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By MICHELE M. FECHT study and consideration. "One question I have heard loud and • After a week of deliberation, the Nor· clear from people in the community is: thville Board of Education Monday 'Will the board automatically accept night unanimously approved the the recommendation of the consul· recommendation of an independent tant,''' Hansen said. in reference to the consultant to close Moraine Elemen- recommendation by consultant Keith tary and Cooke Junior High at the end Goldhammer to close Cooke and of the current school year. Moraine. s The board's decision to shut down the "I cannot emphasize enough that we school facilities sometime after the (lid not hire a consultant to make the close of the 1984-85 school year will decision for us," she added. "We .Ieave the district with nearly a year to thOUght objective analysis from an out- plan its consolidation of the two junior sider would be beneficial." highs into one middle school and the Monday's nearly three-hour school ~istricting of students into the three board meeting focused almost entirely remaining elementaries. on the school closing issue. : Monday night's action also coincides . The board approved the closings in a with the implementation of the middle series of three motions: one to close a school grade structure expected to go junior high and elementary school. the on-line at the start of the 19115-86school other to close Moraine and the last to year 'and the completion of the high , shut down Cooke. school renovation anticipated next The board discussed each motion ~eptember. separately 'Yith the administration and , • - Prior to the board's decision, school consultants Goldhammer and Harry , ilOard president Jean Hansen told the Howard. Members of the audience were audience of nearly 150 that the board's pending action was based on careful Continuedon4 Council debates action ~n school closing is~ue e By,KEVIN WILSON Record photo by STEVE FECHT While the school board was meeting Concern about school closings is reflected on the faces of parents Jay and Joyce Dunkerley (right) and John Hardin (left) Monday night to consider school closings. Northville City Council debated a suggestion by Mayor Paul Vernon that it send a representative to the session to convey council's opinion of what decision should be made. t- -·'-·After discussing- the suggestion for more than one-half hour. council opted not to take any action until Tuesday, • when it would offer the- school district assitance in making use of any vacated schools within the city limits. Citing the matter of school closings as one of three issues during his tenure that had the potential for "diViding the community"

AN ANTIQUES and crafts by supervisor John MacDonald. Inside: T 00 many market will be held in Northvlle who was elected 35th District calls. said Mrs. 'H' of Plaza Mall this Saturday during Court judge last week. Howell. who was seiling . mall hours under sponsorship of Calendar 2A firewood. She placed her ad the Northville Community INSTALLATION ceremonies for four weeks but had to Chamber of Commerce. The an· for the newly-elected township Classified 48 cancel after one week tlques Icrafts markets on the board will be at 7 p.m. November third Saturday of each month 20 at township hall. New super- because she was over- replace the former flea markets, visor Susan Heintz and clerk Obituaries 11A whelmed with calls ... which will be held on the first Georgina Goss will be sworn Into Saturdays of the month In the office by JUdge James Garber Opinions 10A mall. along with the re-elected In· - HOLIDAY GLOW - Among tile downtown stores lavtsbly cumbents - treasurer Richard OurTown 1C GREEN SHEET: decorated for the holidays aDd ready for Sunday'SChristmas TOWNSHIP BOARD of Henningsen and the (our Action Ads Trustees meets Thursday night trustees. The township Get Results Walk from noon to 5 p.m. is IV'seasons where tWInkllng lights at 8 p,m. In township hall. 41600 beautification commission Is Sports 4C and trees form a background for Christmas gift ldeis. See Six Mile Road. This Is the last hosting the event and the public 348-3022 story about the annual walk on Page 2. Record photo by John meeting of the current board led Is Invited, • Galloway •

. ( 2·A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday. November 1•• t~ •• • Community Calendar ... ~ .... Co-op preschool hosts wreath workshop Saturday . ,

TODAY, NOVEMBER 14 wlll discuss her bookservlce. Re- Its annual Greens Mart workshop from Books Discussion Group will meet from , both old and new photographs at the VictorY,members. Those planning to at· search, Re-claim. Betty Price from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. today and Friday. 8·10 p.m. at the Carl Sandburg Library tend should meet at the OLV parking lot North Oakland NOW wll1 talk about 1:30 p.m. meeting of Northvl1le AARP THANKSGIVING: The in Livonia. For information or a Woman's Club at First Presbyterian at 5:15 p.m. to carpool to Sugarbush. Plymouth·Northvllle Chapter of the various chapter activities for Women's QUESTER WORKSHOP: Baseline reading list, cal1Zo Chisnel1 at 349-3121. Cost.ls $5 per person; tickets are 1985. Church fellowship hall. Chairman Is American Association of Retired Per· History Week in March, The Questers antiques study group will hold available at the parish office at 770 public is welcome to attend. Lee Baumann. sons will meet for its annual Thanksgiv- their annual Christmas craft workshop Thayer. ing lunch at noon at Lerights Dining at 10:30 a.m. at the home of Eileen FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16 NEWCOMERS AT THE RACES: Room on Wayne Road in Westland. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS: Nor- Hlohlnec. thville Knights of Columbus will meet Northville Newcomer couples and MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19 . SCHOOLCRAFT LUNCHEON: alumni will spend a "Nite at the Races" HEALTH SERIES: The Kathryn Mc· at 8 p.m. in the administration building HIGHLAND LAKES WOMEN'S at Our Lady of Victory. Schoolcraft Women's Resource Center beginning at 6 p.m. at Northville KIWANIS MEETS: Northvllle Cauley health series on the heart will CLUB: Highland Lakes Women's Club will hold a luncheon series talk, Downs. continue for senior citizens at 12:30 Kiwanis meets at 6:30 p.m. at Pan meets at 1 p.m. at Highland Lakes "What's a Computer Like You Doing in Asia's Tin Fu. 43171 West seven Mile. p.m. at the Activities Center. Room 216 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15 Clubhouse. a House Like This?" by Claire Nehr, ORIENT CHAPTER, NO. 77: Orient of the Board of Education Bulding. Computer Sales. from 11:30 a.m. to 1 Chapter, No. 77, Order of the Eastern DAYTIME TOPS: Daytime TOPS BEREAVED PARENTS: Bereaved SENIORS MEET: Northville senior p.m. at the col1ege's Le Gastronomlque Star meets at 7:30 p.m. at Masonic Parents Group will meet at 8 p.m. at the NOW MEETS: Women's History will meets at 9 a.m. at First Presbyterian 'Ul Citizens Council hosts afternoon of Restaurant in Waterman Center. Lun· Temple. Newman House, Schoolcraft College. be the topic of the 7:30 p.m. meeting of Church. cards, games and refreshments from 1- cheon cost is S7 with reservations to be 17300 Haggerty. Bereaved Parents is a the Northwest Wayne County National 5 p.m. in Room 216 of the Board of made with the WRCat 591-MOO, ext. 430. Organization for Women at Hoover GREENS MART WORKSHOP: Nor- Education BUilding. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17 self·help group for parents who have School, 15900 Levan in Livonia. Judith thville Branch of the Women's National lost a child. For information or WOMAN'S CLUB: Duane Zemper assistance, call Gloria or Raymond Col- Houk. an advocate for women's history Farm and Garden Association will hold GREAT BOOKS GROUP: Great will discuss restoring and preserving NORTHVILLE CO-OP WREATH WORKSHOP: Northville Cooperative lins at 3411-1857. PrescbooI will host its annual pinecone wreath wortsbop from 9:30 a.m. to 5 CITY COUNCIL: NorthVille City p.m. on the first floor of Main street Council meets at 8 p.m. in the council .' Christmas Walk rings in holiday season Elementary SChool at 501 West Main. chambers. Cost is $13 for a l2-lncb wreath, $16 for a 15-lncb wreath and $18 for an 18-lncb MOTHERS' CLUB: Northville Northville's annual Christmas Walk noon to begin the holiday season of- Downriver resident. was in his shop. IV The walk has been held on the Sunday through the decorated downtown ficially. The walk hours are noon to 5 wreath. For information, call .. 2183 Mothers' Club win meet at 8 p.m. at the seasons Flowers and Gifts, last year before Thanksgiving since its inception. or 349-6043. home of Nancy Perpich, 16378 Old Bed- streets and shops now is in Its third p.m., according to G. Dewey Gardner, and told him that she hosts a brunch Among the merchants who have in· decade - and promises to be the big- a member of the Northville Community ford Court. Co-hostesses will be Joan and then brings her guests to Northville dicated they are planning to be open PAPER DRIVE: Sl. Paul's Lutheran Roth. Sue Todd and Carol Townsend. gest ever next Sunday with virtual1y al1 Chamber of Commerce, which sponsors for the walk. with holiday merchandise ready for downtown merchants participating. the walk. Church will hold a paper drive from 11 ~ "We work all year for the Christmas shoppers are: a.m. to noon In the church parking lot. MOTHERS OF TWINS: Western It also is expected to draw the largest He adds that the event has drawn season," Gardner says, noting that this On Main Street, Orin Jewelers, Nor- crowd in history. weather cooperating, visitors from as far as Amherstburg, Wayne County Mothers of Twins meets year's theme at IV seasons combines thVille Camera Shop. Little People at 8 p.m at Holy' Cross Evangelical as street decorations are turned on at Ontario. He relates that Diane Bisio. a angels and sheep which have historical SPINNAKERS DINNER: 'Spinnaker Shoppe, D & C Store. IV seasons, Del's Singles will host a progressive dinner Church in Livonia. significance in relation to the season. Shoes and Clothing, Victoria's Place, tonight for all interested singles. For Little People'S Shoppe is to display a Lapham'S Men's Wear, Bookstall on the more information. call the group's gingerbread replica of Downtown Nor- Main, Freydl's Men's and Ladies Wear. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20 Simon play opens in Novi thVille. hotline at 349-6474 or the First Williamsburg Inspirations, Long's Fan' Presbyterian Church at 349-0911. ' ROTARIANS MEET: Northvllle City workers are scheduled to cy Bath Boutique, Crawfords, Genitti's Rotary Club meets at noon at First Stage I Productions will raise the cur- ordered In advance by calling 349-7673 decorate light posts with swags of or 477-5732. The Novi Community Hole in the Wall, Northville Gallery of Presbyterian Church fellowship hall. tain on its production of the Neil Simon greens and tiny crystal lights in time Flowers, Marquis Shops. Onyx Furs SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20 comedy "Barefoot in the Park" this Building is located on the east side of for the walk. Gardner says trees in city and Handcrafters Unlimited. Friday and Saturday at the Novi Com- Novi Road between Grand River and 1- CIVIL AIR PATROL: Sixgate parks also will be decora~. In Mary Alexander Court Traditional CHRISTMAS WALK: Annual Squadron Civil Air Patrol meets at 7 munity Building. 96. The chamber will continue to award Handcrafts and Peddlers Four, a new Performances are scheduled Friday "Barefoot in the Park" is one of Christmas Walk and merchants' open p.m. at Novi Middle School South. prizes for the decorated windows in dif- business, will be open. house sponsored by the Northville Com- and Saturday (November 16-17) at 8 Simon's earliest and best-known com· ferent business categories. based on Center Street merchants decorated munity Chamber of Commerce will be WEAVERS' GUILD: Mill Race '. p.m. and Sunday at 7:30 p.m. There will edies. It deals with the problems en· ilrginality and appropriateness. This and open include Green's HOMeCenter, be two additional performances next countered by a pair of newlyweds try- held downtown from noon to 5p.m. Weavers' GUild meets at 8 p.m. at Mill year's jUdges are Sherry Spaman. Judy'S Curtain Shoppe. f;\!'eets and Race Village. Friday and Saturday. November 23-24, ing to make their way in New York Ci- chamber president. Susan Heintz. new- Treats, West End Company and both at 8p.m. ty. OLV HAYRIDE: Young adult Nor· ly elected Northville Township super- Painter's Place. thville residents are welcome to attend All seats are priced at $4 and tickets The cast includes Jay Stock of Nor- PLANNING COMMISSION: Nor- visor, and Steve Walters, Northville ci· Northville Watch and Clock Shop on a hayride and barn party at Sugarbush may be purchased at the door or thville. thville City Planning Commission tymanager. Dunlap also is participating in the walk. Farms in Ypsilanti with Our Lady of meets at 8 p.m.

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If the school district says action, that would be presumptious,'.:, . there would be an advantage to the Referring to the mayor's earlier ~lIg· children In consolidating the classes, gestion that the school closing issue i~a and they have the information, then potentially divisive factor In the com· what is best for the children is really for munity, Ayers said she thOUghtj:;'it the betterment of the community as a might be more divisive for group~:~ whole." considering ourselves as onl)' one of Gardner said he opposed "council five communities affected by the school taking a position without a reason for it, district - to take a-position. Whatlf without hearing from people who want Novl decided to take a different position us to and without considering all the in- and the township another? I think that formation. I don't know that it's city would be more divisive." •'. ' council's business to do so." "I don't know why we're even con· Vernon responded that:'certainly it sidering this," Gardner said. ", is city council's business to respond to "Because it affects our city," Vernon anything that affects the lifestyle of responded. "We think they are going to people in the city. If we found evidence follow the consultant's recommenda· that closings would erode the tax base, tion and close Cooke and Moraine. What we would certainly act. There may be if they decided to do that, and to close those afterwards who would ask: 'Why Amerman, too? Would you agree with didn't you do something about it?'" that? Iwouldn't, and I'd feel bad that I "I would respond that I don't think hadn't said anything before it hap~n~ It's city council's responsibility to ad- Record photo by STEVE FECHT Vernon said he had examined a co' Crowds gathered at the high school cafeteria awaiting board's decision of the consultant's report to the scl1p~ ~ard, "I didn't attend the public h 00 lOgSbecause I didn't feel that wase~r- proprlate, but I've studied it I'n ap- School board approves Coo"ke, M"oraine closings detail." great "Again,I'm not suggesting that we take ConUnuedfrom Page 1 Goldhammer's projections for future Based on the consultant's projec- while the decision to close an elemen· teacher ~an overcome inadequacies of a position or not take a position, Ilut l district enrollment growth and voiced tions, the financial savings for the tary and junior high was imminent, a small classroom, a larger claSsroom wanted to discuss it with council ·given the opportunity to address each concern about the possibility of reopen- district to close two of its facilities was selecting schools for closure was a can only further facilitate students. because there may be some who come motion after board discussion. ing a school five or 10 years down the estimated at $412,000,excluding addi- much more difficult decision. "We can remove some of the con- to us after the fact and ask why~w!! . In recommending the closing of both road. tional transportation costs which were . It was pointed out that while quality straints of the surroundings by moving didn't act. t.~, an elementary and junior high school, Goldhammer told board members estimated at approximately $87,000for programming has been retained at both to Winchester, Silver Springs and "Keep in mind that the two scliools Superintendent George Bell told board that to reach the point of saturation in busing additional students from Cooke Cooke and Moraine, the buildings are Amerman," she noted. • considered for closing most directlY'af- members that the issue being address- the three elementary schools and mid- and Moraine. the most inadequate of the district's Many board members - partiCUlarly fect the city of Northville out of all the ed was whether the district could afford dle school by 1994, the district would The consultants also pointed out that facilities in terms of classroom size. those with children who have attended governmental groups in ~he school to keep seven school buildingS open have to experience an average growth the savings could be greater should the building capacity and space available Moraine - voiced regret about their district," he added in response to Gar.d- when it easily could be housed in five. of 4.47 percent annually at the elemen- board decide to lease its two vacant for instructional activities. decision to close the 17-year-old facility. ner, who had asked if any other govern- '. "There are some realities that we tary level and 5.03percent at the junior buildings. The superintendent told the board his Trustee Doug Whitaker noted that he ment had taken a stand on the matter. :c. :have to deal with everyday." Bell ex- high level. Board members assured residents recommendation to close Moraine was "tried very hard to come up with an Ayers made a motion that council ·plained, in reference to the precarious Since the district's peak enrollment that the buildings will be maintained "based upon the education potential of alternative to this recommendation. "take no action tonight" but advise the ·state of the district's finances. nearly a decade ago, the student after being vacated. buildings involved." "It may be an imperfect recommel\- school board that the city would be \Yi!l- : He noted that by the end of the cur- population has steadily declined. Up un- Goldhammer, Dean Emeritus of the Moraine, built in 1967with a capacity dation in the minds of some, but I ing to work together to help utilize any rent school year the district will be fac- til th~ last two years the decline in Michigan State University College ,of for 521 students. constitutes the most haven't heard a better one," he said. vacant bUildings in the city. .~. : ed with a $473,000deficit - in spite of enrollment has been about four or five Education and a consultant for school severe problems for the maintenance of Board members indicated that the DeRusha said he would rather stiit~ the 7-mill renewal and 2.5 mill increase percent each year with the greatest districts throUghout the state. said he its instructional progam due to its large two elementary schools considered for that council" agrees with the stUdy.c~n- approved by voters last April. drop at the elementary level. has "seen a great deal of utilization of number of sub-standard classrooms. closure because of their size were clusions" recommending closing; tif He pointed out that the projected The decline in student population at closed schools in the last few years." Goldhammer pointed out in his report Silver Springs and Moraine. All agreed Moraine and Cooke. Ayers responded deficit is based on a one and-a-half per- the elementary level has left present He said many closed school buildings to the board last Monday that 11 of that Silver Springs was by far the more that, "I don't know if I agree wit~ t~e cent increase in State Equalized Valua- building capacity in the four elemen- in other districts have been leased or Moraine's classrooms have only 550 superior facility. study conclusions or don't agree with tion. tary facilities at an average of 61 per- rented as churches, synagogues, conti- square feet, which permits an enroll- "I have to vote to close Moraine," the study - educationally speaking: 1 He noted that during the 1981-82 cent. nuing education centers for community ment of only 18pupils - considerably Hansen told the audience. "It almost don't have all the background or all tlie. :school year. a mill generated $315,000 "We were advised by the Blue Ribbon colleges and the like. less than the 28-pupilaverage maintain- kills me to due this but 1 can't justify facts." 'whereas today a mill generates Citizens' Committee last April to find "The potential is almost unlimited," ed by the board of education for grades closing Silver Springs. $306,000. ways to cut," Bell explained, noting he said. "I would suspect Northville 1-6. Ayers' motion was voted on in tbe Board treasurer David Llewellyn form she had offered. Only DeRusha :. "It $6 would follow a similar pattern." takes million in bUilding value that the committee directed the board Despite the space restrictions, echoed Hansen's remarks and noted opposed it. - -: to raise the SEV by one percent," Bell to alleviate the district's deficit by cut- While the district's financial picture Moraine's sub-standard classrooms are that "this decision is particularly hard ''\ ·noted. "That means we need $9 million ting any fat out of its bUdget without certainly was a key consideration in the housing full enrollments in accordance for me because my two kids went there. "I can tell the council now that a com- :of on-the-street construction ((0 cutting the program. board's decision to close schools. board with the district's policy, creating an Itwas our neighborhood school. mercial consultant has already ~ ialleviate the deficit)." President Jean Hansen told the au- members emphasized during the overcrowded classroom situation. 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Nearly three-quarters of the - tages were both higher than this year, Voting was steady but not rushed today than It was In 1976. thanks to gress in cleansing the lists of such per· through the rest of the day and few lines registration at the secretary of state's sons, but a handful may remain. the general election. As a percentage 01 rt:gI's~red voters In Northville went to with 74 percent In the township and 77 the total city electorate. that exceeds 16 • the polls for last week's presidential percentln the city. were reported at the 8 p,m. closing office (Instituted in 1978)and a law that This hypothesis gains strength when el~tlon, easily 10percent over the state Why the fall off? Two possible time. maintains names on the active voter considering that absentee voting has percent. risen greatly - both city and township average and nearly 20 percent over the reasons suggest themselves im· A third. less obvious. hypothesis like- list for four full years. "In my years here I've never seen national rate. mediately: the polls showed Reagan ly had something to do with the lowered Thus the ranks of registered voters reported large numbers of local anything like the number of people percentages and suggests there really has swelled and the 6,550township and residents who were either away at col· coming into the clerk's office here to . But before being too Impressed by the with an Incredible lead going into elec· lege or in military service sending In 72 ~rcent township and 74 percen~ city tlon day. perhaps dissuading some bas been no significant decline in voter 2,986 city voters who actually cast register," McAllister said. "We got a participation. Both township clerk ballots represent a smaller proportion absentee ballots. lot of them through the secretary of turnouts,conslderthis: voters; and turnout projections ran to Other voters are making more fre- , In 1976when the choice was between the high side, suggesting long lines at Susan Heintz and city clerk Joan of the total than they might otherwise. state's office too. but it was very McAllister noted that it is likely voter This means the number of people quent use of the opportunity to vote unusual to see the numbers we had Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter, the the polls. absent2e as well. For example. there 83 As registration lists contain a higher registered to vote has grown faster than coming into city hall." township posted an percent turnout, it turned out, both the city and were 839 absentee ballots cast in the • ~ough the city got only 69 percent that tOWnship reported that the polls were percentage of eligible citizens than they has the number going to the polls. There were 6,138 registered township township in 1976, and 1.512in 1984.As "We saw registration drives going on voters In 1976compared to 8,233in 1980 percentage 01 total votes cast. that's 23 at SChoolcraft College and at the high and 9,102today. The 5,133who voted in percent this year compared to only 16.3 school," Heintz noted "The number us· S'chool hoard closes Cooke, Moraine '76 and 5.370 In 1980compares to 6,550 percent In '76. There were 509 absentee ing the secretary of state was pretty last week. While nearly 3,000more pe0- ballots in the city this year - about 17 high too. We had a large number come Bell further noted that by combining "I believe that the middle school will percent of the total. in the mall the last few days before the Continued from 4 provide better educational op- ple are registered today. the number the two junior high staffs. the district voting increased by less than half that 11 those who are out of town are election. They registered with the dation to close Cooke Junior High, the will alleviate its "traveling teacher" portunities than the junior highs." he voting more frequently. yet the percen· secretary of state's office before the Oc· said. "I support It very strongly." amount. Raw voter totals In the potential for building a strong middle problem and be able to offer more class township are up 27 percent since 1976. tage of the total electorate voting is fall· tober 9 deadline but we were getting the school In the district appeared to sections and more curriculum offerings President Hansen echoed Whitaker's ing. It is likely that the registration additions just before the election." remarks and noted that "this is difficult but registration is up 48percent. alleviate some of the board's reserva· to middle school students. It is impossible to say how many of changes are having an effect. Heintz noted "incredible" numbers of tions. More importantly. he stated. "by for me as a parent. those on the registration rolls either Voter registration drives this year "I have a son attending seventh young, often first·time voters coming In his recommendation to close the combining the two school buildings we don't belong there or rarely vote but are also swelled the ranks of those eligible into township hall this year to register. • 18·year-old junior high facUity. Bell have the potential of having the best grade at Cooke. and I'm going to have reglstrered 'just in case' they decide to to vote. Between the August primary noted that Meads Mill was by far the middle school program In the state," to go home and tell him I've closed his do so. The ease of registering when and the November general elections, With the provisions for maintaming better facUity In terms of size (it is Board members seemed equally as school." the township added 651 voters to the active voter lists for four years after However, she noted that as a former renewing one's drivers' license or twice the size of Cooke), design of the enthusiastic about the development of license plates has likely added a signifi· rolls. That's nearly 10 percent of the the last activity. the large number of physical plant and its potential use as a the middle school. junior high teacher, she believes the cant number of those in the latter number of ballots actually cast and new registrations will likely carry into middle school is "far superior." ,middle school facUity. Trustee Whitaker noted that "even category, McAllister suggested. represents nearly 8 percent growth in the next presidential election year It was noted that Meads Mill was though this decision will impact on my The school board told the audience There are likely few names on the ac· the rolls over four months. (assuming the new registrants voted designed as a middle school rather than family, I can go into this with a clear that it will be reorganizing bus routes tive voter registration lists of people McAllister said the city added more last week). a'junior high. state of mind. and working with staff. • 00 ,S .~S i.\\O.~ \..055 G"',a ~~ p S\1.,,\\.If>>'J,fr"'\1 'iO\JftOO- , ~ ~S1 OPEN - d4 1!..'fJI!.\' ~" 7 DAYS ~jf\'.\S4~ c:,~~:. Farmers can insure your home vr apartment for less

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During last Thursday's board and Include admission and a bUffet din- 1985.However, organizations that have meeting of the Northville Community ner In the clubhouse. had benefit sales in conjunction with Chamber of Commerce Sherry Spaman The chamber may be called at 349- the walk may continue to do so If they was re-elected president and Midge 7640for reservations. have use of store facilities of a non. Haynie, secretary. Former treasurer This Sunday the chamber is sponsor- participating merchant. . :1 Jan Stevenson was elected vice presi- ing the annual Christmas Walk through Chamber-sponsored indoor flea • dent, and former vice presld~nt Terry downtown and will present awards to markets at Northville Plaza Mall Fraser was named treasurer. merchants for the best decorated win- resumed last Saturday. In the future It A NorthVille Night at the Races Is be- dows. Board member G. Dewey Gard· is planned that the first Saturday of Ing sponsored by the chamber at 6:30 ner is in charge of judges, who make each month will be a flea market. and p.m. January 22. their decisions based on specific the third a collectibles. antiques and "We hope everyone - business pe0- guidelines of appropriateness, crafts market. Space reservations may . ' ple, merchants and residents - wl1l originality, etc . be made with the chamber of(jce. \ come out to make It really a night for The chamber board. noting conges- Northville people," explained Betty tion that has occurred on the sidewalks Final Farmer's Market of the season Allen, chairperson of the ar· in recent years, voted to prohibit street was held last Saturday at Main and rangements. Tickets are $15 a person, booths of organizations effective in Huttpn. •

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Bookmark winners Last Thursday, Northville librarian MacIver, second grade. The eight wm- Melanie Robinson recognized eight ners were among the 250 Winchester I. Winchester Elementary students as students competing in the contest as the winning contestants in the school's part of the school's "Reading for En- bookmark design contest. Students joyment" celebration. The eight winn- presented with awards were (first row ing bookmarks are on display at Win- from left) Jennifer Dowdell, first chester along with bookmarks made grade; Nate Goebel, kindergarten; by 62 finalists. All students who par- Abby Haxton, kindergarten;' and ticipated in the contest received a cer- Lauren Nadeau, third grade. Back tificate. The students plan to use their row winners were Beth Morelli, fifth bookmarks in books purchased at the grade; Leslie DeKoker, sixth grade; Annual Book Fair held November 5-9. John Holland, fourth grade and Jason Record photo by Steve Fecht. •

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.~ • • •• Wednesday. November 14.1984-THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-7·A Local vote on Proposal C close Northville voters showed their anti- come levels and pay more In state In- was much closer than the result among tax leanings last week, giving state come taxes. Last year's 38 percent hike those voting In the booths. Individual Proposal C more support than It had In the state Income tax rate Is widely residential property values north of statewide. regarded as a prime Impetus behind the Baseline tend to be somewhat higher The so-called "Voter's Choice" proposal. than In Wayne County. amendment would have rolled back all In the city, the same trend was visible Overall, Wayne voters opposed Pro- taxes to their December 31, 1981,levels but not as strongly. Both the Wayne and posal C by 710 to 544 whUe the Oakland • and reqUired voter approval of all Oakland precincts opposed Proposal C. precinct cast 757 No votes to 648 Yes. future tax Increases. It was defeated 2-1 but it was a tighter contest in Oakland. Absentee Oakland voters favored the statewide. Oakland absentee voters favored It nar- measure, 115 to 104. Wayne absentee Northville Township voters were rowly while the Wayne absentee count voters opposed It 144to 128. among those supporting the measure. though narrowly and not In all precincts. City voters opposed it. but again by a much narrower margin than Dumas sweeps her district did Michigan voters in general. The final tally showed the township • • • casting 3.142 Yes votes on C, only 51 In county commlsSlon race • votes more than the 3.091 No. CIty tallies were 1,467No to 1,192Yes. Voters appeared to favor the RepUblicans in the northwest corner votes to Toy's 2.580 In Plymouth measure most in those precincts where of Wayne County evidently weren't in- Township and 2.683 to Toy's 1.410in the property values. and thus tax levies. terested in being represented by a city of Plymouth. are highest. Township precincts 2 Democrat on the county board - incumbent Mary Dumas. the only Toy was expected to be strong In lHighland Lakes>, 4 (near Hines Drive Livonia. but managed only 16.986votes llnd the child development center pro- Republican county commIssioner. won last week's election in a cakewalk. to 27,635 for Dumas. After that, the rest perly), 5 (Kings Mill) and 9 (also was just icing on Dumas' cake. for Toy Highland Lakes> opposed the measure. Dumas won her seventh term on the county board by beating opponent had a total of only 22.974 votes to Boys State recap Other precincts where large. single- Dumas' 43.026. family homes dominate went heavily Laura Toy. a Schoolcraft College for Proposal C. Presumably. the tax trustee, by a nearly 2-1 margin. Her Dumas said during the campaIgn that • Four of Northville's delegates to Boys State in for participants, sponsors and parents. From edge was even larger than that In Nor- she expects the county commission wdl left, Chris Willerer, Mayor Vernon who serves rollback provision appealed to those Lansing last June chat with Mayor Paul Ver- paying higher property taxes. It is like- thville and Plymouth. and nearly as in the coming term complete the work non before the annual Boys State dinner as Boys State chairman for Northville, Keith ly as well that residents of the higher- strong in Livonia. where both women of reforming Wayne County govern· hosted last Thursday by the American Legion Sanders, Jerry O'Brian and Gary Strunk. valued properties also have higher in- reside. ment. She said she foresees a lessening and Auxiliary at the legion home on Dunlap Record photo by John Galloway. The Wayne County portion of the city of tension between the commissioners of Northville favored Dumas 883 to 341 and county executive William Lucas as and the township handed her a 4.445 to the lines of authority under the county Oakland County voters 'stay the course' 1.477 edRe. The incumbent took 7.378 charter are clarified.

Oakland County Northville voters ap- Broomfield's victory over Democrat longevity, Bullard easily defeated seat. • Vivian Smargon in the race for the 18th Glenn Betts of Novi in the race for the Calandro outpolled Democratic parently are satisified with their elected representatives - they helped District Congressional seat was no sur- 60th District seat in the State House of challenger William Brinker by a return all of them to office by signifi- prise. Broomfield. a Republican from Representatives. Throughout the margin of 11,006 to 3.870 throughout the cant margins in the November 6 elec- Birmingham, has been re-elected to district, Bullard defeated Betts by a 24th district. In Northville, his margin tion. Congress in every election for the past margin of 23,443 to 7.341 and locally he was 1,086to 268. 28 years and is the ranking Republican outpolled the Democratic challenger by Calandro said he has been pleased to Congressman William Broomfield member on the House Foreign Affairs a margin of 1.143to 242. represent the people or the 24th district 08th District>, State Reoresentative Committee. Bullard said "it's gratifying to know and was appreciative of their con- Willis Bullard Jr. (60th District) and Throughout the 18th District, Broom- that people support you and have fidence. • Oakland County Commissioner John field outpolled Smargon by a margin or ratified what you've been doing for the The biggest issue facing the county, Calandro (24th District) were all easy 183,592to 45,771. In Norhtville. he out· pasttwo years." he said. is the problem of jail over- victors in last Tuesday's election and polled the Democrat by a margin of The RepUblican from Highland crOWding. "Some decisions will have to • Township said he does not expect much be made to expand programs or con- will continue to be the city's represen· 1,180to 245. • tatives for ~t least two ~ore years. Although lacking Broomfield's action in Lansing until newly-elected struct an addition to the jail. representatives take their seats in "If we decide to enlarge the jail. it January. will have an impact on all 24th dIstrict "I think the concerns of the people in residents because construction costs District governor speaks to Rotary Novi are pretty much identical to the have been estimated somewhere bet· concerns of people throughout the 60th ween $5-9 million." "Discover a New World of Service" president, and other club officers on the district and southeastern Michigan," Calandro added that mass transit and was the theme of the address to Nor- group's service activities this year. he told the Novi News. "After the new economic development are two other thville Rotary Club given by R. Neal He was given details about the suc- legislature takes over in January. I an- areas that will be addressed. He noted Ballheim, governor of this Rotary cess of the club's "Discover Northville ticipate an agenda that will include a lot that Oakland County has been selected District, Tuesday at First Presbyterian Rotary Run" in October and about the of economic development and jobs-type to conduct a nationwide pilot. program • Church. planned scholarship program for Nor- oflegislation. " to determine if public transportation in District Governor Ballheim told the thvlle High School students. Bullard added that he believed the outlying areas can be handled by the Rotarians of Rotary International new legislature will repeal the Blan- private sector. President Carlos Canseco's goal of A member of the Rotary Club of charll tax increase as one of its first ac- Additional attention also will be membership development and commit- Ecorse, Ballheim operates a funeral tions. directed toward economic development to the Rotary motto. "Service home there. He was elected to office at Calandro, Novi's representative on ment. particularly in Novi which has Above Self." the Rotary International convention in the Oakland County Board of Commis- been identif~ed by county officials as During his visit Ballheim conferred Birmingham, England, in June. 1984. sioners, also was an easy victor in his havin~ high potential for additional with Richard Probst. Northville Rotary . and will serve until June 30. 1985. bid for re=election to the 24th district· development. , p------~FEET HURT? DON'T WALK IN PAIN ••• • Britls', .\II/de Most foot problems can be corrected in our office. You need not suffer with painful bunions, corns or callus any longer. 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\ r \ - I , ll-A- THE NORTHVllll: HI:I"UHLl-Wednesday, November 14, 1984 Police Blotters City police stick cemetery vandal with damages bill ; l mllted causing to the women's was doing, Forro responded, "None of year-old Gary GleM Bishop of Madison proximately $250-265.' . :~!nthe City ... restroom at the Starting Gate tavern, your business." When informed he was Heights skidded off rain-slick Griswold ... In the Township Both complainants told police they 135 North Center, at 10:20 p.m. last to be arrested, Forro asked the officer Street near Butler, and smashed Into heard a car squeal out of the : . : Police apprehended a 14-year-old Tools valued at nearly $1,500 were Meadowbrook parking lot around mid;. Northville boy shortly after he damag- Wednesday. According to a police to retrieve a pair of pants from his the front steps of a home at 315 stolen from the garage of Marilyn report, the girl left the bar with a apartment. Upon the officer's return, Griswold at 10:36 p.m. Friday, Bishop night. There are no suspects at this ,'-ed a Cady Street Cemetery headstone residence sometime between midnight time. , dating back to 1923. friend, also under age, after they were Forro had locked his car doors. was unhurt, but was arrested by city November 2 and midnight November 5, · .• The boy and three girls were spotted "carded" by a waitress. On her way Police used force to gain entry to the police for operatlng his vehicle under according to toWnship pollee. A radar detector valued at ~ was '. by a city DPW employee "running out, the girl stopped in the restroom of car and to take Forro to police head- the Influence of liquor. No damage The complainant told police the ar- stolen from a 1985 Pontiac parked on · around" In the cemetery shortly after the saloon and scribbled "obscene" quarters, He Is now awaiting Dec, 10ar- estimate to the steps and to the lawn ticles were stolen from the garage, Hayes Court sometime between 11:15 ,,·npon Tuesday, November 6. When messages on the walls and door in in· raignment In 35th District Court on the had been filed with city police as of which Isseparate from the house. p.m. November 8 and 9:30 a.m. police arrived at the scene at 12:20 delible ink. They were later contacted two misdemeanor counts. yesterday morning.· The cOmplainant further stated the November 9. .:p.m., the four were gathered around the by police on recognizance by a Starting A tote ticket valued at $194was stolen side service door, located on the north The officer investigating the incident ;-damaged headstone. Gate employee. from the pocket of a visitor to Nor· Livonia police have apprehended a wall of the garage, was left unlocked. found no physical evidence at the scene. ,'. Police and cemetery owners intend to Police arrested 32-year-old Gary thville Downs at 10:25 p.m. Friday. Ac· 30-year-old Allen Park man in posses- The tools were contained in three tool Further investigation revealed that the ,hold tne young man responsible for Joseph Forro of Northville on charges cording to reports, a slim 6'3" black sion of a snow blower stolen from a boxes of various sizes. Police found no suspecUs) used some type of tool to ·,·dpmages, established last week at $155 of indecent exposure and resisting ar- male with a mustache grabbed the home on Horton Street last Wednesday. signs of forced en~ry. unlock the front passenger door. The to repair the white granite headstone rest. Responding to a complaint by a 16- ticket from the victim's left shirt pocket The snow blower, valued at $350, was suspectls) then removed the radar year-old witness Saturday, officers as the man stood up to cheer from his stolen from the garage of the house bet· Items valued at $650 were stolen (rom •~d $465 to replace it completely. the garage of a White Haven Drive detector and relocked the door but fail- discovered Forro sitting naked in the upper grandstand seat. The thief fled ween 2 and 9 a.m. The Livonia P.D. ed to close It completely. A 17-year-old Northville High School front seat of his automobile In the park· downstairs into the lower grandstand. Detective Bureau notified city police residence sometime between 8:15 and ':> 9: 15a.m. November 10,police report . Unknown SUbjects threw a large rock .student will be held responsible for an ing lot of Northville Park Apartments. and in turn the owner of the snowblower through the bay window of the ".estimated $500 worth of damage she ad· Asked by a city police o((icer what he A southwest·bound car driven by 22· was notified Thursday morning. The complainant told police he was . , home during the time the incident oc- Brooklane Golf Course pro shop caus· curred and did not hear or see anything ing an estimated $250 damage, police unusual. report. fraser's among ,thosenot tickled with returns He further noted that the garage door The incident occurred sometime bet- was left open. ween 5 p.m. November 9 and 7:30 a.m. Items stolen were an 8-200 Toro November 10. '.. :~hile some waited more than half an Oakland County where he now lives, drowning his sorrows election night, the Nancy Terwin, snowblower valued at $300 and a The complainant told police that the "bour to vote at Northville City Hall elec- said he voted absentee. "I was suppos' enthusiastic Mondale supporter laUgh' She said she'd received word that Schwinn lo-speed Le Tour bicycle suspects did not gain entry into the pro .,tion day morning last week, by early .ed to be campaigning in Chicago on ed, "Drowning my sorrows, I'm afraid. more than 50 percent of Northville valued at $350. shop and nothing was stolen. evening the turnout had slowed to a election day. But as it turned out. 1 "I think senator (Carll Levin and Township voters had cast ballots by 4 . trickle. wound up at home." many of the congressmen we (in labor) p.m. Terwin, an election official in In separate incidents, two radar Drivers along Sheldon Road should • One city resident reported he had About his impression of the mood of supported are going to do all right," Precinct 9 noted that 367votes had been detectors were stolen from automobiles be. wary of deer possibly crossing the .tried to vote at Precinct 1 in city hall at the American electorate in the cam- Fraser added. "The election's not going cast in her precinct by 4:15 p.m. parked at Meadowbrook Country Club roadway . 8:30 a.m. and again at 11:30 a.m. when paign's final days, Fraser said. "I think sometime between 5:30 p.m. November A driver heading north bound on to be a disaster. I think the President "It was really busy this morning." • he found the lines "even longer"; he Walter Mondale closed the gap quite a will know he's president of all the pe0- 8 and 1:45 a.m. November 9. Sheldon between Five and Six Mile at finally returned to cast his vote with lit- bit. His crowds were certainly en· she noted, adding that voting has been In both cases. the front passenger about 10 a.m. November 5 hit a large ple after it's all over." fairly steady throughout the day. ,-tIewait at 3:30 p.m. thusiastic, but I think Mondale and all Voting in Precincts 2. 8 and 9 at Silver side window was smashed out of the male deer which had run in front of the . •• ·Former United Auto Workers Presi· his staff who felt so strongly about the Springs Elementary in Northville "We usually get a good turnout in vehicle to gain entry. Damage to both car. The deer was killed on Impact. -dent Douglas Fraser, registered to vote campaign faced the reality of it." 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Odkland County Republicans. wait until Spreenleaves county govern· creaslngly controversial Spreen that candidate. didate who could balance the budget, He was Detroit police commissioner in The Oakland County GOP won a str· ment on December 31.Late on election vacated the oUice to tackle Murphy and A moderate, Murphy Is known to be lower taxes and bring economic 1973when he was defeated for mayol: Of iJig of 2;1 victories for countywide of· night, they hung a banner over the perhaps try to prevent the Oakland ex· less than happy with some of the con· development." Those became Mur· Detroit by then·State senator Coleman fices, added the sheriff's position to its Oakland County jail door that contained ecutlve from becoming a 1986 con· servatlve GOPhopefuls. phy'ssuccessful campaign themes. Young. That campaign had "more pro- list and gained two seats on the county a photo of Nichols and proclaimed, tender for governor. Said Nowak: "The governor and Sam fessional campaign managers." ~ald board of commissioners. "Under New Managem'nt." . "This is going to be one of the easiest Murphy, 61•.had run scared because Fishman (AFL·CIO presidentl could Mrs. Nichols. ' ~ All county oUices are now held by City of Northville Oakland County times I've ever had becauseI'm not go- an early poll showedhim with 10·15per· turn out major contributors, but ap- An estimated 75 percent of the '400 Republicans, and the GOP's majority voters favored Nichols 1.162to 237. ing to have that big donkey across the cent lessname recognition than Spreen. parently it became obvious it would not personsin the sheriff's department sup- on the board of commissioners has street giVing me trouble," Murphy told a one·time Detroit police commis· overcome the public's positive feelings ported Nichols, many of them actively, grown to 19·7. Incumbent County Executive Daniel a cheering party in the Pike Street sioner, metropolitan newspaper colum· toward Murphy." Rosenberg said. Two unions in the " T. Murphy, who has been at odds with Companyrestaurant in Pontiac. nist and three·term sheri((. And it was L. Brooks Pallerson, tears of anger in department endorsed Murphy for ex· · And while the Republicans had ex· Democrat Spreen for the past decade Murphy saw his Victory margin rise widely known that Governor James his face, won a fourth term as pro- ecultve and said Spreen shouldn't hold pected to do well in the 1984election. the on budget and Jurisdictional matters, from 56 percent in 1980to 67percent this Blanchard, a first·term Democrat, had secutor despite television news reports any pUblic office. . ;victory that made them happiest was won his biggest victory to date with a 67 year. Noting he has the largest consti· encouraged Spreen's candidacy to that he may have been influenced to Nichols, once Spreen's undersheriff John Nichols' triumph over SheriU's percent majority. He did even better in tuency of any Republican in Michigan. dampen Murphy's potential opposition. drop electricity theft charges against and now Farmington Hills police chi~f. Lieutenant Henry Hansen. to replace Northville. with 1.092votes to Spreen's Murphy promised to "have something But Patrick Nowak. Murphy's deputy auto dealers who contributed to his had expected to run against Spreen. JohannesSpreenas county sheriff. 318. to say" about the 1986GOP guber· and chief political operative. said the campaigns. "John said all the fun went out of'it "This was a pUblic repudiation of all when John Spreen decided to run that crap," said Patterson of WXYZ· against Murphy." said Mrs. Nichols. TV's recent reports and his opponent's . Loser Hansen, less than two years request for a grand jury investigation. away from retirement. admitted that ~ommissioners veto apart ment complex plans "If you sense a lack of euphoria, it's he had been the underdog. He called because of the meat grinder I've been Nichols "top of the line" and addedthat through." "I would never have any problem work· Continued from Page 1 extended into Waterford Pond, whIch Patterson, a candidate for higher of· ing with him." • lies immediately north of the property. flce on three occasions, is interested in The RepUblicans also gained two ed down Amurcon's proposal. it's an· The amount of lake acreage is com· running for governor in 1986.He had seatson the board of commissioners..:. tlcipated developers may seek to erect 'If we're going to allow low-income people in puted into the permitted residential hopedto top his 1980showing of 68per· Richard G. SkarriU of Milford a similar project eliminating the non· density of the project. The property line cent of the vote and lead the ticket defeated incumbent William J. Foley in compliant aspects of the rejected plan. this area, we're going to lose quite a bit_' drawn by Amurcon. commissioners again - and he did. Patterson defeated the 2nd District (which includes Wix· It's not likely those modifications will agreed, extended too far into water attorney Robert Gagniuk of Troy With om) and Dorothy Webb of Ferndcile placate neighboring residents. area not adjacent to land within the 69.2percent of the vote. won easily to replace a retiring "We've put a ton of money I in our - Frank Gallucci RM+zoned area. Thus, it was deter· The controversy didn't sway Nor· Democrat in the 18thDistrict. ~ mined, developers would have to thville's vote of 1.179over Gagnuk's 280. Here are the countywide results' 'in homes) in that area," said Frank Lakes of Northville homeowner Gallucci, owner of the subdivision home reduce the number of units they propos· Patterson got more votes In the Oakland County. With the exception of closest to the project. "What I need to ed to build. Oakland portion of Northville than did Nichols, all the winners were in· know is what kind of peoplewe're going • Second. the proximity of the any other candidate in a county race. cumbenls. to allow in here. U we're going to allow buildings. According to zoning restric· "I didn't give one speech for Brooks Executive: Murphy lR) 280.121(67.3 low·income people in this area. we're tions, residential bUIldings must be Patterson," said the 45-year-illd pro- percentl, Spreen (01135.988. '. that meets or exceedsthe reqUirements Koingto loseqUitea bit." ed. "All we can do is to try to make the located at least 35 feet apart. By using a secutor, who spent all his time on Prosecutor: Patterson (R) 292.688 of the zoning ordinance. project the best we can given the zoning wall to join buildings that would other· Ronald Reagan's presidential cam· (69.2pecentl, Gagniuk (D J 130.211. Claude Coates. planning consultant "What are you asking usto do?" com· restrictions. " wise be completely separate, paign and the unsuccessfulProposal C. Sheriff: Nichols I R) 280.812(69.2·per. for the township. disagreed with that missioner Bernard Baldwin asked the As it turned out, Amurcon's developers proposed locating the Nichols' big race was the three·way centl. Hansen!O) 124.676. claim. however. "We've found in study homeowners. It was suggested a preliminary site plans were so far from bUildings as close as 10 feet to each RepUblican primary on August 6. ac· Clerk/Register: Lynn Allen (R) after stUdy that a multiple·family use minimum size restriction be imposed complying with zoning restnctions the other. Commissioners, however. did not cording to his campaign co-manager.· 266,431(68.2percent). Lmda Lash'IQI 10cated next to single family has no ef· onthe apartment units. commission would not grant even con· think the shared wall was enough Adrienne Rosenberg. 123,683. ;: .feeton property values," Coatessaid. But commissioner M.K. Rhoadessaid ditional approval at last month's reasonto waive the 35-footrestrictton. "After that. some of the volunteers Treasurer: C. Hugh Dohany Iltl : Commissioners pointed out that the such an action would be meeting. Amurcon chairman Bart Berman and I just winged it." said Jean Nichols. 260.326(68.3percenll. LoUISMiller IQ; longstanding RM·l zoning c1assifica· "discriminatory and illegal." was out of town early this week. and the candidate's wife. Nichols. 64. used 127.752. .: :tion of the construction site clearly per· "We can't change a zoning (restric' The two major areas of non· unavailable for comment on whether fewer volunteers. spent less money and Drain Commissioner: George Kwm )nits rental units. They further pointed tion) because we don't like what it (a compliance involved:, the corporation would continue eUorts worked less in defeating Hansen. the (R) 264.285 (67.5 percent). Darlene ~ut they had no right to refuse a project projecll looks like." Rhoades explain· • First, how far the RM-! zoning line to developthe property. Democratic nominee. on November 6. Berent CD) 127,081. ~:

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I, • GENERALEXCELLENCE WINNER Editorials 1981

1G-A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday. November 14.1984 •• w~eNort~uille 1Recorb 1 '.

Our Opinions Off the record

To each his own By Kevin Wilson

City council properly resisted of discord. Differing areas of the ci- :Mayor Paul Vernon's suggestion ty are served by different schools Two times one ~quals four :Monday night that it take some - council could not responsibly :kind of stand on the school closing represent those differing interests Secondkids are always getting overlooked.Allyou have to quires - we expected that, and thanks to the experience of ~issue. Although he repeatedly while making any kind of useful do is examine anyone's family photo album for verification. already having had onewe've avoidedsomeofthe pitfalls. What :claimed not to be recommending recommendation without Here's urchin number one at twominutes old,here's another at I, at least, hadn't realized was how much time we'd been .action, the mayor clearly favored alienating someone. Council is four minutes, and here, look,by the time the kid's an hour old devotingto sean. It was divided betweenus, so each parent got -council passing a resolution of neither qualified nor asked to make you can already tell who he looks like (usually an old abused a break every so often. No more. Most of the time we've each :some kind that could be rushed to school district decisions and such softballwithpeach fuzzgluedto it.) got a lapful of wailing diaper-clad boy, the difference being ~the school board as it met to make an action would have been out of whether you quiet him with a lullaby or the four-millionth :.its decision on the closings. Why place. After wading through pages and pages of firstborn's first reading of 'The Cat in the Hat.' Thankfullythey nap at the same' ~elsewould he depart from the agen- nursing, first visit with grandma and first spit-up on dad's time, which is likely all that's saving Toni's sanity when I'm. :da at the beginning of the meeting, This is not to say that in- shoulder, you'll finally come to baby number two.This is an en· away. :describing the issue as one of "ex- dividual members of council are to tire life told in a form of visual haiku on a single page - one ~treme importance" for council be prohibited from having opinions photoat birth, then another where he's partially hidden behind Once things calm down a little (I've been told I need wait ;deliberation? of their own. The mayor's evident number one at Christmas, followed by his first day at only30 years or so) it seems likelythe rewards ofbeingfather to interest in this particular topic (he kindergarten and his high schoolgraduation picture. two will be worth the punishment. Already there's clear : Vernon prefaced his suggestion examined the consultant's report evidence that sean and Greg have very different personalities. ~witha speech on the terrible effects at length) would better have been Nowondermy youngerbrother sometimes thoughtthe folks Nothinganyonebut their parents wouldrecognizewiththe baby :a divisive issue can have on a com- expressed as an individual and not liked me best. The next great drive for equal rights may come not yet three weeks old, but certainly enough to remind me I'll :munity and said the school closing brought to the council table. He from peoplewhohad the bad luck to be bornlater than first. And. need to balance my efforts to be equitable with a clear :decision appeared to present a said he did not attend the pUblic again I'll be left out in the cold, trying to be gracious about hav- understanding that I'm dealing with twodifferent individuals. . :threat similar to that of the annexa- ing the good fortune to be not only white, male and American, hearings on the issue out of some but a firstborn to boot. Weonce did an informal survey around It is human nature, when faced with two of anything, t6 :tion and downtown renovation sense that it would be inap- the office and foundout nearly everyone was the oldest child in compare and contrast them. To noticethat at birth Greg looked '.~ :issues of the past - both of which propriate. We are puzzled at how it the family - surely something in the experience makes us the more like his father and Sean more like his mother. To mark' • were defused before the controver- could be so. Surely the mayor can kind egotistical attention-seekers who would hunt out jobs at that Sean's hands were near exact duplicates of my ownwhile' sies destroyed the community. We offer his own opinion independent weeklynewspapers. The soleexception whenlast Icheckedwas Greg's are different but similar. T.ohold their newbornphotos' :must agree on the potentially of council, and even independent of . a photographer, and they're so different from normal people it side by side and see a remarkable similarity around the moutH :divisive effects, but point out a his position as mayor, 'f he so doesn't count. and jawline. To reflect that Greg is thus far less demanding ~distinction the mayor failed to chooses. than Sean was in his first month at home. or that Sean had a , :make. Allof which skirts around the fact that we've recently add- stronger neck and shoulders. We are also puzzled by his deci- ed the secondson to my ownfamily. Greg brings me a reminder . In the cases of annexation and sion to withhold from council, until of that time (can it really be a full 'l:l months ago?) whenSean Thus the parental challenge - how to raise two (or morei ,I :renovation, the city council was after it had voted, the information came home. And yes, I've already fallen behind in the number childrenwithoutseeming to play favorites among them. Or.just , ::

"It's me. It's me," !implored. "You just'- don't recognize my voice because I've got: Take the Walk that cold that's going round. Had it for a· week-and-a-hal!nowand can't seem to shake it." ;i If last weekend's snowfall town can testify, however, that it is didn't already alert us to the fact more than an advertising promo- Because the person I was calling is a' - Uiat it's less than six weeks until tion. Some merchants have plann- fellowemployee of this company, Iwas able Qhristmas, this Sunday's ed all year for their beautifully to convincehim that Iwas whoIsaid Iwas by Ghristmas Walk downtown to view decorated windows. Viewing them reeling Offa little VDTlanguage that onlyan windows and stores decorated for is a treat - and, chances are, employeeofthis companywouldunderstand. the holidays should. friends and neighbors also will be there to share the holiday excite- But that doesn't helpthe fact that I've got '. Now in its third decade, the ment. this coldand can't seem to get rid ofit. Christmas Walk from noon to 5 Whatreally hurts is that I'm not getting a p..m. on the Sunday before Sponsor of the walk, the Nor- wholelot ofsympathy from my co-workers. Thanksgiving has become a local thville Community Chamber of Commerce, presents awards to the "You weren't taking your Vitamin C, ii-adition. To a newcomer, the open were you?" said the Milford Times editor house invitation of downtown mer- windows judged best in their when I tried to coordinate some election in· chants to drop by to see what's new categories. Shoppers can decide for formation last week. "You've got to take' {or holiday giving in the decorated themselves if they concur with the Vitamin Cevery day, particularly during the shops might sound purely commer- judges - chamber president winter." Sherry Spaman, city manager cial..' "' Steve Walters and newly elected Mystaff was no more sympathetic. "It's :: Those who have stayed in town township supervisor Susan Heintz. your diet," said one, making it sound like an after church or who have gathered Result.c;will be announced in next accusation. "Man cannot live on Pepsi and their families together to come into week's Record. Twinkies. When was the last time you tried ...' somevegetables?" '0 My wife, who makes sure that I get .' vegetables every day and stocks the' refrigerators with fruit and orange juice, , PublicationNumberUSPS396880 thinks it's all a matter of not getting enough exercise. :: iilll~, Nllrthuilll', i.f{l~rllr~ .' • She's starting a new aerobics class right .," after Thanksgiving and thinks I should join . ;. BUSiness. Edltonal and AdvertiSing offices located at 104 W Main SI.. NorthVille. her. Short of that, she's trying to get me to '.~, :~ Member. Michigan Press ASSOCiation Michigan 48167 TelephOne 349·1700. Send • Suburban Newspapers of Amenca address changes to The Norlhville Record, take a brisk walk every morning. Nallonal NewsparJer Assoclallon POBox 899. Bnghton. M14S116. Represenled Nationally by SuzanneDlmilrotl. .. . Allyerllslng Manager The problem is that noneof those sugges- . Michele M. Fecht ...... OurTownEllilor' U.S. SUBURBAN PRESS. INC 'If.lfi, SChoolReponer tlons sounds like much fun. Okay, I can start, KeYlnA Wilson... .,...... Reporter' taking Vitamin C every morning. And I'll ' • And Michigan Newspaper Coop Inc. Green SheetEastEchlor ; American Newspaper Representallves.lnc B J. Marlin... ..••• ..•. . ... , ••..• Sporls ElIltor' Handouts wash it downwith a glass of water instead of. Ganera' Reporler Jean M. Day...... •.. .. ManagingEllilor a nice, cold Pepsi. But my tolerance for. MichaelPreYllle ....•...•..••• •Director o' Sales vegetables is low.Andmy tolerance for exer· . f ~ Sliger/Livingston RolanllJ. Peterson...... •..•.. Execullye Ellilo, cise is even lower. ' ( JackW. Hollman...... •.• Vice Presillent & ,:.. Publications, Inc. GeneralManager , A Subsidiary of SUburban Communlcallons Corp. Besides, this cold does have one ad· : I.) vantage. I sound a lot like Broderick.•. i- '. CraWford."10-4,over and out." •• Wednesday, November 14. 1984-THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-11-A Readers Speak Wherewasthe otherfourth of voters?

To the Editor: But Northville isn't the average little count, they are wrong. dead wrong. As past president of the Northville Election reflections: town ... It's unique and very civic mind- Only a few more votes per precinct Junior Baseball Board of Directors, I As usual, most good citizens of Nor- ed. across the state could have changedthe take this opportunity to thank you for thville, realizing their civic duty, voted Just note what has happened outcome of the senatorial race. Let's the hard work, and effort you extended In last tuesday'S election. Out of 4044 downtown with the direction and resolve now to try harder next time. to our baseball program this past sum- registered voters In the city, 2986 or 74 stimulus of the Downtown Development Voting is also a civic duty as well as a mer. percent voted. In the Oakland County Authority and the cooperation and help hard won privilege. Your dedication In writing the ar- portion. 1612 or 77 percent of 2085 - both financially and physically - of Thoughtfully, ticles on a regular basis lent itself very registered voters cast their ballot the merchants, beautification commis- Robert F. Brueck well to the quality of the program. I'm beating the. Wayne County portion sion, Chamber of Commerce and Just Precinct Delegate sure the kids, the parents and the entire where 1374 or 70 percent of 1959 plain citizens. Oakland Co.NO.2 community all benefited through your registered voters exercised their fran· All of which leads me to the big efforts. chise. question. What happened to the 26 per- Sports editor praised Now, don't get me wrong ... theseare Once again, many thanks, we look cent whodidn't vote? forward to working with you again next percentages to be proud of when com- Surely they could not all have sudden- EDITOR'S The following letter year and wish you continued success. pared with the County, State and Nation ly been taken ill or called out of town. NOTE: was sent to Record reporter B.J. Mar- Sincerely, asawhole. And if they thought their vote didn't tin with a copy to the editor. Ed Harp Dear Bruce, . Past President First please forgive me for being Northville Junior Baseball Rotary sponsors exchange delinquent In writing this letter to you. Board.of Directors Reverend Eric Hammar watches launch The Northville Rotary Club Is accep- world. They visit government and legal ting applications from young men to institutions and schools. and stUdy participate in an exchange program to places of historical. cultural and scenic School options discussed Church marks 150th Austria in spring, 1986. interest. 'A team of five business and profes- Exchange team members also meet The board of education's recent deci- flces to Cookehad been discussed with To the Editor: vice. Sheis a terrifiC speaker With a sional men, between the agesof 25 and peoplein the country they visit, gaining sion to closeMoraine and Cookeschools the mayor, it was by no meansdefinite. The following is a write-up of our great senseof humor. 35, will be selected for a group stUdyex- valuable personal knowledge and mak- has led to considerable speculation "That is just one consideration we're 150thAnniversary weekend.October The reception and balloon lift that • change to be conducted a year and a ing friends as their meals and lodging about usagefor the vacated facilities. looking at," the superintendent explain- 20 and 21,1984. followed the service was a great half from now. They will be represen- are provided by local Rotarians in the Mayor Paul Vernon told city council ed. "We're a long way from that There was a contagious spirit of climax to a super weekend. Monday night that he understood the stage." ting Rotary District 640, which includeS host district. enthusiasm in the air from the tlie Northville club. and will spend six All general expenses of those par- school board intends to move its ad- He said the board and administration beginning of our banquet at At the banquet on Saturday at ministrative offices from Main Street will be looking at all options for its weeksin Rotary District 191in Austria. ticipating in the program are borne by Schoolcraft College on Saturday Schoolcraft College our speaker. Dr. vacated facilities once the two schools 'The Austrian district Is sending a Rotary. School to CookeJunior High, therefore through our service on Sunday. Who Robert Horton. gave us some good' are closed. team to this area in April. Men interested must be non- making the downtown facility available would have thOUghtwe would spend food thought as he told about the , Those selected will have an op- Rotarians and will need to apply by for private office space. He also noted the board has made a two hours celebrating onSunday? characteristics of groWing churches. • portunity for person-to-person promo- tomorrow. For application materials. School Superintendent George Bell commitment to keeping the schools The choirs were really reved up He told us that our church is in the : tion of better understanding and friend- contact Northville Rotary President said Tuesday morning that while the well maintained during any interim and gave us wonderful music. From top one-third of our churches in size period. ly relations among the people of the Richard Probst at 455-1000. idea of moving the administration of- our children's choir of five year olds in our denomination. It was ex-. ~. thrOUghthe junior and senior high tremely nice to have with us our choir and our sanctuary choir and former ministers. Reverend Martha our two adult handbell choirs the Cargo, Reverend Shirley Kinde and ------Obituaries------music uplifted everyone. the ReverendGuenther Branstner. It was wonderful to see such a Thanks for the press coverage ANDY CROSS large group (33) of new members regarding our 150thanmversary. She was born January 30, 1911.in Sandra Andrews of Riverview and Mrs. CLAIRE LEE MANKIN uniting with the congregation. Sincerely. ", Canadato Richard and Janet !Duncan) Shirley Austin of Kalkaska. ~orthville Township resident Andy Having our new bishop. Judith Sharon Harper Kyle. She married Ross Coulton who Other survivors include her brother. Funeral service for former Northville Craig. with us added a lot to our ser- Secretary Cross,55, died unexpectedly November preceded her in death as did a sister eight grandchildren and three great- resident Claire Lee Mankin will be held 12, at Metropolitan Hospital in Mrs. AgnesReam. grandchildren. at 11 a.m. today at First Baptist Church· Westland. A 3O-year resident of the She was the mother of Mrs. James of Dearborn. Pastor Harold Hoffman area, he had just retired from Ford (Barbara ) Mills of Fowlerville and 'NINAMAYBOVEE will officiate and burial will be at . ~ Motor Company with 30years' service. Mrs. Jerry (Janet> Costa of Brighton, Evergreen Cemetery in Detroit. Funeral service was to be at 11a.m. the sister of Mrs. Mary Flinney. Mrs. Funeral service for former resident Mrs. Mankin of Dearborn died " today at Casterline Funeral Home in Coulton also leaves six grandchildren Nina May Boveewas held November 10 November'9 at Henry Ford Hospital. CITY OF NOVI .~ Nc)rthville with Pastor Luther Stanley and two great grandchildren. at Casterline Funeral Home. The Shewas 57. NOTICE OF ENACTMENT '1. of Newburgh Baptist Church in Funeral service was at 10 a.m. Fri- Reverend Eric Hammar of First United Westlandofficiating. day at Ross B. Northrop and Son Methodist Church officiated. Burial Born in Grosse Pointe January 1, ORDINANCE NO. 84-14C.01 Burial was to be in Parkview Funeral Home with the Reverend W. was at Oakland Hills Memorial 1927.to George and Ethel Claire (Flet- cher) Brown. she was a homemaker NOTICE IS HEREBY GiVEN that the City Council adopted on Memorial Cemetery in Livonia. Wallace Hostetter officiating. Burial Gardensin Nov!. Novemer 5,1984, an Ordinance to RegUlate the partition or division' . Mr. Crosswas born February 3. 1929, was in Grand Lawn Cemetery in Mrs. Bovee died November 8 at An- and member of First Baptist Church of Dearborn. of Parcels of land within the City of Novi, and to repeal Ordinance.' • In Danville, Arkansas, to Andy and Detroit. napolis Hospital in Wayne.She,was88. No. 79-14C, "An Ordinance to prohibit partititoning of dividing of .- Clara (Sinilll) Cross. He married Mary Born May 26. 1896. in Northfield ! She is survived by her husband parcels of land in a recorded plat, except in certain instances; to' Scheideman who survives. Township to Albert and Elizabeth Web- provide a procedure therefor; to repeal any ordinance or provi- ~ Charles and her sons Charles Almer He also leaves his mother Mrs. Clair ber. shecame to the community in 1930 sions thereof in conflict herewith; to prescribe a penalty for the' : Mankin of Dearborn. Donald Leland Kitchens of Little Rock. Arkansas, a and owned a restaurant prior to her violation of the provisions of this Ordinance. _, daughter Mrs. Betty 'Jane ~ish in Former longtime Northville resident Mankin of California and Bradford The provi~ions of this ordinance become effective fifteen (15) '. retirement. Lance Mankin of Dearborn. Arizona and son Harry Hunt In Ver- Patricia E. Schoofdied November 9 at Shewas precededin death by her hus· days after adoption. The effective date of the Ordinance is • mont. He also is survived by two sisters Garden City Osteopathic Hospital after band Charles in 1961. Other survivors include her sister November 20,1984. A copy of the ordinance is available for public" and two brothers, five grandchildren a lo-year Illness. Shewas 67. Survivors include her daughter Mrs. Ralpha GeneHardesty of Portage use and inspection at the office of the City Clerk, 45225 W. Ten· ~ and 10great gra!1dchj!dren. Funeral service was held November Dorothy Bruder of Wayne and sonJohn Lake and her brothers Walter Allison Mile road, during regular business hours. . , j ~ • . 11 at Casterline Funeral Home. Father Beckett of Portland. ~. , Brown of Salem and Morris Leland Geraldine Stipp~::: , . ANNEE.COULTON Frank PoIlie of .our Lady of Victory - She also is survived by eight grand- Brown of Washington. Four grand- (11-14-84 NR-NWLN) City Clerk· • '. Church officiated. Burial was at children and 11 great-grandchildren. children alsosurvive. Former area resident Anne E. Evergreen Cemetery in Detroit. Coulton of Howell died November 6 at Mrs. Schoof was a resident of the the University of Michigan Hospital in community for 35 years and worked at Small ads Ann Arbor after a long illness. Shewas Northville Drugs for 25 years before her get 73...... " , retirement. Mrs. Coulton was a homemaker and a Shewas born in Massachusetts April attention. member of Ward Presbyterian Church 10.1917,to Hector and Elizabeth P~yne. Northville Record RYMA1SYMESCQ.tREALTORS in Livonia. Sheis survived by her daughters Mrs. 313-349-1700 ,,- ~ ------..- - --- \ \ -\ I Gem Carpet 532-8080 ---.I ~ - & Furniture Cleaners ~ I Laurel=~ nunDI • All Work Guaranteedll' I DEEP STEAM Shampoo (11 I Rinseand Extraction I Living Room or Family Room I BROOKLAND FARMS MEADOWBROOK GLENS VILLAGE OAKS & Hall Reg. price $29.95 I Private treed yard surrounds this custom built Most popular model, with woodsey view from For the young growing famIly thIS four With,this ad S24.95 I home featuring four spacious bedrooms. for- 13x16 family room and country kitchen, also bedroom contemporary colonial IS all you s 15years- mal dining room with bay, warm & cozy family featuring 2'1.1 bath, four bedrooms, fIrst floor need, beauhful rec. room for added entertaIn- Additional Roomseach 15.00 I room with fireplace, first floor laundry. base- laundry, forn)81 dlnong room, basement and ing space, plus famIly room WIth fireplace. for- with this ad '12.95 In your aresl ,. I ment plus 2 car. side entrance garage, Im- two car garage. very well maintained and mal dining room area. two car garage and maculately clean-mova-In condItIon. warmly decorated. much more. Close to schools and shoppmg ·_·_Pr .._.e-~...... PIdO·....,_ F-.rOIllED ." -..c:o-.-FURNITURE- _CLEANING.. UCE1IIED IIIIStIRED I ------. CONGRATULATIONS .... - -11lAIL, ...YIIOU11l.-.cJW '-" OMIt "_1»~. FfIdIy 1/1'ptfI S."""""IO 5.30 JANE TRAUDT NOTICE FIL SUPERFISKY CITY OF NORTHVILLE NOTICE TO THE LEAF PICK-UP SCHEDULE RESIDENTS OF SALES PEOPLE OF THE MONTH City crews will pick-up leaves raked to NORTHVILLE TOWNSHIP the curbs of City streets through Wednes- . day, November 21, 1984. Please take notice that the Township Beginning November 24, 1984, leaves Offices will close at 4:30 p.m. on ----. will be picked up only in plastic bags as Wednesday, November 21,1984 and will part of the regular refuse. collection reopen at 8:30 p.m. on Monday, schedule. . November 26, 1984. Happy Thanksgiving Pleased be advised that it is a violation Holiday. of the City Code to rake leaves or other SUSAN HEINTZ, material onto the street shoulders and J. curbs except during this special leaf CLERK collection. VILLAGE OAKS WHISPERING MEADOWS NORTH HILLS Transferred owner mus( leave this nicely Sparkling clean ready to mova-In Is this large 4 The newly decorated and carpeled. 2400 sq. Ted Mapes, Superintendent decorated 3 bedroom trl·level home with raw bedroom, 3'h bath quad level home with Im- It.. 4 bedroom, 2th bath colonIal home Will • Department of Public Works 2Ox20 deck overlooking newly landscaped pressive entry InlO a very open floor plan. charm you WIth It'S natural woodwork. famIly backyard, large living room off formal dining spacious kitchen with table space. formal din· room, large country kItchen. formal dInIng (11/7,11/14/84NR) room, spacious country kitchen plus family Ing room, 2Ox16 family room wllh fireplace. room, firsl floor laundry and enclosed sun room and garage. Immediate occupancy. basement, side entrance, garage all on a porch. ImmedIate occupancy IS offered over-size well landscaped lot.

CITY OF NOVI NOTICE OF ENACTMENT ORDINANCE NO. 84-88.02 .~" .. '<:' "",<¥" ~ ~\;::~ ;.:..~ lf1~{t?~~\ SIMMONS ORCHARD ORCHARD HILLS . MEADOWBROOK LAKE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Only one year old ranch home with a 17x10 With 8 lillie love and a lillie work this 3 Gracious mature landscaping surrounds this City Council adopted on November 5, Casttrline3unera1 2lome, :3",. muter bedroom along with two other bedroom, 2 full bath (rl·level home could be sprawling 3 bedroom. 2'h bath raflch wllh im- 1984 an Ordinance to amend Section 17.01 bedrooms, first floor laundry and a very everything you ever wanted. 18x11family room pressive centered entry Into 18x14 loving room SERVING YOU FOR 3 GENERATIONS spaciOUS living room. very energy efficient and with fireplace. large open kilchen and dining also featured, formal dining room, coZy living of o'rdlnanCe No. 83-88.01, to provide for priced to sell. area overlooking treed backyard. Priced below room 011 3tlC14 patio and modern kitchen and ,the screening of refuse bins within the CI- market for quick sale. much more. tyof Nov!. The provisions of this IOrdinance 122 WEST DUNLAP STREET become effective fifteen (15) days afber NORTHVILLE. MICHIGAN 48167 adoption. The effective date of the r- (313) 349

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By ALICE DAVIES idea, says the owner, was not historic ahead with his own financing. "This Restrooms were not required, but restoration. project fell between the cracks," he ex· Bor1ace wanted shoppers to have that : Dave Borlace is not a gambling man. "We wanted the feeling of the old plains. "Too big for the village and too convenience. Extra space surrounding :His investment in two Victorlan-era village, but a lot of the exterior detail small for the county." the atrium was planned as a display \ • Built in the post Civil War boom of the and performance area. r bUildings in the center of Milford was deteriorated or missing," Borlace Village is based on solid conviction. said. "I was committed to doing the 1870s, the two-story brick shops were Borlace is not saying how much he His Village Center Mall - 14,000 project so that It would be an asset to typical of that period; ornamental win· spent on all of this. ~ square feet of retail space in 13 shops, Main Street development. dow caps and cornice trim, basement Why did he do it? What makes him all under one roof - is the largest pro- "This is good for me in the long run, windows opening onto front sidewalks, think this quiet villag~ of 5,000residents .' ject of its kind undertaken by a local in- but it's also good for the community," wooden floors and paneled, l1·foot ceil· can support his projectl;(, vestor in many years . he says with qUiet confidence. ings. Borlace gives several reasons. . .Village Center ties together two When Borlace found no help from Upper floors were' used for living "The location is good, and this is a buildings and several additions to village or county economic develop- quarters, offices, studios and storage good community. It's still spacious and create one unified brick structure. The ment agencies was available, he went over the years. Basements were it's a good place to grow up - a good warehouse and work areas. place for families," Borlace says. Borlace, who owns other Main Street The Village Center Mall sits in the ~ • property in Milford, saw potential in the middle of the old business district, at buildings. the corner of Center and Main streets. He hired architect John Allen of Far- "This mall is designed for small mington to work out the design pro- businesses and that's what this town is This Week blems. Paul Fremling of F & S Con- built on. People who shop here come struction, based in Union Lake, super· because of the specialty shops and the • vised the eight-month job. personalized service," he continued. The design core is a l,OOO-square-foot "These stores can compete with the atrium stairwell, open 34 feet from the large malls and area markets. With an In stone-walled cellar to the second-floor average of 700 square feet, rent starts skylight. Ceramic tile on hall and at $675a month. I pay for utilities and • atrium floors, custom wood treatments total maintenance," he related. and trim mark this effort as more than Tenants are responsible for a simple renovation. telephones, decor and upkeep in their ~BUSINESS~, ' "I love this," Fremling says. Unlike own shop. Borlace acknowledges the some builders who prefer new construc- arr~ngement is different from most tion, he enjoyed the work of putting 20th mall concepts, but believes there is a century standards and convenience into need for this kind of market. a 19th century structure. "I'm not worried about filling every November 15-22 On a tour of the project, Fremling space right away. The areas are small points out oak floor joists, milled at 2.5 and affordable. I'm taking my time to inches, set on 12-inch centers that span be selective, choosing tenants carefully Thursday • MILFORD DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY 26 feet. "No one builds like that to suit this space and this town." • Meets at 8 a.m .• Milford Civic Cenler. Conlact Bruce Potthoff. &ll4·1S1S for morl' anymore," he says, obviously impress- Borlace says he turned down bids for Informahon. ed. "The building was very sound, but it a game arcade, and is still hoping to had problems like eight steep stair· find a cheese and wine merchant for the Tuesday • WHITMORE LAKE AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Meets ways, all about three feet wide." rustic basement area. "The brick and At noon 10 an area reslaurant. Contact Mark Cotter at 43-1-0180 (work) or 449· Insulation and triple glazed windows stone walls would be perfect for that 8392 for more Informalion. • NOVI CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Meets At noon were installed for energy conservation. kind of operation," he adds. at Red Timbers restaurant on Grand River. ContaclllalOt' Cook at \.l9·374 1 lor Steel beams now undergird floors, in- The first tenants should be open by more Informahon. terior brick and stone have been clean- Thanksgiving weekend, Borlace ed. Borlace won permission to predicted. Wednesday • SOUTH LYON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE eliminate a costly elevator from the "We have an electronics outfit and a General Membership Meeting At 1 P m. In an art'a fl'stauranl Lonlar! Michigan Barrier Free Design Board, custom jewelry shop. It's a little too secretary Margaret Flink for more IOformatlon at 437·3lS7 but all other features meet barrier· free early to say a lot about the others," he Photo by STEVE FECHT' • standards, inclUding ground floor added. Thursday • NORTHVILLE COMMUNITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE public restrooms near the atrium. Continued on 2 Victorian buil4ings combine to form mall structure inMilford' :: Board Meets At 8 a.m: in the chamber bUildlOgat 195 South M,l1O Lontact dm'(, lor Kay Keegan at 349·7640 between 9 a m and 1 p m Mondal thrOUl(h I "dal

InformatIon for mclusion m thIS calendar should bt' dm'( tl'tf to Kl'vm WIlson. busmess edItor. 104 West,Mam. Northlllle. MI-I81b7''''I-I Tl'1I·pho/lt· ATTENTION HUNTERS f3U} 349·1700 or 614-8100 Deadlme IS noon the I rid"l pn'nylmg pub!tcdtlOn FEET HURT? date. DON'T WALK IN PAIN-MOST t=OOT PROBLEMS VENISON SAUSAGE CAN BE CORRECTED IN OUR OFFICE Let us make your Venison into Sausage • Ingrown Toenails • Bunions • .University' of I • Corns/Callouses • Adult & Children's Foot Problems You supply the meat-We do the Rest • Fractures & Sprains • Office & Hospital Surgery • Heel & Arch Pain Choose from our old • Warts (hands & feet) world recipes FOOT SPECIALISTS· FOOT SURGEONS Mi£hilan Mar£hinl Band MOST. For Only DR. H. LEFKOWITZ IN~U'W~~CE Crisler Arena HOURS BY - THE GERMAN SAUSAGE HAUS APPOINTMENT DR. I. STEINER ~l~~~ED -=- Tues.-Thurs. 9-6 Friday, Nay. 16th 8:00 P.M. Over 40 Varieties of Home Made Products HIGHLAND-MILFORD FOOT SPECIALIST, P.C. Fri. 9-7 Tickets: $2.00In Advance, $3.00at the Door -6121 E, Grand River Sat. 9-5 1183S. Milford Rd., Highland, Lakeview Plaza Brighton, MI 48116 1-517-546-0869 • Tickets Now on Sale At: .... FREEl~r!.ti!'",

StartIng now. WE-'II be takIng somethong off these • Snow will be flying soon three·wheelers to make them go lasler SomethlOg off the proce lag. that 's .JACOBSEN EARLY SEASON SPECIAL II's all part 01 the Yamaha Thre< For·AII Sale and it :t·MEII!WJ means you'll be able 10 lake home a Tn·Moto 175 or a Yamahauler lor less than ever

20"5hp The Yamahauler IS our hardest workIng three· SnowBlower wheeler and comes equipped wilh a shah drIve. elec· rrocstart. fronl suspensIOn. COl. traIler hilch and racks Reg. S739U . Sale If you're looking for somethlOg more playful 0 though, 'here's the Trl·MoiO t 75, a hlgh·performance 8495° three·wheeler with a 171cc two,slroke engine, front • suspension, CDI and an almosl endless supply of fun. O! course, deals like thiS can', last forever. So huny on down and get in on a Three-For~1. • __ -"1111 PIO

-3hp Gas Powered Engine .5hp Briggs & Stralton Engine ·2 Speed Power ·2·WayTraction Control ...:i:,r.:YAMAHA LEATHERS ... 'Solld State Ignlbon 'Independent Clutch & Auger HOW TO MAKE YOUR KID ·Fuel Shut-olf Valve '3 Quart GasTank 1\S;;1iiiiI.. ' .ThrowsSnow ... upto18feet 'D,scharge Rotates 145' HAPPY THIS CHRISTMAS! .20" CleanIng WIdth ·AdJustableSCrapingBar SELECTED % GROUP OF Hunters-Campers YAMAHA Special Generators LEATHER OFF JACKETS 30 '. )1 .LA Y·A·WAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS. MODEL YEAR REO, PRICE SALE PRICE ~ Ie Q r;:J1~JJ YT-60N 1985 '695 '579 I HG600 I ~ : YT-125N 1985 Si99 '899 -l@f1l1l YTM.200N 1985 '1,399 '1,199 YTM-225DXN 1985 '1,849 '1,649 Thl' 'lullah,1 Tri·Zin~r was dl~i~'lll'd \\;th YTM-200ERN 1985 '1,849 '1,599 yn.250N 1985 '2,259 '1,995 ktds in mtnd I ;~[m!~ ~ Regular Price $419.95 .. YTM.200EL 1984 '1,729 '1,499 4J 1IiI'~:"""'''' II:' small. t'a~~' III handle and II'S Iotot an auto· ,... '&- CurrentDealerCost$299.26 ~ ...... 1n.11tClran~mi~~lOn so JUOlor can \mll)' about .~ OURSALEPRtCE ~ \\ here Ilt'"sItutn~ tnslead of wh.1t ~~ar tw's tn. .. • 00 HOMEUTEo $~:eoo ~. $269 ~W~ But Ill...t uf all. the Tn·ZmRl'rha~ adjustable • \>CIIVt·f. Soa~tilt' ridt'r Iotl'fl\\~ UJl. }nu can ~Imply ~ Sale ~~ ~~ ~ h'lVl' hnn tllOfl'llllI\'('f 95 Lightnin .,Wg 8324 Cash and Carry. Llm~ ~an';~/es NOW 5579 '600 Maximum Walts 'l20VoltAC -12 Volt DC •• CYcle Engine New Hudson Power YAMAHA -WeIght 461bs. ·..-Extra------Quiet Multler HOUS:i~~~y·~·9-6 53535Grand River (3.13) 437·1444 Built for the fun of it.TN 2-B-SOUTHLYONHERALD-NORTHVILLERECORD-WALLEDLAKE-NOVINEWS-THEMILFORDTIMES-Wednesday.November14, 1984 ••

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, Photo by STEVEFECHT ...i : Builder Paul Fremling on second floor of three-story atrium Milford's mini-mall marvel r.ontinued from 1 Universal Distributor. Incorporated of Detroit. Borlace, his wife Karen, son i\lready located in the project are a Scott, 10, and daughter Chrissie. 8, "wool merchant" and a barbershop. moved to Milford 11years ago and ex- established businesses which were in- pectto stay. corporated into the mall project. "I'm willing to put money in this Borlace is an independent town. I know it will succeed," he con- businessman. president of a family- cluded. ownedauto parts company called B & B Dave Borlace is not a gambling man. ••.we'll throw. something extra in the kitty. Manufacturer .., 1985 Mercury Cougar 1985 Mercl;Iry Lynx

Get our Extended Service Plan PlusTi" free when you lease an Wholesale Distributor '85 Mercury Cougar or Lynx on a Ford Credit Red Carpet Wouen Woods Lease. * Hurry! - Verticals - -I" Blinds -Custom Shutters '·1 Right now. right here. getthret: ~ears Or 36.000 miles" (whichever comes first) of Virtually cost·free driVing at no eX'ra charge. It's easy Just lease the ·Custom Draperies ' stylish Cougar or front·wheel·drlve Lynx of your chOICe. and we II throw an Ford Motor Company s ESP Plus IY What protecllon' Covers repaIr and/or l_hnMI~~bMon Public Welcome!' Limited Time ~1O"'~~ ~1l)II(: .. nwtO'WW'lO*are.,. replacement of 100 major components Best of all. It s free' See us today for all Dest_"""""'COI'l)ef the detaIls See the real bottom line . e~Wllflal_-ar ~AIlIWltofdetc:Wl.· All name brands with full warranty Free Home or Office Estimate- if long distance call collect "Cougar 48000m,I., HILLTOP Ford-lincoln-Mercury" : 517-546-5991 . lees lowers the prices! _., ~ •• , ~ Michigan's Largest . We pass the saVings on to you ... ~. ~ Ford-Lincoln-Mercury Dealer . Progressive Manufacturing Co, MUlTI-COCOt CUT. &oop _ctOO'\, A.NTION fW1$I_ ==::::="$995 -._.-.._.--- Howell 546-2250 Processing Station, Howell, MI ~:.=:::------...... =:::..~"";==-.:..- ... Wantto start yourownInteriorDecoralingBusinesscallfor details ':', _'1<:0<0010'"'' $1095 '""""""'" ""'" :::=~~z:.--...._-_. -- ~=~---:.:--:::------!;!I A minute ago, : your babY " . stopped breathing. ,,\ .?Jat:pet 2928 E. Highland Rd. (M-59) '0\. ... 1<1 .. 1.""'10 .. ~ {l. "f...... ~ "' "..,ra ~ ,', l<...t ...... ~.1- ~4 , .... ~ ...... Highland INT>lJ::.ro~ERS .I .... f .., .. .,' \\rll twlp \\111\'OU .. .~. ~~taJJicJ (313) 887-6050 AmerIcan Red Cross+ 41 • 1 f a \ Stallion Coach Line Wixom Bird Feed Morton Salt Pellets Charters - Tours NOW Re&i S695 Reg. 35 (51?)521-4460 $7. SOrbs. $4.75 S4 50lbs NOVEMBER SPECIALS ISTHE Oats Corn ,1: THANKSGIVING PARADE $6.00' TIME :2'. FRANKENMUTH .. _" $6.00' 95 S850100 .3. SHOPPING TRIPS $5.00' $7 1001bs. (shelled) Ibs. '30 passenger min trips 1 & 2. TO "20 passenger min trip 3. ITOWN CLUB POP I K-1 KEROSENE I Call (517)521-i460 . Anytime '3.95(case of 24) '1.59 Gal. BUY! WIXOM CO-OPERATIVE 49350 Pontiac Trail Wixom 624-2301 , ELIMINATE ", STAIR CLIMBING

Many people find it dif· """lit HOtt\fPfMIR ....r~'I11 ..../1 ,r.I'liltU '\All ficult to climb stars. 108 8hp 30" $2.229 $1.925 AMERICAN STAIR . 111 11 h p 38" GLIDE offers stairway $2.470 $2.117 I lifts to return in- 116 16 h p 38" $3.504 $2,940 ..t dependence and 116 16 h p 46" $3.294 $2,773 mobility to senior 112 12 h p 38" $2.964 $2,509 citizens, arthritics, paralytics, cardiac 210 10 h p 46" $3933 $3,109 and post operative 212 12 h p 46" $4.103 $3,239 patients. Indoor and 214 14 h p 46" $4.303 $3.379 outdoor models are 216 16 h p 46" U()()f"IOl'A.lll M...·" ... 11fI TfiAl; Ttltl $4.483 $3,514 ..... lftCIl .. lf'r) ..tlil" ... availablein a rangeof \,I{l('4I' K'l1"fN"'" colors. All chairs are 316 16 h p 46" $5.559 $4,419 FREE FREE 25EV FREE FREE attractive, simple to 318 18 h p 46" $6.185 3SEV 45EV $4,839. CHAI., c;,\'A. DiAl'" !>AI< 5SEV (ttAI" 'AI< • use and require no (HAI"\I"-AW special wiring. Motors are completely enclosed fQr quiet operation. Tracks are narrow, leaving steps open for normal use. The units do no mar walls and carpet. ·: Seats rotate 180' so that the rider gets on and off in a sitting position, with no step up or down. 1\11 units are covered by warranty. " If you shouldn't or can't climb stairs, look to AMERICANSTAIRGLIDEfor assistance. · .Visit us for specifications. optional equip- il1ent,andpricing information. • ·'1.' ~ We're here when you need usl ;.fl~ NEW HUDSON lAUREL NORTH LUMBER CO. : : HOME HEALTH CARE CENTER 56601 Grand River : • 8619 W. Grand River Blvd. New Hudson VAmerican* HeartAssociation I: •Davis Medical Center. Suite K :~rlghton, Michigan 48116 • (313) 229-9196 437·1423 May Is High Blood Pressure Month ': '.

If • •• Wednesday. November 14. 1984-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-JoB·

ANIMALS qne local call places a want ad In Animal ~rvlces 156 over 64,000 homes through the Farm Animals 153 Horses & Equip. 152 following newspapers: Household Pets 151 Pet Supplies 154 AUTOMOTIVE Automobiles 2.cG Northville Record Autos Under S1000 241 Auto Parts & ~rvlce 220 (313)348-3022 Autos Wanted 225 BoalS & Equip. 210 ~alled Lake News No vi News campers. Trailers & Equip. 215 • (~13)669-2121 (313)348-3024 Construction Equip. 228 4 Wheel Drive Vehicles 233 South Lyon Herald Motorcycles 201 Recreational Vehicles 238 (313)437-4133 Snowmobiles .205 Trucks 23l Vans 235 .Milford Times EMPLOYMENT (313)685-8705 Business & Professional ~rvk:es 175 Business OPP9rt. 167 Brighton Argus Help Wanted Genera' 1M (313)227-4436 Help Wanted 8aIes 166 ... Income Tax ~rvk:e 180 001 Absolutely Free 010 Special Notices 010 Special Notices 010 Special Notice. 010 Special Notices 015 Lo.1 ..' SltuaUonsWanted 170 .. County Argus/Pinckney Post FOR RENT ~ • PERKY small red Dachshund. ASTROLOGY charls. con- HOWELL. room now available THE second Time Around IF you have lost a pet conta,ct Apartments 084 five months old. 13131629-3206. (313)227-4437 Buildings & HailS 018 fldenllal. E.S.P. readings. Call for adult fosler care hVlllg. PSYCHIC Resale Shop is now acceptlllg Animal Protection Bureal.( Condorillnlums. PUPPIES. Males and females l.V. Hiner. NoVl. (313)348-4348. country surrounding. children and adull clothmg on (313)231.1037 and Humane- Country Argus/Hartland Herald Townhouses 08lI ~00d home. 13131363-6262. residents must be ambulatory. SYLVIA consignment. 60% for you. Society 15tn54S-2024. Duplexes 0Il5 15171546-8952. RABBIT. Enghsh Angora wllh AEROBICS 40% for store. Also baby fur· NEUTERED male dog. 6 mon. (313)227-4436 Houses 081 nllure 70%130%. Located al Indust.-Comm. floppy ears. 15171548-3581. PlIIckneylHamburg area. Get HUNTING Memones by Bert ESP pertallllllg to all mailers Ihs. mottled black and gray: 018 Lake Chemung. cornor of Fowlerville Review Lakefront Houses 0112 SHEPHERD puppy. female. in shape for Ihe HOlidays Wylie on sale allhe GJlt Shop of life. By appointment. Australian Shepherd. 11~ Land ' 084 13t3123t·1128. special! 5 Weeks for Ihe price In Chilson and Chubbs Corner 13131273-4842. Hughes Road and Grand Merril/ Slrawberry Laka Living Quarters Store. River. Tuesday through Satur· (517)548-2570 SHEPHERD/Colhe mix pup- of 4. through December 10. Roads. Hamburg. 13131231- To Share 074 day. loa.m. 104p.m. pies. 8 weeks old. 13131437· Day or evening Classes. Call HOLIDAY Bazaar. Fnday. PWP meets second and fourth 2258. ' LiVingston County Press Mobile Homes 070 (517)851-7818. Aller 3.30 p.m. November 16. 5 pm to 9 pm. Wednesday from 7:30 pm 10 WINTER sale in progress at Mobile Home Sites on 5320. OLDER Yellor Lab. female, call (313)426-2538. Saturday. November 17. 9 am 12 midnight at WOOdland Golf Byers Country Store. 213 Com- Office Space 080 1 female Springer Spaniel.-' pregnant. October 10. Reward: (517)548-2570 10 4:30 pm. South Lyon High Club. 7635 East Grand River. merce Road. Commerce. Rooms 067 male Beagle to good homes. Howell area, (517)546-7074. .: Storage Space School Cafelena. A few Bnghlon. For more Informa· Oulslandlng reductions ot all 088 15171223-7154. PYGMY goat. black. 15 Inches Vacation Rentsls 082 spaces stili available for lion. call (313)632-5289. Ilems In Slore. If you wanlthe POlICY STATEMENT. All _sing high. family pet. reward, Wanted to Rent 088 THREE baby gUlllea pigs. Call Earn FREE craflers. Sherry Cook. cozy counlry louch we have it. publiShed In SlIo.rIU"lnglton Suzanne. (3131349-5191 aller (313)669-1793evenings. RATES N..... poper. I. oubjecl 10 Ih_ concll- FOR SALE 13131437-3248. Harvesllable. cupboards. milk Cemetery Lots 039 4:30 pm. Hostess Gifts REWARD. Large Black Lab tiona stalld ih tI\e applicable rate ca:'d. IF your major medical In- REWARD safe. sleigh bells. onglllal 011 coPle. o' which ere available 'rom the CondomIniums 024 male. Hartland vicinity: GREEN SHEET surance company wanls to painlings. counlry french ar- advertising department. Sligerl. Farms. Acreage 027 November 3. Corky. 1313175G- Lt'tinoston Newspapers. 104 W ... ain. Houses 021 TORTIE killens. some are Part hold down heallh care cosls. $1000 mOire. decoraler mirrors and ACTION ADS Northville. Mlc;hlgan Tri-Chem Arrest and convlcllon for Ihelt 0078. • • 4187 1313134 Income Property 035 Siamese. call 13131887·nI8. shouldn't they be inexpensive lamps. ruby glass. crystal 11llO Sllger/Llvlng.lon N .... _per. and break·ln at Schrader's Inc. 10Words IndusL-Comm. 033 TAPPAN range. free. eleclnc .. Liquid and pay you to slay heallhy? wine decanters. hand craved " r.se..... Ihe rlghl 1101 10 -..pl on on November 4. lIems Ihal 8dYertlser". Older. SUgerlUYIngston Lakefront Houses 022 (313144941252. . For Information. 15171548-4147. decoys. hand loomed rugs for $4.49 Lake Properrty were stolen were General and 'Non-Commerclal Rate Newspapers .cIlakera haYe no autnori- 029 Embroidery and lable mals. Wide vanety of $100 REWARD Iy 10 bind this ..... _ and only Mobile Homes VERY loving housebroken/; Good Year Iruck Ilres. Reply Black dog. hair on head and 24' Per Word Over 10 pewter. brass and folk art. publ_ 01In "'venlsemenl.hlll Real Estate Wanted monlh old male Boxer mix. Class 10 Schrader's Inc. 7480 Kens- legs only, may be wearmng constitute final a.eceptance of the m Qualily loys. doll houses. Subtraet35' for Vacant Property 13131231·1021. IT TV IIdvef1ISt1'·son:ler. 031 ington Road. Bnghton. MI. dolls. store fUll of collectible brown swealer, vlcinilY 01 repeat HOUSEHOLD CALL LOWEST PRICES PLUS WASHER. works. needS new 48116. 13131437·1753. Code teddy bears and stulled Taylor Road. Hyne and Old 23. . Insertion 01 same ad Antiques 101 NEW OPTION OF LIVE bell. Dryer. does nol work. Virgil or June syslem worked out for caller ammals. Much more. Open 13131227-3500. 13131227-4099.;' Garage 8aIe. Lost, Wanted \ Auctions 102 SPORTS.IP.A.S.S.I • 13131437~. to remam anonymous. every day. 11a.m. ·tll crowd ask for Carol. .• : Building Malerlals 114 To Rent, SltuaUons Wanted E~,I ttoustnQ Opportunity sUltomen' w. 313/887-1751 CALL 15171548-1803. are pledged to the I.hel' and spUtt of U S Electronics 113 WEIMARANER/Lab pups. 7 leaves or call 13131363-9795.II's & Household Buyers Direc- LADIES: Chrislmas shop ear- pohey lor the ac1'l~t 01 equal hou .. Farm Equipment. 112 weeks. black wllh blue eyes. STOP playmg the vllamm fun time al Byers. come see. tory Ads Must Be PrH>akl ana oppOrtunIty throughOut tho NatiOn We ly. Hostess an Undercover 016 Found •. Farm PrOducts 111 (517)655-4732. BRIGHTON Semor's Crealtve guessing game. Learn more encour"Qe and support an .nttrnathe ArewOOd & Coal Wear Iingene party. Call Ann ad~rtlSlng and martr.ellnQ Drogram in 105 Corners Gill Shop. Open for aboul the nulnenl dellciency 013 Card of Thanks whieh there are no batriers to Obtaln hOu .. Garage & Rummage 103 (3131449-::.:21"'-91;;.. _ AFFECTIONATE black and Classified 002 Happy Ads busllless November 15th. We test. Call the GOLDEN KEY. 1"0 beCauSe 01 race. eoiO'. reltgion Of no.- Household Goods 104 IT filially happened. my flrsl White male killen. LoveJoy/, IlOC\alor;g.n will be happy 10' sell your Lawn & Garden 13131229-@24. E.J. Roe LPN. hospital expenence. I highly Reed. 15171223-9959. Equal HouSing Opportunity slogan C8re&Equlp. 109 homemade cralls. Come and Nutritional Consullant B.S •• Display Equal HouSing OpportUrMfr ' Aloha and recommend McPherson Corn- Miscellaneous 107 see us. 850 Spencer Road. MYDJ'S ADULT male beagle. trk:olor. Table tII-fl'tus'rauon Happy 9th Birthday SHAKLEE health products mul\lly Health center. The Contract Rates of Publl,her', Notte. Miscellaneous Wanled 108 Miller Commul\lly Center. Found November 2, Howell Available Publisher', NotK:e An real estale advertl,. Musical Instruments 108 to our No.1 Grandson ENTERTAINMENT 30% oil retail wilh ad. Free new technical equipment and area. 13131231-3814. cd In this newsp,aper is subfec;t to the Steven lautzenheiser When gOOd just Isn't goOd delivery. 1517150$-8835. lesllllg are number one. To Want ads'may be placed un- Federal fair HOUI1ng Act of ,. whiCh Sporting Goods 110 BLACK male Lab. older dog: , null." Jt jJJeQJIl 10 ~enl.M "an)" PERSONAL We love you! enough. 15171546-5468 alter the doctors and nurses there. t1l3:3O p.m. Monday. for that SUGAllPLUM BOUTIQUE. reddish collar. US23 and Par~ prelerenc::e. hrnttabon. 01 ditc:r1rninaUon Blngo 011 Nan and Pop 7:30 p.m. (313)357·0687 just super. especially Ihe one week's edlUon. Read your based on race, cotor, r.UgtOn or nattOnal card of Thanks 013 anyltme Saturday. November 17. shallville area. (313)632.7349.' " ongln. or any InlentlOft 10 make any such 10a.m. to 4p.m. Umque hand· wllh 31 years service. GOd advertisement the first time prer.rence. JlmilaltOn. Of ciserkninatiOn •• carPools 012 BLACK. male Lab. Choke crafted. Grand Plaza bless you all. Fred Love. • It appears. and report any This newspaper will nolltnowtngtr aeeept Found 018 chain collar. Spencer/Old us: r, an, advertiSing lor rNl estale wNeh is In Free tlO1 Clubhouse. Highlander Way. error Immediately. Sllger/. .,IOlaUon 01 lhe law Our "'-Ser. are 23.11·10-84.13131227·7558. Happy Ads 002 r MALE STRIPPING south of Grand River. across PRAYER TO THE Livingston Newspapers will Hereb, Informed thai ai' dweDlnc:s adYtlf'. BLACK dog. very friendly .' not Issue credit for errors In Used In this newspaper ar •• Yaltabte Oft an In Memorlam 014 NOTICES from McPheasrson Middle HOLY SPIRIT equal l)ppOr1Uf\4ty lovable. Long hair, bobed Lost 015 Male stnppers are available School: You who make me see ads after the first Incorrect (FR Doe 11-4983 Filed )-31·n. 8.CS Lm ) 010 • tail,had choke chain. Looks , Special Notices for Slrlp-O-Grams, everylhing and who showed Insertion. 1 like Spnnger Spaniel. 15171546- Bachelorelles partIes. Birth- SKloCROSS COUNTRY-5Kl me Ihe way to reach my ideal. 010 Special Notice.s day parties and lust for Ihe fun al BURROUGH'S FARMS You who gave me the dlvllle 5883. := absolutely of II. 151n548-2439. RECREATIONAL RESORT gill to forgive and forgel the BLACK Lab. female. Chase • 001 Absolutely Free 001 Absolutely Free ALCOHOLICS Anonymous wrong thaI IS done to me. I. In Lake Road. Fowlerville. ~ and Alanon meels TueSday 5341 Bnghton Road MEMORY • persons belween Bnghton 3 miles west Ihis dl8logue want to thank (51nm.9038. :: and Fnday evemngs. 8:30 pm. you for everythlllg and confirm ~FREE First Prebylenan Churdh. E. 60 and 85 years of age wllh of downtown Bnghton CAT. Small tiger. red collar " CIRCULATION once more that I never want 10 ADORABLE Chow Shep pups. Mam Street. NorthVille memory dillicuilies are sought 14 Miles of begllleer 10 ad, and bell near Northville High ::: CLOTHING. Howell Church of BRIGHTON ARGUS be separated from you no mat· • All items offered in thIs mother Chow. father for an experimenlal medica· vanced' in wilderness Iralls. School. (313)34941992 alter 0. Chnsl. 1385West Grand River. (3131348-6675. (313)420.0098. ler how great that malenal "Pbsolutely Free" column Shepherd. (3131363-1989even- 13131229-2052. 227-4442 tion sludy. Dlllicullies should Nlghl skIIng every evening S p.m. :. 7 pm to 8:30 pm. Monday. may be. I want 10 be wllh you mllst be exactly that. free ings. _ have persisted for at least one 6 p.m, to 10 p.m. Renlals (all FEMALE bfack and tan dog. ! CLOTHING. Church of Chns •• Advel1Jse III cliissiileil. - Irs and my loved ones in your to those responding. This AFFECTIONATE young cats. CAMBRIDGE DIet. C(jij,-Piete year. Phone Universily of agesl and organized group young. 7 Mile/Napier area. "- 6026 Rickell Road. Tuesdays. wherecash~erssl!P.p-, _ perpelual glory. Amen. Thank newspaper makes no four. hiler trained. (313)669- line ,uallable. Pick up. M,llord Michigan Medical Center III rates. Seasonal passes (313)349-5653. :. charge lor these listings. 6-S p.m. Ann Arbor. (3131763-9259. available. Before or aller ski- you for your love lowards me 2185. Counselor. (313)684~. FEMALE cal. White. calico ,-" but restricts use to COLLIE. 1 year. Needs A ProfeSSIonal OISC Jockey ing enloy a snack or hol drink and my loved ones. Person AFFECTIONATE male labby CROSS WITH CHRIS! - Scan. must say Ihls prayer 3 con- head and tall, City of Howell. '. residential. Sliger/- children. Had shols Ihrough Service. beSIde the fireplace III the killen. 5 monlhs old. shols. dlnavla by Land and Sea. June (57)546-2721. Livingston Publications 1986.13131878-6007. ' lavern. Ski shop open 10 a.m. secutive days wllhoul asking wormed.13131231·9nS. 22. July 6 SI839. Romanllc MELODIES accepts no responsibility STAX-O-WAX Professional OJ • All types of 10 10 p.m. dally. For more inyour favor. Alter .3 days your MEDIUM size female trio CHROME clolh 6 CUShion Europe. Germany. Auslna. for actions between In· ADORABLE pups need a gOOd PRODUCTIONS mUSIC for memorable occa- formation. phone (3131227· favor will be granted. no mal· colored Terrior mix. Brighton. COUCh. chrome vinyl chair. SWitzerland. July 7·21 or July dlviduals regarding Ab- home. Part Dalmation. Part ? Formal events our specially sions. Wedding Special ISIs 1381 ler how dlfllcult It may be. (3131227-9584. Window ventllalor fan. 17 - 31 $1669. Great Bntam. solutely Free ads. (Non Sharon. 15171223-3388•• References. 18 years ex· George,and Lynn Gardell. Call Then promise to pubhsh thiS (313)632·5631. Ireland. Sc:>lIand. JUly 23 - SMALL gray dog. Poodle/. commerciall Accounts on- ADORABLE . female killen. perlence. Any occasion. (3131227·5731afler~ p.m. dialogue as soon as your favor CUTE puppies. mixed breed. 6 Augusl 6 $1769. Price Includes 'THE FISH' non·llnanclal Schnauzer mix. GM. Garner .,\. ly. Please cooperate by black and while. needs goOd (3131229-9770. granled. weeks old. (3t31878-3343. allrransportatlon from Derrol!. emergency asslslance 24 Roads. October 19. (313)685- placing your "Absolutely home. 13131887-3367. • hrst class hotels. 2 meals dal' OPEN FOR BUSINE-SS. hours a day for Ihose m need 9690. Free" ad no later than 3:30 2 Dryers. 1 gas. 1 eleciriC.-, WISING to extend our most BLACK and gray tiger cal. "6 Iy. Free brochure call (5171453- Kalhy's Resale Shop. Open 6 m the Northvilie-Novi area. p.m. Friday for next week ~!!!ge. (313)632~~_1.: _ sincere Ihanks to all of our , month old male. 15171546-4689. 2202. Mrs. ChriS Press. 7369 days. Monday and Thursday call (3131349-4350. All calls ( publication. DOUBLE bed and maUress. friends for your visits. bLACK and while male killen HAWKINS Berne Road. Pigeon. MI. until 8:00 pm. lIems under ~hdenlial. _ . springs. good condition. consignmenl now bemg prayers. calls. cards. foOd, I REAL ESTATE ~ 10gOOd home. 13131227.~. COUNTRY 48755.TRY A CRISCROSSI . 13131229-8627. taken. 5582 Easl Grand River. flowers and gifts during our " BATH lub. new. In' crate. CUSTOM made Cabbage THE 001 ~Absolutely Free ELECTRIC ran-g-e-;-' works. CRAFT FAIR Howell. 15171546-3136. loss. Your help and support Zukey Drive. Lakeland. PatCh Dolls 15171223-~ __ was greally appreciated. Tne L. FOR SALE (517)223-9209. 1313)231·2297. PARENT'S Anonymous: Los· PHONE MAN family of Leslie Ingersoll. ANIMAL Aid Volunleer:-i>l!is ENGLISH Seller. pure.young Hawkins School Telephone mslallal/on al 30% BLACK long hair dog,friendiY. mg your cool? Conlacl Joan free.to good homes. shOls and female. housebroken. shols. Brighton to 50% savmgs. (3131227·5966. worming already done. some lovable. Looks hke Spnnger Hutchms. (5171546-4126. t3131229-4155alter6 pm: _ December 1 015 Lost 021 Houses For Sale nUllired.13131227·9584. Spaniel. (5171546-5883. PREGNANCY HELPLINE. aka FREE. Straight haIr guinea 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. DEER PROCESSING TWO round' top IIckels on ALASKAN Malmule male. 1 BEAUTJFULL Y marked'- -haif Abortion Alternatives 24 BLACK Temer/Beagle. brown BRIGHTON by owner. 3 !?!l!. (517122U729. _ Booth space Al Ouie·s. Harlland Area. Unaled AIr Lines to Onlano. Shepherd. half Doberman. 6 Hours. (3t3)632·5240. Problem and while markings. Lake bedrooms. wood burner. yea~ old. 13131632·5306 alter 13131632·7165. Callforma. 50 miles southeast 6 P.Jll-,- _ weeks old. (313)887-0087. FREE puppies. part Lab. part available pregnancy help. free pregnan- Sherwood area. (313)685.7081. close to schools. Recenlly of L.A. Depart November Retriever. four lefl. (313)624- cy tesl. confidential. Monday. 20. COCKER Spaniel. Female. 7 remodeled. Reduced to relurn December 11. 8041. DID someone give you a Wednesday. Saturday S300 monlhs. blond. while circle al S37.000. no land contracts. call • CALL:. each. (517)546-0291. ; FREE pigeons and doveS. Cocker Spal\lel? Please. 12 noon to 3 p.m. 9250 W. neck. Zukey Lake area. Ham- alter6 p.m. 13131227-7180. 13131887·9768aller 3:30 p.m. BarbH!~~ please read our ad m the 10Sl Highland Road. eM·591. THE PHONE DOCTOR. burg Township. Suspect dog BUY repossed homes from P.Bal. Students column. Hartland. Wesl Side door of Telephone mSlallalion. repair. · FREE goal. (517)548-1m afier stolen. beloved pet of family Government! $1.00 plus' ~ while house. Come First 6 pm. 2 Fnendly goals. (5171223-976i sales and service. (313)684- Ihal lost 6 year old child 1983. repairsltaxes. Located r (~31v HUNTING for a bargam? Try PICTURE framing classes 6013. Please. please return. If you throughout Mlchlganl. ' , FREE puppies 10 goOdhome. know family With new Cocker Nationwide. Details S3.95 to: , Great Dane mix. 13131498-2488. THE BACK DooRE. 123 N. start November 24. Sign up TAXIDERMY. deer heads CHECK IT OUT Grand. Fowlerville. Wed· Sun. now. Golden Gallery. 334 West mounled. $160. Also Birds and Spaniel please call us. Homestead. P.O. 909-A33. In- • FREE cat, declawed male. 10·5. Main. Brighton. (3131229-8055. fish. Joe Segler. 13131229-6745. 13131231-3322. oIa. OK 74036. (313)348-3576. FREE Willow Wood. you cut up TRAIN IN and carry. 13131231-3138. _ . -Accounting FIREWOOD, tree ready to fall -Data Processing on building. You cuI. (313)632. AREYOU ••• ·Medical 5876. -Secretarial OUNEMPLOYED? FRIENDLY gentle. part • OUNDEREMPLOYED? -Word Processing I Siamese kiltens. want homes FlNANClAL AIDS for Ihe holidays. (517)223-9~. OREADY FOR AN PlACEMENT ASSISTANCE EXCITING CAREER? FREE puppy. 7 weeks. Beagle OLooKING FOR A CAREER mix. Call aller 5 pm. 13131231· . I WITH GROWTH POTENTIAL? 1692. ~. FOUR Beaullful long·halred kiltens. Can be house or barn I'You Checked Any One Of These Boxes cats. 15171223-3191. GERMAN shepherd. -3 years old female. beautifully mark· ·Pontiac Business Institute ed. (313)437-380t OVERSIZED ROOMS GERMAN Shepherd -mix "IT'S liME" WELL MAINTAINED CUSTOM BUILT 4 bedroom. 3-"2 bath colonial. 3. female. 7 weeks. Partially FOR ACTION on this beller than new. quality CUSTOM BUILT HOME on large Ireed lot III Farmington 476-3145 ;V. car garage wilh door opener Circle paved Irained. (313)227-4067 afler bUilt four bedroom Tudor. professionally land. country sub. Neutral decor. Move-III condl\lon dnve. Wooded lot wllh pond. Slone IJreplace '" Oxford 628·4846 ' noon. scaped wllh underground sprinklers and 2·!4 Parquet fJoor In foyer. Finished sun room. den family room. Central air. $185.000. 348-6430 • balhs. $99.800. 348-6430. could be 4th bedroom. Storage III large crawl & Pontiac 333·7028 garage. $98.000. 348-6430 . .' CLASSES BEGINNING SOON

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,: • Renl ,,.·:.~ ..•.. Estate :~· ,. • FARMINGTON AREA . onU.fNC. THIS BRICK ranch has it an, 3 bedrooms, fUll ·~ r basemenl. side entrance garage. 1st /loor laun. < dry, family room. fireplace. Ask about the terms .. LARGE WOODED LOT REAL TORS $99.900. 348-6430. . SPACIOUS 4·5 bedroom Colonial In .' Meadowbrook Lake SUb. Flrsl /loor laundry plus ~ mud room. 2·112balhs. 2 car garage and many ex· . INTERNATIONAL oil furnace , tras. $126.900. 348-6430. for mobile home. (313)437. NORTHVILLE NOVI GREAT TERMS 1439. I BEST BUY IN North canton. 3 bedroom colonial. KITCHENAID trash co;;'. 2 balhs. allached garage. partlally finished base. TURT1.E CREEK pacter, works. (313)349-1193, _ 348-6430 ment and big corner lot. All this for $61.500. 348- I NICE corner Shows very well. Neulraltones. '01. 6430. KENMORE washing machine. 3 bedrooms. 2-112baths. den & family room with I avocadO, needs repair. fireplace. $104,900. 348-6430. (313)227-4067. ._ BIG TREED LOT I LAND CONTRACT available on this 4 bedroom KENMORE washer, works. bUI Cape Cod style home with charm everywhere & 2 needs repair, 13131878-6678.__ I" I • lu/l baths. $69,900. 348-6430. APPLEGATE CONDOS ·1 LONG·HAIRED Colorful LOVELY HOME LARGE 3 bedroom unit wllh fireplace In liVing Guinea pig. 13131~. _ FOUR Dedrooro colonial wllh 2·lh balhs. Brick BUYDOWN AVAILABLE room. formal dining room and bright kllchen with 2700 SQUARE FOOT contemporary ranch. First LARGE quanlily 01 with aluminum trim. canvas awnings. Inground ealing area plus partially finished basemenl. newspapers. (313)34M521. _ pool & hardwood /loors. $89.900. 348-6430. class entertaining. Country setting. Treed 'ot. $54.900.348-6430. MINI Lop bunnll/S. 5 months Impressive decor. 4 bedrooms. 2'h balhs. old. (313)632·n69. __. _ __ $69.900.348-6430. OLD English Sheep puppies UACRES WELL MAINTAINED and klllenS. free to goOd LAND CONTRACT TERMS on thIS 3 bedroom ATTRACTIVE three bedroom condo. Family homes. 13131887-t843. CLOSE TO EXPRESSWAYS ranch with 2 balhs. family room. allached 2 car room with fireplace, newer carpellng and finiSh- CLEAN ONE bedroom co-op In Leisure co-ops PERSIAN killen. beautiful garage and large oul building. $86.900. 348-6430. ed basemenl. $65.000. 348-6430. Adults 50 yearsand older. $27.000. 348-6430. . .' black 5 month Old purebred. Very affecllonate. (313)3.4~ L...... -==:;~-~~~~=~~i:L-I.,.,.. ::456lI=..,. _ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!i!!!!IG:i-~

~I -~\ 4·B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday. November 14. 1984 •• . 025 Mobile Homes 025 Mobile Hom .. 021 Houses for Sale 021 Houses for Sale 021 Houses 021 Houses for Sale 021 Houses for Sale 021 Houses for Sale 021 Houses for Sale ------For Sale ForSal.

BRIGHTON area. 1650 square BRIGHTON. For sale by BRIGHTON. LAND CON· BRIGHTON. Six year old trl' HOWELL. Repossessed ranch PINCKNEY. 3 bedroom all foot ranch with lake access. owner. 2 or 3 bedroom on ENERGY EFFICIENT BRIGHTON. Large private TRACT TERMS. Gorglous 3 level with basem4nt, nicely style home on four acres. brick ranch. 1'h .baths. full Attached 2'h car garage. full blacktop road. Close to mobile home lot. already has bedroom ranch on huge treed decorated and landscaped. located eight miles Southwest finished basement. allached 2 basement. large treed 'h acre Brighton and expressway. on of Howell. 1,404 sq.ft. wllh car garage. with wet plaster garage. With or without older lot. Newly decorated. Allach· three or four bedrooms. let walking distance to NEW HOMES mobile home. Good land con- 'h acre. Lake privileges. ed garage plus carpOrt. walk assumable 9'A% mortgage. basement and allached two thoughout. large covered schools Very neat and clean 3 (313)231·3006 after 7 pm. UNDER CONSTRUCTION to town. $55,000. Please call $69.000. (313)227·1065. car garage. Fireplace In living deck and pallo. 1'A acres on tract terms. Crest Services bedroom, 2 bath. Family room Two bedroom BI·Level. 3rd BRIGHTON. Execullve coun. Hilda WI scher, Real Estate room and basement. 1~ paved road. Will consider all (517)548-3260. With f,replace and deck. BRIGHTON. Large treed lot In Bedroom optional, $43.900. baths. built In 1~. AGking reasonable offers. (313187S- try estate on 10 acres. One. (313)227·5005. super Winans Lake area. BRIHTON. Cheaper than a $69.900 Save' No realtor cost. Spacious family room. formal $64.500 with 15% down on a new car. Clean. nice 2 Brand new energy efficient 3872.'=:-....,...,..,-=-:---::--_-:-:- Call after 5.00 p.m. for an ap- dining room. 2'h baths. car Thre Bedroome Bi·Level. land contract. Federal Land SOUTH LYON. Assumable bedroom. only $8800. Crest 3'12 ranch with contemporary floor $44 900 pOintment (313)229-5120. No garage. $198,000. Oren Nelson BRIGHTON -11% , • Bank, (Sln546-5617. 11.7% mortgage. 3 bedroom services (517)548-3260. 10 Year lal)d contract with plan. Starting construction so Realtors please Real Estate (313)449·4466. bl·le\el. finished family room. $15.000. down, $600. per stili time to personalize. As lit· Three Bedroom Colonial. 1'I: . HQWELL. Repossessed 1,560 BRIGHTON. 3 bedroom. BRIGHTON. Beaulofully land· (313)449-4467.1-800-462-0309. excellent neighborhood, walk month. 2 Wooded and very lie as $3,000 down with first baths 2 car garage $49900. sq.ft. ranch style home on a fireplace. 1'h baths, all for scaped quad. 3 bedrooms. • ,. crawl space With a 2 car at· to town, 2 car garage. $61,900. BRIGHTON. 3 bedroom newer private acres With Contem· year payments as low as $570. under $12.000. Crest Services den. liVing room, dining room. tached garage located two (R·519). Call Joyce Sanday. ranch In lovely area. 1.300 porary Ranch. fireplace, If you qualify. More down Waterfront. 4 bedroom BI· (517)548-3260. family room With fireplace and miles Southwest of CohO<.tah Preview Properties, (313)227· square feet. full basement, 2 garage and barn. Asking means lower payments. Call level, 2 baths, fireplace, 2 car BRIGHTON. Sylvan Glen, wet bar, overlooking natural on ten acres. Interior needs 2200. car allached garage, fireplace. $73,800. Call Bonnie Elder. now for details. Boyd H. garage. $79.900. owner must sell. Late model pOnd. $75,900 (313)229-2508 completion. Asking $37,500. $63,900. (313)47~573. Buchanan. BUilders, (313)87&- SOUTH Lyon area. Complete-' 14 wide with huge carport. (313)231·3140. The LIVingston land contract terms available Group. 9564. Allia Construction Will pay half Iy remodeled 4 bedroom col· Adult Secllon. Crest services. WIth 15% down. Federal Land omal on 10 lovely acres across BRIGHTON, Pinckney. 4 Year of closing cosl. (3t3)229-8007 (517)548-3260. Bank, (517)546-5617. from a golf course. Veteran's old, 4 bedroom, 3'h bath or (517)546-9791. BRIGHTON. Sylvan Glen, mce HOWELL. Red Oaks. double BRIGHTON. New three zero down or hberal land con· home. 10 acres. 3 ponds. 1,060 HARTLAND.US-23 and M·59, 3 bedroom. in Family Seellon wide on huge pnvate canal bedroom two story With base- tract terms, For details call RIZZO ment and two car garage, foot road frontage, fireplace, four bedrooms. 2'1.1 baths. With Florida room and ex pan· front lot. Howell Schools. HARTLAND. Open House John Hancock Real Estate of triple glass Windows. finished farm style, bUilt In 1981. large dos. Crest Services (517l548- Crest Services (5171548-3260. energy conserving, 2x6 wall Sunday, 11·5. BUilders Model. Michigan. ask for Bennell or constructIOn. M.S.H.D A ap- walk-out basement, garage. country lot. Immediate oc· HOWELL. Red Oaks: 3 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Ranch. cupancy. Must see Reduced Leroy, 1~1~533-5!!0starter home. Lots of room to add on. 'plus garage. 90x136 lot, Ranch. '59,90000 OWNER TRANSFERRED - 4 Bedroom. 2'1.1 bath. cathedral ceilings, large living Call John Smith ,lie Colonial on attraclively landscaped 'h acre lot In area, corner lot. Water Connemara Hills has all the extras. Move In condl· privileges. $22.226. REALTY lion, $112.900. LIVINGSTON SERVICE CORP. NORMAli-H.-.M~COLL &SONS WORLD VAN'S. (313)22703455. Delignera- Builders 517/546-8000 ' @ Small ads get 227.6055 Since 1936 646.4783 349-5600 Builders Invited ·Subject to Credit Approval ., 330 N. Center-Northville 1_-0I'IIMlIS attention foo. - ( • •• Wednesday. November 14. 1984-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTIWILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-SoB 102 Auctions 025 Mobile Homes 061 Houses For Rent 064 Apartments 064 Apartments 076 Industrial, 089 Wanted To Rent 101 Antiques 101 Antiques For Sale For Rent For Rent Commerlcal For Rent BRIGHTON, 2 bedroom. new SMALL three bedroom home ANTIQUE hanging lamps. lur· SPECIALS this week: Drop- CARA E. LAVIGNE NORTHVILLE. 1973Champion, carpet and paint, slove and BRIGHTON Cove Apartments WHITMORE Lake. Large one BRIGHTON. 2.500 sq It. light In Brighton. long lerm lease. nature, china, etc. Enllre.large leal table $145. walnut war· AUCTIONEER 14 x 65. Must sacrifice due to relrlgerator. No pets. $340 a now accepting reservations bedroom apartmenl. upstairs Induslnal shop including of· (313)227·7101 evenings. household of quality furnuure. drobe $3SO.oak Ice box $265. 6345Dean Road transler. $5.000. (313143N)441. month plus security. 13131878- lor one and two bedroom 01 house. newly decorated. flce, Dorr Road and Grand (313)68$-S026days collectibles. accessories. oak dresser $165 Ye Olde Howell. 1.11 48843 apartments from $275. Office REDOAR~Sha~~19~ 6915. large deck. garage. large yard. River, lease, $770 per month TILLABLElarm -land slJltabie November 16, 17. 18 Irom House Anllques and Baskel (517)548-1274 hours: 9 a m. to 5 p.m. Phone 14 x 70. 3 bedrooms With ex. BRIGHTON. 2 Bedrooiii~lUlI washer. dryer. lake access (5171548-3080. for growing corn Call collect. 10 a m. to 4 p m (517)54&- Supphes. Sphnt $5. reed $5.SO (517)548-1278 (3131229-8277. pando. corner lot, land con· basemenl. children. pets Available November 15th. S350 BRIGHTON 2."400 square-iOOt (517/733-2578. 0493. Classes 202 E Main Streel For Seiling Action. tract terms available. Ralph welcome. $310. monthly. Terl BRIGHTON. Large 2 bedroom per monlh. (313l665-2959 even· total, 1.400 loot olflce area. re- -IiOLL &. TEDDY BEAR ~hton. (3131??!~~,-- _ Choose 10Auction Banfield Real Estate. (517l54&- Kniss (3131227·2200. and den deluxe lakefront 1~9!i,_ __ _ _ maining 1.000 loot warehouse SHOW&SALE THE Trading Company nollo apartment. S335 plus utilities 8030. BRIGHTON area~ 3 bedrOOm. WALLED LAKE. lakeSide two (3131227·9973. DaVisburg. November 18. Spr· taking cralts. antiques and (~~229-5900-,- , collectibles on conslgnmenl SOUTH Lyon Woods. 12x65. large lamlly room With bedroom apartment. 1395 a BRIGHTON. Office Or-reia.l. Ingheld • Oaks Center. U5-23 • fireplace. basement, oul month. Includes all ulllllles ex· finished unit. 1.200 SQ It . [HOUSEHOlD to M·59 to Ormond Road north or co-op. 390 South Lalayelle redwood deck, ramp. Ex. South Lyon Wednesday thr~ cellent condltoon In and out. building. 4 acres. newly BRIGHTON cept electriC DepoSit re- Woodland Plaza (3131632·5482. 10 DaVisburg Road east to JERRY DUNCAN'S $8,900.(313)437'()708. decorated. $600 a month QUlfed. (3131669-2099 (3131227-4605. Andersonville Road. soulh ','z saturday 1210 6 p m (313)437 Auctioneering LEXINGTON MANOR mile. Hours. 10 am· 4 p.m 5960. WIXOM.-i981- Skyhne.-,4xiil, References. (313)632·7717 1 BEDROOM FROM $275 VrEBBERVIL.::E:-AilartmenC2 BAiGHTCIN:- 1.200 square feet. 101 Antiques AdmiSSion $2 50. All type dolls WILLIAMSTON'bOund? Take Service $19.500. (313)887·2757evenings alter6 p.m 2 BEDROOM FROM $345 bedrooms. appliances. 9935 East Grand River Slore carpel. drapes. garage. and teddies lor sale time out for a stop at THE Farm. Eslate, Household. and weekends. e-RIGH-TON:LOveiy"3 InclUdes heat. pool and lront or office (313)227·5100 ANTIQUE-Oak~ Walnut and (517)~)-332~.J~~)~~~._ FiRE ani!Ques. fire aiirm BACK DOORE. 123 N. Grand Antique, Mlcellaneous. YPSILANTI. 196912x60 Regent bedroom, 1 bath ranch. carpetang. Senior discounts SOUTH l.YO~Retali or olflce Pine Furmture and Collec· bOx. 2 • 60 year old nozzles. toys Fowlerville W~ ,§u-!l~~'1.· 5 mobile home. SaCrifice. fireplace. 2 car allached 229-7881 space. downtown locallon tlbles Open every Saturday 065 Duplexes For Rent and miscellaneous Ilems. Call 437-9175 or 437-9104 garage. basement. S600 plus Q!~1455-148~ __ and Sunday. 1-5 pm. Other. 102 Auctions ~131~~~ _ alter 3p m. (3131887-&39. secu~!X. (313\47&-457..3.._ "~ BYRON. Nlce''2- bedroom BRIGHTON onSecond street. call ahead. The Chall Lady An· 027 Acreage. Farms BRIGHTON. 4 bedroom older apartmenl. fireplace. walk-out 2 bedroom apartment. $2SO 078 Buildings & Halls tlques. 2100Chase Lake Road. LARGE selection 01 lurnlture VANSICKLE Aucllon Service. For Sale home. garage, basement. $500 pallO. washer. dryer hook up. monthly plus ullhtles and $2SO For Rent and collectables. We do slrlPP- H~e-"J51~54~943 farm. household. estate and per month. Option or $4.000 all utlhtles paid. No pets $310 security depOSIt. (313)634· Ing by hand. Open Wednesday miscellaneous, Novi (313)563- • assumption. 152.000. (B·I84). month plus depOSl1. (313)26&- 4635.::.:._~_ 080 Office Space through Saturday. 1 pm to 029 Lake Property W.O. Adam's Antique Mall 5 pm or appolnlment Lake 0455 _ The liVingston Group. Sandy 5431. BRIGHTON. 2 bedroom: new For Rent For Sale Downtown Howell Chemung Oldies. 5255 Easl Gavin only. (313)227-4600. carpet and paant. stove and ~. (across Irom the Grand RlYer. Howell (517)54&- HAMBURG. Zukey -Lake. HOWELL. 1 Bedroom.no pets. refrigerator. No pets. $340 a BRIGHTO~-1.285 sq. ft GRAND PLAZA courthouse) 7784or (517)54&-8875. Beautolul 400 It. waterfront lot Appliances. available month plus security. (313)878- Available Immediately 1.!'~~4-8m. _ November 15. S3OO. monthly APARTMENTS 6915. (3131229-5550. NOW OPEN 7 DAYS PIE saie. -secretary, kitchen ** AUCTION** cupboards. wood stoves. includes eleclr1clty and heat. BRIGHTON.2bedroom.'ap. BRIGHTON:2.700 -square -feel New Dealers Welcome Saturday 030 Northern Property IN HOWELL mahogany tWin beds and Fllst and last month. (517)548- pllances and carport. S350 per available. all or part. new con· .546·5360 November 17. 1984 For Sale dressers. lewelry. granate. ~~ 3810. monlh plus security depoSit. temporary olflce bUilding. Rentals from $313. In- Hacker and Grand River. Ideal Coca-Cola sign and clock. GlADWiN-County~ northwest HOWELL. City. large '-4 no pets (3131227-3500 before ANTIQUE Show (70 Dealers) CHRISTMAS Dodge Grand cludes heat. water. carpet. lor the profeSSional. (3131227- Wingback chair. oak mantle. 'n bedroom. $430. monthly. Alter 5 pm. available December 5. 7th annual "Chnstmas Show" AUCTION 2 bedroom hunting cabin. drapes, range. 2440. much more. US·23 and Monaco, 2 door waterfront lot. near lots of 5:00 p.m. (517154&-5635. HOWELL 2 Bedroom.-.m. November 17. 18. 10 a m to Thursday refrlgeralor. garbage BRIGHTON 4 S300 Thompson Road. EXit 84. Fen· hardtop. Lots of fine State land. $15.000. $5.000 HAMBURG. 2.000-SQ.-It. -Col • mediate occupancy. stove. rooms. - 8 pm. Saturday. 11 am 10 November 15.1984 diSposal, clubhouse. and month. 9932 Webber Street ton (313)62!Hll00. Open dally. antiques. Large down. Land contraci. 11%. 5 omal. 2 baths, 4 bedrooms. 2','z rll!!'9~~0!J~~7)546:!!.~I. , 6 p.m. Sunday. LanSing CIVIC 7:00P.M. pool. No pets. Opened 9 (3131227-4581. 9 am to 5 pm. weekends by Quantity of New and •• years Call after 6 pm (313)887· garage. 2 acres, area of nacer a.m. to 5 p.m. Closed HOWELL 2 bedrooms In' Center. 1 admiSSion $2 Wllh apPOintment. 4B Farms. BAiGHTON~ -Pnme location. Toys; Trucks. cars. Used Tools. 8473. homes. close to ex· Tuesday. cludlng all appliances. thiS ad. (25). ------~--- PROFESSIONAL Santa Claus. Dolls, Games. Wlnd-up pressways. S550 per month. (517)546-7773 references First and last plus 955 sq. ft. attractive office ANTIQUES: bureau:- dressers. Any size party. (5171223-7284. & Battery. Tools. Ap- Taking Good 031 Vacant Property Call Karl. (313)229-2469. 'h month security depOSit center. Immediate Occupan· commode. several other ask lor Mark. pliances. Dishes, Consignments For Sale HARTLAND area. 3 bedroom S300 per monlh. (313)349-0219. cy. (313)229-8500. pieces. (5171546-0952 alter ROLL top desk With chair. Blankets, Pillows. Now open for With basement. appliances. TliEGLENS HOWELL:2 Bedroom 'DuPle-x. BRiGHTON. Upstairs Office 6 pm BRIG H TONTOw n s-h Ip-. large. oak. $550 or best offer Something for Retail sale $400 monlh. Available 1m· live en lovely wooded area near SUite. North Street Proles· ReSidential building sileo lust outSide of town. large (313)685-3413 everyone. young and mediately. (313)887-1843. downtown 8rIlIhtOfl. Easy acc:eu to Slonal bUilding. Available Wed. thru Fri. natural gas. $5.900 (3131632· yard. close to expressway. old. HARTLAND. 3Bedroom 98 and 23. Elfl<:lency 1 & 2 bedroom $250 a month plus security January 1. (313)229-2150 GIANT STRAIGHT out 01 Country lIv· 12-5 5580. units with spacious rooms. private ranch, energy effiCient. dep~lt. (517)546:.2~~,_ BRIGHTON. 1.250 to 6~700sq FLEA MARKET Ing. very old primitive Harvest balconies. fully carpeted. ap- ArIltQueS 8oIroa.ns F""n.tUfe' BRIGHTON /Howeilarea. privacy. basement. garage. feet on Grand River 1/4 mile Table. 3'h foot by 6 foot. $475 2875 Old US-23 Beautoful bUilding sites on pliances. pool t!lOoeolle'fS 28750IdUS-23 Paved to US·23. M·59 • 067 Rooms For Rent west of Bnghton Mall. first Ffl 6PM 10PM s., Sun 10A"'~U Also Oak DIning Table. ex· Hartland, MI48028 variOus Sized parcels. By STARTlNG AT$320 PER MONTH cellenl condItion. $350. HartJand,MI48028 Relerences, security depOSIt. class modern bUilding Call 114 E MtCHiGAN AT PARK of M-59) m-m7 BRIGHTON. Roomer wanted. DOWNTOWN YPSILANTI (1 mi. N. of M·6lJl (1 mi. N. owner. (313)227·7487. $700 a month. (5171546-0525 Century 21 Bnghton Towne (517)54&-5516alter 5:30 p.m. $140 per month. Call (313/227· De.~'s Wllnle

6-B-SOUTH L YON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS- THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday, November 14.1984 ••

105 Firewood 107 IIIsceII8neout • 102 Auctions 1030lrlge& 103 Garage& 104 Household Ooods 104 Household Ooods 104 Household Goods 105 Firewood Rummage Sales Rummlge Sales and Coal and Coal BRAUN & HELMER DINING room set, 9 pieces. MOVING sale. Maple nights- 2 Solas and loveseat, SWivel AMWAY Connection. Buy your HOWELL. ThiS IS iI. June's NORTHVILLE. HOlly Mart S4OO. (3131685-a03O. tand, anllque wardrobe. rocker. 2 matching Oriental SEASON EO hardwOOd, S35. Amway products, free Stain AUCTION SERVICE and Mary Ellen's Chllstmas ASH. Birch, Beech, Maple. Farm. Household. AntI- Bazaar. United Methodist DAVENPORT, chair. S125. For- Phllco cabinet stereo, lamps. rugs, antique looking yet Poplar. Semi and well season- picked up. $42.50 delivered. removal chart for new Extravaganza, held 10 heated Church, 8 Mile and Taft Road, mica table, S10. Household snow tires, toys, skates. modern electric stove, (5171548-2640. customers. Call Audrey que. Real Eatate. garage at 444 East LlvlOgston ed, S35 to $55. Free klOdling Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Items, chlldrens and adult clock, toaster oven, much dresser. Quahty and gOOd (3131227·5684. • Miscellaneous. Street, Oil South Fowler (by with delivery. Campllre and SEASONED hardwOOd, $45 Luncheon served 11 a.m. 10 clothing. (3t31349-60609 am to more. (313)229-6938. condition. (517)546-5403 after Uoyd R. Braun Sefa'sl or South Michigan kindling wOOd by bundle. lace cord, 4x8x16. Cut. split, 14 foot Aluminum boat With 2 p.m. 7 pm. MOVING sal~ - complete 6 p.m. -.a&48 Avenue. Fllday. 16. Salurday, Special pnce on 5 Cord. Also dehvery available. (313)887- trailer, antique desk, oak twin household of quahty fur· Jerry L. Heirnet'. lI84..e308 17,9 am t06 pm. Hundreds of 104 Household Goods ENTERTAINMENT center, THREE rooms of furMure. 4 Kentucky Coal. Eldred and 3664. bed with matlress set, 1983 OIshlngs, collecllbles, In· anhques and collectibles plus oak. brand new, $500. (3131348- months old. S9OO,Will spht. Sons. (3131229-6857. WANTED to buy, up to 10 face Kawasaki KX-80 dirt bike cludlng antiques. November country craft Items Irom AVAILABLE - Saturday service 6228after 5 p.m. call (5171548-5727after 6 p.m. ALL hardwOOds, all seasoned. cords of hardwOOd, cut and medicine cabinet. (5171m 103 Garage & 16, 17, 18 from 10 a.m. to beautiful wreaths to wood on major household ap- 'iFt. Ian fo:'-r-"m~,c:':'a-ta-b-Ie-w-I-thsix TV, Magnavox, 25 lOch color Delivered to L1vlOgston and spht, delivered. (313)437~. 7333. Rummage Sales 4 p.m. (5171546-0493. cralted thlOgs. Come lOin us 10 phances for those who work modern chrome and while console. Older model, gOOd Oakland counties. I, S55. 2 or BABY announcemen~ - ALL GARAGE RUMMAGE thiS two day Chllstmas lun weekdays. Larry's Apphance. MICROWAVE oven, Llllon condition. S75 or best offer more S50 each. Phone 106 Musical Instruments golden and sliver anOlver. • & chairs, $250. Stereo With lair. (517)223-8106. Mean.ln.Qne. SI90. Bar stools. (313)229-6813. (5171826-6109. sarles, engagement an- SALE ADS PLACED IN stand, gOOd beglOner set for AMBASSADOR cornet, S75. THIS COLUMN MUST ATIENTION. bUying used fur- Child. S75. 8 ft contemporary $60. (313)227·2970. ALL Oak firewood Buy nouncements. and much HOWELL - Lake Chemung. USED gas IIreduPlio;' fur. Buescher clannet, S175. Or START WITH THE CITY OIture, SportlOg gOOds, tools. tan sofa. reupholstered. $60. NORTHVILL:E "'-"'ho'-u-s--:eh'-oldh- wholesale. Honest measure- more. The Milford Times 436 Saturday November 17 only. 9- nace, good condition, best oilers. (3131229-5m. WHERE THE SALE IS TO 4. Mobile Home parts, sup- and miscellaneous household 4 ft walnut coffee table. $30. quidallon. Kitchenware, 125.000 BTU·s. S115. (3131437· ment. we deliver. Ley's N. Main, Milford, (313~i507. ACCORDIAN, black and while. BE HELD. THE AD MUST phes, new, used PlumblOg fll· Items. (3131437-6469 Chest of drawers. walnut, $45. glassware, chlOa. tv, tools, 0854. (313)437-4652. Michigan FlIewood, While BRICKS reclaim, excellent for 120 Bass. 4 shilts. $75 hrm. BE PRE·PAID AT ONE hngs, child care eqUipment, BLUE wlOged-baCk- sofa~ S35. 2'h ft. white dog, $6 While linens, end fables, challs. Cloud. Michigan 49349. Phone homes or flleplaceS, $180 per UNFINISHED 2 x 6 bunk (313)227·5776. OF OUR OFFICES OR hllle bit of everythlOg. Crest 200 paperbacks 10 cents each wlOdow bhnds. 38 lOch Width etc.. etc.. etc. 48855 Seven beds. SI99.95 complete The day.!l, (616l689-6254. _ thousand. (313)349-4706. PLACED ON A MASTER by 48 lOch long. S25. Vertic Ie Mile (west of Beck Road). BUNDY Clallnet, hke new, Mobile Home Semce, 6241 (3131227-2326. Furmture Store. (313)~:~66. BEDROOM set and coronel lor CHARGE OR VISA CARD. bhnds. beige, 56 lOchs long Thursday. Friday. Saturday. S2OO.KlOg Coronet, hke new, East Grand River. Bllghton, CONTEMPORARY- dining sale. (3131349-9203. by 134 IOches Wide. cost S300 10-4. COAL, Kentucky hard. 6 Ion S2OO.(517)548-2190alter 6 p.m. next to Midway Glass at Lake room set. ChlOa cablOet. mimmum. $80 per ton. Direct new, $80. One horse deep well BRAND new Frigidaire electric Chemung. __ table, 6 chairs, leaf and padS. OFFICE style desk, wOOdgrain CONN balltone $250. Nor· pump, hke new. S75 Ski pants. WHAT IS THE to you from Kentucky. drop In range, brown. $250. All HOWELL. Basement, Toy and S5OO.(3131887·5519 top. SI00. (313)227·7653. mandy wOOd clarlOet SI50. size 8. worn once. cost $90. (5171546-4223. compressor, 5 months old FREE Miscellaneous Sale. 2975 12x15 Piece olroyal-blue BARGAIN Martin allo sax S175. (3131229- • CHILD'S table and challs. S35. (517)548-1333 COAl. Lump coal for sale. Campbell-Hausfield, 5 H.P: Burkhart Road. 20 Inch epeed Wonder rocklOg horse. cllb carpet. hke new. S35. (313)231· 9041. GARAGE SALE GE automatic washer. S50. BARREL? Stockblldge. Phone (517)851· single phase. 60 gallon bicycle. tllcycles. Hot Wheels. With mallress, gate leg table. 3253. CONCERTMATE MG·l profes- upnght, $695. (3131231·3038. (3131624-4207. If you have an Item you Wish to 8761. typewllters. record players, pine dry slOk, two cane challs. Sional syntheSizer. hke new KITS! PINE harvest table and 3 sell for S25. or less or a group CHAIN saw. Homellte SUper 100,000 BTU Tlmken rotary 1)11 ASK ABOUT YOURS WHEN dlOelle set, clocks, chlldrens GOLD Signature double door condition, Ideal for small humldlher. double mallress chairs. 3 occaSional wOOd of Items selhng for no more XL. 3.4 cubiC lOch. 21 lOch bar. furnace, excellent condUlon YOU PLACE YOUR chairs, lots of household refrigerator lreezer. gOOd con· bands. S250.(5171223-8081. and box spllng. sewlOg chest. tables. Kenmore electnc than $25. you can now place an SI00. (5171223-3440. includes 280 gallon tank. $15: GARAGE SALE AD IN items. Friday and Saturday (3131348-7205 dtlon, S2OO.(3131348-5147. stove (contlOuous clean oven) ad 10 the Green Sheet for 'h CABLE Spinet. Excellent con- FIREWOOD· mixed hardwOOd. Call after 6 pm. (5171546-1706. THE GREEN SHEET November 16and 17.830 am CORNER hutCh. pine. Co-unify GE gas drfer. 2 years. white. avacado. 2 wOOden bar stools. pllce! Ask our ad· taker to dition. (313)227-4520. (You must pick up your kit al t05 p.m. spht and dehvered. (517)851- BRICK, $50 per thousand, you French. glass doors. hghted. S125.(3131437-4607after 6 p.m plus miscellaneous. (5171223- place a BargalO Barrel ad lor PERFECT Christmas gift. your local newspaper olhce 7017. remove and take away. MILFORD MovlOg Sale. 4160 S250 or best oller linda. GE slide-IO oven. S75. Drop-1O 9867. you, (10 words or lessl and Lowrey Contempo 80 theatre during normal business HYDRAULIC pumps: valves (3131229-2425. Old Plank. Saturday. (313)229-2469. counter stove. electriC, $50. PING PONG table ~ lOch par- she Will bill you only $2.25 splOet organ. FUlly automated hours.) and cyhnders for log sphtlers. 110 pound Billiard weight set November 17th. 9 am to 6 pm GOOd condlhon After 5 pm. Ilcle board. Foldable. (This special Is offered to for the beg lOner. Cost S7,2OO COLDSPOT coppe~one (313)45>1722,8 to 6 pm. Mon· With bench, S110 or best. ------Pollery. plants. books. frostless refllgerator freezer. (3131887·5534. playback feature. $45 (313)348- homeowners only-sorry. no Will saCrIfice for S2,750. FOWLERVILLE MovlOg sale. day through Fnday. 8 to 12 Stephens 20 guage shotgun, miscellaneous. Very good condlhon S140. G.E. Stove With top ovenon 2717. commerCial accounts. (3131420-4440. Saturday only. 10 a.m. tc Saturday. $80 or best. (5171546-7021. NOVI. Large IOdoor garage (313)684·5461. cablOet storage space GOOd 5 Piece bleached mitiogany 3 p.m. Freezer. furOiture. HARDWOOD dehvered -FREE. PIANO, old upllght. looks BAR. Knotly Pme. S40 or best • sale. Baby Items, children's DINETIE set, contemporary, condition. $30. (313)229-9484. bedroom outht (tWIO beds). good, needs tunang. S250. household, miscellaneous. clothing. household goods Buy 2 cords or more and save offer. call after 6p.m. (313)229- tempered smoked gray glass GREEN plaid sofabed and $125. (517)546-5449. WATER BEDS AND (313)229-9425 7377Sharpe Road. 'I" mile easl 21636Phllhps Drive. November s. Call (3131437-5350. 6848. table With chrome pedestal chair S125. Student desk S25. PANASONIC am·lm stereo SUCH BY SHAD ~h schoo=.I.__ 16. 17from9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 16 to 18 Inch blocks. S32 face SPECIAL Sale. Plano-Organs. BABY rocker seat S10. pen. and four chrome pedestal Cal alter 5 p.m. t~~~~~~4. receiver. turntable, 3·way Complete frame, headboard. new and used. Best deal thiS FOWLERVILLE. MovlOg sale. NORTHVILLE. MOVING SALE. cord. 4x8x16. free dehvery on dulum clock $35, men's ski challs. S275.(313)229-2457. speaker S3OO. (313)227·5313. maUress, heater. hner. 1111 kit. area. New from S960and used Most of our stull must sell Tappan electllc range. 1 year three cords or more. Call boots size 10. S5. All hke new. HEAVY PlOe dlOlOg room set QUEENSIZE Bed Wlthhead· chOice of stalO and 6 drawer from SI00. We also buy your 4811 North Gregory, near fall old. Wrought Iron With glass Demeuse Excavating, (313~25. With two leaves. 4 Side chairs board. must sell. (3131231-3828 pedlstal. S3OO. Everything the old pianos, Sohmer. Tokal. grounds Thursday through? top dlOing set. SplOet plano. (517)548-2700. WHOLESALE DfRECi TO YOU and 2 arm chairs. 44 10· after6 pm. same With regular pedis tal. Cable. KawaI. Dealers' 209 S. HARTLAND General Store excellent condlhon. May tag LOG Sphtlers.-Sh--p::- 2 :otage m Furniture Wholesale ches x 65 IOches opens to 89 S19O.Many others from SI50. MaIO Street, Ann Arbor. Ihe Village Doors: wOOd. washer and dryer. Sears push pump. 26.000 pound lorce. Distnbutors of Michigan seil- IOches. Excellent value. S500 No particle board used. 14 (3131663-3109. CIRCULATION metal. fold 109 and sWlOglOg, lawnmower. 16 aluminum REBUILT dryers. washers. S695. Hodges Farm EqUIp- NORTHVILLE RECORD It. ing all new merchandise In (313)229-7132after 4 p m. year warranty on all mat· pre·hOlshed and natural. S10 ladder. 18 10. hedge tllmmer. ranges. refllgerators. ment. (313)629-6481. STERLING upnght plano. original cartons. 2 piece mat· tresses. custom orders to S20 Over 100 to choose 50 yard shOOllng range trap for HOTPOINT electllc self.:(;lean Guaranteed. GOOd condition. Must sell. Movmg. (517)548- 313-349-3627 tress sets, !win SS9, fUll S79. welcome. MIXED hardwOOd. $40 face from Tuesday and Thursday. 22 guage lillie. Antique saws. range With hOOd SIlO. shower economy PIICed. See at World 8864. queen $99, sofa-sleepers $119, cord (4x8xI6) and S50 10 am to 4 pm. Saturday, well pump, and desk. Area glass doors lor tub S50. brass Wide TV. Bllghton Mall. 313-349-6535 CONSIDER Classihed then bunk beds complete $88, 7 delivered. (313)231·2528. open unhl noon. rugs, let out Canadian mlOk and glass chandeher S35 After (313)227-1003. SPINET CONSOLE consider It sold. piece living rooms $239, MIXED seasoned hardwood, stole, size 12. Texas Instru· 5 p.m. (313)227-4996. WHIRLPOOL dryer. avocado. PIANO BARGAIN HAMBURG Manufacturer's decorator lamps from $14.88, 5 RECLINER, burgundy leaiiiir. spht. $40 facecord, 8 x 4 x 16. CABBAGE Patch look·ahkes Rep. sample sale. Thursday. ment Tl·99A computer With 1981 Kilby upllght Sweeper gas. drys great. $80. (3131348- Wanted: ResponSible party to piece wOOd dinettes $159, $BOO $30 Carpet. 10xl'. gold. $15. 4500 West Marr Road. Howell. for sale while they last. S2300. tape, new. Many more Items. With all the aUachments and 9854, _ take over low monthly Fllday.9:30 a m. to 5 p.m. No PitS now S375. (3131498-2343. (5171546-4237. (3131231-3253. (3131348-1398. Further Clean· rug shampooer. Cost S700 payments on splOet plano. seconds. Beautiful gifts. Now open to public, skip the REFRIGERATOR • .,- CUbic fl.. 105 Firewood CHILO'S wooden stove. Porcelain dolls. Cabbage out sale. Saturday. November new, runs hne. sacnllce S125. OAK, ash. 4x8x161O. Unspht Can be seen locally. Wnte middleman. Dealers and In- good for dorm usage. $50 and Coal refngerator. cupboards made Patch look·ahkes. Chllstmas 17.10t04. (517)676-3058. S35. Delivered, minimum Credit Manager. P.O. Box 537. stitutional sales welcome. (313)437-6570. three. (5171223-3533. by Moonkin, $75. (3131437-1037. ornaments. at least 20% belol!l KIRBY Classls III Vacuum with ShelbYVille, IN. 46176. Name brands Serta, etc. SEARS dlshwasher:-GE-gas AAA Firewood. coal, Super K CRAFTSMAN 10 inch radial relall 9428 Hull Road, oil M-36. aUachments SI00 (3131878- OAK and hickory 4 x 8 x 16. 9451 Buffalo. Hamtramck. 1 dryer. Excellent SI00 each. kerosene. propane fllhng. saw, on stand, almost new. between Buck Lake and 6297or (3131878-5238. Open 7 days. Fletcher & $30 a face cord dehvered' block N. of Holbrook. 1 block (3131227·3056. (313)229-6935. 107 Miscellaneous S175.(3131437-0025. Chilson Road. WHATISTHE KIMBALL SWlOger600organ Rickard Landscape Supplies. E.ofConant. 2 Student desks With chairs. DETROITER ping pong table, HOWELL Collage moving 875-7166Mon. thru sat 10 7 With mUSIc and bench. 3 (313)437-aoog~.~o---- ONE year seasoned hard· AMWAY Products dehvered to tli S25 each. TwlO headboard. 5 S75. Glass hreplace screen, sale. Beds, dressers. chairs. BARGAIN desks. 1 modern. 2 antique: 3 wood. spht and dehvered, $40 your home. we accept all 18708 Telegraph, 2 blocks S. of drawer chest. blue formal size ANTHRACITE. coke. 44x32. S2O.(5171548-5540. kitchen Items. etc. 2525 Rub- rocklOg chairs. 2 antique. 1 all face cord. 4x8x18. (517)548- brand name coupon for 8 Mlle. 14. (313)632·5102. bitumlOous coal. All available bins. Olive (oil W. Coon Lake BARREL? wood. Poker table, very Olce. 3165after 6 p.m. DENTIST chair With motor. hke " you have an Item you Wish to 532-4080, Mon. thru sat. IlHl, by bag or bulk. We dehver. redemption. Try our quahty. Road and Tllangle Lake SOFABED. belge.green pnnt new. first $175. (5171548-5383. sell for S25. or less or a group Sun. 12-6 round dark plOe kitchen or (3131474:..:-4:::9~22,,-.__ SEASONED firewood. cut and (3131878-9169. Road) Saturday. 11 a.m. Sun· S2OO.(517)548-2359after 5 pm of Items selhng tor no more 14460 Gratiot, 2 blocks N 017 dlOelle set the 4 captalO or APPLE. Ash. Beech. Oak. spht. 10 face cord mlOimum. AMAZING "THERMAR" cuts FilL sand or clay, 50 cents day~~'.::.m::.::.... _ than S25.you can now place an Mile, 521-3500. Mon. thru sat.. tavern challs; heavy clark plOe SEARS frost·lree rellgerator Birch. Maple, etc. Also the 4 x 8 x 16. (313)878-6106. Also hot water bills up to S300 a per yard while supply lasts. coffee table. (313)437·3667 With Ice cube maker. 19 cu.ft • cut your own. ad 10 the Green Sheet for 'h llHl "DELUXE MIX." Seasoned 1·2 year. Instant demand, Dehvery available. (517)546- alter5 p.m. S325.(313)349-5880. HOWELL. November 15 pllce! Ask our ad·taker to 10909 Grand River. comer of Years. Delivered. Free klOdl· SEASONED Hardwood. tankless water heaters. 3860. through 18. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. place a Bargain Barrel ad for Oakman, 934-8900, Mon. thru LARGE capacity Sears upnght SOFA. 3 cushion. green plaid: 109 Michigan's hnest slOce reasonable rates. (3131887· (5171548-1673. FRANKLIN stove. 30 gallon 011 3241 North Burkhart Road. sat 10-7 you, (to words or less) and freezer, excellent condition. Herculon. best offer. Milford 1970. Light hauhng. sheds. 1253. APPLES· Dehclous. great for hot water heater. oil furnace. North of Grand River. 7 Piece Dixie Hwy. miles W. of she Will bill you only S2.25. 4515 (3 Sl50 (313)348-7484. (313)363-2569. garages, barns, trash remov· SEASONED hardwoods. $45 eatlOg fresh or processlOg, 250 galion fuel 011 tank. S50 DlOlOg Room Set. Couch With Telegraph), Waterford Twp., (ThiS special IS ollered to LARGE executive desk. wOOd. SEARS heavy duty washer and ed, sand·road gravel. semi face cord 4x8x16. $4.50 to S6.50 bushel. Also each. (5171546-0985. matchlOg Loveseat. etc. New Pontiac. 874-4121. Mon. tilru homeowners only-sorry. no S175.TwlO bed. S25 CarpetlOg. dryer. used only 5 times. $495 loads of 100" oak poles. Hank dehvered WlthlO 10 miles of fresh dehclous cider. S2.OO GREENWARE Christmas Items added dally. cash only. sat. llHl; Sun. 12-6 commercial accounts 9x12. S25 14 lOch tile. S15 GE gas dryer. S75. (313)878- Johnson. Phone 7 days. Howell, 2 cord mlOlmum gallon. (517)546-8832. (5171546- Villages, regular S28. now S18. (313)349-64~__ __ _ 3824. (313134~ _ (5171548-1371. 5757 Taking orders at (517)223-3897.

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Alarm Service Brick, Block. Cement Building & Remodeling Building Remodeling & Carpentry Chlmn~ Clelnlng & Clean Up & Hauling Engine Repair Health Care RepaIr ALARM systems. Commer· BRICK, Block, Cement Work ADDITIONS. decks. new JUNK removal. hght hauhng SMALL englOe repairs. Lawn KITCHEN remodeling. CARPENTER. 30 years ex· COUNTRY SIDE ADULT DAY clal. reSIdential. fire. burglar. and FootlOgs. Also carpenter homes. remodel. IOsurance Reasonable rates (313)349- and garden tractors, cablOets and countertops penence Remodehng and ACT now I Fall speCial. Will CARE CENTER. In a home hke A. McCardell, 5486 losco work and excavahng. 30 Years 8205. work. licensed builder. Free References. Tom Nelson sweep now, $40. After snow snowblowers. mowers. atmosphere; sociahzation, ac- Road. Webberville. (5111223- Experience. Young BUilding repalls. A-I work at ------_.- ~s.!IITla~S (517)54~267. (313)632·5135 S55 Free eSlmates on any rotohllers. chalO saws, etc. tiVitieS, supervision, kindness 3162 and Excavating. (313)878-6067 reasonable pllces (517)223- Clock Repair repair work. call JB Chimney located 10 Hartland area. and a hot meal by the day or ALLSTAR Alarm Co. Burglar or (313)878-6342 QUALITY bUlldong at the 3146. ---_. Sweep. call any time and may (5171546-6934. week. call Glona Bruhowzkl alarms, reSidential and com- lowest pllces Additions. HOME Improvemenl:all types CEMENT. masonary. quahty REMODELING-ALL KINOS leave message. (313)229-7555 Delivery Service (313)437·1871. mercial. (517)546-4847. 2071 garages. repairs. roofing. of carpentry work. Custom Excavating work. Reasonable pnces Additions, Window Replace- (313)229·9287. Call before Mason, Howell sid 109, cement and block remOdeling. countertops, Free estimates Licensed. me"t. Porch enclosures. 1 p m. (313)229-94~ __ HAULING of sand, gravel. top- (517)546-0267. work (3'3)437·'92~ _ cabinets. drywall. Call Gary. Doors & Service Aluminum ROGER FOSS (313)437·9453. SOIl. Backhoe work. Septic (313) 437-o33l1 Systems. Reasonable rates WINTERIZE YOUR HOME QUALrTY carpentry- and OLDE ENGLAND Drywall JOHN'S AlumlOum. hcensed "I will be glad to show you my (517)548-2220DenOis Vesper. CEMENT, BRICK. Replacement wlOdows and remodehng. Licensed Free CHIMNEY 1 contractor. We do reSidential work." References given. BLOCK AND doors, weatherstllplng, chalk· estimates. Reasonable pnces. DRYWALL. hang hnlshed and and commerCial work Free SWEEP Fencing FOUNOATIONS 109. chimney reparr • tuck (517)546-0267. textured. Call Frank (517)546- estimates. and reasonable Large jobs and all repairs. Ex· AAA Construcllon General pOlntlOg. SERVICE 5389or Jim (517)548-3634. rates on alumlOum and vmyl REMODELING. flOish carpen. perlenced, licensed & In- contractor We do any type 01 Storm wlOdows and doors. LIVINGSTON Plastering/- Floor Service INVESTORS sid 109. gutters, tllm. Slorm try. cablOet. formlca. ceramic. sured. Work myself. Fast & ef· construcllon. new or remodel. crawl space repall. IOsulatlon Texture Company. Repairs, Windows, Thermopane Quality workmanship. ProfeSSional Sweeping ficient. Free estimates. 348- resldenhal or commerCial. KRUPA CONSTRUCTION remodehng. customizing. pre- Furniture Refinishing WANIED replacement wlrldows, storm , guaranteed. H. Plummer 0066 or 532-1302. from start to hOish. no need to Even. (313)231·3992 since 1979 fesslonal quality. (313)227- doors. awnangs. enclosures. BUilder, (313)735-4~_ After a fire call anyone else No lob 100 Charler Member-MI. 7325 custom made shutters, car· ora 11000 ... CONCRETE work. Quahty at a big. non too small Licensed A bUlldlOg and remodehng Carpet Cleaning Chimney Sweep GUild H~ndyman ports, mobile home skllting. M. B Drywall. Quahty work- after an\' disaster ... fair price. Basements. (517)548-6710. (517)548-4387. protesslonal. Addl\lons. (313)231-1189 Insurance work welcome. 30 Free estimates. Reasonable IItakes money to garages, walks. dllveways. Additions. basement remodel. flOished basements. wlOdow PROFESSIONAL carpet~ fur~ EXPERIENCED handyman: years expellence Call rates. (313)632-5699. foundations, patios. curbs, bath. decks. dormers. elec- replacements and more. Mure, wall cleanlOg. Fire and HOUSE 01Commons Chimney Home repalls, plumblOg, elec. help p.:ople (517)223-9336 or (517)223-7168 parklOg areas. repair work trical. garages. gullers. 10· Licensed. Free eShmates smoke. water damage. 2 step Sweep Company. All Electrical Illcal. custom remOdehng. rebUild their hves. ~4hour answe!!!!ll serv~_ Call Pyramid. (313)227~~ __ surance repalls. kitchens. (313)227·5340 cleaOlng. Service Master of chimneys and wOOd stoves Free estimates. satisfaction A lot of monev. HENRY Stamper and Sons plumbing. pole barns. rooflOg. Howell. (517)546-4560 thoroughly cleaned. For Ihe guaranteed. Call Dick. Give to the • Appliance Repair cleanest lob. call (313)348- (313)227·2889 or Ron (313)227- Cement and mason contrac· SldlOg. Window replac~men~!o. Bulldozing SPECIALI Profes-slOnal carpel ELECTRICAL SERVICES Red Cross. 6796~.:::... . Licensed • dependable. All 2859. REFRIGERATION, all condl' tors. Cement work. block cleanlOg $6.95 room, mlOimum 'WII help. Will )ou? BULLDOZlN(f-gradlng. types of work. home or hOOing. automatic washer and work, block basements. foun· BURNS AND SONS 3 rooms. FurMure cleamng. 2 SPECIALI Now save 20% off HANDYMAN. Painting-: dryer service. (Former Sears datlOns. 35 years expellence backhoe work. trucklOg and pieces. S24 50. Ones 10 2 on profeSSional Chimney buslOess. 24 hour emergency drywall. carpentry, panehng repairman). (313)887-2197. call (5171546-29n. dralO fields. Your.g BulldlOg & hoursl Call now I (517)223-7218 cleanlOg and furnance tune-up service, free estimates. Mike, and home repairs. Free QUALITY BUILDER Excava\lng Enterpllses (313)887·2921. (517)521·3810. TlFFANY'"S-carpet- Cleaning and repair. call now! (5171223- eSllmates. Call Loren LICENSED AND INSURED 7218. + ~~~318?8:§067 Co Steam cleanlOg 30 years (313)349-2246 If no answer, cali American Red Cross INGRATIA&SON For free estimates on your ad- before 8 a.m. or alter In cleamng 2 Rooms plus hall. THE M3d Haller. FneplaCes. ELECTRICIAN, i1Censed dillon. dormer. new home. BAGGETT'-- 5'30 p.m SAPUTO'S CONSTRUCTION $48.95. Whole house. S95 00 wood stoves, repans. ac· Resldenllal and commerCial. reasonable and rehable con· garage. roof or srdlOg. call EXCAVATING Upholstery speclahsts. 50% cessorles. Cleanliness Free estimates Reasonable HANDYMAN. carpentry. -roof. crete. bllck. block and lot APPLIANCE (313)426-3396 guaranteed. Insured. (517)548- rates. (313)227·1550. (313)437· 109. electncal. plumblOg. ce- Septic systems. base- oil on ScotCh Guard (313)437· All washers. dryers. gradlOg 15 years expellence 6863 6358. _ 1913 ment (3131437-4834. relngerators, Ireezers No CommerCial. Industllal, CAMPBELL·MITCHELL Inc ments. bulldOZing. ------service charge (313)624·9166 reSidential. Free estimates Roohng. SldlOg. allerahons. 9ra"el, driveway cui· Carpet Service call RICO IOsurance repalls 24 hours verts. parking lots and SPECIALIPro"essional (517)548-5616 (313)227·9227_ sewers. cArfPETln-slaiied and EVERYTHING in Wall & Ceiling Building repalled. 25 years expenence Supplies and Accessories washer and dryer repair. Ser· NORTHVILLE vice call only S13.95 Be 10 ser· (517)223-3934 • Grabber Screws & Products ~ ROOT'S \lE.e..t.~~htl (517122~72!8. _ . POURED CONCRETE 349-0116 CARPET :-VinYl and - ille - In· ReSidential. CommerCial It costs no more staller 20 years expenence. • Drywall • Metal Studs • Tie Wires • Furring Auto Repllr TrenChed foundahons. base- ... toget G & R Custom BulldOZing, also has gOOd buys on carpel • Adhesive • Insulation ~ EXCAVATING ment walls. block. and all hrst class workmanship dnveways and gradlOg. all and pad Call Bob (313)227- HIU'S-onTlieSpol Auto other types of cement work FIRST PLACE WINNER of bulldOZing and trUCking 5625. 45283 G'.nd RI•• , Repair. servicing cars at your two National Awards, needs Highland (3131887-6418 ----- __ ._---_ .. ~~~i Novi. MI48050 • SNOW PLOWING & REMOVAL New construction and repalls B CONTRACTS AVAILABLE home. buslOess or on the Free estimates on all work. big HAMILTON has beer, PONOdredgrngand develoP. Catering road 24 hour service. (5171223- or small Licensed. IOsured. satlsfymg customers ment Turn swamp areas IOtO THe-Happy cOOkers-Catewlg 5 uilding : • BULLDOZING • BACK FILLS n54. for over 20 years. =' call Mike. (313)348-0213. or useful Imgahon or decorative services to ht every occasion MINOR Collision-Service. (313)427-0200 You deal directly With the ponds EqUipped for last eflo· • BASEMENTS • DRIVEWAYS owner. All work guaran- (517l?l-?-1~4.4.__ •• __ upply co.,inc. Ii custom palOtlng. speclahzlOg clent work Ron Sweet, • ROADS e STUMP REMOVAL 10 rust work. (313)227·2267alter teed and competitively (313)437-17~.______TRENCHING. 4 lOch through Ceramic TIle WINTER HOURS: ~p.m _ . _ priced. 0(:( GRAVEL/TOPSOIL 0(:( 12 lOCh foollngs. Block work M,-F, 8-4:30, Sat. 8-Noon • FREE ESTIMATES Carpentry 348-5560 RADIATORS. Heater cores. and electncal hnes dug can All ceramiC Ilie e~peniy done. "WE WILL GLADLY • DeSigns low, low pnces. At Mechanacs ANy-carpentry and Remodel· new and repair. Licensed. MOVE THE EARTH (517)54~21!l. ~~1.!~2~961!._ • Addillons • Kitchens AulO Supply. 4990 South Old Ing. Licensed BUilder. (3131227·7754.(313)474-0008. FOR YOU" U5-23. Bnghton. (313)229-9529, Building & Remodeling • Porch • Enclosures, (313)231·1128 BOe;'"S-cERAMIC TILE Will FREE ESTIMATES (!'3~~9~2O _ etc. DAviDR:- Hull -bUilder. AAA Construciion. All types 0' remodel bath or kitchen complete. Will repair or replace • Brick, Block. Cement ReSidential and commerCial HAMILTON remodel or repair. new and old 684·2707 New homes and commerCial homes (517)546-6710 IIle. Free eSllmates. Call Custom (3131229-2529. BRICK-and Block WOrk, new construction. Remodeling and CARPENTER TriiereSted- In de- Jim Root anil repair. 36 years ex· additions Pole barns. Free Remodeling Ing the work Ihat you need CERAMIC Tile IOstalled. Free ALLFENCINGKINDS 17 v..... Experience. pellence. Beryle (Gene) estimates. Insured and state Call5S9-5590 ... 24 Hours done. Remodeling and repair. ~shm.!te. (3131878-3882.__ . Commerciale Residential elndustrial liines 4~7.()401 • __ ~cel}sed ~5.!!!2!~~. e,all_Walte!Qllo (313)~7·?2~:.. Chlmne.Y Cleaning & All Types of Chain Link eSplit Rail & Farm Repllr Specializing in Wood Privacy Fences * BRAD CARTER* A clearichlmney Isa Saiilone. C.&FCEMENT SIEBE • SOl STEEL CARPENTER For a profeSSional lOb call Flat Cement Work • Custom Deck Building · ALL TYPES OF Specializing in Stan's Chimney CleanlOg . • Pole Barns • Fence Repair (313)887·2909. Licensed, IUlly • · CEMENT WORK • BUILDERS SUPPLY BASEMENT Insured. BASEMENT, A Complete BuNder. Supply r.rd REC ROOMS CHIM NEYS-:t~repl-aces, FREE COMPLETE WALK GATE GARAGES, STEEL BEAMS HfNGES repaired or bUilt new, cleaned. With Fence installations purchased before DRIVES, WALKS. COLUMNS JOIST ANGLE 352-0345 * WOOd stove IOstallatlon. State December 1,1984. (miminum requirement) HEADER PlATES * NAILS licensed, Insured NorthVille ETC. BASEMENT SASH LOCK SETS Construchon. Free estimates. CULVERTS PIPE & SUPPLIES CUSTOM Carpentry. All (3~31~103!. • _ RESIDENTIAL ANQLEIRONS FINISH HARDWARE South Lyon Fence :& COMMERCIAL AEltOD SKYLIGHTS phases of carpentry, WIRE MESH speCialiZing In "nlshed 0& R CHIMNEY SWEEPS years experience AND MORE Company · 30 basements and olhce 10- Serving South Lyon, Novl, 1279 S. Old US·23. Brighton lenors. Free estimates. 28 Whitmore Lake. Reasonable :(313)348-2710 years experience. Call after rates. Call Dan (3131437·1279. (313) 437-4445 • (3131 227-7323 3 ~ .P!!'..:.m~~.?6-jl59.! ... _ ------• •• weonelSoay, NOvtlmtler 14, 1\1&f-SOUTH L YON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE.NOVI NEWS-THl! MILI'OI1L) f1MI:l)-.7·"

• 107 Miscellaneous 107 Miscellaneous 107 Miscellaneous 107 Mlscellsneoua 108 Miscellaneous 109 Lawn Garden 110 Sporting Goods 107 MlscellaneoulS 107 Miscellaneous & - Wanted Care and Equipment GLASS doors and mesh KAYAK 454 sand pool filter. NATIONAL Steel Building NEW heavy duty canvas tarps, SILK weddings by Marilyn. UNUSUAL gills for all ages on WEIGHT bench and two seta screen for Fireplace. $25. one year old. $100 Sears Company must sell all steel 12x12. $40: 12x16. $55. 12x18. bouquets. corsages. head display at 5013 Burton. DOG Cage. medlum·sized. SEARS LT 10 h.p. tractor. 01 weights, excellent condI- (313)632·7378. C&rousel slide prOjector. $40 bUildings in stock for matenal S65.12x20. $75. (313)22U982. pieces. boutonnieres. Lakeland. one mile off M.J6. (313)349-5463 36 Inch mower and snow tion. S50.(313)229-5022. GLORIA'S Swee( Shop. PanaSOniC 8 track player cosl. We have 30. 40, 50. NEW-I,', length wool coat with (5171546-9581. Wood 'n Wares. (313)231·2508 SCRAP copper. brass. blade. $375. (3131878-9322. downtown Howell. above ~~~~. $25 (313)231·9031 60 foot Wide bUildings and 111 Farm Products real fur collar. Size 7~. $175 STORM windows. inside USED color TVs. great selec· radiators. battenes, lead. lion. USED lawn tractors. 8 HP. Adam·s. Cake and candy sup- LABELS.Lat>eTs-iOr any occa- some odd Sizes, We musl sell (3131227~754. sliders. custom made. Free tlon. from $79. century Elec· Junk cars Used auto parts through 10 HP •• with rototlller CAROL'S Plucking Parlor. plies. gourmet coffee. etc sion. mailing labels and lull these buildings Immedlalely OILlank:-iSO gallon capacity. Esllmates. (5171548-2200. tromcs. (313)227·5422 sold cheap. Free appliance ~nd snow blade. (3131-459-3053. your chickens and turkeys Open dally. 10 am to 6 pm. data base kept. Professional Buy now for Ihe guaranteed Gas tank. 200 gallon capacity. dumping. Regal's (517)546- butchered. For appointment. (511154&-4047. pnnt quality. Call The Label lowest pnces of Ihe year. Call SCRAP lumber lor sale. many 7'Iz foot Valley pool table::V, 110 Sporting Goods electriC water heater. 52gallon sizes. very reasonable. Inch solid slate top, like new. 3820. (3131878-5606. HOWE 1000 pound platform Place. (5171546-0976 24 hours a day 1-a00-83~2246 capacity. like new. 3 electnc (5171548-3030. $500. (313)227-6518after 5 pm USED toys. F P-or Similar, Jet ANN ARBOR ROD AND GUN DRY cracked corn. $5.50 per scale. SI00. (5111546-2798 LONG Black Leather Coat Wllh ext. 45 molor water pumps. SimpliCity 10 Inch S'e'"'a'""r'--sC:;C:"ra";ft'-s-m-a-n-'-ta-'-b"-leWEDDING I nVltalion S, port. auto service center. COMPANY. New Remington 100 pounds. Your bags. HAND·MADe-slate' -Que beaullful fox collar Size 14. NEViFuuBliSiCi:- call and Sickle type power mower saw. $260. (517)548-2677. napkins. thank you notes. barn Woman's size 8 or 10 1100 Slug Barrels. S100. 870 (517)546-4498. Master pool table. Anllque $100. 20 Inch Sears ~ke. 01le!.!3~ 3)437·3757 • Sickle type grass edger. matches. everything for your snowmobile SUit (313)229- Slug Barrels. $92. Large stock DOWFLAKES Calcium SINGER-deluxe model. reproduction. Like new. $925. Snowblower. $200. (313)349- (511)223-9720 POr. 8233 new and used guns Two full· table zlg·zagger In sturdy car· wedding. The Mlllord Chloride. 100 Ib bag S1395 (313)227~754. 2017. time gun smiths. (313)769-7866. OIL 'flred'hot watefbOller. rYlng case. Payoff cash or Tlmes.436 N. Main. Milford. WANTED TO BUY. STANDING Cole's Elevator. east end of LOVEseat. rust, very gOod S48 is your pre-schoOTirready lor 130.000 BTU. excellent. payments of $7 per month. 5 (313)885-1507. TIMBER. WE PAY CASH. COUNTRY Wheels Bicycle Manon Street In Howell. $Ome stimulallon after lunch? condillon, S100 Beauhful (517)546-4634 year guarantee. Universal (3131887·3225.(313)887-4851 Shop. Snow shoes. bicycles (517)546-2720. LiVingston Montesson Cenler country solid wood cocktail PRESCOrTMeat ProceSSing. Sewing Center. (~13l334~~. WANTED to buy oldOnental and accessones. (5171546- GIFT boxes and baskets ship- table. Ladles' rabbit coat. size has IImiled openings for 18314 WilliamSVille Road. WHATISTHE rugs, Navaho rugs any sIze or 5542. ped UPS anywhere in the children ages 2'h thru 5 years 11·12, S35 (313)227·3917. SENCO guns. staples and Gregory Butchenng and pro- condilion Call Ann Arbor. DOWN hili SkiS, Hawthorn. USA. Great busmess gIfts In our P.M. class (12 35 to repall service available for i.1iLWAuKEE--hand gnnder. cessing callie and lambs and BARGAIN (313)995-7597or (313176U555 poles, $75. Hart poles. $150. Phone orders welcome. 3:15 p.m. Monday thru Fn· SENCO guns at Lee $75. (511)223-8970 beef sales Deer Processing. Boots. size 10. $50. Ski rack. Spicer Orchards (3131632· day). Call (313)227-4666 lor In- Wholesale. (313)437-6044 BARREL? WANTED, 1977 Michigan duck MORTONSOltener Salt, 80 Ib Call for appolnlment (3131498- $25. (5171548-3340. 7692. Apple Cider and donuts. STEEL. round and square tub- If you have an Item you Wish to stamp and pnnt (5171546-4422. formation or to arrange to bags, White Cryslals $4.50. 2149. holiday nuts, Open dally 9 am mg. angles. channels. beams. sell for $25. or less or a group Monday through Froday. GUNS· buy. sell. trade. All observe. System Saver Pellets S5 95, S-Oun Cablnet to 6 pm. U5-23 North to Clyde POST hole- dlggmg lor -pOle etc. Call Regal's (517)546-3820 of Items selling for no more 730 am 104 pm. kinds, new and used. Com· Super Pellens $7 75 Cole's WIth LocItlng Road eXIt. • barns. fences and wood than S25.you can now place an WANTED small furnace or plete reloading headquarters. OIa.. Doots STEEL Gates. 10 It $49.90. 12 Elevator. east end of Manon decks ~3)437"675 ad In the Green Sheet for 'h Guns Galore. Fenton. (3131629- HAY and straw. (517)546-4265 It. $54 75- other sIzes In stock. lowboy. Also man to Install Street In Howell (517)546-2720 pnce! Ask our ad-taker to 5325 IT-TV ~ $99.00 Cole's Elevator. east end of garage door and remodeling HAY and straw. custom corn Family and Adult MOVie enter· METAL Closet.' '$20. Melal place a Bargain Barrel ad for PAINTINGS Mallon Street In Howell. w~k.J§!7)546-5514~_ _ __ , and soybean combining, plow· lalnment. Concerts and local closet. $10. (313)231-3066after BARGAIN BARN a umquely personal gift. Many you. (10 words or less) and Ing. Rainbow Farms. (517)223- 56'0101-58lutt of Howe'll (517)546-=-27,-,=20"".__ ~_ Sports, Call for details 5p.m. Open Wed s.t 10-5 sizes and subjects Pnced she Will bIll you only $2 25 109 Lawn & Garden DEER 3906 SNOW plow 7'h It.. full power (313)229-7807 MINK cape-stole. 'like new 517/546-5995 considerately. For apPOint· (ThiS speCial IS offered to Care and Equipment HAY $1.00. Apples and pears· ment call Genevieve Begin. angle and 11ft.lights. A·l con· homeowners only-sorry. no PROCESSING $500 or best oller (313)227· dillon $700. (313)437·1411 pecks $1.00. bushels $350 (517)546-7970,Howell. commerCial accounts AAA peat. topSOil. bark. sand. TOp Choice INTELEVISION plus-games. 5791. Walnuts. (313~57. SNOW Blower-:- Jacobsen. gravel. Decorallve stone 1m· Hinds & Sides $45. Weights and bench. $150. MINOLTA XGl with F 4 lens Holiday Bakers mediate delivery. Open 7 KATLIN Orchards open'every POOL table and-accessones. "Snow·Burst" • 3 h p.. like 0: best oilers. (313)229-5m. and case. $250. Mlnofta Auto new. S175.(313)349-1642. days. Fletcher & Rickard Land- Bill Chopp day. Spy·s. Johnny·s. Red Winder G. film advance. $80. ndled Fru.t, FOiled FrUit· $60 (313)227·2420. WANTED Delicious. Gold DeliCIOUS. Ida KNAPP 'shoe distributor. SOLID rock maple doubie scape Supplies. (3131437.a009 Vlvllar zoom Thrystor flash. ake Pans. Fllodough. piNG PONG table' and ac· Red·s. Emplles Fresh Cider Leonard Eisele. 2473 Wallace ancy Cookies. Bulk pedestal 8 drawer desk. WALNUT TIMBER A·l processed and blended Quality Meats $80. Celestron 1000mm. lens cessones. excellent condl' every day. Honey and Jams. Road. Webberville (517)521· hocolate. Molds, No sal 5Ox22x3O. stnpped. ready for real topSOil Used rallraod 3332. and case. $250 (313)349-6953 No Sugar Cookies, Cake lion. S30 Call (313)231·2198 & WHITEOAK ties. playbox sand. decorallve 22894 Pontiac Trail 6060 Oak Grove Road. Howell • reflntshmg. $170. Large col· (517)546-4907. Decorating Supplies, KIRBY vacuum.1979. Wllhal- MASTERCRAFT -handmade PING-Pong table. IIke- new. onlal rocker. $170. One boy's call stone. red and black meslta, In King Plaza pool table. $GOO or will trade Rent·A-Pan, $100 or best offer After 5 pm. wood ChiPS, shreded bark. Soutti Lyon OATS and Straw. Shell corn tachments. and rug sham- Cookies & ~ 26 Inch three speed SchWinn (616)642-6023 for what have you. Hlde·a-bed, (511)54~3599. shreded cedar Eldred's (3131878-5574. pooer. $250: stereo system. lasses .... bike. $60. One gill's 24 Inch orwnte receiver. casselle deck turn· $60. (313)887·3815. QUEEN size cannooballPlne ftve speed SchWinn bike. $60 Frank Risner Bushel Stop. (3131229-6857. 437~266 PEABODY Orchards Farm table. speakers. cabinet. S350. PICTURE fram~ng classes bed. natural gas wall lurnace. Articles In good condillon. 6435Jackson Road Cub Cadets sales and service. Market. open 7 days 9 to 5. movie camera OUtfit· 8ell and start November 24. Sign up 2 lady's SchWinn bicycles. 2 Alter 6 pm. (313)227-4912 saranac. M148881 parts. Suburban Lawn EqUIp- Granny SmIth. Northern Spy. Howell with sound. screen. now. Golden Gallery. 334 Wesl h P Johnson outboard motor. ment. 5955 Whitmore Lake Mcintosh. Wealthy. Ida Red. SIMPLICITY Rotollller- attach- WELLPOINTS from $29.95. S250:1313)887.2980_.---- Main. Bnghton. (313)2~55 20 Inch chain saw. Lincoln ment. $75. Bronco top. $50 Road. Bnghton (313)227·9350 12 Guage Winchester semi' Cortland. Jonathon. Red and welder. 10 Inch radial arm saw, Myers Pumps. plumbing. automatic model 1400 Ex- Pipe dies. $50. Power naIler HOMElITE saw repall. Sachs· Golden DeliCIOUS apples. 8 Inch bench gnnder, plano. healing and electncal sup- cellent condilion With Win· With 75 pounds of nalls, S65. Oolmar saw repall. Howtett School size special $2 59 half portable belt sander (313)229- plies Use our well dnver free chokes. S200 or best offer Warm Mormng Wood Stove. Bros .. Gregory. (3131498-2715. bushel. Fresh pressed Cider. ~ 4568. With purchase. Martln's Hard· (Includes case). (313)437-4638. carmel apples. honey. Jams S50. 350 Chevy englne-4 boll ware. South Lyon (313)437· 18 H.P. Sears garden traclor ;} S 23« M·59. Hartland RU BBER----stam M lord LADIES ski equipment. s:ze and flours. We have dllect ps-=- Ii mams. $50. Cedar Chest. $50. With 44" mower deck. 4 mon- 632·5777 TImes, 436 N. MaIO. Milford 0600. 7'h. Call (313)231·2979 or shlppmg and gift baskets. Anllque Walnut Vantty With tn- ths old. lists for S3.000. Will (313)685-1507. fold mirror. S200 (313)878-3819. WOOD burning stove~ (313)229-7015. (313)629~416. 12326 Foley Decorative. 3 years. S275 sacnllce for $1800. IIrm. Road. 411111esSouth of Fenton WHATISTHE RADIAL arm saw. excelll!"t RUGER 44 Magnum. 7'h Inch SNOW blade. Myers. 'fIh- It After 7 pm .• (313)349-4610. (313)229-8067. condillon Paving blocks. Can· hydraulic. $500. (5171546-5637. barrel. stainless steel. new. STRAW. $1.50 per bale. 20 and BARGAIN BARREL? WHEELCHAIR by Everest & 42 Inch Sears snow thrower over $1.25 per bale. (313)887· IIyou have an item you Wish to nlng lars (313)231·1523. 6 pm extras $290 or best ofter Must 10 Speed bike. pool table 8it~. Jenmngs. also a walker. Both $45. 24 Inch cullivator. $15 4230 ' sell for S25. or less or a group t09 pm. sell or trade. (313)684-6449. 4 bar stools. (517154lHl844. excellent condilion. almost Call after 6 pm, (313)437·3184. of items seiling for no more SAWS sharpened. shaftS-and TAXIDERMY. deer heads SECOND culling Alfalfa hay' 4x7 Slate pool table With new. $150. (313)437-4504. JOHN Deere LA snow blade. ac· mounted. $180. Also Birds and and wheat straw. large bales than $25. you can now place an parts made and repairs Saw cessones. $195. ExerCise bike cultivator. plow. Excellent, WINE color taffeta dress. fish. Joe Segler. (313)229-6745 Milford (313)363-1739. • j ~ ad In the Green Sheet for 'h Shop. 4524 Pmckney Rd" Vltamaster. $45 (313)878-9322. S15OO.(313)227·3833 price! Ask our ad-taker to Howell ~7)~l1=I636 shoes 10match. Ideal for prom place a Bargain Barrel ad for TRAILERS for sale or Will build or New Year's Eve. (313)437· ROTOTILLING, grasscuttlng. 4504, _ t~ you. (10 words or less) and to SUII. also parts. (517)546- brush hog work. snow l she Will bill you only $2 25. 6594. removal. (5171223-7136 REO DELICIOUS SPECIAL COLORTIME 108 Miscellaneous (This special is ollered to TWO anllque cast lion stoves SNOWPLOW 40 h.p. Ford. OWENS Wanted $8.75 Bushel·med. size homeowners only-sorry. no ANTENNA @\@ Washer. dryer S50 small. compact. powerfUl. • Refngerator. $20. Gas range. truck trans and axle. 15 Inch WITH THIS AD THRU NOV. 21 ~' commercial accounts. SYSTEMS A Baigam. Cash for eXisting "> ((;;' , S20. Honda 80 $cooter. '83, wheels, chainS. 6 ft. blade. Our farm market ISopen dal' ~~ '" Land Contracts or Mortgages. Iywlth preserves. pt.)pcorn. 250 Bargain Barrel Why Rent Cable? $GOO Plants Miscellaneous $450. (313)332~7720-.. _ ..:t .~~' _ Highest Dollars· Lowest dls, caramel apples. maple .. I , ".:--., \ Pipe and Items. (313)349-0935. MATCHING brown couch and own YOllr own count. Perry Realty. (3131478- syrup. homemade donuts .... { 04 :=1 chair. good condlhon. $25. Tobacco USED men's SUitS. 7640. and fresh cider. Join us for a\:>--' ., Shop reasonable. sIze 44 short. Call SMALL ENGINE REPAIR weekendoffunbyourwarm ~ ~~~~ PANASONIC turn table. 3 Satellite System BOOKS WANTED. We buy col· ~4 ~~~887-5278 alter 3"'p~ , potbellied slove. -.;:-~ L '::-6 p- '; speed. $25. (313)229-5022. We'/I meet or beat Llvmgston lectlons of hard covered All small engine repalls. WEAVING loom. 19x13. $20 any written quote! County's onty books. Call Tuesday thru snowmobile. motorcycle. etc. (517)546-7563. robacco shop' Saturday. 1-(3131546-5048 Foreman Orchards 11518 M·59 Work guaranteed. Authonzed YOUNG Guinea hens. $2 each BLACKSMITH tools. handles. Honda Power EqUipment 3 miles west of Northville on 7 Mile Rd. Leghorn chickens. $1 each Hartland 108 W. Grand River Small ads get forges. hammers. tongs. man· Dealer. Hartland Karlway. Watch for Signs (313)632~ Dale. (5111546-5582. Howell 548-1752 dill. swages. etc. (313)229- 349-1256 Open 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Daily 632-6878 attention too. 7673.

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landscaping Landscaping Painting & Decorating Roofing & Siding Salt Spreading Tutoring Welding Heating & Cooling Janitorial Services =-c-:-=-::-" ----- , ALL SIding ana roollng TUTORING. readln-g-.-m-at-h. PERNA Hydraulic Co~ COMPLETE Jariilomil- and Sandblasting TOM'S Furnace cleaning and BRUSH Hog Work and minor AERATION. De·thatchlng. PAINTING. Intenortextenor. Licensed. Free estlmales study skills. New Morning Welding. log spliller repair .• BUilding Maintenance Wall repall work. Service call $25 Landscaping Free estimates Leaf Removal. all Lawn 20 years expenence. Free Reasonble pnces (517)546- School. Plymouth (313)420- hydraulic hoses. (313}437-6485. and Window Washing. Pain' Maintenance and Landscap- Sawmill ~~_,. _ C~I!.evenll~,ll.~j51 ~5:16-5794. ~~Imates_ l?a~e (3131~~-7525. 0267 3331. ling. light repalls Reliable Ing profeSSionally done by Well Drilling and Reasonable. Call R & L College Student Free ~.INTING Septic Tank Service TV & Radio Repair FURNACES BUilding Maintenance for a estimates. (313)437-a259. JAMES Layman Well Dlliling. 2 AMANA Energy Command free estimate (511)223-J6()2 Interior-Exterior COMPLETE septic-tank ser· Inch to 12 Inch Wells dnlled 96'% EffICiency TOPSOIL. sano~ gravel. fill T.D. Upholstery Fletcher & WALLPAPERING vice. Cleaned. Installed. and and repalled. Pump sales and S500 Slwingl Bond With Purcha •• SAVE. let us contract your dirt. loader work Bill Ladd. repalled. Free brochures on CALL SmIths. All work Service. Water Condl!lomng Offer ttlptre$ NO'W 15th work. Bonded Janitor service Rickard (517)223-8920 Reasonable Rates Bjorling CommerCial. Industnal. office request Eldred and Sons GUARANTEED' Labor starts and Ground Water Heating Air Supply Systems (~13)229-6m. Ask for Lee. Landscape Supplies Locksmith Call LOu &CO. (313)229-6857. at: Sofas. $150. Chairs. $75 eqUipment. Holly (313)634- 9572. 632-642g.lICENSE & INSURED (313)349-1558 Cushions, $15. Check low Landscaping All types. Shingles. Sewing drapery pnces. (313)5614.l92 Open 7 Days Maid Service Windows PAINTING. Intenor. extenor. Flat roofs. Single Ply ELiZABETH'S Allerahons. • Peal. Topsoil. Bark. Dry wall repa" Quality work. Rubber. Tear offs & NORTHVILLE REFRIG. Sand Gravel, Miscellaneous SpeCially. hemming pants NORTH CAROLINA • reasonable rates. free Repairs. Chimney Decorative Slone $2.50. (313)624-&96. FURNITURE CONNECTION HEATING & COOLING estimates. Call Loren. repairs. ANDERSON *SPECIAL* f1mmedlate Delivery) Mobile Home Service Snow and Ice (313)349-2246 , ,_ Sewing Machine Repair Replacement Windows Specializing removal. Reupholster or custom deSign In • Garden Supplies call for 8YdsTopSOil $55 Ed Holman Mobile Home Pest Control Senior Discount a new chall or sofa Free Oil Burner Service 6 Yds. Fill Dlrt $311 • Absopure Water Repall Service Inc Licensed Sharpening decorating s"rvlce. Call for a Free Estimate 6 Yds. screened Top Soli .. $85 • Softener Salt and Insured (3131437·2717. Terry 437-9366 - brochure. * Boilers * Photography (50-50 Screened Mixture) • Coal FLOYD7S Furnace Repa.r. 24 Snowplowlng (3t3)231·3334 Brighton Window' Central Air Condo 6 Yds. Shredded Bark .••. $105 • Super K. Kerosene hour healing and cooling (313) 231-9197 Piano Tuning Sales & Service 6Yds.1'h"cr.Concrete ... $SI • Firewood speCialists. Intenor and ex' ANY NorthVille dnveway. $10 SOFA. chall. boat. and camper 6 Yds.lImestone ••..••••• $8ll • Propane Filling (313)349-8681. Carrier Dealer tenor repall. roof coating. G-=--=EO:=CR=-:G::-:E~Sc-ottReasonatiie B&HRooFING cushions upholstered. call WINDOWS While You Wait ADC Visa and Master Card rates. Call after 4'30 pm. NEW WORK. REROOFS AAA Snow Removal and salt (313)685·2813. Joellns ALSO DEUVERING Welcome. Authollzed warran· (313)685-8093. TEAROFFS. REPAIRS Spreading. Commercial or Upholstenng and Decorallng SOUTH LYON NORTHVILLE sandoGravel·Stone 437-8009 ty service center for Coleman, LICENSED. INSURED reSidential. (Not Insurance ShOp. 644 E. Huron. Milford. INDUSTRIES Mlck White Trucking Miller. Intertherm. and Duo- Plastering FREE ESTIMATES related) call Landon Outdoor 415 N. LAFAYETIE 54001 Grand River Therm (313)632~0. BRIGHTON 313-231·3350 Services, (313)227-7570. Vacuum Cleaners LIVINGSTON -Plastellngl. SOUTH LYON, MI. 349·0880 New Hudson RAY'S MobileHome·Servlce. K & M Snowplowlng Commer. 348-3150 Texture Contractors. Repalls. Manufacturers of archile<;' Furnace. all condltlonang, In' clal and Residential. (313)227· turally designed pnme and Home Maintenance stallatlon. cleaning and repall remodeling. customIzing. pro- 2792. feSSional quality. (313)227· replas;ement Windows, also Doors. Windows. Skirting. heat LET Daisy Dusters expertly do 7325 SAVE your back. let us make storm Windows. Stop by our tapes. Licensed. Insured your tracks. R & G PlOWing. your house work. home or of· PLASTERING - and Drywall factory showroom and see our (313)227~723. ReSidential. CommerCial and dIsplay flce. Inside or out. Fall leaf Wood Stove New. repall and textunng Ex· STARR Industnal. Free estimates. In' clean up. 15 years expenence ... ~,t'! Moving and Storage cellent quality Reasonable (313)437-4151 , .... Inserts CONSTRUCTION sured. Bob RobbinS. (313)887· Your satisfaction our rates...(3~3lJ4~J~ BUSiness. For Free Estimate ~ Installation DOWNS MOVing CoiiipanY. 7192. call (517)548-4429. Available Local and state,wlde. Plumbing EXPERT ROOFING Window Washing **** Solar Energy UNEMPLOYED Ma.ntenance STEPS Reasonable rates (313)422- (OLD AND NEW) Man. Can do any repall: 2288, (3131227-4588 ,_ _ SHINGLES Wood Stoves 16 Stock GALBRAITH PLUMBING Stereo Repair healing. painting. plumbing. Cannel HOT ASPHALT Sizes Music Instruction and HEATING SUPER sale. TImberline all· electrical. carpentry. Coal RUBBER BASE Licensed and Insured. No lOb tight wood stoves at dealer masonary. mechanacal etc. P-RiVATEplano - -and'organ Storm Windows It Pound orTon too big. too small or too far. 20 ALUMINUM SIDING cost. Several models to (313)229-4591 lessons Expenenced teacher years expenence. Electnc TRIM & GUTTERS ALUMINUM storm Windows Water Weed Control choose from. Delivery .'------Brighton Stone Whitmore Lake area (313)449- sewer cleaning. Mobil Home All Types Masonry and doors. Free estimates available. Check them out. Insulation Patio & Step Ctr., Inc. 2702. Service. (3131437-3975 Call Dan Howell Solar Company. 2819 Dispute OlIVe. Howell. (313)348-()733 (517)546-1673, Wedding Services (517)548-1288. Interior Decorating 7196 W. Grand River 229-6648 MUSIC LESSONS Telephone Installation CAKE Decorating' Weddings. Piano-Organ PLUMBING- J and B Roofing Inc" shingles anOlversalles. birthdays. hOIl· Strings-Wind and flat Single-ply systems. day speclllles. Call Ltn Repair-Replacement Mobile home specialty. JACKS· EXTENSIONS (313)887.5801 -- Get your New Home Pre-wile (5171546-1271. 349-0580 Modernization ALL WORK GUARANTEED business Schnute Music Studio E:ectnc Sewer Cleanang Advance Emergency MYDJ'S Northville LONG SUPERIOR ROOFING EqUipment Co. going! Use' COMPANY INC. ENTERTAINMENT PLUMBING When good Just Isn't good ProfeSSional roofing at an af· 313-437-8523 the Business Painting & Decorating AND fordable pnce. LIcensed. In' enough (517)546-5468 after 7.30 p.m. (3131357·0687 FANCY BATH sured. Free estimates. Tree Service Directory; .' A·1 Quallty- work at sane (313)227-56n. anytime. pllces Jack's Painting. 12 BOUTIQUE BILL Allor's TreeTrnnmlng years expenence. (313)231· smart White No. 1 Serving the area and Removal. 30 years ex· WEDDINGPHOTOGRAPHY Celotex Fiberglas 2872 so sance 1949 penence. Free eSlimates. ful· done super reasonable. Siding Specials '54 Po'Sq EXPERIENCED Painter. In· shopper do. SHINGLES $22~~. 190 E. Main Street ~yInsured. (313)44U274, __ ~ a m !o! ~!!!..t313144~2~..'.. tenor and extellor. wallpaper. H.''''''.''lhIPrOIK''O'' Northville-349-0373 • Celotex •• Siding S3995 Free estimates. Quality Work seconds & Closeouts , •• Sq In ••".....,edlW''''.'' call Steve. (517154~:, Dimensional 30 Years expenence, licens- Shingles 555~~.•.. {I Coil stock ed. highest In quality. depen· •• Seconds PAINTING dable, lall pnces. (5171546- BAGGET ROOFING INTERIOR - EXTERIOR 8~. (5!!)~~~46 , AND SIDING 151b. Felt Paper 5 11 ~~. Soffit '3995 Pole Buildings .... Seconds 'Of Sq WALLPAPERING Hot Asphalt Built-Up Eat 50lb.box 90 d' Gutters BY AAA'COnstructiOn. Any Size. Roofs, Shingle Roofs. less Roofing Nails 527 m 72 FRANK MURRAY v~.!J!..~a~nab~l!:1~1]I~~710. Aluminum Gutters and .. Y/IIiI', 811dt. 8m.,AnI.l'/OlY e'Off' BARN SpeCialists: pole barns. Down Spouts. saturated 1l, ••"" ."".:,1\ ...",.. ""'I."r.." All Prices Shown Ire Nealness & Quality Work 2 story barns. prompt servIce. Aluminum Siding and fI( "" mw'" .,",.:1, .. I,,,,I,,,,,/IIIf. C,sh ,nd C"'Y We 00 Cu<;lom BCndanq" Guaranteed Reasonable (313)498-2333, Trim. Licensed & In· fat. sured, 35 years "'/1'" Hllo'"" 1I.",,,,ot,l I,. Top Grade Paint Applied POLE -aUlL'Dlt'IGS, Smllhers yrs. Experience experience. 24 ~ole B,!I~!,!gS.:.I~1J!851~?9. _ Lee Wholesale Supply We Accept Free Estimates with No HOURS: Obligation Pool Service 55965 Grand River· New Hudson Mon Ihru FII I )OS ... I ,------437.6044 or 437·6054 I 313-437-5288 Pool Table Recovering AmerIeon Heart AssocIation S.lurd.,.'l '-.' 8·B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS- THE MILFORDTIMES-Wednesday. November 14,1984 ••

165 Help Wanted 165Help Wanted Gener:1 165 Help Wlnted 165 Help Wlnted 111 Farm Products 151 Household Pets 152 Horses& 165 Help Wanted 165 Help Wanted Equipment S~COND cutllng alfalfa hay, BUS Drives, part·tlme. Ap- COMEjoin our stall and work CARRIERSwanted to deliver A K.C Basenll. The clean. AUTOparts counler man. Novi BABY-5lnER needed In my DIE·MAKER 5275per bale (5171546-1516 barkless dog LOVing. one plicants must possess or be as a housekeeper 30 hours a Ihe Monday Green Sheet and Auto Parts.(313)349-2800. home. 2:30 pm to 5.30 pm. the Wednesday Pinckney EXPERIENCED- IVA R N E R' S O'r Ch a r d year old female. 5200 Others Call between 6:30 am and willing to obtain current DOT week at Beverly Manor In MICHIGAN Ac:COUNTING.'liilrHlme help Post. Routes open In the Mostly maintenance on small November Special Small available lor show and pet needed Must be good In 2.30 pm. (5111521-4942. medical certificate. and chaul· Novi. Call Pat Turkln at "'clntosh apples. 57 per (313)229-7353. fer's license wllh class 3 en· (313\4n·2002. towns 01 Plhckney and Ham· to medium·size precise dies. math. accuratetyping for com· BABY,slller wanted, Monday Start days· later. afternoons. bushel. Also freSh cider and HORSE AUCTION dorsement. Apphcants must CARPENTERS~,~R~ES~ID~E~N~TI7.AL~,burg. Call Circulation (313)227· AKG lhasa Apso. Shih Tzu. Open to public every Saturday puter entry. Reply to: P.O.Box through Friday, days. Call 4442. Some overtime- 40 hours other apples Located at 5970 Maltese and Yorkle pups also havegood driVingrecord. FORMENAND CREWS.Must nlghl. Tack· 7 pm. horses· 524. Union Lake. Michigan Debbie. (5171223-3335after CARRIERSwanted to deliver minimum per week. Top Old US23 (Whitmore Lake Shots (5171546-1459 9'30 pm. Consign early 48085. be able to handle standard have residential track record Road).Bllghlon (313)229-0S04 ~-!!!:...... -_----- shifl, be able to 11ft at least 100 the Monday Green Sheet and wages, fringe benefits-ESOP AKC 'champion LhaSa ApsO. Heatedlor winter.. APPLfCATlOiiiSbelng ac- BARTENDER. part·tlme with known resldenlial Planl. (313)m-9538 for ap- Opf>ndally except Monday Ibs. and should have highway carpenter contractors, olher- the Wednesday South Lyon champion Pekingese. Shih BID-BUY·SELL·TRADE cepted for experienced. nights, experience. Apply In pointment. 9-5 weekdays: truck or bus expenence. Con- wise please do not apply. 9 to Herald. Routes open In the llZ Farm Equipment Tzu, Yorkshire. MIniature (313)750-9971 mature waitresses. Ex· person: Bnghlon Bowl, 9871 saturday 9-11:30: nights and tact Stallion CoachLines. P.O. 5(313)528-0055. areas of McMunn and Schnauzer. Stud service. 7335 Old US·23, Fenton. perlenced Ilrst line cooks. EastGrand River. Dorolhy, South Lyon Woods Sunday(313)227-4891. ALLIS Chalmers WD 45 with Premium puppies (517)546- Michigan. Belween Clyde and Box 889. Fowlerville. 1.11.48836 CARRIERSwanted to dehver part·tlme hOstesses Apply 10 BABY·SlnER wanled. 2 daYs (517/521-4460call between 8 Trailer Park. and Hagadorn plow and cultivator. 51.600 5784 Center Road, next to Fenton Ihe Monday Green Sheet and person between 10 a m and OJ week. my home. South Lyon and Orchard Ridge. Call CIr· DENTAL assistant needed. John Deere hay rake John and 10 a.m. or 8 and 10 p m. BEDDING.dry cedar shaVings. RldlOgAcademy. 3 p m Monday through Fn· area. Reliable.(313\437·9257. or any other lime and leave a the Wednesday lIvmgston culatlon (313)349-3627. Experienced preferred. Deere trailer plow (3131887· day. Potpourn Restaurant. County Press. Routes open In No fleas or lIcks. By bag or BOYSand girls. 11 years and message on the answenng Bnghlon and Howell areas 6103 HowellShoppingCenter. Howell areas 01 Wetmore, yard Eldred's Bushel Stop 'h MorganauarterHorse. bay older to work With a crew of machine. CUSTODIAL.Currently accep- available. Part·time with AlLlS·Chalmers WD 8 foot (313)229-0857. mare. len years old. 15hands. ==------State. WestChntonand Byron poSSibility of full·lime. calt ACCEPTING 3PitlCahons lor other bOys and girlS gelling BAG machine operator. thlrll ling applications for custodial mounteddiSCand 3 bOllom 14 excellent Pleasure horse. part·lime cocklall waItresses. Streets. Call Circulaton Craig Hawker D.D.S.• (313)227· BOUVIER.male.AKC.2years. subscriptions lor the DetrOit Shill. hourly rate plus bonus. (517)546-4809. work. Prior olflce bUilding lOch plow. good condition. black. champion background. Askmg S6OO. tack IOcluded Apply at Howell Bowl·E· News. For more information cleaning experience prefer. 35". $3SOeach (313}229-2402 five days. (313}227·5964 COUNTERand lau-ndromalat· 5200 or best oller. Also (3131887·5408 call (3131624-6555. red. Eveningshours. Apply at: Q.r.~"!~,-_.-----_ .. ,- - tendant. middle aged woman BLADES.3pt Snowblowers 5. female. 3 years. grey. no NEBULIZERSlIO 1S stallS. BABY,slllers ior my children Citizens Insurance Company 6 7 It tractor tire chams 3pt papers.5SO.(517)223-3488. Whirlpools ankle or knee preferred. Novi Com Laundry. of America. 645 Wesl Grand DISCOVER ages 8 and 3 at my Hamburg 1067Novi Road.(3131349.a12O. Hydraulic splillers from 5349. COLLIE.AKC;:-tn.male:4mon. height, Vlta·Zymes Food Sup- home. musl dnve and have River. Howell, Michigan 48843 THE DIFFERENCE! 3pt buzz saws. Hodges Farm ths. ChampionSired.all shols plement. Pol·Cat Poillce. references. Willing to work COOK.filii and part·tlme. mor· An Equal Opportunity EqUIpment(313}629-6481 Freeze It and many more CIRCULATION nlng and allernoon shilts. Ap- (5171546-6816 • days~hts, (313)231·1~~._ MILFORDTIMES Employer.M/F. A & W RESTAURANTS FORO Iractor plus front COCKER/Terner-iiiale puppy. quahty products (313)437· BURGER ply: West Winds NurSing CARRIERSwanted to deliver 3646. BABY·StnER needed. my loader. brush hog. flail. plow. housebroken. needs shots 313-685-7546 Home. 10765 Bogle Lake the Wednesday Northville ...ISreally cookln' now. NorthVille home lor 20 month Road. Union Lake (313)363- disk. hay baler.(3131459-3053 515 (313)349-3676. OUTSTANDING.g'iOWlhy.l984 KING old. 1 to 2 days a week. Non· Record. Routes open In the Be a part of the "Fast FERTlUZEFlIsalt spreader. Breeding Stock PalOt Filly. 9400. areas of Center and Main. Track..... CANARY. male 'slngerwlth Immediate Full and Part Time smoker. references. (313)348- CAREER Ollented people HawkBIIt Model 235with tarp. Best oller. (31316620$983. 3207. needed for management and CHRISTMAShelp wanted. part Dubar and Dunlop. Call CIr· large cage. stand and sup- poSitions available on our Thesecond Detroit Metro area two ton. four yearsold 5500or plies. 5SO.(313~70 PLEASUREHorse Sweet Feed counseling work College time. Apply In person. Monday culation (313)349-3627. Breakfast.Day.and Late Night BABY,slller neededfor Coun· through Friday. Service Mer. A & W Great Food Restaurant best oller Call Twetve Oaks 100lb. bag 59.75 Zimectenn. try home. Experienced. degree preferred. but not Mall.(313}348-9400 COCKER Pups. AKC Cham· Shilts Excellent training. flex- chandlse. Novi. Will be opening soon In the pion bloodline. Buffs. party NegabOt and Equlvet paste dependable. non·smoker. essential. Parl-llme or full· DENTAL ReceptloRlst. ex· wormers. Cole's Elevator. Ible hours Please apply Ih Twelve OakS Mall. Novi. We JOHN Deere traClorModel B. color (313)437·5481. person at the location neareSI own transportation. 3 Children time. For confidential Inter· CARPENTERS needed. ex- pellenced only. Part·llme 1948.starter and lights. power easl end of Marlon Street In viewcall. (3131878-5161. perience necessary. (517)546- leading to lull·llme. are seeking pleasant. friendly, DALMATIAN pUP-s~-AKC. you' (one asthmallc/. may hve In. 5 hard-working and reliable In· trol and roltamatlc 51.100 Howell. (517)546-2720 days. 3 p.m. fo 3 a.m Some COSMETOLOGIST.experienc- 4380.(517)223-3408.after 6p.m. Highland/Milford area. (517)223-9756 health guaranteed. pets and 2 POnies for one t3131887-8371. dlvlduals for our day shllt. show.(3131227·7135. 'sale.- 8489E Grand River Saturdays.(517)54~~-,-- _ ed. some clientele preferred. COSMOTOLOGIST. Blight. $4.00/hr.starting wage. Apply JOHN~Deere1020. excellent. Shetland Palamlno pony, one part·tlme or full·time. Lemon sincere stylls\. New shop 10 DENTALASSistant, part·tlme, FORsale 6 II. BoaConstrictOr Bnghlon. MI. In person at the A & W P S outle1S.live PTO 40hp Buckskin pony. $150 each. BRIGHTON• General Olflce. TreeSalon.(313)632-6530. Saline.(313)229-2138. experience preferred lor with cage. 5125.Call (313)231· [517)223-3488. Restaurant located across Ford Jubilee 2000. gas. late 27200Novi Road bookkeeping and typing. Full· CARPENTERS helper. Send DETROIT News carrleis:" Highland/Milford area office. from Olga's dally Irom 10 a.m. model Case 530. late style 20 9650. REGISTEREDQuarter Horse 12OaksMall time. Own transportation work experience, references years and older. routes open Send resumeto: P.O.Box1849 GOL'::D-=E"'"'N-=R:-e:-trl-e-verfemale. SIX to 5 p.m. In addition you may others ParIs and ServIce mare. PalamlnoQuarter Horse NOVI.MI Must be dependable. respon- and pay requirments to: P. E. 10 Howell. Good money. Short In c/o The Brighton Argus. 113 call or send resume to: A & W months old. 5125 (5171546- Hodges Farm EqUIpment. gelding. :v. Arab gelding. Sible and wllhng to learn. I.. P. O. Box n6. Brighton. MI. afternoon routes. Call East Grand River. Bnghlon. Restaurants. Inc" 1 Parklane (313)629-6481 4319. gradegelding. (517)546-1127. EO E. E~enmgs.(313)68~556 48116. (313)229-6580.2p.m.104p.m. MI.48116. Boulevard,SUite500E.. Dear· NEW three-POInt PTO dllven GOLDEN Retrelver pups. REGISTEREDMOrQan mare. born. Michigan. 48126. bUZZsaws. 30 lOch. list 5995. AKC. Champion bloodlines. nine years old, 14.3hands. 4·H (313)271·9300. sale56SOplus tax Smallselec· ready to go. (313)425-3798 shown. rides English or A subsidiary of Ihe Taubman tlon of used trade·ms Dave GOLDEN Retriever Pups. Western.(313)735-5251. ACTNOWI Part Time Clerk MANUFACTURING ENGINEER InvestmenlCompany. Stemer Farm EqUlpmenl. AKC.5150.(313)227-7653. R E T IRE 1.1 E NT sa I"El. (3131695-1919.(313)694·5314. POMERANIAN.1 year orange Registered Morgan horses. all Accepting Applications Someone with typing and calculator skills MANAGEMENT OPPORTU NITY Rediscover A & W...We're reallycookin' now! 8N Ford tractor. plow. disk. male. 3 pounds. from lap ken· ages, some broke. brood· for. to work in our Livonia Office. Good tele- brush hog. backblade. buzz nel, $325with crate. (3131665- mares. weanllngs. 51.000and We are a small successful manufactUring company phone personality - job entails making saw (517)546-0957 3070. ':lnd~313)231·33~ _ CLERICAL DIVISION producing a non-automotive industrial product for UAY care. Haggerty/10 Mlle. -Word Processing Fortune 500 customers. R"ebuIII Farm' EqUipment. PARROT.large. tame. taiiimg~ collection calls of transient customers plus dependable loving care lor Operators your child, days Monday thru Combme.NewHotland.model Blue Crown Amazon. $375 'Secretarles/Tvplsts occasional switchboard relief. 5 days per We are seekmg a highly competenllndlvldual WIth a 975with 13' gram head and 4 (313)227-4273. SAWDUST (60 wpm.) week. 4% hours per day and availability to BSME degree or equivalent and 5 or more years of Friday.(313)478-4027. DELIVERY row (wide) corn head. Corn SIAMESE kittens. beautiful. -Secretaries With Shor- fill In up to 40 hours as needed. Applicati- manufacturing experience. You must be a hands on EXPERIENCED automotive Picker. NewIdea.model 323(1 (313)697-0034 andlvidual WIth elleclive problem solvang ability and a machine shop person. born September 14. 550. thanl!l60 wpm.l ons accepted at: row) hydraulic 11ft. rebUilt (313)229-S515 strong interest in manufacturang. (313)229-4454. ' Picker-Sheller. New Idea. SACRIFICfNG show quality Call for an appolnlmenl - -.It SIBERIAN Husky pups. AKC. Monday lhru Friday bet- We oller a management opportunity where your con- EXPERIENCED part·tlme model 324 (2 row Wide) with Arabians. One slailion. one cosmotolcglst needed for Hair hydraulic drawbar posltloner. champion bred. black/white. broodmare. two young !lIlies. ween 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. (1) tribution Will be slgnlilcant to the success 01 the blue eyes. 5200. LIVOnia. bs rru rr~~errrlttrit organization. If you are quaflfled and are seeking a DeSigns. 101 Lucy Road, rebUilt Gllnder-M,xer. Inter- (5171223-9323 (313) 227-2034 Howell.Apply within. nahonal.model 850. 85bushel (313)464-4183. Nrw~aprr.s meaninglul challenge. diversity of work mvolvement. TWO year old Registered combined with the latitude and authOrity to get the job EXPERIENCED diesel capacity with bagger allach- SHIH-TZUpups. Call between Morgan gelding. light 36251 Scnoolcraft ment Manure spreader. New 9and4 p m (313)349-4205 done, then send your resume to: mechaniC.must also have ex· • chestnut. blonde mane and Livonia, MI48150 Idea. model 213C.3 beaters. TWOBeagles. lemales. 1year penence changing truck tires. tall. ready lor saddle training I(LL~l~~~1l1 An EqualOpportunityEmployer NEW HUDSON CORPORATION Apply Oasis Truck Plaza. new apron cham. Gravity box old. nicely slarted. 575 each Good home only. 5400 1235 Holden Avenue on 5 Ion gear. very good con· SERVICES Hartland between 9 am and (517)521-3558. (313)231-3397. Milford, MI48042 dltlon Argentme. Michigan 3 pm Mondaythrough Friday. WHITE gUinea pig With Plnl( VERYprettY'l!g Isterell 7990W. Grand River. Attention: President Call for mformatlon and direc- eyes. S5 00.Call(313}22~-?-l3.?:. EXPERIENCEDcoders need- tions J3!31~5-4249.. Morgan mare. bay. 4 years Brighton E.O.E. ed for a markel research firm TRACTOR Massey-Ferguson 15Z Horses& Good for lady. experienced Not an agency. never a fee 10 Farmington Hills. Call child. 4-H. breeding Rides EOE/M·F OPEN I NG SOON model 35. A·l shape. 52.400 Equipment (313)851-4400.ask for Mary (313)229-5699 English or Western. 51.600or McDonald's Ellen. ARABIAN Mare. excepllonal besl oller Over horsed EXPERIENCEDcook or short TRACTOR wllh" snow blade ~17)468-2361__ . small Ford. 51.500.(517)546- beauty SWEET COUNTRY MANPOWER of Novi order cook. Apply Pit Stop 8876. FARM. viSitors welcome 153 Farm Animals TEMPORARY Lounge. 45701 Grand River. (313)437-2174. 8 Mile and Haggerty Rd. Novi. YANMARdiesel tractor. 14hp SERVICES has opened a STATISTICAL TECHNICIAN ARABIAN stallion. chestnut. 3 BUCK SeMCe Purebred Star SuccessfUl candidate will be FREE PLACEMENT .. 10 33hp. some wllh loaders. new office to serve the Needs People speCial priced 129% flnanc- years. very typy. 5600 Alpine Purebred Nubian. -Qualified in SPC ASSISTANCE available only (313)459-3053. (313)887-3975. MILFORD, BRIGHTON, 109 4 wheel drives In stock at ) Full Time ( ) Part Time () Day Shifts -Capable of training others for general assistance or ADC HOWELL area. I,hchlgan's largesl Yanmar ARABIAN stallion. S650 Ara. 48Breeding ewes Mostly Suf· ) Night Shifts ( ) Weekdays ( ) Weekends -inSPC reCipients liVing in Oakland deiller. Hodges Farm EqUIp- blan Gelding. 51.2SO.Small folk (517)223-9:..::756::::.,-----=-. WENEED.General Laborers. -Able to perform layout County. No experience ment. (313)629-6481.Fenton hall Arab mare 10 loal. S5OO. BEEF cows bred to Beelalo Light Packagers. HandyMan. McDonald's Family Restaurant is looking for good -Inspection necessary. Call the Walled Smce19~ _ (3131634·9748. , bull. (313)887-3975 SECRETARIESWITH:Shor· Salary commensurate With Lake Office. (313)624-8800.Ex- ARAB Gelding, 5 years. 14 thand and/or Word Process- people who want a good job with all the extras. As a tension 245. - 113 Electronics CANADIAN Geese and Rmg Ing. Typmg skills of at least 55 related experience hands. gray. drives Enghsh Necked Pheasants (517)46C· member of our crew. you get good starting pay, FABRICATORSI machinist/· and Western. green. 5500 wpm/Secrelanal experience assemblers. Manufacturmg INTELLIVISIDN. ,"telhvOlce 3395 Will Qualifyyou for our free supervised training, pleasant working conditions Master-cast Company (313)632·7045. company localed In Hartland and 16game cartndges lor on- FOUR Vaccinated hellers Word Processing Tralntng and regular raises. 251 Mason Road BUYING Registered-Grade (511)546-9453 has opening for expenenced ~ 5J5J31~~~12!9 P.O. Box 158 fabricators. machinists. and Horses to train for School Pro- GOATS:NUblan (lOe· 515 114 Building Materials gram. (3131750-9971._ _ Howell, Michigan 48843 assemblers. Applicants must Grade Alpine kid $35. Alpine ~ APPLY IN PERSON (517) 546-9700 be able to read blueprints. BRICK.SsG'perihousand. you BOARDING.Howell area Box doe $45 Alter 6 p.rn. (313)485- 39700 Five Mile Rd., Northville PA Please send resume to Teck· remove and take away stalls. pasture. hay and gralh. 3458 Call Lee Alstoll for an appointment. Bring • mallk Inc.. 10470 HIghland dally turn-out. 5100per monlh 38400 Ten Mile Rd., Farmington MCDonaId"S (!'31229-2425'___ _ UVEOfdressedchlCkens. 19311 Farmington Rd., livonia iIII - ~~~.~ resume to interview. Road.Hartland.Mlch 48029: Riding lessons available also laying hens anll An Equal Opportuntiy Employer 117 Office Supplies Stallions and lay ups by MANPONER' FULLand part·tlme cooks and pheasants (517)546-4634 dishwashers. Apply Within: and Equipment private trealy. (517)223-3501 'l-o-···"'~(' eveningsor weekends. ONEyear---.r.ngus'steer. (313)685-9600•• An Equal OpportunIty Employer Red Barn Sleak and Seafood. (313)437-9393 1140PinckneyRoad.Howell. DESKS~'c'hal;s.-fllecablnets. BOARDING. tralOIOg. Sales sl1elvmg. tables. and much Inlloor arena. bOxslalls. state SHEEP. One SUffolk-wither. FULL·tlme general office girl. more (3131698-3200. land.(313)685-1832 I''; years. One Wither lamb. 7 minimum wage. Send resume months call (517)223-3216 to: P.O. Box 159. Howell. 1.11 DESK.all wood walnut. 36x72 6year old Belgiangelding With 52SO.desk. tan melal 3Ox60. a wonderful temperament 10 Three cows.comIng ',n. now 48843. • with left Iypmg relurn. lormlca need of good home ThiSISmy ~prl~g.!!'g(313)227.75~,-__ PART AND FULL TIME FULL·time studiO helper for top. 51SO.3 brown vmyl arm last chance before I go to auc· TWO yearling Heifers' One NEW Christmasseason only. 10 am chal!5..~~ ~c!, (31~)349-4339 lion. II you've called 10 the Holstein vaCCinated. one :::! PRESSHELPER to 6 pm. Monday through Fn- =~~~~r ' day.Call(313)971-2767. , 118 Wood Stoves past. try agalO and make a Anguscross (313)887-5436 RESTAURANT Needed to work in pressroom assisting reasonable offer (313)685- fWO---ewes:---ready- '-or /J..-, FULL or part-lime babysillers AIRTIGHT firebrick lined wood 8972 breeding. must sell. Also I J/....- OPENING pressman. No experience necessary. 10 my home. Must have own stoves and fireplace mserts. Enghsh Angoras (517)548- ~~ , Mechanical aptitude preferred. transportahon.(517)223-7259. lull guarantee. 5350 3581. FULLand part·time help need· ------~~~m~~B, TWELVE OAKS MALL - NOVI Homegrown Wood Stoves Apply: Personnel Dept. ed on horse farm. Hartland (313)227-5185 154 Pet Supplies ..''',:.. "'''' 50 POSITIONS AVAILABLE (3131632-5336. . ..~/.t<';l 307 E. Grand River ASHLEYwOOd stoves Howlell WE OFFER FULLor part-time healing and Bros.. Gregory (313)498-2715 155 Animal Services s~ Howell, MI48843 alt conditioning service BETTER·N·BENS Fireplace •Oueen's Way to Fashion Weekdays 9 to ~ technician. Phone (313)229- ALL breed dog groommg. pro- • Extensive On-The Job Training 2297. msert. model SOl.used tWice feSSionallydone Witha gentle has just expandell our Program $425.(313)349-5138 Manager Program to ht FULL and part lime sales hand. Mary Brockmilier. YOUI sales positions plus - Flexible Scheduling BRICKdes.gn-f1OOr-protector. (517)548-4536. help. Week-ends reqUired. entry level managemenl • Opportunity For Advancement 5410.x 5410.x 2. used one ALL breed boarding and poSitions available Full or Apply Marv's Bakery, 10730 year. 575.(313)685.7682 grooming at very affordable part-lime. - Excellent Working Conditions SI16e,ILlvln6.fon EastGrandRiver. B'!!!.hton.__ E-ARTHstove:llke new~5375 rates by profeSSionals With • Opportunity To Work With The 1979 Honda CX5OO.Faring. (517)546-3794alter 5 pm. over 25 years expenence. .,Publlc.f/on., ltic. travel trunk. new baltery. S600 Public Try~-~ Ilrm (511)223-7259. JOHNSON woodburnulg lur- Don't be dlsapolnled. make Interviews For These Positions Being • For 10Weeks nace with blower. SUItablelor your holiday bOardmg and HELP wanted midnightS and Conducted On Equal Opportunity Employer convenllonalfurnace hook·up grooming reserva\lOnsearly at Call (313) 887-1640 part·tlmedays and weekends. (Ike new.5125(313)227-3531 Tamara Kennels. (313)229- THURS. NOV. 15 & FRI. NOV. 16 Dunkin' Donuts.(313)229-24!.6.:. iWo- Bu.ia\o airtight wood 4339. sloves.8 x 9door opening. 20 BETWEEN 10·6 P.M. Inches long 5150 each PUPPIEPAD INOUIRE AT INFORMATfON BOOTH (5171546-2466 ProfeSSional all breed dog FOR SPECIFIC LOCAnON WOODBuinlOg Slove. Ashley grooming. 18 years ex· Twelve Oaks Mall lrt)Penal Model C80-D Like perlence. Reasonable. AUTO TECHNICIAN 611w Used 1 month 53SO Satisfaction guaranteed. @3)498-2539 (517)546-1459 f' Y(ooD bUrnlOg furnace for SURVEY saJe. only used two weeks PROTECTyour dog.-Canlne must sell Before 5 pm. CommandCenter offers dog'S There are several job openings of which one .~3)685-7649. aller 6 pm tatoolng cliniC. Saturday . ~3)684-1092 November 17. 5600 per dog. may be designed especially for you. Complete '. Call for appolhlment. LOri f1.0NDERWOOD.- alttlght (313)685.1655or Gean (313}698- CLIP, I the following form and mail as soon as possi- slove and new Insulaled ---~------1889 - chimney pipe. S300 (3131227· ble. If you are an experienced Auto Technician. ~273 SEND I you may be contacted for a personal interview. delivery :\l\.~"..t' or SAVEl I 1. Desired Annual Earnings:.--:------PETS persons : c:;O~ I Guaranteed 2. Four Benefits most important to you: 165Help Wanted General $8.00-$6 OOlhr - Earn Good Income t earned mmlmum Be part I - Do Interesllng & Varied Work I AUTO parts - sales person of a winning team where - Work The Assignments Of Your Choice wanted (313)229-4454. anything. even wlnhlng Ihe World Senes of Pizza Is I We're Seeking ••• I AMBITIOUS- Person lor possible. Opporlunltles Securlly Systems BUSiness exist to advance into I TYPISTS (50 wpm) I Sales and Management management positions In SECRETARIES (50 wpm & Dictaphone skills) 3. Type of Pay Plan you prefer: available (3131227·9213. less than 4 monlhs. WORD PROCESSING OPERATORS ~~DON'TPROCRASTINATE••. ADULf-n;aiUre wo'man- In Oomlno's Pizza needs 30 \I (experienced) I o Flat Rate 0 Percentage 0 Hourly ..;. delivery dnvers, part·tlme South Lyon area 10 babysit and lull lime. Applicants SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS (with typing) 4. Hours per day or week preferred: _ !:: ••• INSULATE" dunng Ihe day and some nlghl must have clean, gas elll· I I ~. call. Callalter 6 p.m.. (3131437· clent auto with auto In· CALL Mon.-Fri. 553-78Z0 From: To: ~: For Greater Energy SaVings 4222. surance. sale driving or send the coupon to the address below I 5. I have been a Technician for ---- ATTENTION-Home·makers record. willingness to run I .... during peak hours and Name _ Part lime packaglhgwork. 2 to work weekend nlghls. years. I have actual work experience in the 3 days per week. 3 hours per I I r: INSULA TION SPECIAL Preference will be given to Phone' _ following areas: d~Y-,-!!lWlx~!!l",(~13~~~3 energetic, well groomed, AREA Representative for frlondly. courteous. I SkIII s _ I 00 athlollc candldatos. OEngine Repair, Gas o Auto Trans '.,~~ $300 Hamburg or Plhckney area. '.. II's elSler than you think aM Apply In person at any I I OEngine Tune Up o Manual Trans. Front Rear Axle Per 1000 Sq. Ft. Ceiling now Is the lime. Call Mr. Hart· Of the followln9 Domino's Plna locallons o Front End & Steering o Electrical Systems a" Blown Fiberglass (R·14) wig (313)227-3455or ($17)546- Kelly Services, Inc •• 34115 W. Twelve Mile Rd., I ~: 0924.REALTYWORLOVAN'S 140Mary Alexander Court I Suite 155, Farmington Hills, M148018 • 1JBrakes , Norlhvllle oHeating & Air Conditioning , ~. ASSISTseml'lnvalid wllh SIlO' If you can " Join us now, maybe you have a JONES pie medical treatment. flvo 4172aTen Mile Road I I Name---:--=-- _ days. 10'30am and 3'30 pm, Novl friend who can. Phone No. _ , ~JNSULATION SUPPLl~S INC. no special training reqUIred. 294Lafayette no lifhng. S4$ per week or I I a~.south Lyon ~~ Call 348-9880 more If Ihterestod Ih some Not an agoncy. Mall to Box 1848 C/O Livingston County Press light housework. (3t3\348-9673 I nevora fee. I < Blanket Insulation IELL~J-.'rl. r~ alter 6 pm or anytime SERVICES INC EOE M/F/H 323 E. Grand River, Howell, MI 48843 ~, Available ... weekends mrn E.O.E.MIF ..- •------I • •• Wednesday, November 14. 1984-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-9-B 215 Clmpers, Trailers 225 Autos Wanted 165 Help Wanted General 165 Help Wlnted tl5 Help Wlnted 115 Help Wanted 166 Help Wlnted Slles 170 Sltultlons Wlnted 201 Motorcycles & Equipment BUYING junk cars and late GENERAL kitchen help. per. LIVE-In baby siller wanted lor 2 NURSE aides needed tor RN's or LPN's to do Mobii'e LOOKING for second Income? EXPERIENCED Painter. In· 1983 Honda XR·loo Like new. model wrecks. We sell new manent. Orchard Ridge Cam· children. Room. board and afternoon and mid'nlght Para·Medlcals. Please call National food company seek· terlor and extenor, wallpaper. S6OO. Alter 5 p m (5171546- OKLAHOMA built Arrow travel and used parts at reasonable pus, Oakland Community Col. small salary. (5171223-7259 shills. Experience helplul. (3131.642-4601. ing enthusiastic sales people. Free estlmales. Quality Work. 1981 or house trailer. 1969. 2 bedroom. gas heat. air condl· prices. Mlechlels Auto' lege. 27055 Orchard Lake aile! 6 y.'!'. _ Call (313)68S-1400 or apply RECEPTIONIST needed lor (3131227-4240. Call Steve. (517)546-8950 1984 Honda XR80. GoOd condl' lIonlng. insulated, aluminum salv!1l~ (5171~J!!: _ $load, Farmington Hills. MI. West Hickory Haven. 3310 W. week-ends and holidays In a NUMBER one company In EXC-ELLENTchlld care. lIOn. $525. (313)632-6855 frame, holding tanks. like new 48018. Call or apply al McDONALD'S Commerce Road. Milford. nursing home. Medical record nutritional held wants leaders. babies welcome. licensed. KAWASAK( dirt bike -and tires, 38 II.. very good condi· 228 Construction Caletena. (313)471-7586. Experienced fast lood 8:30a m. to 3:30p m. week· experience helplul. Call Own your own business In· references. Call Sandy trailer for 3 bikes. (517)223- lion. $5.200. Will deliver. Equipment G'ENERALhorse lann work, managers or Will train. Apply d!~______(313)685-1400 or apply West surance. car. bonuses (313)887-8284, M·S9. Hartland. 9720. (313)231·3290. lIennel cleaning and vet assis· at the Novi. Walled Lake. OFFICE In Bnghton needs Hickory Haven. 3310 W. Com· available. Could be best move $1.00 per hour. 1980:- 184'5-Case skid Steer, KAKAS'AKI- TMloo: Excellent UTILITY t'r'::a'-:-Ile-r-s,-n-ew:-4x8 lant. Part·llme possibly lull· South lyon locallons Monday mature indIVidual to do merce Road. Millord. 8·30a.m. yo~~~!0~~~. EXPERIENCEDchlkl care In condillon Ideal Christmas gilt like new. $9,000. (3131629-6614. $325, 5x8 S350. 5x12 tandem ------time. Call between 8 a.m. and Ihrough Friday. telephone work. Hours fleXI- 103.30p m. week-days my licensed home. Hartland. lor ages 8 through 14 S300 $575. Wood hauling trailers. 5 p.m. (313)437-8135. ble salary plus commISSion. RECEPTIONIST wanted lor HELP WANTED- Bnghton area. (313)632·7044 (517)223-8081. 230 TruckS • 13131227-4240. SALES (313)229-6475. ,__ GLORIA'S'Sweet Shop. busy of lice. excellent typmg EXPERIENCED- -babY'Slller 1972 SportSter. cuStom paint, AUTOMOBilE Wanted.-Car or McDONALD'S OFFICE locatedTn-South Lion Time for a change? downtown Howell. above (65w.p.m. minimum). spelling. and mother Will prOVide love. custom wheels. all chrome. 220 Auto Parts Pickup In repairable condition. Now accepting appllcallons Will soon be hiring a group 01 Century 21 Hartford Adam's. Cake and candy sup- puncluallon. grammar. and In your home. weekdays 7 am mint condition (3131437-1285 & Service Can pay more than Junk pnce. plies, gourmel collee. elc. for all shifts. Apply atlhe NOVI, people to work In our sales phone experience necessary. South·West Is looking 106 pm. References. (313)34~ for 2 full time motivated SEARS 1000c. good condillon. Alter 6 p m. except Wednes; O~n dally. 10 am to 6 pm. Walled lake. South Lyon department on an "on-call" Please send resume to P. 0 6976 CHEVETIE parts. transmls· locallons Monday through Fn· Individuals. Must be $65 (313)632-0784 day. 15171223-3464. (5171548-4047. basis to cover staff shortages Box 241. BrllIhton. MI. 48116. HOUSEKEEPING. holiday slons. rear ends, floor pans. day. licensed and a strong '77 Chevy LUV'-",$:'::77=5=--0-r"'b-e-st:-"0-:f- GENERAL -ShOP- labor:- will and for dOing telephone work SHORTHAND Secretaries. kleen·up or regular baSIS. 205 Snowmobiles shock tower cuts. engines in- on special proJects. Usually 24 desire 10 achieve max· stalled. Champion Parts. ler 15171548-1317. train. Good potential lor ad· Type 55 w.p m .. Shorthand. 80 Imum potenllal. Ex- have relerences (517)546- hour advance notice. Must 1981 ArctiC Cat EI-Tlgre 5000. (313)437-4105. t979 Chevrolet '12 Ion 4 x 4 vancement. Apply 10 person to w.p.m. Long and short term cellent commission 6506. 10810 Plaza Dnve. Whitmore McDONALD'S have excellent telephone temporary assignments Good ported. carbide studs and CARTIER ~Parts -and 350. 4 speed With lock-out manners. enjoy working With program available. Call HOME assembler needs work hubs. power steenng. power ' Lake. between 9 a m. and Now accepting appllcallons pay. Call between 9 a m. and wearbars. excellent condillon. Sales. Open 7 days a week. the public and be able to type Tom Kuster, 437-4111. (313)363-1190alter 5 pm brakes, am·tm stereo. ~ 4 p.m. Just west 01 US·23 llnd for JanitOrial Help. Apply at 3 p.m. Monday through Fri· $1.800.13131624·9171 9 a m.t06 p.m. (313)231·1619. the Novl.-Walied Lake. (accuracy IS more Important century 21 HOUSECLEANING to your 1313)437-8604after 5 p.m. ' , north oil 01M-36. day. Kelly Services (313)227· NEW Skl·Doo Everest 500. 1976' Camaro for parts 305 South Lyon Locallons. Mon· than speed). Send past work Hartford sahsfachon. reasonable 1974 Chevy plckp With top. • HELP Yoursell to a high pay. 2034. 500cc. 45 original miles $2.000 engine and transmiSSion. day thru Fnday. expenence and quallhcatlons South-Weal Doreen (3131878-3900. Judy Ing career in Real Estate. Call SOMEONE to care tor elderly or reasonable oller (313)437· $200.(517)548-4473. good mechanical condition I .' to Box 1836 c/o The South 22454 Pontile Trail t313)878-9398 S850. Call (313)685-9110 alter , Charlie lor career night lady bedridden. needed Im- 0345 Lyo,n Herald. 101 N. Lalayelle. South Lvon MI HOUSE cleaning Expenenc· 1982 to 1984 like new Camaro 5 p.m delalls. Century 21 Suburban. MIoSTATE iamlOrlal Service mediately. lull·llme or live-in. 1974 Polans $250 (313)227. South Lyon. MI. 48178. E O.E ed responSible person. own rear Window louver, black. $75. now acceptmg applicatIOns for references (313)229-7078 NOW hiring full and part-time 1983 Chevy 'Iz ton Scollsdale., (313)349-~212., ,. M/F. 6540aller 5 pm (313)229-5t54 lull and part-time help. Ex· poSlllons available. must be transportallon References loaded With equipment. one OPENING, hljjil-school stu- STYLIST needed. parl·llme available. Call Tern. 13131437· 2 Place easy lilt snowmobile FOUR 14 Inch radials on AMC penence helpful but not re- Call (3131227·5090. ask for eager to learn, good salary Iraller. S300 (313)229-9443 owner miles, S8850. Under-, qUired. Apply lower rear oillce dent near Howell Best plus commiSSion Apply In 1436. sport rims. one convenllonal Hood Chevrolet, 603 W. Grand' HARDEE'S Western for one hour work Char 1974Rupp. Nitro 2 440. Sliders. lire and rlin. $175. AMC stereo Come Join Our Team at 441 North Main. Milford. person. Just Pants. Twelve HOUSECLEANING. ex, River, Brighton. (313)229-8800 ' . SEEKIN{j mature mdlvlduals cover. like new (3131227·2133 plus 4 speakers. $40. (5171546- Hardee's 01 Novi IS now hiring 13t3)685-7700. before school. 15171548-2900 Oaks Mall perlenced. Very relalble. ex- 1981 Chevrolet 'Iz ton 6'. for interview. for part·llme posillon as work- cellent rates (313)437-0360 SNOWMOBilE parts and 7129. lor lull or part·time poslllOns, MATU lfE:-experlenced. Ing supervisor for lanllorlal WANTED. 4 People With cylinder, 3 speed. $4995 PRODUCTION help reqUired, callalter6 pm. repair. All makes Reasonable day or evenings. Apply In per· responSible woman or couple company. (313)229-6529. management, teacher or sales Underwood Chevrolet, 603 W. son at 26245Novi Road. Novi. 10 care for elderly person . must be experienced With pro- background. or small IF you want 10 have the besl Orlce Alter 5p m t517)223- STEVENSON'S Grand River. Brighton.; Room and board With salary. duction machines and roullne. TAKING ApplicallOns for Cer· bUSiness owners. Must have babyslthng service call 8621 (313)229-8800. tlfled MechaniCS. GM ex- References required. (313)996- Apply at 78 Jackson Plaza, good sell Image and ability to (3131878-6262. ask for T J. $1 TWO snowmobiles and -iWo 1984 Chevrolet S-10 pickup, 4 HYGIENIST. Every other perience preferred. Call • saturday morning. (313)68S- 2713. . An'!-Arbor., !'A-,. 48103. handle large Income. Amon per hour. place trailer 1972Yamaha 440. Now upto speed, step bumper. bed (313)227.1100. Supenor Olds ASSOCiates. (313)349-7355 LOVING mother Wishes electriC start 1975Sno-Jet 340. 8728. Ask lor Barbara. Cadillac. $50.00cash paid , Imer, 11,000 miles, factory war.- MYSTERY CUSTOMER PART-TIME HELP babYSitting. All ages. New Both rebUilt. trailer rebuill ranty. $6295. Underwood HAIR Dressers With clientele'. TV Shop helper. electrOnics 167 Business S850 or best oller. (313)227. for junk cars. up to 70% commission. WANTED Hudson area. (313)437-5955. Chevrolet. 603 W. Grand River. knowledge. Apply 10 person. Opportunities 4048. modern salon. Ask for Zareh. Undercover pizza consumer to MATURE, responSible lady High prices Brighton. (313)229-8800. If you are looking for extra Century ElectrOnics. 8028 1979Yamaha ExClter.-44O. -ex· (313)348-:.::::9290=._- evaluate delivery. service and BRIGHTON. Live Bait and Wishes to baby,slt. part-time. 1983 Chevy 1M ton pickup. money. Wendy's IS looking lor W.est Grand River. Bnghton. cellent condlhOn. $1.200. for product once every 4 weeks. Tackle Store. Beer and wine Willing to do light housekeep- Power steering. power'. you. We have OP,l"lngs early 9 amt05 pm. (313)624-9171. late model Must live within Ihe delivery license. Firearms license. Ing. Own transportation. brakes. gauges. 4 speed. am- HANDYMAN mornings and on the late mght TRACTOR trailer driver. trl' area of our new Domlno's PIZ- Reduced pnce for qUick sale (313)437-1303. YAMAHA GPX433 racing sled. wrecks. fm radiO. 13,000 miles. Asking Repairs and maintenance tor a Shill. Wages start at $3.50 per stale area. average 2 over- za store located at 140 Mary BUilding Inventory and 2 apart· NEED holiday cleamng or Just Runs great. new sleel cleated $7700. (517)548-3887 after' management company. Must hour. We inVite homemakers~ nights per week. Send resume Alexander. NorthVille. Must ments for extra Income. Loy, everyday cleaning. light or spiked track. $300. (517)546- 6:30 p.m. have baSIC tools. Fowlerville enjoy a Iree pizza. Call toll tree students and co-op students P. O. Box 321. Brighton. MI down payment. Call altel heavy housecleaning done. 5282:::. _ 1982 Chevy pickup half ton. 6 area. $5 per hour. to apply. Please apply In per- 48116. (313)887-1482 on November 14-15. 1(800)222. 6 pm. (313)595-0606 Just give us a call. Cindy. Metropolitan Management son. Monday - Thursday. 2 pm 210 Boats Equipment cylinder. 3 speed. real sharp" 1000. Domlno's Pizza. Inc. TUFF Kote Dlnol now accep- (3131632-5885. Kay. (313)632- & • Company. (313)533-7274. • 5 pm at the Wendy's listed LEADERSHIP poslilon~ limited ------Silverado package. very_ ling applications. at Howell 6726 FOUR GM stock wheels. 3/4 plush, excellent condition,. MILFORD McDonald:snow ac- below: locallOn. 2723 East Grand partnership. opportunity to HOUSEKEEPER. part-lime. own company. $30.000 to FlE'TlRED tool maker. Ion. 8lug. $100. (517)546-6686. 30.000 miles. $6.500. (517)546-' cepllng appllcallons for morn- River. WONDERLAND clean. cook, baby,slt. own car. WENDY'S $80.000 a year Income. Com· machllllSt. Would trade talenls GOODYEAR Polyglas tires. H· 5637. ing and evenings Shifts. 18 TWO-Positions available for •.2:30 pm to 7 pm. Monday 8545W. Grand River pany car. prollt sharing. small lor shop and machme time. 78-14 With nms. Asking $75. SMALL PICKU PS years or older please. dining room assistance at MARINE through Friday. $SO week. Bnghton Investment. Send resume to (313)229-5708. (313)437-3175alter 4 p.m. 1982 FORD COURIERS 1960 MACHINE tool company Beverly Manor ot Novi. 'Fun In The Sun I'eadquarters" ·(313)685-1262. P. O. Box 96. South Lyon. MI SinER. '~an~y'--a-ge-O-r--hoUrs. 40 H.P. VW engine With big COURIERS. All low miles. seeks mechanical deslgner/· 8'30 a m. to 9'30 a.m. and 48178. Responslble _Reliable!! .Ex· bore kit. runs good. $100. Top. air. and more. • HEATING AC and duct boa:id engineer. must have 8 years PROGRAMMERS/ analyst. 5'30 p m. to 6'30 p moo7 days ' men. by hour or sub contracl. MOMSearnexlra money while penenced!!! On Strawberry CLOSE-OUT (313)34~1642. Bill Brown Ford. 35000 experience. excellent wage NationWide/Michigan. IBM • per week. (313)477-2000. Must be experienced. Air King workmg at home. seiling Lake Road. Hamburg. Plymouth Rd at Wayne Rd:. ' arid fnnge benehts. perma- Cobol or PL1. 2 years. pluses· VINYLfldor Installer:- ex· ON ALL 1984MODELS 14" Keystone II. multi lug Heating and Cooling. Inc. Shaklee Home P~oducts. Set (313)426-3824. LIVOnia 421-1000 • nent posihon. Apply at OS.CICS - $22 to S38 pay. Per- perlenced only. top wages. chrome rims wllh wire covers. Days (313)227-6074. evenmgs your own schedual Bonus car THOROU'::7G'-'H'--0-ld-fo--a-Sh-j-on-e-d Gnnders lor Industry. 51300W. sonell World. 3017 S. Waverly. $100.13131229-8067. 1965 Chevrolet 1M ton plCkuP~ (313)227.2372• (313)685:I2OO --- program available. Don't STARCRAFT Pontiac Trail. Wixom between LanSing. (517)882-4000. house cleaning done to your Heavy duty. good tires. runs' delay. call today. (517)546- Experienced Serrice Dept. HANDYMAN. part-lime only. 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. satISfaction In 1'12 hours good. 42.000 actual miles. rus- • t716. Reasonable rates, references LEASE-A-LOANER ty, everythmg works. $550' or Novl area. $3.50 hr. (313)349- WHATISTHE Used car rentat. Dally 9 a m. • 2017. NEED extr'iiC;hrlstma-s Dot (313)887-2898. TWO LOCATIONS TO make oller. (517)223-3464 alter MANAGER CROSS COUNTRY PRINTING to 6 p m. Start at $9 95. Cash. learn a trade In the pnntlng money? Looking for am bilious WORKING parents' lICensed 6 pm except Wednesday. HANDICAPPED woman' needs SKI RENTAL BARGAIN SERVE YOU BETIER Mastercard. VISA. (313)994- Ileid. Must be self-mOtivated. people to show the new amaz- mother of toddler in Novi/' person two days a week. lour Mature individual wanted for 9199. 1965 Chevy. Georgl8 truck.' hard worker. qUick learner. BARREL? Ing life like picture clocks and NorthVille area Will care for 5796 E. GrandRiver hours a day. Chateau Estates this seasonal POSition. rebUilt 350. S650 hrm or trade. Call Ken. (313)229-8003. G· II you have an Item you Wish to plaques. For more information Mobile Park. (517)546-6334. December thru March. Cross your toddlers. learning ac· Howell, MI 48843 (517)548-4473. GraphiCS. sell for $25. or less or a group call (313)878-3331. tlvltles and lender. love. and Cbetween Bnghton& Howell) MAGNETIC signs for your HARTLAND. Housekeeper Country ski experience ot items seiling for no more truck or car. All sizes. Custom 1960 Dodge 0-50 pickup. Ex- PARTY Store:EStab\;Shed care. (313)349-57-'.39cc..' _ 517-548-5122 needed. 3 hours. Friday or preferred. Call (313)399-9545 than $25. you can now place an deSigned for your needs. Call cellent running condition. over 20 years Volume near WILL baby·sit. teenage girl. Saturday mornings. (313)632- fordelails. ad In the Green Sheet for '12 (313)685-1507or come Into the some slight rust. $1.800 hrm. $400.000 SOD - SDM. Heart of alter school and weekends STORE HOURS: 5402. prlce Ask our ad·taker to Milford Times. 436 N Main (313)229-2138after 5 pm. PRINTING ' town. mid Llvmgston County Meltby and Horning School Mon. & Thurs: 10-8 place a Bargain Barrel ad for Street. Milford. 1988 Dodge 0-100. 6.cyllnder. Young aggressive pnntlng Income near $35.000. Terms. area. (313)227-0641. Tues. & Fri. 10-6; Sat. 9-5 you. 110 words or less) and stick. $25O.t3131632-o784. hrm IS 10 search of an in- Call leo Castle. LaNoble Real- Closed Sun. & Wed. '78 Mustang turbo wheels and IMMEDIATE MACHINIST she WIll bill you only $2 25 WilL bab1-slt Mlllord area. diVidual who IS capable of run- ty BUSiness Brokers 15171482· tires. $300. Miscellaneous 1982 Ford pickup With custom IThis speCial IS ollered to (313)684-1764. 30303 Plymouth Rd. ning a 10x15 Hamada and 1637. ~ome !517)4~19,:11. body parts. (517)546-1317. cab. $4500.(313)437-5079. WORK Heidelberg 1torcycle. elc. available In our child care and any time lor fun. Call Toby . With savings liP to $1.600. wood hauler. S350. Call after helpful but not necessary. Call Farmers Insurance GrouP of· Work guaranteed. Authonzed --SUPPLEMENTAL MEL'S AUTO SUPPLIER pre-school programs. VISI' Wessel (313)483-7417. (313)231-2771 6 pm. (313)229-6153. .. .' (313)477.2000or apply: Beverly fers opportunalles to open Honda Power Equipment 754 S. MICHIGAN any time. We've been canng CAMP trailer. 15ft Well equ;p. F-loo. 1982. $6.050. excellen': Manor Novi. 24500 your own Insurance bUSiness PIANO. organ InstrucllOns. Dealer. Hartland Kartway. · " STAFFING INC HOWELL. MICHIGAN for LIVingston Country ped. Must see. must sell. condition, besl offer. must Meadowbrook Road. Siart part-llme Without glvmg Graduate from Royal (313)632-6500Dale. (517) 546-8275 children since 1969 Call lucky (313)229-9041 sell. (517)546-6497. The Temporary Help PART·tlme help wanted. alter- up your present employment Academy. london. Reglstra· College grads preferred but Duck Nursery. 1313)227-5500 tlon for fall. now. Arrowhead DEER hunter truck camper. 1965Ford trUCk. Excellent cog- People noons and weekends. must be TRANSFER case Inew), 1910 • MECHANIC to work Innewiy not required. For confidenllal lor mformallOn. SubdiVISion (3131231-2173. sleeps 4. eqUipped. $400 or dillon. runs good. S500 or best 18. minimum wage to start. Ap- 1979 Ford 4 x 4. S550 or best. opened auto shop. Commls, interview call (313)559-1652. A-I cleaning ladles. general or offer. (511)54&-063::,:2::....__ ~ INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC in· ply in person. Holden's Party PRIVATE-duty nurse iias ~~J~~~_ (313)421-4867. slon. (517)4611-2348. Store. 2055 South Mlllord WANTED. Part tlme'day parties. Mrs. Hoban or Mrs. several openings available to structor. part·time for beglnn· Ross.t313)887-2197. 1984 CAMPER Van was S17.850 FORD 1983 Ing band students in Fowler· Road. Mlllord. waitress for J B:s Brighton care for the terminally III pa· F-600 ALL Fall or weekly cleanmg - now only $18,800. Only 3 ville. Brass, woodwmds and MACHINE BUILDER PART-TIME Medical Assistant. House. 10180 East Grand tlent or tamlly member In the WHATISTHE 14' Box. low miles River. Experienced only. App- beautifUlly done by an ex· 1984 travel trailers left In 'lock •percussion. certified or uncer· Experienced. ambitious. per· LIVingston County area $11.995 ly In person. Monday through perlenced woman Home - prlced to sell. tlhed. Call (517)223-7300. _ Automa Corporahon IS a sonable person needed for (517)546-8213or (5171548-2435 BARGAIN Bill Brown Ford. 35000 ThurSday. Call (313)229-9390 Economlsl 1m profeSSional No reasonable oller refused leader in the deSign and growing Ob/Gyn practice. SECRETARIAL service In my Repair & 5eMce Plymoulh Rd. at Wayne building of robotic systems in Please send resume to: H. A. lor any quesllons. maIds uniform) for homes and home. Correspondence. BARREL? Part, & Acceaaorle' If you have an Item you wish to Rd. _42~7000 • automallon. We are currently Plraka. M.D" 8619 West Grand WANTED. Experienced day businesses. Also tull service reports. mailings. bookkeep- -~ IMMEDIATE housekeeping skills expertly Inauranc:e Work sell for $25. or less or a group looking for machine bUilders River. Brighton. Michigan brOiler cook. Pizza makers. 109 and word processmg performed: laundry. meal (Suburban-Ouo- Therm ot Items seiling for no more 1981 Ford F-15O. Automallc. OPENINGS wllh 5 years expenence. Ap- 48116. bartenders and day prep. App- available. 12 years ex- preparation. child supervi- -NorcoId) than $25. you can now place an power steering. power plicants must have a thorough ly In person between 2 and 5 perience. Call Audrey. GREAT LAKES ad 10 the Green Sheet for brakes, air conditiOning. rally 27 PEOPLE knowledge of blueprint Monday through Friday at sion. etc .• etc. 15171546-1439. (313)227-5684. 'h PUNCH FINISHER MOTOR HOMES pnce! Ask l'Jur ad·taker to wheels and runnmg boartls. reading. Apply in person at Gus's Restaurant. 3030 W. ABLE mother would like to , BARBER SNOWPLOWING. commerCial Open Mon. thru Thu .... 8-8 place a B:.rgaln Barrel ad for $5195. Underwood Chevrolet $876 PER MO. Automa Corporallon, One Grand River. Howell. baby,slt. very low rates. Due 10 expansion program. TRYOUT or residential. Iree estimates Frt.gLm.~p.m. you. (10 words or less) and 603 W. Grand River. Bnghton' Qualily Way, Grand Blanc. (313)229-4417. local company has poSitions DAYS AND NIGHTS WANTED career minded real (313)471-4453.(313)981.5591. Sat. IILm.-1 p.m. she Will bill you only $2.25. (313)229-8800. . : Michigan 48439 (near corner of ALTERATIONS and sewing. open. Rapid advancement. SIX Apply Liberty Tool and estate person who wants to THERAPUTIC and pre-natal 28lI22 W. 8 Mile, Farmington. (This speCial IS ollered to 1975 Ford F-25O. SIX cylinder Holly and Baldwin Road) or For fit. for restyling. for com- months manager traming for Engineering. Maple Road or,e work and make money. Call massage. Reflexology. salt 471-3340 homeowners only-sorry. no stick. rusty but runs excellen,t: send resume to: Automa Cor· mile west of Haggerty. Wall· Jim at (313)349-4030. fort. for value. Call carmen. those who qualify. plus glows by certified ENCLOSED trailer. dual axle. commerCial accounts. S650. (5171548-3231. . porallon. P.O. Box 111. Fen· ed Lake. (313)437-6071. bonuses. Start Immediately. WANTED part lime Secretary~ Myomassologlst. 13131229- 12.It. long. 8 ft. Wide. 7 ft. 1966FORD F-600 lIat bed. good ton. Mi. 48430 Equal Op- DTAPLANT ASK lor Candacl!or JIm -io Call Personnel Department. 24 hours weekly. 9 a.m. to 4668. high. Excellenl condition. WANTED. Chevy engme. condillon. $450. Fowlerville portumlY Employer. clean your home. We do 350 (313)750-0542. 3 p.m. Call 13131669-1322. WEDDINGS and all occasions Less than 2.000 miles. $2.200. used, good condition. (517)634-9101. PERSONS wanted to deliver lloors. we do Windows. we' II • WAITRESS and part.ilme bar· video taped. Reasonable 13131348-9545. (313)231.2210. 1983 F-150 SuP~ the Monday Green Sheet to do yours. (313)878-6657. INDEPENDENT insurance AUTOMA maid. Apply 700 Bowl. South rates. (313)229-5699. FOR rent new 24 ft. motor Durallner. straight 6. 3 speed tubes by car in the area of BABY-Sllllng~-Novi Meadows. 225 Autos Wanted agency seeking expenenced Lyon. home. (517)468-3429. standard. S63OO. 1313168S-3786 secretary to handle Customer Bnghton. Call Circulation wholesome happy homellfe. MATURE woman to care lor 3 WANTED: Mature. resPonsl. 1969 Ford Pickup With camper. 1978 Ford ton pickup. 302 accounl servicing. Past in· (313)227-4442 leavmg name. Call Kathleen. 13131349-3680. AL'S AUTO PARTS. My pnces 'h if. school age children aller ble woman to love and care lor iTRANSPORTATION -I' Self·contalned. stove. can't be beat I buy lunked and 8. standard Shill, 116.000 surance agency experience address. phone number and CERTIFIED Nurses -Aide- C'PR schoo\. Own transportation. 16 month old girl in my home. refngerator. furnace. Sink. hot wrecked vehicles. Free ap- miles. runs and dnves good. reqUired. Ann Arbor area. type of vehicle. trained. prefer genatnc care Generous salary. Aller 7p.m .. Live-in or dally. Live-in preler- water heater: aIr conditioner. pliance dumping. ~5 Monday dents but no rus\. $1.200' (313)971-1000. (313)229-2205. PERSONS wanted to red, 1 child ok. Room and' Hartland area only (313)632- l ~ $1,100 or best oller. (3131878- through saturday. (517)546- (517)223-3464 alter 6 pm ex; substitute delivering papers 6306. board. plus salary. 13131227- 9210 or 13131878-5685. 2620. cept Wednesday. ,_ on Monday and Wednesdays 3068 alter 5 pm. _ CARING person wllh prevIous 201 Motorcycles • JOB LEADER to tubes by car In the area of ,Top notch man lor automation MANAGERS WANTED: Nanny for 16 monlh home care expenence With South Lyon and Whit· ABATE of Michigan motorcy. and conveyor fabncator. ex· National Firm Expanding. old baby girl. Room and board senously III mdlvldual. In' more Lake. call Circulation cle parts. Swap Meet. Howell .cellent pay and fnnges. WIX' looking for people With plus salary. (313)227-3068. terested m 40 hours a week (313)349-3627 leaving name. Armory. Sunday. November ~c:marea. (313)348-7760. managemenl ablllly. part or and some weekends. salary full lime. Call (313)437-0880. address, phone number and 166 Help Wanted Sales negotiable. will travel Within 25. 1984. Howell. Michigan type of vehicle. lIVIngston County area. Ex· (313)561-7779. • --...------.. PART·tlme secretary. com- cellent professional and per· HONDA Hawk. 1978: Type -2-. ...:: puter operator for accountmg sonal references. Call new ballery. Runs excellent. :"" JCPenney MAfliREwoman to baby.$iiin work. Hours 9 am to 1 pm. (517)548-3349or (517)546-4394. S6OO.13131227·7942. weekdays. call (517)546-3548. ALL CHRISTMAS Help-;-part or full my home. 6:30 a.m. to I wanted to do was lose a lillie 1982Honda ATC 110. excellent ::: TWELVE OAKS 2:30 p.m.. Highland/Holly RN,full or part·llme, allernoon time. Call aller 4 p.m. (517)548- condition. $775. (313)349-2539 fs now acceptind applicahons weight. And I did! I lost 20 2627; _ area. 22 monlh old baby girl. and midnight shills. for ten pounds and 5 dress sizes. and aller6 p.m. lor: (313)887·2295. . bed Hospice Inpallent Unit. SALES last month I earned over MOTHER'S hetper. live month Apply Hospice of Livingston STOCK $8.000. showing others how I old boy and light chores in my County. 1333 West Grand -. Full TIme did II! I am 26 years old. a home. 20 through 40 hours River, Howell or call (517)546- graduale of South Lyon High, ~"COMMISSION POSITIONS 6691. Emphasis on quallly ot •• Styling Salon weekly. South Lyol' area. and With no special tralnmg I (313)663-5001or (313)761-3405. life. Equal Opportunlly became a distributor with a -: NAIL TECHNICIAN Empl01!!:.. _ • ~~ CREDIT NOW HIRING 15 DEPEN· NalIOnal Nutrition Company. I RESIDENT Manager. Mature .~ CATALOGUE DABlE LADIES. Or mature am lookmg for 10 sincere In· IMPROVE couple preferred for on·sight dlviduals who would like to BEmehts IOclude Paid Vac8- high school girls to do management of small Millord '\ions. Paid Holidays. Discount telephone survey work In the lose weight. feel beller. and \ senior citizens complex . ..on purchases. Proht Sharing, comfort of our ollice located In earn a large Income too. I'm RlIsponslble for leasing, .Hospitalizallon and more. Ap- the Woodland Plaza. On the dOing It·SO can you! Call Cindy TRAFFIC housekeeping and "'Ply In person. J.C. Penney lob Irainlng available. ex· Rouse and ASSOCiates. maintenance. Compensallon (313)437.5714.mornings. ~Personnel Department. cellent pay. chOice 012 shills. includes apartment plus small Utilize your space and employees .Twelve Oaks Mall only. Mon· Apply In person: 8028 W . salary. call Louan between 1· more profitably by adding a Mon- -day Ihrough Friday. 10 a.m. to Grand River. Bnghton, MI. In 3 pm. (517)337·7404. Equal Op- . tgomery Ward Catalog Sales Desk to -4.p.m. Equal Opportunlly the H&R_Block bu'.ld..!!!.V:... _ DIRECTOR 01 customerroli· portunity Employer. :employer. M/F. • NORTHVILLE area. older lady lions. part·hme in your home. your existing Milford business. RN/LPN full·time or part·time. ~ needs helper. 3-4 hours a day. Mature, aggressive. pleasant We may have the opportunity that all shills. Apply at Whitmore iOOKiNifiOr' piit:time' work? Cook one meal. light cleaning. personalily with ability to you have been looking for. If you are (313)624-4938. __ • _ Lake Convalescent. Center. solve customer prOblems. the owner of an established 'Ilhone marketing reps 8633 North Main, Whitmore • 'Wanted. 3 shills available. ThIs Is an important position. NURSES (RN's/BSN'S) skilled lake. (313)«9-04431. business and are active in its ~InUSI have pleasant phone hOme care. Will Iraln. Flexible Call (3t3)685-0909 between the RECEPTIONIST /typISI. part· hours 0ill.!!!'..!.nd 5 p!!!:. __ ma,nagement, we would like to talk voice. For Information call hOurs. Part·llme. Good pay. with you. ·(313134~. • Livingston Home Hea\lh CIre, time In Mlllord. Send resume FREE REAL ESTATE LICENSE 10Oakland Psycologlcal Clinic Write now and tell us about your ::aVE.IN babySlller neededlii (313)229-2013. • TRAINING. Molivaled people. P.C.. 548 N. Main, Millord. MI no experience necessary. to operation. ;n)y Howell home. Sandie, NEED extra money for Ihe up- 48042. :(517)548-0829.(517)548-7803, coming Holidays? lntereste

l()'B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday. November 14, 1984 ••

240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 230 Trucks 233 4 Wheel Drive 235 Vans 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles Vehicles 1969 Ford Truck Tractor. 521 1979 Ford. 8 passenger. load- 11119camaro Z·28. mint condI- CENTURY. 1980, 6 cylinder. 1975 Chrysler c.;ordoba. ex- 1977 Dodge Aspen. 4 door. HONDA Accord. 1976. Ex· '83 LeSabre. Custom 2 door. cellent condlllon. air condi- automallc. 6 cylinder engine. cellent running condition. Vo{;, power brakes, power gas single 5 and 2. S2.100. 1978 Ford 250. 4x4. power ed. Air conditioning. power tion. Stored In the winter. air. 4-<1oor, rear delrost, tlon. stereo. (313)349-8565 air conditioned. excellent con- good Interior. great m.p.g.. steering. air. am-Im stereo, .' (517)546-2372. steering. power brakes. sleerlng and brakes. captain Loaded. new chrome wheels stereo. rust-proofed. great evenings. dition. Sl.25O. (313)349-1643. must sell. Sl.500 or best olfer rear defrost. Extra warranty. , 1975 Ford Couner pickup. Ex- automallc. 8 ft. western angle chairs. 4 speed overdnve. 18 and tires. new headers. built condilion. S3.900firm. (313)348- 1980 Chevelle, am.lm. one 1980 Dodge Omm. 2 door hat. overS1.ooo.call(313)437.{;570. undercoat, SBOOO. (313)437- cellent condition. Sl,l95. best plow, new snowtlres. good mpg. excellent condition. transmission. Asking $6.300. 2406. .-. _ oller (313)4es-3204. condition. $4.950 IIrm. 1975 $3.900 or best offer. (313)227- (3131878-9961. CADILLAC. 1977. Eldorado owner. runs great, S2.35O. chback. excellent condition. 1983 Lynx wagon. Am-Fm ",,1957:::-:.==-:-:=--:--:-_= CJ5. V-8. new toP. tires and 1868. (3131878-3824. Power steering and brakes. stereo, rear delogger. low CELEBRITY. 1983. 4 door, air. B:l t 1950 Ford F-600 Dump Truck. 1976 Chevy Monte Carlo. no Blarntz. Loaded. excellent shocks. Sl.5OO or best oller. rust. runs greal. am-fm stereo. condllion. S3.ooo. (517)54&- 1983 Cutlass Supreme.- air. AM / FM stereo. S2.800. mileage. $4.900.(313)231·1446. automatic. defogger. lull ;..; (511)223-7136, 238 Recreational 6 ft. Western angle plow. Sl.800 or best oller. (313)231- 6232. cruise. delogger, tilt. low (313)349-8336after5:30 p.m. 1975 Lincoln Continental. power. Super Prlcel S7,490. 0 1IJIIl :::: 1982 GMC 5-15 Yz ton. Vo{;. needs some minor parts. Vehicles miles, very clean. (313)437. 1985 Dodge Caravan. Loaded, 73,000 miles. 1979 Ford LTD. Down. Financing Available. • S5OO. 9342. 1978 Cougar. power steenng :.:. $4995. Underwood Chevrolet. (313)227-7562. 9735. new job. must sell. (517)548- 81.000 miles. Choice. Sl.500. Marty Feldman Chevrolet. :;;: 603 W. Grand River. Brighton. A.T.C. 70. Honda. runs good. 1964 Comet Caliente converti- and brakes, air. rear defrost. 1983Jeep CJ7. Power steenng 1979 Chevelle, runs good. 3425aller5 p.m. (517)223-8356. 42355 Grand River, Novl. 348- .'. (313)22H800. good condition. S250 or besl ble, 260. 4 speed. power steer- S25OO.or best oller. (313)227· and brakes. 2 tops. 22.000 good mechanical shape. new DAILY CAR RENTALS - From 1982 LN7. Excellent condillon,7 ::ooo:;;,c...,..,.__ -=-_~:-_ 1979 Jeep CJ-7. 6 cylinder 3 oller. (313)685-3413. ·Ing. buckets. S2.45O or best 1895. :j.. miles. 5 speed. 6 cylinder. (313)348-1739. IIres. (3131878-9559. S10.95/day. John Colone loaded. 22,000 miles. $4.500. 1984 Mercury Gral)d Marquis ~,.; speed. wagon wheels and BLUEBIRD Bus. converted to CLASSIC 1968 Cadillac $8,300 or besl oller. (313)229- 1979 Cullass Cruiser station Chrysler, Plymouth. Dodge. (313)227~. LS 8 passenger wagon. load- camper. Propane heater. 1980 Capri. 6 cylinder over. Eldorado, good shape. S2.5OO. <{. hard top $3995. Underwood 7553evenings. wagon. diesel. loaded. no Pinckney. (313)87B.{;086 or 1981Lynx LS. Sunrool. air con- ed. 5 year extended warranty. :; Chevrolet. 603 W. Grand River. dlnelle. bar. stereo. bunk dnve. am-1m stereo 52.350 or (313)591-0101.edenslon 218. 1975 Jimmy 4 x 4. rebUilt rust. $3.000. (511)54&-2060aher (3131878-3151. dillonlng. loaded. S3300. S12.900.(313)231-3909. : ::', Bnghton. (313)229-8800. beds. runs good. New: IIres. besl. (313)348-1739. 1975 Chevrolet capnce. 4 engine. transmiSSion. re- 6p.m. DODGE OMNI'82. 2 cylinder. 4 (313)887.5965. 1982 Mustang GT. 5.0 H.O, brakes. S2500.(313)437-1737. CHEVETTE~1~9B3~.~a-u7to-m-a7tlc-.door. 80.000 miles. S1200 or :' : ,1984 Mazda SE-5 pickup. 5 painted With Imron. Very good stereo. rustproofed. $4.300 best oller. (517)546-0194 after 1977 Chrysler Cordoba., ex- speed. Excellent transporta- loaded, excellent condition • .-:. speed. am·tm casselle. ex- condillon. S2.25O. (517)548- 1975 GMC Champlain 24 h. Alter6 p.m. (313)75().O209. cellent condillon. 43.000 miles. tlon. S3288. John Colone '81 Mercury Lynx. Low babied. S6.800. Call after :.: cellent condition. S5.600. 2963. motor home. Excellent condi- ~~-'------S2.2OOor best oller. Call Gary Chrysler. Plymouth. Dodge. mileage. automallc. rear Win' 6 p.m.(313)231-2714. tion. Fully loaded. 26.000 ~: (313)624-3399 between 6 p.m. 1977 Chevelle. black. 25 mpg. aher7 pm.(313)229-9032. Pinckney. (313)878o{;086 or dowdelogger.(517)54&-5464. MERCURY Monarch. 1978, •••• and 10 p.m. 1984 510 Blazer. Loaded. lour miles. $9.000 or best oller. stick. new radials. 56.000 'i year unlimited mileage war· (313)887-7724. miles. Runs excellent. Looks CHEVROLET 1981 Cltaiiorl4 ' (3131~8-315~.______good condition, loa'led, t. :::: NOTICE. We buy and sell used ranty available. rusl prooled We B!~yClean door hatchback. 4 cylinder. 1977 Dat~un B210. Five speed. MUSTANGS & S2.2OO.(313)685-1637. 1982 Honey mim-home. low good. Great transportation . •:.: semi tractors and traders. All and Scotch guarded. Sll.850. automatic. power steenng/- lour cylinder. power brakes. CAPRI BUYERS '83 Mercury LN7. 23.000 miles. mileage, like new. S2O.OOO. Sl.25O. Cash talks. (313)229- Cars &. Trucks :.:. makes and models. Call (3131632-7298. brakes. air. stereo. rear Am-Fm stereo casselle. elec- T-Tops. Flip rools. GT's. mint condition. 1984 Mercury .:~: Charlie or Todd at Wixom Sup- (511)546-2060alter 6p.m. 8030. Gall Walt at defroster. air shocks. very !rIC rear Window delroster. COBRAS. GHIAS. TURBOS. Lynx. 8,000 miles. like new. ;.:, ply and EqUipment. (313)348- CAMARO Z-28. 1978. While. T- 235 Vans HONDA ATC90. S500. (313)349- clean. 36.000 miles. $4.800 or tinted Windows. t~chometer. 1978 thru 1984. Same Day (313)453.{;B65.aher 6p.m. tops. decaled. no rust. no McDonald Ford :::: 53100r(313)348-53~~21:.:... _ 5982. 'best oller. (3131624-7748. clock. sports mirror. wire Financing. Bring Your Trade. MUSTANG. 1966 Fastback. All :=:: 1976 Plymouth 4x4. S500or 1575 PORSCHE powered rat buggy. Bondo. S3.300. 1700 W. 1.1-59. 349--1400 Howell. (517)~116.~ _ 1978 Chevet'e -4 dOor wheel covers. all season Bill Brown Ford. 35000 new parts. must see to ap- :.: With Chrome Wheels. (313)266- ASTROVAN! S75O.(517)546-8876. automatic loaded good con: radial tires. carpeted. new Plymouth Rd. at Wayne preclate. $4,500.(313)348.1139. :.:" 5057. IT'S HERE! dltion. (313)437-4105. Aller ~~~h~~I~IIY ~~U~d~ e~tr';a:e Rd. 421-7000 1976 Monte Carlo. Power :::..: 7 Snowblade. needs paint. 240 Automobiles 11. CALL RON GRAHAM 6 p.m.(313)887·2302. _ 34 city. 44 highway. Sl.895 or GMC,l984.JIMMYPickup4x4. steering and brakes. air. ~~: S125 or best offer. (313)437- RAMPY CHEVY 1976 Chevy blazer. 44 In best offer. Aller 6 pm. Automatic. cab on back. cruise control. clean Inside. ANN ARBOR \....-=; 4443. ABSOLUTELY McDonald Forll~-~ Mon~!er Mudder IIres. Will (313)437-0705. Winter Ready! Sl1.750. 0 IItllerust.Sl.5OO.(313)437-9257. :-:: Z liner. truckbed liner lor 8 h. (313)663-3321 top dollar paid lor cars. trucks. 550 W. 7 Mil.. Rood sacnflce Sl.800. (313)231-24~ '83 Escort wagon Gi:~ 4 speed. ~~~t~' F~:I~~~~ AV~i~~~~~let. 1978 Mustang. 302. V-8. 4 ""', ;:; box. S75.(313)685-3413. 4 wheet drives. vans. etc. Northvillt- 1979 Chevrolet. 4 door. Sl.5OO power steering. power 42355 Grand River. Novi. 348- speed. very clean. 56.000 ~ 1978 Chevrolet customized (511)521~755. ~:=:233 4 Wheel Drive van. (313)498-2584. (517)54&-1805. brakes. cruise. air condition- 7000. miles. S2.5OO.(517)223-3440. 7:: Vehicles 427-6650 349-1400 CHRYSLER FIFTH AVENUE Ing. am·lm tape deck. 15200. 1979 Mercury Zephyr. 2 door. .;;.: 1983 Alliance DL. 2 door. 5 '82. Loaded. S8B8B. John Col- (3131887-6488. great condition. good tires. ... ------speed. casselle ETR radio. one Chrysler. Plymouth. 1982 Escort st'ereo-rear ESCORT, 1982. Automatic. air. (313)231·1545. ''''. DODGE. 1979 • • stereo & more. Sale Priced! :7.=":-:-'-:':0;.;..:;.'---....."..---,-- :-~: ALL 4x4sWANTED VAN extended warranty. 40.000 'USED CAR Dodge. Pinckney. (3131878- defogger. crUise. 4 speed. Bill Cook Buick. Farmington 1979 Malibu wagon. Good con- --~. 1978thru 1983 15 passenger. auto. air. miles. rust-prooled. new tires. 6086 or (3131878-3151. S3.790. (313)227-4667 aller Hills. 471-0800 dillon. 100.000 miles. S2.2OO. sharp. $3.800. (313)629-2038. t~: HIGHEST OFFER $4995 SUPER SALE CUTLASS SUPREME DIESEL 6 pm. (313)229-8262. ;-.' GUARANTEED Bill Brown Ford. 35000 BUYING junk cars and tate '81. Well equipped. 54.000 1984 Escort GT. 23.000 miles. 1977Mercury Grand MarquIS. 4 :::~; 313-54()'7093anytime Plymouth Rd. at Wayne Rd .. model wrecks. We sell new * l1\ADE-IN ON miles. $468B. John Colone loaded. Includes S500 Ken- MONTE CARLO. 1983. door. lull power. cruise. am- .'.< Livonia 421-7000 and used parts at reasonable $70. 0 . ANY OLD CAR, Chrysler. Plymouth. Dodge. wood radio. First 16.900 takes. Automatic. power windows. 1m radio. air. mint condition. prices. Miechiels Auto Pinckney. (313)878-6086 or (313)624-9171. door locks & seats. air. till. S2.5OO.(313)229-4617. ;~: CHERRY cream puff. Little old 1978 Chevrolet van. V-8. Salvage. (511)54~111 . ••::: lady does'nt need 2 cars. 1981 automatic transmission. Good ONE WEEK.ONLY (3131878-3151. ESCORT 1982 L wagon cruise. Now! 1982 Mustang GL, 3 door. 4 -.ilIl 1980 Buick Skylark limited. 2 .~: Eagle wagon can be yours lor work truck. S1495. Underwood (fREE TOWING INCLUDED)' '76 Cutlass Supreme. am-1m power b;akes. ~Ir. am·lm. 4 Bill Cook BUick. Farmington speed. 4 cylinder. power (• door. Vo{;. automallc. loaded. • •'-. S5.5OO.(313)227~4B2. Chevrolet. 603 W. Grand River. OR $4Q·DOWN ON,,,,,PC<,'V,OC_IOlf stereo. air. velour Intenor. speed. Excellent condillon. Hills. 471-0800 steering and brakes. stereo. Exceptional.· S4.495. (313)887- ::: 1983 Chevy 5-10 4x4 extended Brighton. (313)22H800. . ON ....f\VJ n ll~;f 0 (: AJl" 105.000 miles. Sl.loo or best (517)223-9270. sunroof. $5.100.(313)349-5778.· 9691. ;.... cab pickup. loaded. 3/4 ton, V- 1984 Dodge van. 19.000 miles. Plymouth Reliant oller. (313)437-5848. 1984 Flreblrd. rear spOiler. air. MALIBU. 1982. Automatic. 1982 Mercury Capn. 302 lour 1981 Buick Skylark limited. '80 MUSTAHG '83 .;-.: 6. excellent condition. extended maxi. van with pop Air, auto. pi, pb. om/1m. 1966 Chevy Nova. mint cond,- excellent condillon. sharp. power steenng & brakes. air & speed. T-tops. best oller. 31.000 miles. automatic. air. "-..rOM.r·_ClAL ~:: (313)685-7998. top and all extras. Asking "'ms.-Only Midni9ht Blue. Only lion. 6 cylinder. automatic. Take over payments or more. Priced RighI! • Aher5 pm.(517)546-3599. tilt. crUise. locks and more. ,-:' 1979 Chevrolet Blazer. loaded. S16.5OO. Call George MOil. new tires. n~ rust. S12OO.or S11.995.(313)632.{j(j()8. Bill Cook Buick. Farmington 1980 Mercury Monarch. power S5.300.(313)227-9588. $3999 $5999 ,.:::. excellent condllion. one (313)685-8m. best oller. (31,,1229-8277. 1978 Fairmont Wagon. 4- Hills. 471-0800 steering. power brakes. am- 1983 Buick Century Limited. 4- ~~•• owner. S7.ooo.(313)632-5613. :'19:::7=6:;D"'0'-;d"-ge:.=;.;,V,.-an-.-:Yz:;-:;T,....0-n.--,90=% '780LDS cylinder. 4·speed. Sl.300 or 1m. air, more extras. $3.800.1 door. air. am-1m casselle. rear '13 LTD 4-DR. ~:;~ 1954 Dodge 1.1-37. military customized Inside. Good 2 DR. V·O. auto...... ~.utUul LTD. 1982. SqUire Wagon. best. (517)548-1749.( :,3;;;13",,)229-4~..:;0:..:1:.:7.----,,-----,~,....,.. Window delogger. tilt wheel. AIr. stereo. crulae ',:, truck. 4x4. plow. needs transportation. 318 C.I.D .• car. Only 35.000 miles. Bnng Your '84 Fiero SE. 4 speed. air cndl- PONTIAC. 1982. J·2ooo. 4 door. 1980Mustang. Silver With black cruise. undercoated. ex- I $3999 Trade. .tioning. tilt wheel. am-1m. and automatic. air more. Pnced Interior. 4 cylinder. 4 speed. ;.:: engine. S15OO.(3131632O{;784. automatic. S6OO. (517)546-5186. cellent condillon. 45.000 miles. S8999 16.995. & more. Long life survey vehicle RighI! S3.800. (517)54&-4123 alter ,:,: 1984 Dodge D-15O. 4 wheel CLUB WAGONS S7.5OO.(517)223-9571. '13 F150PICKUP dnve. miles. power steer- VANS COUGAR. 1982, XR7. loaded. With 48K extended warranty. Sill Cook BUick. Farmington 5:30 p.m. ' >i 6000 1977 Buick LeSabre. V-8. air. 4 '78 Squlr. Wgn. 6-c:yl. with cap on back. extra sharpl S6.995. Excellent condition. S9.880. Hills. 471-0800 1982 Mercury Linx L Station (, ";'" Ing. stereo sliding rear glass. & CONVERSIONS door. low mileage. excellent F"'_:llIeallh_ Only sale price only (517)54&-9605. Wagon. 4 speed. am·lm radiO. ':::-' $9550. Underwood Chevrolet. 1984 SANDS CONVERSION. condillon. S245O.(313)87B.{;026. $2999 •f' 603 W. Grand River. Bnghton. 12.000 miles. 1984 GMC. yes $5999 TOWN CAR. 1984. 4 door. yes 1979 Fairmont. 4 door. 4 rear delrost. 4 door. cloth/· 1981 BUick Century Limited (313)229-8800. 200 miles. 1983 & '82 CLUB only S13.699. Same Day Finan- cylinder. automatIc. power SKYLARK. 1981 Limited. vinyl seats. rust-prooled. : -:i I diesel. excellent condition. '7D CAMARO '13 MUST. QT 1979 Dodge 4x4. ". ton With WAGONS. 1978 FORO VAN. cing. No Money Down With steenng and brakes. 56.000 Automatic. power steenng- clean, excellent condillon. f~~: loaded. 30 mpg. rustprooled. ~~onIy.'_"~ Sale 5.0. T·rool, TAX wheels, ~., 8 It. Myers snow plow. 58.000 1981GMC-AND MORE. qualified credit. miles. Sl.800. (313)349-1483. brakes. air. cruise. Sharp! 36.000 miles. $3.950. (517)54&- Polycoated. S5.OOO.(3131878- burg and black beauty miles. (517)223-9847. Bill Brown Ford. 35000 Bill Brown Ford. 35000 FORD Fiesta. 1980. Good con. Bill Cook BUick. Farmington 7861. .1~ 9078. $4699 $8499 :..;:~ 1977 Ford F-25ORanger 4 x 4. Plymouth Rd. at Wayne Plymouth Rd. at Wayne Rd.• dltion. (313)229-4129. Hills. 471-oBOO :;19~79~N;-:e-w-:y7:o--'rkC-:e-r-;:5:7th-A:-v-e-n-ue-. 1982 BUick Park Avenue. like Power steering. power. Rd. 421-7000 'MTEMPOQL '79F100 LIVonia 421-7000 1978 Ford Pinto wagon. 58.000 miles. loaded. excellent r;' new in and out. loaded With , .' brakes. air. Excellent condl- Aulo. air. elect del .• and Full.... pIcIlup. Good R_ l!1ll2 Ford LTD lour door. Air Automatic. am-1m casselle condition. $4.500 or best offer. extras. S9.2OO. After 5 p.m more Only Sa•• S1995. Underwood Chevrolet. CENTURY·S. 1984. 4-Door Must sell. Call Howard days '._ tIon. Many extras. $4.100. Call DEER HUNTERS! (313)227-4996. conditiOning. loaded. 16.500. ( .' after 6 p.m. (313)231-2714. $7999 $2999 (313)878-3548. 603 W. Grand River. Bnghton. limited. All Sharp. call Now! ("'30;;13::.:)229-4==:::::::-::100:.:,.'::-:-=_ Ford Club wagon. 1978. 20.000 1976 BonneVille Brougham. ~ ; 1976 Ford'" ton 4x4 dnve train. (313)229-8800. Bill Cook Buick. Farmington DENT-SCRATCH SALE miles on new short-blocked Loaded. S1100 or best oller. _ , (313)348-9776. 1980 Fiesta. Runs great. new Hills. 471-0800 Escorts. 1981. '82 & ·83·s. 15 351 engine. Chateau package. (511)54&-1553. ~.:: JEEP WAGONEER '78 4 x 4. rear heat and air. power steer- tires. cloth Intenor. Am.Fm Other small cars to choose ',- ~.~. Low miles. air. lilt. crUise. ing. privacy Windows. power steleo casselle. Sl.795. Irom. Low as $89 Down - S122 (313)887-8169. MUSTANG. 1981. 4 speed, per month lor 36 months. - : ~ S36BB. John Colone Chrysler. brakes. am-fm stereo. 2 cap- CIRCULATION tains chairs. 2 bench seats. BRIGHTON AUTO 1979 Ford Falrmonl, 4 cylinder. power steering. power Bill, Brown Ford. 35000 ~ ••: Plymouth. Dodge. Pinckney. LIVINGSTON COUNTY ~«(313)878-6086or (313)878-3151. Ilrame lor queen size mallress automallc. excellent condl- brakes. 24.000 Mdes. Sale. Plymouth Rd. at Wayne when rear seat IS removed). 517-546-4809 lion. S2.400.(313)685-8488. Bill Cook BUick. Farmington Rd. 421-7000 ~;Z; FOUR WHEEL Dual gas tanks. new brakes. SALES & SERVICE Hills. 471-oBOO NOVA 977 F ;_.:. DRIVES FORD MUSTANG '79. 4 speed. • 1 • our .door. good rubber. Good condition. (._ ~ 1983 FORO BRONCOS. 1980 1981 Chevelle. 2 door clean car 13288. John Colone automallc. V-8. power steer· I owner has all receipts. h I PI 0 Ing. power brakes. cruise. air. I '-:;' BRONCO. 1982 DODGE RAM- automallc. loaded and sharp. SAVEl SAVEl C rys er. ymouth. odge. LeSABRE 1981 Llmlted,4 door 64.000 miles. Sl.875. (313)229- (517)223-7158 after 6 p.m. or (313)437-4105 or after 6 pm ,:-; CHARGER SE. 1979 BLAZER. anyllme weekends. Pinckney. (313)878-6086 or aulomallc. alr& more. 15.495 6027. "; clean. 1980 DATSUN 4x4. (313)887-2302 QUALITY and SAVINGS is what 1977 Dodge Van Conversion. (313)878-3151. Bill Cook Buick. Farmington 1979 Nova 2 door. red. With '-. black. wheels. 1981 FORO F- 1976 Corvelte. new GoodYear you get when you come_to 1977 Flreblrd Formula. Ma!lY~ .Hllls.471-oBOO __ black Landeau top. '49.000 .': 150 STEPSIDE. 1979 318 automa\lc. clean. no rust. double Eagle GTs. White With S2995.(313)229-4044. options Sl.475 or best oller. miles. no rust. one owner. lust' -:. CHEROKEE. and more. red interior. Low mileage. Im- (517)54&-2677after 6 pm. like new. $2.650. (313)878-3824• • • : 13111 Brown Ford. 35000 1978 Ford E-150 van. maculate condillon inSide and BRIGHTON AUTO . :'~Plymouth Rd. at Wayne automatic. 6 cylinder. S2.75O out. $8.700. (517)54~1. SALES AND SERVICE A-l BUYER LeSABRE. 1980. Limited. 4 1977 Olds Omega. stereo. air. " Rd. 421-7000 firm. (313)231-3881. CASH FORCARSI door. automatic. air & more. power steering. power ------Bob Rogalski has 29years experience WE PAY TOP SS. Sale S4.995. brakes. Sl.495. Call" alter in the buying and selling of used cars, For All Bill Cook BUick. Farmington 6 p.m. (3131885-3512. in Brighton. Cars & Trucks. Hills. 471-oBOO CAPRICE CLASSIC. 1982. 4 ...: ... Under 50.000 miles prelerred door. lull power. super clean. ...------Our Mechanics No Foreign Cars $7.290. SO Down. Financing Bill Wasylyk & Ivan Kitson Call Joe 0 TORONADO. 1982. loaded With Available. have a combined 25years of automotive Marty Feldman Chevrolet. options Sale$8.995. Marty Feldman Chevrolet. '. service experience in Brighton 42355 Grand River. Novi 348- Bill Cook Buick. Farmington 42355 Grand River. Novl. 348- SPARTAN TIRE 7ll...-oo--,-- Hills. 471-oBOO7 '-'000:.:..:.:.'--- _ OUR EXPERiENCE & REPUTATION 1 .& MUFFLER CENTER l WILL SAVE YOU MONEY I Senior Citizens receive a 10% discount on all service repairs. HOWELL BAIIHTOI MIIFDRD All Makes & Models, foreign, domestic, diesel. I 7t6 S. MICH. AVE. 4880 OLD U.S. 23 304 NORTH MAIN I Minor or major repairs. 541-5700 227-7377 684-5251 9851 East Grand River, Brighton WE BUY • WE SELL • WE SERVICE SERVIC.EHOURS Mon.·& Thurs. 10:00a.m.-8:00p.m. Mon.-FrI.8:00-6:oo 227-1277 Tues., Wed., Fri. 10:00am.-6:00p.m. Sat. 8:00-12:00 Sat. 10:00a.m.-2:oo p.m.

Super offer on all-season radials! Road King Resto Steel Belted Radial 90 $35 P15580D13 WhIt.W .... P155/80R13 , Greallrochonon fronl or bock v.MeIs P165/BOR13 •.••• 37.90 In OIl lands of Pl15/BOR13 ••..• 39.90 weo1ller P185/BOR13 ..••• 41.90 • Easy· rOiling. ruel Pl85/75R14 •.••• 43.90 efficient rodlOl P195/75R14 ••••• 45.90 ~cordbody , Meine slles to fit P205/75R14 .•••. 47.90 most cars P215/75R14 •..•• 49.90 • P205/75R15 ••••. 47.90 ..."s:'"I... [~.l";;'-: P215/75R15 .•••• 49.90 P225/75R15 ••••. 52.90 Wheel

Alignment Most U.S. Cars Lube, Oil • &. Filter Most U.S. Cars 't' "HOTTEST BUYS IN TOWNI" .\i' .', Disc \~ - BOB SELLERS PONTIAC GMC ~~ ~, . 5 ALII 38000GRAND RIVERAVE. F.rmlngIOll Hills " 1st IIIvtel MO$t U.S. Cars IN A1'lII'ACnOlI OPDlIlOlllAYlnMIIDAY '.... ~ Brakes 0PDl MIOAY, wmNElOAY l fIlI)AY ' .... ~ .' , '\64 478-8000 ~ ".1.' .,~U~-W .... W~WI~7 •• Wednesday. November 14. 1984-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLEDLAKE.NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-l1·B

· 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobr.s 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 241 Vehicles 241 Vehicles 241 Vehicle. Under $1000. Under $1000. Under $1000. TEMPOS. '84 llNlU Old~moblle Omega. 2 1983 Olds Royal 88. 4 door. 1979 PonUac Bonneville TOYOTA Cellca. 1978 GT 5- 1973 AMC four door. Needs AUTOMOBILE Wanted. Car or .6 to choose Irom. Aulo. air. door. V-6. automatic. cruise. loaded. mint condition. $9600. wagon. Nine passenger. small speed coupe. Loaded. Irom 1983 VW Wollsburg converll- ballery. $75. Alter 1 pm. Pickup In repairable condition. 1970 BUick Skylark. 350 two • stereo. Buy lor 56.995 or lease hll.24 mpg .. $3.250 or best 01. (51/)546-0488. V-8. many new parts. Ready Colorado. excellent condition. ble. Triple white. collector's (517)548-5068. barrel. excellent transporta- • wllh lillie or nothing down. ler. (313)~2. (313)227.9685 lor work. schOOl. or Florida. new tires and more. $2.895 or Can pay more than junk price. 1978 Pontiac Formula Flreblrd. edillon. beaullful car. Like lion. Am-Fm stereo. very good Same Day Deliver. evenings. $2.995.(313)227·7936. best offer. (313)878-3484Don. 1974 AMC Hornet halchback. After 6 p.m. except Wednes· ::BIII Brown Ford. 35000 350. automatic. good condI- new. $9.500. 13131227-4048. 43.000 miles. six stick. day. (517)223-3464. condllion. $425 firm. (313)349- 1983 Olds Clera. 4 -door. $300. Plymouth Rd. at Wayne Rd • tion. $2.100. (313)887·2308 alter RENAULT 181 Sport wagon. 1978 TransAm. Automatic. serious InqUiries only. (517)546-7589. automallc. power steering and 6 p.m. 1981. Low mileage. excellent brown. new brakes. 19 miles ~!vonla. 421·7000 iiij!iiiliiii••530.1days. _ ,brakes. air. 1111. cruise. am·lm cl)ndlhon. loaded. $5.400 or per gallon. $3.900 or best oller. lItereo tape. door locks. low 1968 Pontiac Catalina. Conyer· best oller. Call after 6 pm. (313)229·6632. (313)227.9685 mileage. $7.995. (517)546-3196 tlble. 68.000 original miles. (313)231•.~15::::96.::.:.__ evenln',v.g~s.-;-.,..-.,..-_--,-~ !dUSTANGS. 1978. Automatic. alter 5:30 pm. best oller. 13131437·5412after • power steering brakes 1966 Thunderbird convertible . & & 1975 Oldsmobile-Cutlass 4 p.m. 1979 Regal. air. am·fm stereo. :;. more. 2to choose!! Good condlllOn. After ~ pm. Supreme. 2 door. excellent 1980 Ponhac W. Bucket seats. low mileage. no rust. Ex· (517)546-3599. Bill Cook Buick. Farmington condillon. many new parts. console. cruise. 1111. T.tops. cellent condition. $3.950. After HlIIs.471~ 6 p.m. 15171548-4253. 1979 Toyota SR 5 hftback. air. must see to appreciate. $4995. Underwood Chevrolet. low mileage. $1.995. (3131437· , .------$2.900. Before 5 p.m. (313)229-\ 603 W. Grand River. Brighton. 1980 Renaull LeCar. $1200. 9551. After 5:30 p.m .. (313)227- (313)229-8800. (517)546-2524 after 6 p m or ~------SUNBIRD. 1978. Automahc. 7630. 1984 Ponllac Fiero. SPOrl weekends. power brakes & steering. RIVIERA. 1981. lull power. wire Coupe. 4 speed. air. 1111. more. 1927 Roadster. MQpardrlve CELEBRITY. 1984. 4 door. air. 36.000 miles. Super Sharpl! wheels. landau rool. Super $9.400. (3131231-1n5. . train. best oller. 13131349-5982. aulomallc. Super sharp Bill Cook Buick. Farmington Sharp. $8.790. $0 Down. Finan· 6p.m. to 8:3Op,..:.:.m:,:.:.--,.,----" $8.990. $0 Down. FinanCing Hllls.471~~ -.,., clng Available. 1981 Pontiac T-l000. 1980 Toyota Corolla S~an. Available. Marty Feldman Chevrolet. automallc. sharp. (313)437. Automatic. am-1m stereo. Marty Feldman Chevrolet. 42355 Grand River. Novi. 348- 4105. After 6 p.m. (313)887- crUise. 27 to 30 miles per 42355 Grand River. NOVI. 348- ·CELEBRITY. 1982. 4 door. 7000. 2302. gallon. $2.900. (3131229-2009. 7000. automahc. power steering & ------brakes. air & more. $5.995!! NEW Bill Cook BUick. Farmington Hllls.471~ for1985 from • CHEVETTE·S. 1984. 4 door. automahc. air & more. 2 to SALE PRICED 58888* Oldsmobile choose!! Bill Cook BUick. Farmington '84CAMARO Hills. 471.()8()()

RIVIERA. 1981. Loaded with ophons. Sharp. 56.995!! Bill Cook BUick. Farmington Hllls.471~ CHOOSE FROM CENTURY. 1982. 4 door. automatic. power steering & OVER 28 • brakes. air & more. $6.99511 • Bill Cook BUick. Farmington CAMAROS · Hllls.471.()8()() IFORDERREOUIRED PRICE HONOREDI ., IN STOCK *EXClUDING FIUOIGIlT·TAXES·LICENSE·" OPTIONS

CAPRI. 1981. Power steering & - brakes. air. stereo & more. • " Priced Rlghtl! Bill Cook BUick. Farmington '84 CAMARO SPORT COUPE from Hllls.471~ • Tinted Glass • Auto w/overdrive • All Season Steel Belted Radials FIRENZAS $6995* • Air Conditioning • Tilt Steering • Cloth Bucket Seats • Power Steering • AM/FM Stereo • Body Side Molding -lTD. 1978. V8 automallc. • Power Brakes • Rally Wheels • Fold Down Rear Seat from power steerlng·brakes. air. • Rear Defogger • Sport Mirrors $8281* • crUIse. Sharp!1 ·Plus tax. title & freight CIERAS Liter E.F.1. Roof Drip Molding Bill Cook BUick. Farmington • 2.5 L4 • • Hills. 471-0800 • CUTLASS from $8704*- CHEVROLET. 1982. 4 ton rorrls .Automatlc. power steering. DiCk 'power brakes. Sale Priced II • Bill Cook Buick. Farmington '88s from $9261 *: • Hills. 471.0800 uYour Favorite Metro Dealer"... AUDI. 1983. 5000-T Turbo. 2199 Haggerty at Pontiac Trail TORONADOS fromS14,700*: - Automatic. loaded with options. Check it oull' Walled Lake Open 'til9 p.m. Mon. & Thurs. 624·'4500 Bill Cook BUick. Farmington rHllls.471.o800 '98s from $12,995*

• plus Irelght .-' WE LEASE EASY TO ANY MAKE . K&,".·t GET TO!! OR MODEL ... -ONLY NO FOR LESS! MINUTES. MONEY DAILY RENTALS TOO! AWAY- DOWN ~~[ill1~.~ .... LEASE lRIGHT OfF JEFFRI(S FRUWaTl $207. The Fussy Customer Store .~. MONTH

THIS SPECIAL PRICE ON THIS SPECIALLY EQUIPPED 1985FORD LTD BROUGHAM.lS JUST. • • THIS LOW PRICE INCLUDES All THIS STD. & OPT. EQUIP.

• 3.8 E.F.1.V6 • Air Conditioned • Automatic Transmission • Tinted Glass • Power Steering and Brakes • AM/FM Stereo $9590* , . • Tilt Wheel , • Power Windows -. • Speed Control • Vent Windows Stk. No. 675 • EI~ctric Defrost • Interval Wipers • Dual Remote Mirrors • P195x14Whitewall All Season PLUS MUCH MORE STANDARD EQUIPMENT 151N STOCK ~: .-...... ,.,.~-~~.~r"~~~ " **$169.63 : '85 ESCORT "l" '85 CROWN VIC ~ ~." permonlh ~. STATION WAGON 4DOOR «aIJ 1 -~?-'/"Y"'''' t...... 50 E F I eng,ne. auto. overdrive. 1.6c.v H eng,ne. Ironl wheel drive. '- power steering & brakes. .,., vinyl power brakes. 4 speed. cloth reel,n- rool. (51 P205x15wh'te s,de walls. . NEW1985 . ~4 - ear ~5:::1\~es~~t~~~~ m seat. speed control. electrical defrosler. . " ,- ., alf eand. dual mirrors, reeker ~ . ~~;~at':ick~~~~~ stereo. IInted CROWN VICTORIA~ :~ Stock No. 51040 NEW1985 e;: 1302V8engine TEMPO SELECT GL ~~- • Auto & Overdrive · . 3 8 va. aulo trans. pOwer steering &- • Lux. Half Roof • Speed Control · brakes. P1SSx" white Side walls. '''-'.~ • 4cylinder I Interval Wipers :r,~o~~~:~~I,n~~IUAt.~u'pJag:t~~~~: • Split Seats I Power Seats tinted glass. elecrncal defrosler I Automatic I Power Steering Stock No 5620DEMO • Internal Wipers • Rubber Bumper Strips • P215W.S.W. • Defroster I Deluxe Sound Pkg. I STereo I Warning Chimes I Defroster • Digital Clock I Air Conditioning I Body side moldings lAir • Tilt Steering Wheel I Remote Control Mirror • Tinted Glass • Power Windows • Visor Vanity Mirror I Tinted Glass I Rubber Bumper Strips I Dual Remote Mirrors I Light Group • Rocker Panel Moldings I Style RoadWheels 700 CARS, I I 23 lUre engine. 4 spel• power steer· Power Lock Group Premium Sound ~~p~~~~".t~:::.m~~','fOrl'~~:~~~ '48 month Red Carpet Lease $1000.00 cash "48 month Red Carpe tLease. 1st payment. TRUCKS8c premium sound. power lockS. Speed down. $185 payment. Security deposit of $250 security deposit 01 $200 due on delivery. plus .~ conlrol, Wlf. wheels, electrical due on delivery. plus tax tille. Total payments defrOSter. cloth reclining seall & tax & tllle. Total payments $176.42 x 48 months .'~ VANS Stock No. 539 • $237.58 x 48 months. '.', i:.· IN STOCK ~. $6690* FREE LIFETIME SERVICE GUARANTEE " 'Plus tax,licence & destination .....

·.' 3480 JACKSON ROAD at WAGNER OPEN MON. & THURS. 'fll 9 PHONE 996-2300 OPEN SATURDAY9-5 , '. :}~'B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDTIMES-Wednesday, November 14,1984 ••• Buying in Livingston County Saves Dollars and Makes Sense!

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984 Chev. Celebrity 4 Dr. ell 1980 Subaru Wagon 1~83 Buick Regal 4 Dr. Fullyequlpped.low 521058 5spd .. lowmlles, 512304 Crulse.tilt.alr,low 5199°3 *' mIles. permo sharp. • permo miles. permo 1984 Renault Fuego Turbo 1982 Pontiac Flreblrd SE 1983 Pontiac 2000 4 Dr. lE Factoryolflcialcar. SAVE Fullyequipped, 520400 Air.stereo. cloth 517952 $ 10.9%1m. • low.lowmiles. permo seats. permo ..".. 1984 Mercury Capri R.S. 1982 Chev. Malibu 4 Dr. 983 Renault Alliance 4 Dr. Oil Turbo.stereo. 516378 Air,stereo, 26.000 518768 Auto.•stereo. low 514400 sharp. ~'mo miles. permo miles. permo 984 Olds Cus~om Cruiser Wagon 981 GMC 1h Ton Pickup 1983 Buick Park Ave. 4 Dr. $ Fullyequipped. 525737 Auto.. stereo, 515028 Factoryolflclalcar. SAVE sharp. permo sharp. permo. sharp. 1983 Renault Alliance Oil 1981 Ply. Horizon 4 Dr. 1983 Buick Century lmt. Cpe. 4dr.. auto...stereo. 514416 4spd..30.000miles. 510519 'Ai!.stereo,low 520400 $ ONLY permo permo miles. permo 983 Olds Cutlass Clera 4 Dr. lS 1980 Datsun 280 ZX G/l 982 Renault Fuego Turbo Air.stereo, sharp. 5199o.?ermo Loaded 1owner. 523121 Local1owner. 514960 • ONLY permosharp. permo & VOYAGER 1983 Olds Toronado 984OldsCutlassSupr. Brm.Cpe 1982 Olds Cutlass Clera Bro. 16 New 1985's available for immediate delivery $ Fullyequipped, SAVE lullyequipped, 522228 4dr.. loaded,local 520400 Starting at i-. sharp. SAVE permo owner. ONLY permo Choose from a huge selection of 983 Pontiac Phoenix 4 Dr. 1984 Dodge Charger 2X2 RJ • 1982 Buick Regal Cpe. automatics, 5 speeds, 5 Air.lowmiles. 517660 Stereo. air. nice. 512868 V6.alr.stereo. 517680 passengers & 7 passenger. 5 ONLY permo permo cruise.tilt.ONLY permo yr/50,000 mile warranty on all $9499* $ Voyagers & Caravans. Stock No. 5073 ..,. EASY GMAC 24 Month Over60 Top ·plus tax. destination & title 24,000 Mile Quality Used Cars WE SELL ONLY Financing THE BEST! $ Available Warranty Available ReadyToGo! ...1------'---,-----'-----...----'------1 BRIGHTON 1981 Olds Cutlass Supreme 1980 Datsun 200 SX 1980 Buick Century 4 Dr. lmt. $ o I CHRYSLER·PL YMOUTH·DODGE I 4dr.. air.auto, 515525 Air.auto.. low 511919 Fullyequipped. 1 518281 stereo. nice. • per mo miles. permo owner. per mo Y. M. West 01 Stete PolICe (313) 229-4100 $ 1980Olds Cutlass 4 Dr. Brougham ~ 1978 Jeep Cherokee Wagon 1980 Buick Regal Coupe Post·9827 E. Grand RIVerAve. 4f') .. Lowmiles.local1 518281 4X4.~earhunter 56328 Ste

9797 E. Grand River " +.~~ $ P NTIAC·BUICK ...»...... fJ~ .. ~.:::- IIPIRIIR Brighton 227-1761 ~ ~ ;i.' ,,' HOURS DLDI-CIDILLIC-8MC WALDECKER Mon & rhu/s Tues. Wed. F" 1J~'" I~~ 100 I.m ·9 pm 1001 m -6 pm , ~~J ..' '- ...... AMC I Jeep I Renault Sat. 108.m.-3 p.m . S OSEDCARS ~t~" Don't trudg2 off'to the THANKSGIVING SALE 11 big city CITATION '83 PLYMOUTHRELIANT CHEVYS10 4 door. automatic, power STATIONWAGON'S2 PICKUP '83 steering & brakes, air. storeo, Mechanically perfecl Wllh aor. 5,pd. ga, mISer ,peclal. p b , Ironl wheel dnve. 1 owner. low power steering & brakes, stereo, cassette, ready for to make mileage U416P. ONLY anylhing U541P :I~~;of2~?:~fl:~~f~~st 5173.73 mo. 5119.40 mo. ~153.68 mo your BUICK PONTIAC6000lE '83 CHEVYS10 LESABRE'83 Has It all Including sunroof, PICKUP '83 car deal 17.000 mIle,. V6. Ponliac', 11,000 miles, long box, stereo best front wheel drive vehicle 4 door. family size special. radio. a very neat black be:au· loaded I U..S5P. Yours for on!y UI98P ly.U467A

5198.55 mo. 59500 5173.04 mo. PONTIAC BUICK GMCWINDOW BONNEVILLE '81 VAN '84 LESABRE'80 2 dr. 2 tone gold. lull power & Rally STX 3 ,eal,. double 4 door. stereo. air. U471P Just air. DriVIng comfort & safety WILSON FORD & MERCURY U422A Just heal. p.s .. p.b .. stereo. fresh A new one U482A 5140.55 mo. 519M8 mo 5262.26 mo. IN STOCK /11 ~--+------I. BUICK REGAL REGENCY98 '82 NOWl COUPE '82 4 dr .. dove 9rey. dark blue ;.~rr."~" b vinyl roof & Interior. loaded , Blue. V6. auto. power sleer· .~ '(JEr One ollhe nicest used car, we Ing & brakes. air. tinted glass. have ever had, last of the full vinyl rool. U233A. t. -~-;y SilO family cars U528A Longwheel 5199.47 mo. 5239.36 mo. baseAUA TORONADO CADILLAC '83 GMC1hTON PICKUP '84 DIESEL '84 I 1985 FORD VANS Midnight blue. 6 eyl. auto .. Loaded. medium blue p , • P b. tilt & crul,e. High meatalllc. landau roof a I Sierra, stereo, sUd roar wtrt-- beautlfu car priced $5000 less dow. chrome bumper,. 1 thannewcarp"ce, U413A I for CONVERSION owner U473A Only 5224.16 mo. 514,200 : CUTLASS CALAIS FORD1hTON DATSUN310HAiCHBACK' COUPE '81 PICKUP '83 COUPE '81 Silver & blue. buckets. 5 spd. stereo, cassette. ~a~ .. m~too em~r~,~?e~t:r:o p:ou~e~r:~:~I:lr sunroof. sportsman's special, ~~~:~1:~:c:assetle. A bllCk beauty WIth III you need I' driVIng glove & Starting~11 ,995· ~smmiles. I really fine car. gold stripe,. work or play.It·, cap! U503A lust r1ghU U485A Including: Tilt steeringwheel $217.14mo. Exteriorsound 5202.74 mo. 54200 P2.3S WSWtires Auxiliaryfueltank Sport wheelcovers Amp& oilgauges Swingoutsidedoors 6300 GUWR package DELTA ROYALE '84 CHEVY PICKUP '83 CHEVETIE 4 DOOR Handlingpackage Chromegrill 302 V-8 engine ChromeFr. & R bumpers Auto transmission 4 dr • power lOCkS. air. Slereo, Red va. aulo. double power. 'S1 Westernmirrors cruise. tilt, wires With covers, Lock&< latchrear door Speedcontrol Air conditioning sunroof, medIum blue dual tanks. sliding rear wtn- Auto. p s. p b. 4 cyl, lone metallic U525A ::::;:is:r~~mper. only 18.000 2ndeconomycar US29A

5287.69 mo. 5198.55 mo. 5116.55 mo. CARS ·Plus tax, tille& shipping. DELTA 88 CIERA 4 DOOR '83 OMEGABROUGHAM ROYALE '83 Fn wheel d"ve. P'. Pb. 4DOOR'SO '84TempoGL '83 Crown Victoria '83 Mustang GT '79 Mustang 2 Dr. slereo, till. cruise. 2 fone ~ dr • 2 tone sable. great full • ~~~: economy special Fron~~~1:~g~eu~~.:aver 4dr .. Ilr. auto • '7295 ~:tfa;;I~~ C:~;~~~~O::P' stereo ~dr .. alr.stereo '7395 Alr.llereo '8595 ~~E~~~t·'2895 '232.47 mo. '222.10 mo. 5123.31 mo. '84Olds Cutlass '82 Escort 4 Dr. '80 Fairmont 2 Dr. '79 Mustang Hatchback Supreme Brougham Cpe. Stick.900d Payments based on 10% down all taxes IncludBd '9595 econO.ear. '4395 ~~~cift.'. '2995 8cyl.aulo '4495 '83 Escort 4 Dr. 82 Chevrolet Camaro '80 Chevy Luv Truck '78 Olds 98 2 Dr. o CADILLAC Automatic trans. '5795 Alr,auto .Itereo. '7695 30.000 miles. '3895 Loaded.SPEClAL '2995 OLDS-CMC ,. SALE HOURS: 9·9 Mon & Thurs; 9·6 Tues, Wed& Fri; 9·5 Saturday .! 8282 W. Grand River, Brighton " ~ '1 S-,::;rm----,Mm II(313) 22' '1 ::::~"G'..Q:'~':-"". 7-1100 [lena ",.- -

•• Wednesday, November 14,1984-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDTIME5-13-B - Buying in livingston CountySaves Dollars and Makes Sense! The Livingston County Auto Dealer's Association has over 2000 new & used cars & trucks to ('fI()')'.': (((;m

INSTANT FINANCING Salesman of the Month 546·2250

1973 Chev. 2 Dr. ONLY$395 1979 Fairmont Futura 2 Dr.

4spd. 'ONLy$1995 1977 Gran Prix Air, stereo. ONLY$2395 1979 Audi Fox 4 spd., stereo. ONLY$2495 Congratulations to John Dawson "Alias J.D." for his achievements and hard work in becoming Salesman of the Month for October. John and his wife Char reside in Pin- 1980 Fairmont Futura ckney and are expecting a new little J.D. in March. Sales 2dr.,air,auto:stereo ONLy$3695 people like John Dawson is just another reason "You Get More For Your Money" at 1978 Chevy Van GARY UNDERWOOD CHEVROLET 603 W. Grand River 12 passenger ONLy$3795 Brighton, Mich. 229-8800 1978 Chev. 12 PassengerWindow Van • Discover Your ONLY$3795 1983 Escort GL 4 Dr. 307 W. Grand River Air,stereo. ONLY$3995 FOWLERVILLE 5171223·9129 1979GMCVan OPEN SATURDAYS Livingston Auto,veryclean ONLy$4495 • / 1979 T-Bird Town Landau Air, stereo. low miles. ONLy$4495

County ~982 Ford F-1S0 Pickup 6cyl.,4spd. " ...~.ONLY$5695.', 1984 Mustang 2 Dr. " Auto., p.S., p.b., stereo Y $6795 • ONL Auto Dealers 1984 Buick Skyhawk 2 Dr. Tu-tone,stereo, ONLy$6895 1984 Tempo's 3 To Choose From At ONLY$6995 1982 Grand Marquis 4 Dr. • MOVING OUT Loaded. coach roof. ONLy$6995 1981 Trans Am SALE Turbo Special, loaded, like new ONLY$7995 Every Car & 1983 LTD Brougham Sta-Wgn. Loaded ONLY$7795 Truck In Stock 1982 Trans Am • Air, auto., moonroof, Reduced 18,000miles. ONLY$8395 1984 Capri RS 302 H.O., 5 spd., air, 20% Discount On All Parts cruise,hlt,10.000mlles ONLY$9395 1983 Mercury Grand Marquis L.S. Huge Selection of Used Cars • Loaded ONLY$9995 All 1984Cars and Trucks At 1983 Ford Tra-Tech Conversion Van Invoice Or Below Loaded ONLY $11,695 1984 Grand Marquis LS 4 Dr. Full power, velour trim, 5/50 Warranty On All tu·tone, ONLY $11,900 New Cars And Trucks 1983 Toronado • Full power, air, stereo, -Including All 1984 wires. ONLY $12,495 Demo's Over 80 Used Cars & Trucks To Choose From .' OPEN'SATURDAYS-

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241 Vehicle. 241 Vehicles • 241; Vehicle. 241 Vehicles 241 Vehicle. 241·Yehlcl .. '. Under$1DOO. Under $1000. Under $1000. Under $1000. Under $1000. Under $1000.

1978 Buick Opel. automatic. 25 1976 Cutlass Supreme. 1971 camaro. Body needs 1973 cadillac. Am-Fm radio. 1971 Buick Wagon 455 V-8. 1974 Monte Carlo. Good condI- mpg. stereo. air. plus much automatic. air. cruise. Good work but good reliable engine. S850. (3131229-9383. Runs good. Asking $375. tion. needs exhaust work. more. Just winteriZed. servlc- transportation. (3131684-3055. Must sell. best offer. (3131227· BARGAIN. 197:> vega. (313)420-2774after 5 pm. 5700.13131231-3690. ed.4 Runs excellent. Some CHEVETIE 1977. 2 door. 4 7704. Automatic. power steenng. 1976 Chevrolet Impala. 1977 Oldsmobile 442. S5OO. ~us1. Dependable. presen- speed. good mileage. good 1977 Camaro. l:xcellent runn- Am-Fm. new tires. runs and Automatic. two door. S5OO. Runs good. good transporta· table transportalion. $950. condition. S800 or best oller. ing condi\lOn. $750. (3131231- looks great. $750. (3131229- (3131632-5738. tlon. (3131632-8439. ~~229-8030=:.:..., . (5171548-4080. 9389. 6443. 1973 Cutlass. Runs good. S350 1971 Olds Delta 88. Needs IF YOU DON'T' or best oller. (313)227·5060. body work. runs good. S350 or "" .. III 1978 Chevelte. 4 door. 4 best oller. (3131437-ll821. speed. looks and runs great. 1973 Pontiac LeMans four S9OO. (3131231-1775. door. Am-Fm cassette. power 1977Chrysler Cordoba. S800 or steering. power brakes. rear READTHIS,YOU'D • best offer. Evenings (5171546- defogger. radial tires. runs 6388. great. (3131229-9828. 1957 Chevrolet 283 automatic. 1976 Pinto Runabout. Reliable S950. (3131229-8970. transportation. starts and runs good. 5425 or best offer. BETTER HOPE 1974 Dodge Dart. 4 door. 6 (3131887-8527. cylinder. automatic. $650. (3131632-8784. 1974 Plymouth Gold Ouster. Six. automatic. winterized. 1977 Ford Granada. good reliable. S8OO. (517)546-2870. transportation. $750. (517)546- SOMEONE ELSE 1975. 1974 Super Beetle. runs good. dependable. $450. (5m546- 1971 Ford Maverick. good 5524. transportation. S350. (3131878- 6708. 1974 Suburban. S3OO. 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In The Distance

In the distance here he comes The quiet sound of a bumbie bee's hum The sound gets louder As he gets near ... Then [he sound is distinctly clear A motorcyclist andhis bike as one Out in the distance .' Havingfun ." U- -Barbara O'Neal Submit poems to The South Lyon 48178; The Sweet Smell Poet's Corner, care of: NovilWalled Lake News, The Northville Record, 104 W. Main, Northville 104 W. Main, Northville 48167; 0,' The MIlford 48167; The South Lyon Times, 436 N. Main, A campfire's Herald, 101N. Lafayette, Milford 48042. Sweet smell; Stars Suddenly numerous; The Passing Wind Campers Silent Whispers of leaves and wind, Huddled to fires, Mem'ries swept by, on a breeze ever gone. Hot dogs and marshmallows; The rolling greenlorests, atop the hills, Voices A setting too peaceful, even for deer. Rising and falling; Dousing the fire The creatures lay still, hearing onc;emore, Finally ... Silent, The ceaselessgrey wind, speaking to them. People file off Warm is the sun, seWing from above, To sleeping bags. Better the smel1s, of hickory and field. F. A. Hasenau fJ The rabbit and deer, all still and open, Standing, resting in deep, deep silence. So exposed they are, so clear, so clear. The wind then cautions, of hunters and men. Uniquely Rare Scattered are the Woods,of evelj' dear beast Running in fear, from here to there. The winds are whips, wrapping 'round trees- With chill it bites,l1ke spears of death. 1love you very troly, 1hope my dear you see, The shot is then done, the destined one slain, With you along my side, Lyingon turf, breathing no more. Just means the world to me. The creatures lJestill, waiting again, for Their one friend, the passing grey wind. To care and love for you, I'll do so easily, Pete BergIn With you there My life's so rare Don't Give Up I'm happy as can be. I'm looking for the day, Whenfrom two we can come as one. To Jive our Jives together, Whenyou wish upon a star As shining as the sun. Yourilreams are never far Like a falling leaf With you in my life, TheyareJust within your reach It makes days worthWhile, If you try hard enough You']] always achieve your goal When1think of you, If you give up along the way It always makes mesmile. Your hard work will never pay If you don't give up Everything 1have, And you always try With you I'd like to share, Your hopes and dreams Because 1find the love we have Will never die Isso uniquely rare. -Barbara O'Neal Lori Stoutenburg

0": "..: :,;~~:,~... __ -L ...L ..:- ---!:.- .....l f. o~o' ...., ;I Wednesday, November 14, 1984 . New mysteriesat library 2 ~. .. OurTown I .. OLVhosts open house 3 mitt NnrtItui11t 1!\tcnrb Skaterto visit Czechs 5 ••o Recreation Briefs 5 c Mort Crim shares 'news' with Town Hall audience

• ByMICHELEM.FECHT involved," he said, adding that WDIV "There is a serious concern that has was the first of the local networks to an· On tile heels of Tuesday's election, nounce election results. WDIV-TV anchor Mort Crlm shared his grown out of our election coverage ... the While polling may provide networks observations about the news business at with accurate returns at election time. Northvllle Town HaIl's second celebrity concern is calling the race before it's Crim noted that television news is not lecture of the 1984-85season. as fortunate when it comes to other ma· A veteran television and radio jour- over. " jor news stories. 'nallst, as weIl as an Emmy Award- "The biggest accuracy problem that winning newscaster, Crlm gave his au- we face is not one of conspiracy or com· dience an insider's perspective on the - Mort Crim. petency," Crim noted. "Our primary media's coverage of Tuesday'S events WDIV -TV news anchor concern is time. as weIl as other major stories. "Orten times we can't teIl our • "There is a sertous concern that has viewers the whole story in the time groWll out of our election coverage." aIlotted," he added. Crtm told the capacity audience at Crlm pointed out that in a 3O-minute Sberation Oaks InNov!. five !JOInts.he added . "We're told to present the latest. best telev!sion newscast, "on a good night "The concern is calling the race Crlm attributed the accuracy of such and most accurate Information we we wIIl be fortunate to have 12 minutes before it's over," he said, in reference projections to tOOay's sophisticated have," he said. "We are not supposed to of news." He further pointed out that to: the polling done by major news net- poIling process. withhold what we know." those 12 minutes are devoted to all , > w~rks and organizations prior to poIl "The process is so sophisticated It's Crlm told his audience that "by 2 "h~rd" news including international. closings. moved from an art to a science." he p.m. we knew Reagan won. Levin won nallonal, state and local stories. The re- :'1don't remember an election In all noted. and Proposal Chad beentlefeated." mainder of the newscast includes enter- my years covering elections that· has However, Crlm pointed out that However, he noted that in order not to tainment, feature, sports and weather • been,more dull because of Its predic- among the drawbacks with polling Is discourage voters from going to the coverage. tability," he said. _ that "there Is no suspense. polls the station did not release any in- "Clearly we have a problem of Crlm noted that Channel 4 "caIled the "It's frequently disappointing and formation until 8 p.m. prioritizing the news," Crim pointed election almost on the money" in its there's often a feeling of anti-climax." Crlm said he was told 10 seconds out. oWll poll conducted with the Detroit Crlm told his audience. before the polls closed to get ready to "Everyone brings a viewpoint and a F~ Press. Other news organizations He further noted that early poll pro- announce the results exactiy on the 8 perspective to the news." he said. "We such as NBC. Newsweek and USA To- jections orten cause a dilemma for p.m. mark. day caIled the election within three to television networks and stations. "There also was a competitive factor Continued on 2 •

Record photo by STEVE FECHT ,Mort Crim addresses TownHan audience' Omnicom ·telethon • culminates food drive Northville businesses and residents Telethon orgamzers say they plan to are participating in an area special have area schools. plus Girl Scouts. ' food drive called "Baskets Filled with Brownies and Boy Scouts as well as : Love" that will culminate In a day-long area service organizations participate . telethon on Omnicom's Channel 8 on during the actual telethon. December 8. The' project is co-- The telethon which will start at Roon . sponsored by the Plymouth Salvation will last "for however long we have Army and Omnlcom. folks coming in to donate their cans of 18 food or calling on phones to pledge their The drive was kicked off November 8 money for purchasing fooP." reports as more than 1,100 employees of Bur- rough's Corporation on Plymouth Road Omnicom executive producer Marla Holmes. donated about 2,000 cans of food to Representing the Salvation Army Is mark the official start of the drive to Lieutenant Larry ManzeIla. He may be feed the hungry and needy in Nor- thville, Plymouth. Canton and reached at 453-5464 or Holmes may be contacted at 459-7335 by organizations Belleville. wishing to participate. Participating area businesses include Omnicom emphasizes that "all food Del's Department Store. Ford Motor collected along with money donated to Company, Chatham's. Hamlet Food purchase food will be used right here In y Chouinard andother guests Mart and K-Mart Corporation. our own communities." • ! Gary D. Greely D.D.S., P.C. OUR WINES MAKE FAMILY DENTISTRY GREAT GIFTS! Announces the opening of his practice to c:g=----D new patients for: l&2 >fl Comprehensive Family Dental Care Emergencies Seen Immediately-Telephone Answered 24 Hours BID nTO CELEBRATE THE • 349-1616 STARTING OF OUR 5th 158 East Main Street, Northville YEAR, WE ARE OFFERING NORTHVILLE Above Crawford's Restaurant 714 BASE LINE 1 block S. of 8 Mile WINERY 6 blocks E. of Sheldon In Stock Wallpaper I 349-3181 has two great locations to serve you

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· , Longtime Northville resident and former school board Continued from 1 nuts out there. opportunltes," he said. "It's giving friends after working together for five , member Eugene Cook and his wife Fay have moved from a.con- "It's a very fine line," he said. viewers a choice." yeats as co-anchors In Philadelphia. : . · dominium in Lexington Commons. After an early fall trip to understand in the news business that "Maybe there are times when we are To give his audience an idea elf how "She spent 10 days in our home ;. England they were planning to spend time at their cottage near we're a pluralistic society excessive in our zeal to get out the far television technology h?.s come dur- recuperating after her husband como. Jackson before retiring to the Seattle area. "We in the news media find ourselves facts." ing the last few decades. Crim noted with the impossible task of meeting all Crim also told his audience that ob- that "in the 195Os,a TV antenna was a mitted suicide." Crim noted. these needs." jectivity - considered the cornerstone form of status. Crim who was on assignment in Another former longtime Northville resident, Herma:n In reference to criticisms that the of journalistic integrity - is not always "Now it means you probably can't af· Canad~ when he learned of Savitch's Reinhackel was in town briefly recently en route from his news media has overstepped its "wat- possible. ford cable." death last year, said, he felt she "h~ home in Medford, Oregon, to the East. He had lived in one of the chdog" role by slanting news stories or "I don't think anyone can,be 100per- During the luncheon following Thurs- become a role model for young women community's oldest houses, a white frame dwelling thought to "only highlighting bad news," Crim cent objective all the time." he said. day's lecture. Crim spoke to his au- _ particularly those interested in th~ have been a stagecoach stop, on Cady Street. said he "could not justify not repor- "But you can be fair." dience on a more personal note. broadcasting field. : • He retired from Maybury Sanatorium with 30 years' ser- ting" crime, tragedies or other-such In reference to questions regarding Asked about hIS good friend and news stories. technological advancements in televi- former co-anchor Jessica Savitch. _ Crim, who hold's a master's degree in · vice. "We're caught in a double bind." he sion broadcasting, Crim noted that Crim said her death last year was "a journalism from Northw~st~rn Univ~r: From Doylestown, Pennsylvania, comes news of the latest explained. "On the one hand we have a "cable is prOVidinga tremendous com- tragic loss for journalism." sity, said a sound educatlon ISessentIal · move of the Robert Ercoli family. They originally moved from responsibility to warn the pUblic." petition for commercial. over-the-air Crim, who delivered the eulogy at the fer journalists today because the "field' However, "when we report those broadcasting. funeral of the former NBC anchor- is too competitive and the world is too , Sunbury in Meadowbrook Estates to Maine. kinds of things we may be inspiring "Cable is providing more options and woman, said they had remained close complicated."

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~.~~~~~ reIpODIe to call made by Comptroller 01 tIae CarreDcy,lIIICler dUe 12, Vlllted States Code, Section 161. , 145E. Cady Northville 349-4480 . CIIaner Namber 153" Comptroller 01 tIae Careaey #7 DIItriet. FOR BETTER SERVICE AND ASSETS CONVENIENCE TO STUDENTS Cash and tialances due from depository institutions Thousands of dollar. Non interest-bearing balances and currency and coin ...... 17,000,000 Interest-bearing balances...... 12,000,000 Securities...... '...... 51,343,000 Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell in domestic offices • SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE of the bank and of its Edge and Agreement subsidiaries, and in IBFs ...... 17,700,000 Loans and lease financing receivables: Loans and leaSes, net of unearned income ...... 210,166,000 LESS: Allowance for loan and lease losses. . . 1,510,000 HAS EXTENDED Ross B. LESS: Allocated transfer risk reserve. . . NONE LOansand leases, net of unearned income, WINTER MAIL REGISTRATION allowance, and reserve ...... 208,656,000 Northrop & Son Assets held in trading accounts ...... NONE THROUGH NOVEMBER 21, 1984 Premises and fixed assets (including capitalized leases) . . 4,197,000 Funeral Directors Other real estate owned...... 2,026,000 Investments in unconsolidated subsidiaries and associated companies. . NONE Customers' liability to this bank on acceptances outstanding ...... NONE On-Campus Registrations Will Be Caring' Since 1910 NONE • Intangible assets ...... Taken December 10-13 and 17-20. 3,814,000 Telephone 591-6400, ext. 318 For Other assets ...... 19091 NorthVilleRoad Total assets...... 316,736,000 An Appointment. NorthVille ~ LIABILITIES 348-1233 Deposits: •

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Other borrowed money ...... 0 • 505,000 Mortgage indebtedness and obligations under capitalized leases 1,623,000 Bank's liability on accepUlnces executed and outstanding. . . . NONE .9~1ige·~·· Notes and debentures subordinated to deposits. . 2,200,000 Other liabilities...... 7,110,000 Total liabilities ...... 296,183,000

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~~, ______,, 1- __ • Wednesday. November 14, 1984- THE NORTHVILLERECORD-3-C : Bride wears mother's gown Stewart-Freel vows exchanged~~

Christine Freel, daUghter of Mr. and stephanotis, gardenias and freesia. The bridegroom's brother Mark Mrs. Claude Freel of Northville. and The bride's sister Michele Freel servo Stewart of Grand Rapids served as best Richard Stewart Jr., son of Mr. and ed as maid of honor. Bridesmaids in- man. Ushers were the bridegroom's Mrs. Richard Stewart of Northville, ex- cluded Carrie Crowe of Brighton and brother Larry Stewart of Northville and changed marriage vows August 17 at Julie Hubbard of Wixom. Michael Behrens of Northville. Ring • Ward Presbyterian Church of Livonia. The bride's attendants wore orchid bearer was Michael Farrell of Mar- taffeta gowns and carried bouquets of quette. The double ring ceremony was of- white roses, stephanotis, baby's·breath A reception for 180 guests was held at ficiated by the Reverend W. Wallace and freesia. the Holidome in Livonia following the Hostetter. A Scottish bagpiper piped Flower girl Courtney Dodds of ceremony. A wedding trip to Ocracoke, the couple down the aisle at the conclu· Detroit wore a dress of white handker· North Carolina, followed. sion of the afternoon ceremony. chief linen tied at the bodice with an or- The bride wore her mother's satin chid ribbon. The couple is residing in Richmond, gown with Chantilly lace overlay and She carried a basket of freesia. Virginia, where the bridegroom is • carried a cascade bouquet of baby'~·breath and stephanotis. employed. Neil Simon' comedy continues at oce

Neil Simon's comedy, "I OUght To Be of his teenage daughter Libby. artistic director, and has served in pro- in Pictures," is prOViding an unusual ducing Ilr performing capacities for dinner entertainment package at the She has trekked to Hollywood from such organizations as the Attic Theatre Wallace F. Smith Performing Arts Brooklyn where Herb had simply up of Detroit, Detroit Council of the Arts, Theatre on the Orchard Ridge Campus and left his wife, daUghter and son 16 The Ethnic Arts Center of New York Ci- of Oakland Community College. years earlier. Now they pick up the ty and the Detroit Repertory Theatre. pieces of a father-daughter relationship He is a graduate of Wayne State • The play opened Thursday and con- that is a poignant, tender and funny University. tinues this Thursday, Friday and Satur· MR. AND MRS. MICHAELHAVALA MR. AND MRS. RICHARD STEWART story. day evening at 8p.m. Bill Sinischo of Pleasant Ridge is in The production is directed by guest the role of Herb Tucker; Lilhan director Jeffrey M. Nahan of the Actors Rosender of West Bloomfield is playing Couple united in September rites By offering a dinner option in con- Alliance Theatre Company of Steffy Bondell; and Arpi Korkigian 'of junction with the comedy, the Smith Southfield. He currently is the Alliance Farmington Hills is Libbv Tucker. • Theatre announces it is "adding a uni· Tonette Tracy, daughter of Mr. and the Germania Country Club in Saginaw bachelor of science degree. que Quality to its productions." Mrs. John Tracy of Saginaw, became following the ceremony. Special guests The bridegroom is a 1978 Northville • the bride of Michael Havala, son of .Mr. attending included those from Ohio, High SChool graduate and received his The college culinary arts depart· Families announce arrivals al!d Mrs. Milan Havala of Northville, in New Jersey, South Carolina, North MBA from Michigan State University ment. winner of awards for its pro- a double ring ceremony september 15 Carolina, Minnesota, Florida, this year. He currently is employed at gram, is preparing the pre-show meal. at second Presbyterian Church of . Massachusetts and Czechoslovakia. Arthur Andersen accounting firm in Due to food ordering requirements, of Meghan and Victor ' Saginaw. The couple honeymooned in Hawaii. Minneapolis, Minnesota. paid reservations must be made with Maid of honor for the bride was Lisa The bride is a 1984 Michigan State They have made their home in the box office. Dinner will commence at John and Sue McCambridge of 509- Victor Blaine. P~rnick of Livonia. Bridesmaids were University graduate and holds a Plymouth, Minnesota. 6:30 p.m. The theatre announced that Fairbrook announce the birth of their He was born October 10 at the Family Ann Schwartz, Ann McCurdy. Cathy favorable response has prompted the daughter, Meghan Kathleen. Birthing Center at Providence Hospital Corona, Cathy Cordingly and the OL V hosts apnual ope!1house theatre to repeat the option for all She was born October 16 at Pro- and weighed 7 pounds, 14 ounces. bridegroom's sister·in·law Suzanne dance, theatre and music events this vidence Hospital and weighed 8pounds. Older brother Manning is 21 months Havala. Our Lady of Victory SChool will con- hall. season. The theatre is located on the 12 ounces. old. Stephen Havala of South Carolina duct its annual open house from 1-2:45 campus at 1-696 and Orchard Lake Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bob and Shirley Blanchard of Garden • served as his brother's best man. p.m. tomorrow. Our Lady of Victory School is located Road. The boxoffice number is 471-7700. Gerald McCambridge and Mr. and Mrs. City are paternal grandparents. Sltrr, Ushers included the bridegroom's The theme of this school year is at 133 Orchard Drive. Robert Nolan, all of Grand Rapids. and Virginia Willis. also of Garden Cit~, brother Paul Havala, the bride's "Sharing Visions - Teaching Values." Those with questions about the open Simon's play deals with once suc- are maternal grandparents. brothers Robert and Thomas Tracy and The public is invited to school visita- house or school can call the school of- cessful Hollywood scriptwriter Herb Maternal great-grandmothers are Rex Roe and Michael McGuire. tion from 1-2 p.m. and a presentation/- fice at 349-3610 between 9 a.m. and 3 Tucker's confrontation with his distant Bob and Sue Blanchard of 510 Ran- Erma Lee of Sebring. Ohio. anti A reception for 175 guests was held at social from 2·2:45 p.m. in the social p.m. Monday through Friday. and almost forgotten past in the person dolph announce the birth of their son, Marguerite Blanchard of Livonia.

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NOVI UNITED METHODIST CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, NOVI 41871W. Ten Mile-Meadowbrook 4530111 MlleatTaft Rd. 349-2652(24 hrs.) Home of Novl Christian SChool (K·12) 8:45a.m. & 11a.m. WorShip Services Sun. School, 9:45a.m. ~ 9:45 a.m. Church SChool- AllAges Worship. 11:00a.m.&6:00p.m. 9:45& 11a.m. Nursery C8re Available Prayer Meeting. Wed .•7:30 p.m. Charles R. Jacobs. Kearney Kirkby Richard Burgess. Pastor . Big Savings 349-34n Ivan.E. Speight. Asst. 349-3847 Pastors on M.lrllie & Rpoul.l' COUN I lR 10f'S S,ek~ • Coin operated I F.lUcels H()(l(" & .,11MAJOR IIPPlllI'/CES Washers ORCHARD HILLS BAPTIST CHURCH FAITHCOMMUNITYUNITED (3 sIzes) PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Free Planning 23455 Novl Rd. (between 9-10 Mile) 44400W.l0Mlle. Novl • Coin oper::>ted Bronq n>e.lslI'enwnIS .'00 1'00IIp·ol~SiOn.IIY Bible Study For AllA?eS 9:45 a.m. 'Iz mile west of Novl Rd. p~ln \011' kllthen or h.11h II :-,,'~~ wors~ Services at 1 a.m. & 6p.m. Dryers Wed., Id·Week Prayer Serv., 7 p.m. Worship & Church SchOOl. 10:00a.m. Gary W. Schwltz. Pastor 349-5665 P.O.Box1 349-5666 Over 1,000 Kitchen I··J " Richard J. Henderson, Pastor • Professional Dry Cleaning 6J 'Vanity Cabinets (hO,mu".n' IJAmerican CHURCH OF THE HOLY CROSS FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF (clean & press) Wood mark EPISCOPAL t • in Stock CabInets NORTHVILLE • Shirts Laundred 1'.1<1'11011,'1 MlX1e'nJOO furooe,lnslY',nq 10 Mile between Taft &Beck, Novl 217N. Wlnj 349-1020 Phone 349-1175 Or. ames H. Luther, Pastor Services: Saturday 5:00 p.m. Sunda~orshm. 11a.m. &6:30 p.m. • Bulk Dry Cleaning sund~ 8:00~.m. &10:00a.m. Wed., 7: AWA A. 7:30 Prayer ServIce ~ HOUSEOF orsh p &School Sunday School 9:45 a.m. (hot pressed) The Rev. Leslie F. Harding ,~~I~CABINETS 0000 SHEPHERD LUTHERANCHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF WIXOMI Wisconsin Ev. Lutheran Synod WIXOMCHRISTIAN SCHOOL (K.10) Novi Road Coin Laundry 2040Easy St. Walled Lake WorshIp Service 10.00a.m. WIxom &W. Maple Rds. DelIvery M Tu W F C) 'i I Tn!)·!!' 5.119-31PI1Of'\C624·7JOO Family Bible School, 9:45 a.m. and Dry Cleaner & (nslallallOn Sunday School & Bible Class 11:15a.m. Family Worship, 10:45a.m. &6:30 p.m. AvaIlable 301S. Main St. Royal Oak NoviCommunity Center. Novl Rd. lust S. of 1·96 Family NI~ PrrJkam (Wed.). 7:00 p.m. 1067 Novl Rd. • Northville • 349-8120 CASH & CARRY M W TI1l/}Il' TII r H~,,'S;1l 1)••\, PI10n(''i4Ii·4122 Future alte 9 Mile& Meadowbrook Ro rt V. arron. PARtor Gene EJahnke, Paslor-349-0565 624-3823 (Awana& Pro-Teens) 624-~34 • OPEN 7 DAYS , .~ s 1 4-C THE NORTHVILLERECORD-Wednesday, November. 14.1984 •• Sports • Spartans cool off ,Northville cagers •

What Mustang basketball' coach Ed Kritch expected to be a close game and possibly a victory turned Gut to be Nor- thville's most lopsided loss of the 'We seemed to be season. Dominating from start to finish, Livonia Stevenson walloped the one step behind all Mustang cagers 45-21Thursday. The defeat dropped Northville a night.' game below .500 and eliminated the Mustangs from the race for a Western • Lakes conference playOff title. - gd Kritch Kritch called the loss "extremely disappointing." _ "Il's quite obvious we weren't ready to play," he said. "I have to take a lot of Hinds and Anne Griffith all came off the the blame for that. Il's my job to make bench and did "a nice job," according sure we're ready to play, and we just to Kritch. didn't seem to have that competitive SENIOR SENDOFF - Dawn Bion~i, left, edge. We were a little too lackadaisical. The Spartans' forward line did most receives Senior Night bouquet from • We seemed to be one step behind all of the scoring damage. Senior forward night." Lisa Bokovoy led Stevenson with 19 Mustang Co-Captain Shari Thompson. '" Stevenson established itself right points and center Joan Frysinger added from the tipoff. On the Spartans' first 14. trip downcourt, they had four offensive rebounds before scoring. After charg- Two obstacles to a .500 season record ing to a 13-4lead at the end of the first remain for the 7-8 Mustangs. The first No vi,,Canton , quarter. Stevenson never allowed Nor- should present few problems. At 7:30 thville to get closer. p.m. Friday. Northville will host divi- Northville's poor shooting didn't help sion rival Farmington Harrison in a trip tank team: - the Mustangs hit only two of 26 shots WLAA playoff consolation game. in the first half, and only two Northville The Mustangs have already thrashed It may have been Senior Night last Thursday. but • , players - guards Roxanne serkaian the winless Hawks twice this season. it was also Plymouth Canton's night. The ChIef and Kathy Korowin - scored four But they will have to shift gears for tankers soaked Northville 52-31 in the Mustangs' points in the contest. Tuesday'S season finale Tuesday final home meet of the season. .1IIIIiii~~~4 "We shot ourselves right out of the against 14-3 Novi, one of the strongest Except for one swimmer. the Mustangs will wrap "'" game," Kritch said. "They sagged in Kensington Valley Conference teams. up their season this week with the Western Lakes close and let us shoot from outside and Activities Association Conference meet at we hit nothmg. We sank only one shot The Wildcats will bring a solid one- Plymouth Salem. Preliminaries will be held today. outside 10feet the whole game. " two punch to the Mustang court in for- with finals beginning at 7 p.m. Friday. . ward Sue Rasinske, averaging 25 points Only Shari Thompson; Kim Brining and ErIka "Il happens that one or two players per game, and Sherry Lawton. How Nelson managed to crack Canton's string of firsts have an off night. but it's rare that all they match up against Northville's Thursday. Thompson fired off a 2:03.42 to take the seven of your best players have a bad more evenly-balanced squad will be the 200freestyle. Brining captured first in the 500 free in • night," Kritch said. key to the Kame. 6:32.57. and Nelson won the breast stroke in 1:18.12: "I can't take anything away from Both of Northville's relay teams took seconds. In Stevenson, though," he added. "Their Northville will begin play the follow- the 200medley relay. Jill Roth, Nelson. Brining and press was very effective and when ing week in the Class A district playoffs Dawn Biondi teamed up to finish in 2: 13.84.Thomp. we're not hitting it just makes things at Westland John Glenn. Joining Nor- son, Karen Petersen. Dee LaChance and Sue worse." thville and John Glenn in the district VanderBok turned in a 4:15.48 in the 400 freestyle Northville's second unit provided the field are Plymouth Canton. Plymouth relay_ Thompson added a second in the 100butterfly' game's only bright spot. Julie Anger. Salem and Livonia Churchill. Pairings and Nelson picked up a second in individual medley: for the tourney will be announced this with a lime f2:35.87. Kathy Korowin tries to crack Spartan defense Chris McGowan. Mary Howley. Julie week. ,. ~ ~ " " Continued on 6 t, ------..,...----'. The Gleaner Life Insurance Society Announces NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE/NOYI NEWS

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I, • •• Wednesday, November 14. 1984- THE NORTHVILLE RECORo-s-c Jerod Swallow skates "through Iron Curtain SKI CLUB REGISTRATION Ski Club packets may be picked up at the • ByB.J.MARTIN ing his visit. "We're allowed to swap things," he Northville Community Recreation office. says. "I'd like to get a hold of some Russian stUff, Mail·in registrations will be accepted When Jerod Swallow laces up his skates next like warmups, or trade flags and t·shlrts." through November 17. New member week, he'll be preparing to glide on the thin Ice Of Accompanying Swallow and teammates will be registration dates are November 19-21from the Cold War. Jerod's parents, John and Gay Anne Swallow. who 6-9 p.m. A photo Is reqUired. Years of painstaking practice and a tremendous boUghteach other the trip overseas for their recent performance at the U.S. Figure Skating Association 25thwedding anniversary. Junior Nationals last February have earned the 18- The entourage will depart from the U.S. on Sun- year-old Northville skating sensation a round trip to day and land In Copenhagen. From there, they will COMMUNITY CENTER RENTAL Czechoslovakia for the prestigious Grand Prize fly to Vienna for a day of sightseeing. Then the U.S. Looking for a meeting site, party location, :: I • c;~U (Slovak National Uprising) Junior Interna- team will travel by bus northeast to Czechoslovakia !lonal Skating Championships. with the Italian team. baby shower or wedding reception location? ' Swallow and Livonia's Jodie Balogh, 15, will The Northville Community Center Is After the competition, which will keep them In available for all appropriate occasions with represent the United States in Junior Dance at the Czechoslovakia through November 26, the group three-day competition, which begins Thursday. meeting rooms, gym with stage. kitchen will stop again in Copenhagen and arrive home facilities and more for rental on an hourly or November 22 in the town of Banska Bystrica in east November'l:1. Czechoslovakia. daily basis. For more Information, phone "It's going to be a handled a lot like the Olympics 34!H1203. Balogh and Swallow caught the eyes of the United are," Swallow says. "We're going to be traveling in States Figure Skating Association selection com· matching uniforms, blazers with USA patches, and mittee when they placed fifth at the U.S. National. that ... It's all paid for by the U.S. Figure Skating "Juniors competition in February. It was at that Association. " .:competition Swallow raised eyebrows by becoming If it all sounds like a dream come true. consider Cosmos unbeaten • •the first skater to place in both ice pairs and ice that Swallow and Balogh have paid their dues for .. dance with a different partner in each event. The Cosmos, Northville's entry 10 the Bonanza that dream as ice dance partners for more than Premier Soccer League's pnder-13 dIvision. ended ~:'-:-"Ithink the pairs steps have helped my dance / three years. . their perfect season with a 3-0Victory over the Can- :abilltles and vice-versa," he explains. "This year, we've practiced two, three hours a , / ton Streakers. .,:.'In June the committee formally invited Swallow day seven days a week. Before that. we practiced '-~nd Balogh to join skaters and coaches from New Averaging nearly six goals and allowing only one six days a week." goal per match, the Cosmos defeated teams from :Jersey, California and Colorado on the six-member Following his return home. Swallow, Balogh and :U.S. Junior team. L / , Midland, Troy, Plymouth. Famington. the Lakes Swallow's ice pairs partner, Shelley Propson of area and Orion-Qxford. : ,:::':"I've been waiting for this a long time," says Rochester, will compete next month at the Junior Swallow, a senior at Northville High School. "I've Coached by Roger Flading. the members of the World Championships in Boulder, Colorado. league champion Cosmos are: Dan Burgeman. Jeff been kind of anticipating what it's going to be like It will be the first time the competition has ever 1 Campbell, Mark Clary, Craig Dalziel. Michael • going to a Communist bloc country. I hear the pe0- been held in the U.S..'and it will be the first time a ple there treat visitors warmly." Didyk, Jeff Duwel, Jason Fladlng, Chris Hinz. Mike skater has teamed with different partners for pairs Komejan, Noel Korowin. Erik Kraynek, Jason Swallow is expecting the iron curtain won't bar and dance competition in junior international com- some friendly bartering of cultural mementos dur- Loper, Mike Padden. Ed Petit, Scott Weiger and petition. Jodie Balogh and Jerod Swallow - the dues payoff BrianYono. MackIe., May and Guldherg named to All-League team

Six Northville varsity soccer players May scored seven goals and played a named to the All-Conference team as the Mustangs this season. Goalkeeper - Sam Matovskl. LIVOnia Churchill - B," carroll. L,vonla Frankhn. Daye Glulh. Chur. • were honored by Western Lakes Soccer critical role in giving Northville smooth Northville. Sophomore Dan Magdich and senior Fullbacks - SIeve Karl,s. LIVOnia Stevenson. Rob ch'". Pal McGow. canlon Hal/backs - Brell Mllr. League coaches last week by being transitions between defense and of- Named' to the All-Western Division SCott Greiner, both defenders, were O'Palmy. canlon. M,ke Nardell,. Church,ll. BOB phy, Church,ll. Brat! NeVIlle. Canton. MATT GUlDBERG. NORTHVilLE. Halfbacks - Dennts PELTZ. NORTHVILLE Forwards - BrY.1n selected to All-Conference, All-Western fense. "He gave us a lot of leadership. team was junior midfielder Matt Peltz. awarded Honorable Mention status. Palchell. L,vonta Bentley. Chfls Gemb,s. Sleven· WhIteley. Tim Mueller. Canton. Scoll Zarembskl Division and Honorable Mention teams, We were fairly inexperienced at mid- Northville's somersault throw-in "Competition for defensive honors was son: DOUG MA Y. NORTHVILLE. Forwards - John Church,ll: Gerry McW,lhams. Frankhn • Northville had three first-team All- field this season, and Doug gave us a lot specialist. "His throw-ins gave us a really strong," Gans pointed out. ..It Gelm,sl, Stevenson. Steve Morell. Plymouth Can- Ion; JOE MACKlE. NORTHVILLE, Honorable Mention selections were:: Conference selections: forward Joe ofstability out there," said Gans. scoring threat every time we were seems like every team had one or two Mackie, midfielder Doug May and Guldberg also played a stabilizing within 30 yards of the goal." said Gans. really outstanding defensive players." Named to the Ail-Western Division DAN MAGDICH. scon GREINER. NOR· THVILLE: Steve M,chaehan. Ray Galasso. Chur· defender Bob Guldberg. All three are role on the Northville team, Gans Peltz was a scoring threat with his head Also named to the AIl·Conference soc· team were: chIli: Bob Nueman. Randy Lotero. Frankhn. Jo6n seniors and were tri-captains of the 1984 noted. "He anchored our defensive line. and feet. too, scoring seven goals for cer team were: Goalkeeper - Broan GaVIgan. Canton. Fullbacks Sorek. L T Quarles. Farmongton Hamson Mustang squad. . Bob has a very good head for the ball. Mackie led Northville In scoring with He's very quick in reacting to any situa- 15 of the team's 49 goals. "Joe helped tion. He's got an ideal temperament for • make it happen for us even when he the game ~ he plays hard, but he's wasn't directly involved in the play," always under contrOl;' Northville Coach Marvin Gans pointed Only league champion Livonia out. "He's a really hard-working, hustl- Stevenson, undefeated throughout the CAL'S ing kind of player. He always put out regular season, had as many players 100percent:' CAR CARE Skilled Mechanic On Duly RecreAction • Minor Repairs & Tune-ups • Mechanic On " Duty • Multi-Mile Tires • Wrecker Service V()LLEYBALL: • Road Service • Snow Plowing '. /~ EMERGENCY ROAD SERVICE CO-EO ~OllEYBAll :l1.Itl;eS 5 Net\' KolOS n Standings Ooqs 3 Nel Gang 2 Olel Guard 3. Bangers 2 Team W L Opl,m,st,cs 4. Kelord 1 Old Guard 26 4 Family Feud 4. Nuls 1 GelZoe's 26 4 Ball Bangers 24 6 WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL Lucky Sp,kes 20 10 Kelord ColhslOn 18 12 Standings The Farm 14 16 Grape Nuts 13 17 Team W L Net Gang 13 17 Volley Bells 16 9 Diamond Dogs 13 17 VolleyG"ls 16 9 Optom,slics 13 17 Wonder Women 13 12 • Jolly Jumpers 13 12 Lumber Supplies Family Feud 12 18 Jusl Friends 11 19 W.O.N. 11 14 28575 Grand River New Kids 5 25 HIgh Fives 8 17 Magnum 3 27 474-6610 or 535-8440 Results 349-1818 Reaulta Jumpers 3. Bells 2 202 W. MAIN, NORTHVILLE Getzle's 5. Magnum 0 Volley Girls 3. Fives 2 Froends 4. Farm 1 W.O.N. 3. Wonder Women 2

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'.~ Distance freestyle ace Shari Thompson gets a flying start Swimmers. lose to Wild cats, Chiefs •• ContinUed from 4 at Northville. "They all contributed a lived lead with a first-place time of : Third place times were Renee Wise- great deal to our team," said Mustang 2:09.87. J;y's 2:37.10 in the 200 free; Brining's' swim coach Bill Dicks. Taking seconds against the Wildcats 2~:45.55 in individual medley; On the previous Tuesday. much- were Nelson in 200 I.M. (2:33.93); Petersen's 29.38 in the 50 free and her improved Novi handed the Mustangs a Peterson in 50 free (29.58); Warren in 1:05.21 in the 100 free: Kris Valade's surprisingly easy 48-35loss - the first backstroke 0:14.44): Biondi in breast 6:53.66 in the 500 free. Kim Valade's time the Wildcats have ever beaten the stroke (1:20.20) and the 400 free relay 1:22.81 in backstroke and Biondi's Mustang tankers. (Peterson, VanderBok. Kris Valade, 1:20.88In breast stroke. LaChance, 4:26.27>. Northville's second 400 relay team Thompson and Nelson picked up the Registering thirds were Warren in took third place with Tracy Eschbach, only individual firsts against Novi. I.M. (2:41.59); Karen Brining in diVing Joelle Stevens, Kim Brining and Wisely Thompson won the 100free in 57.38 and (130.95); Kim Wilds in butterfly clockinga4:47.7. the 200 free in 2:05.59. Nelson took first (1:14.35); VanderBok in 100 free Northville senior Co-captain Sue in the 500free, swimming a 6:09.10. (1:05.14); Renee Wisely in breast Saves3000n VanderBok and classmates Dawn Bion- Northville's medley relay team stroke 0:29.77); and the 400 freestyle dI and Karen Brining were presented (Stephanie Warren, Nelson. Thompson, relay team (Jill Roth. Eschbach. Wilds. "~ your holiday turkey and BollaWine. nowers at Thursday'S meet. their last Biondi) staked the Mustangs to a short- Brining, 4:42.41). I I lu rc'il'I\I" \'um ,>' II' rc-lumllw·l1l.ul. ""ml ,Ill.. I mil' Clllt'U'IIIIUlfH" hou,,·h'llcI4" '11:':" 111'.' 4 umpl.·h"Cf rc·lund •• ·rlllIC011t·\\1,h IlwlMc ~ IUII1 O""unl\ ,111.... 1111 , •• 11('rllllc 0,1c ftl· 1.11".I ... lIuI1101ll\ I\\u I ') hit·, INIIII .... e1r 1"1( ....,.111.·1.. rt1J1ucluc lu"" \\111 lit" olt' I p"'d (JUI I \ 111.1In' 11I,1II.lIlY Ilm~' 7"'lftmlINllll,",cll BIIHoI \ViI1I', plu' Iwr,clo .. clllt·J,:.Il.hlfJl.lU";"J.:,c· \.IIcl\\h,·11 Harriers honor Panowicz, Naszradi Ih"\\I·IJ.:lul.I,.;'rOl1lomv\\hc.It',url.l,\ Irc...h ••, 1"1111I11I1I'1lh\I.I\\ IlI1pll.\c·.· ...ollh, 1.1.. , ..,fOC·.IU I I (II I II .... 1 h) 'rCl/c.n, olOcl, o"h rc~ ... h·' rc-c. 11)11.. 1 .1111110111'11.JlIIIMloU·" .II1CI,lt.:.'·IU ning at the West Bloomfield Invita- 'wllellu IHC·,,,.'tI,II ..lrthUhu"ollul If I.ulc , ... lIt·1U11 f tlt.:lhll Seniors Cindy Panowicz and Rich Nuechterlein, 1984 co-captain, was 81111.1& TurL...·v HtOlurn' Allow 4 It\\, ••J,.... Iw dpll\' f\ (JIlt' ""lilt ... Naszradi, co-captains of Northville's tional and the Walled Lake Western In- given the team's GUTS award for her I P.O HII\ NH '711. II 1'.1'4•• IX il"177. I.lflll,m, U NH. I women's and men's cross-country vitational. Panowicz was also named struggle to overcome a knee injury. '.UIU' _ •• teams, were named most valuable team MVP as a junior. Nuechterlein and Sue Blanchard, also ------I ,\ddw" ~_ _ _ _ athletes for their respective squads at Naszradi twice was a medalist at the a junior, will co-captain the 1985 the cross-country banquet last week. Walled Lake Western Invitational. A women's team. I Panowicz, an all-state medalist in three-year varsity runner, Naszradi John Kissinger, a freshman, earned 1983, capped an outstanding crosswas also selected the men's team's the men's team's "Most Improved L_ country career this season with an in- ."outstanding senior." Athlete" award, setting a school dIvidual champIOnship at the Junior Pam Cavanaugh was selected freshman course record at Cass Ben- Schoolcrart Invitational and selection the women's team's "Most Improved ton. Junior Matt WinqUist, woo earned- to the All-Western J.akes cross-country Athlete," becoming an All-Region the most improved honor in 1983, will team. She has also been an all-state medalist in her first year of varsity co-captain the 1985 men's team with medalist, and a medalist two years run- competition. Classmate Wendy Kevin Legel.

It was a great week for upsets. split first and second place money of And a bad week for entrants in the $10and $5, or, $7.50apiece. Northville Record/Novi·Walled Bartling and White both guessed Lake News football contest. that Washington and Southern Cal Bartling, White Despite the rash of upsets, three would run up a total of 38 points, 15 entrants missed just two games, and off the actual total of 23 in the Tro- will share prize the tiebreaker again had to be invok- jans' 16-7triumph. ed to determine the prize winners. Third prize of $3 goes to Robert F. The tiebreaker was insUfficient to Smith of Northville, who also missed in grid contest break up a tie for first place between just two games but whose guess of 46 Jill Bartling of Northville and Car- points in the tiebreaker was 23 off e. mon White of Westland, who will -the actual total.

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ByB.J.MARTIN Saturday, and -Northville took home prestigious overall champion trophy for Parkinson, Kathy Kennedy and Robin first in varsity cheerleading and first in the fourth straight year. Wisely. The noise in the Plymouth Salem gym JV cheerleading for the overall crown. The Northville pom-pon squad took The champion varsity cheerleaders The varsity pom·pon squad. which Saturday could have drowned out an in- are: Kim McCrae, Michele Craig, San- • door demolition derby. third overall, boosted by a second·place performed a twin mask synchronized showing in "Prop Routine." di Stephens, Lisa Dye. Lisa Lutz. Lynn dance to rock band Foreigner's "Dou- But when all the yells, hand clapping Bills, Sally Klenk, Lori Osborne. Robjn and foot stomping finally quieted down, ble Vision," for its "prop" routine. in- The varsity took first place ribbons in Strunk, Susie Rahimi, Mina Rahimi cludes: Tracy Kohl. Patty Bargert. Cin- Northville's cheerleading teams were and Kristin VanderBok. on their way home with their fourth "skill" and "floor" cheers and second di DeHoff. Claire Langran, Lori Miller. straight Western Lakes Activities in "hello" cheer. The JV placed first in The JV cheerleaders are: Annemarie Sanra Horstkotte. Alicia Hickman. "hello" and "floor" cheer and second in Association championship. Sadowski, Amy Spaman. Stephanie Maren Rosmorduc, Sandee Schaal. f "skill" cheer. . Salem played host to cheerleading Pappas. Karen Stinson. Terri Forte. Chris Stassinos. Jill Taschner and . .. while two-faced porn-pon team took third and pom-pon squads from the WLAA That combination gave Northville the Denise Akroush. Heather Cross. Beth Kathy Whelan.

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