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° M\ Scbarfeio Comnja#ieitk>o Corporitloa. All Rl^kU R«*r>e4. ; 'V >. Westland values, may be taxes, drop By 8andra Armbruster to make up the difference In revenue, legal' obligation to notify residents from its current rate of more than penditures" proposed for the next fiscal Pickering's proposal to cut out funding editor but that's something we'll have to face when assessments decrease, as opposed $6.47 million to nearly f 6.11 million. year. Although Pickering previously as of April 1, and the mayor has now in the 1983-84 budget," Pickering said. to an Increase, he believes the city has The SEV of residential property only said he would ask the council to ap­ agreed to continue funding their opera­ Westland residents may be getting a Last year residents received a prop­ a responsibility to do so. will drop causing a loss of $261,456 for prove an eight-mill levy, he said he tion. break on this year's tax bills. Mayor erty tax Increase of fl.9 percent be­ The decrease this year applies only the 1983-84 budget year if the same would first review the budget proposals Charles Pickering is recommending cause the city was ordered to use a 30- to residential property. Commercial rate of 7.16 mills is levied. If the full to see if it's necessary. Pickering added, however, that he that a 12-month study showing a de­ month study in figuring tax bills. and Industrial property held a no- eight mills are levied, tax revenue will "There are services that have to be will be meeting with the Westland li­ crease of 7.94 percent In residential growth position, according to the study. increase by $251,571. In that case resi­ provided. If further cuts are made, brary board to discuss ways to cut next property values be used to figure tax THE ACTUAL amount of a tax cut That means commercial and industrial dents could see a small tax increase al­ we'll be cutting services that citizens year's library appropriations and to bills this year. residents see won't be known until the property owners will receive the same though property values dropped. used to receive," Pickering said. ask them to consider placing a library The Wayne County Equalization De­ council sets the millage rate for the tax bill as last year unless the council If the city used the 24-month study Also under consideration will be millage on the ballot for 1984. partment i3 permitting the use of ei­ year. Tax bills are determined by mul- decides to levy the full rate of eight showing the same SEV as last year, ways to cope with the city's deficit, ther ji 24-month study, which shows no Uplying the tax rate or millage by the mills permitted under law. then tax revenue would increase by now estimated at $200,000 after budg­ "Because of the cultural and educa­ growth, or the 12-month study showing assessment,' which is one-half the mar- Combining the no-growth factor of $543,701 under an eight-mill levy. et-cutting measures already taken by tional benefit of library service, it's not a decrease In values to figure this • ket value of property. industrial and commercial property the mayor. a proper short-term solution to the def­ year's tax bills. Residents are being notified of their with-the drop in residential property PICKERING SAID that he will be That figure includes the cost of fund­ icit," Pickering said. "The 12-month figure is more realis­ decreased assessment by mail. Picker­ means the city's state equalized valua­ reviewing the budget for each depart­ ing the Wayne, Garden City and Livo­ tic. It will create a burden on the city ing said lhat although the city has no tion. (SEV) will drop by 5.64 percent ment to "determine the validity of ex­ nia libraries. City council has opposed Please turn to Next Page Court may halt judge from hearing cases -have been transferred back to the By Sandra Armbruster judge after a favorable disposition of a and Mauri© Walker 1 case. staff writers None of- the three were able to be The State Supreme Court was ex­ reached for comment. pected to decide Thursday whether all Several Westland police officers, cases should be removed from the ju­ who asked not to be identified, also re­ risdiction of Westland 18th District ported having been subpoened to testi- Court Judge Evan Callanan. fy, hut said they had never BUS Callanan, who was unopposed In his seen any irregulariUes In the court­ 1982 bid for a second judicial term, re­ room. portedly Is among three people under a No irregularities were found in the federal grand jury probe investigating June 1982 audit of the district court, allegations of kickbacks'or bribery in according to Ken Kunkel of the Plante the court. St Moran ^accounting firm. The court As. of Thursday morning, Callanan ; has ah operating budget of $920,363! was still hearing cases In his court- THE JUDGE, who also worked as campaign manager for former mayor toom—»' Thomas Taylor, was first elected to the • Court Magistrate Les Hall and chief Judge Evan Callanan __' -l8thrDistrict-Court1n 1976"after a-Jreat^ "subject of bribery probe? jiidge of the district "^ourt,* Thomas ed race against incumbent Michael Smith, talked with Callanan Thursday Bradley. He served as chief judge of when he arrived at the courthouse. the court in 1980-81. Callanan terminated Bagbey in De­ Hall said that after talking with Cal­ Both men had been the subjects of cember 1981 upon Bagbey's conviction. lanan, Smith contacted Herb Levitt, grand jury Investigations. But Bagbey was found not guilty of Wayne County court administrator, to Callanan was indicted by.a Wayne another charge of cocaine possession. confer on whether Smith should reas­ County grand jury in 1966 while sery- - "I think I would have been extremely sign all of Callanan's cases. If that hap­ ing as city attorney for Garden' City. upset if he (Bagbey) had been convicted pened, Hall would assume some of the He was accused of having accepted on count two (possession)," Callanan arraignments, serving as magistrate. kickbacks in a land sale deal for a new said at the time. "I'm extremely upset Levitt was expected to call the Su­ city hall, but charges were dropped and about count one (conspiracy.) I would preme Court, asking whether Callanan the case never came to trial. have died (if Bagbey would have been should be hearing cases on the bench. convicted of possession.) A lawyer since 1955, Callanan has ASSISTANT U.S. Attorney General served in several areas of the Michigan "The conspiracy charge is a broad Joseph Papellan refused to confirm or State Bar Association, has been a mem­ charge," Callanan said in 1981. "I do deny that the three are under investiga­ ber of the American Bar Association, not believe there was any illegal activi­ tion of whether an indictment would be member of the American, Michigan ty going on at the court. I just don't issued in the case. and Detroit trial lawyers agsortatlnns, believe it." • But court magistrate Les Hall said and a lifetime fellow of the Roscoe An active participant in community' that court records were subpoenaed Pound American Trial Lawyers Foun­ affairs, the judge is a past president of last July for the grand jury and that an dation. the Optimist Club, a' former director of indictment is expected soon. Hall said Bradley resigned as a Nankin Town­ the Westland Chamber of Commerce the investigation had been going on for_ ship justice of tho poaoo In 1066 after for a brief period past prgsiripnf nf tho two years. having been Investigated by a grand Garden City Democratic Club, chair­ According to reports, also under in­ jury probe into charges of ticket fixing. man of the Nankin Transit Study Com­ vestigation besides Callanan are his Disposition of the case is unknown. mittee, a past director of the Wayne- son, Evan Callanan Jr„ an attorney Bradley, now a practicing lawyer, was Westland YMCA, a' member of the who has an office at 5845 Wayne Road; in court Thursday morning and unable Westland Lions Dinner Club and St. to be reached for comment. Matthew Church, and a World War II and Richard Debs, a UAW president of veteran. -I _, ART EMANUEIE/Matt photoflf apher Local 1776 in Ypsilanti. GENERAL THINKING at the court Long rumored to be targets of a Thursday was that whether indicted or work grand Jury.probe, the three are report-, not, reports.of the investigation have hurt the court, which had come under Linking hands to form a bridge, Ronni Garbacz edly being investigated for having co­ what's inside sponsored by the Westland Parks and. Recre­ operated in a sc&eme in which cases scrutjay recently after Dan Bagbey, a and her dad, Ron, watch as.Bob Brayohart car­ ation Department. For more photos, see Page were steered to~th«L law firm of the five-year court officer under Callanan, Calendar . 4A ries his 8-monlh-old daughter, JamieV While 3A. -.- -.:-'.-.. '•'•• judge's son. According to some reports, was convicted of cocaine conspiracy dancing at the annual dad/daiighter dance charges In U.S. District Court. Classified. . . SectionsC,D some of the money paid the firm may Editorials ...... , 12A Entertainment . ... 5-7C Letters . . . s ...... 12A Military service . . . . . 9A'. 50 volunteers help program Obituaries 6A Religion...... 78 Sports . . . 1C Suburban life ...... 1B Probation offers 2d chance for lawbreakers Travel " 5B° Police 722-9600 By Maurle Walker IN WESTLAND, Rpselyn Cohen is past record. Have they had a previous "We aren't always successful. We dc "In these cases, many of them are Fire, rescue. . . . 721-2000 staff writer the probation of fleer in the department criminal record,! been on probation be­ have repeaters, anc} some go on to big­ put on probation and told not to go City Hall 721-6000 started In 1958 by Judge Thomas G. fore, been involved In drugs, and would ger crimes. But in most cases we are back to the park. Usually they don't Circulation . . . .591-0500 ''. One of the most important and yet smith." :'*?; "• ;•'' • "•;•"• they need treatment or supervlson?" successful in helping the Individual. have to report to the probation depart­ Want ads 591-0900 least understood areas of the criminal Starting as a' volunteer in 18th Dis­ "This would be.almosjt Impossible ff ment if they obey the court order to Editorial dept.. . . 591-2300 --justice system is the probation depart*, trict Court Iri 1979, she has been a pro- ; THE PROBATION officer can rec­ we didn't have the dedicated volunteers stay out of the park." merit. ..'•---' , b&tlon officer since 107$. She worked in ommend probation. However, the judge who work tirelessly to help others." Often, a person isn't required to re-- v The probation officer of a district the "circuit wurt in Taylor in 1974, Is pot bound by that recommentatlon. The volunteers supervise and offer port weekly or monthly to the" proba­ court, along with volunteers," deals, with came back to Westland for six weeks Probation Is not a free trip. The per­ guidance, she said. tion officer, she said. hundreds of persons each year. ' and then was appointed her present po­ son may have to pay a fine and court "They perform a very good service "In the case of a student in college "COULDN'T BELIEVE ITI" I Their job Is tp help persons who have sition. < ' ••••''• costs, and the candidate has to pay if to the city as well as the county. Some who has been put on probation, the only "Sold the car in 1 hour!" R. .appeared before a Judge on mis­ She is assisted by 50 volunteers of all put on a work program. ? • . of them have been working here more requirement might be that they report Night was delighted with the demeanor charges such as. drunk driv­ ages who work with those put on proba­ "All persons are interviewed and than 10 years, strictly as volunteers." on a regular basis by mall. response of the Observer & ing; shop lifting and being disorderly. tion. - their background checked. The volunteers handle persons 17 "A person ordered to attend Alcohol­ Eccentric "Automotive/Trans­ • In these cases, a judge ca,n Impose a "probation gives lawbreakers a sec­ "Our aim is to get people back on the portation" classified ad placed and older. Her department has 400 pro­ ics Anonymous or have treatment for to sell a Chevrolet Cap/Ice., fine, a Ja.il term, or both. ; ond chance* It's * way of recognizing right track, to give them a new start." bationers reporting. an alcoholic problem might just have '•-' In Westland's 18th District Court, as that people can make mistakes and a In some eases, a person might be put "The majority of persons we get here to prove they had the treatment and ini other courts throughout the nation, way of undoing those mistakes and in on a work crew Instead of going to Jail. are In their 20s. However, our drunk not have to report. j»robatl6n is (lie one word that often many cases, wiping records clean*.' This costs them $15 a day. Remember.. ; driver repeaters are ususally in their In other cases, probation might con­ stands .betvreen those Judged to: be Cohensald,> ••} '-;• - "The work varies. They might do 40s. / sist Of paying a fine or making restitu­ One call 'guilty arid a stay Ir> Jail.. Probation Is just one of many tools cleaning Jobs/ work at Wayne County "We get most of our shoplifting cases tion, she said. ; Probation can be viewed as a com­ used By judges in dealing with people General Hospital, Wash city, cars, what. In January and drunk drivers over the When a person is discharged from does it all! promise punishment between a fine, found guilty of breaking the law. ever Jobs.might be available. But, holiday. probation, he Is given a copy of the dis­ 4he easiest penalty Jo pay, and a Jail "Judges depend heavily oh a report .being on the work program Is iri lieu of charge. term, the hardest. Probations can be a put together by the probation staff de­ goIngtoJalV ":.-•- - .. FROM "APRIL through October, the COhen often hears from persons who 591-0900 .way for a person to pay for a crime partment. .- A probation officer can't nuke a per­ probation department sees'a lot of peo­ have gone through her department she Use your MasterCard or Visa without facing "the trauma of Jail and "Our department does a presentence son change their ways, she said, they ple who were arrested in Hines Park, said. loss of freedom. Investigation.,We look into the person's have to da it themselves. she said. • •!• v. ) 4, *'*'» w*

2jm O&E Thursday, February 17.1gfl3 jfn the Secret Service wm ecial agent recalls experiences

By Mmirle Walker "Our department is involved In any presidential candidates. This is In addl-. had been' made on President Harry tion to the president, vice president and twenty-one students from \. : •months, he then was assigned to more tion led to a growth in the agency, ' the state'competition, which will be munications II while Judi Turnbuil won (Sub foind out at their regular meeting "The Secret Service agent Is not training. •• '.'-'-' ' "When Robert Kennedy .was Wiled, March 5-7 in the WestinHotel, Detroit. for stenographic II. list -week from their guest 'speaker, trained tp fight but to protect, this is "Nearly \everyone can remember : the agency grew again.". . - Approximately 2,000 Michigan stu-. Special Agent Robert J. Lutz. why you saw agents fair on President where they were when J.F.K. was Lutz said police in general have be­ shot/' he said. dents will be participating in this x:6m- • Placing in the computer data pro­ > With 22 years service; 10½ of them Reagan when he was sttSt. Protecting come more sophisticated than they petltlon. ' cessing competition were Churchill stu­ in Detroit, Lutz has traveled to all the individual is our Job," he said. "As part of our training, we were were 20 years ago. ; taken to the Ford Theater where Abra­ • The highlight of the three-day c6n: dents David Broccardo, Roger Wobig parts qf the world.protecting presi­ and Benny Cheung; and Stevenson stu­ dents and heads of state. LUTZ SATO'that In 1970 when the ham Lincoln was shot, they were tell­ "There's more schooling and more ference is an awards presentation The Secret Service has gro.wn from United States hosted 36 heads of state ing us that the assassination might sophisticated equipment for them to where; all contest winners will be an­ dent Chris Korczyk. less than 37Q agents in 1961 to some in observing the founding of the United have been prevented had there been work with today. nounced. First, second and third place Placing in the accounting II competi­ 2,000 agents and 1,500 other employees Nations, the agency was ordered to agents there to protect the president. Lutz joined the service July 24,1961. winners in the 32 contest areas will at­ tion were three Churchill students, Following tljls we went to Blair House tend the national conference in Chicago Tammy Falk, Sally Syrokosz and Mary at the present time. provide security for them. To do this, He is looking forward now to retiring in April. "The protection responsibility of the 200 more agents were added. where it was explained how an attempt in July. Serecky. Secret Service has grown over the - "We protect every head of state that The 21 winners are all members of Franklin student Jill Hansen won years;*' he said. visits this country as well as protecting the Livonia Career Center Business honors in the typing II competition. Office Clflb, a group designed to give Churchill student Lori Polega placed students realistic office training, and in typing HI. Refund seminar sessions set skill development. Two Stevenson students, Ann Diskin Three Stevenson High School stu­ and Sharon Nagel, placed in business service A refund seminar showing how to day of every month, beginning March dents took first place in three separate proofreading. save money and have fun doing it will 2. competitions. Denise Millen won for- Stevenson student Ann Diskin also take place in the Redford Community Evening sessions will be 7:30-9:30 computer data processlrigTMaria Vella placed in information communications Center from March to July. p.m. the second Monday of every won for typing III; and Dan Haverty I. funding continues months wofi for verbal communications H. Leslie French, from Churchill, and The seminar will show how to use Two Franklin and Churchill high Carolyn Lamb, from Stevenson, placed manufacturer's coupons, store coupons, e seminar will" be In Room 5 of the school students also took first place in information communications II. Continued from Page 1 come independent and stable financial­ rebate forms and other items. It will center, at 12121 Hemingway, corner of honors. ly," he said. Franklin student Maria Triltsch won run noon to 3 p.m. on the first Wednes­ Capitol. For information, car itiSrhTMceusker woir honofstn stenograpnic 11. He said that his staff is still putting Pickering said he Is asking for volun­ together a package of about SO cost- teers from the residential, business and saving ideas for presentation to the financial community and will be asking council. the council for recommendations on *_ the appointments. l COUNCIL MEMBERS are critical of the mayor's refusal to comply with their order that a confidential secre­ MJestlmib tary be layed off from the parks and' recreation department since the direc­ ©bsrruer tor of that department also has been i$yed off. Published every Monday and Thursday * They're asking Pickering for more by Observer & Eccentric Newspapers, accurate figures on projected revenue, 36251 Schoolcraft. Livonia, Ml 48150. expenditures and ways to make, up the Address all mail (subscription, change dkclt. o! address. Form 3569) to P.O. Box t "At least you have to have a plan to 2428. Livonia. Ml 48151. Telephone snow,how it (deficit) will be made up," 591-0500. s£i'd councilman Kent Herbert, whose appointment to the council is expected HOME DELIVERY SERVICE td be contested by the mayor in court Newsstand . . . . . per copy. 25« F^eb. 24. ' Carrier monthly, $1.75 '> "At this point I'm hesitant to reduce Mail yearly, $35.00 personnel any further because those • w^ould probably be recalled with the All advertising published in the West- new budget," Pickering said. land Observer is subject to the condit ons stated in the applicable rate card, ' He said that little would be saved be­ copies ol which are available from the cause the city would have to pay for advertising department. Weslland Ob­ unemployment and vacation and sick server. 36251 Schoolcratt. Livonia. Ml pay benefits while losing their services. 48151. (313> 591-2300. The Weslland ; Pickering said that within two weeks Observer reserves the right not to ac­ he expects to appoint a nine-member cept an advertiser's order: Observer & study committee to be known ays Fiscal Eccentric ad-takers have no authority RVview and.Econometrics Evaluation to bjnd this newspaper, and only pu.bll- (FREE).. --— —- -CfltiojLOLansdxerlisemenlshalLconsti- l.ute final acceptance of the advertiser's "THAT (FREE) stands for us to be- order. GRAND OPENING SALE

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Bow to your partner, said the square dance caller, daughter Nataaha, 7, did at the last week's arihual and that's just what dad, John Paronlsh, arid dance., : Dads swing 'best at annual square

They bowed to their partners, joined inds to form a "square" and danced their way around the room — just like any other group of lively square danc­ ers. But this wasn't an ordinary dance, for dads from throughout the area brought their "best girls" all dressed up to dance the night away at the Bailey Recreatioji.Center in Westland. The occassion was the annual dad and daughter dance sponsored by the Westland Parks and Recreation De­ partment. The event proved to be popular with dads bringing daughters of all ages to the event and treasuring it as a night to remember. Forming a square at the dad and daughter dance were partners Patty and Ray James (left) and Jennifer and MikeHrennan.

All dressed up for a date with dad, Carson Doan, are his daugteVs, Shannon, 6, and Jennifer, 4. . ;'.-' ."' " ':'" '.',; .

Staff photos by Art Emanuele

Giving dad, Greg Rutkowski (above), a hua js his six-year-old daughter, Tracy. Dad and daughter were taking a break frojmjill the excitement. Meanwhile, Robert Giiskovict (left) swings his part­ 't Buy Lees Carpet ner, who is daughter Kristen Lynn. From Anyone Until You Get the Rite Price

af ten entry age may You'll be shocked at the huge savings Rite Carpet State Rep. Jack Kirksey; R-Llvonla has more time to mature before entering that children have a positive first impres­ offers on fine quality Lees Carpet. Introduced legislation requiring that chil­ school, puts them on much better footing sion of the 12 years to come. If they're not Even lower prices than department stores dren be at least 5 years old by Sept. 1 in to meet the demands of the academic^ ready, it can be a frustrating experience. and specialty stores claiming to have a sale in the year they begin kindergarten. world." '; "Children mature In well-established progress. . Currently, children may enroll fn kin­ Kirksey, a former elementary school patterns. Many 4-year-olds cannot follow dergarten if they are 5 by Dec. 1 of the principal, says many children are unable' ' directions easily.and cannot achieve what We've shopped these stores to assure you of school year. Kirksey's bill is designed to to jceep up with schoplwprkj>r can't handle thejr 5-year-oldtlassmates can. This cre- the lowest prices on high quality Lees Ca>pets. reduce the number of 4-year-olds from social_situations if they start too early. ates-a failure.syndrome for them. Most starting school before they are socially "Kingergarten is ah extrememly im-, educators agree that students who start at You'll save on exciting new plushes, saxonies, and academically prepared. -' - portant time in a student's life. I'ts the age five op older have better attitudes and textures and bright multi-colors, easy care - "This bill gives children the gift, of time that sets the stage for the child," said ; workhabits." long wear Antron® and Ultron® wear dated time," Kirksey said. "Eevels of maturity Kirksey, "That first year estabishes the Kirksey's bill would not prohibit 4-year-. nylons. cannot «be* hurried. Allowing youngsters child's attitude toward schooj. It's vital old children from starting early, if parents specifically request it. "That decision is Rite Carpet Is An Authorized Lees Dealer usuallya local one and the process varies from one school district to another," said . Prices start as low as Kirksey. "In those districts where It would ; apply, if parents and schools agree that an O per square yard v Wayne-Westland school board members. .45 days to close on the deal, or the board extremely precocious'child is prepared to approved several contracts at Monday may sell the school to another party. \ start, my legislation would-allow them. Call 476-8360 today for a free nightV; meeting including the sale of .-• Terms of the agreement call for 110,000 I . early entry.,1 just believe schools should pre measure date or stop In Nprri3 School on Patrrfer, and a wage down and anpther.$20,000 to be used foiv' :^dp some testing and consulting with par- agreement with members of the superin- soon and discover why roof repairs" ,; . . ents to make sure 4-yeaf-olds aren't start­ we're known as ; tendent's cabinet. . The company plans to contract with the ing prematurely." * The agreement calls for a wage freeze state to provide retraining opportunities': Kirksey said he will take a very active for the eight administrators of the cabinet for the trainable rrientally and physically' role jn pushing his 'gift Of time' concept Unless both sides figrcc to a reopening of impaired. , .: . i forward.''As a member of the House Edu­ economic issues In the second year of the John, Baracy, assistant superintendent cation Committee, I will do ail I cna to ;three-year pact."•'•"-. ' , for business, said that the company pro-'\ enact this legislation," he said, "If we can . - The boarcf agreed to sell Norrls for .i vlded a letter spying that the state hid set; _ r achieve its passage thousands of Michigan 1155,000'on a seven-year land contract to aside funding for the program; ,"/:' <" j" . children should have a more rewarding Hhe Colrta^^ompany. The' company has. education." - ... ^••pw^pfl mrnrmmmmm^m* mm Wmw WmmmWmWmWmmWmmmW

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• INCOME TAX • EPILEPSY SUPPORT f MOVIE HOUR p.m. In Room 113 A of Henry Ford Cen­ Dally — Free Income tax service" for Thursday, Feb. 17 - Epilepsy Sup­ Tuesday, Feb. 22 - The Garden City tennial Library, 16301 Michigan, Dear­ senior citizens at Whlttler Community port Program, a'VifAelp group, will Library will host an after-school movie born. Chaplin and consultant Terry Center, 28550 Ann Arbor Trail, every meet at 7:30 p.m. In All Saints Luther­ community calendar hour starting at 4 p.m. in the library Purvis-Smith from Children's Hospital Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Fri­ an Church, 8550 Newburgh at Joy, activity room. The program is free and will speak on "Death and Dying." For day, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Livonia. All meetings are held on the Non-profit groups should mail items for the calendar to the Ob­ runs approximately one hour. "People more Information, call 425-5703. first and third Thursdays olthe.month,- server, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, Ml 48150. The date-time and Soup" and "Red Balloon" will be unless otherwise notified. For more in­ place of the event should be included, along with.the name and shown. ': • INCOME TAX; , formation, call Joanne, Melster at 522- phone number of someone who can be reached during business • WEIGHT CONTROLLERS Daily — Free income tax help will 1940. Weight Controllers, sponsored by the be available to retirees through the aid hours 1o clarify information. . 1 •Garden City Parks and Recreation De­ program of the American Association • WOMEN SUPPORT GROUP , partment, meets at 7 p.m. Tuesdays in of Retired Persons at Garden City in,. Tuesday* Feb. 22 '— Women's Sup­ the Log Cabin, Cherry Hill east of Mer­ • BOOSTER CLUB port Group meets 1-4 p.m.. every Tues­ Maplewood Community Center, 31735-- Thursday, Feb. 17 — Garden City will play the Garden City Police De­ Students interested in attending Ma­ riman. Anyone may attend. Price is 25 Maplewood. You must have an appoint­ partment at 7:30 p.m. In Garden City donna next year should be present. Call day afternoon In Room 109, St, slohn cents per meeting. For more informa­ Youth Athletic Association Boys Bas­ Episcopal Church, 555 S. Wayne Road. ment; -call 421-0610 for an appointment ketball Team vs. Garden City Boys Junior High School, 1851 Radcliff. coach Marrilee Hoag at 591-5135. tion, call 421-4545. and further information. Donations are $3 advance and $4 at the The^roup will discuss problems that Varsity Team at 6:30 p.m. at Garden door. Prizes will be given away. For affect women. The group does not offer City Junior High School. Tickets are on more Information, call 522-4898. therapy. For more information, call • SOUND OF MUSIC sale at the school. Admlssiion is 25 • LIONS CLUB the YMCA at 721-7044. • ^WINTER PROGRAMS Thursday, Feb. 17,'is the first per­ cents or five tickets for a $1. Profits Sunday, Feb. 20 - The Garden City Winter programs at Good Hope Child formance of "The Sound of Music" by will go to the Garden City Junior High Lions Club has bingo Sundays in the Care Center are available for children Churchill High School students at 7:30 Booster Club. • NURSING DEGREES American Legion Hal) on Middlebelt, 2-5. Full- or part-time programs are of­ p.m. Get your $3.50 tickets in advance Saturday, Feb. 19 - Madonna Col­ south of Ford. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. • SUPPORT GROUP fered to suit your schedule. Call 427- by calling 261-7300, Ext. 276. Group lege In Livonia will hold an orientation The club meets the first and third Tues­ Monday, Feb. 28 - The Parents of 4180 for more information. The center sales are also available. Performances for registered nurses who are interest­ day of each month at 7:30 p.m. in the Murdered Children will meet at 6:30 is at 28680 Cherry Hill, Garden City. • WINTER CARNIVAL ed in obtaining a bachelor's degree in Silver Bar Restaurant on Middlebelt, will also he given on Feb. 18 and 19, Friday, Feb. 18 and Feb. 19 - The also at 7:30 p.m. nursing at 10 a.m. in room 287. For north of Ford. Garden City Jaycees will hold'its annu­ more information, call 591-5155. al winter carnivel. There will be 10 flea market and arts and crfts spaces for • ADULT SOFTBALL rent. Spaces cost $30 for both days. • BINGO Winter carnival Thursday, Feb. 17 — Westland De­ Call Rob Bennett at 421-5715 for more Monday, Feb. 21 — The Paralyzed partment of Parks and Recreation will information. • BASKETBALL Veterans of Michigan, based in Garden hold an adult softball meeting at 7:30 Sunday, Feb. 20 — Tryouts for'the City, hold a bingo fundraiser at 6:30 p.m. in the Bailey Recreation Center, 1983-84 women's basketball team at p.m. every Monday in the Knights of opens Friday night 36651 Ford. Leagues will be open to Madonna College will be from 3-6 p.m. Columbus Hall, Ford east of Merriman. men and women. For more informa­ • BASKTBALL, in the Activities Center on the campus. Proceeds are used to support programs The Garden City Jaycees will hold Graham at 729-8542. tion, call 729-4560. Friday, Feb. 18 — The Detroit Lions College scholarship money is available. for the handicapped. their first annual winter carnival Fri­ Participants are also needed to enter day and Saturday at'Maplewood Com­ a gong show, at 8 p.m. Friday. Prizes munity Center. will be awarded to the top three There are 10 flea market and arts winners. - $ and crafts spaces for rent for the two Two softball teams are also needed days at $30. Persons interested in rent­ for a tournament to be held Saturday at ing a space are asked to contact Rob 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. The entry fee is $50 Bennett at 421-5715 any time after per team. noon. Team trophies will be awarded to The Jaycees are also looking for 50 first- and second-place teams and indi­ youngsters between the ages of 11-15 to vidual trophies to the members of the Discount Drugs m* participate in a gun safety BB^guh first-place team. Package Liquor Dealer tournament to be held at 8 p.m. on Feb. 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By Tim Richard "diligently pursue the issue of whether the North "We've heard from Egeland there is no excess ful in reaching a situation where all parties felt all staff writer Service Area (the area north of Plymouth) flow (treatment) capacity in Detroit. We've heard there questions had been answered." *• could be' treated at the Detroit plant . . . or the is." said JoAnne Van Tassel, a township supervisor McGrall of Detroit said the city has "institutional "Super sewer" moved a half-step closer to J76 Brownstown plant." from Cake Orion in northern Oakland County. questions'* about Canton and Van Buren, a veiled .million in federal funding as a regional agency And a city of Detroit representative underscored Donald Rlngler, Oakland County DPW chief, reference to the politics of the situation. gave it conditional approval. the Detroit vs. suburbs nature of the issue by vow­ shrugged, "It doesn't make a lot of' difference The seven-county Areawide Water Qaulity Board ing to remain "steadfastly opposed. We can't ac­ whether our sewage is treated in Detroit or by EGELAND ARGUED for full approval of the recommended state and federal funding for a sew­ cept this," said John McGrall, a DetrcHt representa­ Wayne County." project, pointing to the May 1 deadling his depart­ age treatment plant in Brownstown Township at tive on the AWQB sitting in for Charles Beckham, ment faces for getting 75 percent federal funding Lake Erie, two sewer interceptors going north to the indicted "director of the Detroit Water and LEFT OUT of the recommendation was immedi­ and state approval under the Clean Waters Act. Trenton and Huron townships and, a major relief Sewerage Department. ate funding for a portion of super sewer serving "This (compromise) recommendation introduces sewer through Novi, Northville and'Plymouth Canton and Van Buren townships. a .further gamble. The whole project could unrav­ Township. SUPER SEWER is the nickname of a plan to That segment is to be a later phase of the $298 el," he said. "You may consider that an alarmist But the AWQB also recommended local officials build a single large sewage treatment plant at million total project. And it, too, is a matter of con­ point of view, but it is possible!" '', - Brownstown and to serve a 40-mile string of com­ troversy as to whether It will be served by Detroit the Wayne County DPW chief said that super munities inthe Haggerty Road corridor with a ma­ or Wayne County. '' sewer, as it stands, involves an agreement among jor sewer interceptor. Patrick Brunett, a staff member for the South­ 17 communities. The project is the work of the Wayne County De­ east Michigan Council of Governments, under "This is an integrated project. Each community partment of Public Works and the pet of DP>W di­ which AWQB operates, reported, after,the weeks of is dependent on the other for benefits," Egeland Duane Egeland . rector Duane Egeland. the- 54-year-old engineer intense negotiatons: "We were not entirely success­ said. from Livonia has been steadfastly pushing the delay is a gamble project for more than 10 years. "It was what we expected to get," Egeland said of the AWQB's decision at the end of a nearly four- ..-1 hour rrfeeting last week. "The board rarely rejects staff recommendations. Many members were vot­ For a New Experience, Visit... ing on instructions," he said, referring to McGrail's stiff opposition to a suburban sewage treatment plant. Michigan's largest selection of Limited In dispute is whether the north part of the project • Gift Certificates Edition and Original Wildlife Art. area should feed wastewater into the Wayne Coun­ • Carvings' Gifts s"-.ss T s^ ss .W-'rOI ty plant at Brownstown or instead tie into the • State & Federal Dock "Unique", "affordable" northwest Detroit interceptor and be treated in the Stamp prints :r "Beautiful" Detroit plant. Software Made Simple Wild Wings Gallery Wild Wings Gallery The words many people Ow Kerdseval Avenoe »75 W. Ann Arbor Trail 1 There was no question, however, over whether say as they visit and V. Grosse"polnte Firms, Ml 482« Plytooath, MI «170 browse oar gallery" the North Service Area sewer interceptor was For All Your Computer Needs (313)485-(001 ' (J1J)«S-J4W See our Gift Selections .needed, no matter which plant it ultimately feeds nurrn • BOOKS • WORD PROCESSING Also open Sundays 12-5 pm into. •SPREAD SHEETS '2?~!M .MAGAZINES • ENTERTAINMENT M • PERIPHERALS'HOME/HOBBY THE QUESTION — aUfiastiB-.eflgineecingierms station «CUSSES — is whether the Detroit sewage treatment plant See us before you buy your hardware 24^SV Ter>MiteRd SoulhfieVJ.Ml 48034 (313)358-5320 (V/Woc* has capacity to serve the northern suburbs. — • W. o^e!egfaph) Mon thru Ffi n am-7om Sal Noon-6pm Detroit officials insist their plant has the capaci­ ty and that it would be a waste of federal and state funds to build too large a Wayne County plant at Brownstown. Egeland, however, came down hard on this j>oint: "We doo!tJiav&-ttie figures for Detroit. But we have them for our systefn. And we think ours are lower. ."There's no chance in the world we can get (fed­ eral) funding for the Detroit plant," Egeland went on. He added that extending Detroit sewers to pick up wastewater from the northern suburbs "will dis­ rupt 20 miles of recreation land."

THEN EGELAND turned to the''politics'of the situation. "It's somewhat amazing to us, after this (10-year) process, that these questions come up . . . Obvious­ ly, there are numerous bidden agendas. People have motives." Egeland was sitting as Wajme County's repre­ "Super, sewer," as advocated, would mean sentative on the AWQB for the first time. He was a lengthy sewer interceptor pouring into a appointed DPW director and AWQB representative single treatment plant at Brownstown by County Executive William Lucas, who bounced Township. But Detroit, state and even out the DPW'8 two previous leaders, Royce Smith some federal officials think the area north and Chester Woznlak; Lucas strongly supports the from Plymouth — and possibly the Canton- super sewer project. Van Buren areai — should be served by the Some Oakland County officials, however, pro­ Detroit treatment plant. fessed puzzlement at the dispute. Wedding

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Check new tax law provisions before filing d By Mary Klemlc expenses for new employment. lower married rates," Cagney said. built to Improve taxpayer compliance. tem of withholding on interest and divi­ transactions and state and local tax re-'tf staff writer "Deductible (Items) may Include A one-page, 1 Mined tax form called Under ERTA, taxpayers who don't dends for" payments made after June funds. traveling to a new home, moving the 1040 EZ has been introduced this year. Itemize deductions for charitable con­ 30, 1983. Beginning July 1, federal In­ THE LAW attempts to improve gen­ If you were unemployed, both you household or house-hunting trips before The form may be used by single per­ tributions are allow* to make a 25 come tax will generally be withheld on eral reporting by increasing penalties and.your spouse .worked, or you were you move," said Walter Dunnigan, dis­ sons who are claiming only their own perceht maximum deduction on $100. interest and dividends at a 10 percent for failure to file information returns. slngle'and earned a total income of less trict public affairs officer for the Inter­ personal exemption, with a total in-' This provision will expire in 1986. rate. The Internal Revenue Service has a than 150,000 last year, you may be af­ nal Revenue Service. come of less than $50,000. A NEW FORMULA has been estab­ Exceptions to the withholding re-. number of assistance projects to help fected by several new.tax laws and THE TOTAL amount from unem­ "We anticipate that around 20 mil­ lished under ERTA to calculate child . qulrements include individuals whose taxpayers. provisions: ployment and Income would be taxable lion individuals will qualify for the use care credit. It allows 30 percent of em­ liability was less than $600 for single New this year is the IRS' "Outreach" That's the -word from tax and ac­ if it exceeds $12,000 on a single return of that form," Dunnigan said. "As of ployment-related expenses of persons returns and less than $1,000 for joint program,,in which workers go Into var­ counting officials this year as the annu­ find $18,000 on a joiqtrsjum, according last Friday, about one-third of those with incomes of $10,000 or less. returns, and individuals 65 years of age ious locations in communities to help al push to file taxes heats up. to Certified Public Accountant James filed were on Form 1040 EZ." The credit La reduced by 1 percent or older with a liability 'of less than with tax questions on the spot. Out­ As just one example, Individual tax­ Cagney, of the Southfleld firm of Fox He added that tf date, one in each 25 for each $2,000 of Income more than $1,500 on a single return and less than reach locations can be obtained by call­ payers this ye>r may be able to deduct and Company, of those using the new. form has an er­ $10,000, and will be 20 percent for per­ $2,500 orf a joint return. In both of ing, toll free, 800-424-1040. job hunting expenses. But they could A deduction Is now available for a ror, compared to the error rate of one sons with adjusted gross incomes of these, exceptions, an exemption certifi­ Taxpayers with push button phones also face taxes on the combined married couple in which both partners In 10 for the regular 1040-Aform. more than $28,000. cate must-be filed. can call Tel-Tax at 961-4282 for mes­ amounts collected from unemployment work. The deduction Is equal to' 5 per­ Significant changes were made by TEFRA attempts to Improve taxpay­ sages on how to obtain information on benefits and Income from an occasion­ cent of the earnings of the spouse with two recent laws, ERTA and TEFRA. er compliance by improving the with­ Under the law, the reporting of pay­ different tax topics. al Job. . lesser Income, up to $1,500. This will be ERTA, or the 1981 Economic Recov­ holding and information reporting' sys- ments of interests has been expanded. Individuals are trained to. prepare Job hunting expenses Include em­ Increased next year to 10 percent, wfth^. ery Tax Act, was designed to assist the temsv increasing penalties and revising New or extra reporting requirements returns for others through Volunteer ployment" agency fees; ,the amount a limit of $3-,000, Dunnigan saitf economic recovery of all levels of busi-' the withholding rule Jor pension distri­ have been imposed on the payment of Income tax Assistance • (VITA). Tax spent for typlngrprintlng and mailing "It's an attempt to make some equity ness. TEFRA, the Tax Equity and Fis­ butions. interest, gross tips, payment for ser­ counseling for the elderly is also avail­ resumes; and travel and transportation -between higher single (tax) rates and cal Responsibility Act of 1982, was The law provides for a limited sys­ vices, gross proceeds from broker able. Mental health group blisters budget cuts WarehouseWay The Mental Health Association in patient ratios are reduced and services Michigan last week warned that Gov. are eliminated, our state institutions VISIT James Blanchard's proposed budget will revert to warehousing facilities — cuts $18 million for the Department of places where patients are stored with­ OUR NEW Mental Health (DMH) "will ensure the out adequate treatment or services. DISCOUNT demise of the mental-health system as Michigan hasJtnown it." "In spring 1982, the Mental Health BEER & WINE "DMH has already suffered a multi­ Association in Michigan board of direc­ tude of budget cuts resulting in drastic tors recommended that an appropria­ DEPARTMENT reductions in mental-health personnel tion of $605 million would be necessary YOUR CHOICE and services in both institution and for the Department of Mental Health to community settings," the" group's board provide the level of services enjoyed in REVLON FLEX of directors said in a statement release fiscal year 1978-79. The DMH estimat­ through its public relations agency. ed the amount at $595.3 million. 16-OZ. Founded by Clifford Beers, a person SHAMPOO or BTU suffering from mental illness, the Men­ "Instead, the appropriated $537 mil­ CONDITIONER tal Health Association Is a nationwide lion — already $68 million below the .advocacy organization that works to Mental Health Association's recom­ bring about change beneficial to the mended continuation budget — is pro­ mentally ill. posed to be cut further, forcing an al­ ready-stressed system to do even more PONDS "IN ADDITION, as hospital staff-to- with less." AMONG PROPOSED cuts: COLD CREAM or : : ! JAR • Central and facility administra­ tion — up to 30 staff laid off; savings DRY SKIN CREAM obituaries $520,000. • Residential and support services XLARAMrGREEN- -staff—-savings of $4.4 mHHoft: • Elimination of psychiatric resi­ Services for Clara M. Green, of dency programs — 76 psychiatric resi­ SOLID Westland, were Feb. 7. The Rev. Wll- dents will have their residencies termi­ bert D. Gough officiated. 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- Thursday. February 17,1983 OitE (L.R.W.G)7A Sheriffs overtime ti4$ 46th Annual Winter Savings Sale J 1 County defiek grows by $600,000 Since 1937 The Wayne County deficit, already Seljpw Commissioner Arthur Carter Mary Dumas, R-Livonla. suggesting a source of funds. estimated at $122 millilon by County of Detroit gave the answer: use account David Plawecki, Lucas's legislative IN OTHER abtlon, the commission Executive William Lucas, grew by an­ E3405-0. This number, which many agent, said the executive's office real­ sent back to committee, a proposed A Beautiful Store with Beautiful Furniture other $600,000 last week as the Wayne board members are beginning to izes money will have to be found to pay $117,000 out-of-court settlement for .a America's most distinguished traditional furniture County Board of Commissioners ap­ memorize, Is for the county's deficit, off the accumulated deficit. damage case brought by George and proved unbudgeted expenditures for account. - • r Anthonita Zelenka againsj the Sheriff's the sheriff's department. "I don't know whether it's appropri­ > BY VOICE votes, the county com­ Department and three deputies. Colonial Spouse "How do you pay from an account ate to fund (an expense) from an ac­ missioners, operating Thursday as a According to commissioners, the 20292 Middlebelt Rd. (South oi Eight me) where there's no money?" asked Com­ count that's established to f und'a prior commlttee-of-the-whole, approved Zelenkas filed suit in 1976 after George missioner Kay Beard, LVInkster. Livonia year's deficit," objected Commissioner these' sheriff's department expendi­ Zelenka was knocked down, beaten and QpenMon.. Thurs.&m 'Til9PM, . »4744900 tures: kicked by deputies while being booked k ... • $485,000 In overtime for the final at the Westland annex for a traffic vio­ r ~ ST riiree months of fiscal 1982, when Lu­ lation. SC seminars develop execs cas was still sheriff. The breakdown: - Claiming permanent serious'psycho­ Does the IRS Business managers and company ex­ pie view specific job demands Ls de­ $301,000 for the executive and jail, logical and emotional damages, Zelen­ ecutives may participate in a series of signed fo help reduce conflicts between $102,000 for the jail annex in Westland, ka put out-of-pocket expenses for attor­ have you over management development seminars employers and employees, $54,000 for; court services, the rest for ney fees, medical expenses, loss of Feb. 22, March 8 and 22 in Room F370 secondary road patrols and Metropoli­ earnings and forced sale of his home at in the Forum Building at Schoolcraft The last seminar, "Climate Impact tan Airport. $25,000. Circuit Judge Maureen Reilly a barrel? Profile," assesses the use of six in­ suggested the out-of-court settlement College, 18600 Haggerty, Livonia. fluencing style modes. A value analysis • $109,000 to keep open the fourth Topic of the first seminar, planned floor of the jail annex. The 36-man cell indicating a jury might award damages profile is designed to help participants of more than $500,000. Cover yourself with from 8:30 a.m. to noon,, is the "Per­ evaluate themselves and others. block is used only when the county jail formance Pathfinder." It will include system approaches its 1,000 capacity. Defending the proposed $117,000 set­ an analysis of organizational needs and Fee for all three sessions is £40. To Sheriff Loren Pittman asked the funds tlement, Commissioner John Hertel, D- an IRA from strategies for improving performance register with a charge card, call the for the months of March and April. 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V . day for OCC donates treasure

By Carol Azlzisn hunters because of federal government staff writer safety standards," he said, •Although he has fteyerpu t hla life on Amateur and professional paleontol­ the line to dig up a rare fossil, he re­ ogists will have a field day looking members one occasion when an over* through the more than 1,500 fossils In zealous collector did. Oakland Community College's new col­ "We were In the Medusa Cement lection. \ Quarry at Silica, Ohio, and there was a Amassed over a 20-year period by huge slab teetering on a little pUlar of Thomas C. Wltherspoon, a Dearborn el­ shale/ The slab must have weighed si ementary school teacheivthe collection muchacar. Includes such rare fossns as the 350 "One college student began chipping million-year-old crinolds. {also known away at the rock, and it fell 30 feet as sea UHes) and 500 million year-old down into the quarry. If took'4'0 people trilobites (a distant relative of the v,'* to nwve the rock off him. When we fi- horeshoe crab). jfo 5|o ?|or*[o ,Mo dfo;7|o-,fiio"• m\ i jjJO^"Bally got him out, he was a bloody "Many museums don't have as valu­ m!u'iumjMiiT?„i 1,,,,1,,,,1,,,,1,,,, i, ,,,1,,,,1,,,,1,,, ,1.,.. I,., ,1./,. I,. ..1,. .;!,,.»....1 ^ mess." able a collection as my private one," The accident didn't discourage said Wltherspoon. A Misslssfpplan crlnold, this .fossil was found at Indian Creek. Witherspoon fronxfosdil hunting, but It The amateur paleontologist's private Montgomery County, tnd. •» ° . - did make him more aware of its dan- collection consists of thousands of fos­ gers. sils he dug up during expeditions across industries, said Don Wujek, another director Walt Nichols, Wltherspoon de­ WITHERSPOON also collects some the United,States and Canada. OCC geology instructor. cided to transform his intellectual curi­ not-so-rare specimens such as flint Part of that collection — valued at "Some of Our graduates are now osity into a life-long hobby. from Flint Ridge, Ohio. The site was 18,314 - is now housed at OCCs High­ working on oil fields in Texas, oil rigs "Once I showed Walt two bushels of once a so-called "truce area" where land Lakes campus. Wltherspoon's gift off the Gulf of Mexico and in tungsten horn coral I had found. He sorted American Indians of different tribes represents one of the largest individual and cobalt mines in Colorado,* Wujek through them all and found only two gathered to make their weapons with­ contributions to the college. added. that were perfect The others were ei­ out fear of losing their scalps. ther broken or corroded. The amateur paleontologist takes "I DECIDED to donate the fossils WITHERSPOON hopes students who "From then on, I started investigat­ many of his sixth-grade students on when I found out OCC was in dire need see the collection will be Inspired to ing. I read more books on the subject f ossiHiunts to Silica, Ohio, Arcona, Ont. of materials," said Witherspoon, who pursue careers in the field. and took junkets to Illinois and Ohio to and Alpena. "A number of my students also has made contributions to Henry His own interest in paleontology was look for different types of fossils. have become geologists," he said. Ford Community College in Dearborn. sparked while viewing a similar exhibit "I became very selective and hunted Wltherspoon and his son, Tom, are OCC officials said the collection is a of fossils more than 20 years ago. rare fossils such as trilobites (prehis­ collaborating on & project to hunt fos­ valuable asset to their geology pro­ "When I was teaching a unit on the toric creatures which crawled along sils on a scientific site they leased from gram. history of living things, I became very the ocean floor)."' a farmer in Indiana. "Students are enthused about the.op­ Interested in fossils and decided to see "COLLECTORS don't find many of "We hope it will enhance the scientif­ portunity to handle (specimens) they the collection at Cranbrook. the rarest types," Witherspoon said. ic knowledge of the Misslsslppian (300 normally would have seen only in text­ "I came across some fossils which "Out of the zillions of animals and million year old) crinolds (Or. sea lilies) books," said Michael Marlow, geology- are commonly called butterfly stones plants that-have Inhabited the earth, of Indiana.": instructor at OCC. and date back to the Devonian Period only a very small number of actual fos­ Even though he spends countless While most students take the three (850 million years ago). They were alm- sil remains can be found." hours researching and hunting fossils, geology courses offered at OCC to ful­ llar.to ones I had seen in Arkoria, Ont, Witherspoon found most of the rare his avocation never will replace his vo­ BILL 8RESLER/8taff photographer fill their science requirements, some Canada (where he and his family went fossils he owns In rock quarries which cation. are interested in the field as a stepping- for summer vacations)." are now off limits to collectors. "Teaching has always been my first Tom Witherspoon and hie "pet" triloblte George, a fossil shellfish stone to careers in the oil and mining After meeting with then-Cranbrook "Many of the quarries prohibit fossil love," he said. - found near Silica, Ohio. State energy supplies adequate— if price is right

RESIDENTIAL ENERGY PRICES IN KICHIOAN age. Prices are expected to rise, reflecting deple­ By Penny Wright tion of lower-cost gas supplies. special writer Natural gas supplies will • Coal resources are sufficient. Coal will be the t?e in shorter supply unleae main substitute for natural gas qnri rw>tmlPiirri Nearly 85 percent of Michigan's energy come- products for boiler fuel. from outside the state. Because of that, the nagging agressive conservation question exists: Will there be enough for us? • Electricity requirements will be met with a Some answers axe available. The outlook is measures lower usage. continued shift away from oil and natural gas to mixed. coal and nuclear. Nuclear plants under constrcu- Prices are expected to rise, tion are assumed.to be completed, with no addi­ Researchers predict adequate energy supplies reflecting depletion of tional plants to be constructed. for the state over the next 20 years if appropriate energy conservation measures are taken. lower-cost gas supplies. COMMENTING ON predicted shortages In natu­ . The trend toward higher prices will continue, ral gas, Haas said that while supplies are limited, with energy prices rising fasterJhat general.infla-. -thereis always sufficient quantity if the price is 11¾¾ --=, .^—-—^ =5 -— high enoughT ^ ~ "^ ~ ^- "As the price goes Up, many customers, particu­ MICHIGAN'S ENERGY supplies are adequate Over-all levels of economic growth, efficiency larly the industrial consumer, will switch to otner for projected needs, although some resources may improvements, the balance between supply and de­ fuels that are more economical," said Haas. A ma­ be In short supply, according to a report called the mand,-and the cost of supplies are variables consid­ jor concern will be the effect of higher fuel costs on Michigan Energy Future Project. ered in the model. the poor and elderly. ^ "What you have then, is a given set of factors," That project was the joint effort of the state said Haas in a recent interview, "and if conditions "f he^e people will not be able to afford the high­ Commerce . Department, Energy Administration go that way, your projections will be correct." er prices, There are "about 300,000 low-income and Michigan Energy and Resource Research Asso­ homes that need weatherization, and at the present | » i i' i I' i • r' I i ciation (MERRA), It assessed state energy needs FUEL SUPPLY projections to the year 2000 in­ pace of conversion, it could take 30 years to do the ^970 1975 1980 198S 1990 1995 2000 and supplies to the year 2000. dicate that: job." • Petroleum supplies will be adequate to meet Copies of the Michigan Energy Futures Re­ HISTORICAL •"'ERRS |r0RECfl8T "Our projections for future energy supplies and expected needs if transportation requirements de­ port are available on request for the Energy Energy prices will rise faster than inflation, and Michigan will see prices are based on a number of factors," said cline through energy savings. Administration by calling i-800-292-4704. Mark Haas, director of policy and research for the, • Natural gas supplies will be in shorter supply Penny Wright is a Plymouth freelance writ- a continued shift to coal and nuclear power for electricity. Source: Energy Administration. unless agressvie conservation measures lower us­ .er and part-time teacher. Energy Administration, state Department of Commerce.

Edison counts 8U

» • • years of blessings

It's 1903. The population of board chairman and chief executive of­ southeastern Michigan ir- about ficer, said, "Despite the current ecov 313,000. . '. nomic climate, we are here to stay/. We are tied to the area and committed to Detroit is a leading producer of ma­ : 1 rine engines, wagons, carriage works U/V '•• • ; V-^.'- >^'> -" and lumber. Henry Ford leaves his job "A current and major effort of De­ as engineer for the Edison Illuminating troit Edison is to help revive and diver­ Co. in Detroit and goes to work on'a sify Michigan's economy. That's our newfangled device called an automo­ corporate benefit, of course, but it also Is to the benefit Of all the people In all bile, w -: ; the communities we serve." v '" And the Detroit Edison Co. Is Incor­ porated — after absorbing the Edison Illuminating Co. : and another small SOME COMPARISONS between electric company — on Jan. 17^ 1903, - /electricity use at'the turn of the centu­ ry and at the turn of the '80s follow.?"-'-^ : • (Tbe number of . Detroit EdisonM AS DETROIT Edlsort observes its Tcustomers has grown almost 400 times . 80th anniversary, it finds the face .of since 1903 :^ from about 4,600 to ijl southeastern, Michigan transformed. ^million, V -.,;•-: :,v - r'f ;-; ;-v- ',.">'- •';':•'.' the area Is known worldwide as an , • KilowatlhOur (kWh) sales, h^ve in- i industrial center, particularly aufomoi creased 4,480 times in 80 years; fronj - 1 bile, phxiuction, Detroit Edison's sec-;' about IMM kWh In 1903 to • ond president, Alex pow, might be glv-' 32,0J2,944;o :; .•"'; • ".*.-- .'.. ' -•••.'•'-:expande d by.15,5 times — going from November. The average Detroit Edison shares^ Issued have increased from customers use-p ; i98a;-: .^V--^.>s-;*.--'v .,--:=1 • Fuel costs for the^mpany have 487 square mites in 1905 to more than worker's annual wage In 1917 was 500,000 In 1903to 111 million as of De­ •tyalter j. McCarthy Jr., company risen astronomically — fropi 28.1 cents 7,600 today, ' ^" : $986, IfiS how $24,161. cember 1982. U-r- • The price of a unit of electricity

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Thursday. February 17,1983 O&E

By Jackie Ktoln portunity, Southfield police are plan­ with 700 cars than one with seven, the OFFICERS ASSIGNEp to major staff writer \ ning a Mall Enforcement Network MEN system would assist all Jurlsdic- Shopping centers would;be asked*to. (MEN). ,,. .- ' ' tions with major shopping centers to ' evaluate Incidents they're investigating Two men grab a rack of fur coats In order to disseminate pertinent In­ alert security officers and the private to determine" whether the crimes, are from a Troy shopping mall store and formation about incidents In large sector about criminal activities. It's a frequently, committed by a ring of of­ dash to a .car parked lri a space re­ shopping malls, area police officials rippling effect." fenders who might travel to another served for the handicapped. are talking about adding a new broad­ Southfield police officials are asking mall, Rltenour said.»' A saleswoman runs after the thieves casting key to the Law Enforcement for authorization from prospective par­ Officers would gather as much Infor­ and catches up with them? But a man Information Network (LEIN) comput­ ticipating communities to introduce mation as possible giving full descrip­ hiding under a blanket In the hack seat er. and use the new LEIN broadcast key. tions of offenders, vehicles used, li­ of the getaway car emerges and points .Areas of concern are armed robbery, cense plates and methods of operation. a gun at the employee. Frightened, she. SOUTHFIELD, LIVONIA, Troy, «ar theft, purse snatching, sex crimes, Their reports would be forwarded to gives up the chase and the men escape. exposure, larceny by trick, juvenile Westland, Novi, Dearborn, Harper watch commanders for approval and gangs, shoplifting, bad checks, coun­ A few days later, two men answering Woods, Sterling Heights, Taylor and then to communications for distribu­ terfeit money, fraud and crowd control mjth' e description of the Troy mall'thieves Waterford Township are expected to tion/by LEIN. show up at Northland Shopping Center participate. problems. In Southfield and park a car of the "Boosters and counterfeiters' can "Many offenders work various shop- According to the plan, communica­ ¥ same description In a handcapped easily travel from one shopping center . ping centers on a regular basis," said tions would establish special files for space. This .time they*re thwarted li> to another by expressways," said South-, Southfield Police Chief Edward Rl- mall alert messages received from their attempts to steal valuables and field Police Lt. James Gudenburr, liai­ tenour. "With this new system, we can other agencies and those sent by the are arrested. son between the Northland area's either warn another agency of a partic­ Southfield Police Department. Commu­ Because criminals who prey on vic­ "Golden Triangle" and the city's police ular incident or be warned ourselves to nications officers would then transmit tims at shopping centers often travel force. be on the lookout for certain offenders message information as soon as possi­ from center to center In search of op­ "It's easier to steal a car from a lot and their methods of operation." ble to proper agencies.

military news

AIRMAN WAYNE L. STAFF SGT. MICHAEL David L. Chapman, 543 N. Marine Division, Camp Pendleton, STIPP, son of Bobby L. and Katie S. KELLEY, son of Norma J. Wildwood, has been assigned to Calif. J. Powell, 39246 Avondale, has Kelley, 1640 Northgate, Westland, Keesler Air Force Base, Miss, after graduated from the Air Force fuels and Charles G. Kelley of Cadillac, completing Air Force basic training. has arrived for duty at Wurtsmith and specialist course at Chanute Air Chapman will now receive NAVY AIRMAN BRYAN Air Force Base, Mich. Force Base, 111. specialized instruction in the chapel D. NICHOLS, son of Mr. and An inventory management management field. He is a 1982 Mrs. James A. Nichols, 30842 specialist with the 379th Supply graduate of John Glenn High School. Somerset, has completed recruit r He will now serve at Keesler Air Squadron, Kelley was previously training at the Naval Training Force Base, Miss., with the 3380th assigned at RAF Wethersfield, Center, Great Lakes, HI. Supply Squadron. During his England. , During his eight-week training training, he earned credits toward cycle, he studied general military an associate degree In applied MARINE PVT. RICKY subjects designed to prepare him for • BILLBRESLER/slaffphoIOflraphef science through the Community further academic and on-the-job AIRMAN STEVEN B. K. MULLINS, son of Carol Shoppers may soon feceive extra protection under a proposed College of the Air Force. CHAPMAN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving, 33104 Alaska Ct., has training in one of the Navy's 85 agreement which would have centers would cooperate in the fight reported for duty .with the 1st basic occupational fields. against crime. Recession, police $ ^ Any Room % •HAIRCUTS 6 l(/ Professionally Sfeam Cleaned " LIZ cut road toll SPERM ^ is back at Michigan's 1982 traffic fatalities my is one of the major reasons for the SinbOgis ' dropped to tneir lowest total in 24 continuing drop in highway deaths," Additional Rooms at with coupon ^€01^^- | years, and the state's preliminary Cullen said. WESTLAND Discount Prices . death rate based on miles traveled was National Highway Traffic Safety Ad; J Rumerrio's & Tee's Happy Hair} Ann A/bor Place Shopping Center the lowest ever, according to the Auto­ ministration figures show that in states D & M Carpet Cleaning ;? I 695 Inkster 261-7420 | .Ann Arbpr Trail and Mlddlebelt severely affected by the recession, In­ 525-9876 Mon.-Fri. 5-9 p.m. mobile Club of Michigan. I 'Expires 3-16-83 - . • "A total of 1,393 persons died on cluding those In the northeast and mid­ state roads last year," stated Robert west, 1982 traffic deaths dropped be­ Cullen, Auto Club Safety and Traffic tween 12 and 22 percent Engineering manager. "That is 2 per­ cent below 1981 and one-third fewer THE INSURANCE flrmcredited in­ . than1-the-2,076-fatalities In 1978, the - novative police techniques with helping —last-year-tbe-staterecoTded" arprin~ ""brreduee deaths. ^rVHITS- aurcln fOUSE OF DENTURES I . crease." Among those is use of the State Po­ TAQ FUBNITUBE Last year's total was the lowest since lice's Michigan accident location Index — NEW RELEASES — SOLID PINE [Licensed Dentist; 1,382 persons were killed on state computer program as well as county, Christopher Cross, Bob Soger, Eddie Money, • roads in 1958. township and municipal programs Hall & Oats, Journey, PLUS over 30 other SWIVEL FREE Zh CURRENT RELEASES $ which pinpoint high-accident and viola­ Examination tion areas. »1.00 LP'a COMEDY 4.99 BAR STOOL 'BOTH ONLY! THROUGH SEPTEMBER, Michi­ % OFF RECORDS With ThU Ad - and Many of Michigan's most-traveled, M.OO ea. Expire* 2-24-83 TWO FINISHES .$300.00 gan's death rate was the fifth-lowest in Consultation/ and up '• the nation. The state ranked sixth na- highways also have been made safer In 24" and 30" High . Repairs and '/i ' tlonally in 1981, fifth In 1980 and eighth the last decade, the Auto. Club pointed We Buy, Sell & Trade. RelinesSame' -in 1979. out. Safer median barriers which direct Quality Old LP's and 45's Day The Michigan Department of Trans- cars back onto the road, pavement $ 88 Partiais • portatlon estimates motorists drove grooving for better traction in wet Desirable Discs insurance Accepted 0.0, • 61.3 billion miles in Michigan in 1982, weather, and energy-absorbing bridge '45's, Tapes. Albums" 39 down 1 percent from the 1981 total of abutment cushions are highway im­ 31256 Ford Rd. -Garden City 28350 Grand River provements contributing to the death Farmington Hills, 2½ Bike. West of 8 Mile' 62 billion miles. 261-5150 W W. Ann Arbor Tr reduction. Of*nd»iI>9-»-6PM. "Besides reduced travel, the econo- Thurs & Fn. "til 9 P.M. (btt Lillcy Rd & Mam St.) I For Appointment Call 478-1495 _4VVr00 Blymouih NOTICE OF LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS THE CHERRY HILL SCHOOL DISTRICT WAYNF CM INTV. MICHIGAN _ You can open a tax- FOR THE SPECIAL ELECTION TO^E ON deductible Individual TUESDAY, MARCH 22,1983 Retirement Account just about anywhere. But open TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT: one anywhere other than PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a Special Election for The Cherry Hill School Dis­ your First of America trict, Wayne County, Michigan, will be held In said School District on TUESDAY, Bank, and you'll miss out MARCH 22.1983. / on one of the highest in­ Act 451, Public Acts of Michigan, 1976, as amended, provides In part as follows: terest bonus offers to hk "The Inspectors of election at an annual or special election shall not the market. receive the vote of a person residing in a registration school district whose A super 13% interest on name Is not registered as an elector In the city of township In which the your deposit to a new or person resides." existing IRA*from the day The last day for receiving registrations for the special election will be: of deposit until May 1st. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21,1983 You can earn 13% on Persons registering after 5:00 o'clock p.m. on Monday, February 21,1983, will not contributions up to $2000 be eligible to vote at the special election. Persons planning to register must deter­ per individual. mine when the City and Township Clerks' Offices or Secretary of State Drivers And best of all. deduct License Bureau will be open for registration. —. the full amount from your Under the provisions of Act 451, Public Acts of Michigan, 1976, a3 amended, regis­ 1982 taxable income. trations will not be.taken by school.of flclals, and only persons who have registered as You only have until general electors with the appropriate City or Township Clerk of the City and Town­ April 15th to sign up and ship In which they reside, or through registration at a Secretary of State Drivers License Burea, are registered school electors. take advantage of the The following propositions will be submitted to the electors at the Special Election special interest bonus of on TUESDAY, MARCH 22,1983: - . • * 13% on an IRA'from your First of America Bank. PROPOSITION I- MTLLAGE RENEWAL PROPOSITION As a continuation of the present millage approved by the voters on Febru­ But you have the rest ary H, 1978, April 26,1978 and March 12,1980, shall the limitation on the of your fife to enjoy the amount of taxes which may be assessed against all taxable property In The benefits. Cherry Hilt School District, Wayne County; Michigan,be Increased by nine­ teen and thirty-five one hundredths (19.35) mills ($19.35 on each $1,000.00) of the state equalized valuation of all taxable property in the School Dis­ trict for a period of five (5) years, namely, 1983 to 1987, both Inclusive, the IKAIHIOMMIIHM1 funds to be used for the purposes of general school operation? t-800-222-1983 PROPOSITION D -MILLAOE RENEWAL PROPOSITION For information on IRAsoranyolker As a continuation of (he present millage approved by the voters on Febru­ finar.rialunw. drop by your nearby First of A mtriea Rnnkor mil toll-free ary 22, 1978, Shall the limitation on the amount of taxes which may be Member FPtC A suhtantialinterrst assessed against all taxable property In The Cherry Hill Schhoo! District, penalty is required for early uilhdrtiuxil Wayne, County, Michigan, be Increased by two (2) mills ($2.00 on each $1,000.00) of the State equalized valuation of all taxable property In the 'I3%rd ft offer tvp'v Ftbnun 14 a* iaff^'ie < tr> next ani eristing IRA rusfimtn f/t«i« a School District for a period of five (5) years, namely. 1983 to 1987, both rju- $!0O ninimki I8mf*l>i cambU ra!r inclusive, the funds to be used for Vocational Education? CrrtifcelrofDrfk-ifit On,\fay>• >^3 ths !?*• NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all persons having the following qualifications ruit atllmrrllolh/rr^tr-.rlSnyn.'KIRA >&'•' are entitled to register and vote: a. A Citizen of the United States. b. Over 18 years of age, and c. A resident of the State of Michigan for at least SOriays and of the School District 30 days prior to the date of election. -Li CITY NATIONAL BANK - THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN by order of the Board of Education of The Cherry Hill YOUR FIRST OF AWEflCA BANK •: 1 School District, Wayne County, Michigan. LAURA O. IRELAND PuMiJh;Ftbrt»r7H»iyiiMjaj Secretary, Board of Education

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Jeprinted with, permission from a The process is not difficult if you that the actual market value is lower pairs, replacement and maitenance If your protest Is not filed by this you must do so by the end of June dur­ |||impWet prepared by the Michigan take the time to properly gather the than assessed. cannot be considered by assessors in time, you will miss the. opportunity to ing the year in which you initiated the nsumers Council, a state agency, facts, and then arrange them for pres­ If you have owned your property for determining the, cash value, of your reduce the amount of tax you would appeal. Its address Is: Tax Tribunal, entation in an organized manner. some time and your own estimate of home, particularly when repairs, are have topay for the entire year. So call Logan Center, 3222 S. Logan, P.O. Box Do. you feel powerless about your your property's value is lower than the done using like materials."' " • your city or township assessor's office A 30232, Lansing 48909; telephone, (517) ope,rty taxes? If you've bought into What Can I Do About My Property assessed value, you can build a case by If you are concerned that some work early in the year if you think y<3u may 373-8850. 'e notion that you can't fight city hall, Tax Assessment? • showing that similar homes In your you have done on your home might be want to file an appeal. d this carefully. You have the right to appeal your area are selling for less than the asses­ considered as Increasing its cash value NOTE: Some localities, such as De­ What else can I do to present the There are things that you can do property'tax assessment. Although this sor's value on your home. assessment, you may want to file Form troit, require a protest to an assessor's most effective appeal possible? ut unfair tax assessments, but you right entails some responsibilities on A cooperative real estate agent or L-4293, "Request for Nonconsideration review before a protest may be filed Before you present your .own appeal to know the process and .how to your part, you should understand your loan officer at a financial institution of Normal Repair Maintenance," with with the board of review. you may wish to sit in on a board of ther and present the right iiifdrma- rights and take advantage of them If where you dp business may be able to , your local tax assessor's office early In By law, your assessment office must review hearing to get an idea of what it n. the circumstances of your case provide help you find the recent sales price for the tax year. furnish you with the forms necessary to is like. The appeal process has been estab- a basis for appeal. houses that are comparable to yours in The form can be obtained from your present the appeal. It is generally a Checking the board's reaction to hed and refined as a part of Michi- size, construction, age, location, style, assessor's off ice. good idea to ask any questions yob have other people's grounds for appeal may' n citizens' assurance that the state's I think my property taxes are too and other factors. about the form and be sure you under­ prove helpful. Assessors or board of re­ x system will operate in a fair and high, and they are going up all the time Some real estate firms may be will­ No one has been to my home for ap­ stand just what Information ,you are re­ view members1 may bring up technical uitable manner. The appeals process — is that a good basis for appeal? ing to provide an estimate of the mar­ praisal purposes in a long time, so how quired to supply before you leave the points you do not understand, so take •presents a safety valve for property Not taken by itself. ket value.of your home for a fee, or can my assessment keep changing? "office. Look over the forms to be sure notes and be sure to get the points clar­ ners and It Is your right to take ad« Of course, every citizen who brings perhaps at no charge. Most of the changes in the assess­ you don't leave any questions ified before you go before the board ntage of it. an appeal does so to get the tax assess­ A professional appraisal of your ments only reflect inflation inthe hous­ unanswered. yourself. ment lowered, but a successful appeal property would probably carry the ing market. Don't be afraid to ask questions. must be based on the validity of your most weight on an appeal, but because The assessor's office makes a direct Be sure your appeal is based on the tax assessment. You must be able to there is some expense involved, you appraisal of all properties only periodi­ Can the board of review's decision be validity of your property tax assess­ T show that the assessor's judgment of might want to reserve this option only cally and on only a small portion of all appealed? ment. ^ r-_-j—• ** the value of your property was In error. for situations where you think there assessments each year. Studies of prop­ If you receive a judgment from your Boards of review and the Tax Tribu- The assessor may have valued your may be a large tax savings resulting erty sales in the neighborhood or locali­ board of review that you find unsatis­ k nal have no authority over the tax rate home way above the actual market from the appeal. ty are often used to establish a basis factory, it is not the final step open to ' or. oyer Jh£:_purR2$es_-f.Q£ which.lax. value, the valuation may be above that For example, If your assessed valua­ for assigning a value to all properties. you. You can appeal further to the ^monies are used. Including arguments of identical or similar houses In the tion is reduced by $1,000 and the tax If the assessor's office has not direct­ Michigan Tax Tribunal. about such issues in your appeal would area of there may have been Inaccura­ rate is $50 per $1,000 (50 mills), your ly inspected your property recently, This body, established by the Tax be irrelevant and would unnecessarily cies in the structural appraisal on the tax savings would be $50 for one year. the assessment is generally made on Tribunal Act of 1973, operates inde­ prolong your presentation. house. Since a complete property appraisal the basis of their judgment of its value, pendently of the state Tax Commission If you limit your remarks to the as­ It's also possible there may have might cost several times as much as based on the information they collect to hear appeals from judgments of the sessment itself and avoid burdening the been an error in the computation of the the savings, it probably wouldn't be about each neighborhood. " local boards of review. boards with issues that tbey can't do assessment. An individual tax bill is worth the expense. That's why it's particularly import­ You cannot take your appeal before anything about, your chances will be computed by multiplying the assessed ant for you to double-check the appra­ the Tax Tribunal unless you have first greater for a favorable judgment. ' valuation times the local tax rate. What other inaccuracies should I isal records from your assessor's office protested through the board of review The tax rate is often referred to as look for? _ when you are preparing your appeal. appeal process. Additional copies may be ob­ the millage because it is expressed in Assessors occasional^ make mis­ You may find that the assessor's appra­ If you wish to petition the Tax Tribu­ tained from: Michigan .Consumers mills. A one-mill tax means you pay $1 takes in recording the structural fea­ isal was based on assumptions which nal concerning the decision rendered Council, 414 Hollister Building, 106 in tax for every $1,000 worth of proper­ tures of your house. Property tax re­ you can easily prove are false and by the board of review on your protest, W. Allegan, Lansing 48933. " ' ty to which it applies. cords are public Information and Mich­ would weigh in your favor with the For example, if your property is val­ igan law requires that records of your board of review. ued at 110,000 and the tax rate is SO appraisal be made available to you mills, your tax will be $500 upon request from your assessor's off­ What procedure do I use for bringing ($10,00 X .050) or $50 for every $1,000 ice. an appeal? Car care booklet of property value ($50 xlO). You should check to make sure that Gather the facts along the lines list­ Regular maintenance is a crucial comes on while your engine is running, the recorded dimensionsJ-of the house ed above. You should be able to provide factor in the life of your car. And ac­ turn off the ignition immediately. Con­ ' What makes up an accurate appra­ and the lot are correct. The appraisal documentation of comparable housing cording to the U.S. General Services tinued operation could result in major isal? • •* worksheet may have missed defects sold at lower prices than your appra­ Administration, a few easy checks can engine damage, o Go-getter The factors which are considered are that might tend to reduce the house's isal, or of appraisals' you received help you avoid a broken fan belt on the Periodically check the fluid in your the age, size, and typcof construction value, such as settling or shifting on the • through a private firm. road or more serious engine problems. manual or automatic transmission. of the house, the number of rooms, the foundation. Unfinished attics and base­ Before a formal appeal you should Learn the routine maintenance you Cars with automatic transmissions named size of the lot, the neighborhood in ments might also be misrepresented in discuss your valuation with your asses­ must be checked while the engine is which the house is located and the usu­ the record's description of rooms. can perform in Car Care and Service ay Pruden of Garden City sor. Upon presentation of your facts, $1.25 from the Consumer Information running. If the car whines while it's al selling price for properties with slm- Remember that normal maintenance some assessors may be willing to ad­ shifting, it could mean your car's trans­ as been named "go-getting" Utar characteristics. Center, Dept. 104K, Pueblo, Colo. and repair factors are not considered just your appraisal, thereby saving you 81009. mission needs service. 'chairwoman for Garden City, structural features which would affect and themselves the nuisance of a for­ Canton, Plymouth, Westland, You should check your oil at least bow do I determine If the appraisal the assessed value of the property. mal protest to the local board of re­ THE BOOKLET also contains tips [and nearby cities for the 15th view. - ____^__ every other time you fill up with gaso- on my property is accurate? So if you don't repaint your house for -tec Don't add oil until you're a quart on how to get the best service for your annual Channel 56 auctiort- The first poirit for you to determine a number of yeais, you cau't hold that —If you find you must proceed tnrough the formal appeal process, It Is crucial low, but when yu reach this point, put automobile. And when you order Car April 8-16. Her area captain is the actual market value, or "true its value has decreased and have your In a can of all-weather oil. -. Care and Service you'll receive a free will be her husband, Donald. cash value," of your property, then assessment lowered. that you observe the relevant dead­ lines. Each township and city has a copy of the Consumer Information Ca­ More than 8,000 items are compare that figure with the assessor's IF THE oil warning light ever talog. needed for a successful auc­ judgment of the valuation. If I do a good job of keeping my functioning board of review, and all The State Equalized Valuation, listed property up, will that be used as a basis boards meet sometime between the tion, she said. She is also first week in March and the first week looking for volunteers to solic­ on all property tax statements or bills, to increase my tax assessment? and on notices of assessment increases, . Generally, it would not. Normal re­ In April. LIVONIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS SCHOOL DISTRICT it donations from merchants. is 50 percent of the assessor's judgment 15125 Farmington Road -Donations shoutdHrerrew a'nd of your porperty's actual market value. Livonia, Michigan WVatued a**5©-o*-morerMr6. If you recently bought your home for «*=w Pruden said. To donate arti­ less than'the value placed on it by the The Board of Education of the Lfvonia Public Schools School District, Livonia, cles or volunteer, persons may assessor, that is the clearest evidence Michigan, hereby invites the submission of sealed bids on call Channel 56 at 873-7200. 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36251 Schoolcraft Sandra Armbruster editor Dick laham, general manager Philip Power chairman of the board, Livonia. Ml 48150 Nick Sharkey managing editor Fred Wright circulation director Richard Aginian president rV- opinion (31,3) 591-2300 >. 12A(W) O&E Thursday, February 17.1983 'Honey, I Just got fired!'

Bob Wisf^r County sets bad exaniple of leadership

THE RECENT decision by the Wayne County Road Commission to replace 102 cars for top em­ ployees with more luxurious Chyslers loaded with extras is another example of an attitude which is found too often irt government. The decision is seemingly based on the belief that the commission can spend public money as it de­ cides without any concession to the idea that the appearance of economy is as important as the actu­ ality of economy. , — The commission action speaks thusly: We have decided that leasing Chryslers for one out of every 12 employees is a proper and fitting expenditure. No one need be concerned. Young in suburbs with olive branch A spokesman notes that the cars get good gas mileage, as if that will absolve the management and commission of an obligation to try to appear to THE SUBURBAN audience was buzzing Thurs­ THE FEISTY mayor disarmed even his strongest be prudent managers of public funds. day in the Troy Hilton Hotel. critics !n trie t^rowd. Few could disagree with wha\ "Where's Coleman?" "Can you see where he's sit­ he said. ,\ THE ROAD commission, unfortunately, has a ting?" "How long do you think he will stay?" He is the same man who tried to create a barrier history of avoiding public scrutiny and has fre­ Nick in his 1974 inaugural addressby^telling crooks to go quently and especially of late been under fire for i The object of fascination was Detroit Mayor north of Eight Mile. Now he envisons himself as .a extravagant and excessive salaries, payrolls and Coleman Young. He was scheduled to speak at a Sharkey peacemaker between Detroit and its suburbs. '• expenditures. joint meeting of several Oakland County chambers Suburban leaders were impressed by Young's re.r It would seem, in times like these, the commis­ of commerce. going on of a battle between Detroit and its sub­ marks. "We need to work together to solve prob'r sion would exercise restraint. In the past, Young has been severely criticized by urbs," he said. lems rather than being in a discussion of confronta­ The issue of who has the authority to appoint road .some suburbanities. And he is embroiled in a major —-At the same time, our greatest competitors in- tion " said Troy Mayor RirharH nnylp N commissioners may soon be resolved. Hopefully, "controversy surrounding" the teaerai investigation making autos — the Japanese -- have everyone "I hope that as a result of Mayor Young's appeal the appointees named by County Executive William of .the Detroit sewage treatment plant's sludge- pulling together. And they are beating us over the ance, we -will begin to see better cooperation bei Lucas will takeover. hauling contract. .. head." tween the suburbs and Detroit," said Jo Ann SoroJ Early signs indicate that they will recognize the What hetiid was charm and impress a potentially Young used the speech as a time to push for a pet nen. She is executive director of the Farmingtoji symbolic value of having employees of an agency hostile audience during a 40-minute talk. It was project, a rapid transit system. "Detroit is the only Chamber of Commerce, a member of the Farming} supported by taxpayer funds drive something less Coleman Young, master politician, at his finest. city in North America with more than one million ton Hills -City Council and a member of tr?e than luxury autos. One of Lucas' announced ap­ population that does not have rapid transportation," Southeastern Michigan Transportation Authority YOUNG SET the tone in his first sentence. "I board...... >j pointees, Dr. Janice Frazier, said the new commis­ have come across Eight Mile bearing an olive he said. sion will do away with the matter of luxury cars for He argued that the proposed subway-surface rail "It's important that we not be competitors biit branch," he said. recognize that we are one region and our economic management. He outlined his 4houghts for greater cooperation system should not stop at Eight Mile and Wood­ It would be encouraging also if Lucas were as ward. "It should go all the way up Woodward to survival depends on working together," she said. S between Detroit and its suburbs. Young had no time for informal chit-chat aftej bent on symbolic leadership in all other-areas of "What's good for the city of Detroit is good for its Pontiac. Not all of this area's problems are south of county government as he has appeared to be in the Eight Mile Road. Woodward north of Eight Mile he completed his speech. He quickly found his way suburbs," he said. "And what's good for the suburbs to a black limousine and slipped into the back sea,t matters of cutting the county budget and attaining is good for Detroit. I suggest that we must exist needs some stimulation." employee wage concessions. with several aides. His limp roared out of the Trijy together." The Detroit mayor promised that last week's Hilton driveway and started back south of Eight Young said that the battles among many agencies speech would be only his initial effort at promoting Mile Road. QUESTIONED ABOUT his use of a limousine in this area have prevented economic recovery. suburban-Detroit cooperation. He said that in the and chauffeur and a retinue of sheriff's deputies to "We have a fight among companies, unions and the future he would meet with mayors of western Let's hope it wasn't the last time Coleman Young act as his bodyguards, Lucas maintained that the government. And then we have a little sideshow Wayne County and southern Oakland County. will be seen in the suburbs. public expects he will have the "accoutrements of office." Perhaps. But why institute the pomp that Lucas has so far desired? The job of county executive is one of administering various public service divi­ Adventures of a suburban pioneer sions which construct and maintain roads and sewers, manage airports and county hospitals, keep ALMOST 45 years have gone by since that day in So we dug a cistern, but the water we found didri'l prisoners in a jail, maintains park system and pro- 1938 when the Edgars, on the advice of former last beyond Labor Day, and the first winter we used _vide-ancillar-y-service for the courte- ^wig4jbo*Sr^urc4iase44\w-a«r€5^f4he-wooded-af€a- a road commission water wagon to tap a hydrant a Why would an executive need bodyguards? Being of an abandoned farm out in the country. xttie-str otter half-mile away. ; executive of a county is not a job which entails pro­ At the time, The Stroller had in his hand a check voking people and not one with any degree of risk. for $750 he had earned as the official scorer for the ^ w.w. THEN CAME the first spring — and thejnud.-Wg-- Detroit Red Wings. It was the most money he ever couldn't make it througrTthe goo. So we parked the WHAT IS IMPORTANT is not only thft reality of had had at one time, - Edgar car at Six Mile Road and walked-in-through the mud saving taxpayer funds, but the symbolic leadership What to do with it? for an entire spring. !; and example. • "Why not buy those two acres in the country?" the There were several broken-down gas stations in Finally, the township prospered a bit. We then got It is already difficult for Lucas to talk toemploy- lady of the house said. "Some day they might be the center of the township. But there were plenty of a sewer,- for which we had to pay cash. It was thej ees about wage concessions because they point to valuable." •-._., — v.- trees* and the weeds were a yard high — they hadn't same with the water. But being young, we had fun. f his handsome salary and say there is no equality of So the land was purchased for $725 (lots now been cut in years. •'*''• We had been among the first to leave.Detrdit in sacrifice. Lucas' $600,000 executive branch budget would sell for $12,000), and the fun began. So we built a home in the woods. A road had to be the rush to the suburbs. As years went by, more and has yet to be explained..His financial arrangements built so we could move in. But there were no water more followed until General Motors built a big with attorney Dennis Nyst,rom are still cloudy. And THE ACREAGE was right off the corner of Six and sewer lines. plant on Plymouth Road, and the Sheldon Land CcT recently, he rendered his first veto — of an ordi­ Mile and Merriman. The roads (they weren't even opened a new subdivision (city-like)/ giving a Forq nance which would create an auditor general, an called streets) were gravel and fetlock deep in mud WE ENGAGED a well digger. One morning we car to anyone who purchased a home. There was n$> office which would hopefully provide a safeguard to in the spring. passed him on the new road into the woods. He was other .mode of travel. •-' ensure that public funds were being spent wisely. "Pay no attention to them," the real estate agent leaving. ___ Then came the race track, incorporation as a Our public officials should be, as it was expected told us. "They will be paved in spring." They were "How's the water?" we asked. city, 100,000 people and the fanciest city hall in th£ Ceasar's wife would be, above reproach, if they are paved 25 years later. "There ain't none7 hSTeplied, "and I don't want country. " ' to gain the sense of public trust they will need to The acreage, we learned, was in Livonia Town­ to take any more of your money." The famous '49ers who opened up the old west deal with the immense problems involved in financ­ ship which had within its confines 17 farms. There "What will we do?" had little on us who made the rush to the suburbs ing government services.- Executive Lucas arid was an 18-hole golf course at |he corner of Five "The next time you build a house," he said, "drill worth while. 'Jj. those in control of county services should be the Mile and Middlebelt and another at the crossing of • the well first. God puts the water where HE wants it Those were happy days despite the mud and lack first to recognize this. Ann Arbor Road and Ann Arbor Trail. — not where you want it." of water.

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zenship and principles of democracy gave the candidates money and work­ needy at Christmas every year, this members who worked the polls all day is hot trying to Jure people in froifi { Wayne Dents and to give support to the Democratic ers. year we bought food certificates at one in the rain for the candidates that the party and to the candidates endorsed other communities, Our bylaws plainly i the following year, 1978, the club of the local markets and mailed them Democratic party! and the club en­ state people from other communities \ by the membership. "- sponsored a drug abuse program. We to the needy. With this we got recom­ dorsed. : " ,-----'• ' - explain goals The Metro Wayne Democratic Club : would be only honorary members arid 1 brought criminals from Milan prison to mendations of the Wayne Goodfellows. On Saturday April 16th > the Metro -would hot have voting privileges in our • has always tried to live up to these. the Wayne Community Center, and par­ WE HAVE helped support students to the editor: Wayne Democratic Club will be having club, they can attend the meetings and | • goals and wants to have respect from ents and kids attended. They were bro­ that need financial help to make their a dinner/dance atthe UAW Local 900 can recommend on matters within the j I am sending you a resume of the . the community and the citizens of our ken up into groups so each kid and each trips to Europe, this year we will be Hall W Mlcfilgan Avenue In Canton, club. - i: ;;..",'.••'•'. .•';.:; ••:•* j Metro Wayne Democratic Club and , city, the Metro Wayne Democratic prisoner could be able to talk about helping two students at one of our this is a fund-raiser to build our war' asking you to please make a correction Club is not responsible for the actions why the prisoner was in prison. schools with finances to make their chest for the 1984 Election. We are • , .Our membership dues are |5 a year i of your editoral about the political ac­ of .Other Democratic clubs or other this was to discourage kids from trip. and students and senior citizen retirees 1 tivities of the area Democratic Clubs.' sure It will be a success; * communities, We have enough to do getting involved in drugs or alcohol . About two weeks ago the state called only %i peryear. :; \'-i ' :''•..•.: ' • --^ The Metro Wayne Democratic Club We at the Metro Wayne Democratic- within our own city'trying to make it a More than 200 parents and kids attend­ the Metro Wayne;Democratic Club and Club try to run our club like running a was formed in Wayne In July 1977 With better place to live. ed this program. . AH tho Metro Wayne Democratic^ asked us. if we would take charge of the business. And it Is a very serious one at Club wants is to be respected in the \ only eight..'persons from Wayne. Since HERB ARE some of the accomplish­ the Metro Wayne Democratic Club distribution of the surplus cheese and then the club',lias grown In leaps and that. So you see we don't have time to community and the Democratic, party. ( ments of our club just In the past three sponsored a Wayne Mayors Ball for milk in the city of Wayne, the club de­ |et involved With other people's prob­ bounds with' close to 100 Members to­ years, the first year the club was As we say, we want to serve bur torn- ] four years hi. a row to get our commu-- cided to distribute the cheese at the Lb-; lems. Sure we would like very much to munity and the Democratic party.' We"' tal the native'of the club has never formed, it had a fund-raiser, the hall nity more involved and to get our citi­ cal 900 UAW Hail in Wayne.. : been any different than what we call It see.the Democratic Clubs in Westland- are proud to be called Democrats. < was packed with about 500 pebp/e, and zens in .Wayne to become more ac­ In 1982 the club endorsed the Demo­ becvme united; for 'the benefit "of (he « rlbw^ ./••:•'..' : we made money, the club endorsed for quainted with each other. cratic candidates and'those that ran for Democratic party dnd their own com­ - . •'-•Cliff Johnson J pThe goals of the club are to Join ef­ city council and school board elections. the Metro .Wayne Democratic Club Judges' seats. And all of our candidates;, munity. • ': ; r ':•/•'••. forts to assist In promoting loyal citi­ We bought ads In the local papers and President j has been giving food baskets to the won the election. We are proud of. our , the Metro Wayne Democratic Club Metro Wayne Democratic Club > Thursday. February 17,1983 O&E JP,C.RAV.G^13A)* 15A

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James Bfanc- ater and sporting event tickets and cablevi- willing to pay for services'such as education 5 1 hard's Income tax proposal — from increas­ I 15870 Middlebeit 3330 Washtenaw . 34769 Grand River ^3^ ^ sion, but not on video games. and law enforcement. V 422-3700 973-2133 Farminjton • In uw World Widt Center Sun. 12* ' ing the sales tax to 6 percent to installing Freshman ' Rep. Jerry Bartnlck, D- The survey also showed that 65.2 percent W Milt W. of Parmingtoo Rd. ' 478-735S ' state-owned slot machines — have been Temperance, called for an Increase in the of the respondents believed "the governor presented to the HousoTaxation Committee •eales tax to 6 percent which would be defe­ and Legislature could solve the financial sljice the governor presented his proposal in cated to higher education as well as K-12 problems "if they had the courage to make late January. once the state's deficits are eliminated. some tough decision about taxes .and spend­ Committee Chairman H. Lynn Jondahl, Under the state constitution of 1963, any ing." P-East Lansing, said, the proposals indicat­ proposal to increase the sales tax must be s^fipyt is executive director of the Mich- GleargJceCgrtSL ed a "consensus" from legislators that taxes approved by the voters. A proposal put .on • igan Press Association. will have to be raised to balance the state the ballot now could, not teke effect until deficit. They hoped cost figures on what mid-May, because of time requirments for each proposal would raise could be devel­ the election and to Implement the tax. NAME BRAND oped by mid-February. Jondahl said an increase in the sales tax ESP series Meanwhile, house speaker Gary Owen, D- might be employed as a replacement to the YpsilanU, called for House cooperation in income tax increase in future years. completing action on a tax proposal by the end of the month. He urged House members REP. MICHAEL Bennane, D-Detroit, offered at SC to present all tax- an* budget-cutting pro­ asked for revenue figures if the state in­ posals to the taxation and appropriations" stalled and operated slot machines — on A series of lectures on "Paranormal Ven­ committees as early as possible. much the same premise as the daily lottery turing" will be offered from 7-9:30 p.m. Fri­ The options were in response to Blanc- games — in such pjaces as bars. days beginning Feb. 25 in Room F530 of the hard's proposal for a 1.5 percentage point Meanwhile, Blanchard, bolstered by a Fomm Building at Schoolcraft College, permanent increase in the personal income poll showing substantial public support for 18600 Haggerty, Livonia. tax rate, with an additional 0.25 percentage a tax hike, began a seven-city tour to gain Paranormal Venturing is the tip of the point included to cover an estimated $800 backing for his proposal for solving the iceberg exploration of various aspects of million deficit due to deviations from gen­ state's budget problems. extrasensory perception (ESP), according to erally accepted accounting principles. 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By Tim Richard ministrator who: will report...-to" the mission most of Lucas' objections were Cross said-Lucaai'failstorecognize -monitor to:see'if monies" arebeing "i^fulinfprrnatlon available.'' j^8taifwrlteL__. ^county executive, the auditor general minor and eyeH^rFoneous. ' \ • ~* that the GAO operates as a 'watchdog' spent for the purposes... , * In oral comments to the commission, Will report to the County ComrWssion Lucas, in. a corridorinterview, told oyer government expenditures, afid the "This does not in any way invade or Cross said, "If the CEO doesn't want it, ' -^^ Way^e County cornmlsslopew are at- in much the same way the General Ac­ the Observer he "hated to veto it" and, GAO's sphere of authority includes all diminisli the separation of powers. As he doesn't have to. qsk for it.It'sa .coopt counting Office (GAO) reports to the work repairing an drdinahcejsetting up\ indicated his. mood wias one of reaching federal branches. Including the execu-, an example, you may recall that just, eratlve effort." ' ; . - a legislative auditor genera! that will .U.S. Congress. " -r ' ., a compromise. ;/,./-. j/ /-;/// '•'-• > live and'judiciaj branches," last week the GAO uncovered gross PINALLV^ the.. Ordinance em- pass County Executive William Lucas's Before^referfing theniatter'-to com- 2. The ordinance proposed that the overruns In the cost' of aircraft con­ r^wefe^.'.th'^/^ub^^t^.-^ive-.t. .scrutiny. .-•,-./. :•"•/.^>:-//X/;/ . THE REJECTED ordinance, along - mittee, % the/ coifuiilsslon Hheard 22 chief financial officer be required to struction for the military. The military with a reply from conunlssfoni research Commission concurrenceto Settlement Lucas last week vetoed, a coromls-; speeches and raised 33-'pbtaU of infor- review recommendations of the auditor is par) of.Jhe executive branch"' of dUpute^ claims against the, county sloner-prepared ordinance which Would chi^f George Crosj, was referred by- rnaUon,",according to,'a tally, kept by and advise the auditor of action being ; THIRD, THE ordinance required the uptofiO%000V ; / •;% • "// : have created the office. •'•'. ' - ,-•/,-/': Chalfrrian William: Suzore of Allen Commissioner/ Richard Manning of takejj,pn the recommendations. auditor to mike available to the chie/ v LtfCas -Objected;^ ;!'Settlexn6nt' Of Commission leaders think that most Park to a gix-member committee/ -. •; , Redford, who -chaired\ the fiO-minute Lvfcas. complained the Ordinance financial officer "all information use- clajms Within budget appropriations is session. ' /: /:^ ' of Lucas' objections % the' planijick,i /The conimittee will be' chaired by "implies that all audit findings ful in the'preparation of" budgets. . ? clearly an executive function."; merit.And they'gave Lucas bad mirks JSdward Plawecki of Dearoorti'Heights shall be implemented and any variance Lucas pbjec'tedjt "grants the legisla­ ; Cross 'replied that nothing in the for waiting too long to raise bis'objec­ and include three other suburban com- HERE ARE ^ Nummary of Lucas's shall be monitored by the,chief finan­ tive auditor a significant role in ,pre- charter or law gave the executive au-. : objections In his veto message and ex-, s tions. \v/, "./:•" • • '" \;••'•:*• -r- 'rnlssioners /'— Kay Beard of Inlister, cial of fleer.". He said this appeared to pari^g the executive Budget. .^Prepa- ^ thorfty to settle/disputed financial "His basic concern was that the audi­ John Hertel of Haper Woods and Milton cerpts of Cross* replies:/. put the auditor over the chief financll ration Of that budget is clearly an exec­ claims. And he cited a law 'governing tor general would perfortfl the func­ Mack 'of Wayne. Two -Detrolters' are 1. The ordinance,/as passed by the officer, contrary to Wayne's county utive function^' •''/- ; county boards/giving them power to tions of the chief financial officer," members — Samuel Turner and Jackie .commission, r^uire^/the auditor to home rule charter. "Obviously misinterpreted,", sniffed "adjust claims against the county." said David Plaweckf, the former state CuiTie.- •'. make an annual "report of the finan­ /Cross, citing the anajogy to the Gen­ Cross. "If the chief financial officer Cross addedvthat with one exception, senator whot is Lucas's lobbyist on Cross, an attorney and former corpo­ cial positionof thercpunty." eral Accounting Office again, said, makes no request for helpful informa­ the County COrnhiisslohers ordinance board matters. ration counsel for the county before Lucas objected^that such a duty be­ "The practical theory . . . is, since the tion, no information Is supplied (by the creating ah auditor general was Identi­ The chief financial officer is an ad­ being^ replaced by Lucas, told the com­ long to the chief financial officer. Congress appropriates, Congress can auditor). It does not go beyond making cal to the city of Detroit's ordinance.

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Playing the role of an attacker, Livonia police officer Jim Pardo* She responds as he has taught her, turning her head toward his seizes Diane Spas of Livonia, a member of his class. elbow so she can breathe. Self-protection advice - Walk tall and be prepared By Sherry Kahan missiveness indicated she would be Then she steps back and pushes him in the jaw. Pardo thinks a better reaction would be for her to use an upward motion with the staff writer the one they would go after. Pardo believes that making eye /Women are loaded with weapons — heel of her hand, smashing the bottom of his nose. Then run, he E A TIGER, not a wimp. contact and giving arcold look^lelis " urges* Pardo doesn't advocate staying and fighting it out with a Women who wish to avoid him you're not afraid. If you look- just look in their purses.' male. being assaulted should carry away you'U seem passive, and he'll ~~* — Police Officer Jim Pardo B themselves confidently as think you are frightened. can so you don't forget details," he for the all-important license plate they walk, and should use the "weap­ "Women are generally a good tar­ said. "All police want to catch a number. ons" in their purse if they are at­ get, along with old or crippled people robber^or assaulter. We've had a lot tacked, in the opinion of Livonia po­ who can't defend themselves,." he nose. The same can be done with a' 'what did I do wrong?'" he said at a of good catches when people call "THE POLICE will be amazed lice officer Jim Pardo. said. rat-tail comb or keys. A rolled-up recent session of his course. Or-they quickly. Don't be afraid to use 911." when you call up with this kind of in­ He advises them to keep cool, use newspaper, magazine or a book can wonder, what should I have done? The If you witness a crime, report it, formation," Pardo said encouraging­ their brain and be diplomatic when PARDO, WHO Investigates assault also be a good weapon." . best thing to fa, <" M« npiniftn, >M»- ly. "They'll think you are a police- —rst-opproaehedr- cases for the Livonla-i^llce Depart- prevent attacks by being aware of tne Livonia policeman stressed. The victim might be too shaken up. You woman." ' But as soon as you know he's in- ment, is putting his experience to BUT HE CAUTIONED the women what is going oh around you when But that is not all they want of you. L may be the only one to see it. * ,". tent on hurting you, fight as hard as good use currently, teaching a class about their purses. outdoors. - A brief description of the assailant is ', you can by whatever method," he on self-protection for women in Bent- "If someone grabs for It, let go," he "Watch out in parking lots and "When calling in a robbery from a another valuable aid. How tall? Mea­ ; said. ley High School. Another class will said. "You don't need it that bad. The .shopping centers," he warned, "Don't home, don't hang up," he said. "Some sure it by comparing his eye level to - However, most women will proba- start In April. Those Interested may more you struggle the more likely hang your purse on the baby car­ people call and say there is a robbery your eye level. Is. his hair red and , bly not win. in a fight with a man. So contact the community . education you are to get hurt." riage." -' •'% here, and hang up without telling the: balding? How about a moustache, a \3 he advocates a hit-and-run approach. program at the Livonia school board He recommended not carrying any­ Parking lots are also places to be address." • •;••'-•-•- droopy Fii Manchu or one that turns ''• Strike and make tracks outDf there. office, 422-1200. thing of great value and placing your wary of assault, especially when Using the word CYMBAL may jog up? The sessions are a mix of advice wallet in a pocket. He noted that be somewhat deserted. While the officer your mind to remember {he informa­ Doe3 his hat carry a message? Or 1, PARDO IS .strong on an aggressive about safety and demonstrations of had seen shoulder holsters which recommended screaming when tion police want to know about a car his clothing? Was the gun silver or ".' posture because of a study done by a ways women can avoid being hurt. wrmld allow a wallet to be carried un­ threatened, he knows it is only useful involved in a crime. C is for color and black? AH these clues will help. But Detroit woman, Betty Grayson. She "It's class on self-protection not der the arm and under a jacket"or when someone Is around. Therefore, Y is for the year. M stands for the even after you have spoken to the po­ -. filmed women walking down a street self-defense," said Pardo, who stress-: coat. he urged women to avoid, isolated make or model, B describes the body. lice, "sit down and write down every­ ; and then had them viewed by a group es prevention". Another suggestion he had about areas, and when using elevators and Is it a two-door, a convertible? A is thing you remember," Pardo advised. of men imprisoned for assault. One way to avoid injury, he said, is purses was to open the clasp and let stairwells, be prepared. just for the word "and," followed by L "Otherwise you will forget things." : Which women would be the most to use the weapons at hand... contents fall to the ground when likely victim, they were asked. The "Women are loaded with'weapons, threatened. REPORTING ANY crime that hap­ . men made their choice by the way she just look in their purses," he said in an "He won't want to stop and pick it pens to you wasalso part of the Par- .!'. carried herself, by the way she '-Interview. "Use a brush to jab some­ all up," Pardo said. do message. Staff photos by Art Emanuele •;•• walked. Any sign of weakness or sub- one in the eye or hit him across the After an assault many women ask " "Notify the police as soon as you

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By Kathy Maday more accurately Indicate a policyhold­ special writer er's potential risk to the insurer. 'Insurance companies are saying Shejaid, "A Constitutional amend­ " NSURAKCE companies in Michi­ ment such as the ERA would definitely >U gan have altered many discrimi­ discrimination is necessary when have some effect on insurance compa­ natory practices in the writing drawing up risk files.' nies because they involve interstate I and selling of policies to women trade and commerce." 'with the recent adoption of the state —Phyllis Harrison "Until the last seven or eight year in : Fair Insurance Practices Act, but the Michigan," she said, "if a woman want­ picture has yet to change on the nation- • ed to purchase more than 15,000 of life -'aflevel. - - insurance, the company questioned who ^jThat's what a veteran woman insur­ stand about insurance companies is less for auto and life, she explained. would pay the premiums. Then they re­ ance executive told the audience last that they are based on averages and She said, "There is also a tendency alized that with more women working, week at the Northwest Wayne County statistics. The basis of the insurance for insurance companies to say that they had an untapped sales market. Chapter of the National Organization business is to spread the losses of a few women go to the hospital more often for Women (NOW) at Hoover Elemen- among many members of a homogene­ and stay longer than men. "UNTTL RECENTLY in this state, •". $axy School in Livonia. ous group. The Industry must use clas» women were almost always considered ' slfication systems to distribute benefits "Actually, only 5 percent more wom­ higher risks for most types of Insur­ *-• ^Gender bias in the insurance busi- en in the 18-.to 45-year-old age group • hess was the topic and the speaker was and burdens," she said. ance and were often denied access to have to go to the hospital and you have policies available to men." ; Phyllis Harrison, who has been in the "However, in ray 26 years in the in­ to consider that those. are the >,: .Insurance field for 26 years. During the surance .business, men have traditional­ chlldbearing years. The figure for men Harrison feels that the state Fair In­ past 10 years, she has owned her own ly been typecast. as the sole Is 78.4 men compared with 150 women surance Practices Act "eliminated ; '/agency, Harrison Insurance in Pleasant breadwinners and women as the bread per 1,000 of the population go to the many inequities against women which v' Ridge. She was national president of bakers," she said. hospital during these years. were formerly practiced by companies, ; the Business and Professional Women but she said, '/We should have never : ' jn 1981-82, and is currently studying SHE SAID THAT the federal bill's "AND OVER THE age of 45, 149 gotten to the point where a federal bill ,- Tor exams to qualify as a charter prop- supporters are claiming that sex-bl- men compared to 146 women per 1,000 was necessary. The discrimation In '-'erty and casuallty underwriter. r ased classification is outdated, artifical of. the popualalion go to the hospital," other states should have been remedied : and discrimatory. -.**•• , : r she said. a long time; ago." .' - ~- /¾ J •HARRISON EXPLAINED that while • "Many companies deny a woman ,"In addition, women receive smaller The thinking of insurance'agencies is the federal fair insurance practices act more life insurance than her husband, life.Insurance annuity payments than changing In pther ways, too, she said. '/knowni-as the. Economic .Equity Act, pay women retirees less thauvmen who men. because Insurance companies fig­ 81CL BRESSlER/slaff photographs ; dutlawi bias on the grounds of race, Harrison said that a 1975 career bro­ purchase the same coverage and deny ure women will live longer and there­ chure distributed by the Insurance In­ :; color, religion, national origin, it still disability coverage to women who fore colject payments longer," she said. VjdoeVnot deal with the practice of as- stitute to high school seniors inferred Scarab Club exhibitor work either at home or in part-time ;Harrison continued, "In life insur­ :K-signing men: and women different that women belonged in secretarial and jobs. ance,'gender — more than smoking or clerical fields, and men belonged in Livonia watercolorist Elbert (Al) Weber Is being presented in a '•'; ;Ce#jtU, benefits and coverage. Testlmo- obesity — is a controlling risk classifi­ ; !$y Is currently being heard.in Congress "In individual and private group pol­ management and other similar type one-man 8how at the Detroit Scarab Club during the month of icies;, maternity coverage is routinely; cation, though only 14-percent of all positions. :;Wblch throes In on this blatant Inequity, Women actually outlive men'. February with 54 paintings on display. A member of the Michigan : : excluded or set at a level considerably "It was always 'he' when the booklet Watercolor Society, the Visual Arts Association of Livonia (VAAL), ^shesaid.; : ' l \l '•••:'}:'•''• ' v"- ' ••";-•;lowe r than maternity care costs. Insur-. . i>viJnsutanoe. representatives, are argu-' "As a result, women who die young referred to an employee until they and the Dearborn Arts and Crafts Association, Weber was select­ . ,'.:uig that since women as a group tend to ance companies reason that maternity will have collected smaller annuities as came to a secretary. Then the worker ed to be part of the Scarab's all-Michigan-Ontario juried show in Is a self-incurred disability, yet they , -behave differently than their male a price for being exceptions to their In­ was referred to as 'she.' I made nota­ provide, disability coverage for male- 1982 andwas one of 55 to be included in the Scarab's Gold Medal 5 ^counterparts; they should be treated surer's sei-based rule. Meanwhiie, tions on the booklet showing the insti­ specific risks such as vasectomies," she juried show. Weber recently elected to take an early retirement "differently, Harrison said. lpng-llved men collect larger monthly tute how they could neuter the rti' when drawing up risk profiles," she live seven to 10 years longer, they are factors such as smoking and medical The next year the Insurance Institute here is watercolor of a blacksmith which Weber said Is drawn •v-iaid.--: -v/.v.'r-- '. .* :'•'•' history, driving record, and occupation­ rewrote the brochure eliminating tfie from life. : generally charged' more than 'men for •": _;j;riTTh> first thing you have to under- pension, and. disability insurance, but al or recreational activities, would sexist language, she said.

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2B(t.R,\rV,0) O&P Thursday, February 17,1983 Gilmore gives keynote speech Nancy Gilmore, owner of Perform­ Chapter of the National Association for ance Training Associates of Livonia, Professional Saleswomen. ;;~ will give the keynote address Saturday, Feb. 26, at a seminar called "Women The seminar will take place frojjj Have Power •=- in Finance" to be held 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and costs $35. -~~» in the Sheraton Inn, 17017 Nine Mile, To be discussed will be tax andli£__ Southfield. vestment planning, your Investment^" She will discuss new. ways of looking personality, municipal bonds, the quest" -at-p6werrlls-toadblock8~and ke^ele^" •for the~pef reft^ve^trirenra rrdTStatS:: ments. planning. Also to be explored will be - A resident of Redford Township, Gil­ professionally, managed'investments;1 more has been director of operations the IRA dilemma, community re- - for a retail clothing chain and person-* sources for. the aged, and Income and ^. nel administrator of a management life Insurance protection for disability. :.-.- company. She is a member of the board To register send check payables tor*-' of directors of the Livonia Chamber of Executive Careers Inc., Suite 10$, 1460 «. Commerce and 'founder, of the Detroit Walton Blvd., Rochester 48063. -.,., Hawthorn sets b&ttle drive To raise funds for scholarships for Beer, "pop and Perrier water bottles former patients, Hawthorn Center will will be accepted along with two-liter--, sponsor a bottle drive Saturday. plastic bottles and aluminum cans. *.« Hawthor Center is a children's psyj.^ Clean, nationally advertised, return­ chlatric hospital in Northville. One. Q(„. able bottles can be left at participating its goals is to provide scholarship*-to- fire stations in Redford, Livonia, Plym­ serious students interested in further-.. outh, Plymouth Township and. North- ing their education in colleges, univ£rr,<. ville. Drop them off between 9 a.m. and sltles and vocational training schools,.. 5 p.m. but who lack the money to do it. ART EMANUELE/statf photographer Appearance in an evening gown was part of the Mrs. Michigan/ ham, (left), Jean Ann Foster of Troy, Jane Betty Fritz of Redford, America competition last weekend at Fairlane Town Center in Judy Hayek of Livonia, Delaney Provencher of Farmington Hills, Dearborn. Among the contestants were Shirley Eyler of Birming- Wendy St. Louis of Farmington Hills and Bonnie Teran of Westland. Westlander is Miss Congeniality . i Dearborn woman is Mrs. Michigan

A 26-year-old Dearborn homemaker, who was Other contestants in the pageant were Jane Betty sponsored by her- husband, was selected winner of Fritz, 25, an order processor, of Redford; Judy the 1983 Mrs. Michigan/America Pageant last Hayek, 38-year-old Livonia homemaker, and Dela- weekend atFairlane Town Center In Dearborn. ney'Provencher, 30, model and talk show host. Carol Lynne Slsko was selected from a field of 22 Contestants! are selected primarily on personali­ candidates and will now go to the national Mrs. ty, poise and beauty. Consideration is given to fami­ America Pageant inXas Vegas. Listed as her only ly life and community activities. sponsor was her husband, Joseph. Television personality Lorrie Kapp emceed the A FIRST FEDERAL IRA First runner-up was Shirley Eyler of Birming- pageant festivities that this year traced women's t ham, 50-year-old president of Mind & Body Inc. and progress from 1890 to date. Authentic period fash­ the mother of three children. ions added a touch to the musical event. Second runner-up was Elizabeth Kendrick, 48, of It is the only pageant In the U.S. designed on a AND EARN _ Detroit, a teacher and the mother of two. Third national level specifically for the married woman. runner-up was Wendy St. Louis of Farmington It was created to recognize the 51 million wives in Hills, a 25-year-old married teacher. America and reflect their views, aspirations and Miss Congeniality was Bonnie Teran of Westland, versatility. GUARANTEED HIGH INTEREST 23, a cosmetologist and mother of one. This year, over 10,000 people nationwide wit­ nessed the event that is open to the public and has ST. LOUIS WAS also named Miss Photogenic. no admission charge. RIGHT FROM THE START. J^b First Federal announces a new Fuur-Y'ear certificate IRA Plan. 10.50% annual interest, paid and compounded quarterly,

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Seguin-Hudson Frank and Bernice Delewsky of Riv­ r <-A J< : • r:->l. >i • •'. l^m it erside Drive, Livonia, have announced Mr. and Mrs. John F. Seguln of Knol- the engagement of their daughter, Nan­ son Street, Livonia, announce the en­ cy Marie to Laurent L. Villeneuve Jr., gagement of their daughter Suzanne son of Laurent and Gaetane Villeneuve Elaine to Michael Phillip Hudson, son of Warren. of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R_._ Hudson of A June wedding is being planned at Dearborn. The bride-elect graduated Jn_ St. Aidan Church, Livonia. '1973 from Ladywood High School, and The bride-elect is a 1977 graduate of in 1977 from Mercy School of Nursing Stevenson High School, a 1979 graduate in Detroit. of Schoolcraft College with an associ­ She works as inservice infection con­ ate in arts degree and a 1982 graduate trol director for Dearborn Medical of Central Michigan University with a Centre Hospital. A 1969 graduate of bachelor of music education degree. Cooley High School in Detroit, her She is presently teaching music at St. fiance graduated in K)77 from Grand Peter and Paul and St. Hilary schools Valley State College with a bachelor's in Detroit. degree. He is employed as vice presi­ Her fiance is a 1974 graduate of De dent of MDM Systems Inc., a computer LaSalle High School in Detroit and a software company. 1980 graduate of Wayne State Univer­ Pacing off are two 4-year-olds, Brian (left) and Michelle Zawislak sity with a bachelor of science degree. The wedding will be May 21 in Mer­ He is employed as a medieal technolo­ of Livonia. ' cy Conference Center Chapel. gist at Henry Ford Hospital and is also attending WSU working towards a de­ gree in computer science.

Srock-Bradshaw Walker-Sanders

Robert and Nancy Srock of Norborne Thelma B. Walker of Globe Street, Street, Redford Township, announce Westland, announces the engagement the engagement of their daughter Car­ of her daughter Laura Ann to Gregory rie Jane to David Harris Bradshaw, son Sanders also of Westland, son of Aiirie of Dean and Patricia Bradshaw of Six Sanders and Norbert rSanders. The Mile Road, Livonia. bride-to-be graduated from John Glenn The bride-to-be is a 1980 graduate of High School in 1978 and works as a sec­ • Redford Union High School, and is em­ retary for Norquick Distributing Co., ployed as a secretary at Botsford Gen­ Livonia. Her fiance graduated from eral Hospital. Her fiance, a 1980 gradu­ John Glenn High School in 197*

Barcombe-Rinaldi Hylton-Kosinski

. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Barcome of Donald and Violet Hylton of Falrchild Street, Westland, announce Golfview Street, Garden City, an­ the engagement of their daughter Sher­ nounce the engagement of their daugh­ ry Lee to Pfc, William Joseph Rinaldi ter Catherine Marie to Joseph Gregory of Somerset Street, Westland. He is the t Kosinski, son of Joseph and Shirley Ko- son of Charles Rinaldi of Westland and sinski of Helen Street, Garden City. "Judy Rinaldi of )Belleville.\ *; The bride-elect is a 1979 graduate of The bride-to-be is a graduate of John Garden City East High School, and Melissa Park (left) of Livonia and her brother Carl, 2½. got caught Glenn High School, and attends School: works at Yeager Insurance Co. as an up in a game with a Valentine theme. craft College; She is employed as" an assistant claims. representative. Her aide at Hendry Convalescent Center in fiance, a graduate of the same school in Plymouth. Her fiance, also a. John the same year, will graduatcfrom Hen­ Glenn graduate, is serving in the U.S/ ry Ford Community College in August. Marines, and has been stationed In Ja- ' He works as a design .engineer at Spar- pan for six months. .tan Engineering^ They plan an Aug. 6 wedding in St. . The wedding will be May 28 in St. Matthew Lutheran Church. . Mel Catholic Church.

Loy-Jarocha Guirlahda-Oak ;\ Mr. and Mrs. Archie E. Loy Jr. of dakdaje, Pa., announce the engage­ Mr, and Mrs. Rocco Guirlanda of ment of their daughter Janice Marie of Blue Skies Avenue, Livonia, announce Hllllard, Ohio, to Allen F, Jarocha, son the engagement of their daughter The­ of Mr. arid Mrs. William Jarocha of resa Mary to Dennis AsOak of Plym­ Rayburn Street,, Livonia. outh, son of Mr. a,nd Mrs, Fred.Oak of The bride-elect has a bachelor of sci­ Houghton Streetf-LivonjaV - ence degree from West Liberty State The bride-elect graduated \ In 1979 College, West Liberty W. Va, she from Churchill High School, and works works for Ashland Chemical Co. 'of at Pak N'^Save Supermarket.' Her t DubMn, Ohio. Her fiance, a graduate of fiance, a 1975 Churchill graduate, Is Stevrison High School},earned a bache­ Here Is a lady with her hands full. .Caroline Perreault of Redford, employed at AltJack Co; hi Plymouth; lor of general studies degree from the Their wedding wlllbe April; 80 in the University of Michigan and a bachelor' brought her six-month twins Amber( left) and Adam to their first chapel of St. Paul of the Cross Monast­ Valentine's Day party.; They.didn't eat much candy. of science degree, from Wayne State c ery,,' .;.. / .. .,'•..,...'.:;>.:',„. ;.vV :'.. : , University. He also is employed by "AshlandChemical. -/ ;;•. > v^:i<-. They plan ii spring wedding in Bil­ liard, -.. ; f... Bitff photos by Art E^^ > Tr Thursday, February 17, 1983 O&E (S.f:9A.Ro-68)*13A(P>C-6B,R,W.G-5BXB,WM7C_

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ATLANTA — Bill Schemmel was at the wheel, Mary Magruder in the back. Bill is the restaurant critic for Atlanta Magazine, Mary'is a professional 1-of-a-kind travel photographer. Both of them live in Atlanta, and were In the process of giving me an Informal traveler tour up Peachtree Street — strictly top-of-the-head Iris stuf f, the kind of information a traveler doesn't find in a brochure. *" Jones Peachtree starts at Five Points, near the spot contributing where Atlanta began a3 a railway terminus. The travel editor "center of town" shifted in recent years to the Peachtree Center, a complex of shops, offices and Peachtree Street is literally the main artery of IRIS SANDERSON JONES restaurants that dominates the city. I've seen the Atlanta, old and new, so we have .driven past the downtown, so we were heading north towards the bulldozers renovating CentralTity Park, the pink A mixture of old and new buildings — mainly new — dot the Atlanta skyline. far suburb of Buckhead and the new shopping cen­ Texas granite of the new Georgia Pacific building, ters around Lenox Square. the restored Fox Theater and the restored Hotel Back at Peachtree we drive through trees to the fresh, seafood in a casual courtyard setting at Hal- York across the street. Now we are passing what historic Swan House, the adjacent Tullie Smith pern's or take your fast-food takeouts to small was once the Halght-Asbury of Atlanta, and Is now Pjantatlon and the Atlanta Historical Society. The wrought-iron tables* the home of tiny art galleries and craft stores, to­ Swan Coach House Is obviously a favorite for ladies There's more of course. "Cuban sandwich shops wards Colony Square. lunch, but If you ask Bill where he would go, he'll near Piedmont and Miami. A great Asian super­ It was an informal say "a few miles west on West Paces Ferry to Old market at Broadview. Katz Deli on Cheshire Bridge tour up Peachtree COLONY SQUARE is a complex of offices, ho­ Vinings Inn, one of the best restaurants In the city, Road." There'are places near the Emory Universi­ Street — strictly tels, shops and restaurants adjacent to the Atlanta in an old clapboard cottage renovated by a French ty district, where dogwood, weeping cherries and Memorial Arts Center. A new art museum will woman and where she serves French provincial azaleas color the high lawns In March and April. top-of-the-head open here later this year. Listen to BUI Schemmel food." "An East Indian place called Anarkali's, several stuff, the kind of give a running commentary as he drives: "Check­ The governor's mansion is near West Paces' and pizza places like Everybody's or Jagger's or Lull- information a . out a restaurant In Colony Square called Toulouse. Peachtree, but the corner itself, the heart of Buck- water's Tavern. traveler doesn't find Very French." head, is the usual modern mishmash of gas stations, 'The Hedgerow Heights Inn at Maple and East in a brochure. "Another one of the eating places you might like shopping centers and ugly skylines. Here, however, Ferry, Swiss-French, elegant and expensive. . . " is the Country Place, casually chic. The original you'll find "the 103 Westrone of the best restau­ But I can't go another mile without shopping for one, a mile from th*e present hotel district down­ rants in town. You'll either love it or you'll hate it. lunch. If you want addresses and phone numers for town, was the Pleasant Peasant, a New York-style • Very French. Very expensive." these places, buy a copy of Atlanta Magazine or bistro. There's also Peasant Uptown, Daly's down­ You will also find the Cinema n' Draft House, check with the Atlanta Convention and Visitor's Bu­ town and In the suburbs. All reliable and busy. where you can have beer and nibbles at a table reau at 233 Peachtree Street N.E. (659-4270). "As we go on up Peachtree, there's the Kiyo Ya, While watching movips, mnsHy Rprnnrljiinj ar^or/k one of the two best Japanese places in town. The ing to Mary Magruder, who is as much a movie buff other is Gojlnka'sr north of Lenox Square. The Kiyo as Bill Is a restaurant buff. Ya is simple, good sushi bar, authentic, moderately We turn right past the diversion to Roswell, past priced. "Joe Dale's Cajun House, which has great jam- "The Coach and Six, on the left, is a steak and balaya," on our way to Lenox Square. "The only seafood place where businessman take clients for really outrageous disco left in town is In this area". R±>eptD9MsTngvel lunch. Williamsburg decor. Very popular. Notice Limelight. Fantastic sound and light system. Celeb^ Cloudt's, it's a great gourmet grocery store. And rltles often seen there. 644-5700 Harrison's, a famous singles bar and restaurant "And there's Dante's Down the Hatch, decorated -where upwardly mobile young professionals go for like the hold of a sailing ship. Have dinner about 9 JAMAICA ' $452.00 pp a meeting place." p.m., fondue, good jazz. . ." 1 wk. - air, htl., tax I was so busy writing It all down that I nearly Lenox Square is a large, trendy, quality shopping missed "La Grotta, the best Italian food In town, center, "a giant Bloomingdales," across the inter­ CANCUN/COZUMEL $462.00 pp 1 wk. • air, htl., tax, north Italy, very high class." We were turning left section from Phipp's Plaza, home of names like INCLUDES Trjr.. NweJ. ux IRIS SANDERSON JONES on Andrews, on a loop that, would bring us back to i"Vnj plul mort' Gucci, Saks, Lord and Taylor, Tiffany, Godiva. $jre $5 00. crj

Schoofc, jroupv dul«,» Local writers brave ort»ntutiofti — oil, for a tpecU quot*. Big Apple's big storm C*< fu** Cravri ajfnt or 4 CAN-AM • Two Birmingham writers were caughtin the re-, cent winter storm when.lce and snow closed down DETROIT AREA New York City. Mary Augusta Rogers and Julie HUDSON'S _Candler_oLBinningham-were stranded In the Big Apple last week and only managed to get home via TPtAVEL last-mlnuto reservations on Amtrak. SERVICE Oakland 585-8020 Even that wasn't easy, because it was impossible .Every Monday, FM-104 now plays to get through to Amtrak reservations on New York Westland 425-3386 more MOTOWN music all day, Northland 569-5153 telephones. Julie finally telephoned her daughter mixed in with your favorite, and son-in-law, Carolyn and Joe Solaka, who run a songs from YESTERDAY and TODAY. Briarwood 994-0085 travel agency called Gulliver's Travels in Detroit. USE YOUR HUDSON'S Carolyn called Amtrak in Chicago and finally got Join os for MOTOWN MONDAYS on,.. CHARGE a reservation for two on the train leaving New FARMINGTON York at 6:30 p.m. Saturday. It was due In Toledo at 9:30 Sunday morning, not a moment too soon, since GRAND OPENING Julie flew to Denver for her son;s wedding that af­ FEB: 18 & 19 ternoon. FM104WOMC Robert •Mary said: "I learned something about travel. If REED TRAVEL you don't think you can get out, don't go to the air- _ M'l V*" .v-*->j S'*-rc & Tours port. We nearly went to Newark for our flight. Stop In and "Those who did spent two days sleeping on the Register for airport floor. We met some of the 'refugees' on Am­ Free Surprises trak, one of whom spent $75 getting back to New Drakeshlre Plaza York City from Newark." 3S107 Grand River "'•_ 476-5800 ' "Neither woman had ridden trains for years, but they loved it. "Once you figure out how to fit In a LIVONIA roomette, you can sleep like a baby." Mary said. "Trains are very evocative. They made me think of FUNTASTIC TRAVEL ,days when I traveled with my father, or came "The Cruise Expert" 'home from college by train." 16345 Mlddlebelt 261-0070 ; "The food, still isn't good, but Its better than it 4313 Orchard Lake Rd. jised to be. And the porters are exactly a3 they us&l 855-4100 to be. You would almost think they, were chosen by FULL AMERICAN PLAN - EVERY RESORT ^ 1 LIVONIA Central Casting. They worked very hard to make us FACILITY - FREE DAILY MASSAGE - MENS ^ comfortable, and we loved It." & WOMENS SPAS - TENNIS,- GOLF (AVAIL:) UL. I FERGIN AGENCY "^ CALL TOLL FREE FOR A BROCHURE 29865 6 Mile — Iris Sanderson Jones Livonia, MI 48152 WTWLVlNVl O 1-800-327-7510 G 522-1500 Tourism award to be given Mans musical heritage from its beginnings PLYMOUTH »Nominations are being accepted for the 1982 to the present is explored during this PLYMOUTH Ambassador/Embassy of Tourism Awards given 8-week series, hosted by world-renowned TRAVEL "alnnually by the Michigan Travel Commission. The violin virtuoso, conductor and CONSULTANTS awards are given to individuals and organizations Larry PaskoVs 479 S. MAIN who significantly assisted In the promotion of Mich­ teacher. Yehudi Menuhin. 455-6600 igan as a convention and vacation destination. WESTLAND Nomination forms and rules are available from cHarboizlslaqd the Travel Bureau, Michigan Dept. of Commerce, VENTURE OUT On Blscayne Bay Florida TRAVEL P%.0. Box 30226, Lansing 48909 or by calling toll- free 1-800-292-2520. Deadline for nominations is Miami Beach 33141 329il Warren at Venoy April 8. The 10th annual awards will be held in Ann Call Judi or Peggy Arbor in mid-May. 425-5834

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INfXPtNDfN! '"e"l8l6 CENTERED BETHEL BAPTIST TEMPLE BAPllSTGIDIf i LIVONIA WARD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF LIVONIA fft ( OASHlP Redford Baptist Church ' FUNDAMENTAL Farmmgton arir3Sn; Mile Roads • - ." • ;: -.' 422-"M%j0r .:-'SO0LVViNN)NO. 29475 W .Six Mile. Livonia "/ CHURCH 7 Mile Road and Grand River BAPTIST -.'•-. ' CHURCH Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Deiroil.-tojChigarv CHURCH Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. AfMllAtEOV/lfH -t , ''.'•'.- MISSIONS^ONFJERWCrtONCLUDES^^-- 533^2300 •,- -SO0lHEflW8AP1iSt Evening Service 6:00'p.m. "•• 'CONVENTION Worahlp and Sunday 8chpol8:30,10KJ0 and 11:30 am Wed. Family Hour 7;30pm '-... 9-JjOA.M. 32940 SCHOOLCRAFT HI. Pelly Bible Study- Awvia Clubs ?BlOCKSeASIO* A ^ "TODAY'S CHRISTIAN IN TODAY'S WORLD" P«»lor NEWS RELEASE "WHAT'S NEW WITH YOU". f AftKhNGlOH RO 525-3664 . Dr. Wesley 1. Evans 422-3763 '; Dr. Jay Ke8ler .v°f -- FEB. 20 261-9276 11:00 A.M. -6:00 P.M. PASTOR ELVINL.CLARK 7:00 P.M. • 8UPER SUNDAY EVENINGS Sum) *i School • 9 45am "THE RED FLAG OF WARNING" Mw n s«j Wofship (0.45 am "OUR CLOSEST MISSION FIELD: CALL TOR CRAFT CLA33E8 |.rfi£E tMSSPOfilATOS 6:00 P.M. Oaptrst Tfamift9 LWin -,5pm FAMILIES THAT SUCCEED" "GOD'S PLAN FOR YOU." Or. Wesley I. Evans. Paul 0. lamb Mrs-OonnaGfeason Evening Worship Hour • 7 p m WecMjsday Service .' p m DR.JAYKE8LER "a Church That» Concerned About PeopO Pastor Assoc Pastor' Min^ie( otVhiiK Wednesday 749 PR) * 8crtooJ ol Christian Education (ActhitietforAJIAgM) Sunday Service Broadcast ; 9-^0t-m.,WMUZ-pTil10W Nurtary Provided at All Senrkai DISCOVER THE DIFFERENCE PLYMOUTH. MICHIGAN at FOR CHURCH, 45000 N TERRITORIAL RD. 455-2300 v» Mi. West of Sheldon BEREAN BIBLE CHURCH ST. PAUL'S UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 35375 ANN ARBOR TRAIL LIVONIA ADVERTISING 11:00 A.M. 27476 Five Mile Rd. {at Inksteri 422-1470 4?5-5585(Belween'Wayno 8 Newburgh) 522-9386 Dr. William Stahl CALL VEL ELLIS . WORSHIP & CHURCH SCHOOL 9:30 & 11AM • MOONtNG WORSHIP 10 00 am 6:30 P.M. .-'• • BIBLE SCHOOL !1 15 a m . Mr. Robert Roe i» •EVENING SERVICE ' . 6 00pm 591-2300 "YOUft LENTEN JOURNEY STEP #T • rttDNESOAY SERVICE 7 00pm Or VYifliarfv Stahl • VlSliAl ^50 CHIiORE N S CHURCH 10 00 dm EXT.263 HERALD OF HOPE Dr. Whltledge Holding forth the word of Life WYFC1520 Mrs Richard Kaye. Music Dir Mon. thru Fri. 7^0 P.M. WED. EVENING BIBLE STUDY **.*U5fli^PJ *"A 8:45 AM Rev. R. Armstrong Dr. W. Whitledge Rev. $. Simons

GRAND River BAPTIST of LIVONIA MAIN STREET 34500 SIX MILE RD. Just West of Farminolon RU ">r L o »"X> Out *> kVcv in L oo* mo For BAPTIST CHURCH All.li3!«J *'lh S0uJI-«fO Sipt'il Dv>vefliJO*i EPISCOPAL S1, iimon uniTco mmmm OHURCI 9:30 A.M. FAMILY SUNDAY SCHOOL 8500 N. Wo/ton Taylor. Canton 10:45 A.M.: "A VISION WE NEED" H. Thweatl Pallor 453 -4785 i 16700 Newburg Rd.-Llvonla" JI Wed. 6:15 P.M. Dinner • 7:00 P.M. Bible & Prayer $gr>d3t$chool-9 45am Morning Wof sh p • 11am " ^ SAINT ANDREW'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev. Ev Dickson Forsyth - 464-8844 Baptist framir^g Urnon . 6 30 p m HOLY SPIRIT WORSHIP 9:00 a.m.& 11:00 a.m. 261-6950 nr NURSERY OPfcN Evening Worship - 7 30 p m 16360 Hubbard Road Livonia. Michigan «iw Adri(ne Chanev. Mm Wednesday SeiVce • 7 00 o m i LIVONIA r-n—I 421-8451 CHURCH SCHOOL 11:00 a.m. r of Chntlijn Ed 4 Youth DEAf MINISTRY 9083 NewPurgh Rd. Mil Wednesday 9:30 a:m.-Holy EiLCharist Nursery-High School " t [Pastor Or. Wilberl P. Gough Saturday 5:00 p.m. - Hply Eucharist "People Caring for People" Livonia 591-Ofn S22-0821 Sunday 7:45 a.m. - Holy Eucharist * * . 8:30 A.M. 9:00 a.rn. - Christian Education lor all ages H0LYEUCHAW3T 10:00 a.m. - Holy Eucharist 9:30 A.M. Sunday Morning - Nursery Care Available CHKBTUm EDUCATION m nW. *•**» 6. Otvfs The Rsv. Edward A. Kinfl TRINITY , St. Mark's GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH 10:30A.M. Presbyterian HCtYEyCHAWST 26701 JOY RD. S0 lOWO TMf ,_ PRESBYTERIAN » SERMON Dearborn Hgts. UUelcomeAcome A Lyoujotti i The Rev. Emery Gravelle CHURCH Pastor John Jeffrey, LUTHERAN (English Synod A.E.LC.) 278-9340 "AN INDEPENDENT BAPTIST CHURCH" 10101 W. Ann Arbor Rd., Plymouth 9:30 A.M. - at Gotfredson & Ann Arbor Rd. Sun. Sen & Adult 8ib!e^ SCHEDULE OF SERVICES 11:00 A.M. i St. Christopher's Sunday Schooi4ojialJ-ag43S-9;30 am WORSHIP SERVICE '. -425-6246-OM25-444* -FAITH ROL-Y Dial-a-ride 278-9340 SUNDAY SCHOOL...... SUN. 10:00 A.M. St. Paul's TRINITY Worship Services MORNING WORSHIP A.: : SUN. 11:00 A-M- Episcopal Church and Junior Church -11:00 a.m. EVENING WORSHIP SUN. 7.-00 P.M. 30000 Five Mile Road 39020 five Mile Road GENEVA WEONESDAYBI8LE STUDY WED. 7:00 P.M. 20750W.MtNlchof»Rd. East Livonia West Livonia KENNETH D. GRJEF Weil of Evergreen MAISHIE ROSEN UNITED PRESBYTERIAN PA8TOR 421-7249 484-0211 28440 LYNDON, LIVONIA, Ml. Church Olfke, 538-2320 National Leader for Jews for Jesus. $835 Sheldon Rd., 8o.m.4 11 o.m. Sunday WORSHiP*30& 11:00 All. CANTON 11 •.m.NufurytChvrcfcSdiMfi Nursery Available Y'SHUA WORSHIP 8 CHURCH SCHOOL 10:30 o.m. Wednesday Worship - 8:15 end 10-45 e.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL - ALL 9:30 &1lf00 A.m. Bible CISSMS9:30em. The Jewish Way to Say Jesus. Rev. Win. Ueber AGES Ktnrnth F. Qrwb+1, Pt$tor ' Nursery Available '9:45 A.M. Rev. William C. Moore • Pastor 459-0013 Rev.JomesH. Wollls Education Office 421-7359 You are cordially Invited WEO. CLASSES -M Ages < 6:45 P.M. Nursery Provided Phone 459-9550 .to worship with UNITED CHURCH GARDEN CITY ; FELLOWSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH OF'CHRIST PRESBYTERIAN (A Ministry of the Baptist General Conference^ ROSEDALE GARDENS •1841 Middiebeit • In the historic Plymouth Grange. 273 Union. Oarelh D. Baker, Pastor NON-DENOMINATIONAL UNITED PRESBYTERFAN CHURCH 421-7630 Rov. Peter A. Foreman, Th. M, Pastor NATIVITY CHURCH Hubbard at W. Chicago • 422-0494 WORSHIP 9:15411:00. Sunday School 9:30 A.M. Henry Rutt at West Chicago I .Gerald R. Coblelflh & David W. Good. Ministers SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:00 8unday Worship 10-.30 A.M. #: llvonla Fatlowehlo 11^0 A.M. 421-5406 0WI. 'PfWfo'l S Sunday School 9:30 A.M.; Worship 10:45 S 6:30; Wednesday 7:00 P.M. DIsl-a-Thought 261-2440 • "ACaring 4 Sharing Church" Church School 11:15 A.M. GARDEN CITY BIBLE STUDY 1(h00 A.M. Wed., Thure. 7.-00 P.M. 16S7 M.ddiebeii Rd SALVATION ARMY LIVONIA . 27500 Shiawassee 15431 MerrimanRd. SUNDAY WORSHIP JL THE DETROIT GOSPEL TABERNACLE |. at Inksler Road nam & 6 p m SUNDAYSCHEOULE SUNDAY WORSHIP MEMORIAl 10000 Winoton, Bet. \ : 532-0340 - bibiebcnoot tua m CHURCH ot CHRIST {5 blks. West of Telegraph. 1 Blk. So. of 7 Mile) Sundsy School: 10 AM 11:00 AM & 6:00 PM Wed 7.30 p m Worship. . Morning Worshi{>; 11 AM LUTHERAN MISSOURI SYNOD ' (Ch'ii'.an CN-'CF>1 SERVING REDFORD. LIVONIA 4 SURROUNDING AREAS ' ' Evening Woohtp: 6PM ?_ FfttE CtOTHMG TO TK€ «E01 3S47SFiie M.le Rd : Thuf». Priyer M««l 8PM,. Rob Robinson Minister 464.67?? - - HOft E VEMNeS-?^ PJi. MARK McCtLVREY. M.rwsler SUNDAY BIBLE TEACHING " EnvoyJohrrCramplon Robert Dutton in Church Buildihq CHUCK EMMERT (All Ages) • : SI;45A;M. . CHRIST OURiSAVlOR LUTHERAN CHURCH Youth Minister It/itier OerrtJ SwintW .•*;• Youth Mimsler •;-.••>;"; ^. MISSOURI SYNOD •;'••:' 427-8743' ,.- 422-8660 BIBLE SCHOOL SUNDAY WORSHIP 11:00 AM^ {All ages) 930 am CHILDREN'S CHURCH 11:0*r Pinor 9:15 4 11:00 A.M. 9:1S4 11:00 A.M. Pastor Gerald Fisher '.',-. •;; ;-•- . ; '474-3444 CHURCH • (just East of Wayne Rd) Charl*tF Bvckh»hn 3S500 Ann Arbor Trail A»fl Pawor Rov. V. F. Halboth, Jr„ Paator S 45am firsi VVcf^pSecy^a ; -• - t 5;4Sp.rri.'Voolh Meet ' .v • 422-0149 f>vio* Worship (14 > I a : Rev. VJctor F. Haiboth, Sr.. Pastor Emeritus' ; 8unday Sarvlca 10:00 A.M. & 6:00 P.M. 1};1S«rn^$eeor>\7'-' " •":•"• .-- MlnUUft CHURCHES btto Ctoti 5$930 am L Jack E. Olfluar* " Nursery Provided - Mr. Janiea Mo'l, Parish Ass't. ••':.-'7.-p0p.rn. sV«)»y fverifr>9SNytoti .;- •':•;.- *.-•-:' ;; ; : W«dn«»day7K)0P.M. Monday Evening Service 7 30 p jn • •". ;'•'/' -.--•:w^'.'tr*Mio^e*VS«rv^7 " Dave Gladsjone ChHdM>n'»MlnMryl*U$w/l<*$ -.' '/;-J\^s^^C^<^kiAl'$tr(<^\A'fpooo^tk)n^y H08ANNA TABOR LUTHgRANCHURCH - - ; VOfrec'tof ot Youth St. Paul'a Luihe'ran / 'Terry Gladstone. St. JOHN NEUMANN LUTHERAN CHURCH Missouri Synod Oirector of Education 9600 leveme' So Redlord ^ RISEN CHRIST WOMMP « CHURCH SCHOOL iVIsh - ... MiSsOUriSynrxJ " '.?0805Viddlebeiiat8Wi!e : : - 44800 Warren Road Fo^min'gionHills-474-0675 %r':< ~ •-•-•.:-':; .•:.'"•:-'ALbERSGATEx^ ^.y::'. --;.'• !•?' feU »11:00 AX iMSOAW ARBOPIR0A0 v-i it flt¥ 0t«nn Kopoer . -.Thep^v Riipht ynge/.'Pastor • , 1« 'v Vy UNITED METHODISTCHURGH -/ /,/ ', 4SS.1910 : PLYMOUTH :;V: Sunday Worship : :» .. .'•••:'"-' • •''. (Redford ToWn ship);-''-.:'•."•;• •'•• y :'.-/ ' • Kenneth Zielke Paslor SUNDAY VVORSHiP «304 llXfr ST. MATTHEWS Fr fdwrfd) Baldwin x 8:00 A 11.-00 A.M. - --- « 10000 SEECH DALY ROAO •"-.,"'••' .; •..'••' 453-5252";; . 453-1Q99 SU'JOAY SCHOOL AH0A0ULT * UNITED METHODIST » I'.istnr Sunday School arxj Bt/rT>oulfi»n<}WestCfucii}o- .'.-. -...->.,-•-,-' ; r ? 30900 SfxMifaRd 9:30 A.M. „ £ARLYSEflVICES:30A.M ; •' «">-'•-•" /MINISTERS '•:<•'::' Mood»yfv»<*>grO0T>M ' t • • * •/" (tM. Merrinwi t Mkfd*b*ri) Suri.Sch. 4 Bi6te Classes : CHRISTIAN SCHOOL i I , 1 ; ApCHIE H. DONIOAN , ^BARBARA ByEjRS iSWliS Christian SchoorOrades K-S :;; Grades K-8 . OavW T. Strong, Minister Robert SchuKr, P. mcipai '9 45to 10:45 AM, --: ::,:'• WORSHIP SERVICE - 9*0 AIIKX) A.M. (^ 4- eople^S Canton High'School Sa( ,5 00 and 6 30 pm Wayne C Serkescri. Principal - a .- V' /422-6038s , r L'ATE$ERVICEIIOOAM;- ':.: 474f2456 :••-.-" r , '' t Canton Centar at JoJoiy Sun 8 am. 9 30 am 937-2233 -- e i ^HE ciROSS UNWANTED : lOtoXM.WeriNp Service - X : 10O0 AM. Cfvfoh Softool /hurch 961-0499 11 00 am and I2;30pm Rev. Archie D'oritgart: :;/(JYri.«1hGr»o«) £ '.•'••'•• -:•'•'./-..---.',-'./-.: . )•{.'••'• -'•'- '' • •'-''-- 'Rav.Harvay Nana vaW, Minlitar Christ The (Good; ; . M.rvile ot Muvt. fh,yti H«di«y Turret - Pfr/'ot Cd. Bubjr* CoWwtfl ."- .. 1W0 A.M. Jr. 4 Sr. WohCtes*' f CHRISTIAN • ; f 1:15 A.M. Aduft Study Class WORSHIP 1(hOOA.M. ORTH66DX ;.v;; Shepherd .: ", ;iNw?S«ry Prr/nded" ST.THOMASABECKET 42690 Cherry Hill .; ^ SCIENCE : ^c: : .•'..-••:. !>r ,-,, • '. ..•,.... -',_. ' r "BUILD A P68ITIVE FAITH" .-'' > Parish • Canton 981-026:6 NARDIN PARK UNITED / : V :. / • v ,- Rarformad Church In Amarlca > Adutieibta(h15A.M. FOURTH CHURCH UNITED METHODIST •' . . $81-1333^ • HOLY RESURRECTION 29887 Wail Eleven Mil* Road ; " ; , 476-8860 CHUBCH Worahlp «erv)o> 10-40 A-M. 0FCHRI8T3CI6Ntl8f > •• Juit W«»UI Middi#b«u; ': -\ : ; FarrnlnglortHilit ?t, E/n«« M Porcari dRTHODOX CHURCH ••;•'•: OfOardartCily .. -1 Pastor ; 36075 W.'Saven Mlfo 6443 Merrifnan Road , f t CHURCrt OF THE SAVIOR I. Livonia 476-3432 • • ; ; : ; :;i 421-8628 - Reforrned Church In America ,' -. ;.: V. if 66 A M?.'• • 4« • ^rmMAwiMri' Sat. 6 00^1 • 1 Dr. Robert Origarall SUNDAY SCHOOL 0:30 A.M. ' 8UNDAY LITURGY. >l :•-. --/¾¾¾^. V-::'i' ->'•': - ; A-' •:. Minlitar 'Sun SOOarri '' " 10:00 A.M. f ;••.-.-• nOOAM .:.*'- , . 1 1 Y- O^W^^aVnA.WHV.PMlorr.V ' --' YVor8h(pServlce10.45A M ' WORSHIP SERVICE 10:30 A.M. * «a ; Rev. Mrt$nriu, AMOC. 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|n keeping with its tradition of pre­ tion,"/'Soul Communication/' "Howio, senting a" Lenten film series as part of Stay In-Love," and "Straight Answers, Its-Christian educationfprogram, St. to Delicate Questions." Andrew's Episcopal Church In Livonia win offer a no-charge series that'will FILM TOPICS BY Miller are: "The begin Thursday, Feb. 24, and-contlnue— -Taste of Key* Waie;t"rW#lXimt in Gvd's, forTfive consecutive Thursdays. Story," "The Power of Christian Love£ The films will be shown at 7 p.m. In "Conversion: Beginnlng-\he Adventure the various assembly areas of the of God," "An Outpost of the Kingdom," "Passing the Cup of Faith," ' - rchVtcb educational wing. A nursery aijd-baby-sitter, will be available foi* . The childxsn'a-fllms. art: "Hobo and -pl^cbool children. School-age children -Runaway^aad •'Someone Speclar^-tfr through grade six will view films speci­ be shown the. first week; • "Pilgrim's ,^ ally selected for this age group. Progress" and "Haunted Church B%U" ••'&& the second week; "Little Eagle" and jTwo adult films will be shown simul­ "Silent Thunder" the third week; taneously. One will be a "Fun in Mar­ 'Toby's Tree House" and "Peter and riage" workshop by Charlie and Mar- the Magic Seeds," the fourth week; thk Shedd, The second will be "New "Tanglewood Secrets" the final week. WJrie" by Keith Miller. St. Andrew's Js located at 16350 Hub­ The Shedd film titles are: "Vocal bard between Merrlman-and Farming- Communication," "Body Commuhlca- ton roads'in Livonia. 'Man from Aldersgate' play Feb. 20 A* one-man play, "The Man from Al- Church. Nelson will be sharing the life­ dersgate," will be performed by profes­ long journal of Wesley, who defied sional actor-Roger Nelson at 7 p.m. mobs, cast out demons and rode Fep. 20 at Ciacenceyille United Meth­ 250,000 miles on horseback to preach odist Church. The performance will run more than 42,000 sermons. approximately 70 minutes. Admission Is free. Nelson's-appear­ The story offers a unique and person­ ance at the church follows a 4¼-month al look at the life and .times of John World tour. The film with the same title Wesley, founder of the Methodist will be released sometime this year. UOoxzsYivp Letting the 'Good Times* roll

"Good Times," an intergenerational variety show, Is ready to roll sic conference to be held at Montreal, N. C. But singing and danc­ ASSEMBLIES OF GQD at St. Paul Presbyterian Church in Livonia with three performanc­ ing are only part of the fun. Food is also a highlight with an array es this weekend, Friday night's curtain will rise at 7:30 p.m. for the of goodies being offered. Tickets are $1 at the church office and at show which combines members of the Cherub Choir through the the door. Child care wjll be provided. Taking p$rt in the show are: Chancel Choir. Saturday will see performances at 5:30 p.m. and at Heather Coir (front row, left), Joanathon Liebertz, Jim Aittama, 41355 Six Mile Rd. 8 p.m. The event is sponsored by the music department of the Cathy Cheslak and John Aittama. Also, Jenny Aittma (back row, CHRISTIAN Northville church in conjunction with the senior high program to help stu­ left), Vickie Tomey, Tim Miller, Julie Alttman, Jon Findley and Jen­ dents earn money to support two summer adventures -- a mis­ 348-9030 ny Flndley. St. Paul's is at 27415 Five Mile. COMMUNITY sion trip to Maine by the youth fellowship and a worship and mu­ 1 11:00 A.M. CHURCH "DO YOU FEAR THE VOICE OF CONSCIENCE? ".v Irving M. Mitchell, Sr. Pastor 6:30 P.M. letln ..» Richard Easlick, Youth Pastor Youth Service Dan R. Sluka. Oirector of Music Pastor Rick • PLYMOUTH UNITED . gles at 7 p.m. Sunday in Newburg Unit* form In concert In the church chapel at at 8 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 19, in Merri-^: ASSEMBLY OF GOD ed Methodist Church, 36500 Ann Arbor 8 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 1». man Road Baptist Church, 2055 Merri- .^J; Nursery Available The Rev. Dennis S. Tanner, newly Trail, Livonia. The Wonderland Bar­ man, Garden City. Participants will" appointed Assemblies of God mission­ bershop Quartette will perform. • TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN discuss church mission projects to aid / ary to Zaire,- Africa/ will, be . guest- < Elizabeth Glvens, Jane Severn and hungry people. • speaker at 6:30 pm. services Sunday. In/ Judy Carlson will relate their experi­ United Assembly of God Church, 42021 • LIVONIA ASSEMBLY OF GOD John and Doreen Soroka will present ences as missionaries in the Philippines • LIVONIA MORMONS E. Ann Arbor Trail, Plymouth. Babysit­ at a ladles salad luncheon 12:30-2:30 The Relief Society of the Church o/ Brigljtnjoor Tabernacle ting will be provided. a Bible message through gospel music 26555 Franklin Rd. • Southfield Ml at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. in Livonia Assem­ p.m. today in Trinity Presbyterian Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will, O 696 A Ttlegraph - Just West "I Holiday Inn) bly of God, 33015 Seven Mile, Livonia. Church in Plymouth. hold three mini-classes at its • • TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN Sunday School 945 aim. - Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. homeraaking meeting at 7 p.m. Tues-' ./- Molshe Rosen, national leader of the day, Feb. 22. The public is invited. '',- Celebration of Praise - 6:30 p.m. Jews for Jesus ministry, will speak at • FAIRLANE ASSEMBLY • ST. PAUL PRESBYTERIAN Wed. Adult Prayer & Praise • Youth Service 7:30 p.m. A variety show called "Good Times" Jeanee Morris' will lead a discussion' on ; • 11 a.m. Sunday at Trinity Presbyerian -, Gordon Jensen, gospel songwriter, microwave exchange, Glni Kuhn will / NurMry provided at all 8ervlc«« Church, Ann Arbor Road and Gotfred- will offer a musical program at 8:30 will be presented Feb. 18 and 19 at St. Paul Presbyterian Church, 27175 Five • talk about crafts for kids and Lonnle' Charismatic Church where people of /nany'~denominations worship together son, Plymouth. and 10:30 a.m. services Sunday In Fair- Smith will take up wills. / . Thomai E. Tratk, Pastor _____ Rosen Is regarded by leading mis- lane Assembly, 22575 Ann Arbor Trail, Mile, Livonia. Participating in the siologists as the key strategist and tac­ Dearborn Heights. Since the age of 16, show will be choirs whose members tician In the field of Jewish evangel­ he has seen more than 100 of his songs range in age from kindergarten to • OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL ism. He Is frequently called upon by recorded by such artists as Evle, Dallas adult. Tickets are $1 with proceeds to HELP various evangelical leaders as a con­ Holm, Jimmy Swaggart, Doug Oldham be used for summer youth trips to mu: Retirees of Our Lady of Perpetual SUNDAY S6AVICES: / OTHER ACTIVITIES: and the Cruse Family. , sic workshops and youth mission work. LUTHERAN Christian Education 10.00 am Ladies Bible Study sultant with regard to interfaith rela­ Help Church, 26606 Ann Arbor Trail,-_7 Morning Worship 11:00 am Childrens Brigades tions. He has received the Gospel Music For reservations call the church at 422- Dearborn Heights, will leave for Flori­ Evening Service 6:30 pm Youth Program Association's Dove Award nomination 1470. The curtain will go^up at 7:30 da March 5 to visit the new EPCQT_ CHRIST THE KING for songwriter of the year on five oca- p.m. Friday and at 5:30 and 8 p.m. Sat- Center. There is still room for more :^ .Wednesday Bible Study 7:00 pm • NEWBURG UNITED METH­ urday. ; ;—r* : LUTHERAN CHURCH ODIST ;—— slons. The Canadian-bofn-songwritcr Is "people- Reservations should be made 9300 fafrningion H

ST. MICHAEL LUTHERAN 7000 Sheldon Rd Canton Methodists unite in 'Project RenewaV 459-33» OETROIT FIRST CHURCH of the NAZARENE Pa»tor J»rn/ Yamell Members of Clarenceville, NeVburg Project Renewal Is a major thrust P««iof-Jim«j C©nn«r. Yo«tr»-Rob«rt AM«fKxv Mui>c-fi'od 6u»h«y integral part of Project Renewal will Christian faith relates to current Is­ lolled «11275 4 8 Ml* win tnlttrKf «1 2U60 H»gg«rty Ro*J and St. Matthew's United Methodist for the 137,500 Detroit Conference be the formation of small groups such sues.. ' WORSHIP *:15 4 11*0*1*. Church Offi«» 3<8-7600 churches, all of Livonia, are joining United Methodists for this year and be­ as those formed by John Wesley, found­ These care groups will support SUNDAY SCHOOL MO A.M. with thousands of United Methodists in yond, he said. er of Methodism. These small "care "share groups" who will be sent out in eastern lower Michigan and the Upper groups" wfll meet regularly for Bible the community to meet in home or or Nurtery Provided Peninsula in a new venture called DETAILS OF THE program will be study, prayer or discussion of how the community centers. "Project Renewal." explained at a district rally Saturday, IUTHERAN WISCONSIN The program Is the "dream" of Bish­ March 5, when members of the three' op Edsel A. Ammons, Detroit, who local United Methodist Churches will hopes to challenge United Methodists meet with other area church members Women's Aglow schedules meeting Wisconsin Evangelical to both deepen their own Christian to hear Ammons. The Dearborn First Women's Aglow is an interdenomina­ Lutheran Churches commitment and to reach out and United Methodist will host the event The Rev. Louis Calaway will speak tional and worldwide organization of WISCONSIN LUTHERAN share their faith experiences with peo­ (hat will begin at 9:30 a.m. at a meeting of Plymouth Women's ! LUTHERAN-AALC Christian women. RADIO HOUR ple in their own neighborhoods. and Aglow at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 19, WCAR 1090 SUNOAY 10:30 A'.M; communities. V The three Livonia pastors believe an at Plymouth Grange Hall, 273 Union. DETROIT In Livonia — St. Paul Ev. Lutheran ChUrch, LAESTADIAN 17810 Farmington fid. CONGREGATION Pastor Winfred Koelpin. 261-8759 There are ways out of violence of madness Worship Service* - 8:30 4 11:00 am 290 Fairground at Ann I recommend that everyone see the tics to overcome violence. ; Arbor Trail - Plymouth In Plymouth„- St. Peter Ev. Lutheran Church. '-' '1343 Penniman' Ave. • film "Gandhi." It is an excellent re­ We can also a tempt to know our ene­ Donald W. Lahtl, Pastor • Pasior Leonard Koeninger • 453-3393 ' source which helps us to discover how ]mdral my better. Various groups, such as the -.> :471-1316 Worship Services 8 410:3¾> a.m. * Sunday School 9:15 a;m. we can deal with violence in non-vio­ People to People Program seek to Sunday School . . In Radford Township- Lola Valley Ev. Lutheran Church, lent ways. mrk ^perspectives bring about human contact between the -v 1 ; 4:30 P.M. 14750Klnloch Violence abounds. Ten people were people of different nations. A friend of 8uh. Worship. 6:00 P.M. Pastor Edward Zell-532-8655 murdered in Detroit in one weekend of ^^>^|Rev. David mine has decided to travel to the Soyjet\, Worship Services 8:30 am.- 4 11 a.m. • Sunday School 9:45 am: Union to come to know Russian citizens *M nwjiri b.v^fi« S«vteH Art!*t*. January. Nine died of heroin overdose. •y^'i A trial was recently held of aJ>oy who """" jStrong face to face. It is way to bring about when he was 16 years old kicked down change. a dtfor near Yale, and shot the five they could either fight the Philistines of a deed In the spirit of good which can We can discover what contributes to EVANGELICAL COVENANT CHURCH OF AMERICA members of the family to death. or go Into the wilderness. They chose a break the vicious cycle of violence. violence. A recent study of persons in' Congress and "6ur President are de­ way which avoided violence, yet also This scene suggests how healing can prison established that a large majori­ bating placing Pershing missiles In Eu­ meant they would suffer the wilderness come If we search for a different way ty of people who commit violent • -\ • Pastor rope which would be only six minutes experience. to respond to violence. crimes had been drinking excessively How can we seek new directions in a Michael A. Halleen from launch to nuclear war. The Soviet In "Gandhi," during the war between before the violent act. We need to un­ FAITH , Union reacts to this by promising that the Hindus and Moslems in India fol­ world of violence? We can study the derstand the factors which contribute t Associate Pastor they will station submarines off our lowing Independence, a Hindu comes to lives and actions of those who have at­ to making people, communities and na­ Mary Mlller-Vikander coasts with nuclear missiles just six confess to Gandhi that he has killed a tempted a different way. We can ac­ tions violent. • -^COVENANT minutes from our cities. Violence young boy. He had killed a Moslem boy knowledge that the conditions for vio­ One of the most Important points of abounds/ because his own son had been mur­ lence are the same but the way we re­ the film "Gandhi" come near the end of In the film "Gandhi," a person re­ dered. In agony over this killing he says spond to violence are In the process of the film when peace in India seem less 35415 W. 14 Mile Road flects upon this man of peace and says, to Gandhi, "I am going to hell." Gandhi change. possible. It deals with a situation in at Drake "He offered the world a way out of replies, "I know a way out of hell. Go Jay Haley wrote an essay on 'The which we doubt that good will over­ SUNDAY SCHOOL: 9:30 AM 661-9191 madness, but the world doesn't see it." find a boy the age of the one you killed, Power Tactics of Jesus Christ:" This come evil. In the film, Gandhi tells his MORNiNG WORSHIP: 10:45 AM ; THERE ARE WAYS out of the mad­ one who has lost his mother and father. essay gave me new Insights Into what friends not to despair. People who were . SUNDAY EVENING: 7:00 PM. ness of violence. Usually It requires a Adopt him as your son. But he must be options we can have in dealing with vi­ tyrants and murderers always fall. He WEDNESDAY FAMILY NIGHT: 6:15 PM sacrificial act on the part of someone. Moslem, and you must raise him as a olence. I remember a nurse In Chicago had studied history, "They always fall. In the Old Testament the people of Is­ 'Moslem." • telling me-how she had talked a man This is "he says, "God's will. Remem­ rael faced a decision. In leaving Egypt This scene communicates the power out of raping her. We can learn the tac­ ber this and try to do God's way." t

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THE THEATRE-GUILD OF LIVONIA-jiED- portraying a confused man who suddenly goes ber­ FORD'S PRODUCTION OF "TWO BY serk. Although his performance Is .very good, he. TENNESSEE" CONTINUES AT 8 P.7H. FRI­ ttould use more variety lira more gradual, yet big­ DAY AND SATURDAY, FEB; 18-19, AND ger build of hysteria. .- FEB. 25-26, AT THE PLAYHOUSE, 15138 review PAT DORRIAN Sandbothe, as Mrs. Venable.ap- .BEECH DALY ROAD, ONE BLOCK SOUTH prorpriately creates the up righteous old wojnan. OF FIVE MILE ROAD, REDFORD. TICKETS "Suddenly Last Summer" is a more complex one- She skillfully transforms ijfrom" a controlled, AT $5 PER PERSON ARE AVAILABLE BY act. Mrs. Venable, a wealthy, powerful woman, is pleasurable 1a*dy of great wealth %and esteem to a' CALLING 522-1526. determined to clear her son's tragic death by prov­ screaming, uncontrollable witch filled with ven- ing that her niece, Catherine, murdered him. gehce. Sandbothe's only void is a lack of variety on CATHERINE'S MOTHER, Mrs. Holly, and her some of her difficult, lengthy speeches. - By Gall Susan Mack brother, George, try to persuade her to admit to the • Joseph Guest plays Dr. Cukrowicz Ui "Suddenly special writer murder. They would then remain recipients of a Last Summer." In contrast to the others, Guest's — ;—; .—. .—, considerable sum in Venable's will. character appears compassionate and concerned. The Theatre Guild of Livonia-Redford presents The only admirable character in both plays is D*. The movements utilized by Guest seem rather sliff an evening of thought and contemplation for Cukrowicz who strives for the truth despite a threat and inconsistent. . theatergoers. The prodiic.tlor? of "Two by Tennes­ that Mrs. Venable might cut off funds for his re­ The character of Catherine is mosi delicately see" Is a ,well-done display of typical Tennessee search foundation. • portrayed by Lisa Jerrell. Her understanding of Williams characters in their ugliest moments. Acting in 'Two by Tennessee" is strong enough to this young lady is apparent through her perform­ The show is comprised of two one-act plays by breathe li/e into Williams' characters."Mattie Wolf, ance. She does an excellent job of conveying her Williams. Both "Auto da Fe" and "Suddenly Last who portrays both Mme. Duvenet and Mrs. Holly, painful experience of witnessing the death of Ven­ Summer" are serious dramas that portray women turns in a superb performance. able's son. as either domineering mother-types *>r weak, frag­ • She Is completely believable through her detailed The scenery for this production is artistically ile individuals. The sons of controlling, opinionated movements and voice quality in each role that She pleasing, as well as clever. women suffer to the point of insecurity and presents. desperation. Tom Hinks, also playing two characters, is con­ >*»»qr^nw^rqr m ^ m » m m * + mv In "Auto da Fe," Mme. Duvenet is a strong, relig­ vincing. As George Holly, he is a wimpish young ious woman whose son, Eloi, is cpjjfused, anxious man, still attached to his mother's apron strings. and guilt-ridden. The somewhat bumorousTnterac- His gestures, facial expressions and. movements Bntsforft Jnn tion between mother and son ends in tragedy be­ add much to his fine interpretation. Peter Carman of Westland is Jonathon Brewster, whose plastic cause of the mother's staunch righteousness. As^Eloi, Hinks takes on a difficult challenge of surgery makes him resemble Boris Karloff, in "Arsenic and Old Lace," through March 12 at the Henry Ford Museum Theater at Greenfield Village, Dearborn.

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• BIRTHDAY PARTY urdays through Feb. 26 at Fanny's in Center Stage will celebrate its the Troy Hijton Inn, 1455 Stephenson fourth birthday anniversary at a par­ Hwy. —«- ?ante 4 /4m FAMILY RESTAURANT 32030 PLYMOUTH ROAD Ford, Canton. Doors open at 8:30 p.m. LIVONIA motion picture production of the op­ "The Very Best In Country Style Cooking" Admission is $3, $2 with a WRIF Gold era "Rosenkavalier," opening Friday ,. •——'••—-M«1IJJ«]?I——• ———* Card. The Original Dittilies play at and continuing through Thursday, 8701INKSTER •BREAKFAST SPECIALS ! Buy One Olnner at Reg. Price i 9:45.tonight-Saturday. Admission is Feb. 24, at the Bloomfield Theatre's (JU8T SOUTH OF JOY RD.) j Get Second Dinner of Equal Value at ! $2, with women admitted for half Festival of Fine Arts Series, Part I — WESTLAND 99* to $1.49 j Good I price, tonight. Admission is $2.50 Fri­ the Operas. Showtimes are dally at 261-5656 6 a.m. to 11 a.m. I Mors, thru Sal. A f I day-Saturday. The Push Band plays | Coupon oood if.rough 2-J6-e3 I/O DrirO I 7:45 p.m., matinees at 1 p.m. Sunday , -•—_-j COUPON i~r.i- . Monday thru Friday " at 9:45 p.m. Monday. Admission is and Wednesday at the movie house at BUY ONE DINNER AT REG. PRICE-'GET ^ Monday thai Thursday . COCKTAIL HOUR 4 to 9 $1.50. Teen Night is from 7-11:30 p.m. 375 S. Woodward, Birmingham. Tuesday. Bobby G is deejay for the SECOND DINNER OF EQUAL VALUE AT Vi HICKORY SMOKED $095 Mon. thru Frl. evening, open to 15-19-year-olds only. V2 .„ LIVE OPERA • M*A*S*H FUND-RAISER iI VCOUPOti* PRIC GOOD THRU2-2643E II BAR-B-QUE CHICKEN £m Admission is $2.50. The "Last of M*A»S»H Bash," a (Complete Dinner) Every Wednesday I ICOUPON I- 1 t No. Cover Cr March of Dimes fund-raiser, will be FAMILY STYLE CHICKEN PIMMFR . flIIHP AVfl OHLV Wo Saryftthp FfSf Hfckv?} -*r*H*f"*t* • FILM SERIES hplrt hftginning-at-frp-.m. MondayrFebr • COMPLETE DINNERS SERVED UNTIL MIDNIGHT DAILY Bar-B-Que Ribs In Townl Call "The Producers," the Mel Brooks 28, at the RoosterUil in Detroit. The • HAPPY HOUR • LIVE ENTERTAJNMENT comedy starring Gene Wilder, will be event is sponsored by WKBD-TV, 33500 Plymouth Road J22-0770 %$mW)\\yK\ 4 to 7 FRIDAY,* SATURDAY Lllvoni a 261-3730 shown on the Classic Film Sfries at Channel 50, based in Southfield, which MON.-SAT. NO COVER CHARGE 7:30 p.m. Friday in Room 144 of the airs reruns of the series weeknights. Science Lecture Hall at Madonna Col­ Tax-deductible tickets cost $25 per lege in Livonia. Charge is $J. person and are available by mail from the March of Dimes, 20100 • WEDDING BANDS Greenfield, Detroit 48235. For further The Mayflower Hotel and Enter­ information call 864-6000. ((WE5TW0DLD) CWE5TWDL1D) tainment Consultants of America, Inc., will present their third Showcase Merriman Just North of Warren of Wedding Bands from 7-10 p.m. Merrlman Just North of Warren Thursday, Feb. 24, at the Mayflower • ACTRESS PERFORMS ATTENTION BOWLING LEAGUES... Meeting House of the hotel at 455 The American Artists Series will INQUIRE ABOUT OUR OFFER WESTWORLD Main, Plymouth. There will be four present actress Siobhan McKerma new bands for couples to audition in performing in "Here Are Ladies," a Banquet Facilities program of Irish writers' view of SUNDAY BRUNCH one night. Admission is $2 per person. ^ and Starting Sunday, February 13, 1983 A cash bar will be available. women, at 3 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 20, in the Saarinen-designed Kingswood Au­ Westworld wil[ be serving Its traditional ditorium, 885 Cranbrook, Bloomfield Meeting Rooms fabulous Brunch" Westland and Livonfa locations are now open • TOMORROW'S ARTISTS Hills. For ticket information call 647- • Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner /T1 24 hours on Friday 4 Saturday "Artists of Tomorrow" will be the 2230. for additional information • theme for Oakway Symphony Orches­ at 5.95 4LOCAHONS tra's fourth^oncert of the 1983 season Call 422-3440 10:00 AM to 2:30 PM ^iivemm's TO SERVE YOU Children under 12 yrs. $4.95 at 3 p.m. Sunday at Harrison High • MUSEUM THEATER VfeitOor Try our (Mfclou* LIVONIA WESTLAND School on 12 Mile Road west of VM90 06fT1+ ROOflt undwlchm •fx* plzu Plymouth Rd. at Levari 34410 Ford Rd. "Arsenic arid Old Lace," farce by Mofttw •t our artll. Banquet Facilities and Meetings Rooms Mon -TNjrj 6 am-10 pm (Acrosi fromCoSaeu n RacqurtOut) Middlebelt Road In FarmingtonHUIs. UH«t VM*o Oavrw* Won -Trujrs Ssfti-lOpm Joseph Kesselring that ran more than UvtBjrxlFrt.AJit • Brsaktast • Lunch • Dinner Sun. 7 am-6 pm Sun 7 am-8 pm Five young .artists will perform, in­ for additional Information ' • Open 24 Hours - Open 2* hour* four years on Broadway, is being pre­ FVi&Sa. 464-8930 -«tW303— cluding pianist Mark Aghababian of sented at 8:30 p.m. Fridays-Saturdays No Tap Doubles Call 422-3440 E"Ag.t Livonia, who received first prize of Jbwwgh^arcfl^a-at-the^Ienrv-^ord- Saturday Night SOUTHFIELD NOVI ~$T#0o, ana vocalist Carol Sahokian of, New Booking Bowling Ltsguot Try our delicious Tower 14 Building 10 M fie and Meadowbrook Museum Theatre at Greenfield Vil­ Mndwlchet and pizza Mon-ThuraandSai for Full 196$ ^ Mon-f-rt I arrv8 pm ^^ ' Birmingham, who placed second, win­ lage in Dearborn The cast features alourarill. Sal 10«nv-3pm 7a/i>-9pm ning $750. Tickets at $6, $3 for senior Contact DM at 422*3441 Live Band Frl. & Sat. easy parting • Guard Frl 7 am-10 pm; ~ David DuChene of Dearborn as Mor- \ghvayionduty 552-8360 Sun7am-apm 349-2585 ^citizens'and students, are available at timer.'Peter Carman of Westland as & M MadOnna College and Hammel Music Jonathan, John Leonard Rogeis of In Livonia, Botstord inn in Farming" Detroit as Teddy and Ann Bleecker of ton Hills and the Southfield Cultural Detroit and Louise DiVitto of Farm- Arts Division, or by calling Oakway's Rib Steak for 2 j) Prime RitTfor 2] GOING LATIN", now thru MARCH! ington as the maiden aunts Abby and Good 1 office at 476-6544 or 522-7846. 95 5 OOQ Martha, respectively. For ticket in­ Only Ful Course iV $-109¾ FuD Course I 4pm-9pm 13 Dinner T3 ® • Dinner I formation, call 271-1620, Ext, 415. 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,- -f 9 ••- i • ••::•••-', .' r :•;•<-! i Brail Emons, C.J. Risak editors/591-231.7 y ••-•'VJ "X /Thursday, February f7,1983 O&E (L'.WfC •\ \. \ ilcagers m\ tell Ecorse who's boss L V '- I Byd.J.Rlsak Highland Park, one 'of the top-rated But the Eagles put It away quickly staff writer teams-in the stated - with an 11-0 point spree to start the Maybe the Red Raiders let that tri­ fourth quarter, five by Dan Starinsky v Ten minutes before Redfdrd Thurs­ umph go to their- collective heads. and four by Sibel. From then on it was ton's basketball contingent took to the Whatever the reason, Ecorse led only a matter of who would score how much floor to battle highly regarded Ecorse, briefly in the first quarter and never and how often, and which team would 'A Eagle coach Gary Fralick explained got closer than six after Thurston end­ have the most free throws. simply that to win, his team would ed the first half with an 11-4 surge. Sibel's performance was extraordi­ have to control the game's tempo. _"We. played the best game we played nary, The senior forward had 10'pbints Did that mean the near-capacity all year," said a'smiling .Fralick after in the opehingVq'uarter and ll'ln the crowd at Thurston could expect a high- the rout. "We played a super zone (de­ second. After three periods ihls'total scoring, 80-point contest? fense). We forced them to shoot outside, was 25 and he capped it with 14 in the "I hope not," Fralick said. "I think we hit the boards and boxed thereout, final quarter. He scored his final two we're going to have to keep it in the 50s limiting them to one shot most of the points on a pair of free throws with to win." time. 3:35 left, and Fralick thought that gave . hlm,40 and the school record. . Well, like forecasters trying to "And we_weren't afraid to fun with jjredict the weather, coaches trying to them. We felt that, in this gym, We "I-TOOK HIM P'it and put him back •predict a game can" be wrong. Very could run with them." in to get the record," Fralick explained. ]Wrong. / Fralick thought Ecorse may have "We were told twice he had 40." :'. Once-beaten Thurston put on a come into the game overconfident. No matter. The Eagles had a win and fmighty display, not only fast-stepping That, combined with Thurston's "want­ Sibel tied the record. Weiss also turned yiith. Ecorse but* outrunning and out­ ing them bad," as Fralick put it, spelled in an outstanding game, pouring in 28 running the Red Raiders in a blister­ a lopsided win for the Eagles. points despite missing most of the first ing, crowd-pleasing 91-76 victory. half with three fouls. Weiss collected 10 Leading the victory parade for THE GAME GOT so out of hand, in rebounds while Sibel nabbed nine. Thurston was George Sibel, who tied fact, that Ecorse scored the final nine Steve Smith added 12 points for Thurs­ the school scoring reconTset by Randy points of the game and still lost by 15. ton, as the Eagles pushed their overall BILL BRESLER/slaH photographer record to 16-1.. Samuelson by sinking 39jjoints. ^~ "Thurston Increased its elghtrpolnt Spartan effort halftlme advantage to. 18 twice lathe Reggie Hughes* 16 points topped THE GAME'S outcome had impres­ third quarter behind Jim Weiss' nine Ecorse (10-6). Derek Clark had 14 and Stevenson's Kurt Hein "swims the breaststroke to a non-league victory over Redford Thurston. sive implications for the Eagles. points, but Ecorse closed back to within Reggie Allen and Anthony Clark fin­ portion of the 200-yard individual medley. He (Story appears on Page,3C). Ecorse was coming off a big win oyer' eight (54-4^) to start the fourth period. ished with 10 apiece. won the event Tuesday and helped the Spartans ¢- Shamrocks open playoff s Detroit Catholic Central will open versus Center Line St. Clement, 6 Glenn matmen garner 15th title a day-long basketball extravaganza p.m.; and Detroit DePorres versus Sunday at the University of De- Birmingham Brother Rice. 8 p.m. -trull's Calllian Hall as the first Admission for thMour-garoe card /estland John Glenn, boosted by six North Farmlngton was second with 157 haul down North's Steve Majewski. Garden City, which lost only one round of the Catholic League's A-B ls$3. individual champions, won Its 15th followed by Redford Union, Garden OTHER AREA individual winners league dual meet, was a disappointing City, Redford Thurston and Livonia Division playoffs kick off .- Tie:winners.-willrneet In the sem­ straight Northwest Suburban League included Pat Cyrus' (119) and Kevin fourth. ifinals Thursday, Feb. 24 at Calihan. wrestling meet Saturday at home. Franklin (complete results appear on Richardson (heavyweight), both of Gar­ "We missed third place by only five The' Shamrocks, Central Division The C-D Division and,A-B cham­ . It was the first title for coach Tom page>4c). den City;. Mike Blackburn (132), RU; points," said GC coach Dean Shlpman. champions .and sporting a 13-2 pverf pionship games, wljf be played at 2. Biickalew, who took over the ',Glenn Gaining first place spots for the and Dan O'Shea (126), Franklin. "We lost two matches in overtime. We aJL .record,, yfil take, on - A^-Wesii : reins from Bobtuslj this 9easop.6>' Rockets werie Rick Gillies (98. pounds), : Blackburn earned the. title with a 5-4 and 4 pfm.''Sunday ; Feb. 27 at U;D.••'-. 1 matched our strength in a lot ofweight i j, r^niner-up Detroit Benedictine at 2/ • The Operation Friendship game;' "F6r tie last-several peeks' we've Torfr^ifodn'(105), Robb Paclocco (145), overtime decision against GCs Phil classes against' John' Glenn. They were "pirn. ""'""'" '.'"'.'' been troubled by injuries and-illness, Don Forchione (155) and Tom Aloisi Kamm. just better than we were in the finals." J*" pitting the winner of the Detroit Other first round games Include Public School League (PSL)'agalnst but Saturday we put it all together,* (198). -"•''Twelve St our Wrestlers'placed," Both the Rockets and Garden City the Glenn coach said. Gibson was.particularly impressive, said Buckalew. "I don't^thlnk we've will compete Saturday in the state's Detroit East Catholic versus Dear­ the Catholic League's A-B Division v born Divine Child-RoyalOak Shrine champion is set for Friday, March 4 The result was one of Glenn's largest -pinning Garden City's highly regarded wrestled better all year. toughest Class A district - Temper­ winner at 4 p.m.; Southgate Aquinas at Cobo Arena. n.. victory margins in the school's history. • K.C. Howell in 3:40. Paclocco had the "I couldn t be happier or more proud ance-Bedford. Several state-ranke'd The Rockets racked up 220¼ points. fastest pin, taking Just 55 seconds to of our team." ? teams will compete there. ,

GC grapplers ^5fi-piyffiiDUtii Marty Budner set record visit our new bath iilr 4x7' You're getting sleepy at tournament g;:i & vanity shoppe (First of a two part series). -all athletes ha 25"x19" georgia So, you're disgusted with your bowl­ knowledge and an x-amount of ability By Brad Emons 3 drawer pecan^ ing, an '•you. the basic fundamentals of a partic- unconscious trance.. Athletes do not be­ ond with 115 followed by Divine Child, third, 91, counter tops •Julir sport. He's'here to;show you'that come zombtes walking around in a and. Notre Dame, fourth, 84¼. Birmingham "jsports is simply, a slate: ol. mlridVover state of discombobulation like, one of B/other Rice and Redford Bishop Borgess finished ; • /^matter.;; :>: ^:.; ; -.X -.;v v-^.¾¾^. X George Romero's suspicious critters in sixth and eighth, respectively, in the 10-team event. •-'.Cassell isbecoming more and more'"; ' the fNlght of the Living Dead." jnvblyed with sports hypnosis and selK . , Cassell puts an athlete in a state of "WE'VE WON the championship eight out of the Jfiyphosis. Hejs specializing in sports for' ; self-hypnosis/ This is done through a se- 6ft. last nine years," Rodriguez said. "Last year we lost -: -basically two'reasons V he's familiar' irie^t of lect^es and/or cassette hypno- special ; 11, but we're coming back a little now.? rjwlth 'most athletic problems ^rid/ sli iapes. for spOrts"conditioning "to in­ t28W y , f-there's a big business pond out there to crease thi athlete 9 ability for practlc- The Shamrocks captured nine weight divisions ••yf Choice of ^ishiii; K ci; = .•;••". :;.-"• --/^ vlng skill?v.throu^»: Irifeiise Cpncentra- and had two runners-up. ' ....'- i • Almond Leather 5 TH.E;, FORMER FARMINGTON ;tion;^ 'positive sisjelf-control; self- > Bulcher Block Light ^igh School (I960 graduate) all-state expectahcy^ sfelf-motlyatloh and self-. Malt Raedle, CC'a 185-pound standout, captured oifwLeoQths > Butcher Stock Dark ^wrestler Operates oh the premise that: discipline^ .and'".- relaxation before his division with a 12-0 decision against Dave Bar- In Stock to 10' . competition" ;:: >r" > ^ • : gas ^of Divine Child^ln the final. Raedle, a state qualifier last year, now sports a glittering 42-1 J : Concentratlon'afld relaxatloh are the ; . key words. CasseH "programs" the ath-: record/-; ,;, '- -...; -'"- lete to use;- his-bf her self-generated Another CC standout, 155-pouhd Jeff Alcala, %" lauan plywood • power of ^ncejitratlon'and relaxation . made it 35 Victories in 37 tries by decision over Bob (nominal size) as a means of Improving athletic^ac- i!:-;':-•• Economical and easy to WITH PLENTY OF CWENSCOflJNIN6 McCarter of Pontiac Catholic in t^e final, 11-2. '»'-? work (or countlaaa uaaa. PiH}( riBCfiQtAS INSULATION cbmpllshments, / ' X •'•-.•"'; !;:>< Lightweight, allll and .-¾ SfiLjP-HVPNdSIS is learning: stress . M 198 pounds, OP'S Eric Mcpherson pinned •trong specially for on- M Notre Dame's Pat Green In 2:31 to run his season darlaymenl. Smooth, eol- R-25-8 thick attic ' release; andvpositive self-control Id, eandad racea for at* record to 38-5. And at .167 pounds, Joe Ureo notched vacllva appaaranoe. through concentration findrelaxation . r6H .; Cassell'snot picky-^- he'll hypnotize his 32nd victory of the'y'earwith a fall against Bor­ m reg.«12.88 $4^88 ! a. group flik« he did :with the Detroit gess.' John Ward }n 4:24. The Win snapped Ward's 8"x16" • •• covers 31 sq.ft. unbeaten string. : r< Express and the Central Michigan Uni­ 4^8' sheet . $g66 8" x 23" @ '17.88 roll. reo. M8.58 versity (rack ^m) .for a nominal fee ^>; ranging from $25 to $30 or tin' lndiYidu-. iN. J al (like he did to some nigh school wres­ -OTHER INDIVIDUAL winners from CC includ­ \0X&^!^tW9X tlers and whit he^wantedto do to De-. ed Brenden O'Donohue (98), Mike Palajac (11'2), mix ifWjd^thru frtday we custom cut v shed and mill hours trolt pox'er TKomas Hearns before his Steve McCormack (126), Jeff Sobczynski (132) and ^oodan^r^ckKi : • mor^thrg ^turday '„'. Joss: to •Sugar^pay" Leonard) for $35 Mike Dimahno.: (145). The , Shamrocks' Mike -'p>rhdur/-r^i:^A;> -.-•/. WllcMwski (105) and Chris Rock (119) both finished, second. •• - ; . r. ;.*• r ^pprt«i hypnolist Please tarn to Page 2 ,-- .*. * < 2C{L,R,W,S) O&E Thursday. February 17,1983 INTERSTATE^ TRANSMISSION S'craft hosts Borgess, Churchill tourney tough MAINTENANCE SERVICE. This service helps • Change transmission Redford Bishop Borgess continues to second game as Stevenson hitters Tami prevent transmission 9 fluid shine on the volleyball courts. Scurto (eight points) and Sally Chapln problems. Should you • AdjusJ bands, if needed took charge. Teammates Linda Loef- prep spikers The Spartans turned in another im­ already have a prob­ $8 § • Clean screen, if needed fler and Dhana Ponners, meanwhile, lem, we'll diagnose it pressive tourney showing Saturday by ^^^ FLUID • Replace pah gasket finishing second in the 18-team Howell volleyball controlled the front- and back-court. • (or you and recom­ Some of the state's best prep vol­ On Saturday, Stevenson finished mend just what's • Complete leyball teams will be on display Sat­ Invitational. Thehighly regarded Spartans, sport­ ry Abraham. "Megan McCarthy ran our third in the 12-team Dearborn Edsel. needed. road test urday for the 10th annual Schoolcraft offense well and Mary Wood-; Colleen Ford Tournament. College Invitational. . ing a 40-4 overall record, lost In the championship to Lansing Waverly, 15- McDonald and Nancy Rzepka played The state's top-ranked team, Wayne Pool play begins at 9 a.m. with the 13,17-19,15-8. ; - good defense." Memorial, ousted the Spartans in semi­ playoff cound starting at approxi­ ' Borgess advanced to the final with a CHURCHILL advanced to the final final play, 15-7, 15-6. In the one-game 533-2411 four by defeating Pinconnlng (15-4, 15- consolation final, Stevenson defeated 261-5800 mately 4 p.m. Admission is 12 for 15-8,15-12 triumph over Brighton. And 26357 GRAND RIVER adults and $1 for students. Waverly advanced from the other 10), Howell (15-9, 15-9), Livonia Bent­ Bloomfleld Hills Andover, 15-8. 34957 Plymouth Rd. semis by ousting Livonia Churchill, 15- ley (15-6, 15-10) and Plymouth Salem The Spartans advanced with victo­ at Wayne Serving Farmington Hills, Leading the 29-team field are* de­ 3, 15-9. (15-6, 15-5). The Chargers split with ries over Ann Arbor Huron (15-3, 15-8), In Livonia SouthWd. Redta d 4 Uvorta fending champion Livonia Bentley, In the championship match, Johna Westland John Glenn (14-16.16-14) and Fraser (15-10, 15-9) before splitting No. 1 ranked Wayne Memorial, Red- Gambotto recorded eight ace spikes in Royal Oak Kimball (15-6,12-15). with Redford Union (12-15.15-6). ford Bishop Borgess, Livonia Steven­ the first game but it wasn't enough. On the day, Churchill playere Beth son, Livonia Churchill, ttearboro, Wesman, Sue Trembath, Carol Houpt REDFORD UNION reached the \ The Spartans, however, evened"things s North Farmington,. Redford Union in the second game behind Julie Bur­ and Teri Evans each accounted for six quarterfinals of the Edsel- tourney be- and Temperance-Bedford. ton's seven aces, including two by or more points serving. . fore losing to Dearborn, 19-17,15-2. | 2.00 DISCOUNT WITH COUPON | WfRE NATIONWDE.. JO IS OU^WARRANTY__ Other area teams vying for the title serve! 5 LIVONIA STEVENSON ran its over­ The Panthers split with Stevenson include Livonia Clarenceville, Farm­ Borgess fell behind early in the third all record to 13-4 Monday with a 14-16, and defeated both Huron (15-2, 15-2) game and couldn't recover. 15-2; 1540 Western Lakes win over Sa­ and Farmington (15-12, 15-12) before ington, Farmington Harrison, North losing to the Pioneers. Farmington, Garden City, Livonia In pool play, Borgess defeated Livo­ lem. nia Bentley (15-3, 15-4), Dearborn With the victory, the Spartans con­ On the day, Amy Livsey drilled home Ladywood, Livonia Franklin, South- 16 aces spikes for RU. field, Southfield-Lathrup and Redford Fordson (15-3,15-5), Hartland (15-2,15- tinue to lead the Lakes Division with a Livsey was also the key Monday as Thurston. 2), Ann Arbor Pioneer (15-3,17-15) and 9-1 record. Birmingham Groves (15-9,15-2). Salem led 14-10 in the first game be­ RU won at Livonia Bentley, 15-10, 15- For more information, call 591- "Our games with Brighton were real­ fore Stevenson came back to tie it up. 13. She hit for 80'percent of her spikes, 6400, Ext. 480. .- " ' ly good In that we made more power The Spartans, however, pulled It out. f including five aces, and served out the than they did," said Borgess coach Jer- The Rocks' serving went sour in the final four points. Cassell: developer of minds

Continued from Page 1 and your arm is rubber — it's elastic — and people SAVE NOW AS NEVER BRFORE can yell and scream and drop a ball and you still I "It's simple to hypnotize a person for bowling," block that out because you're programmed to re­ ARMSTRONG I said Cassell, an accomplished black belt who once lax." I took second place in an international judo cham­ CASSELL GRADUATED from Central Michigan SOLARIAN pionship. University with a bachelor of science degree in INSTALLED WITH V* INCH PLYWOOD I physical education and administration and a mas­ I THREE INTERIOR PRODUCTS FEATURING PRATT & LAMBERf S ALL ,,--,^--,, "For example, you're with your friends and SUB FLOOR (STEPS EXTRA) NEW LATEX TECHNOLOGY.. UNSURPASSED IN HIDING POWER AND ^MwlmWf you're bowling a good game, and someone says to ter of arts degree in education and administration. DESIGNER I SCRU8BABIUTY. FEATURING NO SPATTER/NO MESS APPLICATION. ' ^§m* you, 'donjt throw a gutter ball.' Then you say (to He is currently working on a doctorate degree SUNDIAL SOLARIAN I yourself), 'I can't throw a gutter ball.' But, it's now through the University of Michigan. 9x12 Room $216". . .$276" I planted in your mind. He became involved in hypnosis in 1971 while 4 10x12 Room .13-13 So vds i maintaining a job as an administrative assistant in $240". . .$306" I "If you don't have self-control, self-expectancy, 11x12 Room 1 u-2 3Sc vcfsi I'll bet you 50 percent or more of the time it's going adult and community education in the Brighton $264". . .$339"| to go right in the damn gutter and that's not normal School system. i 12x12Room. 16SQ *dsi $288". . .$369".| for you. What happened is that you accepted (their Cassell opened a clinic in 1981 and claims to be 13x12 RoorrMM 3Sc *os.i $312", . •$399"| thoughts) and you made it part of your expectancy. one of only four persons in Michigan who are certi­ 14x12 R00mii8-?3Sq Y $336". . .$429"! "Can't is a negative word, you program yourself fied as a professional forensics hypnotists, "utilized 15X12 Room'20 So vrjji. $359". . .$460"| \l«l«xtjitln*ru«*< negatively, by thinking 'can't'. All you should do is particularly in crime investigation and retrogres­ sive therapy." . HERE'S WHAT YOU GET! I take a deep breath in, roll out slow like your body's ARMSTRONG SOLARIAN COMPLETELY "My objective is to make a person perform to the I VAPEX LATEX hollow, then go through the procedure (bowling ap­ INSTALLED OVER 1/4" PLYWOOD SUBFL00R AQUA SATIN ACCOLADE proach) in your mind. ' best of their ability," he said. "I think that all of us I FLAT WALL FINISH LATEX SATIN ENAMEL •Our finest, velvety I (We will remove and reimttll your Hove end refrigerator) . •Ostinctiveryflal •Satin luster finish "rrvbetween sheen".. not a "You see yourself like you're out>of your body or should be the best that we could be. Most sports are flat, not a satin concentration. Reg. )7.31 sal. jHtfl. 21.41 gal. you're actually inside your body and walking i ^ Tmk* An Exlrm s 99 R*9- 22.05 gal through the entire procedure. First, you focus on "Most athletes — especially professional athletes 00 99* 15 * 99* ymir mark if you're a spot bowler, you pick your — without even realizing it use a form of self-hyp­ { soczoo 14 !15 spot, exhale and relax, then you step, step, step, nosis on themselves. All my job is is to relax them *25 O11 •CoJOf Slightly Hlghtr then lift your arm back and throw the ball. so that they become more intensified." I with thlm coupon "(At that point) all other external sounds don't I ONE COUPON PER ORDER — EXPIRES 2-28-S3 (Next week: How Cassell hypnotized the De­ Coupon must be presented el time of purchase matter. That's what we call concentration. If you troit Express soccer team into winning the u. are programmed through hypnosis and self-hypno­ American Soccer League- championship and sis that all sounds relax you — and your power of how Cassell worked with Central Michigan Uni­ 32639 concentration is beyond your belief system — all versity's cross country and track and field FOBD ROAD you can see is that spot. All you feel is reaching out teams.) — - %BLK.i.OFVENQY 417,6620 8925 Mlddreb«tt, FLOOR FREE ESTIMATES Garden City COVERJNG , EXPERT 425-0530 H&R BLOCK INSTALLATION SKIERS! ACCOUNTING ft TAX SERVICE Va OFF 1*4. THE —' "*T FWVROU LISTEN TO • ( VIKING SKI SHOP -ROUND 'ri,\#? STOREWIDE (KEEPING. * CLEARANCE BOB PAGE'S <*ITJ SKIS-BOOTS-CLOWES-ACCESSORIES Complete ytar-

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GC topples Troj ans; Thursday. February 17, 1983 O&E (t.R,W,Q)30 Stevenson swim balance sinks Thurston Northville pulls upset Livonia Stevenson captured seven of 1:48.8. Scott Weaver then joined Juben­ Plymouth Salem travels to Stevenson. chored Wayne's winning effort of 11 events Tuesday to gain a 82-51 non- ville, Deska and Heln to win the 400 The meet starts at 7. 3:28.1. ••;'-:«/• Garden City held off stubborn league swim victory over at Redford freestyle relay in 3:41.0. : Churchill had three. Individual Livonia Clarencevjlle Tuesday to Thurston. Individual winners for the Spartans LIVONIA CHURCHILL fell to 6-6 in winners: Eric Balrd, 100 freestyle, 5?.7; gain a 66-59 non-league basketball The Spartans are now 10-2 overall in included Louis Minlstrelii, 200 free­ dual meets Tuesday at Wayne Memori­ Brian Comstock, 500 freestyle, 5:31ft; yjctpry. dual meets. style, 1:59.6; Heln, 200 individual med­ al as Eric Head won two events. and John Hutchison, 100 backstroke, -It was the second meeting be­ basketball Stevenson won both relays. ley, 2:12.9; Greg Rogers, 100 bulterflyr" 1:03.8. . ' • .f tween the two teams this season. Kevin Everhart, Mark Jubenville, 1:02.5; Deska, 500 freestyle, 5:27.7; and Head was, victorious in both the 50- Jn a key Western Lakes meet Thurs* ^— Greg Deska and Kurt Heln teamed up Everhart, 100 backstroke. • Garden City also won the first en­ 14 free throws in the final quarter. and 100 freestyles with'times of 22.4 day, Feb. 24, Plymouth Canton travels to win the 200-yard medley relay in In a key Western Lakes meet tonight, v counter, 59-48, in the Dearborn The Mustangs, held scoreless in ; and 1:03.9, respectively. He also an­ to Churchill. ' ! Heights Annapolis Holiday Tourna­ the third period, exploded for 20 in ment. * the final eight minutes as Mike Garden City, now 12-5 overall, Weber led the uprising with six More prep gridders sign made eight of 11 free throws in the points. Catholic pucksters tie fourth quarter to stave the Trojans' Churchill had two shots to tie the By Brad Emons The Great Lakes Intercollegiate Ath­ challenge. * game in the final seven seconds but staff writer letic Conference (GLIAC) received By Paul King Eric Socia) and Jim Peterson (from Clarenceviile jumped out to a 20- failed to convert. Bob Pegrum, who commitments from four All-Area play­ special writer Dan Whelan). The scores came just 16 first quarter lead as Ken Large was fouled with five seconds re­ The football recruiting season was ers. 13 seconds apart beginning at the hit four jumpers. GC, however, re­ maining, hit one of two free throws nearly completed last week as several Wayne State coach Dave Ferris Over 1,400 fans turned out Satur­ 5:30 mark of the second period.. gained the lead at halftime, 38-33. to secure the win for Northville. area standouts announced their college grabbed Livonia Bentley's Keith Per- day at tie Redford Arena to see The Warriors, coached by ex-New Junior forward Scott McCloskey Steve Schrader and Dave Lon- intentions. • cin, a 6-1,185-pound running back, and Michigan Metro. Hockey League York Ranger great Eddie Giacomin, led the winners with 24 points and grldge scored 12 and 11, respective­ The Mid-American Conference Livonia Franklin's Rich Popp, a 5-10, rivals Detroit Catholic Central and got on the board with 2:33 to go oh a 12 rebounds. Seniors Mike Krauss ly, for the victors. signed two more players including 195-pound quarterback. Birmingham Brother Rice battle to goal by Justin Doherty. Teammate a 2-2 tie. and Craig Dimaya added 13 and 11, Dave Riley and John Merner Redford St. Agatha's Joe Churches and HILLSDALE, an NAIA semiflnalist Steve Bannasch then tallied the respectively. Dimaya also grabbed combined for 30 of Churchill's 40 Detroit Catholic Central's Rick Paler. CC is now 11-5-2 overall and Rice equalizer just 30 seconds later on a last season, signed CC running back is 11-5-3. eight rebounds. points. Churches, a 6-foot-6, 220-pound All- Jeff Gatt (5-10,175). He will be reunit­ power-play goal effort with CC's Joe Senior Larry Wejgand led Observer tackle, will join Livonia ed with bis brother Mike, back-up The Warriors, who were blasted Kley sitting in the penalty box for Clarenceviile (3-10) with 20 points. FARMINGTON 70 Franklin tight end Bob Stebbins at Cen­ quarterback this season for the Charg­ in a previous encounter (8-0), scored high-sticking. Large and Tim Spencer chipped in TREDFORD UNION 48 tra] Michigan. ers. a pair of goals in the third period to Nine penalties were called in the gain the deadlock. with 12 and 10, respectively. Paler, a 6-3, 200-pound defensive Jim Bennett of Bishop Borgess, game, five against the Shamrocks. The Panthers trailed by 14 at end, signed with first-year coach.Jim meanwhile, signed a national letter of CC led 2-0 going into the final pe­ CC had more chances to score, NORTHVILLE 43 halftime and failed to get any closer Harkema and Eastern Michigan. intent with Ferris State. riod on goals by Mike Cannon (from outshooting Rice 35-19. LIVONIA CHURCHILL 40 in the second half Tuesday as host Farmington ran away to its fifth The Mustangs, who have.lost only win in 15 games. one home game and won just once RU, winless in 16 tries, got 10 on the road, took to their friendly points frOm Ken Atwood and nine confines Tuesday by upending the each from Keith Ruloff and Rick Western Division champs. 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A filmmaker and video programs screened Saturday vided oy-^j^ible. companies, film/vi­ al assistants sX the center. v. himself, Greenberg has written the at the Detroit Area Film Teachers' deo distributors and independent pro­ The center was a fine, choice for - script for a variety of films includ­ (DAFT) "UPDATE '$3." ducers from throughout the United "UPDATE '83." The 100,000 square- ing how to install you own gafage More than 130 films and video seg­ States and Canada. foot facility provides comprehensive door opener, a half-hour documen­ tary on Sinai Hospital and a seg­ ments screened at the film festival v training in 19 skill areas, including showed the blending of film and video INDEPENDENT producers proved Prusak's motion picture production. ment narrated by Helen Hayes for technologies into cinematography. the most exciting, demonstrating me­ High school students learn job skills the Michigan Association for Emo­ "Vilm" (video plus film) may not be its dia strengths throughout the metropoli- in half-day sessions at the center and tionally Disturbed Children. name yet, but it certainly Is the game. tan area with a number of excellent, complete their academic classes at Greenberg is writing a book on the The day-long annual festival of visu­ well-made films.. their home high schools. Training is reference literature of film. An ar­ al delights and film/video .products also provided for recent high school ticle taken from the book recently was held this year at the Wayne-West- Jeff Bloomer's "400 Power" is an im­ graduates and adults. was published by Film Quarterly at land Community Schools' William D. aginative short film demonstrating ex- the University of California in BESIDES SCREENING local inde­ Berkeley. pendent filmmakers' work, "UPDATE '83" treated Its several hundred partici­ pants to a number of commercially Videotape is played back, producing available films from the National Film images by reading the position of the Board of Canada, Pyramid of Los An­ electrons. geles, Learning Corporation of Ameri­ ca from Rockford, Mi., and Phoenix VIDEOTAPE'S lower cost, greater Films of Lathrap Village, among oth­ flexibility and potential for technologi­ ers. cal advancement offer many advantag­ Each year's UPDATE program en­ es. The "UPDATE '83" program notes ables local teachers to preview films -thatrvideo-artrUHizes electronic tech­ available for classroom use. niques, feedback, computers and syn­ The video art supplied by local cable thesizers "to search for a medium that companies and independent producers combines the movement of- the per­ was particularly interesting. Electric forming arts, the visual sophistication cinematography or the use of video of painting and the rhythms of music." David Labadie (left) and John Prusak are shown with just a por­ techniques modeled after film tech­ niques, as opposed to live television, "With video, such a medium has ar­ tion of the films screened during the daylong festival. was clearly evident. rived." the program concludes. The film technique uses a mechani­ In addition to film and video presen­ by the Wayne-Westland Community the Detroit Public Library; Foealrj cal optical system with a lens, light- tations, "UPDATE '83" provided a wide Schools' media service. Point,, which is an intense summer'" sensitive celluloid film and a projector. selection of T-shirts, film brochures workshop in filmmaking and videotape and information, most notably John UPDATE is an annual program pre­ production; and Vision Video, another Video, however, is an all-electronic Prusak's, "For reel, a beginner's guide sented by DAFT, a group concerned in-depth video workshop. •if." system. It uses a lens to focus an image to filmmaking." While there are more with all aspects of film education. In Through these activities, DAFT pre­ photo by KURTRAUF on an electronic plate. The image is im­ specific and detailed filmmaking addition to this annual screening, pares students In the metropolitan mediately tranformed or recorded on guides available for the novice, Students from Your Heritage House in Detroit watch student* DAFT presents monthly feature film community for cinematic literacy and videotape by polarizing electrons on Prusak's "For Reel" is a good place to screenings; the Michigan Student Film for appreciation of film and video as made films at Update'83. plastic mylar. start. The book was produced locally Festival, set for this year on May 14 at communication and as art. LENTEN SPECIALS I Concert tribute honors Stan Kenton SAVE 15% I On Bakad Fish, 8aa Food, Chowdar, 8hrlmp I Fans of late jazz great Stan Kenton The Kenton tribute is sponsored by. band played to a packed house. orated with Kenton to write "Intermis­ Cocktail, Ch1ck«n or Roaat B—1, ate. I will gather for the 71st anniversary of the Cultural and Public Affairs series WITH THE SAME instrumentation sion Riff." Praaant thla coupon to our caahlar. I bis birth in a tribute at 8 p.m. Saturday at Schoolcraft College. Tickets at $6 as the Kenton orchestra and some 40 of ' Chuck Carter, baritone saxophonist, Complata maal about $3.95. I in CiarencevJlle High School's Schmidt may be'purchased at the College Book­ his charts, Brookside Jszz has chosen in the 1970s, will come from Indianapo­ 11 «.m.-430 p.m. •AllMtPMfc •ROMlOtk f Auditorium, 20155 MJddlebelt, Livonia. store. Tickets may be reserved by call­ some of Kenton's top tunes for the trib­ lis, and Mike Suter (70s) will be in the (1 Qtmt Chack P«MM) • BkXxnfWkWootlK) ' 9^2^1^^.. CttPOtGocd I The 21-plece Brookside Jazz Ensem­ ing 591-6400, Ext. 265, or 218. ute. trombone section. ihrongh Feb. 27 • DMrtcrn * Sevthtond Shop. Ctr. ble, augmented by Kenton alumni Sam Brookside Jazz replaced Dick Shear­ Sam Noto, who played with Kenton WCZY-radio personality Dick Pur- Not Acctjwcd After Tbi» Due • E*«ttonderX>p.Ctf. ^"KL^i^i I Noto, Bob Lymperls, Chuck Carter and er's Band, which had been scheduled to in the 1950s, will come in from Buffalo tan, who is an ardent Kenton fan, will .Mt.CI»ro«» "SWSSlS!*,... I Mike Suter, will perform this second perform. Shearer was called to Califor­ to sit in the trumpet section with anoth­ be master of ceremonies again this • CrtltndhUH .WMttartd Shop. Ctr. annual all-Kenton music tribute. nia due to family illness. Last year his er alumnus, Bob Lymperis, who collab­ year. 'I LENTEN SPECIALS I I (BRONZE "^SH^X^SI I ^c wm SIAR PALAC^ Bob's STEAKS • SEAFOOD SAVE 15% •WHEEL On Bakad Fish. 8aa Food, Chowdar, 8hrlmp I a SPIRITS I Fine Dining • Cocktails f. . •CHINESE* •LUNCHEON de 2ll N. Newburgh, Weillond Cocktail, CMckan or Roaat B*af, ate. I AMERICAN SPECIAL8 DAILY 722-7788 Rraaant thla coupon to our caahler. I CUISINE •BANQUET rCoTrTplata maal about $3.95. The Newest Sound in Town I • COCKTAILS FACILITIES jFPeeSAGANAKI 11 ajrv&SO p.m. • AlfenPark • RorftlOftk P witmillh. dinnerJI.... , limin_ut 14 pe...r. tabid*«i.i«'..>:>!, with• thiu.1s. ».._kcoupo_n . MOtmt Chack Maa*) • BloomfMd/PonttM I Introducing "NITE LIFE" • Dearborn Uon-Thjri.. I Cotpoa Good • SovthUntf SJvop. Ctr. I Urn. 1»fxn CARRY-OUT You'll Love DAVID JAMES & JIM RANDALL Feb. 28 through March 9 • EMttondShop. Ctr. rrt.-S« 11 in - 1 pm FAMILY DINNERS beglnat ?3®f Appearing I Noi Ac«pt«J AUtt This U«t« • WMtBtoORifMd I Koort - »0 p*n 326-1310 • OaktendMall W—Hand »hop. Ctr, I RBfl RIBS ft CHir.KFN. STEAKS.CHOPS»UMBand 270 fl, W*yn*-fld, Tuesday thru Saturday Wetttend ^ beginning February 1, t983 the tlnest contem­ COMPLETE SELECTION OF FRESH SEAFOOD ]'. J Just Soolh of Cherry HIII^ porary and genuine Nell Diamond Music. I BOOK YOUR PARTIES NOW IN { PRIME RIB SPECIAL »8» I $ OUR ELEGANT BANQUET ROOMS! LUNCH SPECIALS 3" I Accommodates 50-400 persons. ' DINNERS START AT »5" ± HCNjrt: - 27225 W.Warren Attitude Wed. Night Mon. Night I Tu*i.-Sun. • 11-MMnltft 'A Block East of Inksler Rd. o/lfclxie's— Adjustment Pizza and Psychic • Expires Family R^Uurant- Hours Beer Fun L HZ5 278-911z/a-jmo5 j 3*7 pm Daily Special at 8:00 pm GOOD FOOD OUR SPECIALITY IS HOME STYLE COOKINQ HAODOCK FISH A CHIPS OARV SPECIALS MufeiSae, StMd or Co* $h* KM mtSlNEgSUCWatUHCHCOKa Specializing in American, Italian Btnquti FttlUii** & Greek Food AvtlUble Complete Carryout and Catering Service Available THIS WEEKEND. As 30471 PLYMOUTH ROAD 1&27 ailW^ Call .• LIVONIA*525-2820 .' cnZ» INTRODUCE ONE OF YOUR &&$«*• 421-6990 FRIENDS TO ONE OF YOUR HEROES FOR FREE. DISCOUNT ^ARWELL^ FARE QFTHr WEEK m ahead with our planned l ONALL This weekend, any , weekend, set sail on the activities — or drift through TUES: Prime Rib 7H S'' Potato. 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The musical "The Pajama Game" choreography for.the musicals and also will be presented at 8 p.m. Friday-Sat­ some local theater. George Jewell has urday, Feb. 25-26, and 4 p.m. Sunday, played many character roles in past Feb. 27, at the Rosedale Gardens Unit­ performers. ed Presbyterian Church, 9601 Hubbard, theater Hit-songs from the musical include corner of W. Chicago, Livonia. "The Pajama Game," "Hey There," Tickets at $3.50 for adults and $2 for "Hernando's Hideaway*" "I'm Not at A comically romantic couple are George Jewell as Mines, a time-study expert, and Catherine Stage as 12th grade and under, may be obtained rected by Lanny Swanson and a chorus All in Love" and "Once a Year Day." Gladys, the president's secretary. at the church or reserved by calling of 25 performers. '«"> .422-0494. "Pajama Game" stars Millje Ever­ Music and lyrics for "Pajama Game" son as Babe Williams, Dick Weed as Sid are by Ricard Adler and Jerry Ross. Sorokin, Catherine Stage as Gladys and NEW SKYLARK VISIT ONE OF THE AREAS FINEST RESTAURANTS The show is based on the novel "7-V4 George Jewell as Hines. Picadilly Restaurant Cents" by Richard Bissell. Millie Everson is a private voice FAMILY RESTAURANT House of tfoo Seven Days a Week Anytime Director Is Martha Kuykendall, mu­ teacher in Livonia who has been in­ 29087 PLYMOUTH RD. JUST EAST OF MIDDLEBELT SPECIALIZING IN CANTONESE AND AMERICAN FOOD- volved in most of the chtfrch's musi­ LIVONIA ^-421-3600 Your Choice Of DAILY SPECIALS sic teacher in Livonia, who has done a BU9!HtS«MEfc 89 dozen or more productions at the cals. She played Nellie in "South Pacif­ The New Owners proudly LUNCHES 1,9 BREAKFASTS .• *1 FBOMtHJ church. ic." Dick Weed had the lead last year as announce the opening on $ •T11BS, PER Wnrt 18 DINNERS 3" -Fred-in-^ore's LoveA-He-feaB been-in • COCKTAILS Senior Citizens 10% Off SCENERY IS by Caroline-Dunphy, numerous community productions and and invite you for a FREE cup of coffee. So come in and enjoy •LUNCHEON8 costumes by Cindy Phelps. Piano, ac­ played Marrying-Sam In "Lil Abner" •DINNERS Special Children's Menu . the good home made cooking in a for the LivonlarRedford Theatre Guild. 44011 Ford Rd.. Canton . CARRY-OUTS companist is Martha Robertson. The pleasant atmosphere at unbelievably 501 S.WAYNE ROAD Catherine Stage has done most of the One block east of Sheldon 981-0501 * show features a 20-plece orchestra"di­ LOWPRICES WESTLAND« 722-1220 BofrTh11«re.»Opn>;fri11iro-l1pra L 3

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Saw 6 303 Wwl BtoomfteW 339 "Lota 4 Aoreafle 422 Want ad to Rent 112 Humtcsner* ANNOUNCEMENTS • 1721 Flower* & Plant* 824 .leepS/4 Wheel Drive 36 Burglar Fire Alarm Knife Sharpening 304 Fa/mlngtort 340 Lake River Reaort 423 Wanted lo Rent- 114 IncomeTax 722 Hobbles-ColAa.'Stamps 825 Sports 4 imported 37 Business Machine 235 Screen Repair Farmingtoo Hito Property for Sale Resort Property .115 Industrial Service 600 Personals 724 Camera and Supplies 652 Classic Ca/s Repair 237 Septic Tank* 305 Brljhlon-Ha/tand 342 4.aX* Property 424 Hoos* SMSng Service 116 Insurance Photography (your discretion) 726 Musical Inslrumerxl 9 854 American Motors 39 Ca/pentry 241 Sewer Cleaning South Lyon 348 Cemetery LOU 425 Cortvalescenl Nursing 117 Insulation 602 Lost 8 Found 656 Bulc*. 42 Ca/oet Cleaning 4 245 Sewing Machine Repair 308 South/Wd-Uthrup 351 BoUoeaa » Pfofeasional Home* 727 Home Video. Game* 120 Interior Oecoratlog (bytheword) Tapes. Movies 65« CacMac Dyeing 249 Slipcover* 307 Mtfortf-HarttarvJ 6k)» for Sale 428 Oaragea/MlnJ Storage 12.1 Interior Space 604 Announcement*' 728 TV, Stereo. 660 Chevrolet 44 Carpet Laying 4 Repair .Management 253 Snow Removal • 308 fiocriesier-rroy 352 Commercial?Ratal 432 CommerciaJ/Relal Notices Hl-n! Tape Deck* 862 Chrysler 52 Catering-Flower* . 123'Janitorial 254 Storm Doors 309 Royal O&k-OaX Par* 3J0 induitrtalAVa/ehouse 434 Hdustne) /Warehouse .729 CR Radios 864 Dodge 54 CemngWork-- . 126 Jewefry"f?epalr» & 255 Stucco Huntington Woods 354 Income Property 436 Ofree/Business Space 608 legal Notices REACH MICHIGAN'S FINEST 607 Insurance 730 Sporting Goods 356 Ford *"" 55 Chimney Cleaning Clock* 257 Swimming PfJOts 310 Commerce-Union L*k« tor Sale 608 Transportation 734 TredeorSed 872 Lincoln 56,CiJmney8ulWlng 129 Landscaping. 260 Telephone/ 311 Orchard L«Xe 356 Investment Property EMPLOYMENT, 874 Mercury w»fl«d Lak« 609 Bingo 4 Repair 132 Lawn Mower Repair Service Repair MSSU BURBAN MARK BT»« tor Sale 876 OMsmobfle 57 Christmas Trees . i 610 Ca/dsof Thanks 135 Lawn Maintenance 2«t Television. Radio4 CB 312 Livonia 358 Mortgages/. , INSTRUCTION 612 InMemortam 878 Plymouth 58 Clock Repair 138 lawn Sprinkling 263 Tennl* Courts 313 Dearborn ' Land Contract» 50¾ Help Wanted ANIMALS* 614 OealhNotkes 880 Pontiac 59 Commerda) Steam 142 linoleum 265 Terrarrums Y*?r Dearborn H»gM» 360 Bu$lnew Opportunities 502-Help Wented- 314 Ptymoutn-Canton 738 Household Pets 884 Volkswagen • Cleaning 146 Marble 269 Toe Work 3«! Money to loan s Denial Medical 1740 Pel Services 60 Construction Equipment 1«7 Medical/Nursing 2J3 Tree Service 31$ Nortftvflle-Novl 362 Real Eatala Wanted 504 KelpWanted- 316 Westland-Oarden Crty MERCHANDISE 744 Horses, livestock. 61 01 staled Water 148 Maid Service 274 Truck Washing 364 listings Wanted Offtc* Clerical BUSINESS 317 Oro»s« Point* Equipment 62 Doors 149 Mobile Home Service 275 Typing 505 Food-8everag« • IBuS 700 Auction Sales 63 Draperies 276 Typewriter Repair 318 Redlord 506 Kelp Wanted Sales DIRECTORY 150 McMng-Storage 319 Homes lor Sale- REAL E8TATE • I Bus 70lCoBectabtes «4 Dressing 4 Tailoring 152 Mirrors 277 Upholstery 507 Help Wanted Pan Time • IBus 702 Antiques 8ERVICE8 65 OrywaU 280 Vacuums Oakland County FOR RENT 508 Herp Wanted Domestic AUTOMOTIVE/ 155 Music Instrument 320 Homes torSale - 703 Crafts 66 Eleclricai 157 Music Instrument 281 Video Taping Service 400 Apartments 10 Rent 510 Herp Wanted Couples TRANSPORTATION 3 Accounting Wayne County 704 Rummage Sales/ 67 Electrolysis Repair 282 Vinyl Repair «01 Furniture Rental 511 Entertainment 4 Advertising 1321 Homes tor Sale Flea Markets 69 Excavating 158 New Home Services 283 Ventilation 4 Attic Fans «02 Furnished 1512 Situation* Wanted 800 Recreational Vehicles 5 Air Conditioning - LMngjton County 705 Wearing Apparel 72 Fonces 15*9 Nursing Centers 284 Wallpapering Apartmenlj Female 802 SnOwmoMles 6 Aluminum Cleaning 322 Homes lor Sate 706 Appliances 75 Fireplaces 165 Pain ling-Decorating 285 Wall Washing «03 Rental '1513 Situations Wanted 708 Household Ooods- 804 Airplanes 9 Aluminum Siding 76 Firewood 287 Washer/Oryer Repair EQUAL HOUSING Macomb County 606 Boats/Motor* 170 Patios Agency Male OakJand County 12 Appliance Service 81 Floor Service 289 Water Softening OPPORTUNITY 323 Homes lor Sale L514 Situations Wanted L807 Boat Parts 4 Service 13 Aquarium Service 175 PeslControf* Waafitenaw County «04 Houses lo Rent 709 Household Ooods- 87 Floodlight 178 Photography 293 Wekfing «06 Furnished Houses Male/Female 608 Vehicle/Boat Storage 15 Asphalt AH res! «stsl» Sdvertjsiricf in this 324 Other Suburban Homes Wayne County 90 Furnace Repair 160 Piano Tuning 294 Well Drilling • «07 Mobile Homes >IS1S CMSdCa/e 7i0 MisctorSaJe- 810 Insurance. Motor 16 Asphalt Sealcoatlng 93 Furniture Finishing 4 296 Window Treatments newspaper a wb|ect 1» the Federal 325 ReaJEstaleServtoea • L516 Summer Camps 812 Motorcycles. Go-Kart*. 17 Auto Cleanup 200 Plastering 326 Condos lor Sale •08 Oupteies to Rent Oakland County Repair 215 Plumbing 297 Windows fa* Kous'no Act 0( 1968 wMch This newspaper wil not knowfingry 1516 Education Service x 18 Aulo 1 Truck Repa;r til «10 Flat* to Rent 711 Mac for Sale- 95 Gas Appliance Repair 298 Woodworking mikes it fleoai to ««Wtise "any sccepl arty »d«rtisirKj for real es- 327 Oupiai tor Sale Instructions 814 Campers/Motorhoroea 21 Awnings 220 Pools 412 Townhouse*/ Wayne County 96 Garages 299 Woodburners preler end*. SmiUBon or tf«crirtwi*- ti!« whichHIn rWabonMitels* 328 Townhouse* torSal e 519 Computers-Sales L816 Auto/Trucka. 24 Basement 221 Porcelain Refinlshlng Cor>dorrilnkjm* 712 Wanted to Buy 97 Golf Club Repair lion based 00 r*c*}. COkx. reftjion. Our resosr* ar« hereby Inlormed 330 ApartmenU for Sale,. Service. Share Parts 4 Service Waler proofing 222 Priming 332 Mobile Homes tor SaJe 413 TTmeShar* 713 Bicycles-Sale & BeRAk 98 Greenhouses set or *,i Intentjon lo tnaX* any IXjt a} diKtoji advertised in this All ADVERTISING PUBLISHED Dl THE OBSERVER » ECCEXTRIC 18 8UWECT TO THE CONDITIONS STATErnD INpiiutj E APPIICA. RE8ERVT8 THE RIOHT NOT TO ACCEPT AN ADVERTISER'S ORDER OBSERVER a ECCENTRIC AD-TAKERS HAVE HO Such preference. Jmiui'jon or rfs- newspaper «/« ara'UWe on an BLE RATE CARD. C0PIE8 OF WHICH ARE AVAILABLE FROM THE A0VERT1SIN0 DEPARTMENT. OBSERVER % ECCENTRIC AUTHORITY TO BIND THIS NEWSPAPER AND ONLY PUBLICATION OF AN ADVERTISEH1ENT SHALL CONSTITUTE FINAL .crvr-naWn." equal cpporturutif basis. NEWSPAPERS, J«*S1 SCHOOLCRAFT ROAD. UV0HIA. IUCKKIAN 4*150, (J1J) SS1-2M0. THE OBSERVER #} ECCENTRIC ACCEPTANCE OF THE AOVERTISER'I ORDER.

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Eiperieoced Only. 538-443« with or without cUeutelle for Southfleld ORDER PESK. expediting. Inventory The Michigan Catholic Newspaper PO Boi 2619. Detroit. MI <8HS Birmingham 546-2535 cootrol. and drafting for small Detroit, Sales ately for long term assign­ salon Ask for Christine: 1701 Chicago Blvd CERTIFIED HOME HEALTH Aides 4 DENTAL INSURANCE An Equal Opportunity Employer . JS3-M44 manufacturer Send resume and salary ments In the Birmingham EXPERIENCED COMMERCIAL Casu­ Detroit. Ml 4810« IF YOU ARE AGGRESSIVE live-in companions needed, part time RECEPTIONISTS alty person for part time position In desired to Box '96. Observer & Eccen­ position, available for days, evenings, area. Day & afternoon shuts. BOOKSTORE MANAGER MATURE INDIVIDUAL needed to run tric Newspapers, J615I Schoolcraft SEAFOOD BUTCHER Experienced Southfleld area Call.for SoutMield agency Hours flexible WITH GOOD SELLING midnights 4 weekends, some experi­ CaU, S5S-iJS0 AM-PM latchkey, child care program Rd., Uvonla. 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Excel­ required Computer experience helpful Sales experience required perience for local fashion career SKAMTRESS WANTED Dearborn 582-8150 an experienced buyer for a r>ew position school SS9 2IIS ing pieces In Western Wayne and South- Experienced only need apply. Work In ment call 644-2150 Moo thru Fri be­ lent salary and fringe benefit*including and CRT experience helpful. created by continued expansion MATURE PERSON for full time sales field areas Phone book or olher deliv­ home, materials provided. ' «18-8085 tween 9 AH 4 5 PM. Must be 18. have pension and profit sharing. Garden City position. Apply In persoo Thurs thru own transportation • sales experience DENTAL RECEPTIONIST FLNANCE TRAINEE for major corpo­ ery experience helpful, but not a must area. Call Mrs Ogden. 471-456« Experience preferred 4 days, oo Satur­ FOR APPOINTMENT CALL The ideal candidate will have knowl­ ration. IS.WO i benefits to start, t Vrs. Tues. 4 to 6 PM at Kitchen Glamor. We offer good earnings, ererlse. and - START THE WEEK- required edge of. purchasing basics Including; Somerset Mall, Big Beaver Road. DENTAL ASSISTANT - 26 Hours Week days or evenings Must type, Birming­ college & aulo required Bfg future. flexible days lo fit your schedule. We ham area 6«7-3S<6 569-7500 cost & value comparisons, negotiating United Personnel, 5S9-4S7S lovile Family teams No selling or so­ WITH A VISIT TO , Experience Necessary MATURE PERSON - Book store sales skills. & bice print reading College de­ liciting Call American Field Market­ - OLSTEN- Farmingtoo Hills Area DENTAL RECEPTIONIST - Full lime gree plus JS years purchasing experi­ experience Evenings, weekends, part- ing between 10-3 PM .at 591-9497 Call mornings 474-2280 ence of the following Items • stampings, FOSTER FAMILIES time. Apply Sat 1 to 4 PM at The Open Temporary work assignments available Insurance and accounting sxJIb pre­ WITT screw machine parts, machining of Book, Wonderland Center. Uvonla. For Experienced KELLY DENTAL ASSISTANT. Full time. Expe- ferred. Plymouth Reply to Box 716- castings and prototype parts, MRO sup- NEEDED PHARMACY TECH Word Processing Operators rienced, Plymouth Area. Reply to Box Observer & Eccentric Newspapers. pliw.—futentw and pawdei—metal For severly/profourjdlerlyi v rruntcd NEEPUCRAFTERS nipeiK.'Ki. prtfciitd 116. Olmi ttl 4 RtVVoUic- iV»spapers, iCtSl Oetookiaft Rd , UrmJj, MH-lii- parts leally handicappeandic d teenagers. TeachinIEg Creative Circle needs Instructors, full Full or part time 35151 Schoolcraft Rd. Uvonla, Michi­ gao48150 GEnVICEG and nursing skills helpful You will or part time Will train Management Apply In person CPT SERVICES gan 46150 , . We are a Troy based division of a For­ receive training professional support, DICTAPHONE TYPIST and general Tb« Temporary Help People opportunities Call Wendy. 537-4017 EFROS DRUGS Tbe Kelly Girl People" tune iOO corp. and offer an eicellent and over $700 t month. If you live In DENTAL ASSISTANT - Cnairside. olfice help needed with some .medical salary and Benefits«eckage for the suc­ 15 MILE & ORCHARD LAKE NOT AN AGENCY • NEVER A FEE terminology helpful, for allergisu off­ ACCEPTING Wayne County, call Plymouth Center. NURSERY SCHOOL Deeds a certified (ORCHARD NULL) REDACTRON Pleasant, experienced ooly person cessful candidate For immediate con­ teacher and a aide. Only those with the Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/H needed full time in Plymouth Office ice lo Farmlngton Hills 30-35 boors per APPLICATIONS sideration, please send resume and sal­ 453-1500, Ext. 217.. necessary experience need apply. Inter­ moving lo Livonia. 6 Mile 4 Newburgh week. Start immediately. ary history In confidence to Box 7S»0t- PHOTOGRAPHER PORTRAIT TELEPHONE SOLICITOR A FEW OPENINGS views between 1 & 3 PM Moo. thru Fri. Experienced, schools, store, home, etc area 410-2040 6t«-14«4 Call «51-555« or 57 server & Eccentric Newspapers. JSlil FULL TIME Foreign Car Mechanic. 19411 W. 10 Mile Rd. Southfleld. 10 IBM OS6 Sales plus Incentive commission, good PHONE SALES from our Redford Must know all foreign cars. Must have Must have good car Overnight travel, working conditions, apply by calling to­ EXPERIENCED DCC scanning or Schoolcraft Rd. Uvonla, Michigan Mile Evergreen area training necessary Send complete re­ DENTAL ASSISTANT/SECRETARY Office Part time. e»« t, Sal* H/tr -»tems. Free parking, free Looking (or lull or part time GET PAID for EXERCISING. We will STOCK 4 DELIVERY Persoo needed train aod hire yoo. Call Bodymotton 10 27368 Spring Arbor Commerkal printer in Ann Arbor is in­ for Office supply store located in An Equal Opportunity Employer 500 Help Wanted lunch included. Blue Cross/Blue Shield, work? We have openings on terested in accepting applications (or dental, pharmacy, life insurance, very am to 4 pm SH-SS11 Southfield. Call for appointment severaT'shlfts for someone .Southfleld plant superintendant. Responsibilities 356-7371 pleasant oflice oo northiest side CPA HAIR DRESSER - wilh clientele, for a include: all aspects of production man­ TRAVEL AGENT not required DOT HI work, accounting looking (or exlra income. high percentage, in Royal Oak salon. agement. Individual should be well STOCK MERCHANDISER Applications for vacation counselor eipenence required Resumes cooli- Call daysMl-lSS? Eves «71-5511 versed in l-color process separations, A dependable, self motivated persoo to now being accepted for large Detroit dential. salary negotiable Seed resume Call for more Information Please call the promo­ printing 4 bindery' operations. Manage­ worki full time In beauty Apply store. Agency for our Birmingham locatioa to Thompson Food Enterprise. JOSSO 562-0730. HAIR SALON needs Hairdresser and tion department of the* ment eipenence preferable All re­ Starting pay S3 35 hour. Apply In per­ Must have experience In vacation sales Harper Avente. Harper Woods. Ml CHILD CARE WORKERS to Join molU Manicurist Eiperieoced 13 Mile & Observer & Eccentric sponses will be teld in strictest confi­ son, Thurs-Fri.. 8am-5pm, Milo Beauty with either Sabre or Apollo Please con­ NOW HIRING itlii No phooe calls Telegraph Franklin Nice friendly at­ dence Resumes should include a detail Supply. 29457 W.« Mile. Livonia tract Ron Murray 592-6376 disciplinary treatment team in South­ mosphere Call 6J5-»793orSJ»-0«l between 9. A.M. and 5 ern Oakland County, private residential of all work experience and references. TYPESETTER Vibrant, enthusiastic, professiohal ALARM INSTALLER WANTED P.M., Friday, February Reply to Box 781. Observer i Eccentric ApplKations being taken Friday. Ml, treatment program- Reply to box 7M. HAIRSTYLIST STOCK PERSON - CASHIER For full time employment. Must be ex­ Observer & Eccentric Newspapers, 18, 1983, to daim your Newspapers, 36151 Schoolcraft Rd.. Experience prelerred- Full and part perienced oo Compographlc 2700. Ex­ individuals needed for fun, adult con­ from 9am-15noon only Apply at 2J0M Must have experience. Red/ord Twp. Livonia. Michigan 48150 Grand River. Jusl W. of 7 Mile Rd S62M Scbookrail Rd . Livonia. Michi­ »17-18« two FREE RED WING time. Apply in person. See Howard. cellent opportunity Good benefits. Sal­ cept restaurant. Full time positions gan IJ150 FRIDAY ary commensurate with ability. Send TICKETS. PRESSMAN- OOMMERJCAL printer In AMATEUR ENTERTAINERS HAIR STYLIST with clientele for full EFR6SDRUG resume to Box 75«. Observer 4 Eccen­ open. Must be available for nights & Jugglers, Cloirs. Mimes Great eipo- COLLECTIONS - full & part time or part lime. We pay high percentage, Ann Arbor is accepting applications for tric Newspapers, 36251 Schoolcraft sure in Tally Hall Call for audition. National company seeking i aggressive vacation It health Insurance. Pleasant 591-2300 ext. 244 a pressman, experienced In sieelfed. FARMINGTON HILLS Rd . Uvonla, Michigan 48160 weekends & have great rapport with quality process it multi-color printing. SiS-JUl Individuals for our cotlecUons depart­ working conditions. Northrille. Call GRAND RIVER & DRAKE people. We are accepting applicati­ ment. Flexible boors, days & evemngs. Krystvoa 3IS-WJ0 Candidate should have a minimum of 5 For appointment call Mrs Logan yrs. experience Send resume detailing STRIPPER- Commercial printer in ons for all positions. Apply in person, HAIR STYLIST wanted - excellent work experience to Box 781. Observer 502 Help Wanted »«JJJS CONGRATULATIONS Ann Arbor area Is accepting applica­ commissions Birmingham salon. Clien­ lc Eccentric Newspapers. 36151 School-. tions'for an experienced processfc mul­ Dental-Medical TUES., FEB. 22 BETWEEN 2-4 PM. AMWAY COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE tele preferred. 645-l»9 craft Rd.. Livonia. Michigan 48150 ti-color stripper. Candidate should have LEASING AGENT a minimum of 3 vrs experience. Cam- Products Mean Quality Person with minimum of jyears expe­ HAIR STYLIST PROGRAMMER - System/34 eiperi- era or plate making experience beoefi With clientele ing exper And PersnnaI Sconce— rience in commercial oflios field. Som« -^OFFICE SUIT LIES t, GIFT SiOftfc er.ee a rr.jsL Excellent salsry 4. frirgo. cia! Send resumerdeMln detailinjg work expe- ALPHA —CARLOS MU1 Try Vt & See bouLtLheld iJloo Livonia area Reply In confidence to construction knowledge beip.fol Submit 35*-3710 Downtown Ann Arbor - needs retail riertce lo Box 782. Observer & Eccen­ resume ooly wjlh desired salary struc­ personnel with I year experience in the box 658 Observer 4 Eccentric Newspa­ tric .Newspapers, 36251 Schoolcraft HEALTH CARE 29244 Northwestern Hwy., Southfield ture to. Etiln 4 Co, 17117 W. 9 Mile olflce supply business. If you qualify pers. 36751 Seboolcrafl Rd , Uvonla. Rd. Livonia, Michigan 48150 , HAIR STYLIST WANTED Michigan 48150 Rd-.Suite 13U, Southfleld, MHM7S. experienced In cut & color, clientele call 64J-738J. We Need YOU 455-9132 waiting. Guaranteed weekly wage, Mc Cafferys Office Supply. TEACHER 4 Teachers Assistant need­ FOR IMMEDIATE PLACEMENT, COMPUTERS- DATA PROCESSING Redford Twp 937-1881 PURCHASING MANAGER ed for day care center In Farmingtoo • Top Rates Hardware ti software salespeople, con­ We, are an aggressive' Office Products Hills Degree 4/or experience a must; • Paid Malpractice Liability sultants, instructors 4 programmers Distributor • seeking a candidate to fill Send resume or Job experieace to: PO HAVF YOII ftOT ONE CALL DOES IT ALU • Fully Paid Health Benefits ' •A- 'itn txperlwc* la BASIC, FORTRAN. f lice your classified wast ad in this Management position. Candidate Box 2031. SuuUifielJ. Mxh. 48073 .bhiliDUIerenlial FAST'QROWING BROKERAGE FIRM COBOL. Pascal & Assembler lar> must possess Purchasing skills as well WHAT IT TAKES Suborhaa Detroit's finest market YOUNG MAN for general work In NEW APPROACH guages Data Prcesslng Personnel with Tbe Observer «V Eccentric Newspapers as Leadership Ability. Degree helpful NEEDSTWO experience In word processing, data TO BE A but not necessary. Pleasant suburban small shop. Minimum wage. 1350 Pied­ RNs-LPNs TO base systems & electronic spread 591-0900 Wayne location wilh full benefit program. Send mont, Troy, 16 Mile 4 Rochesler areas sheets. (VisiCak etc) We are particu­ POWERCISE resume & salary requirements in confi­ 68»-2220 EXECUTIVE-LEVEL SALES PEOPLE larly interested In people with experi­ 644-1070 Oakland 281-2434 TEMPORARY INSTRUCTOR? dence to: Purchasing Manager. If you've had sales experience in stocks, bonds, real - ence using Apple IL Apple m, (BM, 852-3222 Rochester/Avon P.O. Box 367. Troy. Mi 480» Televideo. Victor & DEC computerx. Joanie Greggalns, Director of Fitness estate or Intangibles 01 any kind, you may be one of HELP Use your Vis* or Master Card 500 Help Wanted We are looking for self-starters who re­ Programs for ELAINE POWERS and READY MIX CONCRETE dispatcher the two people we're looking for. If you have drive, quire little- or DO supervision. Free stir of the "Morning Stretch" TV show. Minimum 2 years, of college or lancers & contract personnel welcome. Invites you to find out If yoo are OPERATIONS SUPERVISOR dispatching experience. Novi area. Re­ InlUalive and business sense, we have a training pro­ For full or part time employment send female and vou are; in good physical For hospital television rental service. Extensive travel, company car. Must sume. Reply. Po box 631. Novi Mich. gram that may be your key to the kind of Income you GMS NEEDS resume & salary requirements lo- Don coodiUoo with a firm, fit body, well co- 4805O Loosli, daTa plus, p6. Box II1 J, Farm- ordioated-..fcere"s your chance lo get have at least 3 years superwisory ex­ PROGRAMMER ANALYSTS can be proud of. We'll give you every opportunity for IngtooHiUs, Mich. 41011. paid for whahat you lovIc e to do - exercise perience of 10 or more employees. Send RENTALAQENT success; provide you with a private office, secretarial resume to: Typists To set up an LntInterviei w aod audition. Suburban complex, experienced, refer­ service, telephone and plenty of live leads from our CONTROLLER/MANAGER please call 16115«), ask for Rhooda Vlcki NikJUn. Philips communication, ences, call between J aod 5. Moo thru First Federal of Michigan is Increasing staff size Secretaries Professional Real Estate Assoc, based 1170D Rankin. Troy. MH8081. Fri. 352-2013 and has available, challenging opportunities in block-buster television and. newspaper advertising In Farmlngton, seeks Individual who ELAINE POWERS campaign. Our people must look successful...in the its state-of-the-art IBM operation located In Bookkeepers can assume dual responsibility as Con­ FIRST WOMAN OF FITNESS way they dress, smile, meet people and relate to troller & Manager of Multiple listing 500 Help Wajited Troy. We seek candidates with 2 or more years Word Processors Services Minimum requirements are prospects. If you're our kind of person, we're your Bachelor Degree with major in Ac­ IMMEQIATE experience In applications programming devel­ kind of company. Gall Mr. Mitchell for Interview Statistical Typists counting, at least 1 years of Accounting opment using structed COBOL and OS JCL experience & worklcg knowledge ol OPENINGS. appointment. Must be willing and qualified to train CRT Operators Data Processing System. Starting Sal­ Expanding company has Immediate Additional experience in on-line program de­ .for and become a Registered Securities Agent. ary Range, $14,000. lo $19,000. Send re­ openings for 10 sharp workervFull velopment - CMS or TSO. CICS - command- A. J. OKIE & ASSOCIATES ^Telephone-Sales sume In conflrJence, lf>. Mr. J. W^BeoV lime permanent positions ranging frorrt diet, P.O. Box 7. Farmingtoo. Mi. 48014. manager trainees, stock display and MORTGAGE LOAN OFFICER level, and DL/1 Is desirable. Experience In S & Division of Keyliners service. Excellent opportunity with L. or bank environment Is also desirable. Posltl- DIAMOND MORTGAGE CORP. COUNTER CLERKS - mature women, rapid advancement Call for appoint­ Must be 18 fall or part time, for locations la South- ment onsoffer pleasant work envlornment plus com­ SECURITIES BROKER/DEALER field, apply In person; 11 eooo anyday, EXPERIENCED IN: petitive salary and benefits. Send resume and 23077 Greenfield Rd., Southfield, Michigan 48075 & have own Transportation Mai Kal Cleaners. 14UJ W. J mile al 453-2940 Telegraph salary requirements In confidence to: Employ­ Call 557-7066 or 1-800-482-8949 from out-of-town JJ7-80J0 ULTRA AIR INDUSTRIES FHA, VA, & CONVENTIONAL COUNTER PERSON for dry cleeaners, INCOME TAX SERVICE DIRECTORY ment Managor ' Farrolngton & Oak" Park area. Full Beginning Thors, Mar. 3rd,1883 GENERAL lime position. Expericoc* preferred but Toplaceyourad MORTGAGES t>ot necessary. Paid holidays & vaca­ Call Lois:591-1110 or 591-OWO •. First Federal of Michigan tion Apply tn person al main' office, MANAGEMENT Somerset Cleaners, Uit W. Maple al INTERIOR DECORATING opportuni­ 1001 Woodward Ave. Coolidge, Troy. ty. Become * part of nations el art & IBM 4300/DOS accessory design firm.' Commercial A Call Hugh Ross Detroit, Ml 48226 Dffi ROOM LEADER residential. Minimal" investment re­ SERVICE Must be able to build complete progres­ quired. Mors. Thru Fri ».30 to Spot An Equal Opportunity Employer sive dies & ^0«. dies frorrt die drawings. > ." * J57-40W Ross Mortgage Corp. PROGRAMMER/ANALYST Crowing company. Fringe benefits. Re- 2970tW. Six Mile pty lo box 714 Observer * Eccenlrle INTERIOR DESIONER - To }©ta estab­ Ryder Syslem Automotive Carrier Division, Norlh Ameri­ Suite 140A • Llvonja. Newspapers. Mill Schoolcraft Rd, lished design studio to Birmlngham. Uvonla. Michigan 48IM Must have Interior Design Degree arid ca a largest carrier of new automobiles Is looking for a The Be|l Creek Plaza following. Reply to Bo* 731'Observer 547-4700 Programmer/Anaryat. . CaJI tor Appointment DIRECT CARE worker for. group It Eccentric Newspapers, 3«iST School- borne, Long Lake t MMdlebelL Most be craft Rd-, Uvoola, MlchlgM Ur< for sector tidxefti building Jo NW foborb. sharp Sales people (of territories In DRUMMERS WANTEl). Windsor based Salary plus apartment Excellent beoe- Attention: J/Lombardo - Employment ° . Nottberi, Eastern aV Western fuVorfcaij Scottish ' Pip* Band reqolr* Soar* fiU. Experience preferred. 0a^ Park ^7-370(^ • ' 'areas. Owa UaaspoHitiori Good :il

fctaftMMattkt* Thursday.' February 17,1983 O&E (P,C.R.W,0-9C)*11C 502 Help Wanted 502 Help Wanted 504 Help Wanted 504 Help Wanted 504 Help Wanted 505 Help Wanted 506 Help Wanted 506 Help Wanted 507'Help Wanted O^tal-Medlcal •tatal-Medlcal Office-Clerical Office-Clerical Office-Clerical Food-Beverage Safei Salee Part Time FULL TIME DenUl Assistant for 3-parteer general practice, located RN'S WE NEED EXPERIENCED LEGAL RECEPTIONIST - SoOthJleld PERMANENT PART TIME individual in Livonia, Should be Certified or have Law firm. Receptionist & secretarial Real Estate Sales to wort ia art gallery. Must be respon­ THERE are reason* w »y we art «1 Word Processors & Data En­ eiperience required, maximum salary ONE CALL DOES IT ALLI HAIRCRAFT Established office, oo-slle broker, 1 yrs. txperteoce. Phone Mon.-Frt GRAND One of (he countries most aggressive sible It reliable; personable with cus­ Sam-Spm 478-1110 Just atk a PRO CARE ONE NURSE try Operators. 1100 per week, excellent typing skills, Place your classified want ad ia owner-manager. Cood location, Or drop by our office nearest yog Suburban Detroit's finest market hair ornament lines looking for i spe­ tomers, good skills la lyptng 4 letter advancement opportunities, benefits. knowledgeabVe—uJes associates, full writing, abje to train for backroom It ie« f or youneU • Skills on the following equip­ Repty to box 778. Observer & Eccentric The Observer 6 Eccentric Newspapers cial person for part Ume sales service. time office support systems, night and HOME, CARE NURSE AIDES OPENING Have fun. make money, name your own weekeod secretary, accelerated pay mounting process, FLEXIBLE, possi­ PRO CARE ONE, INC ment are In great demand: Newspapers. 38131 Scaooleraft Rd, bility of working Into full time. Apply In Put tiro* ewptoirroeal opportunity Uvonia. Michigan 41150 591-0900 Wayne bocrt. No gimmicks Guaranteed sal­ program. Member of UNRA and BBBR. available. Ccxnpletioo of an Approved MADISON HTS. 541-5544 XEROX 850/860 THE GROUND ROUND ary. For appointment call 881-3349 CaUfor further details, Confidentially person: CrafiskM, 318 Merrill, Blr- 644-1070 Oakland mingnam. No pbooe calls please. Horn* Care Training Program required. IBM DISPLAY WRITER The newest location of the fast-growing respected- v 1 vr. la torn* experience preferred. No LIVONIA 622-5753 LEGAL 852-3222 Rochester/Avon popular openinchain go f soofamila by ^restaurantFarmlngtoos HIGH FINANCIAL REAL ESTATE RECEPTIONIST Sec­ others need apply SOUTHFIELD 569-4400 NBI3000 Use your Visa or Master Card AopUcaUoos Accepted RECEPTIONIST Hills. REWARDS retary 14 Mile 4 Middlebelt, West R.N.-UP.N LEXITRON ,. Century 21 Bloomfield. Thurs. evening i~8pm 4 al­ Tbe Health Care Professionals This plash renowned corporate law SECRETARIAL POSITION - Full time ... la a career with a FUTURE! Join our •* VINCENT N/LEE Full Uroe position (Moo. thru Fit) la aa IBM 34 COMPUTER firm* needs your pleasant manner and for Irauraace i|eocyr"GeTse?a! "office" Immediate openingf for eiperlenced ternating weekead day. with rfeaibility PCO ASSOCIATES, INC OutPaUeat Cardiology practice la well-established It family-owned Real EXECUTIVE TRANSFER SALES 17000 W. t Mile Rd- Suit* SWA good typing skills ta "Hold down the dulles. Flexible hours Eiperience pre­ Estate Company _ ?F. Chamberlain is for additional hours If oeefssary. Ei- Farmlngtoo Hills. Prior experience la UNIVAC1900 Fort-i". Full benefits. 811.400 to start ferred. Troy location. 342-1585 BARTENDERS 626-3900 celletl typing skills and pleasant pbooe Soelhfleld. Mi 48073 Cardiovascular Nursing. Position in­ Earn top dollars today by calling currently lotervjewlflg. Professional • 431-0836 ail 3532090 before H.M PM- or seod SERVERS training provided! manner a roust Previous real estate volves-Holler Scanniag 6 Echocardiog­ MANPOWER—- resume (o: SECRETARY for new law (inn. Expe­ COOKS REAL ESTATE - — eiperieoc* "aid shorthand preferred. KYOIEN1ST «et*d-1fu7*d*y» & half raphy. Send resume to: Box 790, Ob­ SNELLING It SNEIXING rienced. 353-8090 CASHIERS Call: STEVE LEIBHAN SALESPEOPLE Compensation commensurate with ex­ day oo Saturday. Mature, serloo. with server & Ecceatrie Newspaper*, 38261 TEMPORARY SERVICES «555 Evergreen, Suite 1007 perience. Please submit resume to Boi Scboolcrait Rd., UvooU, Michigan SECRETARY for food service chain. 548,-1600 Excellent oportoaity for new 4 eipe­ 592. Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers. references. UvooU area. 427-4181 or LIVONIA 478-1130 Southfleld . 353-2090 Typiag. light bookkeeping, enthusiastic, Apply rieoced Salespeople. Congenial living 135-1077 .HIRING 36151 Schoolcraft Rd, Livonia, Mjchi- TROY 585-5595 must have eiperience. Send resume to 30005 Orchard Lake Rd. Openiap tor sales reps. Excellent op­ room atmosphere. Best Plymouth loca- gan48l50 * HYGIEN1ST • PART TIME LEGAL box 7J4, Observer & Eccentric Newspa­ Farmington Hills portunity for self rnotiva ted people. tloa. 5 officw in Metro Suburban De­ Evenings and Saturdays PlynrOalh. DETROIT 965-7000 pers. 38251 Scboolcrait Rd, Livonia. Grow with a growing company and op­ troit Nationwide Referral Program SECRETARY - Good with numbers 4 Canton and Northville area. Reply to EXCELLENT POSITION for experi­ SECRETARIES Miciigaa 48150 N. of 13 Mile portunity. Calrfor appointment. Excellent framing program- Call Dave typing skills. Small clfice-la Southfield Box 770. Observer & Ecceatrie News­ RED WING enced (i Yr. min.) General Office Secre­ 453-1940 Ramsey - for cocJioeoUal Interview. Legal or real estate or Insurance expe­ tary with tna' fastest growing retail AT HILLSTROM & ROSS SECRETARY NEEDED for fast grow­ KITCHEN HELP - malure persoo lo papers. MJSI ScboolCTafl R4. Livonia, ing lawn care company for Uvoala off­ work prep It board, must be available HITCHCOCK rience belpfol May work into full time Michigan 48154 firm Typing «5 WPM and shorthand a fNSUrfANCB Moo, Wed 4 mornings Sat Please reply TICKET must! Cilculitlooj a daily task with Our reputation' avales us to the roost ice- Responsibilities'include maintain days & nights. 25 to 35 hrs weekly. Emma's Restaurant, Plymouth. Start oif the New Year right! We are a to Box. 668. Observer 4 Eccentric LABORATORY TECHNICIAN high quality pbooe Work the key" Sal­ prestigious law firms ia the area. Our customer & sales records, bookkeeping medium «1« aggressive casualty insur­ GALLERY 20 years experience can help find the 4t some typing Looking for mature, ex­ = 4534260 Newspapers, 36251 Scboolcrait Rd, MJiT. or H-KW. registered, needed. WINNER ary commensurate with experience • ance agency looking for winners. Livonia. Michigan 48150, part time, Wayne area, Experienced all Applications accepted from 12 to 3 PM positioa (or which you are best quali­ perienced Individual to fill permanent WANTED. OFHOMES fied, either temporary or permanent positioa. 422-7980 NOW HIRING - part time, days. Host­ areuoflab.WlafuMlarn 326-7770 Moa.. Feb. Hta thru Frt. Feb. !«lh ess 8i Wall Persons, both require expe­ • Proven Commercial Property Casu­ 453-2210 32975 Schoolcraft, (Just east of Farm­ The fee is employer paid. Call today!' - SWIMMING INSTRUCTOR SECRETARY - part time, duties In­ rience- Apply In persoo Toes thru Frt ally Executive ' 1 ROUTE SALES LPN OR Medical Assistant to teach all GinnleQentry lngtoo Rd.) Uvonia. between J L 5 PM. Northville Char­ Proven Personal line Executive Call 476-8010 phases of Medical Assistant Program. HILLSTROM & ROSS clude dictaphone transcribing, answer­ Responsible, highly motivated persoo 136 Walnut apt. 3 ing phones, filing & misc, general office ley's. 41122 W 7 Mile. • Small Agency looking to lower over­ for soack food distributorship. For in­ WORD PROCESSOR Must have rola. J Yrs current working AGENCY head I? mauinfalr 'n ownershi..p and. eipand experience. Call * 711-177? Rochester EXECUTIVE cuties, must be a speedy & accurate formation call 9am-5pm. 328-3447 To operate 501 Olivetti as assignments 626-8188 typist & BOB smoker. Excellent opportu­ WAITERS k WAITRESSES " market arise Ideal for employed persoo after LPN - Part time self t J-l1 or 11-7. Ma­ Please call the promo­ SECRETARY nity (or full time employment Please Full time 4 part time Applications OFFER. Best Incentive program In the SALESHELP wanted Por information hours or on weekends Birmingham ture eiperlenced Aid-for 11-fCood send resume to Personnel. 300 E Loqg being taken at D G Lounge, 20651 W. 8 Industry, ownership Sf yoor dwn ac­ call 28>3I49 area Contact John Palmer between tion department of the Lake Rd, Suite 360 Bloomfield Hills, milt 533-6459 counts, 50/50 split on commission, 9 and 1 lam weekdays 645-211! wages. Apply la person. Wishing Well Two successful professionals need aa SALES HELP wanted for Photography Manor. 520 W. Main a, Nortiville. Observer & Eccentric Mich. 50/5« split oo any contingency checks experienced Executive Secretary to as­ , LEGAL WAITER/WAITRESS - Full or part that your business generates. Studio Apply In person between 9 A.M: and 5 sist them with their heavy work loads. SECRETARY time, afternoon or midnight shift only. AU Inquiries will be bandied with strict 26703 Plymouth Rd . Redford MEDICAL ASSISTANT, mature, 1 Must have eicellent typing and short­ 508 Help Wasted years experience, part time. Most know P.M., Friday, February Part Time. 9-7pm. 9½ & SoutMield Musi be experienced Apply in person: confidence If Interested, call Pal or hand and have taken meeting minutes SECRETARIES James Scbeible zaccagni Calayda, Inc. Palace Fine Foods, 1330 Walton Blvd Mark at. 851-8808 i vena puncture, x-ray. Injections, some 18, 1983, to claim your Generous starting salary ana benefits. Domestic • Wiling eiperience. 455-2970 Experienced legal secretaries needed 559-1670 Rochester. SALES MANAGER two FREE RED WING Send confidential resume to: for permanent & temporary assign- INSURANCE Outstanding career opportunity has de­ A MATRONLY WOMAN to supervise TICKETS. Mr. Rivers, P. O. Box 691, SoutMield, theots in the metro & suburban areas. WAJTPERSON U COOK- Experienced veloped within oor managerial staff care 4 guidance of 14 yr. old son of MEDICAL ASSISTANT MI 48037. Call now or send me your resume. SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST - lor only. Apply within. Before 11am or al­ We are seeking aa established broker or working mother 4 to also supervise ef­ Full lime, experienced, EKO, Vena- T-PLAN LIFE fective operation of all household re­ ALL FEES EMPLOYER PAID national company In Southiield. Super ter 2PST The Clock Restaurant. 23380 Eiperieoced agents needed to market sales associate, with or without man­ puncture. Reception desk. Southfield. 591-2300 ext. 244 An Equal Opportualty Employer spot (or outgoing professional with ex­ Telegraph. Southfleld agement experience, to )oin our large sponsibilities Live-to. own private 559-5730 Traasamerica Assurance's T-Plan Poli­ room localed In Northville. Room, cellent pbooe manner, excellent typing cy Interest oo policy cash values are growth-onented companv. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - Must . JOANNE skills & ability to handle lots of variety. WAITPERSON, eiperleoce needed- Ap­ board, food, jilus wages to right persoo have at least 3 vt*h working experi­ ply - Fingers Saloon. 35231 Telegraph lodeied to Government T-Bill rates. We REAL ESTATE ONE Respood by writing lo Box 766 Plush atmosphere and great benefits, offer leads, (raining, company benefits. Medical Lab Tech ence or be recent business school grad­ (ee paid, 114.000. Soothfleld 353-3910 Call Barbara Walkowtcz Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers. S Registered, experienced. Internist's off' uate. Typing 80 WPM, shorthandllO MANSFIELD WAITRESS/WAITER - Senior citisen RARE OPPORTUNITY 36251 Schoolcraft Rd. Livonia. Michi­ f Ice. Northwestern & 11 Mile. \ CONGRATULATIONS WPM. Call Mkrtin Waller at «45-«10 ADAMS & MARTIN 525-0990 gan 46150. ' 156-5710 PERSONNEL apartment oo tips Full or part time Call Mr. Ed Archey For Personal Interview EXPERIENCED for 1 Clrl Office. Sec- 1100N Woodward Birmingham available, II to J or 11 to 6 PM Call F6r an Interview An Equal Opportunity Employer BABYStTTER FOR 2 pee-scboot girls, MEDICAL RECEPTlOmST retary/Receptionlsl/Bookkeeper, Per­ LEGAL 358-0212 SALESPEOPLE 4 Canvassers who references. Five Mile 4 Inkster Rd For Froot Desk for MulU Ophthalmolo­ sonal Secretary. Fleiible & willing to 646-5600 649-1577 area Call after 2pra. 525-72SS gist office. Mature, dependable expert- 504 Help Wanted work N E Bloomfield Hills area Call SECRETARY Aa Equal Opportunity Employer want to earn up to $50,000 a year sell­ -enced. Full Time. SoutMield. Write Box Tburs. 4 Frt Only, 9-4PM. ask (or PERSONNEL Southiield CPA firm requires a compe­ 506 Help Wanted ing eoergy Items. Please call am BABY SITTER 77« Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers, Office-Clerical Carolyn. 857-4950 TOP OF TROY tent person with bookkeeping experi­ 6479820 (or 2 pre-schoolers in my Maple - Tele­ »251 Scboolcrait Rd.. Uvonla. Michi­ 755 W. Big Beaver. Suite 209 ence. CalL 559-8040 Sales JC PENNEY graph Home Weekday mornings. Own gan 411 SO EXPERIENCED Real Estate Secre­ Troy,Mi 48084 SALESPERSON transportation Call 865-1774 Accounts Payable 182-34 SO A BIG DEMAND For this service- TWELVE OAKS MALL Direct mail advertising, flexible hours, tary. Must have good telephone & typ­ SECRETARY/TYPIST is now accepting applications for expe­ MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST ing skills for pleasant office in Redford Eves i Weekends. 851-2058 Needed for Ad Agency Diversified, fast a profitable business. Learn color ideal for college student or housewife BABY SITTER/HOUSEKEEPER for 1 for Troy Physician. Experienced in peg- Receivable Clerk cosmetics. The Total Look. Will train rienced salesperson for the Men's suits Cormoissioo 837-2240 4 5 year old Lovable, dependable, must Seod resume to P O Box 182. Farming- LEGAL SECRETARY paced envlremeoL Excellent skills a department - part time. board, insurance, etc Moa thro Frt ton. Ml 48024 must Previous Ad Agency eiperience a Call after 3PM 415-9815 drive .own car Noo smoker. My Farro- Ra'pidly growing Troy company needs Full or part time, bankruptcy experi­ Apply in person, JC Penney. SALES PERSON • eiperieoced 4 artic­ es6-iss9 ence. Mr. Moser 967-O900 plus Excellent benefits. inelon Hills home. 1-3 days Current in experienced Accounts Payable- Twelve Oaks Mall. Personnel office ulate to sell Pharmaceuticals 4 Surgi­ references Salary negotiable 476-8914 Call ' 358-4800. ext 200 only Moo thru Fri . 10am - 4pm cal Supplies to Doctors in the Tn-Coun- MEDICAL SECRETARY - experienced Receivable Clerk to keep up with its LEGAL SECRETARY ADD SUCCESS... for Farmlngtbo doctor's office. Billing busy pace. Computer knowledge and SOUTHFIELD OFFICE to your Career! Many Real Estate firms Eqiul Opportunity Emplo>er M/F ty area Commission Only! For appoint­ BABYSITTER • mature woman in my EXPERIENCED Part lime. Moo thru Thurs. 1-Spm. ment call between 114 2PM,' 173-8524 experience needed. Call 471-5533 typing necessary. Generous atarting Frt. 9- 5pm. Birmingham area 442-909¾ oeeds general office clerk. Must have at tali of success ... We can show you ours Novi home for 8 mooth boy Own trans­ LICENSED portation, weekdays 8-Spm. non salary and'oeoeiits. Send confidential least 1 jear eiperience Call for ap­ . and how to be a part of it' We will SALES R EPRESENTATIVE MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION1ST resume to-. Mr. Ross. P. 0. Boi «91. SWITCHBOARD OPR. LEGAL SECRETARY - Small Redford pointment. . 424-8811 teach You how to make more money smoker, references Alter 6pm 4712754 Proof Reader A prestigious National LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS Career Opportunity lo represent 3M Southfleld. MI 48037. WORD PROCESSORS area legal firm is seeking an experi­ than ever before. We offer the most Brand Commercial Sound Equipment la Company has an immediale full time enced Legal Secretary Excellent typ­ TELEGRAPH ' 8 Mile area Expanding revolutionary Compensation Program Area manager needs agent BABY SITTER - Mature woman to position for a key person with extensive Detroit Metro area Salary. Commis­ care for iisfant la our Farmington Plante 4 Morao recruiting for an equal (Wang, Xerox 850 & 860) ing sad dictaphone experience neces­ Southfleld Distributor seeks qualified in the business. Call Ken Kernen. to cover his access appoint­ knowledge of medical terminology and Individual 1« Order Pr%essing Dept sion, eipenses 4 benefits. Car requlred- home, part time basis Must have refer­ opportunity employer CRT OPERATORS ' sary. Salary commensurate with expe­ Group Vice-Presideol - for details. ments & train for his job. B.O.E. Call 522-2913 recent transcribing eiperience (Ds and rience. If interested, seod confidential Must type 55 WPM; knowledge of Busi­ 657-1900 ences. Call between 6-8 30pm. 471-0518 OR). Primary responsibilities include ADDITIONAL OPENING KEYPUNCH OPR. » resume to: Legal Secretary Opening. ness Machines helpful. Fringe benefits. Must be aggressive & need SALES REP WANTED proof reading of all medical reports Call before HAM. 332-8234 15 Offices In Detroit Metro Area BABYSITTER NEEDED in my South- for Travel Agent with 1 or 1 yrs. com­ J2025 Grand River. Detroit, Ml 4821» to make at least $50,00(3 per To sell electronics security system Full field borne 2 children. 3 months 4 2 and supervision of medical transcrip- puter experience Prefer Sabre. Bene­ KELLY SERVICES can help you put tioaists. Please call 389 8558 TYPIST Schweitzer Real Estate year.Call 995-9655 or part time, but mest be willing to years Mon -Fri. 6 45am-515pm. Refer­ fits Opportunity for promotion. In your skills to wort Must have at least 8 spend 20-25 hours pet week. Sales eipe­ ences 828-2356. after 5 30pm 569-3885 SoutMield or W. Bloomfield Areas. Only months experience. If Interested, please LEGAL SECRETARY For large downtown Detroit law firm. BETTER HOMES k GARDENS MODERN M R. facility looking for full Take charge 1 man dictaphone Secre­ Typing 45 WPM clus Legal eiperience MEN OR WOMAN to sell new food rience necessary. Send resume to: P.O. Persons with travel experience should call the offfice nearest you for an ap- tary, busy SoutMield office. 6833499 ADVERTISING CAREER/SALES Boi S2J3. Orchard Lake. Ml 46033 BABYSITTER, wanted Mature, loving, . or part-time R.N. day shift. Com- apply. Call B & H Travel between » polatrDeot Moo. thru Frt between 9 preferred. Good benefit package Reply products, excellent earning potential !- peteUve wage'benefits 4 package. Ask lo Box, 792, Observer & Eccentric Pocket Savers, a rapidly growing and Caltbefore 13 noon or after 6pm. dependable woman lo care (or a 2 AMSMPM-at 358-3320 or «51-0700 AM 4 3 PM LEGAL SECRETARY mooth old. fall time in my Bloomfield for Linda McGowan. D.O.N, 719-0SJ7 Newspapers, 38251 Schoolcraft Rd. expanding International corporation of­ 548-5952 Eiperlenced Royal Oak Area Livonia, Michigan 48150 fers an excellent opportunity for high SELF-STARTERS home Hours daily 8-4 Absolutely non- ADMINISTRATOR - CONTROLLER Full time position. financlal'rewards and or franchise own­ smoker, own transportatioo a must M.T. or M.L.T. oeeded. Full 4 part- 801 W. 8ig Beaver Rd., Troy An Equal Opportunity Employer have aa eicellent Head Start to be suc­ Must have eiperience In financial man- 288-5000 ership. Individual will be responsible cessful in Real Estate -.that - + our Salary negotiable Starting April 1 time for busy Doctor's Office Call agemeot. Uvonia. Reply to box lit Ob­ (suite 400) MEN & WOMEN I0AM-JPM. ask form. 358-1741 for maintaining existing accounts as Training Programs - comes out to a Must have current references Call af • server & Ecceatrie Newspaper*. 36251 LEGAL SECRETARY TYPIST/SECRETARY • Experienced 362-1180 only". 7t) WPM accurate, shorthand help­ well-as developing new business. Full to sell Florida housing & successful professional career in Real ter6PM 335-4056 Schoolcraft Rd, Uvonia. Michigan Part Ume, 5 days per week, experience training program. Excellent career Estate Call (or details. 48150 necessary. Southfleld area. Call before ful. Long term Trby temporary posi­ building sites to our clients. BABYSITTER WANTED for 19 month 2239 S. Telegraph Rd.- tion Temporary Specialists 354-3811 path whkh combines high Iricomeijales NURSE 3PM 352-8200 success & management potential" Exciting work. No license Century 21 old. full time, will consider roy bouse or Bloomfleld Hills yours. Rochester/Troy area, referenc­ LEGAL SECRETARY Call Mr Dagenais. 547-3244 needed. We train. Ask for Al. PIETY HILL. INC. 642-8100 HOME CARE ATTENTION 642-9650 es After 7pm. 652-4552 LEGAL SECRETARY Intelligent efficient 4V assertive Indi­ TYPISTS AGENTS WANTED FERGIN AGENCY START YOUR own business for under Prestigious Southiield based firm seeks vidual to assist i Troy attorneys with Up lo 822.800 bonus available lor quali­ 813 Shaklee nutritional consultant (or CHILD CARE- Mature, reliable experi­ The Michigan Cancer Foundation has corporate-probale-fimily law practice. enced woman lo care for 6 month in­ an opening for a nurse - BSN and some corporate/litlgatloo secretary for new 12434 12 Mile Rd., Warren fied, experienced agent A+ Life Com­ the 1984 Olympic Ski Team presents a associate. Successful candidate must Transcribe dictation, draft (orm plead­ pany with excelleot porfolio of products 522-1500 100% solution to weight loss. The fant in my Birmingham home. Approxi­ community health experience pre­ 573-4200 ings, conduct 'telephooe-research; han­ Secretaries mately 20 hrs pet week. Non-smoker, ferred, but not essential have strong typing & dicta skills with k fringe benefits, including life, health, NATIONAL Photo Company oeeds as­ Shaklee Slim Plan" Call for the earn­ professional polish. Salary 813,000 to dle billing & banking. Prefer memory General & Legal disability k pension Full service office sertive representative for department ing potential we train. 651-8138 current references, own transportation. 114.000 Full benefits Fee paid 3233 Woodward Ave. or word processing training. Neat ap­ & company paid training plans. 6 posi­ stores and malls Need reliable trans­ Starting Mid April Some light house­ Wjll provide quality care for cancer pa­ pearance, some tegal eiperience & ac­ TELEPHONE SALES keeping. 642-6809 tients in their homes. Suburban loca­ Call Sheri Hill Immediately Berkley tions available. For appt call Mike Zu- portation, limited travel unlimited In­ curate 65 Plus WPM required 30-40 come potential. Contact Photo Promo­ Permanent part-time position (or eipe­ tion TELEPHONE UnskiCLU. . 357-0430 CHILD CARE Mature woman to care 398-7900 hrs. weekly. Flexible schedule possible American United Life tions 589-757« rieoced Sales Person. Top Base 4 Com- AMERICAN Mae41f.gaj«irlj as 7AM. 518-8888 mlMiw fw Cloocrs Call days. »9 1334 ffa-su yr pMi'firttr fir Furm'rf • Conn.n.'lemHe Uiiefits. fcunl starting NATIONWIDE MULT-LINE Insurance Kills home. 4 days. Light housekeeping. salary. PERSONNEL" 355-5526 19000 E. 15 Mile Rd. SAtESr— AGGRESSIVE • EXPERIENCED TELEPHONE SALES- Pbooe Solicitors. 9-1 PM. or 4-8 PM company, well known among teachers Must be dependable Noo-smoker. Ref­ Mt. Clemens MARKETING 4 educator* is seeking candidates for a $3 36 per hour. + bonus, from oor 7 erences required> Call between 7-10 NO FEE-TOP PAY 33 per hour, plus bonus. Mr. Rossi Mile 4 TelegraDh office, 9AM-12 Nooo. Please Call 792-5600 968-8400 career sales opportunity in the Detroit PM . 553-8046 Metropolitan area. A successful back­ Call Moo. thru Fri.. »-lz Noon, 881-2633 833-0710 Ext. 368 SECRETARY COMPANION FOrTao elderly lady. 1 lo ATTENTION BONUSES AGGRESSIVE, MATURE, with profes­ ground la sales or ia "the educatioo pro­ An Equal Opportunity Employer 30400 Telegraph Rd. Marketing support person is needed for TELEPHONE SOLICITORS 2 days a week, no lifting, requires very sional or managerial background, en­ fession Is desirable Individuals receive Eiperieoced -^to work at our Southfleld (suite J57) a growing insurance company. Quali­ BENEFITS both home office 4 field training to sell little care Cook lurch 4 dinner. Shel­ hancing career potential I or 2 even­ office.- Part time • 14 per hour plus don/Ann Arbor Trail area 427-7826 NURSES AIDES SECRETARIES . Birmingham fied candidate must possess good secre­ ings per week. Income commensurate 4 service products exclusive for com­ If yoo have hospital or ouning" borne tarial skills as well as being able to FRIDAY PAY commission. Work (or the leading TYPISTS - 60 WPM 644-2150 with ability and effort. Possible 1200- pany. Compensation Includes initial.fi­ Home Improvement Co. COOK - Part uroe for private home. eiperience, transportation, enjoy car­ communicate effectively written and Detroit 962-9650 11300 per month with further advance­ nancing leading lo eicellent program West Bloomfield area. Salary and hours ing for the elderly 4 art available for 1 orally. Positioa involves extensive tele­ Belvedere Coostructioo WORD PROCESSORS Southfleld 354-0557 ment If qualified, call (or personal In­ of commission & bonuses. Fringe bene­ MrChase \ 557-1000 open. Send resume to P O Box S3S5. to 4 hrs. for borne care visits, we Invite phone work. Insurance agency experi­ terview, noon to 5pm, 2614089 fits 4 retirement program provided. West Bloomfield. MI 48033 you to tola our team. Classes will be We have work in the downtown and sub­ ence a plus. Excellent opportunity with Troy . 362-4650 Seod resume to Horace Mann Educa­ WANTED Pbooe Solicitors, part-time/ held In March Call now to assure your­ urban areas for those who have any of a good compensation package. 1( you ALARM SALES • Full It part lime. tors, 31275 Northwestern Highway. foil time. Flexible schedule Base pay Cooks. Housekeepers, Maids. Laun­ self a spot In the class. the above skills. KELLY are Interested, please seod resume to Commission plus travel allowance. Suite 205. Farmlr.gton Hills, Micb guarantee plus incentive, possibility of dresses. Couples. Butlers. Chauffeurs. PRO CARE ONE, INC Company training program You coo-' 48018 calling from your own borne If desired Day Workers. Handymen -.- - CALL FOR APPOINTMENT MICHIGAN PHYSICIANS OLSTEN trol your Income. Call between 9am- Equal Opportunity Employer M/F Call Pal or Mark at 851-8808 Cross^PoisteEmpfoymeni 885-4576 Uvonia 522-5753 MUTUAL LIABILITY CO.. 4pm 378-1940 or 524-1072 NEED Organized Persoo to help estab­ WE NEED AGGRESSIVE SALESMEN HOUSEHOLD HELP • Weekend NURSES: LPN-S/fWS SERVICES C/O Strattoo-Cfceeseman Mgmt Co Temporary Services AMBITIOUS PERSON to sell Office 6735 Telegraph Rd. Suite 20S. lish New Accounts Must be articulate due to our eitensiTe advertising cam­ Light cleamr.g and babysitting 3 PM For private duty. Cood wages, flexible LIVONIA 525-0330 The Kelly Clrl People" Equal Opportunity Employer M/P/H Stationery Products In Metro Detroit Friday, toll AM Sunday 855-5178 hours, Uvingston Home Health Care. P.O. Box 2060. Birmingham, Mi. 48012 4 possess good telephone manner paign we have more leads than we can DEARBORN NOT AN AGENCY - NEVER A FEE for ooe of-the area's oldest companies. Westland area. Call 326-4715 319-2013 565-8060 handle. Call Roa (or interview between HOUSEKEEPER Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/H Word Processor No eiperience necessary. Business or Jam-Mam at Thermo Sash; 522 4500 SOUTHFIELD 569-7500 FULL TIME OFFICE HELP Attn Personnel Manager Marketing Degree telpful. Salary Open! OPPORTUNITY earning good money Experienced Prefer live-ia Help in NURSING SUPERVISOR Bookkeeping ability, phone, typiag. An Equal Opportunity Employer Successful Southfield professional firm Send resume for Interview selling art lo pre-selected prospects 4 care of 2 children Noo-smoker Bloom­ WARREN 977-0860 needs a Word Processor who loves sta­ Westland - Livonia Area We have an Immediate opening for a Beoe/its. Redlord area. Call for, appt MEDICAL COLLECTIONS PERSON - P.O Box 367, Troy, Mi. 48099. offices Experience not necessary- Full field Hills 855-6855 part-time Nursing Supervisor to work 538-8839 tistical work. Must type at least 65 or part time. Contact Mr Burke be­ Telephone only for medical facility. Ei­ WPM and have excellent grammar 4 AN EXCITINC way lo become a new HOUSEKEEPER, full time, live In , every other weekend tn our small sub- perience required. Insurance prepara­ tween 10am-8pm 540-9528 or 446-6805 .. urban bospUaL The selected candidate spelling Salary commensurate with ex­ you Become a color cosmetic consult­ Be a Money-Maker Southfield area 2 children Excellent GENERAL tion helpfuL 557-0440 working conditions 357-0011 2 will possess a BSN.-with experience In WITT perience. For details call ant Will train, flexible Income 4 hours. PART-TIME HELP needed for selling Sell Avon. Great People. Call: 10-6pm Mon thru Fri 591-0847 Hand-painted apparel 4 mooogrammed : Medical Surgical 4 LC.U./C.C.U. and OFFICE HOUSEKEEPER NEEDED in Hunt- ' supervisory eiperience. Interested ap­ NATIONAL COMPANY 352-2500, Ext. 364 items- Call for details. 9AM-7PM. Earn^SSS. -Set your own Various permanent part time AREA DISTRIBUTOR seeks energetic irgtoo Woods, live-in or olherwise to plicants, please apply in person; Looking for an exceptional bard work­ 8638469 hours. Call. care for 1 child. 540-7060 - Metropolitan West Hospital. 38303 Joy ing permanent part time secretary able salesperson Self-disciplined and cus­ SERVICES positions available. Typlst9, tomer empathy a must Experience ' Rd. Westland. Mi. 48185. to work well under pressure.*Must be a An Equal Opportunity Employer PART TIME sales person for woman's LIGHT HOISEKEEPING. Wed only, The Temporary Help People Bookkeepers, Legal. Call Liz. fast accurate typist, as overall high telpfol or we will train Call for Inter­ apparel- Experienced, mature, depend­ view 4 PM-8 PM. only- 626-3540 553-7866 approx 6 hours Noo smoker, own trans 478-3500. ootput employee willing U> grow with able 4 Hexible Farmlngton. Ca6 be­ portalion required Call between 5pm- CHALLENGING Detroit area career 505 Help Wanted tween I0am-12 noon 474-9225 ORAL SURGEON with fast growing • young energetic • SWELLING 8. SNELLING the company. Common sense and letter 6pm: . 557-4888. Part-time. Excellent opportunity with great retail product company - needs 29200 Vassar. Suite 404 composition skills a must Small subur­ PART TIME SALES 507 Help Wanted rapidly growln'g oral surgery group. Uvonia. Michigan; 48I5J ban office. Excellent benefits. Food-Beverage LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER experienced ultra flexible Personnel A STEP . Must be available during morning Part Time Experienced. 5 days, Moeday thru Fri­ New ultra-modern facility Salary com­ Resumes only to: BAKER for country club, 2 years mini­ hours, eiperience preferred, apply Administrator with ofdee manager re­ GENERAL OFFICE • Bid research, day »20 per day 756-3006 474-9225 mensurate with experience. Partner­ sponsibilities - great Ml,- benefits, - ). 1-. Clarridge. 30600 Telegraph Rd. mum eiperience, knowledge o( pastry, Mon. thru Fri at The Willow Tree. 138 ATTENTION CRAFT Enthusiasts need­ typing, filing, self starter, aggressive suite 3122. Birmingham. MI 48010 ship alternatives. Available Immediate­ bonuses. Send complete resume with rolls, pie, etc. Apply In person with re­ AHEAD S Woodward, Birmingham ed. Set your own hours, unlimited tn- LOVING ADULT 0>nstiaa babysitter, ly Dearborn. 582-8150 personality. Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm W. references Immediately to: OFFICE HELPER sume Moa. Uiru Fri, It to 3 PM. Ask B.F. Chamberlain Real Estate Compa­ come. training provided. Call Creative foil time for 17 mo old, our Plymouth Bloomfield location. Send resume to for Chef Liebe. Meadowbrook Couatry PEOPLE WANTED for new nutritional PART TIME DENTAL ASSISTANT Project Hire. P.O. Box 1100«, P.O. Box 5336. W. Bloomfield 48033 • Part lime, flexible hours Bookkeeping, ny. Michigan's largest (amily-owned Expressions Tor personnel Interview home. Own transportation, references club. 40941 W. 8 Mile. Northville. diet program Lose 15 to 20 lbs in a cou­ 538-6351 or 928-0897 Eiperieoced Alter 6pm 455 4124 Must be experienced in 4 handed den- Lansing. Mich, 48909 typing, filing. 10 Mile/Middlebelt *re* real estate company Is currently inter­ ple of weeks Call 661-6236 tiilry. lab 4 X-ray. Must be willing to CENERAL OFFICE - Small company Call Eves 8pm-10pm 474-3961 CHEF viewing. See what the Pacesetter in the SUPER PERSON needs pmon for permanent part ume. Industry has to offer! 10 area offices - BIRMINGHAM PROPERTY Manage­ MATURE BABYSITTER to provide work evenings & Saturdays. Uvonia Creative and eipcrienced. willing lo re- ment Firm needs individual experi­ loving care tot 2 boys. 11 mos 4 3¾ -area Call to tpply 5TTo77tr Mast be faster than a speeding hul'•**k • Ipo-iibfe futuit; full UJW:Typing"4 jen" rofesslonal training provided Call PERSONNEL AGENCY stronger than a locomotive, able to leap locale. Send references and resume to: enced throcgh trial balance (or part yrs. i n my Troy borne, 1-2 days per «k. eral office procedures necessary. Will­ OFFICEI-fELP P.O Box 876. Battle Creek, Mi, 49016 teve Leibhan. at 5574700 - EMPLOYMENT PART TIME position for Northville tall buildings in a single bound, some ing to help la other departments. For time work. Call John Palmer between 9 own transportation, non-smoker, expe­ At EARL KEIM REALTY "Education and Ham weekdays- 645-2111 rienced, references required 641-9348 dectal practice. Experience with dental typing, bookkeeping & telephone eipe­ appointment call, 835-2700 COOKS - eiperlenced only. Apply la CONSULTANT Insurance, peg board, bookkeeping rience helpful, for a one person office. makes Ihe Difference", offering FREE Do yoo have the ability to influence PART TIME person Ramshorn, 17461 Telegraph Pre-License Training Classes + In- BOOKKEEPER - fell charge must have MATURE Babysitter reeded (or 2 yr. Chairside eiperience preferred. N W. Detroit 933-«85 GENERAL OFFICE - clerical Uvonia Rd., Detroit people and the confidence In yourself to area, busy office needs person to handle House Training Our Top Producer in eiperience thru trial balance, lax re- old. 10PM8J0AM temporarily Own Salary commensurate with eiperience. Receptionist with good typing skills earn unlimited income by~yoax_owa -turnrfmioc»l^tateme«s_15-30 hours Call - . ^348-7997 variety of duties incldmg Typing, fil­ January made J57S.OOO. in .10 days. . .SALES EFFORTS We will train in oor transportation References Livonia needed for part time position available COOKS - eiperieoced short order,.full per week Bloomfield Hills 646-3030 area Call afler 7PM 421-3897 ing, copy work, mail & TWX. AUo to immediately, fixcellent working envl 4 part time, good pay. Apply la persoo This could be You' The Real Estate system i( you have sales experience and rTBCEPTlONIST (MEDIC* 5? Clerk-Typists reai a limtfuos uf uur salts mtter Oept roa/r.ent in new LnuJIioirwe. ttoxHouteo' l only. Rum Horn Reslabfam, 32135 Market Is en the raid ta letovery. Start Jfe WilliAS 14 work lor your success. BUSY DEARBORN office needs a fleii- Now and be read? for Spring Ask for MATURE BABYSITTER Wanted In oor Ophthalmologist office needs capable First Federal of Michigan has for future advancement, H SO hr. Send 9 AMI PM are Ideal focHomemaker. Grand River. Farmlr.gton, Mich. Draw and commission. Call Bernice ble. malure. part time secretary with Southfield borne lo care for I infant mature experienced person for front resume to box s786 Observer & Eccen­ Please send resume to Box 766. Observ­ Barbara Lynn, Manager • Earl Keim Fromm at Soelling 4 Soelling 353-2090 good skills 4 word processing eiperi­ positions available at the fol­ Realty Suburban. Inc. 261-1600 Mon. thru Fri Light housekeeping pre desk. Full Time: Pootiac. (near St Jo­ tric Newspapers, »«251 Schoolcraft er 4 Eccentric Newspapers. 36251 COOKS 4 FOOD SERVERS, full 4 part ajter 2 PM. ence. may develop into full time posi­ (erred Own transportation. Non- seph Hospltall. Write Box 774 Observer Rd, Livonia. Michlga n 48150 time. Experience preferred but will v lowing office locations: Schoolcraft Rd. Uvonia. Michigan ATTENTION commlssion salespeople tion, call Elsie 1718550 smoker References reqoired 353-2233 & Eccentric Newspaoers, 34151 School­ 48150 train Excellent company paid benefits PHONE ORDER Person. Part Ume or­ craft Rd, Uvonia. Michigan 48150' Farmlngton Hills - 12 Mile at 4 salary. Apply In person a I Poppln We have the market we need the peo- de„vr, persoo for national sales of smok- COUPLE WANTED pie who will follow directions and work jj, MATURE experienced woman wanted Farmlngton Rd. OFFICE POSITION • Part Time. Flesh Restaurant'26680 Creeofleld, accessories 4 rock music mer­ for office cleaning. Part Ume evenings for newborn child care 4 light house­ RECEPTIONIST with some medical 8 30am-12S0pm dally, In group insur­ Oak Park, Michigan- every day. You can earn over 125.000 ' chandis- e to retail stores. Noon lo 5pm. 5 nights per week. 9 Mite, Haggerty Rd. per year. Harold Loody ' 274-7003 keeping A few afternoons per week asslstiog. Full time. Farmlngtoo Hills. ance operations. Typing, filing, etc. Equal Opportunity Employer M/F Salesi eiperience required Moa-Frt area 965-1470 Recent references required. Immediate afJii-innint : 478-1S38 Uvonia - 6 Mile at Newburgh Previous Insurance background helpful »4 SO br. pics Incentive. 5411144 ,; " *~* ' 8S5-S36S DISHWASHER - day shKt, hrs. 10am • AUDIO VISUAL equipment sales. MulU EXECUTIVE.MAN or woman Expandr­ taTr» 4 Send resume to 26711 Northwestern. - image It Video eiperience preferred Aa Equal Opportunity Employer RN-LPN_-.»« bed basic-skilled, private Suite 514, Soutineld. Ml 46034 5pm. Must be able to work under pres­ ing market penetration Some •ales- MATURE HOUSEKEEPER wanted for pay home in residential area seeking Birmingham Haynes at sure, Emma's.,Restaurant. Plymouth Send resume to Stage Fright, A-V.. PHONE PRO^ Some interviewing Conimlssion and busy household Must love children (4 full time pN with nursing home experi­ Openings 661 Eton Road. South. Adams. RECEPTIONIST for CPA office, la- 4534260 Guaranteed Salary bonus Call D Stooe 464-1892 year 4 1 year), be flexible with hours ence. For in" service director-relief cludes light typing, filing, answering Birmingham, Mi 48008 «67-1454 and days (2 to 4 days per-week), and charge. Also part lime LPN for after­ DR DOODLE'S is now accepting appli­ phones, errands. 855-3800 BRIGHT. FRIENDLY • enthusiastic • FITNESS INSTRUCTOR seekiog long term relationship Refer­ noon relief charge positioa Apply Alex­ cations (or Waiter. Waitress 6 Bar PHONE SOUCATORS- From your ences and non smoker Lone Pine ander Convalescent home, 718 W. Candidates must have"good RECEPTIONIST - Must be well Maid Apply In persoo: Mon.-Frt .2-4pm for Telephone Sales Flexible hours! borne to Northwest'Suburban business­ Call 476-8010 Northwestern between 12 Mile 4 Ick- Middlebelt area 855-2513 Fourth, Royal Oak. EXXON 520 groomed, no eiperience necessary Ap­ 38410 Grand River. Farmlngtoo Hills. es Part time, must be experienced, sal­ FURNITURE REFINISHIN'G SHOP 545*571 math aptitude, accurate typ­ ster. 3537250 ply in person 9am-5pm, 23300 Green­ ary plus commission- Well established Stripping, sanding AMorPM ing minimum 45 WPM and WORD PROCESSORS needed for tem­ FOOD SERVERS^ Full & Part Time MATURE PERSON to assume full lime field. Suite 111, corner of 9 Mile. maintenance company. For appoint­ 22586 Telegraph Rd, SoutMield child care 4 light housekeeping respon- good telephone skills." Posi­ porary assignments la the Farmlngton Experience preferred but will train. A CAREER OPPORTUNITY ment call between 4pm-6pm. 522-7081 area: Must have 8 months experience Excellent company-paid benefits 4 sal­ California health and nutritional corpo­ 352-2612 sibiliues.. Must have recent chiWcare RECEPTIONIST references 4 reliable transportation tions offer pleasant working and type at least 30 V\'PM. If qualified, Busy office. Good typist accounting ex- ary. Apply in person at Poppin Fresh ration setting up operations ia Michi­ PHONE SOLICITORS • no experience gan Mr. Mahaney. 459-9188; 676-7767 HANDYMAN maintenance man wanted Bloomfield Hills 335-6868 RNs conditions with competitive call 522-4020 Mon. thru Frt. 9 AM to 3 erience desired, Restaurant, 625 Bowers, Birmingham, needed, we train, hrs. 10 am to 2pm or for 10 • 15 hours per week at Full time, afternoon or midnight shUL PM. for appointment ?emporary Specialists. 354-38H Ml. 5,30 lo S pm. Age 16 and over, hourly Veternarian Hospital lo Redford Call MATURE woman for 8 month boy in Flexible scheduling. Excellent wage salary and benefits. Apply In Equal Opportunity Employer M/F piss bonus. Redford area 537-7766 Cindy 537-6100 my Farmingion home Occasional days and benefit program For personal In­ person, 9:30am -to 1:30pm, RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST . evenings. o»n transportatico Send ref­ terview, contact, Elsie lindow,RN For business office. Type 60 wpm. ac­ COSMETIC SALES MAKE EXTRA MONEY FROM YOUR erences to Boi "88. Observer & Eccen­ Tjues. Feb. 22. 1983 at our curately. Phone experience a plus. Send RADIO HOME KELLY- Position in cosmgic sales available for tric Newspapers, 36251 Schoolcrafl Farmlngton Hills office, resume lo: Comtec Inc. 28368 Franklin Rapidly expanding company needs In- Rd. Livonia. Michigan 48150 Rd . Southfleld, Michigan. 48031. a self motivatedSnarndSTT Previous ADVERTISING SALES home telemarketing personnel 477-7843 . 477-7400 33333 W, 12 Mile at the cor­ RED WING sales eiperience preferred Full lime Full lime career sales position avail­ ner of Farmlngton Rd. openings at the Novi store. Apply In able for qualified male or female in MARKET RESEARCH Interviewing • MATURE WOMAN to help Mother with RN-^S • PM SHIFT SERVICES RECEPTIONIST • beautiful subutbao TICKET rsoo. Frt. February 18. beueen field of radio advertising Must be es­ Farmir.glon Hills No sales involved IS month old 4 newborn Mon - Fri. 2- For 18 bed alcoholism unit k 3« bed First Federal •The Kelly Clrl Peoole- »d agency, good typing, appearance & nam - Ipm. tablished in area and have car. Ideal for Must have pleasant phone voice, prior 5pm. beginning March 21st W Bloom telephone ability. Benefits, J9000 malure woman who wants lo sell Some field References »4 hour. S43-OSS1 psych unit la smalt private hospital. NOT AN AGENCY - NEVER A FEE JL Hudson's. phooe eiperience preferred Must be WOODSIDE MEDICAL 338-7144 . of Michigan WINNER Personnel office. Ttird Level college preferred No sales eiperience available minimum 4 evenings per An Equal Opportunity Employer Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/H necessary We will train Learn, earn MOTHER'S HELPER - some boi>se- INSURANCE AGENCY - exnerienced week and l weekend day Call afler 6 CRAFT INSTRUCTORS Arteraft Con­ and grow with us Creat (uture avail PM 851-4403 work 4 baby silting Ovm transporta­ person lo commercial rating & process­ Judy Sanders cepts U seeking counselors to leach able, with established company. Send tion, from 2PM-6PM Days negotiable ing alt types o( policies. Novl area LOIS RAY 502 Help Wanted Dental-Medical 15430 Reglna craits 12 hrs. a week'wjll earn you 8'0 personal information and work resume NEED WORK ' • HuMingtoo Woods. 542-8726 Send resume to Financial Designs, lo 3100 Full training, flexible hours 4 to Sales Manager, WSDS RAdio. 580 W 42400 W. 9 Mile. Suite C, Allen Park During School Hours' Selling 4 De- NANNY PERSONNEL advancement opportunities Interview. Clark Rd. Ypsilanti. MI 48197 liveri-rg lencbes to fine office Must Novl, Mi 48048. . call Mary belweca 12 4 4 pm 633-J897 Live in 3 children 10. 8 a.vd 2 Grcxse SOUTHFIELD 559-0560 have car 4 be dependable. 5 days per Poinlearea References required INVESTMENT ADVISORY firm needs SALES SECRETARY Please call the promo­ DYNAMIC COMPANY week Moo thru Fri . 4 hours daily 9 885-84(0 experienced secretary lor 1 girl office. Experience and good typing necessary. Needs Phone Solicitors High commis­ REAL ESTATE am 1 pm Apply Vassels Caterings Must be good typist Knowledge of Shorthand preferred. Apply with re­ tion department of the sion, good bonuses Westlandolfiee 35099 Telegraph Rd .tN. of lO Mile). NEEDED Malure, reliable individual securities markets & word processing/ sume to: Marilyn, Ramida Inn, 28225 Observer & Eccentric 32M710 for afler school supervision ol 2 girls in computer equipment helpful For ap­ Telegraph Road. Southfield. 41034 CAREER N WOODWARD Properly 4 Casuality my Birmingham home Pierce School pointment 340-0231 An Equal Opportunity Employer between 9 A.M. and 6 Looking for 1 full lime career minded Agency needs permanent Part-time area Call affei 6pm 6(0-7853 PHYSICAL P.M., Friday. February sales people We offer excellent train­ Person, experienced in Personal 4 18, 1983, to claim your EMPTY DESK ing both for eiperieoced 4 inexperi­ Commercial Lines -1 Day a Week. Send RESPONSIBLE woman to babysit in 505 Help Wanted Food-Beverage enced sales people. Optional commis­ resume to PO Box 2772. Farmlngton my borne afternoons and Tues 4 Fri two FREE RED WING sion plan op.lo 100*. Creat lecauon. Hilts, Mi 46018 evenings 2 small children References THERAPIST We have a desk available ia our Interviews confidential 453-2718 TICKETS. Franklin Village otfke for the REDDING 569-7020, PART TIME Help wanted Electronics Our unique Physical Therapy Department Real Estate Salesperson o( the right store in Farmlr.gtlon area Counter WANTED • 24 hr responsible live In 591*2300 ext. 244 caliber. No experience necessary, but work, phone orders 4 sqrne typing re­ pcrsoo for kidney dialwi« palier.t Must offers an unusual opportunity for profession­ helpful. If yop are an organized, sell quired 83 50 per hr to start 471-5068 be able to drive good wages' al growth. A major advantage Is thatJr/e have We're Growing and Need starter with high ethics who likes to Days 540 6017 Eves 562 9378 work with people, consider the REAL ESTATE PART TIME IB GRINDER with expe­ an active affiliation with the Wa^ie State CONGRATULATIONS Real Estate profession rience In cold heading dies 4 carbide WORKING COUPLE needs mature In University student program. MANAGERS AND We are currently Interviewing Call Mayfalt is very unique In thai it is Daysonly 634 6519 (ant daycare In my home. Farmlngton Mr Lehman or Mr. Bosco at owned and operated by the sales people West Bfoomlield area References PART TIME pcrsoo wanted, general To qualify, you must offer a BS In Physical Cranbrook Realty - 6264700 Advantages are many 761- commls 8556605 ASSISTANT MANAGERS sloo, plu»\an opporJunily to shire in Office 4 bookkeeping skills, 6 days - Therapy plu9 relevant experience. 624-1010 We have a fine benefit package, with excel­ Restaurant Help ENCYCLOPEDIA SALES profits Call "Jay Hughes lor more 510 Help Wanted ALL SHIFTS Can mean big (II for you information PART TIME lent continuing education benefits. Please Apply In person 2-5 PM Call-358-1094 3 eves 4 Sat $3 85 per hour, starting Couples forward your resume In confidence to Sandy Full time. Top pay, vacaUon pay, uni­ MAYFAIR 522-8000 Car needed Order taking 4 service forms 4 meals furnished Apply In per­ EXPERIENCED Salesperson- knowl work 6596*81 APPLICATIONS BEING ACCEPTED Navetta. Tuesday thru Friday at: son between 6 410am and 3 4 5pm. edge of cardiac ulra-sound 4 hotter Married couples as bouse managers for monitoring Mature, aggressive 4 self- REAL.ESTATE- PERMANENT PART TIME large group home for developmcntally motivated 575-9565 Sales have Increased DRAMATICAL­ Persons needed lo schedule appoint­ disabled adults Experience In the field HUTZEL HOSPITAL Bates Hamburgers LY" Now Is the time to start in this 33406 Five Mile. Livonia ments by phor-e No eiperience neces­ of mental retardation preferred most exciting and challenging field We sary. Will train 13.40 a hour plus 5221643 Detroit Medical Center FURNITURE offer (ull service In house training and McDonalds Middlebelt at 9 Mile. Farm. bonuses to start Mon thru Frt Spm to An Eqoal Opportunity Employer 4707 St. Antoine SALAD PREP•SHORT ORDER the most rewarding commission Ca!) 9pm and Sal 10 30am lo 1 30pm Now SALES lor Interview today Detroit, Ml 48201 2209 South Telegraph Experience necessary hiring Call afier 4pm for an Interview PONT1AC AREA retired ambitious Call BoUford Inn DOUG COURTNEY J580563 couple to manage 20 unit apartment (313)494-7015 Bloomfield Hills 474 4100 Experienced only. No evenings or Sun­ Business background 4 handyman ei­ nam's days Excellent future lor professional •CENTURY 21 STUDENT CLERKS • lor few after­ perience Apartment utility 4 Incentive. Equal bpportunlty Employer M/F Miracle Mile Shopping Center STEAK 4 ALE safes person. See I Kessler noons and all day Sat (or stores In bonus Included Send resume to box 751 now hiring Lunch Buses Apply In per­ GLOBE INTERIOR RENTALS Gold House Realtors Southfield area A'pply tn person any Observer 4 Ececclric Newspapers. son. 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12C*(P.C.h,W,Q-10C) O&E .Thursday. February 17,1983 709 Household Goods 510 Help Wanted 512 Situation! Wanted $18 Education . 602 Lost & Found 702 Antiques 705 Wearing Apparel 708 Household Goods 708 Household Goods Couplet . Female A Instruction ' Oakland County . Oakland County Wayne County BIOOMFIELD TWT>. SHELTER ANTIQUE 4 COLLECTIBLE SHOW • DRASTICALLY* HOME HEALTH CARE APPLE H« Computer (MK) disk-drive Lost or Found t pet? Monday-Friday. » Sunday. February 10, JAM to 3 ROOMS OF FURNITURE tparkjing excellence to yoor flUx/ac- 520 Secretarial & headquarters. Every designer coat dard lounge, typewriter*, mink stole, Suburb**, complex. Apartment plat Ooo h* mature. meUcnlous Udjr. - 15JJJ31 desk, small chest, china 4 porcelain, gown, suit, pants. Mouse, dress and West Bloomfield oriental rug 651-0001 fireplace equipment de-bumldl(Ier, G. AT ONLY $748 salary. Experience la maintenance and * 128417« Butinesi Service! separates In entire store E. electric washer, dryer, clothes, work cleaning. rWemce*> .Caii _Moo. thru FOUND • Black 4 white Corgi/Terrier ^Deerileld Village area, south (Represents a 60% Saving* HOUSE 4 0FF1CB CLEANTNO male dog. Long Lake/Adams area. Feb. ANTIQUE Grandfather Solid Oak Wiir- bench, garden,carpenter tools, misc Fri tarn to 6pm. llth-Call «41-7110 50%-75% Off 7 PIECE LIVING ROOM . . $349.95 Two mature ladles, toeest 4 reliable -ATTENTION temfcirg Clock. Five • 5 piece sellings FURS REDUCED • PRICED TO SELL of Maple Road, west of Wedgwood Columbia China NEW natural silver full length racooo COMPLETE - $748, -1 ROOMS of management. Adult community. no MOTHER • Nurse will give loving de­ Nine (¢) Roy 1! Doulloo Mugs. More1 coal, sire 6-10 Beautiful. 11800 firm dining room set^ • 591-0900 Wayne • Specialized staff lining, vicinity Edgewood 4 E Lincoln, ALL NEW.. Or* buy any one room pets. Saury: apartment, utilities and pendable child cart. Fun. activities, Birmingham. Reward. , 645-1148 ROMA HALt LIVONIA 661-5312 Antique chests, trunks, small 644-1070 Oakland TERMS AVAILABLE benefit*. Call between4 4 * PM good food, in West Bloomfield. Full »Personalized service ' v 237 J7 Schoolcraft, (next to DRC Trad) LA YAW AY UP TO 6 MONTHS time, part time, drop Ins.'- ¢11-5311 LOST - double strand gold rope bra:- Sunday.Teb. 10th, 7AM 4 PM PERSIAN LAM8 jacket, detachable Oriental rugs, curio cabinet. 852-3222 Rochester/Avon white mink collar, sire 10/12. excellent CALL MR STEVENS MINIMIZE YOUR celot, Fet>ruary 11, In Troy 649-6031 2 sets .of china, couches^ Use your Visa or Master Card 355-2530 NEED HOUSE OR APT CLEANED? • WE BUY AIX ANTIQUES • condition. 1300 739-2320 or 136-2166 - 72-1-3404 1 reliable, mature women with refer­ LOST Female Irish Setter. Plymouth/ , Class, Postcards. Clocks, Dolls, chairs, lamps, tables, plnbalf PRE - RENTED FURNITURE Moo. thru SaL • *am4pm ences will do a great Job! Available OVERHEAD Inkster Rd. area, about Feb 7. RACOON coat, lull length. tlOO. brown ,,> Art Glass, Jewelry. Furniture and machine, . books, records, RETURNS FROM MODEL HOMES 4 WAYNE HOMEOlrTFirTERS Tue*,Th»r*.orSal" »814161 Call »37-1213 Shelly china. J46-3154 or 348-7954 Nutria 4« length Lynx collar, cuff coat, TRANSFERRED EXECUTIVES 511 Entertainment both (it 8 thru 12 J100 Hummel statue, clotHing," pictures, ALL v 12114 Michigan Ave. Waype • NURSES AIDE • 1 am experieoced. Savings up to 70% 642-0160 LOST - Heavy gold watch chain. Quar- ANTIQUES 4 COLLECTIBLES. Walled Lady with print cape.415«. 638-92SO- KINDS OF COLLECTIBLES. BASSETT double bed. chest of drawers, WU1 tale care of sic* In home, physical loo School area. 2 Yrs. ago No ques­ Like Flea MarkeL Every Sat, Sua 10 P'BOFESSIONAL • Ugbt 4 Sound ED- of psychiatric Rochester. Birmingham, CK COMMUNICATIONS SHEARED BEAVKR coat Full length, •Oak Living Room fables »25 mattress 4 box springs. Eieelleot con­ tions Reward 540-5634 or 646-6OO0 AM-6 PM. Norf • 13 Mile Rd {( Mile N. 5 Piece Dinette »95 dition. $125. After 6pm, 455-3406 tertainmeol ANY OCCASION; Class Bioomfleld areas. 3341095 ROCRESTER BUSLNESS ASSOCLATES of 11 Oaks). Dealer* Welcome 6249736 beige. Worn 6 limes" Cost 64.800. Will Reunions, Bowling Banquets. Wedding*. Ccstomired office services LOST- Male cat Crey, Feb 13, Grand sell (or »2.000. 4784111 Contemporary Sofa...4150 . Schools Over «000 selections We p!a;r PROFESSIONAL Babysitter, non River/Colgate area. Farmingtoo. An­ ANTIQUE SHOW 4 SALE A. & T. SALES 4 Piece Walnut Bedroom set. »200 DANISH- Wood. 30x30 Ublesexteods to Bookkeeping'typing/mailings WHY WAIT TIL NEXT YEAR' 60. four chair*. $60. Also oval pecio what you request Call for appt to visit *rook4r. can babysit in your home while 651 9315 651-0106 swers to "Frodo~ 474-441» Soroptimlsl tnternatiorul ol Ferndale. Allan/838-0083/Toby HerculonSofa 4Chair. »135 oar showroom (or a demonstration you enjoy * weekend tnp or vacation Ferndale Community Bldg. 400 E « Tbomasville J piece bedroom act »495 dining set. 40x60. 1 leaL 6 chair*, light-" Come Dance With Vs. We are (»I/hourI Eieelleot references. Owa THE LETTER WRITER LOST male cat,' 7 months old, reddish Mile February 25. 26 at 11 am to 9 pm Encore II Bassett 1 piece sectional... »650 ed china. Uke new. $615. 4324124 transportation Mrs. Williams $11-6113 Solve your problems with the proper brown hair 4 eyes, vicinity Ford 4 Ul- 81 50 contribution. Lunch room MOVING - Dining room. Drexel. table, TraOiiional Sofa 4 Loveseats -4550 DANCE WITH ME PRODUCTIONS letter Secretarial Services. Bookkeep­ ley onFaluRd. Reward. »61-0547 YEARLY FUR SALE 3 leafs, pads. 6 chairs; floral sofa, ex­ ESTATE SALE Uvoola. Knottingham STUDENT SKEKLNG domestic em cellent conditioa 559-4447 or 616-7947 West 35501 Curtis, Feb 16-1», Conlem- ing. Resumes Cinny 4654892.535-5504 LOST MINIATURE Schnaurer.female NOW IN PROGRESS NEW - MATTRESS 4 Lie. - Ins. 589-2705 ploymeat hard worker |7 per boor. ANTIQUE SHOW 4 SALE BOX SPRING SALE porarysectlotial.orieoUl parsons Uble. Cray shaggy coat, answers to "Cindy" 2476 ORCHARD LAKE RD DINING ROOM SET. rectangular table 5 oriental lamps 4 mirror. 2 glass end BAND AVAILABLE references available. Call after 4 pro. TYPING - 23 years experience. Special­ Meadowbrooll Village Mall I Mile W Telegraph with leaf. 4 chairs, server, pecan. 1 FACTORY SECONDS • VALUES ties. Manuscripts, theses, manuals. Le­ MS-8S. WChlctgo/lnkster area Adams 4 Walton Rd , Rochester Ubles, traditional couch, t colonial rug. •HEARTSF1ELD" A top quality band 5413555 Reward- After 4PM weekday* 411-40« Open Mdo. thru Sat HAMSP.M years old. like new »353. 3(9-3355 TO »500 1 white area rug Many extras. 5914860 (or all occasions Reasonable Rates gal, engineering, psychology Tape Feb 24-17, during Mall Hours SWIFT 4 TIDY CLEANING SERVICE transcription. Typing by Nan. 65J-7847 642-3213 Call Pat. 371-592» Homes. Offices & Banks - to your satis­ LOST- Old English Sheepdog male pup, Consignments By Appointment. Please DINING ROOM set Country French FULL SIZE.»65 FACTORY DIRECT TO YOU faction. Licensed 4 lraured. while face, paws Feb. 17. Targlewood Table 4 pad. 6 chairs, china cabinet QUEEN SIZE. »75 Furniture. Wholesale Distributor* of BRIDAL SHOW EXTRAVAGANZA Sub Southfieid Reward 5694»ll ANTIQUES SHOWS SALE »1.200 6521128 KING SIZE. »85 - Plymouth Bridal Show • 4174572 or 421-7740T 522 Professional Michigan selling all new merchandise CLARKSTON MILLS MALL 706 Appliances DINING ROOM set (older), washer. I in original cartons. 2 piece mattress Mayflower Meeting House SWIFT 4 TIDY CLEANING SERVICE LOST ORANCE Tiger cat, male, vicin­ GLOBE RENTS 4 SELLS sets, twin $69. full »79. queen $9», sofa- Tbur*.. Mar 3rd, f JOPM Homes, Of (ices 4 Banks - to your satis­ Services ity o( 11 Mile 4 Inkster Rd. area FEB. 18-19-20 COIDSPOT side-by-side refrigerator electric dryer, floral sofa, black leather , chair w/oltoman. 2 upholstered chairs, sleepers $119, bunk beds complete $66, Fashion Showl Merchants' Displays' faction. Licensed 4 Insured. ACCURATE CREATIVE RESUMES. 14-81 Answers to -Chippie' 477-7783 on Washington Street freeier. like new. 19 1 cu (1.1250 Farmington Hills 474-3400 7 piece living rooms $219. decorator Refreshments! Valuable Door Prizes' 417 9571 or 411-774,0 _ 855-5478 twin bedroom set Calf Sat. 4 Sua Professional Writing.: LOST: Purse, burgundy-, license, credit Beverly Hills 646-5017 lamps from $14.88. 5 piece wood di­ Fulfill all of yoeeWeddiig-Ne Advertising and Printing InClarksion Trov 588-1800 nettes $15». »800 pits now »375. For Info, call 4594181 or 4554676 WILL DO bousecleanlng • Canton. Livo­ cards, NBD checkbook Beech Daly ELECTRIC STOVE. Holpointe. self- The Writ" e Ide'• a 5574521 betw 6 4 7 Mile. D. Talbot, 534-3284 Hours: Frl. 10am-9pm cleair.g. 2 Yrs. old, while, excellent con­ Dt'NCAH PHYFE mahogany dining Now open to public, skip the middle­ nia. Northville areas Own transporta­ PROVINCIAL DOUBLE dresser with man Dealer* 4 Institutional sales wel­ COMPLETE YOUR WEDDING tion References Call 411-357» PROFESSIONAL RESUMES Sat.10am-6pm, Sun. 12-5pm dition. »150 Call . 421-1179 room set 9 pieces, table. 3 leaves 4 Iwin mirrors, antique booe white, dis­ Or special occasion with music by LOST Sheltie. (Toy collie) female, 13 pads. 6 chairs, bullet 54 x 22. china come Name brands Serta, etc. »451 Designed to highlight your abilities 4 yrs old. partly blind, bard of hearing. Free Admission & Parking FREEZER commercial, white, uprigbl. tressed pecan top. could be used as Buffalo. Hamtramck, 1 block N. of Kol- Toe Crown Royale Band' give you a competitive edge Hours cabinet 72 x 45, »750 Set of hand paint-. credenia Two occasional upholstered Call Rich »79 7845 Auburn Rd. 4 John R. area Reward. l»cult. like new. After 5pm 3618450 ed dishes. 6 pc place settings (or 8.1 brook, 1 block E. of Cooaxt 513 Situations Wanted 6PM-9PM 644-7305 852-2593 851-2525 chairs beige crewel pattern Two Tbo­ »225. oil painting, (appraised at »3000 i masville end tables (commodes) 875-7166 Moo. thru Sat 10 till 7 JAN SAN PUPPETS FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR. lull minimum) »1200 571-4578 j Male TEACHERS LOST - small female Pekingnese, black GIANT . sire, good condition. »76 Ideal (of base­ Drapes 4 traverse rods, double tier 16706 Telegraph, 2 blocks S. of 6 Mile. Children entertainment Puppets, Gel listed as a tutor Low annual (ee. 532-4060. Moo thru Sat. 10-6. Sun. 12-5 magic music, all occasions Call CARPENTER - 15 Years Experience. 4 gray, vicinity Avoodale Schuman 4 ment 643-0628 ESTATE SAl.E-Sat. Sun Feb 19 4 20 steer beige (one set 124 ". ooe set 76") Write the Directory Company, box 22. Wifdwood. 2v6-«l. Reward. 728-4661 FLEA MARKET After 6pm . 478-3149 Credld cards 4 checks accepted 642-7450 or 647-4676 Basements finished offices, additions, Btoomfield Hills. Mich 48*03 CE REFRIGKRATOR No-frost, avoca­ 10am to 4pm 22785 PONTCHATRAIN. Delivery available bathrooms, etc Reasonable prices. ANTIQUES. BARGAINS Southfieid. Enter oo Bell Rd. off 12 TODAYS SOUND LOST white male West Highland ter­ 150 Dealers do »100 661-5564 QUEEN ANNE bedroom furniture with Free Estimates 453-765« rier, vicinity Kimberly Oaks area, since Mife, between Telegraph 4 Lahser. highboy/chest, upright cedar chest FIVE shelf Eugere. glass and chrome. DJs prolessiocal sound mltn 4 light Fn.6PM10PM Sat. Sun 10AM 6PM CE WASHER 4 DRYEH. very, good 2 boys bedroom sets, rtormica queen $100. Wooden corner shelf, $75 Organ show, Ray 581-7990 St Dean 8464996 EXPERIENCED Bookkeeper/Accoun­ 523 Attorneys Jan 7ih. Reward. 261-3136 214 E MICHIGAN AT PARK (ootstool. end uble. loveseat and condition »400 both set. mirrors, window treatments, game carved occasional table Misc. items: with lessons on records. »500. Matching tant Accounts receivable 4 collections, LOST - white male cat. all white except DOWNTOWN VPS1LANTI table, glass dining table, chairs, lamps, love seat solid wood frame. »100. Call 4 WEDDING BANDS Final Showcase accounts payable, payroll 4 tares, gen­ Legal Counseling Dealers Welcome . 4599177 table lamp »10. Odillace hubcaps, ma­ of Bands, Thursday. Feb Hth. 710pm black spot oo head 4 back, vicinity near light futures, taftles. silver, art. crys­ hogany bullet »100. Thomas Edison Sat morning. 9-12 Nooo. 477 6755 eral ledger, financial statements. De­ Dixie -Elmira. Red lord 255-0741 Weekdays. 971-7676 Weekends. 487-5850 HOTPOINT washer 4 dryer, girls tal, china. 3 stereos. 4 color TVs. CB. at the Mayflower Hotel. Plymouth For sire Western suburb Reino, 415-5639 clothes, sires 8-14. men s pants 4 otter Victrola (Circa 1912) converted to bar. HERCULON colonial green 4 gold AT MATERIALS UNLIMITED we sporting goods, garden equipment, Duncan Phyfe dining room Uble (no deuils4 flyer call 981-0318 ATTORNEYS AT LAW LOST: 1-29. large black male dog^ gold misc 21423 Jacksonville, Varmirigton clothes, too ouch misc fo mention plaid couch, love seat 4 matching chair, HELPFUL MALE 18. in good health, have the most impressive collection o( leaves) »125. china cabinet »300. 4 din­ legs 4 markings. 7 Mile/Grand River restored architectural anoques avail­ Hills. N of Grand River. Belween Ink­ Conducted by first $75 takes all 726-7135 needs part time work or odd jobs Male FIRST CONSULTATION FREE Answers to "Stosh" Reward 533-5106 ster 4 Middlebelt ing room chairs »225. Oriental nest of 512 Situations Wanted convalescent help considered $4 00 per SAT 4 EVE APPTS AVAILABLE able Danling beveled 4 Jeweled en­ Exclusively Yours tables, antique Umps »30 pair. Chinese LOVESEAT 4 SOFA, contemporary, hour Has good references 477-3961 trance sets 4 windows, stained glass KlTCHK-NAID Dishwasher, portable. Chippendale cockUil Uble $100. Dun­ neutral lories. RatUn accents. like oew. Female '__ 607 Insurance windows 4 doors, beautilully carved han<-sl gold wiib wood lop Excellent Tern 352-0087 Joanne. 363-5256 can Phyle loveseat 573-4578 $400. . 455-1405 D'Avanzo & Meconi fireplace mantles, elegant brass chan­ cooditioo»250 471-1987 515 Child Care 44245 FORD RD. SUITE 101 NEED INDIVIDUAL Health insur­ deliers 4 sconces Come In 4 visit our 3 ESTATE SALES QUEEN ANNE high boy. »7O0. Leaded MAPLE CapUins bed. twin with 2 ance' Raid* lower than Blue Cross floors of display. 2 W. Michigan Ave, RAINBOW REXA1RE vanjum cleaner glass door. »150 sccreUry desk. 1J50. drawers. 4 shelves. »225 complete. Bring your children to . 981-5300 Write Insurance, P O. Box 535. Ypsilanti Open Thurs thru Sun 10am- Water (liter type with attachments BY IRIS After 6pm. 476 4416 4644511 ABCARE MRS JACKSON'S HOUSE Garden City, Mich 43135 ?pm Moo thru Wed by appointment or Cost is over 1670 new. will sacrifice Complete Household Sale Management "14 hour ser>1c* in my 10 years bcenJed COOPERATIVE DIVORCES chance 483-6980 »176. 6814698 QUEEN Sire Sleeper Sofa. 14 months MOVING, living 4 family room furni­ Specializing in private doty cursing in Birmingham borne 6441616 Attorney and Counselor will help you • Appraisals • Auctions old. Herculon. earthtones. »250. Call ture. In blues 4 golds, Brunswick pool the Home, Hospital. Nursing Facilities work out a (air settlement and reduce 608 Transportation AUTHENTIC TIGER Stadium Seats - RANGE. G.E Versatronic. Harvest • Will Buy Complete EvemngsiWeekends. 4784331 lable. trombone, misc. Items 349 0642 RN*. LPN's, COMPANIONS CHILD CARE PROGRAM - for ages 1» legal fees box seats 115 each, row seats 38 each. Gold, doubtc oven, sell cleaning, excel AIDES months to 6 yrs of age. Certified teach­ MARTIN E PRICE CARS DRIVEN lo - all points in US - Call Mike. Mon-Sat L-Spm 963-1566 lent condition. »170 Call 644-6659 Inventories REGRIGERATOR yellow. GE. »100 1 MOVING SALE - Uvonia Blue/green/ HOME PODIATRY VISITS ers Part lime 4 full time programs Bioomfleld Hilts 134-7171 Florida. Aruofia, California Low rates, chairs. 2 desks. 2 corner china cabinets, Ivory couch, floral print clean, excel- There Is A Difference. We Care' Located in Livonia 515-6767 insured. REFRIGERATOR. 2 door. 22 5 cu ft 559-8908 pictures, ladies clothes. 10-12. televi­ Jejlxaodition, $150. Two Electro-voice Northland Auto Transport. 5)0-7044 energy saving »550. heavy duly Member of tnl'l Society of Appraisers sion, stereo, odds 4 ends. —- console speakers, 1 way, oiled walnut INFANT CARE 4 Toddler Program BESS ORMAN washer. 1275 Call. 471-1715 Call after 6PM. 647-2028 $10. each. Combination Card/Game in Troy Outquajificd teachers will give Uble $15 422 6162 your child loving care - DIVORCE - JEWELRY REFRIGERATOR- 15 7 Hotpoint. frost RETIRING SALE • W Bloomfield. 279» *tf 424-8377 DISCOVERY CORNER 516-9191 609 Bingo (roe avocado, likenew-855-4360 . ESTATES Bay Dr. Furniture"4 many misc items NICE 1 pc. bedroom set electric extra 24 HOUR COVERAGE REAL ESTATE (CARIH) National Asthma Center 64245(0 Thurs. Fri 4 Sat 9 til dark. W ol wide range, reasonable. 1621964 Bingo every Friday - 7PM Largest selection of Antique ET CETERA Middlebelt. Commerce 4 Killer Rd 518 Education (Special games at 6 15) Jewelry in the area. We buy SUB ZKRO 19 Cu Ft refrigerator, no OAK DINING room set. Uble 36x5» ex­ Amer. Legion Hall-29500 W 9 Mile Rd freerer. white 557-6027 Sales 4 Appraisals tends to 71". « chair*, buffet 18x52" Alpha Health & Instruction -TRAFFIC- and sell. Pickers Welcome o( Household Fureishings SINGER good condition. $125 534-3631 LOW RATES EASTER SEAL SOCIETY 855-5558 TWO YEAR old Whirlpool top ol the One of the Oldest D1AUA-MATIC rig rag sewing ma­ FRIENDSHIP CLUB line washer and dryer, solid state. 1350 Established Firms in Oakland County chine, in modern walnut cabinet. Makes SECTIONAL SOFA, 1 pieces. Newer Care Inc . AIRLINE DAV1S4KATZPC 153 1520 RedfordHall BIRMINGHAM Woman wants dolls both Call between 1 and 5 pm 2614350 designs, aopliques, buttonholes, etc. upholstery, shades of-olive green. $126. PROFESSIONAL NURSING CARE DIVORCE ... ALL INJURIES Plvmouth 4 Inkster Roads over 30 yrs old. (4 related items) Eves 644-3682 Pay o(( »54 cash, or monthly payments 4114134 CRUISE LINE Real Estate 4 Closings, Traffic. DUIL WESTINGHOUSE electric stove, very- 1 Thursdays -6 45pm or between lOam-Jpm. let phone ring, good condition. »100 Simmons studio FAMILY ROOM Furniture. Early Guaranteed SHAG carpeting, beautiful soft 3 tone Our nursing service provides qualified, No Fee - 1st Consultation Esielle 851-2544 insured, bonded and supervised Regis­ Paul F Joelson Allen I Glass: couch. »100 422-6449 American, complete set »600. Sears gas blue/green, 13 yards, excellent like TRAVEL AGENTS dryer »100 Also gas stove. »40 689-7362 UNIVERSAL new Due to changing decor 464-Hll tered Nurses. Licensed Practical CAREERS 553-8555 653-9302 700 Auction Sales DINING ROOM Set. mahogany, table. 4 WHIRPOOL warier 4 gas dryer, avo­ Nurses, Nurse Aides. Live-in Compan­ chairs, china cabinet, buffet (695 Very- FOUR living room chairs, 2 dining la SEWING CENTER ions, (or hospitals, nursing homes or Day 4 night classes starting no» at cado, largest capacity Mark Series. SOFA BED. queeo riie. Sterns 4 Foster Michigan's oldest 4 most modem trav FRFF PHONF good condition After 5 30. 541-6352 1300 (or both or best oiler, excellent bles 4 chairs, sofa-steeper, beautiful FE 4-0905 with innerspring mattress, excellent prime duty is the borne— el y.l»il Computu UJUI.IIH irxlLdtd -COLLINS condition Uvonia 421-2723 walnut phono am-fm console. 851-0333 condition, »350 Vertical 4 boritooUl For a position in the travel industry EARLY ism ceotury French arrnoire. SOFABED. Simmons, queen lire, never used. Rich brown 4 red. beautiful Cost blinds, fawn, vanilla 4 white. After 6 that olien good working conditions, CONFERENCE PUBLIC AUCTION black waln6t. mint condition. 644-6022 WHITE 30 in double oven gas stove, FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS PM 465-1166 281-2434 travel opportunities 4 advance- Antiques. Household. Diamond Rings excellent condition. »150 464-3567 CLOSE-OUTS »700. will uke $350. 540-1292 24 HOUR SERVICE ment.call American Travel School. Old US Coins. 1»79 Monte Carlo ESTATE AUCTION Offered to the publ ic by * SOFA BED- Simmons. Queen sire, nev­ SOFA 4 CHAIR, red velvet large 4 22931 Woodward. Ferndale. Call: ATTORNEYVT LAW 1980 Ford Fairmont Futura Friday. Feb 18. 7 PM. Sat. Feb 19. QUALITY DISCOUNT FURNITURE er used, rich brown 4 red Beautiful. overstuffed. »150. or best offer. 7 DAYS A WEEK I-313-3W5512 We will have a puMtc auction at Wash­ 11 AM. Sun. Feb 20.12 noon 708 Household Goods 2 pc Herculon living rooms, regularly Cost »700 Will Uke »350. 540-1292 477-4613 ARE YOU Interested in boosocteaning Robert D. Mouradian tenaw Farm Council Grounds, Saline • Featuring - estate Jewelry. Meissen. »299. now »144. Innerspririg mattress 1 ALL SUBJECTS 4 GRADES Oakland County STRATO-LOUNGER recliner, will done at a reasonable rate Farmlngtoo. Ann Arbor Rd Saline. Ml located 3 Steuben. Royal Doultons. antique guns. sets, twin »44. each piece, full »54 each SOFA. Flame Stitch Pattern, very good Taught by certified teachers giving per­ miles N of Saline at the corner of piece. 3 piece bedrooms, regular »329 condition, excellent buy. $75 hugger, rust good condition. $115. UvonU. Plymouth, etc. sonal) ten Instruction lo your borne. Spe­ 644-7933 and much more ALL WOOD bedroom set. »350; sofa 4 Call 4644784 Call Marianne or Shirley. 449*819 Pleasant Lake Rd matching chair. »150. Queenslie DOW »159 Complete Lumberjack bunk 477-51M cial help lor LD 4 reading problems LEGAL SERVICES at reasonable rates SAT. FEB 1» AT MAM bed sets »88 Deluxe full site sleepers Excellent results 4 references 348-8230 Free consultations oo most matter* ••• DuMouchelie sofabed. »175: 2 steel wardrobe cksels. SOFA 81 Inches, gold, $200. Two gold THOMASVILLE Maple Dining Room ARE YOU vacationing or have a bus), Owner: Estate of Wm_ C. Collins 110 each. 3 new swag lamps, 115 each; $12». Uble, china cabinet I Hitchcock Chair* oess trip, etc.? Ill care for your chil­ Mark Stern, Attorney Braun 4 Helmer Auction Service 409 E. Jefferson All new merchandise in cartons striped chairs. $125 Both excellent con­ AVERY GORDON Southfleldat I2W Mile 6474900 desk »15.everything like oew. must sell dition Sofabed. Jtriped Herculon. 4 Uble Pads »950. -- 2654941 dren, do light housekeeping, uke care Magician Extraordinaire, UoydBraun Jerry Helmer 963-6255 Ihis weekend 476-9517 , QUALITY DISCOUNT FURNITURE of pels4plaols. References. 5264464 14460 GRATIOT Queen sire, very good condition. »115. TWO ROYAL BLUE contemporary for all Occasions Ann Arbor Saline 4744641 Call 396-3411 2 blocks N of 7 mile chair*, ottoman, excellent condition, BABYSITTER 600 Personals 665-9645 994-6309 ANNOUNCING Mon thru Sal 10-8 $175 for all three, or offer. 45V5765 Dependable Mother. Reasonable rates. 521-3400 Playmates Meals provided FANTASTIC 2 DAY Antique 4 Collect­ FLEA MARKET UNDERGROUND SPECTRUM BARTENDING able Auction Sat Feb 1« at 6pm. Credit cards 4 checks accepted Da)s »81-0364 A friend is someone Delivery available ESTATE & HOUSEHOLD Warehouse Sale Legal Minimum Age 18 (doors open at 5PM) Sua Feb. 20 at 11 COLLECTOR SALE BABYSITTING - Cherry oil I/Lot* Can­ I OR 2 WEEK COURSE you can call on . am (door* open at 10am) Monroe USA FURNITURE. Modern dining table 4 ALL NEW FURNITURE ton Eipe rieoced Mother with referenc­ County Fairgrounds. 4-H Building, Is starting the 1983 season with more Conducts Partial Estate Sale ATTENTION • COLLECTORS Day or Eve Classes chairs. »195 Glass cocktail uble, »50 We are have a Liquidation at the: Bunk Beds $99.95 es will give TLC to your child Infants - NATIONWIDE PLACEMENT when you need him... (heated) 3775 S Custer Rd. or M-50. dealers, new merchandise Antiaues, Thurs. Feb. 17, Fri. Feb. 18 Twin beds with bedding. »50. Antique 5 years. 197-1167 ASSISTANCE Monroe, Mi Sat-: Glassware, primi­ collectibles, bargains on furniture, food. ' GLENS APTS. Trundle Bed$ . . . .$119.95 tives, misc Sun_ Walnut Victorian fur­ clothing, crafts Open every weekend 10 AM to 5 PM Daily Jenny Lind bed. »95 642-4311 7416 DEEP RUN LANE BABY SITTING. Crand River 4 Inkster 557-7767 Call 422-4TLC niture, oak furniture, clocks, lamps, Frl.. 44. Sat 4 Sun.. 10-6 Bring family. (E of Telegraph. N. of 14 Mile) Hollywood Beds. . .$119.95 PROFESSIONAL 3501 Bradway Blvd. HOUSEHOLD 4 Antiques Sale, Troy. Rd area Play-mates and meals. Infants Telephone Listening Center misc. Terms; cash Jack Barker Auc­ 7100 Cooley Lake Rd. Uoion Lake. Birmingham Thurs. Fri , Sat. 9 6. Tbomasville king SAT-SUN .Feb. 1940th. 10-4pm Roll Away Beds'. . . $99.95 welcome Experienced, references BARTENDERS SCHOOL tioneer. 1-587-2041 or 1-242-5670. Dealer reservations. Days 94. 560-2100 size bedroom Bombay armblre, two Limoge. Haviland. Roytl Doulton. RS. Reasonable Rates S3J-3517 2671»Soulh/ield Rd.Southfield Everything must be moved day ol sale (OH Lahsef, 1 block N. of Maple - turn Perm bouse pedestal ubles. Henredon Prussia. Austrian. German, Cxecboslo- Mattresses ..... $39.95 HEAVILY CARVED dark oak. Jaco­ east on Bradway) Schools Coast to Coast AIRLINE TICKET • Round-trip to Al- coffee uble & end uble. china, plc- vakian Porcelain Misc. China, dishes, Adult Bedroom Sets $499.95 bean hall tree, mint condition. 1650 crystal, china plates: cups & saucers. BEST HOME CARE HOMEWORK HELPER buooerque- 4200,. Mull leave Detroit— pimurAiirrroN Gone With the Wind hinging lamp. VKATUKlMi.UAk H-HMIUHt: tuius. toiii-a-tim. imkti 4 tpl.oMtitd' DEPENDABLE AIDES. COMPANIONS Spanish. Mathematics, Social Studies. Feb. 26lh 4 return March 12th46S-94U BALLY MIDWEST chairs 6434131 etc. Silverplate ware, dinette sets, sofa, SAT. FEB. 1». AT II AM Burmese hand painted glass shade. Round oak table with 4 pressed back Uble, server, serving carl, lamps, pic­ RN-S 4 LPN-S Individual or group sessions. MA certi­ 1650. Solid oak china cabinet 4 hutch. chair*, square oak table with 4 match­ BED-N-BUNK Are immediately available for needs In fied eiperieoced Teacher 651-4166 AIRLLS'E Tickets. United. 1 way, De­ WAREHOUSE CLEAN SWEEP SALE tures, color TV, frost-free refrigerator, troit to San Francisco, expires soon, 11998 Memman- v, mile North very old hand blown beveled glass In­ ing chairs, oak upright Meisler piano HOUSEHOLD Kindel mahogany chlfferobe 4 Bache­ your home, hospital or nursing borne. serts, mirrored with antique edging, with round piano stool with claw feet Sleep Shoppe Inc. 14 fir. Coverage JOIN THE EMPLOYABLES J150 or best offer 540-2376 ol Plymouth Rd Uvoola lor Chest sofa, chairs. 1 card uble and beautiful 4 in mini condition. SUM lovely pressed back rocker with sun­ & ESTATE SALES chair sets, humidifier, meul gold leaf 24425 Plymouth Rd. DEPENDABLE FACE LIFT NON SURGICAL - clinic VIDEO GAMES Phone 6424262 burst face design and leather seat, Conducted by "K" headboard, commercial steel storage 1¼ Blks. W. of Telegraph HEALTH CARE coming soon to this area Extra ordi­ small oak cabinets cabinets. Invalid's Hosplul equipment, PONTIAC nary results. Painless (ace^eJectrolifL PIN8ALL MACHINES MERRI-TRAIL FLEA MARKET KE 1-1740 at Merriman 4 Aon Arbor Trail West- drapes, curtains, linen, loads of kitchen Dearborn - 277-6887 20 treatments at $50 each. If your Inter­ ALSO- Collection ol old Blue Willow Servicing. equipment Ladies' site 18 (short) 4 BUSINESS ested in a face lift at a reduced grand COCKTAIL TABLES land Fri. 4 9, SaL »-«, Sua 10-5. dishes, dolls, toys, chandeliers, some Of 1-800-862-5911 : Dealers 471-1311 Wayne, Oakland 4 Macomb Counties mens ul) clothing. Loads of misc 4 opening rale send post card to 400 N. JUKEBOXES " primitive tools 644-3982. Bargains Galore' 710 Misc. For Sale. INSTITUTE Hunter Blvd. Suite 404. Birmingham. Hack say* "Move em' out". New Inven­ KAY 247-Q361 "CARING & DOING" Our grads are getting lobs NORTHVILLE PLAZA MALL ANTIQUE 4 contemporary furniture Oakland County Michigan 48011 tory is arriving dally. The warehouse ts FLEA MARKET-W. Seven Mile Rd.. 642-9020 IS OUR MOTTO TRAlNIN already bulging with trade-ins 4 other and accessories. Estate Liquidation ANN 771-0197 APARTMENT FURNITURE sale ev- Sa I, Feb. 1». »4. Admission Free. outlets. Decorator selected items at STUDIO COUCH • plaid, like new. $100. •LIVE INS • DATA PROCESSING INSTALL-A-PHONE brand new games. Trust roe. when Lots of Bargains Northville Chamber UNBELIEVABLE SAVINGS!! erytting goes. Farmiogton, J7048 Polk Hank says' Move em' out'. he means it' of Commerce, 349-7640 Household Call after 540 .540-9216 l> »nt73) Sat ll-Bfim H mile t " " • AIDES • WORD PROCESSING We will install or repair any phone 1 Location*. Open Daily. 10 To 5 • MEDICAL ASSISTING 271054» Over 200 (james lo ctoobe from. Dou'i THOMASVILLE Dining room Uble 4 4 stead" Call. - 4764945 • RN'S & LPN'S miss this sale whatever you"do. OAlTuble. 4 leaves, glass etched lamp, "MAGNIFICENT &~EsiaTe Sales chairs. 1 extension, custom Uble pads, For Home Health Care JEWELRY COLLECTOR Doors open at tOam and the auction oak claw foot desk. Best offer. 358-18« ART COLLECTION for sale See ad In • ACCOUNTING POSSESSIONS II" BY good condition, »325. Free-Form glass household goods. Oakland County «708 Attts Best -Call, • SECRETARIAL Custom 14k gold 4 emerajd ring. J2.5O0 starts at 11 Bring yoor trucks as every­ top coffee Uble, »125. 332-1528 MED - STAFF or olfer. Reply to Bot 162. Observer 4 thing must be removed day of sale. 4316 No Woodward (2 blks So of 14) "Suzanne & Co" . 540-9626 Financial Aids Available Eccentric Newspapers. 16251 School- Terms; Cash, Traverlors ( certified TWIN BEDROOM SET, dressers, photo 557-2505 Placement Assistance ORIENTAL 549-0026 QUALIFIED. LICENSED AUNTIES ATTIC Sale - Manv antiques, craft Rd, Uvonia. Michigan 48150 check),Waster or Visa Card only. Sorry, 4 NON-SMOKING PERSONNEL equipment, projector screen, desk. Call collectibles 4 frames. Also, drapes with Call: no personal checks will be accepted, un­ "MAGNIFICENT after 2pm. 851-1 HI CARING... Poatiac Business Institute LOSE WEIGHT 4 EARN Extra Money less known by us. GRACE NOTES POSSESSIONS" 391-2278 549-1194 brass Tod. air conditioner, Wilson golf A Tradition Since 1975 Pontiac JSJbMJ. •*il\ IK. n-ilrilJAnil\r.A elitilf jlly V.OOUARD-15 piece'beautiful wrought clubs 4 lots of misc. Fri, Sat^uu, Fortsusl Or*5 Ar Kmue WHUfcJimuWb -FOR-THE MODERN HOME 81883 Van Dyke, (at 6>i Miin Rd )— 10am4pm. Near » 4 Lahser, 21596 Farmlngton 476-3145 tested Shaklee Slim Plan Auction Associates Antique furniture, carpets, screens, 758-4247 Iron porch furniture.-Includes 5 lounge Only The Best Will Do Oil or i 628-4846 Call 522-2415 lamps, chests and accessories. HOUSEHOLD chairs, circular glass dicing Uble. Plum Hollow. 1544094 Call 664-5311 Madison Heights 544 8039 ANTIQUE teacart. Governor Wmlhrop much more. Young girls bedroom set BELIEVE ITJ The Health Care Professionals East Wind Antiques secretary, Pembroke table, sel china SALES dresser, settee, mirror, 6 drawer chest, POO ASSOC - PRO CARE ONE MATHEMATICS TUTORING A LITTLE BIT OF EVERYTHING 701 Collectibles 520 So. Washlntoo at Sixth St - for 8. Chippendale kneehole desk, bench CONDUCTED BY end uble 4 ralUn headboard. Also dou­ Garage Sale Items Year Around. IN­ Information Center All Grades US -MA degrees 399-117» Royal Oak. 547-5145 and coffee table (ball 4 claw feel), 7 pc. ble bed 4 chest of drawers. 531-0867 55J-O1I0 Certified. Experienced Teacher SIDE the rear yellow building. BRONZE JAPANESE Eagle oo rock PRIVATE COLLECTOR disposing ol mahogany bedroom sel (will separate). NEW 4 USED; 12^7 pm dally. 14 Sun­ ' Insured 4 Bonded Personnel Ml-5484 RED WING styled bronze pedestal, large piece. corner china cabinet. 571-4578 RN'S-LPN'S • P. J. Meoe bronte sculplure of 2 selected art glass Including Loetx 4 un­ 709 Household Goods day. JUST IN: Waterfall, bedroom *et Live Ins - Companions MODELING 4 FINISHING SCHOOL TICKET Greyhounds. Dali Utho'* many differ­ signed Moesher. Norman Rockwell ART COLLECTION - Over 400 graphics & COMPANY (all or parti maple buffet kneehole- Aides - Homemakers PLUS ent ooes all with certificates lvory-7 W* r-bood p rln Is 4 selected, f urnl lure. 4 patntiogs by 7:0th Cenlury masters, desk, double bed, jirolleri CAREER DIRECTIONS PROGRAM Before lpm TS1-O087 562-1387 569-2929 Wayne County . PENNY PINCHER'S MART __^ - Oases now Forming . _. gods of luck on stands. Call after 10- American 4 Contemporary artists in CHILD CARE BY Calm. Loving WINNER JOpmonJy. 132-5744 eluding Miro. Dali. Erte 4 Callo Must JjiTERiOffj ATTIC RESALE. 26069 Si* Mile, ti 8214 W.llMUe.RoyilOak- ;•**"* Mother Playmates. Activities, Large Self EihaDceroent I Ranway ModeTiffe/ SCHWANKOVSKY'S sell immediately. 540-9526 mile W. of TelegTrSph. Hour*, Mon.-Sat, 546-7744 Fenced-in Yard, Nutritions Lunch 4 Photo Modeling/Male Modeling/ - ~ JECORATOR" S tO-6. We sell most everything plus Snacks. Jefferles 4 Inxster Rd. Area, Children's Modeling/ Career Directions; CENTURY HOUSE ANTIQUES __ ATTRACTIVE, matching sofa, chair 4 FURNITURE in her large home, most­ sharpening service. We handstrlp furni­ BUILDING BEING torn down. Misc. Livonia. References. 41M874 Program. TAKE A FREE CLASS. Denise Gotdener ottoman. 2 bookcases, shag carpeting ly new. priced to sell. Sofas In velvets, ture, 10% discount with ad. 5J2-4J77 materials, garage door*, furnaces, oil C*U today "One Terrific Store" (20»121 Best olfer. After 4 PM-S5$4483 olefins, loveseats, chairs, tables, unusu­ Unk*. plumbing, Interior door*, etc. 'CHORES TRULY' available for 474 Areola Antique & Resale BEAUTIFUL Magnavox stereo. 60 in, SOT ------Genesis Modeling 4 Finishing School Now open 7 days, 40 to 6 PM. Detroit Free Press al lamps, curio cabinets, secretary.' 641467) or ,626-4121 boQsocleanlng. dog/boose/plant sitting Garden City Affordable European Furnishings In BATH TUB, iron, new,- Kroehler, »100 Bedroom sets with "armclres in king, Uke new. 1 upholstered chairs, excellent 4 party help. Honest Workers. Refer­ 855-0355 . BUYING - SELLING • TRADING or best offer. Kerwre washer, excellent condition, best offer. , • 261436» Jewelry, entloues. furniture, silver. The Eleganl House of Fabrics Bldg. queen 4 lull slies. Pecan dining set CLOSING TYPEWRITERS: IBM* ences. Birm.Blmfld .Troy. 646-9143 MUSIC INSTRUCTION Please call the promo­ 1500 Woodwa rd 11 John R secood floor. condilioo. heavy duly, »150. 3484116 also Queen Anne cherry dining 4 bed­ $49.96. Plain paper copiers $996. Elec­ gold.tools, and househould Items, BEDROOM set, twin, complete, Sdlld tronic typewriter* J499. Selectric* In your home. Piano 4 Clarinet. 24550 W. 6 Mile Rd. Call about Free Parking. «61-2656 BEAUTIFUL, solid heavy oak 54 to- room with poster bed. Mahogany, beautiful 3 dinette set*; Rochester Area. . 651-5467 tion department of'the - Moa-Sat 11 toS In Southfieid -156-7135 $3»9.««. Heavy,; duly file cabinets CLEANINO with A NEW TWIST (5 blocks W. of Telegraph) round table, natural finish, over 60 Yrs ringer washer, reasonable. 357-246» $»».»«. Storage cabinets, $39.54. Pos- Observer & Eccentric Old. »515. Call: 175-042J The oM fashion way" We wish windows, OIL PAINTINp CLASSES between 9 A.M. and 5 535-2028 A UNIUQE treasure. Golden Oak Sec­ CORNER CHINA Closet and buffet ,Uge meters, Sme clocks, check writer*. scrub floors 4 clean ovens. Becky's Landscapes, seascapes, still life retary, 1435.656-1121 . «454516- Hardrock maple table and 6 chair*. $4» 50431 W.» Mile. 548-6404 Cleaning Service will clean yoor home ^ - Beginner 4 Intermediate P.M., Friday, February COLLECTORS PLATES - 17 for sale. BEDROOM SET- Chest dresser, mir­ to your complete latisftctloo 4 be in 4 Morning 4 Evening Classes. 464-9464 Many different artislj 4 prices. Also 2 WANTED: ANTIQUE DEALERS only ror, night stand, double bed with spring 636-9618 COKE Machine thai t«ept* 10 ox bot­ 18, 1983. to claim your rut crystal living room lamps 4 I Roy­ for Antique Show 4 Sale at Notre Dame 4 mattress, »175. Sofa, Traditional rust Just Trfsha oot la 14 hours. Eicellect references 4 beige, $160. All excellent coodition. COUCH Henredoo, $90. End Uble, $10. tles, slightly damaged, $113. Call Mar­ 661-4J58 ORGAN 4 PIANO LESSONS Yoor two FREE REO WING al Dotuloo flgum . 562-47»! High School next lo Eastland Mall IS HAVINO A SALE Refrigerator, SEARS, $50. ' 538-4751 tin between 8 AM-6 PM. . 4764410 borne or mine. Birmingham 4 15 Mile TICKETS. March 25 4 26450 per boolh. 886-1520 After 4PM 852-151» FOR THE DISCRIMINATING BUYER COMPANION NURSE • experienced, radius. Popular taught to stimulate In­ OLD PHONOGRAPH RECORDS J!'* and 78's, classical and semi classi­ will provide care lo etderly bedridden terest 11 years exp. «44-0957 BEDROOM SET, light maple double SAT. 4 SUN. 10AM • SPM , 518 Education & Instruction. or ambulatory. Good references. Own 691-2300 ext. 244 cal 161-4166 bed, dresser, mirror, desk 4 chair. $309. Iransportatioa. J9MI76 PIANO LESSONS plus Voice, CUrinet • , . 352-5750 16500 North Park-Drive, North Park ^Sh (Jrgan, Saxophone, Begimlng Violin' 4 702 Antiques 703 Crafts BEDROOM-SETS, fantastic clothing-all Towers. Apt: 1704. South off * Mile, DAY CARE to my licensed Oai Part Percusslon-ln yoor borne. Popular or West 9(1 Providence Drive. home. 1 -S jr. olds. Teacher has B.S. ea r- Classical Alt ages. The Association of ARTISTS/CRAFTS PERSONS sixes, couch, dinette sets, TVs, lamps, DATA ly childhood edwaUon, 1 yr. experi­ Musk Teacher*.. , 525-681» chair*, misc household Items 589-1185 "' CONGRATULATIONS Interested to participating In the 1983 DESIGNERS CUSTOM FURNISH­ ence. Meal* Included. ' S454915 Spring Craft Fair. Call between S AM 5 PROCESSING SPEECPEECHH TTHERAPIS T BEDROOM SET. 5 piece, French Pro­ INGS; WATERFORp CRYSTAL PM. Moo. thru Frl 4594070 vincial, ttsed 1 y«ar, original cost |4500, CHANDELIER; SILVER: CHINA; DEPENDABLE MOTHER wishes lo State certified, K-l*. eiperieoced with ALWAYS .-• "*•.'. :• -';-'"'••'.-•-• babysit Yoor UawpcrtailoovWesUand, EI 4 LD children. Therapy or lotoring. IMAGINATIVE. CREATIVE Craft per- will take best olfer. Alter 6pm.S4«126 COALPORT DESSERT SET. SET OF Wayne, Warren-Rds. area. Call after CZECH DINNERWARE; ROYAL Call» »pm J5T-J7IT LOSE WEIGHT safely .and effectively. tons wanted for borne cra4"l show. BRAND NEW Verticals, 72Li 48W*nd WORD 5pm. 721-6660 March ll.li.13lh. »81-1567 COULDON; SHELLEV; AYUSLEY; SPRINO OPENINGS We (tress maintaining optimum health THE 60L i 35¾W.'Roman Shades, 48L x BUCK KNIGHT PLATES. MARBLE DEPENDABLE MOTHER wishes' lo SoruU violin & piano lessons. Certified standards Clinically les{ed af.l major 72W 4 16t5Lx 60W. Washer 4 dryer, STAND AND BISQUE BUST; UNIQUE PROCESSING babysit, your transporiaUoa Infant leaeber, masters degree. Proven fe- medical universities. .-. 5324531 704 Rummage 8alt)8 avocado, $76 both. 518-0512 ANTIQUE^MARBLE AND BRASS preferred, foil or part time. Ana'Arbor Wlts.Sc«Uiflc.W. . ' 569-6929 ETAOERE, .FIGURINES; TraU/Sbeldoo, Plyoiooth. '.455-M7J NUMEROLOGfCAL CHART BROYHILL dining room tet, walnut - 4 Reading LEADER LEAGUE-GOODWILL table, 6 chair* china 4 buffet combina­ LOVESEATS; WHITE WALL UNIT, _:- • • TEENS4W0MEN Final Warehouse Sale oo ETC. EXPENSIVE BUT EXQUISITE- SECRETARIAT: ELDERLY CARE and babysitting Learn charm lor Jess from Gins, pro- Call Laura after 6pm tion, reasonable 557-593» 615-164» Office Furnilure 4 Home Items available. Abo boose and pet silling. fesrlooJl mode). LTcole de CJarme. COUNTRY FAIR Frl J>b. 16th and Sal ,FeM»th, BUNK beds with posture board, $175. LETS MAKE A deal • eomplele house Days, Bifiti or live Lns. reasoaable Birmingham. Call day*, evenings, and i «JJAM-130PM 66I-4760 furnishings. I piece black 4 grey pit, . rales. CalTUberty Agency «««M weekends. Tsft^o ANTIQUE V6S22 Brush St (cor. of Milwaukee 8Ivd) two 84" crushed velvet couches, I6CO ft ACCOUNTING •ONE CALL DOES IT ALLI • I76411I' CHILDRENS FURNITURE. Night freeier, elc, etc, etc, 9644850 559477« EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - Admlnls- UNEMPLOYED? DEPRESSED? Place your classified want ad to FLEA MARKETS Rider Race Car Bed, Bassetl crib. traUve Assistant Legal background, ' Suburban Detroit's finest market. chest, mallres*. . • : 6514111 LIXE NEW,- Earthfone couch 4 coalr, _ tfcelleat shorthand, lyplng 4 rtfertoc- Unhappy with the w»y yoor life (J The Observer 4 Eccentric Newspaper*' eicellenl conditloo', contemporary ityl. «s wishes fill lime emoloyrneol with Nations'* Largest Inside Markets . 705 Wearing Apparel MANAGEMENT... PONTIAC BUStNES? INSTI- Has 2 Big Locations. CHILD'S bedroom set crib Plus 6 piec­ tog. reasonably priced. /-... )36-)69) reputable, etUbUshed firm. Send re­ TUTE 0«s be yoor inswer lo t better 591*0900 .'.Wayne BAROAINS CALORE at Farmington es, good conditloo. $450. Calf: plies Co Box 714, Obserrer 4 Eccentric tomorrow.'We have Rvrral carnpose* Cfcmmunlty Center'*, Second Edition 4514711 LIKE NEWov»l, chrome 4 glasi dining Newspaper*, |6»1 Schoolcraft Rd, 644-1070 Oakland lable' with one leaf, 6 high tick beige offering programs In data processing, 1 PONTJAC FLEA MARKET Resale Shop. 2470J Farmlngtoo Rd. NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS Uvoola. Michigan 4115« work processing, administrative medi­ 852-3222 Rochester/Avon 1045 DixieHwy. End Of Telegraph Clothing donations 4 consignments ac- CONTEMPORARY earihtooe living velvet chair*, $1,000 or best offer • room tulle, klngsize bedroom rulte, cal assisting, secretarial tad account­ .Useyour Vis* or Master Card Has both an indoor & outside market cepled/Monday thro Friday, 11:30AM- . . 617-7924564 • FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE EXPERIENCED DOMESTIC WanU ing that can help too get 10 where you Pborvfc . 134-7160 1PM. Saturday, 10AM-U Noon. wood grain Formica kitchen ML Exc. j: tytrf Moa. 4 Tbw. Has current refer, want to be In Lie ONE WAY TICKET TO LA. cooditlori. Very reasonable. 1554114 LIVINO ROOM Sofa; blue velvet, >••••••, PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE: eoces. • boor*. |U. Mapl«/Tel«ip-apIi/ - 1115.00 LADIES WEDDING COWN,- never matching chair*. Kllchen *>t misc. Farminftod 476-114 S WARREN MARKET CONTEMPORARY sofabed. queensite, Hems. , 15641 llor 1-766 »737 Orchard UK Rd. tree. More Informa­ Madlsoc Heights «44403» Mast be used by March 31al ; wore. SIM 74, Ivory English Tulle, - --- DAY&NIQHTSCHOOL \ tion call • , •-•-'; »51rlM4 After SPM. call: » 4104076. 10*00 Dedulndre, 1 block N. ol « Mite llgM beige: excellent condition. $100. (26-4644 Rd, has U* fimous ANTIQUE VIL­ Satin 4 Salfilll lace. 1)50. 5114474 S5J4J36 MAPLE FORMICA Table, «J" round, . OtltO •' • •: 114-7024 with 4 captains chain, good conditloo, EXPERffiNCED NURSE AIDE: idesire s ST. JUDE. Apostle 4 Martyr, great la LAGE. Pbooe: '. : 7474740 MINX COAT 4 bat, natural dark, cus­ PONTIAC lo take care of elderly. la privat. rivale* 1koroe / virtue, rk» fa miracles, ^klngsmaif of tom made, full length, *lxe 14. Perfect COUCH, double mallres* 4 boxsprlng, »100. .. «7» 110«! convalescent center/hospital Rele/- -•-. Word Processor Learning Cfcntef ill IBMUaler NECAOplen Christ, Intercessor of all who Invokes Boli locations open every weekend coodiUoo. 11,500. . .- 5694407 chair*, picture*, etc', ill good condlHon. MODUUR living room jet: bypass, i eoces. Call Miss Bolloo, 5M-IM1 your aid to time of need. I prajr 16 yon FRL4-9pm SAT^iSUN-lflU tousl tell,reasonable \ '476-Jllf BUSINESS INSTITUTE SERVICES AND TRAINING to est yoor Cod gtveo power to aid In MOTHER OP Bride dress. Apricot Chif­ blece*. beige 4 earmel striped Hercvj- 0AL FRIDAY Retired- desim pert -• •>•'•. .-. (III) »»•-**»» loft, like feew, cost $1500 new, asking my urgent petition. Say I Our Father*, Open Daily »4 for dealer reservation*. fon, lace bodice, she I, ill. Nurse* uni­ DELUXE PAKISTAN Bukararufc : FARMINGTON 476-^145 i (Jro*. Extensive background- £riatifif I Hall Mam. 4 I Glorias (or » day*. forms, kite* «-1*, reasonable,.. 476-17J4 II lt» 6. navy, beige and rust. fj}». »800. After «pm 649-11»5 Ink Indastrr, manufacturing, sales k MBslbej6uWished.,'.'. .«.-"•--.- MML ANTIQUE BRASS bed. full lire, excel­ ••'•-'• • - • - «42,1005 L 519 twriputeff BRIDAL GOWN ft veil. *lxe lilt, 4 MOVINO SALE •. W.'Bioomfleld, Feb. MADISON HEI0HT3 544-8039 rnarkeUn*: '; / ^/.; .'-; ^ATlAili lent condition, appraised at (654, ask- 17, Thsr*,» AM fo I PM, 14»S MaeNl- . WICKER-HOME PARTY tog 1354/best offer., •'- 149-5150 flower girl dresses, ill woA once. DESIGNER'S Own Furniture. Contem­ ••I HARD WORKINO toonf woman wtsa- Sar#--Servlc#-Share porary oak 4 glass desk. Pecan c»n> chdl Trill, Covington Sub, So. Off Long OXFORD r 628^4848 Ne* to ireiB! Book yow» before March •» V. . *.. 15(-0770 Lake, E. of Orchard Lake. Lot* of jood es lo clean yow home or offk*. Reasoo- ANTIQUE rTJRNITURE 4 dishes. palgn chest. Parson* (able with, exten­ 1 11,1181 It get 1() V commiisloa ptus Junque, children* cloUiln|. Bring shop­ ahle r»l«*. Reference*. Ask for Marie BURROUOHS WOOO Cotnputef,-foil M* off any Item* coder |!6. 4414741 Loveseal, I rockers, *ewtng rhicktoe, BROWN alligator pane, leather lined, sion, chrome leg/. Chrome 4 glass end- PONTIAC ^ &3-7d28 i V\ :--.- 474447* payroll eapi biliUe*, best offer. 611191» baU tree, «Wa» cabinet ' - 115-(404 ; 45M12J ping bag. Free coffee 4 bagel*, tyery- ; UMe 4 etagere. EYentop, 6s4-l«H thlngmust go, name your price. 1

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mm mt^^m Thursday, February 17. 1983 O&E {P,C,fl.W,Q.11C)»V13C 710 Misc.FofSal* 710 Misc. For 8a* 711 MI»c.For8aie 711^HtcFor8ale 711 MIM. For Sale 711 Miso. For Sale 7li Wanted To Buy 712 Wanted To Buy Oakland County 712 Wanted To Buy . 34M1M Uf an area 4(4-719« ary. Come In & tee the Carolina bora TICKET rnlK 452-2511. • titer 7pm. $47-3748 AB1GTOOLSALB BASEMENT SUPER Sale, UvooU. I 40251 Schoolcraft ^ EXERCISE bike, VUamaster, hardly dav Feb. 1», *-5. 3J50J Allen (X, (near AUTO NEEDS Livonia Energy Slore Weekday*. »-J PM.. Sat, M PM. used, »55 HOUSEHOLD SALE- Birmingham. An­ 40pc. 3/8'socketset, $3.94 New 4.1 month BATTERY! IJ».» ex­ MOVLSC SALE. 30044 Elmwood, Car- WINNER tique*, furniture, TV, mini bund*, die 21 pc. 3/4" socket »et. 139.95 Hubbard & Lyndoo). Antlooe*, CmtaL den aty. Everything must go. Feb 1». 16709 Middlebelt 47431(4 dbbes, (lass, caraJval,. books, XaUe, change. ANTIFREEZE 11¾ a galloo, 426-1119. 453-1080 10-14 girl* clothing, Infant grToddler 4 la- heavy dnty rise. $19.9» Italt 4. WASHER SOLVENT .4fcenti 19. JO. II am to 6 pro. between Warren Between 5-6 Mile 427-3300 clothe*, baby furniture, lot* irysee. 1903 MORE TOOL BARGAINS IN STOCK stove t many bousebold Items, quflt *ndForDddlebelL 137»JJi Marge Paige 14% off Nautilus rent fans per galloo, limit 1. Most have this ad. ' - NEWSPAPERS -SCHWINN prmbroleTW. 6f CooDoar classified want ad In NEWSPAPERS Maple. 41 light, between Cranbrt* k 422-8412 Brush St. Wayne. 731-7434 JJ ill Double stainless aink*, $39.63 Parberware B/otler/Rotlsserie, large Suburban Detroit'* finest market, HIGH PRICES Please call the promo­ JERRY'S • 314J9 Plymouth, Uvonla Lahser. Household Item* Sit, Feb. 1». Vanity loci oding marble top, $3 9*3 cooking pot, Sanbeajn Coffee pot (twin The Observer k Eccentric Newjpaper* Copper44 1 444 Brass 34-44» tion department of the coly-9am. Bathtub*. «9. Tab wall kits, $69 6* PARAGE * INDOOR Stle. Uvoal*. RECYCLE FOR CASH 1 Blocks W OF Merriman. 411-1370 bowlX l«0» Century Wall Croon, CJdn* }JM» Pembroke, E. of MiddlebeH, be­ BiUerieBaUeriAjli! i Le*dl3< Observer A Eccentric Toilet*. 14».. Laundry tabs, $13 *t Figurine* (Germany. Italy, 1 Bisque), 591-0900 ; Wayne Aluminum Siding 334 Now buying newspapers JERRVS-1449 W. Ann Arbor.Rd. . MOVING SALE, Oak Park. Furniture, Complete ibowertUUs, flltOO tween 7 tt t Mile, off Brentwood. Start* between 9 A.M. and 5 appliances, gardea Items, & misc. Feb Singer Sewing Machine, i living room Sim. Fri, Sat; Sun. Bookcases. Stiifet 644-1070 Oakland Radiator* »J« $1 per hundred lb. Plymouth 45S-15O0 l/2M*we*lcopper tube, 10"for $100 chairs, twin headboard (raibl Better lamp, china cabinet, tall wood gtass'eo- Newspaper* »1 30 hundred lb P.M., Friday, February 1», 1». JO. 1«. PR 11800 Church, i I / 4 M sweat copper tnbe. 10" for »5.» 852-3222 Rochester/Avon ALUM SIDING .24« a lb blocksS of9Rd. 511-1444 Homes Cook Books. Misc. 497-5700 rio cabinets, cookbook* k other, giass- METEOR METALCO. 18, 1983, to claim your 11/1PVC plastic pipe. 10 Ft for $1.6* ware, chlaa, antiques k moch more. Use yocr Visa or Master Card 14015 HAGCERTY RD Also buying Carbide,. Balteries, Alumi­ 714 ButineM & MOVTNO SALE- Soothfield. Clothes, 1 In. PVC plastic pipe. 10 Ft for KM COMPLETE wine making eoulpment . (IHXdf Schoolcraft) num, Copper, Brass, Lead, Radiators, two FREE RED WING J In.PVC plastic pipe, 10 Ft for $10 68 Barrels, press, grinder. Excellent con­ ROCKWELL 10" contractors saw!' Nickel, Alloy*, Sorter*, Generator*. furniture, household item*, oil palnl- «r, good Rockwell «" Joiner. Sears double wheel 154-9777 TICKETS. Office Equipment tog*. 18404 FonUha. 4 In. PVC plastic pipe, 10 Ft. for $14 66 dition. t]M firm. 4M-S5I3 cooditloo, 185 Call after Jom. 455-WJ1 Stainless Sleet, Tool Steel etc. 14 rG Rome* wire, 160" box, 119.13 grinder. Colonial wing back cogch k AB DICK 9(0 photo cosier, ezcellett COMPLETE «t bar, I bar stool*, glass­ chair. Velvet luftedback chair.719-3945 CASH FOR DIRT H 4 H METAL CO 591-2300 ext. 244 condition, under maintenance agree­ SALESMEN'S SAMPLE SALE IM-ORomer wire. 250" box, $19 9* MOVING SALp. Furniture, antiques, J 00 AMP main « breaker box, $49 63 ware 4/ lights: «10. . -* 474^745 N. W. area, 4000 yd. minimum . J91JIM1CHIGANAVB ment, only 37.000 cop)*. »*I100 ¢41-0600 All New Merchandise tt SO to 70% Be­ stove, limp*, picture*, card table & STRATO LOUNGER, light brown rock­ For Info, call 533-3199 Just E- .of Middlebelt - low Retail Cost Glltware, Housewares, MATHISON HARDWARE CRAFTSMAN 8 Inch Jointer-Ptaner chain, misc. )0483 Deoby, Redford, E. er recliner. 4 mooths old,- tan k browo 713-3044 ' ASTRO pedestal desk, model 1440-D, r. Hardware. Toy* k Much More.- Two (1) 18243 Plymouth Rd. Livonia" •whh sjand and casters, like new. «74. of Inkster, W of Beech Daly, oil (Mile striped velvet love seat, t moeUts old,' COLOR TVS • . OPEN 3-4PM till Noon on Sat 72 'iJS". special natural ticqmu walnut Day Onlyl Tbur*.. 117 from 3-8PH, 31535 Ford Rd.. Garden City 47737IS only.Feb 17ththru 19th. lOamtpm. »340 for both Left handed 3044 Rem­ NEEDING REPADt. under 8 year* cti CONGRATULATIONS finish, like new. 438-3100. Fri, 1-18U. IIAM-3PM. Rochester Ol.SOCaotoo Center RA. Canton SCRAP WANTED. Copper, 40-M cents ington model BDL 743, with scope k all makes, pay up to (40. ••i Elk* Lodge.. Sale Opes to Public! EXECUTIVE DESK & 1 office chair*. MOVING SALE. Plymouth. Office desk lUpg. J year* old, excellent cooditioo, «34-7*41 per lb. Bras* 35-40 cent* per Sb. Aruml- Sharpe" calculator w/meroory: Storage & chair, »145. Steel too! bin. »100 PocJ besUKer 3ti-5!J» oom Free of Iron. 14-30 cents per lb. HAWORTH MODULAR OFFICE sys­ KEROSENE SUPER K 1 DIAMONDS VIDEO GAMES. Pinball machines. Juke Loe'fter KWI Hardware cabinet Stereo receiver, turntable & table, »100. WUte dresser*, »40 each. Also buying Batteries, Aulo Radiator*, tem including: 24 panels. 6 locking cabi­ boxes, at public lection - Sal Feb. 1» at Keowood ipeaier. End tables, Castex Large workbench »35. Misc. housebotd TWO GIRLS bikes. J»", eicelleol coodi- Dr trained in gemoiogy buying for In­ Gold k SUver, Newspaper. Mann Met­ SENIOR CITIZEN needs immediately a net*. 5 desk surfaces with drawer*. 11 am. See Ad under Auctions s700 19.1 W Five Mile Rd-, vestment Highest prices paid. good rtluble k clean car or mini camp­ UvorJa. 47MI10 carpet cleaning machine, commercial goods. Feb 17.1J.I9. Uoo, »35 Sr »35 Extra large Sky kennel, als Company. J4I04 Crestvie* Ct Also, 4-slded Pivoul walnut bookcase. vacuum, bathroom sink. 515-5157 9am-5wn 4J0-«W used once »JS. 333-1314 Coo/HJenUal.Hl-SIJI Farmicsloo Hills. 478-6400 er, will pay top cash- James *- 557-3595 348-1190

* Accounting Services 133 Building & Remodeling 42 Carpet Cleaning 66 Electrical 95 Glass: 114 Income Tax 165 Painting & 215 Plumbing 269 Tile Work COMPUTER ACCOUNTING Services & Dyeing BYCPA Stained & Beveled UVONIA ACCOUNTING FIRM Decorating LAMPES Professional Plumbing ALL TYPES CERAMIC TILES CUSTOM QUALITY ADDITIONS and BASEMENTS WIRED Indivtdual/smal! business returns For Small Corporations & Individuals •CARPET CLEANING SPECIAL • SERVICES INCREASED OR MOVED Renew. Re-pipe, repair New 4 Remodeled. Free Estimate* 351-6113 CARPENTRY Dayj/Evenings/Sat. appointment* ENGBARTR BROS - Painting 4 Deco­ IS Year* Experience. Call after 5pra HOMEIMPROVMENTS - VIOLATIONS CORRECTED - CUSTOM BEVELING rating • Clean, responsible, work oo Reasonable Rales - Free Estimates Slarlito Cleaning Systems Enrolled ageo.ts/Masterr In taxation Residential • Commercial Marvin Berlin - 447-0247 EXECUTIVE ACCOUNTING FAMILY ROOMS 125 living room & Hall Expert In Detroit Edison'* New STAINED GLASS Montgomery 4 Assoc.. Inc. 522-7444 Jobs ourselves Licensed 4 Insured 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE (up to 150 sqft) InternpUble Service for Central KiC 399-6623 Dave 729-4067 CERAMIC TILE INSTALLED And Legal Service*. Accounting, Tax LICENSED & INSURED Licensed Master Electrician MICHICAN TAX CONSULTANTS INC 3 walls around tub. 4' high 3299 Bath RetumsandLegalMatter*. 351-7663 AddltlonaLroflms S15 each Finest Handmade Bevels Available LOW PRICE REPAIRS J. WROBEL 46J-9J11 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE Custom Stained C lass. Sandblasting Competitive, computerued remodeling Guaranteed wort- PoweiTuJiife track-mounted - FREE ESTIMATES • PLUMB1NC 4 SEWER CLEANING INCOME TAX - ACCOUNTINC Steam Cleanlngeo,uiproent Antique Stained 4 Beveled Glass '~ln borne service because we care." European Touch Related Alterations After 6 P,M 474-8809 or 517-546-6921 Individuals and Businesses Escelleot Home Improvements Windows k Doors. Restoration Call: 739*047 Roofing, Gutters, Paneling. Door*. Sub- For cleaner carpets 4 quicker drying DAVID MOSS, 559-0315 476-0011 15 Years Diversified Experience WALLPAPER-PAINTING CERAMIC TILE. SLATE 4 MARBLE Roger B Thurston flooring. Painting. DrywaTl, Wallpaper­ WILLIAMS ART CLASS STUDIO Inc. PROFESSIONAL INTERIOR 4 EXTERIOR PAINTING NATES PLUMBING ing t, Ceilings. Free Est BiU 7lWl63 -OWNER OPERATED- New 4 Repair* 33150 Schoolcraft. Suite 107. Uvonla "WORK GUARANTEED 693-4770 INCOME TAX Free Estimates FREE ESTIMATES Violations-Water 412-1630 V Busy, 422-2631 ADDITIONS WIRED INSURED Heaters, Disposals. Sewer Cleaning Free Estlm'alesl 595-0888 0 357-3960 645-0849 SERVICES MOVED-tNCREASED RETURN PREPARATION Re* 4 Comm 1.398-0177. 854-3333 FLOODLIGHTS-bocket track to 14' X Tax Planning Evening and weekend SMALL BUSINESSES 4 Individuals WE SHAMPOO 4. STEAM CLEAN VIOLATIONS CORRECTEDREPAIR 96 Garages appointment* available. PLUMBLSG k MAINTENANCE P. FINISHED Any 2 Rooms k Hall - 349 New Installation & Repairs 273 Tree -Service Complete accounting Residential - Commercial GARAGE DOORS Ravi Prachaseri 641-7766 and tax services. Most furniture nioved. Professional, Qualified. Dependable. Winter Special Sewer Cleaning. Free estimate A -1 CONNOLLY TREE SERVICE Certified. 434-1190 421-2772 Reasonable Rates. 30 yr* experience Certified Public Accountant EXTERIOR/INTERIOR PAINTING Discount to Sr. OUrens JIM. 981-1094 Tree Removal Trimming Stump Re­ BASEMENTS Taylor Door Distributor* 2959 Crooks Rd. Troy Farmlogton Garage Door* 477-2350 Wallpapering 18. roll. Paper stripping. moval 4 Land Clearing Ins. - Free Est Speedy Drywall repair, etc. Free Estimates. PLUMBING REPAIRS 462-6517 9 Aluminum Siding Call BOB WILKIE 44 Carpet Laying 643-8240 Call Don * 624-6260 No service charge. Faucets repaired 4 Electric Service replaced Sinks replaced, not water H 4 S TREE SERVICE ALUMA ENTERPRISES & Repair Free Estimates 464-1035 STAN'S INCOME TAX FATHER 4 SON TEAM tanks k garbage disposal Free esti­ Trimming. Tree 4 Stump Removal All siding, trim, gutters, storms, roofing GARAGE DOORS And Insurance. Bookkeeping And 30 year* experience mates. Call Al 347-4613 ALL ELECTRICAL REPAIRS REPAIRED OR REPLACED. Free Estimates • Insured - k repair*. Work Guaranteed. Licensed 286-7888 B. SEOG CARPET SERVICE Bectri? Operator*. '• 424-8417 Accounting. 421-8770. 444-7291 Reasonable Rates Sr Citizen Discount 254-2243 g k Insured Free Estimates. .644-3735 RUC BINDINC k REPAIRS Residential k Commercial, breaker 4 Call 494-0914 or 661-0176 PLUMBING SERVICE FRANK ANTHONY k SONS (use panels, plugs, violations. Lie. Low 2« year* eiperience. We do it all! Com­ PAD AVAILABLE 421-6440.522-4227 GARAGE SPECIAL TAX PREPARATION • Spedallxe In in­ REPAIRS ALTERATION'S JESSES TREE SERVICE ALUMINUM SIDING - Trim. Cutter*. Prices. Free Est AnyOme »• 434-7969 EXCELLENT MATERIAL dividual or smalt businesses. 16 vrx. ex­ INTERIOR EXTERIOR PAINTLNG LICENSED Tree Trimming 4 Removal Light Carpentry. Odd Jobs. Do it your­ mercial k Residential. Owner's partid- Reasonable prices, specialising in cos- patioo always welcome. 476-3198 CARPET INSTALLER DEPENDABLE ELECTRIC QUALITY WORKMANSHIP perience. Former IRS »gent Master'! Dap 414-4591 Eve 422-4262 26year*eiperieoce self help, work Guaranteed- Low Pric- Building by Wood-Mode Inc. 522-7547 in Taxation. Ta x Specialist Inc 592-4690 torn enameling, stalniog, graining of Free estimate 722-1028 or 634-8514 esFreeEstimile*. 427-2645 24 yr*. eiperience. Reasonable Rates wood, ioc kitchen cabinet*. 638-2234 PLUMBING 4 SEWER CLEANING IT COSTS NO MORE 3611732 Licensed - Insured INFLATION BUSTER TAX PREPARATION Low Rates • No Service Charge .NOWSTHETIMETO-. 557-9696 GET YOUR TREES PRUNED" ALUMINUM & VINYL SIDING ...to get CARPET LAYING 4 REPAIRS. Taylor I piece Garage Door*. LNTERIOR PAINTINC Free Estimates. Violations Corrected. CUSTOM TRIM-GUTTERS Restretching. patching and reweaving ELECTRICAL 6x7-3145.9x7-3150.16x7.8275. CALL Jerry Careful preparation, A-1 workmanship Licensed. Call Paul 464-3022 For a Belter 4 Heallher Look first class workmanship. Reasonable Repair*, service. Installations Taylor Steel Sectional Garage Door*. 397-0897 4 quality materials used. Dependable 4 By the Expert, 711-2148 Builder's License FIRST PLACE WINNER of two 532-6218 Commercial, residential 6x7-8167.9x7-3172 16x7-3289 experienced. Free e*L Call BU1474-4729 PLUMBING WORK DONE EZ-Uft, *HP. electric opener with 2 All work guaranteed Natioejl Awards. HAMILTON 14 Hour Service Reasonable rale* Fast service has been satisfying customer* CARPET LAYINO FREE ESTIMATES 477-6739 digital control*-3179 95 123 Janitorial JOURNEYMAN PAINTER No Job too small Typewriter Repair CALL for over IJyears- starting at II 50 per yd, pad available. I Allen Overhead Door Co. • 421-4920 Reasonable Rates • Free Estimates 274-2469 You deal directly wilh the can get most any style carpet for less. • ELECTRICAL SERVICE- Sales. Service, Installation Since 1964. FamiljkOwned k Operated Call Frank. 684-6149or 482-3926 • TYPEWRITER REPAIR •' EARL WOOD owner. All work guaranteed 931-2984 Free Est - Friendly Service - Bise- SPARKLE JANITORIAL SERV SEWER 4 WATER lines Spedaliiink In IBM, home or office. and competitively priced- menls - Garages - Afterations - Service Full Service loci, carpet cleaning. Installed Cleaoed 4 Repalrcd- Reasonable. All work guaranteed. CUSTOM CARPET INSTALLATION Oomm'l-resX Ins.fExc. ret. 4641601 M.GOREUCK Ucensed Master Plumber. • FREE Estimates • Designs Changes - Low Rates. Li? 474-5737 MIKE RASHID Professional Painting-Decorating -514-7491- 421-5474 • Additions •Kitchens 31 40 SO YD. Carpet. Pad k Repair* Bringjour best deal to me 4 I will beat Huron Clinton Const Company 941-37» Available No Job loo big or small Ref­ ELECTRICIAN MALE COLLEGE STUDENT Commercial 4 Decorative Spraying ALUM SIDING • TRIM - GUTTERS ' 'Porch Enclosures, etc. it' Owner operated 4 serviced Taylor 25 yrs. old, experienced in domestic Guaranteed. Licensed. Insured Complete Modcrniutioo k Roofing erences. Guaranteed. Call Bob: 937-6746 FOR HIRE Garage Door*, operators, siding k re­ 277 Upholstery HAMILTON BUILDERS FREE ESTIMATES - LICENSED modeling 1 year guarantee. 474-5662 cleaning, outdoor work included 474-nQ11 225 Refiniahing -«r SALEM HOME IMPROVEMENT EXPERT Refereaeea »7 6411 ABOVE average upholstering at below 524-1915 5SM4J4 HXJMi 8» 1304 t'AHPET STEEL INSULATED GARAGE DOORS PAINTING average price. Specials oo nylons. Her- INSTALLATION WHY PAY MORE? Steel 4 wood sectionals Also 1 piece OFFICES. HEALTH Clubs, medical Furniture Refinishing JOURNEYMAN CARPENTER clinics, homes, .apartment*, ball* k Husband 4 WJe team. Interior Paint­ Custom work for Fine furniture culons 4 vinyls. Free estimate. 30 yr*. LOWEST PRICES LAID OFP - UCENSEDBUTLDE« 421-1449 Call Glenn (or your Best Deal. garage doors & operator* Competitive ing k Wallpapering 4 yr*. Experieoce. exp Park Upholstering. 459-5433 Licensed Electrical Contractor. rale*, expert service k installation. stoves cleaned. Insured. 1260. mo 4 RESTORATION REPAIR Siding Trim. Cutters k Roofing In­ All Home Improve men ts-Kltcbens-rec G k D PROFESSIONAL CARPET In­ Up-Free Est 491-0037; 341-4*87 Call Timor Barb: 941-2266 stalled Repaint: Insurance work. rooms-window*. Call Ray, 477-0714 All Type* Wort 436-4834 356-8748 644-7755 CUSTOM REOPHOLSTERING stallation. 3U4 per yd. Buying'carpetT PAINTING, PAPERING Quality fabrics Modest prices 476-0011 or 3344610 We Install for less. Seams repaired, KITCHENS by AXi Wood or formica, 142 Linoleum PLASTERING, REPAIRS Frederick'* Interior* & Upholstering SIDING built toyour tpedfsetiocs to meet your pa ten work, restrechlng. 3 5 3-0336 78 Firewood 102 Handyman WALLWASHING 233 Roofing For free estimate*- 477-6441. 469-6480 SENTRY CONTRACTORS INC needs. For a free estimate call the Best. LINOLEUM-TILE 476-O011 or 834-8610 Forget the Rest at 4714334 LINOLEUM - CARPET - TILE SEASONED DRY HARDWOOD ABSOLUTELY all borne 4 office re­ ALL ROOFING & Related Carpenlry. DAY BY DAY UPHOLSTERING Fully Licensed - Folly Insured 8«4ftcecord, llor364.3 fort)24 pair*. Carpenlry, electric, plumbing, Instillation- Repairs Fair prices, quality workmanship, free Installations k Repair* Guaranteed- Reasonable LOWEST PRICES oo Tear-off* QUALITY WORKMANSHIP - ail 434-1811 (4ilil 6). Intured, Exp. Tree Service roof*, installations too. Call anytime. • ROLLERWORKS • Free Eft-. Licensed, call anytime. estimates. Pkkup and delivery. 484-4791 HANDY-MAN JOE (insured) 354-416« 721-1762 PAINTING k WALLPAPERING 6341470 , 477-7251 424-7287 Free Estimates 476-4444 Interior k Exterior Painting ALL AROUND HANDYMAN Quality Material Used In All Work! ALL ROOF LEAKS STOPPED STANS CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY 4 re­ * KITCHENS * 54 Ceiling Work A - 1 FIREWOOD Plumbing Carpenlry. Interior/exterior 150 Moving & Storage 24 Basement • $50 face cord, dry wood • Expert Wallpaper Hanging - NEW ROOFS. Seamless Cutler*. pair 251 off on all fabric* 4 vinyl* Work Myself ACOUSTIC SUSPENDED painting Ceramic Lie 4 small appli- Specialixing In Foils. Vinyls 4 Paper* Vents. Flashing. Drip Ledge. Valleys Free estimates All Jobs complete in 3 Cabinet Refacing <7ttitwlde.4fttall) 482-8517 AAA COLLEGE STUDENTS Waterproofing DROP-IN CEILINGS ' repair*. 645-5236.616-2394 Will move yocr Home. Office or ApL Our Work Is Guaranteed - Insured. Cuar, Ref. Free Est. Lie 5S2-5163 weeks 540-7083 or 646-8863 Formica Counter* Also Pane ling. Tloor Tile. Remodeling AAAAALL CHOICE HARDWOOD with many Satisfied Customer*! BASEMENT LEAKS REPAIRED BASEMENT - KITCHEN - BATH furnishinp. Dependable 4 Insured. ALL TYPES 326-5025 Free Estimates 421-3489 Oak. maple, cherry Localor LoegDistance Mark. 546-0125 -Cajl- Drains k Sump pumps repaired Split k delivered REMODELING - Painting-Wood Decks Shingles, tarnr.g. gutters cleaned and UPHOLSTERY BY RICHARD All Home-Office Repairs. Big 4 Small Rollerwork* Painting 4 Wallpapering QUALITY FABRICS 4 WORK 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE 340 per face cord (4*8il8) ADVANCE TRANSFER FREE ESTIMATE... 464-8185 repaired and related carpentry. Earl H Jensen 474-6224 Call Tomfora Fair Price- 624-9843 Small or big Jobs. 476-0011 Free EsUmate. Pick Up 4 Delivery 55 Chimney Cleaning Call 7 dap a week. 434-3670 Prompt, careful service, local and State • Small Jojrs Welcome! • 632-4178 COMPLETE TREE Service Complete of Michigan Charge by Job not boor. A BEAUTIFULLY CLEAN CHIMNEY AAAAOAK " APEX ROOF1NC offers quality, guar­ 27 Brick, Block & Cement Is a Safe Chimney* GUARANTEED SEASONED Modernisations. Painting Roofing 528-2180 TRIM By JIM* 332-43013 MARS BLDG. CO. Drywall, Ceramic Tile. Building site 10 yr*. eip. References. Birmingham/ anteed work, completed with pride • Miller's Clean Sweep - Face Cord <4x8il6-l 3)856 BOS MOVING k SERVICE Repairs, free estimates 281 Video Taping Residential. Commercial Additions, Professionally Cleaned k Screened clean-up. Elec. Plumbing KE1-4206 Bloomfleid Reasonable, free estimates. CHIMNEYS Kitchens. Dormer*. Rec Rooms. Bath*. Delivered k sucked 434-6830 Any sire Job, reasonable rates, short no­ Excellent references. 474-6644 Siding. Free estimates. Prompt service. No Mess! Fully Insured. 515-0114 tice service. Free Estimates - Insured Services Repaired or built new. Screened, SAVE 310 with this Ad. Absolutely All Split mixed hardwood*. HAZE HOME SERVICE 632-9171 B 4 L ROOFING Cleaned. Roof leaks stopped- 633-3666 626-7044 Oak. Maple. Elm. Partly seasoned. 1 Carpentry k Painiing 50% OFF New • Repairs' Tear-off* • A Speciality! CUARANTEED 427-3981 cord(4x8jl6-14'f$J5; 2/170-. 3/3100. Electrical 4 Plumbing CALL US SAVE MONEY Cutters. Vents. Nojob toobigorsmal INIMEG VIDEO RECORDING CfiiMNrryocLEANge- Prtiith Anittltau llai JmwJi.—45W6H- CUTRer. Or Jim 53a-0831 -WINTER SPECIAL $14-5554 - Free Estimate -917-811¾ SERVICE ?J Nicholas Cunsl. Co. Rite-Way Moving LOWEST PRICES-BEST WORK Depositions. Wills. Weddings 4 Bands American Masonry &SCREENEO ON PAINTING CHIMNEYS. NEW ROOFING All Live Events 646-442» ' Replacement Window* k Door* ABSOLUTELY SEASONED I YEAR Local, Suburbs 4 Loog-Disunc* ROOFING REPAIRS, HOT ROOFS 427-3981 All Choice Split Mixed Hardwoods, 845 Pianos-OurSpecially 254-3974 INTERIOR, EXTERIOR Residential & Commercial a lace cord. 8x4xl6*-16'. Free Delivery, If You Have ANY Job COMPLETELY INSURED Roof leaks stopped 'Additions k Dormers CHIMNEYS CLEANED-Professionally 427-3981 Brick, Block & Stone Work 14% OFF WITH THIS AD> Livonia 4 nearby area. 461-2433 Large or Small COLLEGE STUDENTS All wor*: fully guaranteed CALL MARK 478-9675 284 Wallpapering Licensed/Insured Contractor •All Remodeling Caps Available! Free Inspection will move your house, clfice or apart- WOLVERINE ROOf INC Alan Reed - 4S4-1951 AFTER ALL. hasnt everyone else de­ MARK'S HOME REPAIR SERVICE menL Local and long distance. Reason­ 425-9805 Commercial 4 Residential Shinglert Installs Glass Fireplace Doors livered wood to yoo that has to be dried • Quality workmansntfi able, reliable, Insured. 396-4397 B & J WALLPAPERING Free Estimates • Prompt service, lnyoor oven for a week before you can VERY REASONABLE Commerial & Resident*I. • Electrical installation 4 repair 180 Pianos'Tuning 937-3036 9371734 20 YRS EXPERIENCE 56 Chimney burn it? • Plumbing repairs 4 outdoor repairs DEPENDABLE MOVING 348-6134 Licensed It Insured. 400 cords of 1-1 year old wood for sale. ARer Hours and Weekends 459-0389 721-4079 • Celling fans & Indoor repa irj Repair • Refinishing Building & Repair Split and delivered Call Mark at 478-2140 Handled carefully-Curaoteed est. 241 Sewer Cleaning C&SPAPERHANGING CHIMNEYS. FIREPLACES. Porches, RAYCO BUILDING COMPANY Please consider at least a 2 cord order Oil anytime 177-2620 CHIMNEYS • PORCHES If possible PIANO TUNING & REPAIR ALL DRAINS OPENED Foundations. Cement Roofing. We spccialiie In custom building, borne Qualily • Reasonable $5 per roll & up New k Repair*. Guaranteed BRICK RESTORATION JULIUS ROSS MOVING CO. INC. Where other* fail. I succeed! (, improvements, additions, kitcnen 4 Rebuilt, Repaired. Leak* Stopped 349-3018 persistently. 105 Hauling CUSTOM work, household moving, of­ JimSelleck Free Est. 465-4515 634-8356 Day* 431-4148-. Eves. 434-3314 bath remodeling. Wood decks. 469-4780 Expert plumbing by Joe Wood Tuck Potnting. Flashing*, Cleaned 4 AAAAAA SERVICE. WEE-HAUL fices, packing, piano*, appliances, local :>«i : 413-341* »" 5 If no answer. 348-2106 a —REPAIH-REFIN1SHING— rn-rn CUSTOM WALLPAPERING" -THOMAS-OEXTERMason Contractor HEASUNXBLK HOMK IMPROVE^ Screened. All Work Guaranteed. Free • Garage. Allies. Basement Lleanoul A State of Mich JJTjirr Also Wallpaper stripping Fireplaces, Additions and Estima'e. Licensed, Insured. 632-5168 AGEDFrREWOOD Remodeling. Cleanups, MOVING European Master Technician 84 J SERVICE MENT k repairs of all kinds. Rec MOV1NO - EXTRA CARE TAKEN 40 Yr* Exp. Free Estimates. 632-6711 19 Year* Eiperience I Chimney Repair* rooms, additions, kitchen remodeling, Seasoned A split Reusable Items Hauled Free Expert Service • Reasonable Rates SleveGledhtll- 524-7726 LICENSED 47M79I Houses, Offices & Pianos Sr. Omen 10¾ Discount 'roofing, decks. No Job too sroaU. Winter 354 face cord (4x8x16) Free delivery 24 Hr. Service-334-2379 7 Days • 24 Hr*. - Friendly Service prices. References available. 363-0434 464-2796 721-6610 4746224 LADY LOVES TO PAPER CHIMNEYS HONEST PRICES - Trash removal, anv C.Moooey. 522-0140 200 Plastering Reasonable Excellent references- 33 Building & Remodeling SENTRY CONTRACTORS INC Repaired or built new. Screened kind. Building site cleanup Garage 4 After 5pm 662-4649 j4 Cleaned. Roof leaks stopped ALL OAK - MAPLE & ASH Basemen tcleaning-FastService. ALL PLASTERING 245 Sewing Machine ADDITIONS - KITCHENS Additions & Modernlutioa 334per face cord(4x8x16-16 ln)dellv- WATER k FIRE DAMAGE Design and Build GUARANTEED! GA 7-398f 4742640 165 Painting & PAPERHANC1NC IS MY TRADE Let Baths-Rec Rms-Replacement Window* erM 3 cordi -3100 Delivered 397-0154 T»»tnrir.g. Drywall Repair*gain.. RopuReputablU e Repafr me do your work and I know yoo wtli SidingR e (acedcabine t*-Countetertopr s ReMdeaUil k Comjiiwla) I HAUL IT ALL Decorating Licensed. Prompt 937-637174374 • 422-412-3761 4 Licensed Builder - Fully Insured ALL SEASONED HARDWOOD tell yoor friends and relatives. Refer­ WmO. McNamara. Llc.Bldr. ''451-21" 8 6 61 Dry Cleaning Trash, garage 4 basement junk. Old FAST EXPERT IN-HOME SERVICE ences Ernest R Helenbart. 316-1366 Free Estimates 476-4444 2 face cords -190 -1 face cord - $48 furnilure. appliances. Commercial 4 ALL TYPES OF PAINTING! FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE A FINISHED BASEMENT 20 X 10 can White Birch - 360 Ceiling and Wall Repair, Texturiiing 4 BEAUTIFUL CEILINGS Executive Valet Service residential debris.. Very reasonable. A rich spray on texture that* adds be your* for less Uftn 31.700. Believe it! Halt Birch/Half Hardwood -165 4J77334 326-6746 minor borne repair*. Excellent refer­ 398-1242 WALLPAPER REMOVAL Free designs. 39 Carpentry It costs no more to get Quality Service. Prompt Free Delivery - 464-1457 ences-Free Estimates- 421-4614 warmth 4 coziness to yoor borne Elim­ OF ALL TYPES4 PAINTING Pickup and Delivery. We offer a com- inates painting, cracks & patches Spar­ INSURED. A GOLDLN Complete Constuctloo 477-3461 ALL AROUND CARPENTRY plrt• e linUneole ol Cleanin" • g Servic- • e -from your LOW PRICES Rubbish Removal and clean-up A Third Generation kle avaflable. Drywall 4 Plastering 249 Slipcovers ALL HOME IMPROVEMENTS Rec Rooms - Additions • Kitchens Top Hat dowmn ttoo youy r Socks! FIREWOOD Res.4Comm.Uc.4lns. 277-7743 AFTER 4PM, 356-0499 Fuel Saving Window* - Rooling Special Discount for Ne,w Customers. Garage, basements, yards Painter... BOB'S Weather Prool now- Kitchens, Baths, All yoa can take, f 10. Saturday* only, Fast Service 471-2682 I family and recreation rooms, referenc­ Tom Tern* 412-5*31 Just Phone 542-1645 9am-3pm. 12900 Newbargh Ri Uvo- LIVONIA AREA • Plaster 4 Dry-wall KIJSTOM SLIPCOVER SERVICE 285 Wall Washing es-Christopher A Jordan 264-0417 tla. 477-3910 Repair*. Free EsL Guaranteed work. YOUR FABRICOR MINE 108 Heating D.E.SPOONER Insured. Also spr*y <* n»hd applied 100'S OF FABRIC SAMPLES BILL'S Walls. Windows. Carpets •BASEMENT REMODELING A Village Carpenter 62 Doors textures. 534-4234 FREE ESTIMATES cleaned Painting Very reasonable FIREWOOD* Berptrom'sinc Healing WALLPAPER-PAINTING 476-0776 Insured Free Estimates •RECREATION ROOMS Home or Business TAYLOR Security k energy saving*. PLASTERING 4 DRYWALL 8 face cord load Oak, Maple. Beech. Senice-Repalrs-ReplacemeDts Finest Work Now at Winter Rates Repair*.additions, new works 5852141 Val after 6.4J6-7643 *leel replacement enlry door*. Hickory, Ash. Oerry. cut 16" In length Furnaces, humidifier*, air cleaner* •KITCHENS TRAPP: New Defendoor and aluminum Free Estimates All work guaranteed 253 Snow Removal 8LOOMFIELD OFFICE iuplil, free delivery In Oakland Coun­ Visa.tMC 422-1350 State Uc. 3482447. 474-0727 LOW PRICES-GOOD WORK storm door*. Insurance claims. ty, »280. Smaller loads available. Tim­ 525-4264 CARPENTER needs work - remodeling Call Bam-Jprn. 261-8275 COMMERCIAL SNOW REMOVAL Wallwashing. window 4 rug cleaning <;> kitchens, basements, rec rooms, baths, ber Jack Firewood Co. 6281368 J. N. J. HEATING 4 Air Conditioning FATHER k SON PAINTING PLASTERING 4 DRYWALL 4 Wheel Drive LoaSers Painting All types of repair* . 540-0320 New & Repair. Hand or Spray Textur­ ROYALOAK OFFICE addilloos, door*, small Jobs Reasonable Repair all furnaces, boiler* 4 gas appli­ Over 30 year* eiperieoee. Commer- 476-0648 Handyman. 476-0011.835-8610 rates. Free estimates. Lie. 642-2823 63 Draperies ances. Free estimates 4 warranty on cial/ResldentiaL Interior /Exterior. No ing. Work Guaranteed 30 Year* 585-6797 all work. 518-0199.361-5190, 698-2570 Job too large or too small Name brand Experieoce. 443-0712 or 360-0326 UCOURE SNOW PLOWING 4 Land­ CARPENTER, who teaches Industrial Guaranteed Dry materials used Free estimates. PLASTERING, drywall 4 texture scape Services Commercial 4 Residen­ 287 Washer & Dryer Preferred Builders Arts desires weekend Jobs. 398-1246 5441495 tial Lawa Maintenance 4 Snow Plow- Custom Draperies Or Your Money Back . work New 4 repair 30 year* experi­ Repair License »43144 . Licensed 4 Insured Builder FREE ESTIMATES ence. Oakland (flinty only. Sal Valleri- IngContracl 354-3213 or 397-2160 348-6096 348-7352 4229143 100% 2 year old Oak. $55. 114 Income Tax CHARLES H. MARSH PAINTING/PAPERHANCING nl 434-7416 -SNOWPLOWING- •BASEMENT REMODELING ACCURATEINDIVIDUAL RETURNS CARPENTRY For Home or Office FREE DELIVERY 15J23 Fenloa Ave-Rcdford. Mien. RELIABLEI Home - Business HOWARD'S REPAIR SERVICE •RECREATION ROOMS Custom cabinet* k counter* CUSTOM To All Northwest Suburbs ConfldeoliaUy 4 professionally pre­ 533-0554 We Expertly Repair automatic Basements, bathrooms, elec. plumbing Stacking Available pared In your home. Reasonable. Free 215 Plumbing Frank, 584-6249 or 582-3926 washers/dryers Kenmore 4 Whirlpool •KITCHENS Free estimate* 476-4076 Estimates 464-8296 or .464-3482 . CHUCK'S PAINTING our specialty. Very reasonable. 347-0119 '{ BLOOMF1ELD OFFICE DRAPERIES Meadowbrook Landscaping let/En. papcrhanging k rcmovel. A DEPENDABLE MASTER ALL TYPES of ALTERATIONS FINISH CARPENTER ALL INCOME TAX RETURNS stucco ceilings, stain, varnish Will beat PLUMBER. Peter Friedman Basement, crown molding, kilcbeo cab­ SLIPCOVERS k BEDSPREADS And Accounting Service best deal Insurance wot« 341-3832 SNOW PLOWING 540-0320 FREE ESTIMATES 478-3179 Prepared by a CPA OAK PARK PlUMBING.Southfield ROYAL OAK OFFICE inets, door*, all fine wood working. Resideena! 4 Commercial 24 Hour 289 Water Softening Free estimate*. Call Pete 469-0646 Call Evening*. 464-3783 COMPLETE PAINTING k PAPERING Highest quality in repairs 4 new Instal­ JORDANS DRAPERY 4 BOUT10.UE Wall repairs, color matching & minor lation, sump pomps, disposals, faucets Service. REASONABLE 354-0844 585-6797 19207 MERRIMAN (inside mall) OAK k MAPLE EXPERIENCED ROCHESTER CPA Sewer Cleaning expertly done, moder­ GUY WTELAND, UC. BUILDER 4'xttt6"4» 143 Face Cord carpentry. Licensed k insured Call for NATIONAL Preferred BuilderBulk s Carpenter work of all kinds. Awnings, LIVONIA, MICH. Will Do Tax Returns at freeestimate 681-1267 ate prices. All work guaranteed. 14 476-3778 Free bundle of kindling. Free stacking. - Reasonable Rates - hour service In Oakland County License »»4fti4 S sun porch, window*, storm doors, alum, Free same-day delivery. 342-9333 254 Storm Doors WATER CONDITIONING siding, roof*, guller*, etc. 937-1390 Call 373-4116 CUSTOM PAINTERS will be in your Call 557-4449 area. Drywall and Plaster repair, paint­ SALES - RENT - SERVICE BATHS - KITCHENS SEASONED FIREWOOD EXPERIENCED TAX PREPARER Don't wail for disaster, call the Master BIG DISCOUNTS'" - tnstallcd Prices" Old Cabinets refaced like new. KITCHEN SPECIALIST 64 Dressmaking ing, custom slain and varnishing. Call •FREE WATER ANALYSIS - lyear*. Reasonable Rates Ed for free esUmate. 637-3793 Quality Storm Window*. $44; Doors. Formica Cabinets k Counter*. Reladng or New Cabinets & Tailoring 3494161. After 6pm 684-931« 42193 Briarcliff CourC Cantoo $134; Patio Doorwalls. $250 •FREE SALT DELIVERY Vanities, Dishwashers k Disposals in­ Formica Counter* 981-2631 CUSTOM painting, vinyl papering 4 EA COMPLETE PLUMBING SER­ 981-3116-34 Yrs Exp, Lied -664-1739 •SERVICE ON ALL MAKES -H stalled. LICENSED. . WALT. 476-6691 Install Dishwasher*. 726-7910 ALTERATIONS SUBURBAN FIREWOOD INC. tile, staining varnishing. Benew kitch­ VICE -V- & custom tewtng. 8one by professional Split, mixed hardward well seasoned. H 4 M PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Rental payments apply to purchase BATHS & KITCHENS en cabinet* Italian Journeyman, DETORI PLUMBING LOW PRICE REPAIRS seamsacf* Fast Service- 344 delivered. 4' x 8' x 16-16' long. Individual Tax Preparation Giovanni J. Sacco. 164-7679 280 Telephone Service Custom Formica cabinet*, counter*, 4 Call Sand? 471-4357 494-1311 462-0228 Southfield k Crosse Polnte areas Plumbing 4 drain cleaning, profession­ 647-3848 \ vanities- Crown Custom" Cabinet Co. Carpentry, roof & gutter*, plumbing & Oryourhome 569-1292 ally done. Fast dependable service 4 & Repair Paul Collet* 371-8364 or 510-6986 painting. CUSTOM ALTERATION SHOP reasonable rale* No eitra charge for 297 Windows 476-0011 or 834-3410 Offering alt type* of sewing and roooo- 81 Floor Service INCOME TAX DON J. FULLER eights, weekends or holiday* No *er- CONNECT-A PHONE - COMPLETE MASTER ENGLISH CRAFTSMAN, grsmmlng. Zippers replaced. IndividualjJCorporatlons vice charge. Licensed 4 Insured. 24 hr Installallon - Repair - Sales Custom Home*, Remodeling, Pubs I Day Service, oo Most Hem* Partnerships. Estate* & Trusts. PAINTING-WALLPAPERING emergency »erv. 40 galloo. 5 year war- MODERNIZATION Hot Tar Roofing 415-441$ CINDY GREEN 471-1300 FLOOR SANDINO-REFINISHING Over 40 yr* Experience 559-7613 renty hot water heater. $210 Installed. 525-6810 PRICED WITHIN REASON Price 4 work the best 3S4-3817 Old floors our specially. Stain work 32 years exp. Work myself 471-1355 624-9462 ABC Contractors COMPLETED TO PERFECTION FEBRUARY SPECIAL beauUfully-dooe. V*ry reasonable- Free INCOME TAX Lapels, »2'. Reasonable rates FreeEstimtales Pet Odor Removal 66 Electrical 4 MC. Manr Kav, »61155» Appts, Day*, eves * Sat 477 6628 With the t^lpflce SENTRY CONTRACTORS INC * —• Family Operated Your Satisfaction Guaranteed Call Jim 533-0831 261 Televlslon-Radio-CB 476-4444 DAGUANNO & SONS JOANNS TAX SERVICE BOLLIN ELECTRIC REP.AI R k REFINISH FURNITURE Tsxes prepared professionally In your WINTER SPECIAL • SAVE 30* J N.J. PLUMBING ZENITH SERVICE PR1MK VINYL REPLACRMFJVT •-. DESIGN A BUILD ACTION CARPET.CLEANINO $10 DISCOUNT WITH AD Residential k Commercial Commercial- Indus trial -Res'l Any Type of Caning and Rush l>ome Individual k small business re- LICENSF.D 4 INSURED Free design 4 estimates, all plumbing Window* • Fact'y Direct • Expertly In­ 559-0050 421-5380 lums Redford. Livonia. Farmingtoo In home service T 4 T TV stalled • I or Entire House • Low Cost- New, Moderblre or Additions areas 355 J804 261-2187 Licensed iln*ore4 34644.24 Member of SCTiUCUC 425-0030 474-8953 722-0180 427-00381 Si^teVr*" «93-1474 No Middleman 171-4164. eve* .336-1331 «v

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714 BuelnewA 726 Muikallnilrumefltt 825 8porfr& Office Equipment WURLITZER CONSOLE, beaull/ul CORVETTES FORD 1982, F-150 XL, 6 cylinder, auto­ Imported Cars Fmltwood finish, excellent coodiUoo. ADOPT A PET matic, low miles »AVE ' A-l BARGAINS. used 4 new office fur­ ONE CALL DOES IT ALLI Z28'8 niture Used desks, 130 4 up. Used filet, Kicc you/ classified vast ad Is Aflertpm. 349 8174 CALL 892-7822 North Bros 421-137» OAKLAND HUMANE SOCIETY CORVETTE 1980 SAVE! chain, tables. Executive Furniture Suburban Detroit'* finest tfcartet WURJJTZER 834 Tbealrt organ. Orbit TWO Beautiful pure white fluffy cats to TRANS AMS GMC, 1974.pick-up with cab Needs en­ 4 Speed • Loaded Warehouse, 471-1474 NEW ADDRESS - NEW SHELTER The Observer i Eccentric Newspaper* synthesiser, coord magic, excellent con­ 19601 MT. ELLIOTT, S. OF 8 MILE good home only, 1½ yrs. old, spayed, WANTEDI gine. Best offer Call eve 459-367» Alununem Wheels - Low Miles ditioo. »5.5*0. 843-5478 neutered. Call »am-9pai 721-8750 HONDA 1981 CB900 Cus,tom. with full CHAIRS. DESKS. FILES.ETC 591-0900 Wayne Afghan, Chihuahua, Doberman. Pek- dress, vetler fairings, saddlebags, All Makes 4 All Models PICKUP. 1981 S15. with only 12000 engese. Irish Setter. Dachshund. Scotch TWO DOG Oales with pans for medi­ trunk, windshield. 1404 roJles, perfect Top Cash Paid' miles Almost new. stock o4364 »5,<93 TAMAROFF BUICK NEW & RENTAL RETURNS Terrier. t* 644-1070 . Oakland um sited dot Ceotral Metal «48-8783 conditioo. 83000.. 417-107» JOE PANIAN 353-1300 . SAVINGS UPTO 70% 852-3222 Rochester/Avon 727 Home Video Games, Many mixed Breeds SIAMESE CATS SUZUKI 1978 RM125. Many new parts. CHEVROLET Patrick Olds DATSUN 1977, 280Z. EF.I, 5 speed.- Use your Visa or Master Card Tapes, Movies CALL 9 to 5 740 Pet Services Excellent cooditloo. »550. 471-1579 355-1000 - 852-7200 new brakes 4 exha.usl. slereo/tape, GLOBE RENTS & SELLS ATARI. 1800. with 11 cartridges and 14.100 or best 569-0211.' AKC Lovable Lhasa, 8 month old ALL BREED DOG GROOMING YAMAHA. ISJ1. Birago. V-twin, saddle SUBURBAN 1978. 8 passenger 51.000 case, like new. »175. pins 8 cartridges female. Moving out of state, roust sell Troy ~ 58«-1800 BEST PRICES- told separately. 7194971 Most Breeds 810. bags, drag pipes, Sissey bar. »2100. miles, 85.300. Call • 728-7657 DATSUN 1976 280Z. 5 speed, »7000 of' After 6pra, «78-0478 Plymouth - Cantoo Area. After 5 weekdays • '695-*4«0 - Let Us SeU Your Car best offer 478-453^ from $295 ATARI 1800 with 15 (apes. Call Call For Appl 455-4776 TOYOTA 1979 SRS Pickup. 5 speed. Farmington Hills 474-3400 PIANOS: Consoles, spufcts, grinds, 471-7338 AKC POODLE Pup. black miniature - -FOR $25.' AmFm. sliding rear window, good con­ DATSUN 1979/280ZX. 2 plus 2. lo*' player pianos, at low prices. female. 10 Champions 4 pedigree. »115 814 Campers & dition »3.600 Call 8am-3pm. 420-0827 miles, automatic. »68». 476-8863 DRAFTING TABLES- Boards, Work ATARI - 8 cartridges Included- 1180 515-5637 Pets n' Particulars -35- Benches. Materia! Handling equipment. SCANLAN PIANO CO CaU after 5pm. «41-7553 22830 Mooney - Farmington - Motorhomes VW PICKUP. 1980 21.000 miles. DATSUN. 1980. 310GX. 4 door, only- Shelving. Cabinets. Electrical supplies. 671J Telegraph, at 1-94, «4-1404 Prlyate Party Cars «4.395 Hues Rark Lincoln-Mercury 22 000 miles, front wheel drive, stereo, Open Mon_-SaL 107. San. Il-S BEARDED COLLIE, tike the shaggy ! S4M592 DONKEY KONG JR. Large Selection of Pet Supplies HOLIDAY RAMBLER. 1980, J«ft like 425-3036 brown with tan velour. Sharp!0'Hara • Arcade Video Machine dog on TV, females, show quality for new, rear bedroom, sleeps 4, aU op­ For Sale Alreadyl Datsun. »5655 Plymouth Rd 425-3311 pet price. 433-8180 VW 1981. Pickup imck. Diesel, 50 MPG IBM SELECmiC. caboo ribbon, ISM . »1500. Small Mixed Puppies - Kittens tions. 1977 Ford Wagon, mirrors 4 hook ASSOCIATED 728-2892 PIANOS WANTED- \ 375-144» BIRD - RARE RED Lory, young, most ep for trailer, 52.000 miles, no rust Plus Extras. S5S95. Days 353-3478. DATSUN 1981. 210. 40mpg. air, reap' Parrots -.Finches - Parakeets both »13,500; will separate- 425-3408 USEDCAR BROKERS Eves 549-4(22 defog. am-fm stereo, eicellent mecban,-. IBM Selectrk II *elf-ccrreciing. dual CASH INTEIJJV1SION GAME, Joy sticks, sacrifice 3*3-1853 ically. body super shape Clean Musi' .ditch.-like new. »795 Call Evenings & dust cover. 15 cartridges ol sports and Boarding 4 Grooming Services - LARGE SELECTION of rootorhomes .427-5970 1978 GMC Pickup, automatic Only. sell »3995 348-4017 464-749« Weekends 360-0698 CLARINETS. FLUTES k SAXES space games. »400 or best offer. BIRMINGHAM HUMANE . l"7 to 33 ft - Chevrolet Ford 4 CMC 47,455 Lite New • Guaranteed 294-1435 SOCIETY 474-6806 chassis, gas and diesel Over 50 new and North Bros 421-1376 DATSUN 2602, 1974, 2x2, some rust MINOLTA ELECTROCRAPH1C 101 Reasonable - Will Deliver THOMPSON'S AU Breed Dog Groom­ used Is stock, also travel trailers. 5th some work needed Automatic, air. A Copy Machine, recent model. Best ODYSSEY n, game and 1» cartridges. NOW OPEN Good Buy at «1.800. »-5pm, 540-7660 1 By Band Director 843-3417 ing Includes Nails, Ears. 4 Glands 17 wheels, and tent campers. Offer MM MO like new. »180 or best offer. 889-1547 375-9360 «318644 H.W. Motorhomes. »81-1728 or 397-0101 Years experience. No tranquiliring For IMMEDIATE CASH DEDICATED TO EXCLUSIVE OFFICE DESK - aood, laminate top. CALL 11 am to 5 pm appointment call 728-2585 823 Vans ESTY Beginner's Electric Chord Organ VIDEO GAMES, Pinball machines. Juk« AFC HAN, Schnauser. Samoyed. Golden PERRY 1973 25' travel trailer. Self- FOR YOUR USED CAR SALES. SERVICE 4 PARTS FOR - JiSft, excellent condition. »500 Artist and bench, easy as ABC. excellent con­ boxes, at public auction - Sat Feb. 19 at contained, awning, new tires. »3.750. BEAUVILLE 1981 Van, eicellent con­ PORSCHE* AUDI ONLY Lamp. »40 334-4811 Retriever, Sheltle. Fox Terrier. Schnoo- dition. »150. 478-0817 11 am See Ad under Auctions »700 dle. Boxer mix, Doberman. Call after 4 30PM 722-5968 OR TRUCK. dition Custom conversion, loaded. 2 744 Horses, Livestock tone grey on grey. 478-4179 RESTAURANTS LEASE has expired! FENDER DUAL Showman amplifier, WE REPAIR ATARI Game Machines 4 Weimaraner. Airedale. Pit Bull. Doxi TRI STATE. 1976 self contained 21 Ft CALL All eouipment will be sold at very rea­ reverb, 215 inch JB lansings, »550. Cornmodote Vtc 10 - computers. CaU mix. "Boomer" dog and many others Equipment • camper. Awning. 3 way refrigerator, CAPTAINS PEDESTAL Seats (4). Ford. sonable prices Call 593 8505 for informatioo Stereo Component Ser­ Cats 4 Older Kittens OR STOP IN Fred Lavery 595-3859 ARABIAN 4 half Arabian horses for sleeps 6. »2.700 534-2439 2 recline Three sliding windows vice 477-5740 Himalayan, Burmese. Siamese 538-9618 ROVAL electric. HR model. Recently FISHER GRAND PIANO, i* ft. So- sale, reasonable 459-6597 or Evenings VW 1981 Vanagoo West/alia camper. BLACKWELL PORSCHE + AUDI rccooditlooed »150 648-4141 perbly crafted, walnut, graceful fluted COLLIES akc. Sable, Tris 4 Brae 453-4444 Callaway turbo. New low price: CHEVY SUBURBAN 1971- Good trans­ Merle, pet 4 snow stock. FORD INC. portation. »600. 349-4296 TYPEWRITER-Liltoo Royal Centu­ doable legs, music rani & bench with ONE CALL DOES IT ALU THOROUGHBRED 161 Hands. 6 yr »13.500. Low miles, very clean 373-0433 499 SHUNTER 645-5930, Lyredetail 13000. After6pm. «16-105» 437-151» 349-2577 rion, electric portable. »150 Place your classified want ad In old Hunler/Jumper^»2000 41077 Plymouth Rd., CHEVY. 1976. eilra length. V-8. engine FIAT SPIDER. 1980. very good coodi. 474-3234 Suburban Detroit's finest market GERMAN SHEPHERD free to good 682-6079 Plymouth only 31.000' miles, power sleerin, tion amfm stereo, luggage rack, metal­ The Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers tome with fenced yard Solid black. 816 Autoft Truck brakes, good condition »2.500 682-5743 lic paint, pinstripes. »5.700 525-0599' GRAND PIANO, 5 ft 1 Inches Howard, spayed female, 5 yrs. old. well trained 453-1100 453-1327 made in 1950 by Baldwin. Inside com- 591-0900 Wayne 835-0042 802 Snowmobiles Parts & Service CHEVY 1978 Nomad Van. loaded, ei- FIAT XI9. I?81 Only 12.000 miles 715 Commercial ft pletly rebuilt 4 years ago. No cracks In cellenl conditioo. 39,000 miles. »4800 Priced to sell' sounding Mock. Sounds good Bench in­ EL TICRE. 5000, 1980. like new condi­ CARS seU for »118 95 (average). Also 644-1070 Oakland GOLDEN RETRIEVER, mixed puppie Jeeps, Pickups Available at local USED CAR 651-2997 North Bros 421-1376' Industrial Equipmenl cluded. »1500. After 6pm. 348-3430 (small), 7-9 month old male. Nice dispo­ tion, very low miles. »1400 firm. 149-4675 Gov't. Auctions For Directory, call (re­ HONDA 1971. 600 Sedan. California- HOBART WELDER I981. 300 amp. on 728 TV, Stereo, sition. Also young neutered male cat, 1 fundable) 805-487.6O0O.ejt 1940 BUYER HAMMOND organ, model AMI, eicel­ year old. black 4 white. 477-0334 CHEVY 1982 car. rebuilt engine, excellent cooditlorL. trailer, like new 991-5234 leot condition, »2100 557-4311 POLARIS 1980, Appolo. 1973 Merc Call Bertie Teggart at 354-3105 Hi-Fi, Tape Decks Lightning- trade orbest offer 459-4291 COUGAR parts. 1S69 Call David after Alt makes 4 models BEAUVILLE »800 Days 484-3913; Eves 531-1441. HAMMOND ORCAN. L-100 with sepa­ GOLDEN RETRIEVER, male, « 2 PM 535-0331 CAT SHOW months old, papers, shots. 471-1745 Factory Official Loaded' 11 9=V APR HONDA 1976 Civic. 1200 Hatchback. 4 rate Leslie speaker, model 115. Mahog­ SKI-DOO. 1974, Otympique 440. Ski AVIS FORD Financing available Stock rP2?i« speed, radio New radials 4 battery-., 716 Lawn, Garden & any finish. Lfie new. »1300 471-7987 Mid Michigan Cat Fanciers spreaders, cover. Excellent conditioo DUMP BOXES SAVE - JAVE Southiield Civic Center. March 12 4 13 HUSKY - 10 months, papers, needs a Must see to appreciate. »500. 4646273 3 used. 5 yard. »200 each lVder-39.000 miles »1,650.. 649-6484 Entry Information. 1780554 good home with children. »50 negoti­ Call 453-4220 USED CARS NEEDED Farm Equipment KIMBALL piano, cherry upright with able. Mornings. 459-4917 HONDA. 1979. Civic, new exhaust, tune-" bench. 3 years old, eicelleot coodition. TRAILER 8 place Snowmobile trailer After 4pm 319-1285 TOP SOOLLARS PAID JACKCAULEY up reg gas, 36 000 miles, eicelleot' CARDEN TRACTOR- 10 HP with all »1.200 459-4804 COLOR PORTABLE TV. 19". good con­ or flatbed trailer. See at 1681 Walton dition. 535-3128 KERRYBLUE Terrier. AKC, 1 Mot For Clean Used Cars condition »2800. After 6pm. 937-1583 accessories Call from 5pm-9pm shots, champion lines, doesn't shed, Blvd . Rochester 652-1274 - CHEVROLET- 51S-9447 KIMBALL WHITNEY spinet piano,- ex­ FENDERS GIANT TV CLOSEOUT SALE roed. height, allergies can own 531-5708 WE NEED CARS NOW! ORCHARD LAKE RD. HONDA 1981 Accord LX. 5 speed, am-' cellent condition, »950. Call after 6pm Brand NewG.M. Between 14 4 15 Mile Rds fm stereo, power steering, brakes. air.j SEARS-16HP Tractor with wheel 851-1381 4 Day Special! Black 4 white and Color sets, »39.95 4 up. TV Repair Center, LAB PUPS, beautiful, champloo sired, 806 Boats ftMotor s for Chevy 4 GMC Call 852-7200 rustproofmg. »4200. Eves 362-3804 • weights 4 chains, soowblade 4 rear Pickups. Blarers. Suburbans. 855-9700 LESLIE ORGAN SPEAKER Model 16318 Plymouth Rd 837-5817 yellow, females, bouse trained, guaran­ AERO CRAFT. 1973. 16 ft. 110 HP Vol­ electric lift, very good conditioo. teed healthy 478-3523 1973 thru'80-8118. Ask for Ken G. Or Joe C. HONDA 1981 civic, wagon, am-fm ster­ »1.450 Call after 3pm 455-8832 145. plus 1 eitensioo cords, mint condi­ vo, IO. runs good Neads TLC. »1325 or CHEVY 1983 eo, root rack, 5 speed, excellent condi­ tion. J64 1-0714 HEATH SCOPE-125, electronic switch, LABRADOR mix black. 6 mooti old best Eve. or weekends, 459-4195 GENE MEROLLIS WE BUY CARS BEAUVILLE 8 PASSENGER tion 84600 Must sell. 777-1801 TORO SNOW PUP-11 inch. J years old male pup. eicelleot bouse dog. all shots. Asking «80. 531-4340 NEW KAWAI 6 ft high gloss ebony »15. Color bar generator. »35 Capacity EGG HARBOR. 1961. 36 It. convertible CHEVROLET LATE MODEL • Loaded, has travel bed s«t 119^ fessional grand piano. beautiful. 84500 tester »15 4mlsc 563-5243 good with children, 592-8692 sedan Fly bridge, new engines, genera­ APR Financing available Stock PARTS...427-6200 FOREIGN-DOMESTIC or best offer. «81-5311 RCA 15" color T.V, console. Colonial LHASA APSO female. 5H months, haj tor, dinghy, extra clean- Documented -P27;o. all shots 1-624-4254 Call after 6pm, 676-4438 TOP DOLLAR PAID JAVE ON THIS 718 Building Materials ORGAN • Lowrey Debut Double key­ style, posh button, excellent condition. FIRESTONE P-205 75-14. excellent FACTORY OFFICIAL VAN" board, mint coodi Uoo. »875 Includes 453-7594 MINIATURE German Shepherd, mixed CLASTRON. CarUoo 1978. CV23. Day steel radials. »140 (Set). * RED WING FORMICA 4i«ft sheet al »11 per sheet 624-4538 bench. 381-4551 WE REPAIR MOST out of warranty breed, spayed .female, i years old, Cruiser. Douglas custom trailer, eicel­ or 40 cents per so, ft. Over 100 colors to bocsecroteo. all shots, good with kids, leot Reasonable. After 5:30 782-5325 SUBURBAN choose from 24240 Capital or call ask PIANO. KOHLER-CAMPBELL stereos; amps, turntables, tape decks, FORD. 1971. 302. 2V. engine plus C-4 JACK CAULEY TICKET TVs. portables, Walkmans For info. loves frisby, good home only, »20. After IRWIN 28 ft 1977. Sailboat Diesel. automatic Strong runner, well main­ for Barb e-r Ed 533-9353 New spinet. Oak finish 6 PM 531-4418 OLDS - SUBARU - CHEVROLET- Eitremely nice. »1500. Stereo Component Service. 477-5740 Wheel steering. Many, many eitras tained. Hear it run »135 439-1206 WHITE OAK Flooring. 1½ Inch. 12 so, 1810 Maplelawn (Troy Motor Mall) ORCHARD LAKE RD. WINNER 34*1894 MIXED BEAGLE puppies, 7 weeks old. Perfect! Best offer 591-1296 VW 1968 • Engine 4 Trans, some body ft never used 60 years old. »125. to good home. 155-1128 Between 14 4 15 Mile Rds 397-1181 PIANO - upright, excellent coodiUoo. 729 CB Radios PONTOON -1980 Sylvan. 1982 35 Evin- parts 728-2569 643-0070 855-9700 »!25orbeslo(rer.Afler3pm. 349-441« MIXED BREED 4 year old male dog. roif. full cushioned seats, built-in bar. COBRA 1000 with upper 4 lower chan­ must sell. »4500 After 6pm. 352-1609 WARD'S 2 wheel utility trailer. 1100 lb DODGE 1975 Tradesman, must sell Leo Poplowskl STEGLER GRAND PIANO - 5' 9" with cels, »150 or best offer. After 6pm. Housebroken, eicelleot child's pet Lov­ capacity. 6 moolhs old 591-1413 We'll Buy Your 720 Farm Produce ing noroe only. After 7pm. 652-6972 now Regular gas. stereo, tape. CB. sun- 8861 Woodbine bench, natural rosewood, 1 year old. 417-8351 SEARAY 1979. 25 ft Weekender, sleeps WESTERN SNOW olow. power angle 4 Used Car or Truck roots, carpet, more »495 No calls be­ HORSE HAY • RABBIT HAY »3900 or best offer, must seU. 778-0138 OLD ENGLISH sheen dog. AKC. ooe 4. loaded, twin !«5 engine. 1979 Easy- lilt, new parts. »550 591-1731 fore Sat 9am 649-5024 Redford Straw. »190 .Rabbits.Organic load trailer. 231-182« ALL NUKES 4 MODELS STEINWAY year old. female. Gentle, lovable. »140. Gardener Special • Mulch Hay 730 Sporting Goods 721-130» 7211308 DODGE 1976 van. 318 engine, good con­ FIREWOOD. »46 421-4484 5 ft 7 inches, walnut, ivory key. excel- SEARS 12 ft deep-V aluminum boat 820 Autos Wanted dition, no nist. automatic. »1900 Please call the promo­ 'eat condition AIR HOCKEY. 7 Ft, cover and aU POMARANTAN. AKC purebred female. with game fisherman trailer, like new. Bill Brown 729-8633 644-4581 equipment, excellent coodjtioo, »100 or 1 years old, bouscbroken, loveable and »600 261-0608 - USED CARS - tion department of the DODGE. 1978 B-200 Van. low miles, 722 Hobbies best offer. CaU: • 459-7191 good with kids. 283-4138 AAA BUYER 35000 Plymouth Rd . Livonia Observer & Eccentric V10UN. case and bow. »160. Eicellent SEA STAR - Spotless 16 ft 120 HP. custom interior. Mags-brand new tires, between 9 A.M. and 5 Coins & Stamps conditioo Call after 11 Nooo ANTIQUE POOL TABLES (7) POODLES. Toy. Champloo line quality, Dke New - ready to go Custom-built 421-7000 sell or trade Call 274-5893 316-8131 AU sites. In pool room thick coated apricot Shots, health certi­ cover »4.500 681-2836 P.M., Friday, February AQUARIUM Cues, balls, etc. ficate. Compare! »200 up 261-3888 DODCF. 1982 Mail Van. 14 500 miles 10. t903, to claim yoor 1.500 gallon all glass"fish lank V10L1H- GERMAN copy of KloU Mod­ Q-Master, 545-73JJ T0PCA$r4 -WHY TAKE LCGS? Custom conversion with nearly every »1000 Calll0 30am-6pm: el about 75 years old. eicellent coodi-' POODLE Small dark brown female. 3 807 Boat Paris WE PAY TOPS FOR option available You must see to be­ two FREE RED WING'. ,• -w 837-5817 tioo 641-1181 BEAT THE RUSH.' months. All-shots;.partially trained lieve .Call (or list of options Private TICKETS. Soft ball uniforms. Jackets, shorts. Tee Needs home. »7«. 642-4311 ft Service YOURCAROR TRUCK owner 651-5355 WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY SALE shirts. Lowest prices anywhere. WAITING Matthews Hargreave 726 Musical Instruments Loodos Family Sports. 533-5585 PUREBRED German short-haired pup­ NEW SET Michelin tires. I95i75ll4. FORD ECON0L1NE 1979. 150 Van. 591-2300 ext. 244 PIANOS & ORGANS pies Excellent hunting stock. Vet »180. 14" Wire wheel covers. »60. Call Chevrolet 54.000 miles automatic, stereo, cruise ABBEY PIANO COMPANY 4 DAYS ONLY EVINRUDE FISHERMAN. »115. pow- checked »50 Call after 3PM 522-5628 before 12 noon . 478-0366 control. 2 larks, tilt steering, new tires, TOURS, FR1. SAT 4. SUN. er winch. »115: pistol/rifle target, »35. All Makes Woodward at 10 Mile excellent condition. »4950 540-2433 812 W. II Mile Rd. Royal Oak SAVINGS UP TO 50¾ NEW 4 USED sausage stuffer, »25. home welder. »30. SEEKING good home- for beautiful & Models WE BUY & SELL Swim ladder, »10. 563-5143 white/gray Persian cat 7 years oldy 806 Vehicle ft 398-8800 FORD. 1978 Retiree window van V-8. CONGRATULATIONS ORGANS spayed and decIiwed Due to increase WE PAY OFF LOANS auto, power steering, brakes am-fm. USED PIANOS WAS NOW ICE SKATES travel cat Is always alone Needs loving Boat Storage cruise, finished interior, rust proofed. Howard Baldwin 81995 t »7 New and Used company. 833-8130 WE NEED 82rjunk Cars Wanted 43.000mites.clean »4.600. 3480945 CONSOLES-SPINETS-CRANDS Loeffler HW1 Hardware RV STORAGE Lowrty »1499 »1195 Boats • Trailers - Trucks ALE AUTOS 4 TRUCKS' Baldwin »1495 »1195 29150 Five Mile, Livonia. 412-1110 SHEPHERD mix. males. S months, PICK-UPS FORD 19"9. Window Van. 4 speed' HONDA 1981 Silver Prelude I will sell need home. »15. 474-3081 ¢.474-0713 Recreational vehlcle'storage. Secured »50 to »200 4 up for driveable iunk cars overdrive, air. FM stereo, eitras Ask­ this super car in mint shape or take real PIANOS WANTED Lowrey (2695 »1895 PING PONG table & accessories, too Telegraph 4 Jeffries area. 155-0146 Call 4 trucks Call us before you sell. 7 days ing »6200 After 6pm 695-7676 Baldwin - 81595 t 797 good 1976 or 1979 small car in trade. TOP CASH brand, mint condition. SS4-O770 SHIH TSU • 4 months old. black 4 Ken Stevens a week. Quick plck-op 934 6565 Call 627-2283 PIANOS while, paper trained, all shots. AKC HYDRA-WHEELCHAIR LIFT 541-6116 WAS . NOW SKIS- K2 185cm. poles^ Tyrolean 350 registered »250-After 6pm, 477-3933 812 Motorcycles ALL CARS & TRUCKS HONDA. 1982 Accord. LX. 2 door. 5 Baldwin »1193 »1595 bindings, like new. (165 649-3577 TENNYSON 1981 MAXI-CO.NVERSION' VAN Jcnked - Wrecked - Running Ideal Ready Unit lor Travel. Hospital. speed. 10.000 miles, bke. stereo cas­ QUALITY Wurliuer »1995 »119} SHIH TZU pups, AKC, small, gold/ sette Like new 37.400 681-2489- Story 4 Clark WEIDER 160 weight set and heavy white, black/white, shots, N. Brightoo. GoKarts, Mini-Bikes CHEVROLET Rest Home Air + many options »2895 »2195 duly work bench, »200. 459-2135 TOP$$$ USED PIANOS Kimball »1995 11095 517-5460459 CO-KART. 150 JLO engine, side mount 32570 Plymouth Rd CRESTWOOD DODGE HONDA. 1982 Accord. 4 door. 14,000 INSOUTHFIELD dickering »2195 »1495 Urdu, must be seen. »350. 348-0630 QUICK PICK-UP. "Ask for Used Cars' 421-5700 miles, excellent condition, »8.000 '"- SOLID WHITE female cat, 7 months Livonia 425-6500 Open Sun. Starting at $295 old. short-haired Oriental, to good home HARLEY 1946 Custom Many new PLYMOUTH 1975 Maxi window van. Clarkston. 1-391-0535 Used Crands - Baldwin, KimbalL Chick-. only. 455-3871 parts 525-8168 E & M AUTO PARTS 57.500 miles, power steering, brakes. AT THE MUSIC STAND ering. Wurliuer 4 Stelnway (rom 738 Household Pets V8. (318). nice shape »1875 349-6410 INVENTORY REDUCTION H9S5 STANDARD POODLE. AKC. brown HONDA 1974. 354. »100 or best offer. ALLOW US TO Licensed. Bonded Telegraph S. of 10 Mile OVER 159 NEW 4 USED PIANOS AKC SCHNAUZERS or DACHSHUNDS male. 10 months, bouse and obedience Call after 6pm 427-8351 1982 E-150ClubWa|on. XLT Every op­ SALE! FROM »149 APPRAISE YOUR CAR 474-4425 397-2200 tion, JAVE 356-3182 Home raised puppies. Champloo Stud trained, kennel shy, to quiet adult borne HONDA 1976 CB 750 Excellent Condi­ 8LO0MFIELD STORE OPEN SUN. 1-5 Service. Professional Grooming. only. Please call after 6pm. 591-2169 JUNK CARS WANTED North Bros 421-1376 1980 BMW 320i's OPEN 7 DAYS tion! Adult owned, garage kept Low TOP $$$ PAID 5 to choose from CASH FOR YOUR PIANO Bob Albrecht 512-9380 Dead Or Alive TO GOOD home - Cockapoo. mixed, miles Faring bags, trunk. New clutch, All Makes & Models High DoUar Paid AS LOW AS EVOLA MUSIC CO AMERICAN PITBULL Terriers. 4 male, 2 years old, white shaggy, good wiring, battery Extras. Road Ready! Bill Wild Auto Salvage 326-2080 824 Jeeps & Other BImfd Hills ' Watertord males. Art Zebo bloodline 411-4852 watchdog, loves children. Part »1.400. negotiable. BALDWIN Before 1pm, 791-0087; 526-6885 Ask For STEVE VIGH , $10,200 ; 6 ft. 3 inches. French Provenclal. 2184 Telegraph 4977 Dixie Hwy. Colllejemale. black with white mug. 4-Wheel Drives N. of Square Lake N. of Walton AUSTRALIAN Shepherd mix puppies. 6 ooe year old In July,-loves children. dickering 5 ft. 4 inches. weeks, 2 males, I female.long hair. In­ HONDA 1978- 750 Custom, soft tail VILLAGE FORD 822 Trucks For. Sale BLAZER 1977, excellent condition, low ERHARDBMW 8351540 334 056«. " 674-043» Hound dog. female-^ moolhs old. very credibly cule'Best offer. 834-1951 lovable. 326-8197 frame. »1800 Call !O30am-6pnv 23533 Michigan Ave CHEVY PICKUP. 19S0. air condition­ miles, wagon wheels, trailering special, SOUTHFIELD 352-6037 837-5827 1 blocks East of Telegraph ing. Fantastic buy for tbe money mustsee »4495. After 6 30pm. 455-6984 J5J68 MAZDA GLC. 1980. sport, air condition­ 565-2356 BLAZER 1979. -4x4 Cheyenne, power ing, stereo. 5 speed, extra nice LOULaRICHE windows 4 locks • tilt, cruise, gauges. 7' »3.995 O'Hara Datsun. 35655 Plymouth Art Moran Pontiac MEYER PLOW. Crecian white Abso­ Rd. 425-3311 CHEVROLET lutely Perfect'»7.495 Plymouth Rd - Just West of 1-275 CRESTWOOD DODGE MAZDA RX7. 1982. Jacquard grey. 1H TOP CASH! 'Ask for Used Cars' 421-5700 6500 miles', super loaded. 5 speed, not a 453-4600 . scratch »11.600 After 5:30pm 626-4099 2¾m For Your 1977 or Newer BRONCO. 1982. 6 cylinder. 4 speed. CHEVY 1970 H Too Pickup 6 cylinder Car or Truck imei, ail ivt-JilU/nir.g, bldlk 5B3fp: MAZDA 1919. 11X7, sui iwf. ei>.tllnil 3£*k-»t stick shifL power steering »2500. 8.495 m7 condition. »6.900. - 422-6964 Art Moran Pontiac - GMC 349-2526 r |*4Bare-Bottomi Telegraph North ol 12 Mile JACK DEMMER FORD 721-6560 MERCEDES 1977- 280E. sunroof, al­ 353-9000 CHEVY. 1981 stepside pick-up, 6 cylin­ low black 4 tan. loaded Call ie County's Largest Toyota Dealer" der. 3 speed, power steering 4 brakes. CHEVY 1983 ' Days 875-8183 or Eves 356-7166 »6.000 398-6329 S-10 8LAZER CASH NOW Tahoe Series Super Sharp 4 Loaded COURIER. 1980. XLT Package. 5 1 WE BUY USED CARS 4 TRUCKS speed, air. amfm stereo cassette, rust 119% APR Financing available. JAVE m NORTH BROS pioofcd.magtlbwU. ~~"— 261-1263 47'r-74'45 JACK CAULbY TBEN£ WANTS YOUR DATSUN 1981. King Cab. jump seats, am-fm radio. »5.500. -CHEVROLET- l l FREE 453-7860 ORCHARD LAKE RD, I Between 14 4 15 Mile Rds. '83 l4> fe&k * '*BUS I A MILLION DODGE 1976 pickup, 225 slant 6. pow­ Ml er steering & brakes. 55.000 miles, body 855-9700 BUY OR LEASE si*$ MONEY DOWN m DOLLAR $MILE! good condition, rvns excellent. »2100 INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER IF WE Buy Your Carl iirm. 522-5710 Scout Traveler. 1976. 4X4. automatic, G.M. - Ford - Chrysler Gars EL CAM1N0 197» Automatic. 307 re­ low miles, like New. »3,695 $205 MO. built engine, transmission still under JACK DEMMER FORD 721-6560 Vans and Trucks Based on a 48 month open or closed end Warranty, needs a little body work JEEP WAGONEER 1975 - »1:000: or lease wHh a »5000 non refundable down PLUS WE »430 624-4816 Neededl best offer. Call before 10PM, J56-7462 payment- PurcUase option »12.300. Call TOM KARAY MGR. FORD 1967 Sbortbed pick-up. excellent JEEP. 1962 CJ 7. LTD. 6 lirMjer. pow- All Mercedes Models Avail­ condition, no rust 35 5' Grand Prix er steering, brakes, tilt, hardtop, war- MAKE YOUR CRESTWOOD DODGE tires, 4 11 posl-B 4 M shifter, rebuilt renty. eitras Exc condition After 5pm, able for Immed. Oellvery Here's An Offer 421-5700 S50.*22O0.eves. 159-7419' 563-4918 "LEASE FOR LESS" SUBARU 1978 Station wagon, 4 wheel from 1st PAYMENT, drive, FM stereo, good condition. •THE.PROFESSIONALS" $1.40¾. 26100 W. 7 Mile. Garage. % SPECIALIZING IN THE LEASING OF You Can't Refuse! .536-8547 ALL MAKES 4 MODELS. ' WAGGON'EER 1975 4 door, automatic IMPORT 4 DOMESTIC power steering 4 brakes^ till wheel. '83 TOYOTA SUPRA —i» Sharp,more »J650oroffer. 652-0418 D & L Performance package, fully loaded. Including sun- '83 CRESSIDA 825 Sports & rdof, cassette, equalizer and accent package. 4 door, full factory standard equipment, - 1982 VOLKSWAGENS Stock #175, power windows, power locks, tilt wheel, cruise Imported Care AUDI FOX. 1977, 44,000 miles. 4 cylin­ LEASING 10 Others ^¢,^^-,,.,. control, air, electric sunroof, cassette, equaJiz- is* der, fuel Injection,. SOmpg, In the city. 4 ^Sjock to Choose 9 JUIVI«1 W er.drgHal Instrument s»#^ #% A I A ala VW DIVIDENDS: new tires, one brand new spare tire, sun roof, reclining seats, amfm radio. air; From 304 panel, and more. ^yR •! '82Jetta(Gas)...... $ 500 front wheel drive, 334-8945 362-0520 permonth Demo$tock#145. per month OPAL 1975.1900. fuel Injected. 2 door. AUDI 197« -5000.4 speed. Silver. Ken­ I speed. Interior Immaculate, some '.82 Rabbit (Diesel) ..$ 525 tucky car. No rust. Extra clean. »4600. rusl. very dependable, many new parts '83 TERCEL SR5 '83 TOYOTA SHORT BED PICKUP •82 VW Pickup (Diesel) ..$ 645 • .-- 7MMM4' »700 or best otfer. After 6pm 981-1753 AUDI, lf»l 4000,14.000 miles, loaded, PORSCHE-19J1. 924 Turbo, Platinum, 3 door, AM/FM stereo, carpet protection, full Full factory standard equipment, accent striping. Stock #364, '82 Jetta (Diesel).,....;...,.,,,...... $ 700 eicelleot condition, »7,695. loaded, excellent condition, never driv­ Days. 643-2331 or Eve"j. 623-199» factory standard equipment. Stock #386. en In Winter. 528-J1JJ or liter »PMr In Stock to $ + H| Q00 ft •-' ' '82 0u'anjunfi'(Ali Models)...... $1000 AUDI 3000-S197» Diesel.} speed, load­ '• --. .-'. 679-6481 ed. Eicellent. »6.500. (517) «76-938» RENAULT 1981 Foego turbo, black. 5 $iAqoo* Choose From. • • W .' per month 'B2yanaQon(GBs).,..,....*...... $100 0 - " (517)33)-1800 speed,- 6.000 miles, tt.MPO, »».«00 or . I™wlnf permonth '82 Vanagon Camper (Gas) ...... $1000 BMW 1979. 32» I. cashmere black cloth. besloffer. v -." : • - 832-1038 Excellent coodillof). Loaded. Bitslelns SAAB 197J 900 turbo. Excellent condi­ '82W Convertible...... ;...... $1000 European Distributors,'»9250 «41-8254 tion. Sun roof, stereo, many be* parts 'S^Sclrocco..;.....,.,...... ,.,/...- ..;.$1200 BMW 1982, 3201. 5 speed, air. sunroof, k extras Low miles. Mkrvift/S48-7»80 fogs, am-fm. Must sell Best offer over : -v." 9AM-6PM; 169-9000, ext. 242 '82 Vanagor, (Diesel)...... --;...... $1200 M.OOO. .: 564-1491 SUBARU WAGON. 1972,4 wheel drive BMW 3201 198». While, Uius package, »2.695 Hines • Park UncolnMercury '82 Vanagon Camper (Diesel),. ....$1600 ,..'.• • '-- >-:;'-• 425-303« sun roof, alloy wkeels, low rnl'cs Leav­ ••* : ». " __ » - ing couotry, must sell. »14,700. TOYOTA CARQLLA 1977, 5 Jpeed. am- 540-161» ..,-.'. 5«J0826 fm stereo wllhctsseUe-. (1390.624-3364 CHALLENGER. I9JI,- luxury sport TOYOTA CELICA OT I9J0- eicelleot PLUS! PLUS! PLUS! coupe, $ speed, super »tereo, red 4 sil­ condition, low miles, •sunroof. 14750. ver, excellent In every way O Hara Call Bob • • . .Mt-6J»f or 391-0300 Dalson, 35*55 Plymouth Rd. ' 435-3311 SPECIAL FINANCING AVAILABLE TOYOTA, 197»-. Celict CT. 5 speed, »tr, 7 CORVETTE I960, for restoration, par, am-fm. new lire* & brakes. Good ccodl- Hally completed, »4600.. 464 Mil vM* < '.-.>'• •*''••• •'•' • - "Drive A Little, Save A Lot"... tlort Moving, must telL »11OQ. «79-739» CORVETTE 1974 Coup*. Loaded TOYOTA 197», Celled OT'coupe, S 65.000 miles »5.600 '." 455 692» soeed, factory sun-roof, ArhFm stereo, CORVETTE 197». Loaded pluj.glasl. alloy nhvels, new Ures, ttcellenl condl- 1^"K-i UFontiln* , lops.Csn be seen it J88I Willeo BJvd, lion, »4 »50 Alter #PM. «24-6902 Rochester.-" -.:- •- «52-lK4 >' Mtchifi.n Av*. TOYOTA 1980 Cejka, excellent coodl- IW«tJ«*T*gr«* :-'.. •. CORVETTE !»>?. .".. llon. »4,500. Call 5PM|yPM,r 471-47«» Deep lustr<), automatic, very clean. If TOYOTA. mo.Celk* ST, eicellent THE PEOPLE WHO this Is your search, EUREKA! Check coridilioo,.,J3.000' nlgbwaV milts, 5 22805 MICHIGAN, DEARBORN 561-6600 thliooe! . .>.. •peed, tmfmstereo, most sell »4.000 or : ' CRESTWOOD DODGE . best oiler. Serious Inquiries only.- " KNOW ABOUT TOYOTA "Ask for UscdCars' 4J1-57O0 ,- -i 459-6659

mmm Thursday, February 17, 1983 O&E {P.C,R.W,G-13C)*f5C 825 Sporli & r~ r- *— 854 American Motors 858 Cadillac 880 Chevrolet 880 Chevrolet 880 Chevrolet Imported Cart 860 Chevrolet 882 Chrysler 888 Fprd PACER 197». Good condition. Air. ELDORADO 1984 CAMARO 19)1 Z-28. Fully equipped CAVALIER l»n- Type 10. air, am-fm IMPALA.1980 Station wagon, air, pbw- M0N'ZA"1980 Hatchback. AutomaUc. fOYOTA 1M1 OUca. OT. red. low IMPERIAL, 1*71, 51.000 mile*, power. BILL BROWN'S MUSTANG CITY. AM-PM. power steering, new ttres. 19,000 miles. Loaded b la excellent con­ ExceUent cocdiUoo. Low mileage. stereo, 4 speed, rear defogger, eicelleot er, tilt, cruise." »4.000 miles, like new. power steering. Mk-belka, showroom air. stereo, new parts, good running Biggest telectioo In (own! 197», '80. 81,' tpilttlt, tuitrcof, ilr, cruis*. loovtr*. J,U00orbest 9J7-U41 dition. »11.500. Call Dan for more in­ »19,*00 .^ 84M355 coodiUoo. »6495. After Spm 184-0558 8 5.900.1(100 W.» Mile. Garage. cooditloo. 8)875 or call for lease terms. coodiUoo, 1550.581-8711 or 581-4350 VUUt MJIM7 and 81. from »2695-Bill Brown Ford,: formation. M1-7DI ))4-8547 All Slate Car Leaaing S21-III! 35000 Plymouth Rd. at Waype R44)l- RENAULT 198J. red. 10,000 miles, air, CAMERA 19j)> 4 speed, deluxe sport CAVALIER 1981 CU loaded. JMooe, LeBARON 1*7». 4 door aotomatie. air. OYOTA 1*1. SUtM, i »p«*J. AmFra 4 door, sua roof. »5700. After 5 JO ELDORADO 1981. dlesef,-JO tnrg.'iper'- * coupe, am-fro slered tape, 10,000 miles, Continue* Protection Plan. CM Exec, IMPALA l»80, V« air. am fm. good MONZA, I960, sunroof. automaUc. 1 70» to, rtif wlper/dtf»Mer M/w Extra Clean )4.000 mile*. « AVE! «48-0848 fect condition, all available options. bright red, »8500. 981-1191 car. After S Mpra. ))5-(754 mileage, good coodiUoa Call after 5. * - pla striping, burgandy. »3(00. l-lvonJaChryslerPIyTOOuth 525-5000 CREDIT PROBLEM J, «,7601^11«», »«.700. WJ-Om DaytMtfOft Eves &UJ144 or weekends, 11274818 SPOUT DL, 1*11. Lift back, 4 speed CAPRICE CLASSIC 197«. Sport Coop*, CAVAUER l»8> Ct. 1 door Hatch, NO PROBLEM! N5?Y0RKER, 1*7», leather, stereo, Ask for Chris or Gary TOYOTA III1H Ttrctt SRJ, loided, manual transmtsHoo, power steering, ELDORADO 1981, as good as you can clean, excellent condition, ooe owner, most options Includes sunroof. (004 MAUBU CLASSIC 1*7« 4 door power NOYA, 1*72.1 door, automatic.« cylin­ power, wire wheels. »4.100. ))4-0760 w«r»nt?. low mile*. J51W or bbt of- power braes, air. rear window oV find. dleseL leather Interior, »15,900. many opUona. »))00. ()(-9589 miles. Best offer. »57-11») steering, brates, air, doth Interior. der, power steering, eicelleot mechani­ 241-1HJ ftf.lIMMl; *IUr 5pra,M7-lMJ fogger, whilewalls, stereo, extended Call 614-3145 «1)00 or beat offer ((9-)3)4 cally, body fair, «400. 45)-7081 NEW YORKER 1*81. 5th Avenue, load­ CAPRICE 197$ Estate Waeoo, aU pow­ CAVAUER 1981 CL, all option* MOT- ELITE, f*75. »450 or best olfer. Good warranty cloti reclining bocle4 teaU. ed, midnight Woe. leather Interior, ex­ coodiUoo. 411-3960 TOYOTA l»«, Tetwl. low mlltage. ex Bebart »5000 Call eves 8c weekends. ELDORADO 1981 OM ertcull?*, er - 8"800- Call after 5J0PM or week­ Ing must tell (4,500. Call 410-0191 or MAUBU Clank 1*7«. power steering/ NOVA 1*7». Custom, 4 door, ajr, power cellent cooditloo, »10,895. 52M051 ctlleot coodiUoo, im-fm cauctt, 4 5894497 »15,«00. Leaded. After 5pm 152-7)58 ends, 439-2)» 4!«-iX>»0 brakes, air, new battery. Urea like new, steering, brake* & locks, new Urea, ESCORT L 1981. 1 tooe. rear defog. tpeeAIMOO. H»>lH marooo color, cloth interior, body & brake*, battery & exhaust, low miles, Mlchelins, AmFm cassette, automaUc, (1) FLEETWOOD D'elegance 1980, ful­ CAPRICEj.1478, Soort sedan, air. load­ CAVAUER 19)1 CL hatchback coupe, mechanical excellent, run* perfect. Fm eicelleot condltloa »1550 or best Call 884 Dodge ly loaded, both gray. Mint! 110,500. automatic, loaded, aluminum wheels, power steering 14.700.. 411-1088 TOYOTA 1983 SUPRA ed. Very good «oo4u<»-*l»» sUreo,4door,»l.l». 477*711 9>m-9pmv • )48-1)94 856 Bulck each. Call after «prp, . ' «47-577» fr immacula te, make offer. Eves. 831 -40(4 ARIES 1*31 Station Wtgoa Stick shift, • ' v-" ^' (li-5559 good MPG. white wall radiats. »67(5 ESCORTS & LYNX, 1911 1992 Best lltJM. Also avtlkMe In igtomille BUICK 1*71, 1 toot, needs some wort, FLEETWOOD, 1981 Brougham d^Je- CKEVELLB MAUBU 1971. 850. auto­ ' MAUBU WAGON 1982 VEGA. 1977 Hatchback, standard 4 Ca,U tfter 5:80pm 8*917)7 Selection In town! From H,195..8ill »tVi Web ptrformtDM MCUM »700. Call between I0*m-5pra, 59MU7 gance, 4 door, fully equipped, excellent maUc, air, good lire*, original owner, Loaded, Factory Offlceal 11 * APR Fi­ speeds ua radio,'good coodiUoo, »1100 Brown Ford, )5000 Plymouth Rd at Incite* GRAPHIC CASSETTE coolitioo. »11,504. Office, )84-(100: »750. 477-MJ8 nancing available. Stock 4P17I4.. -981-0416 ASPEN 1980 2 door, power steering- Wayne Rd. 411-.7000 CENTURY I9S0 limited. 4 door, toad- »AVE PLENTY ON THIS ONE! brakes, aotomatie, radio, »2*95. or best FREIGHT & FREE DEU VERY Home, (28-1487 ESC6RT1981 SS, 4 speed, tciroof, an> CRESSlDASfromUMW. ed. jgper clean, JJ.tOO. 415-7237 CHEVETTE 1976, 4 door auloxnatlc, offer. 464-0845 FLEETWOOD 1981 4 doer sedan, mint REDWING Onlv )3,600 miles. Sharp! Ideal JACK CAULEY fm stereo, rear window defroster, good STARUETS, TERCELS CENTURY 19J1 Lknited, 4'door, load­ 882 Chrysler CHARCER 197), 400. automaUc, power cooditloo, »5150. Before Spm. S4J-*s» Call (or our best 0V1L condition, dark blue, blue velour, an C-H-E-AP Transportation."' Small ed, »5.000 miles, excellent coodiUoo, power, coocert sound system. Genuine TICKET DovmSbettoo Pontlac-Bdlck, «51-5500 - CHEVROLET- CHEVETTE, 197«, 4 door, medium steering-brakes, sharp. »1200 464-8241 «8700 585-880« ESCORT, 1981. Air conditioning, stereo, spoke steel wheels. Cat (V antl theft ORCHARD LAKE RD, blue, metaUic. low mile*. »2.277. power tteering. sunroof (4,795..Hines system- »17,000. Men. thru Fit 414-80)0 WINNER CHEVETTE 197« 4 speed, excellent Between 14 & 15 Mile Rds " CHARGER, 1977, good coodiUoo, »1595 519-253-7259 ' CENTURY 1981 limited. 4 door. V«, coodiUoo, cloth seats, no rust Good tit LOULaRICHE or best offer 537-J169 Park Uncoln-Mercury . 415-)0)4 sun roof, stereo, 8 track Upe. loaded. 855-9700 VOLVO tte»- < cylinder, twlo cartxire- SEDAN DEVILLE 1992 Diesel, loaded, mileage. )44-1105 ESCORT 1982. GL, loaded- »5.700 W0 milet,CM Executive. «44-9081 under warranty. 81).900. 411 65I7 CHEVROLET CHARGER. 1*77 Mint condition, sun­ lor*. oc*6s some repair. IJW. or test ; MAUBU 1*75 wagori, original owner. roof, full power, air. am-fn>j5.500 or I 455-6923 Jerry Josen CHEVETTE, 1980. 4 door, 4 speed, air, Plymouth Rd- • Just West ol 1-275 oUtr. * tU-OM ELECTRA 1988, Excellent transporta­ SEDA/4 DE Y1LLE, 1981, Diesel, dark cloth Interior, 17.000 miles. ExceUent low miles, automatic, ay. 4 more, best offer. 417 5700 5)1-644(4 tion, best offer takes. 855-5401 20671 Secluded Lane tharp! 155-)4)) EXP. 1982 Air. black, nice, »6.500. VOLVO 1979. 14$ wiEoo. oo« cwttr, blue, cruise, tape, wire wheels, »10.850. Southtleld coodiUoo, »3500. «51-4)38 453-4600 DODCE 197) SUUoouagoo ) speed. 669902J blue. iuUxriatlc, air. Upe. roof rack, LE SABER 1974 4 door hardtop., very • 557-4)11 MAUBU 1*7» Classic, V6, air, power CHRYSLER 1*71. Good engine U trans- Excelled body and engine, no rust, cruise.cKaji. $<900 4$9-»$!7 CHEVETTE 1981 • 1 door aotomatie. FAIRLANE 5001970. ) door. V-8. acto- low miles, original owner, factory sir. SEDANdeVILLE. 1981. all yellow, 9,000 utiles. Cloth interior, rear defog, steering, brakes, 44,000 miles, clean, mlssioa front eod damage, will sell must sacrifice for »600. 5))-31(4 uses regular gas, sharp! 855-348) rustproofed. »8450. 161-18*1 complete or parts. (Reasonable). maUc. very lit\Ie rust. »345 , VOLVO 1979. J84CL. sua-roof, air. CAJ- leather, gas. wire wheels, 91001ni)ea,'' Please call the promo­ AmFro, »4.000- 714-1851 Call Jim. 464-116« »13.100 Call «46-9149 4)4-505» OMNI. 1978 5 door Hatchback, auto­ selte. leather. I owner. Sharp. »7.400. LE SABRE 1973 Custom, 4 door. 55.000 tion department of the CHEVY SUBURBAN. 1*77, air condi­ MAUBU 1*80 Classic Sutioowagoo, matic. AMFM stereo, beautiful Silver Mt-0491 ml, air. New tires, exhaust system, low mileage, stereo, air, automaUc, CORDOBA 1*78. excellent condiUon, FAIRMONT 1*78 wagoa « cylinder, SEDAN deVILLE. 1978. while, light Observer &' Eccentric tioning. 1 lone paint Special price Mink oclside with bcrgaody velour in­ po«r steering, automatic.- rear de­ shocks, battery. Clean, »1100 591-8080 blue Interior, vinyl top, loaded, very »1.784. loaded, (4500. 4554441 all options »2000. 535-4442 terior and bocket seats, low mile*. Like VOLVO 1»»I- DL. 4 door, automatic, between. 9 A.M. and 5 brand new, »2.750 or best 427-5941 frost, new exhaust. »2,850. . «44-189) air, am-fro Hereo* eicelleot coodiUpo. LESABRE 1977, white z door, air, ster­ clean, »5.»95- . 3)8-158« M/LIBU 1*81 Classic Station Wagon, CORDOBA, 197«. 2 door. air. power, P.M., Friday, February LOU LaRICHE FAIRMONT 1978 KUTURA. 4 speed. 4 (S900 or best offer 1M-K19 eo, must sell 81450 or best ofler. 1981 BUICK DIESEL, 18.000 Miles. Me- excellent coodiUoa 20,000 mile*. Many very good coodiUoo. no rust, 40,000 024, 1982. « speed. 21 eoglne. power 4)7-8191 •> 18, 1883?-to claim your option*. 474-41)5 roiles.llSOO. 576-145» cylinder, am-fm stereo, oo rust, new ex­ 100% SHEEPSKIN SEAT COVERS Uculously-kepl. Wire covers. Loaded! CHEVROLET steering-brakes, air." AmFm stereo, haust 4 brake*, »1195 422-7158 812.188. two FREE RED WING Plymouth Rd. - Just West of 1175 road wbeels 5 Year Warranty. »6.69* L Imported, black t, camel cover LE SABRE. 1(80. station wagon All HONTE CARLO 1*75- 10),000 Miles, CORDOBA 1977- excellent coodiUoo. best offer. After 5pm. 64)-8148 jityle*-ail tailored power Air conditioning 115¾ Call TICKETS. 453-4600 loaded Interior, body needs work. 8500 runs great, all leather Interior, bucket FAIRMONT. 1979. 1 door. 4 cylinder, |}S to »4» eaco days. 589-1841 197» COUPE DeVILLE, 11.000 Miles. Call after «PM ' 719-44S9 teats, am-fm stereo. 49,000 miles. aotomatie, air coodiUoning. 36.000 ac­ Gobi. Merino. Merino Loxej ExceUent CoodiUoo! »7.988 691-2300 ext. 244 CITATION 1980 Low miles. Very good »1600/or best. 42)-8448 WAGON SALE !! tual mile*, one owner. »».695. Bill Clearing Inventory J5S-42M LeSABRE 1911 Wagoo (8 cylinder, gas), coodiUoo. 13.900 or best offer. Call af­ MONTE CARLO L977. Power, air, CHRYSLER 1981. To*n & Country Brown Ford. »5000 Plymouth Rd. at air Loaded! LIKE NEW' 1981 FLEETWOOD BROUGHAM. As­ ter 1PM 4(4-1165 alarm, swivel teats. »2.000 Selling, CORDOBA 1978. V» automaUc, -power DODGE 1980. DIPLOMAT. Woodgrain Wayne Rd. 411-7000 tro roof Loaded! »12,988 need truck! After «PM 478-2414 locks, windows, trunk, steering, brakes, 1982 BMW 528e's Sbeltoo,pooUac-BuJck. 651-5500 RELIANT i ARIES K WAGONS FAIRMONT 1980 Wagon. « cylinder au- CONGRATULATIONS CITATION. I960. 4 door, power steer­ am-fm 8 track, leather reclining buck­ FACTORY OFFICIALS AT Y-O-U-R 4 To Choose From PARK AVENUE. 198), folly loaded. 1976 SEVILLE •Special" »4.888. ing, power brakes, air. 4 speed. 82*50 MONTE CARLO. 1980 Grand Touring ets, excellent cooditloo. must tell, mov­ toraatlc. air. many extras Super clean' »10.800. Call days. 589-1841 «51-8*28 Coupe, every optioa (save PRICE- Come by and see" 83795 851-1510 Automatics & Sticks ing. »!«50. 879-9347 or 534-0147 CRESTWOOD DODGE 1982 SEDAN DeVILLE • 111.188 North Bros. 411.1)7« "Ask for Used Cars' 4J1-5700 PA RK AVENUE 1981 - Loaded.. Diesel. CITATION 1980. Automatic, power CORDOVA, 1*78. automatic, power 43.000 miles. Excellent coodiUon. steering & brakes, rustproofed. 4 cylin­ MONTE CARLO. 197«, air coodiUoning, FAIRMONT, 1980 FROM $18,900 -SELECT FROM- steering/brakes, air. AM-FJ1 stereo, »8.500. Call days. • 478-1177 CAPRICE 1978, power door locks, steer­ der, 2-tooe. 646^477 775-7*75 extra loaded. Special Price »1.988. excellent condiUon, »3,500. 553-6027 ERHARDBMW TH1RTY (30) CADILLACS ing, brakes, tilt, amfm stereo, cruise, 888 Ford 2 door, white with, burgundy interior REGAL, 1978.83,000 miles, power win- wire wheels. So per clean' Most see. CITATION, 1980. aotomatie, power LOU LaRICHE air. automaUc. looks & rurj like new! ^OUTHFIELD 352-6037 dowa/steerlng/brakes, tilt, rear defog. Firm »»200. After Spm «441757 steering. 2 tooe paint,-great value, AM- FM, excellent. «,800. 459-3180 84.184 - ' -., CHEVROLET Privately Owned $3 795 AUDETTE CADILLAC CAPRICE 1981-1 door, loaded, low Plymouth Rd. - Just West of 1-275 CARS AND TRUCKS A-1 FORDS TENNYSON CHEV. 852 Clastic Cars REGAL 1977 l-door Landau. FM-Sler- mileage, excellent cooditkxL »7995. LOU LaRICHE eo. air. door locks. 51.000 miles. »1.550. 851-7200 453-4600 25 NEED AUTO CREDIT? »77-7175 CHEVROLET Call Me First - Mr. Parks. 32570 PLYMOUTH RD. CHEVY I9S7. 4 door. 4 *peed • IU0O. 54$-8)7« .459-4418 MONZA 1980, automaUc, stereo/caa- AT ONE LOCATION , or best offer. 437-18»! Plymouth Rd. - Just West of 1-27» All I ate model cirt 4 trucks REGAL 1978- limited. V«, loaded, ex­ 880 Chevrolet CAPRICE 1982 sette. low miles. »3,395. Example Oo-lhe-Spot Financing* LIVONIA 425-6500 FORD 1940. Deluxe, must tell. 110.000 cellent condition. »3,750 411-X09 3 SEAT WAGON 453-4600 Art Moran PooUac - GMC CAMARO 1*76. automatic. V8. radio, Telegraph. North of 12 Mile 35)-9000 79 CHEVY BLAZER 4 X 4 FIESTA 1978. Ghia. while, sawoof.' invested, Mcrince »»00 484-009» runs good, body needs some wort Loaded. Factory Official. 11 9* APR CITATION 1981. 4 door, 4 cylinder, au­ AVIS FORD REGAL, 1979 Coupe, Landau. V-8. full Financing available. »AVE< •77 OLDS REGENCY 98 Telegraph at 12 Mile alum wheels, stereo, rear wiper, excel­ PORSCHE 19«. 91 J-»0% restored -power, air. stereo. automatic, under- «81-45)) tomaUc, power, air, am-fm, cruise, lent cooditioa »2200. 477-9(30 rustproofed, tinted glass 591-107) ONE CALL DOES IT ALLt '81 CHEVETTE AUTOMATIC 354-3100 Beit offer. Must sell UiU week, MS-9 US coated. Teflon coated, »4,900. 417-74J4 CAMARO 1976. runs excellent Uu rust JACK CAULEY Place your classified want ad In •78 CUTLASS SUPREME REGAL 1979 Limited Coupe, sunroof, oo both doors. »950. Call -CHEVROLET-. CITATION 1982. 4 door, Hatchback, Suburban Detroit's finest market. 854 American Motors air, 4-way power, lilt, cruise, aluminum . 425-3178 loaded. «100 miles. »7,500. or best of­ The Observer t Eccentric Newspaper* '79 CHEVY MONZA wheels, stereo »5.495. ORCHARD LAKE RD. fer- «514950 EACLE, 1981 SX 4, select drive. 11.000 CAMARO 1976. Power steering, brakes, Between 14 & 15 Mile Rds. 591-0900 Wayne '80 OLOS DELTA 88 Royale Art Moran PooUac • CMC air, automaUc, 81,600. or best offer. miles, many extras. Like new. 17000 Telegraph, North of 1J Mile )5)-9000 855-9700 644-1070 Oakland ASSOCIATED USED J7W«7orSlMlS4 Evenings & Weekends. 1-313-131-915) GMCARS REGAL, 1980. LTD, air. stereo, landau, Cbev-Moote Carlo • 197»-1980 852-3222 Rochester/Avon CAR BROKERS DODGE - CHRYSLER EAGLE, 19tl 1 door, 6 cylinder, auto, CAMARO 1978- 55.000 miles, oo rust, CAPRICE 1983 Absolutely Mint cars • Come In and test Plymouth Rd. Betw. defogger, burgandy. Clean. Low mile­ power steering d brakes, rally wbeels, Use your Visa or MasterCard power steering, brakes, air, am-fm, age. 15900 or best After 8pm, «49-0181 ESTATE WAGON drive - Let's talk Price. Wayne and Farmingtob rear defog. low miles. Excellent coodi­ runs, looks & drives excellent. 81895. Loaded. Factory Official.. 119% APR STATION WAGON, 197J. good trans- Uoo. |S,4&. After 5pm, 417-0947 REGAL 1981. am/m stereo. Power 721-1968 Financing available 8AVD Olds-CulLus 1980 • Chevy Iropala Cbe- portaUoo, good Ure*. »350 or best offer. 348-5171 427-5970 C-A-R-S steering, air conditioning, titled win­ CAMARO 1977 V-8. amfm. no rust, vette - od Price Cut Sale! GM & Ford GREMUN 1974- Mecoanlcally aouod, dows, good coodiUoa »5300. or JACK CAULEY cart oo closeoul Sale. body 10 good scape. 1700. Call »2.000 476-4179 best ofler 591-3438 - CHEVROLET- AMERICAR AMERICAR AMERICAR 9J7-J94S or after 5PM call W5-0S7J CAMARO 1979 Z 2»; )8.500 miles. Air. CRESTWOOD DODGE OMNI - HORIZON - MIRADA - CORDOBA REGAL 1981, 9 door. Lite green with Only Dodge Dealer on Ford Rd. GREMUN 1977. J door, automatic «, Cruise AMFM cassette. Many extras- ORCHARD LAKE RD. * contrasting trim. AutomaUc. power, Asking (5400 651-0714 W. ol Merriman at Vcnoy power steering, stereo, M.0O0 miles, no stereo. Loaded! "Compare our Cars - Between 14 & 15 Mile Rds TC3 - 024 - DIPLOMAT - NEWPORT nut, »1550 cask » ' SJ7-8197 Compare our Prieer »5.890. Small CAMARO 1979. Power steering, power 855-9700 421-5700 Down. Sheltoo PooUac-Buk* «51-3500 • • ARIES • RELIANT • FRONT WHEEL DRIVE WAGONS HORNET. 1*74,-1.000 miles oo new en­ brakes. ( cylinder, limed glass, Rally IMPALA 1972- New brake*. Air. good ^Wric gine, oeeds carburetor and master cyl­ wheels, no rust, low miles. »3400. After JACK CAULEY Shape »495 477-4291 REGAL 19!) Sport Coupe, fully loaded, 5 pm. 9»H«88 inder. »500. David alter t. S1S-0JJI excellent coodiUoo, low mileage, full - CHEVROLET- IMPALA 1976. 4 door hardtop. 8).000 power. Asking »10.400. 459-1(28 CAMARO 1912- Air, automatic, stei ORCHARD LAKE RD. MATADOR, 1977. 4 door. 57.000 miles, Between 14 p««d, stereo, custom Interior. Musi So© To Automatic power (leering, power brakes, sir <"*<>£. PER MONTH 23351 Haynes fer. 181-7110 eondmoclr-o. uu. cruise, loaded! •On Any Delivery by J-28-*} Farmlngton Hills SKYLARK l»»0, limited, V-». ) door, WAS 'S463 WAS '10,687 SHOP OUR LOT TODAY! lindau roof, all power, most options, NOW V495 NOW '8,695 "ONLY DODGE DEALER ON FORD ROAD" Please caM the promo­ low miles, »5150. 51)-1244 REBATE '1500 REBATE '1,500 tion department of the SKYLARK, 1980, 4 speed, 4 door, air. Observer & Eccentric all options, undercoated. »4.500. Call- / 437-1185 *4995 «7195 649-1300 between 9 A.M. and 5 •-fcM..-- Friday, February 18,,1983, to claim your 858 Cadillac '82 DODGE MIRADA '82 DODGE OMNI 4 DOOR Air eondiOoniog. stereo, power window*, power 4 speed, stereo, many, many extra*! isniNw^in. CRESTWOOD DODGE two FREE REO WING BIARRITZ. 1980. exceptionally clean, door lock*, automatic, HAS IT ALU TICKETS. very sharp. 591-0799 WAS '8362 WAS '14,182 NOW - _ '$495 8 METRO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU BROUGHAM. 197«. 4 door, low mile­ NOW '10,395 REBATE '1500 Ford Rd. at Venoy 421-5700 691-2300 ext. 244 age, foil power, »6500. REBATE '1,600 CallTom. 3J9-95O0 $ ct I AMERICAR AMERICAR AMERICAR COUPE DE VILLE.M982, GM Execu­ 4995 tive persooal car. gas, (oily equipped, 8895 warranty. 540-7968 1 Y«*r, 12,000 Mil* Warranty Available on Mo*t Car* CONGRATULATIONS COUPE DEVILLE 1974. Stereo, vinyl Thw»« Prioat Includ* All Prep A Dwttination Ctiargaa top. new tires, 67.000 mjles. No rust. Ext/a clean. 8U95 26100 W. 7 Mile. Garage. 5)8-8347 ALL AVAILABLE AT SPJRtT 1979 DL, air. automatic, power +AUDI steering-brakes, air, stereo. 1 Owner. DeVILLE 1970 Convertible. 532-8380 11.1*4 Art Moran PooUac • CMC ELDORADO 1978 BiarriU, loaded, all Telegraph, Norib of 11 M4e Jii-9000 options, excellent condition, »8000. TOWN & COUNTRY DODGE Call:477-7J19 dSk "NOBODYEVEN COMES CLOSil" SPIRIT 1980 DL, stereo, new tires, ELDORADO 1979- Triple black, leather , GRAND RIVER AT 9 MILE 47

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8« Ford ¢88 For d 872 Lincoln 874 Mercury 878 Oldsmobile 880 Pontine 880 Pontiac 880 Pontic m Fori _i_ FIESTA. 19$. 4 smoker*: 4 ipeed, tm- LTD l »7» convertible. Good MUSTANO. 19J1CLX, full power plus VERSAILLES 1979. stereo tape, well MARQUIS 197» Broughaml fulj power, SUNBDtD, 1977. white, automatic, air, FIREBIRD. 197«. power steering. PHOENIX 1980. U, excellent condi­ root, tut d#ocger, dot* seats, excel- tn«cianjcaj condition. Full power, r, power windows, locks, till, cruise, air. kepi One Owner Carl Hloes pari Uo- cruise control, Micbelin tires • (pare power steering U brakes, stereo, defog. brakes, automatic, air, tin defogger, tion, 5 door hatch, low rdlles, power TRANS AM 1982 , $9,588 lent cooditioo. »3409. . >4t4304 M»0 474-5»5« sunroof, automatic, M79S. JJ2-75JJ cola-Mercury 425-303« never used. Beautiful burgundy finish. some rust, 11.150. «14242 im-ftn stereo. »2200. »37-0754 steering 6 brakes, air. rear defog, am- Loaded- Low Miles GRANADA 1>7«. 4 cylinder, aotomaUc. LTD, 1972. good tins, ninj good. »«0. Asking »4,895. Hints Park liocoln- fra stereo cassette. »4495. VERSAUXE, 197». excellent cooditioo, Mercury 425-303« TOR0NADO 197». every option, lodud- FIREBIRD 1977 Formula, automatic, 533-4492 474-907» TAMAROFF BUICK' cover siwicg/bmes, »4,000 miles «1-009» ONE CALL DOES IT ALU low miles, all option*, plus Mooa roof, iag mood roof. 29,000 miles, »7500. power steering-brakes, air. T-top. more. Needs paint, IrtM. Ere*. «24-»»SS Plac* your classified wast ad la - balck with Jeatier Interior. »7900 or MARQUIS 19M Brougham, full power. CaV 477-7719- Sharp. . 981-024« PHOENIX 19M SJ, Loaded,- sharp, > 3$3T1300 > MUSTANO 19«,« cylinder automatic, best 442 4158 445-7124 GRANADA. 1977, sUrer/maroon, J pony Interior, restored - like new. Must ' Suburbaa Detroit's finest market Clean! «,»»5. moving. Must sacrifice fast, 4 spew. TRANS AM J9M V«, stereo, silver with", The OJuserver & Eccentric Newspapers JJvonla Chrysler-Plymouth 525-5000 TORONADO, l»»0. kad«, with moco, FIREBIRD 1977. Formula, power sunroof, 30 mpg, '•••.. 595-)659 door. JO J, I cylinder, hifb mileage on &e/ 5)1-3)41 roof.Cbarcoal Gray. »7,2»}. \ steering, brakes, aotomatic, low miles, oavy interior. Excellent CoodiUoo,' . tody, low mileage co tanae. good cod- MERCURY 27,1982, « cylinder, power, Call: 474-2744 bucket seats, »2950. 241 -6093 397-3904 PHOENIX 1950. 5 door, t cylinder, au­ -I95M: «52-0«5 Of - »32-3140 i0oa.«|Mw6«iL 541-)094 MUSTANO 1972 - oot much on looks • 591-0900 Wayne bot Trusty! »19 J. J9M940 874 Mercury air tonditlooing. stereo. 10,000 miles. tomaUc, air, stereo, cruise. Ult. power T-1000, 19» 1. Low mUesr Showroom' 644-1070. .Oakland Must seeJ «S.M5_BU1 Brown Ford, TORONADO 1981 Diesel Air. crvlse. FIJtEBlRO 197». Sparkling Maroon steering, brakes. 557-7435 GRANADA. 197»- Air. M.000 miles. »5000 Plymouth Rd at Wayne R442I- UH wheel. 8 track, loaded. 41.000 miles. Finish! Air, power, automatic, etc. Floe NewlJust »3,995. • •-.'- Veryclean, good coodiUoo. MUSTANO, 197» Convertible, excellent 852-3222 Rochester/Avon BOBCAT 19.7» (Pinto), VI.' automatic, North Bros. . Ladles Car. »1,«»5. Call stereo cassette/power stetriag. brakes. Very clean, »3595, PINTO 1977, excellent coodiUoo, new cloth Interior, low miles. • 557-7435 All Stale Car Leasing S211IU |«.9d0 Cajl t»ys 477-0010 477-3017 »87-412» tomaUc, 4 cvlinder, low miles, all new VENTURA 1977- From Georgia. Needs miles, spotless inside tod cot. »4100. brakes, air. loaded. 8)850. )55-1852 brakes It shocks, ».000 miles. 11*40- FIREBIRD 1981, power steering/ motor wort »525. 478-935» »4«-7<5» MUSTANO 197» ).1, JJ « engine. V», 7TJ-02M CAPRI (»71 Chla. V-t, 4 speed. AM/ MERCURY 1981 Crand Marquis. Spor- TORONADO. 1982. Redwood. ».000 brakes, automaUc, 6 cylinder, good PHOENIX. I9»l. automatic, air, heavt . LTD II 1977, Very good coodiUoo, not- automatic, air,' am radio. »0.000+ FM » track stereo, very good condiUon, tv X door, automatic overdrive 22 MPO miles, peedsiowe wort, »47», »14-»»» PINTO 1977. » door, automatic . 22.000 »1300. 455-M4S Highway. Luxury options 4> Interior, miles, fully loaded, under warrenty. MPG. 86;»OOoroffer. After5.- 573-"" ry .ojvlpped.- mint coodiUoo, 1».W ~6O00 ,E- 1982. Air. stereo, many ex^ proofed, power steering/brakes, air, act.ual miles. JAVB low miles. »7,750, 722-027» CMexec.jh.800. 729-045« miles. »4.000. 652-2797 Iras, 12,000 miles. «9100. «000. After 5pm 545-3)1» MUSTANO 1977. automatic, excellent Uvoola Chrysler-Plymouth SJJ-W0 CAPRI 197». Chla, 4 speoi, air, power 477-4304 MONARCH. 197«, 4 cylinder, automat- FIREBIRD 195t Charcoal grey, V6, condition, low, low miles, Zlebarted, no steering/brakes, am-fro stereo, perfect WIDE SELECTION OF aotomatic. Mack velour Interior, T top, LTOf], 1977 rust,»mlin,l»00. 42740O* PINTO. 197». snow tires, radio, rear de­ coodiUoo, »4150, After 4pm. tf5-1848 ic, air, power steering U brakes, good PHOENIX 1981. U, suo-roof. air, frost, cruise, limpg. ooe owner. Best coodiUoo, »1400. — 721)581 LATE MODEL- FM cassette, remote hatch. 12.000 AmFm stereo, wire wheels, »6,»00. Call 884 Volkswagen MUSTANO 1977 Cobra U. V«, 4 rpetd, care. »22» »91-0001 CAPRI, 1980, automatic, power steer­ miles Must sea 427-4788 after« PM. , 0864 MONARCH 1977, excellent condilioo. USED CARS AVAILABLE 45.000 miles, silver wltb burgundy power steering-brake*, new Ures- ing, air conditioning. »4,«£ FIREBIRD. 1982. SE. V-4. grey, loaded, BEETLE, 197». rebuilt engine, excel­ interior, burgundy Landua top. brskes-exhaujt, runs fc took* like new, T-filRD, 1977. JS1 V-«, 72,000 miles, UvooUCtryxIer-PlyinouU .525-5000 M.000 miles. »2300. »72-411» PHOENIX 1941. U, 5 door hatchback, lent ccodiUoo,sunroof, 35MPG. »1.150., must self; moving' »1750. 5)4-0147 or power steering, brakes, «kxir, air, T-roof. rustproofed. mint, 6.000 miles, manual transmission, excellent condi­ " 421-9243 $2 395 879-9K7 %Ureo, gooaoooditioa. »147». - 477-2810 CAPRI 1980. loaded, power steering- MONARCH 1977,4 door, very good coo­ »10.500. best offer. 826-71»» tion, power steering, brakes, locks, ster­ diUoo, aro-fra, air. power steerini- brakes, TRX wheels, air, stereo, sun­ GAGE GRAND PRIX1. 197», V-6. stereo, air, eo I track, rear defog, radials. »5600. BEETLE, 1974. rear defroster, fm ster­ TENNYSON CHEV. MUSTANO 197». T-roof, 8 cylinder, lC(W T-BIRD 1969. red tt whlu. original roof. »4000 Must see. Eves. »55-3917 brakes, many new parts, must sell, ask­ Evenings, ))5-5331 eo cassette, runs great- Some nut'f owner, fully equipped, 39,000 miles, ing »2295. 729-3950 cruise, vinyl rpof, aluminum wheels . . — —"Eve^* 32570 PLYMOUTH RD. mileage, air, power. EicelJeot »3,)00. 40,000 miles Excetleot-eoodition-MBSt After 4PM:, • «1-39« good cooditloe, »40». ETes.M2-47»2 .OLDSMOBILE THOENIX, 1981, power steering * LIVONIA 425-6500' CAPRI VI982, automatic. - air. - stereo MONARCH, 1977. 4 door, automatic, sell to close estate. »49-1699 brakes. automaUc, 4 door, reas; de­ RABBIT 1977, 2 door deluxe, air. ster­ MUSTANO 197». New brake*, Ures & TBIRD. 1980. Ain-Fm stereo, custom upe, sunroof, cruise. Only 15,895. V», air, power steering, stereo, xiebart, fogger. )5,000 miles. »4)00. 421-5157 eo, rear defog. regujar gas. excellent -LTQ,iI-!978 Brougliara, very good coo­ exnaust, AmFm 8 track. Excellent con- interior, cruise, sharp. JS.4M. Hines Park Lincoln-Mercury. 05-3034 rear defogger, »2400 «1-4740 ' 399-3200 ORAND PRIX 1981. U. power steer­ coodiUoo. »2400 After 5pm- )98-7866 diUoo, kept In garage, many exlras. ditiooJ »»,900./t>est After tpm,«4t-41« (Open Moo. & Thurs. til 9) PHOENIX 1983. 5 dooo, heavy duly sus­ COMET 1978, 2 door, « cylinder, some ing, brakes, .windows, velour interior, Must see! fees! offer. 5M4414 LOU LaRICHE air, anvfra sfereo. tilt, vinyl top, wire pension, exleoded warranty, many ex­ RABBIT. 1981 Diesel. 5 speed. 2 door, MUSTANO, 197«. 4 speed, tape, l-tdps, rust Wifes car.»1.000. «47-5281 air, AMFM stereo, loaded, excellent. LTD II »7». automatic power steer­ CHEVROLET ZEPHYR 197«, sports coupe, best offer 878 Plymouth wheels, rustproofed, »4300 tras. »8100 or offer. 87S-M57. 5)2-1154 ower steering 4» nower brakes. over»2200. 421-0550 Days «2-4000; Evenings 335-ISS7 coodiUoo. »4500. Ask (or Ken, ing/brakes, air. wire wkeels, Landao }.695.iUne», Park . Lincoln-Mercury Plymouth Rd - Just West of 1-27» COUGAR XR-7, 197«,' southern car. CHAMP 1980 Automatic, stereo, rust- SUNBIRD 197», power steering 4V brak 0>y» 4ltU2H^ ,Eseolngs«5.i7U,. top. excelled. »3,195. 453-8401 r Mint coodiUoo. Power steering, brakes, ZEPHYR, 197» 2-7. 2 door, air. 41,000 «*.—elir-v-Or-aotonulte-goodTTWlesT 425-)036 air. stereo »2850. v 474-3354 proofed, 3».000 miles »3.900. Excellent CRAN SAFARr 1975-.-1 tatioa -wagoo.- 453-4600 v mites, good condition, 13.800. conditka. 3)2-729» loaded, good cooditioo, »?50 355-40« some rust »1400. 522-1244 SCIROCCO 1980 SE,' air. stereo, sun­ roof, low mileage, exceUent condition. LTD. 197*. Station Wagon. J0.000 Origi­ MUSTANG. 1979. Cbia, hatchback, air, THUNDERBIRD 1974 - Loaded. No COUCAR, 197». power, loaded, rust- After 5 PM. call 427-827» nal miles. J600. Call after IJ Nooo. power steering, power-brakes, excellent rest Very Clean! Most sacrifice' DUSTER, 1971, 2 door, low mileage, 1 SUNBIRD 1978 $2,788 »5500 or best offer. After 5pfD, 626-6742 proofed, excellent condition, »4,450. ZEPHYR. 1979, AMFM radio, air, pow­ OTO. 1970, original Ramalr 111, missing )2642)2 coodltloo. J0#» miles. «900. 444-011» »1.42»/offer. 4SS-17J7 owner, good condition, i 1.000 or best of­ 4 Speed - Low Miles «7-«84 er steering, other extras. »2950. Call be­ fer. 421-204» 937-333» air cleaner set-up. »800 or best offer. SUPER BEETLE. 1»72, A-l panning LTD 1975 Siatioo wagon, good coodl- MUSTANG 1979 Cbia Hatchback, lire THUNDERBIRD. 1979, 3J.000 miles, fore Nooo, and after 4 PM. 421-9963 Call anytime. 540-7830 coodiUoo, sunroof, amfm cassette. engine red, automatic. V», power steer­ COUGAR 1979 XR7, power steering, DUSTER 1974. automatic. V«, air. TAMAROFF BUICK »900 After 6pm, Dave 422-041» lioo. »700 or best offer. 426-1)25. rooocroof. good cooditioo- Must sell. brakes & windows, AMFM stereo, air. ing It brakes, AmFm. New tires, ex­ »4000. U2-70S4 ZEPHYR 1980 4 door, excellent Coodl­ AmFm. Body & interior - good Extra ,/-2000 1982. 4 door. air. power brakes it 353-1300 MAVERICK 1972. 6 cylinder, automat­ haust. It brakes. »3.(00. 412-1939 »3.900 522-1875 tloo, only 12.000 miles After 5pm Ures. »975/offer. _ 349-402« steering. »7000 624-7M5 VW DASHER DIESEL, 1»79. front ic, some new parts, body noted, runs TORINO 197». needs repair, radio, air. 455-5813 SUNBIRD 1979. low miles, rustproofed. wheel drive, am-fm stereo, 47.000 ooe COUGAR !98rr i daor. full power, LEMANS 1967.32«. »325. 35)-)947 owner wiles. Absolutely spotless. good. 1200 937-IM7 MUSTANG 1979 Ghla. automatic, air, power. 4 door. 547-8454 cruise, air. automatic. »4600 or best of­ GOLD DUSTER. 1974. 4 cylinder, auto­ excellent »3800. Weekdays after 5pm & power steering. AmFm stereo. 34,000 matic, power steering, air. stereo. Ex- all day WeckCods. 474-8454 t) 859 Hloes Park Uncoln-Mercoi-y MAVERICK 1973, automatic, pew 1 fer. 45J-2713 LEMANS 1971. 350. Good transporta­ .425-30» miles. Excellent 13,450 Call Glenn. celleot coodlUon.il 100 461-8945 tion Amfm. No rust. 855-4057 brakes & tune-up. good engine and tires, days, 642-1691; Sun. or eves, )55-0485 872 Lincoln COUGAR 1982- XR7. under 4000 miles, 878 Oldsmobile SUNBIRD 197» 4 cylinder automaUc, 1525. Call after 6 PH 644-5874 HORIZON 1980, TO Soort, loaded, M.000 miles. 13 Mile it Orchard " " J VW. SEDAN 197» - Sacrifice - »495... loaded, full power. Cregar rims, factory CIERA 1488 - Air. stereo, many extras, LeMANS 1974. tellable trarjportatioo, 398-1940, MUSTANG. 1979,4 cylinder, auto, pow­ CONTINENTAL 1977. Town Coupe, very good coodiUoo, »3100 or best of­ amfm stereo cassette. »850. 353-M55 »2,800. excellent coodiUoo J-itflOii MUSTANG I! 1974. new tires. Good er steering, brakes, air. am fm cassette. loaded, 41.000 miles, mist condition, warranty, »9200. 478-15«; 478-1743 10.000 miles, »8900. fer. 5S8- 9550. 535-2309 condition Must selL »1.000 or best New brakes, battery. »3,995. 724-68)4 must sacrifice, »3795. »83-495» GRAND MARQUIS 1980. 4 door, all 477-4304 offer 459-5243 HORIZON 1983. 4 door hatchback, 800 power, (©aded, premium sound. Excel­ CIERA, 1982 Brougham. 4 door. V-«. miles (warranty available), automatic. MUSTANC. 19J0. 4 cylinder. 4 speed. MARK IV. 1974. Must selL Runs excel­ lent condition. »8.500. 453-4402 MUSTANG II, 1977 4 speed, t cylinder. Hatchback, TRX package, power steer­ lent »495 (24-7583 wire wheels, roost options. »8500. power steering/brakes. 2 plus 2 4 cylin­ J8 MPG, AM-FM stereo, beautiful Sil­ ing 4Y brakes. AMFM stereo cassette, GRAND MARQUL 197». full power, 851-7705 der engine, clock. Halogen headlights, ver Mink finish witi burgaody interior, MARK TV, 1975.2 door, full power, new road wheels, deluxe wiper package, Ill­ sunroof, rear window defogger. White, air. cruise control, leather, good coodl­ CIERA 198». LS. air. stereo,'power. looks and runs like tie day It left tie »4800.348-4214. 474-8101 paint, new brakes, molfler, tires. tloo. »2200 «47-1381 ness forces sale, »6,500 646-6294 factroy. Low miles, I owner. »1.995. 444-2081 9000 miles. »8.300. 452-O017 One Year Limited Warranty MUSTANG 19S1 Chla. 23.000 miles, CUSTOM CRUISER. 1977 wagoo, full TURISMO 2.2 19«. Power steering )5545 Michigan Ave.. West, Wayne loaded, looks like a convertible, best of­ MARK IV- 197« 2 door, plush, all pow­ LN'7, 1982. 4 speed, sunroof. 2 tooe, brakes. 5 speed, protectio(* ' n packige, er, all extras. A beauty at »2995. . 25.000 miles. Transfer warranty & rust- power, air, tilt steering, tinted glass, fer. Call 9-ipm 337-1140 new brakes tt exhaust, good tires, no light package. »8.000. )32 7298 AUTOLAND, 728-3100 After Spm 9374943 Days 35J-J478; Eyes 549 4422 proofing. «5895 or offer. Call after 6pm or weekends. 525-2760 rust. 83.35». 464-745» VOLARE 1977. StaQoo wagon, auto- MARK V, 1977. Moooroof. leather Inte­ maUc. power steering, brakes, bo rust rior. CB. 43.000 miles. One Owner. LN7, 1982. 4 speed, sunroof, power CUSTOM CRUISER. 1980 Slatloo Wag­ Extra Clean. »1.695. 24100 W. 7 Mile. »5.995...Hines Park Lincoln-Mercury steering & brake*, stereo cassette, rear on, diesel, many extras, mint condition. Guage 534-8547 DATSUN 425-303« defog. »4.000 459-07« 23.000 miles. 85600. 397-2181 THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS VOLARE 1977. 4 door, automatic, pow­ TOWN CAR, 1982,11.000 miles, loaded, LYNX 1981 GS wagoo. Air, AMFM er steering, brakes, reclining teats, am- cassette, cruise, power steering, etc. CUTLASS SUPREME. 1979. Fully including factory CB. »13.000. After 5 ulpped. »ave! fm. cruise cootroL »1)50. 474)095 SALES-LEASING-SERVICE weekdays. 595 »440 »5.000 or offer. »58-3494 Svoflla Chrysler-Plymouth 525-5000 VOLARE 1978 Wagoo, automatic, air, TOP DOLLAR PAID TOWN COUPE. 197«. loaded, excellent MARQUIS, 1974. 4 door, power brakes, CUTLASS SUPREME 1982 coupe, lan­ power steering, am-fm, luggage rack, condition Inside & out, new exhaust, steering, am-fro stereo, air, 43,000 dau, automatic, air, power steering, rear defrost, tinted glass. «51000 FOR YOUR TRADE-IN must see. »3.000. After 5pm. 981-4843 miles »1100. ««-484« brakes, am-fra stereo, many extras, GM miles. »1800. - »56-0217 executive. 14,600 mites, 88195. 651-9314 VOLARE 197» Wagon, automaUc, pow­ * CUTLASS. 1975, automatic, air, looks er steering, brakes. AM-FM, cruise con­ APR and runs good, must sell. »1.450. trol 2).100. Call 5)4-0872 50/35* MPGI '82 BUICK RIVIERA ¢11000 After 5 PM. call: 348-0438 VOLARE 1980. 4 door, low miles. I FINANCING Low miles; all the equipment and C.B. H> I l,C7UU CUTLASS 1973 supreme, power steer­ Owner, automatic, power steering- ing it brakes, air, am-fm stereo, runs brakes, cruise, stereo/cassette. »3.195 Immediate Delivery great »900. After 5 30pm. 652-4895 Art Moran Pootiac - CMC ON ALL NEW '81 RIVIERA Telegraph. North of 13 Mile 353-9000 on NISSAN - * $9700 CUTLASS 1975 Supreme, power sleer- DATSUN TRUCKS Automatic, full power, air. WILL BEAT Ing-brakes, am-fm stereo, air, low * 79 CAIMARO miles. »1995. 557-2875 880 Pontiac SENTRA Offer ends Feb. 28th $4900 CUTLASS 197» Supreme. 4 doors, pow­ ASTRE, 1976. automatic Real clean. Automatic, air, nicely equipped. er steering, brakes, am-fm stereo, Runs food. Good gas mileage (1200 cash. 533-6622 2 door sedan, front wheel drive, 79 GMC VAN ANY BONAFIDE TOYOTA 44.000 miles, «2200- After 5pm 887-«0» steel belted radials. rear defogger, $4200 CUTLASS 1974 Supreme. V-8. air. AM­ ASTRE. 197«. power steering 4V brUes. Automatic, power steering. FM, power brakes & steering, cruise. air. AM radio, 25,000 miles, good coodi­ power brakes and more^ DON'T MISS ? New steel belted radials Excellent coo­ Uoo, »1495. After 6PM. «44-7601 '80 PONTIAC SUNBIRD diUoo. »2,495. Eves: ' , 477-J981 $3S00 A-4006-tE 1982, loaded, excellent con­ The Huge Savings Automatic, power steering, power brakes DEAL IN 1983 CUTLASS. 197«, 2M V4. power steer­ dition. Metallic silver with blue interi­ $ ing, power brakes, automatic, good coo- or. A Steal at »«.000.- 981-1901 on Remaining di3oaT»l500. )2(-8183 79 MERCURY COUGAR BONNEVILLE, 197». Mint coodiUoo, 4949,„ $3500 CUTLASS 1977 Supreme, excellent c*o- full' power, silver metallic/red velour. Now'82'o& Demos Automatic, air, sharpl Sale Price diUoo.-ou mat, am fin 8 track stereo, tt.OOfrrnties. »5.600 « offer. MI-7160- •Mil»M» may vary

CUTLASS, 1978 Brougham. 2 tone, air, stereo, all power, electric mooo roof. I Excellent coodiUoo, must see. »4.000. Before 10pm 477-4942 NOW OPEN CUTLASS, 1979, Supreme, I door, air, stereo. 40.000 miles. Cleao. Good condlt Uon. «4250 After 6pm, '»»1-4811 I CUTLASS. 1979, supreme. 2 door, air. stereo, power steering, brakes, low mileage. Excellent »4250. 549-47J4 CUTLASS. 1981 LS, 4 door, V-4, rust IFOR BUSINESS proofed, power steering, brakes, air, stereo. »5.700. After 6pm. 397-1689 CUTLASS 1981 Supreme Diesel. »4,000 miles. Excellent condition. 26/32 MPO. »4.400. After 5PM.- 268-0?«» CUTLASS 1982- Supreme Brougaam. Diesel, loaded. »8200. West Bloomfield New Ford Oars 481482* CUTLASS, 1982 Sierra Brougham. Sun­ roof, loaded Cbarcoal grey, «.800 miles. »10.500. Call afler 5pm. 652-)057 & Trucks CUTLASS, 1982 Supreme, undercoated, many options, tow mileage. »«.945. . 525-80*4 CUTLASS 19J2 Supreme Brougnim, all opUons, power windows, 4-way seats, Used Cars & Trucks tilt, cruise, stereo, wife's car. impecca­ bly maintained, regular. «52-9,327 DELTA ROVALE 1977, Indianapolis Pace Car, loaded. »1850 or best offer. .- 425-59)) Parts & Service DELTA «g 197» Royale. 4 door, auto­ matic, power steering & door locks, AMTM-Up*, defogger. cruise. «*;000 miles. »2.9Ml .. .422-4057 • Paint Repair DELTA »», 1981. Royale, Coupe. Lan­ dau lop, Bergundy, many options, perfect, »«9«. 549-3204 DELTA M-1981. 4 door, 34.000 miles, power' lleertag-otskes-wiodowx, air, extras. Diesel. Must sell. »449». Days )5M4I»; Eves 569 4432 OMEOA> 1977, automaUc, lull power, original owner, well maintained. »1500 firm. ..= »51-507» 0MEOA 1981 Brougham, 4 door, air, power brakes, power steering, power door locks, rear defogger, stereo, wire wheels. Excellent condition. 85JOO. 591-)37) t OMEOA 19») Brougham Coupe, auto­ maUc, air, power steering-brakes, am­ fm stcreo'cassette, under 10.000 miles, tike new. «7900. 437-429»

ONECALLbOESITALLI Place your Classified want ad In • Suburban Detroit's finest market / Tb4 Observer & Ecceolrk Newspapers 591-0900 Wayne FORD 644-1070 Oakland 852-3222 Roohester/Avon Use your Visa or Muter Card RECENCY I »77.'4 door, loaded, low Kcw-^cWv 531-7100 [mileage, mint condition, make offer. 41001 Plymouth Rd., Plymouth MOOt Tt-lcgr.iph Rd. .-»1 Schoo'crnfl (Jeiirlm I «fc) Call after Spm 432)15» STARFIRri 1980 Hatchback, silver, V- GENmAL MOTOHS PARTS DIVISION (. automatic, sir, power steering/ (across from ~ M A ^ ^ ^^ brakes, cruise, defogger. AMFM cas- KEEP THAT GREAT GM FEELING WITH GENUINE GM PARTS. I»el!e.U[t, «4.0*0 miles. »4.804. 355-451J Burroughs) 453"11QQ