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PubUeaUon Num)e, USPS 3968tlO Vol. 114, No. 48, Three sections, 36 Pages, Plus Supplements WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8,I983-NORTHVILLE, MICHIGAN , CENTS ·Voters to elect two for school board pO~\a-o
Voters heading to the polls In Mon- Patrick Coyne - both making their se- percent of Northville's registerd voters has offered the community an op- contributions can you bring to it? (2) Do cept, Whitaker also said he believes the day'S school board election will be cond bid for the board - and elected Incumbents Karen Wilkinson portunity to hear the candidates face you support a bond Issue for the renova- district will have to take a stronger look casting ballots from a slate of six can- newcomers James Petrie, Robert Blan- and Glenna Davis to four-year terms. the Issues. tion of Northville High SChool? If so, at the community education program. didates. ton, II, and Robert Bondy. Coupled with the customary low voter In interviews conducted by The what reasons would you give the com- "From now until Fall, 1985, we have a Those seeking election to the two If past elections are any indication, turnout Is this year's absence of a Record, candidates were asked to ad- munity for supporting that bond Issue? chance to see how real the need for four-year board seats are Incumbent voter turnout will be light. In last League of Women Voters candidates' 'dress the following questions: (l) Why (3) Do you agree with the components community education is," Whitaker Douglas Whitaker, Russell Dore and June's election, little more than five forum. The LWV forum traditionally are you running for the board and what of Superintendent George Bell's long noted. "The task now Is to see hoVi range plan approved last October and much academic content we can get into ...------. what do you think are the most crucial the program." things facing the district in the future? In making his second bid for the . Incumbent Doug Whitaker, who Is board, Russell Dore, manager of Train- From Cooke t.o Chrysler - seeking election to hIs third term, said ing and Education for Freubauf Cor- he felt he has "been a responsible and poration, said he believes his "18 years contributing board member" during his in training and consulting In industry student talks to Iacocca years on the board. will be helpful to the board" as well as "I wouldn't run again if I hadn't enjoy his "experience in running an organiza- tion." Anyone who has worked in a cor- students' donation to the right person. It," he said, "I have been in the tren- A member of the Citizens' Advisory porate structure likely has experienced This is where Eddie comes in. ches taking the shot and shell - and Committee for the Northville High frustration when attempting to get Knowing that Chrysler Corporation most criticism has been deserved ...n School Renovation Feasabillty StUdy, through to the boss. Chairman Lee lacocca was heading the seems a shame to bow out when we Dore has lived in the community since If you're among those who have been project to renovate the Statue of Liber· have a chance of achieving our goals." • Whitaker also mentioned that "hav- 1975 and has three children attending left waiting for hours at the secretary's ty and Ellis Island, Mrs. Bach sug- Northville Public Schools. desk or who suffer telephone elbow gested Eddie and Kelly contact ing a perspective on problems can be In addition to his work at Freubauf, from being placed on hold, maybe the Chrysler to find out where to send the helpful in the next four years." he also teaches evening courses in next time you try to reach the top hon- funds. Deputy Director of the Wayne- masters and administration programs cho you should consult with Eddie According to Eddie, getting the in- Oakland Library Federation, Whitaker at Madonna College. Walsh. formation took some doing. After ex- has lived in the community 15years. He Having worked on the high school No, he Is not a corporate trouble- plalnlng the story to the switchboard was first elected to a two-year term on renovation feasabillty study, Dore saId shooter, company account exec or high- operator at Chrysler's corporate head- the board in 1977 and was elected to a he Is a strong supporter of a bond issue. powered CEO. Believe it or not, Eddie quarters, he was transferred to three 'full four-year term in 1979. Noting that the district "needs a is a Cooke Junior High School seventh different departments - all to no avail. Prior to serving on the board of quality facility to support qUality pro- grader who just happened to get Finally, in exasperation, the swit- education, Whitaker was president of grams," he cited a need for improVed through to Lee Iacocca while doing chboard operator told Eddie she would the Northville High School PTSO and science labs, a forum-type room, better • research for a class project. , ' put him "through to Mr. Iacocca's of- served on the committee working on the computer space and physical education According to Eddie and his telephone fice." Amerman Elementary SChool addition. facilities and,improved energy efficien- collaborator Kelly Byam, the whole Though Eddie received little more Acknowledging his support of a bond cy. ' thing started with Arthur Miller's story than a friendly greeting from the issue for the renovation of Northville He said he supported the idea of br- "Grandpa and the Statue." Chrysler chairman before his secretary High School, Whitaker noted there "are inging the ninth graders into the high After reading the story of the Statue Intercepted, the seventh grader said he tangible and intangible" reasons for school and said he believed "sixth of Liberty in teacher Dorothea Bach's "was shocked" to be talking to Lee renovating the 25-year-old facility. "We've made surface im- graders are ready for something more class, students decided to pool their lacocca. than the elementary leveL" money to assist in the face-11ft of the According to Kelly, who was standing provements," he noted, "and it looks Noting that he "views the high school statue, which is pegged for restoration by with pencil and paper, "Eddie kept better - but we can't patch and mend as a focus for community pride," he beginning next year. saying, 'I'm talking to Lee Iacocca. '" anymore." said he hopes the district will conduct After raising some $25 In their own The two seventh graders succeeded He noted that "It's not only how the • community feels about the building, but open houses of the facility before the classroom, Mrs. Bach's students took in getting their information and sent bond issue campaIgn. their fundraising to the entire seventh Cooke's donation off to Chrysler, c/o how the students feel about it. In seeking his second bid for election grade. Their fundraising efforts proved Lee Iacocca. "We have to pay attention to what goes on inside the building, "he said. to the board, Patrick Coyne, owner of successful with seventh graders As for Eddie, he said the only disap- Master Guard of America, Inc., said ht' donating $65.62 [or the face-lift oqhe poilltm.en;~\·as"myl"!lomdidn'tbelleve "Choosing a principal will be a key move." . . believes the district needs "more pea- famous statue. " me when-l tOld her .... " "pie on the board with more business , • , - • " • Recortl photo by STEVE FECHT With the fundraiser conipll~ted, the . ~ . • ' In supporting the superintendent's background. only thing left to ,do was send the -MlcheleMcElmurry long range plan, Whitaker noted that 'Tel.~Phonecb\l~riit6~,Eddie W~sh andKelly Byam ~ the plan "gave us direction." " A supporter of the mlddie SChoolcon- Continued on 2 ·E~panded.'"" . downtown. use planned
Ambitious plans to expand the Suggesting that similar attractions SChoolcraft College groups often per- number of special events dpwntown should be included in future events, form in Livonia and that Northville were revealed to city council Monday councilmember Paul Folino noted that could also stage events around them. night. Mayor Pro Tem G. Dewey Gardner told council the merchants hope to e;ponsor at least one special event mon- thly in the downtown area with hopes that some will become annual events on the model of the Christmas Walk and Sidewalk Sale. Gardner said he had been asked to seek preliminary council approval for use of sidewalk right-of-way for the first event - called Summersong (see story below right). At least two other downtown attrac- tions are in the planning stages for this .<;ummer, Gardner related, with the aim aeing to "schedule something monthly, maybe even weekly." "The point Is; the downtown looks good and they want to use the facility," Gardner said. The success of the recent Garage Sale and merchant participation in it were discussed, with Gardner noting that It was only last year that merchants op- posed use of downtown streets for the sale. • '.'Now, they all want to be a part of It," he said. "It was helped, I think, this year with the school choirs singing In the town square for Michigan Week." ." .' NEWS BRIEFS . ,Police vote alters union affiliation FARMER'S MARKET wlll license from Tin Fu, In- City police patrol officers voted to open at 8 a.m. this Thursday at corporated. change union affiliations last week. the corner of Main and Hutton On a 5-3 vote June I, the members of for the first time this season. All NORTHVILLE the NorthvUle Police Officers Associa- the regulars are returning, in- RECREATION Commission will' tion (NPOA) elected to drop association cluding Carl PreUipp, a fanner meet at township offices at 8 with the Police Officers Association of from Britton, Michigan, with p.m. tonight. Preceedlng the Michigan (POAM) and affiliate with fresh vegetables, reports Kay meeting at 7:30 p.m. wUl be an the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP). Keegan, executive director of Introduction to the volunteer City manager Steven Walters told ci- the Northville Community directors of the July 3 Field Day ty councll Monday the POAM has until Chamber of Commerce, market activities. The commission's Wednesday \, 2·A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, June 8. 1883 STOP - LOOK - LISTEN AUTO INSURANCE Polls open ...... "" at 7 a.m. Voters to choose two Do You Qualify For A 15°1 , ' ·Safe Driver· Dlacount? - 10 for election And/Or 100' for school board seats ·Over 55· Discount? - LO Polls wUl open at 7 a.m. and close at 8 p.m. Mon- EwenWtthOut TNM DIscount., Continued from Page 1 portant aspect of education is the Our Compelit",. Rat ..... , Sa •• day for the NorthvUle v... MoM, Public SChoolselection, "interfacing between teacher and stu· "The school board is not going to run dent." 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' Publication Number USPS_ (c t , I'r It • Wednesday. June 8.1983- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-3-A Jaycettes aid burn center with jelly sale Prompt • Personal. Professional Saturday Expert Tree Service • including tree trimming & removals, • cabling, cavity repair, diagno~is and spraying. • Now is the Time ... Northville Jaycettes will be Note black knot found selling l0-0unce jars of grape jel· on Cherry, Plums, ly for a $1 donation in two loca- tions this Saturday in their an- and other Ornamen- nual benefit for the Ann Arbor In- tals caused by stitute for Bum Medicine. Bacteria Apiosporina Morbosa. Beginning at 9:30 a.m. they will Prune infected twigs. Spray with Fungicide • • be selling in front of the TG &: Y at bud break store in the NorthvUle Plaza Mall on Seven Mlle. They also have Watch our ads for more tree care tips. taken a booth at ilie King's Mill 630 Baseline (nexl 10elder mill) Northville 348-3730 fiea market to sell the jeny Satur- day. Liz McCarville, chairperson, Record photo by STEVE FECHT assisted by Ann Hicks also has Head of the class made arrangements to distribute fire safety llterature at both loca- In preparation for last evening's Adult Educa- was held at Northville High School with • • tions. Representatives of both the tion graduation ceremony, Community Superintendent George Bell and board of city and township fire depart- Education Supervisor Susan Couzens fits education president Douglas Whitaker presen- ments will be assisting. graduate Carol Yurgin with her cap and gown. ting diplomas. Guest speaker was Ken Walsh, Carol was among five students receiVing State Supervisor of Adult, Basic and Continu- diplomas at Tuesday'S ceremony. Others ing Education. The Adult Education Class of honored were Lee Bocci, John Claus, Mary '83 is the first class to graduate from Nor- Profitt and Susan Wheatley. The ceremony thville's Community Education Program. • • The Olde Goose Barn Summer job deadline Friday GRAND OPENING SPECIAL Friday is the application deadline for the a principal wage earner is unemployed. After those Michigan Youth Corps, Governor James Blan- persons are placed, priority will be by age with the 1/2 Off chard's summer jobs program for youth. All eldest applicants to be placed first. Pfaltzgraff place settings unemployed Michigan residents age 18-21are eligi- ble to apply at high schools, community colleges Target of the program is to give those "who grew June 11 - 30 and Michigan Employment Security Commission up during a time of depresssion in our state ... a Father's Day Celebration!! chance to begin in the world of work - an op- (MESC) offices. 550 S. Main. 'At block South of Mayflower Hotel portunity many have not yet had because of these Plymouth.451-0800 Sunday June 19th, Noon to 4 P.M. e There are 60,000 jobs to be awarded - 35,000 tough times," the governor said. • federally· funded and limited to those from low- An outdoor party for Dad and the whole family income famllies while the other 25,000 are state- Bullard particularly urged participation by funded and open to all in the eligible age group. young women, noting that of the applications flied since the June 1 starting date, only 30 percent have SUMMER CLASSES OLD FASHIONED HORSEDRAWN MILK State Representatives Gerald Law and Willis been from females. Individual Summer School Bullard, both of whom represent portions of Nor- Grades 1-8 Starting July 11 WAGON - WITH BELGIAN SHOW HORSES thvllle, urged their constituents to make applica- "Perhaps there is a public perception that the (2 hours daily - 3 week 88ssions) tion for the jobs by Friday, June 10. jobs are aimed at men because they have been r Also *FREE Ice Cream Cone for Dad!! primarily described as park and highway clean-up Pre-School or Elementary ApprOVed by the legislature May 25, the program projects," he said. "But obViously women can Computer Classes *Horsedrawn Wagon Rides • is the largest of its kind in the nation. The jobs pay paint a fence or remove litter as easlly as any man, . Starling June 21 For kids of all ages minimum wage ($3.35 per hour), most are for 40- and there are also other jobs that are creative and J *All Chicken Orders 20% Off All Day • hour weeks, and are scheduled to last from 8 to 11 can utilize and develop talents women have." 14501Haggerty Road weeks and begin in July. Some supervisory posi· Plymouth 420-3331 2];i *Open House Tour of our Dairy Plant tions paying $5.50per hour are also available. Applicants should bring their social security numbers when applying. To facilitate applications, 9 Mile Rd. Many jobs will involve outdoor work in state Wayne, Washtenaw and Oakland County MESC of- parks and near highways. fices will operate on extended office hours, remain- t N Officials emphasized that the program is not ing open until 7 p.m. through June 10. The extended 8 Mile Rd. operated on a first-come, first-serve basis. Hlrlng hours are exclusively for receiving summer job ap- pr8erence will be given those from famllies where plications. NORTHVILLE 349-1466 • • GALA DAYS • • ~~'.>:>';~~ ~:... /, <~ ~ ... >" ",- ,~,:~~" ~ ~,-~»«~):R~~"t >"~~~~'<.:",'::r/A '-~ , AA \, *' '"'~X~~'}A,g~~$~~~;~?v.?!f~~::{~':::~>.-l...,» :' --: <~~~y;"~~=A: f'~~4;.~~~~~r>."~~:::M) t~ ," ...... ~ .;. ... ' ~...... '" '( ~~ ... ~'"";<...... , ...... :- ",< ... , .... < ~:: ... \" ;- :;...... '" .....:-":~ ~~ ... Visi't'the Beer Ten't .;...~>v,,~~~;;~ ~ \< '0..~ti... Featuring America's ~: <- ... <... ,,'" < ...... ~ Wed.-Thurs. "SAGEBRUSH'" < Finest Midway ••• : <- ~... -=:...,' <.... ~ ...... '.~.)~ 7 p.m.-II p.m. Country!Western Fri • "BANJOE'S" '" • • PUGH SHOWS 9 p.m.-II p.m. ., All Kinds of Rides Sat. "RON PARKER" " 9 p.m.-1 a.m. Singing Your Favorites 6 p.m. Novi High School Jazz Band 9 p.m.-11 p.m. Husband and Wife Calling Contest • • . (Beer Tent) SAT. Noon Adult "Tug-Of-War" , " Noon-1 p.m. Parachuting Our Famous Novi Arts & Crafts Noon "Penny Find" Contest - 5 Yrs. & Under Jaycee/Jaycette Community Tent '--MJ~=9:~ .-...;"'-- Noon "Shoe Find" Contest - 6-7Yrs. Noon "Water Balloon Toss" - Various Age Groups • • 2 p.m. Elaine School of Dance Recital 2 p.m. "Almost Anything Goes" Contest (Sponsored by NOY, Parks & Rec ) 3 p.m. Karate Demonstration with Bob Gordon "-:&'~ Sat.-Sun. ~... A Novi Fire SUN • Noon Frog Jumping Contest - Bring Your Own Frog! \; ~,',~'.~ Truck On Noon Watermelon Eating Contest - 8-12Yrs. 'Old ~~~~; ',<:',st e ...~::.~ :-x. } ..." .... .;}<-) Noon Water Ball Competition (Fire Dept.) "\, ~:~;\\');N(~; Display • -.:<-...... < 0-...< ....=:.x:-~ ~~ ~*"Y Noon Frisbee Toss· 7 Yrs. & up ~,\:' ).":-....~\ l Special 1 p.m. '1st Annual Novi "Waiters & Waitresses" Contest Arrest-A-Friend 2-5p.m. Michigan Scottish Pipes & Drum Limited JAIL • e. ,~ r '\ j , 4·A- THENORTHVILLERECOR!'-wedneaday, Juno 8,1983 At Schoolcraft Northville Gallery Local NOW hosts state conference oEFlowers More than 200 delegates from in a moment of recollection at EMU. A native of Holland, Michigan. she Michigan. chapters throughout Michigan are "And women, bless their hearts ... so received a B.A. In history from Hope While a law stUdent, Timmer worked registered for the state conference of far all my tea leaf readings have come College and completed graduate to rewrite the state's rape law and also the National Organization for Women true." courses In history from the University helped to research and revise meeting this Friday through Sunday on Lansing's "readings" come not from of North Carolina before receiving her Michigan'S property, marriage and the campus of Schoolcraft College. the bottom of a tea cup but from years law degree from the University of divorce laws. The Northwest Wayne County of analyzing the national polls of the Chapter of NOW, which includes Nor- University of Michigan'S Center for ~ thville members, Is hosting the con- Political Studies. Results are in her ference in cooperation with the Com- book. munity services Division of the college. It Is in this book that Lansing claims Evans, Callow nominated Keynote addresses will be given by credit for coining the term, "gender Dozen Barbara Timmer, executive vice- gap," which showed itself in full force for state NOW offices president from the national office of in the 1982 elections. Although, she Dozen NOW in Washington, D.C., and by Dr. points out, gender has not been a strong Two area women are candidates for Marjorie Lansing, Eastenl Michigan variable, it has nonetheless been a point and Title IX committees. state offices In the Michigan National She attended the IWY Conference In Dozen University professor of political science of difference over the past 30 years dur- Organization for Women (NOW). The and author of "Women and Politics: ing which voting behavior has been 1977 in Houston and the Women's election will be held at the state con- The Invisible Majority." She also studied. Economic status and educa- Assembly III in 1983. She also Is af- ference at SChoolcraft College thts Fri- pioneered in research dealing with the tionallevel have tended to differentiate filiated wlh ACLU Voice of Reason. She 355 E. Main Street day, Saturday and Sunday. "gender gap." people's voting behavior much more Is employed as a music educator. Janet Evans, a member of the Nor- Northville The conference theme, "Build noticeably than gender, she found. Laura Callow, a member of the Nor- thwest Wayne County NOW chapter, Leadership NOW," asserts the inten- "Women have always been slightly thwest Wayne Chapter, was a founding 349-3811 has been nominated for Chapter tion to deal with ~ bstantive feminist more inclined than men to favor social member in 1972. She was chairman of Developer, a post she now holds. She Daily Metro Detroit and Suburban Deliveries issues in political, economic and issues, peace-oriented issues," Lansing Michigan ERAmerica since 1976 and has been serving as coordinator for the societal arenas, planners explain. has observed. "They just have not been was Governor William Milliken's ap- state conference. Workships planned range from "Fun- recognized for their political clout." pointee to the WhIte House Conference Send your thoughts with special ~)care. She has been president of the Nor- on Families In 1980. Among her many .. dralsing Can Be Fun!" to "Effective She found that women between the thwest Wayne chapter and served on \)1elefiom WIRE SERVICE • Lobbying" and "Confronting sensitive ages of 40 and 60 are the strongest awards Is the 1983 ERA Action Award employment task forces, scholarship from the Michigan NOW. Issues in a Conservative Community." voting group, but even the 18 to 30' year- Livonia Mayor Edward McNamara olds, the so-called disaffected will welcome delegates at the opening feminists, vote in greater numbers and plenary Saturday morning for which are more liberal voters than their male Senior citizens to visit Timmer will be the speaker. counterparts, she said. Dad will have Other state and local political and The professor evaluates 1980 as a civil dignitaries are invited to attend a watershed year for women In politics. Michigan Space Center style written all over wine and cheese reception Friday even- Since President Reagan's strong con- ing. They will meet nominees for versatlsm represents a political stance Northville area senior citizens are in- A piece of moon rock may be in- Michigan NOW's Political Action Com- that has been heard only rarely from a him in his YSLlogo shirt. vited to sign up for a day's outing to spected through a microscope - and mittee. modern presidential candidate, he was visit the Michigan Space Center and visitors also may step behind a cutout . In addition there will be a celebrity perceived as a warmonger and un- view the Cascade waterfalls In of an astronaut suit to have auction where winners will bUy such sympathetic to the concerns of the new- Jackson. photographs taken. mementoes as a crocheted and initialed ly liberated worldiy-wlse woman. The tour will be by deluxe motor- pillow made by Betty Ford or an Consequently, she predicted in her The illuminated Sparks Cascades coach and includes admission to the autographed book by Judith Guest. The book (it was published in 1980) that the consist of 500 feet of water coursing Cascades and the center as well as din- public Is invited to attend this event. American woman's political voice over 15 separate waterfalls In a con- ner at the Cascade Clubhouse. Dr. Lansing, featured speaker for the would soon be heard throughout the stantly changing blend of light, color Those participating will leave Nor- Saturday night banquet, will discuss land ~ a prediction that came to fruI- and music. In the Sparks Foundation thville at 2:15 p.m. Friday, June 24, how the "gender gap" Is holding, as tion two years later. In 1982,she points Historic Room at the Cascades visitors returning at 10:45p.m. Cost Is $28. well as report on her new research. out, the weak variable became the have a chance to explore the history. Visitors to the Michigan Space Center The conference will conclude Sunday "gender gap" and a force to be reckon- Those participating will have a roast have a "see and touch" experience, with Liteelection of officers and presen- edwith. beef or chicken dinner with salad, sponsors explain. They may touch an tation of the new state leaders for 1983- vegetable, potato, dessert and Saturday morning conference actual piece of the heat shield of the • beverage. Tax and gratuity are includ- 84. speaker Timmer, an attorneS' by pro- Apollo 9 spacecraft, charred and ed in the package price. Lansing received her Ph.D. from the fession, has been a NOW activist since blackened during re-entry to earth. University of Michigan in 1970and cur- 1973. They will be able to inspect a Mariner Reservations for the trip must be The exclusive YSL logo rently is a political science professor at She was elected vice president- spacecraft with 12-foot solar panels and made by this Friday with Marie Knapp, pattern adds a touch of • Free Deluxe EMU. Her publications Include executive for NOW, the nation's largest examine an early prototype lunar rover 349-2230. distinction to this comfor- numerous empirical studies relating to organization dedicated to the advance- designed for travel by the astronauts The trip Is open to all Interested area table easy-care shirt of 80% Mongramming the political behavior of women. ment of women's rights, In October, over the moon's surface. senior citizens. . Her work has been published in The 1982. In this post she coordinates inter- polyester and 20% cotton. through June 12. New York Times, The Washington Post nal administrative operations for the Get Dad this special YSL sig· and The Detroit Free Press. She has 250,000 membership organization. nature shirt from Gabe's today! contributed papers to the American She has worked in various capacities Children's classes offered GSA G8A Political Science Association and to in- for NOW and served four terms as Receive your first monogram Style #5 Style #51 • ternational conferences. president of the Washington, D.C., Pre-registration in' classes for Theatre at Wayne State University. free on item of your choice She has been involved as an activist NOW. talented and gifted children will' be The other classes include computer purchased from Gabe's. GSA ~cIS with women's Issues for 15years. In ad- An attorney specializing in civil available by telephone from 9 a.m. to programming, biology, astronomy, im- Style #9. Style #31 dition to running for a congressional litigation, Timmer was an associate noon June 14 and 15 at Schoolcraft Col- aginative writing, conversational Ger- $3.50 value post from the state of Michigan, she has with a Michigan law firm during 1975-79 lege. man, .mathematics, electronlcs, draw- traveled widely and has lectured on where she managed a caseload and sup- The college Is offering 19 classes this ing, and exploring the sciences. politics around the world at the request port staff for personal injury and pro- summer for academically gifted StUdents must be classified by their ~(,--~------'--)-----" of the United Information service. duct liability complaints, family law, children ages 4 through 14. local school criteria as talented and As leading co-author of "Women and social security disability claims, Classes will run for either two or four gifted to be eligible to register. Fairlane • Lakeside • Twelve Oaks • Briarwood Politics: The Invisible Majority," she unemployment compensation, labor weeks beginning July 11. They will be Certification by their school prin- was involved in extensive research in a law and insurance contracts. taught throughout the day, Monday Cipal, coordinator or teacher is re- comparison of British and American She is a member of the Michigan Bar through Thursday, on campus. Once ex- qUired on the registration form. • women. Her current research deals Association and the American Trial ception Is that computer classes will be Parents can call 591-6400, extension with the effects of religion on the voting Lawyers Association. In 1977'she was taught at Computer Horizons, Six Mile 404between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. for behavior of women in Western Europe. appointed to the Michigan Women's at Newburgh, in Livonia. more information. Registration "Two and a half years ago the New Commission, a IS-member state board, New classes being offered this sum- materials will be mailed upon comple- York Times asked 15political scientists where she helped coordinate ·publlc mer include Computeronlcs, which Is tion of telephone registration. Pay- where women were going, and I was the hearings on domestic violence which problem-solving with computers, Ad- ment, registration. and certification only one who said there was a dif- resulted in the publication of vanced Writing and Proofreading and forms should be returned by June 28. NORTHVILLE- ference between the voting behavior of "Domestic Assault: A Report on Fami- Beginning Conversational Spanish. Resident tuition and fees range from men and women," Lansing remarked ly Violence in Michigan." There will be education safari sec- $30 to $53 per class. Non-resident costs tions for children 6-8 and 9-10.Trips will range from $34.50 to $62. A $3 registra- include the Lawrence Institute of tion fee also is charged. • Metroparks annnounce boat tours Technology, the Belle Isle Children's Further information may be obtained PLAZAWeat 7 Mile Rd .• NorthvilleMALL Museum, Metro· Airport, the Jackson by calling the Continuing Education Of- Space Center and the Hilberry Summer fice at 591-M00,extension 404. between Northville Rd. & Haggerty Rd. Two special nature Kensington Metropark, is required for each event events will be held at the phone 685-1561(Milford). (Annual: regular - '7 or lBt & 3rd Sat. Northville Chamber of Commerce Nature Center of Kens- "Dads From A to Z," a senior citizen - '2 or dal- ington Metropark near one-a nd-a-h aU-hour ly'2). of Each Flea Market Milford the weekend of nature walk, will be held In the Mall Friday, June 17, through at the Nature Center of Antiques, Collectables Sunday, June 19. Kensington Metropark These events are: near Milford at 10 a.m. "An Evening Nature Sunday, June 19. WhyPre-Plan Cruise" aboard the Island This might be a good • Queen on Kent Lake In way to help dads Your FunerolNou1? Kensington Park will be. celebrate Father's Day. heid starting from the Interested persons should boat rental dock at 8 p.m. meet at the Nature June 17. Center building. The pro- Here '8 Why- ~ • Park naturalist Mark gram is free and advance . Szabo will be on board to registration is reqUired. FREEZE fUNERAL COSTS FOBEYU explain wl1dlife and pro- For information or to vide music. The cost is $2 register, contact Kens- Funeral chlrget .e frozen and gulrantMd It ChlntSt per person and advance ington Metropark, phone TODAV'S pric:ft. Protects against tomorrow's .... Japan", registration is required. 685-1561(Milford). Prices. Canton,s, and Am'rlcan For informatIOn contact A vehIcle entry permit SAytCAS you SPEClt'Y Hong Kong Culsln' GUlrd .inst over-spendino. Specify only you Mandarin NORTHVILLE .t 7MileRoad Wish to spend. COCKTAILS 349·0441 SamChan, An elegant dining experience TRAVERSECITY GF.T PEACE-Of·MIND Manager with businessmen's lunches and carry outs 1357S. Airport Rd. You don't 11M to pre-plan your funerll-llut Irs a ...... US£THlSCOU/'O.'fODA\ •••••• ~ (new 2nd location) good feflillGknowingit'sdont and your familywon't : 5 X 7 Color Enlargements ~ have to worry. f 19 ,..*******~. ~~***.6eorges .. ... • 10 • $1FROM KOllACOlOfI.TYPEEach • • ~"II .. .., NEGATIVES - NOSUO£S • ,.. ~ 348-9270 348-9277 ,~ expires June 14, 1983 ,.. Open Mon.-Sat. F!JNfAAL J WiCt. HOMES ••••••• IUS£ THlSCOUPO:vTOOAvl ••••••• : 7th Anniversary 1litlfORD. ">45() Plymouth • 482l'1 I a X 10Color Enlargements 1 ,.. ~eciah IN()IIIA. 17000 'iix .... R~. 4ft 152 I 12 $275 Each • ax ,.. When you come In to use one of our • 10 FAOU KOOACOUlAoTYH • N[ClATIVU - NO 1U00S ; coupons specials below, make sure yo\, .-.HW.I : t:::::::.:: ,.. o Q31·36·10 • ,.. fillout this Information to be eligible for a \ ~ expires June 14.1983 I special drawing for a ~ ~ ,.. , FREE 840 PERM _.. - ~.....,.,v-~s.~~~ ..,-...-.:,...... sl~. ,.. S",d for FRf:f.'lMolkl ¥ Open Dally 9-7' "'<:;:" ,.. . If'! Sat. 9-S; Sun. g:t ~~ ,.. Phone' -::- - WI_tlo ~y 'jJNORTHVILLE PHARMACY~ expire. July 23,.1883 kOOWll'lOl'l .:._-- • ~'" "PharmacyFJrsISfnceJ872" ~. I -pe-;;-$3--3---Fr~siing---- SenlorCitiieiiWiihiseri ebouI yoIIr ~ i.xecarryHOlllllerO.IOmyprodU~ ", ~ I Reg. NOW Reg. NOW $25 ~eg'NOW $6 I ..MnmI -- '---' ._~- ~ '40.00 Include.cul&.ly1e '30.00 8.00 Joyce, Olane,or Oawn * .... I Family Hair Cuts·lncludes Shampoo & Styling I .. .fIlM -C.Y --_. ---'--- ...... -- I Women Men LChlldren I ~l~~~ I $14 1 510 Under 12 Yrs. 59 134 E. Main, Northville. Phone 349-0850 *----~*--- -*-----*- ---*-----** • Wednesday. June 8. 1~ THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-5-A Fogel is shooting for the -sky: Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-8:30 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m.·5:30 mr.Tile,co. Closed Sunday TWELVE OAKS MALL REDFORD EAST DETROIT taking off for US'AF acaqemy 27756 Novl Rd. 9300 Telegraph 21011Gratiot Under the Water Tower at W. Chicago N. of 8 Mile 348-8850 255-1134 778·8566 ConnieFogel and the U.S. Air Force FANCY or PLAIN We Beat All Prices • Academy seem to be made for each From Kmart. Paneling UnlimIted. Color other. TIle and Kay & Kay TIle At least that's Fogel's view, and the Designer Quarry Tile Colorado mUitary school apparently Solarian SALEI AllISlIOIG agrees because It recently granted her From SOLAlIAIr appointment to the academy. ... an economical "I first heard about the academies From 79~X8" Solarian no-wax floor. Save the cost 01Installation' when I was at Meads Mill," says the Northville High senior. "And It seemed 1st quality We'n got tile to offer some of the things I was in- Irom 99 terested In. Sq. Yd. Lifetime Glaze $5 ArIIstroig Never Wax • Ecc..nomoc .. ' aM l"'()'oA "I want to study engineering - I'm Come and See $4lt' OflCE'd t"jQ • Easy to do yourself • EllClt.I'SU€, ,""lf3bGt'1d' no-.u SOIariad pretty good in math and science, plus Mlchlgan's Largest no wa .. 'A'€'ar I'd like to learn to ny, and I'm in- Selection of Floor Largest selection s.uffac~ nle floors yOI caR • A5.'\Ot1ed Da1t(>ft'l!. terested in seeing what the possibilities & Wall Coverings in midwest andcOOt"s are of a career in the Air Force," she ••• IAT We beat all deals 11ISta11,ourself. expUdns. ALLHALSI FROM AS ALL OTHERS As Is the case for all three of the na- LITTLE AS 23 % -50 % tion's military academies, potential ALL CERAMIC C OFF students begin application in June of FloorlWall Bruce SOLID OAK 79 sq.lI. Stylistic their Junioryear, filinga pre-candldacy 1st Quality' F c:gc AT_ Poclke-oo.y Parq uet • ~U" eSlstant Mlfa_.t0'lttl~ form. , keeps a SUIVly $tW\e Wtthout wallno Tile IooQet wa,. To assure equal opportunities nation- Solid Oak rar tt\anVlI"lytno tsoors wide, the academies limit the total Hardwood c Tile • InstaRabQn os easy Just peet place • number of appointments made from Reg. $2.89 Permanent Finish ano P'~ Each t~ 15 self aahe'ftng Floors 99 sq.f!. If 1st grade • ChOOSe trom dOl~S 01 cazzlonQ eOi each congressional representative's 015 and partem,s - OUt' Sotanan Tile nominations. Fogel found her district's $1~~. ~tl()n !$Ihe gteatf>St' representative, Carl Pursell, had no CabIn Grade spare nominations to make. After inter- 15·20~FF viewing with the staffs of the two senators from Michigan, Fogel receiv- ed nomination from Senator Carl Levin. Appointment was a near thing, she explains, with an old burn injury com- CONNIE FOGEL plicating medical approval. By the time she had processed "tons of paper- academies only began accepting • work," Fogel says, the Air Force women in 1976, and that the men stUl Kensington academy class was virtually full. far ouinumber women on the campus, "I first received a letter telling me I Fogel said she anticipates few pro- sets programs had just missed out," Fogel explains. It blems as Northville's first female ap- was only a couple of weeks ago that pointee. "A Summer Fogel learned she wouldbe goingto the "It doesn't bother me, as long as it Strawberry Festival" academy after all. doesn't get in my way," she : ays. "I and "Animal Behavior" She had made alternate plans to hope to see them change the .'Ulesso are the titles of two study engineering at the University of that women can ny combat aircraft - special events to be held Michigan and "was just that day going so I can ny a jet. As it is now, women at Kensington Farm to mail my deposit to U-M when we pilots are in support aircraft." Center in Kensington '. 15 a«;:;:; received a call to say another appointee In the longer view, Fogel says she Metropark near Milford :~."~_:::J: STRAWBERRY • had been disqualified and that I could hopes being an Air Force pilot could Saturday and Sunday, have the spot." open the doors to participation in June 18-19. ~~..,~./ SHORTCAKE That settled, Fogel now has a fairly America's space program - "if it still ~ . .~~ CHILDREN'S CHEWABLE solid idea of what she'll be doingfor the exists." The "strawberry festival". will take place t=:: -. L ./ MULTIPLE-VITAMINS next 10 years: four years at the "Long range, I'm really interested in :.' ~ - NATURALLVFLAVOREO academy, plus six years (including going to NASAand into space explora- from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at .? - NATURALLVSWEETENED flightschool) as an Air Force officer. tion," she says, adding she has longhad the Farm Center, where ~'!t II - NATURALLVCOLORED park personnel maintain Well aware that the military a fascination for the subject. 60 REGULAR $209 a strawberry bed. Park l"'-'!5--'--'-'- ECONOMY SIZE I"" ~ • +15FREE $2 $366 workers will explain 1 __ • _ ,,75 WITH IRON 39 recommended varieties 7 OZ. I of strawberries, when they can be planted, how TOPOL BREATH to plant and how to care :;;::::::==,VIDALSASSOON • Arts commission slates for strawberry plants. , Farm restaurant per- special meeting tonight sonnel will have available two sheets of receipts , . covering preparation of strawberries into chiffon Northville Arts Commissionwill host Results of the commission's survey pie, coffee cake, cup- a meeting at 7 p.m. tonlght in the city revealed that residents are interested cakes and other delightful council chambers for all residents who in a variety of arts including visual desserts. answered the commission's survey sent arts, music, theatre, dance, film, crafts VIDAL DESITIN VISACLEAN • out inMarch and April. and literature. "Animal BehaViour," a SASSON The meeting will offer survey Fee noted that many of those respon- DIAPER RASH ~ SPRAY family program, will be HAIR SPRAY OINTMENT -vlsacleanEYEGLASS CLEANER respondents an opportunity to meet ding to the survey indicated they would held at 2 p.m. Sunday, • 8 OZ. BLOW STYLE with the commission and exchange be interested in serving as a commis- June 19. Farm inter- S 1 ~ PREVENTS FOGGING ideas for future goals and programs for sioner on the Northville Arts Commis- preter Dave Moilanen • 8 OZ. AEROSOL 99 the group. The meeting also is open to sion. and Park Naturalist Bob • 7 OZ. PUMP 4 OZ. anyone interested in becoming a part of Fee said those interested may pick up Hotaling will present a 99 the commission's support group.. an application form at tonight's one-and-a-half-hour pro- 88 8 OZ. .45 OZ. 19 YOUR CHOICE $2 $1 According to commission chairper- meeting. gram to discuss "Do wild $1 son Heather Fee, it is hoped that those The meeting is informal and animals act differently attending tonight's meeting will refreshments willbe served. Anyonein- from domestic anlmals?'~ QUEEN BEN-GAY VISINE become the nucleus of "Friends of the terested in "Friends of the Arts in Nor- , EYE DROPS • Arts in Northville." thville" is welcome to attend. HELENE The programs are free, COMBO PACK GETS THE REDOUT, however, advance • ELASTlNfCOlLAGEN SHAMPOO RELIEVESIRRITATION registration is requlred. - ELASTINfCOLLAGEN HAIR CONDITIONER $266 Weaver S~ow at Northville gallery For information or to OUR RETAIL J ~:-T-;::::"? I LESS MANUF 100 register, contact the REBATE - Paintings by Doug Street, through the end of tlon on the show an(l its Nature Center at Kens- 66 Weaver will be on display June, ington Farm Center, 685- $1 at the Northville Art hours, call the gallery at 9105 (Milford). A vehicle Gallery, 224 South Main For additlonalinforma- 349-0657. entry permit is requlred. • • r====;;...... ;;;,..;;;;;;;;;;;==~ Parson to , ,'FR Person ... .' . . POND'S DULCOLAX DIUREX LOSE EXCESS Up to Worth A Friendly • COLDCREAM TABLETS _ $35 • DRYSKIN CREAM :. BODY WATER Enemy • FASTPREDICTABLERELIEF . . LONG ACTING of Class Ring Options • GENTlE NORMAL MOVEMENT oiii,. 44 Choose from those cu~tom options and others: ~~~~ 5mg.24's diiirex . 42 TABS $2 Dr. James Luther ~~~NOMY $444 • • 13.4 OZ. 88 84's 5 mg. - ---- t- > 42 CAPS $2 Recently I read of a tongue-inooCheek proposal to have a "National Congress on Hospitality." Yet, when we emphasize DULCOLAX THINZ-SPAN hospitality, we are following Rom. 12:13: SUPPOSITORIES 1Ill LosE • LOSE WEIGHT WHITE "ShC!re with God's people who are In GOLD • FAST PREDICTABLE RELIEF ~WElGIIT • MAXIMUM STRENGTH need. Practice hospitality." • GENTLE NORMAL ...,.._--- The Greek word for hospitality means li~~~~MOVEMENT -B,;'~·12 HOUR TIME-RELEASE "love of strangers." The word "stranger" I. ~ ~ $155 :=;.::::~ FORMULA UPT03 can also mean "enemy." The two words SCHOOL 10 mg. 4's ~--;§ zag. . .1. COlORS--~ were nearly synonymous in some ancient $499 $288 66 nations. One way t~ destroy an enemy is KIT 10 mg. 8's $2 21 CAPS ' to kill him. A better way is to make that Plus Free Graduation Key Chain enemy into a friend. Hospitality does that! with any Gold Lance ClassRing purChase Strang'ers who visit our church can ANDREA EYE Q'S DR WEST'S AVEENOBAR Bring this ad to our store to qualify! sometimes feel like an enemy. A person EYE MAKE-UP REMOVER PADS • I FOR DRY can attend a church for months without • GENTLY REMOVES EVERY SH SENSITIVE SKIN • TRACE OF EYE MAKE-UP, receiving an invitation for coffee or EVEN WATERPROOF FORMS TOOTHBRU •MEDICATED refreshment in a member's home. • CONDITIONS AREA AROUND 55$ ·OILATED Hospitality breaks barriers and builds EYE· LEAVES SKIN SOFT ADULT • REGULAR • AND YOUNGERLOOKING bridges. It makes "welcome" more than a .... word in the bulletin. 59 44 Let's forget about a National Congress 65's $2 44 $ $1 Willsie cap aDd Gown CompaDy on Hospitality. Instead, why not invite 34525 G1eDda'e. LlvoDla· 421-8810 some new folks to your home or out for • (011 SI.Irk Rood· IleIw_ Jtflrlel Fwy aDd P1J1llO'1Ih HOld) Hours: 8 30 • 4.00 Mon.·FrI. fellowship next week. Show them genuine Gold Lance e.... Ring HeMlquartere 2-4 Week Dellftry - Full LIfetime W8lnnty and generous Christian love. ',"~~=g:,~=~'-lII First Baptist Church of Northville GREEN SHEET WANT ADS 217 N. WIng. Northville .1--__ --:..------348·3022 348·1020 8-A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday. June 8. 1983 Obituaries • Cable ready to air Dunn, longtime barber in city, dies Local cable telecast of city council meetings - Re-ELECT one of the most frequently cited potential uses of local access channels provided under the franchise ROSINA Memorial services for longtime Nor· December 17, 1893, In LuVerne, Iowa, to The Way to W. RICHARDSTISKO agreement - wl1lbe possible this summer. Summer Fun· thville business owner Charles L. Dwm, Charles and Amelia (Hauck) Dlekoff. Omnicom Cablevision Informed participating RAYMOND of Farmington Hills, wl1l be held at 11 He was preceded In death by his wife Own Your Own Funeral' service for W. Richard \ governments last week that the "suitcase studio" Pool a.m. tomorrow at Heeney-Sundquist Laura Rose. She died March 8, 1973. Stisko, 54, of 24117 Woodham, was held eqUipment designed for such useS is available to Funeral Home, 23720 Farmington Hills. Survivors inclUde a sister Mrs. Inground SWimming Pools at 11 a.m. Friday at Casterline Funeral taping council sessions. Equipment allowing the Free Home Survey Dr. William Lawson, of the Fowlerville Lillian AlOen of Detroit, brothers Ar- Home with Pastor V. F. Halboth Jr. of signal to be sent live is expected In the next few, ac- • Chemle.ls & Supplies Faith Baptist Church, will officiate. thur Diekoff of Glen Arbor and Ralph Grace Lutheran Church In Redford of· cording to Omnciom program director Suuume Burial wl1l be In Glen Eden Dlekoff In Iowa. ficiatlng. Burial was In Oakland Hills Skubick. • Hot Tubs& Spas Cemetery, Livonia. Fuperal arrangements were by Memorial Gardens In Nov!. Access to the two "suItcase studios" is to a group • We also ServICe Pools Mr. Dwm, born April 12, 1916, died Casterline Funeral Home. Mr. Stlsko died May 31 at Mt. Carmel of persons designated by the government board. • Free Water PooITesbng • Over 11 yrs In business Monday at Botsford General Hospital Mercy Hospital In Detroit. Training is supplied by Omnicom. , ..fIj." • after a lengthy illness. He was 67. THOMASA. MOORCROFT '".."" , • Solar Blankets An analyst at Burroughs Corporation, Priorities for use of the equIpment are In the .. . • Above Ground Pool KIts Until his retirement, he had been he moved to the community 10 years following order: Governments for councilJboard Thir~ Term owner of Chuck's Barber Shop, 110 West A memorial service for Thomas A. . ago from Livonia. He was a member of sessions; other government uses; schools for ma· Jamaican Main, where he worked for 35 years. Moorcroft, 912 Williamsburg, was held the Livonia Elks and the Stew Rock jor guest speaker series; schools for regular pro- Incumbent Well-known by many Northvl1le at First Baptist Church of Birmingham, Radio Club of Plymouth. ductions; and the Omnicom Programming Depart- Schoolcraft College Pool & Spa, residents, Mr. Dwm served In the U.S. where he was a member, at 10 a.m. Fri- Mr. Stlsko was born March 3, 1929, In ment. Trustee , Inc. Army as a technician In occupation day. Dr. Robert G. Middieton of- • Dearborn to Temofiy and Mary (Pidlcz, Government offices were wired for cable televi- Qu.lified & Ex/»rI6ncsd 1033Novi Rd. forces In Germany after World War II. ficiated. ne) SUsko and married Grace sion uses last year but have been able oniy to send a Brookside Plaza He retired April 11, 1981. Mr. Moorcroft, who was 80, died May Beauchamp who survives. "crawl" printed message over the system. Vote Northville Mr. Dwm is survived by his wife 29 at Botsford General Hospital In Far- He also leaves his mother, a Nor- Under the cable franchise agreements with Wilhelmina, his daUghters Mrs. Earl mington Hills. JUNE 13th 4n-4848 thville resident, and daughters Susan township and city, the company is required to supp- Paid for by the committee to (Anne M.) Skeens and Mrs. Lary (Lin- A retired owner of a dental and JuIie at home. ly the necessary equIpment and training Skubick re-elect RosIna Raymond da K.) Hendrick, nine grandchildren laboratory, he moved to the community says is now available. 15906Oak Dr • UvonIa 48154 and one great-grandchild. 10 years ago from Beverly Hills, Michigan. ROBERT WILLIAM DIEKOFF He was born February 26, 1903, In England to Herbert and Susan (Eve) Airman Penrod Robert William D1ekoff of 32 Moorcroft and married Margaret Outdoor Folding Meadowbrook Lane died June 4 at the Spense who survives. finishes USAF • age of 89 at Allen Park Convalescent He also leaves brothers James H. and ~hairs Home after an illness of several years. Stanley in Florida, Harry of Novi, son- security course Funeral service was held at 11 a.m. in-law Donald Parker of Dearborn (rom $1995 Tuesday at St.IPauI's Lutheran Church Heights, grandsons Scott and James, Air National Guard Air- As Shown $29.95 in Northville where he was a member. granddaughter Lynn Lehto and two man First Class John N. Pastor Charles Boerger officiated. great-grandchildren. He was preceded Penrod, son of Mr. and Burial was in Roseland Park Cemetery. in death by a daughter. Mrs. Gregory Penrod of JiMMiES RUSTics A retiree, Mr. Diekoff moved to the Arrangements were by Casterline 45265 Mayo, was area from Detroit in 1966. He was born Funeral Home. graduated from the U.S. Air Force security police specialist course at· • Lackland Air Force Base, Disabled performers to strut Tex~. -- The proper use of your IaDdscape dollars Cllll bring you results tbat are almost as musical talents on Saturday Graduates of the course jl;ooJ as growing money. AD Important part studied systems security IIf our IlIIIdscape service Is providing our On Saturday, June 11, Manresa operations, tactics and customers wltb Ideas tbat are designed to ringers, bands and many others, keep maintenllllce low. provide beauty nnd Caravan No. 217, Northville, of the In- feature the talents of mentally im- weapons training and most Important of all. satisfy your IlIIId- ternatinal Order of Alhambra is presen- paired and physically handicapped per- earned credits toward an scape dreams. ting a "Performing Arts Talent Show" formers. associate degree in ap- FREE LANDSCAPE DESIGN SERVICE for our for the mentally impaired and physical- The purpose of the show is to offer plied science through the customers, by professionallandscapa designers. ly handicapped. pUblic recognition to the performers for Community College of the The talent show wl1l be held at the their talent and to encourage them to Air Force. PLYMOUTH . • Novi High School Auditorium located at improve on their abilities as well as to the intersecton of Ten Mile and Taft provide incentive to those in the au- _ Open: Mon·Sat NURSERY :~: Penrod will now serve and QARDEN CENTER ~ roads in Nov!. The program begins at 7 dience to become involved themselves. at 8elfridge Air National -=- Sun & Holidays 1Q.6 p.m. Ed Donoghue, chairman of the show, Guard Base, Michigan. 9900 ANN ARBOR ROAD All of the acts, which Include expects a capacity audience. The public He is a 1981 graduate of ~453·5500 7 MIles West of 1-275 • 7 MIles E of lIS 23 vocalists, pianists, disco dancers, bell is invited to attend at no charge. Northville High SChool. . Open a."Cb;eck0' ~ave" Account . and we U buy your o.d checks! ,. BetterStu!!!TGUlJ6.ower Prices! • , - I In Novi VARIETY STORE M~~~~~~o~tdR~ad Let your checking account savg . payroll deductions, trust pay- ,Novi, Mich. store only In the Novi·10 Plaza money for you. Open a "Check ments, retirement checks or V/S4· OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 '.- -. ] Sale Prices Effective' n' Save" interest bearing check· direct deposit of Social Security Sunday 11 to5 __ I June8 thruJune 12, 1983 ing account and earn 5~% or any other recurring pay- TG&Y ln,lstl upon your •• Usfacllon II yOuare nol happy With your purcnaSf> relur" It We WIllcneerlully eAchange II or tully feh,ma )OUr money daily interest. Act today and ments. Check n' Save Com- I ad\lel1tSed mprChandlse IS nOI available we II gl"dly IS-'ue you a '3Inchec", Wf! want you 10 be hl~PY COPJ'f.q""\982 lC&Y S'ONt <:<0 we'll buy up to 100 of your mercial Accounts are also now t old checks at Jive cents each available. r---=--::::==------=-:-;-r---i for any remaining checks from Open a "Check n' Save" your present checking account account today and start earn- from any other financial insti· ing interest on your account tution. balance. Open your account with Come into any of our only $100, start writingchecks, 24 neighborly offices .or earning interest, and, if you phone our Special Hot-Lines maintain a $500 minimum for more information. In balance you won't pay any the Down River area call service charges. Service 285-1010; North area charges will also be waived 477·9340 and in the Monroe for automatic deposits of area 243·6600. We make it a little easier .for you. ------IESfiC-_._- Big. But downright neighborly. -....-._- Selected Assorted All Assorted Assorted All Spring Be DoulnRiverFedera1Savings House Member Fednol Soungs ond Loon Insurn""e ""rporollOn Your S I \ 4 \ • Wednesday. June 8. 1983- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-7·A 12-year-oJd angler wins LOW COST-FIXED RATE "- trip to' Vegas in tourney MORTGAGES up cast, Scott dropped his casting plug By B.J. MARTIN only a yard off the mark. He was then NOW AVAILABLE Instructed to pick which Ofthree targets .: When young Scott DoMelly cast his 50 feet away he would try for with three CALL 421-8200 FOR INFORMATION · line one day last winter, he came up chances. He picked the middle one, and · with a catch he'll never forget. came close but missed on his first try. · Scott, 12, the son of Bobland Sandy Then he tried aga,in. DOMeIly of Novi and a student at Fizzzzz, went the reel, plop went the A Moraine elementary in Northville, Is plug - smack in the center of the mid- pretty good with a fishing pole, you,see. dle ring. Scott was on his way to Vegas. Mieh~National Bank · When he accompanied his mom and At least he will be. The details of his \\est Metro dad to opening day at the Detroit Boat trip for two are forthcoming, but It Is Member FDIC Equal Housmg Lender 1i:r Show at Cobo Hall last February, Scott scheduled for the third week of August. decided to try his luck at the Trilene Amazingly, Scott had never cast for • c~ting tournament. accuracy before the tourney. But he does now, with a $100 fishing pole he won from Trilene and a hoola hoop in his back yard. Scott has his eye on the national titie in Las Vegas - first prize 'He was hot: .. He's' Is $2,500, a cup and a day of fishing with a top bass fishing pro. ' .heen fishing since he "It felt great," Scott says of his ac- could hold a pole.' complishment at Cobo. Scott has been fishing with his family "since he could hold a pole," says Sandy. Mostly the Donnellys go for bass in Hale, Sandy Donnelly Michigan, where the family keeps a speedboat and Scott has his own trolling • . boat. on Glass & Steel Belted Radials At the Las Vegas tournament, Scott The tournament, sponsored by the wUl pariicipate in the IG-state speed- Berkley Trilene fishing line company, cast championship. Under the rules, drew thousands of Michigan anglers pariicipants wUl have one minute to ac- seeking to win a trip to Las Vegas to cumulate points by casting into one of participate in the company's IG-state three targets - _two located 50 feet speedcast tournament finals. Men and away, worth one point each, and one women of all sizes and ages, some with located 75 feet away, )Vorth two points decades of fishing experience, lined up each. Scott has already mapped out his • to have a shot at dropping the weight at strategy. "I'm going for the 75-foot one the end of their lines into one of three 3- all the way," he says. foot diameter target hoops 50 feet . And if Scott has as much time to prac- away. tice over the summer as do most 12- Guess who won. 1 year-old boys, the community may "He was hot," says his mother. in- have a national champ in its midst deed, during the one permitted warm- come August. 1St.John's seminary to offer SIZE DESCRIPTION SIZE DESCRIPTIOII SIZE DESCRIPTION mS'lOIlll IttW1I8SlI PlIII.13 till ... III PI_mll( till •• " • summer psychology courses '17SIIORI3 IttWII8SlI Pl.,.13 P,JlI1IlII( Itt...... bdlIIWSW PUSI1SRI...... , 51.. WSW '1IS,IORll let Ridul 8SlI PUSIIORI3 ...... 'IIS,IORll 0.. 1$I.. III as'll '195170RI3 DuI Sloolill wsw '295110RI. D.II Stttllll wsw Registrations will be accepted unW On July 1, Sr. Fulgenzi will assume a '19S170R13 Dull SIte! III 8SlI P20500R13 DIIIISlteIIII wsw r205I1SRI. '-'II SlttIllSW Friday, June 17, for three one-week new position as delegate for religion for - PlI517SRI. IttRld,lISSW P20511ORJ3 DIIIIStMllIIllSW PlISOS.I. lieN<1I SttoI WSIII courses - Parenting SkUls, Ministry to the Saginaw Diocese while remaning as Pl9S/7SRlS Itt...,... 8SlI r20S0l113 DIIIISlttIlIIlJI r20S/7SRIr '-rat SteoI wsw PISStIORJ3 Itt 1tICk1lWSW '115/7511. DIIIIStoolllllll 'lOS/7SRIS DIIIISteoIIIIISIl Hispanics In North America and Canon an adjunctfaculty at St. John's. PllS/7S.13 IttltlCk1lWSW PIISOSR'...... Rl7SRWSW pml1Sl'S DulSlMl III SSW Law on Marriage - to be offered at St. A specialist in cross-cultural com- 'llS/IOR13 Itt bdlIIWSW r20S,70R1. DIIIIStool III 8SlI PZZSI1SIIS DuI Stool III 8SlI John's Provincial seminary, Plymouth, munication and religious education, pmoSlls Itt bcIl1illSll r20Sl1S11S Itt R11!i118SlI P23S/7SRIS DuI Sf_ III 8SlI June 27 to July 1. Marina Herrera, Ph.D. wUl direct Courses are in session approximately Ministry to Hispanics in North Scott Donnelly demonstrates winning cast Daily 9-8 Sat. 9-5 FREE MOUNTING 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Fri- America. Dr. Herrera Is founder and • day for two credits or audlt. director of ECHO, Inc. and a lecturer FARMINGTON/NOVI UVONIA ANN ARBOR GARDENClTY Information and registration for and consultant for numerous educa- 43111 Grand River 36591 Plymouth Rd. 3250 Carpenter 33535 Ford Rd. 1 block E. 01 Novi Rd. at Levan atPacltard 1 Dule W. of Merriman these courses may be obtained by call- tional and r-eligious organizations. Dr. 348·2080 425·7666 973·8677 425-6668 ing 453-6200. • Herrera currently directs a project Here's cancer number How to be effective as parents, how to with the Nalonal Catholic Conference Anyone with a question The questions are develop personal self-esteem and other for Interracial Justice and Isan adjunct about cancer now can call answered by specially . . . . skills, and how to help children enhance faculty member of .Blscayne and toll-free an easy-to- trained people who are their self-esteem wUl be the focus of Mundelein colleges. She also con- remember number: 1- friendly, yet talk frankly . Unlc.ck ~ neW Jiom~mortgage .. Parenting Skills, which will be con- tributes to numerous educational jour- 800-4-CANCER. about any cancer con- . . . . ducted by Janet Fulgenzi, OP. nals. The Cancer Informa- cern. Their information is , . ) Sr. Fulgenzi completed her dlssera- Canon Law on Marriange wll be tion Service of the Com- up-to-date and reliable. " tion, reAearch and clinical experience presentedd by Daniel J. Ward, OSB, an prehensive Cancer It • in parenting sklls for a Ph.D. from the assistant professor in theology and Center of Meiropolitan There's almost nothing nicer than build a mortgage you can livewith, Detroit, Michigan Cancer The service can send in- I University of Windsor. A faculty government at St. John's University, turning the key to unlock your new whether it's a new or used home. : member at St: John's, she Is a licensed CollegevUle, Minnesota. Both a canon Foundation/Wayne State formation to read about psychologist for the State of Michigan, lawyer and a civil lawyer, Fr. Ward is University promises- that cancer and can steer home. But. inflation and high Unlock that home by talking to a and on the staff of the Human Growth also assistant to the president for legal calls are kept confiden- cancer patients in the interest rates have locked most of neigh~orly Home Mortgage Center, Inc., Ann Arbor. services at St. John's UI)iversity. tial. right direction for help. .us out of a home mortgage. Now, Counselor at Down River Federal Down RiverFederal Savings ~---....._- Savings. makes it a little easier for you Come into any of our to unlock financing for a 24 neighborly offices or new or used home. phone our Special Hot- .. When it comes to Lines for more infonnation. • Sale mortgage money, we In the Down River area have lowinterest rates call 285·1010: North area • and the expertise to 477-9340 and in the 200/0 Last 51Jays help you custom- Monroe area 243-6600. Wemake it OFF a little easier ALL Semi-Annual . for you. • • ROSES Floor Sample Cle!1ra~ce thru June 15 LILACS Twice every year we reduce our - already low prices to make room for 50 our new market purchases . It $6 • Reg. $1095 This year we have taken extra Tree Lilacs I excluded deep discounts on: thru June 15 .... Sofas P.J.M. HARDY Dining Rooms • • Rhodoendron. Recliners $695 Sleepers Reg. $9115 • Delivety Service Available Hurryl This is a 10 Day Sale - Merchanclse left over will be removed • Home & Business from store & used in our model homes throughout the area. Consultatlons·No Charge • 20815Flrmlngton Rd. FlnnlngtOh 474-2925 c -_. J Schrader's J------~~IL..,...o"~------jESIlC' Small ads Home Furnishings Big.But downrightneighborly. r;:2~:'~~~ Mon., Tues., Sat. 9-6 get 111N. CenterSt. "Family owned and operated since 1907" • Northville Thurs. & Fri. 9·9 I attention. Closed Wed. DownRiverFederal~ Northville Record 349-1838 Ml!mbcr Fl'CIl!ral Sot.ngs and I.oon InsurarJ('1!C"'Jx>mhOn Vo", Sa .. ~. In'''rt'CIro $/IX) 000 .I~~ 313-349-1700 -, 8-A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, Juno 8,1983 .~ Community Calendar NHS Honors Convocation set tomorrow '~~1ig@,~ TODAY, JUNE 8 Plymouth-eanton-Novl will hold two SATURDAY, JUNE 11 The Famlly and the Breastfed Baby." national security consensus meetings. For location and information, call 349- The first will be at 9:39 a.m. at the CLEANERS FISH CLOSET: Northvllle-Novi 5380or 349-3645. home of Cathy Prince In Canton. A 7:30 PAPER DRIVE: St. Paul's Lutheran FISH is operating a clothes closet from Church School will host a paper drive 10 a.m. to noon Mondays and p.m. meeting will be held at the home of ROTARIANS MEET: Northvllle Jean Pontius In Nov!. from 11a.m. to noon In the church park- Wednesdays at the First Presbyterian Inglot. I Rotary Club meets at noon at First Church. The closet also is open by Presbyterian Church fellowship hall. special appointment by calling 349-4350. HONORS CONVOCATION: Nor- thville High SChool Honors Convoca- SUND~Y, JUNE 12 SENIORS GATHER: Northvllle NOW MEETS: Northwest Wayne tlonwill be held at 7 p.m. at the high senior Citizens' Club will host a polluck . County National Organization for school. at 6 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church. BACCALAUREATE: Northville High Women will meet at 7:30 p.m. at Hoover A business meeting will follow and TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES: Northville SChool baccalaureate service will be at Elementary SChool In Livonia. The 9 a.m. at the high school. "The Offbeats" from Redford will pro. general business meeting and induction Township Board of Trustees meets at l;J vide the entertainment. Members are of officers will be followed by a special p.m. at Township Hall. There will be a reminded that senior citizens meet MILL RACE VILLAGE: Mill Race progam. Guest will be Carol Lindsay, Huron Valley treatment hearing at 7:45 from 1-5 p.m. each Thursday In Room Historical Village is open from 1-4p.m. winner of the high school feminist p.m. 216 of the Board of Education bullding scholarship. for cards and games. Snacks and beverage are provided and there is a 25 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS: Nor- FRIDAY, JUNE 10 MONDAY, JUNE 13 cent donation. thville Knights of Columbus will meet WE HONOR ALL AREA COMPETITOR COUPONS. WNFGA PICNIC: Northville Branch at 8 p.m. In the Administration Bullding PARK GARDENS TENT SALE: The NORTHVILLE ASSEMBLY NO. 29: MUST BE PRESENTED WITH lNCOMING ORDER. of the Woman's National Farm and at Our Lady of Victory. second Annual Tent Sale will be held Northville Assembly No. 29, Order of Garden Association will host a picnic from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. today and tomor- Rainbow for Girls, meets at 7 p.m. at 37633 FIVE MILE at NEWBURGH luncheon at 11:30 a.m. at the home of RECREATION COMMISSION: Nor- row on Park Lane, just north of Five Masonic Temple. Shirley Millard. Members are remind- thville Recreation Commission meets Mile Road. Proceeds will benefit the ed to bring homemade Items for the ...... ~ ... IiiiiiIII ... at 8 p.m. at City Hall. Park Gardens Homeowners' Associa- CIVIL AIR PATROL: Sixgate 464-000.3 silent auction. In case of rain, the tion. Squadron Civil Air Patrol meets from 7- THURSDAY, JUNE 9 meeting will be held at the First 9 p.m. at Novi Middle SChool South. Presbyterian Church. Social chairman BRANSTNER RECEPTION: A for the day will be Julie Woodard. FARMER'S MARKET: First reception honoring the Reverend Guen- AMERICAN' LEGION: American Farmer's Market of the season will ther C. Branstner and his family will be Legion Auxiliary, Unit 147, meets at 8 NOW, open at 8 a.m. at Main and Hutton. held from 7-9 p.m. at First United KIWANIANS MEET: Northville p.m. at the post home., Kiwanis meets at 6:30 p.m. at Aber- Methodist Church. deen's. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: Nor- PWP MEETS: Northville-Novi Being a Non-Smoker can Do More thville Chamber of Commerce meets at MASONS MEET: Northville Council, Chapter of Parents Without Partners RUG 'HooKERS MEET: Gulld of 8 a.m. at the Chamber bullding. No. 89, meets at 7:30 p.m. at Masonic meets at 8 p.m. at Aberdeen's. Traditional Rug Hookers meets from 7- than J~ improve Your Health Temple. DAYTIME TOPS: Daytime TOPS 9 p.m. in New School Church In Mill WISER MEETS: WISER meets at 8 Race Village. meets at 9 a.m. at First Presbyterian OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS: p.m. In the Liberal Arts Building at SChoolcraft College. • Church. Overeaters Anonymous will meet at KING'S MILL WOMAN'S CLUB: 7:30 p.m. at Providence Hospital. For King's Mill Woman's Club meets at 7:30 LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS: information, call Tova Dahlberg at 624- WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15 p.m. at the King's Mill Clubhouse. \ League of Women Voters of Northville- 5604. THE BASKET GUILD: The Basket Itcax::~1-:H~~~~i~i' BOAIm OF EDUCATION: Nor- Guild meets at 9:30 a.m. at New SChool ~ .~ "OO~"""9 """,,,ho'''' thville Board of Education meets at 9hurch In Mill Race Village. Summer school program set 7:30 p.m. in the conference room of Old All you hove 10do 10qualIfy IS10verify lhol no Village School. one residIng inyour home hossmoked for the past QUILTERS GATHER: Northville _..lIlrslu,~_· year, and your Cilizens homeowners premium is New Morning School, a private school Thursday mornings June 21-July 7. Community Quilters meet at 10 a.m. at • reduced by 10%. Irs lhol simple. In Plymouth Township, wishes to an- "Early Elementary Computers" ,for 5 MASONIC ORGANIZATION: Nor- FirstP.resbyterianChurch. For all detaIls on the Cilizens 10% d,scounl for nounce its expanded summer program to 8 year olds will meet later on the thville Masonic Organization, Blue non-smoking homeowners, Slop in or call your offerings. same mornings. Children will have am- Lodge No. 186, F & AM, meets at 7:30 WEIGHT WATCHERS: Northville, ~tISUIANCE COMIW«OF AMERICA' local C,lizens Agenlloday. • p.m. at Masonic Temple. For students in grade 1- 8 needing to ple time on the computers, with stress Weight Watchers meets at 10 a.m. at improve or maintain academic skills in on computer familiarity, eye-hand the Community bullding and at 6 p.m. TOPS MEETS: Northville TOPS reading, Writing, math and study skills, coordination, appropriate ac.ademic atVFWHall. meets at 7 p.m. at First Presbyterian Elaine Yagiela, Director, explains that skills and beginning programming. Church. For information, call 420-2438. INSURANCE EXCHANGE two three-week sessions will be offered Class fees are $36 and $40 respectively. SENIORS GATHER: Northville for two hours each morning July 11·29 Classes are limited to 12 students and . senior Citizens Club meets for cards 160E. Main Street and August 1-19. An individual assess- early registration is urged. TUESDAY, JUNE 14 and games at 1p.m. at Allen Terrace. . "Arts and Crafts for Preschoolers" ment and program tailored to each Northville child's needs will be developed by the will be offered on Monday and Wednes- LaLECHE LEAGUE: LaLeche . BAND PRACTICE: Northville Com- experienced, certified teacher, assisted day mornings July 11·27. This class for League of Northville-Novl will meet at munity Band meets at 7:30 p.m. in the by a teacher's aide. Class size is limited 2'k to 6 year olds will provide ex· 9:30 a.m. Topic will be "Baby ArrIves: Cooke Junior High band room. 349·1122 to 15 students. The fee is $90 for three perlence with various art media and weeks or $150for 6 weeks. other preschool activltles as well. The class fee is $36. By popular demand, Marilyn New Morning School is located on Civic Concern seeks '. . Romack, preschool teacher, will teach Haggerty just north of Schoolcraft. two computer classes for young Call the school at 420-3331to request . . Spring ~hift ~ntoa new car loan •. children. "Preschool Computers" for 3 registration materials or for further in- donations for needy to 6 year olds will meet on Tuesdsy and formation. . . The Civic Concern Committee of Northville is seeking donations from residents to assist familles MESC proposal introduced in need. Ah spring! The reawakening of dormant life. The warming and The organization is speclflcally In need of finan- • Legislation mandating the Michigan "A report issued recently by the U.S. cial assistance for an elderly woman. greening of the earth. The singing Employment security Commission to Labor Department states older workers of birds. The hum of insects and provide job services to senior citizens are three times as likely to give up and Persons wishing to donate to the committee, ' the smell of a new car. Haven't has been Introduced in the Michigan withdraw from the work force," should send cash donations to Ann Roy at 150North House. Bullard said. "Instead of allowing their Center or C.A. Smith at 43643 Nine Mile. For in- you waited long enough? Shift into State Representatives Willis Bullard talents to be wasted, we should en- formation, call 349-8200or 349-0854. spring with a new car or used car (R-Highland) and Gerald Law (R- courage them to re-enter the work Plymouth) said the legislation they are force." co-sponsoring is designed to consolidate and clarify language In the federal BUllard said 65,000 Michigan "How You Live We'll help you shift Wagner-Peyser Act which would help residents age 45 and above were on the May save Your Life" into a new or used car Michigan senior citizens look for a job. unemployment rolls In December, 1982. • loan by steering you RESTYLE to our low interest City appoints members rates and low down Russell Dore Your Wide Lapel to 3~" to boards, commissions Candidate-Board of Education We make it a little easier With June 30 expiration of terms on many city boards and commissions fast approaching, council for you. Monday night began making appointments for the approaching periods. • Council reappointed Charles Freydl Jr. to a three-year term on the city planning commission. Two other three-year appointments are expected at the next council meeting. Reappointed to the Arts Comn;tission were Cheryl Gazlay and C. Phelps Hlrtes. Suzanne Quality Work Dimitroff and Sarah Denning have resigned, leav- For over 2S Years Ing two Arts Commission posts to be filled at the PROMPT SERVICE next session. Elroy Ellison and G. Dewey Gardner were reap- Custom Made Suits • pointed to the Beautification Commission, Ted Mapes resigned, leaving another opening to be fill- - Endorsed by Northville from $300 ed. City manager Steven Walters noted that DPW Education Association Other A1teraUons also available superintendent Mapes would still be available lor MeD & WomeD when needed by the beautification commission. PeflODal Fallinq. - Member of Advisory Four terms due to expire on the ZOning Board of Committee for High School LAPHAM'S Appeals were fUled by reappointing current 120 E. Main SIreel members Bud Kunz, John Hinman, Lois Winters Renovation 349·3677 and Charles Yerkes. - Northville A second five-year appointment to the city -18 Yrs. Exp. Training & Open Thurs. & Frl 9a.m.-9p.m. library board (a separate entity from the library Consulting in Industry Mon· Tues.-We so DONT GET' LOCKED . OUT ON ,",UNE. 13 BEE FOR BERRY AND VOTE -_.::l ESDC Big. But downright neighborly., ~~ .....- DownRiverFederal~ --- Member Federal Sat"ngs and I.oon Insurance CorporahOn Your So"'l'J,/nsured 10 $/00000 t I J , ===~:::.__:..:...... _*_ .. r ...... ,...... 'l...... "\.'\, .... .1 .. ~ ...... -.- ...... '''1'''' --..__.....--....-- ... "'. ~... _- Wednesday, June 8,1983- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-9-A LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING "In compliance with Act No. 43, State of MIchigan, second Extra Session of 1963. the Schoolcraft Community College District publishes this noWication of a public hearmg on the 1983/84 college budget. This hearing is to take place at 8:00 P.M. on Wednes- day, June Hi, 1983, at the Administration Buildmg, 18600 Haggerty Road, Livoma A copy of the budget is available for public inspectIon at the above address. W. KENNETH LINDNER Vice President-Business Affairs" Pubhsb June 8, 1983 Landing a park Township officials gathered early Memorial Day to make left, plamrlng commissioner Richard Duwel, Supervisor John ceremonial payment of $1 to the State of Mich1gan, flnaliz1ng the MacDonald, State senator R. Robert Geake, trustee James Arm- purchase of a parcel of land near the state corrections property strong, treasurer Richard Henningsen, trustee Richard Allen, on Beck Road between Five and Six Mile. The township plans to planning commissioner Marvin Gans, Clerk Susan Heintz and 4 Days Only make the property into a recreational park. Present were, from recreation commission chairman L.T. Sylvestre. Thurs., Fri., Sat. & Sun• • County creates corrections planning commission JUNE 9-12 \ Sofu • Chain • LamPI • Tah1eII. Beddlnq • Lob Mor. 1 A long-range corrections planning "Alternative sentencing proposals prisoners per day, which is the max- them at DeHoCo because a new con- Wany WDoua_ -AU top~ fumItur. Icommission was created by vote of the must also be studied," Dumas sald. imum. "With the opening of the new tract with the deputy sheriff's allows IWayneCountyBoard ofCommissioners "Day fines, reverse work release, jail, wewill probably be forced to house hiring at a lower wage for guard duty. 'May 19 at the urging of commissioner careful bond review, and restitution the 600inmates from DeHoCo; and if Members of the long-range planning . r TENPENNY I Mary Dumas. programs are but a few of the suc- the Padden bill passes, we may have &ll commission will be the county ex- Dumas, whose Livonia-centered cessful alternative sentencing pro- first and second year felons dumped on ecutive, sheriff, prosecutor, chief ldistrict includes Northville, is chair of posals being used elsewhere. WayneCounty." , judges of the circuit and recorders ~ (In Highland':::7:;:.:.Lalce. Sh~pl~ Center) ~the public safety and jUdicial commit- "Simple addition proves they don't • courts, a representative of the district 2 mllee W. 01~27S rtee. Dumas sald there is an immediate "Because housing is our most dif- fit." courts, representatives of business and _ Northville' 348-7174 ;need to study corrections because of the ficult problem to deal with at the jail, I Dumas said the county can, however, labor, chairman of the board of com- ,opening of a new jail facilitly and have the count cailed to me each day," house prisoners in the county jail missioners and chairman of the pUblic !possibility a bill In the state house may she said. . cheaper than it can pay Detroit to house safety and judicial committee. ~":--"!ij~~'ii~ ,,require housing ofadditional felons. The jail averages around 950 ~ 'F%. Local volunteer: To simplify your decorating ~~~,r we have our own workrooms for custom reupholstery and • 1G-A- THE NORTHVillE RECORD-Wednesday, June 8.1983 Police Blotters Car chase ends in Center Street crash PRE-OPENING In the city •.• stolen Monday from the driveway of a 29, and was reported later In the week. An officer dispatched to the area CELEBRA TION residence on Summerslde. According to Damage of $80 resulted when a rock southwest of Innsbrook discovered a . ------.--- A car chase originating In Novl ended the owner's account to police in- was thrown through a window between smouldering fire on the east side of the when a fleeing automobile broadslded a vestigators, the vehicle was stolen bet· midnight and 7: 15a.m. railroad bridge. Northvitle Township UNITED HEALTH SPA - EAST & WEST' car driven by a Northville woman last ween 12:13-7:30 a.m. The car was Fire Department also was dispatched. TM .!Iimalt in htallh spa fatililits Friday morning. The NorthvlJle reportedly left unlocked, with the keys .•. In the township An investigation at the scene reveal· and atrDbil dantt ttltbralts 1M woman, Suzanne Cowles, was reported· on the floorboard. ed the fire destroyed railroad ties which (Dtllingof ils fah.~.s ntUI 1500,OOQ Iyunhurt. Police report no suspects In connec- ·A 16-year-old Novl resident was ar- were part of the bridge support. An of· ULTRA.MODERN UNmD WEST According to Northville police tion with the theft. rested by township police June 3 for il· fleer found a plastic bag In the weeds fllt'mm & UIOftImby off"ing reports, Daniel Henry Slack, 18,of 38309 Two days earlier, an outboard motor legally transporting open intoxicants, approximately 25 feet south of the 12 monlhs FREE wilh rmtUlahlt Tralee Trail, Farmington, was driving valued at $400 was reported stolen from according to police reports. bridge containing a mirror, paper mtmbtrship. southbound on Center Street with Novl the garage of a home, also on Summer- The youth also was issued a ticket as towels, a sponge and matches. police 500 feet behind In pursuit. Slack side, but not the same residence as the a minor In possession of open intox- C &0 Railroad officials were notified Tht grttJl" livonia/Farminglon f. reportedly ran a red light at Main, Pinto theft. Icants. of the Incjdent and replied that the area Mtlropolilan arta (an now boasl of striking Cowles' car at the Intersection The robbery reportedly took place According to police, an officer stop- would be Inspected before trains cross- having ont of Iht mOll tXlravagtJnl of Center and Hines. between 8:30 a.m. and 10:26 p.m., when ped the youth's vehicle on Silver Spr- ed the tracks. spa fatililits in Iht _/d. The chase began at 7:34 a.m. when It was discovered. Itwas a 1973Johnson Ings Drive around 11p.m. and observed Pollee have no known witnesses or Slack's car was seen westbound on Nine outboard motor, colored white and an open can of beer on the floor of the suspects at this time. FACILITIESINCLUDE: Mile Road in Novl without a license green, serial number J394999. rear seat. • Large Crystal Clear Hot Whirlpool Bath plate and swerving over the yellow line. After searching the vehicle, the of- A $300 red Toro lawnmower was Novi police pursued and Slack An AM/FM cassette player/~adio ficer also found an open bottle of stolen from the garage of a Rayburn • Dry California reportedly turned left onto Center and was stolen from a home on Reed Street alcohol, another open can of beer, two residence sometime between May 19 Redwood Sauna sped through traffic control signs and between 5 p.m. Saturday and 4 a.m. boxes containing possible marijuana and 28, township police report. • Hot Wet Finnish the residential neighborhoods on the Sunday, It was reported this week. The cigarettes and a bag of marijuana and The complainant told pollee the Steam Room street at about 50 miles per hour, runn- theft apparently took place at a party pills. owners were on vacation when the inci- • The World's Finest Ing lights at Eight Mile Road and Main that night. The radio was described as a The four passengers In the car with dent occurred. Progressive and Variable Street. Panasonic with a broken antenna. the driver ranged in age from 14 to 16- The garage was equipped with an Resistance Exercise Immediately after the collision, Slack years-old. automatic garage door opener and an Machines was taken by ambulance to St. Mary There were two incidents of The driver of the vehicle was placed officer's investigation revealed no signs • Personalized ExerCise Hospital. As of yesterday, Novl police malicious destruction of property under arrest and taken to the township of forcible entry. Programs & Supervision reported he was still being treated reported by city pollee this week. The police department. There are no suspects at this time. • Professional Medical there for leg injuries. Slack's case has most significant was to a 1979 The youth was released Into his Advisory Board been turned over to the Oakland Coutny Oldsmobile parked on High Street father's custody and is to appear in 35th A glass doorwall at a Jamestown Cir- • Cardiovascular prosecutor's office for further legal ac- Thursday afternoon. $200 worth of District Court July 5. cle residence was damaged sometime Conditioning tion. damage resulted when a rock was used June 4, according to pollee. • Aerobic Dance to break the front windshield of the car An estimated $500 worth of railroad The complainant told pollce that s0- • Supervised Nutritional Summerside Lane in Northville was between 3:15-5 p.m. No suspects are ties was destroyed by fire May 28 along meone threw a rock through the door- Guidance if. the location of two significant thefts last reported. the C & 0 Railroad tracks between Inn- wall. No one was seen outside after the • Ultra Modern I I week. The other incident took place at sbrook Drive and Northville Road, Incident and there are no suspects. Vanity/Cosmetic Area I A silver 1977Ford Pinto was reported Cooke Junior High school Sunday, May township police report. Damage is estimated at $200. • Private Individual I Showers~Lockers • And Much More Memorial Day report JOIN NOW • LIMITED OFFER ENDS SOON Holiday accidents down, deaths up Our Specially Priced (. Increased safety awareness on the part of provided 2,725 hours of increased patrols, and the motorists and intensified patrols by law enforce- assistance of the Michigan National Guard, which Authentic ment agencies were major factors in holding the provided helicopters to conduct air speed timing ROCHESTER LAMP state traffic fatality count to 10 over the .recent 78- and traffic surveillance. REPRODUCTION IMEN ••• WOMEN HURRY hour Memorial Day holiday. I Trpopers were very active, HOUghsaid, remov- Anti'l*t bra" /inttl:, hanti.bll>Wlf . Call Now or Drop In Todayl With only eight fatal traffic accidents over the ing 207 drunk drivers from the highways, issuing a gla" thadt. tfm ... vaJ lightmg. weekend, the count reached a 2O-year-Iow, but two total 9,877 traffic citations and assisting 2,013 19W'high. double fatality motorcycle accidents raised the troubled motorists. UNITED HEALTH SP1\ death count to 10. Last year, nine died In Memorial Of the eight weekend accidents, four involved WEST EAST Day accidents. motorcycles and accounted for six of the deaths. Of Farmington Road At 7 Mile Dequindre At 18 Mile This year was unusual in that there were no the remaining four accidents, none of the victims 477-5623 in the Windmill Plaza fatalities on the Sunday of the weekend. was wearing a safety belt - two were thrown from 584 W. ANN ARBOR TRAIL 3 . 254-3390 (. Colonel Gerald L. Hough, State Police Director, their cars and killed. 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"'K' F.b"'. _'1 Y." :. r• Patterns & Zippers 2/$100 :. 00 :. • Notions & Threads 4/$1 :. NEWl Cross-Stitch, more Stenciling, More & More Quilting & Candlewlcklng ~:J:Iit~lZizJcI:I The Reading Room Where can your child • Receive individual reading, math and language instruction, • Have fun while working in a developmental settiing with lessons designed to strengthen their skills, • And have reinforcement and drill exercises geared to your child's needs on the Apple IIPlus • Computer? Northville 4204091 Sign up now for Spring or Summer Classes • Now Open! JUST SOMETHING FLORAL TRmUTE - Northville resident Phyllis Slattery, Wilson's bedroom where her flower arrangement will rest. The DIFFERENT president of the Michigan Division of Woman's National Farm arrangement will feature a Staffordshire porcelain figureine of Unique Selection of Gifts and Garden Association, checks out the table in Matilda Dodge Queen Victoria riding side saddle. and Collectables Featuring • Complete Lme • Hummels of Telephones • Jewelry and Accessories • Belts and Buckles .WNFGA pays tribute to Matilda Dodge Wilson Sp«ial Order Items Available COME IN AND SEE FOR YOURSELF! M-F 1H As president of the Floral Tribute tour. Arrangements and set- public from 10 a.m. to 5 complete tour of the Hall willbe $4 for adults, $3 for (withidentification). 451-0877 190N. Main St. SoL 11-3 Michigan Division of the Northville Branch of tings will be displayed p.m. tomorrow and Fri- at regular tour charges, adults over 64, $2 for For further informa- Plymouth Woman's National Farm the WNF&GA will be throughout Meadow day. with a reduced rate for children under 13 and tion, call the Hall at 'n7- and Garden -Association, among the members ex- Brook Hall. The twlKlay Admission to the floral . "card carrying" WNF&- WNF&GA members 3140. Northville resident hibiting displays. event will be open to the exhibit will include a qA members. Tickets .. .. Phyllis Siattery will preside over the organization's exhibit of 4 ACRES OF GREENHOUSES TO SHOP IN spring flower ar· Field day helpers needed on July 3 .·mgements and table set- Proceeds from the Field Day will go toward the ~gs tomorrow and Fri- Interested in having fun and helping your com- munity at the same time? Northville Recreation Department. .' day at Meadow Brook 'For information on volunteering for the ac- HallinRochester. Volunteers are needed to staff events at the July tivities, contact either Sponsorship Field Director The garden organlza- 3 Field Day activities, from timers to statisticians Jim Petres at 349-1280, Field Events Director Ed lion chose "A Floral to field event crew members more than 150 man· Krictzs at 349-0203, or Committee ChaIrperson Liz Tribute to Matilda hours (or woman-hours). McCarvill~at~o-2528. Wilson"as an opportuni- ty to be part of Oakland University's plans for observing the l00th an- niversary year of Mrs. ~ilson's birth . • The elaborate floral ex- hibition will honor Matilda Dodge Wilson per Flat .ACORNSOUASH • EGG PlANT ·RfG • BEANS· BUSH. & ITALIAN LONG 95 lIMA.GRfEN 'KOHLRABI C. HAROLD $7 a Flat 8" Container WAX. POLe ·LETTUCC-HEAO& • BIB LETTUCE ROMAlNf • BRUSSEL SPROUTS ·ONtONS·WHIlE, BLOOI AGEICY Large Potted • BUTTERNUT SOUASH SWEET. 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U"tn 10 Ihr ,(ulo-O",n,n J.hn Ilortmus Rldl. Sh.... » a .. ...- -=----,f) GENE~~CEtlENCE W1t11ER , • 11181 ~ Editorials 'I ,,,' witt Nortltuillt 1Atcorll 12.A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, June 8.1983 Our choices for school hoard are Whitaker and Dore Next Monday, Northville voters will cast ballots in one of the most James Petrie, ~obert Blanton II and Robert Bondy. We did not support Russell Dore in his initial bid for a board seat as contested school board elections in recent history. We are encouraged we felt the expertise of incumbent Karen Wilkinson .was valuable and ", that six residents have expressed an interest in vying for the two board Despite the slate of six candidates, this year's campaign seems to because Glenna Davis already has proved to be a capable addition to ' seats and hope the community will reciprocate that interest b)' going to be rather low-key. Perhaps the recent events unfolding in the district the board as she filled an unexpired term. However, we expressed the ' the polls. - an administrative reorganization and the unveiling of the high hope that he would continue his interest in the schools - and he has. He , school renovation feasabilit~· study - have overshadowed the election. worked on the citizens' advisory committee feasability study and has Some of the faces in this election are familiar. In addition to in- If this is the case, voters need to focus their attention back to Monday's attended board sessions. A business executive, he could make a solid cumbent Douglas Whitaker, candidates Russell Dore and Patrick election. contribution to the board. Coyne are making their second bid for the board. Newcomers are The responsibilities .placed on board members - particularly at We feel the district also could be well served by James Petrie who. this time of considerable change in the district - reqUires a total com- has become knowledgeable about the district and has evidenced his in- mitment froin those elected to serve. It is crucial that board members terest by attending candldates' sessions and campaigning actively Incumbents unbeatable have both the time and energy - as well as enthusiasm and knowledge thrOUgh district neighborhoods. He reports he has heard major hopes _ - to devote to serving the district. In our opinion, the candidates best and concerns of residents. . .. J suited to fulfill that commitment are incumbent Douglas Whitaker and at Schoolcraft College Russell Dore. Chris Johnson, who, when elected to the Northville Board of Education, was one of the youngest board members in the state, has As current board president Whitaker has been working closely proved that age and experience are not always criteria in determining In Monday's election Northville voters will be facing 13 names on with Superintendent George Bell on goals for the district. He knows the contributions to the school board. He probably ~ould be one of the first, the ballot for trustee posts at Schoolcraft Community College. Eight distinction between the board's function of policy-making and the however, to warn about the time demands required to be a competent candidates are seeking the three six-year terms while five have filed superintendent's of administration. He supports the advisory commit- board member. He gave that time and also brought a background to for the single two-year term open. tee's recommendation for a bond issue for renovation of the high the job as a long-time resident. We are pleased that other young can- school and is convinced of the advantages of returning to a middle didates Robert Blanton arid Robert Bondy are interested in seeking a Among the candidates are three from Northville - Myron Kasey, school concept for the district. We do not carte blanche support return- board seat but have concern that they know the demands it makes. We t) who is seeking a six-year post, John C. Burkhardt and J. Christopher ing incumbents, but the district is on the verge of major projects to hope, however, that they will continue their interest. We feel, too, that Rotta, both seeking the single two-year term. upgrade curriculum and facUities. Itwould be an error, in our opinion, Patrick Coyne, by his own admission, serves best in his role as a ques- I not to have Whitaker's solid background on both. tioning dissident. We wish we could say they were strong candidates with a good chance of being elected, but all face formidable opposition from in- cumbents seeking reelection. Kasey, a King's Mill resident at 18246 Jamestown Circle, is a registered professional engineer and a partner in Orunite What.lllakes Joe or Jane Candidate run? Technologies; he previously was manager of advance models and materials engineering for Chrysler. Burkhardt, 19850 Fry, is com- seats on the board of education- to apply the egregious example to all govern- pleting work on his Ph.D. degree at University of Michigan and is remuneration, the challenge of a job, interest mental units.' :.... director of University Health SerVices at Eastern Michigan Universi- in pUblic issues, satisfaction of ego, the desire And I firmly believe the less local I ) ty. Rotta, 1022Canterbury, is "single and unemployed" and is running to be part of a good operation or to improve residents come in contact with local govern- as a student candidate. He received an associate of arts degree at by an inferior one. ment, the more inclined they are to bad- Probably no one motive prompts a per- mouth politicians. Distance, in this case, . Schoolcraft in 1978and expects to receive a second degree in computer Rolly science there this month. son to run for public office. A combination of lends disenchantment. These people are always willing to believe the worst about Peterson the foregoing reasons is a more likely eJt- We encouraged local residents to run for the college posts an<~feel planation. their local officials, whether the worst is these are qualified professional candidates; however, it has become Perhaps these expectations will be rooted in fact or not. apparent that the at-large voting makes it impossible for them to satisfied. But I doubt it. They will at best be Some people, if not the majority, think it garner enough votes to defeat the popular Livonia incumbents. They partially fulfilled. abominable that.politicians should lambast a are incumbents who have performed well for the college district. Waiting to dash these high hopes, these person or proposal. "They are always t) lofty ideals, is the quite pervasive public at- fighting" is the view. But debate, if not Harry Greenleaf has been chairperson of the board for four years titude that all politicians are crooked or heated rhetoric, is inextricably part of our and is seeking the six-year term. A supervisor in organization planning Why would anybody wish to run for feeding at the public trough or seeking some governmental system. Better open, heated and salary administration for the central staffs of Ford Motor Com- public office. personal gain rather than the public good. debate than the ominous silence pany, he brings the only industrial voice to the board. He is considered I've often wondered. And the question Watergate didn't help politicians, nor did characteristic of autocratic societies. objective and sensitive to the needs of the entire district, although he is came to mind again recently when I was ask- Abscam or any other sordid political mess. We in the newspaper business probably . one of six current trustees from Livonia on the seven-member board. ed to moderate a Meet the Candidates activi- And it isn't only the national disgraces that have done the politicians no favors. We report ty. The candidates were running for a local grip the memory and make all politicians out with regularity the explosions at city council Rosina Raymond, also of Livonia, is seeking her third six-year board of education. to be crooks. If local residents have locked or the township board. Let's face1e, the story term. She has had a deep, continuing interest in the college since serv- During their introdUCtory statements, I horns with local officials and lost, that ex- about two political factions colliding is in- ing on the founding committee in 1961. She taught junior high and.at listened to the reasons-concern for the perience turns them sour on government of finitely more vivid and interesting than the .1 Madonna College. She currently teaches genealogy for community school system, devotion and even love of all kinds. No matter that the elected officials qUiet presentation of a service pin to Joe education and is known for haVing a deep sense of history. She also is a community, interest in education, the simple had good reason(s) for taking the action they Volunteer, who has just completed 10 years strong supporter of women, voting for five women and no men in selec- motivation to become involved, the desire to did. No matter that if the opposite action had on the police force. I'm not ting a board replacement for Nancie Blatt who resigned when she mov- see policies and procedures applied ~ually been taken, an equal number of residents saying we should drastically alter our ap- ed from the district. to all. would have been angry. proach of reporting the good and bad. But we Those, essentially, were the reasons ar- I contend the large majority (as high as must be more mindful of the positiv.e and at- The two-year term is the remainder of Blatt's uncompleted term. ticulated at that candidates' night. I'm sure 95 percent) of elected officials are honest, tempt in coverage of hot issues to put issues Sharon Sarris of Livonia, appointed to fill out Blatt's unexpired term there are other reasons why people seek motivated by positive forces and doing a good and the elected officials debating them into until the election, is considered to have performed well on the board. public office and I'm not referring solely to job. The problem is the tendency of the public perspective-in writing. Like Raymond she is a member of the 2nd District Women's Political Caucus. She owns a consulting firm called the Sarris Group and formerly was a franchise manager for Harron Cable TV in Southfield. Other candidates for the six year terms are Gerald L. Cox, Daryl J. Delabbio, both of Garden City; Mary Breen of Plymouth; Bryan A. Off the record Graham of Livonia; and Harvey A. Failor of Canton. Other candidates for the two-year term are Wesley L. Berry Jr. and Mark E. Stenhauer, both of Livonia. By Kevin Wilson League's lack: Our loss For next week's school board election there are no interviews of Grand Prix gains from experience candidates by the local League of Women Voters. Like many other organizations, explains Northville resident Dee Richardson, who has TRACKSIDE NOTES FROM A GRAND PRIX SPECTATOR: Josele Garza (a name familiar from Indy racing). . been treasurer for the Northville, Plymouth, Canton and Novi league, the league's effectiveness has been hurt by lack of volunteers. We racing fans who were cast in the role of apologists for • That it was transmission failure in Rene Arnoux's Ferrari the much-criticized 1982Detroit Grand Prix can feel somewhat that put an end to his dominance of the race came as little sur- "It's just that more and more women are working and don't have vindicated this week in our protests that "next year will be bet- prise to those who could see the start. After forming up on the the time," Richardson commented, noting that the voter service coor- ter." grid, the cars lapped the circuit on two separate occasions dinator position for Northville is vacant. The league presently is seek- Given experience, a full year to plan and no shortage of before the start - both times, pole-sitter Arnoux jumped off the ing a volunteer for the post. critical comments to learn from, those involved put on a much line almost as if racing. Full-throttle starts from a dead stop put more professional show last weekend. The e((ort was evident in a tremendous strain on the entire drive train and are usually Billie Whiteley, a Plymouth resident, who assumed the league decreased parking prices, improved tra((lc and crowd control, avoided unless needed. presidency last month, cites the need for a voter service person for closer adherence to published schedules, better television With the two "practice" starts, the actual start (when he Northville as one of two "most critical" vacancies. 'Relating that the coverage and in a dozen smaller ways. lost the drag race to turn one to Nelson Piquet, who'd done his league has several portfolios open, she also seeks publications and Given the vast amount of attention the event has already practicing the day before), ."normal" race driving and another natural resources persons. She will be hosting the June general received, I'll try to restrain the following comments to topics start from a standstill after his pit stop (when his Ferrari came meeting at her home at 7:30 p.m. this Thursday and may be contacted I've not seen addressed elsewhere, and I think I've read virtual- onto the track like a scalded cat>, Arnoux very likely put a by anyone interested in the league and its services at 453-7381. ly every word. greater strain on his gearbox than did any oUter leading driver. I His retirement was the only one attributed to transmission It is encouraging to note that last weekend the league's immediate • One of the most-criticized aspects of last year's Grand Prix failure. past president Nancy White was to be installed in Lansing as vice was the red nag that stopped the race to allow tow truck • Some things that still need work: .' president of the state League of Women Voters. removal of an immobilized car. This year, there were several - Pricing strategy. From what I could see, the top and bot- cranes strategically locat~ to insure swift removal of a car by tom ends of the scale sold well, the middle ranges more spottily. The league did hold candidates' forums in Novi and Plymouth· lifting it over the wall without having to stop the race. In the Canton for the upcoming school board elections. We hope that a voter As people learn what is available, perhaps they will move from event, two cars stopped on straight portions of the track and both ends into the middle, where it might pay 0(( to offer a quan- resource person for Northville will be available before another election were simply left at trackside for the duration. Ello de Angelis' _ the league's vacancy is the community's loss. tity discount for famllles or other groups buying blocs of tickets. Renault-powered John Player Special (Lotus) sat dead on the - Totally unobscured views of the track are rare. This is in- front straight from lap 5 to the end, the driver having thrown his evitable on a circuit laid out on city streets with the high stan- (th!" Northuilll' ~l'rllr~ gloves into the dirt in frustration before running across the dards for spectator safety evidenced in Detroit, but could be track and over the pit wall. alleviated with more consideration in the arrangement of spec- Member: MIChigan ~ress Association • BUSiness, Edllorlat and Advertising o.nces Suburban Newspapers 01 Amenca located at 104 W. Main St. NorthVille, Mlch1llan tator (not safety) fences and support equipment. National Newspaper ASSOCiation 48167 Telephone 349-1700 Send address changes • Somebody got the word that a Detroit race oUght not to - Minor delays pushed Saturday and Sunday action behind U~~PI to The Northville Record, P.O Box 699, Brighton, totally ignore the local prodUCt. Adding the Champion and Kelly Represented Nationally by •• 11 III M146116 PU"""'o<>nNum",uSPS396600 schedule, indicating organizers may want to pad it out a little us. sueURBAN PRESS,tNe Suzanno Dlmltrotl. ... ., Advortlslng Manager American races as supporting events put tons of Detroit-bred longer to allow for the unanticipated. Mlchelo McElmurry. . .•... Our Town Edllorl And Michigan Newspaper Coop, Inc., School Reponer racing iron on the streets, all but silencing the foreign-invasion Amencan Newspapor Reprosentahves, Kovln A. Wilson...... • •..••.•.• • ... Reportor' rhetoric that hampered pUblicity efforts last year. It also made • As if anyone needed reminding that Northville and Detroit Green ShOOI East Editor for better racing action when the big boys weren't on the track. are far different communities, consider this: Northville City • Bruco J. Martin.. .,...... Sports Editor' Council has several times debated the advisability of scheduling _ Sil erlLivlngston General Reponer It isn't only cars that spectators identlCy with, however. One 'g Joan M Day ····· Managing Editor community events on Sundays when they might conflict with Publications, Inc. Mlchaei Preville , . .. Director ot Sales of the most exciting races of the weekend was the Formula Mon- If, Roland J. Peterson ••..•..•.... ·· Executive Editor dial event Saturday, when distinct cheering sections could be c)lurch services. In Detroit last Sunday, there was racing in the A DIVision 0' Suburban Communications Jack W. Hollman. • ...... General Managor heard for Michael Andretti (Mario's son) and eventual winner streets at 9 a.m. and concessionaires were selling beer. ·t ) w l \ " \ - Wednesday, June8.1983- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-13-A •Readers Speak CITY OF NOVI Protest planned at cruise missile plant Letters NOTICE OF ENACTMENT welcome ORDINANCE 83-64.01 • To the Editor: control will be possible with Cruise other concerned persons on Saturday,- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Shirley Matthews asks This newspaper '. Until recently, we heard very little In missiles. June 11, at 2 p.m. for a non-violent Council has '3nacted Ordinance 83-64.01, • the media about Cruise missiles, but The Cruise missile may be fired from demonstration to say No! to Cruise welcomes letters to the donations he rerouted an Ordinance to provide for the establish- they increasingly In the news now as far as 1500miles away and is design- missiles. Editor. We ask, however, are ment of a Beautification Advisory Com- that 400 are due to be deployed In ed to Oy at 500 mph at tree top level Leona Rlebling that they be Issue Europe InDecember of this year. (under Soviet radar) and hit targets To the Editor: oriented, confined to 500 mission to repeal Ordinance 74-64. The Cruise missile is already install- with computer controlled accuracy. • • In the past 14 years, I have written words and that they con- The provisions of this ordinance take ef- ed on B-52 bombers at Griffis Air Force The Cruise missile carries a 300 kiloton Academy story familIar appeals for patients with Northville tain the signature, ad- fect fifteen (15) days after enactment. The I Base In New York and at Wurtsmlth Air warhead with an explosive force 15 (Regional) Psychiatric Hospital, the dress and telephone date of enactment was June 6, 1983. The Force Base In Michgan. The U.S. Navy times grearer than the bomb that ex- to parents 0f graduate Clothes Closet operated by FISH at the number of the writer. effective date of the Ordinance Is June 21, plans to use thousands of Cruise ploded at Hlromshima In 1945.The pre- First Presbyterian Church, etc. Names will be withheld 1983. A copy of the Ordinance is available missiles on ships, including WW II sent plans call for the manufacturing of To the Editor: The years have caught up with me, on request, but a brief ex- for public use and inspection at the office renovated battleships. The Cruise 8000 Cruise missiles by the end of the Your article of June 1st, on West and I am no longer able to take dona- planation of why the re- of the City Clerk, 45225W. Ten Mile Road. mlssile can be moved around on easily decade. Point et al., was most Interesting and tions for these worthy causes. quest Is being made • hidden launchers the size of a semi- An opportunity to demonstrate your decidedly correct. Our son, Readers, please, please do not leave should accompany the Geraldine Stipp trailer truck. concern about Cruise missiles will be Christopher, graduated from the Naval bags on the front porch of 605Grace. letter. Deadline for sub- I mission Is 3:30 p.m. Mon- 1-Publish: June 8,1983 City Clerk • The Cruise missile is a fearsome, possible Saturday, June 11, at Willlams Academy in Annapolis, Class of '82, and Many thanks, dlstabilizlng nuclear weapon because it International Company located at 2280 the remarks by young Tom Yanoschik Shirley Matthews day. is small, mobile and cheap (cosUng West Maple Road, Walled Lake. The fall right in line with what he experienc- ...------,- about a million dollars each.) They will Williams International Company ed. Thanks for publicity CITY OF NORTHVILLE be the first long-range weapon In developed and manufactures the It'll be a "long" four years but truly NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF history small enough to be concealed miniature fan-jet engines for the Cruise memorable and educational. Our con- on canned food drive from satellite verification. The govern- missile. gratulations to 2nd Lieutenant John To the Editor: 1983-84 BUDGET You are invited to join hundreds of Bock and future cadet Tom Yanoschik. Join ment has not yet explained how arms Thank you so very much for the arti- Notice is hereby given that the City However, as we have been prone to cle you printed about our canned food saying, "Go Navy, beat Army!" , drive for the Salvation Army during the US. Council of the City of Northville has t Yours truly, month of May. It was a tremendous AmeriCa.. adopted the 1983-84 City of Northville Richard A. Carbott help. Red Budget and Revenue Sharing Use. Copies Parking column draws The hardest part of sponsoring a can- C.- of the complete Budget with the Revenue ned food drive Is getting the word out to Sharing included are available for inspec- PT A commends school the public before they enter the Together, tion by and distribution to the public at the restaurant. Without your help, and the we can City Clerk's office during regular business sympathy, criticism play and students help of the downtown merchants, shop hours. owners in Highland Lakes and Nor- change things. Joan G. McAllister EDITOR'S NOTE: the following perience upon returning to the thville Plaza malls, and church com- AP\oOloC~~c=;~ Publish: 6-8-83 City Clerk , mlltees we could never have gotten ~ ..a. 100 ,;,...... , letters were in response to last city I left as a village nearly 25 To the Editor: week's column by Rolly Peter- years ago. I am now a resident of We wish to commend the students such a great response - who carries son, executive editor of the Allen Terrace, a nlce clty-owned and staff of Amerman SChool for the ex- around canned food in their pocket? Sliger/Livingston Publications. compound high on a hill for cellent program presented on May 18- Thanks to the terrific support from TOWNSHIP OF NORTHVILLE He related he received a ticket citizens mostly over the hill. We "Northville, U.S.ft.... This glimpse into the community and the guests at Nor- for inadvertently parking In a think it's better than being under the history of our community was thville Charley'S that brought In cans, handicap parking place when he It. delightfully presented in song, dance we collected a total of 500 in 30 days - NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING came to Northville on a tem- Shortly after my return I went and verse. It will long be remembered as many or more as any other par- porary assignment. to my car which I thought was by those in the program and their ticipating Chuck Muer restaurant! parked properly in its "open air guests in the audience. Many thanks to everyone that par- Date: Thursday, June 9,1983 Dear Mr. Peterson: garage" and found a ticket on tlle We appreciate the extended effort ticipated. What a coincidence! I thought I windshield. made by all of the staff to provide this Sincerely, Time: 7:45 p.m. was the only one surprised by the I whipped down to the city enriching experience for our children. Diane Campbell strange location of handicapped clerk's office for an explanation Amerman School PTA Northville Charley's Place: 41600Six Mile Road signs In the City of Northville. I and was told it was for parking Marketing Director !t was a new resident of Northville without a permit. I then learned at the time and parked In the lot for the first time that Terrace PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT the Board of Trustees of the behind the fumlture store on the residents were required to News from Lansing Township of Northville has scheduled a PUBLIC HEARING to be comer of Main and Center dlsplay the letters A.T. on their held on Tnursday, June 9, 1983 at 7:45 p.m., at the Northville streets. cars when parked In the section Township Offices, 41600 Six Mile Road, Northville, Michigan for I pulled into the lot opposite the assigned to them, under penalty the purpose of hearing the public concerning THE FACILITIES parking space and pulled up to of being towed away. Beware of teen drinking PLAN FOR SEWERAGE IMPROVEMENTS - U.S. EPAlCONSTRUc.. the parking space and backed In. This was not explained to me TION GRANTS FOR WASTEWATER TREATMENT WORKS. This !"then jumped out of my car and when I received my sticker, and I ByR. ROBERT GEAKE general good feeling at this time of project is seeking Federal assistance. All interested citizens are left - and found out later that 10 supposed it to be optional as with State Senator year, parents are often more likely to invited to attend and submit views and proposals concerning this minutes after I parked a ticket fraternal and service club "go easy" on their teenagers who may development. was Issued. emblems with which I was Injury and death. They just don't be graduating, or going to a prom or When I returned to my car I familiar. I assumed I had return- seem to relate to June, the month of special party. They often extend was shocked. I then looked up ed to friendly surroundlJigs graduations, youthful ..exuberance and curlews and even turn their backs on John E. MacDonald (and I mean "up," I am only where the ravages of time were festivity. But the sad fact Is that those their drInklng at pariles, wedding Publish: June 8,1983 Supervisor 5'1") and saw a sign eye level to partly compensated by kindiy very celebrations can result Inhighway receptions or open houses. Wilt Chamberlain. Never did I consideration for the frailties of casualties and fatalities because of the But consider the potential outcome of figure a handicapped parking age. teenage drinking that often ac- that lenience. First, there Is the obvious space wOuJd be so far from a - Miss ... took an understanding .-- .• -companies them. Granted; ~that's a danger. to the young person. These in- ANNUAL store entrance. attitude toward my explanation, sobering thought at such a happy time, dividuals, inexperienced behind the But once again, law abiding (I did not plead the handicap of but it's one that more parents and wheel, have even less ability than their SCHOOL citizen that I am, I paid my ticket old age) and assured me the young people should consider and elders to maneuver a vehicle while knowing full well that I was inno- ticket would be nullified. Happy discuss together. under the Influence of alcoholic ELECTION cent, just born too short for eight- ending? Not so! Shortly Because of all the celebration and Continued on 14 foot eye level parking signs. thereafter I got a letter from the NOTICE OF ANNUAL ELECTION OF THE ELECTORS OF In the same boat, City of Northville signed by Chief NORTHVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS (or should I say space) Cannon, who Issued the ticket, WAYNE, OAKLAND AND WASHTENAW COUNTIES, MICHIGAN Julie Kaarto advising that unIess I pald a fine CAST ONE OF YOUR THREE VOTES of $10 within 10 days a warrant TO BEHELD would be Issued for my arrest. FOR JUNE 13,1983 Dear Mr. Peterson: To say I was perturbed Is a I was appalled at the letter you gross understatement. I TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT: wrote appealing to the city of- chartered the first plane Please Take Notice that the Annual Election of the School District ficials and public In general to available to city hall, fired with will be held on Monday, June 13,1983. in the school district. plead your case because you so righteous indignation, but Miss ... THE POLLS OF ELECTION WILL OPEN AT 7:00 O'CLOCK AM BRYAN GRAHAM AND CLOSE AT 8:00 O'CLOCK, P.M. ' .. , "unjustly" received a ticket for was not there. Chief Cannon was o parking in a space reserved for out of town. Nobody knew what to At the Annual School Election there will be elected two (2) members do. Another officer was called In to the Board of Education of the district for full terms of four (4) years the handicapped. SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE ending in 1987. You were distraUght because it who contributed nothing. By this time I was convinced that BOARD OF TRUSTEES THE FOLLOWING PERSONS HAVE BEEN NOMINATED TO FILL SUCH was going to cost you $25 for VACANCIES: ' depriving a handicapper that Custer's chances at Llttie Big Horn were better than mine at ci- Robert E. Blanton, II Russell L. Dore' parking space: How pitiful you 6 YEAR TERM Robert M. Bondy James Petrie are to put down people less for- ty hall; that court action wasn't Patrick A. Coyne Douglas A. Whitaker worth it; and I had lost all desire PAID fOR THE COMMITTEE TO ELECT BRYAN GRAHAM tunate than yourself. If you lived 14239 fAIRWAY. LIVONIA, MICHIGAN 48154 THE VOTING PLACES ARE AS FOLLOWS: in a wheel chair, had a bad heart to "fire the cannon"; so I wrote a PRECINCT NO.1 of a crippled limb, 1wonder how check for $10 to the City of Nor- Voting Place: Northville City Offices, 215West Main Street Northville Michigan. ' , you would feel about people who thville. PRECINCT NO.2' park In those specially My reason fur dlslnterring this incident Is to point out the fact Voting Place: Silver Springs School, 19801Silver Springs Drive, Nor- designated spaces. thville, Michigan. that legality and justice are not CITY OF NOVI The flnee should be triple what PRECINCT NO.3 the city ordinance requIres, but I always compatible. There are NOTICE OF ENACTMAENT Vc:>tingPlace: Winchester School, 16141Winchester Drive, Northville applaUd the city fathers and two interpretations of law - the ORDINANCE 83-107 Michigan. ' police department for their en- letter and the spirit. The letter of PRECINCT NO.4 forcement of this much needed the law makes no allowance for NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council has enacted Voting Place: Amerman School, 847 North Center Street, NorthVille Michigan. ' ordinance. circumstances. Law Is best ad- Ordinance 83-107, an ordinance to establish disclosure re- ministered when "Mercy seasOns quirements for the sale of newly constructed single-family PRECINCT NO.5 You should now use the "power Voting Place: Northville City Offices, 215West Main Street, Northville of the press" and your "executive Justice." residences, and to provide penalties for the violation of the or- Thomas Jefferson, the prin- Michigan. ' position" to publicly apologize to dinance. PRECINCT NO.6 all the handicapped people you cipal architect of freedom, left Said Ordinances' provides for a Disclosure Statement, the Voting Place: Moraine School, 46811West Eight Mile Road, Northville have used The Northville Record this legacy - "The legitimate posting of a Disclosure Statement and Zoning.and Master Plan Michigan. ' powers of government extend to slap in the face. to Maps in models & the acknowledgement of Disclosure. such acts only as injurious PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that the Regular Biennial Election Very sincerely, are to The provisions of this ordinance take effect fifteen (15) days of Schoolcraft Community College District, Michigan, will be held at others. Without such injury, no name withheld after enactment. The date of enactment was June 6,1983. The Ef- the same time and at the same voting places as the Annual School citizen should be penalized. " by writer's request fective Date of the Ordinance Is June 21, 1983. A copy of the Or- Election on Monday, June 13,1983, and will be conducted by the same If law enforcement cannot be school officials for those electors of the community college district maintained except through the dinance Is available for public use and inspection at the office of residing in this school district. the City Clerk, 45225 W. Ten Mile Road. At the Regular Biennial Election there will be elected three (3) To the Editor: revenue obtained from unwary or Geraldine Stipp members for the off;ce of Community College District Trustee at large Mr. Peterson's narration of benign vIolators, let the law be re-wrltten. Confidently (?) Publish: June 8,1983 City Clerk for full terms of six (6) years ending June 30,1989, and one (1) member Northville's vigilant law enforce- for an unexpired term of two (2) years ending June 30, 1985. ment (N.R. June 1) was as awaiting the return of my $10 and THE FOLLOWING PERSONS HAVE BEEN NOMINATED TO FILL SUCH "amoozin" as Itwas "confoozin." Kingdom Come. VACANCIES: It reminded me of my own ex- R.W. Bingley SCHOOLCRAFT COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT REQUEST FOR BIDS . Six Year Terms Mary Breen SALE OF MERRY GO ROUND BUILDING Gerald L. Cox CITY OF NOVI Daryl J. Delabbio Harvey A. Failor NOTICE OF ENACTMENT The City of Novi will receive sealed bids for the sale of the Bryan A. Graham Merry-Go-Round building (for dismantling and removal) located at Harry G. Greenleaf ORDINANCE 83-83.01 the Northeast corner of Thirteen Mile and Novi Road according to Myron Kasey NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council has enacted the specifications available at the Office of the City Clerk. 45225W. Rosina Raymond Ordinance 83-83.01, an Ordinance to regulate the number and Ten Mile Road, Novl, Michigan 48050. SCHOOLCRAFT COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT method of installation of Fire Alarm Systems In Residential Oc- All bids must be signed by a legally authorized agent of the Two Year Term cupancles' and to repeal Ordinance No. 78-83, the Fire Alarm I blading firm. Wesley L. Berry, Jr. Systems in Residential Occupancies Ordinances Ordinance. Bids will be received until 3:00 P.M., prevailing eastern time, The Ordinance provides requirements for Smoke Detectors In John C. Burkhardt each new dwelling unit, and If required by the Fire Marshal, any Friday, June 17,1983 at the Office of the City Clerk, 45225 W. Ten J. Christopher Rotta Mile Road, Novl, Michigan 48050. Bids will be publicly opened and Sharon L. Sarris additions to dwellings; Smoke Detector Maintenance In Rental Mark E. Steinhauer Properties; Maintenance Inspections, and penalties for the viola- read at that time. Envelopes must be plainly marked "MERRY- tion of the provisions of the Ordinance. GO-ROUND BUILDING". All school electors who are registered with the city or tow The provisions of the Ordinance take effect fifteen (15) days The City reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids, clerk of the city or township In which they reside are eligible to ntshlP this election. vo eat after enactment. The date of enactment was June 6,1983. The ef- to waive any Irregularities and to make the award in a manner that fective date Is June 21,1983. A copy of the ordinance is available Is In the best Interest of the City of Novl. Thl~ Notice Is given by order of the Board of Education. for public use and inspection at the offlc~ of the City Clerk, 45225 Geraldine Stipp CHRISTOPHER J. JOHNSON W. "en Mile Road. GeraldIne Stipp Publish: June 8,1983 City Clerk SECRETARY, BOARD OF EDUCATION Publish: June 8,1983 City Clerk ,. 14·A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, June 8.1983 • Beware of teen drinking "NOAPPOINTMENT NEEDEDI Continued from 14 It takes years for a young person to OPENTUESDAYand THURSDAY 'TIL 8 P.M. beverages. Each year, we read be rid of the trappings of a drunk drlY. counUess horror stories about fine Ing conviction - the record, the young students who had everything go- lawyer'S fees, penalties and increased FREE ing for· them - good grades, lots of Insurance costs, as well as the FREE 'ISo" VENTOR School Noteboo}, friends, a hopeful future - whose lives humllating and sometimes devastating came to an abrupt end or who will live . experience of arrest and jall time. PERM DENMAN out their life expectancy in a Includea TYPE Three Northville High School in the study of Spanish language, wheelchair. Finally, the Michigan Court of Ap- , ~:~ BA~rS students are among the 392 top high literature and culture of the Spanish· cul,.lyle BRUSH Secondly, we now have a new, strict peals ruled recently that people who 6 guarani .. school seniors throughout the state to speaking people. I W/purchaae drunk driVing law in effect in Michigan allow minors to drink at their parties or ofhalratyle receive Regents·Alumnl Scholar Merit - JOHN CANNARSA, son of Mrs. and law enforcement agencies are receptions can be sued as a result of an not wtth this coupon wtth this coupon Awards for "outstanding academic Judith Huston of 18420 Donegal Court, going easy or being more lenient at this accident that may occur as a result of achievement, scholarly promise and received a bachelor of liberal studles expires6-25-83 expll'8l6-25-83 time. In fact, they're cracking down. As that dr1nk.Ing. .~:: potential contribution to the University degree in English and business ad- community." ministration. He has served as manag· of April 1, breathalyzer tests can be ad- In that case, which originated in Redford 937-2882 Students selected as Regents·Alumni ing editor, photo editor and assistant ministered at roadside, the penalties Midland County the family of a minor ~C\Yankee Plymouth 459-0060 SCholars are ROY KIPLINGER, 15886 editor of the campus newspaper. He and fines for driving under the in- who drank at a ~edding reception and Hickory Ridge, MARIANNE also served as treasurer and public fiuence are much stricter, and license dled in a car accident later that night ~lipper Northville 348-0608 ROTHERMEL, 42370 Norham and relations chairman to Leadership revocations and suspensions are much sued the party hosts for letting him a- ..:F:.,:a=:,:m.:.:,:i1yHair Care TINA STOECKLIN, 21856 North Workshop. more common. drink. Center. - MICHELE M. LAFFERTY, •• Students selected as Regents-Alumni daUghter of Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Lafferty Scholars will receive a $750 scholarship of 18260 LaraUgh, received a bachelor when they enroll in the University of of liberal studies degree in psychology Items Available At TG&Y Family Centers Only Michigan in the fall. and business administration. 6-8 thru 6-12-83 - STEVE A. VLAHAKIS, son of Mr...... , ~ ( .l.- Seven Northville residents were and Mrs. Googe S. Vlahakis of 42590 among the more than 500 students at Knollwood Court, received a bachelor the University of Mlchlgan·Dearborn of liberal studies degree in business ad- receiving degrees at spring commence- ministration. He Is a member of Sigma -it.:~;ltername· ment. Chi fraternity. Students receiving degrees included - DENNIS BARNES, son of Mr. and KIM ANDERSON, SANDRA Mrs. Robert E. Barnes of 23041 Gilbar • CAR ROW, P A U L J A K UBI K, Drive, received a bachelor of arts M A RJ 0 R I E KIN G, S H A RON degree in history and political economy LEONATTI, LINDA SZOVINSZKY and with an English minor. He Is a member >~.~r:::~nd !ifts for GERALD THOM. of Delta Tau Delta fraternity, where he served as vice president. JENNIFER BUSS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Wilkins of 44823 Former Northville resident North Hills, was named to the dean's ANDREW BONAMICI is among the 5 list in Northwestern University's students receiving degrees June 19 . ther Day! School of Education. from Marylhurst College for Lifelong The dean's commendation is award- Learning in Marylhurst, Oregon. ed to students who achieve a grade He will receive a bachelor of arts point average of 3.75 or higher on a 4.0 degree in music. Save 10.001Weber Ket~le scale. Grill Durable porcelaln- ANNETTE H. 150M, daughter of Mr. enamel finish. lIIustr~ted Two Northville residents will receive and Mrs. Robert D. lsom, was among cookbook and care gUide. their doctor of medicine degrees from the 436graduating seniors at St. Mary's No. 31001. Reg. 61.97 Wayne State University's SChool of College, Notre Dame, participating in 51.97 Medicine during today's commence- the college's 136th commencement ex- ment exercises. ercises. CHRISTIE J. BECKER and DAVID lsom received a bachelor of arts DORMAN WRIGHT, both of Northville, degree. will be among the 256 men and women receiving degrees at graduation Northville residents BRIAN BELL ceremonies at Ford Auditorium. and ERIC RODDA were recognized as honors graduates at Alma College'S Six Northville residents were among 1983 Commencement on April 16. They the almost 1,200 students receiving were graduated cum laude, an achieve- degrees from Michigan Tech at spring ment which requires a 3.4 cumulative commencement exercises May 21. grade point average and a 3.2 in courses Students earning degrees were NEIL outside the dlvision of the major. L. DAAVETTILA, B.S., mechanical Brian, the son of Wayne and Dorothy engineering; NEIL HELLIS, B.S., Bell of 1140 Concord, received a mechanical engineering; DAVID bachelor of science degr~ with a major IFVERSON, A.A.S., electrical in biology. engineering technology with honors, I Eric, the son of Donald and Barbara GARLY L. SCHLAFF, B.S., biological IRodda of 44304 Galway, received a sciences; THEODORE P. TAGGART, I bachelor of science degree with majors B.S., biological sciences; JODI LYNN in physics, mathematics and chemistry CLARKE, B.S., electrical engineering from Alma College. with honors. '. . Northville resident LAURI EWALD Five Northville residents were 'was elected to the Tau Beta Pi national among the 189 spring graduates at engineering honor society at Lawrence Hillsdale College. Institute of Technology. Students receiving degrees at the The students, enrolled In the May 14 commencement include the engineering program at LIT, were for- following: mally initiated into the society during - KAREN BOLL, daughter of Mr. official ceremonies at the college's Sunbeam Electric Ice Cream and Frozen and Mrs. V. V. Boll of 18262 Arselot Michigan Eta Chapter. Dessert Maker ••• Dad will love itl Sturdy, Drive, received a bachelor of arts The top students in the junior and 100% redwood bucket, 6 quart capacity. degree in business administration and senior classes become eligible for 118495. Reg. 36.94 Spanish. She is a member of the PI Beta membership in December and May of Phi sorority and was vice president of each year. Juniors must be in the top Sigma Delta Pi, a national honorary eighth of their class; seniors in the top recognizing those who attain excellence fifth. Dental Dialogue of A. Allen Tuchklaper, D.D.S. AFTER EXTRACTION TIPS Q. What should I do after an extraction? A. 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Bag For example, smoking, rinsing, or drinking through a Coupons Reg. 97' • straw. Also cut down on your activity for about 24 hours, and avoid hot liqUids, alcoholic beverages, and I C eat soft foods the first day. Continue to brush and On all floss your teeth but remember not to rinse the mouth 1.96 3.97 Flat 2/3.00 77 vigorously. Most extraction sites heal quickly and manufacturers with no complications. Charcoal Faygo cents-off All Trees & Styrofoam Paper Cups Lighter 2 Liter coupons. Shrubs while quantities last 51Count, 8.5 oz. Gentle~IQ Not to Reg. 69' Dental Care C 2/1.50 exceed value 33% We cater to cowards. Modern anxiety red~cing 97 Plus Deposit of merchandise. OFF techniques including nitrous oxide ... and T.L.C. 2/1.00 1M ~? Novi Family Dental Center Better Stuff! LowerPrices!~ NORTHVI LLE STORE Open Dally 9·9; Sunday 11·5 24101 Navi Rd., Navi 348 3100 7 Mile Rd. between Novl Rd. at 10 Mile In the Michigan - Northville & Haggerty Rds. MasterCard and Visa credit cards accepted. National Bank Building In the Northville Plaza Mall Family Centers TG& Y Ins~sts.upon yo~r satlsfa~tlon. If y,au are not happy with your purchase, return it. We will cheerfully exchange it ar fully refund your money. If advertised merchandise IS not available. we II gladly Issue you a rOlncheck. We want you to ... happy. CopY'!9h •• 1983. TG& Y S'OI.' Co Sell Thru The Want Ads (! ·\ . • Want Ads Section GREEN SHEET INSIDE I B ,I Sliger/Livingston East • Wednesday, June 8, 1983 Mexican eatery adds spice to downtown Northville ByKEN VOYLES Schmidt added that the busloess hasn't quite lived up to his expectations Revitalization lo downtown Nor- for success. Nonetheless getting thville is epitomizedby places like Juan established is a slow process, one he Carlos Restaurant, a recently expand- 'The first month we were open, we broke realizes. ed Mexicaneatery, and by its owners, a "It hurts us being just off Main pair ofbrothers and a lifelongfriend. even.' Street," he said. "But the general The restaurant, which opened its response of the Northville community doors as a carry-out busloess lo has been a very kind one to us." December, now has a full-fledged din- - Chuck Schmid~ The renovations to the dloing area log area for patrons and offers a com- Restaurant partner were carried out by the owners and plete line of authentic Mexican dishes several friends. John Hansen, a as well as· sandwiches, homemade carpenter by trade, did much of the soups and pizza. design. Juan Carlos, located on Mary Alex- Juan Carlos (translated John-ehuck) ander Court, is literally a touch of Mex- been a manager of several pizza places onNorthvillebecause there are noMex- offers a full line of lunches and dinners. icojust offthe city's MaloStreet. and wanted to open a restauruant. ician restaurants even close to the com- "We want to stress our lunch offerings. • The owners, John and Pete Hansen "Sloce Laura and her mother know munity." Other businesses lo Northville seem to and ChuckSchmidt, rely on the cooking Mexician foodwe thought that wouldbe As soon as the business opened for get a lunch crowd. Wehaven't yet and I expertise of Marie Campos, and her the type ofbusiness to start," he added. carry-out the owners realized there was don't knowwhy," John said. daUghter Laura Hansen to bring to life "After that it was just a matter of fin- a market in the community and that a The new dining area isopen to 10 p.m. the various Mexican dishes offered on ding the right community." diningarea was desperately needed. every night of the week but Saturday the menu. And the atmosphere in the John and Laura are residents of John Hansen, 33, and SChmidt, 33, when it stays open until midnight. newdiningroom is pure Mexico. South Lyon, whileSchmidt lives in Can- grew up together in Detroit. They split Carry-out orders can be placed untu 11 "Everything we make is from ton and Pete and his wife Grace, who the managing chores, while Pete, the p.m. fivedays a week. scratch. It's made here every morning. also works at the restaurant, live in older Hansen at 39, is a relatively silent The house specialities, according to My mom is the one who knows how to Milford. Maria Campos resides in partner. He is employed by Ford Motor Campos, are the wet burrito and the make the real Mexican food. She's the Livonia. Company. nachos grande. "They have been our • teacher for all of us," said John "Northville has been so good to us," "What is now the dinlog area used to best sellers sloce we opened," said Hansen's wifeLaura. said Schmidt. "It was between Nor- be a bookstore. When that went under Campos. Juan Carlos is also one of the The busloess became a Northville thville and Plymouth when we thought we knew we had our expansion," said reality late last year after Chuck about locating the business. Wedecided Schmidt. Continuedon 3 SChmidt, one of the three equal part- ners in the venture, suggested to John Hansen that they go into busloess together. "I was considering going into the Jacobsen Lawn King Navy - they had offered me a good position," said Hansen, "when Chuck suggested we go into business. He had Trim Mower • FREE with purchase of We Still LTX 11 Lawn Tractor Have A 18",3 hp Briggs & Stratton Engine Good Selection $229.95 Value Of B~dding Plants and with purchse of LTX 11 hp Lawn Tractor Only Photo by JOHN GAllOWA Vegetable Plants • . , HOT SPOT - Making a go of the restaurant business in 95 -.'.'~ downtown Northville are the operators of Juan Carlos, a Mex- $7 Flat ican restaurant that has undergone rapid growth; John Hansen and Chuck Schmidt are partners (not pictured is Pete Hansen). Wixom Co-operative John's wife Laura and her mother"Maria, Campos, makeJf''''; . 49350 P0!:ttiac Trail . ~.-:.l,," Wixom 624-2301 ~ACOBSEN vappen in the kitchen. J - , r..-;;";.,;,;,;;.;.;,;,;.".. .;...; ....;;.;;..;,,.,;;;~ ... , HOMEUTE .... - ""\ , Insurance cost_cited Sfnce1947 Lawn Tractor Michigan Aluminum New '83 Models. • as business problem Products Co.- 11hp, 42" Mower WE ilEA T ANY PRICE ANywHERE' The cost of liability losurance {regulated by ..... YTHINC IN CLASS. OR AluMINUM UPERTS IN SPECIALIZEDALUMINUM government accounts for more than half the top 10 Reg. $2169.00 concerns of small businesses nationally, according BU1LDlNqPRODUCTSAND INSTALLATIONS • Sto ... W1HOOWS • OOOflS & DOOIlIwaus to a recent survey. • POIlCN O•• OOW (NClOSUlll$ & ADOIllONS MICHIGAN HOME IMPROVEMENT • Tftl""'A&. ....oow • 000. "I"lACtWUill$ Sale Respondents to the survey by the National • Sleu'lIlY OOO_S I W1NOOwCU•• OS Corner of Telegr.ph a Gr.nd River • filA" OOOlllS .... NIJliCS Sam. Locallon Sine. 1937 Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) show- • SIOWC'''''' • Gurllll' • CAllI 0lI S...:O 1It00lS ed those liabUlty costs the only ones among the top FN r'lt BulB" "I ~~ 10 not the direct result ofan unhealthy economy. Wltt."lf, f, H,.. f.,,,, ... , ..., ~ '11 hp Briggs & Stralton engine ·32·· turning radiUS "Among the most serious problems small firms • Synchro balanced • 1holt electric stanallghts 112Hl~~N~:W??~~AAJ • 2 speed rear axle • 3 blade 42" mower $1449 • identified were payroll taxes, which have been hik- • 3 speed transmission • Oversized tires -CALL- • Total of 6 spaeds forward • Full one year warranty ed twice in the last nine months," said Roger Deal Direct Haynes, spoke!imanfor NFm/Michigan. MICHIGAN ALUMINUM 255·0063 Dr 64 .2 speeds reverse The November survey askd 20,980 small business ~ &s:ve owners selected at random to rate 72 problems by AndFor ALL Sl&lflfy /tllds ' 1..!!!.!!!!!t Free Courteous severity. Interest rates were rated at the top, but 'SE~~:':=.s Estimates .. -CALL- JACOBSEN@ researchers attribute the responses to abnormally M I, TRAPP NATIONWIDESECURITY 273-2224 high interest rates at the time ofthe survey. RMr RIDING MOWER Responses were categorized by lodustry to flod 11 hp, New 1983Model specific problem areas. Manufacturers and "CORmSTORM 1~_1CfWIT wholesalerswere more concerned with worker pro- DOORS Reg. $1499.00 From • 3OW' cutting width ductivity whiletransportation firms were harder hit Sale '11 hp Briggs & Strstton electric stan • by government paperwork requirements. 5249 • Charging syslem • Recoil stan Small retailers found electricity rates harder to : ~~~~~~=~~~~~~t~~~~~le swallow than most while agricultural firms cited Rear Bagger Optional competition fro~ imported products as a major RMXSHP Reg. $124.95 Sale 595.00 concern. Reg. $1499 Sale with purchase of riding mower "Small entrepreneurs In metorpolitan areas see their problems in the same order, and with roughly the same intensity, as their small-town twins," said Haynes. He added that rural employers were less 8 & J Gas and Oil Co. burdened by finding and keeping goodworkers than ""erethe urban employers. They're Here! Jake Tractors • Small, metropolitan busloesses rated payroll SPECIAL FOR JUNE taxes, benefit costs and locating qualified employees as bigger problems than either small- 10 hp Kohler Cast Iron Engine city or retail firms. Cast Iron 4 speed trans Cast Iron front axle for extra heavy garden needs Reg. '3478 • Sale with 42" Mower 14 hp Kohler Cast Iron Engine Hydrostatic drive Reg '4538 Hydraulic 11ft • 2 speed rear axle $'2845 As an agency represenllng MIdwest Mutual wo can providO you Oversized tires Sale ..JACOBSEN Wllh coverago from tho company thai ptOncored lho specIal coveragos and SOMCOS molorcycllsts need to be properly with 50" Mower prolected, HOMELITE • • Low, competitive rates We Carry Other AMOCO Products: • A Premium Payment Plan (No Finance Charge) • Special Discount Programs • Fast, Fair Claim service • Oils • Greases • Gas • Diesel Fuel Oil Trusl your molOfcyc:le ,nsurallCO needS 10a spo<:.a',sl· Contlct: * Limited Quantities * Cash& Carry ( -; Renwick, Grimes & Adams 29330 Wixom Rd.-Wixom CJ"" Insurance Agency, Inc. ,at_ '.., , 214S. Lafayette NeW'Hudson Power Across from Ford Plant AMOCO ~.-. SouthLyon 53535 Grand River at Haas - 437-1708 685·1541Mo~lrl. 349·1961 .,. HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 9-6 2 miles W f WI R d Mldwe. ' Mutual Insurance Company Sat. 9.4 • 0 xom oa 437-1444 ·.'--_::.:...:...:.:..----_---.:..-:-_---' 1 J .\ 2.B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDTIMES-Wednesday, June 8,1983 • FEET HURT? Business' Briefs DON'T WALK IN PAIN - MOST FOOT PROBLEMS . CAN BE CORRECTED IN OUR OFFICE • Ingrown Toenails • Bunions • Corns/Callouses • Adult & Children's Foot Problems • Fractures & Sprains • Office & Hospital Surgery FOOT SPECIALISTS • FOOT SURGEONS DR. H. LEFKOWITZ tX2JSJR HOURS BY DR. I. STEINER IN~~~~CE APPOINTMENT PODIATRISTS ACCEPTED 1183 S. Milford Rd., Highland, Lakeview Plaza 887-5800 SPRING SPECTACULAR FlEEtractor~worthup.to$§22 NEW HUDSON POWER, a Case lawn and garden tractor dealer- pluBa18"Snapper side dit&chargewBlk mcJVI6r. ship on Grand River, east of New Hudson, was honored as Top North Pu«:hase a SNAPPERtractorand recerve American Dealer of the Year. The announcement came at the Circle of FREEyour choice of ye8r-1'oundwork-$!ving Excellence awards recently held at the Outdoor Power Equipment Qet your business traelor attachmentsplus a FREE 19- going I Use the SNAPPERSIde dISCharge walk mower. Lawn Division of J.1. Case, Winneconne, Wisconsin. care.gardeOing.FallCleaIHlP. and snow Rick Cevora (right) and Randy Cevora (left) of New Hudson Business Directory removaJ are fast and easy WIth a SNAPPER smart shoDDers do. trae:lorand attachments,Bereadyfor all yOUr Power received a plaque;and trophy for the outstanding sales achieve- year round garden needs Snapup ment of the New Hudson company. The awards were presented by these saVlrIgSdunng the SNAPPER ~ng Spectacular V,srt yOUr W.J. Schlapman (center), vice president and general manager of J.1. SNAPPERdealer now Case Company. This is the eighth consecutive year New Hudson Power ",." has received a sales achievement award and the sixth straight year .• they have received the Top North American Dealer of the Year Award. --- The Cevoras and friends Mike Longolis and Don Perfetto stayed in Oshkosh at the Pioneer Inn during the three-day program, which in- cluded a complete tour of the manufacutring and assembly operation of the Case lawn and garden tractor line. A business meeting for Delivery on Shin dealers and various activities for their guests were also part of the pro- gram.' • -,~_v_ •• HURRYI UNITED SUPPLY OFFER AND SALES INe. ENDS 'Et\1J 380 N. MAIN • ANN ARBOR 662-3213 SOON "Free Instruction Booklets & Assistance by our Experienced. Personnel" NORTHVILLE HIGHLAND MARI'IIMALL ENGIIiI HIGHLAND OUTDOOR V.I.P. TIRE and Automotive owners Dan Valentine, Ken Valen- _------IIIIiIII- .....·• 16959 Northville Road . 1135 South Milford Road tine and Gary Page announced the winner of their Grand Opening drawing for a set of four Michelin Tires. The winner is Liz Madigan of ' 349-3860 Detroit. . Borse 887-3434 The company opened May 14 at 48705Novi Road, Novi. Itfeatures 1 BLOCK SOUTH OF 6 MILE RD. 1 MILE SOUTti OF M-59 complete foreign and domestic automotive service and tires and Gar~en' Tracior Sale wheels for cars and trucks. BEAT THE PRICE INCREASE - BUY NOW! ' LIMITED QUANITY GT1142 • LOSE 25 POUNDS FEATURES -11 horsepower synchro-balanced I!l BY JULY 41H Briggs & Stratton engine - 8-speed transmission % • Steel frame and cast-iron front axle with 42" Mower • 40 OFF R~g. s2695.00 ANNIVERSARY SALE $2095 SPECIAL • , GT1642 GT1848 FEATURES FEATURES: -16 horsepower twin-cylinder Briggs -18 horsepower twin-cylinder Briggs & Stratton engine & Stratton engine - 8-speed transmission • Automatic transmission - Steel frame and cast-iron front axle - Steel frame and cast-iron front axle 'wlth 42" Mower with 48" Mower Reg. $3195.00 Reg. 53995.00 LA NITA HULSE (above) was recently named assistant vice- president and loan supervisor of the State Savings Bank of South Lyon. SALE $2395 SALE $2995 A 17-year resident of Ypsilanti, Huise began her banking career at the • National Bank of Ypsilanti. In her 14years at that bank, she rose from branch' secretary to manager of the bank's main office. Hulse said she Highland Outdoor Center feels that she has been successful in her banking career because she 17 DRESS has always made it a policy to put the needs of her customers first. .:=::. 1135S. Milford Rd., Highland (313)887-3434 SIZES LESS .••78 Ibs. ~ let the • LICHTERI /-.·r;:.~~i.~·)JUMPOR Mary Wallace GUARANTEED RESULTS SUMlER FOllOW OUiCK WEIGHT lOSS' CENTERS special sale on WOODS PRESCRIBED PROGRAM AND ACHIEVE YOUR WEIGHT lOSS GOAL IN TIME rotary mowers! SPECIFIED OR All FUTURE SERVICES·AREWITHOUT CHARGE UNTIL YOU DO • FOR MEN & WOMEN Gateways to Todays Call Today For Your FREE CONSULTATION TM wMle Idea ISQUick weight LOSS- TAKEIT OFF and KEEPIT OFF. FAST!Without liqUId protein. exer· cise. fasting or long term binding contracts we cor· ROMESA special supplement containinq some of the dlally inVite you to come In for 3 free consultation best real estate buys in the area. Supervised by Doctors & Nurses "LISTED BY PRICE" Our Doctors and Nurses are dedicated to help you '. lose 20, 40. 60 pounds or more and keep It off! . LAWN & LEISURE SALES & SERVICE • This Special Section will be appearing in all 9 "Green Sheet" Papers QUICK WEIGHT LOSS CENTERS 1550Milford Rd., Highland " . • Brighton Argus • Northville Record .. A MEDICAL PRACTICE FOR RAPID WEIGHT LOSS (313)887-2410 % • Livingston County Press • Novi/Walled Lake News BRIGHTON, 200 E. Grand River ••227-7428 • Hartland Herald • South Lyon Herald All Major Credit Cards Accepted Hours: Mon-FrI9-7; Sat 9·1 • Pinckney Post • Milford Times -As People Vary, So Does Weight Loss WANTADS GETRESULTS • Fowlerville Review • . __ '.l...-I _ • Wednesday, June 8, 1983-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLEDLAKE-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDT1MES-3-B CASH FOR lANO CONTRACTS COMPLETE TUFFY Budget service expanding • & ftEAl ESTATE lOANS CAR SHRUBS 11.11', h~t· ~':J:ll'lt'f' dll.,hhtft' rn III ~,~lt-rI:l;.111 7·: HlJ'r'.., 'C,fi. CLEANUP SERVICE By LAUREL ADELMAN needs. This involves a computation of the client's I It,,· 1800797 1"00 f ",! * Interior & Exterior net worth, entire budget and schedule of payments. N;t!iOlldl Au:ep: Cu *PolIsh&Wax ~TUFF,INC~ ~~~~ BUdgeting Systems, a small business bookkeep- "It is much easier for people to cope with their -Shampoo CENTER - Steam Cleaning Complete Landscape and Ing operation In the Novl area, has recently added financial predicament when they have a guide to * Rustprooflng Of Waterford personalized budget/financial assistance to Its ser- follow and some goals to meet," she says. vices. "After three months with the budget we worked Get your business South Lyon Design Service 5901 Highland Rd. (M-59) golngl Use the Nancy Bonifield, who owns and operates out, the individual may be able to keep their finan- Collision Japanese Gardens • Rock Gardens cial situation under control," Bonifield says. "If Business Directory At Airport Ad In the A & P Center BUdgeting Systems, says she will work with the 150 E. McHattie Patios • Decks • Retaining Walls next to Frank's Nursery smart shoDDers do. • general public on a one-tcHlne basis, to assist them they are unable to, I will continue to work with them South Lyon 437-6100 • Planting • Pruning • Perennials in meeting their current debt with their current in- until they can." Sometimes a client may prefer to refinance. This FeatUring Southeaat Michigan'. moat Michael Anusbigian (313)674·4685 come. unique and exciting waterolfdel is when the individual would rather borrow money • 20lantslldes Bachelor of Science, M.S.U. We'd like to apologize "Individuals who might need the new budget/- from the bank to pay all his debts, and owe one large • 18 hole miniature golf Urban Forestry • Video game room for any Interruption of service are those whose current income Is not suffi- payment to the bank. If this Is the case, Bonifield • Refreshment plaza service and would be And much morel cent to meet their current needs," Bonifield says. will refer them to a cooperative bank. Como slide through an adventure 437 ·2792/348·4356 happy to service all "Individuals who are laid off for example, may of USOftOd t\lnt*. and turn. on VIsa & Masteracard accepted In 80 percent of the cases, however, this Is not SOuthtN.$1"'I(.h~an·. IT'IOIt unklue Tufty customers. watershde, With over 500 feet Of have bills they were able to pay when they were necessary. sate exciting fun 'rom take-off to fu'lal splU..h Growth reported ~ JOHNDE£RE in solar energy The 116 and 116H • TWILIGHT have a twon-cyllnder 16 hp engine and a 38- Savings of $30 million will be accumulated by the or 46·onch mower The year 2000 from investments in solar and other GOLF SPECIAL 116 has as-speed renewable energy systems installed in Michigan in • gear drive the 116H 1981. 2 Greens Fees has super smooth Joann E. Neuroth, director of the energy ad- hydrostatic drive Rear and One Electric Cart ministration, Michigan Department of Commerce, bagger snow thrower saId a report recently released by that agency and front blade are highlights the status, Impact and related Issues con- available For $1000 cerning the state's residential renewable energy tax Come in and see our complete line of incentives through the 1981 tax year. After 7 p.m. Daily Lawn & Garden Equipment • According to the report, 4,480 credited renewable SAVE $$$ Sale Ends 6-18-83 at systems installed in 1981 will result in utility bill Financing Available savings of roughly $800.000. Faulkwood Golf Club The number of tax credits issued by the state has BAKER'S tripled each year since 1979, according to he report: LAWN & LEISURE 300S. Hughes between Brighton and Howell .... In the first year, it shows, 400 such credits were Sales & Service - issued. By 1981, there were 4,000. Number and Dancing 517/546-4180 1550 Milford Rd., Highland (313)887-2410- dollar amounts were expected to stabilize in the 1982 and 1983 tax years. The income tax credit is slated Holding handmade red and gold Orien- tal fans are, from left, Darlene Monday Enjoy Our Beer Battered Fish & to expire at the end of the current tax year. 5395 Rayner, 13, Norma Goers, 17, and • Fries in a Basket 11 a m.-10p.m. In i981, the report shows, the most frequently in- Wednesday Scampi Dinner Special 51195 5-10pm. stalled renewable energy system was the dark, Michelle Esper, 15, who danced to the window-like thermosyphon panel (TAP), which ac- theme music of "Shogun" as the Piaz- OVER-RUNS 7 counted for mre than half of all 1981 tax credits. za Dance Company, in business two Open Days A Week' in Neuroth said three factors influenced the years Highland Lakes Shopping CLOSEOUTS popularity of TAP systems. "There has been a Center, 42977West Seven Mile in Nor- strong marketing effort by several MIchigan-based thville, took second place in the Senior SAMPLES solar equipment companies, TAP systems are easi- Jazz Division of Dance Masters of ly installed and the average cost of a TAP system Michigan competition in April held at Outstanding bargains can be found offered by receiving a tax credit was $3,000 compared to an Novi High School. the many fine dealers speclallzlng In Items average cost of $4,700for all other(s)." such as antiques, coIJect1bles, shop eqUip- ment, auto parts, knIves, T-shirts, knitting, art, • small appliances, crafts, bar furniture, stamps, Travel group names board members decorator Items, baseball cards, sun gla.ssee, stereos, musJca/'lnstrument repair, designer jeans, beauty aids, tattoos, jewelry, oriental New officers of the chairperson and Betty for Greenfield Village Mildred Hadwin, Ella rugs, bicycles, t1ffany lamps, taxidermy, board of directors of the Rider and Margaret and Henry Ford Museum. Sharp Museum in books, tool8, new furniture, glassware, tobac- Southeast Michigan Twyman, vice chairper- Rider is co-owner and Jackson; Art. Weeber, co, coins, wicker, fresh produce, brass, cer- Travel and Tourist sons. operator of KOA Resort Hathaway House, amics, water beds, macrame, handbags, and Blissfield; Randy Association were an- Newly elected to the Camps in Ypsilanti and hundreds of other unusual Items to be found nounced last week. The board was Ken Nelson, Jackson. Tyman is Bahlau, Stagecoach Stop, nowhere e188. All under one roof In a bright, *1::'Iv'''<~~:;'j agency promotes travel Irish Hills; John Christ, ;':...,J" -/-:' .. _ ~ co-owner of Michigan managing director of to the eleven-county Waterworld, a new Meadow Brook Hall. Bill Knapp's Inc., Battle clean, spacious buIlding and a fun filled at- • mosphenl- You'll find ample free parking, region including Detroit. tourist attraction in Lyon Others re-elected to the Creek; Bruce Moore, Ann Re-elected at a May 11 Township. board were: Arbor News; Joyce festaurant facilities. video games. and fun for ~€.:F;!tR;N~'f~~FOOtEDF·'".annual meeting In Van Wyke is a partner - Gene Hill of Mt. Rogers, Brighton Area thewhoJe family.' OUTllOQIlIlAM:ETE""""""'OA M I Meadow Brook Hall were in the Detroit law firm Brighton Ski Area; Chamber of Commerce; • There "Is a Difference In Treated' 09,005E~ Gerald Van Wyke, Bodman, Longley and Richard Slayton, Liv- James Wahl, Economic FLEA MARKITS U.S.A. Wood. And ALL SEJ(SONSWOOD •• chairperson, Ronald Dahling. Kanack is direc- ingston County Board of Development Coor- 7100 Cooley Lake Road * Union Lake •makes the lasting dlfference ...wlth • • • 'M Kanack, first vice tor of visitor programs Commissioners, Howell; dinator, Monroe; Nancy 380-2100 qualitY. Get your money's worthl . Williams, Detroit-eanada Tunnel, Detroit; Charles OPEN EVERY WEEKEND FREE ADMISSION Gass, director of the Friday 4 - 9 pm. Saturday,Sunday 10- 6 p.m. Northville location pleases Michigan Space Center, New Hudson Lumber Jackson; Herman Gertz, • 56602 Grand River Mexican restaurant partners Gertz Properties, New HudsQn 437·1423 Monroe; David Laldlaw, Huron Clinton Metro Continued from 1 "The food is excellent and the prices Authority, Detroit; Oscar great," according to Rory Dalton. Socia, Citizens State Bank, New Baltimore; ST/HI:. few places that serves homemade "This is the first time we've eaten here. tamales, a holiday treat in Mexico. I think we'll be back." John Leary, Laventhol Brushcutters. Although there is very little chance John and Laura Hansen have been so and Horwath, Southfield; for acquisition of a beer and wine taken to NorthvUle that as soon as the George Kipper, Detroit NO RENT license to assist the operatlon, the business picks up they plan to move to Edison, Detroit. owners are optimistic their brand of the community. "The first month we Named president was Tools • Until January 1, 1984 Mexican hospitality will catch on. were open," Schmidt said, "we broke Sidney L. Baker of "Once people try us they come back," even." Since then the businesses' Rochester. The associa- Not Easy As 1-2-3 said Laura Hansen. growth rate can best be measured by tion is celebrating Its 57th A Northville famUy eating in the the expansion into a comfortable, homy year of service. Head- Toys. No.1. Purchase a New 1983 Liberty Mobile Home restaurant last week had only praise. setting that has room for at least 30. quarters are In Troy. FS80 from Triangle Mobile Sales, Inc., Highland by July 1, 1983. Reg. $339.95 No.2 Locate the mobile home purchased in Highland Greens Estate * , Highland. No.3 Pay no lot rent until January 1, 1984 ~etcher & Rick4 • Take advantage of this offer now. Select your new 9J mobile home from one on display or order a home tailored to your own needs. f ~ Landscape Supplies ~~ Starting from $13,990 if Traingle Mobile Home Sales, Inc. Open 7 Days. Mon.-Wed. 8 a.m.- 6:30 p.m., Thurs.-Sat. 8 a.m.- 8 p.m., Sun. 11a.m.-5 p.m. Underpowered trimmers i\ 54001 Grand River • New Hudson • 437·8009 just won't cut it when you're up against heavy weeds and brush. That's when you need a Sand & Gravel Landscape Tools Supplies Wheelbarrows Grass Seed Stihl FS-80 Brushcutter with a , Pea & Float Stone e. Rakes Fertilizer high-powered enQine ~.ighl;~d~7th~ Landscpae Boulders Shovels Complete line of All Types Spreaders Ortho Products Highland 8utdoor Center Decorative Stone Screened Peat & 1135 S. Milford Rd., Highland Greens Mixed Top Soil We Load By The 2311 MILFORD RD., HIGHLAND Red & Black Mesita Wood Chips, Shredded Yardage or By (III) •• 7-1414 (Lava Rock) Bark Cedar The Bag Dolomite White Stone Shredded Bark =1tl:1 • We deliver 1 to 6 yard loads promptly 7 Days a Week TH. WORLD~. LARG•• T •• LUNG CHAIN .AW ~, 4.B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday, June 8,1983 ANIMALS Animal Services 155 One local call places a want ad Inl Farm Animals 153 Horses & Equip. 152 over 64,000 homes through the Household Pets 151 following newspapers: Pet Supplies 154 AUTOMOTIVE Sliger/Livingston Publications Northville Record Automobiles 240 Autos Under $1000 241 (313)348-3022 Auto Parts & Service 220 Autos Wanted 225 Boats & Equip. 210 Walled Lake News Novi News campers, Trailers (313)669-2121 (313)348-3024 & Equip. 215 Construction Equip. 228 4 Wheel Drive Vehicles 233 GREEN SHEET EAST South Lyon Herald Motorcycles 201 Recreational Vehicles 238 (313)437-4133 Snowmobiles 205 Trucks 230 Milford Times Vans 235 (313)685-8705 EMPLOYMENT Business & Professional CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Services 175 Brighton Argus Business Opport. 167 Help Wanted General 165 (313)227-4436 Help Wanted Sales 166 001 Absolutely Free 001 Absolutely Free 010 Special Notices 013 Card of Thanks 021 Houses Income Tax Service 180 absolutely County Argus/Pinckney Post Situations Wanted 170 FREE fill. 84 square yards THE family of W. Richard BRIGHTON Township. 10 I FOR RENT TWO adorable kittens. 8 DO you live on a lake In PIn- broken driveway concrete. weeks, IIlter trained. (313)632- ckney area. Pay (or your sum- Stlsko wishes to thank Echo ACRE HORSE FARM. S years. (313)227-4437 Apartments 064 Valley neighbors and other Buildings & Halls 076 (313)632-6497. 8205. mer vacallon, rent your house old, custom barn with 2 hard- friends whose special efforts wood stalls and tack room Country Argus/Hartland Herald Condominiums, FREE FREE long-haired Calico USED decorator stone, scrape to my folk, July 13 thru August were greatly appreciated dur- fenced corral and pasture: Townhouses 069 female kitten. (313)878-5318. firewood. (313)348-2408 bet- 13 or July 31 thru August 13. (313)227-4436 Duplexes 065 Contact Ruth Tregoning, Ing our time of sorrow. paved drive, 2 story Colonia) Houses 061 FREE' male cat, neutered, ween 8 p.m. and 8 p.m. All Items offered In this (313)8~200. with 4 bedrooms, 2Yl baths. Indusl.-eomm. 076 declawed, call aller 5 pm. 8 Week old kitten with long 015 Lost Landscaped with large pines Fowlerville Review "Absolutely Free" column (313)624-ll854. EULER-FUNCH reunion. At- Laketront Houses 062 black fur. Help. (313)229-a382. and hardWood. By owner. Be- Land 084 must be exactly that, free to tention all Euler-funch related BLACK male cat, lost near (517)548-2570 FREE kittens and cats. YOUNG gerbils to good Ing transferred. $189,800. Livmg Quarters lhose responding. This families. Family reunion plan- Barron Road and Byron Road. (313)887-4732. homes. (517)546-8503. (313)227-9140. Livingston County Press To Share 074 newspaper makes no ned for July 30, 11 a.m. to Please call (517)548-7888, Mobile Homes 070 charge for these listings, FREE kittens. (517)223-7171. 3 Year old German Shepherd, 7 p.m. Howell City Park. More (51n548-043ll. Mobile Home Sites on all tan, needs room to run. (517)548-2570 but restricts use to residen- FREE newspapers, 2 stacks Information available. Tina EIGHT week black and white OlflceSpace 080 (313)437~227. 067 tial. Sliger/Livingston PublI- about 8 feet tall. (517)546-8538. Wilkinson (5171546-1493. Mae kitten, lost Sunday, East 1------...... ------..StoralleRooms Space 088 cations accepts no respon- FREE snowmobile. (313)437- 21 Inch Zenllh console black SChmadtke (313)227-7968. Shore, Y.zmile north of Seven POuCV STATEMENT: All .clvertlslng Vacation Rentals 082 sibility for actions between 5130. and white sel. Working condI- published In Sliger/LIvingston EXPERIENCED professional Mile, Whitmore Lake. Wanted to Rent 089 Individuals regarding "Ab- tion. (313)624-3853. OJ for all ocasslons. call Tom (3131449-8419. Newspapers Is subject to the coneii-· FOR SALE FREE Lumber. Disassemble tions stated In the applicable rate card. solutely Free" ads. (Non- Fogle, (51n546-1692. RATES Cemetery Lots 039 14 ft x 22 ft. garage. 27950 GERMAN Shepherd mixed MILFORD AREA-Excellent copies of which aro avalla.ble from tho commercial) Accounts only. 002 Happy Ads CondomIniums 024 Easterling, South Lyon, HOROSCOPES done. Frank, female, could be mistaken for advertlslng department, SlIge"· Please cooperate by placing office building for architects, 10 Words Uvtngston Newspapers. 104 W. Main. Farms, Acreage 027 Newman Farms. honest, confidential. E. S. P. purebred pup but Is 1Y.zyears your "Absolutely Free" ad lawyers, Insurance office, etc. Northville. Michigan ~87 (313)3.111- Houses 021 readings. Call Nancy Howle. old. Disappeared May 30, Mer- 1700. Sliger/livingston Newspaper. no later than 3:30 p.m. Mon- GERBILS, babies and young Elegant, updated hous& just for $4.50 Income Property 035 (51n54B-3298. rill Road, Hamburg area, resorves the right not to accept an Indusl.-Comm. 033 day for same week publica- adUlts. (313)348-90n. north of business district. Ad- C advertiser's order. SlioorlLlvtnOlton reward. (313)231-2972. jacent vacant property 24 Per Word Newspapers adtakers have no authQri. Lakelront Houses 022 tion. GOLDEN Lab, nine weeks. ty to bind this newapaper and only Lake Properrty 029 Ask for Jeff, (313)227-2096. Have you child's birthday par- / grown three colored female available with road fronlage. pubUcaUon of an advertisement shall Mobile Homes 025 Over10 001 Absolutely Free GAS dryer, works. (313)229- ty cake delivered by a clown I killen, vicinity of Howell PIn- OLDER HOME-MINT CONDI- eonslltute final acceptance of the Real Estate Wanted 037 Enjoy a lemonade fountalnl ckney and Coon Lake Roads. TION. New kitchen, new deck, Subtract 35' for advertiser', order. 7049. Vacant Property 031 call for details. (313)437-3393. Reward. (517)546-347S. fireplace. $42,900. HOUSEHOLD AKC Red Malamute, 5Y.zyears, repeat insertion free to good home. (517)546- 55 Gallon drums, heavy duty. THE CURIOSITY SHOP 4 BEDRDOM HOME-Water Antiques 101 (313)227-a509. LOST English Setter, approx- of same ad Auctions 102 6950. 010 Special Notices 127 E. Lake South Lyon Imately 3 years old. Vicinity of privileges on Tlpslco Lake.' HUSKY pups, three free Equal Housing OppOrtunity statement We Bulldmg Matenals 114 ADORABLE killens, litter South Lyon High SChool. $56,900. -. are pledged 10 the lelte' and splitt 01 U S ElectroOlcs 113 females. (313)437-5387. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous pol6ey for the achievement of equal hOt.1 ... trained, calico; black; gray; HOUSE plants for sale. Call Answers to "Chap". (313)437- Farm Equipment 112 and Alanon meets Tuesday Classified 'I'lg oPPOrtunity throughOut the Nanon We white and black. (517)546-3073. HALF Husky mixed, 1Y.zyears (517)546-8291. 5593. CALL EARL KEIM encourage and support an alfinnattYe Farm Products 111 old, female, spayed, shots. and Friday evenings, 8:30 pm, REAL TY--&2-M50/478-2435 advertlslnO and markeung prOQram in Firewood 105 ADORABLE kittens, 6 weeks Our Lady of Victory catholic IF you want to sign or solicit MALE Black Lab. N6aT whteh there aro no ban1er, to Obtain hOu .. Garage & Rummage 103 (313)~4. recall Governor Blanchard Brighton Road and Chilson Display Ing because 01 race. co*or. reltglon Of na- old, IIller trained, loves Church, W. Main Street, Nor- Household Goods 104 lion&I Of'oln children. (313)227-4826. HEALTHY, friendly killens,10 thville. (313)348-6875, (313)420- petitions call (313)624-0377. Road. Reward, please call Equal Housing OpportunIty sk)gan Lawn & Garden weeks, to loving home only. (511)546-4217after8:3O p.m. CO-OP HOMES Contract Rates • Equal HouaJng Oppor1UMy • Care & EqUip. 109 AKC COCker male, 10 months, 00lla, (313)229-2052. A NON-PROFIT VENTURE Table III-illustratiOn (511)546-4093. Miscellaneous 107 to good home onlyl ASTROLOGY charts, con- REWARD. Red Miniature 2 Bedroom ranch built on your. Available of Publisher', Notice JUNK tires. (313)437-0553 Pubtisher's Notice All roal.state advertl ... Miscellaneous Wanted 108 References. (313)349-9343. fidential, And E.S.P. readings. MY DEEJAY'S Dachshund, answers to "Hot- lot complete $20,900. Three Want ads may be placed un- OCIIn this newspaper Is IUbtect to the Musical Instruments 106 before S p.m. experienced professional disc dog." Vicinity Parshalleville tol 3 30 p.m. Monday, lor that Federal Fajr Housing Act 01 1988 which ADORABLE killens and cats, Call L.V. Hiner, Novl, (313)34&- bedroom trl-level complete rn.akes II illegal to advertise "any Sportln~~~~~AL 110 KITTENS. Beaulllul colorings jockeys, quality entertainment Party Store. (313)632-7780. week's edilion. Read your good mousers, some long 4348. $31,900. 00 yo!!r own painting •. preference, IimltaUon. or discrimination and markings. Male and made to order at an WALKER dog, white with advertisement the first time based on race, cotor. religIOn Of natIOnal Bingo 011 haired. (313)876-5035. ABORTION Alternatives 24 Trl-level model In Hamburg. origin, o¥ any Intentkln 10 make any such females. (313)878-3708 aller unbeatable price for all occa- black spots, male. Vlclnty of It appears, and report any Card ofThanks 013 ASSORTED house cats and Hours, (313)632-5240. Problem Michigan State Mortgage preteronee.limltation, Of discrimination " Car Pools 012 5p.m. sions. All types of music, $150. Allen Road and Chase Lake, error immediately. Sliger/- This newspaper will not knowingly .ccept killens, some nutered, affec- pregnancy help, free pregnan- Money Is coming back. Act Found 016 (517)546-5486, (313)357.()667. Memorial Day weekend, Livingston Newspapers will Iny letverllsJng for real estate whICh I, In tionate, shots. (313)227-9584. KITTENS, blue eyed, Russian cy test, confidential. Monday, now, call (313)882-7453,.' rioIatlon 01 the taw OUf readers .re Free 001 reward. (313)835-0957. (313)453-8175. not Issue credit for errors In hereby Intormed that all dwenlng. ad ....r Blues. Also ebony black long Wednesday, Saturday Happy Ads 002 ADORABLE free kittens. Need Credit cards? Receive ads after the first Incorrect tlsed In this newspaper are a"allable on an In Memonam 014 haired. (313)227-3157. 12 noon to 3 p.m. 9250 W. eQual opportunity (313)887-3367. Visa and MasterCard with no 016 Found Insertion. (FA Doc 72--e~FlIed3-3172,a.tSllm) Lost 015 4 Killens need good homes. Highland Road, (M-58), credit check. (802)949-0276, UNIQUE CHALET STYLE Special Notices 010 (517)546-5785. Hartland. West side door of BLACK and white female, 6 to Department132. home on one acre featur-' . KITTENS. Adorable, fluffy. 7 white house. 7 months old. Front feet Ing 3 bedrooms, great' weeks old. (51n46~907. NON-DENOMINATIONAL mar- declawed. Corner· of Bower room and family room, 2 BOLENS tractor with mower, UNEMPLOYED? DEPRESSED? riages performed. Rev. Clark. and W. caledonia. (517)546- Franklin stoves, finished engine needs repair. (313)349- KITTENS, 3 orange and white, (51n223-9904. 2766. (517)548-3141. basemenl, 2 car garage 6181 after 5:00 pm. one calico. Liller-trained. Unhappy with Ihe way four Want Bigger Ad? (517',548-2263. lile is going? PONTIAC BUS· NORTHVILLE'S Annual Swap SHEPHERD mixed, small and much more. 1st offer- A BEAGLE puppies and 2 kittens SINESS INSTITUTE can be Meet. Saturday, June 25. female, mostiy black. Thirteen Ing. Only $76,900. KITTENS, 2030 Charms Road, left. 7 weeks old. (313)632-6179. your answer 10a beller 10nor Reserve your spaces now. Mile, Novl area. (313)669-1812. for your garage sale, to sell your home or for Wixom. (313)824-5049. BEAGLE mix male. 1Y.zyears row. We have several camp call Lapham's. (313)349-5175. BEAUTIFUL ranch with 3 old, housebroken, has shots, KITTENS, 2' orange tiger uses off er 109 prog rams 10 bedrooms, family room, any reason. Ask for a GREEN SHEET RATE data process 109, word pro OVERWEIGHT Singles Dating needs fenced yard. (313)474- striped females. (313)227-3581. fireplace, basement and 2 cessing, administrative moo Service. Free brochure, call REAL ESTATE 1t!t car garage In South Lyon's _ BUSTER. 6696. LOVABLE miniature Preferred Singles, (313)771- dlcal assistIng, secretarial nicest subdivision. Asking WI Dachshund, 7 months old, and accounling Ihat can help 1900. BROKEN concrete for land- FOR SALE $64,900. Choose from 3 sizes and get: scaping or fill, you haul. looking for home. (313)437- you gel 10 where you wanl 10 (313)632-7547. 8838. be in hfe. Call1oday • PARTY COMING UP LAKE PRIVILEGES with More Attention LIGHT brown modern COUCh. 021 Houses For Sale this 4 bedroom brick ranch. Baby guinea pigs. (313)437- FarmlOglon 476·3145 8221. Red and green checked wing- Madison Hgts. Graduation with walkout basement,- More Readers 544·8039 BRIGHTON by owner, 3 back chair. Clean. Several Oxford 628-4846 Anniversary, Wedding family room, 1'h baths and BEAUTIFUL assortment of kll- bedroom ranch home with 2 rolls sheet metal. (313)68S- Ponhac 333-7028 Birthday or any garage. Priced to sell. More Results tens. (313)229-4601. car garager4 years old. Close 0174. special occasion $62,500. BEAUTIFUL kittens, 1 calico, 2 LONG hair killens and cat to ARTS amd crafts space reser- to shopping, restaurant and and a Special Reduced Rate Morris look allkes, 7 weeks. church. Open 10 land contract. PARK LIKE SETTING on. good home. (313)437-5947. vations taken.now for August If you can't be there to give (313)437-2402. 19,20,21. St. Williams, Walled $47,500. (313)229-6752. 7/8 acre surrounds this LOVING, active calico, tiger your gift or can be and still BARN killens, 9 weeks, Lake. (313)624-0739. sharp 3 bedroom ranch and black and white kittens want to have some fun, have a Style 2 female, friendly, healthy, with fireplace, 2'h baths, look forward to living In a hap- ATTORNEY Gary Lentz. Free gorilla, Cookie Muncher, BRIGHTON wormed. (313)878-5m. den, basement and py new home. 00 you qualify? consultation. Divorce, from Cousin It, or other character COMPLETELY RESTORED garage. Beautiful 16X32 BEAGLE mix, male, 1Y.zyears, They would love to love you In $230. Drunk driving, from $275. give the gift they'll never 1700 square foot elegant e) housebroken, shots. (313)474- Bankruptcy, from $375. One forget. charmer, 3 huge bedrooms, swimming pool. Asking -13 Letters & you dol Call (313)231-1981 or $98.900. spaces will fit on 6698. (313)878-5822perslstantly. simple will, $45. (313)669-3159. 1Y.z baths, wet plaster, hard- THE GREEN BLACK Labrador/Shepherd, (313)227-1055. COSTUMES UNLIMITED wood floors and a 4 car WE HAVE SPLASH-DOWN . LOVING male cat, nutered, this line female, 1 year, good home. ANIMAL Gramm's will cracker (313) 227-5038 garage. That's not all. $9,500 for summer enJoyment· declawed, likes allentlon. with this beautiful 18x36 • -13 Letters & After7:3O p.m. (313)437-3179. (313)348-2192. you up at any special get- down at 10Y.z% L.C. A super together with one of our value at $84,900. Call the Liv- gunlte pool and JaCUZZi. spaces will fit on BEAUTIFUL standard Chin- 1Y.zyear old pups, Lab. mix, P. L.'s Twice Around Resale SHEET theatrical caricature. Ask shop business for sale In Ingston Group and ask for Large home with 3 chilla rabbit free. Milford, pets or watchdogs. (313)629- Nick Natoli. (313)227-4800. F- bedrooms, 3 baths, enter- this line (313)667-3470. about our 15% discount. Novl. Best offer. (313)349-5150. Classified advertising that reaches 64,000 homes 4990. 53-NN. tainment center, family (517)546-1588. PLACE your order for gradua- every Wednesday, rain or shine. The paper to read -188 Letters & COLOR TV. Zenith. Needs MALA-MUTT, one year room, walk-out lower level ANIMAL Gramm Cracker has a tion cakes. Birthday and all 0c- BRIGHTON. Will bUild 3 if you have something to sell, need help, or have a spaces will fit in this work. (517)546-4544. neutered male, dam Cham- and 4.6 treed acres. new number, (517)546-1588. casion cakes. (3131498-3298. bedroom ranch on my lot, garage sale. An Ad this size costs: CLOTHING. Howell Church of pion bloodlines, sire Reduced to $135,900. space Send a costumed character to REGISTRATIONS are now be- $45,000 or any size home on Chrlsl. 1385 W. Grand Rrlver. unknown. Excellent family your lot or mine. Richard century 21 -25 Letters & a 1883 graduate. Ing laken for the 1883 Fall MondaY,7t08:45p.m. dog, loves kids and affection. Krause Builder, (313)229-6155. ATTENTION: Sunday June 12, classes of Lollipop Co- Hartford •• ) spaces will fit on CLOTHING, Church of Christ, Owner must sacrifice to lOVing L- ..1 this line 11 to 5. 50% off lowest marked operative Nursery School. The BRIGHTON. 4 miles south. 2 South-West 8028 Rlckell Road, Brighton. home onlyl After 5 pm, price. Everything In bushel school Is located at 430 Nicolet year old 3 bedroom colonial, 437-4111 MondaY,6t08 p.m. (313)425-7145. baskets or outside on ground Street, Walled Lake. Available 1Y.zbaths, walkout basement, GREEN OAK. Handyman's MOVING, year 'h old neutered CUDDLY killens, white and In parking 101. Also 20% off are: toddler classes and three $47,900 with 5% down. Special with water privileges Golden Retriever/Shepherd grey. (313)665-8032. 1305 Rowe total store Inventory at cash year old and four year old, AM (517)546-9791. on all sports lake and just mix needs good home. Style 3 Road, Milford. register. No sales tax. Except and PM classes. For more In- minutes from the city. Fan- (313)227-9456. BRIGHTON - ATTENTION: COLLIE, Shephard mix pup- consignments. 25% off all Tee formation, please call Linda at Stop reading and start calling tastic price at $2O'~L REALTY pies, (313)498-3278. MINIATURE Labrador pup- Shirts. 70% off all used (313)869-4875 or Karen at on this sharp 2 bedroom on 1 WORLD VANS (313)227-3455. pies. Black, 5 males, 1 female. CALICO Persian killen, 6 clothing. YJ off all fresh dated (313)669-1567. acre, basement, garage and GREGORY. 2 bedroom, 24x40 (313)632~25O. weeks, weaned. (313)349-1004. potatoe chip products. family room with fireplace. pole barn, possible land con- -15 Letters & Medium size female dog, Nothing held back. At The Just $82,400. REALTY WORLD This Size-$60 COCKER spaniel mixed, male, tracl. (313)498-3296. short hair. Housebroken, New and Used but Not Abu&- VANS (313)227-3455. spaces will fit on six months, all shots. (313)360- STOP SMOKING HOWELL. $59,900, by owner. ed Variety Shop, 390 S. this line 1039. .• 0.0. , llpayed, all shots and sup- BRIGHTON. 2500 living square Walk-out basement, three plies. (517)546-1987 after Lafayette, around the comor . LOSE WEIGHT feet, 2 full baths, light colored bedrooms, two car garage, CUDDLY gray and blond kit- p.m. from Post Office. Mini flea with hypnosis. Home visits. -25 Letters & 5 carpet, custom made Interior. two baths, three bedrooms in tens, very affectionate. market atmosphere. We now George Seger, (313)229-4870. e) spaces will fit on 18 ft. flberglas hull for boat, Redwood deck. Was $100,000, basement, one acre lot, close (517)223-3559. carry Dura-cube water this line Mercury outboard motor con- asking $89,500. (313)439-8906 to Howell Lake. call (517)548- The Green Sheet DOBERMAN Pinscher and trols. (313)887-7939. softener salt. (313)437-3529. . 'THE FISH' non-financial aller8 p.m. 3321. Labrador Retriever puppies, emergency assistance 24 -15 Letters & MALE dog, 7 months old, part BRIGHTON Senior Citizens will deliver. (313)434-8276. hours a day for those In need Golden Retriever and Center "Creative Corners" Every week the Green Sheet carries adver- spaces will fit on In the Northville-Novl area. DARLING lI11erlralned kittens. Shepherd. Housebroken. Gift Shoppe now open, call (313)349-4350. All calls tisng messages to over 64,000 homeowners this line (517)546-7788or (313)229-7353. (517)546-7558. 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm dally. in Wayne, Oakland and Livingston Counties. Handmade consignment confidential. DOUBLE oven Sears stove, ONE snow white killen, 2 mon- -244 Letters & Items accepted. (313)227-8469. VIETNAMESE Restaurant by Ads for help wanted, rentals, farm animals, gold, needs some work. ths. (313)43NI227. VIDEO TAPE-IT household services. automobiles, real spaces will fit in this (313)43700496. Diamond Dot M-59. Delicious egg roll and shrimp roll. cater- estate, garage sales and mUCh, much more. space DARLING killens, black and CIRCULATION Ing service available. 2nd din- white males, free to good BRIGHTON ARGUS ner with chicken half price, home. (313)437-3668. PART Siberian Huskies, ANY EVENT please give a good home. call Quyen's (517)548-3321. -15 Letters & DOBERMAN, male. Neutered, 227-4442 CALL US NOW! spaces will fit on (313)437-4488. VOTE for Dean VanOstran for You name It, we lape It, weddings, receplions, great with children, likes COLOR Analysis, $15, group 3 Pita hounds, (313)349-3972. Howell SChool Board, June 13. showers, reunions, birthdays, banquets, parties, • this line women. (313)437-0480. rates available. Appointments ROTTWEILER and Shepherd business meetings, wills, home or business pro- EIGHT baby Golden Hamp- call Pat, (313)885-7292. 011 Bingo female, 5 months, had first perty. Absolutely anything taped, professional. sters. Need good home~. One CLASSES for Japanese em- shots. (313~8. BAND Booster Bingo. Mon- or all must go. (517)548-4530. broidery (Bunka) will start ROCKS, small and large, You days, 7 pm. Highlander Way June 22, 8:00 am to 11:00 VIDEO TAPE-IT, 348-6162 EXTRA large dog hOuse. You am Middle School. Style 4 pick up. (313)437-9805. h3ul. (517)548-8898. and continue through June 29. SIBERIAN Husky, male, lovee FREE kittens, 7 weeks, white The class Is $24 complete for kids, needs room to run. or gray. After 5 p.m. (511)548- 8x10 picture. Full prepayment 5484. (313)684-0451. required. Happy Hour Crafts, -8 Letters & spaces SOFA, rose colored, good 135 East Livingston, Highland. FREE horse manure. You condition. (517)546-1174. (313)887~1n. Open Monday will fit on this line Haul. South Lyon. PONTIAC BUSINESS INSmUTE • FARMINGTON through saturday, 10:00 am to (31314370970, TOPSOIL, you haul, (313)437- 34801 Grand River, Farmington, MI48024 $80 5:00 pm. FIVE miXed short hair pup- 3007. 478-3145 pies. One or all. Aller Sp.m. TWO non-working TV's. PONTIAC BUSINESS INSTITUTE· MADISON HEIGHTS (313)437-8503. (313)878-3405. • DONIT o • 1431 East 12 Mile Road, Madison Heights MI48071 -31 Letters & FREE kittens. (313)53&-5449. TWO puppies, one 7 weeks 5448039 ' Is what it will cost you to place old and one 4 months, Ispaces will fit on FREE Gerbils. Cute clean WAIT UNTIL an ad just like this one In (3131829-4489. Does your life offer STATUS SECURITY A each of these lines pets. (517)548-454.4. TO good home, 2 darling white MONDAY! GOOD WAGE? If not, at P.B,1. you can train fo~ an FREE sand/gravel and fill dirt. You can place your ad any day kittens. (313)3.49-0099. EXCITING CAREER In these HIGH TECH AREAS: You haul. (313)885-3039. of the week. Office houra are -15 Letters & TWO black and white kittens, 7 01 Administrative Dental Assisting FREE Guinea pigs. call bet- 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday weeks old, IlIler trained. Administrative Medical Assisting Ispaces will fit on ween 10:00 am and 8:00 - Friday. Our phone room pm, (511)548-7558. Data Processing The Green Sheet Ithis line (313)887-1275. salespeople will be happy to THREE abandoned kittens, help you, Electronic Business Machine Rflp8,lr FREE Beagle puppies. call cute, litter trained. Aller (313)437....133 Robotics -120 Letters & mornings, (517)223-9984. 5:00 pm, (313)632-7200. (313)348-3022 Word Processing on Wednesday, The paper that tells you spaces will fit in FOUR killens looking for good THREE one year old roosters. (313)885-8705 Accounting home. (313)455-8589. where to go In your local area to find this this space (517)546-8939. (313)889-2121 General Business & Office Management FOUR kittens free to good (313)227....438 Secretarial • week's bargains, TWO 7 week old kittens, both home. (517)548-1359. (517)548.2570 black with white feet. (517)223- Job Placement Asslstance FREE horse manure, you haul. 8714. USE YOUR 1-25Letters & (313)348-4348. DISC Jockey Frank Allen. $250 Ananclal Aids to Those Who Qualily TWO 250 gallon 011 tanks In • New Classes Starting Soon Ispaces will fit on FREE puppies, Boagle, Temer a night complete. (313)348-7389 useable condillon. (313)887- or (517)548-6027. ··P.B./. has been traInIng for caroors /n MASTER CHARGE or VISA 'each of these lines mix. call aller 8 pm, (517)548- 2957. DONATIONS of useable fur- buS/fI6SI"nos 1893··· 3035. TWO guinea pigs with cages. niture, large and small ap- Call today and our friendly ad coun'selors will FREE kittens. (313)437-11455. 71ocalions In Metropolitan Detr~1t Area ,-155 Letters & (313)43700775after3:30 pm, pliances, household goods, CALL TODAY FOR AN APPOINTMENT TO be happy to help you. Don't be afraid ••• they FOUR fuzzy bundles of Joy, S TOILET, good condlllon, you tools, and etc. will be greatly DlSCUII YOUR NEW CAREER are trained to help you. spaces will fit In this week old Indoor kittens, pick up. (313)227....831. appreciated by Unity Unlver- (313)227-2989, FARMINGTON MADISON HEIGHTS space THREE yesr, old full blooded III Life Church. Free plck-up, FREE Gibson gas dryer, female German Shepherd, Tax receipt furnished. • 471-3145 • 544 8039 needs wOlk. (313)3.4&-e888, (313)048&-2313, (517)223-9904, •AU pt'O(JratM .,., nol offtKlld " NICh Ioc.llOn. • ) , , J Wednesday. June 8, 1983-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDTIMES-5oB 025 Mobile Homes 025 Mobile Homes ·021 Houses 021 Houses 021 Houses 021 Houses 025 Mobile Homes 025 Mobile Homes For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale DUNHAM Lake Estates. 2400 HOWELL, 5 acres near M-69 BRIGHTON, Woodland, 3 MIL.FORD. 1978 Homelle MOBILE home transporting. KEN'S HOME square feet, custom colonial and Grand River on private OF THE WEEK NORM'S WEEKLY bedroom, 1'1.1baths, A-l con- 14x70,2 bedroom, country kit- Complete tear-down and set· on 100 x 160foot high lot with road. Will build 2000 square OPEN dition. $12,900.Cresl. (517)543- chen, excellent condition, up. Max Mobile Home Sales HOME VALUE foot bl-Ievel with attached trees, cedar and brick ex- 3260. must sell. (313)887-9549, (517)521-4675or (517)625-3522 terlor, 24 x 24 attached garage. $74,900.Possible Land HOUSE (313)682-6820. evsnlngs. garage. 4 bedroom. 2'1.1baths. COntract.(517)543-2200. BRIGHTON, Sylvan Glen, gas heat. central air, wet ALL LISTINGS retirement home, $8,000. HAMBURG-YETS Crest. (517)548-3260. plaster, deck and much more. $99 MOVEINI OPEN $140,000.No realtors. (313)887· Sharp country trl-Ievel. 4 STRATFORD BRIGHTON. 1974 Atlantic, 2200. bedrooms, 1'1.1baths, family 14x65.2 bedrooms, central air, SOUTH LYON-BETTER FOWLERVILLE.2 fireplaces, 3 room, wood burner. gas heat, VILLA water filter, new roof, 9x10 ft. THAN NEW-Super sharp, bedrooms. huge family room, BEAUTIFUL BRICK brick and cedar, large lot. SUN.,JUNE12 shed. Good location. $8,500. .ustom built. full brick, 3 attached 2 car garage, full RANCH HOME-3 BIRs, $59,895. (H30). (313)231-3404, (313)22NI093. bedroom ranch, family basement. Low $8O's. By 1'h baths. family room (313)227-4800.ASK FOR MILT. 1-5p.m. BRIGHTON. Sylvan Glen, room with natural owner. (51n223-9412. with fireplace, on an acre The Livingston Group. on Wixom Rd. doubl&-wlde mobile home for ~ fireplace, 2'h car garage. FOWLERVILLE. Small house & '.4. All appliances at only MANISTEE,12x162 bedroom sale. (313)227-3788. $89,900. Call Norm Sieb. N. of 1-96 G) - 348-3044 1'h baths. 1st floor laun- for sale by owner on large cor- mobile. Owner. (313)437-9608;:':~~~-....,..,~,...-,...-- COUNTRYEstates, Northville. Northville GOOD Buys dry, In excellent ner lot, close to town. 2 or (616)362-3335.evenings. 1971 Sylan. Freezer, Room to Grow-People and Tomatoes. 1,2 acre neighborhood. $79.900. bedrooms. kitchen, front CENTURY 21 refrigerator. washer. dryer, all Hartford NOVI. PRIVACY WITHIN A with 4 bedroom, 2 bath home. Owner says land "BRING ALL OFFERS". room, bathroom. Stove, SUB. Close to freeways, furniture. Best offer. (313)437- contract o.k. and price reduced to $84.900. Call ASK FOR KEN CLOER. refrigerator, washer and South-West 5970. 0437-4111 schools, and shopping. Four l,:.;~;:"::::::;::""",..---:---,-- now. Century 21 dryer, bedroom set Included. bedrooms. 2'1.1baths, family DARLING CHATEAU Howell. Double Budget Priced: $39,900. 2 bedroom remodeled Hartford $23,900 cash only. (517)223- room with fireplace. deck with Manufactured wide, 24x60, 1,400sq.ft. 3 home on 85x222 lot. City water, and many new Southwest 7148. HOMEBYOWNER superb view. many extras. Homes bedrooms, 2 full baths, kit- features. Florida owner says sell. 437-4111/343-6500 GREGORY5 acres, 4 bedroom Owner. (313)348-8246. • chen appliances, peaked 'Sunny Family Room-2 baths, 3 bedrooms. finish- 471-3556 3 Bedroom brick ranch. 2 car 349-7511 ranch, attached 2 car garage, attached garage. Large fenc- NEW HOME UNDER CON- shingled roof. Bring offers. ed basement. garage and aluminum & brick ex- pool. large patio, red bam, on (517)548-3714. .tiOWELL. By owner. 3 ed cornor lot. Fireplace. 12x16 STRUCTION.South of Howell, BRIGHTON. 1973 Amherst terior are features of this well cared for home- M-36 S84,ooo terms. (313)878- barn, pallo, large trees, 6 miles west of Brighton. FOWLERVILLEmobile home 1039Allen Dr. $68,50~: . bedroom trl-level on 1 acre, 6531 Owner. 12x45with expando. Nice con- 28x40pole barn, close to town. garden. nicely landscaped. In- Fresh painted, 3 bedroom col- and contents Including color G.M. Proving Grounds, (near). dition with privileges on Many extras. $87,900. No cludes washer, dryer, electric onIal, 1'1.1baths, 2 car garage, SOUTH LYON WoodlandLake.(313)886-1875. TV, antique couch and chair. agents. (517)546-7264, 3 bedrooms, 2'1.1baths, family stove, dishwasher. Cssh. new full basement. $49,900 5% Neat aluminum 3 bedroom, end tables and etc. To settle room with wood burning mortgage, land contract, or down. (517)546-9791. gas heat. 2'1.1car garage, BRIGHTONVillage. Excellent eslate. 400 Cedar River Drive, condition 1971 Universal stove, 1440 sq. ft., full base- assumption. $89,500or offers. NORTHVILLE.By owner. At- prepared tor woodburner Lot 112. June 10.12.9:00 am- ASK FOR ment with walk-out. Energy el- $2,500CASH BONUS paid If tractive quad-level, 3 stove. Nice landscaping, 12x60,2 bedroom. appliances 5:00 pm. flclent on 4.5 acres. $81.900. sold to qualified buyer by $44,900.Owner. (313)453-0025. Included. New carpet and CAROL MASON bedrooms, 2'1.1baths, family linoleum. Large shed. nIce FOWLERVILLE.1974Concord ,·neDI . (313)629-43'17. June 15. 454 W. Lake, SOuth room. Hillside lot. Close In. 14xM. Three bedrooms. two Lyon. (313)437-0557for ap- back lot. $9,900or best offer. 348-6430 Shown by appointment. 425 UNADILLA. Double-wide (313)227-3940alter 6 pm. baths. must sell. $8,600or best I.ESIDI.e pointment. EastStreet. (313)349-1525. Marlelle on almost an acre. offer. (517)223-3886. BRIGHTON, Sylvan Glen, One. REAL ESTATE ONE NORTHVILLESChool District, Heated garage, 1840 sq. ft. FOWLERVILLE. 14 x 70 NORTHVILLEI NOVI HOWELL. Mother-in-law Family room. game room. 2 14x70 In family section. OFFtCE Salem TownshIp, 5 acres, can $12,500.Crest. (51~260. Homette, 2 bedroom, air con- home, 4bedroom. 2bath. 2kit- keep horses. 3bedroom ranch baths and more. $49.900. ditioning. Contact Ray or chens, appliances. $49,500, with pool. $125,000.Lend con- REALTY WORLD VANS Diane at McPherson Slate MODEL HOME with 5% down. (517)546-9791. tract terms. By owner. Ap- ~=:::....:=::-(313)227-3455. _ Sales By Triangle Bank.(517)546-3410. HOWELL. Owner desperate, polntment only. (313)349-2692. Mobile Homes HOWELL. 1974 Bonanza, Plnckeny. 1,500square feet, 3 No realtors please. bedrooms. 2 baths, 2 car must sell. 3 bedroom ranch on WHATISTHE 12x65,2 bedrooms, 1'1.1baths, garage, full walk-out base- country acre. $44,900. Earl PiNCKNEY.Hamburg. Newer, central air. Must sell. Makeof- ment. studio ceilings, Kelm Realty, Blenco Corp., 3 bedroom. Rush Lake so- BARGAIN 1975 Bayview, 14x70, fer. (517)548-3887or (517)5.48- fireplace, wood deck. 2 x 6 (517)546-6440. cess. $42,000.,$5,000. down $12,500. 3 bedroom, 2 2016. walls and much more. $59,900. HAMBURG. Energy efficient 3 (negotiable), land contract. BARREL? bath, large pie lot, sh- HOWELL.Beautlful2 bedroom HARTLAND. By owner. 4 Falrwood Subdivision off bedroom ranch with heated (313)878-6728. If you havean Item you wish to ed, refrigerator, stove, Holly Park, $8,900. Crest. bedroom, 2'1.1bath Colonial on Mower Road. Village of PIn- garage, partially finished sell for $25.or less or a group washer, dryer (517)548-3250. 1 plus acre. 8Wlb sImple ckney. Chapperal Homes. basement. Access to Huron PiNCKNEY.3 bedroom home, of Items selling for no more 41411WEST THIRTEEN MILE ••• NOVI than $25.you can now place an HOWELL.double wide, family assumption. $93,500.(313)632-(313)878-6776or (313)878-9430 River chain of all sports lakes. 2'h baths. basement, 2 car 1972 Liberty 24x48, section. $17.500. Crest. ad In the Green Sheet for '1.1 5709. shown by appoIntment only. $89,900. REALTY WORLD garage on 2.5 acres. (313)878- $10,000. 3 bedroom, 1 (5~7)548-3260. The Bassett SChoolhouse Is now a homell VANS(313)227-3455. 5204. price! Ask our ad-taker to bath, stove, Located at Thirteen Mile and Meadowbrook on .6 place a Bargain Barrel ad for HOWELL. neat 2 bedroom. 01 an acre, the InsIde Is completely renovated but refrigerator, washer, $4,000.Crest. (517)548-32ll0. ,...------_ you, (10 words or lesa) and dryer. shed. stili has the hammered tin ceiling In the kit- she will bill you only $2.25. HIGHLAND Greens. Patriot. chen ••• reading and writing In 1900, now a happy • (This special Is offered to 1978, 14x64. 2 bedrooms, home .•• priced at $67,000. homeowners only-sorry, no 1971 Cambridge, 12x69 garden bath, stove, commercial accounts. with 7x12 expando. refrigerator. shed. $11,500or $11,900. 3 bedroom, 1 makeoffer. (313)887~4. bath. central air, stove. 022 Lakefront Houses HIGHLAND.'18 EICona,14x60. refrigerator, large patio 2 bedroom, stove, For Sale BAlK OWIED PROPERTIES 47230 11 Mile awning. shed, new refrigerator, dishwasher. sh- carpet. ed, electric mower. picnic WITH 10 CLOSIIG COSTS ~oYi, MI. 48050 (313) 348-7226 A LOVELYVIEWof table, $10.500. (313)887-3412. BASELINELAKE Located after8p.m. AID EXCELLEIT TERMS South Lyon-2 bedroom condo. Best from the living and dining HIGHLAND GREENS HOWELL 14 x 70 Academy 3 • buy, $42,900_ rooms and a nice easy care bedrooms, 1'1.1 baths, new FOR MORE IIFORMATIOI home with 60 It. of water fron- ESTATES carpeting In living room, tage makes thIs home a 2377 N. Milford Rd. redecorated throughout. Lots CALL 229·2050 delightful starter or retirement 1rnl.·N. of ~.:-59!Hlct'idn~; of closet space. Good Novi-3 bedroom, close to freeway, 112 :::Ie'; . - RESIDENTIAL home. Natural fireplace. clean neighbors. shed. $11,500. / acre, 21/2car garage plus breezeway, gas heat, good storage. ap- (313,887-416': (517)546-8182. Custom built 1800sq. It. ranchon 1acre. 3bedrooms. 2'12 finished basement, fireplace. $69,900. pliances Included$84.000. HOWELLChateau 1980SChult baths. 2car garage, ~ basement. Fireplace. large deck, and very energy ell,c,ent. An Immaculate home in PARKERREALESTATE 14 x 70 3 bedrooms, 1'1.1 ShiawasseeFarmsSub. Hamburg-Waterfront, 2 bedroom, (313)231-3065 ALL new 1982'smust be soldl baths. Must sell. All offers Outstanding country split level home. Beautifully Skyline. 2 bedrooms, com- considered. (517)548-0285. maIntained & landscaped. private lot. Special All wood 2400Sq It B,·Level on 5 acres w,th walkout winterized cottage. $37,900.Will trade. HOWELL.Coon Lake. private pletely furnished. carpeted, HOWELL. 1974 14x65 three sundeck and wine cellar offer a great hlde-a-way set-up, 12x52. $9,995: 14x60. basement. Country IlV,ngWIth3 bedroom. 1Vz baths, 2'12 place. Central air. brick patio. 2 fireplaces. A all sports. 5 bedroom, 2 story. bedroom, new shed, ap- garage. Huge fam,ly room w,th "replace. Spacious and 3 baths, large custom built $12,349; financing available. Walled Lake-2 bedroom, close to lake. "must see." Priced to sell at $82,900.00. pliances, excellent condition, very nice. home, 100 ft. fronlage. Pflce Will consider any reasonable choIce lot. Must sell. (517)548- $25,900. reduced, terms negotiable. offer. West Highland Mobile 4169. Building sItes of over 2 acres. Excellent area Just 3 Homes, 2780 SOuth Hickory Secluded 2400Sq Ft A·Frame w,th Crooked Lake ac- miles from South Lyon. Perfect for horse lovers. (517)546-7172. cess. 3 bedroom, 2 baths. 2 car garage. 2 f,replaces. HIGHLAND, Woodruff Lake, Ridge Road, Milford. (313)685- HOWELL.1701Fairlawn Drive. Novi-3A acre on Grand . River, 3 $20.000 & $22.500. Terms. Paved road. survey & 1959. separate outside sauna, 2 doorwalls w,th patios. Ex- very neat, newly decorated. 3 12x45Amherst mobile home. perc. Set up, furnIshed, ready to cellent lot that is heavily wooded WIth Ponesand Hard- bedroom home plus garage. $59,900. large bedrooms, 50 x 150 lot. woods. A beautiful home. Many nice features, must see BRIGHTON. 12x65, 2 moveIn. (517)548-1486. Zoned for busi.!1ess~ Commercial Investment-South Lyon. 5 Units bedrooms. 1 bath. solar gross $24,900. Ample paved parking. Well main- to appreciate. Asking $58,900 HIGHLAND Greens Estates. Enjoy country IIvongonthis 1300Sq. It brockranchon 13 5 (313)365-7283by appointment heated. Excellent condltlon. 1973 Monarch, 52 x 24, 3 acres, WIth full basement. 3 bedrooms, 1'h baths, 2 car tained property across from city offices. $150,000. (313il29-2256. Super assumption If qualified with only $33,000 only. bedroom, 1'1.1baths, 8 x 16 garage 1920Sq. Ft Pole Barn w,th cement floor. 3 level BRIGHTON, Sylvan Glens. dec:k.aarcon~lllo",ng andall appliances. down. LONG LAKE, Hartland. Year porch with awning. Central air. .. round. want to trade for Comer lot, adult section. 3 stove, refrigerator, garbage NORTHVILLE COMMONS bedroom Marlette. central air, disposal, corner -sInk and 1700 sq. foot ranch on 3 acres with walkout base- Tasteful Nosan-bullt colonial features 3 L _ Duplex.(313)632-7378. ment.3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 car garage, fireplace bedrooms. den, 1st fir. laundry, very attractive .-_--::. ...., LIVINGSTON.Prime lakefront patio. shed. $12,000.(313)229- snack bar, shed. $13,500. 4332. (313)887-3270,(313)887-8199. In living room and all wood exterIor. decor. Great floor plan for entertaining. All of thIs. home, low maintenance. Just pIus attractive LC termsl $118,500. 510 N. Center, Northville: relax and enjoy quiet all sports Nice older two bedroom home with a two bedroom lake. 60 It. front, many quality CLEANUNESS COUNTSI rental on 2nd floor. A real good Investment for only extras, 8% financing. Elmer ThIs Immaculate 2 or 3 bedrm. ranch Is set on large $69,500. Realty,(313)481-1300. picturesque lot In semI-rural area of Novl. Huge PORTAGE Lake. Three living room, family room, formal dining room. 874Yorktown Court, Northville: bedroom ranch. large garage. Energy-efficient woodburnlng stove. $74,900. Two bedroom condo In best area. 2 full baths and 2 Great terms. $79,900.(313)426- half baths. Attached garage. Land contract terms. 2098. (313)189-1415. CONDO-IT'S HEREI $74.800. STRAWBERRY Lakefront DON'T RENT Northvllle-3 bedrooms, 2'h baths. attached home on Huron River Chain of garage. finished basement. fireplace and central 42030Sutters Lane, Northville: alrl All for only $76,900. Lakes. 24x24foot. mint condI- Four bedroom In Northville Commons Sub. Lot tion, 2 bedroom, large family 134x12G-Attached garage-2'h baths. Reduced to room/kitchen area. cedar NORTHVILLE MAILING-oNE OF A KIND $129,900. r Purchase all or part of this lovely 82 acre property wood on outside. 45foot fron- (OR BUY)! tage and about 210foot long. 2 Just west of Northville. Original owner-Four 46815Stratford, Northville: bedrooms quad level home. (with free gas)1 plus decks (front and back). 100 1'h acres wIth this four bedroom home. cathedral foot new dock, furnishings 40x80 heated outbuilding with electricity and ceiling In family room with fire place Beautlful ...UNTIL YOU'VE SEEN THE water. 0lder2 story barn. LC terms. available. No realtors. By ap- landscaping & three decks. Builder's own home. pointment, weekdays. $139.500. NORTHVILLE.:-Qfflce or Light Industrial (313)676-9605.Or weekends. NEW MOBILE HOME LIFESTYLE. 1400 sq. ft •• currently being used as office Ideal for (313)231-3491.$55,000. Dr •• Dentist. Accounting. etc. Across from Nor- 024 Condominiums thville Well. $120.000. For Sale BRIGHTON ranch, Hamilton Farms. 2250 square feet. 2 2OOS.Main bedrooms, 2 full baths up. gas ""'.-wt. ..., fireplace, cathedral beamed Northville '-'" IIU~'YI ceiling. Includes carpetlng, ® 349-1212 drapes and GE kitchen. "'fffi-c=r====m=§:.4;.1 Designer finIshed lower level. family or guest room with SUBURBAN REALTORS 261-1823 walk-out. 3rd full bath, hobby room with wet bar. Cedar closet, tremendous storage and many extras. Private association swimming pool. .--l I By owner. asking $79,500.Pric- L ed $20,000 below appraisal. (313)229-2897. HIGHLANDLAKESCONDO 19543DARTMOUTH $87,900 3 BEDROOMS.2'1.1BATHS OLING TERMSAVAILABLE CALL BETIY KING REAL ESTATE INC. JAMIEJOHNSON ''@. 201 S. Lafayett REALESTATE 1-(313)561~ l~! 437 -2056 NOVI. Country Place. 2 bedroom, 2'1.1baths, bas&- ment. garage, secluded loca- RENTAL IN PLYMOUTH tion, custom decor, excellent GREAT STARTER-You'lI be pleased with the 2 Bedroom ranch With 3rd bedroom In basement. condlllon, $89,900. Intern&- value offered In this Immaculate 3 bedroom ranch, heated garage. Zoned light Industrial. Land con- tlonal Appraisal and In- with garage, on large lot In the City of Northville, tract terms. $44,900 vestments(313)459-0420. Land Contract Terms at $59.450. SOUTH LYON. co-op condo, SANDY BOTTOM WATERFRONT age 50 minimum, 1 bedroom CITY OF NORTHVILLE-Daring 2 bedroom Sears & Newer trllevel on canal, dock. Family room with ranch. finished basement, Come and compare the new easy-living lifestyle at Novi Roebuck home offers formal dining room, screen- fireplace, 2 decks, patio, 2 car garage. A-l screened porch, air. car port, Meadows. Walk thru Global's magnificently decorated ed porch, full basement and 2 car garage. Just shape. $72,000 appliances. $29,900.(313)632· $59,900. 5358. models equipped with a Wide range of features including N~HUDSON~BEDROOMS SOUTH Lyon. Townhouse, built·in dishwashers, real fireplaces, sunken garden tubs PRICE REDUCED for fast sale. Sharp 3 bedroom we maintained home, garage, 1'h baths, large spacious, 2 bedrooms. 1'1.1 split level In desirable Novl sub'offers 2 full baths, lot. $51.900 bsths, walk-out basement. and more. Whether you are seeking an economical, dining room. family room, and 2 car garage. country area, close to town. Assume low Interest Land Contract. Now $70,900. WCH IN ~UTH LYON . Bargain. Land Contract terms attractive place to raise a family or a comfortable, private :redroom~amlly room with Franklin, attached or lease with option, (313)348- and secure home for retirement liVing, Novi Meadows has CITY OF NORTHVILLE-Sharp 3 bedroom colonial garage, lot backs up to farm land. $53,900 3611alter8 p.m. features dining room, family room. 2 fireplaces. the most to offer at the most affordable price. HEYLHOME ON COUNTRY LOT WIXOM. Co-op. By owner. remodeled kitchen. basement and garage. Just One bedroom apartment. $78.800. 3Bedroom bllevel on Vi acre with maturl1 trees, 2 MODELHOURS:Monday thru Thursday 12 to 8 baths, fenced, Anderson wIndows, garage. 10 Finished basement. Adult community, Near IIhopplng Friday by ApPOintment, Saturday Be Sunday 12 to 6 FIRST OFFERING-Custom built 3 bedroom brick year land contract. $85,000 cenlers. $28,000or makeoffer. ranch on lovely 'h acre lot In Meadowbrook Hills No pets. (313)349-1599 or has all the features for comfortable living for only ~BGE RANCH IN ~UNTRY SUB (313)349-4049. $92,000. arge bedrooms.emlly room, fireplace, country kitchen. 2 baths, pallOS, garage, 8 Year land con- 025 Mobile Home. ROVI MEADOWS tract. $92.000 For Sale ON NAPIER (Between 11 and 12 Mile) ~g~UCE~I.QM!AL ON" PLUS ACRES South of Grand River, North of 10 Mile 'EiCeCiiitveomeasbe I.',r~ 6-B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday. June 8. 1983 025 Mobile Homes 025 Mobile Homes 031 Vacant Property 033 Industrial, [ 061 Houses For Rent 061 Houses For Rent 084 Apartments 064 Apartments For Sale For Sale Commercial For Rent For Rent MILFORD. Childs Lake FOR RENT GREGORY, 2 bedroom, possI- HAMBURG. 2 bedroom on one BRIGHTON. Roiling wooded For Sale HIGHLAND Hills, Novl. Sharp Estates. 12x60 Vlndale. 7x14 ble opUon to buy. $250 mon- scre. Walk-out basement. FOWLERVILLE. Small un- HOWELL. Spacious 2 homesite. Ik mile north of 1981 Victorian. Ux70. 7x22 ex- Expando. 12x14 screened In 1-88. BRIGHTON carry-out .... --J thly. (313)498-3296. workshop/garage. lake and furnished apartment, no pets, bedroom units, central air, 1.67 acres. private road. ~I heat and water Included. large pando, 2 bedrooms, 11k baths. porch. Stove. refrlgerstor. air. restaurant. By owner. Will sell _- _ HOWELL. Large 2 bedroom river sccess. Year round. $375 references. deposit. (51n223- $30.000. (313)879-7323 or outdoor pool. GOlden appliances, shed. deck and wssher and shed. Excellent business onlyl Building onlyl 061 home at Dearborn Street. per month. (313)721041892after 9409 evenings. (313)681-2387. Houses For Rent 820 TrIangle. Call (S17)546-1804. more. Excellent reUrement condition. Must see. $13,900. Or business and bulldlngl Call _ good condlUon. S350 a month. 6p.m. FOWLERVILLE. 20 beautiful home. $26.900. (3131476-M93. (313)68.4-0933. Bob for detslls. (517)546-29,15. renter to pay utllUUes and take SOUTH LYON. Restored farm acres. your choice 5, 10. 20. MILFORD. 1979UxS6 SyI,Yan. 2 WHITMORE LAKE. like new care of yard, must have house. Besutlful country set- will sell. Call owner. (313)349- 035 Income Property bedrooms. efficient fireplace. 1981. 2 bedroom, garden tub, ATIENTION references. no security Ung. $525. (313)437-8417 even- 8844 evenIngs. For Sale solar panel. stove. fireplace. $19.900. Crest. deposit. Small 2 bedroom Ings. KENSINGTON PARK APTS. FENTON. west of. 10 ecre HOMEOWNERS refrigerator. shed. Assumable (S17)5.46-3260. apartment at 109 Almon WALLED LAKE. 2212 S. COm- , parcels. roiling. wooded. pay. BRIGHTON. 5 units. on prlvate PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 2 Bedroom Aptso ~ mortgage. Excellent condI- WE bUy good condition mobile lake, 25% partner ahare. FOR behInd Parker Law Office. $210 merce Road. 3 bedroom, 2 , ed road frontage. From $12.000 a month. renter to pay utlllUes. tion. $8.800. (3131685-3803 homes In LiVingston COunty. $7.000. Phone (3131274-6218 SINGLE FAMILY HOME bath ranch. complete kitchen. I up. After 6 p.m. (313)755-4780. Call Kay Vensko at (517)546- from$290 t) evenings. Crest. (S17)5.46-3260. after7 p.m. Accredited Management den. Florida room. fenced FOWLERVILLE. Ten acres of 4864. • WEBBERVILLE. For rent with yard. 2 car with remote, new • Carpet. Appliances roiling mature wooded land, HOWELL. Sharp. well located 0 r g a n I z a t Ion • MILFORD. Clean well- option to buy. 1978 New Moon duplex, each unit two Meadowmanagement Inc. HOWELL. 5 rooms, 2 bedroom carpet throughout, $525 per • Air. Pool Clubhouse has been perked. 2 miles & maintained home on private 12x60 mobile home on back bedrooms and. appliances. (AMO) specllallzes In leasing house In country. 3978 Argen- month. Option available If north of town. $18.500. HEAT INCLUDED lake. 10 minutes from 12 Oaks row lot with 2 car garage. separate utilities. assumable and management of sIngle tine Road. Adults only. no desired. Meadow Manage- Mall, stove, refrlgerator. new (Sm223-9490. pets. (Sm546-4728. ment Inc. Bruce Lloyd 1.96 at Kent Lake Exit. across from Kensington State (S17)521004954. 10%% mortgage. (313122&-2396 family homes. call Bruce Park. 7 minutes from 12 Oaks Mall Sears washer and dryer, built- GREGORY. Pinckney area. or (3131227-e898. Lloyd (3131227004222or (313)851- HOWELL. Mother-In-law (313)851-8070. In china cabinet and buffet. 027 Acreage. Farms Dullon Road off 1.1-38. home. 4 bedroom. 2 bath. 2 kit- J"'~ $8,500. Assumable mortgage. For Sale Beautiful roiling 2.5 acres. 037 Real Estate Wanted 8070. chens. appliances. $475 per 062 Lakefront Houses 437-6794 $3,000 down, $110 month. S2OO. down. $135. per month. -----..,..,..-~-....,--~ month. will consider option to For Rent 1 Bedroom at $239 (313)684-5600. LIVINGSTON County. 52 Agent. (313)557-6404. CASH for your land contact. buy. (517)546-9791. scenic vacant acres. 2~ acres call (S1n546-9400, ask for BRIGHTON. Howell all sports NEW HUDSON 1971 Boanza HOWELL, 7 miles northeast. HIGHLAND, While Lake. M-69 with modern bl-Ievel and Roger. lakefront. 3 bedrooms. $330 mobile home. 12 x 6S with 3~ acres. good ground. and Ormond Road area. 3751 nlore. 125 acre farm with low per month. (313122&-2851. 7 x 14 expando. <."oo town Phone 437·1223 WHITMORE LAKE. double on private pond. prlced $9.000 cellent location. Old U5-23. PINCKNEY. Two bedrooms. bedroom unfurnished apart- FurniShed Apartment;' Available ~ wide. 3 bedroom. 1~ baths, to $15.000. Very liberal terms. blacktop parkIng, showroom, For More Information call: four years old, basement. first ment, Including utilities, no "replace. Nice. $18,900. Crest. These won't last long. parts room and offlce. lloor laundry. Rush l1lke ac- pets. adults preferred. securI- Management by The Beznos Co. (5171548-3260. (3131227-3001.(3131437-9625. (313)227-1021. 229-2050 cess. $395 monthly. $592.SO ty deposit required. (Sm223- deposit. (313)878-6915. 8954. (S1n~9950. DEADLINE IS DEADLINE IS FRIDAY AT FRIDAY AT 3:30 P.M. HOUSEHOLD SERVICE AND BUYERS DIRECTORY 3:30 P.M. Alarm Service Asphalt Brick. Block. Cement Brick. Block. Cement Building & Remodeling Building & Remodeling Carpentry Chimney Cleaning & Electrical Repair ALARM systems. Commer- NINO'S concrete work. WOLMANIZED DECKS OUR CARPENTER. 30 years ex- cial. residentIal. fire. burglar. MICHIGAN ACT NOW basements, floors. porches, Jerry's SPECIALTY. Jim. (3131348- perlence. Remodeling and CHIMNEYS. fireplaces. MASTER ELECTRICIAN A. McCardell. 5486losco Road. Professional brick and block driveways. Trucking. gravel. Construction Coo 2562. repairs, A-1 work at repaired or built new. cleaned. David A. Brandon Webberville. (51n223-3162. work done at low prices. Big Reasonable. Free estimates. reasonable prices. (51n223- Wood stove Installation. State Courteous.dependable ASPHALT DECKS, remodeling, room ad- job or small. Any size repair. (313)878-5001. Commercial & ' 3146. licensed, Insured. Northville (313)349-8205 Aluminum Free estimates. Call J. B. ditions. Call for free COnstruction. Free estimates. (313)349-8164 PAVING YOUNG Building & Excavating Residential estimates. W. Bortelis CARPENTER. repairs. Tree Masonry. (3131229-9446. removal, °all types. (313)346-1036. ALUMINUM siding. trim. gut- Enterprises. Block work. brick Building specializing in. Building Company. (313)227- work. fireplaces and addI- Reasonable. Call Tom NEED a licensed electrician ters. all aluminum repairs. Mel o All areas of Masonary 1041. Driveways, Parking tions. (3131878-0067. (3131876- (3131878-6016. DAVE'S CHIMNEY SWEEP for that small job around the Ola, (313)227-5973. • Rough & Finish C& FCEMENT DECKS. additions. porches. All wood burners and ALUMINUM siding, trim. gut- Lots, etc. 6342. CARPENTER. licensed, will house? If so. please call Carpentry garages. Free planning and fireplaces. A totally clean ters, roollng. Fast service. rough your house addition, (3131229-8044. ALL TYPES OF Building & Remodeling estimates. Licensed. Call operation. Call (Sln546-9773 or free estimates. Experienced. Seal Coating Licensed & Insured dormer and garage. (313)876- Mark, (313)474-8057. home (Sm548-1863. Engine Repair (517)546-4387. CEMENT WORK Free Estimates 3694. "All Work Guaranteed" REMODEliNG. additions. and BASEMENT, HAND ralls and stairs. doors. T.J. Lawn Mower Repair. ex- Free Estimates (517) 548-2409 or repair. Teacher desires BLANCHARD remodeling. roofs. ceiling tile. THE Mad Hatter. Fireplaces, pert service, lowest prlces, GARAGES, CJ&Son weekend and summer work. woodstoves. cleanliness SIDING AND GUTTERS (313) 437-1215 paneling. painting. industrlsl work guaranteed. (3131227- 887-4626 DRIVES, WALKS, Construction Licensed and Insured. guaranteed. Insured, summer Free estimates. licensed. maintenance. (313)363-7933. 2647. " °Roofing (3131437-1194. rates. (Sm546-6358. (313)879-2707. ETC. ADDITIONS. all remodeling. Sonny's Home Improvement. RESIDENTIAL ·Slding new homes. garages. Free Excavating ·Garages estimate. Licensed and In- Guaranteed. free estimates. Clean Up & Hauling SEAMLESS eavetroughs. ADORA (S17)548004482.(S1n546-7509. Carpet Cleaning EXCAVATION: Basements. & COMMERCIAL ·Oecks sured. (3131227-1198. aluminum overhang. roollng, ALL-AROUND clean up and dralnflelds. driveways. A full 30 years experience AAA quality. reasonable ABLE Carpet/Upholstery chimney flashing, repairs. ASPHALT ·Pole Buildings Bulldozing hauling. Residential. commer- service excavator. We offer, prices. All types of home Im- Cleaners. two average size Licensed 30 years. (3131229- ·Sldewalks cial building debris. Ap- experience and quality. SERVICES provements. additions. rooms cleaned. $20. satisfac- 6m. (313)348-2710 • Driveways BAGGETT pliances. light demolition. Aldrich Excavating. (3131876- garages. aluminum siding, tion guaranteed. (3131229-4850. Curt Dixon. Licensed Very negotiable. (3131229-9638. 3703. Appliance Repair PAVING roofing. decks. gutters. kit- EXCAVATING A-1 carpet and upholstering (313)437-8773 CLEAN up, light hauling. PATCHING chen and bath remodeling. We cleaners. Running Spring AMERICAN Septic systems. base- clearing, dozIng. grading: EARL SEAL COATING atter5 p.m. do It all from start to finish. ments. bulldozing. special. Low rates. For more sand. gravel. fill. (313)lSl-4884, Refrigerator Free Estimates (S17)54&6710. EXCAVATING MASONRY gravel. driveway cul- Information call (517)546-5826. (313)624-3634. '0 Troubles? All Work Guaranteed Brick. block. and stone or con- verts, parking lots and 1.1GB Carpet Cleaning, CLEAN up and hauling. light crete work. Licensed. In- residential and commercial. Septic field;,' drain fields. Service Calls John Fleming BURNS AND SONS sewers. demolition. brush and ap- $7 sured. free estimates. Furniture and automobile sewers. basements. land Reg. $14.00 It costs no more pliances. Almost anything. (313)437-5500 NORTHVILLE clearlng;C grading. •••toget QUALITY BUILDER available. Steam extraction. Senior discounts. Low prices. Call Anytime (313)348-6134 driveways. Sand. gravel, first class workmanship REASONABLE PRICES 349-0116, (3131634-0880. (3131634-7328. (313122&-9747. (313)634-5969. topsoil delivery. Perk (517) 546-4503 LEHR FIRST PLACE WINNER of For free estimates on your ad- BULLDOZING and grading, 30 HAULING. Garage and base- tests. ASPHALT PAVING ALL masonary and cement two National Awards. dition, dormer. new home. PROFESSIONAL carpet. fur- D.R. ElectriC. Appliance ser- work expertly done. Porches. years experience, large and ment junk. old furniture. ap- HAMILTON has been garage. roof or siding. call: niture. wall cleaning. Fire and (313)348-7586 vice: refrogerators, freezers. Also ROOFING pallo. drives. brick. block, small dozers. Eldred and pliances. Commercial and satisfying customers smoke, water damage. 2 step microwave ovens. Commercial & Residential. repairs. (3131227-9321. (313)231-1964 Sons. (3131229-6857. residential buliding debris. for over 20 years. cleaning. Service Master of JOE Ralca excavating. dishwashers. ranges. Quallly Work. THE PRICE BULLDOZING. grading. Very reasonable. (3131437- IS RIGHT! Deep Slrenglh BRICK. block. cement work. You deal directly With the Howell. (517)548-45llO. driveway. septic system. Isnd washers and dryers. Large backhoe work, trucking and 7384, (313)3~45. Malerials. FREE ESTIMATE.' ~:;sed and Insured. (S1n223- owner. All work guaran- PROFESSIONAL carpet steam clearing, trucking. gravel. top- parts inventory for do-It- drain lIelds. Young Building & M & B miscellaneous hauling, teed and competitively cleaning, living room and hall. soil. grain and agricultural yourself. Prompt courteous BILL MURPHY Excavating Enterprises. gutter cleaning. lawn mowing. 531·8016 BRICK, block and cemenl priced. $26.95, Includes "SCotchguar- lime. (S1n223-8168. . service. low rates. (S1n546- QUALITY BUILDER (313)878-&42. (313)878-0067. Low rates. (3131ffl1-2408. work. Top quality with • FREE ESTIMATES ding". (3131227004723. LAND clearing, acreage. 4960. 116 West Grand River. CUSTOM HOMES BACKHOE work. bulldOZing. Bands satisfaction guaranteed. Big • Designs TRASH and carry, rubbish. hedge rows and rock plies. By. Howell. Michigan. additions. dormers. garages, grading, septic fields and or small jobs. repairs, • Additions • Kitchens junk, appliances. anything. the acre or by the hour. Open D.J. former radio personality decks. finished carpentry. trucking. (3131229-6155. chimneys. wood stoves. etc. • Porch • Enclosures. Very reasonable rates. Asphalt accepting bookings for parties Carpet Service ditches dug or cleaned out •• call (3131876-9049. etc. HOME REMODELING BULLDOZING-landscaping- (517)546-3788. and dances. SO's - 8O's rock, Culver COnstruction, (51n223- kitchens. bathrooms. private roads. topsoil. sod, CARPET Installed and motown. punk and funk. $1SO BRICK, stone. block work. 3618. (5m223-8289. "- repaired. 25 yeats experience. Drywall "- and up. (313)684-1693Ernest. Chimney repair and cement HAMILTON aluminum siding. roofing. gravel. fill. No job too small. A· TOPSOIL. perk tests. backhoe, work. Good work. Free brick, masonry and foundation 1 Bulldozing. (313)685-1741. (Sm223-3934. LIVE music: Polkas. Rock. Custom DRYWALL. hang finished and work. basemepts. drain fields,. ASPHALT estimates. (517)546-4021. repair • DRAGLINE and bulldozer CARPET, vinyl and tile In- textured. call Jim (S11)546.3634 Ballads. Country. Starting cemenl repair.' clean up and Remodeling Licensed and Insured work. ponds dug to your staller. 18 years experlence. or Frank (517)54&-5389. trucking. (3131437-1115,Dave. . SEALCOATING $200. call "The Chessmen" CONCRETE. Brick, block. Call 559-SS90 •••24 Hours FREE ESTIMATES CALL specIfications. Reasonable Also expert on repairs. call Free Estimates (313)629-0188. COmmercial and residential. DRYWALL hanging and TRENCHING, footings. Block Lakeland, MI. rates. (3131227-2266. (3131878-8404 Also do footings. Ingratta & Bob. (3131231-3951or (313)887- finishing, texturIng and and cement work. Licensed (313)994-4309 Son, (S17)546-5816. ADDITIONS. remodeling, kit· (3131231·1219 DRIVEWAYS. septic systems. 7811. repaIrs, 25 years experience. and Insured. (Sm223-8118. Brick. Block. Cement CONCRETE work. Block foun- chens. basements. new bulldozing and backhoe work. free estimates. Call Len dations, garages. porches. homes. Licensed builder. Call Sand, gravel and topsoil. (313122&-7350. Fencing ALLCEMENT& Radio dispatched trucks. Catering driveways. walks, patios. Richard Krause (3131229-6155. CALL LIVINGSTON Plastering/- MASONRY T.T.&G Excavating. (SmS4&- CUSTOM farm gates and weld- basement floors. pole barns. STEVE BALDRIDGE GUADUATIONS and Wed- Texture COntractors. Repairs. SPECIALIZING Custom 3148. ed steel fence sections made Repairs. Res·I.. Comm·l. repair work. call Pyramid. at dings. All Home cooking. remodeling. customizIng, pro- to order. (313)624-9131. ROGER FOSS & DRIVEWAY gravel, sand and Porches, drives. walks. (3131227-&89. (Sm223-9117. fessional quality. (3131227- fill dirt. septic systems (new FRONTIER COnstruction and patIos, footings, etc. 20 CONCRETE driveways, COMPANY CENTURY HOMES. INC. H • H catering. All types par- 7325. W/V and repalrsl, bulldozing and Fence COmpany. Fences of all yrs. expo Licensed. In- garages, basements. etc. ties up to 100 people. call for M. B. Drywall. Quality work. backhoe work. Culver COn- types. chain link and custom sured. Free Est. 313-346- Quality workmanship. free for free estimates. design complete menu. (313)685-2333 Free estimates. Reasonable ASPHALT • Remodeling/Repair struction. (517)223-3618. Wood. COntracted work, com- 0066.313-532-1302. estimates. (S1n546-n&4. assistance, & low cost quality or (313)832-«128. rates. (313)832-5699. • New Homes construction on additions & (Sm223-8289. mercial and residential. In-. PAVING CEMENT. BRICK AND • Additions/Garages NEW Covenant Drywall, surance work also done. ... MALCOLM DEDES new homes. POND dredging and develop- BLOCK. All types of mansonry • Basements residential to repairs. And tex- Licensed and Insured.- Cern mercial-Resid anUal CEMENT MASONRY ment. Turn swamp areas Into CeramIc Tile and repairs. New construction • Kitchens/Baths (313)229-7522 turing. (3131229-9352, (S1n546- (3131227-1480. - CONTRACTOR useful Irrigation or decorative and additions. Professional ROGER FOSS ALL ceramIc tile expertly 4843. 684·1676 ponds. Equipped for fast effI- work at low rates. (313)346- L1censedllnsured CALL Art Starr. Custom done. New and repair. Licens- Licensed and Insured. cient work. Ron Sweet. TOM T. Drywall. new and WOOD FENCES MILFORD 0213. remodeling. addition. repairs. ed. (3131227-7754. (3131474- High quality at a fair price. (313)437-1194 (313)437-1727. remodeling. Smooth, spray or J & L Masonry and cement 01 will be glad to show you (313)876-5127. 0008. texture. call (S1n546-1945. 313-878-3740 887·3240 (313)437·9897 POND Dredging, wide track Inc. all types of masonry, new my work. References HIGHLAND (313)349-5116 bulldozing. Fast and efficient. and repair. Free estimate. g!ven. FREE ESTIMATES Driveways. Parking Lots Mike Vallie licensed builder • call Doug for free estimates. • Tenms Courts (3131229-4316. We specialize In complete (3131455-487ll days. (3131781- LEONARD Masonry. QUALITY 8053 evenings. Specializing. fireplaces, por- REMODELING home weatherization. New Flbergla" or $2 -..... ches. chimneys. Reasonable construction remodeling. TRENCHING 4 Inch thru 12 A,phal'Shingl., 430 ~ .•.. STORM WINDOWS & DOORS Complete building and re- Senior citizen discounts. Inch footings. electrlcal and ...... ","", ''''K'' ~ price. Free estimates. l.K.O'SNo.2 $1995 11 ... _ .. ' ...... , ,~.,.. (3131349-8844. modeling service. Rough (3131437·2109.(3131229-8083. waterlines. (Sm223-9818 or Shlnglel Sq.~;o,;;.~ ;:::r-;....: A"orlod Sid,ng $39 " MANUFACTURERS " (517)548-2117. 95 and finish carpentry. Kit- KITCHEN remodeling. Roofing $1080 - --::§: _and, and dO_I, ..... chens and basements our cabinets and countertops. Felt PaIMr .... oU • SoH'1 Mal.rial No 1 LAKES RESTORATION Carpet Cleaning $3695 • Prime Replacements specially. References. Tom Nelson. 18 years' experience r.~~:~~'j,ingl.' $592.5.. ~11fln':!J foryourov.,hong •• .. ... Porch and chimney repairs (313)832-5135. • Storm Windows & Doors Inside & Out Free estimates CARPENTRY' work by Ivel CElOTEX lJitII' I. II Pf~ s·x Gull.r ' C and rebuilds. Concrete pat· LICENSED builder. In $6500 55 Licensed Farmer. good work, Dlmen'ional ..... •.. 1 '.p ".10•• .., aoa.labl. ,pec,al c ...... • Patio Storms chlng, tuckpolntlng and all business 12 years. All types of Oft ,..,,", mo••not. H., . reasonable prlces. (3131231- corty a (ompf.'. fm. of ma'.nal. Hunter DougI- masonry repairs. Caulking, JERRY'S modernization. additions, con- 1883, W. ".I,n, .n "... • Porch Enclosures cleaning. waterproofing. cell crete work. driveways, por- pr.,."u," ,"ing"" SI.rro. "" "' ..... hown a.. II - REPAIR AND T,...b.,I,no. Dnnen,ional, •• 1(. an" ,a •.., (313_2428. ches. patios. wooden decks. COMPLETE HOME MODER- ''''h ding Avallahl. • Circle Top Doors & Windows MODERNIZATION NIZATION. Additions, decks, Free estimates. All work "LET US SERVICE YOUR ROORNG AND SIDING NEEDS" (313)437-6900 guaranteed. Skilled craft- gullers. concrete, repairs. Jim • Glass & Screen Repair (313)346-2582. MASONRY BY AlterS p.m. sman. Lowest prices. (313)885- G.GARRETT 9244. (313142709488. CARPENTRY, all types. Decks, basements. roofs. Lee Wholesale Supply ALADDIN ALUMINUM PRODUCTS Residential and commercial. COMPLETE kllchen remodel- LICENSED builder. FREE Brick, block. nalural stone. Ing, formlca face your old ESTIMATES. All types drywall. No job too smali. (313)685-7992. .. 25806 Novi Rd .. Novi . Rumford fireplaces. Quality cabinets, custom counter remodeling. Garages, decks, BUY .55965Grand River- New Hudson We , . d , craltsman, reasonable prices. tops, basement rec rooms. additions, pipe and duct In- DECKS by Allbright. any size, Now an Accept (3131887004923. any finish wood-working. Jack sulating. Ed (313)898-3887. any style. (313)887-1435. " 349-7520 . Larry (313)887·2326. (517)54800678. SAVE! 437-6044 or 437-6054 Strachan, (313)824-2414. =~ f.< I - Wednesday, June 8, 1983-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-7-B 084 Apartments 065 Duplexes For Rent 074 LIving Quarters 080 Office Space 064 Apartments 064 Apartments 064 Apartments 064 Apartments 064 Apartments For Rent To Share For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent HOWELL 1 bedroom conve- .------WEBBERVtLLE. Two nient to downtown, appliances BRIGHTON. Deluxe office HARTLAND, close to U5-23, 2 GRAND PLAZA LEXINGTON MANOR bedroom, upstairs apartment, Included. No pets. $250 plus space or mercantile use, corn- THE GLENS bedrooms, carpeted, new ap- BRIGHTON. Looking for HOWELL 1 BEDROOM FROM $245 $260. First months rent, plus deposit. (313)229-8832 after pletely remodeled up to 3200 pliances, deposit. Adults APARTMENTS female to share home. $180 $300, 2 BEDROOM FROM $295 $200 security deposit. (517)223- 5 p.m. SQ. ft., Grand River at Main preferred, no pets. Call 8 p.m. PINE TREE monthly. (313)229-6208. IN HOWELL Includes heat, pool and 9511, for appointment. Street. Best lease rate In (313)632-5335. carpeting. Senior discounts. HOWELL. Roommate wanted, APARTMENTS WALLED LAKE. 1 bedroom Brighton. (313)229-2981. HOWELL. Near downtown, 3 1 MONTH FREE RENT $150 month, 'h utilities. Large 1 • 2 bedrooms, from unfurnished apartment on BRIGHTON. Office space, rooms. (517)223-9587 after BRIGHTON,229-7861 (517)546-4234. Rentals from $274. In- $256, Includes heat, ap- beautllul Walled Lake. available Immediately, 127 8 p.m. cludes heat, water, carpet, pliances, security doors, no (313)624-0377. West St.Paul. (313)227~. HOWELL, Hartland. One drapes, range, refriger- pets. 90 days to pay security LAKELAND. 2 bedroom, $215 BRIGHTON. Versatile upstairs bedroom. $185 plus S50 utility. deposit If quail lied. per month, flrat and last, $100 065 Duplexes For Rent ator, garbage disposal, office space, excellent loca- (517)548-3523. (517)546-7860 security. (313)231·1491 alter tion. $395 for 1,200 SQ.fI., or clubhouse and pool. No 6 pm. BRIGHTON. Two bedrooms, appliances, air, carport. nice Willing to subdivide. In- pets. Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. NORTHVILLE area. 2 bedroom terested parties can call Bar- FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY HOWELL. We have Just what yard, no pets. $320 monthly, Closed Tuesday. apartment available. $385 per bara Muller, (313)227-1541. • you've been looking for. $320 security, one year lease, PINCKNEY. 2 bedroom unit, month Including heat. One HAMBURG. Roommate (517)546-m3 Spacious, luxury 1 or 2 taking applications. (313)538- $280 a month plus security BRIGHTON, Michigan, 900 year lease. Please call wanted to share deluxe 1 MONTH FREE RENT bedroom apartments with 9215. deposit. (313)878-9639 after SQ.ft. total, can be split, ex- HOWELL. Downtown area, ef· (313)348-2640. mobile home, own bath, laun- microwave ovens, BRIGHTON,l bedroom duplex 5 p.m. or (313)591-1179. dry facilities. $125. (313)231- cellent location, convenient flclency apartment, $55 a NORTHVILLE, Novl. One dishwashers, car ports and close to town. Appliances, parking, Immediate occupan- PONTRAIL APARTMENTS week, security deposit re- bedroom, Jleat and appliances 067 Rooms For Rent 1268. much more. Only at Quail very clean, private, heat and cy. (3131229-5550. quired, no pets. (517)548-1234 lncludlng washer and dryer, RELIABLE male to share Creek Apartments. Call electrle furnished. Equipped HARTLAND. Office space In South Lyon on Pontiac Trail afterll p.m. (517)548-3733 for an appoint· adults. references. No pets. CITY of Howell. House home In country. Wooded laundry, $275. (313)229-4014. privileges. Call (517)546-8291 acreage with lake, $125 rent, available. Give us a call, see HIGHLAND, $225. One menttoday. $295 per mOllth plus security. 6 how cheap. Downtown. betw~en 10& 11 Mile Rds. BRIGHTON. 2 bedroom for details. 'h utilities. (517)546-0628 after bedroom Includes appliances HOWELL. HOLLY HILLS months lease. (313)349-1173. (313)632-7111. duplex, nice yard, lake HOWELL area. Housemate 5 pm. and heat, across from APARTMENTS, 1 and 2 SOUTH YON, WIlliamsburg CABLE TV AVAILABLE privileges, new carpeting, wanted to share large country HOWELL. Downtown. Office grocery, near Ormond and M- bedrooms, modern units, $250 Village apartments now ao- laundry hook·up, 5350. home, 1 mile from town. or retail space. 800 or 1800 59. (3131873-9788. up. Fully equipped Including ceptlng appllcalons for 1 and 2 Rent from $270 per month (313)227-1613,(3131227-3036. Prefer working single, SQuare feet. (517)548-6623. HIGHLAND, $185. Efficiency ch,bhouse and swimming. bedroom apartments. $280 and 25-35. $180 per month Includes HOWELL. INCREDIBLE apartment Includes ap- (517)546-9m. up, heat Included. (313)437- BRIGHTON. 2 bedrooms, 076 Industrial, • HEAT INCLUDED range, refrigerator, private utilities. (517)548-3260. RATES ON OFFICE SPACE. pliances and heat. Across HOWELL, Harold Apartments. 6637. Commertcal For Rent Spacious 1 & 2 bedroom units available with cen- basement, washer, dryer, HOWELL. Sleeping room, fur· (517)548-2020. from grocery near Ormond 727 and East Sibley, newly SOUTH Lyon. 1 bedroom near tral air, carpeting, all electric kitchen, clubhouse 739 garage. References. Available NORTHVILLE. Excellent Doc- and M-69. (313)873-9788. decorated, nice area. (313)349- town. Includes stove, nlshed, $35 weekly, utilities In- and pool. July 1. $325 monthly. Adults tor, Law, or CPA office for HARTLAND, Howell. Efficien- refrigerator, heat. $235. cluded. (517)546-7054. 5202. preferred. No pets. (517)546- lease. IBM computer and word 437-3303 cy for single. $165 plus heat. (313)455-1487. BRIGHTON,l unit left at 1200 HOWELL. Two bedroom apart- 8560. 069 Condominiums. sq. It. Woodland Plaza, processer a"allable. (313)348- (517)548-3523. WHITMORE Lake, East Shore ments across from McPher· BRIGHTON. Quiet single or Townhouses (3131227-4604or (313)632-5482. 1270. son Hospital. Stove, Apartments, spacious 2 couple preferred for this 1 For Rent PLYMOUTH, Old Village. 300 refrigerator, carpeting, air bedroom units from $285 and BRIGHTON. For lease approx- bedroom apartment with lake SQuare feet, $250 month, 350 conditioning, some with heat up. Call Ann Arbor·Trust Corn- Imately 1000 SQuare foot, privileges only 100 feet away, BRIGHTON. Want a lake In SQuare feet, $300 month. In- Included. (5tn546-3396. pany Realtors, (313)769-2800. your back yard? Rent a condo. located 2'A miles from Mall on scenic surroundings. $250 a Grand River. Zoned for small cludes all utilities. Other WEBBERVILLE apartment, 2 bedroom, all appliances, ful- HOWELL. 234 S. National. 3 month. (313)665-2838 afler business or office. $350 mon- space available. International room apartment, gas heat, $100 rebate, 2 bedroom, ap- ly carpeted, carport Included, 6:30 p.m. thly. (313)227-4943. Appraisal and Investments pliances. carpeting, garage. minutes from X-way and shop- utilities Included. $110 every BRIGHTON, upstairs 2 (313)45~20. two weeks. (3131437-&23. (517)521-3323,(313)553-3471. ping. $300. (313)661·1975. BRIGHTON, 2400 SQuare foot, bedroom. $350 per month, 1 1200 deluxe office, with 1200 WE have 2 suites available in •• SOUTH Lyon. Beautiful year lease, l:ecurlty. Includes our office building at 2418 East townhouse, spacious, walk- leet warehouse. Overhead heat, electric, grass cutting, door. (313)227-9973. Grand River, corner of Chilson trash removal. (517)546-7937 out basement, country area, Road, Howell. We will make HIGHLAND Township. For after3 p.m. close to town, lease. $410 per you a good deal! Akin-Akin, \ rent In light Industrial area. "Quality living you deserve ... month. (3131348-3611 after Inc. (517)546-4610, ask for FOWLERVILLE. 2 bedroom, 1000 SQuare foot shop area. 6:00 pm. Janetlvey. at prices you desire" appliances, corner lot. $350. 3,200 SQuare foot shop area (313)229-8349. (3131227-2682. 070 Mobile Homes and offices. 16,000 SQuare feet FOWLERVILLE. One For Rent to be available In 3 months, "Brighton" your lifestyle Lakepointe Apartments bedroom, living room, bath looking lor tenants now. 082 Vacation Rentals in a luxurious 1 or 2 8677 Vickie Lynn and kitchen. $265 per month. BRIGHTON area mobile home (313)887·1648. for rent. Furnished, 2 . Bedroom Apartment 1Iz mile south of 1·96 (517)54608020, after 5:00 pm HOWELL, central business GAYLORD area. Lakefront Nl'SUed among Ihe roiling htlls and bedrooms, boat dock, Chalet, sleeps 14, completely Grand River exit (517)546-7088. district. Fine location for retail allract1ve counlryslde of Ii,slone NorthVille. available Immediately, $235 furnished. Golf, tennis. $250 .; HOWELL. Beautiful lwo or for profosslonal offices. A quaint Village almosphere which combines per month, $235 security per week. (313)349-3129. ::Ir; 8225 Resident Manager: bedroom with lots of room and Corner lot with private parking sutiurban convemence Wllh downtown avatlabillt)· deposit. Call (517)546-7941 privacy, carpeted, fUll base- for 6 and plenty of public park- INTERMEDIATE Lake. Torch Joyce Rosbury alter 5:30 pm. Centrally located to Detroit, SPACIOUS.IIORM.-1J6 Sq. Fl. ment, appliances. $310 month. Ing. 2600 SQuare feet or will Lake Area. S modern 2-3 CALL: 229-8277 211DRM -1015 .. 1070 Sq F. bedroom scenic lakefront Ann Arbor. Flint & lansing. (313)391-1474. 072 Mobile Home Sites split. 120 North Michigan 3I1DRM-l:t16Sq F. clean log cottages. Six con- A world of recreation in your HOWELL. Pleasant View Avenue. (517)546·9228 or For Rent necling lakes offer panflsh to backyard • Kensington Park. Monday-Friday Abundanl siorag" and CIOHt Spat'l.'· Prival" Entrant" Estates, 2 bedroom, fully (517)546-3538. aubhou~ ..nd Firnidf' Loun~ • Pool· Tf'nnis Courts Muskles. Safe sandy bottom, Brighton Ski lodge. golf carpeted, stove. refrigerator. FOWLERVILLE. Choice lot IN Walled Lake, 15,000 to 9:00 Sauna· Hl.'liinduded. rafts for swimming. $195-$210 t05 Washer, dryer hook·up. available, Cedar River Park. 20,000 SQ. ft. Manufacturing courses. camping, and much week InclUding boat. (313)732- more. Only walking distance Saturday Garden space available. (517)223-8500. or warehouse space. Zoned Innsbrook Apartments M-l. Part of existing plant. 1732, (3131766-6627, (616)544- to Downtown Brighton 11to 3 by appointment (517)546-6613. MILFORD. A few large modern 8014. I Y. Mdl.'5 WI.'5I of 1·275 on 7 MIl" Road HAMBURG. Buck Lake lots are available. Rents start 18 ft. ceilings, steel sup- Shopping Centers. Plus, a MINI-motorhome, sleeps four. Mani)ged by: Open dally 10a m .~ pm. Sal ·Sun 12-6r m privileges, private drive, one as low as $81. 3 months free ported throughout. Truck - rail quality school system. $329 weekly, no mileage Woodbury MaDagemeDt. IDC. 349-8410 bedroom apartment. (313)231- rent to help you move • access. 4,000 amps available. charged. (517)223-9267. • 9296. (313)685-1959. Offices. (313)669-4211. HOUSEHOLD SERVICE AND BUYERS DIRECTORY . TV & RadIo Repair PaInting & Decorating Photography Roofing & Siding Roofing & Siding FencIng landscaping Landscaping landscaping ROOFING team. any style FREE estimates on color TV 1)'.----- LARGE shade trees, PHOTOGRAPHER doing wad- A-l FencIng. Farm, chain link, A-l Lawn Care. Dependable PAINTING shingle, any repair. Free repair, in shop. (313)227-7811. reasonable price. Tree dings and portraits for a wire, privacy, custom, cedar college student experienced estimate. Fast service. Colortlme TV, 9990 E. Grand transplanting. Call NorMar, Interior-Exterior reasonable price. (313)873- posts. Hardwood fence In all area of lawn Reasonable. (517)548-3841. River, Bnghton. (313)349-3122or (3131437-1202. WALLPAPERING 5855. boards. Post hole digging. maintenance. Resldenlial and i' ....~ ....- c0l'i!!"erclal. (313)437-8259. LANDSCAPE. Lawn mowing. WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY by Materials and installation Reasonable Rates ROOFING & REPAIRS Call for free estimates. Studio 5. We also take YOUR Upholstery available. Call for free .~ Call Lou PERSONALLY DONE Baker's Landscape. (313)434- PORTRAIT In your home or estimates. (313)426-2130. Landscape *SPECIAL* FREE EST.lGUARANTEE 4671. (313)349-1558 outdoors. For preview call, EXPERT ROOFtNG CALL Smiths. All work WOLVERINE Fence Co. Free Supplies 7 yds. Top Soil (313)227-2216. ' (OLD AND NEW) BOB (517)548-3378 GUARANTEED! Labor starts estimates. Residential and at; Sofas, $150. Chairs, $75. • Washed Sand LAWN MOWING, dethatchlng. SHINGLES commercial. (313)624-9880after $55.00 Plano Tuning T.D. Bjorllng and Company. Cushions, $15. Check low • Crushed Stone trimming, sprlnll clean ups. BUILT UP 3p.m. Contact Tom Stlener. Roollng and sheet metal. drapery prices. (313)56100992. • Cobblestone 7 yd •• Fill Dirt lawn mowing. Reasonable. PIANO tuning. Any day, some HOT ASPHALT PAINTING Shingles, flat roofs, tear-offs, HAINES Upholstery. Quality .Woodchips 842.00 FOTIS LANDSCAPING, since evenings. Reasonable rates. RUBBER BASE Furniture Refinishing INTERIOR-EXTERIOR repairs. Reasonable, licensed upholstering by a skilled craft· • Washed Stone _ Also Delivering: 1954. Call George SCOtt, (313)685- All Types Masonry • Dolomite WALLPAPERING and Insured. South Lyon and sman, low economical prices. CHECK our prices and work Peat· Fill Dirt 80934:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Dan (313) 437-1174 BY Call area. (313)437-9381,Terry. wide selection. Free In-home first. 5 years of satisfied • Boulders Woodchlps • Bark (313)348-0733 customers. Horner's Fur· • Shredded Bark Plaslerlng estimates, pick up and Sand. Gravel. Stone FRANK MURRAY delivery. (313)887·9223. nlture Stripping, 2 miles west Anyauantity -(:( Sawmlll • • 7 day delivery Neatness & Quality LIVINGSTON Plastering/- CRANE of Hell. (313)873-9117. Ton • Yard· Bushel Work Guaranteed CUSTOM sawing. Your logs or SERRA'S Interiors & LAWN MOWING Texture Contractors. Repairs, Upholstery, 116 N. Lafayette, FURNITURE stripping by Wholesale • Retail MickWhite 25 yrs. Experience remodeling, customizing, pro- ours. Munro's Sawmill Pickup or Delivered ROOFING South Lyon. (313)437·2838. hand. Call Jim. (517)546-7784. Trucking Co. POWER RAKING Free Estimates with fessional quality. (313)227- (313)349-2359, Novl. No Obligation and (517)54&-8875. Thomson's Pit 348-3150 (313)878-3740 7325. FURNITURE repair and 313-437-5288 Sheet Septic Tank ServIce Wallpapering restoration. (517)546-4995. 48399 w. 7 Mile, Northville Plumbing LARGE, small lawns mowed, Metal between Beck & Ridge Rds ASK us about CCLS enzyme WALLPAPERING BLUEGRASS reasonable rates. free Handyman for slow and failing lIelds. Experienced professlor-al, 349-1350 • 349-4400 estimates. (313)685-1035. PLUMBING LAWN SUPPLIES Septic repairs our specialty. 'tUnlon trained, full·tlme. All around handyman, thirty A-l Quality work at sane LAND leveling, sodding and ~ 25 years experience. Licensed Starting $7.50 per roll. years experience In home Cutting SOD prices. Jack's Painting, 12 Repair-Replacement seeding, private drives and Shingles, and bonded. Eldred and Sons. Satisfaction guaranteed. pickUp or del. years experience. (313)231- \ ~ I • repairs. Plumbing, electrical, roads graded, brush hog and Modernization Built-up (313)229-6857. • r. " MARK carpentry, painting. Call Green Valley rototliling. (313)227·7562 call 2Sn. Electric Sewer Cleaning y, Mon.-Sat. 8-5 One-ply THE PAPERHANGER Richard, (517)548-3092. alter3 p.m. ARTISTIC Palnling. Painting, LONG systems DON the handyman. Elec- Farm LAWN mowing, sod laying, texturing, commercial, ,, (313)437-9650 51825 W. 8 Mile trical. plumbing, carpentry. No residential. experienced In PLUMBING Northville grading, weed cutting, power job too small. (313)231-3647. raking, back hoe work. top quality work. Call Wayne AND NORTHVILLE Field for free estimate. EXPERIENCED Handyman. SOD (313)349-1755. FANCY BATH 349-5582 Wall Washing Home repairs. painting, yard Blue Grass Blend (313)685-8418. LAWN mowing service, acres BOUTIQUE work, decks, custom remodel- or lots, free estimates. B&FPalnling PROFESSIONAL wall washing DELIVERY & INSTALLATIOr- TOPSOIL Ing. Free estimates. Satisfac- (517)546-5794after5 p.m. "Another fine Jobl" Interior. Serving the area • no streaks. Also Interior, ex- tion guaranteed. Call Ron Or U·Plckup 12 Mlle& ·SCreened-unscreened exterior painting, patching, since 1949 terior painting, carpet and fur- Milford Rd. in New Hudson SOD delivered and Installed. (313)227-2859. • Peat-mixed soli and window washing. Free 190 E. Main Street nltu'e cleaning. Reasonable, ·GardenSoll Also lawn mowing and HANDYMAN. Painting, estimates. (313)484-3030. Northville-349-0373 work guaranteed. 18 years ex- 'WoodChlps cleanup. (313)437-7384, drywall, carpentry, paneling perience. Free estimates ·Shredded Bark (313)3~145. (517)223-7334. ' and home repairs. Free 437-2212 BARNS SPRAYED JOURNEYMAN plumber, no 'Sand (all types) SHREDDED black dirt, topsoil, • estimates. Call Loren. all types painting. Plaster and job too small, plus sewer 'Crushed Stone peat moss, sand, gravel. Rod (313)349-2246.If no answer, call drywall repair. Jim Lockhart. cleaning. Call George, 'Landscape Boulders Raether, (511)546-4498. Water Weed Control oofore 88m or after 5:30pm. (313)349-8441,(313)fil9-9723. (511)546-4090. 1 to 100 Yards SPRING clean up, leaves rak- PLUMBING. New homes, RENT our lake week cutter. HANDYMAN. Homelmproye- TOPSOIL 7 Days DellYery ed, flower beds weeded. EXPERIENCED painter, in- repairs, remodeling. Licens- $125 per day. (313)227·7258 or ment, carpenter work, pain- Branches trimmed,.rototllllng Screened or Shredded terior and exterior,very cheap ed, quality work at fair prices. (313)227-6832. ting. Call Gary 12 noon to 349·0116 for gardens. GRASS CUT- also Garden Soli prices, very good work. (517)546-8707,(517)223-3146. 9 p.m. (313)437-6808. BRIGHTON Nursery, Inc. TING, offices, homes. Land- (313)471·7928. HANDYMAN, grass cutting, • Homeowners 10040East Grand River, across scaping. ornamental trees, Pole Buildings Welding ditch digging, most any odd • Landscapers from State Police Post. shrubs planted, trimmed. FOR the finest In professional Tree service job. (313)629-5592. (313)227-4171. Check with us Flower beds built, grass painting service, commercial NORTHERN Pole Buildings, ON site welding service, farm • Prompt Delivery or residential, new construo- HANDYMAN. Quality work at before you have landscaping seeding and sodding. Free agricultural, commercial, In- ARROW Tree Experts. Profes- and heavy equipment, lion or re-do. Also wallpaper- reasonable rates. Skill with In Business 31 Years done. We can give you profes- estimates and bid pricing. dustrial, horse barns, stalls sional lree and stump miscellaneous welding. ing, drywall,\ and plaster hands In home repair, sional and personalized ser· Residential, commercial. and arenas. Call collect 1· removal. Same day service. (517)223-3956. repairs, cabinet and wood remodeling and construction. JACK ANGLIN vice at affordable prices. Free (3131887-5991.Ask for Ken. (517)482-3382. Licensed, Insured. (313)437- refinishing and sprayed • Prompt and courteous. estimates. Open seven days a SHREDDED bark. railroad ties. 4335. finishes. Insured and Well Drilling (517)546-3162Jim. Northwest Area 474-1040 week. Rod Raether, (517)546-4498. I POLE BUILDINGS ED'S Tree Service. 20 years references. 15 years ex- Bob Smithers, Stockbridge, experience, reasonable rates, HANDYMAN. Ceramic tile to Novl Area 349-2195 BLACK top soli, shredded SOD from Reding's Sod Farm. perience. Call Mike Gregory, ISAAC Well Drilling and (517)851-8479. Authorized Wick free estimates. (517)546-1390. remodeling. No lob too small. bark, crushed stone, mason Installed and delivered. Also, (313)887-6245. Repair. 2, 4, and 6 Inch wells. sand, fill sand, fill dirt, pea Dealer. SMALL evergreen trees for 24 hour emergency service. (517)54S-2346. resodding and patch work. B&HRooFING WHOLESALE stone, backhoe work. (313)229- HIGHLAND Painting. Free sale. Botanical Evaluations (313)873-9965. (313)437·7256or (313)475-7426. estimates. Low, low prices. ------NEW WORK, REROOFS, . Home Maintenance 6935. Tree Enterprises. (313)449- TOPSOIL TOPSOIL, sand, gravel, loader Please call (313)887-11101. Pool Service TEAROFFS, REPAIRS. B&C Lawn Maintenance II. work, some grading. Bill Ladd. 6147. HELP employ unemployed Loaded or Del. LICENSED, INSURED ROBERTS Shredded or Residential, commercial, (517)223-8920. SWIMMING pool water. Paul FREE ESTIMATES TREE trimming and removal. COMPANY workers. Wanted small home cleanups, complete landscap- Free estimate. Phone days or Unshredded WEED mowing with brush Stevenson,1-(517)456-7812. BRIGHTON 231-3350 4 Inch water system to 50 ft, maintenance lobs. Plumbing, Ing. (313)437-4059. evenings, (517)54&-3419. electric, carpentry, painting. hog, lots or acres. Free complete, $1,700. 2 Inch well DRIVEWAY gravel and stone. Roofing & Siding Reasonable rates. (313)449- Mon.-Sat.8-5 eslimates. Call (313)231-3al4. ROOFING. New or tear-off. TREE trimming and stump repalr,1 day service. Fill sand, topsoil. Gene Cash removal, insured. (517)546- 4220, (3131227-4270. 'A MI. S of6 Mile or (313)227-3398. Siding, storms and additions. same day repair work 'A MI. W of Newburgh sand & Gravel. (313)437-3104. Licensed and Insured. Free 3810, (313)437·2270. (313)437·7502 Locksmith ASPEN ROOFING estimates, references. (313)878-5a64 • landscaping Residential, commercial. All 464-2080-464-2081 (313)227-1168. DEADBOLT locks Installed. exterior repair work. 1 ply rub- Trucking Locks rekeyed and repaired. ROOFING. ExperIenced, AEROSCAPE Landscaping. HAWTHORNE ber systems, roof Keys made after 5:30 p.m. reasonable, guaranteed. FILL sand or Clay, $1 per yard, H.E. EDWARDS Design, sod and seeding ser- PAINTING. Interior, extArlor. replacements. Gutters Window Washing (313)437-()993. Licensed. Call after 5 p.m., piUS delivery. (51~. vice, decks, seawalls, retain- LANDSCAPE J Residential and commercial. repaired and replaced. Senior (313)227-3328. SAND and gravel, top dirt, RESIDENTIAL, commercIal, 20 LANDSCAPING Ing walls, wood fences, lawn Custom design, licensed. Professional work at low citizen discount and free Moving and Storage crushed stone, etc. Low years experience, references. maintenance, de-thatching, Free estimates. (313)99S-609l1. rates. (313)34&-0213. estimate. (517)548-7385, REASONABLE roofing, free (517)54&-4540.All work Insured estimates, licensed, Insured, prices. SenIor discounts. Free estimate. Call Steve SOD spring cleanups. Insured, Iree DOWNS Moving Company. PAINTING. Interior and ex· and guaranteed. guaranteed. (313)665-3548. (313)229-9747. (313)437-8514. ' Pick-up or Delivered estimate. (313)873-3740. Local, statewide. Pianos. terior, 15 years experience, Installed KRAGER Trucking, black dirt, Reasonable, Independent. free estimates. Work topsoil, aggregates, (313)422-2268.(313)227-4568. guaranteed. Dave (313)632- I----··-··-·-· ...... ··...... -...... ·...... -··....·, driveways, grading and small 7525. OUTGROWN HYDROSEEDING ponds. (517l5*488O. HOWELL Moving and Storage Fogarty's will arrange your move 'h the cost of sod whether local, statewide or STONE PAINTING YOUR TREES? GRADING Landscaping out-of·state. Free estimates. SERVICE We Do Tree (517)546-7684,(313)523-0008. EXTERIOR, INTERIOR ~i !~d!~'!!l!~~a!'taken 20 years (0 grow- "Lawn Malnlenanee I1 Rough·Finlsh • ,SOD PAINTING, STAINING , We Move Trees ~~~_ Trimming & Removal Music Instruction .Custom Landscaping STRIPPING Picked up at Farms 8 FREE ESTIMATES ( 3·9 inch diameter .' ~ .A-l Sod (313)87&&404 ,FREE ESTIMATES Mile bet. Farmington, MUSIC LESSONS r .Landscape Additions (3131994-4309 Old or diseased lawns Halstead Rd., or canton We also buy, sell & transplant Trees ( .Sod & Shrub Installation Plano-Organ - I all 517/548·3419 removed or resoddod ."Old or Diseased Sod" location 6 Days a Week Strings-Wind (*( Morgan Tree Transplanting , Stripped & Replaced Days or Evenings .Culllng & Fertilizing 8 a.m.-S p.m. 349-0580 ~ & Landscaping CO.. f FREE ESTIMATES Glenn Thompson Call Today ror a Free E.t1mate pel or Installed 437·9269 437·9269 Schnute MusIc Studio Max Glime After 7 p.m. 349·1269 455-8163 278-6343 Northville ·l..--.--...... !!!!!~!:!!!!...-..-...... j • cd - 8-B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDTIMES-Wednesday, June 8,1983 082 Vacation Rentals 101 Antiques 102 Auctions 103 Garage& 103 Garage& 103 Garage& 103 Garage& 103 Garage& 103 Garagel • Rummage Sales Rummage Sales MULLET Lake. Furnished cot· ANTIQUEOak full size bed 68 Rummage Sales Rummage Sales Rummage Sales Rummage Sales tages, family fun. (517)223-9109 Inches high with carved head- NORTHVILLE, Large garage or (616)238-W8. board. (517).488-3313. AUCTION BRIGHTON garage aaJe In- BRIGHTON,You don't want to HOWELL. The Incredible MILFORD. Frklay. saturday. BARGAINBARN cluding some furniture and an- miss this onel Multi family FREE Humane Society Rummage June 10and 11.10 to 4. Infant sale, three families. Bikes. 084 Land For Rent ANTIQUE wooden coal burn- FRIDAYNIGHT7:30 tiques. June 10. 11. 9 a.m. to garageand yard sale. Hospital Sale Is backl Too much for a clothes and accessories. baby Items. LeXington C0m- Ing kitchen stove. also gu JUNE10 5 p.m. 207S. Third. bed. lawn mowers. fumlture. GARAGE SALE garage so our huge tent Is dresser. chair. young adult mons, northwest of Eight Mile BRIGHTON. 20 acres on stove. Call after 8 pm. children books. Glrla'. boys' crammed with goodies. Partial •clothes size 7 to 10 and and Taft. 884 Springfield Maltby Road for cropa. (313)!32~. and adult clothing. Toys. HO KITS! listing InclUdes: Culligan miscellaneous Items. 1701 Court. Thursday through I 12 ga. shotgun, 22 cal. semI- BRIGHTON. 844 Devonshlte, ASKABOUTYOURSWHEN (313)229-8723. automatic Winchester. Friday. saturday. 9:00 am. train set, etc. Saturday and water softener. Sears truh Martindale. (Milford Road to saturday. 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. I Sunday, June 11. 12. 10 a.m. YOUPLACEYOUR compactor. mimeograph, air Dawson.) 088 Storage Space MARGRET MILLER fireplace heat~later. air com- _Ba:;b::!Yo-:l:;:te:::m;.:s~t:.:o;!-ys::.:,:.:c::.:lo:.:th::.:e:;::s;:..,-::-:" NOVI. 23018 Ennlahore. pressor without motor. sofa, ': - ' to 4 p.m. 10304Buno Road. GARAGESALEAD IN conditioner, sewing machine, Meadowbrook Lake. ThursdaYj For Rent ANTIQUES THEGREENSHEET MILFORD. Recliners. chairs. chairs, hutch unlta, pitcher BRIGHTON.Garage sale. Frl- BRIGHTON.Thursday. June 9. video game, stereos. Zenith couches. appliances, coat and Friday. 9 to 5. Laddera•• 340 N. Main. Milford and bowl wash stand cast day. June 10.9 a.m. to 5 p.m. HOWELL.Warehouse for rent Above Carpeting Shop 9a.m. to 9p.m. 933 Hacker ------console TV. sofas, kitchen closet. picnic table. lawn desk. hand and lawn tools. Iron tOYs:pressed back high 715 Glenwyth off Brighton Road.Several families. table with chairs. lamps, roller, snowmobiles and tables. within city limits, approxlmat&- OPENING JUNE 9 back rocker, pair cross coun- :Lak=e:.;R..::oa=d:... _ Iy 2,800SQ.f1.,located at 122 BRIGHTON. Moving sale, HISTORY TOWN chairs, nice recliner and much trailer, 10 speed touring bIke. NOVI. Moving sale. Super Decoys. baskets, quilts, try skis, new tools. new miscellaneous furniture, West Clinton. For more In- crocks and all your favorite must sell all. 1501Bosak Drive. FLEA MARKET miscellaneous. June 9 thru 11. deal. Friday. Saturday. formation, call (517)548-<1920. radios, pictures in frames, (Hyne and Old 23),all week. 8080 E.GRANDRIVER garden equipment, sporting Wixom Road to S. Burns to 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Like new country collectibles. electric pole Insulators large, goods, toys by the ton and (313)885-2837 BRIGHTON 2570 Garden. refrigerator and electric stove, washing machine and dryer BARGAIN BARN BRIGHTON,large garage sale. glassware galore. small ap- 089 Wanted To Rent Lots of toys and chlldrens Cornor of Dorr Road MILFORD. 3 family garage twin and dOUble bedroom apartment size, above ground OPENSAT.& SUNDAY pliances. antiques and coll~ sets. Antique clocks. pictures OAK secretary. glus door. 4 clothes. Friday only. 8985 aaJe.Clothes. storm wIndows. swimming pool, tires and 9 a.m. t06 p.m. tlbles, office equipment. twin and sllvenl/are. Sporting shelves, S3OO. (517)223-9002. wheels, 1 drawer fIIelng FLEA MARKET Rickett Road. dishes. and much more. June DOCTOR & WIFE WANTS DEALERS beds. Christmas decorations, 9.10.11.9t08.411 Benson. equipment, bIkes. TV, quality 1920Queen Anne style china cabinets, baby crib, portable DEALERS/CUSTOMERS BRIGHTON.8351Grand Circle, Jewelry. books. records. clothing and much more. 24400 NEEDHOMETORENT dishwasher, box Iota plus at Challis, between Dorr and call (517)546-a378for reserva- tapes. paintings, carpeting, NEW Hudson garage sale: cabinet, dolJble doors. tions. First 50 to sign up get a LeBost (west of Haggerty and atralght glass on 3 sides. good much more. WHY: Bower. Clothes. toys. and much much more. New 58150 Travis Road between north of 10Mllel. MILFORD AREA miscellaneous, gas grill. and 25%discount. Milford and Martindale. June FORSUMMER condition. $325, or make offer. 5840M-59 NEWMARKET,90 SITES Items arrive dally until sale (3131866-9105. HOWELL,MI. John Deere snowmobile. begins. This one you won'l 9, 10, 11. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m, PINCKNEY.Fllday and satur· • WILLCONSIDEROPTION WHEN:THURS./ FRIS day 9 a.m. tll dark. Good (517)546-5995 WHERE:BARGAINBARN Thursday. Friday. HOWELL. 2011 Byron Road. want to mlssl June 8, 9. 10,11. Trunks, color TV, furniture, TOPURCHASE REPRODUCTIONOAK FUR- snow blower, luggage and mens, womens, boys (313)851~523 NITURE. Bargain Bam. 5840 5640 M59.HOWELL BRIGHTON. 2 family. sand Thursdayand Friday, 9 a.m, to 10:00am to 5:00 pm, 2817Marr 5 p.m. Road(one mile west of Byron, miscellaneous. clothing. car top bike carrier. M-59.Howell. (517)548.6995. ESTATE and household lI- (517)546-5995 box, toys, baby clothes. Lots of goodies. 801 Rush miscellaneous. Thursday. HOWELL. 2 family garage three miles north of M-59), NORTHVILLE. Multi-family 00 you live on a lake In PIn- SPECIAL sale month of June quidation service by ANMAR. LakeRoad. Highest profits; lowest service ...... _ 9 a.m. 841Nelson. sale. June 10, 11. 9 a.m. to follow signs from M-59 and garage sale. Furniture, toys. ckney area. Pay for your sum- only. Square oak table $180, PINCKNEY.Baby clothes. rates. (313)885-8185,(313)851- BRIGHTON. 8 family garage 5 p.m. 2825Norton Road cor- Michigan or call (517)548-2024clothes, etc. etc. 18548Win- car mer vacation, rent your house round oak table $130, 0096. ner of County FarmRoad. for directions. chester, Northville Commons. seats, •furniture. tools. ap- to my folk, July 13thru August mahogany china cabinet 595, sale. Color TV, small ap- HOWELL. Sears 12 HOWELL. Three family sale. Thursday, June 8, Friday, pliances. etc. Take M-38 east 13 or July 31 thru August 13. Mission oak desk $90. Many pliances, socker net, bikes, ft. aluminum boat, seml-V nose. 2865 Marr Road (next door to June 9.9:00 amto 4:00 pm. of PJnckneyto Farley Road to Contact Ruth Tregoning, craf1and antique Items redu~ ROBERT VANSICKLE BRIGHTON. 3 family. Crib, baby Itmes, kids clothes, lots 2001 Kingston. Friday, June 10 01toys, Thursday, Friday, 9 to Sears boat trailer. Soars oars. above sale). June 8. 9. 10. NOVI. Huge sale. 3 families. (313)878-6200. ed 50%. Happy Hour Crafts. AUCTION SERVICE high chair, lamps. sewing all for S450. Treadmill exer- 10:00am to 5:00 pm. Partial through Sunday, 10:00am to 135East Livingston. Highland. machine. lots more. saturday. 4. 6048Superior by VFW hall Subdivision at Beck and 11 8:00 pm. (313)878-6082. NORTHVLLE Plymouth Quiet Farm. household, estate and Just118mile oil Grand River. elser, $90. Rototlller, 3 hp, list Includes: dishwasher. kids Mlle. Saturday. June 11. working you'ng lady desires (313)88Nl1n. Hours Monday miscellaneous. Novl. June 11, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at $175. Rototlller, 5 hp, S350. clothes, queen size mattress PINCKNEY. Estate aaJe 9893 through saturday. 10:00am to 234 WoodlakeDrive. BRIGHTON.Garagesale. AntI- 9a.m. to 4:30p.m. one or two bedroom apart· (313)563-0455 Refrtgerator. $50. Lawnmower and box springs. swivel SCreenhouse, miscellaneous PortageLakeAvenue. Portage ment. (313)981-1261.(313)348- 5:00 pm. ques, estate sale. 4283 Clif- II t $60 rocker, antiques and coll~ usables. Lake. Antique furniture, buf- • 0382. TWO oak dressers, set of 8 ford, (313)228-2091. gaso ne ro ary, • tlbles. aquariums. dishes, Lawnmower electric rotary, NORTHVILLE,3 families. Fri- fet, tables, chairs, chests, WANTED: Small pop·up chairs, library table, braas bed BRIGHTON.June 9, 10,10 am $50. Handmower. self. glassware. household ap- many miscellaneous Items. (twin size) and more. (313)231- to 5 pm. Sewing machine, hair day and saturday 9 a.m. to camperto rent. (517)548-2519. sharpening. $25. Black and pllances and oldies, tons of 5 p.m. 10385W. Seven Mile Thursday thru Sunday. 9235. dryer, van seat, Insulation, Decker bench grinder. $35. miscellaneous. 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. (313)428- WANTED: Good alfalfa hay and much more. 8852 Meyer Road, between Napier and ground, by the acre or on WE have over 250 pieces of BRIGHTON.Household Items Farm scales. 1200 pound HOWELL garage sale. 1878 Chubb. 44Of3. graniteware, over 50 red and ------and clothes, mIscellaneous. off Rickett Rd. capacity, $75.Blue Ox manual Tooley, Friday only. June 10, shares. losco, Marlon or Han- NOVI. FIELDSALE. saturday, PINCKNEY. Wednesday dy Township. (51n223-9715. g~een handle Items, pitchers. June 9, 10. 8434 Hollyhock BRIGHTON.Garage sale. 1057 block splitter, $50. 50 foot 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. Super low through saturday, 9:00 am to boxes, benches, oak fur- AAA FLEA MART Trail. near Hawkins SChool. Hughes, Wednesday through sewer tape, $15. Net to keep prices. June 11. 9 to 5. 28255Beck Hamburg. M·38. Chilson. Road between 11 Mile and 8:00 pm. 481' Darwin Road. nlture, primitive, Chicken 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. saturday. Baby clothes, toys. birds off strawberry patch, ~H~IG~H~LA::"";'N:=D:-.-::2398=-::W~.-::W:':'a-rd-::;l:::'ow:':':". saturday Is$1a bag day. l stull. Halls. mirrors and lots of Open every day. Dealers. household goods, Grand River. Farmers. Moonlighters. Little BRIGHTON.Moving sale. Bed, 13x75feet, new, $25.Wringer Toys. electrtcal stuff. hand- PINCKNEY.3 family bam sale. Iother unique and collectable COUCh,stereo. dishes, etc. 823 miscellaneous. washer, $75.Live animal trap, craved twin headboard from NOVI.One day only. saturday, HOUSEHOLD I Items at GRANDADS ATTIC, Place Restaurant, (313)231- June 11. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Or- June 10,11. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Rlchett Road No. 24. June 8 COHOCTAH.9055 Antclill oil new, $40. Vacuum cleaners. Mexico, baby clothes. Friday 7222Farley. Much to bargain 17475 Donovan, Dexter. 1188. ChaseLake. MultI-family sale. chard Ridge Estates SubdivI- thru 19. 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and $10 and up. Radios, $10. AIr andsaturday, 9 a.m. t05 p.m. for, Eureka ielectric broom, \...------' (313)428-5222 AND RIVER alterS p.m. (313)227-3792. Lots of clothes, odds and conditioner, portable, new, HOWELL. Baby clothes and sion Garage sale. West 10 BEND ANTIQUES.8088 Huron BARGAIN BARN. 5840 M-59 $100.-S hp snowblower. S3OO. II Mile between Novl and Talt Lane 82x4O nch wood table • BRIGHTON. Lots of baby ends. June8-11. 9t05. plus extenslbns and 4 cap- 101 Antiques St., Dexter. (313)428-8874.Both Howell. Wednesday. Thurs- Deep fryer, new, $15. LIfe furniture. Bell and Howe Road. Household Items. stores open Wednesday thru day and saturday, 10 a.m. to needs. miscellaneous wood Jackets. rods and reels. boat camera and sound pro/ector. bikes, stove. clothes, tains chairs, ping-pong table, furniture, wood kitchen table. anchor, landing net, many S350, furniture. canopy bed Heat-O-Later, air hockey SundaY,ll a.m. t08 p.m. 5 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m. to FOWLERVILLE.June 9, 10.11. lawnmowers. tools and lots component stereo, treadle other Items. 249 N. National. $40.2159Norton Road, Just 01 table, clotlies, games and JERRY DUNCAN'S ;6 p.m. Thursdayand Friday, 9 a.m. to and lots or everything. Auctioneering Sarvlce. 102 Auctions sewing machine, drapes, 1978 Wednesdaythru Friday. Mason Road. Thursday, Fri- toys. Potted dalsys, 25 cents BRIGHTON. Large landscap- Volkswagen for parts only. 7 p.m. Saturday. 9 am. to day, saturday, 10to 5. NORTHVILLE.Baby clothes. 3 each.ShopVacuum,T-shirts. Farm. Estate, Ing business. Outdoor Items, Plus lots more. June 10, 11. 5 p.m. First time ever sale. 30 HOWELL. Moving, garage blk to 24months, excellent condI- sale. Friday, June 10thru Sun- HOWELL. Color TV, es, PINCKNEY. Portage Lake. Household, Antique. AUCTION lawn swings. sheds, planters. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. No early years of hoarding. Cover cap tion. Bobby Mac 3-ln-l fountains and figUrines, some for a full size pickup, 2 tool day, June 12.Various and sun- Pfaltzgrall dishes, record hlghchalr/car seat, Cosco Giant 3 family. Baby bed, Miscellaneous. ISOUR BUSINESS birds. 7491HamburgRoad. player, single bed headboard, equipment and office Items, boxes for pickup, pot, pans. Peterson car seat, maternity dressers. boat and trailer,: 437-9175 Estates - Antiques • Farm - BRIGHTON. 3 family. satur· dry Items. 2970 W.Allen Road. chest, square dance dresses, swimming float, curtains, or 437-9104 starting Thursday at noon small appliances, odds and HOWELL Moving sale. Mon- boy s s I z e 1 O. g I r I s clothes size 18.(313)348-5554. Bankruptcy - Construction - LI- every day af1er until sold. day, June 11. 9 am to 5 pm. tools, life Jackets.dinette set, quidations ends, dishes, cralts. Men. day thru Friday, 9 a.m. tII dark. miscellaneous sizes. linens, NORTHVILLE. Giant garage Prices below cost. 4448 Portable washer, boat, tent, women and kids new shoes. clothes, odds and ends, Appraisals - Bonded. Large or etc. 839 Deisher off Hacker Household Items. kitchen fabric, patterns, more. No ear. and moving sale. Household ,BrightonRoad,(313)229-5479. Small girls, women and men's Items, furniture, sport equip- reasonably priced. 1229 FINDERSKEEPERS has antI- small. Your place or ours. Road. utenclls. furniture. toys. Iy birds. saturday 9 to 5. 1351 Louise Drlvll oil Dexter- ques and new gifts for Barrow &AssocIates BRIGHTON. Four family clothes. Toys and other shower doors. antiques and SouthAlstott. ment. June 9,10,11.9 a.m. to BRIGHTON.805FairwayTrails miscellaneous Items. 6380 E. Pinckney Road,tum on sarah•• Fsther's Day. Also Hummels, (313)632-52180r garage sale. June 9, 10, more. 3418 E. Coon Lake ;:;HC;:07;W;;E;;'L~L:::.~H:=:Ug:::e=-=g:::ar=a:::ge=-=sa-:;l;::-e.5 p.m. 18128 Shadbrook, Friday.saturday. 9 a.m. 10:00am to 4:00 pm. 4789 Drive, Thursday, Friday, June Grand River between Owosso Shadbrook Subdivision. off 1972, 1973, 1975, Flow Blue, (313)228-5057 9, 10. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Paper- Road. electric typewriter. baby musical, porcellan dolls from Kenlcott Trail. off Spencer and Hogback Roads. Edenderry Road. PINCKNEY.JUne10.11. MultI- backs,clothing, baby Items. HARTLAND, garage sale. Items, children and adult ple family garage sale. 2555 E. $40. Nippon, occupied Japan. ,Road. . FOWLERVILLEmiscellaneous NOVI REACT Annual Garage June 9, 10 and 12. New c lot h e s, fur nit u r e , M-38.9 a.m. to? Spark Plaza,South Lyon (Pon- ANTIQUE and consignment BRIGHTON.3 family sale, An- BRIGHTON.Moving sale. Fur- and clothing June 9, 10.11,12. sale. Saturday and Sunday. niture. dishes, tools. ap- beautllul dressed dolls. Boys miscellaneous. Saturday and tiac Trail between 9 and 10 auction, saturday, June 11. tiques, avon bottles, clothes. 599 Nicholson, 9 a.m. to and girts clothes, play pen, • Sunday, 10 am to 8. 1294 Junel0andl1.10 amt04 pm, PINCKNEY.Shalom Lutheran Mile). Open 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. 7 pm. 5 Mile Road and Chubb miscellaneous. 4750 pliances, miscellaneous. Rain 5 p.m. at old Fire Station, Novl Road, Church, M-38, yard sale. June or shine. 5248Ethel, 9 a.m. to bikes, Yamaha motorcycle. Peaveyoff Mason. Mondaythru saturday. Road, 3 miles west of Beck Kensngton Road. North of I- FOWLERVILLE3 family sale, south of Grand River. 18,9:00 amto 3:00 pm. Road, Plymouth, Mich. Fur- 7 p.m. saturday. June 11. 3292 Shady Creek off of HOWELL. Huge garage sale. LARGE selection of furniture 98. Wednesday and Thursday 10. 11 from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Bullard and Dunham Road. Cherry drop leaf table. 6 NOVI.21805Connemara,June PINCKNEY Garage sale. niture, glass and china. Con- BRIGHTON.Garage sale. 3528 and collectibles. We buy and 9 a.m. t05 p.m. 12thfroml p.m.t05 p.m.9327 (313)832-7893. chairs, leaves and pads, seats 10, 11. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Household Items, sporting sell. Furniture stripping by signment accepten dally, BRIGHTON. Snowmobiles, Pleasant Valley. near Jacoby. VanBuren Road. Chlldrens clothing, toys. goods, rifle, akates, copper. 2 pm. to 4 pm. Boston Prit- HOWELL. Family clothing. 5 12. Antique tables, chairs, hand, stripping supplies for chain fall. vacuum cleaner. Thursday, Friday, 9 to 3. Dog FOWLERVILLE. Attic sale. household, miscellaneous. tubing, pads of paper. 1928 chard (313)453-9080. house, aquanum, clothes, speed boys bike and other dresser. collectibles, clothes, sale. Wednesday thru satur- carpet sweeper, tire changer. Opens Friday at 9 a.m. 809 S. Southof 9 Mlle. Kingston, M-311to Farley, June books, miscellaneous. bikes, 2 drum sets, pictures, much more. 2822Byron Road, day. 2 to 5 p.m. Lake BARGAIN BARN, new flea air mattresses, fans. old GrandAve. dishes, games, paperback l'A mile north of M-59.9 am te NOVI. 10 family garage sale. 10,ll,9t05. Chemung Oldies, 5255 E. market every Thursday and chairs, radio, TV, china pain- BRIGHTON. Garage sale, books, childs car seat. Thurs- 5 pm. Thursday. Friday, satur. Bikes, furniture, linens, SOUTH LYON. Garage Sale• ., 12225 Jacoby, off Pleasant FOWLERVILLE. Saturday, Grand River, Howell. (517)548- Friday starting June 9. 5640 M- tings, brushes. etc. June 8 to June 11 only. 10:00am to day, Friday. saturday. 121 day. drapes, kids clothes, toys, 13260W.Ten Mlle. Wednesday. 7784 or (517)546-8875. 59.Howell. (517)548-5995. 11, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. 7900 Valley. June 9. 10, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. ~oo North Gregory, Meadowvlew.9 a.m. t05 p.m. ~H~0~W=E:7L-oL-.--:H-:-o-u-s-e';-h-o";'ld7and more. 22000 block, through saturday. 9to? Herbst Street. Woodlandarea. 4:00 pm. Lots of stuff. oil Mason Road. Rain or HOWELL. Yard sale. 858 W. clothing. glassware and tools Shadybrook, June 9. 10. SOUTHLyon 2nd Annual Wild BRIGHTON. OSBORN LAKE BRIGHTON.Yard sale. 210N. shine. Clinton. June 10, 10 a.m. to All In good condition. satur. 9:00 am to 3:00 pm. Oaks Circle Garage Sales. At· East Street. June 9, 10, 11. ESTATES 5TH ANNUAL FOWLERVILLE.Moving South 8 p.m. No eartler. If rain, day and Sunday. 10 to 5. 30f NOVI.Four family garage sale. least 12families. Don't miss Itl GARAGE SALE. Friday, June 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. No early cancel until June 17. • Holly Drive. Apartment 301. 23544 Londonderry. June 10. Friday. saturday, June 10 and birds. sale. Saturday, Sunday. Baby ALWAYS 10 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Items, children and adull HIGHLAND. June 9, 10. 11. HAMBURG. 7123 Strawberry 11. Friday and Saturday. 11. 10 Mile and Rushton. Located off of Hyne and Old BRIGHTON. Mountain View winterware, wood stoves. 3720 Dunham Drive, north of Lake Road. Miscellaneous. 10 a.m. t05 p.m. Follow signs. Ul',23. Subdivision 5 family garage horses. furniture, motor· M-59oil Hickory Ridge. Toys. Thursday, Friday. Saturday, NORTHVILLE. Household, SOUTHLyon garage sale. 228 THE BRIGHTON. Rummage sale, sale. Comer of Challis and cycles. snowmobiles, pickup games, books, household and 10:00am to 5:00 pm. No early gamesand clothes. 21991Bed- South Mill Street. Thursday, First United Methodist catalpa, 8464.June 9 and 10, truck. above ground pool and baby Items, children and adult birds. ford Drive. North Hills Sub. Friday9to 4 p.m. Church, 400 East Grand River. 9 a.m. t04 p.m. much. much more. 7210 clothing, antiques. SWingset. ;:H;;'IG;:H7.LA--:-:-N:=D:-.";'Y:-a-rd:-sa--:le-.-;sa~tuC-::-r-June 9and10,9:30to 3 pm. SOUTH Lyon Porch Sale. BabyItems, household goods. BRIGHTON. Garage Sale. Crofoot Road, take Mason 9 a.m. t05 p.m. day. June 11. 9 to 5. Mostly Small appliances, dIshes, miscellaneous. Friday and NOVI. Garage Sale. 2520 LEADER Saturday, June 11. 10 a.m. to west to Kern, 1 mile on left Is HOWELL. Multi family sale; baby Items, clothes. bottles. Shawood at Degross. glassware. Friday, saturday, • saturday.9:oo amto 3:00 pm. S p.m. Little Ore Lake. Crofoot. WatChfor signs. dishes. glassware, craf1 sup· sheets, Gerry carrier, etc. Clothing, lawn mowers, June 10 and 11. 10 a.m. to COUNTRY FAIR plies, stereo unit, baby Items, Everything must go. 73 Ash, miscellaneous. 8N tractor. 5 p.m. No earlyblrds. 9270 etc. Friday. June 10,saturday, Highland Hills Mobile Home June 10 to 12. 10 a.m. to Sliverside Drive. . , June 11.9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 4011 Park, M-59andHighland. 4 p.m. ANTIQUE SOUTH LYON. 570 N. Westhlll Drive. 2 streets down HARTLANDVillage Bam sale NORTHVILLE. Park Garden Hagadorn, Thursday only. FLEA MARKETS E. Coon Lake Road from PIn- •• ckney Road. 31,2Families plus warehouse Subdivision Tent sale. June 10 a.m. t05 p.m. Nation's Largest Inside Markets - clearance. Newclothes. radio. 10, 11. 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. SOUTH Lyon garage aale. Has 2 Big Locations TUESDAY, JUNE 14th·l0:30 A.M. HOWELL. Antique sale. toys. watches. Some hand- Parklaneand5 Mlle. June9andl0,9 a.m. t05 p.m. PONTIAC FLEA MARKET Thursday and Friday. 9a.m. cralt Items, many used Items. NORTHVILLE.On 51920W. 8 280Woodland,l:lrive. Off West 2045Dixie Hwy. End of Telegraph SurplUS equipment belonging to & on the premises of ... Rain or shine. Lots of fur- baby clothes. antiques. old Mlle. June 11, 12. 10 a.m. to 10Mlle. No early birds. nlture. frames, kitchen ware. rocker. bike parts, old sewing Has both an indoor & outdoor market LIVINGSTON MACHINERY, INC. 8 p.m. (313)348-4096. SALEM Elementary ParkIng tins, boxes, crocks, machIne. large bam doora. Lot Flea Markel. June 11from Phone: 338-7880 345W. FRANK glassware. mirrors and other 3888Mill Street, follow signs NORTHVILLE.Kings Mill glan- WARREN MARKET tic flea market. Northville 10 to 3 p.nI. Spaces stili FOWLERVILLE, MICHIGAN old stuff. 444 E. Livingston frOJllM-59 and Ul',23. Friday, available. (313)437-7524, 20900 Dequlndre. 1 block N. of 8 Mile Rd. has the Road between 8 and 7 Mlle. I CNC MACHINES: Pratt & Whitney "turnmate" type A04B-044:l1·B222(FuJitsu Street. saturday, Sunday.9to 5. saturday, June 11. 9 a.m. to (313)348-1390. famous ANTIQUE VILLAGE. Phone 757-3740.Both Fanuc LTD) CNC turning lathe (New 1977)-Dellvered 1978)wi Pratt & Whitney "Star- MILFORD.Garage aaJe.June 5 p.m. Bargains, hotdogs. SOUTH LYON. 4 family. 12075 locations open every weekend. Turn" Model 8-2OXLslant bed CNC lathe (1975);Pratt & Whitney Model 6042"Team- HAMBURGTownship. Moving 11,12.1894 E. Commerce. 9 to donuts. etc. DoaneRoad.Friday only. Frl. 4-9 p.m., Sat. & Sun. lo-a mate" CNC two axis control system: (2) Kearney & Trecker "Mllwauke&-Malic II" sale. Furniture, twin box spr- horizontal N/C machining centers (1962) dark. SOUTH Lyon.. Three family Open Dally 9-5 for dealer reservation Ing and mattress. snow NOVI. garage sale. 4 families, LATHES: (4) Monarch No. 13MM hyd. tracer lathes; Hercules Ajax 14" gap blower. clothes (chlldrens and MILFORD.Two family. Satur· garagesale. Thursday, Friday, lS"X60" geared head engine (1967);Glsholt No.4 ray type turret; Glsholt No.5 ram day, 1010 Old Plank. furniture, clothes, etc. 24351 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. 26950Mar- adults). Thursday, Friday. Knollwood. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. type turret; Warner & Swasey M1470type 5 ram type turret. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 9217 Lake Children's clothes Infant tindale Road. GRINDERS: Cincinnati NO.2 centerless; Wolverine S"X13" hand feed surface; through 5, fumlture, stereo, June 9and 10. Norton type C10" cylindrical Crest, M-3l to Lake Crest. SOUTH Lyon. 8509 Dlxboro, Huron River Highlands glass fireplace doors. NOVI. Antique heating stove, Friday. June 10, 10:00am to MOVING AUCTION MILLS: Reed Prentice No. 2V vertical; Bridgeport V-ram vertical; Milwaukee cranberry glass, ladles golf Model H·2H18MFG plain hor. (across from Conversation MILFORD. 2 families. 5:00 pm. Miscellaneous Club). Humidifier. dishwasher, car clubs, clothes and Items. FRIDAY JUNE 10th - 5:00 P.M. MISC: Quincy horizontal air compressor; Program 4E. 24" pedestal type dnll miscellaneous. Friday 9 a.m. press; Towmotor 8,000Lb. fork 11ft;Clark Model SMG60Bhyd. fork 11ft. HOWELL. 221 North Tom- Love seat, clothing. SOUTH Lyon. Bookcase bed. miscellaneous. Thursday. Fr~ to 4 p.m. Turtle Creek Sub. 112 Keddie Rd. 1973INTERNATIONAL TRACTOR;TRAILMOBILE 28' FLATBED pkins. Wednesday. 8, through 21854 Siegal (9 Mile and tires, clothing. miscellaneous. MACHINE ACCESSORIEl',SHOP & OFFICEEQUIPMENT saturday. 11, 9:00 am to dark, day. (June 9. 10), 9 a.m. to Thursday, Friday, 81803 Howell, Mich. 5 p.m. 2780S. HIckory Ridge, Meadowbrook Road). (off Pinckney Howell Rd.-D19 - one mile For Detailed Brochures: weather permitting. Rambling Way, across from • Lot 178.(Between Commerce NORTHVILLE. Metrl Dual John Deere. South of 1-96) HIGHLAND. Corner Hickory andM-59.1 Coast Belt Massager, boat Ridge, M-59,one block south. Oak sideboard wI beveled mirror, oak ROBERT .WILLIAMS & COMPANY . MILFORD.Quality and quantI- motor rack, TV stand. tummy UNION LAKE. 815 Sleeth 4 family. lots of baby clothes, ty, three family. Antiques. toner. exercise lounge, one Road.HandtOOls,blcyles, gas dresser, bentwood chairs, Lazy Boy rocker toys, and household. Friday, fire unit heater, toys, recliner. oak desk chair, platform rocker, horse tack. fumlture. bikes. man boat loader, CB aerial, Saturday.9 to 8. clothes, and more. TakeSouth Audlon organ and household Items. June 9. 10, king size bed. pro maple night stands, maple Southfield, 1V1148076., • , HOWELL. Large garage sale. Gamer to Shagbark Lane. lelt mlscellanoues Items. satur- 11.9to 4:30p.m, double dresser, Whirlpool chest type deep . (313)559-5551 , . 2915East Grand River. Friday, on TamarackTrail. June 9, 10. day June 11, 9 to 4. 235South VOTEfor Desn VanOstran for freeze. Amana Radarange (less than 2 years '. Saturday.9 t05. 11,9:00 am to 8:00 pm. Center. Howell School Board, June 13. old). Hotpoint coppertone refrigerator, Sears humidifier, Coldspot dehumidifier, Windsor chair. plank bottom chair, oak sq. china cabinet, old combination folding chair MOVING AUCTION FARM MACHINERY AUCTION ironing board & step stool by Fort Massac A~tiqueEstate Auction Saturday, June11-12:00 Noon Chair Co •• San Sui stereo wI Gatrard turn 8018Stallord TueSdaV. JUNE14. 1983at 3:00 P.M. table, bookshelf. oak desk, 6 ft. folding table SUNDAY, JUNE 12th 1:00 P.M. (off Peltysvllle Rd.) We will sell the following at Public Auction at 8888 wI formica top. maple table wI 4 chairs, Lady Pinckney. Michigan Nonh Dlxboro Road. South Lyon. Michigan. Take HOWELL, MICH., HOLIDAY INN Pontiac Trail to Seven Mile then Weat one mile Kenmore dish washer, table lamps. 21 in. Sold house and moving. will sell the following at then South on Dlxboro. R.C.A. colored T.V., 14 ft. Smokercraft V bot- AT EXIT 137 OFF INTERSTATE 96 public auction. tom boat aluminum, 9 H.P. outboard motor (BElWEEN DETROIT AND LANSING, MICHIGAN) 1983 Honda Civic F.E. (11.500 miles) gets 59 miles 1982 John Deere 2440 diesel tractor, oversize tire, w/ electric start and tank, Western Auto to the gal.; 1978 Volkswagon Rabbit (54,000 miles); dual hydraulics, canopy, 50 hrs.; John Deere 3020 Roto Tiller. 12 H.P. Massey Ferguson lawn 73 Polaris snowmobile w/800 cc motor (custom gas tractor with No. 148 loader wide bucket cab; From the Estate of VIola Nell. lifetime Howell resident and avid collector for built drag racer); quantity of snowmobile parts; 8 tractor wI mower 38 In. snow blower for 12 nearly 50 years. 1975 John Deere turbo noo four wheel drive H.P. tractor, 2 deep well pumps (2 yr. old gal. Fass Gass: Kitty Kat (kids) snowmobile; single hydrostatic diesel combine 3D" rubber W/444 corn place snowmobile trailer; 8 hp Roper riding lawn head; 1978 John Deere 7000 corn planter. 38" Meyers & Dayton), floor shampooer wI at- Signed Tllfany Studlo's dresser box. table lamp reverse painted shade w/- mower (34 In. cut); oak curved glass china cabinet; tachments, Easy Spindrler (needs pump), 8 rows/cross auger; 1977 21 hole John beere 8250 paper lable PLB&G Co•• leaded glass table lamp base signed B&H, student oak pressed back rocker; oak & glass 3 door Ice grain drill with fertilize and seed' KonClsklide five ft. oak showcase (needs glass), hand made lamp. leaded glass table lamp wi metal base. GWTW lamp, 011lamps, miniature box; walnut bullet; ships desk; maple bullet; Tap- bottom 14-18" adjustable S.R,A. 'auto reset; John quilt, wicker market cart, duck decoys. cop- 011lamps. rare burmese brides basket, several glass baskets. collection of pan gas range; table top display case; wicker Deere 3 pt. angle scraper blade 8"; 1965 Ford F 800 per tea kettle, wood plane, old bottles, tin tumblers Including custard, amberlna, vaseline, pattern. Slag, ribbon, spatter. chair; metal ollice desk wlformlca top; set of 4 lad- truck, 12' grain rack, twin hoist; 1968 Ford F 350 lunch pall, granite water Jug. Charlie Weaver satin and carnival. several rosebowls, 2 sm. Dresden figures, pitcher & bowl der back chairs w/rush bottoms; set of 4 oak Service Master truck With duals; 19n badge half battery opper. Bar Tender, oval bubble glass set. childs castor set, 2 sm. steins, beautiful Old 12 In. cranberry Mary Gregory chairs; Kinsman electric organ; several beds; ton pickup: Gallette 3000 amp generator; Walsh 3 vase, collection of cruets, 3 pc. custard castor set. pickle castor wltongs, several dressers; chairs; dining set w/4 Chairs; pt. sprayer with pump; International 3 pt, drag with picture frame. grain cradle, butter bOWl, but- glassware InCluding burmese. amberlna, satin glass, custard. cranberry, ter molds, pro old plano babies, old scales. chest of drawers; gas space heater; clock shelf; hydraUlic wings; four Mt:Curdy gravity boxea with peach blow. venation, vaseline, pressed pattern, mllkglass, quantity of ar- lawn chairs; J.C. Penney 3/8 bench drill press; R.R. lanterns. complete shoemaker set. 011 10 ton running gears and floatation; M. Moline pull tglass, carnival. and hand painted China, 5 bottle vaseline castor set, Ig. 171n. 5,000 BTU window air conditioner; pickup truck type auger model HJ combine: OX 110 A four lamp wI bracket. Beam Bottles Including cloisonne floor vase, estimated to be 400 years old, Ig, bulbous China bronze tool box; piCkUp truck shell camper top; fluores- wheel drive Deutz diesel tractor, safety canopy. 1904 curved dash Oldsmobile, and 1928 211,2 In. urn. framed oriental silk, mechanical advertising Iron pull toy "Evening cent lights; roll of fence; fence posts; lamp tables; weights; Model A Ford, Hamilton Beach elec. roaster, News Baby Quieter" (sm. damage), 1883 mechanical eagle bank (sm. bird pro venetian glass table lamps: pictures and depression glass, pictures and frames, port missing), "Organla" wooden organ box, pro oval picture frames, Currier & Ives frames; software; fireplace accessories: sm. kit- 1980 John Deere 7000 215 dIsc; John beere four a pottle. 2 snowmobile suits. red hunting "Amencan R.R. Scene." Currier & Ives "View From Fort Putnam," decorated chen appliances; bench grinder; Toro weed eater; bottom plow; John Deere 3 pt. Sycle bar mower; crocks, childS Lincoln rocker, doll buggy wlfrlnge on t<,p, wicker doll buggy, SUit. 2 fans, hand tools and yard tools. picnic 300 gal. gas tank on stand; RR ties; yard tools; gas John Deere 880 hay rake; John Deere 3 pt. RM 41 metal doll buggy. childs Ice cream chair, carved marble bust (24 In.) "Goddess cans; 300 ft. ~ In. plastic pipe; 100 lb. propane cultivator; Ford 530 hay baler; John Deere grain table, charcoal grill, work bench, vise. of the Vineyard," 3 handmade quilts, DOLLS InCluding 2 wax dolls. tin head, grinder, pro car ramps. Ice fishing eqUip., tank; 20 lb. propane tank; 200 ft, extension cord; tester; John Deere flatbed wagon; John Deere :~ JOinted composition cuple, 2 faced doll wi cloth body. 21 In, bisque head signed quantity of threaded rod; building, electrical and portable space heater; S pt. slip scoop; 18'8" canning Jars, & more ... Heubach Koppelsdorf wlleather body, signed Armand Marseille bisque doll plumbing supplies; quantity 01 books; quantity of auger; Arco portable welder; McCurdy 12' lluger; head. 191n. bisque head Signed Armand Marseille wi cloth body, signed Revalo Avon bottles; toys; quantity of dolle; craft sup- 1000 gallon water tank; 0 & B grain conveyor; two Owners, sales principals & auctioneer are bisque head doll. 22 In. doll wi bisque head signed DEP w/jolnted compo bOdy plies; cranberry, carnival. hand painted china; tea Snowco hay conveyors; John Deere atalk chop- not responsible for accidents. Checks ac- has paper decal signed John Wanamaker, Germany. aet; brass and copper Items, and mbre ••• per. cepted only from those known to us. All All sales final. checks accepted only from those All sales final. Checks will be accepted only from those known to us, Open for sales final. known to us, Owners and or Auctioneer not Note: This machinery Is all late model ~ulpm.nt viewing one hour prior to sale time. ~ responsible for accidents day of sale. and In excellent condition. Be on time. There are no smailitema. Owners: Lon and Inez Refreshments available. Personal Representative: Margret Em """lIlI OWNER: HAROLD WILSON Hubbard AUCTIONEERS: RAY AND MIKE EGNASH Owners: James and • AUCTIONEERS: RAY AND PHONE: 517-648-7496 • • Marcia McKlndlea MIKEEGNASH AUCTIONEER: LLOYD R. BRAUN. ANN ARBOR, 313/..... PHONE: 517-546- RAY AND MIKE EGNASH •• JERRY L. HELMER, SALINE, 3111884-030II 7496 PHONE: 517-646-7496 .:...... 1., 11111111111111 ______1>~ , - _-_._- Wednesday. June 8, 1983-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS- THE MILFORD TIMES-9-B 109 Lawn 8 Spring Tooth Drag, Grain Drill, Chisel * Power Lift Plow, 4 Bottom Plow, Cullvator, 2 Bot- • THE OUTDOOR tom Plow, Massey-Harris Manure ** Power Lift 2 cyl. engine Spreader, 1967 Ford Tractor 4000, Oak WE SERVICEWHAT WE SELL DRIVEA UTILE-SAVE A LOT MARKET China Cabinet, '75 Ford LTO, Travel Visit our Showroom Bank Financing Available Queen Truck Camper, Covered Trailer, at the Commerce Drive-In Theatre In Union Lake, Csse Desler Since 1966 Richardson Rd. off Haggerty. Open every double axle, 1981 Kawaski 650 KZ weekend 9:00 to 5:00. Buyers admitted free. Call Customized (313)363-8547 evenings and weekends. Intra rent. 4x8 Utility trailer, $75 or best bluegrass blend. Limited time oller. (51''''''''''''447. lust 40 cents square yard. any WESTERN AUTO STORE '~ quanlty. For further Inform. $10.00 for the weekend Call 223-8550 VOTE for Dean VanOstran lor tlon (313)437·2133 or (313)437· 115 W. Grand River, Downtown Williamston Howell School Board, June 13. ::;08:::28::..a::.:n:.Ly~tlm~e::.,:. _ I • lo-B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday, June 8. 1983 ------(I 111 Farm Product8 112 Farm Equipment 151 Household Pets 152 Horses& 153 Farm Anlmal8 165 Help Wanted General 165 Help Wanted 165 Help Wanted 165 Help Wanted Equipment 14 Acres of wheat for hay or NEW Holland 270 hay baler COLLIES.AKC. Lovely lassie BUNNIES, 5 weeks old, ADMINISTRATIVE asslatant ATTENTION ALL SALES REPRESENTATIVES. silage. Must be removed by with thrower. (517l546-C838. pups. Shots, wormed. Cham- Checkers and Satins, $7. for business, Novl Community UNEMPLOYED18 - 21 YEAR MCDONALDS Successful candidates will be June 20. Best reasonable Of- 1953 9N Ford, backhoe and pion Stud Service. (5171855- (313)229-2177. SChools, BA degree, OLD LIVINGSTON COUNTY MANAGERTRAINEE representing fine proclucta In fer. Fowlerville area, Jim front buckel, needs some 3313. ECHO VALLEY DEACON Calves. (517)546- Business Ed.. Accounting RESIDENTS:You may be eligI- all consumer catagorles, and Sober (511)223-9728. work. (313)887-1806. COCKER spaniel female, 3'h FEED STORE 3998. preferred. 52 week poaltlon, ble for a MIChiganYouth Corp Must be experienced In minor will have the ability to 1811 HAY, third cutting, alfalfa, $2 OLIVER 2 row cultivator. years old. Cocker Terrier mix- EMBDEN, Toulouse, African salary commensurate with ex- Summer Job. Go to your local equipment repairs. Benefits. them 25- 60% lower than our perience and qualifications. competitors. Great profit In- per bale. (511)223-3297. (517)548-0798. ed puppies, nine weeks old, Custom made Sweet Feed, goslings, Muscovy, Rouen, High SChool Job Placement Apply In person Monday Send letter of application/- centives without any pyramid NEW crop alfalfa hay, by the PLOWS 3 pt., 1 x 18 up to two males, one female. Triumph and Wayne products, Khakl-eampbell ducklings. Office OR the MESCJob ser- through Friday, 9a.m. to Sp.m. bale. In bin grain drying (511)546-1256. Petkus Hatchery, (313)862- resume to: Dr. William D. Barr, vice Office, 190S. Highlander Between Eight and Nine Mile schemes. Are you worth more 4 x 16 from $195. 3 pt. discs hay and straw. Free delivery Assistant Superintendent, than you are earning? Here Is system, Merwin Steinacker, 5'h: 6'h feet. Post hold dig- COON Hounds and Beagles. with quantity orders. 0757. Way, Howell NO LATERTHAN Roads.South Lyon. , (517)548-3231. Pearless Dog Food50 pounds. 25575 Taft Road, Novl, MI JUNE10.1983toapply. your chance to do aomethlng gers. 3 pt. rear scoops. FEEDER pigs. Shots, 48050. about Itl Call evenings or app- r;;. POTATOES for eating. Also SCraperblades. 5 to 8 feet. 3 $9. See us at the Howell 27522S. HIli Road castrated. wormed. Custom BABY-SITTER,my home, star- MATURE woman to baby·slt Farmers Auction on AUTOparts counterman, must ting June 20. Own transporta- occasionally. (313)229-5179. Iy at PRESTIGEHOUSE,341E. , " seed potatoes; Red Pontiac, pI. rototlliers, 4 Inches to 68 In- l'A miles south of Grand hay baling and combining. Main Street, Northville. ches with side shift from $995. Wednesdays. (511)548-0188. River, New Hudson (313)878-6967. have experience. Novl Auto tion, 9:30 through 6:30. Norland, Russet Burbank, Parts,(313)349-2800. MAINTENANCE position. (313)348-2169. Onaway, Sabago, Norchlp. Box scrapers. Fertilizer COCKER pups, AKC, black, (313)437-1781 (313)231·1668after 8:30 pm. Basic plumbing and electrical FEEDER PIGS. wormed and AUTO painter, experienced In Mahar Potato Farm, (517)634- spreaders S295.Hodges Farm shots, $125 to $140. (313)887- shots. $40 each.(517)546-7536. CREATIVE Circle Is the skills reqUired. Will assist In Equipment (313)629-6481since 2008. all type automotive painting. 5349. HORSESHOEING. Dale Mill. FEEDER pigs, wormed and number one needlecraft com- all phases of building 1946. DALMATIONpups, AKC. $125. must be well experienced, pany•• need people to teaCh maintenance. Apply at Whit- PONDand lake chemicals 10% Call today, shod tomorrow. castrated. Two Holstein six great opportunity for so- SECRETARIES discount. John Austin Pools, POST hole digger, 3 point and up. Stud service and In- (517)223-9789. month old vaccinated heifers. needlecrafts to others. Good more Lake Convalescent hitch. $250. After 6:30 pm, formation. (313)227-7135. meone.Apply In person: 58883 commission, will train. call Center, 8633 N. Main St. Whit- 3457E.Grand River, Howell. HORSES boarded. EngliSh, (511)546-1723,(511)548-4293. W.Grand River, New Hudson. Kelly Services Is seeking PIONEERbrand corn, alfalfa, (517)546-6475. EIGHT week old purebred Western lessons, training Becky, (313)227·1698. more Lake, Between 9 and 4. secretaries with good clerical FARMERS special. Stale No phone calls please. forage mixes, sorghum, SPRING sale. 30 different 3 Beagle puppies. Call before available, Veterinary approv- bread for feed, $.03per pound. BABY-SITTER, Fowlerville. skills, Including shorthand (80 sorghum-sudangrass hybrid, point tools. Largest selection 8:00 pm, (511)546-5582. ed. Exceptional care, Indoor (313142003026. Responsible, reliable, loving COMPUTEROPERATOR NEEDED: Waitress/waiter, at w.p.m.) and typing (55w.p.m.) soy bean, sweet corn seeds. of small 3 point tools around. ENGLISH Springer Spaniel arena, must see to appreciate. person for 14month old glrt,ln data entry position available lease 3 years experience re- for Immediate, long term Tractors and tractor parts. FRENCH Alpine doe kids. 3 my home, own transportation. for person with general office quired. Private country club In aSSignments.Please call bet- and 1177 sllalge Inoculant. pups, purebred, no papers. Renaissance Arabians, months old. (517)546-8538. Sober Dairy Equipment, 8330 DaveSteiner Farm Equipment. Skip, (517)546-0503. (517)548-1473. call before 2 pm. (511)223- skills. CRT experience helpful Howell. Call between 9 and 3. ween 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. for an ap- f., Killinger, Fowlerville. (511)223- (313)694·5314, (3131695-1919. HORSESHOEING and trimm- FORsale. Baby Flemish Giant 8137. I but not necessary. Send (511)548-4230. polntment, (313)227-2034. FORlow cost spay, neuter in- rabbits. Daytime(3131474-1200. 3442,day or evenlng3. Let It ring. Ing, reliable, reasonable. Call BENCHHAND with all around resume to: Novl Post Office, NURSE aides, openings formation, call Humane Socie- After6 p.m. (3131885-2245. P. O. Box 967,Novl, MI. STRAWBERRIES, u-plck, TOWtype disk and harrow for ty. (511)548-2024. OonGillis. (313)437-2956. machining and Inspection 48050. available. Apply In person, HERD of 19 yearling feeder Attention E. D. P. Manager. KELLY 50 cents quart. Ready around full size tractor, good condI- Hoof trimming- shoeing background who can keep 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. June 6 thru tion, best offer. (3131885-2379. FEMALE Himalayan tortle cat, cattle. (511)223-9715. track of and keep moving from June 10. Whitmore Lake Con- June 15. Call Stockbridge, 2years old, S2OO.(313)684-2379.(horse and pony). Rick Morse, SERVICES (517)651-7974for reservation. THOMASSS 1200skid loader, MEAT chickens, egg laying start through Inspection 100 valescent center, 8633 N. The "Kelly Girl" people. Not GERMAN Shepherd, male. 14 blacksmith. (511)223-9305. $495. Aluminum boat, 14 ft., ducks and chickens, ducks, different jobs. Most benefits. Main. No Phonecalls. an agency; never a fee. months, very friendly. $30. to HORSES boarded, turn outs $30,000 Arabian colt. Call Send resume to: Star DON'T with oars. 5655Chilson Road, every day, Northville area. NOWInterviewing for position EqualOpportunity STRAWBERRIES Howell. (511)548-{)853. good home. (313)229-7388. FreedomFarm.(517)546-0680. Manufacturing, P.O. Box 989, of Independent contracting In Employer M/F/H Will start picking approximate- (313)349-8795. WAIT UNTIL WOODS5 ft. rear mower for 3 GOLDEN Retriever puppies, MEAT and egg Chicks, Bard Brighton, MI 46116. Attn: sales for Livingston County ly June 15. For farm Informa- father Is a beautifUl Golden HORSESboarded. Vicinity of 8 Rock, Araucana. 1 to ? Pierce SalaryAdministrator. fastest growing distributors. tion and exact opening date pt. hitch, 1 year old, S8OO. 5 ft. MONDAY! SOUTHWESTOakland County from England, with champion Mile and Pontiac Trail. Poultry. 10180 Van Orden, BABY SITTER, Monday You can place your ed any day For appointment call Brock's, call. rear blade, $180.(313)227·1796. (313)349-7344after 8 p.m. SChool District requires ac- bloodlines, mother Is AKC. Fowlerville. (5171521-3378. through Friday. 2:45 p.m. to of the week. Office hours are (517)548-1075. counting clerk. Prefer (313)437-1394 WAGNER front end loader Call (313)348-8647for chance to HARTLAN 0 Equestrian with bucket cylinder. Fits 8N PET goat kids, also 1 milking 5:00 p.m. Must be prompt and 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday Business School or. PARK-U-PICK see these pups. Center offers huntseat, jump- doe and meat goats. (3131498-dependable. Huron Highlands • Friday. Our phone room Associates Degree In Accoun- , STRAWBERRYFARM and9N Fords. Good condition. Ing, dressage and vaulting (313)449-4905. GOLDEN Retriever puppies. 3276. Subdivision. (313)231-9384 salespeople will be happy to NURSES tlng with experience in fund 8779Dlxboro Rd. Purebred, non-registered. lessons! Training. Boarding, after5:30 p.m. help you. RN'S, LPN'S. Needed for accounting, computer data en- South Lyon Indoor and outdoor arenas. RABBITS.S2.50.Cages, $7.50. prlyate dUty home care. Pa- Malesonly. $50. (313)459-7955•• BARMAIDor waitress wanted, (511)548-2570 try and retrieval and typIng, Open dally. Kathy's Tack African geese, S25. pair. (313)437-4133 tient closed head Injury. YANMAR LHASA Apso puppies, AKC, Goats. S25.and up. (517)548- apply In person Athenian accountl ng / bookkeeping diesel tractors. 16 to 33 Shop. (313)632-5336. (313)227-4438 Rehab experience helpful. SWEETfeed, hay, straw. Free fluffy, non-Shedding beauties. 0188after6 p.m. Lounge, 2435Bensteln Road, skills. Available Immediately. delivery on quantity orders. horsepower, 2 and 4 wheel 8weeks. (313)229-8092. MORGANfilly, 3 years, LIver/- Walled Lake(313)624-9724. (313)348-3022 Pleasant working conditions Please send resume to P. O. Echo Valley Feeds. (313)437- drive. Come In for demdnstra- chestnut, $1,500.(313)459-7955. SHEEP for sale. Lambs and (313)685-8705 with excellent pay. For con- Miniature purebred yearlings. (313)684-3935. BABY-SITTER, Northville Box 1455, Northville Record. 1781. tion at Michigan'S largest MUST sell registered 2 year (313)869-2121 fidential Interview. Brighton 104 W. Main, Northville, MI dealer. 20 In stock. We won't Dachshund puppy, male, $65. TWO Holstein Springer area, for 2 children ages 8 and area. (313)227-5456. SECOND cutting alfalfa, no (313)455-0356. old Appaloosa filly, 30 days 10.Must have own transporta- 48167. rain, S2. Straw, $1. (517)548- be undersold. Hodges Farm professional training, asking heifers with papers. (313)348- DOMESTIChelp wanted. LIve- Equipment. (313)629-6481. MACAW, green Wing, $450. 1583. tion. References. Call after SECRETARY,part-lime, Tues- 4877. S5OO. (313)878-6465persistent- 3:30 p.m. (313)348-6082. In mature female, light OVERSEAS, Cruise) Jobs. day, Wednesday, Thursday Since 1946. Wrought Iron cage, 4 ft. x- ly. WHITE face Herefords: housework and companion to $2O,ooo-sao,oooyear possible. SEEDpotatoes. (5ln546-3998. 6 ft. S225.(313)227-4273. afternoons, 12:30 pm to POLEbarns. Licensed and In- calves, cows, steers. (517)548- elderly lady. Board, room and Call1(805)687~ooo,Ext.J-1457. VEGETABLE flats, $5.50. All 113 Electronics PUREBRED Sealpolnt 5:00 pm. Requlremenls: sured. (313)666-1170. 4577. salary. (313)862-8906. OPTICIAN. Experienced opti- General office skills, good. flower flats, $5.75.While they Siamese kittens, $50. (313)632- CIRCULATION last. (517)548-1913. CARPhone, Motorola 32chan- 3 Year old Hereford heifer. 900 MILFORDTIMES DENTAL receptionist, ex- cian to join optometrIst servic- 6292. PONY, 11 years old. S75.Two phone voice, good com- nel, Pulsar with Facts head, year old Quarter horse pounds, nice, S6OO. (313)437- perienced. For full-time. Ing LIvingston County eye municator. hard working, WANTEDto rent good produc- model number T1682,S700or RED Doberman, male, 1 year 8323. 313-685-7546 (313)348-9555. care. Apply Reader Optical, organized, non-smoker tlve farmland In Fowlerville/- best offer. (313)887-2200. gelding. $300. Alter 5:00 pm, old. No papers. $100.(313)348- (511)548-8497. YEAR old female Nubian DENTALassistant. Please call Kroger Shopping Center, preferred, typlne 60 w.p.m., Howell area. (517)223-8289. 6924. Howell. (511)548-0470. ColecoVlslon 3 cartridges. PASSIER Dressage saddles, goats. (511)223-8553. between 8:15 a.m. and 5 p.m. neat appearance, two years 112 Farm Equipment Good condition, S2OO.(313)349- SHEPHERD mixes, female 2, like new. Barnsby Lane Fox, YEARold black ram and white (511)546-7920. college minimum, all A high 1848. Beagle, female Lab mix, lots new, S575. Williamston ewe. $50 each.(517)548-7323. DENTAL assistant, part-time. PARAMEDICALEXAMS school graduate. Located on ALLIS Chalmers WD wide of kittens! All need loving 00 mobile exams, part-time all M-69between Pontiac Airport front S725.FarmallCub$675.80 TWO laser discs, excellent Harness and Saddle Shop, Recent experience required. homes. Call Humane Society Williamston. (517)655-1284, 154 Pet Supplies Please Send resume to Box areas, earn approximately $11 and Alpine Ski Lodge. hp. wide front Cab 3 point. 12 condition. (313)624-1988. of LIvingston County. (517)548- per hour. RN's, LPN's call (313)698-3200. Tuesday through Saturday, 11 KA-LYN'S In History Town. 1456, Brighton Argus, 113 E. foot disc, $325. John Deere 114 Building Materials 2024. t05. Grand River, Brighton, (313)644-0003. SALADbar person, full or part- cultivators for A or B, $60.4625 For experienced help In SIAMESEcat, spayed female, POA pony gelding, show ex- MIChigan48116. time, mature person, must be Curdy Road, Howell. (313)271- NEW molded fiberglass declawed, 1'h years. $80. choosing the right feed to able to work any day. Apply In 1529. shower unit, molded seat, perience. (511)548-4029. keep you pet healthy and save DIRECT Care staff for group (313)887-4446. CHOIRdirector part-time posI- person, Novl Big Boy. BRAND new 3 point hitch baby blue color, with faucets PROFESSIONAL horseshoe- you money. Wayne and lams. home for mentally Impaired PATIENT SERVICE THREE AKC Chihuahua pup- Ing and trimming. Joe Kinnick (511)548-7768. tion for adult choir, handbell adults. High school diploma COORDINATOR TAILOR or seamstress, full or. generic hay rakes, 'h of list. and hardware, S25O.(313)449- pies, $150 to S2OO.(517)548- choirs. Write or call Dr. part-time. Experienced In $685. Dave Steiner Farm 8333after7 p.m. (511)546-a388. and drivers license (Home Health Agency) 6947. 155 Animal Services Richard Cheatham, Brighton necessary. Call (313)437-5858. quality work. Laphams, 120E. Equipment, (313)694-5314, ROUGHsawn redwood fence QUARTER Horses and Ara- RN or LPN looking for a TWOSiameze kittens. Brother First United Melhodlst EXPERIENCED bookkeeper Main, Northville. (313)349-5175. (313)695-1919. boards, 5/8x6 inch, 2500 feet, bian, saddle and show quality. ALL breed boarding and per- Church, 400 East Grand River, challenging position with a and sister, 5 months old, for construction company. CEDAR posts 8 foot $1.75 S350. ABS pipe, 250 feet, S75. South Lyon. (313)437-()912. sonalized grooming. Serving Brighton, MI. 48116.(313)229- fast growing agency In LIv- declawed, shots, $80 each. Send resume to P.O. Box 8, Ingston County. Position re- each, also firewood $55. a (313)348-9545days. Would like to sell together. REGISTEREDPinto mare with the community for 25 years. 8561. Tamara Kennels. (313)229- South Lyon, MI.48178. quires medical experience, cord. (517~0. SEVEN 24 foot roof trusses, (313)624-0543. tack, good pleasure riding. COSMOTOLOGIST: Ex- good communication skills, TEST TECHNICIANS S800 or best offer. (313)878- 4339. EXPERIENCEDrider needed CULTIVATOR,2 row, 3 pt. rear $100,or trade for9 foot garage WELSHTerrier, male, 21mon- perienced. Excellent job, loca- and typing. Basic computer gang and front gangs for door. (517)546-1458. 5656. ALL breed grooming, Sue to work 2 horses while owner Kelly Services has Immediate ths, neutered. $150. Morrice, tion. Clientele waiting at the Is on vacation. (313)685-6165. skills and home health ex- Massey Ferguson tractor. LIke STAINLESSsteel tubing, rec- REGISTEREDhorses for sale. Beyer. (517)223-8371. Cutting Room, full service perience preferred. Call need for Individuals with at (511)625-7519. EARNfrom $300 10S600 week- new. S2OO.(517)468-3362. tangular non-magnetic. Two Boarding stable with excellent DOG Grooming, all breeds. salon, Brighton Mall. (313)227- (313)229-2013between 9:00 am least 5 years of good driving FARMALLA, excellent shape, pieces 2 In. by 4 In. equals faCIlities; Indoor arena, out- (313)437-6434or (313)437-7365. 6545. ly. Working for a national com- experience for long term 152 Horses& pany. Weekly paychecks mail- and4:00 pm. runs good, cultivators and 20 ft. Two pieces 2 In. by 4 In. door ring, observation room, CRUISESHIPJOBSI assignments. You'll work 40 Equipment DOG obedience class, ed by computer directly to hours per week, on either. drag. (517)521-4337. equals 8 ft. One piece 2 In. by turnout paddock, wash room. registration June 13. (313)437- Great Income potential. All 0c- (511)548-5053. your home every Friday for the PART-TIME file clerk/- days,afternoon,ormldnlghls. FORDtractor, 8N, rear blade, 3 In. equals 8 ft. Make offer. AQHA stud service. Black, 16 5130 or (313)437-9540for In- cupations. For Information work you've done that week. messenger position opening. Please call between 9 a.m. _ cha.lns, recently rebuilt. :1(31::-3-")685--'-=:::-9;.:239.;-'-'.:------::""7 hand, Top Deck grandson. REGISTEREDPinto mare. 12 formation. call: (312)741-9780ext. 2627. Fully guaranteed In writing. Approximately 4 hours per 2 p.m. for appointment, $1950 (313)229-6161 16 x 7Taylor garage door, fair Call (517)548-2485or (313)629- years old. Rides English or HARWICK House Cattery. In CNClathe operator. Gear hob- Start Immediately. Equal Op- day, 5 days per week, late (313)227-2034. , • • condition. S75.You dismantle. Western. Jumper prospect. FORD 3000 with p. s., 4000 (313)437-6860. 0984. home boarding and grooming. bing. Own set-up, will teach portunity Employer. Complete afternoons required. Previous. 15.1 hands. Very highly some. Give wage re- office experience, typing ap- diesel with duals and rops. ===-,.....":----::--;:--:-::::-,,...... ,,. AQHA Palamlno stallion, 2 (313)227-9584. details and application forms spirited. $1,000or best offer. quirements. Please reply to: sent on request. Write to P.O. proximately 45 wpm, filing ex- Case 530with live p. t. 0., 12 THREE 4 ft. x 8 ft. 118 Inch years, S800 or best offer. (313)887-4477after 5p.m. PUPPIEPAD KELLY speed, $1,950. Oliver 1650 glass, $10.each. Drywall stilts, (517)548-0056. Box 1452,c/o Brighton Argus, Box192,Wixom, MI. 48096. perience. Please apply at REGISTERED hall Arabian ProfessIonal all breed dog 113 E. Grand River, Brighton, Lowry and Associates, Inc, SERVJCES diesel, 66 hp., field ready, $20.(313)449-8333after 7 p.m. APPALOOSA Gelding, 10 grooming. 17 years ex- EXPERIENCED baker. Night $4,250. Ford 8N with loader, Two pieces of marble, gelding ¥11thtack, S8OO: Ap- Michigan48116. 8163W. Grand River, Brighton The "Kelly Girl" people. Not years, proven 4-H winner, 15 perience. Reasonable. shift. Apply Marv's Bakery, and Agency; Never a Fee. Sl,750. Ford 5600 diesel with 1 Inchx16'h Inchx56'h Inch, paloosa mare, S8OO. Both 4-H CHOIR Director. Active Novl 10730 E. Grand River, between the hours 8 a.m. and hands. $850. (313)585-9183. trained and shown, rides Satisfaction guaranteed. 5 p.m. EqualOpportunity dual power. Ford 8N's recon- $50. 60 ft. of 1 Inch type K (511)548-1459. church Is searching for a hard Brighton. APPALOOSA at stud, 15.3 English and Western. 3 year. working, dedicated person to PART-time help wanted LPN Employer M/F/H , dltloned. Parts and ac- copper pipe, $80. American hands, 1,250 pounds, Cham- EXPERIENCED breakfasl cessorles. Hodges Farm standard 1 piece brown toilet old Appaloosa gelding, green PROFESSIONALdog groom- direct adult and youth choirs. or RN for family practice. ex- pion ropelng horse, 100%col- broke, Call after 7 p.m. cook. Apply In person. Nor- Equipment, (313)629-6481 with small crack, $50. (313)887- S6OO. Ing by Laura, 14 years ex- The pay Is small but the perience In venipuncture, THREEE ambitious men or or producer. Discount to 4-H (511)223-a5n. perience, Includes ears, nalls, thville Crossing, 18900 Nor- since 1946. 2200. satisfactions are great. Please thville Road, Northville. EKG and x-ray desired. Send women over 25 for career In • or 2mares. (511)548-1631. REGISTEREDMorgan, profes- glands, bath. S10. Brighton send resume to "Choir Direc- resume to: Box 1454,c/o LIv- management marketing 6 Foot diSk, 3 pt., 2 bottom area.(313)231-1572. FULLER BRUSH COMPANY- plow, 3 pt. (313)632-6246. [r------....APPALOOSAgelding, 3 years sionally trained, 15.2, 9 years tor", P.O. Box 1, Novl, MI. Ingston Country Press, 323E. business. Hours flexible. Car old, gentle disposition. Ideal old, $1,000.(313)437-2976. ,------~ 48050. needs people 10 work own Grand River, Howell, MI. mandatory. Confldentlallnter-: FOR sale or trade, 1952 MIn- for older 4-H youth. (511)546- 7 "R=R:::I:=E-=R""S-w-a-n-ted-:-t""'0-d-:-e""""'I:-lv-erhours from their homes with 48843. view call (511)546-1781. neapolis Moline farm tractor PETS STANDARD bred mare, sire CA 1631. Major Bay, dam Warblaze, se- new customer service pro- and two sets of plows, as Is. • • the Novl News. Routes open grams. Let our excellent pro- PART-TIMERS, men or APPALOOSAQuarter 3 years, cond Goldlen Knox by Knox EM PLOYM ENT In areas of 11 Mile and Beck ~I 'f ducts and reputation eam you women. Determine your own (517)546-3286. mare, greenbroke, gentle. Hanover.S5OO. (3131498-2282. WHATISTHE '======!. Roadand ChateauTrailer Park that extra money you need. hours, teach needlecraft, will 1980Ford tractor Model 1900 $400. (517)548-3454...... J -13 Mile area. Call Circulation train. Call Becky, (313)227- diesel, three cylinder, four 151 Household Pets SAWDUST. Truckloads (313)G85-0556. BARGAIN AQHA Bay mare, 13 years, 15 delivered. Pick up smaller (313)349-3627. 1698. wheel drive, front loader - AKC Springer Spaniel pups, FARMERS Insurance Group five ft. bucket, 120 hours. hands, gentle, smooth, $1,200. amounts. Howell. Bernie 165 Help Wanted General CARRIERSwanted to deliver BARREL? liver/white, show or hunt, will (313)629-2418. offers exceptlona' op- $8,500.(313)349-2724. Kuhns, (511)546-2942. the Northville Record. Routes QUALITYCONTROL If you havean Item you wish to. be ready for fall training. Call portunities and financial sell for S25.or less or a group ATTENTION: Summer Horse SMALL POA pony, 12 years REGISTERED open In area of Main and security to qualified men and SUPERVISOR 3 pt. Hitch buzz saw and alter5 p.m. (517)546-7137. Center. Call Circulation Must have a minimum ten of Items seiling for no more 25 Inch gas stove. (517)546- Day camp! 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. old, good with children, ex- women who wish to leam lhe AKC Miniature Schnauzer dally. 2 week sessions. For cellent trail mount, tack In- NURSES (313)349-3627. years "hands on" experience than S25.you can now place an • 4636. male 8weeks, shots, wormed. Insurance business. Start ad In the Green Sheel for 'h more Information phone cluded. Asking S25O.(511)546- COMPANIONfor elderly lady part-time, college grads In all phases of quality control. 1974 International Harvester S175.(511)223-6279. pricel Ask our ad-taker 10 Hartland Equestrian Center. 9718. McPherson Communlly on alternating weekends, Fri- preferred. For a confidential Require a full working 500dozer, loaded, with extras, (313)632-5336. knowledge of Ford's place a Bargain Barrel ad for AKC Miniature SChnauzer, SMALL mare, 13'h hands, ex- Hospital, a 136-bed acute day evening thru Sunday Interview, call (313)559-1652. mint condition. (313)878-6714. black and sliver, male, 10 statistical quality control you, (10 words or less) and BUYING - Registered and perienced rider. (313)227-3581. care general hospital, is evening. (517)546-0126 or FEMALE vocalist wanted - to JOHN Deere, 1967,38 hp., ex- weeks. Also others available Grade horses and ponies for actively recruiting fUll and (511)546-6649. methods and able to Imple- she will bill you only S2.25. SOUTH Oak Training Stable. replace vocalist In sIx piece ment same throughout the (This special Is offered to cellent condition, S3,200. to co-own/lease. Terms Academy.(517)223-7316. part time Medical, Surgical COOKS, part-time, fulltlme. (313)632-5830. available. CAREFREE KEN· Boarding, Summer Special F.M. Top Forty Band. Must be company. We are a small to homeowners only-sorry, no BLUE clay for horse stalls. $125.month until October 1st. and Emergency Room For days. Brighton Big Boy. serious and have versatile JOHN Deere tractor, MT-50.3 NEL.(3131878-5302. Nurses. We are located In medium siZed stamping and commercial accounts. Eldred and Sons, (313)229- Inside arena, outside arenas. Apply In person between vocal ability. For Information machining facility. Please pt. hitch, back blade. (313)878- AIREDALE Terrier, male, 23 6857. hunt courses, padocks. Howell, Michigan, a plea- 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. and audition call CraIg, send resume and salary re- WANTED: Novl area, depen- 5302. months. S150. Morrice, BEAUTIFUL 4 year old Breaking, Training, Jim David- sant suburban area bet- CASHIER, male preferred. (313)426-2867or Debl, (511)546- (511)625-7519. ween Ann Arbor and Lans- quirements to: Star Manufac- dable, loving woman to care' JOHN Deere 720 diesel, 3 pt., thoroughbred mare, lovely son. Eng:lsh Lessons, Anne Must be experienced. Apply 3587. turing Co., 11871East Grand power steering, good rubber. AKC German Shepherd pup- Leblond. Call now for stall Ing, c:pproxlmately one for eight month old boy from disposition. Excellent Hunter, Thursday and Saturday after GOOD home for elderly River, P. O. Box 989, Brighton. 7:00 am to 5:30 pm. No· S2,500.New Idea pole type hay pies, excellent guard dogs. Jumper, prospect for child or reservatlC''1s. (313)437-4883, hour from Detroit. If you 6 p.m. Howell Party Store, are an acllve Nurse or a re- woman In exchange for light MI. 48116,Attention Salary Ad- weekends, no holidays. Own mower, $100. New Idea 7 It. good temperament. (313)231- small adult. (313)334-4220. Jim Davidson Manager. 1100Pinckney Road. housekeeping and some ministrator. hayconditioner, $150.(313)629- cent graduate wanting a transportation. (3131477-0469. 9355. BOARDERS wanted, S75 THE Hitching Post Tack ShOP CARPENTERS.We currently cooking, non-smoker, some 9590. Challenging career and WIN a scholarshIp! Single. AKC Cocker Spaniel, buff and month, Hartland area, private has all your riding and show have several openings for wages. (313)437'()774. RN, LPN, GN openings JOHN Deere Model 30 com- lifestyle, you will find them women ages 17-24 for con- white, female, 6 months old, location. (517)546-6475. needs. 10%discount to all 4-H people with one or more years HEAVY equipment service available on all shifts, 4 hours bine, excellent working condI- S90or best offer. (517)548-7461 at McPherson. You will testants In Livingston County BROWN riding suit, bro\\n members. See us at: 3901 also enjoy your work of relevant carpentry ex- technician needed. Ex- shifts, weekends only. Call for tion. (511)548-1686. alter4 pm. Lovejoy Road. 4 miles nor- ScholarshIp Pageant. Contes- derby, black derby, brown schedule-no shift rota- perience. Previous ex- perienced In engine, power an Interview, Whitmore Lake tant deadline Is June 18. 1978 John Deere 16 hp AKC male black Lab pups, boots, western romal reigns, thwest of Cohoctah or call perience In home rehabilita- trains and hydraulics. Send Convalescent Cent&r, (313)268-5574. tion, 26 weekends off per (511)548-8259. hydrastatlc tractor, S2,OOO.Championbloodlines, 5weeks all reasonable. (313)349-5191. year, and 3 weeks vaca- tion, home heating, or home resume to Drawer T, New (313)449-4431. Radial arm, table and chain repair required. Previous WATERFRONT director. old, ready June 20th. (313)541- CEDAR posts, rough sawn THOROUGHBREDS. (517)548- tion. Hudson, MI. 48165. RESTAURANT manager saw, miscellaneous. (3131878- 6918. 1089. supervisory experience also wanted for ChurChcamp. Must lumber, all sizes, custom HELP wanted part-time, (worker) at lease 2years of ex- be 18years of age and hold a 606Z. BIRD dog puppies. 10 weeks TWO Qualler horses. One 12 The thanks you receive required for one of these posl- Janitorial. Brighton, South perience In restaurant manag- orders. (313)335-6232. lions. SalaryS200- S236weekly current W-SI Certificate. JOHN Deere tractor, MT,good old, bitch Is FDSB English year old gelding, one 10 year from your patients will be Lyonarea.l-(313~. Ing, culinary skills, respon- CRYSTAL Valley Farm. plus excellent fringes. Con- (511)546-0249. , condition. Front dozer blade, Pointer. Dog Is AKC German old mare. S8OO. each or both an exira reward to an ex- HiGH energy person for office sibilities In maintaining food mounted plows, drag, disk Horses boarded, bought, tact OLHSA, 5640E. Highland WANTED retiree for part-time' Shorthalr. We ha...e both sold. English and western for $1,500.(313)878-9356. cellent salary and shift work, natural health attitudes, and cost and quality control and cultivators. (517)546-1035. parents. They are excellent premium of 7%. A corn- Rd., Howell MIChigan 48843. and SCheduling, hiring, Im- help In retail hardware store... lessons. Indoor arena. New THREEPOA's, 2geldings, one (517)548-1175. non-smoker. excellent typist, South Lyon area. Write Box 35foot McKarty elevator, good hunters. Pups have been prehenslve, non- mediate opening. Please app- and used tack. (313)227-6583. mare. (313)437-5469. good mathematical abilities, 1451,c/o South Lyon Herald, condition, $400.(3131429-5821. wormed and have tails dock- contributory benefit pro- COOKneeded, part-time only, ly In person at Keller's Parlor CHEROKEE 2 horse trailer. USED 2 horse trailer, needs organizer, some evenings. 101N. Lafayette, South Lyon, ed. These pups will be natural, gram, Including tuition experience preferred, must Only those qualified apply and Restaurant, Williamston. MOWERS, new 3 ft. brush New tires, new paint, ex- paint. Interior new. $500. be hard worker, Hartland Big MI. 48178. close, hardworking gun dogs. reimbursement, excep- please. (517)548-1333. REAL Estate One- looking for hogs from $450. 3 pt. 5 and 6 cellent condition. (511)546- (511)223-9433. Boy, M-69andUS-23. feet lawn mowers, used flail $50 eaCh.(313)266-4258. tional pension program, motivated people who want a WANTED Guitar player for' 1597. WANTED 4 horses to board. HOWELL (city). Retired cou- established band. (313)437-• mowers, 3 pt. yard and garden BOSTONTERRIORPUPPIES and Indlvldallzed orienta- CAREER oriented people ple to run small busIness from satisfying career and are will- Beautifully marked. ShOW DARK brown pony, rides and Box stalls with pasture. tion. Contact: Mary Alice, needed for management and 6219. • sprayers with 90 InCh Customized rates. (3131684- home. Salary aYallable. Ing to work for top commis- potential. Male and female. 8 drives. S100 with saddle. our Nurse Recruiter, at: counseling work. College sions. Excellent training pro- WANTED 3 all around coverage with hose and gun (313)437-3615. 0919mornings. (511)548-8896. $595complete. Sprayer parts. weeks old. Sl50 to S175.Call degree preferred, but not gram. We would like to talk to machinist on tool, die and pro- . 3 pt. landscape rakes. Hodges anytime. (313)426-2440. WESTERN show chaps, tan, McPHERSON essential. Part-time or full- you. Call A. J. RIChter, totype work. Must be expert· small, never used, ultra- COMMUNITY HOSPITAL time. For confidential Inter- INSURANCESECRETARY on BP mill, Sharper, 10, 00. Farm Equipment, (313)629-6481BLOODHOUNDmale, AKC, 2 FORsale. Two purebred Arab Permanant, full-time opening Manager.(313)227-5005. since 1946. years, needs permanent stallions. One the son of Az- suede. $120.(511)223-9433. 620Byron Rd. view call, (3131878-6181. grinder holding cloae· Howell, MI48843 available In general Insurance RECEPTIONIST, full·tlme, MASSEYFerguson 135, front home and running room. raff. Also grandson of Az-raff. 2 Year old Morgan gelding, CLEANING person for Friday Brighton office. Experience tolerance. Must be able to pro- : (517)546-1410,Ext. 295 agency. Well organiZed, plea- perly Interpret drawings on. bucket, new tires, paint, ex- (313)227-4779. One training buggy for sale. professionally started under AM, dependable, must have sant personality, good typing preferred. Must be neat and cellent. (313)437-1825. BUNNIES.Lop, Rex and Chin- Two brand new 16 In. tires and harness, good show prospect, references. Hamburg, oul-golng. Send resume or complicated parts. Only those • 16 In. split rims. (313)349-2434good disposition, priced EqualOpportunity and telephone skills are who have had job shop ex- chilla. (313)632'-6292. (313)231-9384after5:30p.m. essential. Some office ex- qualifications to P.O. Box 732, l POLEbarn materials, we stock after4p.m. $3,000.Call (313)855-3889. Employer perlence and can produce' COLLIES AKC, puppies, tri- CHILD care, Monday thru Fri- perience and ability to com- Brighton, MI 48116.Resumes a full line. Build It yourself and day; 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. 14 held In strict confidence. Should apply. Most benefits. : color males, eyes and health municate with the public Is Send resume to: Staf. save, we can tell you how. BABY sitter needed for Mon- month old girl, Sliver Lake necessary. Please send RN'S, LPN's needed In the South Lyon Lumber and Farm checked. 2 year old trl-color day and Tuesday, your home Manufacturing, P.O. Box 989, : male. Call after 3 p.m. area. (313)437-0568after 5 p.m. resume or apply at Layey In- Pontiac, Bloomfield area. If Center, 415 East Lake. or mine. (313)437-3794. References. Brighton, MI. 48118. Alln:. (517)548-a816. COME TRAIN WITH US surance Agency, 125 West you have one year recent ex- salary Administrator. (313)437-1751. Main Street, P. O. Box 17,PIn- CFA Himalayan kittens, shots. perience and wish to Choose PlnSBURGH 3 pt. mounted THE KENSINGTON VALLEY ckney, MI. 48189. WAITRESSES needed, par1-: Reasonable.(313)437-3798. your own hours, call Medical unllrame, single bottom, 16 Personnel Pool, (3131334-9220. time only, experience: CANARIESfemales $10, males DOG TRAINING CLUB, INC. IN home TV and antenna necessary, Hartland Big Boy•• Inch plow. Almost new. $325. CREDIT CLERK system repair man/Installer. (313)349-3338. $35. All colors. (511)655-1782. Ill)'ll'll'lly lloQ Tflllf\ng Assoc ('{ Llwl',)Ston COunty) M-59and US-23. , oiiei'~ Obed,enceand conformaloOn.Begin' Must be experienced. Good SOUTHWEST WAITRESS, afternoons, part. : • n,ng NOVIce thru Ul,h1v. Bring health Person with phone collection experience to opportunity. century Elec- tronics, (313)227-6422. OAKLAND lime to start. Interviews to be : record~ when yOu register DOnOl bring work In our Livonia office Credit Department. "~gs fIrst nl J. - L .. -.:..' illili _ ------• - • --=-'c.:',,' __ -,,'--,,-'.- Wednesday. June 8. 1983-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDTIMES-l'-B 168 Help Wanted Sales 166 Help Wanted Sales 166 Help Wanted Sales 167 Buslnesa 167 Business 170 Situations Wanted 201 Motorcycles 210 Boats & Equipment 215 Campers, Trailer. Opportunities Opportunities I Equipment AVON has an opportunity PERSON with household LOVINGcare for your children 19n Huskavarna 390"CR. Ex- 14 Foot trailer. like new. 7'h ...established to earn money Im- CARBIDE TOOLING SPECIALIST goods moving experience to In South Lyon area. (313)348- cellent condition, like new. electric start motor. (313)229- UTILITY trailers. new, 4x8 mediately. Brighton. Howell. solicit and book moves on a BRIGHTON carry-out NORTHVILLE;.Elegant ladles restaurant. By owner. Will sell 4173. S875firm. Extra exhaust and 6698. $350. 5x8 S450.5x12 tandem Deerlleld Township. Call commission basis. Also could new cables. over $100In spare Activities will Include apparel business, fully equip- business onlyl Building onlyl LAOY will clean basements FIBERGLASSboat. 65 hp Mer- $600. Wood hauling trailers. : anytime for appointment assist In operating this small parts. (313)662-4232.Robin. (313)229-8475. '(313)227·1428or (313)7$.4057 new product evaluation ped and ready for new owner, Or business and buildingICall and attics and haul away all cury. trailer. $800 as Is. Even- moving company. Livingston HONDA. 1979. ~TD 10th Ings (313)231-1578. , leavemessage. and development Input, County resident preferred. established clientele and Bob for details. (5171546-2915. Junk.(517)54&-9841. NOMAD pop-up taller, stove. parking In front. $10.000.call Anniversary Model. Extras, Ice box, space heater and ."CLASSIC Fashion has op- technical training, (517)54&-7884. DARLINGgift shop, downtown LOSE weight and feel 16Foot inboard. outboard. 120 Betty Mills. (313)42002100.Cen- $2.150.(313)624-1429. hp.• fiberglass, trl-hull. $2.995. awning. sleeps 8. (517)548- • portunlty for you to earn good technical literature and REAL estate salesmen need- Williamston, by Inventory healthier without energy lose tury 21Gold House. lease store. great for one or or hunger pangs. Herbs make HONDA Trail 70. Excellent (313)227-1497. 3231. • money part-time by starting field problem solVing ed for three new homes pro- condition, $250.(517)546-4029. · your own business. Call partners. excellent quality the difference I Herballfe, 12 foot Geneva wood boat. 1976 Nomad 24 foot travel with emphasis on turn- Jects In Novl and South Lyon. (517)~. : (313)227-3496for details. experience preferred. Call merchandise. Must sell, 1980 Honda Xfl.8O. Excellent fiberglass reinforced bottom. trailer. very clean. $3.500. Ing applications but health problems. Call even- LICENSEchild care near M-36 condition. S350. (3131227-1878. 18 hp Johnson electric start. (313)629-4849. _CONCEPTsells. We will hire 2 some Involvement with between 3:00 pm and PARTYICONVENIENCE ,commercial sales person who 5:00 pm. Beztak. (313)354-9007. Ings (517)855-3800. and Whitewood Road. Call 1975750 Honda. good condI- excellent condition. $450. 8 ft. Pickup Aluminum cover, milling and drilling. STORE (313)87S-9095. After 6 p.m. 1-(313)568-7289. may now be seiling real T-SHIRTPARTIES MAKE an extra $200a month, tion. $650 or best offer. $100.(517)548-1612. SOD.SDM.liquor. beer. wine (3131231-3654. estate. Insurance, etc. and featuring shorts. Jogging Brtghton/Hamburg area part-time, one hour a week MOTHER of 1 will baby·sll. (313)878-9813. PICKUPcamper. 8 ft. $1,000or who would like to move to a Applicant must have 7 suits. and Jackets. 150styles. High volume. Financing from your kitchen table. No call after 4 p.m. Highland. 1979 Harley Low Rider. ex- HOBIEcat, 18foot. 1978.Flam- best offer. call after 3:30. recession prove Industry. No plus years of In-depth and over 1,500transfers. Look- available. All new Im- experience. education re- (313)887-8868. cellent condition. $3.000. mer salls. excellent condition. (5171546-2906. Investments needed. Op- carbide tooling applica- Ing for a great career? Soli T- provements and equipment. quirements. For details call. MATUREwoman will baby·slt. (517)548-4011. (313187S-8598. PROWLER 1973, 19'1> foot. (313188NI764seven days. portunity unlimited. (313)887- tion experience. shlrtsl Great pay. advance- (313)231-1565. light housekeeping. your 1982 Honda ATe-250. $1.100. 14 ft. aluminum rowboat with sleeps 6. self-contained, awn- 0030 for appointment. mentl call collect, (313)328- OWN your own J!""n- home, days, references. (3131498-2060. 10HPmotor and trailer, Wards Ing. extras. Exceptionally Exceptional compensa- 5098. (313)328-7873. Sportswear. Infant-Preteen, (313)632-6468after 4:30 pm. 1978'1>Harley Davidson Low Sea King. $1,100or best offer. clean. $2.800or beat. (313)455- MANAGEMENT/SALES tion and benefits Ladles Apparel Store. Offering (313134&6633. 2398. 167 Business WHITMORE Lake. Carryout PAINTER.Semi-retired needs Rider, 8,000 miles. excellent $32.000PLUS package. all nationally known brands. work. Anything, anywhere. condition. $4.000. (517)546- 1979 Hoblcat. 18 fl. with 1974 Self-contained 18 foot ,Fastest growing health and Opportunities restaurant. Pizza. chicken. Brlttanla, Jordache. Chic, Lee. shrimp. and other Items• SCollle. (313)231·2033.(3131998- 1456. trailer. lots of extras. Custom tandem trailer. sleeps 8. used •nutrition company. Expanding Levi, Vanderbilt. Izod. calvin 9126. sail box. $2.595.(517)546-5353. 2 seasons, Includes Reese •to all of L1vlllgston llrea. Need Send resume established 20 years. Owner Klein. Esprtt. Zena, Gunne INDIAN90 cc. Mini bike. 3 hp. salary history In ~~~h . PURCHASEthe rights to pro- retiring to Florida. Good area. PEAT humus delivery. 3 yard Go-cart frame. (313)227-751612 ft. Kollbrl sloop sailboat hitch, mirrors. etc. (313)887- positive people for super- • duce and merchandise Ne- Sax. OCeanPacillc. 300other 2995. fidenceto: steady year-round business. brands. $7.900 to $24,500, load $45. (3131437-8713. after4 p.m. with trailer or cartop carrier. visory positions. Partlfull. tlonally a humorous Trade Extremely well equipped In time. Complete training. Ao- Commercial Manager beginning Inventory, airfare (313)437-2163. 1974450Kawasaki. runs good. $775. (517)548-8339. 1972Skamper POP-UP.sleeps Mark write to Charlie, Box 625. good condition. $65.000plus 8. stove and refrtgerator. ceptlng calls Wednesday - FrI- Cutting Technologies Highland, MI. 48031. for one to fashion center. SEAMSTRESS,quality work. S5OO. (517)546-5604after 4 p.m. MFG16 foot flberglas boat, 85 Inventory. Oren Nelson training. fixtures. grand open- old and new. Ask for Stella. HP Johnson outboard motor. (313)227-7509. day. 9 to 5. call M. Sullsz at Inc. P. L.'s Twice Around Resale 1973Kawasaki350asking S450. (313)227-9322.Or C. Dennis. at Realtor. (3131449-4466,even- Ing. call Mr. Loughlin (612)888- (3131229-5094. trailer and extras. (313)885- 1971 Shasta. 25'h foot, 802 E. Grand River shop business for sale In Ings (313)231-9028.days or (3131437·9818. (313)227-1526. 6555. SCHOOLS out. Special sum- 2771 after 5 pm. bunkhouse travel trailer. New Brighton, MI. 48116 Novl. Best offer. (313)3.48-5150.evenings H800l462-0309. 1979KX-80. Never raced. $395. radial tires. 18 foot awning, mer program. kindergarten or best offer. (313)887-9389. OWENS18foot flbreglas boat. thru 4th graders. Includes 60 hp Evlnrude motor. two 30 pound bottles. All hitch ODD Jobs, lawn cutting, PIn- arts, crafts. games. hiking, 1980 Kawasaki KD-80. ex- (313)229-8857. equipment. Sleeps 9. ckney area. 18years. (313)87S- 170 Situations Wanted swimming. gardening with cellent condition. $300 firm. carpeted. Excellent condition. 5931. (51n548-4484. 20 ft. Pontoon boat. $200. Asking $5.500.(517)521-3818. revlew of three "R's". Limited (313)449-2967anytime. to 25 kids. Certified teacher. 1980Kawasaki250LTD, street. TEN foot pickup camper. Call Lois. Lucky Duck S65O.(313)685-3207after 7 p.m. PONTOON boat. 24 foot, (517)548-7894. Nursery. (3131227-5500. Riviera. 25 hp. Johnson. ex- 1981 Kawasaki 440 LTD. 950 cellent. (517)54&-0924. TRAVEL-MATE pop-up S.W.O.V.E.C. floral graduate miles, must sell. $950. camper. Sleeps 6. Ice box. seeks employment. Marti (51n223-9629. 16 foot Reble sailboat with stove. heater. S8OO. (517)548- trailer. $1.250. Bargain Barn, (313)455-0126. 1894. 1980 Kawasaki 750LTD. 1,400 5640 M-59. Howell. (517)54&- STRAWBERRYPickers. Need miles. $1.550.(517)548-1749. 5995. TWO self-contained campers. some berries picked? call 1974Kawasaki 500 two cycle, $550 each. Make offer. SEAKing 15foot 11 Inch boat. (517)548-5059.Must sell. Terry. (313)227-6323or Kerry, good condition. $300. (517)548- 60 HP Craftsman motor and (3131437-3341. 1105after6:30 p.m. ROTOTILLING.yard clean-up. A-l cleaning ladles. general or trailer. $900.(313)87S-5252. UTILITY trailer, 4 x 8, steel truck hauling. senior dls- parties. Mrs. Hoban. (313)363- THOROUGH old fashioned KAWASAKI KD-l00M. Ex- '79 Searader. 15'h ft. trl-hull box. 15Inches high. Like new. house cleaning done to your cellent condition. $300. bow rider. 70 h.p. Evlnrude. (511)546-0924. counts. Lawn mowing, 5740.(3131887-&30. (511)223-9n6. (313)231-1917. AVAILABLE for summer. Pre- satisfaction In 1'h hours. Ex- Full canvas. Excellent condI- 19n Vega Westwlnd 27 foot cellent references. Dot. RELIABLEbaby-sitter looking school child care, dally, week- 19n Suzuki GS750. Excellent tion. $3.900 or best offer. bunkhouse. sleeps 8, ex- (313)887-2898. condition. $1.050. (5171546- for Job. Own transportation. Iy. drop-In. call Lois. Lucky (313)34S-0286after 7 p.m. cellent condition. $5.975. Northville area.(313)34&-4643. Duck Nursery. (3131227-5500. WILL baby sit, Sliver Lake 8921, evenings or week-ends. (313)229-8500. area, experienced mother. 1979Suzuki DS-l25. excellent STUDENTI I f AN honest family man THE FLEET'S IN WANTEDto rent small POP-uP ook ng or summer desperately needs work. In- (3131437-4944. condition. $400 or best. comper. beginning July 18 for • YOUNG PEOPLE LOOKING FOR WORK lob. Call(511)546-6723. terlor. exterior painting, also WILL do house cleaning and (313)229-7353. With super deals on Crest 2weeks. (511)546-2519. STUDENT wanting odd jobs. wall washing. 18 years ex- Ironing. $5.00 an hour. Whit- 1978Suzuki GS-l85. excellent Pontoons. Renken and Sylvan 10'h foot Wolverine camper, baby-sitting. References. perlence. Professional. Dls- more Lake.(3131231-2105. condition. $325or best offer. boats. Chrysler outboards. excellent condition. $1.000or Mr. Businessman, here are area young people looking for sum- Milford High SChool area. counts to senior citizens. call WILL babysit, pre-school age (313)669-4646. - Merc Crusler outdrlves. Free best offer. (3131498-2396. (313)887-3470. nowl Free estimates. (517)223- mer jobs. If you need help they are willing to work. Call them or younger. 8 years ex- 1972 Suzuki 90 Rover. S60. summer dockage with new 1971 POP-uPWheel camper, today! SECRETARY. deflnetly ex- ~7334=;::.==.,..,...",..,...",....,.,. __ -,....,.-- perience. Lake Chemung needswork. (517)521-4378. boat purchase. Young's sleeps 6, good condition. pertenced. Hard worker, qUick AT TEN T ION w 0 r kin g area.(517)546-4753. 1976Suzuki TS75. show room Marina, Gregory 1(313)498- stove, heater, electric learner. Need a Job. (517)546- housewlvesl College student condition, very few miles. ;24~94:;:.'-=....,...,--..,.,-_-:----:---::-=- refrIgerator, awning. $850. 1953. will do housecleaning In- 175 Business & S350. (3131887-2957. 12 foot Tri-hull row boat. 5 hp (3131437-2492after6:30 pm. STUDENT looking for eleo- cludlng laundry. Honest, Professional Services 19801100Suzuki. low mileage. mercury and trailer plus ex- ALL kinds of work done year COLLEGE student, male, 18, PET sitting, pay negotiable. tronlc related Job. electrtcal reliable, have own transporla- 220 Auto Parts CERTIFIEDPublic Accountant $2.300or trade for dune buggy tras. (517)521-3928. round. Call W.O.R.T. (313)227-needs summer work. (313)665-Refere nces avallabl e. engineer major. (313)887-4914. tlon and references. Approx- of samevalue. (313)348-1583. 198O'h 15 It. Trthaul, 75 hp. & Service 2873. 2103. (313)47S-0187. SECONDyear accounting stu. Imately $25. per 7 hours. specializing In services for farms and owner-operated 1962 Triumph 500. Excellent Chrysler engine. Everything In ~AMBITIOUS,hard working col- COMPUTER major seeks en- RESPONSIBLE teenager will dent available for office or In- >:(5:,:1.:,,7)546-4=c..,:..::029=...--- businesses. Susan Grimes condition, S500 or best offer. excellent condition. Very low . lege bound student. willing to try level position, 3.64G.P.A. clean house In Howell. Call homework. (313)885-2436. BABY-sllllng. Fowlerville. Munsell, (517)223-3913. (517)546-4860. hours. $3.750.(313)437-9850. AP Mufflers • -try anything. (313)878-6814. Junior.(313)348-0211. Aleta. (511)546-4536. SUMMER Job wanted, hard Howell area. Days or even- COMMODORE84 Owners! In- TWO RV-9O Suzuki motor- TROLLING motor, $100. 9'h 95 ARCHITECTURAL graduate COMPUTER SCience maJor RADIO television expertence worker. certified life saver. Ings. (517)223-7100. expensive, easy. text type cycles. Excellent condition. hp. Johnson. $400. 14 foot $17 from S.W.O.V.E.C. knowledge seeks summer position with student looking for work. Have Marc(313)685-8185. BABYSITTINGby experienced programs. Use your 64. Send (313)437-2991. Starcraft aluminum boat. $400. In computers. surveying. management firm. (313)231-tools. (313)684-0290. STUDENT working towards mother. Spencer SChoolarea, S2 to Pack-Action. P.O. Box YAMAHA'78 Enduro 100.$325. Boat trailer, $100. call after Exhaust Pipes blueprtnts. (313)437-3958. 2458. • RESPONSIBLEmale 18.Wants Masters Degree. urban plann- Lake of the Pines. Nurtrttlonal 372. Brighton. MI 48118 for Excellent condition. Low 3 pm. (517)223-9975. ARTISTIC Inexperienced summer job. money for col- Ingneedswork.(313)231-3064. meals provided plus lots of sample programand catalog. miles. (313)231-1656. TWO 25 foot steel pontoons• Tail Pipes •senior 16year aid mom needs CERTIFIEDauto mechanic, full lege. (313)888-7308. SECRETARY. experienced. TLC. (3131229-4163. D.J. Frank Allen. Sunday 1981 Yamaha X5-850. Extras good condition. Ideal for large 'work. (511)546..53n. or part-time. (517)223-9056. RESPONSIBLE male 19. Do hard worker. part or full-tIme. BABY-SITTING !letween graduation parties $175, save with helmet. $2.200.(313)67S- raft or boat. $250. (313)887- 50% Off 'AMBITIOUS senior experleno- COLLEGE graduate maJortng anything. going to college. =(31=3::;);:229-85~:::-1:...:4::,.'-:----:- 1 Howell and Pinckney. off PIn- $75. (517)548-5027.(517)548- 642Oafter6 p.m. =32=,48::::,.'=- --,,..,_ Ust :ed. mechanical. architectural, In dig Ita I e qui p men t Richard.(313)888-7308. SENIOR looking for recep- ckney Road. Howell SChool 1860. 1980YZ-125.Very good condl- WANTED: water skis. life drafting. Will do anything. technology seeking part- RESPONSIBLE female 15. tlonlst Job. Have had typing Dlstrtct. (517)546-8596. EXCELLENTcare and supervI- tion. $600. Call afternoons or Jackets. and ski ropes. Novi-Auto Parts .(517)54&-1673. tlmelfull-tlme Job. (3131227-Willing to do anything. and shorthand. (313)227-1286. BABY-sitting by experienced sion for the elderly and han- evenings. (3131229-2139. l:(31:.:;3::!:1231=-.:::2O:.:;74::.:.__ . _ 43131 Grand River dicapped. In prtvate home, AMBITIOUS. friendly. strong, ~~i.EGE student, certified (313)888-7308. SENIORavailable Immediately ~go~~e~e~~~~,~ ThoL~r ~N~~:nice environment. licensed. 1980Yamaha Exciter, 250ce.. 215 Campers, Trailers .349-2800 . • I d I b b Ittl RESPONSIBLE 17 year old full-time summer employ- 31 )348-7957 low mileage, kept Inside. $950 & Equipment exper ence n a y-s ng life saver, yard work. Milford. kl I ment. Rita, (3131348-4247. area. ( 3 • Pinckneyarea. (313)87S-3761. and yard work. Mark. (517)548-Highland. Christine. (3131887-see ng emp oyment, willing (313)34~106. • BABYSITTING. Milford and or best offer. (313)632-7569. EXPERIENCED builders. 0483. 7337. ~~ckle any task. (3131437-TIRED of housework? Let me Middle Road area. Anytime. 1975Yamaha 650, custom ao- '74 Apache camper. sleeps 4. STEVENSON'S Large and small lobs. Inside S695.or best offer. (3131231- ACCOUNTING maJor, college DEPENDABLE college stu. d dirty rk (51"7\CAILany day. (313)887~23. and out, new and old struo- cessorles. S650. (517)546-4124. student. Financial statements, dent available to baby-sit after HAVE ambition will work. col- 0 your wo.,,.,...,. ~~~~:!;G==~-- 3091. b kk I I d lege student, strong, haalthy. 4013. BABYSITTIN by experienced tures. houses. garages. por- 1979 Yamaha 650 Special. Nowupto Custom seat. new chain, 1976Apache Mesa, solid atate, _ 00 eep ng, exper ence • 1 p.m. South .Lyon, (313)437· (313~4. "-. TOOmuch yard work? Eric has mother. Children over 3years. ches and deckS,wood fences, sleeps 8, stove, sink, 3-way Diane.(313)348-0211. 7596. Full 'or part·tlme. Days. Begin- doors, windows. gutters and sprockets. tires. battery, Vet- $50.00cash paid AA General or Party Cleaning. DOGcare while you vacatlonl HEAFTY, honorable. am- the time. anytime. (313)887- nlng June 20th. Nutrttlous ter Windjammer fairing. Ex- refrigerator. furnace. Ex- screens. (313)887-3110. cellent condition. $2.250. for junk cars. child care. watermelon boats, 10 Mlle. South Lyon. Vicky, bltlous 18 year old needa 1084. meals. (517)468-3907. FOSTERcare rooms available. cellent condition. $1.400. art work. Kathy, (313)629-3198.(313)437-9485. work. Mike. (511)546-0483. TWO energetic teenages. any BABY-SiTTING by 2 grand- (313)735-5549. (313)349-0919. High prices For closed head Injury day BUY factory direct. AMERICAN Red Cross Senior EXPERIENCED. advertising HAMBURG helper, no Job too work considered. (313)227- mothers. Lee Road, Rickett care and adult foster care. 1980Yamaha250Exciter. looks for LIfe Guard Monica Viviano d I lal rt I small, carwash. baby-sitting. 6372. area. (3131227-4195. and runs like new. 75 mpg. LIghtweight fiberglass scamp .' • es gn. commerc a. ogos. lawn. (313)231-9286. TWO college bound boys adults only. (313)632-8408. 13 ft. and 16 ft. travel trailers latemodeJ • (313)632-5426. keyllnlng. signs. Phil. (313)887- BABY-SITTING In Brighton. HOWELL Upholstering now S650 or best offer. (313)231- wrecks. 3844. and new 19 ft. 5th wheel. call AMBITIOUS Northville Senior 1841. HIGH school graduate repairs needing work. Will do Woodlake Village Sub. off doing fumlture refinishing. now toll free 1-800-346-4982for .desires yard work. Dle~ountto EXPERIENCED. dependable small engines, 2 years ex- anything. yard work. (313)87S- Rickett Road.Llndbom SChool (517)54&-1570.(3131498-3342. YAMAHAX~50-E,1978.Adult free brochure and savel Sr. Citizens. (313)349-2881. boy, 17, able to do any Job. perlence. (313)87S-9556. 8297. District. (313)227·2793. HOME EC teacher for men- owned. 76 original miles. $1,195. (3131227-34n. 1973 Crulse-alre motor home (313)887-1482 AUTO'S washed, waxed. (517)546-4657. HARDWORKINGyoung adult TEENAGE girts would like BABY-SITTING. South Lyon, ding. alterations. garment 23 ft. recently decorated In- Upholstery shampooed. In- EX PER I E N CEO c amp will do housekeeping, odd sales. office work, baby- Northville area. Over 21. construction, estimates given. YAMAHA 60. mini-enduro terior, newly rebuilt engine, terlor polished. call Krls. counselor, sitter, household Jobs.call (313)437-8921. sitting, housework, etc. (313)437-8958. Reasonable. Howell (517)54&- motorcycle. $200. (517)546- 60.000miles. $8.000.Make 01- 1975 Astra Pontiac, good (3131227-1415. helper lookIng for a Job. HIGH school student looking (3131229-8514. ==BA::;B"£.Y~-S:-::iTTI=N'=G-.Ax=-=-fo-rd-A-c-re-s,3596. 1711. fer. (511)546-1179after 4 p.m. parts, hole car for $100. A dependable college (313)437-4318. for summer Job.(313)348-8738. TEEN. no Job too small. Have Highland area. Any age. J • W Cement Finishers. 1978Yamaha Enduro 125,very 14 foot 1969camper. only 980 (517)548-6357. sophomore for yard work. EXPERIENCED baby-siller, HOUSECLEANING, ex- computer and office ex· References.(313)887-2035. footings. brick and block. good condition. Extra tire. pounds. self-contained. fur- painting. etc. (3131437'()784. can do house work and odd pertenced and rellJble, ex- pertence. (313)349-1052. CHILD care. Northville. for drtveway and sidewalks. Free S350. Red Raleigh MX 20 Inch nace. stove, sink, Ice box. COMPLETEAUTO .BOY graduate, 18 seeks Jobs.Jeanlne (517)546-0463. cellent rates. (313)437.()36(). TYPING do by experienced toddler. Your transportation. estimates. Lowest bids In boys. good condition. $30. Good condition. $750or best SERVICE employment full or part-time. EXPERIENCEDsecretary, age HIGH school grad experteno- typist. my home. call Angle. (313)34&06397. town. call (313)229-2403or Girls Coaster 26 Inch Sears. offer. (313)887-7237. Brakes, tune-ups, maJor and $10.(313)348-7230. (517)54&-1889. 17. wanting fulltlme employ- ed stocking shelves, yard (313)227-1166. ~C:':;LEA~N:::I-=N=G:":'I:'ad-l-es-.-E-x-pe-r-le-n-o-(3131229-2235ask for Jim or COUCHMAN VAN COUCH. minor engine repair, eleo- • Walt. B. S. F 0 0 d S c Ie n c e I_ ment. Chartene. (313)34&-8489.work. baby-sitting. Marti TWO students. Yard work, ed. dependable. Ho.me.apart- 1981Yamaha m25. S650; 1981 21 fl. self-contained. 1975 trlcal. Certified mechanic. call Chemistry, seeking responsl- EMPLOYERS Dreaml Hard (313)455-0126. small engine repair. anything. mentor offices. (313)67S-3251. Suzuki 185, S6OO. Both dirt GMC. 27.000miles. Excellent Mike. (511)223-9249. ble position. Chad Nledfeldt. working college student. HARD working 18 year old. Phil. (313)349-3972. .cHILD care. open 24 hours. bikes used very lillie, ex- condition and maintenance. (313)349-5727. Many skills. (3131437'()993,Baby-sitting. house cleaning. UNIVERSITYof Michigan BBA state licensed, USDA aEPro¥- KWIKTYPE cellent condition. (313)349- CB radio. roof-top air condI- 2 19n Chevy step-side pickup Typing and secretartal ser- tioner. $18,750.(313)227-9140. fenders. Best offer. (313)227- BUSINESS graduate. super- Debbie. Milford, Highland. (313)887- student seeks business In- ed meals, reasonable rafes. vice. (313)632-5303. 7338. ,--~-==:=-~-:-="":':-= vlsory experience, ad- EXPERIENCED babysitter, 7337. ternshlp. Nancy.(313)349-8533. drop-Ins welcome: "(3131227- 1979Yamaha650Special. 2.000 FORDdeluxe fiberglass truck 4025 between 9 a.m. and mlnlstratlve skills. call Mike, reliable. Plus any other HOUSE cleaning, will clean WORK needed for 17 and 16 9522 or (517)546-1105 miles. $1.300. Adult owned. cap with sliding front window. 6 p.m. (511)546-6450. miscellaneous jobs. (313)349-your house. Efficient, respon- year olds. South Lyon area. preferablyafter8 p.m. (517)54&-7828. $400. (313)348-3163. CHEVETTES only, new and BABY-SITTING, Highland 8097. sible, expertenced. (517)223- (313)437-3915. CHRISTIANlady. experienced MY DEEJAY'S 1978 Yamaha yz 100. good HEAVY dUty tandem wheel used parts. Engines. trans. ·area. week days. M-59. 2 Experienced qualified musl- 8522. . WAREHOUSE selector, 20 housecleaning. (3131735-4315,Experienced professional disc condition. $325. (313)229-7381. trailer, 7 ft. wide by 17 ft. glass. floor pans. etc. Cham- (3131887-2276. clans will perform for vartous HOUSE and office cleaning. years. full-time. available for Fenton, Holly. Linden. Argen- pion parts. (313)437-4105. Jockeys,quality entertainment 210 Boats & Equipment long. 4 wheel electrtc brakes. BABY-sitter. experienced, occasions. (313)885-3958. Reasonable rates. call Chrts miscellaneous. (313)887-9032. :.:tI::;ne:;a::r.::ea::s::,. _ made to order at an (313)437-3942after 4p.m. CHRYSLER automatic fits ,reliable, references. 15 years EXPERIENCED baby-sitter (313)664-0075,Marge (313)885- WILLdo factory. maintenance, CLEANING lady needs work. unbeatable price for all occa- ALUMINUM boat. 12 ft. Star- HOLIDAY Rambler travel small block motor. recently old. Jennifer, (313)437~26. looking for employment In 9583. y a r d w 0 r k, Pa I nil n g, Mrs. Hiner, (313)348-4348. sions. All types of music, $150. craft. $175.(313)349-2310. trailer. 19n, 25 foot, self- rebuilt. $100.(313)885-7863. BABYSITTERneeds Job after Brighton area. Kimberly. I'm 12, and can do any small restaurant. Experienced, CHILD care. licensed. full (517)548-5468,(313)35H687. 12 foot Aqua cat catamaran. contained. Very good condI- CHRYSLER automatic fils June15. call (3131229-4318. (313)227-2879. Job.(517)223-3634. (313)887-9084. summer program. ages 2'h to $495-best offer. (313)887-6683. tion. $5.500firm. Optional 1974 small block motor. recently BABY.slttlng In Pinckney EXPRIENCEDfarm hand and INTELLIGENT able bodied WILL do clerical. fast food. 6. Separate program ages 6 to NEEDLECRAFTERshare your BOATpropellers, recondition- 250 Ford 3/4 ton. Camper rebuilt. $100; Ford automatic area. reasonable prices, 14 yard work. (313)223-9056.ask young woman desires work. waitress or cashier work. 10. Open 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. skills as an Instructor for The ed. 24 hours service. 287 W. Special. with trailer package. fils 8 cylinder motor. runs years, refarences. (313)87S-for Jerry orTom. (517)54&.3623. (313)887-9084. PLAYLAND.(313)87S-9114. Creative Circle. call Rene Walled Lake Drive. Walled $2,000.(313)887-8103. good. (313)885-7863. 5931. GIRL 22.will do house work or JIMS's and Joe's lawn care. WANTJob,will work. call Lisa, CHRISTIAN lady seeks chilli (517)6~187. Lake. (313)824-2414. 8 foot Honey pickup campar, ENGINESfor sale. 2006 Ford•• BUSINESS management yard work. (517)548-4657. Years of experience. (3131229-8070after4p.m. care or light housekeeping PIANO lessons. all ages. PIn- 16 foot fiberglass boat, 70 hp. cab-over, excellent condition. (517)54&-2466between 8a.m. and6 p.m. degree, bookkeeping, payroll. GIRL 18, own transportation. References. Professionally WANTED: work of all kinds. position. References. ckney area. (313)878-6986. with trailer, S650. Bargain $1.800 negotiable. (313)887- computer and supervision ex- Babysitting, house work, done. (3131227-2920. Specialities: lawn mowing. ;(5==1:::7)54&-~=1~0==n~.=--.,.,-...,-...,_ SUMMER school, small Barn. 5640 M-59. Howell. .2957. FORMERauto body Instructor perlence. (517)546-3601. yard work, restaurant work. LAWN mowing. age 15, rototllling. (313)437-6392. DEPENDABLE retired man. classes. 2 hours daily. (517)546-5995. NOMAD11'h ft. truck camper, will do light rust, bump work BABYSITTERneeds Job after (517)54&-1056. Brighton area. (313)229-8209. WINDOWS cleaned, decks odd Jobs. yard cleaning, reading. mllth. study skills. used only twice, full contain- and painting. Foreign cara. BOSTON Whaler, flberglas. 8 (313)669-9577. June 15.call (3131227-8591. GIRL 14will help clean, watch LAWN mowing. Yard work. No stained, lawns cared for. garages, hauling. Howell. New Morning School, foot, rowboat/sallboat, S550. ed. $1.300.(51n223-7375. Plymouth. (313)420-3331, (517)546-1500after 5 p.m. BABY-SITTER needs work, house. baby-sit, walk dog. lob to big or small. (3131229- casey. (313)684-e042. =(5::..17)546-55~:::.;::.:1;:::4.~_-:--__ (3131348-9294. available any time. Howell (313)349-4756. 5741. WANT someone to babysit, EXPERIENCEDmother would 16 ft. Cruiser Inc. Mahogany. area.(517)546-4843. GRADUATE18 wants typeset- LOOKING for lob In Mllford/- walk your dog. clean your pool like to care for you children. TUTORING, all subjects, K 100 HP Mercury, canvas toP. BOY. 17, high grades. hard tlng or lawn work. (313)229-Highland area. Hard worker. or do miscellaneous chores? Fenced Inyard. (517)521-3705. thru 5. 12 years elementary trailer Included. good condI- teaching expertence. $10 per tion. $2.650.(3131735-9212. worker, flexible schedule. 4719. (313)885-3925. (313)34&-8097. EXPERIENCEDLPN will do hour. (3131227-6053. (313)349-82979a.m.t05 p.m. HARD working. honest col- LAWN mowing, yard work. WILL do typing (45-80w.p.m.). prtvatedutynurslng.Excelient CANOE, aluminum. $250. COMMERCIAL/graphlc arts lege girt who enjoys people. reasonable. Pinckney area, Brighton High school references.Orwllldodoctors TYPING/WORD PROCESS- (3131231-2899. ING. Professional. student eager to work. call (3131227-4562. hard working Juniors. (313)87S- graduate. (3131229-2254. office Job.(517)546-4047. Reasonable. Resumes, mail- CANOE sale. At Heavner Sherrl. (313)349-8969. 18 year old available for sum- 5138,(313)878-9454. YOUNG man seeking farm FOSTERcare rooms available. Ing labels. letters. documents. canoe Rental, 2n5 Garden COMPUTER consulting, pro- mer babysitting. Have MANAGEMENT computer work, experienced. (517)223- For closed head InJury day etc. M. Anita Brody, days. Rd., Milford. New Mlchl-Craft rienced transportation. (313)227-1756science student looking for 7345. care and adult foster care, canoes: 15 ft. canoe, $319; grammlng. Expe adults only. (313)632-8408. evenings. weekends, (313)881- graduate student. Initial con- after 2 p.m. daytlme summer emp10ymen.t YOUNGlady looking for fUll 0 0488. 17 ft. canoe, $359. (313)885- GREEN OAK AUTO' INC. sultatlon free. (313)229-8454. HARD working dependable (313)887-5327. part-time Job.Jackie, (51 FIRST Baptist Church Child 2379.(sale ends June 191. COLLEGESenior, Mechanical teenager. near Kensington. MARKLamberson college stu. 1586. care Center. 8238 RIckett CENTURY Cortez 270. 1979. 12676 West 10 Mile engineering. Drafting and cat- Will take any Job. (313)684-dent wishes any Jobavailable. 14 Year girt, Brtghton fo ~~~i~~g~~orot~~~8d~~~~U TRANSPORTATION New In 1980. Radio. depth sounder, custom buill trailer South Lyon, MI 48178 tam expertence. (313)229-5488.5814. (313)227-7828. c 0 u n t e r bus I n e s s, through 8 years. Half off first and more. $21,999. (313)349- CARcleaning done by college HUSKY high school senior MATUREgirt seeking summer housekeeping work. (313)227- weeks summer tuition for ~ 5989. student, wash. wax, plus In- looking for work. Very employmont, house cleaning, 2606. those registered before June (313) 437·8143 tarlor. (313)437-2896. reliable. Brad. (517)54&-7347. baby-sitting. etc. (313)437- 17and 13Year old strong boys 17.Phone(313)229-2895. 22 ft. ChrlsCraft. Will swap for 201 Motorcycles cash and/or mlg welder. 1935 Open Saturday CADET willing to learn any HARDWORKING17 year old 5997. to do any kind of work. South GRAPHIC Arts Vocational and 1939Ford parts. call Greg, lob. special talent drafting. desires work. Brighton area. MSU student, business and Lyon area.(313)437-5753. Education student seeks 1974BMW.fully equipped, ex- (3131437-9792,(313)632-7021. (517)54&-1781. (3131227-4185. communications; expertenced 18Year old female high school employment. Marti. (313)455- Complete Auto Service g cellent condition. $1,875. 17'1>foot aluminum Deep-V COMPUTER programmer. HARDworking, veryresponsl- ~I~~ r:ressln , office. grad seoks employment. ;01;:26;.<=-=:-:=-:-::==- _ (313)437-2502. with trailer. 55 HP Mercury. (All Makes) Schoolcraft College graduate. ble high school student needs -. (3131227-7022. HOUSECLEANING. very ex- 1970380Bultaco, needs minor $500 or offer. (313)887-1806. Full or part.tlme. (313)453-3894.work. Havecar. (517)546-6939. MOTHER'S helper baby sit- 19 Year old seeking farm Job. perlenced, fast, own trar,spor- Body Shop, Custom Paint, Cars, repair, $200 or best offer. DINGO 15 II. catamaran COLLEGEstudent needs part. 4-H student wanting odd lobs. ler. Colony Commons area. some experience. (517)548- tatlon, Days. Dependable. (517)548-9253. sailboat with lib. $1.000. Boals, Farm Equipment, etc. time lob. Shlrtey. (313)887- baby-sitting. References. CellJenny, (313)42002450. 2068. References.(3131428-8076.• 1972 GT 550 Suzuki, good (313)349-1332. -'828. Milford area. (313)887-3470. NEED a youth? Don'\ sleuth. 12'Year old willing to do any HOUSECLEANING by ex. Sand blasting, RV Storage, shape. Runs good. S5OO.1965Evlnrude motor. 33 HP., COMPETENT, dependable. 13'Y88r'"old boy looking for call me today. (517)223-8421.- kInd of yard work. (3131227- perlenced christian woman, (3131227·7800. with Morse controls. $475. Towing, Used Parts resourceful university bound. summer Job. Hard worker. NOTREDamesenior, Poll SCI- 3741. references. (517)548-8762. HONDA CABO.A·1 condition. (313)629-3323. Specializing children. elderty. (313)348-9499. Computer maJordesires aum- YARD work done In Trl-Lakes HOUSE silting servfce. Will Call for Appointment S4OO.(3131437-9556. EVINRUDEmotor, long, eleo- agricultural. (517)548-4879. ODD Jobs atound and In the ~ employment. (313)363- area. Sr. CItizen discount. watch oyer pet, child. yard 1971 Honda CT-70. One rlld, trle start, 25 HP., brand new. COLLEGE student will help house. Pay negotlble. • (313)227·1186. While your away. Experleno- one blue. $300 each. 1971 $1.899.(3131«9-4208. traln/workout thoroughbreds, References. (313)47S-0170. NEED work. age 18. Ex- 13 Year girl can babysit ed. (313)348-2873. Suzuki125.$350. All adult own- 15.8 Foot fiberglass deep V experienced. reliable. PART.TIMEsummerhelpwith perlenced caahler, dell anImals and children. (No HOUSECLEANING,any type, ed, low miles. Like new. (313)437-1025. . animals. Domestic or horan. worker. Dawn(313_7S48. Joke.)(517)223-8781. reasonable rates. depen- hull. 50 hp Johnson, electric (3131227-1559. alart, tilt trailer. runs ex- CHEMISTRY student wants Milford area. (313)685-2575. NEEDED. Odd JobS. General 13Year old boy to do odd Jobs, dable. call Pat.(313)449-2708. HONDA, 1974, new brakes, cellent, many extras. $1,225. work In Livingston County. REASONABLE. expartenced laborer. Architectural drafting. baby-sltllng, caring for pelS, HANDYMAN.Intertor, extertor tires. battery, clutch, cuslom (313)227-7754after 5 p.m. (313)426-4018. baby-sitter, evenings and Call Rick. (313)62N081. lawns. (313)227-8147. work. No lob too amall or too pipes. $1.000. After 6 p.m•• 15 foot Fiberglas runabout COLLEGE stullent needs Job. weekends, have own OWN transportation. High 16 Year old High SChooler bIg. (313)348-2647. (313)34W245. with 40 hp Johnson. electrtc Mlloord/Hlghland area. call transportation. Nikki (313)885-school senior. Strong, hard- deslrea baby sitting or INFANT care, clean home. HONDA1974C&650. Excellent start outboard and till trailer. Krls, (313)887-7337. 2629. working. (517)54&-4338,Fred. housework. (313)437·1837. good referencea. Lovea klda. condition. 9,400 miles. $800. Good condillon. $1,500. I~"' --' Brighton (313)227-5048. (313)231-1522. (517)54&-1660after6p,m. J '. • 12·B-SOUl H LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday, June 8,1983 G Buying in livingston CountySaves Dollars and Makes Sense! e The Livingston County Auto .Dealer's A~sociatlon has over .2000 new & used cars & trucks to choose from ...... : . . . .' ~"lInrlJlJ .. ~q· Your Area Buick Dealer : , . ~ullucnrrr;;;u..· . WALDECKER PONTIAC· BUICK : Another UNDERWOOD v\meriais habit. fcunilY.....~i"-.=~,. . ~~,.~-. 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MustSee Low miles. must Loaded Mont SEE 'EM AT WILSON FORD & MERCURY U150P U154P U149P U173P see U169P U186A ONLY 1982 CUTLASS 1981 CADillAC 1981 BUICK BANDIT $16,995 1981 OLDS CUTLASS 1982 CHEVY 'Plus tal( plates SUPREME CP.DEVlllE CENTURY MALIBU N,cecar Stereo cassett. 4 dr • low mIles 4 to Choose From leather. low m,les Like new. drive & 2 dr'~, 4 dr's, Broughams buy U161P U124P U196P We Buy Cars For Cash! OPEN Saturday • Wt-hbcr ...tIlIO on.- ~ BnQhfOn e HSEc:,~~B ~ !~:l~l ...... ~ee-o- .... K·"p that l"rut <. ..., ..... !.In.. _lit) {,rnwn,. (.,\1 v..UI- '96 OPEN Saturda, 'so Buick 'S2S-10 'S2DodgeV2 Regal Pickup Ton Pick-Up Air, AM/FM,lilt, 4spd., V6, P.S., radio, low split seat, V-8 5,300 miles milage, Blue S6295 S5995 S5995 In Stock Many to Ready to Deliver Choose From 'S1 Monte 'S2Chevy 'sf Plymouth Carlo Citation 2 Dr. Cruise, stereo, P.S., radlo,linted AM/FM, low 28,000 miles, glass, 4,n2 miles Ilxtra sharp mileage 57295 S6395 54495 OPEN Saturday Wednesday, June 8. 1Q83-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDTIMES-l3-B Buying in Livingston County Saves Dollars and Makes Sense! . The Livings_ton CountY'_Auto Dealer's Association has over .2000 new & used cars & trucks to choose from **************************** ~ WILSONFORD&MERCURY : 5th Anni"ersary ~ USED CAR.VALUES ,.. MICHIGAN'S Sale : A-, Vlj"LUE YOUC~'T AFFORDTII PAg; lJl!! 1 LARGEST 1*' 1982 LINCOLN TOWN ' 1980 MONZA :* FORD-LINCOLN-MERCURY Interest * CAR 2d;s~d~YI. $3995 *' DEALER *,co::'dII~I~n. $14 995 : Extended *' loaded , ...... 9.8% *' 1980 PINTO * - THIS WEEKSSPECIAL- : 1982 ESCORT tr:~~~rs~\~n $3225 ~ Over 60 New Cars, Trucks 1978 T-Bird & Vans in Stock ,.. ~~?;it~r~o$5295 * • *' ,.. V-8, Auto., Stereo : 1983 CUSTOM RANGER 1979 GRAND PRIX ,.. 5Year .....-...... PICKUP A'rr:~~~t~~~e$4495 .....-~ ONLY 50,000 Mile : $9995 : Warranty *' ,.. 1981 Corvette GREAT PRICES ON DEMO'S Glass tops. auto .• aIr. p.s •p.b •P i 1 wind .. p. locks. p. seats. lilt & telescope. cruISe. leather tnm. alum. wheels. 23.000mIles. 48month • : SEE THE 1984 FORD TEMPOS TODAY!'- : financing ,.. ~~,.. ,.. Only$14,900 ... 2-Door Coupe *' • NOW only ,.. 1979 Blazer 4 X 4 ~ ,.. Cheyenne package. V8. ~ auto. air. p.s., p.b .• tu- Was~· *' ,.. tone. wagon wheels. ,.. ,.. lift-kit. like new & See Us For Good Used Cars! ,.. lexclucllngtitle. taxes *,.. Now $6950 * BEST REASONS TO and transportatiOn) ~ • • SALES • SERVICE 1981 Ford E-3S0 Parcel Delivery Van -PARTS ~ BUY FORD TEMPO: 1 • • Front-wheel drive and all season • Space for five passengers .....- 13 9 12Ft. Box. p.S.• p.b .• 3 Man •• Fri.8 AM ta 8 PM ,.. steel-belled radials for excellent • New 2300HSC engine with ...... spd., exc. condo Sat.tIl12PM traction advanced EEe-IV computer .....- CH RYSLER Dodge *...... • EffiCient aerodYIlamic design • Four-wheel Independent ,.. Only$8595 Free Loaners To .....- suspension for large car riding ...... ,PI!Jm~uffi Our Dodge True/55 *' ' comfort .....- Servipe Customers * ,.. I 1978 Monza 2 Dr. ~ See About Our Lifetime Service Guarantee : 4cy!. Just A Little Out Of The Way From High Prices Only$1395 *...... Wilson Ford & Mercury ,..N • .....- 313-227-1171 NEXT TO MEIJERS *' JOHN COlONE ~ 8704W. Grand River Brighton ,.. T 1981 Buick Regal Limited 2 Dr. ,.. Open Saturdays 10a.m. to 2 p.m. *' 145 E. Main (M-36) Full power, hit. cruISe. air. velour. rally wheels. Downtown Pinckney .~*************************** E tu-tone R Only$7995· 878-3341 or 878-6086 SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL E 1980 Marquis Station Wagon *BRIGHTON Auto ••air. full powel, CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH-DODGE stereo. wood gram I I 5 sides. velourtnm. 10 • passenger. roof rack. ONE OWNER QUALITY T cruise. tilt USED CARS Only$6995 1981 Grand Marquis 4 Dr. 1982 Pontiac J2000 AIr. full power. tIlt. 4Spd .• Sunroof. extra 13.9 crUise. turbine wheels. sharp. 29.000miles. Only 55995 stereo Only$8888 1982 Dodge Omni 2 Dr. Hatchback Factory official auto/airlstereo only 56495 • Special of the Week 14.000miles. stili under warranty 1981 Toyota SRS Pick-Up 4X4 1981 Reliant 'K' Wagon I Stereo. special paint. very clean Auto/stereo. power seat. power 55495 locks, 35.000miles. Nice! Only N Only$6995 1980 Chevette 2 dr. 1981 Ford Courrier Pick-Up 34,000miles. Only $3895 T 1982 Ford Van FUlly customIzed. air. 1981 Eagle SX4 4WD auto .• stereo. 4 captam Air. 4 spd .• power windows. $4795 E chalrs.rearbed/sofa casselle radio. 32.000miles. Only Only$11 ,888 1980 Dodge Diplomat Medallion R • 4dr. 60/40 seats. loaded. $4895 1980 Pinto 1owner. trade 1979 Chrysler Newport 4 Dr. E 2dr •• 4 cyl. 4 spd. 1982Cavalier Wagon $5695 1982 Corvette 518,900 Air, cloth seats. only 29,000 $4495 ONLy$1777 original miles. Ideal family car S 1979 Pontiac Phoenix 2 Dr. 1979 F·150 Pick-Up 1981 Buick Century Wagon $7495 1982 Pontiac J-600 $7895 ~~i:uto ••beautiful car. $3799 T V-8. auto., tu·tone. Sliding rear window Only$4777 1979 Dodge Challenger Air. auto ••storeo, only $3988 1981 Corvette $16,500 1979Suburban $6595 43.000miles 1979 Monte Carlo 1979 Dodge Omnl 024 2 Dr. V8. auto. air. fUll power. 13.9 velour trim. stereo. AM/FM.4cyl..4spd •• hat- 53395 ONLy$4495 chback. 41.000miles. Only 1981Chevette $2995 1979 Olds Cutlass 54995 1978Mercury Zephyr Z7 Auto .• air, stereo, beautiful $2999 1979 Zephyr Z7 shape. Only 6cyl .• auto. air. stereo. 1978 Ford ~ickup $3295 1978 Ford Fairmont Station Wagon 1981Malibu 4 dr. $6595 Int. decor group. ONLY$3333 Auto., air, perfect family car $3450 1980Trans Am 56995 1978 Olds Omega 4 dr. 1970 International Telstar 2010 Cab& chasSis,grader& plow hook-up, $2799 Idealfarmlruckorroadgrader 1978 Honda Accord LX 13.9% 1980Phoenix 4 dr. 53995 1977 Pontiac Firebird $3595 I P.S•• P.B., 5 spd., air. casselle, sharp Interest 53695 1976Chev. Y2 Ton Pickup51 095 BRIGHTON Up To 48 Month Financing ICHRYSLER·PL YMOUTH-DODGE I ~ .11' E Craod R,Y.r PIlon. 1/' 4100 ~ I Ilk'''''''. 'Httllf" ....of' It .... ~ t I... W.l '" '" ...... h _. ~s..19,pm~~I ... &s.-r,l(~ .. 4 14-B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDTIMES-Wednesday. June 8, 1983 ------~ 220 Auto Parts 225 Autos Wanted 230 Trucks 230 Trucka 235 Vans 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles & service BUYING Junk cars and late 1971 F-600 Ford stake dump 1980 Ford van. Six cylinder, 1981 ChoveUe 4 door,' Local Auto 1978 Cutlass Supreme. tilt. cruise, air, am-1m, rally FOR sale. Ford ~ transmis- model wrecks. We sell new CHEVROLET. 1981 330, N.D.engine. power steer- lour speed overdrive. $3,000. We Buy automatic. (313)22706986. Broker needs sion, $100.(517)54&-2082. and used parts at reasonable BEAUVILLE SPORT VAN Ing. $3,500.(313)437-6101. (517)54&-4315,(517)546.6854. wheels, vinyl toP. clean, Clean 1982 Chevelte. 5 speed. am- all makes & model (313)349-1410alter 6 pm. prices. Mlechlels auto Lift gate lor wheel chair, 19n King Cab Datsun pickup, 19n Ford 250 Chateau, win- FIVEVW tires and wheels, $30. salvage. (517)546-4111. Cars & Trucks fm, rear window defog, great cars for (517)546-0628after 5 pm. air conditioning, stereo, $1,200. Call after 7 p.m. dow van, 3513 speed, $1,200. mileage, $5,000or best offer. 1975Cutlass Supreme, load- Call Walt at out-of-state buyers ed, runs good, good condi- 228 Construction tilt, cruise, low mileage. weekdays.(517)548-4121. (313)632-6664. Call(313)227·9388after 5 p.m. FIVE14 Inch ET Mag rims, two call "Bill Saunders" tion. $1.400.(313)887·2583. EqUipment SPECIAL-Only $9,885. PICKUP cap, 8 ft.. $100. 1972 Ford window van. 8 McDonald Ford 1960 Cougar XR7, loaded, mounted on B. F. Goodrich JACK CAULEY (313)684-3891 1981 Concord DL wagon. TA-60's. Like new. $250. (313)229-5368. passenger.$700.(313)231-1883. 349-1400 15,000miles. over-drlve, wife's 1968Dodge 5yard dump truck. -CHEVROLET- power steering, power (517)521-4501. ._------car, (313)227-7049, 1978Chrysler Cordoba. Power very good running condillon, ORCHARD LAKE RD. 233 4 Wheel Drive 238 Recreational brakes, air. $3,990. (313)437. FOUR 800 x 16.5 Goodyear Between 14& 15 Mile Rds. 1976Corvette. Excellent con- steering, power brakes, 67,800 $2,000.(313)429-5821. Vehicles Vehicles 3284. ~ tires. Good condillon. &-ply 855-9700 dillon. $7,800.Call after 4 p.m. miles, very clean, must see. highway tred. $75. (313)231· FORD, 1974, crew cab. 8 (313)229-2745. First $1,795.(313)437·2362. cylinder Perkins, Allison 1972Arctlc-eat Panther, $150. 1522. 1976 Datsun pickup. King Go-cart,$225.(313)887-1806. PONTIAC. 1978 transmission, Just majored. Cablcap, 62,000miles. $1,850. 4x4s 1981 CheveUe hatchback, ALL WANTED SPIRIT,l980 automallc, rear delroster, ex- SUNBIRD FASTBACK FOUR 8 bolt Chevy wagon excellent condition and Miller (313)449-2281. 1978thru 1983 BUCKBOARDpickup camper, 6 cylinder, automatic, wheels, 9~ Inch wide. 2 door Hatchback. cellent condillon, $3,600. IIIt·top trailer, 22 tons. STOPDOLLAR$ sleeps 4, Ice box. $225or best CIRCULATION power steering, power (313)632-6376after6p.m. FORDdump truck 1962.5 yard offer. (517)54&-4232. automallc, stereo. Great (313)878-6896. (313)229-6657. bed. runs good. (313)286- (313)540-7093 LIVINGSTONCOUNTY MPGI Only $3.995. brakes. am-fm stereo, Stk. S6OO. 1979 Chevette, 4 door, 4 MAGNETIC signs for your HANSON drag line, 25 ft. 5888. 1976GMC mini motor home, BILL COOK No. 734A. Only $2,985. truck or car. All sizes. Custom 21 ft., sleeps 4, $5,600. 517-546-4809 speed, 41,000miles. rustproof- boom. New cables, clutches, 1966Ford ~ ton pickup with 1978 Chevy Sport, V8. BUICK JACK CAULEY designed for your needs. Call brakes, etc. 328 hp. $4,500. automatic, air, cruise. dual (313)227-6583. =--:::-:-----==-==-....,..,... _ Farmington Hills ed, excellent condlllon, -CHEVROLET- (313)685-1507or come Into the one ton Irame. Heavy hauling '71 Camero Z28. New paint, $2,800.(313)349-3162. Call Jack. (517)546-6450or rugged truck. 4 speed tanks, bed liner, topper. NEW motorhome lor rent, 471-0800 ORCHARD LAKE RD. Milford Times, 436 N. Main (517)54&-1028. $4,750.(313)629-0536. sleeps six. S450 per week. rebuilt 350 4 bolt main. MuncIe 1981 CheveUe 4 door. Between 14& 15 Mile Rds. Street, Milford. transmission, good brakes. 4 speed, 3:73gears. $2,800or TD-9track loader, 1·114yard 4 (313)437-4205,(313)349-7171. 1979Caprice Classic, 4 door. automallc, $4,COOfirm. Low 855-9700 20,000miles on engine. Runs 19n Chevy 'h ton step-sIde. best offer. (313)229-9407. loaded, no rust, Florida car, 1970351Maverick motor, good In 1 bucket, $4,500.(517)54&- fine, $495.(313)353-3039. 4 x 4, 23,000miles. Excellent PICKUP camper, 8 ft., self- ~;;..:::~~~~~~..,....- miles. (313)684-6791. running shape, with transmis- 19n Cutlass. 88,000 miles, 38,000miles. $4,500.(313)632- 1976Camaro, power steering 1314. 1968 Ford pickup. Excellent condition. No rust. Lost of ex· contained, sleeps four. elec- and brakes, 6 cylinder. am-frr'~ sion. $200. (313)437·9792, tras. (313)684-1237. tric and gas refrigerator, runs good. $1.500.or best oI- 5126after 5 p.m. (313)632·7021. 230 Trucks work truck, sound box, depen- ler. After 4 p.m. weekdays. PARK AVENUE, 1982 stereo, excellent condlllon. automatic toilet, furnace, 1979Camaro, good condition. (313)227-7102. dable drive train. (517)223-3549.1980CJ·5Jeep, Golden Eagle, (517)~2848. 32,000miles, $4,000or best 01· 4 door, loaded with op- NEW Ford step bumper, excellent condition, low stove and oven, new lormlca 15 Inch truck wheels, four '75 Blazer 4x4, runs good. new fer. (313)669-9093 after tions. 16,000 miles. Like 19n Cutlass Supreme, lots 01 parts, $650.(517)54&-2457. mileage. (313)231·1363 or cabinets. A-l condition. Call GRAND PRIX, 1979 17570Rx13I1res.(313)887-3970. !lfter 3::;0 pm, (517)54&-7458. 3:30 pm. New! extras, body and drivetrain In BUICK REGAL, 1979 (313)878-6806. LANDAU BILL COOK excellent condition. 1979 Pinto, parting out. Less 1980 Chevy pickup shortbed 19n Chevette automallc, new stepslde, three speed stan- Electric sunroof, two-tone CHEROKEE, 1976. quadra- WANTEDto rent. Clean motor Automatic, power BUICK Bluebook, $3.350. Asking engine and trans. 1971Pinto, paint, V-6. automatic, elec- home for Iirst2 weeks In JUly. steering-brakes, tilt, IIres, clean. $1,800.Call after $2,800.(313)684-6600. dard shift, air condillonlng, trac, very good condition, 5 p.m. (517)54&-9041. Farmington Hills parting out, with rebuilt tric defog, air condition- power steering, brakes, auto, (517)54&-1891. stereo. Extra Clean! 1600cc engine and 4 speed custom overhead stereo and 471-0800 '79 Chevelte, 4 door. 4 speed. IIghllng, step bumper, Im- Ing, sharp! SAVES. SALE low mileage, 2 new tires, CB. BILL COOK CHEVETTEHB, 2 door, 1979. trans. (517)54&-2466. 240 Automobiles Automallc, am-fm, air, rear no rust, low mileage, super maculate condillon. $3,850. PRICE $4.985. $3,200.(517)223-3195. BUICK 19n Corvelte, outstanding car. (313)437·4106.(313)887- PORTABLE welding. Call (313)227-4840. JACK CAULEY Farmington Hills delogger, low mileage. Priced condition and beauty, medium 1976Chevy 4 wheel drive 314 reduced. (517)54&-7391. 2302evenings. Mechanic work, light and -CHEVROLET- ton pickup, runs good, $1,300 471-oson blue. navy Interior, loaded, heavyduty. (517)546-0075. 1981Chevy pickup, 6 cylinder, ORCHARD LAKE RD. AAA USED CARS 36,000miles. Serious Inquires 1978 Cougar XR-7, am-fm 3 speed, 24,000miles, $5,595. firm. (313)449-4672. By owners. Buy or sell. M-36. 19n Chevy Monza, am-fm 19n Chevy Caprice Classic, Between 14 & 15 Mile Rds. excellent condition. 45,000 only. (313)54D-9m9 a.m. to stereo, CB, sun rool. $2,700. 1972 Plymouth Duster parts, (313)685-3854. 1978Chevy pickup. Complete Chilson. Hamburg. Little Place stereo. Good condlllon. New 1975Pinto, $375.(517)546-6244.~ $150.(313)437-3580. 855-9700 exhaust. (517)54&-1787. miles. $3,000.(517)54&-2797. 5 p.m. (313)437·0593 after 1971 Chevy ~ ton pickup, 4 new engine, tires and wheels. Restaurant.(313)231-1168. 6:30 p.m. 1979 Chevy Impala station'lll!J 2Tires. new, H60x15,Uniroyal. (313)231-9235. '82 Citation Xl1. Air condlllon- 19n Chevrolet station wagon, speed, V-6, solid body, $495. 1982 Citation, standard wagon. Excellent condlllon, mounted on 10x15 ET Super Bargain Marn, 5640 M-59, 1974Ford LNT 860 lG-12yard 1960 AMX. loaded, 40,000 lng, stereo, automatic, power automatic. air, power steer- FORD,1979.4 wheel drive, cap Ing, new brakes. Runs fine. transmission. Excellent condi- $4,200.(517)54&-1692. Mag unllug rims, $85. (313)665- Howell. (517)546-5995. dump. 4n gas engine, 12,000 Included. $5,700.(313)669-1094miles, $750 and take over door locks, rear defogger. fronts, 34,000 rears. $8,000. (517)546-5865. tion. (313)87&-2554. 7663. after4 p.m. payments.(313)227-2848. Charcoal grey. Excellent con- CHEVROLET' 1975 Chevy hall ton pickup (313)437-6101. dition. $6,500.(313)750-0484. VW dune buggy needs work. CENTURY, 1982 1978 Chevette, 4 door, CITATION,l980 with cap, 6 cylinder, stick, 1973Ford pIckup truck, stan- 1976 Arrow, excellent condi- automatic transmission, air $125.(313)449-4905. 47,000miles, $1,295.(517)546- 19nF-25Owith cap, extras, ex- dard transmissIon. $975 or tion, $2,500.(313)632·7057. 1982Chrysler LeBaron. Front LIMITED 4 door, 6 cylinder, cellent condition, 42,000miles, 4 door, power steering- conditioning. (517)546-4493. VW engine. '71. 1600, ran 2160days, (517)546-6957even- best offer. (313)231-1560after wheel drive, two door, automatic, power steer- $3,275or best offer. (517)54&- 1972 Buick Limited, 4 door, automatic, air conditionIng; brakes-locks, automatic, 1981 Citation, 30,000 miles, good, $150.(313)449-4905. ings. 4 p.m. hardtop. fully loaded, no rust, Ing, Rower brakes, radio, 3581. power windows, power air. Low Miles! call Now! power steering, radio. $3,980 whitewalls, two-tone 1978 Chevy 4 wheel drive 19n Ford F-15O4x4 Explorer, excellent condition. $1,100. doorlocks, rear window defog- BILL COOK or offer. (313)449-4244. pickup. Complete new engine, 1976Ford pickUp, F-25OSuper 84,000 miles, 3006 cylinder, 4 After 4 p.m. (313)449-2586. paint. SPECIAL S2,985. WHATISTHE Cab. Power steering, power ger. console, leather seats, BUICK 1960CheveUe.4 speed, am-fm JACK CAULEY IIres and wheels. (313)231· speed. New tires, brakes, BUYING junk cars and late electronic AM-FM cassette Farmington Hills 9235. brakes, automatic. new tires, shocks, exhaust. Good condI- radio, good condition. Call -CHEVROLET· BARGAIN cruise control. Good condI- model wrecks. We sell new stereo, moonroof, 2.8 engine, 471-0800 (313)632-6721. ORCHARD LAKE RD. 1981 Chevy, 6 cylinder, 3 tion. (517)546-7483. tion. With aluminum cap. and used parts at reasonable cruise, tilt, wiper delay. $9,000. $3,200or best offer. (517)54&- 1973 Cullass Supreme, 455 1979Chevelte, excellent con- Between 14& 15 Mile Rds. eJ) BARREL? speed, am-Im cassette, good prices. Mlechlels auto Call (313)227-4840. 855-9700 IIyou havean Item you wish to gas mileage, excellent condi- 1968 Ford pickup Floo. $100. 2831. salvage. (517)546-4111. CID, power steering, power dltlon, am-1m stereo. New Callafter 5p.m.(517)546-7673. sell lor $25.or less or a group tion, $4,750.(517)546-5637. 1960Jeep CJ-5. Low mileage, 19n BUIck Electra Limited, 1981 Coupe DeVille, diesel, brakes. air, 86,000miles. One brakes, tires. $2,175.(313)887- CUTLASS Supreme 1975, air. 01 Items seiling lor no more DODGE19n Hall ton pickup. 1981Ford F-loo. short wheel new tires, new top, many ex- loaded. One owner. $3,550. loaded, 31,000miles. $10,800. owner. $1,100. (313)229-73841928. am-1m,new paint, new Vinyl, than $25.you can now place an Slant 6, stick, very clean, runs base, undercoated. box liner, tras. (313)360-0804. (313)437-6554.(313)437-4788. (313)229-7388. alter6 p.m. 19n Chevelte. 2 door, 4 new exhuast, cruise, power flberglas top, 6 cylinder, 4 ad in the Green Sheet for 'h like new. $1,850or best offer. 1978 Jeep CJ-7 Eagle. Low speed. low mileage, very good windows, swivel buckets. No prlcel Ask our ad-taker to (313)632-5333after 6p.m. speed overdrive. Plus more. miles, new tires, both tops, 6 condition, $1,850 best offer. rust. $2,000or offer. (517)223- _ place a Bargain Barrel ad for Must sell. $5,250or best offer. (313)437-6912. DODGERamcharger, 1976"V- cylinder, 3 speed. (313)227- 8621. you, (10 words or less) and Call Chuck. Days (313)231- m8. she will bill you only $2.25. 8, towing package, air, ex- 1363,nights (313)231-2278. cellent condilion. $1,650. CHEVROLET (ThiS special Is offered to 19n Ford Super Cat., ex- 235 Vans MALIBU WAGON, 1981 DON'T homeowners only-sorry, no (517)54&-2269. cellent shape. $2,250. Must Automatic, power steer- commercial accounts. sell. (517)548-5059. 19n Dodge conversion van. WAIT UNTIL Loaded. Excellent condition. Ing, power brakes, air con- 1982 Ford F-loo XL pickup. 1953GMChalf ton pickup, S600 ditioning, stereo, cruise, MONDAYI ' WANTEDdisc and drum brake Camper top, many extras. Greatfor camping. $3,000firm. or best offer. Runsgood, body (313)437-3521. till. Loaded-Now Only You can place your ad any day~) lathe. (517)54&-2466between (313)632-5566or (313)231-3593. needs work. (313)878-6595. $5,985. of the week. Office hours are 6 a.m. and6 p.m. 1978Ford F-15O,V8,automatic. 1976 GMC V-6, stick shift, JACK CAULEY 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday WANTED dead or alive VW's. cap, dual tanks, 55,000miles. power steering. power -CHEVROLET- - Friday. Our phone room For sale new and used parts. Good condition. $3,250or best brakes. am-fm, good condi- ORCHARD LAKE RD. salespeople will be hllPPYto VW repair. (313)634-6419. offer. (313)887-9282. tion. $1,650.(313)629-7138. Between 14& 15 Mile Rds. help you. 855-9700 (313)227-4436 (313)34&-3022 '82 Chevy Cavalier Type 10, (313)669-2121 hatchback, $5,600. Call after (517)54&-2570 6p.m. (313)887-6383. (313)685-8705 1978 Camaro, 305 V8, (313)437-4133 automatic, am-1m stereo. BUYING $3.000.(313)437-2881. DATSUN,1976,8-210GX. Low' 1979Chevelte lour door. Four mileage, AM-FM, new tires, ~l speed, 58,000 miles. $1,900or new brakes. $3.000. (313)437-~) %~ best offer. (517)546-9882. 1217. A CAR • R \ ISNO FINANCING ON I ~SALE~ ~A~ NEW ~.~ PROBLEMI ESCORT. exp ranger '83 RABBITS ~...- or cash rebates $5995°0 up to $500 ON WHILE THEY LAST! • EXP. RANGER· MUSTANG LIVONIA VOLKSWAGEN-MAZDA 34501 Plymouth Rd. Bet. Wayne 11Farmington 425-5400 ~ '83T-BIRD '83 ESCORT HERITAGE "L" 3 DOOR 3.8 engine. auto. over- 1.6 engine, 4 spd., drive, electriC defroster, front wheel drive. full power. tilt. speed con- full standard equip. trol, air condilioned, wire wheel covers, P205x14 while side walls. Stock No.1657. $4870* $11,998* '83 F-100 '83 EXP '83 RANGER '83 ESCORT PICKUP SPORT COUPE PICKUP "L" WAGON 1.6 H.O. engine, 5 spd.. 300 6 cyl., standard trans., p.s., p.b .• cloth 2.0 engine, 4 speed 1.6 engine, 4 spd., p b., clock, IOlermltlaent wipers, console, electriC trim, auxiliary fuel trans., full factory front wheel drive. defogger, Instrumenta- tank, chrome grill, equipment. Stock full standard equip. tion, reclining bucket gauages, tinted glass, No. 1451. Stock No. 1551. seats, light group, body plus more. V.P. side moldings. Stock No. package. Stock No. 1595. 1428. ~) Introducing 1983 GRAND PRIX 1983 6000 Air conditioned, power steer- Air conditioned, fuel injection, 1983 EAGLE SX-4 $5390 * $6162 *$6570 *$5590* fhe ing and brakes, white walls, automatic, power steering and Automatic, 6 cylinder, tinted rear defogger, tinted glass, brakes, cloth seats, stereo. glass, rear defogger, stereo. Parisienne AM/FM stereo. Stock Demo Stock #830091. Stock #4040. '83 E-1S0 #830338. '83 MUSTANG Pontiac's full "L" 2 DOOR WINDOW VAN :~~e$9181* :~~e$8585* 2.3 engine, auto. 300 6 cyl., auto. trans., size car 30 to choose from. 73 to choose from trans., p.s., P185x14 p.s., p.b., air condition- ed, tinted glass, white side walls, stabilizer bar, AM 1983 J-2000 1983 FIREBIRD 1983 BONNEVILLE 1983 EAGLE electric defrost, full radio, 5 P225x15 black ~I ins t ru mentation. side walls. Stock No. Fuel injection, automatic, Air conditioned, automatic, Air conditioned, padded Vinyl STATION WAGON Stock No. 1617, 1570. cloth interior, rear defogger, cloth seats, rear defogger, top, body moldings, pin strips, power steering and brakes, tinted glass, stereo, beauty rear defogger, tinted glass, Air conditioned. automatic, 6 cyl· . S rings and more De St k' loder, tinted glass. rear defogger, ra d10. tock #830354, . mo oc sport mirrors, stereo, wire stereo roof rack Stock #4038 $6190 *$8990 Sale $712 * #830104. ;h~ls. Stock #830374. SII.'price . W.s $1~ PriC~Otochoosefrom4 :~~e$~438* p~:e$9581 * $10,378* 36 to choose from 20 to choose from .. ·Prices do not include tax, title, or tr.nsport.tion. 8.8% intertlst r.te .pplies to cert.in models. Save a lot with . r-I...... , _- .....- ....- ... ~ _.--:::=~---I-~=ii=* w+. '- f, 1 Wednesday, June 6, 1983-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEW5- THE MILFORDTIME5-15-B 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles . 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles AUDI4000SE, 1981 1974 Monte carlo, very good OLDS, 1982, 88 Royal CUTLASS,1981 1978Volkswagen Beetle con- SOUTHLYON 1978VW Dasher, good condl- SKYLARKS. 1981 vertible. AM·FM, excellent Air, power steering- shape. 75,000 miles. $1,100. CHEVElTE,1982 Brougham dIesel, coupe, BROUGHAM tlon, $1,100.(313)632-5830. (5) TO CHOOSE. 2 Doors & brakes, 5 speed, sunroof. (517lS48-0178after8p.m. 4 door, air, automatic. white with landau roof, most Loaded with options. MOTORS condition. $8,950. (313)229- 1971VW BlJs, Toyota power, 4 Doors. Automatic, aIr & 5278. Only 6,000 mllesl 1975 Mercury Montego MX 5,000 miles. (2) To Choose! options with locking wire IBlack & Beautlfull wheels, 59,200 expressway BILL COOK WEPAYCASH professionally Installed, 90% Morel BILL COOK Brougham. excellenl condI- BILL COOK restored body. Driven dally. BILL COOK BUICK BUICK miles. $7,900. Call Chern- BUICK FORCLEANUSED tion, one owner. $1,300. VEHICLES $1,200, offer. (313)449-4244 BUICK 1977VW Rabbit. Four speed. Farmington Hills (313)348-9219. Farmington Hills Trend Inc. Howell, MI. 6 am to Farmington Hills after 4 p.m. Farmington Hills . 471-0800 471-0800 5 pm. (5171548-4520. 471-0800 WESELLUSEDCARS two door. $2,100.(313)878-9859. 1982Mercury LN-7, excellent and RUSTLERHORSE 471-OS00 1982Olds 98 Regency Diesel 4 OLDS,1981,Cutlass LS, 4 door 1978 Datsun 510) $1,995. condition. Air, am-fm stereo. sedan, diesel, light blue wllh 1981Plymouth Horizon Miser, TRAILERS VOTEfor Dean VanOstran for RIVIERAS,1S82 door, excellent condition, LeSABRE,1978 Bargain Barn, 5840 M-59, lIvetlme rustprooflng, 33,000 sport wheels, 53,100 ex- 4 door, 4 speed, am·fm WESERVICETRAILERS Howell5chool Board, June 13. (3) TO CHOOSE. All Load· Howell, (517)546-5995. miles. Overseas transfer. loaded. $10,500.(313)437-4395. ANDINSTALLHITCHES 2 door automatic, air. Only ed & Priced to Sell! pressway miles. $6,200. Call cassette, rustproofed, ex· 39,000 miles. call Now! 1974VW Beatie, new clutch, Must sell. Best offer. (313)348- 1979Olds Cutlass Cruiser sta- Chem-Trend Inc. Howell, MI. cellent condition. S3,900. and TRAILERHOOK·UPS BILL COOK 1977Datsun, 280-Z, automatic, BILL COOK excellent condition. $1.500or BUICK sun roof, excellent condition. 0807. tion wagon. Air, tilt, cruise, 6 amt05 pm.(517)54lI-452O. (517)223-7122. . (313)437-1177 best offer. (517)54&-1202,ask etc., good mileage, private. BUICK Farmington Hills $3,800.(313)437-5310. '81 Pontiac 11000. $3,650. 1974 Pontiac Ventura (Nova for Paul. After 5:30p.m. (3t3)34U557. Farmington Hills 471-0800 1975 Dodge Dart Swinger, 6 CHEVROLET (313)887-2783. slyle), 6 automatic. 38,000 471-OSOO (313)227-5385. cylinder, new alternator and OLDS. 1981, 88 Royal . original miles. Red with '82 REGAL LIMITED CORVElTE.1978 (2) To Choosel Both Extra brakes, very clean, automatic Automatic, tilt. cruise, Brougham, sedan diesel, navy beautiful white Interior. trans, power steering, radial blue metallc, all power options '81 MONTE CARLO 23 mpg on regular. This coupe Sharp! stereo 8 track, aluminum BILL COOK tires, $1,095.(313)437-7119. wheels, electric defog. Including electric moonroof, Automatic. loaded. (2) to looks and runs like new. 46,000 expressway miles. Choose I Both Sharp I $1,550.(313)227-7847. BUICK 1982Executive driven Lincoln Stk. No. P2795. Only SUMMER SPECIAL - FREE S9,995. $7.900.Call Chem-Trend Inc. BILL COOK 1975Plymouth Sport Fury, full Farmington Hills Towne car, 4 door, Mulberry, BUICK 471-0800 JACK CAULEY Howell MI. 8 am to 5 pm. power, 58,000 miles. $1,350. 2 DOOR EDGE GUARDS WITH ANY AUTO ACCESSORY extra clean, loaded, $13,250. (517)54&-4520. Farmington Hills (517)54&-1781. -CHEVROLET- (313)887-2507Highland area. OLDS, 1982, 86 Royal 471-0800 1980 Toyota Corola L1ftback. 1981 Escort GL, 4 speed, ORCHARD LAKE RD. rrOPQUALITY "'" Between 14& 15 Mile Rds. Brougham, diesel sedan, FAIRMONT. 1978 Automatic, stereo, power (PINSTRIPE ,") power steering power 1975 Pontiac station wagon~ WAGON brakes, rusl proofed, low 855-9700 Jadestone green wllh vinyl Taking bids. call First National I From$195 brakes, air, am-fm, excellent lop, 50,500expressway miles. 4 door automatic. power miles. Many extras, $4,250. I $28 SUN condition. $4,400. (313)629- Bankof Howell, (517)54&-3150. MERCURY Monarch, 1975, 4 $7,800.Call Chem-Trend Inc, steering-brakes, defrost. (517)546-8504. ~PECIAL j ROOFS INSTALLED .. 7138. door, 250six, good condition, Howell, MI. 8 am to 5 pm. 1980 Pontiac Phoenix hat· 36,000 miles. Only $3.695. 1976 Trans·Am. Loaded, $1.100or best offer. (517)543- (517)548-4520. chback. V~, stereo, power BILL COOK needs work. $2,000or best of- MAZDA RX7.1979 1103•.~ __ ..,....,,...... _ steering. power brakes, air BUICK fer. (313)227-2502or (313)227- Power Moon Roofs • Vinyl Roofs • Protective Side Trim '5 sp'3ed, air. 33,000 miles. '78 Monza station wagon. conditioning. $3,800.(313)478- Farmington Hills 7445after 5:00 pm. CORVElTE, 1981 2135. • Rear Deck Racks • Running Boards • Wheel Covers • Accessories Check It Out! Power steering, power 471-Q800 1978 Triumph Spltllre. Ex· Glass T- Tops. stereo 1980Plnlo, 4 speed. excellenl 1982Phoenix hatchback, well- , BILL COOK brakes, automa\lc, good con- cassette, power seats. cellent condition, winter BUICK dltlon. $2,000.(517)54&-1m. condition, S2,650. (313)349- maintained, like new. asking stored. $3,500.(517)548-8425. Loaded & Sharp. Stk. No. 4538. Farmington Hills 1977Monte carlo. Loaded. ex. $5,800.Make offer, must see! 1978T·Blrd, 38,500miles, air. 663A. S14,5OO. (313)632~2. 471-OSoo cellent condition $2.000 or JACK CAULEY PHOENIXLJ, 1977.looks and stereo. new tires, $4,000 or 1978 Ford LTD. Air. cruise, best offer. (313)62+8325after -CHEVROLET- runs great, black, automatic, 1981 Reliant SE. 4 door. best offer. (313)824-8319, automatic. hardtop. $1,500or8 :;:;;;oo,=-"p:-::m:;..__ -:-- _ ORCHARD LAKE RD. air, till, cruise. $2,500 after automatic, air. power sleer· 5 p.m. (313)348-0838. VW Rabbll. 1980diesel, air. 2 best offer. (3131437041221. 1982 Mercury Lynx 2 door. Between 14& 15 Mile Rds. Ing. power brakes, cruise, door, 4 speed, $4,000. Call 477-3800 40245Grand River 0 Novi 855-9700 $4.950.After 5 p.m. (313)624- after6 p.m. (313)348-3241. 1979 Flat Brava. 4 door, 5 power brakes, automatic 2243. speed, air, 32.000 miles. transmission, am-fm stereo $3.100.(313)229,4028. ~:::::::;5B~~~~ffer. (517)548- 1982Flreblrd SE. V~. spoiler, **************** )} low mileage, loaded. $9,500. REGAL. 1982 ~ \ 9ilen~ and dVEJ9hbou ~unCle Lou sez: (313)227-4297. LIMITED 'f' 1981Ford Escort. Mint condl- 4 door. Loaded, low miles. tlon, sunroof. AM·FM radio, air Call Now! )} *)} conditioner. new tires. rear BILL COOK )} wiper. Priced low for quick BUICK )} sale. Call after 5:30 pm, Farmington Hills )} )} (517)223-9825. 471-OS00 1977 Ford Granada. Power 1979 Mercury Caprls, moon 1} • steering. automatic transmls- roof. am-fm tape deck, ex· )} 1_-""'--- slon, excellent condition. cellent condlllon. $3,600. 1} : 8.8% $2,200. (313)832-5170 or (313)227-2192after5:30p.m. *'1) 1} onMloctod (313)887~909. 1978Mustang II hatchback, V- FINANCING modols 1978 Ford Fiesta. Excellent 8. automatic. 55.000 miles, /2) 2} condition, AM·FM. 38 mpg., good condition. $2,400. ~ $1,695.(313)878-9817. ' ,,(5:.:.17)543-=.;c::...:.;705:;:7:.:,--- ~ 2} 1979 Ford Fiesta Ghla. Like 1978Mustang II. Four cylinder. 1) If you're looking for a new Datsun 2} new, 35 mpg., sunroof, AM· AM·FM, automatic, power 2} or a select used car you have a FM-eB tinted glass must steering. power brakes, good f'" ' )} DEMO SALE see.$2:700,(313)227~1Qg. condition. $2,200. (313)229- ~. nendly neighbor ready to help you 7102. ~ find that perfect car ... at an affor- )} CHEVETIE, 1982 MUSTANG 1!J87. California )} dable price! )} Yellow Tag 4 door, air, automatic, car, new paint. 289automatic. .• $3,150.(313)887-5187. )} I live In your area and understand )} ali.Ooo mites. (2) To Choose! Dyn~mite SaVings • BILL COOK Need credit cards, Improved )} our individual needs. Give me a call )} BUICK or new credit? Look for our ad and let me find the right car for you Farmington HUls under Special Notices this )} • )} on '82 & '83 demos 471-0800 edition. (602)949-0278Depart· Sincerely ment132. )} or "Z"Z' ,: k' 2} 1980Flat, excellent condition. 1977Nova. 2 door, 8 cylinder, ~ , om Ie ms I Low miles. Must sell. (517)543- automatic, power steering. ~ )} 5059. power brakes. Good transpor- ~ )} 1977 Ford Mustang. tatlon. $1.200 or best offer, ~ Automatic, must see to ap- (517)548-5238. )} )} [ ~Lou LARiCHE preciate. (313)437-2991. 1979 Olds Delta 88. Price )} CHEVROLET '78 Granada Ghla, 4 door, reduced, $3.500.Must sell. 4 )} 28001 Grand River $1~400.(313)437~4. door, V~, excellent condition. ~ )} .-975 Grand Marquis Beige. (313)349-5098.' ~ _.~=476-5710 40875 Plymouth Rd., Plymouth -Brougham. Good condition, all 1979Oldsmobile 98 Regency, )} )} (at Haggorty, power, many new parts, 4 new diesel, perfect condition, low ~ acroaa from Burrough.) 453·4600 tires, must sell. (313)43N)737. mileage. $4.400or best offer. ~ • )} 12)111\0 pm. Monday thru FrI- (517)521-4755. day. Ask for Joe or James. 1987GTO, newly built 400trl- power headers, Accel, Band M turbo, 400 transmission. New suspension. custom wheels. body nice. Needs finishing. $1,200firm or trade. (313)632~119. 1981 Horizon Miser. 4 speed transmisslon, am-fm stereo. 4 • oor. excellent condition, sliver with red Interior. $3,750. (313)2~044. PONTIAC GRAND PRIX. 1980 V-6, automatic. air condi- tioning, tilt, defog, power windows. console. bucket seats. Only S5.885. JACK CAULEY -CHEVROLET- ORCHARD LAKE RD. • Between 14 & 15 Mile Rds. , 855-9700 1981Horizon Mizer, 4 door. 4 speed, excellent condition. Great gas mileage. $3,750or best offer. (517)546-0114.Ask for Stan, • 1980Horizon, 4speed, air. am- fm stereo, high miles but ex- cellent condition, asking $2,000.(313)229-5480. IS It true you can bUy Jeeps for $44 through the U.S. ~"""~1 -r>overnment? Get the facts to- i NEW "~1983 Chevette 4 Dr. _ayl call (312)742-1142ext. ~. ~,,- Hatchback 1341. JEEPCJ-5,1973.11 x 15tires, .cyl,.speed.AMIFM.reclln- Ing buckels. 8 S% APR or '300 $5563 new paint. new top. Runs rebate available Stock No .54 good. (313)887-5985. 1982 LN-7, loaded. stick. sharp. Complete Tldycar preservation. $8.000. (313)227- 1983 Chevrolet 1f2 Ton 1003. ~N~Y/'( .j-•• ,,,-..s"'£ Fleetslde Pick-Up 1978 lincoln Mark IV, good condition. (517)548-3849.Even- Scyl .. aulo • AD rear springs. Ings, (517)548-5048. powor stoenng & brakos. step $7855 ,aj.9n Lincoln Continental Mark bumper. AM radio StOCK No. 0452 WII. TEXASCAR. No rust,load- ed, excellent condition. $2,000 or best oller. (313)227-5790 ~-~1 after 4:00 pm or (313)824-3588, .s NEW'( 1983 Chevette 2 Dr. Wixom, .J.••...... v·.£ Hatchback Coupe SKYLARK,1980 LIMITED • cyl •• speed. AM radio. S 8% Loadedl Low Mllesl (3) To APR or '300 rebate available. $4992 Choose From! Priced StockNo •• «l Right! BILL COOK BUICK ~""""'1 1983 Cavalier 2 Dr. Farmington Hills i NEW';'- 471-0800 • I "",,-,,"'- Hatchback ....980 LeBaron coupe. Full .wer. air conditioning, AM· loaded wllh opllMs.8 8% FM eight-track, 29,000miles. financing available Siock No •• 5 $9125 special black finish and Aramld tires, cruise, tilt, delayed wipers. $4.975 negotiable. Consider diesel piCkup In trade. (313)841~1. (517)54&-4410. 1982LN-7. Low mileage, two 'one blue, some options, sharp car. $5,750. or best. (313)632-5588after 5 p.m. 1975Lincoln Continental Mark ,.J}f, 57,000miles. $2,300or best .fer. (313)227-2070. 1974 Mustang 2 door. 4 ~ 2_6_7_5_M...... ,ilfordRd., Milford, Michigan 4804,....2__ ----. cylinder, rebuilt motor. Like new. $t, 700. (313)227-7800. SALE HOURS: 6 SERVICE HOURS: 1980 Monza, automatic, sun- MOn. & Thurs ••8:30a.m.-8:00 p.m. 84 1025 Mon.thruFrl. roof, $2,800 or best offer. Tue., Wed •• Fri ••8:30a.m.-6:00 p.m. - 7:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. (313)227-3618. 1987Mercury Monetray. Good GIVE USA CHANCE TO EARN YOUR BUSINESS Condition. Ask for Cherie, (313)227-4970. All cars Subject To Sale June 2.1983 1974 Monte COrIo, loaded, good condition, $1.100. call 17)548-4~2. •, • '. 16-B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday, June 8,1983 240 Automobiles 241 Vehicles 24' Vehicles Under $1000. Under $1000. CORVETTE,l981 Power wlndows-doors- 1975 AMC Hornet wagon, 1977 D9dge Aspen, $995 or locks, tilt. cruise. air. many new parts. $725. best offer. (313)43700535. wheels. Check It Oull (313)437-5438. 1975 Elite, power steering, BARGAIN BARREL BILL COOK 1972 Buick LeSabre. Power power brakes, air, am-fm, Too Late BUICK steering, power brakes, air, S8OO/best offer. (517)548-2069. I Farmlnglon Hills excellent transportal/on. S5OO. 1972 Ford Torino, $175 or best If you haye an lIem you wish to GLASS and chrome coffee 471-()8()() (313)476-2789. olter. (313)229-4919. sell lor $25. or less or a group of Items seiling for no more table, $20. (5tn223-9002. 1989 Chevy Biscayne. Runs. CENTURY, 1981 1974 Grand Torino. 351 engine, than $25. you can now place an MAnRESS and box springs 250 motor. $200 or 'best offer. 54,000 miles. runs good, some Tu-tone, automallc. power (313)227-2124. ad In the Green Sheet for Y.I for double bed. $25. (517)546- steering-brakes, stereo. rust. S8OO.(313)478-5735. pricer Ask our ad-taker to .:.;11:=2:.;7. _ To Classify 1974 Cadillac Coupe DeVille. Low Mllesl Check It Out! 1977 Honda Civic, runs great. place a Bargain Barrel ad for ROUND dining room table with While over gold. clean, good BILL COOK good gas mileage. $1.000. you, (10 words or less) and 2 chairs. $25. (51n521-3654. BUICK tires. good running. $1,000. (51n546-2979. (313)488-3829after5p.m. she will bill you only $2.25. V E GAt ran a m Isa lon, Farmington Hills 1974 Mustang /I Ghla. 4 speed, (This special Is offered to automatic, 15,000 miles. $25. ---EL-()8()() 1974 Comet. $175 or best offer. manual transmission, rear homeowners only-sorry. no (313)227-9488. ELECTRIC range and mat- (313)887-3022. commercial accounts. CUTLASS. 1980 fenders rusted. Turns over ching refrigerator, copper- CALAIS 1970 Chevy Impala, $350 or strong but won't start. $150. tone, $200 for both, excellent 2 door. Loaded with op- best oHer. (313)878-2528. (313)227..9488. condlllon. (313)887-1375. tions! Priced to Sell! '78 Cutlass. Good running 1973 Monte Carlo. Runs good. Pin Bull puppies, 9 weeks BILL COOK condition. many extras. S850. $200 or best offer. (51n223- old. (313)437-5514. BUICK (313)229-4944after 2p.m. 7206. Farmington Hills '72 Chevy Caprice. 4 door, 1973 Mustang Mach I. $900 or "~ .. 471-()8()() power locks, 2 new tires, $600. best offer. (313)231-3723, Call after 4 p.m. (313)832-5502. WANTED 1970-71 Ca:naro.350. 1977 Montego. Runs good, no 1972 Chevy Impala. Runs rust. $750 or best offer. After 4 speed. Also SS and Z-28. good. or best (313)348.2512, Mon- Any condition. (313)449-2454. S300 olter. 4:00 pm. (5tn223-7175. day through Friday. REGAL. 1979 1971 Chrysler 300. Good 1974 Nova hatchback, Automatic. air, tilt, stereo, transportation, many new automatic. power steering and split seats. Black & parts. very good condlllon. brakes, 84,000 miles., $700. Beautiful! $525. (517)546-8425. (31:;J227~23. BILL COOK 1973 Chevy Caprice Classic, BUICK air. power brakes/steering, Farmington Hills excellent condition. Must sell. 471-()8()() S8OO.Tom, (313)227-7803. 1973 Chevelle Malibu, blue, 1973 lUll size aids wagon. RIVIERAS, 1981 good condition. Must sell! Good englneltransmlsslon. LOADED! (2) To Choose! S4OO. (51n546-7588. $200. (313)231-1883. Both Sharp! $495 Delta 88 Deluxe. 1973 Opel station wagon. Good BILL COOK everything works, runs ex- condition, $800. (313)437-2488. BUICK cellent. good tires. (51n223- 1977 aids Cutlass. Runs good, Farmington Hills 3882. loaded. S850. 1972 Chrysler. 471-()8()() Rebuilt engine, transmission. S550. (313)878-3523. 241 Vehicles 1972 aids 88, $275. (313)887- get Under $1000. YO'u'li 1806. 1975 AMC Gremlin, depen- 1971 Pontiac catalina, needs dable, new tires and exhaust. transmission. $300 or best. $850. (517)546-6961. (51n546-7399. 1976 Astra, 4 cylinder, stick, ==-=~=C';':":',:,,:--:,.,----= '77 Pontiac. Needs gasket, lots of new parts, tires. $200 or otherwise good. $999. (313)229- best offer. Body is no good. 6207 after 5p.m. a bunch (313)876-3581,(51n548-3583. 1975 Pontiac Astra. Runs great, $300. After 5:00 pm, (517)546-9718. PONTIAC Ventura, 1971. Good transportation, new pa(ts, .CREorT PROBLEM? . $475. (313)887-5985. '73 Plymouth Satellite. of results! NO PROBLEM!! '421-1376 Automatic, radio, heater, air. Runs good, $d50 or best offer. '79 Dodge Van Just (5tn548-4418. Automatic. air 1973 Pontiac LeMans, 4 door, air, automatic, many new '76 Maverick parts. runs good. $275. Auto., low miles $1995 (313)437-1351. 1972 Plymouth Duster. $300. '81 Grand Marquis (51n546-2653. Every option' Showroom new! SAVE 1970 Plymouth satellite. 318 '82 Camara Z-28 engine, runs gOOd. $400. After 6:00 pm, (517)548-2619. Showroom new $AVE 1973 Pontiac wagon, 60,000 '81 Fairmont Wagon miles. good engine. New 6 cyl .• auto, showroom new. $3895 transmission. ballery, shocks. Less than 2000 miles on tires. '79 Datsun 280ZX Air, stereo. Needs work on body. $350 or best offer. 2 plus 2, GLP package, every option. SAVE (313)349-1883. '82 Ford Club Wagon XL 1978 Subaru wagon. Five Every option. 15,00 miles $AVE speed, runs good but body rough, 30 m.p.g. $500 or best '79 F-250 Pick-U P oHer. After 7:00 pm, (313)832- SAVE 5206. \ Auto .• extra clean. priced to sell! '74 Torino. Power steering, power brakes. Runs good, NORTH BROTHERS FORD $300. (313)437-6826. TRANSPORTATION special, . 33300 Ford Rd. 1973 aids Delta 88. Runs good, Westland . - .421-1376 air, clean, good tires, power steering and brakes. $525 firm. (313)229-4107. '76 Torino station wagon, ,power steering, new power I USED brakes, rebuilt motor. $1,000. CARS (517~1m. '75 Toyota Cellca. Clean: dependable, economical, S850. (313)632-7590. 1IIl!!~_' '71 VW, good parts car. $150. (313)231-1337. 1974 VW Super Beetle, runs good, body needs work. $650. (313)879-9218. '975 Vega. Clean, good condi- tion. $600 or trade for six cylinder or small eight van. That's the way it is when you advertise items for (313)231-2217. 1966 VW. 1971 motor, suntop, sale in the Classified pag~s of this newspaper. new paint and brakes. 1978 VW. (313)256-4919. Somebody is sure to be looking for the very 1969 Volkswagen, some rust, needs alternator. $250. (313)887-2957. item you'd like to sell. DON'T WAIT UNTIL To start bunches of results coming your way MONDAY! place a low-cost ad telling our readers what you You can place your ad any day of the week. OH,ce hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday have to sell. 1980 BONNEVILLE4 DR. - Friday. Our phone room Auto. air. power 1979 CAPRICE CLASsiC salespeople will be happy to ,Ieeflng ~r help you. traeleanbrakes stereo ex· $6295 ~~&~::s~.power brakes. 2 to 55995 (313)437-4133 htown/etoth Inl ehoosetrom (313)348-3022 WALLED LAKE 669·2121 (313)889-2121 (313)227-4436 . 42355 Old Grand River - (313)685-8705 :. . 348-7000. . . . (5tn548-2570 NOVI 348·3024 . Just East of Novi Rd••Novi . NORTHVILLE 348·3022 WHAT IS THE BARGAIN SOUTH LYON .. :.McOONALD fORD' BARREL? 437·4133 USED'CAR VALUES If you have an Item you wish to sell for $25. or less or a group ~ w. 7 MILE-a NORTHVILLE RD. of Items selling for no more MILFORD 685·8705 427-6650 - 349.;.1400 . than $25. you can now place an ad In the Green Sheet for Y.I 1/. QU. ALiTY CARS.· . price! Ask our ad·taker to &/. lOW PRICES· . place a Bargain Barrel ad for BRIGHTON 227·4436 you, (10 words or less) and .v.'LOW R~rES,. ' she will bill you only $2.25. (This special Is offered to V' LOW DOWNPAYMENT homeowners only-sorry, no PINCKNEY 227·4437 '49·01' OLD TRADE II/APPROV. CREDIT commercial accounts. HARTLAND· 227·4436 81 & 82 Escorts 79 Club Wagon Good ..elecllon, • capla/nl chairs, greatahape. No.1 $3699 duel air, auto $6699 937 lellerFROM tranl . FOWLERVILLE 548·2570 78T-Blrd '79 Bobcat Best Loaded with equip ,Iowmllel, $3499 3dr.,HIB •• lpd, $1999 mUltaeo Save. Sellers HOWELL 548·2570 n..us.r .... rnnM'nl 79 Capri 80 Fiesta Print'"~0tlI<0 has pul loKft r ta!o«n(l!oo AulD, Ilr. lIereo, GI .. aver,only why pay moro $3699 28.000 miles. $3699 Go nt.. t.oswll,n~ boob IIoob I,k. 7lit Spou Shll"Gl lI'ort. C04I'Ilg 79 Dodge Pick Up '810mnl lIowrvrCOII., ,,,, •• , r.". H.t_I ....."" G.of,.ood .Ipd ,wlalr.why pay more. $2699 M.p. Ftdnat IIn",."/,,, va, auto, with pI $4999 V.""'.... JId ~I., rlltlla ~ I l 1 i er------:------..., Wednesday, June 8, 1983 Our Town Church news 2 Amerman ice cream social 3 Witt NnrtItuUlt 1!ttcnrll Millen tops instate 4 e Panowicz takes home medals 5 c Mini-Olympics • Preschoolers vie for Hledals in Northville Co-op events Among the many rites of spring at Northville CQ-Operative medals - as well as cheers from their fans. Among those par- Preschool is the annual Mini-Olympics for all preschool classes ticipating in this year's Mini-Olympics was Eve Radzialowski, in the program. This year's non-competitive events, held May 2, at left, who piiuses with a hula-hoop to watch her classmates e 26, drew quite a throng of mini-olympians. Events included the ge~their picture taken. Another hula-hooper was Jenny Nelem, obstacle course, somersault, hoop jumping and rolling down a 5, at right, who completed the hula-hoop roll for an Olympic hill. Preschoolers completing events were awarded Olympic medal. • • Vacation ~ EIEI C ~vQ'j Bible service Ine ~ School ( Complete: June 20-24 Sweets'" (I' 9-11:30 a.m. TreeCarej Treats'. Specialists e • Country Style Gifts • FreeEstimates j &Goods • FullyInsured • Homemade Candy • Fresh Roasted (313) ~ CoHee Beans • • Tea & Spices ~Anliques J49-3833 This ad worth' Salem Bible > $10.00~ff first Church' · .servlce. _ 9481W. 6 Mile Record phoros by STEVE FEC;HT Salem 349-0674 RyMALSyMESCOMPAN~REALTORS, \, WABEEK NORTH Fabulous custom built residence with lake access and spectacular W. BLOOMFIELD HEATED IN-GROUND POOL view of Upper Long Lake. Unique floor plan. Many elegant features in- Gorgeous 2700sq. ft. colonial - perfect for the active family that en- CONGRATULATIONS cluding breathtaking two-story foyer with imported marble floor and joys entertaining. 4 bedrooms. 21/2baths, huge master suite with circular stairway. Handlaid dance floor in the beautifully finished walk- natural fireplace, second floor laundry, basement rec room. Profes- out lower level. Quality touches are evident throughout the home from sionally landscaped site with many trees. Assume high balance. 11% the fine custom cabinetry, carpeting and fixtures to the many hand- mortgage. $114,500.Call 478-9130. FIL SUPERFISKY crafted finishing details. Four spacious bedrooms. three full and two half baths. Priced below market. Owner will negotiate. $370,000.Call 478-9130. SALESMAII OF THE MONTH NOVIAANCH -_. Subdivision living with a bit of HIGHGATEON THE LAKE MEADOWBROOKGLENS OLD ORCHARDCONDO country In your own back yard Sharp 4 bedroom tri·level home in Super assumption I This four Squeaky clean assumption. complete with babbling brook. park like setting features bedroom, 21/2bath colonial Is a Perfect for the person who wants Well taken care of home with par- spacious country kitchen, lovely famlly minded home. Excellent ,0 just move In. Sharp 2 bedroom quet entry, earth tones beamed family room Iflreplace, 2 floor plan saves wear on formal unit, 11/2baths, step saver kit- There's a buyer for your home thrpughout, 11/2 baths, large car garage, large deck overlook- dining and living room - large chen, family room w/door to screened In porch, hobby room Ing park and nice landscaped lot. country kitchen. $79,000.Call 478- private patio, full basement and and two utility Sheds. $81,500. Price to sell at $76,900. Call 478- 9130. much more. Priced at $51,700. in Peewee Valley, Kentucky. Call 478-9130. 9130. Call 478-9130. And we know who he is. Through our affiliation wIth All PomtsRelocation Service, we re 10 contact with families movmg here from all over North Amenca Not to menlion the major corporations who use All Pomtswhen transferflng employees With nearly 400 of the flOestReallors 10 the US. Canadaand MeXICOas associates we can do more for you ' And If you're moving out of the City,It works the other ,yay too Wecan make seiling or bUYinga house eaSier,faster,less , . LIVONIACHARMER confusmg Call us Weoffer much more, but It doesn t cost VILLAGE OAKS COLONIAL CHARMING Three bedroom home with huge PARDONOUR ENTHUSIASM you a penny extra This Is ItI BeautifUlly maintained 3 living room w/woodburnlng Better yet come share It with us or 4 bedroom colonial In one of EAT CL N - EAN fireplace, separate dining room, and see this 4-5 bedroom beauty Novl's finest SUb. Features cozy Everything'S ready for your fami· hardwood floors, large screened in Meadowbrook Glens. This unl- family room wI fireplace, formal Iy In thIs 3 bedroom Novl trl with In porch and 2 plus car garage. que home features a Jenn-Aire dining room, large kitchen, full living room fireplace. beautifully Beautifully kept yard with many range, 2 full baths, fireplace In IIv- basement, 2 car garage and large paneled family room with dry bar, flowering' shrubs, trees and Ing room and much more. All for superbly landscaped lot with lots patio and pool. Backs on, quiet plants galore. A gardener'S only $80500.Call 478-9130. of extras. $73,900.Call 478-9130. field area. $66,500.Cail478-9130. delight. $42,500.Call 478-9130. ' o Member-Western Wayne Oakland County Board of Realtors. UNRA MULTI-LIST Service. Birmingham Bloomfield MULTI-LIST Service, • RYMAL SYMES _ R[" A\. TORn 'n.nee "D~:J - RYMAL SYMES 478-9130 538-7740 851-9770 - RCAl TORn S,nc. .. 'n ....:J • NORTHVILLE-NOVI LIVONIA-REDFORD FARMINGTON-W. BLOOMFIELD 2-e- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, June 8,1983 JU:Qe 11, 12 Girl Scouts honored Serving the Northville, Novi and FI.OWEft$ Wixom area for 3 generations A special Mass and award Dina Burghardt, Lori George St. Kenneth's sponsors presentation will take place at and Karen Schwartz from Win- 7:30 p.m. tonight at Our Lady of chester Elementary School, 149E. Main Victory Church for all Brownie under the direction of Lia. Northville 349·0671 and JunIor Girl SCouts who have Burghart, also earned this 'Gala Daze' festival successf~lly completed their medal. \. religious scouting badges. St. Kenneth of Plymouth Is holding its working on security during the festival. Fifteen Brownies from troops Advisors Diane Roslinskl and ninth annual famUy festival "Gala Many of' our local restaurants in- 204 and 622 from Our Lady of Vie· Barbara Kowal will present the Daze" from 10 a.m.-10 p.m. Salurday cluding Genitti's, MacKinnon's, Nor- tory SChool have achieved the "I Live My Faith Medal" to Jen- June 11, and noon to 8 p.m, Sunday, thville Charley's and China Falr, have FamUy of God Medal. Sue Wood- ny Crotteau, Jennifer Hameli, June 12. several Northville residents offered free dinners to our big winners sum was the advisor for the Lynn Higgins, Sara King, Chrissy wUl be taking part in the festivities. in the Lucky Milg Booth, and there will following girls: Rebecca Kowal, Maria Kowal, Beth TWELVE OAKS Albanese, Heather Albrecht, Kel- Lamanna, Julee Lautzenheiser, This year the gala is chaired by Steve also be a raffle for cash prizes, Sunday at 8 p.m. Tickets for the raffle wUl be ly Berger, Leah Criner, Maggie Michelle Mears, Jolee Nelem, TIRE CO. III Alfoldy of Rayburn Drive, and the Millionaire's Party wUl be co-chalred available at the fair for $1 a piece. Crotteau, Karen Ling, Jane Dana Rosllnski, JUliet 42990 Grand River I Luterek, Katie McLean, Jacque Stockhausen, Christina Win- Casterline Funeral Novi by Larry McConlogue of Banbury Activities fealured at the event in· Matthews, Karen Pump, Angela nicker and Kristen Woodsum. 348-9699 Road. Home, Inc. elude rides, the Dunk Tank, Moon Putman, Kelly Quirk, Lisa These girls are members' of Used Tires '. Jeff the Magician, who was fealured Walk, Video Games and tent games, Weidenbach, Susan Weidenbach Junior troops 702 and 126 at Our Ray J Casterline Ray J. Casterline II from $10.00~ at Winchester SChool, is returning for a The tent games wUl be nine cents for and Kellie Woodsum. Lady of Victory School: show at 3 p.m. Sunday, the first nine minutes of the gala, to 1893-1959 .~ commerate the ninth annual festival. Fred A. Casterline Denise MacLean of Sunnydale Lane Your Goodyear wUl entertain young and old allke as Food wUl be sold at the Nacho booth, Phone 349,:0611 Dunlop Tire Pro Kenny the Klowne, and Barbara and there will two special dinners. Alfoldy wUl attend as "Pockets the Saturday homemade spaghetti and Courses offered at St. John '8 I Clown," with secret treasures in all her meatballs will be served from 5-8 pm., pockets for the little folks. and there will fried chicken from 2·5 p.m. Sunday. Registrations are being accepted for ing in partnership in the church today. Jeff Bush of Ladywood will appear, one-week courses, "Mutual Respon· Nationally renowned adult religious with "Trust," our local rock group, St. Kenneth Church is located at 14951 sibility for Ministry" and "Phllosophy educator, Jane Wolford Hughes, wUl from noon - 4; and the "Moonlighis" Haggerty, betWeen 5 Mile and Hagger- and Practice of Parish Adult Religious conduct· the second course. She wUl musicians will play Saturday 5 - 8 ty. The church invites everyone in the Education," to be offered at St. John's anaiyze the characteristics and com- p.m., and Sunday 12- 4. communIty to enjoy the fun-fUled Provincial Seminary June 20-25. petencies needed by adult religious Larry Jacobi of Elk Road will be weekend. Courses are in session from approx- educators and help students understand imately 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday adult learners, set learning climates, through Friday, for two credits or assess needs, design programs, main- Fello~ship hosts PirovQlos audit. tain good public relations and evaluate procedures. Mary Ann Hinsdale, who recently Hughes is director of the Institute of completed qualifications for an S.T.L. Continuing Education for the Detroit. at June 17 dinner program degree from Regis College in Toronto, Archdiocese, the largest church-related will present the first course. She will ex- adult education program in the United plore the historical evolution of women States. Nick Pirovolos, better known as He has held chapel services in all of in ministry in order to gain insight and Both summer instructors are on the "Nick the Greek," ex-convict turned the American and National League perspectives for men and women serv- faculty atSt. John's. preacher from Cleveland, Ohio, will be football and baseball locker rooms and the guest speaker at the June 17 dinner appeared on numerous national televi- meeting of the Northville-Plymouth- sion programs. . Livonia Chapter of the Full Gospel The meeting at 8 p.m. follows dinner Newman is Spinnakers" speaker Businessmen's Fellowship. at the Sveden House Restaurant In the Farmington Plaza. A leader of two gangs, he had been Harry Newman, author of "Prefer- available at the meeting. one of Cleveland's most wanted and The dinner is ~ per person which in- red Singles," will discuss "ADything Newman has been seen on PM Maga-. feared men until a bullet lurned his life cludes tax and gratuity. Both dinner You Want to Know About Personal zaine, The Sonya Show, Kelly and Com- around. and program are open to the public. Ads" at the Spinnakers' 7:30 p.m. pany and the Phil Donahue Show, Reservations are required for the din- meeting June 11 at First Presbyterian The evening will include time to He became an evangelist and founded ner and may be made by calling Daniel Church Fellowship Hall. build-your-own sundae choosing from a the "Inside-Out Prison Ministry" for .Beetler at 349-0006 or Earl Flynn at 348- Participants wUl learn how to read variety of toppings, including the first which he has traveled extensively 3352 or send checks, payable to and answer personal ads and how to fresh strawberries of the season. CHUFtCH DIRECTORY throughout the United States and "FGBMF," P.O. Box 5332, Northville, write their own ad in 25 words or less. Cost is $1.50 for members and $2 for , Canada. 48167by June 15. Free copies of "Sincere Sipgies" will be visitors. Newcomers are welcome. "\ FIRST APOSTOLIC LUTHERN CHURCH For information regarding rates With church 26325 Halstead Rd atll Mile for church listings call The Farmington Hills. Michigan Services: 11:00a m. Every Sun. • Northville Record 349-1700. 7:00p.m. lst&3rd Sun. of each month Sunday SChool 9'30 a.m. Pastor celebrates 25 years Walled Lake/News 624-8100 Bible Class 7:45 p.m. Tues. SOntl Services 7.00a.m. last Sun of month \ FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WALLED LAKE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 200 E Main St.. NorthVille 309 Market St.-624-2483 349-0911 Wendell L. Baglow. Pastor Worshlp-9 30& 11:00a.m. Sunday. 9:45 Study. 11:00 a.m. Worship Church School·9:30a.m. 7:00 p.m. Service 145E. Cady Northville 349-4480 Dr. Lawrence Chamberlain-Pastor Wed.) 6-8:00 p.m. Family Night Together with his congregation, the Reverend John Mishler-Associate Pastor Robert C. Seltz, a resident of NorthvUle Township, celebrated the 25th anniversary of his ordination LIVING LORD LUTHERAN ST. JOHN AMERICAN LUTHERAN June 5. For the past six years Reverend seltz has Amencan Lutheran Church CHURCH been pastor of Holy Trinlty Lutheran Church, 39020 Meets With Freedom Lutheran Church 23225 Gill Rd .• Farmington, TIMEX 40700 Ten Mlle. Novi Five Mile Road, near Haggerty in Livonia. Worship 10 OOa.m. With Nursery Pastors Charles Fox & Mark Radloff AFTER-WARRANTY An anniversary lecture was given by Joseph Sit- Coffee & Fellowship. 11:00 a. m. Church. 474-0584 Rectory. 474-4499 tler of Chicago at 9:45 a.m., followed by a Study Hour (All Ages) 11:30 a.m. Sunday Worship, 8:30a.m. & 11 a.m. SERVICE Eucharist celebration at 11 a.m., and a banquet at 1 -477-6296 NORTHVILLE p.m. . OUR LADY OF VICTORY Reverend Seltz was ordained June 29, 1~, In ORCHARD HILLS BAPTIST CHURCH CATHOLIC CHURCH Watch & Clock Shop Ann Arbor, where he served for eight years as 770 Thayer. NorthVille 23455 Novi Rd. (between 9-10 Mile) , pastor of St. Luke Lutheran Church. For 11 years WEEKEND LITURGIES Bible Study For All Ages 9:45 a.m. 132 W. DUNLAP Saturday, 5:00 & 6:30 p. m. wors~ Services atl1 a.m. & 7 p.m. (1 Bik North of MaIn Street) he served as associate pastor of Messiah Lutheran Sunday. 8, 9:30.11 a.m. & 12:00 p.m. Wed., id-Week Prayer Serv .• 7 p m. Church In Fairview Park, Ohio, a suburb of NORTHVILLE Church 349-2621. School 349-361 0 Gary W. SChwltz, Pastor 349-5665 Cleveland. Since May of 1977he has been pastor of Rellnious Education 349-2559 349-4938 Holy Trinlty Lutheran Church. seltz Is married and has four children, two of ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN FIRST CHURC!i OF CHRIST whom, Michael and Ted, are graduates of Nor- High & Elm Streets. Northville SCIENTIST C. Boerger, Pastor 1100 W. Ann Arbor Trail thville High SChool. His daughter Kim is currently K. Cobb. Assist. Pastor Plymouth. Michigan completely completing her lOth grade year at Nor- Church & SchoOl 349-3140 Sunday Worship. 10:30 a.m. H.A. PIRAKA, thvUle. ' Sunday Worship, 8:00 & 10:30 a.m. Sunday School. 10:30 a.m. The seltz family lives at 42271Sunnydale Lane in Saturday Vespers: 6:00 P.M. Wednesday Meeting. 8.00 p.m. M.D.F.A.C.O.G. Gynecology & Obstertrics Northville. . HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY CHURCH (Assemblies of God) SpecialiZing in 12 Mile East of Haggerty 41355 Six Mile Rd., Northville Infertility and Oncology Farmington Hills Rev. Larry Frlck-348-9030 Sunday School, 9:15 Sunday School, 9:45 a.m. Office Hours By Appointment Sunday Worship. 10:30a.m. Sun. Worship. 11 a.m. &6:30 p.m. V.H Mesenbnng, Pastor Wed. "Body LIfe" Serv., 7:00 p.m. DOCTOR'SQINIC CANTONPROFESSlONALPARK Phone: 553-7170 Christian Comm. Church Preschool & K·7 501W. DUN1J\P 8596 CANTON CENTERRD. NORTHVILlE CANTON REVEREND R.C. SELTZ FIRS-' UNITED MetHODIST CHURCH BUSHNELL CONGREGATIONAL 349-1900 459-3200 OF NORTHVILLE CHURCH Meets at Mill Race Historical Village, 8 Mile & Taft Roads Griswold near Main. NorthVille Rev. Guenther Branstner. MInister Morning Worship. 9:00 a.m. " .r Worship Services & Church School. Church School, 9.00 a.m. 10:00a.m. Dr .. Robin R Meyers. Pastor-272-3550 Coffee & FellOWShip follOWing service D .'PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL . "n ··AMBULATORYCARE·CENTER ST. ANNE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, NOVI 430 E. Nlcholet 4530111 Mile alTaft Rd. .••..•. 39500 West Ten Mile Road. Novi. Michigan 48050 Walled Lake 48088 Home of Novi Christian School (K-12) Phone: 624·3817 Sun. School. 9:45a.m. 471-03·00 Worship, 11:00 a.m. & 6:00 p.m. Church Service. 10.00 a.m. . COMMUNITY SERVICE: A COMM1TJ.fENT Church School. 10:ooa.m. Prayer Meeting, Wed .. 7:30 p.m. Rev. Leslie Harding Richard Burgess. Pastor 349-3477 349-3647 ;.. ", 24 HOUR EMERGENCY CARE CENTER NOVI UNITED METHODIST CHURCH FAITH COMMUNITY UNITED 41671 W. Ten Mlle·Meadowbrook PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ..,. .. ' .' 471·0300 , ".; f • 349-2652 (24 hrs.) 44400 W. 10 Mile. Novi l'.,. . ~ 900& 11:15a.m. Worship& Nursery 'h mile west of Novi Rd. PEDIATRICS Worship & Church School. 10.00a.m. '. Manny Agah. M.D 10'00 a.m. Church School (all ages) John Romamk, M 0 Jerome FlOck. M 0 P.O. Box 1 349-5666 Yanl Calmldls, M 0 Richard O. qrifflth, Kearney Kirkby, Pastors Richard J. Henderson. Pastor ... •. 478·&040 DonnaOple. M 0 • INTERNAL MEDICINE FREEDOM LUTHERAN CHURCH OF James LIVermore. M.D. NOVI FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF Neighbors James Crowl. M 0 NORTHVILLE 478·8044 Meets WIth Living Lord Lutheran 40700 Ten Mile, Novi 217N. Winj 349-1020 Worship. 10.00 a.m. with Nursery Dr. ames H. Luther. Pastor II's e~pccially becausc famllle\ come 10 U\ durmg thcir mo\t dlfflcull ALLERGY Coffee & Fellowship,11:ooa.m. sunda~worshIP.11 a.m. & 6:30p.m. lime~ that ~e feel our re~pon~lbIII1Y \0 deeply. We've formed ,ome Wed.,7: 0 AWANA. 7:30 Prayer Service Robert E WelRsteln. M D , P C Study Hour (All Ages) 11:30 a.m. vcry close friendship~ herc and arler bemg a pari of thl' COmmURlI~ Pastor T. Scherger-478-9265 Sunday School 9.45 a.m. 478·8044 for ~o many year~, our comml1ment to 11\ people" \Irongcr than ever. FAMILY DENTISTRY CHURCH HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL OAKLAND BAPTIST CHURCH Alan KOlllor, D.D S., P.C. 471.0345 TorryNlolsen,D.D.S • P.C. 10 Mile between Taft & Beck. Novl 23893 Beck Road. Novl Ju~t a~ our own familic~ know they can counl on thc \Ullll0rl and South of Ten Mile 349·4259 Mark Anl/oioccl, D.D.S. ManeClau, D DoS Phone 3411·1175 friend~hip of our ncighbor~, wc're Ilroud Ihal famillc' herc kno", • Pastor Barry W. Jones . Service, 8:00 a.m. & 10.00 a.m. SundaySchool,10:ooa.m. Ihey Cdn feci confidcnl in Ihe \ervice, we prOVide. ORTHODONTICS MYOFUNCTIONAL THERAPY Worship and School Morning Worship, 11:00 a.m. Donald M. Wayno, D.D.S., M.S. Donna Math'Ak. R.M T The Rev. Leslie F. Harding Evening Service, 6:30 p.m. 471-0345 d?OU Y3. dI/07.th7.o/:l 5- .:Eon GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF WIXOM & ORTHOPEDICS WIXOM CHRISTIAN SCHOOL (K·12) FUNERAL DIRECTORS Wisconsin Ev. Lutheran Synod SINCE 1810 Jerry H. ROlonberl/. M.D. ' Worship Service 10.00 a.m. Wixom & W. Maple Rds. 471·2890 Family Blblo School, 9:45 a.m. Sunday School & Bible Class 11:15a.m. 22401 ORAND RIVER Family Worship. 10:45 a.m. & 6:30 p.m. 1808 I. NORTHVILLE RD. REDFOREI Novi Community Conter, Novl Rd. just S. of 1·96 Family NI~ht Pr~am (Wed.). 6:45 p.m. NORTHVILLE CLINICAL LABORATORY DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY Futuro site 9 Mile & Moadowbrook ' Ro ert V. arren, Pastor 348.1233 1531.01537 Gena E Jahnke, Pa:ltor-349-0565 624-3823 (Awana& Pro-Toens) 624·5434 DIAGNOSTIC ULTRASOUND • 471·0300 • Wednesday. June 8, 1983- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-3oC InOurTown Bummer Computer Camp (or Kid: :ll Q Week Sessions held Ihrou,houllhe Summer I II Sisters dance into Highland finals QUl- 3Hour a/SSSBS Q-3 Osys per week $40 and up per session Sixteen-year-old Leslie Grover, a student at Northville guests at a miscellaneous shower given for her last month. It Os/l (0' Mo,eln(o,msfion High School, and her sister Elizabeth (Grover) Weaver trace was hosted by Mrs. Herbert Weston. - - -- • their Scottish ancestry through their father, Rod Grover, whose ::1. ~/ -"'1 parents were Scottish. It has given them a special interest in Esther Ann, daUghter of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Fountain, will become the bride of Joseph Paul Melnik II this Saturday in -" - a~computc!r : Highland danoing - for which both are winning widespread _ AuthOrizedDealer '/ , recognition. a ceremony at St. John's Ukrainian Catholic Church in Detroit. COMPUTER CONNECTION, INC. lid' 38437 GRAND RIVER ~.::i""/ Memorial Day weekend they were among the 130,000atten- It's Valrances' final event for Newcomers FARMINGTON HILLS ~~"'J'/ ding the 16th annual Highland Festival Games at Alma College. The traditional party for this year's board members of Nor- Leslie came home with the first place trophy in the under-17 477-4470 ,---·~ .••L/' thville Newcomers Club and their spouses was held Sunday. classification and the Best Dancer award from the closing Retiring president Sharon Valrance and her husband Jim were ceremonies. Her sister Elizabeth placed in three dances to win • hosts at the cook-out at their home. an adult award. She is married to Bill Weaver, who teaches Scottish dancing here. He piped for the dancing at Alma. The The new board for next year officially took over at an in· couple recently returned to Michigan from North Carolina, and formal joint board meeting of Newcomers May 9 at the BEDDING PLANT Bill is enrolled at Central Michigan University. Janis Valrance home. It was a wine and hor~ d'oeuv~es welcome f~r Burkhardt of Northville is Leslie's teacher. SPECIAL new president Joan Hursey and her officers. Allce Patterson IS "the new membership chairman. Leslie's mother, Yvonne Grover, reports that on May 29 the Federation of United States Teachers and Adjudicators of • Garden Seeds Highland Dance sponsored a regional competition in which Family welcomes newborn • Vegetable Plants 0 Herbs Leslie took first place regionally in her age category and Elizabeth captured runner-up place in the 18-and-over David and Linda Langston of 134 Maternal grandparents are Mr. and • Hanging Baskets category, winning paid trips to the National Scottish Dance Rayson announce the birth of their son Mrs. Robert Raymond of St. Louis, Competition being held at Oberlin College June 25. Brandon David May7. Missouri. 10% SENIOR SUN LOVING ANNUALS He was born at St. Joseph Mercy CITIZEN DISCOUNT $5-00 per 2lat Hospital in Ann Arbor and weighed Great-grandmothers are Mrs. Ruth SHADE LOVING ANNUALS eight pounds, fourounces. Wagner of St. Louis, and Mrs. Stella $7.00 per flat Party honored June bride-elect Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Langston ofCape Girardeau. Mrs. Harley Langston of Cape The newborn's older brother is 46855 FIVE MILE ROAD Friends of Esther Ann Fountain's mother were among the Girardeau, Missouri. Hunter,2. (Between Sheldon & Beck Road) Ritt's 453-4712 • September wedding planned HOURS: Amerman slates IrllDbausl Open 7 days 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. ice cream social Amerman Elementary School's PTA will host its 15th Annual Ice Cream Social and Art Fair from 5:30-8 p.m. Friday. Your Local The art fair will be held in the courtyard Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bensinger of Ypsilanti an- from 5:30-7 p.m. More than 300 works of nounce the engagement of their daughter Susan art will be displayed with each student Headquarters For Carole of 22000Beck to James Petres of Canton. having at least one object exhibited. Gail • He is the son of Stanley Petres of Northville and Raben, Amerman's art teacher, has been Mary Ann Petres of Farmington Hills. collecting and setting aside student pro- The bride-elect is a 1977 Ypsilanti High School jects all year. graduate and is employed at the Northville Post of DIAMOND CRYSTAL Another feature of the art fair will be the the Michigan State Police. first showing of several pieces of student Her fiance is a 1970 Livonia Franklin 91gh School WATER SOFTENER graduate and also is a graduate of SChoolcraft Col- art work that have been matted and fram- lege, Wayne State University and University of ed to become a permanent part of Amer- man's art collection. NUGGETS Detroit. He is a captain in the Northville Pollce Depart- The ice cream social will be held from ment. 6:30-8 p.m. The traditional sundaes, ice .... • A September 17wedding Is planned. cream cones, homemade pies, cakes, 80 Lb. Bag $625 cookies and coffee and orange drink will be DIamond Crystal Nuggets available. A new feature this year will be 50 Lb. Bag $425 fresh popcorn. Diamond Crystal Nuggets In addition to the good things to eat, 95 children may wish to try their luck at the 80 Lb. Red Out $7 cake walk - winners will take home cakes 25 this year. Helium balloons will be another 40 Lb. Red Out .•..•••. $4 new feature. Chairpersons for the event are Laurie 80 Lb. Louisiana $595 Slagter and Pam Lennig. Rock Salt ••...••••• • JAMESPETRES, SUSAN BENSINGER Advance ticket sales will be for Amer- man students Friday morning. 50 Lb. Lousiana $410 Rock Salt ..•...... • League of Women Voters elects new officers ;--- _.- League of WomenVoters' Northville- Plymouth, president; Annemarle Cynthia Fanslow of Canton, local Can- president of the state organization and Plymouth-eanton-Novi Chapter elected Lorenzen of Canton and Michele ton; Mary Ellen McKercher of presided over the three-day convention. officers for 1983-84at its 14th annual Howard of Canton, vice presidents; Plymouth, local Plymouth; Margaret Agnes Mary Mansour, director of the • meeting April 16. MicheleHoward, membership; Claudia Dawson of Northville, local NorthvIlle; Michigan Department of SOCialser- Day ofNorthville, public relations; Lin- Lois Hoffmeister of Northville, local vices, was guest speaker at the noon BL~D~~'S New officers are Billie Whiteley of da Jones of Plymouth, voter service; Novi. meeting last Saturday. Julia Holmes, r A delegation of six members of the action chair of the League of Women '- .' • .< League of WomenVoters of Northville- Voters of the United States delivered YWCA begins summer program Plymouth-eanton-Novi was among the the keynote address at last Friday's 117 E. Main, Northville - 349-2323 more than 225 delegates attending the banquet. Summer Hours: Summer program at Northwest women in all age groups at scheduled 1983State Coventlon of the League of League members also participated in 8:3Q.7. Mon.-Fra .• 8:30-5 Sat.. 11-3 Sun. YWCA,25940 Grand River, begins t.'lis periods. Registration Is open for youth Women Voters June 3-5 at Michigan workshops and informal meetings deal- week. Evening program for adult and adult swim classes, which begin State University. ing with program and membership women includes Aerobics Thru dance, June 20, as well as Summer Recreation, Whiteley,Janet<:orrell, Gloria Ham- related tssues. Of special interest were Physical Fitness, Ballet, Dance Exer- a daily program for 6 to 12year olds, monds, Deanna Huff, Day and Nancy workshops on the LWV's position on • cise, Jazz Dance, Pre-natal Exercise, whichbegins ~une 20. White participated In the LWV's natural resources and the handling of Yoga and Body Conditioning.Aerobics, YWCAmembership Is $22 a year for decision-making on program, budget toxic wastes and the LWV's current Physical Fitness and Yoga will also be adults and $11 for youth under 17. There and bylaws, as well as electing officers study of national security and arms SAVE $1.00 offered during the daytime hours. Gym- are additional class fees charged for ac- for the State LWV for the next two control. nastics and Tumbling classes for youth tivities taken. years. Membership in the League of Women begin June 9. 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"You don't win ballgames that way," coach Fred Holdsworth observed. NORTHVILLE 7 FARMINGTON 0 • Nielsen, a jWlior, had his best game ever in the semi. On the mound the beefy senior struck out 11, issued no bases on balls, and allowed only one Falcon baserwtner to get as far as third base. Nielsen had It all, getting a mitt-popping fastball, a big-dipper curve and a yo-yo-like change-up over the plate with remarkable consistency. His three- rWl homer in the fifth inning was icing on the cake. It was a big triumph for Nielsen, who had pieced together five scoreless innings against Plymouth Canton and four scoreless innings against Livonia Franklin earlier In the season, but consistently ran • into trouble in the late innings. third Inning and scoring on Nielsen's homer. "If Dan stays In condition next season, he's going Todd Bartling, who played an excellent game Nielsen rating: Northville's Martina Millen to be a really dominating pitcher," Holdsworth behind the plate, had two singles - his first loaded Mustang hurler Dan Nielsen noted. Holdsworth affirmed he would return' as the bases In the first inning, permitting lead rwtner had the game of his life Satur- coach in '84. Chris Behen to score on sortstop Dave Langridge's day. Above, Nielsen fires "We should have quite a team next year," he ad· groWlder. Nielsen's shot just over the rightfleld ded. "We'll be returning seven of our starters, and fence scored Bartling in the fifth. home en route to a 2-hit Tina Millen we'll have 13 players back In all." Eleven passes issued by Farmington pitchers shutout. At right, Nielsen is Left fielder Jerry Pawlowski contributed two of contributed to the Falcons' downfall - the congratulated by teammates the Mustangs' six hits against Farmington, knock- after clobbering a three-run is.state MVP ing in two rWlS with a bases-loaded double in the Continued on 6 homer. • ByB.J. MARTIN The state's best female soccer player lives in your neighborhood. That's the word from the all-state selection com- mittee, who convened last week and Wlanimously agreed Northville's outstanding defender Martina Millen is this year's Michigan high school soccer most valuable player. Millen, a senior, had been named an all-stater on the 1982 team, and her selection this year - ac- cording to coach Ron Meteyer, the first ever by a Wlanimous vote - was annoWlced last night at the varsity team banquet. ..,..,;/ The Mustangs' leading scorer, jWlior striker Lisa no. 1 stockade ~:' .1 Cahill, was accredited honorable mention all-state status. 5' x 8' fence Altogether, seven Northville varsity soccer players were singled out for post-season honors on ~ ~ < the Western Lakes Athletic AssocIation all-league 88 and all-dlvision teams. 00000000000000000000000 $15 88 Named to the all-league team from the 16-2-1 co- Father's Day June 19 0 reg. $17 • WLAA champion Mustangs were 1982 Millen and g ," Cahill. see our other \ . Millen led the Mustang defense to a remarkable o All Men's Wear and types of record of allowing oniy 15 goals in 19 games this o Golf Equipment I 6' x 8' fences model year, while in 1982 she anchored a defense that per- palO mitted only 10 goals all season long. OFF'tilJune19 The ambidextrous hard-shooting Cahill emerged g 25 % 7' peeled cedar posts @ $2" ea. picnic table hardware o •Dexter Shoes • Etonic Shoes • Bags and this year with the Mustang record for most goals hardware kit only $2788 scored in a season - 30 - exactly twice as many o Clubs • Izod Sweaters & Shirts goals as the Mustangs allowed all year. Cahill's o All-Leather Gloves Heavy enough for a scoring show broke Marge Muller's record of 26 set o Super Star Model 2 ~$9 6 ft. 7 ft. or 8 ft. table in 1982. Cahill also collected seven assists. o ,. 95 • Named to the all-Western division team were o Buy 3 or MoreDIFmlTopsand Receive35% Off RetailPrice defender Kim Petit, winger Tish Johnson and mid· o Share Witha Friend fielder Christine Kreutzberg. Save your receipts from our Pro Shop· Petit, a jWlior, also received all-division honors o When you have $100 Worth You'll Receive In 1982, as did Kreutzberg, a senior. Petit con- o glider tributed one goal and two assists In addition to her 88 o 1 FREE Round of Golf only$64 steady defensive play, while Kreutzberg finished o ('1010c\.l,l983) hardware the season with two goals and three assists. Pro Shop always discounted all year 20% or more kit Johnson is one of the team's (and league's) o treated :umber pkg '12" fastest strikers. The senior finished the season with o Brooklane Golf Course other hardwartJ k,ls ./SO In Slock 10 goals, second on the team, and added seven • porCh swmg· benches o Corner of 6 Mile & Sheldon Rd., Northville • 348·1010 • lawn chaIrs· rocking Chalts assists. o ~en 7 Days 7 a.m.-10 p.m .• Bar & Restaurant 8a.m.-9 p.m~ 0 Senior Jan Irwin and jWlior Kim May were - awarded honorable mention status, Irwin for the · second year In a row. %000000000000000000000 vanity 25" x 19" with top ~ -~ ,.. Combines the natural _. beauty 01 light oak 4 ft. rail .. ' l I :.: wood with tho tradition- NEW HOURS: al elegance 01cane. 88 ~ Mon. thru Fri. 10 AM to @$4 . reg. $16888 1,'(t':''''~l'. ~I::.:::~:::\, .•::: . $20888 9 PM -SAT lOAM t06 PM 8' flat column ..I; '.:'. t, I :::,;:: 66 . . .. •• SUNDAY 12 AM to 5 PM @$15 au.y 9,:,8'corner column .10" •• " I: :....: I -';~ r Craft 88 Q~ @ $23 Faucets COLECO POOLS - complete accessories 88 CHLORINE and fittings in stock. ' $21 PRODUCTS marble SALE! 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Phone sunday 10am...... p.m• VISCOUNT POOLS 261·8580 34 722 PLYMOUTH RD. (300 Ft. East of Wayne Rd.) or Toll F.... 8OC).482.0337 '. ! t • Wednes~ay. June 8. 1983- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-5-C Panowicz sizzles at track tourneys Now Open to the Publio Northviile sophomore Cindy Churchill with 85. The remalnlng team MISSION Panowicz came within 0.9 seconds of scoring went: Walled Lake Western 72, capturing first place in the 300 meter Famington Harrison 64, Plymouth hurdles at the MHSAA Class A state Salem 63, Livonia Stevenson 48, Nor- HILLS finals competition in Jackson Saturday, thville 47, Farmlglon 37, Plymouth Can- finishing third in the state in a school- ton 30, Waled Lake Central 211h, Wall- GOLF CLUB record 43.9 seconds - a somewhat ed Lake Central 211h and Livonia amazing performance for a 15-year-old. Bentley IIh. • OPEN GOLP Panowicz added an eighth place in Panowicz took firsts in the long jump . EVERYDAY ~j the 100 meter lows with a 14.8 to add with a school record 17'3", in the 300 All Week Days from 6:30 am - 4 pm 1_ - f!D0.ther'medal and finish the meet ",Ith meter lows in 44.8, in the 200 meters in WEEKENDS - ALL DAY OPEN GOLF all seven of Northville's points, placing 25.8 and in the 100meter lows in 14.6. Northville 24th among the 55 teams that scored. Meet winner was Flint Nor- Rounding out Northville's addltional • A challenging cou,..e In be.utlful condition thern with 59. points were Wendy Nuechterlein, who "Cindy was a lillie disappointed," took fifth In, the 3,200 meters with a per- • Very competltl"e ,.'e. remarked Northville girls' track coach sonal best 12:13.5., Kim Assenmacher, who took sixth in the 400 meters in 64.4, . ALSO Ann Dayton, "but I thought she'd done JunIor & •• nlor R.t •• & TwilIght R.t •• very well. She hadn't had much close her best-ever time, and Northville's 400 competition during the season, and I and 800 meter relay teams. Facilities Include: think that would have helped. This was The 400 meter relay team of Kerry really the first time she had any com- Lenaghan, Erin Ryan, Laura FULL SERVICE BAR petition. " Chamberlain and Mary Howley clocked ' Serving your favorite drinks Panowlcz finished 12th overall"::" just a 53.5 for sixth place, while the 800 team out of scoring - in the 200 meter dash, of Lenaghan, Ryan, Kim Campbell and RESTAURANT where her 25.8 tied her own new school Howley did two laps in 1:53.7. Serving' a lunch & dinner menu record. Dayton said she was just as much But just how dominant an athlete pleased by performances that finished Panowicz can be was demonstrated out of the scoring, including the 1,600 14830 Sheldon Rd. • Plymouth relay team of Assenmacher, Lynn Bills, even more clearly at the Western Lakes Just N. of M-14 453 1047 Athletic Association league meet last Howley and Chamberlain, who flnlshed '.iiII~' ....,,':Ii:\ Just S. of 5 Mile • Wednesday. The multi-talented seventh by a fraction in a season·best Panowicz captured four first places at 4:20.4: the meet to score 40 of Northville's 47 "They ran in a slow heat and dldn't Record photo by JOHN GAilOWAY points. have any competition," Dayton added. Cindy Panowicz captured four first places Wednesday The Mustangs finished fifth in the IG- "I think they could have done even bet- team tourney, behind winner Livonia ter." Choose The Power of a V-8 or The Economy of a V-6 Trackers 9th in league tilt on YOU::\<.~Yliner 2150Ciera Sunbridge Cruiser Junior hurdler Mark Knoth competed Saturday (assistant "boys' 'coach) Brian Turnbull," said s..".\((\ 0 o( (" f\S~' \ne se~ne ~3\e at th~ MHSAA state track finals at Jackson, Polley, who announced he would step down from • A quality cruiser with aft double berth and forward berth for total C(U\se eOt' 4. finishing out of the scoring in his first appearance coaching track last month. accommodations for ••co\\39 /, • Performance oriented with new sequential lift hull. at the state level in the 300 meter lows. But boys senior Dave Bach withdrew from state finals \"\3,,e3 track coach Gary Polley said the weekend was far competition in the shot put after qUalifying in the • Custom upholstery throughout with thick urethane foam. from a total loss. - regional May 21. His previous best of 50'9" was well • Walk around textured deck with S.S. rails. "It was a good experience for Mark to go to the back of the state record 62'IIh", made by Monroe's • Marine core construction. states," Polley remarked Monday. "During the Gilry Price Saturday. • Cockpit has double wide helm. Portside lounge and transom regular season, he never lost in a meet, at least un- previous Wednesday, Northville finished ninth of seat for excellent accommodations. til the reglonals. Seeing people in front of him must the 10 teams that competed in the Western Lakes • Speedo, horn, wiper are all standard features. have thrown him a little." Activities Association track championships at Far- ForAn Indeed, Knoth particated in one of the most com- mington, completing the meet with 12 points, well Unbelievable Plusdealerprep& petitive events at the state level. Although he has back of winner Livonia Churchill with 160. Low P~ice of Only, $15 888 sales tax run better than the 40.2 seconds he posted at Knoth sat out the tournament to prepare for Jackson, including a 39.8 at the regional champion- states, but Northville picked up points in the 220, 10year financing available ships two weeks before, the scorching time of Steve the 880, the 440relay and the shot put. Use Your present Boat As A Down Payment Everett of Lansing Everett led the field at 36.4. Joel Vogt was Northville's top finisher, taking Everett was the state winner with 53 points, just third in the 220 in 23.87. Bach finished fourth in the ahead of Flint Northern with 41. • shot put with a 49'4" effort, and John Klokkenga 6095 W. Grand River, Brighton Unofficially, Knoth's time was 13th best, but the took sixth in the half-mile, doing two laps in 2:04.15. (Af Lake Chemung) junior appears to have a good shot at improving The 440 relay team, all underclassmen, gave LIVINGSTON COUNTY'S that finish next year. Northville its remaining point, clocking a 46.34 for ON·THE-WATER DEALER SINCE 1949 "Mark will be on the summer team coached by one more sixth place. (517) 546-3774 ~ .' CORP See Us For BASS BOATS • SKI RIGS • CRUISERS FISHING BOATS· DECK BOATS' PONTOON BOATS INBOARO-oUTBOARDS • SKIS ~~~~~~~~~~~~Of~O~~~g~~:~~~~bY fu. HOURS: Open 9-8 Mon., Wed., Thurs., Fri.; 9-6 Tues. & Sat.; 9-1 Sundays Ivanc~g< to the Class A district championships last Mustangs, who had been playing close to .500 ball week with an 11-6 thrashing Tuesday, completing in the last few weeks after a brief mldseason Northville's season at 8-11 overall-and 8-9 in the slump. WLAA. It had been only the second non-league encounter Plymouth Salem emerged as leagne champ this for Northville, with several early-season games year, following Plymouth. Canton's loss to Walled' never rescheduled. I Lake Central. lThe Mustangs' finish, however, was close to Outfielder Nancy LaPlante scored catcher Judy & coach Mary Minor's eady-season goal of reaching Morgan on a third-inning single to open Nor- BENSON HEDGES the .500 mark with her relatively young team, thville's run scoring. In the fourth, the Mustangs which is still experiencing rebulldIng. rallied for two runs on second baseman Jackie "They're just a good-hitting ballteam," she said Mateucci's single scoring Keiser, who had reached c1he fJeIaxe toa about the Bulldog offense. "But I'm pretty pleased base on an error, and scoring the other on a with the way our team has developed this year." Brighton error. Third baseman Jan Roberts scored after singling NORTHVILLE 6 in the fifth, coming home on a grounder by Morgan. BRIGHTON 11 In the sixth Itwas Morgan's turn to come home on a The Bulldogs jumped all over starter Sue Keiser, two-out error. 8 ft. X 6 ft. 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And while you're sharpening your golling skills. you'lI Age,Jri to 601 be enjoying luxury accommoda· lions. excellenl food and lime to You may save relax around our pool. Tuition fees Include: Lodging. Meals. Green big money :::. ~I I Fees. Lessons. Pracllce Balls and • on your ~(.< • ' Club Slorage. ~;'/ , '~- PLANTO JOIN USTODAYI auto insurance ,- Jt ~\.. Beglnner-Intermedlate-Advanced \ ~_'';'~, ~\ 3-Day SChool: $275 M.ln.ro or \In~le, quahfie Record photos by B.J. MARTIN • Hot hitter Jerry Pawlowski Baseball finish Continued from 4 Mustangs should have learned from the experience in the afternoon follow-up. PLYMOUTH SALEM 15 • NORTHVILLE 3 It wasn't a case of the Rocks having a better team than the Mustangs - in regular-season play, Northville had topped Salem 9-8 - it was a case of nightmarish pitching. After starter Jim Thomson had established a 5-2 record going into the Salem contest, including some of the Mustangs' best- pitched games all season, the magic was gone on Saturday. Thomson faced six batters, walking five and LANDSCAPE TIMBERS allOWing a single, when Holdsworth decided he had • seen enough. With undefeated lefthander Doug GRADE Rough sawn. Preservative pressure-treated. Doyle nursing a sore arm, Holdsworth called on in- fielder Bob Pegrum, who turned in five innings of solid relief after yielding two walks and a single in a jittery first inning. $18.99 3x5-a' $2.99 Problem was there were two more innings to go. Pegrum, tiring in the unexpected workout, per- ~ mitted a six-run Rock rally in the sixth inning, and 6'x8' Mickey Newman and Steve Schrader each had con- 4x6-8' $4.39 trol problems in further relief. When the dust cleared, Northville pitchers had issued a season- ~~~ high 15walks. 6x8-8' • The Mustangs picked up their first run in the first I I· II inning on Pawlowski's double, two walks and a Natural 1 i I \1 ' " sacrifice fly by. Langridge. Nielsen, DH for the I 1 ~ J. Rustic Fir $9.95 afternoon game, singled in Pawlowski in the fourth \ 01( 1 I J, I inning for the second, and Pegrum added the last Tex. 1-11 PJ\ I I 1.1I UI r I. I Mustang run in the fifth after being hit by a pitch, coming home on a single by Langridge. ==:;:::;:J 'I 'f 1\ 4'x8' f· i 1 \ I ,I ~\ The split finished off the Mustangs' season at a very respectable 13-6. POW-R-TOOL "i; ~\~~.~~I~1$13 99 \ 'i.' .1 ,,' • VINYL GUTTER \' l \ f\\ First Quality TABLE r 'i No Patches for NSA statistics I \ A Natural Country Rustic WON'T RUST, ."'"-.... --- UNDER 10BOYS Super fast CORRODE, Unlled-7, Flames-I. No more information available. change-over Cobras - 4, Spartans - 3. 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