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Vol. 112,No. 40, Four sections, 40 Pages, Plus Supplement Wednesday, May 27,1981 -Northville, Michigan • TWENTY-FIVE CENTS School committee to mal~e millage recommendation
After more than six weeks of intense they were aware of the election, 28.2 thville Record - yes - 35.6 percent; no bUdget review sessions and cost percent said they were not aware of the - 38.5percent; unsure - 25.8 percent. analysis examinations, the Northville election. 2. Recent property tax assessment in- Board of Education Citizens Advisory 56.7 percent of the persons surveyed creases - yes - 83.5 percent; no -7.7 Committee will discuss tonight its final thought the request was a renewal. 20.3 percent; unsure - 8.8 percent. millage recommendation to be made to percent thought the request was an in- 3. Current economic conditions - yes the school board for the July school crease. 21.9 percent said they were un- - 82.7 percent; no - 11.4 percent; un- millage election. sure if it was an increase or a renewal, sure - 5.9 percent. The committee will make a recom- and 1.1 percent thought it was both an 4. The announced administration mendation to the board based on what it increase and a renewal. salary increases - yes - 66.8 percent; believes the Northville community will 37.1 percent of those surveyed said no - 16.8 percent; unsure - 16.4 per- support and what level of funding will they knew the value of the request to cent. be needed to maintain an adequate pro- the school district, 47.7 percent said 5. The size of the administrative staff gram. they did not know the value of the re- - yes - 38.7 percent; no - 31.9 per- At the committee's meeting last quest to the school district and 15.2 per- cent; unsure - 29.4 percent Wednesday, a millage subcommittee cent were unsure of the value of the re- 6. The condition of the schools - yes was established to formulate a millage quest to the district. - 38.7 percent; no - 35.2 percent; un- proposal based upon information com- The following issues were thought to sure - 26.1percent piled by the group's various subcom- have influenced the result of the 7. The quality of education at the mittees throughout the past six weeks .. millage request as follows: The committee will make its recom- 1. The editorial position of The Nor- Continued on lo-A mendation to the board of education by June 3. A June 3 deadline was established to give the board adequate time to review Slim majority defeats the committee's recommendation and give final approval on the millage re- quest before it is placed on the ballot. Though there has been no formal township 'Proposal C' discussion about how many mills the committee will recommend or for what By KEVIN WILSON the same proportIOn that prevailed length of time, committee members state-wide. have voiced concerns about going back Township voters approved continua- The count on Proposal A locally was to the Northville voters with another 9.5 tion of 1.5 mill property tax for police 2,541no, 1,261yes. mill package - the original request services by a nearly 3 to 1 margin last The renewal millage for police defeated in April. week, but rejected one additional mill received broad support, with no "We have to realize we may be for the same purpose by a handful of precinct voting against the question. • defeated again," Committee Co- votes. The margin of victory was more than 2 chairman Phil Phillips said Wednes- Proposal C, the township's request to 1in every precinct. day. for an additional mill of police funding, The new millage question, however, However, the committee, while was defeated by 81 votes, a mere two split the community. Proposal C was realizing that a recommendation for percent of the 3,753 votes cast on the rejected in seven of 11 precincts (10 another 9.5 mill request may be issue. polling precincts and one for absentee defeaied by voters as soundly as the Long lines were reported at the polls ballots), passed in fdur, with margins first request, also faces the realization Tuesday evening, and it was 11:30 p.m. varying widely. that a lesser millage request will mean before officials had firm knowledge Predictions that multiple-family lesser funding and ultimately a cut in that Proposal C had been defeated. The hom.ing areas would be in favor of the some programs. final three precincts counted came proposal and that single family areas, The committee's recommendation almost simultaneously, and it was not particularly the most recently • also must have the board of education's until that point the millage request was developed ones, would oppose new approval. The board will review the virtually even, with only 15 more no taxes, were borne out. recommendation at three separate votes than yes votes counted. Below are precinct counts, with meetings on June 8, 11 and 15. The total turnout of 3,947 voters ex- references to the location and In the wake of the defeat of the 9.5 ceeded expectations somewhat, as sun- character of the precincts (note: total mill request in the April 4 election - ny skies and seasonal temperatures voter counts do not always match the which resulted in a loss of approXimate- drew electors to the polls state-Wide. vote on anyone issue, because some ly $2.7 million to the school district - Locally, the voting percentage fell people do not vote some part of the City, township, state officials march behind flag bearers the board of education unanimously slightly below the early estimates of ballot> : supported the formation of a Citizens over 50 percent. Township officials PRECINCT 1 - Proposal A was Advisory Committee to help open the reported a turnout of between 48 and 49 defeated 265 no, 122yes, out of 389 total lines of communication between the percent of the more than 8,000 voters. Proposal B (the 1.5 mill schools and the community. registered voters. renewal) was approved, 258 yes, 125no. •Holiday observed locally Since that time, the committee has The final tally, certified by the board Proposal C (new mill) was defeated been working on a strict deadline in of canvassers Wednesday night, on Pro- soundly, 237 no, 145yes. Precinct 1 sur- order to prOVide the board with posal B, a 1.5 mill renewal, was 2,m rOlmds the city and is primarily the necessary information before it goes yes, 998 no. On the new millage ques- western end of the township between back to the voters with another millage tion, the count was 1,917no to 1,836yes. Seven and Eight Mile, out to Ridge. by parade, prayer, speech request. The local canvass of Proposal A must PRECINCT 2 - Proposal A received The board of education decided at its be confirmed by the county before it 229 no votes to 139 yes in this precinct. May 11 meeting to seek approval to hold becomes official. which had in total 371 votes cast; Pro- "Let these headstones remind us of with Dave McDougall, Department of came into being after World War II another millage election July 28. If that Proposal A was defeated almost ex· posal B 278 yes votes and 125 no votes. .the hundreds of thousands, yes, Michigan Legion Vice Commander when a mother wished to have her son date is not acceptable, the board will actly 2 to I, with township voters turn- millions, in alien countries who John L. Hacker, Joseph Andrews, brOUght back and there was no more try for a July 21 election. ing down the state tax realignment in Continued on ll·A sacrificed for the freedom we enjoy to- seventh District Committeeman and room in the nearby Civil War soldiers' One of the committee's first attempts day," reminded the Reverend Charles VFW Post 4012 Commander George plot. to gauge the community's opinions Boerger as he prayed at 11 a.m. Mon- Bays. The area at one time had been a about the Northville Public Schools was day in the sunlit glade that is the Veteran Everett McCullum and gravel pit at the east side of the through a communitY-Wide telephone Murder suspect bound over veterans' plot in Rural Hill Cemetery. former Mayor A. M. Allen were parade cemetery, providing the gravel for the survey which included 483 persons The Memorial Day service followed grand marshals. cemetery roads. In 1952,Allen recalled, chosen randomly from the phone book. the annual parade through town to Merle Hoag served as master of the veterans plot had been created and At Wednesday's meeting, the results to circuit court, bond set Oakwood Cemetery on Cady where a ceremonies, introducing Mayor Paul was dedicated. It has 250 grave spaces of the telephone survey were presented wreath was placed in memory of Vernon, Township Supervisor John with provision for more if needed. by Joe Lickman, chairman of the veterans and then to Rural Hill MacDonald, Council member J. Burton A committee was formed, Allen said, survey subcommittee. Jeanette M. Peterson, 41, suspected health facility. .Cemetery where local officials, DeRusha and Senator Robert Geake as of a city representative and one from The results of the survey are as of murder In the shooting death of a Peterson stood mute at her first ar- American Legion and Veterans of well as veterans' officials. each veterans' post to administer the follows: Detroit man May 11, was bound over to raignment, shortly after turning herself Foreign Wars representatives spoke in Former Mayor Allen was a special area. All three contribute to its Of the 483 people surveyed, 95.5 per- Wayne County Circuit Court Thursday over to police, In the company of her at- tribute to those who died in service. guest speaker. cent of those persons were registered after examination in 35th District torney. Her lawyer contacted police While not appreciably larger than He related how the veterans' plot Continued on 3-A voters. . Court. even before an arrest warrant was those of other years, the parade was im- Of those responding to the survey, The court, moved to Canton from its issued, asking to be notified if a war- pressive. NorfhviIle High School Mar- 91.1 percent were homeowners and 8.9 scheduled Northville City Hall location, rant was obtained. ching Band under Michael Rumbell in percent rented their dwellings. determined there is reason to believe new uniforms drew comments for play- 54.2 percent of those surveyed had no Peterson committed a criminal act in ing well and marching well. school age children. 45.8 percent had the death of Yusuf Abdur Karriem, 36, A large group of uniformed Brownies, children either in the Northville Public of Detroit. Free ads offered Peterson was bound over to the cir- Carrying six United States flags, joined A CANDIDATES forum is of last week's defeat of new School system or in private schools. • cuit court on the original charges of Boy and Girl Scouts in the parade. The slated tomorrow night (Thurs- police tax, opening negotiations Of the 483 persons surveyed, there homicide in the second degree, and sent to area students prohibition of bicycles and horses, day> at the high school cafeteria with the police union (the con- was a total of 373 children in the survey to Wayne County Jail. Bond was set, observers noted, added to the solemni- by the League of Women Voters. tract already expired) and group. and reduced to $35,000. ty. The three candidates for the discussion of police handling of This is equivalent to .78 school age Looking for a summer job? How Whether Peterson posted bond was At the cemetery "Fat Bob" Taylor school board - Glenna Davis, the Swan Harbour murder case. children per surveyed household, or about a full-time job? unknown at press time, as county jail sang "God Bless America" and, at the Leland Haines and Jean Hansen 1.70 children in the homes of persons If the answer is yes, then here's an conclusion, "Battle Hymn of the with children. officials, claiming to be understaffed, opportunity for high school and college - will speak and answer ques- RAILROAD buffs will have an Republic." The words of both songs The distribution of the children by could not reply to inquiry before The students to make their needs known. tions beginning at 8 p.m. "In opportunity see a "Chessle" rang out as the audience was invited to to school is as follows: Record deadline. For two weeks, beginning June 3, The view of the economic situation train of 20 cars pulled by a 1948 join in the singing. - Amerman - 12.6percent Arraignment on the eVidence, Green Sheet will publish free want ads facing the school district, It's steam locomotive pass by Nor- The Reverend Boerger of St. Paul's - Moraine - 8.3 percent basically a repeat or Thursday'S ex- for high school and coliege students especially Important that people thville at the Seven Mile- Lutheran Church reminded that "those - Silver Springs - 5.6 percent amination at circuit court level, Is seeking employment. know the people who will serve Northville Road crossing about 9 • who sacrificed for freedom we enjoy to- - Winchester-l1.0percent scheduled June 2. The only reqUirement for this special on the school board." a a.m. Saturday. The train will be day were not adventure seekers but Total Elementary - 37.5 percent Autopsy reports from the Wayne want ad feature is that the ad be limited spokesman said. enroute from Detroit Clio and men who had left families." to County medical examiner, completed to 10words. Saginaw on a special tour with I" - Cooke - 12.3percent last week, show the cause of Karriem's The free ad wl1l run in both the June 3 The day, he said, "reminds each of us stops in Plymouth and Holly. of the shortness of life here on earUl. " A SPECIAL MEETING to - Meads Mlll- 8.1 percent death as a gunshot wound to the ab- and June 10editions of The Green Sheet Beginning In Detroit at 8:30 Henry Gardner, commander of discuss several matter concern- Total Junior High - 20.4 percent domen. Township police, searching which is circulated through The Novi- a.m., the trip is one of seyeral American Legion Post 147, welcomed Ing police operations has been Peterson's apartment on a warrant ob- Walled Lake News, Milford Times, Nor- special ones Offered the railroad- those who ringed the veterans' plot in called by the township board of Northville High School- 24.1 percent tained the day of the murder, found a thville Record and South Lyon Herald. loving public. the cemetery, saying it was heartwar- trustees Thursday, May 28 at 8 .22 caliber pistol believed to be the In addition to assisting students, this ming to have so many turn out. p.m. In township hall. The agen- Other - 18.0percent weapon Involved. free ad feature Is a great opportunity It was a day for veterans. Eighty- da for the session. open to the CITY COUNCIL moved Its Of the persons surveyed, 49.7 percent Karriem died at Northville Regional for employers to find those persons they seven year old VFW member Walter ' public, Includes discussion of meeting night to Tuesday this said they voted In the April 4 election. Psychiatric Hospital, where he was need for their businesses. • Fox and Dr. Waldo Johnson, 86, a future millage polley in the wake week because of Memorial Day. SO.3percent said they did not vote. Of taken when mistakenly believed to be Look for it in the classified section Legion member, were present, along those that did not vote, 71.8 percent said an escaped resident of the mental June 3 and 10. 2-A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, May 27, 1981 • In new subdivisions Postlllaster lllandates cluster lllailboxes Large drop boxes for parcels would New subdivisions in the township will struction would have to be equipped couple years before a development be available in each cluster, and in-. have to use "cluster mail boxes" from with cluster boxes. reaches 50percent occupancy, The system is expected to cut costs in There was criticism of the plan from dividual boxes would be supplied in nowon, the board of trustees heard last various sizes to suit needs of residents, week. half over the door·to-door method of both residents and developers atten- mail distribution, and by nearly 50per- ding the meeting, but Cooper said the the postal officials said. Tim Cooper,of the Northville Post Of- To charges that the boxes shown in a fice, was at the board's Thursday cent over current curb service distribu- local post office has little choice in the slide presentation were "ugly," Cooper meeting to explain the system, recently tion. matter, and that the postal service mandated by the U.S, Postmaster Boxes would be paid-for, installed wouldlike to cooperate with planners to circulated a post office pamphlet depic- General as a cost-saving move. and maintained by the post office, avoid some of the problems forseen. ting several designs. Under the new system, Cooper ex- Cooper said. One advantage to the Cooperand former acting postmaster Coopersaid the program is only star- plained, individual homes would no populace over current systems, he said, Robert Arnold, in his last day in the ting now, so there has been very little longer have separate mail boxes. would be that mail delivery to a sub- local post, said some multiple family pUblicity, but that as it becomes more Cluster boxes, with 8, 12,or 16separate, division would begin when the first developments in the township already common he expects to see more lockable boxes would serve as many house is occupied. have the cluster boxes. widespread knowledge of the system. • homes from a central location. Presently, he explained, mail Store Hours Coopersaid the post office would like delivery to residences does not begin to cooperate with township planners until a subdivision is 50 percent oc- and developers to find central, unob- cupied. The first 50 percent of the Homestead affidavits kept, trusive locations for the cluster boxes in population has to pick up mail at the each new subdivision. Subdivisions cur- post office as general delivery mail. rently under construction would be That requirement would be waived despite pledge to destroy completed under the old system, he under the cluster system, he said, said, but any development which does which would particularly welcome dur- not have houses already under con- ing housing slumps, when he can take a What is happening to the homestead return the affidavits in advance of the. affidavits mailed to local property election so that, had Proposal A with owners before the election? the 50 percent property tax reduction passed, they would have been filed Residents were urged to fill them out before the May deadline. Officials had OBITUARffiS in advance of the election with the stated that should Proposal A be understanding they would be used if defeated (as it was), they would be Proposal Apassed. thrown away. . ELIZABETHJANE DICKINSON Amemorial service was held Monday by Blazing Star Lodge Number 565. City Manager Steven Walters Funeral service for area resident reported that he was asked to return Elizabeth Jane Dickinson, 57, was held MARGARETH. SCHNEIDER those of city residents living in Wayne Township business manager David May 22at Holy Family Church in Novi. County to the county. He hand- Lelko, when contacted, said the The Reverend Father Kevin P. O'Brien Funeral service for area resident delivered them Friday. township has "a huge box of the af-. officiated. Burial was at Calvary Margaret H. Schneider, 70, was held fidavits, and we're still receiving May 26 at S1. Alexander's Church in them." He said the township wouldjust Cemetery inToledo, Ohio. Home owners in the Oakland County A scripture service was held May 20 Farmington Hills. A rosary was held wait to see if the county called. May 25 at Ross B. Northrop and Son portion of the city had been instructed However, he anticipated they would be at Ross B. Northrop and Son Funeral to mail theirs directly to the county; so Home. Funeral Home and burial was at Holy thrown out if not requested. Supulchre Cemetery. the city had received very few Oakland Mrs. Dickinson died of Hodgkin's returns, he added. disease May 18 at University Hospital Mrs. SChnE'ider died May 22 at Botsford Hospital. inAnnArbor. Township officials had not been con- She was born in Genoa, Ohio, August Shewas preceded in death by her hus- Walters said he was taking the af- band Harvey. Survivors include her son tacted by Wayne County, however, by fidavits in person as he was hand- 13,1923to John and Theresa (TyukodD last Friday. Rajna, Robert of Novi and daUghters Mrs. delivering the election results to the Mrs. Dickinson was a saleswoman at Ruth McCaskell of Farmington Hills bondingattorney at the same time. • and Sally Maxwell ofCalifornia. "I think they (Wayne County of- Sears and a member of Holy Family ficials) are going through to check Church in Novi. Other survivors include her nine grandchildren. ownership changes," Walters said, in- She is survived by her husband dicating it was a chance for the county This, he said, is part of the city's Frederick, daughter Carol and son Den- to update records. desire to expedite the Main Street pav- nis. PETERF. C.SIMPSON ing program which has to be completed in good weather. While Proposal A was Other survivors include her brother "Then they'll wind up throwing them Paul J. Rajna of Prudenville, Funeral service for Peter Finlay soundly defeated here, city residents Michigan, and sister Mrs. Dorothy Cairns Simpson, 75, of 42796Lake Suc- away," he added. just as soundly supported bonding to Kekes ofToledo,Ohio. cess will be held at 11a.m. Thursday at pave South Main from Griswold to Casterline Funeral Home with the Property owners had been urged to Seven Milethis year. ROY C. KENNER Reverend John Mishler of First ~~, Presbyterian Church of Northville of- Funeral service for Northville resi- ficiating. THE NORTHVIllE RECORD P\I~.he(l b(hW8'd .... ~ .., ,-.------...... dent Roy C. Kenner, 79, was held May A Masonic service will be held at 8 Or fh ------• Wednesday, May27.1981- THENORTHVILLERECORD-3·A I' Memorial Day 1981 • Northville High School Mar- ching Band shows off its new uniforms in Monday's parade. "Fat Bob" Taylor leads au- dience in "God Bless America," right. • , ,. 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Many of those participating in the He recalled that most recently the 52 program and those in the audience fac- hostages were greeted by a sign on the ing the well-kept plot centered with the airplane that read, "Welcome to flagpole and carved out of the hillside freedom." ~ banked with trees and flowers "Today," he continued, "our Armed murmered agreement. Forces should be the pride of our na· • • Why Pre-Plan Mayor Vernon reminded the au- tion. an example of the men and women dience that "as we meet in this hallow- we honor here today. Did they really Your Funeral Now? ed place to pay our respects we must win the freedom they fought to lend our support to those who work for achieve? Yes, they did." I lasting peace. Let us rededicate After auxiliary members placed pop- ourselves to the faith for which they pies on the graves and a memorial Here's Why- gave their lives." wreath in the center of the plot, the MacDonald addressed his comments ceremony concluded with "Taps," FREEZE FUNERAL COSTS FOREyER to the young people attending, recalling played by marching band members Funeral charges are frozen and guaranteed at for them the days of World War IIwhen Phil Benstein and Tom Rothermel, TODA Y'S prices.Protectsagamsttomorrow's higher a blue star in a window meant a ser- echoing across the hills. viceman in the family - and a gold star • • prices. Marchers and those attending the one who had died in service. "I delivered papers to a house where service were invited to return to the SAVE-AS YOU SPECIFY there was a blue star. The mother told American Legion Post Home at 100 me where her son was each week. On West DUnlap where the Northville Com- Guard against over·spendmg.Specifyonly what you munity Band under the direction Of Wishto spend. the last day of World War II the blue star was replaced by a gold one - 1 Robert Williams played. never forgot how it affected the mother. Ice cream bars were presented to all GET PEACE·Of·MIND It was a story that could be told many in a tradition continued by Casterline You don't have to pre·plan your funeral-but It's a times." Funeral Home. good feelingknowmgIt'sdone and your familywon't haveto worry. MAGIC, MECHANICAL WIZARDRY AND MIMES! VOTE FOR: THURSDAY, MAY 28 thru SUNDAY, MAY 31 r~ ft. FUNEN" ( WILL... HOMES LELAND M. HAINES • REDFORD. 25450 Plymouth. 48239 '* SHOWTIMES 1;{ for ~ ... LNONIA. 37000 SIXMile Road' 48152 Thursday thru Saturday Sunday Northville School Board J.",•• H W,II Itl 937·3670 ~ 11:00,2:00,4:00,6:00,7:00,8:00 12:30,1:00,2:00,3:00,4:00,4:30 • Vote Monday June 8 Center Court Send for FRBf.' Booklet Let's Make Our Schools Better By: ~------1. Promoting good communications, school trustees should listen and com· > mu.llcateWiththe publicandeducahonalpersonnel Wewantto 2. Improvingthe high school Image; student accountabilitycan be Improvedby knowmore guidingallstudents to constructiveactivities.ThIswillImproveorderand school twelve oaks mall aboulyour- Nome cleanliness. An altondance policy requiring make-up time for unexcused .uTlOl· absences willresultInImprovedattendanceandfewersuspensions. Located on NovlRoad, North of 1-96 Stroller Rental '1.00 AllDay Phone 348-9400 PIlOTtCTm Mdtess 3. Avoidinga "business as usual" altitude;keepingschool expenditureIncreases Sunday Noon - 5:00 p.m. IUllWl below the consumer price Index, whichis possible bilcause of a 3.5% yearly Hours are: 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Monday-Saturday declineInenrollmentand bybelter operationsInschool facilities.Thiswillresult PI(·PUJl ec, "'- Ina lowermillagewhichthecommunitywillsupport. PN·1B • Paid forby the HainesforSchool Board Commlttoe - 4-A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, May 27, 1981 J VP was due to retire McNally tapped as Schoolcraft's interim president Ed" ard V :\1c~allv, at 63, was Mc~aIJv's retlrement and Dr there ....ould be two candidates. Where responsibilities Her motion died for counseling, financial aids, placement food service employees and students. scheduled to retire at -the end of the Stlndt's resignation means the new and who determined this motion?" she lack of a second. and day care center. The board of trustees will select the ad- summer as Schoolcraft College's Vice president will Immediately be able to asked McNally joined Schoolcraft in 1962, As interim president, he WIll receive visory committee's chairperson. president for student affairs name two top vice presidents of his/her Informed by Chairperson Harrv before classes were started, as assis- additional compensatIOn of $500 a - About June 16 or 17, the adVisory Instead he will serve from July 1 to choice. If there are promotions from Greenleaf the motion had been tant dean of student affairs. He became month. committee will meet and review the 10 about December 1 as interim president within current staff. there could be a prepared by a three member ad hoc dean in 1966 and vice president In 1968, In related business, the board set-up or 12 applications with names omitted. while the board of trustees seeks a major admimstrative reshuffling preSidential search SUbcommittee, succeeding Lois Waterman. the follOWingprocedure toward hiring a With applicants identified by numbers, replacement for President C i'\elson The vote to appoint :\lc~ally was 4-0. :\lrs Raymond chided the board's pro- He was With Bay City JunIOr College new president: the committee will record its impres- Grote. With Trustee ROSina Ravmond abstain- cedure for bemg "undemocratic. You and Delta College from 1955-62. He has - Today, May 20, the board will ap- sions, Le., weak or strong, of each. No At their regular board meeting, ing and Trustees Michael Burley and don't make a motion where there's an an AB from Seton Hall t.:niverslty and proved a profile of characterIstics to be priority ranking will be done by the trustees congratulated Dr Jewell E. :\lark McQuesten absent election. You make nommations." an MA from the University of :\1in- sought in a new president committee, according to the board's Stlndt, provost and \'Ice president for :\lrs Raymond scolded the board ma- The second candIdate she referred to nesota. - On June 15, trustees will review the policy. instructIOnal affairs on her appoint- jonty for making up its mind In ad- was Kenneth Lmdner, 61, vice presi- Under his wing in the student affairs applications 01 20 to 25 persons screen- ment as president of the Southwestern vance and preparing a written resolu- dent for bUSiness affairs. Mrs. Ray- - About July 1, the committee's im- office are the student activities ed from more than 300 applicants by a pressions will be presented to the board • College Chula Vista, California ~o tion appointing :\lc~ally. "I expected, mond proposed the two long-time vice counselor, health sen'lces, dIrector of consulting team from the Association of date has been set for her departure until I received my materials at 6 p.m .. preSidents. sharing the top job's of trustees for consideration on paring admissions, registrar, directors of Community College Trustees. The the list down to four of five finalists board will winnow these down to 10 or Police Blotter 12. Cost of the presidential search, to be - Those applications will be referred spread over two budget years, will be for comment to a campus advisory about $40,000. • committee which will include one Major budget items include: $6,590 representative each from the for advertising, $6,000 for the ACCT Truck, cycle stolen ln township Schoolcraft Foundation, the executive consulting services" $4,000 for the administrators, the administrative and finalists' first interviews, $4,000 for professional staff, the Faculty Forum, their second interviews and $4,000 for A pick up truck and a motorcycle Four wire wheel covers valued at $160 police said. The driver regained con- A Garden City woman was ticketed classified personnel, the office person- visits to the finalists' current towns of • were reported stolen last week, were stolen from a 1981 Ford Granada clOusness after to"nship police arriVed. after a two-car accident at 8 Mile and nel union, physical plant employees, employment. to\lII1ShIPpollce said parked in the drivewav of a Bedford When questioned, Papp thought he was Randolph May 20, city pohce said. A 1968 Ford pickup ....as stolen from a Road residence ovenUght ~lay 18. at Goddard and Telegraph, the report A car driven by Carrie Tauibee, 18, Manlyn Street reSidence. township township pohce said. said 31560 Kathryn, Garden City, hit a car pollce report ~either the owner nor neighbors driven by a i'\orthville woman. The He was placed under arrest for driv- COMPLETE SERVICES The owner said the vehicle was taken reported seeing or hearing anything LANDSCAPING ing under the Influence of liquor and pohce report shows Taulbee was north- from hiS driveway between 4 p m :\lay suspicious, police said taken to the state police post to be given bound on Randolph, stopped for the stop 2ll and 5.30 a m. :\1:ay21. There are no suspects in the case. a breath test, the report said. sign, thOUght it was clear and started to • Custom Designs The pickup IS maroon with a green pull out and struck the other car in the tailgate, a dented passenger door and The test confirmed that Papp was legally drunk. and he was ticketed. side. - Quality Nursery Stock no front bumper, the owner told police There were no injuries. Both cars There are no suspects, police said A glass storm window of a Homer Papp was held overnight by township police. posted a $100 cash bond and was were damaged but drivable. • Retaining Walls residence was broken sometime bet- Pohce cited Taulbee for failure to ween last week Tuesday and Wednes- released, the police said. • yield right-of-way. - Patios and Decks A 1978 Yamaha motorcycle was day, township police report. stolen from a barn at a Westview Street Police report it appeared the window -Sod ) reSidence. to\\nship police report was shot out by a BB gun. The o....ner Sealarks slate hypertension talk The yellow and black motorcycle. said she didn't see anyone in her - • FREE Estimates, valued at $818 56, was stolen between 6 backyard and has no neighbors to the A program on Presbyterian Church. officers will be installed. p m. ~1:ay 18 and 8:30 am :\la)' 19, rear Damage to the window was "Hypertention - Preven- Cox is a faculty serving for the 1981-82 ALL WORK GUARANTEED FOR ONE FULL YEAR police said valued at $150 police said tion and Cure" will be member of the nursing term will be Helen Maki, The owner told police someone stole Police have no suspects. presented by Jonathan division of Oakland president; Marion Call us now for an appointment the cycle from his barn and that he Cox. RI'\, :\1:Scn. and his University; his wife is LeFevre, vice president; didn't see or hear anything. He also IS The front door window of a Northville wife Terry Cox following assistant patient care Rosella Lee, secretary; Countryside Landscaping, Inc •... unsure of the exact time or how the cy- Road party store was broken during the the June business coordinator at Harper- Frances Collins, c1ewas removed, police said morning May 18, township police meeting of the Seal arks Grace Hospital. treasurer; Vance Northville, Michigan The cycle had approximatley 40 miles report. . at 7:30 p.m Tuesday. During the business Masters and Georgma 420-0531 on it and had no plates. the o\\ner told Whe,: th~ Window, valued at $180, It will be held at First meeting, newly elected Cox, board of directors. police There are no suspects, police broke, It tnggered an alarm and sum- said - ---moned police to the scene where they noticed the damage, police said. The owner told pohce nothing was Two license plates were stolen last taken and that there was no trouble week, township police reported with employees or customers. An Irongate Court resident told police The report said an officer noticed a his automobile license plate was lost or red Oldsmobile Cutlass parked at 6 Mile stolen somelime between May 14 and Road near Waterford Pond, but the 21. vehicle was gone upon returning to the The o....ner also told pohce the license location. plate was on his car when he washed it Police have no suspects at this time. NORTHVILLE May 13 and reported no damage to the car. A Dearborn Heights man was ar- The owner feels the plate was stolen, rested for dnving under the influence of police said. hquor on Seven Mile May 21, township There are no suspects In the case police said. A rear hcense plate With tabs was Steven Donald Papp, 21, of Dearborn PLAZA mAll stolen from an automobile parked on Heights, was arrested early Thursday Northridge Street, township pohce morning on 7 Mile west of Haggerty, report police said. West Seven Mile Road-between Northville Rd. & Haggerty Rd.-Northville The plate was stolen between 6 p m. The Michigan State Police were call· May 15 and 4 p m May 16, pohce said. ed on a possible personal inJUry accI- The owner told police his vehicle was dent and found Papp with his head on parked at his ~orthridge residence and the right front floorboard of the car and that unknown suspects stole the rear was unconscious, but there was no - = plate. Police said there was no damage evidence of injury, the report said. \, to the car. The car had three flat tires due to Police have no suspects running over an eight-inch curb, the C~)xJt fJ\~R Suspected arsonist goes to trial ,) ~~~~ for Swan Harbour fire tomorrow I Chinese, Cantonese, Businessmen's Trial of an YpSilanti Michael Collins, 23, is bound over to cirCUit Hong Kong, Mandarin, Luncheon Special man charged WIth arson charged With setting the court In early February. Japanese,and in a Chnstmas Day fire at fire In four apartments of American Cuisine • Complete Dinners Swan Harbour apartment the complex the mght of Damages in the fire • Carry Out Service December 25. Arrested complex on seven Mile were estimated at Open 7 Days - 349-0441 • Banquet Room Road begins In circuit January 14 and released $300,000. No deaths or in- court May 28 on bond, Collins was Junes were recorded I ,) ~ e-~I~ --:::::..:::.a r 'I Special Savings Event! 3ltastcrcraft Unfinished Furniture LimIted Qt.-antilles hurry In' Superbly crafted Early AfT'lerlcan r- con-vcrsatlon pieces In SOIIOwnlte plne-reaay for fIniShing We II I ,) help you select lne e,:act stain Shade -or c-vcn finish I: 10' you at a L tIny extra COS1 9 Drawer ROLL TOP ~~ DESK P,cture It an your den bedroom or Sluing room 2 Drawer ~~~!.~J ,2 ,24, 4, LAMP .-',:. t TABLE ~,--, Compare to over ~700 17 • l( '7 II. 25 95 Hours: Dally to 6 p.m. Compare to over se!39 Mon.-Fri. til8 p.m. TRA VEL SPECIALS ". Orlando S232 Ireland S489 Ft. Lauderdale .. s278 . ., Top O~nllli Scotland s515 STORAGE CHEST -. Sacramento ..•.. s275 Manila s989 :~ For your Ime 'mens ClOthIng keepsakes' $79 Northville Family Chiropractic 95 Early American arloslry Phoenix s274 38'n • 16'n • 22\', S12495 London ...... s589 atolS',nest' 59 n. 33.30 Compare to over $130 LosAngeles s275 Brussels ..... s497 Randol N. Crain .. Doctor of Chiropractic 24071 Orchard Lake (at 10 Mile) Silverjet Travel "A Principled Practice" Farmington • 478-0625 349-3100 349-4001 AmeftC.a I ",,,I. un'lNtMd 'urnl'ute 1PK1at11. =CI:I l ------..; • Wednesday, May 27,1981- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-5-A City garage sale brings out crowd Biggest and best yet, Northville's third an- residents Lillian and John Daley are purchas- Runco watches the scene. nual city garage sale sponsored by the ing, center, while Caryn Cogar and Amy Beth, Street space was sold by sale chairman Scott • chamber of commerce was aided by a sunny 1, rest in the M.A.G.S. building shade. Lapham on Main and Center for residents to day May 9, sell "unwanteds." Profits, expected to double Things old and used were sold by vendors Chris Kaley and Russ Parker, both 13,check the $500 raised last year, fund chamber pro- like Sandra Richards. below. Allen Terrace out baseball cards, right. Balloon holding Rob jects. Record photos by Steve Fecht. • • Ie • '. Pllotos by Steve Fecllt ' EXPERIMENT AL AIRCRAFT EXHIBIT •• Saturday, May 30 -Sunday, June 7 BUF-PUF TITRALAC ~=--- ~ A.R.M: ~ ANTACID TABLETS '.: ALlERGY Non-medicated r~ ,,.. Instant Relief . " RELIEF Cleansing Sponge ~",~ from Stomach "',,'. MEDICINE _ SS2tressss 20 $188 99 • 100 Tablets 40 $2 NEWOnce-A-Day DIETAC ANBESOL MAXIMUM STRENGTH "' DIET AID (If') #1 ORAL ANESTHETIC CAPSULES f ~~~ Kills Mouth Pain (. ~j on Contact '. Get Started 7's ., - .. t ~..... :,...... ~ ... _ A , ..... - '," .... ' Economy SizeS 2 89 7 capsules 88~ .74 oz. NEET ARTHRITIS CREAM HAIR . i Pain Formula REMOVER • Chapter 384 " .'l} Double Buffering -Rose -Lemon -Herbal • Sport Aviation • Unique Aircraft • Static Displays • Film Presentations • Informal Modeling • "Fly-In Specials" twelve oaks mall Located on Novl Road. North 01/·96 Stroller Rental '1.00 All Day Phone 348-9400 Hours are: 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p,m. Monday-Saturday Sunday Noon - 5:00 p.m. = 6-A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, May 27, 1981 Amerman musical stars greedy goose .. Under New Management Village Pump ALL NEW ENTERTAINMENT Ho... 'oslI'. C\Jps " l)ee~IClOU$ B·B-Q Dally Sherrie's Jubilee Attitude Adjustment Hour DISCount 4:30-6:30 PM Prices 32350 w 8 Mile Rd 474-7620 'f> Mile West 01 Merrtman Rd cervi's WHITE HOUSE MANOR OPEN SUNDAYS Beginning June 7 Dinner 4-9 p.m. SUNDAY BRUNCH :~ 11:30-2:30 Adults 57.50 Children 55.75 Under 12 BUSINESSMAN'S LUNCHEON 11 :30-3:00 P.M. Reservations Optional DINNER RESERVATIONS REQUESTED Please call the reservation desk at 349-6200 ~I •VISA When the Amerman first graders in becomes so greedy that he snatches up 43180 Nine Mile at Novi Road, Novi <: Maryanne Bourne's class decided to some poppy seed cakes from a little .: spread the word about the evils of boy and his mother, gobbles them up :' greed, they found the best way to con- and BOOM - blows up. Upper right is ~: vey their message was through music. Dana Goscinski as the mother and Rod ~lIl11l11l11ll11mlllllllll"IIII1I11II11I11I11I1I1I11I1101I11I11I1I1I11IUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIII"lIIl11l11l1nllllllllllllll11111111111111111110111111111111111111 U1I11111111111111111111111111111111111111111~ : The first graders' recent musical pro- Caster as the little boy. Upper left, the = ~ ANDY'S SUMMER HOURS: ~. Ad •••• -= :. duction entitled "The Poppy Seed townspeople dance and sing when they _- Cakes," outlined the story of the learn that the Greedy Green Goose is :~~-' Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-9 p.m. : c.'K T_~~~' -: : :~:' Greedy Green Goose and his self- no more. Bottom left, the village C--'\ ~ '80'# FRUIT MARKET Sunday 9 a.m.-6 p.m. ~.....":;;-; ..,: : ,,:: destruction, One day, the goose, women sing of their woes. Record ::: played by Jason Stolberg, above, photos by Jim Galbraith. 42409 Grand River, Novi ··.i... :.:·· ;"l.," :-~.I.. East of Novl Road 348 2386 :-~-~~~ = PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU JUNE 2, 1981 • 55 a .... ,. ill ~. == '~ H VINE RIPE ';Look great. Feel great. - ~--J?,~ Fresh = = '.' ,/~_i Salad Tomatoes -- : And have fun with == ASSORTED FLAVO S • \ .... . Corn == . Aerobic Dancing. 1 Liter Bottles IN HUSKS C == C 2 Lb.Pkg. 79 -= " 19 " i$1 5 ~99 ~• AerobiC - a .f Just call to- : DanCing by :r• day for a SAVE 30° : • :Jackl Sorensen .,' free class = SOUTHERN LARGE : IS the one exer- schedule 2" & UP • clse program and Infor- , that ISactually = o mallonon == ", fun to do And It - ':J == • works < how you can Peaches attend your first · Aerobic Danc- class free : Ing exerCises are GARDEN C , • selto today s Aerobic = Dancing. = , : faVOrite mUSical = Lb . Because = SPECIALS 79 = hils And they re = : ,specially deslqned exercise = • to take Ine11E'Soff should be fun . ~ ~ your Wdlst Firm UP No other pro- ....•.•.• ..... • :your legs and gram lets you 99 '. tt1lgh~ Make you fit .. have fun and Cucumbers or i;, \ =H;~~i~g$11 makes you look ::and trim all over 0 ", So you look Four township residents received Citizens Awards from the police department May 7 for aiding in the ap- prehension of burglary suspects, Three certificates were awarded. One to Ruth and Paul Lampela (top right) one to Shirley Auchincloss (middle)' and another to William Phillips (bot: tom), by Police Chief Ronald Nisun. All had provided detailed descriptions of burglary suspects that led to ar- rests. "We couldn't have done it without he ._.\ebrae ~- ~ i'r:s:,iflf~ THIS COULD BE YOUR c 5 t\ead,\a ser"'iC~~.er\ \ ~ef\r\"ebb~rraa~e------~. ....: '.! you," Nisun said. "We sincerely ap- PROBLEM, IF "\"'~r.."caS ';::"---- . , •• , preciate your involvement and ac- SO CHIROPRACTIC -::::::;: '2(\~ Heart Condition I ..; tions." WILL HELPI ~ 2nd dorsal vertebrae ~} . Supervisor John MacDonald, Clerk 5\h dorsal vertebrae ~, j)tJ~'~P ~I ..,er\ebrall.e:..-_-t1tfll111ri· Susan Heintz and Treasurer Richard Thousands of symptoms can be 9th dorsa 1\ Henningsen were on hand to con- caused If vertebrae are out of Kidneys'''~ rae '" I J'J ~. ~,,",.rnbar"'~ I I \.,~ gratulate the recipients. alignment pmching nerves. Nerves "owels' 1S~ .\...... bb88rr___ ' ' III I ~ control body function. If you're ~ .5\\"·~'" \' '\} "You have demonstrated the highest . u\a\iOn I I degree of good citizenship," Nisun Sick, you could have mis-aligned vertebrae. Come in and have your said. spine checked. These mis-align- •• 0< ,,,, ~ iI\~ ments can be present without any "back trouble." J, r \ ~/ ,~ 965 S. Main Plymouth 459-0200 Buy Sun at these Pool Professionals BELLEVILLE HOLLY Sumpter Pools Freeman Pool Center 19500 Sumpter 124 N Saginaw "-----B6-MdNF-l-A:r-tGN--'- . BERKLEY LIVONIA - SAVE INSTALLATION $$$ Pools-A-Go-Go LeWIS Pools ROYAL OAK . DO-IT-YOURSELF 2766 West 12 Mile Ad. 28302 Joy Road D.D J. SWIm Prod. 414 Hamson • • CLARKSTON LIVONIA Poolmart of Mich. Viscount Pools ROYAL OAK Do·It·Yourself Center 5738 OrtonVille Rd 34750 Plymouth Rd Huntington Wds. Pool OFFERING A COMPLETE LINE OF 4714 N Woodward FARMINGTON MILFORD . liD.. 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Student honors accumulate SAVE 55 AI AMERICAN accomplishment" at the Management Honor Northville resident Society - an organization Cary Patten has been school's 27th annual Cum Laude Society installa- comprised of upperclass named to the Tau Beta Pi students who have national engineering tion banquet May 11. Founded in at the demonstrated leadership honor society at 1906 GOOD FOR A LIFETIME! PRESSURE TREATED LUMBER potential. Lawrence Institute of Tome School in Penn- sylVania, the Cum Laude To be eligible for the Technology . Society recognizes those Dean's List, a students ~ LANDSCAPE TIMBERS P a Hen is in the seniors with a continuous must have attained a engineering program at secondary school honors weighted grade average ..4x4x8 • 4x6x8 • 6x6x8 • 6x8x8 LIT and was chosen for record who stand in the of 92 or higher for the professionals membership on the basis top one-fifth of their previous semester with working with of academic merit. class, and juniors with a no course grade below 85. you GMI is an accredited Prospective members continuous secondary college of engineering also had to meet the ap- school honors record who and management proval of a screening are among the top one- operating on the committee, the LIT tenth of their class. cooperative' plan of engineering faculty and education. It has an Huge Selection 33464 w seven mIle 478-6010 the national Tau Beta Pi CREOSOTED enrollment of 2,200 ~t• In the se~cnmll~!. livonia office. William Barlow, son of FRESH farmmglon shOPPI(lg centN Mr. and Mrs. Patrick F. students pursuing HARDWOOD TIMBERS Kelly of 41303 Lagoon bachelor's degrees in "~~.;, ANNUALS Court, has been named to engineering and in- $10.00 OFF Marci Lesperance, the dean's list for the spr- dustrial administration. 4"x4"xS" $3.44 C&C '-- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ing semester at General Students alternate TRAY • WITH THIS COUPON I• Andre Lesperance of Motors Institute in Flint. classroom and laboratory 4"x6"xS" $4.66 C&C 55~ Robinwood Drive, was Barlow, a senior, is a academic studies with ~• ,,~~ v one of 14 Detroit Country cooperative student with work experience periods 6"x6"xS" $7.99 C&C /;' , • • Day School juniors and Hydra-matlc Division in at General Motors units C" : 99 6"xS"xS" $9.99 : = huds(1)n~ = seniors to be honored for Yspllanti and is a across the United States C&C , 5 FLAT ... = BUGWISER~ = "outstanding academic member of the GMI and Canada. 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IMPORTED & DOMESTIC • OLIVES Small business after Lansing's ear ITALIAN SPECIALTIES From Chuck'. M'~ Shoppe "Come see lor yourself" Mon-Sat Fresh It.han Sausage 1.69 Ib 33521 W. 8 MILE 9amto 9pm Extra Lean $159 OPEN (Iult w. 01 F.rmlngton Rd.) Sun 12-6 Ground Beef lb. the Michigan Department of Com- recommended) really help us, they Other recommendations within the Local owners of small businesses 7DAYS 478.1323 CUSTOM MEATS CUT TOORD£R found their interests well-represented merce. wouldhelp business expand, create new top 15are: In a list of recommendations to state Those attending the culminating con- jobs, keep jobs In the state." - A Michigan right·to-work law; From Our Deli Department. • • FREEZERBEEFPROCESSEDHERE government prepared at a recent ference May 11-13paid their own way, Despite recent changes to workman's -- Cuts in state spending; Bakkila was quick to point out, noting compensation and unemployment laws, - Strict state monitoring and en· $199 IMPORTED ITALIAN statewide conference on small Provolone Cheese lb. & CANADIAN PASTA bUSiness that the representatives are estimated the group was strongly Critical of those forcement of banks and lending institu- to have spent nearly $500,000 of their operations in Michigan. Of 215 voting lions to encourage more sympathetic $199 Primo' Amato • uncia • Brayo Charhe Bakkila, proprietor of Bump own money to participate. delegates to the conference, 171 treament of women seeking loans for Baked Ham lb. WINE SALE $329 Flnelmporltd and DomestIC Wines ShopCharlie's on OldNovi Road in Nor- In addition to creating a list of recom- pumped for lowered workman's com- small businesses; Corned Beef lb. thVille,carried the local concerns about mendations to the state legislature, the pensatIon insurance costs and stricter - Educational efforts from grade labor costs, taxes and over-regulation conference also saw the founding of a eligibilIty rules, while 169 said they school to college to train students in Opco $ ~-.;-vIT~ COUPON -, to LanSingas one of 300 owners of small Michigan Small Business Alliance, a 24- favored similar changes in the economics and small business acumen; Hard Salami •••••••• 2.591b I V2 Liter 8 Pk. I businesses to attend the conference member group devised to follow unemployment program. - Elimination of state programs fur- The single business tax, delegates nishing services or goods in competi- FRESH BAKED I PEPSI I May 11 to 13 through on the lobbying effort. CARINI ITALIAN BREAD DAILY contend, is actually a small business tion with small business; I I In discussion with other local owners According the Bakkila, the group's Vari.ty of Sandwich., mad. Fre'h I piUS I of small bUSinesses, Bakklla said, he arguments that small businesses create tax and by assessing the levy based on - Tax credits and abatements for $2 09 foundthe pet peeves about operating in more than 90 percent of all new jobs, the number of workers employed, acts those investing in minority-owned From Joe's Fish Department. •• I • deposit I Jumbo Shrimp Ib Michigan were worker's compensation that more than 95 percent of all state as a disincentive to new hiring. small businesses; '6.89 L ~.!!..2 ~ regulatIOns,unempioyment regulatIOns businesses are small and that they A business income tax was recom- - State policy encouraging small AI.. kian King Crab leg '4.95 Ib mended as a replacement by 165 business and deregulation on the broad PARTY TRAYS and the single business tax. employ nearly 60 percent of non-farm Lobster Tail $1199 lb. At the Michigan Conference on Small laborers in the state are gaining an ear delegates. As written, such a switch front; FOR ALL OCCASIONS BUSiness a list of 60 issues was in Lansing. would likely result in a loss of revenue - A separate export division within the state's Department of Commerce Produce Specials • • • 49 ¢ prepared from those presented by local Both Lieutenant Governor James to the state, and the delegates recom- Vine Ripe Tomatoes...... lb. ONE FREE representatives from around the state. Brickley and Senator Robert Geake Northwestern Wayne NOW, 7:30 p.m., Hoover Elementary School in vestments, and a call for an all-out ef- Bakkila said another meeting of " " Livonia fort in the state to improve the business Detroit area small business owners is OUR 45TH. YEAR" Northville Jaycees, 8 p.m., Aberdeen's climate were among other top recom- scheduled for May 28 to communicate mendations. ihe results of the Lansing conference "What we want to do," Bakkila said, and continue discussions of how the THURSDAY, MAY 28 "is change (Michigan) from a welfare state business climate could be improv- ·Austrian Pine state to a working state. " ed. Daytime TOPS, 9 a.m., First Presbyterian Church • Blue Spruce Northville Historical Society, 8 p.m., New School Church in Mill Race • Douglas Fir Village • Scotch Pine Northville-Novi Parents Without Partners, Orientation for • White Pine Newcomers, 8 p.m., with Marilyn Stockelman and GOLF BALL SALE morel SATURDAY, MAY 30 SUPER SALE 88 Alhambra of Northville Manresa Caravan No. 217, 3rd Annual $6 VELOURS Millionaires Party, 8 p. m., K of C Hall A DOZEN SUNDAY, MAY 31 95 DIFINI $1895 TITLEISTS $11 ETONIC Mill Race Historical Village, open 1-4p.m. A DOZEN MEN'S & WOMEN'S MONDAY, JUNE 1 . St. Paul's Lutheran Church School paper drive, 6 p.m., church parking WILSON "JERRY PATE" 3 Woods 95 lot WILSON "BETH DANIELS" 8 Irons $159 Northville Kiwanis, 6:30 p.m., o'Sheehan's restaurant f/ Northville TOPS, 7 p.m., First Presbyterian Church SPAULDING XL4 4 Woods- 8 Irons Northville Masonic Organization, 7:30 p.m., Masonic Temple $429°0 Northville City Council, 8 p.m., council chambers ANNUALS CARRY BAG SALE GOLF SHOE SALE TUESDAY, JUNE 2 PERENNIALS I Men's Northville Rotary Club, noon, First Presbyterian Church fellowship BROWNING Nylon $25.50 • • • hall DEXTER $28.95 • Myrtle • Tallhedge Mizpah Circle, King's Daughters, 12:30 p.m. First United Methodist JONES Vmyl 31.95 WATERPROOF • Pachysandra • Arborvitae Church • Ajuga • Privet Northville Lions Club, 6: 30p.m., Highland Lakes Clubhouse Ladies' • Coloratus • Hawthorne (J Cordura Sixgate Squadron Civil Air Patrol, 7 p.m., Novi Middle School JONES 36.95 ·Ivy • Juniper Seal arks, 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church Lightweight - Durable HUSH PUPPIES $29.95 ·Sedum • Viburnum Northville City Planning Commission, 8 p.m., council chambers . Salem Township Board, 8 p.m., Town Hall VFW Auxiliary, Post 4012,8 p.m., VFW Hall NURSERY CHECK OUR SALE TABLE & RACK 421 ..2888 ~~,~ OPEN DAILY 9-8 Four initiated in Phi Kappa Phi .. 14925 Middlebelt • • ~ BETWEEN 5 NILE AND SCHOOLCRAFT SUNDAY 9-5 Four NorthVille development; Michael reSidents recently were Havala of 42266 Chatter- imtlated in the Michigan ton, a junior majoring in State University chapter accounting and Joan Valo of Phi Kappa Phi natIOnal of 42298, a senior major- honorsociety. ing in accounting. Northville initiates are Juniors and graduate Carol Lynn Clark of 54300 students must be within Nine Mile, a senior ma- the top 1.5 percent of their joring in zoology; Diane class and seniors within 13 MIL BUBBLE Elizabeth Kleckner of the top seven percent in \056 Allen, a junior ma· order to qualify for Phi SOLAR COVERS -jorlng in resource Kappa Phi. VINYL LINERS FOR ONGROUND OR INGROUND POOLS 40% OFF SPRING 20% OFF DON'T BE FOOLED BY 8 MIL BRANDS TRANSMISSION SPECIAL $1400 COMPLETE!!! • Change Transmission Fluid • • Adjust Bands· • Replace Filter· • Replace Pan-Gasket • Complete Road Test • Where applicable Note: This IS a complete transmission service, no hidden extra's FREE TOWING-ONE DAYSERVICE NATIONWIDE WARRANrY at ••• oca on. - IIILlVONIATRANIMIIIION" 27950 W. 5 Mile - 522-2240 FARMINGTON TRANIMIIIION 30400 Grand River - 474-1400 NORTHVILLE TRANIMIIIION 5 Mile Rd. at Northville Rd. 420-0444 (in Plymouth) 7 ~. Wednesday. May 27. 1981-THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-l}-A t. Schoolhouse fair attracts tots '6 ~ . • • We've changed our name to Joseph's Hair Salon Sale Pnce '6.88 less (FORMERLY EXPRESSIONS Mfr's Refund -'2.00 But that's all we've changed! . JOSEPH &. BONNIE - OWNERS ---- MANICURING BY BONNIE • NAIL TIPS-SCULPTURED NAILS NAIL WRAPPING AT REASONABLE PRICES • EN tOR CITIZENS SETS $600 Includes Shampoo SPRING SP~CIAL . L-ad,es Gor!leous $40.00 Perms 17.:50 with this ad HAIR CUT SPECllIL I Shampoo - Cut- LIMIT 12 pER FAMilY 78~ $1000 EXPIRES S 31 81 I WASH I Blow Dry. coupon ONLY Gentlemen Welcome QT. WIth Rebate 15369 NEWBURGH RD .• N.W. CORNER 5 MILE $1.08 LIVONIA· 464-2270 • OPEN 6 DAYS SALE PRICE I'IfjT~~1~~I 1974.~~,'~'"~ iii1 -.30 • Less Mlg Rebate I ~ I 1981 il~ 78'" I COVER i -~~ YOU PA,! ~IU.~:.r'Otl I The Second Annual Book Fair at The Little Red Schoolhouse- ""9 \It .. ~t. I ' 9~1HSO A~ William Allen Academy provided tiny tots and their parents 3 DR.GORDONJ. KORBY with more than just an opportunity to browse through reading I LIMIT I EXPIRES 5 3, 8, I 6 •9 9 is proud to announce the opening materials. As most of the prospective schoolhouse students LIMIT 1 EXPIRES 5-31.8 J of his chiropractic office discovered, going to school is more than just learning the A,B,C's. Along with a school tour, there was a bake sale, a hot • Neck - Back PalO Diagnostic dog and popcorn stand, coffee and doughnuts, a raffle and plen- .lnd TreJtrnent Center ty of games. Timothy O'Flynn, 4, and his mom Diana, upper • left, browse through one of the many sale books; Greg Brown, • SpeCial Interest InJaw JOlOt Disorders .1I1dIle.ldJches 5, and John Haupt, 4, center, check out the duck pond; Diane Kovacs, upper right, conducted the cake walk; and Lindsay 36016 W. Five Mile Rd. Duputat, 1, above, found the hot dogs to be the best part of the Livonia fair. Record photos by Steve Fecht. (1 Blk. eJst.ot Lev.ln) FIRfARMS AND VIOLENCE 464-2100 Local scouts attend annual meet More than 300attended Marlene Granet, Tonya At the council's May 14 I Houn by Appointment the annual council Hahn, Dulce Jacobson, meeting of the board of meeting of Huron Valley Mary Elizabeth Lan- directors the appoint- 'N AMER'CAN UFE ? )I- Girl Scout Council held drum, Patricia Levos, ments of Dru Schoch and recently at Win Schuler's Susan Nagy and Yest. Kathy Landrum as restaurant inAnnArbor. "Hello World," a pro- members at large of the r---. -, Laure Area scouts were gram emphasizing inter- ward were approved. among the 48 First Class national friendship and Peggy seery was named FURNITUBE Girl Scouts honored at the understanding, was member representative ffr I~l' program which focused presented. of the Northville- on international friend- It is announced that Plymouth-Canton area. L .L~\ SOLID PINE ship and the recognition area Older Girl Program Announcement was ..';'~':*",' SWIVEL awards. coordinators have been made of the Huron Valley ~ Honored from the recruited for the Council's first active BAR STOOL North vtlle- Plymou th- Northvill-Plymouth- solicitation campaign in a . TWO FINISHES Canton area were Canton and Western number of years with a Suzanne Gibbons of Washtenawareas. goal of $10,000set. 24" and 30" HIgh Cadette Troop 346 and Michelle Curd of Troop 367. Alhambra party set Saturday Nominating committee members elected for a Alhambra of Nor- May 30 at Father Daniel three-year term were thville, Manresa Caravan A. Lord, Knights of Col- 01"'" J.. ly ? 10·(, P M ~84W Ann Arbor Tr Dale Apley, Michael Yost No.217,is issuing an open umbus Hall, 39050 Thur< & r" 1I1?PM (Ik. LIlley RJ & MalO 5. ) invitation to the com- Schoolcraft in Livonia. Plymou.h and Fran Bauer . IH 1700 Delegates to the na· munity to help support its tional council meeting to work with the retarded by Cash prizes, an open .- attending its third annual bar and food will be r-;:::::::::=====:::===::::::=~ Texas,be heldOctoberin 25-28Houston,were Millionaires' Parly. available throughout the named. They are Kathy The benefit will be held evening. Donation is $8 a THE CONTROL WILL BE ACHIEVED ONLY "WANTED" Dailey, Sally Gabany, from 8 p.m. to midnight person. ALL PERSONS WITH THROUGH KNOWLEDGE, TRAINING AND SAFETY GOOD DRIVING RECORDS FIREARMS INSTITUTE OFFERS: • Complete classes for handgun safety, self protection and full combat course for beginners through advanced. • Nationally recognized certified instructors. 01INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA • Full inventory of Firearms, Ammunition and accessories. * 150/0 DISCOUNT We Do Good Work • Diplomas upon completion of training course. FOR DRIVERS, AGE 25 & OVER WITH Same Location 6 Years • Computerized indoor firing range. GOOD RECORDS CUSTOM DUAL SPECIALISTS • Assistance in licensing and purchasing. SUPER TRUCKS, • Full combat training available for law enforcement agencies. * 10°A.DISCOUNT COMPLETE BRAKE SPECIALISTS FOR SENIOR CITIZENS, AGE 55 & OVER SAVINGS VANS, ON ALL FORD V-8 CAMPERS & TFiREARMSINSTITUT'EOFSAFETYANDPROTECTiON1 EXHAUST * 10% DISCOUNT SYSTEMS FOREIGN I P.O. Box 9 I SYSTEMS ASLOWAS MULTI·CAR CREDIT CARS I WALLEDLAKE, MICH. 48088 ~ YOU MAY QUALIFY FOR ONE OR ALL CREDITS AND BRAKES I PLEASE SEND YOUR BROCHURE· "BatlC Training. Firearms· I FREE C-CLAMPS 95 WELCOME I PLEASE CONTACT WITH ADDITIONAL ENROLLMENT INFORMATION I CALL $109 NAME _ 474-8550 I ADDRESS • I Immediate over the Phone Quotations I CITY STATE ZIP I Gene Harris Agency Ine. l~~~ ~~ ~~~~ J 1sno FARMINGTON RD. FIREARMS INSTITUTE LIVONIA, MI 48152 • Auto. Hom•• LI,. • Bu./",,, • of SAFETY and PROTECTION LTD . s.I"IItIfI'''' ,.tro ArN SIne. 111t1O 11).A- THE NORTHVILLE I'lECORD-Wednesday. May 27.1981 • School committee to make millage recommendation \. Continuedfrom Page 1 Is there a relationship betwecn a the survey. As shown In the survey personnel In the school system. The Millage - there were a wide range of In the school district were conditions, • quality educational system and the results, 69 percent of the people topic mentioned most often was the in- reasons given for the recent defeat. both physical condition and: ;,chools- yes - 36.8percent, no - 405 value of property within that system? surveyed felt that the quality in Nor· crease in administrative salaries. It Thesecovered areas such as increased psychologicalor attitudinal conditions. percent, unsure- 227percent Yes - 58.1 percent; no - 22.0per· thville schools was average or above; brought a totally negativeresponse. taxes, increased assessments,change Comments were made about the Responsesto three concludIng ques- cent, unsure 19.9 percent however, there is a strong indication Thesecondmostmentionedtopic was in schoolfinancing, better management physical appearance of the buildings, '. tionsonthe survey are as follows' The committee compiled several of that it is no longer perceiVed to be as the number of administrators In the of thebudget,reductions of or increases grounds and eqUipment in the school Would you support future millage the comments made by those respon· high in qUality asit oncewas. schoolsystem. Onceagain, the general to various programs and current system. By far, the most negative and' renewalrequestsif you were given data ding to the survey and summarized Generally, comments directed at opinion was totally negative and in- economic conditions in general. There most often referenced problems con· • substantIatIngthe need? them according to the four major areas specific elementary schools,or elemen- dicated that peoplewant changesmade were also comments of "political cerned the high school and its ap- Yes - 60.7percent; no - 158 per· of concerns: tary schoolsin general were favorable. starting from the top of the school backlash," "morale problems" and "a pearance. These comments ranged, cent; unsure- 23 5percent Some of the comments from the The same was true of the junior high system. messageto the board of education." from upkeep of property to attitudes,. HowdopercClvethe qualIty of educa· survey respondents compiled in the schools. ~ Generally, it was felt that the public Generally, the opinions received both of the maintenance and janitorial tion In Northville PublIc Schools? summary include: However, commentspertaining to the relations, communicationsand general were favorable toward support of the staff, as well as, that of students and Average - 45.7 percent; above Quality of EducatIOn- the qUality of high school were overwhelmingly administration of the school system schoolsystem. However, a majority of teachers. • average- 23 1 percent. below average the school system was the topic most negative. Negative comments were need substantial improvement. The the respondentssaid that any future re- There were several comments con·; - 16.1percent; unsure- 15.1percent referenced by individuals answering made with specific reference to open community wants solid information quests would have to be substantiated cerning discipline, vandalism, control: campus,discipline, attitutes and a need about both financesand the schoolpro- with data explaining the need for and andmotivation of students. • to motivate students. gram. They want feedback on the wherethe moneywill bespent. The results of the survey will be use& Administration - the second most positive, as well as the negative events There were a large number of people as a basis for the committee's final: CITY OF NOVI discussedarea was that of the board of tllat are happening in the school who said they would support a pared millage recommendation to the board: education,the administration andother system. down request, but once again this car- of education. : . NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ried a demand for justification of any The committee's meeting is open to: request made by the board of educa- the public and will be held at 7:30- Schoolcraft's spring session tion. tonight at the board conferenceroom in' PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE TEXT OF Conditions- another area of concern ':l Village School. THE ZONING ORDINANCE NO. 75·18 as amended sets enrollment record NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Planning Board will hold a CITY OF NOVI public hearing to conSider a proposed amendment to the text of the Schoolcraft College has enrolled the hours. Zoning Ordinance No. 75-18.as amended, as follows: most studentsever for a spring session, The college's winter semester,which That Section 1502of Article XV, be amended by the addition of a new the secondenrollment record set at the ended in April had enrolled 7,910 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING sub-section 7. collegethis year. studentsto top theprevioushigh of 7,711 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Planning Board of the City of '. According to Registrar Russ in 1976. Novi will hold a public hearing to consider the rezoning of lands 7. If there eXists a lawful or commercial use of land that would Bogarin, 3,433traditional studentshave shown below. said public hearing has been initiated by the Planning not be permitted because of an amendment rezoning the land Board to bring the property in conformance with the Master Plan. The to an 1-1Light Industrial District, this use may be continued registered in 14,868credit hours for the Total credit hours in 1976,however, spring sessionwhich beganMay 5. The remain the highest ever for a winter hearing will be held at 7:30 p.m. EST (or as soon thereafter as same and enlarged on the same lot and contiguous lots, provided may be reached), Wednesday, June 17, 1981, at the Novi Public previous record was set in 1975when registration, 63,505 compared to 60,578 the follOWing conditions are met: Library, 45245W. Ten Mile Road. a. The following office or commercial use must be us- 3,332students generated 14,600credit this year. ed on the lot and contiguous lots; and PROPOSED ORDINANCE No. 18.345 b. Any enlargement of the structure or its off street parking area shall conform to the off street parking, and ZONING MAP AMENDMENT No. 345 the height, bulk and area requirements of the 1-1 . District. :~ j,I,,,, , : ~~____(;'.p4"'/o ' I ; ~ Gf".tvp ..t'lP~ t NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that thiS public hearing will be held at REQUEST FOR BIDS , " ,~...., .",~y<.. p 4"c 7.30 PM EDT, or as soon thereafter as the same may be reached, on : :: : --., "''''e I'"cto Wednesday, June 17, 1981,at the Novi Public Library, 45245West Ten SOUND REINFORCEMENT SYSTEM ,--:f " ;, ,V$/~ Mile Road, NOVI,Michigan, at which time all interested persons will be heard. The City of Novi Will receive sealed bids for a sound reinforce- ;W;f '.. ment system In accordance with the City of Novi speCifications. All i"' ,,,'~-~ :" ..~ 1 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that a complete copy of the propos- ed amendment to the Zoning Ordinance is available for public inspec- bids must be Signed by a legally authOrized agent of the bidding firm. tion at the office of the City Clerk, 45225 West Ten Mile, Novi, Specifications may be obtamed at the Office of the City Clerk, 45225W. Michigan, during regular office hours. Ten Mile Road, Novi, Michigan 48050. i Bids Will be received until 3:00 P.M., EDT, Wednesday, June 10, ~----r----Ji; I Patricia A. Loder, Deputy Clerk 1981 at the Office of the City Clerk. Bids must be plainly marked • John J. Roethel, Secretary "SOUND REINFORCEMENT BID". 1.-_.o-.....:. .ou. ...:@_51_-:-.... __ .&..::--L:J CITY OF NOVI PLANNING BOARD The City reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids, to J(,~"6 .#Jr.... ~ ~ Publish May 27, 1981 waive any irregularities and to make the award In a manner that is in l , l~':tff; ~E N£ ~ ~ ~ the best interest of the City of Novi. , ...~ Geraldine Stipp ,: ~ City Clerk , ... ANNUAL ,l ~I To rezone a part of the northeast % of the southeast % of Section 16, T.1N., R.8E., City of Novi, Oakland County, Michigan, being more par- SCHOOL ELECTION ticularly described as follows: AMENDED ZONING All that part of the northeast % of the southeast % of Section 16 lying • southerly of the centerline of Grand River Ave. (Old U.S. 16). NOTICE OF MAP NO.13 EXCEPTINGTHEREFROM: ANNUAL ELECTION Beg,nning at the intersection of the east line of Section 16 (nominal OF THE ELECTORS OF centerline of Taft Road) and the centerline of Grand River Avenue (Old TOWNSHIP OF NORTHVILLE US-16); thence Northwesterly along the centerline of Grand River NORTHVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Avenue (Old U5-16) to its intersection with the west line of the nor- WAYNE, OAKLAND AND WASHTENAW theast % of the southeast '.4 of Section 16; thence Southerly along WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN said west line to its intersection with a line 342.58 ft. Southerly of COUNTIES, MICHIGAN parallel With and at right angles to the centerline of Grand River • Avenue (Old US-16); thence Southeasterly parallel with, 342.58 ft. TO BEHELD ADOPTED BY southwesterly of and at right angles to the centerline of Grand River Avenue (Old US-16) to a point 368.68ft. west of the east line of said JUNE 8,1981 Section 16; thence Southerly parallel with and 368.68 ft. west of the THE TOWNSHIP BOARD east line of Section 16to a point on the south line of the northeast 1/4 of TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT: the southeast % of Section 16; thence Easterly along the said south Please Take Notice that the Annual Election of the School District line to its intersection with the east line of Section 16; thence Norther- Will be held on Monday, June 8,1981, in the school district. JOHN E. MACDONALD, SUPERVISOR ly along said east line to the point of beginnng. SUSAN J. HEINTZ, CLERK THE POLLS OF ELECTION WILL OPEN AT 7:00 O'CLOCK, A.M., EXCEPTINGTHEREFROM: AND CLOSE AT 8:00O'CLOCK, P.M. Any part of the above-described lands taken, deeded or used as a street, road or highway. At the Annual School Election there will be elected one (1) member to the Board of Education of the district for a full term of four FROM: R-1-FSmall Farm Agricultural (4) years ending In 1985,and one (1) member for an unexpired term of TO: 1-1Light Industrial District • one (1)year ending in 1982. N PROPOSED ORDINANCE No. 18.346 THE FOLLOWING PERSONS HAVE BEEN NOMINATED TO FILL SUCH VACANCIES. ~ONING MAP AMENDMENT No. 346 : '~:r4-VO FOURYEAR TERM ONE YEAR TERM , t:c .f'll(:p I • ~~to <,,;; Wednesday, May 27,1981- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-11·A New police mill loses Lost Our Lease!! UPHOLSTERY SALE , , narrowly in election 10%OFF Continuedfrom Page 1 precinct is in the southeast corner of the SELECT township and is bounded by Five and Proposal C won here, with a margin of Six Mile, Hines Drive and Haggerty FABRICS 53votes - 209yes to 156no. Precinct 2 Road. Precincts 6 and 10are within the was expected to support Proposal C area. We take pride in PRECINCT 8 - Proposal A was more soliclly; it includes much of our work so you LAST DAYS Highland Lakes and Swan Harbour defeated 175to 95with 274voters going apartments. to the polls, Proposal B took 181yes can take pride in EVERYTHING MUST GO PRECINCT 3 - Of 355 votes cast, votes and 86 no, and Proposal C was (- . your furnIture, If defeated 167to 102.The precinct is bet- FOR SALE: ADDING MACHINE, 2 Proposal A took235yes and 116no; Pro- 1 ' ~ its fabric is star- posal B passed 229to 117.Proposal C ween Northville Road and Haggerty, CASH REGISTERS, T.V., ANTIQUE ting to show its SEWING MACHINE AND FIXTURES went down in the primarily single Six and Seven Mile. Virtually all single faml1y/rural area with 225 no votes family, the precinct includes the Lakes age or doesn't fit over 116yes. Precinct 3 is bounded by of Northville subdivision, an area your new decor, • Seven Mile, Six Mile, Ridge and Nor- where many residents belleve their new give us a call. thville Roads. homes are overassessed. OPEN DAll Y Tll 8 FRIDAY Tll 9 PRECINCT 4 - Sparsely developed, PRECINCT 9 - 318voters turned out with a proportionately high absentee election day and 201of them voted no on tally, this precinct had 24 voters visit Proposal A, while 113 punched yes, We will help you Serra's Interi. rs the polls, but the group voted nearly in Proposal B passed 251to 58 and Pro- posal C won this precinct 196yes to 113 select the right proportion to other single family areas 116 N. LAFAYETTE with 8 votes for Proposal A, 16against; no. This another Highland Lakes- fabric for every dominated area and was expected to S. LYON. MICH. 48178 Proposal B tallied 16 yes votes, 8 no; room in your home. and Proposal C was defeated with 17no support Cmore heaVilythan it did. votes to 7 yes. The area is bounded by PRECINCT 10: Largest turnout here, 437-2838 OFF ALL HinesDrive, Ridge, Five and Six Mile. with 449voters rejecting Proposal A 328 51 • PRECINCT 5 - 352voters defeated to 118, passing Proposal B 318 to 127, 25% Boys' Swim Trunks Proposal A 271to 68 here; Proposal B and turning down new millage in a 239 tallied 288 yes and 52no. Precinct 5 was to 202tally. The precinct is Northville & Girls' 1 & 2 pc. the hotbed of Proposal C support, with Colony subdivision, another center of voters here giving the new millage 255 heated tax assessment protests. :\", ~., .Swim .Suits yes votes to 80 no. The precinct is whol- PRECINCT 911: This "precinct" is ly comprised of Kings Mill Cooperative actually the absentee ballot count, and ,,,. ~ r DansklO Townhouses west of Northville Road, there were 554 of them cast. Proposal A _.' ,"I>, Donmoor south ofSeven Mile. went down339to 211,Proposal B passed PRECINCT 6 - Second highest vote 391tQ157and Proposal C lost with 304 ) • ' -<" • Dive-ette total in the township was here, where no votes over 242 yes votes. Some 409 voters rejected Proposal A 243 to observers had expected the absentee <- ~ \. . ~. .::/:. Her Majesry 161;Proposal B was heavily supported, vote, which includes many senior ~ ,/'- , -...p' "-1 & More 318to 81, and Proposal C was narrowly citizens, to approve the millage in- 24 HOUR EMERGENCY CARE CENTER defeated 212to 189.The precinct is im- crease for more police. Precinct 4 and mediately across Six Mile from 911were the first to report, and gave 471-0300 township hall and the police station and the indication that approval was not go- \ \ , ~izeS2-14 includes only the Northville Commons ing to be as sure a thing as some ~ 1/, ~~"'-....:::' PEDIATRICS subdivision. thought. Manny Agah, M.D. Jerome Fmck, M.D. , \~.J..~ ...... " The township board of trustees will / . ./'; -.:::: '~~" PRECINCT 7 - 352voters trounced Yam Calmichs, M.D. John Romanik, M.D. Donna Ople, M.D. on Proposal A, rejecting it 239to 110; consider future millage actions, in light ______-- - .J!:);:"~' 478-8040 supported Proposal B heavily, 244yes of the defeated Proposal C, at a special Bpeoial I 'i!!~ to 98 no; and gave a six vote approvalto meeting May 28 at 8 p.m. in township FAMILY DENTISTRY hall. • Girls' Summer " Proposal C, 173 yes to. 167 no. The Alan Kessler, D.D.S., P.C. Mark Angeloccl, D.D.S. Terry Nielsen, D.D.S., P.C. Gowns & Pajamas 471-0345 Kid Duds City vote canvass certified INTERNAL MEDICINE 77 Sizes Janet Chapman, M.D. James Livermore, M.D. James Crowl, M.D. $5 4-14 City election returns passing South yes, 35, no, 50; Proposal B (bonding>, 478-8044 Main bonding proposal by 1341to 521 yes, 581,no, 211; absentee, yes, 56, no, and defeating state Proposal A 525 to 29. ALLERGY Oakland CountyPrecinct II, Proposal Robert E. Weinstem, M.D. ~ 1369have been confirmed by Clerk Joan , A, yes, 144,no, 512; Proposal B, yes, 478-8044 McAllister. 458,no, 211. The returns were tabulated last week Oakland County Precinct III, Pro- LABORATORY AND X-RAY • Tuesday within half an hour after the 471-0300 .,.• lelAND posal A, yes, 72, no, 244; Proposal B, :====#====::;~':.::':-.', C---==' polls closed at 8p.m. yes, 222, no,87. - Votingreturns by precinct are: Oakland County precincts absentee Wayne County Precinct I, Proposal ballots, Proposal A,yes,13, no, 23; Pro- FARMINGTON LIVONIA'S A, yes, 262, no, 539; absentee ballots, posal B, yes, 24, no, 10. SHOPPING PLAZA NEWBURGH PLAZA at 6 Mile 474-7900 464-6500 Five win in auxiliary drawing M-Th-F 9:30-9; T·W-S 9:30-6 10-9 Daily: 10-6 Sat. Sefyour Nancy Tuley of Nor- prizes were Jan Cavell of Carlson of Garden City, • thville was the big winner Northville, 20 gallons of large pizzas from Little of a $100gift certificate at gasoline from Cal's Gulf Caesar's. Rictures back Chatham's in a drawing Station; Mike Bartosh of by the Northville City Garden City, dinner for Proceeds of the benefit Fire Department Aux- two at the Waterwheel are to be used to help iliary. Restaurant; Mert Brevik local needy families, the Other winners and their of Northville and J. auxiliary said. tomorrow orgetfhem , Give Dad a taste of old- • time country goodness from Hickory Farms of Ohio~ FREE! The Quick-As-A-Fox 8 Guarantee Bnng your roll of 110, 126. or 35mm color pnnt roll film (full frame. C-41 process only) for developing and pnntlng to a Fox Photo retail store, Monday through Thursday. before the afternoon pick-up (Check your fnendly Fox store for exact time) Your pictures Will be ready after the last delivery the next day. excluding holidays If not. your order IS FREEl Plus, you can now choose your photo finish. Diamond Gloss or Satin Sheen Diamond Gloss gives the profes- Snacker .--~(tJ_ .~ • /. slonallook to all your shots, With laW" food 1 lb. 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Vdlld It Editorials • • • 12.A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, May 27, 1981 • • • A page for your expressions and ours , "We still feel we are being spotted; people case Speaking of ... houses like this," she continued, telling of seeing vans parked on the main road. OUf opinions "They took everything that was not nailed .down - a leather jacket, hi-fis, television sets, Jewelry. Everything in the house was ransacked." The caller was giving a vivid description of a situa- A 'violation' tion that almost anyone today could return to discover. Her message was that the alarm service was needed. It is an easy way to augment the small police force, she felt, and officers had confirmed that it is not a pro- "You have no idea of the violation you feel when. blem. The caller also had a warning for residents to your private sanctuary has been invaded," declared take precautions, and never to leave a hou~e unlo~ked the caller who had telephoned The Record with con- - even for a short trip to the store or to a neIghbor s. cern about the removal of the direct alarm service to Like many who call, she wanted the newspaper to township police headquarters, reported in last week's hear her side. We did - and she transmitted well the newspaper. sense of less that comes with the "violation." Because of her feeling of VUlnerability from hav- But the newspaper is not where she should turn for ing had her home ransacked and its isolated location action. The action to cancel the alarm service came on a mile road, the caller related, the alarm system from the township. She should take her story to the had been installed, one of 24 hooking into police head- board of trustees, and they should listen. quarters. Jean Day HOWELL - A "senous problem" SOUTH LYON - If the recommenda- with "created" property value losses in tions of City Manager Fred Yockey are the county's 1981 equalization report ~ adopted, the South Lyon CIty CounCil has stunned some county commis· could reduce the proposed 1981-82 sioners and could result in a neal'ly Area IlIIimlI bUdget by $49,000 and apply the savmgs three percent state imposed factor in- towards the city's water and crease in residential assessments. wastewater system debts. easIng the burden on city residents. HOWELL - The Livin~ston County Newsbeat Phil Benstein plays "Taps" at cemetery program Road Commission has named County LYON - An effort to move the water Planning Director Michael Craine as its tower currently planned for the Blue new managing director. Cross/Blue Shield For Pete's sake, I don't have to read James Herriot's new book,"The Lord God Postal geonletry MadeThem All," to start blubbering.All I , have to do is pick up the GreenSheetof this newspapertohavemyselfa goodcry. Ah, the sadness and the of mail distribution, and by near- mystery of it all. ly 50 percent over current curb Pete's gone;soisSuzieandCoke. service distribution. Another old tradition appears They're probably wanderingaround out destined for the trash pile with Unaffected, we are told, are there, someplace, lost and lonesome and the announcement by the U.S. those individual mail boxes hungry.And all the whiletheir owners...the Postal Service that separate mail already in place. But we wonder kidsearching the neighborhoodfor the ump- boxes for houses in new subdivi- how much longer they can resist teenthtime and the ladywhokeepsthe porch sions are to be discontinued. postal geometry. lightburning...worry,advertiseandwait. There's moreloveandsadrressin the lost It won't be long, we suspect, Just as we were beginning to and foundcolumnthan mostofthe booksmy when all individual mail boxes understand that the shortest wifehas piledbesideour bed. If she can get will be banned along with the distance between a Dunlap Street misty-eyedover Kate's 18thcentury affair, friendly mailman (or house and a house on Yerkes is a her'husband ought to be able to cry a little mailwoman) who delivers cheer straight line to Detroit and back, overreal-lifetragediesinourGreenSheet. and hE.'artaches to our doorstep. we are handed a cluster-to Detroit-to cluster puzzle. Has anyone seen Mandy?Mediumsize According to the Postal Ser- blackandwhiteshaggydog? ~ vice, hereafter houses in new sub- Pardon our lack of divisions are to be served by understanding, but it does seem Andwhat about Rusty? He's a rust and "cluster mail boxes" as a means that as the zip gets longer the whitecoloredBritanySpaniel. of cutting costs. The new delivery distance between sender and system is expected to cut costs in receiver gets longer and the price I don't have to knowthe names of their half over the door-to-door method fatter. ownerstoknowthey're mykindofpeople. They are the pet ownerswhoempathize with the letter writer whodescribes the sad creatures abandoned in a parking lot; who Fund can help love the TV ad in which puppies bury a :t youngster in fur and kisses; who detest the waltzingcat ad; whoare repulsedby shopp- Ever since its beginnings in requests. ing center pet cages; Who,whena pet dies, 1961 Northville Town Hall has . promisethemselves"never again" and then been a "sharing" organization, Since these are leaner-than- go out and buy another; who feel panic dividing its profits equally with usual times, it doesn't seem wheneverthey see a loosedogtread its way the sponsoring Lady's League of possible to town hall - or to us - through traffic; and who don't like to visit Our Lady of Victory Church and that the need is not there to fund dogpoundsfor fear oftakinghomethe whole the communities which support many projects. In the past alloca- batchofdogsandcats. it. tions have been made for such Reflections on a Spring morning , worthy causes as hospital work, There's a lot of love wrapped up in the ~" Last season, which opened historical renovation and Friends lost and found column. A wholelifetime of with Marlo Thomas, was another of the Library. They still can be. caring. successful one, and the Board of Awards expects to have substan- Northville Town Hall Board Have you seen Coke?A Saint Bernard of Awards thinks the deadline of Editorial opinions of The Record are developed and written by who limps on the right rear leg due to tial funds to allocate shortly. Nor- Publisher Jack W. Hoffman and Editor Jean Day with occasional con- mally, it would have a host of ap- May 30 will come without some surgery? plications to consider from area organizations making application tributions by other Record staffers. Coke,Mandy,Rusty, Suzieand Pete are for funding; so the message is morethanjust names ina wantad. Each is a charitable organizations needing story of love and comfort, and even the funds for special projects. out: send requests to Frances Mattison, Northville Town Hall stranger can appreciate their loss and wish However, it has received less theirownersa happyending. than half the normal number of Box 93,now. Wednesday, May 27, 1981- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-13-A •Readers Speak Wall( for Manl(ind needs community's support Tothe Editor: make a great impact on the wonderful are indicative of the many irresponsi· In dIstributing these signs this year, • The Northville Jaycees and Jaycettes world around us. ble pet owners that we have m this Poll soliciting She supports questions were raised as to why some have worked long and hard to prepare Michele Buelow area, and herein lies my complamt. The merchants close and some do not. for this year's Walk for Mankind. Last innocent animals are not at fault here, protested schools In view of the meaning of Good Fn- year Northville raised thousands of people are. I'd like to pomt out that it is To the Editor: day the Kmg's Daughters Society feels dollars for the underprivileged of the She's concerned a misdt'meanor to abandon an animal Tothe Editor: I was very surprIsed to read 10 The It would be most appropriate If all world in the state of MIchigan Anyone Northville Record that people did not businesses would close between the We were the second largest in the for dogs Witnessingsuch a crime should record want the millage to pass because our hours of noon to 3 p.m We would ap- state in contributions to Project Con- the license number of the vehIcle and At the November, 1980 election, I was school system is not good. preciate it if the Chamber of Commerce cern. We're hoping to top that this year To the Editor: call the police immediately. These peo- handed information to influence my Our schools certainly will not get any would gIve this consIderation and pose in spite of the economic times. I would like to address the increasing ple can and should be prosecuted! vote approximately 60 feet from the en- better by cutting our budget to one- the suggestion to the local merchants. There have, however, been some set- stray and abandoned dog problem in Also, freel'oammg dogs can cause trance of Moraine Schoolwhere I vote. third its original size. Marge Bolton, backs. Northville Downshas given over • this area. autombile accidents, bite people, suffer Uponentering the school, I made this In fact, they will become much president; its lot to an auto dealers' show, Friday night, May IS, a black and from diseases such as distemper and fact known to an election official who worse. If the millage on July 28 does not Ruth Stroh, necessitating a change to the Big Boy white shaggy mixed breed female dog mange and worst of all add to the over- agreed that the law forbids such activi- pass, what will happen? Maybe less corresponding secretary parking lot for starting the walk. was abandoned at the NBD office on popul~tion problem through in- ty within 100 yards of a polling place. hours in a day, less classes to choose And, more seriously, Dr. Petter has Seven Mile Road. This dog was in discriminate breeding, Strays also suf- The official stated that several people from, less teachers, more students in Letter writer withdrawn i~ support from all walks. deplorable condition and refused to fer from hunger and lack of proper were asked to move but their classes, or no sports. This means that in order to provide leave the parking lot, perhaps waiting shelter. This suffering will end only replacements slowly encroached on the Whoknows for sure to what extent the questioned lunch for our walkers as we've done in for her owners to return. A concerned when pet owners recognize and accept entrance to the school. I suggested that cuts willbe. the past the Jaycees must foot the en- individual waited with her for some responsibility that goes with ownership. perhaps the police should be called. Darlene Zuby tire bill themselves. time until I got off work. I then brOUght The only way to attain the desired At Tuesday's election, 1 was again To the Editor: the dog home for the night and took her result is to spay or neuter. Those who subjected to the same experience the Support Good This is in reply to Ellen Sponseller When you're talking about 500-800 to the Humane Society the next morn- canot afford the standard veterinary same distance from the Moraine School (May 20, '1981) who was so appalled at • walkers, that's a lot of money. In an ef- ing. I have two dogs of my own and can- fees for sterilization may utilize the low entrance. the actions of the Northville Township fort to help offset expenses we have not take in any more. cost spay and neuter faCilitiesthat local It would have been ridiculous to sug- Friday closings Police Department with their racial solicited from local businesses for con- The following Monday, again on my humane societies provide. gest that the police be called since I overtones. tributions. Mr. and Mrs. Long of Long's way home from work, I spottd twopreg- believe the individual handing out the To the Editor: Iwould like to know why she is liVing Plumbing generously donated and we nant strays that 1had seen running at Lastly, the most common example of information was a policeman and he The King's Daughters sent the follow- in Northville and not in Detroit. There sincerely thank them. large for several weeks, crossing Seven irresponsibility is a dog without tags. had the support of two township officers ing letter to the Northville Chamber of are many homes for sa1e reasonably I only hope the other business con- Mile Road at Northville Road. One had The dog without tags cannot be return- in scout cars at his side at the time. Commerce: priced as well as reasonable rents. In tacted will have second thoughts and a badIy cut pad and could not walk very ed to its owner and IS likely to be Does such a law exist? If so, who is addition she would not see anybody call Bob Korr, 349-8769, to offer their well. I coaxed these two into my car, euthanized at the Humane Society or responsible for its enforcement? This letter is concerning the signs Walkingthe streets. support. Weneed you to help us help the took them home for the night and in the dog pound. Domestic ammals cannot which the Mizpah CIrcle of the King's As usual, the police are damned if underprivileged of the world. We who morning turned them over to the fend for themselves; they must depend DaUghters places in windows of the they do and damned if they don't. have so much need only give a little of township police. onpeople whocare. Sincerely, Northville business places for GoodFri- Yours truly, • our time, our money and ourselves to The two incidents mentioned above Libby Williams (Name Withheld by Request day closing. Dorothy M. Preston News from Lansing Getting Down to Brass Tacks Geal(e favors tax relief legislation By R. ROBERT GEAKE 33 percent in the township. Seven other complex and highly emotional Issue. the people to give up constitutional pro- By CHRISJOHNSON State Senator property tax relief proposals also have Willthere be a tax cut after Proposal tections by voting for an increased SchoolBoard President been rejected by state voters. A? Ibelieve there will. sales tax or graduated income tax, and • I believe the taxpayers of Michigan Most members of the legislature, as 3) applies to all classes of property so Following last week's resounding want property tax relief. But they want well as the governor, agree that proper- as not to require the expensive and uefeat of Proposal A by Michigan a property tax cut, not a tax shift as ty tax relief legislation must be cumbersome homestead affidavits, and Introductions are the hardest part voters, Governor Milliken and Proposal A would have invoked with an enacted. However, there is disagree- helps businesses as well as members of the legislature are taking a increase in the sales tax from 4 percent ment over how the cuts should be made homeowners. serious look at the immediate and long- to 5.5 percent. and howdeep the cuts can be. There is no question that the issue of range implications of the special elec- They also want a responsible tax cut Discussions already are underway property tax relief must be resolved by This is the start of a new column in board will adopt a balanced budget for tionresults. package that wouldreduce both proper- which center on several proposals that the legislature 10 a manner that IS which I will address issues that affect the 1981-1982 school year reflecting this There have been increasing demands ty taxes and the size of government would implement a property tax cut responsible and has credibility with the the Northville Public Schools. This is a millage rate. There are no threats in by overburdened taxpayers for proper- without completely gutting important without proVidingfor any replacement taxpayers. • chance for me to give you information this bUdget, just the facts of what will ty tax relief. Yet over 35 percent of state programs. I believe the Tisch pro- revenue to the state. It is unfortunate, however, that the and facts about our school district. I happen with a 25.9 mill budget. Michigan'S registered voters went to posals are too extreme in that they In a speech to my colleagues on the legislature's time wIllcontinue to be oc- want to detail for you some of the After examining this kind of pro- the polls and turned thumbs down on a slash some $2 billion from an alredy senate floor on the day following the cupied with the property tax issue while events that occur inside and outside of gram, the school board has decided to quarter billion dollar tax saving pro- meager state bUdget, the result of vote, I recommended that the the extremely serious problems of the school district which affect· the ask the community for help in assessing posal by a resounding 72 percent to 28 Michigan's ailing economy. legislature adopt a tax cut program restoring Michigan's faltering economy children in the classroom. I'll be put- the resources and expectations of the percent. Northville voters followed the So far, the governor and the which 1) reduces the assessments to and rebuilding the state's declining ting the cards out on the table so that district. The Citizens Advisory Commit- state trend with the same 72 percent to legislature have not come up with an some level belowthe current 50 percent business climate and vanishing job you will be able to evaluate the per- tee will be presenting recommenda- 28 percent in the city and 67 percent to acceptable "miX" for this extremely of true market value, 2) does not ask market gounattended. formance of the school board and your tions to the board in the first week in school system. June. There are many decisions which The board will be taking a look at must be made soonby the school board. those recommendations at meetings Mary Lou Battley • During this time there is a need for scheduled for June 8, 11, and 15. The straight talk and willingness to listen. school board is hoping to detail a pro- The school board and the community posal for the voters after those must carefully examine the actual meetings. An election has been schedul- financial condition of Northville and its ed for the end of July if approval is Local delegate attends AAUW meet school system. There is a need to define given from the Wayne County Election the goals, resources and expectations of Commission. If there are particular questions or that Mrs. Patricia Francek was one of that "the Michigan Division of the Shealso noted, since government will the community and the schools. be looking to the states to provide ser- The board realizes that the millage issues you wouldlike to see discussed in Mary Lou Battley, a delegate those recipients to be awarded a grant AAUWopposes any action taken in the the column please write to me at home: representing Novi and Northville for graduate study at the University of name of morality or righteousness vices and programs for its citizens, defeat represented a significant AAUWmembers must be active to help message. The board also is aware that 47234 Dunsany, Northville, or at the members of the local branch of the Michigan for a Master of Social Work which threatens the indIvidual states set up the framework for these this leaves the school district an schools: 501 West Main Street, Nor- American Association of University degree. freedoms guaranteed by the Bill of Oneof AAUW'spriorities has been to Rights." programs. • operating millage of 25.9 mills. The thville. Women, attended the Michigan Divi- sion's 59th annual meeting in Traverse raise money for scholarships. It was an- They also state, "Michgan Division "As educated women," she stated, CityMay 1-3 and, as a delegate, voted to nounced that Michigan members are AAUWopposes any legislative or con- "we must work to be part of the deci- take the state AAUW position on second only to California in per capita gressional action whih designates the sion making in this country." Board adopts two resolutions "Freedom ofChoice." giving, and second to California in time at which human life begins." After much debate, Ms. Battley The Northville branch delegate was receiving grants for projects and President Mary A. Grefe pointed out, reports, a vote for "no position" was among 250 women from 74 state bran- scholarships from the association. "It's not popular taking on the Moral made on Proposal A. It was felt the The township board of That is the usual pro- The second was formal ches attending. Delegates now are encouraging their Majority, but if we don't stand up, who membership and dIvision were too trustees, not usually cedure. recognition of a program The local Branch reports it is proud members to inform their legislators will?" varied across the state to take a stand. the township has been given to passing resolu- But it adopted two of its tions of opinion or participating in since the own - one declaring the beginning of the month in declaration, considered first two weeks of June , .• eight of them last week which health information "Wayne County Charter packets are made Developers sought for senior citizen's complex . and adopted two. Awareness Weeks" and another proclaiming May available to residents. Resolutions are often Supervisor John Mac- "Save a Life Month." developed a list of pro- tion, but a long delay in adopted by a government Donald requested With fingers firmly The first was at the re- passage of the charter crossed in the hope that spective developers with obtaining lease approval and sent to other bodies the experience and abIlity from the county pushed which may be concerned quest of the county resolution, while the the economic climate is charter commission, board was acting on the not totally against them, to take on the project and application for such funds about an issue. The is contacting them this back and makes such fun- township had six such which has until mid-June recommendation of backers of a proposed to draft a wholly-revised Business Manager David senior citizen's complex week, Township Super- ding tougher to get in items on its agenda, and visor' John MacDonald light of new federal and simply received and filed charter for the county, to Lelko in the "Save-a- for unused county land in be voted on in November. Life" resolution. the township are sending said Thursday. state policies. GETS • them, taking no action. out proposals to potential "They're going to try to But a new proposal, developers this week. generate some en- still hopeful that some UPTOA The Wayne County thusiasm for the idea public monies may be Economic Development among the people who found, thoUgh in smaller NORTHVILLE Corporation (WCEDC), could make it reality," he amounts, has been holders of a 99-year lease told the board of trustees. developed and the ~~ .::, Original plans for the on over 100 acres of the WCEDCis pushing a..'Iead IN CASH AND VALU-CHEK'" by mall when you buy child deveiopment center complex relied heavily on with original plans while INSURANCE on Sheldon between Five federal and state revenue continuing to stUdypoten- RobOlO choc< UP 10 $5 00 and VOlu CMk • and Six Mile. has sources to back construc- tial sources of fundIng. lJP 10 S5 00 ()OO n 14-A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, May 27, 1981 Trustees call meeting l'hree from here complete Ferris State College studies to discuss police issues Three Northville College durmg the winter applied biology; Marie residents are among the quarter. Johnson of 43560 Six Mile, more than 500 students associate's in pre· ( who have completed re- Northville residents pharmacy and Kathryn Police nullage, contracts and hamil· tv forces are called whenever blacks quirements for cer- who have completed Netwal of 21111 Lujon, ing of a recent murder case at Swan act suspiciously along Seven ~1:lledrew tificates, associate's, degree reqUirements are: bachelor's in personnel Harbour Apartments wIll be dIscussed charges of racism from some quarters, bachelor's and doctoral Karen Anderson of 44218 management and in· in a public session of the townshIp particularly at the hospital degrees at Ferris State Wyngate, bachelor's in dustrial relations. board of trustees May 28 Yusuf Abdul Karnem, 36, was pro- nounced dead at the mental health The board called the specIal meetmg faCIlity May 11. He wa: taken to the last Wednesday to consIder the three psychIatnc hospital when a security issues dealing ....Ith the police depart- man from the facility, called to Swan ment Harbour under the procedure Nlsun outlmed when Karnem was seen acting Defeat oi a requested one mIll m- strangely in the parking lot, claimed to crease for police sen'lces by only 81 recogmze the man votes last week virtually assures the It was not until after Karriem had layoff of one townshIp police officer, died after suffering an apparent car- perhaps two. A CETA employee work- diac arrest in the admitting area of the ing for the department was to be laid off hospital that township police Beautifying GRADEA LEAN MEATY in September. regardless of the out- Patrolman John Sherman found a come ofthe vote. bullet hole and determined that the Chicken Pork man had been shot. Sherman had been Members of the Northville Branch, The close vote may inspire the board looking for identification Karriem was Breasts Steak to try to gam a millage mcrease at a not a patient at the mental health facili- Woman's National Farm and Garden HOMEMADE later date thiS year. The department ty. Association, chose Michigan Week to PARTY TRAYS would have to layoff one officer ac- Nisun blamed the circumstances of do their civic spring planting. The For Any Occasion Pork cording to the current year budget, but the incident - latest census counts day's special for President June Laf· since that layoff has not yet occurred, if 5 Meats 2 Cheeses & Salads show that of just over 700 blacks in the ferty, because it was was her birth- & Bread included Sausage the township waits until October, as township, over 500are residents at the planned, it may have to layoff two. day. Other planters, above, work in the Prices Effective thru Tuesday hospital, while another 150 are inmates OPEN DAILY 9 to 6; Closed Sunday at Phoenix Correctional Facility on rain also. The umon contract with police of- Five mile. HighlandLakesShoppingCenter 43133 SevenMile Road Northville ficers expired earlier this year but the Nisun said department contact with 34S·0370 (We Guarantee everythtng We Sell!!) labor negotiations were postponed pen- blacks is largely limited to escapees ding the results of the election. With a from the hospital, saying that the flrm understanding of the funds average one-per-day "walkaway" rate available, the board is expected to ask is the reason for the police procedure, that negotiations begin soon. followed not only by the township but also by other local police agencies. 'Charges of racIsm in police pro- The chief said the location, lack of cectures that may have contributed to blood from the wound and the security COUPON the death of a Detroit man May 11 spur- force's claim of recognition were all red the board to discuss the matter contributing factors in the error. publicly to "clear the air" according to There was no board discussion of the SAVINGS Clerk Susan Hemtz. incident at its May 14 meeting, the I I ,hophtre I I In Northville In Novi Thursday following the murder. I~_o~jl A statement by townshIp police chief Nisun's comments were published May 7 MIle Road between 10 MIle Road at 'FOR Ronald Nisun that state hospital securi- 13. j'[-: --~ . I'r NorthVIlle & Haggerty Roads 'V1eadowbrook Road I ..... I In the NorthVIlle Plaza In the Novl 10 Plaza • SUMMER Board passes law 6-1 - . .. to regulate self serve KOOL-REST OR SUN PACKER All Trees Ice Chest 88 Gasoline stations in Northville self serve pumps closest to the offices. Reg. 512.97 & Shrubs Township have four months to mstall $9 30% Toms was not present for discussion Limit 2 fire safety equipment in compliance of the ordinance, although he was pre- Coupon good thru May 31, 1981 Coupon good thru May 31,1981 with a new ordinance approved by the sent earlier in the meeting (the agenda 0 F F the board of trustees Thursday mght. item did not come up until nearly 11 -~-~ -----~ The board less-than-enthusiastically p.m.), but had argued forcefully for adopted the ordinance in a 6-1 vote with regulation in earlier sessions, citing all members present. Clerk Susan heightened fire hazards in the mcreas- 48 QUART IGLOO 2-SPEED 20" Heintz was the only one to oppose in- ingly common self-serve operations. stitution of the controls, but was not Board discussion followedthe lme set alone in expressing some concern about by Heintz and Allen, with Supervisor Ice Chest Breeze Box it. John MacDonald and Treasurer "I have some reservations about it," Richard Henningsen wondering at the said Trustee Richard Allen. "I think it necessity ofsuch a law. Reg. 529.99 Fan might be a little overkill; it's quite an "I've never heard, or read about, any Reg. 520.96 expensive installation." of these things burning up," Mac- Moreover, he said, the time frame Donald said. "That's not to say it allowed in the draft of the ordinance doesn't happen, of course. Some sort of was much too short control seems to be in order." "I would think anyone wouldbe hard· Trustee James Nowka pumped for pressed to comply within 60 days," the ordinance, however, laying his Allensaid. belief in the fire chief. Spring is here Ris objections to the ordinance pro- "I look at it this way: it doesn't cost per echoed, somewhat, those of Heintz, us, the to....'Ilship, a thing - except to Give your Limit 2 Limit 2 who asked more careful consideration publish it of course. I feel comfortable or.-law, drafted at the request of with the fire chief's recommendation," windows a lift. Coupon good thru May 31, 1981 Coupon good thru May 31,1981 townshipfire chief Robert Toms. Nowka said. "You have to keep in mind '~ere we go again," Heintz Said, that self-serve operations present a --~~ -~--~ "passing another ordinance. Is thiS greater fire risk than most stations I I really a problem? We've only got three People pump gas into bottles, they NORTHERN BROWN REINFORCED RUBBER ELECTRIC gas stations right now, and we're re- smoke while they're pumping, they I I qUiring these people to comply with spill it, It's unbelievable some of the fairly extensive requirements in 60 things you see in these places." Tissue I Garden Hose IIce Cream Freezer days." After further diSCUSSIOn,Nowka ~e ordinance requires gas service made the motion to adopt the or- 4 I 5/8" x50' I Reg •• 12.97 islands be covered with a canopy ar- dinance, extending the time limit for ( \. \ \\ j J \, I ! 'I ...'tH!1~ 88 11\ IJ ..... lJ JtH , j I l>t \1" 88 rangement containing fire ex- 120 60 Limit 2 .",; compliance to days instead of .\ .,\\ "Il c Lim;12 $9 tinguishing equipment, that pump d. t l' t 11', I 10 II .. :a~~ I I Henningsen seconded and the board 88 $9 "h .... If (Jpl!1 r h 11\ ~1'~1" Iroll LImIt 2 hOsesbe shortened so that they cannot voted it into law. I I be pulled out from under the canopy, Coupon good thru May 31,1981 .J Coupon good thru May 31,1981 -t Coupon good thru May 31, 1981 The 120 day provision followsnormal Save 40% during ~d that statIOns with combmed self- publishing requirements for institution our Spring Sale -----~ ---~--~~. -----_ .. ~e and full-serve operations locate of new laws. 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Sunday May 31,1981 • Section Our To~n B The Northville Record • Wednesday, May 27,1981 At Cooke PTA fashion show Moms and daughters in style Cooke Junior High School mothers and daughters were treated to a preview of spring-summer fashions last week at a mother-daughter luncheon sponsored by the CookePTA. Approximately 300women and students at- tended the event which featured fashions by Claire Kelley. Mrs. Kelley served as fashion show coordinator/announcer while Cooke mothers and daughters modeled the latest spring and summer styles. Cooke student models were Stephanie Hoover, Lesley Lane, Karen Hoffmann and Lisa Felicelli. Cooke mothers modeling spr- ing fashions were Sonja Lane, Susan Anger, Sheila Hoover and Nancy Roffelot. Fashions ranging from beach wear to even- ing dresses were featured in the show. The women and and students also enjoyed a lunch consisting of maurice salad, rolls, cof- fee, milk and dessert. Many Cookestudents whose "moms" could not attend the event, "adopted" moms for the day or brought grandmothers and friends. The event, deemed a "roaring success" by PTA members and Cookestudents, will most e_ likely be held again next year, according to show coordinators. The cost of the luncheon was $3 for adults and $1.50for students. Proceeds will go to the PTA which will use the funds for purchasing video tapes. Sonja Lane models a beach ensemble Claire Kelly (background) describes the sundress modeled by Cooke student Karen Hoffmann • • Men's Event Spring and Summer Casual and Dress Styles SAVINGS UP TO 30% On Everything .... from Suits to Socks! Featuring ALL Our Brands ••• Levi's Action Suits Esprit Shirts & Shorts Levi's Action Slacks Levi's Western Shirts & Hats Saddleman Boot Jeans Pro Action Shirts Bootcut Levi's Cords Campus Swimwear Movin On Jeans Rabhor & McKenzie PJ's Big Yank Work Mates Jefferies & Interwoven Socks Campus Jackets & Windbreakers Hanes Underwear Studio One Shirts & Pants Santee of California Ties LeTigre Jeans & Shirts 141 E. Main Street-Northville Alleyes were on the models during the mother-daughter lunch New Hours: Mon. 9-7, Tues., Wed., Sat., 9-6 • • Thursday & Fri., 9-9 2·8- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday. May 27. 1981 Welcome We are happy to announce that Lisa and Nancy have joined our professional staff Call for an 102W. Main appointment Northville 349-6050 Kay Keegan and Dorothy Hadac with help from Leonard Springborn get ready for King's Millevent • Here Comes Summer! In Our Town Our Famous Brand Short Sleeved King's Mill club plans June event DRESS By JEAN DAY Country Girls 11eadfor 'the barn' SHIRTS Plans for a rare day in June are being completed at Barbara Williamson, whose husband Daniel convented a King's Mill cooperatives. A gigantic flea market with circus barn on West Nine Mile into an eye-catching home last year, entertainment is in the works. King's Mill's 450 families will be hosting the annual potluck picnic of Country Girls have been invited to participate in the big event from 9 a.m. Garden Branch at noon Tuesday. The Williamson home will off until 5 p.m. June 6 in the center of the complex behind be one of the attractions on the September 24 Northville 20% Home Tour co-sponsored by First Presbyterian Church Jamestown Circle units. The newly organized Women's Club of King's Mill is Women's Association and Northville Historical Society. Thurs.·Fri.-Sat. sponsoring the day which will include an auction and several New officers of the garden branch will be installed at the cakewalks. meeting Tuesday with Zo Chisnell assuming presidency. • LIGHT COOL MEN'S Planned as a project for the entire cooperative, Other new officers are Pat Eden, vice president; Flo Morris, members are hoping the pUblic also will attend. In addition secretary; and Pat Nixon, treasurer. Dress to ususal flea market wares, there will be arts and crafts In May the Country Girls toured the Birmingham items and home baked goods. Dorothy Hadac, general chair- gardens of Mrs. Hans Schjolin, which were started in 1951on Slacks man, is assisted by Bernice Henk and Kay Keegan. They swamp land by the Rouge River. The banks now are filled with wildflowers and spring bulbs. The hostess told club SOLIDS & PATTERNS report that hot dogs, coffee, cold drinks, popcorn and cotton candy will be sold "at nominal prices" while the King's Mill members that towering 50-foot evergreens had grown from circus wagon sets the fun mood with music. seedlings transplanted from a shoe box. It is Mrs. Schjolin In case of inclement weather, the event will be postpon- who supplies wildflowers sold at the annual Cranbrook plant 20% ed until the following Saturday, June 13. s~~ • Bernice Henk also is president of the King's Mill Herbs for cookin:; and smelling on sale Off Women's Club, which was organized in February of this year. Marilyn Rhotor is treasurer and Jane Wise secretary. Pat Kitchen, a member of the Herb Society of America's .""'~\-v~' Various projects and activities have been planned to get Southern Michigan Unit along with another Northville resi- - ~-.1.J""_,,, ..'-, \ t.,\,\ f1 l mempers together. In April Mrs. Keegan, executive director dent Jamie Hove and former resident Barbara Scantlin is J ':",,,,,,',.. 'n r. - ,;\ ',t". ~ ir~l' ~ .~. of the Northville Chamber of Commerce and a King's Mill inviting loc~ herb fanciers to attend the free herb plant s::l1e 1YlIltb!. !1!!tJ!tfdr ~ '* U u resideJ}t, spoke on the goals of the chamber; in May being held by the unit from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. this Thurs- -.....u.DtUI· MEN'S WEAR -"". Berenice Ellis, another cooperative resident and co-owner of day at Frankin Village Community Church . - 112 & 118 E. JHaill Northville 349-0777 - . Bookstall on the Main, spoke on current books. She promises ~he sale will include a wide variety of A dinner theater outing, cards and Christmas herbs for both culmary and fragrance gardens including • decorating demonstration already are on the schedule for such favorites as chives, thymes, mints ar{d scented the future. Club meeting are held on the second Monday of geraniums. An information center and sale of unusual books each month at the clubhouse. on herbs also are planned. Thomas Johnson to marry Give------.Him A Father's Day Gift He'll Karen Anne Lamb in June Cherish- Make it Ceramic Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Lamb of Walled Lake announce the engagement 20% OFF 149 E. Main of their daughter. Karen Anne, to Greenware piece of your Northville Thomas C. Johnson of Novi. The pro- chOIce WIth Ihis ad. 349-0671 spective bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kalin Johnson of Northville. Novi Ceramic Barn 27227Haggerty The bride-elect is a 1973 graduate of Walled Lake Western and graduated Navi 349-4000 from Schoolcraft College in 1978. Sheis ----- employed by Providence Hospital. Her fiance, a 1973 alumnus of Nor· thvJlle HJgh School, graduated from Mo-Tech in 1977. He is employed by Novi Motive. A wedding date has been set for June 20. KAREN LAMB PWP group sets orientation 145 E_ Cady Northville 349-4480 Northville·Novi chapter president about the organization Parents WithoutPartners MarilynStockelmen. and meeting other par· will hold an orientation The meeting is open to ticipants. meeting at 8 p.m. tomor· all prospective members For more information row at the home of interested in finding out call348·8109. . Give Your Windows The Works Maybe We're Not Magicians . . . .but we do have some mfty lillIe tricks for gettmg clothes spruced up. Takes expenence hke ours. jfrrpbli) The largest figure control system for wo en in the world. 112 E.MAIN NORTHVILLE 349-0777 .. Call now for your free salon visit.• New Solons: WARREN-SCHOENHERR, HOM)rd Corners ShOPPing Cenlpr 296 3933 - 14 Mile & Scheont,err ROYALOAK, Nor1hwood Shopping Center. 288 4370 - 13 Mlle & Woodward BlftMIHGHAM - Vdllgt Knoll ShoppInjj CtIIltr. 3110 W. 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Mtrnllllll Rotd. cor. 01 Cherry litH. 328-7500. 82$-2400 342-8122 WINDOW SHADE Co Optn Mon.,,,,,, frll0 10S 0,... -. frll:3O I. 5 Id 141.e . c - Q • Wednesday, May 27.1981- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-3-B t.~ WNFGA hosts state president at annual meet The Northville Branch of the Woman's National Farm and Garden live in the district. Association hosted Michigan Division President Mrs. Paul (Millie) For the past few years the branch's Greens Mart, ~ellmg \\ realh~ ~ -,1 Machuga at its 45th annual meeting celebration at the home of November, has been the source of mcome for the scholarship~, CIV~ Veronica Daraban. improvements and other chairities. For 1981-82, the group h~ Mrs. Machuga cited the Northville WNFGA chapter as "a working budgeted $2,100 for Mainstreet '78 contributions and $1,143 for scholar- branch and one to be proud of" and presented pins to new officers. ships. • She noted the branch's many achievements in civic improvements, scholarships, and charity donations. Pictured at left are newly installed officers - front row, Karen RosS, During the past few years, the Northville branch has won many first treasurer; second row, from left, Olga James, secretary; Barba(a place awards in both the Michigan and National divisions for civic im- O'Brien, civic improvements chairperson; Pat Kitchen, second vicf- provements, horticulture therapy and flower shows. president; back row, from left, Helen Single, ways and meai)s The branch also has contributed to Mill Race Historical Village, chairperson; Mary Whiteside, correspondmg secretary and June La:!- donated funds for junior high school improvements and most recently ferty, president. has donated $1,000 for improving the high school entrance. Pictured below is Michigan Division President :\lrs. Paul E. • Each year the chapter offers scholarships to high school seniors who Machuga (right> and June Lafferty, Northville branch president. Ifyo.lI . don't· . smoke~·.•~ Farmers can insure yourhome • orapa~entfor~ for years, farmer'i has been - helping non-smokers save •· money on life and auto Insurance. With speCIal polICies that gl\C better risks a better deal ....0\ .. non~mokers can 'ia\C on complete Homeowners package\ or on fire co"er- ages alone - avatlable whether you own a house or condominium or rent Ie ~~t: If no one In ~our heme hao; smoked In h..o )cars )OU .~~ uy STEVE FECHT may qualify Fand out from a fast. fair 'PTA-PTSA News and fnendly Farmers Agent Jim Storm '.· 30% OFF 43320 w. 7 Mile ::.' ALL WALLPAPER :across from ltttle Caesar's .- No Freight Charge Parties, concerts fill last days Northville " 50' per roll added to all orders less thaI> Full Case (24 rolls) .' call In any pattern from any boo't or visit our excellent wallpaper .,.'" department 349·6810 . • Open 9·6 Mon.·Sat., ,- 11-3 Sun. of school year for students 117 E. Main Street BLACK'S Northville HARDWARE EDITOR'S NOTE: The monthly Nor- June 2. Karen Hooper and Jayne Hilf- 349-2323 thville PTA/PTSA column which has inger have planned a special salad and appeared in The Record the last dessert menu that will be provided by Wednesday of each month since the PTAfor the Amerman staff. • September has been compiled by ,volunteer Jackie Payne. She has coor- The following day, June 3, will bring dinated material from the publicity two special activities. In the morning persons in each elementary and junior there will be the Sixth Grade Breakfast • high school throughout the year. The for those Amerman students who will followingis the last column for the 1980- be going On to junior high in the fall. 81 school year. The PTA-PTSA news This is an important time for these willresume in the fall. students as they prepare to move on to the next phase of their education and their personal development. COORDINATINGCOUNCIL That afternoon the Safeties Party is As the schoolyear draws to a close, so scheduled. Those many dependable doesourI9~81PTA/PTSA. students who have stood at street cor- Our year encompassed the following: ners even on cold or rainy mornings - disseminating voting information and helped to insure the safety of our • for the November 4th election (for the students are being feted as a small schoolinvolvedportions); thank you for their big efforts over a - Founders' Day Dinner (March longperiod of time. 26th), the success of this function due to the expert chairing by Sandy McRae; On Friday, June 5, comes the annual - dispersing information for the ice cream social that all Amerman April4 millage election; families look forward to. This year's - dispersing ISEP data pertaining to event will feature two cake walks and a Northville Public Schools Special clown toss, as well as the usual OSAGA'" KT-26 generous servings of ice cream. Sandy Education Programs in regard to Hall of Famer Hank Aaron says OSAGA KT -26 federal bUdgetcutbacks. Trosien, Nancy Smith and Sheila Once in a Lifetime. Norgren have planned the social, but lIank.uron ISa runaway wInner for pertorrnance and com many other parents have contributed fort And Runner's World Magazine agrees why settle for less I thank each council member for awarding the KT-26 back to back 5 star ratings • their time and efforts including baking (1980-81)-the ultImate achievement for any their time and efforts (and their understanding family members). My cakes, scooping ice cream, selling running shoe The KT-26 success story IS Wedding appreciation and thanks goes to each tickets, etc. - this is truly an AlI- founded on OSAGA's revolutionary b,o kinetIC S89 e;...-- sale. which delivers maximum foot protec· coverage from principal and teacher in our district and American activity. Our PTA has had a productive year tlon ankle stability and surtace can to the board of education and ad- trol Just try them on and you II see ministrative staff of the Northville under the very able leadership of the difference Get In step With a Portrait Public Schools. Sharon Lang. Such activities as the winner OSAGA KT-26. for J My appreciation also goes to The Nor- BookFair, the Science Fair, the Young Eimen and women (G " Studio. IllC. thville Record and staff for its coopera- Authors' Program and the visit by the tion in allowing our organization to in- "colonial lady" are the product of ef- forts and funding by the PTA. And the '. j _ .... form the community of our functions 105 N. Center St. and activities. social activities it has sponsored have • -popet'- encouraged interest in the school and ~ l....fOf'a good I0OI<. Northville 348·0303 I thank the community for its support and interest in the young people of Nor- furthered the spirit of community It's Time thville. among our families. ForOur Wishingnext year's council members flt .CITIZEN --- .... a successful year. Peg O'Doherty t:"e MaryAnne Russell MORAINE oe President sb . ~ THE AnArt Fair and Ice Cream Social will AMERMAN be held June 2 from 5:30-8 p,m. Art pro- jects of sketching, sculpture and pain- Outfit the • § BEAUTIFUL Special activities are scheduled for ting by students of Shirley Talmadge Entire Family these final weeks of the school year. can be viewed while enjoying hot dogs Some of them are" thank yous" for jobs and ice cream sundaes sold at pre- BAGUETIE welldone. inflation prices. The Pepsi Challenge The teachers' luncheon will be held : Continuedon4-B And Save 1his year's look-the classIc baguette. UPTO Designed as 30% jewelry with w:J,-a DD~n,tlll ON EVERY PAIR •• elegant quartz accuracy. a gift I'\t;ri .11 ogue worthy of of A. Allen Tuchklaper, D.D.S. •• ")1 admiration. ~~'\:l:..pj TIPS ON TOOTHBRUSHES Q. My husband insists on price tag is small for helping Save On: keeping the same old worn out 49-4160-10 I:" keep his teeth healthy. (yellOw) ~~~j'l~ toothbrush. Can't this be hann- Osaga $250 ful. Sunpipers A. Worn and unclean tooth- bl"Ushes can indeed be harnlful. Action Pro ,e: There's no such thing as on overage CItizen WOJ"nbristles do not clean the plaque from teeth effectively, Kid Powef .CITIZEN and the frayed ends can irlitate gums. 'l'ootltbnlshes not rinsed Whiz Kids properly, and put away daml) make excellent breeding "....ounds for bactel'ia and mil· Thi.~ column is presented in 1!3E ~ln·NORTHV'llE MOllO Place Mall·WAYNE ~~!~R~'M'!~~~dew. Brushes should be rinsed Mon t07pm Mon to1pm ' ~ NOVI·TEN PLAZA the interest of better dental Thur. & F,i 109p m Thur. & Fri 109 pm ~~~K 348·1040 well, and af\er removing any health. From the office of 34a-063O 129-5630 excess wate\', left todry thorou- Esublish~d 1946 - 34 Ylla/s' E"penenc~ A. Allen Tuchklaper, D.D.S. 322 S Mlln·PL YMOUTH 131 E Llko-SOUTH LYON Groat Oak. Mall ROCHESTER ghly between uscs. Buyyou\' Mon t07pm Thurs "F" 109pm Thura & F,i 109 pm F"~~~,~,~Pm 651·1412 husband a new toothbrush. The 45~6655 • • 24101 Novi Road, Novi 348-3100 and Sloe'llons in Indiana 4-B- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, May 27,1981 PTA-PTSA groups plan final events of s.choolyear • done for our children throughout the Continued from 3-B Gail Clark jects for next year. MEADSMILL Gary Gandolfi volunteers his time to schoolyear. The entire Silver Springs community direct these students - and the re!>ultIS also will be offered. Taste the two colas OffIcers are Margie Swvert, presI- SILVER SPRINGS extends best wishes to Principal Mar· exceptionally gOOdmusIc. at no cost and let your taste buds decIde dent; Cmdle Metz, vice president; cia WISSon her pending marriage to Parents of students entermg Meads which one you prefer. Jeanne Parkm- Karen Poulos, recording secretary; Marc Scarr on June Zll.SHe will be re- A very positive and successful year is The "Helping Hand" program is now drawing LOan end at Meads Mill Junior Mill for the first time in the fall of 1981 son and Pat Stringer are headmg the Barb KowalskI, correspondIng being implemented. Parents should joining us in September. had an orientation night May 21 Their event. secretary and Carolyn Abramovich, High, thanks to the leadership ofour ex- take the time to explain the program SueKupsky cellent principal Ron Horvath. children had toured the bUilding A fifth and sixth grade track meet treasurer. Installation of these officers for the safety of the children. earlier. • under the direction of Karen Turner was held today at an AppreCiation Tea, The mud is leaving Silver Springs - WINCHESTER Sandy Craig, director of the Cooke- The PTSA slate of officers has been wl1lbe held June 6 from 4-6p m at the where more than 100parent volunteers, the grounds committee has met with Meads Mill mixed chorus, will direct approved at the meeting prec\?dmg the NorthvIlle HIgh School track The school helpers and bus drivers were WIlliam Hood. The first order of Winchester School welcomes its new her group at Meads Mill May 28and at Festival of Arts. Executive offICersfor events are the 50-yard dash, softball honored by the school and PTA. Prin- business will be to eliminate all "mud- PTA officers for the 1981·82year. They CookeJune 4. 1981-82are Nancy May, preSident; Ron- throw, one-mIlerun, runnmg long Jump CIpal Donald Van Ingen presented dy" areas to make the playgrounds a are Betty House, president; Sherry The band under the leadership of nie Cambra, vice preSident, Ann and 44o-yard relay (two boys, two honorees with Alumni Association cleaner place for children to play. Upon Pearson, vice president; Nancy Woods, Gary Gandolfi and the chorus held a Guldberg, treasurer, Sarah Deal, gIrls). Ribbon awards Willbe given for cards m appreciation of their unselfish completion of the safety requirements, secretary; Sue Eppers, treasurer. We joint concert here May 26. Both the secretary. the first through fifth places in m- help and time. the grounds committee will address its are happy to have them and know they band and chorus have been busy during A group of Meads Mill authors went dlvldual and rela\ events There Willbe Kathy Elick and Juhe Goebel have attention to the playground equipment. willdo an excellent job. May. They performed in the city May 19 to the University of MIChiganApnl 29, separate competItions for fIfth and arranged for an assembly tomorrow en· As the school year winds down, the Winchester School announces its art and 21for Michigan Week and on May participating in the Young Authors pro- sixth graders and girls and boys. titled "Kids On The Block." The pro- Silver Springs students are involved in and science fair to be held from 6-8p.m. 17 at the dedication of Old Village gram. They were Heather Davis, Cathy A RecogmtlOnDay assembly ',nll be gram is produced by the Wayne County many projects: Thursday. Contributions will come School. They and the jazz band per- Sawyer, MIchelle Khoury, Sharon • held June 10 Students will receive cer- Intermediate School District. The students are publishing a from students in all grades. Parents are formed in the Meads Mill Festival of Savageau, Kelly Wool and Steve tificates for perfect attendance, Educators and mothers of handicapped magazine through the S.S. Media invited to come to view our children's Arts May 6. The jazz band is a group of Kozler. phySical educatIOn awards, service school children put on the program us- Center. As of this writing, authors have works of art and marvel at their volunteer students who practice at 7 Joan Bahl squad certificates, etc. ing life size puppets - each of which been interviewed and the final pUblica- creativity. a.m., an hour before school begins. A PTA sponsored all-school roller has a different handicap. tion date is slated for next week. Headed by Mary Price, Winchester skating party Willhighlight the morn- The puppets interact with the The student council has been formed Elementary Glee Club had its last per- Mizpah Circle ing of June 11. In the afternoon, class students explaining their handicap and and will continue in September. The formance of the year in Northville on picnics at school and nearby homes will answering questions. There will be two purpose of the student council is to im- Main Street May 20,singing for parents plans spread celebrate the final day ofclasses. performances ofan hour each. prove relationships within the school. and passers-by. Mary Minors' move- The annual PTA luncheon will be The last monthly PTA meeting will be The R.LF. Matthew Murany HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY CHURCH 12 MIle East of Haggerty (Assemblies of God) Farmington Hills 41355 SIX Mile Rd ,Northville born in Arizona SundayWorshlp,10:30a m Rev Irving M Mltchell-348-9030 • Sunday School, 9.15 a.m. Sunday School, 9 45 a m V.H. Messenbnng, Pastor Sun WorshIp, 11 am & 630 pm Phone: 553-7t 70 Wed "Body Life" Serv ,730 pm From Tucson, Arizona, comes the an· nouncement of the birth of Matthew BUSHNELL CONGREGATIONAL WALLED lAKE CHURCH OF CHRIST Michael Murany to George and Kathy CHURCH 1362 Pontoac Trall-624-1107 Murany May 15. Coy Roper, Minister 852-6454 Meets at VIllage Oaks Elementary School The little tot is the couple's third son. SUNDAY SERVICES Willowbrook, south of 10 Mile, Novi Bible Classes, 9.45 a.m Morning Worship, 9 00 a m He has two older brothers Patrick and Morning Worship, 11:00 a.m Church School. 9 00 a m Andrew. Wednesday Evening, 7:00 p.m. Dr. Howard Conn, Pastor·272·3550 Paternal grandparents are George Coffee & Fellowship fOllOWing service and Jan Murany of Northville. on Creamy Deluxe® ST. ANNE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, NOVI • Maternal grandparents are Dom and 430 E. N,cholet 4530111 Mile at Taft Rd Marge Fontana of Green Valley, Walled Lake 48088 Home of Novi Chnstoan School (K.12) Arizona. Phone: 624-3817 Sun. School, 9.45 a m Church Service, 10.00 a.m. Worship, 11 00 a m & 6 00 P m Church School, 10.00 a.m. Prayer Meellng, Wed. 7 30 p m Rev. Leslie Harding R,chard Burgess, Pastor 349·34n 349-3647 Save 20¢ and enjoy the Serving the North"jJle, Novi and Wixom NOVI UNITED METHODIST CHURCH FAITH COMMUNITY UNITED buttercream creaminess of area for 3geJ1erations 41671 W. Ten Mile-Meadowbrook PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 349-2652 44400 W. 10 Mile, Novl Creamy Deluxe~) Frosting. 9:00 a.m. Worship & Nursery 'h rOile west of Novi Rd 9:50 a.m., Church School Worship & Church SchOOl, 10 00 a m (Children thru Adult) P.O. Box 1 349-5666 Try our NEW Cream Cheese 11:00 a.m., worshig & Nursery Richard J. Henderf>on, Pastor • R. Griffith, K. Kirk y, Pastors flavor and make all your FREEDOM lUTHERAN CHURCH OF favorite cakes even better. NOVI FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF NORTHVILLE Meets at Novi Woods Elementary School _ Taft Rd. betwoen 10& 11 Mile 217 N. Winj 349.1020 Worship, 10.ooa.m. with Nursery Dr. ames H. Luther, Pastor Coffee & Fellowship,11:OOa.m. sunda~worShiP, 11 a.m. & 6'30 p.m StUdy Hour (All Ages) 11:30 a.m. Wed., 7: 0 AWANA, 7'30 Prayer ServIce Pastor T. Scherger-478-9265 Sunday School 9 45 a m. CHURCH HOLYCROSS EPISCOPAL OAKLAND BAPTIST CHURCH 10 Mile between Taft & Beck, Novi Meetl,,£ at Orchard Hills Elem. Sch. Casterline Phone 349·1175 419 Quince, NOVI, Michigan Service, 8.00 a.m. & 10:00 a.m. Pastor Barry W. Jones Worship and School Sunday School, 10 00 a.m Funeral Home, Inc. Holy Eucharist Wednesdays Morning Worship, 11.00 a m The Rev. Leslie F. Harding Evening Service, 6 30 p m. Ray Casterline J. Ray J. Casterline II aOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF WIXOM & 1893·1959 Formerly NOVIAREA LUTHERANCHURCH WIXOM CHRISTIAN SCHOOL (K.1:?1 Wisconsin Ev. Lutheran Synod Wixom & W. Maple Rds. Fred A. Casterline Worship Service 10:00 a.m. Family Bible School, 9 45 a m. Sunday School & Bible Class 11:00 a.m. Family Worship, 10.45 a m. & 6 30 P m. Novi Middle School Norlh Family NI~t Pr0Y,Nam (Wed 1,6.45 p m. Taft Rd., south from Grand River Ro crt V arron, Pastor Phone 349-0611 David J. Farley, Pastor-349-0565 624·3823 (Awnna& ToenLlfel 624-5434 • Wednesday, May 27,1981- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-THE NOVI·WALLED LAKE NEWS-5oB : :; • ':: • I r. • , . .. , ' , .., 1.' ", • i.' , " \ . " . • ',J- • • • , ~• !• ~ ( ; ,• ·; ~. "". -.. I I ~I • ~ I • 196IB&WlCO Also available • in 100's and Box • f I Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined 1 MGTAR Kings and Box,l mg. "tar", 0.2 mg. nicotine; 100's, 3 mg. That Cigarette Smokmg Is Dangerous to Your Health. "tar",O.4 mg. nicotine avoper cigarette by FTC method . ._------' • 6-6- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-THE NOVI·WALLED LAKE NEWS-Wednesday, May 27, 1981 I : " ~ , . " r- .Jv"': ( . .. ~ 4- J ,,*;:. :.. ;:..l • ~~... -..~~;-;. Prices eHecllve Ihru Saturday. May 30. 1981 ~' ~' ~,..4 \, Items oHered for sale not avmlable to other retail dealers or wholesalers , . . -. \ " '-: ,l ...... ! , - II-""~~ 'y r ;;;y-:;~ III ~~~ .-~ :.< ~ - tio"' c- ~ • :'~ .. 1...., w • I\i='.l o' JI, ~~. ~I eLl~_II ~ ( ,~ , .5 WAYS TO WIN! • A NEW GAME EVERY WEEK! ., ' Each game ticket IS numbered and color cod('d tor that week s race only • The more tickets you have 1he orealcr your chances to Win Get new tickets each week No purchase necpssarV Good on Manufacturers' ·Cents·off' Coupons Only. Does not W(IKlY ODDS CHaRT apply to A&P or Free Coupons or where the total exceeds the price of the item. Limit one coupon for anyone product. All Coffee, Cigarette. Ham, Turkey & Hamburger coupons exo eluded. Meat specials) • • • COUNTRY STYLE NO BACKS Pork Ribs. . lb. Fresh Fryer Legs (BEEF l-Ib pkg $1 58) OR MEAT TWO STRIP STYLE STEAKS NO BACKS - FRESH l-tb 1-lb.$239 28 Ball Park Franks pkg Steak Tonight. . pkg. Fryer Breasts ...... ,b.$1 OLE CAROLINA ARMOUR 1-lb. 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A&P Coffee .... 1N-'rTTJlRE • • lb. can Baked Beans • can COUPON • • • Want Ads Section GREEN SHEET INSIDE Sliger Home Newspapers c Wednesday, May 27, 1981 • Hollywood Michigan '8 summer theaters attract the stars Michiganians needn't travel to California to see -COLDWATER: Tibbits Summer Theatre, 14 tain time is 8 p.m. for Thursday through Saturday GENEALOGY and folklore is the topic Thursday at the regular Hollywood stars in person this summer since South Hanchett. Historic Tibbits Opera House is performances. Tickets are $5 adults, $4 for meeting of the area chapter of the American Historical Society of Ger- they'll be performing in Michigan theaters. the setting for five productions, including "Music students and seniors. Phone: (517) 787-7188. mans from Russia. It will be held at 7:45 p.m. in Room A-205 of Suzanne Somers of television's "Three's Com- Man" and "The Robber Bridegroom." The season Lawrence Tech's administration building near the corner of 10 Mile pany" and Garvin MacLeod of "Love Boat" are runs July 8 to August 29. Evening performances -KALAMAZOO: New Vic Theatre, 134 East • a~d the Lodge Freeway. just two of the big-name performers who will be ap- Wednesday through Saturday, matinees on Vine Street. Three different Sherlock Holmes' pearing in the state. Wednesday and Saturdays. Tickets are $7.50 plays will be performed on a rotating basis at 8:30 From now to Labor Day, Michiganians can adults, $5 students. Phone: (517) 278-6029or (517) p.m. Fridays and Saturdays from June 5 to August THE SUCCESSFUL run of the fableistic comedies "The Apple Tree" choose from hundreds of theatrical performances 278-5931. 29. Tickets are $4 on Fridays, $5 on Saturdays. at the Georgian Inn has been picked up and moved to the Machus ranging from light-hearted musicals to comedies Phone: (616) 381-3328. Kalamazoo College's restaurant in Dearborn at the Parkland Towers. Itplays through June, and dramas. The settings are just as diverse; -DEARBORN: Greenfield Village Players, Festival Playhouse will offer four summer produc- Friday and Saturday nights. Information: 288-0450. renovated barns, open-air pavilions, historic opera Henry Ford Museum. "Little Mary Sunshine" tions in July and August. Curtain time is 8 p.m. houses and university playhouses. opens June 19 and runs through July 25. "Peg 0' Prices are $5.50 and $6.50. Phone: (616) 383-8506. MOMS and Dads Club of St. Mary's Preparatory, Orchard Lake, Here are details on 15 popular Michigan summer My Heart nms August 7 to September 12. Tickets theaters, prepared by the Automobile Club of are $15.25 with dinner, $4.25 for performance only. -LANSING: Civic Players, Center for the Arts, hosts its eighth annual Polish Country Fair Friday, Saturday and Sun- Michigan in alphabetical order: Phone: 271-1620,extension 415. 425 East Grand. Three productions are slated bet- day. Family entertainment features "Third Largest Garage Sale in ween June 25 and August 22. Show time is 8 p.m. • the World," and music by the Monerays, Harmony Kings, Sparks of -ADRIAN: Croswell Summer Musical Theatre, -FLINT: Star Theatre, James H. Whiting Tickets are $5 adults, $4 for students and seniors. Fire, and Little Joe and the Polka Playboys. The fair runs from 5 p.m. Croswell Opera House, 129 East Maumee Street. Auditorium, 1241East Kearsley Street. Nine-week Phone: (517) 372-4636. to 11 p.m. on Friday; on Saturday, activities begin with the Redford "West Side Story," Kiss Me, Kate" and "Hello, season 'features such top-name attractions as Delr Union Unicycle Club at 2 p.m. and continue to 11p.m. Information: 682- Dolly!" each run for two weeks, Wednesday bie Boone, Mitzie Gaynor, Suzanne Somers and -MOUNT CLEMENS: Macomb Summer Din- through Sundays, in Michigan's oldest opera house. Gavin MacLeod. Tuesday through Sunday per- 1885. ner Theatre, Macomb County Community College, Curtain time is 8 p.m. Tickets are $6 adults, $4 for formances run June 16 to August 23. Tickets are Garfield and Hall. "My Fair Lady" and "Sound of students and senior citizens. Phone: (517) 263-5674. $9.95. Phone: 239-1464. FOURTH Street Playhouse opens its production of Uncommon Music" each run for three weekends beginning Women and Others by Wendy Wasserstein on Friday. Performances June 12. Tickets are $16 for adults, $14 for students -ALPENA: Thunder Bay Summer Theatre, 401 -GRAND RAPIDS: Community Circle Theatre, continue on Fridays and Saturdays at 8:30 p.m. and Sundays at 7:30 and seniors with dinner served at 7:30 p.m. Tickets River Street. "My Fair Lady," "California Suite" Circle in the Park. P. O. Box 1613.Four productions for show only are $5. Phone: 286-2089. p.m. through June 27. Information: 543-3666. and "Guys and Dolls" are among five productions plus four children's shows are scheduled for John beginning June 19 and running through AUgust 10. Ball Park pavilion beginning June 17. Show time is • DIRECT from television's popular young people's show, David of Curtain time is 8:30 p.m. Tickets are $5 adults, $3 8:30 p.m. for regular performances, 11 a.m. for -SAUGATUCK: Red Barn Theatre, Blue Star "Sesame Street" appears live for Detroit Youtheatre's "Wiggle Club" students. Senior citizens are admitted free to dress children's shows. Tickets range from $4 to $5; $1 Highway and 63rd Street. The theater's silver an· on Saturday, with performances at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. in the Detroit In- rehearsals. Phone: (517) 354-3624. for children's performances. Phone: (616) 456-6656. niversary will be highlighted with a special two- stitute of Arts auditorium. Information: 832-2730. week repertory of Gilbert and Sullivan operettas - -ANN ARBOR: Michigan Rep '81, Power -HOLLAND: Hope Summer Repertory Theatre, performed by the Manhattan Savoyards of New CHESSIE'S Safety Express provides steam engine excursions this Center for the Performing Arts, Huron at Fletcher DeWitt Center, Hope College. "My Fair Lady" is York. The season runs from June 30 to September . 5. Show time is 8:30 p.m. Phone: (616) 857-2105. weekend - A Detroit to Clio round trip Saturday, and a round trip Street. "Misalliance" runs June 3-6; "A Member of one of the Monday-through-Saturday productions the Wedding," June 10-13; and "Loose Ends," June scheduled. Two children's shows also are slated. Detroit to Grand Ledge Sunday. Information: MSU Museum, East 17-20. Tickets range from $3.50 to $5. Phone: 764- The season runs from July 3 to September 5. Cur- -TRAVERSE CITY: Cherry County Playhouse, Lansing, or call Holly Hotel, 634-5208. 0450. tain time is 8:30 p.m. Tickets are $6.75 for musical, Park Place Motor Inn, 120 State. Owner Pat $5.75for non-musicals. Phone: (616) 392-1449. Paulsen will star in a premier production of "Who • ARTRAIN'S arrival in Ypsilanti's Historic Depot Town is scheduled -AUGUSTA: Barn Theatre, one mile west of Gets the Drapes." Six plays are slated beginning Friday with tours 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 5-8 p.m. Information: 482-4920. town. Productions such as "Deathtrap" and June 30 including Eva Marie Saint in "Elephant "Damn Yankees" perform daily except Monday -JACKSON: Clark Lake Players, Potter Center, Man." Tickets are $5 and $6 for Thursday' "MUSIC of the Season," a family nature walk dealing with guitar in- from June 2 to Labor Day. Ticket prices range Jackson Community College. Five-play se~son matinees, $8 and $9 for evening performances. terpretations of spring, will be held at the nature center of Kensington from $8 to $9.50. Phone: (616) 731-4121. begins June 18 with "A Little Night Music." Cur- Phone: (616) 947-9560. Metropark near Milford on.Sunday at 10 a.m. Information: 685-1561. , , ..... • '>r • ••• 1 I ...... !'i!;..;t . - ': Continued oii ~:C'" ~ "'i'- 16 hp with Don't Forget lleDielDber Dad's Dayl 48'" Father's Day Mower 5T.200 I(~ELITE' ) String Trimmer/ ..... ~ GeTa BrH~.~~"Cutter ~ • • Reliable 31.1 cc: engine ~ • Heavy duty monofilament line IlltiI!~, • Harness and '" Handle adjustable .2 cylinder engine • Hydraulic lift With down • Exclusive hydraulic drive pressure • Brush eu tter .2 speed rear axle • Tire size BOOx16rear, Available 16-650x8 front • Exclu~ive high clearance g s Reg. S4095 • Electric start and light'. 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Among 459-4500. the performers are The SCATcame into Rizzo's Osborne Brothers, The (formerly Lofy's Too) ANNARBORChamber McLain Family, The last week and remains at Orchestra, under the MIkeMcKellar Band, The that popular west-side musical direction of Carl LIvingston County Grass, nitery until the end of the Daehler, presents the Lonesome Road month. Information: 261- third annual Haydn Bluegrass, and The 5656. Festival beginning Satur- Baileys. Information: day and running through 64(}-2214. INTERIORS, currently June 6. The 1981Haydn appearing at The Jolly Festival features free COMBINING colorful Miller each Monday noon time outdoor con- German tradItions with through Saturday (from 9 certs by ensembles at the high-stepping sounds p.m. tiI 1:30 a.m.) is in Liberty Plaza (Liberty and DiVision). Informa- • tion: 996-0066. Softener Sale $498 SAXOPHONIST Billy Mitchell initiates a 15- Sand Traps, Rentals & week series of summer cabaret jazz concerts at Dura Cube Salt also the Detroit Institute of available Arts on Friday. TwoJazz At The Institute concerts willbe given every Thurs- ,-- -l41 Miracle Soft Water Service day evening at 7 and 9:30 22882 Pontiac Trail, South Lyon p.m. through September 3 437-6805 In busmess for 25 years 626-1000 in the museum's Crystal Gallery. Information: 832-2730. Incredible bread machin'e at Twelve Oa1(s The Incredible Bread Machine, a modern-day fairy tale now on a "Tom Smith and His Incredible Bread Machine" is totally spon- one-year nationwide tour, will be presented at the Twelve Oaks Mall in sored by the Free Enterprise Institute of the Amway Corporation as Novi on May 28, 29, 30 and 31. family entertainment. The show contains no commercial or product HOMELITE' The free I5-minute play is performed by two mimes, narrated by mentions. STRING TRIMMERS an elfin baker and features magic, mechanical wizardry and many The Amway Corporation's Free Enterprise Institute is sponsoring. animated special effects. Children as well as adults marvel at its many the show for the following reasons: Reg. $199.95 lights and moving parts. • The founders believe that there is no separation of personal and "The Incredible Bread Machine" is the legend of Tom Smith, a toy economic freedom. SALE inventor whose goal in life is feed the hungry people of the world. Tom • Free enterprise offers "the little guy a chance." accomplishes this task by inventing the Incredible Bread Machine, a • Promoting free enterprise is a personal commitment based on fantastic device that brings him much fame and fortune. the company's founders' philosophies. ~~$1649S However, Tom does encounter some unforeseen intervention. He • The "Incredible Bread Machine" helps to further Amway's com- manages a magical escape, and the story ends on a happy note which mitment to educating the public on the free enterprise system. also offers an educational message in free enterprise for the audience. Show times on Thursday, Friday and Saturday (May 28, 29 and 30) • 20" cuttmg swath This modern day fairy tale also deals with two very newsworthy are 11 a.m. and2, 4, 6, 7 and8 p.m. Show times on Sunday (May31) are • Light weight-only 13>" Ibs topics: individual freedom in contemporary society and the relation- 12:30,1,2,3 and4:30p.m. • Fully automatic Idle-Lme"" Ime t Home"lo' ST-200 ship between business and government regulation. The show will be presented in Twelve Oaks' Centre Court. sttlng trimmer advancmg system WIth 20" culllnO Swath • Adjustable harness and handle • Optional Power Blower Attachment • Optional Bladed Brushcutter Attachment WILLIAM H. HEBERT has been named assistant center manager designed to fit into existing masonry fireplaces. The award was ac- of the Twelve Oaks Mall regional retail development in Novi. The an- cep~ed by President Roland T. Gerhart. nouncement was made by Robert C. Larson, The state winner in the "Non-Consumer Product" of the Year41 president of The Taubman Company, Inc, co- category was Emblematic Products of USA, Inc., of Novi for its color- developer and leasing/management agent of ful line of personalized organizational emblems - pins, badges and Twelve Oaks. logos that tell a story. Company artist Cally Thompson accepted the Hebert will assist Center Manager William award. Clogg in the direction and administration of William Clogg, manager of the Twelve Oaks Mall and a director of management activity and daily center opera- the Novi Chamber of Commerce, was in charge of the local competi- tions at Twelve Oaks. tion for the Product of the Year Awards. HIGHLAND OUTDOOR CENTER Hebert brings an extensive background in retail management to his new post. Previously, 1135 S. Milford Rd., Highland Parts & he was associated with Hudson's Northland and Service 1 mile S. of M-59 Mon.-Fri. 9-7; Sat. 9-5 887-3434 Sturwold's Apparel Showcase in Brighton in positions ranging from security investigator to l~~\~ assistant store manager. • Originally from Detroit, Hebert holds a bachelor of science degree in business ad- ministration from Wayne State University. He ~,.. WILLIAMHEBERT and his wife reside in Brighton. .ARIO~ ' ", Located at Twelve Mile and Novi Road, l' ! ~ north of Interstate 96, Twelve Oaks features the "1'" merchandise of four major stores - Hudson's, (~~ Lord & Taylor, JCPenney and Sears - as well as a comprehensive mix \ of some 180specialty shops and services. \ ,t ~ TWO NOVI COMPANIES were among the five state winners in the ...."k. Michigan Week Product of the Year competition. Presentations were IIOU5"6 made at the Historical Society of Michigan "Salute to Business Pioneers" dinner at the Pontchartrain Hotel in Detroit on May 20. • _b The Redford Fireplace Corporation of Novi won the "Consumer I,hingston County's ne\\est and finest establishment Product" of the Year award for its energy-oriented fireplace insert, SECURITY Bank of Novi's newest branch, located at 30880Beck Road in Novi, was dedicated Tuesday, May 19with a traditional ribbon OPEN JUNE 1 CASH fO,l UNO CONTIIACTS cutting ceremony. Participating in the ribbon cutting are, from left to Ar.v Ivpe pioperly anywllere right; Philip D. Caruso, executive vice president and affiliate super:. ,n M,ctl'Qan ?4 HO'If', Visor, Security Bancorp, Inc.; Lillian Spencer, mayor of Wixom' Ro- . . , SERVING ealt f 'e~ 1 800 797 1 '>'>0 maine Roethel, mayor of Novi; Diane Nevers, executive assi~tant ~ 11 '.! .~a,"}n.)',Acceplanr.r. C') Securi~y Bank of Novi; Donald Grevengood, president, Security Bank of NOVl; Art George, manager, Security Bank of Novi' Ed Kriewall Novi city manager; and Stephen Bonczek, assistant t~ th~ Mayor of Banquets Lunches Spirits W~m. - .; 11:00- FACTORY AUTHORIZED 2:30 p.m. Poetry _ beautiful! SALE Withered Lea res Come and enjoy our homemade soups, sand- BUY ANY 8000 SERIES ALL That's the word many people use 10 describe their new wiches and scrumptious salad bar for lunch. Bilco Basement Door. GEAR GRAVELY TRACTOR In Autumn the leaves A Bilco Door Is the modem replacemenl for a wom·out. Wither and fall to the ground Iroublesome wood door. You'll like Its all, steel construe' AND GET A BlOWingon the wind. Uon and Ihe way it's desIgned for lasUng sc:lVice. You'll like the smooth. easy operation of Ihe doors and the way MOWER DECK Lynne E. HarrisOn For Information Ihey keep the weather out. 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(South side of 1·96 exit- watch for sign) 46401 Grand River Mon.·Frl.t-S 34'8 3444 South Lyon ... 437..1423 Nov) West 01Taft SIt. 9012 • L_...... _ , t - Wednesday, May 27, 1981-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-3-e Borers can destroy landscape birches Planting a European white birch m nedy poInts out Therefore the adult your front yard is like puttmg out the stage must be the primary target ofany welcome mat for the bronze birch chemical controls. The aim IS to pre- borer. vent egg laying or control the newly Andchances are good that, sooner or hatched l"rvae before they enter the later, this small metallic beetle will bark. take youup on your invitatIOn. The recommended chemical for The first sign of a bIrch borer u~ually borer control ISLIndane Kennedy ad- 1Sw1ltmgand dteback of the uppermot ViseSapplYIng one spray to the bark branches. Unless the insect is controll- ed, the tree gradually declmes and m and fohage the fIrst week of June, to catch emergIng adults The adult flight twoor three years is dead. perJOdmay last for SIXweeks or more, Keith Kennedy, Extenson en- tomologist at Michigan State Universi- so he also advises ~praYIngtWicemore ty, explams that tree injury IS caused at three-week Intervals by beetle lan'ae's tunneling and Combine chemIcal controls with feedmg in the inner bark or sap- recommended cultural practices, Ken- conductingvessels and m the cambIUm, nedyadds. the region of tree diameter growth. The glrdlmg of the trunk or branches "Trees under stress are more suscep- mterrupts sap flow downward to the tIble to borer attack than trees growing roots and destroys the tree's growmg vIgorously," he points out. "Fertilize ttssue suscepttble trees yearly and water The larva is white, slender and deeply durIng dry periods to reduce legless, with a light brown head capsule stress and promote growth .. and two brown, hardened, pincer-ltke Mulching around the base of the tree parts on the tip of the abdomen :\Iature serves two purposes: it eliminates the larvae may measure up to 1 5 inches need to mow close to the tree and so long helps prevent mechamcal injuries: and Larva hatch from eggs laid beginnmg it helps to retain soIl moisture and so in mid- to late June. Areas of recent reduces stress from dry weather. mechanical inJUryor other damage are Heavy InfestatIOns of other insects, most attractive to the adults as egg- particularly bIrch leaf miners and laying sites Eggs hatch after about t\\O aphIds also can stress birch trees and weeks and the young larvae bore mto lower their resistance to borer attack. the tree and begm to feed. Controlling them can be an imortant Most larvae mature by fall and con· step In preventing or redUCIng the struct oblong cells just below the cam- severity of borer attack. bium or m the thick bark They pupate All dead braches or trees should be in late April or early May of the follow- removed and destroved or used as ing spring and emerge as adults m mId- firewoodbefore adults'begIn to emerge. June to start the cycle again The 1/2 ThISwill prevent overwmtering borers mch, D-shaped exit holes of emergmg from mfestmg new trees. adults are a positive sign of borer ac- The best and easIest way to avoid tiVity. birch borer problems ISto avoid plan- Fencing enhancement Once larvae are beneath the bark. ting susceptIble trees European white ,- most insecticides avaJiable to birch is extremely susceptIble to borer Traditional post-and-rail fencing defines space for a landscape natural look. The International Fence Industry Association homeowners can't touch them, Ken- attack . • yard within this homeowner's extensive property. A similar suggests that homeowners consider how their new fence might fence around the property line is unpainted to emphasize its be designed to blend in with surrounding landscape. DON'T THROW THAT LAWNMOWER AWAY! LET US TUNE UP YOUR \I~. "11 LAWN MOWER OR TRACTOR WE DO EVERYTHING FROM Whack blossoms to l(eep 'em flowering MINOR ENGINE REPAIR TO ."'/I~I~l - COMPLETE ENGINE OVERHAUL -', ,; ~ - , I 'CI ,For best results with petunias, take Cutting off the flower top of the plant if planted in fertile soil and full sun, he to set out saucers of beer instead. FREE • your shears to them - they'll love you at planting time stimulates it to pro- points out. Spade one pound of 10-10-10 Ewart says this approach is Just as ef- 1 SPARE SPARK PLUG AND 1 EXTRA QUART for it. duce lots of side shoots. The result is a or two pounds of 5-10-5into each 200 fedive in controlling slugs without pos- ENGINE OIL WITH EVERY TUNE UP AT GARDINER, INC. "It sounds drastic, but sometimes the fuller, more upright plant and more square feet of soil before planting, he ing a threat to anything else. best thing you can do for a petunia is flowers. advises. Work the soil to a depth of six CHECK THE LIST BELOW & SEE SOME OFTHE LAWN AND GARDEN whack off its head," says Lowell The second occasion for drastic to eight inches. Then plant the plants at To avoid late summer and fall pro- EOUIPMENT ENGINES WE SPECIALIZE IN REPAIRING blems with fungus diseases, choose Ewart, Michigan State University measures usually comes around mid- the same depth they have been grow· • ACE - ALLIS-CHALMERS· AMF - ARIENS - ATLAS· BRIGGS&STRA nON - BOLENS horiticulturist. July, when most petunias are beginning ing, and water well. varieties that are classified as weather- • CRAFTSMAN - CASE - COMET - JOHN DEERE - DYNAMARK - EAGER-' • The first occasion for cutting the to look a little ratty. Cut them back to Youdon't have to wait until Memorial resistant, Ewart advises. ThiS may FIRESTONE - FORD - FOREST CITY· GARDE"! MARK- GILSON· GRAVELY· H W,- plants back is on planting day, he says. within about eight inches of the ground, Day to plant petunias, Ewart notes. mean either that they bounce back I H • JACOBSON 4-CYCLE- K-MART- LAWN FLlTE· LAUSON- MASSEY-FERGUSON- "The best plant for transplanting into Ewart advises. Feed them with a solu- Petunias are classified as hardy an- quickly after heavy rain or that they MEIJER. M T D • MONTGOMERY WARD· MURRAY· ONAN - J C PENNEY' SEARS· nuals - that is, though they won't be are not actually disease resistant. SIMPLICITY. SNAPPER· TECUMSEH. TG & y. TORO· TROY BUILT- TRUE VALUE- the garden are the short. stocky green tion of one tablespoon 20-20-20per WHEEL HORSE- WHIRLWI"ID' WISCONSIN- YARDMAN ones that have no flowers yet," he says. gallon of water and water them well if able survive a hard freeze • "But people don't like to buy them that the weather is dry. All this forces them (temperatures of 22 to 24 degrees F), Generall)' these traIts occur most way. They want to flowers on the plants into a new flush of growth, and in about properly conditioned plants will often in multiflora petumas, such as the Gardiner, Inc. so they knowwhat they're getting." 2 1/2weeks, they'll reward you by com- tolerate frost and temperatures bet- satin and resisto series and the So buy the flowering plants, he says. ing back into flower. They should con- ween 28 and 32 degrees. (To condition varieties sugar plum, blue mist, cover 41843Grand RIVer - Nov, But when you are ready to pop them in- tinue to bloom until they're killed by a petunias, grow them in a coldframe for girl, rose joy and cherry tart The gran- 348-3393 (1 mile E of Novi Rd 1 mile W of 1·275& Haggerty) to the garden, pinch or snip off the main hard freeze in the falI. a week or two at temperatures around diflora recoverer senes and the F<:~lory Trained MechaniCS flowering terminals. A plant with a This midsummer shearing is 40degreesl. ' varieties happiness, pink cameo, white smgle dominant flower stalk tends not especially valuable for the large- Early planting is not only possible but frills, blue lace and penny candy also to produce a lot of side branches, he ex- flowered (grandifloral petunias, but advisable. Plants bought in late April or showweather resistance. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• plains. By July, it's tall and spindly- the smaller-flowered (multiflora l types early May generally are smaller and looking and usually flopped on the also willbenefit, Ewart notes. stockier than plants bought later in the A good way to check petuma per- Any kind of petunia will perform best month, which usually are getting spind- formance for yourself is to VISItthe All- ~Brainer's i • ground. ly and are in full flower. SmalI plants American Selections all new variety planted early tend to produce more side trial garden at Michigan State Univer- shoots and flowers. sity, Ewart suggests. This year more iGardenland Insects are rarely a serious problem than 100 petunia varieties will be on i on petunias, but slugs can be trial and display there. A visit to the : Greenhouse and Nursery :. devastating. Poison baits are available garden will enable you to see for • that can be placed around the bases of yourself how the varieties stand up : 51701 Grand River •: \\\~Bolen!~.wnr-J plants to intercept slugs on their way to under Michigan conditions. • • a midnight snack of petunia foliage. • • ~ __.....SA~E $100 *M.Chlnes~ Families with young children or in- The garden is located east of the hor- • • TO Model8638 quisitive pets in the yard might choose ticulture bUildingon the MSUcampus. • PlusTop$ 22" $$ for 3.5hp • your Hand Propelled TRADE-IN OFF ~ Mower ~50% Model 8648 or Reg. '394.95 SALE USEE UI FOR ALLYOUR" • • 8548 4hpSelf· 95 ' 95 propelled $334 Reg. '284.50 $209 * i ALL i Mulcher limIted Supply nURSERY nEEDS • • - - -- " . * Optional .50.00 Rear· 40 Lb. Mich. Peat 51.55 US Bagger Attachment only 40 Lb. Top 5011 51_55 BOLE..., '9.95 'to first 30 customers 'PERENNIALS ~ 40 Lb. Cow Manure I 51.75 The Lawn ~chines Models 8648.8548 & 8638 . • • • 40 Lb. Sheep Manure 51.95 : (They last Forever) : 1 C Garden Seeds :· 4 /2".Pot Reg.S1.99SALE 99 • ! Northrup. Burpee's. Fretonia. • • ~"]_eeIBorse Ferry Morse • Bulk • Corn • Peas 49 • Beans • Potatoes : 6', Pot Reg. S2.99SALE : BIG PRE-SEASON DISCOUNTS • $1 • Agrico Fertilizers : SELECT FROM: : • Get YOUIiF' 50 Lb. 12·12·12 56.25 : Sweet William, Silver Mound, Ajuga, : Best Ton 5201.00 : Coronation Gold, Asters, Sedum, and : 50 Lb. 16-8-8 56.00 Assorted Potted Shrubs : MANY More! : : (Good thru June 3, 1981) : Price Ton 5199.00 12/15" 55.95 ea 50 Lb. 6-24-24 57.40 Rhododendron 516.95 • • From Ton 5248.50 : FULL SELECTION OF VEGETABLE AND BED· : 50 Lb. 24-6-12 58.40 Dwarf Fruit Trees • • Potted : DING PLANTS : Ton Grass Food 5268.50 Us! Apple, Pear, Cherry, 50 Lb. 0·46-0 Sp. 58.30 Peach, Apricot : ALSO BEAUTIFUL HANGING BASKETS : • HUGE SAVINGS ON ALL MODELS 4to6ft. • • LARGE SELECTION OF: Flats of Flowers ·• •- • Riders • Lawn Tractors • Garden Tractors $7.95 $10S~a. : (1 mile west of Wixom Rd., : • And All Attachments : Exit 6 minutes from Twelve N : • Ortho Products • Garden Supplies • Fencing • "Oakland County's Largest Wheelhorse Deiller" ••Oaks Mall) *CIlIlIVEIl • Cedar Posts • RR Ties • Bedding Plants • Vegetable Plants. Chemicals • Onion Sets ~~ : •· WE. • 12MIlE • HIGHLAND OUTDOOR CENTER • Open Dally 8·6 96~. • Parts 1135 S. Milford Rd., Highland & WIXOM CO-OPERATIVE • NAPIERRD • Sorvlce Mon.·Fr!. 9-7Sat. 9-5 887·3434 1 mile S. 01 M·59 •:::at 49350 Pontiac Trail • Wixom • 624·2301 : 349·9070 : •..,..------. . ~ - 4-C-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday, May 27, 1981 sliger ~ome newspapers IQ DlwsJon of Suburban Communications GREEN SHEET CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING One local call places a want ad 010 Special Notices 013 Card of Thanks 021 Houses 021 Houses 021 Houses in over 64,000 homes through the 021 Houses following newspapers: MAGICIAN avaIlable for THE family of Kendall HOIS- BRIGHTON 5 WOODED B RIG Hl"ON~WA LK---r0 FOWLERVILLE 3 bedrOom chlldrens parties, speCial oc- Ington Sincerely Wishes to FARMERS MARKET THIS ranch on 1 acre, 3 miles to 1.96 SECLUDED ACRES, POND LAND CONTRACT TERMS caSions, etc Call Mike Barker, thdnk all of the many froends, 11% land contract, low down SUMMER, enJoy all the charm huge family room, 2 Brighton Argus on thiS South Lyon older (313)227.0460 neighbors, and relatives dur- payment available Unique that city life offers By night fireplaces, full basement, 2 home In gOOd condition 3 313-227-4436 Ing hiS Illness and passing A custom ranch bordering stroll the mill pond and enloy car garage, $69,500 By Owner NEW STAINED- GLASS bedrooms, family room speCial thanks to Dr Nixon wllollfe preserve, 3 bedrooms, the musIc Th.s home IS settl- (5171223-9412 CLASSES NOW FORMING With oak stove, & first floor and Dr. Richards and the nurs- 2'12baths, 2 fireplaces, 35 foot ed 'n a nice area WIthin walk- County Argus/Pinckney Post BUild your own terraroum, laundry Includes all ap- FOWLERVILLE. By owner ;II Ing staff at St. Joseph's Mercy deck, walkout lower level, 50 Ing distance to everything 313-227-4437 lamp, window, sunstop, plalnces, and above Seven rooms, 1'h baths 'II Hospital In Ann Arbor Also a foot family/ pool room, wet Three bedrooms, liVing - din- Chnstmas decoraliOn, candle ground pool for summer beauloful kitchen, formal din: speCIal thanks to ti,e bar mamtenance free brock/ Ing area combined by the holder, hanging planter For fun S50,OOO Century 21 Ing room, den, large IIvIIl9 County Argus/Hartland Herald Llverance Funeral Home for cedar exteroor 3 minutes to 1- comfort of a fIreplace A large InformaliOn, call (313)231-1402, Cornerstone, Inc 437- room, half bath down, three their kindness durong our time 25 minutes to Southfield. 5 basement With plumbing, 313-227-4436 or (313)231-2661 96, 4111/348-6500 bedrooms, full bath up. New of sorrow Mrs Kendall HOIS- additional acres With 24x36 ready to be finished off and a NON-DENOMINATIONAL mar- carpeting, fUll basement With Ington, Mr • Mrs Duane HOIS- foot horse barn avaIlable two car garage $64,000 CR 438 rlages performed Rev Clark. gas furnace, new mast type Fowlerville Review Ington, Mr. • Mrs Larry HOIS- (313)685-1658 BRIGHTON By owner 3 McKay Real Estate (517)546- (517)223-9904 Ington and famIly, Mr • Mrs rotating antenna, Insulated 517-548-2570 BRIGHTON, 3 bedroom home, bedroom ranch, garage, large 5610 aluminum Siding, aluminum SINGLE? Meet someone Gale HOISington, Mr. • Mrs fenced lot, outSide Broghton lot, mature trees, well in- BRIGHTON, BEAUTIFUL TWO storm Windows and doors speCial Receive Michigan Glendon HOIsington, Mr • Any terms possable, including sulated, near town $39,900 STORY CONTEMPORARY Garage with blacktop drove Livingston County Press Flnd-A-Froend, Free (313)878- Mrs Lyle Allbroght low down payment (313)971- (313)229-2379 vllth 14 x 12 wood deck, full Close to schools, stores 5033 WE Wish to thank everyone in- 517-548-2570 9132 BRIGHTON area Brick sprawl- bay Window In dining room In a churches Priced at $52,000 'THE FISH' non-financial volved With the Pinckney'S BRIGHTON, builders (2) 1980 Ing ranch on 10 acres set high fully wooded setting Many With $12,000 down Land con- emergency assistance 24 Walk for Mankind A speCial Walled Lake News models, below cost Low in- on a hilI. SpacIous 4600 sq. ft custom features, four tract With Interest at only 10% • No vi News hours a day for those In need fhanks to Duke for letting us terest and payments Easy ac- 'lnlshed 4 bedrooms, 3'12 bedrooms, den 111 x 97, to buyer With excellent credit 313-669-2121 In the Northville-Nov. area use the Paint Center for our 313-348-3024 cess to expressway. (313)227- baths, 2 fireplaces, walkout carpeting throughout, rating. Seen by appointment main headquarters, the man call (313)349-4350 All calis 7500 basement Asklnq $175,000 fireplace In family room, main only, (517)223-9837. confldenllal who donated the donuts and floor utility room, gas heat Northville Record BRIGHTON, THIS SUMMER Land contract terms available GREGORY area. Unique 3 TOUR China, sixteen days. E. M. P , MarCIa D,tmeyer and RR 810 McKay Real Estate, COTIAGE WON'T last long at Landmark Real Estate, bedroom ranch on 3 12 wooded 313-348-3022 the band Thruster. Our big- (313)229-4500, (313)4n-8621. ' Departure OCtober 8 Tokyo 2 $41,900 Three bedrooms for Brighton, MI (313)229-2945 acres, 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, days, Peking and the Great gest thanks go to each and ample sleeping area, qUiet, BRIGHTON, BY OWNER BRIGHTON, Incredible screened deck, 2 car garage, Wall, Manktng, Soochow, every walker who made our South Lyon Herald good beach, fishing and sa. 1- Assumable mortgage Charm- bargain reduced over $10,000 full walkout basement, main Shanghai, Hangzhow, Hong walk a great success. Jeff 313-437-4133 mg. Neat and comfortable With Ing four bedroom, multi level by owner Four 4 bedroom floor laundry, woodburnlllg Kong call or wnte, Rev Mar- Langtry, Mary Craft, Linda M. fireplace LR 116 McKay Real on sloping wooded property Dutch Colomal, family room furnace. Many extras $94,COO lin G Seitz, 10250 Bath Road, Fuller, Toots Vargo, Gregg Keller. Estate (313)229-4500 In-ground pool, central air With natural fireplace, formal (313)498-2099 after 5 p m. Milford Times Byron, MI. 48418. (313)266-4462 $112,000 Weekdays (313)229- dining room, first floor laun- week days or a:1y time week or (313)266-4652. 313-685-8705 014 In Memoriam LOVEL Y COUNTRY CON- 2100 and (313)764-3140, nights dry, large decks, pool, Ander- ends TAROT card readings Even- DO In Lyon Twp Attractive and weekends (313)231-1064 son Windows and many other HIGHLAND. By owner. Three. IN lOVing memory of our dear POLICY $T A lE ....ENT AU ad",el1 sing Ings by apPOintment Whit- 2 bedroom untt Includes Open house Saturday and extras Beautiful 1'12 acre land- bedroom, 1V2 bath, garage,. published ,n !::>liger Home more Lake (313)449-4119 daughter, Irlene Holmes who Sunday scaped lot In excellent loca- Newspapers IS Subject to the COnal central air & economical lireplaces, basement, three passed away June 1,1979 and tion 113,,% Interest available. tIO'1$ state-d In the apphcab10 rale WANTED. Lead vocalist for heat pump. SIMPLE FOWLERVILLE, by owner, 3 lots, fenced. Lake VIew. our dear son Perry J. Kenner RATES e.1rd copoes of ~hlCh are ayall,able near working band. Must be a ASSUMPTIONI $41,500. bedroom ranch, 1 acre, 3 miles $73 900 (313)227-6815 $55,000 (313)685-3844. from n-" aavertlstnQ department who left us on Aprol 6, 1945. 51 a~r HO'T'P Ne-"""."papMS 104 W ~~~~~n J..'m,(~7)~1959. Century 21 Cornerstone, north of town Trees, no base- 10Words Loved and remembered Ma n North ....tlle M eh gan 48161 (313- Inc 437-4111/348-6500 ment. 30's, 11% land contract ~ ~ ~lroo> SI ~er Horn!' Newspapers always. Dad and Mother. $6,000 down Buyers only reseryes the nghl not to accept an for $4.00 011 Bingo (517)521-3986after 4 pm advert St:f 50 order ~l ger Home 015 Lost BRIGHTON Open house Sun- Nell'orspaper$ aCHaker!! ha ....e no 22' Per Word Over 10 authonty to bind thIs newspaper and BINGO. Holly Athlet.c day, May 31. 1 pm. to 5 pm FOWLERVILLE, 3 bedroom, ONE part black Lab and lrosh Subtract 35' for e>nly pubhcatlon of an advertIsement Boosters Thursdays nights at Pralroe View Hills SubdiVISion older In town Corner lot, gas ~~mM""" sh,aJ/ f;onsl rufe ',flal accept,Jf'lea of Setter, white neck, named ,:,., .....:;: repeat 7 00 pm. Sprongfleld Oaks 4-H 6289 Sundance Four bedroom heat, basement $42,000 on t~ad ..ertlsor sorder casey. One part Husky and land contract With $10,000 insertion of same ad Fair Grounds, AndersonvIlle brock quad-level, 2'12 baths, liv- ~ A' ~ Eneqn German Shepherd, black and do Nn (517)546-6727, after Equ*1 Hou~ng ()pportynlty ltal .. Road, DaVisburg. Ing room, country kitchen, V AES~~ Efficient _I white, named Shannon. Lake 21 x 15 family room With 5 pm w. are p1~ to tM '-tter and of the Pines. (313)227-3308 ~ Homes From I(lIrft of U S ~6CY fot tM IC~ fireplace, first floor laundry, FREE summer storage at /- 1 ~ 012 Car Pools Classified "*,,1 of equal "'ou-'nc ~ty $100 Reward. Lost female 2'12car garage on wooded and '''''?1~~!'1I1 Yester)car. tf'ItoughOut the NlUOl'l We.~ Jerry's Cleaners In Bnghton Golden Retrelver by NorthVille and IMlPQOf"l an aHtrmatNe ~1Ung roiling 1 acre lot. Asking Mall annex A speCial on for- I"";"'l~ ~lr~~J~~" For Toda). and rnat1tetlng program In wNeh thet'e call L.E T S (517)546-6600 bet- Post Office on May 19. No $109,900 Tom Adler Really mals, only $4 .,.. no ~ to ~nInQ hou.mg ween 6 30 am and 6 30 pm for ~~!iii I~ Forever into Display bteau .. Or race toIof '-''01On or n.- tags Light color, has black DOnalongln a rode anywhere ,n LIVIngston spots on tongue (313)349- - Ii- Tomorrow EQuet Houa&ng Opportuntty ~ Equal Houalng Opportunity County 1358 Contract Rates Te.bJenI-lnu,tranon po Box 156 • South Lyon Moch 48178 - 313.994.5511 Available 01 Pub4.~ .. Notloa REWARD $50 Information OPEN HOUSE Pvbtlaher .. Notioa leading to locallon of B,tav,s AU rM1 •• tal. a _...... --:._...... J < Wednesday, May 27, 1981-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLE'D LAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TlMES-5-C 021 Houses • 021 Houses 021 Houses 021 Houses 021 Houses 021 Houses Houses 021 Houses 022 Condominiums 021 BRIGHTON. Two bedroom HOWELL SHOWPIECE Land NORTHVILLE, colomal, 2'1, PINCKNEY, lakefront on chain SOUTH - Lion;- by owner:3 contract available on thiS NOVI bedroom ranch, country kit· townhouse on Woodruff Lake, SOUTH LYON - LAND baths, trees, qUiet cul·de·sac, Whispering Meadows of 9 lakes. 3 bedrooms, gas ranch In Oakwoods Country ALL SPORTS WOODLAND chen, rec room With bar, 1'h baths, adults over 50 only. CONTRACT TERMSI finished basement, fireplace heat, 1 V, car garage 30 2V~ Club area Excellent landscap- SUb on Mill Rd Crt E roo· LAKE FRONT ,n Brighton car garage, patio Very clean $41,500 (313}229-2879. Large older home In the CI· In family room, $89,900 mediate Occupancy 1,700 mlOutes to Ann Arbor Land Ing, furniture negollable, Twp Super Income pro- $57,900 Open Saturday and BRIGHTON Hamilton Farms. ty with approx 1500 sq ft (313)349-9323 sq ColonIal With 3 contract terms $39,900 Belke carpeting throughout, family fl pertyl Includes ranch Sunday, 10 am to 5 pm 1033 Three bedrooms, one full, two 3 bedrooms, family room & bedrooms, 1'11 baths, 10· Real Estate (313)231·3811 room 15 x 24 for only $59,500 home, cottage & 24 x 34 ce- Vassar (313)437·3037 hall baths, gas fireplace, poel. 2 car atlached Qaraae. LAKEFRONT - LAND cludlOg bay Window, stalO. SOUTH Lyon,3bedroom, 1 V, ment detached garage on RR 836 McKay Real Estate VlHtTELakeTownsh1P.3 $75,500. By owner. (313)227- Walk to shopping, CONTRACT TERMSI Must ed woodwork, fireplace bath, coloOlal 4 years old, 2 almost an acre LAND (517)54J>-5610, (313)229-4500 YOUR OWN TENNIS bedroom starter home, 1867 schools, church Owner see thIS beauhful new and brick foyer floor car attached garage With CONTRACT TERMSI HOWELL, THE ONE YOU'VE COURT and sWimming maintenance free ranch, NOc-;R:O:;TO:-H::-V:;;IL""L-;;E;-;Co;;-:-:Il--:;d~o=mT:ln:Tlu=m=-. Anxlousl BRING ALL OF· duplex on small, pnvate BUilders model. $85,950 opener Country kitchen, $79,500 Century 21 Cor· BEEN WAITING TO BUY. New pool Get IOto summer and wooded lot, large deck, fenc· Three bedroom, bath, e::RS! $43,900 lake Includes all ap- Call 855-161C after 1 PM dishwasher, fireplace, finish· nerstone, Inc 437- 2'h eavestroughs, new flrplace Into shape In thiS unique 4 ed yard, lake prIVIleges, fireplace, central aIr, tIled pliances, gas heat, un· ROBERT S. BINDER ed basement, gas heat, deck 4111/348·6500 screen and glass doors, new bedroom ranch on 10 Huron Valley SChools. Blend basement In Highland Lakes SOUTH LYON - SUPER flOlshed walk-out base· and many extras Assume 8 3/, cupboards, new carpeting, acres Attractive low 10· BUILDING CO available $42,000 Dun Enn by owner. $69,900, $3,500 to ASSUMPTION RATEI ment. MIOImUm rent $400 mortgage poSSible City water new range With microwave terest blended rate PINCKNEY, FOR -THE STOCKBRIDGE, handyman Really (313)887·2983 or assume 11'h% VA mortgage. Country atmosphere & city each UOit Immediate Oc- and sewers. $69,900. (313)437· Newly decorated, finished available Hartland DISCRIMINATING BUYER speCial, 2 bedroom home In (313)887·5636 (3131348-0189 conveniences go with this cupao< ..y $105,000 Cen- 8442 basement, In recreation Schools $115,000 Call LOOKING FOR INVESTMENT OIce area Gas heat. $10,000 IIke·new 3 bedroom col- tury 21 Cornerstone, Inc SOUTH Lyon 60641 Lillian center area Terms available Sandy Damm 229-9200, POTENTIAL Eleven acres Belke Real Estate (313)231- onial. Family room with 437·4111/348-6500 You won't want to leave the and only $69,900 CR 446 eves, 229·4525 With contemporary home set 3811 fireplace, 2 car garage & 'heart' of thiS home- the Great MCKay Real Estate (517/546- deep wlthon the woods Buy It. STEAL THIS HOUSE In the large wood deck off dining SOUTH LYON - Brighton PINCKNEY By owner Well Room With donlng area, kIt· 5610,(313)229-4500 split It, and shillive In provacy Village of Fowler"lIe Pnce area $69,500. Schools Beauloful rural maintained 2 bedroom ranch, chen, and family room With Wrap around decks a'ld a self- Just reduced on thiS Early HOWELL, THIS ONE HAS IT acre settlOg With thiS 1,800 flleplace, gas heat, well on- bnck fireplace combonedl 1400 efhclent heating system Amencan home thls's been ASK FOR KEN OR JOYCE ALL" Three bedroom ranch, sq fl ranch Immaculatel sulatcd 2V, car garage on 2 sq ft for only $59,500 call RR 806 Asking $132,000 Make fully redecorated, leaVing the CLOER, Century 21 Cor· aluminum Sided, full finished Won't last long at $70,000 lots Rush Lake prlv,leges Karen Madsen at (800)482· offer" McKay Real Estate, carved Oak woodwork, solrd nerstone, Inc. 437- basement, 2V~car garage With Call Janet Berk-Johnson $49,000 (313)878-6942 1084 Spear and I'ssoclates, (517)546-5610,(313)229-4500 Oak doors and open carved • t11/348-6500 stove, low taxes, sets on one 229-9200, eves, 449·2364 Inc Gampel Construction Co. beautiful acre only one mile PINCKNEY, beauty of a ranch, Oak staIrcase 3 bedrooms. 2 DREAM SETTINGI Cahfor- HOWELL Beaullful country from Howell RR 785 $69.900 like new, 20 monutes to baths and 2 car garage take prOUdly presents nla style walkout ranch on SUMMER PARADISE ranch With walkout, 5 acres, McKay Real Estate (517)546- Howell, Bnghton, or Ann Ar· SUPER STARTER HOME cale of the necesSJ!les A J JJ4.druom R.nth or T" l..ttf" Ifomt'S 3 4 wooded acres Fish & SWim 10 your own wooded With stream, many ex- 5610,(313\229-4500 bor 1 acre, bnck, 3 bedrooms, - $35,000' ApproXimately large country kitchen, formal overlooking bubbling provate pond on 3 4 acres dining room, parlor, large $49,900 - $54,900 ,ndud,n. 10' tras. SS9,900. 834% assump- HOWELL STARTER HOME 2'12 baths, dining room, family 1,000 sq. ft home 10 Lyon stream. 20 miles to Ann Ar· Ouality butld quad level front room and other extras I ('..IIUft ..... tion available. Owner. (517)546- 1200square foot ranch on one room With hreplace, patIO. Twp Needs some bor. $139,900 Call Dave With 6 bedrooms. 2'12 nV(,"~rl 6571. fI",shed basement WIth wet T L C BRING ALL OF- make thiS home one you can't • ( ..L "" ~~ &. 1 • f, fJ. Iml.lu kX'l P....k.~ge acre With pond, fUll basement, baths, family room WIth • f ~ <: I f' h (..I'" nct\ Dean 229-9200, eves., 229- bar and carpeting, concrete FERSI V A APPROVED' match at $51,900 With easy • f l,oUA.fl..l~ ru'n St4 "; Tnm. (~vllet\ HOWELL CONVENIENT partially remodeled, lots of 9263 stone fireplace. rec. room land contract terms, VA or • (.1 fu 'LIe&. \\J.CT}k.lCf • Corxrnc $ldN.a! .. &:. (,raH'1 [Tnt: drove WIth turn aro'Jnd Area of Century 21 Cornerstone. • \\ .. " r LOCATION. One of Howell's room for the kids and pets, arr d more LAND CON· \.1>"t'T H:..l.Jr'" • -\.'ld "lAh \1orc' new hom~s, $97,500. Owner Inc. 437-4111/348-6500 assumption eaSily pOSSible mcest areas, attractive bnck pnCe reduced to $43,500 TRACT TERMS & HOME SECLUSION' - Tucked Will take land contract For Call (517)223-3962 (orne .~ee Our LOl'ely Model ranch With extra bonus of a RR 798 McKay Real Estate. WARRANTY' $105,000 behind trees and more onformatlon or to see SpaCIOUSwood deck With a Ask for Tom Keough (517)546- Century 21 Cornerstone, overlooklOg the coun- Call Joe at Waggnor Real great view. Mom Will love the 5610 rnc 437-4111/348-6500 trYSide. 2,500 sq ft. Dutch Estate (313)426-8387, days _ecoratlng, Dad Will enJoy the HARTLAND 4 bedroom, 2'12 ColoOial - 4 bedrooms (313)426-2710,evenonqs ~xtra work space In garage, baths, first floor laundry, plus den. Excellent x-way Priced to sell at $77,900. deck, walk out basement on 34 access $126,900 Call San- RR 839 McKay Real Estate acre. (313)632·5888. dy Damm 229-9200, eves., (313)229-4500,(517)54J>-5610 HOWELL - Fowlerville 11% 229·4525 HOWELL START HOME $57,000. 1'12 acre, full base- Brighton Office: OWNERSHIP. Cozy two ment, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, bedroom room In Immaculate laundry room, dining area, Ilv· 229-9200 condition, economical natural Ing room. 1,450 square feet. 600 E. Grand River BRIGHTON---- gas heat, low country taxes, Good carpet. Excellent loca· as low as $2100 down to tlon. $25,000 down, payments LIVONIA, brick ranch, 3 W OF NORTHVILLE 549,900 Dandy older home - Nicely remodeled, New qualified buyer. Ask for Tom $363.72per month. Good fami- bedrooms, 2 car attached Eagle Heights Keough at McKay Real Estate ly home. Even,ngs (517)546- garage With opener, family Roof,3 Large Bedrooms, DlnlOg Room, Gas Heat, 1-96 to Pleasant Valley Road, ~u Garage Just Reduced 510,000 Get Luckyl Call To- Come tOUt ...£.oUE,fy eMod.e.f RR 835 $41,900 (517)546-5610. 4512. room With fireplace, approx- North one mile Imately 1,450 square feet. day !-lOWELL RIDE YOUR GOLF HOWELL. By owner 4 14040WoodSide, 1 block north CONDO NOVI SS6.900. Open Wednesday-Friday 1·5 P.M. .;ART ACROSS THE STREET HOMES PRICED FROM $108,500 bedroom quad·level on 11 of Schoolcraft, 1 block east of Fussy Buyers speCial. 2 Bedrm , Brk. 1'12 Baths, to one of the area's finest golf COUNTRY SIZE LOTS WITH NATURAL GAS Or by Appoi ntment acres. $91,900.(517)54J>-5846. Levan Open house Sunday 1 Bsmt., DIning Room, approx 1,000 sq ft. • courses or take your sailboat 8367 F,eldcresllusl S. of Broghloo 2 mIles S. of HAMBURG, Cape Cod In to 6 pm or call for apPolOt- carpeted. Central air out on the lake, you have the Ihe Lee Rd. ex,l off U.S.-23 on Ihe Easl s.de. Winans Lake area. 2 ment. $84,900. Land contract NORTHVILLE S69.000 HARTLAND'---- best of both world's in this five bedrooms,l '12 baths, garage, terms or other types of flnanc- Charm 109 4 Bedroom 10 chOice location, Bsmt , (313) 227-3868 bedroom colomal With 100 feet large double lot Close to 109 available. (313)591·3251. 1'12 baths, 2 car garage, huge lot, large rooms, Rolling Hills lake frontage. Two fireplaces, Lakelands Golf and Country good family home. L C. Terms available. to US-23 North e~lt M-59 West four baths, den, family room LAKELAND, waterfront to 1-96 Club. $56,500. Belke Real Huron River chaIn 3 NOVI-NORTHVILLE gl5.000 to Old 23, South one mile 10 Bergin MOdd overlooking the lake, redwood Estate (313)231-3811. Connemara Hills, specaal 4 Bedrm , Brk ,Colonial, deck, expansive landscaping, bedrooms, 2 '12 baths, family West one mile HAMBURG, neat and clean 2V, baths. 30' Family Room, Bsmt , large 101, 3 car marble floored foyer, a MUST room WIth walk to pallo, HOMES PRICED FROM $95,700 home With view of iake. 3 fireplace, gas heat, garage, garage Priced to sell I SEE, pnced to sell at $165,000 NOVI·NORTHVILLE 598,500 COUNTRY SIZE LOTS WITH NATURAL GAS Terms available, LR 118 bedrooms, fireplace, 2 'h car many extras Excellent value Sprawling SpaOlsh 3 bedroom brock ranch, attach· McKay Real Estate, (517)546- garage, beamed ceilings, pav- at $125,000. Belke Real Estate, ed 2 car garage on almost 2 acres 10 presliglous ~610,(313)229-4500. ed dnve. Super value at (313)231-3811. WE CO-OP WITH ALL BROKERS • $54,900 Belke Real Estate, area 2,100 sq ft newly decorated, massive stone HOWELL, SUDDENLY LAST MARION Township Attractive (313)231-381:.=::-:1...,..,..._-,-_-:-:_ fireplace, bring your offer YOUR L C Terms SUMMER you got tired of three bedroom ranch on 1 UOl- .'.~. HARTLAND. House for sale by que acre, lust a mile from Q weekend outings that turned l(ltO traffiC jam drags Get owner. 3 bedroom ranch, Howell Natural gas, paved finished basement With away from It all In thiS road, alumlOum sId 109 By 9~00 HI._I... RI" (M·59) • HnUnt Mle.IUIA 48029 lakefront retreat that has many fireplace and bar. $45,500. call owner $54,600 (517)546-1707 (313)887-8284. extras including pecan panell- NORTHVILLE. 724 North HI G H L7"A-'='N:-:D::--.--:S::"7:M-=-=-P-=-L-=E1 349-8700 ing in living room, ceramic tile Center Street Open Saturday bath Zoned healing, ap- ASSUMPTION AT 834% or • Sunday 1 p.m. to 5 p m. 3 pliances stay, pantry, all for land contract. Large ranch bedrooms, 2 baths, family only $79,500. Negotiable $68,800.(313)887-665,:::7:..:.._--;-:-,.-,;room With second kitchen terms LR 116 McKay Real IMMEDIATE cash 'or your land (mini apartment). Reduced to Estate (517)546-5610, (313)229- contract equity. Broker. $86,000 Owner anXIOUS, must ••4500 (313)663-4880, (313)603-5606. see inSIde (313)642-6584. HARTLAND COUNTRY CLUB SUBDIVISION " ~..w///.../ ~#.+ .. Beautifully decorated Tudor ex \...:';.UlllIIIlt:~w: teroor Cape Cod bUilt In 1979 4 WELL-BEACON ..> h1"<4.£ ..." 41 ~J t·_ ....r ~to SHORES LAKE SHANNON Bedroom. counlry kitchen, formal YOUR FRIE OS wiLL ·BE·IMPRESSED when they ThIS sharp amI clean 4 bedroom, 3 BEDROOM RANCH With bnck and dining room, family room Wlthl dnve up to your stately white pillared home With quad-level. family room With corner maintenance free exterior. Includes fireplace and wood plank floor Gas black shuttered tnm located 10 a lovely fireplace. 16'x16' deck, 24'x24 slove. and gas barbeque Lak heat, air conditioning, 2 car garagel neighborhood In Oakland County. Four bedrooms, garage, asp hall drove Landscaped Chemung access. 2 car garage With asphalt drive Adjacent to state den, family room with stone fireplace, utility room 122'x235' lot Asking $82.500 Askmg $49,900 and Lol15Ox320 Price $96.90000 for the largest of families, walkout to deck from dining, 2'12 car garage. RR 817 $82,900.00 VILLAGE OF MILFORD: Super starter I (313) 476-2284 home With full basement. garage. [~ •• ,ri, I .. '1).,,' '" ----. ,f .- (313) 4n-8621 Nicely landscaped. TERMS $49,900. ,",o. "" ~ !£~ ~~ ....~'" I \fJa HARTLAND: Lake provlleges, 1800 sq. ft , 2 car garage, 4 bedrooms, 1'12 baths, ..... _ ~ -..t.. ~ _ -: ~ _ carpet throughout, LAND CONTRACT TERMS. $75,000. BRI HTON-WO BRIGHTON BRIGHTON-PRAIRIE VIEW HILLS BEACH 4 Bedroom CoioOlal On 5 acres 4 Bedroom brick quad level, 2% BEST OF THE OLD AND NEW' Older home on White Lake With brand new kit- 3 BEDROOM CAPE COD on Wllh 2 stocked ponds. flowmg baths, IIvmg room. country kitchen chen and other updates. Come see a unique home With great LAND CON- Woodland Lake, 2 baths. natural stream. bnck and alummum ex- 21' x 15' farT'lly room With fireplace, TRACT TERMS $109,000. gas, 1'/, car garage Pnvate en· tenor. family room With for~place 1st floor laundry, 2'h car garage on Iranceto second floor-pOSSIble ren and sildmg glass door to paltO. all RIZZO REALTY, INC. MILFORD: Splash on the beach or dip your fish 109 pole from your back yard of lal Includes Ilvmg room, kitchen wooded and roilIng 1 acre lot Ask· apphances Included Brighton 109 $109,900 thiS 4 BR family home minutes from 1-96. TERMS $85,000. bedroom and full bath S69900 Schools Askmg $98.900 INVESTORS: 2 family income. 1600 sq fl., 2 plus car garage. 1 mile to 1-96 Zon- TOM PICTURE NEXT WEEK /k~m~u" 109 IS commercial. EXCELLENT L.C TERMS. $68,900 WEST HARTLAND OFh~7 ... WOODS SUBDIVISION MILFORD. 2400 sq. ft. of country liVing waiting for that new owner to harvest the ADLER 4 Bedroom 2'1, bath Colonial bUilt Raspberry crop With over 2 acres of provacy. OWNERS TRANSFERRED MUST In 1980 Bnck & aluminum extenor. SELL' $96,900 TERMS I walkout basement, formal dmlOg Novi Plaza NorthVille room. family room WIth fireplace 2 • LAKE SHERWOOD WATERFRONT' Walkout Ranch perfect for IO-Iaw apartment Ten Mile-Meadowbrook 505 N. Center Car garage With corcular dnve 348-2323 349-1515 •. with 2nd kitchen 10 flOished lower level. LAND CONTRACT TERMS REDUCED Beautifully landscaped Lot TO $134,000 120x270 Assumable mortgage ot (313) 632-6222 $57.000 Priced to sell. $89.500 VACANT LAND Pick out that 2, 5, or 10 acre bUild 109 site now. LAKEFRONT PROPERTY ALSO AVAILABLE LIVingston and Oakland Counhes. HARTLAND AREA: BUild your dream home on thiS sceniC, qUiet 3 68 acre site • ,~~;~SOUNDSLlKEA·U;.WFIRM ..... ORMAYBEAS~OCK8ROKER .. : .... ; . '.' '. close to everythlOg. $16,900 We have heard that before, so p'lease allow us to introduce ourselv~s: WEIR: MANUEL. SNYDER & RANKE REALTORS. We're new to the area, but norto the busmss (over 30 years as leading Realtors in' Qakland County) and very excited about bei!1g in the Northville/Plymouth . area'. Stop in!. . ' . 1 • ~ • .. NorthVille's Edenbury Hills! OutstandlOg and GRAND OPENIN beautiful 3 bedroom ranch framed by countless f10wenng trees and shrubs. Pnvate pallO plus "THE DREAM THAT CAME TRUE. screened and glassed terrace. Extra large rooms. $160,000 /I~lJABU Cantons WlOdsor Park. Definitely pnced below market. Spacious 4 bedroom coloOial With many J , custom touches. Family room with fireplace and HOMES ARE , large covered patio With gas BBO. Immediate Oc- HERE AGAIN! cupancy, Super varue at $71 ,900, CITY OF NORTHVILLE close In to townl Delightful LOW, LOW down payment Will assume a favorable newer Cape Cod with 4 bedrooms and 11fz baths. IOterest rate on thiS spacIous large family home. Full basement, 2 car garage, large lot all in move in Four bedrooms, two fUll baths, family room and condition. Pnce reduced for immediate sale, a real 2nd FLOOR" " • YOUR CHOICE rec room (pool table Includedl. value at $60,000. $84,900 459-2430 CITY OF NORTHVILLE SUPER LOT. Treed double lot! Three bedroom bnck ranch within walking Do It NOW or LATER distance to town. Furnace and water heater new in 80. Huge workshop in lower level with outside en- PER HOUSE FOR THE trance. Two fireplaces and Florida room. A lot for MONTH OF MAY & JUNE" your money at $79,900. NORTHVILLE TOWNSHIP TWO ACRES' Price reduced on beautifUlly treed country estate that FOWLER HEIGHTS!N HOWELL borders MaybUry State Park on two sides. ~- Horsebarn 56 x 22 has electric & water. YOU CAN 5 MODELS -r;i KEEP YOUR HORSES HERE. $95,900. OPEN I , CITY OF NOVI COUNTRY SETTING. Indoor foun· 7 Days. 1210 tain sets off dramatic foyer. Winner of 1978 Na- 7PM Daily tional TiI& Awardl 3500 sq. ft. In this contemporary L Spanish styled home. Sunken great room, ~ cathedral ceiling, stone fireplace, free standing Walk to school and sWim club from thiS four . Of r I( f 313-632·6222 MOllll 517·546-9419 Ideal location, condition and pnce on thiS three staircase, and many many special features. bedroom, two bath split level home With central f or Info or ApPolflllllf'n1 (,\,11 Tpc!dV bedroom townhouse condomlOlum 10 Novi. Pool $240,000. air, 2 decks and a family room With fireplace. IM- and tennis courts nearby and fabulous shopplOg MEDIATE OCCUPANCY around the corner. OPEN SUNDAY 1 to 5 CITY OF SOUTH LYON. 1110 $72,500 459-2430 $53,!loo 459·2430 Vassar N. of 9 Mi and W. of Pontiac Trail. MRS. CLEAN LIVES HEREI Brick and Aluminum 3 bed. ranch 10 excellent condition. Full basement 0 HIGHLANOfi RO 1M 59) HARTLANO MICH 48029 partly panelled lor rec. area. Inviting lamlly room where you'll love to relax next to cozy fireplace. Kitchen's a pleasure to work In. A garage for 2 ~ We co·op With all brokers (5) Direction$:1·96 to Pinckney Rd., cars plus all the bikes tools and toys you own. • Howell Exit, North to livingston $17,000 will assume 113A% mortgage. 15% down iir \If Ill~h"ll MolI,'1 flv ~II'" ':!=u,""U" G,IIII'f1"~ ~t.h East to Fowler Street, turnl for a 12'12% on a blend rate renegotiable mor- 350() F (i',ln 070 Buildings & Halls 023 Mobile Homes 023 Mobile Homes 023 Mobile Homes 026 Vacant Property 029 Income PropertIes 062 Apartments 062 Apartments 064 Rooms BELLEVILLE Allordable REDUCED $500, 1981 Sylvan, BRIGHTON. Two bedroom MILFORD. Luxury one BRIGHTON Furnished sleep- HARTLAND. Downtow,n home, 14 x 70 Klrky.ood 14 x 56. 2 bedroom, fully fur- duplex Excellent mvestment LAKE POINTE bedroom apartment, all ap- ing room and efficiency apart- Hartland Complex. 4000 sq. fl Fmanclng available Can stay SUBURBAN nished. carpeted, bay wm· All appliances, basement, pliances including air. $225 ment, 2 miles east of city. building with 1700 sq. It on lot (313)699-2700 Debbie dow Many other extras NoVi garage, both sides rented APARTMENTS (313)729-8834 (313)229-6723 showroom, 1400 sq. ft second MOBILE HOMES only $11.495 ThiS mcludes a Assumable at 8¥.% or land floor storage. (313)632-5665. BRIGHTON,-Sylvan Glen 1975 INVlST III YOUR DRUM HOIIl BRIGHTON AREA MILFORD, 1 bedrcom, new LEXINGTON Motel. Rooms by Skyline Deluxe, two bedroom, free set of steps and set-up In , .. hi J At HI (CluNJHV !)TYU contract at 10%. BUilt In 1977. carpeting, appliances, washer day or week 1040 Old U5-23, LAKE CHEMUNG. Storage Novl. 1978, 24x64. 3 central air, washer, dryer, ap- our park. West Highland 579.500 (313)459-9897 and dryer on the premises. Bnghton. garage for rent, Grand River bedrooms, 2 baths. I!t)f'liNj .. t"g Modern one and two pliances, many extras Call Mobile Homes. 2760 S storage, $265 per month plus NORTHVILLE By the week or 20 ft. x 30 ft., concrete floor: garden tub. wood burning • AND CONTRACT TfllM~ bedroom apartments Tony, (313)227~239 or (313)229- Hickory Ridge, Milford security. (313)685-8852 by the month FurnlshlY.!, air $65 per month. (517)546-1251. fireplace, snack bar, din- Pm..,c1 hom '16 500 With carpeting, air condi- 2965 (313)655-1959 condilloned Wagon Wheel Ing room, front entrance OIJtClLOIS '1I1l'II'lUsn .. It.~ l tioning, all appliances, MILFORD. One and two U-STORE In your own enclos=t) BRIGHTON, 1974 Liberty. 3 SOUTH Lyon 1972 RIViera, 10thl n I .1" s.t,.11 .. '.'111 AoIt . Lounge, NorthVille Hotel, 212 ed heated area, keep the key porch Very clean. owner [fOR RENT gas heat and pool. AdJa- bedroom apartments and bedroom. 24x44. 2 sheds. 14x60, can stay on lot. doublo TOMAOllR RUl TYco cent to Brighton Mall and townhouses. All electriC kit- S MaIO M-59. Hartland. (313)632~734. relocated, pnced to move. hang Windows and storms. washer. dryer, dishwasher Call 313/632·6222 expressway. chen, carpet, shades, drapes, NORTHVILLE. room for rent. and appliances $18,000. custom shed with electric, 071 Office Space Novi 1975 Skyline. 14x65, 2 air-conditioning. private en- Call after 6 pm, (313)348-0149. (313)22S-6289 many extras $12.300 (313)437- FROM $210 trance (313)685-8408. NORTHVILLE Lovely sleep- bedrooms, alr- 6036 061 Houses BRIGHTON office bUilding BRIGHTON 12x5OAtlantic, va- condillonlng. penmeter lot Call Manager MILFORD, 1 and 2 bedroom, ing room. 401 Yerkes (313)349- from 110 square feet to 2,500 WANTED Used Mobile (313)229-8277 cant, one bedroom. 8x12 backs up to woods Im- BRIGHTON. 4 bedroom, appliances, C'arpeted. heat in- 9495. square feet. Ideally SUited for Homes. paying cash. Max storage shed Can stay on lot mediate occupancy, fireplace, major appliances, cluded, no pets (313)665-0790. doctor, dentist or other pro- $4,500 or best offer (313)229- Mobile Home Sales. (517)521- NORTHVILLE. Furnished owner Will sacnflce. garage, in city. No pets. $525 BRIGHTON. Beautiful place to NORTHVILLE, PINE KNOLL fessional person. Ample park. 9849 4675 or (517)625-3522 sleepmg room 10 new home. per month. (313)227-1632. live, 1 bedroom apartment townhouse, 2 bedroom, 1 Ing and reasonably priced WEBBERVILLE. 14x70 Baron Non-smoker preferred. 1967 Brigadier, 10x5O, no lIt1e. BRIGHTON, 2 miles from Fur· 5225. Two bedroom apartment, bath, 2 half baths, game room, (313)227·5340. (313) 348-1913 Deluxe With Window and porch (313)349-4098 Best offer Must move nlshed cottage, utilities in- 5260. After 5 00 pm (313)227· central air. pallo deck. GE ap- BRIGHTON. Office space 350 aWnings. .vater softener, 2 (517)548-3597or (517)548-3689 cluded. No pets. (313)229-6723. 6374. pliances, $450 per month 065 Condominiums, to 2650 sq. ft. Millcreek Office Long Term FinanCing bedrooms, dining area With FOWLERVILLE. 1972 Indy, (313)349-4180 Townhouses Minimum Down Payment bUilt-In chma cabinets. Asking BRIGHTON. 2 bedroom, from BRIGHTON. Newly decorated BUild 109 for 3 or 5 year leases. I) 14x70, 3 bedrooms Land con- May 13 to June 25 on Fonda and carpeted. 2 bedroom, ap- ONE, two bedroom apart· Available now. (313)229-6000 $12,000 Call (517)521-4656 or BRIGHTON. SpacIOus 2 tract $4,500 down, (517)548- HOWELL. Beautiful wooded Lake. No pots. (313)227·5084 pliances, balcony, water view. ments available. startmg at Robert Herbst (313)22S-2923 (517)223-8673 bedroom 1'h bath con- 3689 HOWELL 1972 Park Estate, two acre bUlldmg site on chan- $280 plus security. (313)363- $250 per month. Carpeted With Heinz Blossffeld. ' WIXOM DeSirable location. BRIGHTON. 3 bedroom con- dominium, With carpeting, ap- GREGORY. By owner. really 14x65 "2 bedrooms, central nel to Gale Lake. $20.000 or 5469 dishwasher, diSposal, stove BRIGHTON. Office space lor Clean and sharp. 12 x 65 temporary, close to mall and pliances, air, full basement nice, 12x5O. two bedroom air. shed Included Very best offer. (313)876-3888. and refrigerator. Community rent, various office sizes from Marlette With Expando, 2 expressway. Available June 1. BRIGHTON and private entrance. No pets. Marlette on ¥. acre, 2';' car spacIous. Call after 6 00 pm, LAKE Chemung. 6 acres, house and sWlmmmg pool. 100 sq.ft. to GOO, prime Grand bedroom, 1'h bath. many ex· (313)227-3346. 1 or 2 bedrooms, from ONLY Children acceptable. Available garage, fenced yard, screen- (517)548-1590. Holly Hills Apartments. Call River location. Reasonable. tras mcludmg air, appliances 70 ft x388 ft, lake access, BRIGHTON on Woodland 5229. One FREE month. In- mld-June. Walkmg distance to ed porch, nice neighbors walk-out poSSible. $12,500 (517)546-9777, between (313)227-1735. HOWELL 1973 Marlette, and much more. Lake and Lake. 4 bedrooms. No pets, cludes heat, pool, carpeting, shoppmg, schools and ch~r- Must sell $4.000 down. land (517)548-1213 cable balcony, senior 9 00 am and 6 00 pm. 12 x 65, 2 bedrooms, ap- boating priVileges. priced adults preferred. Nice garden TV, ches. References. Secunty BRIGHTON. 1000 square feet contract (313)498-2056 CItizen rates. like NEW condi- PINCKNEY Modern, pliances Chateau Howell. right for qUick sale. $14,500 10 beautifully wooded acres in area. $400 per month, plus depoSIt. $100 week. (313)227- in newly remodeled free stan- carpeted, 2 bedroom, air, GREGORY Older mobile (517)548-3383. Call (313)352-9590, 9 a m to Mancelona- Kalkaska area, ex- $500 security deposit. tIon. 850 E Grand River. 3269. ding bulldmg near 1-96and US- home. 10x50, perfect for cellent hunting and campmg (313)229-7881. garage. $275. (313)81S-5090, 23. Call Olin Roble, SRJ In- HOWELL, 1969 Richardson. 6 p m weekdays. Ask for Available 1st of June. (313)476- NORTHVILLE, PINE KNOLL lishlng or huntmg campsite or location near many lakes. BRIGHTON. Two bedrooms, (313)534-1233 vestments. (51n546-7550. 12x60, 2 bedroom With expan- Shern. 0007 or (313)437-4205 after townhouse, 2 bedroom. 1 for construcllon trailer Well $6,500 With low down payment, carpeting, air, appliances, car- SOUTH Lyon. 2 bedroom, air do liVing room Stove, 5.00 pm. bath, 2 half baths, game room, BRIGHTON. Prime Grand') constructed. well msulated. 024 Farms, Acreage 9% interest. Call (616)533-S436 port, pets allowed. $330. conditioning, carpeting, ap- refrigerator. new furnace FOWLERVILLE. 1400 square central air, pallo deck, GE ap- River frontage, excellent for $1.000 (313)498-2056 10xl0 quality bUilt wood shed. DAY or EVENING to 9 pm or (313)227-2529, (313)229-8857. pliances. No lease. Heat In- HOWELL Three bedroom, 10 feet, nice ranch. $450 per pliances, $450 per month. any use. 2,000 square foot of- HIGHLAND Greens 1979 Barr- write Northern Land Co., Rt. 3, cluded. Mature adults prefer- May stay on large lot. $5,000. month. Rent reduced to $395 BRIGHTON. Large 2 bedroom (313)349-4180. fice, 1,000 square foot storage mgton, 24 x 60,3 bedrooms, 2 (517)548-1887 acres. walk-out, energy effi- Bellaire, MI49615. red, no pets. (313)348-2819. cient. stream, woods, barn. for ownership care. Doctor's apartment, freshly painted, NOVI. Country Place, Carnage Reasonable. (313)227-1277. baths, shmgle roof, shaded ONE acre lot $13,900. Between SOUTH Lyon. Extra large 2 HIGHLAND. 12x65 Holly Park. Land contract poSSibilities. home. P. O. Box 1107 clo Liv· view of Woodland Golf BRIGHTON choice location. lot, family section Fmanclng bedroom apartment, heat in- House, 2 bedrooms, garage, Highland Green Estates. Adult $77,500 (5tn548-9784. Bnghton and Howell. call ingston County Press, 323 E. Course. $290. Heat included. Grand River and Rickett area available (313)735-4406 or cluded, air conditioned, qUiet $450 montly. (313)348-9877. section. Seiling furnished (313)229-6155. Grand River, Howell, Michigan (313)227-9973. 144 sq. ft. to 1,200 sq. ft. GOOd (313)887-9718 PINCKNEY. 17 acres and barn setting on 2 acres. $350. No (313)887-;::.3-,-,99:,-,2"",_-,-_---:-_ PINCKNEY rec area 10 wood- 48843. BRIGHTON, large 2 bedroom 066 Mobile Homes for accountants, lawyers, pro- for sale (313)876-5109. pets. (313)227-2265. HIGHLAND Greens 1972 MOBILE home transportmg ed acres (high and dry) 7 miles HIGHLAND,4 bedroom ranch, deluxe lakefront apartment. feSSionals. 1, 2, 3, rooms BRIGHTON, 10 x 50, 1 Marlett 12x65 With expando. Complete tear down and set 025 ~ake Property Northwest of Pmckney on Dut- view and priVileges Duck $310 monthly, Ideal for middle SOUTH Lyon. 'Furnished 1 avaIlable with reception area bedroom, furnished, faces LIVing room 14x18 Step-up up Max Mobile Home Sales cher Road. $16,500. (313)231- Lake. $400 per month. (313)887- aged couple. (313)22S-5900. bedroom lakefront upper Ask for Saundra Brown dining area With front kitchen Woodland Lake. private (517)521-4675or (517)625-3522 BIG Portage Lake, year round 3306. (313)231-3360. 7931. BRIGHTON. furnished, one apartment. Private entrance, (313)229-9200. Evenings Gold stove and refrigerator, cozy home on canel between $250 plus security. You pay beach, $195 per month plus MILFORD, Childs Lake PORTAGE LAKE area. 3.5 HARTLAND schools, or option bedroom upstairs apartment, (313)227-7589. washer, dryer, air conditioner. Big Portage Lake and Huron utllllles (313)437-0167. utilities and security deposit. Estates. 1969 Guerdon acres, mature white pine, gas, to buy, 5 bedroom home. private entrance. $250 plus Caldwell and Reinhart Com-.) 3 bedrooms. TV antena, skir- River. 100 ft to beautiful Adults over 35 preferred. modular home, 24x54. Three paved road. $18.900, terms. Home after 2 pm. 206 West electroclty and securoty TWELVE miles north of pany. ting, cement steps, $9,000. beach. 4 bedrooms, fireplace, (313)227~723. bedrooms, two baths, two (313)493-2879, (313)8~778. Peterson Drive. deposit. (313)229-6636 Howell, one bedroom, stove Terms (313)685-0461 fenced yard, gas heat, dock and refrigerator, you pay FOWLERVILLE, 1 bedroom, sheds, corner lot, children SOUTH of Howell, fantastic 10 HIGHLAND. New home for BRIGHTON. Furnished 1 HOWELL, Chateau Estate. on canel. EnJOy lake liVing. ulIlllles. No pets. $200 per mobile home, Cedar River secllon, (313)685-7326. acre parcel in area of rent, 2,200 sq. ft., With option bedroom apartment on 12x60 1973 Champion, 2 $69.900. To see call Joe at month. Securtiy deposit, Park. (517)223-8500. NOVI, 1980 BaYView, 14 x 70,3 prestigious homes, multiple to buy. (313)352-3~. beautiful lakefront. $175 mon- bedroom $8,500 or best offer. Waggnor Real Estate. (313)42&- references reqUIred Call after bedroom. 2 full baths, 1 With bUlldmg sites, land contract thly. (313)382-0571. (313)229- (517154&-2821 8387, days. (313)426-2710, HOWELL. 4 bedroom home, 5 pm. (5tn546-1973. 068 Rental to Share garden tub, large kitchen With evenings. terms. Excellent buy. (5tn546- large living space, basement, 4454. HOWELL, Chaleau 1973 WOODLAND Lake, one bay wmdows, earth tones. BRIG HTO·;-;Nc-,;-ls7"la-n-:dc;L-a7"ke-.--;3;-c-o-'-t-7232 days, (51n546-0816 even- porch. Large lot. BRIGHTON. Two bedroom HOWELL. Cramped 10 small Champion. 2 bedroom Great (51n546-7258. stove, refrigerator, garbage lOgs. apartments. $275 heat includ- bedroom, couples, adults, no apartment? Live in luxury. condillon Appliances and tages on peninsula. (313)382- HOWELL. 3 bedroom home in disposal, drapes, shed, out- WATERS, Mich. Wooded 10 ed. Kensmgton Road, East pets. Security depOSit re- Share 13 room executive HOWELL. Professional offil:e draperies stay BUilding. must 0571, (313)229-4454. country, no pets. $300 month Side lot Kids and pets ok acre parcel between Grayling Grand River. (313)229-8537, qUired $300 month After ranch Fireplace, wet bar, With receptionist, telephone First and last month 10 ad- sell Bring all offers. (51n548- MUST SELL Askmg $18,900 FOWLERVILLE, Hl town and Gaylord. Reasonable. (313)623-9160. 5 pm, (313)22S-9784. patio, 2 car gar garage. walk· answering, and daily cleaning vance. References. (51n548- 3046 (313)348-2324. 66x132 lot, landscaped, gas, (313)876-5054. WHITMORE Lake. East Shore 109 distance to town. Male provided. Presbgious address sewer, water, electriCity. 3168. FOWLERVILLE, 2 bedroom HOWELL '69 Star, 2 bedroom, NOVI, 1·...:9cc,77=-'-d.,-0-u.,-b.,-le-w-l--cde-.-=-3 Apartments, spacIous 2 preferred. (517)548-2347 or In First Federal Savings and $7.000. (5tn223-9523. HOWELL - Brighton, small but apartment. Adults preferred excellent condition. Washer, bedrooms, 2 baths, carpetmg 027 Industrlal- $255 monthly plus security. bedrooms, carpet, drapes, (5tn548-2373 Loan Building of Howell wlthfJ neat 3 bedroom home, lovely dryer, refrigerator. New stove, thru out except for kitchen. LAKELAND. Clean, good con- Commercial central air and appliances MILFORD. Male or female convenient parking. (51n54&- country settmg on 3 acres, Im- (51n223-9636. (517)223-9248. furnace and hot water tank. Built-in dish washer. Stove ditIOn, year round home on all Close to expressway. To see roommates wanted to share 3 7600. BRIGHTON Four small com- maculate condition. $400 per FOWLERVILLE: First month $4,200 Must be moved and refngerator, plus a sports lake. Heated mclosed call, (313)769-2800, Ann Arbor bedroom flat. Call landlord, HOWELL. Offices and 900 merCial lots. Good location. month, references reqUired, free for qualified applicants! (517)54&-4021. 12 x 20 ft. deck. $17.500. porch. spiral staircase leads TrustCo ,Realtor. ask for John, (313)685-9671. square feet storage area (313)227-7500. no pets. Available June 10. Big, clean 2 bedroom apart- (313)348-6716 to large bedroom. Approx- WHITMORE Lake. One available for rent. All or part, BRIGHTON. Very un,que com- (51 ment, all appliances and MILFORD. Three bedrooms. Imately 1 acre. $55,500 n546-2322. bedroom, unfurnished, $235 NOVI, Chateau Estates. 1978 blnallon of large commercial carpetmg. $245 per month. garage, yard. Prefer working located behind Speedy Prin- (313)231-2916. HOWELL. SpacIous country plus utilltaes. No pets. Redman 24x60, 3 bedroom, 2 frontage With execullve home Kids welcome. (517)223-9813 or adult over 35. non-smoker. ting, reasonable. Call (51n548- home, four bedrooms, two (313)4~9-8175or (313)557-6278 full baths. mmt move 10 condl- LAKE Shannon Lakefront lot. (313)227-4973. $125, plus depOSIt. Share 3430 or after 6 p.m. (51n54&- 10 nestled In qUiet unmatched baths, many extras. (5tn54&- lIOn. All reasonable offers 97x300 feet. have perked WHITMORE Lake. One utilitieS. (313)685-2389. 9041. settmg. (313)227-7500. 9754. FOWLERVILLE. SpaCIOUS two $38,000 cash (313)743-4039 bedroom near lake. Includes conSidered (313)669-9267. BRIGHTON. By owner. Prime bedroom apartment, air condi- NORTHVILLE, workmg woman HARTLAND. Offices available after6 pm MILFORD. Three bedroom heat, appliances. $230. USED HOMES NOVI, Marlette 1977, 14x70, 3 Grand River frontage For sale tioned. appliances, No pets, In late 20's needs female In Downtown Hartland Com- PINCKNEY. Rush Lake, two brick, full basement. $350 per (313)455-1487. bedrooms, l'h baths. or lease. 2,000 square foot of- $245.(5tn223-3847. roommate. Beautiful Country plex, 160 sq. ft to 500 sQ. ft. bedroom house, car month, security and IDEAL FOR Chateau of Novi. $2.500 to 1'h fice. 1.000 square foot storage. Place. Tennis, SWimming (313)632-5665. garage, fenced double lot references. Available June 1. FEMALE roommate wanted 063 Duplexes PRIVATE PROPERTY assume. (313)624-4433. (313)227-1277. pool, club house. Your own HARTLAND M-59 frontage. $46,000. (313)876-3866. (313)474-6743. between 18 and 25 to share PLACEMENT NOVI. Boanza 14x65. large BRIGHTON area Excellent beaullful apartment, pool, BRIGHTON, 2 bedroom, bedroom and bath. Write Box reception area, phone ' PINCKNEY. Lakefront, HI-land NOVI. 4 bedroom tri, 2 Cdr at- enclosed porch, 2 bedroom, location, light industrial zoned washer and dryer. $155. Kathy carpeting, air, appliances, 1053, clo The NorthVille answering. (313)632~. Lake, Weiman Drive. Large tached garage, $625 monthly. 1'h bath, wet bar, central air, l'h 2 acres, 163x535 feet, gas and (313)227-9160. basement. garage. $360 month Record, 104 W. Main Street, NOVI. Rear offices and story 3 bedroom, full walkout (313)348-9877. 12x60 to 14x70 stove, refrigerator, washer, blacktop road, already perked. plus utilities. (313)229-6723. NorthVille, MI. 48167. warehouse space on Grand basemen1, attached garage, PINCKNEY, lake front, year HOWELL. 2 bedroom, Prices From dryer, shed. owner transfer- $30,000. (313)437-1456 even- BRIGHTON. 2 bedroom, In River. (313)349-6040. 1:lA baths. many mature trees, round, 1 bedroom, 2 car carpeteo apartment, above of· 069 Industrlal- red. Best offer. (313)669-3297 lOgs town, duplex. Available June $5,000 land contract terms or garage, central air plus flce, downtown. Heat and Commercial SOUTH Lyon, for lease or PERRY 3 bedroom 1979 30. $325 monthly. (313)229-8635 Reasonable offers assumption. Owner anxIous to HARTLAND 1 3 acres, 350 fireplace. 1 year lease, no water furnished. Adults rent. 300 sq. ft. of office space. or (313)231-3571. conSidered ClaSSIC Home In excellent sell $59,000 Oren F. Nelson, feet fronta~e Hartland Road pets, $300 a month plus preferred. $275 monthly plus BRIGHTON. Retail or offlce North Lafayette frontage condillon People anxious to Realtor, (313)449-4466, For sale, lease. or Will bUild to ulllltles, secUrity depoSIt re- security (51n546-0731. BRIGHTON. 2 bedroom, utility space for lease In new mmi- Heat, electric, Included, am- sell. Great Lakes Home (313)227·2526. SUIt. (313)229-9513. Evenings qUired. (313)876-9081, even- HOWELL. Byron Terrace room, great location, very shoppmg center, Old 23 at ple parkmg. Check With Mr. Brokers, (517)882-2434 (313)632-7248. sharp. (313)685-7344. Hyne. (313)227-9457. Ashley. (313)437-5315. VILLAGE of PI'!ckney 20 miles lOgs Apartments, free one month's PERRY. 1971 Hallmark, ex- rent If you qualify One and northwest of Ann Arbor. An of- SMALL commerlcal lot PINCKNEY area, 2 bedroom, 1 BRIGHTON area, 2 bedroom, BRIGHTON. For lease, 6,000 GD cellent condition, next to the two bedroom apartments, 072 Vacation Rentals fering In a new wooded sub- $14,900. (Will bUild to SUit 1200 bath. Good location. Stove newly decorated Lake ac- sq ft. bUilding. Has showroom DARLING club house and SWimming diVISion development With sq ft. bUilding.) Call builder and refrigerator. Security some With heat furnished, cess, available June 15th No With offices above Two 13 foot BRIGHTON area. Cozy, clea~ pool. Priced for qUick sale underground utilities. access (313)229-6..0..-155------,-,"-,-. deposit. $375 per month plus close to hospital and shopp- pets. $325 per month. (313)437- loading doors 10,000 feet pav- lakefront cottages, modern MANUFACTURED Great Lakes Home Brokers, ing. Call 9 to 5. to a large clear water pond. ullil!es. (517)54S-2864 after (51n546-3396, 9700,9 am to 9 pm, any day. ed parkmg. 4988 Old U5-23, facllilles. Boat, raft, gOOd HOMES (517)882-2434. 028 Real Estate Wanted Monday thru Saturday. paved road, patrolled and 6.00 pm. COMMERCE. 2 bedrooms, kit- near Grand River. (313)227- fishing. (5tn546-942O. Novi - 349-1047 maintained by the Village. Buy ALTERNATIVE financing chen appliances, central air, 4484. 12x60 Rembrandt, 2 SOUTH Lyon, 4 bedroom, HOWELL, Hartland area. 1 CRYSTAL Mountain chalet. Novi Rd , '12 m. S of 1-96 now With these terms: No 10- available. EXlsllng land con- basement, carpetmg, drapes. BRIGHTON. 2,000 sq. ft. shop bedrooms, one bath, large liv- paneled family room and den. bedroom. furnIshed, utilities sleeps 10. Walk to 18 hole goll terest costs for one year. No tracts purchased. Call for $375. (313)685-1670. With IIvmg quarters or office. Now open Mon thru ing room and kitchen with bay walk-out basement, Crooked Included. Adults only. course, pool and lodge. Nine real estate tax payment for quotes Seiling your home? Zoned commercial. Close to wmdow. newly carpeted, new Lake priVileges, $500 plus (51n546-1026. HOWELL, sharp largo 2 miles to Crystal lake. 15 to Thurs .10a m t08p m one year. Lots sold on land Contact us for finanCing experessways (313)229-8857. shed, good size porch, can utilities and depoSIt. (313)437- HOWELL. 1 bedroom, In town. bedroom, carpeted, ap- Lake Michigan. (313)522-2661. Fri & Sat, 10 a.m to 5 pOSSibilities. Detroit Bond & stay on lot Askmg $13,500 or contract or reduced price for 9225 evenings. utllllles included. $220, securi- pliances, ullllty room, large BRIGHTON. 9,200 sq.ft. light pm cash Call the winner of the Mortgage Investment Co. Call CHARLEVIOX. Michigan. Cozy best offer. Call (313)437-8888 WHITMORE Lake. Cozy two ty depoSIt reqUired. (51n546- lot, uSing gas heat $320 mdustrlal bUlldmg for lease, Development of the Year (313)553-7545 2 bedroom cottage. Call bedroom home, fully 8020. (313)876-9768. truck well With two large Award,1-(313)878-6474 (313)349-:....:5:..:-92::..:6_-,- _ BUSINESS wanted - Have cou- carpeted, nice lot, lake HOWELL. Two bedroom doors (3131437-1653. HOWELL. Attractive 1 GOLF and vacation, ocean- ple With $50,000 cash savings priVileges. Sorry, no pets. $350 duplex, kitchen appliances 10- BRIGHTON, MaIO Street Ce- 026 Vacant Property bedroom, fUlly furnIshed, front home. Myrtle BeaCh, Want busmess In liVingston month, first and last, $200 cluded, laundry facilities, big ment block 2300 square feet, large rooms, good resldental South Carolina Septembe NO RENTTILLJULY BRIGHTON. Lot for sale, bet- County due to career re- security. (313)449-8195. yard for kids. waikl(;g distance Ideal shop or warehouse faCIli- neighborhood. close to through May. $50 per perso'! ween new houses, Birkwood adlustment. Confidential to town. $325 per month, plus ty. Gas heat, loading dock, 3 No Security DepOSit downtown, utilities furnished. per week, plus $25 fee Hills SubdiVISion. l00x200. handling Call Joe Pesch, 062 Apartments utllllles Available June 1st. phase electriC, 10 foot ceiling. No Cleaning Fee No pets. Call (517)548-3S18. (313)632-6124. wooded Just 1'h miles from LaNoble Realty Co BUSiness (313)227-5150 Lease available. Call (313)368- on 1 Bedroom Apartments Brokers, 1516 East Michigan ALPINE Apartments, large two HOWELL. Nice country apart- HAMBURG laketront, furnish- K-Mart, Old Grand River. HOWELL, country setting. 2 8253 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. to Qualified Tenants Avenue, Lansmg, Michigan bedrooms, $275 per month. ment, beautiful View, large ed, 2 bedroom, large lot, gas $15,000. (313)477-8518 bedroom, carpeted. $260 plus weekdays. 48912, Phone (517)482-1637, 968 Village Drive. M-59 next to patiO With private entrance heat, by the week or fall lease GENOA Township, 5 acres on security. (313)632-7615. FOR lease, mdustrlal bUilding home (517)694-3161 Alpine Valley Ski Lodge. and yard, appliances, washer (313)482-8415 Pontrail Apartments SChafer Road next to state With 25,000 sq ft. With rail (313)887-1150. (313)642-1816. and dryer and ulllltles furnish- HOWELL Township, new ORLANDO-,~F~I-o-r-ld~a-.---;2~0 land View hills and trees Will sid 109, 16 feet clearance, 3 South Lyon 029 Income Properties ARGENTINE Township, near ed. Prefer retired couple or modern 2 bedroom sell or bUild to SUit. (313)231- phase, 5 acres or more. Avail- minutes to Disney, 2 bedroom FENTON 3 untl $660 per Linden and Fenton city limits. mature single adult. $300 per condominium-type duplex on Furnished Apts Available 1728 ble 10 6 months. Landmark furnished lakefront condo, month mcome. $51,000 on One and two bedroom apart- month, plus depoSIt. Leave 18th fairway on Dama Farms Real Estate, Brighton, MI. pool, paddle boal. Call even- • All electriC kitchen GLADWIN area Waterfront ments, fUlly carpeted and ap- message. (517)548-3260. Golf Course. Energy-savmg asumptlOn or $55.000 on land (313)22S-2945,(313)553-2414. ~~s collect (305)843·2088 • Fully Carpeted lot. $5000 10% down. land contract Call Jerry Brace pliances included. Adults, no Units, well Insulated, attached HOWELL, 1 bedroom apart- OSCODA. Housekeeplns. • Air conditIOned contract at 9% on balance or (313)629-5376, Blanche Bekker- pets. Private balconies enclosed garage, gas heat, HAMBURG. Commercial and ment, Single gentleman Units on Lake Huron. 200 fee. • Heat furnished cash Phone (313)437-5368 mg,lnc overlooking lake (313)735-5965 laundry and storage. (5tn546- Industnal building, 2,000 sq. preferred. $220 per month. Ap- of sandy beach. $25 per day or • Pool and Club House or (313)879-1875. 3783, (517)548-5883 ft, two 9x8 overhead doors, pliances and heat mcluded. new bUlldmg. Call (313)231- $150 per week. Air conditioned BRIGHTON. Spacious 2 HOWELL, neat 2 bedroom (5m223-9275. 3233 and cable TV, everythtng fur- (313) 437-3303 bedroom 1'h bath con- near town. (51n546-2680 or HOWELL downtown, clean, nished. (5tn739-9988. dominium, with carpeting, ap- evenings (517)54&-3233 HOWELL, wlthm city limits one bedroom. 5250, ulllltles PORTAGE Lake north of Ann pliances, air, full basement HOWELL, cute 2 bedroom warehouse for rent. Approx. ••••••••••••••••• and appliances Included. duplex on large lot. $225 per Imately 2800 sq. ft For more Arbor All sports lakefront QJ1dprivate entrance. No pets. (5m546-8123. (517)546-6836. home. Three bedroom, 2 car Children acceptable. Available month plus ullllties. First and mformatlon call (517)546-4920. $265 week, furnished. Will mid-June. Walking distance to HOWELL. SpaCIOUS 2 room last months rent. Available HOWELL. 1500 sq. ft. conSider year round. (313)591- shopping, schools and chur· apartment. $235 Includes May 30th. (517)546-2274. deSirable high volume traffiC ! $250 ! 1784 after 6 p.m. (313)426-4947 ches. References. Security utilities. (313)231.1295 or area in minl-center. Draws MILFORD. Sharp 1 bedroom. weekends. deposit. $100 week. (313)227· (51n548-2347. $250 Appliances, carpeting. from Brighton and Howell. At- 3269. HOWELL, newly decorated 1 No pets, adults preferred. traclive lease. (51n546-7444. = A MONTH! = 101 Antiques • • From here to Ann Arbor. the only thing better than • bedroom, large kitchen and Agent. (313)476-7640. INDUSTRIAL space available Brookdale's 5250 one· bedroom apartment living room. $250 per month. NEW Hudson - South Lyon, immediately, 1,850 to 30,000 ANTIQUES, glass, and collec- • IS Brookdale's 5285 two'bedrocm apartment • TWIN LAKES Ali utilities Included. (51n546- sharp duplex, one bedroom, sq. ft. from $500 monthly. Just tibles. By and sell. Furniture 6020 before 5:00 pm, (51n546- like your own home, off expressway, Brlghlon stripping and supplies. 8711CANDLEWOOD 7088 after 5.00 pm. carpeting, appliances, car- area. Contact Mariann lander. Wednesljay thru Saturday, 2 to HOWELL. Very nicely furnish- port, freshly pamted, heat in- 20th Century Realty Inc. 5 pm. Appointment, (5ln54&- = BRCIDKDALE = ed upper one bedroom apart- cludad, large yard. Only $275. (313)437~981. 7784 or (517)546-8875. Lake 1f:I mile E. of 1-96 off Grand • Pontiac Trail at 9 Mlle. 437-1223 • ment, all utilities, prefer River, behind Brighton No pets. Alient, (313)47S-7640. Chemung Oldies, 5255 East NgRTH HILLS employed only, no pets. PINCKNEY. 3 bedroom KING PLAZA Grand River, Howell. Mall. 1 and 2 bedroom (5m546-1308. SOUTH LYON ••••••••••••••••• apartments with ap- duplex, carpeted. Adults ANTIQUE Oak, Cherry and 16,890 sq. ft. center ready A lUXUriOUsAParTme~nILLAGID pliances, carpeting. From KENT Lake area, just com- preferred. No pets. Lease. Walnut furniture and collec· Community 10 the "L fn, Immediate occupancy. ------$200 monthly. pleted Martindale $285 monthly. $100 deposit. tables. Open Saturday, Sun- NorThYIII..iNoYI Area Stores or offices from 1200 A PA RT MEN TS Phone: 227-6392 townhouses. (313)437-1353, Garden plot. (313)878-3209. day, 1:00 pm to 6:00 pm. other after4 pm. s_q; ft. and up. Excellent by chance and appomtment. Ideal Setting ... In a resldenllal area so quiet, so SOUTH Lyon, 2 bedrooms, parking & exposure. 5275 per month, $300 security The Chair Lady, 2100 Chasllll private. so secluded yet so conveniently,located Dinsmore Realty Beautiful 1 & 2 Bedroom depos.t. (313)437~1. Lake Road, Howell. (~m~ near everything you need and everywhere you 313-356-7300 want to go. Just minutes from downtown 8943. Apartments from $225 WHITMORE Lake. Six new OAK Grove 1,000 to 3,000 sq, h. NorthVille or Twelve Oaks. duplex units for rent, two for rent or lease, off blacktop bedroom, on Tlliman Court. LaVish See-Thru Units ... or 2 bedrooms, 1 or 2 • Shag Carpeting • Pool road, will remodel to suit. ANTIQUE SHOW Child or pet welcome. baths. Hotpolnt appliances, air conditioning. Reasonable rates. (5ln548- MERIDIAN MALL • Modern Kitchens • Clubhouse (313)449-2095. 1083. sliding door wall, and large closets, separate JUNE 3-7 storage area plus laundry room. • Air ConditiOning • Convenient to 064 Rooms 070 Bulldlng$ & Halls • BalCOnies Oaks Mall Grand River at Marsh Special features ... thru unit design with private 12 ADULT Foster care home, 24 HOWELL, within city limits Road, Okemos, near East balcony or patio, Including tennis courts, hour supervision, bachelors warehouse for rent. Approx- Heat Included - 6 Month Leases Available Lansing. Wednesday swimming pool, community bUilding and scenic only. Country atmosphere. Imately 2800 sq. ft. For more through Sunday during pond. $!i5Omonth. (5m54G-0651. Information call (517)546-4920, mall hours. Free 'admiS- Special Offer for Limited Time Only: Exceptional Apartments sion to this fine- 'show featuring 50 dealers wltll Over 900 sQ It lOver 1,200sQ fI 1 Bedroom Plans from $260. BRIGHTON wicker, oak and countrY ONE-BEDROOM APTS !rom I TWO-BEDROOM APTS furniture. jewelry,' art With one bath $ 340 With two baths Irom 2 Bedrooms from $295 NEW deco. fine china.' and tools. J • Id(!Oll IOC.1tlon only min· • MOdern ttltcrum With -..L- ~_' - ute," from Twelvo Oak' (JlltlwaShor ~~395 Mall Central atr·cond.ltOnmo WAREHOUSE SPACE ANTIQUES and collettables. • Walk·.n storage room Private balcony or patio Lighted, fenced and paved. Old amberina, R S. PrusSia. Fumcshod Apartments Available wllhln apanment SWlmm,ng POOl as wen as Han Wednesday, May 27, 1981-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-7-C • ------,---- 101 Antiques 103 Garage & 103 Garage a 103 Garane & 104 Household Goods 104 Household Goods 107 Miscellaneous 107 Miscellaneous 107 Miscellaneous Rummage Sales Rummage Sales Rummage Sales YOURIIle ISworth an ounce of ROLLTOP desk, make oller. DONATIONS 01 usable fur· SEARS 22 cubic ft. chest BRIGHTON, salesman PASSIVE solar design and BRIGHTON May 30th and NORTHVILLE. Househood, prevenl10n A hand-held safe- Chairs, dressers, tables, co1- HIGHLAND - Flea market, nlture, appliances, baby fur- freezer, good condition samples at cost and below. construction Homes, 31st 10 a m Collectibles, clothing, toys, plants, ty deVice, legal, onexpenslve. 'Iectlbles and much more This Saturday May 30, 10 A.M niture and clothing, tools ard (313)349-8783 New miscellaneous clothing greenhouses, sunspaces, Violin, Tiffin, vintage clothing, Lunch counter and bake sale. miscellaneous. 22042Center. miscellaneous will be greatly and other accesscnes, ski remodelong Air and hot water, Ideal for active people who Old Barn. 6345Dean Road.Call SPECIAL' Professional deep want to go anywhere, anytome glassware, frames. etc A Hickory Ridge Church, corner West of Novl Road between 8 appreciated by the Unity steam carpet cleaning. Any 2 boots Mens, ladles, collectors Free consulatoon ahead, savegas (517)548-1058 and g Mlle. May 28, 29 9 a m Morns ASSOCiates, (313)227- good sale 8875Winans Lake 01 Clyde and Hickory Ridge Umversal Life Church. For rooms only $3495 Also, fur· chlldrens 1025 Hillcrest. and estimates Branstock, Inc 1890spump church organ with Road,of! Old US-23 Road t04 pm. free pick-up call (517)223-9904. niture cleaning Any 2 pieces, (313)227-9616 Saturday, (313)231-1728 3943 stool Best oller. (313)349-7897. HARTLAND. Waterbed, NOVI. Thursday through Taxreceipt given. $2495 ThiS week only so call 1000 am to 600 pm Sunday, PLAYERplano rolls, now pnc- YORK400 pound OlympiC set, stereo, other things. 1518 Saturday, 9 a.m to 5 pm. nowl (517)223-3146 1000 amt0300 pm ed from $350 Large selecllon like new, $375 (517)548-2508 FLEA MARKET RUMMAGE DREXEL knolty pine dropleaf Rernslng, May 27 thru 29, "Heinz 57". 41166McMahon table, 40x70inches open, $175 SEARS 25 Inch color tv, col- CHAIN Ionkdog kennel, 6xl0x6 South Lyon Pharmacy, (on the Local-Outside Meadowbrookand Ten Mile 1000 am Fireplace glass doors, 41x29 Onialwood cabinet. Good con· feet. $100.(313)887-8620 corner) 109 Lawn & Garden Every Sat & Sun thru the SALE HAMBURG. TWice as Nice. NEW Hudson. Sllverplated inches, brass, $75 Sofa, 3 dltion, $200. Two marble top CARPET remnants all kinds PIANO tUning Quality, Care and Equipment • Summer lamps, clothing, furniture, reasonable Call Jim Selleck See for yourself at the Dutch chairs, S60 each. (313)231-1888 speaker tables, best offer $395 square yard Bob In lOam t06pm ST. JOSEPH'S A-l top SOil, sand, dredging, Treat Thrift Shop. 6468 M-36, glassware, miscellaneous. (313)229-9261. Brighton (313)231-3951 (313)231·1171. 6080 W Grand RlVer DINNETTE, pedestal tablll, Hamburg, across from Buck 10 a m to 6 p.m Thursday bulldOZing, roads, dllveways Between BIIghton and ALTAR leafs: 6 chairS, possible game THREE waterbeds Two CROSS stotchersl We carry a RUBBER stamps - Milford (313}878-6317 Lake. We specialize in con- and Fnday. No early birds Times, 436 N. Main, Milford. Howell table. (313)227-1046. SIngle, new, never been used, full line of DMCfloss, Zwelgart SOCIETY signments of Quality new and 27701Charlng Corss north of also one queen size Portable fabllcs, over 200patterns and (313)685-1507 BEDDING plants, roses, across from LakeChemung 12 Mile between Martindale ESTATE sale. Decorator perennials, shrubs, and trees gently used clothing and dishwasher. (517)546-3909 Items for finishing your pra- RECLAMED BIICks, Eldred's Antiques, Collectibles, fur- 810 S. Lafayette and Milford Roads. sofas, chairs, lamps, antique Holklns Home Center, 214 miscellaneous Items for the white country French dining TWIN beds complete, jects plus we Will show you Bushel Stop, 2025Euler Road, niture. crafts. food conces- South Lyon NEW Hudson yard sale 57951 North Walnut, Howell, SIOn, oak school desk entire family. II you've tried room set WithOIghtfoot tall ar- relrlgerator, washer, gas how Creatively Yours, 400 Bnghton, (313)229-6857 (Pontiac Trail-between the rest now try the best. Con- Grand R:ver. May 29, 30, 31. West Main, Bnghton, (313)227- (517)546-3960 challs. plants and 9 and 10 Mile Roads) moire, antiques, glassware. dryer, stereo console, double REBUILT water softeners. signments by apPOintmenton- 10 a.m. to 6 p m Bikes, Everyfhlng IS being sold at 2676 BOLENS16HP Hydrostatic, 48 _vegetables Friday, June 5 mattress and springs, end $200 and up (313)227-4561, ly (313)231-9337. clothes, household Items and less than 'h onglnal cost and tables, couch and chair CURVEDoak pew from the old Inch mower, new motor With Saturday, June 6 lots moore. StateSoft Water warranty $1,650.(517)546-5350. • (517)546-7496 HARTLAND.SubdiVISionsale. In excellent condl\lon. (313)227-3213 NorthVille Methodist Church, g 30a.m.t02 30p m Bargains throughout Sub on PLYMOUTH, SI. John's RED reclaimed bnck, $140 a COMPLETE lawn and land- (313)348-1236for alJpointment WARDS heavy duty washer $100. HO train set $25 1000(313)349-4706. 'OLD Plank Road and BRIGHTON, May 28th, 29th. furnoture including black and Espicopal Church rummage Chemistry set With lots of scape maontenance Free EARLY Arnerlcan leather Gold, good condition, $80. RECLAIMED brick, $170 a Stagecoach Antiques Shops, 900 am 105 00 pm 51amilies white console TV. Clothes, sale 574 South Sheldon. Fn- couch, two chairS for sun (313}231-3185 glass ware, $40 (313)349-3471. estimates (313)227-3252 126-8 W. Grand River, Double mattress and box spr- tools, Marx and Lionel trains day, May 29th. 9 am to 4 pm. thousand. Call evenongs, CRAFTSMAN 10 h P tractor, porch or cottage. (517)223- WOVENwood draw blinds for DRIVEWAY culverts. South (313)227-5832 Williamston. Tuesday - Satur- Ing, clothes, toys, gall clubs, and parts, Old toys and collec- Road open even tho' under 8207. Lyon Lumber and Farm 36Inch mower deck, like new, day, g 30- 5 00. Fine anltQues, tables. 20Inch bIke. ThiS is the construction. doorwall. Superb condItion RUSTOLEUM paint at Ham- pans, baby articles, sewing EXCELLENTcouch, love seat, $75 Call after 6.00 pm, Center, 415 East Lake. S500 (313)227-4027. . -country furniture, china and machine and much more. 1999 big one. M-59 east to Bullard PORTAGE Lake. Clothes, (313)437-1751 burg Hardv.are. 10596 Ham- glass. Pnmatlves, Intenor and chaIr, brown plush, $350.Four (313)632-7501, COMPLETE tune-up and Corlett off Hyne east of Old 23. turn left lollow to Countryside, shoes, TV, table, burg Road (313)231-1155 clean-up speCial on most restorations turn left. You'll see the 13inch tire IIms (517)223-8564. WROUGHT Iron railings, five- DRIVEWAY process gravel BRIGHTON, salesman miscellaneous. Fnday through (517)223-8291. SCRAP copper, brass, power mowers. Free pick-up . THEWooden Indian Antiques. crowds. Friday and Saturday, Monday. 11a.lTl.11026Colony, FREE summer storage at 8 ft. sections, 3 ft high radiators, battenes, lead, lunk samples at cost and below Jerry's Cleaners in Brighton (313)227-7690 DIAMOND engagement ring and delivery. Within surroun· -BUYing,seiling and decorating May 29th, 30th. 9 00 am to off Darwin. cars, Iron, etc. Free appliance ding area $28 Robertson's of Amencan Country furniture Parkas, bibs, X-C clothing, 500 pm. Mall annex. A special on for- ZENITH console color TV 23 .15ct marquIs shape With ap- long underware, turtlenecks, PINCKNEY.May 29,30,31st. 9 dumping, Regal's. (517)546- Lav.n EqUipment (313)437- 'and accessones. Saturday HOWELL. Two family super mals, only $4. Inch. Good condl\lOn. $100. pralsel letter, $500new, make 3620. hats, summer shorts, shirts, to 6. Tires, tools, offer. Fine Arts TranqUIlity 5882 and Sunday, 1'00 pm to sale. Fnday, Saturday, May 29 miscellaneous, adult and baby 23 Foot chest type Amana (517)546-4471. STEELround and square tub- ~:OO pm, other times by ap- ski boots and other ac- freezer, 3 years old. $375. china, servIce for 6 plus serv- 154 Cub La-boy, 5 foot cut, • ceSSOrle&. Mens, ladles, and 30. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. 1963 clothss, boats. 1690 Swar- Ing, angles, channels, beams, $2,900.(517)548-3744. pointment. (517)54~2. 3787 Bellav,sta Drive (Eager Road (313)437-0276. 105 Firewood Ing pelces, $350new, make of- chlldrens 1025 Hillcrest. thout, corner Farley. fer. (517)546-2611 etc Call Regal's. (517)546- CRAFTSMANmower, 3 speed, , Byron Road, Howell. 'h mile north of M-59).Dishes, 50 Gallon electriC water 3820 (313)227-9616. Saturday, PINCKNEY,2 garage sales at NORTHERN Michigan hard- EARTHpool fliler, used 1sum- 22 cut, front dnve, sell propell- 1000 am to 600 pm Sunday, bedding, lawn tools, games, heater, excellent condition, 6 wood, full cords, 4 x 4 x 8 SINGER-deluxe model, por- '102 Auctions freezer, gnll, vacuum cleaner, Rush Lake, 8890 Rushslde mer. $100.(313)437-0911 ed, slightly used (517}546- 1000 amto3 00 pm Dnve and 8735 Rushvlew years old. (517)546-2n5. bellvered In 8 fact lengths. table zlg-zagger In sturdy car- etc. No clothing. Quality FACTORY close-out 1285 BRIGHTON.11149Shadywood Dnve. 12families havebrought HELP-Pleasecall us If you are (313)229-4902 rying case. Payoff $48 cash or AUCTION items. new or know of someone new children's clothing. Name payments of $7 per month. 5 EVERGREENS, nut trees, Dllve, off Spencer Road, Fn- clothes, anllques, table and SEASONED firewood. P,cked brand, first Qualoty from in- Friday, May 29, 7 p.m. HAMBURG. MOVing sale. chairs, dresser, dog house, m Milford or Highland. year guarantee. Untversal birch, flowellng shrubs, etc day and Saturday. up $35,delivered $45 Bob Cur- fants sizes to adult. New mer- 9810 E. Grand River, Hardware, tools, adult books dishwasher, air conditioner, Welcome Wagon. Call eeverly SewingGenter,(313)334-0905. Youdig, from $398 Dwarf frUit FLEA market bazaar,Saturday vin (313)349-2233. chandise arnvlng every week trees. Shady 80 Farm on M-59, > Brighton and magazines, gas dryer, oak craddle, toys, horse watenng 887-7882M,lford. June 6 Howell Armory park- SEASONED hardwood. At The Penny P,ncher, SCHWINN racing frame, l'h miles west of US-23 , (across from Waldecker flooring, chairS, tent, drafting tank, etc. May 28,29,30. HIDE-a-bed, $75. Sofa couch, Ing 101. Indoor If rain $10lor 12 (313)229-6935. Downtown Fowlerville Closed alloys, tufneck $160.(517)546- Ponltac) board, free items. Wednes- $65. Mahogany end tables, GARDEN plOWing, dlsklng. foot Irontage space, 30 feet day, Thrusday, Friday. 9425 SOUTH Lyon Book Sale. May SPRING firewood sale. $25 Mondays. 2645,after 600 P m. COinS, oak desk, corn 30, 10- 5 p.m. 318West Lake $15.(313)229-4491. Highland, Clyde, White Lake deep First Manne Band Galatlan, Buck Lake. face cord, 4x8x18, 2 cord FENCING and gutters. In- SEARS Best 20 Inch area. (313)887-3572. sheller, doll houses, (517)546-7225. 70 boolhs St. HEAVY duty construction lawnmower-mulcher, 4 horse HARTLAND. Child of Chnst minimum. (313)4n-1744 stallation, Insurance repair, no GARDENS rototolled, lawns A.R. lantern, candlesltck ava,lablefor thiSgiant show. SOUTH Lyon, 678 Hagadorn, bunk beds, very good cond,- lob too small (313)437-1675, power, like new. Sears Co-op Nursery School at Our lion, $150 Dining room table WANTEDperson to share half mowed Call Jack (517)546- telephone, lawn mower, FOWLERVILLE.Clothing, fur- May 27, 28, 9.00 a,m. to of 18 full cord load of oak. (313)437-0819 shallow well pump, 'h horse Savior Luthern Church, 3375 and chairS, $50 (517)546-7598 power, used very lottie 44no 7863 •~ brass candlesltcks, yard, noture, miscellaneous, from Fenton Road. Many 5.00 p.m. (313)229-9485,after 6 00 P m., FURNITURE, antiques, GRASScutting and yard work 9 00 am to 5 00 pm, May 26 SPECIAL' Professional deep after5:30 p.m. for details. Ten Mlle. NOVI,(313)349-0106. ~'. tools, rocker, trunk, old miscellaneous Items, baked BaldWin organ, perect condl- done. Bnghton, Howell area. ,~ Items. thru May30,241East Street goods, hotdogs, perennial steam carpet cleaning. Any 2 23 Inch Zenith portable color lion, ndlng lawn mower. SAVE With Solar: SWimming TV with stand $75. (313)229- 106 Musical instruments (517)546-7007 AUCTIONEERS: Ray and FOWLERVILLE, May 28 planls. Saturday, May 30, rooms only $34.95.Also, fur- (313)437-6843. pool heaters, water heaters, niture cleaning, Any 2 pieces, 7950. grain dryers, home heating. GARDEN plOWing, dlscong or , Mike Egnash through 30. Baby furniture and 9 a.m, t03 p.m. CLARINET,Selmer, from Mar- FREE summer storage at $24.95.This week only so call KENMORE sewing machIne Check our pncesl D,verslfoed rototliling Lawns prepared lor c. 517-546-7496 clothes, miscellaneous 1945 HIGHLAND, 3260 Ramada shall MUSIC.(313)437-6887. Jerry's Cleaners In Bnghton NIcholson Road.3 miles south now! (517)223-3146. With cabmet. Call after Solar Energyof Michigan, 3744 sod or seed (313)685-8197. AUCTIONEERING Dnve, Axford Acres off Harvey ESTEY console cord organ Mall annex. A special on for- East Grand River, Howell. Of- of Grand Riv('r. Lake Road May 28,29, 30.9 to SOUTH Lyon, Thursday, Fri- 5:00 pm, (313)437-6900. HOWELL mellon plant:!. 3 flobert Van Sickle, household, With bench, excellent cond,- :mals,only $4 fice (517)546-4450. Home FOWLERVILLE items pnced 5. Clothing, miscellaneous day, May 28, 29. g to 3. 12575 KELVINATOR refrigerator- Tomato plants at bargaon ) farm and estates NOVI, lion, $75. (517)546-6994after FIVE aluminum Windows With (517)521-4983,(517)546-5459 pllces, tobacco plants, seed to go. Room humidifier, household Items, knick- Coach Lane. 10 Mile and freezer, automallc defrost, ex- j Michigan. (313)295-4017 6 pm. screens, like new, sizes 70~- TOROS-200snow blower, new potatoes May'S Mellon Farm, Fisher-Price toys, d,&hes, knacks, furnoture.3family. Rushton, (behind centenlal cellent condition, $100, x25~. Good condition. Call linen, and much more 504 Farms Market). Baby fur- Westinghouse kitchen range, FENDER Princeton reverb, In box $225.(313)231-1110. West Grand River, Howell. HOWELL. Huge yard sale, good condition. $150.(313)632- ,al1er6.00pm, (517)223-8215 (517)548-1913. .;' AUCTIONEERING Church Street. everything you want, need or niture, bikes, large mens $25;Speed Queen washer and TWO pool ftlters for large 7378after 5 p.m 18 FI. pool and acceSSOlles, 49 Inch commerCial mower, cA' AND FOWLERVILLE.Garage sale. don't want IShere. 303Pullord clothing and other, and more. dryer, $50 for both. (313)437- pools, reasonable. (313)878- $300. Bedroom OUtfit, $100. excellent for home owner, • SALE MANAGEMENT May 28, 29. 9 a m to 5 p.m. St. off of Michigan Ave, SOUTH Lyon, 3 families, May 8830after 5 pm. KING Silver trumpet, good 9123after 5 p.m. (313)632-7639 $2,000(517)548-3744 -FARM- ESTATE- 730Devonshire Dr. Wednesday thru Saturday. 28, 29. 9 to 4'30. Ten Mile and OAK table With 4 chairS, condition, $125 or best. THREEcemetery lots, $400all , HOUSEHOLD Rushton area, follow signs to (517)546-3971. HOWELL mellon plants LAWNmowing, large or small, FOWLERVILLE.Garage sale. From 10.00am 1111 6.00 pm washer and dryer, Western three South Lyon (517)546- Tomato plants at bargain field bush hog mowing. ~• "WE CRY FOR YOU" 9327VanBuren Road. May 29, everyday. Pots, pans, dishes, 9297Wild Oaks Circle. rocking chair, Western end PIANO- Organ, new and used, 3781. : RICHARD P. BINGHAM lamps, furnoture, linens, TV's, table and night stand, 2 small best deal In thiSarea. Kimball, pnces, lobacco plants, seed (313)~197 30. 10 a m. to 6 p m on Fn- SOUTH Lyon, gas stove, cop- potatoes. May's Mellon Farm, UTILITY trailers, new. Buy ;: 313-624-5716 antiques and more. No early chest of drawers. All like new. Sohmer plano's, Gulbransen day, 10 a m. to 4 p m, on pertone 36inch, $50, matching West Grand River, Howell dllect from manufacturer. LANDSCAPING. Timbers, birds and no checks please. hood, $10.Bedroom set, baby (517)223-8428. organs. We Will buy your old railroad ties, new and used =-.... Saturday. Large color TV, 2 tilt ,(517)548-1913. 4 x 8, $3755 x 8, $450 5 x 12 back chairS, quantity of small HOWELL.May 29,30.9 a.m. to items, boys' clothes, ONE electnc stove and one plano. Call Ann Arbor P,ano & tandem, $600. Also wood haul- Cedar posts and fencong JERRY DUNCAN'S items. 4'30 p.m. 133 Groveland, first women's clothes. Household electnc refngerator. Copper- Organ Co., 209 South Main HEAVY weight 12 ounce Can- IngtrallElrs.(313)229-6475 matenals Discount pnces. Street, Ann Arbor. (313)663- vas TarpaulinS, 12x16ft. cut- Free estimates Please call ::Auctioneering service, FOWLERVILLE Clothes, pIC- street west of Burkhart off items. 10094Borden Lane, Just tone set, $150. One small USED 3M Copier, Model 051, , F.a r m, Est ate , MasonRoad. off 10 Mile, 1/2 mile west of white refngerator, $35. Call 3109. Size, $69.50 each. One 149 (313)683-7091 noctable, chain saw, and much ounce 12x18 ft. Tarpaulin. desk top style. (313)698-3200. Household, Antique, more May30and 31st. 10 a.m. HOWELL, Saturday May 30, Dixboro. Saturday, May 30, (313)632-7894. TENOR saxophone. Good MONTGOMERY Wards 8 hp 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. condillon $200,Will negotiate. $9350 Other sizes available. USED 24 foot round all , ••• ¥iscellaneous. to 5 p.m. 9015 Pierson. Sunday May 31, 9 to 5. YOU ORANGE brocade lounge aluminum sWlmmongpool Ex- lawn tractor. 34 Inch cut, elec- WHITMORE Lake. MOVing (3131437-0711. Cole's elevator, east end of triCstart. $375(313)878-5274 (517)223-3915. WON'T BELIEVEYOUR EYES. chair, excellent condillon, $35. Mason Road In Howell. cellent condition. (313)629-4993 6824Darlan Drive, between M- sale, muill-famlly. Washer, Lady Baltimore large ,;ultcase, UPRIGHT plano, excellent POWERlawn mower service 437-9175 or 437-9104 8517)546-2720. after5 pm f ,:,: 59 and Bergin, off Kellogg plano, clothes, toys, lots $5. Small hanging lamp With condlllon Appraised at $200. Factory trained mechaniC Road behind Pondarosa Goll more. 284 Schrum Drive. May chain, $10. Samsonite over- (517)546-8582. 8 HP rototoller, new cultivator, WEDDING InVitations, Loeffler HWI Hardware, 29150 HUGE 3 point hitch for Sears tractor , ·J'lI13 Garage & 23 thru 25, May 30,31.8.00 am night case, beige, $5. WANTED. Lead vocalist for napkinS, thank you notes, Five Mile at Mlddlebelt, COurse.,....-,..,.-__ -:---::_::-: $200.10 Inch Wards table saw ,( .. Rummage Sales GARAGE SALE HOWELL. Huge yard sale. 25 t05,00 pm, Aluminum four egg poacher, near Vlorklng band. Must be a matches, everything for your LIVOnia(313)422-2210 WEwill clean up your left over $3.(313)437-3659 showman. Jim, (517)540-1959. $100. 4x8 utollty trailer $150 wedding. The Milford years of collection. 2846 ,(313)229-6391. PROFESSIONALlandscaping Horizon Hills Sub rummage sales. Bnghton 6 Piece bedroom set, a real Tlmes,436 N. Main, Millord, ...... ~ .... t Jewell Road, 3 houses off Free estimates. Rich tOPSOIl. 25-30 homes Countyfarm. May30:31. (313)231-153F·~ ~,. - bargain at S350 Velvet couch, 107 Miscellaneous KNAPP Shoe distributor, (313)685-1507. Fill dirt Lawn gradong Leonard Eisele, 2473Wallace participating LAKELAND. Yard sale Satur- WHITE Lake Township. May $200. SWivel desk chair, $45. AMERiCAN Flyer and Lionel WELLPOINTS and pipe 1'1, (313)878-5326. .. All Garage and Rummage All beautiful condition, Cal: Road, Webberville, (517)521- and 2 Inch, use our well dnver Sales must be pre-paid or day. Nice things. 5025Burton 28, 29, 30. 488 Bogie Lake trains wanted (313l348-S219. ROTOHOE, rear tIne tillers. Road, south of M-59. Fur- Libby (313)764-9492days, or 3332 and pitcher pump free With placed on a Visa or Master May 30 Drive. M-36west from US23to Compareand we both Win.6or niture, Avon, handcrafts, (313)231-3205anytime. ALUMINUM storm Windows purchase. Martin's Hardware Chargecard. Pettys Dnve. Follow signs. (used) $500. Call (517)546-1673 8 hp engones, 4 forward 9-4 p.m. clothing, miscellaneous. and Dlumblng Supply, South Pool table with top, coffee for sizes available. speeds and reverse Big 16'h- • ,BRIGHTON. May 29 and 30, MILFORD. Variety of items, table, 1975Yamaha Excellent Lyon. (313)437-0600. In tractor wheels. Many g a m. to 6 p.m. Bikes, books, (No early birds) some children's clothing. 9 to condition. (313)231-1406. 1856pump organ, sharp, $450. WES'S Small Engine Service. more features and at· snowblower, 9900 Mc- Amish buggy, $650.Lots 01old 1Vz miles South of Lee 6. Saturday. 1120 North PIANO. Beckwith Concert Small garden tractors, lawn tachments Symons Tractor Clements. 'h mile north of Road off old US-23 Garner. barn boards and beams mowers, rototiliers, and snow and EqUipment, (517)271-8445, Hyne Roadoff old 23. [ HOUSEHOLD Grand Upnght In good condi- (517)634-5704. MILFORD Moving sale, 28,29, ..rr] tion. Best offer. Phone blowers repaired Reasonable Gains BRIGHTON. Pine Valley FOWLERVILLE Barn sale. 30 1151South Hickory Ridge. (313)349-1690between 9 a.m ANTIQUE chair, buffet, rates. Pick up and delivery ROTOTILLING Estates, SIXfamilies, May 28, Washer, dryer, relrigerator, (313)685-7550. and5 p.m. recliner. 1973 Polaros available. Used mowers for Very reasonable rates, 29,30 Girl's clothes sizes 2, 3, dining room set, full and twin snowmobile. Two Snopony sale (313)878-5514 gardens up to 34 acre Also tlll- 4. 10.00am to 5.00 pm. Three NORTHVILLE Township. En- REFRIGERATOR,one electriC snowmobiles, sled All mattresses, chests, dressers, lire Whisper Wood Sub. West 104 Household Goods stove, davenport and chair; WEDDINGdress, size 9 - 10, ong for new landscapes miles south of Bnghton, west sideboards, couch, recliner, reasonable. (517)548-2918. $40 Baby cnb With mattress (lawns) Monday - Friday after of Hamburg Road. of Bradner between 5 and 6 table, 6chairs, buffet. (517)546- tools, lots of miscellaneous Mile Saturday, May 30,9 a m. ANTIQUEoak drop leaf desk. 39n AIR conditioners, 2 Whirlpool, and sheets oncluded,S60 Pot- 4 30pm, Saturday and Sunday • BRIGHTON. Bedroom OUtfit, 10,000 BTU, for sliding Win- FREE CLOTHES Unoty, 10154 NOVI, Fnday and Saturday Contemporary black vinyl ty chair, $10. High chair, $30. all day. Call Don(313)437-8524 childrens clothes, toys, twon REFRIGERATOR$65. Several dows, like new, $175 each losco Road (51n223-8214. 9 a.m. Ladies new clothes chair and ottoman. TeleviSion. ranges including coppertone All Iokenew Call after 6 p m ROTOTILLING for gardens, • . bed, dishes and much more GREENOak Historical Society 21 cu. ft. refrigerator freezer. (313)437-5888. (517)548-1590 reasonable ratlls. sallsfact,on 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Fnday, May sizes 18- 24'h. Girls clothes in G.E. With self cleaning oven I Annual Barn Sale. 9 to dark, good condition, inlant to teen. Shag carpeting Custom twin $39 to $135. Avacado 34 And 46 by 76 tempered guaranteed. Call (313)349-2513, ~ ~ • 29 thru Sunday, May 31. 713 May2!J and 30 10084Rushton. Household Items and much spreads, desk chair and bean dishwasher $75 Baby cnbs glass, seconds, good for solar WILL pick-up free of charge after 4 00 pm Oak Ridge Dnve In Fairway bagchair, (313)227-0240. Units, patiOS, storms, por- discarded GE, Whirlpool, and Trails Sub oil Brighton Lake GIGANTIC Flea Market. Bake more. 24150 Lynwood, Echo $20to $25.3 high chairS under ROTOTILLING. Reasonable sale. Multi-family. Clothing, Valley Estates. BRASS BED, queen size $10 Gold loveseat $45. 2 sofa ches (517)223-8955. Kenmore washers and dryers. rates (517)546-4804 Road. Also small refrrgcrators, baby Items, toys, books, NORTHVILLE.May 28, 29, 30. frame, one year old, excellent beds S35 each. Other sofas, BABY announcements, • BRIGHTONWestland Church, freezers, and gas water ROTOTILLINGand lawn mow- household items, 930 a.m. to 5 p.m. 20248 condition, $150.CHARMGLOW tables, chairs, beds, baby golden and Silver anniver- Ing. (313}229-2128 between basement sale. Cornor of mlscelianElous. Whitmore portable gas gnll, full propane equipment and anliQues. saries, engagement an- heaters on ground level Fourth and Washington. Fri- Woodhlll Road. (517)223-3464. 8 00am-l1 OOam and Lake Rod' Gun Club AUXIliary, tank Included, With ac- Joyce's Other Barn. 7960 Allen nouncements, and much 4 00 pmoS00 pm day and Saturday, May 29, 30. at Clubhouse, 11150 Lemen NORTHVILLE garage sale, cessones, two years old, $125. Rd. 2 miles north 01 Fowler- more. The Milford Times, 436 OFFiCE furniture. Desk and WATER softener sail, 80 9to 4. Lots of Items. Road, Whitmore Lake Satur- 45398Mayo Dnve, Connemara EARLY AMERICAN HUTCH, Ville. (517)223-9212.Afternoons N. Main, Milford, (313)685-1507. executive SWivel chair, $120. pound bags, Morton white SODDINGand complete land- BRIGHTON. Treasures, trash day May 30 and Sunday May Hills May 28, 29, 10 am to dark pine, excellent condition, except Wednesday and Sun- 9.00 am to 5.00 pm. (313)685- crystals, $3.95. Morton plain scaping Reasonable rates BLACKdirt, pick-up or deliver, (313)632-n06 • and tools. Saturday only. 31. 4 pm. $400. (313)352-9590,ask for day or appointment anytime. loading 4 pm until dark, all day 0917. pellets, $5 35 Morton super SIMPLICITY 8 hp roto toller, • 9 a.m. to 3 pm 6911Rickett HOWELL, Saturday May 30. NOVI. 40343 Franklin Mill Sherri. SEARS portable washer and Saturday and Sunday. Lange, PLUMBING supplies, Myers pellens, $685 Rust Rout brine Road. 10 am to 5 pm. 1330LakeSide Road, May 29, 30. Furnoture, BUIILT-IN electric oven With dryer, coppertone, one year east of Bull Run.(517)223-8491. pumps. Bruner water blocks, 50pounds, $3 90each. like new $300(313)437-2516 ' BRIGHTON. 9383 Hamburg Dnve. No early birds. stove, household Items, and countertop stove and hood. old, S350 for the set. (313j878- BOAT dock, 36 Inch Wide, $3 softeners, a complete line of Cole's Elevator, east end of SEARS 5 hp IIde-on mov.er • Mason Road In Howell. f) 'Road on Klages Lane. more. (313)632-0721. 9081,eveninas.,....-"7"'_..,-_ per foot. Picket fence, 30 Inch plumbing supploes, Martin'S Excellent condition. $225. HOWELL Moving sale. Satur- Hardwareand Plumbing Supp- (517)546-2720. 'Clothes, 1889 cook stove, day May 30, from 9 30a.m. NOVI, 29075 Haggerty Road, BROYHILL Colonial bedroom SOFA, 84 Inch, 3 cushions, high, $150per foot Small pIC- (517)223-9220 • miscellaneous. Friday May 29 ly, South Lyon. (313)437-0600. WOODBURNERS, ther- 12ft.x9ft. wool deep red shag north of 12 Mlle. 3 family set, cannonball headboard gold. Including matching niCtable, $20and up. (313)669- TOTAL yard care. extremely through 31.9a.m.t06p.m. rug, refrigerator, TV and garage sale. Game table, and footboard, tnple dresser chair, $100. Toilet With bowl 9647. POSThole digging lor fences mostatically controlled fur- and pole barns. Call (313)437- nace add-ons, airtight stoves. reasonable South Lyon and BRIGHTON. Giant garage stand, macrame Window cur- humidifier, drapes, much With large mirror, chest-on- and seat, beige, $25. Adding BRIGGS-Stralton gas engine, Northv,lIearea (313)437-0105 sale. Forest View SubdiVision. tain, macrame supplies, other more. Thursday, Friday, Satur· chest. Heavy pine. Excellent machine, Burroughs With $50. Two GE half horse electlc 1675. (517)546-1127. Old Hickory or Timberline, oil miscellaneous. n1 E. Clinton. day,9 am to 5 pm. condition. S650. (313)632-7830 stand lanllque). (313)685-2633. motors, $10 each. Glass Brighton Road. Friday, 29, (517)546-7887. NOVI, 2400Crown, May 28th, CARPET remnants all kinds SMALL refngerator, like new, fireplace screen, $25. 1/4 , . 'Saturday, 30. HARTLAND Hills. 3829 Glenn 29th,30th. Near 12 'h Mile and $3.95 square yard. Bob In ideal for camper. (313)437- horse Craftsman water pump, A3'" H'>' • BRIGHTON, Wednesday until Hills. Just east of Village, Novi Rd. Brighton. (:,113)231-3951. 3621. $40.(517)546-5540. } ·t'" ' ",~?"Y"~~ 'gone. Big bargains! A few anti' multi family, furniture, baby NORTHVILLE. 323 North Ely, Ques, collectibles. 9864 Items, kitchen ware, chlldrens May 28, 29, 10:00 am to Walfran. clothing and lots of 4.00 pm. ~~"4'AJ1 ~ /~ miscellaneous. 28, 29 and 30. ) • BRIGHTONTownship, 4 family NORTHVILLE. Garage Sale. ESTATE AUCTION ~ _ ,garage sale, on Will Mill Drive. g a.m. DRESSAGE SCHOOL May 30, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. SATURDAY, MAY 30th, STARTING PROMPTLY AT f • 1 1 mile north of Hyne Road, '.4 HOWELL.Garagesale. Queen Miscellaneous, household 12NOON ,south of Commerce Road oil size sofa hide-away bed, pre- Items.365 North Rogers. 'Pleasant Valley Road. Tools, hung doors, nice baby NOVI.Gigantic ten family sale. ROBERT E. DUDLEY, AUCTIONEER _, farm and garden equipment, AUCTION SALE clothes, odds and ends, Anything and everything. HOWELL, PHONE (517) 546-3145 lamps, books, glass ware, pieces of Tiara glassware. Thursday thru Saturday Saturday, May 30, 12 Noon I' clothing, miscellaneous. Fri- Wednesday May 27 through 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., 23905 Heart- Located Northwest of Howell, at 1602 BYRON ROAD. From the four main day and Saturday, 9 am to Saturday May 30. 9a m. to wood, Echo Valley Subdivi- (pREVIEW OF HORSES UNDER TACK-10:00a.m.) corners in Howell, take Grand River West for !Ive blocks to Byron Road, turn r 6 pm. 4p.m. 2227OakGrove Road. sion, Ten Mile and 8eck. right for one mile to address-It is the first house north of M-S9, on the nght. _ . BRIGHTON. TOPS garage Location: Go North of Interstate 69 2'h miles on Woodberry Road to Bath Road, '. sale, May 29, 30. 10 to 4. 8928 then East 2 City Blocks to North Woodberry Road and go North 8 miles to Doyle NOTE: THIS 2 Bath 3 Bedroom Home & 20 Acres IS for sale, on a POSSible In , : I MYGrs,off Rickett Road. Road, then East 3 Blocks On Doyle Road to Fork Road, take left turn at Fork Land Contract. For Showing Call Bob Dudley, r ·BRIGHTON garage sale, 1012 WOOD SHOP AUCTION onto Leland Road, go 1 mile to Parker Road then left to Hickory HIli Riding ANTIQUES: Oak Bank Tellers Chall, Captain's Chall, Cake Plate. Walnut I. .' Washington Street. Plants, Academy, 9101 Parker Road, Lamgsburg, Michigan. Dining Room SUite, complete wI China Cabinet; Toy Truck, High Chall, Box I " miscellaneous, odds and PUBLIC AUCTION AT Fire Bombs; Box License Plates; Cookie Jar; Caned Bottom Challs. ends, Clothes,dishes, etc. Fn- 2065. FIRST ST., 12:00 Noon-Sale of Horses Followed by Sale of Merchandise Franklin Console Sewing Machine; Model 3T Sears 225 Rifle w/Scope. day May 29th, 9:00 a.m. to FEATURING' 18 weil broke, Premier Trailblazer 22 Rifle wI Octagonal Barrel; Higgins BB Gun: Chma ~5:00 p.m., Saturday May 30th, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN ALSO 8 well bred well bred, hunter-Iumper Welsh pontes (Very Plates, Quadrupleplate Pcs.-Engraved; Tin Tray, Large Bowls, Brass China 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. LOCATED JUST NORTH OF Trivet, Jap Dishes, Bone Dishes; Bavarian & Czech Pcs .. Teapot, Slag Glass BARGAINBONANZA ANN ARBOR IMPLEMENT CO. horses Also event, dressage, good tempermen\l and racmg prospects Many Porch Lamp; Book Ends; Pocket Knives; May 30, 9-8, 315 W. Liberty, CATALOG FOR With thoroughbred South Lyon. Baby furniture, SUNDA¥:,MAV31,l981 at 1P.M. HORSES AVAILABLE HOUSEHOLD GOODS & TOOLS: Hand Made QUilt; China Cabinet, 3 Pes. .\_" couches, dinettes, toys, Dewalt 12-14"5 HP 3 Phase w/Factory Stand & Magnetic backgrounds~ UPON REQUEST Wood Carving; Brown Couch, 2 Matched SWivel Rockers, Zenith Console " ; . clothing (fill a grocery bag for Switch Delta 18" Planerw/5 HP3 Phase6" Capacity, 36" Stereo/Radlo, 2 Yr. old Trundle Bed; set 8 Pressed Bottom Side Challs; • 0 • a buck), desk and much more. ANTIQUES Dennl; Mach Band Saw (Resaw capacity 9"), w/5 HP 3 AUCTIONEER Pine Bookcase; Stge. Cab.; Set TWin Walnut Beds; Standmg Cedar Chest, ; ~:' J.loreasonable offer refused. Anhque Pony Sleigh Phase Motor, Hammond Cyclone Duskollector w/2 HP 3 Also Bill Shendan Luggage; Toys, Sythe; Croquet Set, PICntC Table, 4 Antique P.B Side [ I • BRIGHTON. 3205 and 3157 Amish Doctor's Buggy Phase Delta Milwaukee Crescent 12·14" Table Saw w/5 Horse EqUipt. EQUESTRIAN Chairs; Fishing Gear; Rabbit Hutches & Chicken Coops, RR Iron, 6 Cords ',0, Pleasant Valley. Wednesday HP3 Phase Motor & Tilting Arbor, Fay & Egan Drill Press Heavy Horse CONSUL TANTS Olhce Furnlshlng~ Firewood; Table Saw; 5 Gallon Drum Full of Birdseed, Hammock, Aluminum ~ ~. I' thru Saturday, 8 am. 4 family _ Pedal Operated 5 HP 3 Phase Multispeed Floor Model Harnesses Cindy Clark Lawn ChairS & Ladder; Car Ramp; Wheelbarrow; Lawn Boy 21" Electnc ~ " garage and estate sale. Tools, Production Press (Table Tilts & Rotates), Floor Model Many Biis Furniture Tom Shendan "< fold up camping trailer, Rotary Mower, Excellenl; ToboQQan; Kenmore 70 Dryer, Hollow Chisel Mortlser 1HP3 Phase Pedal Operated, 16" 1Church Pew Farm EqUipment RINGMEN ','. stoves, old license plates, Moak Long Bed Jointer, 22sq. ft. Surface or Layout Plate Sears B&W TV; Pots & Pans; Niagara Elec. Massager. table, chairs, bookcase, w/Stand, Craftsman 6" Jointer 1Phase Motor, Ecco Mush Bob Howe boxes Books; Maple Table; BUTTERFLY COLLECTION Elec Rotllsslere. clocks, lamps, old wooden Bag Floor Model Sander, Acetylene Welding Outfit wI- ~ OWNER: Larry Shendan Port. Fans; 2 Humidifiers; Hair Dryers, Bar Stools. Sk,s & Poles, Coleman • , I 'Wheel,thllds wagon. Torches, V'S, Hose, Lanlern & Stove, Kids & Adults Snowmobile SUitS, K-Mart TV Games. Kids , ,; BRIGHTON. Multi lamily Many More Items Not Listed! -=:.\}~ Hickory Hili Riding Academy Hockey Pads; old Oak Office ChairS; 3 Roasters, Sears Dryer, Samsontle h All Equloment In excellent Condition. n: 'gatage sale. Children and Table & Chairs; Kids Pool Table, Complcte: Canteens; Valll\y Stool: Flrc t'w-baby Items, some furniture OWNER:Tree House cabinet Shop alii SherIdan Set Encyclopedias, Amerrcas; Formica Kitchen Table & 4 Chairs, Signaturl' 9' , pieces. Friday and Saturday, For More Information Telephone: (517) 676- , , "9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 6448 Grand Braun& Helmer 011111 ,,171 q~ 111111 2503 All Items Must Be Settled For Before Console Sew Machine, excellent; Frigidaire Stove, Dishes, Silverware; Circle. Auction Service 110\11 I" 71 1,71, !"II Removal Not ResponSible For Accldenls or Westinghouse Relrrgerator/Freezer; Clock RadiO; Zentth Color TV, Por- table, OK; Maple Rocker; old Library Table, Linens & Blankets, ,. BRIGHTON. Garage sale. Items After Sold. TERMS Cash or Lloyd R. Braun, Ann Arbor, 313/665-9648 Negotiable Check LUNCH AVailable Day of ~) (.' ' 11186MeadOwood, off Buno, Jerry L. Helmer, Saline, 313/1194-&09 RALPH H, LARSEN, ESTATE .aut of VlnAmberg. May 28 At~ Sale CHARLES W, LARSEN, PERSONAL RF.PRESENTATIVE thru31,t:00 am to 5:00 pm. &-C-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS- THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday, May 27,1981 ( I I 112 Farm Equipment 152 Horses 152 Horses& 109 Lawn & Garden 110 Sporting Goods 111 Farm Products 112 Farm Equipment 113 Wanted To Buy 151 Household Pets a Equipment Equipment Care and Equipment ELECTRIC golf car. Harley BRUSH hogs. 3 pt lawn GIBSON tractor, 8 hp. Wlscon· FOR low cost spay, ne",ter In· WANTED new or used steel MORGANgeld;ng:-iYears,15 T(ip-Soll~ dark-processed. DaVidson, good condllton, mowers, 5 and 6 foot. Plows, sin alr-<:ooled engine. P,ow formation, call Humane SOCIe- decking, 22 gage. (313)363· hands, chestnut white trim, plus charger and cover diSCS, cultivators, 2 and 4 row and rear blade. Needs ty, (517)54&-2024 shredded bark. wood chips. Beef Sides 3749 excellent English hunt or (313)421-0390 planters, eqUipment trailers, 2 mechanical work. $200 or best stone and sand Picked up or WANTED Hydraulic cylinder, GROOMING Boarding Pups/· PROSPECTOR'S dressage potential, profes· delivered Eldred's Bushel $1.39Ib. and 3 axle, from $1,350 3 pt ,6 offer. Gall (313)349-1284 PROFESSIONAL ROLLER Heavy duty, 24 to 30 Inch sale 8228 Evergreen Slonally trained and ready to Stop 2025 Euler Road Custom Cut ft scraper blades from $169. 450 International tractor, SKATES, Rledell boot. Snyder stroke (313)624-5725 Brighton Mrs Hull (313)231- SHACK show Experienced nders on- (313)229-6857 Hodges Farm EqUipment power steering, live PTO, fast Super Deluxe skate. All· We Do Farmers' 1531. ly Reasonably priced. hitch (313)229-4527. 114 Trade Or Sell TOPSOIL(313}69&-1336 Amerocan Plus wheels. white (313}629-&4:~8~1::--~ __ --;- GOLDEN Retrelver puppies, complete line of (517)546-5236, evenings per- Beef & Pork CULTIVATOR, 2 rows, for TWO-hUndred fruit treesat ladles size 5, worn tWice $325 MORITZ stock trailers, 1975 Cadll':-Ia-c-,--'2=--d:-o-o-r,~ru-n-s AKC Absolutely beautiful. TACK, sistently ""assey Ferguson, Side bumper pull or fifth wheel, 6 50% off Cromson King maple (313)352-9590, ask for Shern great but IS rusty. Great Shots, wormed, healthy $150 PROFESSIONAL horse tnmm- mounted, $200 (517)223-9749. feet Wide, heavy-duty (313)878-6m HORSE CARE trees at $12 each Strawberry RELOADING equipment, Chopp Shoppe transportation car. Will trade Ing and shoeing Call Joe Kin- Reasonable. (313)437·1250. plants at $10 per 100 Also nut press, scale. powder 136N. Lafayette CUB diSC, blade. AC· B plow, for snowmobile or motorcycle PRODUCTS nick (517)546-6388. Holland transplanter, 3 pt trees, raspbernes, blue ber· measure $75 (3:3)229-9485, 19n New Holland baler, Model or best offer. (517)54&-3500 152 Horses& WESTERN WEAR P.O A gelding, fantastic show nes, grapes. and spray South Lyon aerator, 2 row planter, P T 0 273 Also 1976 Hession PTl a.t!e.~_~ p m days. (517)548-2049 after Equipment 7124 Union Lake Rd. quality. (313}632-7286 materoal Don Perkins, 1580 437-6266 tree sprayer, 3 pt. cement miX' hay bind (5m546-1278 6pm Haslell Road. Williamston 111 Farm Products er, high pressure washers, Union Lake 363-7328 REGISTERED Appaloosa 469 New Holland hay bind 8 WILL trade nice wood chang· ANTIQUE buggies and car- (517}655-1965 loader for 8N or 9N, landscape gelding, 8 years, sire Cokes foot cut. International 7 foot Ing table for small dresser. riages for sale, many ASGROW Mer,t Hybrod sweet IIg, industrial loader for M F. BRING your horse, have 1 free Wap Deck, dam Must Go. TROY B~ototllierS~ PIONEER corn. sorghum, mower. Cunningham hay con· (517)54&-4980. restored Also Interested In corn seed. $3 50 per 1 pound utility tractors, 3 pt buz saws, lesson, saddleseat, huntseat, English or Western, flashy col- models In stock Immediate sudan, alfalfa seeds, S,la Bac dilloner. (517)54&-3314 bUying buggies and carnages. bag, $1675 per 5 pound bag Gannon blade, 3 gang reel western Horses boarded, In' or. (517154&-5530after 6 pm. delivery W W shredder sllaQe Inoculant Sober Dairy New and used harnesses for One of the best Try some thiS mower, Sickle bar for I H - A 9N Ford tractor, good cond,· [ door and outdoor arenas, REGISTERED quarter horse gnnders, power sprayers Call EqUipment, 8330 Killinger, tlon. 2 bollom 14 plow and rear sale (313)437-5541. year Cole's Elevator, East Parting out A C - B, WD, Ford trails, paddocks, observallon mare 8 years old S800 Sun Valley Garden EqUIp- Fowlerville (517)223·3442 blade. $1800 for all. (517)223- ARABS, full and half, Quarter end of Mason Road In Howell Jubilee, 8N and 9N,I Ii . H - A, room Renaissance Arabians (313)887-snO or (313)685-3537. ment (313)231-2474 3298 PETS horses, Appaloosas, and (517)54&-2720 STANDING -hay wanted At Cockshutt 30, M H. 30. Used now offering huntseat WANTED, we buy used and TIJoroughbreds Also, horses REGISTERED AQH gelding, 6 CEDAR fence poslSNew and least 20 acres for all cullings tires Five acres of equipment POLE barn materials, we stock lessons. Contact Adele Gard· old mowers and parts Robert· a full line Build II yourself and ...... J boarded and trained, lessons years, chestnut With socks pt DEADLINE IS DEADLINE IS FRIDAY AT FRIDAY AT 4 P.M. HOUSEHOLD SERVICE AND BUYERS DIRECTORY 4 P,M . • Electrical Alarm Service Asphalt Paving Brick, Block. Cement Brick, Block. Cement Building & Remodeling Building & Remodeling Bulldozing or Excavating Carpet Service ~-~~ BARLOW·LAING aud,:) burglar ASPYAL T seal coating and EXCAVATING, bulldOZing, A-1 carpet - linoleum installa- ELECTRICIAN, licensed. DEDES BROTHERS alarms. Call for free est,mates stroplng For free estimate grading, basements, septic tion and repairs. (313)227-6142 Resldenttal and commerCial, CONSTRUCTION and information, (517)54&-5388 call, (313)227-2161, (517)54&- costs no more and drain helds We offer ex· CARPET repair and Installa- new and old work. Free COMPANY It ROGER FOSS 1949 C& FCEMENT ... toget peroence and quality. Aldrich Iton. (313}227-9448 estimates. Reasonable rates . Cement & Masonry Con- Aluminum first class workmanship & COMPANY Excavaling, (313)87&-3703. (313)227-2115 ALL TYPES OF tractors All types of con· CARPET repaired and install- FIRST PLACE WINNER of HAWLEY Electrical Contrac- ALUMINUM SIDIfl.G Siding CEMENT WORK crete work, including ed 25 years experience two National Awards, ting, Illc LIcensed, Insured, your house Improves the WALLED LAKE BASEMENT, custom fireplaces. (517)223-3934 HAMILTON has been • Remodeling bonded. Construction, looks, but Will It Improve the GARAGES 349-5114 437-9897 KAMIN'S carpet service. sales satisfying and RepaIr Varbee maintenance. (313~3402. insulating factor ThiS IS my ASPHALT DRIVES, WALKS, ETC. and custom onstallahon. • customers first conSideration when CEMENT, BRICK • New Homes Excavating (517)223-3405. RESIDENTIAL for over 20 years. Engine Repair Siding a house For estimates Parkmg Lots BLOCK AND • Basement GradIng-Basements & COMMERICIAL You deal directly with the UPHOLSTERY and carpet call Bill Murphy at (313)231- Driveways FOUNDATIONS • Kitchen • Baths DICK'S mower and small Free Estimates owner. All work Sewer-Waterlines steam cleaning. Free 1219 Seal Coating Large Jobs and all repairs. Licensed and Insured Trenching estimates Call Russell Karpet engine repair. Riding and Experienced, Licensed guaranteed and ALUMINUM patIO enclosures. 8255 Earhart Road Snow Plowing Kleenmg, (313)49&-2070. push mowers. Rotoltllers and 624-1759 and Insured. Work myself. competitively-priced. glassed In or screened only (313) 348-2710 South Lyon garden tractors. Pick-up and . Fast and efficient. Free • FREE Estimates .. ~, ...... Also available storm Windows (313) 437-1194 delivery available (517)54&- 437-5505 Estimates. 348-0066 • Des!gns 685-8870 7053. and doors, inSide storms and • Additions' KItchens CONCRETE work, floors, Se"l'iceMAST~R storm panel Inserts Free • Porch 'Enclosures, etc. LICENSED bUilder. Remodel- or GET ready for spring and sum- estimates Howell Solar Com· CEMENTWORK dnveways, patio. Big Jobs or . .'" mer. Complete air cooled small Also bulldOZing and Ing, decks, garages, trim pany. (517)54&-1673. cleaning people engine repair and service. septlcs. Free estimates work, suspended ceilings. 685-8502 & K Aluminum Free VALENTINE ALL KINDS HAMILTON whocare® Bruce A. Baughman • Sons. o Phone Frank (313)685-1948 or (517)548-3355 estimates Licensed and In· PROFESSIONAL (313)229-9862 TO SAVE MONEY-DEAL John (313)635-9671. ReSiden- REMODELING. Kitchens, sured (313)363-4269 or ASPHALT Custom Remodelers WES'S Small Engine Service. tial and commerCial bathrooms, additions and CLEANING • DIRECT WITH OWNERS, (313)231-1344 Call 559-5590 ... 24 hours EXCAVATION. Dozer, Small garden tractors, lawn YEARS OF EXP WITH THE repairs. licensed and in- Carpets, FurnIture, PAVING MASONRY by G. Garrell. backhoe, black d,rt, fill dirt, mowers. rotot,llers, and snow FINEST QUALITY sured. Roger Foss, (313)437- Walls and Hardwood ReSidential and commercial. drain Ioelds. basements dug. blowers repaired. Reasonable 1194. Floors. BLOUIN ITALIAN CEMENT Brick, block, stone. Fireplaces (313)449-2094 rates PIck up and delivery a specialty. Quality craftsman. SMALL company deSires FREE ESTIMATES FREE ESTIMATES CONTRACTORS INC. COMPLETE HOME GRADING, bulidozlng, earth available. Used mowers for ALUMINUM (313)887-4923after6 pm work. RepairS, remodeling moving, land clearing, tracks sale (313)87&-5514. REMODELING farm homes, carpentry, LICENSED, INSURED, NINO'S Cement Company. bUilt. S & S Grad,ng, South NORTHVILLE Sidmg • Trim 887-5622 BONDED Dnveways, basements, walks, Siding, roofing, recreation Lyon. (313)437-9168. Fencing oF rooms, additions, kitchen, 349-0001 Awnmgs • Roofing FREE ESTIMATE etc ReSidential and commer- 685-7044 POND dredging and develop- cial. (313)87&-9064, (313187&- baths, garages, decks, pole 356-0396 ment Turn swamp areas Into Chimney Cleaning 5001 , barns, plumbing, electncal, useful Irrogatlon or decorative REPLACEMENT 476-4271 concrete, windows Depen- DON'S Chimney Service. LEHR PARKKILA Concrete the Fin- ponds. EqUipped for fast effi- QUALITY WINDOWS CEMENT work. dnveways, dable. LIcensed. (517)545-4387. Repair and rebUild Flashing, ASPHALT PAVING nish touch on your basement, cient work. Ron Sweet, basements. garages. pole tuck POinting, wash collars, Storms: InSide, Outside Also ROOFING garage, patio, Sidewalks, etc. Bulldoz!ng or Excavating (313)437-1727. FENCE buildings, etc. Quality roof leaks, animal removal and Commercl3l & ReSidential, Free estimates. After 6.00 pm workmanship For free PONDS and shoreline dredg- all masonry work. (313)227- Cuahty Work THE PRICE (313)227-4219 FAIR PRICES ALL TYPES OF EXCAVATING 313/685-0116 estimate call (517)54&-7264 Ing Will assist In D.N R per- 1875 (313) 685-1003 QUALITY WORK Backhoe, bulldozer, trucking, .' IS RIGHTI Deep strength FRANK VENTO mIts. Joseph Buono Ex- CONCRETE work Ouahty at a FREE ESTIMATES grading, dnveways Drain- SAFE SWEEP, residenltal and matenals FREE EST 531- Masonry & Cement cavating, state licensed con- FRONTIER ConstructIon Com- Free Estimates fair prace Garages, pole fields repair or new. commerCial, servicing all your 8016 27 YEARS EXPERIENCE tractor. (313)229-6925 pany. Fences Installed, all barns, Sidewalks, dnveways, I DO MY OWN WORK C.J. and Son Reasonable, free estimates. cleaning needs Gaps and SAND and gravel hauling, types, commerCial and Bands basements. patiOS, porches. All types Bnck, Block, Ce- (313)87&-6301. screens Installed (517)54&- Const. clean·up and dOZing. (517)54&- reSidential 8 years ex- foundatIOns (313)227-6389 ment work, PatiOS, BULLDOZING, grading, 2352 evenlng,,-,s,,-'--;-~----,-~~ 437-8773 9744 perience. (313)227-1460. AARON LOU ASSOCiates or· after7 pm Driveways, Porches, backhoe work, trucking and WHEN you need your chimney FENCE, reSidential 20 years Appliance Repair chestras, bands. triOS, duos. Foundations, Additions, lIc. No. 53725 drain f:elds. Young BUilding & SOFT ground grading, Wide cleaned, Just say Abbera-ca· expenence, guaranteed quail· Singles (313)227-1434 Waterproofing & Base- Don't Move. Imprc;>vel Excavating Enterprises. track dozer, complete ex· Dabbera. Fully Insured, APPLIANCE repair speCial for ty Free esltmates (517)54&- MAKE your wedding day more ment Leaks (313)87~7. (313)87&-6342. cavatlng service. (313)227- satisfaction always Abbera- May Service call $1200 In· BILL MURPHY. SpeCialized In 0382 memorable ProfeSSional. 1st CLASS WORK 6900 ca·Dabbera Chimney Service, cludes diagnOSIs and HORNET home remodeling. From BULLDOZI NG·landsca Pi ng- vocal, gUitar and mandolin TOP SOil, backhoe work, sand (517)546-4548 estimate Service on all major AT A FAIR PRICE Siding and roohng your home private roads, topSOil, sod, group for wedding and gravel, drain fields, apphances Also available RESIDENTIAL &' to adding a dormer, deck, gravel, fill. No Job too small A- • ceremonies Traditional and dnveways Brighton, (313)229- QUALITY recondlltoned washers and COMMERCIAL garage or an addition. Need a 1 BulldOZing (313)685-1741. contemporary songs. tapes dryers All guaranteed Guaranteed WorkmanshlO bathroom, kitchen or your in- BACKHOE work, bulldOZing, 6155_~~~_.~~~_ available Call Strings (313)632- FENCE Larry's Washer and Dryer CONCRETE Free Est 464-7262 terior remodeled? Call basements, septic tanks, TOPSOIL, backhoe work, sand ®lbr r~ 6278 CALL THE EXPERT and gravel, drain fields, dnve (517)223-8106,(517)223-3484 (313)231-1219. drain fields, new and repairs 313/685-0116 CO. Member Better Bus Bure"" Call Tim Esper, (517)54&-8147. ways (313)229-2787. D R Electnc Apphance Ser· Brick, Block, Ce:nent vice 116 W Grand River READY MIX Building & Remodeling CUSTOM BULLDOZING, land cleanng, TRENCHING 4 Inch thru 12 MODERNIZATION Washers, dryers, AMERICAN MASONRY CONCRETE backhoe work, finish grades, Inch footings, electrical and ~~~:anIl'l Floor Service dishwashers, ranges, Brick, block. stone or cement ADDITIONS, rec rooms, ADDITIONS-NEW septic system (new and waterlines. (517)223-9616 or SEPTIC TANKS HOMES SWEEP SERVICE refrogerators, freezers, Estimates free (313)34&-6134 aluminum Siding and trim and repaired), gravel, fill sand and (517)546-2117. G. A Shekell hardwood floors. DRY WELLS For quality work by BUilder microwave ovens. Prompt BRICK. stone, cement work gutters Licensed. Jerry's loll dirt delivered. Call Ken YOUNG BUilding and Ex· LaYing. sifndlng, finishing. 229 N. Mill St. who works on Jobs himself OFF SEASON RATES courteous service. Low rates. and repair, all kinds Free repairs and modernization. Culver (517)223-3618. cavatlng Enterpnses. Block Free estimates (313)227-4565, South Lyon Serving LIVingston County. estimates (517)546-4021 Jerry HowllI (313)437-6966 and ... call BULLDOZING, excavating, work, bnck work, fireplaces AVAILABLE besl to call after 3.30 p.m. MARTY GRAFF'S (517)54&-4960 Phone 437-1383 Mike Vallie (313)437-2109 sand, gravel, stone and top- and additions. (313)87~7, CALL NOW!!! BRICK, block;- cement work GRAFF CONST. CO. HARTLAND RefngerallOn Ser· Trenchong L R Sprey ALUMINUM siding, roofing, soil. Reasonable. Free (313)87&-6342 • vice. (313)887-5141. porches, additions, estimates. RadiO dispatched. FLOOR SANDING (313)229-2787 476-8338 (313)231-1189 bathrooms, carpentry, elec- TrierweIler Trucking and Finishing, old and new trocal, plumbing. Small jobs Grading. (517)546-3146. Carpentry floors. welcomed Pioneer Construc- Clean Up & Hauling CUSTOM formlca furMure, H. BARSUHN tion, (517)54&-7435. CERAMIC tile look bad? Will counter tops and cabinets ALL around clean·up and haul· 437-6522, if no answer repair or replace. Complete Country Woodshop, (313)437- lng, resldental, commerCial EL6-5762 Collect bath and kItchen remodeling. EARL'S 2741. debriS, rubbish, appliances, LEE WHOLESALE SUPPLY Call (313)229-2529. scrap. Free estimates, TRENCHING CARPENTER, 30 years ex- 55965 Grand River, New Hudson. MI CUSTOM decks, hot tubs and (313)229-9638 penence. Remodeling and NORTHVILLE saunas by Custom Creations Phone: 313-437-6044 or 437-6054 COMPANY repairs, A·1 work at ------WOODFLOOBS Unlimited. Call now for free WRECKING Hours: Mon.-Fri. 7:30-5 p.m .• Sat. 7:30-12 p.m. reasonable pnces. (517)223· Materials estimates. (313)592~92. RUBBISH REMOVAL 3146. End Loader Laying & Finishing KURTLIND L. TIETZ CUSTOM WOOD DECKS. Uni' BU LLDOZI NG and CARPENTRY work by Ivel Bulldozing Phone (313) 349-6308 BEAT INFLATION LICENSED que designs, quality backhoe work, Sand • Farmer. Hamburg, Pmckney, Dump Trucking workmanship. Free estimates. and gravel delivery. between 8 a.m. - AND INSURED Bnghton area. (313)231.1883. $75 minimum Experienced salespeople here to assist you. (313)87&-2743. 12 noon BUILDER CARPENTRY all types, decks, 349-1228 DON'S MODERNIZATION. Ad- Passive Solar (313)348-7586 basements, roofs, drywall, no Free Instrl:Jction Booklets! ditions, dormers, roofing, Drywall New construction job too small. (313}685-7992 Furniture Refinishing siding, gutters, storms, Remodeling after 5 pm:::. _ BRANDENBURG Construction Shmgles as low as$19.95 per sq. repairs, etc. Years 01 good After 4 p.m. FURNITURE stripping and: 11740 Ridge Road WOOD deck specialist. Company. Drywall. Hanging, quatlty workmanship and refinishing. Gall Jim. (517)54&-1 for the do-it-yourselfer! South Lyon, MI Design, construction. taping and texture. New or we can gIVe voor home knowhow. Licensed. (517)546- GRADING, bulldozing, ex· 7784or (517)546-8875. ' 437-9461 Reasonable rates. Free remodeled homes. 30 years in a beautifulfacehft Hot roofing supplies available for 5315~.-,-- _ cavatlng, road building, truck· . estimates. (313)231·1074 business. (313)363·8305, -----~~~-\ DECKS to dormers, all types Ing. Mark Sweet. (313)437·1727. the commercial Jobs. Handyman • 4 and more InsulatIOn WOELMINIZED decks. (313)360-2482, (313)682-6399. of remodeling. Licensed, ex· Ken Northrup Remodeling or repairs. All DRYWALL, hang finished and C~rtamteed fiberglass shinQles perlenced. Phil Magee, Fill sand and gravel. Septic A-1 HANDYMAN. Flx,up jobs- around the house and garage. textured. Call Jim (517)54&- (313)227-5340. tanks, drain fields, bulldozing. of all kinds. Electrical, plumb-: - 20 year warranty - $8. 98 bundle 3634 or Frank (517)5-1&-5389. REMODELING Free estimates Jim, (313)348- lng, carpentry, drywalllng,' FINISH y-o-u-r-ba-s-e-m-e-n-t,-a"'lI-o-r(313)231-3537. 2562. DRYWALL taping and repair painting Paneling, ceilings,; • A large'ln-stock Inventory of part. Partitions. drywall, Plaster repair and painting. doors and windows and more .• premium shingles. paneling, suspended ceilings. Free estimates. (313)484-4339 Carpet Cleaning A·1 work, very reasonable.' Free estimates. (313)231-3517. BAGGETT (517)546-2157ANYTIME. : Fiberglass insulation refund offer Kitchens, bathrooms, LIVINGSTON Plastering/. KITCHEN remodeling, EXCAVATING CARPETING, upholstery, Texture Contractors. Profes· additions and repairs. DON the handyman. Garpen·, - up to a $40.00 rebate! cabinets and countertops. Septic systems, draperies professlonaly clean- slonal quality, special Licensed and Insured. try. plumbing and electrical.· Siding speCialS: References. Tom Nelson, basements, bulldozing, ed This months special finishes. Insured. (313)227- ~Jo_I?~~_~a!L.!!IJ)231-3&47. : (313}632-5135. gravel, driveway upholstery. Ace Steam Clean· 7325. white -$46 95 HANDYMAN. Painting,' • per sq. LICENSED builder, carpenter, CUlverts, parking lots !!!.9, (313)227·2126.• _ Electrical drywall, carpentry, paneling ~ remodeling, decks, siding, CARPET, furniture, wall cleRn------_._------' colors -$39.95 per sq. ROGER FOSS and s~wers. and home repairs. Free' painting, sheds, wood stoves, NORTHVILLE lng, shampoo or steam. By NEED a licensed electrician estimates. Call Loren.) trim work, storm windows. ServlceMllster of Howell. Free ROOFTOP DELIVERY AVAILABLE FOR SHINGLES (313)437-1194 349·0116 lor that small job around the (313)349-220C6.1fno answer, call . Call Mlngls. (313)231·2580. Estimates. (517)546-4560. house? IIso, call (313)229-6044. before Sam or after 5:30pm,. • Wednesday, May 27, 1981-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-9·C •153 Farm Animals 154 Pet Supplies 165 Help Wanted 165 Help Wanted 165 Help Wanted 165 Help Wanted 165 Help Wanted 165 Help Wanted BLACK sheep, bred for quality • • DOG kennel, portable, large, HAIR STYLIST Experienced LEGALSECRETARY~ F-~II- spinning fleeces. oldest black EM PLOYM ENT ,. BEAUTICIAN. Expenenced new (313)437-3tOl. With established clientele Full PART-TIME lime Bright. percepllve, cons- • flock In Michigan, lambs, MACHINE CONTROL halrculler Paid vacallon, paid FARNAM Country Dog or part·tlme Excellent work· clentlous, skilled Send ewes. and stud ram (313)761- DESIGNER. ASSOCiate holidays (313)348-283Q BRIDGEPORT ACCOUNTING Defense Flea and Tick Sray 109 conditions (313)227-5730 resume, phOIO and references Z122 degree in Electrical CYLINDRICAL grinder - with CLERK and mosqUito repellent for OPERATOR In care of LIVingston County Engineering preferred. three years expenence for INV~ENiORY- clerkPart-tlme BLACK Cornedale ewes and degs and cats, $3 00 Also 165 Help Wanted General Excellent opportunoty for a TELLER Press, POBox 1127, 323 E tool room close tolerance pro- girl wanted for Inventory con- rams, adults, yearlings and many other Country Dog pro- Experience In program- Bridgeport operator With 8 Grand River, Howell, MI AVON, to buy or sell m Green cedures, Farmmgton Hills trol system, 20 to 35 hours per FULL TIME lambs Also white yearling ducts Cole's Elevator, east mable controllers along years tool room ex- Oaks, Genoa, Marlon, losco, (313)478-6060 week Minimum wage, Will 48843 ewes and registered Neublan end of Mason road In HONeli. With hydraulic or penence. Excellent work- RECEPTIONIST Putnam and Hamburg DENTAL aSSistant, full time, train Apply In person C & C does. (313)349-5812 (517)546-2720 pneumatic knowledge Ing conditions - top rates township call (313)662-5()49 or certification or recent ex- Sports, Il'corporated 8QOO APPLY LOT more than a doggie In the • FEEDER pigs for sale. helpful. Excellent op- - medical, dental & op- SPORTSMAN, kennel owners (517)548-2653 penence necessary. Pin- ""est Grand River, Brighton Window JOin our team POSI- (313)426-3294. lical Insurance - liberal SECURITY BANK tions open In sales and "'ld hunters We now have 3 ACCOUNTANT's posItion With portunity to grow with ckney. (313)878-6800 10 a m tol pm protein content varieties of vacalion and holiday pay. management trainee See If GOAT kids, wethers $25. Pets, private human services agen- well-established com- IMMEDIATELY, typist 60 OF NOVI Krusty dog food. Price range DIESEL mechaOlc, must be you qualify Ask Mr Mounce companions for horses and cy. Mmlmum 3 to 5 years ac- pany. Fee Paid. words per minute Hours 9 to 41325 Ten Mile clearing brush. (313)878-6227. (50 lb. bags), 20% meal, $7.50, certified Heavy repairs call for an application today countmg expenence In non- Call Jim Kusmierz 4, 5 days, occaSional Satur- Novi Doug at Superior Olds Docktor Pet Center, (313)349- GEESE, large male. large 20% pellets. $8.50, 26% profit sector. Send resume to day Lakes area call Walled Equal Opportunity COM PUT E R PRO- cadillac, (313)227-1100 (313) 349-3230 9765 female. $15 a pair. (517)546- pellets, $9 00 call (517)546- Lake Employment Service Box 548, Brighton, Michigan GRANIMER. Must have DENTAL HygleOist Excellent Employer 8108. 9600 after 5 30 p.m. or 48116 An equal opportunity (313)669-2649 (517)546-4528during the day 4 to 6 years programm- opportunity for "people employer. HEAVY EqUipment Operator, LARGE Goldfish, natural bug ing experience. Oriented" IndiVIdual 4 day a L1VE·1nhousekeeper - compa- SALT water fish tank complete Men-women, no experience control, for ponds and stock ADMINISTRATION Men- week poSItion 10 a family prac- nion for elderly lady reSiding set-up With fish. (313)878-6761 Background In D.P. ac- necessary Qualified high tanks. $ 75 each. (517)546- women, no experience tice m Brighton. call (313)227- In Country Place Condo counting helpful. Fee school graduate JOin the U Store Management Career Op- 7993 155 Animal Services necessary Qualified high 96Q3 8to 5 weekdays Mature lady With drtvers Paid. S Army, ages 17 to 34 595 license preferred Send portunities at our Magnificent New LARGE and baby goats Very school graduate JOin the U. DISHWASHER, full-time for Forest, Colony Plaza, resume to POBox 1125 c/o tame. (313)437.0711. ALL breed dog grooming, Joy S. Army, ages 17 to 34. 595 days cashier for afternoons. Stores Opening Soon at Twelve Oaks • Forest, Colony Plaza, SALES REP. At last an Plymouth, Michigan (313)45$- NorthVille Record, 1 DEADLINE IS DEADLINE IS • FRIDAY AT FRIDAY AT 4 P.M. HOUSEHOLD SERVICE AND BUYERS DIRECTORY 4 P.M Handyman Landscaping Landscaping Landscaping Painting & Decorating Photography Pole Buildings Septic Tank Service Wallpapering HARRY the l\andyman. BLACK top SOil, shredded ADVANCED Pamtlng, com- :'CHooIG;:-;-H:-S::O-c--;-h-o-'olCI·a-s-s-oR::-e-u-n-lo-n-sPOLE bUildings by Huskee- 1,000 Gallo", tank Installed, WALLPAPER s!'lecllOn, co- $500 Complete excavating ordination and mstallahon carpentry, remodeling, pain- bark, driveway gravel, fill dirt A-1 SOD plete paint, stain, and Will photograph your group, Bill. call us first for fully ting, decoratmg, home repairs and fill sand. Mason sand and refiOlshlng of wood, metal, LIVingston County area only engineered bUildings, com- service (313)227-6900 Also, mndow treatment of all types. Licensed bUilder. pea stone. (313)229-6935. Nursery glown sod pickup TOPSOIL brick, and masonry. (313)231- Black and while prints same petilive prices, strong warran- ceslgns. For more mformatlon (313)449-4746. at farm or delivered. 8 Mile 1421, (313)629-3690. night References. (517)546- ty (313)231-3070 Sewing call Charlene, (313)227-2701, or between Farmington & & FILL DIRT (313)229-858Q • HANDYMAN. General repairs. A-l Quality, sane prices. 4735, leave message Newburgh Rds. 437-9269 SEAMSTRESS All alterations, Roofing, chimneys, Jack's Pamtmg, 11 years ex- Refrigeration MAIN'S 437-9269 Piano Tuning including leather goods call Wall Washing eavestroughs, light hauling, perience. (313)231-2872 HARTLAND Refrlgerahon Ser- (517)546-7076 etc (313)227-2614 PEBBLE PLACE PIANO tuning Quality, vice 24 hour service. Com- WALL Washing Custom 10- MAINTENANCE person, ex- KRAGER'S Truckmg. Black TOPSOIL, loaded or delivered, reasonable call Jim Selleck merCial, industrial and InStltU- Storm Windo'rts terlor painting Free perienced In bUilding Landscape Matenal dirt, driveways, rough one mile west of Howell. PAINTING (313)231-1171 eshmates (517)546-4109 IIonal. (313)887-5141 ANDERSON WINDOWS and malOtenance, carpentry, Sand· Stone grading, small ponds. (517)546- Reasonable. Call (517)546- Interior-Exterior storm panels at wholesale plumbIng, electrical. (313)231- Woodchlps 486Q. 1198. PIANO TUNING Roofing & Siding Wedding Services prices BRIGHTON WINDOW Bark • Top Soil WALLPAPERING Rebuilding 2333. LAWN mamtenance. land- TOPSOIL, black Ulrt. - sand. (313)227-5356. COUNTRy' KITCHEN U-Cart Reconditioning ALL State Roofing. Hot tar scaping, trimming, wall gravel, fill, driveways, loader Cakes Pick your own deSign Heating & Cooling Pre-mixed Concrete Historical and roofing, guaranteed work call ALUMINUM replacement bUlldmg, decks (313)634-7209. work. Bill Ladd. (517)223-8920. Reasonable Rates Anyoccaslon (517)546-1459 Modern temperments (517)546-1949or (313)227·2161. storms and screens, inSide or LAWN maintenance and land- WEEDCUTIING Call!..ou AIR conditioners repaired and MSUTRAINED DANCEY & Son Roofing Com- outSide storms, patio doorwa'i HOWELL catering All occa- 477-9717 scapmg. Spring clean-up and Lots and acreage, Steve, 10- (313)349-1558 Installed. All makes. (517)223- pany. ReSidential and com- storms and 3creens, storm Sions ResponSible rates Call plantmg. Sod laymg, gardens sured. (313l4!l3-6971. STEVEN MANLEY 8Q38 477-9420 mercial. (517)548-3562 and screen repairs Mobile (517)546-3052. (517)546-9649 tilled, light hauling Brush hog (313) 349-0642 • LET me Install your furnaces FRANK's roofing and reroof- service Free estimates after5 pm 39940 Grand River work. CommerCial and ROLSTON SOD and duct work. We sell and 10- Bill's Decorations Ing New roofing also pole Baublitz Glass Company, Novl,Mlch. residential Low rates. Glen SERVICE Welding stall wood and coal furnaces. Wallpapering Plastering barn roofs. Graranteed work. (313)876-5649 DESIGNER LANDSCAPERS (517)223-7255. We also have high effiCiency 349-4751 Very reasonable call for free STORM Windows and doors, HELl-ARC, aluminum. Preparallon for sod and Sodding - Lawn Repair - LIVINGSTON Plastering/- central air concitloners. Com- FEAR BROTHERS eshmate (517)546-7094 inSide storms and patio door stainless steel. ZinC die cast, seedmg, railroad tle~, trees, Lawn Care - Weed Cutting. Texture Contractors. Profes- pelltlve pnces. Fast service. Painting-Staining storms. Also trtple pane brass, etc Evenll\gs and shrubs, patio stones, wood TOPSOIL FREE ESTIMATES - Sional quality, speCial HEEG RoofIng New roofs and Fully insured. call (517)548- Intenor-Extenor replacement Windows. In- weekends, LAKELAND chips and retainer walls. call DEPENDABLE. 459-2150 finishes Insured (313)227- reroofs, repairs Reasonable 2114 for free estimate. Pyro Screened, unscreened, Drywall Repair stallation available Factory WELDING (313)231-2887, Joe now for free estimates All (after 5 p.m.) prices. Free estimates Heatmg. peat, limestone. Any 349-4751 7325 dealer. (313)227-1885 (313)231-3023 work guaranteed. (313)231- (517)546-2468 quantity. WOOD WINDOWS Craftllne 1191. Plumbing KRAUSE'S PROFESSIONAL qual,ty wood Windows at DRIVEWAY gravel, fill dirt, top- (313)349-0116 Lawn Maintenance LICENSED plumbers, no Job to wholesale prices. Let us bid Well Drilling HOME soil delivered. Bulldozer work. Free Est. - Res. - Com'l. BARN PAINTING large or small (517)546-8529. your new home plan, remodel HEATING DelGaudiO Sod Farm (517)546- B,nks aJrless spray STARR CondOS - Apts - Homes. (313)229-8768 or add Ilion. BRIGHTON WIN- 3569. • featuring HElL Healing & SPRING CLEANUPS. References 10 South Lyon, PLUMBING Quality work at a CONSTRUCTION DOW (313)227-5356 McPHERSON Cooling equipment. Fast G.T. Lawn Mamtenance and Reasonable. Lic. No. 26066 Pmckney. Robert Fmnell, fair price (517)546-8707 or (313)476-5341 Tree Service WELL dependable service. Free landscaping. Resldenllal and RAY'S 437-1174 or 437-6039 (517)223-3146. i:? -tr(:{ i:? estimates. of course. commercial. Low rates. Fotis Landscaping CUSTOM pamllng. Interiors or EXPERT ROOFING DRILLING (517)223-7255. K & S & Son Tree removal, 421-9170 Landscaping exteriors Reasonable Free PLUMBING (OLDANDNEW trimming, pruOlng, cabling. 2 Inch Wells Humldlfers, custom duct estimates. Marv Chapman. cavity work, feeding, land SCREENS, POINTS work, furnace cleaning & Nursery (313)231-1330 Repair-Replacement ALUMINUM clearing. (313)477-1744 REPLACED and electronic cleaners. Locksmith CUSTOM painllng. Intenor, SIDING TREE trimmIng, stump STAINLESS STEEL & NATIONAL AWARD exterior, stair>mg, texturing, Modernization ALLRIGHT Locksmiths, keys removal. Insured (517)546- STANDARD TOPSOIL WINNER drywall, taping, sanding ElectriC Sewer CleanlOg TRIM & CUTTERS Insulation made, locks mstalled anti 3810 or (313)437-2270 Screened .aUALITY NURSERY repaired, (313)437-Q993, South (313)535-4251. Call Dan TREE removal and lrlmm'ng QUALITY msulatlon, blown also Garden SOil STOCK Lyon. FOR experienced profes- 363-6464 cellulose, storm Windows and LONG (313)437-9455or (313)453-4461 Serving .LANDSCAPE DESIGN DEADBOL TS mstalled, locks Sional mterlor palnllng and (313}348-0733 doors, aluminum siding. Oaklcond County SOCial • Homeowners ·RE-LANDSCAPING re-keyed. locks repaired. wallpapenng call Tim Kourt at PLUMBING QUALITY roofing, aluminum Licensed and Insured. Free (313)437-1473 MOUNTAINTOP Services • Landscapers .PATIOS- DECKS Keys made and lock-out ser- Siding and gutters, re-roof or • estimates. (313)227-2573. AND Accounts Honored -SOD vice. Reasonable rates. FRANK'S Palnllng, we do ex- new, tear ofts Licensed and TREE CO. • Prompt Delivery CHIRRI & SONS ·RETAINERWALLS (313)227-1484. terior pamtmg also stammg FANCY BATH IOsured. Free estimates. Reasonable rates Free Expert tree tnmmlng & Window Cleaning INSULATION In BUSiness 29 years -HYDROSEEDING (313)227-2573. Maid Service estamates Also drop ceiling BOUTIQUE removal. Prompt profes- JACK ANGLIN ROOFING Experienced, Sional service. RESII')ENTIAL, commerCial TRI-POL YMER work. (",all (517)546-7094 Servmg the area FOAM Northwest Area 474-1040 DAILY 8 a.m.-6 p.m. BETTER MAIDS a unique gift reasonable, guaranteed. Free eshmate call Steve HOUSE pamllng, exteriOi since 1949 None formaldehyde foam. Novi Area 349-2195 624-6666 idea. Weekly, monthly, spring (313)227-3328 (313)348-3730 (313)437-6220 Reasonable pnces. Free 190 E. Main Street Safe enough to eat. housekeeping. (517)546-2001. WOLVERINE RooflOg and 624-6752 estimates (517)521-3967 or Northville-349-0373 SAVE 10% Siding, new roofs, reroof, tear Upholstery When you call us delGaudlo 1825 W. MAPLE ROAD Moving and Storage (517)521-3586. FIBERGLASS- off and roof repair Aluminum on Saturday INTERIOR, exterior palntmg CUSTOM upholstering and CELLULOSE DOWNS Movmg Company. Pole Buildings Siding and trim, aluminum gut- One Call SOD FARMS L1N-MAR tree and lanscapmg, Expenenced crew. (313)349- ters, licensed and insured. drapenes. Quality work. WALLS AND ATTICS Licensed stateWide. Pianos Places your ClaSSified Ad Growers of quality turf. lawn mamtenance. sod laying 5377. ANCHOR BUilding, liVingston Free estimates. (313)887-7809. Reasonable prices Free pick Replacement windows or delivered. (313)449-8197. Reasonable, Independent up and delivery. Gallery 310 In over 65,000 homes Bluegrass blend. Pickup JOHN Polkow, profeSSional County's pole bUilding and storms. Licensed- (313)422-2288,(313)227-4588 (313)227-3201 NorthVille (313)346-3022 and delivery. LANDSCAPE. Design and con- pamter. Reasonable rates. speCIalist since the 60's • Certified-Insured. HOWELL MOVING and struction. Tree and shrub (517)546-2819. (517)546-1088 SERRA'S Interiors & STORAGE. Hourly or flat rate. NOVI (313)346-3024 CARE AND QUALITY (517)546-3569 planling. Sodding and Upholstery, 116 N Lafayette, call (517)546-8Q36 or (517)521- MILFORD PAINTING- DON'T be misled by cheap Low prices-free estimates seedmg. Lawn maintenance. residential and commerCial, prices from out of town South Lyon (313)437-2838 South Lyon (313)437-4133 GARDENER'S will rotollll, Livmgston County Landscap- 4073 after 5 p.m. or any lime ~ also texturing. Experienced m bUilders. Deal With a local AND SIDING (313) 348-7508 plow or disk. (313)349-2499 for Ing. (517)546-5642, evenings on weekends or holidays. Wallpaparlng top quality work, fully msured. licensed bUilder who Will be Walled Lake (313)66~2121 estimate. (517)546-4687. BAGGETT James Klepser, (313)685-7130. here when you need us. call FOR expenenced profes- NINO'S Trucking and Gradmg. ROOFING AND SIDING Music Instruction PAINTING, Interior and ex- Don LeWIS at Hardwood sional Intenor painting and (313)876-0064.(313)876-5001. HOT ASPHALT BUlL T- terior. Free estimates. ASSOCiates for a prompt wallpapering call Tim Kourt at PIANO and organ instruction, UP ROOFS, SHINGLE PREISS sod farm, growers of quotation on your next pole (313)437-1473. p~,;-;rf} Reasonable rales. Call quality turf. Sod picked up. also theory. Lewis bUilding (517)548-1 165 Help Wanted 240 Automobiles 165 Help Wanted 166 Help Wanted Sales 170 Situations Wanted 210 Boat~ ~ Equipment 220 Auto Parts 230 Trucks TRANSPORTATION a Service PART-time cashiN for party MA-TURE woman deSire!: 15 Foot run·a·bout. older. 50 1977 Ford-stake -;-12 fOOl.- 400. store. experience requtred apartment cleantng Novi In- (~,) hp EVlnrude. trailer $500 PICK-UP cap for 8 foot box. heavy duty. excellent condl- MONZA, 1980, Hat- (517)546-2598 CAN'T WORK 9 to 5? dependance Green ared Call (313)878-5306 fair condlloon. $50 Also. 250 2 lIOn $4.000 (313)629-4495 chback, 5,000 MILES, beforo 3 pm or after 9 pm cylinder Yamaha. burnt. $50 SECURITY PART-time cashier wanted tn SELL AVON and work 20 Foot 1978 Carlson Glastron. 1966 RanCilero-;-good co"dl~ (313)348-0867 (313)3493433 after 4 p m stereo. OFFICER Novi party ~tore Varted hours, when you want. Call 201 Motorcycles 460 Ford. Berkley Jet drove, tlon. runs $325 (313)229-7516 afternoons. nights. PLASTERER. free estimates. trallor (313)632-6466 PICKUP box. eight foot: Ford. Marlene Hoellg (313) WANTED FOrd engine for 361- weekends Must be 21 Call speCialiZing tn patching and 1978 Honda 550K. falrong. 1978 Hydra Sports. 16 foot 1978 Slight damage $150 JEANNOTTE University of Michigan 425-8989. 360-330 heavy duty· 391 heavy (313)624-7684 betNeen 11 am alterations Call any lime crash bar. sIssy bar and pad bdss boat and trailer Taking (313)437-0912 Ho~pltal duty (517)223-8955 PONTIAC and 2 pm (:l!.3~64'~2? or (313)261~5746 Excellent condlton $1.300 bids Call First Naloonal Bank. RADIAi.- tlies.touGLR7a:15 Sheldon Ad • at M-14 University Hospital IS RN or LPN update nursing HIGH commiSSion. monthly PIANO lessons given In my (313)88!-66~, after 6 ()I) pm Howell (517)546-3150. Exten· $40 (313)229-9485. after 235 Vans PLYMOUTH seeking qualified can- skills and caring for the elder- bonus. semi annual bonus HONell home Have teachtng HONDA 500-4. all stOCk, ex- Slon 223 600pm Sdles by appointment only didates for the POSition of ly Inservlce trallltng prOVided experoence Reasonable fee cellent condItion. $750 IMPERIAL 15 foot trl-ilUil.-sOhp --TOMoSSPEED SHOP- 19n Ford van. V-8. power Complete trammg program Security Officer College Taktng applicatoons for part- (517)548-3540 after 2 p mAsk (313)624-2248 before noon EVlllrude. 2 fuel tanks. canvas. SpeclalizOllg OIl restoraloon steerong. power brakes. 453-2500 Complete health tnsurance degree In Pollc<> Ad- time and vacation relief, Mon- forChero 1973 Honda SL-350 -Excellent CB antenna. trailer $2.900 parts for 1964'1>- 1973 automatoc. SI.200 1976 Ford CHEVROLET Citation. 1980. National company Please call ministration desorable or day thru Friday. 1000 a m to REUPHOl.STERING and shape. 6.600 miles $450 (313)231-1888 Mustangs 3858 Trade Center van as above. best offer. Aor. automatoc. stereo. two 3 m G'eenbnar. (517)546- 10m Schang. manager. equivalent police ex- 00 P repairs Reasonable price (517)546-9811 1978 Johnson 25 hp motor Drive Ann Arbor (313)973- (517)223-9684 tone blue. four cylinder. 19 op- peflence E,(cellenl 4210 Brighton Office (313)227-4240 69n Pick up and delivery (313)437- 750Honda;-1972~rebulii Geneva pontoon boat. $650 1979 GMC van. custom. low tions (313)348-~ _ benefits package Please HIGHproht If you enjoy peo. 9112 engme. failing and bags. good (313)231-9192 TWO F70-14 Goodyear mileage. $5.600 (313)629-3234 1975Chevrolet Malibu. straight pie and love onglnal Oil pam- contact RESPOr-.SIBLE chlldcare. full condition, $900 or best SUMMER BOAT DOCKAGE Polyglas GT lires. 1 month old. 6 cylmder. new radials. $1.250 WANTED tongs then thiS IS for you Top TWO 1979 GMC vans. 1 '12 ton 1 or part·tlme. NorthVille (313)227·4092 Thursday or FII- access to 7 beaullful lakes. excellent condlloon. (313)437- or offer. (313)227-4107. quality great host hostess 3!4 ton Great shape Take over Andrew Perez (313)~49.::6397 _ dayalter8 pm camptng. lmmlng. ftshlllg 5797alter 5 30 P m 1980- Cutlass. low- mIleage. plan No delivenes ArtiStiC In- s.... payments Call Bob (313)227- MANPOWER RETIRED man needs work HONDA~-1974. - CS:--350. All Within 30 minutes from 1973 Vega for parts $100 crUise. air. stereo. extras University of tenors (313)476-4539 4 2880 Pamlong. lawn. any odd lobs cylinder. excellent condition. HD.-,,:ell Phone (313~~2494 _ (313)878-3321 $6.975 (517)548-1261 Michigan Hospital INFLATION get!;ng you dowrl? Has pIckup. reasonable sIssy bar. luggage rack. Side 15 ft fiberglass Starcralt With 240 Automobiles TEMPORARY Earn extra tncome from your 225 Autos Wanted 19n Chrysler Cordoba, 35.000 300N. Ingalls (517)546-5514 bags (313)878-6386 50 h electriC. With trailer home (313)887-1781 P. A sun roof speCial. $99 95 In- miles (313)349-4200. (313)624- ~' Ann Arbor. MI48109 SPEC IA lrateSHOWeTi 1974 Honda Trail CTgO- -E;': Alter 4 p m (313)349-7286 BUYING Junk cars and late 8827 " INTERESTED tn a career tn stalltlon available V. & S SERVICES Children Center. 1290 Byron cellent condllton. 620 I11lles. model wrecks We sell used 1974120foot Signa Thunderbird Fabrications (313)632·6323. 1978 Cutlass Brougham. 260 Real Estate? Call today for an Road Drop In. welcome Just $450 (313)349-5046 parts at reasonable prices D. A Non-DISCriminatory. Af- HAS OFFICE JOBS apotntment With a company trl-hull. bow roder. 188 Mer- 9amt05pm V8, aor. stereo Many options. $9 per day. $6 half a day Open Mlechlels Auto Salvage. Excellent condition $4.195. formative Action Employer WITH GOOD PAY With a proven record. profes- HONDA CL-450. good cond,- crUiser Inboard outboard With BUYING Junk cars and late 6 30 a m. to 6 p m. (517)546- lion. $450 Honda CL-350. (517)546-4111. (313)887-9878 Sional tratntng. tops tn adver- 2600 Shoreline tilt trailer $4.000 or model wrecks We sell used Secretafles, typist. needs repaIr. $150 Suzuki. TS- best offer ~3)887-220_8 __ parts at reasonable proces D 19n Cadillac Eldorado Blar- LEGAL Secretary Type 70 tlStng Licensed or unlicens- Jack Cauley Chevrolet stenos. word processors THE Sewtng Bee - Beautiful 125. needs repall. $100 Mlechlels Auto Salvage. rotz. loaded. 28.000 miles. ....pm mmlmum experienced ed Century 21 Brighton 12 foot alumtnum boat. $125 3 PAYS TOP SDOLLAR$ Call MANPOWER for an in- custom sewing at below store (313)878-5818 (517)548-4111. SS.5OO(313)227-3213 preferred Se~d resume to Towne Company Howell Of- horse Sears outboard. $100 FOR SHARP USED CARS tervlewappOlntment bought prtces (517)546-3886 1980 Harley DavldsOnSporl- POBox 400 Northville. MI hce (517)548-1700. Brtghton of- Both $200 (313)632-7826 alter JACK CAULEY evenlllgs. ster XLS, 2800 miles $3.600 or 48167 fice (313)229-2913 ~OO p~ ~_ ·CHEVROLET- WOODCUTIER seeks new best offer (313)227-6473 after NEEDED 15V, foot Saf-t-mate. 40 horse ORCHARD LAKE RD. 1980 CHEVROLET LIVE-IN mature refmed lady to woods to clear. Eventngs. STEVENSON'S care for elderly mother, MANPOWER ProfeSSional. expertenced ~------Evmrude motor. trailer. ex- Between 14 & 15 Mile Rds CAPRICE (313)437-9579 1973 Jawa. 360 cc. brand new. drivers license requtred Realtor ASSOCiates Call for an tras (313)231-1793 855-9700 9 passenger Estate WILL babY-Sit. Fowlerville and 1.200 miles First $400 (313)227-5244 appotntment Ask for Annie THE FLEET IS IN Deck boats. Now upto Wagon Loadedl Factory TEMPORARY NICHOLS REALTY. Inc Howell area Monday thru Fro· (313)629-4408 LINGUIST Men-Nomen. nc runabouts. I/O·s. pontoons. 228 Construction OffiCial SAVE' (313)348-3044 day Ask for Ltnda (517)546- 1978 Kawasaki KD-l00M. ex- $50.00cash paid JACK CAULEY experience necessary $2.500 outboards Dry or wet boat & Equipment 2466 cellent COnditiOn. $325. • CHEVROLET - bonus to qualified high school SERVICES PHONE sales (313)348-7857 dockage. factory tramed ser· for junk cars WANT a sparkling clean (517)548-2508 ORCHARD LAKE RD. graduate Jam the U S Army. YOU can earn extra tncome vice center. Young's Store LIFT TRUCKS. recondllooned. home? Try me I Will work hard High prices Between 14 & 15 Mile Rds. ages 17 to 34 595 Forest, Col- from your home Call Kone:l 1979 Kawasaki KX 250. good and Malina. Gregory. (313)498- Many models to chOice from to please you. Referances condition. never raced $BOO 2494 call (313)231·3070. for 855-9700 ony Plaza. Plymouth. Livonia Company (313)437-9329 after (313)685-2285 (313)437-92S5 late model wrecks Michigan (313)455-mO (313) 478-1130 330 pm 16 foot Thompson Runabout. 230 Trucks LOOKING to r-partnerto -eX. WILL clean houses or offtces 1973 KTM 125cc 1975 Yamaha S50 (313)878-5326 Call anytime (313)231-3465 CITATION, 1980. V-8. four pand wholesale outlet. part- 170 Situations Wanted 8Occ. Mml enduro Both titled 19n 3!4 ton Chevy, dual wheel. RN or LPN needed. part-time. 215 Campers, Trailers door. white. hatchback. full time flexible hours (517)548- WILL do baby Sllttng tn Hell. and cheap Northstar boots. 12 foot high cube van. runs (313)887-1482 430 to 830 pm Call (313)685- ALL sprtng or weekly cleanong power. many extras. Excellent 1417 MIchigan area (313)876-8346 size 5'1> (517)548-3374 & Equipment good. 350 engine $2.500 1400 or apply West Hickory beaullfully done by a Christian condition. reasonable. LADIES -preTe~rred -Earn Haven. 3310 West Commerce YOU gro.... It. we mow It KAWASAKI KZ 400. low miles (313)227-7016 woman home economist (In 1978 Apache. hard Sides. pop- 1974 Blazer. automatic. aor. (313)348-3893 ~ad. Milford. 9 am to 3 pm Lawns any size (313)229-4115 $650 (313)632-7376after 5 p.m 1978 Chevy. 3!4 ton, V-8. load· money dlsplaymg fashions profeSSional mald's uniform) up, sleeps 6. tnSlde- outSide power steering. power 1979 Caproce ClaSSIC wagon For ontervlew call (313)231-3029 REAL estate salesperson With 1968 Moto GuZZI V-700 Shalt kitchen. Itghtwelght. must ed. 18.000 miles. Hartland .1 for homes and bustnesses brakes. $1.200. (313)231-3185. Fully loaded. low miles. ex- ....1 or (313)231-1769 commercial. tndustrtal or va- dllve. failing. bags Good con- sell. $1.950 or best offer. (313)887-2946 Also full service homemaker's 1969 BUick Gran Sport. not cellent condltoon. $6.000 cant acreage experience skills expertly performed dllton. (517)223-3229 (517)546-4201 1972 Chevy flatbed. 350 S750 MATURE"""ve-m for elderly 175 Business & runnmg. best offer. 1967 Pon- (313)229-9261 Landmark Real Estate, (517)546-0046. couple one bedridden Call child superviSion. laundry. Professional Services 1972 Suzuki TS-125. $400 or 1979 Coachman Leprechan. 22 toac Grand Prix. not runnmg, 19n Cougar XR 7. automatic. Brtghton. MI. (313)229-2945 after 7 30 pm. (517)546-8325. meal preparation etc etc best offer (517)!>46-2611 foot. self contamed motor best offer 350 Chevy heads. air. rear wmdow defogger. full (517)546-2222 anvlime on weekends RECEPTIONIST - TYPIST ARCHITECTURAL deSign. fee 1973 Suzuki 500 CC two stroke. home. excellent condllton. $100. 1973 Camero parts. 1969 power. am-fm stereo. rust pro- /,fA TU RE~y:-Tlve-1 n. POSition With city of Brtghton ALTERATIONS baSIS (313)227-5340. two cylinder. only 12.000 8.000 miles. sleeps 8. (313)437· 1980 BLAZER Cheville Interior. Other ofed $3.200 (517)548-1309. household dulles. Novi area TrE'asurers department Typ- and sewtng for ht. for restyl- ADULT Foster care home. 24 miles Like new. also has 5617after 6 pm 4x4 Silverado. trallerlng miscellaneous car parts 1980 Citation. V-6 automatoc. (313)349-6512 tng and clertcal skills re- IIlg. for comfort. for value call hour superviSion. bachelors wllldshieid $650 (313)227- 40 Foot box semi-trailer $BOO speCial. loaded Factory (517)548-0804 lots of extras SS.600 (313)229- Qutred Must possess mature Mill TA R':'Y:-:'--:::P:-o-ol-'c-e~--;t-o<1-e-n- Carmen (313)437-8071 only. Country atmosphere 7345. call after 6 00 p m (517)548-2867 offiCial Like New Only BUMP and pamt msurance 8955 judgement and be able to han- $550 month (517)546-0651 $7985 women. no expertence ARE you a busy lady, no lime 1980 Suzuki GN-400 Mint con- FOR rent. Pop-up trailer $100 claims welcomed. 10% rebate 1974 Cadillac. 4 door. loaded dle public tactfully. effiCiently JACK CAULEY npcessary Qualified high for housework? Call Mrs A & H Drvwall Flntshers Pro- dition. smgle. 2.500 miles. 75 per week (313)349-5522. on labor thru May. Stop by and 1973 Olds 88. 4 door, runs and curtlousiy both tn person - CHEVROLET- school graduate Joon the U. Hoban (313)887-6330 or feSSional drywall hangtng, tap- mpg $1.300 (517)548-9434 see us V S Fabrocatlons good Your chOice S395. and by telephone Future FIBERGLAS truck camper. ORCHARD LAKE RD. S Army. ages 17 to 34 595 (313)363-5734 tng and texturong Insured 1979 Suzuki 550 GL $1.900 or (313)632-6323 Terms. $200 down. $25 a week • responsibilities Will tnvolve summer and wtnter. panelled Between 14 & 15 Mile Rds. Forest. Colony Plaza. ADULT Foster care home. 24 (517)521-4759 best offer Work phone (313)878-5330 ...- tratntng and use of PBX phone InSide Must sell $250 855-9700 Plymouth. Michigan (313)455- hour superviSion. bachelors communications system CARPENTRY, decks. addi- (313)231-2900. Ask for Dean. (517)548-2107 1977 Cutlas. small V·8. mo only Country atmcsphere. Before buying a ------throughout all city oppora- tIOns All types of remodeling After6 pm. (517)546-1529 1978 Impala 28 If travel traIler. automatoc. power steering. MENTALLY Retarded/- SS50month (517)546-0651 Small Jobs appreCiated. power brakes. 38.000 miles. Mns Salary $700 to $BOO per SUZUKI 50cc motor Trallhop- 2 door. rear bedroom. middle 1974 Chevy V, ton pickup. Used Car see De.elop....,ental Dls"b,lIty staff BABYSITIING Grand River Licensed (313)227-5340 per $125 Good condItion rustproofed. Just like new. month POSition available bath. loaded Excellent condi- power brakes. power steer· posllion. full or part-time. upon clOSing of tntervlews All Chilson Road area Expertenc- CONCRETE work all type com- (313)663-5320 tion (517)223-3746. One owner, $3.100 (313)878- adult partial da\' program with Ing. CB. am-fm 8 track. new SOUTH LYON applications must be submit- ed (517)546-6826 merCial and resldenloal. new TWO Honda XL 70~ 1974. good 5330 emphasIs on life skills and ac- LAYTON 19 foot travel traIler. tires. front L-78-15. rear 1100- ted on or before 5 pn. Monday BABY,sltttng. Bnghton area. and repair 30 years ex- condition $400 both firm. After 1969 Chevy Impala. good tl.,t,es of dally liVing qood condition Self- 15. air shocks. trailer hitch. MOTORS June 8. 1981 Apply to City of days only. any age (313)227- peroence Gene Weber Con- motor. $150 4216 Stemacker M' um educatlon- ~~517)5~6-E.£ _ contamed. sleeps 6 S1.095 sllcIIlg rear Window. step 105 S. Lafayette Brtghton 306 West Matn. 9179 strucloon (313)522-2661 (517)548-308505 (517)546-2050 Road. Howell after 4 pm, associates degree on health 1979 Yamaha 650 Special II. low bumper $1.000 (313)685-7329. South Lyon Brtghton. Michigan DRAPERY related fteld Wit. some ex- BRIGHTON High School stu- mileage. excellent condition OVERSTOCKED chrome 1968 Chevy love yard dump Phone 437-1177 1970 Dodge Dart SWinger. $100 woven woods. vertical and perience onwork" 9 With men- SALES - MANAGER - OFFICE dent With large tractor looktng $1.500 firm (517)546-5708 after bumpers for motor homes 327. standard transmiSSion Used Cars negotiable. (313)231-3631 horozontal blinds at discount tally retarded/de\E:!lopmental Local KIIleltco dealer looktng for summer work BrUSh hog. 5pm Blemished $65. good $90 Excellent condlloon S2.900. 1976 Datsun B210. 4 door. proces Call (313)437-0953 Bought & Sold disability populatlor An equal for dynamiC experienced mowtng. etc (313)227-7500 1973 Yamaha 175 Enduro. $200 Brad's R V (313)231-2nl (517}625-7992 automatic. all. 8 track stereo •• water condltlontng salesper- GARDEN plOWing and rotOIoIl- opportunity employer Send CHILD care. full-tIme. $35 per (517)546-1345. 1968 Puma tent camper. 1981 Chevrolet diesel plck·up 1968 BUick Skylark converti- $2.295. (313)685-3666 .. , son to open branch office tn Ing (313)685-0259 resume to Llvmgston County week Including nursery 1975 850 Yamaha. electllc sleeps 7. good condition S600 Air. automatic. other extras 20 ble Rough but can be 1976 Datsun B-210 Very good Western Oakland County Communtty Mental Health school. pony ndes. sWlmm- HOROSCOPES done Frank. start. 4.000 miles $1.000 (517)223-3567 MPG $9.000 (313)629-2035 restored eaSily Runs good condltoon. $1.700 (517)548- Must be a self starter. able to mg. camp setting. children Services. 21()..B S Highlander 2V, honest. confidential ESP (313)878-5306 P1CK-=uPcamper. ---self-= 1978Chevrolet Scottsdale. half S500 (517)223-3445 after 2818 Way. Howell. MI 43843 manage and motive people thru 12 Pace's ABC Play Park. readings Call Nancy Howle 1978 Yamaha XS-400 road bike contamed. 6 years old. sleeps ton pickup. four wheel drove. 600 pm 1975 Ford Granada. 350. ThiS IS a pOSItion With a future (313)878-3087. (517)546-3298 MATURE babysiller needed ~S950 Fenton. (313)750-9120 V-8 engOlle. power steering. Earntng potentoal $30.000 plus. Excellent shape. new ttres. '76 BUick Century. 8 cylinder. automatic. 8 cylinder. 2 door. full time days. also occasional CHILD care. Howell. anytime, LAND leveltng and SOil power brakes. dual tanks. bonus and proftt shartng Call wllldshieid. crash bars. lug- 19n Shasta. 2350 model Fully all. 1m radiO. good mileage. $1.000 or best offer (313)629- evenmgs One and two years Latson school bus. (517)546- preparatIOn. soddtng and other extras. low mileage Call Mrs Hagyard at (313)373·2070 gage rac,",s. turn Signals Low self contallled mcludmg tub $1.500 (313)437-8689 4495 ~_;_ old My home. South Lyon- 2611 -',. seeding New homes a alter 6 00 pm. (313)971-5631 to arrange for IIltervlew f!l.I.leage $BOO~13l6.~~ and shoNer Lots of storage. 1973 BUick Opel. 25 m p g • 1974 Ford LTD, engtne needs area (313)437-9590_ speCialty Private dnves and CHILD care. Fowlerville area. 19n Yamaha Enduro 100 excellent condition 1(313)632- slick. many new parts $825 work. new tiles. brakes $300 SUMMER Jobs J'-o-;-b'-s-av~a-;II:-a;-bl;-e roads graded Free estimates NURSES. RN and LPN Open- lots of love. pleasant surroun- Showroom condition. low 7136 (313)227·7647. firm (517j548-14n mgs available onsuburban nur- for youths from 14 to 21 years dings (517)223-3954 (313)227-7562 1973 GMC PICKUP old Must be reSIdents of L,v- mileage SS50 ftrm (313)437- SPECIAL package 1978 Ram· 1972 Ford statoon wagon. song faCIlity on alternoons and LICENSED builder Rough. Automatic transmiSSIOn. 1979 BUick LaSaber. loaded. CHILD care. any age. day or 3621 charger With plow. 29.000 $5.500. (517)548-7375. needs some repaor. $300. midnights Excellent beneftts tngston County and meet ftnlshed carpentry. masonry power steering and hOur Hamburg area (313)426- 1978 Yamaha DT-l~ Engtne miles 1976 23 foot Holiday (517)548-6m • FleXible hours. 4 hour shilts other eligibility requirements work Kitchen and bathrooms brakes. camper top Very '9n BUick Century V-6 4 door The Summer Youth Program IS 3824 just rebUilt. new chain. Wide World. fully self· available Contact Director of speCialties Workmanship clean $1285 coupe Power brakes. power 1972 Ford Gran Tormo. SS50 • CONSCIENTIOUS hard· sprocket. cables. seat Ex· contamed. atr. custom op- Nursong. (313)4n-2ooo Equal for young people from low tn· guaranteed Free estimate JACK CAULEY steering. air condltoonmg Call after 6 p m (313)685-7439 come families Earn $3 35 per worktng young lady deSires cellent condition $395 tions Includes quad stereo Opportun,ly_ Employe! _ (517)546-7860 - CHEVROLET- (313)227-4536 1975 Ford Granada. new parts. POSition as veterinary assIs- (517)548-202>3 Will separate $4.000 each or hour For more IIlformatoon ORCHARD LAKE RD good gas mileage $800. NEED grandmother t, pe baby· ca-'-!1~17)546-7~ _ tant or related field Seven RAINBOW trout farm We YA MAHA-:-.:':::;;19;:;n:;-."'CX~S-~750::;;--;;8-;;.000;;-;;$7.500 both (517)521-4862 sliter for 2 little girls ages 4 stock ponds Bass. Bluegill. Between 14 & 15 Mile Rds (313)227-4763 SERVICEMAN f':lr water condl' years experience With miles $1,750 (517)851-8614 TRUCK-cap $219 and up Gap 855-9700 SLJNBIRDS and 6 Wednesdays. medium Sized hospital tn Brown Brook and Rainbow replacement parts. Hours 9 00 19n Ford Granada. 4 speed Mners Must be familiar With 1975 Yamaha Trtal 80 dirt bike 5 To Choose From Thursdays. Fridays Satur- Oakland County speclalizmg Trout. Perch. etc (313)878- to 500 m Monday through With overdrive. am-fm stereo. Llvlllgston Count, area Ex- $250 1976 Rutman mml-blke. P days Pay negollable Will m small anomals Contact 2179 Friday 9:0 3 p m Saturday excellent condltoon Sellmg supply transportation. pertenced only need apply $125 Both excellent condllton 1971 Chevy '12 ton. auto. new JEANNOTTE low due high mileage. all Call (313)437-2054 or (313)227- Chert at (517)223-9708 TRUCK for hire. haul anythtng. 1852 Old us-no Bllghton (517)546-0696 (313)~2_7-_63_64_._.,.---,--o::_-,-- pamt. wagon wheels. push PONTIAC highway miles $1.500. 6169 for appotntment DAY care. licensed home. low clean out garages. (313)227-3763 ---OFFICE NURSE 1973 Yamaha enduro 125. low bumper. gauges. new brakes. (517)548-6794 weekdays after rates. fenced yard. West M-36. basements. yards. etc 1972 pop up Trailer. sleeps 4. Sheld~n Rd .• at M-14 SELF motivated job Ex- mileage. good condition. $400 very good condition S950 or 5 p m. or weekends Part-time Please send PIIlckney (313)378-6496 (313)437-1994 $425 (313)437-9176 PLYMOUTH pertence tn diverSified book- (313)229-4493 _ best (313)437-6445 resume to Ron Gu M D 8163 TWO Chrostlan women for 19n Ford Pmto squire statoon keepmg and typmg skills 5 EXPERIENCED painter. In- TRAILER, tandem four wheel. 1974 Ford F-l00. V-8. West Grand River. Brighton. cleanmg of homes. offices. wagon. low mileage. 20 mpg. to days Call Walled Lake teroor and exteroor, very cheap 205 Snowmobiles steel frame. wood Side ralls. automatic. runs good. body 453-2500 48116 apartments. bUSinesses V-6. automatoc. all. light blue .- Employment Service (313)669- proces and very good work Itghts Excf:llent condlhon rusty Asking $595 Make an OLAN M-;jiS-has openmgs for (313)231-1817 1979 PolariS TX-440 Beautiful (313)231-1898 2649 (313)437-8064. $BOO (313)227-1868 offer (313)878-9938. se\eral telephone apPolllt- condition. hIgh performance FORD 1976 LTO Brougham. all GOT a dirty house? Call me for TUTORING. your home All 8x36 Trailer. excellent ment clerks Experience not SITIER wanted Person need· $1.200 With SUit and helmet 1972 BUick Skylark. 42.000 power except seats Ex- help. (313)685-3458 subjects. all levels Adults. reSidence while bUlldmg a necessary. we tralll Hourse ed to come In or IIve-tn to lake 1980 Arcllc Cat 5000 EI Tigre miles. mechantcally excellent. pressway miles. Excellent children Certified teachers home. gomg to school or hun- 9 a m to 1 p m and 5 p m to care of young child (313)227- HELP us beat InflatIOn We'lI Beautiful condition. hIgh per- body faor (517)548-8038 mechanical condition Nice 2466 -,-- __ Day. nIght servIce (313)358- ltng $1.000 or best offer 9 p m Apply III person only to help you beat house work formance $1.500 (313)227-1805 Rent 1974 Chevy Suburban Ex- lookmg. small rust spots Ex- 0099 (313)878-9216alter 5 p m. Bill Stanley. Room 14. Burk's W M C A secretary/program blues 2 honest. hard working. after 530 pm cellent condltoon. 49.000 actual cellent transportation. Askmg dependable women Reslden- TUTORING Certified teacher TRAILER H D • from Dodge Motel. 8029 W Grand River. aide 40 hours per week. 9to 5 1980 Skl-Doo~uard. 400 3,. miles $1.500 firm. (313)437- Sl 500 41650 Borchart Drove. ltal or cfftce Sue and EVle ,n Hamburg area seeks ton bed. good puller. good Brighton Equal OpportUntty Must meet CETA re- miles. Itke new Tach. cover a 1994. Novi (313)348-6479 students for summer tutorong Employer _ qUirements of weeks of (517)223-3147 hauler $200 (313)229-9485. (313)231-3435 $1.7CO (517)546-1867 1978 Cougar XR-7 Dove gray. 1978~ FalrmOilt302 unemployment. Oakland HOUSE cleantng. also SOlllor alter 6 00 pm PERMANENT full and part- 1974 Skl-Doo. excellent condl- power steering. power automatic. power steering. country reSidency. age 16 to Citizen prices Good TWO yards black dirt. top SOil. TANDEM axletraller 1979. 7 time sales clerks Twelve !,!'..n.. $500_(517}548-7375 _ Car brakes. tilt wheel. AM-FM power brakes. air Very low _ 21 years old West Oakland droveway gravel Delivered Oaks Malt gift shop Apply at reference (517)548-1471 ton capacity. With Sides and stereo. aor-condltloned mileage. no rust $3.500. W M CA. Milford (313)685- $25 (313)878-3862 Yankee Peddler I would like to do house work. 210 Boats & Equipment fold dONn ramp Excellent for $3.500. Call after 5.00 pm. (313)878-9081evemngs ' • 3020 WEDDING and all- occasion hay or vehicle hauling Best - - -~ ------Please call LIIlda (313)449- - - or (517)548-1637. PHONE work from yoorhome ~ cakes done In my home 1978 AMF Crestltner. Johnson Must be able to call Howell WAITRESSES Expertenced 4031. ~fferJ517)54~083~ _~_ 1976 Cougar wagon. only Apply tn person 2 to (313)231·1817 Javeltn 85 HP engtne All area Call (313)541-4809 bet- IF you need baby Siller for the VEGA. 23 foot travel trailer Automatic. air. power steer- 1980 CITATION 4 DOOR covertlble top. many extras. ween 10 a m and 4 pm 5p m Cervl's White House summer or only now and then Fully self·contame1. excellent Truck mg. power bra~es. cruise con- Automatic. transmiSSion. Manor 43180 Ntne Mile, at power tilt and tllm Used 1 weekdays Experoenced. Fowlerville area 185 Business condition. sleeps SIX $2.450 trol. Excellent COnditIOn. Must power steerong and Novi Road. Nov-'-- _ year $5.000 (313)437-3343. brakes. V·6 engone. tu- (517)223-3921 OpportlJnities (313)349-4530 sell Asking $1.495 or best of- PART-time secretary wanted. (313)437-8683 tone paint. 7500 miles On- 25-30 hours per week Good WANTED. expertenced male L1TILE DUDES RANCH. full 1969 wheelCamperSleeps fer (313)349-5756 vocalist for worktng rock band A factory-autilollZed shop. 25 ly S5985. typing skills and knowledge of child care services al $40 per DELI· Lake area near Bnghton SIX. smk. furnace. slove. ex- Dan. (313)878-6741 fiberglass boat repair JACK CAULEY general office procedures week. nursery school. before- and Howell Volume over tras Fatr condlton. $500 Gelcoats. metal flakes. and -CHEVROLET- necessary. May lead to full· WOMAN needed for part·tlme $170.000 Price including in- (5.!7)~23~812 _ to after school services. drop-in Imrons 10% rebate on all ORCHARD LAKE RD lime Send resume to K M. drtvlng Apply RRRJJ Jig Gnn- Call (313)231-3666 for reglstra- ventory SS5.000 With $15.000 GM Executive Cars labor for dtrect savlllg to you 220 Auto Parts Between 14 & 15 Mile Rds POBox K. New Hudson. MI dmg 1480 US-23. Hartland loon and information down Call or write Sid ~an- Fresh, V S Fabllcatlons. (313)632- Service choose 855-9700 48165 MIChlg~ _ cock. home (517)655-3795 & Just Arrived LICENSED praclocal nurse and LaNoble Really Co BUSiness 6323 1978 Dodgliplcku pbOx- $SO New Car Warranties ~19;;:7;-;4--;:;Fo::-r:::d~Lc;T:;;D:--w-=a-:g-:o-:n-.-=r:-:u::-:ns " , 166 Help Wanted Sales mother wlshee to do baby- Brokers. 1516 East Michigan BROWNING 120 Hp-;nboard. from • Are you an sitting. Bllghton area. (313)878-5326 Avenue. Lanstng. Michigan outboard Excellent condilion 9 To Choose From good. body rust Needs water (313)227-9367 experienced: AVON has one opentng tn 48912. Phone (517)482-1637 AM/FM stereo 8 traCk. tilt DELCOFreedom 60 battery-;-2 At Large Savings pump $250 (313)227-9549. Howelf. one tn Brighton months old. 60 month warran- SECRETARY LICENSED child care M S U OWN your own Jean Shop. go steeling wheel. ski tow bar. FT FT FT 1979 Fiesta. top condltoon. 38 Township. and one In ty. paid $70 asktng $50 or best STENOGRAPHER degree In child care. Howell direct - no middle man, no skiS. full canvas cover also 12 ·18 ·22 JEANNOTTE MPG actual. fUlly under- Hartland Excellent earntng offer (517)546·6717. alter (517)548-9397 salesman's fee Offering all separate top cover that In- coated. sun roof. rear JUNIOR OR SENIOR OpportuOlly. Interviewing 1m· 500pm PONTIAC MOTHER wls-'-h-es-~t-o-d-'-o---:fu-:I-:-I·the nationally know brands closes boat 140 hours and MOVING VANS defroster. AM radiO. $4.100 TYPIST mediately (313)227-1426. Sheldon Rd .• at M-14 Iome babY-Silting. located at such as Jordache. Vanderbilt. trailer With electllc Winch FOURchrome-reverse wheels (313)227-3nO after 6 DICTAPHONE (313)629-7045 for F-l00 Ford pickup. five bolt LOCAL PLYMOUTH North Terntoroal and Webster CalVin Klelll. Sedgefteld. LeVI $5.500 or best offer (313)629- 1974 Ford 4 door Tormo. Ex- OPERATOR AMWAY dtreCtgolllg- out of Church Roads. (313)426-4335 and over 70 other brands. 2035 Good coMltoon. WIth tires or cellent mechamcal condltoon. PBX OPERATOR $100 (517)223-3445 after bustness. found a more pro- MOMS. work or need time for $13.500 00 Includes beglnnmg CANOE Salo-- atHeavner 453-2500 Good rubber (radials) $775 or WORD PROCESSOR fitable way. products for sale yourself? I'll love and care for tnventory. airfare for 1 to our Canoe Rental. 2n5 Garden ~OOy~~ __ ONE-WAY best offer (313)349-4073 after below wholesale Call your Child. or baby Pinckney national warehouse. tmlntng. Road. Milford New 17 fool FOUR mags With Ftrestone 1966 Corvette convertible. 327 ~e.f!l _ (517)223-8947 Super Sport tires Call Jerry. four speed. all white. Itke new. We have temporary area call Carne (313)878-2124 loxtures and Grand Opentng aluminum canoe. $309 1979 Ford Mustang. 22.000 ~ HOMEMAKERS -good earn- Promoloons call Maroe Crow (313)437-5683or (313)437-3326 $8.000 1(313)629-3529Fenton lorlg and short term N-URSES aide Will work In your (313)685-2379for details miles. one owner. excellent tngs from your home Call at Mademolsell Fashions RENT'A'cARj assignments close to home Call anytime (313)231. 1979 Chrysler Dagger.-ex~ iii8=i5 tires onDodge IIms 5 I 1973 Chevy Impala stallon condltoon. must see (517)548- L T.O. ASSOCiates (313)227- (205)881·5949. your home. 3465 cellent condition. extra sail like new. 2 average $150 takes wagon. AIr·condltionmg. AM· 8831. 9213 all 2 Dodge 4 barrel car- FM radiO. power steeling. CALL NOWl START your own mall order S900.(313)231·3248. alter 6 pm 1980Foesta. am·fm stereo-:ln. buretors. $40 1 Starter and power brakes. some rust bUSiness. unlimited IIlcome. 1970 14-lt- Checkmate-and terval wipers. tinted glass. aor. seiling tnformaloon by mall. alternator. $25 (313)229-6698 HILLTOP $500 (313)478-5753 Southfield ATTENTION: WOMEN AND MEN EVlnrude 55 hp motor Ex- rear Window defogger and amazing new program sells cellent conditIon. new cover MAGNETiC -signs fo-r--your Ford I Mere. 1968 Chevelle. runs. orlor wiper. rust proofed $5.200 (313)569-7500 If you want an opportuOity that comes rarely In a well. Rush self atidressed parts Make offer. (313)878- (517)548-337~ truck or car. All sizes Custom 2798 E Grand R,ver (517)546-1309. Livonia person's Ilfelime then you owe It to yourself to in- stamped envelope for free 9123 after 5 p.m. 15 Ft---r;berglassboat -With deSigned for your needs Cdll f973Ford (313)525-0330 vestigate details to M Grim. POBox (313)685-1507 or come tnto the Tor-;no station trailer, $550 or best offer Howell, MI. 1968 Chevy. excellent condl= wagon. swell runnmg condl- Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti 1 If you are above average/CAREER MINDED 828. Novi. MI48050. Milford Times. 436 N Matn (313)887-9853 tlon. 1973 Chevy 'h ton pickup. toon. extra tore and wheels. 2 Neat Appearance/HIGHLY MOTIVATED Street. Milford (313)434-5611 546-2250- best offer. (313)231·2171. some rust (313)229-6321. • 3 AggreGslve With outgoing personality 1978FOrd 'F:l 00 wllhCap, load- 197TFordFle-sta -Sport. r(iar SERVICES 4 Over 25(or mature)/SELF STARTER win ed. 31.000 miles Excellent window defroster. am radiO, 4. 5 High School graduate minimum With working COLONIAL The Temporary Help LAW OFFICES WANTED condltoon. Must sell. $3.850. speed. very good condltoon:35 ., People experoence or COllege degree (313)348-3761 MOTORS mpg $3.395 or best oller 6 Can be out of town 5 nights per week JUNK OR WRECKED (313)266-5000. .' RN'S,- graduate nurses of OLAN MILLS PORTRAIT STUDIOS has Im- CARS OR TRUCKS We buy and sell used cars 1978--Ford - Fairmont wagSn wanted for part-tome or full· medIate openings for mature, profeSSional sales- TOP DOLLAR See us before you Fully eqUipped S3.700. time. all shilts. split shifts also MICHAEL J. McGIVNEY '30 CHEVY 3/. SUBURBAN Oriented women and men that need to earn $15,000 trade that car In. (517)548-6655 • available. Excellent salary. ex- MILFORD SALVAGE 9 passenger Silverado. : perlence deSire but not and up per year $175.00 per week while In training trallenng speCial, loaded WE PAY No Charge for Initial consultation. BankruptCies. CUTLASS WAGON 19t7 necessary. Will Iraln. For With mot<>1 expenses. car allowance and corp. (313) 360-2425 Very sharp' $AVE divorces, Workman's Compensation. TOP PRICES!!! 40.000 mllos. air, stereo. more Information. call O. benehts Experoence In cosmelic. lewelry·retall JACK CAULEY for good clean cars and Rabldoux at (313)449-4431. For sale All car and truck -CHEVROLET· sales such as. Avon. Tupperware. Sara Coventry. trucks. JEANNOTIe parts Radiators. startors. ORCHARD LAKE RD. fiNor -LPN needed part-tome telephone sales helpful For personal interview 2 Locations: PONTIAC alternators. motors. Between 14 & 15 Mile Rds. 211 SOUTH MAIN mldnoghts call (313)685-1400 call John C Hall TOLL TREE at 1-800·543·5940 or 1· Brighton: 13-4W, Main (313)229-2971 MILFORD Sheldon Rd .. at M·I4': transmissions. all body 855-9700 or apply West Hickory Havon. Stockbridge: 800·543-5921. Monday through Thursday. between 1Q.CW. Main (5m851-7507 part'l.etc PLYMOUTH ,. 3310 W. Commerc.o Road 830 a m. and 430 pm. EOE/MF 684-3691 453·2500 '~ ~: f:\lIford. 900 am to_3 00 p~ Wednesday. May 27, 1981-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-11·C 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 1980Monte carlo, very good By LARRYKORN are in and the property assessor has fli- GRAND PRIX'S condiloon, must sell. $5300. 1973Pontiac, power steering, & CUTLASS' (313)229-9716. • ed the amount that your house is to be 1978CHEVETTE 2 DOOR power brakes. power win- assessed for the following year, go to Automatic transmission, 10to choose from dows, air, $575.(313)229-7516. Questions? Write to Attorney Larry rear defogger. Very Sharp! 1976-1980's JEEP WAGONEER 19n Korn, c/of Sliger-Livingston Publica- the assessor's office and ask to look at JEANNOTTE PONTIAC 1979 Ponto, good condllion. Only $3485 Air, stereo, S2795 $3,000or best offer. Call after tions, 104 West Main, Northville, the new assessment. While you are ex- 14949Sheldon Rd., JACK CAULEY 5 p.m. (517)223-8425. Michigan 48167. Questions will be amining the assessment for your house, - CHEVROLET - Plymouth JEANNOTTE ORCHARD LAKE RD. 453-2500 PONTIAC 1973 Plymoulh wagon With answered on a space-available basis. also ask to examine the assessment for Between 14& 15 Mile Rds. Sheldon Rd., at M-14 trailer. package, low mileage Answers in this column are directed at the houses of your neighbors. Go 855-9700 1967Mercury Cougar 289 wltll PLYMOUTH engine, good condition. $595. (517)546-3085,(5171546-2050. specific facts and may not apply to all around the neighborhood and check headers, $500. Four 6 Lug 453-2500 situations. houses that are comparable to yours, wagon wheels $50. Pontl9c350 1978Pontowagon, automatic, 1968 Mercury wagon, needs over 20 mpg. rustproofed. take their addresses, and go back to the 1979 Fairmont, 4 cylinder, 4 turbo transmission $50. front brakes, Sloo. 1969Buick, speed. Excellent condition. «(3"'13;.-)63....2-:::78';':15;;.:..=--:c-_--,.,.-., New brakes, shocks. ballery. Q. Is a will typewritten by the deceas- assessor's office and check those needs tires, $150. (517)546- (313)229-65\12. (313)437-3386. 1974 Monte Carlo, excellent 3866. ed and witnessed by only one person a assessed valuations. RAY Bird Scrap. Cars wanted 1969 GTO. 400 Ram Air, 4 condition. New shocks, tires, 1980 Monza hatchback, red goodwill? Go to your local realtor and ask if speed, great shape. $1,600. brakes, paint. $1,250or best dead or alive. Will pick-up. 1- they could get you a computer printout (313)449-2336. offer. After 5'30 pm (313)227- with black accent stripes, (517)468-3307.H517)521-4304 3812. black cloth Interior, 4 speed, 4 H517)546-9669. A. I doubt the will is a good Will.The ofthe prices that houses have sold for in cylinder, power steering, 1978Horizon, mileage 39,000. SUN roof Inslalled. V. S. typewritten instrument should have your community that are comparable Automatic transmission, air, 1978Mercury Colony Park sta- clock, stereo, rear window to yours. This will give you an idea of top condition. $3,800 (517)546- tlon wagon, every conceivable defroster, Hnted glass, Fabrications. (313)632-6323. been signed by the testator (the person i1Jstproofed,and more extras. SUN roof speCial, $99.95.In- making the will) in the presence of two what the actual market value of your 4612. ~tr~~r~~~:d~~~s~e~lhce~a~~: Low miles Best offer. Call slalltlon available. V. & S. 1979International Scout four ed every 5,000 miles, 460 SUbscribing witnesses. The two house is. (313)231-2423anytime. Fabrications. (313)632-6323, If houses are selling for close to what by four. Po.....er steering, engone, burns regular gas. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m witnesses should have witnessed and power brakes, rally wheels, Askmg $2,200. Call Mac 1974Nova. 350 engine. $400 or signed their names in the presence of your house is assessed, and the houses pin striping, AM-FM radio, (517)546-54008 to 4 pm. or best offer. (517)223-3915after '71 Toyota Crown wagon, 4 5p.m. speed, good mileage, $595. the testator. I would suggest that you are comparable, then you have a Western snowblade. (517)223- (313)227-3532after 6 p.m. legitimate complaint to make to the 1979Olds Della Royale Sedan. (313)229-8437. see an attorney because if the testator 9810. 1978Mazda GLC, 5 speed, 4 1966T-Bird Landau, mint con- had hand written a holographic will, it assessor. Also, if you find that houses JEEPS,CARS, PICKUPSfrom door, 30 to 35 mpg, excellent Most options 20 m.p.g. actual. $35.Available at local Govern- condilion. $3,450 or offer. $4,295.Call (517)546-7317after dition, needs nothing, might have been admitted to probate as comparable to yours are being assessed ment Aucllons. For directory (5m546-3114or (517)546-5280. 6 p.m. (517)546-3882after 5. a goodwill. at a lower valuation than yours, this is 1970Volkswagon. Transporta- ~~I~~~.S Data Center 1975 Mustang II, excellent 1971Olds Della Royalconverti- see an attorney who is familiar with another area for which a complaint can ble. Excellent condition. Full tioo special. (313)227-1001. mechanicalcondition. 30mpg. probate law and wills to go into this be made to the real estate assessor for power. low mileage. Southern 1974VW Dasher. 54.000miles. JEEPS,cars, trucks, available Little rust. $1500.(313)229-2124. matter more thoroughly. It is sad that your city or community. thru government agencies 'n 1976 Maverick, 4 door, car not driven winters. No 28 mpg, good condition. your area. Many sell for under rust. ff you would like to own a (313)629-4408 so many people are penny wise and If the assessor does not reduce the $200: Call 1-(602)941-8014, automallc, am-fm radiO,power convertible look at this one 1970Volkswagon Beatie, good pound foolish. Most attorneys will assessment on your property, then you Ext.4243.For your directory on steering, Vinyl top, good con- priced to sell. (517)546-4781 tires, new brakes, new front may protest hiS assessment and ask for howto purchase. dltion, low miles. $1,800 or after 5:30 pm. assist clients in preparing wills for best offer. (313)227-1560. axle, new ballery, 4 new coals relatively small estates with fees from a hearing before the board of review in 19n Olds Delta 88, fUlly load- red paint, radio, good JEEP19n, Cherokee Chief S. 1965 Mustang, FlOrida car, $35 to $100. your community. They will give you Power steering, power ed, excellent condition, transportation, must sell. S6OO. brakes, V-8automatlc, 17mpg 44,000miles, new brakes and $3,200.(313)229-8487. (313)227-5452.(313)437-5517. A will is a very important document notice of the time and plact! to appear. radiO, crUIse control, white exhaust, Michelin tires. 19n Pmto wagon. 33,000 VW 1969, autoslockshlft, runs since it is your instrument giVingaway If you can get a group of neighbors spoke wheels, chrome Side $2,500.(313)227·1644. miles, excellent condition. great, looks bad. $400. earnings of a lifetime. see an attorney together to file a protest on their assess- pipes. Clean inside and out. 19n Maverick, very good con- $2,395.(313)227-1160. (313)229-9485,after 6.00 p.m $3,600.(517)546-8108. dltion. Asking $2,300or best have have it doneproperly. ment along with yours, this might assist 1969Ponliac E>.eculive.Many 1974Vega hatchback, 4 speed, youin obtaining a lower valuation ofthe JEEP CJ-7, 1978,good condl- offer. (313)437-0793 after new parts, good tires. $450. air condltlonong, real clean. 25 It !IOn, hardtop, stereo, heavy «5;;;p;;-.m--,;'~::::- -:7":~ (517)546-3747. m.p.g., 39,000 miles, $1,495. Q. I know that it is too late for 1981to assessment. might also be a good duty cooling and suspension. 1979 Monza wagon V-6, 4 1975PontiacGrand Prox,39.000 (313)878-5330. protest the increased tax assessment on idea to retain an attorney who is $4,200(313)437-2824. speed. Rustproofed, rack, miles, power wondows and my house. What can I do to keep the familiar with real estate assessments 1973LeMans, power steering, new tores plus extras. $3,300. door locks. lill wheel, air, am- taxes from going up? The assessor and hearmgs before the board of power brakes, automallc, air, ~(3;:;13;:-:)2",29-8350=-=;=.--=-~----:-:-:-,..,--fm stereo. $2,300.After 6 pm review. You also will have the op- am-fm. Runs good. $550. 1979Mustang Cobra. 302,V-8, (517)546-2298. seems to raise my house by thousands (313)632-6581after 5 p.m loaded. 16,000miles. Excellent. '------oolf dollars every year. portunity to appeal the decision of th ______condition. $5,300.(517)546-3599 1974Plymoulh Satellite Sebr- board of review to the Tax Court of Ap- _ after 6:00 pm. ing Plus. Air, stereo, no rust. Excellent condition. $1,150. A. Next January when the tax rolls peals. AMC'S (313)878-6311. 1980 EAGLE- Limited, 4 door TRANS AMS - FIREBIRD MONTE CARLO 1975, 1979LeCAR CAMAROS clean, air, stereo, 35,000 1978CONCORD-Wagon 12 to choose from. miles. JEANNOTTE PONTIAC JEAN NOTTE PONTIAC Help keep JEANNOTTE 14949Sheldon Rd., Sheldon Rd. at M-14 PONTIAC Plymouth • Plymouth, MI RedCross~ Sheldon Rd., at M-14 453-2500 453-2500 SOUTH LYON PLYMOUTH LIVINGSTON 453-2500 1976 Monte Carlo, power steering, po\ver brakes, am COMMUNITY SCHOOLS • 1973LTD, $250 orb-est offer. tape, air, good condition. Best VEHICLES COUNTY'S (313)437-3386. offer. (313)437-S507. DEMOS & USED CARS FOR SALE NUMBER ONE SAVE 1980MONTE CARLO South Lyon Community Schools offers for sale the USED CAR DEALER Loaded' Low miles, 12mos or 20,000 following used vehicles: mile General Motors warranty. 2 to· $7395 --T·HIS WEEKSSPECIAL'S choose. Stock No 972 AT 1980CHEVETIE Our 2 dr., 4 spd., 16,000miles, like new, $4795 Number Description 1975 12 mos. or 20,000 GM warranty available. Stock No 113B 72GW 1971 Chevrolet Kingswood Sta- SELLERS 197! DODGE PICK-UP tionWagon • 1N45R21208854 MAVERICK Clean, auto, p.s., p.b., Stock No. 742 1974 Pontiac Catalina 2 door New 1981 259A $2495 Sedan GRAND PRIX 1980CITATION X11 2L57B4)191339 Limited Edition, every option on- 7203 1972 School Bus, S6 passenger ~.~~:'~~J;~',a~:~yiS ONLY cludlng sunroof, GM 20.000 mile or 12 Ford Chassis/Carpenter body top, runs good. 4 9 mos. warranty. Stock No. P14A B75EVP57609 • ONLY 1977NOVA 7204 1972 School Bus, 66 passenger Ford Chassis/Carpenter body $6699 4dr., economy family car, 6cyl, auto, low miles. Stock No. 311A $3395 B75EVP57610 1973 LTD LAtiDAO 7226 1973 School Bus, 66 passenger at4~ 1979CHEVETIE SCOOTER Ford Chassis/Carpenter body 4 Dr., V-B, auto., p.S., B75EVP57611 p.b., air, radio, vinyl top, ~~:.~ 30 to 39 MPG, nice little car. Stock No. Bl03 53795 7316 1973 School Bus, 66 passenger nice car. ONLY -~ IHC Chassis/Superior body CHA52220 1975 T-BIRD ms:a~1I V-B, auto., p.S., p.b., air, ~'~-'='~~IUft ..... The automobiles will be sold to the highest stereo, full power, halfs 86 To Choose From qualified bidder. The busses will be sold to the roof, fact. mag wheels. highest qUalified bidder over S800. ONLY Van Sealed bids are due in the office of the Director of 1979 MERC. CAPRI 38000 Grand River Businss Affairs, Bernard Miller, no later than 4:00 Just E. of Haggerty at 10 Mile Road simiile p.m. on Friday, May 29, 1981. Address all bids to 3 Dr., R.S. package, V-5, Camp Bernard Miller, 235 W. Liberty Street, South Lyon, auto., p.s., p.b., TRX Michigan 48178. package stereo. 7.200 ac- Farmington Hills bUSiness 478-8000 The vehicles may be Viewed at the bus garage at tual miles, like new. ON- 2 ...Miles S of M-59 the above address. For information call Norm LY Smith, Head Mechanic, at 437-2660area 313. 2675 Milford Rd. _BSELLEIS Milford 1976 FORD ELITE The Board of Education reserves the right to reject 684-1025 any or all bids. 2 Dr., V-B,auto., air. p.s., S 4?iZ2i4~ p.b., stereo, vinyl roof. ONLY 1976 POttilAC TRArtS AM T-Tops. V-B, 4 spd., p.s., • p.b., air. stereo. honey comb wheels, one of as kind. ONLY 4 5 9 5 .Read A Classic 1980 MERC COLOftY PARK STA-WGtt V-B, auto., overdrive trans., p.s., p.b., p. win- dows, p. seats, p. locks, This Week AM-FM stereo with tape, • factory C.B., tilt wheel, The classified pages of your weekly· cruise control, rally newspaper are classics In their own way ... wheels, roof rack. Fac- and belong with every wise person's recom- tory official car. New ~ mended reading section. Price was $11.900, Now· 799 5 f'~ ~ _ ONLY 1978 T-BIRD SOUTHLYON V-B. auto., p.S., p.b., p. 437-4133 windows, p. locks, tilt, cruise, int. & ext. decor S439 5 NORTHVILLE groups, like new, ONLY 348-3022 1980 FAIRMOttT FOTORA .. DOES YOUR CHILD NOVI 2 Dr" Ghia, 6 cyl., air 348-3024 cond., auto., p.s., p.b., HAVE SPECIAL stereo, rear defrost, EDUCATIONAL MEEDS! WALLEDLAKE vinyl top, cloth trim, 6,000S 599 5 669-2121 actual miles. ONLY II your child has problems With hearing, VISion or speech - or menIal, phYSical. or emotional TOP sDOLLARs PAID FOR Impairment - which Inlerferes With learning. HOWELL speCial educational selVlces are provided 227-4437 CLEAft OSED CARS ANY through your public school for the child. Find oul about the free selVlces available MILFORD MAKE OR MODEL 10children of all ages With speclallearOing 685-8705 needs. LOW DOWrt PAYMENTS CALL PROJECT FIND HOTLINE: 800-572·6955 loll free - anytime HILLTOP FORD I MERCURY ThiS mossago pubf,shod as a publiC SfJrvICDby thIS nowspaper In COOpOf.lltOn WIth rho MIchIgan Stalo Board 01 Educ.1110n • VISA At The Top Of The Hill and tho Mall Ch,ldlM $ H0311h Con/Ol IIWILL 141-2210 b 12.e-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday. May 27. 1981 Poets' Corner Spring will soon be here, Fall Jesus When a young mans' fancy Turns to what the girls have been thinking about all year. As children we are taught to love and adore Crunching crackling gold under my feet, Him. Falling softly, wavering, into the street, Solet's look past the snow and ice, As adults we often forget and ignore Him. Some still linger, holding onto their host And think of beautiful green. In our hour of need and despair Seeing which ones can stay the most. Mainstreet '78 will start again soon, Wecall upon Him to be there Winds whirl them round, And that will be something to be seen. Out of their piles, Children sweep and rake Why is it that we are so blind Kit Henderson Only to call Him at this time. And chase them with smiles. Look around where ever you are Some crushed to powder, See His love near and far. Some still green, All of them beautiful, Weshould learn a valuable lesson The Man A joy to be seen. From His love without question Rai!1!1lakes them slippery, soggy and soft, Jesus died on the cross Waltmg for others to drop from aloft, Showing His love for all of us. The tree,sno l~mger bear their weight, He came as a stranger But Sprmg will come, and they can wait. Solet us now bow our heads unnoticed by the world Not asking but thanking Him instead. rejected and despised Kit Henderson The apple of God's eye Patricia Garafola He spoke the word and many were cured. He spoke of love and peace The Pipes and freedom for all mankind of Pan .4 Special Someone with a mind full of peace and a heart full of love. He spoke of his father up above. He was gentle, peaceful, and kind. Ikissyou He healed the lame. where you're golden. Neverlhad I caress you A man treat me so kind, He healed the blind. He never condemned or criticized where you're green. Your caring and giving, I dance Those wonderful times, sympathy was in his eyes. He could easily understand. upon your grasses Although much did we lose and whistle Suffering many a day He had no name but, was known only as the man. with your winds. But together we stood, Ipray No one stood in our way. Buddy Dennis before your arbors Whenyou sometimes were gone, andpsalm It's your eyes that I missed, about your dawns. Like Bahamian oceans Ipraise Carrying greyish-blue mist. your moon and starlight Please don't ever leave me and whisper For I'll need you, my love with your eves. Forever and ever, TJ1C Game Be my special someone. (No, I'm Not God) I steal your leaves for garments. Anonymous It's not up to me your flowers Toplay God for my wreaths. Or to try and save all mankind. Mynestis Ican only search to try of your rushes. A forward look And find my own peace of mind My drink comes But, for you my brother from your springs. Ipluck I wish you the very best And you my sister my food from branches and the tiny Well, it's over. I wish you sweet blessed eternal rest hidden straws. Christmas has been and gone. This you can know You are The tree is down, lights are out, Love can only grow my life Festivities done. When from our hearts my mother. 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In each of those matches, the Mustang Iletter would win the fIrst School Athletic Association Class A Regional at Ann Arbor Huron. note when the Mustangs downed Western Six Conference foe Livonia Churchill, set. but would drop the next two. The doubles team of Babich and Shake performed the best by reaching the 5-2, last Wednesday at home. semifinals before losing to the number-two seed team o( John Devine and The Mustangs may have one more dual meet, though, and that could ch;mge All three doubles teams were winners, though. At number one, Ouellette and Berendt Schmit of Ann Arbor Huron, 6-3 and 6-2. Nader downed Brooke Davis and Laine Reynolds, 7-5 and 6-3. Abraham and Mc- the meaning o( the so-called last dual match. Northville's contest with Farm· Babich and Shake defeated the team of Hal Phillips and Troy Wisehart o( Cormick defeated Ken Klestine and Mark Kelley, 7-5, 4-6,6-3, while Babich and ington Harrison May 14 was rained out and only if that meet has a direct bear- ~emperance-Bedford and the team of Phillip Burgard and Sameer Desai of Yp- ing on the league race will it be rescheduled. Shake were victorious at number three by prevailing over Hicken Bourouri and Silanti to reach the semifinals Northville's overall record now is 5-8 and it is 5-4in league action. Greg Durocher in straight sets of 6-1. Against Churchill, the Mustangs split the (our singles matches, but made it a Norton noted, though, the team should have won the number-two and number- Continued on 6-D clean sweep in the doubles. The team o( Tony Nader and Steve Ouellette defeated Churchill's John Galligan and Chris Flaherty, 6-3, 6-0, in number-one doubles. In number two, • Matt Abraham and Chris McCormick hooked up to down Andy Vassallo and Jim Corbett, 6-1 and 6-0, while in number three Dave Babich and Brian Shake team- ed up to defeat Jeff Olds and Benny Cheung in straight sets o( 6-1 scores. At number-two singles, Rick Getzen beat Paul Gothard, 6-2 and 6-3, while at number three Richard SchoW downed Pete Diamond, 6-4 and 6-3. The only losses o( the day occurred in number-one singles when Jeff Williams was defeated by Dean Nascimben in straight 6-4 sets. Northville's Tim Frader lost a tough batUe when Jerry Yamarlno defeated him in the longest match of the day, 6-2, 4-6. and 8-6. In summing up the year thus (ar, Mustang coach Dick Norton has been pleas- ed by the play of his doubles teams. "I thought at the beginning o( the year that if our doubles teams didn't im- • prove we would be in some trouble. We didn't win a doubles match in the first three meets, but since that time our doubles teams have been the most consis- tent winners," Norton praised. "I've been most pleasantly surprised," he added. In other action for the Mustang netters, last week Monday they werp downed • • • " ...here, Williams stretches to reach the shot Solid Oak ( -- Tilt Top Table ~ ~ ) ~$~ l '::-...... , , Available in light • " " ~=~:":~~"~'>~~;:;::;~~:~~~~~~Xt~~~~w:~ ~ or dark oak X Record photos by JIM GALBRAITH 95 Reg. 14"x19"x23" 34 49.95 Jeff Williams readies to return the volley ... SPECIAL Ebenezer UNIROYAL STEELER Furniture White Wall-New Car Change Over Early Amerlcan-Colonlsl P2D5175 x 15 • Soccer team still Furniture 31580 Grand River' 477·4776 ,8/k W Orchard Ldke Rd FJ"',lngt01 PtJl. 4Ply 1 \\ S 10 530 - >,l 1~ F 10 B 30 All Season Polyester in race for crown WhiteWalls Steel A18x13 . Instead of being in the driver's seat Stevenson wins the tiUe and Northville Plus '1 S~ Radials FE T heading into its last league game of the remains in second place. FE T season, the Northville girls soccer team Last Friday, the Mustangs FET P16S/8Dx13 '39.95 '140 needs a litUe help from Livonia Chur- thoroughly dominated against Brighton 818x13 '29.95 " 77 P185/8Dx13 '43.95 '16' • chill today to claim the West Suburban and won 4-0. But, Meteyer said the Soccer Association tlUe. game could have been more lopsided i( D18x14 '31.95 '\ s. P185175x14 '49.95 '206 The Mustangs, now 10-1-3, had Northville could have connected on its E18x14 '32.95 '212 Import & Compact Car 60 Series P195175x14 '52.95 '223 another successful week by winning numerous first half scoring op- F18xl4 '223 Radial P2D517Sx14 '55.95 '134 '33.95 Radials FET two of three contests, but it was a tie portunities. Leo Outline While Leller against BenUey last week Monday "If we would have kept the ball low, G18x14 '34.95 '231 1SSR12 FULDA '32.95 " .. FET P2D517Sx1S '59.95 " ... which has put Northville one point instead o( up high, the score might have G18x1S '35.95 '2" 16SR14 FULDA '32.95 " 7S FR6Dx14 '52.55 '213 P21S17Sx15 '62.95 '2 at behind league-leading Livonia Steven- been something like 6-0or 8-0 in the first 18SR14 FULDA '38.95 '206 GR6Dx14 '54.95 '302 P225175x15 '64.95 son. half," Meteyer said. H1Bx15 '36.95 '266 '27t Today, the Mustangs batee against Northville scored right (rom the L18x15 '37.95 '296 165R1SFULDA '38.95 ,,., GR6~x1S '57.95 '300 P23S17Sx15 '69.95 '2 tS Livonia Franklin, while Churchill takes opening kick 0(( with Elizabeth Bohan on Stevenson and Northville coach Ron netting the goal on an assist from Tish • Well, WIth what our lnSuf<1nce pmd for our stolen 'tereo, Meteyer Is hoping for some help (rom Johnson, who passed the ball (rom the less depreclilllOn thIS IS all we could afford Churchill. extreme right side o( the field. Auto-Owners for ~t~~D@C8~[sDm : "It's hard to say. If (Churchill coach At 19 minutes into the first half, Jac- Real Replacement "The Faslesl Growing Tlfe Company In AmetJcaf" Ed Dudek) has everybody there and que Nixon tallied another Northville Value Insurance healthy, they have a chance," Meteyer goal as she pulled the goalie 0(( to one If you have personal posse~slOns MICHELIN "X"RADIAL said. "Last year (Churchill) beat side and shot the ball Into the open net. stolen or lost, most Insurance DUAL STEEL BEL T5· WHITEWAll compames w,lI only pay you the .. MeUle AlloFU, Stevenson. Meteyer saId Brighton pulled into a onglnal cost of that art,c1e, Suoo·'led r: : "It's hard to assess an Intercity rival. defensive stance in the second half and minus depreclallon. Even 185·14 ER78·14 105.06 66.03 Churchill has a chance to determine the It took a while be (ore the Mustangs got though ,t may now cosl much 195·14 FR78·14 107.41 67.45 . more to replace It. 40% TO champion even though they can't win It another goal on the board. 205·14 GR78·14 116.15 72.69' r························, But With Auto-Owners new • =..) I "d flonl I ijlemselves," he added. Krls Petit scored her second goal o( Rep'lacement Cost Endorsement, 165·15 .. 90.16 57.09' If, - 1'I~.. ' 8.. "nl' • • "They will want the victory not the year at the 27-mlnute mark o( the we II pay you the whole 195·15 FR78·15 111.25 70.35 . amount,t Will cost to replace the 205·15 GR78·15 116.82 73.09 II ("" ." ..... S1500 II • necessarily (or us, but (or themselves. second stanza. She netted her goal Into I article thaI was stolen or \ 225·15 JR78·15 127.79 74.67 I~'\ "., There Is no love lost between the two an open net after a corner kick by Jen- destroyed (not to exceed 400% l..-_....L- .lI L .. 230·15 144.48 75.24 . SChools," Meteyer said. nyGans. of actual cost value), And, ,t can Over 38 Years LR78·15 r::~ •••••••••••••••••••, sa· 235·15 148,92 77.46 LR78·1S ~ He added Churchill Is an aggressive The final Northville goal was netted be easily added to your present Experience I_"("'\lilt D,I& ',I", I homeowner's policy ...", "O"... _.('10~ • team and If Churchill takes the play to by Chris Keutzberg on a pass (rom Mar- So talk to your local Independent 108W. MAIN OFF~...,( ...... Stevenson, then Stevenson might back je Muller. Keutzberg's goal came at the Auto-Owners agent You could NORTHVILLE ." FAST, FREE MOUNTINGI I ," S1495 I make beaut,ful mUSIc together, 1_ )_ • 0(( which, he said, It has a tendency to 34-mlnute mark o( the second half. --"""~_-....,, ...... L. .. do. For the game, Northvl1le had 20 shots r························, : "That's how we beat them (Steven· on goal compared to none (or Brighton. ..Auto-Owners Insurance Life. Home. Car. Business. One name says It best. DIII1 9 10 6 z I&'till"( 'J ~...S~~·I~"o = $On)," Meteyer said. The Mustangs had (our corner kIcks to 12 OAKS TIRE co. S.I., ••, 9 to 2 I V, / S3495 I . In order (or Northville to win the tlUe Brighton'S one and no goal kicks to l:i 2,., I Stevenson must lose. If Stevenson ties Brighton'S 21. 42990 Orand River, Howl 348-9699 • • 15~r•..••.•.•..~:~~~~...•. J and Northville wins, then they both c. HAROlD BlOOM 34~-1252 Share the title. If they both win, then Continued on 4-0 Listen to the Auto Owners John Doremus Radio Show. 2-0- THE NORTHVILLE RECORO-WednesdllY. May 27, 1981 TWELVE ~ /-/" "i11 FREE OAKS • ~~,..,I Mustangs ousted \: ;,:",~) ~.~ Do-it-Yourself TIRE CO. "It·, .: > PLANS ,~" . 42990 Grand River ,!lTl,- f'= Novi 348-9699 from district play ,.. . -: FAIUIIIIGI'" 1 . ,.·lrtf rj @.II)~l-:]L=irf,1 ~.~IIt- - It was an even week for the Northville girls softball team as it won two and lost two games last week with its season endmg at the pre·district tournament. C' " __;_. 474-4015 ~ Your Goodyear Plymouth Salem defeated the Mustangs 16-6in a pre-district contest last Fri- -.J!J. I 32800 GRAND RIVER ~ Dunlop Tire Pro day and eliminated Northville from further district play in the Michigan High If: 4 BLOCKS EAST OF FARMINGTON RD ~ School Athletic Association Class A Softball However, the Mustangs did sweep a doubleheader from Farmington Har- rison, 12-1and 15-10,last Thursday In a Westem Six Conference matchup. In the squad's only other game of the week, the Mustangs were edged 9-8 by Livonia Churchill last week Wednesday in another league contest. In the pre-district contest, the Mustangs were leading 6-5 after three inning of play, but Salem came up with two big mnings to seal the victory. "I think if we had our whole team against Salem it might have made a dif- ference," Mustang coach Tim Lutes said. Lutes said he was working with a patch-work lineup and was missing Sherry Robis and Amy Abraham, Record photo by STEVE FECHT However, the team jumped out to a 3-{)lead in the top of the first inning, Judy Orr had the big hit in the inning by slamming a two-run double and Darcy Jill Matteucci stretches to make the grab Lovelace followed with a run-batted-in single. Salem came right back in its half of the first by also scoring three runs on a couple of walks, a smgle and an error. It wasn't until the fourth inmng when the Mustangs scored twice on a single by Despite getting two hits in the second inning, Northville couldn't score again Matteucci, a double by Robis and a single by .Lovelac~. . until the third when it tallied its final three runs of the game, Northville added four more in the sixth With the big blow commg on a grand slam by Lovelace. The Mustangs fmished their scoring by adding two more Robin Miller had the big hit of the inning when she pounded a two-run double in and then scored on a single off the bat of Carol DeBoutte. Salem also didn't seventh on a two-run homer off the bat of Robls. Churchill scored three times in the first, four times in the fourth and added score in the second, but added two in the third on a couple of hits. Salem broke the game open in the fifth with five runs on a couple of errors, single tallies in the fifth and seventh innings. . " • It was a tough loss to take since the Mustangs had beaten Churchill earlier m walks and hits. It ended the game in the bottom of the fifth with six runs on a couple of walks, two singles, a triple and a pair of errors errors. the year 18-8. . "We entered the game flat and a little overconfident. It took us awhile to get Against Harrison, the Mustangs ended their league play with a 4-6 record by sweeping the doubleheader. scoring," Lutes said. .. . However, the coach was pleased with the fourth-place flmsh In the league by "Defensively we were pretty consistent... pretty sound. Especially in the first game," Lutes said. "We were able to hit the ball consistently." his squad. ." . "That is pretty good for all of the young kids, he said. Pitcher Sue Keiser went the distance in both games and Lutes complemented the job she did, --~~~~~~~--, "I thought she did a real good job. She was always in the strike zone. She got a little tired, but she hung in there," he praised. Find your place In the 12-1 rout of the first game, Northville scored twice in the first inning with Matteucci and Robis picking up the RBIs. The Mustangs added three more under the in the second with Keiser getting one RBI and the others scoring on a fielder's choice and a passed ball. In the third, the Mustangs exploded ftlr five runs with Abraham getting an sun RBI single, DeBoutte getting an RBI on a groundout and Orr smashing a two- run homer. with Northville added two more in the fourth, but Harrison broke the shutout bid of Keiser by finally crossing home plate for one run in its half of the inning. California In the second game, Northville opened its top half of the first with two runs on an run-scoring single by Nancy LaPlante and an RBI double by Miller. Umbrella After being blanked in the second and third innings, Northville exploded for eight runs in the fourth with Abraham, Keiser, Orr, Robis and LaPlante each These quality , batting in a run and Matteucci driving in two with a double. umbrellas J The Mustangs scored four in the fifth with a two-run triple by Orr being the feature' : big blow. Northville closed out its scoring by adding one run in the seventh when heavy', Robis scored on a groundout by LaPlante. Harrison scored one run each in the first, second and fifth innings, added six I aluminum' . runs in the third and two in the sixth. alloy' Northville lost a tough game against Churchill and Lutes thinks the team poles with' .' might have been a little overconfident in the contest. spring Ittook awhile for the Mustangs to put any runs on the board against Churchill. steel ribbing Ward to participate Available In a Wide variety in roundbal1 classic of deSigns color selections Northville boys basketball standout with the proceeds going to the athletic and sizes Dave Ward will join many of the area's fund at Schoolcraft and towards spon- finest high school players, which in- soring the Michigan team in the Na- ~f'""'"J.. cludes two Michigan All-Americans, to tional AAU Championships. participate in the Fourth Annual Inter- Advance tickets, $4 for adults and $2 national Basketball Classic Saturday for students, are on sale at all Sears ~ and Sunday at Schoolcraft College. stores and the Schoolcraft Bookstore. 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Maple NURSERY • 32480 Northwestern and GARDEN CENTER Hwy. 9900 Ann Arbor Road • Plymouth. VISA 453-5500 1 5 miles west of Sheldon l• J • Wednesday. May 27,1981- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-3-D Mustangs unsuccessful the Hearthside It wasn't a very good week for the Northville Redford won the game in the bottom of the fifth boys baseball team. when rightflelder Denhoff tried to make a shoestr- Interior Designers The Mustangs lost four games in all and they ing catch, but the ball got by him for a homerun. could have easily won a few of them if they had Thompson was on the mound for the Mustangs • received the right breaks. and went the first three innings before having to present ... Northville started with a 5-2 loss to Wailed Lake leave the game because of a sore arm. Western last week Tuesday in a Western Six Con- Joe Peters relieved Thompson and took the loss the end ference battle. Then, last Wedne:;day the Mustangs by giving up all three runs on six hits. fell to defeat at the hands of Livonia Churchill, 4-2, In the district game, Kucher had to use a and were downed by Redford Union, 3-1 the follow- makeshift lineup because he lost a few players to of the ing day. The final loss of the week came in the pre- the prom night at the high school. district tournament last to, again, Walled Lake However, he said his team hung in there well Western, 14-8. against Walled Lake Western with the five boys he Ethan Allen In the first Walled Lake Western contest, called up from the junior varsity squad. Western won the game by scoring all five of its runs SPRING SALE in the bottom of the first inning. • "We have always had one bad inning. In general, it's been a pattern and it usually includes a lot of Pebble Creek Golf Club " walks," Mustang coach Bob Kucher said of a trou- -'.. ble which has plagued the team all season. Corner 10 Mile & Currie Rd. Looking for a Northville opened the scoring in the first inning tailoring shop? VISit the Hearth'>lde InterIor De· when Andy Dimitroff walked, stole second, then Men's & Women's '>lr,nerS today .. they ('an answer al/ stole third and came home on the overthrow by the GOLFER'S SPECIAL vour home fashIOn needs . at ,>peual catcher. Personal Fittings Western tallied its five runs in the first on three 9 Holes 25 Lapels narrowed savlnp,s now! walks, two hits and an error. $3 into today's Hurry In and save on a speCial ~ele<..- The Mustangs scored their final run of the game Mon.-Fri. before 7:30 A.M. fashions u~;of Ethan Allen sofas. ,>ectlonak • in the fifth inning when Steve Norton singled, was sleepers, chUlrs. loveseats, recliner'>. sacrificed to second by Greg Wolfe, stole third and RESTAURANT LAPHAM'S occasIOnal furniture, carpet, rur,,,,. came home on double steal after Dimitroff had Specializing in Breakfast & Sandwiches 349-3671 draperIes. lamps. clocks and acces",o- walked. From 7 A.M. Everyday NORTHVILLE rIes . all shown In complete. Idea· "We lacked hitting. We had only four hits and Open Thurs & Fn sparkllnr, room setllllf,s .. and, we'll they were by four different people," Kucher said. Par36 9am t09pm "'on ·Tues -Wed -Sat ~ [',Ive you free. expert desl[',n help. 100' Bob Thompson went the distance for Northville. 3324 Yds. 437-5411 He allowed five runs, two of them earned, walked seven, struckout two and allowed seven hits. "Basically, outside of the first inning he pitched well and settled down," Kucher said. SALE ENDS THIS In the Churchill contest, Northville scored a MAY • single run in the second inning after Churchill had SATURDAY ... MAY 30 taken a 2-0lead in the top of the inning. Blown-In Steve Denhoff walked, stole second, moved to If Your RECORD third on grounder and scored on a suicide squeeze INSULATION, / is not delivered bv Brian Pratt. Northville scored its final run of the by 6 p.m. game in the third after again Churchill had scored twice in the top of the inning. SPECIAL We~nesday earthside Dimitroff was hit by a pitch, stole second and phone moved to third when the ball went to centerfield 1.000CeilingSQ. FT. $245 349-3627 and scored on the same play when the throw from 6", R-14 Aberglass \lIDDLEBELT 12 J-.lIU_ \'A~ DYKE center hit him in the back and bounced down the ~ of') J-.ll1e at Greenfl"ld <; ,,12, \111" leftfield line. JONESINSULAnoN SUP'LIES- •• "HoJ~lgt'(' 422-8770 557-1800 739-6100 t • "He's (Dimitroff> been playing real good. He's •• newspapers responded well and is our lead-off hitter. He has '26111LANKY'S· ~OVl ~348-'" good speed and has stolen quite a few bases," .' Kucher said. Joe Peters went the distance in this contest by allowing nine hits, four runs, of which three were earned, walking three and striking out three. "He pitched a pretty decent ball game," Kucher said. '. The Mustangs broke the ice first against Redford Union by tallying once in the first on a walk to Dimitroff, who stole second and went to third on BuyfoW; t: .. wild pitch, then scored on a single off the bat of John Ackley. HAGGERTY HAS IT! get one more. Free •. Klausler places PIER KIT DOCKS Expand your lakeSide outdoor liVing by installing easy-to-erect adJustable docks, All decking IS VJolmanlzed pressure treat- '.' 29th at Indy ed Withgalvanized legs 3' X 9' , " unassembled, assembled easy to nalltogelher Northville's Tom Klauslpr's first appearance in I," Unassembled • the Indianapolis 500-mile race Sunday was a short 95 .' , ' ( $77 one as he fell out early and placed 29th in the 33·car .:. I ~ ..- wt. • field. :: ,' Klausler went out on the 60th lap with gearbox ;1, l~l-t$ trouble. His 60 laps covered a total of 150 miles on ---- ;-3 the 21h-mile track. His 29th-place finish earned him --~ 1 4"x4" $27,972 for the day. .-. _~ _..,r - -. ~ Free c:uprin~l. 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' Farmington FarmingtonHills NOW ...... o (313) 356-6166 1(313) 624·4551 • (511) 546-9320 ", " .. L- 553-4200 Walled Lake 0 ...... Mon.-Thurs, 8-6 0 Fri. 8-8:30 Mon.-Sa~. 8-5 Sun. 10-3::: :... : Sat. 8-5 ..Sun. 10-3 open Friday : An Equal Opportunity Lender ~~~ nights tiI ....::: . An Equal Opportunity Employer 8:30 ...... - " Member FDIC· All DepOSits Insured to $100.000 .... ' .-1 t • • :.~, 4 • 4-0- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday. May 27.1981 • Cummings knows pains of rallying ByJOHN MYERS DodgeColt out of the 42finishers In all. driver, 'turn coming up in a 10th of a "It was rather scary," he said. 60 cars competed in the race mile·... Cummings said. "But I also But that was not the end of their near PorfesslOnal Performance RallYing "That was pretty good for being the have to determine whether it is going to misses. Cummings explained another IS one of the most gruehng and fIrst time out." Cummings said. "It was be a sharp curve and, if it is, tlien give incident in which the car went into a challenging motorsports m the UOlted exciting." the driver a little more advanced warn- turn and barely missed some tree States and Northville's Robert Cumm· Not only was this the first rally for mg." stumps. However, the only damage • mgs, Jr. can attest to that Cummings this year, but also the first He added if it is a sweeping-type done was a broken headlight. Cummings was the navigator for time out as the navigator. Cummings curve then he will not say anything fur- The tmal experience he had to relate drIver John Richards 10 the May 9-10 has worked in other capacltles at road ther to the driver. "The least I talk the was when the car almost crashed mto a Northern Lights ProfessIOnal Rally at rallies, but now he plays a more vital better," Cummings said, who also has tree. Houghton Lake and Cummmgs noted role in how well the driver and himself worked as a control timer and in the "We came close to a tree and the rallying can be qUitephysical on a per· fImshin the race. service area at other rallies. closeness was on my side," he said. son "The driver can't do anything During the race. there were a couple "and there is a saying, 'If you are going "ThiS race was almost 12hours and without me and I can control his of hair-raising experiences for Cumm- to crash. then crash on the navigator's you are being beaten in that chair," speed," he explained ings and Richards. side.' Cummings related "You are wearing a More importantly. Cummings' job "We lost our whole exhaust system, "Wel1.I tried to get over in my chair full harness and a safety harness My during the race is to read the route book but we didn't slow down or stop," Cum- to get away from the tree because I collarbone was bruised.. my shoulders and tell the driver where to go and what mings said. noting the noise level was knew it was going to hurt (if the car "It·s rough on you," he added "The • is ahead of them. rather loud, "so we lost some of our crashed)," Cummings added. driver said he had bruised ribs and that "As navigator, I have a route book in concentration, but it wasn't in a crucial "I don't know how we missed it (the must have come from the lap buckle which to read and give him (driver) the area." tree)," he said with a sigh of relief in strapped on him." directions of the course we are going. I Another time, he said. they got the his voice. However, the 27-year-old Cummings have an instrument for reading miles in car off the road a lIttle bit and took a The next race for Cummings and RecordphotobyJOHNGALLOWAY and Richards completed the 145-mIle hundredths. turn they could not quite handle in Richarili. probably is June 12in Penn- course in 16th-placeoverall in their 1972 "I'lI read the book then say to the which the car almost flipped. sylvania, he said. Bob Cummings looks over the log book ...Soccer Continuedfrom 1-0 However, it was the 3-3 tie against • Bentley last week Monday which put a "To their (Brighton'S) credit, this is little more pressure on the Mustangs in their first year of soccer and they were their titlE'hunt bid. POLE tenacious in the second half. Wekind of Things didn't look bright for the THE CAMERAS WILL BE ROLLING••• dazzled them in the first half with all of Mustangs from the beginning as they our shots," Meteyer said. fell behind 2-0in the first half. Bentley The Mustangs had another big game got on the board first at the 25-mnute MICHIGAN against Livonia Churchill last week mark and the second goal came on a BARN Wednesday when they won, 5·1, with Bentley breakaway which faked Nor- Muller picking up four goals. thville goalie Karen Irwin the wrong HE.ADGUARTERS "That was a wild game. We knew way. REGIDIAL Churchill was hurting at goalie," Meteyer said Bentley put its leading • Meteyer said. scorer in goal for the second half TOUGHMAN Northville led 1-0at the half on a goal because of the numerous opportunities BRING IN by Muller at the 26-minutemark. Kathy Northville had. YOUR IDEAS Montgomery passed over to Bohan who Northville finally broke the ice and CHAMPIONSHIP passed to Muller who netted the ball in scored three minutes into the second from five-yards out SATURDAY, MAY 30' 8 PM • ARENA half when Butterfield passed the ball to GET THE coso In the second half, Churchill tied the Muller. game at l-all with a goal at the 10- Bentley came right back with another EXPERT'S ADVICE SEE 16 HAND·PICKED FORMER TOUGHMAN • CONTEST CHAMPIONS SLUG IT OUT AT COBO minute mark. The ball was shot from goal to go up 3-1when Northville tried WHILE A HOLLYWOOD FILM CREW CAp· 30-yards out and went high over to pass the ball back to its goalie, but TURES ALL THE ACTION FOR A NEW MAJOR Mustang goalie's Melissa McDaniel's was stolen. MOTION PICTURE TOUGI'I DREAMS. STARRING 24'x32' 30'x40' • head Butterfield scored on an open net DENNIS QUAID. WARREN OATES. PAM GRIER 8' SIDEWALLS AND STAN SHAW Northville came right back With when the Bentley goalie came out and 8' SIDEWALLS another goal by Muller tour minutes tried to cover Muller, who passed the BE A PART OF THE ACTION' BE A PART OF 10' SLIDING DOOR 12' SLIDING DOOR THE MOVIE' BE AT COBO ARENA SATURDAY. later with an assist by Angie Butter- ball over. The tally came at the 30- MAY 30th AT 8 PM FOR THE TOUGHEST field. Meteyer said the Churchill goalie minute mark. TOUGHMAN CONTEST EVER! had her hands on the ball, but dropped Then. Johnson scored with less than a it and it went into the net. minute left to knot the score at 3-al1and '2295. '2995. LOWEST ADMISSION Three minutes later, Muller scored that is howthe game ended. again on a pass from Butterfield. "It was disappointing to tie Bentley PRICES EVER Again, the Churchill goalie had her again because we are trying for the BRIGHTON 227-1831 hands on the ball, Meteyer said, but it league title. It was good to see us come RingSide still went into the net. back and the kids never gave up," FENTON 629-3300 TICKETS: $500 & Reserved • Muller scored her final goal of the Meteyer said. ... ~ , " l ...... c c '\ ....., I SOUTH LYON 437-4161 ~"~,, ._ .. B.O • $4 General game at the 28-minute mark of the half The Mustangs take on Franklin today PINE YPSILANTI 481/"1500 00 Admission when Johnson headed her the ball and at 4:30p.m. and then will participate in Muller had a wide open net to score on. the Schoolcraft Invitational Saturday CAS HWAY· "The goalie had no chance at all. with their first game at 9:30 a.m. Marje just slammed the ball into the against Mercy. :WHO'S THE TOUGHEST? PRICES GOOD y 0<[ • 0 "~ef 0 "[~ - .. ~ ,,( (~ .. e .. "(OI ,.o.J, net," Meteyer said. NorthVillealso Willplay at 12:30p.m. LUMBER ,A. III:) (~ ~ .... ~o .. ~. ~ 1II 0 .. 0 •• 0 (\'~, c ". atll .. (III \1 C. ~-o •• ... " ·0. ~".'.(""'(.'" c:.- "'.0 .. (\ • .. OIO'tO o .."oc: ..v' ..... Nixon tallied the final goal of the against West Bloomfield and if the THRU JUNE 1Il._ ~~ 0 0 ...... , ~f \.0.1" •• 0 fl.. .. I.. .. fl.. \(>wl-'.U 14, 1981 .0 ",,,, '0.",J1Io .. 0( .. " [ ~ .. t\ , co- .. """0 00:[". Iflo( \ .. ,( .... I. t ... ~. t game when she scored at the 30-minute Mustangs win their division they will [A .... ·v."(. 0,. .... e .. ( ~... ' ,. "II ~·O~""I·.~' ... 1•• "'Co., ... " ' •• ·Co ~ .... ~ .. O""O,O". mark on an assist from ButterfIeld, her play agam at 3:30 p.m. The champion· • •• •• <;. • v _ •• , & eo,,. ~~. " ••• " ~ ::>_" " , ~ " .,...::>., l. S. third of the day. ship game is slated for 5:30p.m. • '-HAIIKS 70 ,.HE CASH GIF,.S MOORE'S RECREATION A,. 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IRA or cer· of your government check Into your tlflcate' account In the amount of Choice CheCking .. account or S5OO00 or more Sa,VlngSaccount $5 Receive $2000 when you open a new. or add to on eXlsling ChOice Checking ....saVlrlgs IRA or cer· Receive $500 for opening a loan at 1he new Beck Road Office $ . tlflcate' account In the amount of 5 MOORE'S ~g $500000 or more ,~>' 'CbrttoeOIO ace"",," hovo eO Western Six Conference foe Livonia Churchill "He's been ailing a bit. He has some allergieS so Gabrys is pretty conCldent about the showmg the proved to be too much for the Northville boys track his times were a little oCC," Gabrys said . team WIllturn in at today's conCerence meet and he team to overcome as the Mustangs fell to defeat 95- Couyoumjian took the Cmal first place Cor Nor- is hopmg to get a Cewbreaks along the way • 37 in the squad's final dual meet of the seasn last "The guys who took Clrst In (the Churchill meet) Wednesday. thville by taking the BOO-meterrun in a time 2:00.5. Gabrys said there was really no competition m should do well They are quahty people. We're hop- The Mustangs held their own in winning events ing to grab a Cew Clrsts," Gabrys saId the event. He added he wanted to see how nellllllfll! Slo!'!' /I "" nlillt/",,/ FII t'l1/1 111I by ~kjng seven of a possible 16 first-place finishes, He added the team should get anywhere between but It was a lack oC depth that provided them with Couyoumjian would run the 800 without having to JIICl/ ICA.V·,'; LA.RCE8T double in another event. two and Cour Clrsts in the meet and if the Mustags only two third places to close out their scoring. can pull oCCa Cew other key places they might Clnish l'E.YNSYLl''A.\Lt UOt'SE DEALER Mustang coach Ed Gabrys noted the Cour big Taking the third places Cor the Mustangs were m the middle oC the pack men he is counting on for the league meet today at Bruce Burry in the l00-meter dash in a 120 clock- Gabrys also is looking Cor some key per· Churchill were the prominent scorers. mg and Dan Vogt In the 4oo-meter dash in a time oC Cormances Croln his two seniors Ward and Robins. 55.2. Dave Ward, Scott Robins and Scott Dayton were "As seniors, I'm sure they're looking at this last QInlnnial )Inuse all double winners with Clark Couyoumjian picking "(Burry) just got edged out," the coach said meet as (a W3Yto) go out with a blaze of glory. I 20292 Mldd/ebe/t Rd c" (/ I up the other first-place finish. .." M' "There was only two tenths oC a second separating think the seniors Will do some amazing things," he .(A J • Ward again scored his victories in the field first, second and third in the 400." said Op€n Man Thurs & Fn Ttl 9 P M 474 6900 events by winning the long jump with a leap oC 2()"2 which Gabrys said was one of best this season. H~ ---- also took first in the high jump with a height oC 6-2. However, Ward was shut out in shot put and the discus. Gabrys attributed lack of victories in those events to Ward's tendency to "roll his wrists over." But he should be alright Cor the league meet, ac- cording to the coach. 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Mustangs lose final dual meet ...Tennis Continued from 1-0 Unfortunately for the NorthVille ~lrJs track team, the dual meet season ended The only other fIrst was secured In the field events when Hollie Raycraft Just the wa~ It began \\ Ith a loss. claimed first in the shot put with a toss of 28·3'~l Abraham and McCormick won be too much May 12as it defeated The :\lu~tang,> fell victIm to We~tern SIXConference rival LIVOnia Churchill, NorthVille could only muster one second-place finish with Stoddard in the 220 their opening doubles contest the Mustangs, 5-2, with both wins 85·38, m a meet lnst week Tue~day hurdles WIth a time vf 35.68. against Ron Payne and Rob again coming in the doubles mat- Despite lo~mg, nIP girls made :\lustang coach Bob Prom proud of their per- The Mustangs took fIve third-place fmishes to round out their scoring. Patty Nystrom of Jackson in straight 6- ches. • formance Jose was third in the long jump with a leap of 14-1, while teammate Stoddard 3 sets, before losing to Dave Kim- The Mustangs topped Walled "Carol Bargert fmnlly broke the 14·mInute mark in the two mile For her, was third in the 110hurdles with a time of 18.4 ball and Todd Trout, 3-6, 6-2, 0-6. Lake Western, 4-3, in a May 11 that wa<;her go;]l thiS season The relay teams dId a good Job and Jeanne Stod- Vicky Arwady was third in the 11o-yard dash with a 12.9 clocking. Tammy The doubles team of Ouellette match which saw Northville win and Nader, along with Williams, two singles and two doubles mat- dard looked \'er~ I',ood In the J 10 low hurdles." Prom Said Selfridge was third In the 44O-yard dash WIth a time of 1:06.74 and Laurie Coolman took the final third of the day In the 22Q-yard dash WIth a 29.92 clock- Getzen, SchohI and Frader in ches. Bargert took one of the SIX flrst·place fImshes by the Mustangs as she won the ing singles, lost their opening round Northville had a scrimmage two mile m a tm1C of 1'l 547 Paquette also claimed a first In the 22o-yard dash Today, Northville will compete in the Western Six Conference mectatHarri- matches. against Plymouth Salem Friday With a 29 2 c!ocklllg :'olary :\utter copped a fIrst in the 22o-yard low hurdles with son and Prom is hoping the girls can finish in the middle of the pact. Against Plymouth Canton, Nor- and will be partiripating in the a tIme of 35 (,2 "We would like to finish in the middle," he said. "U looks like it could well be thville could muster only one vic- conference championships today Both the mile rela~ and 440-yard relay teams took first with the mile relay Churchill and Walled Lake (Western) again for the chr.mpionship. tory in the 6-1 defeat. at Plymouth Canton. Action team \\Innmg \\Ith a clocking of 4'33.4 aad the 440 team winning with a 56 59 "Plymouth Canton looked quite impressive They could be a darkhorse," Detroit Country Day proved to begins at 9 a.m. clockmg Prom added. • REDCOAT Rec Briefs PRE.SCRIP11ON SERVICE. •• Reservations still are available for the free backpacking clinic June 4 at 7:30 p.m. at the com- LOWER munity building. Call the _ PRICES recreation department for reservations at 349- TOOl 0203. The open swim hours are as follows: Monday perry through Thursday 7-8 'p.m. for adults only; Monday and Wednesday is open swim from 8-9 Drug Stores p.m.; and Saturday is open swim from 1-2 p.m .• NORTHVIlll and 4-5 p.m. The cost is 50 PlAZA cents at the door. 42401 W SEVEN MILE Next to TG & Y PHONE 348-2060 Reye's run - PACKAGE LIQUOR- LYSOLSPRAY DISINFECTANT scheduled Greenfield Village I again is the site for this. $1?~ year's "Run for Reye's I Syndrome" June 6 I ASSORTED FLAVORS presented by the Livonia FamilyY. I FAYGOPOP BUDDY-L Persons interested in I Regular or Diet·1 Liter SQUARE SMOKER running in the five-mile I race may stop by the ON WHEELS Livonia Family Y, 14255 I Durable heavy gauge Designed lor Stark Road, to pick up a easy assembly. 1" plaled lubular legs I with wide track wheels Adjustable registration form or may I upper and lower draft controls send in a self-addressed stamped envelope to have. one mailed to them. Deadline is June 1. Cost of the race, and to enter Greenfield Village, is $8 for each adult, $5 for the first child under 12, $4 50-COUNT for any - additlohal children under 12 and $6 LUNCH BAGS for children between the HAMPSHIRE ages of 12-17. Persons also may enter 72" X 21" the day of the race, but. AIR 59( the cost is $10 per adult and ~ per child. MAlTRESS The Livonia Family Y ASSORTED PRINTS selects a children's disease each year to receive all of the funds and contributions made to the race. Reye's Syndrome is a child's disease affecting all of the body organs - WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES sometimes resulting in. coma or possible death in MULTI-POSITION some severe cases. ~ FOLDING CHAISE LOUNGE Lindsey HuehI is this I Chaise adjusts to the position you leel most com· year's Reye's Syndrcme • lortable. Vinyl webbing wipes clean In a jilly. child and will be present I I Folds compactly lor storage on take·along trips. I POLAROID TIME-ZERO FILM at the race to share in the I SNOWY post-race activities. She I I has been affected by I BLEACH I Reye's Syndrome since ALL FABRIC BLEACH. 26 oz. 1978 and has made I I remarkable progress I VINYL WEB since then in fighting the • I disease with the aid of I LAWN CHAIR drugs and rehabilitation. I 99( Participants will be I I eligible for raffles after SAVES You pay stot. $6 2S pet paCk \...... Limit 2·Good thru May 31, 1981 ~IV _, Not Ailllems In This the race. Also, awards $4.89 1" and..... 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QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED. . ~/1.. 8-0- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, May 27, 1981 H-League leadership jammed In H-League action the Mets, Expos, Braves and and three runs·batted-in led the Pirate offense. tbree hits for the Pirates and Darren Kehoe got one Pirates are all tied for the top stop with 3-0records. Paul and Matt Smith collected the hits for the for the Padres. The Padres and the Reds are next with 1-2records, Giants. Expos 10, Rangers 3: Two hits each by David while the Cards and Cubs are tied with 0-2records Padres 12, Cubs 0: Mark Stephens and Darren Huff and Mike Karfis were not enough offense for and the Giants and the Rangers are tied at 0-3. Kehoe both hit two-run homers in the third inning the Rangers as the Expos won their third straight. 'l In F-League the Astros and the Angles are tied to pace the Padres. Eric Billimoria and Jim Luther Zack Voelker's double and Randy Jone's triple in for first with 2-0 records, while the Reds and had the hits for the Cubs. the fourth Inning broke the game open for the Ex- Dodgers trail closely behind with 1·0marks. Mets 18,Rangers 0: A 17-hitattack by the Mets pos. The Mets and the Pirates are tied at 1-1,while the was led by Ray Jacques' four hits and fIveruns bat- Mets 12, Reds 0: Brian Frellick and Steve Ven· Giants and Braves are tied at 0-1 and the Phillies ted in. Siefried Shyu scored four runs. tura each scored three runs as the Mets continued and Padres are tied with 0-2ledgers. Expos 11, Reds 8: Heath Meyers scored three their heavy hitting and strong pitching. Here ar~ H·League scores during the past week: runs and hit a homer topace the Expos. Expos 9, Cards 0: Randy Jones drove in three Braves 5, Giants 4: The Braves came from runs with a bases-loaded triple. David Felicelli got behind with four runs in the fifth inning. Mark Kuhnke honored the only Cardinal hit. Szalay led the attack with a two-run double. Matt Braves 13, Cards 8: John Frisbie hit a grand Smith had two RBIs for the Giants with a first- Northville's Elizabeth Kuhnke recently was slam homer in the second inning for the Cardinals, inning dOUble. voted the Most Valuable Player of the girls tennis t) while Chris Bowman collected three hits for the Pirates 4, Padres 0: Ricky Abramovich's second- team at Ladywood High Schoolin Livonia. winners. inning single with the bases loaded proved to be the Kuhnke will be attending Hillsdale Collegein the Pirates 5, Giants 1: Robert Richcreek's two hits key hit in a pitchers dual. Robert Richcreek had fall and will play for the women's tennIs team . ./\ r- --- _? ~ I"-,f , L ./ rJ"_1 l~ .J~~~ I -'-- .. '\~ - =-~~-~'-~ I c;cmrnurvt'I CCIteve I..' ~ t .... 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TG& Y'S ADVERTISED MERCHANDISE POLICY· TG& Y's polley" to always have advertiSed merchandise ,n adequate supply In our stores. In the event the advertised merchandise 's not available due to unloreseen reasons. TG&V will provide a Raan Check. upon request. ,n order that the merchandise may be purchased at the sale price when ,t becomes available. or you may purchllse slm,lar quality merchendlse at a :I,m,lar pnca reduc!,on It ,s the pol.ey 01TG& Y to see that you ara happy With your purchases •• It is TG& Y'a policy to be prIced competJlIvely U1the market Regular Sale Prices may v_arymarket by market. but thellale price Will always be as advertISed .• We will be happy~o refund your money ,I you are not sallstJed WIth your purchase VISA- and ", .. terCanlfl accepted• 2PKGS.1.00 2PKGS.1.00 2FOR1.00 .73 FoamPlates9x7" divided Foam Plates and Bowls Kleenex® Facial Tissue TG&V Window Cleaner foam plate. 12 count, 10%" divided plate. 10 Choose from an assort- Getsyour windows spar- , or 6" snack plate, 16 ct.; 9" plate. 12 ct.: or ment of pretty colors. klingclean.Built-intrigger count. 12-oz. bowl, 16.ct. 200-ct. box. Limit 2 sprayer.22 oz. Limit 2 ~ "We~egot your Style .•. " :~~;'Y'SFgR $1 Cor1akI"CleamForrelief ~:!~"A ba~iC ~;~eW!CleanS Less 1 00' With2 of minor skin irritations. for complexion care. no-wax floors until they , SunSensor® Sunglasses With.~;' Rebate" -. brushes itching,and rashes.1/2 oz. Good forskin disorders shine. Big, 16-oz. size. (. "changing lenses" that adjust ~ Limit 2 and first-aid, too. 10 oz. Limit 2 } automatically to varying outdoor ;i Your 0 00 ' .'" .' light conditions. ~.FinalCost • ~ 5 97 ~~~.~ ...~~~~C;::f~~'l:k.~·"'~~~.:7I!::«.~a.G:CTQ~~.~rt~::.,...J May Corcular -22 1981 Advertising Supplement To: Charlotte Shopping Guide Eaton Rapids Flashes --- CHARLOTTE NOVI Ledge. ShoppIng GuIde Lansing -41800 Ten Mile Rd. Haltlngl RemInder -515 Street Manha" AdvIsor MASON NORTHVILLE Muon Shopping GuIde -MASON PLAZA -42435 W. Seven Mile Rd. Northville Record 558 N. Cedar NoYllWafled Lake News ALMA South Lynn Herald CENTERLINE -1720 WrIght Ave. Plymouth Oblerver -7407 E. Ten Mile Rd. Macomb Dafly..communfty News Alma Reminder SALE ENDS MAY 30 ______• • I d