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*• 1W Stbtrfcti'Co'iftiq unite Corporalk*. A|l R[(kt> Rtuntj summer tax By Te'ri Banas savings is estimated to come from in asked to collect its own taxes, accord tice of collecting school taxes just once school districts can enact the plan by terest payments the district would Carll, the school district's assistant su staff writer ing to Westland Mayor Charles Picker each year. "The collection fee (1 per resolution with only limited approval perintendent for personnel. have paid to borrow money for opera ing. cent on county and school taxes) would power from the local municipality. Still fresh from its successes in insti tion. With a more even flow of tax dol "Before the law change it (whether • be an advantage to the city," Pickering When the matter was before the to collect school taxes twice-a-year) . tuting a dual school tax collection plan lars coming into the district, school of admitted. "But a lot would depend on Livofiia section of the school district in Livonia, Livonia Public School offi ficials say that borrowing will be'un- was strickly up to the whim of-the local WESTLAND WAS the scene of heat the relationship the (Livonia) board es before the law change, the Livonia City governments," explained Carli. "This '< cials have asked for the same in the necessary. ed debate two years ago when the tablishes with the city. Council could have denied the district's northern section of Westland. (the law change) give* the school board : Monday, the school board approved Wayne-Westland School District asked "We would want to make sure its request. Under the new law, a school the right to collect its own taxes." •_ The school board acted to institute "the plan by resolution. Under state law, the city to collect its summer taxes. well publicized that the city is only the district can appeal to a higher order — twice-a-year tax collection in the West- the city of Westland now has until Westland residents blamed city offi School officials say the plan would collecting agent." Wayne County, In this case — if the lo mean minimal cost to Implement. land portion of the district Monday. March 1 to respond to the school's in cials for steep rises in mortgage pay>. Pickering said that if the district cal, municipality turns down the re The area represents aproximately 10 tent to begin collecting half of the ments due to changes made by at least That's because'Westland already col also prepares mortgage companies for quest. lects taxes twice-a-year. Because West- percent of Fhe district. school taxes this July. A public hearing, one mortgage company to compensate the change, then "In the long run resi According to district estimates, the required by law, also was held that for the early tax collection. land is on a the same fiscal calendar as dents won't experience ah increase in ""THE COUNTY treasurer has al the school district — the year begin school district should save some night in the school board offices but no taxes or escrow accounts." one spoke on the matter. ready told the school districts that the ning in July — it already collects its $100,000 a year in that section by col Because of the large number of com Under Public Act 333, signed by Gov. county would collect the taxes if the lo local city taxes In July and collects lecting school taxes twice a year. The However, the school district may be plaints, the city returned to the prac William MJUiken before he left office, cal governments don't," said James county and other taxes in December. Alano Club to use Perrinville School The Livonia School Board authorized costs in older buildings is a contract the lease of the Perrinville Elementary provision which cites responsibility School to an 'alcoholics recovery group over utility costs. According to the Monday night — more than a year and agreement, Alano will pay all of the a half after the school was closed due utility costs in the first five years of the to declining enrollment. agreement and almost 70 percent of The rental agreement, which the overhead costs in the final five amounts to nearly $225,000 over 10 years. The group also will split the cus years, was approved by school board todial costs with the district. The dis trustees Monday after almost one year trict will still maintain the landscaping of negotiations, said the district's busi chores, according to the agreement. • ness superintendent, Arthur Howell. The group, founded 12 years ago, The agreement with the Northwest- lists 500 members, according to club Alano Club, described as a social club -information marift available-ny—4he- that offers educational and recreation school district. It has no affiliations al programs for recovering alcoholics, with other groups, though some 98 per takes effect Feb. 1. However, club di cent of Its members belong to Alcohol-, rector Cal Brodie said it may take until ics Anonymous (AA), Brodie said. It of* sometime In April before the organiza fers a variety of educational meetings ; tion moves in. and lectures, including AA meetings, Currently, Alano has an office on and recreational activities; such as Haller Street in Westland. dances, bingo garfTeSTpo^lplayuig and Until school officials cemented ..tfife.: -ping pong. In Garden CUyVthe local deal with Alano, Perrinville had been court was so impressed withNte work one of four vacated school buildings. In that it refers alcohol offenders to the all, the district has closed 23 school program. buildings, the majority of which began The center's hours will be 10-2 a.m. shutting down in the mid-1976s. weekdays and Saturdays, and 10 a.m. Still to remain in the building will be to midnight on Sundays. Perrinville Is the offices of the district's curriculum on a 4.5-acre site on Ann Arbor Trail In department.' Westland. The oldest section of the According to the agreement, rent in building was built by Ford Motor in the first two years will be $13,600, an 1956 for company employees. Later, it Axing it nually, and $20,400 each.year for the was deeded to the Nankin Mills School next three years. The yearly rent In the District and eventually was taken over Westland firefighters gather around as Capt. Marvin Liberty considers using an ax to cut a cake for the department's celebration following fixe years will be $27,200. by the Livonia Public Schools. of 20 years of service. Holding the cake is fire Chief Ted Scott. ''"'"*-• OF PARTICULAR importance to a The district closed the school in June district saddled with high maintenance 1981. JHayoEJEetpesJSerbert's appointment Mayor Charles Pickering has vetoed cause the city had an $800,000 deficit them to build a fine community," he "In my experience as city treasurer, the appointment of A. Kent Herbert, when hie took office and because of fric said. I have met with taxpayers who "were former fjnaqce director for the city of tion between Herbert and other city One of his goals is to work to solve literally in tears worrying how they Westland, to the City Council. Herbert employees. the mounting problems of the city with could pay their taxes. Government was appointed Monday night to fill the After leaving the city, Herbert joined all elected officials in the city. should, never put its hard working tax vacancy created by the resignation of Baseline Inc. of Plymouth as vice pres "There has been tod little recognition payers in this position." Justine Barns, newly elected state rep ident/treasurer. by the mayor that the council has been He said he won't be a rubber stamp resentative. Her term expires, Jan. 1, elected also and represents the many for policies or actions for the benefit of 1984. ••••'.• HERBERT WAS one of nine persons elements of the city, its neighborhoods any mayor, special-Interest group or He was nominated for the seat by who had been nominated by the council and its people. Compromise should be any particular Individual. Councilman Charles T. Griffin. Voting to fill the post. One of them, Glenn an Important element between the "Each program presented to the no on his appointment were' council Shaw Jr., had declined the nomination. mayor and council," he added. council must be judged and supported members Nancy Neal and Ben DeHart. Others nominated were Dennis Fas- or rejected on Its own merits," Herbert Expressing surprise and disappoint sett, James W. Nelms Jr., Terry J. HERBERT ALSO said he wants to added. ment over the council's selection, Pick McGovern, Thomas H. Brown, Arlle W. provide better and more direct com On the city's financial problems, he ering also said the council failed to fol- Glpson, Ken Horn and Harry Conner. munication with the residents. said he wants to assure a "balanced ap ' low proper procedure in the selection. Herbert said that with the resigna x "I,n past elections, this has been a fa^ proach" to budget cutting and equal .He added that Herbert would have to tion of Finance Director Larry Wil vorite buzz-Word of many of the candi sharing of the sacrifices necessary by abstain from budget deliberations since liams, his former assistant In the dates. I have some very specific Ideas all elements of the city, including civic his wife works for the city. finance department, that he feels his on how to do this. I do not think we -groups, citizens/administrators and all Herbert first joined the city staff In appointment to the council "will pro should wait until a citizen has a com the city's bargaining units. 1972 as a staff accountant, a position vide a continuity in knowledge of the plaint before we communicate with He wants to promote ah increase in he held until 1974. financial condition of the city. them." volunteerism and resident participa |/ From 1974 to 1978 he was budget di "As I will be the only person on the The new councilman said he will con tion In the delivery of city services. ' rector and controller. From 1978 until city council that has not been elected tinue to be a strong supporter of tax "I believe that recently we have seen 1980, he served as grants director. He by the citizens of Westland, there are limitations. . the citizens begin to take an interest became finance director in 1980, serv commitments I want to make to the "I was a vocal supporter of the tax and demand a say in the decisions af ing until 1982 when he was fired by citizens and taxpayers so they will reduction program of the Westland fecting their lives," he continued. - Pickering upon his taking office. know what to expect from me and feel City Council, and I supported the He said he has a long list of items he Pickering said he fired Herbert be comfortable with my efforts to help repeal of the school dual tax collection. wants to review.
What's inside Man charged with killing A Westland man has been charged outside the Music Box Lounge, 31186 "1CALL EVERY with secorid degree murder in the Jan. Warren. 5 MINUTES!" 13 stabbing death of David Allan Pelle- Police said Pellegata and a group of . , ... . 4A .;- Calendar . . . "My answering service was up gata, 22, of NorthVllle; during an early his friends were preparing to get into Classified. . . Sections C,D in arms over the number of morning fight in the parking lot of a their cars about 2:30 a.m. when he was • Editorials...... /I0A- calls coming in. The response bar. approached by an unidentified man /Entertainment ... .8-10B was excellent!" R. Roberts : Keith Allen George, 1ft, of Glen who began harrassing him. , Religion. . . , '?, . . /. 7B was pleased with the results Street,'Is free on a 15,000, 10 percent When a second man walked up to • Sports ...... 1C of the Observer & Eccentric bond awaiting pretrial examination Pellegata, his friends got out of their ^Suburban life ...... 1B . "Help Wanted" classified .ad Feb. 14. cars and a fight began. he placed. When the fighting broke up, Pellega ••-•<-, Travel ...... ,. . 9A ' Accompalned by his attorney, Nick ta walked to 2A(W) OiiE Thursday, January 20, 1983 career center gives students a head start tyMarte Chutney Training Is given In such fields as staff writer nursing, drafting, secretarial, banking, : accounting, computers, commercial When Bill HamUt«n*i'Vocational-edu- art, welding, electronics, office mainte catlon specialist at the Livonia Career nance, security and auto mechanics. Center, said, "Our success Is based on The students coming to the center your success," he was talking about for are not walking into a field cold. Each mer students'such asTom Cowher. has taken basic courses and are seeking Just days after graduating from Ste more advanced, detailed training in venson High School last June; Cowher that field, Laundroache said. got a job using drafting and engineer . And each, he said, comes to the cen ing skills he had learned at Stevenson ter with a recommendation from ^and at the career center, 8985 New- teacher.. burgh, "When we first opened^, we got a lot I Cowher, 18,. got an entry-level, •of resistance from the high schools in s.killed-trades job at Llvonia-based Vis sending us students," Laundroche said. ual'Services, Inc., despite the reeling "They accused us. of taking their best Michigan economy, record-high job students. Only the best students in a lessness and keen competition among specialized field come here. We are not the skilled unemployed. Since June> a dumping ground for poorly motivated Cowher has moved up a xxniple of kids and ill-trained instructors." notches in his job responsibilities and The center receives funds from the his salary. federal and state governments and the Cowher is a Livonia Career Center Livonia schools. Laundroche put the success story because he got a job in center's yearly budget at $2 million, the field the center had trained him for. with $290,000 of that coming from According to a survey made of 1980- state funds. il center graduates, 38 percent of the Tight controls, including a maximum Students contacted found a job in their class size of 22 and the annual per field. That means 158 out of the 417 formance survey, are imposed by the contacted found jobs, said Robert Mor state, Laundroche said. ris, center placement coordinator who All 18 instructors at the center, he made the survey. said, have worked extensively in the But just as much a success story in fields they teach. One nursing instruc the eyes of the staff are those students tor is a registered nurse; a teacher in who don't take a job in their field, but security and law is a retired Detroit po go on to some form of higher education. lice officer. "A number of students like what ManjuUvonia parents, Laundroche they're doing here, but are not that in said, do not know the center exists. To terested in school," said Robert Laun create awareness, the center gives in droche, principal of the center. "We terest surveys to 10th- and 11th- love to turn that attitude around. graders, holds "open houses," gives "We have two goals here. We give tours to 8th-graders and is hosting a students the skills and attitudes needed "hands-on'open house for 4th-graders to get an entry-level job in the field from Adams Elementary School and they are working on here. And we their parents in February. make them aware of the continuing ed The biggest problem in recruiting, ucational opportunities that are out Laundroche said, is "sexual stereotyp Tom Kovarik and Pat Roquepaw prepare to pull the transmission from a car to rebuild it as part of their training at the Livonia career there. Our success isn't measured only ing." "We have to start early teaching center. i by the number of students we place. We youngsters that boys don't have to go consider ourselves successful when the into auto mechanics and girls into off- overlooked by an advisory committee good about themselves, in competition -students go on to school," said Laun Ice work," he said. "Here, we have made up of professionals working In with others. There was never a com droche. males in nursing, word processing and that field, Laundroche said. These com ment that 'I wish 1 had never come • The survey showed that 42 percent in dental; and we have females In auto mittee members tell the center when here.'" '— or 177 — went on to some form of shop, welding and building mainte equipment becomes obsolete or when Some classes are held outside the higher education. nance." new techniques have been ushered In. center. Future bakers are trained at Those two figures — 38 percent and Awrey Bakeries, Inc., 12301 Farming- The second biggest problem, Laun "Someone will tell us that carbure 42 percent — put the center's success droche said, is getting students — and ton. Future physical-therapy aides get rate at 80 percent. tors are no longer taken apart In small medical training at Metropolitan West their parents — to break out of the shops, so we'll stop teaching that," he Vocational, or skilled, education is "doctor, lawyer" trap. Hospital, 28202 Joy, Westland. Future undergoing a surge in popularity. Peo said. beauticians learn hair care at Sally "When we survey the k^rls. we find a •Beeomlng-sk4lled-1n a field white-in— ple with doctorates can't find jobs in preponderance of them wanting to be Essers Beauty School, In6.f 28125 W. their fields and there has been a shift • high school, instead of at the communi- Seven Mile. doctors and lawyers," he said. "It's un tyjcollege level, gets students into toward emphasis on high-tech industry. realistic and that scares us. They don't The center not only teaches skills —' skilled jobs that much faster, Laun it teaches students to have a good job Some technologies, such as comput know their full range of options. And droche said. » ers and word processing, have even be attitude. The students are evaluated they don't know a lot of those jobs just "They can go to work as a draf tsper- come buzzwords to those seeking jobs.- aren't there anymore. The trend Is twice during the school year,. using At the center, which was built in son rather than work In a fast-food "Top 10" criteria given by 146 Livonia toward more technical areas. Too place," he said. 1979 and Is across the street from many people are training for jobs employers.-On top of the list Is "depen Churchill, students>fill computer class It also lets students know that much dability," followed by "follows direct which don't exist." sooner whether they are cut out for a es up to 9 p.m. week nights. More than But, he said, students who do opt for tlons," "gets along with peers" and "ex 100 students seeking computer training certain field. hibits self-confidence.? skiHed training are getting "more so "It's a way to obtain knowledge had to be turned down recently because phisticated" in the fields they pick. , Students who get low marks in the of the high demand, Laundroche said. about yourself as well as a field, " he "Top 10" are given special counseling, They^hy away, from skills, such as car said. Seven hundred students — mostly Morris said. Students also sit in on pentry or welding, which are in a job Not one of the 417 students reached seniors — from Livonia's three high slump. And the center cuts back on classes in resume writing and inter schools come to the center each school in the 1980-81 surtfeY said they thought viewing. classes In skills which don't give good the three hours spent every school day day for up to three hours of instruction job potential, he said. "But a lot of the burden falls on the in 19 different career fields. at the center had been a waste of time, students," Morris said. "We assist kids Each skill taught at the center is Morris said. as much as possible, but we also im Nine months of in-class training led to dental assistant careers for "What we got back were positive press on them, don't bank entirely on comments," he said. "The students felt Chris Heenan and Lynn Justice, bpth Stevenson High School us. We teach them how to find a job,," graduates. " . Clip and Savel JOestlanb DISCOUNT POP & BEER o ©bseruer OUR $3.00 OFF VERNORS, R.C ., A.& W DIET, REG. 3 a Published every Monday DECAF (0 and Thursday by Observer WILL 8-¼ Litre $ 69 t» 4 Eccentric Newspapers. bottles 1 *0EP. + 0EP. < 36251 Schoolcraft. Livonia. $ Ml 48150. Address all mail MAKE 2 Litre 7-Up, Canada Dry (Diet, Reg.) LIKE... 1.19 +poP. (subscription, change o' ad dress, '^prm 3569) toP.O. Carlo Rossi Box 242a. Livonia. Ml La Batt's Beer 48151. 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The invention of movable'type was important. Before that, literature was reproduced by handwriting 6¾ by carved blocks — a costly/and slow process. . :' .^:^ •-Movable type made books, and, eventually, newspapers aylilable' to the jubllc at a reasonable; price. To this day, low cost and availability, or ; circulation, without restraint are two; cornerstones of a free press guaran Designing advertisements with the use of a com construct borders and to make certain that type teed by the U.S. Constitution puter called a Raycomp is Linda Pravel of Hart- (its within the area shown on the computer's dis The first, primitive newspaper was land. Holding a pen called a graphic digitizer, Pra- play screen. •'-'''^-"'^Y^M;^ — V: published somewhere in northern' vel touches points on the board to her right to Germany in 1609, but inh566 resl-: dents of Venice payed for/news bul-J tetlns with a coin called a "gaietta.* carved blocks tb a computerized op- Ing with the folks who make the news. Some papers today still call themi_ -eration. •••-,• —-; That's just about where allsimilar.. —selves~wgazeTtes.* - »'• v Photos by Bin Bresfer Reporter,Bill Casper, a Canton Township resident, writes a story Reporters, who were originally Uyslops.. '..'".'-••: for the Redford Observer on a video display terminal. This com cajle^; "intelligencers* in the. early . All writing, whether by a reporter • POINTING HAS come | long waf puter used for word processing allows type to be changed and 16005, still gather news much the or the personnel who record classlf led moved around the screen. in the last thousand years (rom hand-, same way they always did — by talk- advertisements,-is done on a video display terminal. Each terminal has a key board, much like a typewriter,: and a screen like that on your televi sion. , '.-''.. -'•'-"." Writers can correct speeling (Oops, we make mistakes, too), move type around, change type to. italics or make it boldface. Once the writing Is finished, a com puter^ used to justify margins and actually "sets* or prints the type on long sheets of special photographic film. Meanwhile advertisements, which pay for the cost of publishing, are stored in computers while other com- ' -ptileiiml display satxjiw called Ray- comps ire used to construct the ad-; vertisemehts. • -," ' ;..; ' i, ,- r-V.; A: special pen called a graphic digi tizer is used to design the^advertlse-.-; rrjent,;add borders, outline' the] ad japA*' ;;m^e.si^.thytyp^Ji^.intathys^ce^^ . ajtlbwedn ;;f ; -^^-¾ Y;/-:.;CO\ :•• ' Completed advertisements'aid st . Changing plates oh the ^hree-8t.dr:^ A conveyor carries newspapera to the^^rriachlne lp- Conveyor, they will later be tied by another rna« used at Observer & Eccentric Newspapers Is Dan aides of the paper are printed slmullaneously In catedio the background where they are counted chine and carried on out to trucke waiting tb deity, ^hay. The metal plates, which are light sensitive, this process of printing, called offset. and stacked. After the papera are "stuffed" with;;er the bundles to carriers and newsstands, hive "first^^ been burned/with ultra-violet light and advertising Inserts as^ they are carried along the- ^ /^^ ^ - : _v tttttuimaMM^Miii^ti^t^^t^^t^^ui^ iliJiil ••--•-:•... -<,.. . . > ' -J • P* •HI"»*P V-M-«amWOTV«HM-«OTOTl 4A(W,Q) 0<&E Thursday, January 2$. 1983 01 » Pistons9 star helps open March of Dimes campaign By Bill Casper County Basketball Shoot-out program, decline In student enrollment this year, students really enjoyed being on last staff writer a fund-raising project sponsored by so If we at least equal last year's effort, year's telethon." Tubby'8-Sub Shops for Ihe Easter Seals , we'll really be doing better. And some of last year's participants A throng of excited little people Society. may be featured in a television promo crowded knee-high around a gentle gi ' "I had'never seen him in person be "I INVOLVE the students In grades tion of the shoot-out. ant of a man: They peered upward irt fore., but I know who he is because I've four, through six fob shoot'-odt partici A camera crew from WDIV, channel awe^ajUhis towering, blond-halfed visi seen the Pistons play^n TV,"said fifth- pation and I try to tie this activity into 4, -which will air. the March telethon, tor as he talked to them in the gymna: grader Joe Mlrabitur, 10,' one of Jast our physical education program here," was at Fisher Monday filming Benson slum -of Fisher Elementary School In. year's shootrout participants. he said. 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January 20, 1983 O&E (l,R,VV,0)5A ;e signs union Round 1 for Lucas budget ice c^rd, keeps job By Carol Axlzlan — a department of management and ,tng large numbers $f dollars for equip earnings, keep better-track of funds staff writer budget would be set up/..to. control ment at a time when we're talking and-make long-range financial plans, •finances, /-.-./ ".'. • /;'/-.. /-' V' . about payless paydays?* asked Jurk Nystrom added. '-•".. \ ->; £. - s • . Wayne County commissioners gave, It is one of six "super" departments lewlcz. "We're going tohave a difficult, their stamp of Approval to the first sec 'headed by persons reporting directly to time selHng to It the public because our Nystrom, sidestepped questions from , but fidits tion of a reorganization plan which pro Lucas. .••'.•/: .•';.'•; deficits are overflowing." A high-ranking Wayne Coity* Road mission from taking any further, action two commissioners who requested a $ Commission administrator, vfo earlier until a full hearing on .the case,- she poses sweeping changes In how the Among the most significant changes line-Item budget for the county exec'u* --: county Is run. had refused to join a, conpverraral said. •.••'.. expected to take place in the' depart CHANGES aiso are expected in the tlye's office..He said,that Information " management union, signed^ union, Fidge has filed a lawsuit against the tamnil&sloners voted 13-0 at a corrv ment Is Implementation of a computer purchasing departmentj— ''one of our wjll be made available later. - ';•••/ rnittee of the whole meeting Tuesday to" ized accounting system. , . , card Tyesday to keep his b,000-a- commission for breach of contract. weakest areas," Nystrom said. A Cen - w. ,. i.-.: .'•..;--V- ':••'•'., yearjob. " v I "He's Jjeejj an employee of the gorrw "tentatively accept" that part which "the old financial system has to be tralized purchasing operation will Ir deals with,administration of founty .. . "We haven't seen a line-item budget -, Thomas Fidge Jr. of Iymouth mission for 27 years, and they watted dramatically overhauled," said Nys* responsible for all divisions' ol county J (detailing how Lucas plans to spend the , finances, '• " '•'..'• tr'om. "We want to upgrade the system, goveritment,, including Wayne County. Township, who was dismissed } assist (to fire) him for falling to join the un 1640,000 allocated for . his office)," : ant director of administration rith re ion," Wld Levitte. ' >• But at least two commissioners — and (purchase equipment) that Is tech General Hospital. Beard said/"We don't know/ ini what '•> sponsibilities for' road righ )f-ways "But If the courts find this union is Kay L. Beard, D-InXster, and Mary E. nologically state-of-the-art. •. A "cash management committee" fashion he proposes to spend that mon- , last month because he had shi oed un illegal under provisions of the- new Dumas, R-Llvohia — wanted approval . "If (someone) asked today for the fi will be set up to improve investmerft ey." ' . ion membership, was granted tempo charter, then he can't be forced to to hinge on a review of the entire docu nancial status of a department, we rary restraining order In Wayi County "join." ment, . '. wouldn't be able to tell them," Nystrom Circuit Court at 4:25 p.m.,.le than a "We may want to reopen .discussion added. "We don't have reports avail half-hour after he signed the (rd. The on that section later (If inconsistencies able at the first of the month like a LOU SUGO, a spokesman for the business would have." card authorizes the deduction f a ser road commission and the managers' are found)," Beard said. She added that vice charge from his payche , equal union, said, "Fidge has done what we commissioners may want to review INDIA GIFT9 INT. to union dues. asked him to do\ He was given notice sections of the document with other at NYSTROM SAID he expected the PETS The restraining order prefcts the by our board (In a letter dated Dec. 16) torneys. system to be in place within a year and, WCRC from firing Fidge. A 1 iring Is — either you belong as a dues-paying Beard was reproached by Dennis a half, but he "wasn't In a position" to Sidewalk Sale set Friday before Judge Jam^Mies in member or you'll be terminated.'' Nystrom, chief of County Executive say how much the system would cost. Th'ufs., Frl.,Sat.,Sun. Circuit Court. The Road Commission's three-mem William Lucas' transition staff. "Don't He did say, however, that Wayne . Jan. 20-21-22-23 "I didn't like signing the unki card/ ber governing board dismissed Fidge establish yourselves as jallhouse law County "may be able to piggyback on THERESA LOT STOREWIDE CLEARANCE said Fidge. "£ut It was betterp sign it last month at the request of the union yers," Nystrom said. some of Oakland County's data pro GOING ON IN (than lose the job)." because he refused to join, Sugo said. cessing." •Dtenttfr&Etmilnf. 25% TO 50% OFF Levitte said Fidge had refused to TUESDAY WAS the first time the At least one commissioner, Joseph L. Brass* Clothing »Qlfts •Jewelry* Novelties ALTHOUGH FIDGE signedhe card join the union when it was formed last board met to review Lucas's reorgani Jurklewlcz, D-Taylor, raised the ques classified Imported Pure Silk Material just before his firing became ffective spring because It would have presented zation plan, required by the new county tion of how the board can justify spend charter. The board has 90 days to ei ing money for a computer system wherr ads at Wholesale Prices...Call 261-1530 at 4 p.m., he still plans to figh ± ecase a conflict of Interest with his job as la in court. bor negotiator for the commission. ther approve •4 Summer COMPUTER CAMP" 1983 *> PERO LA E, LAPEER, MICHIGAN Located on 80 beaullfulty wooc I ac/es, one h«jf from Detroit UNIVERSITY COMPUTER CAMPS OF AMERICA amJ Wayne late University have krfnod forces to present en exciting, -new • and fun • educational oppc jnlty In a setting which Includes all the recreational and social aspect9 of a good old-fashlo d residential summer camp. January 20-23 • Enroll for 2 weeks or If entire summer • Full recreatlonal.program. ' • Ability levels, beginner trough advanced • Ages 9-18 • Program designed esjrlally for UCCA Soap Opera Festival, January 22, l & 4 pm :J2*J UNIVEJSITY COMPUTER CAMPS OF AMERICA -*rmwe—-" : Prrjohn S: CamprDin : 265 Educ»tion 'graphic arts W»yn« State Unix.' • word processing Detroit, Ml 48202 SIDEWALK SALE 'Special projects J62-M9901577-1704 CALL OR WRITE NOW- BE(PMEINVOL VEOINANINNOVA TiVE SUMMER OF FUN! TODAY ADDITIONAL USEDAUTO iSHO W CARPET VMJL SMJE WINTER REMNANT SALE CLEARANCE com IN For sidewalk sale days, Sagebrush® offers you an Fall into The_GAP NOW additional 1 5% off all our men's, women's and children's DURING OUR January $0% clearance items. This merchandise is already marked FOR BEST 20% to 50% off. You'll save an additional I 5% on brand > SELECTION! name clothing for the family at Sagebrush^ now during SIDE-WALK SALE USED sidewalk sale days. & save up to 50% AUTO SHOW CARPET on Sweats, Gal's Blouses, Men's Shirts, MerVs^ Outerwear, and much more. DONALD E. McNABB CO. VISA*. MASTERCARD^ AND CASH ALWAYS WELCOME 22150 W. 8 Mite Rd. (W. of Uhser) 357-2626 PRICES GOOD THURSDAY, JAN. 20THRU-SUNDA Y.JAN. 23, 1983 Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 9-5, Fri9-9, Sat. 9-1 AT OUR WESTLAND MALL STORE ONLY - WESTLAND STORE ONLY Sale Sale SAVINGS... Super YEAR EINl CLOSE OUT 0 Coupon 30ON ALL %HErfRlHCMF T SOLID.BRSS EXPLORER. ¢9 Sidewalk SERIES (in stock only) A WIDE^RIETY OF ft Sidewalk Special SIZES STYLES & FINISHES AWILABLE Sale Sale Thurs., Fri., Sat., Sun. Jan. 20-21-22-23 Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday r ~*Tea Gift Sets January 20,21, 22,23 ¢9 1 •05 • Mug Racks )00 ABB A* ? Purchase '6* or tip • Honey & Jam Jars Ur •"•RECORDS -TAPES • Paper Towel Racks With coiipcfi on our Great Selection GOOD AT WESTLAND ONLY LlmftlrtenJ . expJre$^r. ' Applies to Non-Sale; 20% to 80% Off _ percoopoo i .,,li; and <*. Lots and - WESTLAND Lots of located In the 71,22 j^fjj-T,- tlCHIflln Lower Level t*gvi M **urtO "0* nil r^t Gift Items % <«KIKT JOt it C0%f»O>»l l*«0 01* i«> l N>\IA it'iH *»H H 8AIE ENDS JANUARY 31*1 422-5840 comer M* neovH>%% »iooi> **» «i»»ii>n MM *m »lky1 v» iO 11*1 Hi *Ki I l+x Westland Center mtt **t •teiMiiMii )M^tm^^****i Ufa W**Wf*M^«^^^ <^^»*^l^^^P*^w»^^^^^^^^^W! m 6A(W,0) O&E Thursday. January 20,1983 Winter earniyal 11..... \; planned by Jitycees The Garden City Jayc^e's first win Tickfcs/for the carnival's casino ter carnival will be held next month night ate callable from John PetFucci, with the chapter paw signing up table 261-17STi Jeff Stover, «£3474, or rentals. through 11 Jaycees* hot line, 525-7444. Groups nterested In renting tables The carnival is scheduled for Feb. may calliob Bennett, 421-5715, after 18-19 and-will Include an arts and noon. ' j • • t • crafts flea market, games, ,softball tournament, euchre tournament, safety Rentdare |30 for the two days. The programs on cardio pulminary resusci carnivavfill be In Maplewood Commu-' tation, and air rifles, along witfi special nity Often on Maplewood' west of. events for children. . . NIerrmSi. The 1983 llc-Scll-It TOOLS! PEUGEO" OVER 200 NEW 505, fuel injecth. Slioppe power steering £d TONQ OF brakes, automatic, '. Save NEW AND stereo, radio, rear w- : dow defogger. Mich Becoming Slim and Healthy Then Staying That Way- THI CLASSIFIEDS GIVE YOU SOMBT^NQ You are invited to a Complimentary SLIM PLAN TASTING PARTY EXTRA For Reservations In Your Area, Gall 273-5722 ^_M THERE'S A LOT Cm'OF GARDEN CITY i GOIN0ONIN NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARINO V NOTICE IS HEtUJfirGIVEN Uut I {wMk bwtaj »til1» U\d by U» Miycr »M CooocU 61U* Clly <* Gtrtee City tt ti« Ctvic Gtim, WOO MxUUbtU Rtoi, Girtea CHy, MJcki|ia tor cca»W«»U©a ot U* folfevtaf: '.'""'. MMood*y,Ptb.»,l*U,it7:l»pro. (©b^rtjet&£(ceiittit ....'. -, MOrdknf>c«t« CITY OF OARDEN CITY ,' MICHlOAN REACH MICHIGAN'S FINEST MARKET NOTICE TO BIDDERS , N Prcf^U m^ bVftbmltl^ oVfonra (arebt*4 by <& ttly CI^ • ^ lrflrflbptri(^^ts4tcU)btd*mdu>Vml^Jii*M)*Jttrtf^ . TM City r***nr*» lit rtjM to *tc*fi ot ttjtci my (* t\\ Wt vxi U> *»1T» ioy Inlon^tWi** ftlxo 4«*m«d to :Uxl*» . V ^t^jL mm Thursday, January 20,1983 OitE (W.0)7A Community groups have variety of programs for all ages GIRL SKATERS • MOVIE HOUR Neighborhood Watch crime-prevention • WEIGHT CONTROLLERS Thursday, Jan. 20-Jan. 31 - Girl Tuesday, Feb. 1 - The Garden City group may receive information at Weight Controllers, sponsored by the Skaters are need by the Garden City Library will host an after-school movie these meetings. Garden City Parks and Recreation De Junior Precslon Team, a group of com community calendar hour starting at 4 p.m. In the library partment, meet* at 7 p.m. Tuesdays ln_ petitive skaters between 11 and 18. The activity room. The program Is free and the Log Cabin, Cherry Hill east of Mer minimum skating level is ISIA (Inter Non-profit groups should mail items for the ItfW (WITH THIS AD) As a homeowner you may qualify for a H. Will Expires 2/11/83 When vou Pre-Plan We Repair All Types of Chairs your funeral with MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK EQUI-LOAN E.H. Rowley CO. WHAT IS AN EQUI-LOAN? r HERE'S AN EXAMPLE WILL INCORPORATED An Equi-Loan is a second mortgage OF THE AMOUNT YOU Funtral Horn** •P. 317 East 4th Street • Royal Oak • 544-3636 secured by the equity In your home. CAN EXPECT TO BORROW. 1. Your funerll It guaranteed -•- 11330 Woodward • Detroit • 868-6545 By using your home equity, you can Each transaction is at todi/i prlcei. You ire borrow $3,000 or more with liberal • different and subject protected agjInalnfUtioo. repayment terms at simple interest to credit approval, 2. You gujrd igifnsl overi rates.' An Equi-Loan is not a however, we are Handing. You «pecfy Jh« kind of funertl tervke tnd remortgage, but a second mortgage; flexible in our lending co«» you with. it will therefore not alter your. policy. In general, you Lauren present mortgage or its rate. can expect that the FUBNtTUBE total of your first and Brass Finish The amount of equity in your home, second mortgage wi|j by the way, is the difference between amount to 70% of our 937-3670 ] Swing Bridge its appraised value and your first valuation of your mortgage (if any). This equity provides home. For.Example: Table Lamp . the basis for borrowing a large amount .< of money at established simple Appraised Whot it my new car is $ - interest rates with the a smash niton the woy Valuation $50,000 out of the showroom? 29.88 \ maximum amount of the 70% (Height 18") loan being determined by Total Loan Value $35,000 •y,r:,-.w:i the size of your equity. 1st Mortgage Bal.$25,000 Available for • 2nd Mortgage $10,000 584 W Ann Arbor Tf Ojxn duty <> »/» P M ,. (B«l Lilley Rd, & MimSc ) ThurV & Fii 'til 9 P.M fl WITH A SIMPLE Plymouth 4M4700 INTEREST EQUI-LOAN YOU HERE'S HOW TO HAVE THE OPTION APPLY FOR AN OF SIGNIFICANTLY EQUI-LOAN. With Auto-Owners. Telephone 525-3890 Insurance Agency Telephone 476-2828 Telephone 4200077 6.65 20793 Farmlngton Rd. w 3.80 4.75 5.70 34900 Plymouth Road 10°/(0 0FF^J« at Wayne Road 1684 S. Lilley 7275 N. Lilley 15983 Middlebelt Road 43059 W. Seven Mile Farmington 5.80 6.80 8.10 SPECIAL ORDt AS..? w 4.60 Telephone 425-2020 at Palmer Road near Warren Road near Puritan at Northville Road 478-1177 DOM net rdu4« !!•"» •irtttfy en Telephone 397-5881 Telephone 455-3430 Telephone 261-3410 Telephone 348-0820 MON.-FFfl. 8-5 SAT. 8-1? OitE Thursday. January'20.1983 8A(W,Q) #- Hooray, I'm a Paper Dog Again * -^\«&g| That's Danny with me in the picture. He If you're a young person, ages 11 to 14, just got his paper route today. Now every with or without a nosey dog, call your Monday and Thursday, P11 be helping him Observer & Eccentric Circulation deliver your local newspaper for the Department and find out how great it is to deliver a newspaper route. Observer* and Eccentric newspapers just ; * s,' like his big brother, Joe, did. Now I'll be able to check out the neighborhood regularly. 3 ) . :•' 591-0500 in Livonia \ i3- 644-1100 in Birmingham 651-7575 in Rochester.. AT KEOWEE KEY THE WEATHER IS %^$rhursday, January 20,. 1983 O&E ONLYONEOFTHE (T,Ro,*-78,S.F-10B,RsW.G-9A)**7C HfTrails abound [THINGS YOUII LIKE ABOUT OUR CLIMATE 9 Weye goi coqLrnountain bree2£s in the summe* Carolina sunshine all winter Mouth Dakota is a skiers haven long And indescribably beautiful springs and'ailsmbotween BuVthatsjuslthebe-/ < Ask cross country skiers to specify. gmningol oyr story We also have magmdceni ^JheiMS, r favorite spot in South Dakota, and Many of the eastern areas, have 1 golf, tennis, boailng, dshing and iust about every marked and maintained trails which Other kindof recreational activity you can think ol ^Vouget a multiplicity of answers. " i d iiit© ro krxw more aboyt Keowtfc Key $ meander through the woodlands. Pleas But that's-notall' The Black Hills have many spectacu- perfectci>mate P'ea$eiiiiintnerjeVis ant Valley maintains 15 kilometers of Because our greatest advantage «our people ar areas, and there are numerous ad- trail; Great Bear Ski Valley near Sioux Warm, (rjehdly. outgoing, active people who are KAVE . _ 'ocates of the parks and recreation thorougfiiy enjoying iheirretiremeni in unexcelled ! Falls has 2.5 kilometers; three parks in lOO« *m MMl htau^MM L4al«tah*taa«4*i r*: WW ?».*! *y* * ^ i***!* ^J9jm^^w^m.w,m. ww^l^^wwyi^^p^WPIP^IHiPWWH^fil mmmnmm wmmmmmmm a division of JtHestlanft ©bseruer Suburban Communications Corp. 36251 Schooicfafl Sandra Armbruster editor • Dick Isham, genera! manager Philip Power chairmanof the boa'd Livonia. Ml 48150 Nick Sharkey managing editor- Fred Wright circulation director RjchartfAginian president opinion (3131 591-2300' 10A(W> O&E Thursday, January 20. 1983 forces a look at government's role RESIDENT REAGAN is right about one tions who expect instant gratification of their wish turning out to be a Republican, but let's look at duced rates. That forced private rinks out of busi-. thing: Too much government does no one es and who expect to reap rewards without having some of. the partnership ideas that now are taking ness, according to Pickering. any good That's a tough thing to say in a to work for them. ' hold in the city. Faced with a deficit, the city can no longer afford P . town that's as Democratic as Westland. '• Christmas tree lights — The city would have to subsidize those costs. Instead of allowing the ar%- Somewhere along the way, however, we've lost WJIETHER THEY appreciate what they have is had a dark, holiday had city unions and the mayor na to close, private,'non-profit groups may take sight of the true function -of government. Former the subject of another column, but. what's important not worked out a matching agreement to fund the over its operation. *-' • Mayor Thomas Taylor had a good definition fOr it: now is the effect this has had on our government replacement of worn out lights The obligation of government is to do those things bureaucracy, € . • " * ' • Operation Bread Basket — Similar to pro WE'VE COME to depend* on government for so that citizens cannot do for themselves. We can no longer afford services that we've grams now under Way with AAA and General Mo many of our services that it may be difficult to Those services used to include only soch things as grown to accept as commonplace, which may in tors, Operation Bread Basket will match donations change our expectations. - fire and police protection, library service and road clude mail service, garbage collection and recre fr(om local community groups with federal commu The cost of our bureaucracy, however, may force maintenance. Not any more. ational programs. nity development funds. The program will be ad us to resume the self-reliance that was the corner Several generations by now have been exposed to Westland residents will have to decide how much ministered by a part-time employee with the Jay- stone of our country. media dreams published by the likes of Better government they want. That likely will equate to cees and Goodfellows helping to screen applicants That doesn't mean we ought to ignord. the plight Homes & Gardens and House Beautiful and to tele how much they're willing to pay. Perhaps it is time for help. of the poor, the right to earn a decent wage or the vision' shows idolizing the Good Life. That's what to re-evaluate the work ethic. • Multi-purpose arena — Using funds from de need for some services. But if residents want to pay sells. The city's budget deficit, estimated at $455,000, is partment of natural resources, Westland enclosed lower taxes or at least to hold the line, then they'll Indeed, we parents are part of the problem. In forcing Mayor Charles Bickering to follow Reagan's its outdoor ice arena years ago when hockey was at have to re-evaluate what they want from govern our efforts to give our children a life that's "better call for a "partnership" between private enterprise the height of its popularity. Because the city used ment. than we had it." we've significantly raised our and government agencies. general funds to subsidize arena costs, skating and That may bring a Democratic city like Westland standards of living. But we've also raised genera Westland's Democratic mayor insists he's not hockey groups were able to rent the arena at re into agreement with a Republican principle. Bob - Wisler Pitiful sight: lawmakers raising pay BISMARCK ONCE claimed the public should not be too interested in watching either the making of sausage or legislation. After watching the recent struggles of the Con- gress and the Wavne County Board nf Commission- ers in establishing their salaries. I am inclined to agree. The legislators squirmod, dodged and manuevered to avoid public scrutiny in approving pay raises for themselves. the county commissioners authorized a $8,736 increase in base pay but the amount of the raise wasn't mentioned-" in public discussion.The U.S. House of Representatives avoided a roll call vote in *«EW6fc iCCCSNfPe Qtf^fcS- approving a 15 percent increase, from $60,662 to $69,800. THE MICHIGAN Legislature each year has managed to improve its salary with almost no pub- After panic, Reye's syndrome subsides • lie discussion. We now have the highest paid legisla tors in the country at $31,000. 7 REMEMBER REYE'S syndrome "We (doctors) could only figure-that children who The process of giving themselves a raise seems to Almost three years ago, the mysterious illness be discomforting and demeaning to the legislators were most often seen by doctors for some reason caused a panic among suburban parents. The dis got the disease," he said, "We looked at the medi and is no doubt unnerving to a public which is wor ease was responsible for the deaths of 17 Michigan ried about unwise and unwarranted government cine we normally prescribe for the flu to see if that children in 1979. Children from several local com cc Now everything you've EVERY SOFA INCLUDED! always wanted for less... is less. _Qur Annual-Sate— December 26 to January 31 LA-Z-DOY when almost everything is 10¾ to 40% (^regular prices. At Workbench, we don't have lots of storewide sales. Just one a year. But its a dilly Because we mark down all our best stuff Not just a few- things. Not even just a lot of things But almost everything And. unlike a lot of other places, we don't bring Oui vi-rvji.Io uoik wb'i' with >t<>ro;^- contpo'lmf nK .Vid A lop :hal can tv usee) in so-called specials. At Workbench we just go Pdl or \,\W\\ In n.itur.V Ivcchoi u.,ilnut through the store with our red pencil and slash fru-vh 4 1 ' m x Z2"i' Adjustable if*->k ch^ir prices. Which means that right now you'll find ;n red. blue yjeen htow.n <>r yrey tabrx: 10% to-40".'> off on butcher block tables, uphol ,1,-sJ. $109 r,., 51(1(^1.,- S59.T1.J i«*J • stery, storage systems, bookcases..carts, music benches, desks and chair after chair after chair. Even the already reduced "Foreign Policy" prices on most of our imports have been further price cut for this sale. Of course, there are a few things currently oversold that we can't put on sale. Is there a catch'-1 Only time. Because our storewide sale lasts only until January 31. So hurry. ANN ARBOR SOUTHFIELD 4 I (IN Fourth Aw 26026 W 12 Mile Rd a: farmers Market West of Telegraph (.-(13)668 4688 f:n.'i).'i52 1530 Mon Thurs Fn. 9 9 Mon. Thurs. Fn 10 9 Tucs Wed Sat 9 5 JO. Tues. Wed Sat 10-5 30 Sun 12 5 ACME 4 DAYS ONLY! WINTER LIQUIDATION.... STOCK REDUCTION s s OVER STOCKED SAVE FROM 120 TO 250 CLEARANCE 2 WEEKS ONLY t LACKOFSNOW We over bought! Truckload after truckload of La-Z-Boy sleep sofas are arriving daily. Spring shipments are NO MATTER WHAT TYPE OF SAL£ YOU CALL IT - coming in way ahead of schedule and YOU'LL FIND 20% to 60% SAVINGS ON ALL WINTER our warehouses are bulging. We need room! We're forced to reduce our total MERCHANDISE. HERE ARE JUST A FEW EXAMPLES: sleep sofa inventory drastically! For the best sleep sofa buy ever; SALE ENDS SUN. 1-23-83, OR WHILE QUANTITIES LAST. visit the La-Z-Boy Showcase Shoppe in Novt; Warren or Trenton TO OVER 50% OFF OVER 40% OFH before 9:00 p.m., January 31st. MEN'S & LADIES' LADIES SKIJACKETS DOWN SKI rr . CHOOSE FROM A URGE SELECTION JACKET OVER 200 ALL BY FAMOUS MAKERS. MANY FASH 70/30 SIMMER DOWN. MIATI- ION STYLES AND COLORS. ASSORTED LAYER CONSTRUCTION. AS C??*\ SIZES. SORTED STYLES ANO COLORS. SLEEP SOFAS REG. »64.95 - »74.95 REG. '04.95 IN STOCK FOR $ NOW 29" NOW$499! IMMEDIATE 4 DAYS ONLY 50% OFF DELIVERY ALL CROSSCOUNTRY SWEATERS SKI PACKAGE • WAXLESS8KI '64.09 Factor)' CHOOSE FROM OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF • LEATHER BOOT -. .. »20.09 SKI ANO BASIC STYLES FROM ALPS. • TONKIN POLE v... O.OO Authorized BRIAN MACNEIL AND OTHERS. • BINDING 8.90 • MOUNTING .v S.OO [ENTIRE STOCK IF PURCHASED 8EPArtATELY M18.00 es T SO% OFF IXUW 9 » 10B**(S-8C.F-7Cil,W,G-12A) O&E Thursday, January 20, 1983 two. J week i '4± A SCHEDULE OF MOVIES, SPORTS AND SPECIAL INTEREST PROGRAMING. in inning B • • • • • • PROGRAMS SUBJECT TO CHANGE. • D. SUSAN-DEY ' ael York follow the well trod footsteps THURSDAYS CHILD A Hallmark table With Betty White, Rue tycCtan- 3PM PT: Oregon at Arizona of Lon Chaney, Ci3ude Rains. Herbert Hall of Fdrne drama about a family's .ahan and Erip Brown. 3PM NYT: Louisville at Virginia • . movies CHAD EVERETT • Lorn, William Fmiey andJackCassidy struggle against a tile threatening MON.. JAN. 24 , Indiana at Iowa FRI.. JAN. 21 m the drama depicting the obsessive , STEVE FORREST crisis. With Gena Rowlands^ Jessica 9-flPM N&C (8.Centrai/Mounlain) scheme of a hideously disfigured 3-3:30PM ABC*'^Central/Mountain) 9-11PMABC ,(8 Central/Mountain) GEORGE HAMILTON Walters. Don Murray and'Rob Lowe? THE FOURTH ANNUAL TV GUIDE ALLIGATOR -A gargantuan reptile, conductor bent on revenging-the sui SPORTSBEAT Beginning the WED.. FEB. 2 SPECIAL 1982-The Vear in-Tele with a like-size appetite, terrorizes a BRIDGET HANLEY cide of his young opera smaer wife second full year.wiih HowardCoseH" 8-11PMCBS (7 Central/Mountain) vision ctly. Robeit Forster. Michael Gazzo. JENILEE HARRISON MON.. JAN. 31 3-4PMCBS (2 Central/Mountain) Robin Riker and ;Ramon" in the cov THE SCARLET AND TtfE BLACK TUES.. JAN. 25 ANN JILLIAN 8-11PM NBC (7 Central/Mountain). GOLF. Semi-final round coverage of eted title rcHe Jaws in'the sewer sys 910PM all (8 Centra I/Mountain) the Phoenix Open from Arizona. tern with laughs and lots of- bitel. RICHARD MU.UGAN STATE OF THE UNION MESSAGE ANTHONY NEWLEY 3:30-5P"MABC (2:30Cent./Mount) SAT.. JAN. 22 PRO BOWLER'S TOUR $t50.0O0 Showboat Invitational from Las 9-11PMCBS (8 Centrat/Mountam) KIM NOVAK SHOGUN sports Vegas, Nevada UNCOMMON VALOR A temfymg VALERIE PERRINE SAT.. JAN. 22 RICHARD • 5-6PM.NBC . (4Ceniral/Mountain) conflagration, ignited by a deranged EVA MARIE SAINT 1PM? CBS (12 Noon Cent/Mount.). arsonist, at a Salt Lake City hospital CHAMBERLAIN TRACK AND FIELD. Taped high, MALIBU Part 1 Set against the NCAA BASKETBALL iightsof the51stMillroseGamesfrom imperils hundreds ot patients and glittering sun-and-surf world of the taxes to the limit the courage, stam YOKO SHIMADA 1PM NYT West Virginia at Rutgers , Mad'son Square Garden in New York tabled 26-mile stretch of California Tulsa at Bradley ina and resourcefulness ot the men of City sandy shore and beach community TOSHIOM1FUNE Idaho at South Carolina the tire depariment M'lchell Ryan. populated by mMhorTaires. surfers, SUN.. JAN. 30 Barbara Parkins. Rick Lohman, -8ea movie and rock stars 1PM-? NBC (l2NoonCent./Mount\ 12:30-2PMNBC (11:30Cent./Mount.) Murphy and Gregory Sierra Rage BASKETBALL DOUBLEHEADER SPORTSWORLD. NFL 82 in review and roaring flames MON.. JAN. 24 Check local station for regional NCAA 2PM-? NBC {1 Central/Mountain) 9-11PMABC (8Central/Mountam) game(s) telecast in your viewing NCAA BASKETBALL, RegionaUeie- SUN.. JAN. 23 MALIBU Part TYJO; Conclusion area, starting at... cast of either the Arkansas Razor- 9-11PM NBC (8Centrai/Mountam) 1PM NYT St John's at Syracuse backs versus Wake Forest's Deacons TUES.. JAN. 25 Mississippi at Miss State from Greensboro Coliseum in North 4:30-5:30PM CBS (3:30Cenl/Mt) Iowa at Wisconsin Carolina, cfc the Fighting Irish of CHILDREN'S MYSTERY THEATRE Arkansas at.Houston Notre Dame versus UCLA's Bruins at' Dukham Detective Agency A light- Nebraska at Colorado Pauley Pavilion in California. THE A hearted and exciting caper with three 3:30PM PT: USC at Catitornia young sleuths. With Sally Kellerman 3:30-6PMCBS (2:30 Cent/Mount) Gregory Peck, Christopher Plummer 3PM NYT: Split feed coverage of . . and Stan Sbaw : GOLF. Final round o( the Phoenix and John Gteigud in a suspenselui Georgetown al Provi TEAM 8-9PMCBS (7Centra!/Mountam) Open from Arizona. drama based on a true story, chron dence, Maryland at Notre Walt Disney: THE SHAGGY D.A. 4-6PMN8C (3 Central/Mountain) icling the courageous clandestine Dame, and Bngham Young (Pan 1). Film comedy about a district SUPER BOWL PREGAME efforts ol Monsignor Hugh O'Flaher. at Wyoming. GEORGE attorney candidate who literally goes ty. an official of the Vatican's Holy to the dogs, turning into an English Odice who died m 1963. to conceal 3:30-5PMABC (230Cen*t./Ml.) sheepdog! Dean Jones. Suzanne Pie- thousands ol allied POW escapees m PRO BOWLER'S TOUR S135.000 PEPPARD •shetle. Tim Conway. Keenan Wynn. AC-Deico Classic from Mel's South- SUPER German-occupied Italy during WWII. shore Bowl in Alameda. California. THE A TEAM George Peppard WED.. JAN. 26 Filmed entirety on location in Rome heads a cast featuring the formidable 4PM-?CBS (3 Central/Mountain) Mr T of Rocky III in this series pilot 9-11PMCBS (8 Central/Mountain) NFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME. BOWL RUNNING OUT. Tony Bill. Ari Meyers about soldiers-of-fortune constantly specials 5-6PM NBC OCentral/Mountain) SUPERBOWL and Tom Kalem about a woman who SHOGUN. (Part One). The Peabody re GOLF Semi-final round of the Bob 8PM-? NBC (7Central/Mountain) ^returns, after twelve years, and Emmy-Award-winner miniseries SAT.. JAN. 22 Hope $429,000. 90-hole Desert Clas XVII. Live, to the family she with Richard Chamberlain as a ship 9-9:30PMNBC (8Central/Mounlain) . abandoned. sic from La Quinta Country Club of frorn the wrecked English navigator who be Palm Springs. California' comes a samurai warrior in 17th century Japan returns "a little SUN.. JAN. 23 different' from the first time around 1PM-7CBS (12NoonCent./Mount.) 8-10PM NBC (7Central/Mountain) NCAA BASKETBALL Memphis SHOGUN Part Two Adventure, State versus North Carolina State romance, history, religion, politics 2:30-4:30PM NBC (1 30Cent /Mt) and entertainment -GOLF. Final round coverage onnr $429,000 Bob Hope Desert Classic. 3-6PMCBS (2 Central/Mountain) . TENNIS Finals of the $400.00 Volvo Grand Prix Masters' Tournament 4:30PM-? NBC (3:30Central/Mount > AFC CHAMPIONSHIP NFL 63 FRI.. JAN. 28 THURS 11:30PM-? CBS (10 30Cent/Mt) NCAA BASKET8ALL Alabama's living on. the edge and, taking on SAT.. JAN. 29 Crimson Tide takes on UCLA • - daring'missions all over the world- 9-11PM C8S' (SCenlraVMounlain) SAT.. JAN. 29 WijhMetjndaCuleaandTimDunigan. PHANTOM OF THE OPERA Maxi DAYS The initial epfsode follows the Super 1PM-? CBS-(12'Noon Central/Mount.) Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California, milian Shell. Jane-Seymour and Mich- Bowl next Sunday, before moving to COLLEGE BASKETBALL The De the biggest event of the sports year,- its regular 8-9PM Tuesday time slot" Paul Blue Devils versus the Univer at least as far as television goes. The beginning February 8th. CHILD sity of Alabama-Birmingham rest of 1983 will seem anti-climatic. PHANTOM 1PM NYT Syracuse at Villanova 9-11PMABC (eCentral/Mountain) How can we possibly watch Women's GENA James Madison at W&M Championship Wrist Wrestling from OF THE MAMA'S FAMILY. Premiere of a Vanderbilt at Tennesee Keokuk. Iowa alter this? Dick Enberg ROWLANDS comedy series inspired by sketches Illinois at Michigan and Merlin Olsen report. MALIBU OPERA from The Carol Burnett Show, with TCU at SMU 9:30-10PMNBC (8:30 Cent /Mount) MAXIMILIAN SCHELL DON Vicki Lawrence and Ken Berry re-cre Oklahoma State at Iowa St. SUPER BOWL POST GAME Len WILLIAM ATHERTON ating their roles as members of a" UTEPatUtah Berman tries to keep viewers from JANE SEYMOUR household known for fussin' and feud- 1PM-? N8C (12 Noon Cent/Mount.) switching channels. JAMES COBURN MICHAELYORK MURRAY in'. .. especially around the dinner NCAA BASKETBALL i 1/&3 CON DONOVAN ASSOCIATES. INC S. NEILFUJITAOESIGN PROGRAMS LISTED ARE CHOSEN AT THE SOlE-DISGRETION OF CORNELIUS OONOVAN ASSOCIATES. INC "©UyJard. USA. 1983 .«S*-~ A SIZBN imcj: taY'/ 0;4 rhg. nicotine av. per cigarette, FTC Report Dec. 1981. You found it. True. The most tasteful ultra low tar you've ever seen.Taste it. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Oartgerous to Your Health, H^ttitrt ©tjc #bseruer suburban life .MarleMcO.ee editor. 591-2300 Thursday. January 20. 1983 Q&E (W)1B i ' .i i In search of truth •> ' . - * . - e • Adoptee champions the right to know By Marie McGee feel like1 adoptive children have no right to find out about editor' themselves Or their birth parents," she said. HALL, HERSELF, was a child of rape, given up for Barbara Hall has a favorite saying. "The truth will set adoption when she was 6 months old in Pittsburg, Pa. At you free." the age of 21, she began to search for her birth mother The Livonia resident came across the slogan three and any facts about her identity that she could uncover. years ago in seeking help from the Adoption Lifeline of She did so with the full encouragement of her adopted Altoona, Pa., a group dedicated to helping adoptive chil parents, who had told her at an early age of the adoption. dren establish their identity. "Most adoptive children have a certain amount of curi It has also prompted her to speak up about a negative osity. They want to know the truth. I wanted to know image she feels has been created by a recent Detroit tele about my mother and anything she could tell me especial Barbara Hall watched vision news special involving the rights of adoptive chil ly about my birth father," Hall said. "It's important to the TV news special dren. our lives." and was concerned Aired as a channel 4 "I-Team" investigative report, the She said the television news report was so disturbing that other adoptees story involved a young man who had been*given out for that she contacted the reporter and asked him to present would get discour adoption at birth but who locates his birth mother, only to "the other of the side of the story" and show a reunion aged and give up be rejected by her, and the mother's claim that her right with less trauma and conflict. Not all adoptees are an trying to find out to privacy had been violated. The invasion of the mother's embarrassment to their families like the one in that sto about themselves right to privacy was blamed on a clerical error on the ry," she said. . part of an unidentified state employe. He refused, she said, but that didn't stop her from and their families. An The result, the story showed, was a family torn apart speaking out. adoptee herself, she "because someone made a mistake and typed her name "Not all reunions end up as horrendous as that story said "We only want to on the birth certificate." made them out to be," she said. 1 By 8h«rry Kenan cartoon cat. He Is followed by the Kli- house is protected by an attack cat." Her husband, who is enthusiastic about staff writer ban black cat and cartoonist Larry Then comes an outstretched Garfield her hobby, bought it for her on Father's "Wright's Motley. She also nas several with the slogan, "Many people own cats Day. His wife is still tickled about get Shirley McCain's mother must have pictures of Morris the advertising cat. and go on to lead normal lives." From a ting a Father's Day present. read her the book "Millions of Cats" cup the same orange animal an The gift cat Is not lonesome. On the hundreds of times as she was growing "I don't tell Motley that I've got Gar nounces, "Bored, bored, bored." floor nearby Is a rug bearing a picture up.'What else could have been the cata field," said McCain with a grin. "He • Garfield also appears on a sugar of a cat. A standing chloa cat lingers might be jealous.' lyst that turned her into such an avid bowl, creamer, toothpick holder, plant close to the window. Keeping them holder, mugs and a teapot. You can't collector of the quiet creatures? Don't bother to stop In at the McCain company are a lamp, clock, and teapot miss the KUban cat on potholders and residence If you just purchased the bearing cat images. To date, .McCain'8 Westland home Motley on a shopping bag. Above the book, "101 Uses for a Dead Cat." That Like most rooms in the house, this has only hundreds of cats. But a tour of kitchen sink are 25 cats, mostly china, would be a catastrophe, unkind and one holds knlckknack shelves crowded the place leaves the unmistakable Im in a variety of poses. definitely not funny to the family. with cat collectibles acquired by the pression that she Is working on her first And this is only the first room. million. ; lady of the house. McCain noted: "If you love animals, McCain brings forth her collection of Stuffed cloth cats dominate the bed Only four of the felines are real. The dogs and cats, I say you're my friend." Motley cartoons. She's kept them in room where on a recent day there was rest come In an incredible variety of scrapbooks and boxes since the cartoon also a surprise. A lump under the bed categories — sculpture, paintings, ce IT IS IMPOSSIBLE for McCain, her started In March 1977. spread proved to be a yawning Ya Ya, ramics, bookends and stuffed. One cat husband, Fred, or her daughter ' "I love Larry ^Wright and hl3 Mot a yeltow cat taking a catnap. Other fel mother with kittens Is even made of KImberly, 15, to take more than a step ley," said the collector, who writes ines about the house are Snoopy, a Crlsco." ' ': In their house without being confronted checks carrying a KUban cat. Siamese; Chrissy, a blue cream Per by McCain's 27-year passion. Walking sian, and Tigger, a Maine coon cat. ".McCain is heavily into celebrity cats down a few steps down to the .kitchen, IN THE LIVING ROOM hangs a 41- with the list headed by Garfield the they are greeted with a, sign, "This by«51-lnch painting of a huge white cat. WHAT CATAPULTED the Westjand. resident into the world of whiskers, tails and padded paws? "I've always loved cats," she ex plained. "I find cat knlckknacks to be unique and different. I'd rather have a cat gift than anything else. Cats do cheer me up. The reason Garfield and KUban are so popular Is" that they make people feel "good. Garfield is always smiling. Motley makes my day." Area gift shop owners also enjoy her hobby. McCain said that the employees Which cat Is the real cat? Shirley McCain of Westland holds up at Westland's Coffee Beanery address Tigger, a Maine coon cat who is 15 years old. Providing a back her and her husband as Mr. and Mrs. ground for her collecting hobby is a cat pictured on a rug. Prod Garfield. ••-•* ucts of the growing feline industry surround her. "Mrs. Garfield"-Indicated that catty mugs, ashtrays, towels and statuary are very popular these days. "Even with high prices, they're sell 'I've always lo ved cata. I find cat ing," she said. "They can't seem to keep knlckknacks to be unique and different. c§t stuff in the stores." ; She added that Garfield memdrabllia I'd rather have a cat gift than anything are sold by 29 Japanese companies, six else. Cats do cheer me up. The reason Canadian and 42 American. . So happy Is McCain with her hobby Garfield and KUban are so popular is that she doesn't even resent the dusting of the hundreds of objects around her that they make people feel good. house. Garfield is always smiling. Motley "I don't mind because I like looking at them and thinking of how many makes my day.' - years I've had them," she purred. —Shirley McCain Does she have too many cats? •'.'f.<•'••' t\ t •-; -, • - - Daughter KImberly thinks so. But she .-'-'ft..a'.- . v. and Fred disagree. . - y. z :s.«; "I still have shelf space out here," Oqitlng Is a big problem for collectors like Shirley selections tfnce more. she said. "I'm waiting for Larry Wright Staff photos by Art Emanuele McCain, but she likes the chance to look over'her to bring out Motley knlckknacks." •M'-,' 4V 2B(L.R.W,0) O&E Thursday, January 20.1983 Continued from Page 1 OLD a colleague. That person recalled the family had moved PHOTOS Pidge attacks EPA's to Akron and also remembered the children's names. Through contacts in Akron, Hall was able to learn that COPIED her mothej&had married and moved 'to Battle Creek Adoptees have shortly after Hall was born. Copying plus OO clean water changes It's Ironic, Hall added, because in the 10 years she has one J x 7 HO been married, the Halls have moved eight times in con nection with her husband's job with the Industrial credit 8"xicr k representative of the Rouge River ply and allow them a water quality right to know Boau/tfui coples.,.es spar- Watershed Council thinks that changes based on economic hardship. This is de jHvision of Westlnghouse Corp.. Only kHrvg as the originals on • Finally, two years ago, they landed ia Livonia. That's 50 the day they were taken. t In the Clean Water Act proposed by the fined as "likely substantial loss of pro^ $12 ' U.S. Environmental Protection Agency ductivlty, Jobs and/or financial stabtll-' when she learned that her birth mother was less than 150 "could potentially harm the waters of miles away. ' For Information Call or Write: ty." . "It was like I was supposed to find her," Hall said. , the Rouge and Huron river water There Is currently no-such provision basins as well as the entire nation." Now all she has to do is convince h okmm In the Clear Water Act," said Fldge. "A er mother that "the truth Will set you free." PHOTO ONE In a recent statement, Lee Fldge, ex large company could probably employ Division of McFerrsn Studios. Inc. ecutive director of the'council which is the legal talent necessary to demon 6~629 MIddlebelt , la Livonia, claimed that a change in strate need for such, a variance, and, Garden City, MI 48135 water standards suggested by the EPA th\is be allowed to pollute the waters of 42509$! • would do "great damage to the provi the state as It desires." ' sions of the CJean Water Act In the guise of flexibility and practicality." She, urged letter writers to tell the Make a big splash in Y classes Fidge then urged those who object tp EPA that proposed revisions are In op position to the goals and objectives of relaxing Clean Water standards to Registration Is now open to men, women and Recreational swimming is open to YWCA mem DEPRESSION IN THE ELDERLY communicate their views by maij to the Clean Water Act, which are "to re children for the winter swimming- term at the store and maintain the chemical, physi bers year around, six days a week. Hours are set Persons 60 years of age and older with mild the EPA by Jan. 27. , Northwest Branch YWCA, 25940 Grand River, Red- aside for lap swimmers who wish to get a vigorous cal and biological integrity of the na • ford Township. to moderately severe syrqoloms of depress Mall letters to David Sabock, EPA, tion's waters." workout. Criteria Branch (WH-585), 401 M Classes will begin the week of Jan. 24 and run for A special, before-work swim period is scheduled sion may qualify for FRE&ftlagnostlc treat Street, SW, Washington, DC 20460. She said that "relaxed restrictions on eight weeks in a variety of skill levels. Saturday for «dults on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and ment programs. Procedures Include use of Trustee of Plymouth Township, use degradation and allowance of vari classes for Juniors begin Jan. 29. Friday mornings from 6:30-7:30 a.m. *"' advanced evaluation techniques, treatment Fldge said that the EPA-proposed ances for dischargers can only serve to Parent-tot classes are available for 2"^- to 5- All YWCA classes and recreational periods are with new medications and family counseling. changes would allow states to grant reverse the progresss already made In year-olds on Thursday and Saturday mornings and supervised by qualified Red Cross Life Savers and Participants must be in good physical health variances to those organizations which gleaning Michigan 's lakes and Friday evenings. In these classes an adult accom Water Safety instructors and able to travel to our clinic. discharge substances in the water sup streams." panies the child into the pool. For Information on Y program call 537-8500. Classes for 4- and 5-year-olds who have taken For more information call the Lafayette Parent-Tot level enroll by themselves in classes on Clinic Intake Team at 256-9569. Monday, Thursday or Saturday afternoons and Monday through Friday Y plans foreign policy meetings Wednesday evenings. ' FINE ART, ANTIQUES ^ Novice, beginners, advanced beginners and inter Lafayette Clinic United States and Soviet relations back resource book prepared by the mediate classes are held on various days of the AND COLLECTIBLES will be explored by Elizabeth Weide- Foreign Policy Association. week for both adults and juniors. 951 East Lafayette Including a most unusual collection pf over Detroit, Michigan 48207 man, foreign affairs analyst, at a for The association Is a national non-par Specialized swim programs, such as aqua gym, 500 inkwells, 600 antique hand tools and the tk eign policy discusssion from 9:30-11:30 tisan, non-governmental education or aquaroblcs, stroke correction and adaptive aquat contents of a 19lh century American Country a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 2, at the VWCA ganization working to help Americans ics, will also be offered by the Y. Adaptive aquatics Corner Store display. of Western Wayne County, 262679 understand foreign policy issues and to is a program for all ages who have physical or Michigan, Inkster. stimulate constructive citizen partici meDtal disabilities. It meets at 3 p.m. Saturdays. Paintings by or attributed to: Adam, de It is part of a series of eight discus pation in world affairs. Anyone interested in the program should call the Kooning, Falange, Herring Jr., Richter, Sand- sion groups called Great Decisions '83 The situation in Lebanon will be ex Y and leave their name for a return consultation" rart, Turner, Vickers, Weir and others. sponsored locally by the YWCA, the plored Feb. 9 under the leadership of for this course. Graphics by or attributed to: Calder, Dali, Dearborn American Association of Uni Dr. William Gepford, director of Arab Laurencin, Thaulow, Van Marcke, Vasarely, versity Women, and the Women's Inter American relations of the Detroit Pres and others. national League for Peace and Free bytery. Barbershop offered Heavily carved English & Victorian furniture, dom. Future topics are trade and unem Georgian and other sterling silver, pottery, MANUFACTURING MAKES THE BIG DIFFERENCE Men. and women are invited-to join ployment, Africa south of the Sahara, Male and female groups singing barbershop mu porcelains, fine jewelry, oriental art. etc. the group by contacting the YWCA at nuclear proliferation, Southeast Asia, sic will be presented Feb. 4 and 5 at the auditorium 561-4110 before Jan. 26. The cost is $6 Inter-American Security, and West of Clarenceville High School In a show called "Foto EXHIBITION: Wednesday, January 19, 1983 - for the purchase of a 96-page paper Germany and the U.S. Follies" sponsored by the Farmington Hills Chapter 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. of Sweet Adelines. Thursday, January 20,1983 - It will feature more than 100 women of the East- 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. polnte Chapter of Sweet Adelines. Directed by Lin Friday, Januafy21.1983 — 48th Annual da Liddicoatt, this chorus was the champion of the 10:00a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Occupational nurses to meet 1982"competition in Region 2. Also performing will AUCTION: Friday, January21,1983-7:00p.m. be members of the Farmington Hills chorus direct (Uncatalogued antique tools & country store) The 35th annual meeting and educa to the workers' compensation law. ed by Julene Fabrizio. It was the 1981 regional * Saturday. January 22.1983 — t a.m. JANUARY tional conference of the Michigan Asso Advance registration is necessary singing champion. Sunday. January 2a. 1983-12 Moon ciation of Occupational Health Nurses before Jan. 21 with I. Toni Writer, Another group on the program will be the chanv Illustrated catalogue '8.00 or '10.00 postpaid Inc. will be held Jan. 28-29 at the Livo- R.N., 2921 Parkwood, Trenton 48183. pion male quartet, the Tri County Connection. juaJSeat-Holiday-tnft -Att-regbtered-nufses-are-wel« ?r the Friday porfoRnanee-Hekets-are-|5-for— _FUR-SALE- Sessions scheduled include "Your could benefit from the conference even adults and $3 for students and senior citizens. All Day in Court;" a discussion to assist oc though it has been planned by occupa tickets on Saturday are 15. They may be obtained in 2SO*.U'i»dwirdA>too< B(rmJcgTum.Mlcbf«aj)48011 |313|646 4560 cupational health nurses in examining tional health nurses, said program advance by calling Mary Thompson at 420-0855, or Ail property sold is subject to a premium of 10% payable by a" their role and responsibilities relative chairman Margaret Chateau, R.N. purchased at the door. buyers as pari ol trie purchase price J Your Good Health Ethan Allen WfnterSale No*- in proQtm SuinlanUai savings depends on en Ameneas linest furniture f> home laihipni From Michigan s laroeil Zthan Mien dealer Good Dental Health FIRST CONSULTATION FREE Total Family Dental Care Dentures Oral Surgery Cleaning Cosmetic Dentistry . Root Canal Gum Care -RUmgs ._. 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Education Associaton of Livonia at through knowledge and to give them ative birth experience to be always re ton; Saturday, March 5 at Livonia tered in the Livonia Jaycettes baby pic Prizes will be awarded in two cata- y^j-ious locations throughout the Llvo- "tools" to use during labor and delivery membered as a warm and gratifying Church of Christ, 15431 Merrlman ture contest. gortes based on the child's blrtbdate. nig-Farmlngton-Novi areas for the to alleviate fear and tension. Although event — • - • _. • Road; Monday, March 14 at Newburgh c One group will include those children mSnths of February and March. parents are informed not to expect a Classes should be started 8-12 weeks United Methodist Church, 36500 Atm Proud parents who wish to submit an born between Feb. 1,1979, and Jan. 31, ITaught by a Lamaze-tralned regis painless labor," nor one necessarily before the woman's due date, and early Arbor Trail In Livonia; Thursday, entry for this contest should have their 1981. The other Includes babies born tered nurse who herself became a- conducted without analgesia, anesthesa registration is encouraged. The fee Is March 17 at Christ Our Savior Luther picture in the mail and postmarked by between Feb. 1,1981, and the present. mgther by Caesarian delivery, the or eplslotomy, the experiance has been $35 for seven weekly sessions. an Church, 14175 Farmlngton Road in Jan. 26. The pictures of the youngsters Those sending in an entry should classes cover information on pregnan that prepared patients ususally require Area classes are scheduled to begin Livonia; and Tuesday, Martfh 22 at Me will be on display at the Livonia Mall send a fee of 11.50 in check or money es labor and delivery, breathing tech less medication. '. ' Tuesday, Feb: 1 at Novi United Meth morial Church of Christ, 35475 Five Feb. 4, 5 and 6. A fund raiser, the Jay • order plus a five-by-seven color picture niques and relaxation exercise, hospital By presenting the many childbirth odist Church, 41671 10 Mile Road in Mile Road in Livonia. cettes ask the> public to vote for the cu of the child. Mail it to Livonia Jay procedures', breastfeeding jnfoixnsUoji, alternatives available to the expectant Novi; Saturday, Feb. 12 at Church of test picture for one cent a vote. ' cettes, 9908 Merrlman, Livonia, 48150. , newborn care, Cesarean childbirth pro mother, the Lamaze group hopes to en the Savior, 38100 Five Mile .Road in To register for these pr future class cedures, medications, and postpartum courage discussion between the mother Livpnia; Thursday, Feb; 17 at Holy es or register for our CaesaYean or recovery and include two childbirth and her doctor and participation in the Cross Evangelical Lutheran Church, Momnaslics classes, call the registrar, Gibson has enrichment classes filtfcs; decislon'-makiqg process before the de 30650 Six Mile Road in Livpnia; Tues Yvonne Bouchard, at 464-1215- Enrichment classes, open to all'chil 'Dragons, astronomy, puppetry,' cook^ dren ages 4 through 13, will be offered ing, exploring the sciences, math and by the Gibson School for Gifted Chil art are planned,. ' Group sessions dren beginning Feb. 26. • Gibson is Ideated at-12925-Fenton in Fact sheet explains Reye's syndrome • * Redford Township. Information and a A wide variety of classes such as brochure may be obtained by calling did in coping Reye's syndrome is a rare, acute blood chemistry disorders. Symptoms and will likely be in an intensive care computer programming, Dungeons & 349-8389,543-3037 or 537-8688.130 condition that can be fatal. The Food include sudden vomiting, violent head unit. The patient is considered out of and Drug Administration reports that aches, and unusual behavior in children danger when blood chemistry, respira with divorce some studies show an association be who appear to be recovering from an tion, and other signs have been stable ARPIN FURS tween children under the age of 16 tak often mild viral illness. The child may for 48 hours. ing aspirin for viral conditons, such as be sleepy and lethargic, but still re A series of four group sessions de Because Reye's syndrome is connect influenza and chicken pox, and their sponsive. Within half a day, the child ed with viral illnesses, parents should o£ Windsor signed to help people cope with divorce developing Reye's syndrome. can become disoriented, compative and is being offered by the Family Counsel be most on guard during the flu season, So if your children should come down delirious. If untreated, the child can go October through March. For other th ing and Mediation division of the Third - Judicial Circuit Court. The sessions are with flu or chicken pox, don't give them into a coma and die. If these symptoms childhood illnesses, your doctor is the 56 for those exploring divorce, in the di aspirin or aspirin containing products are present, take your child for imme best person to decide when medication vorce process, or who have already di unless you have first checked with your diate diagnosis. is needed. If you have any other ques vorced. doctor. tions about Reye's syndrome, send for ANNUAL ADMISSION TO A hospital is re this free- booklet and/or check with To help parents kwow what Reye's quired so emergency care can be pro your child's doctor. Ed Nowakowski, a staff member of (pronounced "rise") syndrome is, what vided. In the hositpal the child can When you order "Reye Syndrome" the family counseling division, will the symptoms are, and what emergen receive blood, and body fluids can be (free) you'll also receive a free copy of le&d the educational group meetings at cy treatment may be necessary, the monitored and corrected; a respirator the "Consumer Information Catalog." Redford United Methodist Church, FDA has a factsheet called "Reye Syn is available if breathing is failing, and Published quarterly by the Consumer 22400 Grand River at Northrup, four drome." For your free copy write to if necessary surgery can be performed Information Center of the General Ser FUR blocks west of Lahser. Parking is avail Consumer Information Center, Dept. to relieve pressure on the brain. vices Administration, the free catalog able" on Mclntyre. 509L, Pueblo, Colo. 81009. In treating Reye's syndrome, the lists over 200 selected free and moder Reye's syndrome invovles swelling • usual hospital stay is three to 10 days. ate cost federal government consumer JThe meetings will be held from 7:30 of the brain, liver malfunction, and The patient must be closely watched booklets. p.fn.-9 p.m. Tuesday evenings begin SALE ning Feb. 1. The cost is $3 per night or $ll) for the series. 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For more stores worth the money you pay for for generics, they are cheaper. And be burgh, Livonia. Admission is $2. The Information, call Yvonne Bouchard at them? Do any of them work? aware that products that relieve sever Friggly Cat: Round 2 program is operf only to widows and 464-1215. A reader from Rediord al symptoms are usually more expen widowers 35-60 years of age. sive so they are only worth the money • LIVONIA LA LECHE The Food and Drug Administration If you have all of the symptoms they The last big decision we had to make she wrote back. She added that one of advises that not a single one of the will relieve. , - in retiring and moving south was what her cats has moved successfully from a • RETIRED PERSONS The advantages, of breastfeeding to products sold over-the-counter will JIM suburban home here to a New York Slides of Vermont will be shown at a mother and baby will be discussed at a to do about Friggly Cat. It wasn't easy. cure, prevent or even shorten the com ECO TIP: Recycling magazines is.a We. had displayed firm resolve and apartment to a California hillside but meeting of Farmington JIllls Chapter 7:30 p.m. meeting Tuesday, Jan. 25 of had been pretty miserable during the 2088 of the American Association of the Livonia La Leche League. Fpr de mon cold. However many of them may good way to stretch your subscriptions.. purposeful actioiHfchen it came to sell .make you feel better by easing your Share your magazine with neighbors or ing the 'house, dispersing the furnish cross-country trip. Retired Persons to take place at 1:30 tails, call Diane Knakal at 255-7898.' p.m. Friday, Jan. 21 In the Farmington cold symptoms. Antihistamines will re-, relatives with similar interests. Just ings and mak|i)g needed arrangements She reinforced, our maybe-keep- lieve sneezing and waiery eyes, nasal attach a routing slip to the cover ami* with our employers. Friggly ideas.' . Hill Community Library on V2 Mile. • PLYMOUTH AARP T^ew officers will be Installed at a decongestants open clogged noses, ex circulate. If you want it back, just note But we vacillated mightily when it pectorants help bring upjmicus, etc. the fact on the cover, If not, then the came to deciding the future of the BUT WE /KNEW we were kidding • BETHANY meeting of the Plymouth-Northville Chapter of the American Association Are they worth the money? A con last reader can drop the magazine off; dark-gray-and-whiie, yellow-eyed,, ourselVes. In serious thinking,, we Dr. j\lvin Lake III, psychologist and at the neareast senior center or hospi couldn't see' taking a thick:furred practitioner of bio-feedback, will talk of Retired Persons Wednesday, Jan. 26 servative estimate is that Americans white-whiskered member qf the fami- spend about $700.million on non-pre tal. ' 'y northern cat, smart enough tp know on stress to members of Bethany, a in the Plymouth Cultural Center, 525 two homes, to third-floor confinement grt)up of divorced or separated Chris Farmer. The board meeting Is at 10:30 scription cold remedies annually. Consumer Mailbag answers your in a much warmer climate. It would be tians, at a 7:30 pirn, meeting Friday, a.m. and will be- followed by a brown Keeping that in mind, a-word of cau questions. Address mail to. Grace FRIGGLY JOINED our household Gluskin, Concern, One Norihfield a travesty of cat spirit. Jan. '21, In St. Kenneth Church, 14591 bag lunch at noon. tion will save you money. nearly three years ago when our young Always read labels and choose the Plaza, Troy 48098. est daughter brought home a charming I called a family that had expressed Haggerty, Plymouth. half-grown kitten. She kept things live a little interest during the summer. • PHOTOGRAPHY LECTURE ly for Sam Cat, her elderly and stately They came to meet our pet and liked • LAMAZE EDUCATION Al Caesar will speak on judging and predecessor, and she endeared herself what they saw. A film presentation on Caesarean commenting on photographs at a meet to the human members of the family And on my last day of employment I birth and a Caesarean birth prepara ing of the Livonia Camera Club at 7:30 with a number of cute tricks that in put Friggly in the care and made two tion class will be offered this month by p.m. Thursday, Jan. 27 in Grant Ele cluded running sideways and sleeping stops. The first was at the office of a the Lamaze Childbirth Education Asso mentary School, 9600 Hubbard, north vertically, head tucked under a per veterinarian friend for a nail-clipping, ciation of Livonia. of Joy. son's chin. and the. second was to leave the cat, The film, "The Caesarean Birth Ex Sam succumbed to old age last sum complete with litter box, food and perience," will be shown at 7 p.m. Mon • PHILATELY mer, so we had only one cat to consider scratching wastebasket, at a new day, Jan. 24, in Room 107 at St. . Seventeen dealers will be on hand as we looked toward living in a third- home. Matthew United Methodist Church, when the Dearborn Stamp Club holds floor condominium located in the south. Before I could complete minimal in 30900 Six Mile, Livonia. A $3 fee is its annual show and bourse Jan. 29 and Friggly was too lively for that, we structions, Friggly had explored every payable at the door. Marcy Zwally, 30 in the Al Matta Grotto Hall, 5121 thought. We'd have to give her up. We room of a not-small house. registered nurse and Caesarean Oakman, Dearborn. There is no admis-,^. were prepared to do so right away I waited several days before calling mother, will disuss this kind of deliv sion charge. Hours are from 10 a.m. to when our home sold in a hurry, and we Friggly's new family. She was doing ery. Attendance at this session will give 7 p.m.Saturday and from 11 a.m. to 5 figured we'd spend six months in an must fine, I learned. With three chil fathers the certificate required by p.m. Sunday. apartment. dren in the family, she was getting plenty of attention, and she seemed to THEN CAME REPRIEVE in the love it. form of a condominium available for "And you know" her new owner said, short-term rental and an owner who "She gets on you and sleeps with her said we could keep the cat. We moved head tucked under your chin." volunteers in as a trio. Friggly adjusted well, I knew. I also knew that the last of seemed less interested in going outside our "children" was safely accounted for and we could be on our way. The Livonia Youth. Assistance Pro youngsters once a week for approxi but learned, when she did go out, to mately one hour. make her way around the row of hous gram needs counselors for youth ages Margaret Miller was Suburban 7-16. The program is designed to assist A 12-hour training session is held for ing units to get from the back door to volunteer counselors. The next training the front door of our quarters. Maybe, Life editor of the Observer Newspa troubled youngsters and their families. pers for 16 years. She and her hus The youngsters are assigned to a volun session is scheduled to begin Wednes we thought, she could go with us. day, Jan. 26. For further information, I mentioned our dilemma in a letter band Joe recently retired to Florida, teer counselor to develop a positive where she will continue to write her one-to-one relationship. Volunteer call the Department of Community Re to a friend who has had cats all her life. sources, 421-2000, ext. 221. By all means we should take her along. MM Memos. counselors are requested to meet with TOOLS & STUFF If ^ou can't Impress them with your SAVE NOW AS NEVER BEFORE BENZY GOES CRAZY i ARMSTRONG 17 Pc. %" Drive L.C.D. Pen Watches 4 Pc. Pipe Wrench Set footwork...Then Dazzle them with your SOLARIAN Socket $-|99 Umit $ 49 Limit Carpeting! INSTALLED WITH V* INCH PLYWOOD Set | 3 3» Now 2 3 MO" SUB FLOOR (STEPS EXTRA) • MASLAND • CUSTOM WEAVE DESIGNER 6-INCH 25 Pc. W Drive 5 Gal. SUNDIAL SOLARIAN | BENCH GRINDER Socket Set G.I. Type Gas Can •KARASTAN .THORNDYKE MILLS 9x12 Room 1 •:s $216". . . .$276"| Limit Reg. $ 10x12 Room. 0i $Q99 99 -• s: $240". . . .$306" | % H.P.M. tor *29.99 3 $19.99 RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL V M 8 Now 12 11x12 Room S3 3S i $264". . . .$339 | 12x12 Room $288". . . .$369"| 11 Pc. 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Great-grandmothers, jire- Mrs. Erma drums by greeting visitors with live music, exciting 20 with re-creations of Harry Houndlnl's famous Mary Hospital in Grand Rapids. Emi Lee of Sebrlng, Ohio and Mrs. Marguer shows, famous characters from the past, special illusions by the Great Vlano, * lively portrayal of 261-1710 tf* ^ ly's grandparents are Robert and Elea ite Blanchard of Livonia. foods and other surprises during its new Great Es slugger Babe Ruth, live saxophone music, and a se nor Mullins of Garden City and Nortert cape Weekends, Jan. 29-30 and Feb. 19-20. lection t>f classic films, Including Laurel & Hardy's and Rita Haraburda of Grand Rapid? mmm. Tb,e Gay Nineties will be as spritely as ever Jan. "Big Business" accompanied by live organ music. FLOOR &Mfr? ' ''• •"'- ' Mark and Dona Olson of Livonia an 29*30, when the 1890s Weekend offers live ragtime The Fabulous Forties return March 19 and 20 Robert and Susan Blanchard of 15383 Inkstcr Kd. Livonia nounce the birth of Christopher Olson piano, a brass band, a variety show,"and Impromptu with a film festival featuring "Casablanca," a live N. of Five Mile 1 .Northvllle announce the birth of Mann born Nov. 3 In Providence Hospital. apparances by Mark Twain, Fannie Farmer and Big Band sound and appearances by Rosle and ing Robert Blanchard in Providence The grandparents are Bill and Carroll % dancer Little Egypt. Early Edison flickers will Riveter and a Tucker Car salesman. Windsor radio Hospital, Southfield, on Dec. 23. Grand Morgan of Bedford Township and Bob flash- on "the big screen and there will even be a" Station CKJY-FM will broadcast a 1940s program parents are Mr., and Mrs. Robert and Betty Olson of Livonia. tunvof-the century bicycle parade Inside the muse * from the museum each day and visitors will have um. ' - • . the opportunity to win two free tickets from Delta Rite Carpets Visitors will be able to make their own Victorian Airlines for a 4-night, 5-day visit to Orlando, Fla., valentines, practice a '90s dance craze or try out and wait Disriey*s EPCOT Center, ' some soda fountain treats which were the rage of There Is no additional charge for the Great Es GREATEST class reunions the decades. cape Weekends beyond regular museum admission. STOREWIDE The Observer & Eccentric will • GARDEN CITY JOHN , - •help locate classmates for school GLENN ' Occupational nurses to meet JANUARY reunions. Send announcements to The John Glenn High School class of Marie McGee, Observer & Eccen 1968 IS planning a 15-year reunion. The 35th annual meeting and educational confer the workers' compensation law. tric, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, Help is needed locating some of the ence of the Michigan Association of Occupational Advance registration is necessary before Jan. 21 CLEARANCE 48150. First and last names must be class members. For more information, Health Nurses Inc. will be held Jan. 28-29 at the with I. Toni Writer, R.N., 2921 Parkwood, Trenton used with telephone numbers. call 565-6327. Livonia-West Holiday inn. 48183. All registered nurses are welcome and could Save 35% -70% • DETROIT HOLY ROSARY Sessions scheduled include "Your Day in Court," benefit from the conference even though it has been • CRESTWOOD a discussion to assist occupational health nurses in planned by occupational health nurses, said pro A reunion of graduates, former stu Dif.A /»fl„K/1i 7Mile&Midd!ebett dents and friends of Holy Rosary High Crestwood High School is planning a examining their role and responsibilities relative to gram chairman Margaret Chateau, R.N. reunion on May 14 at the K-C Hall in School is planned Saturday, March 26 476-8360 Mon.-Fri. 10-9, Sat. 10-6 in Thomas Manor, 21030 Gjtatiot, East Livonia. Letters, including ticket infor Detroit. The event will begin at 7 p.m., mation and questionnaires, are being and the cost is $15 per person. For res sent to all graduates whose addresses - ••"•'- '•'-- ^ ervations, call Peggy Charleston, 979- are known. If you have not h6en con 1523, or Frances Anselm, 777-1882, or tacted, need additional information or YlZ- >----;y^vvj. send Checks made out to Holy Rosary which to help, contact Gail Trimble, m School Reunion to Peggy Charleston, 676-2764. 4681 Brockham Way, Sterling Heights 48077. • THURSTON HIGH SCHOOL The Thurston High School class of • REDFORD ST. MARY , 1958 is planning its 25th anniversary. A Wm. Plans are beginning for a lO^year re letter has been sent out seeking infor ilipMl^ : VT. union this spring for the class that mation seeking Information relative to :-:^'\: the wishes of the graduates concerning Farmington graduated from St. Mary of Redford In mL--••••:'-: -••-••"••>-«'=--^"----' 197^. More Information is available the time for a reunion. Any graduates from Pat McReynolds Ryan, 543-6575. who have not been contacted should call Henry McCurry at 937-2330. • ROCHESTER ADAMS The Rochester Adams High School • REDFORD HIGH SCHOOL class of 1978 will have a five-year re The Redford High School January Come early for best union Aug. 6 at Rivercrest Manor, 1973 class Is planning a 10-year re Avon Township. Details are available union on April 16. For further informa MJ3S3S& selection & save up to tion, call 549-5171. from Rod Poffenberger, 652-6884. ^======!ZZiZyNoo6 Series 200 J®3$% & more. Indiana DesKs-www,. dwll„,Kl, W* have th« targaat office furniture • BiacKuo' K— - werehouee in the Northweet area. TRANSMISSION TUNE-UP Hundrada of Hern* to chooee from new & need. No fency floora - we eetl -Jght off a concrete floor. 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January 20,1983 O&E .(P,C-5C.R,W,q-8B)*7C tie re-enwrges on scene By Huflh Gallagher flutists, violinists or pianists. "The concertgoer Is not Interested In I'd bring a tenor and alto sax, a clari .staff Writer the new, he wants to hear Beethoven's , net and other'Instruments. You ne^d (o . THE EMERGENCE of the saxo- 7/ was invented a$ a classical be proficient in all woodwind instru-.., 1 5th again," Sinta said.;. A [i the saxophone brings to mind a- phone as a "respectable" Instrument . StntTtbe saxophone wins new disci ments for Jazz or classical music.T . smoky cabaret where jazz great John hasn't been easy and prejudices against instrument, not a jazz instrument:' ples every*day. John Littlejohn.of the Col trane made the instrument wail it are still strong. , ' —Richard Saunders the Detroit Saxophone Quartet said he . SINTA SAID times are changing for liiourtifuliy. Or it conjures up the inv "You can't think of the last time the and other ensemble members, Russell classical sax players. He said that 20 -, age of Bruce' Springsteen's sidekick . Detroit Symphony had a saxophone musician and teacher Mallare, Daryi Monfils and Jose Mal- years ago-a player had few opportuni- ^ Clarence Clemmons jumping across a performance,". Donald Sintasald. "De lare, were turned on to the saxophone ties to' play. Today, many saxophone stage in a white, suit and blowing a troit, Boston, Cleveland. They make it by U*M professorLarry Teal. players give solo concerts and perform rowdy rhythm and blues. difficult to get the saxophone played. "He's an excellent saxophone player. with smaller orchestras. The saxo It doesn't suggest symphony halls, They hire world-renowned flutists such Prize winners. He has also made re mouthpiece to create the sound. He played with the Glen Gray Casa phone player has to make adjustments / . chamber ensembles or anything relat as (Jean Pierre) RampaJ or (James) cordings,, including "The New Virtuo Though not as popular with compos Loma Orchestra and Jimmy Dorsey. and put up with frustrations, but the ed to classical music. But the saxo Galway or violinists or pianists." so." ers as the violin and piano, a number of He played several'lnstruments with the opportunities are improving. Sinta said - phone began as a classical instrument Serious saxophone players have pieces have been composed for the sax Detroit Symphony and bad a strong he was hooked on the Instrument be-, and may finally be emerging as a re joined forces to promote their music. A1 THE SAXOPHONE owes, its exis ophone as a solo and ensemble Instru classical background. He was a good fore he had a.chance to think twice spected member of symphony, cham World Saxophone Congress holds a tence to the urging of composers In an ment. teacher who inspired his students to about pursuing bis saxophone career. " ber and small ensembles. meeting every two years. The organi other age. They encouraged the work of "In all the repertoire, the French pursue a classical career."Litflejohn "When you're 8 and your parents are Donald Sinta, a nationally recognized zation has thousands of members from Belgian instrument maker Adolph Sax have used the saxophone and saxo^ said. asking you, you're not involved in the saxophone player and University of throughout the world including the So in 1840. phone ensembles the most. It's a very ' Teal's flexibility is typical of saxo politics. I was asked to pick between Michigan teacher, appeared as soloist viet Union, said Sinta. A North Ameri "It was invented by Adolph Sax at popular classical instrument in Franee phone players who want to keep busy in the clarinet and the saxophone," Sinta with the Plymouth Symphony last No can Saxophone Alliance has" 5,000 the request of composers to fill the gap today," Saunders said. music. They learn to play many Instru said. "I thought the saxophone bad a vember. The 1982 winner in the Oak- members. between woodwind and brass instru Debussy, Saint-Saens and d'Indy are ments and fill many roles. The quartet better sound A love affair starts at 8. way Symphony Society's annual young The last World'Saxophone meeting ments," said Richard Saunders, assist among the French composers who have members teach music at various lev- At 15, you're being stroked for it and by artist's contest was saxophonist Jamal was in July in Nuremberg, West Ger ant dean of fine arts and science at written for .the saxophone. Ravel's els, perform in road shows and at rock, ' 20 you're hooked." Rossi, a former University of Michigan many. Schoolcraft College and a musician. "It transcription of Mussorgsky's popular jazz and pop concerts and perform with student. The first honorable mention in "At meetings it is evident that the was Invented as a classical instrument, "Pictures at an Exhibition" includes a the Detroit Symphony on occasfon. The instrument has been a strong the Plymouth Symphony Society's re quality of playing Is improving by not a jazz instrument." prominent saxophone part. Richard They havey also recorded on Mark Re lure for its devotees. * ' cent young artist competition was sax quantum leaps. As. an Instrument, Saunders said jazz musicians liked Strauss, Paul Hindemitfi and Villa-Lo- cords. "The unique sound that the saxo ophonist Reginald Borik, a student of played artistically and vlrtuoistlcally, the saxophone because it was an easy bos have also composed for the saxo Saunders said students at Schoolcraft phone gives stimulates everyone tyth e Sinta at U-M. it is stunning. There are great players instrument to get a pure tone on and phone. But many famous composers often play several Instruments to be group to continue and follow that mu The U-M music school has been a around the world,"Sinta said. because the various sizes — soprano, overlooked the instrument. flexible. He said a typical student sic," Littiejohn said. center for developing the use of the Part of the problem has been a limit-, alto, tenor and baritone — provided va "Brahms would have been marvel might play flute, clarinet'and saxo . Budding classical saxophone players saxophone as a classical Instrument. ed saxophone repertoire, according to riety. The saxophone is a brass instru ous to write for us, but be ignored us," phone. may find the beginning price as hard to The members of the Detroit Saxophone Sinta. Young composers have recently ment with a woodwind reed mouth said Sinta. "I was a professional musician be handle as the later frustrations. Saun Quartet are U-M graduates who stud been turning to the saxophone. piece. Saunders said the bleating sound fore coming here,"Saunders said, "and ders said a good new saxophone costs ied under Larry Teal and Sinta. More "You can literally hear 200 world usually associated with the saxophone AUDIENCE RESISTANCE to new or I did ice shows, musicals and the rest. about $2,000. young musicians are choosing to play premieres at one of these conferences," is not inherent in the instrument butj de unusual music forces the major music the saxophone and winning musical Sinta said. Sinta, has Introduced numer liberately made by jazz and rhythm organizations to stay with the tried and contests that had usually been won by ous pieces, including two Pulitlzer and blues musicians by altering the true, according to Sinta! Classical sax heard Wine by Richard Watson in wor concert In Michigan, there are nearly 20 lot, a fine sauvignon blanc and a char- the sauvignon blanc and blg'zinfandel secondary label, Chase Creek, that crowd. promises to offer a decent 1980 zinfan businesses licensed as wine whole donnay that almost balances out its The Detroit Saxo- semble playing and the Glazunow's Qugrtet, From Mendocino two new tiny win- del at a fair price. i salers. It is a very competitive busi fruit and oak. Given time, It will (but it -pbooe-Quartet-will-denF dtfferent-qtiaiities-uf-ttre—Jack-Marshall's "Go"'-" eries have to send small ness, ami-most of them coal inally eon- will all be drunk oy tnen, uniortunate- begun And still they come. Leeward Winery onstrate the saxo various sizes of saxo drush Suite/* Rudy tend for new product lines. ly). Waiting In the wings is a cabernet amoudts. Tough to locate (Village Cor ner In Ann Arbor had them first), they from around Los Angeles, Woodbury phone's classical side phones. For information Wiedoeft's "Saxopho- sauvignon, to be released within the Winery In San Raphael making excel with a workshop and call, 591-6400, ext 510. nia," Claude Debussy's Because of this competition, con year. are worth finding. Dolan Vineyard makes chardonnay only, while Mllano lent ports, and more. concert at Schoolcraft "Little Shepherd" and sumers are the winners, as it means we College Monday. The 8 p.m. concert In "Golliwogs" and Lennle have'-helped build here one of the best Almost as prestigious is Dr. William Winery excells In making big, beefy tannic red wines of distinction. The only winery no one seems able to the Liberal Arts Build Niebaus arrangements selections of Imported and California Casey's St. Clement Vineyards, recent capture that we really need is Tre- The free workshop ing Theater will include of "Polka Dots and wines In the United States. (Recently, ly available in Michigan. On the prop Two new Napa wineries are here as fethen from Napa. It remains cool to from 5-7 p.m. in room a Haydn quartet origi Moonbeams", and for example, the Red Wagon in Roches erty formerly used to make Spring well. John Buehler offers massive zin- our efforts. But one of these days these F-810 of the Forum nally composed for "There Will Never Be ter had more than 160 different Cali Mountain, Casey opened St. Clement In fandels that to me dovnot fulfill the beauties too will grace OJUT shelves to Building will explore strings and arranged Another You." Tickets fornia winery labels on the shelves.) the late 1970s and has since added to promise of his earlier efforts with this the delight of us all. the techniques of en- f,or saxophone by Koval, are $4, students $3. Here is a look at some of the newer the property as a signal that he intends grape. The only hint one has that the ones: to stay in business for the long haul. '80 zinfandel Is nearly a port is to read Most notable of the recent entries is Sauvignon blanc and cabernet are fea the alcohol level of 14 percent. His ca Now Appearing tured. Newton Vineyard, the beautiful west bernet sauvignon Is a biggie, too. RESTAURANT ern Napa property owned by Peter Another highly esteemed winery Much more subtle and dignified are 32030 PLYMOUTH ROAD Newton and Ric Forman. The latter, of from Monterey County is Jekel Vine L*USA the Shafer Vineyards cabernet sauvig Coming Feb. i . LIVONIA course, has long been esteemed as one yards, makers of excellent plnot non and zinfandel releases. It also has a of the finest of all California winemak- blancs, white rieslings and cabernet NITELIFE ers, and his association with Newton sauvlgnons. Priced somewhat less pun- Buy One Dinner at Reg. Price goes back to their days at Sterling ishlngly than the two labels above, LUNCH DINNERS Get Second Dinner of SPECIALS *3&5 95 Equal Value at Vineyards. these should find good outlet sources in Start at*5 this area. (Does rvol Indwte Special) Moo. thru Sat. 1 THEIR WINES WILL all be estate- Zinfandel lovers will welcome two Family Restaurant— ATTITUDE ADJUSTMENT HOUR 3-7 pm Coupon Good thru i.?9-«3 /2 Price j bottled once their plantings bear. For new wineries from Gold Country, HEP. NITIS COCKTAIL HOUR 4 to 9 now they must use purchased grapes, Stevenot Winery and Sierra Vista. Es GOOD FOOD TUES. MITE OUR SPECIALITY IS HOME STYLS COOKING are. Psychic Fun at Mon. irtru Frl. but Forman is to be trusted for his pecially the first of these has developed HADDOCK FISH & CHIPS OAilV SPECIALS Beer & Pizza mtvS 8.-00 pm judgment in this. Very little of this Ini a strong following. Both come in at InduSM S ) .'.• M V H •V" i '..»—; - w Thursday, January 20.19$3 O&E. (*8C,P,C-6C.W,b-10&XS;P.R)9fl --"^V Second runs Tom V-1 Panzenhagen "His Girl Friday" (1940); 1 p.m. ."The Raior's ri6ge" (1961), 1 p.m. Journeyman director John Ffanken- WHAT'S IT WORTH? r SaWjrd*y at Cwton TowmWp Hall, today on Ch. SO, Originally 99 min heimer overcomes a mediocre script Cantos Center Road tooth of Cherry A ratings guide to the movies utes: ','•-._ •and makes the moat of fine perfor *sS\~v Hill/phone 397-0999, free. Running mances from Kirk Douglas,' Burt Lan time 92 minutes: • Bad. . . $i Fair. ... Gary Qooper *Ss 60 when he made caster, Edmohd O'Brien and John $2 - Houseman iii this, curious suspense slo- "The Women Here Are No Dif Howard HaWks' women have never Good. .. $3 this, his, last, film; and he looks every bit his age in it. It's often good cinema, . ry. Curloi^s because the stpryllnels fan- ferent," byNanqi Beckett contin -V fared well. Uxfc at most of this dlrec- Excellent $4 fetched, the character" of the president ues \it$ Michigan- premier^ en-, though, wnen a well-established actor - tort "men's film/' and you'll either (played by, Fredric March) frightfully plays a part that's contrary to his im- gagement through Feb. 20, pre find no major roles for Women/very 111-conceJYed, and the character played sented by Xhe Actors' Alliance review masculine women, or one-dimehslonal = age, and "Rasor's Edge," In which, Coop by Ava Gardner nothing: more than a malnlng femininely, alluring to .co-star may be olit to kill his wife, is no excep theatre Company, at the Lyc'ee female characters. Joanne Dru, for in screenwriter's afterthought; yet "Seven International/ 308OD. Evergreen stance, 1« given laughably bad direction -Cary- Grant; and the audience. The tion. Deborah Kerr also stars. stance, trapped Jjy love and some script U far-fetched, but Hawks' screw Days" is full of suspense right until Its at 13 Mile roads, Souihfield. Fof in the otherwise fine, John .Wayne film. Rating: $2.85. ' terribly antl-cllmaitic ending. Half of ticket information, call 642-1326. times hate for the men who abu»# "Red River." Rosalind Russell, howev ball-comedy pacing keeps your mind them, Immobilized by habit and de far, from reality. this film is.very, very good — but only er, Is the best of Hawks' women. In half. pendency. •'Whether they're prta, "Seven Days In May" .(1964), 1 p.m. By Cathje FJreldenbach • 'V "HU Girl Friday" she competes as a split-level matrons like Annette De- •J .|L Saturday on Ch. 50. Originally 118 . special Writer • . / - • r r reporter to a man's world ^hlle re- Rating:$3.10. minutes. • Rating: $2.75. Petrls Theresa and Laurie Logan's plight women are caught in a web Jeanette, or women from working of trouble In the Actors Alliance class backgrounds like Clair and AU-V-CAN Theatre Company production of Laurie, played by Val McKInna and STOYAN'SINN EAT 1 Nancy Beckett's The Women Here Beverly Hainault, they share more —_--—coupon-———— SPECIALS" CLOCKJr. than being abused by men. LOBSTER TAIL #wov Are No Different." They bole up In a $ 98 SKT 10 FRIDAY 8ATURDAY 8PECIAL JAPANESE and CHINESE house that's a refuge for battered They share the turmoU'of women **. UM. Ox** MONEY SAVING COUPON^ Together, <' I-' we can • BEEF PASTIES $1.59 change things. '•— COUPON BUY 3 GET 1 FREES! 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' ~ - ' ert Williams, bassoon. -,-" • :m'•••;• '•: A ^Tickets, |%are available by cailing 647-2230. The program includestwo first performances--^- The programs In (he series include: an appear- the first Michjgan performapce of the Piano'Quar ; ance by Irish actress, Siobhan McKehna in "Here tet by Richard Strauss and the first focal perform Are Ladles," at 3 p.m. Feb. 20; Russian Melodecla- ance, of,"Andante*and Rondo Cohcertante" by Schu matlons and the first American concert perform bert. The'program will also include the Sonata for ance of TBartok's early rhapsodic Piano Quintet at 3 Bassoon and Cello by Mozart, the Poulenc Trio for p.m. March'20; Heidi Lehwalder, harp and the An Oboe Bassoon and-Piano and Benjamin Britten's napolis Brasstjuihteti at 3' p,m.^\prjl 10; and works VISIT, ONE OF THE AREAS FINEST RESTAURANTS "S*ix Metamorphosesi AfterOvl&.* " - , for flute, strings and piano arid the first CAN FQOD .'• Ct^fNA 5WR PALACE ' FfiQtitUi •COCKTAILS • CHINESE & •LUNCHEON Bgsinessrnen's Luncheons $2.80 o() •LUNCHEONS AMERICAN SPECIALS DAILY Compfeie Dinners $4.85 up • DINNERS CUISINE •BANQUET EXCELLENT FOOD SERVED IN A TROPICAL :.^4011 Ford Rd.. Canton • CARRV-OUT8 • COCKTAILS FACILITIES ATMOSPHERE SPECIALIZING IN One block east of Shejdon CANTONESE COOKING >,. . Miflk-IhtlMi-1*pm;rf»1i»(ii't1fm' 981-050.. . . . 1 Htm- llpm Chirme & American Pood Fit-S«l 1l«m- 1pm CARRY-OUT * NICE Sirt4HoM»/» • Cocktails • Carry-Outs Noort- 10 pm 326-1310 fLACB COUPON *70 8. 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For ticket informa CTC outlets Every THURSDAY and SUNDAY Darlin' Lilly's restaurant, 29200 Or tion; calf the box office at 535-8822. chard Lake Road, south of 13 Mile, Groves U.S. Auditorium Dinner 7:00 p.m. Show 8:30 p.m. Farrpington Hills. Marlene, Danny, 13 Mile & Evergreen Roads Steve and Max1 perform Tuesdays- • AUDITIONS OPEN Birmingham, Mi. RESERVATIONS 474-4800 Saturdays through March 12. Quaker Valley Theatre will hold 644-0360 28000 Grand River at 8 Mile Farmington Hills ' auditions for the comedy "Bus Stop" ^••—-^— — ~- — — — n—-— — — • YOUTH SYMPHONY by William Ingle at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 27 The Livonia Youth Symphony Soci-= at the Farrrilngton Masonic Temple ety wilt present "A Gala Musical on the corner of Farmington Road [BRONZE nm^i Event"-'at-3 p.m. Sunday in Orchestra and Grand River. The cast call for FAIVU.Y RESTAURANT WITH THIS AD GET AN ADDITIONAL Hall, Detroit. The program will fea five men and three women. 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And still they come. Leeward Winery , .: > f.it'ry Ttttu/iiy /* • ' •'•''=" .CaseyVSt. Cjernenf Vineyards, recent- ' - from around pos Arigeies, 'Woodbury: PSVGHIC FUN NIGHT ly available in Michigan. On the prop- - Winery/In San Raphael making excel*,, ftrty formerly> used to make Spring lent ports, and more. .^ ry:^''' r-^y': Now Appearing W*d. thru Sim. Mountain, Casey opened St. Clement in; v The only winery rio one seemsaible to "LOST AND FOUND" the. late 1670$ and has Blncradd^:toV capture that we really, need Is tre?/ r^lDPNI -'.M.ori.-fti. »p.m;-i»jn. ther?r¢perty Wa'sfgn^ that Ke iritendS;: fethen from Nap&y It,"remaln3 cool to/ : to; stay. In business for: the long haul.' ;;pur ef forte. But one of these days these Wy'^ . Si i. A Soii p.m. -/1.10. &uvlgnbrt plane and cab^rnijt are fea-v •beaullei too will grace our shelves, to lured.' ^ ': •'•"':*•';••.•• the delight of us all. ' •;—*•• !«9 mm^m Stye #bseruer Brad Emons, G.J. Rl'sak ¢¢)16^/590317; Thursday, January 20,1983 Q&E •;'• (l,W)1Q ^-: Spectators brmvl Canieback as stoi Plymouth Salem held off a late Livo nia Bentley charge to gain a 58-49 .Western Lakes Activities Association By C.J. RlMk Heath narrowed it to one but Wheelock (WLAA) Lakes Division basketball win staff writer hit again on a short turnaround jumper Tuesday. and B.J. Armstrong, who finished with Salem (7-2) led by as many as 17 Geez, this must have been for the 14 points, canned a pair of free throws points In the final quarter, but Bentley state championship! to ice it with 25 seconds remaining. chipped away and cut the margin to No? Well then, surely a league title three with 1.J1 to go. But a godl-tend- must have been at stake. "THEY'RE MISTAKE^ Rice coach ing violation and a pair of turnovers Wrong again, quiz kid. It was just an Nick Cpntl told his player* after the ended the Bentley threat. other Catholic League regular season game, "was that they announced that "It was maybe a moral victory for us basketball game. CC was the home of the Catholic because for the first time in awhile we Well, maybe not just another Catho League football champions. playe<| a decent ballgame," said Bent- lic League game. It's never just a game "They forgot one thing — who the ley coach Jim Komula, whose team fell when Detroit Catholic Central and Bir Catholic League basketball champions to 4-5 overall. "The kids are showing , mingham Brother Rice meet — it's a are." me that's there is some improvem\5nt" battle. This one wasn't decided until that, of course, is Rice^ which won Rick Berberet, a «-foot-6 junior, Ray Wheelock came off the" bench to the title last season. CC was 8-0 coming paced Salem with 18 points. Glenn ignite Rice with eight fourth-quarter Into Tuesday's game to 5-4 for the War Medalle and Dave Houle, who. sparked points, lifting the Warriors to a 59-54 riors, but now both teams are tied in a 20-12 third quarter Salem scoring triu'rhpn at CC Tuesday. the Central Division with a 4-1 mark. surge, added 14 and 12, respectively. Fans of both schools were packed, "Our rebounding was very bad," a Bentley's $-8 junior center, Phil and stacked into the tiny CC gym, right dejected CC coach Bernie Holowlcki Graczyk, poured In 19 points and up to the edge of the court. When a CC analyzed. "That's been our wjajyjppt blocked four shots. Jim Thorderson, student made off with the Rice flag and all year. The boards and oTrTTWtslde John Turner and John White added started pounding it on the floor during shooting was pathetic. eight points each. . a fourth-quarter timeout, the rowdiness "We just didn't play aggressive Both teams shot well from the free ', spilled out of the stands and onto the enough. They took the game to us on throw Une^Behtley made 17 of 18 whUe court in a f Ist-throwlng melee. our own court." \l Salem hit 10oM2J , Warrior miscues kept them behind ORDER TO THE COURT was soon most of the. way. Rice turned the ball LIVONIA STEVENSON 70 returned, but not to CCs game, which over six times in the second quarter as WALLED LK. CENTRAL 59 disintegrated after the third quarter. CC overcame a 21-17 first-quarter defi The Shamrocks were up a basket going cit to take a 38-34 halftime lead. Kevin The Spartans jumped out to a 20-6 into the final .eight minutes, but then Krai and Heath triggered the rally, first-quarter advantage, and. never Wheelock, a" 6-foot-4 junior forward, Heath .driving to the basket, then dish looked back to post their ninth win In went to work. ing off to Krai for an easy layup. 10 starts Tuesday at home. Banished to the bench for the first The Lakes Division (7-0) leaders got three quarters, Wheelock quickly made KRAL NOTCHED 12 joints in the 21 points from 6-7 junior Tom Domako his presence felt. He scored the tying game, all in the first half, with eight and 15 more from senior guard Pete basket with 6:03 to play. A Stan Heath coming in the second quarter. Rice Rose. Curt Ullstrom, making the start, te-forHfav-gauiB) free throw and stayed close thanks to the sharp outside added IQ prtinfo «nr1 sonlor pnlnt-ftiiarri a Mike. Maleske (10 points) bucket put shooting of Kolp, who bagged 16 points Gary Mexicotte had five assists. CC up by three before two straight In the first half (12 In the first quarter). Dean Terpstra tallied 20 for Central. GARY CASKEY/slaff photographer Wheelock baskets put Rice ahead for The Shamrocks pulled out to a six- Jim Kreutzer and Clark Bock added 16 good, 53-52. point lead In the third quarter, but that and 18, respectively. Bentley's'JJm Thorderson (left) blocks a shot at Salem stayed in second place behind Livonia Ste-. Andy Kolp, who topped the Warriors Stevenson's JV squad remained un tempted by Salem forward Rick Berberet during vensoh with a nine-point triumph. with 22 points, hit a jumper with 3:09 beaten with a 65-30 victory. Tuesday night's Lakes Division basketball game. left to make it. a three-point lead. Please turn to Page 2 Glenn spikers win tourney; Spartans keep record perfect Westland John Glenn broke out of Jts^doldrums "Kathy Garrett's serving really gave us a lift and Saturday by capturing the 12-team Jtochester Invi Debbie McMaster had a great.day spiking. Overall, tational volleyball tournament. our defense was exceptional and our passing game The Rockets defeated Fraser for the champion was really nice." In the semifinals, Glenn turned back host Ro ship, 15-3, 9 15 15-13. Glenn went Into the event : ( chester, 15-13, 15-13, after losing twice to the Fal with three straight losses. ..] cons In pool play. Earlier, Glenn had eliminated "There were a lot of long rallies because both Birmingham. Groves in a quarterfinal match, 15-7, teams were so Intense," said Glenn coacfcTWendy 15-13. Reynolds. "We made some exceptional defensive plays- .-.V ' .>._.. Please turn to Page 2 Buy one gallon of Style "~6 Year Warranty—" Perfect Flat Wall Paint at STYLEJPERFECT regular price, get a second gallon for only $TOO reg. $13.99 gal/ JL Style Perfect* Latex Semi-Gloss Enamel 00 HUNDREDS OF COLORS SAIiESJO TINTED. NO EXTRA CHARGE AJ1 paint shown offers one coat coverage, applied gal., reg. $14.99 as directed. 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(Story available or use WARREN 296-2743 14236 Michigan Ave. '^our.MaeterCard "Harvard CornerCo s Shopping Center DETROIT , 881-9200 PONTIAC 334-2571 ;S rriakes theset play In a atrial Volleyball }.cohtlnuespn Page2C), ,*-~A ; or Visa. > 137"401. 4 Mileifoad 111 N.Perry Street ^hiatch jMortday night MRedford Union.'^ 16551 East Warren Ave. m i <^w r 2C(L.R.W,Q) O&E Thursday, January 20.1983 Clarenceville girls suffer 1st defeat Continued from Page 1 night over Lakes Division foe Plym REDFORD UNION; behind the serv The Rockets advanced out Of pool outh Salem- ing and setting of Julie Barden, downed play (11-polnt matches) by winning two "Plymouth Salem Is a good team," Livonia Clarenceville Monday night at ,garaes each against Bloomfleld Hills said Stevenson coach Lee Cagle. "They home in a best three-of-five match, 15- 'Klngswood, Dearborn Edsel Ford and kept the ball in play. There were a lot 4,-15-4,17-19,15-8. volleyball Utica Eisenhower. Glenn split with of long rallies." » Junior Tanil Scurto showed the way • The win gives coach Jim Gibbons' The Aggies made it six straight with RoyaUOak fcimbaU ajid lost a pair of RUteam ai-4 overall while Clarence- a 15-10, 15-6 win Monday night over games to Rochester. .. for Stevenson. "She Just had an awesome night," viliefelltoS'-l. % Detrolt-Immaculata. Reynolds' team returns {o action'to Cagle said. "She bad 11 unreturnable Barden served eight straight [Mints Agatha controlled the match, but night at Wayne Memorial. Livonia contacts at the net. to give RU a victory in the first game. served poorly. Junior Sue DeBilsio, report on what's right Churchill will also be on the card be "In the first game she made some' She was also the team's most consist •howeyer, served out the final seven ginning at 7. .- outstanding serves as did Gina Knight. ent setter. . „ / > points to put the contest away. [| ahd wrong with your They both blocked and hit well at the Kathy Storvls served seven points In Agatha meets- Detroit Holy Meanwhile, Glenn's junior varsity net." the second game and teammate Amy Redeemer today at home, the match i'car's engine. Regularly teani was nearly as successful, falling Cagle was also pleased wi,th the play Uvsey served eight to close out the begins at 5:30. to Ann Arbor Pioneer in the champion of setters Linda Loeffler, Geralann Di- match. V ' ' * $24.95 now only. $9.95 ship of a tournament at Plymouth Can Domenico and Dhana Ponners. * REDFORD THURSTON struggled ton, 15-4, 15-9. The Rockets earned a "They were just terrific in the back "Everybody played and it was a good Monday night to beat Plymouth Canton spot In the final with a 15-3, 15-3 tri row," said the Stevenson coach, "and chance to give the others some action," in an inter^seclional match, 15-6, 9-15, umph over Walled Lake Central. the team played well together at the said Gibbons, who cleared his bench In 15-12. v net. They're becoming more confident the third game.- "We played well, but Ther Eagles (4-1) had to goVithout LIVONIA STEVENSON remained with every match." , we didn't attack as well as we should No. 1 setter Cindy Isenegger, who in /« Additional unbeaten through five matches with a Stevenson's JV squad also won, 15-8, although Kellie Szabo had a good game jured an ankle. v-, Oil & Filter hard-fought 15-13,15-8 victory Mondiy 15-9. hitting. "We didn't play very well," said 30451 Plymouth Rd. „ "But we have to be more aggressive Thurston coach Chris Wandyg. "We had on a and attack." to make some adjustments in our of i Change Lube Livonia " fense with Cindy out. We ran a 4-2 522-3260 Tune-up Work REDFORD ST. AGATHA came out (alignment) instead of our usual 5-1." $15.95 Zajdel hat trick fails on top in the battle of unbeatens in a Martha Adams came off the bench to Catholic League C-D Division A-West spark Thurston. She served out the to help out Patriots bracket showdown. match with five straight points. l Franklin's Patriots scored enough ; goals, but South Lyon had one more in • an 8-7 prep hockey victory Tuesday af ternoon at Livonia's Edgar Arena. The loss drops Franklin to 2-10 over hockey all while South Lyon upped its record- toll-1-1. PINE Ed Zajdel gained-the hat trick for UN-FLATION Franklin with three seconds to go in,a two goals lifted the Redskins to their CASH WAY . losing cause. He also had an assist. 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TOWING • 1 DAY 8ERVICE > hdip you miik^it. THRU JAN. 19*25 IITMTrtMfTHMTT ^-K • :>W: -^--::: -p: .1.6- x.:>- m OP *• Thursday, January 20, 1983 O&E (I.R.W.Q13C Ohio State heads Area sports missing from airwaves It was a cold and snowy night. Static crackled equipment, the travel and paying someone to and whistled from the speaker of my Sony Litetlme broadcast the games," said office manager Debra S'craft exhibition Digimatic clock radio. y Krystyniak, explaining the station's decision to drop local sports. "And advertising response Juat By Brad Emons Michigan's high school basketball tournament wasn't that good." ., staff writer was raging full force on this particular Saturday last March. There were interesting regional finals Any plans to revive school sports coverage? To; Tom tell you the truth, I don't think so," Krystyniak said.' Some of the top players from the being played all over the state. - volleyball ' Tuning carefully, I hoped to pick up a play-by "We're really going good with our music now* and midwest, both men and women, will Baer we want to emphasize that." ' ' be engaged in a power volleyball ex lack of activity In the last month. / play broadcast of one* of them, or at least gather In a few scoxes. But no such luck..Not with the Michi BUT THINGS are different up In Mt. Pleasant' hibition Saturday night at Schoolcraft "We started practicing when we 1 College. gan teams, anyway. ' where WCEN (almost certainly one of the stations , came back to school (Jan. 3),* he said. SO WHAT HAPPENED to the Detroit-area my colleague "touched* during his college days) Is ' The double-header program begins "I think they will _ be sharp for two What I heard instead was a stirring account of the Plymouth, Ind., High School team beating stuff? " happy to broadcast football and basketball from, at 7 p.m. at the Physical Education games. Theylll be excited about play Well, very little English Is spoken around WPON two high schools and CMU, / Building with the Schoolcraft wom ing one more time." " somebody in that state's tournament over WOWO, Ft. Wayne. -And later a girls' state, semifinal game these days. The station has undergone a couple of '."It's an Important part of our programming," en's team, a'second-place finisher Jast Making their final appearances in a recent -"formal" Changes, switching from middle- November in the national junior col- involving Mercy and Marshall County, two Kentuc said WCEN news director James Hughes,'"because' Schoolcraft- uniform are All-Ameri of-the-road to country, music ajid finally to to its the local people are listening. . . their children are . lege tournament, against Eastern can Karen, Kelley, a.Livonia Steven-' ky, high schools, came booming in over WHAS, Louisville: ,. • ' . present ethnic programming under new ownership. playing. We seem to have a big lisfenership for all- Michigan University, a.fifth-place fin son graduate; Miki Truchan (Livonia A lot of foreign-language broadcasts are featured. isher in the Mid-AmericaD Confer As a true sports junkie, I listened ih and,enjoyed three schools." . •. ' . !...- Bentley), Jenny Buchanan (Redford In its mlddle-ofnhe-road days, WPON broadcast Would Hughes care to'venture an opinion about^ ence. Union), Chris Stellberger • (Livonia every minute. But why, I wondered at the time, did I have to tune out of state to hear some high school some Oakland University basketball game* as well why it seems to work so well in Mt. Pleasant and- The second match, scheduled for Clarenceville) and Nancy Hughes as Pontlac-area high school games. not around Detroit? 8:30, pits NCAA semifinallst. Ohio (North Farmiiigton). basketball? Why were there no broadcasts of.Michi- r s gan games on stations that could be received in the ' "We still do local sports In the sense that we re "I don't know . . . unless it's Just that the statfon,, : State against Haggerty Lumber, a * Ohio State, meanwhile, is one of the port the scores and things like that," said David Lee is willing to get involved in the first place," Hughes' top-flight AAU squad based in Chica top men's teams in the Midwest Inter Detroit area? It wasn't always thus. In the mid-1970s, two very Harper, WPON's news and sports director. "But we answered. "In Detroit you have the big leagues, go- collegiate Volleyball Association haven't done any play-by-play for about a year. sure, but you have lots of stations, too. They, Tickets, which can be purchased at (MIVA).V hearable stations, WPON in Pontiac and WBRB (now WWHK) in Mt. Clemens, made local high "We were negotiating to get OU basketball back shouldn't ignore the locals. That's really their bread' the door, are $2.50 for adults and Formerly called Chicago Building on the air, but with the new owners and all, other and butter." $1.50 for students. school football and basketball a regular part of Supply, Haggerty features such stand things take priority, unfortunately." Now, this report is not to be taken as a knock on "I'm hoping for 1,500 people and outs as Joe Battalia, a national team their Friday night programming. I remember hearing Kurt Schneider, then Over at WBRB - oops, make that WWHK - the those small FM stations owned by school districts that's not a pipe dream," said School member from 1975-80; former Bir sounds of the big bands are floating or* the airwaves and operated by students (Southfleld's WSHJ and craft women's coach Mike O'Toole. mingham resident Pete Johnson, WPON's sports director, call North Farmington's v stunning upset of Birmingham Brother Rice in the that once carried the exploits of high school teams. Plymouth's WSDP come to mind) because some of "This is the last chance for five of our MVP in both the National Association "There was a lot of cost involved what with the them dd a good job with local sports. starters to perform before the home Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) and 1978 Class A football semifinals. Rice beat Utica crowd. MIVA in 1974; and Mark Fotenakasof Henry Ford in a 1977 classic basketball regional "We split with Eastern during the Southfleld, a National AAU AU-Amer- aired on the old WBRB station. season so it should be close. It could ieanlnl974. And outstate, away from metropolitan Detroit's INTERNATIONAL AUTO BODY, INC really go either way. (Coach) Frank tar and cement and lots to do on Friday nights, Fristenski has the Hurons playing THE BUCKEYES, annually one of local sports are all over the dial. better volleyball than ever before." the top teams in the midwest, rely on A colleague, remembering his college days at the setting of Brighton's David Central Michigan University in Mt. Pleasant, said OTOOLE. whose team went 42-12 Janasak and the hitting of Edwin Fer of the local radio: "On Friday night, you'd jump in this season, expects his girls to be in nandez, a former player on the Puer your car, and it seemed like you could pick up a "Tiear-championship form despite a to Rican National Team. high school game on just about any spot oh the dial J you'd touch." 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HTS/ANNAPOLJS 60 , apd six assists. ball lineup. * "^*- the third quarter and 13 in the final pe Forward Sean Berro paced Djarborn The 6-foot senior, out of action for riod. The Eagles ran their season mark to Heights (1-9) with 18 points."' •"*-*"•» the past three weeks with an eye infec 8-,r behind senior forward George Si- '" BISHOP GALLAGHER 71 tion, came off the bench to score 19 "We half-court trapped all during the second half and. we forced a lot of turn bel'8 28 points and 10 rebounds. -.-..-.- BISHOP BORGESS 66 (OT) points as the Cougars won a non-league Thurston led 35-27 at intermission, The host Lancers (7-3) rallied in the , game Tuesday at Taylor Center. overs," said Dropp, whose team is a re spectable 7-3. but Annapolis cut the gap to six at the final quarterby hitting key free throws ' "I almost didn't play him because he end of three quarters before Thurs*ton down the stetch. had only one day of practice," said a Guard Tom Ferrell added 12 points could pull away! Dave Gruperihoff netted 22 apd John happy GC coach', Bob Dropp. "The main and junior forward Scott McCIoskey . Slbel got plenty of support from thing about this game is that we had a Fitzgerald added 21 for the winners. chipped in with 11 for the winners. guard Steve Smith and junior center Gallagher made 23 of 27 free throws player come in and help us off the Don Jackson led Taylor Center with Dan Starlnsky as each tallied. 12 points. bench." in handing Borgess its fifth loss of the 16. • Jim Weiss, a 6-5 sehidr forward, year. Wesiland Bowl homes new 700 club members ' Modem equipment has changed the entire game But the present game is popular. Jilst as baseball of bowling. wanted the home runs, bowling now wants high There was a time when a bowler carrying an av scores — and is getting thera. erage of 200 was considered a real star- Tdday, THE 700 CLUB inducted a host of new members in the pocket more than 50 of the 80 bowlers in the.men's All- during the week in the western suburbs.-A great Star league average better than 200 with the top change in the game was proven Jan. 10 when six by W.W.Edgar man registering a 227 average. 700 series were posted in one day at Westland These changes have been brought about, so the Bowl. as Ted Kress hit 701 and Steve Stevens, 709. The bowlers say, because, of the advent of plastic pins in Three of those occurred in the Monday Morning sixth was posted in the mixed classic where Steve favor of the oldtime wooden maples. The bowlers SKIINGS GREAT..... men's league with Jim Jesson showing the way Hubble had a 723. . insist that balls made of different materials suit with a 731. He was followed by Ted Ratliff, 705, The scoring king of the week was Tom Leonard, at all the local ski areas. There's PLENTY OF MAN MADE SNOW.the different finishes now used on the lanes. and Rick Russell, 701. who linked games of 258, 267 and 255 for 780 at weather has been nice for skiing and up NORTH IT'S BEAUTIFUL. Another change was brought about by the inser Two more were registered in the All-Star league Bel-Aire. tion of stars on the lanes to guide the bowler in pi jx f directing his or her ball. In the old days the mM ^^/ I • there has been no snow in your back yard to l bowlers, and each had a different style, counted the trNFINISHED FURNITURE remind you, so we're having a gigantic SNOW DANCE SALE to get yo boards from the right. Wedding going and make it SNOW. But the new conditions have made a mockery of rEVERY ITEM 20%-40% OFF I the old game. 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MikePashenee. , f PREP BASKETBALL £ HOCKEY LEAGUE The latest win came against Sagi* • Other Borgess winners were: Mark BASKETBALL STANDINGS • DEARBORN HiGH <| Friday, Jan. 21 CATHOLIC LEAGUE . GYMNASTICS INVITATIONAL STANDINGS Birnj. BroUr Rice at pish. Borgess, 7:45 p.m. naw, 48-15. Glenn captured 10 of 13 Anderson (98), who pinned Darren AB Division Temple Chrllajjat Flint Christian, 8 pm. matches with Rick Gillies (98 pounds), Johnson ifl 4:29; Ken Freeman (105), Central Bracket Team Standings: 1. Troy, 131.SS; 2. Freeland. » teaip W L T PU. Redford ThWoo at Redford Unloo, ,7:45 pm Mike Rossi (119), Jeff Chlcky (132), who pinned John Mierz in 5:55; Joe League Overall 127.85; '3. Ann Arbor Pioneer, 125.05; 4. Nortjf,' Llv. Stevenson t 1.0 1« St Agatha aWyan. Mt. Carrael, 7:«S pm. Tom Forchlone (138) and Don Fory Linck (U2), a 4-0 decision against Todd W L W L Farmlngton; 124 5; 5: Ludlngton.-llSMS; ¢. Adrian, B.H. Andover « p o 12 '. C*Ut CenWat Warren DeLaSalle, 7:45 p.m. Catholic Central . 4 18 1 J2f J; 7. Dearborn, 118.8; 8-East Lansing, llS.8; 9. Wyan. Roosevelt 5 2 0 10 GardenCiljtN.Farmlngton,745 p.m. chlone (155) scoring pins. Metiger, Brian Smeardon (145), a 8-6 Brother Rice 4 1 6 4 Grosse Point* South, 110.1; 10 Plymouth Canton, "" Southfield 5 4 0 10 Uv. Frank) at Wsld. John Glenn, 7:45 p m Glenn also blanked Warren Cousino, decision oyer Pat Curry; Mike Graczyk Bishop Gallagher 3 2". 73 10«.«; 11. BIoomfieM Hills Andover, 104.75; 12. ', Uv. Bentley 3 4 0 • Uv. BeoUe>( F'arralngton, 7;4i pm. taking five matches on walkovers and (155), a pin in 4:02 versus Dap Wilson; Bishop Borgess 2 3 5 5 Walled Lake Central, 101.35; 13. WesUand John 8 H. UhMr 2--4 0 4 - Waited Litest, at Ply. Canton, 7:4$ pm scoring seven pins. Rossi ha'd the fast John Ward'{167), a pin in 3:58 against DeLaSalle . • t . 2 J '56 Glenn, J«9; .14. Dearborn EdselFord, 95.05i • .' Liv. Franklin-, 2 6 0 4 Ply. Salem) Walled Lk. Cent, 7:45 p.m. est pin, taking Just 23 seconds to beat JJob Carroll. , ', _ _ ; . Notre Dame. OS 3 6 South.-Latarvp 2 S 0 4 1 ~r —'"^-r© © Division Uv Chyrchlll : /DOLLECE BASKETBALL xjpponfeht Bruce ScaTSSlJa. ^' " ~ All-Aronndi 1. Hepdrichs (FreetandJ, 35.3; 2. Mi •1:7 0 2 TrTa"CaTEoiTc League CeritraTljTvF West Bracket -^ Saturday, Jan, 22 Glenn's 47-20 victory over Warren slbn dual last week, Birmingham ' Ua'goe Overall chaels (Troy), J5.0-. J. Al'beck (Adrian), 348; 4 ' * Highland {, at Schoolcraft (women's),) pm Stark (Pioneer), 33.5; 5. Kolly (Luitoigtoo). 32 6; ¢. i, LEADING SCORERS . Brother Rice handed the Spartans a 54- W L . WL Schoolcraft Hlghlarid Pk. (men's), 8 p.m. Lincoln was highlighted by Chlcky's 23- Wyllie ^Freeland), 32.25; 7. (tie) Griffin (North ' player ., . 0 A PU Mt. Carmel A 4 1 » 2 ' t • second pin of Eric Rtemer. 16 defeat. Farmlngtoofc Sirna (TToy), Furlong (Pioneerj, 32.1 ' 1$ 29- A A. Gab Richard 3 1 EJ.,PerraaU(L$) ^^ 16 7,e 10. Wallis (Ludingloo), 32.05. KeoOkapol(SF) -. JO 21 ^ \ - PREP HOCKEY Other Glenn winners included Tom Freeman, sporting a 19-9 mark, Holy Rosary 3 2 , Friday, Jan. 21 EdZaJdel(LF) 12 S 17 Glbsoh:(105),Din Gibson (112), Rossi pinned Ramsey Kizy in 2:48. Ward, who St Agatha 2 2 S 4 U/FraohliVs. Llv. Stevenson • Join Phillip* (LS) 9 8 17 (119), Mike Proffitt (126), Robb Pacloc- is 6-0 since returning from an injury, St. Andrew 2 S 10 17 (at Uvooii Edgar Arena), 6 p.m. Balance Beam:' 1 Michaels (Troy), 9.1; 2.'«en- JoknGateardUSF) 7 ]' Saturday, Jan. 22 co (145), Don Forchlone (155), Bryan decisloned Allen Sparks, 10-2. Borgess' WESTERN LAKES/ . , drichs (FreeUod) 8.4; 3. Albeck (Adrian), 8.2. i. 0 Dave Co* (IS) 12 V »« Liv. Franko vs. Milford Lakeland . other win was registered by Ketchum, 10 IS Dye (185) and Tom Alios! (198). ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION Cousino (Troy), .8.0; 5-Goddard (Freeland), 7.85; 6. Barry Meyer (SI) * 5 (at Waterfid's Lake[and Arena), 5:30pm. 14 The Rockets made It two straight in who pinned David Basirico in 55 sec Western Division Ebben (Adrian). 7.75; 7. Kolly (Ludingtoo), 7.7; 8. -' Steve Waldoxui(BHA) " ' 9 Ann Arbor Jiron vs. Catholic Central onds. League Overall Stark (Pioneer), 7.65; 9. Salisbury (Edsel Ford). " Dais Ldrigaa (SL) 7 14 (at RedforcVrena), 8 p.m. the Northwest Suburban League with a 13 W L W L 7.55; 10. Beale (Canton), 7.5. Erik Strom (LS) 4 47-19 triumph over North Farmlngton CC MAT INVITATIONAL in a match closer than the final score Churchill 6 1 7 3 LEADING GOALIES Five of the state's top teams will be Northville 3 3 4 S indicates. Ply. Canton 2 4 3 < Floor Exercise: 1. Albeck (Adrian), 9.45; 2. Mi- - pltyer OP GA Avg Lake Shore 2 2 3 7 34 37 on hand Saturday for the annual De Farm. Harrison 2 6 chaels (Troy). 9.2; 3. Kolly (Lodirigtod),"9.05; 4? Darin Phillips (LS) 7 14 3.00 CPULlggetl "; 1 2 3 5 18 23 Scoring victories for Glenn were: troit Catholic Central wrestling tourna ...... rv 1 S 3 5 21 32 W.L Western 0 6 0 9 Hendrichs (Freeland), 90; 5. Wyllie (Freeland), 8.9; „ Jeff Schneider (BHA) 4¼ 12U.M Lakevlew j Tom Gibson, a pin in 1:55 Over Mike 6. Griitin (North Farmlngton), 8.85, 7. Goddard . w Dave Benton (LB) , 6 19 3.16 South Lake •• 0 7 1 1 20 78 ment. Lakes Division : %>retlc; Dan Gibson, a 12-3 decision (Freeland), 6M; 8. Cooroy (Andover). 8.75: 9. Ed- * RaadySawlcki(WR>. 4 IS 3.7S against Matt Gasser, Rossi, a j>ln in Preliminary action gets underway at League Overall 11 a.m. with the finals slated for 7 p.m. W L W L wards (North Farmlngton), 8.6; 10. Wallis (Luding- j STATISTICS 3:56 against Todd Brown; Paciocco, a Liv. Stevenson 7 0 9 1 ton),«55. Admission is $2 per session. Ply. Salem 5 1 7 2 GP G A Pis. pin in 2:40 versus Dave Goldberg; Don Player I Temperance-Bedford, last year's W.L Central 3 3 4 5 7 U 7 21 Forchlone, a pin in 1:23 over Mark Ner- MICHIGAN METRO HIGH B McCghey{A&) Llv. Bentley 2 4 4 5 Joe Mocmk (Ca» 8 13 4 17 Class A state champion, will return to Vault: 1. Eoclso (Troy), 9.2. 2, Albeck (Adrian), SCHOOL HOCKEY LEAGUE nas; Vaughn Viar (167) decisloned Jeff Farmlngton 1 S ! 5 D.Gtacomin(B{ S 5 13 Kirkendall, 4-2; Alios!, a pin against defend its CC Invitational crown. Other 9.1; 3. Michaels (Troy), 9.05; 4. Hendrichs (FTee- 6 5 12 NORTHWEST SUBURBAN LEAGUE land). 8 95; 5. Wyllie (Freeland), 8.9; 6 Starlf (Pio WEST DIVISION Joe Maddelena £) Class A powers include Grandville, 7 5 12 Dan Eaton in 49 seconds; and heavy League Overall neerj. 8.8; 7. Wright (Adrian), 8 65; 8. Carew (Dear- Team W T PU. GF GA Dave Smith (AA) Lansing Eastern, Wayne Memorial and 7 3 11 weight Kurt Potulski, who pinned Greg W L W L bom), 8.5; 9. Beale (Canton). 8.4; 10. Morman AA Huron 5 49 34 Mark Sykes (SL{ 10 Jon Doehr (Q • 4 6 11 hostCC. Red. Thurston 4 0 8 1 (Freeland), 8.35. Trenton 4 10 38 30 Collier in 36 seconds.' Jeff Buck (LV) 9 7 11 Rounding out the 16-team field are Wsld John Glenn .. 3 1 8 3 C.C. 2 27 13 R.Whltmer(LV 9 2 10 At 98 pounds, Gillies and North's Garden City 2 2 7 3 Cran brook 4 8 23 10 Redford Thurston, Birmingham Jim Jarema(L? 6 4 Terry Donovan battled to a 2-2 tie. And Uv. Franklin 2 2 4 5 Parallel Bars: 1. Hendrichs (Freeland). 8 95; 2 . Brother Rice 2 6 37 35 ;o Brother Rice, Bay City Western, Lans Don Gerkey (F) 6 8 10 at 185, Dye and North's Brian Hood N. Farmlngton 1 3 4 5 Furlong (Pioneer). 8.8, 3 Goddard (Freeland). 8.75; .* AA Pioneer 2 5 22 32 ing Sexton, Ann Arbor Pioneer, Grand r Norm Olds (T) 6 2 9 fought to a 3-3 deadlock. Redford Union ~ • 0 4 0 9 4. SUrk (Pioneer), 86; 5. Sirna (Troy), 8.2; 6. Enci- •) Larry DePalarr(T) 6 5 9 Ledge, Warren Lincoln, Mt. Clemens, INDEPENDENT so (Troy), 8.1; 7. (Tie) Wallis (Ludingtoo). Albeck .* EAST DIVISION Carl FraniU (F 6 6 W L (Adrian), Wyllie (Freeland), 8.05; 10 (Tie) Griffin : 6 0 . 1 13 40 11 9 BEDFORD BISHOP BORGESS and East Kentwood, Pontiac Northern and Fraser. Jef f Jarema (li 6 7 Clarenceville 2 7 (North Farmingtoo). Carew (Dearborn). 8.0. \ APCabrini 5 3 1 11 38 29 9 Woodhaven battled to a 36-36 tie Tues Warren Cousino. Ocelot gymriast^ fall despite record SERVICES i • AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS There were numerous bright spots for Schoolcraf cjach Cecil Freshman Arnold Gonzales from Taylor Truman scored 39.0 on WINTER SPECIAL • STANDARD TRANSMISSIONS • REAR ENDS Woodruff despite a 249.3-188.9 men's gymnastics los: S/turday at all around, another solid performance that satisified Woodruff. STOP TRANSMISSION TROUBLE BEFORE IT STOPS YOU! • FRONT WHEEL DRIVES Ken t State (Ohio) University. It was Schoolcraft's opeie • 4-WHEEL DRIVES "Although we were out of our league our guys didi' mbarrass "HE (GONZALES) was only one point away from our school TRANSMISSION TUNE UP • CLUTCHES & FLYWHEELS themselves," said Woodruff. "We had clean routln and good record," he said. "We'll have three guys break the all-around mark • UNIVERSAL JOINTS & DRtVt—* WorW'a Largest Transmission Specialists SHAFTS < I scores. And we also set a team record (188.9)." before the season is over." $5.95 Service performed onh/ on •FOREIGN CARS Six of Woodruff's gymnasts are from Ionia. —tivdnia Franklin grad Joe DIDomenico, who came into the sport vehicles where transmission Is In •FREE TOWING I "We sort of have a northern connection," Woodruf lid, "Jerry last fall as a novice, placed second on the team in vault with a proper operating condition. Oth J erwise $5.95 will be credited to "ASK ABOUT THE Rleghard, who was a gymnast here in 1971-72 and la went on to score of 8.3. any required service. I Central Michigan. He's now the coach of Ionia an fie's doing a Woodruff is also optimistic about Chris Headrick of Redford OFFER EXPIRE8 3-15-83 AAMCOCAR I good job of recruiting for us." Union in the floor exercise, rings, vault and horizontal bars. Plym- OWNERSHIP WARRANTY •"^COMPLETE ROAD TEST • CHANGE TRANSMISSION FLUID I Schoolcraft's captain, Bruce Schafer, a sopbomo from Ionia^j-. outh Salem's Scott Carlson will also help out on the bars routines • •ADJUST LINKAGE •CLEAN SCREEN WITH ITS FREE I scored an 6.1 on floor exercise to gain fourth place. also had an '"' and Dave Schmidt of Bishop Borgess is expected to provide depth | • ADJUST BANDS WHERE APPUCABLE • REPLACE PAN GASKET also-pleased-—on-rings-and-floor-exercise^—— '- : {VlUtoi this coupon *i these locauons omyT Woodruff. . yc Woodruff said the. goal of the team is to reach the nationals SOUTHFIELD GARDEN CITY Another Ionia grad, Karl Schneider, came thro with a nice .... March 18-19 in Farmingdale, N.Y> I 26086 W. 8 Mile Road 29150 Ford Road I Schoolcraft will meet Miami of Ohio at 1 p.m. Saturday in its I 2 Blocks west of Beech Daly Just east of Middlebelt I routine on the horizontal bars despite a fall and sc/ed a 6.6 from 355-9434 525-7380 the judges. home opener. L. •JWi .J We know of two in particular. The Fit/si Investment Senices swimming rankhgs from yoiu' First American Bank. Both give you the best of the ALL—AREA BOYS' Mikekwrence (Bentley) 119.6 Stevqchonxnbery (StevensonJ 119.4 money funds: Immediate access to BEST SWIM TIMES your money. Competitive money 100-yard butterfly ID each Thursday edition of the Oburver, (he Scotfargent (Bentley) 56.4 market rates. And no fees or penalties best boy*' awlm times ID oar coverage area will be Kurfein (Stevenson)! 57 6 for early withdrawal. published. Coaches are asked to report tbelr Grepeska (Stevensoa) 59.6 team's top times to Livonia Stevenson coach Dong Erifutcoinson (Churchill) 1:02.0 But beyond that.yflirH find differ Buckler 2:30-5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday at VinJ Fourment (ChfrchJU) 1:02.2 Steveosoo (261-1250 — ask for the pool) or In the GrflRogera (Stevenson) 1:04.0 ences that can make all the difference. evening at S31-S872. lOf yard freestyle Our Investment Savings Fund. 200-yardmedley relay Kvt Heln (Stevenson) 51.6 The rates are high Jhe minimum's not. Stevenson ' / 1:49.0 EiBaird(ChurcUll) 53.1 Bentley ._._. 1:52.7 )Us Keller (Frinklln) 53.6 With a minimum deposit of just $2,500 Churchill 1:511 [rkJubenville.Stevenson) ...... 54.7 Franklin . . . .' 1:58 2 IrryBarbartcl (Bentley) 55.0 (the lowest the law allows), you can ttWeaver(Sevenson) ,.. ..t . .55.4 earn money market rates. And you can 200-yard freestyle Pat Garvey (Franklin) l'54.4 | ;. . 500-yard freestyle get to your money any timeyou need to. Scott Sargent (Bentley) 1:55.2 PatGarvtyCFanklin) . . .' 5:10.9 Best of all, it s FDIC-insiu ed. up Brian Comatock (Churchill) . .1:59.6 prianCorbttfk (Churchill) 5:29.0 Rob Welnshlemer (Bentley) ...... '.. . 1:39.6 RobWetnfierner(Bentley) ,. . .5:31.1 to $100,000 per depositor. Tom Caughlln (B«Dtley) . .2:01.5 ScottSarf ni(Bentley) .5:335 Greg Dcska (Stevenson) .2:03.1 Drew Bat I Churchill) .5:38.6 Our Investment Checking Pund.Write Fete Rav«w (Stevenson) 5:45.6 any number of checks for any amount. 200-yard Individual medley Greg Deska (Stevenson) 2.1J.4 100-yard backstroke Unlike money market funds, vou can Kurt Heln (Stevenson). .-....- 21S.6 KevinEVrlart(Stevenson). . 59.6 Kevin Everhart (Stevenson) .2:14.1 Greg Dew (Stevenson) 1:04.2 write an unlimited number of checks, Drew Balrd (Churchill 2:15.5 Drew BM (Churchill) . . 1:05.0 for any amount large or small! Jim Burmeljter (Bentley) 2:24.8 Lewis Nflstrelli (Stevenson) 1:06.0 Rob Welnsheimer (Bentley) 2:26.0 RussBfeodall(Churchill). ., 1:07.0 T hat's what makes our new Greg Roger (Stevenson). '. 2:26.0 Scott S«ent (Bentley) 1:07.4 Randy^tero (Franklin) . ..1:09.7 $2,500 minimum Investment Check- • SO-yard freestyle ing Fimd so attractive to investors Kurt Heln (Stevenson) 22.7 100-yard b'reaslstroke looking for money market rates. FDIC Scott Sargent (Bentley) 23.J Eric m >yv'.^-.., . ,; :^. '-,-.•..> : 4U'Flortda Rentals v:, i 1620 Sect*t*rtal Bu*ineM 714 euilne*** '-•••-. ,v •-•>•'•• «1« Auto Rental* ;•"•: -: 25' Bathhrb rWw»hlr>g"v, .-• 99 dutfers;- ' VJ: - * >' 223 RecrealionW Vehicle'. 333 Northern property S v 1 : REAL ESTATE: ,415 Vacation R«nt*>* '-•Services-' : '\f ' Omo*E<|ulpment. .:,1 'ix'-lMSSXI^S:.;--"' ." 2«. Btcyole MaJntenanoa;... 102 Handyman ;j '•' \" ' ':''•:• Servios ' -; - O'.".-\ ''-: 334 Oul p» te*n Pr&perty. .1622 Professional Servtoa* 7 J5 C»nYrv-lnd Eojulpmeftt «19 AAQHr&Kfy ' 27 BrldCBloc* 4 Cement. 105rHau«ng-, .-,;:, X . -• • 224 R«^H«rdw6od|',.'/. : 3M florid* Property tor' 41« Haft* for Rent y • ; v;,.F0rWi,e; _••; ^ 419 MoMe Home Space • L523 'Attorn*y»A«gal. ..-.- 7« l,ij*n, garden». :••'•• «20 AWo»Vyan\»cf 2« Boat Docks - -,v - ^ ;•'• 10« Keating.-:--'vr'. :• 225.R*flni*r*tg- '->-.:.:•' ; V-Y.'$ii»V.;V '••: f'-- ''! 30 Bopkkeepm^Seryto*-,' :: 302 WrnJnghanH- ^.l'-«' V 420 Room* to Rent , :•/. •'. toun*e«>{( ;...'••[• ;•-- fa/mEo^pme"* -"' 621 Jur*Cars.Wanted •- j6»'Soi»Energy" , :.•••-. 229' Refrigeration •"" -.', , ..pjc^rrtrieW ;-'.--.-.'. ,-•' 337,Fjvm»»rl5aJe ':'"•:''. 7t« Burkflng Malarial* -, «23 rrw**for$al«..' V .MBuBdlngln*pect(oh ,- 1.1 jjHom*Safety. ; ..V .,- 233*Roof>itj"•••••'-'•• .-:^: ;• W'Country Homes ' ;, 421 Uylrig Ou*rter»'t*Sha/* v -3¾ Buidine,BeVnodeflrSg1 ;' t r ,; W we^eicwnflaid v-'•'" 422 Wanted Jo Rent ' L720 Farm Pf odiioe ' ^- «23 Vv&-^.^-:-- ' -..:" '1)2 Humidifier* ' ••:,:.; w.sdssof/sawji'; ; ;- 33$Hot|&Ac/»»g« •ANN0Ur^MEMT8 • L721'Flows 6Plants/ ;-': «24 Jeepi/4 Wheel Drfve' -¾ ByrgtarfV* Alarm .:'. 1"t.4 IrjoornsTsx.'.-.'i'": • ' ': ; ', ^fsSrujrpening./ .-•;. 304.jF»rr»lng' vW * - \ » \ I . I V Thuraday. January 20.1983 OAE (P,C-9CAW,Q-7C)* 11C, *;i 5« top. Ranted >\ 504 Help Wanled 504 Help Wanted 504 WpWanUd , 605 rWpWtintad 506 Help Wanted 506'Wilp Wanted 506 Help Wanted 60$ Help Wanted Offlc^lWfC*, Offlc*-CI«flcat 0ffl<^CI#frC«1 ; Food-B«vwr*g» ..;'>:8ftf4t.-i:-;-'.::-;.-- /.-..:8al«i' -^ Safe* ,/ i. PdfTMWtlC . NWISE or Medical Assistant needed to SECRETARY .v Experienced with la-' wort part time: to Spulhfleld doctors INSURANCE AGENCY '-.:"-. s SHORT ORDER COOKS -,. INTERNATIONAL ? :••" :-7 •••.*•'• ' -SALES' • WOMENS' FASHION specialty. store HOME rTEALTHCARE AIDE .-' -BOOKKEEPER torr control sales orders, soma with-counter experience. * Part' time. Wpplesaling/ Marketinjt • eipaafWg la . ADMTWSTrUmKTtSSlSTAm' > has Immediate opening for part-time Must be experienced la using • Hoyer - -' office. Experienced vltk yens Penc- MANUFACnmiNa EXPERIENCE - _.VP«ler eotnr esnerieoc«, excellent Must M OexibVe, dependable. Gary's $15,000 plus. An emjoloyee^enefit pun- salesperson at our TeVT>efr« Malt • {are necessary. /,---:. i -.-•'-- .'••' IM-JW v v Cornmercial Lines ^ ; France. Great Britain. Huge markefeo- palienyifter/ Care for a qaadrapiegie:' /v NORTjO^ SUB VRBAN LOCATION. pbopabtUty ft typlni. Good benefits, De|t.:-.;>. :.;.:,-~.>--5Tv ': «)1-Mi4 tential if you have cootacG or family la Must be" available evenings and week man lo private, home, bewatlfw *w- ' Very pleasant atmosphere U this subur : Wifleld are*. CaTpat between »- these ceontries. No seed to travel tier*, fectlva ta ends. PrjojK/astioo *a>es experience rouodtogx, Ught booekeeptog iarolredr-.': ,'-•>•/. .NURSESAIDES ..: Direct responsibility /on- ^.- '; - TAKiNO APPLICATIONS for, Wat ' Nursing homes, bosplals, clinics »bo 5 ban flrnC Lots of variety, but main tt- fpttM'v .•••>.'"'•;•:;•'';:••:•::iil4M •ales*: yotf want to^ For an appoint i' on the You mast b* qualified, tellable, honest V •PAYROLL v prepare documents for sponslbUlty ;axstsUng with commercial (resses ft Bakers. Dunkia Dooaix, 477) phooeTSotD* secretarial & bookkeeping 7 trainee*. Pe>x«>rj>elDaU,W ft* v. outside computer,run. >'".*"• '•'.•'/ > TARYi Light bookkeeping, (yp- ment, ta discuss this unique opportuni prompt ft wifling toirort 4 days*:- lines, Oood typing. 1(),000. Few pSd. Hlddlebelt, $ biocsj S. of Warren,;',.; ty, can David Moulrie, days, »5Y5«4«, , tnce license or life week(Vi hrs.pefday.rtSAMtiJPM^ -.-^ ..¾ X. •••• IX. ;y,HMi7««rt>»4 •ACCOUNTS PAYABLE • all aspecta: I . answering pbooe. Northwest OardeaOly: Call alter I *VL?/l'." - ; -. - ^.V? oMon,-Frl.»AM-4,MPM;.. ';•.•".•.-.••» ,-. * ^-- ••••'-•• •-•• eyes. t^M"! .! desirable but not a on a 5poj( torin basis. Rale per str/ts/% - CERTIFIED OCCVPATIONAL therapy •ACCCOUNTS RECEIVABLE • all as- requisitequisll . Base salary; plus incentive flable rr fereoces required. j L^\ a A! ->- -J--^- *4 ^4* —-'-^ ^i—i in ^^^•^-x?--,' mmmmmmm. mm *" 12C*(P,C-1QC,R,YV.G-8C) O&E Thursday. January 20,1083 513 Situations Wanted 511 Entertainment 511 Enf«rtajnmwi» 628 Entertainment 628 Entertainment 612 Situations Wanted 512 Situations Wanted .512 Situations Wanted 512 Situations Wanted Male A VERY GORDON - MAGICIAN • FANTASY SOUNDS - WEDDINO BAND todtUooInf for til Female . Female Female Female Extraordinaire! Available for til Present*: "Musk tor AUOccttions- PROFESSIONAL - UgJK * Sound En Interested. Please, corae this Sua tt PROFESSIONAL POOL TABLE occasions. For mot* lRfonwtlon, ctll: 875. • 1st boor & »34. etc* boor tiler. tertainment ANY OCCASION, Class ce«trtllT}ocatedhall. DAY WORK wmKd. Sat 4 Toes. Expe HOUSECLEANINO/ I mature ladles, UV&IN. CARE (or the »kk or elderly, weekeods. Dependable, reference* Repairs Recover. Reasonable rales. tn-sm For Wo, till Bob, 591-142» Reunion*. Bowling Btaqoeta, Wedding*. Ctll (or more (nJormttioa (M »19? rienced wltb good references. OVn booest. reliable, references, reasonable CaTMlke »»»» School*. Over 40W telecUoo*. We plav Irtntportttloa Please call titer »pm, rate*. Blrmlnghtro. Blootnfleld, Tro/. Need transportation W-»» JAN SAN PUPPETS whit vo» request, Ctll lor appt to visit ABCARE -.'-'-< »7J-S7M Alter 4nm.t7>-071fc ' UtjlU BAND lor HIRE Children entertainment: Puppets, our showroom for »' demoostrttlon. 612 Situation! Wanted MAID SERVICE ' 515 Child Care All occasion rock 4 TOU, W» 4 10X magk anisic, all occasions. Call Come'Dance With V*. W« are SpecUUricg 1« private duty nursing la DOMESTIC - Withe* work J day* lathe HOUSECLEANINO - wort dooe by 1 Reliable (inn has cleaning ladles trail- Call Jerry: 154-7417 iHUU 442-7450 or (17-4(74 - Female the Home, Hospital, rrurslni Ptcilltie* Blrmlngharo/Bloomfleld tret. Own reliable women who do • thorough job. tble for private borne*. Servic*U\g CHILD CARE PROGRAM - for tier It RN-*, LPN\COMPAN10NS • IrinsportaUoej tod reference*. . North vide, Farmington, Birmingham many professional clients for over woe months to I ytt. of age. Certified teactf DANCE WITH ME PRODUCTIONS BOOKKEEPINO SERVICES year*. Please call for additional Infor ers. Part time & i*uU time programs. through tritl balance"" AIDES trea. Call after* PM* . ...' Kt-UU 518 Education & Instruction Uc. - Ins. 689-2705 NEWBORN CARE mation. Located to Livonia. Hi-J7«7 Payroll 4 tax returns EXCELLENT CLEANINQ HELP " . ' HOUSECLEANINC' . Domestic Services Inc. . 477-JM7 418-5IM •- RESPIRATORY • PHYSICAL DAY CARE - in my Oak Park borne Planning t WedMing or t Partyl Letus OCCUPATIONAL Birmingham BloomOeld ut*. Also i bard workLu reliable "women, lleter- kelp yw celebf ate with "Musk u you bouse sitting. Reference* furnished eoces. Bloomfield HUH • Farmlpgtoo MATURE capable bookkeeper, accu Licensed Teacher has B5 early child SPEECH THERAPISTS rate tt figures, (ul) charge thru trial hood education, » yra experience like It". The Crown Rootle Variety "CARING cV DOING" HOME PODIATRY VISITS area*. W-1417 DATA BandCalttllch 479 7(45 ' ^.-nncii balance, sales Ui, quarterly Uxes, col -Meals loclided. _MM91J IS OUR MOTTO Tier* U A Difference, We Care! EXPERIENCED Housekeeper & custo lections, managerial and supervisory PROCESSING SHOWCASE OF EnlertalKBeot. Need t • LIVE INS dial (or part Ume. Call Mtim dally. eiperteoc*. Eves, weekends. >»«•»» EXCELLENT CHILD CARE. Caring & band (or • weddingl Now vou can bear • AIDES ' loving torn* environment, Full-time, • five bind) on I Sunday tflerooon. For REP WING MATURE reliable woman will babysit part-time. Drop-las 4 after school. In furlMr Information call 772»f»> • RN'S&LPNS , 424.-8377-- EXPERIENCED, sortnj Mom wllJ ba with children while parents vacation. fants-11 yrs. lit Drake ajca, »>-»8S WORD For Horn* Health C«r« bysit your child, your transportation. TICKET Excellent references- 4IJ-J141 'SIDB STREET At IU Best • Ctll, 14 HOUR COVERAGE Bedford area. „ 5JV7tii HOME DAY CARE • licensed Expert, PROCESSING Versatile bind foryoor wedding or par ARTIST/CALLIORAPHER full fre« MOTHER DESIRES to baby sit «ur enced with retarded children. Joy Rd & ty Reasonable rate* 49» -»H. MED-STAFF Itnce work (or certificates, greeting EXPERIENCED, maturt lady desires WINNER fchild. Hours, 7J0 am to *S0 pro. Moo. FarrniBg^oo Rd tret Won., Thurt. cards, weddifig tnviltUoos^elc Reason 559-3(07.981-0*37,« (35-4191 567-2505 ike-LB posfUon as companloo aid. li«bt tint Frt ttit per day. meats provid Frt, 7am - Iptrt Toes. & Wed, 1] noon able rate* Moo-Frt 8aov«pm, «44-4341 bousekeet/ru] & cooking, lull titoe or ed. J MiMnhsler area. HS-JJJ4 toSpm ^»^»» weekends References. . , »2fr7lM SECRETARIAlX^^ 518 Education A Instruction BABYSIT- Competent experienced NURSE'S AIDE • Mature & dependable INFANT CARE 4 Toddler Program teenager. Blrtnhsihara/Bioomfleld I,ee 4 Laurie TlscWrhart • wants Rrivak Duty *ort Refereoces In Troy. Ouroi(alifi«d teacbets-will grre, area. Good with infants. Would lite pjce EXPERT QENERAL Housecleaning - & UansportaliSiL 174 >7I< With referieftces. Own transporalloo .- 11340 Klnloch* your child loving eaxe. family to'work with «44-34» DISCOVERY CORNER itt-ifil Oakland County area. Please call. • RocJfOfd • .RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST . ACCOUNTING BABYSITTER tnd/or Housekeeper. J»M»JorJIM»70 Mature, dependable woman,' eiAri- . INFANT TODLER PROC RAM « •''•••• LivooiJ • Ftrmlngtoo • Rerfford Expe enced in office procedures, also legal 1 weeks to JJ months ola." l HELP YOURSELF llXPERT HOUSECLEANiNG rienced with .references. CtU before •Pleaso call tlw%" promo lipn experience, 'seekj employment Call be Enroll now. Kinder Care. »PM 4702247 done by I boscsl depebdable ladles. tween » AM and J PM •• S48-1TM MANAGEMENT.., TO A Good references. Call after 4 pfli department of the Observer WestUnd 454-1950 WINTER TERM BEGIN3 JANUARY 31 CARING.... »1-7674 or • MJ-UJ7 & Eccentric between 9 A.M. LOVING DAYCARE * BETTER TOMORROW, A Tradition Since 197» .and 6 P.M., Friday, January TWO RELIABLE. Responsible ladies, . In my licensed Soulhiield borne •RNS-LPNS OENERAL HOUSECLEANING 21, 1993, to claim your two with refrrences. will clean your boose, J57JJ» NOW ACCEPTING APPLICA TIONS • LIVE -IN COMPANIONS Windows Eicellent refereoces. Hours all areas. Own transportation. Call af- TONITElt • HOME HEALTH AIDES negotiable. Call Liada. 't7«y074 FREE RED WING TICKETS. tertPM iJi-lSJi VILLAGE PRESCHOOL FINANCIAL AID A VAILABLE • HOME MAKER SERVICES b Day Care Center Pontiac Business Institute 21 Hr Service-7 Days/Week HOME HEALTHCARE. TWO woman, booesl and reliable will Soulhiield Road, corner Jl Mile PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE RN Supervised • Insured - Booded Screened, RN supervised. Insured S91-2300.rt.244* vacuum and dost your bouse, apart 55MJ71 Eve 510-911» DAY & NIGHT SCHOOL Jt hours- 7days-JS7-MSfl ment or office Reasonable. '•I offers night school programs In Word PRO-CARE ONE. INC Professional Medical Personnel Processing and Data Processing that can 569-4400 man I5I4MS 518 Education PDNTIAC make your Tomorrow a better one. HOME HEALTH Care Aide wishes !• CHILD CARE available. Infants to 4 oorsing. companloo. light housekeeping, & Instruction yean welcome. Tea Mile • Soulhiield CONGRATULATIONS 513 Situations Wanted Financial aid available. etc. Part time. Experience, references. MODELING 4 FINISHING SCHOOL BUSINESS INSTITUTE Road area. Your transportation. Refer Sou th/ield area pre ferabry S43I7JS Winter term begins January 31st. ences. 5(9-79(4 Male PLUS HOME ORDFFICE CLEANINQ • Moo. CAREER DIRECTIONS PROGRAM FARMINGTON 476-3145 CHILD CARE, vour transportation. HOUSEKEEPING and/or companloo. ACCOUNTANT desires part time or Classes now Forming For a Better Tomorrow Call Tburs i every other SaL or 4 brs. eves. Mature, reliable, transportation. Also small accounts. M yrs. experience. Ickster 4 Scboofcraft area. Monday Experienced, transportation h refer Self Enhancement I Runway Modeling; MADISON HEIGHTS 544-8039 '•I thru Friday. Hi years to J year olds. nurses aide experience. No >ob Is loo General ledger, all taxes, payroll, indi Photo Modeling/ Male Modeling^ Pontiac 333-7028 ences. JJS-9M3 big or small SI&-1U9 vidual/corporation. Mr. Saputot47-174» OXFORD 628-4846 i Farmington 476-3145 »50 week. 534-(047 Children's Modeling/ Career Directions HODSiXLEANING done efficiently, LADY WISHES DAY WORK CARPENTER • JS Years Experieoce. Program TAKE A FREE CLASS. CLEAN1NO WITH A European Touch! Call today PONTIAC 333-7028 Madison Heights 544-8039 Dependable, trustworthy, eicellent ref depend a N v. and thoroughly. 1 have ex Own Transporalloo & References Basements finished, offices, additions, Oxford 628-4846 > erences Home or office We can cellent references. Call Christine • find Call after IPM: bathrooms, etc. Reasonable prices. Genesis Modeling 4 Finishing School V^ oclshlne them all Call Loretta 8794373 me home between i-1 PM 4U-30SJ 4SJOS7» Free Estimates. 45J-7«5» 855-0355 M-;^ ?.,-.-ft '-^i-L. ^•H^ \&!~il f/.iSJ -:•'.'.-•••>•-•-• «f-,.> : r : ;L :;/-^-'-* <^:.- -r;.:rr.:;i^/:^ ^¾^- N^. '.i-•'•- - ' -ft--.V ^- 13 Accounting Services 33 Building & Remodeling 42 Carpet Cleaning 68 EJectrical 78 Firewood 117 Insulation 165 Painting & 215 Plumbing 269 Tile Work SMALL BUSINESSES 4 Individuals & Dyeing ADDITIONS WIRED SEASONED DRY HARDWOOD INSULATION SPECIAL Decorating LICENSED Plumber, drain cleaning. INSURANCE REPAIR SPECIALISTS Complete accounting IT COSTS NO MORE SERVICES MOVED-INCREASED Seasoned 2 years, |47. per face Will Insulate any home, walls arx) repairs, remodeling Dependable ser Ceramic Tile • Repairs 4 New Work KING'S CAREFUL CLEANING cord<(x«il«X Free Delivery. Experi attic- upto 1000sq ft (or $560. and tax services- 1 FLOODLlGHTS-bucket truck to 15' FATHER 4 SON TEAM vice 4 reasonable rales 24 hours Shower Leaks - Dry-wall - Plumbing ...to get Serving 4 Satisfying for 2S years. enced Tree Service Insured (85-4792 Certified 4JS-11M VIOLATIONS CORRECTED-REPAIR Call Anytime 2(1-1175 30 years experience Nolan's Plumbing. 887-2227 or 33(4011 EstByAppt 4224(70 first class workmanship. Jan. dis- 20% off Residential - Commercial Reasonable Rates S2S-!8JS,S57-10M SEASONED HARDWOOD NORTH AMERICAN INSULATION FIRST PLACE WINNER of two Professional. Qualified Dependable. Call (95-0924 or 6(1-0276 LOWEST PRICES (0 gallon Water 9 Aluminum Siding Reasonable Rates. 10 yrs experience 8( 0 per Face Cord^txSx 18) Blown-in Cellulose Heater Installed. $220 Plumbing 4 Gas CERAMIC TILE, SLATE 4 MARBLE National Awards, HAMILTON SUPERIOR SERVICES 354 4636-5814196 Attics • Walls has beeo satisfying customers JOURNEYMAN PAINTER Work Hot Water Heat Sewer Cleinlng New 4 Repairs I -ALL TYPES SIDING 4 Insulation Carpet 4 upholstery cleaning Disaster Speedy Contractor ' 4224(5« Repair*. Licensed . 464-3022 Thermal 4 Storm windows 4 doors for over 20 years restoration 24 hr. answering service SEASONED OAK Reasonable Rales • Free Estimates Free Estimates! 595-0888 Custom trim, awnings, gutters, roofing You deal directly with the Bob 5J7-97SJ Electric Service 4x8 i 18,150 a cord or 8(5 -5 cords at Call Frank. 584-6249 or 582-3926 LOW PRICE REPAIRS Metro Aluminum Frank_511-7477 .. owoer. All work guaranteed Free Estimates 464-1035 a time, delivered PLUMBING 4 SEWER CLEANING and competitively priced 5914427 123 Janitorial - LeBLANC PAINTING - Related Alterations • FREE Estimates • Designs PLASTER REPAIR Interior-Exterior 273 Tree Service ALUMA ENTERPRISES 44 Carpet Laying ALL ELECTRICAL REPAIRS CONGRESS CLEANING SERVICE • f 476-0011 All siding, trim, gutters, storms, roofing •Additions* Kitchens Residential 4 Commercial, breaker 4 SUBURBAN FIREWOOD INC. Refereoces... Work Guaranteed - ANDREW'S TREE SERVICE 12 Years Experience Housccleaning. Call Paul, 669-3576 oc 4,74431« 4 repairs Work Guaranteed Ucrased • Porch Enclosures, etc. & Repair (use panels, plugs, violations. Lk Low Split mixed hardward well seasoood walls, floors^ windows. Commercial 4 ' NATES PLUMBING Tree removal, trimming and topping 4 Insured Free Estimates. 6*«-S7S5 Prices. Free Est Anytime 58 (-7969 8.(5delivered. 4'x8' I16-I8' long FREE ESTIMATES Violations, Water HAMILTON BUILDERS B SEOG CARPET SERVICE Industrial Free Estimates. 546-8161 LIC 4 INSURED - HONEST 4 PROF WE DO GOOD WORK! Free estimates (95-1311 5(2-0228 Heater*. Disposals, Sewer Cleaning. 459(655 ALUMINUM SIDING - Trim Cutters, Call 559-5590...24 hrs. Carpel Repairs COMPLETE ELECTRICAL SERVICE Family Owned 4 Operated Res. 4 Comml. 198-0177, 855-3388 Light Carpentry. Odd Jobs Do it your PAD AVAILABLE PROFESSIONAL WORK SPARKLE JANfTORIAL SERV FREE ESTIMATES A -1 CONNOLLY TREE SERVICE self belp. Work Guarantee.'. Low Pric KITCHENS by AC.1 Wood or formka. 42I-4SS0, S11-4J27 . VERY REASONABLE RATES 81 Floor Service Michigan Paiollng 537-4193 PLUMBING SERVICE Tree Removal. Trimming Stump Re built to your specif actions to meet your Full Service inel. carpet cleaning es Free Estimates 4J7JM5 357-0366 Commlresl. Ins.. Exc. ref. 4((1602 REPAIRS ALTERATIONS moval & Land Clearing. Ins. - Free Est oecds For a free estimate call the Best CARPET INSTALLATIONS FLOOR SANDING-REFJNISHING M.GORELICK LICENSED 482-4517 ALUMINUM 4 V1NVT. SIDING. Trim Forget the Rest at 471-JMO Starting at II W) per sq.yd ELECTRICIAN Old floors our specialty. Stain work Professional Painting-Decorating Days. 5,25-4591 . Eve 522-4262 4 gutters, storm ^.ndows 4 doors. Pad available. Work dooe by full time FOR HIRE beautifully dooe Very reasonable Free JESSES TREE SERVICE KtTCHENSbyT4K 142 Linoleum Commercial 4 Decorative Spraying Guaranteed !owe • J V. Thursday, January 20, 1983 04E (P.C-»1C.R,W,G-9C*13C $18 Education WO Personals 606 Legal Notices 702 Antiques 706 Appliances 708 Household Goods 708 Household Goods 708 Household Goods 708 household Coods & instruction LOUIS XV Mr 4 Mrs chalrt, walnut, ex FREEZER • Sear* upright, 2 year* old. Oakland County Oakland County Oakland County Oakland County . NOTICE cellent condition. $*U «tar»te!y or set, excellent cooditioa »200 or bat offer. A friend Is someone OF PUBLIC HEARING »700 ' M7-37M Call alter 2PM. 851 1113 BEDROOM SET. TboroasvlU*, J oiec«. FURNITURE - excelleot coodiUoo • MOVING OUT OF STATE, Troy. Trip!* AIRLINE ~ The neat regular meeting of the Board Hirdrock Maple with distressed pine ESTATE SALES living, room traditional, family room dresser, night stand, kitchen table- 4 you can call on < of Director! of tht Southeastern Michi ORIENTAL ivory, objects of art, rot- PR1GIDA1RE refrigerator »70. Keo- finish. full/Queen cannocbal! bed. Ges- colonial, dining room Due an Phyfe. drr chair*, misc. chair*, butch, humidifier, CRUISE LINE when you need him... gan TransporUttoo Authority will be lectables. furniture, antiques dolls, roore heavy duty i cyd< »asber MS. •lextuns chest 4 triple dresser, »1.000 BY:IRIS tick, tome liedrooro, and misc. 4SJ-4M9 console TV. gas dryer, freerer, patio held on Tuesday 1 January )5. IVJJ, at Jewelry «45-5841 Both working good. »46 6038 compared with »1.500 oew. . 642-3170 sel,')a»o oquipment, tools, crib, car TRAVEL AGENTS 130 PM. to the Authority'* main con-, Fri 4 Sit. Ja*. JI4M. 19 la « FURNITURE-varlely, iwU beds com teat*, toy* galore, childrens clothing CAREERS fereoce room tocaled in the First Na ROUND oak table, needs refinishlni « FRIGIDAIRE Refrigerator. 1 year* BEIGE tweed Kercoloa tofa. excellent plete, antiques-coffee grinder*. Jenny Call 422-4TLC eao* chairs, over 100 year* old. best of old, avocado, works lie pew. wilt **crl- *lze 1-S. Jaa.2lj2.23, »am-5pen, 43«? Day 4 nlgtrt classes starting 00« it tional Building. (60 Woodward Ave, condition (600. Dark brown cotton vel Lind bed. Modem tables, misc. «2-4311 Slonebeoge. N. of Wattles, off Coolidge. Michigan'* oldest 4 molt modern trav- Telephone Listening Center 13th, floor, Detroit. Mi 48226. The fer. 540-9M8 ficeat»175 261-401» vet chair with ottoman »30. 5H-I4JO 12043 La Salle Lane, GERMAN CHINA designed by Ray to Briargrove. right oo Chenywood to el school. Computer training Included. meeting Is open to the public and copies FRIGIDAIRE It.J lidc-by-jMe Mlf-de- Huntington Woods. Stooehenge. For a position la (he travel Industry of the agenda are available at-the SCHWANKOVSKY'S BIRMINGHAM- Loci* XV] cocktail mond .Loewy, service for 12. serving (rost refrigerator, avocado, goodcoodl- table »223. Afitlaoe desks »125. 4 »73. (> block* south of 11, 2½ block* t»sl of that offer* good working conditions. BE SLIM. HEALTHY 4 ENERGIZED SEMTA offices 48 hours prior to the CooUdgt. Tate Cootldge to La Sallek piece*. »350 Call after «pm 646-89«» MOVING • SALE, fireplace tcreen. Total nutrition system guarantees safe ANTIQUES Uoo.»7J. 9J7-8971 Antique chair*. OrleoUl rug*. Oriental travel opporlonltlei £ advance- meeting > UENREDON BEDROOM Set- FniH- braided oval rcg 9x11, dinette table.4 meot.call Americas Travel School. weight loss DO to 35 pounds/month Call FROST FREE Refrigerator. Westing- vase*, moch more. * - »40-2368 Exquisite home rifled with antique fur chiiri. living room area ro'g, 418-2803.879-tm/rT S47 456« GRAND OPENING wood, i Iwiq bods, double dresser, mir 12931 Woodward. Ferodale.CalL bouse, gold, freeier oo top. excellent BLUE PLAlO 68' colonial sofa, gold niture and accessories. Custom made 10 V»xl«v,.off-while. After Frt«55-1«2 1-315-39« 3522 ror, right «Uod, like new. 642 2916 DO YOU WANT TO LOSE WEIGHT ? 608 Transportation condition. »115 3IM964 chair, very good coodilioo, »100 sofa* and" chair*, country dining room: Affordable European Furnishings in • ii i • MUST SELL - *tove J17S. refrigerator Safe • Effective -Convenient 179-0340 »et. Traditional bedroom »«'ti, HENRED0N dining room tet, knotty CARS DRIVEN to - all points in US. - The Elegant House of Fabrics B!d£ CE heavy duly automatic washer 4 gas needlepoint rugs, antlqoe paiotinM, and oa|. 4 ash. 1» io. table with pedestal »400. pool table »200. colonial furni BAiRTENDING . Clinically tested Slim Plan Florida. Arixooa. California. Low rates, 1500 Woodward at John R secood floor dryer, like new. sacrifK*. »375 (or both. ture, mlsc 26299 Springfield. Farming- Shasoo 848 4770 BRAND NEW Jasper walnut . desk some- corAemporfry thing*. Tiffany base) and bras* kick plate, (<*> 20 In Legal Minimum Age 18 insured. • Call about Free Parking, »61165« 933-9551 535-743« (30x60) 4 posture chair »450 both. candles ticks, antique mirror*, china. •proa leaves, { captalo chair* on cast loo Hills. ' 47«-«f« Northland Auto Transport 840-7044 Moo -SaLlttoS 1 OR 1 WEEK COURSE MOM 4 DADS without partners invites GB WASHER • gold, new. never used. Day* 5«9-853y After «pm 349-7383 pewter, crystal, *q>er, liaeos. Designer er* with cane lattice backs, excelleot Day or Eve Classes you to call concerning other alngle'par SPINET DESK »315. Bohemia t> Ruby Utile damage. »230, »37-042« clothes, Estate Jewelry and fur*. condition, set »7,500 85(-00(8 NATIONWIDE PLACEMENT ents seeking companionship. Single par BRASS lablf. glass top. t matching Ajso basernent »al«, ONE CALL DOES IT ALU 609 Bingo crystal, set, 15" decanter with « glasses. brass chairs with ' brown - velvet ASSISTANCE . ents welcome 737J541 44S-0726 Deet * Castle »185, matching pitcher GE-40'|nch teU-cleaning double oven, « COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD HENREDON lov* *eat, opholstired in Place your classified want ad In BINGO MONDAY 7 PM 4150. cruet »90 Ruby bell siaped J" yrt old. New beating elements, both cushions. »350 . . 528-3075 OF WONDERFUL COLLECTIBLES velvet, down fiKed .cushions, classic Suburban Detroit'* finest market <&-. 557-7757^ style. Perfect condition, J4J0. '.NICK Thursday 6 45 PM with clear base, 8 glasses, t" clear base ovens, gold, mint condition. »425. CARPETING. 5« jdj . almost new. rust The Observer 4 Eccentric Newspaper* PROFESSIONAL • Here's to the forties! they'll be twice as After (please «46-0717 BARTENDERS SCHOOL Father Daniel A. Lord X ol C HaU liquer. 7 .glasses, both sets »110. Leaded Eves 4 weeieod. «46-9228 color. »350 8' Sofa, new upholstery, 59lr0900 Wayne good as the twenties. Love Nancy 39050 Schoolcraft. W. o/ Newburgh lamp, green 4 red glass In lead shade, SALE BY IRIS 2673» SouUlield Rd . Soulhlield HOTP01NT electric stove. 40". white, eirthtooes. »250 Drapes, beige, excel HOTPOfNTE Refrigerator Contempo rewired K15. • «241398 851-7115 644-1070, Oakland ' Schools Coast to Coast ' NUMEROLOCICALCHART EASTER SEAL SOCIETY good condition, J58- .398-171» lent. IV across. »125. 559:9908 ' rary wbte chair, sofa-abed, oooeb'4 And Reading loveseat Reasonable! 682-638» 852-3222 * Rochester/Avon ..COBOL PROGRAMMING 9 Montis FRIENDSHIP CLUB SPINNING wheels, antique. Various IMPERIAL gas stove, with dock, cooti- CHIPPENDALE CHAIRS. 6. ladder- Member of Iotl. Society of Appraiser* Call Uura after 8 PM. •« Redford HaU ityles, some unique. I modern produc Use your Visa-or Master Card Computer Operations .7 Months 535-1849 .. nous clearr oVen. almond.- nevrt used back, full leather seat, mahogany, ask Classes starting in Jan . 1983 Plymouth 4 Inkster Roads tion wheehprkes from »175-1400. Wal »300. »48-5108 ing »1200 " * J53-4WM hOUSEHOLO ONE OVAL Henreddn dining room Job Placemen!' CPCO, 522-133.5 Thursdays- 8.45pm nut cradle, circa 18$«. »1W. Cocbel bir PRAYER TO ST, JUDE - 3 Our Fa CHROME 4 GLASS wall unit, excellent & ESTATE SALES table with leaf 4 4 chairs tray. 190». »25. prices firm. 4J1 8382 KELVINATOR SO' electric stove, i RED.WiNG Allfir Ipm, 6261065 ENROLL NOW : Child Culture Ceoler thers, 3, Hall Marys. 3 Clonis. Si Jude PARALYZED VETERAN'S X)f Ameri- burner. Oouresceot light, enamel oven, coodilioo. »!85. Call anytime. 457-1028 beginning In Feb MotherModdler. fa pray for us 4 for all wbo invoke your ca K of C Hall, 30759 Ford Rd. Carden Conducted by "fc" window in door ol oven, storage COLONIAL DINING ROOM, maple - TICKET ther/toddler and preschool ballet class aid 9 consecutive days has never been City Every Monday night,-6 30pm. be TEL 12 MALL drawer, clock 4 outlet plug, white. Quality Ujsed/ es For registration, call 851-1126 known to fail Publication must be ginning Jinuary 3rd. oval table. 6 chair*, fall size hutch, Servicing promised _ •Antique Show* Sale »100.425-857« 421-3683 pads, very good condition. 478-4)263 WINNER Furniture at EXPERIENCED PTaDO Teacher! BME Wayne. Oakland 4 Macomb Couches Telegraph c\ 12 Mile Rd KENMORE gas dryer, works great. CONTEMPORARY dining rooroj«l • « Bargain Prices Degree, will take piano students be PRAYER TO the Holy Spirit Holy Spir 610 Card of Thanks »75 — 7M-8074 KAY- 247-0361 1 ginner, intermediale. adolL Plymouth it, you can make me see everything and Thurs, Jan 20th « chair*, china. dxOp-leaf tapje (pads), 4> Gerald USaucexJo No Fri night or Sat calls 459-1024 you'll show me the wav to reach my WE Wa.it to extend our appreciation to KENMORE heavy duly washer I960 matchlng end tables. »330. 553-017« 32639 MacKenzie ANN 771-0197 " THE ' our family 4 friends for Che lovely flo thru Sunfjan 30th ideal You can give me the divine gift tq_ During Mall hours model, energy saver, great shape »175 CONTEMPORARY living room, excel VVestland HOUSEHOLD SALE • W Bloomfield. EXPERT TUTORING in Mathematics forgive and forget the wrong that is wers 4 gifts send during «ir bereave 535-3811 beautiful furniture, eicelleot cooditioa High school. Community college ment The Andrew Timcoe Family lent conditloo. reasonably priced. Call done to me and you who are in'all the Free Parking between 4-8pm. 474-8*5? reasonably priced 451-«8°19 Re-Sell-lt Algebra. Geometry, advanced math instances of my life with me I In this Free admission KENMORE WASHER - 24601. Ken- John P. Sprertzer Experienced 557-1087 short dialogue want to thank you for ev 700 Auction Sales more Gas Dryer • 64601 Excelleot con CONTEMPORARY smoke glassed top 31612 Perth * SHOPPE ¥ erything and confirm once more that I UNIQUE TREASURE- Golden Oak dition. »400. 356-5359 table. 4 chairs. »176 or offer HOUSEHOLD SALE FOHMER TEACHER WITH MA in never want to be seperated from yoo. Uvonla AUCTION - EVERY SUNDAY. I 30 PM Secretary »435 * 656-1228 KENMORE 18 pound, washer 4 dryer. work 851-7888 Home 355-9885 WEST BLOOMFIELD Uniquely Different Reading fill tutor all ages in Reading no matter bow great the material de Mikes Auction Barn, 4 English Livonia area iJ7-3IS? sires may be 1 want to be with you and WALLED LAKE FLEA MARKET 8 years old. harvest gold, »135 each. CONTEMPORARY DINING Room set. FRIDAY & SATURDAY ' Show Place For i c 1907 Novi Rd . (comer 13 Mile) SS4-61SS Please call ihe promotJon HOME BUYING SEMINA.R my loved ones in your perpetual glory. 6693484 624 3754 Antiques. Collectibles. Every Sat, Sun. table with t leaves. 6 chair* 4 hutch, JANUARY 21 & 22; 10-4:30 Furniture Lovers NOCHARGE Thank you for your love towards me 10 AM-« PM. Novi -13 Mile Rd (I Mite MICROWAVE OVEN, Uttoo counter very good cooditioo. »450. ' 354-5319 department ol the Observer and ray loved ones. Persons must pray TO BE SOLD at Ptbllc Sale persuaat to N.of 12 Oaks) Call Fri «24 973« h Buyer Seminar will answer your Ques top. eicellenl coodilioo. »200 333-393« CONTEMPORAY custom «2 In. square 4 Eccentric between 9 A.M. Living room: Game table, 4 tions regarding bow much or any down this prayer 3 consecutive days without Michigan Law, 257 252. vehicles 1965 All Merchandise In asking your wish After the third day Chevrolet pickup. VTN C254F102303: MICROWAVE oven. Magic Cbef. 1 2 co. almond Formica table. 4 Breuer chair*, and 5 P.M., Friday. January chairs, occasional chairs, payment How large of a payment can I excellent condition. »6S0 363-3438 Excellent. & Clean Condition handle? What type of financing - VA, your wish will be granted no matter 1973 Ford VIN 3X11X219824, 1973 8u- WE SELL IT ALL! ft. »75 Excellent condition 21, 1083. to dalm your two lamp tables, coffee table and FHA. Conventional or Land Contract bow difficult, and promise to publish kk VIN 4P57J3Y25I483 1977 Mercury 851-04«« COUCH - light green velvet, paid »1400. FREE RED WING TICKETS. COUCB. Ivory. Italian . »119 this dialogue as soon as your favor has VIN7T20Y502252 Auction lobe held at Typed. Itemized Inventory lamps. should I use? How much can I save in SEARS Upright Freezer. 4 years old. now »475 Also matching walnut coffee China Cabinet,-Mahogany. . »265 income lai? These or any other ques been granted. RD. 30290 Beck Rd . Wiiom. Mich on 4 end tables Call Mr*. Fitzgerald. Family room: Sofa, matching 1-2583 at 9am. , excellent condition. Self-defrosting. Desks, from . . »39 tions will be answered on Feb 2. Wed . DOUBLE HARNESS 851-5500 86S-9590 591-2300 ext 244 »399 THANK YOU to St Jude (or favor 1977 Ford VIN 7B*3H121993 Auctioo Miser. »120 553-9134 chair, tables, lamps, bar Bedroom Set. 6 piece 7pm - pm at Carl Sanburg Library on ESTATE & MOVING SALES Table. Oak. Round »189 SI Seven Mile. W of Middlebcll For reser granted to be held at 1763 Plymouth Rd . Ann COUCH 4 matching loveseat. rust, stools, desk. Arbor. Mich 1-25-83 at 10am SPEED QUEEN electric drye*. good Cbaodeliers. from J»39 vations, please call condition. »150. 476-683« overstuffed, very good cooditioo »300 CONGRATULATIONS Dining Rm Set. 8 pc. Italian »499 THE 'OVERTHE-HILL' GANG 1974 Chevrolet VIN 4HS7H41605256 to 644-2223 for both. Evenings 477-291J Kitchen: Round table, 4 WELCOMES LARRY RUCINSKI chairs. Hide-aoed. earth tones. . »179 be held at 130 W. Main. Northville. WHIRLPOOL washer 4 dryer. 6 Upholstered Chairs from . . »39 _ HAPPY BIRTHDAY _ Mich. 1-25-83at Ham a months old. deloxe model. »550 for CRIB • Simmons, while spindle stvle. with mattress and bumper, eicellenl Accessories , Include: Hall Buffet, walnut Queen An.ie . . »289 TRY HYPNOSIS !»68 Boick VIN 484S98H274955. 196/ WOODEN PLANES (42). Wooden tool both. 538-8209 »4» Chevy VIN 164479F033747. an assem condition. »80 644-220$ table and lamps, bookcases, Coffee Tables, from . Learn control through self hypnosis box Wooden work bench Etc. After Table Lamps from . »9 ERA bled 1967 4 wheel drive Ford to be beld 530PM 2725563 WHIRLPOOL washer 4 dryer. Mark se ESTATE SALE boys desk and dresser, Stop smoking, lose weight Franklin at 934 Ann Arbor Rd . Plymouth. Mich ries. Avacado, excellent condition. »300 CURIO CABINET. Glass/mahogany Large Selection of Art. Wall-hangings. Center for Behavior Change. 358 4180 or best of fer. Llvocua 421-4723 doors. 6 shelves Mirrored, lighted Like drapes, pictures. Crvstal 4 Silver FIRST FEDERAL 1-15-83 at 12 noon new, down to »595. 355-0461 17226 ALTAVISTA pi 478-3400 For imformation call, Michigan State 703 Crafts Womens and mens clothes. 602 Lost & Found Police 318-1505. attention Tpr Labron DARK PINE bar. 3 stools, mirror. »300. SOUTHFIELD Tires, toolsi household misc. AND MORE... JOIN THE EMPLOYABLES CERAMIC MOLD, used, 70¾ off. 708 Household Goods 7 piece dark pine family room set »300 COME IN AND BROWSE BLOOMF1ELDTWP SHELTER 437 5648 Oakland County Full size bed with good mattress, chest, 6020 WELLESLEY DR. PONTIAC Lost or Found a pet' Monday-Friday, 9 701 Collectibles desk. 4 mirror 1200 Large office desk 4 Alta Vista is 5 streets north Off Maple (15 Mile Rd) 34769 Grand River. Farmington AM-3 PM. also nice Pets for Adoption A BEDROOM SUITE. ThomJsville. 5 chair »125 85 ' traditional couch »150. of 10 Mile Road, east of Between Middlebelt 4 Orchard Lake ». Miles W. of Farmington Rd 4200 Telegraph 544-8161 eit 250 BAVARIAN Porcelain dinnerware. 12 705 Wearing Apparel 363-2359 Turn North oo Buxtoo to Wellesley Dr BUSINESS place setlings with serving pieces, piece, newly purchased. Including box In the World Wide Center 478-7355 spring 4 maltress. »900 626-5067 Southfield Road. pi FOUND black female cat with (lea col coffeei lea service. Blue Onion J1200 LACE BRIDAL GOWN • Traditional DESK/EXTENSOL TABLE with chalr Hours Mon -Thurs.-Fri. 10aro-9pm INSTITUTE lar Call after 4pm 427-2938 979-2541 boopslyle.sire 14 Asking »100. 4 lamp group, hall piece, mister bod- Tues-Weds -Sal. I0am-6pm ANTIQirE dressing table, attach S-way Fri., Sat.. Sun. (10am-4pm) Lilly M. & Co. OPEN SUNDAY. l2-«pm Our grads are getting jobs 53205*8 mirror. »100. Also sofa-bed, »100. Ro room. Fostorta crystal, much more TRAIN IN FOUND • female West Highland white JIM BEAM COLLECTION* - bottles. J Quality pieces, all liie new 359 3996 terrier, adult, found in Wayne 937-8337 Lockhart planers. 1 pitcher, best offer RED FOX. 3/4 length, like new,»iie 14- chester 651-6865 Museum-quality Victorian, INTERIOR SELEX full sire, electrically adjustable • . DATA PROCESSING over »800. 456-9J11 16. Appraised at »3.500. will sacrifice bed used 6 mocths only Full fire hjde- FOUND Isotooer brown right -tiand DINING ROOM set, maple. 7 pieces; DECORATOR'S • WORD PROCESSING at »2.400 Call 879-7211 ATTENTION contemporary bedroom set - both good down-filled furniture sits on FURNITURE in her large home, most a-bed. loveseat hide-a-bed. teak wall glove in downtown Rochesler behind STEUBEN GOLD AURENE Urn, Hel magnificent 11'8" x 17'6" unit Call after 6pm 280-1028 H • MEDICAL ASSISTING the Rochester Eccentric Newspaper WEDDING GOWN (sixe 5) Slip 4 veil BARGAIN HUNTERS! conditloo. reasonable. 698-3692 ly new. must sell. Sofas In velvets, ole met bowl. Tall candle sticks. All signed! fins, loveseats. chairs, tables, unusual • ACCOUNTING Call Dawn. Moo thru Fri. 651 -7575 Museum pieces 531-9270 Off«hite. Will alter »150 After 7pm. DINING ROOM SET. table, C chair*, Chinese Oriental rugl Beauti 373-0863 PRE-RENTED FURNITURE lamps, curio cabinets, secretary Bed • SECRETARIAL Returns from Model Homes, buffet, china cabinet, French Provin ful tables with marble, brass room sets with armoires in king, queen SINGER FOUND- Male Shepherd, Mu. black 4 1956 LE COULTRK Atmos clock. Re cial. »1200. Queen sire hide-abed »250. DlAL-AMATlC xig xag sewini ma m Financial Aids Available tan near Sears Outlet, Livonia Jan t4. cently cleaned 4 overhauled. Warrenty BARGAINS CALORE at Farmington Transferred Executives. and wood inlays. 4 full sites Pecan dining set. also chine, in modern walnut cabinet Stakes Placement Assistance to buyer 1750 373-0863 Community Center's. Secood Edition Other misc. fumilure. 645-6929 Queen Anne cherry dining 4 bedroom designs, appliques, buttonholes. etc._ .591-4270 Floor Samples and Plumwood dining room with Call Resale Shop 24705 Farmington Rd DINING room table, glass top. «8" in with poster bed. Pay off »54 cash or moothly payments." Poc.tiae Business Institute FOUND- Small black kitten with Clothing donations 4 consignments ac Discontinued Items also marked down. Cabriole legs has sideboard, In Southfield -354-713« Guaranlecd SAVINGS UP TO 70% diameter. 4 chairs. »1100 new Mint Pooliac 333-7028 jeweled collar. 11 Mile, Middlebelt 702 Antiques cepted Monday thru Friday. 11:30AM- condition »500 661-5387 china cabinet, plus 2 three- Farmington 476-3145 area > 477-7499 7PM Salurday. 10AM-12 Noon. UNIVERSAL Oiford 628-48« Brass coat racks »50 DREXEL tables. 2 end tables, cocktail drawer servers, table & 6 Madison Heights 544-8039 LOST-black mined Spaniel with white 5 (t metal bookcases »50 table 4 corner table, asking »100 all or chairs. Crystal chandelier. Just Trisha SEWING CENTER chest, medium sire, red collar, lost 1- Office chair* »60 m 17-83 in the Brother Rice area. Bir BIG SALE make offer 348-721« Two Art-Deco bedroom sets FE 4-0905 OIL PAINTING CLASS.ES Chest of drawers »95 IS HAVING AN ESTATE SALE mingham Answers to Captain Child s ALWAYS OPPORTUNITY SHOP Herculon loveseats »150 ELECTRIC STOVE, Kenmore. white. with lamps and bedspreads SAT. 4 SUN. 10-5 PM TABLE contemporary glass lop with Landscapes, Seascapes. Still Life Be eel Reward 645-5062 ginner 4 intermediate Morning 4 eve All Nov.. Dec 4 Jan. tags will be half 5 pc. oak 4 chrome dinettes »150 self clean, like new. «300. Sewing ma caoe. 2 drawer server, 3 cane chairs 4 I chine. Kenmore. cabinet style, xlg xag. of that era, chaise lounge, ning classes 464-9488 FOUND White female cat, iri-cotor price Jan 25.27.2J.29 »1.00 Feb 1 4 3 < drawer tateral file. . »160 rattan rec-room grouping, 2 29715 Briarbank, ofl Lahser. bctw«n captain cbalr. asking »1.000 683-3461 tail, declawcd. North Territorial 4 Na 50« Februarv44 5 30x60 metal desks »175 »160. 477-OWS 12-13. W. on Corrine. to Briarbank PI AS'O LESSONS in your home. pier 453*111 THE - St James Episcopal Church. 355 W. Low back recllner »195 colored TVs, brass fireplace TEAK dining room set. buffet, table. 6 Popular or Classical All ages? Maple. Birmingham. 4 pc. bedroom sets »200 Estate A Household Seles fender, large bar with stools. Gorgeous furnishings. Steuben grandfa chairs. »550 689-8009 The Association of Music Teachers LOST big black dog. male. Sears ware Open Tues. fhur*. Fri. 9 30-4 30pm Contemporary sofas »200 BY ther clock, old telephone, old time house outlet store. Plymouth Rd. chain Sofas 4 chair*, earth tooes . . »233 Three sets of- china trimmed THOMASV1LLE dining table. 4 chairs. 851-5423 Saturday 9:30am-lpm. Clock. Cenlury dining room. Queen matching breakfront. like new. »750 or collar 437-0606 LEADER Miller 36x73 oak desk »295 In—gold—leaH—BepressTetr Anne chairs loveseats, plcgtpoc por.g table PIANO LESSONS _ «ffet tit 311« Rl >rK nUMCWn fr.1l lenph mlrur. ThomasvilU dark-oak drrtsar 4 mirror, juke box. unies, oar stools,. lawlaws turni- ~BeguuJUis A^t" 8 83 AdiamcO students' |:FOUN D Smill-MMHiW 11» Mil* flog, coat 4 hat Beige opposum jacket. Size »315 SPECTRUM ture. trestle table, bedroom set, dolls, also »1/4 Hour. Appointment Only. brown with white, blood colored collar. We will coordinate and dispose of your glass. milk glass W> TWIN BEDS, wood frames, Sealy COUNTRY FAIR 8-10 After4Phf 85S-3945or 5591637 Sofas 4 loveseats ...... »350 Estate and Household furnishings. In a furs, frwrer. refrigerator, picnic table, mfitresses. good cooditioo »100 com 474-0314 12 Mile'Evergreen area 353-9435 Tbornasvtlledroplid wall unit . »350 Oil paintings and old prints, lawn mower, tools, much, much more. COAT, sire 8. owner Isn't Beautiful *• reliable and efficient professiocial man plete Day*. 353-6111. Eves. 33^-3648 ANTIQUE Tbomasvilleoak entertainment units. ner, at top prices. Art-Deco pictures, large UNEMPLOYED' DEPRESSED? LOST. Boy Scoot Campaign bat. left at Muscrat 4 leather, glared and cleaned »395 KITCHEN TABLE.forrniea 850 Wood WIGGS yellow velvet traditional Frost Jr High School, 1-13-83. please FLEA MARKETS yearly. »50O 626-4609 Glass dining table 4 4 brewer's chair* . freezer. Kroehler couch, end (able »20. Dresser, wood. 9 loveseat excellent cooditioa »200, ••'•" Unhappy with the way yocr life Is contact 349-1107 »395 YOUR VALUABLE POSSESSIONS mammoth down pillows, drawer*. »150. All excellent 645-0687 645-0174 going? PONTIAC BUSINESS INSTI Nations'* Largest Inside Markets -it DRASTICALLY -to Print tofa 4 loveseat »«26 ARE OUR SPECIAL CONCERN'. TUTE can be your answer to a better LOST •' Brown <> Black kitten. 7 months Has t BlgLocatiocs: Lane light oak bedroom set . . . »550 linens, clothing and morel! LOVESEATS-gold crushed velvet, »50 WOOD BURNING potbellied stove, ide tomorrow. We have several campuses old. Sat. Night Jan. 15. 1983 Near Bots- *& REDUCED tY* Call BETTY G.... ea., »95. pair. Portable Hoover washer. al lor family room, deluxe appoint-- »30 Old handmade wool qsilt 528-2043- olfcring' programs In data processing, ford Hospital. Reward. 474-4357 PONTIAC FLEA MARKET THE BROADWAY SHOP Many other Items too numerous to list 642-9020 meets, »150. Call 540-73K wotk processing, administrative medi (We've Redesigned Designer Prices") A. & T. SALES WEDCEWOOD CHINA, leather top cal assisting, secretarial and account LOST: CALICO Cat. Jan. ». vicinity 1015 Dixie Hwy.Eod of Telegraph ESTATE SALE - Charter House Apis. Warren 4 Ulley,Canton. 459-2745 Has both an indoor 4 outside market Yoor almost-new designer clothes 4 fur .NEW MATTRESS & Soothfield. 16300 W. 9 Mile. Apt. «12- Allan/838-0083/Toby table. Limoges 4 Chinese porcelains. ing thai can help you get to where you headquarter*, Every, designer coat. Rose Medallion plates. Country dining 709 Houiehold Goods want to be in life. Call today- Pbooe- 338-7880 80X SPRING SALE Sat4Sun Jan 22 4 23 10 AM to 5 PM LOST CALICO female cat Short hair. 8 gown. suit, pants, blouse, dress and 'Owner leaving town, must sacrifice room set with hutch and server. Orien Wayne County Farmington 476-3145 months old Cavell/Orangelawn area. sepa rates in entire store- tal rug). Serves. Dresden candelabra. Madisoo Heights 544 8039 WARREN MARKET FACTORY SECONDS Sil contemporary glass 4 brass dining Livonia 421-4059 table with 4 chairs, matching server ESTATES Royal Daslsh. antique collectibles, ma ADMIRAL Mack 4 white. 13 m TV. Oxford " 628-4848 20900 Dcquindre. 1 block N. of 8 Mile VALUES TO »500 hogany secretary-, mahogany pedestal »20 Like new. sire 6 Bauer Hockey Pontlac 333-7028 LOST: CAT. Female Calico, pink collar Rd. has the famous ANTIQUE VIL 50%-75% Off Color console TV. sofa, cbalr. brass' 4 FURS REDUCED - PRICED TO SELL crystal chandelier, candelabra, crystal dining table and 6 chairs, handmade skales. J15 New 21 4 29 piece High with bell Tues. Jan 4 Maple/Cran- LAGE Phone 757-3740 -851-7022- Free bed frame with ad ETCETERA dolls, oil paintings, fine furs. speed drill bit set. »25 4 »45 Fender PIANO LESSONS brook area. Reward Please call days lamps, end table, framed mirror, cjuceo Muslang guiiar. 81 OFFICE ALTERNATIVE REWARD, no questions asked (or con First showing anywhere. t Secretarial + word processing. Simple letters to computerized reports Bloom- tents of briefcase, lost It Mile-MJddle- beltarea 474-8354 Including DETROIT, field area CallNancy 332-6229 and New England makers. THE LETTER WRITER YORKIE, little. 3 years old. Telegraph 'Oruoiirr^&ifin ^ Solve your problems with the proper Si Schoolcraft, dark brown and tin long East Wind Antiques letter SecretarialScrviceJ, Bookkeep hair Childspet .- 531-8580 S20So WashintonatSixthSt. ing. Resumes. Ginny. 455-8892.535-5504 399-1179 Royal Oak 547-5145 ANTIQUES APPRAISED FREE WORD PROCESSING SERVICES 604 Announcements Crand opening o( new addition to Repetitive Letters - Ideal for job 4 Crand River Merchants of Williamstoo sales letters Resumes Long report Notices 1039 W.'Grand River. Bring this ad tor 585-473« free appraisal Sat, Jan 32, 10am II Give your valentine a message on our special CRAND OPENING JAN 21,21.4 23 Noon rurfm. Jan 23. II Noon-2pm 3 Keller's Komer Mini-Mall (at the 4 cor items per person, no jewelry Shop open Valentine Greeting Page. Here is an exciting way to 522 Professional ners in Williamston) Browse Char 7 days Over 35 dealer* For informa lotte's Web and our other unique tion call 517-655-1350 say "I love you" and it's as easy as picking up the •> Services shoppes and have a leisurely luncb. din ACCURATE CREATIVE RESUMES ner or Ice cream treat (Jackson style) • WE BUY ALL ANTIQUES • telephone Professional writing, editing. at Keller'* Parlor 4 Restaurant Depos Glass. Postcards. Clocls. Dolls. advertising and printing it this ad to qualify for store prizes with Art Glass. Jewelry, Furniture and The Write Idea 557-8521 name, address 4 telephone. Shelly china 348-315« or 348-7984 Call 591-0900 in Wayne County 644-1100 Oakland County HOW TO SELECT A COMPUTER - Ori- 523 Attorneys eotaljoa Seminar Jan. 27.- Hardware/ 852-3222 Rochester Avon software defined, all terms explained GIANT Legal Counseling To register, l-80v;782-3l79Tollfre<. FLEA MARKET ATTORNEYS AT LAW • 1 LOST37LBS. IN 5 WEEKS ANTIQUES, BARCAINS (we'll bill you later) The safe way. Eat regular food. 4. rocals 150 Dealer* a day Tired of liquids, powders or Fri. 6PM-10PM. Sat. Sun I0AM-6PM FIRST CONSULTATION FREE IHRMiCIIIGANATPARK SAT 4 EVE APPTS AVAILABLE sheer starvation? 1 was to*! Attend free Seminar. Bonanza Restaurant. 38350 10 DOWNTOWN YPSILANTI We'll publish your Valentine on Monday, February 14—Valentine's Day Mile! Farmington Hills. Sat. Jan 22. Dealers Welcome D'Avanzo & Meconl Weekdays. 97l-767«Weekends.4«7-5«0 44245 FORD RD. SUITE 101 1130 AM. BISHOP GALLAGHER • 12lh Annual 981-5300 PURE WATER- Looking for the best Antique Show. Jan. II, 22.23,. Or, ff you'd prefer, fill in Ihe form below and mall it with your payment by ^,.;. A" for. your family heallri? Gel APW Sys Fri.Sat. 10(o* PM. Sun.. 1 to «PM NAMK DIVORCE ..ALL INJURIES tem. Spring fresh water (or under a Bishop Gallagher High School. Friday, February 4 ' - •Real Estate 4 Closlc.gs, traffic. DU1L penny a gallon The purest water on the 1(364 Harper/near Mortss 4 1-91.) H • ~——— ~-j 1 r • No Prt - Ut Consultation.' rnatket produced by a filter system Harper Woods Olas* repair by Marl ADDRESS. PaalFJoelson Allen I Glass with a 99% tested rating on chemicals Refreshments by Eatli Gourmet Dona 553-8555 553-9301 4 other pollutants Dtslrioulor* wanted tion 11 50. Info. J.C Wyno, 772-2253 Call or write to Total Protection, 6331 CITY .. ZIP. LEOAL SERVICES at reasonable rates Cratlot, Detroit, Mich. «8107 571-9041 Free consultallons on most matter* OAVISBURG PHONE. Mark Stern. Attorney ANTIQUES MARKET Southfield at I2H Mite «47-6900 606 Legal Notices JANUARY 13 \ 4lh Sunday each month OAKLAND COUNTY FREE PHONE NOTICE SSPRINGFIELDOAKS BLDO. on Andersonville Rd. CONFERENCE OF PUBLIC HEARING Take 1-75 N_, exit Dixie Hwy. N. to Dav- Please enclose check or money order with your isburg Rd. W , H mile South of Town within TITLE VII BILINGUAL valentine and mail to: EDUCATION PROJECT . Hour* 10AM 5PM ATTORNEY AT LAW Free Admission Fro* Parking OBSEfiVER & ECCENTRIC NEWSPAPERS RobertD. Mouradlan HISTORIC MONROE ANTIQUE SHOW Farmington Public Schools In consorti Jan. 32-13 Sat. 9AM-7PM. Sun, 10AM- 36251 Schoolcraft Road Livonia, Michigan 48150 um with Wayne State University wll! 5PM. Monroe County Fairgrounds, Attention: Classified Advertising Valentines ; 644-7933 conduct i bearing on Friday, January M-50 between US-31 4 U&3 Free ad rV/7'fe only one word In each space $ 1 per llne—3 line minimum HANDLINO mailer*©'Contract. Bust II, 198» from 10-11:30 AM. at the Ad mission Food available neis. Divorce, DUIL, Criminal Law 4 ministration Building. 32500 Shlawai- Ceaeril Practice. 1st consultallon at no *e*. Fartnlngloo 4802« JUST ARRIVED Beautiful carved an charge FRED A NF.WMARK tique burled walnut t-tlece bedroom TROY 3«2 46M lull*, circa 1875 Ornate carved oak dotib!e-*Ue bed: 2 very fine porcelalo The purpose ol this hearing Is lo review Royal DMi figures, signed 4 registered 600 Personals «nd obtain community view* on a pro Exqolsle gold Aorene vate, signed classified posed demotutraUdo blllhqual program F.C«rder. In addition our vast collec- PRAYER TO ST. JUDE. 3 Our Fathers, application being submitted tinder. tioo of trchiteclural ibll«,uci, fine forn- t Hall Mary*, 3 Olorias, St .fade Pr»y ESEA Title Vlf 14C*(P.C-12C.R,W.G-10C) 04E Thursday. January 20. 1983 709 Household Goods 710 Misc. For Sale 712 Wanted To Buy 726 Musical Instruments 738 Household Pets 814 Campers & 821 Junk Cars Wanted 624 Jeeps & Other 82S Sports A Wayne County Oakland County Imported Care RECYCLE FOR CASH BEST PRICES - BIRMINGHAM HUMANE Moforhomes 4-Whee! Drives DUNCAN PHY'FE;dinJog room, circa NEW 1 DRAWER auapensloo files, ALL CARS & TflUCKS 1930'*, mahogany, i piece: table. 6 Now buying newspapers SOCIETY LARCB SELECTION of motorbomes Junked • Wrecked - Running RAMCHARGER I9T», runs excelled, SUBARU 1979. GF, front wheel drive, $99.«9.Typewrl(er« $}»«« I8.MS from $295 375-9560 652464« IT. to » ft. - Cnevrolet, Ford 4 CMC automatic, air. AM-PM, rear defog. $59 9$ Executive chain 11» 9« Safes, $1 per hundred lb. PIANOS. Consoles, spinels, grands, good condition, no reverse, $1,100 or chain, buffet 4china. $loo., 411-oln AFGHAN. White Shepherd. SchnaoKr. chassis, gai and dJesel. Over 50 new «ind ' TOP$$$ best' «5i-?3«« or After 5pm. 981-4175 tinted glass. Uch. trip meter, low miles, ESTATE SALE Houseful of furniture, copiers $9994. Self-correcting type Also buying Carbide, Batteries. Ahimi player pianos, at tow prices. Dachshund. Cocker-Spaniel, Weslnl^h- used In stock, also travel Uailert, Stb QUICK PICK-UP. $)700 or best 477-0107; 174-420( appliances, antiques, raise Victorian writers «79 9$- Lamps $9.9». Book num. Copper. Brass, Lead. Radiators. SCAiNLAN PIANO CO land, Golden Retriever, German Short wheels, and teot camperx. SUBARU 1971 Station wagon, 4 wheel marble top dresser Sat-Sun. noon-4pm cases, J31 W. 9 Mile. • SU-4404 Nickel Alloys, Starters, Generators, Haired. Brittany, Sheltie, Pox Tenter, RW. Motorbomes. 914-171$ or )97-0101 Open Sun. drive, PM stereo, good cooditloo. TOYOTA CELICA 1980, red wilh black Stainless Steel, Tool Steel, etc. 6711 Telegraph at 194, 374-240« interior, AmFm. lunroof. 29,000 miles 1901 Dacosta, I bit & of Ford. 4 blks PROPANE space beater 11.000 BTU, Open Moo.-Sat 10-7, Sun. 12-5 Schnoodle. Boxer mix, Doberman. E & M AUTO PARTS $1 500 2(100 W. 7 Mile. Garage. E. o( Outer Dr. H & H METAL CO "Benjc". Collie, Welmaranex- . REESE DRAWBAR trailer- fitch with 518-(547 KxceUenl' $1.500: (21-((69 two JO lb. propane tank*, near 9 way R V sway control* and level arms. 153-77)7 Licensed, Bonded refrigerator, feooomaltc toilet 559-999» J9131 MICHIGAN AVE PIANOS WANTED- KITTENS 4 CATS TOYOTA, 19(0. Tercel, 4 speed. 1).000 F ACTOR Y Dl RECT TO YOU JuslUcIMiddlebelt - CalllltoS ' TOYOTA, 1971 land crvlser, low mile Furai(ure Wholesale Distributor* of 474-4425 397-2200 age Excellent cooditloo 4 wheel drive miles. AMFM, excellent conditloo, RAINBOW REXA1R Vacuum Cleaner 7281*50—• .1 CASH $)750. 111-1799 Michigan selling »11 new merchandise with attachments, «61 over IMS oew, OPEN *-5PM till Noon on Sat . BLACK! Labrador Mix, handsome 5½ 816 Auto & Truck ALL DRIVEABLES 12400. Also 1971 Toyota land cruiser, illOO 797-4120 in original cartons 1 piece mattress sell $175. Ml-»59> CLARINETS. FLUTES A SAXES month male, shots, oouiebroken, for se Parts & Service $50 to $200 & up for drivtable Junk can TOYOTA, 1911 Supra, loaded, eicelleot, sets, twin 159. Ml $79. queen $99. sofa- WANTED Japanese rwords 4 daggar*,- Like New - Guaranteed lect borne wilh children. $25. 5.92-1692 4 trucks. Call us before yoo tell. 7 days coodition. low miles, $7,(50. 513-1727, il«Mfi »11». bunk beds compute }M. REDWOOD paneling. «0 sq. ft.. B 1 Cerman War souvenirs, highest prices a week. Quick pick-up. 4)1-6565 WAGONEER 1976 101V8 automatic. Reasonable'- Will Deliver COCKER SPANIEL, 11 month old aJ/, power steering 4 brakes, stereo, \ EvesMl-Ull' 7 piece living roocm $219. decorator etade. 4 wid&t-ll.M, 4 In., all «-9 ft paid. 4jf-894« By Band Director 143-3427 lamps-from $HM J piece wood di long. No nails $400 at mlll.will sell for male, buff, papers, best offer Call eves. Junk Cars - Trucks cruise,55,000miles $2500. <59«7«4 TOYOTA I9$l Supra, automatic, sun nettes 1159. MOO pits sow 1)75. $100 After 5PM, 644*90« DONATION OF PIANO wanted for use 476-0014 FENDERS roof. AMFM stereo cassette with Now open to public. skip the middle 713 Bicycles- on-college campus. Tax deductible. Late Model Wrecks equalizer, mag wheels, rust proofed, RIDJNC UWN mower «150 Trampo DALMATIAN - I months, female. Brand NewGM 825 Sports & man. Dealer* 4 institutional sales wel Other equipment 4 property mar quali bousebroken. shots, looking for loving kept in excellent coodilioo. Must sell. come Name brands Serfa. etc 9151 line $275.17 ft Ski boat 4 trailer $3700. Sales & Repair fy for Ui advantages. Call ML Jan Fee Chevy* CMC WE TOW -• 391-0488 Swing set $80. Moped $300. Soowblower borne as member of family. After 6pm. Pickups, Blaierx, Suburbans Imported, Cars Buffalo, Harotranxk. 1 block N of Hot- ney. 15(-0200,ext 11 «2«-104« AMERICAN brook, 1 block E ol Count IIH Toy*, plants, furniture, dishes, 19?) thru'10 -$UI ' i ALFA ROMEO 1979, spider, converti DRUM SET - Rogers silver sparkle, AUTO WRECKERS, INC. TOYOTA 1983 SUPRA 875-71W Moo. thru Sal 10 till 7 misc. 4455 Dow RJ4ge Rd, Orchard SCHWINN DOBERMAN - female, 6 months old. ble. lS.OOO-miles. never driven Lo win s like tew Zildiian cymbals, accessories, $12,250. Also available In automatic 1670« Telegraph. : blocks S of 6 Mile. Lake Sal-Sun. lam-Spra. MI »765 tall, dew claws, ears' cropped, spayed, GENE MEROLLIS ter. Excellent coodition, extras. Best BIKES throne. $495. Call Cvenings 572-89)7 $100 , $26-11(4 268-1090 offer. »85-«$20 with high performancepacklge 597-40« Won.Urn Sal 10-« Sun 12 5 ROCKINtt HORSE : Right sixe for. J 4 ALSO USED 'CHEVROLET. toll free Includes: GRAPIf«?t?ASSETTE Credid cards 4 checks accepted fear olds. Must see'to appreciate. Call $25 $33 $32 FENDER DUAL Showman Reverb DOBERMAN PUP; female. I weeks $5 extra" with this ad AUDI 1980, 5000S, automatic, suo roof, FREIGHT 4-PREE DELIVERY. Deliver> amiable after6PM , 551-7035 Amp - piggyback, two 15 In JUL speak old, AKC registered, black 4 tan. $100 PARTS.... 427-6200 am-fm with cassett excellent coodi- CRESSIDASrrom$ll.««8. JERRY'S 31629 Plymouth. Uvonia . ers. $500 Rhythm ACE, new. $200 326-1144 Uon,$8500. 5(1-1957 STARLIETS. TERCELS FRIDGIDAIRE 25 3 Cu Ft side by 2 Blocks W. OFMerriroao '-«21-9)70 9721982. 549948« FIVE" Firestone All Terrain 10-15 LT 822 Trucks For Sale tide, gold Tappan electee 1 burner 711 Misc. For Sale tires. $«5 for all ' «55-3143 Call for our best deal. DOBERMAN puppies, black. 4 tan. Par CHEVROLET 1910 Custom Blckup. range, gold Rust.plaid bideabev} Best GULBRANSEN Theatre Organ, elec cels AKC champion, 00 papers, $100 offers! •. 961-O020 JERRYS-1449 W Ann Arbor Rd. FORD 1911 Pickup pox, excellent con powef steering, brakes, slick, 6 cylin BMW „ Wayne County Plymodh' ..«59-1500 tronic, 1 keyboards, many eitrax, 476-9399 •519-253-7259. excellent coodilioo $1350 Wurbtrer dition, $800. Call after SPM. «55-1*8» der. 2 tone paint 4 cap. $«150 Call GIRLS bedroom set, white with gold. ABOVE GROUND swim poo! earth 10am td 6pnr «27-0150 DEMO Piano, less than 4 years old, upright, D08ERMAN. i. year old male FORD. 6 cylinder $00 culn. 29.000 ' Once "in a while, we have a few TRIUMPH 4972. Spitfire, oew motor, paster bed-4 dresser-with mirror. l£z- filter. $25. s 455-2341 714 Business & excelled condition. $650. 55)-9913 4 neutered, very teotle, intlde dog. not new" clutch, very good condition, low celled condition $100 «55-1171 miles, automatic transmission, ekcel- CHEVY C20.1969.new tires, 281 auto Demo Models at Trefneodous Savings? good with small children, to ar good lent coodition, $250, 55«-9588,1155-110« matic, needs some work - $500. mileage, must ic«. $2100 521-2105 AWESOME SAVINGS . Office Equipment . JANUARY CLEARANCE borne 595-8950 GREEN vinyl chair 4 ottoman. MO. 4 ! SAVINGS UP TO 50% 532-(24) NOW IS THE TIME! TRIUMPH 1976 TR7, am-fm. sunroof, 4 wooden chairs 115 all. infant car seat Carolina Fireplace Insert AB DICK Model 675 Copier Wet looer FOUR Sears steel belted Radii) tires. ON NEW 4 USED PIANOS 4 ORGANS DOG HOUSE • oew. barn style, shio- 175 X 11, Mounted 00 Ford wheels, CHEVY LOVE 1979, «x« Mikado, origi $AVE speed, body" good condition, motor $10 4 bounce seat $5. . «55-4179 operation Good coodition $150 Coo- gIAJ.H0 2619487 needs repair. $1750 or best • 197-3904 Includes Glass, Tax & . tact Michigan Dearborn. Mission, week $100. «21-J)81 nal owner. 26,000 miles, anvfm. air, all HOME ALARMS, • Protect you/ home Our year end sale is on now' Every terrain tires. »4900. 644(20« UP TO : Standard Install days betwceo 9am It 5pm, 478-8588 Baldwin, Cblckoring. lowrey. Wur- ENGLISH sheep dog. 6 months. AKC. LTD 1976- $150. for parts. After 5PM VOLVO TURBO. 1981. leather, sua and family Alarms start at $550 « show quality, male, gentle. $200. $2,600 roof, loaded, blaumpkunt tow mileage, 'Install yourself Scbulle's Garaeei Car $950 Thru January 29 APPLE II, 48K. lower case/shift key liuer. Hammond. Kimball, Yamaha pi «789807 CHEVY LUV .1978. anvfm radio, body Rental ' 721-2960 ano 4 organ is 00 sale. New 4 used JS3-7959 In good coodition. «1 mpg . $1(50 or on 320 Models must sell $l«.30O«««-5158 mod. integer card, disk drive, 9" moni TOYOTA OWNERS! Brand new steel- tor. 80 colomn card. $1,450 <53 6«95 Priced from $149. , -GERMAN SHEPHERD Pups- AKC reg best $97-3901 VOLVO. 1976. 2«2. DL, eicelled coodl LIVING ROOM furniture by Heritage, Old Village Woodstove Shop BLOOMFtELD STORE OPEN SUN 1-5 belt tire 4 wheel for 197J-I9J0 Ceticax. ERHARDBMW istered. 7 weeks, shots, wormed Excel 6««55() CHEVY PICKUP, 1977. with insulated tioo Air. sunroof. 5 speed, cruise. eicelleol condition, rust 4 cream tone, Plymouth 459-3135 A-1 BARGALNS New & osed office fur leol temperament. 535-7«50 AMFM cassette. $«.000. (SJ-4045 includes couch, loveseat. swivel chair, EVOLA MUSIC CO. camper $AVE? SOUTHFIELD 352^6.037 niture 5 drawer metal storage file Bloomfield Hills table, discount, il sold as set. 3494897 $19 86. used desks $25 it up Used files, GERMAN Shepherd AKC female. Also North Bros. 111-1175 BMW. !97(. 1201. excellent «oodiUoo. AWESOME SAVINGS chairs 4 tables Executive Furnitore 2164 Telegraph male Doberman Both «'yrs old 4 good 818 Auto Rentals LIVONIA furnitore. good coodilioo- N of Square Lake CHEVY 1971 Stepside. southern truck, air. stereo cassette, sunroof, maltabc Carolina Fireplace Insert Warehouse «71147« with kids Free doghouses. «71-479« paint call after 6:10 PM -355-5578 ONE CALL DOES IT ALL! malcbingsofa 4 chair $150.9 matching 334-0566 & Leasing excellent condition, «8.000 miles $2500. Place your classified wanl ad lo tables $i:5. «6t-76«7 Includes Glass. Tax & BLUE PRINT Machine. «6" Brunnlni. GERMAN SHEPHERD Pups. AKC «59(516 KENMORE. heavy duty washer 4 gas Suburban Detroit's finest market Standard Install excellent coodition $2 000 or best oi black 4 tan. 11 weeks, al! shots, parents CHEVY. 1975 Custom pickup, « cyl. 3 BMW Tbe Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers LOVESEAT It sola, contemporary, neu dryer, very good coodition. $125 Call German imports , 595-0917 PILCO Ira I colors, wilh raltaji accented Sub $950 Thru January 29 ler After «pm. 642-7080 speed, gage 4 trim pkg .'excellent coo- 1980-7331 alter 6 P.M weekdays 558-1401 MOTOR SALES & LEASING urb quality. $600 Lane lamp & sofa DRAFTING TABLES, work bcDChes, GOLDEN RETRIEVER male pup. ditoo. Southern truck $2150. 729-0747 Automatic! This frosty silver, low mile. 591-0900 Wayne table. $175. Bcnlwood rocker. $IS0 Livonia Energy Store cabinets, material handling equipment, MASON 4 HAMLIN Piano, 5 8' Ebonv. AKC. 10 weeks, $100. 349 1778 • NEW CARS • New Car Trade-in is betterthan-new. Beige carpet 14 1 16. $50 All like new CHEVY 197« Silverado, V. Ion, power 16709 Middlebelt and steel shelving units 348-2592 ivory key* in good condition. $5,500. • USED CARS • steering 4 brakes, air, stereo, many See It Now in our beautiful Indoor show- 644-1070 Oakland 455-2405 Before 10AM or after 8PM, 646-3110 GOLDEN RETRIEVER pups. AKC. room. Between S-6 Mile 427-3300 ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER, Portable. Champion sired, written health guaran • LEASING. new parts. Dependable but rusty $925 852-3222 Rochester/Avon or best «78-2649 MAGNIFICENT set of Tbomasnlle BASEMENT SALE - moving. Westland. 1150 Call After 5 PM 937-2158 MUSIC EQUIPMENT for sale Channel tee. Shots.« weeks old 132-708) • DAILY RENTALS' ERHARDBMW Use your Visa or Master Card Oriental tables, large Chow, heiagonal misc mostly furniture. Jan. 21.22.2). board and a PVCS400 power amp Call commode & end table Cos! new over FOR LEASE • Pitney Bowes Mailing John (or info 941-7568 GOLDEN RETRIEVER pups. AKC reg )2550 Northwestern Hwy. CHEVY 197« Stepside ^ ;.-.-- •*•- ~^ Thursday. January20, 1S83. O&E ' .(P,C-13C,R,V/.G-1"IC)*45£ SKYURK 1»7J ST,-.very good coedT- CHEVETTE I9J9. 4 door latthbatk, CAMARO, 197S LT. »50 Cab* Id. auto CHEVETTE, 19W. 4 door,.automatic CHARGER, 196«. »1» automaUc with- MUSTANG, 197», 4t,0W miles, air, T-BIRD l»»4- Well «jjlpped jftM MARK. lV74", .Treple white, DO'rust. Uoo, tO.OOO mile*, must »ee to apwtcl- matic a!r. 45,000 miles, txceljeot coodi air conditioning. Cre«t buy!»3,888. AmFrn; tape deck, air, rear defrost,' CAPRf.GHIA 1979. power iteerlng. »,000 miles, Interior eicelleot, exterior cruise. V-5 -automatic, arcfm stereo, ' «34 " AMPM sttrfo.'all power, runs .excel brakes, air. rear sriMow defog. good »^«, very ckan. After $PM, . til-Silt Uoo. Original owner, always garaged. new Urts. )9.000 miles. M.900 or best very good. L40 rear tires, 0>7° front $2904.. Mark, between »-4pm 39MU0 offer. D4VJ476J165, filer J «5-63?« THUNDERBIRD, i»77, «4.000 miles, lent $1995 or best offer. 595-322* cooditloa - $3004. •;'-•• &I2-|»7 SKVIAKK ittl, UmlitJ, « door. V«, 12.600 352 6(60-. I31-609S '• ' LOU LaRICHE • tires, all oo Ansln sprint frugs, f 1500 or MUSTANO I9»9 Ghla, Brown, sun-roof, eicelleot coodluco, DO rust, garage power-»t*ertng/brt)iM, AmFm. *ulo- CAMARO. 197«. power steering/ CHEVROLET best offer. - «274204 SIGNATURE SERIES 1911 TowwCar ., CAPRI S 197«; J 9 V». body t, latertor - IMPALA 1981. wagon, diesel. loaded, air, aotomatlc. stereo, power locks, kept,cleait $2304. - 55i-ll34 Every Option! PricedTto Sell *t f ip,9»}.' m*UC, air, |J,»5o. Till S PM. Hi tin brakes, automatic, '5* engln*. soow Plymouth Rd. - Just Westol 1-275 27.000 miles, »6.495 excellent. New paist, exhaust, brakes, CHARGER 1982. Sunroof, cruise, Stereo 34004 miles. $4(04.9 to 5. «43-4300 North Bros. 421 137« rebuilt earb $3,254.. «49 1404 wju'te, Ansoo wheels. 49.000 miles, ex. 459-944J (ape, road wheels It more. »6,496. , THUNDER3IRD 1«»». Cassette tap*, SKYLARK 1981— $6,368 cellent coodiUoo, /olng in service. 453-4600 CRESTWOOD DODGE MUSTANO 1931. J door, T-lop, power cruise, luxury Interior. Only $4)950.. TOWN CAR 197«- 4 Door, loaded, ex Jimlltd! 4 Door • (all power «500 HUM IMPALA. 1981. 4 door, air eondlUorilng. HioesParkUncoln-Mercury. 425-303« CAPRI 1973. Aajomatlc transmisstoo. CHEVETTE I Ml. 4 door". 4 speed, air. "Ask for Used Car* «21-5700 steering," brakes, automatic, eicelleot cellent condition, «»,000 miles, $4275. suo-roof.'gdbd coodiUoo, Interior excel Loaded Sharp! Sneltoo Pootlac-Bukk. coodKloo. Leaving State. Asking $5.85». etc. IJ.000mllej'.'IMW,-. 728-267« or best offer. 542-3099 lent. $700. ' , . 535^254 TAMAROFF BUIGK CA.MARC) 1976. Original owner, rust »515500 COLT 1979 Hatchback, t door Custom, . 5«l-l5S0,f23-SI«2 THUNDBRBIRD 1975,/eicelleot coodi proofed, V-8, auto, air, power ateeriag/ CHEVETTE, 1981. 2 door, automat*, twin stick, front wheel drive, AmFm Uoo, full power, white on^white. No MALIBU 197«. Classic t door, power rvsl $2,000 or best offer. 363-1300 ' * kales. AM-m 11,800 Eves 5)4420) air, cloth seats, rear defrost, extras. stereo. 4».5O0ml)es. »4.000- 851-4343 PfNtO, i»7». 3 doork MPO. automaUc. brakes A slewing, air, am-fm radio, V- «43-44» . «43-4397 SKYLARK. • IUZ * door, .4 cylinder, 13900^. After 6 PM 421-3776; 464-0913 good coodiUoo, 11500 or best offer. • CAAJAR0. 1971 LT. J05. V». power 8 305ecglDe,f)550. ' 4)2-7364 COLT I98L front wheel drive,« *pe«d, . 525-3751 AM FM stereo, »,0W miles, under Wa? steeciog/brjtes/loek*. air, AMFM CHEVETTE 1981 Diesel/ Automatic, 26.000* miles, 40 ropg. Clean. »3,409 or THE NEWEST CONCEPT ranty, aolomatlc, power- steering/ stereo, new tires, cmise, exoeUeot too- power steering, power brakes, Zlebart MALrBU 197« SUUoo Wagon, 3 teats, PINTO 197»- i door. 'Runabout, 41.000 67*2 Lincoln AMFM, air, power steering & brakes, offer. ,. - .525-9047 . brakes, tUt; excellent. A/ler J: 7JM1JJ dilipc, M,00gT - . 4M-7M8 EticelJent coodltioa »4.300. - .682-5237 miles, power steering, automatic excel- tXWTINENTAL 1977. 2 door. White,' IN SELLING YOUR USED CAR good condition, »1200, 337-2.106 OMNI l'»'7»..< speed, « door, %5,000 leal coodltioa $2095 47M1U CAMARO 1»J», metallic blue, good coo- white vinyl Gold leather seats. Com CHEVETTE 1161.« oW, automatic MALIBU 1982 CUssk staUoowagoo. miles, very good coodiUoo, »2600. Call pletely equipped- $1,700. 4.72.-7352 858 Cadiflac ditioo, 6 cylinder. 250 engine, cloth inte am, cloth Interior, rear defogger, »3750 after3:30pm. , .. ~ ^)97-3349 PJNTO. 1»79. eiceUeol coodi tioo, oo COMES TO DEARBORN! rior, am-fm cassette stereo. »2800. - 5)36065 Excellent coodiUoo, 20.000 miles. rust Radio, electric 'defroster. Must CIMARRON, 1»«, 11JSO0 miles, auto 474-61)5 MARK VI mo- Bittersweet with, white .< -•• 7221MI ROYAL MONACO 197«, good eoodlUoo, sell Asking $2500. ' 349-«252 USp. Usual extras loclude stereo tape & maUc, am-fm cassette, eicelleot Condi CHEVETTE 1982.4 door, luggage rack, »1390. .«26-9765 tion. 110.400 Call after «pm. «5S-J97J CAMARO 1978. Z-28. CB. stereo, good MONTE CABLO 1977. silver air, auto PINTO 197», 4 speed, AmFm stereo CB. eicelleot coodiUoo, $10,500. "THE REAL ESTATE CONCEPT OF loaded. 10.000 miles Call .««94343 condition, many options. 49.900 miles, , - 463^-1728 matic " power brakes/steering, very TURISMO 19«». air cooditicolag. Per CB. sunroof, 'burgundy wilh white SgLLING YOUR CAR." COUPE deVille. 1992. GM EiecuUve- 14550 Call after 5pm. 422-1542 good condition, »1,900.5-7 ?M 422-4121 formance. Package, Toad wheels and stripe. Sharp Carl $1.500.. 251-M04 TOWN CAR 1991 - Slgnalore Series. Redwood color, gu, fully equipped, CHEVETTE. 1982. Sport Coupe, « much more. Only »6.495* Loaded - loeludirj oasselte tape L fac .warranty. 540-7SW CAMARO 197» Power steering, pepiwe r speed, loaded. Excelleet coodiUoo. MONTE CARLO 1977, automaUc air, T-BUU) 19«7, 4 door, power steering. Advantages to the setters: , am-fm,excellentUr£S,»2300 397-084« CRBSTWOOD DODGE tory CB, Hines Park Lincoln-Mercury brakes. tires,. good coodirJUoo , 398-071) "Ask for Used Cars' 421-5700 brakes It windows, cruise, buckets with COUPE QEVILLK 19«. Syver metal* »3950 425-303« • WE GET MORE FOR YOUR CAR 522-2544 MONTE CARLO 1974,good cooditloa console, 390 engine, automatic 532-4912 with matching cabriolet vinyl top tt CITATION, 1980.4 door, hatchback, VERSAILLES 1979. stereo Jape, well CAMARO, 1982 V-6. loaded. Immacu »1250. 534-5267 •WEADVERTJ8EYOURCAR . • leather Interior. Loaded Diesel 4,000 V-6, air, automaUc. power steering. 866 Ford T-BIRD 197«, Mack/grey Interior, very kept One'Owner Car! Hines Park Lin • WE DO THE ACTUAL SELLING miles. »14.000. Call J73-7089 late, low miles. »8.950 ower brakes, rear defogger, sunroof, MONTE CARLO 1977- Very nice, load well equipped, •excellent coodiUoo, coln-Mercury 425-303« Call: 651-9541 380O.After«pm. 666-2573 $3,100 or best offer. 455-9311 • BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE COUPE deVille. 1979, showroom coodi r ed, runs perfecUy. »2350 281-1719 VERSAILLES 1977- fdcor. fully load • WE HANOLE ALL NOTARY PAPERS Uoo. pampered. 2 (ore. leather seats, CAMARO 1982 Z-21. Fully equipped CITATION. 1980. Sale Price »3.995 MONTE CARLO 1975. good mechanical A-1 FORDS T-BIRD 197«, good coodiUoo, very low ed. $3995 Dap 937-2620.OT Eves 525- alt options. 17SS0 J56J982 Excellent coodiUoo. Low mileage. JACK DEMMER FORD 721-6560 coodiUoo, many oew parts, body fair. mileage, asking »3450. 427-5S33 55M • NO STRANGER8 AT YOUR HOUSE »10,600 646-0333 NEED AUTO CREDIT? ELDORADO. I97J coape, triple black, »700 After 6PM. J40-7571 • WE ACCEPT TRADE-INS CAMERO. 1981. 228, dark blue, power Call Me First - Mr. Parks.' new tiresybattery/eihaust/brakes. MONZA COUPE, 1979. 4 cylltyjer, 4 All late model cars tt trucks. most be seea 11,500. , 557-sMJ windows, air. 4 speed, AMFM cassette, "Bringing buyer* A seller together." 10.000 miles, »75^0. 531-2302 REDWING speed, AM-FM stereo, low miles, price Oo-the-Spot Financing!. ELDORADO 1976. Convertible, show »2,600. 634-1545 CAPRICE CLASSIC 1978, sport coupe, room condition, firemlst blue, while MONZA 1977. AM-FM stereo, automat top. while leather interior, regular Ca clean, excellent coodiUoo, ooe owner, TICKET AVIS FORD PICK UP A many options. »3500. Eves. 626-9589 ic, power steering, landau; 48.000 miles. BOB FORD'S dillac options Dies rear defogger & Body great »1995. Call perslstanUy. Telegraph at IJ Mile power recliner for passer.ger. converti CAPRICE 1977, Classic 4 door. loaded, WINNER 459-37IJ 354-3100 ble fiberglass boot. 10.000 miles. No GREAT DEAL red, V-8. ruslprooled. »2150. CREDIT PROBLEhJ— 19$J convertible provides such luxury 647-7967 MONZA 1980 automaUc. cassette, low or comfort at this price, llr.SOO. Inter miles. »3.395. NO PROBLEM! ested? Call Frank at S40-O218 CAPRICE 1977.4 door. beactifol coodi- Donald Scott Ask for Chris or Gary Art Moran Pontiac - GMC 2«l-12)3 Uoo. »2.900. Call 20280 Roseland Apt. 2 '82's .National FLEETWOOD 1980 Diesel, triple black, - Telegraph North of 12 Mile 645-5458 ESCORT 1981 GL. 4 speed, air, cassette leather. Mieheliru. CB radio, excelled Southfleid 353-9000 coodiUoo. »10.900. After 6pm. 64J-70J0 CAPRICE 1979 classic 6 passenger stereo, rear defogger. excellent coodi 4 4 COA FINANCING Autofioders wagoo Good family car. V-6. power NOVA 1971. Good Transportation, best Uoo, »4«00. »36-5202 FLEETWOOD 1982-. Sedan Diesel. steering, brakes, air. am-fm, cruise. Please caJt the promotion offer. .' 522-2344 I I.W /O AVAILABLE New Ures, cloth seaU 981-3746 ESCORT 1981 Lynx. ) door GL. auto while;Redwood clolh. CB.'cassette. GM department of the Observer maUc, air, AM-FM. Must sell, excellent eiec. I16.J0O. Day-s »4-3471 NOVA 1974. 350 engine, power sleer- CAPRICE 1981 4 door diesel. loaded, & Eccentric between 9 A.M. ing-crakes. automatic »500. 427-0134 condition »4500 »224255 $ 14600 Michigan Ave. 24.000 miles, »7300. Excellent condi DIVIDEND FLEETWOOD 1962. 4 door, executive and 5 P.M., Friday, January NOVA 1976 excellent shape. 4 new steel ESCORT 1982 GL 8«00 miles, warran up to black, gray leather, astro root, power tion. Call alter 6PM. 286-1031 900 ON SOME MODELS Dearborn 846-5005 21, 1983, to dalm your two belted radial, am-fm stereo, new ty, rear defrost, am-fm stereo, console, seals £ windows, wire wheels, low brakes, automaUc. very clean, power excelleet coodiUon. »5.550. 851-6773 mileage. exceUen' condition. 673-9610 CAPRICE 1982 Classic Diesel. 2 tone FREE RED WINO TICKETS. redwood. Joaded. Excellent coodiUoo. steering. 43745«« 11.000 miles. »10.000. 197-0593 ESCORT 1982, 2 door, manual, air, rear SEDAN DEVILLE. 1979. Special Edi defog. tinted glass, radio rustproof, low LIVONIA VOLKSWAGEN S41-2300.x1.244 NOVA.1978. automatic air coodiUoo tion, firemlslgold. mintcooailion,load ing Gold melaUic Sharp! »3.688. miles, excellent »4,950 Eves. 973-8270 34501 PLYMOUTH RD. I ed Factory CB. am-fm 16600. SS7-1494 CAPRICE 1982 THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS 4 door, air conditioning, power windows LOU LaRICHE ESCORT 1982. «400 miles. 4 speed, nod- BTWN. WAYNE & FARMINGTON RD. SEDAN deVILLE 1976- loaded, ooe 4 locks, cruise, factory official 11.9 Fi ercoated. am-fm, excellent coodiUoo, ooo-srrioiing lady owner. Beautiful. nancing available. IAVE CHEVROLET »4700. Call alter « pm. . 5)7-3590 »6250. 5534J83 Plymouth Rd. - Josl West of 1-373 '81 OLDS CUTLASS CONGRATULATIONS EXP 1982. air, power steering-brakes, 4 door, nicety equipped Diesel. $5900 SEDAN DEVILLE 1976. red with while JACK CAULEY 453-4600 * stereo. 4 speed, defroster. »5,300_ AMERICAR AMERICAR AMERICAR leather, excelled condition, 69,000 - CHEVROLET - After 6pm, 455-52»! miles. »J.J0O. 646-9623 '82 BUICK RIVIERA ORCHARD LAKE RD. ONE CALL DOES IT ALL! EXP 1962, power steering tt brakes. 4 Low miles, all the equipment and CB. g SEDAN DeVILLE 19J2- Blue 00 Blue, Between 14 It 15 Mile Rds. CITATION 1980.4 door. V» automaUc. Place your classified want ad to speed, perfect coodi Uoa »5300. $11,900 Diesel, 6000 miles, GM Exec car power steering, rear defroster, rust- Suburban Detroit's finest market 375-0826 .642-2983 855-9700 proofed. 37,000 miles, »3750. 525-9047 The Observer & Eccentric Newspapers ESYTTM CAVALIER 1982. 2 doorj too* blue, FAIRMONT. 1978, power steering & '80 MERCURY CAPRI SEDAN de V1LLE, 1979. New silver most options. 11.500 miles, excellent CITATION 1981. loaded, air, excellent 591-0900 Wayne brakes, automatic, air. rear defroster, Nicety equipped. paint. 51.000 mlles.Excellent condition. condition, CM Exec:, »7500. 626-0806 coodiUoo, Livonia area " 764-6694 »2800. After 5pm. 459-6397 $4900 17.100. 455-0175 644-1070 Oakland CAVALIER 1982. White Sedan. 14.000 CITATION 1981. XU HO.. V6. »5100 852-3222 Rochester/Avon FAIRMONT 1978, Squire Wagoo. air, % OPENS IN FLORIDA \ SEVILLE, 19JS. gas engine- 10,000 miles, many options, no air. »6.295. 354-9588; 356-330« stereo, luggage rack, radials. Eicelleot 78 MONZA miles, always garaged, underooated. After 6pm, «51-6638 Use your Visa or Muter Card coaUUoo.42695. CITATION. 1982 XII, showroom coo paint sealed, triple blue, vetour. spot VEGA 1976- Sport Coupe. 4 speed, CRESTWOOD DODGE Stick Shift, like newt $2995 less, wire wheels, power reclining 6 CAVALIER, 1982, 4 door sedan, well diUoo. all options. Warranty. "Ask for Used Cars' 421-5700(. GRAND OPENING SPECIAL equipped. »6700. 433-»348 Call. 459-013« 48.000 miles. No rust »1400 way passenger seat, spare never used, «51-5643 radio with CB (signal seeking), clock, FAIRMONT, 1980 Fotura, automatic '82 BUICK SKYLARK i CAVALIER 191». CL Hatchback, com CITATION 1982 4 door hatchback, V8, power steering 4 brakes, air, 24.000 entry lights, right It led vanity lighted VEGA 1977 Hatchback, automaUc low pletely loaded, black with burgundy in air. automatic power steering, brakes, miles, must sell, »4600. '271-32)9 Automatic, air, power steering, power mirrors »11.000. After 4pm 646-8036 terior, aluminum wheels, letter Ures, a front bocket seats, deluxe Interior & ex mileage: SetUe Estate. »1500 cash. -*9.9% Interest Rates 'FREE Home Computer (¾ 537-8197 brakes. $6700 1981 ELDORADO -.22.000 miles, cas real Beauty, excellent coodiUoo. 14.000 terior. Rear window defogger. am-fm FAIRMONT 1980. 6 cylinder, automat L'NO DOWN PAYMENT . 'WALK AWAY LEASE gg^s, rY stereo, 8000 miles. »7500. 689-5165 J sette, leather. Immaculate! $13,895-. miles, »6993 _ V* 352-231« ic air, power steering & brakes, decor opUoo, black vinyl roof, )8.000 miles, '80 PONTIAC SUNBIRD CHEVELLE 19.71, indoor, hardtop. 862 Chrysler excellent condiUoa Call 464-6357 Automatic, air, power steering, power 1 1980 SEVILLE Diesel, triple burgundy, 62.000 miles, A 1 coodJUoo. »3,000 CITATION 1982 1983 1983 1983 leather, aires Special - »10.995 4 door aotomatlc. air conditioning. CORDOBA. 1978, crown coupe, excel brakes. $3900 * 591-1305 lent coodiUoo Reduced for quick sale. FIESTA, 1978, 4 speed, air, amfra'cas- ELDORADO 0L0SCIERA4DR. FIREBIRD AmFm stereo. 11.9 Financing avail- sette. good coodiUoo. »2.550. Call after 1979 ELDORADO Black Beauty CHEVELLE 1972- RnrK » i. i .Mr* m*^ -^-.a.^-a-.^ A. ^^^^^^^a?f-5^W-!*T?91S^WPBi^p!ia^ 1$C*(P.CM4C,R,W,G-12C) 04E Thursday, January 20,1983 874 Mercury 876 Oldimobfle 876 Qldsmobile 878 Plymouth - 880 Pontlac- 860 Pontlac 880 Pontlac 880 Pontine CAPRI 1>74,1 door. imlm radio. »Uck C1EHA 19JJ- Air, itereo.Tnaay eitras. CUTCASS, 1977 Supreme Brougham, DELTA 8», mi'Royal Brougham 4 ARROW OT 1»78. automatic, air, BONNEVILLE J977, 2 door, red, eicel ilnfl.joodcocsdilioo »11-0711 10,000 miles, |«00, . 477-4J44 2«0 V-$, power steering, brajtes, win GRAND PRIX 1979." air conditioning, J 2000 1(82. Wagoo. 4 speed, air, tOOO'LE- 1981, Air. stereo, many ex door, loaded, eicelleot coodiUoo. dark 32.600 miles, original lady ower. lent coodiUoo, loaded, $3500. «32-312« new braxes, shocks, 2 new Ures. am-fm tras. 11,000 miles, $9500. 477,4304 dows, air. good condTuoo, reliable, blue? $7,495. After » PM. 8418393 Excellent cooditioo, $3100 358-330« AmFm cassette players ielLfiV, *?• CAPRI 1««- 4 Speed, M litre, power CTERRA. 15«, 4 door, most options. $3,600 or offer. After 4pm. 478-033« BONNEVILLE .1979. burgundy, fully radio, trailer hi ten, newly rebuilt trans cedent cooditioo, $$.»00. T74^4»3 5t«rioi-brak«, »m-fm »l«reo. lj.000 mission, V4, excellent coodiUoo, »4200 *.0» LE 198» 4 door, light lloe. Ult. M0-14W DELTA 88. 198J, air. cruise, Ult, «200 AtfROV? 1»7( Automatic, low-miles. loaded, vinyl roof, oew brakes. 45,000 cruise, full power, stereo, air. defogger, milt*, frw/best o»er. ' 4J4-W7 CUTLASS 1»77 Supreme, air. power Good coodiUon $1.0»? Tyme Sales \ miles'. $5154. «4«-170S CalV9am-3gro, asx for Mary 358-4.49$ leMANS. 1977.1 door, air mMeS; stereo, vinyl roof, V«, other* conditioning $1,495. OUara Datsun, automatic. $9,0». . 4NW175 CUSTOM CRUISER l»77, loaded with steering 6 brakes. V6. «5,000 miles. $8800. 689-4281 45^55« CAPRI i«M, R£ *lr. «Ureo. «oa root, 4 options, eicelleot cooditioa Priced'to •$2200 . 422-73« BONNEVILLE, 1979. 4 door, loaded, GRAND PRIX. 1980, fully loaded, 33«55 Plymouth B4- 4JHMI WE WILL BEAT A.P.R. OR MEET ON ALL NEW 1982 & 1983 CARS & TRUCKS IN STOCK OR ORDERED! (except 1983 Thunderbird) ANY DEALERS BONAFIDE DEAL!! •at.iKi^w^»i WIWL.'-U.I.IW,11 SDAYSONtY :,^Xm^mkmmmmmmm Wednesday, Thursday, Friday rge Inventory of January 19,20 & 21 OPEN 9 TO 9 ALL THREE DAYS llSlilM^|SSI»iWICc$Kl S La^ontaine Michigan Ave. • •For qualified buyers - 25% cash down or trade equity and 36 month contract/Applies to 1Mlr»EMlon»r»flr»ph orders written these three days onlyl mwj^m^ • > :mwmmmmm?mmwmmi A, X and Z planners eligible for 11.9% A.P.R. , FONTAINE Jim Seavilt's 561-6600 i THE PEOPLE WHO In Dearborn.ti^ We have to be better. 22805 MICHIGAN, DEARBORN KN0W AB0UT T0Y0T^ Two blocks east of Telegraph on Michigan Avenue 565**390O |0« FAIRMONT• ESCORT • EXP • CLUB WAGON • FORD PICKUPd t "\ i 7-*vr*N HMIftMil !lec(<)0. - • * O 324J4-, 15348 2434 29460 4459 2680 1A 1h« |GlORANJ O RIVER PONTIAC ROCHESTER W«s!ii-*J Observe i$ HJ6I«ciI to irV TOTAL PORTRAIT COLLECTION INCLUDES: MIDDLEBELT TELEGRAPH FORD RD. conditom iti'.tC ir> IK apfAcab'^ , W. of Power* N. ol 5 Mile 8. of Michigan W.o»MkWW»H LAKE RD. RD. n't en a copie»oi »h>c« are avjj-. 2-8x 10s. 3-5x 7sand 15 v.a"ets. Wateriord Rocholer tt'e t'orn tf.« aa.