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• \' .. ,,~ VlIJ:l:t:1 "000 I Help.9:ur:' III ... }~ <~ ... :>.,C'" ,,< -;,.., > ... '"' '>10' ~ "".--:/ {'l' ./", l' /~ • , ~ :3 Illb:l~ 0 .... o:3Vl , a. 0 r+1t):3 • , CI' '< • 1&.ecorb ....~ • WAYNE COUNTY'S OLDEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER ••.ESTABUSHED 1869 \-- Vol. 116, No. 22, Three Sections. 36 Pages, Plus Supplements WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 5. 1984-NORTHVILLE. MICHIGAN TH\ ~---- " .Ii ...... •.•..••...... •.•...... •.•....•...... •.....•..I •State to sell surplus Plymouth Center land

ByKEVINwn.soN tlon, which must be approved by both for sale. Resources (MDNR) currently leases the area." Detroit Mayor Coleman Young reVived: houses of the legislature before taking The department of mental health office SP8ce in DMH buildings located TownshIp supervisor Susan Heintz the proposal last week, suggesting thal. More than 200 acres of state-owned effect. divided the Plymouth Center property on the larger parcel. said she was "very pleased" to hear of as many as 1,000state prisoners could. land in Northville Township may soon "The land has been declared surplus into three distinct parcels, two of which "MDNR Is on a month-ta-month the possible sale. "This Is something be housed at Piymouth Center (see: be' sold to private interests following by the department, and we approved were declared surplus and for sale. lease," Geake said. "The thought is we've been working toward for a long related story on the proposed prison· iegislative approval this week. sale for the appraised value of. $4.4 DMH will retain the third parcel, which that whoever bUyS the property might time - we're putting on a major push to uses of the Detroit House of Corree-: The state legislature'S joint capital million." Geake sald. "The sale has to is the main administration building on want to continue leasing to them. In the make sure this land is sold and put back lion). .: • The township planning commission'I$' • outlay sUbc9mmittee approved the sale approved by both houses of the the east side of Sheldon north of Five event they cannot stay there, the intent on the tax rolls while taking away the of two large portions of the M,ichigan legislature, but that Is probably routine Mile road. is to find them other leased quarters in options to put other state facilities In to consider potential rezoning of the: Department of Mental Health's - the major hurdle was the committee The parcels for sale include 158.56 the Northville area. there." . Plymouth Center property. along w1J1l~ Plymouth Center for Human Develop- approval." acres west of Sheldon near Five Mile "This Is important," Geake said, 'l11e state corrections department rezoning of, other government-owned. ment on Tuesday morning. State Geake Is a member of the subcom- and 60.38 acres on the east side of "because MDNR officials are now bUY- proposed conversion of the facUlty for lands, ,in the near future. All ~: Senator R. Robert Geake (R· mittee aM earlier this year pressed to Sheldon road, Geake said. ing houses in our community and need use as prison space last year - that Northville) proposed the committee ac- have the appraisal done in preparation The Michigan Department of Natural to be assured that they will remaIn in proposal was dropped this spring. Continued on 9- . ~'·~r.~r-~;'.·,.:,(.·':·II battle imminent ~ ,.. ,<,.,. ~<' '" t- ~ ,f t ...y -.-. ~ DeHoCo ByKEVINWlLSON model as the one currently under con- because she was in Lansing attendliJk: • struction at Beck and Five Mile in Nor- the capital outlay sUbcommi~~: :' State legislators last week provided thville Township) located both on meeting. Township manager David.· seed money for the eventual acquisition DeHoCo property and In the City of Lelko and police chief Kenneth HardeS- : , .... ":.,.. and renovation of the Detroit House of Detroit. Young suggested that two 550- ty went to the subcommittee meeting i!l- Corrections (DeBoCo) for use as a state bed prisons be built on the DeHoCo her place. . . :- prison, but area officials are still oppos- land. • Lelko sald his understanding Is the-: ing the proposal. . Lucas' recommendation was based subcommittee will not recommend con· . / The state legislature's Joint capital on a preliminary report from his Com- struction of a regional prison at outlay subcommittee on Noyember 29 mission to Study Prison Needs, of which DeHoCo unless at least two sites are approved the expenditure of $15million Heintz Is a member. The site selection selected in the City of Detroit. to "expedite construction" of prisons at subcommittee Heintz belongs to met four sites, including DeHoCo. Other last week, but she/was unable to attend Continued on 9 sites are in the city of Detroit, city of. • Lapeer and Ionia County. state Senator R. Robert ~~(J\' Northville), a member of ~lf.iI Four school principals outlay subcommltlee, attemp~J\lt~ an amendment to the app~~ that would have required ~ealfon of two prison sJtes within tlM!1'tltY'of assigned. to new_:P9sts Detroit before any money ~could be spent on DeHoCo:The amendJDeiiffiill· . By MICHELE M. FECHT been internally posted and noted the ad' ed '. " . . ministration "Is looking for a teacher of·llie . ~~. to\Vard acqutStUon • J Four of Northville's seven school within the district who has aspirations DeHOCO slte-.Is ~llmlted to a $12,500 building principals have been reassign- . to be a principal" to step into the posi· assessment of the property and its ed to new posts following the Northville tlon in the interim. potential use as a state poson, said Board of Education's Noveniber 12 Cooke JunJor High principal David state represenative Gerald H. Law CR· decision to close Cooke Junior High and Longridge will head the middle school Plymouth Township). . Moraine Elementary. "Tbls Isn't approval of the site," Law Superintendent George Bell sald he ConUnued on 8 sald. "The department of corrections met with building principals individual- still has to come back to us before they ly Wednesday to discuss "their career can go abeadwith the purchase." plans and options" and noted the new The Plymouth Township Board of assignments "put everybody where Inside: Trustees was to consider the expen- they really wanted to be." diture of $40,000Tuesday evening, after Beginning with the start of the 1985-86 The Record went to press. to hire school year, current Winchester prin- • Karoub and Associates to lobby against cipal Milton Jacobi will head Amerman the proposal on the township's behalf. Elementary, and Meads Mill principal The lobbying firm, which also Ronald Horwath will take over Jacobi's represents Northville Township, was post at Winchester. instrumental in defeating a proposal Bell noted that while he felt "both earlier this year that would have junior high principals would have made renovated the Plymouth center for good middle school principals," he said Human Development for use as a Horwath has experience at the elemen- prison. tary level. (Horwath served as tem- The legislative action came in porary elementary principal at Amer- response to mounting pressure to ad- man from 1967~.) dress Michigan'S prison overcrowding Bell noted the pending retirement of • "crisis." Both Wayne County Ex- current Amerman principal BUI Craft ecutive William Lucas and Detroit will leave the post open from January Mayor Coleman Young Issued dills for to July. He said the job already has added prison space last week, with Young including proposals that virtually every parcel of vacant government property in Northville and Plymouth be used to house prisoners .. "I've been getting a lot of calls about what Mayor Young was suggesting," said Law. "People should know the legIslature Isn't considering any other • property outside of DeHoCo - we turned down the Plymouth center thing last year and that's over with. DeHoCo Is already a prison, It's not exacUy like the other parcels. In fact, DeHoCo would probably be run better by the Ree:ord p/lOlo by STEVe FeCHT state than It bas been by the city of Detroit." Art Radford, C.A. Smith, Santa, Rodney Cannon, Kenneth Hardesty are ready to sell Townsblp supervisor Susan Heintz Isn't so certain that Young's comments won't carry weight as tlle legislature rushes to create more prison beds. Goodfellows host 10th paper sale "We're very concerned that Mayor • Young brought up the Plymouth Center This Saturday marks the lOthyear Goodfellow project in Northville and nine famUies with chUdren who will site again," she said. "We're going to that Northville Goodfellows will be has headed it each year. He reports need Goodfellow help to have a do everything we can to make sure. • selling papers at Intersections In the that he expects to have "at least 20 Christmas this year. those vacant lands aren't turned into city and townShip to insure that volunteers" selling between 10 a.m. The Goodfellows are an informal prisons." <8ee related stGry). . locally there wUl be "no child and 6p.m. Saturday. organization of local businessmen, Under proposals put forward by both without a Christmas." "The Goodfellows will gladly ac- pollee and fire officers who Lucas and Young last week, DeHoCo The sale is under the direction of cept any contribution," says Smith, would be used as temporary housing for C.A. Smith, who began the reporting he already has a list of CoIltlnUed OIl 8 1,000 state prisoners. Tbose prisoners would eventually be confined in new 55O-bed regional prisons (on the same .I.i------Northville skater wins gold in Czechoslovakia...... ,. • .. • By B.J. MARTIN Slates a gold medal at the Grand PrIze original set pattern aM free dance. televised throughout the Eastern Euro- SNU (Slovak National Uprising) Junior Skaters from 12 countries were pean bloc naUons. •. Northvll1e's Jerod Swallow has made International Skating Championships represented at the Grand PrIze com- 'i'en tearns were entered In junior in Banska Bystrica, Czechoslovalda, petition. In addition to the U.S. and host dance competition. The Soviet Union • a :quantum leap through the world skating stratosphere. November 22·24. country Czechoslovakia, the Soviet claimed the sUver medal, and France ~.t. )\(ter claiming gold medals In junior In their flrst-ever international com- Union, France, Eat Germany, Italy, received the bronze. • national skating competition earller petition, Swallow teamed with Livonia Hungary, Poland, Austria, Swedeft, "When we went In, we were just hop- this year, the 18-year-old NorthvUle 15-year-old JocIk" Balogh In Junior Yugoslavia and Australla were r>.\'c"'". Sc:bool senior br'DuPt tbe,UDUed. dance, ~DntlIDClJIIIIUI" replesemed. The competition was Gold-medal winners Jerod Swallow and Jodie Balogh . ! - 2·A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORo-weldar. Oecember 5.1.984 •• Community Calendar , . . -:. ':--J Northville Montessori plans ChristmasBoutique~~~l .....••. TODAY, DECEMBER 5 EMBROIDERERS GUILD: Ml1l Star, meets at 7:30 p.m. at Masonic 9 p.m. at New SChool Church In MUI WEDNESDAY DECEMBER12 Mary Lou Laruwe. Vern Darabai}; Race Embroiderers Guild meets at 7:30 Temple. Race VUlage. , Mary Esther Fountain, Eunice SWItz¥ • AMERICAN LEGION JUNIORS: p.m. at Bushnell Congregational GARDEN CLUB MEETS: NorthvUle and Evelyn Harper. :.~ American Legion AuxUlary Unit 147. Church, 21355MeadOWbrookRoad. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8 KING'S MILL WOMEN MEET: ..... Jun1ors, meets at 7 p.m. at the post Branch, Women's National Farm and CIVIL AIR PATROL: Slxga~ King's MIJIWomen's Club meets at 7:30 Garden Association wlJl meet at Dear- Squadron Civil Air Patrol meets af 4:... home. GREAT BOOKS DISCUSSION: PAPER DRIVE: St. Paul's Lutheran p.m. at the King's Mill Clubhouse. Great Books Discussion Group meets at born Country Club for a program titled, p.m. at Novl Middle SChoolSouth. ::: .. Church SChool wlJ) hold a paper drive "Wood Beams. Christmas Greens." THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6 8 p.m. In the Carl Sandburg Library. from 3-4 p.m. In the church parking lot. RECREATION COMMISSION: No;.:: For information or a reading list. call SCHOOL BOARD MEETS: Nor- Cocktails are at 11:30 a.m. and lun· Zo Chlsnell at 349-3121. thvUle Board of Education meets at cheon Is 12:30p.m. Social chairman Is thvUle Recreation Commission meetS;: lttn.L RACE QUESTERS: MUIRace SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9 7:30 p.m. In the board conference room Jo Krause. Her committee includes at8 p.m. at city hall. : : Questers will travel to Greenfield at Old VUlageSChool. LIBRARY COMMISSION: The Nor- .- Village for the chapler's monthly TWINS PARTY: Western Wayne meeting. Celebrating Christmas the thvUle Library Advisory Commission TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11 . t meets at 8 p.m. at NorthvUle Public County Mothers of Twins Club wlJ)host old·fashioned way. Questers will tour a Children's Christmas Party from :Hi the decorated v!1lage and enjoy a tradi- Library. The meetings are open to the ROTARIANS MEET: Northville public. p.m. at Our Lady of Lorretto Church, Rotary Club meets at noon at First tional holiday meal. The annual orna- 25700 West Six Mile In Redford. Presbyterian Church fellowship hall. ment exchange also will be held. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7 Children will be designing and decorating two large Christmas WATERFORD BEND QUESTERS: DAYTIME TOPS: Daytime TOPS greeting cards to be sent to the Waterford Bend Questers chapter wlJl meets at 9 a.m. at First Presbyterian MONTESSORI BOUTIQUE: Nor- Children's Hospital of Detroit and have its Christmas party at noon'at the ChUrch. thVille Montessori will host its Ronald McDonald House. Festivltles home of Cathy Lynch. Christmas Boutique and Bake Sale will include treats, a sing-along and a CIllNA DECORATORS: NorthvUle from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. today and 10 visit from Santa. SENIORS MEET: Northville Senior China Decorators meets at 10 a.m. at a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at the school on Citizens' Club wlJl hold its Christmas -yif~ First Presbylerian Church. Haggerty Road between Five and Six ALPHA XI DELTA PARTY: Western potluck at 6 p.m. at First Presbyterian n Mile. Wayne County Chapler of Alpha Xi Church fellowship hall. The Off Beats, a HIGHLAND LAKES WOMEN'S Delta wlJ)host Its Christmas Party at 6 musical group. will present the CLUB: Highland Lakes Women's Club WOMAN'S CLUB: Bert Hornback p.m. at the home of Wendy DuVaIl- Christmas program. will hold its annual Christmas luncheon will present Charles Dickens' Angeloccl. 25801 Petros in Nov!. beginning at 12:15 p.m. at Highland "Christmas Carol" at the 1:30 p.m. Members may bring a spouse or guest His and Hers ., Lakes Clubhouse. meeting of Northville Woman's Club at and dress is casual. Members also Hill Top Shoppe First Presbyterian Church. Chairman should bring an hors d'oeuvre. Reser- open Sunday at NHS SENIORS MEET: Northville SenIor is Ann Guldberg. Members are remind- vations should be made by calling Wen- Citizens Council hosts an afternoon of ed it is guest day. dy at 348-7049 or Sandy Rigsby at 349- (j()111' carils, games and refreshments from I- Sl'I..I~ 2619. The Northville High School Hill Top S p:m. in Room 216 of the Board of. ORIENT CHAPTER, NO. 77: Orient Shoppe will open Its doors from 1·3p.m. Education building. Chapter No. 77, Order of the Eastern MONDAY, DECEMBER 10 Sunday for residents to shop and participate In a host of activltles. . SIGMA KAPPA ALUMNAE MEET: Refreshments of coffee and cider wUl Sigma Kappa Sorority Alumnae be served to all who attend . Chapter of Western Wayne County wUl Merchandise at the HUI Top Shoppe OFF If.oliday concerts at oee ranges from stuffed animals to 30% meet at the home of Mrs. Kay Koch. calculators, Members will exchange Christmas or- COATS and JACKETS Tfle Smith Theatre on the Orchard At 8 p.m. December 13, the Oakland naments. make stationery and prepare In addition to shopping, parents may Ridge Campus of Oakland Community Community College Jazz Ensemble, gifts for nursing home friends. For in- have a letter from Santa sent to their Friday & Saturday only • College will present two holiday music under the direction of Craig Strain, will formation. call Mrs. Koch at 453-7864. child for a small fee. A Santa's helper . concerts in conjunction with the feature the big band sounds of festive wlJl be at the store from 1:30-2:30 to - ~ . ... "': ;'. Oa)l~d Community College Music _ ... • . • •.... [1 .' holiday favorites. KIWANIS MEETS: Northville take orders. DE!Jl}lrtment. A puppet show titled, "Don't Go with OaIdand Community College'S Com· Both concerts will be held in the Kiwanis meets at 6:30 p.m. at Pan j cia'IW • L rlj'ib ~ Asia's Tin Fu, 43171West Seven Mlle. Strangers," also will be shown at 1:30 , -'..- 'r.- !1!1~~~~~, muiilty Chorale, under the direction of Smith Theatre. There is a $2 admission p.m. and a coloring contest is slated for P~. Ferris, will perform an evening charge to each' concert and reserva- 2:30. tions may be secured by call1ng the box 112 & 118 E. Main of 'Seasonal music of the masters at 8 RUG HOOKERS MEET: Guild of The HIJITop Shoppe is located in the Men's & Ladies' Wear Northville 349-0m p.~. December 11. office at 471-7700. Traditional Rug Hookers meets from 7- high school cafeteria.

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By B.J. MARTIN seven Mile)." Heeding that recommendation, the The Issue of whether to change the 'We do not believe commission unanlmousy denied the zoning classlficaton of one 13·acre tract rezoning. But after that meeting, com· of residential property has become the consideration of a mission chair Richard Duwel met with crux of a much larger question concern- departing toWnship supervisor John' ing Northville Township's future - the change in the master MacDonald (elected 35th District Court . question of what to do with Haggerty plan is warranted.' judge In November) and WU.()..Mac. . Road. owners to review the application once As recently as mid-November, that - Claude Coates more. greater question seemed to have been The result: in a virtual referendum answered - most of the undeveloped on tOWnship development in the "Hag· property along Haggerty was earmark- gerty Corridor," the township boar4.

ed to become SUbdivisions. voted November 15 to submit Wil-Q·. I. But recent activity by the township '(The Haggerty Cor- Mac's application for reconsideration· ~ board of trustees and planning commis· by the planning board. . : sion could mean some big changes In ridor) has. changed Three of the four votes faY0rirJg . that philosophy. resubmittal came from elected , The request to rezone was a familiar from residential to township executives - MacDonald,.

item on the planning commission's treasurer Richard Henningsen 3I!d J : agenda November '1:1. Wil-Q-Mac Inc. of more of a nonresiden- clerk (now supervisor) Susan Heintz. Plymouth was seeking to rezone a 12.8- tial character. The other "for" vote came from trustee . acre parcel of land located east of Hag- Thomas Cook. Opposed were trustees • gerty, about 400 yards north of Five James Nowka, Donald Williams arid: MUeRoad. -Wil-O-Mac, Inc. Richard Allen, also a planning commls-' ' The Item was famUlar because the ------sioner. " same application had appeared on the When planning commissioners met" commission's agenda October 30. At nonresidential devleopment (con- last week, it was clear the subject ()f, . that time, it was rejected. Had it been tributing) to the diminished quality and Haggerty Road development was no approved instead, Wil-Q-Mac directors character . . . and ongoing residential longer considered a dead Issue. ., said they intended to build a profes- use and enjoyment of the area," While the commission decided to sional olfice park on the property. Citing proximity to 1-275, it was fur- table consideration of the application,: .' At that October meeting, consultant ther clalmed the property Is "ideally Coates was directed to draft a cost Claude Coates advised commissioners situated for office service development estimate for a land-use study that re-. that allowing the rezoning could result ... The property has more desirability evaluates Haggerty Road property in in "strip commercial development" for office uses and office use will be the township. .' : along Haggerty Road. compatible to and in harmony with the Coates told commissioners such· a' . Such development, Coates noted, established and surrounding uses of the stUdy "could be pulled together in.~ ... would be incompatible with the area." couple of months, with four or five mon- Township Master Plan guidelines for But in his comments on Wil-Q-Mac's ths to review and take any actlon,:U~ .. that area. The Master Plan calls for application last October, Coates stated: needed." single-family residential (mostly sub- "We do not believe consideration of a With an estimated completion date of division) development along Haggerty change in the master plan Iswarranted, August, 1985, for the Haggerty sewage from just north of Five Mile all the way especially until it Is evident that the disposal route, time is of the essence.': • to half a mile north of Six Mile. market warrants additional office land. A cost estimate and a more exaCt : But long after the Master Plan was Presently the plan sets forth an ade- time frame for completion and con- drawn up, plans for the Haggerty Road quate amount of office land as evidenc- sideration of Ute study are expected ,to. sewage disposal route have upped the ed by the vacant areas already zoned on be presented at the planning comml~~ ante for developers. Haggerty Road (immediately north of sion's January 29 meeting. ' ..~. Meijer, Inc. finally developed its business-zoned property at Haggerty . . and Eight Mile. Immediately north, in Novi, business development along Hag- gerty was already proceeding rapidly. . NEWS,' ,BRIEFS, To the south, in Plymouth Township, . . . extensive commercial/Industrial use already exists. TOWNSHIP PLANNING Com- first Christmas arts and craftS'· , The business focus of surrounding mission will conduct a brief show from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Satur- areas wasn't lost on representatives of meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday at day. :.,. WiI-Q·Mac. In their application for township hall, 41600 Six Mile, for the sole purpose of scheduling a BAND-O-RAMA will be> • ~ Holiday helpers rezoning, they stated: "It is our belief presented at 8 p.m. tomorrow • .. that the character and nature of the.use public hearing on proposed zoning changes to government- (Thursday) in the Northville " of the subject property and the uses of High School Auditorium. Per- -,. .. • the neighboring area have changed owned properties along Five and t ;The little Kinde children, Jessica. 5, at left. two young helpers untangled strands of lights from residential to more of a Six Mile Roads. forming will be the high school's ~ :and Reid, 4, assisted their parents, Kurt and while dad superVised the project. Record I nonresidential character. jazz band, wind ensemble and .. : :Debbie Kinde, in putting up ourdoor photo by John Galloway. NORTHVILLE PLAZA Mall marching band. Admission to the, .. "Traffic has also substantially in- on West Seven Mile is hosting its concert is free. . • : Christmas light decorations last week. The creased as caused by this increase in ------J- ~.. , • • - i like a _ ',It's Christmas Store Hours: .a:======I!'SIX & PARK PARTY STORE '. .., /rood neighbor: Time at your Mon.·Sat.9·6 ...r. Sun. 10-6 17071 Northville Rd. .: • &ateFarm Little " ~s·there. Professor (6 Mile & Northville Rd.) ,. .. Northville .,$ee me lor car. home Book .'. •/lie and health .- ..nsurance Center This Week's SPECIAL! ~ Mark 2 litre Bottle ; Storm GRADEA HOFFMAN'S KOWALSKI ONLY99C ORANGE Plus Dep. CHICKEN HARD NATURAL 7-Up, Canada Dry, . Insurance " & Orange Crush MICHIGAN LOTTERY . 18600Northville Rd. 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4·A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday. December 5. 1984 •• . Still time to purchase Christmas cards for charities ~~ \.

Residents who haven't yet purchased from aU over the world, fmprloted In vide facUlties and means Whereby blind their Christmas cards, or who may five different languages and uslog, in persons could obtain Leader Dogs. need additional ones, stUl may help some cases, recycled paper. Through the use of a Leader Dog, blind ·.~ ·1.. I others by buylog cards that represent The Metropolitan Detroit Area persons are placed in a position where · - donations to various charities. Chapter of the American Cancer Socie- they can make the most of their Locally, Judy Squires has available ty conducts a holiday greeting card ablllties. Prices are $8 per box of 25 an attractive buff-colored card depic- campaign among businesses and in· cards. Write Leader Dog Card Commit· ting Santa in a red suit lea~ing toys dustries. The society'S brochure adver- tee, Box ?:T, Rochester, Michigan, 48063 .'. under a decorated tree that is the tises several card styles which are "ap- or call 651·9011. Christmas greeting card of the Spina propriate" for a company's use - -East Michigan Environmental Ac· Biflda Association of Metropolitan either to send to its customers or to Us tion Council 15 a private, non-profit Detroit. employees. organization which proVides citizen The greeting reads: "Christmas is a No matter what the advertisement education and environmental protec· special time, a season set apart - a says or the type of card offered, the tlon particularly for the southeast happy warm remembering time, a message is the same - consumers who Michigan area. The 1984 Christmas season of the heart." plan to purchase cards can aid their card was designed by an EMEAC Squires, who lives at 19848 SCenic favorite charity or make a statement member. The cost is $4 per dozen plus Harbour Drive, reported Monday that about which charity they support, while mailing and handling charges. Write [ she has a good supply of the cards at the same time obtaining quality EMEAC, 21220 West 14 Mile Road, Bir· available lo boxes of 25 for $8.50. She greeting cards. mlngham, Michigan, 48010 or call 258- also is sellng Entertainment '85 books The success of the idea becomes evi- 5188. , L for' $22.95 for the association. She may dent during the holiday season when the -National Kidney Foundation of bC called at 348-5887. postman delivers the mall. Most per- Michigan, Incorporated, prOVides ,. sons are already famlllar with the direct services and education to kidney · . The Michigan Cancer Foundation is many cards they receive from friends patients and their famllies and pro- "'.J f( offering a selection of cards with six which indicate that a donation has been motes organ donations. Cards range in oJ:': I ," l styles ranging lo price from $8 to $16 made to a charity in exchange for the price from $6.75 $11 per box of 25 to • I per box of 25. They may be purchased In carli. The idea has caught on because It cards. Imprinting available. A reversi- person between 1- 3 p.m. at the fits the spirit of the season. ble indoor-outdoor thermometer on ,,11"" 'I Michigan Cancer F.oundation's Other organizations In Southeast crystal clear styrene decorated with , . Plymouth branch, 173 North Maln, Michigan which sell Christmas cards birds is available for $3. Write the foun- Plymouth, phone 453-3010. include: dation at 3378 Washtenaw Avenue, Ann The foundation points out It It the -American Lung Association. Pro- Arbor, Michigan, 48104, or call 971-2800. state's only institute devoted solely to ceeds go to support 40 free commmuni- -Washington National Cathedral. research Into the cause, cure and ty services offered to southeast Under construction for the last 75 Cards representing a donation to Spina Bifida Association are available locally ..j pI.:eventipn of cancer. Funds raised Michigan residents. Prices range from years, the cathedral serves the nation's .•. I through the sale of the holiday cards $8 to $17 per box of 25 cards. Imprinting capital as a "House of Prayer for All assure the contloued support and available. Write the association at 28 People." This sixth largest cathedral in growth of work in the community. West Adams, Detroit, Michigan, 48226 the world conducts over 1,500 services Styles include designs with candles, or call 961-1697. • each year. services represent almost Santa, a dove, drummer boy, natiVity -American Cancer Society. Pro- every denomination Including Jewtsh s<;.eneand contempory greetings. ceeds support programs of cancer and Moslem. The Episcopal bishop of Child's drawjng picked for stamp -'- --I - research, education and service to the Diocese of Washington presides. ,l1lle custom of exchanging Christmas cancer patients. Prices range from $8 Cards sold individually at 20-40 cents cards has existed in the United States to $16 per box of 25 cards. Imprinting each. An assorted box of nine examples foil09 years since It was broUght to this available. Write the society at 29500 of cards costs $3.25 Imprinting This year's contemporary Christmas Northville postmaster Wallace Cates 30 In Jamaica. New York. :t codntry lo 1875 by a German printer. Southfield Road, Southfield, Michigan, available. Write Washington Cathedral stamp bearing a child's sketch of Santa reports that 84 entries were submitted The other 20 cent Christmas stamJl ':!hroughout those years Americans 48076 or call 557-5353. (Christmas Card Department) Mount with his bag of toys and "season's from Northville in the competition. Six- depicts the Fra Filippo Lippi MadonnA liaVe adapted the custom to their own -UNICEF (United Nations Saint Alban, Washington, D.C., 20016. Greetings" was designed by an eight- teen were sent from Cooke Junior High and Child from a painting in the:N<\ ~> enlarging the scope and finally giv- Children's Fund) works in 115 develop- All phone numbers given for the year old Jamaica, New York. boy nam- and 68 from Our Lady of Victory School. tional Gallery of Art. It went on sale oa big·the practice a dual meaning of giv- log countries of Asia, Africa, and Latin above organizations are In the 313 area ed Denny LaBoccetta. Denny's cheerful Santa with his sack tober 30 in Washington. D.C.: it says iDg:' America where the child population ex- code. The first student-Inspired stamp was of toys was unveiled September 12 by "Christmas USA." .' ::ManyChristmas cards today not only ceeds 1.3 billion. Provides aid in the All organizations have deadlines for selected from more than half a million the-postmaster William S. Bolger as $"'d season's greetlogs to loved one areas of health, nutrition, water and imprinting of cards. Check with each entries in a nationwide project in 1982 one of this year's two Christmas The Northville post office report; thJ 8011 acqualotances, but represent a sanitation, education, social services charity concerning its particular during national card and letter writing stamps. Fra Filippo Lippi stamp is sel1ling ver~ donation to a charitable organization. and assistance in emergencies (food, deadline. week. The stamp first wimt on sale October well. 't : Many charities which operate nation- tents, medicines and water). Prices wide campaigns for donations have range from $4.50 for a pack of 10 cards .! re.3Jized that Christmas cards offer to $11 for a 1985 datebook. Note paper, them a unique fundraising opportunity stationery and games for children also to collect money for their organization available. Imprinting on specific cards and at the same time proVide a needed only. Write the Detroit Committee for Olults· .a.u:et.t • APPhqUe~ ••• ~ Pottery· SPice WreaiM &ervice. UNICEF, 6560 Cass Avenue, Sulte 613, • Wood Toy. and -if .Sh..dow Stltchll~q· Punles.. • StamGlass· Start Your Holidays Out Right . For instance, the American Lung Detroit, Michigan, 48202, or visit the of- Dou.bAll ~ ~ Wood Folk Association, known for 76 years as the fice at 613 Boulevard Center Building. :. An With A New Christmas seal Organization, not only (Cass and West Grand Boulevard). Shop in the charm of a distributes Christmas seals, but now Phone 874-1616. Perm Sells Christmas cards as well. A portion ~ • ' Victorian home filled with ~ from -Association for Retarded Citizens ee hundreds of gift items- each •• -December Special- of.the cost of the card paid by the con· of Oakland County is dedicated to im· ~ carefully handcrafted to please Pam's Cut PRIME RIB DINNER sumer becomes a donation to the proving the quality of life for persons l ~ the most discriminating shopper. association. who are mentally retarded. Assistance Above Includes: Potato, ; :Organizations usually do not ~ their • ... J Vegetable, Salad and 57.95 ranges from one-to-one aid to an in- ... Ha1)dcrafta, . .~ Bread Basket cards "over the counter" lo a retail dividual family to state and national in· 'Just $25 store but conduct large direct mail volvement relating to the passage of "IIf". Unlimited -Dail, lJ;,,;I/';' SI"'('ial-- campaigns uslog tried and true mailing legislation that will affect the lives of .: Extended Chris1mas Hours t ,including Now taking res\¥rvations tor lists compiled over years of fundrais- all retarded people. Prices range from .. 342 E. Main Northville haircut Holiday Parties ·. Mondays only HAPPY HOUR mg. $9.75 to $18.50 per box of 25 cards. Im- J"rrITIi34s.0130 .... 11 a.m.-S p.m. ,However, even though the sales printing available. Write the associa- ~ 4·7 p.m. FREE HoTS D'Oeuvres . .~,.. ~ ;--. 12/31/84 Expires "'l% Scrnor CitIZen o.scount. belWeen 2-li ,n donong .... techniques are similar, the various ap- tion at 690 East Maple, Lower Level, . l Moo ·Thurs only • (e ((•' < lB IB I r.,f'"'-11Ke Peals the charities make to their Birmlogham, Michigan, 48011 or call Candle Shch~• ,. New customers only, please . 18730 Northville Road customers are very different. For ex- (South of Seven Mile Road) 646-4522. ~tH:=:' ~-~Jlli) CSI':~~: 212 S. Main (adjacen110 Wagon Wheel Lounge) ainple, UNICEF

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UMlle ·.aSE /oilS z ELECTRICAL 0 CONSTRUCTION INC Q'.~d ~ RI.~r /. 37400 W 7 MILE ROAD' I~ ~ LIVONIA. MI 48152 • '3131 464·2211 ,.,ERRY CHRISTMAS from I ~IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII~ .. • •• Wednesday, December 5. 1984- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-5-A ~ eighbors grumble as apartment plans reach first base I , It appears likely a 176-unItapartment Plymouth. , properly. Additional minor changes shortcomings of the preliminary plans, Ings shOWingthe buildings' facade and • Failure to Include the proposed complex wl1l be built on Six MUe Road After being turned down for a slmUar must be made In the site plans to obtain which must be remedied before final height; location oftrees; and • just east of the C&O RaUroad, with con. project at the commission's October 30 final approval by the commission - approval: • Failure to proVide evidence rele- • A proposed wood·materIal Wall, In· stroctlon to begin perhaps as early as meeting, Amurcon developers submit· that would come no sooner than vant to county board approve of the stead of masonry or concrete as the oro. next year. ted revised site plans to township of· January 29, the commission's next • Failure to Include elevation draw- plans; dlnance specifies. , NorthvOle Township Planning Com. flclals In mld·November. regular meeting date. mission at Its meeting November ?:1 The revisions Included a reduction In While developers were pleased with unanimously granted conditional ap- planned apartment units from 182 to the commission's decision, a group of proval to preliminary site plans for the 176,and changes In the location and ar· homeowners from neighboring Lakes of project submitted by Amurcon Inc. of rangement of apartment clusters on the NorthvlUe subdivision were far less en· Officials reject condo project thuslastic...... ,.. About 40 residents. attended last week's meeting. Those who spoke com· Plans for a lOS-unit condomlnlum blems - a failure to meet zoning or- drives, . e: plalned - as they had In OCtober - project, to be located north of seven dinance provisions for a recreation Other problems in the site plans In· about an anticipated decline In their Mile Road just east of NorthvOle Road, area. eluded: Here's the lowdown about properly values caused by the relative- were nixed by township planners at last ly low-priced aparments' proximity. week's meeting. Developers sought to meet the Intent • Location of the complex But no complainant claimed the plans of the ordinance by providing lake ac- maintenance garage near seven Mile did not comply with the township zoning Harbor HOlAssociates, developers of cess to Swan Harbour Lake In the most Road. "A maintenance building sould ~murcon's rental project ordinance - only that the proposed use the project, were seeking the green recent site plans. But township plann- not be located where directly vlsl~le did not please the project's future light from planning commissioners for Ing officials weren't buying tha;tclaim, from a public street," Coates pointed :While details of the proposed apart· • A swimming pool; neighbors. the second time this year. Last July, out. Developers preViously had sought ~ent complex at Six Mile and Haggerty • A jogging path with eight "exercise Responding to the residents, Com· commissioners denied a similar plan According to planning consultant to locate the garage next to single- roads are still being ironed out, no ma· stations"; mission Chair Richard Duwel said, for the 22-acre site, located immediate- Claude Coates, however, the lake ac· family zoned property homes on anAd- jor changes In the. site plans approved • A wall nearly 350feet long along the "Personally ... I see compliance. I see ly east of Swan Harbour apartments on cess was a dubious clalm to being a jacent parcel. That location, he pointed • by township planners last week are ex· parcel's northeast border. square footage that exceeds by as much seven Mile. recreation area. He noted no recreation out, was not suitable either. pected. Elevation drawings showing the ex- as 50 percent what our ordinance re- facUlties on the lake are proVided and :Those site plans provided for: terior design of the apartments are ex- qulres.It's a quality development." Since July, developers obtafned eon- that the downward slope of land toward • EVidence of Wayne County's road- .1. A total of 176apartment units - 64 pected to be submitted with final site Asked U the board would allow near· dltional approval of berm contructlon the lake Is so steep as to be practically officials approval of plans must be sub-' . ohe-bedroom units of 720 square feet plans. by residents to review the plans before In the landscape plans from the Board unusable. mitted. ~ch; 64two-bedroom, two-bath units of It's expected the development may the commission considers them, Com· of ZOningAppeals. The board also ruled 920 square feet each; and 48 units of be a strong Impetus to reduce the speed missioner M. K. Rhoades said such an that the plan provided enough parking Adding a usable recreation area Is • Documentation of an abandoned tWo-bedroom, two-bath townhouses of limit of Six Mile Road between Bradner idea, besides possibly being illegal, was places - a requirement that had been not going to be easy for developers, easement Included In the plan must be 1,045square feet each. The apartments and Northville Road. When developers "(as If) prior to landscaping my front unresolved InJuly. either. Incorporating the required submitted. are grouped In 16buildings; present their plans to Wayne County yard, I (had to) submit my plans to my 33,750 square-foot minimum in in the ._~_ A 2,500 square-foot community authorities, it's possible a stUdy of traf· neighbor for approval." Once again, the project plans were site plans will almost certainly require The planning commission's nex~ • building; . fie now in the area may be ordered. Planners identified the following bogged down by - among other pro- relocation of buildings and service regular meeting will be January 27. .'. D~~ . TAVER~

'I' 2nd ANNUAL , ,1;>0 your Christmas shopping CHRISTMAS PARTY • .,,' at Ruby Office Supply. , OPEN HOUSE Wednesday, December 12th Home of the Famous ... GOURMET SHEEHAN BURGER * CONTINUOUS HAPPY HOUR * CONTAC TUMS PACQUINS * 11 :30 a.m. until 1 a.m. * 12 HOUR CAPSULES SODIUM FREE HAND CREAM *.* Cocktails. Draft Beer & Wine * • PEPPERMINT .'DRYSKIN * • ENJOY OUR POPULAR * 10's • ASSORTED FLAVORS • MEDICATED **' , *' CHRISTMAS HOUSE DRINKS * *' Special Prices * 20's * • fREE SNACKS & MUNCHIES! ~. ~~~NOMY $255 * 8 oz. $218 * * G..J,...E::a...LJ,' 150 * Continuous Buffet - * 30's JAR * 12 Noon until 12 Mid. * * * FREE DOOR PRIZES *----.:....------I------: DIETAC ESOTERICA .....--.;;;;;;~------*.BEN-GAY : Every half hour· 12 Noon to 12 Mid. *MAXIMUM STRENGTH ONE-A-DAY MEDICATED FADE CREAM GREASELESS * You must be 21 and present to Win : DIET CAPSULES _____ -...... • FORTIFIED SCENTED HOURS OF RELIEF FROM MINOR : • CHRISTMAS MUSIC & :'1 OR REGULAR ARTHRITIS PAIN & DECORATIONS * , , \ • FACIAL MUSCLEACHES * All we need is you! iljiEIAC __ • REGULAR . $279 i ,.. ---_ .....-.. $3 3 oz., *' Join us for S(;:"'le Merry Christmas Cheer! 99 99 ~ 20 - 20 CAPS 88 We are partying at all i fi} $1 30Z. 5 OZ. $3 : THREE GREAT EATING & DRINKING ESTABLISHMENTS * * RighI here In your neighborhood! : SINE-OFF NATURE'S REMEDY UNISOM : .. fARMINGTON· An Irish Eatery : NON-ASPIRIN SINUS MEDICINE GENTLE OVERNIGHT FAST TABLETS * ". 4 78·8484 EXTRA STRENGTH ACTING LAXATIVE FOR SAFE COMFORTING SLEEP : 39450 Grand River at Drake Rd. • REGULAR . PROVEN EFFECTIVE * Muirwood Square Shopping Ctr. • NO DROWSINESS * o FORMULA .. NORTHVILLE - An Irish Eatery .':- $449 * Unisom 32 TABS ". 348-2440 • * 43333 Seven Mile· West of Haggerty 77 ~~ $2- $1 ~::::: 48TABS 44 * Highland Lakes Shopping Ctr. *_:::::..~=,_If'I--=--20.. 20 CAPS $5 ... LIVONIA/PLYMOUTH TWP. - .,. On The Green : DR. SCHOLL'S ORA-FIX VISINE 420-0646 : FRESH STEP SPECIAL EYE DROPS 39450 Five Mile at 1·275 * r;...\_...;COMFORTINSOLESWITH HOLDS OLDER DENTURES TIGHT GETS THE RED OUT b: Oasis Golf Sports Complex : ~'I'$i J IAA I CLEAN, FRESH SCENT

0: ~DIESORM~ 1 ·ffii~10Z. I\tj' ECONOMY t)-' 0 -~------, 39 If you didn't get your papgr on SIZE It .~" 0 Wednesday Call Circ~lation If ':28317 Ford .t MkldlebQlt, Gerden CitJ 422-7030 0 E. • g 101 Metn .t C4Mlter St., Northville S4NfMO • "Orin's Your Friendly Diamond Store" 0 349-3627 (§

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6-A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday. December 5.1984 ••

Continued from page 1 Children need and deserve a joyful Monies raised are used locally to take up residence In the I1lUehouse Christmas." provide needed shoes or clothing for In the Town Square Park and will Smith adds that the Michigan children and for family food baskets. talk with and hear requests from • volunteer their time during the holl· State Pollee officers at the Nor- The new shoes have been a special children. • Goodfellows promote day season because they "want to thvUle Post have been "really the feature of the local Goodfellow drive help others." There are no dues and backbone" for the sale. They are with many children receiving their Persons knowing of needy famUles. _ no membership roster. joined by city and township pollee first pair of brand hew shoes from may call any of the pollee depart. • ~Oth newspaper sale Anyone wishing to be a Goodfellow and township firemen. the Goodfellows. Smith personally ments, their church or Smith at 349- : . for the day is Invited by Smith to The papers are the front seclion of has taken children to bUythe shoes. 0854. Anyone wishing to send a dona.. _' meet at city hall at 10 a.m. Saturday this week's NorthvUle Record and lion check should address it to tht-i to "join with us to bring real joy and are donated to the Goodfellows by This year during the Goodfellow NorthvUle Goodlellows and mail it to~~ sunshine Into the Ilves of children. The Record. sale the Goodfellows' Santa Is to 43643 Nine Mile, NorthvUle. 48167. . 'i ,i

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o center and vise._ -YA" V.AMDNT AMI!RICAN © o • Stl"'onQ. enouQh to -CIRCULAR SAW BLADES . 16 tooth ~fWJ-~~ support. 350 \Ibs. , r-=---:-:-=:liI'I.Hardened • • r, and carbide ~~~~~~~ o yet IIQhtweiQht. T.mpered tipped ~ old paint -fOr '1 •fOldS Into a con- $ $ • A cordless easy removal 9751 o ven~ent Co" SIz.e rec.harQeable Cleaner " -Great -for small ''Thaws -frozen pIpes -for storaQe. dally cleaner o $34.95 $27.95 ,He ,0 EXTRA PAIR 01' HANOS -55.00 Rebate -55.00 Rebate' A tine 14K gold motlOgl Ml, 8'tIII8bIe In 2 or 3 5 ..-cIllot* 1nIUIII. --. wIlIl orwltlout 529.95 22.95 Itle .01 \It pt. dIemoncI to m-It up. o 81Ir1Inll- $41.95 ~ril EXPANDING FOAM WOOD FIBER o SEALANT REBATE THINK PINK! INSULATION ~b, o Ever'ld~'J 53 79 PINK FIBERGLAS 211317Ford Ilt MIdclIebeIt, Garden City !??.Q.$l Low Prlc.e~ • 0 1--~1ilI""-:' p,E...-- 422-7030 IP+. INSULATION 101 E. Main at Center, Northville ~ GeOCcl • DO-It-Yourself § "OriD's Your F~iamoDd Store" • Save onF",el81l1s :0 0 • QualiFIes -For Tax CredIt. 00000000000 • Kraft Faced Rolls. ,-' [!H9] r • Cove s26Sq Fe at an R-19 V(llue. $2 99 Hu...r.,,! YOUR 51 79 31f2"x15" R-11 Value 31f2"x15" R-11 Value E:::::::::3;rf~~edtomeCOST .... • • U.L. Lls!:ed. • • Won'!: Scratch L,m,t onec.an or Itch Per bag per' hov!>eno1d oo·.r·VOCJASELF !if.REE Offer' e"p.r'es .Tanuary 31.lqes • 251b Bal! WITH OUR RENTAL MACHINE ~~:PIZZAat PASTA , • Coal1coasly Servcd To Yoal' Tablc ID Our DlDllli Rooml fI ChampIon PLANK PANeLING. \.~rFiEE---~::~;;-?l • For a !>tTIar'C..• II c.ont.empor arV .:ILARGE PIZZA ~ I look - ,n5tall :.: Buy A large Cheese & Pepperoni P,zza and A P,tcher ve~ic.al\y. hOnz.ontally. of Pop and Get An Identical PIzza FREEl ::1 I or OlaQOnally • U1'TU! CA!SAIIS PlUU1A - .0aTHVIUE :', OrwCoupon PfrC\nt()t'JWr Expnn 121&-84 • y~·•.....'1 ... 8' t.o~ue Good So'urllay Ihru Thursday I VOId Fndays ancl 2r'oove :·..'I ' I planKS ~:_------fREE DINE·INONLY 1l' .Po!lc.\».BQe c.overs \S 5qvare feet PASTA DINNER ~ , ~:I I "NOt1"'lt c>.a,( "u"M" ..... l~ , Pine Uilley- ;':I W,th the Purchase of Any Other Pasta Danner of I ; • Equal or Greater Value and Two Beverages .. " (dot\ not lnduck all you can ~af ~htttl)

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• •• Wednesday. December 5, 1984- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-7·A Judy's and Sandie's win Christmas Walk categories

The emphasis is on dolls for Christmas 1984. Two winning t windows in the window \ decorating contest of the Nor- • thville Community Chamber \ of Commerce this year are l- :i Judy's Country Curtains on 1; Center, far left, and Sandie's' , ! Hallmark Shop on Main. Both • received first place awards in I their categories from judges : during the annual Christmas : Walk. They are among the: • \ many decorated shops that . make coming to town to "win- " ~i dow shop" a holiday aUrac- . tion. Record photos by Steve Fecht. , \, \· I \ t '.< 4 J \ \ l t •· \r I 1 i .' ti ' t

• Kensington Metropark plans holiday festivities Several holiday-season attractions quired. evening hayrides with a charge of $20. staff an opportunity to patrol the more are scheduled at Kensington Metropark Vehicle entry permits are required. For remote areas of the 4,350-acre park and reservations, call the park at the toll also offer excellent public relations bet;- near Milford. "Winter Wildlife Survival," a walk which helps explain the problems freenumber,I-800-552~m. ween staff and visitors. "County Christmas," a family wildlife have in winter finding food and "Metropark Wildlife," a two-hour fami- The 11-year old horses were donated festival with events to recreate the shelter and in keeping warm, will be ly nature walk to discover the habitats by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moffit of Hol- magic of an old fashioned Christmas in held at the Nature Center of Kensington for an amazing number of animals, will ly, and one reason consideration 'waS the country, will be held at the Nature Metropark at 2 p.m. Sunday. December be held at the Kensington Nature give to this project was that the horses Center on two Saturdays, December 8 9. Center at 2 p.m. Sunday, December 16. were already cared for at the Kens- and December IS, with hours from 10 Persons should bring binoculars and Persons attending will have an op- ingtonFarmCenter. - ~ a.m. to 5p.m. each day. dress for the winter. The program is portunity to see the animals in the James J. Pompo, deputy director: Of • Events include Christmas crafts, free, but advance registration is re- Metropark. the Huron-Clinton Metropolitan .' stories for children, Christmas trees qUired as is a vehicle entry permit. Call The program is free, but advance Authority, stated that this is a one-year .:;~ past and present and December walks 1-800-552~m . registration is reqUired, as is a vehicle pilot program. So far the ranger stafns ':;1 in the woods. Horse-drawn sleigh rides (or hayrides entry permit. Call1-800-55Hm. enthusiastic, and the general puBlic ". Christmas trees and crafts if there is no snow) are now available at likes to see horses performing this type demonstrations will be held from 10 the Kensington Farm Center in Kens- Two Tennessee walking horses now of service. Like all Metroparks, Kens- a.lT'. to 4 p.m. with story hours at 11 ington Metropark. are providing a mounted ranger patrol ington Park has a regular ranger staff fIoliday postal deadlines a.m., 1 and 3 p.m. Walks in the woods There are three different programs in Kensington Metropark. Howard performing regulatory duties and pro- ." '1"; are at 11 a.m., 1 and 3 p.m. These pro- available: Chanter, chief park ranger, said the viding information and assistance to ~. For those who send Christmas Air mail letters, cards and parcels for grams are free but advance registra- Twenty minute hayrides are horses have been giving the ranger park visitors. . • ~eetlngs to distant destinations, most the Caribbean and West Indies should tion is reqUired, as is a vehicle entry available from noon to 4:30 p.m. Sun- ~ :-. .air mailing deadlines are this week. be send by December 12. Deadlines for permit. Call toll free 1-800-552~m. days for the general public. Charges for 1iiuiace deadlines were in October and air deliveries to North and Northwest adults are $1.59. for children, $1. No 1985 park entry permits available; .. ~ovember. Africa, Australia and Asia to insure "Luneh with Santa," a special pro- reservations are needed. gram which also will feature a sleigh Evening sleighrides for groups are ';r delivery by Christmas already have The 1985 Huron-elinton Metropark are $7 for a -regular permit, $2 for a :::~The Northville post office gives this passed. ride and chat with Santa, will be held at available Tuesday through Sunday Kensington Farm Center in Kensington from 6-10 p.m. by advance appoint- annual vehicle entry permits now are senior citizen permit. Daily permits :F.riday as the deadline for air mailing For those maillng to military person- available at several Metropark offices, which cost $2 will continue to be sold Metropark on two Saturdays, ment. Charges are $50 per hour per ''Cards to Europe and the Far East to in- nel the post office recommends sending including Kensington Metropark in cards and letters to Alaska, the Carrib- December 8 and 15. Hours will be 11 group. Kensington Metropark office is at :~ delivery by December 25. Air Milford. 2240West Buno Road in Milford. . ,p,arcel deadline for~®rope an~ the }o'ar bean, West Indies, Iceland and Hawaii a.m., 1 and 3 p.m. Day sleighrides for groups are by December 10; to Europe anll the Far Tickets must.be purchased in ad- available by advance appointment on The anvual permit proVides entry to Permits also may be obtained from "$ast was Monday. . the Huron-Metropolitan Authority, 3050 ;;.~Letters, cards and.packages for Cen- East by December 7; mail to other vance at Kensington Metropark office. Saturdays only. One-half hour rides are all 13 Metroparks throughout the year destinations already should have been Call 1-800-552-6772to contact the park $25 per group. and permit fees are the same as in the Penobscot Building, Detroit. There is-a • ilral and South America air mail past several years. Annual permit fees toil freeline,I-800-55Hm. . - :'deadlline is today. sent to assure arrival by Christmas. toll free. A vehicle entry permit is re- Bonfires are available before or after q r;., -;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;wl >~I.. ;, Douglas Fir := your friendly I', '. I ;.. Christmas Trees :: neighborhood ,,~ ". We have the LARGEST and NICEST selection in the area! ;:,. Over 1,500 to select from: 4 feet to 15 feet. · Complete line of SCOTCH PINE and SPRUCE shopping :: Christmas trees, also Fresh Cut Flowers ~t," Holid.ay Cedar or Pine center " ROPING 53.75 $6.99 517.99 10 ft. . 20 ft. 60 ft. • Holiday, Doul!las Fir WREATHS (Undecorated) 10'" 12" 16" 24" and 36" Also '5.99 '6.99 '8.99 Available WE ALSO HA VE DECORATED WREATHS Christmas ROSES POINSETTIAS Florist Quality 4" *2.99 (2~anJ~:) 99 $9 1l " (25 plants Of' DOl. 6 12 $5 99 more '5.50) 1l"s $9 99(12 plants Of' CHRISTMAS 7 12 2 tem. • more '8.50) 1l" $15 ftft(12p1antsOf' CACTUS. 812 3Stem.. .iJW' more '13.00) EXTRA .$299 SUPER LARGE FOR FOIL AND UP POINSETTIA $29.99 ANIJBOW .~ oW.' HOLLY .dMISTLETOE .~ AVAILABLE

FARMER JOHN'S GREENHOUSE 26950 HAGGERTY ROAD 112 M;ile South of 12 Mile 553-7141 .....,.' .a·A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday. December 5.1984 •• • Obituaries Four principals. face reassignment

Valeria Riley, 75, dies QIotinued from Page 1 buildings every once in a while," Bell as a teacher in 1955. the remaining three elementary noted. With reassignment of buUding ad· schools. ,Funeral services for Valeria A. Riley Mrs. Belew was born May 14, 1896, in at the start of the new school year with However, he also pointed out ministrators completed, Bell said the Tentative meetings have been were scheduled at 10 a.m. Wednesday Ohio to Slmlon Oscar and Cella high school principal David Bolitho re- Pawlowski wUl retain his post to pro- district wUl be looking at redistricting scheduled in December, and Bell said at Ross B. Northrop and Son Funeral (Walther) Jones. She married Leonard taining his post. vide some consistency at SUver Spr- students for the start of the new school he is hoping to bring a recommendallon • Home and at Holy Family Church. Belew who died June 28, 1980. She also Ken Pawlowski, hired last year to ings. In the last six years, the elemen- year. to the board of education sometlme:1n Born in Michigan on March 5, 1909, was preceded in death by a son and a head Silver Springs Elementary follow. tary school has had three different prin- He said a citizens' committee is being January in order to start noWylpg Mrs. Riley died Monday at age 75 at daughter. ing the administrative transfer of then· cipals. formed to work on redeflnlng the parents of changes and reassigning Whitmore Lake Convalescent Center. A She leaves a daughter Mrs. WUfred J. principal Marcia Scarr, wlll remain at Bell said plans are to move current district's attendance boundaries among staff members. , " homemaker, she was a member of Holy Parker of Ann Arbor, a sister, five the helm of that elementary school. Moraine principal Donald Vanlngen in· sepulchre church. grandchildren and 14 great grand· Bell noted the decision to shuffle to another post sometime after the She leaves daUghters Margaret children. elementary principals was based on close of the current school year. Dinser of NorthvUle, Patricia Mancini both the admlnlstrators' tenure at their "The rumor out there is that we're of· and Valeria J. Weber and son Robert respective school bUildings and career fering him a teaching position or retire- Fulton. She had 13grandchildren and 12 ROBERTD. HEDKE opportunities. ment - and that's not true," Bell said. One Call Places Your Ad In More ~,.' great grandchildren. He pointed out, for instance, that cur· He noted that Vanlngen most likely Mrs. Riley is survived also by her Funeral service for lifetime area rent Winchester principal Milt Jacobi wUl be moved into nn administrative Than 65,000 Area Homes brother, Bernard Marquls, of Nor- resident Robert Donald Hedke of Can· has headed that school for nearly 10 post. • thvUleTownship. ton Township was held November 23 at years. Prior to that he was principal at The longtime Moraine principal has Call 348·3022 Father Ed Ritter officiated at the St. Michael Lutheran Church in Canton Moraine. the longest tenure of any administrator ceremony, with burial following at Holy where he was a member. The Reverend "It's good for a principal to change in the district. He began his career here sepulchre. Dr. Jerry Yarnell officiated. Mr. Hedke, an accountant, was the father of Robert G. Hedke of Northville. I!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!FRESH CATCHI!!!!!!!~ ANNE DESSERT He died November 19 at Botsford EXPRESS DENTISTRY HAMMELL MUSIC PRESENTS "The Fresh Seafood Market General Hospital. For Children and Adults Funeral services were held Tuesday Mr. Hedke was born May 31, 1920, in on Wheels" for NorthvUle Township resident Anne NORTHVILLE PLYMOUTH • Cosmetic Dentistry • Root Canals Detroit to Emil A. and Rita (Cook) E~Sat.1:15-4:OO ThIaSat.9:30-12:30 FREE ORGAN CONCERT Dessert, who died December 1 at Mt. Hedke. He married his WifeMerle July QItIIddIer IIutIc: AltIIe_-. • Tooth Bonding • Emergencies Accepted Gannel Hospital in Detroit at the age of 28,1945. 302 E. .... n 820 PennllMn • Relaxing Gas • Eve. & Sat. Appts. Featuring the Keyboard Artistry of...... 93. _hcon begin Doc. 8 _ hconbegin Doc. 8 In addition to his wife and son he l2:1$-2:00p.m, 8:30-11:30 The funeral service was held at 11 483-6600 '. Kathryn A. Hoppe, D.D.S. a.m. yesterday at Church of the Holy leaves a daUghter Mrs. Charles (San· J' Family where Mrs. Dessert was a dra) Schultz of Naperville, Illinois, and 18600Northville Rd. member. Father Kevin O'Brien of- four grandchildren. Mr. Hedke also was between 6 & 7 Mile Rd. LIONEL ficiated. Prayers were said at 10:30 the uncle of George and Irene Cook. 348·9800 Northville A graduate of the Detroit Institute of a.m. at the O'Brien Chapel of the Ted C. Everything you need Sullivan Funeral Home In Novi. Rosary Technology, School of Commerce, with is available at was recited there at 7:30 p.m. Monday. a bachelor of science degree In accoun- LAMAY : -'Burial was in Holy SepUlchre ting in 1949, Mr. Hedke was a member PLYMOUTH · ,Cemetery In Southfield. of the National Association of Accoun- tants and of AARP. He had 16 years' • • A homemaker, Mrs. Dessert was the TOWNE APARTMENTS "mother of Edward Dessert of Lincoln, service with Gulf and Western as ac- · Nebraska, and Mrs. Mary Helen Ryan countant before retiring In 1977. Enjoy healthy independence 10 this · :OfNorthville. She was the grandmother Prayers were recited at the Harry J. beautiful new complex, :or nine, great grandmother of five and Will Funeral Home In Livonia. Inter- One and two bedroom apartments for , was known as "granny" to many other ment was at White Chapel In Troy. Semor Citizens mcludmg:

• children. • Transportation for shopping " " She also leaves a sister Mrs. Dorothy • OptIOnal social actIVitIes · Menzies and a brother Frank Rlppl- WILLIAM G. HOMER • Emergency secunty •.Inger. She was preceded In death by a • Two meals Early Bird Specials ~-brother Jack Ripplinger and a sister Funeral service for William Gerald • Housekeep1Og servIces 4-7 p.m. : Mrs. Helen Griffin. Homer of South Lyon was held at 11 a.m. last Thursday at Casterline • Linens London Broil $6.95· Chicken • :- "She was born May 25, 1891, In Funeral Home In Northville. The OPEN '-5 DAILY Almond $6.95 • Shrimp Miso $8.95 : .Michigan to Jacob and Theadora • Friday Fish Fry (4-10 p.m.) $5.95 ';

", I By KEVIN WILSON needs to build something," said section 18. The latter parcel Includes a taIns ownership over the remainder. Five and Six Mile, from Sheldon west to Hawthorn Center, the Michigan State township supervisor Susan Heintz. stretch of the C&O railroad and Is A 101 acre portion of the child Beck. Pollee Northville Post and second '., -Forestalling future proposals to "The long-term solution Is to get those presently zoned for Industrial uses. development center on the east side of Other government-owned properties District Headquarters, and the Middle • .!ill;ate state facUlties such as prisons In Properties developed and back on the The state Department of Natural Sheldon has been dedicated for con- In the township, outside the area for Rouge Parkway (Hines Park). The City , ~orthville Township Is the goal behind tax rolls - otherwise they'll keep com- Resources has offices In one former struction of the Jerome P. Cavanagh which rezoning Is proposed, Include of Plymouth also owns a small parcel "a :new effort to have currently vacant Ing back to It." Plymouth Center building, while the Retirement Village. The county stut Maybury State Park, Northville on the east side of Beck between Six anc «overnment-held properties developed Department of Mental Health maln- owns Virtually all the land between Regional Psychiatric Hospital, seven Mile roads. for private uses. She declined to Identify specific proposals for use of the properties or what - The township plaMlng commission zoning class might be needed to ac· ~ will meet In special session at 7 p.m. commodate those proposals. Heintz Thursday to set a public hearing date said there are private parties In. on a proposal to rezone all government- ter~ted In acqUiring at least some of owned properties In sections 15through the properties. 18. That area includes lands between Continued battle over DeHoCo proposal. I. Five and Six Mile roads from a point a "We had people Interested a couple of little west of NorthvUle Road to the years ago when we went through the township'S western boundary at Napier business of the new prison," she said. Continued from Page 1 package with the recommendations." immediate need for prison beds that was In the late 1970's." The state cor· Road. Heintz Is to meet Thursday morning can be acqUired more quickly by rectlons department estimates con- with Robert Naftaly, director of the "Our malor argument," he said, "ls He said he expected the report wUlIn· renovating DeHoCo than by construc- structlon of a completely new regional "Too many governments own too Michigan Department of Management that the NorthVille-Plymouth area has c1ude DeHoCo on a provisional basis, ting new spaces. prison costs approXimately $33 mUllon. much land In that corridor," said and Budget

~ I20% TO 65% OFF gCEACH I IEVERYTHING IN STOCKl 4'A"x41A" .1 3 COLORS 1st Quality I ALL NAME BRANDS EASYTO DOYOURSELF ~PIymouth Center land ALL 1st QUALITY OTHERS TO65% OFF I LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED! I I MICHIGAN'SLARGESTSELEc..nON :tobe sold as surplus I I I SELF-STICK FANCY OR PLAIN ~. S"xS" ITALIAN I Continued from Page 1 ed out with whoever the new owner is," I I EMRGIZBf. Reg. Heintz said. "The main thing is to get NO WAX IATTEBIES 'Plymouth Center property is currently this property out of the state's hands." I QUARRY I DJI( II IDlT Price 522l1P(1211) 53.19 ~oned R-3, which is the township's max- Heintz suggested that the property I I 01 'iJnum density singie family residential may be sold to more than one buyer. TILES I FROMTI~E ~ I II TWO "C" SIZE :classificatlon. (A related story in this "We'll probably see at least two pur- , E93BP·2112131 Sale ·week's Record details the proposal to chasers, since the land is divided by I C • I OR CEACH -;,:::iJ , TWO "D" SIZE Price rezone government-owned properties>. Sheldon and the potential uses of the 59 E95BP 2112 2) two parcels may be quite different." 6 9 AR19 ~~~~::-i;.\( : The sale may affect three current I ~~{1~~~""t"· I 'proposals for use of the Plymouth Plymouth Center formerly housed 1st QUALITY ~-!',IF,fIj~ Center buildings on monthly leases, she developmentally disabled youths - it I LIFETIME GLAZE ~_ 'i..ai" ;§J I 59 ~.noted. Those negotiating toward leases closed earlier this year after relocating I I : 'include a private school, a senior all its residents in group homes or other $1 citizens' food program and the Civil institutions under a court order. The Aeronautics Board. court order followed disclosures of resi- CERAMIC "It's possible something can be work- dent abuse and poor care in the mid·70s, I I 35 Lite Miniature Set' I BRICe FLOOR I Rebate S3.99 Pro Sale Price ~ Toysfor Tots sites named I Prefinished .& WALL I s1.00 Manu. .J ,' HardWOOd I Rebate : Anyone with UMeeded toys in good The toys will be distributed by the .1 rt ng T I LEI te condition that have been outgrown by Marine Corps. rIUVI • I local children has a choice of places to As they have done for many years, I donate them to help prOVide a I 79C the Northville Jaycees also are accep- < _ sa. FT. 'Christmas for needy children. I ., ting toy donations of both old and new FROM LARGESTSELECTION • 'New this year locally Is a Toys for unwrapped toys in a large, white gift· 'I SAVE INMICHIGAN Final Cost Tots program that collects toys for $1 wrapped box placed in the town square 20·65 % 49 All1st Quality I children throughout the metropolitan park across from the clock on Main I Sq. Ft. » Detroit area under auspices of the U.S. Marine Corps. Cutler Realty Is serving Street. MR.nLE-9300 Telegraph-255-1134 ill Socket Set _as.the Northville drop off spot and has At Northville Plaza Mallon seven II MR. TI LE CO. PRICES GOOD THRU SAT., DEe. 15. 1984, ! "'boxes available in the office at 103 Mile in the township the mall mer- MICHIGAN'S LARGESTSELECTION ill 43 Piece :Rayson. Cutler took over the project chants' association is accepting toys In I Next to Twelve Oaks Mall, behind Dennys Restaurant OF FLOOR ANDWALLCOVERINGS I j- -- d% and 3/8 Drive· le :Iocally when Realty World, which c::::=:3L~ Reg. 29.49 : formerly sponsored It, was not able to ~;r:~o~~:~~::s~:~::~t~~ I 348-8850 Mcrb-~~g'~~~&-l?OvJ:r~i~I~1D I .doso. needy families. e:..~~ ...... :E:. _MJlfPft-----~--~~• I ~~g~g~~~~Sale

I cL-~ I 99 .~~~~elOf:lOOO $13 rr---·drapery boutlque----, \ 3~ew:c:, ,. . Screw Driver • ~~WRI.I.'A'E!.,5U..·~c:_=~~i Set ':::> I 5 Pieces ) .==...... :::..~ 5 \8 450/0 •Cll':="_.. =- ""' , Reg. Price 3.55 I OFF :.~ .. ~~Of!--~~ GOING OUT Sale L~-' m~Dlc.2S,19M e~ticQ' Blinds custom 0Ver 35~ .H OF 50 /0 off ~ru~umlnums • P.~c.~~ce Ii d' • Decorator ClothS A _ • Selecte • _ ..... ,... ~ ~ v. " \I..::: R "900 l~q 00 16600 Outdoor .' \"It)QO ~lOO 100 2.,00 BUSINESS .: ~'.!"I" .0 ))}oo I 19' 00 _ Grober Trocks Flood Bulb ~jll 'o'''~.& .&0'"00 ~1 00 11'J 00 216 00 ~ '.~" )1& 00 )0' 00 ~,oo ::: 00 M,nuMg. In,tanilion .. 6 Cherry Dining Rooms Must Go! l(".10."'" ""',00 })loo' ri~00 150Watt : O'llgn Servtee It .. ('-<:tOO )0600 ., ~oo 5 Nomlnll Charge '.'"'' .'" )'1)00 • 21Sofa Tables Must Go! Reg. 7.95: .... " ", "" QO Size. at Equal Saving Other custom • - e . • 8 10 Piece Pit Groups Must Go! Sale 1f: Horizontal 81i~dS 85Table Lamps Must Go! Ii SO~;, p~s 2Sof' that 34 Floor Lamps Must Go! ~ B a d HeavY Duty . 12Solid Oak Accent Pieces Must Go! . (oneor - O~ SO % offp~s ~~ '0 o'~~hat 14 Lingerie Chests Must Go! SNO-HO 31 Odd Cocktail Tables Must Go! 1''',.,. __ - Reg. $9.95 .. . ~u-stom drQ~eries. EVERYTHING MUST GO! 95 ¥o .'''''ll FINAL 30 DA $7 uP • SallAs vs Sale '. to - OFf. SMen • Money back 30 day guarantee (with proof of : 60 purchase) If alter using Sno-Ho. you still ) . • . 40 CK fABRICS • CoselllelllS prefer a shovel. TENPENNY Interiors • Ideal for the health conscious that don't ' ON IN STO want the slraln of shoveling snow. Styling With Imagination Highland Lakes Shopping Center • Local Inventor will be here Sat. to West Seven Mile Road demonstrate & answer uesllons. Northville. 348-7174 OPEN 7 DAYS A ~ffiY1('ffi0316 N.cente~. G0 ~v V\W1Jf Northville ' HARDWARE 349-4211 Mon.-Fri. 8:30-8: Sat. 8:30-6: Sun. 9-5 1()" - THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday. December 5.1984 ••.

• Local officials study bicycle path ideas '. A southeast·to-northwest bicycle path through millage, special assessment Aside from millage and bond issues, munlty applying for funding. through the Northvllle community is district or obligation bonds. however, stUdies report the most The Northville community is less rolling slowly toward becoming a reall· Another funding possibility submit- substantial non-local source may be likely to be approved for funding School Noteboolf. ty. ted by consultants would call for federal matching funds under the Land sources such as grants available to While even the route of such a path Is toWnship regulations to require bike and Water Conservation Act of 1965. economically disadvantaged com· • stlll not completely settled - let alone paths be built along with any Under provisions for matching funds, munities or for blkepaths to be used TINA STOECKLIN, daughter of have Included the names of these issues such as right-of·way negotia· developments of private property along ownership of the bike path property primarily for transportation instead of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Stoecklln of studeQts based on academic tions, funding and bidding - local of- the proposed route. must be relased to the agency or com- recreation. •~ 21856 North Center Street, was achievement, community service, ficials have begun looking at study in- among the more than 100students at extra-curricular leadership and formation recently provided by plann' Kalamazoo College honored for potential for continued success. Ing consultants. outstanding achievement November Practically all city and township of- Political sign rule to be amended .' 2. JAMES ROTH, son of Mr. and ficials agree the bike path is a good Stoecklln was awarded the O.M. Mrs. James Roth of 19848 Pierson idea. The more relevant question is ~~"'1 · : Allen Prize, given for the best essay Drive, is appearing as Farley In the whether it's an Idea whosP time has Political candidates seeking to erect speech issue." pression." . .,written by a member of the upcoming Albion College production come - or more precisely, whether It's campaign signs in the city would be Given the near impossibility of en· Kelley'S opinion also opposes ~y ", freshman class, and the Romance of Corinne Jacker's "Bits and an idea whose time wlll come soon. relieved of a reqUirement that they first forcing the reqUirement with out-of- limit on the number of days signs may • , - Languages Prize In Spanish, given Pieces" December 7 and 8. The path would begin at Six Mile am. obtain a permit under proposed revi- town candidates, McAllister said, and be In place prior to an election -liut Haggerty Road, where it would adjoin sions to a city ordinance under con- believing it would be unfair to selective- allows reqUirements that they ..be I for excellence In Spanish the A freshman, Roth is a 1984 freshman year. graduate of Roeper City and Coon- the north-south bike path which runs sideration. ly enforce it only for those residing removed within a specified number.: of try School. along 1..275, and extend northwest to Elimination of the permit reqUire- here, the clerk's office did not under- days after the election. .,,:' Maybury State Park. ment will be considered In a public take any enforcement effort during the Its most likely route through the Nor- hearing at council's December 17 past election. Local candidates seeking The city ordinance, which is a section . DENISE LIDDLE, daUghter of meeting. City administrators broUght BARBARA ERDODY, daughter of thville community would travel along permits were told they were un· of a law governing all types of si~s, Wayne and Joyce Liddle of 42240 the matter to council's attention in Barbara Erdody of 18830Jamestown Six Mile Road from Haggerty to Nor- necessary. sets a 45-day pre-election limit and)~ · Chatterton, recently pledged Theta thville Road, north along Northville November. Circle, is among the 35 dancers who State Attorney General Frank Kelley quires that political signs be remoy~ , Phi Alpha at General Motors In· Road to seven Mile, west along seven The permit reqUirement, clerk Joan performed In Alma College's Or- recently rules that permit re- within 10 days after the election. The ,stitute. Mile, then north along Beck Road to the McAllister told council, is virtually im· quirements and similar regulations chesis Fall Dance Concert current proposed revision deletes only , .: She is a freshman majoring In entrance to Maybury Park. possible to enforce and poses problems "place a chilling effect on the constitu· November 30 and December 1. the permit reqUirement - it does not • mechanical engineering. In proViding equal treaiment of all can- tlonally protected right of political ex- address the time limits. ,ii . She is a 1984graduate of Wheeler Officials have noted one potentially ... didates. City manager Steven Walters .J':r · . Three Northville residents were High School In Marietta, Georgia. troublesome Intersection In that route added that the reqUirement also ap- Iamong the 400 students at Michigan - the Intersection of seven Mile and parently exceeds the city's authority to Technological University receiving Sheldon Road. But the major stumbling regulate free speech, according to a re- Geake sponsors voting bill';::; degrees at fall commencement PAULA FOLINO, daUghter of Mr. block to the path's construction is finan- cent state attorney general opinion. November 17. and Mrs. Paul F. Folino of 20556 Cle- cial, not geographic. Township con- McAllister explained that candidates Students receiving degrees includ- ment, is among Albion College Choir sultants gave a "ballpark" estimate of residing in the city are the only ones A bill that supporters say would im- "MY.bill addresses both. of those dif- ed GARY BEASON, B.S in students participating in the annual between $125,000 to $156,000 for the who regularly attempt to obtain per- prove the Integrity of Michigan'S voter ficulties, while at the same time vastly • mechanical engln~rlng; KEITH Festival of Lessons and Carols work. mits. Most political signs are erected registration lists recently passed the improVing the efficiency of Michigan's PIETILA, B.S. In business ad· December 9, a joint celebraion of the by out-of·town candidates and their state senate and was due for considera- voter registration system," Geake ex- A stUdy prepared by township plann- ministration and RONALD A. college and community ses- supporters. tion In the house. plained. ! • ing consultants Vilican·Leman and "The papers have been filled with I SMITH, B.S. in mechanical quicentennials. "The problem is how do you enforce The bill, S.B. 86, was sponsored by Associates Inc. listed possible federal, stories of voting irregularities and engineering. Paula, a 1984 Northville High the permit reqUirement when it is state Senator Robert Geake (ft- state and local funding sources for the registration problems for a long time;~' School graduate, is a freshman at violated?" Walters explained in Northville>, and allows for the names of bike path. Although partial funding Geake said. "The senate Admlnistra- , Albion and sings soprano. November. "Many pole signs are put up Inactive voters to be purged from the from these sources may be available, tlon and Rules Committee has been con· , .;~.KELLY MORRISON, daUghter of on people's lawns - do you go onto active voter list after five years of not . Northville residents Gen and Calvin it's expected as mach as half the cost private property and take them down? ductlng hearings around the state, in would be locally generated, either voting. It requires, however, that the Morrison, is working as music dlrec· MARY NUTI'ER, daUghter of You really get tangled up In the free voter be notified by the clerk and given addition to monitoring reports of in- - -tor at WMHW-FM91 In Mount Plea· Northville residents Helen and De- 30 days notice In order to request consistencies and sadly outdated votei' · : sant - the Central Michigan Univer· wayne Nutter, was a student consul- reinstatement. In addition, Geake's bill registration lists. In fact, a first-class " si.ty radio station. tant for Central Michigan Universi- Chamberlain completes training Increases the period of time that a per- mailing to all the registered voters In , Pontiac elicited a return of over 40 per- L.... Kelly is a junior majoring in ty's Small Business Institute during son could be considered registered, ~ broadcast and cinematic arts and In· the fall semester. cent of the mailings due to a move-or • Marine Private Steven L. He participated in an active physical without voting, from four years to five ~.~rpersonal and public communica· She proVided service to a business years. faulty address. ~. tion. that requested consulting services In Chamberlain, son of Dr. Lawrence A. conditioning program and gained profi· "These hearings have proven that-a -' the area of her training and and Alice L. Chamberlain of 542 West ciency In a variety of military skills, in- An earlier related bill, which created major effort must be made by the capabilities. Main, has completed recruit training at cluding first aid, rifle marksmanship a two-tier system placing inactive Legislature to help local clerks clean up '1 Northville resident PETER The Small Business Institute pro- Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. and close order drill. Team work and voters on the Inactive voter list after the rolls and protect the Integrity of the \ WORDEN is among 22 students at vides service to local businesses at During the ll·week ~raining cycle, self-discipline were emphasized five years and then allowing them to be vote In Michigan," Geake said. "Mytliil Lake Superior State College selected no cost and gives the student the 0p- Chamberlain was taught the basics of throughout the training cycle. removed without notice after 10 years, is a major first step." ,':; for the 1985 edition of "Who's Who portunity to exercise knowledge and battlefield survival. He was introduced was vetoed by Lieutenant Governor Geake gave credit to Plymouth Among Students in American expertise In areas such as manage- to the typical daily routine that he will A 1984 graduate of Northville High Martha Griffiths earlier this year. Grif- Township clerk Esther Hulslng for Universities and Colleges." ment, marketing, finance, accoun· experience during his enlistment. He School, he joined the Marine Corps in fiths stated In her veto message that devising the idea for his bill, and added Campus nominating committees tlng and Information analysis. studied the personal and professional July of this year. His father is senior she could not approve the lack of unifor- that the bill has strong support from standards traditionally exhibited by pastor of First Presbyterian Church of mity In the two-tier system or the disen- both the township and munlcip81 • · Marines. Northville. franchisement of voters without notice. organizations In Michigan. I,Three Northville artists Live Potted Christmas Trees CHRISTMAS SPECIALS 75 75 i-featured in Plymouth sale Table Top Trees $9 .$10 NOVl-NORTHVILLE .:J.~ BALLI~~~OS'HOES ~. , 1'12' ..2' fully decorated MONTESSORI CENTER l Give as a'gift [or oHice,h~me or First United Methodist Church ~ 4I'hree Northville residents - Celia Kilpatrick, Nlcanor Lopex and "f 10°A. to ~~~~OFF .1~~ use as your own. 8 mile and Taft, Northville Lorene Vives of Canton. : .~~rgaret Lambert, Fifi McCutchan Offers Pre-School. ~'RI~~ TOWEL with every . ;~: and Judy Schonberger - will be among Plymouth participants in the Also 3'-6' Living Christmas Trees -==::1• Klndergarden, & Day Care rJ J;;J;; BALl'-PURCHASE '" Open 7:30 a. m.-5:30 p. m. the 23 members of the Three Cities Art Christmas show and sale are Jean Christmas Bowling Stockings ;,' • Club offering their original art works Bologna, Jackie Daniel, John Davison, Balled for use at $25 $49 Accredited Montessori ;,/' Christmas & plant later. • DO for sale December 13, 14 and 15 in the Andrea JeZell, Joyce Frederick, Program: Music, French, Reg. '9.95 NOW s6 ' ... Wreaths & Roping Delivery available Arcade behind the "Shops on the Park" Florence Hirschmann, Jessie Hudson, Language Arts, Science, Ball & Bag Specials 563" '.1 available HOURS: on Main Street opposite Kellogg Park in Okema Lee, Lucille McKenzie, Audrey Geography & Math. Junior Program s3O" .~.., Plymouth. Paul, Laurie Sapienza and Marilyn J V"- - -" f"\ 9-6 Sat. & Sun. 4-7 Weekdays Register Now fcir Winter Semesler ".- Thursday and Friday hours are 10 Walsh. ':') ,.r-L_./ <-f"' ~ oreal! :a.rn. to 9 p.m. and Saturday hours are Call 348-3033 ~ M\':'i@~oo ,~~ 10a.m. to 6 p.m. The long-established club which 'l,:\. (\) "- 437·7507 lib'" BOWliNG ",iTROPHY OpenSundays There is no admission charge for the draws members from the entire area 38065 Ann Arbor Road· livonia 464-9191 12:00 to 4:00 snow. meets on the first Monday of the month, Open Mon.-Frt. 0:00 to OO:QO , Other area members participating January though May, at 7:30 p.m. in HOLLOW OAK :ate.Janice Sparks of South Lyon; Judy Plymouth Township Hall meeting :Glbbs of Livonia; Christine Unwin of room, 42350 East Ann Arbor Road at :Dearborn Heights; Cathy Campagna, Lilley in Plymouth. FARM NURSERY • 11920 Rushton Rd. 0 -~ South Lyon SPORTSMAN e.. ~\\,.~~~~~O7 :::S 2'1> mIles W of PontIac TraIl allhe iConcert set at Madonna corner of Rushton & 8 MIle CHRISTMAS ~~ ~~ s"( S\~ 'f)'& HUGE . SALE ~ '- ~,,~ ~g'Il~ SA VINGS • [5. .~' The Madonna College Chorale will The highlight of the progam will be present its annual Christmas concert at Pergolesi's "Magnificat" which will be ~ot-\" . PROFESSIONAL GUN SHOt. • 4:30p.m. Sunday. OV,t!' ... accompanied by chamber orchestra. ~.. SALES· SERVICE. REPAIRS The concert will feature faculty Held in Kresge Hall, the admission is COME IN members John C. Redmon, conductor, $2 for adults, $1 for senior citizens/- .-~ ~~~.,. L~ and Linette Popoff, pianist. The Madon· 7."' REDECORATING SALE students. Tickets can be purchased in y~~I~~ RUGER 10/22 RB ..I na Chorale is a college-community S~ . advance at the Information Desk In the choral gro ..p which performs two ma· Administration Building or at the door 1I1l~~..-;;o Save 500/0-700/0 WIN 22 LONG RIFLE CARBINE jor concerts on the Madonna campus on the night of the performance. Save on FLOOR SAMPLES - t 1013 each year. For information, call 591-5098. • Custom Drapery ~ .... ,.,,-.,.r"1 RIFLES Displays. Furniture CHRISTMAS and more. And get , SPECIAL Deli & delivery IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS! WITH 100 RDS. Srnies Restaurant AMMO Grand River & Drake in Mulrwood Square 478-0080

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,------... ------r 16701 Middlebelt, Livonia 1 I A.ll Dinner Entrees Will Be ----II ... 421-6900 SPECIAL 1.1 20% OFF I 2 GUN HARD I Buy any dinner entree and Ernie's will give you 20% off on each I GUN CASE I entree. Not (0 be used with any other coupon, No carry out, No I WITH WILDLIFE SCENE MOD. 2020 I Senior discount with coupon. I R , '58.55 SPECIAL '42'1 1 Offer good 3:3o-cJosing Exp. D«emMr 20, 19M I L ------~Don't lorget to order your Classified Ad? . BUCK, GERBER, EAGLE, KUTMASTER KNIVES Holiday Party Tray Earlyll LARGE SELECTION OF CHOICE COMMEMORATIVE Call 348·3022 LONG GUNS & HAND GUNS. •• Wednesday, December 5,1984- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-II.A.

Police Blotter • , (7.;" ::.U(~. ,'J :. mil' .Township police pursue car stolen here to Redford tl~ .. 10 u' I In the. Township •.. area departments about the suspect detector was locked In the glove box of Hubcaps valued at $300 were stolen the time the incident occurred. cle was locked at the time the incident vehicle and noted that the driver turned the vehIcle. off a 1981Chevrolet parked on Crystal occurred. Value of the radar detector · I all lights off and accelerated east bound Township police were notified Lake sometime between 1 p.m. Unknown sUbjecUs) stole a radar was estimated at S250. Four automobiles were stolen In Nor. on 1·96. November 28 by the' Michigan State November 28 and 9:35 a.m. November detector from a 1982Chevrolet parked thvllle Township sometime between According to the report, Shennan Pollee auto theft division that the vehl· 29, police report. on Winchester sometime between 4-6 ,November 26 and 30, township pollee chased the vehicle until it reached cle was recovered In the Trumbell area The complainant told police the hub- p.m. November 26, according to ... In the City report. Telegraph. At that time, dispatch ad· of downtown Detroit. cabs had locks to prevent anyone from tOWnshippollce. One of the incidents, which occurred vised that Redford Police bad located Police noted the steering column was stealing them. She further stated she The complainant told pollee he left A snowblower and toolbox with toolB 'liround 2:45 a.m. November 30, Involv- the suspect vehicle on Telegraph ap- damaged and all four tires and wheels did not see or hear anything suspicious the vehicle unlocked and when he were stolen from the garage of a home 'ewa c~'~ase-wlth a township pollee proximately 200 feet south of the 1·96 were missing, as well as the stereo. at the time the incident ·occurred. returned found the radar detector miss- on Reed Court last weekend. According Isergeant trailing the suspect to service drive. Damage was estimated at approx- ing. to a city police report, the break-In took ·Telegraph near the 1-96service drive. Upon arrival at the scene, the officer Imately $400. Unknown subjecUs) smashed the No other property was taken and no place between 7 p.m. f-aturday and 11 It. According to th~ pollee report, found the suspect had escaped and hatchback window of a 1976 AMC damage was reported. a.m. Sunday. Value of the orange- Township Police sergeant John Sher- noted the steering column was damage In a similar Incident, a 1984Pontiac Gremlin parked at Moraine Elemen· The radar detector was valued at colored snowblower was reported to be man observed the 1983 Chevrolet ed. Trans Am was stolen from a Swan Lake tary School sometime between 3:30 and S250. $229, and the tools $130. 'b'!ivellng east bound on seven Mile at The officer met with the complainant Drive parking lot sometime betwen 10 6:30p.m. November 'J:1, police report. . ilptiroxlmately 57 mph. Shennan re- who stated the vehicle was locked and p.m. November 26 and 7:30 a.m. The complainant, an employee at the Unknown subjecUs) smashed the A woman's coat was stolen from the qUested a LEIN check on the license an a1ann activated at the time the inci- November 'J:1, police report. school, said he discovered the damage driver's door window of a 1984Mercury coat rack of Genltti's restaurant, 108 lilate through the township dispatcher, dent occurred. The vehicle was parked The owner was notified at 8 a.m. when he returned to his vehicle that Cougar parked at seven Mile and Max- East Main, while its owner, a BInn.~ :WiIo conflnned the vehicle belonged to In the north parking lot on Innsbrook November 'J:1 by Ecorse police that the evening. Damage was estimated at well November 'J:1 to steal a radar ingham woman, was dining November 'tin' Innsbrook resident. The officer Drive. vehicle was found behind a Detroit $250. detector, police report. 'J:1. The belge-eolored coat was valued ·:olen advised the disPatcher to contact The complainant further stated the elementary school by Detroit police In The complainant told po4ce the vehi- at $250. the owner about the suspect vehicle. alann was connected to a beeper which the fourth precinct. Unknown subjecUs) drove over the Dispatch infonned Shennan that the was with the owner at the time the inci- All four tires and wheels were miss- front lawn of a Crestview Circle owner was contacted and that the vehi- dent occurred. He told police the alarm ing and the steering column was residence a little after midnight cle was not supposed to be out of the did not gooff and was unaware the vehi- damaged. November 25causing an estimated $300 par)dng lot area. cle was missing until notified by the The complainant stated the vehicle In damage, according to pollee. THE PERFECT GIFT The officer requested back-Up from police dispatcher. was locked at the time the incident oc- The complainant said he heard WYonia ~lIce and began chasing the The complainant said the vehicle was curred. squealing noises around 12:30a.m. and • ~t vehicle to a point just east of stolen from the same location on July Damage was estimated at $250. looked outside to see a small, dark col- POINSETTIAS ,Newburgh: where the driver pulled 10. ored vehicle leave the area south bound over. ' Damage to the vehicle was estimated Unknown subjecUs) stole a 1984 on Winchester. ONLY FROM The officer turned on the public ad- a1$15O. Buick Regal parked on Woodbend :llress system and opened the door to sometime between 8:15 and 9:30 p.m. A radar detector valued at $250 was 'order the-suspect to turn off the vehicle A 1982Pontiac Trans Am was stolen November 26,township police report. stolen from a 1979BMW parked In the 7)~'~ at-which time the driver sped away east from a NorUt~dge Drive parking lot The complainant told police the vehi- driveway of a Marilyn residence bo1mdon 1-96. sometime between 11:30 p.m. cle was locked and parked at the in- sometime between 9 p.m. November 29 "Michigan's Finest Growers f:tfl'he.driver was described by the of· November'J:1 and 9:30 a.m. November tersection of Woodbend and Greenrtdge and 8 a.m. November 30, township ,ficer as being a black male, approx- 28,township police report. at the time the incident occurred. police report. over 250, 000 Blooms ·imarely 30-35 years of age with short The complainant told police the vehi· The complainant said no one In his The complainant told police the radar Velvety Reds, Deep Pinks, ilair, Iiong sideburns and possibly a cle was loCkedand parked In front of his family heard anything suspicious. detector was attached to the visor on ,.beard. apartment at the time the Incident oc- The vehicle's value Is estimated at the passenger's side. He further stated Creamy Whites 1\; The officer advised dispatch to notify curred. He further stated that a radar $12,600. he believed the vehicle was unlocked at :fire prevention office offers heating'safety tips Christmas Special ~'e 18-25 Blooms 615 q~' J:iJ.'he fire prevention office, City of Iy lUbricated. Purchase enough filters immediately. Hot water and steam Always keep a spark arrester screen In Retail Value $25 tN~rthvllle, is urging citizens to be and change them at regular Intervals boiler unlts hould also be serviced on a front of the fireplace when a fire is go- Other Plants starting at 52.85 aware of the hazards of home heating when dirty. Oil furnaces sould be ser- regular basis for corrosion, proper ing. Ashes from the fireplace should be ~rwi.llter approaches, and offers the viced by a certified furnace company pressure and proper operation of safety deposited only In a metal container and Commercial Accounts Welcome -M"10'Vingsafety tips: once a year and gas furnaces should be relief valves. Remember, an improper- removed to the outside immediately. Wreaths and 05'/ . serviced at least once every two years. ly operating furnace may cause a fire Never deposit ashes into a combustible ~I!<:'Befor~ turning on the furnace, be If, however, problems exist with the from overheating, an explosion, and the wastebasket or plastic bag. ~ it is clean and the motor is proper- unit, don't wait. Have. the unit serviced release of carbon monoxide. Roping Available • Tips for woodburning stoves include • After bringing the space heater out the follOWing:check the unit itself and of storage, clean and check the unlt for the exhaust piping for any weakening Grand River rlp.ree disciplinary actions proper operation. Check it for the pro- or cracks. Fire and carbon monoxide \:1\.. , Open DaJly'liI X·mas Mon.-Fri. 8-4:30 per fuel. Only use kerosene fuel - can escape through these openings. 't:Ia: J.)t~er~ Sat. & Sun. 9-3:30 ~] never use gasoline. If the unit is not Check for proper clearances between Xo .~ X ~a: t~ken during Downs racing operating properly, have it serviced. the unit and combustible materials. II 24501 Wixom Rd • z -,'.. When operating the unit, do so only In a Never place any combustible material cf;re enit" ses Bet 10Mile & Grand River Northville - 349-1320 well·ventilated area. Keep the unit out on stop of these units. Mile Rd. , Michigan Racing Commissioner W.S. Desmethyl Pyrilamine In the horse Ma· The Sign of Quality 7mln Irom120aksMali N 10 !Ballenger_reports disciplinary-actions _. jestic Gar October 26. Both also>had. of tile path of trayel and keep it away ~tween November 'i'-lli"at Jackson privileges denied. . . from any combustible material. • As for all heat-producing ap- ~aceway action at Nort1lville Downs. Tim Smith of Plymouth was cited for pliances, never leave them unattended I Stewards' rulings resulted In 15-day positive finding of Naproxen In the • Before lighting up the first fire In and always keep children a safe suspensions with purses returned for horse Smooth Sailing N. October 31. He the fireplace, check for loose mortar distance away. A fire extinguisher rooIstnbution in three violations. also was fined $50 for for failure to and cracks around the fire brick. Fire should always be at hand and most of GRE·EN SHEET i Leonard Milburn of Chatham, On- name the proper driver of that horse and heat can get through the smallest all, know how to get hold of your local ~rio, was cited for positive finding of October 31. opening. Check the chimney for fire department in case of an emergen- redisoneIn the horse Charamar Mltey Ronald J. Krugiekla of Saginaw was creosote buildup. If you have had a lot cy. In the city, the emergency phone Iy October 22.Henry Garbin of Detroit !ine? $25 for failure to complete llcens- of wood fires in the past, have the number is 349-1234.In the township, the WANT ADS as cited for positive finding of mg 10 a proper manner. chimney cleaned on an annual basis. emergency phone number Is 911. ~.J., . l)~ 1 G "':;-,, • santa Claus Suits for uSiiinnakers :).)...{.r'::"? )\.., Sale or Rent lV"!9iQ¥'-I~~'-~~~~~GWE~~a_lV_c.-M F-.:.~- -.v • Games & Puzzles . ..,) • Gag Gifts ~ -,;:;.~.,~ • Magic Tricks ------...... • Trivia Games ,SINGLESI , __

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The state and county are combining communities to advance their needs. federal government's share of the cost weeks. efforts to see If there's any chance of Lucas added: "We are pleased to be of the north project have taken effect, making "Son of Super sewer" a reality. "I wUl not be putting this project working closely with the governor to threatening to make the local cost of the together and then putting on my state I ',Governor James Blanchard and address the needs of western Wayne project prohibitive. Wayne County Executive William hat and approving It," he said. "I County. Hinshon wUl work primarily to help believe that would be a conOict of In. Lucas last month jointly announced the Plans announced by the governor last develop and gain approval for a revised terest." naming of a special Intergovernmental December called for a down·slzed less plan for the northern half, a plan which coordinator who has been charged wIth expensive and more efficient version of would be both affordable to the com· While working for Wayne County, th& job of reviving the North Huron the long-debated Super sewer through munltles and which would meet the en· Hlnshon wUlbe paid $25,000 for six mon- Valley project, dubbed "Son of Super southern and western Wayne and vlronmental concerns of the federal ths plus $10,000 In benefits. In addition, sewer." Oakland counties. government. he will receive use of a car and expense . Richard Hlnshon of the Michigan Under the revised plans, the project Hlnshon said plans for his transfer reimbursement. Department of Natural Resources was split Into a northern half and a have been "In the mill for a couple of He began his new job December 3. (DNR) has been "transferred" to southern half - the North Huron and WaYne County for six months to work South Huron. with local governments, federal and Repair work along the existing Rouge ·t. state officers on the two-part project. Valley system was added to the nor· Swallow skates to gold i iIlnshon is administrator of the them project, boosting the number of DNR's sewage treatment construction communities involVed In the north end Continued from Page 1 grants program. He will be on a six· to 17, including NorthvUle Township, team during a one-day sojourn, then month leave from the DNR and will Novi, Wixom and Commerce TOWnship. Ing for a medal," Swallow said Mon· traveled by bus with the Italian na· work on a contractual basis for Wayne Although work is moving ahead on day, follOWing his return home last tional team to Banska Bystrlca, County. the $106 million South Huron Valley pro- week. "We were surprised at being able situated among the Carpathian moun· In announclrtg the appointment, Blan- ject, plans for the $120 mUlIon North to take the gold." talns. Chard said he was assigning Hinshon to Huron system were rejected by the The pair skated flawlessly "It was a long bus ride, but it was fun the project "to further demonstrate our federal Environmental Protection throughout the competltlon, the result being on there with the Italians," be commitment to this project and to Agency (EPA) in October. of years of daily practlce together. said. "They spoke a little English, and ~orklng cooperatively with the local Additionally, new rules reducing the "We prepared very well for it. We we had some fun trying to com· were ready," Swallow added. "The municate wlth each other." tl judging was very fair." Competition began following a ban· Swallow is counting on the exposure quet and opening ceremonies on Thurs- he and Balogh gained In Banska day, November 22, and lasted until the Wangrud resigns post Bystrica to reap benefits at the Junior following Saturday. On Sunday, Balogh "'. World Championships, which begin and Swallow concluded their skating _,D.ebra Wangrud, the school district's Wangrud holds a Juris Doctor degree next Tuesday In Colorado Springs, Col· appearances with an exhibition per· director of personnel, will end her near· from Detroit College Law as well as a orado. formance. . ly.; ~ive-year tenure in Northville master's in education from Wayne The Junior World competition ranks The athletes, plus Swallow's parents January 18 to take over a similar post State and a bachelor's from Western behind only the Olympics and the John and Gay Anne, were able to rental's .J with the Livonia Public SChools. Michigan. senior World Champlonshlps In inter- slgh~ during their time in Banska Santa available through Jaycees Wangrud, who was hired as personnel Wangrud was personnel coordinator national prestlge. Swallow wUl be the Bystrica. "It was beautiful. There were coordinator in August, 1980, said Mon· In Roseville prior to her move to Nor- first ever to compete In both dance and castles allover the place," Jel'Od day she wUl be working as assistant thvUle. She was named director In July, pairs at the Junior World Champion- recalled. "There were a lot of historical Jaycees offer Santa rental ;; director of personnel in Livonia. 1983. ships. Balogh will team with Swallow in sites from World War IIaround there." .. She said her decision to leave the Superintendent George Bell said dance, and Shelley Propson of On behalf of the city of Banska district was a difficult one. However, Rochester in pairs. Bystrica, Swallow was presented with a Thanks to the Northville Jaycees. made for any time through ..: there are no plans to fill Wangrud's post Santa Claus is able to pay pre- December 23. she noted "there's more opportunity for once It is vacated. Many of the judges and some of the set of porcelain cups made in advancement" in the Livonia school athletes who competed at Banska Czechoslovakla. Other mementos of the Christmas visits to local Christmas Santa may be rented at $30 for a:.,. "We're going to be short handed - programs and parties. He's willing half·hour visit. He arrives in tradi- .' district. that's all," Bell said. Bystrica will also attend the Junior trip, besides his gold medal, Included a "I've enjoyed it here," she com- Worlds. number of pins, posters and books from to visit Individual families to hear tional costume with candy cane"~ mented. "I think it's improVed my pro- He noted that Assistant Superinten- But the experience Balogh and athletes of different countries. children's wishes. presents. ; . ,; fessional opportunities." dent Burton Knighton, who has been Swallow gained at the Grand Prize SNU This year's chairman for the Swallow, Propson and Balogh depart The project has been run for ::' She noted that she's "had a variety of concentrating on construction projects competition was as culturally Instruc· today for Colorado Springs. It Is ex- Visits from Santa program is Ken opportunities to work wlth teachers and and operations during the last year, wUl tive as it was a boost to the duo's inter- Smith, who may be called at 349- several years by the Jaycees who .•: pected much of the Junior World com- report that the donations have enabl· • adminstrators in improving personnel take back more of the personnel mat- national reputatlon. petition will be televised later in the 0296. for reservations. Thev aiso are matters" and said the administration ters with the assistance of special Arriving in Vienna via Copenhagen, being taken by Pam Hoeiger. 348- ed them to help less fortunate ~ month, either on cable or network families in the area. has "allowed me qUite a bit of latitude education director Leonard Rezmier- Swallow toured Vienna with the U.S. broadcasts. 6640. Reservations for visits may be ..;:: in using my legal background." ski. The Community is cordially invited JUSTCOINS~ to hear a free Christian Science Lecture THINGS ARE HAPPENING "SPIRITUAL HOPE FULFILLED AFTER HOURS I AT NOVI BOWL ••• JEWELRY PARTY IN SCIENTIFIC HEALING" I I MOON LITE I Thurs., Dec. 6 6:00-9:00P.M. ONLY r------, Given by WILLIAM LEE C.S.B. I DOUBLES I of Washington, D.C. Member We're lowering our already wholesale prices Drawing at 8:00for 14K Earrings : Sat. 11 p.m. : of the Christian Science Nt Punch & Cookies Board of Lectureship I R 0FF I 1039 Novl Rd. at 8 Mile 348-8340 ,eg. 53 With This Ad I Thursday, December 13th at 8:00 P.M. 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'; : •• Wednesday. DecemberS. 1984- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-13-~:i.

I iHotels key attraction 'for Michigan tourists, says exec .1_ ...

By JEANNE WHI'lTAKER amenities beCause that's what the ma. jOrity of their most Important hotel on. There Is a lot of construction," developer, designer and builder of the · Great hotels - The Waldorf Astoria guests think about. In New York, San Francisco's Mark Poe Is available, she says, to give new hotel, are oversized desks In eam If a hotel comes up wanting on too 'There is a concern that we are over-building assistance and advice whenever asked room, a telephone system that will ~: Jiopkins, Chicago's Drake and others of many of these Important sevrices, she for an opinion. During her travels and that ilk - have a way of making people ... The truth is, if we don't have the hotels we nect hotel guests wih surrounding com;.: explains, it might as well forget about work, she adds, she has become panles such as Texas Instruments; Jer- lhlnk of lUXury living, unlimited ex- booking Its business and business knowledgeable on the subjects of pense accounts and beautiful people are not going to be able to bring the people to vis B. Webb, which employs 2.00 travelers who are the bread and butter travelers and their needs. workers; Guardian Industries; CBS dressed to the teeth In mink. of the hotel Industry . "There Is a new wave of needs," she · But, within the industry a hotel Is Michigan.' Fox, the Video tape arm of CBS; and a DUring an ll-year career with the explains. "Hotels today are dealing variety of Fortune 500 companies which more often than not rated on the basis Lodging and Hotel Association, Poe - P/n'lIi:- /'m' with a travler who Is a variety of needs of a guest room that accommodates dot the area. says she has watched the industry grow Mirbi{!all LOl/{!ill;! am/llolt'! ..t~~m'ialiOlJ and moods." Business women, for in- Aesthetically, Gerak adds, the hotel, sleeping space with business meeting in direct proportion to the growth of the stance, are an increasingly important space, a guest room desk large enough located at the hub of four grOWingcom- business and toUrism In Michigan. traveler in terms of numbers. Poe says munities and the junction of two coun· to hold a computer and Video display Tourism Is now the second most Impor- One day, she says, she might be In monitoring proposed legislation that she knows that women are mainly in- terminal, and a ballroom large enough ties, Is designed for maximum comfort tant Michigan Industry, she notes. Lansing monitoring proposed legisla- will affect the lodging and hotel interested In security When they check In- and use .•Included In the 220,000 square to house a demonstrable working model Her job, she says, Is to be a liaison tion and approved bills. The next day, dustry. High on her list of concerns was to a hotel. A woman also wants elevator. foot hotel are a battery-powered between the association's members, she might be called on to help a new Proposal B which, she explains, posed a amenities such as a full length mirror elevator system for safe use in the These are the things that hotel people provide needed Information on Industry hotel locate caterers .lor a topping off real threat to the Independent hotel in her room and a separate seating area rate themselves on these days, ac- event of fire, a 9,200 square foot developments and govemment legisla- party in the skeletal structure of a owners. away from the bed for business ballroom with seating capacity for 950 ,cording to Phyllls Poe, executive vice tion', and to help the Industry provide building that won't open for months. "Most people didn't understand that meetings, adds Poe. president of the Michigan Lodging and dinner guests, an enclosed swimming services and amenities that will keep That was the case, she said, last spr- it would allow the state to put Its own One of the newest technologies being pool and exercise area, and a seventh' ·Hotel Association. Poe says hotel guests coming back again and again ing when hotel manager Gerhard motels on camp grounds - Ohio and floor executive complex equipped wIth management ,thinks about such built Into the Novi Hilton is a tamper- while attracting new reservations. Seibert called her office to ask for Arkansas already have done it," Poe proof electronic door lock. Instead of a lUXUrysuites and a concierge. caterers for a topping off celebration he says. "I think it would be a conflict of room key, guests at the Novi Hilton will And, says Gerak, "you can look out was planning for Investors and the interest, not to mention how much receive a plasticized card similar to a and see Detroit and -the Ambassador.· ;Non-union city wages owners and manager of Fortune 500 money it wuld take away from our in- credit card which can be reprogramm- Bridge 20 miles away. The bridge Is' businesses surrounding the new Novi dustry." ed after each guest checks out. Using beautiful when the lights are on." • ..' Hilton. The association's membership the electronic Jock, the hotel will be Poe calls the Novi Hilton a wave of represents about 32,000 of the state's "She knew just what I needed," said able to guarantee the privacy and safe- the future hotel. ~. ... i'are raised five,percent Seibert follOWing the party. Poe was 64,000 hotel beds. With some 550 hotels ty of each registered guest. , ; . also helpful, he added, with arranging and lodgings represented by the Another addition, says Seibert, is that "With some people," says Poe, such necessary services as Telecheck association. she adds, the association rooms are provided complimentary "there is a concern that we area over· ; Non-unionized city employees will Council approved the arrangements and employee insurance coverage at represents the smallest to the largest building. They want to know if we can receive a five percent wage Increase, packets that contain women's toilet ar- after meeting In closed session. more reasonable rates than he might hotels and lodgings In Michigan. ticles as well as men's toiletries. fill all the beds we are building. The iose two vacation days and otherwise Walters, who normally sits at the coun- otherwise have found. "We believe we have about half the Other technological features being truth is that if we don't have the hotel& collect benefits In accordance with cil table, left the room during discus- Poe says 1984 has been a particularly available rooms in the state. I've never built into the hotel, says Joe Gerak, we are not going to be able to bring the' those afforded unionized clerical per- sion of his own wages and benefits. important political year in terms of been so excited about what I see going whose Orchard Hills partnership is the people to Michigan." . . Sonnel, city council determined Mon- Mayor Pro Tem Dewey Gardner, day night. • chairing the meeting In Mayor Paul ; The increases, like those given Vemon's absence, said council had TWELVE OAKS CARPETS of Farmington ~ionized personnel, are retroactive to determined to review the wages and TIRE CO. Michaellandon says: ,":-- PIe beginning of the current bUdget benefits of all department heads during 042990Grand River year July 1. the budget cycle next April. The IIFox Photo .,.' : The clerical pact settled earlier this review, he said, wUllnclude examining Navl 348-9ll89 ;Year Includes Increased life insurance the relationship between salaries paid " . :and a $50 clothing cleaning allowance. the various city department heads and MIchelIn • Wraps up rI'he cleaning allowance would not apply how they relate to each other and to Qoodyur' :to city manager Steven Walters, police salaries for comparable positions in Kely. 200/0-50% OFF :chlef Rod Cannon, DPW superintendent nearby communitles. Sprfnafield Christmas ;Ted Mapes, DPW foreman Charlie OHaVER In related business, the city's con- USED TIRES iNichols or recreation director Jef tract with Its two police unions is not yet :Farland .. Truck nre Road Service 500 REMNANTS ratified. Salaries of non-union person- SAVINGS!";~;~: : Cannon will receive a uniform nel are usually not settled until all the :allowance and other benefits afforded union agreements are completed, but 50% OFF · .' lby the police contract, and Nichols will Gardner said most major Issues are ,.,.,...--:1=.---- receive uniforms in accord with the settied and that he expects the police Advertise 30 Rolls of !>~W agreement. Walters receives a contracts will be completed before Royal Weave In Stock -: : $50 per month car allowance. ~. year-end. in the '1" ; The supervisory personnel traded While They LaBtl i_ iheir current birthday holiday for an The city'S pollee unions, he said, have •• 1 Northville / admtional personal leave day, re- accepted the five percent wage hikes CARPETS of :: ~# quested development of a personnel given all other city employees. He said I• manual to specify current salaries, completion of the agreement with non- Record Farmington ~~ benefits and working conditions, and union employees at the same rate OPEN: M.W.F 9 a.m.-9 p.m.; T. & Th. 9 a m.-6 pm.; obtained a city agreement to study revi· allows wages to be confirmed prior to Sat. 9 a m.-6 p.m ; Sun 12·5 P n,. sions in the retirement system this December 31, simplifying tax repor- 349-1700 33001 Grand RIver. Farmington ...... i, 2 Blocks East 01 FarmIngton Rd 478·9714 , S'ear. ting. >. ~ 't :- ~'" '"t ~ ' . 1\ ,~,iI ,· •I 'HOLIDAY rFEETHURT?DON~WALKrnPArn:'." Most foOt problems can be corrected In our oHlce. You need not suffer With paInfUl. I , ·I bunions, corns or calluses any longer. These procedures may be performed uSing - j PERM SPECIAL I mIcro-aIr power equIpment right an the otflce • Fractures • SpraIns I •• ·Orlhopc

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14·A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday. December 5.1984 •• witt Nortltuillt 1Atcorb::.:t, . . '.

OUf Opinions Off the record Heed planners , " " By Michele M. Fecht , ," :: Township planners spent near· property. By so doing, homeowners ...... ly'~s much time giving off-the-cuff managed to accomplish two Holiday shopping's warfare for weary civics lessons as they did planning things: one, waste a large chunk of at last week's meeting. And it ap- the planning commission's time; pears their lessons still haven't and two, possibly harm any rela- With only 20 shopping days left until Christmas, I've Heading into downtown Detroit back in the earl~"~~' ~ OJ .been understood by everybody. tionship they could form with concluded there is no way I will have this annual chore mid 1960s was a real adventure for little suburbanites':' , Amurcon, Inc., developers of the completed in time for our traditional family gift ex- Our first - and sometimes only stop - was at HUdson:~:~~ " At the November 27 planning project. change. To be honest, I have yet to step foot in the local Back in those days, Hudson's was the cornerstone 01 ; commission meeting, nearly 40 mall for fear of being trampled to death. Besides. I'm still Woodward Avenue - though other shops such as B:., homeowners from Lakes of Nor- The second point especially working on my wedding thank you notes. Siegel, Wright Kay and Capper & Capper also flourished: thville subdivision attended to disturbs us. As Commissioner Mar- Our favorite time to shop at Hudson's was on "kids only' ; voice their unhappiness with plans vin Gans told residents, "It seems For some unknown reason, I just can't seem to night" during the Christmas holiday. That was the nigpt:' , to build 176 apartment units on the developer wishes to be a good muster much enthusiasm for Christmas shopping this parents waited outside while we shopped for such uniqqe" " neighboring property. Some who neighbor and cooperate . . . Take year. Twice I haVe headed out with every intention of put- gifts as ties for dad and pot holders for mom. , ,:;; 0) spoke demanded commissioners advantage of that." ting a dent in my shopping list - but gone home empty take steps to prevent construction handed. Part of the problem is that shopping no longer is At Christmas time, downtown Detroit was like la; , of 'the apartments in view of the There is still time to heed his a pleasure. The lines are too long, the crowds have winter wonderland - just driving up and down the streets' : local opposition. When commis- advice. Final site plans for the become mobs and ineVitably the one Size, color or design to look at the windows and lights was sometimes an all:): sioners conditionally approved the apartments will be submitted no I'm looking for is out of stock. In other words, shopping night affair. . . p.la~s instead, some homeowners sooner than January 29, next year. isn't what it used to be. A trip to Cobo Hall for the "Christmas Festival" becal'I\~;. int~rpreted that action as defiance That gives Lakes of Northville an annual tradition as evidenced by a family photo album 1 ; ofpublic sentiment. residents time to sit down with When I was a child, "social shopping" was the norm. filled with pictures of the three kids on Santa's lap. " '! . Amurcon representatives to at- In those days one did not jump in the station wagon and t •~~:'. ~ tempt to influence landscaping and drive over to the local convenience center to bUy a new We often times would visit my great aunt who lived iI'!:'~ ... It wasn't. Several times com- design details which would not af- pair of shoes. Shopping was a day-long affair which in- the once-magnificent Boulevard Temple Building. Auntie ~) missioners reminded the fect the conditionally approved site cluded putting on your "good" clothes and heading Mae - always a great one for entertaining the kids ~;; hOmeowners they were powerless plans. If homeowners continue to "downtown" for a day of shopping and lunch. would take us on the bus for afternoon shopping spre~(; to.reject plans which comply with try to work through township and ice cream at Sander's. Talk about culture shock. One·, the township zoning ordinance. In authorities, they will have minimal In my family, there were usually three big shopping did not ride buses in the suburbs unless they were travel;J: repeatedly explaining that fact to impact on what moves in next door. days a year - right before the start of a new school year. ing to and from the local elementary school. ; ., their visitors, commissioners were at Christmas and Easter. All were occasions which war- '·;fl. ~inpathetic to the point of in- We feel it is important that an ranted new clothes, shoes and haircuts for the kids. It's sad to think that downtown Hudson's now is clos:' ~~~gence. amicable agreement be worked out ed and that most of the once-fashionable Woodwar:d:: because nobody wants a develop- While my younger brother equated shopping for Avenue stores have either gone out of business or move,d: '; m"While the homeowners were ment that unnecessarily detracts clothes with undergoing Chinese torture. such occasions to the suburbs. The Boulevard Temple BUilding'also lost-r; ~) DOSY complaining to the com mis- from the appearance of the area. were a thrill for me. I think my brother used to hate it 'its luster - the aftermath of the 1967riots. . .: ." ~( ~ I, on the other hand, had no complaints about wear- didn't drop their kids off at the mall to get a reprieve for ing my good clothes which usually included patent the afternoon. leather shoes, a hat and - believe it or not - little white ,,,Walk~ssolution gloves. Of course, those were the days when wearing They say white gloves are back. Perhaps that would jeans "downtown" was entirely unacceptable. put me in the Christmas spirit. ~" Some confusion seems to exist view of the season and possibility of ~garding the decision of the Nor- cold weather, the suggestion ap- t)lville Community Chamber of pears sensible. Gommerce to limit street booths of After Charitable organizations during its The confusion seems to have Christmas Walk beginning next resulted in groups who normally AboutTown year. count on sales for their benefits the,

•1 feeling it would not be possible to ; Because of the tremendous find such quarters. Last Thursday ROPularity of the walk which takes the chamber board named a com- By Steve Fecht fact p-Iace annually on the Sunday mittee to work with the organiza- By :: t}) l>efore Thanksgiving, downtown tions to seek space in real estate PHILIP JEROME- Sidewalks are jammed with people. and other similar offices. The Nor- r Many come to view the elaborately thville Branch of the Woman's Na- I decorated shop windows. At times, tional Farm and Garden Associa- It's December. Whichmeans Christmas; street booths of organizations sell- tion has had the use of the Com- is right around,the corner. Whichmeans it·s ijlg such items as breads, ginger- munity Credit office at Main and time tostart making lists. : bread men and greens have added Center for several years. It is I'I]l not sure why, but it seems like ,I tp the congestion. hoped a similar situation can be spend an inordinate amount of time making worked out for the Jaycees -and lists whenever the holiday season rolls ~ In a discussion of the problem others who count on the benefit around, the chamber board decided to sales. Makingout my Christmas card list is fun. ttl notify such participants that, I finda certain element ofpleasure hi remov- The chamber is to be coming individuals whohave earned my disfavor 6eginning next year, it would plan during the past year from my list. "There to avoid the added congestion by mended for looking ahead and try- that will fix 'em. No card from the Jeromes asking the organizations to seek out ing to solve the problem. The this year." sbops that normally would not be popularity of the walk is good for 1 know it's harsh. but let's face it. some open on the walk and use their merchants, organizations and the peoplejust don't deserve Christmas cards. facilities, rather than the street. In community. ; Then there are the gift lists. Three of ~ them to be exact. One for things I'd like my wifeto give me for Christmas. (Weexchange lists so we'll have some idea ofwhat the other f I wouldlike>. One for things 1 plan to get her . \10..... Congratulations (or Christmas. !If you can't be creative and~, comeup with a fewwinners she wasn't expec::: ; Though the achievements and Teacher of the Year award. The ling. what fun is it on Christmas morningHr: llOnors of students in the school honor - a first for the 35-year-old Andone for both ofus to give to the rest ofthe;: district frequently appear on the TibbIe - is indeed recognition for family. ;. pages of this newspaper, often her many contributions to students As the number ofnieces, nephewsand in-~: limes - though inadvertently - in the Northville Public Schools. laws grows, we qUicklydiscovered it's easy:: lbe accomplishments of their tospend a small fortune onnothingmore than~; teachers go unreported. In her six years with the cheap, inexpensive gifts, If you buy nothing~; , . more than a $15 gift for 15-20 relatives. it adds;; t' • district, TibbIe has brought new uppretty quickly. !; ; I While we believe the quality of direction to the high school's home The solution, we decided, was to draw~i education retained in Northville is economics program. She has been names. Westill buy cheap, inexpensive gifls~1 indicative of the caliber of this a bulwark behind the parenting - but weonlybuy them foroneperson. Voila,~: pistrict's teaching staff, there are classes and has revised the cur- S15 instead of $300. ~i times when teachers deserve riculum in other areas such as At any rate, th~ drawing of names!: tecognition for their work in the foods and clothing to attract the in- necessitates preparation ofa list ofcheap, in-~~ ~l~ssroom. Such is the case with terests of all students. ~xpensiveitems we might appreciate receiv·t1 earla TibbIe, Northville High mg. ~i ~chool's home economics teacher. Mywife assigned the task to me this year~: Most importantly, her youth - in fact she insisted that 1do it. Andafter a ~~eJ :~· TibbIe recently was recognized and enthusiasm have brought new great deal of brain wracking I was able tO~1 as Outstanding Home Economics life to a curriculum long beset by come up with a list of 8-10 items in the ap-;: feacher by the Michigan Home outdated tradition. propriate price range that we might like to': Economics Educators Association receive from the anonymous relative who=: as well as nominated for the In recognition for a job well drewour name. :: r,1i~higan Home Economics done - congratulations. "Good," she said, lauding my efforts. ~: "But it really doesn't make any dif·:. ference," she continued, "The person wbo:: I '..;------1 drew our name purchased our gift months·~ "Security Blanket" ago. But you're so good at making lists they:: : Editorial oplnlons of The Record are developed and written by wanted youto do it anyhow," :. II! •Editor Jean Day and staff members Mlcbele M. FeCht, B.J. Martin, and I bit my tongue, realizing that family list-:: Kevin Wilson. making traditions are hard tobreak .

.~ •• Wednesday, December 5.1984- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-I5-A Geake _supports bills County commission I , ~n food s.tamps, taxes adopts new budget , ' • , ~-l' t State senator R. Robert Geake

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\1 l6-A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday. December 5. 1984 •• •••• Northville will host Cat Fanciers' show this weekendl

Think cats can't learn tricks? at:'llts; $1 for children and senior carpet and Wes iii his home town of He relates that they went to a show In the hoop against her chest, she salls training a cat Is to pet him and tell him -, Then come see Tasha, Miss Hiss, citizens. Mundelein. From time to time, when he Omaha where Ney saw a performing daintily through, he reports. how great he Is." Madam Tanya and Miss Valentine per· Ney's cats have a repertoire of 50 had empty wooden spools, he would cut cat and thought, "Hey ,I can do that!" As a finale to his act, he places two In a feature article In the November form at a tWo-day cat show this Satur· tricks among them. His cats - two them in half and carpet them with rem- A month later Ney ha(l Tasha per- cats In a little stroller and invites a Issue of Cats Magazine, Ney states that' day and Sunday In the Northville Com· Scottish Folds and two American Shore nants for his customers with cats. forming for a group of senIor citizens in member of the audience to take them you can not teach all trtcks to all cats~ • munlty Building. thairs - also appear on his television They were such a hit he soon was Illinois. She reacted well to an 'au- for a ride. They never make a move to "If I've got a cat that absolutely does The feline quartet belongs to George show, "All About AnImals," broadcast building kitty condos with mazes of dlence, and before long Ney had added escape. not want to do a particular trtck, I'm . Ney of Mundelein, illinois. His cats per· on Chicago cable networks and this platforms that rose as high as seven three more cats to the act. Ney says he Is entirely self·taught not going to worry about It. There are form at 40 shows a year and will be here winter to be on the American Broad· feet. . Reviewers note that he speaks softly when It ,comes to teaching cats. He other things to teach him. Why' for the Just Cat·ln Around show of the casting Company network. He converted his carpet and tile store to his cats, often accompanying the never read any books or articles on the frustrate the animal?" . area Cat Fanciers' Club. The cats have modeled for greeting to Cat House Originals and began seU· command by a gentle nUdge. subject, doen't have much interest In Ney notes that It often Is the tralr~er; The show Is an exhibit of all· cards, cat food commercials and the ing the feline furniture at prices rang· The real crowd pleaser Is Ney's trtck cat psychology and says he relies chief· as well as the trainee, who gels' :-"rebreed cats that are Cat Fanciers' American Veterinary Medical Associa· ing from $75 to $160. of getting a cat to jump through a hoop. Iy on common sense and patience. frustrated during the learning process . .ssoclatlon registered. tion. He acqUired Tasha to accompany "Tasha, will you please Jump for me, "When I'm working with cats," he as cats have a maddening Inclination tq .. The show will be held from 10 a.m. to Ney admits he got Into training cats him to shows and sit on the cat fur- Tasha," he says softly. After a second has explained, "I'm commUrilcating go from obedient to obstinate and back 4 p.m. both days. Admission Is $2 for in a roundabout way. Originally he sold niture. request and a polite nUdge or two with with them. The first thin!! Ido when I'm In the "twlch of a tall." - • ''\ \ In Service - .. locals iri U.S.'. Livonia Towne Square armed forces

Two 1984 graduates "of Northville High School who also are Galway Drive neighbors have • been graduated from U.S.". Air Force basic training in Texas. Airman Joseph S. Ar· wady, son of Lester J. and Judith A. Arwady of 44250 Galway Drive, Nor- thville, has been Thursday, Friday, Saturday • December 6-'-8 graduated from Air Force basic training. at • Lackiand Air Force Base, Marshalls • Accents Fashion Jewelry. Famous I::=:J Nt Texas Footwear • Linen Center • Peck'S Menswear UYONIA MALL M AlnWcJt Airman Steven F. Mar- ~ON~~ I S rone, son of Richard and The Answer • Children's Outlet • Fayva Shoes TOWNE D SQUARE D Elaine L. Marrone of L 44809 Galway Drive, Nor" S Lucky Winners Will Win E thvllle, has graduated 7 MILE & B from Air Force Basic MIDDLEBELT E Hdfl Training at Lackland Air $1$0.00 Shopping Sprees. L T Force Base in Texas. During the six weeks of • Name, Phone _ Drawings to be held December 10, LUxurious· \. training the airmen 1984. Deposit entry form In marked conlest box through December 8, 1984. studied the Air Foree Must be 18 years of age or older to mission, organization ~rid Address _ enter. Need not be present to win. Camel Hair." customs and received Uvonla Towne Square employees and special training in human" Immediate families not eligible to win. relations. " Entry forms available from all Sportcoats:(, City State, Zip, • livonia Towne Square In addition, airmen who "AI merchants. complete basic trai!1f1ig ed"OaJl!i affordable earn credits toward ·an at an 99 associate degree throu~ Balld" el' ho.liday 99 the Community Colleg~ of • pnce the Air Force. "RED GARTER BAND" ... Well-known strolling musicians Compo Val. $185 entertain you with a great selection of lively dixieland music! A claSSICfor everyman's wardrobe A luxunous camel hair blend sport· EXTRA SPECIAl. Air Force Lleute'mint Thursday: 10:30 A.M. to 1:30 P.M .... Friday: 3 P.M. to 6 P.M. coat fashioned With genUine leather Wool Blend Shetland Colonel Thomas F. Flti- Saturday: 2 P.M. to 5 P.M. buttons Sporteoats ' patrick has b'een 'Your Choice Comp. \'oIt. SIlr, 5999 decorated with the "98% Camel Ha!!!2% Nylon or Defense Meritorious Sere ~i11~ \ .... 50% Camel Half~ ~ . vice Medal at Offutt Air "CLOWNIN' AROUND" ... Enjoy clowning around with TATERS, JOCCO OutSIde & Nt "1Of. UYONIA TOWN SQUARE atl~.I'OftSat Force Base, Nebraska. P 'k nomen.IIleos.t and WHITEY ... three colorful masters of humorous antics who'll perform His wife Joan is the SOUTHFIELD"'~~~~AllSHOPPING CENTER s' 2'91'90 SOUT .... I(LD ROAD EC daUghter of Wendell "out-of-pocket" magic tricks and sculpt animals from balloons! SOUTHfI(LO • ssr 011' F... TROY' GRAND RAPIDS _ II lj II and Marian M. Bryce of Thursday & Friday: 1 P.M. to 4 P.M .... Saturday. 12 ':J.ivi. to 3 P.M. FLINT • ANN ARBOR 44 FA .....OUS BRANDS FOR LESS 19578 Smock in Nor· ,thviIle.

The Defesne Meritorious Service Medal is awarded to individuals for non-combat meritorious achievement or service that is In- contestably exceptional and of a magnitude tha!e clearly places them above their peers, ac· cJt cording to the Air Force. Save Alnw Fitzpatrick, chief of the Internal Information Division for the Strategic Air Command, receiv.ed a master's degree in '1978 from Central Missouri State University in War- HalfJ- rensburg. He is the son of Catherine M. Fitzpatrick-. of Plattsmouth,- Nebraska. " . Luxurious ~GRAND OPENING SPECIAL\ Charles Hunter . Henderson entered the Celebrate the opening of our Livonia Store United States Air Force ·------COUPON·------. November 2, according to Camel Ha,'/ Staff Sergeant William B. Reg. '8.75 Eddy, the Air Force 1$1I 00 "Complete" I recruiter at 15195 Farm· I SHAMPOO, CUT& BLOW DR~ ington Road in Livonia. • Offer good thru Sun., Dec. 30th Upon graduation from Blend !:!~"!! six'week basir. millCary ;.( L Qff ~'?!.h!!~~!! !:..~!!.on_O!!.,!-J training at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas he YOU CAN'T BEAT SLICKERS EVERYDAY PRICE wll1 receive technical Sportcoats SHAMPOO, CUT AND BLOW DRY training as an aircraft maintenance specialist COMPLETEI and be assigned to an Air NO Force duty station. at an affordable holiday price APPOINTMENTS Henderson, a 1983 graduate of Northville NECESSARY High School, Is the son of JUST WALK IN Henry and Beryl Hender·. son of 49016 Ridge Court 99 in Northville. Compo Army Private David M. Semelroth, son of JUdyM. Val. $185 Semelroth of Walled Lake A claSSIClor everyman's wardrobe A luxunous and Gary W. Semelroth of camel hair blend sporlcoat lashloned WithgenUine MON. thru FRI. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. 20932 leather bultons East Glen Haven, SATURDAY 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. NorthvUle, has completed Also

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, .. " " ,2 : - SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday. December 5.1984 •• " ,,'~.::GM P.roving Grounds: [ '-- Ban 'Happy Hours' Business Briefs • , [WOrklngout the bugs In state, agency urges . ,, '. GERHARD E. SEmERT has been elected to the Owners Advisory , ~tlnued from 1 ·Corrosion and DurabUity Testing. Committee of the Metropolitan Detroit Convention and Visitors alternative that the state encourage Small steel "coupons" are affixed to The Greater Detroit area's leading Bureau (MDCVBL alcohol and drug abuse prevention such activities as "HAPPI·Hour" dJgn~ .: craters. One famous section of dusty GM test cars to measure corrosion. The committee's duties Include approval and recommendation for ty parties (HAPPI: Highway Accident During their regular schedules, the agency recently urged a ban on 2·for·l •gravel road has been named "Powder approval of the MDCVB marketing plan. "Happy Hour" drinks inbars. Prevention Program Information). it :Valley." They even have roads design· cars are bathed with salt sprays and has introduced providing enticing splashes, mud and grit. As If that Seibert is the general manager of the Novi Hilton currently under A resolution unanimously adopted by non~, ':ed after actual "real world" construction at Eight Mile and Haggerty Road In Nov!. The Novi Hilton the board of directors of the National alcoholic beverage options, and the .thoroughfares like Pontiac Trail. weren't enough, the cars are also lodg· "None {orthe Road" program introduc~ ed for varying periods in sealed sheds Is scheduled to open in June of 1985. Council on Alcoholism/Narcotics :Twelve MUeRoad and Second Avenue RehabUitationCoordinating Agency - ed at Northville Charley's, a Chuc~ :. iildowntownDetroit. set at 100 degrees Fahrenheit and 100 percent relative humidity. GORDON B. PARKER caterer operations administrator for Ford Greater Detroit Area (NCAlNARCo- Muer restaurant on Seven MUein Nor~ .~ As tr that weren't enough, GMtechnl- GDA) asked the joint administrative thvllle. ~' ,.clans have invented many other ways Motor Company, Dearborn, has been elected secretary of the Society '·to torture cars made both by the com· ·Safety and· Impact Testing. In GM's for Foodservice Management for 1984-85.The Novi resident is an ac- . rules committee o{the state legislature " tive member of the society, having served on Its board since its Incep- to approve the ban, recommended in Muer's "None {orthe Road" program: pany and by competing automakers safety research and development lab, provides free non-alcoholicbeverages around the world.Test drtvers take the cars are crashed into barriers using a tion in 1979. He previously served as treasurer. september by the MichiganLiquorCon- cars through troughs fUled with grit, high-speed "sled." Hundreds of cars Parker is company liaison for 105 cafeterias, 53 executive dining trol Commission. for the driver of each party dining at NCAINARCO-GDAproposed as an the restaurant. ~ through salt sprays and salt splashes, and trucks each year are demolished in rooms and all vending activities in Ford's 133 caterer-operated .~ ·and then at times hot-soak them in carefully planned "accidents" to test foodservice facilities in the U.S. He also acts as a consultant for Ford :~liedskept at 100 degrees (Fahrenheit) the "crashworthiness" and occupant in international operations. and 100 percent relative humidity. safety of GM vehicles. GM technicians Parker is an active member of the Michigan State University · . -GM engineers use advanced com- also evaluate safety devices in the lab 'puter techniques to simulate road tests and stUdy accident data from allover Hotel Restaurant and Institutional Management Alumni Association designed to save weeks and sometimes the country. When GM safety testing and is a frequent lecturer at the school. Headquartered In LoUisville, :nionths in testing various automotive started almost 50 years ago, agile Kentucky, the Society for Foodservice Management is the national c6mponents on Proving Ground roads. drivers would aim a car at a barrier, professional association exclusively serving the needs and interests of ·En'gineers also design and build many step on the gas and then jump clear of business and industry non-commercial foodservice executives and of ,the special, sophisticated testing the vehicle just before Impact. Now, management. _d~vicesused at the GMcomplex. dummies equlpped with delicate sen- · Even with all of the energy put into sors are used to measure crash impact ANN GULDBERG has completed training as a Welcome Wagon Proving Ground testing, GMengineers. on car passengers. The dummies, hostess and soon will begin visiting households in Northville and Nor- _h~vediscovered that cars put through whi~h can cost over $25,000 each, are thville Township, according to Barbara Marshall, president of normal use by their customers can be deSigned to mimic their human Welcome Wagon International. " .the best source of information on pro- counterparts right downto Ut~moisten- In addition to new residents, Guldberg will be visiting newly- duct durability. For that reason, the ed. chl!mois used to simulate human enga&e,d people, parents of new babies and people celebrating special 'co'!1panyselects GMcar owners at ran- skm. :dom across the country and eqUips Electromagnetic Compatibility occasIons to present useful household gifts from local businesses and thejr vehicles with special instruments Laboratory. This lab was established professionals. tomeasure ordinary wear and tear. for the development of on-board com- She also will distribute helpful information for many civic and : But test driving Is just one area of puters in GMvehicles. Achamber large cultural groups as well as government agencies. To request a Welcome automotive research conducted at the enough to accommodate a highway Wagon 'visit call Guldberg at 348-9577. ,GM Proving Ground. Here Is an over- tractor or bus is eqUipped to shoot a viewofsomeofthe other work perform- wide range of electromagnetic and . COLONIAL MARKET in South Lyon recently awarded four prizes One Call Places Your Ad In More cd by engineers, scientists, mathemeti· radio waves at GM vehicles. The pur- 10 a special draWing at the store. Winner of the microwave oven was ,CilinS, computer technicians and many pose is to study the effect of radio emis- Erika Kasse. Dorothy Benson received the black and white television. Than 65,000 Area Homes oth:erProving Groundemployees. sions on the on-board computers and David Pusz won the hand-held cordless vacuum and Myrtle Williams Call 348·3022 •Emissions Testing and Control. A vice versa. took home the carving knife. vehicle emissions laboratory at the Proving Ground tests GM cars and trucks to make sure they meet federal Wixom Bird Feed Morton Salt Pellets guidelines for hydrocarbons and other cOplpoundsthat could pollute the air. Reg. $695 Reg. $435 Vehicles are "driven" on test stands $7.86 501bs. $4.75 50lbs ALL YOUR PETROLEUM NEEDS:, • whiletechnicians housed in remote control booths measure exhaust under dU- ATB&J.GAS&OILCO. ~~r~ntdriving conditions. Oats Corn .Noise and Vibration Laboratory. $750100 $795 (shelled) Ibs. Special frequency detection in- 1001bs. ~truments are used here to pinpoint the K-1 KEROSENE source of engine sounds that may TOWN CLUB POP aistract the driver. Stop-action com- S3.95(case of 24) '1.59 Gal. I SELF SERVE AMOCO I puter displays are used to detect potential vibration problems and correct WIXOM CO-OPERATIVE them. GM technicians even test for 49350 Pontiac Trail 'noises ou~ide the vehicle with help Wixom 624-2301 '. from sensitive roadside microphones. " • AMOCO PREMIUM LEAD FREE SUZZETTE & CO. _ 41515W.TenMile • AMOCO LEAD FREE -- Novi • 349-SnO FEET HURT? • _ Day or Eve. Appt. ').111( ~- tff?t' DON'T WALK IN PAIN-MOST FOOT PROBLEMS -,. • AMOCO REGULAR ·vt{f) CAN BE CORRECTED IN OUR OFFICE • Ingrown Toenails • Bunions • AMOCO NO.2 DIESEL Introducing • Corns/Callouses • Adult & Children's Foot Problems • : ELECTROLYSIS • Fractures & Sprains • Office & Hospital Surgery -Permanent Hair Removal • AMOCO PREMIER DIESEL • Warts (hands & feet) • Heel & Arch Pain : LICE~SEO·"Yf)ar$Experience • Complimentary Consult • '10-15Min. FOOT SPECIALISTS • FOOT SURGEONS We Accept Amoco Credit Cards and All : MOST '_ .- " HOURS BY DR. H. LEFKOWITZ IN~UAd..P~CE~-..I Interchange Cards With Amoco , '. I .- ~ Drive APPOINTMENT DR. I. STEINER ,A6a~~.fED ::E HIGHLAND-MILFORD FOOT SPECIALIST, P.C. . peiensiv~ly' 1183 S. Milford Rd., Highland, Lakeview Plaza • Don't take chances on our FREE l~lli!!.IIet 01 John Ogroclnock .,. 29330 Wixom Road • Wixom 10 tho ""' 10.000 lon~ W"" '" 'fO'J could _ C\OI' lore. 11>0 Amenton Aolone>. hotel occom· rnodo!loM ond 0 poor 01 tteketl 10 0 19a5 Stonley Cup Ployoff Gome. ond0""" "" .... 349-1961 624~2131 6$5-1541 ")'OIl con'I moke rt to Ill<' gome.l"" V ~NEWHUDSON !"Ckupoposle, , ,spon>Oiedby LIIIIoCOO1OI\ Am8rica.n Bed ero.8 New Hudson CDed JOIr~M~'l~INA Bring a friend.. Donate Blood together. Blood Services , . ;~ e ...~ & T1CKITWORLD 437·1423 (P. 'WIngs ~ ______+ Southeastern Michigan Region,.~.:.l' " - , v, \ ..' ....

.I .J • •• Wednesday. December 5. 1984-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-3-B·

ANIMALS One local call places a want ad In Animal services 155 Farm Animals 153 over 64,000 homes through the Horses & Equip. 152 Household Pets 151 follOWing newspapers: Pet Supplies 154 AUTOMOTIVE Automobiles 240 Northville Record Autos Under $1000 241 Auto Parts & service 220 - (313)348-3022 Autos Wanted 225 · Boats & Equip. 210 campers, Trailers Walled Lake News NoviNews & Equip. 215 (313)669-2121 (313)348-3024 Construction Equip. 228 • 4 Wheel Drive Vehicles 233 Motorcycles 201 South Lyon Herald Recreational Vehicles 238 Snowmobiles 205 (313)437-4133 Trucks 230 -· Vans 235 Milford Times EMPLOYMENT Business & Professional (313)685-8705 services 175 Business OPP9rt. 167 Brighton Argus Help Wanted General 185 Help Wanted sates 168 021 Houses for Sale 021 Houses for Sale 021 Houses (313)227-4436 Income Tax service 180 010 SpecIal Notices 010 Special Notices 010 Special Notices Situations Wanted 170 County Argus/Pinckney Post FOR RENT STANLEY Home Products. BRIGHTON. Beautiful quad In HOWELL. Br owner. 3 HOWELL, $5000 down on • • Apartments 064 AVON KELLER'S ICE CREAM 10% discount with ad. Free city. Overlooks natural pond. 3 0Il8 land contrllct for thla bedroom, on acre. A5,OllI Jo¥eIr (313)227-4437 Buildings & Halls 078 PARLOR & RESTAURANT delivery. (313)227-1795 even- bedroom. 2 baths. family room term contract, older home. Good commercial Condominiums, CHRISTMAS long land witIl WILLIAMSTON. MICH. Ings or weekends. potential with office space and ~::Country Argus/Hartland Herald Townhouses Ollll With fireplace and wet bar. low down or $30.000 CIlIh. BAZAAR 'THE FISH' non·flnanclal $75,900.(3131229-2508. (517)546-1028. plenty of parking. You mua1 Duplexes 085 Santa Will be at Keller·s. Houses 081 Last minute shopping, dis- emergency assistance 24 BRIGHTON. Desirable HAMBURG Township. Two see the natural woodwork. ~:: (313)227-4436' December 1st at 1 pm. Indust.-Comm. 078 counted Items. Saturday. hours a day for those In need Woodland Hills. Unique 4 bedroom ranch large lot hardwood I100ra and large Parents are welcome to take on Lakefront Houses 082 December 8. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Northvllle-Novi area. bedroom on corner Yzacre lot. with super Insulation paCkage. rooms wItIl lots of w1ndowa ~.; Fowlerville Review pictures of Santa and the kids. Land 064 HQwell Township Hall. 3525 call (313134~. All calls Ideal for a young couple. and storage to appreciate the LIving Quarters Santa will also be at Keller's Fireplace. In ground pool. lots (517)548-2570 Byron Road. Howell. Oren Nelson Real velU1l of 1hIs home. Reduced To Share 074 from 1~ pm December 8th. confidential. of Irving area, many extras. $29.900. reduced to $84.900. Land Con- Estate, (313)44&-4.466,(313)449- to $58.soo. (R585) Call Bob Mobile Homes 070 15th and 22nd. JoII08Oll. Preview Propert1e8 LiVingston County Press Mobile Home Sites on tract terms available. Ralph 4467.1-800-482.c309. Office Space 080 (517)546:7550. (517)548-2570 50 cents off food or Ice cream THE Banfield Real Estate (5171546- HAMBURG Township. Two Rooms 087 CIRCULATION 8030. story. four bedroom country HOWELL Assume long term Storage Space 088 BRIGHTON ARGUS purchase. Good from PHONE MAN BRIGHTON. $29,900 and a little home, on 2.4 acres. two car land contract. Low down pay- Vacation Rentals 082 November 29th·December 9th. Telephone Installation at 30% ment. Sellers MUST SEWII POLICY STATEMENT: All odvertlalng TLC Will put you in this 2 garage. Iocaled close to US- Wanted to Rent 089 227-4442 One per customer. Present ad to 50% savings. (3131227-5966. eatl lor details. Ask for • published In Sliger/Livingston FOR SALE bedroom home on 3 treed lots 23. minutes to Brighton or Ann Newspapers Is subject to the c:ond~ for dlscounl. Michael Scholtz (C300) ~~RATES cemetery Lots 039 MERRY CHRISTMAS with privileges on all sports Arbor. land contract terma. don. stilted If. the applicable rate card. Prevlew PropertIes, (517)546- copies of which are available from the Condominiums 024 THE PHONE DOCTOR. lake and Huron River. All ap- $53,000. Oren Nelson Real :GREEN SHEET 7550. advOftlslng department, Sliger/· Farms, Acreage 027 Telephone Installation, repair. pliances, wood stove. new Estate, (313)449-44e6.(313)449- lIvlngston Newspapers. 104 W Mlln. Houses 021 CASH PAID For juke boxes. slot machines sales and service. (313)684- well, large attic. call Nancy 4467. 1-800-482.c309. HAMBURG. NEW CON- :: :ACTION ADS Northville. Michigan ~ts7 (313~ Income Property 035 MALE STRIPPING STRUCTION. built to MISHDA 1700. Sliger/Uvingston New.paper. Indust.-Comm. 033 and neon signs. call collect. 6013. Hubbell. The Livingston : 10 Words reaervea thO right not to KCopt an HOWEll. ONLY DOWN. SPECS. 1200 sq. It. walk-out Lakefront Houses 022 (313)994-3922. _ TO the Hartland Pep Club. Group, (3131227~600. $5000 advertise'·' onser. SUger/LlvlnQ.ton Male strippers are available Negotiable Land Contract ranch. Three bedrooms. 2 : forS4.49· Lake Properrty 029 thank you for bringing Santa BYRON 3 bedroom ranch, 1 Newspapers *,takera have no au~ for Strlp-O-Grams. terms. Three bedroom ranch, baths. pick your colors. 20 :. Non-Commerclal Rate ty to bind this " ... paper and only Mobile Homes 025 and his elves to our Warm N' bath possible 'h bath, mud 037 CABBAGE Patch Dolls. Bachelorettes parties. Birth- new breezeway and garage. minutes to Ann Arbor. 10 ••. 24.'Per Word Over 10 publication 01 an odVtltllsemenl shall Real Estate Wanted Cozy. With appreciation. the room, 2 car garage, 1 acre, constllute final .ceeptance of the Vacant Property 031 Custom orders In time for day parties and just for the fun Beautiful treed lot, quiet minutes to BrIghton. $67.500. • SUbtract 35' for Hartland Jaycetts. $39.900. (3131266-6762. tdvertl.. ,·sordor. HOUSEHOLD Christmas. (5171223-9904. of II. (517)54&-2439. • neighborhood. $54.950 (R-657). (5101). eatl Mary Marowaky. • repeat Antiques 101 BUY repossed homes from Insertion of same ad CONTROL hunger and lose NEW Toys. New Tools. Folk call Chrissy Agrusa, Prevlew (313)227-2200 Preview Proper· Auctions 102 weight with New Grapefruill- Government! $1.00 plus Properties. (313)227-2200. lies. Garage sate. Lost. Wanted Building Materials 114 Art. Antiques. It's all at THE • EQu'" Hovtlng Opporturllty ,,,temlnt PPH. Combo. Bob's Phar- US. OJ'S repairs/laxes. Throughout To Rent. Situations Wanted w. Electronics 113 BACK DOORE. 123 N. Grand. HOWELL.. NEW USTING. Lake HIGHLAND. Sharp ranch In .re pledged to the lene' and sK>frlt 01 U S MichlganlNationwide. Details & Household Buyers Direc- Farm Equipment 112 macy. Fowlerville. Wednesday - Sun- GO HEAR THEM, Chemung vtew, 10% Interest. nice subdivision. Close to two pohcy lor the ae" .....ernen. 0' equal houa- $3.95 to: Homestead. P.O. 909- tory Ads Must Be Pre-PaJd inO ~nlty thtOughOut the Natk)n W. Farm Products 111 CABBAGE Patch dolls and day.l0-5. Then Hear US. Land Contract. tmmaculate lakes. Three bedrooms, d0u- encourage oIIKI luPPOf1; an _""mettle A33,lnola. OK 74036. FIrewood & Coal 105 preemle·s. $60 IIrm. (313)229- OPEN FOR BUSINESS. condition, completelr ble closets. Black top road. advertising and marketlng program in Garage & Rummage 103 wNeh ther. are no barrler. to ObtaIn hou. 9441. Kathy·s·Resale Shop. Open 6 Weddings, parties. dances. remodeled. Three bedrooms. Oak floors. Just finished. Good Classified lno ~us. of raC4J. colOr. religion or ~ Household Goods 104 etc. And II price Is a deciding BRIGHTON, FAIRWAY terms. Call Bob Dingler. (0400) FAMILY Fun Dayl Sunday. days. Monday and Thursday new deck. $48,000 (W5OO). eatl t10naJOflgln Lawn & Garden factor. get your best prices TRAILS. MODELS OPEN 12 to PreYiew Properties (313)227- Equal Housing Oppomrnlty stooan care & equip. 109 December 9. 11 a.m. 'III crowd until 8:00 p.m. Items under Sharon Goebel. PrevIew Pro- • Equal Houllng Opportunity • and then call me. I'll 6 pm, Friday. Saturday, Sun- 2200. Display Miscellaneous 107 leaves. At Innovations and consignment now being perties (517)546-7550. Table aI-illustration guarantee a good time, or the day or by appointment. ! ., Contract Rates of Publisher's NotICe Miscellaneous Wanted 108 Byers Country Store, In taken. 5582 East Grand River. HOWELL Super neat home, HAMBURG $53,500. Three Publisher's Not'ce All real estate ~ ..ertl. music end of your event is on Energy conserving homes. Available Musical Instruments 108 historic Commerce Village. Howell. (517)546-3136. hardwood floors. wet plaster. bedroom ranch. 2 car garage eel in IhiS newsPlper is subject 10 the Sporting Goods 110 us. Call Jim or Cindy at federal Fair HouSing l.et 01 1_ whieh where shopping is a joyous 2x6 WALLS and master bath. basement. 2 car on Yz acre with many treea. Want ads may be placed un- PERSONAL PARENT'S Anonymous: Los- (517)521-3075. makes It lIIeaa' to advertise "any experience. Great discounts. garage, large lot on paved Lake privileges, Brighton t1l3:3O p.m. Monday, for that preference. Umltalion. or dlscnmlnaUon Bingo 011 Ing your cool? Contact Joan MORE FEATURES i lichools. A super buy. Call • week's edition. Read your based on race. cOlOr. religion or natiOnal card of Thanks 013 Complete Interior Decorating Hutchins. (517)54~126. Homes from S55,5OO inclUding road. Only $53,500 (R583). eatl origin. or any Intention to trlAlle any .such 012 Studio. line furmture. original VISIT from Santa, your home. lot, financing a\ allable. Teri Kniss, Preview Properties Karl or Bonnie, The Uvlngston advertisement the first time prefer,nce. nrnllaUon. or dlsc:rirnJnaUon •• carPools, PROFESSIONAL Santa Claus. 018 sponsored by the Howell (313)227-2200. Group. (3131229-2489. • It appears. and report any This newspaper WIll not knowtngly accepl Found I 011 paintings. gilts. quahty Any size party. (517)223-7284. 10.95% M.S.H.D.A. any advertising for real estale whICh Is In Free 001 toys, Teddy Bears. mUCh. Jaycees. (517)546-1407. error Immediately. Sliger/- ~tion of the law Our rNd8f1, ask for Mark. 30 YEAR FIXED .r. Happy Ads 002 mUCh, more. (3131363-9795. WINTER Moonlight Madness LIvingston Newspapers will herltby Informed tN.1 all d .. eNlngs adwer 014 PREGNANCY HELPLINE. aka Directions. Take 1-96 to Used in this newspaper are a"allabfe on an In Memoriam Sale at Innovations and Byers not Issue credit for errors In equal opportunity Lost 015 Spencer Road, Exit 147. go Abortion Alternatives 24 Country Store In Historic Com- ads alter the first Incorrect eFR Doc 72-4SJ83 Bled ).31·n. t 45 a m t Special Notices 010 • GIVE a hot air balloon ride, the south to Grand River, turn IeIt. Hours. (313)632-5240. Problem merce Village. First ever! Up Insertion. ultimate Christmas gifl. go to Bnghton Lake Road. turn pregnancy help. free pregnan- to 50% off. 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. ------; (31314n-9569. nght. go to third street, turn " cy test. confidential. Monday. Saturday. December 8, only. GOLDEN KEY offers healthier lelt to models. Adler Homes James C. Cutler Realty' .... Wednesday. Saturday Cosy Country atmosphere. 1- absolutely 001 Absolutely Free times through nutrition Inc., (313)632-6222. .' 12 noon to 3 p.m. 9250 W• Refreshments. (3131363-9795. counseling. (3131~4, E.J. I," r Highland Road. (M-59), 103-105 Rayson, Northville NOTICES Roe LPN, tlutritional Consul- GRAY kItten. beautiful. l Hartland. West side door of 012 Car & Van Pools BRIGHTON. Three bedrooms. ~ FREE tantB.S. white house. ., 4606.female. Christmas? (3131437- '--...- -' 2Yz car garage. woodburner • ,All items offered In this GOING out of bUSiness sale~ SHAKLEE health products 8 to 5. Fowlerville/Howell/- by owner. $39.500. (3131227- 349-4030 save 30% on everything. • ~"'AbsoluteIY Free" column GERMAN Short-haired 30% off retail wilh ad. Free BrIghton to DetrOit New 5816. 010 SpecIal Notices Lakes Sport Shop. 10690 East Center or Lodge/Davison m~'st be exactly that. free Pointer. male. 1 year. (3131422- delivery. (517)546-8835. BRIGHTON. English Tudor ·fo those responding. This 0145. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous Grand River. Brighton. area. Alter 6:30. (517)223-3937. custom buill In 1925, mint con- MUST SEE to appreciate the charm of this 4 ,newspaper makes no GARFIELD Is a lovable bunny. and Alanon meets Tuesday SKI-CROSS COUNTRY-5KI NEED Ride from Millord to d'tlon. located on large wood- bedroom raised ranch. Natural fireplace. 2112 tharge for these listings. lYz years, cage Included. and Friday evenings. 8:30 pm, BURROUGH'S FARMS Southfieldl10 Mile area daily. ed site, excellent town Ioca- baths, full basement. OfferIng ImmedIate oc- !but restricts use to (3131348-8498. First Prebyterlan Churdh, E. 10% INTEREST RECREATIONAL RESORT Marie (3131552-7481. lion, 3 bedrooms. 2Yz baths. cupancy. $74.900. Paid on amounts as low as J:esidential. Sliger/- Main Street. Northville. 5341 Brighton Road RIDE needed from Brighton to Reduced lor immey fireplace in the Road House weekdays. Non smoker only. male. (3131349-0026. Pinckney/Hamburg area. Get music for memorable occa- (313)498-2092. :placing your "Absolutefi Tavern. Ski shop open 10 a.m. Call (3131476-3219alter 6 pm. • Free" ad no later than 3:30 HOUSE or barn cats, all in shape for the Holidays sions. Wedding Specialists. 10 10 p.m. dally. For more In- FOWLERVILLE. For sale by George and Lynn Gardel!. call owner. First time listed. p.m. Friday for next week neutered. long and shorthalr. special! 5 Weeks for the price fprmation phone (3131227-1381. 013 Card ofThanks (3131227-5731alter 5 p.m. Custom built 3 bedroom publication. (517)54&-1505. of 4, through December 10. Day or evening Classes. call SATELLITE Systems - Highest home. Large country kitchen, KITIENS, to good homes. FRED and Alice Sandford wish (517)851-7818. Alter 3:30 p.m. quality, complete custom fireplace. new swimming pool. black males and calicos. to thank all who helped make call (313)426-2538. systems, including projection 2Yz acres. $84,500. (51~ ~01 AlJsolutely Free (3131878-6420alter 7 pm. MAJESTIK their 60th Anniversary celebra- ProfeSSional top 4O's Bands tv. for the dlscrimlnallng tion so wonderful on 3559. • ANIMAL Aid Volunteer. Pets KITTENS. 4 months. and DJ's With compelihve buyer. Contact Jim Atherton at November 24. 1984.The Family FOWLERVILLE. FAMILY desperate for homes. (313)437- tree to good homes. shots and An Evening to Remember pricing. (3131346-7873. Michigan Satellite Systems. Methodist Church and friends HOME. Three bedroom home worming already done, some 2561 evenings. (3131761-9011or (5171543-6211. far and near were super. (1300 sq. fl.) with professional- iMered. (3131227-9584. KmENS, cats. male Pointer. MY OJ'S ty remodeled kitchen and ADORABLE mixed Terrier (517)54&-2721. 015 Lost bathroom. Hardwood floor in LUCKY 6 toed kittens free, ENTERTAINMENT IlYIng room. $38.900 (R455) eatl puppy. 5 months. female, When good just Isn't good P.S.I. Students BLACK/brown striped cat. adorable. litter trained. Ron Monette, Prevlew Proper- liousebroken, (3131349-6688 enough. (517)546-5468 alter white feet and chest. (517)548-3581. ties (517)546-7550. alter 5:30 pm. 7:30 p.m. (3131477-7883 Come First Plymouth/Northville area . HOWEll. 2 bedroom home. • ADORABLE puppy. 8 weeks LAB/Collie mix puppies. 8 anytime. Reward. (3131453-7922. CHARMING 3 BEDROOM BRICK COLONIAL attached garage. large back old. perfect Christmas gilt. weeks. (313)62~5. NESTLED IN THE WOODS. Complete privacy on. GOLDEN Retriever and yard. pleanty of shade. close (3131437-aB67. CHECK IT OUT 2.6 a·cres near all sports White Lake. Library lolt in. .LAB/Brittany pups, 8 weeks A Santa Claus; very ex- Beagle. Coon Lake and to shopping and schools. BROWN plaid COUCh, good old. Must go now. (313)227· perienced and effective. Bob. Brighton Road vicinity. Any in- $37,900. Alter 6 pm. (517)648- Family Room - Central Vac Inground sprinklers. condition. Free. (313)437~955. 3645. (313)349-2924alter6p.m. formation, call (517)546-5802or 8737. Low maintenance home and grounds. This excep- tionally nice home has real motivated sellers. BLACK Lab. 5 months, MEDIUM sized female puppy. ALARMS. Personal and TRAIN IN days (517)546-0442.ask for Ber- HOWELL. Secluded 2 housebroken, Call before abandoned. good with other Burglar. Information, P.O. Box -Accounting nie. bedroom cottage. nestled In Sp.m. (3131349-7886. dogs. (313)624-1461. 2654. Ann Arbor. Mi. 48106. -Data Processing GRAY and black striped cat, tall pines. overlooking , , ' BENJI type medium sIze dog. MINIATURE Sheepdog, Poo- ARE YOU ••• -Medical small and loveable. lost In beautiful Indian Lake. lMge neutered male, housebroken, dle, male. 10 weeks, beige. . ATIENTION -Secretarial Pleasant Valley area. Reward. lot with one car garage, arnaJI PETERSON REALTY CO~. lJood with children. good wat- (3131~268alter4 pm. COMPUTER NOVICE OUNEMPLOYED? -Word Processing (3131229-4839. orchard and vineyard. 12 miles . . C)ldog, minds well, loves at- MALE German Shorthalr Christmas gilt certillcates. OUNDEREMPLOYED? IF you have lost a pet contact north of Howell. Only $26,000. ANANOAL AIDS (517)356-2382.. 335 North Center St. . tention. (3131229-2682 per- Pointer. one year. call alter Private training on any com- o READY FOR AN PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE Animal Protection Bureau sistently. 6 pm. (313)887·9387. puter and software. call today EXCITING CAREER? (3t3)231.1037 and Humane HOWELL New 1600 sq. It. Northville. Michiqan fPI • BLACK German Shepherd. OIL tank with oil, you drain and for more information. (313)887- OLOOKING FOR A CAREER Society (517)546-2024. Tudor atyIe Colonial with fun . .3'18-<1323· . ~ male, 9 months, outdoors, remove. (313)34&-2437. 6730. WITH GROWTH POTENTIAL? LOST. reward Black Lab very basement. attached 2 car friendly. (517)548-3696. large male, "Corky". (313)750- garage, 3 bedrooms, 2~ ONE black and white kitten. IIt- baths, fireplace. upstairs 1aun- BLACK female cat, litter train- ter trained. (3131231-9656. If You Checked Any One Of Thea Boxes 0078. dry, paved 1/2 mHea ed. effectlonate, needs loving LOST vicinity of Brighton Boy road. of OLD chrome kitchen table. city limIts and expressways. home. (517)54&-8291. . SCout camp. nutered male. (313)437-6573. $71.900. (517)546-2200. BLACK Chow-Terrier puppy, 8 chocolate brown medIum ONE female sheep. two goats. A Professional Disc Jockey Pontiac Business Institute HOWEll newly remodeled months. to good home. small dog. November 20. call 2 You pick up. (3131229-2703. Service. bedroom home. clean, (313)437-6991. (3131227-6469. appliances. $37,000. 2 year land PUPPIES, mixed. (517)546- PURE while female cat. CLOTHING, Howell Church of STAX-Q-WAX Farmington 476·3145 C0m- contract. $3,000 down. 0784. merce between Duck Lake Christ, 1385 West Grand River, PRODUCTIONS (313)689-4870alter 5 p.m. 7'pmt08:3O pm,Monday. PUPPIES and mother found Formal events our specialty. Oxford 628-4846 and Burns Road. Reward. abandoned. Shepherd/Lab. References. 18 years ex- (313)685-8872.(313)685-1167. CLOTHING, Church of Christ, Friendly arId healthy. (517)546- Pontiac 333·7028 6026 Rickett Road. Tuesdays, perience. Any occasion. SMALL dog, yellow. long hair. 1232, (313)229-9770. name Bouser, Reward. •• 6-8 p.m. CLASSES BEGINNING SOON QUEEN size mattress and box (517)54&-0713. 21 inch Color Zenith TV. !p'rlng. (517)546-7054. NORTHVILLE - HIGHLAND LAKES Needs repair, (3131420-2722. SMALL sweet.female Dober· 016 Found COMMERCE TownshiP. Lake JUST REDUCED AGAINI OWNER ANXIOUSI IM- COUCH. (313)632-6735. Sherwood access. 10~" man type puppy seeks loving EXTRA long haired grayish MEDIATE OCCUPANCYI Terrific Famlty Homel COUCHES. chairs, bikes. assumable mortgage. Two family. (3131437-6604. small cat. extremely friendly. Spacious 4 bedrooms. 2v.a Baths. Carpeted and sinks, faucets, electric IIx· story, lour bedrooma. m draped Living. Dining and Family roomn. Country SIX kittens need home. Warm. (517)546-4093. baths. lull baaem8llt. Newly tures. kitchen counter-top. solt, playfUl, loving pets. Kitchen. Appliances. Basement. Garage. Area of 3 (313)685-a220. FEMALE Brittany. White with decorated, Immediate 0c- Lakes. Close to Schools and Expressway. Many (517)223-9769. reddish marking. US-23 and cupancy. Reduced to $109,800. COL.L1Efor Christmas, healthy Extras. SEE IT TODA YI $85,900.00. 10-5PEED Vista boys bike. Grand River area. (3131227· Adler Homes Inc. (313)832- and adoptable. (313)498-2126. rusty. otherwise good condl- 8222. I Unclaimed School Orders 7 ;;.48~1:,:,,'~-.".-.,.-:-----=~- COCKER Spaniel. 3 years, tlon. (313122N522 alter 5 pm. FEMALE yellow Lab or Golden purebred. female, AKC. shots, SCHNAUZER. male. 5 years, 1 Retriever, possible mix. Col- good watchdog. (313)437-8770. not for breeding, (313)437-2828. I lar. (313)887-8259. DOG in need of a loving home TWO Chihuahua dogs. AKC. LIQUIDATION MALE Pekingese. M-59 and • i!"medlately. Female. shots, bother. sister. must stay Necchl's Education Department placed orders in anticipation 01 previous I Eager Road. (517)546-2721. spayed. (313)34U713. year. sales. Due to budget cuts these sales are unclaimed. These machines NEAT RANCH on almost Yz together. (517)54&-2639 alter I OLDER black male Lab with an acre. close to 1-96. DOBERMAN, female. 11 mon- must be sold! All machines ollered are new and the most modern machines 12 noon. chain collar. White on muzzle, t~s. Housebroken. shots, In the Necchi line. These machines are MADE OF METAL and sew on all possible 2 bedrooms. OLING THREE Ill3le kittens, litter I chest. paws. Very friendly. Woodburner fireplace. loves children. otherwise. fabrics. Levis, canvas, upholstery, nylon. stretch vinyl. llllk, EVEN SEW ON trailled. Evenings, (313)227· Lost a while. Hartland vicInity. REAL ESTATE INC. (313)887-5t54, ILEATHERI These machines are new with a 25-YEAR WARRANTY. With new super nice garage with 7771. (313)829-2303. natural gas furnance. ~ 201 S. Lafayette DOG needs homel 5 Years, 1985 NECCHI. you just set the color coded dial and see magic happen. THREE female German straight sewing, zigzag", buttonholes (any size). invisible blindhem, I ONE male. one female Brit· water and burglar alarm. m1xed breed. gentle, spayed. Shepherd puppies, (313)231- tany. brown and white. Washer. dryer and water ~ 4~7·2056 ($17)548-3119. Imonogram, salin slltch. embroidery. applique. sew on buttons and snaps, soltner stay. $49,900. 1687. topstitch. elaslic stilcn. professional serglng stilch, straight stretch stitch, all (313)227~481. elECTRIC stove, needs some . 1 THE perfect Christmas gilt, of this and more without the need of old-fashioned cams or programmers. SABLE brown cat with two CUSTOM BRICK RANCH r+palr. (313)227-5799evenings, I small dog. (517)223-3591. Your price with this ad '188; wilhoutthls ad '529. MasterCard and Visa ac· while spots on stomach. on large lot with 3 El.GHT week Besgle pups, bedrooms, 2 full baths. WHITE Westinghouse electric cepted. your checks are welcome. Showing in conjunction with Necchl answers to "Messla". Plea- mother AKC, father mixed I dining room, basement WHITMORE LAKE NBNER RANCH dryer, Needs repair. (517)546- Dlstribullon Co., Mansfield Square Mall, 1200 Park Ave, West, ManSfield, O. sant Valley and Spencer and 2 car garago. Manyex- 3 year old brick and aluminum 3 bedroom home, Seagle. (313~1855. Toll free 1-800-221-4652. Ohio 1-800-221-4645. I Roads. Reward. (313)22&-8425. 1597. Iras. Reduced to $59.900• fUll basement. deck, gas heat, Skylights, water FflEE horse manure. call YOUNG male dog. brindle YEAR old female Labllrish privileges, nice neighborhood, fenCed yard. land • (313)876-3539. ILayaways Your Price $188 Trade-Ins BRING THE ENTIRE FAMI- It Rotwelller, Kensington Road, Setter mix and 6 week pups. Welcome Accepted LY to see this large 4-5 contrl!ct terms. $41,900. FREE hospital bed, good con- (3t3)887·7826. I Spencer Road area. (313)685- bedroom colonial with dition, you pick up, (313)437· 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. 2 Zebra Finches, with cage. To I family room, basement, .. BEDROOM HOME ON CUL DE SAC 4349~,:.,' -:-::---,-....,,-_~-:- good home. (517)223-9630. Sun., Dec. 9th (3539. woodburner. 2 full baths. Brick and aluminum home In South Lyon, 2 baths. ~ALE cat. tiger colored, Mon., Dec. 10th I 1 IVery Sharp home. $65,900. family room, ~ car garage. fenced yard. $49,000. white millens and boots, litter 002 Hippy Ads I 3 DAYS ONLY Tues., Dec. 11th REAL ESTATE FABULOUS QUAD LEVEL trained. (313)878-5689. II tI! with approx. 3000 sq. ft. 5 3 BEDROOM RANCH GREG I hope your Birthday Lovely home In desirable South Lyon city sub. FREE angora mix rabbits, 4 will be as special as you are. At All 3 Locations .bedrooms. 3 baths, family weeks old. (313)829-1392. L_ FOR SALE J room with fireplace, cen- finished basement. 2 baths. country kitchen. sandy. FEMALE Border Collie and I tral air. balcony oil master $49,900. HOWARD JOHNSONS SHERATON INN HOLIDAY INN bedroom, 2 car garage Black Lab mixed. 3 months. 021 Housel ForSale 2380 Carpenter Rd. 1·75 and 4300 West 125 Holiday LN I· wllh clrculsr drlve and POSSIBLE COMMERCIAL ZONING (3t3)87&-21&4. 1 mile North an US 23 Pierson Rd. 1·96 & Pinckney almost 1 acre lot, 199,900. 5 acres at Pontiac Trail and N. Territorial, Farm FREE Guinea Pig, black male. PEOPLE READ ANSWERS to VA and FHA 1.94 Exit 180 Flint, MI Exit 137 Ananclng. Call Crest services 0enWr1t home and outbUildings. $139.900, • (517)5<1&:2358, HIlI1toN ...... Ann Arbor. MI Howell. MI I Real Estate and Mobile Home I I14M TIIlI FREE Cow Manure, You haul. SMALL ADS Brokers. (517)548-3260. • will help load. (517)54&:3111. ...__ ._------4·B-:SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLE!) LAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD ~IMES-Wednesday. December 5.1984 •• "

021 Houses for Sale 021 Houses for Sale 022 ukefront House. 025 Mobile Home. 025 Mobile Homes 061 House. For Rent OM Apartments 065 Duplexe. For Rent 010 Office Space ForSlle ForSlle For Sale For Rent For Rent . I It . HARTlAND PINCKNEY. Hamburg. Well BRIGHTON. 1~ acre; older SOUTH Lyon upper 2 BRIGHTON area. Builders HOWELL. 14x70. 2 year old. 2 SOUTH LYON. Adult section. decorated. 3 year old builders special. New home. lake fron- home. S500 per month. Winans BRIGHTON scenic 1 bedroom. bedroom. Stoye. refrigerator, BRIGHTON. 1.285 sq.' fl.4 home with lake access. bedroom. huge living room 12x50 Champion. appliances. Lakefront ranch. S700 per water paid. Sun porch and lAST CHANCE tage. 3 bedrooms. 1~ baths. and kitchen. $1500. down. carport, balcony, air. storage Available Immediately; ~." AT '84 PRICES Finished walk-out lamlly room study. laundry. basement. drapes, porch. 14.950. month. Ask for Sandy Gavin or room and pets. $295 plus heal. ahare garage. $300 month, (313)229-5550. \ '. '" Land Contract. (517)546-7241. December's rent free. has wOod burner on brick 1.800 sq. ft. many extras. Richard BuUe,(313)227-4800. (313)227-3114. S300 deposIt. Aller 7 p.m. Bulldar's model. for ssIe. hearth. beamed cellJngs. open HIGHLAND 1978 14 x 70. (313)437-5187.(313)437·2805. BRIGHTON. Prime location: $89.000. muSf see. Indepen- BRIGHTON. Furnished 3 BRIGHTON Cove Apartments (313)437.0138. 955 sq. ft. attractive olf)ee' TwOo3bedroom, 2 beth ran- stairway. lull bath and laundry dent Design Limited. (313)227. GOod condillon with 12 x 9 bedroom lakefront home. SOUTH Lyon lower 3 c~. with 2~ car side en- room. Kitchen has gallery rail- enclosed porch. 3 bedrooms. now accepting reservations center. Immediate Occu~\ 1893. 027 Acreage, Farm. heat. uUIIUeslnclUded. 2 miles for one and two bedroom bedroom. Large living room. cy.I3131229-8500.I •':'.~ trance gasage, cathedral cell- Ing on oak cathedral cabinets. 2 baths. all major appliances ForSlle east of Brighton. No pets. S860 dining room. full basement. 1/lQ' great room with fireplace large snack bar and pantry. PINCKNEY on Portage Lake. for $10.500.(313)887-3866. apartments from S280. Office BRIGHTON. BeaUtlfu'lIyl per month. (313)229-8723. hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Phone sun porch. ahare garage. and finished walkout lower dlswasher. disposal. Dining Two bedrooms. 2 baths. bricf( DEERFtELD TownshIp. 80 manicured offlc~ space 9n' and aluminum. fUlly Insulated. HOWELL. Private lot with (313)~. Sfove. refrigerator. water level. paY8d subdivision. easy room with crown molding. par- large doublewlde In Red Oaks. acres. 2 homes. large barn. FOWLERVILLE. Farm house Grand River. between 400and gas heat. 20 ft. x 10 ft. for rent. Immediate occupan- BRIGHTON. Downtown nIce paid. $500 month. must see to 1600 sq.ft. available for fr&SWaYecceaa. Priced at co.t quet loyer. 14 x 19 living Crest services. 15111548-3260. outbuildings. stream. 80me appreciate. After 7 p.m. 1m:, covered front porch. oak cy. Pleaso call (511)223-41702 one bedroom apartment. S280. mediate occupancy. Call PhIl to .sell nowl $95.500 and room. 4 large bedrooms. main HOWELL like new doublewlde cattle. Drastically reduced. (313)437.0138. •• 500. balh wllh skylight and double cabinets. extra large garage. Rose Realty. /3131227-5613or for details. No pets. (313)437-2810• (313)229-2190. '. :v modular home. Shingled roof. WHITMORE Lake. Duplex. sinks. Insulated and drywalled By owner. (3131878-9157. (313)227-4298. FOWLERVILLE. Cozy two BRIGHTON. 1.250 to 8.700,~.! drywall. fireplace. deluxe. three bedrooms. two baths. RREK 2 car garage. work bench. Crest Services. (5111548-3260. HOWELL area. 10 acres bedroom. newly d,.:orated. feet on Grand River 114 mne CONSTRUCTION COMPANY storage room. power door PORTAGELAKE no pets. Rent plus deposit. THE GLENS • appliances. laundry room. west of Brighton Mall •• ftret; private road. partly wOoded. (313)449-2268. (313)363-tlO70 opener. paved driveway. wOod Assume 22year Land Contract perked. land contract possI- (517)223-8077or (313)827·751lO. class modern building.' Call, on this 2 bedroom ranch on A NEW DELUXE HOME L..e In loItelywoodedareanear deck. utility barn. central air ble. $27.000.(313)397-0954. FOWLERVILLE. Older 3 downtown Brlghlon Easy ac- 067 Rooms For Rent Cenlury 21 Brighton Towne MILFORD. Must sacrifice. conditioning. Home valued at canal. Just reduced to $53,900. bedroom home for rent. S300 cess 10 eo and 23. EIl,clency. 1 Company. (313)229-2913. • '" $79.000 must sacnflce for Pay $4()() a month at 11%. call $11 900 029 lake Property & 2 bedroom units w,th FOWLERVILLE. Room for three bedroom ranch with 15 year f1na~clng features monthly plus deposit. (5111223- BRIGHTON. 2,700 square feet' $69.900.(3t31873-9430. MIII at (313)229-3431.The Llv· 8411. spacious rooms. prlUle rent. $40 week. (313)488-3804or woodbumer fireplace. $32,500, '"rge bay wlfldow & garden For Sale available. all or part. new c0n- lake acceas.(313)887-l1877. Ingston Group. balconies, lully carpeted. ap- (5m223-9888. ask for Joan. tub bath. Completely furnish· HOWELl. City. Well maintain- phances.pool temporary office bulld/pg: ; NEW,Hudson. 18.9acre horse PRICETO SELL ed. delivered. set up. steps. ed. 3 bedroom. fUll basement. STARTING AU32G HOWELL. S50 a week plus Hacker and Grand River. Ideal skirting & tie downs. LAKE SHANNON larm. Modem three bedroom Hartland. Excellent condition 024 Condominiums No pets. Furnished or un- PERIIONTH securlly deposit. GOod loca- for the professional. (313)227- 1,500 sq.ft. brick ranch. Six 3 bedroom maintenance free 2440. For Sale Lot '148· Exceptional Lake lot furnished. Send name. phone. tion. house privileges. staJI barn. fenced. one mile home. Formal dining room. Wonderland address Owner. P.O.80x references required. Call MOBILE HOME SALES INC. with 96 feet of sandy beach on to: 229·2727 BRIGHTON. Grand River. pav. Irom"l-08. 12 miles from GM 2baths. basement. garage and BRIGHTON. Two bedroom 265.Howell. MI. 48843. (517)548-1059after 5 pm. ed parking. $125 per. mOllth. Proving Grounds. Assumable many extras. Private location. 45475 MIChiganAve at Belle"lIe Ad large picturesque Cove. condo. children allowed. Secluded. gradual hillside HOWELL. two bedroom MILFORD. Kitchen privileges. utilities Included. (3131229- 8Wl(, mortgage or land con- close to M-59 and US-23. Im- $36.900. Call alter S pm. 397-2330 FOWL~RVILLE. Large 2 property featuring mature house. Gas heat. $235 per bedroom apartment. fully non-smoker. references. 6618.9-5Monday thru Friday. tract: $92.000. (313)437·2293. mediate possession. (3131231-3055. month. security deposit re- deposit. clean. S50 weekly. Assumable at 9%. By owner. HOWELL. Red Oaks. 2 pines. ASking $69.900. land carpeted. all appliances. Rent BRIGHTON ofllce space;' Rent' with option to buy. S700 NEW Hudson. adull Co-op bedroom on nice lot. Low quired. (3131437-6323. (313)684-1139. month. $74.900.(51ij546-0525. Contract terms. $255 plus $255 security Grand River Frontage,' 30 apartment. One bedroom. 1 down With gOod credit. Move HOWELL. Completely deposit. (511)223-7229. NOVI. Large room, furnished. rooms. 700 square feet, Ideal NORTHVILLE by owner. Im- PINCKNEY. Attractive family bath on main floor. large in before Christmas. Crest Call for free Pictorial remodeled. 4 bedroom. 2 full on country estate. for rent. space for attorney. accountant home. three bedrooms. two FOWLERVILLE. Large modern pressive Country S!Yle House. enclosed porch overlooking services. (5171548-3260. brochures of homes and lots baths. S460 per month. $4ClO (313)349-4066. or Insurance. S550 monui'Jn- 3 bedrooms. large hvlngroom. baths. finished walkout base- 2 bedroom units with patio or Lake Angela. Maintenance New 1S85Hampshire. 14x60. 2 available on livingston Coun- security deposit. Available NOVI, Walled Lake area room cludes utilities. Immediate 09-'" 1'h story. 1~ baths. 2 ment with third bath and $110 month Includes heat. ties' largest private all sports balcony. 2 week occupancy. bedroom. fUlly carpeted. fur- after December 15. Call alter $275 per month. Metropolitan for rent with kitchen cupancy. call (313)227·1016'for.' fireplaces. 2 car garage. lull possible fourth bedroom. rec taxes, hot water. NeWly lake. . 6 p.m. (517)521-3214. more Information.' . ) - ;: basement. deck and breakfast room and fireplace. Lender nished. cathedral ceiling. bay Management (313)533-7274. privileges. (313)824-8398. deocrated. all new carpet. Window. has many other extra Sylvia L. Cole HOWELL area. 4 bedroom. available now. HOWELL. ProfessIonal offi(e' nook. (313)349-2407evenings owned. land contract terms S21.9OO.Comfort Real Estate. Real Estate Broker FOWLERVILLE. Rolling alter8 pm. available. $69.900. Oren features. Includes setup. You 1979 built home on 10 acres ROOMS for employed women available soon. Includes (313)437·2559. must see this home. Only (3t3) 629-4161 Meadows Apartments now ac- Nelson Real Elltate. (313)449- close to Howell. Ideal for famI- cepllng applications for 1 In refined home. Non receptionist and dilly clean-:. 4466. (313)449-4467. l-ao1).462- 025 Mobile Homes $14.899. Easy financing ly. $500 per month. first and smokers. (313)437·1091. Ing. Ideal location In First· ,available. West Highland bedroom apartments. family PINCKNEY. $7.000 price 0309. For Sale 030 Northern Property last months rent In advance section only. Rent starts at Federal Savings Bulldlno' In , Mobile Homes. 2760 S. plus S250 security deposit. 068 Fosfer Care reduction. new three PINCKNEY. $7000 DOWN on For Sale $217.(517)223-3883. ,Howell. (511)546-7600. even-' bedroom. two baths. BRIGHTON Village. .1972 Hickory Ridge Road. Milford. PRESTON REALTY. (S17)546- Ings. (517)546-1660. '.~ • eight year land contract. (3131685-1959. 1668or (313l478-7275. ADULT care room and board. lneplace. private pond. low Remodeled house setting Champion, 14 1I 65. must sell. ALPENA. Ten acres. 191 ft. HOWELL. Reasonable Office down payment. $79.000. (3131632·5136. NOVI. Give me $3.500and take private and seml-prlvate room. high on a treed 'ot with view of frontage on Thunder Bay HOWELL. Executive colonial. HOWELL Supervised family living. space for rent. Answerlng.S.r-, (3131878-0474. over payments. 1979Fairmont 4 bedroom. full basement. 2 Patterson Lake. S350 month BRIGHTON. Like new 14 x 70. River. $12.900.(3131348-2437. (313)231-1068. vice available. Stop in 4505 Central air. washer. dryer. Friendship 14x70. Includes car garage. fireplace. 20 PINETREE East Grand River or phone payment. good for young cou· TWO openings. mate or pie. S36.ooo. (R502) call Janet range. relrigerator. carport. barn. Must sell. (313)349-6389. 1131Vacant Property acres. adjacent. Howell 1-96. (Sl7)546-8030. Reduced. must sell. Crest 1972 Regenl. 2 bedrooms. . For Sale January 1st. (313)25~722 APARTMENTS female. Former Nurse's Aide. Keough. Preview Properties Large 1 • 2 bedrooms. from Friendly. pleasant surroun- HOWELL first floor,2.5OO sq. I (Sm546-7550. Services. (S17I548-3260. deck. shed. central air. al/ ap- days. (313)668-7672or (313)161. it. 8 rooms. Move In COndition.'! (2) 1 Acre plus. Building lots 9159evenings. $295. Includes heat. ap- dings. Excellent references. BRIGHTON. Nice starter pliances. $10.500. Kensington andlor second f1oor.2.5OOsq. I PINCKNEY. 10 YEAR LAND Place. (313)437-3024. on Hughes Road. adjacent to pliances. security doors. pool Howell (5t7)546-8992. CONTRACT OFFERED!! 5 home. 2 bedroom With lake Tenth Tee. Faulkwood Shores HOWELl. 2 Bedroom. $350 and club house. No pets. We ft. finish to suit. Air COndltlon-~ .'OntuIJ' acres. all high and dry. Full privileges. $4.900 oontract RED OAKS. Reduced $5,000. Golf Course. Ralph Banfield monthly. After 5 p.m. (517)546- accept Section 8. 069 Condominiums, ed. (313)665.1155. 1723. ~1:~_ ffi'2I basement. two bedroom home terms. Crest Services. 1982. 3 bedroom. 14x70 with Real Estale (517)546-8030. (517)546-7660 Townhouses w~th lovely huge brick (517)548-3260. expando and garage on corner NOVI. Beaullful 3 bedroom For Rent NORTHVILLE ' <. . NORM'S 101. Land Contract terms BRIGHTON Township. : WEEKLY VALUES fireplace In hving room. 2 car HAMBURG Hills. 1980.14 x 70 Residential building site. ranch. Garage. carpeted. garage. 12 Inch insulation. Centurian. 2 bedrooms. 1 available. Ralph Banfield Real large lot. $550 a month. NOVI. Nice two bedroom con- Modern Professional Building. TRI-LEVEL ON TWO Estate. (Stn546-8030. natural gas. $5.900 (3131632. Wood burner a\lached to bath. shed. deck, many ex- 5580. (313)455.2036. GRAND PLAZA do. rented on a month to Medical. Penial. Business or ACRES - 4 Bedrooms. 2 healing system. $SS.900. tras. $16.500.(313)231·2168. month basis. $500 Inch/des executives space for lease. baths - sauna - Apx. FOWLERVILLE. 5.1 acres. NORTHVILLE. 3 to 4 (RS11) Ask for Teri Kniss at bedrooms. S550 plus utililles. APARTMENTS maintenance fee. Call carot Minutes from 1-275. Call 1700 sq. It. FIR. Walk- Near Kensington Park entrance = available. Oak Crest Mobile PROFESSIONAL couple with 2 Title' S!:lrting • Down Payment $1.653.00 _ 035 Income Property Three bedrooms. family room. (5171521-3323.(313)553-3471. • = · VlIJage.IS17)546-3075. children seeks house to rent . -.2100 sq. ft. retail space iiiii •Payment $135.00per month plus Lot Rent == For Sale 11,2baths. full basemenl. two WALLED LAKE. One car attached garage. 10acres. In NorthvllJe area. (313)349- , - Great potential for future growth. SET·UPIN HIGHLAND GREENS bedroom apartment to sub 074 Living Quarters = == BRIGHTON. prime Grand S400 month. Call Jan Fink. lease In Waterview Farms for lW87after 7p.m. 15 Year Fmancmg. ~~ = River corner. Half acre WIth (517)851·7412. To Share .... Price = Sales by Triangle Mobile Homes = $335 a month plus security. PROFESSIONAL couple With 00 leased bUIlding. Several finan- s242.000 ~ Located ::: WALLED Lake. Cute two Call (313)477-6015. BRIGHTON female wishes to older children would like to cing options. Possible trade. bedroom beginner home with lease 3-4 bedroom. Home with Crest Services. (517)548-3260. WALLED LAKE furnished effI- share her 3 bedroom home ~ Highland Greens Estates == lake privileges and large yard. ciency. lovely area. S56 week· with same. Rent plus half acreage suilable for horses.'- CallWhitney R. Kimble ~ 2311N. Mlllord Rd. HOWELL. 3 Unit Income. $400 per month. Call Carol Iy. Includes utilities. (313)624- utilities. 13131227·5980. Up to $700 month.' 13131878- Good condition. Ideal loca- Mason Realty. (3131344-1800. 5760. or Najra Jaber 1mi.N.oIM-59 (313)887-4164-= 2148. BRIGHTON. Looking for per- !!!!!!= (Highland Rd) tion. Double lot. $55.000.Land == son to share home. low rent. TILLABLE farm land suitable Contract. Dee (517)546-3482 062 lakefront Houses ~ 229-2913 or 227-3511 065 Duplexes For Rent After 5:30 p.m. (3131878-3663. for grOWing corn. Call collec\, 3,RIGHTON TOWNE CO. or 229-6053 aiternoons or evenings. Liv- For Rent (517)133-2578. _. ' , • rl"lii liliilii-iiTilliilill"lill"lil' .-- mgston Group Realtors. FOWLERVILLE. 2 Bedroom. BRIGHTON. Female has 2 - 11..•••.••• .1...1.1...... 1... J .1 BRIGHTON furnished two excellent condition. $350. bedroom home with garage WIXOM DUPLEX plus 26x3O bedroom home. Available until (313)229-8349.(313)227-2882. .1 workshop. full basement. 5 near Kensington. $200. plus June 1st. Large treed lot. HOWELL. city duplex. 2 half utilities. (313)229-2012 acres. reduced to $90.000: fireplace. sun porch. $350 per $20,000down can assume 12% bedroom. very clean. $350 evenings or weekends. HOUSEHOLD month plus utllllles. No pets. month plus ullJltles. Call after HOWELL, three bedroom mortgage. 16 years. Call (313)887·1551. Whitney or Diana. Century 21 3 pm. (5171546-5302. house. two bedrooms Brighton Towne Co. (313)229- PORTAGE LAKE Collage. 2 HOWELL. Upper 2 bedroom. available. washer. dryer. kit. 2913,(313)227-3511. bedroom, furnished. stove. refrigerator. heat. chen privileges. kids fireplace, washer. dryer. 101 Antiques : ",'\ water. $300 month. (511)546- welcome. (517)548-3287 bet· ! 037 Real Estate Wanted Available now. $335 plus 8818aller 6p.m. ween 3 pm and 4 pm. ANTIQUE oak. walnut -and, utllllles. (313)663-2142. A Bargain. cash for existing HOWELL. 2 bedroom duplex. HOWELL. House to share. pine furniture anci collec-· Land Contracts or Mortgages. 064 Apartments Stove. refrigerator. washer. $165 monthly. utilities Includ- tibles. Open every saturday: Highest Dollars· lowest dls-' For Rent dryer. Large yard. children ed. (517)546-7263. and Sunday. 1-5 pm. other call, • count. Perry Realty. (313)478- okay. S360 per month. (517)546- MILFORD l&kefront. furnished ahead. Chair Lady Antiques. • 7640. 1265. home with all appliances. 2100 Chase Lake Roatl.: Howell. (517)54&8943. ( " WANTED: Listings in BRIGHTON PINCKNEY. 2 Bedroom. ap- Need 2 males to share with Brighton. Howell. Hartland LEXINGTON MANOR pliances. laundry. neat. clean. same. $225 share utilities. ANTIQUE oak office desk" , area. Ralph Banlleld Real 1 BEDROOM FROM $275 S300 monthly. (517)790-2603. (313)477·7574no answer call drawer. beautiful condition. Estate. (517)546-8030. 2 BEDROOM FROM $345 (313)477-1540. S350. (517)546-9500. : :': WE BUY HOMES. You must Includes heat. pool and NEW HUDSON. Share Coun- ask for Nick NatOli at the Liv· carpeting. Senior discounts. Small ads get try home. Kensington Park COUNTRY FOLK • ~: \ Ingston Group. (313)227-4600. 229-7881 area. (313)437-135t. (313)437- ARTSHOW&SALE ~.:: attention too. 1106.:,.'~_...... , _ At Christmas Time. Davisburg ..,; 039 Cemetery Lots WOMAN and 2 children In- December 7. 8. 9. Springfield-. For Sale terested In finding a home to Oaks Center. Take US-23 to:M-. share. Mary(511)543-1350. 59 to Ormond Road north 10: NOVI. Oakland Hills Memorlat Davisburg Road east to And~I·I' I Gardens. 2 adjOining lots. PONTRAIL 076 Industrial, sonvllle Road south 'h mile. ~ $1700. negotiable. For details Commerical For Rent Hours: Friday evening 6 p.m!· •• call aiter 3 p.m. 1313)349-0028. 9 p.m. Admission $5.00.saw,.- l APARTMENTS BRIGHTON. Office or retail. day and Sunday 10 a.m: -, finished unit, 1.200 sq.ft .. 5 p.m. Admission $3:110:) In South Lyon on Pontiac Trail WOodland Plaza. (313)632.5482 Featuring over 85 outstandlr:fg A between 10 & 11 Mile Rds. (313)227-4&05. • artisans from across the COlIn-'1 BRIGHTON. 2,500 sq.ft. light lry. bringing for sale hand- -;~R RENT' ,...s]! CABLE TV AVAILABLE Industrial shop including of. crafted 18th and 19th century , flce. Dorr Road and Grand heirlooms of the luture. All

101 Antiques 1M Household Good. 1M Household Goods 105 Firewood 107 Mlacetlaneous 107 Mllcellaneous 107 MI8eeIaneoUa 110 Sporting Goods 112 Farm EquIpment and COIl MARTHA WUhlngton sewing BEAUTIFUL king waterbed 1983 Kirby Heritage upright ARTIFICIAL Christmas tree, KNAPP shoe distributor, TUB Enclosure doors. $25. NEW three poInt PiO tjrlven Coblnet, Vlclorlan Dresser with 4 ft. bookshell head- sweeper with all attachmenls FIREWOOD, hardwood S40. 6Y.rfOOl, $20. Lawn edger, $35. Leonard Eisele, 2473 Wallace Radial Saw, $85. Interior ACSS I dl kll d buzz 88WS, 30 Inch. list $995. with mirror and high back and rug shampooer, cost re oa ng an sale S&5O plus tax. Small selee- board, was S75O,for $250. New S850 cherry and apple $50. all split. Quasar, 25 Inch. $30. Road. Webberville. (517)521· doors, S5. each. Photo manuals. 20 Ibs. gun power. tlOn of used trade-Ins. Dave head board, School desk. queen walerbed, bookcase new. sell for $155. Also cop- 4xBx16, $5 delivery within 15 Miscellaneous. (313)624-1091 3332. enlarger, $25. File Cablnel, S300 complete. (3131464-7837, (3131629-2418. (517}548-1677. Steiner Farm Equipment, headboard, $175. Old upright pertone 2 door refrigerator, miles of Howell or you pick up. after3:30 pm. KEROSENE Heaters. (2) 9,600 $15. Office chairs, $15. each. NICELY carved armchair. plano. Sl00. Old recliner. $25. S95 and matching stove. $75. (517)546.5383. APPROXIMATELY 20 dead ap- BTU, (1) 19.500 BTU. (3131887· Ice Skales, $4. Sled, $4. ROSSIGNOL cross country ski (313)695-1919.(313)894-5314. llCroll type. StUdy, good condI- WICker hanging basket chair (5171676-3058. HARDWOOD logs, makes 16 ple trees. You cut. Best offer. 4513. (313)229-2372. package. size 7 boots, $BO. Ex. YANMAR diesel tractors;· tion. $400. (313)349-2096. and sland. $50. Brighton, KITCHEN Sel. Chrome and (313)231·2757. TOSHIBA stereo video dlllC II t ndltl (313...... -8291 14 hp.to 33 hp" 2 and 4 wheel 4xBx16 facecords. $400 load. KING size waterbed. S2OO. ce en co on.,.... drive. some with loaders. Year' • (313)229-9435, Monday through Formica, 4 chairs. good condI- player wilh wire remote plus 6 4 Oak bentwood chairs. best (3131437-1264.(3131437·7566. BABY announcements. Daisy BB gun, $20. (517)546- aller Sp.m. end clearance now In ellect at Thursday 5p.m. to 8:30p.m. tion. after 6 p.m. (5f1)548-2338. offer. Call after 4 p.m. and 16 to 18 Inch blocks. S32 face golden and silver anniver- 8772. movies. some atereo, some SKIS, K2 Rider, 150Tyrolia bJ/)o Michigan's largest Yanmar weekends (3131685-2192. BROWN plush sofa. $200. not. S2OO. Zenith chromacolor • KING size bed with sheets. cord. 4x8x16. free delivery on saries. engagement an- LARGE selection of used of- ding with brake. excellent d I 12 9"'- fl I Brown vinyl rocker recliner. 1119Inch TV. A·l shape. SlBO. condihon. $135. (313--1240. ea er. • IV nanc ng. REMEMBER Grandad's A«Ic $375. excellent condllion. Twin three cords or more. Call nouncements, and much fice and house desks. $75.(313)349-6n2. McDonalds 6 band scanner. ,.,...,. Hodges Farm Equipement. • when doing your Christmas bed. S75.(517l548-4569. Demeuse Excavating. more. The Milford TImes. 436 (517Y..c6-5995. Bargain Barn. Can be mobile, $100. (313)227- 111 Farm Products (313~1. Fenton. Slncn • shopping. If you call for an ap- CHRISTMAS Furmlure Sale. LITTON microwave range. (5f1)546-2700. N. Main. Milford, (3131685-1507. 5640M59. Howell. 1946. Friday and saturday. 12·7-84 4695. po~nlment Ihe outside avocado. $150. Magnavox 25 MIXED hardwood. well 9.500 BTU Turco kerosene LIKE new wheelchair. $225. 3 and 12-3-84. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. WEDDING Invitations, APPLES AND FRESH CIDER. 113 Electronics building will be heated. Inch TV $75. (313)632·7290. seasoned. $45. You pick. 51760 heater with fan and ac- used walkers. $5 each. Christmas Baskets made to LOC;,Iled 1 mile west of Zeeb. Couches, chairs. tables and cessories, $100. Eureka napkins. thank you notes. MICROVAVE. TV. organ, Grand River. (313)349-4066. (313)229-8429. order. We ship Apples UPS all COMPLETE Id tflt Y.r mile north oil North Ter. dinIng sets. Darting Homes. vacuum with dial nap and edge matches, everything for your dryer. refrlgeralor. queen sIze OAK. maple. 4x8xl61n. Unspllt M~NS Schwinn 10 speed bicy- Overlhe United States. Jams. v eo ou , rltorlal. 7475 Donovan, Dexter. 25855 Novl Road. Novi. cleaner and all accessories. wedding. The Milford Panasonlc 6800. home/· bed. twin bed. (313)227·1566. $35. Delivered. minimum cle, $50. 150 walt Sansul3000A Jellies, Maple Syrup, Honey. portable, stereo recorder with (3131426-5222. (313)349-1047. $50. (517)548-1062. TImos.436 N. Main, Milford. 2 Malchlng Colonial Clayton three. (517)223-3533. amplifier, faur 50 wall Popcorn and a selecllon of Kiwi caso, Panasonlc WV 3230 CRIB. play pen. walker, car (3131685-1507. Marcus loveseats. $200 each. 100% Oak firewood. season- BOLENS 3'h hp snow blower, speakers. turntable. reverb Baskets for those wishing to BAF Proline stereo camera set. etc. (313)229-6331. WELLPOINTS from $29.95. • W:D. Adam's Antique Mall cosl $1.600 new. '!4 In. thick ed, $50 filce cord, 4x8x16. Im- key Ignition plus pull start. 3 unit. All for $150. Brighton. make their own Gift Basketa. with automatic focus and car. · Downtown Howell CONTEMPORARY furniture. ping-pong table. $50. Electnc mediate delivery. (3131437· years old;used 4 times. $175. (313)229-9435.Monday through Myers Pumps, plumbing. Warner's Orchard end Cider • rylng case Kenlock video trl- • • (across from the Moving. Top quality. excellent water heater. $25. Cornor HolI· 3451. (517)546-5589. Thursday, Sp.m.t08:30p.m. heating and electrical sup- Mill, 5970 Old U5-23, (Whit· pod. All' for only $1.800. courthouse) condition. Selig 7Y.rfoot sola. day bed table, $25. Girls while BRICKS reclaim, excellent for plies. Use our well driver free more Lake Road). Brighton. (313)818-9338 • SEASONED firewood. cut and MORTON Softener Salt, SO lb. with purchase. Martin's Hard- S320. Chrome/glass dinette. bedroom set. $75. 5 hp. split. 10 face cord minimum. homes or fireplaces. SlBO per bags. White Crystals $4.50. (313)229-6504. GALAXY "':atcher satelllt~ NOW OPEN 7 DAYS Four chrome/suede bar ware, South Lyon. (3131437- $350. rototlller. $75. 12x12 screened 4 x 8 x 16. (3131878-6106.Also thousand. (313)349-4706. System saver Pellets $5.95. CHICKENS and pheasants. system. $1.288lnslalled. Great New Dealers Welcome stools. Sofa table. $245. 0600. S2B0. lent. S100.(517)548-4719. cut your own. BALLY commercial freezer. Super Pellens $7.75. Cole's live or dressed. Also laying Christmas present. Call Star. • ' • 546-5360 Cork dining and side table. MAGNAVOX large stereo con- needs recharge, like new. Elevator. east end of Marion ./ONDER clip clop electronic hens. (517154&-4634. walker Satellite. (517)548-5150• S600 set. Orange dlnelle. $225. SEASONED Oak and Maple. horse. 5 sounds. New $89. sell sole. Am-Fm radio and record $100. 75 hardwood skids, 50 Street In Howell. (517)546-2720. CAROL'S PlUCking Parlor. MARANTZ 2385 receiver, STOCK Exchange Anllque Complete double bed. $90. In- S40. lace cord 4x8d8. You pick S40.(313)229-7379. player, S2OO. (517)546.8938. cents each. Two 200 gallon MOVING. Must sell now. elec- your chickens lurkeys needs minor repair. $175. shop. 1156 Hacker Road. Open lerlubke white and rosewood up. Randy (517)548-2366. end fuel 011 tanks. S30 each. 1971 tric stove. chest freezer, WOOD Shed for sale. 11'hx7Y.r bu tch e red. Fin Ished (3131685-2167. dally 12 am to 9 pm 1111 10 foot wall system. S1.2OO. MR. and Mrs. chair and ot· SEASONED hardwood, S40 toman, davenport. Excellent SL·l00 Honda. rebulll engine. miscellaneous lIems. (517)548- feet, 8 foot high. New rool. December 23. For appolnt- !:O:;:D::!:YSS=-E::c :..=I,...d----w1....,..,..th Christmas. Oak beds. tables, BUrl end table. $90. Wicker. face cord. 4x8x16. picked up. Y condition. Sutton's Hardware. excellent condition. $350. 3119. (313)229-4612. ment. (3131878-6606. v eo game general line of antiques. 13131685-2167. $45 delivered. (3131349-1430. Howell. (313)498-2618. WANTED: Good used fur· DOWFLAKES Calcium ~~s. best offer. (517)546- (313)227.7912. COLOR 23 Inch TV console. SEASONED Hardwood, MUST sell over 1000 items for MOVING Sale. furniture. yard sale. Lump sum deal 0n- nlture, farm. Induslrlal and Chloride. 100 lb. bag. $13.95. =~''------• SET of (4) Victorian chairs with Works. $50. 12 Inch black and reasonable rates. (3131887- (3131437-1351.(3131437-1106. Iy. Best offer. (3131349-1285. garage equipment. Large or Cole's Elevator. east end of 114 Building Materials solid Walnut frames and carv· white TV, portable. $14. Call 1253. CIRCULATION small amounts. (313)229-9027. Marlon Street In Howell. ed tops. (313l349-S819. (313)231-3099. • NECCHI deluxe automatic zig- SEASONED hardwood. NORTHVILLE RECORD MEYER Snowplow underrlgg- lng for Chevy Truck. (3131629- (517)546-2720. 115 Trade Or sell CONTEMPORARY dining zag sewing machine cabinet 4 x 8 x 16. $45 per cord 2418. FARM fresh eggs. (313)229- room set. tempered smoke model. embroiders. blind delivered. (517)548-2640. 313-349-3627 hems. buttonholes. etc. 1970 WANTED 6857. MOBILE home 12 x SO for gray oval glass table with SEASONED hardwoods. S48 MYERS Power angling snow model. Take on monthly CONSIDER Classified then plow. S3OO. (3131349-3262aller WALNUT TIMBER FIRST cutting hay, no rain. $5.900 or trade for pickUp tNck chrome pedestal and four face cord 4x8x16, good quality. Evenings. $2.50 or van. (517)223-8151. chrome pedestal chairs. $275. payments or S53 cash balance. consider IIsold. 3 p.m. Guaranteed. Universal Sewing delivered Within 10 miles of (313)229-2457. Howell. 2 cord minimum. CAR seat. crib. high chair. NATIONAL Steei Building & WHITE OAK per bale. (3131887-8409. 116 Christmas Trees center. (313)334-0005. Call HAY and straw. (517)546-4285. DINETTE sel. 2 chairs. 2 ben- (517)548-1371. port-a-erlb. baby clothes. Company must sell all steel 102. AucUons ches. good condition. $125. NORTHVILLE. Moving sale. (313)624-8433. buildings In stock for material (616)642-eo23 HAY and straw delivered. Call BRING the kids tl? choose and New swing slide playset. PIC- or write Sclo Valley Farm (313)475- cutlhelr own Chnstmas trees. (3131887-2507. 106 Musical Instruments CARNATION Classic OCean cost. We have 30, 40. 50. nic table with benches. twin Frank Risner 8585. • Free wagon ride. DINING room set. complete. Fish Flavor Cat Food. 10 lb. 60 fool wide buildings and BRAUN & HELMER matlresses and springs. FENDER Stracaster and hard 6435 Jackson Road with 14 chairs. crystal bag $5.75. 20 lb. bag $10.90. some odd sizes. We must sell HAY for sale. (3131878-6m. WENZEL TREE FARM • AUCTION SERVICE Bedspreads and drapes. case. maple finish. 100 amp. these buildings immediately. Saranac, MI48881 chandeliers and sconces. Cole's Elevator, east 'end of HAY,first and second cutting. BRIGHTON Farm, Household. AntI- Some furniture. (313)349-3129. Traynor amplifier. very clean. Buy now for the guaranteed (313)348-0741.(313)348-7550. Marlon Street in Howell. Delivery available. (313)~1- que. Real Estate, 10 Piece bedroom suite for $575. (313)227-9470. lowest prices of the year. Call (517)546-2720. 108 Miscellaneous 2207. U5-23 expressway to Silver Miscellaneous. DRAPERIES for bay window sale. cream/beige color. $475. GEMEINHARDT Flule. $175. 24 hours a day. l-llOO-835-2246 CABBAGE PatCh lookallkes. Lake Road exit. north to LJoyd R. Braun and doorwall. Includes hard- Excellent condition. (313)227- Yamaha Flute. $125. Bundy ext. 45. Wanted HAY. 40 bales, IIrst cutting, ware. (3131887-2963for details Clarinet. $125. Excellent con- dressed beautifully. $23.50. $75. (3131632-5266. Fieldcrest to 6475 Bishop 885-lI846 5435. NEW 16 Inch boys bike and A Bargain. Cash for existing after6 p.m. dition. (3131453-2192. (313)231-3253. Road. Weekends only. Jerry L Helmer. 8II4-e308 PINE harvest table with 2 ben- training wheels. S5B or offer. Land Con(racts or Mortgages. HAY for sale, first cu«lng. (517)223-9647. DINING Room Set China. drop ches. good condition. $70. GUITARS. mandolins. banjos. 1.500 sq.ft. '~hlcken wire. (517)546-5562. Highest Dollars - Lowest dis- leaf table, 3 leaves. 4 chairs. Franklin stove. Six Inch angle CHRISTMAS trees. Cut your CARA E. LAVIGNE (3131349-1561. violins. Christmas Special. NEW OCelot long Jacket wllh count. Perry Realty. (313)479- MciNTOSH apples. $3 and $5 (313)229-4578. Iron. Used 2x6's. Used '!4 Inch own. 5202 Fisher Road. AUCTIONEER PORTABLE sewing machine. Kessler's Music. 9641 Main. Mouton cuffs and collar. size 7640. bushel. Pears. walnut meat. Whitmore Lake. plywood. Reinforcement rods Howell. (517)546-2676. 6345 Dean Road EARLY American living room Montgomery Ward. good con- 8-10. $350. (3131349-5395. BOOKS WANTED. We buy c()l. dry apple wood. 1313)685-6057. for concrete. (517)546-1941. CUT your own Christmas tree Howell, MI. 48843 set (sofa. 2 chairs. 2 tables. dition. all attachments, $75. KIMBALL Swinger organ. Ex· lectlons of hard covered POTATOES. carrots. onions, NEW Blue Diamond ceramic at Dwyer Road. wesl 01 (51n548-1274 floor lamp). Fall colors. Must best offer. Call after 5p.m. cellent condition. S3OO. Will CUSTOM made Canadian and cabbage. 11 miles north of 8330 kiln. 23 In deep, 19 in. wide. books: Call Tuesday thru Hartland. Take Old 23 north of (517)548-1278 sell. S300 or make offer. (3131349-4919. deliver for Christmas. (517)546- mink stole. S3OO. (313134&-8359. saturday, 1~3131546-5048. Fowlerville on Fowlerville $400. (313)227-4830.after 7p.m. M-59 to Crouse. west to For Selling Action, (51n548-3819. 1597. CAMPER. 1968. Pleasuremate. Road. 3 miles east 10 56B5 PORTABLE Caloric POOL table. $350; Tyco race CAPTAINS bed. hardwood. Cullen. north to Dwyer Road. Choose to Auction EARLY American olive green LOWREY Magic Genie Organ. sleeps seven, Including Braden Road. Mahar Potato Dishwasher with wcod block car set. $20; ping-pong table. excellent condition. (517)548- We have Scotch Pine and sola. maple trim. Reasonable. bench. head phones. ex- screen porch and porta-potty. Farm. (517)634-5349. top. Can be built in. $90. $50.(517)546-0663. 3819. White Spruce. • (313)437-3166aller 5 pm. used two weeks. S850. VCR (313)229-7006. cellent condition. After 6 p.m. PEABODY Orchards Farm PLAYER piano rolls. now pric- OLD toys and trains. any con- CHRISTMAS Trees. affordable EEP freeze. 10 cu.fI.. Na- (517)543.2338. Beta. one month old. S15O. Market. open 7 days 9 to 5. JERRY DUNCAN'S REFRIGERATOR. $50. Gas ed from $3.90. Large selection. dllion. (3131349-6860. prices, Balsam Fir. $4 to $10. tional, commercial. heavy du- MENDELSSOHN upright (313)884-5729. Granny Smith. Northern Spy, dryer. $25. Wood burner. $50. South Lyon Pharmacy. (on the SCRAP copper. brass. Fresh cut Spruce. $10 to $20. · Auctioneering ty, like new. $175. (313)34S- plano. LIke ·new. $400. Call CABBAGE Patch Doll for sale. Mcintosh. Wealthy. Ida Red. (517)521-4054. corner). radiators. batteries. lead. Iron, Good selection. Hall Road and 9573. (3131437-3BBB. Never been opened. Asking Cortland. Jonathon. Jonnee. · Service RECLINERS. chairs. bunks, junk cars. Used auto parts M-38 In Hamburg. Weekends FRIGIDAIRE 1.6 cu. fl. $150. (3131349-1569. Red and Golden Delicious ap- Farm, Estate, Household, speakers. desk. shelves. PICCOLO. Like new. (313)227- "PAINTINGS" sold cheap. Free appllance only. relrlgeratorllreezer. Excellent CHAIN saw, Homellte XL2. ples. Fresh pressed elder. Antique, Mlcellaneous. stereo Tv combination. 7811. A uniquely personal gift. Pric- dumping. Regal's (517)546- condition. Will deliver. S25O. like new. $BO. (3131348-9573. carmel apples. honey, jams (313)227-7738. PIANO. Wurlltzer. apartment ed considerately. For appoint- 3820. (313)227-1562evenings. and flours. We have direct CHRISTMAS 437-9175 or 437-9104 STEREO component. beautiful . size. electric. S4OO. Call DRAFTING board. IIghled. 7x6 ment. Call Genevieve Berqln. USED all or gas furnace shipping and gift baskets. FOR sale. 50 yards IIghl green tone. am-fm. 6 track. $50. Call (3131349-5163. foot. good condition. $50. (517)548-7970Howell. boller, approx. 150.000 Bn) (313)629-6416. 12326 Foley TREES VANSICKLE Aucllon Service. wall to wall carpeting In· (3131437-4349. aller 4:30 pm. (3131887-4301. 12 String Harmony guitar. ex- wanted. (3131349-4066. Road. 4 miles South of Fenton. CHOOSE&CUT .farm. household. estate and cludlng slalrs. with padding. SATELLITE Systems - Highest cellent condition. $60. DOLL house. large. custom POST hole digging lor pole WANTED to buy: old Oriental STRAW delivery available. big Scotch Plne& Spruce • miscellaneous. Novi. (313)563- Good condition. (3131349-1660. quality. complete custom (313)227-6202. built. S3OO. (313)437-3855. barns. fences and wood rugs. Navaho rugs any size or bales. (3131437-0664. READY CUT 0455. Scotch & Douglas Fir 17 fl. GE refrigerator systems. Including projection SPECIAL sale. P,ano-Organs. DRAPERIES for bay window decks. (313)437-1675. condition. Call Ann Arbor, Irostless. used very lillie. UNIQUE gIft baskets and OPEN 7 DAYS PER WEEK 103 Garage& tv. for the discriminating new and used. Best deal this and doorwall. Includes hard- POOL Table - 8 ft. slate. good (313)995-7597or (313)769-8555. S250. (51n546-9500. boxes filled with apples. citrus 9t05p.m. Rummage Sales buyer. Contact Jim Atherton at area. New from S960 and used ware. (3131887-2963for details condition. (517)548-4098 aller WANTED TO BUY. STANDING fruit. nuts. candy. lelly. 40 inch Gas range. good con- Michigan Satelllle Systems. from $100. We also buy your after6 p.m. 7 pm. TIMBER. WE PAY CASH. cheese and meat. Large BROADVIEW dillon. $55. (517)521004297. (313)761-9011or (517)543-6211. old pianos. Sohmer. Tokal. 48" Dozer blade. spring load- RUBBER stamps - Milford (3131887-3225.(3131887-4851. selection from $4.95 to $50. CHRISTMAS TREE FARM ALL GARAGE & RUMMAGE Cable. Kawai. Dealers - 209 S. • GIRL'S While Bedroom set. SIX foot. 2'h Inch Herculon ed action, Snow. Dirt. Fits TImes, 436 N. Main. Milford. WANTED used foosball or Spicer Orchards. Business 4380 Hickory Ridge Road SALE ADS PLACED IN Main Street, Ann Arbor. double bed. excellent condi- neutral colored loose- Monlgomery Ward Tractors. (3131685-1507. socker table. tournament size. orders welcome. (3131632· Highland THIS COLUMN MUST (313)663.3109. 3 miles north of M·59 tion. (313)227-7611. cushioned sofa. LIke new. $90. used once. $100. (3131887-1633. (313)632-7254. 7692. UPS daily. Open dally START WITH THE CITY 10 Room Victorian mansion 857-9192 GE washer and dryer. like (517)223-a590. WURLITZER Organ. 3 ELECTROPHONIC Am·Fm (doll house). exterior com- 9 am to 6 pm. U5-23 North to WHERE THE SALE IS TO • <' WANTED. Used Machinist's new. almond colored. $350 SERTA twin size bed. rollable keyboards. synthesizer. stereo. record player with Clyde Road exit. BE HELD. THE AD MUST pleted. Interior unfinished. In- tools. Call evenings please. both. Call after'3 pm. (517)546- frame. Paid $175. asking $100. recorder. mint condition. eight track and cabinet. $50. \1 BEPRE·PAIDATONE , cludes carpeting. wallpaper (5171223-9275. WHEAT straw $1.00 a bale. 8383. (313)229-2086after 5 p.m. $1500.(313)~2693 ... AntlqlAl oak Icebox. S3OO. Call • OF OUR OFFICES OR m( and bag 01 furniture. $100. Call delivered $1.20 a bale. Web- GIRL's while bedroom set. SOLID brass day bed In- before 11 am or after 5 pm. allerSp.m. (313)229-9245. 109 Lawn & Garden berville. (517)468-2315. PLACED ON A MASTER 107 MIscellaneous (5tn223-7113. CHRISTMAS trees. premium. CHARGE OR VISA CARD. dresser. nlghtstand, head- cluding custom made cover SENCO guns. staples and Care and Equipment WHEAT straw. nice and brlghl. fresh cut Douglas Fir and Blue board. formlca top. Sl00. and bolsters. (313I34&-3m. AMAZING "THERMAR" cuts ALL sand or clay. 50 cents repair service available for $1 bale. (3131662-9845. Spruce, arriving December 8. AAA peat. topsoil. bark, sand. • (3131887-7569after 6 pm. SEARS washer and dryer, hot water bills up to S300 a per yard while supply lasts. SENCO guns at Lee 40000Grand River. Novi. gravel. Decorallve stone. 1m. GORHAM sterling. extra small Ireezer. Very good con- year. Instant demand, Delivery available. (517)548- Wholesale. (3131437-6044. 112 Farm Equipment mediate delivery, Open 7 LIVE Christmas Irees. $15. heavy. service 8. 9 serving dition. $50 each. (517)46803374 tankless waler heaters. 3860. FREE STEEL, round and square tub- days. Fletcher & Rickard Land- ALLIS-CHALMERS WD0045. 7060 Ponl/ac Trail. Just south pieces. $2.000. (3131349-5683. before4 p.m. (517)546-1673. FULL-size bed. $25. Baby crib. Ing, angles. channels, beams. s::ape Supplles. (3131437-8009. $1,600. John Deere side of5Mlle. ·GARAGE SALE AMWAY Products delivered to $20. High chair. S2O.(313)227- 25 Inch RCA console TV. S3OO. TWO stoves: one white gas. etc. Call Regal's (511)546.3820. delivery hay rake. (3131887- 10 ft. Mountain King artlflcal your home, we accept all 7171. ARIENS 3 h.p. snow blower. (517)546-6938. copperton electric. S35 each. SAWS sharpened. shafts and 6103. tree. excellent condlllon. $449 KITS! brand name coupon for electric start. used 4 hours. JUST In=ti;..m-e--:f,..or.....,X""-m-as-.(517)54603766after &p.m. 8 Foot pool table, wood, parts made and repairs. Saw new. sell for (313)231. ASK ABOUTYOURS WHEN redemption. Try our quality. (313)34S-7097. BLADES. 3 pt" 5. 6. 7. 8 ft" S2OO. " YOU PLACE YOUR "Night Racer" race car bed UNFINISHED 2 x 6 bunk leather pockets, orange felt, Shop. 4524 Pinckney Rd., from $150. Tractor tire chains. 3397. (3131879-9169. 'h Inch slate. perfect. BRUSH hog work. snow 'GARAGE SALE AD IN and mattress, seen at Baby beds. $199.95 complete. The S9OO. Howell. (517)546-4636. 3 pl. snowblowers, 4. 5. 6. (3131685-2187. removal. (517)223-7136. THE GREEN SHEET World and Teens lor S300 new. Furniture Store. (313)227-5466. SINGER Dlal-a-Matlc sewing 7 ft. 3 pt. hydraulic splitters. Cub Cadets sales and service. (You must pick up your kit at $85. (3131685-3522after 6 p.m. VERTICAL blinds. picture win- FISHER Snow plow blade. no machine in modem walnut from $349. Round bate SNOWSHOE parts. Suburban Lawn Equip- your local newspaper office dow and patio. make offer. hook up. S250. or best oller. cabinet. Make designs. appli- feeders. $130. Hodges Farm KiTCHEN AID trash com- TOUCH OF menl. 5955 Whitmore Lake during normal business After5 p.m.(313)437~6. (313)231-3894. ques, buttonholes. etc • Equlpment.(313~. TREE FARM • hours.) . pactor. good condition. Best COUNTRY Road. Brighton. (313)227-9350. Dougtas Fir. Concolor Fir. VIKING sewing machine, GOOD wood worker tools. Repossessed. Payoff sse CAB and front blade for Ford oller. (517)548-5589. CASE 446, overhauled. 54 In• Blue and White Spruce. Quali- straight stitch. zlg-zag. power Shop Smith Included, like cash or monthly payments. 2000 or 3000. buzz saw. trailer blade. mower. chains. S2.25O. ty trees to 12 ft. lall. Open - tlQWELL. December 7 only. gear. $125. Call (313)449-2659 new. (517)223-9002. Guaranteed. Universal Sewing axles, 3 pt. boom. 1000 Ibs. \10 Hodges Farm Equipment. seven days a week until 8 pm. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 4830 Mllett. ... center. (313)334-0005. and 1 inch bolts new, tractor after4 pm. GRANDPA'S WORKSHOP. (313~. Six miles south 01Howell. 5591. MIsCellaneous Items. WATER BEDS AND Make this a spectal Christmas SATELLITE Systems - Highest tire chains. (313)meD27 or Pinckney Road. (517)548-1006•. WHOLESALE D1RecrTO YOU wllh a handcrafted pine quality. complete custom HOMELITE saw repair. sachs- (313)227-6000. 104 Household Goods Furniture Wholesale SUCH BVSHAD l!illI1Country Chnstmas highchair or craddle for that syslems. Including projection Dolmar saw repair. Howlett FORD Ferguson 9N tractor Complete frame. headboard, special doll. StNdy chlldrens tv. for the discriminating Bras .. Gregory. (3131498-2715. ATIENTION. buying used fur- Distributors of Michigan seil- Decorations and gifts with bush hog. two bottom 117 O"IceSupplles mattress. heater. liner. fill kit, buyer. Contact Jim Atherton at niture. sporting goods. tools. Ing all new merchandise In TOUCH OF COUNTRY table and chair set. Ideal gifts 16 HP. tractor, hydraulic 11ft. plow and blade, excellent con- and Equipment • • choice of stain and 6 drawer Michigan salellite Systems. and miscellaneous household original cartons. 2 piece mat- 5640M·59 or keepsakes. Prices you can blade. mower. cart. chains. dition. must see 10 ap- pedistal, S3OO. Everything the (3131761-9011or (5171543-6211. =-====--~-....:...... -Ilems. (313)437-6469. tress sets. twin $59. full $78. (East of Howell) afford. (517)548-1026. (313)227-7738. preciated. $2.500. (3131684- ELECTRONIC cash register .. : queen $99, sola-sleepers $119. same with regular pedlstal. open Wed-Sat 5-10 HARD Headed Dolls. Closely SINGER sewing machine In 18 Inch Sears Craftsman elec- 1260. used 3 months, over Sl.000 . 19ro' Anllque black walnut $190. Many others from $150. new. will sell forS550. (517)~ • : bunk beds complete $88, 7 Thursday 11116:00p.m resemble Cabbage PatCh wood cabinet. $100. (3131437· tric snow thrower. like new. FORD 601 Workmaster with table. 6 chairs. refinished. No particle board used. 14 (5171546-5995 5995. Bargain Barn, 5640 M59; : • piece living rooms $239, Kids. Five left. (313)231-2703. 8319. $125.(313)229-9441. front blade and power steer- beautiful wood, S2OO. Mat· year warranty on all mat- Howell. • • decorator lamps from $14.66. 5 SEARS 10 drawer tool box and ching buffet. $150. (51n548- tresses. custom orders Ing. White 2-105with cab;1978. piece wood dinettes $159. S800 5 drawer base cabinet. S3OO. dual oullets. 18.4x38·s, A-1. 3004. welcome. SMALL ENGINE REPAiR 118 Wood Stoves pits now 1375. (517)521-4054. $8.950. Ford 4000 diesel with AMANA upright freezer. 18.4 Now open to public. skip the 313-349-6535 IT-TV SIX foot Alumuvue White door· All small engine repairs. loader. late model. AC-WD-45 ASHLEY wood stoves. Howlett •. cu.ff" $350 firm. (313)437·2843. middleman. Dealers and In- Family and Adult Movie enter· wall. 36 inch bathroom vanity. snowmobile, molorcycle. etc. with loader. 3 pt., $1.250. 25 Bros., Gregory. 13131498-2715:• I • ASHLEY wood burning stove. stitutional sales welcome. WHIRLPOOL freezer. 12 cu.ft. talnmenl. Concerts and local Cheap. (313)685.fl22O. Work guaranteed. Aulhorlzed others. Hodges Farm Equip- AIRTIGHT firebrick lined used one season, S300 firm. Name brands Serta, etc. upright, three years old. $100. Sports. Call for details. Wood • Honda Power Equipment ment.(313~1. stoves and fireplace Inserts. , • Also Speed Queen heavy duty Mil Buffalo, Hemtramck, 1 (313)632-7908. (313)229-7807 SPEED skates. Rydell boots. Dealer. Hartland Kartway, FORD 2000 Tractor. 1ront dryer, works good, $50. bIoclc N. of Holbrook, 1 bIoclc Zinger wheels, SST plale. size full guaralltee. $350:.' WHIRLPOOL frost-free (313)632-6500Dale. loader. rear blade, chains, Homegrown Wood Stoves·. (51n223-8974 before noon. , E.ofConallt. refrigerator. 6 months old. al- 5. new condition. (517)548- 2 Snowblades. Wards (Gibson) S26OO. (3131449-8166. (313)227-5185. '. . BEAUTIFUL custom·made B75-71tl8 Mon. thN SIt 10 1117 mond with fingerprint proof 7347. and I.H.C. Cub, both with INTERNATIONAL model H AIR-tight wood burning • solid oak dry sink ani! upper 1B708Telegraph, 2 bIocka S. of door. S5OO. (313)229-2800. 8 ft. Slate pool table. ex· chains, $75 each. (517)548- tractor. needs overhaul or for IIreplace. Jim Junior.' wall cabinet. slereo unit. 8 Mlle. WHATISTHE cellent condition. $500. S6OO. 2 Year old Whirlpool side-by· 3819. pans. Good tires. radiator, (313)437-8193 days, (313)437.' microwave stand. gun 532-40lIO, Mon. thN SIt. 10-8. side refrigerator. water and (5f7)546-7227. BARGAIN 18 hp. Sears garden tractor etc. S4OO. (3131~72. 8870. • • cabinets and solid walnut end SUn. 12-6 Ice maker In door. S800 or best COLORTIME SATELLITE system 6 ft. with « In. mower, 6 speed tables and coffee tables. Ex· 14480 Gratiot, 2 blocka N of 7 offer. (313)227·7423. (313)231- BARREL? aluminum dish with molor • ANTENNA forward. 2 reverse. 5 months cellent Christmas gifts. Phone Mile, 521~, Mon. thN SIL. 2926. IIyou have an Item you wish to drive, 1 month old. good con- old, List $3.000, sell $1.800 (313)878-9626 lor yours today. 10-8 SYSTEMS sell for S25. or less or a group dition. $1.350. 'nstallallon firm. (517)548-2322. . Also will bill to your plans or 101108 Grand RIver, comer of 105 Firewood Why Rent Cable? 01 Items selling for no more available. Call Starwalker mine. oakman. 834&~, Mon. thN and COIl than S25.you can now place an Satellite. (517)548-5150. SNOW bower. 24 Inch, 2 stage. CUTYOUROWN SIt 10.7 ad In the Green Sheet for Y.r SEARS ZO Inch snow blower, 7Y.rhp" S250. (313)437-5583. 4575 Dixie Hwy. (S mUM W. of ALL Oak firewood. Buy OlD" yo"r olDn prlcel Ask our ad-Iaker 10 S2OO. (313)349-2017. 28 In x 42 In Sleel utility .Telegraph), Waterford Twp., wholesale. Honest measure- place a Bargain Barrel ad for dump trailer. neumatlc tires. Satellfte System (2) Skid tanks and pumps, 350 PontIaC. 874-4121. Mon. thN ment. we deliver. Ley's you. 110 words or less) and (3131878-9322. • Small ads get gallon size each. plus other. $95. SIt. 10-8; SUn. 12-6 Michigan Firewood. White We'" mee' or bea' she will bill you only $2.25. ~~ Cloud. Michigan 49349. Phone any written quotel (313)229-4578. TORO. 5 H.P. Snow-thrower. attention too. IThis special Is offered to 24" Impeller drive. sell· days, (618)889-6254. 11518 M·59 homeowners only-sorry. no SNAPPER power 'awn mower. 15' to 20' Tall Old but In good Nnnlng condl- propelled. electric starter. at our pine grove ACE slab wood. large 4x4x8 Hartland commercial accounts. (3131349-4252. bundles (approxlmalely 3 face lion. $20. (313)227-4522 after in Howell MI cords. $20 per face cord). Sold 632-6878 5 p.m. 110 Sporting Goods Call for appointment by bundles. Delivery available. 10 Speed racing bike. ex· ALWAYS L1vingslon County Lumber. cellent condlllon. $100. ANN ARBOR ROD AND GUN 1-313-834-3589 (517)223-9090. (517)548-4569. COMPANY. Orvis dog beds. • APPLE. Ash. Beech, Oak. THE Howell Recreation large stock of "shlng and hun- U-Cut-U-Haul Birch. Maple. etc. Also lhe Department will be holding lis ting gilts. Open 9 am 10 THE "DELUXE MIX." Seasoned 1-2 annual sports equipment sale 7:30 pm. Monday and Years. Delivered. Free klndl· on December 8 al 10 am. Thursdays. 9 am to 6 pm on Ing. Mlchlgiln'S IInest since Anyone who has any type 01 Tuesdays, Fridays and salur· days. Closed Wednesdays 1970. sand-road gravel. semi \ BARGAIN BARREL sports equipment to sell may LEADER and Sundays. (313)7\l807886. loads 01100" oak poles. Hank reserve a table for $5 by call· t 250 BargaIn Barrel Johnson. Phone 7 days. I Ing (517)546-0693. COUNTRY Wheels Bicycle COUNTRY FAIR (3131349-3018. 36x36 Formica lop kitchen TAYLOR ou'door covers for Shop. Snow shoes. bicycles ANTIQUE AM Firewood, coal. Super K table. excellent condll/on. $25. cars. boats. Implemenls, elc. and accessories. (5171548- FLEA MARKETS kerosene. propane filling. (511)54&:2818,(517)223-3157. 10x12 ft. COVflr$15.90. 15x3Oft. 5542. Nation's Largest Inside Matkets Open 7 days. Fletcher & GAS slove. $25. (313)227·7363. cove, $50.25. Olher sizes In CROSS counlry skis, 40% 10 Rickard Landscape Supplies. Has 2 Big Locations GAS dryer. $20. (313)227·7363. stock. Cole's Elevator. ust 60% off at Heavner Cross (313)437~. end of Marlon Sireet In Counlry Ski center. Christmas GREAT Chrlslmas presenl. ANTHRACITE. coke. Howell. (517)546-2720. gift certiflcales S5 10 1100 for PONTIAC FLEA MARKET ping pong table. $25. (517)548- • bituminous coal. All available TWO new 10.15 LT mUd and ski sales or rental. (3131685- 2045 Dixie Hwy. Ene:!of Telegraph 2818.(517)223-3157. by bag or bulk. We deliver. snow dessert dog Ilres. 185. 2379 for delalls and hours. 1313)474-.4922. GAS Inclneralor. ducts and New Troy Bill' front-mounted CHILD'S ski equipment gas line, $15. Chair bed, $5. Phone: 338-7880 ALL seasoned hardwood. snowplow, $50. Three foot bJ- package. Rossignol sklls, (313)887-1633. Free delivery 10 all of Oakland fold louvered door. (517)546- salomon bindings, Nordica WARREN MARKET and LIvingston Counties. One METAL desk, plenty drawer 4029. Bools (size 3), Scott poles. 20900 DeqiJlndre, 1 block N. of 8 Mile Rd. • $55. two or more· $50. each. space, $25. (517)548-2818, TWO Radianl Healers. work· $50.(313)229-5028. has tho famous (517)82&:6109. \51V223-3157. Ing condition, $50. each. GUNS • buy, sell, lrade. All , ANTIQUE VILLAGE COAL, Kentucky hard. 6 Ion TWO roomsllghl green carpet (313)632-6127. kinds, new and used. Com- Phone: 757-3740 minimum, $BO per ton. Direct 12x15. excellent condition. USED Apple II aoltware. Call plele reloading headquarters. to ~ from Kenlucky. $25. (313)88S03522. Robin, (313)231-3438 for title Guns GalOre, Fenton. (313)63- Both locations open every weekend 151~223. IndprlC8S. 5325. Fri. 4-9 p.m., Sat. & Sun. 10-6 FIREWOOD· milled hardWOOd. VCR, Sharp fronl load VHS LEAD, 1.000 2'h pound brtcks, Open Dally 9-5 for dealer reservation spill Ind delivered. (511)851· wllh remole, In new condition, BO cenls each. (3131348-6010, • 7017. S350.(517)548-2322. 9 aml04 pm. - ~B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLEC LAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday. December 5.1984 •• ", • 115 Help Wanted 115 Help Wanted 118 Wood Stoves 151 Household Pets 1!iZ H0I'I8S1 152 Honnl. 115 Help Wanted 0...... 115 Help Wanted Equipment EquIpInent ATTENTION aides. Are you BABY-SlnER wanted for 3 BURROUGHS, Farms road COST elhclent wood burning MINIATURE Schnauzers- month occasional days, house Is now ,taking applica- Franklin stove with blower. on- Hardy AKC puppies from BLACK registered Appaloosa looking for a job with working old. MANPOWER 9 to 5 Northville area. tions for daytime pot washer ly used 2 wlnlers. Clean. Must Breed and Obedience mare In foal, S8OO.Blanketed hours that are convenient for am pm. TEMPORARY Call Karen. (313)349-1568. and stock person. Apply In sell. (3131661-5774. background. (313)684·5.98 App. filly and Bay filly, $200 you. Now hiring aides for part- each. 4·H prospects for SERVICES has opened a time. part shilts. week-ends person between 8 a.m. and ENERGY Master II stove. has Evenings. BABY-alltor needed, my 4 p.m. Ask fo( Steve. 6341 Christmas. (517}223-9847. new office to serve the and caJl-lns. We will do our home. every other weekend. blower. $275.(313)437-6573. NEWFOUNDLAND puppies, Brighton Road. Brighton, ; ; CHRISTMAS Special. AQHA MILFORD, BRIGHTON, best to work out a schedule hours 6 am to 3 pm. (517)S4&o purebred. Ready for that will be convenient for horses at budget prices. 1979 area. 8898. Christmas. (313)227-5887. HOWELL both you and us. Could lead to '.HESLIP'S HEARTH bucksklll gelding, 1982 red Wanted B1RO meat saw. model 33. Ex· POMERANIAN puppies, AKC. full-llme you so desire. App- Wo,od and coal burning dun mare. Terms available. WE NEED: General Laborers. II cellent shape. For deer, beef shots, males Sl50, females ly at LIvingston Care center, CIRCULATION • Sloves, furnace add·ons, (313}229-5S38. THREE weanling Appaloosa's. Ught Packagera, Handy Man, or poultry. S5OO. Mr. Naturals MILFORD TIMES • file place Inserts, chimneys, S250. (5171834-2673. SECRETARIES WITH: Shor- 1333 W. Grand River, Howell. FIREWOOD. apple. cherry. Best offer. Also mares and catering Co. (313)824-8301. accessones. (517}54&-1127. thand and/or Word Process- EOE. POODLE puppy. Male, I11lxed hardwoods. Delivery geldings. (313l449-8149. 313-685-7546 _~ chocolate, will be 9 to 10 In- ing, Typing skills of at least 55 BABY-siller. Loving mature R~SSELL woodburning lur· available, discounts of larger wpm/secretarlal experience woman to care for four year ches. 4 months, all shots. 1975 WW two horse trailer with CAREING, loving. live-In ~ace, like new. S850. Call .orders. (313)437·5520. dressing room. $1.800. Will quality you for our free old and three month old housebroken, S225. (313}266- supervisor In Adull 'care QI3)464·2257. FOR Sale or lease. Half Ara- (313)34&-7081. Word Processing Training. APPLICATIONS children In our home. must be 6164. home. Wages piUS benefits. SURE Fire, NO. 201A, wood bian Gelding, 4 years. S5OO. are being accepted lOt IIIe dependable and responsible. RESERVE your Christmas now (313)231·1068. burfllng furnace, 80,000 BTU, with Tack. (313l498-2260. 153 Farm Animals lollowlnO PQSlUona: Tuesday. Wednesday and used 1 winter. some dUCI puppies now. Old English, CAREER oriented people 1976 GMC 1 ton pickup. 5th PASTRY ASSISTANT Thursday.1 pm to 5 pm. Mon- work, S650. (313)632·5127. AKC. call (313)477.0447 alter BUCK Service. Purebred Star CASHIER/HOSTESS day and Friday. 7:30 am to needed for management and wheel. 7 horse French horse Alpine. Purebred Nubian. 7 p.m. LOUNGESERVER 4:30 pm. Must have own counseling wQrk. College twO antique cast Iron wood trailer. Excellent condllion. (313)887-3975. SALTWATER 60 gallon DISHWASHER, oay Shift transportalion. Howell area. degree preferred. but. Qot • b~rners, must see. (313)349- (313}685-3182. delivery BUSPERSONS,oay Shllt 0935 aquanum with all E!qulpment GOATS. Nubian doe $15. Please apply with references essential. Part·llme or fuR- HARTLAN D Equestrian Grade Alpine kid $35. Alpine No lelephOne Inqulltes Musl lime. For confidential Inte(· and fish. $195. Gorgeous one MANPONER' apply In person Tues. lhru Fri. to K.E.K.. P. O. Box 87. WOOD stove Ben Franklin Center. Boarding. Indoor persons 'l""'Oll ..... year old Bluefront Amazon doe $45. Alter 6 p.m. (313)498- -e., Brighton. loll. 46116. view call. (313)878-5161. '-' , style. air light. $100. (517)54&- arena, large stalls. Lessons. 10a.m.-4 ., m. parrot. has been trained. 3458. Guaranteed CARRIERS wanted to deliver 9500. Jumping and Dressage. (313)685-9600 BABY-siller In my home. lh friendly. one large and one MUSCOVY Ducks, ready to be S8.00-ss.00/hr. the Monday Green Sheet and WooDBURNER, free stan- Horses for salel Open dally, earned minimum. Be part SHERATON OAKS days, references. (313)231· medium cage. Parrot cost. dressed each. Call alter Wednesday Milford Times. Kathy's Tack ShOp. (313)632· S3 of a winning team where 21lIOO llheraIon Dr•• 3881. ding. zero clearance, child $1000. all for $575. Brighton, 3 p.m. (517}223-9330. Routes open in Milford. aleas guard. Holds 24 inch logs. 5336. anything, even winning the NowI. MlcIIIgMI (313)m.9435, Monday through MUST sell nanny goat, girl World Series of Pizza is EqualOpportunity Employer of Lake Sherwood. Cabinet, S3!lO. (313)87S-5950. HORSE shoeing and trimming Thursday Sp.m. to 8:30p.m. goat. milking stand. S20 each. possible. Opportunities Huron and Main Stree}s. (horse or pony). Rick Morse. Buildinl Ind SHEPHERD. Lab mixed pup- (517}546-3937. exist to advance Into Routes also open in Highland. Blacksmith. H517}223-9305. management poslllons In ACINOWI areas of Highland Green Ind pies. $15. (313)229-2643 alter STUEBBEN Siegfried 19 Inch AUTOMOTIVE machine HORSES boarded, box stalls, less than 4 months. Zoninl Offloial Highland Hills Trailer Park. 4 pm. with fillings. S350 negollable. Domlno's Pizza needs 30 Accepting Applications operator. Must be experienc· Indoor/outdoor arena. lots of delivery drivers, part·tlme for: ed In automolive valve jobs. call Circulalion. (313l68S-7548. SHIH·TZU, AKC. puppy. Tiny. (313)722-6326,(313)453-9097. Help Wanted Part TIme F-~]~-non-shedding. genlle, gold roads and trails. Excellent and full time. Applicants brake rotors and flywheels. CHAIRSIDE dental assistant SIX laying hens, 6 months old. Building and Zoning Official. female with black mask. care. (517}548-1898. must have clean, gas effl· CLERICAL DIVISION (313)229-4454. wanted for expanding office, • (313}227-2566. clent auto with auto In- -Word Processing Must meet requirements a~ (313)227-3736. HORSES boarded. English, AIDE needed for 22 year old part-time position, 1 evening 151 Household Pets TENNESSEE Walker, Blue surance. safe driving Operalors listed in lhe Basic Nation Western lessons. training male quadriplegic on and Saturdays, possibly SHIH·TZU puppies. AKC. Roan. 12 year Gelding. record. willingness to run -Secretarles/Typlsts Building Code (BOCA). available, Veterinary approv· weekends. Dulies include per· leading into full-lime. Please AKC champion Lhasa Apso, black and white. will hold for Quarter Buckskin, 10 year during peak hours and (60 wpm.) Salary commensurate with ed. Exceplional care. indoor work weekend nights. sonal care. light nursing and call during office hours, Mon- champion Pekingese. Shih Christmas. (517}223-8673. Gelding. Appaloosa Mare. 10 -Secre1arlell With Shore experience. Please send arena, stallion services Preference will be given to housekeeping. (517}546-8248 day through Thursday. 8 to 5. Tzu, Yorkshire. Miniature SINGING Male Canary. cage years. 2 Sheep and a Goat. tha"1ti60 ~gm.). resumes to Green Oak available. Renaissance Ara- energetic. well groomed, or (5171546-8291. Ask for Non-smoker please. (313)227· Schnauzer. Stud service. and stand, $50. (313}665-3070. (313)477-2774. Township Personnel Com- bians, (517}548-1473. friendly. courteous. call for an appointment Sharon or Ralph. 4224. Premium puppies. (517)54&- athletic candidates. millee, c/o Township Clerk. HORSE boarding, beaullful TWO meat breed rabbits. buck Monday thru Friday bet- COMPLETE mechanics tool 5784. 152 Horses& Apply In penon at any ACCOUNTANT. Howell 10789 Sliver Lake Road, Milford area, $65. ArabI- and doe, hutch. food. $15. ween 9 a,m. and 3 p.m. .' box. Snap-On tools, IIfelime AKC Lhasa Apso, Shih Tzu, Equipment of the following Manufacturer has a position South Lyon. MI48178. Quarter, gUlldlng, ready for (313l437-3624. guarantee. Box and tools ex- Maltese and Yorkle pups. Domino's Piua locations (313) 227-2034 available for a Cost Accoun- Published: Green Sheet ~ Arabian gelding, 8 years training. make offer. (313l68S- TWO bulls. one 5 year old cellent condition, $1925. Sllots. (517)546-1459. 140 Mary Alexander Court tant. 2 to 3 Years general ex- East & West, 11/21/64, 11/- old, beaullful riding horse, 16 7435. Hereford. S6OO.one 1 year old (313)464-7837.(517}546-1677. AMERICAN Eskamo puppies, Northville perience a must. Degree 28/64 and 12/5/84 hands, $1,000. (517}223-9396. INTERNATIONAL Trends and crossbred. S5OO. (313)878-3387 preferred. Send resume in ...- e fluffy white, $100 to $125. Just 41728 Ten Mile Road Thoroughbred Care Inc. alterS pm. confidence to: Progressive in time for Christmas. Call ARABIAN horses, several Novl I(LL~l~~'"Machinery Corporalion. 2280 quality geldings and mares. Horses and small animal TWO female california giants alter 6 pm. (517)54&-7081. 294 Lafayette SERVICES S800up. (313}685-3182. health and care products. Buy wllh double hutch. S30. West Grand River. Howell. AKC Registered New· Michigan 48843. Allenlion: E. 10 year old registered half It wholesale. Write: IT. P.O. (517}223-7315. a~.South Lyon foundland puppies, available 7SllIOW. Grand River. Carolan. Equal Opportunity Arab mare, 14 hands. shown Box 950. Fowlerville. MI. 48836, BrIghton ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN mid January. $400. S25. or call Jim (517}485-3531. 24 154 Pet Supplies Employer. horse or pony. good at trail. 4- Not an agency, never a fee reserves a Puppy. (313)87S- hours. C.&1. Associates, Engineering Assistant for product development H prospect. equestrian team. E.O.E.M/F EOE/M-F 301D. (313}595-4825.24 hours. 155 Animal Services mm using high temperature raw materials. High Shown Western and English. BEDDING, dry cedar shavings. Started jumping. Bridle and school plus two years technical school or ALL breed boarding and No fleas or ticks. By bag or saddle included. S9OO. Call AUTO MECHANIC equivalent. Strong math & chemistry background MICHIGAN grooming at very affordable Immediate opening for well- yard. Eldred's Bushel Stop. (313)665-7207ask for Fran. necessary. Excellent opportunity for Indlvldualln- (313)229-Sll57• rates by professionals with groomed, experienced auto illallve. Send resume In confidence to: ARABIAN Brood Mare. Wltez II HORSE AUCTION POLICE OFFICER BEAGLE puppies for sale. 6 Open to public every Saturday over 25 years experience. mechanic. Wrecker ex- breeding. Bay. (517}546-4678. perience helpful, Apply in per· weeks. $30. (313)22N784. night. Tack - 7 pm, horses • Don't be dlsapolnted. make Green Oak Township Is seeking Applications Rex Roto Corp. AQHA-PHBA Palomino yearl· your holiday boarding and son, Green Oak Auto, 12676 COLLIE, AKC. trl. male. 5 mon- 9:30 pm. Consign early. for a MLEOTC Certified P.olice Officer. Applica- P.o. Box 980 ing Filly. excellent youlh pro- grooming reservallons early at West Ten Mile, South Lyon. lhs. Champion sired, all shols. Heated for winter .. tions may be obtained at the Green Oak Twp. spect. (3131629-2418. Tamara Kennels. (313)229- (517)546-6816. BID-BUY-SELL-TRADE Hall, 10789 Silver lake Road. So. Lyon, MI 48178 Fowlerville, MI48836 ARABIAN. 15.2. Chestnut, 4 (313)750-9971 4339. • CHOCOLATE Lab. registered. or the Green Oak Twp. Police Dept. at 8965 year. gelding. Excellent 4-H ALL breed dog grooming, pro- llh year female. $125. (313)437· 7335 Old US-23, Fenton, Fieldcrest, Brighton MI 48116. Submit all ap- AUTO BODY MAN project. S950.(313}665-3070. fessionally done with a genlle Michigan. Between Clyde and plications to the Green Oak Twp. Police Dept. Immediate opening for well- 6662. hand. Mary Brockmiller, BOARDING, Howell area. Box Center Road. next to Fenton For further information contact the Green Oak groomed, experienced auto COCKER puppies. blonds. Riding Academy. (517}548-4536. stalls. pasture. hay and grain, Twp. Police Chief, Charles K. Snelling at 231- body man. Apply In person. AKC. vet checked. first snots, daily turn-out. S100 per month. Green Oak Auto. 12678 West PART TIME health and deposition 1122. Deadline for submitting applications will Riding lessons available. PUPPIEPAD Ten Mile. South Lyon. guaranteed. (313)887·9370. be Friday. Dec. 14, 1984. Stallions and lay ups by Professional all breed dog Charles K. Snelling. PRESS HELPERS DOBERMAN'S, black male. private treaty. (517}223-3501 SAWDUST grooming. 18 years ex- BABY-SlnER In Red Oaks LIVINGSTON CTY LUMBER Chief of Police AND red female. Reasonable. evenings or weekends. perience. Reasonable. Trailer Park, 2:30 p.m. to j517}54&-1670. DELIVERY AVAILABLE Satisfaction guaranteed. BINDERY CREW PERSONS BUYING Registered-Grade FROM $6.50 A YARD 5:30 p.m. 3 kids. (517}54&-7840. GERMAN Shepherds. AKC, (517}546-1459. Horses to train for School Pro- (517)223-9090 BABY SinER part·time, Novl beautifully marked. 3 month gram. (313)750-9971. area, my home. Weekdays on- No experience necessary. • males, large boned, healthy. BEAUTIFUL Black quarter Iy. Summer off. (313l349-9929. Mechanical aptitude preferred. intelhgent. Buy now lor horse mare. 2 years. 15.1 Chnstmas. $150. (517}521-3642. BABY·sitler, full·lime position hands. excellent blood lines. SAWDUST (7:30 am to 5:30 pm). available Apply: Personnel Dept. GOLDEN Retriever Pups, very flashy, moves real nice, in January. mature person to 307 E. Grand River AKC, $150. (313)227-7653. DELIVERY great racing prospect. will (313)697.@34 provide loving. dependable Howell, Mi 48843 GOLDEN R~tnever pups. AKC hold until Christmas. $1,200. care for infant and six year rhales, $150. (313)227·5855. (313)887-1768. old. Must have transportation Weekdays 9 to 4 '. SUPER Mix Horse Feed 100 Ill. 165 Help Wanted General and references. (313}227~. 'HALF Golden Retriever half BOX stalls. South Lyon. 8 Mile bag S10.50, Zimecterln. 'Irish Seller puppies. $25. currie. excellent care. lots of Negabot, and Equlvet·TZ AIDE to live in, care for male BABYSIT In my Brighton riding area. S85 per month. (313)87S-6901. Paste Wormers. Cole's pallent. Own apartment. plus home. 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. (33}437·552O. IRISH Wolfhound puppies. Elevator. east end of Marion S200 a week. must be able to Monday lhru Friday. Non- ~ S~/8er/~/'Ylng,ton - Part-time -Champion bred genlie glantr.. BUCKSKIN pony. mare. Sl25 Street In Howell. (517}54&-2720. drive and travel. Prefer smoker. own car. (313)227- ~..., PUbllca,t(ons,Inc. '(5171548-1670. or best offer. (517}223-3488. SHOW Pony. registered ~ female. Send replies to Box Residential Housecleaning 5585. :~RGE Doberman mix. good FIBERGLASS 2 horse trailer, Arab, 8 year. Liver Chestnut. 1858. Brighton Argus. 113 E. 2-3 mornings per week 55.50 per hour BABY-SITTER needed, my watchdog, 18 months, great good condition, S850. or best English and Western. S850. Grand River, Brighton, Mi, 349-8960 home. 2 days a week. day Equal Opportunity Employer with kids. (313}68S-7075. offer. (313)87S-3054. (313)665.3070. 48116. shllt. (517}548-3192. •

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Carpentry, roof· ing the work that you need A clean chimney Is a safe one. DRYWALL. hang finished and Auto Repair Call 559-5590 ... 24 Hours lng, elec1r1caJ, plumbing, GARAGES, done. Remodeling and repair. For a professional job call textured. call Frank (517}546- ce- 5389or Jim (517)54&.3834. ment. (313)437-4834. • MINOR Collision Service. DRIVES, WALKS, call Walter 0110 (313)437-7250. Stan's Chimney Cleaning. (313)887·2909. Licensed, fully HANDYMAN. Carpentry. custom painting, specializing CARPENTRY. Offices and LIVINGSTON Plastering/- ETC. drywall, electrical. wood In rust work. (313)227·2267alter finished basements. Free Insured. Texture Company. Repairs, BURNS AND SONS deckS, free esllatea. Don. &p.m. RESIDENTIAL esllmates. 28 years. (313)47S- remodeling, customizing. professional qualily. (313)227· (313)632-5528or(313l47S-1883. ' RADIATORS, Heater cores, & COMMERCIAL 9597. CHIMNEYS-FIREPLACES QUALITY BUILDER Building and repair, Insurance 7325. HANDYMAN. home low. low prices. At Mechanics 30 years experience HANDYMAN. Carpentry. LICENSED AND INSURED work, also cleaning and In- maintenance. furnilure Auto Supply. 4990 South Old drywall. electrical. wood Electrical For free estimates on your ad- specllon. State licensed, In- restoration. No lob to small. US-23, Brighton. (313)229-9529, (313) 348-2710 decks. free estlates. Don. dillon. dormer, new home. sured. Northville Construc:- (313)632-5164. (313)229-9520. garage, roof or siding, call: (313)632·5528or (313)c478-1883. lion. Free esllmates. (313)34&- ELECTRICAL SERVICES HANDYMAN. Palnllng. DECORATING WI'l"H COLLECTIBLES (313)426-3396 1038. Basement Waterproofing TRENCHING, 4 Inch through * BRAD CARTER* Licensed - dependable. All drywall, carpentry, paneling Don't throw It away' Turn old and discarded obJecls 12 Inch footings. Block work CARPENTER types of WOrk. home or and home repairs. Free IOto wonderful decorator pieces for your home Learn and electrical lines dug. Call estimates. Call Loren. Brick, Block, Cement Specializing in business. 24 hour emergency how to transform items such as sllters. ladles, collee (517}548-2117or (517}223-9818. BUILDING/REMODELING D & R CHIMNEY SWEEPS servlce, free estimates. Mike. (313)349-2246.11no answer. call pots. cookie cullers. an old mailbox, shoe or bud· ALL types-fireplaces. call F. J. Plnehollow (313)348- Servlng South Lyon, Novl. (313)887·2921. before 8 a.m. or after Building & Remodeling BASEMENT cage IOto planters and quaint room decor. This 15· chimneys, basement!. Ex· 2514. Residential homes, addI- Whitmore Lake. Reasonable 5:30 p.m. tions and bonus rooms. Qual!- page booklet oilers color pictures and step.by.step perlenced mason. lowest A building and remodeling REC ROOMS rates. call Dan (313)437-1279. duectlons to help you decorate With your collecllbles, ~ rales. (511)548-3353. professional. Additions. ty Work at Fair Prices. *. 352-0345 Includ~eclal techniques for clean·up 01 old Ilems BRICK, Block, cement Work finished basements, window :t . EVERYTHING In Wall & cellina Bulldln. and Foolings. Also carpenter replacements and more. KITCHEN remodeling, HOME Improvement, all types Supplies and Accessories Send check to COllecllble~ work and excavaling. 30 Years Licensed. Free estimates, cabinets and countertops. of carpentry work, Custom I --O\~ H229 5375,I • Experience. Young Building (313)227-5340. References. Tom Nelson. remodeling, countertops. • Grabber Screws & Products SLGS Pattern Dept. 0 112·page calalog •••• $195 I' cabinets, drywall, call Gary. , and Excavating. (313)878-6067 ADDITIONS, deCks. new (313)632-5135. • Drywall. Metal Studs. Tie Wires • Furring I POBox 2383 (PICluling 700 woodworking (313)437-9453. OlDE ENGLAND or (313)87S-6342. homes. remodel. Insurance • Adhesive • Insulation 1 Van Nuys. CA 91409 and handlcralt proJects) r L B. CONSTRUCTION QUALITY carpentry and CHIMNEY l BRICK. block and stone work. work. L1censell builder. Free v 45283 Grand River Chimney repair. Good work, estimates. (51~267. LICENSED BUILDER remodeling. Licensed, Free SWEEP i • freeestimates, (517)54&:«)21, Kitchens. Bathrooms. Base- estimates. Reasonable prices. Novl, MI48050 I Name I, ment remodeling. Free (51~267. SERVICE REMODEUNG-ALlKIND8 esllmatus, (313)666-3121. B Address ------'CUSTOM FIREPLACES Additions, Window Replace- Carpet CleanIng 5 uilding ~ I Clty _ I, Brtpk, block, ceramic tile, me'lt. Porch enclosures, ProfeSSional Sweeping QUALITY building at the Repairs, Quality work. Call ROGEAFOSS PROFESSIONAL carpet, fur- alnce 1978 ~ uppl.y co.,inc. II Slate Zl~ lowest prices. Additions, niture. wall cleaning. Fire and Wayne. (S13).mo033l Charter Member-MI. I I. ~ garages. repairs, roofing, smoke, water damage, 2 atep "I will be gild to allow you my Chimney Sweep Guild WINTER HOURS: siding, cement and bloc:k 348- (313)~75 work," Relerences given. cleaning, ServlceMaater of M.-F. 8-4:30, Sat. 8-Noon 55&0 ~~~~s~t~~C~g:_J' work. (313)437·1928. Howell. (517)54&-4S60' (313)231-1189 • •• Wednesday, December 5, 1984-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDTIMES-7-B - Help W.nted 165 Help W.nted 115 Help Wanted 1M Help Wanted 165 Help Wanted ~elp W.nted 115 Help W.ntect 1M Helo W.ntect 1M 165 't~ Help Wlftted

CERTIFIED mediCal assistant CASHIERS. Experle~ce DENTAL receptlonlsllofflce EXPERIENCED short order FIELD SERVICE MACHINE TOOL BUILDERS or LPN. Must type, experience preferred, part or full lime, all manager. non-smoker, ex- cooks, lull-time dishwashers. EXECUTIVE NURSE AIDES AND perience preferred. you en- Minimum live years ex- desired, references required, shifts. Apply Oasis Truck II Apply LII' Chef Restaurant, REPRESENTATIVE JCPenney ORDERLIES NEEDED joy helping people, are health perience. must read prints, be Are you looking for work, with must bring resume. (313)666- Plaza. Hartland, Monday Brighton. (313)227-5520. SECRETARY We are seeking an energetic, able to work with a minimum 1400. through Friday between 1- oriented and value ex- TWELVE OAKS hours to meet your Iamlly cellence. please send resume CORPERA TE OFFICES self·Slarting Individual with 2 Is now accepting applications 01 supervision. Must be needs? We need people to COUNTER help In fish market, 3 p.m. to: Box 1856, C/O Livingston NORTHVILLE AREA to 4 years previous ex· for part time positions In: familiar with all aspects of work 4 to 8 hour shifts. 1 to 5 Farmington Hills. full-time for I ELECTRICAL CARRIERS Wanted to deliver County Press. 723 East Grand perlence or equivalent to ser- sales machine building. Apply In days per week. Earn • =~h of ~ember. (313~7&- the Monday Green Sheet and River, Howell, MI. 48843. INSPECTOR Must have normal secretarial vice Industrial balleries and Stock person at Novl Precision, Christmas money In your the livingston County Press. DENTAL office receptionist/- skills. shorthand, as well as chargers. Successful applI- Credit 11801 East Grand River. spare time, call us at Beveriy Routes open In Howell, areas ability to administer. Need CLERICAL part-time possibly oHlce manager, or chair side Must have current cant must be detailed oriented Catalog Brighton. Manor of Novl (313~n-2000. of Byron and North Tompkins. super mature person who Full lime COMMISSION sales full-time. light typing, phones, assistant, non-smoker, health State of Mlchiyan. and have chauffeur license to Please call Circulation. seeks challenge. poSitions are also open In the filing. bookkeeping. (313)34&- oriented. like helping people. Master Electr cal operate truck with 32.000 NEEDED, people to work with (5m~. lollowlng tiepartments: 8864 ask for laurie. call Firday only Dr. Hearln License. Hours and pounds gross capacity. We of· MACHINE TDOL developmentally dlsablecl.. pay rate negotiable. Excellent salary and benefits. ler a competitive salary and Men's Clothing CARPENTERS, roughers, ex- (511)546-4208. ELECTRICIAN Afternoon and midnight Shifts Furnltare perienced .only. (3131878-3694. Please send resume to liberal benefits. Call or write In Minimum of five years ex- available. Full-time, part-time DESIGNER. Draftsman- Send resume In conlldence confidence to: Mrs. DeVergillo Benellts Include Paid Vaca- ::;~CHRISTMAS CARRIERS wanted to deliver Green Oak Township perience. Must be and emergency relief. Must Mechanical. Minimum two to: P. O. Box 1863, C/O Nor- C & D POWER SYSTEMS tions, Paid Holidays, Discount the Monday Green Sheet and Personnel Commillee. knowledgeable In program- have high school diploma or . MONEY' years experience. automated thVille Record, 104 West Main, FIRST STREET on purchases, Prollt Sharing, the Fowlerville Review. c/o Township Clerk, 221 mable controllers, read prints equivalent. Call Barb or Mary, equipment. Send resume to Northville, MI. 48167. P.O. BOX 198 Hospitalization and more. Ap- Routes open In the city of 10789 Sliver Lake Road. and be able to troubleshoot (313)665-1152• NLB Corporation, 29830 Beck • BRIGHTON. MI48116 ply In person. JCPenney Per- Fowlerville. Please call Cir- South Lyon, MI48178. electrical problems. Apply In Road, Wixom, MI. 48096. At- An equal opportunity (313)22t-2410 sonnel Departmenl. Twelve NEED part time Energy Con- culation (517)546-4809. Published GSE & W person at Novl Perclslon, Earn money for a tention Ken Miles. employer. M/F. Oaks Mall only. Monday sultants In local area. No ex- 11121,11128,12/5/84 An . Equal C1pportunlty 11801 East Grand River, through Friday. 10 a.m. to perience necessary. can be • oright Christmas Employer. Brighton. EXPERIENCED baby,slller, 4 p.m. Equal Opportunity done after normal work. $800.. $2400. per month. Call Mr. with our light in- WHATISTHE DESIGNER ELECTRICIANS 6 pm to 2:30 am. lour nights Employer. M/F. HAIR Dressers With cllenlele, MACHINE assembly tool Joyner toll free. 1-800-962- per week. McClements. An established parts feeding PIPE FITTERS rent booth or commission, makers. 3 years experience 4908. Distributorship available. d'ustrial and BARGAIN Hacker Road area. call after company needs responsible modern salon. (313134&-9290. JANITORIAL help wanted, full necessary. Full benellts. Call 6 pm. (313)229-66&2. p-:'ac k a gin 9 BARREL? Individual with a technical INDUSTRIAL HOUSEKEEPER· child care, 4 and part·tlme, male and belween 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. If you have an item you wish to. school background and 3 EQUIPMENT Operator. afternoons, 10 hour week. female. Starting time 10 pm, (313)429-7320. Auloma Corportatlon Is a NURSES ~s~ignmentsin the self for S25. or less or a group years minimum design ex· Backhoe equipment Case S5.50 hourly. Experienced. poSSible six days. will train. LPN's, RN's needed lor rapidly growing dynamic of Items seiling for no more perlence for design and and Vermeer Mfg. Only ex- ~In January. (313)229-6584. (3131629-2794,call days. private duty home care. Pa-, Plymouthand Wix- deSigner and builder of unI- than S25.you can now place an development of parts feeders, perienced need apply. tlen!. closed head Injury. que Robotic and Automation HELP wanted carpenters, KITCHEN help with cashier ad In the Green Sheet for Yl conveyors and handling (517)546-ll607. MACHINE Rehab. Experience helplul. om areas. No ex- Systems. We need experlenc· please call (313)34&-2514. experience, Novi area, perma- price! Ask our ad-taker to systems. Pay commensurate FREE PLACEMENT Pleasant working condllions ed Industrial control people at HOUSEKEEPER needed once nent part·time. Also call-ln perience needed place a Bargain Barrel ad for with experience. ASSISTANCE available only with excellent pay. For con- all levels to help us continue a week. In Novi. (313)349-5126 person needed 5 days 10 a.m. BUILDERS you, (10 words or less) and CAMPBELL MACHINES CO. for general assistance or ADC fidential Interview. Brighton to grow. If you are looking for after6 pm. to 2:30 p.m. Call (3131349-5000, • and never a fee. she will bill you only S2.25. 46400Grand River recipients liVing In Oakland Automa Corporation Is a area. (313)227-5456. a career opportunity In a extension 299. after 8 a.m. (This special Is offered to Novl, Michigan 48OSO County. No experience HAIR stylist. Fantasllc Sam's leader in the design and Callnow. dynamic envlronmenl, apply LOOKING lor part·tlme work? homeowners only-sorry. no (313)349-5550 necessary. Call the Walled needs high energy uJrbeat building of Robotic Systems at: Automa Corporation, 1 Phone marketing reps NURSE aides needed, all commercial accounts. Lake Office, (313)624-6800, Ex· slyllst for new shop opening and Automallon. We are cur- Quality Way. Grand Blanc, MI wanted. 3 shifts available. shifts. Experience helpful or . (313)525-0330 tension 245. Northwestern and Fourteen rentiy looking for machine DENTAL receptionist needed. (near corner of North Holly Mile Roads. Call (313)543-4730 must have pleasant phone will train. Call (313)68S.14ooor part·tlme, experience prefer- builders with 5 years ex- DESIGNER Detaller. 5 to 8 and Baldwin Roads). E/O/E. FOWLERVILLE Village DPW today. vOice. For Information call apply: West Hickory Haven. red, Pinckney area. (313)87&- perience. Applicants must years mechanical experience. position open. Applicant musl 1313)348-0990. 3310 W. Commerce Road, SUPPLEMENTAL be qualified as equipment have a thorough knowledge of machine tool builder has per- 9019. LIVE-in invalid care, 40 year Milford between 8:30 a.m. to operator with experience. Ap- blueprint reading. Apply In ~TAFFING INC. manent position open as of DOORMAN, bouncer. AUTOMA • old woman. Aide experience 3:30 p.m. weekdays . plications accepted until IMMEDIATE person at: Automa Corpora- Janurary 2. 1985. Send resume Waitresses. Rascals Lounge, preferred. Care Includes per· NEEDED: Basic houseclean- EXPERIENCED bartender and 5 p.m. Wednesday December tion, 1 Quality Way. Grand THE TEMPORARY HELP to Box 1859 livingston County South Lyon on Pontiac Trail WORK sonal hygiene. meal prepera- Ing, one day. Northville area. waitress. Apply In person, 19, 1984 at the Fowlerville Blanc, MI (near corner of PEOPLE Press. 323 E. Grand River. and 11Yl Mlle. Call (313)437· tlon, physical therapy. some After 7p.m. (3131349-4810. Sammy sail Inn, 8724 West Clerks office. 137North Grand, North Holly and Baldwin Howell. MI48843. 0707. IN lafting required. Assistance Grand River, Brighton. Fowlerville, MI. 4883lHl677. An Roads). Or send resume to: NIGHT watchman wanted. DISHWASHER. full time, days. from family members. Room, • CHRISTIAN lady to stay with DENTAL Hygenist wanted equal opportunity employer- WIXOM Auloma Corporation. P.O. Box Part·tlme only. Previous ex- board, salary. S500 to S600 80 year old lady. (313)229-8310. part-time. Call (517)223-3779. (313~78-9742. M/F/H. The Village Council 587, Grand Blanc, MI48439. E/- pelence necessary. Will check month. 5 to 6 day week. reserves the right to accept Two shilts available for Light OlE. references. Novl area. (313)632-6724. (313)349-7969. and/or reject any and/or all Industrial Work. Phone and applicant applications. reliable transportation need- AUTOMA NURSES Aides. We are now ed. No experience necessary. McDONALD'S hiring for our next class If you Never A Fee. Now accepting applications EMPLOYMENT MINI MAID MATURE typist, part·tlme. 9to are a caring person and enjoy for JanitOrial Help. Apply at FULL tlIIE 2:30. $4 per hour. Send working with the elderly. Con- POIlfllClH AV IIJo1IJU the Novi, Walled Lake, tact Greenbriar Care Center, OPPORTUNITIES H!llHT AUDIlOR 313-525-0330 South Lyon Locations, Mon- resume including relerences The Famous Team of HoIel front dosk ~ rugtll -..

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COMPLETE Janitorial and A-1 Holiday special! Get ready J and B Roofing Inc .. shingles ANY Northville driveway. $10. BILL Allor's Tree Trimming CAKE Decorating: Weddings, Building Maintenance. Wall E-ZVENDING lor the holidays now! DIs- PLUMBING- B&HRooANG and lIat Single-ply systems. (313)349-8681. and Removal. 30 years ex- anniversaries. birthdays. holI- and Window Washing, Pain- Service Is our business. CoI- counts on all professional NEW WORK. REROOFS Mobile home specially. AAA Snow Removal and salt perience. Free estimates, ful- day specialties. Call L1n ting, light repairs. Reliable lee. pop, candy, snack painting, wall washing. carpet Repair-Replacement I TEAR OFFS. REPAIRS (5171548-1271. Spreading. Commercial or ly Insured. (313)44~74. (313)887·5801. and Reasonable. Call RAM machines. Independent, faml- and furniture cleaning. For a reSidential. (Not Insurance WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY Modernization L1~~~i~~T:~~¥~~D NEW or tear-off roof, siding of Trucking Building Maintenance for a Iyowned. Iree holiday gift, call now! all types. Best prices in town. related) Call Landon Outdoor done super reasonable. free estimate. (51n223-3602. (313)437-5156 Free estimates. (51n223-7218. Electric Sewer Cleaning 'i BRIGHTON 313-231-3350 Insurance repairs. (517)546- Services, (313)227·7570. 9 a.m.t09 p.m.(313)449-213O. SAVE. let us contract your 6710. Tutoring PAINTING LON G ' -;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;::::::::::; Welding worJ<. Bonded janitor service. REROOFING. Pmehollow Inc. PLUMBING ... TUTORING. reading, math, Commercial. Industrial. office. Mobile Ho,:"e service I Interior-Exterior Experienced. Quality Work. study skills. New Morning I (313)229-6m. Ask for Lee •• AND T.D. Reasonable rates. Call ROOT'S Well Drilling FLOYD'S Furnace Repair. 24 WALLPAPERING ; School. Plymouth. 1313~~ FANCY BATH hour heating and cooling (313134&-2514. JAMES Layman Well Drilling. 2 • landscaping Reasonable Rates \ Bjorling EXCAVATING 3331. specialists, Interior and ex- BOUTIQUE Rubbish. Removal Inch to 12 Inch Wells drilled AAA Leal Removal and Fall CalfL:ou--- SNOW TV .. Radio Repair terior repair. roof coating, Serving tho area & CO. and repaired. Pump S8les and clean Up. Fall Fertilizer. We ADC Visa and Master card PLOWING Service. Water Conditioning (313)349-1558 since 1949 Salt Spreading also remove dead or un- Welcome. Authorized warran- All types. Shingles. Upholstery and Ground Water Heating EXPERIENCED Painter. In- 190 E. Main Street & wanted trees. sometimes free ty service center for Coleman. Flat roofs, Single Ply equipment. Holly (313)634- terior and exterior , wallpaper. Northville-349-0373 of charge. For any outdoor Miller, Intertherm. and Duo- Rubber. Tear offs & Sandblasting REMOVAL CALL Smiths. All work 9572. Free estimates. Quality Work. needs call Landon Outdoor Therm. (313)632~0. Repairs. Chimney Contracts available GUARANTEED! Labor starts Call Steve. (517)546-8950. Services. (313)227-7570. RAY'S Mobile Home Service. repairs. Sawmill 24 Hour Service at; Sofas, $150. Chairs, S75. Windows FREE ESTIMATES Furnace, air conditioning. In- INTERIOR, exterior painting. GALBRAITH PLUMBING Snow and Ice Cushions. S15. Check low and HEATING (313)684-2707 drapery prices. (313)S61~2. stallation. cleaning and repair. Iree estimates. stains (all removal. Septic Tank service JIM ROOT Fletcher & Doors, windows, skirting. heat phases), wallpapers, drywall Licensed and Insured. No job Senior Discount ANDERSON repairs, remodeling (all too big, too small or too far. 20 16 Years Experience Vacuum Cleaners tapes. Licensed, Insured. COMPLETE septic tank ser- Replacement Windows phases). Work guaranteed. years experience. Electric Terry 437-9388 Rickard (3131227-6723. vice. Cleaned, Installed, and Call for (517)851-7017.(517)546-4216. sewer cleaning. Mobil Home Wallpapering Land.cape SappU .. repaired. Free brochures on Free Estimate Moving and Storage Service. (313)437-3975. request. Eldred and Sons EXPERIENCED Quality wall (313)229-6857. SNOWPLOWING. commercial DOWNS Moving Company. covering. Michael (313)229- Brighton Window Open 7 Days PAINTING or residential, free estimates. • Local and ·state-wlde. INTERIOR - EXTERIOR Pole Buildings Sewing 7338. (313) 231-9197 • Peat. Topsoil. Bark, (313)471-4453.(3131981·5591. Reasonable rates. (313~22- Sand Gravel. WALLPAPER Installation, very 2288, (3131227-4588. AAA Construction. Any size. ELIZABETH'S Alteralions. SAVE your back. let us make Decorative Stone WALLPAPERING STARR reasonable. Experienced. call very reasonable. (517)546-6710. Specialty, hemming pants your tracks. R & G Plowing. CONSTRUCTION Kathi(517)S46-175t. WINDOWS (Immediate Delivery) Music Instruction BY BARN Specialists: pole barns, $2.50. (313)624-6396. Residential, Commercial and SOUTH LYON • Garden Supplies 2 story barns, prompt service. Industrial, Free estimates, in- Wall Washing PRIVATE plano and organ FRANK MURRAY . **** sewing Machine Repair sured. (313)887-7192. (313)887- INDUSTRIES • Absopure Water Reasonable. (313)498-2333. EXPERT ROOFING lessons. Experienced teacher Neatness & Quality Work 3359. 415 N. LAFAYETIE • Softener Salt POLE BUILDINGS, Smithers (OLD AND NEW) REPAIR most model sewing Water Comlltlonlng Whltmoru Lake area. (3t3)449- Guaranteed • Coal Pole Buildings. (5t7)851-8479. SHINGLES machines, work guaranteed. Solar Energy SOUTH LYON, MI. 2702. Top Grade Paint Applied Manufacturers 01 architec- • Super K. Kerosene HOT ASPHALT Whitmore Lake. Call (313~49- Wedding servlc9s 24 yrs. Experience Pool service turally designed prime and • Firewood RUBBER BASE 26S9 aher 4 pm. Stereo Repair . MUSIC LESSONS Free Eslimates with No replacement windows. also • Propane Filling , Obligation ALUMINUM SIDING WALT'S Sewing Machine Ser- Pool Table Recovering An Evening to Remember storm windows. Stop by our While You Walt Piano-Organ TRIM & GUTIERS vice, Reasonable rates. Storm Wlmlows lactory showroom and see our All Types Masonry (313)68S.1914. display. Strings-Wind 3~3-437-5288 • Refrigeration MY OJ'S 437-8009 I Call Dan Telephone Installation • Sharpening (313)437-4151 349-0580 .J PAINTING, Interior, exterior. (313)348-0733 ENTERTAINMENT 54001 Grand River When good just Isn't good Schnute Music Studio Dry wall repair. Quality work, Roofing & Siding . enough. (517)54&-5468 aher New Hudson reasonable rates, free Window Washing • Northville 7:30 p.m. (313)477-7883 estimates. Call Loren. ALL siding and roofing. Licensed. Free estimates. anytime. 1313)349-2248, ..-.ROO_F - TOP DB.lVERYON ~L£S WoodStov ••• ALL sand, S1,oo per yard. Call Reasonble prices. (517)~ Painting .. Decor.tlng PAINTING, Interior/exterior. iIIi (51nS4&3146. 0267. 20 years experience. Free A.1 Quallly work at sane Locksmith estimates. Dave (313)632·7525. prices. Jack's Palnllng. 12 years experience. (313)23t- Pest Control Maid service 2872, ROOFING Photogr.phy ~

e.' ------~ --~-..:.--Pllno Tuning Wood stove BAGGET ROOFING GEORGE SCoII. Reasonable AND SIDING ~ Inserts rates. Call alter 4:30 pm. ~ Installation , (313)685-8093. Hot Asphalt Built-Up Available Rools, Shingle Roofs, I Pll8terlng Aluminum Gutters and STEPS Down Spouts. a..;..;';';';;;';;;;';";';':;';;:;';';;~';';":':~~..Jr-<.:;..r; LIVINGSTON Plasterlng/· 16 Stock Aluminum Siding and Cannel Texture Contractors. Repairs, Sizes Trim. Licensed & In- Coal remodeling, customizing, pro- sured. 35 years UNITED SUPPLY" ~ feaslonal quality, (313)227- tit Pound orTon experience. A'ID SALESINe. 7325. Brighton Stone PLASTERING and Drywall, 1310N.MAIN' ANN ARIOR 662-3213 e Patio a Step Ctr., Inc. New, repair and texturing, Ex· NORTHVILLE (M-1.... t N. Main) , cellent quality. Reasonable (313) 349·3110 "Free Instruction BooIlI.ts & Assistanc. by ,Ir Elperienced P'lSonnel" • 7196 W. Grand River 229-6648 rates.1313)34!:25e3. - " ~ 8-B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLEl> LAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday. December 5.1984 •• ,'

' , 165 ~elP Wlnted 165 Help Wanted Oeneral 166 Help Wanted SALES .167 Business 201 Motorcycles 215 Campers, Trailers 230 Trucks 233 4 Wheel Drive . 240' Automobiles " r-- Opportunities & Equipment • Vehicles 198t KawasakI 650. Purchased 1979 Chevy ~ A Wheel, v-i. AMC Spirit. 1981. good condI- tion. air. 4 speed. stereo. NATIONAL Company looklng new Spring 1983. Kept in Pickup camper. 8~ foot. Sw- 400. automatic. power ateer· ,. Chevy ~ ton four wheel OCCUPATIONAL 40,000 miles. (313)229- SYSTEMS ANALYST DRIVER SALES garage. lUll plexlglass wind- Inger. with toilet. S8OO; heavy Ing. power brakes. 2 Ianka. drive pickup. S850 or best 01· $2.1190. lor satellite Antenna Dealers. 5852. :·.THERAPIST EARN $300-$600 No experience required. Com- shield. KG bags and trunk. equipment tandem axle 68.000 original miles. 7 II. ler. Fowlerville. (511)223-Il9OO. No Experience Necessary. Merc;ywood Hospital. a unit 01 Progresslve company seeking plete unit prices S830 and up. touring saddle. 4.400 miles. trailer. covered. best offer. western plow. $5,100. (313)221· alter 8:30 pm. 1969 AMX. 390. 4 speed. gOOd catherine McAuley Health an addition to slaff to develop Company Vehicle condition. $2.000. (517)548- Retail $1,295. Phones open 24 $1,200. (5171546-3715 alter (313)229-7150.7 :-:4~93;:,'=:----,:,:,",:"_-:--~= 1973 CJ.5 Jeep. Runs and Center In Ann Arbor. Is seek· new applications, program Free Training 1749. . hours. (313)57()'7800. 6 pm. SMALL Pickup camper. 2 11177Chevy ~ ton. 4 x 4. New Iooka excellent. $2.300. Also Ing an Occupallonal Therapist and lead projects. Preler 3 Company Bonus NEW 1982 Yamaha 750 Virago, extra top In box. $200. (313)624- 1979 AMC Spirit. automallc. years 01 experience In a Gall (313)471·5696 bunks, 3 small cabinets. 5200. IIres and radiator. Dual tanka to wOrk full-lime In the Adjunc· only 325 miles, rooster lalrlng. (313~1. and top. (313)68$-1403 aller power steering. power • systems analyst capacity. In- BelWeen 10 a.m. & 4:30p.m. UNDERCOVERWEAR . 5624. live· Therapies Department. brakes. no rust. '2150. surance and IBM 34/36 pro- ladles supplement your famI- speakers, $2,7115 or TWO wheel trailer. (313)229-6 ~~p::.m~.:----.-~==:--::-= 11179 Chevy Luv Pickup. 4 reasonable offer. (Perfect 8024. 1978Chevrolet LUV Truck with speed, 4 wheel drive. rust. (51~. Bacl)elor's Degree from an ac- gramming knowledge a plus. FREE REAL ESTATE LICENSE ly Income by startilllLl:..our own no Christmas gill.) (313)349-6389. excellent condlllon wilh cap, credited college or university Department oilers Challenging TRAINING. Molivated people. lull or part·llme busll1!$s now. TRAILER. 5'w x 12'1 x 6' high. cap, $975. (511)548-2517. miles. $3.685. (313)227· and 'current registration and position, high level exposure. no expenence necessary. to Sell quality lingerie at home TWO Honda 3-wheel ATV, 1 EnclOSed. tandem axle. with 1982Chevy Suburban. 4x4. 6.~I low PARK AVENUE. 1985. 4 door. me~bershlp In the American creativity and opportunity lor sell real estate. Top commls· parties. call Mrs. Kangas year old. best oller. (313)227· ramp. 1981. $1.000. (517)546- diesel, automatic. WI· 3280. 5351aller pm. lull power. lactory official. Occupational Therapy growth. II interested. please sions. bonus and trip Incen- (3131878-3949. 5 5924 evenings. (313)229-5160 overdrive. front and rear air ~ ton 11176Dodge four wheel New car financing & warranty. Assoclallon or eligibility for send resume to: tive. Fast management op- 1978 Yamaha TT5OO,excellent days. condllionlng. rust proofed. drive. V-8, $700. (511l546-1941. Used car Priced! reglstrallon required. II ellgl. condition, with lights. S6OO. UTILITY trailers. new. 4x8 loaded Silverado. very good 11179Ford Supercab. A wheel portunilies to qualllied In- 170 Sit tlo W ted Bill Cook Buick. Farmington ble lor registration. passing Director 01 Human dlvlduals • small materials and ua ns an (313)229-7150. $325, 5x8 S350. 5x12 tandem condllion. (3131735-5251. drive. 4 speed. am-fm stereo Hills.471-oBOO exam Is a condilion 01 employ· Resources book charge. For appointment ALTERATIONS and sewing. 1981 Yamaha XV920RH. Rare $575. Wood hauling trailers. 1976 Chevrolet ~. V·B. casselte, cover. 52.000 miles. ment. Previous experience In Stralton-Gheeseman call Mr. Orlop In Brighton area For ht. for restyling, lor cOm- European cale version. candy (3131229-6475. automalic. power steering. good condillon, $3.100. Management Company shott term. acute care (313)227·5005 or Sharon Serra lort, for value. call carmen. apple red. sport shield. UTILITY Trailer 4x4'h power brakes. original owner. (313)227·1512aller6 pm. P. O. Box 1563 psychiatric seltlng Is preler. In Novl area at (313)348-8430. (313)437-8071. Dunlop 1<181's, custom ex· removable rear gate. size . 82.000 miles. (313)227. 11179 Ford 150. 4x~. power RIVIERA. 1981. Automatic. lUll .- E.lanslng, MI.48823 full $995. red. Real Estate One. ';'A:..':g::!e;;'ne:":rat':::;:'c:';'lea':"""n':""in-g-O-r-:th-a-tpa-r. haust dual disc, Must see to steering. power brakes. power. loaded wilh options. EOE wheels. camping. haullng,94 ;:;54::;:.'--=:_--:--,-::""':"::--.,.....,._ Sharp! Super Sale Priced. PHONE sales opportunity lor ty cleaning done by ex. appreciate, $1.600 IIrm. dump. $125.(3131887·1633. 1984 Chevrolet 5-10 pickup. automatic. V-8, no rust. $4250. Please apply In person or $6,1195. outgoing personality to make. perlenced women. Call (517)521-4906. 14.000 miles. Best offer. (511)223-9090. send resume by December 11. Bill Cook Buick, Farmington calls for home Improvement (313)437-8112aller 3 pm. 1981 Yamaha 400 Special, 4,000 220 A ut0 Parls (517)546-Q95. 1972 GMC Jimmy. Mint, 350. 1984: to the employment 01· Hills, 471-oBOO SURFACE GRINDER contractor. call (511)548-3489. A.l cleaning ladles. general or miles. $1.100. (3131887.9186. & Service :::;19~77~C:;..:he:::vy=:3,.,.,4,....,..to-n-35O=-:V7.:-8many extras, cruise, stereo. hce:. Experienced In H. S. S. lorm parties. Mrs. Hoban or Mrs. automalic. Runs good. $1.200: $3,200. (313)624-3904. tools. urgenlly needed by 205 Snowmobiles CARTIER Auto Parts and Ross, (3131887·2197. (313)227-4591. 1966 Jeep pickup. 4 wheel CATHERINE McAULEY solid, established mllr. top RETAIL SALES sales. Open 7 days a week. CIERA, 1982, Brougham. 4 Fashion Bug. one of drive wilh western plow. not • HEALTH CENTER rates. overtll'l·e. Iringes, ALL Fall or weekly Cleaning 2 Artlc cat Jags. (5111546-1890. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. (313)231·1619. 1984 Ford F-l50. lull size. A door. automatic. air. power America's lastest growing speed overdrive. under 20,000 roadable. S850. call after .Mercywood Hospital steady. 2285 West Maple Rd. beautllully done by an ex· 1973 Arctic Cat lynx 292. S350. CHEVETTE parts, transmis- steering, power brakes, lilt, chains 01 women's ready to miles. 300 cubic Inch 6 6:30 pm. weekdays (511)546- • 4038 Jackson Road Walled lake, (313)624-5146. E. perlenced woman Home Callaller6 pm,(3131887·1942. sions, rear ends. floor pans, cruise. stereo & more. Sale wear. Is presently accepling cylinder. $7.000. (517)223-3826:, 0911. • P. O. Box 1127/N·12 O.E. Economist (in prolesslonal 2 1974 EVlnrude snowmobiles. shock tower cuts. engines in- Priced!! 'Ann Arbor. MI. 48106 applicatIons for sales posi- JIMMY 1979. no rust. never maids unllorm) lor homes and 35 HP rotary engine. 1 needs stalled. Champion Parts. Bill Cook Buick" Farmington lions at Its West Oaks Ioca- businesses. Also lull service seen a plow. $5.500 or best of· SNOW shovelers wanted. IiItie work, 1 lor parts. $200 or (313)437-4105. Hills, 471-oBOO EOE lion. IIyou are a sell mollvator housekeeping skills expertly 1984 Ford 1 ton pickup. dual fer. (313)229-5838. must be reliable with own best offer. (313)231·2778. 1977 Chrysler New Yorker. and looking lor a company you perlormed: laundry. meal' :;;':;;';::~~~~~::::"'--,-- rears. air. stereo. speed con- 1971 Jeepster. cylinder, for transportation. (313)669-1333. 1980 JD L1quldlller, excellent 1968 T-bIrd. All or for parts. 6 can grow with. come in and preparation. child supervi- trole. auxiliary fuel tanks, parts. Good engine and new PROGRAM Director for day condition, 500 miles. $1,800. (313)227·5793. MUSTANG. 1978. Automatic, SCHOOL bus driver with C3 talk with us. We offer Blue sion, etc .. etc. (511)548-1439. automatic transmission, many tires. S2OO. (3131349-3282aller • care: (313)44~756. Certification needed to drive (517)546-7227. power steering. power Cross and Blue Shield. A Holiday special! 20% off with FORMER auto body Instructor more extras, low mileage. 3 p.m. PRINTER. full-time. for Fenton am and pm school runs. Field brakes, extra sharp. Priced to prescription. dental. vision this ad on all prolessional KITTY Cal, Child's will do light rust. bump work $12,000. (511)223-9294. prln( shop. running A.B. Dick trips upon appointment. call SUBARU 1980 GL wagon. air. sell!! care. paid vacations and many painting. wall washing. carpet Snowmobile, good condition, and palnling. reasonable. 360. 369. ftek platemaker. Ex· (3131349-3610. Mlchellns.· Sony am·fm Bill Cook Buick. Farmington more. For a confidenliallnter· and furniture cleaning. $300. (3131887·1985. (313l869-9577. • perlenced only need apply. view call. (313)348-1430 or casselle. $3.450. (517)540-3282 Hills.471-oBOO Reasonable. Get ready lor the 1984 Kawasaki. 3 Wheeler. li- FOUR lR6().15 Trackmaster 1965 Ford Tennessee pickup. evenings. Ask for Leann. (313)75G-945O. come In to our West Oaks holidays now! Free estimates. quid cooled, good condition, radial IIres. good tread. $125. 35.000 miles on 302. good tires. PERSON to milk cows. SALES CAREER 1984 ST·l0 Blazer Tahoe. V-8. shopping location. Call now. (511)223-7218. must sell. $1.800 or best oller. (313)229-9441. (5m~184. new brakes. new shocks. no loaded. rustllrooled, 9,000 EXP., 1982. Automatic. power We need good people to BABYSITTING. Dependable. (517)545-0591. FOUR 14 Inch radials on AMC rus!. $1.500 or best oller. call PROJECT mechanic to build miles. $11.500.(3131887·2869. steering, power brakes. represent our organization In reliable, experienced. Cralls, 1979 Kawasaki Intruder. Ex- sport rims. One conventional alter 6 p.m. (313)437-3167. and: assemble special parts stereo. del. & more. Low your community. snacks. TLC. Hall rate first cellent condition. $1,250. tire on nm. (517/546-7129. 1984 Ford F150 Explorer 235 Vans har(dellng equipment. Sales Help miles. Check It Out!!, week. (517)548-1846. (517)546-4085. 2 very good snow tires and GM pickup. 6 automatic. power Welding and pnnt reading a Wanted 1975 Dodge Van. Call belore Bill Cook Buick. Farmington 1. Sales experience helpful. wheels. GR78-14. (313J363- steering, am-fm. red with red BABYSlrnNG in pleasantlov- 3:30 p.m. (313)669-9812. Hills, 471-oBOO must. but not required. Join the Excillng Prolltable 9280. velour Interior. Michelin tires. CAMPBELL MACHINES CO 2. 24 months individually sateillte TV Industry. ing home atmosphere by 1975 Ford van. Power steering. JEEP Wagoneer for parts or 8.000 miles. $8.250. (313)878- 46400 GRAND RIVER supervised prolessional train- call Mr. campbell mature non-smoking mother. 3824. power brakes. air condition- '. whole. Meyers plow. Good • NOVI. MI. 48050 Ing. Excellent relerences. 10 Mile Ing, V-8. S8OO. (313)437·5636. PONTIAC. J·2000, 1982. 4 door. condillon but needs motor 1961 F-350 dump truCk. Good ; (313)349-5550 3. Excellent fringe benelils in- (313) 632-e878 and Wixom Road area. aulomalic, air & more. Sale overhaul. (313)229-8030. condition. 6000 miles on re- 1978 Ford Econollne F-15O. clude: outstanding group in- (313)349-3528. Priced $4,995. built engine. New ballery. DeLuxe van, good condition, PARt.TIME Medical assistant· surance and retirement pro- BABY-SITTING. Infants ~ . - , MAGNETIC signs lor your Bill Cook Buick. Farmington SALES coordinator. tem- _ '- ....-J'" _'.'lo.- starter. generator. regulator $4500. (313)437-()()l6. receptionist. Friendly. am- gram. welcome. Full or part·time. truck or car. All sizes. Custom HlIls,471-oBOO porary help agency seeks ex· and 2 new tires. $1500 or best bitious person needed for perienced sales person. Must (517)546-8350. • Arctic Cat designed for your needs. Gall CLUB WAGONS (313)68$-1507or come into the offer. (517)546-5794. VANS growing OB/GYN olllce. Write. giving past experience, be results oriented and have BABY-sitter, Christian mother • Polaris & CONVERSIONS Please send resume to: Dr. H. to: Dan Harshbarger. 224 West the ability to work Indepen- 01 two will baby·slt full or part· Mlilord Times, 436 N. Main FOUR WHEeL TORONADO. 1982. Air, lull Ford, Chevy, Dodge, 12 to Plraka. 8619 West Grand River. Grand River, Williamston. danlly. Intangible sales time. (313)345-1223.Becky. • John Deere Street. Millord. DRIVES & power. V-8 GAS. Super sale choose from. Warranty. same Bnghton. Michigan 48116. Michigan 48895.(517)655-4421. background a definite plus. MEYERS Snow Plow. frame 12 to Choose From. Plck-ups, Priced $8.995. I CHilO care, 0 - 4. Food, low • Toro- Day Financing. RECEPTIONIST lor general 01· Excellent opportunity for made lor older Dodge. Elec- Broncos, Blazers, Jeeps. Br- Bill Cook Buick, Farmmgton rates. Pinckney. (3131878-6496. BII Brown Ford. 35000 f1ce .work. some bookkeeping SALAD bar allendents. full or growth. Salary plus commis- Snow tric. $400. (2) 5-78x14 Snow Ing Your Trades. Hills, 471-0800 EXPERIENCED Painter. In· Plymouth Rd. at Wayne and 'good phone etiquelte a part·time, Includes week- sion. (313)229-0615. tires on GM rims, 525. (517/223- Bill Brown Ford, 35000 tenor and extenor, wallpaper. Throwers 9203. Plymouth Rd. at Wayne Rd. 421·7000 • must. CII (3131349-9120. ends. Hartland Big Boy, MS9 Free eslimates. Quality Work. Snowmobile Rd. 421·7000 1977 Ford van E·15O.Turtle lOp RECEPTIONIST ISecretary. andUS23. SALES person (women and Call Steve. (517)546-8950.• 350 Motor and transmission. CHEVETTES'S, 1984. 4 door. Full·tlme. require experience TRUCK Tire retread plant retirees encouraged to apply), Clothing, Parts, 5200. (517/548-4473. 1974 Ford 'h ton. 360 conversion. excellent condi- automatic, air. del .. cloth trim EXPERIENCED day care, In Inter-personnel skills and seeks producllon employees. needed beginning IIrst 01 the 5 New Goodrich P235/75R15, -automatic, 52.000 miles. new tion, 71,000 original miles. & more. sale priCed at $5,595. licensed home. TLC. Service accurale typing. Knowledge 01 year. Sell imprinted sport- exhaust and paint. $1500. $3.1115.(313)878-3484. Bill Cook Buick. Farmington Must be punctual. dependable Kathleen. (3131349-3680. on-off road. White leltered medical termonology and ac- and able to perform manual swear. business gills and tires. S350. (313)632-5613. (313)624-8474. 1979 Ford E350 Window Van. 1 HlIls,471-oBOO HOME and office cleaning. Ex· coul)lIng deslreable. Within labor. call (313)449-2071 bet- specialties to schools and cor· BAKER'S RADIATORS, Heater cores. 1975 Ford F~ series. 20 It. ton heavy duty. good shape. perience and relerences. call one-hall hour from Ann Arbor. ween 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. porations. Commission sales LAWN & LEISURE low. low prices. At Mechanics covered box. power 1111 gate. runs. $2.000. (313)231·2019 (511)223-3305.Ask lor Julia. Ypsilanti. Brighton and sur· TEACHER needed for day with training provided. Please 1550 Millord Rd., Hillhland Auto Supply. 4990 South Old large six cylinder. completely evenings. RIVIERA, 1981. Automatic. full rounlflng areas. Apply in per· call or send resume to HOUSEKEEPING. Holiday rebulll engine and transmls-. power. loaded wilh opl/ons. care. 30 to 40 hours per week, (313)887-2410 U5-23, Brighton. (313)229-9529. 238 Recreational son Monday thru Fnday. Whit- experience necessary. Nor· HASCO/Burgess, P. O. Box kleen-up or regular basis, (313)229-9520. sion, good rubber. great Sharp! Super Sale Priced Vehicles more Lake Convalescent thville. (3131348-1589. • 395. Hartland. MI. 48029. Allen- local references. (517)546- shape. Going out of business. $6,995. Center. 8633 Main Street. liOn Jim Burgess. 6506. 1972 Rupp 440. 1973 Snow Jet, exceilent buy. $3,300. (313)498- Bill Cook Buick. Farmington TV and lor video repair. ex· 1973SuzukI. Needs repair. Will SMAll ENGINE REPAIR 1984 Honda 125ATC 3 wheeler. Whitmore Lake. MI. HOUSE cleaning. experience 2672, Pinckney. Hills. 471-0800 perienced benchman. 1m· consider offer or Will trade. Excellent condlllon. $925. RESPONSIBLE stUdent to 313-632-7300 ed, responsible person. 1979 GMC Semi truck with mediate opening, benelils. (313)632~27. All small engine repairs, (313)437·5226. • baby-sit my 2 year old In my Century Electronics. (313)227- relerences available. own snowmobile. motorcycle. etc. 25 ft. trailer. 1973 Ford 6.000 SALES person, commercial 1973 Rupp American, $400. home lor occasional evenings 5422. transportation. Call Terri Work guaranteed. Authorized stake. 1976 Datsun pickup. 240 Automobiles REGAL. 1983. Limited. and poSSible saturdays. live printing company - web and (313)437-1436. (3131887-9186. (313l68S-3182. Automalic. air. power win- TEACHER needs care lor sheetled with typesetting, Honda Power Equipment near Our lady 01 Victory. HOUSE cleaning. Honest. SKI-DOO. 1974 TNT. 440 elec- Dealer. Hartland Kortway. 1955 GMC pickup, needs dows, power door locks, tilt. klndergartener, 11:45 am to bindery and mailing. Printing Please call. (313)349-4795. reliable with relerences. tric. $575; Suzuki, 1973, XR400, (313)632~ Dale. engine repair. very restorable. ABSOLUTELY cruise. stereo & more, Extra 4 pm, Winchester School background helplul. Good Ir· (313)437-4666 or' (313)363-3095 $450. (3131887·2541. S5OO. (511)546.6995. Bargain top dollar paid for cars. trucks. Clean. Sale Priced!! area, references. call aller Inge benehts. Apply to Box ask lor Nancy. • Barn. 5640 M59. Howell. 4 wheel drives, vanJ, etc. Bill Cook Buick, Farmington RESUMES now being accepted 5 pm. (313)420-3079. 1862, in care of Northville SKI·DOO 300 with cover. $100: (313)632-7908. for 1011lime Accounling pos .. TAKING applications lor heavy Record, 104 West Main. Nor- HOUSE and office cleaning, STEVENSON'S 42 Inch High Kelly Kustom (511)521-4755. ~~~~:=,J!1--",",s_:::-,~_71_-oBOO _ lion Bool

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• 1985s • 5 year, .. REDUCED .. 50,000mile Warranty on • ALL MODELS! • all trucks. • over 200 cars in stock! • ",eluding snowplows • • 1985 BUICK PARK AVENUE • • & RIVIERAlarge selection • 1980Olds OmegaBrougham • FACTORY OFFICIALS & DEMOS II 4 dr., aula .. air, stereo. $5495 • IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY .. cruise, 1111. 1977 Olds Vista Cruiser y Immaculate. 9 passenger. fully -. 1985 eu.tk Pari< A'o1lIlUC Coupe FREE 5 ear/50 .oookwarr&ancty • loaded, new Michelin $2499 on,Jeep chero ees Js. tires, only 60,000miles 1984 Mazda 626 1979CadillacCoupe DeVllla 1984 Escort Wagon GL .. Bring Us Your Best Deal • 27,000aculal miles, • • 2 dr., loaded, 5 spd., air, road Aula., air, cruise, wheels. casselle wllh $9995 leather Inlerlor, ex- $7995 slereo. $6995 graphic equalizer. ONLY ceptional condlton. I : We Will Not Be Undersold 1982 LeBaron 1982 Reliant SE 1982 LeBaron = 2 dr••eulo., air, p.s., 4 dr., aUla., air, stereo. 4dr.. bucket seats, auto., air, power win- p.b., stereo, cloth In- $6395 ~~~~efrost,40,ooo g~~:r~I~~',~~~~~~' I lerlor •ONLY $4995 $6495 I r'l • over 60 ready t[J go •• 1982BuIckRegalEstateWagon 1980 Pontiac Sunblrd 1979 Ford Pinto • used cars in stock AUla,air, p.lacks, 1111, A to Itereo 54 500 4 spd., air, nice shape _ cruise, stereo,luggage $6795 u., " $3295 rack, 47,000miles. mllils & economical. for immediate delivery "OO,....I.~.,.....·Oo.r •• ,.. __~".f"OIl,...N'l'tc'OP'fCOll._ ..... _....- .... -. .. _ 9797E. _ 1984 Dodge 0·150 Pickup 1979 Monza Most vehicles Include V~1auto., p.s., p.b., Auto.. p.s .• p.b., greal Chrysler Corporation's ~~and 227-1761 AM/FM stereo $2495 cassette, 12.800miles $8395 shspe.; Used ~r Warranty - Br;~~:onWALDECKER - BRIGHTON' .1!Il Hours: Mon.·Thuli. 8 9 ICHRYSI.l:I\I-.rII Plgmoulli I T, W, F8·6 Sat, 102 r •••••••••• !!~•• ~~••• IIIII!!II.IIII!~III.IIII!~•••••••• i~••i!!i.i.iw.eiiid.neiisiidailY.'D.eiiice.miiib.eii5•• i'9i84.-.S.0.U.THiiL.Y.OiiN.HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS- THE MILFORD TlMES-l'-S'

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1983 Alliance L, standard, am- BUICK. 1978. Runs good, new DENT~RATCHSALE .~ 1m radio, $3,900. Good condI- paint lob. one owner. $1,350. tion. call alter 6 p.m. (313)227- (3131437-9007. Escorts. 1881. '82.& '63's.·~ 7321. t977 Buick LeSabre, V-8, air. O1her small eats to chooM Irom. Low IS $89 Down - $1~ 1978 AMC Matador • door 56.000 miles. excellent condI- tion. $2,.50. (3131878-6026. per month lor 36 months. .:. sedan, excellent condition, Bill Brown Ford, 350Q0 1984 Buick century T-Type, power brakes/steering. Plymouth Rd. at WayiHI automatic transmission. air most options. $9,650. (517)54&- Rd. conditioning, am-Im, more. 7226. .21'~ Dependable. BEST OFFER 1979 Buick Regal. Texas car. over $1,200. Alter • p.m. excellent condition. low (517)~~. mileage. $3,900. best oller. We Byy Clean ::: AMC Spirit. 1981. Sliver. call alter 6 pm. (5tn~253. Cars & Trucks::: deluxe, automatic. air, stereo, excellent condition, new Gall Walt at ::: The Livingston County Auto Dealer's Association NEED HELP shocks and mullier. $3,900. CIRCULATION McDonald Ford.:: (313)3-49-84-46. LIVINGSTON COUNTY 349-1400 .". 1980 Buick Skylark Limited, 517-546-4809 . has over 2000new 9- used FINANCING? air, automatic. Power windows, steering. brakes. 1978Chevette, • speed. $1,300: CHEVETTE 1983, automatic, (313)887-6021. (313)685.1257 alter 6:30 p.ni .. stereo. rustprooled. ~,300. weekdays. anytime: Alter 6 p.m. (313)750-0209. CALL BUICK Electra Limited, 1980, • weekends. .'. cars 9- trucks to choose from door. every power option, 1983 Chevy caprice Classic. 1979 Chevy Chevette. -40.000 vinyl top, gas. ~,ooo miles. loaded,low mileage, mint con- . miles. $1.750 or best ollpr.: Very clean. no rust. Estate dillon, $9.00. (313)22&-7233 (313)227-5366. • !ilflti-_M_.Lfi{_ •• 546·2250 sale. $5.800. (51~7"1. alter5 p.m. _.M ~ 1976 Cordoba. Mo~~ BUYING lunk cars and lale 1977 Camaro Rally Sport. everything almost new. Runll model wrecks. We sell new Power steering. power excellent. $1.750. (313)34$- Santa's Suggestions •••Fo~~:~Car and used parts at reasonable brakes, automatic, 305 two 1999. , I I prices. Mlechlels Auto barrel, 350 turbo transmission. salvage. (51~111. new paint. Too many extras to 1980 Citation. Four new tlre~.· hst. $2••50 or best offer. $2,500 or best oller. (313)22I-' 1982 Buick Century. V.fJ. air, 5025. '.' 1976 Vega Sta-Wgn cruise. lilt wheel. door locks. (313)685-2081. $295 stereo, load levelers, lour new CORVAIR 1965 Corsa convertI- 1979 Cougar XR7. Red, lots'ol I I Michelin tires. excellent con- ble. turbo, $2••00 or best offer. extras, excellent condition, dition. $7.200. (5m~8·3m. (313)227-8465. must sell. will sacrilice at; 1977 Ford Pickup $3,200.(5tn~. - 1982 Buick Skyhawk. 2 door. 1981Chevette - Pontiac T-looo, I I Supercab automatic, loaded. excellent automatic, sharp. (313)~7- 1982 Celebrity Sedan.: .: $1695 condition. $4,900. (313)878-2146 .,05. Alter 6 p.m. (313)887- cylinder, 26 options, excellent I I 1977 Pontiac Grand Prix alter6 p.m. 2302. condlUOn. (S17)SC6.8.403. - Air. stereo $1995 A-I BUYER I I CASH FOR CARS! TOP DOLLAR PAID A NEW WAY TO ~ 1979 Ford Pickup For ~ m Auto •• supercab Cars & Trucks SELL YOUR CAR! . • with reasonable miles ONLY$2595 Bnng Title. Ask lor: JoeD. - - $0 Down National . I - 1981 Luv Pickup Financing Available Marty Feldman Chevrolet, "AutoFinders· 42355 Grand River. Novi. 346- I I WE CAN SELL YOUR CAR ONLy$3195 7000. ~ ~ -' ~ ~ M m BLAZER, 1963, 5-104 x 4. Air. 1978 Chevy Window Van Winter ready. Stock No. L1355. NATIONAL AUTOFINDERS $9.990. $0 Down. Financing BRINGS BUYER AND SELLER I I Auto,12passenger ONLY$3695 Available: TOGETHER WITH A BETTER . Marty Feldman Chevrolel. .2355 Grand River. Novi. 346- DEAL FOR BOTH! ~ I 7000. M : 1979 GMC Van LET US SELL YOUR CLASS A GM CAR ~ I DATSUN. 1981, 8-210. Front We'll do the following things for you: . M ~. Auto, p.S., p.b., stereo ONLY$3995 wheel drive. Super clean. low miles. $3,990. $0 Down. Finan- 1.All Advertising. cing Available. 2. Take All Phone Calls M~ I-: 1982 Honda Civic Sta-Wgn Marty Feldman Chevrolet. 3. Qualify Buyers . 42355 Grand River. Nov!. 346- 4.15 Professional Salesmen 7000. 5. Financing ~ I ONLY 6. Warranties . ~ . $3995 TRANS AM. 1963. Automallc. :· ~ 1981 Granada air. power windows. power 7. We Can Take Trade-Ins On Your Car' . m door locks, tilt, cruise. Must 8. Norm!!1Traffic Flow Of Buyers . I EASY GMAC 24 Month, 24,000miles ., 2dr •• 6cyl.. auto. air. $4295 See. $9.990. $0 Down. Financ- 9. Facility Of Our Display Lot Financing Available Warranty available ~ lowffilles ONLY. ing Available. 10. All Title Work & Close The Deal! ifl Marty Feldman Chevrolet. ~ ~~~: 42355 Grand River. Novi. 346- PLUS: No strangers at your home, •• • All payments based on i5O:) euh down plUI lu. tille & plAle. All eatS subteCt to ptesale ~ .- 1981 Buick Skylark Limited 7000. you just relax & pick up a check. 9797 E. Grand River ~ ~ a::=::=0& ·:.:r..;::.=::c;....~:~ (:'?~·4d 2dr., air. stereo PHOENIX, 1978. LJ. Air. WE HELP YOU SELL YOUR ifl Brighton 227·1761 ~ automatic. low miles. super ONLy$4795 sharp. $3.490. $0 Down. Fman- . CAR THE WA YA REAL ~ WALDECKER ll"I:';~U~~ r. I~ cing Available. " ESTATE COMPANY HELPS ~!11 .01 ... ·.'. I '. • 1979 Chevy 4x4 Pickup Marty Feldman Chevrolet. SELL YOUR HOME! . U 5.'.10. m••3p m. 42355 Grand River. Novl. 3-4B- , -~~!Wf~t«~_lW!~.lI!IW ~ 7000. -r ~~~~op·S.&P.b.. ONLY$4995 674-3600 CHEVETTE, 1979. • door. LOCATED AT: automatic gas saver. $2.990. $0 FLANNERY MOTORS, INC. 1979 Lincoln Town Car,· ,." Down. Financing Available. • '" -' ~ . '.- •• • 5900Highland Rd. ' ~ ... .0 Marty Feldman Chevrolet, , 4 dr., loaded. leather 42355 Grand River. Novt. 346- at Pontiac Oakland Airport Get car-washed for charity interior 7000. ONLY$4995 .." The LiVingston County Auto Dealers The car wash schedule: Association once again Is lending a ·Saturday, December 8, 9 a.m.-3 1982 Chevy S-10 Pickup hand to help needy county residents p.m.-Hilltop Ford, Howell; and Don't Buy over the Christmas holiday. Brighton Chrysler-Plymouth. 4spd .. boxcover ON~Y$4995 ·Saturday, December 15, 9 a.m.-3 Auto dealers will be conducting car I washes with proceeds going to the Liv- p.m.-Wilson Ford, Brighton; Mitchell- A New Ford Car Or Truck ;' ingston County Press Empty Stocking Stachler Chevrolet-Oldsmobile, 1983 Ranger Pickup Fund. FOWlerville; and Underwood . Chevrolet, Brighton. Tu-tone ONLY$4995 Donations of food, clothing, usable ·Saturday, December 22, 9 a.m.-3 toys and money will be accepted by the p.m.-John Colone (,hrysler~Dodge- 1982 Ford F-150 Pickup dealel'§ In exchange for a car wash. Plymouth, Pinckney, LEASE IT! 6cyl..4spd. ONLY$5495 DOWNPAYMENT 1983 Mustang GL "0" Hatchback, auto., air, $6295 •• moonrool ONLY Stock No. 408 $116°0*; •. 1984 Ford F-1S0 Pickup ESCORT 6cyl •• auto. ONLY$6995 $11600*~' 1984 Ford Van $7695 RANGER Stock No. 964 :: 6cyl.,auto .• p.S.&p.b. ONLY 1983 Ford F-250 Pickup 0 F·150 Stock No. 082 $141° *=-: : 6CYI.,4SP~.,P.S .. P.b. ONLY$7695 \ 1983 Chevy % Ton Pickup 00 Stock No. 146 $237 *:- :: 4spd.,lowmlles ONLy$7995 CROWN VICTORIA

1983 Grand Marq LS TEMPO GL Stock No. 399 $154°°*::: : 4dr .• loaded. ONLY$9895 1984 Grand Marquis L.S. 4 dr., loaded. velour MUSTANG LX Stock No. 921 tllm ONLY $11,695 1983 Ford Club Wgn XLT E·150CARGO VAN Stock No. 930 $166°°*:..: 8 passenger, air, hit. cruise. auto .• captains :- Chatrs.lowm,le Y $11,795 ONL 0 BRONCO 114X4 Stock No. 10215204° *:: : ; .. 1. Wesell-WeService INSTANT FINANCING - : HERE'S THE 2.CashFor YourTrade-In .', LOW DOWN PAYMENT 3.747Cars,Trucks & VansIn DIFFERENCE! Stock For Immediate Delivery , LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS '48 month cloled end lease. Subleclto credlllP!l'OVlllnd Insurability. ::~~~':~~. ,:,z':1:~\:"~=~~I~~posllln _nce Purchase option --OPEN SATURDAYS-- r

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THIS PRICE WILL NEVER BE MUSTANGS & 11179Chevy Monza Wegon, 1975, 2400 Mercedes-8enz, THUNDERBIRD, 1983,Turbo. 5 1978Ford Fairmont. automatic, 1982 Mercury Lynx L Station CAPRI'S good condition, 11800. must sell. $5,000or best offer. speed, $8.995. extra clean, 20,000 miles, Wagon. 4 speed. am-fm radio. 18to choose from, 1984's. '83, (517)548:3278. (3131632-7144. Bill Brown Ford, 35000 (517)54&-2508. rear defrost, 4 door, cloth I- .LOWER AGAIN ••• '82, '81. '80. '79 & '78. BIG Plymouth Rd. at Wayne Rd., 1978 Fairmont Wagon. ... vinyl seats. rust-proofed, SELECTION. Uvonla 421·7000 cylinder, 4-speed. $1,300 or clean, excellent condition, I 38,000 miles. $3,950. (517)54&- Bill Brown Ford, 35000 1979 Ford Fairmont, 2 door, 8 best. (517)54!!-1749. Plymouth Rd. at Wayne cylinder, 4 speed, atereo, 1982 Ford EXP, air, stereo 71161. Rd. 421.7000 cruise, new: tires, brakes, bat· tape, Iota of extras. ",300. 1974MOB. must sell. Body like tl new. Runs good. Best offer 1974 ClImato. 350 four bllrel, 1978 Chevette. Four speed, 19?8Dodge Monaco. Most 0p- tery. Good condition, must (517)54&-7807. tions. snow tires. runs great. sell. $1500 or best. (5tn223- over $1.500.(313)448-1420clays. four speed, stereo, bID on four door. radio. good tires, 1978 Flat X19 convertible. (3131231-3582evenings. black, body and fnterlorQOOd, good condition. 11,200. always starts. $1,450.(3131229- 8852. Mags, stereo Am-Fm, tape mechanically c10l18 to perfect, (313)349-4663. 8030. 11180 Ford Fiesta. Factory deck. good condition. 34,000 1976 Monarch. 2 door. new engine and drive train '63 Escort wagon GL. 4 speed, sunroof, rear defroster. rear miles. $2,500. (517)548-3715 automatic. power steering, 1979 Cougar XR-7, loaded, power brakes, air. baby moon plus. $1.800.(313)?29:2702. $3300. or best offer. (517)54&- power steering. power wiper, clean. $2.500. (313)884- afterS pm. brakes, cruise. air condition- 1194 after 6 pm. wheels. body looks great. 1980 Cutlass Supreme 6895. FORO Fairmont. 1960. 2 door. $1,100 or best offer. (313)887- Brougham. 4 door, loaded, 1977 CutlUs Supreme. Load- Ing, am-fm tape deck, 14900. 11179 Ford Granada. 48,000 power steering. power leather Interior, rust-proofed, (313)887-8488. miles, 6 cylinder. power steer· brakes. one owner, 12800. 4720. ed. black on black. $2.100. 1978Monte carlo, V-8, loaded, sharp. (517)546.0874evenings. (3131629-5451. 1975Flreblrd, power steering. Ing and brakes, good condI- (3131632-5741. power brakes. 400 2 barrel. tion. $2.600.(517)548-2835. good condition. 52.100. 1979 Chevette, 4 speed, air, 1978Cougar. Excellent condI- FORO LTD Brougham. 1977. 2 (3131229-9857. NEW CHEVETTE cloth Interior. rear defroster, tion, good family car. 12.350or 69,000 miles. $1,400. (3131227- 1977 Ford Granada. 4 door, door. power steering, power • Rack and Pinion Steering stereo. 10,000miles, excellent best offer. (3131227·1895. 4990 after 4 pm. power windows, air. clean, brakes, air, AM-FM, 1979Mercury Bobcat wagon. 4 ". • Reclimng Bucket Seats condition. (313)878-3887. automatic. one owner, cylinder, automatic, power 1978 Chevette. Automatic, 4 1977 Flreblrd. Sliver, runs 67.000 miles, $1750. (517)546- 12300. • Front Disc Brakes great, excellent condition. 5924 evenings. (3131229-5180 (3131632-6741. steering. Excellent condition. 1981 Chevette, 2 door. 4 door. 46,700 miles, am-fm, $2,500 or best offer. (313)887- AM-FM. (3131735-6251. $3,000.(517)546-6637. days. 1984 FIero SE. Fully loaded. speed. well-maintained. 51.900. 3961. : ~~~re~s~r~~I~~eels 1978 Chevy Suburban (517)546-6865. 1981 Ford Mustang, excellent automatic. 5,000 miles. $9.995. • Radial Tires $ * condition, air. rear defogger, Shuman Motors Sales Inc., 1979 Mustang. 2 door. 8288 Silverado 10. Dual air, am-fm LINCOLN BUYERS 1981 Citation. 6 cylinder. 4 (3131669-2010. automatic. air. stereo. good radio. 54.000. Evenings door. very nice. $3,000. am-fm cassette stereo. $5,100. (3131878-9382. ' 1984Town Car. $12,950. (517)521-4054. condition, (3131231-3166. (3131349-3282after 3 p.m. 1982Continental, 4 door, Save. 1978 Formula Flreblrd. Black 1978 Ford Fiesta. 4 speed. wllh black Interior. air. 1977Mustang II hatchback, V· 1984 CBdIlIac Sedan De Ville. 1985 Dodge Caravan. Loaded. Bill Brown Ford, 35000 6. automatic. power, brakes. 7,000 miles. asking 515800 New job, must sell. (517)54&- front wheel drive, very clean In automatic. power steerlng. Plymouth Rd. at Wayne power brakes. Am-Fm stereo, power steerlng. After 6 p.m. (3131348-0808. ' • 3425after5 p.m. Rd. 421-7000 and out. runs good. $1,350or offer. (3131632-7835. sunroof. custom rims. Cor- (3131229-7515. vette side pipes. (517)546-2497. 1974 Monte Carlo SS, new 1979 Grand LeMans Pontiac. black paint, 1979engine, nianY , Power steering and brakes, new parts. $2,500or best o"er. I air. 52,000miles. (3131349-6571. (3131878-9714. .: 1960 Horizon. 4 door, 4 1984 Monte Carlo SS. Power cylinder, 4 speed. low steerlng and brakes. am-fm WELCOME ABOARD! mileage. (517)548-3747 after stereo, undercoated. $10,500. 6 pm. (517)546-2288. 1978 Honda CVCC Wagon. 1984 Mercury LS wagon. 8 good condition, 11400. passenger, like new, full (3131227-4672after 6 p.m. power. air. cruise. tilt. am-fm TO 1977 LTD II Brougham. Load- stereo cassette, Intermittent ed. sharp, 12400.(313)66S-1488. wipers, rustproofed, scot- 1978 LeCar runs good. $1,300. chguarded, full 5 year warran- $800 • \y, low miles plus extras. Call early mornings. (313~ 5810. $12,400.(3131231-3909. • 1961 Lynx L. 2 door. 4 speed, NOVA, 1977. V-8. automatic, I BELOW LAFONTAINE am-fm, sun-roof. 52.950. power steering. power (313)887-9781. brakes. cruise, tilt wheel. 1982LN-7, excellent condition. 64,000 miles. $1.595. (3131229- INVOICE! loaded, 22,000 miles. $4,500. 6027. (3131227-4040. 1977 bobcat wagon, power 1979 Lincoln Continental, col- steering. power brakes. New . ,'.1984 REGALS: a;:~.~,,:/: lector's series. Stored tires, brakes, tune-up, 011. winters. $7,200. (313)478-4468 50,000 miles. woman owned, or (313)685-8574evenings. excellent condition. $2,200 or CENTURY LIMITEDS:,·· PONTIAC I best offer. (517)548-4473• ~. 001 II 1977 Olds 98, loaded. 64,000 .An equipped with air conditioning, miles, $2,800or offer. Call after automaflc, power steering and·' 6:30 pm. weekdays (517)546- brakes, rear defogger. and••, ~ ~ TRUCKS ELECTRA, 1985, T-Type. 4 0911. tl door, automatic, air. Full 1978Olds Della 88 Royal. very TILT WHEEL & STEREO ' power with leather trim, only good condition, $2,200or best 4,600miles. Check it oul! offer. (3131227-2274after 3 pm. ~~IlWIiii- .. N~OCHARGEI Bill Cook Buick, Farmington 1966 Olds 442 convertible, 115 E. Liberty Hills, 471-0800 good condition. $1.200. . (517)546-5995. Bargain Barn, J 5640M59, Howell. CUTLASS, 1982, Supreme. 1980 Pinto station wagon, AM Milford. Automatic. air. power steer- radio, defrost, $1,100 or best Ing. power brakes, vinyl root & offer. (5171546-7246. more, only 19.000miles!! 1980 Pinto wagon, $1,850 or Phone 684-1485 Bill Cook Buick, Farmington best offer. (3131437-1368. CENTURYS REGALS Hills. 471-0800 CUTLASS, 1982, Supreme. 4 STICKERPRICE: '12,054 STICKERPRICE '11,468 door. automatic. air. till, INVOICE: '9961 Best Wishes From INVOICE: '10,448 cruise, & more. A Real Beauty! 1966 Pontiac- GTO. 400 engine SALE PRICE I SALE PRICE I Bill Cook Buick, Farmington partially disassembled, trf- Hills, 471-0800 power automatic. new battery and tires. Body not rusty. mov- Ing must sell. $1400or best 01- MUSTANG, 1981.Power steer- fer. (3131437-#43. $9648 $9161 ing, power brakes, 4 speed. 1979 Sunblrd. Looks good, stereolcasselle, def. & more. ,runs. good. $1,395. (3131878- HURRY/ ONLY 1tirO CHOOSE FROMI Only 25,000miles!! 3484. Bill Cook Buick, Farmington ALL ARE ON DISPLAY':& CLEARLY MARKED WITH SALE Hills, 471-0800 '1984 Tempo L, 8,000 miles, 4 PRICESI SHOP EARLY - BUY MONDAYI ,speed. radio. power brakes. $5:'195.(3131878-3288. llno1a ::='io'Zir~-=lOIlII"'::'':.0IY1lOktbedt ~~ •• , 'i*~~ 1979 TransAm. Southern car. cllecclura~ ~_=tIMI~~:::'~ tIMIvahk:IIa In'"01 fIIttn rtbett&. LTD, 1978. 2 door. automatic, II air. power steering, power new tires and shocks. $5,500 brakes, def. & more. Extra or best offer. (313)685-8841. Clean. Must See!! 1977 T-blrd, loaded, 54.000 Bill Cook Buick, Farmington miles. clean. no rust, $1,750. Hills. 471-OSOO (3131878-3824. 1983TransAm. Clean, kept In Grand RIver et 10 Mile garage, all power, air. cruise, SUNBIRD, 1978. Automatic, \III wheel. stereo Am-Fm, power steering. stereo, 32,000 miles. $9.800. (5171546- sunroot & more. Only 35.000 3715after6 pm. • #~ 47.1-0800 miles. 1983 VW Woltsburg Rabblh Bill Cook Buick, Farmington convertible. Triple white, col- Hllls.471-OSOO lector's edition, beautiful car. Like new. $9,500.(3131227-4048.II 1978 VW Rabbit, excellent GRAND PRIX. 1979. 2 door, shape, 81.000, 4 speed. AM- automatic, power steering, FM cassette stereo, sun-rQof, power brakes. Sale priced al $2200. or best offer. (517)546- $3,995. 1056. Bill Cook Buick. FarlTllngton Hills, 471-0800 WHATISTHE CELEBRITY. 1982. 4 door. automatic, air, power steer- BARGAIN Ing, power brakes & more. BARREL? Sale priced, $5,995. Bill Cook It you have an Item you wish to ' Buick, Farmington Hills, 471· . sell for $25. or less or a group • 0800 01 Items seiling for no more I ______than 525.you can now place an , ad In the Green Sheet for''h SKYHAWK. 1984. 2 door. prlce! Ask our ad-taker_ to automatic, air, power steer· place a Bargain Barrel ad for lng, power brakes. stereo. you, (10 words or less) alld del. & more. Extra Clean. Low she will bill you only $2.25. Miles! (This speclat Is offered to Bill Cook Buick. Farmington homeowners only-sorry, no HillS, 471-0800 commercial accounts.

RIVIERA'S.'1984. Full pOwer, extra clean. Beller than new! Z-28IROCIS HERE! • Bill Cook Buick, Farmington call Ron Graham. Rampy Hills, 471-0800 Chevrolet. 1(3131663-3321.,': .' ,McDonald' Ford 550 W, 7 Milo' Rood North~iI".· , 427.;6650 : 349-.1400 liSED cAR SUPER SALE' ""1 * TRADE-IN ON $700 . ANY OLD CAR ONE WEEK ONL Y . (l'REE TOWING INCLUDEDf OR S4Q DOWN (H4 ,\J'Pl1()Vlll (.'01' .. .'-" .\('1\1 nli , '78 MUSTANO '83 PtymouUl R.llant I "!'HIS wrfll"'II¥CIAL" Air. auto. pt. pb, _/kn, ,t, ""'" See - Ontt MidnIlIht Blue. Only , $3699 $5999 '83 ESCORT '81 ESCORT A·t condillon, flWI'. I"'" FAOlfT WHEEL DRIVE, . . Ino, only 111,000 mi. Only "1MII wrfK'. III'fClAL" ; $4999 ONLv$2999 .' .. '79 OMC PICKUP '83 NTECARLO • 8: cyl.. lull Ilzed bid, W/T·Topl. air. lupar 60 MONTHS EASYTO Illrllooo. tape Iyllim. GETTOil Good I"aplt. Only only FINANCING.' $3699 999 -ONLY . . ON SOME '79 CHEV!TTE " DR. 'aMUIT. QT MINUTES Auto "Inl • low paymlnll, 5,0, T-root, TAX wlle8\8. -. MODELSI AWAY- only burg.1IId black beIuty $2999 .... ,..w-.~4" '77 VIIIqe~on AulO, a'r. ".,10. power Loaded ... 11 • y.S, windowi. 10ldedl Only 480 ..... 0004 lor IOWIftO 999 Ontt $2999 .' J' •• Wednesday, December 5, 1984-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE, MILFORD TIMES-:ii.~

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:241 VehIcIet 241 Vehicle. 241 Vehicle. • • Under $1000. Under $1000. Under $1000. '1887 futbaek Barracuda for 1978 Ford Pinto, power steer· 1972 Suzuki 550, Iooka and 'parts or whole, best offer. lng, power brakes, air, recent- Fitted Togetherness .. runs good, must sell, S3OO. Energy (511)548.3m. ly overhauled engine, new ------(3131887-1775. .1988 Buick Riviera. Good clutch, good IIres, 1850• (313)878-3972after 5 pm • 1975Skylark. Many new paris, .shape, seoo firm. (313)437-8164 runs ~good. $750 or best offer. after 4:30 pm. 1972 Ford F-loo Stake Truck. (3131685-3820. You leave mein a day dream state De waterCBSCBdes '1978 Buick • Opel. Loaded, Good condition, no rust. $800. 1977 Volare Slant 8. Good For I know there is an energy Beneath ourbreakfast window; new battery, 30 mpg., always (31SI227-3280, engine, new Urea, new ex· It flows between you and I Blue tablecloth, .. tar1s. $695 cuh. (3131229- 1976 Honda cvee Station haust system, power brakes, Yel/owdalsies '8030. Wagon. $550. (313)437·5583. power steering, new radio, And I can reach out and touch it 1973 Buick century, 4 door. Andlltpewter 1977 LTD 2. Clean, well kept, runa good. seoo. (313)685.1366 Hurricanelamp; t: $250. (313)878-8028. power steering, brakes, win- after7p.m. Canyou sense this thought 1971Chevrolet Station Wagon, dows, cruise, am-fm, 107.000 1977VW Dasher, running con- • This beautiful melody of dreams Musicandraln very good shape, runs well, miles. $995. (313)227-8441. dition, $750. or best offer. That I share with you Plunking out $450. or best. (51n54&-3806. 1973Mercury. Runs great. new (3131684-2936. But never speak a word Accompaniment. 1973 Cullass, new tires. new tires. $&50. Belore 2 pm or 1973Volkswagen Superbeetle, F. A. Hasenau exhaust system, good condI- after 8 pm, (313)43700489. great shape, S950 or best 01· tlon, $975 or best oller. 1979 Monza, 4 speed, am-fm, ler. C811 after 5 pm. (313)498- Hush, you can hear it? (51n546-1247after6 p.m. best offer. (313)437·2214. 3423. It ripples B/Jdsighs and sings 1976 2 door Chevy Malibu MERCURY Montego. 1973 4 1975 Vega. 3 speed, 2 door, I won't disturb you though Classic. 350 engine. alr, power door. S9OO. (51n546-1111 or runs good, $475.(313)229-9154. And you won't disturb me .steering, power brakes, Ulted (313)227-4788after 5 pm. wheel, automatic. some rust, 1974VW Beelle, $250 or best. 92.000 miles. $900. (313)878- '74 Mustang II Mach I. Hust Whole or parts. (313)669-1875 I promise not tonm away I: 5964. lour speed. 4 cylinder. good after6:3O p.m. If you promise not to go condition, (3131887-8202after 1976Volare, runs good, needs 1975 Chevrolet Caprlce. 4 6p.m. "Santa Reflects" I'll wait untlJ you talk to me "Santa's Thoughts" door ..60,ooo miles. Best oller. exhaust. $200. Call alter 1 p.m. (313)227-1775. If only with your eyes (517)546-0194after6 p.m. 1973 Mercury Marquis, runs good, $300. (3131348-2783.Call ,.~======;::::, 1976 Chevrolet Caprice. 4 belore 2 p.m. or after 11 p.m. There aredUferent dimensions to Love door, $750. Call alter 5 pm. The litueones (517)521-3672. 1976 Maverick. 225 automatic, And more than one road to walk or nm Ob, I have seen 2 door. runs good, some body ooLat sit upon my knee. your furtive glance, abashed, '71 Camaro 350 automatic. rust. $250. (313)437-0001. But that electrle energy Runs good, rusty. $275. Merry eyes dancing. happens only once or twice behindyour mother's skirt, (313)437-1351. 1977 Nova. good condition. Trusting truth in me. S850 or besl oller. (313)437- You wanted to reach out. 1975 Chevy van, good condI- 9591. But still, J'ou feared. tion; $450. (3131229-2442. TCJ If I could take the beautiful way I feel 1976 Olds, 4 door. good I'm a red, bedecked rock whenever I am close to you And soyou peek and lurk. 1976 Cutlass, needs engine. transportation, $325. (3131684- on which they plant their feet And put it in ajar on a shelf Make offer. (3131227·5058after 2913evenings. and weekends. I'm dream catalyst 4 p.m. a ~d useit sparingly Attwoyearsold 1975Olds Cutlass,looks good, Classif who beckons wishes to meet. how couJdyou know 1976 Dodge Aspen. Rusty but runs good, 112,000miles. $695. trusty, $400. (313168S-7415. (3131348-2929. Forever then, I could dip in a red, bewhiskeredglant 1972 Ford pickup, new tires, A distilled wonder I seein their eyes. 1975 Pinto wagon, V-6 ADS called In alter the especially if I'm sad or lonely could love you so? good wood truck. Make oller. automatic, new shocks and 3:30 p.m. deadline get read A happy acceptance of new surprise. And if only in dreams or thoughts (3131349-5227. tires. Runs real good. S7OO. too. Once the deadline passes A wonder enchantment becomes them so. Your older brother and sister FORD Elite. 1975. Many new Wecould sense and touch each other (3131349-8632. we can not place your ad In (Oh never, never let that go!) JoAnnaDorf reach out to me. parts; runs good. $400or best 1978 Ponllac Phoenix, 6 the regular classilicallon you oller. (313)227-5287after 5 pm. Theynmup cylinder. power steering. might normally want but when Cling tighUy, litUe ones! 1973 Ford Pickup for parts, power brakes. $1.000 or best placed In this column It stili and sit upon my knee. good power train. (313)437- oller. Call after 6 pm. (3131227- works lor you. This glow that's part of you! 6164after 4:30 pm. 6822. Indeed, you are the wiser. And I see in them e. 1975 Ford LTD, runs good, 1972 Pinto, runs good, looks It's adults, the proven fool. a measure of you. S9OO. (313)437-0393. good, low mileage. S650. Nature From My Window Only they lost their fear 1975Ford Elite, all or parts, 351 (517)546-2820after 3:30 pm. 1978VW bus, gas heater, am- If you grasp for stardust - asyou do as they grew. Windsor, good IIres. (517)543- 1966Pontiac Tempest. Best oI- 1m cassette stereo. $2,300. (517)46&-3937. . maybe that's where you've been through! Their eyes are full of wonder 5109. ler. (3131227-7571. Whocan fathom the wonders you clutch? A poem on nature Imust write, and bright delight! Whodares limit your dreams that much? Their happiness HenryChampe if it takes me half the night. Cabbage Patch Even though I can not see a lifetime sight. Secrets of the Wishing Cup a bird or rock or flyor flea, Look-A-Likes I can picture in my mind I don't know why the grassy fields I left behind. we come and go. (Pure Love's Delicacy De,scrih- The mint and clover, But this, I think Iknow: Fully Dressed ed) sumac red, Perhaps we all came Also Available will haunt me when I go to bed. from a Magic Land. . Back Pack-Bunting-Shoes The wind that whisUes in the trees, I think, the young ones understand. the crickets chirping with their knees, Later, as we Delicate of touch is Love, interlaced The stars shine in my window bright, Dolls by Joan I hope I get some sleep tonight! grow and do With rich threads of golden and silver light: we question 7269 Grand River 227-6180 As finely-wrought as ... dawn on a rose-graced AnneWhaIen Brighton 548-3308 if this wonder was true. With rare-spun textures, both ·shadowed and It's we, adults, bright. who have lost our way. Wewould not let The exquisite vein through which Love is traced A Human Being this wonder stay! NO FRILLS! NO REBATES! NO GIMMICKS! Surpasses eveIY parallel in nature; Resplendent are its depths, like jewels encased Is there Within a Chalice - most glorious in stature. a space of Maglc JUST GOOD CARS AT A Why dopeople pass me by? That bridges Yet those who would clutch frantically the It makes me want to scream, time itself? FAIR PRICE! gems, "I am living, I can breathe, Whenlitue ones Or - with roUgh-hewn mind mishandle Love's Hey I'm a human being. " seek gnomes, gift- Santa, and elf? 1982 Reliant Custom 4 Dr. These receive tears ... for Love's preciousness I can think A carry-over from a Land Air, auto .• p.s .• p.b. 54195 stems And I can dream we all once really knew? ., From preserving - unbroken - the Wishing I can hope, . When we came from There to Here? 1981 Dodge Aires 2 Dr. Cup we lift. Although it seems. A misty, memory VeIY dear! It will never take me anywhere, Henry Champe Auto., p.s., p.b .• clean car. 53195 I Fragile is Love - and this crystal Chalice But if it doesn't then I don't care, Shall not endure a mind that is callous. I'm still a human being. '1 1981 Volkswagon Rabbit 2 Dr. LS Raghudas Automatic 52995 Although I'm not as beautiful, Miracle Or as talented as some, '1981 Mustang Hatchback I'll make my mark in history And I'm second to no one. Auto .• power steering. 53995 Although my folks hug and kiss me each night People still may pass me by I know I'm still in for one heck of a fight And though I'd really rather cry, Transformation "WE URGE YOU TO COMPARE OUR PRICES' You see I don't have that much more time to Istand up straight and tali and scream, grow "Hey ... I'm a human being!" - We Service All Makes And Models, Foreign, Then I'll put on the most amazingshow Judy Poniatowski I) With so much todoI can't wait to start The smalJ, fresh Domestic, Diesel. Minor or Major Repairs Just growing up will be the tough part Bunch offlowers 9851 East Grand River, Brighton Wonder what I will be when I'm twenty-one? Gave the hotel room The decisions can wait, for now let's just have The homey touch needed WE BUY • WE SELL • WE SERVICE fun The Roar of '84 In spite of washed chintz SERVICE HOURS Mon. & Thurs. 10:00a.m.-8:00 p.m. Heard Dad say I am going to be a cutie And 1825decor; He said that because my Mom is such a beauty Newspaper wrapped .Mon.-Fr.i. 8:00,-a:00 227-1277 Tues .• Wed.,. Fri. 10:oo.am.~:00 p.m. . Sat. 8.00-12.00 Sat. 10.00a.m.-2.oo p.m. Well let's get back to the business at hand From the saturday market You see I must be ready on demand The boys we biessed The flowers took over But for now I can't be heard or seen With faith and crossed fingers The entire room. Because the Doc "says I'm not due until Hall()- Have broUght home the prize, F. A. Hasenau. .~~~~ ween The cheers stili linger. So until I have you both in my sight To my Mom and Dad I blow a kiss good night. Injuries have been treated, Michael McHUgh They're having a rest Before spring training Living Puts their bodies to the test. To my Friend ;-f~ ~ It's too quiet, It's boring, if79 ~~ . 1"79; The flutter of Wingsfrom the porch to the tree, At least, for me- When the birds came for feed and then flew There's nothing worth watching now I don'tput on a "face"whenI'm with you, away; On T.V.! Although I think I did when we first met. . ,,-~ /("$4900 · bJd ~ The chattering squirrel as he scrounged a meal Kit Hendel'S()n I can be "me" now without worrying, And scampered aloft to avoid a blue-Jay- about your opinion of me and my actions. It seemed to me, this was living. '1 DOWN ~ FIIIueIq. I don't feel like you expect me to act \~TOSELECl'FROM!~'FINI=c:.IIIS'...... USEDCAR ~ AvaUable l~ The quack of the ducks as they waddled near like someone I'm not, I don't put on a show. ., ,.SPECIALI p_ For a handful of com in the mom' of the day, I can iaugh, cry, joke, and talk with you, And the honk of a goose in a note of good cheer Without thinkingyou're not listening. As he flew on by, as if to say "The Quiet Voices" i ONAPPROVE~IT PC!'!. ANDPLATES j' "This, seems to me, is /lving. " I am also glad that you can see through my Pi".••• "happy" act jJ A man in a boat, a boy wlUt a line, when I'm sad, or my "angry" act when I'm , VIDEO RECORDER ~ A gull on the wing and swallows there, too, There are so many sounds one never hears hurt. . .~'R'EJ'EIJ OR COLOR TV In the blue of the sky with no cloud to define- Those that are never broUght to the fore I like how you accept mefor what I am, . •• Wl,lh the Purcha.. j And what I can be when I'm with you. ~ 0 Every USED CAR Onelearned to define the fiegned from the troe, The cries that are beneath the others . I'l SOLD AND DELIVERED BETWEEN Nov. 15th and Dee. 24th And all this, to me, was living. Utat really tel/ of feelings from the core Sara Johnston '1 , . .JCAMPL.. -. '83 HONDA ACCORD LX '82 DATSUN 280 ZX f With the folks nearby and old Sam at my feet; So busy are we listening to outward shouts .. I aoo,. haldll»clr. 6~ - 5 Spe/Id. air condition- With friends near and far to share sorrow and that we often fall to recognize and heed 0llI'ICIII0nhg. --. c:n.I/lIe. '8811 Ing•.rno, r."., auIH. '8SIS '84 PONTIAC FIERO SE '82 PONnAc FIREBIRD , joy, the soft Whispers that can tell more ~ I could go as I was without p'laveror ploy of an ernest desire and human need ::=:="Ion- '881S ~=~==:.SIS And stUJbe convinced - this was living! '84 PONTIAC 8000 WAGON '82 BUICK SKYLARK I Auf_tic, filii pgwer, air 400«, .n_tJc. M1 Charles E, Hutton Those thoughts that penetrate and 1'Cap the f troth :="~:::'a:.'818S, =:"~' 'S88S Silent Satisfaction ~ 71 OLDSCUTlASS SUPREME '81 BUICK REGAL 2 DOOR the inner tones sofUy hidden behind The Prince's Horse are clearly the troe mirror of the heart '28815 =:-:- 'S88S ~ and are sometimes most difficult to find ~~V '80==~.OLDa CUTLASS La '7ll BUICK ESTATE WAGON 11 Awake at night And, when looking back over an occasion I stumble on alight SogalJantls theprlnce'shorse when I'm relaxed and sense the solitude at last To bulld a road that nms so free and wild. I can recs/I voices that I missed To my mind :~ ';~~S;':U~~-;;;::I"~~ Though bold and strong when I was roshing and speaJcingmuch too fast To fill a deeper gap : " . BOB SELLERS PONTIAC GMC he genUy stands before a lltUe child. There, when darlciJessfel/, With fiery eyes and saUDcoat, May I learn tohear the whispers White pebbles of t1Jought 815 ALIa - WHO IUYU AVI. '1l'IllIftttolI.. ~ a head that's carved so fine, ~ IIMCI 0MIIIONDAYl1lUlDa' ' .. that try to reach me with their own grace Take long tosate the void •• t 1IN '1W'AC1IOIlOfIIlnlUDAY._AUfIlIDAY ' .... A horse deserving of aprince, the voices that I sometimes do not hear Yet, I cannot return tobed I wish that he were mine! because I'm only looking toward the face Until the pen JnJcs what I've said, 478-8000 .~ Anne Whs/en : t- ~ . JoAnnaDorf F. A. Hasenau ~..~-~~~~~ II ";.- ~.· ~. ~ .,", -- t I • I Wednesday, December 5, 1984 OurTown In Our Town 2 New books for young readers 3

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Decorations are going up both inside cauliflower (washed and cut In pieces), and outside at homes in the community. I 2 heads of broccoli (washed and cut in Among the earliest to wreath their pieces); 2 green peppers (cut Into doors and garland their mantels were strips), 1 basket of cherry tomatoes, the 10 hostesses who opened their either carrot or celery strips. homes for the annual Northville Mothers' Club benefit cocktalls parties LAYERED AVOCADO DIP held concurrently throughout the com· munity December 1. 3 avocados Several hundred area residents Ik !;lunchgreen onions gathered at the early Saturday evening 8ounces sour cream event In homes of nine active club Ik jar El Paso Plcante Sauce (not hot> • members. Life members also hosted a 8ounces shredded cheddar cheese .party at the home of Margie Davis. Pro- ceeds from the active members' parties Mash avocados. Layer the rest of in- are used for pUblic school projects. Life gredients In order given, chopping the members provide a scholarship grant green onions finely. to a graduaUng Northville High SChool Serve with two large bags of doritos. senior with their funds. MOCK OYSTERROCKERFELLER In the more than a decade that the parties have been held, the club 2pkgs. frozen broccoli • members have gained a reputation for 1medium onion grated !heir specially selected hors d'oeuvres. 1stick margarine They usually have repeated special 1can mushroom soup favorites and added new choices. They 1small canchopped mushrooms -also have shared the recipes with 1roll garlic cheese :Record readers. Sliced almonds . The club especially recommends Its new·this·year recipes for Apricot Log Chop broccoli, boll and drain. Saute 'and Bacon Bits. onion In margarine untU soft. Combine soup, onion, mushrooms (drained) and APRICOT LOG mix with broccoli and crumbled cheese In pan. Instead of garlic cheese, it is • 8oz. cream cheese possible to use 8 oz. cheddar and 2Tbsp. apricot preserves sp~e with garlic. 15dried apricots (snipped) Keep mixture hot and allow cheese to 1tsp. vanilla melt. Add almonds and stir well. 1Tbsp. sugar Serve bot from chafing dish. Make this recipe ahead; refrigerate Mix all Indredlents and roll In chop- and then beat before serving with a ped pecans or slivered almonds. large box of snack crackers. Serve with snack crackers Uarge box.) Record photo by STEVE FECHT HOT ARTICHOKE SPREAD Testing Saturday's hors d'oeuvres are from left cocktall party chairpersons Bill and JUdy Bartling, Mother's Club president Barb Slxt and BACON BITS 2 C. mayonnaise her husband Gary and hosts Edie and Bruce Pegrum . 2C.gratedparmesancheese • llb.bacon 2 cans drained chopped artichokes lib. brown sugar (Packed In water.> Madonna student ensemble Pat as much brown sugar on bacon as Beat mayonnaise and cheese possible. Bake In slow oven at 300 together. Add artichokes. Place in degrees untU crisp (bake on the oven greased baking pan and bake at 400 performs Tuesday concert broiler pan so grease can drip through). degrees for 20 minutes. Let cool and break Into serving size Sprtnkle with paprika before serving. The Instrumental Chamber Ensem· the Madonna faculty will be plano Furniture pieces. This recipe puffs up while baking. ble will present a winter concert at 7:30 soloist. ---serve on tray with doilies.' . . . 'Serve- warm with large box of snack p.m. December 11 at Madonna College- Madonna students presenting the pro- The club suggests ~ing a dOUble crackers. In Livonia. gram are Deborah BfI.!leman, flutist, a Refinishing' - • recipe If serving a large group. Selections to be performed include sophomore music major from SPINACH DIP As has become a tradition, !he club Sonata for two flutes and piano by W.F. Westland; Stephen Newby, flutist. a also was serving meatballs as well as Bach, a set of "delightful" little pieces senior music major fmm Southfield and DemfJnstrfltlfJn 1C. Hellman's mayonnaise red pepper jelly over cream cheese for soprano, flute and guitar, and J.S. Michael Dato, guitari~t, a senior music Come .nd see It 'or yoursel1' Circa 1850 FurnIture Stnpper 1pint sour cream made by member Diane Larsen. Bach's famous Brandenburg Concert major from Canton. removes pamt. varnish or urelhane With Simple brulhtn9 'h C. parmesan cheese NO.5. The concert will be held in Kresge 1pkg. frozen chopped spinach This year also, chairpersons Judy In the Brandenburg, guest soloist will Hall on the Madonna campus and is Saturday, December 8 1pkg. Knorr's vegetable soup mix Bartling and Joy Holloway report, it be Kathy Ferris, a well·known violinist open to the public free of charge. 1:00 p.m. -3:00 p.m. was decided to switch from a whiskey in the Detroit area. Linette Popoff of For further Information, call 591·5177. ; Thaw and thoroughly drain chopped punch to a wine one. sPinach. " 42301 W. Seven Mile Rd.: . Then mix all the above ingredients WINE PUNCH (Northville Plaza Mall) together and chl11. Classified Ad? Call • .Serve with vegetables. 4 liters RhIne wine 349-8585 1liter club soda 348-3022 .Vegetables for dip: 2 heads 1liter 7Up --=- • saturday Sunday December 8 December 9 McNEFF ACCOUNTING '10AM-9PM 12noon-SPM SERVICE U-M Cohseum Arn Arbor Filth Avenue at HIli Street

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By JEAN DAY The second Marquis window is filled with nutcrackers im· ported from Germany. Mrs. Zayti says this is the largest collec- Aware downtown shoppers are noticing "something new" tion she has ever obtained. has been added to the usual downtown Christmas season decorating of greens and windows filled with holiday scenes The window of Carl Johnson Real Estate office has made and gift merchandise. many shoppers pause to inspect the many tiny dolls from years The glass store windows themselves have become decora- ago that decorate the tree and the Windowledge. They belong to tions with hand painted Christmas designs and scenes. One of Nelda Morrison, who has collected miniatures for years. _ the most elaborate is the all-white snow scene complete with The window won first place, professional category, in the trees and cabins along the bottom of the C. Harold Bloom In- annual Window decorating contest held during the Christmas surance agency at 108West Main. Holly sprigs and garlands Walk under sponsorship of the Northville Community Chamber decorate adjoining windows. of Commerce. Dick Lyon reports that, almost like olden days, the window painter appeared with bucket in hand, offering to do the decora- Local shop owners' windows are fuil of ideas for how to tion. He adds that the window painting is done free hand and decorate a tree differently. Crafty persons who want a change very quickly by the artist, David J. Fleck. from shiny ornaments and tinsel should look at the tiny stuffed Fleck and his wife Lynn currently are on a visit with a geese and hearts that Uptown Shops owners used to decorate a brother in Farmington - and the artist brought the window tree. Adjacent Anne's Fabrics used lace angels and cutouts. decorating idea with him from Santa Anna, California. . "It's done everywhere in California - on gas stations, Norma Vernon, Wife of Northville Mayor Paul Vernon, a stores, offices," explains Lynn Fleck, adding. "maybe it's worker in ceramics herself, pointed out the exqUisite porcelain because they don't have snow and want a festive look." The ornaments on the tree at Violet's China. a new shop on North Flecks have been working in Northville for about 12days. Center. They are handmade, delicate bells and ornaments with Lynn says she approaches the store owner with pictures of holly decorations. what her artist husband has done - while he waits outside with At Bruce Roy Realty~ the window has been decorated with a . buckets in hand. "We haven't had anyone who has not liked Victorian dollhouse - and a soft SCUlpturemaid in black and what he has done," she notes proudly. "Everyone also asks, white uniform. 'what does he really do for a living. '" she mentions, explaining Owner Ann Roy has returned from an eight-day working Fleck is a muralist and has done Egyptian murals for 20th Cen- vacation in Hawaii. She and a business associate in Farmington tury and children's scenes for pediatricians' offices, as ex- were among 25,000 attending the National Association of 'amples. Here in Michigan he also has been decorating a group Realtors convention. It was the realtor's fourth trip to Hawaii of 20offices as well as Tally Hall at Hunter's Square. - and, she says, the best. Because her friend's daughter lives there, they sawall the non-tourist places. Sbop Olnlt'rs dt'('oralt' »-;Ib IJwir flU II Irt·w.urt· ... Among the most elaborate decorations on view are the . From as far away as Howell have come inquiries about the beautifUlly dressed old-fashioned figures in the windows of Orin ornate lamp in the window of the MarqUis Shop. It belongs to Jewelers. As viewers admire the drummer boy and girl in full owner Inga Zayti. She discovered the custom shade maker at skirted costume the little figures slowly move .. the Tivoli Fair this year - and had the elaborately pleated and fringed red and pink shade made for a white marble base she It's not surprising that the sidewalks were jammed during owned. Store employees report they, too, have heen questioned the annual Christmas Walk November 18.And there's still plen- about the lamp which they have labeled the "boudoir lamp. to ty of time before Christmas to enjoy an inspection trip to town. Windowtree at Anne's Fabrics Js adorned with lace cutouts

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~:(I I ByB.J.MARTIN fective stall. Kathy KorowIn led the Mustangs wltli : Plymouth Canton brought an end to eight points, TerwIn finJsbed with seven· Northville's best women's basketball points and pulled down nine rebounds~ : season since 1981 last Wednesday, SenIor Erin Ryan, with Korowin; . defeating the Mustangs 36-28 In the Michele Slemasz and Terwin appeariDg : Class A district semifinal at Westland in her fInaI game, also played well,: John Glenn. SCOringfour points. "Canton played better than they did Tricla Ducker, Northville's leading any of the three other times we've scorer this season, provided some late- ' played them this year," said Ed Kritch, game fireworks. But for the most part, first-year coach of the resurgent ) the Cblefs' tight zone defense kept her 4t Mustangs. "I thought we came out a lit- under wraps. tle bit tight. Isensed we wanted to suc- "They bottled Tricla up pretty well," ceed maybe too much. Everybody felt a Kritch noted. "They were ready for us, little extra pressure." but I thought we made a good ron at A year ago, there wouldn't have been them late in the game. We could have any pressure at all. The Inexperienced EDKRITCH folded, but we shoWed some character 1983 Mustangs won only two games all ed and improved this season." coming back at them like that. I season, and any talk about a district ti· Canton ground out a foothaliish 13-8 thought our seniors especially showed a tle would have been, well, very wishful halftime lead at the balf, and outscored lot of class." thInkIng. But this year, things were dif- the Mustangs 13-6 In the third quarter, The loss ended a 9-12 season for Nor- ferent. effectively executing a full-court press. thville - a vast improvement over 1983, (J "We were happy with the attitude At one stage the Cblefs led by as much but with two overtime losses, one two- we'd developed this year," Kritch said. as 14 points. point loss and four four-point losses, not "After we got off to a 1-5 start, It seem- But the Mustangs rallied In the final without disappointments as well. ed like It was going to be a long year. quarter, applying a press of their own "I thought we made a good start at But we ran off and won eight games and trimming Canton's lead to six with making a good tradition of basketball since that time (including an Qvertime a minute remaining. During that ron, here," said KrItch. "We're lOSing four defeat of Canton) and made ourselves Sue TerwIn chipped in with six points, players who were a big part of our suc- respectable. even though she had been playing with cess and won't be able to see how much "Teams had to prepare for us, four fouls. better we'll be in the coming years. But because they know we were able to beat But Canton guard Beth Frigge took the way they've worked this season them," he added. "I thInk that's a command In the game's final moments, made me feel really good about the way tribute to how hard the kids have work- hitting two foul shots and leading an ef- we're going." Ta~ker Thompson competes at state meet

Representing North~ille at the 2:01.36 in the 200. with Thompson's dedication, that's not Michigan High School Athletic Associa- "Shari worked really hard for it, but likely to happen next year. tion's Class A state swim finals, Shari she wasn't at her best," said Northville "She's already back in the pool, all Thompson finished out of the top 12 in swim coach Bill Dicks. "She sort of ready to start back up again," Dicks each of the two events she swam - but 'over-calmed' herself down. We worked said. time is on her side. on thinking through the race, but she said after the race she felt like she-was Just a sophomore, the co-captain was going fast." among the select group of qualifiers in CoachDicks announced that seasons Record photo by B.J. MARTIN But Thompson's clocklngs of 5:32.1 in [or junior high boys' and girls' swim Michele Siemasz works the ball inside against Canton both the 200 and 500 freestyle. Thomp- the 500 and 2:02.1 in the 200 at last son qualified for each event with early- teams are opening. Interested swim- week's meet were slower than her mers should contact him at Cooke November times of 5:24.9ln the SOOand qualifying times. But for those famiJiar Junior High. NHS alumnae spark Ocelots ByC.J.RISAK noticed Northville goalkeeper Jenny Gans, who was named to the all· Give a book : Not one ~f the seven teams opposing tournament team after allowing just from your Schoolcraft College at the NJCAA four goals in the the three tourney ~~~~~~:==aOLIDAY-SALB-~:...:,·~·=t,.·rc~. women's soccer tournament expected games. Little much from the Ocelots. After all, last "Jenny was outstanding," said Professor year, they were hardly competitive, DUdek. "She made all the right moves, Book losing an three of their tournament all her decisions were good ones." ::ff/·I········6mI!D··········~··?·1··'c:~:~,. games. Also playing for the Ocelots were Center " That opinion since has changed. Northville alumnae Martina Millen and · . '6P1ECE1HRIFTY .... $7 ~ ~ I' ".' : It changed about the time Schoolcraft Kris Petit. Schoolcraft forward Sue : : SCR£WDRlVERSET ~ ·COMBINATION . was blanking highly-regarded Mor- Ferguson, with Gans, was named to the :: 'TOPREADINGTORPEDO 1lfRJFTY MITRE BOX SQUARE,...... risville (N.Y.) Community College 2-0 all-tournament team. Ferguson, the LEVEL ,"'22$4 ER _n.-_ ...... " first varsity season was in the final. jured her back early in the second half YOUR 5299 _'153$ 51099 YOUR 5399 The last hurdle proved too difficult. CHOICE • CHOICE of the final and was forced to leave the ...... Schoolcraft battled Nassau C.C. (Long game. A book is a gift which is Island, N.Y.) until the last minute The Ocelots captured one other before tumbling '2-0 in the tournament pJ:.eStigious award from the tourna- opened more than once. T·'tt·~~····..iNTR~=.THE· ..·....·.6~..·.... OOjj • final in Trenton, N.J. ment: the Sportsmanship Trophy, for Big selection & gift certificates available ~I....~ : : POWER STRIPPER ==:.":-'"':~ :: . "None of them were really prepared which Schoolcraft was the unanJmous •• A "'C*tMthMCO"" fl'nc.Wb"'OW'f'-f 1ltlQ~r.nc...c.tK.U.1 '/ ~ •• for us," said Schoolcraft Coach Ed choice. • • 26300. Ir'otnCll.l...... --klugPljlotll, I I r i .. Dudek, whose team ended Its season "It shows our kids were good ex- Little Professor :: _"'l$O 54599 58999 ....~ \ _,~ :: • • .... '131 .. -:::1fJ:>:"~J~ • with a 16-4-1mark. "I kept an eye on amples on and off the field," DUdek Book Center r=- •. .... 411!"-~~---- .. them, but they didn't even bother said of the aWard. "It was a really nice ...... scouting us." experience for us - no, I shouldn't say 37115Grand River at Halsted OD BENCH : Had they done so, they might have nice. It was great." Farmington 478-2810 GRINDER 8 INCH lt~~~ ..... , 88 ~ -.. '7." 39 ...

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•I •• Wednesday, December 5.1984- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-5-C All-Area cagers show plenty of class . : Area women's basketball programs Lake-Novl News selected top players to tlon last season. "This year she's had Injury problems produced a number of outstanding form th!s year's All·Area team, con· Hall was named to a pre-season All· and illness and she's kept coming teams and !ndlvldual performers. But slderlng players from Lakeland, America team by Street and Smith back." five seniors have moved to the head of Milford, Northville, Novl, South Lyon, magazine. During the season she Joining Hall among the area's elite the class and onto our Honor Roll - the Walled Lake Central and Western, and averaged 13.1 points and 11 rebounds five Is SUE RASINSKE of Novl, who Is $liger·Llvlngston East All·Area basket· Whitmore Lake high schools. per outing and led Western to a league an All·Area performer for the third con· ball team. The all·senIor first team has players and district tlUe this season. "In the secutlve year and has led the Kens- : Sports editors from The Milford who can do It all. Leading the way Is two years I've coached her, she's 1m· Ington Valley Conference In scoring Times, The Northville Record, The Walled Lake Western center VAL proved a great deal," Western coach each of those years. "She's ImproVed South Lyon Herald and The Walled HALL, who was also a first·team selec· Tom Stlener says of his 6'3" standout. every year," says Novl Coach Bill Ayotte, "and this year especially on her passing and defense. She's always been a good scorer, but now she's become a complete ballplayer. She's the best player I've ever coached." The 5'10" forward averaged 26.0 points per game this season, and also led Novlln reboun· ding with 13.2 per game. Milford has a pair of first·team All· Area performers In DAWN HORNUNG and Jll.J., SHEFFLER, who helped lead the Redsklns to a 19-3 record this season and their second straight Kensington Valley Conference tlUe. According to coach Don Palmer, Hor· nung is "the premier guard in Oakland ~.t ~..~ County and one of the best In the state. CLASS- She's definitely our team leader. Dawn Y CAGERS - Second-team All-Area picks kept opponents· . ~: can shoot, pass, ball·handle and play under lock and key: Lakeland's Kristin Haupt, Milford's Tania; '~! defense." The 5'4" Redskin averaged Strachan, Whitmore Lake's Shelly Watson and Walled Lak~ ': 8.5 points, three assists and three re- Western's Sue Baglow. Not pictured is Novi's Sherry Lawton:: ..~ bounds per outing. Hornung has been a Record photo by Steve Fecht. ..:: starter for the two-time KVC cham· " pions for four years. ShefOer is Milford's mainstay up front. The 5'9" center Is a three-year All-Area basketball picks .:~~ starter who averaged 10.2 points In 1984, hitting 54 percent of her shots FIRST TEAM from the floor. She also had 6.9 re- Player Height Class School bounds per game, leading Milford In Valerie Hall 6-3 Semor W.L. Western scoring and rebounding before an in- " jury slowed her near the end of the MaryFran Peterlin 5-11'12 Semor South Lyon regular season. Sue Rasinske 5-10 Semor Novi: : Rounding out the top five Is South Jill Sheffler 5-9 Semor Milford •.; Lyon'S MARYFRAN PETERLIN, a Dawn Hornung 5-4 Semor Millofd ,:::-. S'llIh" forward. Peterlin led the Lions .... in scoring (14 points) and rebounding SECOND TEAM (nine rebounds) per game this year . . Shelly Watson 5-10 Sophomore Whitmore Lake :, MEET THE "A" TEAM - The Sliger- . . Peterlin, Walled Lake Western's Valerie "She's been our leader all season," Kristin Haupt 5-6 Semor Lakeland' Livingston East All-Area First Team, Hall, and Milford's Jill Sheffler and states Lion coach Ron Shanks. A quick, Sue Baglow 5-6 Semor W.L. Western that is. Give this group straight "A's" Dawn Hornung. Record photo by Steve aggressive player, Peterlin was a . ": Tania Strachan 5-10Yz Senior Millard when it comes to basketball: Novi's Sue Fecht. second·team All·Area choice in 1983. • Rasinske, South Lyon's MaryFran Sherry Lawton 5-7 Semor Novl Continued on 6

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"B.J. MARTIN year out of coaching to spend Ume With DiDo Candella, wID wrestle at 167 - something of a "logjam" at the middle at that weight right now," be explained. hisfamlly. when be makes welgbt. Candella beefed welgbts. Jason Lazar, Dana Letarte At 119, sophomore Paul Maliszewski Forget black and orange. With only a Townsley Inaugurated Wbitmore up for football tbls fall and is still taper- and Dennis Nadeau are all returning has been impressive in pre-season few exceptions, the color for this Lake High SCbool's wrestling program Ingoll. wrestlers and will battle it out for the workouts. season's Northville wresUlng team is prior to becoming a social studies regular slot a1145. While lacking experience, senior teacher and. wrestling coach at Nor- Junior Tim MWeu, althougb a Ont- 'n I green. . . year wrestler, may give Northville Letarte may drop to 138, but another Mike Bates brings good skills and thville High SCbooInearly ?A) years ago. 126 Gone from last year's regular rota- some unexpected strength at 198 returning wrestler, Ken Kehoe, has also strength at pounds and sophomore tion are such matmen as league champ "We had some good teams back looked strong there. senior John Lazar John McRae has appeared to be a tben," Townsley said tbls week. "In pounds. "He's really improved a lot," Bryan Burgett, Ernie Bock, Jim Townsley pointed out. Rounding out at 132 will likely keep anyone from "very good prospect" at 154. 1968 we were seventh In the state, and Assemany, Norm Estigoy, Jay Ander- Northville's strong crew of big men is bumping further down the weight scale. "Our strength this year Is going to be son and Steve Smith. Those are big we should have been better." Every other slot wUIhave new hands In the upper weights," Townsley said. One Mustang matman with a shot at beavyweight Ken Wells, a king-size 6'5" wrestling shoes to fUl, and many of Junior transfer. Althougb Wells is a - some simply lack varsity ex- "It's too soon to tell how we're going to those feet will belong to first-year grap- going a long way - maybe all the way perience, and some lack any ex- stack up against the others In our to a state title -is senior Joel Vogt. But first-year wrestler, his hard work and league." plers. good attitude have already impressed perience at all. At 98, freshman Don Heading this year's crew is a dU- the tIJree.sport standout will be going Townsley. Grabam brings some raw talent and Is He'll find out soon. Northville opens ferent face, If not exactly new. Jack about It the bard way. Vogt weighs In at the leading contender. Sophomore John its season this week with matches around 175 pounds, and will have to I Townsley, who coached at Northville "He's a nice kid. He appreciated Baumann wrestled reserves last season against Livonia Stevenson and, tomor- six years before Gary Emerson took the wrestle at 185 Instead of 167, wbere his working with (football coach) Dennis and will go at 105. row, at Farmington Harrison. The • reins In 1974,is back - most likely for chances of advancing In state competi- Colligan this fall, and he's the same Out of his team of about 35, Townsley Hawks are reportedly strongest In the one year. Emerson announced this fall tion are better. way this season," Townsley said. has not yet settled on a regular wrestler lighter weights, so an interesting battle announced he will spend at least one MeanwbUe, another senior standout, The returning coach added there was at 112 pounds. "We don't have anybody appears to be shaping up. JACK TOWNSLEY 1984 NORTHVILLEVARSITYWRESTLING All-Area cage team has 'class' RECREATION' OPPONENT DATE nilE ,Continued fromS County Conference in both those categories to earn LIVONIASTEVENSON' Tuesday. Dec. 4 6:30p.m. This year's All-Area second team also taught op- All-Conferenee bonors. "She Is real smooth - very . 'BRIEFS ' al Farminglon Harrison' Thursday. Dec. 6 6:30p.m. posing teams something aboUt the game this past agUe and qulck," explained Marlann Martin, Whit- :. at Belleville Invltahonal Saturday. Dec.S 11:30a.m. season. more Lake's coach. "She's good enough to get a full scholarship to a big college." SOUTHLYON Tuesday. Dec. 11 6:30p.m. The district champion Warriors were not a one- COACHES NEEDED at Farmington' Thursday. Dec. 13 6:30p.m. player team this season, as SUE BAGLOW proved Lakeland's KRISTIN HAUPl' was an important saturday. Dec. 15 11:00a.m. at Ypsilanti Invitational admirably. The senior averaged 7.5 points, six re- factor in the Eagles' thlrd-place finish In the KVC. Northville Community Recreation needs LIVONIABENTLEY' Thursday. Jan. 10 6:30p.m. bounds, five assists and four steals tbls season. "We wouldn't have Won 10 games Without her," three coaches for the youth baskethall pro- at Romulus Invitational Saturday.Jan.12 11:00a.m. "This year, a lot of the burden was put on Sue with stated Lakeland coach George Heltsch. "She's a gram. T, 'are needed for grades &-6 and one allivonia Churchill' Tuesday. Jan. 15 6:30p.m. the loss of Val and Nancy Leach," stated Stiener. very hard worker and hustles all the time." A four- Is needed for grades 3-4. Practices are one WALLEDLAKEWESTERN' Thursday. Jan. 17 6:30p.m. "She really became a leader on the Ooor for us." year starter for Lakeland, Haupt averaged 10.8 hour per week. Games are on Saturdays. If at NoviInvitational Saturday. Jan. 19 11:00a.m. Another player who moved to the front when her points, four steals and two assists per game In 1984. you are interested, call Community Recrea- Tuesday. Jan. 22 4:30p.m. al Detroit Country DayQuad Meet team needed it was Redskin TANIA STRACHAN, tion at 349-0203. at Walled Lake Central' Thursday. Jan. 24 6:30p.m. who lead Milford In scoring UO.2) and rebounding Another senior whose all-around game earned her at Algonac Blue Water Classic Saturday. Jan. 26 11.00a.m. (8.5). "She's one of the hardest working kids I've second-team honors Is Novi's SHERRY LAWTON. PLYMOUTHSALEM' Thursday. Jan. 31 6:30p.m. ever bad," said Palmer of his senior forward. The guard/forward averaged 10.6points and 11re- CAT SHOW at Plymouth Canlon' Wednesday. Feb. 6 6:30p.m. "She's really carried our ballcluh since our in- bounds per outing. "She's glven us a lot of consisten- at WLAAConference Meet Saturday. Feb. 9 10a.m. Juries." cy this year," said the Wildcats' Ayotte. "She's our A Cat Show will take place at the Com- SHELLY WATSON led Whitmore Lake to a best defensive ballplayer. Game In and game out, munity Center this weekend. For more in- , Denotes conference match district title this season by averaging 18points and we asked her to do a lot of dIfferent things for us, formation, call 627-4029. 12 rebounds per game. The sophomore led the Tri- and she carried them out."

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TURKEY CRUNCH

Four cups cubed turkey Two cups diced celery Two cans cream chicken soup One cup diced cheddar cheese Two cans egg noodles quarter cup lemon butter sauce, mix One and one-half cups mayonnaise well. One chopped green pepper Line bottom of shallow baking pan Four tablespoons chopped onions with half of the broccoli mixture, Four tablespoons If'mon juice cover with fish, then with remaining One-quarter teaspoon salt broccoli mixture. Pour remaining sauce over mixture. Bake 25 Mix and bake 40 minutes at 350 minutes. Garnish with paprika. degrees Makes eight servings. Clara Calkins Milford Marilyn J. Clark South Lyon LIVELY LEMON CASSEROLE HAM AND CHEESE FILLED ROLLS One-third cup butter or margarine One pound sharp cheddar cheese, One-third cup ReaLemon shredded Reconstituted Lemon Juice Four cups ground, cooked ham Two teaspoons. Wyler's chicken One-half green pepper, ground flavor instant bouillon OR two One large onion, ground chicken flavor bouillon cubes One Tablespoon prepared mustard One teaspoon tabasco pepper One small can tomato sauce sauce Three-quarters stick butter, melted One cup cooked rice Pepperidge Farm Brown and Serve One (ten-ounce) package frozen rolls (oblong ones) or hamburger chopped broccoli, thawed buns One cup (four ounces) shredded Mix first six ingredients, add but- sharp cheddar cheese ter and stir. If using Pepperidge Eight fish fillets (about two pounds), Farm rolls, cut lengthwise, dig out fresh or frozen, thawed soft insides, fill with spread and Paprika bake. If using hamburger buns, Preheat oven to 375 degrees. In spread each half to the edges with small saucepan, melt butter, add spread and bake; 350 for 25-30 ReaLemon, bouillon, and tabasco. minutes. Spread will keep up to two Heat slowly until bouillon dissolves, weeks in refrigerator. set aside. In medium bowl, combine Betty Wright rice, broccoli, cheese, and one- Northville Clara Calkins of Milford uses leftover turkey in Turkey Crunch

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GOOP (Easy Skillet Casserole)

One pound ground beef One small onion, chopped Two cans Campbell's Chicken Gum- boSoup better yet, overnight. About one One cup rice hour before ser ..ing, heat one and Two cups water one-half pints cooking oil in heavy Optional: Ripe tomato or catsup nine-inch saucepan to a' temperature of 425. Put two cups In a large skillet brown ground milk, Club soda or beer in a deep beef with onion, seasoning to taste. narrow bowl and dip each chicken Add both cans of soup, rice and piece in the liquid letting excess Three cups graham cracker crumbs water. Cover and cook for 20-30 drip off. Dust lightly, but evenly, in a Two cups undiluted evaporated milk minutes or until water is absorbed good brand of pancake flour. Dry Three eggs, slightly beaten by rice. Tomato may be added while pieces a few minutes without letting mixture is simmering. Serve with a them touch each other. Fry a few Use haFlds to mix thoroughly. Use vegetable or salad for a delicious, pieces at a time. Place on cookie one-half cup mix for each roll, make hearty, hot meal. sheet without letting them touch oblong. Place in pan so they just and bake uncovered at 350 for 30 barely touch. Makes 24 rolls. Pour cook onion with chili, salt, and pep- Pat Chapman minutes. sauce over and bake one hour at per until tender (use shortening if South Lyon 400. Baste with sauce (see below) Sue Schellenberg necessary). Stir to separate meat. during cooking. Highland Add tomatoes and beans; pouring They freeze well and slices make off extra grease if necessary. Cook good sandwiches from leftovers. CHICKEN LIKE THE COLONEL'S over low heat 15 minutes; stir occa- CHILI IN A SKILLET sionally. Eggs can be poached in HAM ROLL SAUCE Two packages mild Italian salad mixture with skillet covered or dish dressing (dry) can be served with fried eggs if One pound ground beef Two cans undiluted tomato soup Three Tablespoons flour desired. Makes six (one cup) serv- One medium onion, chopped Three--quarters cup vinegar Two teaspoons salt ings. Two tablespoons chili powder Two cups brown sugar, packed One--quarter cup lemon juice One teaspoon salt Two teaspoons dry mustard Two Tablespoons margarine Dick Forbes One dash pepper Three pounds fryer chicken, cut up Brighton One large can tomatoes, drained Mix sugar with mustard before ad- Two cans (15~'2ounces each) kidney ding to liquid. Stir thoroughly. Mix all ingredients to form paste beans, undrained HAM ROLLS Spoon over rolls. and spread evenly over chicken Eggs, if desired pieces, stack in bowl, cover and Six-seven cups ground cooked ham Carol Parrott refrigerate at least two hours, or In a large skillet, brown beef and Two pounds whole hog sausage Novi

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ZUCCHINI BREAD

Mix well: Two cups sugar One cup oil Three eggs Three teaspoons vanilla STRUSEL COFFEE CAKE

Add: Strusel mixture: Two cups coarsely grated zucchini, Mix before making cake: unpeeled and closely packed One-half cup brown sugar Two teaspoons cinnamon Sift together and add: Two Tablespoons flour Two cups flour Two Tablespoons liquid shortening One-quarter teaspoon baking One-half cup chopped nuts powder Set aside Two teaspoons soda HOLIDAY NUT BREAD Three teaspoons cinnamon In large bowl sift: One teaspoon salt Combine and mix well: One and one-half cup flour Three cups sifted white flour Three teaspoons baking powder Add one cup of nuts if desired. Pour Four teaspoons baking powder Three teaspoons baking powder One-quarter teaspoon salt intc two greased loaf pans and bake One and one-half teaspoons salt One teaspoon sea salt Three-quarter cup sugar at 350for one hour. One and one-half cups whole wheat One-half teaspoon cinnamon flour One-half teaspoon nutmeg Joanne McNary Cut in one-quarter cup shortening One and one-half teaspoon soda Novi or margarine. Add one egg to three- Preheat oven to 400degrees quarter cup milk in two-cup measur- Add to above mixture: Grease 12 muffin cups. Beat egg, ing cup. Blend together and add to One and one-half cup chopped nut FRUIT AND NUT OATCAKES milk, and oil together. Stir in raisins dry ingredients. meats (muffins) and nuts and apple. Stir together re- Three cups buttermilk or sour milk maining ingredients. Add all at once Spread half of batter in greased One egg to the egg mixture, stirring just until 6x10 inch pan. Sprinkle with half of Mix just until flour is dampened. Three-quarters cup milk flour is moistened. strusel mixture. Spread rest of bat- Pour into two greased 5x9 inch loaf One-half cup safflower oil Fill muffin tins about three- ter in pan and top with strusel. Bake pans, and bake at 350 degrees for quarters full. Bake about 20 One cup raisins at 375 degrees for 30 minutes. Cool one hour. One apple, finely chopped minutes. Immediately remove from slightly before cutting. Good with cream cheese spread. One-half cup walnuts pan. One cup whole wheat flour Linda McVicar Milfred Perkins Onecupoats Carole Crain Novi Howell One-third cup brown sugar Schoolcraft College .,. . Holiday Gift Boxes

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HEARTY SOURDOUGH ENGLISH MUFFINS

One package dry yeast dissolved in one-quarter cup warm water One cup milk, scalded One-half cup rolled oats (Optional: one cup raisins and/or namon if desired. One-quarter cup wheat germ one and one-half teaspoon cin- Stir ingredients to form a thick One cup sourdough starter, room namon) batter. Blend in approximately two temperature cups of the unbleached flour to form One and one-half cups whole wheat Dissolve yeast in warm water and a stiff dough and turn out onto a flour set aside to proof. Place rolled oats floured surface. Three Tablespoons honey or maple and wheat germ in a large bowl and Knead for five minutes, adding re- syrup cover with hot, scalded milk. When maining unbleached flour as re- One teaspoon salt cooled to near room temperature, quired to prevent sticking. Place Two to two and one-half cups add sourdough starter, whole wheat dough in a greased bowl, cover bowl unbleached white flour flour, honey or maple syrup, and with a damp cloth, and let dough Corn meal salt. Also add raisins and/or cin- rise in a warm place until doubled in size (approximately one and one- half hours). When doubled, punch down dough and roll out half-inch thick on a floured surface. Cut out in three inch circles and place on a ookie Don Tinson of Brighton makes sheet sprinkled with corn meal. a batch of Hearty Sourdough Let muffins rise an additional 20 English Muffins and freezes minutes and then place on a lightly part of them to have on hand greased electric griddle which has been pre-heated to 275. Loosely with powdered sugar, cinnamon cover griddle with aluminum foil or a mixture. metal lid (allowing steam to escape) This is the famous Polish jelly- and cook for 15 minutes per side. filled bun eaten before Ash Muffins will be lightly browned when Wednesday. done. Remove and place on wire Makes at least two dozen. rack to cool. Makes approximately 22 three- Mary Malinowski inch round English muffins. Brighton To serve, split the muffins in half and brown in a toaster. Spread with butter while hot and enjoy. Great with fresh fruit and cheese. Extra NO KNEAD TWISTS muffins can be frozen for later use. Combine: Don Tinson /I One-half cup margarine Brighton Three Tablespoons sugar One and one-half teaspoon salt PONCHKI One teaspoon vanilla (Polish style jelly-filled buns) One-half cup scalded milk

Three cups flour Add two cakes compressed yeast, Two cakes yeast crumbled OR two packages dry 10egg yolks granular yeast dissolved in one- One-half teaspoon salt quarter cup lukewarm water. Mix One-half cup melted butter well. One-half cup sugar Blend in one and one-half cups One teaspoon vanilla flour and beat until smooth. Mix in One-half teaspoon almond flavoring one and one-half cups more flour. (optional) Cover and let rise for 15 minutes. Three-quarters cup milk Add three eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Let Scald milk, add one-half cup flour rise in a warm place, covered with to the milk while hot, stirring till very wax paper for about one hour. The smooth. Cool until lukewarm. Crum- dough will be soft and moist. Take ble yeast into the cooled mixture tablespoons scooped off and dip and mix thoroughly. Let rise until (cover completely) in a mixture of: double in bulk. three-quarters cup chopped nuts Add salt to egg yolks, beat until (any kind), one-half cup sugar and thick and lemon-eolored. To the one teaspoon cinnamon. Twist yeast mixture, add beaten eggs, dough once and place on a greased sugar, and flavoring. cookie sheet. Bake at 375 for 12-15 Add melted butter, knead until minutes. Makes two dozen twists. well blended. let rise until double in bulk. Punch down dough, let rise Carol Vereecke again. Brighton Place dough on lightly floured board, stretch dough towards you and fill with your favorite jam (straWberry or blueberry is perfect). The jam must be very thick. 107N. CENTER Fold over and cut with a small NORTHVILLE' 349-7110 glass into a small ball. Place on a & Greg Debbie Albright slightly floured board, let rise about half an hour. M & F 8:30 -8, T·W·Th 8:30.6, sat 9·S , , .'. ; F!¥,I~,de~p fat, turning only once. '. "

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Filling: One cup sugar Three ounces cream cheese One cup butter One-half teaspoon vanilla Four eggs Four Tablespoons butter Two Tablespoons orange juice One cup powdered sugar Two cups flour, not sifted One Tablespoon oleo One teaspoon baking powder One cup chopped nuts One cup raisins One-half cup cherries One-half cup mixed fru,t Beat eggs three minutes, gradually add sugar, beating constantly. Cream butter and sU1ar, add eggs Add pumpkin and lemon juice, add one at a time, beat a little after each flour, spices, baking powder, and egg. Add orange juice, then flour salt. Mix well. Put on well-greased and baking powder. Roll all fruit in cookie sheet, 15x10x1, and bake 15 flour and add last. Butter the pans, minutes at 375. Cool five minutes in put a piece of paper on bottom. pan, sprinkle top with some Bake at 275 for- one and one-half powdered sugar. Turn out on towel hours. while still warm. Roll up in towel and let cool. Mrs. Elizabeth Cowil Pumpkin Roll is a favorite dessert of Louise Dombrowski of South Cream together cream cheese, Northville Lyon

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