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By Tedd Schneider similar contracts with the Allen showing that we're a member of the Park-Melvindale school districts. school level opens up more spaces at staff writer Park and Northville public school community at large," Ferguson said. The majority of its estimated 1,800 the center for other students. districts. "The center can benefit from those students this fall will come from the Students from two parochial The new agreements mark the outside the Wayne-Westland Com Wayne-Westland district. . "I don't see where you're going to schools will be using the Ford Voca first time the center will be used by munity School District as well as in nave a problem with our students Some 166 students from outside getting bumped to make room for tional/Technical Center this fall. private school students. side, and that includes private districts were enrolled at the center places The Wayne-Westland school board Edwin Ferguson, vocational/tech schools." outsiders," he said. The contracts in 1988-89, according to fourth Fri- with other schools also stiplulate Monday approved pilot agreements nical center principal, said Friday day attendance figures turned in to and faces to accept tuition students from Lu he expects a total of 12-15 students "BESIDES, A number of students that the intent isn't to displace the state. Wayne-Westland students to make theran High School in Westland and from the two private schools will be who attend Lutheran High actually Tom Svitkovich, associate super Cabrini High SchooUn Allea Park at enrolled at the center for the fall se live in the district," he said. room for students from outside the THE JOHN GLENN high intendent for communications and district. the center on Marquette, east of mester. The center also attracts students finance, told the board Monday that school football stadium will move Newburgh. The board also renewed from the Crestwood and North Allen up a notch this fall, matching the "I think what's important is we're declining enrollment at the high Please turn to Page 2 first-class performance of the team that plays in It. The Wayne-Westland school board last week approved construction of a new press box hop own at Irma Kionka Stadium. Taking the plunge The press box will be built with ¥53,610 in bond issue moneyT(A $12.9 million bond issue for building repairs and equipment Wedding contmu purchases was approved by district voters in January, 1988.) Completion of the project Is to feature expected by Sept. 1 and in case of delays, the current press box for legislation won't be demolished until the new one is finished. swimwear The new press box will feature By Janice Brunson an improved public address -« By Leonard Poger stall writer system, school officials said editor Joe Gagnon, self-dubbed "The Ap Monday. :iiv The current PA setup, with two Karen Starr and Kerry Byrd will pliance Doctor," slept poorly last •••*••/ :>.-•>•.• ^¾¾ small speakers on top of the press get into the, swim of things — fig week in anticipation of state hear ..•0, box, often isn't heard by fans on uratively — when they plan to ings to regulate the appliance repair the far side of the field. marry Saturday morning on the industry, which Gagnon maintains is t'W banks of the Rifle River near "bilking" consumers of some $50 Standish with a "color guard" of million annually. HALFTIME SHOWS at canoes. The hearings, held Tuesday in Glenn, Wayne Memorial and the They will wear specially de Lansing by the House Consumer four junior high schools are going signed wedding/bathing suit outfits Committee, are the latest and most to be new and Improved as well. for the ceremony. significant round In a fight started The board also approved the The groom's outfit will consist of four years ago by Gagnon, owner of purchase of $37,952 In band white tails and a top hat along with . Carmack Maytag Appliance Center instruments to be divided among his white bathing suit. on Ford near Venoy. the six schools. His bride-to-be will walk down Gagnon, a Westland resident who New instruments will Include a the'banks of the Rifle River appears on a cable television show to baritone saxophone, a tenor dressed in a white bathing suit, discuss appliance services, said the saxophone, a Violin, viola and bustle and carrying flowers. hearings were successful, "in that several percussion instruments Their wedding party will also be the committee had a chance to listen and accessories. The schools are dressed in swim wear, flanked l)y to the pros and cons of the Issue." also getting 180 music chairs and three decorated canoes and 18 Under consideration are House Joe Gagnon 80 orchestra music stands. other canoes on the banks of the Bills 4947 and 4948, introduced by wants regulation river. state Rep. Perry Bullard, D-Ann Ar "Small claims court works very THE LIONS are racing bor, requiring the licensing of all The swim wear Is meant to sym well. There Is the Better Business ducks. service dealers and repairmen, and bolize Byrd's activities In the Can- establishing registration fees. Bureau and the Attorney General's Got that? Well, let us explain. U-Canoe Club, of.which be has been office" as ways consumers can get The Westland Host Lions Club HB 4947 lists seven conditions un the only president In its 12-year der which the state Department of help. will join the Garden City Lions in history. And, he added, "87 percent of all a fund raising "duck race" to Licensing and Regulation might Im pose penalties on dealers or service consumers are satisfied with the ser benefit the children's services They talked about the upcoming men, Including making false or mis vice they receive," quoting a recent department at William Beaumont wedding in their Calumet Cour,t leading statements, performing in survey conducted by Wayne State Hospital. home in, the Norwayne neighbor ART EMANUELE/jUlLphOtogcsphW competent or_jiegligent work and University and the Detroit News. The event is scheduled for 1 • hood of Westland. "The only fraud (in the repair in p.m. Sunday, Aug. 6 at Elizabeth "willfully departing from or disre garding accepted trade standards." dustry) I've ever read about was en Park in Trenton. Pre-race_ -•-«IT--WAS-1teitpr,s"rdia~to get Ready to paddle down the aisle are Karen Starr and Kerry Byrd Gagnon Is confident both propos gineered by one man and he's the festivities for children begin at 11 married with a canoe theme," said who show off their swimsuit/weddlng outfits. They will be mar als will be enacted Into law. only reason this legislation has been a.m. Karen, 37, "I went along with It," ried Saturday morning on the banks of the Rifle River. suggested in the first place," Parry For more Information call Bill adding the type of wedding cere RALPH PARRY, owner of Sands said of Gagnon's campaign. Acton of the Westland Host Lions, mony didn't matter to her. State Rep. Nick Ciaramltaro, D- It is the second marriage for Starr, personnel coordinator for Appliance In Farmlngton Hills, Is 326-2607. -- Detroit, who chairs the House Com Byrd, 38, said his club has a both. Temporary Resources, has five equally certain there "isn't a mittee on Consumers, said "our pur canoeing trip the first weekend of Byrd, a 19¼ year employee at children from her previous mar chance" of enactment because such pose is to figure out answers, see If August every year and he wanted the Chevrolet-Pontiac-Cadlllac en riage. legislation "Is not needed." there Is a need and what is the most to combine the event and the wed gine plant in Romulus, has two The cost of the bride's outfit Is "Michigan has one of the toughest effective approach. what's inside ding into one. children from his first marriage. . $240 while the groom's Is $100. consumer protection laws in the country," he said. Please turn to Pago 2 Calendar . 5A Classifieds. .... C.E.F Auto C Employment: F Lions make life easier Index 1F Real estate E Creative living 1E Crossword 3E for asthmatic 6-month-old Entertainment . . . . .50 Obituaries . 5A By Tedd 8chno!dor making each breath the Infant takes back to the hospital for the night. -Sports 1C staff writer less x>f a chore. Schilling 33, is divorced and Street scene 1D "The difference Is unbelievable," unemployed. Caring for Megan and Taste 1B A 6-month-old girl — and her said Robin Schilling, Megan's her two other children takes up most mother — are breathing easier mother. "I don't think we're going to of her time, she said. Newsline ... .591-2300 thanks to the Westland Host Lions be going back to the hospital quite so And she's familiar with the In Sportallno. . . .591*2312 Club. much." fant's dilemma. Her son Erik, 9, also has asthma, Circulation . . .591-0500 Megan Schilling, wherhas suffered from acute asthma, bronchitis and * MEGAN HAS been In and out of although not as severe as Megan. Classified . . . .591-0900 other respiratory problems since Westland Medical Center since she "They (doctors) keep telling me he'll shortly after her birth last winter, was 5 weeks old. An alr-condltloned grow out of If, but so far he hasn't," Observer & Eccentric was the recipient of a 12,000-BTU environment 13 so vital that when the she said. air conditioner donated by the Lions "power to the Schilling's Norwayno Her 12-year-old daughter Is nor ART EMANUElE/itaff phofoflrephw Classifieds Workl recently. home In the Palmer^Merrlman area mal, Schilling said. The air conditioner removes hu was temporarily knocked out In an Robin Schilling holds Megan In front of the new atr conditioner midity and dust from Megan's room, electrical storm Wednesday* It was Ploaso turn to P090 2 "I placed an as Bill Acton, Westland Host Lions Club president, looks on. Observer & Eccentric garage sale ad. It cost me $45 but I made Couple honored for 33 years of volunteer work $1,000!!!" Gregcr and Margaret Grogereon of West- Garden City and Inkster. 18,000 hours of volunteer work at tho Ann Ar Doctors In the department have commented land aren't doctors. But with tho uncounted Tho program was Implemented by Beard In bor Veteran's Administration Hospital. on how much the patients of tho ward look for-, M. Linton hours they have donated to volunteer hospitals 1987, after she noted that thcro are many ac Gregcr served as the director of tho VA's ward to seeing Margaret come In to stay with for 33 years, they should have been doctors. tive volunteers In the area who deserve special volunteer 6crvlco program for several years them, and how they hato to see her leave. One call does If alll The Gregcrsons, Westland residents for 20 recognition for their dedicated service to their before retiring recently. He has received many Like her husband, - Margaret has also years, were recently honored by Wayne Coun communities. citations from the VA and other veterans rccclvcd_.yarlou3 citations for her dedicated groups for his volunteer efforts. ty Commissioner Kay Beard, who named them Gregcrson, 81, and his wife, 71, have volunteer work. WAYNE COUNTY Margaret spends most of her time working as the Outstanding Seniors of .the Year for been volunteers at veterans hospitals and • . /"*>-- ' « 591-0900 Westland. ' other medical facilities for 83 years.,Com In the psychiatric ward of tho Ann Arbor VA The Grcgcrsc-n3 received a wooden plaque Beard's 12th district Includes Westland, bined, tho couple has contributed more! than hospital, bringing cheer to patients. for their latest honor. i. Jr,
MitftitfttiiMiiki mm mni 2A(W) O&E MondayjJuly31, 1989 t^nVksianimw 1,^1.,-1:-..1.^,^^^.^^^^^1,^.^-^^1 .^y^.-.tjUi,. : i-ayCS •nrnnun i.i..jjwrB!a»«i.'nn»iifiP3wmwi>wt ~.hi->,u^t- i-^.^,'l.»u^.k^L.-:L, •: Hito.l.A.I,-,:-L-«'.l,--Klj.t,--? 33 Woman charged ^^ A HOMEOWNER on the man and Ann Arbor Trial, reported One of the men went to the cooler boys Wednesday afternoon as he 36600 block of Joy told police bur- that someone stole her 1985 Chevro and took the beer while the other rode his bicycle on the grounds of lars broke into her house, jor the sec let Monte Carlo from the complex two waited by the door, the employ P.D. Graham Elementary School, in fatal accident ond time in less than a week Tues parking lot late Monday or early ee said. 1255 S. John Hix. day. Tuesday. The employee said she tried to The youth wasn't seriously in A Westland woman has been Police said a 1978 Ford Granada The locked car, valued at $7,000 block the theives' path as they left charged with manslaughter in con ' driven southbound on Wayne Road In the latest incident, the thelves jured, police said. made off with a videocassette recor by its owner, was stolen between 10 the store, but one of the men grab nection with a July 23 head-on colli by Perry was struck head on by Gab p.m. and 8:30 a.m. bed her by the arm and shoved her The boy said his assailants began sion that resulted in the death of 26- bard's 1978 Ford pickup truck at der, stereo ampjlfier, cassette deck and cable television box. The stolen It was recovered by Detroit police aside. following him In a 1974 Chevrolet year-old woman, also from West- •' 3:02 . a.m. The pickup truck had Nova at about 3 p.m. Eventually, the crossed the center line, police said. merchandise had a total value of at 10:31 p.m. Tuesday on the 14800 The employee described the man land. block of Littlefleld. who took the beer from the cooler as assailants got out of the car and 'Police Issued an warrant Friday 1600, the woman said. Police believe the driver of the 'The woman said the most recent Police said the car's ignition and black, 6 feet tall and 285-300 pounds. chased him, the boy told police. against Michelle Gabbard, 22. No ar truck had been drinking. Results break-in occurred between 7 a.m, dash were heavily damaged. The man who grabbed her arm was The two assailants caught up to raignment date has been set, said of from blood alcohol tests hadn't been white, 6 feet tall and 230 pounds and ficer Thomas Hissong of the West- and 3:30 p.m. while nobody was him and threw him on the hood of returned by state police as of Frl- * home. the other man was white, about 5 1 land police traffic bureau. day, Hissong said. the car, the boy said. Then one at The culprits forced open a front THREE MEN stole two 12- feet 7 and 200 pounds, she said. tacker punched him in in the cheek If convicted on the manslaughter Gabbard's driver's license was door than was still be repaired after packs of beer from the Dairy Mart All three men were wearing shorts using a plastic cigarette lighter in charge, Gabbard faces a maximum suspended at the time of. the acci the first break-in, police said; store, 35035 Cherry Hill, Tuesday and T-shirts or tank tops, she said. side his fist and tried to kick him in l6-year prison sentence. dent, Hissong said, ^ night. The stolen merchandise was the foot. kilted in the two-car accident on Neither driver was wearing a seat valued at $18. Wayne Road near Glen was Annette belt at the time of the crash, police A RESIDENT of the A store employee told police the A WESTLANP youth told po The boy suffered a bruise below Perry. said. Hawthorne Club Apartments, Merri- men entered the store at 9:50 p.m. lice he was assaulted by two other his right eye, police said. I Appliance Doctor'continues his fight for I "The licensing provision contains little mom-and-pop operations," Continued from Page 1 repair centers. on the House Consumer Committee, IN JANUARY 1988, similar legis is not convinced Michigan needs new lation authored by Bullard died in no certification procedure," he said. Parry of Sands Appliance said, add "We want to make sure consumers "In the absence of a regulatory or ing the majority are honest opera similar system here, many repair regulatory laws. the House Committee on State Af "It's just going to create addi have all the tools possible, to assure fairs. tional cost but provide no additional tors that require little regulating. they get what they pay for," he said. operations have no fixed address. "I am not yet satisfied there is not safety," adding the number of ser In Tuesday's testimony, however, "This is a legitimate area to look Under existing Michigan laws, con already something out there. We The new proposals require service vice repair complaints is small and Gagnon said it is "the scams and fly- into. There is clearly a need for leg sumers are easily defrauded," Bul- have quite a Consumer Protection numbers for all repair technicians. adequate consumer protections are by-night operations" that need regu islation, not because all appliance lard said. Act in place. Sometimes legislation Such numbers must accompany all already in place. The Michigan Mer lating. It is time, he added, "to help Is in place but consumers don't take advertisement.estimates andblllings. dealers are dishonest but because The California law guards against chants Council also opposes the pro ourselves improve our tainted Im some are." advantage of it. Maybe consumer ed Each repair Job must first be esti posed legislation. age." both fraud and incompetence, and ucation is needed," she said. mated In writing. Licensing fees are has dramaticaljy reduced the inci Esther Shapiro, director of con -BULLARD, WHO AUTHORED Dolan did not attend Tuesday's set at $100, with annual renewal fees dence of both, according to John of $50. sumer affairs in Detroit, said to date similar legislation last year, said he Hayes of BEAR, who said the agency hearings. Nor did state Rep. Maxine this year, her office has received 79 -envisions a rcgulatory-system-simU "is empowered io~revoke licensing: _Bermani_P-Southfteld. also a con Jim Hallan of the Michigan Re- complaints amounting to $9,959 in lar to the Bureau of Electronic and sumer committee membeT'wIrtrde^- ~tailers-AssoclatiQn^a_group that op paybacks to wronged consumers. Like a Appliance Repair (BEAR) in Califor Newly elected state Rep. Jan Do clined comment on the subject "until poses both proposals, saTdlhFtrlUs——'iNlhel y percent of operations in nia that since 1972 has licensed all lan, R-Farmington Hills, who serves I know more about it." poorly drafted. Michigan are very small industries, -good neighbor^ IPL".l.!IM'g«l]!li»IWH« •JHW.-^J I MH»F-' State Farm Board approves contract stents? ZOTO?UTI S PERM is there. ^j^rVr *24" Reg. $35.00 See me for car home, Continued from Page 1 built in the late 1970s, provides Wayne-Westland $1 per student In >"VW^ STYLING HAIR CUT *B. hfe and health training in 22 skill areas for high tuition and a $26 per student admin Reg. $10.00 insurance Many communities don't have vo With This Ad school students and adults. istrative services fee. The $27 total OFFER EXPIRES 8/10/89 cational/technical training pro is refundable should the student drop grams equal td those in Wayne-West- out of the program before the fourth HAROLD J. CANNELL land, Ferguson said. The Ford Cen THE AGREEMENTS call Jor the Friday count. ter, a 100,000-square-foot facility schools or districts involved to pay Students may schedule a maxi 28910 W. Warren Ave. Forest Plaza 27532 Ford Rd. mum of 50 percent of their class 422-0084 1 Blk. West of Inkster time at the center, the agreement states. 425-4100 Each student Is counted as a half- NOTICE OF PUBLIC REARING Lions Club helps girl time full-time equivalent for pur August 7,1989 Continued from Page 1 poses of receiving state aid. \ CITY OF GARDEN CITY Bill Acton, Host Lions president, STATE FARM tne Wayne-Westland has no obligation NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Uut U* Mljw tod Council ol GinSco Clly will bold t PuMk Hearing oo . Schilling said insurance covers ^ club makes emergency to provide transportation to the cen Aopiit 7, 1589. »l 7 00 P.M.. In Us* CouDCll Ctirobera. it Ux Civic C*at*r. WOO MJddlctxlt Road. C»rd«o some, but not all, of Megan's medi- donations when the situation Is "des- ter for outside students. Cily. MichlgJD (¾¾) cal expenses. — tltute." li s on But Svltkovich said a district bus At(ut7. lM»,tt7*«PJI. "Not working, and having three " ' e more example of what which passes Lutheran High on its - Oa soliciting Public eomroeoU co laxoding the City Minijer StUry Ordinioct u follow*. tne Lions do kids, money gets kind of tight around for the community," Ac- scheduled route may be used for stu- posmoN EFFECTIVE JULY 1,1M» INSURANCE here," she said. - ton said. dents'from that school. Cabrini High Cltj Miuger l4t.71StO-SM.47SM ® .) ' • Schilling was surprised by the do- School students coming to the center nat n an RONALD D SHOWALTER ,'.' THE LIONS made the emergency l° <* grateful that somebody will use either a Cabrini bus or a bus City Clerk-Tre-unm " State Farm insuranceCoiifXjr.'es donation July 0 after receiving a call was thinking about her." from Allen Park Public Schools, he from Bill Hlney of the American "We just came home one day from said. Publish. July IB. 1859 Lung Association, who has worked the hospital and there it was," she with the Schillings. The club pur- said. "In today's society, with every- chased it from ABC Warehouse, ^dy out for themselves, it's nice to Iwhlch dropped the $349 price by know that somebody cared enough to >150. try and help out."
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Outreach offic rves blind in a variety of ways By Leonard Poger records containing .the King James private, non-profit organization staff writer version of the Bible and other mate which provides a variety of services rials, contain the raised dots'which and programs to blind persons. The The Ford Road office display in are "read" by sightless persons. other office is in Lansing. cludes a Monoply boar,d and cards, a The table articles are the first Besides the games and records, Scrabble game, a Frisbee, and play thing visitors see when they enter the chapter's outreach staffers are ing cards. the National Federation of the also working to help blind persons But those games help blind per Blind/Michigan chapter's,communi fightsociety's stereotypes and preju sons enjoy the same quality of life as' ty outreach office on Ford, 1½ dices toward the sightless. sighted persons. blocks east of Merriman. Daniel Harman, executive direc The games, along with a set of It is only the second office of the tor of community outreach, said that the average blind persons — given proper training and opportunity — can compete with the average sight ed person in the job market. "AN ENLIGHTENED and in formed society should understand that the measurement of a person's eyesight shouldn't be the measure ment of the person's abilities," Har man said. He cited numerous examples of blind persons who are independent and achieved things on their own: o Allen Harris, the Michigan chapter president who has been blind since birth, is head of the social stud ies department at Edsel Ford High School in Dearborn, head of the wrestling department and a wres tling coach. © Steve Zielinski, who takes two Staff phot03 by ART EMANUELE/slaH ptwtographer buses from his Lincoln Park home to reach the Garden City community Dan Harman, executive director of the National director, display Scrabble, Monopoly and other outreach office. Federation of the Blind/Michigan community games designed with Braille dots for use by o The chiropractor for Harman's outreach center, and Diana Mahon, assistant sightless people. father in Iowa. —B-Thfi-iop jiew^fjaj>ej^carner in sight but their own sense of helpless- "Braille (with the familiar raised "It is the inability to travel. Sightless Nebraska who won a scholarship a" ness and soctety^s—perceptions—dots)_areto the blind whaUhe print- persons can grow up and gain unden year ago from the national federa toward the blind ed word is to sighted person," Har-~ ~sta~udiug, digulty and solf-respect- tion. "The Michigan Commission for man said. "A blind'person who can't He said the federation "helps peo- Harman, aided by assistant direc the Blind (a state agency) estimates read Braille is as illiterate as a pie help themselves and doesn't do tor Diana Mahon, said the Michigan that there are an estimated 89,000 sighted person who can't read print." things for them." federation has three objectives — visually impaired persons in the Harman said the national federa look for blind persons to make them state who are 65 or older," Harman THE TRAINING on how to read tion, formed in 1940, is the country's aware of the free services and pro said. Braille and the use of the white cane largest and oldest private organiza grams offered by the organization; "That number is expected to dou — the legal symbol of a blind person tion dedicated to helping; the blind. ; provide information to sighted soci ble in the next 20 years." — is important to all ages of sight To contact the community out ety, and to raise money to support Harman said that 90 percent of less persons, Harman said. reach office, write to P.O. Box 15, the group and its outreach programs. sightless persons have some vision "What isolates blind persons isn't Garden.City,.48135.or. Ml 427- while the remaining 10 percent are the. blindness," Harman pointed out. 0209,10 a.m. to 9 p.m. weekdays. HARMAN SAID the problem of totally blind. blindness is growing, mainly among "Many people are fearful of losing elderly persons although youngsters their sight," Harman said, with are also affected. blindness being the second most Many services available••; "One recent call was from a feared disease — next to cancer. Here are some of the free services or cassettes and records through the mother whose 18-year-old son was For blind youngsters, the federa or programs offered by the National Wayne County Library for the Blind. blinded after an auto accident," Har tion offers a variety of services and Federation of the Blind/Michigan • Variety of sources to obtain Blind people can "read" syndicated columns through the use man said. programs, including how to read chapter community outreach office Braille transcription service. —• ot Braille dots. The director said the biggest ob Braille, how to use white canes and on Ford east of Merriman: • Equipment for use by blind stacle to the blind isn't their lack of enrollment in a summer day camp. • Books and magazines in Braille persons. Subdivision seeks Model's career driving ahead
Jamie Lynn Kolodziej, who grad In June, she finished In the top 25 after entering Stevenson Junior rezoning to W-W uated John Glenn High School just of the 134 contestants In the annual High School, she got Involved in oyer a year ago, is in the driver's Miss Michigan United Pageant. dramatic productions and student seat where her career is concerned. Shortly afterwards, Kolodziej was government. She was president of The Westland woman was re named a video jockey for Enter the student council and the female due to bus ride cently picked as a Honda auto tainment Spotlight, a local cable- lead In five plays. Residents of a partially-completed Worthington, a subdivision resident. spokeswoman and model for the TV program, and hostess for Metro She also found time to join the Wayne subdivision are seeking a 198(¾¾ international auto show Spotlight, also on cable. Spanish Club and be a cheerleader change in schools for their children. "WITH OTHER kids going to their circuit, reported her father, Jim for the football and basketball £ Wayne-Westland school officials school living almost three miles Kolodziej. HER VIDEO appearances teams. said last week they would logk into away, they aren't able-to hop on a She will travel extensively this weren't limited to Westland audi fall and next spring, her father ences. She was seen in a commer At John Glenn, Kolodziej was the their request. bike and go visiting," another resi 7 lead In nine plays, voted Thespian A half-dozen residents of the Lega dent said. said. cial to be aired on the east coast, After graduating John Glenn Florida and the Caribbean, her fa Club vice president, elected Miss cy Estates subdivision appeared be One parent, who said his son need Junior Class, was a participant in fore the school board Monday claim ed to come home during lunch hour High, Kolodziej attended Henry ther said. Ford Community College, Dear As a youngster, she was active in many student leadership seminars, ing that busing the children two for asthma treatments, wondered basketball cheerleader, state final miles to Roosevelt Elementary whether he would have enough time born, majoring in mass media com- BrownieSj gymnastics, dance and munications. At the same time, she the Westland Youth Athletic Asso ist In a national homecoming queen School in Wayne would be incoven- to take the medication. competition, and class president lent and prevent their children from There are 18 homes already com enrolled at the John Robert Powers ciation, playing softball and bas Modeling Agency and pursued ketball. for her three years In the high Jamie Kolodziej developing traditional friendships. pleted in the subdivision, with 12 school. The residents requested instead currently occupied. There will be 54 modeling as a career. She moved up to Girl Scouts and Honda model that the subdivision, west of John homes when it is finished, according Hix and south of Glenwood (the to the city of Wayne planning de Wayne/ Westland border), be rezoned partment. by the district so that children would Although the children are in the attend either P.D. Graham or Roosevelt attendance area, the dis Schweitzer Elementary Schools, trict's open enrollment policy allows Now serving the both in Westland. Graham is about a them to enrolled at any school In the mile from the subdivision and district where there Is available Schweitzer is about 1 tt miles away. space. "The children arc apprehensive But the district doesn't provide -Canton about being bused and when they get transportation for those students and to junior high school they might lose the parents said they want to make out on after-school activities like sure they don't get "bumped" back -clubs- -and—spor4sA-said_Bojinle_ to Roosevelt If their chosen school Is full. • • • The district provides bus transpor Fund-raiser tation for elementary students who live at least a mile from the school Four new doctors in Obstetrics/Gynecology they are assigned. are accepting r\ew patients close to home. head named Yvonne Manber, MD $WestIan& St. Mary Hospital in Livonia has At the Arbor Health Building appointed Todd A. Rlcdel as its first ©bseruer director of fund development. (USPS 663-530) Luis Gonzalez, MD in downtown Plymouth: Rcidel will implement a fund-rais Published evory Monday and Thurs Duane Heilbronn, MP ing program for the hospital. day by Observer & Eccentric Nows- Norman Cove, MD The Plymouth resident earned a papors, 36251 Schoolcratt, Livonia, bachelor's degree from the School of Ml 48150. Second-class postage the Ozarks In Point Lookout, Mo., paid at Livonia. Ml 48151. Address At the McAuley Health Building-Canton where he worked on the school's all mall (subscription, chango ol ad- fund development team for two dross, Form 3569) to P.O. Dox 2438. on Ford Road and Lilley: _ Livonia, Ml 48151, Tclophono 591- years. Yvonne Manber, MD He also spent five months at ,0500. HOME DELIVERY SERVICE Luis Gonzatez,MD Southwest Missouri Stale University Nowsstand . . . . per copy, 504 as assistant director of development. Carrlor . . '. . . monthly, $3.00 Mall. . yoarry, $55.00 Norman Gove, MD Air advertising publlshod In the • Physicians wijl be on staff at St; Joseph Mercy Hospital \ Wostland Observer Is subject lo Iho Catherine McAuley Health Center In Ann Arbor Kids' luncheon set conditions stated In the applicable ratocard, copies of which arq avail able from Iho advertising depart Duane Hellbronn, MD • The latest in maternity care featuring A luncheon for handicapped chil ment, Wostland Obsorvor, 36251 labor-delivery-recovery rooms dren will be held at 10 a.m. Wednes Schoolcraft, Livonia. Ml 48150. (313) '*>•- day, Aug. 16, in the American Legion 591-2300. Tho Wostland Observer Post In Livonia. reserves tho right not to accept an Handicapped.children from Livo advortlsor'a ordqr. Observer & Ec For appointments, please call nia, Rcdford, Northvlllo and Garden. centric ad-iakors have no authority to bind this nowspapor and onty I City will be there for the luncheon, publication of an advertisement shad which Is open to the public, along constitute final acceptance of tho with their teachers and aides, and advertiser'* ordor. . 572-5500 professional clowns. ..- / : < * # , _ . 4A{L,R,W,0) O&E Monday, July 31. 1989
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ist with 15-plus, medical related 4. Using public school transporta Women rights malpractice lawsuits and no mal tion and funding to visit Domino practice insurance is just a continu Farms is not in our children's best What's wrong when cash ance of males exploiting women for interest. I have tried to teach our being ignored profit, UWthe Observer & Eccentric .children that their consumer power and this, city and state government is reflected in the businesses they by its lack of action. patronize. For this reason, many of To the editor: j ' Lynn Mills, the "treats" in the grocery aisles are not credit, raises distrust Soon after the Webster Decision "off limits" because the corporation Livonia on July 3 the Observer & Eccentric has environmentally harmful poli I DID IT again. 2D lem, he said, as long as I showed him came out with a general statement cies or manufactures cigarettes. Created a commotion. Threw a my room key to prove that I was ac that they support a woman's right to I hope you can find field trip alter public fit. Embarrassed my family. tually a guest. I did, thinking that he "choose" abortion. But does the Ob natives for Aug. 23, 1989. The fact And it's all my mother-in-law's m- was not as good a judge of character server & Eccentric support women Opposed to . that my own children will not be at fault. as the desk clerk. having informed consent? (The dan tending this trip does not resolve the the check-cashing policies of /•£ Jack Back in the room a few minute,s gers of the surgery explained prior issue that Livonia Public Schools modern businesses have often been a later, my wife answered the tele to the abortion and the truth told Domino trip should not be giving Mr. Monaghan topic of discussion In our family and #2& Gladden phone. about the developing baby inside her funds. a major Irritant to me. "You have to go to the desk right womb?) Jo Lassers Isgro, Over the years, as I have paid for now and pay for the dinner," she said To the editor: Livonia as she hung up. "Something about us Does the Observer & Eccentric assorted purchases with personal THAT'S WHAT was going through support a knowledgeable decision on (An open letter to the Livoma checks, I have been photographed, my mind as my family and I checked ing cash." Board of Education): thumb-printed, asked for the name in to a motel a couple of weeks ago "What?" I demanded in a rather the subject, or do they only support and telephone number of my em for a one-night mini-vacation. loud voice. the decision to terminate unborn I am writing to voice my objection ployer and in whose name our fami "Cash," I said, in response to the "We only allow one method of life? If the Observer & Eccentric over the choice of Domino Farms as was truly in favor or women's rights, a field trip experience for the school- View given on ly telephone is listed. clerk's question. I handed him some payment,,slr," the clerk said. "If you they would be in favor of them re All this, of course, in addition to bills and braced myself, ready to go had used a credit card for the room, age child care program this sum ceiving all the facts, the ability to mer. My two sons, Geoffrey and Al the obligatory presentation of a driv into a tirade about not being a crook you could sign your dinner check. make a truly knowledgeable choice. lost toddler er's license and two major credit and getting fed up with being treated But since you paid cash up front for exander, are part of this group who cards. like one. the room, you have to pay cash for The Observer & Eccentric are currently at Bentley High To the editor: I understand the problems that But instead, he smiled, shoved a everything." wouldn't stop at a fair article of the School. Thvrsday, July 17, at 7:30 in the businesses — particularly large op key across the desk and said, that's when I threw my public fit. above mentioned and pictures of a The reasons for my strong opposi morning, I went to get in my car to erations — have with rubber checks. "You're in Room 36." That was it. I railed on and on about business developing baby in utero; it would in tion to this trip are: go to work. In the street in front of But the presumption is that we are No hassle. No request for ID. Noth people treating customers like crim vestigate the many tragadies at the my house 1 found a toddler about 1¼ all crooks unless we can prove other ing. inals, about the stupidity of check- Livonia abortion mills. 1. Tom Monaghan has revoked a years old, dressed in his pyjamas, permit to the Ann Arbor NOW Chap wise. "So," I thought to myself, "I must cashing policies being exceeded only Why did late last fall an ambu with no one else around. look more trustworthy than the m-i- by the mindless distrust of people ter to use the "Farms" because Mr. Running up and down the street, I lance take away a patient? When Monaghan says "they support.abor 1." I'd suspected that for a long time. who paid cash, about such policies called and asked, this mill was more took him to a of couple houses down When we got to the room, howev serving to drive customers away, tion." Americans have the right to where it looked like he may have IT WAS MY mother-in-law, how concerned about if I was a lawyer or their views. Mr. Monaghan has rent ever, who was subjected to the ulti er, my wife suggested that the real etc. It was a good, if unsuccessful, if I was working for one. When asked walked away from. There, a nice reason I was not asked for identifi tantrum. ed this facility to area groups as a woman answered the door, dressed mate hassle in attempting to pay a about why the abortionist had no fund-raising event. He has let Right cation was that she had used a credit And all the while I had in my head malpractice insurance for his last in her robe and slippers. She, too, he made the motel reser- an image of the m-i-1, standing fum- to Life, the Boy Scouts, and other had never seen the baby before. She She^a^nVlatb*^ __ two medical malpractice lawsuits, groups use this "community" facili vatlon Even thou h we -in&_and snarling in another motel the mill worker refused to answer. called the police while I went to stopped for the night at a motel on the managemen- t Balread y Pha d an of lobby and~Tu7n1)lmg--for.Jier driver's ty. Facilities should not ban those work. their way to Florida. When the clerk All of this abortionist's assets are in who hold opposing views. asked how they were going to pay ficial record of who we were. license in order to be allowed to pay_ •tos.._w_lfe's name. This sure would The officer was there in about 10 for the room, she said, "Cash." Maybe. I still liked the notion that a bill with U.S. currency. make itTiafd~for-an4njujed victim to 2. Tom Monaghan donated more minutes. He sat in the car and had I had an honest face. J knew exactly how she felt. But I the woman dressed in her robe and "Then I'll need to see some identi get one cent out of him ——tfciiU50(M)00 to the Catholic Church fication," he said. still think I look more trustworthy. in Rome ^Te^OlTi^ittie-fo^i-theS1]^!g° house to house. The baby What is the city of Livonia's role Thinking he had misunderstood, AT DINNER in the motel dining Catholics of Detroit who supporSUDDOTUUT^^^t his 0-^^1*4*^ the m-M attempted to clarify.things. room that evening, I asked the wait-' Jack Gladden is a copy editor in this Industry? Are there city ordi woman had to hand the baby, through nances that govern these abortlonar- businesses. He has done nothing for "I'm not writing a check," she er if I could sign the check and settle for the Observer & Eccentric those Detroit parishoners-who are- the (car door window,_ The officer said. "I'm paying cash. You know up at the desk the next day. No prob Newspapers. ies? If not, why not? trying desperately to keep their didn't even open the door to take the . . .bills. . .greenbacks." Mayor Robert Bennett and City churches open after their closings by baby. She had to partially fold the "Yes, ma'am," he said. "I under Council, don't fool yourselves. Just Szoka. baby in half. Then the policeman stand. I'll need to see some identifi because It's the law of the land drove off with the baby standing up, cation." doesn't mean your hands are tied. 3. During 1988, drivers for Domi not even buckled in the seat. The reason, he told the m-i-1 po Just because it's legal, doesn't mean no's Pizza were involved in acci 1. How in the heck does a baby litely in response to her less-than- know your government it's safe. dents which resulted in 30 deaths as walk off that way without someone polite demand for an explanation, a result of trying to meet a 30-min- noticing he's gone? was as simple as it was cynical. If Looking for information about The telephone service is paid for The mills in Livonia have no li ute delivery schedule. As a member 2. How can a policeman be so in she paid with a credit card, the mo state government? The League of by the league's education fund. The cense to practice by the state. If the of Mothers Against Dmnk Driving considerate? tel would have a record of her name Women Voters has a toll-free tele League of Women Voters is a non state doesn't check on them, Livonia, who devotes time and energy to 3. On the other hand, there are -and address. But If she paid cash, phone service (1-800-292-5823) that profit organization that works to you have to^ keeping streets safe for our children, very nice people, like the lady in the well... may be helpful. keep voters interested and informed I cannot condone giving mone^ to a robe! The Observer & Eccentric owes pizza king who cares more about 30- The implication was clear. She The league's Citizen Information about governmental Issues. women the truth and the city of I thank you, Eileen. was not to be trusted. What the mo minute deliveries than saving lives Mary Glnotle, Center in Lansing offers to help peo Livonia government must protect on our streets. V tel management expected her to do ple find out about such things as women. Even the staunchest, most Livonia was uncertain, but whatever it was, pending legislation, the state consti 0 O&i Classifieds work! left-wing radical femlnest must they wanted to be able to find her tution, election laws, voting regula agree with me that a male abortion- after she did it. tions or tax information. She was not pleased, and she let r -I the young man behind the counter The telephone is answered from SCULPTURED 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. weekdays. I I NAILS I know it. ymatrix I I l Full Set '25 OPTICURL PERM I 8, Jj-.vaJuri^feJ'.Ji: COWVER HAllDI'.N Designed (or I I Reg. «35 I WF all types of hair I I Full Set I $ AQ Includes With Tips *35 *f*J hair cut & styling I I I Fine Furniture... Long hair extra I I Reg. »45 I Good thru 8-31-89 l I Good thru 8-31-89 J Where Quality Closts It's A Hairy Business Full Service Unisex Salon • Walk-ins Welcome OKA, doiUeA, You Less! 27255 Joy Rd. 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For staff writer more information, call 721-7044. free Concert In the Park with the troit and Ann Arbor, be said, also has Blue Grass group to perform. It wilt the potential to be the next great hi- .Detroit Mayor Coleman A. O JAYCEES start at 7 p.m. at the Bailey Center tech corridor In America. Detroit gazebo, behind City Hall on Ford Young's message last Thursday, to and its suburbs should work together Thursday, Aug. 3 — The Garden the 200 persons who heard him speak City Jaycees will hold a membership near Carlson. Patrons are asked to toward this goal, first by setting up a bri^g a lawn chair or blanket. at the Mayflower Meeting House mass transportation system along meeting at 8 p.m. in the Silver Sa was simple but powerful. loon banquet room, 5651 Middlebelt- that route and then developing outly 0 HOCKEY . The big city and Its suburbs are ing areas. north of Ford Road. Guests are wel Saturday, Aug. 19 — Garden City dependent on one another and need come. Interested people may call Young offered two solutions to Over-30 Hockey League will hold to emphasize the commonalities be crime — education and Jobs. Tim Graham at 721-3544. registration for,1989-90 from 11 a.m. tween each, not the differences. to 4 p.m. at the Log Cabin (adjacent During his opening remarks, 0 WESTLAND YAA BY PROVIDING a stronger edu to Garden City Arena) on Cherry Hill Young said of Detroit and the sub cational system and luring Jobs back Thursday, Aug. 3 —The Westland east ohMerriman. For more* infor urbs, "There is a mutual dependence to the city, the crime rate would Youth Athletic Association will hold mation, call after 7 p.m. Bill Trefney between us that far outweights any slowly decline. He also said that pro-, a membership meeting at 7:30 p.m. at 525-3691 or Gordy Loud at 722- differences we have." viding education for future genera at the Bajley Center, 36601 Ford, be 4610. Reaction among those in the audi hind city hall, Westland. For more tions should be a state-wide respon O SOCCER CAMP ence after the mayor's speech was sibility, not the burden of Individual information, call Keith Demolay at generally positive. 722-1251. Monday-Friday, Aug. 21-25 - Bri school districts. tannia Soccer Ltd. will conduct in "Impressive," said Plymouth fire Mary Roehr, executive director of structive activities for soccer play chief Al Matthews. "It was the first the Plymouth Community Chamber O OPEN HOUSE ers at the Wayne-Westland YMCA. time I've heard him speak, and I was of Commerce, said, "I think that he's Saturday, Aug. 5 — The Garden Professional players and coaches very impressed. I think he has some a master at speaking and sizing up City Jaycees will host a police sta will perform. Players of all skill lev very good ideas." his audience and he came across as tion open house from 10 a.m. to 4 els are encouraged to participate Said Kay Arnold of Plymouth, "I very genuine. p.m. at the police station on Ford and admission is fr^e. For more in felt it was very positive. It made us "I think there were some good Road west of Middlebelt. For more formation, call 721-7044. aware that we do connect with the questions that focused on the Issues, information, call Sally at 525-0099. city. I felt he gave us all a lot to and I think having him come to the O WEEKEND COLLEGE think about regarding education surrounding communities furthers O WWCS MEMBERSHIP Thursday, Wednesday, Aug. 24 & being the responsibility not of each all our goals," she said. "And I do MEETING 29 — Wayne State University's city, but for all of us as parents and agree with him, that what affects Tuesday, Aug. 8 — The Wayne Weekend College Program will offer taxpayers." Detroit affects us and vice versa." Westland Schools' Senior Adults will fall courses leading to a four-year "He was very smooth," said John hold a membership meeting for the degree at the Bentley Center, 15100 YOUNG TOUCHED on a variety Stewart, a lawyer and Plymouth Tuesday and Wednesday Clubs in the Hubbard at Five Mile, Livonia. A of subjects, Including the Impact of Township trustee. "He presented a Dyer Center, on Marquette at Carl counselor will be available for infor technology on the demise of the auto thorough picture of what condition son. A social h_our will be at 1 p.m. mation and registration noon to 6 industry and "Detroit, and its part In he thought Detroit is In. Tm very Im with the meeting at 2 p.m. People p.m. For more information, call 577- the growth of the suburbs. pressed that the guy gave an 18-mln- attending may get their tickets to an 0832. Young called on suburban and De ute speech with no notes. I was a lit upcoming DRC trip, pay dues and troit leaders to work together to en tle surprised at his emphasis on eco e CONCERT sure the future of the auto Industry get a program of activities for the Wednesday, Sept. 20 - The West- nomics being the answer to many 1989-90 year. in metro Detroit and to help lure In problems." land Cultural Society's Concert in dustry, back to Michigan. the Park Series will have the Euro Not everyone was taken by JIM JAGOFELO/slaff photographer O COUNTRY/WESTERN By doing that, he said, Detroit and Young's visit. pean Brass perform at 7 p.m. at the its suburbs would benefit and be able Friday, Aug. 11 — Senior citizens Bailey Center gazebo, behind City "I think the mayor needs to spend Detroit Mayor Coleman A. Young, speaking in Plymouth last can enjoy a country-western barbe to better'compete with the onslaught more time building a sense of com Thursday at a Kiawanis Club meeting, said suburban leaders Hall, on Ford near Carlson. People of foreign corporations that have en cue at the Westland Friendship Cen- are asked to bring a lawn chair or mitment in his own city," said Wll- should emphasize commonalities their communities have with —ter-~ufider-the_Day_ilion. 1119 North tered auto and other hi-tech Indus- -bla nket ilam Joyner, a public relations exec- Detroit, not the differences. ——-—•——•—: — Newburgh Road. There will be tiles. utlve. "chicken, baked beans, corn on the-• OPEN SWIM cob, beer and beverages, entertain The Wayne-Westland YMCA has ment, door pri2es, bingo, cards and daily open swim available 2-4 p.m. horse races. Tickets available at the and 7-8 p.m. Monday-Friday, and 1-3 Senior Clubs and at the Friendship p.m. Saturday. Family Swim is 8- Center front desk for $3 for residents 8:45 p.m. Friday and 3-4 p.m. Satur obituaries and $5 for non-residents. day. The YMCA is at 827 South EUGENE L.ELERY shall Town, Iowa. NELLIE E.SHERIDAN 17,1927 In Pennsylvania. . — . Wayne Road, Westland. For more in Survivors are her husband, F. Ml- - formation, call 721-7044. 9 ICE SKATING Services for Mr. Elery, 62, of Gar A chemist, Mr. Elery la survived Services for Mrs. Sheridan, 61, of .chael; two daughters, Mary".Beth"' Monday-Thursday, Aug. 14-17 — den City were held July 28 from the by wife, Edwardlne; children, David, Garden City were held June 29 from Pondell and Maureen Parker, four The Westland Sports Arena will hold • KARATE John Santeiu and Son Funeral Home Air Force Tech. Sgt. Reed, Leslie the John Santeiu and Son Funeral grandchildren; mother, Nellie Ka- registration for its summer session Karate classes will be held Tues with Fr. William Sayers of St. David Harper, Laurie Anderson, Lynn, Bar Home with Deacon Michael MarKu- zen; sister, Marie Cohn, and broth- .'•'. of ice skating classes from noon to 6 days and Thursdays at the Wayne- Episcopal Church officiating. Intern bara Kates, Christopher Kates, Ray like of St. Dunstan Catholic Church ers, Alfred and John Kazen. Preced- > p.m at the arena on Wlldwood at Westland Family YMCA. 827 S. ment was in White Chapel Cemetery, mond Kates, Steven Kates, and officiating. Internment was In St. Ing her In death was a son, Kevin. Hunter. Classes are available on Wayne Road, Westland. Bob Preville Troy. Christopher Kates; sue grandchil Hedwlg Cemetery, Dearborn Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturday will instruct classes for children A rosary service held June 28 by ' dren, and sister, Sharon Rogers. Heights.. •-••.,•'••'' the Women'o! the Moose. '.'..."' mornings. The five-week session be 6:30-7:45 p.m. and adults 7:30-9 p.m. Mr. Elery died July 23 in West- Mrs. Sheridan died June 26 In Gar gins Aug! 21 and costs $18.75. The For more information, call the Y at land. Memorials may be sent to the. den City. .'•";. Memorials may be sent to the • class includes five 30-minute lessons 721-7044. He was born Dec. 2. 1926 in Mar Michigan Heart Association. A homemaker, she was born July Michigan Cancer Foundation. 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Seems that in addi \ ""v "cruising down the St. \ /: Clair River, chilled tion to helping out at school, she •/' \ summewr soup s can soothe anyappe- also makes time for a family of five while helping out as volun \ *"• tlte. If you've never attempted to make teer for the herb study group at \ Matthaei Gardens in Ann Arbor. one, keep this-In mind: they're versa She also has a 10-by-50-foot herb X 16/ tile, digestible and so easy to make. and vegetable garden at home Most of tbem can be made in ad H ^. £- and is involved in countless other •{•>-. vance, require little or no cooking activities. ••'. i- and travel wejt. What more could^a- —An—active—member—of—the- "•'/J good cook ask for? - American Herb Society, From its beginning as a mixture Steinhauer tends to more than •At of stones and water, soup has 150 assorted herbs in her own evolved into many different forms, backyard. She can also be seen from France's gorgeous pot-au-feu, tending to the herb and botanical a broth enriched with daily lefto gardens at Matthaei. This sum vers, to an elegant chilled con- mer, she will attend the national t sommq. conference for the American It's difficult to document when the Herb Society, which is hosting first chilled soup appeared since few noted cookbook author and her- 11* European cultures embraced the botogist Sol Gilbertie. Idea. Tracing back through Ameri Anyone who has more than 150 P i can fooM history, chilled soups didn't herbs in a garden is, in my book, a V : A' appearVin cookbooks until the early self-appointed herbologlst. x 1920s. I . : .: ' ••'•&;';• Steinhauer's garden runs the .-•';••:»"-'*;• Today, cold soups' such as the gamut.of her Westland backyard, Spanish gazpacho, French chilled cu creeping down the sides of the cumber or Hungarian sour cherry house toward the street. She have become standard summer fare. claims her garden Is more experi . J/ -1-:--. But, if yqu've.trled these and you're mental than functionary. • - i. l>. •:*--.• • yearnlngjor;sbrne Inspiring new ide -: .'•> ? '•£>,. as, reap! $p. .'<-;•1¾ : ^ THE PLOTS ARE laid out In '. Not;aU;ho\l50up>'transform nicely Chinese fashion, using raised ; Into chjlfed squp?; Vegetable purees beds. ;the herbs are used mainly ^aqdifr^ft>pwee;bass tfBfc MHMMMMMi ) Monday. July 31. 1989 O&E *3B a •A IT .1 use! W<@st together, ,r ii---::- m asygoing dlshei A'e - Sludhur Jaffrey's Cookbook: ^J i,.r..;. i ii'i^-T ••T.?'7" '**(&* t.usy F.usi/West Menus for Fam ily utid Friends," Madhur Jaf- !>ey, Harper & Row, 1989, $22.50. ^¾^ cook's books The one and only time I met ' Geri Madhur Jaffrey was in the summer ? .I ^ We were both enrolled in a >.>King .lass taught by James Beard Rinschler *y*. •'mided "Tasting *' Along with other en Stewed with Chickpeas' or Stir- 1 fresh jalapcno pepper or 5-6 fresh •••tdbk: cooks in the class, Jaffrey Fried Gingery Eggplant will tell you hot green chilies, very finely *>ts Introduced as the author of the that you've got to like spices to enjoy chopped (with seeds) -HJkoook "An Invitation to Indian most of the dishes in her collection. 2 teaspoons very finely grated, «. uoking," as well as an actress and The majority of the recipes are peeled, fresh ginger i' lend of Beard's. written to serve four-six people. The 2 tablespoons chopped, fresh green V During one of the lectures on "sea- menus are grouped into chapters coriander (Chinese parsley) •« igs " Beard remarked that Jaf- based on the ingredients of the main T^> flight him to grind all cooking dish such as fish, chicken or meat. Preheat the oven to 400 degrees. **?f>.' ••;-.<; *; 'jju-fcs such as fennel seeds, allspice There are few dessert recipes — Pour l tablespoon oil into an 8- iuo ^ mnamon just before using among them are cookies and a dev inch-square metal cake pan and heat v ' .t . - •. •"hern Later that summer 1 took il's food cake - most of them con over a medium-low flame. When nen advice and ground some cin- tain fruit. very hot, put in the mustard seeds. ^L idnion pieces in an old electric cof This is a refreshing, innovative As soon as they begin to pop, put in JOHNSTORMZAND fee grinder. Jaffrey was right. The cookbook with tasty dishes for sum the sesame seeds. Stir them about Icy Carrot Cream Soup combines carrots with russet potatoes and leeks, among other •iiiierence was phenomenal. mer cooking as well as hearty ones for 10 seconds. Remove the pan Jeffrey's latest book is "Madhur for ihe winter. from the fire. Spoon out the seeds ingredients. See recipe on 1B. ini^i ey's Cookbook: Easy East/West After all this, if you're still yearn and put them in a saucer. Some will Menus for Famil) and Friends " And ing to tr\ some Indian food, "A Taste remain clinging to the pan. This is as i s just what the title implies, a per of India, Madhur Jaffrey's Far East it should be; leave them there. Just viiidi collection of her favorite re Cookery' will be arriving in book push what remains toward the bot ives Although she is regarded to be stores in September. tom. umrb r soups a cool choice itie v-ooking authority of Indian food, Following is a recipe from Combine the cornmeal, flour, sug most of what she prepares are dishes Madhur Jaffrey's Cookbook: Easy ar, baking powder and salt in a bowl. Continued from Page 1 i-oin Mexico, Korea, Japan and the East/West Menus for Family and Mix slightly. Add yogurt, milk, egg, nited States Friends." jalapeno or chilies, ginger, green Other than gazpacho, most vegetable The editors of Jaffrey's book sum when garnishing oi serving chilled coriander (Chinese parsley) and 4 soups Sprigs of thyme or a few long u> ner cooking style beautifully in GOLDEN SESAME CORN BREAD tablespoons oil. Stir gently and mix puree soups need to be cooked either tut introduction: "When a woman 1 tablespoon peanut or corn oil pieces of chives will dress up cold thoroughly. cucumber, cauliflower, potato or n UII India who has lived in Europe 1 tablespoon whole yellow mustard Spoon the corn bread batter into in water, vegetable stock or a light marries a.man from America whose seeds squash soup. Sprigs of apple mint or the cake pan. Scatter the seed rnjx- tiny edible flowers such as johnny chicken stock. taihei e6mts~iT0rrrKeTttucky —ex- -HablespooD-whole sesame seeds -tur-e from the-saucer-over the top as one things are bound to happen." I cup commeal -jttmp-ups-add a bit of glamour-.tQ_ayi_ evenly as you can. Bake for 25-30 ocado, cantaloupe, blueberry or Recipes throughout the book are 1 cup all-purpose flour minutes or until golden brown. other cold fruit soups. imriguing, appetizing and healthy 3 tablespoons sogar This bread is best served straight Most of the time, pureed soups can side salad, some cruochy French Most of them are simple to prepare 4 teaspoons baking powder from .the oven. I cut it into squares be stored in the glass blender. Some bread and a slice of cheese or pate and use ingredients which can easily Vs teaspoon salt or thick slices and put them in a A TRADITIONAL rim soup dish times fruit soups will separate dur and you will have the makings for a Oe found in the grocery store or 1 cup plain yogurt lightly beaten bread basket lined and covered with or cream soup dish is always appro ing refrigeration and may need to be delightful luncheon or light supper. health food markets. Reading V* cup milk a single large napkin. However, it priate for serving cold soups. But re-blended just for a few seconds. For a summer dinner menu, either through recipes such as Spicy Chick- 1 egg, lightly beaten can be made ahead of time, wrapped don't be afraid to use a glass dessert the" cold vegetable or fruit soups can in foil and reheated in a 400-degree or berry bowl for individual serv All chilled soups can be served as be followed by a simple seafood or **f*ip*x^n oven for 10-12 minutes. ings. an appetizer. Just add a mixed green fish fillet, poultry or lamb entree. • r • cooking calendar O AUGUST EVENTS Kitchen Shop in Birmingham. MORE AND MORE. HI 'School Snacking Smarts!" will be Jaoobson's will offer Chantel offered at 7 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 24, ookware demonstrations from 2-4 in the Lounge of Jacobson's Roches YOU NEED ^ m Saturday, Aug. 12, at the Kitch ter store. The program is designed en Shop in Birmingham. for 5-7 year olds, who will be taught GOOD FOOD. 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Sparrow, Lansing, Ionia state for what they term Inadequate only Wayne or Oakland county hospi survival for many hospitals, the County Memorial, Ionia; Lansing payment on behalf of needy patients. tal so involved, though the South- MHA claims a statewide Medicaid General; Macomb Hospital Center, • The Michigan Hospital Association 'field-based MHA said another met shortfall of more than $75 million. Warren; Mercy Memorial Medical Center, St. Joseph; Saint John,. De filed sultln U.S. District Court last ropolitan area hospital may be add A recent MHA-coftimlssioned week, charging state and federal ed to the suit. troit; St. Luke, Saginaw and School study found hospitals received less craft Memorial, Manlstlque. Medicaid payments fall short of than 80 cents Medicaid payment for costs Involved In providing care for every $1 of care provided to needy Simmons declined to name, the Medicaid patients. The MHA and Its "HOSPITALS WERE chosen be patients. member hospitals allege the state cause they represented the average other metropolitan area hospital violates federal requirements for ad hospital in terms of Medicaid pay Other hospitals that are party to that was considering Jonlng the suit. equate reimbursement. - ments — not too high above the av the suit Include: Bay Medical Center, ''They're board hasn't voted on it yet Twelve hospitals are direct par erage, nor too low," MHA spokes Bay City; Berrien General, Berrien and we wouldn't comment until they ties to the suit. Botsford General man Steven Simmons said. Center; Carson City Hospital, Ed bad," he said. state park fees to increase through 1995 By Tim Richard Opposed were Cruce, George Hart, staff writer D-Dearborn, and Rudy Nichols, R- The annual vehicle permit, which has - Waterford. State park fees will go up by half Richard Fessler, R-Commerce, next year and keep going up through been at $10 since 1980, would go to $15 had an excused absence. 1995 under a bill on its way to Gov. next year, $18 in 1993 and $20 in 1995. Current fees are "ridiculously James Blanchard's desk. low," according to a staff analysis. The Michigan Senate last week Meanwhile, staffing is down, toilet had to vote twice on the controver facilities are sometimes in disrepair, © A bigger chunk of the annual sial bill before giving it 24-8 approv © The annual vehicle permit, and stairways are deteriorating.: which has been at $10 since 1980, permit money would go for park op al. "The money goes into a special, "It's amazing the increase we've would go to $15 next year, $18 in eration and maintenance, a smaller 1993 and $20 in 1995. proportion into capital outlay and restricted fund," said Sen. .Phil had in the state budget in the '80s," Arthurhultz, R-Whitehall. "It is used said Sen. Doug Cruce, R-Troy, one of o Daily permits would go from special maintenance. This is due to the current $2 to $4 for Michigan voter passage of a $140 million rec for day-to-day operations- — the no votes. rangers, trucks. Fees have not been residents. reational bond issue last year that is "For us to increase fees while the increased in a number of years, ^his a Senior citizen fees would go to be used solely for capital outlay. tax base Is expanding so rapidly is does not meet inflation, c unthinkable. There should be enough from $la-year to half the general o The Department of Natural Re tax revenue to operate the parks," admission price. sources could raise fees for camping "The DNR budget is based on,this Cruce said in an interview. © Non-resident fee would go from reservations and camping fees, fee increase," said Arthurhultz._ • $3 to $6. which are paid on a daily basis over Debate was brief as senators THE VEHICLE admissions pro o Commercial buses and vans and above vehicle entry fees. waded through a stack of budget vide $2.8 million a year for park op holding more than 12 passengers no conference reports in the cramped erations and maintenance, about 20 longer would be able to buy annual SUPPORTING the bill were Sens. quarters of a committee roomrThe percent of the operating budget. sticker. They would be charged daily William Faust, D-Westland, Jack Senate chamber has been torn apart Here's how fees would rise under fees of up to $15 to be set by the Faxon, D-Farmington Hills, and during extensive renovations of the House Bill 4681: Natural Resources Commission. Robert Geake, R-Northville. State Capitol Building. ^ *ri DISCOVER Marvin vfindaWa 1 SUMMER JIM JAGOFELD/start photographer SALE AUSTIN DOUBLE HUNG WINDOWS THAT BEND OYIR BACKWARDS DIRECT FACTORY PRICES Nature walk GALLERIES TO PHASE YOU. NOW AVAILABLE TO YOU Teacher JoAnne Abernethy and Lisa Ann Park, 5, of Novi, FAIRLANE This Is the check the contents of their net in hopes of finding a dra Our New Look Includes double hung Simply Beautiful gon fly. It was all part of Wonders in Science for 4 and 5- window that NEW Signed Graphics year-olds. The two-week course was part of Schoolcraft tilts (or easy Lustra Wall® College's summer series for gifted and talented students NEW Oil Paintings cleaning. 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Wayne County Sheriff Robert Fi- The state appeals court upheld received his day In court to properly While Ficano said he assumed the cano said Friday he was mulling his chief Wayne County Circuit Judge argue them. informal agreement would continue, options after last week's Michigan Richard Kaufman's Feb. 16 ruling "There's never been a full hearing Duggan said the agreement, "was in Court of Appeals decision that cost awarding the Jail to McNamara un in open court," Ficano said. "We effect until the (appeals court) opin him control of the county jail. der terms of a 1971 prisoner lawsuit. never had the ability for cross-exam ion came out." Ficano said he wa3 meeting with In March, the state Supreme Court ination." his attorneys to determine whether temporarily overruled Kaufman, re "We're going to do this in coopera to continue his case before the state turning the jail to Ficano pending A spokesman for the executive's tion with the sheriff, but Ed Supreme Court in the wake of Thurs the appeals court ruling. office said McNamara would "move McNamara is the jail administra day's-appeals court ruling favoring promptly" to assume jail control. tor," Duggan said. "He's the one who county Executive Edward "We're going to move in promptly will be reporting to Judge Kauf- .McNamara. IN THAT ruling, Kaufman said "to.clean up the jail and bring the .man." ~TZ8£V? "We're weighing our options," Fi the sheriff wasn't doing enough to budget into balance," said deputy The jail would return to the sher TlMNOWICKI/illustrallon cano said. "We feel there are consti bring the jail into compliance and county executive Michael Duggan. iff, Duggan said, once terms of Kauf tutional Issues involved and we feel had hampered improverr|ents The ruffed grouse is among fowl that enjoy dust bathing. Former county youth home direc man's ruling were met. The function of dust bathing is not known, but it is thought 4 to remove excess lipids from the feathers that are fed ^ Marvin wfhdow8 * upon by feather mites. It may also help fluff the feathers More state students need aid • - ™ •••-•- ", •• , -— ••-. •- and aid in their alignment. A BEAUTIFUL CASE to complete collegia education mn SfFHCHENCY. One of the finest wood windows jn in the world un bathing — Eighty percent more state college rising tuition and changes in enroll 34 percent of state students' finan N. students are using financial aid pro ment patterns, the economy and the cial aid, private sources 33 percent, Excellent grams to complete their studies financial aid system, said state Su weatherstfipping the state 18 percent. Colleges and •i and unique frame compared with those enrolled in col perintendent of Schools Donald universities themselves provided 15 lege during the mid-1970s. design give the It, ^ lUl lllw UllUw Bemis. percent of all financial aid. Casemaster an Students at public universities •> Increased aid levels occurred ^ extremely low air Summer is indeed the time for among all types of colleges and uni received the most aid, $235 million. ri-^^lx-'. infiltration rate. bathing. On hot sticky days, or af versities, but was most pronounced Students at independent colleges" UP T015% OFF "*. Saves energy. ter one has been sun bathing, it M nature among community and independent received $158 million in aid. Com WHtLE SUPPLIES LAST We Install or jeels great.to cool off in the show colleges, according to a just-released munity college students received $62 AH Your Favorite Brands You can do the job easily er. Michigan Department of Education million in aid. ~\ with our expert advice Well, man Is not the only animal The federal government provided Heil '* Timothy study. York Visit Our Showroom that bathes. In fact birds do not al The study compared the years Rheem ways use water to bathe with ei j Nowicki 1986 and 1974. Janitrol TM WINDOW PRODUCTS ther. We are all familiar with birds JUST LIKE HOLLYWOOD Arocaire 24539 W. Warren splashing in a shallow puddle While state higher education en FAMILY VIDEOS ADD VOICE. Luxalre i Dearborn Heights Not long ago I had the opportuni Comfoftmaker I—, or Call 277-0280 formed by the sprinkler. Wetting rollment increased by 14 percent TITLES. PHOTOS. SLIDES. FILMS. *nd miny mor* feathers with water can help con ty to watch a ruffed grouse dust over that period, 80 percent more DELETE. OR CHANGE AS THE trol their body heat and help align bathing. Like most birds that dust students had qualified for state, fed PROS DO YOU BE THE DIRECTOR FREE ESTIMATE their feathers. bath, this individual rocked back eral or private aid. CALL THE TRANSFER ZONE FOR Immediate Birds also sun bathe. On hot sun and forth to form a slight depres Michigan's public and independent INFORMATION Installation JANES HAS ny days one may_see a robin, or sion in an old ant mound. It was TASTE very deliberate in its movements colleges reported nearly 170,500 stu 548-7580 cardinal in the yard resting on the dents were eligible for financial aid HEATING A COOLING INC. And TASTE has Janes— ground with its wings outstretched and would lie on one side with the -upper w|ng extended. This allowed in 1986. The figure represents more OAKLAND COUNTY WAYNE COUNTY Read hirri every. Monday_ and head arched Ttownwardrltroay -than "OM-third of the state's under- - ^81=6*30 533-3770 appear that the bird Is suffering dust to get into the underwing area. 50% OFF n*mciKaAVM.Acit graduates. EXPIRES SEPT 1.1989 from heat exhaustion, but it is ac There were times when it rolled The increase can be attributed to tually sun bathing. onto its back while rocking and Sun bathing is believed to force rolling to and fro insuring dust ectoparasites to regions of the body landed everywhere. In between where "the bird can easily remove bouts of rocking it would remain them. Exposing the skin to sunlight still for long periods as if soaking may stimulate the production of vi in pleasure. Though this behavior tamin D. There is also a strong cor made the bird more vulnerable to relation between molting and sun predation, it stayed in its "tub" for bathing. Sunlight may help to about 40 minutes. soothe the skin when it is irritated The exact function of dust bath by the replacement of new feath ing is not known, but it is thought to ers. remove excess lipids from the feathers which are fed upon by SEVERAL species of birds have feather mites. It may also help been reported bathing in the rain fluff the feathers and aid in their and In the dew on leaves. But dust alignment. bathing Is not as common. Fowl like birds, such as, quail, pheasants, The writer is a naturalist at and grouse are those most com Independence-Oaks Parks monly observed dust bathing. Oakland County. small yellow investment 7^e OA& 'lattvtu 483-4520 of Ypsilanti J^ Classic Oak Furniture into 6ig green profits. 12¾ W. Michigan Ave. Downtown vi, }.\ •> ^«~-iMf Open 7 Days ^¾^^3 11A.M.-6P.M. 90% of all people use the All Fabric Ameritech PagesPlus* Yellow Pages. 75% of them will follow up with a visit On Sale! or call. You've got to admit those numbers are pretty good. 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Inc. *i«ftiHitfHttliiift*ilM Eht <$bsenter Memnpajjers Brad Emons, Dan O'Meara editors/591-2312 Monday. July 31, 1989 O&E %J %J III 1^^ % \J V V 8 I By Brad Emons staff writer JOE STURTZ, the left fielder from North Farmington High headed "Wallyball" isn't Just a cute slogan for Indiana University, started the anymore. surge with a double and scored on Crabtree's single. Walter's Appliance capped an im ..,^..-.-.- 5,..'i;-:': " ' Dropiewski then reached base on •?••-•'•.- --- ;--.-. ••'-,-r-^.v1 i.',> >?•'• >,v*'>*--r^f '• •'•.'•••' pressive three-game sweep of the ^•'o^.•-,.':.^ >:-'-,...;-'-•.•A..•:;•;>_• •;•:•;.',.'',-':• •*->;..,., Livonia Collegiate Baseball League of off-speed pitches with a lively an infield hit and advanced on a playoffs Friday night at Ford Field sidearm fastball to handcuff the op Hines Park infield error. with a 7-2 victory over Hines Park position. With the bases loaded, Jeff Pen- Lincoln-Mercury. Buchler is no stranger when it dell walked to make it 2-0. Marly -^v1^'.'. Wolfe followed by sending a hard Pitcher Randy Buchler made his comes to winning the big one. !¾';A=%:;.^v'>V'::::^;-;^r;•¾^v•'.^k^-^^^>;:;v^^^;^:•; 45-minute ride to the ballpark from In 1987 he and Walter's catcher smash past Hines Park first base his home in Grass Lake a memora Tim Crabtree led Grass Lake High man Derek Humphries, scoring two ART EMANUELE/Slaff photographer ble one, winning his second playoff to the Class D state crown. As a more runs. John Gotts' then earned game on a two-hitter. The right-^— freshman this past season at Hills credit for an RBI on a ground out. Rick Rutlegde (left) of Walter's Appliance nia Collegiate Baseball League playoffs at Ford hander went the distance, striking dale College, he was vole By Brad Emons "Everybody thought that I would play basketball in lot tougher," said Grazulis, who was voted team MVP as staff writer high school," said Laura. "But I ran cross country. It a senior. "We did pretty well considering that we only coincided with the basketball season so I couldn't do had seven players. We finished 18-11." ERHAPS LAURA Grazulis has upstaged the both. I wanted to run cross country because of track, so great Bo Jackson. people in sports I never got into it (basketball) even though everybody WITH A VOLLEYBALL career at an end, Grazulis The 22-year-old athlete from Westiand can thought I should have." turned her attention back:Co-track where she dabbled in P do a little bit of everything and more, as the (The indoor playing surface is 44 yards long by 22 yards During her senior year at Glenn, Grazulis was one of the javelin throw. popular Nike shoe commercial dubs Jackson, the pro wide.) the area's top distance runners. In the winter she was "I needed to get into something to keep in shape be baseball and football star who has become the man for "There's quite a bit of contact," said Grazulis. "You standout in volleyball. cause I knew I was going to be trying out in team hand all seasons. can strike a person from throwing the (leather) ball, but "It was a fluke that I even got into volleyball," she ball," Grazulis said. At John Glenn High (class of 1985), Grazulis ran cross there are also two-minute penalties for being too rough. said. If all goes according to plan, Grazulis will graduate country and track, played a year of tennis, and stood out There are also penalty shots taken for flagrant fouls." from Tulane in December with a degree in sociology. in volleyball. At 6 feet, 3 inches, Grazulis uses height to her advan AFTER^GRADUATING, Grazulis was set to run She would like to work for Covenant House, an agency At Tulane (La.) University, Grazulis performed four tage. track at Miami of Ohio before a couple of college vol which deals with runaway children. years on the women's volleyball team and held the Jave But she remains a relative novice, having tried three leyball coaches intervened during a summer AAU tour Headquartered in New York, Covenant House has nu lin record for a month in track (during her senior year). different positions Including goalie, circle runner and nament in Chicago. merous locations throughout the western hemisphere. And now Grazulis has entered a new arena — team__ left back during her stint at the Olympic Festival. Convinced her future was in volleyball, coaches from Grazulis realizes she has plenty of options. handball — where last week she played for the South "I'm not sure I'm good at any," chuckled Grazulis. Miami of Florida and Tulane each offered scholarships. "I'd like to go to Alaska, but there are a lot of other team at the Olympic Sports Festival in Oklahoma City, The volleyball coach at Tulane, Dorothy Franco, was Grazulis suddenly changed her mind, enrolling at the places — South America, Cleveland . . . they even have Okla. (The South competed Sunday for the bronze Instrumental In providing Grazulis a tryout for the New Orleans campus. a branch in New Orleans, but I'll go wherever I'm as medal.) Olympic Festival. But in four years of volleyball at Tulane, she played signed." "It's a little bit of basketball, volleyball and some in relative anonymity. Meanwhile, Grazulis is unsure about her newly-found soccer, although you can't actually kick the ball," Gra "MY COACH was an Olympian in 1984 and because of Because of a national scandal involving the men's team handball career. (The top players from the Olym zulis explained. "It's a lot like water polo, only it's on her I was able to get an invitation," said Grazulis. "Be basketball program, which was censured by the NCAA, pic Festival will be selected to play for the U.S. Nation land. It's a lot bigger over In Europe and right now cause of my background, she felt 1 was worth a look." all Tulane athletic teams lost their membership to the al Team.) they're trying to create Interest over here." Considering her athletic history, it's not surprising Metro Conference. The volleyball team played as an in that Grazulis earned a berth on the team. She comes dependent ("We didn't have much of a schedule," Gra "I'D LIKE to stick with it because it's fun," she said. TEAM HANDBALL is played by two sides of seven from an athletic family. zulis said) and despite two sparkling seasons (28-9 and "It's a more of an aggressive game than I'm used to, so players (including a goalie) and five substitutes. The ob Three of her brothers were college basketball players 32-7), the Green Wave never earned an invitation to the it's different in that respect. ject Is to score most the goals with attackers passing or including 6-9 Paul, who played at Eastern Michigan NCAA tournament. "It depends how much time I put Into It. It Isn't easy dribbling the ball with their hands until a shooting op University; 6-5 Mario, who Just finished at Kalamazoo And to make matters worse, the coach who recruited to get a group together and start playing." portunity Is created. When a team loses possession it College; and 6-6 Andy, a reserve forward for NCAA Di Grazulis, Kathy Trostclalr, died of cancer just before Knowing the multi-talented Grazulis, it appears she immediately forms a defensive formation around the vision I tourney qualifier Siena (N.Y.) College. her senior year. can adapt to just about any sport. goal, which Is three meters wide by two meters high. All three brothers also played tennis at Glenn. "We lost quite a few girls and the competition got a But can Bo play team handball? Junior Olympics Jeff Badarak (left photograph), 13, of Redford competes in the high jump during last week's Redford Township Junior Olympics held at Kraft Field. In the 50-yard dash, Julia Fitzpatrick (lett), 4, of Redford is nipped at the wire by Joann Brzya, 5, of Livonia. Complete results will appear in Thursday's Observer. r '•- 1 I 1 t photos by JIM JAQpFELD/tUtt photographer ~~ V. . . ' 2CU..nLW,_Q) O&B Monday, July 31.1969 Pitcher a pain in neck Tie gives Boyle modified crown By Dan O'Moara for five Innings, with Boyle Chevro staff writer let taking the lead and Rogin Buick for Ohio tourney foes always producing the tying run a The game was men's modified short time later. ) Thq tournament might have been » fast-pitch softball, but football came Scott Collins' RBI groundout made over before it got started for the to mind Monday night (July 24) at it 1-0, but McCrohan tripled and con Pat Boyle Chevrolet men's modi Ford Field. tinued home in the second when the fied fast-pitch softball team. The regular-season finale between relay throw went high into the : But it wasn't, and the-team re first-place Pat Boyle Chevrolet and screen behind home plate. The teams bounded to win the Fostoria Metro John Rogin Bulck was supposed to exchanged runs again on Don 'League Tournament with a 4-0 decide the championship of the Livo Dreher's RBI single and Bob See's ;record(July23). MCMANAWAY ALSO hit three nia circuit. sacrifice fly. • The team and ace pitcher Curtis home runs and led Boyle Chevrolet It did, but not quite the way every In the Boyle fourth, Dreher hit .Richards were nearly dealt an In with nine RBI, and the Drehers had one expected as Pat Boyle needed safely, stole second and scored when surmountable blow In the first In- five RBI apiece. ^ • .only a 3-3 tie — the result.of a time Brubaker's grounder rolled through •ning of the first game when Rich- In the second Caesars game, Jeff limit imposed by the parks and rec the second baseman's legs for an er lards was felled by a batted ball. Campbell was 3-for-4, and Don reation department"~ to win its sec- ror. Pat Malzone scored the tying ; On the fourth pitch to the leadoff Dreher, Dave Brubaker, Curt ondstraight title. run for Rogin Buick on See's fifth- batter, Richards was hit on the White and Steve Dawson had two Pat Boyle players invoked the inning single: right side 6f the neck with a line \\Hs each as Pat Boyle supported memory of Duffy Daughcrty after drive. ; . ' Richards with 14 hits and an 8-0 ward, but the outcome meant they "THAT ONE inning was a big in After being knocked down and lead. McManaway belted a solo ho also could relate to Ara Parseghian, ning," said Rick Dreher, refering to i dazed by what could have been a mer. the man who purposely played it the third when Pat Boyle loaded the dreadful injury, Richards regained In the first meeting, Boyle Chev safe and still won it all. bases with no outs and failed to 'his feet and composure, pitched to rolet needed 12 innings to hand " "This is like kissing your sister," score. "The shortstop made a great ' the next batter and led Boyle Chev Caesars its first loss. Rick Dreher's said Pat Boyle catcher Dave Bru play. If he doesn't get that, it turns solo homer and Campbell's RBI the whole ballgame.around." rolet to the title: baker. "You hate to win it like this. CHUCK HEINEY/stall photographer single pushed Pat Boyle over the Nobody comes out here to play for a After a single, error and fielder's '.. "IF I DIDNX&et right back up, I edge. tie." choice that didn't get anybody out But the winners also needed a Curtis Richards is Boyle Chevrolet's ace on the mound. He ^ don't know If I ever would have bounced back from a line shot to the neck to lead Boyle to loaded the bags, power-hitting Keith ; pitched again," said Richards, fear two-run seventh to stay In the PAT BOYLE, 10-1-1, went into the victory. (See related story.) McManaway, who hit three home ing he would have been gun shy if game. Don Dreher's sacrifice fly contest with a one-game lead over runs in the weekend tournament, . he bothered to dwell on it. with the bases loaded and Brubak- Total Foods, which finished with a smashed a line drive that was caught '• "I've pitched all my life and nev er's RBI single gave Pat Boyle a 5- 10-2 record. Rogin Buick ended up 8- Livonia title five of the last eight "I'VE PITCHED against this team by Chuck Robbins. Successive field er had a ball hit back at me like 4 lead, but Caesars scored a run in 3-1. years. It has won the Plymouth a lot of times, and they were hitting er's choices ended the inning and the that. "It puts the fear of God in the bottom of the seventh and Playing in ^ the late game that league eight consecutive years, but the ball tonight," Richards said. threat. , you." forced the game into extra innings. didn't get under way until nearly 10 that streak is in jeopardy since Boyle "They were swinging a nice bat. - Pat Boyle defeated Port Huron- In the opening game Saturday, p.m., the teams were tied after sev Chevrolet is two games out of first "The ball just wasn't popping as Boyle got a runner to second in the based Little Caesars, the defending Richards, after recovering from en innings at approximately 11:15 with four remaining. well as it does. Sometimes it comes sixth and seventh innings but left being hit, tossed a four-hitter to in flat, and good hitters will hit a flat him there each time. Rogin had only v outstate champion, twice to win p.m. Furthermore, the team was com the tournament. In the winner's beat Express Oil of Port Huron 7-1. They already had surpassed the 11 ing off a weekend high, having won pitch." one baserunner in the last two inn bracket final, Boyle Chevrolet eked Richards allowed only two hits af p.m. lights-out curfew and the one- the Fostoria Metro League Tourna The teams played cat-and-mouse ings. . out a 7-5 victory and whipped Cae ter the first inning and walked only hour, 10-minute time limit when the ment by beating the defending out- sars 9-i in the rematch. one for the game. umpires called a halt to the game, state champion, Little Caesars of $ . And it so happens Richards also McManaway's grand slam which drew a negative response Port Huron. '_ r plays for Little Caesars wnen ne s highlighted a five-run seventh m- from a handful of Total Foods play "1 ended up losing about six — 200 REBATE CAPITOL R.V. INC. not pitching ior Pat Boyle. The lat ning, which Pat Boyle entered with ers who stayed around to see the pounds over the weekend," said win AIR CONDITIONING ^ IN LIVONIA ter is considered his team, and a 2-1 lead. Kesson had two hits, Boyle-Rogin game. ning pitcher Curtis Richards, allud that's the one he chose to play for Dan Pierce had an RBI single and If Rogin Buick had beaten Boyle ing to the hot, humid weather. "It SALE Total R.V. Repair • in the tournament. Don Dreher an RBI sacrifice fly. Chevrolet, Total Foods and Patha s a little effect. You have to go to installed Parts & Supplies Boyle would have met in a playoff work in the morning, and it's a long For A$ "They wanted me bad," said IN A LATER game Saturday, Low A* **& >~«fc5jr Hitches game at some future date to deter day. nstalled Richards, who survived a 13-hit as- - Pat Boyle whipped the Fostoria mine the Division A winner. "The good thing about this (Mon «119500 sault in the first Caesars game and All-Stars 12-2 as Richards threw day game) is it was a night game. I tossed a five-hitter in the second., "It doesn't matter how you win City Permits | another four-hitter, walked one and it," Pat Boyle manager Rick Dreher was able to lie down for an hour." Extra "They wanted to hit me all over the struck out five. said. "It's whether you win it or not. Richards also gave credit to the park." McManaway blasted a three-run Carrier s "I can think of seven other teams Rogin Buick team for its aggressive 38THDLOteShown ! FAST OIL LUBE 27.95| Richards' teammates did some' homer in the first inning, and Rick out here that would like to kiss their ness at the plate. The opponent outh- serious hitting themselves, combin Dreher keyed a six-run third with a sister tonight. it Boyle Chevrolet 8-6 but never had Our EnginemAren't j 33794 CAPITOL ing for a .339 team average. Don two-run triple. Pierce added an the lead. Don Dreher, the only player Comfortable I htil )bu.Are. Dreher finished with a tournament RBI single in the big inning. Rick "WE KNEW what we had to do," with more than one hit for the 261-3390 average of .600, Keith McManaway Dreher was 3-for-4 with three RBI, he added. "We just didn't do it quite winners, went 3-for-3 and scored two TRU TEMP Mon.-Fri. Cooling, Inc. and Rick Dreher .417, Mike Kesson McManaway and Don Dreher 2-for- right, but we'll take it." runs, and Tim McCrohan, Mike Nev Heating & 8-6 .385 and Dan Pierce ;357. 2. 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Lady bowlers, that is. with $1,000 guaranteed for first place. A volved a 300 game by Kenny Kosslck of The Ladie3 Pro Bowlere Tour nine-pin, no-tap format will be used. Canton Township while competingjn the T will stop at Satellite Bowl on The amateur participants also will 10-pin alley Men's Classic TTIO League. Mike Brown Michigan Avenue west of Telegraph receive a souvenir sweater and other hit an 802 series for three games while. Road, Aug. 6-10. The finals will be nation gifts in addition to the opportunity to Dick Beattie scored 1,040 in a four-game ally televised. bowl with three top professional lady Al block. For those bowling enthusiasts who are bowlers. A noteworthy event is the selection of interested, they can enter the pro-am The tournament features the world's Harrison Drakeshire and Nov! lanes as the sites for competition. This is a chance for amateur best professional women bowlers. Among the Michigan State Youth Tournament bowlers to bowl with the professionals. the participants will be Westland's Aleta next March and April. The tournament Sill {two-time Bowler of the Year), Dede" - • The Good Old Days are here again. If you are not a bowler but would like to will cover all Saturdays and Sundays In Davidson (1985 Rookie of the Year), De This annual promotion by the Bowling give It a try, balls and shoes are always those months.- troit's Cheryl Daniels (winner- of three Centers Association will take place Aug. available. The State Youth Jamboree will also tournaments in 1989) and Carol Glanotti 4-6. The participating centers will offer take place at Drakeshire on Oct. 28-29. (1989 WIBC Queens champion). open bowling throughout the weekend for • The recent hot weather hasn't af This will be an opportunity for any and Also competing will be past champions 50 cents per lane, and hungry appetites fected the scoring at Bel Alre.Lanes as all Interested parties U) become informed Dana Miller, Jeannie Maiden and Lorrle cao be taken care of with 50-cent hot the Un-Mixed Mixed League last Wednes about all levels of youth bowling from the Nichols and the winners of the last four dogs. day night had Dan Schumacher with a Bumpers all theway up to the collegiate U.S. Open tournaments — Wendy Mac- The participating bowling centers in 670 series on games of 243, 175 and 255. leveL Aleta Sill Pherson, Carol Norman, Lisa Wagner the O&E area are Bel Aire Lanes in Max Lynch was right up tb6re, too, with a and Robin Romeo. Farmington, Bowl One in Troy, Country 603 series Including a 243 game. Westland pro The pro-am part of the tournament Lanes," Drakeshire and Langan's Nor- In the Family Twosome, Gary Burgess takes place Sunday, Aug. 6, with the West Lanes lb Farmington Hills; Merri- Jr. had a 364 series. That was 127 pins • Town & Country Lanes In Westland • The kids instruction series is well; youth competition at 11 a.m. and the Bowl, Wonderland Lanes and Woodland over his average, which surely will go up. had some outstanding scores in its under way, and the youngsters are learn adult squads to follow at 1 p.m. The pro Lanes In Livonia; Garden Lanes and Sil In the Tuesday Trio League, the high Wednesday Nite Trio League as Harry ing quickly under the Instructional skills; portion of the tournament begins on Moo- ver Lanes in Garden City, Redford Bowl, game was rolled by Howie Gerenralcb Fill registered a 722.series and Dan Altlz- of Laura Podluszny. These kids may turn day, Aug. 7, with qualifying rounds and Redford Lanes and' Mayflower Lanes in with a 264 and Ted Middleton had the er came up with a 750 total. out to be tomorrow's superstars, like " . continues through match play, which be Redford; Oak Lanes, Westland Bowl and high set with 628. King of the Hill compe At Woodland Lanes in Livonia, the year-old Billy McMillan who is learning • gins Tuesday evening and concludes with Town it Country Lanes in Westland; Pla tition was won by Steve Herman as he Family Foursome League featured Ron the basic steps along with 11-year-old; the nationally-tele vised stepjadder finals za Lanes and Plymouth Bowl in Plym beat out Pro Shop owner John Fallows Spicer with a 268 game. In the Men's Kevin Green, who can deliver the ball at 7 p.m Thursday, Aug. 10. outh; Plum Hollow Lanes in Southfield, for the prize money. Doubles, Gary DeMea hit a 718 series on much better than he could two weeks' Pro-am entries and tickets to view the Super Bowl in Canton Township and West At Country Lanes, Dave Mahaz of a block of 267, 247 and 204. The Men's ago. He says he can really get the ball • tournament sessions are available at the Blpomfield Lanes. Westland came through with a 299 game Trio League, with a four-game format, "down the lane." These kids will have! Satellite Bowl. Ticket sale proceeds will These lanes will be open throughout in the Monday Men's Trio League. Coun saw Chuck Dobrick at 889, Pat Burger completed a six-week course which will benefit Special Olympics. For further in daytime and evening hours for everyone try Lanes has completed the lane finish 876 and Ken Kubit 874. In the Tuesday get them off to a good start If they wish' Cheryl Daniels formation call Mark or Diane Voight at to come out and bowl at the Good Old ing work and Is ready for those high-scor Trio League, Jim Gagnon rolled a 278 to continue bowling and perhaps join a local favorite 278-7400. Days bargain rates and have a lot of fun. ing league bowlers this fall. came in a foursome of 911. faille • •? O SKYLINE ADVANCES O SENIOR SOFTBALL O GLENN GOLF MEETING For more information, call Mike The 76 Wolves captured the title • Tryouts for the Livonia Y Pre-; Troup (72B-0292) or Gerry Skocfn hy rfpfpaHng the Amhprst, N.V. mierrSoccer Club's '73 Titan boys- Winning four of its final five o The Suburban Senior Softball A meeting regarding tryouts for (522-4166). Sting, 1-0, after besting the Downing- (under-17) soccer team (1990 sea games, Livonia Skyline of the Little League will hold its annual picnic the Westland John Glenn High boys ton Spirit of Philadelphia, Pa., 5-1, in son), coached by Frantz Lamarre^ Caesars Mickey Mantle League (15- and all-star game between the golf team will be at 2 p.m. Wednes the semifinals. (The 76 Wolves out- will be at 6:30 p.m. Aug. 9 at Jaycee- 16-year-olds) has advanced to the American and National divisions, be day, Aug. 16, In Room 188. O LHA NEEDS HELP scored their opponents by a com Park. (All players should bring wa-' district playoffs. ginning at 10am.Thursday, Aug. 10, For more Information, call coach bined score of 14-2.) ter and a soccer ball with identifica tion.) For more information, call Members of the team, comprised at Livonia's Rotary Park. Dan Burtka at 595-2357 or 981-1752. The Livonia Hockey Association Is Members of the Wolves, coached John Courtney at 464-1753. primarily of players from Livonia o An open invitation is extended seeking Bantam House Division by Paul Scicluna and Jack Hensley, Churchill and Redford Catholic Cen to all seniors interested in partici (ages 14-15) coaches for the upcom include Adam Borchert, Daniel Bro- • Tryouts for the 74 Wolve3 Lit tral highs, include: George and Tom pating in Softball for the 1990 sea O CARDS 1ST ACE ing season. Those interested should dy, David Garlick, Neal Grode, Jam tle Caesars Ilitch Division boys Charnley, Bob Coppola, Dennis son. Players are urged to come out call the LHA office 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. ie Heitert, Bill Hensley, Adam Hunt soccer team (coach Rocco Mitkov) Creedon, Dave Hulgrave, Steve Ko- and play at 10 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 3, Reid Scott, 65, of Livonia, scored (Monday, Wednesday, Friday) or call er, Mike Jablonski, Matt Kopmeyer, will be held Tuesday, Aug. 1, and sutich, Blaise Krol, Jason Mahoney, and Tuesday, Aug. 8, at Livonia's his first hole-in-one Wednesday on Bantam director Bob Kozar after 5 Justin MarshaU, Alan Placek, Go Wednesday, Aug. 2, at 6:30 p.m. at Bill Morris, Mike Obidzinski, Vic Ford Field (diamond No. 2). The'th e 123-yard, No. 14 hole at Idyl p.m. at 464-8047. Rauker, Seamus Rustin, Tino Sciclu Livonia's Jaycee Park. Call Kathy Randall, Mike Thomas and Bob You- field is located off Farmington Road Wyld. na, Rich Walos and Jamie Whltmore. ' Coyne at 427-3336 for more informa mans. between Lyndon and 1-96. He used a 5-iron and scored 57 for tion. For more information, call Mike nine holes. * JUNIOR C TRYOUTS © SOCCERTRYOUTS • Tryouts for the 75 Wolves (B O OUTSTANDING CAGER Palizzi at 595-8833. team) will be at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, After a one-year hiatus, the Livo • Tryouts for Livonia Youth Aug. 1, at Livonia's Jaycee Park. Jay Laura, 9, who will be a stu 9 HOCKEY CLINIC nia Hockey Association will again be Soccer Club under-19 Ilitch Division For more Information, call Kathy dent this fall at Webster Elementary O SOFTBALLTRYOUTS The Westland Hockey Association featuring the Junior C Knights, a boys team (1990 spring season) will Coyne at 427-3336. School, was recently named the out travel hockey team for players 19 Tryouts for the Mid-America Mus will hold skating clinics from 6 to 7 be at noon Sunday, Aug. 6 and 13, at standing player for his age group at and under. Bicentennial Park (field No. 7). For the Benny White/Magic Johnson tangs, a girls youth USSSA/ASA p.m. each Wednesday (throughout sanctioned 15 and under slow-pitch August) and from noon to 1 p.m. Sat Tryouts will be in late. August at more information, call John Hynes Basketball Camp held at Detroit locations to be announced. Condi at 471-0218. SUMMER SALE Country Day School. softball team (1990 summer season) urday, Aug. 19 and 26 at the West- will be Aug. 12-13. land Sports Arena, 6210 N. Wild- tioning scrimmages, however, are Laura, who was runner-up in the being held each Saturday night at sAfo (it/i For more information, call Ray wood. free throw and outside shooting con Beech-Woods Arena in Southfield. 1^^^^¾¾^ tests, competed against 100 other Knickerbocker at 455-5893. The fee is $3 and full hockey gear BOATS IXC. SALE Qvtllty Trvck Ccwrt is required. For more information, call head players. coach Keith Uutinen at 471-5717 19'V130hp.. $7,995 (evenings) or 425-7300 (days). 0 RACQUETBALL TOURNEY © UMPIRES NEEDED 19'Cuddy130hp $8,995 * HOCKEYTRYOUT 21'Cuddy 175 hp.a..$ 12,995 The 1989 Racquettme Health Club Umpires are needed for the Michi The Wayne-Westland Over-30 • WOLVES 76 TRIUMPH , Invitational will be held Friday gan Special Olympics Softball Tour 24 Cuddy175hp.....$13,995 Quality Truck Acctttorlot through Sunday, Aug. 25-27 at the nament, Friday and Saturday, Aug. Hockey Association will host tryouts 25'Aft Cabin 260 hp..$24,995 Livonia club. 4-5, at the Canton Softball Center. at 6 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 20, at 8 p.m. The Livonia Wolves 76 soccer ^¾ SgnVbon J^V/„ team won the Penns Forest Interna The entry fee is $20 per person. The Wayne Civitan Club Is hosting and Sunday at Wayne Ice Arena. A tional Challenge Cup tournament AARA rules apply. Men's, women's the tournament with Friday games $5 fee for each ice session is re quired for those trying out. held July 22-24 near Pittsburgh, Pa. and junior divisions are open. Call beginning at 6 p.m. and Saturday's Tonrmu tournament directors Jim Earley action starting at 9 a.m. If you are a Com and Madonna McPharlin at 591-1212 sanctioned umpire, contact Ron for more Information. Swan at 722-3771 or 491-4550. VEHICLE OWNER'S - NEW OR USED BOATS mc. A Mechanical Breakdown? 6465 Tttograph, DMrtorn Ht». GRAND RIVER R.V. $-0-LABOR COSTS % W.N. of Ford Rd 26425 Omnd Rivrr • REDFORD UGLY KITCHEN CABINETS? Does this interest you? (313) 274-1600 592-1788 $-0- COSTS FOR PARTS DON'T REPLACE... 'REFACE' Would you want this? ra $-0- DEDUCTIBLE ON REPAIRS MODERN A EUROPEAN STYLES Would you want this? BERGSTROM'S INC. FORMICA SOLID WOODS ^-^ Would you feel more secure knowing you could get your car HEATING •COOLING • PLUMBING Oak. 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IIOM>\ Uwto Rofl. 2-Year Warranty Power n©g.$i99 189 $250 SUPER SPECIAL SUPER SPECIAL For oolfrwm p«!«ma/>c« trA »a'ety « rrcommond you Expires 8-21-89 •MM H«ra$««Y»t Expires 8- 21-89 read tt* tf*w*'» m»ngjl be( X. 4C* MM .»•. 644-1070 OaMaridqpuhtySQI^)^ •¥£ iwmfiiiinrl 825 Sport* & 856 Bulck 880 Chevrolet 882 Chrysler 868 Ford 868 Ford 868 Ford imported Cars LeBa/on 1986 4 door, automatic, air PARK AVE 1979- 4 door, loaded, CAVAUER 1984 - 5 spoed. am-fm EXP 1982 • deluxe two tone paint, MUSTANG. 1985. IX. only $3995 2 MERCEDES BENZ 380SE 85 25.000 good condition. $1000. 937-0518 cassette, air, much more. Excellent condition, ell the toys. $5,775 radial tires, cute little sports ca/. door Hatch, automalic. 49.000 condtlton. $2500 or besl. 464-8766 BILL BROWN miles After 6 669-1121 mites, flawless. $27,760. PARK AVE 1985- Immaculate, all FOX HILLS $1,379. Only at TYME. Plymoulh power, low mJ. vinyl top. new tires 4 CAVALIER 1984. 2 door. 4 speed, 455-5568 Chrysler-Plymouth Mustang 1986 air. am/tm. cruise, ERHARD BMW brakes. $7995. After 5pm: 471-5537 good condition, complete servlos USED CARS EXP 1984- Black, automatic, new greit buy for the money $4,242 records. »1500 or besL 455-480S 455-8740 961-3171 352-6030 REATTA. 1988. GM Exec, very low LEBARON. 1987. excellent eondi tires. Clean Interior. 20.000 miles on LOU LaRICHE mile*, rare sunroof, red/grey Interi CAVALIER. 1985. 2 door. air. auto llon. loaded, 60.000 miles, $6500/ engine, $2500. 255-3058 MOB 1979, now brakes, lop. shocks or, loaded, $18,500. 540-4455 mata, am-fm siereo, excellent con besl 476-686« "0". EXP: 1968. Red. auto, cruise, till, CHEVY/SUBARU 4 Interior. $2,400. Cell after 7 pm. dition. »3800/best offer. 363-5414 Plymouth Rd - Jusi West of 1-275 453-3517 REGAL STATION WAGON. I»82 air, am/lm cassette Sunroof. Mlnlll NEW YORKER 1984. loaded, new $5300/besl , 273-3756 Very good condition Best offer CAVAUER 1966. 4 door>4 cylinder, radiator, front o/akos 6 struts, high 453-4600 MO MIDGET- 1972, lots 0« extras! 534-9193 automatic, power steering, excefient mileage, very good condltlon,- DOWN!* FAIRMONT 1881 Wagon 4 speed, CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY Aft*'6pm. 680-1749 condition. $4250. 652-9054 MUSTANG 1986 Convertible Btacl REGAL 1977. excellent transporta »3250 421-4363 no rust, no dents, am-tm cassette on gray. Full power 26.500 mites $1350. Alter 4pm 255-5225 SECTION PEUGEOT. 1984. 505 SIl. Loaded. tion. $650. Ca« alter 6pm. 261-1975 Cavalier 1986 Automatic with ai/ NEW YOfiKER 1984. power steer TRUCKS Best oiler 62.000 miles Asking $4400 Of best. and siereo, a ra/e buy at $2,899 ing, brakes, windows, mirrors, seat. 4 wheo! drives 18 to chooso FIESTA 1979 - Runs well, new tires Days 546-2676 eves 569-76/6 Oerek. 585-1462 REGAL, 1984, Lid.. Burgundy, air, Wt. cruise, power locks, runs good, Air. cruise, am-fm stereo w/50 amp, 4:dutch. $550 or besl oiler MUSTANG 1986 LX • all black, dark Auto For Sale F-C PORCHE 1987 911 Turbo coop*, excellent condition. $3500.647-7635 • GORDON leather, a3 digital. voKer warning ESCORTS .454-4945 gray Interior, heavy duly radial tiros low mile*, excellent condition. system, $2500/besl offer. 462-3637 40 In stock power steering/brakes. LX modd REGAL; 1984. 2 door. 6 cylinder, CHEVROLET• FIESTA 1980. good transportation, $49,500. 646-9494 NEW YORKER 1982 - 4 door hard insldeoood. $600 or best otter. $3,799. or best offer. auto, power steering. brakes, air, ON FORD ROAD IN GARDEN CITY TYME-Plymouth 455-556« Help Wanted F PORSCHE, 1970. 911E. Terga.Flor. stereo, lift 4 cruise. $3900.427-3362 top dark red. real leather Interior, TEMPO'S ' 525-033« 427-6200 an options. $679 down. $3820 bi Good Seioclloo Ida ca/. very good condition, mHe>, FIESTA 1980 Outstanding- condi MUSTANG 1987. OT, 6 liter 5 $10,000. • 471-7163 REGAL 1988 - loaded, mint condi CAVALIER 1988. anvfm siereo. air. weekly, let us start your credit with spood. white/grey Interior, loaded. tion. $7500. 522-1625 this one. TYME Budget 397-3003 MUSTANG tion • wllh Air Conditioning. «1.300. automatic. $6800. 471-7166 459-9322 excellent condition. $9000/oHer Nome & Service Directory F PORSCHE 1974. 914. rebuilt en GTS 4 Convertibles ; 476-1955 gine, all receipts, very clean. REGAL 1988 - 2 door. Joedod. 5900 CELEBRITY EURO3P0RT 85 Auto mites. Estate, must liquidate. Ford Thundcrblrd 1982 ono owner, By appointment only 632-5087 matic. V-6. loaded! Only $4,488. 864 Dodge VAN CONVERSIONS air. automatic, like rw>« This clean MUSTANG. 1987 GT. dark grey, Days9am-5pni . 455-7400 Jack Cay ley Che v./GEO 655-0014 QoodSdection loaded, sunrool, 27.000 miles, re PORSCHE. 1978. 924. aJf. sunrool. ARIES IE 1986. 52.000 miles, power ol a car hard to find Hurry al »3.499 Merchandise For Sale REGAL: 1988. sunroof, am/lm cas mote alarm. 5 speed, excellent eon clean Interior, Florida car, 60.000 CELEBRITY Wagon 1984. 8 passen steering, brakes, locks, air. auto dition.Jt0.000 Rick 454-0440 miles. $5500 Also. Bertooe. 1986. sette, air. auto. 2 door. Loadedl Ex ger. V*. air. cruise, cassette, locks. matic, tilt whed. new brakes 4 bat AEROSTARS GQRDON Red. Targa lop. low miles. exceEenl cellent condition. CaH 853-0117 1M1. delogger. »3.900. 681-0627 tery. »4900. 283-6813 Loaded from $9,995 MUSTANG 1987 GT - Loaded condition. $5500. Must sdl. Moving • on approved credit plus tax 6 tag CHEVROLET 19.000 miles, limited winter driving, Real Estate E RIVIERA 1973. original owner, good CELEBRITY: 1989 Eurosporl. 4 ARIES. 1981. 2 door, air, power out ol state. Joe. 722-5518 body, good onglne. $1200.477-6852 Extra on sdoct models ON FORD ROAO IN GARDEN CITY aways garaged «9700 Can days, door, v-6. loadedll 25.000 m3es. steering/brakes, original owner. ask for Louie 471-6771 PORSCHE. 1982. Rare. 911SC RIVIERA. 1983, loaded, very good $10,500. Call 6pm. 538-2614 »1200 or besl offer. 681-1559 427-6200 Targa. Rosewood metallic. 27.000 condition. 69.000 miles. $4800. BILL BROWN GRANADA 1978 Good rdiable MUSTANG 1987. LX. SO. air. power Rentals E-F miles. Winter wealhor only 1 jrr. AH CELEBRITY. 1986. Station Wagon. ASPEN SE 1979 - beautiful shape, windows/lock a, cassette radio * 349-9971 Dark blue. Excellent condition auto. 6 cylinder. 2 door, air, stereo, transforation Power slocring. pow service records. Garaged. Meticu er brakes, amfm. ---363-6030 eoualier. $8,500 firm. 728-4334 lous condition. $26,000 or oiler. SKYLARK 1972. near mini. 38.000 $6500. After 6pm 451-1096 till, spotless. 69.000 miles. Wett FORD Call 642-0481 miles Many extras. Serious offers maintained Only $1,900 422-0421 GRANADA 1980. am/lm. power MUSTANG 1988 - GT. convertible. 5 825 Sports & CELEBRITY 1984 wagon, amfm speed, loaded rod. 15.000 miles only. Call alter 4pm 937-3488 cassette. Tlempo tires, average CHARGER. 1983. 22. 5 Speed. stoering. power brakes, air. Reli PORSCHE 1984 944 - Mint condi | ESCORT GLX 1985/4. 54.000 miles. able $900 or besl Call 422-9363 excellent condition. $15,500 or besi Imported Cars tion, low miieaga. Stored winters. SKYLARK 1980 - manual transmis miles, nice family car. excellent noe $2100. . goo522-003d condition, rust proofed.0 $300 0 olter. 347-0676 »16.000 547-6456 sion. 4 cylinder, power steering & & mechanical condition, looks good. 421-1691 ! or best oiler. 851-5071 LTO 1969. Looks good, runs great. COftVETTe 1984 - automatic. Mop. J2695. 476-9384 MUSfANG 1988 GT CONVERTIBLE Bose extras, excellent condition brakes, am-lm, air. good'l/anspor- CHARGER 1986, while. 53.000 many new parts. $800 or best ofter PORSCHE 1985-86, 911SC. Ta/ga, tation $800 After 5pm 464-1456 ESCORT GL 1985 - wagon, air. 981-3379 oory 6.482 careful miles, this car is $12,500. 651-4088 11.000 miles, loaded. No winters. Celebrity 1988 Air, 6 cycllnder. split miles, good condition. $4300. cruise. 5 speed 56.000 miles, now RED 4 BEAUTIFUL! $14,900 MORE Collectors Car Prussian Blue, black seats, am/fm stereo. »8.383 Afier 5pm, 356-0072 struts, tires, brakes. $2.000/besl LTO. 1977 Landau, by owner, extra Hines Park Uncoln-Mercury CORVETTE. 1984. 2500 miles. leather, whale fin. $32,000 858 Cadillac After 6 pm ' 538-7795 clean, 2 door hardtop. 66.000 miles. 453-2424 ext.400 Stored 4 yrs.J 16.500. 674-2773 Evenings: 338-2813 LOU LaRICHE COLT 1978, hatchback wagon, CADILLAC ELDORADO 1985 . flaw good transportation, automatic »1995 397-0811 CLASSIFIEDS CORVETTE 1985. red, all options, CHEVY/SUBARU ESCORT GL 1987. black, powor MUSTANG: 1988 IX, Red. 5.0 L. 5 PORSCHE 1987 - 944. red/Mack in less, sterling silver with red leather transmission. $550. . 721-2072 stoering, brakes, automatic trans spood, air. sunrool. premium sound 20.000. miles, stored winters, excel trim. Real wire whods, vooue tires. Plymouth Rd. - Just West ol 1-27S LTO 1979. Wagon, mechanical 4 terior, stored winters, mint, loaded, mission, automatic seal bdts. rust 4 body very good condition, am-fm Very clean. 397-0777 This Classified Sec lent, $18,600 firm. 591-3423 18.000 miles. 581-6009 Musi soet Warranty. Only $9,495 COLT 1981 hatchback, 55.000 453-4600 miles, stereo cassette, very oood paint proofed. Excdlent condition. cassette, al'. $1,500 397-3079 tion continued from CORVETTE 1986. stored winters. JEFF BENSON CAR CO. 34.000 miles. $4900 453-4681 MUSTANG 198«. IX 5.0 HO con PORSCHE 924s 87 5 spood. air. QUALITY AUTOMOBILES Celebrity 1987 Wagon Air. am/lm condition. $995. ROB'S GARAGE, LTO 1984 - loaded. 36.000 miles, vertible. 19.500 miles, rod with while 35,000 miles. All options. $18,000. power sunroof. Black Beauty 562-7011 26100 W. 7 Mile. Redlord 538-8547 Page 12 F. Excellent condition. 258-0494 stereo. 3 seats, vacation spocian ESCORT GT 1983. 61,000 miles, like new. $4600 or besl offer. top. loaded, mint, must sell. $6,868 sunroof, air. powor steering/brakes, $13,900. Grosse Pdnte: 885-6838 SUNSHINE HONDA CAVALIER CL: 1984. 4 door, load COLT: 1983. 85.000 miles. 38 mpg. 591-1939 ronvFTTF t987 - convertiblei,. ydyd-- new tires. $2,750. 474-9845 ed. Good condition. $3400. Can al- LOU LaRICHE stick shift. $950. Ca.1 after 5pm. LTD 1984 wagon Nice! Low mile. MUSTANG 1988. LX 2 door hatch low. charcoal gray & black \t\\>:erior . 453--3600——| Te75. ' 591-6448 474-7457 loaded, winter stored, garage kepi, Escort GT 1988 5 Spood. air. cas automatic, air; new exhaust, tiros, back. air. power steering /brakes/ PORSCHE 944 1984. guards red. CHEVY/SUBARU sette, only 12.000 miles, only $6,495 brakes, shocks. $3800. 427-2590 windows/locks, til. am/lm cassette -.'824 Jeeps & Other low miles, best oiler. 965-1040 CIMARRON. 1985, V-6. 47^00 --Pfymoum_Rd. - Jusi West of 1-275 COLT 1985 DL - 4 door, auiomatlc. leather. Waupunkt monterey. phone, air, new tires. Very dean! $2,600 or stereo, cruise, automatic, sunrool. mites. Ivory with tan leather Interior. MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE 1984 $7500 Call 344-1947 :- 4-Wheel Drives CORVETTE, 1988. MWnlght blue, radar, new tires, excellent condition. »5.750.776-4120 or 886-5509 -t>esJLaaer_^ 540-0183 FOX HILLS saddle Interior, an options, manual. »14.500 or best. Ask for Bob 453^4600—-— Chrysler- P lymout h 34,000 miles. Exlra. extra sharp. vTORO Bronco - 1985. 300, 8 cytirv- 853-6000 days. Or 258-9263 Celebrity 2 door, low miles, eir, au COLT 1987 Vista - automaker load $6,995 MUSTANG. 1988 XL. 2.3 Utre (EFI) $23,500. 476-8634 CIMERON. 1987, beautifully loadod. -45&£ZiQ_ 961-3171 manual 5 spood. 2 door. $6,950 •,'der, power windows/door locks/ Best Oder. After 7 PM. 451-0624 tomatic, at only »3.999 ed with cruise. 26.000 miles, mint t^flh P^tfwvt Ffvil 421-1376 ,'stecring/brakes. el/, tilt, cruise, am OATSUN - 1974 260Z. Florida car, 4 PORSCHE 944 86 Very nice. condition. A gem! $8,500. 644-7740 ESCORT L 1985. excellent condi «37--«5?8 523-32J7. speed, stereo, body good, new $18,500. COUPE OE VILLE 1976 - 500 on tion. 4 spood. $28O0/best. C&Ji be MUSTANG QT. 1989. loadod - sun fm stereo, heavy duty suspension, GORDON roof. 5500 mnes. lady's car. S spood, MUSTANG 1989 GT. 5 spood. load ,'$8600. 422-0619 paint. $850. Can anytime. 427-1296 glne. rust 464-8156 DAYTONA SHELBY 1987. t-tops. tween 8 am-5pm. 274-7190 ERHARD BMW CHEVROLET leather Interior, now tires, loadod. $13,500.7226910 or 523-8166 ed, sunroof, warranty. $13,900. DATSUN. 1982, 2O0SX, 5 speed, COUPE DE VILLE 1987 One owner, ESCORT L. 1988. wagon, low miles, 563-0987 . FORD 1976 F250 4x4. 390 engine, ON FORD ROAD IN GARDEN CITY Mini condition. $7,000. 683-2170 "new tiros & whods, sliding rear wtn- power windows, doors & minors, new car trade. »12.500 clean, automatic, air. stereo. $4600 MUSTANG GT: 1958. 5 spood. pow sunroof, amfm cassette stereo, new 352-6030 DAYTONA 1984. air. 5 spood. good or best. 851-1140 er group, alarm. Excellent condrtlon. MUSTANG 1989 LX. 50.3.000 adult "dOw.$2500. 981-0524 Hines Park Lincoln-Mercury miles, sun roof, alarm. 3 way dutch, new brakes, neods body SUBARU. 1983. Wagon. GL. orginal 453-2424 exl.400 ' 427-6200 condition $3,200. 425-1369 underrated. »10.950. 453-0422 ' .fORD - 1986, F-250. Lariat Heavy- work. »1400. 851-3665 CELEBRITY 87 Automatic, till. WW ESCORT 1982. 4 spood. new struts, protection, factory warranty, owner, good condition, low miles. MUSTANG GT. 1986 - 6.0. All op ' duty with extras. Excellent eondl- automatic. $3500. After 7. 288-0698 ELDORADO Convertible 1976- miles, cruise, air, $6,785. DAYTONA. 1985. automatic, air. tires, exhaust. 42.000 miles. Excd loadedl $11,900. 425-9782 DATSUN 1982. 2S0ZX. turbo, t-top, Last of the big ones. Beautiful pow Jack C&utey Chov./GEO 855-0014 lent condition, must see to appred- tions, low miles New tires, exhaust -Uon. 363-3448 alarm, more. Clean & sharp »4700 Excetieott»7.900./be5i 476-0897 PINTO 1980 4 spoed. powor steer automatic, air. 73.000 miles. $4,000. Subaru 1986 GL Wagon Automatic, der blue body, white top. loaded 388-3649 ate. $2495 or best. After 5pm or ,FORD. 1987. F-150, Lariat. Super 348-3427 loaded. 4x4. $7,575 with fun 6 extras. $5000. CHEVETTE 1984 - hatchback, very leave message 454-2187 ing/brakes, sunroof. Instrument MUSTANG GT 1988. black, alarm, Sport group ESS $975. 937-0394- • cab. A x 4, 302 auiomatlc, loaded. Call Targan: 476-8100 good condiUon. $ 1.295. DAYTONA 1987. silver, automatic, .' JJk9 now. Lear Cap. $12,500 or of- HONOA ACCORD OX 1987. 4 door. LOU LaRICHE ROBS GARAGE, 26100 W. 7 M3e. loadod. low mBeage. extended war ESCORT 1982, 7l.000mises. 4 loaded, perfect. 20.000 miles. 5 speed, air. cassette, premium ranty, excellent condition. $8900. speod manual, rvory. almost new $11,100. 625-0132 TAURUS LX Wagon 1986. • Jer. Day, 534-6739. Eve. 437-6119 ELDORADO 1982- 71,000 miles. 4 Redford 538-8547 35.000ml. krrytess entry, excdlent sound, $S500/best. 851-0519 CHEVY/SUBARU brand new tires. Many extras. Exed- Ca.1 alter 4pm. 651-1386 tires Good condition, runs well. '.CMC JIMMY 1987. Loadedl 50.000 Plymouth Rd. - Just West ol I-275 MUSTANG GT SO 1986 Converti condition $8500/best. 642-2153 lent condition. $5200./best. CHEVETTE, 1978. 4-spcod. runs $850. 357-4984 ble 5 speed. Mack, loaded, stored. • 'mites. Exceflonl condition. Asking OA ACCORD LX 1986. loaded, 495*207 good, looks good $500 or besl of DODGE 1981 • 024, manual trans - nl condition, low miles, 453-4600 mission. 67.000 miles, runs great, ESCORT: 1983. aJr. am/lm. crutso. 5 23.000 miles. $10,200 559-2746 TAURUS LX 1986. Loadod! Sunroof. ^*10.500. negotiable. ,665-6338 fer. Call afier 6pm. 525-9432 white. Excdlent condition $7595 $7150 647-0734 TRIUMPH 1977 Spitfire, restored. ELDORADO 1984. blue on blue, many new parts $850. 421-3626 SPOOd. »1000. Call 459-4837 .-JEEP WAGONEER. 1983. Ltd.. no Musiang OT. 1988 Loadod. auio Eves 645-1890 Days 581-7700 72.000 mPes. am-fm cassette, two original owner. 57,000 miles, leather CHEVETTE, 1979. runs good, noods matlc. only 14.612 rruies. Rod. must , fust, loaded. Best offer. 644-3955 HONOA ACCORD IX 1987 2 door, some work. $250/best 459-7252 DODGE 1984 600 • Turbo converti ESCORT 1683. Ideal for student, ex like new, 13.000 miles. Immaculate! lops & cover. $3,900 540-8467 Interior, wire wheels, loaded. Asking ble. Grosse Pdnte gray. btBCk leath cellent condition. 4 speod. sunroof, sed «10.850 Warranty! TAURUS LX. 1987. all power excel $5900. . .626-8000 JEFF BENSON lent condition. 35.000 miles Asking ' JEEP WRANGLER 1987 - 5 speed. 6 $8,995 VOLVO 1984 GL Wagon, loadod. Chevetle 1984. automatic with air er interior. • Spedal ol the week. cruise. $l600/boil 563-7933 ' tytjnder. hardtop & extras. $9,000 Bill BROWN USED CARS522-O03O and siereo. a back to schod spodal. $3,995 TYME- Plymouth 455-5506 QUALITY AUTOMOBILES «8.250 Can: 373-2260 runs great. Must sell I ELDORADO 1985 - BlarrlU. fully Escort 1983 $99500 Several to ' or best. AJier 5pm 647-8374 loaded, electric moon roof, no rust, $1,999 562-7011 HONOA ACCORD: 1983 SE, air. 4 $6.500/best offer . 453-0240 DODGE 440 1982, loadod. exedtont choose from. TAURUS. 1986 wagon well •JEEP: 1983, rebuilt, new paJnl, excellent condition. 49.000 miles, Mustang Gl. 1988 5.000 mPes. equipped. AMFM cassette, power door, auto, power wlndOAt/locks. VOLVO, 1984. 240GL. 4 door. air. $10,500. alter 6pm 278-4018 condition, must sdl. 626-7183 •57213 original miles. 33 In. Ores. leather, power moonroof. Best ster GORDON beautiful black, loadod. $10,999 windows/locks, excdlent condition. automatic, excellent condition. Lancer ES 1985 Turbo, loaded, real FOX HILLS $5,800 348-3029 •- Grey/Black. 6 off road Pghts. $2800/ eo. Immeoulatell $4795. 476-8958 $6700. 649-6268 ELDORADO. 1988, Black, simulated Chryslor-Ptyrnoum •>e$VCaJ1 397-8018 CHEVROLET dean $4,949 1 convertible, wire whods, Vouge 455-8740 961-3171 Taurus 1966 Wagon LX Exlra Nice HONDA ACCORD 1985 Automatic VOLVO 740 GLE 67 Turbo, red, ON FORD ROAD IN GARDEN CITY JEEP 1986 GRAND WAGONEER fun tires, alarm system. $19,900 or of LOU LaRICHE GORDON $6,795 air. cassette, one carehil owner. »15.900. fer. 628-9184 I 427-6200 ESCORT - 1983. Extellenl condi power. South Carolina car, low $8,995 CHEVY/SUBARU tion, 2 door. 4 spood. 60.000 miles, CHEVROLET jNorth Brothers Ford 4211376 '•miles. $12,500 Hines Park Lincoln-Mercury FLEETWOOD 1989. 4,400 miles. CHEVETTE: 1985. 2 door. 4 speed very clean. $1500. Can Julie alter ERHARD BMW Plymouth Rd. - Jusi West ol 1-275 ON FORD ROAD IN GARDEN CfTY TAUPUS: 1988, 5 spood. premium ••'.' Hlnes ParV UnoouvMorcury 453-2424 exL400 Usl: $33,500 Asking $24,400. manual, grey/red Interior. Good 5pm. 540-2034 sound, power windows, locks, mir 453-24246x1.400 349-5327 condition. 41800. 474-1121 HONDA CIVIC LX 1988. 4 door. 5 352-6030 453-4600 ESCORT 1984 - automatic, power 427-6200 rors, casl whoets. loadod «4.750/ best. 656-8216; 752-4473 /JEEP 1968 Laredo, black. CJ7. speed, red, sunroof, Alptno stereo 1987 MASDA 626 Automatic, air, SE0AN DE VILLE 1984. low, miles. I Chevrolet 4x4 S10 Blazer 1984 Au- OMlll 1984 - sun rool. automatic, sloertno/brekes. air. lilt, cruise, sil MUSTANG LX. 1986 Hatchback, , Karri, soft & bikini top, elr, automat- system, service maintenance good condition, has everything, i tomatic, Super Sharp al $5,999 59.000 miles, very dean. »1.995. ver Wife wagon with luggage rack. loadedl 50.000 m.ies. $5,400. ,X excdlent, »6000/b«st 788-9055 cassette, powet steering and TAURUS 1987 GL - Excdlenl condi records. $9800/best offer 549-8061 brakes. Only 23.000 miles. Priced to $6500 or best offer 422-3375 ROB'S GARAGE. 26100 W. Seven Thlswook only $1,479 646-1763 tion. 24.000 mWs. $7995. Mile 538-8547 TYME - Plymouth 455-5566 ' NISSAN PATHF1N0ER 1987 SE-V8. HGN0A CMC WAGON: 1984, Ex- sell. $7,695 GORDON Can after 6pm. 453-8230 PAGETOYOTA 352-8560 SEDAN DEVUIE, 1978 tuOy loadod. MUSTANG. LX. 1987. Convertible, ' loadedl Class III draw-tight hflch. coBent condition. $3300. Can alter excdlnet eondillon »3000 after 6pm ESCORT 1984 Station Wagon, air, loaded. Factory warranty. $10,900. ' 27.000mlles.»15.000. 347-3865 CHEVROLET SHADOW ES 1987. 2 door. red. air. laurus 1987 - new condition, fun 6:30 pm. 549-3417 261-4871 premium stereo, turbo, low miles. AM-FM cassette siereo, 61.000 Days. 353-1511. Eve 258-5065 eouipment plus alarm, sunroof, low ON FORD ROAD IN GARDEN CITY mnes, $2800. 535-2221 HONDA CIVIC 1987- 4 Door; air. 852 Classic Cars $6300. Call 349-5181 miles. $7600 or offer. 441-4156 : SEDAN DEVUie, 1977. needs en 427-6200 MUSTANG LX 1986, coupe. 66.000 : 825 Sports & em-fm cassette. very good condi gine work, newty rebuilt transmis SHADOW 1987 4 door. 5 spood, ESCORT 1964- 4 speed, tan with mHos. Brand new brakes, college TAURUS 1988 Automalic. air. ful tion, $6700. 352-7762" ANTIQUE 1948 Chevy pick up truck. sion. 477-5926 I Chevy Nova 1986 5 spoed. air. ster- $5500. Before 10 OOam or eftor tan Interior, good condition. Ptonoor bound, must sdl. 273-7127 power, only 21.000 mues $8,795 Imported Cars ! eo, red 6 ready at $4,995 5:30pm. 427-6013 supertuner with AmFm cassette. 4 HONDA CMC 1983. hatchback. Sharp! Must see 422-4158 SEDAN. De vale. 1985. very good MUSTANG LX 1985. excdlent con Hines Park Uncolft-Meroury ,;AU04 QT COUPE 1984. excellent PAGETOYOTA 352-8580 Kenwood speakerj, »1495. 453-2424 ext.400 aulo, runs good.»1500. 8U1CK 1959- Rare parts; Converti condition. 54.000 miles, $8,000 768-1335 Or 626-6366 dition. 55.000 miles. $3900. . j condition, loaded. «5500. 478-3647 leave message 459-9364 851-1721 CHEVY NOVA 1986 5 spoed. air ST. REGIS 1979-$1000. Call eves 363-8409 bles. 852-8458 Ca3efter4pm: 421-«120 TAURUS: 198« GL Excdlent coodl- , AUDI 1987. 5000. loaded. 20.000 condition, stereo. "Great cond.tion" ESCORT 1985'.*. air. am-fm cas- tlon. low miles. Cranberry/grey w- HONOA CTV1C 1981. body rvst, 6U1CK 1962 Skylark convertible, SEDAN OEVHIE 1985. burgundy, only $4,995 selle, 4 spood. 4 door, burgandy. MUSTANG 1973 - convertible, ex - mnes, very good condiUon, »14,000. mechanlcafiy good. Call: leather' Interior, 66.200 mnes, new cellent, no rust. 60,000 miles. 351 4 terior.t 10,300. 455-0293 ' 683-8980 excellent condition. $5000 or best PAGETOYOTA 352-8580 1987 DAYTONA, WcH ecjulppod. very good condition. 57.000 mflfiS. 6pm-10pm. 455-9121 offer. 453-6234 tires. $8300. 477-5648 $2600. Mike 421-2761 barrd englno. »7500. 420-0106 T BIRD 1976 maroon with vdour CITATION 19S1. V6. 4 door, hatch $8,450 » BMW 1983. 5331 Brorvit. 1 owner, HONDA CRX. 1956-5 speed, amfm SEDAN DEVILLE 1977. body 4 Inte Uvonla Chrysto-Plymouth 525-7604 MUSTANG 1973 Grande. 3S1C, au seats. 460 auiomatlc transmission, ' fuOy loaded, full service records, Bulck 1973 EJOCtra 225. onh/ 52.000 back. Reasonable offer. After 6 p m. ESCORT, 1985. new lires. brakes, new chrome rims. Runs but neods Stereo. 50.000 mites. Excellent con original miles. Looks and drives Dke rior very good. Recently re-bulH en 681-6695 exhaust, good condition. $1875/ tomatic transmission, good motor. '• 56.000 mnes. $11.000 or nearest of- dition. $5,700. 425-6402 gine Runs great. $3250. 356-4315 body Is no good. Good for parts or work. $300. or best 478-7318 ' fer. 644-0481 or 543-9440 new! $3,995 best. Tim 349-7368 Hlnes Park Lincoln-Mercury CORISCAS 866 Ford restoring. 453-4681 T B1R0. 1981. good condition, auto HONDAS 1984-88. ACCORDS, CIV SEDAN DE VILLE 1980, loaded, ex 1989 ESCORT, 1966. U Wagon, 4 speod, - BMW 1984. 3181. 5 speed, loaded, ICS, PRELUDES, Excellent selec 453-2424 ext.400 matic, air. $1400 or best Offer. cellent condition. $3500. I Special buy. 12 to choose from, CAVAUER 68 Automatic, low miles. premium sound, air. defogoer, 59K. MUSTANG. 1978. King Cobra, re- 'excellent condition, extras, tion, 100V. rocondiUonod and war- Farmlngton Hills, 347-2852 464-1108 r $7950.693-6647 or370-8219 CADILLAC, DEV1LLE, 1970. Con $8,888 air. $8,468. cruise, very sharp. $3650. 661-1252 buit motor, good condition, excd ranteod as only Sunshine could. We 1 vertible, 60,000 miles, excellent SE0AN DEV1LIE. 1985. 4 door, Jack Ceukry Chev./GEO 855-0014 lent tires, brakes, dual exhaust. T-BIRD, 1984 Elan, loadod. exed- .J BMW 198S. 3181. auiomatlc. silver, Offer 100% money back guarantee. original condition. $5500. After 6. LOU LaRICHE ESCORT 1966. power sieorlng 4 lenl eondillon. must tee. «5100 grey, 79.000 mDes. Good condition. CLUB WAGON XLT 65 Automatic, brakes, air, cruise. AM-FM. warran Runs great. »1.600. 437-7667 , 2 door, .loaded, 44,000 miles. SUNSHINE HONDA 386-6032 $6500. 680-4155 CHEVY/SUBARU After 6pm 459-6928 / $ 12.000 or best offer. 559-8725 V-8, kw miles, crulso. air, tilt, 8 pas ty. $3500. After 5:30PM. 281-3469 MUSTANG 1979. stereo, 1985 en CADILLAC, 1967 Convertible, looks Plymouth Rd. - Just West ol 1-275 sengers. »8,485. T-BIRO. 1985. Dan. loadod. black 453-3600 SE0AN DEVILLE 1987. btuO On ESCORT, 1986 Wagon. 5 spood. ex gine. + many new parts, 4 cylinder. ' BMW 1985 325 E, codo alarm, rear like new. 3900 miles. »3500. See at blue, leather Interior, loaded. Jack Cauley Chev./GEO 855-0014 4 spood. »699. Call: 459-0479 with gray Interior. 55.000 miles, ex '• spotter. OEaJer scrvloed. »13,600. HONDA 1982 CMc hatchback, sun 28829 Orchard Lake Rd.. between 453-4600 cdlenl condition. 47,000 miles. cellent condition. $5900 455-0461 $11.900. Ask for Controller: COUNTRY SQUIRE. 1965, Station »3.000 or bOSt offer. 625-7479 - 851-3765 roof, stereo cassette, extra clean. 12 4 13 Mile. Farmlngton Hills. 458-8000 CORSICA. 1988. automatic, air. 4 MUSTANG. 1980. 6 Cylinder, auto »1.295. Rob's Garage. 26100 W. more 9.000 miles. $7500 464-0324 Wagon. Loaded, trailer package. matic, many new parts. $1200 or T-BiRO. 1985 - exceflont condition, '• BMW 1985, 325«. 2 door. 6 speed, Seven Mile 538-8547 CHEVELLE 1972 SS, built. 400 »5,600 471-4705 ESCORT • 1986. Power nooring/ besl offer. 459-4450 or 262-1450 fuffy powered, sunrool. wltes car. SEVILLE 1985. Blue. Loadedl Lan brakes. 4 door, elr, stereo, asking '• ante blue, tinted windows," all op- small block, auiomatlc. very fast, dau rool. leather Interior, excdlenl IMPALA. 1979. V-6. 305. 90,000 381-0680 ' Uons, computer. Asking $12,000 or HONOA. 1984. Accord. 5 speed. new paint. »4800. 535-5887 miles, frre£e h tires, brakes, shocks. CROWN VICTORIA 1988 • fully $3,850. 478-4407 MUSTANG 1983 GT, Zlebart. elr. condition Best Offer. 349-4950 loaded, dark blue. 21.000 miles. T-BiRD 198« - Black, loaded, all • best offer. 585-6214 cassette. 4 speakers, sunroof, runs If ho answer, call 632-5134 j $1400. Before 4;30pm 522-4986 sunrool, 63.000 miles. Good condi great. Asking »4.300. 363-8423 CHEVY. 1960 B Camlno, red, excel »10.900 563-5371 ESCORT. 1937 Pony. 4 sooed. rear tion $4500. Alter 4:30. 347-8148 options, keyless entry, air. storeo. defrost, amfm cassette. »4300 or f, BMW. 1987 325(. 4 door. Brorujft, lent condition, 399-8858 SEVILLE 1988 - excdlent condition, IROC-Z 1988 Convertible, red. load «5.595. t, automatic, loaded, excellent condl- HONDA 1984 Accord LX, 3 door. ed. »16,000. 879-9030 CROWN VICTORIA, LX 198«. 4 best. 348-0877 473-7524 MUSTANG. 1984 CONVERTIBLE. TYME - Plymouth 455-5566 CORVETTE 1962. oood condition. loaded, unlimited mileage warranty. door, black, grey leather Interior. -. Don, plus extras, »17.000 862-2210 auiomatlc, loaded, excellent condi 38.000 miles. »18.500. Days. V6. automatic, midnight btuo, low tion, low miles, »4,975. 358-3562 Roman Red. $15,000. Can after MALI8U Classic 1981, 1 owner, wen every option, excdlent condition. ESCORT 1987, 4 speed, black, tan miles, elr. stereo. $5700 726-9683 BMW 3161 65 2 door, auiomatlc, 7pm. 737-4362 1-662-4439. evenings 1-426-2172 maintained, no'rust, an new tires, 44.000 mnes. $8400. 477-1184 interior, automatic salety bdts. T-BIRD 1988. black w/grey Interior. »10,900. HONDA*-1985 Prelude. Air. radio runs excellent. »1200. 537-3381 16.000 mnos, extended warranty, MUSTANG 1984. GT. 50. automat V8. loaded. 4 spood automatic, cassette, rvstproofed, new Mlchetln FIREBIRD- 1979. Classic coneclofs 880 Chevrolet CROWN VICTORIA 1988. 1 owner. mint condition. $5000. 399-5615 ic, air. sun-roof. 420-3290 premium sound, aluminium whods. ERHARD BMW tires, sunroof, gray, excellent condi dream, like new. automatic, air. low MALI8U I960, automatic, good power everything 60.000 miles. keyless entry. Excdlent condition tion. 5 speed. $7000. 354-2 54 2 miles, metallic brown, wire hubs. 1 BERETTA 88 Automatic, V-6. power condition, new tires, new brakes. New tkes. Tu-lone beige/cream. ESCORT 1988 2 door, priced right! MUSTANG. 1984. LX. Blue. V-6. air. $10,995. Oays-244-0117 owner, »3900.' 331-1990 steering/brakes. »!r, CL package »1200. After 5pm. 722-7285 $8,500. Birmingham 642-4909 »4.995 tilt, cruise 6 sunrool $2800. Eves 348-2728 352-6030 HONOA 1987 - CRX-SI, aJr, power North Brothers Ford 421-1376 Days: 485-4242 Eves: 476-9853 only $9,339. Monte Cario 1981. very nice, 8 cylin Crown Victoria 1989 LX only 6.533 ' BMW 318185 4 door, extended war- sunroof, am-fm, siereo cassette, FOR RENT - Traitor for hauling show Jack Ceuley ChevVGEO 855-0014 T-8IRD 1988. Turbo coupe. Immac-., ' ranty.J 10,900. $7400. after 6pm 478-3385 or antique cars. You tow or we low, der, power steering/brakes, was miles. SAVE $$». Call lor details ESCORT 4 door, 1984 manual MUSTANG 1985 GT. 5 spood. 5.0 dale, charcoal remote alarm sy»-" For reservations 4 rates, call: CAMARO IROC 1985, black, load $2800, In trouble $2000. 981-1084 Hines Park Uncdn-Mercury 57,000 miles. Good condition, liter, sunroof, loaded, excdlenl. Sdl tern, transferable warranty. 18.500 HONDA. 1987 HURRICANE 600. .852-8458 ed, all options except T-1op, $8,500 453-2424 ext.400 $1200 459-0922 today (or $6000 473-9467 miles »11,900. 728-9161 :«..-•• ERHARD BMW 1.700 miles. $3,400 981-5663 or best. Ask lor Mike 591-6155 M0NZA, 1980. 2 door. V8. cassette, CMC Handyvan 1964..350 V-8, au very dean. $925 455-1813 i". 352-6030 HONOA 1988, Prelude Si. yellow 4 tomatic; been in storage 12 yrs. CAMARO IROC 1987¼ - low mile NOVA 1975 • 48.000 original rrvles, >. BMW 3251 89 4 door. red. 7,000 black, automatic, loaded, 14,500 Needs work, body solid, »1,200 age, alarm, adult, loaded. Serious miles. »16.000. 545-8064 firm. 397-2741 good condition. »700. After 5pm >. miles. »21.900. Inquirers only. After 6 464-4464 981-6030 :: JAGUAR XJ6 67 28.000 mDes, MGA 1962. MKII, red. Week leather CAMARO. IROC 1985, black, 6 NOVA - 1978. V8. Automatic. Runs > ERHARD BMW »26 900 interior, complete restoration. speed, loaded wtih alarm and new »6000. 995-2514 good. Cold air. $300. Can days, until tires. Great condition. $8,000 or 3pm. :--541-7293 •:." 352-6030 ERHARD BMW best 464-3285 MUSTANG 1965. coupe. VS. auto NOVA 1988. automatic, air, power V BMW 526EA 85 Bahama Bdge. matic, new paint, sharp car. must CAMARO Z28 1982. new engine, , »14.900. 352-6030 , •leering/brakes, stereo, excellent, sell, »3,500. 397-1268 exlras. good condition. Asking, condition, $4.195/best. 591-2250 JAGUAR - 1974. XJ6L. Deep rod. »35O07best offer. 543-1045 : ERHARD BMW btscjue Interior, beautiful. Garaged. MUSTANG, 1965. 200-6. automate, power steering, no rust, runs good. NOVA 1986, auiomatlc. a!r. cas Must Sen. Best offer. 474-7928 CAMAR01978.. 350 V8. posi, air." sette, cruise, best offer. ' ' 352-6030 »2295. . 553-9283 1 owner. «1500. 643-9017 JAGUAR 85 XJ3 Soulhern car, Call: 453-4476 BMW 528EA 87 OeoMne. »17.900, 'beaut/'. Reduced to »18.995. MUSTANG 1965 - 2 door, hardtop, CAMARO: 1976 Z28. no rust. Excel t NOVA 1986, 5 speed, excoTont con 6 cylinder, burgundy/tan Interior, PAGETOYOTA . 352-6580 lent! T-top. 4 speed, built 3-65. Al- dition, $3500. Call evenings excdlenl. »3900/best. 591-1964 plno w/trunk amp. »4500553-7004.r ERHARD BMW JAQUAR 1985 • XJ6, exceOent con ' 644-1293 352-6030 dition, regent gray, 42,000 miles. CAMARO 1979 • automatic, burgun Spectrum CL 1988 Automatic, air, Call ' 357-8677 854 American Motors dy, black Interior, looks and runs am/fm, dean, $6,464 BMW 528E. 1984 • black, 5 spoed. good. $979. loaded, excellent eondillon. MA20A RX7 1988- Claret red, load ALLIANCE 1984 - Renault, 6 speed, TYMEBodgetLot 397-3003 LOU LaRICHE »10.800. 653-7219 ed, onr/ 8500 miles. Excellent condi 4 door, sunroof, air. »3500 or best tion. »14,000. 885-2882 odor. 355-5783 CAMARO 1983 Bertinetia • 8 cylin CHEVY/SUBARU BMW 5351A 85 Diamond Black, der, automatic, T-iops. $2,995. or Plymouth Rd. • Just West ol 1-275 Mack lntorlor.» 12.900. MA7.0A 1980 628. 2 door. 5 speed, ALLIANCE 1985, i7L, air. AM-FM with this ed, $2,997. sir. arnfm. new battery. Good tires. cassette, excdlenl eondillon. »2300 TYME-Plymouth 455-5566 Ctean ArUonacv, »1500 544-9192" or besl. After 4PM, Dan ' 421-1563 453-4600 ERHARD BMW CAMAR0.1984 Auiomatlc. elr. ster SPRINT, 1987. Silver rnatetic, 5 MAZOA 1984, 626. excellent condi eo, a ladys car, low mnes. »4.995 speed mahud, am-fm cassette. 55 352-6030 tion, loaded. After 6pm 540-3958 858 Bulck Nines Park llncoln-Meroury mpg »4200 540-368« 453-2424 6x1.400 • BMW 635 ISA 67 WNte, «19.900. MAZDA 1985 GlC-LX, 6 spood. BLKCK 1981. REGAL 2 Ooor, power SPRINT 1987, 4 door Sport, 6 stereo cassette, sunroof, air, alloy steering and brakes.'cruise, onh/ CAMARO: 1984. No rusll Sunroof, speed, elr, AM-FM stereo, rear de- > ERHARD BMW wheels. 48.000 miles. Great cond- 60,723 miles, like new. $3,395 New paint. Must sen. Leaving lor log, great MPG. »5450. 422-1131 Itoh. »4.600. 375-2145 or 370 5534 QUALITY AUTOMOBILES School. $3600Vbesl. 689-2422 f 352-6030 JEFF BENSON MAZOA 1986 - RX-7. GXL, gold, M QUAUTY AUTOMOBILES CAMARO 198«, Bertinetia, «1/1.0- 882 Chrysler "CONQUEST TSI 198« - loaded, power. Sunroof, 6 spood. 32,000 14,000 miles. Had twins 562-7011 msiks, cassette, axcenoni eondillon. mites. Perfect. 474663« »8,750. 679-0249 COROOBA • 1980. 2 door, no rust, must sen. 722-8478 CENTURY LIMITEO 6« Automatic, great Inlorior. $500. After 5pm. MAZOA 1987 RX7. excellent " »2-3664 CORVETTE 196«; convertible, powor windows/lock s/se a is, load CAMARO 1988 V6. loedod, wife's condition, alarm, low mileage. Must ed! »6.759. car. very sharp. 18,000 miles. wNte. rebuilt 327, body totally re Sdl. »10.300. 295-4615 COROOBA, 1981. $950 or best of stored, too much new to flat, JackCsuleyChovVGEO 655-0014 »9300. 673-4663 fer. Contactor caT alter 7 PM. »15.600 or best of fer. 540-6905 MAZDA, 1988, RX7. Model OKU 2 century 1983, air, 4 door, losdod. CAPRICE 1983 Estate Wagon, pow 420-3263 plus 2, 3300 miles. Leaded, auto er, air, bosutiful eondillon, »6300. CORVETTE 1975. WNtertan Interi extra clean, 1 owner, must see. E-CLAS3 1983. air. automatic, load matic, leather, sunrool, CO player, $3200 or besl offer. -420-0975 478-4927 or478-6108 or, loadedl Glass tops. 75,000 hwy. »15.000. 647-3346 ed, low mlioage. »3300. .Can even miles. Spedaii »i2,000.Joe Rtoci Contury-1983 limited Air, «m/fm CAPRICE 1984. While! ings or weekends 373-2493 Jeep Eagle, Used Car*. 343-5430 MAZOA 626 v 1988. 19.000 miles, stereo, ends*, tilt. »3.939 Good condition. 644-602« air. eulomatk:. Amfm cassette, FIFTH AVE 1988 - black cherry, CORVETTE 1976 Interior 4 body. power windows-locks. Excellent , LOU LaRICHE CAVALIER C3 85 Automatic, power loaded, electric sunroof, 9000 miles, excellent. Minor mechanical work condition! »11,500. 553-3743 locks, air, much more. »4.28«. »15.300. 476-2763 neoded. $6,800orbestoffer. CHEVY/SUBARU Jack Ceuley Chev./GEO 855MX)14 LASER • 1984, Turbo. Automatic, 4592471 MERCEDES BENZ. 1976. 280 Plymouth Rd. • Just West ot 1-275 Sedan. Ice while, pslomino Interior,. CAVALIER 1982. loadod, \Dry good air, cruise, am fm cassette, good , CORVETTE 1977 L-82. Very good N. Carolina car. Exce'leot condition, 453-4600 condition, »2.000. eondillon. 1 owner. $2800.656^0945 , condition. Mack) automatic, air, T- certified maintenance records. AH Workdays afier 6pm 354-4129 , top*, am-fm casseK*. 63,000 mfies, CENTURY 1984, power steering/ USER -198« XT Turbo, leather, T- power options Including power sun brakes/windows, cruise, am/fm ra , »«,000/offer. 477-0118 roof. »7,900 firm. Ask lor Bruce. CAVAUER: 19837 has engine prob- tops, loaded, mini, extra winter tires 531-6264; • 644-2887 dio, new exhaust, good ikes, oood loms. $800. Cftfl, 474-7110 4 whods, ««,000. 522-9079 CORVETTE, 197«. SHver Annfver- condition, must »«n, »3400453-7748 sa/y. 36000 mfi«. excdlent condi CAVALIER. 1983 WAGON, power LEBARON Convertible 198«, Turbo. MERCE0ES BENZ 66 I90E Black, CENTURY 1984. luxury Inteertor. S speed.»13K mnes, tlean.»14.600. tion. Ask lr»g »9. «0d. 641-7222 »14.900. / brake, am-fm stereo, fear defog. 5 stereo, cruise, air, Excdlenl condl- speed manud$ 1.650 . 261-0764 425-6811 Corvette 19?» You must »«4 tMs lionl »3.400. «81-1948 onealW.999 ERHARD BMW CAVALIER 1983-auiomatlc, 65.000 LEBARON GTS, 1986. Moving to actual miles. Looks and rum greaii France. Must sdl f«»l. Excellent GORDON 352-6030 E(,ECTRA, 1987, t-Typ*. leather, Spedel ihis week, »1,699 "" condition. New brakes, new front exeonefit condition, loaded. $9500. TYME Budget 397-3003 tires. »5100 or best offer. 652-9920 MERCEDES 1984, 230 SI. hard 4 645-5070 After 6pm: 489-4097 CHEVROLET •oft top. 4 speed. WNte with red CAVAUER. 1983. AV, power steer LEBARON 1982 • Mark Cross Interi ON F0R0 ROAD IN OAROEN CfTY leather. Showroom oondrtKm. best IE SABRE 1973- 2 Door, 67,000 ac ing 4 brake*, rear defog, anvfm or, power everything. 258-635« Offer, 737^0269 tual miles. Best offer. 476-73M •lereo, looki good, needs torn* re 427-6200 pel/. $900/besl otter. IE BARON 1984 convertible, mint , CORVETTE 1900. km nUtes. Stored MERKUR, 198«. loaded, automatic LESABRE 197», oood transporta Days: 538 -687 7 Ev»«: 453-8407 condition, Florida tar, low frOeege, (Bbtitxbti & %ttt\\txk , winters. Mint) Black cm N**l loed- factory warranty, »10,600 or best tion, runs good, title ruit. $800 loaded. Cafl Ale*, 336-2400 or , *>. Glass T-top*. »12.000. 737-2418 Offer. Days, 353-1511 Eve. 258-5065 981-4045 CAVAUER, 1984/ 2 door, power . after 6pm, 994-4529 PARK AVENUE 1988 black. lo»ded iteering, brakes; automatic Asklno CLq66IFIED ADVERTISING CORVETTE 1W« d*fk red rtt«<««o • MERKUR 1967 XR4T1 Aulomatlo. 6u. 'Oof. Leather. Bois- radio. »2400. After 6pm. .478-7819 •V, •urvoof. only 12,710 origVwJ ! bsacfc r«*th«« mwoor. 6o*« sl«r»o »7.950- 851-5543 644-1070 Oakland County 8&1-W0Q Wayne County 852-3222 Rochostor/Rochoater Hllla , Z-52 ^orrr*ric« p«<*#g* 12,000 Owner miles, LIKE NEW! »9,995 CAVAUER 1»«4 Hatchback, AmFm IEBARON 198« TuibO. exteflont , rrim. Exo»»«nt eondtiion. »2«,«« Hlne« Park Uncotn-MerOury PARK AVENUE, 1985. loaded, eassetie, sir, » speed, power steer. eondillon, toodod. Asking $8700. DIADLIHt*: $ PM. TU«»0AY FOMrlUASOAY tCXTrON/* P.M FRiOAY/Oli MONDAY tOmON or b«t offer. 4WJ748 453-2424 ext. 400 black. »8100. . -' : . «41-9001 Ing-bf»k». »2.»50./o«s(. «43-8523 Ask for JO« «1464 «738, 427-4838 V > % t mmmmm Monday, JuJy 31, 1989 O&E *5C 666 Ford 874 Mercury 874 Mercury 876 Oldsmobile 878 Plymouth 880 Pontlec 880 Pontlac B82 Toyota 882 Toyota TOYOTA MR2, 1987, rod. 6 spcod. T6IRO 1988 Turbo. Automatic, Ct, SABLE. 1987 L8-SDS. 1 ol a kind, CUTLASS 1985 - Ciera. 2 door, H0FU2ON • 1987, S speed, stereo, ORANO A)4 6« Aulomatic. aJr, AM/ 6UNBIRO 1978. automatic, pood COROLLA 1583, 2 door, excellent OflAND MARQUiS. I960. 4 door, UansportaUon. 77,000 rr^es, $600. condition, low mileage, $2,760. teatrver, sun roof, loaded. Exco/lont, Hr.ii, tliwfcss, wwrenty. 18,000 loadod. Qood condition »1,650 or loaded! sod-top w/sunroot, leather loaded. 60.000 rrules. needs engir* c&ssen*. new Ures. great ahap*. FM stereo. fte*dy to rcJ al $5,965. nv*», »11.600. 474-7928 Interior, low mileage 646-6906 $3500/TX>st. ^ 354-372i JackCeuJeyCt*yJOEO «56-0014 C«* 722^)159 474-0336 condition, onr/ 17,000 mllos. orvdor best. 464-9745 work Must sen Day* 547-1734: warranty. As>.J>fl $8700 623-1050 After 6pm 471-3262 TEMPO GLX, 1984. 8 tpeod. powtr SABLE 1988. loaded, 15.000 miles. OfVANO PRIX 197«, oood condfUon 6UNBIR0 1964 - aulomatJc, po*er COROLLA 1985 LE UmHod. Load ORAND MARQUISE 1688 retiree RELIAMT 1963 staUon wagon. Ex TURCELL 198« - 24.000 m5es. am- iteerbrakel. CSSS8II*. buck«l excellent. 1 owner. CUTLASS - 1S65 Holiday. 2 doer, 4 good rwrviing thtp««. AsVJod •leorlngTbraJte*. tit. ton mHes, daw ed. Blue. 54,000 mie$. $6O00Vbcst. owner Low mileage. »8500. 1 cellent conditioa Buftj great. Load fm stereo cassette, tit, exceDem M3l».VerycKiaMt2.9S0. ¢91-6853 rul / loaded.'good condition, 60.000 $1200. ks* condition, tht* v,^ek only Oa/»:851-3493 Even^gs: 471-4888 663-5243 Call: .-- M5-0383 ed. Hen tires. $1700. 421-720« »3,4».UME-PVncvth 455-5566 condition, $7500. »32-0184 TEMPO GL 1984- pxwx bfftXe*- nvlcs. needs engine work. Best oi COROLLA 1966 - LE Limited, 4 door GRAND MARQUIS 1983 - Q<6/, SCORPIO 1988 Touring package. ler 347-1734, after Spm.471-3262 RELIANT 1965 • Wagon. »V. 36.600 ORANO PRIX 197» KAfU iterso, ttfrMln). lilt, cnjlw. ooo< locM, Tela Blue, low miles. $ 12.900 $Lt. crvH«, UJL Exc*3«nl condition, eUNBift01944,6 *pe*d. 4 door. air. sedan, beige, automatic, tit. sun trailer package, ajr. exoc-nent rrVloi. excoCont condition, factory power steering and brekes, am-fm roof, fuSy loaded. $6600 or best. automatic, excellent condition. condition. »3.000. 464-1994 Mines ParV Unco!n-Mercury CUTLASS. 1986 Sx/preme Broug warranty. Offer. 644-6967 »1v00rxbo»l. 347-3512 884 Volkftwagon 13300. 1 owner 476-0700 453-2,424 ext.400 ham. 4 door, excellent cond4lon, »tereo, many r>e-« p4rt», 76.000 MuslM.Bgo!ng0rerse»». 347-4541 Grand" Prix 1977 8J Or>« c«mor, tx- mB«», $1900. Eves: 427-9673 BUS. 1976 Superb beach mobile. $5650 or best olfor. 455-7021 Sundance 1989 automatic, tit. Bal COROLLA 1987 SR5, automatic, yel'«w & white. $975 • TEMPO OL 68 Automatic, tU, AW/ GRAND MARQUiS LS 1984. 4 door. TOPAZ LS 1985, 30,000 actual ance 7/70.17.W5 l/a dean, $1,6*8 FM »ler«o. much more. »4.695. miles 2 lone server. Excer.ont condi CUTLASS 1967. Clcra Brougham, Hine* Ptft. Uncotn-Meroury St/NBIRO 1965. convertible, auto loaded; exoeScot condition. $6,600, Leave message 545-690? jsdiCaLfcyChoy./OEO 855-0014 an power, air. ejceTenl condition matic, casjetie. 57.000 miles. f" 728-7812 82.600ml. »4400. 851-1179 tion Losdod. »5.000. 544-3422 pOAer door locks 6 wtrxJoo-s, IJily 453-2424 ext400 GOLF 19S6 good condition 24.000; equipc-ed. 642-1437 FOX HILLS $6.7&6. 879-0249 TEMPO. 1984. QL. 5 »p«e vi i -'. WW 6C* O&E Monday. July 31, 1989 'If i i ilMM AWARD WINNING IS RUNNING OUT IMPORTS N REMAINING ^ ^V 1938 MODELS '89 GALANT SPORT GS '89 GALANT SEDAN 5 speed. D.O.H.C.. air. fully loaded. 4 Air. automatic, stereo cassetle. til ftheSl AMS aMJ lock brakes. Ssocfc-. wheel, de'ogocr. end more Stock a 112? a nor WAS $13,557 WAS $18,853 $ 1988 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX NOW H6.4S0* «£ 11,250* 1988 ESCORT Automatic, air, stereo, cohsolo. power windows, ONLY • Wl- OR LEASE FOR ONLY Automatic, air, stereo, rear defroster, radial tires power locks, rear defroster and much more' ORLEA8E FOR ONLY and much, much more! Stock «348111-6. per month «325 SOOOWH 9688 4 to choose from! pjr month 9783 tO DOWN 19 MIRAGE '89 PRECIS LS 3 DOOR 3 DOOR HATCHBACK HATCHBACK 5 speed, power steering. AM/FM 1988 T-BIRD Slereo and more Slock cM2027. Automatic, air, cruise, till, rear letroster, power Automatic, air. alloy wheels. po<.er WAS $8703 1988 MERCURY COUGAR r, cruise, till, rear let steering a brakes stereo cassette Automatic, air, crulso. tilt, power windows, power windows, power locks and much more NOW $ er locks and much mor< s jkCTOR* ONLY locks, rear defroster and much more! HOW SPECIAL F^ 7350 $ ONLY 7960* OR LEASE FOR ONLY 7 to choose from! $ 9388 Hurry Only One Lelll" 157 per month 5 to choose from! JSSSS tO DOWN W--MW\ «1 ,>r_m^ ^^jy. UpTO 1988 MERCURY TRACER 1988 TOYOTA COROLLA WIIOHTEM2D0O84WKEIDRIVE '89 7 PASSENGER WAGON Automatic, air, radio, rear defogger. radial tires 0 Automatic, dual air. stereo cassette. Automatic, air, rear defroster and much more! V-i encr *. tjlocz'.K,. rear seat, stereo and much more' cassette, rear vya< owner, i&.ii ctock pOApr steering and, much more. and more Stock sWTlOM Stock =M6003. $ WAS - -.$18,022 WAS $17,475 © 188 NOW T488* $ ONLY 3 (6 choose from! ONLY M4,950* 3 to choose from! 13,250 •Ask about the cxcc'lem nationwide Kerti backed buyer protection plan 12 month/12.000 miles (whenever comes first) r-.ationw-.de t.mitrx) OR LEA8E FOR ONLY OsR LEASE FOR ONLY power tra-n warranty on every car sold Ask (or fu^ldetals AH cars subject to prior sale. All cars are Iromihe Herlj Rental fleet $ 329 p«r month STOP IN AND REGISTER FOR MI month 287 SO DOWN YOUR FREE 19" COLOR T.V. tO DOWN .EiiRCHASE REQUIRED • Just add lax. title, plates AU lactory & dea'er Incentives included in prke SALE DATES: JCicsedtndle3iOfOf ~)/ia/l MITSUBISHI 14625 TELEGRAPH RD. • TAYLOR, Ml 29310 Telegraph Rd„ just North of 12 Mile, Southfield 287-8210 353-0910 MON. & THURS. 9-9; TUES., WED., FRI. 9-6; OPEN SATURDAY 9-3 r*-- *K*i mBmm m^mmMm, -•Wir iTI .il-.i-mj r .t„and so he 5Q^S; Vf y^ beat Hj/J LAT 2.9% A.P.R. ^75% HUPWYIDONT Ml$$ THE SAVINGS 1989 ESCORT GT 1989 ESCORT LX 1989 MUSTANG 2 DOOR HATCHBACK SANDS 2 DOOR 2 DOOR HATCHBACK Stereo cassette, 4 speakers, tinted 5 tpoed. * $p U^MMMMtfHMMMMIItfMiMfl Inside Wheelin' along Pick a street. . . any street. You're sure to find someone crulsin' by on a bicycle. Bicycling Is a favorite summer pastime not only for the fun of it, but for the physical fitness aspect. American Youth Hostels has cashed in on the pastime with bicycle "clubs" that meet weekly for jaunts on two wheels. See Page 6D. Monday. July 17, 1989 b&E **1D Dd^^ v Ln HfctMtiu**. :--1-.: "XlU'liM An afternoon rush hour on Beaver island's main street, the King's Highway consisted of a pickup truck and a child on a bicycle. By M.B.Dillon Star-gazers arein heaven here. Island has staff writer Beaver is the largest of an 11-island archipelago that from the air "looks like a scattering of emeralds Tranquility, natural beauty, solitude, simplicity and strewn by the hand of a playful giant against the deep old-fashioned friendliness — these are some of the blue of Lake Michigan," suggested one travel writer. a colorful things Beaver Islanders like best about their Lake Those en route to one of Beaver's two small airports Michigan home. are free to judge for themselves. They're also the reasons vacationers, looking to get away from it ail, fall in )(\VP with fhp plnpp If ynu— AqSlTORS opting for the 2½ hour ferry-ride ($21 Joeginnifig- can't relax here, there's just no hope for you. round trip) from Charlevoix are treated to eye-pleas Twenty miles northwest of Charlevoix, Beaver Is ing sights as well. The boat docks in the heart of St. land is 13 miles long and six miles wide — the largest James, a harbor town nestled in a bay lush with ever By M.B. Dillon island in Lake Michigan. greens and sandy beaches. staff writer Largely forested, Beaver boasts seven inland lakes,* A sign reading "Cead Mile Failte" {100,000 wel When it comes to colorful Mich 41 miles of beaches, 100 miles of scenic roads and nu comes in Irish) gives visitors their first clue that bea igan island history, Beaver Island merous hiking trails. Fishermen and hunters will tell ver dams notwithstanding, Beaver Island is.a friendly, has a lock on bragging rights. you the island is blessed with a rich variety of animal Irish place. and plant life. Need convincing? Visit the is There are wonderful restaurants; fascinating muse It's not unusual for newly-arrived city slickers to be land museum, better known as the ums; a biological station; marinas; lakeside camp offered a ride to their motel or cottage by a passer-by. Old Mormon Print Shop. On the grounds that operate on the honor system; delightful If they accept, travelers may learn how rare it is for National Register of historic shops with hardwood floors and wooden screen doors; an islander to remove the keys from the ignition. Local places, the museum is staffed by even an antique toy store where a note Invites you to wisdom has it that that's a good way to lose them. Beaver Island Historical Society leavethe money on the counter if Mary isn't around. One of the nicest customs on Beaver is the wave, and volunteers who'll confirm it in a not the kind you do at Tiger Stadium. You can bet that minute. (They'll also invite you to Islanders are proud of their quality schools, and help yourself to a paperback or their newest asset —a library funded chiefly by whether you're on foot or on wheels, an islander will Archie La Frenlere, Beaver's "unofficial governor-general," never pass you on the road without waving hello. two from a shelf on the front Land'sEnd retailer Gary Comber. swatted plenty of flies while presiding over the Shamrock Bar porch, as long as you bring it back, Sunsets on Beaver Island aresomething to behold. Please turn to Page 4 for 37 years. trade it for a book of your own, or make a small donation.) Beaver was formed nearly 10,000 years ago when a stubborn limestone lip scraped rocks and sediment from the belly of a pass ing glacier. Little is known about Beaver's first Indian inhabitants, but it's said Ojibways were around when the first white trappers and trad ers arrived. Christianity may have come to Beaver Island as early as the 1600s. Bishop Frederic Baraga built the island's first chureh In 1832. The only kingdom ever in exis tence In the United States was founded in 1847 by-self-coronated James Jesse Strang, leader of a Mormon colony on Beaver. From his By 1850, Mormons outnumbered plane, Beaver the "gentiles," mainly Irish, and Island's Roy by 1852, non-Mormons were Elsworth — re crowded off the island. altor, Erin Mo In the Old Mormon Print Shop, tel owner, pi the red-headed Strang started the lot, forestry first dally newspaper north of management Grand Rapids — the Daily North expert and elk ern Islander. hunter — can A flamboyant lawyer, Strang enjoy the view also served In the state legisla of Beaver Har ture. He appropriated land on the bor and the Island, contended he received di town of St. vine commands and practiced po James. lygamy. pholos by STEVE CANTRElLWart pholoflrapfwr Please turn to Page 4 Wewp Factor Karlos Barney Once upon a time in Sveti Stefan mains off ancient history, enjoy By Irta 8ondorson Jonoo the sunshine and sun on the beauti contributing travel editor ful beaches. You can "pick your beach style — rock, spa-quality Q: Four of us are going to Du- mud, sand, pebble, nude, whatever. brovnlk, Yugoslavia, on a one- There is a huge double bay week tour, then staying another called the Gulf of Kotor between week on pur own. We plan,to spend Dubrovnlk and Svetl Stefan. Spend a few days sailing and a few days at least a day driving around it, land touring. The literature keeps stopping at Hcrclg-Novi and other referring to a hotel, or an Island, towns. . called Svcti Stefan. What's the sto ry on Svctl Stefan? DRIVE TO the top of the moun A: If you like sea tales, you will tain for a spectacular view and love the story of Svett Stefan on tour' the ancient city of Kotor, the Adriatic coast of what is now wrapped In a wall from sea to southern Yugoslavia. The story be mountain top and back again. gins In the 15th century. Drive across tho mountains to tho The walled city of Dubrovnlk sat walled city of Budva and six miles In Its jeweled setting beside the sea MICKY JON^S on to Svetl Stefan. You can take a 65 miles (o the north. The walled ferry across the gulf, but you city of Budya sat abovo tho sea six The island hotel of Svoti Stofan, situated south of Dubrovnlk, would miss all that wonderful tour miles north. The Turks controlled Yugoslavia, was ohco a fishing vlllago. ing. tho Adriatilc coast 40 miles south You first seo Svetl Stefan from a of the Island In what Is now Al go when tho fighting started. The the beautiful seaside city of Du hill abovo the Adriatic, an Island of bania and made regular forays Into Island was just offshore, so they brovnlk. Drive south along tho sce red roofs, trimmed around tho edg 8*rTHy tho area. . could walk across at low tide, To nic coast, with a stop for water es by a stone wall. When you turn e>\H MMti^Mliiii flU i* 2D** O&E Monday. July 31.1989 MOVING PICTURES 1 : : , ir I0HHHH ^^^14^^1^-^^.^ ^ !'•*>?-••*••• = rf rVrir''>.,^>r.. tn t3 'Hooch' ALTERNATIVE VIEWING is dumb, Stewart shines in series By JohnMonaghan 22, provided Stewart with his first special writer big break. Though a clumsy hoofe^ he and Eleanor Powell introduced a 'drooly' A director once said that Jimmy sjew of Cole Porter musical num Stewart's success came from his bers, including "Easy to. Love" and ability to be so "unusually unusual." "I've Got You Under My Skin." It was a feature that proved Irresist . He teamed up with Katherine ible in "Mr. Smith Goes to Washing- Hepburn, Cary Grant and director d-u-m-b ton" (1939) and 'It's a Wonderful George Cukor for "The Philadelphia Life" (1946), where he played com Story" (1940), the stagey but breezy mon men in an uphill battle for dig film version of the Broadway play. nity. It screens Aug. 8. Welcome to the Wonderful World The Livonia Mall plays tribute to Stewart plays a reporter covering of Saliva — and if you think a big, Jimmy Stewart In a continuing se a society wedding only to fall in love ugly dog that drools in all directions ries of free films. Screening Tuesday with the bride n r: Off fflMC/Centeipnve, one-quarter mile.^est of the Ha Ha Ha, Hee Hee Hee, corner of C^&efitervDriye_and0yerc)r|en Roads. I %gd& mdtch:^:4|3rn. 'i .JX \ V" -\ / "••<••.--// Yfc ;/ v^ « r \ Tickets^, in q«4lV^ ; V A S^teMB^w $1 clffiren; }2mmer \^u\x l ! ; " Advance tk:ketsp^a})c$)MW tr^^Southfi^ld-ibl^ Hall main lobby I JOIN THE GIGGLE GANG! per attire requested \ .1.1 'I I Moms and Dads, take note: Wednesdays For information Sqllthfield Comffi/iffe Retaiins Dept. •\ are Giggle Gang Days at Oakland Mall July 26 through August 30, Oakland Mall hosts six special , Wednesday events for you and your kids, The fun starts \i at 11:00 am. In the Mall's.Center Court; ,f mo»$y Suites Hotelot^Mf^ld August 2nd: The Melikin Puppet Show Contirtental C^evisftn of Botij Wield The giggles are guaranteed. Fortheperforrriance schedule and more information call 585-6000. :f centre i #11. >f Detroit ?nte/ ^ev/spopers OAKLAND MALL ..„_....__ -,. ^ft$$octate$-. • 14 Mile at 1-75 } ;i W6RS-FM in Hudson's. JCPenney, Sears ond ovor 140 groot stores ond services ? : '•\ I1 - i Hoars: Mon.-Sat. 10 am.-9 p.m; Sun. 12=5 p.m.- III Moil gift cortificofoj avoilobie In mod o((lco 9 a rrv-5 prn. wookdayj. \ mm tgPfywgfWIi^Pi^ w>)wtiHiwa»»w»gMwikjyiaBiaj^uui UK^ . I Ml UPPM !• • Mynoa> J 8y Larry O'Connor songs mixed with -Mlison's intensity staff writer onstage were an unbeatable combi nation Trie band: Bootsey X and the Love- Volebeats, June 1988, at Pay ones'The place: Paycheck's Lounge check's Louuge. The Voles were per in Rajntramck. forming as part of a Tremor Revue, Many tunes have since past so the set was short. Yet the tum- • luough these ears (which perhaps bleweeds were blowing down Caniff •xpiains why I have to say, 'Could Avenoi after (his countrified group V«JUrepeat that? a lot) took die suge jinwiding a very in Nonetheless, it's time to sit back, triguing M>und Scott Morgan and his band performs Saturday at Alvin's in • ogiiate, calculate and articulate Orange Roogbies, July 1987, at Oetroit. just what the hell we've been listen The Blind Pig: The purpose of the ing to for nearly two years. As a re visit was to check out The Hysteric sult, yours truly has come up with a Narcotics, but the opening act usi of local gigs that have had a pro- caught our eye. The lead singer was COUNTRY LOCAL tuund impact on his life, the ones bouncing off the walls while the gui H 'hai made him stay out late and en- tarist "continually drove home some Here areThetppjO songs receiving air •line the frying pan upside the head .... Here are the top 10 songs on WWWW- excellent guitar lines FM play on "Detroit Music Scene," which is 'i oin his wife. Gangster Fun has evolved into one of best groups in the area. Their" show at The Hamtramck Pub two years was one of our 3-D Invisibles. January 1989, at heard 4-5 p.m. Sundays {repeated 5:30-' Gangster Fun, July 1987, at The Saint Andrew's Hall: A friend told favorites of all time. 1. "What's Goin' on In Your World," 6:30 p.m. Tuesdays) on WDTR-FM 90.9. Hamtramck Pub: Ska never sounded me this band was hot. I didn't believe George Strait. 1. "What the Water Gave Me," Nemesis. ' M> good on this night. John Bunkley him. TheD.when Creeping Rick start 2. 'If I Never See Midnight Again," 2. "No Room to Swing the Cat," Rsbber. - possessed all the qualities of a frdnt-' .Blind Pig: The lead singer flopped ed to crank out some serious mon Sweethearts of the Rodeo.. 3. "1 Can't Change the World," Art bell's "Detroit Music Scene," we de : man, amiability, enthusiasm and cided to check them out. Only about around like perch on the Cleveland ster boogie, we were hooked. 3. 'Lovin' Only Me," Ricky Skaggs. School. . > • j'.: . . . j; polish. The band was called back for five people showed up to listen, but shore. The stage antics blended well Strange Bedfellows, January 1989, 4. "Cathy's Clown," Reba McEntlre. 4. "Pearl of Persia," Cfcastog the Pain. . 5. "She Don't Love Nobody," Desert Rose 5. "Muscles and Diamonds," Dancing;,! two encores, further enhancing a that didn't affect this energized out with some scorchinggultar work and at Hamtramck Pub: The striking threat night of music and everyone Band. 6. "Why'd You Come Hero !•- ' •-.,.-; Smoothies, fit In fact, Richards seemed to a crack rhythm section. thing about this show was the lead Like That," Dolly PartoD. 6 "I Don't Think So," Nine Pound > Over the past two decades, the art heyday. However, each player Is fea Verse, chorus, verse, chorus, gui my money on Junk and trash.") The Gear Is on the edge of some track off the four-song EP, Is a bit tnk ensemble Yes went through tured at the expense of the others, tar break, chorus, chorus, "Aaaah, through John Hiatt's "Someplace thing big or nothing at all. "In the more aggressive but still carves Its u.uitc a few personnel changes. And creating a disjointed piece of art. aaaah" backing vocals, Clean guitar . , » ("Surely there's somewhere in New Hitsvllle" EP (Chocolate Mus own niche with some spirited guitar V, the game of "musical chairs" contin The only song that comes close to sound, broken hearts, misguided this great nation, Where no one tache Records), there is a group at playing and forceful vocals. v ues, with bassist Chris Squire and remembering the glory days is the love. This Is pop, yeah, yeah. comes together just to fall apart.") the crossroads. Again, The Gear seems to hit the S guitarist Trevor Rabin now holding track now receiving album-rock air Marshall Crenshaw, Berkley's own and Warren's "Some Hearts" ("Some At times, the threesome has all the right groove and rides It. The same, on to the Yes name while vocalist play- "Brother of Mine." Rick and the closest person that modern hearts seem to have it so easy, some hooks and lyrics to wreak havoc on however, cannot be said for the other .Jon Anderson has reunited with the Wakcman and Howe temporarily re pop has come lo recreating Buddy hearts have the stars on their sides.") the music scene. Then there are numbers, "The Real You" and "Uud oand's early '70s core players. vert back to their prime form, and Holly, releases his fourth LP for back to Crenshaw's own "Whatever those signs that The Gear Is follow Hard and Fast."-They are not bad. In •t* You would guess that a reunion of Bruford proves that he's never lost Warner Bros, and his first since Way the Wind Blows" ("Whatever ing down the same path worn by fact, they're quite expressive guitar such capable players — charismatic it. In the final movement of the 1987. It Is definitely one of his wind of change goes tearing across many other sparse guitar punk numbers. tho world, I'm always going to bo keyboardist Rick Wakcman, versa piece, ex-Yesman Geoff Downes strongest. groups. But those are not the kind of songs close to ypu, girls.") things flow well. tile drummer Bill Bruford and (who also played with Steve Howe In On this LP, ho forgoes having all Oh please, let us believe that songs that will make people take notice. In HI al wart guitarist Stew Howe - Asia and produced part of Howe's Ill- his own songs showcased In favor of With some fabulously passionate like "Get Twisted" and "In the New fact, they make The Gear sound like might produce some memorable mu fated GTR collaboration with Steve strong songs which showcase his slide playing from Sonny Landrcth, Hilsvlile" are an Indication of where a handful of other Detroit bands. One sic. Unfortunately, the best playing Hackett) steps In for added support. ability to pick winners. solid and imaginative bass playing The Gear Is headed. If so, this band gets the feeling that there is a need this group will provide Is likely to* ' The rest of the album explores Amongst the songwriters featured from ex-Joe Jackson Band member has hope of breaking out. to conform to .the model of guitar coine during their concert tour, play some different musical planes, like are Richard Thompson ("Valerie"), Graham Maby and topped off by Undoubtedly, "Get Twisted" is the crashing heroes, such »s The Re ing songs from the old days. The al the totally Ill-advised "Teabols" - John Hialt ("Someplace Where Love Crenshaw's vocals (and Impressive song of the year In these circles. An placements or Soul A*ylum. which features a Catypso melody. guitar work), this album deserves, bum comes off sounding like an Can't Find Me"), The Isley Brothers engaging melody Is wrapped deli What The Genr will Continued from Page 1 near the lumber mill where she. transportation to the restaurant, and Lisabeth has an in-house gift shop served luncheons and dinners." Bob often shuttles patrons in his own andhelps manage the condo associa False-front buildings, many dating LaFreniere, now 76, was the third van. tion. .Jto_the 1800s, give St. James the feel eldest of eight children. His mother ARLENE AND Richard'Bailey of Why do they love Beaver? of a TR5ntieT--town^_Anchoring_ St. died al 38 giving birth in the family Rochester began vacationing on James is the Shamrock Bar, kirty^ "The simplicity of things and the Pintsized sweats lioT^ trr~tow rt7-f» w 4he J^&enje re_ _Beaver 17 years ago. In 1978, they beauty of the island. Life is simpler corner from the dock in the heart of gift shop. boughrandrenovated-the Boavor Is- — town. The Shamrock stays open here. You get away from the-traffic- Mini-sweats for the 9- to 24-months-old set are the cre "It was her death that got a doctor land Lodge, a restaurant with rent and the people," said Arlene Bailey, ative "baby" of the Blue Kangaroo, based in West year-round for breakfast, lunch, din on the island," he said. able condominiums perched on a ner and evening diversion. whose husband is retiring this year Bloomfield. All outfits are handmade, oversized with Tourism has replaced fishing and bluff overlooking Lake Michigan. from Ford Motor's comptrollers' off many designs to choose from. Various prints and fab During the 37 years native Island logging as Beaver's primary indus They became full-time residents er Archie LaFreniere ran the Sham ice. rics are used as well as some small toys and charms try — something that gives rise to in April. Their son Mike, a School rock, he was known as Beaver's mixed emotions. LaFreniere wel craft College culinary arts product, For more information, write; or that are enclosed in plastic pockets. Machine wash and "unofficial Governor-General." comes the boost to the economy "as is chef at the lodge, a great place to call the Beaver Island Chamber of dry, with snaps in the legs for quick changes. Toddler Now retired, the harmonica-play long as the building doesn't get out of catch sunset. Mike's wife Jayne Commerce, Box 5, St. James, Beaver styles also. Prices range from $25 to $55 and are special ing LaFreniere has no Intention of hand. We're not about to let anyone manages the dining room, and Bai Island, Mich. 49782 or call (616) 448- orders. For more information, call 737-8688. leaving Beaver, even if he does have make a mess of our nice atmos ley's daugM Lisabeth, is an artist. 2505. to travel a ways to see Notre Dame's phere, the water and all that." Fighting Irish play football. Mrs. So-called "off-islanders," several LaFreniere, the former Frances from the metropo'litan Detroit area, Tack less Connaghan, also wants to stay put. are making a go of it in tourism, and Like their parents and grandparents enjoying themselves. and great-grandparents before them, Bob and Lll McGlocklin moved to traveler several of LaFreniere's children Beaver 20 years ago from Garden Say goodbye to tacky nail have settled on Beaver. City. In what was once a rectory, polish. Dry your nails in two they run the Circle M Supper Club, "I ENJOY IT here. It's a closer home of the Circle M Famous Big minutes with this portable knit community; It's just a peaceful nail dryer. Nails won't Burger with steamed onions, cheese place," said Mrs. LaFreniere, during and sauteed mushrooms, billed by smear or smudge when you a time out from preparing dinner. the Wall Street Journal as one of the carry this battery-operated "My paternal grandfather ,£ame top 10 burgers in the U.S. dryer on your trips. Great here in winter. He walked across The Circle M is a few miles out of for quick repairs, $12. Eaton from Goodhart near Cross Village," town. It sits all alone on a pastoral Luggage, 300 S. Main, Royal recalled the Governor-General. "My meadow ladgn with flowers and Oak. grandmother ran a boarding house trees. The McGlocklins offer free ^mm^*jjmw^ffy^>ti>ts,*-r' . Beaver Island has ^V^^B^Y^K^^BV^B^BV^I a 'colorful' history t A. "f.-IVj-... J KllrM^-^ ^'w l Continued from Page 1 that's stood the test of time. 1ft«&5* * V- *'5Lj r i One of the most treasured chap •m wp^T •/ J," IN 1856, HIS colony of 2,000 torn ters of Beaver Island history began *£M THK/f" ** ^ ^ fl^• dL MBHr V aZnB^ 7 1a! with strife, Strang was fatally shot In 1893 with the arrival of Feodor '•TEF * :M VF' *3|^^^^^^^H^B^B^V° * by two disgruntled Mormons. Protar, who came from a family of -,_?i .,JB^IB^BHB^BK>:> Leaderless, the Mormons left, eminent professors from the Russian making way for former islanders Baltic province of Livonia. uKT - . _« J«83EB9S*^^^S8B1^^^SMS STEVE CANTREllVetaH photographer [>-n and fishermen to return to Beaver The white-bearded Protar was ^¾¾^¾¾¾¾¾ from neighboring . Islands. Many said to be a haunted, desperate man Restaurateurs Lil and Bob McGlocklin left Garden City for Bea were Irishmen who'd left their coun who kept his troubled past to him ver Island not to get rich, "but for a way of life. There's a nice try on "coffin ships" during the pota self. Before moving to Beaver and slow pace here," they say. to famine. taking up housekeeping in a small Puzzling twist "Sociologically, Beaver Island Is cabin on Sloptown Road, Protar had Wooden brain teasers serve two purposes: a mental Just fascinating," said Shirley Glad- led successful careers In theater and- challenge and a fun way to create contemporary art ob Ish of Bever's Historical Society. newspaper publishing. jects that turn out to be tabletop conversation pieces. "Not every small town has experl- BuTirmot as easy as it looksr-Puzzies-rangeHronr enccd such dramatic eras. And any- UNTIL HIS death In 1925, he lived "on (he fruits of the land and $37.95 or $48.95. Puzzle Place, 32726 Grand River, Farm- thlng that happens on Beaver Island FITNESS Is highlighted by its Isolation. dispensed free medical help to Islan ington. . "In the mid 1800s, Beaver was ders, who gave him the title of doc LEADERSHIP PROGRAM open for homesteadlng. That attract tor. ed many people whose roots were in When Protar sensed his death was Certificate or Associate Degree Program northwest Ireland. They could have approaching, he wrote these. Instruc farms and they could fish, so to tions: come to Beaver Island from eastern "One strong bag and a heavy stone A new program in response to the demand U.S. cities, where Irish were told will cover all requlrernents. . . and for highly trained and certified exercise they need not apply, was a logical four friends. Let me slip Into the wa instructors. pathway. ter Is all what Is necessary." "In Ireland, they weren't permit It wasn't to be. In accordance with ted to own land. Here they could, so state law, Protar was burled on land Designed for: It wag Just like heaven. The fishing near his home. 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By the way, don't Sunday Morning Brunch Ride, held every Sunday, is To enjoy bicycling, all you really need is a bike Summer's here and the blkin' is easy. let the name American Youth Hostel fool you. People AYH's most popular biking event. that's in good running order and comfortable clothing Whether you're an avid cycling enthusiast or just a of all different ages participate in AYH rides, includ The brunch ride offers a variety of different routes, that won't get caught in the bike chain or spokes. beginner, biking is the perfect summertime activity. ing teenagers and senior citizens. some of the destinations include Birmingham, North R's fun, it's simple and it's an excellent form of aero- Riders are assessed $2 for each AYH-sponsored ride. ville and Plymouth. After meeting at Nine Mile and A WATER bottle is a good idea, as well as a bag of -bic-exercise.- _Mnsf nf thf> grnup riHpq arp havp a lparipr, hut on snmp Evergreen-roads-in Southfield,rriders-begin-theirwork-- S0Tt~to"carry a Jacket or sweater, a spare tube" Riding a bicycle allows you to stay in shape while of the simpler routes, r\ders are simply given a map out, which is approximately 25 miles with a brunch and patch kit, or any Qther items you might need. you enjoy the outdoors. One of the best ways to discov and directions. stop halfway. er new bike routes and meet new people is to partici The number of people who participate in an AYH But the best piece of advice is to wear a safety hel pate in a ride, sponsored by a local biking club or or ride varies anywhere from one to 50, but special event AYfL also offers a regular series of rides during the met when riding. ganization. rides, such as the Firecracker 100, can draw as many week. On Mondays, the Lakeshore Spin features a sce "If you break an arm or leg, you can fix that," De- American Youth Hostels Inc. in Berkley is one of the as 1,000 riders. nic 20- to 25-mile ride through the Grosse Pointes and Baker said. "But if you crack open your head, youjnay largest and best known biking groups in the trl-county Biking is especially popular on weekends and so are along the shore of Lake St. Clair. not be so lucky. We don't require riders to wear a nel- area. The organization sponsors rides every day of the the AYH weekend rides. The Ego-Opto Ride on Tuesdays is a 20- to 25-mile met, but we strongly encourage it. week except Fridays. ride through the country and suburban areas in Plym Every Saturday, AYH sponsors a ride, known as the "I consider the $25 to $50 that you spend on a helmet "We offer a diverse group of rides that match differ outh and Northville. Wednesday is the Cranbrook ClarkstonOrion Express, which gives bikers the op the best insurance policy that you can have." ent abilities and styles of riding," said Jim DeBaker, portunity to pedal through Clarkston and Lake Orion. Ramble. The 20- to 25-mile route goes through Cran If you're interested in biking through scenic north president of the AYH Bike Club. "And most of our Special Saturday rides are also available each month. brook and the Birmingham-Bloomfield area. ern Michigan, Michigan Bicycle Touring at (616) 263- rides tend to be on low traffic routes." The first Saturday of the month features a ride that On Thursdays, the M&M Ride takes bikers through 5885 and Bicycle Cruises at (800) 222-0072 offer a vari AYH grades its rides according to typical riding begins in Hartland in Livingston County, north of Berkley, Lathrup, Southfield and Birmingham at a ety of weekend and week-long bike tours. speeds. Although the average speeds will be lower be Brighton. Riders are provided with maps and have the very easy pace with a stop for ice cream. Information about other biking groups and tours are cause of stops, the grades are "D" for slow (7 to 10 option of biking anywhere from 25 to 75 miles. All AYH weekday rides begin at 6 p.m. available at local bike shops. mph) rides, recommended for the beginner or for those The third Saturday of the month highlights a ride Another popular ride is the Firecracker 100. Held on preparing for the more advanced rides, "C" for moder from Dearborn to Northville — approximately 50 the Fourth of July, the Fircracker 100 Is AYH's annual In addition, bike maps that show road surface type ate (10 to 13 mph) rides, "B" for moderately fast (13 to miles round trip, although riders have the option of fund-raising ride. The starting point is Milford, and and recreation facilities are available through the 16 mph) rides, "A" for fast (16 to 19 mph) rides, and going fewer miles. Much of the route consists of Ed bikers have a choice of completing a 25-, 50- or 100- Michigan Department of Transportation. The maps "AA" for very fast (20 plus mph), recommended only ward Hines Drive, which is largely closed off from mile route. highlight designated bike facilities, roads with paved for the very advanced bicyclist. vehicular traffic on Saturdays. For more information about the Firecracker 100 shoulders and roads with low traffic volumes. Hotel has Report: that fairy A new tale look' Continued from Page 1 family, Sveti Stefan appears be fore you like a fairy tale. 'blues' The turrets and their sentries have By Larry O'Connor gone, but otherwise the island looks staff writer much as it did centuries ago, build ings climbing step by step up the Once Donald Kinsey saw the fu rocky hill above the wall. ture in the face of a great bluesman, Ancient Montenegro was a tribal the brightness faded. society and each clan had 12 fami "We did a show with (Albert King) lies. The, Pastrovic clan built the in Pittsburgh not long ago," said wall, each family built a house inside Donald Kinsey, guitar player with the wall and whenever enemy ships The Kinsey Report. "It's almost like came into view the people would flee the years of the ups and downs and to the island. being used has taken its toll on him. The clan did that for about 200 It hurts me to see him like that be years. They moved into the walled cause I know him so well. I heard island permanently during the 17th him say, 'Donald, I don't give a damn century and built stone houses. about playing any more.' " The Kinsey brothers — Ralph, Donald and Kenneth — have been'trispTfecTby their father,blues legend Lester "Big Daddy" By the end of World War II, there The story of the blues artists has Kinsey, who introduced his sons to the blues at an early age, were only five families left on the often been a tale of woe. Bad man Island. Artists had discovered the agement and exploited by promoters helped open our eyes, not Just fo mu "" "Reggae music was new to me," place by then, and one of them had a have left some greats broke, alcohol sic but to things that are going on Kinsey said. "So much of It reminded great Idea of turning the whole is ics or drug addicts and, worse, dead. 7 think it's very important (to bring in around us, which, to me, is more im me of growing up in Gary, Ind. land Into a hotel. It took a few years The sight of a burned-out musician portant than music sometimes." TheVe are spots you can go to Gary, for the bureaucratic wheels to turn, who once set the stage on fire with new audiences). College radio has But there have been others who Ind., now and places In Kingston, and the five families didn't move his high energized style guitar play have made Klnsey's eyelids expand. Jamlaca, where you could hardly willingly to larger modern houses on ing was not only painful, but some been a great help in allowing us to do Three years spent.touring with Al tell the difference. the mainland, but in the 1960s, Hotel what frightening, especially to a that. I wish (commercial) radio would. bert King proved beneficial. He "I really felt I was somewhere Sveti Stefan opened to the public. member of a group that has been appeared on two of Klng's-albums "I where I was supposed to be. I got touted to be the blues band of the They are playing more of our music/ Wanna Get Funky" and "Montreux deep Into It. 1 wanted to see it grow. THERE ARE 116 rooms set In the 1990s, . , Festival." Wo started looking at It like, 'Wow, old houses and shops. The govern , The Kinsey Report has just re — Donald Kinsey Klni>6y later met reggae greats why can't a reggae tune by Bob Mar- ment built a causeway and a sand leased what Is undoubtedly the blues Marlcy and Tosh at an Island ley be In the Top 100 of Billboard.'" beach and spent millions of public album 6f the year, "Midnight Drive" Records press party Iri New York. Marley eventually hit the Top 100 and private money restoring the vil (Aligator). Several cuts are outstahd; He took up an Invitation to record Billboard with "Rastaman Vibra lage. |ng. Several cuts areydeserving of tion," on which Kinsey performed. 1 with Marlcy, only to find himself When you walk across the cause commercial radio play*. : . year musical odyssey that saw him think that people arc digging on the present when six gunmen made an Now, The Kinsey Report Is striving way and through the wall to the re "•'Yet, there are no guarantees that perform with King, and later, reggao Kinsey Report's,album should also for chart action. :, attempt on Marley's life. ception desk, you might be assigned , vyilt happen. v< ; '. • greats Bob Marlcy and Peter Tosh. have the chance to experience a per Kinsey was In the kitchen with , The group released "Edge of the a room in one of the old houses or ;."Wo Just played New York City a -When Donald Kinsey returned to son like my father — who Is more Marlcy when the shooting occurred. City" In 1987 and was well-rccelvcd ypu might get a whole stono house to couple of weeks back and this guy his hometown of Gary, Ind., and was traditional and Delta like — because He escaped Injury, but Marley was by critics but never rose above blues yourself. came tip to me and sAld, 'Wow you hack together with his father and you get a chance to see how It came circles. "Midnight Drive" (Alligator) wounded. Shakcncd, Kinsey returned The alternative Is to visit the hotel guys wero great. Whcn's tho new al brothers, a new sound had been cre to be, the now and the then." home. : could be the ticket bum coming out?,' "said Donald Kln- ated. Their brand of music would bo "When wo put the album out, ev for lunch, or dinner, about |20 for a: He reunited with his brother, latge meal, or pay about $3 Just to Sey, perhaps' best illustrating what a volatile blend Of funk, rcggaeand "BIO DADDY" Kinsey still tours eryone felt really good about it," he Ralph (who had spent time in the Air tqur the Island, and use the receipt The Kinsey Report is tip against. rock'n'roll while still rooted In blues. with his sons. He will appear this Force) and Ron Prince (longtime said, "So you never know how or for a cake and coffee at the bakery. „"I think It's very Important (to week at tho Motor City Blues Festi Kinsey Report member) and formed what's going to happen. Rent a car In Dubrovnlk. People ..-; THE KINSEYS remain strong. bring In new audiences)," Klnsoy val at the Michigan Stato Fair- the rock and reggao outfit The Cho-' "The Important thing Is that we who fly in and take the airport They dro family, both on and off f said. "College radio has been a great grounds. scnOncs. establish ourselves and our Identi stage. help In allowing us to do that I wish "Big Daddy" provides tho stabiliz ty.** - ' •.. •,"."* limousine to-sveti Stefan pay $75 for the wh61o car, full or empty. Or take Their fathery blues'legend Lester (commercial) radio would. They are ing influence for The Kinsey Report. DUR1NQ THAT Ilm6, Kinscy also The Kinscy Report will perform a bus toBudva "Big Daddy" Kinsey Introduced his - playing more of our music. "My dad and I just had breakfast toured and recorded with Tosh who on Sunday as part of the Motor ,, For more Information, contact the sons Donald, Ralph and Kenneth to' "My thing o;i that Is that It should together this morning, said Donald was killed In 1987 by a gunman. Tho City Blues Festival this weekend Yugoslav National Tourist Office, the music at an early age. They be a combination of both old and Kinscy, In a phono conversation group opened for tho Rolling Stones at the Michigan State Fair- 630 Fifth Ave, .New York, N.Y. toured from tho lato '(SOs until 1972., new becauso 11¾ a learning process from Ottawa, Ont., where tho group on their 1978 U.S. Tour, helping grounds..For ticket information, 10020, Then Donald Kinsey went on Alt* and history thing going on, too. I was performing that night. "He * bring reggae to a wider audlcnc*,- call 681-6020. ' M wmmmmm (©bseruer $c lEccentrtc ^euispapers •^•l ^•hw.M^'i.^.ui ! . Marie McGeo editor/591-2300 .. TTTTKiJiatailteb^AflL'fcfl Monday, July 31.1989 O&E *ie: aB&TfV'r"^ organizing Resort class condos in golf Dorothy Dy Corlnno Abatt style brings a fresh, clean look to Lehmkuhl staff writer this new community. AS GOLF grows rapidly as a That is accomplished through the. /^ popular leisure time activi- use of brick, llmestone'and siding in Handling disliked tasks /-¾^ ty, builders and-developers combination with multlpaned win* Q. I travel on my Job and must, turn In have picked up on the dows and skylights, columns and, expense reports. When I get back though, I theme. Vacation condos and year- long, vertical rooflines with gable always find 10 other things that need doing around homes ring lush green fair ends. ' • and several days often go by before getting ways and offer stunning views of the The interiors of the models, don<5 it filled out. Does everyone have an aver tees and the manicured, bunkered by Sara Olesker Ltd. of Chicago, cap sion to expense reports? greens. ry on the bright, fresh, traditional/ country look. Olesker, as in her past A. You seern to be suffering from the One of the most recent to capital work here, has a nice touch for the "Working Hard To Get Out of Work" syn ize on the public's Interest In golf is sophisticated/country look — warm* drome. This Is a skilled procrastlnator's the Holtzman & Silverman/The inviting and quite chic. ploy which is amazingly effective. Here's Fisher Group who are developing the rule: When a disliked task needs doing, The Fairways, a condominium com This Is particularly^ case in the any other work ranks a higher priority. munity at the southeast corner three-bed room, 2¼ bath Baytree model where slie has used lots of pol One woman hates ironing, but dislikes Square Lake and Rochester Road in ished chintz, bright lemon carpeting, sending Christmas cards even more, so the Troy. Queen Anne and Chippendale pieces, only time her Ironing is caught up is — yep, Sylvan Glen golf course Is on the deep green accents and English ivy you guessed it — right before Christmas. southwest corner of the same inter wall covering in the kitchen. ^ When it's time to clean closets another section. So, while the course isn't woman can think of a million telephone connected to The Fairways, it is di calls she just has to make. rectly across the road — about two IN ANOTHER model, the two A friend of mine loves giving speeches. good wood shots away. bedroom, 2¼ bath Augusta, she went Although she knows the material inside out, The two- and three-bedroom units, for a jewel-toned, California look putting talks together is somehow excruci ranging in size from 1,400-2,000 and in the two-bedroom, 2¼ bath ating and she avoids it as long as possible. square feet, are priced from ranch, the Carmel, she created^an el- That's when her desk Is cleanest because ¢130,000. There will eventually be 98 egant interior using peach, celadof) her weaknesses overtake her and she will townhouse and ranch-style resi and ivory. do any "To Do" In sight rather than sticking dences, four or six to a building. The These different approaches give to outlining her speeches. building sites are^attractlvely ar~ ttre~visltor a good Idea of "how the Disliked tasks vary for different people. ranged on a well-landscaped site many choices of flooring, carpeting One person may mow the lawn as ajneans with a large, picturesque man-fiiade and cabinetry will look. All resi of getting out of paying bills while another pond in the center with tennis courts dences have full lower levels with may pay bills to avoid lawn mowing. "Hav Living room of the Bay Tree condominium. Award-winning Chicago designer Sara at one end and clubhouse and large full-size windows, large enough and ing'' to run errands Is a great excuse for not Olesker coordinated the Interiors. outdoor pool at another. with plenty of natural light, to be cleaning out the garage. At the office, tele completed as a pleasant guest suite phone calls, coffee breaks and "having to SEVERAL MORE small ponds, and/or a family activity area. Each discuss an issue" with someone else are ef fountains, extensive landscaping, residence has a separate courtyard fective avoidance factors. All too many par lots of plantings and trees, brick de entrance and attached garage (one ents feign being "busy" to avoid spending WHAT'S NEW ON THE MARKET tailing along the walkways and the ' and two car). quality time with their children. A pity. gently curving streets give the de Models are open noon to 6 p.m. daily. For information, call 879- To overcome the problem: 1) Identify dis 7 velopment a pleasant country look. tasteful tasks which aren't getting done 2) The exterior, "eastern seaboard," 0900. THE PRODUCT — A tape rule with adhesive the taking of objects and items from their de sen Acknowledge to yourself the excuses you backing. sired locations . . . that It is battery operated are using to avoid them and 3) Using self Manufacturer's claim — That this metal rule with no wires, no installation and cannot be discipline, do them first. Doing hated tasks has blades that Incorporate a peel-away turned off except by somebody who knows the first is well worth the effort because It's adhesive backing that enables them to be af security code. . . that it works with hotel doors, Homearama set to go such a relief to have them done. You can mobile homes, car doors, storage facilities, com fixed to most work surfaces for effortless mea In this seventh annual showcase of New hours this year will be: 3-11 then reqard yourself with more pleasurable puters, audio-video equipment, safes, copiers, suring . ,. that there are two models, one 8-feet "new Idea" houses by the Builders p.m. Monday through Friday, and activities the rest of the day while enjoying file cabinets and art work . . . and that the 9- long, the other 12-feet long... that the measur Association of Southeastern Michi noon to 11 p.m. Saturday, Sunday a feeling of freedom. Also, you can think yoU power supply unit is.easy to hide from in ing blades are ideal for workbench edges, layout gan (BASM), 10 6howcase houses and holidays. more clearly without the burden of dreaded and drawing tables, cbiuYte'r top arid any work" truders. . -•/; work hanging over1 you. built especially for Homearama in EACH HOUSE Is the creation of surface where speedand reliability are required the: $375,000-1675,000/ price range its own team Of a BASM builder, ad On your next trip, take an expense report ... and that both blades are protected with a with you, fill it out first daily and it will will be shown at Hills of Oakland architect, an Interior designer and a- plastic film for added durability and corrosion THE PRODUCT - A new line of programm Subdivision, developed by Moceri landscapes incorporating,4heir lat effectively be complete when you return. resistance. able electronic thermostats. You can obtain a booklet of Dorothy Development, Grand Blanc, on est and best ideas In design, lifestyle, Lehmkuhl's first 52 weekly columns by Adams Road, just north of Dutton construction techniques and materi THE PRODUCT — A 100 percent fabric Manufacturer's claim — That these thermo Road, in Oakland Township, north of als, Interior decoration and energy sending a long self addressed envelope blind. stats are powered by batteries to allow greater with 65 cents postage and a $5 check to Rochester. Homearama opens Aug. conservation. Manufacturer's claim — That this product compatibility and reliability with heating and 31 and runs through Sept. 24. "This year's Homearama homes Organizing Techniques, 6165 Worling- combines the "soft, elegant look of textured fab air conditioning systems. . . that they allow the ton, Birmingham 48010. Homearama hours have been ex will exhibit the very latest in housing ric and a translucent quality with the conven user to program each day of the week individu trends," said Dennis P. Dickstein of >• .^T-v.-:=^- - yu-fry-j^v.. i . „•••-; v...: .-^--. ijmi.-u.il :;mu panded again this year. i~~ ience of a conventional horizontal blind-. . . that ally to meet the needs of the most demanding "Homearama's major focus con Ralph. Manuel Associates — Real the fabric construction permits a gentle level of lifestyles . . . that there are four temperature tinues to be to offer the finest homes tors, chairman of the 1989 Homeara : condo queries light to fill the room when the blind is closed and set points per day to provide automatic climate at the most convenient times for the ma. a stream of sunlight when it Is open . . . that control. . . that soft-touch keypads are similar general public," said James S. Bona- Admission Is $5 per person, which there are two types of fabrics available, one to those found on microwave ovens to assure deo, president of BASM and of Bona- Includes a plan book covering al| richly textured open weave, the other a more proper registration of programming . . . that deo Builders in Plymouth. Homearama homes. Robert M. tailored design . . . that the blinds have a cus there is a quick-touch temperature override to tom-crafted fabric valance and a fabric-covered allow consumers to accommodate changes in imr wjwarifiinLviwti Meisner bottom roll. . . that the blinds are treated with heating or cooling requirements : . . and that a fabric protector and an antl-statlc guard to the climate control Information center features Q. Our condo association has asked to in fj spect our unit for electrical problems. They repel dust and dirt. . . and that the same fabric large, easy-to-read liquid crystal displays. claim there is a safety hazard, and there is is available by the yard for special top treat some talk about them placing certain fix ments of the blinds. -• (The tape rule i3 manufactured by Stanley tures in the units. Do they have the right to Works, New Britain, Conn. 06050; the fabric THE PRODUCT — A loud alarm to guard blind by Window Covering Division, Hunter tin gain access to the unit for such inspection? ii y A. It depends on your condominium docu against the movement of objects inside the Douglas, Upper Saddle River, New Jersey ments, but most documents allow the asso hOuse. 07558; the alarm by Hart Technological Ind„ ciation reasonable access In order to in Manufacturer's claim — That this alarm pro 6520 14th Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11218; and the spect the common elements and to avoid tects against unwanted opening of doors, win thermostats by Jameson Home Products, 2820 safety problems to the extent that a condi dows and drawers of any type, as well as against Thatcher Rd., Downers Grove, 111; 60515.) tion In your unit may cause a safety prob lem for other units and/or the common TRANQUIL POND VIEW areas. The association has a good argument. Spacious all brick colonial In • lovely setting/Backs to a commons area for On the other hand, the association should be added apace and privacy. Beaullful neutral decor throughout with attention prudent in regard to the extent of the re to fin* detail. Master with cathedral celling and skylight, second floor faun- J169.9O0 H-49575 pairs to your unit to insure that it is not COLdNIAL ACRES dry, extensive decking. Farmlnaton Hill* J I/ tr m^^tmammmmm i 2E*- O&E Monday. July 31,1989 ,'6HHI CREATIVE LIVING 591-0900 RE PL E6TPTE 591 -2300 Display Advertising 312 Livonia 302 Birmingham YOU MAY PLACE A Bloomfleld CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT BUY IT. Open Floor Plan n-sa FROM You'll love thjj spacious 4 bodroom BLOOMFlELO BARGAIN colonial with huge master suite. REAL E6TATE 8:00 A.M.-5:30 P.M. Spadoos 3 bedroom colonial with SELL IT. BeautiM ail-new vinyl clad wlodo**. * . • open floor plan. VA baths, lamlry MONDAY-THURSDAY central air, 1st floor laundry.'and 1o- room. Inground pod. 2 fireplaces, caled on beautiful lot wlih slde-en Place your Classified fceal Estate all "on a private lot. A steal, al AND FROM FIND IT. trance garage. This Is a fussy buyer $109,900 8:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. specialat$1<9.").900* . Advertisement In more than 160,00^•o\ ROCHESTER RED CARPET FRIDAY affluent Suburban Detroit Homes O CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY The Prudential KEIM . Harry S. Wolfe, BIRMINGHAM 645-5800 DEADLINES WESTBLOOWFlELOr- 1ROY FOR CLASSIFIED "LINERS- SECTION REALTORS BLOOMFlELO HILLS TWP. - Near BLOOMFlfeLD Lake. Lovefy ranch, 4 bedrooms, 2¼ MONDAY ISSUE: 5 P.M. FRIDAY 474-5700 dole Ui baths, famify room.. Florida room, THURSDAY ISSUE: 5 P.M. Auto For Sale P-C Independently Owned and Operated central air. basemehi, can be updat 302 arrrJfK^-vKoornWd BlRMIf- ed or expandod. Large lot. Bloom- TUESDAY OLD ROSEOALE • 5 bodroom. 2½ 303 West ekxmfieW-Orcrwd lake field schools. Must be seen to be balhs. 2½ car garage, pool. Built- apprecleled. $264,500. «26^55 Help Wanted Ins. finished basemen I. No realtors 304 FarrninoloivFifmlnglonK^ ONE CALL DOES IT ALL please! Call -. 525-7688 :305 Brighton, Hartand, Waled Lake BLOOMFlELO HILLS - BY OWNER 306 SouthfieW-Ufirvp FAfifcSlrdGTC* 3050 sq.ft. 5 bedroom colonial. 2½ OAKLAND COUNTY 644-1070 307 South Lyon, Muford, Highland " balhJ + don 4 large famJly room, country klichen, 2 fireplaces. In- Home & Service Directory F y 3M Roch«!er-TrffY on one ol the most beautiful ravine ground 40x20 pool w/dock. security WAYNE COUNTY 591-0900 lots In Lfvonla. Custom decks, pauo 309 Royal (hX-Oak Part system, 2 car plastered garage, on« and covered porcj% make enjoying Hun*ingloriWX)dJ acre, professionally landscaped, Merchandise For Sale F the view apodal. 4 very spacious 310 Wuorn-Coonrerce-lWon LaXe wail-malntalned. Bloomfleld ROCHESTER/ROCHESTER HILLS 852-3222 bedrooms, large kitchen, formal 311 Oakland Courjy Homes Schools. $276,000. Can 9 10 5. Mon. IhruFri. 645-0360 dining room and much more. This 312 Lh-onia PLYMOUTH one you must see al $ 184.900 : Real Estate 313 Canton 304 Farmlngton 306 Southfield-Lathrup 314 Plymouth BLOOMFlELO HILLS The Prudential 315 Norlhrite-NCM Bloomfleld Hlll3School3 Farmlngton Hills SOUTHFIELD. 3 bedroorpf VA bath 316 Wesiland-GardenCrty ranch, large corner lot. attached ga Rentals Harry S. Wolfe, "CUTE" rage, central air, finished basement. E-F 317 Redford CANTON By Owner. S ol Lone Pine. W of as a button, nicely decorated. 3 FrankHn. 4 bedroom. 3 balh Bl- lavna.. Jacuzzi, afl appliances, As- REALTORS 318 Oearbom-Oejfborn Heights bodroom ranch wllh dining room, svmable loan at 8¼%. ImmodUte us Level on wooded hillside lot. Large family room, wilh sliding door to 319 Grosse Poiiti rooms. Quiet family neighborhood. possession. By owner $131,900 474-5700 320 Homes-Wryne County fenced double lot. pool, 2 car ga 352-9527 312 Livonia 312 Livonia Independently Owned and Operated New kitchen, central air. $255,000. rage. Includes a-1 appliances, in the 321 Homes-Uwcs'on County Shown by appt. 626-9906 $50s THREE BEDROOM. VA balh coloni VMINT 3 bodroom, 2 full balh, 2 car Simple Assumption 322 Homes-Macorb County First Showing on this 3 bodroom brick ranch with BY OWNER, contemporary 3 bed al Large family room w/fireplace. gSrege, new kitchen. 14/89 lot. mss- 323 Homes . Florida room, finished basement, te> bedroom with balh 4 walldn Only 2 years old In Western Livonia. alt new kitchen with lots ol oak cup room. 3 bath ranch. Big Beaver 4 Quality buill brick great room ranch boards. The approach and founda Washtenat County Adams area. Birmingham schools. Century 21 central air, Birmingham schools. closet. Immediate occupancy. $115,000 646-6125 $71,800. Owner. 261-0243 otters 8 natural fireplace, 3 bod- tion Is In for a 2½ car garage. Great 324 Othtf Suburban Homes fl^^P| 1 |> 8eautifulty updated Inside and out. Home Center 476-7000 rooms, basement. 2½ car attached location. $63,500. 325 ReaJEsUts Services Large lot In quiet park LX* sotting, ATTRACTIVE Uvonla- MWdtebett/ garage. Wood Insulated windows, 326 Coodos $159,000. Open Sun. 2-5 or can FARMINGTON HILLS: Aluminum §0% plus furnace 4 oak cabinets. 419 MoNe Home Space Sided Ranch. 2 bdr. corner sot m 307 South Lyon W*. Chicago irea. 3 bodroom 1 anch, 327 New Horns Bidders 400 Apartments 258-0860 1-t>ath, 1100 so. ft Florida. room, Premium 60 x 120 lot. S158.900. 420 Rooms area of new homes. Completery re The Prudential 328 Duplexes 4 Twmhouses 401 Fumitura Rentsl many extras, finished basement. 421 IMng Quarters to Share BY OWNER. Sharp, wed maintalnod stored in last 3 yrs. $59,500. Re Milford-HIghland 330 Apartments 402 Furrushed Apartments Harry S. Wolfe, 42? Wanted lo Rent 3 bodroom home In popular quires rxrw mortgage. 478-6176 MILFORD VILLAGE 332 MoWe Hooes 403 Rental Agency Pembroke Area. Walking distance Lathers, $81,500,261-05 The Prudential 423 Wanted to Rent-Resort Property FARMINGTON HILLS - Elegant 4 REALTORS 333 Northern Property 404 Houses to schools, shopping 4 park. T- • Harry S. Wolfe, 405 ftooerty NgrmL 424 House Suing Service Call today 649-5585 bedroom Tudor on large Immacu Builders Close Out 334 WoITowftoperty lately landscaped lot. Full deck. immediate occupancy. 1.650 sq. ft. A WOODED RAVINE 474-5700 406 Furnished Houses 425 Convalescent Nursing Homes Setting best describes this 3 bed- REALTORS 335 TYneShars 426 Home Health Care CHARMING BIRMINGHAM Colonial Family room wllh natural fireplace. colonial. City sower and water. rojsm IH.bath brick colonial on Independents; Ownod and Opcralod 407 MoM« Hones Southfield-Lincoln area. 3 bod- Detxue noutral Interiors wllh verti Paved driveway 4 sidewalks. 3 bod- SPACIOUS 4 bedroom, two story 336 Southern Property 427 Fosler Care premium lot forma! dining room, 421-5660 337 Farms 403 Duplies rooms. VA baths, formal dinlhg cals throughout. 2 car attached ga rooms. VA baths, fireplace, 2'A car fireplace In IMng room, finished tec Independently Ownod and Operated home on 'A acre near Stark 4 Farm 410 fUU 428 Homes tor the Aged room, fireplace. 2 car attached ga rage 13 Mile 4 Haistead area. garage. Stained wood windows 6 lngton Rds. Many features. At 333 Country Homes room In basemenl, 2½ car garage, 412 Towhrxwses/CondorT»Wumj 429 Garages/Vim Storage rage, sunporch 6 large treed lot. $215,000. 661-1713 or 981-0340 trim. Many extras! $116,900. Only 3 fantastic brick pallo. Lots of charm Dl£ I ached garage. 425-9276 339 Lots 4 Acreage $205,000. 254-9703 building sites left. Ranch homes Coo! new offering In NortI h Uvonla. 413 Tma Share 432 Commercial/Relal and quiet. All this (or $148,900, Call; 3*0 UXeRrrei Resort Property 434 Indus trial/War ehouse FARMINGTON HILLS • assume land from $106,900. Take Millord Road. CMaishod 3-bedroom brick colonial | Spring Valley Special 414 Southern Rentals i!e I conu.act , Grand Rrvot—Mlddlaboft North to Abbey-Lane ^ mito north-of- GARY JONES or 3<2 UKe Ffentfwperty cease of Said 2 In tip-top condition. Features a (ami- Beautiful largo lot with 2¼ car side 343 Cemelerylols 415 Vacation Rentals person. French eoUege6tyte. *>od- area. 2 bodroom ranch. $28,900. VUlage. Shown by appointment: JOHN HOSKO fy room, fireplace, dining room, 2 entrance garage. Home offers 3 416 Hals 436 Office Business Space rooms. VA balhs, IMng room, kitch Immediate occupancy. 464-3330 J. T.KeOy Custom Homes 363-5927 car attached garage. Anderson win 351 Business 4 Professional bedrooms, la/ge country kitchen 417 Residence to Exchange en with dinette, sun porch looking dows and central air. Plus a beauti wtlh doorwa.1 to large pallo with Birlolngs onto Krvery private loL Birmingham FARMINGTON HILLS - New Hating MILFORO-WHITE LAKE, open Sun , ful 40 foot Ingrourid pool In a mani lootings, 2 Ml baths andi pprice d at 352 Commercial/nmi Schools. Asking price $148,000. 5 yra old In mint condition. Contem l-6pm. 2690 Erick Dr., (N. off Coo- cured back yard. Only $128,500. $85.0¾. 353 Indusiriil/fVa-ehouse Evenings: 626-5681 porary Cape Cod. 3 bodrooms.iH ley Lake. E. of Ouck Lake Rd.) new Remerica constructlon-3 bodroom. 2 bath Safe or lease EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY ^^^ baths, wllh 1»l floor master suite, SPACIOUS 4 bodroom quad. 3¼ large docks backing on commons. brick ranch. Full basoment. upstairs HOMETOWN REALTORS 354 Income Property baths, family room, new kllchon 4 Ail real estate advertising in this oc»s 311 Homes 321 Homes 322 Homes 328 Condon 328 Condos 333 Northern Property Oakland County Livingston County Macomb County LAKE ORION - 1985 14X65 Schult WALLED LAKE - Our last Condo For Sale 2 bedroom $15,600. Can bemo-.ed 2 bedrooms, 1¼ baths, al appli CLARK8TON RANCH ELK LAKE EXECUTIVE HOME HOWELL. ly OWNER. Custom full CUNTON Twp • 2500 so., ft brick 373-7072, or 628-5957 ances, $46,600. Now lo ihe market this 3 bedroc« Quality built ranch with 300 ft. of ranch Is as cute as a but Ion! A must brick rancii. 5 acres, pond. 3 bed colonial. 3 bedrooms, greal room. Marabanlan 353-6877 be3utifuJ Elk Lake frontage Fea $oo with fun brick wan Ijeplac-.- In rooms. 2 baths, viiTK out basement, naturaJ fireplace, library. 1st floor Northvillo Township tures exercise room with sauna 4 Irving room, update kitchen, V/t fireplace, family room, deck, laundry. 2 car ellachod garage, cen V/ALLEO LAKE 2 bedroom. 1¼ whirlpool spa. bricx (.replace 4 2 + baths, 2 c&/ attached gi/aja & large $119,000 517-546-5524 tral ei/. $ 184,600. Owner. 228-2789 On the Water bath to*nhouse. M bascrrieni, at treed lot wllh lax* privileges. Pi iced tached ga/ago. central air Open car garage. Fine, manicured SHELBY TOWNSHIP: 3 bedroom ACROSS to MB at $113,900. Ask for 7560 Immediate move-In. design built Sun 12-5pm $78 900. 624-5653 grounds w/lenois court & large dock scete Anewer to Previous Puzzle brick ranch, large lam.ty room. 2'A LW. FENTOH-HARTLANO schoofS-CoS- wilh quality construction al B'ue at wale«'» edge. Exceptional vtews - unattached oarage, large treed lot 43 •— Like Us tom bu.it contemporary on 2 acres Heron Polnte Condominiums. 2 ol lake 4 sunsets Offered at 1 Bodies of cily water. $¢8.500. 731-4687 WESTLAND Oak kitchen cabinet*. 2 fun ceramic bedroom home complele with 2½ $450,000 Conlecl CON FE08X30N. water 45 Antitoxins p E Q S P B A T N E W balhs. 1st floor laundry, 'dnlng CASTLE WOODS jr for a prf/aie showing at 46 — baths, full basement with 8' ceilings. 35601 Hunier Ave., lust S ol V^est- 6 Lorenzo — JUST LISTED room, fireplace. walk-out lower 0 R A P R 1 M E A P E 3 car Insulated ga/age. loft/buM tn land Man 4 Warren Rd Ne« 2 bed Re-Max of Elk Raptds Pa/seQhlan Fabulous 4 bedroom. 2½ bath colo level. 2 car attached ga/age 11 Saturated bookcase, atlic Ian. great room/ room. 2½ bath lownhouse 2 car ga nial to Orion Twp. Built In 1987. 326 Cond08 $219,500. special 9½% fined 'ate fi 616-264-5400 12 Animals 48 Quarrels p A S 1 0 T A P 1 T vaulted ce>f.r>g & fireplace. 12x16 rage, private (oyer. Open daify 4 featuring formal living S dining. Is nancing 50 '•Adam's —' •s land kitchen with eating area, family deck, prepped for air. immediate Sunday l-6pm. closed Thurj HOUGHTON LAKE - 3 bedroom 14 Near IDHPIU R S E T^^H ALTERNATE CHOICE 51 Temporary • A room with fireplace. 1st floor laun occupancy $149,900. Call Town 4 Pr V •Mi Monday. July 31. 1989 O&E *5E • 400 Apte. For Rent 400 Aptt. For Rent 400 Apt*. For Rent 400 Apte. For Rent 400 Apts. For Ronl 400 Apts. For Ront 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apt8. For Rent 400 Apti. For Rent ROCHESTER - You have a Four mid- SoulhU-id SOUTHFlELO - 1 bedroom. $460 SOUTHFlELO AREA 11 Mile Green SOUTHFlELO-Lo^/ 1 bedroom REDFORD AREA able friend In Rochester - Timberlea up 2 bedroom - $565 4 up Includes field Modem 1 and 3 bedroom carpeted apartment Includes uni SOUTHFlELO NORTHVILLE Telegraphs Mile. 1 4 2 bodroom. Viilaja Apartments, t & 2 bedroom he3l. water 4 pool This mor.th rerit apartrr.ents Heal hot water Includ ties, 6x12 Mcnen, S.-tng room. dock, WAKEFIELD APTS. apts. and 2 bedroom lovinfiomes free 557-0366 ed Air conditioning 443-5746 woodod tclliffa. prlrt'.e paAlno AHH NATURE clean, decorated, quiet, carpel, air TROY 12 Mile & Northv/estern conditioner, blinds, heat Included. starting from $470. Can Mon - Fn Between Somerset & 1-75 *450/mo. + socmity. 350-2157 For mature, professional people 9-6. Sat. 10-5. Sun: 12-5 652-3920 FREE Sne«m, woods, park • Do these Sojtr.f.eld - Highland Tor.er Apis I S Lvon FIRST MONTH FRE6 RENT. ir-.ings appeal to you? We ti»v« your with references. From $3«5. SOUTHFIELD ROCHESTER-1 bodroom near park i bedroom apts. available Sen/x | 8c3jtrfuf large I 4 2 bodroom 2 4 3 bt v« A 6E* O&E Monday, July 31, 1Q89 400 Apia. For Ront 400 Apte. For Ront 4Q0 Apt«. For Ront 400 Apt8. For Rent 400 Apte. For Rent 400 Apte. For Ront 400 Apte. For Rent 400 Apt«. For Ront 400 Apte. For Rent WESTLAND ESTATES Troy Wa/ren WAYNE: 2 bedroom Apt. on Weslland Stelhvagon. V«y nice, with fireplace WARREN WesHand 6843 WAYNE TROY FORD/WAYNE RO AREA - TROY 4 garage. 1 Yr. lease. $475./mo. + RYAN/10 MILE AREA Spactcxj* J and 2 bodroom apart- FABULOUS (new Hudson *) An established apartment NINE MILE securlty. 487-1273 menu. Carpeted, decorated & in « OnJy $200 deposit/epproved cred.t community In a convenient SOMERSET AREA Beautlfication Winner lovt-ry area. Heat Included. SUMMER SPECIAL! 1 bedroom from $420 location. PRESTIGIOUS HOOVER AREA WARREN 3 years In a row. Evening 4 woek.end houra. SECURITY DEPOSIT 2 bedroom liom $465 THREE OAKS TOWNHOUSES Country Village Apts ONLY $200 Includes air conditioning - : FREE RYAN/10 MILE AREA boat - carpet - swimming V* mile E. of Crooks on LIVING Beautiful spacious deco 326-3280 POOL Wattles at 1-75 BoautiM spacious decorated 1 and Some of our amenities In* rated 1 and 2 bedroom pool. No pets. 2 bedroom apartments & studios. 8eautlf!catlon Winner Weslland WESTLAND AREA APT 362-4088 Some ol our amenities Include: elude the following 3 years In a row. apartments. Some of our 721-6468 • Owner paid heal FORD/WAYNE RD AREA SPACIOUS TftOY 4 ROYAL OAK • Swimming Pool MACARTHUR amenities Include the fol Spacious 1 and 2 bodroom apart- 1 4 2 bedroom »pl» Carpel, patio. WESTLATID - toblet dean 1 bed Presently available 1 4 2 bedtoom • Laundry facilities Beautiful spacious deco lowing: ».*nti. Carpeted, decorated 4 in a air Heal bxludod room. Ouiet. poor. air. Available now LOCATOR epa/lrrvenU. Fireplace, oak fioor* or • eaJconfe-s or patios MANOR lovery area. Heal Included. 1 BEDROOM-$4i5 thnj Oct. 3». M50/mo. Day*, ask tor carpeting, disnwasner, heal, water, • Parking rated 1 and 2 bedroom • Intercoms Evening 4 weekend houd. 2BEOKOOM-H7S Pel« MS-2«00 cooking gas Included in most. Many • Intercoms apartments. Some of our • Air Conditioning WESTLAND WOODS BLUE GARDEN APTS. with vert>caJ blinds. • Beautiful carpeting WESTLAND (Venoy - H. . and by appointment • Open 7 Days a Week Sat. & Sun. 1-Spm W. BLOOMFIELD . plus security. 728-2480 FORD/WAYNE Evening appointments ava-lable 400 Apt*. For Rent WAYNE. Van Born-Wayne Rd area.. AREA A BRAND NEW 1 bedroom. $395 month Includes APARTMENTS WESTLAND PARK LUXURY 2 BEDROOM heat, water, appliances, air. low 757-6700 UNLIMITED APARTMENT n move m cost. 695-6423 531-2523 Beautiful spacious 14 2 bodroom APARTMENTS •! apartments SOUTKFlELD OFFICE Across from City Park IS AVAILABLE NOW IN 400 Apia, For Rent 29288 Northwestern Kwy (CnerryHilf) W. BLOOMFELO Relax. Some ol CM' amenities include the (between Mlddieboil S MerrVnan) following. TROY OFFICE 1 & 2 bedrooms, VA baths • Attached ga/aoe 3726Rooheslef Rd. • Washer/dryer IncKidOd 0 Carpeted Pool • Futfyoqutppod kitchen/microwave One Month • Decorated • Private entrance O Park-like setting 354-8040 HEAT INCLUDED • W. BloomfieJd schools CHATHAM HILLS O Close to shopping 1-800-777-5816 4 much more... FDM Attached Garag* e Close to expressway From: $430 is • Owner paid heat A Great Places Company Ca.t Today Picture spring-fed Scenic Lake. Enjoy COUNTRY COURT APTS WESTLANO - Palmer 4 Veooy. One Monthly or Lease *200 MOVES YOU IN Bedroom. J3«0 mo Includes heat 4 the liquid delights of its sun drenched water. 729-6636 Chimney Hill pool...the fun of its tennis courts...And 721-0500 326-2770 Heated Indoor Poet • Sound A Firoproofed WESTLAND SHOPPING CENTEfl the month that is free in your comfort Construction • Sauna* • Microwave • Dishwashers Area - 1 & 2 bedroom epartmenls. 737-4510 • Full Health Club Membership 400 Apte. For Rent J48S-J560 Including heal. No pcu. able one two or three-bedroom apart PVAjoeeJi: 261-4*30 0» 648-7SOO ment. You'll love the location halfway From '510 between U of M and EMU, on the 400 Apis. For Rent A ATA bus line. On Old Grand River between MERRIMAN PARK Drake & Hatetead PBKEESEZESa saiiHn'-Miari.'fflr'mtBg A S200 Brianvood shop APARTMENTS Daily 9 a.m.-7 p.m. • Sat. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. ping spree is on the house when you Lakefront move into a Scenic Lake apartment. • Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. A GREAT PLACE TO LIVE Call 476-8080 • Unique 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments Apartment Living in Farmington/Livonia . CABLE TV NOW AVAILABLE ATTRACTIVE • Senior Citizen Special ' New Swimming Pool Scenic Lake 1 & 2 Bedroom THERE'S GOLD • Private, Tree-lined Courtyards & Clubhouse A P A R T M E N T S • See our 1 bedroom plus den Ask about ' Thru-unit design (or Apartments maximum privacy & • Pool/Clubhouse/Carports _Spaciate l IN THE COVE. cross unit ventilation from $400 %ga& QJk?vd&M ,.,^ Qiyi(mfy...60coiMe. 971-"2152 W Self-Cleaning 0veiw-gr4st*£ree ^C©nvefllent-te Westiand Shopping Refrigerator, Dishwasher, Microwave Center On 20 Beautiful Landscaped Acres Storage in apartment ( There's $539 in gold bullion at Schooner Heat Included Balcony or patio Air conditioning )AmKRRYPlACfc Cove mateys. (Translation: $539 off a 477-5755 > Dishwashers 1-bBdroom apartment). Swash your On Mfrriman Rojd (Orchard I^akt Road) available buckles over to Ford Lake and use your I Block Scmh c/8 Milt Road The difference between Oftt Qjil) 10-(. f.aj UtJtj NVt.) fn. CJOHJ ft J schooner, pirate's ship, sailboat, water ski ordinary and extraordinary boat, jet ski or wind surfer. Take a dip in the pool. Sun on the deck. Then look in 3ft!ANtHN6S apartment living side at the all-new interiors...the Located on Warren Rd. between patios...the window walls...all yours, at Wayne & Newbgrgh Rds. In Wertland The Apartments $539 off. Shiver your timbers if you miss Open Mon. • Sat. 10 • 6, Sun. 12 • 6 Spacious 1 and 2 bedrooms, this onel Phone; 729-5650 balconies, basement laundry and storage facilities, tiled baths a ivonderful place to come Country Living Home to MONTH The Location ...at its Best!!! Near 1-75, walking distance to • Spacious 1 & 2 • Swimming Poo!. Somerset Ma)), 5 minutes from Bedroom Units Jacu?2i. Clubhouse Downtown Birmingham • Private Entrance • Lighted Tennis Courts a most desirable spot • Washer/Dtycr * Jogging Trail The Setting For thirty days you pay no rent on a Hook-ups Starting from Beautifully landscaped huge 1000 to 1280 sq. ft. one or two- • Patioot Balcony grounds, large, mature maples bedroom Parkcrest apartment. With a • Eufopean-Stjlc s and oaks microwave, walk-in closets, laundry and Cabinets w/Complete 595 a park in the middle of town Appliances Package central air. Also with: an attended The Extras gatehouse, elevators, carports, and swimming pool with whirlpool. And, a m social director who plans bingo, card nights, and bagel brunches just for fun. Country Ridge R\DKCE2E<5T On Haggerty Rd. •$. 353-5835 between 13 & 14 Mile Balcor Lahser Rd. North of 11 mile 1 ' G' Kaftan Enterprises 661-2399 l;r">nagemen t NOVI - FARMINGTON <> A NEW CONSTRUCTION Complete GE Kitchens Washer/Oryer in Unit "From this lofty perch, you can see how close Abundant Storage Window Treatments this new realm is to all that you desire in life," The Green Hill difference:^ Cathedral Ceilings Carports Included he purred. "Not only have you been given luxurious extras in this new homeTftuTalso Fully equipped health club the luxury of an excellent location." $200 MOVES YOU IN •In the heart of Southfield's business district Open Until 7 p.m. 348-1120 •Major thoroughfares such as US 10,1-696 Open daily 9 a.m.-7 p.m.-. Sat. A Sur» Noort-7 p.m. and US 24 within minutes Pavillion Drive olf Haggerly Rd. between d & 10 Mile •Convenient to groceries and other day-to-day necessities- ;~— L •Close to malls,"shopping centers and jin •'•qf entertainment •Restaurants just a heartbeat away ^Apartments Farmlngton Hills* Best Apartment Value Cable TV now available NEW 1 & 2 Bedroom Do you come home to an Apartments apartment or a 75-acre estate? Most apcrtment living measures 600+ sq. ft. Ours measures APARTMENTS From $460 over 3,000,000 sq. ft. Green Hill residents enjoy a gorgeous 75-acre estate setting of park and woodland, peace and On Halstcad Vi Mile North tranquility. You're right next door to the 1-275 corridor, of Grand River Michigan's multi-bill ion dollar explosive growth area and ,:..,,,..,: just minutes away from 1-96, a direct route to downtown Detroit 26300 Berg Road, Southfield, Michigan See our V and 2-bedroom luxury apArtments, terrace residence* Take Northwestern (US 10) to Lahser Road, go South and country townhouses on 9 Mile, 1¼ miles west of . to Northwestern Service Road, then West to Berg. Farmington Road In Farmington Hills SENIOR 352-2712 CITIZENS - green hill Sr SPECl4L!fc APAftTMtHTS IN FARMINGTON KILLS 2 MONTHS FREE RENT M00U« OflU OAILY 10» NiOXt 47<4t44 • r c* •o'ocled itpwimenu Corporis *pm*wfo mMH ON A ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT! OPEN Mon. • .Frl 9 • 6; Sat. 11.3; Sun. 12-5 FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY. . . CALL US TODAY! 471-3625 mm F V V t • Monday, July 31, 1989 O&E •7E How do you plan a garage sale? It'seasyl Just follow these simple guidelines: 1. Gather together the Items you have for sale. Sort them Into appropriate categories and price them fairly. 2. Place a classified advertisement In The Observer 3rHang signs throughout your neighborhood alerting residents tcr the upcoming sale. 4. Decide what to do with all the money you'll have after your sale! Or, If you love to bargain-hunt and would rather shop then sell, be sure to look for our special garage sale listings every Monday and Thursday In your hometown newspaper. Observer & Eccentric classifieds make It easy to earn money and save money. Discover for yourself, today! 4^ & Eccentric CLfld&IFIED ADVERTISING- 044-1070 Oakland County 591-0900 Wayne County 052-3222 Rochester/Rochester Hills DtADllNIt:« P.M. TUESDAY POft THUWOAY KMTlON /6 P.M. HIIOAY FOft MONOAYtOmON J v ; mm WVW HWWWi m wnit 8E* O&E Monday, July 31.1Q89 400 Apts, For Rent 404 Houses For Rent 404 Houses For Rent 404 Houses For Rent 412 Townhousos- 414 Southern Rentals 415 Vacation Rontals 421 Living Quarters 436 Office I Business Space WESTLANO • 2 bedroom. 2 balh. ANN ARBOa 8. Lyon, Royal Oak, 3 LAKEVllLE UK-10 mln. N. of IROY- Adams/16 area. Birmingham Condoa For Rent CnSHEY/EPCOT - Luxury 2 and 3 TRAVERSE CITY. Beautiful fa/nfly To Share *poclf)ceJty designed unit* for phy*>- bedroom, basemonl. kids, singles, Rochosler-3 bedrooms. fircpiaco, schools. 4 bedroom colonial, 2Vi bodroom. 2 bath condo. washer, resort. 1 and 2 bedrooms, kitchen, W. BLOOMFIELO - Professional CARRIAGE PARK OFFICE CENTER C*Iry Impaled persons. Immediate pet* okay. 273-0223. attached garage on prtvate peninsu baihs, 2 car garage, basemonl. nice BIRMINGHAM'S BEST dryer, microwave, pool, lacuiri, ten pool.-e^. Reduced weekly rates.t- ma'e lo share house with beach 2200 Canton Center Rd. S. of Ford rjcoupancy. Call 425-0987 la. No pets. Available through June V» acre, $1,450 mo. 642-5166 GETS BETTER nis court*. $495 end $525 Week. 600-942-2646 privileges on Upper Sirafts Lake. Rd.. 875-25.000 sq ft- Doc. I occu 1990.$»050/mo. 652-4460 OayS. 474-5150; Eves. 476-9776 NEWLY OECO RATED TRAVERSE CITY cm Lake locionau. Washer/dryer. $271 mo 553-3595 pancy. Pre leasing Incentives In W. BLOOMFIELO - contemporary BIRMINGHAM - Clean, 3 bedroom. WATERFORO. Otter/Sytran Lake- clude axceiknl buM-out 6 finish op LIVONIA • Lovely 3 bedroom, coun front. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, fire 2 or 3 Bedroom Apis. 4 Tow nhomes Aug. 19 to Sepl. 5. Boat, fishing beautiful 1 bodroom, in quiet neigh 1 bath ranch. Washer, dryer. Imme (with FuH Basement) portunity. CaJ: 971-3323 diate occupancy. 1700 per month. try kitchen, atovo 4 refrigerator. Irv place, attached garage, executive swimming, maximum 4. $.325 por borhood, dishwasher, air, pot» OK, ing room has fireplace. laundry FLORIDA - HAWAII week. 616-948-7848 422 Wanted To Rent •ybl«t Immediacy $450/mo Orchard CaJI alter 6PM. 646-2572 home. $1150. 681-6676: «72-7524 From $600 month EXECUTIVE OFFICE SUITES room. $665 ± deposit 477-2471 Immediate Occvpancy Northern Michigan - Caribbean CATERING 6 EVENT Planning Co AVAILABLE takeRd. 682-5603 BIRMINGHAM • Clean, attractive 2 WATERFORD". 2 Bedroom Ranch, Mexico. U.S. West' TPAVERSE CITY, East Bay. lake- Leasee Hour* from 9am-5pm Oalty front home, suoir sandbe3ch, 3 seeking very large, weii-malniained bedroom, screened ironl porch LIVONIA- Newer executive type across ATI-Sports Laketronl. Sal I0am-3pm or call CONDO 6 VILLA VACATIONS older home to lent On occasion (or $189 PER MONTH 1900 aq. N. ranch In prestigious bedrooms, 2 baths, weekly or week basamenl, garage, appliance! Remodeiod bath. Cieanl No Oogsl 6<6-1168 Goll 4 cruise packages corporate Thome parties. 673-6530 401 Furniture Rental fenced. $650/Mo'M . 642-8068 neighborhood. 3 bedrooms. 2 full 559-0190 Air - Car - Cruise Reservations end rental. After 6pm. 689-4687 • Free Use of Conference Room baths, 2¾ car garage, central air. BIRMINOHAM - 1o*nhouS9/condO EXECUTIVE TRANSFEREE • includes All UWties BIRMINOHAM IN TOWN. Charming deck * barbecue. Available August WATKINS LAKE • Walerford. Fur- 2 bedrooms, basement with washer- FURNITURE FOR YOUR v needs 3 bedroom. Z bath borne or • Excellent Parking Cape Cod, 3 bedroom. 2¼ bath, 15lh. at latest. $1350. month. nlshed, lakefront, 4 bedroom. 2 dryer, central air. $735 monlh. SUNCOASTTRAVEL 420 Rooms For Rent condo In excellent condition. North • Build^g Fully Secured . 3 Room Apartment For fireplace, appliances. e>, sunporch. ' HARRIMAN REAL ESTATE INC. bath, 2 car garage, lease September 681-3292 Farmlngton HiUs High School Dis • On Site Restauranl t-June 1. $795/mo. Prefer T>o pets. 313-455-5810 BLOOMFIELO HILLS, corner Tele- $110 Month 2 car garage. $1,350. 335-9438 graph/Long Lake Large, clean trict a must. Contact Bob Ogg. LIVONIA PAVILION 477-4464 CallMon-Frl. 9am-5pm: 353-9494 BIRMINGHAM - 2 bedroom condo 478-7667 • «AU NEW FURNITURE BIRMINGHAM In town, near Qua/, In secluded area. Walk to Birming 1-800-874-6470. room with private bath 6 laundry. MerriH Lynch Realty 669-8900 • LARGE SELECTION LIVONIA • Spacious, elegant. 4 bed WAYNE - 3 bodroom. basement. HILTON HEAD iSLANO CONOO $300 por mo. 647-6904 ton Pond. 3 bedroom modern bul room trt-level. 2 bath. 2 car attached ham schools/shopping Air. refriger PROFESSIONAL FEMALE Seek* FARMiNOTON HILLS - 12 Mile be . > OPTION TO PURCHASE charming Ivin house, fireplace, big $550 per month, first 4 last. 'A Oo»an front. 33' from beach tor garage, now carpeting, kitchen 6 ator stove, newer carpeting, wallpa BLOOMFIELO HILLS: Home Lke at room m Farmlngton HJls. Birming tween Orchard Lk. 4 Farmlngton back yard. 2½ car oarage. $1600/ month « security. 278-4324 per, vertiele blinds. fuU basement. rent, sale or partnership. 1st floor, Rd. 2 ofhees Approxjmalcly 180 sa * GLOBE RENTALS (sundry appliances. 1600 sq. ft. newty redecorated. Call 652-2888 mosphere. Professional. $85/weck. ham. Bloomfleid or RoyaJ Oak home mo. Days: 540-0260 Eves: 737-4446 $1200 month. WEST BLOOMFlELD-15 MCe and Avai'able. Aug 1. $690 mo. 334,6047 Many extras. CaJ Lois. 637-8400; w/other professlonaXs). Have furni ft. each. Utilities included. 553-8840 FARMINGTON, 474-3400 HARRIMAN REAL ESTATE INC. inkster. 3 bedroom, 1¼ bath, largo BLOOMFIELO HILLS: 2 bedroom HILTON HEAD SEA PINES Goll Vi after 6pm. 338-7681 ture lo use or wJ need lo store. BIRMINGHAM large 4 bodroom. 2½ Clean, non-smoker. 669-9809 bath, 2 car attached garage, fenced 477-4464 fenced yard. Furnished, all appli Condo. carport, basoment room. la. Excellent location, sports pack- FARMINGTON HILLS STERLING HEIGHTS, 826-6601 ances, 2 ear garage. Subtease Sept. age included, prrvale. bicycles. GAROEN CITY: pteasanl, furnished yard, finished basement, $1,600 LIVONIA Convcnlentl $750/mo. Includes sleeping room In prtvite tvome. Must STORAGE SPACE needed 2000- 23900 Orchard Lake Rd. month. Call; 640-4122 15 thru March 15. $900 per mo. hcal/waterVrnaintenance 668-6172 . 540-3303 SOOTHFIEIO. 3S5-4 330 3 bedroom. 2 car garage. $550 with be gainfully employed Over 40. 2500so.lt., heal required. Novl After 6PM 655-3938 Walled Lake. Farmlngton H.Hs area BIRMINGHAM: Newly doooratod 3 discount. Close to schools. Ink tier 6 BLOOMFIELO'HILLS HILTON HEAD. S.C. $50 per week. 422-4365 OFFICE SPACE TROY. 588-1600 Joyarea 561-0342 WEST BLOOMFIELO - 4 bedroom 1 bedroom ocean condo. N •r'T MM