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Put j edit on Num)Or usps 396380 .'\'01 114,No, 14,Four Sections, 36 Pages, Plus 2 Supplements WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13,1982-NORTHVILLE, MICHIGAN TWENTY-FIV~ CENTS City council taps Detroit firm for attorney
By JEAN DAY firm was made after council members Ayers, G. Dewey Gardner and Paul Close contender for the post was the school issues. She cited the tentatively Gardner and Ayers, stating he felt heard presentations from the two other Folino stated they agreed that all seem- Livonia firm of Cummings, McCLorey, upcoming matter of a summer school Kohl's firm had to lie his first choice for James R. Kohl, 38, a Northville resi- finalists for the post that has been va- ed exceptionally qUalified. Davis and Acho which would have been tax collection as an example of possible the expertise it offered. . . : • dent, and the legal firm of Plunkett, cant since August 10 when Philip A Northville resident since 1974, Kohl represented by Johnson, a Northville conflict of interest. She added she Ayers then' made the motion to 'ap- Cooney, Rutt, Watters, Stanczyk and Ogilvie completed his service with the and his family live at 1034Springfield resident at 312West Main. would not feel right in asking him to point Plunkett, <;:ooney,Rutt, Watters, Pedersen with which he is affiliated will city. Drive. His selection was made con- It was Johnson's association with the resign his board post, as he indicated he Stanczyk and PederSen, which was become legal counsel for the City of Council member J. Burton DeRusha tingent on City ,Manager Steven board of education that caused Ayers would if council requested. seconded by Gardner and pasSed NorthVille by unanimous action of city and Mayor Paul Vernon, who earlier Walters and Police Chief Rodney Can- and Gardner to have concerns about his Gardner also emphasized he felt unanimously. . council Monday night. had interviewed six candidate firms to non being able to "resolve the being able to vote on school-city related Johnson's contributions on the board All three firms received hi~ ratings The unanimous choice, however, narrow the selection to the three distance" between Kohl's Detroit office matters. have been too valuable to lose. in different 'areas from council came after defeat of an earlier motion finalists, emphasized repeatedly that and police headquarters in preparation "We would be losing both ways," It was this concern, stated by both, members. Also considered was to select a Livonia firm represented by "the city would be well-served by any of of police and 35th District court legal Ayers said, explaining she as a council that caused the initial motion of Sempliner, Thomas, Tiplady and Boak Christopher Johnson, also a Northville the three." work .. member would not feel he could advise DeRusha, seconded by Folino, to ap- of Plymouth. John Thomas, one of the resident and a current member of the An hour was scheduled for each When this is done, the council official- the city on school matters and that as a point Johnson's firm to be defeated by a four partners, made the coun'cil presen~ board of education. firm's presentations Monday night; ly will enter into agreement with the taxpayer she would not feel he could three-two vote. • SelectIOn of the 82-member Detroit afterward, council members Carolann firm. vote on the board of edu.$ation in city- Vernon voted against the motion with Continued on Il-A Bell proposes' new plan for schools
By MICHELE McELMURRY trends. "If we are to believe the futurists,'~ Renovation of Northville High School, 'Instead of closing schools, we should be he explained, "then we must realize our realignment of the present grade struc- society is going thrOUgh the 'third ture and future facility use for the in- /opening schools to part of the cOlnmunity wave.' stitution Special Education Program "We are moving from an industrial are the primary components of a long- which prest(ntly isn't being serviced by society to an information society," he .range plan proposed for the Northville them.' noted. "Within the next 10 years, we'll School District by School Superinten- be retraining our work force from an in- dent George Bell last Tuesday evening. Georl!C Bell, dustrial society to an information socie- The superintendent outlined his pro- ty. posed plan to approximately 125 School Superintendent "I firmly believe public schools will residents, staff members and ISEP be the center of 'that retraining opera- parents attending the open meeting at tion." Northville High School. His proposal Noting the increased number of will be brought to the Northville Board However, he pointed out that "it is gram into the four elementary schools, women returning to the work force, &nd of Education October 25 for its ap- clear a long-range plan is long overdue Bell's long-range plan entails a further in particular, Northville's substantial for this district. expansion of the Community Education senior citizen population, Bell stressed pr~v~. al "As I go through the Northville Program, retention of all facilities, the need for an expanded community e s propos complies with a Public Schools' archives, I see the both K-12and ISEP, implementation of education program. charge set forth earlier this year by the board constantly criticized for not hav- board of education. The, board re- . a middle school grade structure and a "Instead of closing schools," he said, quested, in .April that the ~chool ad- m~ a long-range plan. . renovation of Northville High School - "we should be opening schools to part of ministration formulate a "long range Th~ proposal pn;sented h~re tomlP,lt which would necessitate the approval of the community which presently isn't, facUitY Use plan by OctoDeri982':whiCh~ay.gwe !ISso.mething ~o!>egm~lth .. a bond-issue. beingservicedhy.l4em.Y~. "'r would include ... a recommendation,' Unlike earher proposals whICh m- . In prefacing his remarks, Bell em- He noted that the ,expansion of the grade level realignment, identification ~ud~ plans to close down. one of the phasized the schools' responsibility to "neighborhood school concept" would of a building or buildings for closure district ~ ~ven sch~ls or mr?rporate the community and the necessity to and a definition of the impact of in- the InstItutIon SpecIal EducatIOn Pro- keep pace with future educational Continued on Il-A creased use of district facilities by the ISE Program." The board's recommendation was made in response to a Citizen's Ad- visory Committee report directing the administration to identify an elemen- tary school for closing and study a restructuring of the present grade level Apple dumplings to help offset the district's declining \ enrollment. Sara Gauvin puts her apple where her mouth is while Jason In presenting his outline last Tues- day, Bell said he felt the October • McDonald eyes the activity at Parmenter's Cider Mill Saturday. deadline established by the board of The character board they stand behind is but a part of education was "a tough one to follow" Parmenter's new children's play area. Record photo by John especially in light of his recent arrival Galloway in the district. Bell has been Nor- thville's supe~intendent about 13weeks. I Proposals crowd November ballot
There are seven proposals facing Michigan is also one of eight states PROPOSAL A • :\llchlgan voters in the November 2 and several local governments con- electIOn. ducting a referendum on the nuclear After losing a ballot proposal two Thrce deal with utility rates and the weapons freeze proposal. years ago to restrict legislative im- munities, supporters will try again thIS pubhc service commission. One is a Sliger/Livingston reporters have proposed constitutional amendment to November. prepared stories regarding the cam· Proposal A, as it is known this year, guarantee minimum staffing of the, paigns on each of the seven issues statc police department, another would would allow state legislators to reform which will be presented in The Record their existing constitutional exemption allow the legislature to restrict its own in two parts. Today, proposals A, Band constitutionally-granted privileges, and from civil arrest and civil process dur- C are examined, ~tll1another would ban enforcement of ing legislative sessions. "due on sale clauses" in home mor- Next week, the remaining proposals Legislators who backed restricting .lgages will be outlined. legislative immunity two years ago- known then as Proposal G-said atten- tion was drawn to the civil protection enjoyed by lawmakers after some of Student enrollnlent drops the state's traffic laws were changed from criminal to civil infractions to free up district court dockets. ~~~~~.'" for 1982-83 school year Unforseen was the possibility that .-~ . legislators could invoke their civil im- \~ .,. ,<-*,~ Northville Public Schools student ment and Winchester Elementary munity for those offenses as well as enrollment once again has dropped School is 13 students shy of its 1981-82 others, such as the decriminalization of ahout four percent with an estimated enrollment of 491. possession of small amounts of mari- Norman Witt with the sawmill he renovated from a 'pile ofjunk' • 114 fewer students attending classes Silver Springs Elementary School's juana in some cities. " thIS fall. enrollment has dropped by only six The proposal to restrict legislative Fourth Friday enrollment figures students this year in comparison to last. immunity that was on the November show 3,421 students enrolled in this However, with 310 students, it has the 1980ballot did not get much publicity at Witt sets sawmill buzzing again year's K·12 program in comparison to lowest enrollment of all four elemen- the time as three controversial tax-cut l . '" last year's 3,535studen~. tary schools. lind tax-shift proposals dominated By KEVIN WILSON brOUght the sawmill home to serve as 'his father's' next According to Assistant Superinten- Of the two junior high schools, Cooke public debate. backyard project. dent Burton Knighton, enrollment has shown the largest enrollment Voters also seemed confused by the Keeping bUSyhas never been a problem for Ford Valve "It looked like an archeological find," Fred explains. flgurcs still are being audited and may decrease with 32 fewer "Students than ballot wording, said Fred Anderson, an Plant retiree Norman Witt. "It had been sitting out In an open field for who knows how change slightly later In the year. last year. However, Fourth Friday aide to State Senate Majority Leader In fact, Witt has been a veritable buzzsaw of activity long - years and years. It was all coated with dirt and Willam Faust, Democrat-Westland. However, the traditional Fourth Friday figures show a decline of only two lately, restoring an old portable sawmill to like-new condi- rust - it was really a mess. " l studcnt count gives the school district students at Meads Mill. "'I think a lot of voters perceived It tion In his backyard at 236South Center. But Fred well knew his father's propensity for • it,>best indication of how many students Combined junior high enrollment Is was giving immunities that don't exist The saw, of uncertain vintage but from a design mechanical magic. The South Center garage is occupied are enrolled In the system. 921In comparison to last year's 955. now," Anderson said. "The purpose Is patented In 1892,was carefully reconstructed from a "pile by an earlier "project" - a 1935International Harvester The largest decline in student enroll- The high school is the only grade level to allow legislators to restrict them." of junk" Witt's son Fred bought from a Bad Axe man and FarmAIl tractor that looks, save for the l~ck of a tire, as ment occurred at the elementary level to have shown an increase. This year's He said supporters of the proposal brought south for his father. . though Itjust rolled out of the factory doors. With 88 fewer K-6 graders enrolled in 1,007lOth through 12th graders is an In- are hoping to raise enough money to "It took about 14 months," Witt relates, standing beside "I thought certain the tractor would keep him busy for a this year's program. crease of eight students over last year's bUy a couple of advertisements to ex· the results last Friday, only hours after a test run had Im- year," Fred laughs. "Two months later, there It was, just With 44 fewer students, Amerman count. plain the issue, which was passed by pressed both him and Fred with the machine's efficiency. as you see It." I~I('mentary School experienced the Student enrollment in Northville state legislators with "no real opposi- "It was a mess," he says, sweeping his arm to show the The garage walls are lined with tools, and the Witts busy largest enrollment decrease. Amer- Public Schools has decreased by about tion." length of the more than 2o-feet of wood and metal parts, themselves hoisting an automobile engir,e Into a trailer to man's enrollment dropped from 406 four percent for the past six years. The "We're just ~oplng to do a good job of the latter gleaming In fresh fire-engine red paint under a be towed away. They work qUickly together, a rew words students In the 1981·82school year to largest decline has been at the elemen· educating the voter," he said. bright mld·day sun. "I had to s('rape It all down, Itwas all being all they need to move from one task to another, each this fall's 362. ' tary level with fewer students entering Constitutional Immunity was rusted, and paint it." man aware of what the other is about to do. • Moraine Elementary School lost 25 kindergarten than graduating from Actually, there was a bit more to the restoration than students from last year's 368 enroll· high school. Continued on 7·A Witt lets on at first, but Fred remembers well the day he Continued on lo-A
\. " ,- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, October 13, 1982 DeHoCo land transfer Maybe We're Not Magicians. I Community Calendar :~l
... but we do have sOllie awaits voter approval TODAY. OCTOBER 13 thville Community bUilding. The dance, nifty little tricks which is open to the public, will feature for getting clothes sprul:ed up. SENIORS MEET: Northville senior music by Apogee and a cash bar. A'd- Tak.:s experience hke ours. Michigan Governor William G. capital outlay bill. He did, in fact, mission is$4. Milliken has signed a capital outlays eliminate four such line items approved Citizens' Club will vote on a change in bill that includes the proposed $1sale of by the legislature but the local transfer its bylaws at a 7:30 p.m, meeting at First Presbyterian Church. All SUNDAY. OCTOBER 17 , 39 acres of surplus former Detroit remained in the bill as signed. ". The township earlier allocated $9,000 members are urged to attend. House of Corrections land to the MILL RACE VILLAGE: Mill RaCe township for recreation use. of federal community development NOW MEETING: The Northwest Historical Village is open from 1-4 p.m.' The land transfer now must await ap- block grant funds to a study for a :, jfrr!,bl~ recreational park on the land. The 39 Chapter of the National Organization proval of local voters for the expen- acres is the northernmost portion of the for Women will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the CARD PARTY: Ladies Auxiliary.'of 112 E. MAIN NORTHVILLE diture of the one dollar. Under state VFW Post 2269will sponsor a card par- law, general law townships such as former DeHoCo property owned by the Little Theatre Room at Taylor School in state. The southern portion is occupied Livonia. Guests will be Noel Culbert, ty and luncheon from 2-&p.m. at the 349.()777 Northville are prohibited from acqUir- VFW Hall at 23414Orchard Lake. ing land without a vote of the elec- at present by Phoenix Correctional Bill Joyner and a representative from M- mission is $3 with all proceeds goin torate. ' Facility and is the future site of a new, Senator Don Riegle's office. No reser- p as yet unnamed, regional prison. vations are needed, and everyone is towards cancer, research. ' senator Robert Geake (R-Northville) MONDAY, OCTCBER 18 : who has been a supporter of the land Local Kiwanis, Lions and Jaycees welcome to attend. For further in- e chapters are helping solidify plans for formation, contact Jean Williams at ." transfer in Lansing, linked proposal's DAR LUNCHEON: The Sarah Ann merits to the high proportion of proposed multi-purpose fields to be us- 591·1395or Mary ~ilyeau at 464-0509. ed for soccer and baseball diamonds, Cochrane Chapter of the DaUghters bf township land (roughly one-third) oc- the American Revolution will meet at cupied by state and other public proper- Geakesaid. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS: Nor- noon at the home of Beverly Dobel. The ties. Preliminary plans also call for a com- thville Knights of Columbus will meet r munity building to house rest rooms at 8 p.m. in the Administration Building program, entitled "Our Investment in I "The residents of Northville and Nor- at Our Lady of Victory. Youth, DAR Schools", will be presented thville Township have aided the state of and other support facilities. Geake noted that the agreement with by Mrs. Walter Fysh of the John Michigan a great deal by accepting RECREATION COMMISSION: Nor- Sackett Chapter. For further inform~ mental health and correctional the state includes a reverter clause authorizing use of the land solely for thville Recreation' Commission will tion, contact Christine Campbell at 4&£. I facilities in their area," he said. "This meet at 8p.m. at Northville City Hall .. 1154or Virginia Simpson at 348-2198.0:1. I cooperative spirit should be a two-way recreation purposes. "However, it is ."; street, and I'm pleased that my within the realm-of possibility that fur- '0' ther negotiations may permit the THURSDAY. OCTOBER 14 KIWANIANS MEET: NorthVille I legislative colleagues and the governor Kiwanis meets at 6:30 p.m. at Henry's agree with me ... " township to establish a second fire sta- tion to serve the western portion of the CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: Nor- Place. .: Geake called the approval of first the community. We will examine this thville Chamber of Commerce will, '~ I legislature, then the governor, the "ma- possibility further." meetat8a.m. at the Chamber building. PAPER DRIVE: St. Paul's Lutheran ! jor governmental hurdle" in transferr- A second fire station is one of the pro- ... Church School will sponsor a papej' ing the land and urged township voters posed uses of the land contained in a FARMER'S MARKET: Northville drive from 6:30-7:30 p.m! in the church ! ~ to approve the purchase when it ap- master plan prepared for the joint com- Farmer's Market at Main and Hutton is parking lot. ~ pears on a future ballot. I Dr. Stuart F. Campbell Dr. Bernard Miller munity recreation department in 1980. open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. . ~ A rumored election regarding MASONSMEET: Northville Masonif Optometrist Children's Optometrist The possibility of obtaining the proper- ! changes in the Wayne County Road ty from the state has been known since DA¥TIME TOPS: Daytime TOPS Organization will meet at 7:30 p.m. at i Commission next spring could provide Masonic Temple.' ~. Announce the combining of their. practices at that time. meets at 9 a.m. at First Presbyterian < the earliest opportunity to "piggyback" After planning for the new regional Church. • . ! 508W. Main Street the issue on another election. Clerk prison showed that the northern sector MOTHERS' CLUB: Northvillll Susan Heintz related that a special elec- Mothers' Club will meet at 7:~0 p.m. <¢ I opposite Main Street Elementary School would not be needed by the corrections NORTHVILLE TOWNHALL: Oscar- tion just for the land transfer is not in department, the property was released \ winning actress Celeste Holm will open the home of Mary Whiteside. CeJ- Dr. Campbell will continue to appoint a limited number the cards, since even such a one-issue to the state and its availability was Northville Town Hall's 22nd season at hostesses will be Angie Baetz, Carolyn of patients. Special repairs on the premises. Nieuwkoop and Judy Somershoe. = election would cost roughly $4,000 to made known to all other state depart· 11 a.m. at Plymouth Hilton Inn. Lun· • I Dr. Miller will specialize in children and young adult's $5,000 to conduct. ments and agencies. cheon will follow. corrective and preventive vision care. Supporters of the transfer were None of those agencies claimed the TOPS MEETS: Northville TO~ "Dr. campbeWs same location for 26years. relatively certain the governor would land or proposed a use for the property, WOMEN'S LUNCHEON: Christian meets at 7:30 p.m. at Firsl approve it, but were aware of his clearing the way for the legislative ac- Women's Club will hold a "Harvest of Presbyterian Church. ~ authority to delete items from the tion allowing the land transfer. Fashion" luncheon from noon to 2 p.m. at the Sveden House in Farmington CITY COUNCIL: Northville Cit!r Hills. Rachael Atkinson of Fashion Council meets at 8 p.m. in the counc~ cl1ambers. ".~ Cents will show the latest fall coat Alhambra slates Millionaires Party j I fashions. Soloist Betty Cole also will at- tend. Tickets for the luncheon are $5. MOTHERS OF TWINS: westerP Alhambra of Northville, Manresa Donations are $5 per person and food Reservations can be made by calling Wayne County Mothers of Twins meet I Simply Caravan No. 217, i!> presenting its and beverage will be available at a Linda Belgiano at 397-2904or Jo Cone at at 8 p.m. at Holy Cross Evangelici I Fourth Annual Millionaires Party at 8 nominal cost. 477-3825. Church in Livonia. Prior to th~ p.m. October 23 at Our Lady of Victory meeting, Parental Resource NUrs~ I Elegant. •• Parish Hall. For further information, call 562-4720. CANDIDATES' NIGHT: League of Ruth Winkler, will answer questionj; I Women Voters of Northville, Plymouth, new moms may have about twins ana Canton and Novi will host a Candidates' triplets. The question and answete ICORNER Washington Clothiers Forum from 7:30-10 p.m. at Tanger period will begin at 7 p.m.~1 ~ School, Five Mile at Haggerty. The ~ ! CURIO ... forum will feature candidates for the TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19 ~ Leather Preview 36th District Michigan House, 6th :< ! ~District Michigan Senate and U.S. Con- :)ROTA~Y,CLUB:' ~OrthVUle,RotaJ GracefUlly designed and" , ",.f ~gress 2nd District. Club r:nee~ "t:'noon,jn·:the;:'Fir$ proportioned to harmonize with, ~ ~ l' It ••• "" -1""\ ".,r ..... r ,..", • «I .,..., 1 Presbyterian ~hurch FellQwship Hall. ; loday's Intenors, this fine :' I' co II -." • TOWNSHIP' TRb~TEES' MEET: cabinet will compliment your ...... :=;;a . ~ most pnzed collection. Northville Township Board of Trustees CIVIL AIR PATROL: Sixgat~ will meet at 8p.m. in townshil!..hall. Squadron Civil Air Patrol meets at ~ 'FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15 p.m. in Novi Middle School South. ,.~e MASONS MEET: Orient Chapter, WEAVERS GATHER: Mill RaJ No. 77, Order of the Eastern Star, will Weavers' Guild will meet at 8 p.m. ip meet at 7:30 p.m. in Masonic Temple. Mill Race Village. •• SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16 PLANNERS MEET: Northville City ::x'" Planning Commission will meet at 8 ::%"" ::r", p.m. in the council chambers. Crafted In chOice pecan and ::x'" GLASS SHOW: The Michigan cherry, the lighted interior, and "'", Depression Glass Society will sponsor' , - "'1:.,"'", , sparkling glass will add unique ::x"'" its loth Annual All Depression Era WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20 Interest to that 'special' room. ::Xc Glass Show and Sale from 10 a.m. to 5 "'"":::Z'" "'", p.m. at Schoolcraft College. The show QUILTERS MEET: Northville COW- ax:"'", will be held at the same time on Sun- munity Quilters will meet at 10a.m. ille :::z'l: day. First Presbyterian Church. :::z"" :::zl': SPECIAL ::x'" ",'I: PWP METRO DANCE: Northville- ::xl:: Novi Chapter of Parents Without Part- LIBRARY FRIENDS: Friends of the ::I~ ::1'y. ners will sponsor a Harvest Moon Metro Northville Public Library will meet at 8 ::X'" Dance from 8 p.m. to 1a.m. at the Nor- p.m. in the Northville Public Library .. ~:::J:", :::J:", ::>'1:., All Curios on Sale "'"", this week ::>'r - Creative Drama 'Workshop offered.:' "'"":::Z"1:., :::ZJ: washington ::t"" "":<= Creative Day Nursery will be offering Both morning and afternoon- "":<= ::XJ: clothiers a Creative Drama Workshop for all workshops are being offered each Tues- ::x"" ",k: "'J: -~ area preschoolers and kindergartners day fro~ October 19through November Schrader's ~~ ~c beginning October 19. 9. Mornmg workshops are conductcil :::r:J: General Motors Farmington Downtown ::<~ Home FDrnishi~gs ~ Building Gr River nr Halstead 520 Woodward Ave ~ f~m 10-11:15 a.m. and afternoon ses- ::>'~ Main LObby-871'6060 478'3430 Near City Council Building ;ik: Creative Dramatics, offered to SIOnsar.e held from 1-2:15p.m. .. ~ Mon • Sat 9·6 Sun 12·5 W05.2610 :elk: children age four and older, will include Cost IS $5 per session or $18 for all QUAUTY FURNISHINGS SfNCE 1907' ~ Closed Sun Mon 0 Sat 10·9 Mon' Sat 9·6 stories, poems, musical interpreta- four workshops. VISA MON-TueS,sAT.~ THURS &FRI9-9 ~ Nominal charge fOr Alterations on Sale Merchandise tions, dance movements, pantomime, (CLOSED WEDNESDAYl J Reservations are reqUired and can be II MajOr Credit Cards Honored Farmington store open Sunday 12·5 p m puppetry, shadow theater and pup~t made with Ellen Wahi at 349-2161or 348- 111N. Center (Sheldon), Northville 349-1838 making, 3910. IUUUUUUUUUU~UUUUUUUUU"U"UUU"UUUUUU~uuUU~tUUU ~ I II/I'/fllllrrnllnnn /lNl1nnnnn IInil IIM" nnllnllllnnnn f"1IHtiNlt' r- .----.e ,-' -," '." COMMUNITY FEDERAL BEATS ALL INSURED .',. .::,4- '0" MONEY MARKET RATES BY 1/2% DURING OCTOBER ..,"'" " ~ ATTENTION EARN%%OVER ~ \ the rate any Bank or Savings & Loan will pay you for the same '\ All persons who live or work in Plymouth, canton or Northville. ", investment amount and term. ~ ~ ~ IN COMPLETE SAFETY INVEST ,~" :: $10,000 to $99,999 at COMMUNITY FEDERAL Credit Union during All deposits (including certificates) are fully protected against "', ~ loss by the National Credit Union Administration to $100,000. . ~. the month of OCtober, 1982 and you can- ~'\, .,~ ,', '-,.' $ ...J t ~ f'> ~ CHOOSE OTHER CERTIFICATES '1 Your term. Pick any number of months as your term, from 6 Many other certificates for lesser amounts are also being .. CanTUlTY FEDEPfl through 18 months. For Instance you might choose a term of 7 offered at varying maturities. We know you'll find these rates Start A Family Tradition ~ very atlra¢tive, as well. ., INT'()/lH months or 9 months .• Have a family porlrall taken before Nov, 1 and .," receive 1 FREE X·mas card for each wallot .,ze pur- ~ chased.· .j II ~TiMl( .. PLYMOUTH RATE LINE NORTHVILLE 500 S. Harvey 101 N. Center cREDlTunon 453·1200 453·5531 p 348·2920 ~~*·::::.~.tlnJ.... 105N.CenterSt. ·Federal Regulations require a substantial penalty for early withdrawal from certificates r North~lIIe 348-03ro;:
'-J Wednesday. October13,1982- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-~ • • _I~: Harden granted conditional approval ''l- 50,000MICHIGAN MOTORISTS ~ ~ Wl1llamHarden received unanimous should be another entrance/exit door Harden explained since he eventually ties to join driveways In professional CAN'T BE WRONGI ;r conditional approval to change a house behind the house, Wendtsaid. Intends to expand the home, he willtear business offic~zonedarea, the commis- ~ at 416South Main Into an engineering The parking wouldbe enhanced Ifthe the garage down within the next few sion was making law. Again, Nino THAT'S HOW MANY ADULT DRIVERS IN MICHIGAN HAVE~ office from city planning commis- garage wouldbe torn down,Wendtsaid, weeks to help solve the parking pro- disagreed, and the discussion closed sioners at their meeting last weekTues- to make It easier for persons parking in blems. when chairperson Lesa Buckland said, ~~J~~~gE T'gd~P1~~O b~S~~~R16A T':- T~~s~IT~'i~~~~_ • day. the western side of the lot to exit and for Wendt and Kissinger also had con- "We all have different viewpoints." JANUARY 1. AND, OVER A THOUSAND MORE ARE:: The planners conditionally approved snowremoval Inthe winter. cerns about a row of hedges along the The commission again tabled action SWITCHING EACH WEEK! HERE'S WHY: ,. the site, landscape and change of use There were a number of concerns drive which lead to the street. The on site, landscape and architectural .. • pl~ submitted by Harden, pending about the driveway, one of which was hedges extend Into the drIve, they said, plans for Seaman's BodyShop,114High • St~ndard Adult auto rates which, in many areas, are the:: Street, since it did not meet commission revisions in the parking, handicap that the chimney extended about a foot and also hinder a driver's view of the lowest in Michigan. :. ramp, lighting, curbing around the Into the drive. Commissioner Stewart oncomingtraffic and pedestrians. reqUirements. .epimney,building entrance at the back Kissinger suggested curbing be put They asked Harden if the bushes . Owner George Miller has to build a • An additional Preferred Driver Discount for drivers age 25and:- of the building and a dedication of the around the chimney to prevent cars could be trimmed and cut back lQ-feet spray booth to meet fire code re- older who are ticket and accident free for three years. ;: Jiorth side easement. from hitting it. Harden was agreeable. from the sidewalk; however, Harden qUirements. Miller also went before the • An additional Senior Citizens Discount beginning at age 55. :_ .. Commissioner Jay Wendt explained Since the driveway does not meet the noted the bushes are on the adjoining ZoningBoard ofAppeals to get rear and • 23 and 24 year old drivers rated as adult drivers. ~. the concerns found by the site plan 2O-footordinance code, Wendt saId, "I property and he wouldhave to ask per- side yard setback variances for the ad- • Nine regional claims offices throughout Michigan providing:: -reviewcommittee before approval was think (Planning Consultant) Ron mission to cut the hedge. ditionofthe spray. fast claims service. :.~- • !iven. One of the major concerns, he (Nino) had a good idea to have the CommissionerJames Cutler express- Kissinger suggested to Miller, since said, was that the house maintains its house at 410(South Main), when it goes ed his doubts the joining of two proper- he needed to provide a lQ-footgreenbelt JOIN THE SWITCH TO CITIZENS! natural surroundings and not look like to Professional Office, bring Its ties would enhance the residental sur- as required by the ordinance, that he do ,anoffice. driveway over to join
,NEWS BRIEFS . 349·1122 Northville • plan nearly finished HALLOWEEN will be Janyne Hilfinger at 349-6408and celebrated in the city Sunday, Liz Brining at 348-1094. October 31, with trick-or-treat First stage planning fot the Huron sewers in this region - which includes hours from 5-7p.m. The time of- Valley Wastewater Disposal System is Plymouth Township, Northville ficially was set by city council A CANDYSALE to raise funds nearing completion In this, the north Township, Novi, Commerce, and Wix- to help needy families' at last week. The city fire depart- service area ofthe project. I om - are on file in area libraries. -.. ment will have an open house ThanksgiVing and Christmas Selection of the best alternative to Communities not presently par- program for youngsters after- will be held by the Northville Ci- provide for sewage disposal for this ticipatlng in the plan but likely to be af- ward. Northville/Plymouth ty Fire Department Ladies Aux- area under the so-called "super sewer" fected by the determinations include Jaycees will operate a Haunted iliary from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. this project has been selected and will be the cities of Northville, Plymouth and • · House October 21-31 at the Old Saturday in the Town Square presented twiceInthe coming week. Walled Lake and Wolverine Lake , Wayne County Training Center park on Main Street by the clock. WayneCountyBoard ofPublic Works Village. " school on Sheldon Road between officials are calling the selection a The selected plan would involve con- Fall , Five and Six Mile. Hours are "major decision-point" in the federal struction of new sewer interceptors .. 7:30-10:30p.m. Monday through EIGHT THOUSAND tulip and state studies ofwastewater service • needs In the townships of Northville, routed to a new sewage treatment plant Thursday and 7:30-11:30 p.m. bulbs arrived here Monday and Indownriver BrownstownTownship.At · Friday through Sunday. will be_ planted by volunteers Novi, Commerce, Plymouth and White present, those areas within the region IS from local clubs, reports G. Lake and the cities of Northville, presently served by sewers are par- Dewey Gardner of the Northville Plymouth, Novi,WalledLake and Wix- ticipants in Wayne County's Rouge .~t HOMECOMING will be Beautification Commission om. , Valley system, which employs a treat- • celebrated with a parade beglnn- which purchases the city plan- Citizens AdVisory Committee mentplantinDetroit. for , iilg at 6 p.m. Friday in the tings. This will make a total of members will review the plans this Noviand WalledLake also have local ~ recreation department parking more than 20,000 tulip bulbs morning, Wednesday October 13, in t t lot at the Community building. planted in city flower beds, he Northville TownshipHall at 10:30 a.m. rea ment facilities, which the new plan The parade will travel east on adds. A public hearing for the submittal of proposes to shut down. " Main to Sheldon to Eight Mile pUbliccomment for the record is slated The participating communities will ~Ianting and the football field. The Nor- at 7 p.m. next Tuesday, October 19in have to agree to a cost-sharing plan for .- thville High School marching TOWNSHIP BOARD of the NorthvilleHighSchoolcafeteria. the local portion of construction costs, trustees meets in regular mon- $hadeTrees band will escort the floats and The hearing will begin with a presen- while state and federal dollars are ex- - cars containing the members of thly session at 8 p.m. Thursday tation of the selected treatment methop pected to cover a majority ofthe costs. For Fall Color at its Finest ••• in township hall. Agenda items - which Invol....-:both on-site (septic Action on the sewer planning had " the homecoming court, city include proposed joint am- Stroll through our breathtaking nursery and tag your favorite · council was informed Monday as tanks or package wastewater treat- been stalled for months while awaiting , shade trees for planting at your home. Next fall you won't need bulance service with the city, ment) and a regional treatment plant - federal and state grants delayed by re- to leave home to enjoy the color! .. • .' parade permission was given. Park Gardens sewer resolution conducted by Wayne BPW personnel cent budgetary changes at both levels. Quality Large Shade Trees Available . of intent and complaints regar- and consultants: The southern portion of the Huron ding uncompleted homesites. COOKE Junior High School's In between, the Northville Township Valley system, from Canton south and 9710 Rushton Rd., South'Lyon i . Public hearings precede the Board ofTrustees will discuss the issue east to Brownstownis one step ahead of Second Annual High School .,!I!eet~g ~t: p.m. ~.~ 7;50 p.m... ~ ~I..HomecomingDinner will be held and its local impact In a public hearing. the north service area., . G (112 mile N. of 7 mile Rd., 3 ·!I'fhis<1FridaY·1lt·tHe sch"'661.Uin-' be~ng~at 7:50;'p.m."TItu~~ay, 'Oc,:, ~;t:o.\'!Structign:of·!h~3n~. 'tr~~~ment .....:~~g.• , ,t!~} l!miles W. of Pontiac Trail) ',..... >l? tober 14..'Action regarding the proposal" plant;!"designed to 'providel'Secondary I['ric!rs''Will'be serii&t'oetween" SJ ALBION COLLEGE Choir will I _ ~ • . ,~::.CaIl349-111tor_437-5454· I ••t~i 7:30 p.m. Spaghetti, salad, bread 'ocrmaking 'liS fiisi appeara'nce iii' is'expected during the board'negular treatment to an eventual'c~acity of 49 '. and butter, dessert and beverage the new sanctuary of First monthly meeting, immediately after million gallons per day, is expected to n=. ~ Open Monday thru Saturday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. . will be on the menu. Cost is $3.50 United Methodist Church, Eight the hearing. begin in the near future. The plant is to for adults and $2.50for student s. Mile at Taft, in a free concert at Documents detailing the projected be located at the mouth of the Huron Tickets may be purchased al the 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. The public is plan for installation and renovation of River. • .,' door or from chgirpersons welcome .
"Good neighbor service and money-saving ·'Absentee ballots prepar~d discounts make Slate Farm a real Requests for absentee ballots for the requirements for removal of the per- value In November2 election are being process- son's name from the registration lists. homeowners t-;~ in city and townshiphall. H('intz said in August she was Insurance." •" Ballots were.received last week and "uneasy" about the higher counts. workers were sending them to those The township customarily has a voters whohave already applied. higher percentage of absentee voters ,r' Deadiine to vote by mail is saturday, than is usual for this area and Heintz ;dctober 30at·2 p.m. and clerk's offices said more than 500applications for ab- willbe openthat day. sent voting had already been filed by Emergency procedures are also Tuesday. available to those who discover the Election preparation, she noted, in- necessity to file an absentee vote,after cludes training of poll workers and the deadline but such ballots must be testing of the township's punchcard « returned to the clerk's office in person, machines, ballot boxes and the not by mail. ralculators that total the votes. Heintz · Townshipclerk Susan Heintz reports was also trying to keep an eye on a total registered voter count of 8,563. political signs to insure they meet legal She said she is "positive" of that total, restrictions. 'as it was recently updated by the Deputy Clerk Georgina Goss noted .removalofnonvalidregistrations. that the township'S' new computer , First class mailing of updated system now includes the full voter registration cards allowed a reduction registration list, which should speed from the August total of more than election preparation In the future. At '10,000.Return of such cards because present, however, the old system is still voters had moved or died meets legal being used. t; ...~ .....------Family Portraits .. Express what it means to be together
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THE NORTHVILLE RECORD , Morning & Published Each Wednesday , \' () W slates candidates' night Bray, Groves to perform By The NOfI/lvUre Recotd ' 100W Maln Afternoon NOlthVllle,Mlchlgan ~le7 : f,l' \ollhl\l>~t Chapter of the Na· Joyner and a representative from Seeond Class Posta2e Paid oll.ll OJ g.lllJ/,ltlonfor Women (NOW> Senator DonRiegle's office. in Theatre-Guild play League Times At NOllhville. Michigan ,JllIll'l't .II i :)0pm. tonight in the Lit- No reservations are needed and Subscription Rates Inside CountJes (Uvlngalon. l II, '.Ill (' ]toom at Taylor School everyone is welcometo attend. Available Wayne, Waslltenaw. Northville residents Patricia Bray Her backstage efforts ipclude Call after 1 p.m. OaJ
Northville-High School st!1dentsand scheduled at 7:20, 8:05 and 8:50 p.m. other local senior high students and This will enable students to learn about Sofas! Chairs! Lamps! their parents will have an opportunity more than onecollege. NORTHVillE Clocks! Tables! to get first hand information from In addition, there will be three ses- representatives of nearly 50 colleges at sions devoted to information about Accessories! Sleep Sofas! the College Night to be held at financial aid - who qUalifies, how to Area Rugs! China! Schoolcraft College next Tuesday, Oc- apply and what is available. tober 19. Schoolcraft College has canceled all PLAZA mAll Bedspreads! Dining Room In addition to public and private campus classes after 5 p.m. for that Michigan, colleges and imiversities, evening. Cla$S-whfcp miiet ip Gar~~n>• West Seven Mile Road ~_~orthville . , .. and Bedroom ·Furniture representatives_ ;~f the servi~.e, ..Cit~umd ~lymouth' will be .held 'as_ -- between Northville Road & Haggerty Road,- academies and'.several out-of-state scheduled.-.- '" ~",~ i :- schoolswillbe present. The CollegeNightprogram is chaired Northville Chamber of Commerce Tremendous savings on floor samples! Participants shouldarrive on campus by ~ohn Tomey, Schoolcraft's director Many one-of-a-kinditemsI by 7 p.m. to learn about room of admissions and financial aids, in Antiques FLEA MARKET Collectibles So hurry, shop early for best selectionl assignments and locations. Parking cooperation with high school In The Mall ) Sorry. no holds or layaways. will be available in both general lots counselors. Every 3rd Saturday of each month-next one Oct. 16, 1982 •• ALL SALES FINAL! and guides will be on duty at each buildingto proVidedirections. For further information, students Three, 35-minutesessions willbe con- should consult their high school ducted during the evening and are counselor. 30,% OFF on original . . Charter .Oak fini~h. ' 46t.bJlnni1'e;;;;~ Many pieces trom our famous Charter Oak group are now available at this time at fabulous savings. School Board, appoiIlts three to tax study committee 1936 -1982 TERMS OF COURSE ~II Rugs, Northville Board of Education three members to the committee. Remnants, and unanimously approved the appoint- Representing the township are Carpets ment of board vice president Karen Treasurer Richard Henningsen, -. Wilkinson and treasurer Jean Hansen Business Manager David Lelko amd Drastically to a summer schooltax collectionstudy Trustee C.Ja,mes Armstrong. Reduced. earthside committee. Superintendent GeorgeBell City representatives include J. Bur- also will serve on the summer tax col- -.~":';. Sale ends Oct. 31 ton DeRusha, Carolann Ayers and City ". ~'/~ii.~J lection committee. Manager Steve Walters. ~ ~ I;<:t't 7" Hours: LIVOnia 0 mlddlebett n of 5 mile 0 422-8770 The schoolboard representatives will Bell approached both the city and Daily10-6 349·3010 Southfield 0 12 mile at greenfield 0 557-1800 join both tity and township officials on township earlier about collecting pro- Mon. Fri. 'tilS Utica ovandyke n of 22 mile 0 739-6100 the joint committee for summer tax col- perty taxes in summer rather than open monday, thurs & fn tl19 0 lues. wed. sat tll 5 30 0 sun 12to 5 lectionstudy. winter to save interest costs resulting Both city and township appointed from schoolsystem borrOWing. <....NAt~!!r • .0 • CHINESE JAPANESE 'TS HAPPENED AGAIN.' l-lG [;6.TS SLJNDL.6S CANTONESE • 'lid seNATOR G'~AK&'S MAIL. ;/ AND 8UNDL.GS OF HONO ttONG ~ERICAH oVSRLOAOED ~5 TI Wednesday. October 13.1982- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-5-A -Police Blotter Arrest warrant sought for man unlawfully firing gun -In the township ... for more than oneyear. There were no Injuries in the earlier in· hit the brakes, but it was toolate to stop a.m. December 9 and, upon lookingout dealership at the time of the theft, the The 1972Ford, valued at $500, was at cident. his car. her window,saw a large light blue car, report indicated. one time worked on by hospital patients As he slowed, both Johnson and possiblya Ponti~c, driving away with a A $550 gold braclet with two antique Township police are seeking a war- in the auto shop, the guard toldpolice. witnesses told police, Davis' car struck WayneT. Coyle,39,of Noviwas cited red lawnmow~rm the trunk. • lockets was stolen from an antique ~~op rant for the arrest of a Richards Court The vehicle was last seen in goodcon- his in the rear end. Davis toldpolice she for operating a motor vehicle under the Upon~heckmgher garage, the owner on North Center sometime October 4, resident suspected of unlawfully firing dition at 9p.m., hospital security forces noted the green light for Eight Mile Influenceof intoxicants at the scene of told police, she found the mower had policereport. a handgun repeatedly the evening of said, and was discovered with the in- Road traffic but when she noticed the an accident and also charged with been stolen. The owner said she left the braclet on October3. terior and engine compartment engulf- brake lights on on Johnson's car she assault and battery on a police officer the work table while waiting on several CaJledto the scene about 7:45p.m. by ed in flames at 11:55p.m. The guard was unable to stop. October3. The $300rear windowof an American customers. However, she noticed the neighbors who had seen and heard the who first saw the fire told police the Johnson's injuries were also judged Coylewas the driver of a car that slid MotorsPacer parked in a LudlowCourt bracelet missing when she finished man firing a handgun inside his home passenger side door of the car was severe and he, too, was transported to offthe roadway onwestbound Five Mile drive was broken when unknown helping the customers, policesaid. .and out the front door, police (assisted open. . Providence Hospital via Novi Am- west IlfBradner. He told police he was suspects dropped a large landscaping ~.y city and state police) surrounded the Fire chief Robert Toms said the case bulance. driving at 40 miles per hour when the rock through it October 6, the owner Unknownsuspects damaged the right :esidence before telephoning the man. was classified as an arson because car slid out of control. Police measured toldpolice. front fender and door of a 1981 He left his home and was taken into "stolen cars don't often sit around for Marian Jane Harper, of Marilyn a skid of 200 feet before the vehicle Oldsmobile Omega while it was parked custody without incident, telling police six months and then burst into flames." Avenue, suffered severe injuries in a struck the guard rail at a curve, then Two golf carts were removed from at the Mill Race lot sometime October t'le .22 caliber handgun could be found He noted that such fires are sometimes two-car accident at Haggerty and Five slid another 75feet along the rail. Coyle the DunRovingoifcourse storage area, 2, police report. Damaged was placed under his pillow. caused by a careless smoker leaving Mile October 5. The driver of the other was uninjured in the 4:24a.m. accident. driven around the course, and left at $250. The man, a prison guard at Phoenix hot ash on a seat which "smolders for car suffered moderate Injury. When taken into custody for drunk damaged to the tune of$125October2or The owner said he and his wife went Correctional Facility, toldpolice he had five or six hours, then the whole car is Harper told police she was north· driving, police reports state, Coyle 3,an employeetoldpolice. for a walk through the MillRace. When "had trouble with the gun" and "test- involved." bound on Haggerty Road, having resisted and was belligerent. When The carts were parked in a drive west they returned, he said he saw the fired" approximately six rounds out the After township firefighters ex- cleared the intersection at Five Mile, placed in the 'back of the township of the clubhouse and both had suffered damage which he said appeared to be front door, aiming into the ground in a tinguished the blaze, a police check on and signalled and stopped to make a patrol car, the man lay on the back seat damage to the bodywork. The incident donewith a hammer, policesaid. • :ield to the north. " the vehicle identification number left turn into the driveway of the 'and kicked the arresting officer in the occurred sometime between 10p.m. Oc- Police also found 10spent rounds in a revealed it had been reported stolen in Michigan National Bank branch at the chest, the report states, relating that tober 2 and 1 a.m. October 3, the Three men's and one women's Lorus garbage can in the basement of the Detroit and that department asked that ::orner. the driver rejected breathalyzer tests, employeesaid. quartz watches, valued at $153,were residence. Several neighbors toldpolice police impoundthe vehicle. Her car was struck in the rear by a shouting obscenities at the officer at· stolen from a dIsplay windowat one of they had heard shots inside the home, . ..ehicle driven by 18-year-oldWilliam tempting to take the test. Refusal to ...In the city the suite's at the Michigan Associaton and at least onesaid he saw the man fir- Three persons suffered serious in· Troy MooreofEvergreen InPlymouth. submit to a breath test carries a man- of Gift Salesmen (MAGS)building on ing the pistol out the front door. juries in a two-car accident at Eight Moore,whowas ticketed for failure to datory suspension of the driving Unknownsuspects stole a 1982Ford West.Main between October 3-4,police According to police reports, the Mile and Silver Springs at 2:25a.m. Oc- stop within the assured clear distance license. Escort from the McDonaldFord Farm report. suspect had been drinking at the time of tober 9,when one car was hit in the rear ahead, told police he was driving at 40 dealership on Seven Mile betweem Oc- A motorcycle helmet, valued at $140,~ the incident. After processing the ar- by another while attempting to slow for miles per hour and was unable to see A $300·Toro lawnmower was stolen tober 5 6, city police report. The car was cracked by unknownpersons while: reSt papers and taking the man's state- a "fender bender" accident at the same Harper's brake lights or turn signal due from the garage of an Appleby was valued at S7,000. it was locked to a 1971Honda motorcy- ment and confiscating the gun and am- corner. to glare from the sun. He said when he residence, the owner told police. The complainant said the car was cle parked at the NorthvilleHighSchool runition, police returned the man to Christina Davis, 29, of Woodbine in realized the car ahead was stopped, he She said she heard a noise about 9:10 locked and the keys were still at the lot sometime October8,policereport. his home pending issuance of a war- Detroit was issued a citation for failure rant. to stop within the assured clear Township police were told by a distance ahead. She and her nine-year- Rakoczy, PI10enixlieutenant that the man's job old daughter/passenger' Alanna as'a guard sometimes entailed issuance Kristina Davis suffered severe injuries Klein oCa state weapon, but that he does not and were transported to Providence haye a permanent weapon, nor was he Hospital by NoviAmbulance. complete aU~horizedtohave one. Also injured was the driver of the training • vehIcle Davis' car hit - Ronald B. Arson destroyed a stolen car in the Johnson, 26,of Southfield.Johnson told -pa'rking lot of Northville Regional police he was eastbound on Eight Mile -Psychiatric Hospital late October 4. approaching Silver Springs when two HQspitalsecurity guards told police the men flagged him down to warn him of vepicle had been on hospital grounds another accident at the intersection. Special assessment district donsidered for Par}, Gardens ...' :.Townshiptrustees will again consider use. The remainder ofthe parcels, from designation of a special assessment the 273 foot mark north, is zoned for 6 INCH ., district for sewers inthe Park Gardens residential use. POTS ~gion at the board meeting Thursday Cost estimates for the total project qfght. ' have been upped to $1.1 million- an in· ''In its second review of the district the crease of roughly $28,400 to ac- Iioard will determine whether or not to commodate the two parcels plus a re- cit:W twoparcels 'ofland frontin&onFive qUired link to Tanger Elementary NIile: previouSly. -deleted·i'troni'· 'the School immediately' east of the Fiv.e.' 24 • 48 Fil Superflsky , Realtor Associate for the month of Sept. TWO COLOR PRIITS FOR THE PRICE OF OIlE 06itVIE UNICAP ~ ORIGINAL COLOR ROLL FILM ONLY.HO REPRINT ORDERS 22508Heatherbrae-Novl CHEWABLES RECONDITIONING BRING IN A ROLL OF Must sell. Assumption or Land Contract. HOT OIL TREATMENT PROCESSING Beautifully decorated 3 bedroom, 2 full bath CHILDREN'S COLOR FILM AND by • RECEIVE A SECOND ranch home, finished basement w/work room, MULTIVITAMINS SETOF PRINTS AT NO family room wlflreplace, doorwall to large EXTRA CHARGE. ~ patio. 2 car garage, situated on a super land- 90 55 IttO ,~ )'lM"'J bctvdtl S,llaM ss scaped 101. Priced Inthe $70·s. +30 FREE 4 $2 Call478-9130 RYMALSYMES 40z. 99 120 TABS $4 TREATMENTS ASPIRIN-FREE Offer expires: Oct. 26, 1982 ~lline ANACIN-3 ~IE EXTRA STRONG FAST GENTLE PRECISELY RIGHT MOISTURE WHIP COUPON'MUST ACCOMPANY ORDER ~-a BODY & STYLING 'i~PLIQUIOORCR~M '~---. WAVE • REGULAR • COLOR TREATED ':' <.:r~~~~:,~-,,» • ~ .,,,,17' ...,., Irr 23872Lynwood-Novl , : ~ OpenOllly9-7; ~:- Country sub in the city. LovelyEcho Valleysub- :.' 'f:' SII. 9-S; Sun. 9-1 ~~ -....!, division boasts this spacious ranch with :; -, ~NORTHVILLEPHARMACY ~ ':'0 beautiful Florida room. Plenty of room for the familyto grow. ,." ';!li"l" "PharmacyFlrsISlncelm" I.~. ~. ;~.CI''''HOIIIII''OIlO~YP'OdU~~~ \ Call478·9130. RYMALSYMES :'A~ili'~'~~j~~1L , ~.\8 /_)'-;= :{~,~~:", , . , :. / -' / .- ._-, . - I 134 E. Mlln, Northville, Phone 349-0850 THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday. October 13.1982 s .',.' FLOWE"S ," :~ C H 149E. Mlln I ~ Northville S ~ 349-0671 • Country Style G,fts&Goods • Candy S ~ ~.' • Fresh Roasted ::;. ~ Colfee Beans o ~ I ,,~.. • Tea & SpIces • AntIques No.1 51.65 ~/:~ R N 1 Egg. 2 Slices of .....~.IL ~ Toast or BISCUItwith • Juice :::~ +U--L ',. S , . Boss's No.8 $1.95 Ju~R?~m:':::;~\~s Day is Cheese and Toast No.3 $1.95 or Biscuit Od.16! 1 Egg. Bacon or Sausage. Toast or Surprise the boss Biscuit. Juice r -- CONGRESSMAN CARL PURSELL With a thoughtful HaUmatk card , . No.4 $1.75 '. for Boss's Day. 1 Egg. Bacon or Saturday. October 16 Sausage. 2 Pancakes No.1D $1.85 LEADERSHIP No.5 $1.95 Mini "Porky" Ham. 1 Egg. Wheat Toast, Sausage. Bacon. Collage Cheese. American Cheese, FOR Tomato Slice. Grapefruit Juice Toast or Biscuit WESTERN WAYNE COUNTY No.11 51.95 2 Eggs. 2 sausage. .' 2 Bacon. Toast or RE-ELECT OUR .-:s=- !J) CONGRESSMAN CARL McDEVITT'S PLYMOUTH &: LEVAN· LIVONIA HALLMARK ::'i~'.":;:.':n 7_.1 pm 484-8930 478·0707 PURSELL PAID BY PURSELL· CONGRESS COMMITIEE 34410 FORD RD. - WESTLAND EASTlAND MALL _lIe17(AcroM__ c:eu-..-t", __ 1_·1c.....pm) 728-1303 8 M,leat Kelly NORTHWOOD CENTER TOWER 14 BUILDING· SOUTHFIELD 13MileatWoodward (_of nHw7,."""--1 UNIVERSAL MAll _'fbI,n7_·lpm 12Mileat DeqUlndre F 24 HOUR EMERGENCY CARE CENTER Carolyn Kugler displays Depression Glass to Mildred Dunlop at the 471-0300 recent Northville Community Quilters Show FARMS MARKET PEDIATRICS ITALIAN AND AMERICAN GROCERIES Manny Agah, M D. John Romamk, M.D. Jerome FlUck, M.D. 33521 EIGHT MILE • .lUST W.:&~r:MINQTON Yam Ca!mldls. M D 478·8040 Donna Ople, M.D. Depression Glass show INTERNAL MEDICINE Pork 10Ib.B8ga James Livermore. M.D. James Crowl, M.D. 478·8044 slated at Schoolcraft Butts $139 Gound Beef $1390 ALLERGY or Steak lb. Hamburger . Robert E. Wemstem, MD., P.C 478·8044 Northville resident Carolyn Kugler and there will be the sale of Depression will be among those participating in the Glass jewelry made by Richard and FAMILY DENTISTRY Michigan Depression Glass Society'S Vicki Hendenbrand. TIPS OF Alan Kessler. DDS, P .C. Terry Nlelsen,D.D.S., P.C. 10th Annual All Depression Era Glass The Michigan Depression Glass Mark AngelocCl. D.D.S. 471·0345 :ManeClair, D.D.S. Show and Sale from 10'a.m. to 5 p.m. Society was founded in 1972 and is" BEEF this Friday and Saturday at Schoolcraft devoted solely to the preservation of I~'fr------1. ..:...... -.4 ORTHODONTICS MYOFUNCTIONAL THERAPY College. . Depression Era Glass. Meetings are ALL MEAT SPECIALS WITH MENTION OF AD Donald M Wayne. D.D.S., M.S. Donna Malhlak. R.M.T. Twenty dealers from throughout the held the first Monday of each month at 471·0345 ------IB"":mM ------United States will be exhibiting glass in the Livonia Senior Citizen's Building. multitudes of patterns and colors from Guests are welcome. Baked Ham . $2.39 lb. ORTHOPEDICS the depression era. Food and beverage service will be -- p.lila-vi ---S------Jerry H. Rosenberg. M.D. American-made glassware from the available both days of the sale under 471-2890 early 1900s through the 1940s and early the direction of Robert Breithaupt, _ Provolone Cheese 1.99 lb.- -, CLINICAL LABORATORY DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY 19508will be featured. director of food service at Schoolcraft .~.-:- _ O.l!~ Har; Sal::lrU' ----- .... DIAGNOSTIC ULTRASOUND Special guests appearing at the show College, and Michael McConnell of $2.59 :. 471·0300 will be author Gene Florence of Lex· Schoolcraft College's Culinary Arts . '.~ :. Primo -- D.IiIA.U' ------ington, Kentucky; Nora Koch, editor Program. 89 and publisher of the Depression Glass This year's show chainnan is Shirley ~.-~~. '=. Imported Mortadella $1 LB. Daze, and Hazel Marie Weatherman, Beyrand. ~ . • TWO POUND LIMIT ON SLICED DELI ITEMS noted author on Depression Glass from Admission to the show is $1.50 per ------~------~ Ozark, Missouri. person. For further information, con- Glass repair will be available at this tact Kathleen Fox at 533·0349or Shirley I FURNITURE year's show by Richard Hendenbrand. Beyrand at 455-3286. I ' an.rel I l Prices reduced in all sizes Hayrides available at Metropark Here is a rundown of the events being No reservations are needed. conducted by the Nature and Farm There are evening hayrides for Centers at the Kensington Metropark groups by advanced registration Tues· ;SAVEON SEf' .... Y· near Milford in the coming weeks. day through Sunday from 6-10 p.m . Limited time only- . . Charges are $50per hour. pick your size and choose ""l"(' Horsedrawn hayrides now are There are day hayrides for groups by . your savingsl Famous Sealy ; available at the Farm Center, and there advanced registration Wednesdays and ~ firmness, deep-quilled , / are three different programs from Thursdays from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. luxury. Super strong \ ' tv';'::"• • . which to choose. There are 2o-minute Charges are 75 cents per person and : torsion bar foundation. "") \\ > / .. ~ t / Sunday hayrides for the general public generally involve school groups. Call \,"'-.. / You're Invited to the . between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. The cost is 685·1561about evening hayrides or 685- $1 for adults and 75 cents for childern. 9105for day.hayrides. Grand Opening FORMAL of our new location! A Thursday, Friday & Saturday October 14, 15, & 16th AvailableNowFor Rental. T T Bring in this ad and receive your FREE ••• Look your best in I GIFT (Limit one per customer - first 500 .~\~'I1'J~~one of our twr:edos... 't' customers) many popular styles R ••• Grand Opening SALES! & colors to choose ••• . (for this weekend only!) from. E 'I- Featuring: • Pineapple Print Tab Curtains • 100%cotton homespun tab curtains • Pinch pleated lined draperies & We guarantee :... much more! Great quality from Sealy· a perfect Free Hot Spiced Apple £itl 'I- A. Hinge Adlon Offset CoUs o~t \\0(\ Cider & Cookies! Prevents sleepers from rolling together-maximum support, lasting ~\" ~oC~ firmness B. Torsion Bar foundation Replaces ordinary box spring coils ..~e~CarnerCurtain Shappe for extra years of sleep set performance 853 W. Ann Arbor Tr. C. Layers of Puffy Cushioning (Next door to Mayflower Hotel) PremIum grade cotton felt and extra 1iO~V/NE\'"REGULAR thick 5ealyfoaiif'for body-cushlonlng I' 'vv \...... AbuRS: comfort Mon.•ThU~~~~~~~;;o.~es.. Plymouth, Mi. 453 ..0640 584 W. Ann Arbor Trail. Plymouth. 453-4700 23320 Fannlngton Road At Grand (BOI Lilley & Main Street) Open Dally • .3O-I Thura. a Fri. 'III II l(aJGERY River /Fannlngton • Wednesday, October 13,1982- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-7-A. Prop,osal supporters, Age 30 to GO? You may save RESTYLE ~~t big money ..._.1.:- YourWCdelapel to3W' -~-:'!!: objectors de'ine views ..- ~'!\";, on your ,.'"'Y' auto insurance o ...... *\' Continuedfrom PaKe1 personal integrity," .." .' , That's why the troopers association .... .:: originally intended to protect collected 450,000 signatures to place the Marr.ro Of "ngl<-. quaM""t <, I '"\, legislators from being sued for remarks proposal on the November ballot. "It's men and women molY Solve made on the Houseand Senate floors to the ultimate in democracy," Putney pl('nty on (ar In\Urdn((" " With r Jrm("l\ ('l(clU\I\r~ ensure the most complete discussion said. 30/60 AUlD Pa,kage In addition to prOVidingfor 114 more possible, and to prevent frivolous Why nol che'k wllh Farm· lawsuits designed to keep a lawmaker troopers-which would bring staffing N\ toddy' ,. from voting. levels up to those of April I, 1980-the . In the horse-and-buggy days, it was proposal would bring the state police .:,,'" director under more civilian control, J ,- ...... / possiblefor someoneto start a frivolous Jim Storm _L~ lawsuit against a legislator and force Putney said. /''!~' 43320 W. 7 Mile Quality Work the legislator to stay home and defend "Right now, Hough is semi- ...., _.. For over 25 Years- himself instead of traveling to the autonomous," Putney said. (across Irom lillie Caesar's) . Northville PROMPT SERVICE capitol to voteon an important issue. -- At the time the proposal was on the PROPOSALC 349:-6810 Custom Made ---, November 1980ballot, Faust said state " . Backers of Proposal C-the "due-on- I Suits police had reported instances of \ sale" issue on the November 2 ballot- \ from $300 legislators invokingtheir civil immuni- '" \ say its approval willspur.home saleSby \ Other Allerations also available ty forsome civiltra((jc offenses. \ One legislator, Faust had said, even allOWingbuyers to assume mortgages .\ lor Men« Women \ Person3lFillings used his civil immunity to avoid a with lower-than-prevailing interest '. lawsuit seeking payment for S2,ooo rates. ,• But opponents, including the state t. worth ofremodeling work the legislator \ LAPHAM'S had doneonhis kitchen. Realtors association, say Proposal C , 349-3677 Passage ofa ballot proposal is needed willdry up out-of-state sources for mor- before legislators can make the restric- tgage money and push up interest rates • Northville to a level that will make it virtually im- KickOff OpenThurs. & Fn tions law, according to Faust, because 9a.m.-9p m. the Constitutionis being affected. possible for new buyers to afford Wednesday Night Entertainment Mon.-Tues.·Wed.·5a19-6 homes. Opponents also say Proposal C's ap- With '.r PROPOSALB pearance on the ballot was spearhead- ~ ed by the Detroit Bond and Mortgage Proposal B, a constitutional amend- Corporation, a firm that stands to profit "Kickin' Country" · ment backed by the Michigan State from its passage because it deals exten- Wed. - Sat. nights thru November · PoliceTroopers Association,wouldpro- sively with land contracts. Don't forget Wednesday night is also ," : vide for the hiring of 114 new troopers if Proposal C would prohibit lenders passed November2. . from invoking "due-on-sale" clauses in Ladies' Night Theproposedamendme:lt would: mortgage contracts when homes are .Change the Michigan Department of sold thrOUghassumptions or land con- Drinks are 2 for 1 State Police from a department created tract sales. by law to a department created by the Currently, if a homeowner who mor- Weekly Special constitution. tgaged his home at eight percent wishes .Make. the director of state police to sell, his lending institution can recall 1MLb. Hot Dog Plate head ofthe department. the original loan and refinance at to-' ·Set out powers and duties of the day's higher interest rates. Proposal C department and its officers. backers want the new buyer to be able $1.25 ·Permit reduction of enlisted person- to assume the lower rate. All beef kosher hot dog with nel below the number employed as of "This most basic consumer right has pickle spear and cole slaw. Chili Aprill, 1980,only in the event of and in already been taken away from us by Dog $1.50 Homemade soups & proportion to a decrease in the state's many Michigan financial institutions sandwiches Pizza population. who foreclose on mortgages simply to "made from scratch" The Department of State Police and rid their mortgage loan portfolibs of as Wed. is Ladies' Night- its director, Colonel Gerald L. Hough, 'many of their low-interest mortgages DrinkS 210r 1. Happy opposethe amendment. as they can,". said Sandy Eichenhom, I!IJ.Hour Mon. - Fri. 3-7 p.m. Accordingtostate police officials,the treasurer ofthe Consumer's Committee department opposes the amendment to Protect Mortgage Rights. .-~ 18730Northville Rd. because it wouldmake the department "Lender abuse of the due-on-sale i:!l;~-· Northville part of the state constitution and clause is one of the biggest reasons guarantee minimum levels ofstaffing. thousands of 'For Sale' signs are Opponents ask if the state police rusting on front lawns all over becomes part of the state constitution. Michigan," Eichenhom added. what will happen if other departments Eichenhom, a commercial real dothe same? estate investment broker, said Pro- State police officials say the posal C was a consumer issue that of- guaranteed level of staffing couldcome fers protection for lenders. "Invoking a~ th~,~xpen~~)R.~,~\~i!i~ns~~por! per- ~ue-on-sa!.~at e~ery oPB~.~~~i~yis just .. ~ , ..(I, J 1lNr;.', -»..:.:~~; SOImel,:>"1' •• , ,.. • '". • _, • Immoral, he saId. ! r .. \ ( ~OW.AYAIL~Ble..AI '. .__._ -_. ------!'The dlr,ecforis opposed because tie . Critics of Proposal C say its passage - --..,. doesn't Iik~"a "department cOIlstitu- would have a devastating effect on ,~ Novi Family Dental Center tionally set up where it can't be reduc- home mortgages inMichigan. .. 24101Novi ed," said Captain Richard Group of the "If it passes, chances are we will be ~ Road ---, 'f. For More Information (NovlRoad all0 Mile) state policeexecutive division. out of the real estate business," said In The MtChlgan NatIOnal Bank BUilding No provisions for funding the Walker Aaron, president of First Call 348·3100 Novi, Michigan minimum staffing levels are prOVided, Federal Savings ofLivingston County. Groupsaid, and civilian support people Lenders say that the due-on-sale op- such as secretaries, radio operators tion is necessary to provide money for and lab technicians could be laid off to new home buyers. As it is, lenders are , I fundtrooper staffing. now paying more interest on saVings Shop and Compare ".: MAKE Richard Putney, executive director accounts than they are receiving from Brand New Firsts! ·'ff. of the troopers associaton, said his older mortgages. As a result, they must ,~.... ;.. ROBERT J. group led the petition drive for a con- prop up the interest rate for new loans. Pick your Tire 111]1_: : .: Pick Your Low stitutional amendment because the cost "New borrowers are now subsidizing Poly/Glas Poly/Steel Prem.Steel ·". of lobbying the legislature for political the old borrowers," said Aaron. "If we Discount Price Belted Radials Belted Radials Belted Radials :~ support was toohigh. had had due-on-sale for the last 10 "We could have done like the UAW years, we could be making mortgages P155/80R-13 34.90 37.90 45.90 ~ COLOMBOJR.\~ and lobbiedthe legislature and made a at (about>13percent. P165/80R-13 35.90 38.90 46.90 .~ . convincing case for our position," "If we don't have due-on-sale loans, P185/80R-13 35.90 38.90 46.90 7, P185175R-14 42.90 46.90 55.90 '.. YOUR WAYNE COUNTY Putney said. "But then legislators kids won't be able to afford to bUy a ~.'. come back to us when they're up for re- house." P195175R-14 43.90 47.90 57.90 :: CIRCUIT JUDGE election and ask for money and votes Proposal C would allow due-on-sale P205175R-14 50.90 54.90 63.90 , fromour membership." foreclosures only if the lender can pro- P215175R-14 51.90 55.90 64.90 '.., On top of that, Putney said, ve the new buyer is a security risk. But P225175R-14 53.90 57.90 66.90 Endorsed by: 63.90 "", legislators have asked for other favors even then the redemption period would P205175R-15 49.90 54.90 ~,.., in the past. "We call it the 'Uncle be extended from six months to four P215175R-15 51.90 56.90 65.90 Harry' syndrome," he said. "When Un- years. P225175R-15 52.90 57.90 66.90 Detroit Free Press c1e H~rry gets a ticket, can you take P235175R-15 53.90 58.90 67.90 ~l Paid for by the Commillee 10 Eleet A6t>ertJ. ColomboJr, 720 Ford Bldg ,OeIrOII. MIChIgan 48226 care of it'~It's an encroachment on our Continuedon 14-A I 4 I OPEN ------,I RADIAL I HOURS: SUNDAYS 8:30 to 6:30 i RETREADS: 11:00 to 4:30 ",'. Mon.-Sat. Jack's Meat Market Novi 90 :~ 349·8490 Sale Oct. 13thru Oct. 20, 1982 41527 W. Ten Mile Rd. Plaza !$29 i \ Western Beef ". Special FREEZER BEEF Special FREEZER BEEF : Any Size I ·. One Week U.S.D.A. Choice $129 One Week U.S.D.A. Choice $139 I I Only f ast Only H- d Q t I 13" Radials I Sides of Bee Lb. Chan In uar ers Lb. I I Includes Wrapping, cutting, freezing' Includes Wrapping, cutting, Ireezing I I 90 USDA CHOICE SPECIAL I I CUT.FREE 529910t0141b. I $25 I New York Stri~ Steaks Lb. average Guarantelti!d Lowest Prlcesl ------_. Find the lowest advertised price on any tire, we'll match it SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL on the same or comparable tire. , GROUND HAMBURGER USDA CHOICE 10 Lbs. LEAN I' , FRESH CHICKEN FARMINGTON/NOVI LIVONIA GARDEN CITY , 43111Grand River 36591Plymouth Rd. 33535Ford Rd. " C 69 Pork • Club $3 From $1695 1 block E. of Novi Rd. at Levan 1 mile w. of Merriman : I Wings 348.2080 425·7666 425·6668 , 39 Lb. Steaks _Lb. Chuck Steak §,PECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL ~ I PORK .1 _ I USDA CHOICE GRADE A "'I FRESH DRESSED " DAll V9·8;Sat. 9-5 ) I Sirloin 59 Large Country FREE MOUNTING .'t. , I $3 $209 · \ Chickens 5 9 ~b. Steak Lb. Eggs 69~.z.Ribs Lb. ~ .:\ HOMEMADE SAUSAGE SPECIAL SPECIAL SPEgAL SPECIAL USDA CHOICE 99 One Call Places Your Ad In More J? Kielbasa $229 ~H~t~b.IVI· $159 1 T·Bone Than 65,000 Area Homes ., F.~:;:EN5 9 ~b. $3 Hot Italian Lb Pork Loins Lb. Steak Lb. Call 348·3022 ~ Sweet Italian . CUT FREE BUY NOW ·,.~ 8-A- THE NORTHVillE RECORD-Wednesday, October 13, 1982(; Local members attend DAR meet •c\ en mcmbers of the Sarah Ann Richard, Mrs. Robert Willoughby, Mrs . Museum Curator" presented by Mrs. I :hrane Chapter of the Daughters of Harry Deyo, Mrs. Donald Baumhart Joseph Tiberio, Curator-General of the I American Revolution attended the and Mrs. George Merwin. Chapter National Society of the OAR. l ,R'" 82nd state conference at members Mrs. William Gonterman and Chief Justice Mary Coleman, the first ~ tlamaLOo Center Hilton Inn Mrs. Thomas McDonald, in charge of woman elected to the state Supreme , )tember 24·26 state conference pages, also attended. Court, was designated by the OAR as \ltcndmg from the Sarah Ann A highlight of the conference was a the woman most historically important , -hrJne Chapter were Mrs. Bruce discussion entitled "Secrets of a in Michigan. Mrs. Coleman briefly ad· dressed the conference and has donated her ceremonial robe to the DAR Betty Ridley~s Museum in Washington, D.C. It .will become part of a traveling exhibit ~ANN U CEMENT church guest which will tour the country. Mrs. Coleman was the 1978National OFFER DAR medal of honor winner . ••••••••••••••••• Betty Ann Ridley of Also present at the state conference rOPROGRAM Oklahoma City will offer were two candidates vying for the "a fresh look at the Scrip- presidency of the NSDAR, Mrs. Walter CHAIRPERSONS: tures" in a public lecture Hughey King of Tennessee and Mrs. WE OFFER our MrVIces to church groups at 8 p.m. Sunday at the Richard Henry Thompson, Jr. of Il- , and clubS for lectures and fllms on Church of Christ, Scien- linois. , tist in Plymouth. subject. 88 eetate plannIng ... The Sarah Ann Cochrane Chapter will -, Inflatlonaprotected funeral pre-plan- Her lecture, entitled hold its sandwich luncheon at noon Oc- , .' nlng ...funeral.procedures and costs- "Exploring the Unlimited tober 18at the home of Beverly Dobel. f ...grlef countellng and the bereave- Dimensions of Spirit", The program is entitled "Our Invest- ,~ I I . ment pr0C888. will illustrate how to gain ment in Youth, OAR Schools," The ", I and maintain a spiritual speaker will be Mrs. Walter Fysh of the l TO INDIVIDUALS: point of view by using the John Sackett Chapter. Bible as a "chart" and For more information about the WE OFFER private conferences at no will include instances of . Gilarge or oblIgatIon on Inflation-Pro- DAR, contact Christine Campbell at physical healings, a drug 464-1154or Virginia Simpson at 348-2198. GROUND BREAKING-Attending last Sun- thur G. Smith (with shoveD, Chuck Denney, I tected Funeral Pre-Plannlng ...funeral use healing, lax morals day's ground breaking service for Barbara Schnarr, Chuck McClain and the I ,~008t8 and procedures ...veterans' and and career stagnation. Meadowbrook Christian Church were from Reverend Austin Denney. Record photo by I Social security benefits and ~ther Since 1973 Mrs. Ridley funeral-related subjects, left Wanda Morelli, Nancy Denney, Dennis Steve Fecht. has devoted full time to J(ing's Daughters the public healing Fitzsimmons, C.A. Smith, Ralph Berger, Ar- ministry of Christian host convention Science. She now is a \Vitt,=~L . member of the denomina- Church breal{.S'ground on new site tion's Board of Lec- Fifty-first annual convention of the R£CFORD. 2S4sO Plymouth. 48239 tureship, in which capaci· Wayne County Branch of the Interna- lNCNA.37~Slx~ Road. 48152 ty she travels throughout tional Order of the King's Daughters Meadowbrook Christian Church held of the church. mittee are Charles Smith of Northville, • the country, speaking to and Sons will be held here next Monday. a ground breaking worship service at 2 Northville resident Harold Penn is Ralph Berger of Plymouth, Sharon Ed·. a ,937-3670 • Christian Science branch Mizpah Circle will be the hostess for p.m. last Sunday at its new site at 21900 planning engineer of the project and the dy of Livonia, Glenda Distler of "" churc~es and college registration and coffee hour opening Meadowbrook Road. Orr Brothers of Livonia are in charge of Plymouth, Richard Zimmerman of 00;: Sendfor FF'EEP~phlets organizations. the convention at 9 a.m. at First United Currently housed at its temporary construction management. Livonia, Don Huseman of Novi and Methodist Church at Eight Mile and location in Livonia, the congregation Other members of the bUilding com- Chuch Denney of Novi. Taft roads. anticipates its first worship service in :J1nflltlon-Protected _'__ ':":"'!" _ The business meeting will be called to the new Northville structure before Flfnwal Pre-Plannlng order at 10 a.m. by Wayne County Christmas. FALL SERVICES President Marge Bolton, a Northville The church is part of the Christian J "FInal W18he8" Thanks to yOU . resident and member of Mizpah Circle. First Apostolic P«8onal Record Book--~':"""'"--- Church • Wednesday, October 13,1982- THENORTHVILLERECORD-9-A FORT(JNAINN Chineseand Amelltan CUIsine 1 SPECIAL SALE I Services offered .to help carry Oul Service r------~ Lunch Special 1 Any Record or I Combination Plates ~>fr:=~f«)' $1 f' fromt1a.m.-3p.m I OFF Cas(~~i~~:Tape Istudents with SA T tests 1 Thurs., Fri., Sat. (Oct. 14,15,16) (withcoupononly) 1 Three new services to help students - A Counselor's Gulde to Helping and school officials better understand Students Learn from the PSAT/- 81 Heaven & E~r.lCb,.lnc_ 1 and Interpret scores on the Preliminary NMSQT, a new pUblication designed for 1~ 41539 Ten Mile Rd., Nov! I Scholastic Aptitude Test/National counselors to help students more clear- I 1 \at Meado-wrook. acrossfrom A & PI . I Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test ly grasp the general nature of the tests 22281 Pontiac Trail, South Lyon 348.3440 !?pen Fn. 1 (PSAT/NMSQT) have been introduced and the Implications of the results. M0'p'I: ~~.'~, ~' ~ ,:,,; ~O~ m (BrookdaleShoppongPlaza) Sun &HoI12·10pm ! Leo & Sally Beauchamp iii 7 p.m. • by the College Board to coincide with Before taking the test, students 437-4700 this year's test date of October 23, ac- receive a Student Bulletin containing a cording to Northville High School complete test with an answer key and COOL, FRESH CIDER ------_. counselor Jack Wickens. scoring instructions; a Report of Stu- .---- COUPON---,--·COUPON --- (Sold Wholesale & Retail) The three services include the follow- dent Answers,:=n ember, including I OFF I FREE AND the corrected an wers and their own $1 ing: I DOZEN I ICE - A Summary of Answers and responses and res; the test booklets DELICIOUS DONUTS so students can review the original DONUTS I CREAM Reports, which indicates how many I 2 IBUY A SINGLE DIP questions and a booklet entitled" About II U-SORT -APPLES students in each school district, or state I _ dozen ICONE. GET THE 2nd chose each answer to each question on Your PSAT/NMSQT Scores, which I -- 1cOUpJ~~ER VISIT SCOOP FREE (on the '4.50Bushel helps students interpret their test COCIfIOII CannoObo_ Isame cone). , the test, as compared to all students (seconds) taking the test nationally; results and plan for college. I ~~ -ExQw_....--1().21-82 I .-Eq:w....-'0.21"'2..- - State Summary Reports of The PSAT/NMSQT prOVides students ~ I FRESH APPLE CIDER - 'IJ Oe•••Oal. I Sophomores, which show career with a preview of the College Board's U-PICKAPPLES- CALLFORVARIETY , $~' 9-8 Weekdays 9-7 Weekends choices, Intended college majors, Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT). The PSATINMSQT also is the qualifying ~~ DONUTS & CONES ethnic background and similar I WALLEDLAKE FARMINGTONHILLS demographic data - Identical to in- test for students wishing to participate WIXOMAREA NOVIAREA I formation currently provided for in competitions of the National Merit I 45033 Panllec Trail 38427 Grand RI_ I 'It mile aul 01 Beck Road between Haggerty & 10M'Ie I juniors; Scholarship Corporation. In the Novt$quare In theGrand Markel Souare I ~r--~--~------~--~~~------~~~---~I 24 HOURS' 7 DI'YS 24 HOURS70AYS · OBITUARIES · 15379 FARMINGTON JOSEPH C. ADAMS day, Wednesday, at Ralph W. Ridge LIVONIA Funeral Home, 2272 West Jefferson, Retired machine operator Joseph C. Trenton. The Reverend Robert Orr of 261-5736 Grosse He Presbyterian Church, where Waldenwoods OPEN EVENINGS Adams of 226South Wing died October 4 in Ypsilanti after a month-long illness. Mrs. Gow was a member, will officiate. He was 86. Burial is to be at Rural Hill Cemetery in Born in Indiana, November 20, 1895, Northville. ~\J CHICKEN to James and Jennie (Schell) Adams,. HAZEL F. HICKS 2nd Store he had been a Northville resident for 20 years. Hazel F. Hicks, 70 years a ~~~\J Grand Opening He was preceded in death by his wife homemaker in Northville, died at her DINNERS Auzie Mae, who died in July 3,1977. Horton Street residence at age 88 last Sale in Progress Survivors include his daughter Ethel Thursday. She had been ill several at both locations Crofts of Scottsdale, Arizona, 'and his years. four sisters MarY Jones, Ruth Harmon Mother of Fred J. Hicks of Northville, $6.95 Save~: 500/0 and Mae Heck, all of Indiana, and Mrs. Hicks was preceded in death by SECOND HELPINGS ARE ON US! I~ 'her husband Fred V., who died in 1966. on everything Inthe store thru Mon. Jenieve Hupp of Auburn Heights. FARMINGTON STERLINGHEIGHTS He also is survived by two grand- She also leaves two grandchildren and 24071Orchard Lk. Road Van Dyke at 19th Mile children, 12 great-grandchildren and three great grandchildren. (at 10Mile) RlverlandShoppingCenter eight great-great-grandchildren. Born October 9, 1893, to Charles and 478-0625 739-9930 Maude (Emery) Wilcox of Olive M& TH 10-9,T W F S 10-6, SUN 12-4 Funeral services were private and burial was at Rural Hill Cemetery. Ar- Township, Michigan, Mrs. Hicks moved rangements were made by Casterline to Northville more than 70 years ago. Funeral Home. . Survivors include brother Carl Wilcox The family suggests memorials be of Williamston and sisters Erin Van made to the charity of the donor's Sickle of Fowlerville and Mrs. Helen choice. Potter of Fremont, Ohio. One brother predeceased her. JAMES HERBERT FOSTER She was an active member of the Royal Neighbors of Amercia. • -Retired newspaper circulation services were at 11 a.m. Saturday at manager James Herbert Foster of Casterline Funeral Home. The Davisburg, Michigan, died at age 90 in Reverend Martha Cargo of St. Andrews , Botsford Hospital _Saturday. Mr. First United Methodist Church of ENJOY HOME COOKED DINNERS SERVED FAMILY .StyLE _ EosteJ: ... father of Mrs .•"Dorothy ... H Detroit-officiated. Burial was·at Novi (WiliarCl) Gaul.ofNorthville,suffereda Cemetery.' - ... - IN A BEAUTIFUL WOODED SETTING OVERLOOKING LAKE WALD..F~.. cardiac arrest. The family suggests memorial con- Born February 2, 1892, to James and tributions to the Heart Foundation or FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED FOR OVER FIFty YEARS Anna Fpster in Bellville, Illinois, he First United Methodist Church of Nor- married Lillian Schau in 1917. His wife thville. of 75years survives him. HOURS , The former Detroit News circulation GRACE E. LOWER WAL.DENWOOOS manager also leaves a sister, Mrs. FRI. SAT. 5 - 10 PM Hazel Powell of Houghton, Michigan, Longtime Northville resident Grace SUNDAY 12 - 5 PM .:. two grandchildren and one great grand- E. Lower, a retiree who worked at the COCKTAILS ARE AVAILABLE local Kroger store before it closed here, ., PONTIAC IIAVE YOV child. ( 313) 632-7304 ... 'Funeral services were at 1 p.m. Tues- died last Friday at St. Mary Hospital in ... IIE/tRD tlBOVT ••• :::J day at Ross B. Northrop and Son Livonia at age 70. She had been ill Funeral Home. Officiating was Pastor several months. X The Be·Sell·lt Shoppe Charles F. Boerger of St. Paul's Mrs. Lower, who moved to the area in z '" A nowway10 bUyandsell zlil DETROIT highquaill/prev,ouslyowned Lutheran Church of Northville. Burial the 19305, was the mother of Mrs. < '"< lurnllure& accessories was at Rural Hill Cemetery. Barabara Figueiredo of Northville, / Joan Bennet of South Lyon and Arnold =='~\ .Vniquely Different. Pallbearers were Eugelle Wilson, Frank Caddy, Frank Stutch, Willard Lower of South Lyon. Her husband, ExlenSlveselecllonorbellerlurnolure NA Show this ad and get $1.00 off each m~al• in your group andaccessoriesIrombellerhomes Morgan, Larry Lauer and Larry James Lower, died in 1978,Mrs. Lower lookinglorasecondchance Tilney. . also leaves eight grandchildren and 11 Buyang,soll,ngorIUSI browSIng.lh,sisthoplaco. great grandchildren. _----WANTED--- ...... HESTER POWER GOW Born January 14, 1912,to William and .fURNTlJIl All TYPlS ·llCIiT IIXTlJllS .\vAllIt'o!'Q;GS . I Gertie (Brown) Spangler, Mrs. Lower • A'ffiQU( fUU'oIllJR( -lA.\1PS • Sl VlK .r0.6A.'.lffUU'-1n.Jt1 -8RA5SACUSSOR.lS -CRYSTAl Longtime Northville resident and also leaves brothers Earl Spangler of • ART W()RKS .OtNA • .4J',() MOR£ school teacher Hester Power Gow died Howell and Norman Spangler of Glad- WE SELL IT FOR YOU ANO TAKE A COMMISSION at age 85 in Balmoral Nursing Home, win; and sisters Gathel Gransden of WHEN THE SALE IS COMPLETEO CALL US FORDETAILS Trenton, Sunday. She had long been ill. Flint, Ila DeNoyer of Arizona and Iva PICkup & o.etv«y Avallable Born November 6, 1896, in Detroit to Price of South Lyon. The Be-Sell-It Shoppe G. Sumner and May (Holcomb) Power, Services were at 11 a.m. Monday at •• 34769 GRAND RIVER FARMINGTON Mrs. Gow was an active member of the Casterline Funeral Home, with Pastor 161- tntheWOfId_tdeCtonttr IV.M, W or Fa,m'"910l"lAd Richard Denig of Salem Bible Church 478.7534 Northville Chapter of Business and Pre- ~ ,u~:=m;'."..r- fessional Women in earlier years. in Salem officiating. Burial was at She leaves her daUghter, Mrs. Mary Oakland Hills Memorial Gardens in Elliott of 'I'renton, sister Marion Power Novi. of Trenton, 12 grandchildren and many The family suggests memorials to the great-grandchildren. church or the Michigan Cancer Founda- tion . Services were .scheduled/~ at 10'.a.m: to- ,=--n;jii--= .~..~rnte S Restaurant Grand River & Drake in Muirwood Square 478·0080 @-mstrong Designer Solarian The only no-wax floor with the $8 richness of Inlaid color. Stock material 95d Special order ALL YOU CAN EAT only sq.y . material $139~sq.7"" HOMEMADE MEALS Reg.$16.95sQ.yd. Everyday o~the Week FOtOnly $"95 From 3:30 tilClosing \;) Armstrong Designer Solarian II MONDAY - Knockwurst and German Potato Salad A remarkable floor, offers two distinctly different no-wax . $9 Mlrabond sur laces. Stock material 95d Special order 49 TUESDAY - Chicken Pattie on a Bun served in a Basket with only sq.y material $18sq.yd. Potato Chips Reg.$19.95 WEDNESDAY - Mexican Meat Nachos Armstrong Collectors Solarian THURSDAY - Veal Pannesanwith Side of Spaghetti Offers built-In toughness FRIDAY- Oriental Won Ton Soup with Shrimp EggRoll and resistance to In-use damage such as cuts, SATURDAY - Meatloaf with Vegetable &Mashed gouges and Identations. NOW Potatoes ONLY SUNDAY - Bar·B-QueChicken,Potato&Vegetable Reg. $16.95 All Dinners include Salad Bar and Bread Basket ~~_M_ASTERCHARGE VISA HOVRS: Mon. thru Frl.9-9 Sat.9-6 EVERYDAY: 10% Senior Citizen Discount 10% Unemployed Discount lorlheentnf~. • (~UhowU\yourc.,d) 15986 Mlddlebelt (between 5and6 Mile Roads)L1vonla.MI48t54,522-5300 ~~~ I \ ,. u·....- d . '~A- THENORTHVILLERECOR~Wod""'" Oolobo, 13, ';;"81 Singles to host dance Backyard workman renews old sawmill 1 ~ about where needed are long gone, and Continuedfrom Page 1 ~ WestSIdeSingleswillbe hosting and contemporary music, an so, it might seem, would be most of the a ::>mglesdance from 8:30-1:30 openbar and free snacks. Norman Witt relates that he worked men who knew anythIng about the p m October 22 at Roma's Of Cost Is $4 per person and open 30years at the valve plant, but has lived machinery. LIvonia for all area singles In- to anyone21years or older. at his present home only the ten years But Witt knows of twoor three others tcrcsted inattending. Dressy attire is requested. For since he retired. "Before that, Ilived up In thIs area alone. "It's funnyhowwhen further information contact Ed on North Center, across from Ely's." you get one of these thIngs, you get to The dance, a monthly event, Stempien at 562-3129or Larry knoweverybody who has a sawmill for WIll melude Disco, 50's and 60's Roberts at 592-4638. Back outside the garage, Norman mUesaround," Fred relates. Witt raps one of the sawmill's many pulleys with his knuckles and smiles. One of those men whose opinions the Witts regarded hIghly is Ken Bassett of "See? That's the secret of how it 12 Mile near Novi Road. Bassett Bloodlllobile arrival scheduled lasted so long," he says. "It's all cast sharpened the mUl's saw blade recent- iron. You could bury it in the diri 99 ly, putting the finishing touch on the years and scrape off the rust and there project for now. AndWitt couldn't wait Lymg down on the job the community do just Includes one stop in Nor- yOU'dhave it." to see how it works. With his tractor, 'nay not seem a produc- that - donating blood to thville, two nearby and one possible power source for the mill, IVC way to do volunteer give someone a chance to the area donor center is temporarily incapacitated by the lack ,ark. but the American live. not far away either. of a tire and a manifold, Witt's impa· {I'd Cross is asking that October's blood drive A Red Cross Blood· tience got the better ofhim Friday mor- mobile will be at Our ning and with Fred he committed -,..------" Lady of Victory Church, sawyer blasphemy - they ran the mill 710 Thayer, Thursday, with an electric motor. - Super October 21from 2-8p.m. -- For a bloodmobile ap- With the blade rotating at between - Fantastic pointment at OLV call 500 and 600 rpms (revolutions per ~~ minute), the sawmill cut as straight '0 Betsy Fagan, 420-0048. ~- Boot SaleH! and clean a line as it might have been ~E The Red Cross advises ~.; donating blood is simple, expected to when new. The saw kerf i8. ~!5 painless and takes less isn't exactly slim, though, and the :w:~ operation produced more than a little ~ ~~ than an hour from \ ~~ 25% OFF registration to post· saw dust for a single cut the length ofan ~i donation snack. Donors eight-footlog. can be anyone In good "See there, that's why you have the B;;. . Sizes 5-10 general health between blower there, to get rid ofthe sawdust," \ ~J allleather, bordeaux color. the ages of 17 and 66. Norman Witt explains, as his son notes ;;i RegUlar donors older the one pass that morning created "a :': E Thursday • Friday than 66 may continue to bucket load ofsawdust." - Saturday donate, but must have re- The blower, a separate acquisition = Oct. 14-15-16 cent, written approval also from the Bad Axe area, isn't con- - from their physicians. nected just yet, but Witt isn't quite done " Other bloodmobile Witllthe project either. He said he'd like stops this month are: to move the sawmill to family-owned - Monday, October 18,at property in Pinckney. "You think the K of C Monaghan, 19801 city might get a little upset if I started LEARNTO Farmington Road, operating a sawmill in my backyard?" PROGRAM COMPUTERS Livonia from 3-9p.m. Call NORMAN WITT . he explains. Russell Steele, 261-5938 While some details about the mill's for an appointment; heritage are sketchy, it is known it was Introduction to Programming Still, restoring aged machinery isn't originally manufactured by the Knight on APPLE@Computers - Wednesday, October Manufacturing Company of Canton, 20, Plymouth Elks, 41700 exactly a little tinkering in the garage. "When you have one of these things," Ohio. The blower was made by the Classes begin October 28 Ann Arbor Road, Ramey Manufacturing Company. Plymouth, from 3-9 p.m. Fred explains, "you don't just run down to the corner hardware store for parts." Withits chains and belts, pulleys and ONLY$35 For an appointment, call levers the sawmill looks every bit a Erwin Kersten, 525-2621. Witt made his own bearings to tum-of-the-century machine, and the Donations are also ac- replace the worn ones supporting the wonder that it must have seemed In its Come in and register now ... cepted at the Livonia numerous wheels and shafts that make heyday clings to it still. Norman Witt demonstrates sawmill operating technique Donor Center, Bell Creek up the saw mechanisms. Melting bab- "You go to one of these antique Office Plaza, 29691West bet in a little blowtorch furnace he threshing meets," Fred Witt relates, EompulEPt HOPl.20ns Six Mile, Suite 100C, on devised himself, he poured each bear- "and the sawmills are what everybody Village back here," Fred explains. looking for a shingle mill, so when he "THE FUll SERVICE COMPUTER CENTER" Mondays, Wednesdays ing to suit. "That's the way the old wants to see. Something about it at- "Everybody whocame thrOUghwanted gets that done he can start makiri~ SIx Mil•• 32 Seconda e•• t 01 1·275 (In the Nlwburgh PliO) and Thursdays from 2-8 sawyer's did it, too," he notes. "This is tracts people - they get amazed how to stand around and look at the houses." 464·6502 p.m. ; Tuesdays and portable, it'd go out where they were you can take a nasty old log and turn it sawmill." Norman Witt chuckles a little and Fridays from 10a.m. to 4 lumbering and the operator had to intouseable lumber so fast." Nowthat the restoration is near com· modestly offers that his handiwork is ~ p.m. and Saturday from 9 knowhowto take care ofthe mill." Even in its inoperative state, Witt's plete, Fred is looking for another pro- the product of enthusiasm for keeping a.m. to 2 p.m. Appoint- sawmill has attracted more than its ject to place in his father's hands. "I'll himself mechanically occupied. i ments at the donor center The days when such portable mills share ofattention, father and son note. have to find something more difficult," "I have a lot of fun doing things liKe may be obtained by call- powered by steam traction engines and "We had a garage sale here a while he says. "He just keeps working on this this," he says. "As long as you don't ALAN M. ARMSTRONG, M.D. ing422-2820. .other portable power sources_moved .. back and it looked like Greenfield stuff and gets it done. I keep saying I'm have a boss, the day isn't long enough." ). I 4 t("d. I ','1 ~Ii'1,"" -II (" ~ .t'1 ) ...... \ Anno~nces- , ' " the opening of his office A Remarkable Valuel for the practice of Landfilllocatlon a sticky-issue"-' RCAVIDEODISC The RCA SGTQ75 opens up a new world of Internal Medicine entertainment - right in your own home! Secondin a series prepared by the WayneCounty COG; James W. Watts for cities; Canton super· • Up to 2-hours on a single disc Public Information Office visor Jim Poole for townships; county commission ~O R • Visual Search (forward and reverse) 158 N. Main Street Clarence Young and three citizens-at-large: Her- • Easy-to-operate Plymouth, Michigan Residents of such unclutterpd communities as shal Clover, Charles E. Hunter, Ph.D. and George WE RENT VIDEO DISCS Livonia, Dearborn, Wyandotte, Harper Woodsand Tattrie. RENT A DISC PLAYER the Grosse Pointes pay as much as $200to have Developers - either solid waste or hazardous AND MOVIE OVERNIGHT 455-1820 their refuse hauled to landfills in Sumpter, Huron waste - are required to submit complete ad- FOR 'g'. or some other area willingto accept it. ministrati~e application proposals to the commit- Offer good thru BUY 2 DISCS (UP TO $70 VALUE) The day is dawning, however, when each ofthese tee. The proposals are, in turn, sent to the county October 20th FOR AS LITTLE AS $40 cities may be forced to whack out a piece of their health department, an agent of the state Depart- WITH PURCHASE OF ANY DISC PLAYER I ownproperty to make way for their ownleftovers. mentof Natural Resources (DNR). The Video Place A .... ·AR.OR RD. AT 8M.LDON so types of Officials mighl consider 50 acres off one end of The health department has 15days to determine PLYMOUTH 450·7850 the Dearborn Country Club, or a 45-acre hole off if the proposal is complete and 120days to review Moross, 60 acres on Belle Isle and perhaps 100 it. If approved, it is returned together with a con- I' acres adjacent to Madonna College. There's lots of struction permit to the committee. If the commit- ilvtrnWi~s" room inSouthgate, Dearborn Heights and Redford. tee also approves, the proposal goes back to the The problem is residents of those areas are not health department, which checks the construction Friday the least bit Interested with who takes their solid when completed. waste - as long as it's somebody else, someplace If the construction is considered correct, a ALL YOU CAN EAT else. license to operate is issued by the DNR and the Fear of hazardous waste deposits and confusion landfill becomes a part of the COWItysolid waste Fresh Batter Dipped over State Public Acts 641and 64are hindering the management plan. ability of county officials to develop newlandfills in Clarence Young, chairman of the committee, Wayne County. Withresidential refuse piling up at said the plan must win approval oftwo-thirds ofthe 50 the rate of 35,000cubic yards daily and two of the county's 43 communities and the DNR before the COD $3 fivecounty sites nearly fUll,collection may grind to July, 1983,deadline. WIth American Fries, Choice of a halt in the foreseeable future. Collectively, Wayne County communities spend I Soup, Salad or Slaw. . Until the state legislature enacted PA 641,local nearly $50millionannUallyfor pick-Upand disposal communities maintained control over landfill of solid wastes and costs have risen roughly 10per- developers lmder an earlier act. Now, however, cent each year since 1975.Costs range from $20per zoningboards are finding that their - until now- home annually in Sumpter to$200for Grosse Pointe inviolable ordinances may be superseded through residents. 50~OFF the actons of the recently-created Wayne County Rubbish collected from county residents alone With This Ad Solid Waste Management Committee. This com· could fill Tiger Stadium every two weeks, so the rMi.II ..... ",.,.1UI mlttee is charged with developing a county-wide need for additional landfills Isbecoming desperate, PLYMOUTH & LEVAN· LIVONIA plan by July, 1983,to control solid waste disposal said Maurice Roach, director of the county's plann- Mon -Fri ..... - 10 pm and develop resource recovery programs. Ingcommission. Sat 7 .... • 10 pm. -. 7 em _. pm 464-8930 The 13-member committee includes Ray Kellas, "State legislators enacted PA 641to consolidate 34410 FORD RD.- WESTLAND Virgil Eller, Michael Ferrantlno and Robert K. the dozensof local ordinances being used to control HEARTH FURNACE SAVES MONEY (""'-Irom ~ "-* Club) Line representing landfl1lmanagement industry; landfill development," Roach explained. "The ac· Mon..1et. 7...... " p.m. -.7 ...... p.m. 728-1303 Francis P. Bennet and Liz Maury Dean, en· tion will result in uniform zoning throughout the TOWER 14 BUILDING - SOUTHFIELD vlronmental Interests; Patrick Brunett of SEM- county." (_oI_ ...... ttwy.&J.L._OrMI Mon.- TIl ...... 7 a.m." p.m. Fri 7 ... n .. p..... Iet.&-...... -3p.m. EM, Pe<1t1no - 0-.1 Ahr.,. 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Hand to Man Corner 01 Meadowbrook Closed Mondavs LIVONIA· 29500 W. SIX MI..! 22·9200/BIRMINGHAM· 221 HAMILTON. 644-1919 •Wednesday, October 13.1982- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-11·A Superintendent unveils long-range plan for district I I I Continued from Page 1 school structure. district will have to offer in the future ... examine 1978$1 million bond Issue - thville High School - Cooke Junior Referring to the high school building Another component of Bell's long 1982; High School to be used as buffer while necessitate the utilization of all existing' as an "architectural nightmare," Bell range proposal Is the facility usage of -High School Architectural high school Is being renovated - mid .school bUildings. proposed the district "look at a renova- the Institution Special Education Pro- Feasibility StUdy- architectural plans 1983~; : While he acknowledged the steady tion of the high school." gram. CUrrently experiencing the same for making hlgh school more educa- j four percent decline in Northville's K·12 While there has beensome discussion enrollment decline as Northville's K·12 tionally sound- 1983; Implement grade restructure - 1985; student enrollment since 1976,he said about constructing a new high school, program, the administration proposed -Middle Schoollnservice - full year Bell noted that should enrollment this fall's community education enroll· Bell said a renovation would be more last March the possibility of closing planning for realignment of grade continue to decline in Northville and the ment has more than tripled that of the feasible. ISEP's out-of-district facilities and structure - 1983·84; economic forecast remain bleak, th~ 1981-82schoolyear. Oneof the primary problems with the moving the program into the four -Millage Renewal and Bond Issue district would have to consider possibly Last fall, some 232participants were high school building is energy efficlen· elementary schools. Campaign - six week campaign for combining the junior highs and moving 'enrolled in community education cy, Bell noted. In 1980-81,high school The proposal was met with con- passage of bond Issue - amount to be the ISE Program into the vacated classes and workshops. This fall, 737 energy costs totaled $158,000- or ap- slderable community opposition and determinded based on architectural junior high school. However, he said a are participating in the program. proximately $1.15per square foot. has been on hold for the past six mono study of high school-I983; determination on the possibility would · The increase in participants is due for Last August, the board of education ths . Renovation and constructure of Nor- not be made until October, 1984. the most part to the expanded offerings approved the administration's recom- Noting the excellent facilities cur. • provided this year through a con- mendatlon to conduct an energy audit rently used by the program, Bell has sortium agreement with the Garden CI- of the high school and granted a con- proposed leaVing ISEP in separate ty Public Schools. tract to Harley, Ellington, Pierce and buildings from the regular K.12. The consortium agreement with OFFICIAL NOTICE OF SALE ...,.. Garden City was approved by the board Yee Associates. The firm began its However, he noted that should the ISEP GEORGE BELL comprehensive energy stUdy this fall . enrollment continue to decline, there ;.9! of education in August upon Bell's $1,750,000 and is expected to complete the project may be a need to close one of the two ~~ recommendation. by early summer. out-of-district facilities and consolidate CITY OF NOVI ~'i...... The superintendent noted at tues- "The middle school must be qUite struc- :~:; day's meeting that the enrollment In· tured. Bell cited the energy audit as the first the program into the other two I"'..,' step towards making the high school facilities. COUNTY OF OAKLAND crease in community education will "To operate a middle school will take ::'j.'"t~. provide a substantial revenue increase a great deal of inservice time and com- more energy efficient. Northville Public School's Institution STATE OF MICHIGAN ...... • to the district. He said that increase will munity input." However, he noted that energy effi· Special Education Program currently .:~:.1>-': save the district the same amount of Bell also commented on the ad- ciency is not the high school's only pro- leases space at Taft School and Bryant 1982SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ...... money that it would have saved had it vantages of placing the ninth grade in blem. In addition to making the School, both in Livonia. In addition to .:-" closedan elementary school. building more energy efficient, he said those facilities, it also has a small pro- ~~~ the high school. He not~ in particular LIMITE~ TAX BONDS, SERIES II .,""'l,& According to administrators and the that a "richer curriculum could be of· the district will have to look at making gram located at Plymouth Center for 0::.. citizens' committee report, an fered... and that more students could it more educationally sound for Human Development and at Nor- SEALED BIDS for the purchase of the above bonds will be recei'l-: estimated $70,000would be saved by benefit from a higher technology pro- students. thvllle's Old Village School. ed by the undersigned at the City Clerk's Office in the City HaJt..; shutting down a school building. gram earlier." "The educational needs of the Bell presented an outline of his pro- located at 45225West Ten Mile Road, Novi, Michigan 48050. on Mon~3 Bell also emphasized the potential for Yet, he cautioned that "if you threw day, the 25th day of October, 1982 until 4 o'clock p.m .• Eastern Stall~s students are the prime factor in the posal with a tentative tlmeline beginn- dard Time, at which time and place said bids will be publicly openeO'1Si an even greater enrollment Increase the ninth' graders in the middle school high school renovation," he observed. ing in this school year. and read. Sealed bids will also be received on the same date and un~ next semester and in the follOWing concept now, you would find you would "I'm less concerned about the energy He emphasized that his plan is only a the same time by an agent of the undersigned at the offices of Bend-~ year.' . not be servicing the needsof thoseninth saving costs as I am about the kids who proposal and must receive the support zinskl & Co., 601 Standard Federal Savings Bldg., 409 Griswold~': • "Next year would could double the graders." come through this bUilding only once." of the board of education and the com- Detroit. Michigan 38226, when, simultaneously then will be opene"d:~ enrollment in community education," and read...... , Bell said that before any type of He noted that an architectural stUdy munity. He encouraged residents, .headded: grade structure change can be made, a BOND DETAILS: Said bonds will be coupon bonds of the of the building would have to be con- \ students and staff me~~rs to.cont~ct : In regards to the K-12 program, Bell stUdy of both curriculum and facility denomination of $5,000 each, dated October 1, 1982, numbered iQ\-. ducted to determine how space could the boa!d or the admInIstratIon WIth :eoncurred with the citizens' advisory needs must be made to insure that the direct order of maturity from 1 upwards and will bear interest front.. best be utilized to benefit the educa- suggestions. 'committees' recommendation to middle school concept is serviced in the their date payable on October 1, 1983, and semiannually thereafter. : f :iealign the present K-6, 7-9 and 10-12 tional needsof the students. . The superintendent's long range plan Said bonds will mature on the 1st day of October as follows: II best possible way. $100,000 1983; I' :grade structure to a middle school,eon· He stated that should his proposals be Bell proposed the renovatIon of the is outlined as follows: high school be funded through a bond -High School Energy audit - 1982- 225,000 1984; 1'( :ceptofK·5,6-8and9-12. approved by_Liteboard of education at 200,000 1985to 1990, inclusive; ; I :. However, he warned against im- its October 25 meeting, he would like issue. 83; 225,000 1991. t ;plementing a new structure without staff members. and administrators to Acknowledging that the bond issue -Staff CUrriculum/Facilities S.tudy PRIOR REDEMPTION: Bonds of this issue shall not be subject to' I -Careful planning and program restruc· begin studying both the curriculum and proposal will not make him "uniformly ,- study of futu!e needs of NorthVIlle's redemption prior to maturity. ~r • turing. facility needs of the district sometime popular," Bell said it will be needed student populatIon .;...1982-83; . INTEREST RATE AND BIDDING DETAILS: The bonds shall bear in1l "In terms of a middle school," he this schoolyear. "fo!' the kind of programming the -Bond Issue Report to Communlty- terest at a rate or rates not exceeding 13% per annum. to be fixed by I noted, "it's mQrethan just a junior high He said a comprehensive study of the bids therefor, expressed in multiples of 1/8 or 1/20 of 1%, or both:' j The interest on anyone bond shall be at one rate only, all bonds I school. both areas will be needed and pointed Picture Policy maturing in anyone year must carry the same interest rate and eacli ' "It's more than just little football out that the area requiring the most CITY OF NORTHVILLE coupon period shall be represented by one interest coupon. The dif!) players, little cheerleaders and little thorough examination will be the high All pictures submitted ference between the highest and lowest interest rate on the bonds marching bands," he emphasized. BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS for use in this newspaper shall not exceed five percent (5%) per annum. No proposal for the pur- chase of less than all of the bonds or at a price less than 97% of their become the property of OPENINGS" The City of Northville is now taking applica- par value will be considered. '. The Northville Record. PAYING AGENT: Both principal and interest shall be payable at a ~ Although pictures may be tions for openings on the Recreation Commis- City appoints Kohl firm sion and Zoning Board of Appeals. The Zoning bank or trust company located in Michigan qualified to act as payil1g ~ returned, if requested, w~ Board of Appeals meets on the 1st Wednesday agent under State or United States law, to be designated by the..; can assume no obligation of the month at 8:00 p.m. and the Recreation original purchaser of the bonds, who may also designate a co-paying- for the care and return of Commission meets the 2nd Wednesday of the agent, which may be located outside of Michigan. qualified to act as • • them. month at 8:00 p.m. Any interested citizen may paying agent under the law of the State in which located or of the;" to serve as legal counsel They will be mailed if a apply at the City Clerk's office. 215 W. Main, United States, both of which shall be SUbject to approval of the under- ~ stamped, self-addressed Northville. Joan G. McAllister signed. . '.: Publish: Oct. 13,1982 City Clerk PURPOSE AND SECURITY: The bonds are issued in anticipation" envelope is left at the of the collection ,of special assessments for various public ill)- r .1 :;.' " J ~n'ewspaperoffice~ 1'.,,' Kohl's firm, founded in 1914, now provements in certain lfuecial assessment districts in said City, as sqt' ,I Continued from Page 1 forth in the bond authorIZing resolution. The}$'Pecla~'assessments an(l ) employs 82 lawyers and is the largest ~ . interest thereon a'ra sufficient to pay the principal and interest on the .. tation. legal professional corporation in the CITY OF NORTHVILLE bonds when due. The liability of each special assessment district is ~ · The firm's smaller size was a factor country, his resume stated. It is active limited as set forth in the bond authorizing resolution. The bonds are a'~ the council weighed as it concluded the in all areas of law with emphasis in limited tax general (full faith and credit) obligation of the City, and the~ • Detroit firm chosen,officiqlly a profes-. litigation. In the past, Kohl told the NOTICE OF ENACTMENT City is obligated to pay debt service thereon as a first budget obiga-~ ·sional corporation, offered exceptional council, it has represented the City of The City Council of the City of Northville, following a Public tion from its general funds, including any collection of ad valorem: resources available becauseof its size. Taylor. Hearing on Monday, October 4, 1982, at 8:00 p.m., in the Council taxes, but the ability of the. City to levy such taxes is subject t9l: Kohl told the council that his corpora· The staff includes a lawyer whose charter, statutory and constitutional limitations. • ;.: Room of the Northville Municipal Building, 215 W. Main Street, has The rights or remedies of bondholders may be affected by': tion employs a full-time legal librarian specialty is drafting of ordinances. adopted an amendment to the City Code of Ordinances as follows: ,and is part of a nationwide computer _ The council had indicated it intends to bankruptcy laws or other creditors' rights legislation now existing qr:, hereafter enacted. • :.. system that gives access to law "vir- contiliue using its present counsel for SECTION 5-103, SUB-SECTION 8.28, HANDICAPPED GOOD FAITH: A certified or cashier's check in the amount df;: tually assoonas it is written." labor negotiations but noted it was PARKING OF TITLE 5, CHAPTER 1, TRAFFIC CODE, $35.000, drawn upon an incorporated bank or trust company ans:l~ · . "Wll are 100percent current," he told awar~ Kohl's firm would be able to han· TO ELIMINATE REFERENCE TO SPECIFIC STATE payable to the order of the Treasurer of the City must accompany!; council. In response to a question by dle thISwork. .. . STATUTES. each bid as guarantee of good faith on the part of the bidder, to be': Clerk Joan McAllister, he assured her Kohl and hIS WIfe Judith have four forfeited as liquidated damages if stlch bid be accepted and the bid·:::"' and the council that election-day duties daughters, aged ~4-3. They ~re The City of Northville Ordains: der falls to take up and pay for the bonds. No interest shall be alloweo : on the good faith checks and checks of the unsuccessful bidders wil(-; • of opening and closing the polls and be- members of the FIrst Presbytenan SECTION 1. Section 5-103, Sub-Section 8.28, of Title V, Chapter 1, Traffic Code, of the Code of Ordinances of the City of be promptly returned to each bidder's representative or by registere'!.~ ing available for any questions would Church he~. ~ mall. , Iio¥ not present a problem and that he ~e. receIved hl~ BA. d~gree fro~ Northville is hereby amended to read as follows: AWARD OF BONDS: The bonds will be awarded to the bidde:t"'! would beon hand personally. MIchIgan State UnIve~lty 10 1966;hIS Sec. 8.28 HANDICAPPED PARKING· A person shall not park a whose bid produces the lowest interest cost computed by determin- ..- .., JD degree from DetroIt College of Law. vehicle, except in compliance with the directions of a police of- ing, at the rate or rates specified in the bid, the total dollar value of all·t .In Its revIew of candIdates, the .coun- in 1969.During his senior year, Kohl ficer in a parking space clearly identified by an official sign as be- interest on the bonds from November 1.1982, to their maturity and.~ cil observed th~t al~ were close 10 fee was winner of the alumni scholarship ing reserved for use by handicappers which is on public property deducting therefrom any premium or adding thereto any discount. In'~ schedules, elimmatmg that as a con- for academic achievement. or private property available for public use, unless the person is a no event shall the net interest cost on the bonds exceed 18% aftergiv,,~ sideration. Admitted to the State Bar of ing effect to any discount. AA handicapper as defined by State Statute, or unless the person is LEGAL OPINION: Bids shall be conditioned upon the unqualifiecy Kohl listed his firm's fees as $75 an Michigan in 1969,Kohl was employed parking the vehicle for the benefit of a handicapper. A certificate hour for partners' services, $55an hour by the City of Detroit as an assistant approving opinion of Miller, Canfield, Paddock and Stone. attorneys Of.~ of identification issued by the State or other competent authority Detroit, Michigan. a copy of which opinion will be printed on the' ~ for work by associates and $25 an hour corporation counsel from 1970-73.He to a handicapper shall be displayed on the vehicle. reverse side of each bond, and the original of which will be furnished~.' • for para legal services. joined Plunkett, Cooney,Rutt, Watters, Printed copies of the complete ordinance are available for in- without expense to the purchaser of the bonds at the delivery thereof}t In revieWing the candidates, Vernon Stanczyk and Pedersen in 1973 and spection by and distribution to the public at the City Clerk's office The fees of Miller, Canfield, Paddock and Stone for services rendereQC' remarked that Kohl, who is active in became a shareholder in 1978. in connection with such approving opinion are expected to be pai~ the community, had indicated previous- He Is a member of the American Bar during regular business hours. from bond proceeds. Except to the extent necessary to issue their un~ ly he "has a personal desire to serve the Association, American Judicature qualified approving opinion as to the validity of the above bonds~ Publish: 1Q..13-82 city." Kohl already knows some of the Society, State Bar of Michigan and cur· Miller, Canfield, Paddock and Stone has not been requested to ex~.s Enacted: 10-4-82 Joan G. McAllister police officers, Vernon mentioned, as rently a council member of the amine or review and has not examined or reviewed any financia~ Effective: 10-14·82 City Clerk :locuments, statements or materials that have been or may be furnish~ he had played on a local ball team with Negligence Section. He also is a founder ed in connection with the authorization, issuance or marketing of thE!::; them. and the current president of the bonds, and accordingly, will not express any opinion with respect tei-;:' Kohl like both other candidates, told Michigan Defense Trial Counsel, In- the accuracy or completeness of any such financial documents:~ the cotincil he did not feel it necessary corporated, a statewide organization of statements or materials. . :;..: to have th~ city attorney present at attorneys who regularly represent CITY OF NORTHVILLE DELIVERY OF BONDS: The City will furnish bonds ready for ex-;'; • routine council meetings. defendants In civil litigation. ecution at its expense. Bonds will be delivered without expense to th~ In discussion city officials indicated Kohl also is a member of the Associa· NOTICE OF ENACTMENT purchaser at Detroit, Michigan, Chicago, Illinois or New York, Ne"'C'-l York. The usual closing documents, including a certificate with no.(' it probably wo~d be better not to have tlon of Defense Trial Counsel, a group The City Council of the City of Northville, following a Public a legal representative present as "it is of lawyers In the tri-county area that litigation is pending affecting the issuance of the bonds, will be~~ Hearing on Monday, October 4,1982, at 8:00 p.m., in the Council delivered at the time of the delivery of the bonds. If the bonds 'are not a temptation to seek an imm~iate opi· ~0!ffi~ly rePl75ent defendants in civil Room of the Northville Municipal Building, 215 W. Main Street, has tendered for delivery by twelve o'clock noon, Eastern Standard Time~- nlon" which might be given WIthout suf· lItIgatIon. He IS on ~~ board of dlrec· adopted an amendment to the City Code of Ordinances as follows: on the 45th day following the date of sale, or the first business da~~ ficlent research. tors of the Oakland CItIzensLeague. thereafter if said 45th day is not a business day, the successful biddetc SECTION 7-313, WATER RATES, DUE DATE, PENAL- may on that day, or any time thereafter until delivery of the bonds~,:: TY, TITLE 7, CHAPTER 3, WATER, TO CORRECT withdraw his proposal by serving notice of cancellation, in writing, orr .. the undersigned in which event the City shall promptly return th~~ NUMBER OF"DAYS AFTER A WATER BILL IS DUE good faith deposit. Accrued Interest to the date of delivery of thEi"C1 FROM 15 TO 30 THAT A PENALTY IS CHARGED. bonds shall be paid by the purchaser at the time of delivery. Paymen~ The City of Northville Ordains: for the bonds must be made In Federal Reserve Funds. .~ CUSIP NUMBERS: CUSIP Identification numbers will be printed;; SECTION 1. Section 7-313 Water Rates, Due Date, Penalty, of on the bonds, at the Issuer's expense, except payment of the charge':- Title VII, Chapter 3, Water, of the Code of Ordinances of the City of for assignment of numbers which will be the purchaser's responsibili:S Northville, is amended to read as follows: ty. Neither the failure to print such numbers on any bonds nor any er· Sec. 7-313 WATER RATES, DUE DATE, PENALTY - The rates ror with respect thereto shall constitute cause for a failure or refusal- , to be charged consumers of water shall be such as are now in by the purchaser thereof to accept delivery of and pay for said bonds force or which shall be established from time to time by the Coun- in accordance with terms of the purchase contract. . FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS: Additional Information may be ob... cil. All Charges shall become due at such time as shall be talned from Bendzinskl & Co., Municipal Finance Advisors, 601 Stan- established by resolution of the Council, and if such charges are dard Federal Savings Bldg., 409 Griswold, Detroit, Michigan 48226; not paid within 30 days after the same shall become due, then a telephone: (313)961-8222. penalty of 10% shall be added thereto. (In the event that the THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO REJECT ANY OR ALL BIOS. charges for any such service furnished to any premises may not ENVELOPES containing the bids should be plainly marked. "Proposal for 1982Special Assessment Limited Tax Bonds, Series II". be paid within 30 days after the same shall become due, then all Geraldine Stipp service furnished to such premises shall be discontinued.) Water Clerk, City of Novi bills not paid six months after due date shall be placed on the next APPROVED: October 5,1982 general tax roll with an additional 10% penalty and collected as STATE OF MICHIGAN part of the general city taxes. MUNICIPAL FINANCE COMMISSION Printed copies of the complete text of the ordinance are ADDENDUM: Payment of the principal of and Interest on the above bonds, when due, will be unconditionally and Irrevocably t1uaranteed available for Inspection by and distribution to the public at the City under and In accordance with the terms of a policy of Insurance to be Clerk's Office during regular business hours. Issued by the American Munlc1llal Bond Assurance Corporation, a Publish: 10-13-82 subsidiary of MGIC Investment Corporation, the premium on which polley will be prepaid by the City. All bids for the purchase of said Enacted: 10-4·82 Joan G. McAllister bonds will be conditioned upon the Issuance of said polley. ~ Effective: 10-14-82 City Clerk ... .,~ \ - ; rl ,..------...... It " . GENERAL5KC~~eNCe' -W1"eR' Editorials 11181 ' \ iHF NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, October 13. 1982 wlJe NnrtlJuille 1Recnrb o , r~ Our Opinion Off the record (' '.o By Kevin Wilson Campaign heats up - as predicted As predicted, we have nowheard from Gerald Law. Actually, searching for information, any information, regarding the long we heard from him a few weeks back, shortly after the mention list of names and issues confronting them November 2. Just to ; in this space that he had become temporarily invisible. A make things more interesting, there are things like the incum- : release from Law campaign headquarters indicates he was bent privilege granted judges. That works like this -::-there are, simply being quiet about his drive for votes here. say, 11 open judgeships through 1989.Nine incumbents are in- Seems Mr. Law had "informal" contact with some 300people terested in returning to the bench and four newcomers want a in the 36thHouse District - which includes both Plymouths and shot. There is a 12thseat fillingout a vacated term through 1987,'} Canton as well as Northville. Top voter concerns he heard ex- and one incumbent files for it. . pressed were the economy and education. So, your ballot has a list of 13names and asks youto choose 11; : Law appeared in our officein person last week to tell us he has right? Wrong. It has two segments - one listing the nine in- .•) taken a leave of absence from his job through October, allowing cumbents and telling you to choose "no more than nine" and the . himself more time to campaign at the expense of a few lost other holding all four "outsiders" and asking that you pick two",i Future chefs serve in new college restaurant paychecks. Door-to-doorcampaigning in Canton, Law related, Plus the one incumbent, all alone, whofiled for the vacant seat. , ) revealed another voter concern - PBB and its continued in- In other words, 10incumbent judges are virtually guaranteed", fluence in the Michigan foodchain. slots. There is one more factor at play - if one incumbent.... Culinary program '8 Like PBB, Bill Joyner won't go away and leave Republicans challenges another's seat (so declaring when filinghis/her can- alone. He still works the post office, standing on the sidewalk didacy) then they both wind up in the newcomers contest. Of I greeting folks and passing out brochures updated every week at course, that doesn't happen often, since the percentages are so ~ least. Must take an enormous amount of time and money. Law, much better the other way. ,"~ outstanding as stated, holds down a regular job with Ford in Dearborn, so Ridiculous? That's exactly what's happening in the thir(f:6\ had to concede the visibility race to his Democratic opponent judicial circuit court "race." Four "ch~llengers" fight for two :::v through September. seats while the incumbent 10coastto "victory.",. .": Schoolcraft College's new his gUidance and with the quality You say you don't like that system; that it saps the meaning:, S1 3 million Culinary Arts of instruction provided by pastry Joyner, on the other hand, is employed as a Wayne County from democratic election of judges? Go ahead, take it to COurt.~i BUlldmg is exceptional, but so is chef Leonard Stec and chefs commissioner; that he has ample time to spare for campaign- I'm sure an incumbent judge will see it your way. the program for which it was Richard Benson and James Van- ing might be among the better arguments for the new charter's 'J'j' built. In a depressed economy Vuren the program has gained a reducing the number of such seats from 27downto 15.As a sup- We'll be trying to sort out the other messes on the ballot in thei! \\ Ith tight college budgets, the fine reputation. porter ofcounty reform, Joyner might be expected to agree. next few weeks - the first of three stories rounding-up the:) State Legislature appropriated '01e absence of an incumbent generally makes for more in- seven ballot proposals appears this week. It's the proposals, if I teresting election contests, and the 36this no exception. In addi- nothing else, that have people confused and informative cam-': Two weeks ago Schoolcraft for the expansion which now tion to the Joyner-Law battle, there is Libertarian Keith Bilby. paign ads like "D is dumb" sure help a lot, don't they? City and~ " l'nables 120 full-time students, 22 President Richard McDowell in- With less money than the major-party candidates, Bilby has township hall, as well as The Record office and other spotS,tl co-op students, 60 apprentices vited a group of Northville been less visible than either of his opponents but recent contact around town, have copies of a relatively objective guide outlin':~ ami 15 continuing education representatives of local organiza- indicates he is preparing to do something about that in the next ing the proposals provided through Senator Robert Geake's of: J students to study there. tions to breakfast in the new coupleofweeks. Locally, this is the race to watch. fice. The information is sketchy, but provides a good starting I Culinary Arts building. After po!nt for ~ose who tel~me they have no idea what any of the , touring the gleaming new facility .... y '11"" Another classic Michigan bedsheet.ballot has £onfused:voters' proposals is about. Jll.)~:I' ~...,1,',,· oJ.,,r~ oJ ~.H.{lJ , " ' • , ' ',-" 0, , ~ I r '1' r " 'l~ and sampling some of itS output, ) .., , . I 1.IJ1;' t ... visitors asked Breithaupt what r- the placement rate is for J graduates of the program. "One hundred and ten percent," he I~ fter .~~) smiled proudly, explaining that About Town he could have placed about 10 percent more graduates than he the had. ByJOHN GALLOWAY The Schoolcraft Culinary fact Arts program is designed primarily as an associate degree "'--_---l By PHILIP JEROME ROBERT BREITHAUPT curriculum leading directly to employment, t~e college catalog RonMilam doesn't scare me. Andneither #J \ The addition, which opened states, outlining that it provides does Karen Rice, although I think the twp .,J tIm, ~chool year, is the first major entrance into food service oc- may be working together to psych me out. , c'onstruction on the Schoolcraft cupations at advanced levels. In campus in almost 10 years - and the technical portion of the cur- ~ '*".... ~~ To make sense out of that introduction: ~./ ,{~:~ IS a tribute to the quality of the riculum students become involv- ~t ~ you've got to un,derstand that Novi will hold culll1ary arts career program ed in quantity food preparation, its annual Run for Reyes this Saturday at the and. most of all, to its director, advanced food preparation, cost Bob-O-Linkgolf course on Grand River and Robcrt Breithaupt. Breithaupt, a and portion control, quantity bak- Beck Road. It's a goodevent because it raises cert Iflcd executive chef and ing, pastry, meat cutting and funds for research into Reyes Syndrome and a:o~I~tant dean - applied sciences gourmet cooking. The catalog also promotes physical fitness by encourag- and director of food service at notes that "decorative culinary ing people to get out and doa little running. ~ ) Schoolcraft, since 1966has guided skills" are included. Handsome tlw culll1ary arts program to its ice sculptures are created in this At any rate, the organizers of the event po:"lllOn of respect today. Until category. are trying to raise a little more money for the expansion this fall, students Reyes Syndrome by staging a "celebrity" fun waIted as long as four years to be With the opening of the run prior to the real race and asking people t9 Culinary Arts building has come guess the winner and the winning time at 50 admitted to the popular two-year cents a guess. All sorts of local officials have course. opportunity, too, for first-hand been invited to participate in the celebrity dining room operation. Last run; and I got an invitation, too - probably That the culinary arts course month "LeGastronomique," a because I get my picture in the paper a lot. ~aincd such esteem while being restaurant open to the public, t. conducted in the cafeteria of began operation, giving students That's where Milam and Rice come in. \\ atC'rman Center (student head- experience from 11 a.m. to 1:30 Milam, a member of the Novischoolboard as quarters on campus) attests to p.m. Monday through Thursday well as an alleged runner, also will run in the HrC'ithaupt's leadership, Under in operating a full-service train- celebrity run. 1-';--':;:, ing restaurant. Whileperforming my job of editing copi, ,<" "'· Reached from the Waterman I ran across a story by Rice about Milam'~ I1-0 cafeteria, LeGastronomique is a participation in the big marathon in Detroij , pleasant dining spot with student recently. According to Rice's alleged story.. waiters like Keith Wasinski and Milam allegedly ran in the marathon an~.~ Elizabeth Toth-Nowak eager to allegedly completed all 26miles. ; please. Staff supervisor last week • was Kevin Gawrowski. His Frankly, I don't believe any of it. Ana students explained the menu of even if it were true, I don't think it would I' the day - from cream of chicken make much difference because I am dete* soup a la reine to pommes del mined to destroy the competition Saturday and win by a large margin, reducing Mila~ monico, cod creole, Swiss steak and the rest of the field to specks on th~ printenere and roast sirloin of horizonas I flash across the finishline. : beef. Even confirmed dieters - ~ were weakening as the pastry Not many people know it, but I was quit~ 11 cart was rolled to the table with a runner back in high school and also di(l'" three-layer chocolate torte, pum- some distance running in college. Sure, it'$ pkin cheese cake and raspberry been a while since I've run competitively, bl¢ cream pie. Fallfishin' I figure running Is something like riding a .. bicycle - once you learn how.... : We encourage a visit to the , • ~:,"'~ student restaurant, both for good Besides, I plan to begin training any day Itt~1-~ \ ~~~ "• ,41 dining and to view the new now.I'm sure there will be those who'll plunk , " Culinary Arts building located at down their 50cents on Milam or some other > • l the north end of campus on Hag- Editorial opinions of The Record are developed and written by pretender to the crown. But remember thlfl, gerty. A treat from the pastry Editor Jean Day and staff members Kevin Wilson, Michele It's only a mile, practically a sprint. I pr~ ~ ---~- McElmurry and John Myers. Students carve ice sculptures cart alone is worth the trip. mise to be humble Invictory. : .' .( ------Wednesday, OCtober 13,1982- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-13-~ !Readers Speak RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY l'"• l• OFFER TO SELL 311 FIRST STREET I The City of Northville will receive written offers to bUy Lot 300, •.:;- Assessor's Plat No.4, being a single-family residence at 311First St., until 5:00 P.M.on Monday,Novemberlst.,1982. •·I City salary hikes bring objections The City's asking price, based on an appraisal estimate, is $69,500.00. · , The Citywillconsider cash purchase and short-term land contract of· i,· -, fers. . o the Editor: The City will pay a commission of six percent (6%) to a broker who content and message. Thanks very "Park Gardens deserved better" and Record, I must say. To read The presents the best offer, but individuals are also invited to submit offers : As a lifetime resident of the City of much for the support and recognition. "Ford closing has human cost," these Record, one would never know the directly. : NQrthville and a laid off employee of MicheleMcElmurry and John Myers editorials alone would put The Record political leanings one way or another. The City reserves the right to accept or reject any offer, and to wa!v:3- this city's D.P.W., I am utterly have helped to contribute to the positive ontopofmy list. Carry on, Record. any Irregularities in the best Interest of the City. disgusted with the recent action of the affect of Northville High School. They The general layout and in-season pic- AndI think this is quite a tribute cOm- The offer should be submitted to the City Clerk in a sealed envelope city council, who decided behind "clos· are fine writers and professional tures dothe rest. ing from theEditor·in-Chlef ofTheDion marked "House Offer", in accordance with the instructions which may be ed door" (as stated in last week's front reporters. The Detroit Free Press is another Post, Michigan's smallest monthly. obtained fromthe CityClerk's Office. page story) to "grant raises to the top Thanks again. name for a paper, but their editorials Don't forget, you all, that October 10- Joan G. McAllister administrative posts." Sincerely, make no bones about letting the public 16 is NationalNewspaper Week. City Clerk The recent economic crunch ex· GeorgeA.Aune know who they are for and against in John Lazor 215W. Main St. perienced by our nation, and especially (NHSprincipal) politics. Editor, DionPost Publish: Oct. 13,1982 Northville, MI48167 o Ir state, has caused employee conces- Qulte different from The Northville ofCanton :IOns, loss of benefits, reduction of ~1~go~Sihl:~::~,anda general "tighten· Landfill stories good But not in Northville. Not when it CJmes,to the top brass of our city ad· NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC ministrators. Tothe Editor: They agree Polish jokes Long Plumbing Co. is not on Five of our D.P.W. employees are I have read the first of the three ar· laid off because of a lack of money, yet ticles about landfills. I think it is a very strike. All of our employees are somehowfunds are foundto give raises, good idea to inform the public f2Cts were inappropria.te working and we are open for with the exception of the D.P.W. regarding sanitary landfills. foreman, to those who are overpaid to I have worked for a landfill for four business as usual. ginwith. years and hope someday to make it my Tothe Editor: understood it well enough to com- The construction division of Long The city council's action was behind career. I have seen how landfills have The letter of Mr. Marian prehend - to my astonishment closed doors without giVing us, the given everybody the "Not in my Szczepanski,in "Readers Speak" and iJidignation- insults ofPoles Plumbing Co. is currently being picketed residents and taxpayers, an opportuni· . backyard" attitude. of /the 6 of October edition, and people of Polish origin in the by a Detroit labor union at our offices on ty to discuss in a democratic process I would like to make a suggestion - relative to Polish jokes has been form of "Polish Jokes." Main Street in Northville. Long Plumbing our views, pro or con. the League of WomenVoters have put noted. I have traveled extensively, but Behindother "closed doors or without on seminars or workshops to help I agree with the tenor of Mr. in no other country did I come Co. is being picketed because our the public'Sknowledge" other decisions educate the public. Disposing of our Szczepanski's comments. Polish across insulting "Polish Jokes." plumbers and pipefitters, by their o~n have been made that you are not aware waste is a problem' and is becoming a jokes are told by and repeated by This must be exclusive to your choice, do not want to be a part of thiS of. much bigger one. Something must be boors who, through lack of talent country. Detroit labor union. This labor union is 1. Within the past 2'h years the city done. and abysmal ignorance, try to I was shocked, not only by has paid approximately $18,000 to have I I would like to help any way I can, continue that which has died a "Polish Jokes," but also by the trying to intimidate us and restrict our. .two employees quit - one from the please contact me if I can help. natural death, especially since enthusiastic applause of the au- business because of our freedom of WlJ.P.W. and onefrom city hall. Sincerely, the advent ofPope John Paul II. dience. choice. 2. The city, since last April 30, has SuzanCook Unlike Mr. Szczepanski, I One of the "Polish Jokes" in- been paying me and one other laid off would hold the Northville Police dicated that Polish males are We are open for business as usual employee $197 per week not to work, Association responsible. They undersexed (A "joke": Adam and look forward to our customers visiting while contracting with Green Ridge Sympathy appreciated are the one who hired the of· was probably a Pole. He was our store. Nllrsery to dowork we couldbe doing. fender and they are the one who eating an apple while a beautiful 3. Every winter from around Long Plumbing Co. should have assured that the Eve was standing nude in front of 190E. Main St. December 1 to March 1 there are ap- entertainment wouldnot be offen- him.) I can assure you, as a proXimately 75 homes or places of Tothe Editor: sive, crude or obscene. woman, that this is not true. We Northville business that keep their water running This letter is to friends and Itwouldfollowthat the associa- women of Poland admire and 349-0373 24 hours a day at no cost to themselves. neighbors. ; tion owes an apology to everyone respect our men not only for their ~is is about 270,000 gallons of water Words cannot express our gratitude who was subjected to this virility, but also for their heroism per day or more that the city pays for for your help and kindness before and degrading entertainment, Poles, in defending,against overwhelm- withoutreimbursement. There is also a after the tragic loss of our beloved non-Poles and those of Polish ex- ing odds,our country, our homes, fire hydrant that runs continually duro daughter Janet. These words come traction. The editorial comment their womenand children. ing this same period oftime. from the heart ofour wholefamily. at the end of the article was Poles were fighting for 4. Winter before last the city had This letter is meant for all the people likewisenoted. Itdid comment on freedom of Poland, but for Oct. three water main breaks at the same of Northville. The special people who the length of the letter, but failed freedom ofmany other countries, time. OneonSouthMainStreet near the knew, loved and cared for Janet tocomment on its content. ' including your own. In your war Clark gas station, one on Griswoldnear already knowwhothey are. Was it intended to be snide? If of Independence, two Polish 16th Pennell and one on Novi Street near Aspecial thanks to Reverend Eugene it was, it toois not appreciated. generals Kosciuszkoand Pulaski AllenDrive. These breaks were allowed Sims of Calvary Church of Livonia for Sincerely, were fighting together with you to run for about a week. If the D.P.W. his help and guidance and thoughtful, OlegZ.Zaleski against British. Pulaski sacrific- ~ild repaired them, even at doubletime beautiful eulogy. Lieutenant Colonel,USAretired ed his life for your freedom. He Sureetest pay, it would have cost about $1,500. And to Reverend John Mischler of was killed at Savanah, Georgia, After one week, the D.P.W. repaired Northville Presbyterian Church for his while leading a charge of your twoofthe water mains and a contractor friendship and many acts of kindness Tothe Editor: . . cavalry against (the) British. repaired the other one and charged he gave tous and our family. I sold Mr. ~zczep~ki b~kets In Poland we believe that you Day about $750. That month the City of Nor- After these words, so much is still left to the Northville Pollce Officers are on our side and that you will r • thville paid the City of Detroit about unsaid.. --"-- .. ~',c... " _.; • - J ~ dance.l waSat thisllancemy.sem:'·help·cus_ "in1loui!·struligIe fox: !. '" rc'··...llt~ '"'l ;it .... FloweringPlants $10,000 more for water than they did the Sincerely, I am not of Polish origin, but I freedom especially that your ~, , same month the year before. These are Mr. and Mrs. Roger Matthews regard the "Polish Jokes" as told Preside~t Roosevelt -' as the Boston Fern Potted Mums the kinds of decisions that are made by and family by an entertainer Frankie Rapp participant of Yalta Conference the top administrators. as an insult. to anyon~ who has in 1945 - is to a large extent 5. TheD.P.W.hasasuperintendent,a Polish bloodm ~eir vems. responsible for the tragedy of the $6~99 $8.50 • foreman, a working foreman and a Q ·1 h Had I known m advance about Polish nation. clerk that supervise and keep records Ul t s OW was great thoseinsults I certainly wouldnot I am proUd to be a Polish All other house plants for seven people (almost as many have promoted the Northville woman and no derogatory and chiefs as there are Indians). The wages Police OfficersBall. discriminatory "Polish Jokes" and benefits for those four chiefs Tothe Editor: I mysel~ apolo~ze to Mr. will change that. 20% OFF amount to over $100,000 a year. Onbehalf of the NorthvilleCommuni- Szczepanski and his guest for I am a guest in your country 6. The City of Northville has a trash ty Quilters a heart·felt "thank you" to selling tickets to them. May I and I was a guest at the Nor- truck that they are still making all those who helped make the "Your close by saying that next year I thville Police Officers Associa. payments on, but do not pick up any Heirloom and Mine" quilt show a suc- and others will think twice about tion Ball. In Poland, we do not of- 2JiniJer~ c9mmltl1lues .trash with it. cess. \ attending, let alone promoting fend our guests, but we honor - , 7. I think we shouldbe told howmany The generous coverage of The Nor- this event. them and show them Polish thville Record, the loan of precious Wixom Rd. at 10 Mile total dollars were paid the contractor Sincerely, hospitality. Novi • for trash pick-Upfrom October 1981 to heirlooms, the loan of display John M.Myers People of Poland have no idea Mon. - Fri. 8-4:30 October 1982, not how much per stop. materials, and uncounted hours of about discrimination against our N 10 Mil. Rd. Sat. 9-5, Sun. 9-1 349-1320 Alsowe shouldbe toldhowmuch money donated labor all contributed to a uni- Tothe Editor: . brothers and sisters in your coun- was spemt on containers that were pur- que event. Myname is Barbara Lewinska, try. Poland is a key to changes, chased to accommodate the contractor TheDresden Plate qUiltwas awarded and not long ago I came from not only in Eastern Europe, but front end loadingtruck. toMrs. Joan WeberofLivonia. Poland tovisit your country. also in the world, including your Sunday is Family Day at the . As a responsible newspaper I ask you Againthanks, all ofyou. I was invited by Mr. Szczepan- country. The best friends you to investigate the above mentioned LoisWinters, ski to the Northville Police Of- have are Poles. Through your at- facts. They are not allegations. SybilKerr, ficers Association Ball in titude and your own fault you Sheraton-Oaks ~ Expose the truth and let this com- co-chairmenofNCQ Plymouth HiltonInn. may change us from your friends munity know how our money is being As a newcomer I donot unders- intoyour enemies. • wasted and squandered. ..,ntl English very well. but I Barbara Lewinska I am available to talk to any of your Awards warranted reporters at any time. Phone 348-3733. Sincerely yours, MaxRobe~n Tothe Editor: I noticed on the front page of The To have the Record Editorial appreciated Record of October 6 that The Record won a bunch of awards in the annual MichiganPress Associationcontest. home delivered, Tothe Editor: Whynot? If anyone wouldhave read I have just read the editorial and am the three editorials by Kevin Wilson, • really pleased and frankly moved at its namely, "Welcome to Freedom," call 349-3627 The Affordable Brunch Ladies Day Special! Your There's no need to rUSh. The Affordable Brunch is Wednesdays Only waiting for you at the Sheraton-Oaks. The coffee is Photos hot, our omelets and pancakes are prepared to by Wayne Loder order, the salad bar is garden-fresh, and our pastries are baked fresh, daily. It's the nicest way to Is A Motorized begin the day for just 56.95,8a.m. - 2 p.m. Camera for You? • 1st Anniversary OFF, A "motorized film advance" camera allows Chicken ·n Fixin's Celebration you to shoot your pictures In rapid sequence, Any Purchase over $2.00 fast as four or five frames a second. Some can In addition to our full service menu at regular prices, . 1"~~.:"15-60% OFF hold up to 100feet of filml Sunday night is Chicken"n Fixin's night. Southern In photographing sporting events, motorized Who says, There's no such thing cameras are Invaluable. Somewhere inthat five fried chicken, Sheraton style. A complete all-you- ~ )l.f! All Lithographs as a FREE Lunch? or ten frames you've taken while your finger can-eat dinner for only 56.95.5:00p.m. to 9:00p.m. ~, framed or was pressed down on your shutter release, the basketball player has been at the most y ;;', unframed Kathy Hildebrant dramatic point of his Jump shot, the tennis Make this Sunday a Family Day, at the , ,~~:. Shown: The Greatest You are cordially invited to have player has been In the middle of a savage Affordable Brunch or Chicken 'n Fixin's. • "~ G'f't backhand. You can select the photo that best ~) I • 1FREE Lunch SPECIAL· captures the moment. • ' ~ h"'l by Irene Spencer October 13 to October 19, 1982 Motorized cameras are also of great value in r;. ~ taking candid shots. They capture that fleeting " .I I I , at \ ~\ • 'I" expression or gesture which makes a picture (313) 348-5000 ~Sl v' " ,. special. , ~~ 'Also Edna Hibel, . O"ERDJ1 They are wonderful In nature pllotography, "",p,. (, ~ U\,IC."TUUN ( \ A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday. October 13,1982 r-- ~-_--..,f;, +«-~• County f.inds no evidence of EEE here Sweetest It looks lIke Eastern Equine gram using caged quail as "sentinels" That program, Parker reported but although the quail died it was not of DayCatds ncephalllIs (EEE) has left this alone ofEEE. earlier this summer, was unl)uccessful, EEE. ' Remember speaal friendson Sweetest II~ \ ear Although the disease, which primari· Karl's Day. Saturday. Thdt'~ the word from Richard Parker ly affects birds, is fatal to horses and October 16.with FAMILY the Oakland County Environmental humans, most birds recover and form thoughtful HaIlrnarlt Pdlth DIvIsIOn, who reports that the antibodies in their blood against the Proposals offered Cards' RESTAURANT milt) 's r~EE surveillance program, virus. lHch ended September 17, has turned Since birds are affected several Continued from 7·A years. ..~/ I) no eVidence of the deadly mosqUito- weeks before horses or humans would Proposal C is oppo!>ed by the lnJe dl!>ease in the county. contract EEE, testing the blood of birds Backers say that is to insure that Michigan Association of Realtors, the \\e'\'e wrapped it (theprograml up in the area for those antibodies allows federally·chartered institutions will Michigan Home Builders Association, If the vear," Parker said. "There's no health division workers to spot the have to comply with Proposal C. Op· the Michigan State Chamber of Com· ~FOOD8 'dwn 'to thll1k that in our part of the disease early and warn residents to ponents say it will discourage outside merce, the Michigan SaVings and Loan dte we\'e had any virus activity at take precautions against contact with investors-who currently supply more Association and the Michigan Bankers NOW OPEN 11 .. mosquitoes carrying the virus. than one·third f)f Michigan'S mortgage Association. . SpecializIng In Broiled The health division carried out two Since several cases of EEE appeared money-from investing in the state. Its backers include the UAW, the RIbs, Steaks and Chicken. EE testll1g programs in Novi. The in Novi horses last year, the city was "Good luck trying to get a mor· AFL·CIO, the Michigan State Building Seafood Specials. Bountiful Salad Bar. 19rams, which started in midsum· chosen as one of five locations for the tgage," said Aaron. Investors, he said, and Construction Lobby and Attorney lI1cluded an experimental pro- experimental caged quail program. cannot let their money sit for four General Frank Kelley. McDEVITT'S Save 15% with this ad on a HALLMARK lunch before 3 p.m. 478-0707 Open 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. 9779 N. Territorial at Gotfredson Rds. Novi slates arts show EASTlAND MAll 8 M,leat Kelly Take M-14 to Exit 15then ';" mIle North Many area artists and The YWCA of Western NORTHWOOD CENTER craftsmen will be ex· Wayne County is looking 13 MIle at Woodward Special rates for group luncheons, UNIVERSAL MALL showers or parties hibiting their wares at the for volunteers interested 12Mileal Dequmdre 1982Novi Arts and Crafts in working at the Wayne 7 FARMINGTON CENTER Monday parties 75 to 150 people Tile Carpeting Formica Fair to be held November County Detention Annex 7 MIle at Farml/lQ10ll.lJvonla Group facilities for up to 75 6and7. at Eloise from two to five "='" hours each week. -+- The fair will take place Closed Monday 455-845Q 1OD'sof Samples Volunteers are needed at the Novi Middle School to work with female in· North Activity Complex mates in areas such as 145 E. Cady located on Taft Road, ~IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII.I'IIII'1 Northville 349-4480 values clarification, pro- north of Ten Mile Road. blem solving, decision The exhibits will be making, self·help groups, open to the public from 10 O'Shea's' ~ self·a w areness and Give the sweetest gift of all. a.m. to 5 p.m. November I~. female issues and con· Sweetest Day is Saturday, October 16. Special' 6 and from 1 p.m. to 5 cerns. Send one of our Sweetest Day Bouquets. p.m. November 7. There 491!~~~~~om'Rd The Annex of the Wednesday Only I~ oL.;. - Northville is no admission charge. . 348.4404 I§ Wayne County Jail Bulk Dry Cleaning Hourly drawings also presently houses between ~ Wed. Ladies Pitcher ~ Gallery of Flowers will be held, as well as a 75·100 female inmates ~ Night "Live Bands" Special ~ 8 !bs. Wearing apparel grand draWing on the whose average stay in jail drinks Everyday 355 E. Main Street $5so . , only I 2 Dancing 5 Northville final afternoon. Enter· is 60-90 days. ~ 51.50 . 11 a.m.·12 p.m. I Reg. $7.00 tainment will be provided Persons interested in I(House brands) Thurs., Fri .• Sat. 83.50 ~ 349-3811 Novi Road Coin Laundry,' throughout the course of volunteering should con· Directdally Metro-DetrOitdehveriesfromourstore the fair. tact Susan Cadwell, area ~ Nowappearing Bob Hoskins & The Dallas City Limits 5 v All proceeds from the director of the YWCA, at Send your love with special ~ care: '1067 Novi Rd. • Northville. 349-8120 ~ Thurs Prime RibDinner 54.95 ~ 7 A.M. ·10 P.M. ·7 Days " , fair will be donated to the 561-4110 between 9 a.m. § Fri. "All you can eat" Fish Fry 53.95 ~ Novi High School Student and 5 p.m. Monday Sat Strip Steak Dinner D Rt '-< <, j a~{''T''lrko' F Oflsts Transworld Oel ...ery Assoclat~n ~ G' TV S 84. 95 ~ Art Scholarship Fund. through Friday. ~ lant ereen D'I L h S . I - ~ I "Ideo Games al y une pecla s V/S4' [-=::1 ~ Comedy Club featured flllllllllllllllllll.lIIIIIIII,II"X' Orchard Ridge Campus OCC's CUlinary Arts Store Hours of Oakland Community Department. Admission Mon. thru Sat. College is sponsoring a is $3 for the general 9 a.m.-6 p.m. "Comedy Club" series public and $2 for OCC Closed Sunday A Sale Everyone Understands. featuring local Detroit students. Prices good thru Tues. and Michigan comedians. William Thomas, a member of the Detroit Fast and Massad, a Comedy Series, will com· lively musical duo will be plete the "Comedy Club" spotlighted at 8 p.m. Oc· series November 11. tober 14 in J·306. For more information, 1/2OFF Refreshments will be pro- call the Office of Student vided "a la carte" by Activities at 476·9400. Every Piece of Fine Furniture at Tenpenny's j1ft~.~~.~-~ ~~I-v-..~. Over stocked - Must move floor samples Troop 277 l1lCets WIednesda ys Offer limited to in stock furniture • Ii -. \ (no special orders) Boy Scout Troop 277 ages of 11-13years old are Offer good only on furniture purcha~ed days of sale ~ ~;.;.~.~~ .. sponsored by Bushnell invited to attend along cannot apply to prior sales t-= -:::U\itl Congregational Church with a friend. All parents now is meeting Wednes· Thurs., Fri., Sat. & Sun. ~.~.~. ~J and friends of scouting 4 Days Only day nights at the Silver are invited to attend as Oct. 14· 17~1982 ~ Springs Elementary well. For more informa- .-' i _ School on Silver Springs tion, call Scoutmaster Sofas • Chairs • Lamps • Tables. Bedding • Lots More ~ . l' Drive in Highland Lakes Harvey Seymour at 535- Many famous names· All top quahty furmture ~.. ",~ Subdivision. 4206or the District Scout f:~=..-.:' All boys between the Executive at 897-1965. 42951 W. 7 Mile . .-.-~~~ '{.n HIghland Lakes Shoppong Center) - j~ TENP ENN .(1 2 mIles W of 1·275 an SPECIAL VALUE DiSCOlJNTFURNITURE Northville· 348·7174 C.~~ Nature programs set • ELEGANT BEVELED GLASS Two nature programs have been ON THREE SIDE5- scheduled for Sunday, October 24, by the Kensington Metrpark near Milford. UNHEARD OF AT THIS At 9:30 a.m., an "Autumn Nature PRICE. Bike Ride", covering five miles in two hours, will be conducted by naturalist Mark Szabo who will take participants • CABLE-WOUND, TRIPLE for a tour along the paved bike trail and CHIME MOVEMENT discuss the activities of plants and animals during this transitional time of CHIMES EVERY QUARTER WASHinGTOn CLOTHIERS year. Participants should bring a bike. HOUR, """ • HANDSOME RED CHERRY FINISH ACCENTED BY FALLSALE BRASS COLUMN CAPS. • DIAL FEATURESPEWTER MOON WHEEL AND SOLID BRASS ARABIC NUMERALS. • FROM THE HEIRLOOM COLLECTION OF CLOCKS BY~ ~f -"T'" "'1:' ~l.-: -,,'" 00 "r REG. $1,595 ...T -,.T -,.'- ",T S 00 "'T-:7~ SALE 995 , -'t",... ~J~"" . ._.- .~ ::l T. :x~ TRUCKLOAD SALE ..:T BnltGt .,T' Enjoy the economy, efficiency and elegance of a I • Want Ads Section GREEN SHEET INSIDE B Sliger/Living~ton East .'--" Wednesday, October 13, 1982 Eatery celebrates by sharing profits By SUSAN KAUPPlLA test. Persons patronizing the cook plus a manager," Stach explained, the house specialites, according to Pat. restaurant could then designate their noting that his back continues to plague . The restaurant does have a liquor At a time when many businesses are favorite organization on the back of him. license, but "liquor isn't pushed. It is floudering because of tough economic their checks. For every food purchase Looking ahead, Stach and Pat want to especially for meetings," Stach noted. conditions, Stach's Restaurant in over $1, one "charity point" per person expand. They also hope that their In addition to hard work, the couple Highland Township is thriving. was recorded for the registered groups. children will become interested and points to guidance and blessings from In fact, Stanley Osdras, better known At the end of the month-long contest, join them in the buSiness. God. as Stach, and his wife Pat are so pleas- Stach and Pat presented $500 checks to Offering breakfast, lunch and dinner "What's happened with our business ed that their business has prospered the winning church organization and to from 7 a.m. until 10 p.m., Stach's has been just overwhelming. I find they recently gave away more than the winning civic charity, as well as $10 moderately priced menu includes a myself saying, 'Why us, God?' It's fan- $1,000 to local charitable organizations checks to the 12runners-up. wide range of meals designed to attract tastic. No one can do anything without in appreciation for the community's The ChrIstian Service Committee of families. Chicken and fish and chips are the Lord," Stach concluded. support. Holy Spirit Catholic Church in Highland "It's a two-way street. They (local and the Palmer Drug Abuse Program- residents) have supported me and I try Huron Valley Branch were the major to help them, too. We're successful recipients. because of them," Stach commented. A former ice cream truck driver for As part of their third anniversary 29 years who was forced to quit due to celebration, Stach invited charitable arthritis in his back, Stach had never groups to sign up for the give-away con- been in business prior to his restaurant adventure. "I had no track record. In my trav~ls though, I use to pick out the good points about each restaurant I visited. It is knowing what you want and telling somone how you want it done. "It has been a day by day learning ex- perience, believe me. We have had our problems like buying the wrong equip- ment at first. I would get frustrated and down in the dumps. Then Father Howard (former priest at Holy Spirit) would come in and give me a boost," Stach recalled. Although the business is named after WHENnfE POWER GOES OUT. MOONUCHT£R" him, the amiable Stach attributes most KERO-SUN" PORTABLE HEATERS WIll kerosene heaters for nearlyf!IIery of the success to his wife Pat who owns KEEP YOU WARM. kind of home or busIness.SoyOu the restaurant. canrelyon the right amount of heat Don't be left Inthe coldand dar1c: to keepyouand yOUrproperty "Pat has been tremendous. She when a power blackoutoccurs.Keep a BlackoutBackUpon hand-a warm duringan emergency.All are greets people with a smile and listens to Kero-Sun"portable heater. UsIng easvto operate. Smokelessand their troubles. Without her, this place one InyOurhouse could keepyour OdorlessInoperation. safetY-tested couldn't operate," Stach remarked. pipesfrom freezing. Most and listed by Underwriters When they first decided to embark on ImportantlY.Inextreme coldovera laboratories. the restaurant venture, the couple knew longduration. Itcould even save Staywarm duringa power blackout vourllfe.Youget heat for up to 36 withthe BlackoutBackup-a they had to fight a "losing or poor im- hours-with some mOdelS-on one Kero-Sun"portable heater.Seeour age" because of the six preceding tankfulof fuel.What'smore, some full line today. restaurants that were located in their Kero-Sun"heaters provideIIghtancl building on North Milford Road, south cooldngcapabilities.All mOdelsare ~ 99.9% fuel·effldent And costJust KERO-SUN" HEATERS KEEP YOU KE'n-"-ft IN· ofM-59. . penniesper hour to operate. WARM DURING AN EMERGENCY.V;'U "This place had a bad reputation. We Tllereare Kero-Sun"portable ~ WINNERS - Shown at the conclusion of the . Christian Service Committee of Holy Spirit, could have gone under like the rest. It • "Gratitude Contest". are (left to right> Nora and Dick Wilson, promoters of the took a lot of hard work, but now groups ~ FOOTE GRAVELY TRACTOR reStaurant operator Stach Osdras with Father Palmer Drug Abuse Program, and Stach's like Rotary, Lion's Club and the Viet wife Pat Osdras. Nam Vets meet here monthly. 46401 Grand River - Novi Ed Pawlak, Father Leo Lulko of Holy Spirit "At first, I worked the back and Pat Catl!olic. Church, Connie Sch~$J.~_ ...Qt.the .'Yo~ked the front. Now I have a gOOd '- Mon.-Fri. 9-5; Sat. 9-1 (West ofTaft) -.;;:;..:.;~~~:...;:....J348-3444. .... Workshops set • to aid business Area organizations are scheduling fall meetings • 'Fall into Winter '$., - . and workshops focusing, • SaleendsOc:tober30.1982,," . . '~ ~, on business and manage- * ment. J 10hpTracto~ OMARKINDUSTRIESO Edward Leader, na- LowFinancing rate .2.8% tionally recognized authority on professional Get Attached with Mower selling, will conduct a :SJ~"(:I·IJ~IN to a Case Sweeper with Blade workshop on "How To r..... __ • __ ol Develop Successful Sales Two Slago Doolgn twIgS. _.- .... aootIl$._ • Skills" October 19 at the moo' anyI/fIng - goass CIil>Pl"lls...... rans it_' - No need for manual Sheraton Southfield ...._.01 lOad. Hotel, 17017 West Nine lIlo __ '", SAVE Mile. ._-...,_. ~"SJ\I.I:! The seminar is spon- ·.~I - -...,.._ Sara bIll on sharp new sored by Eastern OVER · ." .,-= ) OREGON- culting Michigan University's • chain for chaln saws. division of continuing $700 We're dealln' like never before on the world's Iead"lI1gsawchaln. So take advantage of a great ,education. For more in- deal. Get a tough new OREGON" chain on your formation Patrick Barley Reg. $365.00 chain saw. Then get ready for some easy cutting. may be contacted at 3/8" CHAIN • -10 H.P. Cast Iron Kohler Engine • EMU,487-0312. Sale 12" Chain ••••••••••••••••••• $9.70 • - 4 Speed Trans. Cast Iron Rear Axle 14" Chain •••••••.•.••••.•• $10.70 Special Problems in - Lights Management: Employee) 16"· Chain •••••••••••••••.• $11.70 -12 Volt Electric Start Evaluation Techniques is 20" Chain •••••••••.••••••• $12.70 the topic of a workshop $320 - Double Channel Frame 25 Ft. Roll $55.00 being offered October 22 - Weighs 840 Lbs. at Madonna College. Call Super Chiesel Chain available the college, 591-5049, for information. Ask for a ,FREE James J, Leisenring, • CPA, a former Michigan File with each Chain purchased resident who recently Loader was appointed director of Cash & Carry research and technical ~~lt4o~, activities of the Financial New Hudson Power . Accounting Standards 53535Grand River at Haas Board, Stamford, Con- \lliU®U • 437·1444 necticut, will be the ~ --. featured speaker at a din- . 16 ti.P. ner meeting honoring , Tractor new CPAs October 'no ff' 8ACKFILLt Sponsored by the ITASCA Quality • Metropolitan Detroit Chapter of the Michigan CLEAIt- \ Chain Saw Oil Sale Association of Certified Public Accountants the SNOW\ ,- meeting will be held at I Engine the Main Event, Pontiac Silverdome, SCRAPE!' Mix The chapter invites CPAs who have been cer· ~~G\ 16:1011 Mix tifled with the last year to Reg. $5550 - an orientation at 5 p,m. All Hydraulic drive & 11ft Chapter chairman Sal~ All hydraulic drive All other tractors and $3~~Ck • Ma"y used Trade-in Robert S. Sher, executive Bar & Chain Oil vice president of Implements on Sale af Tractors· available Schostak Brothers and Reg.$7.95 Sale $395 Company of Southfield, Cash & Carry Big Savings will preside, Cash & Carry Gal. NEW HUDSON POWER New Hudson Power . Hours: 53535 Grand River at Haas 53535Grand River at Haas 437·1444 Mon.-FrL 9-6 2 miles West of Wixom Rd 437 1444 • Sat. 9-4 .• .' 'I "\ I \ )UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVII.I.E RECORQ-WAI.I.ED LAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE MII.FORDTIMES-Wednesday, October 13,1982 POPULAR AREA SINGER David Walz, who did so well last sum· mer with his "Assembly Line Blues," has just fin1shed a recording ses- • sion for Artisan Records in Nashville. His first recording, "Living With Business Briefs I a Ghost .. is scheduled for release this week. The tune was written by Terry Carisse, 1981 Grammy award-winning best ~ngwriter of the year in Canada. ' PSYCHOTHERAPY AND COUNSELING SERVICES, 511 North David Waltz has been successful in the Midwest dumg the past two - ter in Northville, announces the development and implementation years with two albums recorded locally and released under his own s phobia and anxiety disorders clinic. label. "County Old, Country New" contains "Assembly Line Blues" According to Clinic Director Stephen Paul Stocker, phobias and and "Ghost Riders." ~ralized anxiety reactions are among the most common emotional . His.business manager, Judy Wyllie of Heather Publishing, Wyllie cuities - and also are the most responsive to treatment. In recent Productions an" Daju Records of 676 Fairground, Plymouth, says the • rs, highly specific treatment techniques, such as hypnotherapy, contract with Artisan Records coupled with a contract signed last ematic desensitization, grade practice experiences, have been ap- December with Elk Publishing,' another Nas hville-based company, to d to phobias and anxiety reactions. publish some of his own songs, represents "a big step forward" for a Stocker indicates that these approaches all are available at the multi.talented young man who has been trying for nine years to break IC. ;\ledication is available on a case-by-case basis to assist the pa· into the national recording scene. t In coping with extreme anxiety or panic reactions. Staff members include Stocker, Dr. Alexander Petrides, Diane CONNIE MANRING has joined the' staff of Rymal Symes and Arnold Keller. Realtors Novi office as a Realtor AsSociate: Connie, her husband Phillip Md two chUdrfn, are.long·time Novi ~idents. She has an im- pressive list of community credits to her credit. She served as Sunday school superintendent at Novi United Methodist ~urch for four years THE MILL GALLERY located at 100West Commerce Road one • and was chairman of the church Board of Trustees m 1980. k west of Main Street in Milford is holding an anniversary mixed MILLION DOLLAR SALES - Northville residents Ron Barnum, She has been secretary, vice president and chairman of .village ia show through November 13. It features work of 44 artists. left, and Harry Millnamow (owner of Northville Insurance Ex- Oaks School PTO and currently is a member of the board of directors ery hours are Tuesday through Saturday from 11a.m. to 6 p.m. change with John Maloney) display awards recognizing the agen· of the Novi library and has served the library in various positions since cy's outstimding insurance sales record in 1981. They were 1979.She also is an active volunteer in the United Fund. presented recently by Carl Lyngso, life sales manager for In announcing the apPointment, Conrad Jakubowski, Rymal American States Insurance, and Bill Given, property and casualty Symes president, said, UMrs. Manring's broad background in com- sales manager, at the Northville Insurance Exchange office at 160 munity service and her genuine desire to make Novi a better place to East Main. Itmarked the first time the agency had sold more than live helped make her a natural for real estate, and because our Where Can You ~uy Quality Floor $1 million of life insurance with one company in a single year. The business is essentially a people business, and Connie's friendly profes- sional manner and her persistent dedicated attitude are two most • actual total was $1,100,000. In making the presentation, American Coverings at Competitive Prices? States noted that it was unusual for an agent specializing in proper- helpful traits needed for home buyers and home sellers today, Connie - where else- ty and casualty insurance as Barnum does to rank so high in life in· Manring is a most welcome addition to our professional staff." .surance sales. , RUTH BARD, LPN, haS been named adn'linistrator ·of the Williamsburg Convalescent cen~r, 21017Middlebelt Road, ann~unced • PI~ahes • Frosted Saxonya • KltcHn Carpet Regional Supervisor Connie Schwaderer, RN. • Commercial. Berber Carpet The Novi resident comes to the 112-bed skilled nursing home with • Indoor/Outdoor carpel. Bathroom carpet experience in long-term care as a nurse and social·worker. Before • Remnants. Throw Ruga becoming adininistrator at Williamsburg, she underwent an LOOK AROUND YOUR HOME _ administrator-in-training program with Beverly Enterprises, a na-, • NOW YOU CAN FRESHEN UP THAT tional health care company. She participated in the training program -BATHROOM -KITCHEN -BEDROOM at Beverly Manor Novi, where she was also a social worker for three -FAMILY ROOM -LIVING ROOM -DINING ROOM years. "The program is designed to familiarize potential administrators with all areas of nursing home operation before they take over a facili- at 25 % Savings ty," Schwaderer said. "It also insures that each of our ~dministrators is knowledgeable of Beverly policies that uphold quality patient care. " Besides being a licensed practical nurse, Bard has a bachelor's degree in business administration from Madonna College and is a social work technician. • In her new position, she will oversee the operation of Williamsburg Convalescent Center in every aspect - from p~tient care to ad- ministrative duties. She will supervise about 100 employees and be SHOP AT HOME SERVICE Kitchen a Bath responsible for the care of more than 100 elderly and handicapped INSURANCE & REPAIR WORK Peddlng carpet residents. DAVIDWALZ CONNIE MANRING TIle SlntChers ..... y . KItctIeM Vinyl • CongoIeuIIl nc1 VertIcala TecltStrlp HardwoOd • Armstrona ·lIoIlIIwk Wel"'" WallclMl"lngs • Bruce Prodacta P.... Toxtu .... W.. eox. Intensive housing study ~tosurvey futur~ marke~ Foils The old law of supply related organizations are three-year project will be desires. as wellas Realtors. In the.--anl!Jysisof shifting hous- 9200 Highland Rd. (M-59) and demand that general- launching .an industry- conducted by researchers "One of the significant past, most research has inginventories. I • Hartland • 1 mile W. of US 23 ConnoIy's ly <.'ontrolledhome sales wide research project to at the Joint Center for Ur- aspects of this much- been done independently "Perhaps most - im- 881-1126 • 632-5236 andpricesinthepastap- forecast market condi- ban Studies .at the neededstudy is that it will by these variet interests portantly," he said, "it Free EstiInetes pears headed for serious' tions to the year 2000. Massachusetts. Institute receive support from a}l and was never combined will closely address the' changes. , .--' . -' -~ While..examining a.•wide~of -Technology"anlbHar-- .e!ements.of the. housing to give a complete pic- nee d s 0 f f u t u r e The National Associa- variety of topics affecting vard University. ,_, industry," said Lloyd ture." homebuyers. Done iJi sUf- . tion of Realtors and as future housing, the The prospectus outlin- Mason, president of the Mason said the future ficient depth, this shOuld many as 50 housing- research will have a ing the study points out Western Wayne Oakland of housing finance and present a more accurate marketing orientation that housing forecasts in Co u n t y Boa r d 0 f federal housing policies solution for satisfying the with heavy stress on con- the past have been based Realtors. - would be covered in the growth in housing de- sum ern e e d san don Ion g t e r m "It will include govern- study, along with such mand." 41 'preferences. demographic extrapola- ment agencies, lending subjects as industrial Mason said the study IT"'TfMUlT~ ~ ~="UIOe-a.u,""" aT"TDbtTOI~_~MOe:-c:uLAnc:wt Called "The Housing tions and seldom address- organizations, builders 0 r g ani z a t ion, results could provide the ...... _ .- ~...... - .."""nl ...... - Futures Study," the ed consumer ':leeds and and supplier industries, technological change and key for smoothing out the ,I, , ,..., 1'1' ,. ..,..., .-I' .. , __ w . - _. ,,~ ." ...... 11 peaks and valleys in hous- 1'---:-;' '12 au .--- 1'- - .-... ___ ... __...... " • ____ c.,.~ __ .. ___ 1'- - ...... _. ... . -' " '''1'Il ing availability by per- -'. n .....~"_,.- "... ------10." ..... :0\ ),wU'!rUI,''U..... '-1" .. mitting informed ...... - ...... -. ..-- __ - . .. strategic planning )2'J I.. I ...... I'll _------Cr ..... u...... 11 .. _- H" ~~---~, Yat., PRE-SEASON SALE .. -.. ._. • < ..._- ".. ~-_._-- . ._------__ ..___ "_.. TORO throughoutthe industry. -' - -- • AlL 100ElS 01 SALE• f ,'1 •ruli ,.111., WlI" J ...... BaU_ Ii "We hope it can take us ~. .. .. " '''1--lAUrhllllr ~"'dU. uu." Snowblowers - Juallll, out of the boom or bust .... " •• , ")' 'M .o. w ~Ul,...."t' --10159 ~UI ...... ""'111 .... ' Wll107 On Sale Now! 99.9% RETURN --.:;-~_- -- cycles historically faced ----~-t _. ___ • ___ _.______.. _ ON INVESTMENT byour industry," he said...... _.. .. - ...... 41 ~-__.--...... -,-""------___ ~_.. ..-____ IlO_'---..._------__ .._ .. ... --_._----_...... _------_.------_..---__.__.._,-_.--.._----.., _--.. "When the bottom _ ------_ _ - ---__._ __ _. _._- dropsout of the market - - _~ .. ,. . '-- ~ - as it has during the past • ____ " __ .~._. .. ~_CI"' __ ... _OII_ .... three years - everybody •• , _...... "" ,1 ___·___•• ~··""'lO..IK_'~..... ______.. -.·"4· ..1IQWIO __ 0I' _..._U' ....._CI"'_ .._ ..,._____ . -..... __. suffers from the decreas- " . . t&a'~..-.nImn ...... ___ OIe:-....o_ Model - - ,.------_.- ... _ ... ~~I."" .. , IaIAIISI'..-s,.~1O buyers and selles trapped _v ----. - -_. ~ =...-..:.:=ml~~ ~_-~=::.:.:--':""':: . --- ~~-:t1..;.':..-;-:.; ST270 -._-=="'- ~1IOUO:lI'n_m,", by the affordability , ,, ,." .- ... .. The lWCMItlIllO anow ... 'IQI,II' ~~tQ'" ----- "" ._------l dYn~M«I' ...... squeeze. Improved plann- ..=~.::'-_"':,=7" .-~ un .,.. movel action 01 an -""'~QrO-",," -- 'I~' ClCII'QOlII'.-....."...... "" -- "'llN'I'lGlSOlflOOl'lfUMJIa,rIIIl, ing shoUl9 place af- - ~ --- 1'10 ._- .." Arlena Sno-Thro la "'" "'''' tD10IIaMaNdaccmMt • - ...... '" laal, elllclenl way to _ 4o"U .". ,,,... ClII'IWI"fO,II'CO--' fordable homes on the - -- ,---_._-- ,'" throw _ out of your ,"*-,,~-ClCII'QOlII' ...... -enlil:l'-..D'ldt:ll _. __ .... ~MIf't...,.lO = - - -. .. .=---=--.:.---- ., .. -)'I.ArIens Sno-Thros market to meet knownde- ..... --... - .. ~~ ...," , ~ _ - .' .. "... are evalleble rangIng mand without causing ar- .----- ,"'",., __ rtat MODEL: 8200 - _. ".. ,,, -_ ....- from 2.7 hp 10 10 hp. . --..-__ .. - "'" Recoil Start tificially high prices that -- an .M ...., .n HIGHlAND oum - ... ,,.,, --....._, ,.., All Models on Sale 1135 S. MILFORD RD.oHIGHLlND stem from an overly com------_ .,.;;l ,,"", A ._------_... 95 ..,--,...... , 5 (1 MILE a. Of IWI) I petitive market. .. ,zr- _ ..... _-.c\I ... ',11 OPEN ..:: ;'~:.';::::;:;'::::' "'1=>1~ c.....- _. 329 .. _. . ,.._ ..~~ -. --...... -_ - .P:~~:$47500 REG. a369.95 (313) 887-3434 ~~j.:~~~ Seminar focus: tax shelters •• Guest speaker for the OaklandCountyChamber of Commerce October SJ\I.I:! Small Enterprise ,J ... , ltor' 'II""'" 1 .. _ _ 1_ ..... _ Seminar will be Cheryl _..-;;.._...... _._ •...:m ...... __..__ Everett, assistant vice- n' ...... 1I1ft''' U.'''.UlIOo\\ president of retirement ;;:: _ •• _< _ ... _-- .. _------_._-- ~_..~.----.....- planning for.Metropolitan cham for cham S3WS. We'A! ~a1m'like never before on the world's Savings. t" ...... ~~~:t~~ \'''#1' "'UII, br_ 206"1.... ""'IU•• '" 'II" -- leading sawchain. So take adYanlJge of a great The seminar is schedule t deaJ. Get a tough new OREGON- chain on)'OW' ed for Tuesday, October _ .- ...... , chain saw. Then get ready for some easy cutting. -".... - _._--_._---_.._.._--_.__ .. _-_ - _.""_..._.-...._....--....-.._--_._--_._------__ ...... _---,...".-.-..- 19, from 8-10 a.m. at ....- ..-...__----._ _ ....._-_._---"'--_.."...... "..... _.- _ ....._-_.-._---__ .._-_ .. _._--.---._--_._,-_.-_._ ---.._--_.~--__ - 028WB 18" Bar ..._-- _._ Octo~er Roma's of Bloomfield in _ I"",. .. _.r.' -- 2.9 cu. In eng. Reg. $32C. (c.GON) the Miracle Mile Shopp- 015L 14" Bar ~~~;8:.~;'408 ..., SpeCial ing Center at Telegraph 2cu.ln.eng. $169 --0 032 AV. 20" Bar 95 and Square Lake roads. FREE Reg '239 -12" CUll ••. ~.~~~_.$8 The seminar will cover ';:':;',~,j,."'" CASE • 3.1 cu. In. Re ~.... _.:-...1.1.1.1 FREECASE • $360 95 what tax-sheltered retire- ...... ,..-.l.I~ ExIra Chain 146~ .. &1,1...... u.:f .. -t 010 AU 16" Bar - 14" CHilli••• ~ev·Pl·~• $9 ment plans arc available, : : ....::.'~:::=_...:_:_...:_...:=__="....:=:....::"'-=:.I==.::.:=_ 041 AV 20" Bar 95 2.3 cu. In. eng. $210 -18" ClIIII••• ~'P?!l$10 how to shop for the plans ===,-...... FREE CASE 3.7cu.ln ~;8.$369 with the best return rates . ._';:'11 EXTRA CHAIN Reg. '265 - 21" CUll. _. ~·~·!l.$119~ and tax breaks, rules on ". Wednesday. October 13. 1982-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TJMES-3-B • B.V.B.S. Sharon Baker officer "Buckle Up Babes" LAKELAND Sharon Baker of Novi has been named secretary of a new chapter of Infant Carseat Pump I lotor SERVICE.TEftS Professional Secretaries International (PSI). Commercial-Residential-IndustrIal She and other officers assumed their positions at the charter banquet Rental SALES Be SERVICE of Chain O'Lakes Chapter, PSI, of Milford. Well-Sump-Sewage They were installed at the Sheraton Oaks Motel October 28. ONLY 8100 per month Hyronlc-Furnace Other officers include President Penny Lee of Hartland, Vice Presi- ELECTRIC MOTOR dent Lou Ann Alberts of Highland and Treasurer Nita Hawes of Novi Jaycee Auxiliary REWINDSHOP • Brighton. Think Sump Pumps Professional Secretaries International is a nonprofit professional For information 349-7705 Be Prlpared for Fall Rains association, uniting its members to upgrade the standards of Complete &rlneof Water Well Supplies he.a:,;=~.111 secretarial performance by means of continuing education programs. Pumps & Motor Parts Legislation and governmental activities of benefit to secretaries are .Vt Michigan LIcensed pump Installer For In·Home Repairs monitored. Heart Livingston County Oakland County Professional membership is open to people actively engaged as Association 315N. Naflonal. Howell 3075Orchard Lk. Rd. secretaries. - 4!> 2 Blocks North of Gr.Rlver Keego Harbor For meeting reservations or additional information about the new WE'RE FIGHTING FOR YOUR LIFE. 517/548-4003 313/681-9292 • chapter, call Lou Ann Alberts at 685-5485. Consumers benefit with lower prices I , in beef market It All kinds of good food buys greet shoppers this • month. Food shoppers will find lower retail beef prices at the meat counter during October, according to Ada Shinabarger of the Cooperative Extension Ser- vice. Supermarkets are cutting prices and promoting beef more heavily to reflect price decreases that have filtered down from producers and packers in recent weeks, she said.' . Consumers have already responded to the lower beef prices and heavier promotion by purchasing five percent more beef. Beef prices should continue to weaken for another month or so and then stay at • the lower levels for a while, Shinabarger said. She cites cheap feed and heavy marketing of cat- tle as reasons for the drop in prices. Retail pork prices, on the other hand, are anything but low. The high price of pork is not ex- pected to dfop significantly before mid-I983. Broiler prices have strengthened in recent weeks and retailers will likely use them for an occasional featured item. But beef will be the main meat pro- motional item for quite some time. Fresh mushrooms are a likely ingredient in some • favorite beef recipes and national output of them is rising. Excellent quality fresh mushrooms now are available in most supermarkets. The 1982-83na- tional output is up to 10 percent, continuing an up- ward trend that started about 15 years ago. Michigan is the number three producer of fresh mushrooms and production here is up about five percent, according to the Michigan Agricultural Reporting Service. A huge crop of California table grapes will be on the market this month. Choose from pale green Thompson seedless or red Tokay varieties. • Michigan Concord and green Niagara grapes also are available. Bartlett pears from California and Michigan also will be on the scene. Homegrown pears will be sflmaller, but they ~ make up ~~!:9.t~~ s!Ze)~. avor. October' is the month to search out novel varieties of apples, such as the Gala, a large yellow I apple blushed with pink. Other attention-getters I are Newton Pippin, a huge cooking apple, and Cor- tland, excellent for salads because its snow-white • • flesh stays bright longer. After October, shoppers will be limited to Michigan varieties grown in commercial quan- tities, including Jonathan, Ida Red, Delicious, MacIntosh, Spy and Rome. ~ As for fall vegetables, the biggest eye-catchers are pumpkins and hard-shell squash. Even "the names of the squash are unusual - turban, hub- bard, butternut, acorn and spaghetti, which cooks i up much like the pasta product. Cauliflower peaks in October. Excellent quality broccoli, Brussel sprouts, Chinese cabbage and •I • other cabbages will be featured at markets this month. I A good crop of potatoes, both in the state and na- I tionally, means fresh potatoes will be featured often by budget-minded cooks. Onions and carrots, key ingredients in many dishes, are also in good supply. ·Y~"M6IR 16HPDiesel Tractor _.' . r.===:=~==::::::::;======i1 1(1\.4-Wheel Drive ~-,~'. r- - .. • '7i~;~ \.~ The Little Big PeI10rmer Makes a World of Difference. • Take it Into the tight spaceslarger tractors can't go. Take on the lobs other small tractors can't handle. • Big tractor featuIes • Combined constant In a compact flame. mesh/selective • Liquid.cooled fuel mesh all gear squeezing Yanmar transmission. Diesel Engine. • Front PTO outlet • 540/710 PTO powers • Tight turning radius. a wide range of ~ implements. • 3 point hitch handles mounted ~ • ' implements with ease. • Live hydIaullcs with Tractorsand Implements hydIaullc pump A World of Difference standard Shown w / optional • Ag or TUIt tires • Turf Tires av;;d1able. • Mid-mount Mower • 4·season versatWtv • Offer good 'tll Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined for year-round use. 10 / 25 I 82 . I .1 ... 1 That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. • Rodle. Firm Equipment Filters Box and Soft Pack: 12 mg. "tar", 1.0 mg. nlcoune avo per clgarelle by FTC method. I Ray Rd. off Fenton Rd. • ~-It=-II_fh ••!11·82••8a1- )-, c 3-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDTIMES-Wednesday, Octob.2r~, 1982 ANIMALS One local call places a want ad Animal Services 155 in over 64,000 homes through the FarmAnimals 153 Horses & EqUip. 1Sa. following newspapers: Household Pets 151 Pet Supplies 164 Brighton Argus AUTOMOTIVE Automobiles 240 Sliger/Livingston Publications 313-227-4436 Auto Parts & service 220 Autos Wanted 225 County Argus/Pinckney Post Boats& Equip. 210 313-227-4437 campers, Trailers & Equipment 215 Construction Equip. 228 County Argus/Hartland Herald 4Wheel Drive Vehicles 233 ,GREEN SHEET EAST Motorcycles 201 313-227-4436 RecreationalVehicles 238 Snowmobiles 205 Trucks 230 FowlervilleBe view Vans 235 517-54&-2570 EMPLOYMENT Business & Professional CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Serylces 175 Livingston County Press Business Opport. 167 517-54&-2570 Help WantedGeneral 165 " Help WantedSales 166 001 Absolutely Free 010 Special Notices 016 Found 021 Houses For Sale IncomeTaxService 160 absolutely Walled Lake News No"i News Sltualions Wanted 170 FOUR little male kittens are PSYCHICREADER·ADVISOR BLOND Poodle Terrlor mixed HOWELL. Close out on 3 FORRENT waiting for a home. (313)227- Splrtuallst, 40 years ex- bedroom, l'h bath modular 313-669-2121 Apartments 064 RENT male puppy. Blac" collar. 313-348-3024 2969. perience. Why have half a Vlclnlly 0' Thirteen Mile home. Save $8,000. Call Buildings & Halls 078 (517)546-0348. . CondomIniums, FREE GUINEA pig, 10 gallon A loaf? Luck, love, finances, Meadowbrook, Chateau Northville Record Townhouses 069 aquarium and water bottle. TABLE health, (court cases, hearings, Estates Mobile Home Park. (313)437·5402. l etc.), all problems resolved. 313-348-3022 Duplexes 065 All items offered In this GLENGARY (313)624-2987. HAMBURG·$4,900DOWN Houses 061 "Absolutely Free" column HEAT-O-LATER flreplace. "DIGITS" (313)355-4598. FOUND, vicinity Pleasant Ruslic log home, country set- Industrlal-COmm. 076 must be exactly that, free SCHOOL RELAX tension, control ling, ~ acre, three bedrooms, Lakefront Houses 062 Corner unit. Year old. Like Valley Road and Grand River, South Lyon Herald to those responding. This new. (517)546-3092. stress, improve circulation white mlnlture female Poodle. great room, stone fireplace, Land 084 through Reflexology. This 313-437-4133 Living Quarters newspaper makes no HAMILTON gas dryer, works HOLIDAY Owner must Idenlify. (313)227- garage, Strawberry Lake ac- to Share 074 charge for these IIslings, but limer does not work. method can help Improve 7499. cess. Only $48,995, 11% con- Mobile Homes 070 but restricts use to (517)546-1849. BAZAAR many health problems in a tract. (844). Milford Times natural way. For an appoint- FOUNDRedbone female coon Mobile Home Sites 072 residential. Sliger/- Nov. 20 hound. (517)54lHlO16. (313)227-4600 313-685-8705 Office Space 080 Livingston Publications KITTENS,black/white, 2 mono ment call (3131471·2018. (313)231-3404 ths, raised outside, mousers. Rooms 067 accepts no responsibility 10 to 3:30 RAWLEIGHProducts to buy or HUSKY mix tan and black Ask for Milt StorageSpace 088 (517)546-9787. female, found vicinity Chase POlICY STATEMENT A" "'-'''''0 for actions between In- (313) 624-7714 sellin Livingston County. call TheL1vlngslonGroup published In SlIoe, Home Vacalion Rentals 082 KITTEN. male, 4 month old. Lake Road and Fleming. 089 dividuals regarding Ab- (313)227-9286. NewSC)lOef$ I' subteet to the condt- Wantedto Rent Long haired, gold. Angora. Howell. (5tn223-8816. bOnS stl;ted In 1h6 applable ,ale FORSALE solutely Free ads. (non- (517)548-2174.• ALCOHOLICS Anonymous SAVE money on school HOWELL. FARMHOUSE" RATES card. coptes 01 wtMctl .r. av .. ta~ Cemetery Lots 039 commercial) accounts on- clothes and winter coats! IRISH Setter, Golden trom the oI ~. ------, Wednesday, October 13,1982-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLEb LAKE·NOV' NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-5-B 021 Houses For Sale 025 Mobile Homes 025 Mobile Homes 031 Vacant Property 031 Vacant Property 031 Vacant Property 033 Industrial, 021 Houses for Sale 021 Houses for Sale For Sale For Sate For Sale For Sale For Sale Commercial HOWELL. Super buy. 2,300 • For Sale aquare foot 5 bedroom home SOUTHLyon area. 19n Guer- HOWELL. 10 hilly acres, 70% PINCKNEY. White Lodge to on 10 acres for juSIl $79,900. don 12x60.2 bedrooms, good wooded. $22,000,Assumable MILFORD·SOUTHLYON settle estate 2 bUilding lots, FARMINGTON Hills. 10,000 • Only 5 miles to Brighton. condition, $3,800. (313)437· 10% land contract. (313)565. 1and 2acre sites $12,000terms. $10,000cash. 3 square feet Industrial Home has 3 fireplaces, 2'h 074t. 7451. Developer slashes prices! lots $17,000 terms. S15,OOObuilding, across from Holiday baths and 500 feet of road fron- SOUTH Lyon. 2 bedroom HOWELL City. Building lot, Easyterms - will consider cash. Cordley Lake and Canal Inn. For sale or lease. BlII tage. Land contract terms. mobile home, access to Sliver take over payments. EarlKelm privileges. Many extras. Klaserner. (3131478-3350. R262 Call Bob Johnson, Darling (313)878-6531_ Manufactured Lake with lake prlveleges. Realty, (517)546-6440,(313)632- HARTLAND. Office com- Preview Properties (517)546- TRADE STEAL this one, lust makp an plexes with (2) for sale. Earl • 7550. Homes Must sell, make offer. (313)449- 6450. Progressive 4779. Properties offer. 1.58 wooded acres In Kelm Realty. (313)632-6450, • i::iH~O~W;;:E"LL·.-;F;:;le:-:x-;;lb:;le:-::te:-:rm--s-an---;d HOWELL. 14 acres of woods, WEBBERVILLE. 1976 Col· $22,000' cash, four splits (313)358-2210 Harvest Hills SUb. SEV is (517)546-0440. financIng. Contemporary style ALL 1982 MODELS onalde, 14x67, 3 bedroom, available. Earl Kelm Really, $34,000. Listed at $25.000. 2 story, 3 bedroom home with ready to move Into. $12.000, (517)546-6440,(313)632-6450. Don't pass this Investment up. ON SALE Owner must sell. Earl Keim large great room, first floor 10% down, financing master bedroom suite. 1.3 HOWELL. Excellent hunting Realty (313)227·1311. available. call after 6:30 p.m. land, 44acres, Wooded, river, acres with beautiful view and (517)521-4156. cedar Lake access. $79,900 NOVI ROAD, NOVI good deer herd, just west of Land contract or Federal Land (313) 349-1047 WEBBERVILLE.12 x 50, new Howell. $34,000.call RayWard Bank financing. R211Call Bob carpet, skirting. $4,300or best (517)546-4866. offer. (517)521-4755. Johnson, Preview Properties BUYING used mobile homes, MILFORDHighland. 5.9acres, GREAT HOMES PRICED pond. ravine. Horses OK. (517)546-7550. paying cash, Max Mobile Acreage, Farms 027 Land contract. $30,000.car- PINCKNEY. 35 acres, corner LOWER THAN EVER Home sales (517)521-4675or _ ForSale I'MBIG (517)625-3522evenlng~ __ riage Really Inc. (313)887-4107.of Burgess and Hinchey Road. Will divide. (3131878-9718. Quality homes has super mobile homes at I'M BEAUTIFUL BRIGHTON. 12x60 Kirkwood, HOWELL. 10 hilly acres, 70% super buys to fit your needs and budget. Oneand Y.I acres, built In 1979.tull walkout basementpar- I'M AVAILABLENOW Sylvan Glen adult seetion, ex- wooded. $22,000.Assumable lially finished. 2Y.r car garageand more. $6500.00assumes l 10% land contract. (313)565- Homes under $300 a month with new lower pando. enclosed porch, car- interest rates. Call: a10yr. landcontract. Only $41,000.00. DUNHAMLAKE ESTATES port, shed, water softener, 7451. • carpeted. $9.500. Negotiable. HOWELL.100acres of woods, South Lyon City-Super clean, finished basement with Great family home on high (313)227-7964. ' bargain. Earl Kelm Realty, James C. Cutler Realty QUALITY HOMES lull bath, 3 bedrooms, 1300 sq. It. and built In 1974. treed lot, close to lake. Lots of (517)546-6440,(313)632-6450. $61,900.00WIthsuper terms to qualified buyers. BRIGHTON.12 x 60Skyline. 2 Located in Highland room for living and entertain- bedroom, small Expando, HOWELL.Horsemens delight, 349·4030 Gh-= Ing, spick and span condition, White Lake Area at solar heat, appliances. $6,000. 20 acre farm with mint condi- WATERFRONTon the Huron River. Privacy. serene set· four bedrooms. 2Y.1baths. all LOOK AT THIS - Immediate Occupancy, (313) 887·1980 ling, fireplace, 3 bedrooms and very large lot. Only Small down payment. (3131227- lion barn, heated office. 'n coloniaf in excellent neighborhood. kItchen appliances Included. 7930or (313)229-6989. mile track, 1,800 square foot $69.900.00with excellent/and contract terms. loads of extras. Features 4 bedrooms, dining room, family BRIGHTON. Sylvan Glen, farmhouse with 4 bedrooms. $125,000with land contract room with fireplace. Owners anxious. Sharp Chalet overlooking Portage Lake. Finished walk- $139,000SALEOR 12 x 50, 2 bedrooms, 10 x 20 $86,900.00 out with possible 4th bedroom. rec. room with lire place Florida room, washer and terms, more acreage LEASEORLEASEOPTION atailable. R247Call Joe Kelly, LUCKY YOU! You can be the smart buyer andonly $54.900.00. Why don't you come out and dryer, large lot, garden area, Preview Properties (517)546- and take advantage of FREE GAS HEAT! on • see me soon. lake access. Adults. Must sell, HILLTOPSETTINGon this 4 bedroom ranch. on spring . (313)887-9032 best offer. (313)227·1651. 7550. this spacious 3 bedroom colonial. Plus office 41261 MARKS DRIVE fed pond, 3 hreplaces. 3 car garage, great hshing and or studio space. Land Contract terms BRIGHTON. Sylvan Glen. 031 Vacant Property NOVI SWimming,only $79,900.00with financing terms. Family seetion, 2 bedroom, $78,900.00 I LAKE Chemung, 4 bedroom, 3 For Sale ; baths, garage, family room, newly carpeted. inclosed OLD ENGLISHCHARM, In this 3 bedroom ranch on ~ much more. $78,000. Liberal porch, land contract available. BRIGHTONTownship. 2 acre acre. Full basement, lire place. patio, 2Y.r car garage, and • terms. (517)546-3523. (313)227·5293. homesite, private road, land warmearth tone deeorethru-out. Just $69.900.00. • , MILFORD. Assume 13% VA contract terms. (313)227-9213. New 8 room brick ranch. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, carpeted natural fireplace, car at- 'wlth low down payment. 950 BANK REPOSSESSED FIVE acre hilltop solar 6 2 sq. ft. 3 bedroom brick ranch. HOMES homesite In wooded setting, 3 tached garage on large lot. Attractive terms. o 2 car garage. Recently miles from South Lyon, owner ~ NICHOlS:J decorated, call after 6 p.m. Mobile homes in beautiful must sell, being transferred. (313)685-0093. ' condition. Many of the homes (3131437-9421. REALTVINC. MILFORD, area. All sports already set up in parks. 10% HOWELL. 10 acre parcels, 2 348-8920 MICHIGAN ••• lake, 3 bedroom, 'and con- investment required. Lenient natural lakes, wooded and g -" 348-3044 • tract, $65.000. Carriage Real credit requirements. Over 100 roiling, land contracts. Estate, Inc. (313)887-4107. homes to choose from. Forap- Reasonable Interest. Located '. NORTHVILLE. West Main pointment, call one of our Y.I mile from 1-96, Pinckney BRIGHTON - Almost new 3 bedroom colonial with many quality features. 2. baths, country kitchen ,Street. 3 bedroom contem- housing consultants at RoadInterchange. 1 mile from We LOVEll, (313)358-12n between 12noon Howell. (517)546-9474even- with bay, large master bedroom, low taxes and t. • ",' porary. fireplace, lots of glass, ~O~~IOf , We SELl itl II.'. marvelous view, hilly wooded and 5 pm. Monday through ings. lake privileges. VA or low interest mortgage LIQUIDATION SALE saturday. available. ,lot extenslyely landscaped. HOWELL. Roiling 2.6 acres, PRICED REDUCED-WILL PAY CLOSING COSTS OffIces throughout Mfchlgan Low assumable mortgage. GLOBAL MOBILE perked, $10,000, 10% down. [Ma-,,-~.- ...... , 349-5267. LIVINGSTON - Weller Rd. - 13 acres of rolling HOMES INC. (313)227·2146. 'land, some trees and Good perc. OWNER says OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 P.M. • NOVI. By owner. 3 bedroom HAMBURG .Township. 10 sell. $21,000. Land contract terms. ALREADY FINANCED! - Easy simple assumption brick ranch, family room. CHILDS Lake Estates. 1970 acres, $15,000.Can take over terms make this sharp 2 oedroom, 1'12 bath, · fireplace, Iirst floor laundry, Travelo 12x66.expando living 8% land contract. (313)231- Lakewood Condo very affordable. Garage too. On- lY.1 baths, central air, base- room, three bedrooms, ap- 2573 • ly$43,5OO. • , ment, 2 car attached garage. pliances. $6.900.(313)349-3419. • sprinkling system, more. CAN YOU TOP THIS? 2 bedroom, 1'12 bath home CHATEAU Novi, 24 x 50, 3 with dining room, family room, basement. garage. Reduced $87.900. Land con- bedroom, 2 bath, central air, .' tract. (313)343.6227. . and super Land Contract terms, on 1.22 acres for $13,000. 15% down. Global only $55.000. · NORTHVILLE Commons, by Novi.(313)669-9030. OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 "owner. Beautiful executive COUNTRYEstates. 1979Cen- r-----.------1 colonial. 4 bedroom. 2Y.1bath. turion, 5Ox14.1 bedroom. ex- 438 Eaton - N. of 7 Mile, E. of Clement. 4 : 2 fireplaces. den. 3/4 acre lot cellent condition. Washer and bedroom older home in beautiful :'ondltion with gorgeous inground pool dryer. New draperies. Other This new beautiful 3 has many extras and fantastic ferms. Stop in and spa. Many extras: extras. $6,950.(313)437~734or bedroom. 1Y.1bath. 11'x23' & See. Just S69,900. . ,$129,900. Assumable mor- Oll N'G country kitchen, garage. (313)349-8244. :' !gage. (3131349-8530. concrete drive, energy con- FOWLERVILLE. 1982, 14x60, REAl: ESTATE INC. NORTH HILL ESTATES - Sparkling clean colonial SOUTH Lyon. Contempory seIVlng home. Price reduc- with all extras plus walk-out basement features three bedrooms, 1Y.I baths. 201 S. Lafaye ed, $57.500. • ranch on 2 landscaped acres $3,000down, 11% land con- G:t very attractive Land Contract for just $95,500. • . with' pond and trees. Highest tract. (517)223-3932. FIRST OFFERING - Almost 3,000 sq. ft. of living quality throughout. 2 overslz- .-.u 437-2056 MORTGAGEAVAILABLE • , ed brick fireplaces. spacious FALL Clearance. 1980Sylvan, LONG TERM CON- -- FHA-VA13% space is offered in this very tasteful split level open design ...Casement win- 14x60, two bedrooms, TRACT! Superb M.S.H.D.A. as low as 11.6% home in Northville Estates. Easy terms at $119,900. ~ dows, walkout basement. carpeted, has fireplace, $175,000 lake fron- lor lirst year(A.P.R.127/8) Land contract, by owner. skirted, very good shape, tage on Lake Sher- AvailabilityExp.11-1-82 FIRST OFFERING - Unique California Style home , (313)437-1558. ready to move in. financing wood. This ad can- SIMPLE ASSUMPTION AT 8.75% overlooking Meadowbrook Country Club has just available. only $10,449. New not describe the 2.7 acres surround this custom brick Tudor ranch. FIXEDRATEMORTGAGE about everything you may want. call for details. 022 Lakefront Houses 1982 Skyline, 12x52, two wonderful features 3 large bedrooms. hardwood floors, ceramic $249.500. For Sale bedrooms, carpeted, com- of this home - must baths, Jennalre range. small barn. stream. un- (51l) 54&-6440 ==-__ -,--,-:--_..,.:-:-.pletely furnished;prlce reduc- be seen~ Easy down ..:.finished walkout-prepped for whirlpool bath and GET mom and dad out of city ed to $10,995for quick sale. I payment if you wet bar. $112,900 (313)478'8338 ,-'349~5600 .@ and closer to you. Waterfront West Highland Mobile Homes, qualify. (313) co-op for S22.OOO.Will take a 2760 South Hickory Ridge, ENGLISH TUDOR! 4 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL CLOSE TO 1-96 632-6450 330N. Center-Northville =.~ trade or offer great terms. Earl Milford. (313)685-1959. bedrooms and a Eleven acres with 2000 plus building. Residential (313)478-2435 Keirn Realty. (313)227-1311. FOWLERVILLE.Marlette, A-l possible fifth. Truly use now. $110,000 LONG Lake, Hartland. Year shape, large living room, part- I gracious living yet e' round, will trade for duplex. Iy furnished. cedar River Park. I Informal enough for COUNTRY SUB - POSSIBLE VA OR FHA at 11% (313)632-7378. $8,000firm. (517)223-3182. fun. If you have a Custom brick and cedar ranch has 3 bedrooms, 2 MILFORD area lakefront. HOWELL. 12 x 50 Marlette large family then en- baths, family room. woodburner, oversized Country living with 3 1965, must sell. S3,OOO: joy lake living for garage, circular blacktop drive. $86,500 bedrooms, gas heat, large (517)54~54. only S207.OOOand porch overlooking lake. >=H"'O:':W7.: "'L:=-L""'C"'h'-at-e-a-u.-A:-d""u-:'lt-s-e-c-worth every dime. TWO ACRES - HORSES ALLOWED E One year old custom ranch has 3 bedrooms, full • $47.900.(313)624-8911. tion, two bedroom, 12x60, 4000 SQUARE FEET basement. S79,900 024 Condominiums reduced to $7.500. (313)231- AND' MORE! It's all DON'T BENT For Sale :::359~2:;:.;;-:,::=----=__ -=---::_ on 10 acres PRICE REDUCED $10,ooo!!! HIGHLAND Greens. Family. (houses, etc.) with Custom ranch on 5 acres horse setup with pole seeMn. 14x68. $8,500. Call frontage on almost barn. Woodburner heats home. 1st floor laundry. afterl0 a.m. (313)887-2639. 1 private all sports Simple Assumptiom. $79.900 ATTENTION lake. Two master ' HOWELLChateau. 1981Wind- I (OR'BUY)I bedroom suites, $5000 DOWN SILVER LAKE WATER MOBILE HOME sor 14x70with 9~22expando, ' one with fireplace, OWNERS many extras. nothing down. PRIVILEGES e. library, guest room 3 bedrooms, family room, 2 bath, country sub. Would you like to live where call (517)548-3757. and much more. ...UNTIL YOU'VE SEEN THE mobile home living is at Its MOBILE home moving, com- Home has full basement, central air, attached IT'S ALL NEWI and garage. All terms. $69,900 best? For those who qualify, plete tear down and set up, priced below cosl. we will move your home licensed and insured. Max $395,000. L1C terms. NEW MOBILE HOME LIFESTYLE. FREE. And as an added Moble. Home sales (517)521- 10ACRES-VA, FHA, LAND CONTRACT . GOLFER?? Even in 4 bedroom tri-Ievel has family room, fireplace. bonus, we will give 3 months 4675or (517)625-3522evenings the winter you can fr~e rent to the FIRST10qu~li. 1979Memory 14x70,3/4 ne~. many extras. 48 x 36 barn with 5-7 stalls, fenced walk out your door pastures, trees. $138,000 fylng persons. For more In- ready to move and occupy and practice a few formation call Cedarbrook Sed' W rl $15000' Estates. (313)887-4131.Ask for' (5;on~7.ate ord. " . "chip shots" If you 12ACRES IN EXCLUSIVE DEVELOPMENT own this 2000 Large custom brick ranch with fUll walkout base- Barb. SILVER Lake Mobile Park. square foot brick ment has 4 bedrooms, family room, 2 fireplaces. Live by the lake in a cozy park, ranch. II is quality Spliltabfe in 1986.Horses. $149,900 BRIGHTON. Hamilton Farms. 2 bedroom. furnished, can built and there's ., 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths, end stay on lot, total price $5,462. plenty of room. ranch. natureal fireplace, (3131437-6211. Across the street completely remodeled. SOUTH Lyon. 1971 Sylvan from golf course gorgeous setting. (313)227- and lake privileges 3466. Glen,12 x 60with expando on living room. all appliances. sh- tool $79,000. NOVI-Northville area. ed, insulated skirting. can COUNTRY IN THE Beautiful three bedroom con- stay on lot. Will consider all of- CITVI144 x 132 treed do with lake privileges. fers. Owner must sell. lot with pool and Qotul); . assumable mortgage at 73A%. (313)437·2958,(517)546-5311. remodeled beautiful $58.000.(313)348-3172. 2 bedroom home. SOUTH Lyon area. 1967 SOUTH Lyon. Co-op. Ideal for Really nice. $54,900. .~21~ j~~~~~66 12 x 60 Mar/elle with 21 x 7 young working couple or expando. 3 bedrooms, 18 x 19 UNIQUE!! Contem- , HARTFORD SOUTH-WEST retired couple, newly ft. newly carpeted living room. porary Trl-Ievel \ 22454Pontiac Trail. Souih Lyon. MI carpeted, custom drapes, ap- carpeted step-up kitchen with within walking • pliances. Must sell. (313)669- Tappan double oven gas distance to shopp- 4882. range and 2 door refrigeriltor. ing. Has 3 bedrooms, 1112 CHARMING CENTENNIAL HOME on 5 acres in 025 Mobile Homes Will discuss washer, dryer, Il- - - - cUTTHiS-COUPON - --I dishwasher. Many closets and baths, and family Lyon Twp. 4 bedrooms, 1'/2 baths, country kitchen with fireplace, den, formal dining, and living room. For Sale super storage space. Lots of room. Really nice for only $56,900. 5 stall barn with hayloft, tack room. Beauliful set- BRIGHTON. 12 x 60 mobile, large windows with storms, ling In the heart of horse country. Land contract I new carpeting, new drapes, screens, curtains and drapes. DUNHAM LAKE : $600 FREE terms. $94,700 air conditioned, covered patio Awnings, skirting and 3sheds, privileges included I Thts coupon Is worth a $50 per month I (2must be moved).Located on and car-port, shed, frost free In this 3 bedroom .SPACIOUS BRICK RANCH in Lyon Twp. Im- reductton on lot rent for 12 full months only I extra large 'ot in Cuuntry brick Tr'·level. f refrigerator, step up dining maculate home has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, living I at Novt Meadows LimIted offer ends 10115/82 • room and kitchen, washer EstatesIn areawhere children Mature trees, deck I are allowed. Carefully main- room, family room, full basement, 2 car attached • • hook up. Possible land con- and walk to the golf garage, enclosed patio, almost '12 acre. Land con- tained by original owner. Ask· : tract. Must sell. (313)971-4759 course. Only $69,735 tract terms. $79.900. L _32;!9:!.7.!.o:... ~~ ~~r~~~ _ J • or after 6 pm(517)548-4289. Ing $10.000.,Jet's talk. owner with LIC terms. wants to relocate closer to MANY POSSIBILITIES with this roomy, older home Lansing before bad weather. Call 684-1065 (313)437·2929 evenings or on about '12 acre In South Lyon. 4 bedrooms, 2 ·baths, living room, den, and possible separate anytime weekends. apartment. Newer furnace, water heater, roof. Come and compare the new easy-liVing lifestyle at Novi Zoned light industrial. Land contract terms. $49,900. Meadows. Walk thru Global's magnificently decorated models equipped with a Wide range of features including EXCELLENT TERMS on this lovely 'remodeled farm home. on 3 acrell In Northfield Twp. 4 built-in dishwashers. real fireplaces, sunken garden tubs bedrooms, 2 baths, living room, dining room, large screened In porch, and 3 stall barn. Financing and more. Whether you are seeking an economical, available with 20% down for 20 years at 12%. attractive place to raise a family or a comfortable. private $82,500. and secure home for retirement liVing, Novi Meadows has QUIET COUNTRY SETTING surrounds this quality built california style ranch on about V2 acre In . the most to offer at the most affordable price. 21619Bedford, Northville 43501 Cottlsford, Northville Lyon Twp. 3 bedrooms, greal room with drifts tone Charming character, attractive large fireplace and beamed. cathedral ceiling. Good MODELHOURS: Monday thru Thursday 12 to 8 lot with treed rear yard, four Park like setting-, beautifully maintain- assumption, Sn,900. Friday by Appointment, Saturday 8e Sunday 12 to 6 · bedrooms, two and one·half bath Col· ed three bedroom ranch. Large · onlal. Basement under entire home. garage. Almost an acre of ground. At· ONLY $45,000 for thllt roomy 3 bedroom home in · Family room with decked patio area. tractive two-way fireplace. South Lyon. Includes newer family room with oak ~:· $109,700 , 459-2430 $81,500 459-2430 stove, all appliances, covered patio, fenced yard, NOVI MEADOWS ,w.. extra larg~ lot. Easy land contract terms. ..- ON NAPIER (Between 11 and 12 Mile) .: BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY CO-OP In Lyon Twp. Well South of Grand River. North of 10 Mile ~. maintained with 2 large bedrooms, l'h baths, all w· kitchen appliances, partially finished basement with lots of storage, 1st floor utility, Very nice - ...... ,'...... must seel $35,900• 349-6977 .~ fiI...... IOC'l'I"-'." "S-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday. October 13. 1982 ______e 1)35 Income Property 061 Houses For Rent 061 Houses For Rent 061 Houses For Rent 064 Apartments 064 Apartments 064 Apartments 065 Duplexes For Rent 074 Uvlng Quarters For Sale For Rent To Share BRIGHTON area. Nice house HOWELL. Beautiful secluded NORTHVILLE. Nice 2 For Rent For Rent SOUTH Lyon. Downtown, =--:--:------: 3RIGHTON 2 duplexes, 4 In nice sub. 3 or 4 bedrooms, three bedroom. three bath bedroom. furnished, $395 plus ;:;'BR;:;;I:;:;G~HT;:O;:;;N::-,"7ln~t;:-o-w-n.-;B:-e-au""'ti;';'"lu-;1"'H'=OW=EL:-:L-.--=E;;:ffI:-:cl:-"en-c-y--:-apa~rt:-.SOUTH Lyon. Charming one modern 2 bedroom, carpeted, PINCKNEY. Need room mate Jntts, like new, waiting list to den. large family room with home. Two fireplaces. many utilities. Security deposit. place to live. One bedroom ment. $55 week. After &edroom, downtown. adults adults preferred. No pets. $275 to share sharp home. plus. ent, flexible terms. owner fireplace. Good view. S600 per extras. $450 per month, securi- November1/Aprll 1. Adults apartment, $235. Two bedroom 4:00 pm. (313)625-8687, days only. $275 plus utilities, per month plus security. !::(3~13~18;;:78-3398;:;:;;;;F::;;';-;::-:: ..... ~_ etlrlng, reduced to sell. month. (313)229-2851. ty deposit. (5171223-3156. preferred. No pets. (313)349- apartment, $270. (313)229-8201 (511)548-7464. references. (313)437-2180 or (3131349-0615.(313)437-8852. PINCKNEY. 2 to 3 bedroom 1158000 (313)229-8510. BRIGHTON. 3 bedroom ranch, HARTLAND, M-59 and US-23 7856. or (3131363-8892. ~HO-=W~E;,LL:..:..:::0::.:n-e:-bed--:-roo-m-.7Ia-rg-e(313)437-6289. WHITMORE Lake. Two house. fireplace. garage, -lOWELL -7 umt, $1,400 a full basement, 3 car garage. area. 2000 sq. It. new 3 NORTHVILLE. Sharp. 3 BRIGHTON. near downtown. basement, unfurnished apart· SOUTH Lyon. 4_room apart· bedrooms, appliances, air, energy elficlent home. S200 110nth Income, $90,000. half acre lot, $500 per month. bedroom. 2'12 bath with bedroom brick ranch with full All appliances and 'I: gas heat ment. Heat and electric fur· ment, newly decorated. carpetfng. $275 month plus - month. plus half utflltles, At ,15000 down, Land Contract. First and last months rent plus walkout basement. $500. per walk-out basement. $55O\per furnished. Two large nlshed. $275 per month, garage. $175. (313)437·1126. utllitfes. gas heat, deposit. On Rush Lake. (313)437·2748, ask month plus security deposit. water. (517)546·8335 afler for Dave. • 313)437~21=-5 _ security deposit. Earl Kelm month. Carl Johnson Realty. bedrooms and basement. S350 (511)546-2486. SALEM. 1 bedroom apart· Realty. (313)227·1311. Evenings. (3131632-5484. (313)349-3470. plus deposit. Available now. ~:..!:::=-==~------6:00 pm. WIXOM. female adult wanted. )37 Real Estate Wanted ment, $150. Call evenings BRIGHTON schools. 3 or 4 HAMBURG, 3 bedroom, 2 NORTHVILLE, 2 bedroom (3131227-3001or (313)437-9625. HOWELL (313)349-9478. 7 Rooms For Rent to share house. $150. non- baths on 5 acres. Stove, 06 smoker. (313)624-3316. 'AYING cash for land con- bedrooms, 2 baths. family mobile home. $47. week, no BRIGHTON downtown area, 2 SOUTH Lyon. If you want to room. fireplace. no pets. $450 refrigerator, $425 per month rJcts Any place In Michigan. pets. (313)349-1853 after 5 p.m. bedrooms, carpeted. $235 a CREST MOTEL live In a friendly atmosphere, BRIGHTON. Rooms for rent. 076 Industrlsl plus security and references. 313)22S-6672 a month. The Livingston PINCKNEY. Nice 2 bedroom, month. (313)437-2610. Apartments available, $75 to have your heat and water paid. Call Burk's Motel. (3131229- Commerl~1 For Rent (313)231-2538. NANTED~tO~b-u-y~hO-m-e--~ln Group Realtors, Saundra Cordley Lake, basement. $295. BRIGHTON. Two bedrooms, S85 per week. Also efficien- call Princeton Apartments. 7093. Brown, (313)227-4600. cies and rooms, S5lI to $60 per -Io,",e\! Hartland area. Prefer HOWELL. Small 1 bedroom (313)227-9224. air, appliances. $275. No pets. (313)437·5007. BRIGHTON. Clean sleeping BRIGHTON. One unit lelt at week. All fullY furnished. color ,mall clean three bedroom BRIGHTON. 2 bedroom home, home recently remodeled. PINCKNEY. Rent with option. (313l92S-8092, (313)227-6267. SOUTH Lyon area. 1 bedroom room. new carpetfng. Private 1200 sq. ft, WOO to 3 acres, No pets. $350 per month plus rent on Woodland Lake. 2419. and no pets. $295. month plus Ing rooms, also efficiency Avenue. Reasonable. (313)229-' (3131227-1002. 2851. cleared or partially cleared. $500 security deposit. One utilities Included. (3131227- HOWELL. Living quarters rent security. 28323 Dlxboro. apartment. By week or month. 8483. free in my home to w~rklng (313)437-6510. Must be sUitable for building. BRIGHTON. Sharp 3 bedroom HOWELL. Rent with option to year lease. (3131426-4989. 2694, (313)229-8120. 2 miles from Brighton. =B=RI;:G"'H==TO=N.-'N:-:'e-a-r-ma-::II.""800==-=--'-ft. 1313)255-7229 ranch, 1'12 baths, garage. full buy. 2 bedrooms, fireplace, adult with references 1!1.ex- :S::O~U;TH:7-':L;::y:':'0'-n.-=-Apa-:-rt::m::-:e:-:n7t~fo=r PORTAGE Lake. Recession BRIGHTON. 1 bedroom from (313)229-6723. storage space. Overhead basement, corner lot. $490 a lake view. Must see inside to change for some babY-SItting. sublease 1 bedroom 7 mon- special, furnished 2 bedroom only $245. 2 bedrooms from FOWLERVILLE sleeping door. secure. $125 Includes month. (313)227·2882 or appreciate. (511)645-2351 days. Call after 5 pm. (511)548-3669. • ths remaining on leaSe. $230 home. now to June. $275. $295. Includes heat, pool and room. private entrance, bed heat. (313)227-9973. (3131229-8349. (511)548-1755evenings. HOWELL. HOLLY HILLS month. Normally $265 month. (3131563-6750.(3131878-9316. carpeting. senior discounts, and ul1l1t1esIncluded. $110 per BRIGHTON. 4,000 sq. It com- FOR RENT BRIGHTON. 2 bedroom home HAMBURG Township off M-36 APARTMENTS, 1 and 2 Brookdale complex, (313)358- PINCKNEY area, 4 bedroom cable TV and balconies month. (511)223-3946. merclal warehouse, Office, 3 ,Al] located off Grand River bet- bedrooms, modern units, $250 1402weekdays. near Brighton. 2 bedroom house fUlly carpeted. attached available. 898 E. Grand River. FOWLERVILLE. Have room phase, newer building. can ween Pleasant Valley and US- home. good heat. on lake. No up. Fully equipped including -=S'=O';:'U=TH~L;':y;;::0<';n:':"-apa--rt:-m-e-n7t-:f-or garage. $395 plus deposit. 2 (3131229-7881. and board In my home for am- divide. (313)227-9973. 23. Immediate occupancy. pets. $275, security deposit. bed roo mho use full Y =B:'iU~C;:;K::;La-'7'ke~."-:2:-;-bed-:-roo--m-s-.-a-p-clubhouse and swimming. rent. Phone AI Mallock, (313)229-9121. bulatory senior citizen. FARMINGTON Hllis. 12,500 061 Houses For Rent (3131562-2245. carpeted. attached garage, pUa'lces. $250. cheap heat. (511)546-9m. (313)437-1757. (511)223-8319. square 'feet Industrial BRIGHTON. Furnished cot- HOWELL. Comfortable Cape S260 plus deposit. No pets. (3131878-9383. HOWELL. 2 bedroom duplex, T~H':':R~E==E;';'Bed:":"::::':'roo-m'-s-ec-o-n-:d""'fI;-OO-r PINCKNEY, Brighton area. building, 10 mile and Grand tages and apartments. Heat. Cod. 3'12 bedrooms, fireplace. (3131878-2171or (3131498-2703. BRIGHT:~O:;;N::':.-'O::;:-n-e--;b--e~dr--oo":'m--nice location. Appliances in- apartment first floor office Room for rent. $40 weekly. River area. 14 and 20 feet ceil •• ublities Included. 2 miles east dining room. den. 2 car eluded. Mr. Pickforill-800-482- and ample storage space also PINCKNEY. 2 to 3 bedroom with view. Clean, freshly (3131878-9925. ings. BIIi Klasemer. (3131478- ATTENTION of Brighton. No pets. (313)229- garage. $475. (313)764-6392 0416. available. Heated. $375 per house: fireplace. garage. painted. $245 Includes heat. TWELVE Oaks area. Furnish- 3350. 6123. days. (511)548-1128evenings. energy efficient home. (313)227-9973. • HAMBURG. Large. quiet. neat month. (313)661-5032. HOMEOWNERS $400 ed large clean room, kitchen ;::H::0~W"'E""L:-L.--::-:11OO=-s-q-.-:It:-.-.7Ia-rg-e PROPERTY MANAGEMENT BRIGHTON. Completely fur- HOWELL. Brand new 1.800 sq. and clean apartment. 2 WHITMORE Lake. East Shore month, first and last month. BRIGHTON. large 2 bedroom. privileges. 51160 Grand River. showroom and office. $700 per FOR nished 3 bedroom lakefront ft. country home on tree farm security deposit. At Rush partially furnished. first month bedrooms, air conditioned, Apartments, spacious 2 (313)349-4066. month. Call Monday thru Fri- SINGLE FAMILY HOME home. heat. utilities included, acre. 3 bedroom, 2 baths. ::a~::(313)437-2748. ask for free rent, no pets, adults carpeted, ecanomical gas bedroom units from $285 and $495 month. 2 miles east of minutes to highway. $475 Condominiums day. 8 am thru 5:30 pm. Accredited Management preferred. $325 month with heat. $275 rent, $275 secunty. up. Call Ann Arbor Trust Com· 069 Organization. Brighton. No pets. (313)229- month or option $74.900. RUSH Lake, 2 bedroom, par- utilities. (313)227-4096, (313)229-0672. pany Realtors. (3131769-2800. Townhouses' (511)548-2952. ask for Dave. 6723. (313)665-8000or (3131426-3652. Meadowrflanagement Inc. tlally furnished, adufts prefer- (3131878-9418. HOWELL efficiency apartment WEB B E R V ILL E. Two For Rent (AMO) specllallzes in leasing COHOCTAH area, 3 HOWELL. executive contem- red, no pets. $275 monthly ;:;';:;~~:i7'::""'--,;:-,""",",,;-:-:;-:; for rent. $200 per month. bedrooms, carpeted. ap- a~d management of single bedrooms. 2 baths on 11 porary. 2300 square feet, plus utihties and security BRIGHTON area. Furnished 1 BRIGHTON. 2 bedroom, newly ,.. bedroom apartment with references needed. (511)223- pliances. garage. No pets. family homes. Call Bruce acres. $475 a month. (51n223- atrium, 2 fireplaces. 5 acres. d epos It • (313)878 •34lu or utilities. Call (3131422-5234. 9638. (511)521-3323.(313)553-3471. painted and cleaned. Lloyd (313)227-4222or (313)851- 3568. pole barn, 3 bedrooms, 2 1(313)255-0926. Reasonable heating cost. $275 HOWELL. 2 bedroo!!1 apart- WALLED Lake. One bedroom Move in now. Your choice 8070 baths. $550 monthly or option. SOUTH Lyon SChool District. BRIGHTON. 1 bedroom fur- - $295. (3131227-5882. FOWLERVILLE. Country hv- ments. stove. refrigerator. unfurnished apartment on of 1200 or 2400 sq. ft. in this (313)665-8000,(3131426-3652. Available until June. 3 nished and unfurnish~ apart· Ing. 2 bedrooms, $325. First. carpeting. air conditioning. beautiful Walled Lake heat BRIGHTON. 2 bedroom, full bucy center. Retail or of- bedroom insulated cottage. ments for rent. ImmedIate oc- -last. deposit. (511)223-8491. HOWELL. 2 bedroom far- Some with heat included.' furnished. adults 'only. basement. 1'12 baths. central fice. Located at Pon-, Peaceful. Quiet lake selting.- cupancy. Rent week 'or 22900 mhouse. newly decorated. by Acro~s from McPherson (313)624-0377.(313)624-0143. air. kitchen appliances. No tlcaTrail. ' , ATTENTION FOWLERVILLE. Four $300 monthly. (313)437-2610. month. (313)229-9121. bedrooms, formal dining stove and refrigerator. half Hospital. (517)546-3396. WANTED: good tenants for a pets, $350. monthly. Call John DINSMORE REAL TV SOUTH Lyon. 3 bedroom. BRIGHTON. Large two (313)229-4623after 5 p.m. room. wood floors. stained mile from paved road. Im- HOWELL. One bedroC?m, cute bungalow in Fowlerville, (313) 356-7300 HOMEOWNERS basement. garage. $415. bedroom apartment. ap- PROPERTY MANAGEMENT glass windows. fireplace. Call mediate occupancy. $350. could be two. '!l?l?er. furmsh- 2 story, one large bedroom up, BRIGHTON. 2 bedroom, FOR after 5.00 pm. (5171223-8010. (511)546-8867. References. security. pliances, drapes, storage ed, Including utilities, $280 per could be made into 2, $275 carpeting. air. carport. $285. HOWELL. 1900 square foot (3131453-0048. , room. 798 North Second. SINGLE FAMILY HOME FOWLERVILLE· Perry. 5 HARTLAND area. Newer brick month. (313)227-6923 or month and security deposit. Option to buy. (3131381-8427. commercial building. recep- Accredited Management .bedroom lovely home. 3 bedroom. 2 baths. 2 car at- SOUTH Lyon. Rent or option. (3131229-4486aft~r6:00 pm. (313)227-6604. references required. (511)548- NORTHVILLE'S finest. Lex-' ~on or display room. 3 large o r g a n I z a t Ion • (511)349-6405. tached garage on 10 acres, 2 large bedroom condo, 1'/2 BRIGHTON. Single s~u~io HOWELL. Two bedroom up- 1615. Ington Condos. 8 Mile and offices. conference or work Mead owmanag em ent Inc. ;F'::;O~W~L=E-=R:7V:-:17L7L--=E:-.--n-e-w-;-1y $525 month plus security. baths, kitchen appliances. !lpartment. fur~lshed'! Utihiles per. $225 per month. (3131227- =::.:..------Taft. 2 large bedrooms. 4 room. air conditioned with IAMO) spec,lahzes In leasing remodeled 2 story home in (313)437-7165. basement: attached garage. Included. parkl~g, private en- 6923 or (313)227-6604. 065 Duplexes For Rent bathrooms. large family room handicapped bathroom. S600 Call laurie. (313)437-6528. t~~~. first and last. plus attached garage. month. (511)54lHl348. and management of Single town. 3 bedrooms upstairs; liv- HARTLAND. Newer 3 HOWELL. 2 bedroom apart- BRIGHTON. 2 bedroom. ap- tamily homes Call Bruce ing room, dining room. den or bedroom colonial. full base- SOUTH Lyon. Three bedroom =( =1:':7.:=-=:-:-=-:-:'-,--,------::_=_=_ ~ent. washer, drye~. carport. pliances. air. carport. nice Tastefully decorated. lease HOWELL. Retail space, 1200 in city. $350 plus utilities and BRIGHTON. 1 bedroom. $245. lloyd (313)227-4222or (313)851- bedroom and laundry ment. garage. no lease. S550 Fllst month free With lease. yard. $325 plus utilities. with option to buy available. square feet for rent. Across 8070 downstairs. References a month without utilities. deposit. (3131437~227. 2 bedroom. $300. . Newly $300 a month. (313)363-7133 or (313)348-1579. (313)349-6144. from' Court House. 115 E' England Real Estate. (3131632- decorated. all apphances. must. $375. month Call WALLED Lake. lakefront. 2 drapery. Partial heat (3131685-2657after 6 p.m. =B'i::R~1G~H-=T::::0:7N:---=2--;b-:e--d;-r-:-o-:-o-=mSOUTH Lyon. Rent or option. Grand River. Call (511)546-9318 BRIGHTON Three bedroom (511)223-3774. Dennis. 7427. 2 large bedroom condo, 1 or after 5 p.m. (511)546-1312. bedrooms, attached garage. allowance. Woodland Lakes HIGHLAND Pines Apartments. duplex, S350' per month in- '12 ranch on corner lot. HOWELL. 3 bedroom ranch, FOWLERVILLE. Country gas heeat. fenced yard. $400 Apartments, 8200 Woodland 2. ~e~rooms. complete cludingutilities.(313)684-0673. baths. kitchen appliances, HOWELL area. 900 square feet downtown. attached garage. ranch. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. oversized garage, quiet SUb. per month. (313)624-3755. Shore Drive. (313)349-5812. Frigidaire appliances. self- basement. attached garage. heated area with overhead fenced backyard. fireplace. fUll basement on 1'12 acres. 3 $400. per month. (511)548-1922 cleaning oven. dishwasher. BRIGf:lTON. 2 bedroom. Call Laurie. (313)437-6526. doors. $300 per month. Also WALLED Lake. Wolverine BRIGHTON. 2 bedroom upper wall-to-wall carpetmg, new kit- miles from town. $325. after7 p.m. central air fully carpeted carpetmg, appliances. gas • office space available. chen $400 month. Call morn- (511)546-0479. Lake privilege, 3 bedrooms, flat $350 month plus security laundry. 2049 Duck Lake Road heat, $300, 1 year lease. 070 Mobile Homes Located behind Speedy Prin- HAMBURG Township. Newly finished basement, gas heat, (313)632-5314. • Ings (313)227-1437 ('A mile north of Highland ~(3;;;13~):;;229-85~;::1~0:-• ..,....,....,....,.. -;::-- For Rent ting. (511)546-3430. FOW(ERVILLE. Brick ranch. remodeled one bedroom huge fenced lot, covered BRIGHTON On Woodland Road. M-59). HOWELL. 2 bedrooms, like Three or four bedrooms, 1'12 home with 42 inch Franklin patio. $450 per month. BRIGHTON. Mobile home on HAMBURG area. Heavy In- Lake 'I> mile from Brighton baths. fireplace. deluxe ap- fireplace on 2 acres, $275 plus (313)624-3755. LAKE Chemung 2 bedroom new. main floor. no steps. lake lot in Woodland Lake dustrial. 2160 square foot I,'all 8399 Hilton Road. 2 DON'T pliances, energy efficient. utilities. Security deposit. $350 including .utilities No Ideal location close to shops. Subdivision. Mature persons manufacturing facility. 1600 bedrooms, stove. refrigerator. Rented last for $500. Will references required. (511)463- 062 Lakefront Houses (5 7\CAlL~C23 . $215 a month not including WAIT UNTIL pets. 1."....,...... • utilities. Call (5171546-3482 only. No pets. (313)229-2685. 4 square foot shop facility with carpeted, $250 per month. negotiate. (517)468-3606 or 6278 alter 5 pm. For Rent to 9 pm. . compressed air available. 560 Open Saturday and Sunday. (511)223-8611. NORTHVILLE. 2 bedroom afternoons or evenings before HAMBRUG. Lakefront. 2 MONDAYI apartment available. $380 per 8 p m BRIGHTON. FurnIshed 2 square foot office area. Newly (313)582-6754 BRIGHTON. Briggs Lake. FOWLERVILLE area. 2 bedroom, carpet. drapes. ap- You can place your ad any day month Including heat. 1 year :=-:f~';:.'=-:--..,..-:--:----:--:-- bedroom mobile home, $265 remodeled. 1981. All utilities' Clean furnished 2 bedroom of the week. including Satur- BRIGHTON 4 bedroom. 2V2 bedroom farmhouse with pliances. $325 plus utihties. lease Please call (313)348- HOWELL. 1_bedroom duplex month. (313)227-6060. ;::(3:.;:13~)23=1:-:-21=00:.:.._~~ __ bath, 2'1> car garage. garage. $195. plus utilities. References, deposit. (313)231- home. fireplace, boat. $320 day mornings between 8:30 2640 • on Lake CheriilJng. $250 mon- HOWELL area. 1.500 square carpeted Flleplace. gas heat. Must give ownership care. 1018. plus security. (3131646-4768. and 12 noon. ' H d T bed thly. (3131227-1945or (511)546- BRIGHTON. 2 mobile homes foot bUilding. two 12x14 foot NEW u son. wo room 0817. air 2300 sq f1 $625. month. (511)321-4086. BRIGHTON. 2 bedroom GET AHEADOFTHE for rent. 2 bedrooms each. 3 h HOWELL. Brighton area. super large apartment, ten . Call Brighton Vlliage Mobile overhead doors. -p ase (313)229-4637 lakefroOl home on private CROWDS. CALL NOW GREG PRY 3 bedroom ranch Small 2 room house. neat and miles east of Brighton. $295 HOWELL. Attractive 2 Home Park. (3131229-5112. power. located on class A BRIGHTON 3 bedroom. newly style home with access to clean. ideal for single person. lake. Newly carpeted, stove. per month. security deposit. bedrC?Om duplex, carpeted. road. (511)546-0607. decorated ranch, appliances. Joslin Lake. ImmedIate oc- S225 month. $225 security. No refrigerator and.outdoor bar-b- FOWLERVILLE. Large 2 (313)437~7590r(511)546-9791. appliances, all electric. HOWELL. 2 bedroom un- NEW Ijudson, Grand River. que. Year round lease. $325. - bedroom apartment, all ap- garage References. security cupancy. $350 per month plus pets. (3131229-9925. NORTHVILLE. Rent in ex- (511)546-3336after6 p.m. furnished; S65 weekly plus 800 square feet. garage door. depos,t $400 a month. per month plus security pllances, carpeted, easy ex- utilities and security deposit. (313)437~25. security deposit. Call Glenn- HOUSE for rent with option to change for work, four room HO.WELL. 2 bedroAom. (313)227-5111 deposit. Available immediate- pressway access. $240 per Call between 9 a.m. and Brooke Realty Ltd. 1(511)851- buy, $350. (313)349-7146. house, all utilities for 25 hours refrlge,rator •. stove, dreopes. Iy. (313)231-9084. month, easy security deposit. 5 p.m. (5171546-3075. BRIGHTON, Hartland. 10 W. 7568. HOWELL. 3 bedroom tri-Ievel, work/week. Must understand carpeting. flmshed basement. BRIGHTON, Lakefront, 2 (517)223-8571. HOWELL. Two bedroom 078 Buildings & Halls Peterson 3 bedroom ranch. 2 HOWELL. Furnished 2 2 car garage. Nice subdivision and like horses, women only. large yard. $335 month. bedroom. furnished. $300 ~FO~W=LE~R;;;V:7.I';-'LL;-;E;:-;3:-r-00--m-a-pa""""""rt- mobile home, 12x60. (511)546- For Rent baths, garage, basement. $400 bedroom. Available now to close to town. $475 a month. (313)348-0785. :-7(57:11):7.548-:::::-::2680~._--::-~:--_ a month References. security month. deposit. references. ment furnished, 1 person only. May 15. No pets. Reasonable. security deposit required. Call NORTHVILLE. Suitable lor HAMBURG. Large 3 bedroom 4872. BRIGHTON area HALL foAl depoSl! (313)227-5111. (3131229-8186. call between 12 noon and (313153&-2381. Nancy Bohlen. Preview Pro- one person, kitchen. duplex. In town, .close to HOWELL, country living. Two receptions and private parties. BRIGHTON. 2 bedroom HOWELL. Brand new 1.£00 sq. perties (511)546-7550. BASELINE Lake frontage. Two 4 p.m. (511)223-8998. bedroom, and bath on first school and shopping. $350. bedrooms, partially furnished, (3131229-6857. remodeled home, fireplace, ft. country home on tree farm MILFORD. Two bedroom bedrooms. fireplace. $350 FOWLERVILLE. Lowest rent in floor of older home. Stove, month. (3131231-3766 days. $250 month plus utilities, ===;=;::-:-7-=-~;:----:---:""- enclosed front porch. Adults month plus utilities and town. SecuJlty deposit security deposit. (517)546- FOWLERVILLE. For lease. acre. 3 bedroom. 2 baths. Centennial farmhouse with at- refrigerator. $210 plus elec- (313)231-3825nights. . metal/wooden structure deposit. (3131231·9235. "negotiable. (511)546-1623", preferred, no pets. $300 minutes to highway. $475 tached garage on large lot trlcity. One year lease. $275 HAMBURG Township. 2 3113. suitable for small shop or month (313)227-3891. month or option $74.900. overlooking Kensington Park. BUCK Lake. Available year FOWLERVILLE. Large security. No pets. (313)349- bedroom, fireplace, shower. MILFORD area. Two bedroom storage. Call (511)223-8459. BRIGHTON Small home with (313)665-8000or (3131426-3652. $375 per month. securoty and round. nice. clean two bedrooms. $255. Available. 2487. appliances. On the river. $280 mobile home. partly furnish- Fowlerville SChools. garage, 2 bedrooms, un- HARTLAND. Rent with option references required. (313)685- bedroom house. fireplace. free rent, security payments. NEW Hudson area. New a month with utihties. Children ed. no pets. 'adults only. furnished $300 a month. to buy. 206 W. Peterson Drive. 9215 after 5:00 pm. $330 month plus deposit. 7:(5:.:.:11):-::223-85~7.:::.:-7..:;.;6.~_--:-_~home, 2 bedrooms. carpeted, OK. (3131231·1559. security deposit required. Security depOSit References. 4 bedroom upper. (313)624- MILFORD. For rent or lease. 3 (313)231-3609. HOWELL. Spacious 2 garage, large lot, no pets, MILFORD •. Large two (3131685-1959. ,080 Office Space (313)229-9419after 4 p.m. 6986. bedroom brick. 1'12 baths. HOW ELL are a • La k e bedroom units, central air. security deposit, $550. bedroom. apphances, on Main PINCKNEY. Attractive, on 3/4' For Rent BRIGHTON Appliances, 2 HOWELL, Pinckney area. 3 fireplace. carpeted, full base- Chemung. 3 bedrooms. heatandwaterincluded.large (313)437-2676. Street. one year lease. acre In cOuntry. refrigerator ===c::-~----::-,---- BRIGHTON. Immediate oc- bedrooms, lake provlleges. Im- bedroom. basement, garage. ment. attached garage. No garage. $400. Security heated pool. Moving PINCKNEY. Clean. 1 bedroom ~(3.::;13:;;)88;;:.;;7-::;:2696;=:::.:::--=-..,....,..-:--_and stove, small garage in- cupancy, North Street Profes- mediate occupancy. Adults Security deposit and pets. Alter 6 pm (313)685-0420. depOSIt. (3131274-5412 after allowance for new tenants. apartments now available. Ful- NORTHVILLE. 2 bedroom. cluded. Prefer retired couple sional Building. (313)229-2150•• preferred, no pets. (313)227- references required. Lease. MILFORD. 3 bedroom modern 6 p.m. Golden Triangle. Call (511)546- Iy carpeted. stove and large yard. cable TV a~c,!ss. or single male. (3131878-5547. 6245 Agent. (3131878-5656. home, attached garage, fenc- SILVER Lakefront. South 1804. refrigerator included. 1 year $300 monthly plus utlhtles. SILVER laKe Mobile Park. BRIGHTON. 950 Square foot, L yo n. 3 bed room s. a II ;';H~O::-;W:;:E:::L-:L-.--;H-::O~L:-:L-;Y-:--:-:H':':IL-:L-=S BRIGHTON area Spotless HOWELL. 2 bedroom house in ed yard. fireplace. $430 per lease. no pets. $255 plus (3131455-2918. Live by the lake In a cozy park, W. Grand River near 1-96. three bedroom colomal. 1'/2 town. $325 monthly. (3131227- month. $200 security. (3131227- carpeted, full bath. fireplace. PHASE II. Large 1 - 2 security deposit. (3131878- ;::N'=O""V:::'I.:::....;:2=..:.::b'-e'-;d-ro-o-m--u-p-p-e-r.very clean 2 bedroom, furnish- Available January 1. $715/- baths $425 per month. possi- 1945 or (511)54&0817. 3202. after 8 p.m. (313)685- full basement, gas heat. kit- bedrooms. from $256. Includes 5785. private. Quiet working couple ed. (313)437-6211. month. (3131229-5550. ble option (517)546-9791. 3796. chen built-ins, 1'12 car garage heat, appliances. security BRIGHTON. 1.000 square feet, HOWELL. North of. 3 PINCKNEY. Ravine Apart- preferred. $80 per week. 072 Mobile Home Sites BRIGHTON Ho~se for rent. 3 MILFORD. Country hving. four with loft. $490. (313)437-3363. system, laundry and pool. No corner of Old Grand River and bedrooms. 1'12 baths, fenced ments. Two bedrooms. =(3':':13'7-)3~48-82~=53;.::.;-.-..,.. ,----" For Rent bedrooms, $350 month. for horses. $375. forst. last, bedrooms. 2'12 baths. on ten SANOY Bottom Lake. west of pets. carpeted. dishwasher. PINCKNEY. Attractive 2 Old 23. Office or store space. South Lyon. 2 bedroom (511)546-7660 (3131684-0673. . (313)227-1692 piUS security. (313)669-1762. acres. 2.200 sq.ft .• three car garage, garden. (3131878-9383. bed room. appliances, CHATEAU Howell Estates 7 modern house on canal. cou- BRIGHTON ;-lm-m-a-c-'u,"'at:-e-ra-n-cHOWELL.h 4 bedroom, 2 baths. garage. finished walk-out rec PINCKNEY. 3 rooms plus bath, carpeted. $300 plus security. development. New sites plan- BRIGHTON. 450 sq. It. office. ple, no pets, $285 month, first In execuhve Pralrleview Sub. farm house With garage. $350 room. Available November 1. fireplace in living room, large (3131632-1615. ned for mobile home. Applica- $335; 350 sq. ft •• $235. W. Grand' $675. Meadow Management. and last months rent plus THE GLENS APTS close to X-ways and schools. month. Call (313)887·4034 bright kitchen. 5 miles west of =P""IN:'"::C""K""N"'E::-:Y:-"a-re-a--::'3""be-d""r-00--m-stions now being taken. Sites River/Woodland Office deposit. Mrs. Roy. (313)349- At Hamilton Farms ASK for Betty Karolak. Real before 9 am or after 3 pm. Bruce Lloyd. (313)851-8070. will be available November 18, Center. (3131227-3630. 8100. Brighton Pinckney on M-36. For single 1'12 baths lake access and Estate One (313)227-5005 or NORTHVILLE. 3 bedroom person. $225 monthly. we will garden sp3ce. no pets. $345. 1982. For informatfon call BRIGHON. Office space. $50 ~ Rentals From (313)227-1282 HOWELL. city. 1.040 sq. ft. house, nice lot. $390. (313)349- pay utilities. (3131498-2873. (313)662-8869. (511)54&-6400. month. 1 large private office, ranch. 3 bedrooms. basement. 064 Apartments BRIGHTON One bedroom 0603 or (313)349-3082. $275 FOWLERVILLE. Cedar River $125. Telephone answering $350. call after 6 p.m. (511)546- For Rent SOUTH Lyon SChool District. ;:;P:::IN~C~K7:N:-:::E~y:;;.=--:2:-:b-'e-d:-r-oo-m-s. house, furnished. No pets. NOVI. 6 room house. 229-2727 Park. Three choice lots available for additional cost. 8623. Unusual apartment. beautiful carpeted air conditioned $280 S225 per month Now to May 1. references. (314)592-0508. APACHE Junction, Arizona. 2 lake setting. has fireplace and a month Plus security available. (511)223-8500. 9817 E. Grand River, Brighton. HOWELL. 3 bedroom ranch, (313)227-2900. • 19S3 (313)227-1958 after6p.m. bedroom, one bath, furnished, cathedral ceiling in living deposit. (3131878-9639 after SOUTH Lyon. Assorted lot fireplace. on lake, (511)54&- HARTLAND. Furnished one BRIGHTO:-'N-M:-:C---=B"'rI-g"'ht,..o-n--=S,..u,....b.t NOVI. large 2 be.1room house includes washer and dryer. bedroom apartment. $225 room, three bedrooms, 1'12 4 p.m. sizes. $138 per month. 1 month BRIGHTON, W. Grand River. 7480 or (511)351-1480. $475 month. $250 deposit. baths, sun porch. lots of ~~':-:-:-~--,--:---:---- 4 bedroom, 2'1> baths. col- for rent. $425. plus utilities and mont"'. utilities Included. rent free. Near major inter- Woodland Office Center. HOWELL. 4 bedroom Colonial. Superstition Builders, 6314 E. storage space. $700 per month PIN~KNEY. 2 bedroom. onial family room with deposit. Call after 6 p.m. Deposit required. No pets. changes. (313)437-2046, ReceptionIst Included. 1'12 baths. prestigious Shiprock. Apache Junction. Including utilities. (313)437- Re.fngerator, stove, electricity fireplace 2 car garage. 1 acre, (313)349-1226. adults preferred. (3131632- Available immediately. neighborhood. Better than Airzona 85220. 2610 paid. $285 monthly. security 074 Living Quarters pool complete kItchen Lots NORTHVILLE Township. 6 7856. (3131229-5155. new condllion. S600 monthly. 'TH LOb deposit. (3131878-9784. To Share more S700 Meadow Manage- room brick colonial. carpeted. BRIGHTON. 319 N. Second. HOWELL. One bedroom. large SOU yon. ne edroom 0 . - BRIGHTON. 500 sq. ft. office secUrity deposit. No pets. apartment newly decorated S UTH Lyon. Country hvlng. ment Bruce Lloyd. (313)851- gas heat. 1-(4191869-Sm. Two bedroom upstairs apart- kitchen, large hving room. all space. Woodland Lake Office (511)546-0064. new carpet. $280 per month: garden area, 2 acres, 2 ACCESS to lake. reasonable 8070 ment, unfurnished except for u:i1ities. $250 per month. Center. (511)54&-2891.call after Call Ron (313)437-4604 bedrooms, 2 car garage, full rent. Call mornings 8 to 11. refrigerator. $250 a month. (511)546-8020, after 5:00 pm 5 p.m. First. last and security. Call . . basement. $385. (313)437-5774. evenings 9 to 12. Ask for Rob 5!t (511)546-7088. $200' security , (3131231·2140. • HARTLAND. Office on M- collect, ask for Karl St. John, deposit payable over first four one mile east of US-23. BRIGHTON area. Elderly lady (3131634-4635. months. (3131632-6222. has house to share with same. (313)229-8483. HOWELL area. 5 Offices, rent SPECIAL all or part. Also 900 square foot KENSINGTON PARK APTS. BRIGHTON. Single adult to heated assembly area. LIMITED OFFER share nice large home. $200 From $290 per month. (313)227-3053. Located behind Speedy Prin- QUAIL CREEK ting. Reasonable. (511)548- ONLY 2 BEDROOM APTS. BRIGHTON. 2 bedroom mobile 3430. home. $30 week. split utilities. 1 BEDROOM AT $239 (3131227-6060. NORTHVILLE. Modern office "Carpet "Appliances space for rent. 190 East Main. "Air "Pool & Club House APARTMENTS HOWELL. Looking for young (313)349-0373. woman to share apartment per month Luxurious 1 !lnd 2 bedroom apanments featuring and expenses. (511)548-1472. NORTHVILLE. Utilities Inelut- ( HEAT INCLUDED) microwave ovens. dlshwaSh!!rs, carports, tennis ed. Immediate occupancy. 1, .. • Covered parking HOWELL. Reliable female courts, fire detection systems. and much more. square feet up. (313)349-1473. 1-96 at Kent Lake EXit. across from Kensington wanted to share beautiful • Wall·to-wall carpet Open daily 910 6, Sat •• Sun. by appointment. State Park, 7 min. from 12 Oaks Mall. large apartment. '12 rent and • Central air KAFTAN 437-6794 utilities, Quail Creek. (3131878- conditioning Call Today (517)548-3733 6728. 082 Vacation Rentals • Private clubhouse HOWELL. Handyman needed CENTRAL Florida. golf condo. to restore old farmhome. must • Swimming pool 1 hour from Dlsneywortd. Free have own tOOls. must like golf, tennis. swimming. 2 children and animals, upstairs bedroom. 2 bath. Weekly. 2-bedroom, to himself. Call (511)548-1829, monthly. Group rates only $290 NO SECURITY DEPOSIT askLin. available. (313)349-2938. Be prepared for a very pleasnt surprise when you come to BROOKDALE, ideally located in countrified South Lyon PONTRAIL I ...next to the Brookdale Shopping Plaza. We challenge you LAKEPOINTE . to find a better apartment value anywhere! APARTMENTS In South Lyon on Pontiac Trail APARTMENTS • between 10& 11 Mile Rds. \ ~ BRCIDKDALE One and two bedrooms from $225. All kitchen. HEAT FURNISHED appliances and ~arpeting. Large size pool. Comer of 9 MIle and Pontiac nan ~,_ l! Ne~r Brighton resort area on Grand River. Comlortable Living at Reasonable Rates open Dally 9 to 6 ~ 9 M11£ ROAD 1 and 2 Bedroom Units Phone 437-1223 ~ Available for Immediate Occupancy Call (313) 229-82n cable TV available Fumlshed AplIrtments Avai~ble 2 Monday through Saturday 437·3303 9t05 i, , \ • Wedne"8II. ettelt;lr1J.1tA-fOU1'W l"Ye" H"'AI.B.,.,.~0R1'HYIt.I,.~ ReOf)RO-VlALl,.lO l,AKE-NOYI NEWS- TIoIEMILFORDTIMES-7-B 082 Vacation Rentala 101 Antiques 102 Auctions 103 Garage & 103 Garage & 103 G_rat*!' 1;..~.;~ Goods 104 Household Goods 105 FirewoOd Rummage Sales Rummage sales RIlll'lIIUIQ8 Slites eel Ch 0 k DAYTONA. Orlando. ANN ARBOR.THE ANTIQUES ~ "ORTuYILLE. 41826 SUA- BIAUTI,Ul"fMIY AmerlUil 6 press back oak chairs, APPLE, Birch, erry, a, Dlsneyworld. Hate crowded MARKET,Sunday October 17, ANTIQUES ~ND ANN Arbor. Fantastic sale, an- HOWELL. United Methodist.. " ~roelft set. Queen sized good to fair condition, $350. Maple, Hickory. This popular motel rooms? Choose new 5055 Ann Arbor.sallne Road I_ ESTATE AUCTION tlque wicker rocker. old baby Church, 1230 Bower Street. nlldale off Bradner between 5 ~ _Ith mattress and box One wood dining set with 6 "Deluxe Mix" Is an Ideal beautifully furnished poolslde 94 via exit 175,300dealers. all sat., October 16 crib, good toys, rock maple 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. saturday 00- and 6 mile. Antiques,. old spring, chest of drawers and chairs, $150.One wood dining blend and especially helpful In condominium plus save under cover, everything 1'.00pm dinette table with 2 reflectory tober16. wooden apple crates, dresser wlth lighted shadow set with 4 chairs, $150. problem f1replaces..Or If you money. Weekly rates. guaranteed for authenticity, 53799 Nine Mile Road leafs and 4 Windsor chairs, HIGHLAND. Infant. toddler household furnishings, lots box mirror. Excellent con- (313)227-6492. prefer, all White Birch. Hard- (313)349-8663. 8 a.m. - 4 p.m., "Early Birds" Northville Maual Remington typewriter, clothes, GM seat, dresser, more. Thursday 9:30 a.m. dlton, seldom used. Must sell. wood only?' O.K. Custom jilL TON Head Island. South welcome at 5 a.m, FEATUR- between Chubb & Currie green shag rug and much and much miscellaneous. 3850 NORTHVILLE. Antiques sale, $1,000or best offer. (517)546- ON.TV $19.95Installed. Free orders welcomed. Free kIndl- carolina. Extend your sum- ING: Dealers NEW to the Oak f I I miscellaneous. 16th, 17th. Clyde Road, off North Hickory Saturday. October 16, 7834. antenna. No cable needed. Ing and local delivery. mer. Villa with pool on Atlantic mar ket: A 6 MOIR GALLERY, drObe~~n~~~~ n~?~~?, ~i 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 5575Dlxboro Ridge, October 15through 17, 10:00am to 5:00 pm. Fur- COUCH sleeper, Sterns and call anytime. TOLLFREE. Organize the neighborhood • Ocean, golf and tennis close tesGa Mills, Ohio, period 18& stand, dining room suite, mar. Road between Pontiac Trail 10:00am to 5:00 pm, nlture, wicker, primitives. Foster. Good condition. $100 1-800-682.Q319 "wood party". Everyone by. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, 19th century American and ble top washstands, grand- snd Plymouth Road. HOWELL. saturday, October 41261Eight Mlle. plus price of ad. Between saves with a quantity dls- sleeps 6. $250 per week. English furniture Incl. set Wm lather clock, bedroom suite, BRIGHTON. Saturday' and 16,10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Michigan NORTHVILLE. Basement, 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. (313)227· OAK executive desk. $250. ~g~n:s on i ecotomYpto~~~hse (313)629-1743. IV sabre leg chairs, writing carpets, primitives, etc. Sunday October 16,17.9 a.m. to 59, 59 to Booth, Booth to moving sale. Appliances, fur· 9543.. Add on wood stove, $250. 0 0 'len ors excf ) H k PUNTA Gorda Isles, Florida. boxes, tea caddy's: B21MARK Large collection of antique to 5 p.m. 10800Spencer Rd. 2467Livernois. niture, odds and ends. 9 to 5. COUC (517)543-1742. $45.95economy un ts. an SIPSOM NEW BAINTREE saturday, Sunday. 20137Sliver H,twochalrs,goodcon- Johnson & Sons, please New 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo, MASS. 'country furn. some cHhllnaandesgblasldsInclRudlng First house East of Kenlcott.• HOWELL, 2 family garage Spring, Highland Lakes. dltlon. $225. (313)227-2739. 0 L 0 E R do ubi e door phone persistently, (313)34!}. large kitchen, living and dining paint, QA candlestand, lac e sey, m r ge, oyal Hand and power tools, auto sale. 445Inverness. Thursday - - - CHINA cabinet, couch and 2 refrigerator, good condition, 3018. If no answer, (313)348- room. screened porch, fur- sawbuck table orlg paint·, Doulton, Dresden, Occupied and. tractor parts, ladders, and Friday. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. NORTHVILLE. Moving sale. chairs. (313)229-2025. $50. Wood extension ladder, 2106,(313)453-0994. nished, free boat dockage, Japan Carnival collectible stands etc CI thl CCM h k kat 490 Griswold. satur,day, Sun- $25 (313)...... 7268 $1,300month. (313)4~9623. grained blanket chest, lac " , ' 0 ng, oc ey s es, dav 9to 5 CASABLANCA ceiling fan, . u.;r • ALL hardwoods pickup, $40 a press bed; Hepplewhite & ~~~~I~~~rs: Pritchard and BRIGHTON. This Is il! Small antiques, electric range, ,. . 52 In. ,variable speeds, $55. OCTAGON shaped older face cord (8 footx42 Inches x 088 Storage Space Pembroketables:D32PAUL& Phillips (313)459.5486 or appliance - salesman's household items. NORTHVILLE Greens apart· (313)231.1939. table, old rocker, red maple 12-16Inches). $45 Birch., $5 For Rent CWAOSHRINDGTIOEN,MDAAINEV:leaSrlY'(3131453-9000. samPle~.t~ISO rter~ ~UI{f HOWELL. Rummage sale for ~pae~m::~9.~tO:~~~,I~~: COUCH, love seat, arm chair, valn3i)ty22'7a,,~a,caO.do gre')R chair.. delivery charge. (313)227-3562.; ment, co ng, oys. am y the benefit of the Church of 10 t 6 M coffee table, ottoman, solid (3~~'V't~~=-=--.,.,.-:-.,.-.,.- BOATS, cars, etc. Inside $100 country, orlg paint, Incl. - sale. October 14 through 16. the Epiphany Anglican. 00- a.m. 0 p.m. any wood frames with earth tone REFRIGERATOR, Kalvinator, • per season. Howell. (517)546- SHAKERswing handle seWing JERRY DUNCAN'S 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 892 Devon- tober 16. 320 West street, goodies, clothes, household cushions. Like new. (517)548- slde-by-side, avocado. New ALL HARDWOOD 8827. • box orlg finish, Mt. Lebanon: • shire Boulevard. 10s.m.t04p.m.· items, books, etc. 8 Mile an d 3238 f 6 condensor, motor. (313)349- FACECORD4x8x16 ClNo.3 GREENWICHHOUSE, Auctioneering Service BRIGHTON Moving sale - Taft area. a ter p.m. 7814. $40.(313)227-1198 BOAT, vehicle storage, • • HOWELL.Barn and yard sale, NOVI. Baby clothes, buggy, COLDSPOT r.efrigerato.r, ex· ~~-=""="~----==- Milford area, Indoors. T. GANTZ, Cincinnati, Ohio Far m, Est ate, John Deere garden tractor October 14 15 ·10'00am to REFRIGERATOR green $75 i h I III ' •. crib, women's clothes. Thurs- cellent condition, With Ice " . ARISTOCRATEcoal and wood Reasonable.save ad. (313)887- ~~~t~ua~r ~~~ 19 ~?~~~I~~~~~s.AntiqUe, ~~ ar~ ac;:~~r r~'r~:~~ r~: 5:00 pm. You n~me It, ~e've day Friday Meadowbrook' maker.$250.(3131878-6962. (3~13~18;:78-~96:;76:;:,'=:=-=-_---,- 9796. .fJ~~I~~~ add-on furnace with flu pipe .JAZZ, KAMEN & GREEN, I dehumidifier, humidifier, ~~~~ton~k '[t~g~~nseas~:~ Lake Subdivision between 9 COUCH with matching SEWINGFhABRICSRem~ants·. and duct work. one year old. b FOWLERVILLE. 8000 square Stanfordville, N.Y. Folk art, 437-91750r437-9104 kerosene heater, garden Faussett !h mile north on Mile and 10 Mile off recliner chair. Black leather ~oml my ~m~ Igpo~~~t~~' $450complete. (313l68S-9555.. foot of Inside storage, cars, toys, dolls: C3No.3 LOUISE tools, pool table, air hockey, Wiggins.'No early birds. . Meadowbrook Road. 23066 I~~. condition, $110. co~n, c~~c~L y'lnterfacelng: boats, RV's or anything. Also ?m FIREWOOD.Mixed hardwood: WARK, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.' -- -- etc. saturday and Sunday. 00- HIGHLAND. Portable black Baicombe.. ()43. 5388 Sherry Lane, Howell, '12 custom made covers. (517)223- 10 face cord, $32 per facd NE furn incl. decorated dress- ~ber 16,17.~In da~60.ber and white TV, typewriter, 20 NORTHVILLE. Bikes, drapes, DONATION~ of usable fur- mile east 01Latson off Clyde. unsplit; or 10 face cord, $37 3946. Ing table, dry si~ks, dough ,23.11300 hadyw rive, Inch bike, pin-bail machine, tires. 8 t~ 5. Thursday. 582 nlture, appliances, baby fur· (517)546-78241to 6 p.m. dally, per face split. (4 x 8 x 16). HOWELL. Boat storage. $25 box, game boards, stick spat· AUCTION north of Buno, east of Van cord organ, fireplace grate, MorganC.rcle. n! t u r e, t 0.0 I san d 10 a.m. t06 p.m. saturday. Price includes delivery In Liv- ·monthly. Inside. (313)878-3338. ter & spongeware: C3No.6 Amberg. 10 a.m. t06 p.m. VW rims, new galvanized gut- PINCKNEY. Toys, furniture, mlscell~neous Will be grea!ly SOLID oak antique bedroom ingston County. (51'Q223-3601 • INDOOR storage for rent, JACKIE JACQUES, Hastings, ARENA BRIGHTON. Hummel plates ters, Chamois color stain, baby clothes and furniture, . appreCiated. by the Unaty ood di anytime. • RV's, cars, trucks, boats. Minn. Country furn & aeces. Consignment Sale and bells, Currler'lves pewter wood spindles, baby furniture, maternity clothes, gas dryer. Unive~sal Life Church. For set, 3 piece, very g con· FIREWOOD. All hardwood. Cheap. (313)227-5211 after samplers and oriental rugs: plates, Avon collection. 6009 miscellaneous household 15805W. M-36. October 6 thur free PICk:-UP~II (517)223-9904.lion, $150.(313)231-3335. $37.50per cord for 10 cords. '6 pin. CSNo.3JUDY TRAVELSTEAD, Everysat.N,te.6:30 Kenyon Drive. Thursday, Fri- Items, toys and clothing. Fri. October 16.(313)498-2762. Taxreceipt given. SIGNATURE washer, runs Less, $40.Call (517)521-4150or CQBDEN, ill. country furn., day. 101115. day and saturday. 4170Loch PINCKNEY. Yard sale. satur- DINING set, Duncan p~yfe good, $75.(313)231-3685. (517)521-3034. NEED SPACE butterprlnts, stoneware: Open Wed.-Sat.1td S BRIGHTON. Moving sale, Drive. Take Mlllord Road to day, October 16. 10 _ 4. Ar- style, table, 5 chairs. SPEEDQueengas dryer, good FIREWOODby th'3 full cotd, Northville storage, your C9No.4 JERRY GUALA, Hop- for Consignment .ThursdaY,9:00am to 4:00 pm. Clyde to Strathcona. (313)887- rowhead Subdivision, 5318 Uphol,~teredliving r~m ch~lr. condition. $60. (517)223-3614. 4 x 4 x 8, minimum order 18 your key, various sizes. lot, wood, Pa furn. period & coun- Call 632-521S 4323Tux Lane (off Spencer, 2447. Arapaho Pass. Old . Ne~ Ho~e sewmg. SEARSwasher and gas dryer, full cords. $55. per cord. call try: Cl5No.2 RONALD FRITZ, east of Pleasant Valley). HOWELL G' . d d machine, In cabmet. (517)546- $25 each (313)229-5092after now before the rUSh.(517)426- (313)349--0354 fishing, decoys, tools: 2895 Old US23-Hartland Plants, small appliances. fur- . Ig'!nllC yar an PINCKNEY, 740 East Main 0079. 4 m . W ILL I A M W ILL barn sale, OCtober 15, 16. St t OCt b 15 16 17 . ~P=''---..,.,...,.--.,...--:-.,...--:- 2440. , AUCTION niture. 8 am to 6 pm. at 5851 North ree . . 0 er , , . . ELECTRICVibrator chair With 2 x 6 solid pme bunk bed, FIREWOOD, seasoned and SOUTH Lyon. Private Indoor LEWISBURGH, PENN. Coun- MOViNG SALE, Sunday 00- BRIGHTON basement sale. Latson, 4 miles north of M-59. Clean stal~less steel electriC heat, tilt back recliner. Like $119.95.2 x 4 bunk bed, $88. storage for boats, cars, RV's. split hardWood.$45face cord try l!nd prriod furn: ADVERnS- tober 17, 12 noon. 280 Rae saturday only, 10:00am to Furniture, antiques, dishes, stove ~Ith twin ovens. new. $700.(313)348-0189. Two weeks only. call "The (4 ft. x 8 ft. x 14-16 inches) (313)437-6392. lNG, PAPER& POSTCARDS: Lynn Lane, Milford, half mile 5:00 pm,763Robertson. beds. school and office desks, Children s clothes, toys, FROST-freerefrigerator, $125. Furniture Store" (313)227.5466. D3 Hlrschelmer, E12 Gifford, south of Commerce Road. . i II books and two bicycle car· U . ht f $200 Ex picked up. (313)349-0161.After 089 Wanted To Rent B RIG H TON. M·o v i n g, canning Jars, m sce aneous., png reezer, . - THREE piece contemporary 6 p.m. (313l68S-9318. E23 Beckley, Walton, CSNo.2 FURNITURE'.Thomasville'dl'ft- • b th rlers men s sweaters like II t d't' (313)227 Allen & Collins, C13No.8Hunt· Ing room set, solid pecan, ree-,~ everything must go, furniture, household. k t Items' a room new.' Hundreds of books and 4996ce en con, Ion. - sofa, loveseat and matching. AREWooD fo; sale. (313)437- • WANTED to rent: 3 bedroom sberger: AMERICAN INDIAN tangle table, 2 leaves, 4 side appliances, miscellaneous, sm s. e c. records antique Victrola . chair. Original cost $1,800.Will 7296. house in South Lyon by A13 American Horse, E36 chairs, 2 captain chai,s, one OCtober 14, 15, 16. 8 a.m. to HIGHLAND. 3 family garage shortwa~e radio single bed FIREPLACEdoors and screen, sell for $400.(313)231-3283after FIREPLACEwood, seasoned . December 1st. (313)271-2525,Goetz, F2 Thompson: ART lighted china cabinet, hutch dark. 8761Skylane. sale. 2405Amelia, off Harvey and clean mattress floor grate Included. Like new. 5~p.:.::m:;:.'_""""_"'- _ Dearborn. Northern Oall, $45a face cord, GLASS A9 Siddens & Valen- with serving leaves. BRIGHTON.n30 Rickett Rd, Lake Road. October15,16,17. lamp, luggage, camp'stove. Must sell. $150.(313)437-3170. USED refrigerators, ranges 4x8x16. $50 if delivered. .~WANTED: storage space' tine, Cll Coe & Spear, 025 BEDROOM SET: solid oak ThursdaythuSunday.l0t05. 10t06.Lefthandedgolfclubs, Much much more. FREEZER, Whirlpool, 15.8 and other appliances, solas, (517)543-2405. '. wanted for local musicians. Sclarlni, E15 Wexler, E28 Mediterranean,4posterhead- Clothes, snowmobiles, bike parts, clothes, PINCKNEY October 16 17 9 cubic feet, $200.Older washer, loveseats.hide-a-beds,televi- Willing to pay top dollar. Any FIREWOOD,$25 a face cord, Robb, E38 Sochockl, F37AJef- board and footboard, queen- trailers, tires, Ice skates, miscellaneous. . to 6. M-36to Farley to Ki~gston $20.(517)548-2604. sions, beds, dinettes, chests, 4 x 8 x16.call (51n521-4129. heated place will do. After ferson: BANKS E28Robb, E35 size mattress and boxsprlngs, treasures galore. HOWELL 2 far~lIly craft and to Cherry Lane. FRIGIDAIREdishwasher, used baby equipment, etc. Joyce's 5:30 pm, call Gary at (517)546- Dersey: BOOKS: E18 Maday, triple dresser with 2 mirrors, 2 BRIGHTON. 6 plus family garage sale, orname~ts, PINCKNEY. Giant sale, 7833 very little, $100.(517)546-4569,Other Barn, 7960 Allen Road, FIREWOOD,$80, 8 or 4 feet .• 70n or Jim aI(517)548-2949. E20 Walsh, E30Wooten (incl. nIg hts ta nd s. BROYHILL garage sale. Children's winter chicken. doorstoJ?s, holiday Pingree. Thursday, Friday, (517)546-3998. Fowlerville, two miles north of cords, $45 split face cords, 4 x 8 x 16.Seasoned oak and childrens and Christmas), E36 BEDROOMSET: large poster clothes, toys, small furniture decoratlon~, children and saturday. 9 a.m. III 6 p.m. FRIGIDAIREgas dryer. deluxe traffiC light. Open 12.00noon maple. Delivered. Call Pat or 101 Antiques Goetz, F9 Randolph, C6No.2 headboard and footboard, full- Items. 9 to 5 Thursday and Fri· adult clothmg, toys, much Kids clothing miscellaneous model Like new $200 or best to 5.00 pm except WednEl'sday Babcock, C15No.7 Lynch: size mattress and boxsprlng, day. 4058 Nancy Drive. more. 5425 North Burkhart, bab f 't' th If <'313)4312158 and Sunday. or appointment. Frank. (313)437-6434 or • 'ANTlQUE Oak, Walnut, and REFERENCE BOOKS A21 double dresser with mirrors, BRIGHTON.Mlni.f1ea market. Thursdayand Friday. 9 to 5. y urnl ure, many0 erSt 0 er. -. ~(5c:;17):,c223-::::;...:c921=2=-.__ ,.-_-=-", (313)231·9255. Cherry furniture and collec- Woeller, E4A author Roy Mat· chest of drawers, nightstands. Jewelry. Household Items. HOWELL. Small and large PINCKNEY.Log splitter parts, GREENcou~t~rtop stove, $20. WATER bed complete. call FIREWOOD, assorted hard- tibles. The Chair Lady Anti- thews with beautiful new book Deacons bench, couch, one Clothing. Furniture. 6307 tools, LP radiant heater, 1'h small gasoline engines and Deluxe b~I.It-m oven. $30. (313)227-2937. woods by the face cord ques, 2100Chase Lake Road, "In Vanity Fair" 150 iIIustra· rust swivel chair, one green Baldwin Circle. Briggs Lake. inch gasoline pump plumbing parts, household g~s. 15222 Goodcondilion. (517)223-9383. !::W~oo~D::'S;:t:::ov:':'e=-.-=sca-n"'d::-ia"'N70-2OO=-,4 x 8 x 16, $35 delivered. : Howell. (517)546-8943.Open tions with color plates, will straight chair, one brown Turn Smith's Motel. Friday supplies saturday' 8 am to Livermore Road, 2 miles east 4 piece blue sectional. Good air tight, never used. (33)437- (313)437-1350. 'saturday and Sunday, 1 to autograph: F40Terry: BRASS: leather recliner, oval coffee and Saturday.9to 3. noon. 718South Michigan. ~t G~egOry. Thursday thru condition. $90 or offer. 6154. FIREWOODsplitting and cut- , 5p.m. Other by chance and ap- C30 Taylor: CHINESE EX· table, square end table, wood BRIGHTON. Moving sale. HOWELL.510 Mccarthy. New ur ay. "(313)878-5157. :;'W:::A:'::S""H-=E-=R-a-n-:d-d-sa-:':-e.7ry-e-r-f'-0-rting. Experienced, :pointment. PORT: Cl2 Forshee, 022 secretarys desk, rolling Refrigerator, slde.by-side, shelving, floor furnace, Buck- SOUTH Lyon. Wednesday GIBSON chest freezer, like . Goodcondition. (517)546-4871. reasonable. (313)994-9056, ALL Depression Era Glass Regency II, C3No.6 Jacques: secretary. chair, portable bar h h Id d a-bag. Wednesdayl Friday, 10 through ~turday 7 a.m. to new. $280.(517)546-0002. (313)437-8417. Show and sale, October 16 CHAIR CANEING, REEDING, with 2stools, card tables, vinyl ouse 0 , toys an more. to 5. It p.m. 2trailers, larqe amount GIRL'S white Provmclal desk WHITE Frigidaire electric FIREPLACE wood, all hard- : and 17, saturday and Sunday SPLINT: demo & custom A12 chairs and ottoman, plastic 5020 Bishop Lake Road. HOWELL Y d I F Id of tools, old furniture. 302 and chair excellent $100 stove in good shape. Oven wood. (313)229-6935. '10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Schoolcraft SUiltheimer, A25 Jackman: cocktail tables, 2 rolling WednesdaythruFriday. . ar sae r ay Westlake Th' . II' . needs minor repair, $25. ~ College, 18600Haggerty Road and saturday OCtober 15 16' r e e m I s c e an e 0 u s (313)6325125 CHANDELIERS chairs, 5 shelf bookcases. 9 a.m. to 4 p:m. 2 family mov: SOUTH Lyon Ambulance dressers, $20 to $45. Antique ~~~.~~. -----:- FIREWOOD :(Off 1-275) livonia, MI. E15Wexler, E27Harper, F37A HOUSEHOLDITEMS:7 speed FREE ing sale 1776Byron Road. Association Garage and Craft buffet, $150or offer. (517)223-. WATERBEDS,new, complete, Oak-Hickory : Michigan Depression Glass Jeffrson, Cl1No.8 Green: blender,5plecepotsandpans - . sale, OCtober 15,16,9:00 am 8852 frame. headboard, mattress, PickedUp Society 10th Annual Show. CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS: set, pressure cooker, HIGHLAND. 2170Clyde Road, to 5'00 pm South Lyon City . heater, liner and 6 drawer • GARAGE SALE S30 per lace cord unsplit Donation $1.50. Glass repair 016 Garthoeffner, F12Ludwig: placemats, mug racks, sliver 1'/2 miles west of Milford FireHall Whipple Street HOSPITAL.bed, hand crank, pedestal. $290. Regular $35 per lace cord split -andfood available. CLOCKS 034 Johnson, 035 creamer and pitchers, silver KITS! Road,Thursday and Friday. SOUTHLyon. Big garag~ sale. ~~ condition. $25. (3131437- pedestal, $180. Others from Oell~eryAvailableon any size : "ANTIQUE CLEARANCETENT DeHayes, E24 Smith, E37 napkin holders, tabletop grill, ASKABOUTYOURSWHEN HOWELL. Moving sale. 1409 Lots more things added . $140. (313)349-6535,(313)44!}. load ;SALE. Sunday October 17th, Clark, C8No.7 Martiens; electric broiler, floor length YOUPLACEYOUR Hacker. 4 families. Clothes, Thursday, Friday,10t06.12475 I "fant to buy a use.d 2675, caU87&-8I08 or ; Sa.m.to 4p.m. 10to 50%off all DECOYS A5 Tracey, A13 drapes, girls bedroom set, 2 GARAGESALEAD IN bedspreads, rugs, curtains, Nine Mile at Rushton. refrigerator, gas or electriC _ 227-2720 THEGREENSHEET merchandise. Corner cup- American Horse, F18 wooden blinds, Kenmore some furniture. etc. October stove, washer, dryer, and FACTORY DIRECT 3 year seasoned hardwood, board, oak fireplaces, tables, Gebhardt, C5No.6 Mon- power spray washer, 10 key 14 15 10t03 SALEM. Tools, furniture, freezer. Wiil pay $50 to $150 tgomery C1'5No 2 Fritz' dl I I It'" camper, storage trunk, ~ea~c~h:.:,o:::a::JY~S~(o::31;,:3:.!:)229-=.:.;7668:;:::;.:..-._-TOYOL' .. $42. 1 year seasoned hard- "'chests, too many items to list. , " • - . sp ay ca cu a or, more FOWLERVILLE. THE- LAST HOCKEYsale. Manufacturers 'aquarlum, office equipment. .,- . _' v wood. $40. Green hardwood, 'Maln Furniture, 6865 Jackson DOLLS A22 Bowie, 021 Hall, custom drapes and rods. AX- GREAT GARAGE .SALE OF rep seiling off hockey equip- F ida a d sat rda 9 to 5 30 Inch gas stove, continuous $35. Green unsplit hardwood, Road, Ann Arbor, (313)663- E15 Wexler includes rare TURES AND ACCESSORIES: 1982. Many Interesting and ment and sUcks. This satur- ~ bhu~b RO~d,6etween Ii cl~aning oven, excellent con- Furniture wholesale $30. Green softwood, $30. 5055. Visa and Master charge. Kestner oriental baby, C1No.4 floor lamps contemporary, useful Items for sale such as day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.1670 and 7Mile dltlon. $150.(313)229-9395. distributors of Michigan Green unsplit softwood, $25. ANTIQUE buffet, approximate American Jazz, C6Nol lighted chandeliers, 8 fn. black and white portable Fairlawn. Howell. (517)548- SOUTHL'on 5fam'l Thurs. 1981 Kirby upright sweeper selling all new merchan- All wood is measured In face 1920's, excellent condition. DeHays: FOLK ART: 831 numerous amounts of floor TV, ladles golf clubs, bag and 2191. . y. I y, with all attachments and rug dise in original cartons. cords 4 x 8 x 18. Delivered Turnley dramatic large carved and table lamps, stereo cart, king size bedding, HOWELL Ba I A t' day, Friday, saturday, 10 am shampooer Runs good Cost Not builder's closeout •. ~~. (517)548-4067,(517)548- d horse II toy f· I . r:1 sa e. n I- t05 pm 60657Sue .. within 10 miles of Howell. woo en P u, cassette player, .rep ace binoculars, Rossignol 160m ques 30years 01collectibles. -' . $600 new, sell for $125. Call models or used merchan- (517)546-1371. 24" x 24": ClNo.4 American utensils, overhead light fix- skils, boots and poles,-mens Pick~p tires, van cushions, SALEM. ~ salem Road, Mason, Michigan, (517)676- dise. Mattresses still J a z z: FUR NIT U R E: tures, 3 gold faucet sets. chairs, desks, tools, games, south of 6 Mlle. Winter coats, 3058. HARDWOOD. mostly Oak, and womens 5 speed Schwinn wrapped. 2 piece set: Twin $43.50. Mixed birch and everywhere including A30Nolt RECREATION:bowling balls, bikes. Thursday and Friday. tents. Every Wednesday, jackets, boots. Clothes, tod· ::::K:::IN~G'---S-iZ-e-w-a-t-er-b-e-d,-co-rn--$38. Full $48. Queen $68. ESTATE SALE just back from Pennsylvania sleeping bags, 10 speed Thursday, Friday through Oc. ~Ier to adult. Men.s clothes, plete, $100 (mattress alone poplar, $34.50.You pick -up. 6787Sharpe Road. Sofa beds $109. Odd Wednesday 5 p.m. to OCT. 15-16-17 B23 Huhnhouse - fine period: bikes, ping-pong tables, golf tober 9 am t05 p.m.5945W. like new•. Desk, ~Ike, table, cost$179new) (313)349-2601 tables, $19.88. Bunk beds 10amt05pm- B31 Turnley wonderful small clubs, girls Schwinn 10speed G LE Coo 'Lak' R' d disappearing stairway, etc. ' . 7:30 p.m. saturday 9 a.m. to early decorated store counter, bikes, mans 10 speed bike, FALLRUMMA ESA n e oa. Fresh farm eggs 90 cents KITCHEN-AID portable complete, $88. 6 piece liv- 4 p.m. Corner of Faussett and 20N. Hacker, Roweil Ing room $170. $800 pits Argentine Road, Howell. Marble top commode, marble N.Y.: B35 W. Paul period fur- BMX bike, cartop carriers, HAMBURG.Skis, Avon collec- dozen Friday sat~rday Sun- dishwasher, excellent condi- niture: C35 Idle rare 4 drawer olectric guitar. GARAGE AND ST.GEORGESCHURCH tibles, farm tractor and more. day.' , , tion. (313)437-6879. now $375. Now open to (517)546-1438. top table, large pine cup- public, skip the mid- 801EastCommerce JONSEREDS and Olympyc board, pine hutch, beautiful Sheraton foot child size tiger WORK AREA: workbench, 10683Hall. 9 to 5. Thursday - WHITMORELake. Large faml. KENMOREv.:asherand dryer. dleman. Dealers & Institu- cherry chest, 4 stencil chairs, maple chest, pine dry sink, folding attic ladder, cast Iron Milford saturday. , Iy household sale. Pool equip- good condition, guaranteed. chain saws, 201 30 sale! call Wed., 20;Thurs., 21 tional sales welcome. maple table, quilts, blacksmith dovetailed gallery, grain stove, 16 foot aluminum lad- HOWELL. Porch yard sa,e, ment snowmobiles clothes $200. (313)231-1593. for details. $2 chain sharpen- 9:00amto 5:00pm Name brands Serta, etc. bench, deacons bench, trunk, painted hutch table, scrub top, der, electric garage door many goodies priced to sell. babY' items, large and smali KANT-WETinfant and toddler 9451 Buffato, Hamtramck, Ing at Sun Valley Garden lamps, end tables, maple all'original Including pins: 05 openers, lots more. OUT· FOWLERVILLE. Huge barn Horse trailer, pack saddles, appliances, furniture plus anti· carseat, used 5 times, ex. 1 block N. of Holbrook, 1 Equipment, Hamburg. • rocker, silver napkin rings, Lodes, cupboards, chairs, pie DOOR EQUIPMENT: 16 HP sale. Clothes, furniture, anti- outboard motor, mota<:ycle que glassware, train sets and cellent condition. New $60, block E. of Conant. Credit (313)231·2474. pressed glass, curio cabinet, safes, stands: 017 M. Reid, Sears tractor, 8 speed with ques, 2 motorcycles, wood helmets. Wednesday - Friday. dining room table. 220 East will sell for $35. (313)231-9304cards & checks accepted, KALAMAZOOstoves for sale, rare miniature lamp, cranberry period furniture: F35 Pine mower, snowthrower, I burning stove, etc. October 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. Chase Lake, Shore Drive. October 16. after5 pm. delivery available. Drive a conversion units, fireplace m- glass, maple dresser and kaus-Penn, cherry server, rototlller,3 point winch, lawn 14, 15, 16. 10 am. 2515Soyth Burkhartarea, (517)546-2410. (313)44!}'2n3. :::K~IN~G~SI~ze'::':"'w-a-te"'rb!-e"'d""."-M"'ir-ro-r-:edlittle & save a lot. call serts. free standing stoves, all night stand, frames, pine sawbuck table: GAME sweeper, cab, wheel weights Nicholson Road. 1 HOWELL. Barn sale, WHITMORELake moving sale. canopy. Complete S350. or Mon.-5at. 10-7 p.m. below retail cost, cash and porcelain, twin bed, linens, BOARDS 023 R. Mally: and chains. Lawn sprinklers, FENTON, Hartland area. 7326 miscell~neous Items. Thurs- 709 Highland Drive, October best offer. (313)348-6633. 875-7166 carry. call between 5 and pots and pans, metal porch GLASS: E15 Wexler, E28 hoses, all kinds of garden Driftwood. Thursday, Friday, day, Fnday. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 15, 16 17, 9:00 am until dark. KENMORE electric stove 9 pm weekdays and all \lay swing, couch and chair. Lots Robb, F18Gebhardt: GUNS & tools, metal garage wOrkben- saturday. (313)629-4799.Baby 3290Fisher Road, Furniture, CB radio, area rugs, harvest gold clean excellent 105 FI d saturday. (313)68S-3582. of misceilaneous. No pre- SWORDS: Bl1 Bara.;h-: ches, redwood patio set, furniture, old books, old LAST day Brighton Framers tools, clothing, and much condition. $75. (51'7)548-4067, rewoo MIXEDHardwood: Oak, Maple sales. 20 N. Hacker, corner ICR70NNST07NEAB19 FredetrlCk, loveseat, benches, rMound records, 2 antique chest of Market. OCtober 16th. Also more. (517)548-2248. -A-:-L"-L-:-N""0-rt"-he-r-n"'h-a-rd"'95=%7andw-ood--:-.Cherry mixed, S45 a face • Hacker and Golf Club where o. r m b r use r; 'table, redwood planters. any drawers, lawn mower, ping Flea Market. To rent spaces 5 cord (4 x 8 x 16). (313)66!}. JEWELERY Cl4A campbell oak, seasoned and split. $4 • · 'pavement· ends and gravel : , more itmes t00 numerous t0 pong table, much more. call (313)227.5086. C22 Work, E4 Harper. F18 mention. sale conducted by Delivery available. (313)231- 9274. · begins. Between Grand River FOWLERVILLE. Basement NORTHERN Michigan hard· and M-59. Virginia Fournier, Gebhardt: LACES, LINENS, BARROWAND ASSOCIATES, MILFORD. Fund raiser, good LONESOME? =3365=. _ CLOTHING: 012 Brushaber, 2875 Old US-23, Hartland. sale, antique furniture, organ. stuff, low prices. 1436Hickory HOUSEHOLD The Maytag repairman at wood. 4x4x8 foot. full cords. •• Estate sales. (313)887·5100 E25 Clo. F6Claypool, F12Lud- (313)632-5218,(313)632-5492. old and new, glassware, Ridge Road.Thursday. Friday. McGee Maytag in Milford is Delivered in 8 loot lengths. clothes, chlldrens and adults, sooo lonely he will gladly (313)229-4902. wig, CSNo.2Crockett, C6No.l POLICEAuctlon,1100 Atlantic toys, guns, car parts, 8t05. ALL MIXED FURNITUREand collectibles. DeHays: MAJOLICA B15 St t Milf rd sat d 00- MOVING, giant yard sale, ~======!- repair any make washer or OAK, split, seasoned and Buy and sell. Strip and Paetow, C30 Taylor, F46 ree, o. ur ay, miscellaneous odds and ends. NEXT WEEK, One day only, 104 Household Goods dryer. call (313)685-3845for HARDWOOD delivered. Livingston. 16 x 4x· refinish. 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Tooley: ORIENTALRUGS:E38 tober 16, 1982. Starting 2890Fleming Road, turn south October 23. No early birds, no service. x 8. $40. (313)227-4769. Wednesday thru saturday or 12 noon Department of Public off Grand River on Fleming f . ANTIQUES. Chllferobe, $50. A face cord (4 x 8'x 1'10), Goetz, C3No.6Jacques, PAIN· Works yard. Vehlcals, both phone calls! Watch or ad In appointment. Lake Chemung Road,first house on left. 10to MISCELLANEOUS furniture, delivered but not stacked, $50. OAK firewood, $40face cord, TINGS & PRINTSA31 Nelson, cars and trucks, automotive 5,Thursday thru saturday. next weeks paper! 25%of pro- Treadle sewing machine, $35. tables, sofa, chair, and 4x8x16.(511)546-3167. Oldies, 5255 E. Grand River. C22 Lovell, C32 Keily, D6 parts, office equipment, spor- ceeds donated to ~uth Lyon Vanity, $35. All very good con· Call (517)546-9356anytime or Call (517)546-n84, (517)546- dresser and night stand. evenings (517)546-9591. OAK and hickory. $50 lace French, 023 Mally, E4 Vanity ting goods, lawn and garden GREGORY.Garage and mov- ~Ba~n~d~Co~u~n~ci:;;I'l:P~at~P;:;a:-:,:rk~.,:,:,""~dition.(517)223-7155. 8875. Ing sale at 18806Dexter Trail, (313)437·2113,(313437-9828. Daytimeonly (313)646-1n5. cord. 4x8x16. Quantity dis- Fair, E26 Herron, E36 Goetz, equipment, household items, NORTHVILLE. 488 Welch, ASHLEY wood heater with MISCELLANEOUS furniture, counts for more than 6. Free FAINTING COUCh,milk safe, E38 Sochocki, C2No.2 Gsab: some construction materials. October 12 thru 16, 9 to 6. north of 8 Mile, west of Novi automatic blower. (517)223- _ spool cabinet, tables and Clothes of all sizes, baby moving, must sell. (313)229- APPLE wood approximately delivery. Hamburg Firewood, PEWTER A16 Wolf over 200 Payment on day of sale by Road. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Oc- 8039.Fowlerville. 6704. (313)231·9017. other furniture. Also 3 genera- pieces American & English: cash or guaranteed funds. Items, stroller, dressing table, tobert 14, 15, 16. Household AM-FM stereo receiver turn- 4 ft. x 8 It. x 16Inches cut fall tion collection of china, crystal toys, dishes, furniture large MOVING. Beautiful walnut of '81. S45 a cord. U·haul. SEASONED red oak, $35, POCKETWATCHES:A23 Gor- Open for Inspection from items, tools, miscellaneous table and speakers. sear's 4 x 8 x 18cord picked up, $45 and depression glass. Old such, C6No.7 Knight, CSE2 11 a.m. until 12 noon. and small, 1981 Escort, and and some collectibles In- Best, $400. (313)348-6633. COUCh.matching lamps and (313)437-1727. more. Everything must go! A delivered, $40 for 3 or more • toys, dolls, and much more. Allen & Collins: QUILTS cludlng 2 beautiful solid wood ATTENTION. Buying good cocktail table, Drexel walnut 3 lot of very nice things. APPLEwood, split, seasoned, delivered. (313)629-5239. October 16, 17. 10 to 5. 505 eve r y w her e QUI M PER antique office benches. condition used fumiture and piece bedroom set, older grey Grace. • BRAUN& HELMER (313)498-2632,(511)851-7848. bedroom set, girls 3 piece delivered, $50 per face cord, SLABWooD, 3" face cord, Stephen Smith, C3No.8 York: NOVI. Moving sale. 22461 miscellaneous household 4 x 8 x 16. call any time per- -LANSING- ROGERS GROU PS 012 AUCTION SERVICE HOWELL. BARGAIN BARN. ff 9 MIl be \A~7 white bedroom set with 4x8x4 bundles. Fall special. Brushaber: SAMPLERS A27 Farm, Household, Anti· Brook Forest 0 e t- items. (313)437-5910,(313,....- canopy bed, 3 large plants. sistently (313)66!}.3687. FLEAMARKET , Newand used Items, also snti· wee n Hag g e r t y and "'646~9.'--- _ Buy 3 bundles, get free · FRIDAY, 12 to 8 p.m. SATUR- Gallbraith C3No.6 Jacques: que, Real Estate, que and reproduction fur- Meadowbrook. October 14,15, - (313)437·1543,BY APPOINT- A&SSupply delivery within 10 miles. Only C22 Miscellaneous. MENTONLYI Semi loads or partial loads. $18.50per face cord. (517)223- DAY AND SUNDAY 9 a.m. to SILVER C1 2FhorsdheeN ' 7 niture. Thursday and Friday 10 16. lOa. m to 5 p. m. y~~~gO~~7:'(3~;~ 6 p.m. SOUTH CEDAR AT Work, F18 Geb ar t, csO. Lloyd R. Braun to 6; saturday 10to 4. 5640 M- Household good, lawn tools, :~f NEWmattress and box spring. Delivered, 4 ft x 4 It x- 9090. • JOLLY. (517)882-8782.Buy - Martlens: SHAKER: A5 885-9646 59,(517)546-:::;::5995=:=.:._-:---::-:-_ b Good ~39~78~. -.,.-_ Sofa, new condillOn. Call after 100 inches federal cords. THERMQ.Control model 400 sell· Trade· Antiques, coilec- Tracey, 032 Davies - oval sw- Jerry L. Helme,. 994-6309 • HARTLAND.Barn sale. satur· furniture, brlc-a- rac. BRIGHTON, Moving, dining 6 pm, (313)632-5634, Pick-up In yard available on wood stove with hydronlc ". tables, Jewelry, luggage, Ing handle sewing box: day and Sunday. 9 to 5. Anti- ~bu~Yt:=:S~.--,..----.-:---:::--:- room set, couches, chairs, OLDER model Necchl sewing small quantities. Seasoned coils, $595. (313l68S-1144. · clocks, glassware, han- SLEIGH C6No.l DeHays: ques, office furniture, NOVI moving sale. Two bedroom set, washer, dryer, machine In good working con- available. Please call (313)426- SPONGEWARE, SPATTER, ROBERT VANSICKLE families, 44760 Huntingcross freezer and much, much WELL seasoned hardwood, dicrafts, floral arrangements, reusables. 7739 Clyde Road, dition, mahogany wood 5036. $40picked up. (517)546-3146. etc. New and used Items. SLIP: STONEWARE: A5 AUCTION SERVICE between US23 and Argentine Drive In Dunbarton Pines at more. 8761 Skylane. October cabinet, $85. (313)231-3117. ~ I •• Lunch counter, restrooms. Tracey, 034 Potchen, C3No.3 Farm, household, estate and Road. Taft and Nine Mlle. October 14,15,16.8 a.m. to dark. Wark: TELEPHONES early Mlscellaneos. Novl. 15, 16, 8 to 5 p.m. Love seat, SPACES FOR RENT. Large, HAMBURG, Pinckney area. clean ground floor building. working and parts C9No.5 (313)563-0455 hlde-a-bed, dinette set. hl·fI, Brosmer: TOOLS B36 Witte, Antique player plano, twin tv, houseplants, ski equip- Huge parking lot. baby stroller, dressers, end ALWAYS C34 Hathawav:TOYS& 103 Garage & tables, trash compactor;bunk ;!!m~en~t,,-::':----=-~:-:-"7::~ CHILDREN'S B17 Llpplsch, Rummage Sales NOViGarage,Crafts and Bake POOR RICHARD'S B24 Kate Alpert, B29 Wright beds, pot bellied stove, gas sale sponsored by the Novl ANTIQUE FAIR XI rocking horse with traces of stove, washer, and much Co-op Nursery. Located In the more. 4842M-36,(313)231·9262. IRON SMITH THE paint: 831 Turnley dramatic Turtle Creek Subdivision, October 13- 14·15, 11 a.m. to large carved wooden horse HIGHLAND.October 14,15.18: Meadowbrook and 9 Mlle. Oc- WOODSTOVE/HEATER 1754Nottingham off WardiboN • . 9 p.m. Franklin Community pull toy 24" x 24": C20 Lovell, tober 14- 16, hours 9 - 5 p.m. ENGINF.EREDFOR EFFlCIENICY r' Church, 32473 Normandy, C29 Worden, 016 Garthoeffner between Milford Road and 21995 and 21996Meridian, For SAFETYand LONG LASTINGVALUE r Franklin. 30 quality dealers • • Toy Box, E9 Walp, F6 ~ HarveyLake Road. more Information (313)34S-9096 LEADER Tea room, bake sale, herb Claypool Incl. Schoenhut, HOWELL.Garage sale. 321N, or (313)348-4307. Thl' Smart Looking Unit COUNTRY FAIR ••wreaths. Frankiln Historical Humpty Dumpty circus with ADS Court Street. October 14, 15. NOVi giant 50 family garage FEATURES .~ Society donation $2. tent; F37 Jensen: ClNo.4 must be prepaid or 9 a.m. t05 p.m. sale. Turtle Creek Subdlvl- e TRIPLEWALL ANTIQUE , American Jazz: C4No,6 slon, Meadowbrook, 9 Mile, HOWELL. Nice Items, CONSTRUCTION FLEA MARKETS :. THREE Victorian chairs over Downes, C6No.l DeHays, placed on a Master 21995Meridian. October 14,15, something for everyone. Hon- e AIRTIGHTCOMBUSTION Natlon's Largest Inside Markets : 100years old. (517)223-8643. No.3.Rlmer: VICTORIAN ART or Visacard. da 1500walt generator, con- 169 a.m.• 5 p.m. Hundreds of TILES E17 Luttlg: WiNDOWS household Items, children's CHAMBER Has 2 Big Locations , UPRIGHT player plano, 1922 ARTS and Crafts Fair; satur· tractor's heater with ther· PONTIAC FLEA MARKET : Victor. excellent condition. beveled & stanled 027 Mer· mostat, new zero clearance toys and clothing, sewing wins, F17 Berry, Cl1No.6 day. November 6th; South machine, furniture, crafts, Listed 2045Dixie HWy. End of Telegraph , Original finish, $3,000, Lyon Middle School. To rent a fireplace, miscellaneous .@ Has both an Indoor & outdoor market ; (313)231-3203. Green, C13No.5 Sunset, last building materials, arts and baked goods, Novl Co-op No.6 Leffler. Admission $2., table, call (313)437-0883or Nursery. (313)34S-9096. Phone: 33&-7880 (313)437-8105!\Ow, crafts Items, household items, free parking, NOVI Community Building. Very Affordable I $360 WARRt:N MARKET ALL-OUT sale, Brlghton, leav- toys, bikes, new downhill skis, 20900 Dequlndre, 1 block N. of 8 Mile Rd. has the : You can place your ad any day 102 A tl and lot8 more. 9 a.m. to Boy Scout Troop 54Rummage starting at sat uc ona Ing state, Winter outerwear, sale, saturday, October 16, famous ANTIQUE VILLAGE. Phone 757-3740. Both : of the week, Including ur- ~:"';' __ ---,.,..,..,...... ,.,._ 6 p.m, Thursday, Friday, and ---WE ALSOCARR\,·--- I~atlons ,open every weekond. day mornings between 8:30 AUCTION 10-20-82. 11 am. ping-pong table, furniture, 9 a.m. t04 p.m. desk. sports equipment, saturday only, 2449 Mellon, Fri. 4-9 p.m., sat. & Sun. lo-e : and 12noon. Wixom Towing, 30290 Beck South on Oakcrest off M-59, NORTHVILLE garage sale, Fireplace Inaerta-Furnace Add-ona bikes. and builder Items, Mt. Accea.orl •• Open Dally 9-5 for dealer reservation GETAHEADOFTHE Road, Wixom. 19n Chevrolet, Brighton, 4519 Klngswood dlreclly behind 967 Qakcrest Thursday, Friday, saturday, • • CROWDS,CAlL NOW lL35L7J233115.All sales final, Drlve. 11831Beck. cash only. Drive. .:.:..:.:.:..::.:..:.:::..... _ Heslip's Hearth 517/546·1127 d -SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS- T!iE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday. October 13. 1982 "I Firewood Musical Instruments 106 Mualcallnstrumenta 106 106 Muslcallnstruments 107 Miscellaneous 107 Miscellaneous 107 Miscellaneous 107 Miscellaneous 107 Miscellaneous PIANO, Starck upright. Con- .1 'NTED. seasoned and LOWREY Templstorgan, $550. SPINET plano and bench, ANTIQUE wringer. cabinet BRICKS. reclaimed. Picked up 105,000 BTU 011 furnace. Used • verted player. reconditioned. en hardwood. wholesale Call (313)887·6988 until good tone, good condition, sewing machine. maple coffee and delivered. Eldred's one season. $150. (511)548-, Beauliful hand rubbed BESTSELLER y Gall after 7 pm (313)229- 4:30 pm, after 5:00 pm call 5625. (313)348-7041. table, mates desk, small sofa. Bushel Stop, (313)229-6857. 1638. 2 _-;--;-~ (313)227·1973, ask for Dave. teakwood finish. Excellent WANTED SPANISH guitar with case. Six 2 pair 9Oxl25 Inch thermal BMX bike, 20 inch, strong. I tone. S850. (313)229-4338 or BRICK, reclaimed. Excellent JANETOKE'S rH fuel prices sky high, OLDS trombone, $150. Ge- strings, 535. (313)349-8980. drapes. 4 bikes, leaf sweeper. STANDING for homes and fireplaces. $150 light, fast. over $200 new. ask· (313)227-2583. (517)546-4679. wood IS your best buy! 95% melnhardt flute, $100. Both In 4 piece set of Starllle drums. per 1,000. (313)349-4706. ing, $120. (313)349-0554. , $30 unsphl. $40 split excellent condition. (313)629- PIANOS - Organs, new and us- TIMBER "LOVE'S $100. (51n546-6375. Antique pilcher pumps. 011 BLACK rubber fencing. Good BLACK MagIe chlmny sweep stacked Free delivery 8759. Wanted, sllvertrumpe1. ed. best deal In this area. stove. maple bed. davenport horse fence. (313)437·2113, kit, used 1 season, includes hln 30 miles (517)521-4231 PIANO. Smith and Barnes, Choose from Kimball - Cable. 107 Miscellaneous and chair. fuel 011 tank. LONG All TyPes (313)437-9828. chimney caps. brushes, rods, , 511)521~ ~ upright, excellent sound, built Sohmer. Toka! pianos, new (51n546-9255. from S950; used from $150. We AUTO body MIG welder with Cash In Advance BEST Seller·Janet Oke's JOURNEY" miscellaneous tools, andj n. ) Musical Instruments In 1907, needs refinishing. AIRTIGHT woodstove sale Magic sweeper vacuum. in- •• will buy your old plano. Call wire feeder. (313)629-2418. TOp Dollar "Love's Long Journey" and (313)229-8500. featuring the Squire. Evenings dustrlal quality, 3 Inch hose. Ann Arbor Plano & Organ Co., ATARI vldlo game with 10 car- other Christian books now and other Christian books and weekends. (517)548-1089. now available at water lift 12 inches, filter area 209 S. Main, Ann Arbor. tridges, (313)887·5355. Frank Giese avallable at Spencer Drugs. PIANO FOR SALE (3131663-3109. BABY announcements, South Lyon •. 1,874 SQuare inches. Cost new AIRTIGHT firebrick lined Take over payments on Spinet golden and sliver annlver· (313)878-6106 Spencer Drugs $1,500 asking $1.000. (517)548- PIANO. Grinnel console with custom built wood stoves and BRAND new 4000 walt selt· P,ano. Can be seen locally. saries, engagement an- 2352 after 5 pm. bench. Excellent condition, fireplace inserts. $350. Evenings starling electric generator. South ,Lyon Write Mr. Meyer. P.O. Box 207. nouncements, and much CANDY making supplies at $950. (313)227-3466 after Homegrown Woodstoves. Cost $1100. new. will take $700. Carlyle, 11.62231. 5:00 pm. more. The Milford Times. 436 (517)548-2914. Kitchen Craft. (517)!'46-9581. (313)227-5185. N. Main, Milford, (313)685.1507. r DEADLINE IS DEADLINE IS FRIDAY AT FRIDAY AT 3:30 P.M. HOUSEHOLD SERVICE AND BUYERS DIRECTORY 3:30p·M· Alarm Service Building & Remodeling Bulldozing or excavating Chimney Cleaning & landscaping Moving and Storage Pole BUildings Roofing & Siding TV & Radio Repair Repair ARM systems Commer· BLACK dirt. gravels. grading. DOWNS Moving Company. ESTIMATES on color TV 'I resldenltal, fire. burglar. BURNS AND SONS BULLDOZING HOUSE of Commons Chimney small ponds. Krager Trucking. Local - interstate. Pianos. repair. in shop. (313)227-7811. McCardell, 5486 losco Sweep Company. All wood- (51n546-4860. Reasonable. independent. LUIBER Colortime TV. 9990 E. Grand GRADING burners and fireplaces totally 'ad, Webberville. (517)223- QUALITY BUILDER BLACK dirt, driveway gravel, (313)422·2288, (3131227-4588. River. Brighton. No job too small cleaned. Fully insured. Call STARR 52 REASONABLE PRICES crushed stone. pea stone. fill Free Estimates (3131348-6796. TRUSS, Inc. Upholstery For free estimates on you ad- sand, mason sand, shredded Music fnstruction CONSTRUCTION Aluminum (313)437~9269 dition. dormer, new home. bark. (313)229-6935. Save on material Clean Up & Hauling GUITAR instruction. new CALL Smiths. All work UMINUM Siding. aluminum garage. roof or siding. call: technique, acoustic and elec- and labor cost GUARANTEED! Labor starts BULLDOZING. grading. EXPERT ROOFING' stom trim. gutters and shut- (313)231-1964 ALL-AROUND clean up and COLORADO BLUE SPRUCE tric. beginner and in- at; Sofas, $150. Chairs, $75. backhoe work, trucking and **** rs, Siding and gutter repaIrs. haUling. Residential, commer- Pines. Shade and '-POLE BARNS (OLD AND NEW) Cushions. $15. Check low drain fieldS. Young Building & termediate. John. (517)548- 'II Mel O)a, (313)227-5973 cial building debris. Ap- Ornamental Trees drapery prices. (313)561-()992. FREE ESTIMATES Excavating Enterprises. 3562. ALUMINUM pliances, light demolition. TREE TRANSPLANTING -GARAGES UMINUM seamless gutter Mike Vallie licensed builder. (313)878-6342. (313)878-0067. HAINES UPHOLSTERY Very negotiable. (313)229-9638. ROY'S TREES MUSIC LESSONS SIDING d chimney flashing Ask for We specialize in complete -RESIDENTIAL & Quality upholstering by skilled hn (313)437-8792. home weatherization. New (313)878-6061 TRIM & GUTTERS craftsman, low prices. free In· Clock Repair Piano-Organ COMMERCIAL AMLESS eavestroughs. construction remodeling. BAGGETT Call Dan home estimates. wide selec- Strings-Wind ADDITIONS & tion. Custom auto and motor- "mlnum overhangs Roof- Senior citizen discounts. EXCAVATING EXPERT clock repair. All work DRIVEWAY gravel, crushed (313)348-0733 g Ch,ml'1ey flashing. (313)437·2109, (313)229-8063. guaranteed. (313)624-6268. stone. pea stone. septic REMODELING cycle upholstery. Free pick up Septic systems. .349-0580 'palrs Licensed 30 years. After5D.m. please. stone. sand. fill dirt. top soli. and delivery. (313)887-9223. basements. bulldozing. (313)231-1150. -ALUMINUM SIDING 13}229-6m It costs no more Schnute Music Studio WHITE Construction. licens- J & J Upholstering. Big selec· • gravel, driveway Drywall ... toget . Northville ed and insured builder. 15 tion of fabric. excellent work. Appliance Repair CUlverts, parking lots -DECKS free estimates, pick up and first class workmanship DRYWALL finishing and hang- years experience. Roofing. and sewers. "SPECIAL" delivery. (313)624-4657. R ElectriC Appliance ser- FIRST PLACE WINNER of ing. textures done. Free ex· new and' tear·olls. Free Painting Decorating e refrigerators. freezers. two National Awards. NORTHVILLE timates. George (313)227-6247. 7yds. ROAD & FREE ESTIIATE estimates. Senior citizen dis- SERRA'S Interiors & • HAMILTON has been count. (313)227-1198. Upholstery. 116 N. Lafayette. Icrowave ovens. DRYWALL, hang finished and satisfying 349-0116 GRAVEL A·1 Quality" sane prices. South Lyon. (313)437-2838. shwashers. ranges. textured. Call Jim (517)546- Jack's Painting, 11 years ex- ,shers and dryers. Large customers $59 229-6050 Sewing 3634 or Frank (517)546-5389. - perience. (313)231·2872. Wallpapering rls Inventory for do-It· for over,2O years. 7 yards :;lcreened JOURNEYMAN drywall, taper FOR the finest in professional AL TERA nONS! We can urse'f Prompt courteous You deal directly with the owner. All work BACKHOE work, dozer. and texturing. Call Wayne TOPSOIL painting service. commercial Roofing & Siding restyle your out-of-date war- WALLPAPERING. 15 years ex- rvlce. low rates. (517)546- perience. Starting $7 a roll. guaranteed land com· grading, driveways. carpen- alter 6.00 pm, (313)229-2603. $59 drobe. Personal designing. 50, 116 West Grand River. or residential. new construc- .~"'''''''''IIIP. (313)348-1456. petltively priced. try. Call Richard Krause. LIVINGSTON Plastering/- tion or re-do. Also wallpaper- Fa!;hions by laVern. (5171546- 1well Michigan. ALSO DELIVERING: - FREE ESTIMATES (313)229-6155. Texture Contractors. Repairs. ing. drywall. and plaster 3700. WALLPAPER. inslallation and FILL DIRT-PEAT coordination. also window. Asphalt - Designs BULLDOZING, sand and remOdeling. customizing. pro- repairs. cabinet and woOd ALTERATIONS and sewing. - Additions ·Kitchens gravel hauling. Gravel fessional quality. (313)227- WOODCHIPS-BARK refinishing and sprayed II.I~"••• "~ For fit, for restyling. for com- treatment designs, very - Porch -Enclosures. etc. driveway repair. odd jobs. 7325. SAND-STONE' finishes. Insured and fort. for value. Call Carmen. reasonable. references. Call 7 a.m. to noon or after 7 p.m. references. Call Mike Charlene. (313)227·2701 after ADORA TOM T. Drywall. new and AND SIDING (3131437-6071. (517)546-9744. 348-3150 Gregory, (313)887-6245. 5 p.m. . ASPHALT HAMILTON remOdeling. Smooth, spray or CUSTOM draperies. free Custom Remodelers BAGGETT _ SERVICES BU LLDOZI NG-Iandscaplng- texture. Call (517)548-1945. DESIGNER LANDSCAPERS estimate. (313)348·7352. WALLPAPERING 559-5590 ... 24 Hours private roads, topsoil. sod. Bill's Decorations call Preparation for sod and ROOFING AND (313)422·9143., Experienced professional, gravel. till. No job too small. A- Electrical Wallpapering MACHING PAVING seeding. railroad ties. trees. 349-4751 SIDING, HOT union trained. full-time. 1 Bulldozing. (313)685-1741. shrubs. patio stones. shredd- Storm Windows BACKHOE WORK FAIR N' Square construction. ELECTRICIAN, licensed. FEAR BROTHERS ASPHALT BUILT-UP Starting $7.50 per roll. CULVER Construction. TRUCKING residential and commercial. Residential and commercial. ed bark. wood chipS, retainer Painting-Staining Satisfaction guamnteed. Gravel, sand. top soil and fill ROOFS, SHINGLE ALUMINUM storm windows SNOW PLOWING All types of repairs. moder· Free estimates. Reasonable walls. sidewalks, patios, also Interior-Exterior MARK dirt. Septic systems (new and and doors. inside storms. FREE ESTIMATES nization and addillons. Free rates. (313)227-1550. trucking for all materials. Call Drywall Repair ROOFS, ALUMINUM THE PAPERHANGER (313)437·5550 estimates. (313)685-1701. repaired). All bulldozing and Joe now for free estimates. doorwall storms. basement NEED a licensed electrician 349-4751 (313)437-9850 backhoe work. (517)223-3618. (517)548-3194. GUTTERS AND storms. also storm panel in- for that small job arour;ld the _ serts. and porch enclosures. (517)223-8289 DOWN SPOUTS, Windows OMPLETE PARKING LOT J. WEINBURGER house? If so. please call Free estimates. Howell Solar AINTENANCE Asphalt HAULING of top soil. sand. MILFORD PAINTING - residen- ALUMINUM SIDING BUILDERS, INC. (313)229-6044. Company. (517)546-1673. nveways, parking lots. gravel and backhoe work. EVERGREEN SALE tial and commercial. also tex- SOUTH Lyon Industries. FeatUring the new Lyon case- turing. Experienced in top ANDTRIM. manufacturer of prime vinyl 'pairs hne painting Paul Reasonable rates. Dennis Engine Repair SPRUCE & FIR Tree Service ment wood replacement win- and wood replacement win- ehr (313)363-2932 Vesper. (517)546-2220. quality work. fUlly insured. dow made for the energy con- SMALL engines repaired. 4'-12' B&B , James Klepser. (313)685-7130. NORTHVILLE dows. Open Monday thru Fri· Ken Northrup ED'S Tree Service. 20 years scious person. Free pick-up and delivery. day. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. satur- LEHR Fill sand and gravel. Septic experience, reasonable rates, Snowmobiles. mowers. trac· 349~3110 day. 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. ASPHALT PAVING ALSO tanks. drain fields. bulldOZing. free estimates. (517)546-0922. tors. etc. (313)632-6327. PAINTING (313)437-4151. Also ROOFING Also SIding. Insulation. (313)231-3537,(313)449-2787. Sa.m. to 10p.m. ;ommerclal IS. Hesldentlal. Decks. Porches. AddJllons Interior-Exterior ...... POND dredging and develop- Excavating CRANE TREE trimming. 'stump luahty Work. THE PRICE and Other Remodeling Needs. WALLPAPERING removal. Insured. (517)546- 209 S. LAFAYETTE ment. Turn swamp areas into S RIGHTI Deep strength MOBILE crane. digging and 1If. For An Appointment 3810 or (313)437-2270. SOUTH LYON useful Irngatlon or decorative Reasonable Rates ROOFING· nateflals. FREE tlng. Ponds. ditches. setting CALL EVENINGS (313)437·9395 ponds. Equipped for fast ef"· and :STIMATE trusses. Krager Trucking. Call Lou cient work. Ron Sweet. 231-1484 Sheet metal Sawmill 531-8016 (313)437-1n7. (517)546-4860. (313)349-1558 JACOBS Brothers. licensed CUSTOM $awing. Your logs or Window Washi~~ • TIM Esper Excavating. All LEONARD'S TREES bUilder. 10 years experience. Floor Service ours. Munro's Sawmill Auto Repair types of backhoe work. PROFESSIONAL residential. Remodeling of any kind. new OWEN & Sons, painting. (313)349-2359. Novi. Bulldozing. Excavating. PROFESSIONAL POWER commercial. references. free 3RAKE Jobs done, my home, bathrooms. kitchens. Outside NORTHVILLE RAKING at reasonable rates. wallpapering. window clean- Basements. Septic Fields new Shingles, Septic Tank Service estimates. Call Steve. easonable, cerllfled. Ask for work; garages. utility sheds. WOOD FLOORS licensed. (313)348-6565. ing, general maintenance. (313)437-8514., ~arlln (313)878-3270 Aluminum siding. reasonable. and repaired. Free Estimates. (3131349-1416. Built-up (517)546-8147. Materials 1313l349-n21. SEPTIC installation. repair and (51 n548-4392. One -ply Welding JUALITY auto repair. fair Laying & Finishing PAINTING and wallpaper strip- cleaning. Marv Lang sanita- ping. interior and exterior. Jrlces Reliable service. Carpentry Phone (313)349-6308 systems tion. (313)349-7340. (313)624· established company located BLUEGRASS reasonalbe prices. quality between 1135. D. L. MILLER COMPANY n Northville since 1962. KITCHENS CARR Carpentry. add a new LAWN SUPPLIES work. experienced. Mike. SEPTIC tanks, cleaned and Welding and repairs. General 313)349-3082. ask for Howard. look to your home or offIce. 8 a.m.-12 noon are cutting (313z348.3747. ONLY repaired. Ask about our From rough to finish, we do it SOD NORTHVILLE field maintenance. portable C.C.L.S. for slow and failing Basement Waterproofing JIM DEMERS all. Licensed. (517)548-3355. 7daysaweek heli. arcs .• arc .• gas. Commer· PAINTING 349-5582 seals. Free brochure. Eldred clal and residenlial. (517)223-. HOME SERVICES Furniture Refinishing 8 a.m.-5 p.m. STOP' that leaky basement CARPENTER. 30 years ex· and Sons. (313)229-6857. 9348. at 51825 W. 8 Mile Interior-Exterior .. .. perience. Remodeling and permanently Phone for free (313)349-1725 J. A.·s WOOD RESTORATION Also estimates (517)546-8734. repairs. A·l work at WALLPAPERING reasonable prices. (517)223- SpecialiZing in woodwork, Deliveries made KITCHEN remodeling. stripping and refmishing. 464-2081 Reasonable Rates Brick. Block. Cement 3146. cabinets and countertops. (313)437-3991. 464-2080 Call Bernard Thankstoyou... r------_. CARPENTRY and general BRICK, stone, cement work References. Tom Nelson. maintenance. licensed. Gary STRIP and refinish by hand. TOPSOIL, proceSSed and un· (313)669-3635 SOD and repair Good work at (3131632-5135. Lange. (313)698-3729. Call Jim. (517)546·7784. processed. shredded bark. itworks ... responSible prices Free LICENSED builder. addillons. (517)546-8875. white gypsoum rock. Open remodeling, basements. DELIVERED INSTALLED est, mates (517\546-4021. Carpet Cleaning saturday til 2 p.m. No Sun· PAINTING. intenor. extenor. ALL OF US decks. roofing. 16 years ex- Handyman ·for days. Eldred Bushel StoP. residential, commercial. Pro- U-pick-up at our farm, 12 Mile and Milford ACE Steam Cleaning Co. Pro- perience. Quality work. 2025 Euler Rd.. Brighton. fessional work at low prices. Rd., New Hudson. New varieties of blue fessional carpet and ANY flx,up jobs around house. C& FCEMENT (313)437·1392. (313)229-6857. Free estimates. (313)348-0213. grass blends - shade grass upholstery cleaners. Fall Plumbing. electrical. small ALL TYPES OF specials. (313)437-2504. carpentry. Prompt and PAINTING. interior. exterior. reasonable. (313)437-0548. H.E. EDWARDS Free estimates. Jerome Palka. RICH BLACK SOIL CEMENT WORK (313)227·2126 Landscaping Contractors (313)227-4828. DELIVERED FROM OUR FARM MGB Carpet Cleaning. BRICK MASON/HANDYMAN. BASEMENT, experienced in all areas of HYDROSEEDING residential and commercial. Plastering GARAGES, liVing room and hall, $24.95. masonary. rough and finished GRADING & DOZING GREEN VALLEY FARMS • carpentry. electrical. SOD-Del. or Laid DRIVES, WALKS, Furniture and car cleaning LIVINGSTON Plasterlng/· Fireplaces. patios, brick work TOPSOIL & FILL 437-2212 available. (313)634·0880. Texture Contractors. Repairs. Unlliedway ETC. for wood burners, 1/2 inch Free Estimate (313)634-7328.(313)634-5969. remOdeling. customiZing. pro- RESIDENTIAL brick. additions, finished 439-9269 437-3005 • basements. any remodeling _ fessional quality. (313)227- & COMMERCIAL Carpet Service 7325. job. Free estimates. Jerry, I COUPON FOTIS S YOUBSELF s 30 years expenence CARPET and Vinyl installer. (517)548-2409or (313)437-1215. Plumbing DO IT ANi:> SAVE I 2LBS OF SIDING NAILS "We furn old spaces 150years experience, also has into un/que p/aces" DON the handyman. Elec· LANDSCAPING FREE (313)348-2710 good buys on carpet and vinyl. JOURNEYMAN plumber look· COMPLETE ROOFING AND SIDING MATERIALS trical. plumbing. carpentry. No LAWN MOWING 1 W.h Pure"".. 01 '600 00 Call Bob. (313)231-:s951. Ing for side lobs. ('..all George Low honest prices with job too small. (313)231-3847. ROOFING OrMor< DETHATCHING (517)546-4090. ALUMINUM SIDING SPECIALS I CEMENT work Basement builder working on Jobs EXPERT carpet Instalation, 16 HANDYMAN. Painting. FALL CLEAN UPS NO.1 Georgla·Paclflc 1-- COUPON- floors, garage floors. hlmself.Eve.call34Q.8933 years experience. Free drywall. carpentry. paneling 437-1174 or 437-6039 LICENSED. honest. depen- 'BROWN 8" SM F.S. 31.9S/SQ. Assorted Colors 8 32/Bdl I 10lBS OF ROOANG NAILS dnveways. pole bUIldings. estimates.151n548-1748 and home repairs. Free dable. 30 years experience. $ •• FREE Sidewalks and pallos. Free LICENSED builder. Custom estimates. Call Loren. Someone you can trust to do a 8" & 04 F.S. 39.9S/SQ. $24.95 Sq. I W>lhPurc"""OI'600oo • estimate (517)546-7264. building and remOdeling. D. L. Ceramic Tile (313)349-2246.11no answer. call good job. (517)223-3146. Factory Closeouts No.2 Factory Seconds I Or Mor< CONCRETE worK. Quality at a Davis. (517)223-3842. before Sam or after 5:30pm. PREMIUM QUALITY NORM'S PLUMBING SERVICE ASSORTED COLORS 42.9S/SQ. Asphalt White. Black. . ALL Ceramic tile expertly fair pnce Block foundations. LICENSED BUILDER. Custom Repair work. remOdeling and No 'White Brown & Assorted Colors done. New and repairs. ODD lobs. painting. small d r I v e way s • gar age s. homes built. ,~emodellng. BLUE'GRASS additions. (313)349-0496. S"SM&D4SM&RW 49.9S/SQ. Licensed. (313)227-7754. carpentry. electrical. cement. 20.95/SQ. Sidewalks. patios. pole barns. decks. siding. garages. trim BLEND Gullers. shullers. & cuslom (313)459-4260. plumbing. Reasonable rates. VINYL SIDING bond,ng Oohvery available on and repair work Licensed and work. storm Windows. Call Call Roger (517)223-8275. Ihe grou. un youf/oof Insured Call alter 6 pm. Mlngis. (313)231·2580. CERAMIC tile. Installed and PLUMBIt'JG 05 WHITE &ALMOND 39.9S/SQ. repaired. Complete bath TWENTY-five years ex· PickUpS HOI roohng malenals available. (313)227-6389 QUALITY perlence in residential repair. ALUMfNUM SOFFIT F.S. 36.9S/SQ. sreep and dead level asphall. mOdernization. (517)546-8921. Delivery Repair-Replacement Complete Accessories Fnr The Above lells. roollnsulallon. coallngs. ""', (3131474-8809. Electric, plumbing. and carpentry. Also complete ren· Modernization . , , . Chlmn@Y Cleaning & tal preparation. Call Dick. Electric Sewer Cleaning Froe 30 minutes ollechnlcal assistance With purchase of '600 00 or more 01 malerlal Repair (517)548-4597. DELGAUDIO wltllin 30 miles 01 lee Wholesale Su J. Ine LONG SOD FARMS ~ . 55865 Grand River CHIMNEYS. fireplaces. Heating & Cooling PLUMBING repaired or built new. cleaned. AND WHOLESALE UPPl Y. INC. New Hudson, MI. 48165 Wood stove Instal/a lion. State FURNACE replacements. 546-3569 Licensed. insured. Northville High efficiency gas furnaces. FANCY BATH "- '"t- ~" 313 437·6044 or 437.6054 construction. Free estimates. LP or natural gas. Wolverine Locksmith BOUTIQUE 1313l348-1036. Sheet Melal Heating and Cool· Serving the area ing, Inc. licensed and in- DEADBOL T locks 'nstalled. sured. (313)887-4200. since 1949 Locks rekeyed and repaired. 190 E. Main Street THOMASON Heating and Air Keys made alter 5:30 p.m. , . Northvllle-349-0373 (@lbr r~ Conditioning. Installation and (313)437-0993. seNlce, over 20 years ex· Wfire perience. (313)227-1196, :~~!auil'i(313)n8-5798. Insulation DUN RITE DUN RITE SWEEP SERVICE \ WHITE Construction. L1cens· DON'T WAIT INSULATE Fighting for Professional resulte - ed and Insured bUilder,' 15 member of Michigan years experience. Insulation. Save Fuel, Save Money, With The Best • and National Chimney storms. screens. siding. Free Insulation, Fiber Glass, No For- Sweep Guilds. estimates. (313)227-1198. maldehyde 8 3A" Blown in your Attic with R-19 Rating, Regularly $.51 Sq. Ft. Your Janitorial Services (313)231-1189 Sale PrIce $.36 Sq. Ft. Quality Material, LIVINGSTON County Building Quality • Workmanship, 1b YeArS In- and Maintenance SeNlce. Isulatlng Expertese DAVES CHIMNEY SWEEP Specializing in commercial All wood burners and cleaning, stripping. waxing Life fireplaces. A totally clean and window washing and out· Dun Rite Dun Rite Michigan Heart Association (f) operation. call (517)548-9773or side building maintenance. Phone 437-7220 Free Estimates home (51n~1863. (5111548-2387. ~------";"""';'----_...J. . I •• i s Wednesday, October 13,1982-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVilLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDTIMES-9-B 107 MIac4tIl.neo~. , 107 Miscellaneous 109 Lawn 1& Garden 111 Farm Products 112 F.rm Equipment 152 Horses& 152 Horses & 165Help Wanted General 165Help Wanted General Care and Equipment Equipment COSTUME rental and sales. PLEASUREHorse Sweet Mix ASSORTEDsizes of pumpkins 1955Minneapolis Moline, wide Equipment AROBIC dance Instructors GRilL cook and pizza cook' (313)227-3626. $8.50per 100lb. bag, Sho Glo STOP paying high prices for In the field, you pick. Priced front end, 3 point hydraulics, 3 ALWAYS buying horses and WE need room, 1 large hunter desired part-time. For training needed, experience a mus\.· horse vitamins $7.25per 5 lb. Evergreens and Shade Treesl .25 to $5. Also gords, Indian plow, 44 hp, blade. bush hog, ponies, top prices. (313)629- pony, leased to qualified Information call 1(313)360-2125sammy sail Inn, Brighton.' CHAIN saw sharpening, Cole's Elevator, east end of reasonable rates, 1 day ser· Weare knowledgable growers corn, corn stalks and squash. very good condition. $3,000. 0100. . home. 1 medium pony leased before 9 a.m. and alter 2 p.m. (313)229-7562. Marlon Street In Howell. and will help you makea good (313)437-6829. vice. Snow Hardware. (517)546-2720. 2170 Clyde Road, Highland. ARABIAN filly, chestnut, or sold. 1 hall bred, 8 month AfROBIC dance Instructors GENERALoffice help needed. (313)349.4211. selection. You dig, we dig or (313)887-7690. 8N Ford with snowblade. weanling. Sired by Ghallmars old colt, $350, jumper pro-. desired part-time. For training Apply RRRJJ Jig Grinding, QUILTS, polyester batting. potted. All reasonable. APPLES. Pop's Apple Or· (313)437-9909. Shaikh, out of Legendary spect. 1,14.2,honey buckskin, information call (313)360-21251480US-23. Ready again for weddings, Johnson's Red Barn Nursery, chard, you pick. Spys $5.00 FInally. $3,000or besl ofter. show or pleasure horse, very before9 am, after 1 pm. HAVE a rewarding ministry COSTUME RENTALS showers, Christmas, blr. 4500Duck Lake Road, Milford. POLEbarn materials, we stock bushel, Jonnles $4.00bushel. a fuilline. Build It yourself and (313~700, barn (313)349- gentle, $800. Call Pat Mclarty BABY SITTER Must be and earn extra Income ALL ADULT SIZES thdays. DoUble size, 80 x 90 (313)685-3924.Open 9 a.m. to Windfails, $3.00bushel. 62301 8795. (313)349-7272or Diane Ross available for alte~noon or mid. $40. (313)43700045. save, we can tell you how. distributing Christian paper· t In our costume shop located 5 p.m. Monday thru saturday. Sliver Lake Road between APPALOOSA broodmare, 13 (313)348.4151. night shift, Including some Wixom exit oft 6 miles South Lyon lumber and !'arm back books. For more Informa- at 11136Noreen Ct., Hamburg. RUBBER stamps· Milford 1-96, Kent Lake Road and Dlxboro. years, has produced 7 big WESTERN saddle, $75. Also weekends, my home, own tion call or write Norma north on Wixom Roadto Duck Center, 415 East Lake. Shop hours: October 1 • 14 Times, 436 N. Main. Milford. (313)437-0959. (313)437-1751. foals, $750.'Horse hay $1.50. new tack at discount prices. transportation a must. in town. Oosterhaven, Rt.4. Box 188, 5 p,m. to 9 p.m. October 15- (3131685-1507. LakeRoad. CORN fed freezer beef. TRUFF tires and tubes, (517)546-1631. (313)669-3484days, (313)624- Howell, (517)546-8546. White Cloud, MI 49508. 31every day noon to 9 p.m. In- REPOSSESSED SIGNI SHRUBS,dig your own, 55and (313)887-4235. (616)689-1112. : cludIng weekends. Call 13.6x28. excellent condition, ANTIQUEcutter $650. Antique 3754alter 6 p.m. BABY-sitter wanted for eight Nothing down! Take over $10.6645 Six Mile Road,east of buggy $475.(517)546-9255. (313)231-3401for further in- PontiacTrail. CUSTOMsoybean combining. $180.(51n223-3614. WANTED: employed person month old Wednesday and HEAVY mechanic, GM diesel payments $58.50 monthly. Webberville, Fowlerville area. or couple, experienced with Thursday,3:00 pm to 9:00 pm, experience, benefits, good formation. 4 x 8 flashing arrow sign. TRACTOR, International BUYING good riding horses. ft. SNOW Thrower, 42 Inch. Cab (517)521-3409. Grade or registered. (517)468- horses, to rent 2 bedroom own transportation. Ten Mlle. working conditions. Contact New . bulbs. letters. Hale and chains for Simplicity or Harvester BN. Good condi- CARROTTSfor sale, good for tion, $950.(517)651-8702. 3623. house with den and flre~lace, Rushton area. (313)437-5978Doug at (313)227-1100. COMPLETEred hunting sull, Signs. 1-800-227.1617,ext. 667. Allis Chalmers. 10- 16horse, and to form partnership to between 6:00 pm and animal feed, deer feed etc. By CRYSTAL Valley Farm. Superior Olds cadillac. $20; upright vacuum cleaner. SAW sharpening. Hand, cir- 197G-1982.Like new, $625. 2 Woods Brothers corn develop horse larm business. :::8.:.:;00:::....tp::.;m=:,.==-__ .,..-,...-,-- $15; formica kitchen table, (517)851-8702. the pick-up or truck load. For plckers,1 works, $50. (517)223- Horses boarded, bought, HARTLAND Players looking CUlar, chain, carbide, ,mower Information call Trio·Pac . 3338. (313)878-3063. BABY-SITTER needed 1m- for actors, actresses, good condition, $10. (5m546- blades, jointer blades. 4524 sold. English and welltern SHRUBS, top quality, 4 to 5 Farms,(517)223-3590. lessons. Indoor arena. New 153 Farm Animals mediately in my home, Mon- pounders, painters. fighters, 1961. Pinckney Road.(517)546-4636. feet. you dig, $3.50.(313)437. CUSTOM combining, corn or 113 Electronics and used tack. (313)227-6563. day through Friday. (313)231- stitchers. and all willing hands~ STOF.\Mwindows and doors, 6348.' beans. (517)546-4569,(517)546- ANGUS bull, purebred, 30 3956. for musical "Christmas Inside sliders, custom made. TROY Bllt rototillers on sale 3998. COLOR Televisions. 23 inch months old. Call(517)223-9715. ;C;;R:=;U:-=IS-=E-::S::-H"'IP~J"'O:-:B:-:S:':"!-::G""re-a-:-t-;-In-Chimes". Auditions Octobe~ DON'T Freeestimates. (517)546-2200. now. Complete sales, service, remote console. $150;18 inch 19, 20, 21. No pay but lots or. FIRSTcutting hay. 1,200bales. ECHO VALLEY AKC Shih Tzu, Yorkie, Poodle come potential. All occupa- SCRAP copper, brass, parts and rentals. Call Sun portable with stand $110. and Pekingese pups, small, tlons. For information call: satisfaction. Learn how com:: WAIT UNTIL Valley, (313)231-2474. $2.25bale. (517)223-9449.alter (313)437-3508. munlty theatre works. CaIJ,; radiators, batteries, lead,junk 6p:m. FEED STORE shots. (517)546-1459. (3121741-9780ext. 2627. cars, Iron, etc. Free appliance (313)632-5304or (313)629-8670.': MONDAY! THATCHING done by ex- 114 Building Materials CANADA geese, Mandarin Youcan place your ad any day dumping, Regal's. (517)546- perienced sod growers, Custom made Sweet Feed. I am looking for people who' Triumph and Wayne products, and Wood ducks, pheasants of the week, InclUding satur- 3820. soding also available. (313)437- ANTIQUEcast iron spiral stair- want a satisfying career with. hay and straw. Free delivery (Sliver, Golden, Yellow CUSTODIAN day mornings between 8:30 SEVERAL Color TV's, com- 7256. case. (313)349-4706. Michigans largest Real Estate 0 HAYfor sale. (313)349-1755. with quantity orders. Golden, White and and12noon. pletely reconditioned, $100 $2.88Will buy a beautiful 3 foot Rlngnecks). Please call after 20to 40hours per week, after- Company. Free tuition for pre- GETAHEADOFTHE and up. Guaranteed. (313)227. spreading juniper. Excellent HAY, first cutting, $2.Second. Twenty 27 x 28windows, $40. 4 p.m. (313)231-3781. noon shift. Position available license classes. Call Irene at CROWDS.CALL NOW 7811. $3.Straw, $1.40.(51n546-4265. (313)887-3952. 27522 S. Hill Road in Novi area. Experience in RealEstateOne (3131227-5005. hedge or natural look. Red 1'A miles south of Grand DAD'S a champion Lhasa, SINGER-deluxe model, por- BarnNursery. (313)885-3924. HAY. first and second cut. 115 Trade Or Sell Mom's registered Pekingese transportation necessary. Apo JANITORIAL Service seeking DRIVEWAY culverts. South River, New Hudson ply in person at: 2500 Packard table zig-zagger In sturdy car- 12hp. Wheelhorse, '77 with $1.25and up. (313)629-4209. (313)437-5024 and we're beautiful pups. part·time help, Brighton/- .. Lyon Lumber and Farm rying case. Payoff $48 cash or mower deck. snowblower, HAY ,. t tt' $150 sa- 750 Honda for snow plow, (51n546-1459. Road, Suite 201, Ann Arbor, Howell area. Call (3131229-6529 ., Center, 415 East Lake. payments of $7 per month. 5 blade, Wheel weights, and , Irs cu mg, •. firewood or utility trailer. between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.• Tuesday, Wednesday ar;ld (3131437-1751. cond cutting, $2.50. (313)735- (313)229-5309. ELEGANT 3 year old 8 Ewes. $65 each. (313)876- Mondaythru Friday. Thursday.3 p.m. t05 p.m. "" year guarantee. Universal chain. $1,575 or best offer. 7360. ==:::":::::='...... ,,--_;-;---; Thoroughbred mare, great 3833. DEERprocessing, custom cut- Sewingcenter, (313)334-0905. Also gas range, $25.(313)878- LIVE-INcompanion to care for HAY, first cutting. Premium NEW van supplies, off-road disposition, excellent Hunter, FEEDER pigs for sale. ting at OUle's. Hartland area. SAW. 9 Inch heavy duty table 6572. d ttl d t equipment for sale or trade for CARRIERSwanted to deliver elderly male, FowlervIlle area. (313)632-7165. secon cu ng, an s raw. t313\4....",,50 Jumper prospect for child or (313)437-9909. the Monday Green Sheet In (517)223-9017. saw, 1 hp. motor, $100. (517)546-2615. firearms.. j [ ------I Wednesday, OCtober 13,1982-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDTIMES-11·B • 24lIAutomobUe. 240 Automobile. 24lI Automobllet 240 Automobile. 240 Automobile. 240 Automobile. Z40Automobiles 1979TransAm. Loaded. Must repairs, looks good, sell at cruise control, AM-FM slereo, . SURPLUS Jeeps • cars - 1978 Sunblrd, 4 cylinder, see, must sell. (313)684-2375 1088. $1,500 or best offer. air-conditioning, sport Boats. Many sell forunderSSO. automatic, am-fm 8 track, new (517)548-8689.- wheels, new Goodyear nem- For Information call (312)931-tires. Clean. $1,800.(313)624- ~Istantly. po tires, 52,000miles. $4,850. 1961ext. 1360. 4251. TWOVW's, 1968,one running, 1975 Monte carlo, 49.000 (313)229-5332. 1980 Sunblrd. 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IAT 1,. - t 'I ( " • Wednesday, October 13, 1982 Sports Golfers sixth at WLAA 2 Tankers split 3 W4e N ort4uUle iB.ecnrll Cagers drop two 4 Youth soccer results 5 ::·' C" . ,'. ..... Bentley runs out clock on Mustangs~16-10 ...... • w • • By JOHN :\IYERS 11 of the 12 fourth-period minutes to four yards out with 10:59 remaining to waiting to get the ball back," Colligan the Mustangs rattled off 18plays before hand Northville its second Western give the Bulldogs a 16-10 advantage. added. Bill Kinnard nailed a 32-yard field goal : The name of the game in football is Lakes Activities Association loss m Northville's Jim Thomson, who scored Defensively, the Mustangs tried just with 15 seconds left before halftime to Iail control. NorthVille's football team three conte!>ts, Northville now is 1-2 m the lone :\Iustang touchdown in the se- about everything from blitzes to a goal knot the score at 10-all. It was Nor- ,vatched Livonia Bentley effectively the Western Division, while Bentley Im- cond quarter, punted the ball to the line defense at midfield for one play, thville's first field goal since the 1978 .-unout the clock in the fourth quarter to proved its mark to 3-0 in the Lakes 01\'1- Bentley 16 after the Mustangs were but could never come up with the big season. fall for the third time this season 16-10. sion. unable to get a first down in three plays play. The score came after Bentley's Chad The Bulldogs held the ball for nearly Bentley's Keith Perine bulled III from after the Bentley score. "That's too bad," Colligan said. Darke hit a 42-yard field goal to go up From there, it was all Bentley as the "I can't take anything away from 1()'7.It was set up by a nifty punt return Bulldogs used 17 running plays in mar- Bentley. They're not a great football to the Northville 28, but Bentley was ching down to the Northville five-yard team, but they played well Friday. unable to move the ball in three plays. line to seal the victory. They are well-coached, and Bentley did . The Bulldogs got on the scoreboard a nice job," he added, first when Percine ran in from one yard "It was like a nightmare standing on The Mustangs also were without the for a 7-0first·quarter lead. the sidelines watching them drive the services of standout running back and Northville came right back to tie the ball," head coach Dennis Colligan linebacker Andy Dimitroff after he was score on its next series when Dimitroff lamented. "We were just praying to get kicked in the right knee (not the one he on the halfback optIOn pass hit Thom- the ball back ... injured last season) late in the third son for a 32-yard touchdown. The fourth-year mentor noted he had quarter. Colligan admitted the team The closest 1\orthville came to scor- quarterback Dave Longridge beside had a flat spot after Dimitroff went out, ing in the second half was when the him explaining what to do on offense but that he wasn't going to put him back Mustangs drove to the Bentley 38 but when the Mustangs got the ball back, in the game to risk a more serious in- were stopped on downs. :>iorthville had but it never happened. jUry. one other possession stopped at mid- "We just couldn't hold them," he ex- Dimitroff should be ready for action field. plained. "When Thomson punted the against Livonia Churchill at 7:30 p.m. After the :>iorthville punt, Bentley ball down to the 16, I told the coaches Friday, Colligan said. The game is started its winning touchdown drive 'That's good. We'll get the ball back Homecoming night for Northville. from its own 26. around midfield if we hold them'. Northville also had its moment of "They Both Northville's girls' tennis squad and Farm- ington Harrison's traded sweeps on each other last Friday, but it did not work out to the Mustangs' ad- vantage. The Hawk!>swept the four singles matches, while Northville cleaned up in the three doubles matche~ in this Western Lakes Activities Association en- counter. The result: Harrison 4, Northville 3. The loss came at the tail end of-a busy week for the Mustangs who won earlier matches against Walled Lake Central last week Wednesday 6-1 and Milford Lakeland 6-1last week Monday. Thus, Nor- thville stands at 9-3 overall and tied for first in the Western Division with Harrison and Canton. "I'm a little disappointed," veteran coach Uta \ .. '''' "" <> ...... ><. Filkin said. "I figured it would be close. We came ~. Beautify your home qUickly, easily ': ...... :0. ... -,- - • __ ._--...,. .. _.t1~ ?att.,4~ close in fourtlrsingles: but not'close-enough." -.....,.-..- - - Holly Hubbard was downed by Harrison's with paneling-from PLUSWOOOll 'S,,~ z,;'; . -- Theresa Moleman in straight 6-4 sets at fourth The Paneling peoplee . singles. It was the closest Northville came to winn- S~ ing a singles match all afternoon. I'l" !, ';'1 ~ ,. ';o~r< I h, e- 8'·°1 ' ~tt I • , Marnie Dillow was defeated by Kelly David-;on in I I It/.;. II I I it'. ""-,1 Jough opening = 6'HT I I~ 1; , I'! J • ,...... straight 6-2 sets at first singles, while Gail J 25% · 'I' ,Jj ....'J ' \( I IIMU ,· Engelmeyer was blanked in straight 6-0 sets by k.~. V OFF te_ · Julie Lukasiewicz in second singles. Jill Stevens ;::--~. ;EE-='l ' "1" rr -.) 0,_. ~ , .f /~ ....,-j.. I 0 ~ · was defeated by Sharise Berk 6-3, 6-1 at third '~ ,...._- LIST ';" I' ,,; ·n; ~ ;._ -.,!, .--"0 . L Co I wd singles. • .4 .._ 0"(-"'1""<;e,'" L I " I ~ l 41 d' 18!f I ," While Harrison had the relatively easy time in .I ~ singles, Northville cruised through the doubles PSIl8L ~ ~" Your Choice $5~~, .' matches. Perma-Shield~ Reg. $8.49 I~\\ Jackie Nicols and Denise Colovas were 6-4, 6-1 • Buckboard Oak _ !""1'1I .. _ Gliding Door n winners over Jill Birsa and Ann Jacobson at first • White Elm • Sunset Pecan '----- InWhite ~ doubles. The second tandem of Jeannine Cook and • Vermont Oak • Fuji Walnut Jean DuSablon were 6-2, 6·1 winners over Amy 4M Print on Plu8wood Core Harris and Maria Grigilo, while Vicki Robins and Amy Nieuwkoop were straight 6-1 victors over Deanie Kool and Laura Welling at third doubles. 8 Ft. Northville had little trouble with either Central or Lakeland. In fact, Filkin shuffled her line-up against Central to include three junior varsity Record photo by STEVE FECHT players seeing varsity action. 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October 13. 1982 Soccer team extends unbeaten streak Not since early september has the Northville boys' soccer team tasted the The coaches believed though, that was a game the Mustangs should have agony of defeat. The Mustangs stili stayed away from the loss column last won'.However, they noted the team had some injuries it was playing over. Thursday as they recorded another victory and tie to stretch the string of Northville also outshot the Bulldogs 25·12. unbeaten games to eight. , Marshall tallied two goals and Fabio Nielsen added another to pace the y,~c- Northville allowed a late second·half goal to Livonia Bentley which forced a 3· tory over Harrison. Northville also had a goal call~d back for a reason w~ICh all tied last Thursday and thus change the term of undefeated streak to the coaches were never given a good answer, they saId. . " unbeaten. Also, the Mustangs tripped Farmington Harrison 3·2last week Tues· The Mustangs netted an indirect kick, but the official blew his whistle. After day. , Harrison protested, the ball came back for a drop ball not near where the in· Livonia Stevenson, one of the top rated teams in the state. was the last team direct kick took place. The coaches said they didn't understand the call. to defeat Northville 5·2back on September 15. The Mustangs were seeking revenge against Plymouth Canton yesterday. Since then, Northville has been one of the hottest teams in the Western Lakes and wiIIbattle Livonia Franklin at 3:30p.m. Thursday at the Northville football Activities Association. The Bentley contest was a seesaw affair with the BUlldogs grabbing an early field. 1-0 lead. However, Northville stormed back with goals by Tom Gribbell and Also, the Mustangs will travel to Steven~on Monday Cor a first·round Class' A Randy Eppers to take a 2·1lead. regional contest against the team they were last beaten by. If the Mustangs win, Bentley knotted the score with a goal from 30-35 yards, according to co· then they probably will play again October 22. ' coaches !\Iarv Gans and Dan Swayne. Greg Marshall, who has been on a scoring Northville also has a non-league contest against Dearborn Edsel Ford at tear, netted a penalty kick to give the Mustangs a 3·2 advantage. But, Bentley home at 4p.m. Tuesday. came back with another goal from about 30-35yards with five minuts remaining With all of the games coming up, the coaches noted it will be a critical week, to tie the contest. but the team will take the games one at a time. All at Special Prlcesl Linl{.ers COptwo wins; Make-Up ArtIst oh Staff 'i (By Appointment Only), place sixth at WLAA BY JOHN MYERS toured the course for an 83. while Ra. Nutter came in with an 84 and Gary At least Joe Blake recetved what he 1\Ietzan 85. was hoping for last week. Blake noted those were the kinds of The veteran golf mentor wanted his consistent scores he has been looking Northville linkers to triumph in its last for, but he would have liked to see that two meets to complete the regular kind of scoring dowp in the 70s. season over .500. Livonia Stevenson won the league The Mustangs did that with Western meet with a team total of 392, which Lakes Activities Association victories was six strokes better than Central's over Lakes Division foe Walled Lake 398. Churchill was third at 399, Famr· Central 213·215last week Tuesday and ington was fourth at 403 and Western Western Division rival Plymouth Can- was fifth at 405. ton 199-207last week Wednesday. After Northville and Salem, Canton The double wins enable Northville to was eighth at 424,Farmington Harrison complete the season at 7-6overall and 5· was ninth at 430 and Livonia Bentley 4 in the Western Division. The was last at 434. 1\hlstangs tied with Walled Lake Blake was somewhat surprised at Western for second in their division Central's fmish considering Northville behind divisional champion Livonia had defeated the Vikings just six days Churchill, which finished at 6-3. Farm- earlier, but he explained, "I understand ington won the Lakes Division with an they were an up and down team all 8-1mark. season. They played fairly well 'today Northville, however, did not do qUIte (Monday)." so well in the WLAA meet 1\Ionday at In that Central match, Pegrum was Rolling Meadows finishing in a sixth- the top Northville linker with a nine- place tie with Plymouth Salem at 415. hole total of 38. Pohlod, Justus, Kip "I thought ,ve could have been in the Mack and Eric :\'1orfeall carded 44s to top four or five," Blake lamented "If complement Pegrum's round. we could have had a couple of scores in The next day was Northville's best of One Call Places Your Ad In More . our potential of 70s...but our best score the season as the Mustangs broke 200 was an 81." for the first time as a team. Than 65,000 Area Homes Dave Pohlod was the top Mustang Pegrum, Pohlod and Nutter carded golfer with an 81, while Bob Pegrum 38s, while Mack had a 42 and Justuse a Call 348-3022 carded an 82for the 18holes. Bob Justus 43. 1I0RTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE/NOVI NEWS ~~·l. FQQTBALL ~Ql\lTEST .' . ~ Enter Todayl You May Be A Winnerl , \}o/ Record photo by JOHN GALLOWAY HERE ARE THE RULES First Ray Nutter carded an 84at the WLAA meet Take a plain piece of paper and number down the left hand SIde from 1 to 14 $ You will notice that each square below IS also numbered from 1 tll 14 and Prize each contains a football game to be staged thIS comIng weekend. To complete C.HAROLD ChuTchill haTrieTshand' your entry you must do the follOWing. • (1) After each number on your paper write the name of the sponsor of the BLOOM AGENCY • corresponding square. • Over 38 Years Experoence (2) FollOWIng the sponsor's name-wrote the name of the wInning team NHS fiTst league defeat (3) In addltoon you must pick the total pOInts scored on the outcome of the 108 W. Main Northville game In square 14. This will be used In the case of a tIe and then the contestant 349-1252 whose score IS closest to the actual score WIll be declared the winner Livonia Churchill showed Northville's cross country why it is the team to beat Be sure to wnte your name. address and phone number plaInly on your in the Western Lakes Activities Association as the Chargers easily handled the piece of paper (your entry). In case of a lie. pnze money Will be split. $ ,$ Mustangs 15-48last Thursday. , NOTE: Only ONE entry per HOUSEHOLD family per week. Prize money Third It was the second loss of the season for the :\tustangs, now 4-2overall and 3-1 paid only to name on entry. PLEASE do not enter several times using friends' Second 1n the Western Division. names. Such entries will be disqualified If discovered. If you're ~ dmer "Churchill is a really good team. It will hkely contend in the state meet If it Copies of the contest WIll be posted at the NorthVille Record offrce at 104 Prize ~ge 55. or o'er. Auto· W Main, each week. Prize keeps improving the way it has been," Northville coach Ed Gabrys said. . ner~ ma) be able 10 Entnes should be addressed "Football Contest" NorthVIlle Record. 104 W 0" Main, NorthVille and must be postmarked or brought to our offIce no later than 5 ,a\ c ) ou monc) on your The Chargers, behind Don l\ 5. Notre Dame vs Arizona 6. Tenn. vs Alabama 7. Clemson vs Duke 8. Novi vs Lakeland Schrader's McNish's Sporting NORTHVILLE FOREMAN Goods & Trophies STATION ORCHARDS Dome Farals.dags Varsity Jackets 340N. Center St. and CIDE~ MILL Trophies & Awards • Submarines. Sea Food. RIbs U·PICK 111 N. Center·North.m. • Chicken· P,zza. Pasta 34~1838 Team Outfitters 9a m ~p m DAILY to Jan. 1St. Mon Tu ... -SOt. 9-6: Thu ... ·Fr••9,9 Novl·Ten Shopping Center FOR THE BEST PIZZA Fruits' Fresh Donuts' FrUIt Products ROUND or SQUARE CI_w.dnetdoy 41684W. 10 Mile, Novl 348·1820 A 3 Mlle. We.t of Norlhvllle on Seven Mile Palt Ridge Rd. • 10 M,lo at MOadowbrOOk M·F 9-6 Sat 9-5 CALL 348·3333 9. Northville vs Liv. Churchill 10. Ply. Canton vs W.L. Western 11.W.L. Central vs Farm. Harriso 12. Missouri vs Iowa SI. TIE-BREAKER REPAIRS c •• A41 & CaH 14. lIIinoisvs Ohio SI. SALES 348·3022 N.9R.!IlVILLE Total Points Scored _ \o\!,1tch l;JC/ock. ..shop , 132 W. DlJNLAP NORTHVILLE: 13. N. carolina vs N. carolina St. I Blk. N. of Mai(l 349·4938 .' , " •• Wednesday, October 13,1982-THENORTHVILLERECORO-3-C Tankers overwhelmed' by Brighton Mustangs trade sweeps , ' It is a rare exception when the Nor- place. Khris Korowln, Cindy Panowicz. finish. Also, the 400 freestyle relay in the 50 freestyle; Watts in diving; thville girls' swim team does not take at Kathy Bainbridge and Tish Johnson squad of Thompson, Settles, Nelsen and Bainbridge In the 100butterfly; Sellen in loss to Harris(Jn, 4-3 least one first-place finish at a dual composed the medley relay, while Lisa Felicelli was second. in the 100backstroke; and Settles In the meet - win or lose. But, that is exactly Shawn Bales, Kim Thompson, Kristin IndiVidually, Thompson copped two 100freestyle. Karen Brining in the 100 what happened to the Mustangs against Nelsen and Trish Settles composed the breaststroke, Fellcelli in the 100 Continued from 1-e • runner·up slots in the 200 individual freestyle and Nelsen in the 200freestyle Brighton last week Tuesday. freestyle rclay. medley and the 100 butterfly. Settles The BUlldogs were simply awesome Both Nelsen and Thompson took two was second in the 50 freestylc, while all claimed fourths In their respective Dillow, Engelmeyer and Stevens all won their respective matches, events. in claiming firsts in all 1events in han- individual firsts. Nelsen claimed the Nelsen was runner-up in the 50<' while Jennifer Trausch won at fourth singles. ding Northville an 81-46 defeat. The 100-yard breaststroke and the 5O-yard freestyle. Fclicelli claimed second ir The Mustangs are in action against Colovas and DuSablon teamed at first doubles for victory as did Laura Bulldogs had two swimmers reach the freestyle. Thompson won the 200-yard the 200 freestyle, while Bainbridge die WLAA Lakes Division opponent Farm- Mitchell and Jenny Cass at second doubles. Robins and Niuewkoop were state qualifying time in two events, and individual medley and the 100-yard but· the same in the 100backstroke. ington at 7 p.m. Thursday at home, and defeated at third doubles. just missed by tenths of a second in five terfly. they host non-Ieagu~ Novi at 7 p.m. Against Lakeland, Dillow, Engelmeyer, Stevens and Hubbard all were others. Other winners included Bales in the Thirds were taken by Peggy Herald Tuesday. victorious. Cook and DuSablon were victors at first doubles, while Col- "With rare exception we swam poor- l00-yard backstroke; Bainbridge in the ovas and Trausch were second doubles winners. Robins and Nieuwkoop Iy," second-year coach Bill Dicks said. l00-yard freestyle; Cathy Heitert in div- -- ~t~"~~ ~~~ ~~ ~» were defeated at third dOUbles. The Mustangs also had some junior varsity matches against Lakeland "They (Brighton) swam very well. ing; and Settles in the 200-yard ~ " ~ '1en if we had (swum) better, they still freestyle. ~>I> {~ -1'''' with Julie Kiehfuss winning her pro set <;inglesmatch 8-1. Mitchell and • •\ould have won the meet." Northville also took six seconds with Cass were 8-2,8-1 doubles victors over two different opponents. Trausch / However, the Mustangs rebounded Holly Sellen doing so in the 100 . and Kiehfuss also were 8-3 winners, while Cyndi DeHoff and Lori lor an easy 87·36 win over Western freestyle; Johnson in the 500-yard Housman were 8-4victors. takes Activities Association opponent freestyle; Bainbridge in the 100 The freshmen team of Mandy Olgren and Melinda Paffel were 8-3win· 1'armington Harrison last Thursday. backstroke; Kim McRae in diving; ners, while Kris Kazyak and Sue Shureb were defeated 8-4. Sorthville now stands at 3-2overall. Bales in the 200individual medley; and Northville was in action against Western Division foe Livonia Churchill "Harrison has 11 swimmers, but only the 200 medley relay team of Stacy Monday and participated in the WLAA meet Tuesday at Plymouth Can- swam \vith nine because two were out Sweitzer, Dawn Biondi, Karen Brining ton. Northville hosts non·league Brighton before heading to the Class A sick," Dicks related. "They have the and McRae. regionals at.Ann Arbor Friday. same problem we had last year. They Taking thirds in the meet were Kim don't have the numbers " . Brining in the 200freestyle; Linda Shott • Also, Dicks noticed the Mustangs in the 50 freestyle; Mandy Watts in diVe swam better than they did against ing; K(m Brining in the 100butterfly; Junior Varsity gridders fall, 15-13 Brighton in addition to having a better Panowicz in the 500freestyle; Settles in attitude. the 100 breaststroke; and the 400 Despite a second-half rally, the Nor- quarter. Doug Hartman added another "They were having fun. They were up freestyle relay team of Watts, Kim thville junior varsity fell to unbeaten six·pointer on a nine-yard run in the to swim," he explained. Brining, Thompson and Panowicz. Livonia Bentley 15-13last Thursday in a fourth quarter. Jeff Bush added the ex· Unlike the Brighton meet, Northville Northville took eight second-place Western Lakes. Activities Association tra point conversion. , took 10 of the 11 possible first-place finishes in the Brighton meet. The 200 match up. Defensively, Northville was paced by finishes. medley relay squad of Korowin, Rick Van Buren scored the Mustangs' :\Iark Deal with nine first hits, while Both the 200-yard medley and 400- Johnson and Kim and Karen Brining first touchdown on an 85-yard kickoff Phil Pendleton added eight. Also. Ken Kim Tho1'!1pson(front) and Trish Settles are two o~ the swim Rosselot had two pass interceptions. yard freestyle relay teams took first started things off with a runner·up team's top tankers return after a Bentley score in the third ~• O'Sheehan's Run ,r===:l to help recreation TO&:Y VISA" I ), l:::J O'Sheehan's is sponsor· old. The club is open to' FALL SPECIALS Monday thru Friday FABRIC SHOPS ing the First Annual Fun 350 members, and Run in conjunction with registration will take Golf9Hoies Golf9Hoies the Northville Trotters place the month of with $650 with $650 ~ • Running Club and the November only. The club breakfast _ lunch In Northville In Novi '1 recreation department will ski at Alpine Valley 7 MileRoadbetween ~ 10MileRoadat Golf9Hoies Golf9Hoies NorthVille& Haggerty MeadowbrookRoad Saturday, November 6. on Friday evenings. Roads -' Inthe Novl-10Plaza All proceeds will go to the With N.Y. $1150 2wlthap~ople $1300 Inthe NorthVillePlaza recreation department. Strip Steak I cart Youth basketball The five kilometer race league registrations still Pebble Creek Golf Club OPEN DAILY9to9 SUNDAY 11 toS will begin at 9 a.m., and are being accepted until the 10 kilometer race at October 22 for interested and Restaurant 9:30 a.m. by O'Sheehan's third through ninth grade Corner 10 Mile & Currie Beer· Wine· Liquor Tavern, 43333Seven Mile. boys and girls. Coaches South Lyon 437-5411 Open 7 A.M. Medals will be awarded are needed, and games to the first and second are played from January • place male and female until March on Saturdays Shop TG&Y Fabric Shops finisher in each age and/or Sundays. group. DENTAL and see these quality Early registrations There is open swim ~t must be received by Fri· the high school Montlays day, October 29. The cost and Wednesdays from REFERRAL is $4 for 12 years old~nd 'Doubleknits...."" ,,,...-...,,Wools~ ...... -...... ,. 8:30-9:30 p.m. and Satiir- . .,SERVICE~4-'-~~~'"'4. -- ~,'",,- under, $5 for running ClUb days from noon until 2 members, $6 for 13 years p.m. and 4·6p.m. The cost • May we heJpyou find a old arid older and $9 for is 50 cents for one hour dentist? Velours, -Calicos, late registration. For and $1for two hours. • more information, call • There is no charge for our 349·0203. referral. There will be a Nor- .Anywhere in the Tri-county Checks, Flannels thville Running Club There is an information meeting at 7 p.m. area. packet at the recreation Wednesday, October 20, PHONE department for all in- at city hall. Current and and Corduroys terested skiers between new members are en· 559·7900 the ages of 12and 17years couraged to attend. 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Cagers bested by Bentley, Harrison TU~~L:~.~~RS. . 11.pper NO APPOINTMENT It really should not come as too much Maliszewski was filling in for about three minutes Into the game naround was rebounding, according to EVER NECESSARY of a surprise that the Northville girls' Korowin who Is out with a back injury before the Bulldogs started to steal the Hurst. basketball team dropped two more for at least another week. Korowin hurt ball from Northville for some easy lay "We couldn't rebound," Hurst said. "ANNOUNCES" THE games last week. her back in a recreational soccer con- ups. , "They absolutely crushed us on the The Mustangs ran Into two stronger test October I, and was unable to prac· Western Lakes ActiVities Association tlce aU last week. GRAND OPENING squads In Farmington Harrison and "That didn't help," said Hurst of not 'We couldn't rebound. They absolutely Livonia Bentley, and the results were having Korowin. "She was at the point • of its New Downtown basically the same as Northville met a where she could contribute some crushed us on the boards.' NORTHVILLE LOCATION tougher squad. points." 126N. Center St. Harrison began the week Tuesday The defensive work of Lisa Cahill, Rick Hurst, HURON VALLEY HOW. NEW HUDSON LUMBER BLACKS HARDWARE 2550 N. Millord 5660t Grand River 117 E. Main st. Berlin Milford, MI 48042 New Hudson, MI 48178 Northville, MI 48167 (3131685·0901 (313)437·1423 (3131349·2323 forward it BROOKSIDE HARDWARE MARTIN'S HARDWARE PLYMOUTH LUMBER & HOW. 1021 Novi Rd. 105 N. Lafoyelle 1050 Ann Arbor Rd. Northville, MI 48167 South Lyon, MI48178 Plymouth, MI 48180 lat Albion (3131349·4488 (3131437·0600 (3131455,7500 NUGENT'S HOW. MELVIN.FITZGERALD HOME CTR SNOW HARDWARE Northville's KeVin 22970 Ponllac Trail 970 East West Maple 316 N. Center St. South Lyon, M148178 Walled Lake, MI 48088 Northville, Mt 48167 Berlin is a forward wing (313)437.1747 (313)624.4583 (313)349·4211 on the this season's AI· bion College soccer team. The freshman is being counted on, along with the rest of the Britlon squad. !t by head coach Brian ThkeThe McPheely to turn the tables after Albion pro- duced a 4·8 record in the Overland Route Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association for firth place. To The West Berlin is a 1982 graduate of Detroit Catholic Central High If.. School. v Schoolcraft offers fitlless Schoolcraft College's fully equipped physical education complex is Only 6 mg yet rich enough to be called deluxe. helping families and in- If you'rc hankcrin' for some western boots, take the dividuals keep trim and Regular and Menthol. Quickcst route to Overlanct Trading CompanyTM. fit Sunday afternoons. Wc've got a selection of men's and women's Frye Boots Open a box today. that"will drivc you wild. Membership in the club • Here at Overland Trading Company is by each 13-week we carry originals. Beware of imifations. semester and costs $'20 per Individual member· ship, 1$38 for both semesters) or $SS per family membership ($9!) for both semcstcrsl. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined To apply for a mcmbcr· That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. ship. phone th(' ornc(' of • Communlt>· Servl('c at 6 mg "Iar;' 0.6 mg nlcoline av. per cigarelle, by FTCmethod. 591-&100,extellsloll401l. f __ ...... IlIiII.- ... ,- • , I • Wednesday, October 13, 1982- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-5-C Northville West Suburban youth soccer results listed . ". .' Here are this week's Northvilleyouth KevinLegeland MikeMatthews. Northville Demons 3, Northville Pan- defensive players: Pam George and DentandJeff BacigalUpi. UNDER-14 GIRLS ~",..;. soccer results in action played in the Northville No. 1 United O. Farm. das O. Outstanding offensive players: Julie Stoeckel. No. 11. NorthvilleArrows 1. Plymouth No.3 NorthvilleWildcats5.Plymouth~O. 4 WestSuburban Soccer League: ington Tanna Chaudoin and Jodi Grasley lor Northville Jets 6, Plymouth No. 5 O. UNDER·19GIRLS NorthvilleNo.3 Strikers 1.Plymouth O. Outstanding offensive player: Total O. Outstanding offensive play~: the Demons.Jennifer Johnson and Don· Outstanding offensive players: Jen· team effort. Outstanding defensive Michelle Cross and Denise AkrO~. Xorthville Fame 2. South£leld No.9 1. Outstanding offensive players: na Wilhelm for the Pandas. Outstan· nifer Lewis and Adrienne Edwards. Lathrup O. Outstanding offensive Chuckie Hugener and Chris Williams. players: Total team effort. O~tstanding defensive plaie~: ding defensive players: Kristy Turner Outstanding defensive players: Beth Northville Fury 1, Farmington No.4 MIchelleMorganoand J ackie Tra,~.h.. players: Tish Johnson ·and.Janice Ir· Outstanding defensive players: Chip and Jennifer Dragon for the Demons. Swayneand LeighBills. win. Outstanding defensive players: Gala and Eric Starkweather. 3. Outstanding offensive player: Steve Jeanean Sullivanand ColleenRegan for Northville Pandas 1,Farmington No. Austin. Outstanding defensive Northville Wildcats 4, Farmirgt6n Cris Kreutzberg and AngieButterfield. Northville No. 2 Cobras 1. Farm. the Pandas. 2 1. Outstanding offensive players: No.2 O. Outstanding offensive piayeN: UNDER-17GIRLS ington No. 4 4. Outstanding offensive player:Troy Ternes. Northville Desperadoes 0, Farm· Alicia Hanson and Jill Tomalty. Northville United 6. Farmington No. Lisa Erwin and Karen Baird. OutstM' Northville Charlie's Angels O. Nor· players: Chuck Taylor and Tim Rear. ington No. 1 1. Outstanding offensive Outstanding defensive players: Nicole ding defensive players: Jill Galla~r thville Foxes O. Outstanding offensive don. Outstanding defensive players: 3 1. Outstanding offensive players: players: Kris Sweitzer and Michelle Ouellette and Merideth Millgard. Mike Karfis and Jeff Terwin. Outstan· and NickiGrasley. '~ players: Mary Parkinson and Mary MikeDidykand Brian Scholz. Hoefer. Outstanding defensive players: UNDER·14BOYS - Beth Larabell for the Charlie's Angels. UNDER.I0GIRLS ding defensiveplayers: Eric Halverson NorthvilleFillies 5,Plymouth No.·3'b. AprilRice and Lisa Kulha. Northville Arsenal 0, Farmington No. Outstanding offensive players: Atthe Team effort for Foxes. Outstanding Northville No.4 Sunrise 3, Plymouth and ScottSinkwitts. NorthvilleJets 4, Farmington No.2 2. G 2. Oustanding offensive players: NorthvilleCitadel 0, Farmington No. Griffith and Jenny Schuerma't\. r.efensive players: Jill Parkinson and No.2 2. Outstanding offensjve players: Outstanding offensive players: Kathy Steve Yezback and Jim Wolfe.Outstan- Outstanding defensive players: K~s '111Berner for the Charlie's Angels. Renee LarabeIJ and Kelly Gallagher. 2 7. Outstanding offensiveplayer: Tom Goldenand Karen Kepner. Outstanding ding defensive players: Lance Fox· :\Iexandris. Georgeand MichelleMance. • ' 'l'cameffort for Foxes. Outstandingdefensive pla)'ers: Allyson .~t :'\orthville Aztecs '0. Northville Blue Kennedyand Stacey House. ''': '::leers -0. Outstanding offensive NorthvilleNo.3 RowdiesI, Plymouth ,llayers: Kim Abraham and Sheri No.3 1. Outstanding offensive players: Rosenthal for Aztecs. Jill Jensen and Total team effort. Outstanding defen· I :\Iarlene Schultz for' Blue Racers. sive players: Totalteam effort. Outstanding defensive players: Linda Northville No. 1 Pandas 2, Farm· Townsend and, Angela Russell for ington No. 1 4. Outstanding offensive Aztecs. Kathy Kossak and Sally Kauff· players: Beth Ursel and Stephanie man for Blue Racers. Neff. Outstanding defensive players: Northville Foxes 1, Northville Blue Jacqueline Matthews and Maureen • Racers O. Outstanding offensive Monroe. • players: Cathy Young and Diane UNDER·12BOYS . 'Dragon for the Foxes. Kerry Lenaghan Northville No. 2 Cobras O. 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All items Cash & Carry- Sale Items marked with' OCTOBER 13·19 474-8640 11t·/p )011 makt' it. e'," , - \ - THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, October 13, 1982 • Our name may be Down RiveI:.. • But we're right in • your own backyard. -', .,' 'J • ~"'" " ...... " r'l-v", :'\. ' • • • • • -(\--=:" 1: Find us in Livonia,Plymouth,Northville,Canton, • Detroit/Redford and Inkster with all these financial services: Passbook Savings Accounts "Check n' Save" Direct Deposit Introductory Offer! Earn 51//!\, daily interest on Checking Accounts of Federal Payments Bring in the coupon below regular passbook savings Interest Open a "Check n' Save" WIth our worry-free Direct and we' IIadd $5 to any new paid from date of deposit to checking account for only $100 Deposit Service, you eliminate all savings account or "Check n' date of withdrawal. paid and and you earn SI!I";, daily interest. the nsk that your Social Security Save" checking account when you deposit $250 or more. Or • compounded quarterly, No No service charge if you maintam checks Willbe stolen or lost The minimum deposit required. a $SOO minimum balance government sends them to us your choice of a free 3" x S" safe Savings Certificate Accounts Safe Deposit Boxes instead of your mailbox deposit box when you deposit Discover our higher yielding Protect your valuables from Individual $S.OOO or more in a new or savings certificates. Choose from theft. loss and fIre with one of Retirement (I.R.A.) Accounts existing savings account. 7 to 31 day or 91 day certificate our secure safe deposit boxes, Save more for your retire- accounts. 26 week and 30 month The yearly rate on a 3" x S" box ment and lower your income tax Money Market certificates or is only $10. and a 3" x 10" box With an I R A. account Visit one one year All Savers tax free is only $20 annually Visit any of our I R A savings counselors certificates. of our branch offices for for more details, • complete details ~"':-'" 6~11'lt::~11111 ~JJJJlJJ1III"III"" ~"JJJI"''''''',:''''IIW uu»JJ"1t 11111 IIII :='UIIlJJIJ'IIIIIIlI~: 1:1111 4f;::;~~:~~Big, But downright neighborly, DoWnRiverFederal • 24 Neighborly Offices To Serve You. All offices open Monday through Thursday 9 a m to'l pm, Friday 9 a m to 7 p m, LIVONIA PLYMOUTII NOBTIIVIII.L CANTON T\VI', D1:mOIT 1([1)1 OBI) INK~TLB r :nIII Seven MIle B<.I h~,OSouth M,)m 51 12711ullon~1 4244H C1"'rry I 1111 241>r,OW,·,t MeN" !lol, 2'),lh , Clwrrv 11111 Phon .. 477 (),140 Phon .. 4~):1 14'10 I'hor'" '14H H')20 I'hOlll' '1XI IHXX PhO'h' r, ~I ,17:, I Ph",lo' 72H IhHO • • r.....,- _._-_..~ -.----.---~--,...... ~.-. ~_~ .. c ... .. • • __ .~---.-,- ••• ---._-_ •• -" •• - f.---.--.----- .c•••• lOT I IWednesday; October 13, 1982 I Tiny tots welcomed 2 I Urow n j Engagements announced 2 • I 'f';'":·,~.;;~·;'l·~,·,;;;.....'-;1.L..~:;;"'Jl2~","~£li.--;n~& - " ·~;~i~;1.1 Schoolcraftmyslery set ,~~. ._~~__. . . ._. .,______------.J ~~u_. ~_.~_.0_. ~_.. _n ._.....J Winning garden is family recreation area • The three-and-a-half acres surrounding the home of James and Dorothy Sullivan on Beck Road contain much more than landscaped gardens. As planned by the owners, the land surrounding the black- shuttered yellow home is a recreation area for the whole family. "It's a wonderful, exciting home," commented Marie Schultz as she announced that the Sullivans were winners of the year's final Garden of the Month award of Country Girls Garden Branch. In the four years since Jim Sullivan, his wife and daughters Jea- • nean, 11, and Renee, 8, he has installed a new tennis court as well as a light and sound system and has bui~t a gazebo and bridges and fences. At the side of the house there's a flower and vegetable garden where pumpkins are growing as well as four-foot zinnias. Adjacent is the girls' playground. During the summer hanging baskets decorated the large deck across the back of the home. As the garden branch made its award, it commented that "this tru- ly was Jim Sullivan's hobby - although he lists golf as another." • Sullivan has landscaped around an artesian well and brought in quan- tities of rock to edge the ponds. There also are bird houses and bird feeders throughout ,the property. Future plans include planting an orchard. Record photographer John Galloway, who has pliotographed several of the award-winning gardens. endorsed the club's choice as he • photographed the Sullivans at their home. • We're Slicing Prices·: On Our Complete Selection '. j. !:.l ~. ; •••:. (Including AII·New·F-ali Arrivals)- .'-.-v--'-- .... -:-..... ,~ -- ~ ... '" .'~" .... ,," - -' .. Here are just"a few of the exciting styles! \ Prices good thru October,, 1982 • Women's Dress Natalie Livia 0 ReC]. ~~~Oo 30 k Off Good choice '42.00 Off '" " \, of colors 40% • I Caryn Reg. '69.00 • . ! May Choose from Rust. Wine, Ilene Suede Leather Reg. '48.00 Navy. Black, Tan & more. Req. '79.00 Men's & Women's Dress & Casuals Regina Nydia Good Selection PRICE 0 ~4~~0040Ok Off ~49~00 20 k Off • STOREWIDE SAVINGS START AT 20% Women's Casuals .. ~~ f '. ~ Eagle Kate Beanie ~8~00 30% Off .~ ~ Pop'Jr. ~5~00 Off Heath ~ 20% ~5~00 20% Off Beacon Off MaryLou 30% 0 ~4eS~0030 k Off Dee ~ff ~4100 30% Off Bench Algier Drake 0 0 ~4~00.20 k Off ~6~0030 k Off ~5~00 20% Off f· } ~'" ' • Del's Department Store Del's Department Store Del's His & Hers Clothing Formerly Brader's 322 S. Main, Plymouth Great Oaks Mall, Rochester 141 E. Main, Northville HOU RS: Mon. - Sat. 9 to 6 Del's Shoes Thurs. & Frl. 9 to 9 Del's Shoes "Ill!" • 153 E. Main, Northville Closed Sunday Great Oaks Mall, Rochester D- THE I~ORTHVILLERECORD-Wednesday. October 13.1982 • ~ewest arrivals are Jessica, James and Cara Engagements anounced Jessica Jane Evans was born to Mr. their first child James Woodrow Oc- Adaughter, Cara Elizabeth, was born Mr. and Mrs. Paul Creager ofSalt Lake nd :\trs Scott Evans of Farmington tober4. to Reid and Ellen Creager of 20972Taft City. The baby also has a great- IIl1sOctober 3 at Providence Hospital. He was born at Providenl'e Hospital October 2 at Botsford Hospital. She grandmother Mrs. Mildred Creager in Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Lark 'heir fln.t Child, she weighed seven and weighed eight pounds, 151h ounces. weighed eight and a half pounds at Ohio and great-grandparents Mr. and of 16236 White Haven announce ounds, twoounces at birth. Maternal grandparents are Woodrow birth. Mrs. Floyd Sponseller, in Ohio. . the engagement of their daughter Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Carolyn Jean to Dale William and Peggy Carey of Northville. The baby's maternal grandmother, The baby's mother is. Ellen Irs B.O Evans ofNorthville. Petty of Olean,New York. Leonard and Jane Strickland of Red- Doris Bergen Sponseller, has been Sponseller, a former reporter for The :\frs ~orman Piersma, maternal ford are paternal grandparents. visiting from Boston. Northville Record nowwith the Ann Ar· r..IIldmother, arrived this week from bor News. Her father, former sports He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. 'olombla, South America, and will be Marjorie Carey and Evelyn Brown- Other grandparents are James reporter for The Novi News, is a sports David Petty of Jamestown, New )Illedshortly by Dr. Piersma. ing are great·grandmothers. . Sponseller of Rochester, Michigan, and reporter for the Oakland Press. York. The newborn has an uncle David The brlde-elect received a CareY,n. degree In nursing from Madonna :\fark and Vicki Strickland of 18549 A christening will be held at First College and currently Is amestown Circle announce the birth of United Methodist Church in Northville. 'Night Watch' tickets sold employed at Providence Hospital. Tickets now are on sale for the tor. Hartman holds bachelor's and Soul food is class topic Schoolcraft College Players production master's degrees from the University Her fiance received an of Lucille Fletcher's mystery drama of Cincinnati and an A.B.D. on a Ph.D. A lot of seein', doin' and chewin' will engineering degree from Univer- then sample a Southern meal of "Night Watch." from Indiana University. In addition, sity of Detroit and currently is 'e gOlllgon from 2-5 p.m. October 24in Southern Fried Chicken, Black Eyed he is a member of the Screen Actors choolcraft College's new Culinary The dinner theatre production will be employed with Dresser-Clarke of Peas with Ham Hocks, Candied Yams, presented November 12-13 and Guild and Equity and has directed Olean.New York. lrtsLab Cracklin' Bread and Fruit Cobbler. more than 50 productions and perform· Allene Walker, a designer by trad" November 19·20. Recipes for other foodswith Southern ed both on stage and in film. In An October 23 wedding is plan- ho often dishes up soul food for the "Night Watch" is the story of an in· Michigan, he was seen at Meadowbrook kes of Count Basie, Lionel Hampton soul will be available for participants to ned at Our Lady of Victory take home and try on their own. somniac who, while pacing the living Theatre and filmed twoCBS-W movies Church. CAROLYNLARK nd Sarah Vaughan, will be on hand to room at 4 a.m., witnesses a murder here. [ve in~tructions, menus and helpful The fee for Soul Food Sunday is $20 per person. through her window in the bUilding Dinner willbe served at 6:30p.m. and IlltSWhilepreparing a delicious soul across the way. Whenshe tells her hus- >oddinner curtain time is at 8 p.m. in the Water- For more information, phone 591- band, best friend and others, they man Campus Center. The buffet will in- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Prom of PartIcipants will help prepare and 6400,extension 409. believeshe is crazy. clude Braised Beef Steak Marsala, 49209West Seven Mile announce After investigations, even the police Boneless Breast of Chicken with Creole the engagement of their daUghter VOW meets tonight in Livonia believe she is crazy since no body can Sauce, herbed rice or potatoes du jour, Linda Anne to David Frederick / be found. Is she crazy? Or, is she being fresh green vegetable, fruit compote, Crain. The Northwest Chapter of the Na- Joyner and a representative from led to insanity by others? After all, her salad bar, rolls and butler, pastry mal OrganIzation for Women (NOW) Senator DonRiegle's office. husband and her best friend are more chef's dessert and beverage. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Crain of Lexington Court. IImeet at 7:30p.m. tonight in the Lit- than just friends. Tickets are $12and must be purchas- . Theatre Room at Taylor School For further information, contact The Schoolcraft Collegeproduction is ed in advance at the CollegeBookstore. The bride-elect is a 1977 Nor- 'ated at 36611Curtis inLivonia. Jean Williams at 591-1395or Mary under the direction of James R. Hart- For further information, call the thville High School graduCfteand Gue~ts Will be Noel Culbert, Bill Bilyeau at 464-0509. man, a professional stage and film ac- Theatre Department at 591-6400. expects to earn an associate's degree in marketing and applled management from Schoolcraft Parson to Collegein December. Person .•. Her fiance is working towards Tell me about a bachelor of arts degree at Madonna College and expects to your high gas heating bills Comethe graduate in April, 1983. Harvest A garden wedding in late l' LINDAPROM,DAVIDCRAIN August is planned. I I I Dr. JamesH. Luther 1------__ -.1. I A great New England preacher once pro- Oakway performs Sunda,y mised to speak at a country church. That I Sunday the area was hit by a blizzard. The II--__ ---l preacher was tempted to stay home; but be- Celebrating its lOthanniversary as a Francesco Di' Blasi will lead the or:' ing a man of dedication, he went. community orchestra, Oakway Sym- chestra in a varied program which in~ After a difficult journey through snow - phonypresents cellist Samuel Mayes in eludes Mayes' performance of drifts, he arrived, stabled his horse, built a the second concert of its 1982-83season Schumann's Concerto for Celloand the fire and went to the pulpit! At 11:00 one man at 3 p.m. October 17at Harrison High symphony's selections from Mozart, '~' entered and sat down. This conscientious School. Little Night Music," Barber's In-, preacher announced a hymn, sang with this F ly" al cell'st w'th the termezzo from Vanessa, Wagner:'s. congregation of one, prayed, and preached ormer prmclp I I Prelude to the IIIAct of Lohengrin and Philadelphia Orchestra and Boston selections from Lowe's Camelot. . : a message from God's Word. After the clos- Symphony, Mayes has appeared with ing prayer, he opened his eyes and the man such conductors as Toscanini, Single tickets are S6 general admis- was gone. . "- Stokwoski, Walter, Ormandy and sion and ~ for senior citizens and Twenty years later in Ohio, a stranger Mehta. He last appeared with the students. Tickets may be purchased at came up to the preacher and asked:,;' Do you Oakway Symphony in 1979per(ormj'!K . the dO remember me? We spent an hour togf!ther In: Beethoven'sTriple Concerto. mell MUSIC,Bo~f?~d Inn, Southfl~!dA With Ameri-Therm" a snow storm twenty years ago. I was saved , '.- . CUltural,Arts ·Dlvlslon.or by callmg. that day under your preaching. Now Iam a Conductor and Musical Director Oakway's officeat 476-6544. preacher, and within this state are men who and I'll tell you how you can stand in pulpits who were saved under my ministry. All of this has come because you ARC schedules autumn art fair spoke of Christ to a congregation of one • which must have seemed of lillie value to save up to 20%* with Ameri-Therm~ Crafters are being invited to attend a.m. to 5 p.m. at Franklin High School, you. " the third annual Autumn Art Fair spon- What a harvest! The Apostle Paul said: "I 3100llJoyRoad between Middlebelt and sored by the Association for Retarded Merriman inLivonia. For \ 1'.11 ~ I've talked with people Ameri·Therm IS the thermally planted, Apollos watered; but God gave the \\ho .Ire tired of wasting fuel and actuated vent damper that's. Citizens (ARC), a non-profit organiza- increase." What are you planting today. One tion providing research, education and Registration deadline is October 20. mone} G.I~rates keep going up. so • Proven in millions of locations day the harvest willsurely come. the.. cometo me for advice. support services to retarded persons Tables rent for $17.50each or $30 for • Saves up to 20t;fx on fuel bills. and their families. two tables. Wall space rents for $13.. E\ en day. for homeownershke • Popular chOiceof American First Baptist Church of Northville \ ,m. I correct the money-wasting homeowners Registration information is availalbe 217N. Wing • Northville The fair will be November 6 from-l0 by calling 937-2360. problemof gas energy loss with • FIVeyear limited warranty. 348-1020 .\meri-ThermQi;Vent Dampers. •Thermally actuated to operate effiCientlywith no Wires, The problem IS very common: electricity. or other powersource. 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Ion•• • Wednesday, October 13,1982- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-3·D Leos conduct workshop Northville residents Kathy and ty, will offer 33 workshOps con· Victor Leo will conduct a ducted by professionals from Previewing workshop on "Publishing: Pur· Detroit and across the nation. suit of Excellence" at the 21st An· Workshops will focus on various nual Writer's Conference October phases of writing InclUding the •JoAnn Kissel admires an 22-23 at Oakland University. business and pUblishing aspects autumn arrangement created The conference, co-sponsored and word processing. by Donna Marrow, right, of by the Detroit Women Writers Details may be obtained from Donna and Lou's Hallmark and the Division of ContinUing the ContinUing Education office Florist on Seven Mile for the Education at Oakland Universi· at 377-3120. HolidayWalkplanned by Nor- thvilleMothers' Club. In addi- tionto Mrs. Kissel's home, two others will be open and e1.ecorated for the walk, a new Dental fund-raisingproject ofthe club scheduled for November 4. Record photo by John Dialogue Galloway. of A. Allen Tuchklaper, D.D.S. BABY'S FLUORIDE Q. Does my baby need to be ceives vitamins you may be given fluoride iC he's being directed to give him those that br 'Ult-Ced? also contain fluoride . A. MOther's milk containS u u .!: c almost no fluoride. If your .. ; • child is being completely [11 ~&'" " Our Town breast Ced he may need to be ~co given a fluoride supplement. 00 First check with your dentist. ~:! Some experts are now ques- ~~ tioning fluoride CorinCants un- C;«; Kids' pumpkin-painting contest coming der six months oC age. If "'''' fluoride is prescribed find out This column is presented in ;; ii the proper ilosage, the type to the interest of better dental By JEAN DAY fessional florists is the new project of the mothers' club. The be used, and how to administer heaUh. From the office of homes of Kathi Jerome, 46270Bloomcrest, JoAnn Kissel, 787 it. Usually it is given to inCants • Autumn is a fun time to live in Our Town. There's a host Springfield, and Martha Lyon, 710 West Main, are to be open in a liquid Corm Crom a drip A. Allen Tuchklaper, D.D.S. ofspecial activities scheduled during the next few weeks. from 2-6p.m. Thursday, November 4, on the walk with holi- type bottle. If your child re- 24101 Novi Road, Novi 348-3100 day refreshments being served at all three. In conjunction with the annual retail merchants' Cooperating with the club in the new venture will be IV "Autumn.in Northville" promotion next Friday and Satur- Seasons Florist decorating the Jerome home; French's of day, October 22-23,a pumpkin-painting contest is slated for Livonia, the Lyon home; and Donna and Lous's of Seven young people. It will be supervised by Northville Kiwanis Mile with Heidi and Bill Ruehr of Plymouth, the Kissel Club with youngsters encouraged to "create your own" home. Halloween pumpkin designs. Pumpkins will be supplied by A _large committee headed by President Barbara the retail merchants. Willoughby and Nancy Rosselot is planning the walk. Invita- • Youngsters will have from 1-3p.m. on the Saturday to tions are being sent to local groups, inclUding garden clubs, paint pumpkin faces in the Town Square park on Main Street with tickets to ~e $4 a person. Life members are being in-, by the town clock. All participants will receive ribbons, and vited to attend as guests of the club. gift certificates will be awarded the three artists creating In announcing the new project, Joy Holloway stresses the most unusual pumpkin designs, Diana Fisher, president that it does not replace other fund-raising events the club of the retail merchants association, reports. It won't be sponsors to raise money for projects in the public schools. necessary to register in advance to participate, she adds, en- Marathon bridge is in play; the Christmas cocktail parties couraging youngsters "just to come." are set for December 4; and the ski and skate sale is to be Next Friday evening the merchants are planning free held November 6. hayrides through town during the autumn festival. Hours wjll be until 9 p.m. on Friday and 6 p.m. Saturday. There Questers plan Cbica;.rojaunt to see Tiffany exhibit .lso will be free cider and doughnuts, and merchants are planning store specials. Baseline Questers are canceling their previously scheduled October 21 meetirlg to take an overnight trip to Holiday Walk's new project of Motbers' Club Chicago October 19-20to see a special Tiffany glass exhibit. Ruth Klein is making arrangements with the help of ." A '~Holiday W:alk'~through homes of three. memb~rs of " former'~North~ille resident Carolyn Middleton who 'fecom- -, Northville .Mothers' ,Club that have been decorated'by' pro- mendea the special exhibit as "well worth viewing." -. . ,l e 19S1B&wtco Kmgs.16 mg. "tar". 1.1 mg nicotm~. lopgs, :~ mg. "tar" • 1 .0 mg- PICCllr.C av. per CIQ~rette. ~Te ReDor! Dec. ·B1. There's only •• oneway to .. playit~ • Wherever the music is hot, the taste is Kool. Because there's only one sensation this refreshing. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. ______' 1 1IIIIIIIIIIi s .' .' - THE, NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wcdnesda . October 13. 1982 •••• :.: •••••• '0 • NOLLY FARMS GRADE A . FAMILY PAK MIXED FRYER PARTS 2nd BIG WEEK! 33503 W. 5 MILE RD. lEAN MEATY AGEMYISONS CORIEROFF._lleTOI . PORK PIIOn8 10. 211· •• "" ..•"'...... ~ supennarket STOlE Heua: STEAK MON.·SAT. 9A.M...... M.I1UII. 9A.M...... M.. '; PRICESEFFECIIYEocr. 11 WE WELCOME NO SALES TO ...... 1HRU ocr .,. 17 1982 FOOD STAMPS DEALERS OR MINORS ~ ! '------SUPER ocr. 17, 1982 ONLY au:= FRESHLEAN-BULK ONLY BUY::S r::s. ~'i~~=GROUND $149 ~ta:tA LB. LB. • SPECIAL CHUCK La. $23.69 USDA CHOICE SIDES HINDS FRONT 39 59 35 WE WELCOMEFOOD STAMPS • NO SALESTO DEALERS BEEF UL $1 UL $1 U1. $1 WE RESERVE1HE RlGHr TO UMII QUANIIIIES FREEflfE 1 USDACIIOIallOHElfSS $188 68 FRESH FROM OUR DEU .. CHUCK S1EAK ¥iAiPAmES 1& 1&$1 KOWAL5KI AU MEAT PLAIN OR GARUC $219 W/HAM & SWISS CHEESE 6 OZ. WT. $188 BOLOGNA La. Chicken Cordon BIeu EAOI NEW YORK 'SUPER SHARP' BY1HE $449 W/CHM&BUmR $188 CHEDDAR CHEESE CHUH~ ... - '!!~~~~~~~~~i~~1~:~:::;;;R:-::~:CHICKEN KIEV 6 oz. wr. QOI "- 79 I I Ul. 18 IiOIiiDHAM $2 I GOOD OCTOBER13, 1982 ~LY. I SiEW'MEA' 1&$2 SKiN_SAUSAGE 1&$229 _------...., BOSTCN 58 SWIFT REGULAR OR Bm: $148 ''CATCH OF tHE WEEK" I AGEMY C SONS· iWiTROAST 1&$1 SID. FAN 120Z.Wf.PKG. FRESH NEVER FROZEN LKSTYU 39 • superm~rket I coUNiRY STYLE RIBS 1&$158 PORKSAiiSAG'E 1&$1 Runs p; @- ~.~ __ - __ .. FRESHlUNPORK •• 98 88 WHItE CII'Y CHICKEN _ $1 coMiiiNAlIOtlROASTI& $1 - FISH LB. GEM AGEMY'S HAS ALL YOUR • HALLOWEEN NEEDS· CANDY, , 8-PACK """. UQUID qCfllJ -' ~ CARAMEL APPLES & FRESH CIDER. 1/2 LITER COKE OR BlEACH BLEACH ~}I~. A COMPLETE LINE OF APPLES. BonLES GAUON ~*.,AA 112PECK, PECK & BUSHEL, TAB Af':S=l :\ GOURDS & PUMPKINS, INDIAN CORN • ~ AND CORN STALKS 98 LIMIT $1 3 PLEASE "SAVE BIG" c: FRUIT & VEGnABLE PLUS DEPOSIT BETTY CROCKER SALE••• SPARTAN FRENCH STYLE OR cur CAKE Green Beans • MIXES AU PURPOSE FRESHJUMBO or Wax Beans . 18%OLWT. MICHIGAN SNO WHItE lS%OLWT. POTATOES .'.~.'~',,:~.CAUUFLOWER ¢ ~ \~-;: 68¢ 10 LB. l~t'.C:· ~.;, BAG 68 ~~. HEAD FRESH LARGE :, _0" '';'' , '7J NO. 1 RED, MICHIGAN • HY-RAlION SftUASH' " ,," APPLES , SPARTAN WHOLE KERNEL OR DOG AC~t!!!!!!..~ur .." j McINTOSH"JONA1HAN CREAM STYLE FOOD n~up '-..-/ OR PA LA RED CORN OR 25UL 68¢ ~ h~68¢ SWEET PEAS ~ 16'h-170L WT. 49 09 • icrciiii.RBMIUM 99 3/$1 C~ FRENCHVANILLAORBunER PECAN $1. '" ••,. CRUSHED, SLICED, CHUNK 49 SPARTAN SLICED OR HALVES SPARTAN iAiEiCAKES ~ 17 Oz. wr. $1 PEACHES, PEAR HALVES OR PINEAPPLE SAUSBURY STEAK OR MEAT LOAF (fROZEN) 79¢ FRUIT 20 OL WT. SWANSON DINNERS 1CW4-11~OZ.wr. COCKTAIL MELODYFARMS 1/2%LOWFAT $1 PLASTIC 49 NATURAL MILK GALLON 5 JUICE 21 ;09 LAND 0 LAKES QUAR'IIRS ~ 4UTERBOmISOF MARGARINE LlMI~::~::. ~7 CARLOROSI,RHlNE, $~ NABISCO 19 oz. WT. 48 68 • =;s:~'200 ~- - (»'RANGE JUICE 1/._$1 ~~~~ COOKIES '1 I----~------~-.COUPON i COUPON • COUPON· I COUPON • I iOii:EniSsii I mMaOTOMiS II OUNGEiiICE I ToMAioSAUCE I- I W '. WI. j" I 5jSiOO I I 11*" '5.00PURCIIAIL I 11*" '5.00 __ I UMIT 2W1ft1 ~ AIm '5.00 PURCHASE. I UMIT 5 wrnt COUPON AND '5.00 PURCHASI. I !-:~A;;~'''' ~-:;~A_'_ I ~;;~;;,;..- • COU';;;;;~;;~;'982I_ .~---~---~--~--~------~----~~-~~ "-~"- .-_._._.~---_.------_ ..._- • PRICES EFFECTIVE AT THESE AlP STORES ONLY • Northville, 42475 W. 7 Mile Rd. Novi, 41800 W. 10 Mile Rd. ITEMS AND PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL SATURDAY, Walled Lake, 1154 E. West Maple OCTOBER 16TH, 1982. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED. • • • THROUGH SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16TH, 1982 Good on Manufacturers' Cents-Off Coupons up to and including SOc. Does not apply to A&P or Free Coupons or where the total exceeds the price of the item. All Coffee, Cigarettes, Tobacco, Alcoholic Beverages, Ham, Turkey and Hamburgers Coupons excluded. All coupons more than SOc or whose total exceeds the price of the item will be redeemed for face value. Limit One Coupon for anyone Product. WHOLE BONELESS new 111 sliced .YO~~._._c lb. free MICHIGAN GROWN .WHITE lb. REGULAR OR SUGAR FREE SEVEN-UP OR NEW! DECAFFEINATED • 2 liter Plus bottle Deposit VAL-U 2% LOWFAT II gallon Jug• ICE CREAM Y2-GALlON CARTON 99 with coupon on pg. 2 17N ---._--_._------_ ..--- ..-- --", - --- •• 'Super Coupon ALL FLAVORS Breyers Ice Cream. ~allon l carton Each of these advertised items is required to be readily available for sale at or below the advertised price in each A&P Store. except as specifically noted in this ad. Prices Effective thru Saturday Oct. 16, 1982. Quantity Rights Reserved. I.S8 &. . ' Frozen Foods COUNTRY STYLE 58 , . If You Need Pork Ribs ,..1 FROZEN _ Help-Ask THORNAPPLE VALLEY-PETITE 18- a Friendly Boneless Ham lb.2 SeIleca t. 99C Stock Person THORNAPPLE VALLEY 88 Sliced Bacon pkg.1-1b·l . Apple Juice 1~Z. He'll Help JONES FARM-CHUB You Locate 58- FROZEN CUSTARD Braunschweiger pkg,Hb·1 . 26-0z.139 What You Pet Ritz Pumpkin Pie pkg. Need! THORNAPPLEVALLEY 88 RICH'S Sliced Bologna pkg.Hb·1 3 32-oz. C Coffee Rich carton 79 BRUSSEL SPROUTS, BROCCOLI. CAULIFLOWER W/CHEESE 109 \ Sliced Beef Liver Green Giant Vegetables 1~ BONNIE MAID 32-oz·298 FROZEN-BOIL-ln-8AG 69 Hamburger Patties lb. • Green Giant Lasagna t:~1 SNOW CRAB CINNAMON SWIRL OR REGULAR It Leg Clusters Aunt Jemima French Toast ::79C 1.88 REGULAR OR CRINKLE . . . A&P French Fries ~~'79C WHITE, PEACH/BEIGE, YELLOW/BLUE . Dairy Foods ' : Dairy Foods' . . , .P&Q SpeCials, , . P&Q Specia~ '. . Cottonelle 19 REGULAR OR THIN P&Q . rolls In Whole TISSue 4 pkg. 1 Kraft American 119 C P&~ C Shenandoah 30' OFF LABEL-SUPERWEIGHT Cheese Slices ~:: Spag etti 1&=59pkg. Kosher Dill Jar~89C Ground Turkey 15-c1. 285 97 Hefty Hash Bags pkg. P&Q DELICIOUS Hunt's Manwich 15~~z.89c Snow Crop 69 Strawberry 29 P&Q A&P 0.. C 1 l&o~79cpkg. 11-oz.89 64-0z·1bt!. "'c.~~1·197 jar Snack Crackers pkg. Five Alive Preserves Pretzels CONCORD-GRADE" An Oven Ready Ducks 29 MR. TURKEY O;;I~2jj1 C'L" Potat ~. 2~~ Thrkey Franks pkg.1-lb·88 .' MEXICAN CHICKEN. BEEF OR CHEESE 12-oz·209 pj.,g. Van De Kamp Enchilada We Watch " FROZEN 69~ 1.09 OurP's& Q's 12~1'149 Ann Page Fudge Bars pkg. 1.59 33· - 32 ~------_.- - ~.-_...... ------_ ..-_..._._.- • A HARVEST OF SAVINGS AT.•. • Prices Effective thru Saturday Oct. 16th, 1982. Quantity Rights Reserved. For Freshness & Savings • • I • 1 l .j i ) j I • 1 '6'\ 1 pot ,! ! 1 I• • '. ~1491 1 I .''" j "j • ~ <, ~i t • I I· r I i· • • : 4 Z •q October OrcuJar#42 1.10/10-10/16 Advertising Supplement Toys, toys, toys • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Pages 2 & 3 . Fashi9n affordables : . Pages4, 5~6& 7 ...... - . . .' car care essentials • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • PageS !:am Home flX-up dme savers • • • • • • • • • • • • Page 9 .J , , I Hobby kits, handicrafts • • • • • • • • • • • Page 10 . . , . . I .~~~':~:~~~~':/~~..~;':"~~~~;I';~~;-:: -- - :....~~...~,.,f;-...... " :--. (,' • 'l • ,. \ L'eggs Sheer Energy Pant;yhose 2 pro per package. Choose from as- sorted shades. Sizes A-B or Queen Size. LONG 'lIFE~ LIGHT BULBS ~ • • .. ,". • ~ "!oi" " t ,,' '.. •• FOUR BULBS 1590 Ava. WM8lS ._--_1500...... Ava.1IllIMS_..._-.... sa\Ie 12.11 12" Black And White Television Er]joy a clear 75 sq. in. viewing area and instant reception with this transistor/Ie solid state .94Pk9. .43ea. TV. Also features front mounted speaker Renuzlt Solid Air Freshener Choose and 70 position UHF. #1201/BW. Reg. from Super Odor, Powder Room, 67 • 77 79.88 Fresh Forest. 7.5 oz. Umit 2 each Items "vM.~1e In TG&YF"",.1y Centers Only SALE ENDS OCT. 16 " I I ItemsA.le In TG&YFamIly Centers 011y • ~.¥.:;"t"':"'-I:"'.....,..t; "'~.".!~ ".{';-- .l>".~ ...... '" ":- "'-':'" ")~i.y?- "...... -$~.., \ ' __.,.o€, ~.,-"",.z.. """- I "r-r'" ... • ~ ~:."...:-f ..l.vt:~...,~-'""\;4.p~ ..F:.•..7c"",.. r-:,.-'" J ~ ..... ld~ ' .... ~ 'J"" .... ~ ...... ":t~~$ ( ... 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Choice of 3 models. . 5.46 8.96 7.93 7.96 Tomy Hop-A-Long Hoopster Just wind Ideal Rublk's Race Game It's the latest cass Wooden Rocking Chair Sturdily Fisher-PrIce "My Pretty Purse" Upstick, him up ahd he goes for the score IA minia- fast action race game from the makers of constructed with screened design on the compact, keys, comb and vinyl purse with ture basketball game. Rubik's Cubel head rest. snap shut handle. ---- -~-~~~------~-o---,---~-- ~------t~------'-',...... ,.------"\- )------~--.:- ":v~ItemsAva,Jable'n TG&Y F"m,'y Ct>ntt>rs 01/y;( ::::7 ••J :';,.''''' .. ~ ~. .~ ~, ..". .. ~ 'lo, ... ~~ 'Ionlia :C:- ~' ~, o~.~ , \...., ~... "., ~~~~::~~,~~~~'-\::":' " " < ~Q;fIoW ' price ,Less .• . MaiHn rebate* Tonka Turbo Plane Hand command turbo plane with . 9 84 ~rigger control that turns the props retractable landing Ideal Slam Shltter Daredevil Stunt set The car or truck Your final gear in cockpit. ' loops the ring of fire, makes a curve and returns. Action cost • ·Pickupmall-tncoupontor'300~teofferat stored~ 9.97 packed funl ~~sher'~ ~ (ilressman save 'save 21°A> or 290/0 29% save 35% ~4.94 Milton Bradly Yahtzee or Word Yahtzee A challenging 1.93 '.' ~Pressman Trl-Omlnoes 1he triangle dom- game of skill and chance that the whole family tan enjoyl Fisher-PrIce Rock-A-Stack Toy for child- Yahtzee, reg. 3.37 or Word Yahtzee, reg. 3.77. ren 6 mos. to 3 yrs. Reg. 2.99 ~iJiO~"".gamel For ages 8 and up. Reg. 6.97 .f- -, --:- ...L.. -f ':.~. . '- . Power Blaster Cycles 5elea from ;, styles. Rev' up rip cord, rear pull action C)/Cleswith realistic detail. 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SIzesS-M-L Reg. 17.97 save 23% on a man's S\l\eat shirtl " Sweatshirt For the man with the drive to look and Ladles' Sweater A selection too good to feel great! Notice the one button placket and bold. pass by! Boatneck, crew neck or ruffle active colors. 50% cotton/50% acrylic. Gray, navy, collar In pullover or cardigan styles. Dls- maroon. royal blue, fuschia or kelly green. SIzes tinctlve colors and combinatIons. 100% 8.47 S-XL Reg. 10.97 15 • 97 acrylic for sizesS-M-L Reg.17.97and 1897 Items "'_ble In TG&YFamJ!y Centers 011v ... • • • • '--.. • -'. - . , " ' -'\ ..... > '-; '- .."..... ;,.}~:::. ," '~~J¥'~:..' .:~ '. .", ~"'''' ~; - ' • - < " • "'.~ •• ~ .. ~ J_ .' . . .. .'...... ~ .,/ ~'" " ..., .... ; 1 1'-..." _ ".: ~ ...... -.. -. ~~..~.~ ...... ',"::.: ~ - ::. ... ~:.\.~::... ~... ~...~ .1 t _ ::. , ...... ~ ~F'. 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Bundle them securely within thesejackets. Most with zip fronts and hoods. Somewith split hoods. knit cuffs and waistbands. In a varietyof fabrics including nylon and polished cotton chinz. In most sought after colors and trims like corduroy and fun fur. All warm and ready for winter. Reg. 17.97 and 19.97 save 8.00 18.88 17.88 Men'sJacket Rugged winter requires a zip-off sleeve Boys' Bomber Jacket Suited to a Jr. Boys' Nylon Jacket Better than or traditional style jacket. Both with nylon outer and young aviator's taste. 65% polyester/ warm wishes when he's out In the polyester filling. Zip-off style in na\iY/burgundy. Tradi- 35% cotton. Water repellent withaCrylic weather. the z/p-off sleevejacket with tional stylP.in khaki/na\iY. burgundy/grey and more. pile collar and lining. Sizes 8-18. Reg. snap front and polyester fill. SIzes4-7. 26.97 SizesS-XL Reg. 34.97 24.97 Reg. 21.97 s $ § = r-_ • ItemsAvailableIn TG&YF_ CM~rs Only o essentials that save you from 22% to 36% ;..~:.. \ " ~'\..or~~.~_~ 'r- - . 1 ,I r f -" . , '" ,,' save 330~ Windshield Solvent Pre-mixed solvent contains de-icer that protects below freezing. Removesbugs and grime. 1 .79 gallon. Reg. 1.18 ea. save 36% 13.88pr. save 30% 3.77 save 27% .77 save22°~ Steering Wheel Cover Leather-like vinyl. Kar Rite car Ramps One-piece steel con- Easyto install. comfortable grip. alack or Kravex Sooster cables a gauge all copper OU Spout Vinyl covered metal. Will fit struction. A pair supports 6500 Ibs. Reg. cable. 8 ft. No car should be without tan. Reg. 1.99 19.79 pro t'1eml Reg. 5.17 most vehicles. Keep one handyl Reg.. 99 .L _ Items AvaIlable In TG&Y F~enterS Only • • • {•. 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