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HoaE! & Sons Jac Book Bindery .'- SprinE!port, Mi 49284 492 -, WAYNE COUNTY'S OLDEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER ... ESTABLISHED 1869 Publl Vol. 114,No. 27,ThreeSections, 26Pages, Plus Supplements WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12,1983-NORTHVILLE, MICHIGAN THIRTY CENTS Northville 'Board of Education ap- board members that in compliance nor William Milliken on December 16. discuss the possibility of a summer tax next year's teachers' salaries. The Board members noted that the bond proved a resolution Monday night to with PUblic Act 333, the district was re- Bell emphasized that a decision on collection. teacher contract signed in January, Issue would most likely come right on hold a publlc hearing to determine qUired to pass a resolution before whether to collect school property taxes In a brief discussion before approving 1982,puts Northvllle teachers' salaries top of the summer tax collection - whether to impose a summer property Februal1' 1 stating their intentions to In summer has not yet been determin- the resolution, Bell told the board that it at a level comparable to those of 17 which could have an adverse effect on • .ax levy of half Its annual school pro- collect taxes In summer . ed. was premature to make a decision on other school districts. Bell pointed out the proposal should taxpayers be faced perty taxes. . Public Act 333 enables school "It would not be appropriate for us to the summer property tax levy because that five of those 17 school districts with a cash flow problem. , . The public hearing will be held at 7 districts to Impose a summer property make a decision before Wednesday'S of several "unknowns" In next year's have not yet signed contracts for the While the board will be examining p.m. January 24 prior to the board's tax levy of one-half or all of Its annual meeting or before the public hearing," budget. 1982-83school year. several options over the next few meeting at Silver Springs Elementary school property taxes if township or ci- Bell noted. School administrators will Among those "unknowns" are Board members also pointed out that weeks, Bell said he hopes to have a School. ty governments refuse to do so. The act be meeting with city and township of- several uncertainties about next year's a~ments L'l both the city and more concise idea about next year's School Supertindent George Bell told was signed into law by former Gover- ficials at 7:30 p.m. tonight to further program. township are leveling off, making it budget. Bell said among the proposals he In· even more difficult to make revenue "Can we do all the things we want to tends to bring to the board sometime predictions for the coming year. do without a summer tax collection?" before September is a revision of the Recognizing that the collection of Bell asked the board. "I'd like to go on high school graduation requirements school property taxes In July may record as saying 'I don't know'." and a change In the number of course cause a significant cash crunch for Bell proposed summer school proper- , hours for sophomores and juniors at the some taxpayers, board vice president ty tax collections to city and township' high school. ' Karen Wilkinson proposed the board officials last August In the hopes of: • He predicted such revisions, if ap- examine the option of collecting sum, reducing Interest expenses that, he: proved, most likely will mean addi- mer taxes in July, 1984,rather than this' says, have totaled nearly $1.8 million: I, tional staffing at the high school next summer. over the past decade. : September - which also means addi- Among the board's other concerns is "Our tax dollars are going to finan-: tional funding. the possibility of a bond issue proposal cial Institutions," Bell said, "rather: He pointed out the uncertainties with for the high school renovation this fall. than to our regular program." • Planners- request PBO data By STEPHEN CVENGROS Nino was not opposed to the concept The consultant Insisted that an ,as a whole. In fact, he told the plan com- "owner will have to face that floor p~ Northville City Planning CommIsSion mission, "It makes good sense to allow blem or go to the Board of Appeals for Ii " will evaluate floor space In existing reslaential use co-mingling with variance" should the commission structures before maklng.a recommen- business." follow his advice. dation regarding res~de tlal housing In . Aside from upholding the square foot But Nino indicated he did not believe the. city's downtown 'lness area, it requirement, the consultant urged the a presentation before the Board of Ap- was_~ecided at las week Tuesday'S planners to "discourage outside peals is as major a stumbling block as m~g of the commtssion.. •~talr1!~lls.:' .', , in some communities. P.lan Consultant Ronald Nmo sug- <'·Nlnoqueried Follmer as to why a dif- Nino classified· Northville's appeals. .: ..jeSted that the planners make their ferent"standwd should exist for housing board as "lenient" when compared. de«:lsion on minimum square foot re- In the PBO district. Follmer countered, with similar bodies In other como' qulrements regardless of what current- "because these are existing bUildings." munities. ly exists In Northville business struc- That thought followed the stated con- Commissioner William Demray o tures.' cerns of most plan commissioners and But both Council Member Burton DeRusha. Continued on 5 I., DeRusha, lIalson':tofthe· ~ommlssion() ::r:;:"~ -, ""',.. _~".'->=' ....~~.;,.:..~. " • _ ~and Car!:-Follmer ot Fo1lmer, Stone" C ,- !' I h - I· ."dASsoc!~~~~stre.ssed.~theplannersthe: ySIS need to recognize exiSting floor space. "oun,CI" '. ears ;ana "i, Nino pointedly told the plan commis- f . ., , sion ,that mlnimtim floor space re- quIrements for zoning classifications 0 CIty. sewer system' •• (i.e. 500 square feet to qualify as an effi- . J Record pholo by STEVE FECHT clency~ 650 square feet for a one- Th~ Thomas family - Diane, Mark, Jesse and newborn Jennifer bedroom;etc.) should be maintained In Final step In an evaluation of the City final summation anUanswer questions. , reaching a reco.rpJl1~ndation regarding of NorthvUle's sewer system and its The facilities plan was Initiated In the ProfessloniUlBusiness/Offlce facUlties planning was taken Monday late 1979as a result of the Huron Valley (PBO) District. Tlfe'request to permit night as a pUblic hearing was held In ci- Wastewater Control System FacUlties Jennifer takes First Baby title residential use above commercial and ty council chambers to fulfill Federal Plan recommendation that com- office In the PBO district was the sub- requirements. munities from Plymouth Township I ject of the discussion. After studying the entire city, north to Commerce Township, in- When Jennifer Lee Thomas starts her The Thomases have been married shoes for Northville's newest citizen However, Follmer countered that evaluating areas with on-site sewage cluding the City of Northville, conduct first day of school, in about, oil say, five three years. Mark is maintenance from Del's, a baby arrangement of their own Sewer System Evaluation • such a decision "would mean any disposal systems and actual sewers years from now - she will find herself supervisor at Innsbrook Apartments, fresh flowers from IV Seasons, a building that is there would have to be within the city's sanitary sewer system, Survey. contending with being near the bottom where they reside at 18689Innsbrook. special gift for Northville's first mother torn down - because I don't think any the engineers' report concluded that it of the rollin alphabetical order, Diane is a computer supervisor for a Presently, it was pointed out, the from FreydI's and a haircut and blow are 500 feet." He added that it was his is In the best Interests of the city not to Wayne County interceptor cannot han- But in 1983,Jennifer Lee led the way Detroit law firm. dry for the new mother from Fashion belief that most of the existing rehabilitate its sewer system at this Cellar. dle the now which it receives. This is to gain The Northville Record's title as Jennifer was delivered Lamaze and buildings along Main and Center time. primarily due to the excess flow, in the first baby of the year. Mark was excited about his new Other prizes include a $10 gift cer- Streets did not have more than 400 The hearing before-city council was form of infiltration/inflow which enters tificate from The Little People Shoppe, square feet available on floors above attended only by city engineer Jack Jennifer's parents Mark and Diane daUghter, telling The Record, "I got to the Wayne County system. 10 half-gallons of milk from Guernsey street level, the focus for residential McNeely. \ welcomed their new daUghter bright hold her before they took her to the nursery." Farms Dairy, a $10 gift certificate for zoning In the business district. The consulting engineering firm of The city sewer system, the engineers and early last Saturday, January 8 at baby and mother from D &: C, two DeRusha told the commission, "I'd Finkbeiner, Pettis & Strout, Limited, of explained, was evaluated to determine 3:30 a.m. In Grace Northwest Hospital. Jennifer Lee ThOmas takes the title pounds of homemade chocolates from like to see you folks examine the 450 Toledo prepared the plan. Project whether it is more economical to Jennifer, who has a brother Jesse, 2, from Kevin Alexander Kless, who Village Sweets 'n' Treats, a Burlington square foot (reqUirement) and deter- engineer Richard Engle and assistant rehabilitate the sewers and remove the • weighed in at eight pounds·151h ounces. celebrated his first birthday January 4. bassinet for Northville's first baby mine If it's an acceptable living project engineer Robert Cara have infiltration/inflow than to rehabilitate Mark Thomas was the first caller in The Thomases will receive a number from TG&:Y,a new sweater from The space ...It's really pointless to do it made reports to the council during the the sewers and, enlarge the Wayne 'l'he Record's contest after the deadline of prizes from local merchants In· MarqUis and an 8 x 10 bab~ portrait (change requirements) if you can't do it survey. 'was extended last Friday. cludlng a Carter's gift set and a pair of from Albright Photography. (on the structures that are existing)." They were on hand Monday to make a ('"ntinued on 6 'Teed off' at winter! • There 'sno end in sight for some fanatic golfers By STEPHEN CVENGROS they suspect that, more than a month "It's also nice to keep the ball warm. later, conditions are stUl "up to par" It doesn't feel so hard," he added. A qUick glance through a travel for golfing. Don't be misled, while Brooklane is brochure would readily list some of the "I've been here 14seasons and this Is certainly making a few extra bucks off top spots to get in some golf and keep first season that I can remember us be- the extended season - so are Its the swing In shape for the forthcoming Ing open this late," Koch said. "We're members. spring - Doral Country Club In Miami, open ~ll year-round. And we're trying Koch defined the cllentele. "Basical- • Pebble Beach, Brooklane in Northvl1le. to Increase our Indoor driving range, ly, it's our same regular people. A lot of Brooklane In Northvllle? but that's been going downhlll because senior citizens are playing. Our With the winter "drought" that's kept people want to get out(doors)." membership Is playing. In fact, our snow off the ground, there are more lit· As an example of recent attendance, membership really got their money's tle, white balls with "Top Filte" Im- the course professional noted, "Last worth this year. They played from printed on them fllling the air than the Sunday (January 2), we had about 20 about April until now - about eight usual array of snowballs that are sent people out here." months." airborne by impish children. And Koch has also been taking advantage Brooklane wlll attempt to stay open Brooklane Golf Course, located at of the late season. "as long as there's not an accumulation Sheldon and Six Mile, Is enjoying the "Yes, I played," he said. "We played of snow on the gree,.ns." But according outlandishly mild season before Old In November, almost the whole month to Koch, the Northvllle course wlll not - we played every Saturday." . Man Winter gets his licks In. stay open 0 for "snow golfers,", true ,.~ • The opportunity to tee off in The course professional offered a few fanatics that like postal workers wUl mfd.January has just become too big a tips for winter duffers and explained not be thwarted by mere weather lure to keep fanatic duffers away. the differences between playing during changes. Once the snow Is on the • Brooklane's Golf Professional John cold and warm weather. greens, Koch said there Is a fear of Koch said that there have been golfers "The only thing Is keeping your hands damage to them - reason enough to "just about everyday except for rain." warm, so the mis-hits off the club don't close. ~ December 6was the blgg~st day since feel like they're ricocheting," he ex· the "normal" November 15 closing plalned, adding, "You have to be free The normal opening date for kiatc. On that Monday, some 80 golfers with your shoulders. I usually wear a Brooklane 'Is April 1. And If Mother found their way to Brooklane for what cashmere sweater and a (down) vest." Nature cooperates it could I)e a short they probably thought would be their Koch noted that a number of the golfers Record photo by STEVE FECHT have also been using hand warmers. " . • ~ast strokes of the season. Little would Continued on 8 Duffer Rick Schultz enjoys a final round of golfbefore winter seb~in at Brooklane ,~ , . " ,.'. ,. \, 2-A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, January 12,1983 . .,' "- .. :',J. Maybe We're Not Ma~icians . Salem planners to discuss landfill ''''' ... . . .b:JI WC do havc ~ollle Two conditional use requests in A public hearing on both issues Monday'S meeting but that the landfUl nifty httle trick~ Salem Township which have already Schmeman added that an election of December 13 was attended by approx- request wlJl probably only be "discuss- officers for the commission for 1983Is for gettlllg clothes ~pnl,ed lip drawn considerable opposition from a imately 75 citizens. Land owners in Takes expericnce hke ollr~. ed further." :rhe asphalt plant is an also on Monday'S agenda. Schmeman large group of area residents are slated close prOXimity to the two p~opertles allowed conditional use in a general in· for discussion at the January 17 has served as secretary of the commis- spoke out in opposition to the requests. dust rial area as requested by Holloway. sion for the past 10years. Riddering, a:. meeting of the Salem Planning Com· Under the township zoning ordinance, mission, according to commission Monday's meeting, which is the long-time member of the commission,· . regular quar,"rly session of the com- as explained by Commission Chairper- was elected in the fall of 1982to chal1\ . secretary Norma Schmeman. son Donald Rlddering, the commission One issue is the construction of an mission, Is slated to begin at 8 p.m. at the group after William Hogg reslgneo • the township hall in Salem village. has the authority to make the decision the position. Ferman Rohraff, Salem jfrt!,bl~ asphalt plant and expansion of sand and on the pastor's conditional Use request. Township trustee and liaison between:, gravel mining and the landfll1 operated Schmeman, who said the commission The final decision on the sand and by Holloway Sand and Gravel at Six the board and the commission, current- . 112 E.MAIN NORTHVILLE completed the taking of public com· gravel mining and landfill request lles ly serves as Vice-chairperson. . .. Mile and Napier. The other is a request ments on both issues at the December 349-0777 with the township board, after receiv- Nominations for officers will be made·· by Pastor Ivan Speight to turn a large hearing, explained that she expects the ing the recommendation of the planning ranch·style residence on Tower Road and voted on by the commissioners at commission will probably reach a commission, according to the or- Monday'S meeting, Schmeman explain- Into a combination church-parsonage. determination on the church request at dinance. ed. ':: Redford 937-2882 Overeaters Anonymous meets Friday ankee Plymouth 459-0060 TODAY, JANUARY 12 SATURDAY, JANUARY 15 Community QuiUers meet at 10 a.m. at BAND PRACTICE: NorthVille Coni:- lipper Northville First Presbyterian Church. munity Band meets at 7:30 p.m. in the. 348-0608 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS: Nor- PAPER DRNE: St. Paul's Lutheran Cooke Junior High band room. .v. , Open Tues. " Thurs. tiI 8 pm thville'Knights of Columbus meets at 8 Church School will hold a paper drive . p.m. in the administration building at from 11a.m. to noon in the church park· WEIGHT WATCHERS: Northville GENEALOGISTS MEET: Western ...... Weight Watchers meets at 10,a.m. at W/thia coupon Our Lady of Victory. inglot. Wayne County Genealogical Society: the Community building and at 6 p.m. will meet at 8 p.m. at the Carl Sandburg:. Buy 1 Adult Haircut RECREATION COMMISSION: Nor- MONDAY, JANUARY 17 atVFWHall. Library in Livonia. Speaker Jessie. thville Recreation Commission meets Sanderson will discuss "Dr. Fr~ & at 8p.m. at City Hall. Wilson: Man With a Heart." A socia) Style and Get the KIWANIANS MEET: Northville SENIORS GATHER: Northville hour follows the presentation at which- & Kiwanis meets at 6:30 p.rn,..aYIenry's Senior Citizens' Club meets at 1p.m. for time members will be available to give' Second Adult Haircut Style Place. cards at Allen Terrace. genealogical advice. . . THURSDAY, JANUARY 13 " , at ~ Price MASONIC ORGANIZATION: Nor- fIJ expires 1-24-83__ .. _ .. .. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: Nor- thville Masonic Organization meets at THE NORTHVILLE RECORD '.' LaI Published Each Wednesday • , thville Chamber of Commerce meets at 7:30 p.m. at Masonic Temple. TIMEX By The NorthVille Record • 8a.m. at the Chamber Building. AFTER-WARRANTY Nort:I::~~,gan '>' TOPS MEETS: Northville TOPS .a167 f _ meets at 7:30 p.m. at First 5econd Cia .. Postage Paid. • DAYTIME TOPS: Daytime TOPS SERVICE AINOrthville,MlcIIlgan ••• HEATSAVER meets at 9 a.m. at First Presbyterian Presbyterian Church. For more in- $ubscnptton Rates...... , formation, call 420-2438. Inside CounUes (liVIngston. ; Church. I NORTHVILLE Wayne. OaJdand. Washlenaw. In- • gham)$14one year. S22lwOyelll3.· • Any 2 Sliger/livingston .... INSIDE STORMS BEREAVED PARENTS: Bereaved Watch & Clock Shop newspapers. $18 one year."' .. BIBLE STUDY: Non·denominational Special senior Cllizen rale 01 $G.' • NO MORE COLD DRAFTS New Life Bible StUdy will be held from Parents will meet at 8 p.m. in the 132 W. DUNLAP Newman House at Schoolcraft College. o~~:~unt'es (aU areas out.; ~ 9:30-11 :30 a.m. at First United (1 BIk. North of Main Street) .lde lhose hsted allo\o) are $21•• Methodist Church of Northville. For information, call Mrs. Gloria Col- per year. prepaid ..__ ' FREE NORTHVILLE JackW.Hoffman.GeneralMgr. '_ I Babysitting will be provided. lins at 348-1857. Sliger/UYlngstonPub .Ine. ".;~ INSIDE STORM WINDOW 349-4938 A Division 01 SUburban Co/1-:; mumcattons COrp Postmastef.'" &, WITH PURCHAS! OF 10 OR MORE CITY COUNCIL: Northville City send address changes to The.-..; CHRISTIAN WOMEN'S CLUB: NorthVIlle Record. POSI Box 8W;"_. NOT TO EXCEED 10 % OF SALE "Refunding Makes Cents" will be the Council meets at 8 p.m. in the council Brlghlon. loll 48116 POLl~Y> ... chambers. STATEMENT. All .dyertlslng~'" topic of the Christian Women's Club published In SlIger/LivingOlOll~"t. Publlcallons.lne I•• ubJecl to 11le'}oi noon luncheon at Sveden House in Far- conditions stated Inthe appHcabMt.,..., mington Hills. Tickets are $5 and reser- MOTHERS' CLUB: Northville rate card. copies Of which a.-ta,'" HEAT CHECK Mothers' Club will meet at 8 p.m. at the available from Ihe advertisloa .... vations can be made with Hazel at 422- department. The NorthYII~#j 43215 GRAND RIVER Call us We'll be pleased to VISityou at 5533or Jo at 477-3825. home of Nancy May. Co-hostesses will ... Record. 104 W. Main. NOffhYiJIq ...... NOV!, MI48050 your convemence IWI/hn~ obligation Michigan 48167. (31~g..11'OQ}.""'_ be Diane Ramsey, Sue Anger and Sarah Sliger/livingston Publlcatlons...... 3'49·9252 O",R GOOD THRU JANUARY 1933. Deal. lne. reserves the right not to ac. . NAAT MEETS: School Superinten- cept an advertlser's ordu..·..., dent George Bell will recommend goals SlIger/Llvingslon publlcanon.;; ... MOTHERS OF TWINS: Western 'nc a \ ¥ • t • Wednesday, January 12.1983- THE NORTHVILLE RECORO-3-A , At annu,al meeting January 22 ". '~. WJR's Dale Conquest will be chamber dinner guest I • .Speaker at the annual dinner meeting These Included ,coverage of cham- of $45, either single or double, for that three-year terms. A single slate of three Northville Branch of Manufacturers .. ·the Northville Community Chamber pionship fights, part of play-by-play nigllt. Reservations should be placed nominees will be presented, and Bank and an active member of the of.Commerce Saturday, January 22, at crew for NFL football broadcasts, field directly with the hotel at 348-5000. nominations will be accepted from the chamber for 2% years, heading ar- the'Novl Sheraton Oaks will be WJR coverage of major golf tournaments, Dinner tickets are $20 a person with floor. rangements for the chamber's golf sl'Ortscaster Dale Conquest. anchor and field coverage of 1976Olym- singles and couples Invited. It Is not Dale Merrifield, whose term ended outing last June. , 'The program, at which Northville's pics In Montreal and play-by-play of the necessary to be a member of the the end of last year, resigned from the Spaman was named to fill out his Citizen of the Year Is announced, will U.S. basketball team, network com- chamber' to attend, stresses Kay chamber In November due to a term on the board of directors for the follow dinner at 7:30 p.m. There will be mercials, and responsibility for a six- Keegan, chamber executive director. transfer. He had been manager of the remainder of the year. pre-dlnner cocktail time beginning at 7 member staff. Tickets are on sale at the chamber of- p.m,. From 1965to 1974he worked as televi- fice at 195South Main between 9 a.m. 'eonquest, who joined WJR-AM In sion anchor In Columbia, Missouri, Col- and 1 p.m. week days and also are Detroit In January 1977, has reported umbUS, Ohio (for three months) and in available at Bookstall on the Main and .Istons' play-by-play, anchored two 15- Cincinnati, Ohio. The stations were the Bookstop in Northville Plaza Mall. minute sportscasts dally and WJR's KOMU-TV, WTVN-TV and WKRC-TV. They should be purchased before this "Sportswrap," a three-hour talk show. Other duties Included play-by-play FrIday. He occasionally does play-by-play or (WTVN-AM) of Ohio State football on For additional Information call the color commentary for college and high 37-statlon radio network and play-by- chamber at 349-7640. school football and basketball, covers play of Ohio State basketball for televi- The chamber is calling the evening C C C major golf tournaments, including the sion. "Community I Event of '83." U.S. Open and PGA Championship, and Chamber President Betty Alien 2S 2S 2S Conquest says he also has had ex- dOes voice commercials and "voice perience writing several articles for reports that the tradition of having last over" for films. newspapers and holding the position of DALE CONQUEST year's Citizen of the Year announce this OFF' Conquest's voice Is famllar to sports managing editor for Great Lakes year's recipient will be continued. Jack OFF OFF fans as he covers the Tigers, Pistons, Sports - Michigan and writing for the Hoffman, last year's honoree, will _ions, Red Wings plUScollege sports In . - now-defunct publication. He adds that It whom he says is "eleven going on 21," preside over this year's presentation. - "fchigan. Matthew, 9, and Lindsay Gail, 2. He, Alien and G. Dewey Gardner are Triple Double Single Is too bad It did not make It as It was a ~ ~from 1974through 1976he.worked for good publication. Janis Stevenson, who is heading up this year's jUdges. Six nominations Load Load Load tne Mutual Broadcasting System in arrangements assisted by Charlotte were received by the December 31, ·- w.ashington, D.C., where his duties in· "Over the years I have worked with Spaman, reports there will be "lots of 1982,deadline for nominations. Washers Washers Washers cluded anchoring Wlde-Weekend-of- or done programs with Dan Devine, fun and prizes" In addition to the good Annual election of directors will be ·· sports, and 33 five-minute sports pro- Wooy Hayes, Lindsey Nelson, Tom Har- food and program. held at the business meeting. Ed ·· grams on weekends to some 525 radio mon, Floyd Patterson and many There also Is a special reduced rate Jamieson, chairman of the nominating -· stations around the country - in addi- others," recalls Conquest. offered by the Sheraton Oaks Hotel for committee, reports there will be ·· tion to dally sportscats during the week Conquest is married. He and his wife anyone attending the chamber dinner nominations for three directors for ·· and special assignments. Michelle have three children, Morgen, .:.. Citizen committee formed · Northville Board of Education ap- He said he is looking for a cross sec- proved the formation of a citizens' com- tion of the community and already has mittee Monday night to work with the selected several community members staff and administration on the to help with the study. feasability study for the Northville Bell noted he is looking for citizens High School renovation project. with particular expertise in areas such as robotics, computers, word process- School Superintendent George Bell ing, energy savings, etc. said he is hoping to select 12-15citizens Citizens interested in volunteering for to help work on the feasabiiity study the committee should contact the over the next few months. Superintendent's office at 349-3400. Hospice volunteers needed Afternoon training classes for listening skills, expand their prospective volunteers at kno\',iedge of the hospice concept Hospice of Southeastern and provide skills in being helpful Michigan will begin January 18at to nurses. First Presbyterian Church. Experienced volunteers will Enrollment for the classes, give new volunteers personal which will meet for three hours assistance in getting started In each week for 10 weeks, is hospice work. limited. According to Hazel Maxwell, Persons interested in hospice director of volunteers, volunteering should contact the the training is designed to volunteer office at 559-9209for strengthen people'S sharing and more information. / - Country Style Gifts &GOQds - Homemade Candy - Fresh Roasted CoHee Beans - Tea & Spices -Antiques Top seniqrs Robert Walls, Leon Price and Melvin P. Mitchell, left to right, YOU are among the newly-elected officers ofthe Northville Senior • Citizens' club. Price will serve as president, while Mitchell and SAVE, Walls will assist him as first- and second-vice presidents. Price, who replaced the late Clarence Harsh as club president, 2 says he has "a good year ahead" planned for the club. His 1.1I\ft WAYS H W,II plans include restructuring the cIJ1b, forming committees, SAVE ON establishing a board, and establisbilig a closer rapport with the When you Pre-Plan Senior Citizens' Council. Other new club officers include Madel your funeral with Sweaters Price as secretary and Fr~nces Collins as'treasurer. The club, V-Necks, Cardigans, Crew open to city and township residents over 60years of age, now WILL Necks, Vest, and 100% • has about 190 members and welcomes all area seniors tojoin. Fun.re. Hom.. Cotton Sweaters ALL BRAND NAMES 1. Your funer.1 " gu.r.nleeeakerson the football field near the two to three minutes later with the No.· In prO'.Jress Subs/alllta' savings SALE ~le in the fence, reports said. satne message. Oil Ammcas flnesl furnl/ure & hO'lle fashlOlls From Mlchlgall S largesl Elhall Allfll deala Christmas books, gift books liTownship police searching and many more. (for man who robbed store ; Northville Township police are look- have seen the getaway vehicle to call ~ngfor a black male whoheld up the Six the township police department at 349- 20%·50% OFF and Park party store at the corner of 9400. ~ix Mile and Northville roads Sunday He added that information leading to Sale Ends January 22 - afternoon, according to police chief the arrest and conviction of the suspect Kenneth Hardesty. could qualify witnesses for reward ; Hardesty said the man entered the money under the "Silent Observer" store alone about 2:50p.m., produced a program. earthside long-barreled blue steel revolver an· Little Professor Book Center nounced a holdUp, jumped ove; the &>unter and removed an undisclosed LIVONIA· SOUTHFIELD • UTICA 37115 Grand River at Halsted __ r:tJ~~,'J~" G:t "\... ' Member FDIC \.~~;,. Equal HousingLender ~~ I '1 Michigan National Bank (J ~~ G~ Men's & Women's- BANKING OFFICES: West Metro 'I~J ~ . Functional for Work, Installment Loan Office Casual, and Outdoor Life. 33375 W. Eight Mile 37276 Six Mile Road 19120 Middlebelt Road I' 33014 Five Mile Road at Farmington Road near Newburgh Road 33505 Schoolcraft Here at Overland Trading Co.. Telephone 421.8200 at Seven Mile Road 1) Telephone 476-0980 Telephone 591.0707 Telephone 476-5730 near Farmington ~J on inals. Beware of imitations. Telephone 261.3510 30055 Plymouth Road , ., "v; Wonderland Shopping CeJ\ter 28281 Eight Mile Road 40020 Five Mile 34000 Seven Mile 34930 Ann Arbor Trail Telephone 425.1100 near Grand River near Haggerty Road near Farmington at Wayne Road Telephone 476-2828 Telephone 420·0077 Telephone 478-0303 :.. Telephone 525.3890 r;' 34900 Plymouth Road ,I: at Wayne Road 1684 S. Lilley 7275 N. Lilley 15983 Middlebelt Road " Twelve Oaks Mall • at Palmer Road 43059 W. Seven Mile .1: Telephone 425·2020 near Warren Road near Puritan at Northville Road Northland Shopping Center • Telephone 397·5081 Telephone 455·3430 Telephone 261.3410 1,·4 Telephone 348-0820 ,I' • Wednesday. January 12. 1983- THE NORTHVILLE RECORO-5·A JVidow details advantages and fun of uptown living ~ \ ;= ByKATH'lj-AVEY has found small inconveniences easy to it," she commented. "I like what they ::: adapt to. did." From the back balcony, Lee has a :: Wrought Iron light fixtures are "(Traffic) noise bothered me the first blrd's eye view of Northville Downs. "I .~pended on chains from the nine-foot year, but now I just block It out," she can see so much ... It .~------~-~------.y" ~ ,ff j II ) <' , k .'" ~ ~ ".,.v "'... ( ,.. t"f ;. d;"''':': ,..",~ ,..", ~ w- ~~....,.,., COLGATE TOOTHBRUSH • SOFT • MEDIUM • HARD " BASIS III EUCERIN SUPERFATTED SOAP J!.t FOR DRY SKIN CARE , 2-BAR SPECIAL ,_\ , 2-3.3 oz. Bars WCl81N t 'Otl9'" $233 , ~ 8 oz. lotion , 88 -litrCERiN' 4 creme $1 ,1 6.6 oz. -- .!.'u'. .... oz. •\ '-~ t , .~.., .. ,.. "•.. , ,.. } .: , ~ " • J . .',, ~ 4 • J .". ~'l. t • Planners discuss\ PBO use Continuedfrom Page 1 of "maintaining the Integrity of the disagreed with the suggestion of business district." disallowingexterior stairwells to apart- "The Idea is that we wouldn't want ments above street level that would re- one stinking office In the corner with a quire a separate access. multiple structure around It," the con- "I have a little difficulty with ex· sultant pointed out as exactly what he cludlng stairwells," Demray said. "I hoped restrictions would prevent In the know full well what we're trying to district. avoid...! wish we could avoid satellite Commissioner Stewart Kissinger dlshes...But if it can be pulled off ar- noted the importance of maintaining chitecturally, it shouldbe allowed." "the architectural character of the Demray added that such restrictions street." He added that building inspec- would have an adverse effect on In- tors would have to "look at it as mixed terior floor plans. He recommended use." that staying away from exterior The plan commission Is expected to stairwells shouldbe suggested, but "not receive data on existing floor space in cut hard and dry." applicable buildings by Its first I • Ninoalso emphasized the Importance February session. Chamber music concert set Eck,Evening at Schoolcraft ~TheNoviChamber MusicSocietywill Gurln Is a graduate of Julliard Music perform January 23at Faith Communi· School where she studied with DeLay ty' United Presbyterian Church at 3 and Galamian. She has appearcd In "An Evening with Eck" -'p.m. The church is located at 44400 Canada and Europe as well as the will be presented from 8· -West Ten Mile between Novi and Taft United States In solo, chamber music 10 p.m. January 26 In • roads. • and symphonic music perrormances. room B-440of the Liberal "..eatured will be Bradley Wong on She currently is head of the string Arts Building at cl/lrlnet, Pat Gurln on violin and Fon· department at the Detroit Community SchoolcraftCollege. taine Lang on piano. Admissionis $3 for MusicSchool. Activities will include adulls and $2 for students. A reception Lang, a Noviresident and a graduate music, poetry readings wUlfollowthe performance. of the University of Michigan, has per- and discussion. Wong,a graduate of the University of formed In many area chamber music A new dream class, MIchigan, has performed In Italy and series and recorded with Detroit Sym- "Eck·Ynari, the Secret the Dominican Republic as well as the phonyOrchestra members. Sheteaches Knowledge of Dreams," Detroit area. He has performed with at the Detroit Community MusicSchool also will be held from 8·9 the Detroit Symphonyand the Michigan and privately InNovl. p.m. tonight. .JtSera Theater and currently teaches at For more Information call 349-5666or For further Informa, the Detroit CommunityMusicSchool. 349-7783. tlon,call 42Q-4682. \ . OQ " 6-A- THENORTHVILLERECORD-Wednesday, January 12,1983 ",.10'.~.'• ~~,~~ ,~~ (!:itygets evaluation of facilities planning at hearing' ..,,~,~, ~ ~.., CoPtinued from Page 1 It also evaluated the state of homes The engineers reported that ,their city expects development adjacent to tlon sources and no inflow sources McNeely told the councll he felt "this '.~ C~ty Interceptor ana subsequent within the city which are not connected analysis cOllcluded that, although the Northville Estates when the economy would be cost-effective to remove but Is a good report that accuratel>,:~~ trgtltmentfacllity. to the city's sewer system, but utUlze soils are marginal for leach fields, the picks up. At that time, it was felt, the were toid that Wayne County wouid not represents the condition of the city." :~ lhe study concluded that it is in the on·site disposal for treatment of their on·slte systems currently are not northern portion of the subdivision, at be using them in the revised rate struc- It was noted that the transcripts of::. b~t Interests of the city not to wastewater. This usually Is thrOUgh creating health hazards or pollution least, would gain sewers. . ture. . the hearing remain a public record-i"l. re~abilitate the system. septic tank and leach field systems. problems. At the January 3 city council The project was funded through a open for seven to 10 days. During tha(~ The report also concluded Federal meeting, the ~ngineers that Wayne construction grants program with 75 period there may be letters from'~ Review board members chosen funds would not be available to the city County was going to revise its excess percent paid by federal (unds and five homeowners attached If they have com; ~~ even if these residents wanted sewers. now charges but pointed, out It really percent by state. ments. ~:~ oi'hreemembers 'Of the Floyd Taylor recom- tlon, Taylor said "they They pomted out the city has three "has no accurate way to measure this .....· " S em Township Board of men d e d the r e J (the men) do a very good '. areas of homes with septic systems, 110 flow." '. Riv I e w w ere r e - appointment of Robert job." homes in Northville Estates subdivi- They concurred, however, that the Allen named a~ointed to three-year Barsuhn, Verne Lester Taylor suggested that sion, 12 on West Main between Orchard revised method is "much fairer." RVMAL SYMES tetms during the January and Anthony O'Kula and the terms of two planning .. and Clement, and 10 scattered The city, whose existing cost averag- to chamber _ REALTORS Since 1923 - -. 4 regular meeting of the received the unanimous commissioners which throughout the city. ed over the last eight quarters is $9,300, S'1em Township board. support of the board. In were due to expire should Forms, they said, had been sent to will have a 44 percent increase to Betty Allen, president townShiP Supervisor making the !:ecommenda- be continued until the these homeowners regarding the effec- $13,400 per quarter as proposed. of the Northville Com· decisions on the condi- tiveness of the systems. They reported The township, they said, now has a . munity Chamber of Com- tional use permits on the a "pretty remarkable" response of 75 .$1,000 per quarter cost for excess flow merce, has been named FIt Holloway mining and returns from Northville Estates with which is propose to go to $6,000, or a 500 landfill extension request corresponding secretary SUPERFISKY t~·~·~ -~ only three homeowners indicating they percent increase. b of the West Suburban and Pastor Ivan Speight's had problems. Six of the West Main They warned there will be another Salesman ~ -::.- ., Are a Co u n c i I o'f church/parsonage re- homeowners returned forms with only $1,000 charge to the city for the Wayne Chambers. quest are decided. Again, one reporting problems. In that in· County interceptor. the board went along with stance, it was explained, the home had The engineers had prepared charts of the Month ~; ..~~. . Taylor's recommenda- The new slate of of- six occupants. The engineers said they showing the charges for inflow and in- ficers for 1983 was in- Over $250,000 . ': tion. saw few problems in homes with one or filtration from the city. Currently, they troduced at the sold in December two occupants. said, the city is billed by the amount of December meeting. We are Celebrating The engineers predicted In the future water used. :- there will be isolated instances of leach Wayne county wUl proportion' the ex- Annuai dinner meeting .. Second field failures needing repairs. They cess now to each community involved for the council will be St. Patrick's Day suggested getting recommendations based on its percentages of water usage held at Northville Chance from county health departments and the type of sanitary sewer systems, Charley's at 6:30 p.m. Monday, Jan. 17 Clothing Resale J of,"" II I <0 ~. I ~l {\ I ·.><\.. _-::-..'..,...... =10,.> Q.WX;aO)Is;P.!ly,,{;PYel&-your...South Lyon<:Dl!partment of Public' Safety arrested' 0" ,1IIIir!~~--~~~-~-----~~-~------~__!l:- :&" ----,- ;:;e=::=90 -BO~WickforarunKe'.ldriving.Accordingtoth~city ,.~ '1, dayS and yourcalis a total polIce report, BostWIck was arrested at 12:45 a.m. loss they'lIpay the fullcosl after an officer observed him driving improperly ofa new car at the intersection of Lafayette and Lake streets. Nolall companies offer coverage thiScomplete But The officer took BostWick to the city police sta· , f) 01 Aulo-Ownelsthey fry 10 tion, where breathalyzer tests were administered, , Ihlnk01everything Slop by and see us torfulldelmls the official report states. The tests indicated ~ Bostwick was under the influence of alcohol, ac- , cording to the report. · ..Auto-Owners Gerald Smith, head of the city'S public safety ; , · Insurance department, said the officer talked to a parent on / the telephone, who approved the release of we're raising "cane" with these vanities ... ~ Bostwick to an older brother. Smith said Bostwick Beaul'y Crafl' matching was cited and released on personal bond. wall hung unit in pecan or white -- r TAVERN Smith said standard departmental procedure AN IRISH EATERY was followed when Bostwick was released to his .I~I~ggg~ ••••:::::::•••• family. 25"x19" 31"x19" I ::::::: , :::::: "In the majority of cases, we hold drunk drivers : g~gg ...... ' for six hours because most of those arrested don't 3 drawer 2 door ::::::: ,: HHH HAPPY HOUR want others to know," Smith said. "However, we 88 are not statutorally responsible to hold a person. $109 $109~ ~mli jjjm Mon.-Fri. 2 p.m.-7 p.m. Whenever we bring someone in, they are entitled to ~~ Mon.-Thurs. 10 p.m.-Closing reg. $164.88 reg. $164.88 - - , :(ii ,,'w ,refS;:,- , Fri. & Sat. 11 p.m.-Closing Clifford prices include cultural marble top I 1 Sat. 12 Noon-7 p.m. 1[, - ... I "2 for 1 Cocktails" on our Bar Level A. Roberts Classified Ad? other size vanities including ,\ Frank Hand cut back models in stock ; 88 88 Insurance Agency faucets $21 see them in our new display area $~9.88 S98 :&) Muirwood Square Shopping Center 20793 Farmington Rd. Call 35450Grand River at Drake Road Farmington Farmington Hills - Call 474-8484 478-1177 348-3022 '. .. • • Weyerhaeuser 12 MI E RD VE OAKS paneling • MALL :0) mr.Tileco. ~ • Mr. nle of "",11K. • 277S " • ~H .~ ,• TWlLVI OAKS MA1L • WA~TO .. · $7:~949 « 9300 Tefeoraph 16f4S,WOOdward 21011 GrallOt RcdtOfd • 2f>f> 1 134 542·2525 EDen .... 778 8566 RoyalOak' in medium I OPENMON FRI900AM t0830PM -SAT 900AM t05:JOPM • ·I ,..... -., CLOSED SUNDAY tan color , We Beat All Prices 5/32" print on FANCYor PLAIN FromKmar1. PanelingUnlimIted,Color luan plywood T,lo andKay & Kay Tile Quarry Tile SAlE! AlIIS1IOIG sowlAr ,- --- 12"x96" .) ... an economical ) . ,~1f.'r ~. Particleboard Solarian no· wax floor. save thecostofItlsfaJIalfOO' From P2~,~ ~ for 99 We'lIlotGe Shelving under the waler tower S" xS" from $5 ~'VJ ~ 1stquahty ArIIstroII at 12 oaks • ECOIltllfTllColiand ro.... 22 Come and See Lifetime Glaze $oW p"eN too IIO-WU .~ ~' $2 1/.$" lauan plywood Never Wax • E lCIu5fvr MtraboOO" SOIariai (nominal size) Mlchlgan's Largest no W~"vri"at reg. $2.88 Selechon of Floor Easy to do yourself ""'olC~ tile flOors 101 al Economical InCl easy to & • ASSQfled patiMRS work 101 c:ounUess uses. .~~~~ WallCovenngs Largest selection in midwest OlO(1C()lOfS LightweIght, stili InCl 1'= WlalAY We beat all deals Armstrong IlstalllOIrseIf. strong .. peelilly 101 un· ALL DIALS, FROMAS All OTHERS I~ der'lyment Smooth, sol· UTTlUS 23%-50% Id. sandell flces lor It. from Champion Building Products Irlcllve Ippeallnce ALL CERAMIC C SPECIAL ORDER SOLID OAK sq.". OFF r.Cop"nnnlly stlonq,wll1p.rI'Slstnn.,IInkl'bM'd '01 FloorlWall 69 rC5tdcnUai anl"l mduS1f1nl shclvlOq 1stOuaiity 4')(8' partie'" board al,o in ,tock ,Wallpaper Parquet • SCu" '.'lStant M.,abond" SUf1ace 4'xS'sheet , Tile kH()lt • aunny stwle WtChOut wau'''O %" ~" ~" ~'I Choose from225l>OOks ,.. long« thin ""'I' no wa.noorl ,J aliI r Floor st qualitynodrops C HARTCO Urelhane • tnslalatton •• diy MI PH' ll&ICe ~ andl>'_ fJlCh""'''_-.nv store hours ':l finish · c_ I,om _ .... 01 dIlll'linO c '$CheckfOTsnowflakes ••• has winter arrived yet? By KATHY LAVEY and the concession all set up, but we are patching pot holes - something they . "We always sell our snow tires before. hurting from the lack of snow." are normally unable to do during the the snow comes," reported Sam Nigro, The snowflakes that have fallen in Pettis said that cross country skiing "We've got the ski trails ready and the concession all set winter months. manager of Auto-Wize Tire and ser· each of this winter's small flurries have is one of the park's biggest draws from "We've been able to do some pat· vice. _ had Northville residents crossing their mid-December through spring. "Out at- up, hut we are hurling from the lack of snow." ching ... that's a tradeoff," he said. Even though many people have swlt· fingers. tendance is way down." He noted that John Pettis, Mapes said that DPW workers were But they're doing it for two reasons- only about half as many people as pro- ' ched to all-season tires and no longer Maybury State Park able to put up the city's Christmas purchase snow tires, Nigro said that a some want the snow to stay - and some jected are using the park this winter. decorations in only two days. That work want it to stay away. Not all potential park users are disap- Is usually Interrupted by snow·related snowstorm early in the season can So far this winter, those who dislike pointed by the dearth of frozen rain - DPW activities, he said. stimulate some business. the white stuff have had little to com- Pettis reported that winter park atten- DPW workers have also spent their "I don't think it's a real big influence plain about, with unseasonably warm dance figures are being salvaged by the soon," he said on a rainy, warm Mon- Mapes said the DPW has been out empty winter working hours getting to anyone," he said, "but I suppose it temperatures and absolutely no snow park's new riding stable. day. salting the streets only about three snowplowlng equipment ready for' the can influence some people who are accumulation. "W~ wouldn't have that many (in at- This year's unseasonable weather times this year, and even then didn't white stuff - when and if it finally driVing around with bald tires. Even if While those people gleefully leave tendance) but we have the riding stable has been a boon Northville's Depart- cover the entire city, only "necessary" comes. they don't get snow tires they can make .... their boots in the closet for one more this year. People are out riding when ment of Public Works bUdget, ac- areas. "It's really a savings in over- "We've been just raring to go," he the change to all·season tires at this • day, others are cursing the lack of snow they normally wouldn't be. We didn't cording to Ted Mapes, DPW director, time for the men," Mapes said. "Some said. tlmeo~year." that made Michigan's last winter so, er, have Continued from Page 1 Any other characteristics that set these "polar bear" golfers apart from the summer breed? enough off·season for some golfers to Well, one - they're drinking a lot retain their swing. warmer concoctions' after that 18th • "This year, it (opening day) was green. around April 6 or 8. We had six inches of "Normally, it's a lot of coffee, a lot of snow," Koch noted, snickering, "We hot cider. But we still have our beer had a late start, but a late finish." drinkers," Koch confided. • Special Order tbe color and size you need and save 20%. Allow Approximately four weeks for delivery FanUlU\ Thorndike BraKkd Rugs are ma~ufactured b) \Iolled ~e'" England crafhmcn de- \ J Wednesday. January 12.1983- THE NORTHVILLE AECOAD-9-A ...... 0:" -,,#:-t i· The Money Market Account right in your,own backyard. Down RiverFederal Savings with the Federal Savings and Loan Tuesday of each week. introduces a Money Market Account that Insurance Corporation and you can Open your Down River Federal takes all the risk and wony out of make deposits and withdrawals anytime Savings Money Market Account now! investing and your account is right in the at your convenience. You can now open Come into any of our 24 neighborly neighborhood ... it's as accessible as a Money Market Account and start offices or call our Special Money Market your own backyard. earning high Money Market rates day Hot-Lines for information and for the A low minimum deposit of $2,500 after day with each new dollar deposited. .current interest rate. In the Down River at any of our 24 neighborly offices will Interest on your account is computed Area call 285-1010, the North Area call pay you Money Market, high-yield rates; daily and paid and compounded 477 -9340 and in the Monroe Area call monthly. The interest rate shall be 243-6600. It's so easy ... a Money , without penalties, fees or commissions; I' reviewed and/or adjusted not less than Market in your own backyard. f give you full insurance up to $100,000 f ,," t ( f Big. But downright neighborly. ., ·, DownRiver · 24 NEIGHBORLY OFFICES TO SERVE YOU HOME OFFICE' CARI£TON INKSTER/CHERRY LIVONIA' NORTHVlLI£: RIVERVIEW. TRENTON' iiriiiiilillW TAYLOR: lWI Monr",'~' h'.1114m HILL: III II ~'Wn M,k' 12711unon ~I .14I\1\"ltl I ~15 Foo:" lR', lUlU 32'l) IM.'" Rd h7b U'~I 2(ll>lll " •• 1<.. Rd 2R', 111111 DETROIT/REDFORD, 1'1 W, Ctl<'nv 11011 4n'114t1 PLYMOUTH' SOUTHGATE: WOODHAVEN. AUEN PARK: 24b'i(l W McN"hok 111\ I!>XII MELVlNDA\£' h~tlS /oId",~, 13b2R F... kd Rd 22'1\1 IM.~ Rd h7!> 1\44 ",,14I\11"n Rd .11\12'lIll r~ll 47!~1 LINCOLN PARK: .11\((, o..k"".xl B1yd 4",1 Jo\.'ItI 21\5 IUIll WYANOOnE: bntl AD,," Rd [>nw In FlAT ROCK: .1',11\ Fon~, .IAb.I'lIlt .1112 211111 RIVER ROUGE: TAYLOR: 2<1',9 R,ddk' A", 211r, IIIIU CANTON TOWNSHIP. 2I\b'itl T"kogrdph 71\2 141\ \4(,1 Fon S, l>nw In MONROE: 2hl lI",k,' 1\41 ''IIIMI 2.17(1)('~x"~"dRtl 4244l1Ch.·nvIl0l1 '1ll1 2141\1\ GROSSE 11£: '1',7 n.. .lll.ll.Nt, Ill, N Monr,,,· ~I 2'11 3'l"' , llI~l', MMomh h7',lI.11tl 24 I IlIlIlI Member Ft'deral Savings and Loan Insurance CorporatIon Your Savings Insured to $100.000 \ -L" .' - 1. ______~t.:: r . r·, GENE~LiXCELlENCE WlrflER' Editorials 11181 t :.' ,1o-A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday. January 12. 1983 w1}t NnrtlJuillt l&tcorb, '~ . , ,.', . Our Opinions • ..:. " Off the record 'J Planners on track By Michele McElmurry " - The development of a Plan Consultant Ronald Nino's ProfessionallB usiness/ Office concerns about those square foot (PBO) District in the city that in- requirements are valid. Should Cludes both office and residential Northville ignore the high stan- use will require and deserves the dards it has established for its type of thought needed in meshing residents to accommodate the dual tlfe architectural elegance of older use in PBO, it potentially faces a structures with housing standards drop in those standards in other Help's here for children of divorce that came into existence long after areas of the community. That's a ~heir construction. concern for the safety, welfare and , comfortable living style that Nor- From reading the most recent statistics, one almost would worst possible happening in their young lives. However, I also : thville residents should expect. believe that divorce has become as American as apple pie and have considerable empathy for their parents. : · City plan commissioners will baseball. Researchers tell us that for every two marriages to- face an important decision that The option presented of main- day, one ends in divorce. \It is difficult and frustrating for parents and children 'to : t::ould have far-reaching implica- taining those standards and requir- communicate with each other during what most often is a pain- :f) tions on the complexion of Nor- ing building owners and developers No matter how you look at it, it's a rather grim reality. ful experience. It is hard for a father to explain to his seven- ~ thville's downtown in years to to obtain variances from the Board However, it's a reality which we all must face - regardless of year-old that just because "Daddy" only visits on Sunday, it : come. of Appeals appears as the most whether it's penetrated through our front doors. . doesn't mean he isn't thinking about his child Monday through .. , viable solution to date. Saturday. It is equally hard for a child to tell his mother or ' It's only been in the past decade that divorce has inched its father that he feels awkward at the annual school "Family • The suggestion to permit way out of the closet. Twenty years ago, the mere mention of Night" without both parents present. residential use above business and Variances are commonly ac- divorce drew as much fire and brimstone from social matrons pJ.:ofessional offices in the PBO cepted in Northville, as pointed out as it did from the church pulpit. The difficulty children have in communicating with their . District is one that we support in by planner Charles Freydl. Consul- parents is coupled by the fact that children often blame concept. It has existed in fact in the tant Nino, too, noted that gaining While we have come to grips with the fact that men and themselves for divorce and often feel responsible for one • \ center of town for years and has such a variance is not difficult in women, or husbands and wives, if you will, don't always live parent's sudden departure - though in almost all cases this is :,4\ proved that having people living Northville. happily ever after, society only is beginning to realize the far from the truth. lI!J downtown certainly offers more ramifications ofdivorce on the family. security to businesses and building We believe that the Plan Com- Whilethere are no simple solutions to the problems caused . owners - a positive mark in our mission should examine the floor Government statistics indicate that in an average elemen- by family breakups, divorced parents in Northville nowhave an . book. space requirements to determine, tary or middle school classroom with approximately 30 opportunity to begin opening the lines of communication with . \ first, if they can reasonably be met. stUdents, some six to eight pupils may be going through the their children. ·I If they cannot, then, we urge the trauma of a family breakUp. Such a trauma, understandably, ~ , But altering the city zoning planners to uphold the higher re- has a marked effect 011 the children's performance in the Beginning January 25, staff members from the University • concepts that took years to develop qUirements for floor space and zon- classroom. of Michigan Divorce Clinic will be working with divorced is not something that can or should ing classification. parents who want to learn more about the kinds of things their ' : be taken lightly - even if at the Whilemany people scoff at statistics and brush them off by children think and feel about divorce. The eight-week seminar f} butset the reclassification appears We understand that this saying, "well, that doesn't happen in my neighborhood," the the first offered in Northville, will be held from 8-9:30 p.m:· ": minor. A number of commissioners creates more work for the Board of fact is that it happens everywhere. i'fi Northville, school of- Tuesday evenings at Silver Springs Elementary SchookOffered . and concerned citizens have noted Appeals. But to maintain the in- ficials are seeing an increase in the number of students from through Northville's Community Education Program, registra- t,e possibility of square foot re- tegrity of the city is something that one-parent h-;,mes- and the increasing problems faced by tion informat~onca.n~e obtained b~ calling 348-1090. gUirements resulting. in the has taken too long to establish to \ these children. ;", . ~ t:';.:4 ~~...." ~-":~J:..;;:# a ~ ..~I: .1..": ..;:; '<.(.~. ... ' ..:.":~. :. '. i If''''' _ "'~_ I ~l ., ~71;. .. till' lh' .. '". j ,'\I\.I n i Those offering the clinic aren't promising any instant ',: ~estruction of eXisting structures throwaway. The investment -}lnd From the standpoint' of one who underwent' such a' trauma remedies to the problems caused by divorce: However,if it pro- l to accommodate those standards. commitment made by Northville to at the tender age of 11, I have considerable em"pathyfor those vides parents with some insight as to how their children think Xhose suggestions are not so far- its downtown is something that will children trying to cope with what most likely seems like the and feel- it may bring separated families closer together. ~. ' fetched. continue to exist for years to come. , '. Congratulations, Tina About Town l Two years ago, Junior By John Galloway ~Achievement sponsors were so im- :pressed by a 15-year-old By isophomore from Northville High lSchool that they named her the J .A. PHILIP JEROME., ~fJ lYoung Businesswoman for I am fortunate to have an older brotMr: : ,Southeastern Michigan - a title whois nossessed ofgreat wisdom. ,not often bestowed upon one so '.' :young. \David is not really my older brother, but· \ he looks so much older that most people real- '. Last month, the same ly believes he's my older brother and I don"t: ; want to doanything to correct the misconcep-: : unassuming young woman once tion. Please forget you've read this:; :again made her mark - only this paragraph). : . hme in literary circles. On December 8, Wayne State Univer- At any rate, my older-younger brother : . ~ity named Northville High School has a great propensity for spewing out pearls fj ~enior Tina Stoecklin the top win- of wisdom that wouldmake Confuciousblush : ner in its Manuscript Day competi- with pride. tion. The award for her collection My all-time favorite was when he took it : : pf poetry was a $7,700 scholarship upon himself to lecture the youngest brother: toWSU. in the Jerome clan about maturity. : i "Just because today's your twenty-first· ! As a National Merit Scholar- birthday, don't get carried away and start !;hip semi-finalist, a member of the thinkingyou're mature," he advised. National Honor Society and active And then, apparently to interject per- t> participant in the NHS Drama sonal experience into the sermon, he confess- , Club, Tina appears to be a model ed that he had thought himself mature on the pupil. However, she readily admits occasion ofhis twenty-firs~birthday as well. . that were it not for the guidance of her teacher Pat Dorrian Sand- While we recognize that Tina is "But I know better now," he continued... "True maturity doesn't set in until you're: bothe, she may never have receiv- not the first Northville student to 28." , ~d the coveted award. win an award, we believe this distinguished honor is evidence If you guessed that my older-younger- ·: The WSU Manuscript Day that "good things" are happening brother was 28when he issued this proclama- tion, youwin a bottle of Geritol. honor was a first for Northville at Northville High School - par- High School, as well as for English ticularly at a time when so many Of course, I recognized immediately the f) teacher Pat Dorrian Sandbothe. are critical. folly of the pronouncement. Being several trhe 1976 Michigan Creative years old than David, I was abundantly Writing Teacher of the Year, Dor- To Tina Stoecklin, Mike Ross aware that true maturity didn't settle in until rian has been the bulwark behind and Pat Dorrian Sandbothe we ex- age 31. much of the prize-winning prose tend our sincere congratulations. I thought it was a good story, a gO~d: flnd poetry written her students. In We're proud of their achievements lesson. And I've always attempted to keep it· fact, joining Tina as a Manuscript and hope others will recognize the In mind when dealing with people older than: Day finalist was NHS senior Mike good work going on in Northville myself. - Ross - also Dorrian's pupil. Public Schools. Injustice It upsets me when ideas or opinions are: ,· dismissed onthe basis of age. If the opinionof(" ·,I an older person happens to disagree with my- I• own,It's not fair to dismiss It as the thought of; I t Your letters are welcome an old·tlmer. : I By the same token, the reverse can be ~ I ThisnewspaperwelcomesLettersto theEditor. Picture Policy I true. I fear older people too often dismiss the ~ Weask,however,that theybe Issueoriented,con- idealism of youth as lacking the wisdom of: : fined to 500 words and that they contain the Allpicturessubmilledfor useInthisnewspaper I signature, address and telephonenumberof the becomethe propertyof this newspaper.Although experience. : ! picturesmaybe returnedIf requested,weassume , writer. Nameswillbe withheldon request,but a It's easy for me to express these Ideas, of~ briefexplanationofWhytherequestIsbeingmade noobligationforthe care and return ofthesepic- tures. course, because I've finally arrived at the- shouldaccompanytheletter.Deadlineforsubmis- age when true maturity sets In.' But 'I:fJ !, sionIs 3:30 p.m. Monday.Wereservethe rightto Wemakeeveryefforttohavepicturesavailable ~ edltleltersforbrevity,clarityandlibel. for pick up after publication,however,and save sometimes wonder what I'll think 10 years:" \ engagementandweddingpicturesfora month. from now- when I'm really mature. .' ....\ Wednesday. January 12.1983- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-11.A •.R;eaders Speak '''-,., , ,• , . ~ " School committee likes coverage of women's sports ~ To the Editor: team was not the winner, they To the Editor: . preclate the artiCle you wrote about us. who attended the Christmas Cookie Thank you again for your support. :. Our committee has been charged to represented the school well, and we Thank you so much for your support &on1tor NorthvUle Public Schools' pro- Party at Our Lady of Providence came Sincerely; know the community was interested in of the Holiday Project; Linda Skiba told We feel that the Holiday Project Is a back feeling we got much much more Diane Flaherty: gress in reaching the goal of full equal the pictures and the article covering me that you have been very helpful all wonderful event, and are planning to opPortunity begun with the 1977-78Title out of It than we put into it. It was Dining Room Manager; this game. along. We at Charley's especially ap- support It in any way we can. All of us tremendously rewarding. Northville Charley's:' IX Self-Evaluation. Keep up the good work. -' This charge has made us more aware Sincerely, of good efforts made in behalf of equal Glenna Davis educational opportunity for students, Nancy Terwin and we wish to commend The Nor- Paul Dawson Lucas names Duan,e Egeland to engineer post thviile Record for their sports coverage Pat Bubel of Northville High School sports teams Nancy Soper By TERI BANAS and has been a county employee for growth years. He worked In the city's A soft-spoken man,· Egeland calls -all teams. more than 20years. engineering department at the same himself apolitical. When asked if he • We especially noticed the good pic- Restaurant Duane R. Egeland, 54, came out on His training and education were in time that McNamara was a city council carries any political party allegiances, ""II('orialcoverage of the girls' basketball top this week in a shuffling of executive civil engineering. The man he replaced member. In Livonia, Egeland held the his first response was no, although, he district game. ThouWt Northville's appreciates aid positions in Wayne County government. - Royce Smith, a political appointee - position of assistant city engineer. added, he's probably a Democrat After five years as assistant director had been a township supervisor and Egeland began his career with the because "I come from a family of auto of the Wayne County Department of • memb~r ~flhe Wayne Cou~ty Boar~ of county in 1961as a structural engineer workers and was raised in Detroit. I Public Works, the soft-spoken engineer CommISSioners before. hiS appo1Ot- for the Wayne County Road Commis- believe strongly in unions, except I CITY OF NOVI from Livonia was named head of the ment. sion. His first charge was to oversee a think they've become too powerful. I department last Tuesday by county ex-. The department, w~ich has some 166 massive expansion project at the Wyan- think there should be a balance." NOTICE OF ENACTMENT ecutive William Lucas employees, is responSible for the plann- dotte Wastewater Treatment Plant. He says one of his first directives . k th ing, design, construction, operation and After some five years. he was named from the new county executive is :t83-88.01' mountains .of problems - or, more . , ~ .~'. NO'~THVILLE TOWNSHIP positively slated - challenges, that call We must gear up, first o~all, to deal NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Novi City Council has A Public Hearing concerning the Northville Township Facilities Plan is schedul- ~'1 for us to roll up our shirtsleeves im- with our budget woes, not Just through ed for March 2. 1983 a17:30 p.m. in the Northville Township Hall. The purpose of this '. enacted OrClinance83-88.01,an Ordinance'regulating the handling mediately. book juggling and tax increases, but in heanng is to present 10 Ihe public the conclusions and recommendations concern- - of and collection of garbage and other refuse within the City of '" a sensible manner with an eye toward ing the Township's sewerage system from Ihe recently completed Northville Novi, providing for the issuance of licenses and the revocation ~he 82nd legislative sessIOn opens of- long-range goals. It's time to establish Township FaCIlities Plan. No improvements are recommended for the existing thereof, regulating the location of refuse bins, prOViding for the flclall~ on.January 12.(toda~) with the new policies that will create a better sewer system. ' screening of refuse bins and banning the use of certain refuse swearmg-II! cerem.omes, With on-the- economic climate while fostering A draft copy of the plan is available for public review althe Northville Township floor activltr beg10ning January 26 growth and stability. Hall during normal working hours. bins, and remedies or penalties for the violation of the provisions after the dehvery of the "State of the If you are unable 10 allend this hearing or would prefer to submit your com- thereof, and to repeal Ordinance No. 79.88. State" and Republican messages. We'll Everyone's talking about "jobs," but ments in writing. signed wrillen comments will be accepted up 10 midnight of the This ordinance is declared to be an emergency ordinance be using that interim time to lay the these won't be manUfactured out of seventh day after the hearing. and will be Included in Ihe facilities plan (as will a which is immediately necessary for the preservation of the public Iranscript of the hearing). Signed statements received prior to the close of the hear- groundwork for the shirtsleeves ses- wishes. The only way to create jobs is to ing will be read at the hearing. Comments should be addressed to the Township'S peace, health and safety, and shall become effective immediately. sions that await us. It will'also be a time stimulate business to hire, rehire, call consulting engineer, Finkbeiner. Pellis & Sirout. Limited. 4405 Talmadge Road •• ~_ It was enacted on January 10, 1983, and the effective -date is . of getting settled, unpacked and ac- back and promote our unemployed and Toledo, Ohio 43623-0807. , January 10,1983. < • customed to new offices, phones and underemployed. It's frightening that For more information call Mr. Walter Holinoly (Superintendent of Water and ~ A complete copy of the ordinance is available for the public Sewage)at313-348-90000rMr. Richard Engle at 419-473-1121. ':' personnel so we're ready for action. those with the highest level of skill _ Published 1-12-83 .~ J~ use and inspection at the office of the City Clerk, 45225W. Ten people we spent a lot of money training Mile Road, Novi, lJIichigan, 48050. Geraldine Stipp Confronting us will be a $700million- in our state-supported universities and <- Publish: Jan. 12,1983 City Clerk plus state budget deficit, schools runn- factories - are the first to leave ing out of money, counties and local because they are the most qualified to governments mOVing closer to find employment elsewhere. operating in the red, scores of toxic NOTICE OF A PUBLIC MEETING waste sites to clean up car sales at a 21- The problems are there but let's view CITY OF NOVI year low and unemployment at the them instead in the more positive TO INSTITUTE highest levels since the Great Depres- sense. As challenges. A challenge to NOTICE OF ENACTMENT sion. balance our bUdget by setting sensible priorities for our dwindling revenues. ASUMMER PR'OPERTYTAX ORDINANCE 83-19.01 The gloom and doomsayers will polnf To use the new funds that will be com- to these realities and throw up their ing in from state and federal gas taxes LEVY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Novi City Council has arms in disgust. I prefer to look at the for rebuilding our highway system into enacted Ordinance 83-19.01,An Ordinance to regulate and control hopeful signs: mortgage rates are go- one of the best in the country. To FOR NORTHVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS culverts, drains, and enclosure of ditches within the public right of ing down while activity on Wall Street stabilize the economic condition of our 501 West Main ways; to regulate the construction of private driveways in public builds up. Builders throughout the state K-12schools, colleges and universities. right of ways; to prescribe for permit for certain purposes in rela- are predicting that new home construc- To strengthen our automotive and Northville, Michigan 48167 " · tion thereto; to prescribe penalties for viplation thereof, and to- tion may as much as double this year agricultural industries while stepping 349·3400 ./ , repeal ordinance No. 70-19. over last. Lower Interest rates are up efforts to diversify. To further pro- draWing more visitors to new car lots. A mote Michigan'S natural resources and The Provisions of this ordinance become effective fifteen (15) products, and attract a larger share of 1 days after adoption. It was adopted on January 10, 1983, and higher percentage of federal gas tax , funds will be coming into Michigan for the tourism trade. PLEASE TAKE NOTICEthat on January 24,1983 I .. becomes effective January 25,1983. roads. • A complete copy of the ordinance is available for public use And - most important - to get the at 7:00 o'clock p.m. at Silver Springs Elementary': · and inspection at the office of the City Clerk, 45225W. Ten Mile Large federal grants have become best minds from business, labor, educa- School, 19801 Silver Spring Drive, Northville, the Road, Novi, Michigan 48050. avaifable for hazardous waste cleanup. tion and government together to And inflation levels have been slowing cooperate and innovate ways to ac- Board of Education will hold a meeting at which will r Geraldine Stipp to a virtual standstill. complish the goal of economic be offered for adoption a resolution to impose. a · Publish: Jan. 12,1983 City Clerk There are still a few white-hot coals recovery. summer property tax levy of one-half of its annual school tax levy upon property located within the CITY OF NOVI CITY OF NORTHVILLE school district. NOTICE Passage of the proposed resolution would . SCHEDULE OF REGULAR MEETINGS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that there result in the annual levy of school property taxes on : Following Is a list of all the regularly scheduled meetings of the Council, and the are vacancies on the Board of Review and July 1 against property located within the school: Boards and Commissions of the City of Northville. the Economic Development Corporation. , Interested citizens may obtain informatin district. The Board of Education, under Act 333, ' BOARD OR COMMISSION MEETING TIME PLACE by calling the City Clerk at 349-4300.. \ Public Acts of Michigan 1982,may impose a summer City Council _ 1st & 3rd Mondays 8:00p.m. City Hall Application forms are available from the City Clerk. property tax levy of either one-half (V2) or the total of : Planning Commission 1st & 3rd Tuesdays 8:00p.m. City Hall I , Geraldine Stipp annual school property taxes. If a summer property Board of Zoning Appeals 1st Wednesday 8:00p.m. City Hall Publish: Jan. 12.1983 CityCierk Historic District Commission 4th Tuesday 8:00p.m. City Hall tax levy is imposed, the school district may enter in- · Library Board 1st Thursday every other month 8:00p.m. Library, City Halll ..------.... to agreements with each city or township in which it . ~ ~ Recreation Commission 2nd Wednesday 8:00p.m. City Hall NOTICE lies, or a county treasurer, for colletion of the sum- Beautification Commission 2nd Monday 7:30p.m. City Hall As required by the Federal General Revenue mer property taxes, or may collect such taxes itself Housing Commission Last WedneSday of month 7:30p.m. Allen Terrace Sharing Regulations, 31CFR51.2(1977),a copy pursuant to said Act 333. Board of Review Annually in March City Hall of the 1982survey of local government finance This notice is given by order of the Board of Arts Commission 4th Mondays 7:30p.m. City Hall revenues and expenditures Including actual expenditures for Federal Revenue Sharing Education. The following are called as needed and meet at City Hall: Funds are available for Inspection In the City Clerk's,Offlce of the City of Northville, 215 W. Building Authority I Downtown Development, Economic Development Corp., BOCA Main 8-1. between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and Christopher J. Johnson, Secretary Housing Appeals Board, Housing Appeals Board, Board of Canvassers. 5:00p.m .• Monday thru Friday. Northville Board of Education Joan G. McAllister •• Publish: Jan. 12,1983 Joan G. McAllister, City Clerk Publish: Jan. 12, 1983 City Clerk Publish: Jan. 12,1983 12·A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, January 12, 1983 • Local chapter celebrates Kipfers retire to Upper Peninsula home national Jaycee Week Eagle Harbor in Michigan'S Upper ofcltlzenship. MentalHeaith Association. Peninsula copper country is to be the 4. The good sense and appropriation He directed the Michigan School retirement home of the James F. of community placement in the com- Mental Heaith Project which had na- Northville Jaycees are gram, a teen dance is scheduled Kipfers. munity as a principal alternative to tionwideimpact on the adoptionofmen· tal heaith principles in education and celebrating the national founding for January 22at the Community Residents of Northvllle for about 30 hospital care. of the U.S. Jaycees January 16- bUilding. served on the executive committee ~ years, the Kipfers moved from their the American Psychiatric SocietyT-' 22. Founded in 1910, the U.S. home on Ely Court to Eagle Harbor in The changes of Whichhe Is most pro- In celebration of Jaycee Week, Jaycees helped establish the Na· December as he retired as executive ud, Kipfer stated at retirement, are the Nationai Mentai Health Association I '. a CPR program willbe offered at tlonal Wildlife Federation and director of the Mental Health Associa· advances made by Michigan in the Joint Information Service. 7:30 p.m. January 18 at First support of the Muscular tion in Michigan. treatment and care of our mentally 111 He is being succeeded as executive I United Methodist Church. The Dystrophy drive. adolescents and children. director of MHAMby Tom M. Sovine, program will be conductedby Dr. Jaycees help develop in· Alice Kipfer, an art teacher in the During his career, following his 43, a Canton resident and the assocla· Dana Miller and the Northville dividuals through the organiza· Northville Public Schools,had taken an graduation with an advanced degree tlon's associate executive director for \'ij , CityFire Department willbe pro- tion of community projects, early retirement at the end of the 1979- from University of Michigan, Kipfer 31,2years. The association is a United viding certified instructors to management training and self· 80 schoolyear. Shehad taught art at the worked as a rehabilitation counselor in Way agency dedicated to the preven- conductthe training. improvement programs. high school, but was teaching in the the state's tuberculosis hospital tion of mental illness, the promotion of · Refreshments will be provided Business seminars for financial elementary program when she retired. system, served as president of the mental health and the improved se~ · courtesy of Holloway Bakery. A planning and motivation also are James Kipfer officially retired Michigan Rehabilitation Association vices for mentally ill children are, · $1 donation is requested at the offered. December 31 with 28 years of service and functioned as a lobbyist for the adults inMichigan. door to help defray the cost of the Membership in the Jaycees and Withthe association. program. Auxiliary is open to men and Kipfer, who became executive direc- St. Mary asks Those interested in attending women, ages 18-35.For more in- JAMES F. KIPFER shouldcontact Dr. Dana Miller at formation, contact Northville tor of the MHAMin 1973,also served for for satellite 348·3500. Jaycees' president Doug Boor at 13years as a member of the part·time In addition to the CPR pro- 349-2710. faculty of Wayne State University's year tenure. In bringing Michigan'S CollegeofEducation. mental hospital census to today's figure St. Mary Hospital in below 5,000, Kipfer cited four major Livonia has applied to the He had been a member of the Nor- factors: Michigan Department of . FROM thville Board of Education in the mid- Public Health, DiVisionof 196Os,serving until 1968. 1. The advent of so-called mental Health Facility Planning health drugs which shortened hospital ·~c~~~~~~ A native of Indiana, Kipfer began his and Construction, for a $489* & SERVICES stay and made patients more Everything you need career in mental health in August, 1954, certificate of need to AIRONLY s359 manageable. establish a primary care is available at when Michigan hospitals for the men- 2. The adoption and growth of com- tally ill, he recalled, "warehoused some facility at Five Mile and . INCLUDES HOTELS IN munity mental health clfre close to Beck roads. PLYMOUTH 22,000patients and more than 2,000peo- home. ple waited for a bed." The hospital satellite MONTEGO BAY,OCHO RIOS,NEGRIL TOWNE APARTMENTS 3. Greater recognition by the public sought is for approx- Kipfer said that the MHAM had "a and the legislature that mental illness 8 DAYS, 7 NIGHTS DEPARTING Enjoy healthy independence in thIS imately 4,500square feet Fanners can insure major role in the revolution in mental was treatable and that patients were to provide primary EVERY SUNDAY FROM DETROlr: beautiful new complex. health care in Michigan." during his 28- after all sick people with all the rights amublatory care with 1, One and two bedroom apartments for your home JANUARY 23 THRU MAY 1983 orapa~entfor~ basic x-ray and' O(NEGRll T·WATER COTTAGES/ Semor CItizens Including: laboratory services. o Transportation For yea". Farme" has been Begin January 27 helpmg non~\mokers save Cost of the project is o Optional social activities money on hfe and auto estimated at $556,250in o Emergency security mSurance. With speCial the application dated o Two meals pohc'", thai g"e belter December 10, 1982.Com- nsks OJ better deal o Housekeeping services Better Liv~ng Seminars set pletion target date is Ju- • Linens Now non~kers can save IY,1984. on complete H<>meO\"'ners OPEN n-5 DAILY ~ckasC'S or on fire ("over· OR BY APPOINTMENT age' alone - ava,lable "If one of your New Year's resolu- whether )OU own a hou\e will be requested at each class although Now taking Reservations or condominium or rent. tions is to cut down, or cut meat out of there wll be no formal charge for the Call or Visit If no one In your home has your diet, youshould learn how to make seminar. \mokcd In two }ears. )OU the transition sensibly," warns,Dr. Ar- may qualIfy thur Weaver, associate professor of Those interested in registering for the cooking school should write Better Liv- Fand out from 3 f.1\t. f~ur surgery at WayneState University who and froendly Farme" A~ent. conducts "Creative Cooking Without ing Seminars, P.O. Box 574,Plymouth, Meat" classes as part of B~tter Living 48170,or call 459,2028between 9 a.m. Jim Storm Seminars. and 5p.m. week days. 43320 w. 7 Mile "Every year thousands of families WE NOW CARRY WHOLE Cut & Wrapped :across Irom lillie Caesar's A Northville Township resident, Dr. decide to change their eating habits," FRESH PRODUCE S Northville Weaver is scheduling four two-hour says Dr. Weaver, noting there are Pork Loin 51 ! 107Haggerty Road classes about adequacy of proteins, many reasons for this. Some, he says, C • Plymouth, MI 48170 BONELESS 349·6810 meal planning, cholesterol free dishes, wouldlike to cut downon the high fat in Head Lettuce 4 9 Ea, (313) 459-3890 lowsugar desserts and more. their diet while others are concerned Pot Roast 522~ with cholesterol, PBB and other ad· RED RfPE 49C Jellene. I Classes are scheduled for 7 p.m. Tomatoes Lb. BABY I ditives fed to livestock, and still others January 17, 20, 24 and 25 at 'Plymouth I SChoolcrall .,.. "simply can't afford to buy meat." Beef Liver Canton HighSchool,8415Canton Center Bananas C 89~. I Burrough, \ ~ 25 Lb _~c::J: Plymouth Ad ... in Canton. Most nutrition experts and dieticians, KOWALSKI Reg. & Garlic he points out, agree that Am!'!ricanseat Strohs AsS~"edFla\lOrs 49 1 i ~C)<." I $2 The evening will include fOQd tllpmuch,m~at and !tar;d~at:The way to Ice Cream '.~Gallon " ) B~I~gn.~t' ~11~~ PLYMOUl' { ~ ~" Sehrader's " I, CCN»ARE AT $195 ,. ea. LARGE SELECTION OF ·, FAmous Maker FINE LEATHER COATS, .'", ", SUITS JACKETS, TRENCH COATS, .,' ALL WEATHER SOME WITH ZIP LINING• $139 ZIP-LINED FROM ~ ...I ,• Now $79~'fci . '" n...e 3 pc. Vested I,, . ..' Suits are aI wool AUSTRIAN BLACK $72 "... Cllldwool bl... ,ll. The dtimale business suit Some of the fi~t leathers lor the dassic cus' CASHMERE you'l ever try on Qt prices lomer. lIS """"ed that'B surpri$ll you. in Stem' 'tylong includes a TOPCOATS '> sLghtfy shopecI gen' , tleman', ,Uh.",,"e. Comes in stripes. $159 cor:;ed • Sp('('iul Orcf.'rto\ Takt'n al Sal.· Pri('.'~ plood,. and sol,,,, " · LUXURIOUS ':, , I .' • Prompt \.. • • Want Ads Section GREEN SHEET INSIDE B SIiger /Livi ngston Ea~t ~...... Wednesqay, January 12, 1983 Resident wins, top honors in direct selling . For the second time within a year, The Direct Selling Association of touch." time because of the excellent profit op- sheadds. money is needed to start one's own Nancy Ordowskl of Northville has Washington,D.C., reports that close to "While many people see direct sales tions, flexible hours and high esteem," Sheattributes the popularityofdirect business. received national honors for outstan· 100,000indiVidualsattend home parties as an excellent way to supplement an says OrdowskJ. - sales to the fact that no previous ex- Princess House, a Colgate-Palmolive eing achievement in direct sales. She is every evening. It attributes their suc- existing income, many of these people Even in uncertain economic times, perienceor specificlevelofeducationis company, Is based in North Dighton, oneofsome 20,000independentcontrac- cess to convenienceand "the personal will eventually turn to the career full- direct sales careers remain popular, required and only a small outlay of Massachusetts. tors nationwidewhosell the finecrystal and decorator accessories of Princess House,a leadingdirect sales firm. LITTLE WEIGHT She and the consultants who work CONVENIENT with her throughout Michiganand nor- thwest Ohiowere honoredforcompiling SAVINCS PLAN PROBLEMS the best record in the nation for sales and Introduction of new consultants to BECOME •.. the Princess House direct saleSduring the c~mpany's 1982 spring-summer • ampalgn. BIG WEIGHT Ordowski, a resident of Dundalk Court in Northville, was presented a full-leadcrystal replica of a sailboat by PROBLEMS! company executives during an incen- tive trip to Nassau beforeChristmas. cosrs._-.-ftlUOU PIJRES"'~ She was one of 38 men and women lOCI"EUI'IWHUrrlCElPSlOU honored for outstanding sales and -HerniYMVOUcanmeasan. ~l'r:IUryouuseIt.AQtO-~ rx:rut::'e heattr 1$'"" PI..I&- leadership. Earlier in 1982she was etncIefttNld(osts~pernespel' I'r:IUr to QPente. so the rnc:ney YOU honored for achieving a similar record SD8'IO en heat comes batt to YOU as heat. 'lIt)U1ISlYemoneyonvour e'uring 1981. heiIdng bIIS. MIS yQ,I an ClfTYthr hNCwecnygu ~youoo. Direct sales is reported a growingin· theresa It.f'O.Sun-teI"c:'Sene ICIRO-SI.III- HYJaSWlYOU dustry in excess of $7 billionnationally. helt2tfOtneartveverytncfol ~WHU1MIYQlPYOUWMIIl The home party sales method used by Prices may vary by dealer FOOTE GRAVELY TRACTOR HIGHLAND OUTDOOR CENTER Princess Houseand others Is a popular NANCYORDOWSKI sales technique. 46401 Grand River - Novi 1135 S. Milford Rd .• Highland M0S'at~19-5 (West of Taft) Mon.-Fri. 9-6 (1 mile S of M-S9) 887 3434 348-3444 SAt. 9-2 . - Business Briefs ALBERT O. HORNER of Northville has been re-elected vice presi- dent of the Society of Consumer Affairs Professionals in Business Get Ready For Winter (SOCAP) for 1983. SOCAP is an international organization of individuals interested in - "$':'. THE PARTY'S OVER promoting effective communication between consumers, government ~ , .. IT'S TIME TO LOSE and busines·s. The purpose of SOCAP is to maintain the integrity of .. . . THA T EXTRA WEIGHT • t ...- -;:..~ business in dealings with cop.sumers as well as to define and advance the consumer affairs profession. 10 hp Tractor I, with 44" blade and BRING A :~ '. MIKE G. WISSER has been appointed to the position of chief cir- heavy duty chains FRIEND AND '\:. cuitry engineer at Agnew Machine Company of Highland. He will be SAVE OR .y,. responsible for the design and implementation of electric and -10 hp cast Iron Kohler en~ine 2Fonl • 4 speed cast iron transmission COME ALONE 'pneumatic circuits in the company's products. • Cast iron front axle ~.~ WiSser comes to Amtew'from-Workcenter Division-of-Ex-Cell"() -.electric start and lights SPECIAL AND SAVE! Corporation. He brings io'years' of experience in the designorerec-' • 23X8.50X12 rear tires trical, hydraulic and other systems for transfer and dial machinery. ·16X6.50X8 front tires ·Indivldual counseling on a one-to-one He is a graduat~ of Radio Electronic Tech School, and served in Reg. $2875 basis ·Doctors and Nurses on staff the Untied States Navy as Radarman/ Electronic Countermeasures Sale -No liqUid protein, exercise, fasting or Alll0·18hp long-term binding contracts • Specialist. Tractors on ·Lose 3 to 8 pounds ~ week Sale QUICK WEIGHT Many attachments Tire Chains 'available for available most tractors LOSS CENTERS NEW HUDSON POWER A MEDICAL PRACTICE I'OR RAPID WEIGHT lOSS 200 E. GRAND RIVER 53535 Grand River at Haas I'~ ~~.~ BRIGHTON 227-7428 M~~t.~~62mileswoofwi;;R;_1444 ~ •••• ~ IIAJOR CllfIlIT CAIIDIAtamD l1li: 1IIOIl-RI.I •.•• ·7 •.•• • lAT. I •••.. , .... • MIKE G.WISSER ALBERT HORNER CASH FOR LANO CONTRACTS & REAL ESTATE LOANS ' Bulk Kerosene January Clearance Sale Any type property anywhe!e In Michigan 24' Haws Call f fee 1 800'292 1550 First NatIOnal Accept Co. 64 $1 , Plus Gallon Tax • Get your business . going! Use the Wixom Co-op Business Directory 49350 Pontiac Trail smart shoppers do. Wixom 624-2301 r·······················COUPON···················_- :• .WeOverstocked For ~.-.::-=- : Christmas .~ SAVE upto 11. BONUS FOR DO·IT·YOURSELFERS ••••• OFF • CONSULTATION • TOOLS • ADHESIVES· TRIMS· 12 METALS· HARDWARE· TAPES . On All Name Brand Sewing Machines '& Vacuums • Pfaff • Elna • Brother • Kenmore • Riccar • Viking • New Home • Wards • Singer • Bernlna '. White' • National 95 /7 -Point Tune-up $9 On All Brands I Kitchen & Bath With Coupon. Expires 1-26-83 carpet SHOP AT HOME SERVICE • 9200 Highland Rd. (I-59) Padding Tile INSURANCE & REPAIR WORK Anderson's Hartland • 1 mile W. of Us 23 Vinyl Stretchers ___ N-:.:M.:.;;-S~9:..1 IM~MN N Sewing Machines Co. Verticals BRANDS YOU KNOW Kitchens (XI:!! en 887-1126 • 632-5236 Tack Strip Prospect Hili • Milford Hardwood Connolly's 0::) Free Estimates Wallcoverings 'Congoleum 'Masland Wallpaper 610 Highland Ave. 684·0404 carpet Lay·A-Ways Mon.-sat.10a.m.-6p.m. Textures 'Armstrong 'Mohawk Paste Welcome Thurs. till 8 p.m. VISA' Foils •Bruce Products Wader Boxes ~ __ CLiPiUSE __ ------. ~~ •••.•...... •.•...... ••...•.... • , ~~-S~UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE-NOVI NEWS- THE MILFQRDTIMES-Wednesday, .ian,~ary~2,1983 One local call places------aa want ad in over 64,000 homes through the following newspapers: Brighton Argus Sliger/Livingston Publications 240 313-227-4436 County Argus/Pinckney Post 313-227-4437 County Argus/Hartland Herald GREEN SHEET EAST 313-227-4436 Fowlerville Review 517-548-2570 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Livingston County Press 517-548-2570 001 Absolutely Free absoluMly 010 SpecIal Notices 010 Special Notices 013 Card ofThanks REAL ESTATE Walled Lake News NoviNews HUSKYCollie mixed female, 8 HOROSCOPESdone. Frank, THEFamily of Earl Auten wish 313-669-2121 months, housebroken. Loves UNEMPLOYED? DEPRESSED? honest, confidential. E. S. P. to thank all the relatives, . 313-348-3024 064 kids. (313)437-0371. FOR SALE te 078 Unhappy with the way YOur readings._~II Nancy Howle. friends and neighbors for their FREE IF you love cats and respect (517)548-3298. support, food, flowers, cards Northville Record life Is going? PONTIAC 8US. 069 age, Genie, 19'h, (313)227- and many other kindnesses SINESS INSTITUTE can be HOME blrlh Information call 021 Houses For Sale 313-348-3022 065 All Items offered In this 9584. your answer to a better tomor- (313)437-ll491or (313)437-2663. during our recent bereav&- 061 "Absolutely Free" column KITTEN,approximately 4 mon- row. We have several camp. I, Ernest C. Howe will not be ment In the lose of our love BRIGHTON,New home, $8,000 076 ths old. Calico female, litter uses Offering programs In one. We especially wish to South Lyon Herald 062 must be exactly that. free dala processing, word pro- responsible for debts Incurred down, 30 year mortgage at to those responding. This trained, friendly. (313)87S-6539, In my name other than by thank Roland Barr, Basil Ar- below market Interest rates. 313-437-4133 084 cessing, administrative moo. newspaper makes no 3 Kittens, titter box trained. 8 dical aSSisting, secretarial mysell. rand, Sharonand Sharyl Howe $59,900.For details ask for Joe 074 charge for these listings, weeks old. (517)546-'3542. and accounting that can help for trying so hard to get one of Phares, (313)227-4800.(8-53) NON·DENOMINATIONALmar- the grandsons home In lime. Milford Times 070 but restricts use to KITTENS.2 female, 1 gray, 1 you gel to where you want to TheLivingston Group, • 072 residential. Sliger/- be In life. call tOday.. riages performed. Rev. Clark. Dr. Omel and McDonald bull, 11weeks. (313)887-6421. (517)223-9904. 313-685-8705 080 Livingston Publications Funeral Parlor for their many 067 accepts no responsibility KITTENS, 6 weeks, long- Farmington 476-3145 NOTICE kindnesses, Rev, George POlICY STATEMENT Aft adYeftIS&ng 088 for actions between In- haired, white and rust, IIlter Madison Hgts. 544-8039 City of Wixom Police Depart- Mathews of The Community published It\ Shger Home 082 trained. (313)437-1522, Oxford 628-4846 1$ dividuals regarding Ab- ment found sum of money, In Baptist Church for his ser- N~s sut>tett 10 the ~ 089 Pontiac 333-7028 ben, stated In the .~M& ,at, solutely Free ads. (non- LOVEABLEgray and while kit- the area of the Wixom Food vices and comforting words. eatd e<»fts of 'WhICh art .v~l.able ten, titter trained. (313)878- ABORTION Allernatlves 24 Market and South Wixom II's wonderful to have such from the adWOftISlng department. 039 commercial) accounts on- SI*O'e' ~ Newspapers 104 'Ii 024 ly. Please cooperate by 6951. Hours, (313)632-5240. Problem Road, Contact the Wixom nice friends. Thank you and ....n._lie. M> 4-B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDTIMES-Wednesday. January 12.1983 064 Apartments 064 Apartments ------_.- 064 Apartments 064 Apartments 065 Duplexes For Rent 074 LiVing Quarters 089 Wanted To Rent, 103 Garagel 104'Household Goods • For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent ToSh.r. Rummage Sales HOWELL.Close to shopping, PINCKNEY. 2 bedrooms. FARMINGTON Hills - Novl HOWELL. 1 bedroom lower HAMBURG.PINCKNEY area. expressway and hospital. stove and relrlgerator. Im- BRIGHTON.sunny house with area. Working couple needs 2 FACTORY DIRECT THE GLENS APTS apartment. $265 Includes mediate occupancy, $275plus Oak table and chairs. antique At Hamilton Farms Spacious garden apartments. SLEEP CHEAP one person to share im- or 3 bedroom home with bas&- TO YOU private balcony. walkout utilities. No pets. (517)546- security deposit. (313)878- mediately. house newly ment and garage or what hava china cabinet. gate leg tables, Brighton 8930. stereoS. gas heaters. lurnace patios. carports, plush wall-to- L..:.;~,.,..,...... ,.,,....-.,...... ,....--:-:-: CREST MOTEL 9764. painted and insulated with you. Call collect alter 6 p.m. Rentals From wall carpeting. microwave HOWELL. NeWly decorated 1 4495W.GRANORIVER WHITMORE Lake. New 2 large yard. Quiet downtown (618)~161. blowers and much much Furniture whOlesale $287 oven. and much more. Large 1 bedroom. downtown area, bedroom. appliances. drapes. neighborhood with easy ac- more. Now accepting con- distributors of Michigan HOWELL.1.41 NORTHVILLE area. 9x12 signments. PlazaGarageSale, 229-2727 bedroom. starting at $260;and utilities InclUded. $260. (517)548-1220 carpeted. garage facilities. cess to shopping and space. ground level. heated. seiling all new merChan_ spacious 2 bedroom starting (313)349-4114. Sieeplng rooms, apartments $350 a month including highways. $175/half ulilltles. lor use 2-3 times month for 4642M-38.(313)231-9262, dise In original cartons. at S330.Call today lor appolt- and elliciencies. $19 double utilities. (313)227-1045. Call (313)227-6854persistently envelope stuffing. (313)349- KENSINGTON Park area. Not builder's Closeout BRIGHTON. One bedroom HOWELL. Downtown. walk to models or used merChan_ ment, Quail Creek Apart- shopping, banking. 1 bed. $25 two double beds. or (313)227-6535 leave 4757. FINALMOVINGSALE.PRICES lakefront. fireplace. $275 per 067 Rooms For Rent dIse. Mattresses Stille ments, (517)548-3733. bedroom, ulllilies furnished. Special rates by week. message. NOVI.12Oaks area. Hobblest REDUCED. Hearthmate month with ulllilles. Call fireplace wood stove $175. wrapped. 2 piece set: Twin HOWELL. HOLLY HILLS $210monthly. (31314314:1215. Carpeted. color TV. laundry BRIGHTON.Furnished Sleep- BRIGHTON. Hamburg. needs 2 car garage or 500 (313)231-3579alter 6:00 pm. room. large parking area. Kenmore washer and dryer $38. Full $48. Queen $68. APARTMENTS, 1 and 2 HOWELL. Taking Inquires, ing rooms. also efficiency Housemate to share 3 square foot area. Must be BRIGHTON. 1 bedroom. bedrooms. modern unils. $250 secure and have electricity. $175 trash compactor $75, Sofa beds $109. Odd S300 inclUdes utllfles. Even- apartment. By week or month. bedroom home. $150monthly sola' bed $25.Wednesdayand tables. $19.88. Bunk beds located off Grand River bet- up. Fully equipped Including SOUTH Lyon. One bedroom, 2 miles from Brighton. piUSutilities. (313)878-6728. Will share or what have you. ween US-23 and Pleasant Ings. (517)54IH287. Saturday only. 9 to 5 p.m. complete, $88. 6 piece II~_ clubhouse and swimming. spacious. upstairs. private en- (313)229-6723. HARTLAND/Howell, female Alter 7 pm.(313)349-2346. Valley. Pay rent by week or (517)546-9m. HOWELL. 2 bedroom upper trance. carpeted, stove, 13700 Whitetail Run. south of Ing room $170. $800 pils month. (313)229-9121. flat, $240 plus utilities. No BRIGHTON. Woodland Lake. roommate wanted Immediat&- Spencer west of Labadie. now $375. Now open to HOWELL. downtown area, refrigerator. utilities. $250. room with house privileges. Iy. three bedroom house. rent 101 Antiques BRIGHTON. One bedroom oets. (517)546-8930. (313)553-4659,1313)437-6397. (313)685-1658. public. skip the mid- one bedroom efficiency, $150monthly in advance with $105.(313)632-5405. dleman. Dealers & Institu- apartment. $245.monthly. heat security deposit required. $55 HARTLAND Manor Apart· SOUTH Lyon. 2 bedroom ANTIQUE clocks. Buy, sell, NOV\, Moving Sale. half utilities. male prelerred. HAMBURG· Whitmore Lake. repair. Work guaranteed, tional sales welcome. Included. Kensmgton Road, week. Days (517)546-7464. ments. 1.4-59and US-23. One apartment, approximately lots of extras. now until May, Miscellaneous lurnlture. EastGrand River.(313)227-2139 Large house. river. Evenings, (313)6244:1268alter 5 p.m. dryer, washer. Amanafreezer. Name brands Serta, etc. evenings 1313)625-8667. and two bedroom, from $275. 800 sq. ft.. air, appliances, 1983.(313)229-6506. (313)231-9353days (313)994- 9451 Buffalo. Hamtramck, or (313)623-9160. Wooded setting, very private. heat and water paid. $295per January13thru 20.24056Chip- HOWELL, Greenwich Village. BRIGHTON. Clean sleeping 4800 ext. 311. munkTrail. (313)348-7264. 1 block N. of Holbrook. 1 BRIGHTON. One bedroom, 1 bedroom apartment (313)683-2019. month. Adults prelerred. ANTIaUE SHOW- SALE room, new carpeting, private SOUTH Lyon. Large 3 LIVONIAMALL ,- """\ block E. of Conant. Credit, garage, in town. quiet available lor mature adultlrom HOWELL.Roomy 2 bedroom, (3131431-4486.(3131651-6219. bath, $140 Includes utilities. neighborhood, (313)231-1236. bedroom ranch. with horses. JANUARY12THRU16 cards & checks accepted. $185 monthly. Locally call nice downtown area. ulililies SOUTH Lyon. au let 2 (313)227-9973. $200monthly. (313)437-9602. delivery available. Drive a BRIGHTONarea. Furnished 1 (517)546-7279or call collect Wednesday thru Sunday dur- inclUded,$295.(313)349-4114. bedroom. newly decorated, BRIGHTON.Rooms. large and TWOstory home with working Ing mall hours. Seven Mile at HOUSEHOLD little & save a lot. Can bedroom apartment with (313)459-7080.Equal Housing walk in closets and balcony. small. House privileges. Call at Mon.-Sat. 10.7 p.m. HIGHLA'ND. New one utllilles. (313)422-5234. Opportunity. adult. $150 plus deposit. Mlddlebelt. Free admission. bedroom, completely turnlsh- Carpetmg. drapes and heat belore noon. (3131231-2343. (313)685-0963. Over 35fine dealers. 875-7166 BRIGHTON.Extra large nice 2 ed, $300 a month including furnished. Ideal lor working HOWELL.Clean, quiet roomy bedroom on Woodland Lake. couple or retirees. No pets. 5 076 Industrial, ulililies. Call after 3 pm. country home. $120per month 1928 Antique sofa. excellent Newly decorated, appliances (313)887-9352. minutes to South Lyon. piUS utilities. 1517)548-6918, Commerlcal For Rent 104 Household Goods and drapery. 5325.per month. GRAND PLAZA (313)437-3650. condition. rose color. $275. MILFORD. Spacious 2 (313)629-8364. (313)227-6054. OAK TABLES (313)227-3710. BRIGHTON Township. New APARTMENTsize washer and Close out, 42 .Inch round APARTMENTS bedroom apartment. $275. SOUTH Lyon. 1, 2 bedroom HOWELL. Employed female. dryer. good runningcondition, BRIGHTON.Newly decorated, apartmenls. Country selting. retail and office space In mini- BARGAIN BARN. 5640 M-59, pedestal dining tables, $150 IN HOWELL month. Nice 2 bedroom apart- kitchen privileges,' reduced Howell, (517)546-5995. S35lorboth. (313)873-6584. nice 1 bedroom on Woodland ment, heat Included. good ac- (313)437~413. shopping center. (31:;)357- (313)348-9545: rent for help With hOuseWOrk. 5116. Wednesdaythrough Saturday, BLONDE bedroom set, good Lake. Furnished or unlurnish- cess to expressway. 5325. SOUTH Lyon. Large stuido (517)546-5390. ed, $245per month. (313)227- Rentals from $274. In- BRIGHTON.Main Street. C&- 10:00am to5:00 pm. condillon. Best oller. (313)349- month winter months. S3OO. apartment, utilities included. LIVINGSTON County. Adult PLAYERplano. cabinet In ex- 3710. cludes heat, water. carpet, summer months. (313)685- '$250monthly. No pets. Adults ment block 2300 square leel. LOCAL dealer oflering cash 5779. drapes, range, loster care, home. Private cellent condition, Player. BRIGHTON. Move into a two 1588. prelerred. (3131437-2046. Ideal shop or warehouse facili- for old baskets. quilts. dishes, BEAUTIFUL solid dark pine mechanism needs work. $575. refrigerator, garbage rooms with private bath In ty. Gas heal. Loading dock. kitchenware. crocks. and wood bunk beds, $60. After bedroom garden umt, central disposal, clubhouse, and MILFORD.3 room and bath ef- SOUTH Lyon. 2 bedroom each room. TV in rooms, on EthanAllen pine rOCker.$100. air. Only $275month including Three Phase electric, 10 loot linens. No lurniture. Good 5:00 pm,(313)349-1467. (517)548-1070. pool. No pets. Opened 9 ficiency, partially furnished, apartment. heat included, lake. (313)735-5578. ceiling. $400 per month. Call condition only. please. heat. (313)229-7881. utilllies Included. $175. First large rooms. inexpensive. 1- CHEST type deep treeze, REBUILTwashers and dryers a.m. to 5 p.m. Closed MILFORD. Sleeping room. (3131368-2100.8 a.m. 104 p.m. 1313)685-2637. wood burning' stove. Call BRIGHTON. 1 bedroom Tuesday. and last month's rent plus (313)357-1646. private bath, kitchen weekdays. 'from $150. Rebuilt house, ulilities included, $58a security deposit. 1313)685-3225 NEWlittle shop in town featur- evenings(313)750-0902. refrigerators. ranges. freezers (517) 546-7773 WHITMORELake. East Shore privileges available. BRIGHTON.2,600 plus square ing walnut dropleal table. cup- week. (313)229-8982. after 4 p.m. week days. Apartments, spacious 2 References. $40 weekly. 715 COUCH. Colonial, red white Irom $145. Six monlh feet commercial warehouse. boards, collectibles. country blue plaid, good condition, guarantee. can deliver. See at BRIGHTON.Altractive lower 2 MILFORD. 2 bedroom apart- bedroom units trom $285and Union Street. office. 3 phase. newer accessories. much more. 6005 bedroom apartment overlook- HARTLAND. 2 bedrooms. all ment for rent, freshly painted. up. Call Ann Arbor Trust Com- $100 or best offer. (313)227- World Wide TV and Appliance, ROOM lor rent. Fowlerville. building. 1313)227-9973. N. Fowlerville Road. llk miles 7742. Brighton Mall. (313)227-1003. ing Mill Pond. All appliances new carpeting. stove. carpeted, all utilities lurnished panyRealtors, (313)769-2800. Cooking and laundry lacllitles north of traffic light. plus dishwasher. $350 a except electricity. storage 400sq. It. professional dentist DONATIONS01 useable lur- SPEEDQueen washer. heavy refrigerator. basement InclUded.(517)468-3664. OLD solid oak wardrobe. $175. month, includes heat. Securi- storage, low utilities, hall blne. $315 plus security 065 Duplexes For Rent office on 1.4-59.(313)629-3851. niture. large and small ap- duty. $150. Kenmore electnc ty depOSit reqUired. Adults deposit. (313)6~52. WHITELake Township. Room NEW Hudson. Grand River. (313)878-6049alter 4:00 pm. pliances, household goods. dryer. $125. Kelvlnator block to grocery store, post BRIGHTON.214 O'Doherty. 2 preferred. No pets. (313)474- ollice, church, etc. $280. and bath. kitchen privileges. 1,000 sq. It. shop/office. SHOP NEXT DOOR. NOW tools, and etc. will be greatly refrigerator with Ice maker,. MILFORD.2 bedroom duplex bedroom with attached (313)887-7628. 8066. month, Immediate occupancy. with basement and large yard, (313)437-6025. OPEN. Large selection of fur- appreciated by Unity Unlver· bronze.$225.Chest of drawers garage, appliances included, niture and collectibles. We BRIGHTON city. Spacious 2 (313)632-5654. S3OO. (313)685-3557. 069 Condominiums, sal Life Church. Free pick-up. and dresser. $125. (313)349- air. immediate occupancy. , 080 Office Space buy and sell. Furniture stripp- Tax receipt furnished. 4473. bedroom upstairs apartment. HOWELL. Spacious 2 NEW Hudson, large upstairs $350 per month plus security. Townhouses heated, private entrances, For Rent Ing by hand, stripping sup- (517)223-9904. SEWING Machine. Ward's bedroom units. central air. apartment, 2 bedrooms, sun Rent negotiable. Call (313)227- For Rent plies for sale. Wednesday thru garage included. $325. heat and water included, large porch. washer, dryer, 6243. DINING room set. modern Deluxe with cabinet. good (313)437-0820or (313)684-0073. BRIGHTON. 2 bedroom con- BRIGHTON. Deluxe office Saturday. 2 to 5 p,m. Lake heated pool. Moving dishwasher. carpet and BRIGHTON. Attractive two Walnut,42 In. round table wilh condition. $85.(3131349-3311. dominium available im- space or merchantile use. Chemung Oldies. 5255 E. 2 leals, 4 chairs, black leather BRIGHTON, Howell area. allowance lor new tenants. drapes throughout. Heat and bedroom. appliances, large Grand River. Howell. (517)546- SIN?lER automatic zlg·zag Golden Triangle. Call (517)546- mediately. $295 monthly. completely remodeled upto seats. Small buffet and glass Down stairs apartment, S300 water paid. $350 monthly. Call back yard, patio, washer, 3200 sq. ft.. Grand River a.t 7784 or (517)546-8875. sewing machine. sews Single Including utllilles. (517)548- 1804. Jan. (313)437-8160. 1313)769-7442. After 5 .m. china cabinet, $750,excellent dryer hoOk-up. attached Main Street. Best lease rate-ln SIX loot oak IIreplace manl/e. or double needle. designs, 3523. (313)973-3157.Ask for Ivea. condition. Bedroom set, lull overcasts. buttonholes, etc. HOWELL. 2 bedroom ranch NORTHViLLE. Luxury 2 garage.(313)229-2552. Brighton. (313)229-2981. wilh mirror. S3OO. Old pump apartment. First month free bedroom apartments ~i1h BRIGHTON. 1 - 2 bedroom. walnut bookcase bed. 9 Moderncabinet. Take on mon- BRIGHTON.2 bedroom, with BRIGHTON.450sq. II. ollice, 'organ, excellent wood. $300. with lease. $290 a month in- woodside view and large clean, painted, near K-Mart/- drawer dresser. 5 drawer thly payments or $56.00cash kilchen appliances. Close to $335; 350 sq. ft••$235.W.Grand (517)546-7550. chest, $350. very good condi- DON'T cludes all appliances. Security pallo. Fully carpeted. all ap- churches and shopping, 315 Meijer. $215 - $290. 1313)227- balance. Still under required. 718 Osceola. pliances inclUded. Walking 5882. River/Woodland Office YE Olde House winter hours, lion. Walnutstained double bi- guarantee. Universal Sewing WAIT UNTIL O'Doherty. $319 per month Center. (313)227-3630. Monday, Wednesday. Friday. fold birch doors, Iits 79x71 (313)363-7133or (313)685-2657distance to downtown shopp- plus security deposil. (313)227- BRIGHTON. LOVELY 2 Center. (313)334-0905. • after6 p.m. Ing area. 5365per month. Nor- BRIGHTON. ·2 room suite. Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. opening, like new. 1313)685- MONDAY! 7571. bedroom, new appliances, Closed Tuesday. Thursday, 8551,alter 4p.m. SPEED Queen washer and HOWELL. Spacious one thville Green Apartments, shopping and ski resort near- downtown location. 5325 per dryer. excellent condition. Youcan place your ad any day month. Call(313)227-1311. Sunday. Chair caning class. of the week. Office hours are bedroom apartment Includes (313)349-7743. by. (3131227-5882. DELUXE wavJless heated Callalter 5 p.m. (517)223-9073. FOWLERVILLE. 'Sharp 2 Saturday morning January 22. king size waterbed. S300 or 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday heat, water, carpet, range and NORTHVILLE. One bedroom BRIGHTON.For rent or sale. SOLID pine bunk beds. 2x6, bedroom duplex with ap- 070 Mobile Homes Grand River frontage office 114E. Main. Brighton. (313)227- best. (313)349-0958. - Friday. Our phone room refrigerator. Clsoe to apartment, backyard. patio, 2326. ' $119.95or 2x4. $89.95. Inlerest downtown. $250 month. pliances. 5325 per month. For Rent space or mercanlile use, ex- DRYER,electric, good condi- salespeople will be happy to basement. $300 month plus (313)227-2882.(313)229-8349. free layaway. Call The Fur- (517)223-9638. security. All utilities Included. cellent parking. upto 2,000sq. Ilon. like new, white. $125. help you. BRIGHTON. Woodland Lake. 102 Auctions niture Store. (313)227-5466. HOWELL, Hartland area. 2 (313)349-9495. HOWELL. Pleasant View It.(313)227-1277. (313)437-0071. Estates. 2 bedroom, fully Private lot, 2 bedroom, lur. SLEEPER sofa $75. Strata- • FOWLERVILLE. $235, ADC bedroom apartment. Old US- NORTHLVILLE.Furnished ef- HOWELL area, 1600 sq. It. AUCTION: Every Saturday DINING room set. Table and carpeted, stove, relrigerator. nished, $235. monthly. night 7 p.m. 10070 Marilyn. lounger reclining chair. $25. welcome, large bedrooms, ap- 23 and Bergin Road, close to ficiency apartment In town. (313)227-6060. near 1-96 expressway. 1313)229- chairs. hutch and buffet, (313)449-4989. expressway. $275per month. Washer, dryer hook-Up. 2050. corner of 5 Mile and Chubb c,lerry wood, excellent condi- pliances. carpeted, Heat, air conditioned, suitable 1517)5~813. BRIGHTON. Furnished 2 TV and electronic repair ser- redecorated. (517)546-4659. (313)632-5419. for one mature tennant. $240 HOWELL. 139 sq. It. ollice, Road. 5 miles west of tion. (313)348-9728. HAMBURG. 2 bedroom, bedroom. $250 monthly plus Plymouth. Consignments ac- vice, reconditioned TV's for FOWLERVILLE. Large 2 HOWELL.One bedroom apart- month, First and last months utilities. (313)227-1259belore $150 monthly, all utilities in- FRIGIDAIRE electric dryer, sale, (313)229-6812. rent plus cleaning deposit. fireplace, fully carpeted. cluded. Telephone answering cepted Wednesday thru Fri- bedroom apartment. all ap- ment, Citizens Insurancearea. 3 p.m. day, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Boston auto and lime dry, very good Available end of January. $225 Available March 1. Energy efficient. Very clean. service available. livingston condition, $95.(517)546-0904. WASHER. and dryer •• pliances. carpeted, easy ex- Available February 1. $400. FOWLERVILLE. One Pritchard. (3131459-5486. guaranteed. $225 both. can pressway access. $240 per with security deposit. (517)548- References. Cali Sherry. County Board of Realtors, GAS stove, good condillon, 3580 after 6p.m. (313)349-8700. (313)231-1589. bedroom. $170 plus. Cedar 1517)548-8301. deliver. Call(313)231~593. month, easy security deposit. River Park.(5;7)223-8932. $75.1313)227-4666. (517)223-8571. PINCKNEY.Clean, 1 bedroom HOWELL.In town, 2 bedroom, HOWELL, Hartland area. Old ROBERT VANSICKLE WOODBURNINGfireplace In- appliances, washer and dryer. FOWLERVILLE.Marlette with GE refrigerator freezer. Anti- sert, Hearthmate. Used lillie, FOWLERVILLE. Two apartments now available. Ful- U5-23and Bergin Road. close • AUCTION SERVICE que round oak table. Chairs. HOWELL ly carpeted, stove and unfurnished, $260plus utilities ExpandO,2 bedroom. $250per to expressway. 14xl0 area. Farm. household. estate and excellent heat. (517)546-7140. bedroom. country location, and security depOSIt.(517)546- month plus utilities and Desk. Rototiller. 1/4 mile Irom town. All refrigerator included. 1 year $200a month. (313)632-5419. Miscellaneos. Novl. miscellaneous. (517)223-3278,WARD'Sportable dishwasher. HOLLY HILLS lease, no pets. $255 piUS 8335 alter6 pm. security deposit. Includes lot $25; Kenmore washer. $80; redecorated. $255 monthly. rent and park services. Rent HOWELL. Prolessional ollice • (313)563-0455 (517)223-3935after 6p.m. (517)223-9090. security deposit. 1 month free NEW Hudson. Super large 2 space at 110 North Michigan. ~ Hotpolnt electric range, $65; PHASE II rent with 1 year lease. bedroom four-plex. 10 miles with purchase option or pur- Call Art Heikkinen, (517)546- _ 19 Inch Zenith portable color Hamilton gas dryer. $50; FOWLERVILLE. One Large 1 - 2 bedrooms, Irom TV lor sale, $150.Good work- (313)878-5785. east 01 Brighton. $295. mon- chase with 7% mortgage 1434. ' Norge gas dryer. $80. Call bedroom, $185 plus utIlities. $256. includes heat. ap- financing to qualified appli- JERRY DUNCAN'S Ingcondition. 1517)548-4168. PINCKNEY. Large one thly. (517)546-9791or (313)437- after6 p.m. 1313)669-2248. Responsible adults. (517)548- pliances, security doors, no cant. (517)521-3412. LIVONIANorthville area. Ultra- Auctioneering Service KENMOREgas dryer, 3 years pets. Free cable first month bedroom apartment, fully 0759. ZENITH 19 Inch ~black and 1176days. HOWELL. 2 bedroom mobile modern. 1-275access, 750 sq. Farm. Estate, old, $200. Double bed, mat- for new tenants only. carpeted, large yard, quiet PINCKNEY. 2 bedrooms, ft. or more. Haggerty near white portable; Frigidaire HOWELL,in town, 1 bedroom, home for rent wilh option to tress and Irame, $10.1517)546- (517)546-7660 area. Heat paid, $250 plus Howell Schools, $250 per Seven Mile. After 6 pm, Household, Antique. under counter diShwaSher". carpeted, heat included. deposit. (313)878-3883. month. (313)878-5050. buy. near shopping center, Miscellareous. 1205. Kenmore sewing machine in adults prelerred. $250 pIus security deposit required. (313)349-8355. SOUTHLyon. 1bedroom, near PINCKNEY. 2 bedroom, ap- KENMORE vac and seWing cabinet. (313)878-6951. security. (517)546-3408. ~WELL, Lake Chemung. 2 Falrlane Estates. call (517)546- NORTHVILLE. Modern office machine, $140 each. Zenith bedroom apartment for rent. town, Includes stove, pliances, spacious, 1st mon- space lor renl. 190East Main. 437-9175 or 437-9104 HOWELL.Two bedroom apart- th's rent free. 1313)632-7615. 1450afterl:30 p.m. black and white, $.40.Table 105 Firewood $300.. plus utililies. Days refrigerator, $220. (313)455- (313)349-0373. ments across Irom McPher- 1487. HOWELL. 2 bedroom. $50 and chairs, $40.End tables, all son Hospital. Stove, (313)229-2989,nights (517)546- PINCKNEY.Portage Lake ac- NORTHVILLEdowntown Irom other household items. 1- ALL seasoned hardwood. $40 cess, 2 bedrooms, basement, weekly plus utilllies, plus relrlgerator, carpetmg. air 5515. SOUTH LYON. Your own en- security deposit. 1517)546-115to 700sq. ft. 2nd floor, cor- (517)655-2745. picked up. $45 delivered. trance makes lor your own garage, screened porch. fenc- condltlomng, some With heat 3075. ner 01 Cenler and Main. LOCHINVAR40 gallon oil hot (517)546-3146. included. (5171546-3396. home. Phone Princeton Apart- ed yard, 6525 Orchard. $350 (313)422-2490. per month. (313)971-6579Ann water heater. Used 3 years. ALL seasoned Northern hard- ments (313)437-5007whare we 072 Mobile Home Sites wood, oak and maple. 1 to 40 pay heatand water. Arbor evenlnlls. 082 Vacation Rentals $100 or best offer. (313)227- For Rent 9868after 6p.m. lace cord loads. 4x8x18. As low as $34 per lace cord. Im- 1 MONTH FREE RENT BRIGHTON. Small, attractive, LADY Kenmore washer, ten years old, runs good, $50. mediate delivery. Trierweiler older home would be Ideal lor Truck and Grading. (517)546- Free Cable TV this park within the city limits. (313)349-2199. 3146. _. For qualified 1 bedroom tenants only Ask for Markat (313)227-2221or MATCHING90inch Rowe sofa Rent from $247.50 KENSINGTON PARK APTS. (3131227-2482. and chair. Whata steal for only CHATEAUNovi. 2 months rent $75.1517)223-8809. ACE SLABWOOD limited Time Only 1 Bedroom Units 2 BEDROOM APTS. From $290 free or $350 towards moving MAGIC Chel oven and range Three lace cord, 4x8x4 large LIMITED OFFER ON 2 BEDROOM ONLY costs for filling a vacant lot at top, built-in. $125. (313)437- bundles. Clean. solid. cured, *I , MONTH'S FREE RENT • I* Chateau Estates In Novl. 1143. PONTRAIL APARTMENTS 088 Storage Space 103 Garage& no splitting. Excellent lor (3131624-4200. Rummage Sales fireplace and air·tlght stoves. in South Lyon on Pontiac Trail For Rent MAHOGANY colored cherry 1 BEDROOM AT $239 FOWLERVILLE. Cedar River bedroom set, excellent condi- $20 a face cord. delivery BARGAIN BARN, 5640 1.4-59. between 10 & 11 Mile Rds. •Air • Pool & Club House ·Carpet· Appliances Park. Choice lots available. BRIGHTONarea. 1200sq. ft. tion. $500. (517)546-1925. available. Open 7 days. 1517)223-8932. commercial storage. $2 loot. Howell. (517)546-5995. (517)223-9090. Wednesdaythrough Saturday. NEW chest type Whirpool. Near Old 23and 1-96.(313)227- HEAT FURNISHED (HEATINCLUDED) SOUTH Lyon. Assorted lot 10:00amto 5:00 pm. 23.2 cu. ft. freezer. $450 new, Comlortable Living at Reasonable Rates sizes, $138.1 month rent Iree. 5612. asking $300. (517)546-8864. A&SSupply 1·96 at Kent Lake EXit, across Irom Kensington Near major interchanges. (313)266-4926. Semi loads or partial loads. 1 and 2 Bedroom Units State Park, 7 min. from 12 Oaks Mail. CITYof Brighton, lighted, very Available for Immediate Occupancy (313)437-2046. secure. cheap. (313)231-1438 FREE NEW Maytag heavy duty Delivered. 4 ft x 4 It x· KAFTAN 437-6794 evenings. washer, no money down. 100 Inches federal cords. 074 Living Quarters 437·3303 I HOWELL.326 Clinton. corner GARAGE SALE $28.14 per month. AAA Ap- 313)426-5036. To Share 01 Barnard, garage for rent. pliance. 4675 East Grand ALL hardwood, mostly oak S30 month. (313)349-3940. KITS! River. Howell, call anyllme, Seasoned, $40. Immediate BORDER needed to share 3 ASKABOUTYOURSWHEN bedroom house ($145),With a YARDspace for rent for equip- (313)227-1050or (517)548-1653. delivery available. (517)546- YOUPLACEYOUR 8167. LUXURIOUS 1 & 2 BEDROOM man31.13131349-0603. ment, bulk materials, elc. GARAGESALEAD IN NEWBig Load Maytag electric Bart, (313)474-6688. THEGREENSHEET dryer, no money down, $21.73 APARTMENTS FROM $225 per month. AAA Appliance, ABSOLUTELY (313)227-1050or 1517)548-1653. GUARANTEEDTOBURN. • Carpeting • Balcony at 4675EastGrand River, Howell. ALL SPLIT YEAROLD • Appliances • BeautifUl Grounds Nol1hville MIXEDWOOD $45.95 ·Spaclous 1, 2 or 3-Bedroom Apart- ALL HARDWOOD $55.00 • Sw,mmlOg Pool • Convenient to ments • OverlooklOg Lake Shopping BIRCH.APPLE,CHERRY ·1 or 2 Baths •Private Balcony or Patio HOUSEHOLD AUCTION $65.00 • ·Private Entrances ·Lighted Tennis IRONWOODAND HICKORY For Rental Information Courts HAVING SOLD MY HOME WE WILL SELL THE FOLLOWING AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT 230 FIRST $75.00 (313) 229-8277 .Clubhouse with Saunas ·Swimming "DELUXE MIX" $65. i Pool STREET, NORTHVILLE, MICHIGAN. TAKE FOR HIGHEST QUALITY I SHELDON TO 7 MILE ROAD THEN WEST-TO 1ST Office Hours: Monday thru . HEAT INCLUDED SPECIAL SINCE1970. STREET THEN NORTH. HANKJOHNSON&SONS Saturday. 9to 5 or , 134MILE WEST OF 1-275ON 7 MILE LIMITED OFFER by appointment. ~ ROAD SUNDAY, JANUARY 16. 1983AT12:00 NOON (313)349-30187days a week. If ONLY PEN DAILY 8:30 A.M.-6 P.M., SAT. & Beautiful Ornate Mirror, Two Antique Spindle no answer(313)348-2106. SUN. 12-6P.M. Back Rush Boltom ChaIrs, Duncan Phyfe Oval Cof· ALL hardwoods by face cord LAKEPOINTE . 349-8410 fee Table. Duncan Phyfe Dining Room Table with $240 (4x8x16),$40.(313)437-1350. _ STURBY MANAGEMENT Three Leaves, Duncan Phyfe Buffet with Brass ALL seasoned and splllted APARTMENTS ~ Pulls. Mahogany What Not Shell. Several Occa· oak and maple. 4x8x18.$45 a cord. (517)546-5637. In Brighton slonal Chairs. Anlique 3-Drawer Pine Chest With • eo.er.d pItldng '12 Mile South of 1-96/Grand River Exit Brass Pulls. Gold Floral Couch. Small Drop Leal .w,"_wptt A seasoned hardwood, $35 Managed by WOOdbury Mgt •• lnc. Table, Several Nice Anlique Plant Stands. Walnut • Cenlr>lalr lace cord. 4x8x16,you pick uP.- Picture Frames, Cedar Chest with Copper Trim, con 105 Firewood 105 Firewood 106 Musical Instruments 107 Miscellaneous 107 Miscellaneous 107 Miscellaneous 107 Miscellaneous 109 Lawn & Garden 111 Farm Products Care and Equipment ._-~--fiREWOOD, $80, 8 or 4 feet FORTEX 14 quart palls $8.25. RUBBER stamps - Milford WOMAN'S leather Jacket, size 1,500 Bales first cut clover hay. cords, $45 split face cords, OAK FIREWOOD ORGAN, Gulbransen WANTED Pacemaker, with rhythm, ex· Fortex corner feed tub $10,25 Times, 438 N. Main, Milford. 12, $30; electric space heater, INTERNATIONAL Harvester $1.50 bale. (511)223-9087. 4 x 8 x 16. Seasoned oak and S35 PER FACE Fortex feed pan $5• Cole's cellent condftlon. Sacrillce at - STANDING .50. (313)885-1507. $15; Colorburst 100 Instant Cub Cadets sales and service, DRIED shelled corn, $5.50 per maple. Delivered. Call Pat or CORD SPLIT Elevator, east end of Marlon camera, $15; sewing machine, ~::J.offerOver$l,ooo.(313)231- RINSE·N-VAC Carpet Cleaner new and used. Suburban 100 pounds, with own bag. frank. (313)437·6434 or 4'xS'xlS" TIMBER Street In Howell. (511)546-2720. rental at Hamburg Hardware, $10: 8 track player, $20. Lawn Equipment, 5955 Whit· Bags available. (517)546.4496. (313)231·9255. Delivery Available ORGAN, Gulbransen HESLIP'S HEARTH 10598 Hamburg Road, Ham- (313)227-6569. more Lake Road, Brighton. fIREPLACE wood, seasoned G' EXCELLENT HAY, $2.25 first 87&-8106 Pacemaker with rhythms, ex- Frank lese Wood and coal burning burg, WILD Bird Feed $6.50 per 50 lb. (313)227-9350. cut, second cut $3.00. (517)223- Northern Oak, $45 a face cord, 227-2720 stoves. Fireplace Inserts. Fur· cellent condition. sacrifice at (313) 878-6106 Evenings SCISSOR sharpening. At the bag, Select Sunflower Seeds LAWN maintenance land- 3100. 4x8x16. $50 If delivered. nace add-ons for forced air or SEASONED hardwood, mostly beat oller over $1,000.(313)231. aUY Watkins Products, 1487 Saw Shop. All type saws. 4524 $13.25 per 50 lb. bag. Cole's scape business for sale, all (517)548-~24;:05~._....,-....,...- __ boilers. Accessories. (517)546- EGGS, farm fresh, brown and oak, split wood by the face Pinckney Road, Howell. Elevator, east end of Marlon equipment, and lobs If FIREWOOD for sale. $40 face 1457. Cohoctah Road, (517)546-4205. 1127;-. while. 5201 VanOrden, Web- cord 4 x 8 x 16, $30 you pick (511)548-4836. ' Street In Howell. (511)546-2720. wanted. $5,500. (313)227-3252. • cord, 4 x 8 x 16. split and SPECIAL sale. Plano-Organs BRICKS, reclaImed. Picked up berville west of Hamlins uP. delivered $35. Block wood KRUSTY dog food, high pro- STORM windows and doors, SEARS 16 hp riding lawn delivered. (511)546-1925. new and used. Best deal In and delivered. Eldred's 108 Miscellaneous Trailer Court. (511)521-3868. unspllt, $28 pICked up, $32 this area. New from $895. and tein, 50 pounds, $9.50. Meal, InsIde sliders, custom made. mower, 48 Inch mower, HAY. first cutting, $2. Second, fiREWOOD, oak and maple. delivered, Call (511)521-4150or uaed from $95. We also bUy Bushel Stop, (313)229-6657. $8.50. (517)548-9800or (517)5<6- Free estimates. (517)54&-2200. Wanted anowblade, chains. Good con- $40 cord. 4x8x16. White birch $3. Straw, $1.40. (511)548-4285. (511)521-4597. your old pianos, Kimball, BRICK, reclaimed. Excellent 4528. SINGER deluxe model, por· dition. $1,500 or best offer. available. (313)887-5907. ARE you collecting on a land HAY, Alfalfa, first and second SEASONED hardwood, $45 Sohmer. Tokal, Everett, for homes and fireplaces, $150 KNAPP Shoe Distributor, table, zlg-zagger In sturdy (313)829-9062. contract and want to cash out? cutting. Delivery available. face cord, 4x8x16. Delivery Gulbransen, Dealers, 209 S, per 1,000. (313)349-4~. Leonard Eisele, 2473 Wallace carry case. Repossessed. Pay TROY Bllt rototlllers on sale If so call (313)229-6872. CalI(313)426-5038. MaIn Street, Ann Arbor. BARGAIN BARN, 5640 M-59, Road, (511)521-3332. off $38 cash or monthly pay. available Union Lake, Milford BUYING used furniture and now. Complete sales, service, FIREWOOD area. (3131887-6996. (313)663-3109. • Howell. (517)548-5995. LADIES leather riding boots, ment. 5 year guarantee. parts and rentals. Call Sun HAY for sale. first cutting appliances. (517)223-9212. $1.80, second cutting $2.70. 90% OAK SEASONED hardwood mixed. 107 Miscellaneous Wednesday through Saturday, fl0. Hunt caps, sizes 8 7/8, Universal Sewing Center, Valley, (313)231-2474. 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. 7 114. $12 each. (313)349-1525. (313)334-0905. BUYING evergreen and shade (517)54803898. Buy truck loads and save, (313)632-7255. trees, I will dig. Also large 12 hp. Wards electric start AIRTIGHT wood stove sale BRAND new Universal mount, SIX foot aluminum outside LIVESTOCK feed, as low as 4x4x8 log lengths, $65 full SEASONED Red Oak, 4x6X18, 80 Lb. rock salt. $4.50. Wixom boulders. (313)231·1464. tractor, plow, grass cutter, cord. Fast. free delivery. featuring the Squire. Evenings 54 Inch snow blade for 12 HP CO-Op, (313)824-2301. doOrwall with screen, ex- and trailer. $1,100. Call 12 noon $6.95 hundred. Also large $45 delivered. $40 for 3 or more COLLECTABLE old Items. Any bales of good hay, no rain, $2. and weekends. (5tn54&-1089. or larger garden tractor. $100. 50 Lb. Sunflower seeds. cellent condition, $100. t05p.m. (313)229-9217. delivered. (313)629-5239 bet· coins, pennies to estates. Delivery available. (313187&- • _(31_3)6_29-48_~29_. _ weenl0 a.m. t08 p.m. AIR tight wood stove, like \4 Inch ping-pong table, $25. $12.75, Wixom CO-Op, (313)624- (313)349-0307. Baseball cards, comic books, 110 Sporting Goods 2471. fiREWOOD, mixed hard- new, With Magic Heat, $400. 52 ~(31:;3::!;)229-6~~0~70~.~,....-.,----=----:-:-2301. SNOWBLOWER, 14 Inch SEASONED oak, $40 facecord military Items, railroad trains, POTATOES No.1 white, $3.25 woods. 4x8x16, $28. (511)223- gallon electric hot water DRIVEWAY CUlverts, South LOG splitter, 5 hp, Utility Sears, $100; 8 gallon GUNS - buy, sell, trade. All 4x8x16 delivered. (517)546- $450. stamps, dolls, toys, pocket for 50 Ibs. Also onions and red 9350. (517)223-9247. heater In goOd condltlon, $50. Lyon Lumber and Farm tool box for pickup, $55. humldlller, $30; Steelcase of· 1478, ask for Todd. watches, clocks, some old kinds, new and used. Com- and Russet potatoes. Mahar (313)824-6996. Center, 415 East Lake. (511)54&-3146. flee desk, 5 drawer, $75. plete reloading headquarters. FRANKLIN stove, doors, SEASONED maple, split. guns. (313)437-2901. Potatoe Farm, (517)634-5349 ASHLEY, Briggs, Homellte, ~(31::;3:<.)43.:::.:..7-.;.;17:.::5.;.;1.,--_ (517)546-7589. Guns Galore, Fenton. (313)829- screen, pipe. complete. $100. stacked, delivered free. $39 MILLER wIre feed welder, CASH for garage sale lIems, anytime. (3131629-6625. Kohler, Sachs-Dolmar, and SNOWBLOWER. 6 hp. 24 In. 5325. face cord, 4x8X16. (313)669- 035. 50 foot welder extension by the box lot or Ifldlvldual QUALITY hay and straw Simplicity parts and service. cord. $685. (313)227.7582. Yardman snowbird. A-l condI- GREAT value! Brand new In fiREPLACE wood. $28 per 3267, (313)349-6393. DON'T lIems. (511)54&-5995. delivered, reasonable. Call face cord. 4x8x16. In blocks. Howlett Bros, Gregory. tion. $350. (517)546-2637. box. Klafs Super Sport home WHITE birch firewood, $50 per (313)49&-2715. NEW Apple II Plus, monitor GIDDEN high chair, umbrella (313)475-8585evenings. $35 split. (517)548-2700. face cord (4 It.x8 It.x16 In- WAIT UNTIL SUPER Mix Sweet Horse Feed stroller. (313)229-4297. fitness machine, regular retail and disk. Won In contest. $9.25 per 100 lb. bag. Complete your cost $150. Super SWEET feed, hay, straw. Free HARDWOOD, 4x8x16, $40 face ches), pickup. $55 delivered 1979 Mctlc Cat Pantera, $1,000; $695, size ski boots, photo MONDAY! Bargain. (313)229-4159. Horse Pellets $5.75 per 50 lb. LARGE gas space heater, Tan Elite Model sun tan delivery on quantity orders. cord picked up, $45 face cord near Howell. (511)54&-3188. 6 $35; You can place your ad any day NEW kitchen cabinets. Call bag. Cole's Elevator. east end must be In good working con- lounge, regular retail $1,495, Echo Valley Feeds. (313)437- delivered two or more. enlarger and darkroom equip- ment, BMX Super Goose, of the week. Office hours are (313)685-3686alter 8 p.m. of Marlon Street in Howell. dition and reasonable. 5024. (313)231-1649. $45; your cost $450. Call Walt at X-MAS SPECIAL $200. Call after 8 p.m. per- 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday (511)546-2720. (517)546-5837. (3131851-1982or work (313)349- SHELLED corn, $5.50 per 100 P. F.INC. FIREWOOD • HARDWOOD, spilt, sistently (313)231-2019. - Friday. Our phone room UNIVERSAL 36 Inch MAGIC Heat or similar heat 1400. pounds with bag. (313)87&- 4 x 8 x 16, $45 face cord 4' x 4' x 100 Inches salespeople will be happy to snowblade, $20. Johnson add- exchanger. (511)54&-3819. SKI boots. Munarl, ladles size 5574. delivered. (313)349-0561. $65 each Tax Included help you •• ONTV RESALE and repair shop. SUPER Mix Pig Grower $9.75 10 Cord Minimum on wood stove with 8, never used, $50. San Marc\) ITASCA bar and chain 011. WINTER Buys, sells, trades and repairs per 100 lb. bag, Pig Grower Quantity Discount thermostat-blower, $220. Four ladles sIZe 5Y.rN, never used, $3.99 per gallon. Bar and chain DELUXE stationary bike, ex- INSTALLATION used household Items. Pellets $6.25 per lb. bag. (313)662-7855 14 Inch tires, $20, all. Huskey $65. (5tn546-3938. 50 011In bulk, $2.99 a gallon. Sun ENERGYAMANACOMMAND cellent condition. (313)229- SPECIAL snowmobile, $50. (313)49&- (313)437-6489. Cole's Elevator, east end of 10 speed Schwinn Traveler, Valley •Garden Equipment, Offer expires 1-31-83 Is the most efficient furnace 8285. 2126. SILVER DOLLARS wanted by used 3 times, asking $150. Marlon Street In Howell. Hamburg, (313)231-2474. $14.95 you can buy. TlJls furnace can Enloy smash box office USED office desks and chairs private collector. Cash paid for (313)887-7515after5 pm. (517)546-2720. JOHNSON add-on woOd fur- 106 Musical Instruments reduce your heating bill ENERGYCOMMAND movies, local sports, and more. Call 9:30 am to' old coins regardless of condI- WANTED to rent good prOduc- nace. Thermostat with large enough to pay you to replace AMANA furnace Is the most sImulcast concerts, all corn- 1':30 pm, (511)548-4110. tion. No dealers please. 111 Farm Products tive farmland in Fowlervllle/· blower. like new. $350. BASS player and drummer an Inefficient furnace pletely commercial free. (313)685-2657alter 6 pm. Howell area. (511)223-S289. elficent in the world. For more USED portable color TV's, APPLES and fresh cider at (313)665-0116. needed for Top 40 band. Call regardless 01 age or condI- Limited time, call now. Bill Informatlon call anytlme reasonably priced. (313)349- WANTED to buy, color TV's. Warner Orchard and Cider KENTUCKY coal. Sold by Debbie, (517)546-3587or Craig, tion. Young, (313)229-7807. 112 Farm Equipment 5183. Working or not. Must be com- Mill, Brighton. We ship apples pound or cubic yard. Eldred's (313)426-2887. HEATYOURWATERTOOl 313-227':1050 WEDDING Invitations, plete. (313)227-7811, Randy. UPS. Open dally except Mon- FORD 8N With front blade, FRENCH Gemelnhardt open NO CHIMNEYS REQUIRED • Bushel Stop, (313)229-6857. OLDER woodburnlng cook napkins, thank you notes, $1,500. John Deere 7 foot flail hole flute, model3S with low B 94%-95% EFFICIENT 517-548-1653 days. MIXED firewood, $40 a cord. stove, $125. Honda motorcy· matches, everything for your WANTED STANDING mower, $500. (313)229-9957. foot lolnt and case, asking AAA APPLIANCE $45 delivered. 4x8x18. (313)231- energy saving heating cle. Other miscellaneous. wedding. The Milford TIMBER 2nd cutting, Alfalfa, no rain, In Alter6 pm, (313)229-9252. $450. (3131887-7515alter 5 pm. dry barn. Only bales left. 2528. BRIGHifON systems. (313)231-3631. Tlmes,438 N. Main, Milford. P.F.INC. LOGGING 500 FORD 3000 tractor, 6 foot back GENIE 44 organ for sale, like (511)223-9720. MIXED hardwood, $40 a face PORTABLE 10x7 foot wood (3131685-1507. PAYMENTIN ADVANCE blade, 5 foot brush hog, disc, new, with Instruction books ALL SIZES-ALL GRADES cord (4x8x16 Inches), ·MALL FREE catalog, dlstlnctlve gifts frame building. $150 or best of- WELLPOINTS, Myers Pumps, APPLES, fresh cider and tire chains, hay wagon, 300 and song bookS; (313)34&-9728. (313)662-7655 delivered. Cut In September.· On display now, or call by mall. Send name and ad- fer. (511)223-3559. plumbing, heating and elec- dounghnuts at Spicer Or- gallon gas tank, close cercult (313)437-9897. 30% OFF ALL NEW STRING (313)227-1050. dress to J J's, 58221 Pontiac 150 Pound Cross Bow with ar- trical supplies. Use our well chards. Special this week: Ida TV system, sprayer (150 MIXED firewood. $35. face INSTRUMENTS AND Trail, New Hudson, MI. 48165 rows, $75. '70 Ventura, $350, driver free with purchase. WANTED: Easy-Spln clothes Red apples, $3.50 Y.r bushel. gallonl, fencing, chicken lay- cord. Call after 6 p.m. AMPLIFIERS. Acustlc and BABY announcements, or call (313)437~95. very dependable. '67 Olds 88, Martin's Hardware, South washer In working condition. Fresh citrus fruit, oranges • Ing boxes, cattle work chute. (313)437-6503. electric guitars, banjos, man- golden and sliver annlver· $100, needs some work. 22 Lyon. (313)437-0600. Call (313)474-3939. grapefruit. Open dally, Call evenings (313)750-0902. dolins, violins, basses. One FRANKLIN stove with blower, 9:00 am to 5:30 pm. US-23 sarles. engagement an- callbur Stephens with scope, WHIRLPOOL gas dryer, auto WANTED: twin bed mattress MASSEY Ferguson Super 90, week only from January 12 to $150 firm. (511)223-9428. north 10Clyde Road EXIt. nouncements, and much $40. (517)546-0433. and box springs or two twin Perkins diesel: needs paint, January 19. Gltfiddler Music, 40 Foot antenna tower, $70. and time dry, excellent condI- more. The Milford Times, 438 mattresses. (313)231-2703. (313)437-3689. tion. $180. (313)437-3689. tires fair, $1.900. (313)229-8545. • Northville. (3131349-9420. N. Main, ~lIford. (3131685-1507. DEADLINE IS DEADLINE IS FRIDAY AT FRIDAY AT 3:30P.M. HOUSEHOLD SERVICE AND BUYERS DIRECTORY 3:30P.M. Alarm Service \. , Building & Remodeling Bulldozing or Excavating Chimney Cleaning & Floor Service Music Instruction Plastering Roofing & Siding Snowplowil'!g Repair • ALARM systems. Commer- BULLDOZING, grading, RESIDENTIAL, commercial. ORGAN, plano, guitar LIVINGSTON Plasterlng/· T.D. Bjorling and Company. SNOWPLOWING, Webber- cial, residential, fire, burglar. BURNSANDSONS backhoe work, trucking and MODERN Day Chimney Complete floor care. Wood, lessons. Newest methods. Textur.e Contractors. Repairs, Roofing and sheet metal. ville, Fowlerville, Howell. A. McCardell, 5488 losco drain fields. Young Building & Sweeps. Eliminate fire vinyl and carpet. Reasonable. Learn easler, faster, pay less. remodeling. customizing, pro- Shingles, flat roofs, tear-offs, Emergencies anywhere. Call Road, Webberville. (5tn223- QUALITY BUILDER ~cavatlno Enterprises. hazards. Cleaning chimneys Is Custom maintenance. Professional musician, ex- fessional quality. (313)227- repairs. Reasonable, licensed anytime (517)521-3919. 3162. perienced teacher. Norm REASONABLE PRICES (313)878-6342,(313)87&-6067. our business. Best price In (313)227-3153. 7325. and Insured. South Lyon and Keatina. (313)437-1113. For free estimates on your ad· BULLDOZING-landscaping· town. (313)397-l1181. area. (313)437-9366,Terry. Tree Service Aluminum Furniture Refinishing Plumbing dltlon, dormer, new home, private roads, topsoil, sod, WEEKEND Sweep. Clean your ED'S Tree Service. 20 years ALUMINUM'loldlng, trim, gut- garage, roof or siding, call: gravel, fm. No job too-small. A- flues cheap. (517)54&-2352after MUSIC LESSONS LICENSED, honest, -depen- FURNITURE' repair, chair can- experience, reasonable rates, ters, all aluminum repairs. Mel 1 Bulldozing. (3131685·1741. 5.p£l1. Sawmill (313)231-1964 Ing, rush seals, wicker repair. Piano-Organ dable, 30 years experience. .,.,==-:_--;---:~-..,... __ free esllmates. (5171546-1390. 0la, (313)227-5973. , Someone you can trust to do a- ..,. POND dredging and develop- Quality guaranteed work. Pick Strings-Wind CUSTOM sawing. Your logs or good job. (5171546-8707, SEAMLESS ALUMINUM BILL MURPHY specializing In ment. Turn swamp areas Into up and delivery. (517)546-4480. I ours. Munro's Sawmill NOSTALGIC (517l223-3146. TV & Radio Repair EAVESTROUGHS. Aluminum home remodeling,lnterlor and useful Irrigation or decorative FURNITURE stripping by 349-0580 (313)349-2359.Novl. overhangs. Roofing. Chlmmey exterior. (313)231-1219, ponds. Equipped for fast effI- CHIMNEY SWEEP hand. Call Jim. (511)546-n84, RESIDENTIAL Plumbing FREE estimates on color TV • flaShing. Repairs. Licensed 30 Lakeland. cient work. Ron Sweet, fireplace flues, inserts and (51n546-8875. Schnute Music Studio (licensed State of Michigan). Septic Tank ServIce repair, In shop. (313)227-7811. • years. (313)229-6m. (313)437-1727. wood stoves cleaned. / Northville Offe(lng inexpensive repairs, Colortlme TV, 9990 E. Grand CUSTOM formlca work, J.R.'s WOOD RESTORATION SEPTIC tanKS, cleaned and Repairs. Guaranteed replacements, and remOdel- River, Brighton. cabinets, counters, furniture. Specializing In woodwork, repaired. Ask about our Appliance Repair BAGGETT work. Fully Insured. Free Ing. Discounts offered. 30 Years expeilence. Ron, stripping and refinishing. Office Equipment & C.C.L.S. for slow and failing inspections. (313)437.9663. Upholstery O.R. Electric. Appliance ser- (511)72302137. EXCAVATING (3131437-3991. Services fields. Free brochure. Eldred vice: refrigerators, freezers, FREE ESTIMATES Septic systems, 10% off on most wood bur- and Sons, (313)229-6857. CALL Smiths. All work microwave ovens, Mike Vame licensed builder. KIRBACH'S REFINISHING SAFRAN Business Machines. GUARANTEED! Labor starts basements, bulldozing, ning products. Typewriters and adders PLUMBING diShwashers, ranges, We specialize In complete Hand stripping, regluing, all Sewing al; Sofas, $150. Chairs, $75. gravel, driveway washers and dryers. Large home weatherization. New Call Tony or Cindy repairs made. Stop or call, 650 repaired. 405 N. Main Street, CushIons, $15. Check low culverts, parking lots Milford. (3131685-7272. Repair-Replacement ALTERATIONS. Specialist in parts Inventory for do-It- construction remodeling. East Huron, Milford, (3131684- drapery prices. (3131561.0992. (313)624-9852 Modernization restyling out-of-date clothing, yourself. Prompt courteous Senior citizen -dIscounts. ,and sewers. 6040. HAINES Upholstery. Quality Painting & Decorating custom designing. Fashions service, low rates. (511)546- (313)437-2109. (313)229-8063. NORTHVILLE $5.00 off any chimney Electric Sewer Cleaning upholstering by a skilled craft- cleaning with this ad. by Verna May, (511)546-3700. 4960, 116 West Grand River, KITCHEN remodeling, PLYMOUTH Furniture sman, low economical prlce&. 349-0116 A-l Quality, sane prices, LONG CUSTOM draperies, free Howell. Michigan. cabinets and countertops. Refinishing. Refinishing, wide selection. Free in-home Jack's Painting, 11 years ex- PLUMBING estimate. (313)348-7352, References. Tom Nelson. Classes repair, antique restoration, estimates, pick up and perience. (313)231-2872. (3131422-9143. Bands (3131832-5135. caning. Pick up and dellvllry. AND delivery. (3131887·9223. SAVE money. Be creative. B & R quality painting & Carpentry (313)453-2133. SERRA'S Interiors & LIVE music by the Chessmen. Learn to sew! Private or semI- repairs. Interior, exterior, FANCY BATH '.------Variety band. Call Bob Jones, CARPENTER, 30 years ex- residential, commercial. Snowplowlng Upholstery, 116 N. Lafayette, private classes by ce,11f1ed BOUTIQUE (313)629-0188. KITCHEN perience. Remodeling an:! Handyman Reasonable rates. (313)348- South Lyon. (313)437-2838. teacher. Call Jan. (313)227- Serving the area repairs, A-l work at 1499ask for Rick. SPECIALIST 2652. since 1949 Any Residential Wallpapering reasonable prices. (511)223- ANY fix up jobs around house. Brick, Block, Cement Free Estimates. FOR the finest In professional 190 E. Main Street 3146. Clean Up & Haul/n~ Plumbing, electrical, small painting service, commercial Fully Insured. carpentry. Prompt and Northville-349-0373 NORTHVILLE BY the Prolessionals. We love BRICK, block, and cement Call Jim, HOME IMPROVEMENTS, or residential, new construc- Driveway, $15! our work, so will you. Startmg work. Highly qualified, big or ALL-AROUND clean up and reasonable. (313)437~8. tion or re-do. Also wallpaper- (313)349-7725 large or small, free estimates hauling. Residential, commer- Call Jim today at $8 per roll. Call Marie small jObS. Reduced prices on and planning. Licensed BRICK MASON/HANDYMAN, ing, drywall, and plaster for details, (313)229-6076 .or Regina chimneys, fireplaces, cial building debris. Ap- experienced In all areas of repairs, cabinet and wood LICENSED builder. Custom builder. (313)474-8057. Pat or (313)229-6070. decorative wood stoves. Call pliances, light demolition. masonary. rough and finished refinishing and sprayed Roofing & Siding (313)349-n25 building and remodeling. D. L. Mark. WALLPAPER Installation and Tom or leave message, Very negotiable. (313)229-9838. carpentry, electrical. finishes. Insured and Davis. (511)223-3842. coordination. References. (313)87&-5185alter7:00 pm. Carpet Cleaning HAULING, trash removal. Fireplaces, patios, brick work references. 15 years ex- o & H Snowplowlng, ALL-STATE ROOFING 13131227-2701. LICENSED BUILDER. Custom Nothing too big, nothing too for wood burners, 1/2 Inch perience. Call Mike Gregory, reasonable rates, 24 hour ser· BRICK, stone, chimney clean- Hot tar roofing. guaranteed • homes built. Remodeling, MGB Carpet Cleaning, small. Will haul It all. brick, additions, finished (313)887-6245. vice. (511)548-3117. WALLPAPERING Ing and repair. Good work at work. Commercial, Industrial, decks, siding, garages, trim residential and commercial. Resonable rates. (313)437-1994 basements, any remodeling HOME and small business ,esponslble prices. Free J & M Painting and Decorating. residential. (313)227-2161. Experienced professional. work, storm Windows. Call Living room and hall, $26.95. ask for AI. . job. free estimates. Jerry, 8039 snow clearing. Driveways, estimates. (517)546-4021. Painting. wallpapering, West Grand River. Brighton. union trained ful.-tlme. Mlngis, (313)231-2580. Furniture available. (313)634------(511)548-2409or (313)437·1215. CARRIGAN Bronson masonry. drywall repair, taping, and tex- sidewalks and small parking Starting $7.50 per roil. QUALITY building at the 0880, (313)634-1328, (313)634- Clock Repair ROOFING. Experienced, lots. (313)227-5842 or (511)546- Brick, block, stone. Fireplaces DON the handyman. Elec- turing. Interior, exterior. Satisfaction guaranteed. lowest prices. Additions, 5969. reasonable, guaranteed. and repairs. Senior citizens trical, plumbing, carpentry. No Residential, commercial. 7126. garages, repairs, roofing, PROFESSIONAL carpet, fur- ANTlQUE clocks. Buy, sell, licensed. Call alter 5 p.m., MARK discount. Low prices. Call job too small. (313)231-3647. 1313)227-2522. K & N Snowplowlng. Free siding, cement and block niture, wall cleaning. Fire and repair. Work guarllnteed. (3131227-3328 THE PAPERHANGER anytime. (517)546-2947. HANDYMAN. Homelmprov~ estimates. Novi, farmington smoke, water damage. 2 step (313)624-6268alter5 p.m. (313)437-9850 work. (313)437-1928. ment, carpenter work, pain- area. (313)471-4453. After MASONRY and cement work, cleaning, ServlceMaster of PAINTING ting. Call Gary 12 noon to 5 p.m. (313)474-7730. large or small. High quality, QUALITY Howell. (511)546-4580. Interior-Exterior low prices. (313)227-9321. 9 p.m. (313)437-6808. CRANE SNOW Removal. Plowing, REMODELING Drywall Welding Carpet Service HANDYMAN. Painting, WALLPAPERING loader service. Commercial, Complete building and ROOFING drywall, carpentry, paneling Reasonable Rates residential, industrial. Baggett WELDING. Haigh Aviation MASONRY BY remodeling service. DRYWALL, hang finished and CARPET Installed and and home repairs. Free. and Excavating. (313)349-0116. Corp. We do: all types of • G.GARRETT Rough and finish carpen· textured. Call Jim (517)546- Call Lou repaired, 25 years experience, estimates. Call Loren. Sheet metal SNOWPLOWING. Residential welding, repair work, Residential and commercial. try. Kitchens and 3634 or Frank (511)546-5389. free estimates. (511)223-3934. (313)349-2246.If no answer, call (313)349-1558 and commercial. Loader and fabricating, and custom Brick, block, natural stone. basements our specialty. DRYWALL hanging and CARPET and VInyl Installer. before Bam or alter 5:30pm. trucks available. 24 hour ser- machine work. (511)546-9501. Rumford fireplaces. Quality 18 years experience finishing, texturing and MILFORD PAINTING - residen- Also repairs. Call Bob (313)231· vice. (511)223-8289, (511)2230 At the west end of Livingston craftsman, reasonable prices. Free estimates repairs, 25 years experience, TWENTY·flve years ex- tial and commerclai, also tex- 3951, (3131887-7911. 3618. County Airport. (3131887-4923. Licensed free estimates. Call Len perience In residential repair. turing. Expenenced In top Shingles, CARPET and linoleum Installa- (313)229-7350. Electric, plumbing, and quality work, fUlly Insured. SNOWPLOWING. Call Jim. WELDING, my garage or por. JERRY'S tion, all work guaranteed, carpenlry. Call Dick, (511)54&- Built-up (313)437-5935. table. 15 years experience. YOUNG Building & Excavating JOURNEYMAN drywall, taper James Klepser, (313)885-7130. references. (3131887-3407. 4597. Reasonable rates. (511)546- Enterprises. Block work, brick REPAIR AND PAINTING, Interior, exterior. One -ply SNOWPLOWING, Hamburg • and texturing. Call Wayne 8198. work, fireplaceS and addI- Free eStlmates. Jerome Palka. systems Brighton area. Loader MODERNIZATION Ceramic Tile after8:00 pm, (313)229-2603. tions. (313)878-6007, (313)87&- Heating Cooling (313)227'4828. Michael Carlton, available. (313)231-3306. (313)437-6966 LIVINGSTON Plasterlng/- & Wood Stoves 8342. ALL Ceramic tile expertly Texture Contractors. Repairs, (313)229-8883. SNOWPLOWING. Hamburg, After5p.m .. done. New and repairs. remodeling, customizing, pro- PROFESSIONAL painting. Pinckney, Brighton areas. By WOOD stove sale. Save hun- Building & Remodeling Dave Lamb Heating NORTHVILLE Licensed. (313)227·7754. fessional quality. (313)227· Quality work done at below the lOb or by contract. dreds of $dollarS$ on our Serv(c~lnstaliatlon- ADDITIONS, remodeling, kit· (313)459-4260• reasonable prices. The finest 349-5582 (313)231·1883. warehouse clearance. Over 50 RON Francis licensed 7325. Parts • chens, basements, new In Interior, exterior painting SNOWPLOWING, residential models to choose from. Don't residential builder. Remodel- CERAMIC tile. Installed and M. B. Drywall. Quality work. High Efficient Furnaces .. homes. Licensed builder. Call and wallpapering. Also doing and commercial. Reasonable miss 1t!i1 World of Wood Heat, Ing, additions, complete or repaired. Complete bath Free estimates. Reasonable 409 E. caroline St. Richard Krause @13)~155. drywalllng and cabinet and rates. Call Larry, (511)546-5974. (313)669-3810. partial bids. (313)87&-9369. modernization. (511)548-8921, rates. (3131632-5699. Fenton (313)629-4948 (313)474-8809. furniture refinishing. Sprayed TOM T. Drywall, new and finishes. Fully Insured and call Chimney Cleaning & remodeling. Smooth, spray or HIGH efficiency furnaces. 88% references. For free estimate Steve Baldridge Repair texture. Call (511)54&-1945. to 95%. Free estimates. Fallert call Steve Skarrlll anytime. It costs no more at Healing, (313)437-4385. (313)887-l1531. Sliger/Livingston Newspapers ... toget ' CENTURY HOMES,INC. CHIMNEYS, fireplaces, Electrical first class workmanship for repaired or built new, cleaned. Bill's Decorations ELECTRICIAN, licensed. 91% PLUS EFFICIENCY FIRST PLACE WINNER of free estlmate's, design Wood stove Installation. State Wallpapering Residential and commercial. GAS OR LP FURNACES two National AwardS, assistance, & low cost quality licensed, Insured. Northville 349-4751 AND SIDING Northville 34~3022 free esllmates. Reasonable Call Wolverine Sheet Metal. HAMILTON has been construction on additions & Construction •.Free estimates. FEAR BROTHERS rates. (313)227·1550. (313)887-4200. Custom sheet BAGGETT satisfying new homes. (313)348-1036. metal. Palntlng-5talnlng ·Novi. 348:.3024 customers (313)229-7522 LICENSED electrician, com- Interror-Exterlor ROOFING AND • for pver 20 years, merclal and residential. Henry Drywall Repair SIDING, HOT Olde England Haigh, (517)223-8027 or Walled Lake 669-2121 You deal directly with the SMALL construction corn- 349-4'l51 ASPHALT BUILT-UP owner. All work pany. We do all types of home Chimney Sweep Service l::(5:::'1)~54&-;:::..::950;;:..:.:1.~-:--.-:-.-.c:-:--Janitorial Services guaranteed and com· Professional results • NEED a licensed electrician ROOFS, SHINGLE repair, remodeling and new PAINTING. Inlerlor and ex· South Lyon 437-4133 petltively priced. member of Michigan and for that small lob around the LET us clean your office or construction: additions, pole terlor, 15 years experience, ROOFS, ALUMINUM - FREE ESTIMATES National Chimney Sweep house? If so, please call store. Custom maintenance. barns, garages, dorms, (313)227-3153. free estimates. Work GUTTERS AND Milford - Designs Guilds. (313)22H044. 685-8705 recreation rooms, decks, guaranteed. Dave (313)632- DOWN SPOUTS, - Additions -Kitchens aluminum sIding, roofing, gut- (313)231-1189 7525. - Porch -Enclosures, etc. Brighton 227-4436 ters, storms, plumbing, elec- Engine Repair ALUMINUM SIDING trical, drywall, baths, kit- Locksmith DAVE'S CHIMNEY SWEEP Plano Tuning ANDTF;lIM. ..- HAMILTON chens, window replacements. All wood burners and ADD years of life to your car or Custom Remodelers Specialize In old home DEADBOLT locks Installed. PIANO tuning, Any day, some fireplaces. A totally clean truck, Rebuild the motor, ma- restoration. (517)546·0616, Locks rekeyed and repaired. evenings. Reasonable rates. NORTHVILLE One call places your ad call 559-5590 ... 24 Hours operation. Call (517)548-9773 lor or minor. Guaranteod work or Keys made after 5:30 p.m. Call George Scott, (313)885- (511)546-9796, home (511)548-1883, January done. Call Bill. Be persistent. In over 65,000homes (313143700993, 8093 4:30 p.m, to 6:30 p.m. 349-3110 .~===== Special, 15% off, 1517l54&-1532. 6-B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDTIMES-Wednesday, January 12,1983 112 Farm Equipment 152 Horses& 155 Animal Services • 165 Help Wanted General 165 Help Wanted General 166 Help Wanted Sales 170 Situations Wanted Equipment 175 Business & 220 Auto Parts NEW3pt. snowmblowers from HARWICK House Callery. CARRIERSwanted to deliver MATURE live-In companion .A 1Im'lted opportunity, free Professional Services & Service $595.Used Cub blades, used APPOLOOSA regIstered A-l cleaning ladles, general or Complete care for the the Monday Green Sheet and for elderly lady, fight classes available for a Real parties. Mrs. Hoban, (313)363- FRfENDL Y and reliable, Super A blades, weights, tire mare, 9 years, 15.1 hands, dlscrlmlnallng cat. (313)227· Wednosday South Lyon housekeeping, $100week plus • English, western, S800 Estate career. Call Darlene 5740,(313)687-6330. licensed bUilder, a phases of chaIns. Dave Steiner Farm 9584. ' Herald. Routes open In Childs room and board, (517)546-0126Shemanski. (313)34U43OReal Equipment, (313)694·5314, negollable. (313)62~n. ALL general or weekly clean- carpentry professionally STEVENSON'S PUPPIEPAD Lake Estates and South Lyon or (3131227~75. EstateOne. done. (313)728-9670. (313)695-1919. BUYING - Registered and Woods. Call Clrculallon Ing beautifully done by an ex- Professional all breed dog NEED MONEY? Fuller Brush EXECUTIVE SALES POSI- perienced woman Home JOURNEYMAN carpenter. 9N Ford tractor, super condI- Grade horses and ponies for grooming. 17 years ex- (313)349-3627. Co. needs two ambitious peo- TION. Local corporation offers Academy. 15tn223-7316. EconomIst (In professional FInish, remodel, new build, tion, $2,200.Plow, blade, disk. perience. Reasonable. CRUISESHIPJOBSl ple over 18 to sell our well· an opportunity for you to Join maids uniform) for homes and After6:00 pm, (5171548-1637. drywall, grid ceilings. deCkS, Now up to CRYSTAL Valley Farm. Sallsfacllon guaranteed. Great Income potential. All 0c- received products In this area. their marketing oriented sales busInesses. Also full service etc. Free estimates,' (517)546- 8N tractor and Implements, Horses boarded, bought, 15171546-1459. cupations. • For Information Good earnings. Call Carole department. Complete cor· housekeeping skills expertly 8308or (517)546-1612anyllme. $50.00 cash paid ,$3,500.Two snowmobiles and sold. English and western call: (312)741·9780ext. 2627. after6:oo p.m. (313)685-0556. PROFESSIONALdog groom- porate training assures your performed: laundry, meal KWIK TYPE, typing legal for junk cars • trailer, $400.Outboard motor, lessons. Indoor arena. New Ing. 12 years experience, In- tlnanclal success with earn- CAREER counselor, must be NURSES· RN's & LPN's, mid- preparallon, child supervI- manuscripts, thesIs, term High prices $3O.(517)548-1593al\er6pm. and used taCk.(313)227-e583. cludes ears. nalls, glands, strong-willed, aggressive and nIght shift, good pay. (313)229- ings from $20 - $50,000first sion, etc., etc. (517)546-1439. papers, etc. Fast proficient 3 PI. hitch conversion to ht CHINCOTEAGUE mare. bath. $10. Brighton area. able to project authority. Prior 2013. year. For a conlldentlal Inter- ALTERATIONS and sewing. service. (313)632-5303. for (313)231-1572. sales, personnel or recruiting view call E. Marcolle at Farmalls, John Deeres and broke, 4 years. Call Carolyn, OPTICIAN. Experienced optI- For III, for restyling. for com- MATHTutor. Experienced and late model wrecks Allls-Chalmers. Good selec- (313~. ,------.... experience a must. Maturity cian to loin optometrist and (313)227·1843. fort, for value. Call Carmen, and professional allltude and certified math teacher. lion used loaders and wide technical optician serving U.... HOMEMAKERS, good earn- (3131437-6071. (517)223-8457. fronts Dave Steiner Farm appearance required. Call Ingston County eye care. App- Ings from your home.• Call • • Placements Unlimited, ALTERATIONS.Fast and effI- QUALITY Machine Works. equipment, (313)694-5314or ECHO VALLEY EMPLOYMENT , .. ly at: Reader Optical, Kroger L.T.D. AssociateS. (313)227. cient. (517)546-7624. (313)887-1482 (313)695-1919. (313)227-7651for details. ShOppingCenter, Howell, Or. 9213. ~~....,.,.,. __ --,-- Cylinder head recondltlonlng. FEED STORE BABY-SITTING. Highland 25%oil. (517)548-4214. POLEbarn matenals, we stock CLEANING woman needed, Reader. HOUSEWIVES. Want extra area. Reasonable rates, hot MAGNETIC signs for your Brighton area. Must have TAX preparation in your home a full line. Build It yourself and Custom made Sweet Feed, OFFICIALS wanted, softball dollars% Call Chuck, 8:00 am meals, outinGs. activities. truck or car. All sIzes. Custom save, we can tell you how. 165 Help Wanted General references (will be checked), umpires, soccer referees. t05:00 pm, (313)229-4488.• by Michigan Tax Consultants Triumph and Wayne products, (313)687-9496. (nc. (We make house calls deSIgned for your needs. Call South Lyon Lumber and Farm 2 days a week evenings. Call Clinics starting soon. Contact LADIES,Beeline Fashionshas (313)685-1507or come Into the hay and straw. Free delivery ATTENDANTcoin op laundry. between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. BABY-SITTING Fowlerville becausewe care). For an early Center, 415 East Lake. with quanlily orders. part·llme,6 a.m. to 9 a.m. Ap- Novi Officials Association, openings In this area for Mlllord Times, 436 N. Main .' weekdi\ys (3131227-3285Kathy. (3131348-2496or Novl Parksand area, reasonable rates, ex- appointment, call Tim, (3131437-1751. ply Brighton Speed Wash, managers and stylists. For perienced, and playmates. Street, Mlllord. Recs. (517)546-8837or Gale (313)227- THREE point snow blowers, 27522S. Hili Road 1017E. Grand River In Kroger more Info call (313)231-3029or (517)223-3921. 1532. REBUIL, automalic transmis- OWN Your Own Business! (3131231-2662. tractor tire chains. three point W. miles south of Grand Shopping Center. DON'T BABY-sitting done, Novl area. THE elegant, vibrant OIL sions, guaranteed six months. . rear blades. three POint PTO River. NewHudson Jean shop, children's shop, MONEY available for persons $135 or S165 and eXChange. dress shop. $5,900to $16,500. (313)478-4867. PAINTING you've always buzz saws. Tractors and trac- (313)437-5024 AUTOSALESMEN WAIT UNTIL willing to work part·tlme or tull wanted. Professional PAINTS (5171223-3244. Installation tor parts. Dave Steiner Farm In-store training, grand open- lime In marketing business, 1 BABYSITTINGby experienced available. mother, Lakeland area. Full or landscapes, seascapes, Equipment. (3131694-5314, =o-=~--.,.--:--:--:-:,- Due to Increased business we MONDAYI Ing, fixtures Installed. Call evening per week required, no SNOW lire pair, on wheels. right now! Mr. Gibson at part-time. (313)231-1409. florals from your favorite 1313)695-1919. have an opening for one You can place your ad any day experience necessary. photos and prints, any size at Steel belted radials, HR-78. of the week. Office hours are Mademoiselle Fashfons BABY-silllng, dependable, TRACTOR Allis Chalmers thoroughly experienced auto (517)546-3723. moderate prices. (51n548-0232 Excellent condillon. S115. Model 5040, 35 HP. diesel, salesmen with a successfUl 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday (5011329-1360. MATURE sales person, even- reliable, experienced. Cralts, (313)348-1979. - Friday. Our phone room snacks, T.L.C., hall rate first Howell. wide front, power steering. ~~-c-..,..--..,,----:--:-- record. Apply In person. PHYSICAL Therapist; private ings, weekends. Apply 4 x 4 complete chassis. 1965 three point. Excellent condi- SPIKERFOROMERCURY salespeople will be happy to practice. looking for P.T. to Parklane Hosiery, Twelve week. (517)548-1846. help you. Scout, $200. Farmall tractor, tion. (313)735-4249. 130S. MILFORD work In a variety of selllngs. Oaks Mall. BABY-SITTINGIn South Lyon Sl00. 1970 Ponllac parts car, MILFORD Flexible houls. Excellent NEED extra money for alter area. Experienced mother wlll $100.(313)437-11nr DENTAL Hygienist, one day salary. Call (517)321-7241or holiday expenses? Avon has sit anytime, weekdays prefer- ACCEPTING applications for and one evening per week, for send resume to P. O. Box an opportunity es!abllshed to red. Reasonable and PETS experience nurse aides 3 to 11 preventive dental practice. 14240.Lansing, MI.48901. earn money ImmedIately. negotiable rates. (3131437-4572 shllt. Apply West Hickory Call(3131632-5533. PAR T - t I m e mod e Is, Brighton, Howell, Deerfield after6 pm. Haven, 3310West Commerce DENTAL receptionist part-· photographic. no experience Township. Call anytime for ap- BABY·SITTING, Fowlerville, I Road, Milford. Monday time to start. Hamburg area. necessary. Call evenings, pointment (313)227-1426 or Howell area. (517)223-8600. through Friday 9to 3. Call Barbara at (313)685-8720(3131227-9418. (313)735-4536leave message. BABY-SITTING,2-4 years old, HORSESHOEING and trimm- between 9and11 a.m. ~P:':'A:::!RT~-:':'tI-=mc:.e:":R=-=N"'-o-r-'-L-=P:'":N-n-e-e-:-d- ACCOUNTING, Income tax, 151 Household Pets BODY Motion needs aerobic ROUTE sales, Livingston experlenceCl, Howell area. Ing, reliable, reasonable. Call dance instructors, part-time • 00 type addressing In your ed. Apply at: livingston Care County to Ann Arbor. Call on (517)546-5526. bookkeeping, done by CPA, reasonable rates, (313)348- USED motors, transmissions ALL breed dog obedience DonGillis. (313)437·2956. For training Information call home, Northville area. Reply Center, 1333W. Grand River, supermarkets, groceries, CHILD care, six weeks to classes. 10weeks, $25.Begin- HARNESS and tack repair. between 10 and 4. (313)644- P.O. Box 113, Northville. MI. Howell. Equal OpportunIty drug stores for Fortune 500 2982. and parts at reasonable twelve years, quality pro- prices. (517)548-1532. ner through advanced. Start Custom leather work. Sup- 3321. 48167. ~E~m~p~IO:I.y~er",.,....,..,~--"":"':'C:-- company. Salary $18.000,com- grams, low rates. Little Dude's INCOMEtax preparallon, your home or mine. Janet Dodson, January 11.Register 6:30 p.m. plies available. Sunny BABY-sitter wanted, mature DENTALAssistant, experlenc- R EWAR 0IN Gpo s III 0 n pany car and all expenses. Ranch,(313)231-3666. 225 Autos Wanted (517)521-3035. No dogs first night, bnng MeadowFarm. (313)682-9043. person for teachers two and ed, full-time, family practice.• available working with mental- call Jim Gallagher, (517)349- CHILO care in Northville by heallh certificate. Equipment REGISTEREDMorgan gelding, four year olds In home, Ten Benefits. Send resume to P. Iy retarded adults In group 7401. Snelling and Snelling mature, responsible person. PERSONAL tax preparallons BUYING junk cars and late available. (5171548-3264, 9 years old, 14.3 hands, S700. Mile, Haggerty. Call after O. Box 1373, In care of home. Must be 18 with high Employment Agency, Box 425, non-smoker, your transporta- done In my home. South Lyon. model wrecks. We sell new • (313)229-9416,(517)546-5933. (313)348-9675after 3:30 pm. 5:00 pm, (313)476-5584. Brighton Argus. 113 East school diploma and valid Okemos, MI.48864. tion, days. Monday thru Fri- Walled Lake areas. (313)669- and used parts at reasonable AUSTRALIAN Shepherd pup- BEAUTYshop one chair rental Grand River, Brighton, MI. drivers license. Experience or SPICE up your life and your day, (3131349-l1397. 9718.(3131437-5500. prices. Mlechiels Auto Salvage.(517)546-4111. pIes, black tn $100, blue available, Brighton Main 48116. related education. Lyon pocketbook! Earn a trip to CHILOcare, Mason, Burkhart TAX preparallon In your home merles $150.(51m23-8623. SWEET FEED Street location. (313)227-4244. Township area. Contact Swltzerlandl Become an Roadarea.(517)548-2412. by Michigan Tax Consultants Custom mixed by Glegler EXECUTIVEmanor woman, 25 (313)553-8523. UNDERCOVERWARE agent. Inc. (We make house calls 228 Construction AKC English Springer Spaniel, BOOKKEEPER, part-time, or over, interested in develop- CLEANING women: Two Equipment temale, 9 weeks, $50.(5171546- Farms of Millord plus a com- through trial balance, payroll RN or LPN needed, part-time Selling lingerie Is fun, easy, becausewe care). Foran early Ing lucrative new career wllh and lightweight. Minimun In- woman team seeking 7768or (313)229-7353. plete line of Purina, Triumph, experience, some typing. midnight shift. Call (313)685- appointment. call Brian. ADD-on sleeper cab for semI- our recession proof business. vestment necessary. Try it. ! houscleaning, experienced •• (313)632-5646or Dan (313)632- AKC Tn-Shelly eloped with and Wayne products Is now Send resume to G. Edwards, 1400 or apply West Hickory tractor, $300.(517)223-9067. Caf mandatory, day hours did and love It! Or have a party (3131437-2213. debonair Black Sliver being delivered by J & G 3949 . Countryway, Hartland, Haven. 3310West Commerce 7271. Delivery Service. For quality flexible. One evening 7 p.m. Road, Millord, 9:00 am to and see what It is like. Call CHILO care, weekdays, 18 Ft. flatbed trailer. tandam Shepherd, offspring, $10each. MI.48029. to 10 p.m. required. Start part- axle. Trade or sell, $1,200. and prompt delivery call 3:00 pm. now, Mrs. Bradley, (313)887- 7:00am to 5:30 pm, planned TAX SERVICE (517)223-9514. (313)478-4094. BABY sitter needed, must be time, would develop Into 2768. acllvilles, near Glengary (5171546-9228or (517)546-3538. reliable. your home or mine, In ful/llme. Professional training RN nursing superviser, part· BRITTANY pups, excellent SELL TI home computers, School.(313)624-2842. REASONABLE RATES 15.000 pollnd .Hyster torklift, bloodline. 7 weeks, 3 females. STABLE helD wanted. Hour a Brighton area.(3131227-2338. available at no cost, Income time day shift. for 100bed skill- day. Call after 6 pm. (3131437- ed nursing facillty. Call make $$$ selling at com- DEPENDABLE lady to do 313-887-7331 approximately 1955, 17 ll. (313)229-4735. BABY-SITTER needed. part- commensurate with per- single stage $3,500•• 2650. (313)685-1400or apply West petitive prices thru multI-level cleaning by hour \ or job. _------..... IIll. BOXER, temale. AKC time late afternoons, early formance. For confidential In- References.(313)624-4641. (517)223-9067. 2 year old Standardbred filly Hickory Haven. 3310 West markellng plan. No ex- registered. 8 months old, ears evenings. 10/Haggerty area. terview. (517)546-1761. perience necessary. (313)349- TRAILER. Heavy duty quad- for sale. (517)223-7224. Commerce Road, MlIlord, FOR those little Jobs you TRANSPORTATION clipped. $15Cl.or best oller. Oivn transportatlon•.e!31314n:' EXPERIENCEDand versatile Monday through Friday 9162. always wanted done, call Don axle, 35 foot bed, excellent 5551. (3131685-7560or (313)684-3885. SOUTHOak Farm Is accepting tool and dlfJ maker with 8:30 am t03 pm. SALES person wanted. Alter- the Ilx-It-man. No job too wood hauler. $1,295.(313)227- breaking and training horses background In designing and ~ BEAGLES.AKC, 10weeks to 2 BABY-SITTERfor teacher, my RELIABLEbabysitter needed. noon and weekend positions small. (517)546-4859. 1001. years. excellent pets and hun- specializing In English - home. 1'h year old and building metal working tools available, full or part-time; Western Pleasure - Remlng - and dies. Send resume to Box Thursdays,8 to 5. In my home. GENERAL housecleaning, ting dogs, shots. (517)521-3849. kindergartner. Own transpor- needs to be cosmetically Private and group riding In- 1372, Brighton Argus. 113 E. Loon Lake, Benstein area. references. (313)349-0867,call 201' Motorcycles tation and references. Lake (313)624-1574. oriented. Call for interview, after5 p.m. COLLIE pups, AKC, friendly, structions. Stalls available. Chemung. (5171546-9315after Grand River, Brighton, healthy. Terms. (313)498-2126. Merle Norman Cosmetics, ABAT!: of Michigan motorcy- 230 Trucks Large indoor arena. Heated 6 p.m. Michigan 48116. RESPONSIBLE person to GENTLEand loving day care babysit days for 2 year old. Twelve Oaks Mall, (313)349- for your elderly loved ones. cle'parts swap meel. Howell -,9"'7""4---'C'"'h-e-v-y-"'h:-7"to-n-.-;;S7"lx EIGHT month old male Club Room for your conve- Babysitter wanted. 16years or EXPERIENCED Maintenance 2930. Cockatiel with large parrot nience. Western - English - person with well founded Preferably my home, South Dally or hourly rates. Please AI.nory, Howell, Michigan. cylinder, three speed manual, older. Wednesday nights and Lyon area.(3131437-0364. WELDERSInterested In grow- call (3131498-2365. January 30th. Noon 1II 6 p.m. cap. Runs good condition, cage, $75.(313)227-1694. Dressage Riding Clinic occasional weekends. Mason background In installing and January 29th. (313)437-4883, RESTAURANTneeds help In ing company call for appoint- GENERAL housecleaning. '(3131669-9116.• rust. $549, negotiable. FORlow cost spay, neuter In- Road and Norton area. repairing plant mechanical ment. (517)548-4380. formation, call Humane Socie- 58191W. Eight Mile, Northville, (517)548-3424. systems and equipment preparing food, stOCk,general good references: (3131437- HONDACB 450,no IIlIe. S2OO. (313)227-1497. • ty, (5171546-2024. Michigan. Manager, Sue repair. Send resume to Box clean-up. Apply In person: 340 167 Business 3775. (3131629-6625. 1972Chevy~. Automatic, new Haight; Trainer, Jim Davidson. BABY slUer, in my home, 2 N. Center, Northville. FEMALE Labolador, black, children, 3 to 5 days a week. 1372. Brighton Argus, 113 E. Opportunities '74 Kawasaki 5OOtc,$350. '72 'parts, runs good. $495. AKC,9 months. (3131687"()166. TOOFEWACRES.Now Is time (313)227-6690evenings. Grand River, Brighton, SECRETARY,full-time, typing Suzuki 550cc, S3OO. '76 340 (313)437-1351.' to think of this summer's fun Michigan 48116. 60 w.p.m., word processing A Fortune 500 Corporation to Rupp snowmobile, $150. ~'9:'::79=C::"h"':'e=':vY:":":"L-U-V-4:-X-'-4-P""IC""k-U-P. FOR sale.. Registered and showing. Professional BASS player and drummer skills desirable. Apply In per- unveil the best, safest, most (313)878-9184. Black, red Interior, while cap, Beagles, gOOd gun dogs. needed for Top 40 band. Call EXPERIENCED surface HEDGEROWSand fence rows training for harness and sad- grinders wanted, experienced son at Michigan Bank liv- complete diet drink on tl>e cleaned for useable wood. (517)546-1105. Debbie, (5171546-3587or Craig, ingston, 218EastGrand River, market In February. We need 205 Snowmobiles ~~,::::' co~~~ron,e~~;sinil;~: dle. More than 50 years com- (3131428-2867. people only need apply. (517)546-2220. GOLDEN Retrievers. two bIned experience. (313)231- Supreme Trl-Blt, 300 Franklin Brighton. Equal Opportunity Slim Plan advisors to explain '75 John Deere 800. '72 Snow- Asking $5.100.(313)231-1234. females, seven weeks old. CRUISESHIP JOBS! Great In- programs to people In South HOUSECLEANING done by 3397or come see us, 3 miles Street, Brighton. Employer. Christian wqmen, experlene>- jet 292. 2 place trailer. $950. 1967Chevrolet pickup. Good $185. AKC, sire and dam west of US-23, farrier on come potential. All occupa- Lyon area. Larlle volume tions. For InformatIon call: FLORAL Designer. Appllca------ed wilh references, Livingston (517)223-8337. condition, $500 or best. available for your inspection. premises. Lessons and boar- !lons being taken In'person for sales, large incomes. This is a Call(313)685-2590. (602)998-0426ext. 342. once in a life time ground floor County area. (517)223-3254 JACK'S Cycle World. ~(3:..::13::!)=.:68::..7•...:.'=.:986:=.:....__ --:::-_ ding available. part-time trained designer. SUBSTANCE ABUSE after5:00 pm. Snowmobile repairs. Engine 1979 Chevy one ton Camper GOLDEN Retriever pups, CARRIERSwanted to deliver Schroeder's FlOrists, 2184 opportunity. Attend an In- 153 Farm Animals the Monday Green Sheet and REGISTERED formation taste testing ses- HANDYMANneeds Jobs.Elec- boring. Wlseco pistons. Special. Power steering, male, eight weeks, AKC. $100. EastGrand River, Howell. trical, painting, plumbing, Harley and Triumph parts. power bFakes, AM-FM eight. (313)349-1778. Wednesday Pmckney Post. NURSE sion. Call (313)437-5226. ANGUS-HOLSTEINheifers. 10 Routes open in Pinckney. FULL-TIME position available (Substantial paper hanging. carpentry, etc. Valvework. (313)227-3334. track, split rear window, runn-. GORDON Setter mixed, one In a nursing facility, must be BEAUTYShop and building by months old. Vaccinated. Areas of Lee and Howell Employment owner, in Milford, call for ap- Unemployed. (313)227-3280. JOHNSONSkl·Horse 25,$250. Ing boards, truck liner, low .year old male, needs good Dewormed. (517)546-5714. experienced In all phases of HOUSECLEANING. Quality (313)498-2791aller6 pm. miles, stored winters. $5.000 home and room to run. $15. street and Portage Lake. Call pointment. (3131685-1234, 60 Bred ewes. (3131687-5638. CirCUlation.(3131227-4442. maintenances. Apply In per- Bonus work, excellent rates, have KAWASAKI 440 Driller like or best offer. Call (313)735-7666 (517)548-1004. son, 8633North Main St., Whit- McPherson Community (3131685-3230. FRESHJersey, $800 or best of- references. Kelly, (313)437- new. 110 miles only. (51'71223-~af~te::!.r.:..l·~.O~O..!:p::.:m:=.._..,...,.__ -== MALE Chihuahua puppy, more Lake. No phone calls Hospital, a 136-bedacute care 9720. 1969 Chevy pickup, .350 fer. Sannangoat, $40. (517)223- general hospital Is actively BRIGHTON 0360. brown/black shade, $55. CRITICAL CARE please. KOHLER440,Speedway,good automatic, power steenng, 8720. recruiting for a full-time alter- COMMERCIALSEWING . INTRODUCTORY black and (517)548-4712perslstantly. REGISTERED FINANCIAL markellng IIrm. white film developing, printing buy. $600. (313)629-3906aller stereo, $750.(5t71546-2106. FOR sale or trade. 2 French Nationwide firm looking for noon Substance Abuse Nurse ANDCUSTOM PAIR of Severe Macaws, sex- NURSES UPHOLSTERING class. Call evenings, (313)227- 6:00 pm. 1976Chevy 'h ton pickup with Alpine does. (313)629-2899. ambitious men and women to In our 16-bed State of ed, asking $475. Proven (Substantial MiChigan and J.C.A.H.· OVER19YEARS 9418. J • 1971Rupp 634, 2 place trailer, cap, excellent running condl- Cockatell and lovebird HEREFORDbull, three years fill management positions at fair condillon $325 (313)593- tlon, $800. (313)437-9048, old. (3131437-2148. Employment approved Substance Abuse 5,000 sq. 1\. building, on 5 IF you like a warm and cozy breeders, hand-fed babies. our local ollice. We will accept acres with holst, 1-8foot door, 4895. ,. ;(3:;:13:!:14:;:.76-;=..'.:.:26:=:2=.:..--;-;_--::,--_ part·tlme as well as full-time Center. We are located In look to your home let me help (51n521-3600. Bonus) Howell, Michigan, a pleasant 2·10 toot doors, x·way fron- you decorate and achieve this 154 Pet Supplies McPherson Community applicants. (517)223-9968. 1971Sno-Jet 396, wide track, '69 Chevy pIckup. Depen- POODLES, Shih Tzu, Lhasa suburban area, between Ann tage, near US-23and 1-96 Inter· look at reasonable rates. Call runs good, asking $150. dable, new IIres, just tuned. Apso, Silky Terriers and Pek- IF you have a pet you don't Hospital, a 136-bedacute care HAIR stylist wanted with Arbor and LansIng, approx- change. Will separate - sell or Sandyat (3131437-3411. (313)227-4301. S400 or trest oller. (313)227-., Ingese pups, AKC, shots. want or are looking for a new general hospital, is actively following. (313)227-6918. Imately one hour from Detroit. lease. recruiting full and part-time LOVING mother will baby-sil TWOSkidoo snowmobiles and 7740. . (517)546-1459. pet call Ka-lyn's In HARTLAND Players need If you are an active nurse or a (3131227-1092 your newborn to one year Old, trailer. $1,000.Call 12 noon to 1974Chevy60Senes, 350, V-8, Hlstorylown and I'll try to help afternoon and midnight singers, actors, actresses, recent graduate, wanting a (3131227-9101 RED Bone puppies. $75 and Critical Care Nurses. We are South Lyon area. (313)437- 5p.m.. (313)229-9217. 4 speed, 14 foot box. S1,995. $35. Also registered mother. both of you. 10 to 6 dally. choreographer, music direc- challenging career and 3689. (517)546-7768. located In Howell, Michigan, a tor, voice coach, pounders, lifestyle, you will fmd tham at YAMAHA's, 250 and 340 wilh !:(3~13~)22;;;,:7-~100~1.=--=-:-.,.-:----.: 3997 E. Grand River, pleasant suburban area bet- MATURE responsible lady trailer. Great shape. Not haul- DODGE 1977, 3/4 ton, 6 Williamston. (517)223-9551. painters, slltchers, etc. for McPherson. You will also en- 155 Animal Services ween Ann Arbor and lansing, "Bye Bye Birdie". Casting desire house cleaning, flexI- ed. $1,950.(3131231-1856. cylinder, slick shift. $1,300.. joy your work schedule: no ble schedUle, references. SHEPHERD, Husky mix, approximately one hour from January 23, 2:00 pm, January 1981Yamaha 3OO'Entlcer,450 ~(31:.:.3::!1=68:..::7...:.-1,;::43:,:,7.:...----:-- female, 8 weeks. all shots. ALL breed boarding and per- Detroit. If you are an active shift rotation, 26weekends 011 FANTASTIC opportunity for (3131227-2203. 24 and 25, 7:00 pm, Hartland per year and 3 weeks vacation ambitious enthusiastic women miles, like new, $1,300or best. F-l50 1981Ford pickup, load- $15.(3131632-5887. sonalized grooming. Serving nurse or recent graduate wan- Music Hall. Call (313)632-7590to start. The thanks you MOTHERof4 now has "empty (517)546-8303. ed, $6,950.1313)437-9363. the community for 25 years. ting a challenging career or in the tield of beauty care. For nest" will give your child the SHELTIE, Blue male, 9 weeks. or (3131632-5304. receive from your patients will further Informallon, call 1973YamahaSS433,$395.1971 1976 Ford F-l50 pickup with (313)227-2514. Tamara Kennels. (3131229- lifestyle, you'lf fmd them at be an extra reward to an ex- same loving care I gave my and 1972Skl-Doos $225each. topper, gOOdcondlllon, $2,300 McPherson. You will also en- HOUSEKEEPER,Howell area, (5171548-1705. own. Monday through Friday, TEACUPCHIHUAHUAS.Tiny, 4339. full-time, live-In for one cellent salary plus $1000 (313)632-6248. or best oller. (313)629-6114 ALL Breed Dog Grooming. joy your work schedule: no GREAT new opportunity to un1ll6 pm. (313)684-1076. tough. lovable, playful. Black female, no children, normal EMPLOYMENTBONUS, shllt own your own business or YAMAHA 1977, G5340. Low ::af:,::te:.:.r.::;5::.:;-----30::..t:cpm:.::..:... (313)437-6434,(3131437-7365. shift rotation, 26weekends oil premium of 7% and Substance NATIONALLY certified or chocolate. Females. Worm- per year, and 3 weeks vacation cooking, able to drive, provide a continual Income tor usage, excellent condition. 1974 Ford ~ _ton. 4 speed,. ed. Shots, AKC. (313)428-2440 references. Write: Box 1370, Abuse training prOVidedat our medical assistant wilh clinical $575.(313)227-9868after6p.m. power steetlng !,~d brakes. to start. The thanks you fund raising projects. Be an in- specialty would like part-lime anytime. receive from your patients will c/o Livingston Country Press, expense. A comprehensive dependant retail sales direc- - Excellent condition, $850. MILFORD 323E. Grand River, Howell, MI non-contnbutory benefits pro- or tull-lime In Howell, Brighton 210 Boats & Equipment ~(5c:..:17).!:.548~-88=2==7=-. .,..-. _ TEACUP POMERANIANS. be an extra reward to an ex- tor marketing a new delicious, area. Good references, lots of Also one Toy. Beaver color. DOG GROOMING cellent salary plus $1,000 48843. gram Including tUition reim- neutrltlous, healthful food ------, -- 1954 Ford F-600 stake truck, . bursement, exceptional pen- good experience. call after OLDTIMEBoat Builders Club, newer engine. two speed ax- : Male and female. Lush coats. EMPLOYMENT BONUS, shift HAIRStylist with cllentel. Start beverage mix in new unl-Ievel 8 pm. (517)548-0485. the new year right make more sion program, Individualized marketing. Good earnings. no dues. Brighton Boat Ie, new paint. $1.300.(3131437- Sweet disposition. Wormed. 222S. Main premium of 7%, Critical Care Works,(3131227-6949. 8906. Shots. AKC. (313)428-2440 training provided at our ex- money, with pleasant workIng orientation and relocation Maximum S36 Investment. RELIABLE hard working anyllme 685-7100 pense. A comprehensive non- conditions. Call Sheer In- assistance provided. Contact Contact (313)449-4847even- young lady seeks employ- Mary Allee, our Nurse 215 Campers, Trailers '72 Ford ~ ton, 4 speed, steel contributory benefit program, novators, (313)227.5730. Ings. ment,' numerous skills. ~==------ALL BREEDS Recruller, at: McPherson (517)546-4657. & Equipment' tlatbed, good condition. 152 Horses& InclUding tuition reimburse- HYGIENIST,licensed. Are you HELP wanted distributing $1.200. (313)~7-7562. Equipment Community Hospllal, 620 SEAMSTRESS,quality work, ment, exceptional pension a health oriented person? Are Byron Road, Howell, MI 48843. Christian books. Meeting 3rd 8 Foot over-cab, sleeps 6, air 1975 Ford F-350 stake truck, program, Individualized orien- you people oriented and enjoy Tuesday night 6 p.m. each old and new. Ask for Stella. condilloning, stove, good condition, 67,000miles, AAA horse buyers, buying (517)546-1410,ext 295. Equal (313)229-5094. EVIE'S tatlon and relocatlon helping people learn? Are you Opportunity Employer. month, Steve's Restaurant refrigerator, good condition, $2.500.(313)227-3252. horses, ponies, lame, sound. assistance Is provided. Con- a career oriented person? If just east of Brighton Mall off I- THOROUGH old fashioned Western store: Western, All breed dog grooming $500. (313)476-1262,(3131437-1975GMC heavy duty ~ ton.• located !l few minutes from tact Mary Alice, our Nurse so, we want to talk with you 96or call N. Oosterhaven alter house cleanIng done to your English tack. 3233East M-36. 9048. Loaded, southern truck with Twelve Oaks Mall. Days Recruiter, at: McPherson about Joining a health TEACH the best wokout In 630 (616)689-1112 sallsfacllon In 1~ hours. Ex- UTILITY trailers, new, 4x8 57,000 miles. First $1,000. Pinckney. (3131878-9221. (3131349-0731. Evenings Community Hospital, 620 oriented, peoplo oriented town. Body Motion training in- : p.m. • cellent references. Dot, f 0 4 OWN your own Jean • Sport· $375, 5x8 S450,5x12 tandem (313)227~996. ARAB gelding, registered. (313)227-2129. Byron Road, Howell, MI48843. dental practice. Please call formalion rom 1 to • swear, Infant • Preteen or (313)887-2898. $800. Wood hauling trailers. -:==-::-:-:-..,----:::-:---.: __ -;;;-;; (313)644-3321. 011 i (313)349-3658. (517)548-1410,ext 295. Equal Howell, (517)548-7920days, wanted, Ladles Apparel Store. er ng TAKING a winter vacation? (313)229-6475. 1967 3/4 ton Suburban, 350 Opportunity Employer. J (511)546-4208evenings. TELEPHONEsolicitor ail nationally known brands College student available for four speed, new exhaust and HOUSEKEEPERto live In and work out of your home PART- such as Jordache, Chic, Lee, house silting, baby·slltlng brakes, $500(5171546-7054. care for2glrls, aged 10and 14. TIME,cail437-5309. Levi, Vanderbilt, Calvin Klein, your pets, allo will do 220 Auto Parts Private room, board, car, TYPESETTERS with ex- Wrangler over 200 other livestock chores. (313)878- & Service perlence on Compugraphlc brands. $7,900.to S16,500In- medical insurance. S260 a 9670. A former auto body Instructor month. More of a home for a machines for part-lime work in eludes training, IIxtures, UPHOLSTERY, reasonable, 233 4 Wheel Drive Howell area. Reply: Box 1371, grand opening promollons. will do light rust, bump work, mature housewife and mother free estimates. (517)548-4571. and painling. Reasonable. Vehicles type than a lob. (313)669-3110clo Livingston County Press, Call Mr. Loughlin (612)888- YOUNG grandmother would (313)669-9577. M.AGNE'T1C before 4 p.m., (313)669-4154323E. Grand River, Howell, MI ~6555~. _ like to baby-slt, Lyon 1977 Cheyenne 'h ton fleet. after4 p.m. 48843. OWN a beaullful and exciling AUTO mechanic looking for side, 2 Inch liff, 350 automalic • TownshIp. (313)437-1112. work, malor and minor repairs JOB Informallon: Overseas. WANT to be your own boss? Jean, Sportswear & Fashion 43,000 miles, cruise, am-fm, 175 Business & done reasonably, guaranteed. very clean, $5,000best oller. D[JlJo~D@]@[f. cruise ships, Houston, Dallas, Farmer's Insurance Group has store of your own. $12,900to BlII (517)548-1532. agent trainee posillons $18,500Includes Inventory,llx- (5tn223-7354. interior stonn window system Alaska. $20,000to $60,000year Professional Services possible. Call (805)687-6000 avlalable In this area. Training I tures, In-shop training, one 1979Cherokee Chief, clean, ext. J-1457.Call refundable. will not Interfere with present paid airfare Apparel Center ADULT foster care, a small COMPLETEAUTO aIr, stereo tape, $4,900 or best Fora more employment. Excellent in- and more. Over 200nationally group home, In rural liv- , SERVICE oller. (517)548-8030days. MENTAL health direct care Brakes, tune-ups, malor and stall needed for allernoon and come potential. Call for known brands such as Levi, Ingston County, for women. comfortable, more (517)546-1485. , mInor engine repaIr, elec- 1973 CJ-5 Joep with while midnight shifts In resldenllal details, (313)559-1652. Lee, Chic, Calvin Klein, Jor- wagon wheels, $1,500or best energy-efflcient home ... dache, Zena. Call Nowl trical. Certified mechanic. Call treatment faCility for 6 young Mike, (517)223-9249. offer. (313)87U706. men. Experience In working Paceselter Fashions, Inc. ,. BLOWN·IN or blanket Insula- Economically Installed from 800-ij43-6305. tion. Licensed and Insured CJ5, V-6, chrome wagon with mentally III required. Call 166 Help Wanted Sales the Inside, this revolutionary (3131227·2534. OLDE Worlde distributor builder. Free esllmates, CHEVETTE parts, 1979 front wheels, white leltered tires, References upon request. clip, engines, radiafors, bat- new top. S1,695.(313)227·1001. new window InSUlating MAINTENANCE position available full-time to give you system guards agaInst drafts personal allentlon to succeed (313)227.'198. terles, \loor pans. Champion 1980 Datsun 4x4, loaded, available, Ideal for rellred AVOIDTHEWINTER Parts.(3131437-4105. $5,800or best oller. (517)22~ and air leaks ••• cuts heating gentleman, to do floor care, BLUES-PAYTHOSE In business of your own, BOOKKEEPING service. and air conditioning costs ... midnight shill. Experience CHRISTMASBILLS ground level. Nothing like II. Spacial rate W·2s 75 cents FOUR Goodyear radial tires. ;,;398;-:-;4.~_=--::,,-_-..,,~ can easily be opened or necessary. Apply In peraon, 00 something different, fun (511)548-2593. each up to 20 and lOwer after FR80-14.Two B.F. GOOdrich '74 Dodge RamCharger. S975. removed for ventllallon, Whitmore Lake Convalescent and exciting representing the STARTthe year out with a fun that. Joan Maass, (313)227· radial tires. TAFR6014. (517)22S;7357,after6p.m. cleaning, or storage. Center, 8633North Main St. number one beauty company type busIness of your own. 1579. (313)229-9759. '79 Dodge Ramcharger, 360 MATURE take charge AVON Owner operated resale shop DESIGN, graphIc, and In- 1973Grand Prix for parts, 455 I automatic, factory customlz· CALL FOR FREE ESTIM housekeeper, part'lIme, live- CALL (313)437·1977 for sale In Hamburg. dustrial, logos, lelterheads, motor, no top, S175. 1985 •ed, $3.800.(313)878-9184. 313/3018-e6 19 In, two school age children. or (3131557,1595 Reasonable.(313)231·9337. annual' reports etc. (313)229- Chevy parts. 1973 EIC8mlno 11980shortbox stopslde Ford room and board plus wage. TROPICAL fish and supplies, 4329. ' parts. 283 and transmissIon, four wheel drive, new tires, ENEAGYGUIDE CCJfFCRATION Must be reliable, have AVON, to bUyor sellin Green complete Inventory and DISC Jockey, excellent per- needs carburetor, 70,000 j new baltery, AM-FM stereo transportallon and recent Oaks, Genoa, Marlon, losco, display tanks for sale, perfect sonallly, mixed variety music. miles, $175.5~h80 K'Man bat· I' casselle. AskIng $5,500. 4),44.) GA"N[) "lvlR tery, brand new, $50. 14 Inch (517)548-5098. NOVI. MICHIGAN .1010 referenceS.(3131360.2257. Putnam and Hamburg tor someone starting up (313)348-7369or (517)548-5027 townshIp. Call (313)662-5049or tropicailish store. Makeoffer, nlAhts, $250complete. tires, new, $100. SW ,1976 Ford 4 x 4 F150 (313)878-6376. (517)548-3762,(313)685-9803. tachometer, new, $20.Pontiac 111.50x 15Inch tire~, 4 seed: I 400heads,$40. (517)548-0804.. good condition,(51 1'"...... I _. __ ...... -...... _,.~.' l to' ~: 7 I ~ Wednesday. January 12,l983-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEW~- THE MILFORD TIMES-7.B 4Wh.. IDrive 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 AutomoJ,lIes 240 Automoblle~ Vehicles 240 Automobiles 240 Aulomoblles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles FORD Torino Squire. Grand· 1976F·25O 4 x 4. R~bUlll 380. Local Auto I lP79 Chsvslle, 4 door. air, GRAND Prix 1973, reliable 1979Mercedes'Benz 6.9, 4 Broker stereo. rear defog. 4 speed. OMEGA 1978 pa's very clean stallon wagon. door sedan. Sliver grey, Im- automatic transmission, V-8, Automatic transm/a- Air, automallc, power steer. transportation, 80me rust but power steering, power needs etc. After 3 p.m. (313)878-3742. stili looks nice. Am-fm stereo. maculate condition. $34.000...... ""...... ,.", ...... _ ...... -...... -...... , all makes & model slon. Power steering, lng, powsr brakes, low Call Chem·Trend, (517)546- brakes, good condillon. New 1978 Cutlass Supreme power brakes. 'Low mileage, no rust. Stored In- Everything works. By private chromes and tires. Jim, cars for Brougham, 2 door, hardtop. owner. $475.(517)223-7334. 4520between88.m.and 5p.m. out-ol·state buyers Mileage. Only $2,465. side. Must see. $2,950. NOW AT WAlKECKER (313)437-8227. power steering, power JACK CAULEY (517)546-2714. 1978Hornet, 8 cylinder, good 1973 Mercury station wagon. call "Bill saunders" brakes, automatic transml&- runs good, $400 or best oller, '76 GMC4 x 4. Short box, step -CHEVROLET- ~~:':;:':=-:-~ed~:;:' :U::th- condition. $700or beat oller. side, automatic, new tires. 313-684-3691 slon. V-8, sport wheels, vinyl ORCHARD LAKE RD. 1982Ford EXP.4 spe • co (313)227·5757. • (517)548-5016. AMC-JEEP-RENAUlT $2,600.(313)437-3055. ~ rool, tinted glass, am·fm Between 14 & 15 Mile Rds.' seats, stereo, rear defroster, 1977 Mercury Monarch, 8 ------stereo, $2.150.Very good con- auto hatch opener, mag 1 9 7 9 H 0 r I z 0 n. A,I r· 1981Jeep Laredo, two tops, 655-9700 'Wheels. TAX tires. and special conditioning, automatic cylinder 3 speed, overdrIve, dillon. (313)227-1335. am radio, excellent condition, 18,000miles, loaded. (313)227· handling suspenSion. Ex· transmission, 40.000 miles. 886. 1982Citation, 4 cylinder, auto, MALIBU,1978 (517)546-9464. 46,000miles. (517)546-0782. AMIFM stereo, 11,000miles. cellent condillon. Rusl- 5 Jeep CJ-5, good running Automatic, air condillon- proofed. two tone paint. Make 1973 Hurst 442, ~,ooo miles, 1982Mustang GT, black, 5,000 $6.900.(5t7)548-0169. lng, power steering. oller. (313)227·7738. miles. $9,000 or best offer. 11.9% condillon. $950.(313)887~. stored winters, $2,800or best (313)887-8456. 1978Jeep Cherokee Chlel S, power brakes, cruise, 1974Ford Ellie 400.Automatic, offer. Also 1976 Olds 442, amlfm.Only$3,485. power steering, power 84,000miles. $2,200firm. Both 1975 Monza. AM-FM stereo, fully loaded, low mileage, ex· DON'T JACK CAULEY FINANCING cellent condlllon. $3.700 or -CHEVROLET- brakes, air, stereo, 80me new In verYgood condItion, run ex- 53,000mllss, new tires. $1.000 best offer. (517)521-4755. WAIT UNTIL cellent. For more Info. or best offer. (313)437-4440. AVAILABLE ON ALL AMC MODELS ORCHARD LAKE RD. parts. $400. (313)887-5838. (313)231-2575after4:3Opm. 19/9 Jeep Wagoneer. V-8. CITATION 1980 MONDAYI Between 14 & 15 Mile Rds. 1975Flreblrd, black. good con- 1980Monza, 4 speed, manual, power steering, power 4 cylinder, 4 speed 855-9700 dillon. $1.450. Call (313)624- 1977Hornet. 6 cylinder, floor cloth Interior. am-Im slereo. You can place your ad any day shift, good condition. 45.000 (517)223-8063. Buy the American Way brakes, air, AM·FM stereo transmission, air condI- of the week. Office hours' are 2429alter 5:30 p.m. wilh CB. Good condillon, miles. very economical. 1972Nova,V-8,automalic. $200 tioned, power steering, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday BMW 1975Ford Torino wagon, new $1,325.(313)437-6114. SAVEBIGON 42,000miles. $6,000.(313)227· power brakes. Sharpf Only .. 1983-3201, tires and shocks. Must or best offer. Alter 7 p.m., • Friday. Our phone room (313)471-1732. 1160. $3,465. aalespeople WIll be happy to "S" Package, air, white sacrifice at $150. Must see. 1980Horizon, excellent condI- AMC - JEEP - RENAUL TS JACK CAULEY help you. with black Interior. Was (313)348-3274. tion, 4speed. $3,500or best 01- 1978Nova, 6 cylinder, power 235 Vans -CHEVROLET· $17.724. Now $15,724. Save ~1980~:;::F::,al=rm==.0;;:n':-t-s:-:ta7."tlo::-n:-:::w::':ag::o:::-n.fer. (313)227-1323or (313)227- steering. power brakes. Very 6911. • 78Dodge15passenger maxi ORCHARD LAKE RD. $2,OOOERHARDBMW Full power. air. seats, etc. good condition. $2.500. Between 14 & 15 Mile Rds. 1977 Maverick, 6 cylinder. (313)227-5114. van, V-8, auto, air, dual heal. ,Z)o/>/r G,o SOUTHFIELD 7 58,000miles, excellent condl- ~ call alterS p.m. (3131348-0404. 855-9700 352-603 lion. $3.950.(313)887-9213. automatic. Excellent condl- 1973Nova, $700or best. Call -,981-----Dod-,..g-e-:::O,..m-n-:-I.-::F,..ou-r-s-pe::-ed~,FORD, 1980, LTD Crown Vie- lion. $2,000.(313)227-9547. alter 4 p.m.(313)229-6484. 1975 Dodge Trademan 200, AWA):'; Pc,f:.. 9~m j:ustom Interior. Asking $2.500. four door, AM-FM,34 mpg. Ex· torla, 40,000miles, excellent 1975 Mustang. New tires, 1981Olds Cutlass wagon, ex· WALDECKER (517)223-3339. ~c Wt'cKGlltJ. cellent condition. $4,200. condilion. $5,195. (517)546- transmission, radiator, engine cellent condition, $6,200. Or We Buy parts. Great body. $1,600. trade for window van. (517)548- AMC IJeep IRenault 1981 Ford E·l50 van, 16,000 (313)632-5718. 0009, (517)546-5500. 227-1761 Clean (313)227-7396. 2027. miles. 4 speed overdrIVe.Take NeW F="uM;1iJA.€' 1980DodgeOmnl 024.4speed, 1974Ford LTD, good transpor- 9797 E. Grand River, Brighton sat .. 830.2 overpayments. (313)227-2880. Cars & Trucks $3,150or offer. (313)437-5807. tatlon, $300.(313)437-4443. '71 Mustang. $250.Runs good. AT needs - brakes. (517)548-5980 Mon & Thurs 8 30-9 rues. Wed & FrJ 8:30-6 pm, 1978Ford van, low miles, lull Call Walt at 1973 Dodge Charger, $500. 1974Gremlin X. FM.air, power lor appointment. conversion, loaded, askIng McDonald Ford tis €L) P.e.it.E.5 (313)437-9446. steering, power brakes, $5,800.(313)878-9598. • automatic. V-B engine, snow 1966 Mustang Coupe. 289 349-1400 1973Datsun. Runs good. good tires Good reliable transpor. automatic, California car. 19n Ford van, 302slick, good 7I'/ch4~ local transportallon. $80. tatlO~ $800 firm (313)229- minI. (313)437-3972. rakes, new \ires, reliable (313)227-2845,between 5 and 7132.• • • nsportatlon. Asking $375. MECHANICS! Trade 2 MAZDA 1975Cadillac Eldorado, newly 7p.m. Tri s d repairable Datsun's and 1 I 17)223-7334. painted. good condition, good GtAtlAG.E"' 1973 Dodge Cornet reliable 1975 Gran 0 no, run an , b t f looks good. New paint, $995. complete drivetrain, '78Ford E250van, Scylinder, 3 safe trllnportallon, front wheel I $300 miscellaneous parts for 1 626 JETTA drive. $1.975.(313)498-2206. SA\..~ transportat on, or es 0 - 1974 Vega. ,very dependable speed stick shift, 49.000miles, Jill OA' ~ 1.6H,O. engine, 5 speed, IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ;=-- flip up open air roof. light IAnnounces • group. electric defrost, • pOwer brakes. reclining .... bucket seats, digital .clock. Intermittent wipers. console. styled steel wheels. Stock No. 1'1.9%' $6883* 66. SALE PRICED GMAC '1983 Ranger Pick-Up 1983 F-1S0 4X4 300 C.I.D. 6 cylinder. 4 2.0 engine. 4 speed ~ - .' _.... ,,...,power brakes,,_. knit,.,"",vinyl transmission. full fac· FINANCING • ,- trim, gua es, limit slip tory equipment. Stock • rear aXle,?ow mount mlr- No. 256. - rors, step bumper, (5) P235X15~dlal mud and 11.9%Financing snow tires. Stock No. 489. on All New $5690* E.P.A. CITY 27 E.P.A. CITY 18 $8556* HWY.39 HWY.26 1982-83Pontiacs • In stock or order. BUY N'OWa SAVEl ~ WALDECKER AMC IJeep I Renault" 996-2300 9797 I. Grand .,,,., Oper ll·ll Mon. & Thure.; I.,OHION 227·1761 sal. 8.30·2 • 8·8 Tue ... Wid., Fri. S.t.ll·5 Mon & Thurs, 8:30 t09 p.m., 'rue, Wed, Frl 8:30 to 6 I • I • 8-B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday, January 12.1883 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles [-::::---,;~~~iil-1• 1978 Torino station wagon. '\ 1974Olds Cutlass. runs great. 1964 Plymouth Fury, engine 1977 Pinto wagon, excellent 1976Omega 260V-8 automatic, 1871 Olds. Vista Cruiser $900.(313)231·2470. S560. call (313)227-1326 alter good transportation, $500. wagon. $500 or best oller. runs good. new ballery and condition. $1,100.Call (313)62&- SOUTH LYON 6:30 p.m. (5171548-1749. (3131227-1323.(3131227-8911. more, body rough. Asking 2492alter 5 pm. MOTORS T·BIRD 1978. full power, till Wheel, cruise. cream and 1977 Olds Cutlass two door. 1878Olds 88 Royale, excellent OLDSMOBilE, 1980, Delta. 88 $250.(517)546-8816. '75 Plymoulh Valiant Brougham, 4 door, 6 cylinder. WE PAY CASH gold. 35,000 miles. Asking Power steering, power condition. retiree. $3,500 or Brougham. Diesel engine. 1977 Pontiac 4 door. V-8, 20 $3.500.(313)227-8812. brakes, air. very good condI- bestolfer. (3131227-6113. loaded. Call (3131227·1723. mpg. clean. Besl offer. good condition. $1.000. FOR CLEAN USED tion. (313)685·7869 alter (313)228-8207alter 5 p.m. (517)223-3822. VEHICLES 1978Torino. New motor. good 1973 Oldsmobile 98. loaded. OlOS Cutlass Supreme. 1976, • WE SELL USED CARS 9:00 pm. 1980 Phoenix four door. Air. 1978 Pinto. 3 door. 4 speed. condition. $1,250. best offer. $700 or best offer, must sell. 350, automatic, power steer- .and RUSTLER HORSE (517)548-C649. 1981 Olds Cutlass Brougham (3131878-8706. lng, power brakes. cruise. AM·FM, six cylinder. $3.900. good condition. $1,950. (313)227·9115. TRAilERS COupe. 9rown metallic with OlOS Cutlass. 1979, 4 door, stereo 8 track, tnple black. (5171548-2422.. =;=::-=:;;~-:-:--:-_..,...... 1974 Vega GT. Radio, motor WE SERVICETRAILERS runs. automatic transmission landau rool, most options. excellent condition, loaded, $1.495.(3131227·1001. PLYMOUTH 1976Arrow 200, 5 1981 Reliant K four door AND INSTALL HITCHES leather seats. excellent condI- speed, air. $1,580. (313)832- Custom. 23.000 miles, power needs repair. S350 or best 01· 305V-8. $4.600.(3131227·7566. 1974 Plymouth New Yorker. and TRAilER HOOK·UPS fer. (3131229-4049. tion, 48,000expressway miles. 5619.(517)548-4607. brakes, sleerlng. air. (313)887- (313)437·1177 $6,800. Call Chem-Trend bet- 1977Olds 98 Rengency. Good good shape, runs excellent. 1456. 1976 XJS Jaguar. excellent to excellent condition. Blue loaded. $950.(3131878-5547. 1973 Plymouth wagon. Good • ween 8:00 am and 5:00 pm. condition. needs work. S350. 1978Sunblrd. good condition, 1981 Toyota Corolla, 2 door. condition. $10,500. (3131662- (5171546-1520. book $4,200. asking $3.800. 1970 Pontiac leMans. Good 4232,(313)994-4740. (3131348-6260. shape, $500. call after 4 p.m. (313)227-2844. S800 or besl offer. (313)231- Take over payments, $3.555. (313)878-2147.(313)878-2524. 1977 Pinto. 4 speed, am-fm 2311. (313)437-9222. stereo 8 track. $1,650 1980 T-Blrd. low miles. air. 1981Toronado. diesel engine, negotiable. (3131878-9598. stereo. decor Interlorl ex· sunrool, loaded, $11,000. 1971 Pinto. runs good. Needs terlor. (313)348-2246. (517)546-1074.(3131427-4389. DON'T some work. $300. (517)548- A Classified ad Is sure to work because 4185. WAIT UNTIL there are always people ready to buy. They MONDAYI may not know you haveIt to seUlf you don't LIVINGSTON You can place your ad any day advertise. So call today, and watch the fast I of the week. Olllce hours are results. 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday - Friday. Our phone room COUNTY'S salespeople will be happy to Sliger/Livingston NUMBER ONE • help you. • Publications, Inc. USED CAR DEALER -9% FINANCING ON 11A.P.R. MOST 1983MODELS -This WeeksSpecial- OVER OJ CARS a TRUCKS TO CHOOSE FROM 1976 COMET2 DR. '83 ESCORT L '83 ESCORTL 4 Door Wagon • 2 door, au1omatlc. and full factory Runs & Looks Great equIpped. Electric defroster, AM radio, full factory S~ock#E-659 $597075* equipment. $609581 * only$1395 Stock #E-635. OR LEASE THIS 1903 1982 FAIRMONT FUTURA 4DR ~~St~'U:i~mRt~ORL f 11 ORDER YOURS TODAYI or $115per month* 6cyl.auto.air.p.s.,p.b." $5495 • Based on 48 month lease. 60.000 mile limitation. 4% use tax, tax, title & destlnaUon stereo, like new. Only e~ " o * Plus tax, title and destination charges • • '83 RANGER 4x4's and DIESELS V 1979 Ford F·250 ALSO IN STOCK NOW E 4x4 Pick-up with western snow plow, V-8, 4 speed, ·'83 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE R p.s., p.b. Only IN STOCK NOW!! I YOUR A" X & Z PLAN HEADQUARTERS I 1980 LTD 2 Dr. - FREE V-8 automatic overdirve, Photo· Pac N~ght! 65 trans, air, p.s., p.b., radio, Jl\CK l@1Bm}721~2600 Sal, Jan. 15 - 7:30 P.M r Michigan Ave. at. 22,000 actual miles. Like $5295 Detroit vs. Toronto New. Only I NeWburgh C DEMMER (just e. 0' 1-275) Everyone attending the game will A receivea6" xS" color picture of each 1979T·Bird of the RedWmg players compliments of Anheuser Busch and the Detroit R V-8, auto, air, p.s., p.b., RedWmgs. 5 int. & ext. 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Our Town In Our Town 2 Church news 3 · Basketball victory 4 Girls volleyball 5 !~~:""'------:------~------J c I~ I ~. Tina Stoecklin }J ' l . \!e Young poet wins top honor I "That probably was my most produc- I By MICHELEMcELMURRY is best known by her present and ,}, former students for her dedication and tive season," Stoecklin says. "I had all ~ commitment to quality education. those deadlines." " She explains that in addition to Among the poems written in class } 1seethe ankle, Stoecklin, who was the top prize winner and inc.ludedin the group submitted to ; , a single dune melting into a narrow among the 64 finalists, another of her Wayne State was "Singer, Stain Me r beach students Mike Ross took an honorable Crimson." ~ sheathedin ribbed brown nylon mention for a short story. ~~ corralled by a golden suede All finalists spent the day on Wayne :_ and blue corduroy sea. State's campus having their work criti- Singer, stain me crimson. e What mysterIes does this sock qued, hearing a poetry reading by WSU Swell stately melodies through my disguise? English professor t\lvin Aubert and at- veins, 1 itch to embark on a voyage of tending the matinee of the Hilberry weave me a tapestry of rich, baroque discqvery, Theatre production of "Ring Round the harmonies. . perhaps to reveal Moon." gold-tipped hairs like seaweed ThoughStoecklinsays she was "total- Singer, enamel me fuschia. growing sparse Electrify me with rebellious phrases, betweenmarks made by nylon ribs ly surprised" about winning the award, it is not the first honor bestowed upon bounce my toes through a rhythmic like dune buggies across clean-shaven the 17-year-oldstudent. haze. shore Two years ago Stoecklin was named or heiroglyphics coaxed from the sand the Junior Achievement Outstanding Singer, dye me indigo. bya silver-tongued tide. Businesswoman for Southeastern Stretch me across anguished octaves, Michigan - quite a distinction for the wrench my nerves through discordant then 15-year-oldsophomore. sobs. Still actively involved in JA, she cur- .-" ..... rently is working on a newsletter to be Singer, dust me mauve. distributed to Junior Achievement ad- Blanket me with silver serenades, visors. ride away on a heathery trlll. In addition to her JA activities, she is a member of the NHS Drama Club, a "Tina came to me well endowed," violin and piano enthusiast, an avid Dorrian says of her young pupil's reader and a member of the National writing abilities. HonorSociety. "She must have read a great deal as a To top it all off, she also was among little girl," Dorrian observes. "She is the five seniors named semi-finalists in extremely sensitive and sharp." the National Merit Scholarship com- In evaluating Stoecklin's writing, • petition. Dorrian describes her work as "ex- With Stoecklin's varied interests, it temely precise. seems only natural that she hopes to "She uses strong imagery and is will- "get a broad education" when heading ing to take chances; she is willingto ex- offto college. However, she admits that press herself." ·, .. her recent writing success has given Stoecklin admits she works hard on , her some thoughts about "going into her poetry, often doing several rewrites , . English." of her work. Dorrian attributes Tina's Already accepted at the University of Willingnessto revise her poetry as a big Michigan, Stoecklin also is looking at part ofher success. Emory University in Georgia, Grinnell Though currently taking a reprieve • College in Iowa, and - of course - from poetry writing, Stoecklin says TINASTOECKLIN WayneState. she's keeping herself bUSyin advanced • Stoecklin, whose family moved to composition. , ':-, ThOUgh Tina Stoeklin claims she Northville almost three years ago from As for Pat Dorrian, she readily ad- ~~~~d~ed_~~'poe~"'~ ~al~in~~~~,~,_~~:~~~~bem~~~~ ~-~.~,---:.~,.------~~------~~-~~~-----~ Record photos by STEVE FECHT ~''ie'eifis-~areale''tffii~stM'>epartntent-aMioftbvllle,··- !.'!1'hestUdents-say that~once-I.get a.., .... : ~ h"': .,.. ;~:'.:,.,',,r- ft~~'Northville.High' School 'senior 'is far' High Schoolbetter than the one at her hold of them, I own them," she notes. , . i~?>frombelilg a poetic novice. previous school. "And they're absolutely right." ~==t The poem, entitled "The Ankle," was However, "the curriculum only is as rr==W======i1 ....""'8monga ,collectionofStoecklin's poems challenging as you make it," she . recently awarded first place in the observes. • distinguished Manuscript Day spon- According to the NHSsenior, some of sored·by the Wayne State University her most challenging work has come FLOWEftS The S~1!ings .;J!:nglishDepartment. from her courses with Pat Dorrian .:~ The award was a first for Northville Sandbothe. - ,; High School, as well as for English A veteran of Dorrian's humanities S.tartNow! 149E. Main · ~::teacher Pat Dorrian Sandbothe, who and creative writing courSes, Stoecklin Northville · ~;1'ina claims provided the impetus for currently is enrolled in her advanced 349-0671 ;:~J1erwork. compositionclass. ~: For her winning entry, Stoecklin "Ms. Dorrian already wants me to do : received a $7,700scholarship over four a short story," she notes. -:years toWayneState. 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Main, Northville Northville I Rochester distinctive window 324 E. Main, Northville Del's His & Hers Clothing Del's Department Store treatments for your home Z 349-0127 Northville Hours Great Oaks Mall 322 S. Main, Plymouth Rochester Hours -1-_------'Mon.-Fri. 9:30-5:30, sat. 1Q.4 9-6Dally; 9-9Thurs. & Fri. Rochester Dail 9:30-6; 9:30-9 Thurs. & Fri.1Q.6 Dally; 1Q.9 Thurs. & Fri. ... .-.~. '2;C- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, January 12, 1983 • I~ Our Town J". , Fall ends 65 years of living in her chilflhood home I By JEAN DAY Mrs. Boyden through the years had been one of the com- tains had with daughter Esther ,and her fiance Joe Melnik of • munity's most active residents. She was a charter member and Suttons Bay last Sunday. Esther, who is nursing on the .... Not many people get to live in their family home almost all president of the Northville Senior Citizens' Club formed in the pediatrics floor of St. Joseph Hospital, was not able to go west , their lives, observed Hazel Boyden in March, 1972, as she mid-1960s,a member and long-time membership chairman of with her parents to celebrate Christmas with the rest of the ::'reminisced after being presented with a 50-year membership Northville Woman's Club,joining in 1921,and a member ofNor- family in Seattle. ' •.pin from Northville Woman's Club. thville Methodist Church for more than 60years . They visited son Brian and his wife Cheryl, who live in .the " The home at 230First Street had been her childhood one She was married in the old Methodist Church and the Seattle suburb of Kirkland near other former Northville "Whenshe was Hazel Perkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Boydens marked their 55th wedding anniversary in the new residents John and Becky Jerome who dropped by during the :!Perkins, After she married Horace Boyden, a Novi native; on Methodist church on West Eight Mile in June, 1971.At the time, holiday. Martha Whiteside, a former Northville resident who is ·"I~une2, 1916,they lived on Rogers and then, for two years, in she recalled their wedding trip on one ofthe old D & Cboats. a nurse in Seattle, also was in on the celebrating.' • Minnesota, before moving into her parental home again with Mrs. Boyden also was a writer on The Northville Record The Fountains' other son Don lives in Redmond, another • .her husband. staff until her retirement in 1947.She continued to help new Seattle suburb. He is working in a dental lab, his mother : Even after his death in February, 1975,she continued to live employees, like this writer, who didn't arrive on the scene until reports, and Brian is a Pearle Vision Center manager. In :alone in the house until a fall in October resulted in a broken 1963. Her cheerful encouragement has been a great asset Washington, she adds, they were able to go cross country skiing :pelvic bone. After a hospital stay, it was apparent she would through the years. in the Cascades, located an hour from Seattle, one day and then : never return to the house, which has been sold - reluctantly, golfthe next. :reports her daughter Mary Louise Forester ofRoyal Oak. Fountains celebrated holiday twice : Mrs. Forester adds that she and her brother Robert of We'll be seeing wreaths for a while :Wayne'have taken some family pieces, as her mother wished, The Christmas tree at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Charles :but the rest of the furnishings will be sold at auction beginning Fountain was decorated early - "just after Thanksgiving," Decorations of the Christmas season have been going up ;at noonthis Sunday. says Mary Esther Fountain, who only removed the ornaments earlier - and staying in place longer. Wreaths and garlands t : Now89, Mrs. Boyden is living at Middlebelt Nursing Centre last weekend. She adds that this was possible because it is an still decorate many doorways around town, and Christmas :and getting along' 'pretty well," Mrs. Forester says. artificial one. It was in place in time for the annual sherry party lights twinkle on trees, inside and out. // ~he and Anne pyett co-hosted the Tuesday before Thanksgiv- Take a drive down any residential street these days, and ,------mg. it's apparent that more and more homeowners are leaving up ~FOOD It stayed up for a belated Christmas celebration the Foun- holiday decorations, as one resident said, "to extend the $ ~1IftD'IIA,..~ season." - '..wIVft1MUlii "It could be a custom being adopted from the East," observed Glad Evans, who says she is leaving both wreaths and ~INPOLAND garlanding around the front door. In Rochester, New York, she ~ " : ~::§fB;z; reports, homes remain decorated at least through February. 4 ~.{!f~~ She s~ys she likes the idea as "it takes away from the bleakness ~ '. :ar:c::I ('fwinter." £:i' ~:fi f"" ac:'- ;' ~"- : w :::)!=o':t : "'CD!:!:! 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M.D. Jerome Fmck, M.D. 11:00a.m. Worship & Nursery Richard J. Henderson, Pastor YaftlCalm,d,s. M.D. 478·8040 DonnaOp,o,M D. R. Griffith K. Kirkb Pastors FREEDOM LUTHERAN CHURCH OF FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF INTERNAL MEDICINE NOVI James Crowl. M.D. NORTHVILLE James L,vermore, M.D. Meets at Novi Woods Elementary School 217N. Wing 349-1020 478·8044 Taft Rd. between 10& 11 Mlle Dr. James H. Luther, Pastor Worship. 10:00 a.m. wilh Nursery Sunday Worship, 11 a.m. & 6:30p.m. Collee& Fellowship. 11:00a.m. Wed., 7:30 AWANA. 7:30 Prayer Service ALLERGY Study Hour (All Ages) 11:30 a. m. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Robert E Welnstom. M.D .• P.C. PastorT.5cherger-478-9265 478·8044 CHURCH HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL OAKLAND BAPTIST CHURCH FAMILY DENTISTRY 10 Mile belween Taft & Beck, Novl 23893 Beck Road, Novl Teny Nielson, D.D.S .• P.C. South of Ten Mile 349-4259 Alan Keulor, D.D.S .• P.C. Phone 349-1175 • 471·0345 ManeClalf. D.D.S. Pastor Barry W. Jones • Service, 8:00 a.m. & 10:00 a.m. Mark Angeloccl, D.D.S. Worship and School Sunday School. 10.00 a.m. MYOFUNCTIONAL THERAPY Holy Eucharist Wednesdays Morning Worship. 11:ooa.m. ORTHODONTICS The Rev. Leslie F. Harding Evening Service, 6:30 p.m. Donald M. Wayne. D.D.S., M.S. Donna Malh'ak. R.M T. GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF WIXOM a WIXOM CHRISTIAN SCHOOL (K.12) Wisconsin Ev. Lutheran Synod ORTHOPEDICS Wixom & W. Maple Rds. Jerry H. ROlenberq, M.D. Worship Service 10:00 a.m. Family Bible School, 9:45 a.m. . 471·2890 Sunday School & Bible Class 11:15 a.m. Family Worship, 10:45 a.m. & 6:30 p.m. Novl Community Centor Family Night Program (Wed.), 6:45 p.m. CLINICAL LABORATORY DIAGNOSTJC RADIOLOGY Novl Rd. just S. of 1·96 Robert V. Warren. Pastor DIAGNOSTIC ULTRASOUND Gone EJahnko, Pastor-349-0565 624-3823 (Awana& Pro-Teens) 624·5434 • • o..• 4.C- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, January 12.1983 Sports wlte Nl1rt!tuille fRecprb Mustangs ride past Wester~, 57-55 I By STEPHEN CVENGROS down the rebound and ran down the last Lutes' charges came back after the "We have to have more leadership eight seconds. intermission with the strategy of shut· from our guard handling the ball and~. Only a "road rally" kept Northville's Northville had an opportunity to put tlng down Wendland, after he had get the ball to the right people - and In basketball team in the driver's seat of the game away in the second stanza, shown such a hot hand. And while they this situation they weren't." the Western Lakes Activities Associa- tossing In 26 points - the Mustangs' were successful keeping the Warrior Lutes added, "I think they're capable tion with a come from behind 57-55 win highest output for a single quarter this sharpshooter from hitting the mark, the of it, it's just something that they're go-~ over Walled Lake Western last Friday. year. But whatever magic Northville emphasis on Wendland opened the door Ing to have to work on." Tim Lutes' young Mustangs courted had discovered in the ball went a long for Kevin Boyle, who contributed 12 Schrader finished the night" with 26: with disaster before sealing the victory way for Western - as the Warriors points to the Western scoreboard in the Two other juniors Mike Weber and over Western, which it had led most of tallied 18 - giving both squads a sear- second half. Mickey Newman each tossed In10. ' the contest on the Warriors' home ing 44 points for the quarter. "We tried to make some defensive Schrader pulled down eight rebounds court. Junior center Steve Schrader put on a adjustments on Wendland in the second and Gala cleared seven for the. half," Lutes said, adding that the "Basically, it was a matter of we had show in the second period putting in 17 Mustangs. Gala also had five assists Mustangs shut him down to just six for (most of them to Schrader) and was a lead for most of the ball game. For the points. But Western's Rob Wendland was paying attention to Schrader's the last two periods. praised by Lutes as having played "a last four or five minutes, we really lost For the young Mustangs, it was an en· our poise. We broke down offensively clinic and added 16 points of his own. good floor game." ' "Basically, we were running our of- couraging performance, according to and defensively," Lutes explained. Lutes, who claimed all young teams The victory moved Northville Into a "We threw the ball away and let them fense very well," the Northville coach said. "However, we just didn't do a have to learn how to win on the road. tie with Livonia Churchill for their divi- have the lead. We didn't make them "Any win is great In the game of sional lead. Both teams have a 3-1 earn their points," Northville's coach good enough job in that quarter on defense. basketball. It's so hard to win on any record and tip-off at Churchill next assessed the match·up. "They did a opponent's fllX!r," Lutes said. was a Tuesday night. ( good job of coming back, but we "We had a good chance to pull away, '.:1 but just didn't do the job in' that little disappomted because we are This Friday, the Mustangs hOS~ weren't playing a very poised game. capable of much better basketball. Plymouth Salem in a 7:30 p.m. contest: • "I guess you could say a young club quarter." has the tendency to lose its poise on the road." But despite momentarily losing the lead and its poise, the young Mustangs proved they had enough of what all young eqUines are eventually turned in- to-glue. With approximately 25 seconds to go, Western took a one-point lead over the Mustangs. Northville's Bobby Pegrum went to the charity stripe and tossed in the front end of a one-and-one, before missing the bonus shot. But Mustang Scott Gala cleared the glass and pumped in his only field goal of the evening to put Northville on top to stay, 57-55. Western had one more chance to tie the game, but a shot by the Warriors failed to fall. And the Mustangs pulled Bob Pegrum (34) hopes for a rebound (left). Mickey Newman (right) takes it up- court against the Warrio~s. • - Record photo by STEVE FECHT 0 , ,),. ~ i" "\f' P ./ BENSON & HEDGES • J Villa~c Antiques and Gift" OFFERING Fine Glassware Pewter Brass Oak Victoriana Record photo by STEVE FECHT and Primitives 124 N. Center -; Ii .J Northville I Exccutivc . Liability . . Ihsuranc'c'? . 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Winter rec sign-up gets "I started beginning Monday ! \ • Registration for a number of winter programs ball Coaching Clinic will be this Friday and Satur- ~ Including swimming, dance, gymnastics, horseback day at Sterling Heights Stevenson High School. ~ riding, cross country skiing, skating and senior Clinic sessions for high school, Junior high school ~ citizen activities will take place January 17-21.For and youth league football coaches will run from 7-11 : more Information contact recreation director Ed p.m. on Friday and 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday. The $20 ~ Krlctzs at 349-0203, and watch for details in next clinic fee for both days includes all lectures, eqUip· : week's Northville Record. ment displays, door prizes, coffee and donuts, and a' of' coaches' party on Friday night. Special rates for • Soccer and Junior Baseball registrations will be more than one coach from the same school or team. Saturday, January 29 and Saturday, February 5 are available. ~ from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Northville Community Among this year's speakers will be Northern:;;;: BUilding. Michigan Head Coach Bill Radamacher, neWly·::,,: appointed Eastern Michigan Head Coach Jim~, • Open Gym at the community building Is Mon· Harkema, Wayne State's receiver coach Zach:: day through Friday 3·5 p.m. The cost is $1 per per- Fowler, Wayne State's Head Trainer Robert White,"~ son. University of Michigan'S strength training coach:~ Mike Glttleson, Birmingham Brother Rice Coach AI: ~ • There are still a few spaces left for the ski Fracassa, Dearborn Edsel Ford Coach Jack> weekend trip, according to recreation director Ed Bridges and Plymouth Salem Coach Tom ~ Krlctzs. The dates are February 18-20.For more In· Moshimer. :Z formation call 349-0203. For more Information contact Rick Bye 'at 268':;:' • The sixth annual Great Lakes High School Foot. 4700. .<: ~3.. ~:~," Growers of Quality Shade Trees ~ '. 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(517)546-3400 (313)437·0060 (313)887-0340 .If.Nortll.'tlll~ volJeyball coach Steve McDonald enrolls in some "Probably the biggest problem we had was passing," McDonald ch~~~tjf?r~be .t.t,'.~because.he's just trying to fim,rre " said.· ':They hustled and overall. were good. We just had a mental ~ 'tii'l ";P-eltOmiI Onl(gliftil11.~-'''-''>;·'~···· . ~. . :.....'. ::"----tapsein1:he last game and just-couldn't put it away (despite a 104- - . The Mustang splkers dropped two matches last week, but not lead at one polnt>." without looking like two different teams. The Mustangs faced Plymouth Canton In a Monday contest, after In the Friday night match against rival Novi, Northville played our press time, looking for their first win. like a team asleep dropping behind Novi 14-0- before losing the r- opening game of the match 15-1. ilve~nls'-f ~. But McDonald claims his volleyball squad got mad. And that I With This Ad 0, anger converted into an inspiring second game that the Mustangs ,f eventually dropped to the Wildcats in overtime, 16-14. , McDonald explained, "The girls got mad and played much better I the second game. We just couldn't pull off a victory for the third game. "In the first game, we just didn't play there. We were flat." Tracy Wilkinson had 10spikes with nine of them good, including On Any Of Our S \ three aces to lead the way for Northville. Kim Petit had a fine per- I I • formance serving knocking in all seven of her attempts. Cheryl I All You Csn Est Specisls I H .....'· Berryman also made good on her six serving attempts: Thru January 17, 1983 I I (Good at alilocationa. Umlt I A ..::Z Earlier in the week, it had been much the same story for Nor- two people per coupon.) ~.. thville. Farmington handed the Mustangs their first loss in a I p ,~ Wednesday contest, 10-15,15-9and 11-15. ~~-----~------~ :,:.· "For an opening game, we didn't play real bad - but we didn't All You Can Eat~ E play real good. We had a chance to win the whole match, but ended -- up losing it," McDonald explained. "Myself and the girls felt pretty (:: Daily Specials! '. MONDAY bad. We were ahead 10-4in the last game, but just couldn't put it Recordphotoby STEVEFECHT VEAL PARMIGIANA DINNER 3.50 U away." ChOice 01 bOwl 01 souP salad or slaw SP3ghetll or Again, Northville's performance was not without its highlights. Leslie Kucher dives to dig out a spike potato. Includes vegetable and bread basket P JUdy Morgan and Petit both had good nights serving. Morgan kept BATTER DIP'T FISH & CHIPS 3.50 I ChOice of bowl ot soup salad Of slaIN 11of her 14serves playable; Petit was 15for 17. Includes tread ~sket Leslie Kucher and Tracy Wilkinson led the splkers. Kucher TUESDAY I _~nocked in 10 good hits with only four bad spikes. Wilkinson kept 10 FRIED CLAMS & CHIPS So75 .wof her 16 spike attempts in play. And Cindy Runyon had a good ChOice of bOw' of soup sal.'ad or sla_. N 28. .ncludes bread basket night setting, converting 27of LIVER & ONIONS 3.50 ChOice 0' bowl Of soup salad or slaw ,ncludes potato vegetable and bfead basket I WEDNESDAY -'--::. SPAGHEnI 3.50· 9 The Sheraton-Oaks Choice of bowl of sou~ salad or Slaw InCludes bread baSktt 8 HONEY DIP'T FRIED CHICKEN 3.75 ChOice 01 bOwl 01 SOUP salad or slaw 3 Spa Weekend ,"elud~S pOtato vf'gtlable and Dread ba\ket THURSDAY • AEROBIC DANCE CLASSES Fight the winter doldrums. Participate LIVER & ONIONS . 3.50 ChOice 01 boWl 01 SOup sala~ or slaw IncludfS .30 MINUTE FITNESS PROGRAMS in our Spa Weekend and be a better you. Marc Averill has been with the Firm for 12 )·ears. 00lato vf \ I 6-C- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, January 12,1983 !fj Young matmen mauled by 'Dawgs,! place sixth in ,Brighton tourney InexperIence Is turning out to be the class was not as good, In general. We last 10 seconds, whIch could have plac· third man on the mat for Gary Emer- just don't have senior wrestlers." . ed In the final place finisher:>. ~ son's Northville wrestlers. And the JunIor varsity wrestlers Dennis "I think we moved up a llltle," Emele adversary Is getting the best of the Nadeau (12), Ken Mathes (126) and son assessed Saturday's performance Mustang matmen more often than not. Norm EstIgoy (32) each scored pins. compared with Thursday'S. "Rob Livonia Bentley found out how that Don Unsworth (185) fell vIctim to a Wolfgram probably wrestled the best invisIble rIval the NorthvIlle squa.l1 Is Bulldog pin. he fmlshed all year. If Morfe had fighting can aId Its opponents as It blew Saturday's trip to the BrIghton In- wrestled at 105, (he couldn't meet by the Mustangs, 50-21,last Thursday. vitational showed that inexperIence weIght requIrements and had to move Emerson's wrestlers found theIr may be a rival to deal with throughout up to 112) he would have done better. ~ backs to the mat four straIght matches, the entire season. "Wolfgram and Barker did extreme- before senIor Rob Wolfgram pulled out Senior John Collins had the best ly well. The res~ of the guys did about a 6-5 decisIon agaInst the Bulldogs. showing for NorthvIlle. Collins placed where they're at (in experience). We're Bruce Wolfgram (98), Ken Kehoe (105), second in the eight-team field. But as a a lot of fIrst- year wrestlers and we ca. I Erwin Morfe (112) and Keith Richie team, the Mustangs finished sixth. do well against first-year wrestlers,' (119) were each pinned by Bentley op- Teammates Rob Wolfgram and the Northville coach said. ponents in the first four consecutive Barker finished third at 126- and 198- The dual meet loss drops the match-ups of the nIght - to put the potind weIght classes, respectively. Mustangs to 1-4 overall and 1-3 In con· Mustangs down 24-0. Emerson commented that Barker "had ference action. Northville next meets John Letarte (138) and Jay Anderson probably hIs best day." Walled Lake Western, and Emerson ex- (145) took their men to the mat to each Jim Assemany (98) and Ernie Bok pects a tough uphill battle. score pins. Other Mustang wrestlers (155) also placed, each finishing fourth "Western's tough. They're gong to be Mike Davis (132), Joel Vogt (185) and In their weight divisions. one of the better teams in the league," Bryan Burgett (heavyweIght) also fell Emerson also noted that Riehle, he said. "We'll really try and put on as victim to pins. Greg Barker (198) evad- wrestling at 119,lost two matches in the good a show as we can." : I • ed a pin, but still dropped his match 12- 5. ' Emerson noted, "One of our bIg pro- blems is we got pinned. Had we stayed off our backs, the match would have been a lot closer." Assessing his. opponents, the Nor- Y<....r WIl!d Lapel to 3W'1 thville coach added, "Bentley's first four people are extremely good. From there on they have some holes to fill. "We're only fielding three seniors in 10 weight classes. Last year's junior Jay Anderson finds himself down under in the Brighton tourney against Haslett's Greg Reynolds Quality Work For over 25 Years: ·Take only 2 firsts PROMPT SERVICE; Custom Made . Suits from $300 • Swimmers thrashed by Bulldogs Other Allerations also aval1abl& 31235 Grand River lor Men «Women < at . Personal Fllbnqs · Northville took only two first-place 200-yard freestyle (2:01.4), just ahead Teammate Dave Wayne was fourth in 2-4 in the 50-yard freestyle with 24.55 I Orchard Lake Rd. finishes in dropping a dual swim meet of Mustang Darius Mikalonis (2: 02.69). the event (1: 12.24). and 24.92clockings. to Brighton, 74-52. The Mustangs got Mikalonis was runner-up in the 100- Gass was the highest place finisher Northville challenged Novi in an Farmington LAPHAM'S' victories from Jeff Metz and Adam yard backstroke with a 1:05.27 time. for Northville in the 2QO-yardindividual away meet last night, after our press 476-0842 9:30-6 MON.·FRI. 349-3677 Swallow in the home contest last Tues- Tim Walker finished third in the event medley clocking 2:27.62. Wayne finish- time. The Mustang swimmers next see 9-2 SAT. at 1:06.0. ed fourth with a time of 2:36.64. action at Livonia Bentley tomorrow at 7 Northville day. I~ Open Thurs. & Fro. t · Metz led a 1-2 finish for the Mustangs Vince Shimp turned in a second in the Jon Burchard and Ron Johnston were p.m. 'f/'llrr 9a.m.-9p.m. ! in diving by accumulating 178.9points. 100-yard freestyle (55.5) and was Mon.-Tues,·Wed.-SaI. ~ • Jeff Pawlowski was runner·up in the followed in fourth by Jeff Bainbridge event with a 144.4tally. (57.88). · Swallow earned his first with a Doug Buell and John Gass scored 5:27.98 clocking in the 500-yard third and fourth place finishes in the freestyle. Teammate Tom Valade l00-yard breast stroke with respective finished third in the event touching times of 1:11.2 and 1:16.67. floor ([DVf[jn~ . home at 5:59.62. Buell also touched in second position Swallow also finished second in the in the l00-yard butterfly (1:00.36). Tile-Carpeting-_Formica Includes Cup of Soup & Salad Bar; 4-10p.m. ON. Country Style Chicken, fries, 100's of Samples honey, bread basket '3.95 Ocelots holiday champs, WED Choice of Spaghetti, Mostaccelli or - 145 E. Cady ·Northville 349-4480 • Ravioli, bread basket. '3.65 FBI Fish Fry, choice of . $3.90 Briggs tops nation • ~ 1 1. Fish 'n Chips; or ••.....•.....~ ~. '-:) 2. Perch, chOIce of potato; or' The Schoolcraft College men's basketball team ended 1982with a bang. (!UNFINISHED FURNITUI!.~ I Gce-"" IS 3. Smelt, choice of potato; or, The Ocelots captured the Highland Park Community College Holiday Classic 4. Combination platter of above. last week with a pair of victories, first over Muskegon CC (89-83), and then the EVERY ITEM 20% - 40% OFF • flaroinb host school in the finals (87-72). = World's largest selection of Q4allty • Schoolcraft, coached by Rocky Watkins, is off to its best start ever. 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Hamburger, '2.1 0 0\0 cond half, only to have Muskegon charge back behind the shooting of Robert Scissors Tuna Fish, chips, reg. $2.60 '1.85 Allen. 0.0'0 hair design : But Niegarth got plenty of support as Briggs and Meriweather added 20poInts • presents • each and Keyes bagged 15. Golden Platter Restaurant · Allen, meanwhlle, led all scorers With 36points. I "Scissor Bucks" Farmington South Lyons Union : "That showed us we could play with the big guys," said Watkins. "They were "We're roiling our prices back to 1975" Lak. a big and quick team." Haircuts complete lor $15.00 35227 Grand River 20889 Pontiac Trail 5578 Cooley lake Rd. · On December 23 in a preliminary game at Eastern Michigan University's plus receive 5 bucks towards at Drake 437-3065 683-8360 Bowen Field House, Schoolcraft edged Owen Technical, a four-year school in your next service choice 477-3111 Toledo, 75-71. (designated Stylist) .....-.... W. honor Mast.r C.rd eo Visa 33804W.gevenMi. t~ 477-4080 .- : Briggs tallied 29points in the victory. livonia '1 OLVwins, • tied for 1st WONDER HOSTESS Our Lady of Victory's ,------...... seventh and eighth grade BAKERY THRIFT SHOP HOURS: boys' basketball team up- 37051 AMRHEIN ROAD· LIVONIA - DAILY 9-6 (Mon.-Fri.) ped Its record to 9·2 with Sat. 8:30-5 back-ta-back wins over • EVERY WEDNESDA Y IS "BARG~/N DA Y" Detroit St. Christopher and Redford St. Robert Bellarmlne. · The Cougars struggled * with St. Christopher and held a narrow lead, 26-25, January* at the end of the third * ~ quarter. An early fourth quarter spurt put the game away for Our Lady of Victory, 36·29. Sean McLaughlin led the scor- ~~fI ~_~~~_~_~~_Jt ~f,Y\~ ing for OLV wllh 16. Teammates Joe "<"! WE ACCEPT Brlelmaier chipped In COUPON ...elght and Doug Martin COUPON FOOD tallied six points. STAMPS · OLV's match·up wllh SALE 1~SALE SALE 1~SALE St. Robert was a different N 1" story. Coach John Brady BOX CUP CAK.S CHOCOLAT. DONUTS SC.!!.OOLCRA emptied his bench before 8 COUNT Buy 1 box at regUlar price Buy 1 box at regUlar price halftime with all 13 get.1 more box for l' Cougars scoring. get 1 more box for l' McLaughlin led the way Good Jan. 10th thru Jan. 15th Good .Jan. 10th thru Jan. 15th again with 16 and Tom OrlowskI threw In five, as OLV rolled, 45-21. " • • • • • • • , ' ...... ~...... ::: .. .. ~.... , " " /;: .... :...... ~~.. / " .... N.. ..:: .... / j, ..;:/ '~> "~ < .:~< ~ , , ...... -'" , , .... (...... ~ ...... '; '.~ , , '!-...... , , " " ...... - I \ f 348-8000 NOVI DETROIT 538-4700 • • • • • • • Bernard Kohn's persist- ently upset stomach had She was delighted that been bothering him for all the necessary tests for her physical, inclUding several weeks. None of the blood work, x-ray, and home remedies he tried had alleViated his discomfort. He urinalysis could be knew he should see a doctor performed on the for an examination. But premises and all in the Bernard was undecided. same day. In one day her What type of doctor should physical was completed he consult? and Loretta was ready to begin her new job. When Tom contacted Loretta Johnson had Woodland he was very recently taken a new job. surprised when the One of the requirements of patient advisor suggested her employer was that she he see a doctor of undergo a complete physical podiatric medicine. HE examination. The problem HADN'T REALIZED THE was, she had no regular WiDE RANGE OF physician and had not had a MEDICAL SPECIALTIES physical in years. Where could she go that would REPRESENTED IN THE enable her to obtain the CENTER. Nor had he necessary exam within the been aware how effec- short period of time before tively a podiatrist could she began her new job. And deal with his problem. would she have to waste Within hours the valuable time running to doctor had examined laboratories around town for Tom, had x-rays taken of various tests? his feet through the Center's facilities and had diagnosed Tom's prob- At age 65, Tom Adams was accustomed to She explained to Bernard that the internist lem. Tom had heel spur's, bony growths on the having a certain number of aches and pains to had the broad diagnostic training and bottom of each heel that while not life face in daily liVing. But he hadn't anticipated experience to be able to recognize and treat a threatening, were painful and disabling. the daily torture he was enduring just from variety of illnesses that could occur anywhere walking. His feet, especially his heels, were in the adUlt body. These could include The podiatrist immediately ~an,a program kUling him! Tom realized he would have to see intestinal problems, for example, or disorders of treatment for pain relief with the use of a doctor before he was forced to give up of the muscles or internal organs such as the medication and supportive taplngs. He made normal activity. kidneys, or communicable diseases and many casts of Tom's feet from which he subsequently o\;'er general physical problems. The internist made custom-fitted inserts for Tom's shoes that IN EACH OF THESE CASES, THE could also refer patients, if necessary, to relieved the strain and pressure from the bottom of his heels. PEOPLE INVOLVED WERE EXPER- another sub-specialist. The podiatrist was also able to suggest that IENCING EVERYDAY MEDICAL The advisor was aware that Bernard was Tom register for a WOODLAND MEDICAL PROBLEMS THAT WHILE QUITE concerned about his condition and somewhat CENTER COMMUNITY HEALTH INFORMA- nervous about seeing a new doctor. She was TION PROGRAM (CHIP) seminar on foot COMMON, REQUIRED ATTEN- able to assure Bernard about the doctor's disorders, including SUbjects such as corn, TION. AND EACH RECEIVED THE qualifications and at Bernard's request was callouses, bunions and heel spurs. able to tell him something about the EFFICIENT, THOROUGH AND physician's background. As part of a regularly schedUled, FREEseries CONVENIENT MEDICAL CARE about "ealth problems, the hour-and-half long program taught Tom about his condition and THEY NEEDED FROM THEIR Bernard, on the other hand, found the gave him complete Information about its most NEARBY WOODLAND MEDICAL advisor to be quite pleasant and friendly and effective treatment. And perhaps more was pleased that she was so helpful and importantly, he found out how to avoid future CENTER. understanding. He appreciated the time she foot problems, particularly for someone his age. spent in discussing his problem and helping Tom enjoyed the informal film and lecture When Bernard Kohn contacted the Center, him to make an appointment with the physician who could best deal with his problem. session presented by a Woodland podiatrist. Woodland's fUJI-timepatient advisor was able And he was able to receive immediate answers to direct him to a specialist in internal For Bernard, an examination and immediate to some of the questions the speaker had raised medicine. and complete upper gastro-intestinaJ tests in his mind. performed Inside the Center, confirmed the fact that he had an ulcer. Within the day, his Bernard, Loretta and Tom discovered what diagnosis had been completed, treatment was thousands of other successfully treated patients started and Bernard was able to obtain the have discovered about Woodland during its medication the doctor prescribed from the 20-year history. The staff of Woodland Medical pharmacy Inside the Center. centers are experts in complete health care. They offer quality, complete medical and dental Although Loretta Johnson had never been to care for the entire family whenever its needed. Woodland before she was able to make an And the doctors of Woodland back their appointment for that same week with a general expertise with the most advanced technology Internist. And her appointment also, was made and equipment available. with the help of Woodland's patient advisor. DISCOVER WOODLAND MEDICAL CENTERS. Whenever you need us-we're there! Ths peoplsln this story are fictitious, but are based on actusl similar cases seen dally by the doctors of Woodland Medical Centers. • • • • • • • !{? FIRST AID PROGRAM Woodland· Novi J·G"?f MedJcaI emergencies can often cause panic. What do you do? Our ooe day seminar prepares you to splint, bandage, treat Fee: $7.50 shOCk. care for wounds. bums and frostbite. Learn to help a chOking victim and mouth to mouth breathing through "hands 00 January 29 or experience." Pre-registration Is required. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. February 19 BLOOD PRESSURE CLINIC Learn to take blood pressure, a Vital sign of health and illness. Blood pressure changes with age. exercise, time of day and Fee: $3.50 Woodland· Novi emotions. And out the difference between normal and high blOod pressure through SyStolic and diastolic measurements in a ooe evening class. Pre-regiStratlon Is reqUired. 7:30 p.m. to 9".30 p.m. March 24 EXERCISE PROGRAM Fee: $50.00 Woodland· Novi Work that body! Develop a sleeker, firmer figure through vigorous exercise that Includes yoga, calisthenics, aerobics, 6.-00p.m. to 7:00 p.m. January 24 '--__ relaxation and back exercise. U's a total fitness workout choreographed to current hit music. It's lively, fun and WOrks pure magic on your body and spirits. Ongoing classes. Monday and Wednesday. 12 weeks. or 7:15 p.m. to 8:15 p.m. through April 13 - CPR PROGRAM Fee: $2.00 Woodland· Novi Learn CPR from cardiology nurses from Woodland Medical Center. Be ready if someone you love needs help. Find out about to 9:00 one person rescue, the signs. signals and prevention of heart attacks. Pre-registration Is reqUired. 6:00 p.m. p.m. Jan. 27, Feb. 24 or March 31 STRESS MANAGEMENT PROGRAM Learn how to deal with stress on a day-to-day basis. Drscover the techniques designed to prevent and minimize alf types of Fee: $30.00 Woodland· Novi stress. The methods are effective. relatively easy to learn and can be used In a living and working environment. Join In a one evening seminar. 7:00 p.m. to 10 p.m. February 15 SEYMOUR BAXTER, M.D. JAN. LLOYD PAUL, M.D. JEFFREY DEMBS, M.D. MAR. Psychiatry 27 Internal Medicine, FEB. Pediatrics, Adoleecent Medicine 10 ANXIETY AND PANIC ATTACKS. Pulmonary Diseaaea 17 COMMON BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS OF CHILD- Sudden fear and trembling can afflict many of us THE EMPHYSEMA/BRONCHITIS COMPLEX. em- HOOD. What behavior patterns are normal? When for no apparent reason in the midst of our physema and bronchitis is the single most impor- should a psychiatrist be consulted? Dr. Dembs will everyday activities. How do deal with it? Acute we tant cause of disability in the working population. discuss such topics as Infantile colic. temper-tant- and chronic anxiety can prevent us from fully Cigarette smoking. air pollution. occupational ex- rums, hand-banging, thumb-sucking, school pho- enjoying our lives. Dr. Baxter will consider defini- posure, and other potential causes. along with bias, hyperactivity and other pertinent topics. tions, causes and treatment. treatment will be addressed by Dr. Paul. CAROL BARBOUR, Ph.D. FEB. JAMES LESSER, M.D. MAR. Internal Medicine Rheumatology Psycho 3 KATHYRYN HOPPE, D.D.S. FEB. 17 ARTHRITIS AND Irs TREATMENT. Arthritis Is LOVE AND THE ADULT WOMAN. Love brings General Denti.t 24 among the most widespread ailments In the Unit- many personal and social satisfactions to adult THE NEW ABC'S OF DENTAL HEALTH. Can we ed States. Dr. Lesser will talk about the common women. In addition. there are significant psycho- prevent costly dental problems? Good family causes of joint, muscle and back pain, including logical changes which all women experience. Dr. dental health can be learned. Dr. Hoppe wm rheumatoid arthritis. osteoarthritis and gout. The Barbour will describe the phases In women's describe "organized" brushing and proper floss- most effective treatment measures now available identity development. the typical relationships In Ing along with the effects of nutrition on teeth. will also be discussed. Which they occur and some common problems arising in each. HERBERT LANTOR, D.P.M. MAR. SEYMOUR BAXTER, M.D. MAR. JENNIFER MEAD FEB. Podiat 3 Psychiatry 31 American Luna Aesociation 10 CORNS, CALLUSES, INGROWN NAILS, BUNY- ALCOHOLISM AND THE FAMILY. Alcoholism Is CAN I STOP SMOKING? Making the decision is a ONS AND OTHER FOOT DISORDERS.Ailments of the country's most serious disease. What can we necessary first step to stop smoking. What makes the foot affect us all at one time or another and do about the medical, psychological. social and a smoker stop smoking? Ms. Mead will discuss the can be very disabling. Dr. Lantor will discuss all of familial problems that alcohol intake cause. Dr. health effects of smoking, deciding to quit and the common foot disorders and current methods Baxter will discuss treatment for the drinker and community programs for additional help. of treatment. help for the family...... • • .) • .' OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY PSYCHOLOGY ADOLESCENT MEDICINE INTERNAL MEDICINE Berman, Jay M.D. Barbour, Carol Ph.D. Cole, Wyman C.C. M.D. Dave, H.D. M.D. Blumer. 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This service has been INSURANCE Mon.-Sat. 8:00 am-1 0:00 pm designed to handle many of the As a courtesy to our patients, we complete your Sunday 10:00 am-8:00 pm emergencies usually associated with a Insurance forms without charge. We accept BLUe CROSS/BLUE SHIELD, MEDICARE, MEDICAID and DETROIT: hospital emergency room ... and does all types of COMMERCIAL INSURANCE. For serv- so with considerable saVings and Ices not covered, we will accept VISA, MASTER- Mon.-Sat. 8:00 am-10:00 pm convenience to the patient. CARD or your PERSONALCHECK. Sunday NOON ..6:00 pm ______71 - - fa _ e e ON ELEGANT PENN MANOR AND CHARMING VILLAGE SQUARE BEDROOMS WINTER SALE Dream Bedrooms come to life at excep- tional savings now, during Kling's exciting Winter Sale. Choose your style and create a mood that reflects your individuality. Gracious Penn Manor in lustrous solid cherry and veneers captures the quiet elegance of 18th Century living. Or select the country look of Village Square ... masterfully crafted repro- ductions of Early Americana, authentic down to the last detail. In solid pine and selected veneers. Come in today and take advantage of our special introductory sale prices. Just too good to miss! Manufacturer's suggested retail prices optional with retailers. Only those items specifi- cally listed and priced in this mailer are offered at a savings during this event. Wall decor, lamps, accessories and some upholstery have been used in the photographs for decorative purposes only. VILLAGE SQUARE Mfr. Sugg. Sale VILLAGE SQUARE Mfr. Sugg. Sale Resale Price BEDROOM (top) Resale Price BEDROOM (bottom) 44" Dresser. Mirror. Panel Bed. 64" Dresser. Crested Mirror. Full or Queen-size. 3 Pieces $934.25 $779.25 Cannonball Bed. Full or Queensize. $1539.25 $1249.25 Same with Twin-size Bed $894.25 $749.25 3 Pieces Chest $569.75 $479.75 Same with King-size Bed $1739.25 $1399.25 Chest -on-Chest $769.75 $629.75 Night Stand $299.75 $249.75 5 DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY DINING! VILLAGE SQUARE ... CHARMING REPLICAS OF AMERICA'S PAST. The quiet country mood of Early America. Here now in Vil- lage Square ... delightfully scaled reproductions magnificently exe- cuted in solid pine and selected veneers. Features all the "heir- loom" touches the true collector will savor ... quaint wood latches, burnished black cabinet hinges, turned posts and more! I ~ t: I WINTER SALE INVITING KLING COUNTRY HEARTH OCCASIONAL TABLES AND WALL UNITS AND CUSTOM· TAILORED UPHOLSTERY. IRRESISTIBLE AT THESE SAVINGS! These beautifully hand-crafted Country Hearth occasional tables and wall units provide the perfect setting for years of casual living. Add impeccably tailored Kling upholstery in a marvelous array of fashion fabrics. What a room! What a price! A. Manufacturer's suggested retail prices optional with retailer. Additional savings available on these upholstery styles in our full range of fabncs. VILLAGE SQUARE Mfr. Sugg. Sale DINING ROOM Resale Price DINE IN THE FORMALITY AND GRANDEUR OF (opp. page, top left) 17TH CENTURY ENGLAND. Trestle Extension Table. 38" x 70". STONINGTON BY KLING, AT OPPORTUNE Extends to 100" with two 15" leaves SAVINGS NOW! and four Bowback Windsor Side Chairs. 5 Pieces $1368.75 $1099.75 Yours now! The impressive look of Stonington. Striking ... Buffet and China $1319.50 $1099.50 bold ... reminiscent of the hearty flavor of Jacobean days gone by. Bowback Windsor Arm Chair $224.75 $189.75 From the masterfully crafted bow back chairs to the lighted china with antiqued glass doors. All in solid oak and selected veneers. COUNTRY HEARTH LIVING ROOM See how wonderfully it complements your lifestyle. Even more (opp. page, bottom left) delightful when you see how much you save! Dough Box End Table $219.75 $179.75 $409.50 Chair, from $509.50 STONINGTON Mfr. Sugg. Sale In nylon Tweed solid, as shoWI"l $509.50 $409.00 Resale Price $199.75 DINING ROOM (above) Drop-Leaf End Table $249.75 44" Round Pedestal Extension Table. Sofa, from $849.50 $699.50 $819.00 Extends to 44" x 80" with two 18" leaves In woven plaid, as shown $1009.50 and four Bowback Side Chairs. A 8-Piece Wall System, as shown 5 Pieces $1638.75 $1349.75 . $2673.00 $2199.00 54" Buffet and China $1639.50 $1349.50 B. 4-Piece Wall System, as shown Bowback Arm Chair $309.75 $259:75 $1484.00 $1249.00 C 6-Piece Wall System, as shown 0 . $1993.5 $1649.50 Cracker Bin End Table $264.75 $219.75 Drop-Leaf Cocktail Table $254.75 $214.75 Manufacturer's suggested retail prices optional with retailer. Additional savings available on these upholstery styles in our full range of fabrics. 7 a BE BOLD! BE IMPRESSIVE WITH HANDSOME STONINGTON AND LUXURIOUS KLING UPHOLSTERY. STONINGTON Mfr. Sugg. Sale Mfr. Sugg. Sale LIVING ROOM Resale Price Resale Price Savings are available on these upholstery styles in our full range of colonial fabric~ Square Bookcase Wall Manufacturer's suggested retail prices optional with retailers. End Table $334.75 $279.75 Units, each $564.75 $479.75 Sofa, from $839.50 $679.50 3 Piece In nylon, woven Wall System, as shown $1107.00 $859.00 as shown $1799.25 $1499.25 Butler's Tray Chair, from $539.50 $439.50 Table $334.75 $279.75 In cotton print, PHONE 459·6550 MON.• THURS. & FRt. Tit 9 Drop-Leaf as shown $644.50 $509.00 TUES.• WED. & SAT TIL 5:30 End Table $379.75 $319.75 Nest of Tables $334.75 $279.75 SUN. 12 • 4 DURING.SALE. Wall Unit with doors $669.75 $549.75 EXTRA SPECIAL SAVINGSl STACKABLES Handsome colonial stackables solve your space and seating needs all in one. They're covered In durable, easy-lo-clean vinyl. Choose from a vanety of colors. 45500 FORD ROAD Take advantage of this get KENNEDY PLAZA ON CORNER OF FORD RD. & CANTON CENTER RD. acquainted" price and save! Just 2 Miles West of 1·275 TWO FOR $39.95 Reg. $34.75 ea. 8 i. " I < .' PHONE 459-6550 MON•• THURS. & FRI. TUES•• WED. & SAT Til 5:30 ·N. ' SUN. 12· 4 DURINGSALE VISA -MASTER CHARGE CONVENIENT TERMS . , I , • • t' + • ~ ~ )~~~)1bb~->, CLASSIC PENN MANOR. A LOOK AS RICH IN TRADITION AS THE ERA IT REFLECTS. WITH SPECIAL SAVINGS ON IMPECCABLY TAILORED KLING UPHOLSTERY. The stately look of Penn Manor by Kling. Elegant. Refined. In lustrous solid cherry and selected veneers. Add expertly constructed Kling upholstery and you have the "grand design" for many years to come. PENN MANOR DINING ROOM (above) Oval Extension Table. 40" x 60". Extends to 96" with two 18" leaves; and four Mfr. Sugg. Sale Queen Anne Side Chairs. Resale Price 5 Pieces $1838.75 $1499.75 Buffet and China $1789.50 $1499.50 Queen Anne Arm Chair $309.75 $259.75 Savings are available Server. Opens to on these upholstery 62" x 19" x 34" high $979.75 $799.75 styles in our full Curio Cabinet, 72" high $719.75 $599.75 range of fabrics. Manufacturer's suggested retail prices PENN MANOR LIVING ROOM (left) optional with retailers. Chippendale Sofa, from $809.50 $639.50 In floral print, as shown $1049.50 $819.00 Butler's Tray Table $349.75 $289.75 Nest of Tables $289.75 $239.75 Highboy, 78" high $1579.75 $1299.75 Wing Chair, from $469.50 $389.50 In floral print, as shown $596.50 $479.00 Queen Anne Wine Stand $99.751 $84.75 Miniature Chest $439.75 $369.75 2 ------e e e e e - "YOUR CHOICE" KLING SOFA AND CHAIR SALE AT EXCEPTIONAL REDUCTIONSl RICH, PLUSH, LUXURIOUS! WITH ALL THE DEEP- DOWN COMFORT YOU COULD ASK FOR. Here's a fine opportunity to fur- nish your living room and save handsomely as well. Now, during Kling's extraordinary "Your Choice" Sofa and Chair Sale. You'll discover superb craftsman- ship, exquisite tailoring, and years of wonderful enjoyment. Here are all the classically styled designs you've ever longed for, but at very affordable prices. You can build a room around each one. Choose the style that's just right for you. Take advantage of these outstand- ing values today! A On the cover: Mfr. Sugg. Sale PENN MANOR Resale Price LIVING ROOM Club Chair, from $439.50 $359.50 In woven texture, as shown $614.50 $479.00 Two-drawer End Table $419.75 $349.75 Loose Pillow-back Sofa, from $919.50 $749.50 B. In 100% cotton, as shown $1159.50 $919.00 YOUR CHOICE $719.00, as shown Wall Unit with Doors $899.75 $739.75 A. Tuxedo Sofa in floral print Bookcase Wall Unit B. Colonial Sofa in cotton print (each) $699.75 $579.75 3 Piece Wall System, Tub Chair . $2299.25 $1899.25 $339.00 as shown In velvet, as shown Pembroke Drop-Leaf Table $384.75 $319.75 Chair, from $399.75 $389.50 In woven solid, as shown $557.00 $479.00 Drop-Leaf Cocktail Table $449.75 $369.75 Miniature Chest $439.75 $369.75 c m:mm WINTER SALE YOUR CHOICE $819.00, as shown C. Roll Arm Tuxedo Sofa in floral print D. Slope Arm Sofa in velvet Wing Chair In cotton print, as shown $389.00 o J " 3 :t -- - SPEC~LINTRODUCTORYSALE , ,... ~ ~ 1 ~ , ~.. ~ :; ,,j J i \,, 'r ,~ ~ ;; ~,'" ~1 r 'i » ' " ~ '7: {~~ -; 7i7i~. ~"l ,, 0'- ,:...1: ~, Ff~I1li11~f'vlJ\NQ~~ ~Iu.; P,ENN;MANOR, ~f:Qf:QOM1(~QR) Mfr. SlJgg. Sale p,tj(~\ BE(DJ~OOM;(pottom) Resale p'r;ce qft'Tm?~n)QJr:sSt;fr T~v)n rvWH)ff\ andj 60'~'8ressof; MIrror; f1~(~;f)fit3n~1 tlU11'Qf ()~mi:nIS~?-e P,ediment Bed: Full or QtJeHO size. (IIv!t\1Qqt,C'100>(>', Forame). 4;p,I~;c~:s S.~$~~.oo) 3;l1ieces $207,4:25 S1t7,49~25: ~( ITIOI,r r1 $;1 ~~~17,6.) Chest;Qo·Chest ~~~?~lt:T~!~(l,n) $1029;75, $67~~7.5~ $.~~~~76. Night'Tat>le $399.75 $329.75 G~1f10R)',,'prf1Ph} I O~H:i:r};SI?-t1\ S,8~1i75, _. _. -.. ---_. - _.- ---,------ • PRICES EFFECTIVE AT THESE A&P STORES ONLY ./ Northville, 42475 w. 7 Mile Rd. Walled Lake, 1154 E. West Maple ITEMS AND PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL SATURDAY, Novi; 41800 W.10 Mile Road JANUARY 15TH, 1983. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED • • • • THROUGH SATURDAY, JANUARY 15TH, 1983 . Good on Manufacture~s' Cents-Off Coupons up to and including 50'. Does not apply to A&P or Free Coupons or where the total exceeds the price of the item. All Coffee, Cigarettes, Tobacco, Alcoholic Beverages, Ham, Turkey and Hamburgers Coupons excluded. All coupons more than 50' or whose total exceeds the price of the item will be redeemed for face value. Limit one coupon for anyone product. • , WHOLE OR RIB HALF r•• lb. ...... t~I""r~-··-r - I •• FLORIDA ZIPPER SKIN TEMPLE 8 for P&Q BRAND...20-0Z. LOAF II •• LIMIT 1 WITH $5ADDITIONAL PURCHASE AND COUPON INSIDE PLAIN OR IODIZED ...26-0Z. eTN. • LIMIT 1 WITH $5ADDITIONAL PURCHASE AND COUPON INSIDE CAMPBELL'S TOMATO • 3 10 ,4-02. .' cans • LIMIT 2 WITH $5 ADDITIONAL PURCHASE AND COUPON INSIDE \ • • Super Coupon Super Coupon Super Coupon )- - -~-- -- ( p)l Super Coupon I Morton Salt ! White Bread ~ IOD~DOCAIN I P&QBe • 26-oz. 20-0z. ctn. loaf Limit one with this coupon and additional $5.00 - purchase. Limit one coupon per customer. Valid \ PRICES & ITEMS EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, Saturday, January 15th, 1983. JANUARY 15TH, 1983. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED. Redeem All Super Buy Coupons With One $10.00Additional Purchase! QUALITY WE UNCONDITIONALLY GUARAN- TEE THE QUALITY OF EVERYTHING WE SELL OR YOUR MONEY BACK. AND WE'RE SO SURE OF THE QUALITY OF OUR MEATS, PRODUCE AND DELI PRODUCTS. WE'LL DOU· BlE YOUR MONEY BACK WITH PROOF OF PURCHASE IF YOU " @ID) ARE NO! ~ATISFIED WITH THESE ITEMS. • • PRICE IF ANOTHER SUPERMARKET'S CURRENT • ~ • with supermarket prices .Guaranteed NEWSPAPER ADVERTISED PRICE IS LOWER THAN OUR AD- VERTISED PRICE ON AN IDENTICAL ITEM, JUST BRING IN THE AD AND WE WILL MATCH THE PRICE•• "[.lClUOtf'rtG rT[MS ltlourMfO COUPONs. STA.II1PS OA AOOITM)NAl ~HAS( 1ltall1t . , . ~ P&Q Specials , ' Grocery SpecialS Frozen Specials WHOLE OR RIB HALF Loin End 48 (P)} Roast ,..1 Lowfat • 1/2% Milk VAL·U-PLASTIC GALLON JUG lb. ~\ ~ MILK gallon .. MILK 4roll gal. ,~9~: pkg. .1.39 ~;;I" '~91j2ctn. ~ P&Q SEALTEST LARGE OR SMALL CURD ORE IDA THINS, PLANKS OR WEDGE Saltine Cottage 2~z149 Homestyle , 12fJ Crackers 1~59CCheese ctn. Potatoes 2~~~. 1_68'h. QUARTERED C A&P C ~~lO5 MARKET STYLE P&Q Black Pepper can Imperial Margarine pkg.1-lb·69 Frozen Peas 20-0z.79pkg. P&Q ASSORTED, BUTTER OR 69 A&P C . FROZEN o 4ge 32-oz·1pkg. 5Ct.59 2 ,b·2 Assorted 48Sliced ChOc. 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Grocery Specials .' / , . 1_691~ 1-99 JAM OR JELLY REG., BBQ, KING SIZE OR LIGHT REGULAR OR DOUBLE STUF Smucker's Frito's 49 Nabisco 99 3~-oz·159 12-oz·1 19to20 • Grape Jar Corn Chips pkg. Oreo's oz. pkg.'1 : I STOKELY DARK CHICKEN, BEEF OR ORIENTAL RAMEN TREESWEET Z 3-O ~~179 I Red Kidney Beans 1~~z·39C Maruchan Noodles pkgs.·$1 5 Orange Juice 6cans • . I FABRIC 89 CKN. NDL. CRM OF CKN OR SPRING VEG. c ANN PAGE ASSORTED COLORS 96-oZ·3 I Downy Softener bU. . Lipton Cup-A-Soup pkg.4ct.93 Facial TISSue 2ooct.65~ 32-oz. 28-oz. box : ~ can btl. • 99 I " • , , For Freshness & Savings Items & Prices Effective Thru Saturday, / January 15th, 1983. auantity Rights Reserved. • CP» CP» Granny Smith Florida Temple Apples Oranges· • CF\ISP CRUNCHY I\l\ Not \tY100Size t\J\ Not VY 80 Size • JUmbo O64 Size ~ ~ J i ~ 1 , • ~ I lb. I I j .JI ,I 1. j ·99:~. , ~ \..- I . I I 1 • • j .: " - '" , - 1 >,," • 'j, •• i • • • • •