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By KEVIN WILSON dominated township, though there will be a Democratic alternative in While the Republican contest for the November. Meijer denied U.S. senate nomination dominates the Voters In a primary must cast their •• £ headlines, there are many local elec- ballots only for one political party - tions and issues to be decided In next spilt votes are not allowed. All voters lts request .lor ., Tuesday'S primary election . will have the opportunity to cast ballots Polls will open at 7 a.m. and close at 8 for non-partisan positions such as p.m. in both city and township. district and circuit court jUdges and on code variance Absentee ballots are avaIlable untU 2 the various proposals.

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" . BRUCE PATl'ERSON ROBERT GREENSTEIN JACQUELINE GEORGE JOHN MacDONALD STEPHEN FOLEY ALAN DAVIS 'Judge candidates express ideas in district court race

· :Continued from Page 1 going to change. Usually, guIdelines rated 'preferred and well qUalified' by sidles. Are there any other aspects of are based on an average of what jUdges Civic searchlight. court operation you are aware of that , ' Patterson said the question "invites a have done in the past. requlre attention? For example, how 'string of adjectives" and offered a few "Consider OUIL (operating a motor ROBERT E. GREENSTEIN - 47500Han- would you deal with a backlog of ciVil 'that he believes apply. "A jUdge has to vehicle while under the influence of li- ford, Canton. Age 47, has private law cases tie decisive, has to have integrity, has to quor) as an example. Based on history, practice in Canton. Bachelor's and "Our district court is a super court," 'earn his respect by doing things cor- sentencing would be pretty lax since in Juris Doctorate from Wayne State Greenstein said, but noted a substantial rectly. He should have traditional the past drunk driving was treated as a University. Canton Township justice of backlog of civil cases. "There is values similar to those of the communi- 'There, but for the grace of God, go I' the peace, 1968-70; trustee 1978-80; sometimes three months between ty he serves, though he has to have situation. Now, people want to get tough supervisor 1974-76. First appointed Can- entering a plea of gullty and sentenc- understanding for everyone who comes on these drivers. So the guidelines ton chief of police. ing. Circult courts sometimes get two before him, would have to be altered." Please describe the qualities of a years behind on the docket, but there's "Humility is important, and so is a While we understand that a judge goodjudge. no reason for that to happen at a district sense of humor, some compassion. A cannot do much about this, it is pretty planning commission ('72-76), zoning would hate to see it come down to a for- "It seems it has to be someone who court." He said a judge who takes the jUdge must be willing to sit and listen to much a legislative matter, we'd like to board of appeals (same), township mula. Ithink you need that flexibility in understands that the foundation of the bench promptly and nms an efficient both sides and must be impartial. A hear what you [eel is the solution to water and sewer commission (since the judicial system for a jUdge to con- entire jurisprudence process is that courtroom would facilitate matters and jUdge should commit to a long-term Michigan'sjailovercrow~gproblem? 1980). sider extenuating circumstances. No people be willing to submit themselves agreed with other candidates that pre- • -relationship with the community he How many kinds of alternatives to Please describe the qualities of a good two cases are ever identical. Guldellnes to it," Greenstein said. He argued that trial efforts could pay dividends. serves - not be using his position as a prison sentences wouldyou consider? judge. that provide a minImum and a max- slipshod jUdges have eroded confidence What are your feelings about man- steppirg-stone to some other position." "My personal reaction is we need "I think you have to have integrity," iinum with the judge able to make ex- in the court and that few people respect datory sentencing? The 35th District Court has only places to house these people because I MacDonald said. "You need to be an in- ceptions by filing a report seem ideal. jUdges. "There's a lot of yelling goes on "Guldelines are fine. If it becomes recenUy begun operating in the black, want to be safe on the streets. The ques- dIvidual with the capacity to listen. 1m- You have to give the judges some in court anymore. People don't get the mandatory that conviction of a certain .' returning money to the communities tion is whether the people wanttopay to partIality. Courtesy - let everyone leeway." feeling justice is being done." crime requires a certaIn sentence, then rather than requiring repeated sub- build more prisons. have their say. From a lawyer'S While we understand that a judge Beyond that basic understanding, the only ones I agree with are the sidies. Are there any other aspects of "Jailing Isn't the appropriate punish- perspective, you have to make a decl- cannot do much about this, it is pretty Greenstein said a judge has to "give up general ones like the two year sentence court operation you are aware of that ment for all transgressions - I'm not sion. Be a decisive individul'l. There much a legislative matter, we'd llke'to the right to unacceptable behaVior, one for commission of a felony with require attention? For example, how going to be a hanging judge," the can- are jUdges who will take almost hear what you feel is the solution to has to behave as a judge. You have to firearm," Greenstein said. "We.have to would you deal with a backlog of civil didate said. "You want to look to what everything 'under advisement' and Michigan'sjBil overcrowdingproblem? give up the right to unacceptable attire, deter people from violence by proViding cases is appropriate in each case - maybe take forever to make a decision. How many kinds of alternatives to for instance, or personal habits." a definite punishment. .,' "It is incumbent on the court to main· weekends in our community cells or a Sometimes, obviously, taking prisonsentenceswouldyouconsider? A judge should listen, be polite, re- "But to take the himtanness from • tain fiscal responsibility," the can· community work project is more ap- something under advisement is ap- "The obvious solution is to build more main calm and patient, Greenstein add- sentencing, I disagree with. Each case .: didate said, adding that the current ar- propriate for some people. You have to propriate, but it can be very much over- jails. The first thing that comes up, ed. is different and Idon't think It's correct rangment of an advisory board and a assess the crime, the person who com- d9ne." though, Is where's the money going to The 35th District Court has only to prohibit a judge from considering all court administrator is "the way to go" mUted it, the reasons it happened, and The 35th District Court has only come from?" As alternatives, Mac- recenUy begun operating in the black, the mitigating factors in a case." to keep a handIe on expenses. evaluate what might be the right way to recenUy begun operating in the black, Donald suggested that many programs returning money to the communities Dealing with a backlog, Patterson go." returning money to the communities for the type of offender who frequently rather than requiring repeated sub- Continued on 9 said, would include setting staggered Is there anything elseyou feel is impor- rather than requiring repeated sub- winds up at the district court are more hearing times rather than simply set- tant that wehaven't touched upon? sidies. Are there any other aspects of appropriate than jail terms. Programs ting a single time and then dealing with "I'd like to talk about why I'm runn- court operaUon you are aware of that that identify problem drinkers with fre- cases while others wait. He also ad- ing. I'm going to do a good job, I've require attention? For example, how quentdrunk driving arrests and require , of,·\ vocated use of conference phone calls never been mediocre at anything I do. would you deal with a backlog of civil that they attend programs to treat the The ultimate decision is going to be cases drinking problem were one example he fl(1o.''''\\ .i\. , between attorneys and the judge pre- ). ~"f~) : trial. "I would emphasize pre-trial ef· made in November, but in actUality the "Of course, I'm a member of the ad- cited. · forts and establishing a positive date decision is going to come in August visory committee at the court -and I He also said he supports work release : for the trial to begin." when we narrow this field down to two think that's a plus," MacDonald saId. programs that train convicted 'If"ft · What are your feelings about man· candidates. . "It's not uniike running a busine.'IS. criminals for productive jobs and, for Spinning · datory senterwing? "What Iwant is for this community to Though the court shouldn't be put in lesser offenses, community service re- Weaving : "It's been posed as uniform sentenc· have a safe choice in November, "Mth that position of being a revenue pro- quirements. Dyeing ing (only one allowable- sentence on two candidates who would make good ducer for the communities - we would Is there anything else you feel is 1m- Knitting :: conviction oLa certain type of crime) judges. Ithink Ican be one of those." . hope it would cover its costs." , .', portant that wehaven't touched upon? :: and that is not the answer," Patterson :' He suggested·th1l,.t,stagge~ hearing, \: " ~'Just how you choose a judge: I think Supplies & · : said. "Obviously, there has to be JOHN E. MACDONALD -18272 times might be appropriate, and that 'a . you look at the. experience, the Cla~se~_ •• : sentencing that deters crime. There has Edenderry Drive, Northville. Age 49, mediation' panel' of attorneys from the "background of the individual. Ibelieve I · to be some certainty of punishment. has own private law practice with area could help with reducing the have the most experience in the field Handmade : '.-: "Sentencing guidelines that give the Plymouth office, is Northville number of cases reaching the trial (23 years). And you want to look at how Items Available : :.,judge some leeway within certain Township supervisor. Bachelor's stage. the person is viewed by his peers and 154Mary Alexander Ct. · '~limits resolve a problem with in· degree from University of Michigan What are your feelings about man- people who have worked with him - Northville, MI : ~consistency between jUdges. But even and Wayne State, J.D. from Wayne. datory sentencing? I'm proud that I have many en- 349·7509 · : guidelines, if we acc~pt those, have to Elected township trustee 1972-76, super- MatDonald said consistency of dorsements from other attorneys in the ~be updated. Communlty standards are visor in 1980. Appointed to township sentencing is desirable but that "I area and that I was the one candidate ELECT Gregory J. DAWSON Sale Northville Township TRUSTEE Semi-Annual "Active in the community since 1967" by • Retain Northville as a residential Allen community • Development of Senior Citizens DuQuet Floor Sample Clearance Village > l. Efficient Police & Fire Department 'i' · Return state properties back to the It was the custOm in Imperial Rome in A: tax roll the first century to give rings as birthday Twice every year we reduce our presents. Prominent people with many 't iVOTE AUGUST 7 friends would receive a number of rings. Settings of sardonyx, the birthstone for already low prices to make room for August, were popular for people born in that month. our new market purchases.

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I diamond or other piece of exquisite jew- elry. Be sure to see our diamonds; we're This year we have taken extra diamond speCialists. deep discounts on: -~.SUMMER Sofas & Chairs SALE Dining Rooms &, Bedrooms " Recliners & Sleepers TRADE Farmington Troy IN 474-4061 739-7144 'YOUR OLD Lowest Prices In Town PUTTER THE NORTHVILLE RECORD AND RECEIVE Publl.hed Each WedneSday By The NOtth.llle Record HARDEN & HENREDON 5 00 I04W,Maln 5 OFF Nonhrille. Michigan Get our price before you orderl ' OUR ALREADY 48117 .. 5econd CIa .. Poll. Paid REDUCED PRICES AINOtth'rille.Michigan ON NEW SubIC,lptlOn Rile.' In.lde Counlle. (Lhtngllon. Wayne, Oakland. Washlenaw, In- Hurry! This is a 10 Day Sale-Merchandise left over will be removed gham) 514 one y"'. m two ye.,. Any 2 SlIoe"Lhtngllon PUTTERS from store & used in our model homes throughout the area. .' n.... paper •• 121 one y.. " Special senior Clbzen tile 01 $7. one .:- 5 95 y.. ,only • 12 & UP Oullide COunllel CIU" .. I OUlllde tho.e IIl1ed lbo,e, e,e I2t pe, year. prepaid. Jack W, Honman, Vice P,e.ldenl & aeneral Manager SlIoe"LlYlngllon Publlcallon •• lne A Subsidiary 01 Suourbln CommunlcallOn. Corp. POllma.",. send add,e .. eIIInge. 10 The NonhriUe Record. POll Bo••• BrlOhlon. MI48lle, POLICYSTATEMENT,AUId.. nlllng publllhld VIS4 In SlIge"Lhtngllon PubllcallOn•• Inc. I•• ubject to Ihe condlllOn. Schrader's l.l 1I111d In the Ippllcable rale card. coPle. 01 which e,e .. 'liable ',om Ihe IdYenl.lng depenmenl. The NonhriUe RtcOtd, 104 W Home FUI'II's6'IIgs Main. NonhriUe. Michigan 48117. (313-34"1700), Sllge"Lhtngllon Publlcallon •• Inc, ,e .. ,... the rlOhl nol 10aceepl en Id .. nl .. ,'.· 111N. Center St. Older. Slioer/LMnglton PubllcallOn., Ine, 1d·lIke,. hl,e no Mon" Tues .. Sat. 9-6 luthOttly to bind thl. new.pepe, end only publlcallon 01 en Id .. ,· Northville Thurs. & Frl. 9-9 IIMmenl IllaU con.lltult llnal aceeplance 01IheIdYenl.e,·. Older, Pollmaller. send add,e .. eIIIngeslo The NOI1hriUeRtcOtd. Poll 349-1838 Closed Wed. Onlce Bo' •• B,lghton. MI48118.

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• Dean Rutledge leads crowd in singing Woody Guthrie tune :Festival~raws·l,200 '- By KEVIN WILSON tlons from the sale of -more than 550 Guernsey dairy Ice cream cones and Just over 1,200people passed through some 850 tickets for drawings sold on the gates onto a sun-drenched Ford the field by Rice's father. Winner of the Record photos by KEVIN WILS.ON • · Field Sunday for the Eighth Annual grand prize Taylor handmade guitar · Folk and Bluegrass Festival to benefit and case (value over $85p) was "believe 'Franko' the traveling magician entertains youngsters with rope tricks at folk and bluegrass festival Huntington's Disease Research. Itor not an area resident by the name of John Lennon," Rice said. Many other While enjoying the fine summer prizes donated by Northville merchants · weather the crowd was treated to a ;&.~ were spread among the others atten- i"i&1i"-..L-: IT JUST FIGURESl · wide range of activities, dominated by ~_l""'f',1II!Iaiii ~ Northville: ding the festival. 1..... ' ..... · a talented array of musical performers \&1 SUSA.N CLA.RK A third of the $1.50 price for pony lit:' FOR · with an assist from a team of dancers, a -'1;~:1!. W ~ Township rides was donated to the cause by lli1&_U y..;gj ,traveling magician, pony rides and ~.,... ,.,. TREASURER Renee McDonald, Rice notetl, as was a demonstrations of guitar- and portion of all other sales on the field She has the TIME, THE DESIRE and 17 • , dulcimer-making. =- ~ (pop, hotdogs, record albums). • YEARS accounting EXPERIENCE to properly "It was a great festival," said Tom The crowd at 2 p.m., Rice said, was serve the residents of Salem Township. ~TRUSTEE Rice, owner of the sponsoring Gitfid- the best ever seen that early in the day ~ dler Music Shop. "We had beautiful and it grew to a peak around 6 p.m. VOTE FOR SUSAN CLARK weather, a good crowd and took in a lit- There were no crowd control problems, REPUBLICAN tle over $7,000. This is by far the most Paod re>< and many of those on the field were in profitable one yet." ~;~~.:.t;;:..u,VJII<.MI48167 AUGUST 7 family groups with young children. The The gross income is a record for a latter got a charge from "Franko," the one-day festival and was exceeded only traveling magician who put on a show by one two-day version of the event that that Included a 25-second escape from a .. brought in over $8,000 but had much strait-jacket. The magician also got . higher expenses, Rice said. Expenses plenty of laUghs from adults, who en· \, . • this year ran near $2,000 - less than joyed a double entendre patter that {1~ half that of the earlier festival. On went, both literally and figuratively, , average, the past seven festivals sent a over the youngsters' heads to an ap- little over $2,500 each ($18,000 total) peciative audience. -,.. ,,~i: ...... ~~<,Jo ~J toward Huntington's research. This "Tell everyone in Northville we said Please year's donation is likely to be double thanks," Rice said Monday. "Planning that figure. started today for the ninth annual I· · Helping the income figure were dona- festival." Vote I ·:New appeals hoard deiJ.'ies August • Meijer code variance request 7 Continued from Page 1 years, It doesn't help (your case) at all." the Board were to grant a variance on Board Chair Blake Couse moved the this issue." board table the request until the state For The Township Fire Department, Fire Marshal could be contacted for an Building Inspector Milligan and the opinion, then amended the motion to Building Appeals Board, however, were grant the permit only if the state's skeptical. highest-ranking firefighting official ad- vise approval. Don B. Williams • · Advising the Board, Fire Chief · Robert Toms said, "A sprinkler system Looking for a The Board unanimously approved the tailoring shop? · -is just great, but I've been in situations motion (with Board member F. • Presently Appointed To Board Of Trustees · where a sprinkler system has burnt Richard Duwel absent) and directed Wetght watchers or meticulous • Efficient Police and Fire Department :down. We've got to have some kind of Milligan to obtain the Fire Marshal's dressers, Lapham's has a c0m- ,'ventilation or we're going to lose opinion. On Monday, Milligan announc- plete a1teralJOndepartment ready • Advocate of Senior Citizen Village to serve you Personal fitllngs lor : :somebody or the building." ed the Fire Marshal had left the deci- : In a comment that turned out to be both men and women lapels and • Balanced Budget sion up to the Board. lies narrowed -representative of the Board's opinion, • Maintain Low Tax Structure \:Board Secretary Donald DiComo told In other action at the Thursday LAPHAM'S ~Kuzma and Fleming, "When life and meeting, the new Board voted in its of· 120E. Main, Northville • Develop Industrial Area ficers: Couse was picked as chair, Ber- : 'safety are at stake, cost cannot be a 349-3677 • Township Resident For 12Years • · :hardship. I don't feel I'm in a position to nard Bach as vice-chalr, and Donald Open Thur~. & Fro 9109 : :judge. When these guys (township fire DiComo as secretary. Also serving on Mon , Tues .. Wed, Sat. 9-6 p, , m, : :officials) have been doing this for 35 the Board Is William Schultz.

Tenpenny's 5th Annual Super A.-gust Clearance PRE-INVENTORY Every Floor Sample ~~fJ~ CLEARANCE ~~~ BY POPULAR DEMAND, SALE EXTENDED.! WEEK ~ DESICNER Misty Harbor I ALL WEATHER TIES OFF COATS clvenev & Yves5t Laurent ~....J: :.J: Zlp·L1ned, Were $135. ~ During August every floor sample will be Real fJold iewelry. ::OJ: S5. offered at 1/2 off the original tagged price. S59. Values to $15 ~:Xc You re worth it. ~ POPUN ~~ If you are looking for the usual :xC Real gold lewelry ISthe best there IS. ",c :xC 5UI"~~ lower quality items that you And It doesn't ha"~ tv cost a lot. either. :xC Tal'\.O O~.~e usually see at larger stores. THIS Even when It'S small and Simple. It'S ~;; ~~ SALE IS NOT FOR YOU! But - if elegant. SQ.". You can wear It anywhere. on any 5~ Specially Priced I you want clean quality items at a ~ 50% savings, come in and check occasion. And when you do. you'll feel a "'w.: special confidence and pride that comes ~~ Specially Priced the values for yourself. "'J: With weanng real gold jewelry. ~:ole: Travel Tie Bag 50. give yourself a gift. Come in and ~~ I • :oJ: This is our 5th year of running the select a Karot gold cham, bracelet. nng ~~ S2. Super August * Off Floor or earrings. If there's anyane who deserves ",J: Clearance. Shop early for best the special feeling that Karat Gold Jewelry gives. it's you. HURRY! COME IN EARLY••• FIRST COME, FIRST CHOICE! selection. II;:.. ~ HURRY! FARMINGTON Grand River near Halstead :s: 5 BIC washil1gton 478-3430· Mon ••sal.1G-9,CIOSodSUnday ~ clothiers GENERAL MOTORS BUILDING (Main Lobby) Tenpenny Interiors AVS. 871-606Q·Mon·SAt H.CIOIOdSunday 42951W. 7 Mile Rd. • Malor ertdlt cards Konortd • Ansales Fllal • Alttratlols at Cost ~ Northville· 348·7174 I~UUU~Uuuuuuuuuuuuuu'uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu~uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuur: •• Nothing else feels like real gold \: ""nnn~"~nnnn"""nnnnm""n"n""""n""n""""""""nnnn"nn""~""n""nnnnnnnnn"n"'_1 4·A- THE NORTHVILLERECORD-Wednesday, August 1,1984 •• Township voters to vote on three ballot propositions

NQrthville Township voters will be part?" Include a one mill tax renewal and a asked to vote upon three local proposals vice. The purchase of the property from Itreads: charter amendment. The single mlll and two Wayne County ones when Utey Alta Sorenson has been recommended renewal makes up a portion of tbe 7.fYl go to Utepolls Tuesday. "Shall the Township of Northville to Ute township board by Fire Chief Board of Trustees be authorized to mills levied by tbe county and bas been • PROPOSAL No. lis for purchase of Robert Toms. Ithad been sought so Utat Included In tax bills for many years. property for a proposed fire station to renew Ute total tax limitation on pro. a fire station eventually could be built perty In the Township of Northville, Renewal will not Increase taxes. serve Ute western portion of Ute to provide service In Ute western por- towrishlp.1t reads: Wayne County, Michigan, for five The charter amendment, backed by tion of Ute township. years, Utrough both inclusive, "Shall the electors of Northville 1985 1989, both county executive William Lucas by levying a tax In an amount not to ex- Township auUtorize Ute Board of and most members of tbe county board • PROPOSAL No.2 ratifies Ute board ceed one-half mill CO.5 mill) and the Trustees, as their agent, to enter Into an of commissioners, would abolIsh tbe of trustees' resolution to acquire for Ute funds thereby derived to be ex- agreement for Ute purchase of land, used road commission and place its ad- sum of $1 land on Beck Road from the clusively for operating, maintaining equlpment and fixtures for public pur- ministration under the executive office. State of Michigan for a community and improving and for providing poses, for a lump sum consideration not park. WIUt Ute assistance of State It Is Ute first of several alterations ex- to exceed $9,100 excluding costs and ex- capital expenditures for fire services of Senator R. Robert Geake of Northville \ pected to the charter this year, the penses, for premises within the 'the Northville Township Fire Depart· earliest opportunity for restructuring Ute township board had sought and 0b- aUUtorizlng Ute purchase of land, equip- ment?" township commonly known as 48399 In the future, to mortgage, sell, ex· Ute government since tbe charter took tained the land from Ute state for a ment and fixtures for recreational pur- The renewal continues a tax first West Seven Mile Road, and auUtorize change, give, divide, subdivide or effect two years ago. needed park. The formality of approval poses, for Ute lump sum of $1 excluding levied In 1980. Revenue has been suffi- Ute board of trustees, eiUter now or In oUterwlse dispose of, or grant an ease- by Ute electorate Is required. costs and expenses for premises within the future, to mortgage, sell, eXchange, ment over such real property, In whole cient to fund operating expenses of the November proposals will likely aim The proposal reads: Ute township commonly known as the or In part.?" department, which has reqUired to abolish Ute elected drain commis- give, divide, subdivide or oUterwise "Shall Ute electors of Northville dispose of or grant an easement over Northville Community Park, located on general fund support only for large sioner and consolidate Ute duties of that Township ratify Ute Board of Trustees' Beck Road, and authorize the Board of such real property, In whole or in • PROPOSAL No.3 is for a five-year capital expense items. office wiUt Ute road duties under a resolution 83-54 adopted May 12, 1983, Trustees, as Utelr agent, elUter now or renewal of a half-mill tax for fire ser- The two Wayne County propositions public works diylslon. lVayne County commission race centers on full-time dehate parttime. Continued from Page 1 for their money, we can't even get Ute cessions. If they don't, It will have to be can run without me Utere on a daily County commissioner? "Mary implied it's full time," Tuttle park cleaned." • closed down." basis." "I felt it was important to complete ELAINE TUTTLE - 11254 Garden Street, said. She said she attended some What can done to lessen the ten- be Ute job of re-organlzlng county govern- Livonia. Treasurer, city of Livonia. Age sion between the county commission Care for indigent patients will have to meetings of Ute commission, of which MARY DUMAS - 17659 Loveland, ment," Dumas said. "I was a co-chalr 43. Certificate In accounting and and the executive? be done by contract wiUt private Ute shortest ran one hour to 90 minutes. Livonia. Incumbent Wayne County of the petition drive to change county finance, Walsh College, Troy. "I think we need some new people hospitals In Utat event, O'Neill argued. Committee meetings ran roughly Utree commissioner, elected 1972. Chairman government to Ute charter form and Why are you running for Wayne down there. We have an executive who "The hospital drains $1.5 million a hours. "The job only takes one after- of Ute public safety and judiciary com- campaigned on behalf of Ute ballot pro- Countycommissioner? monUt out of Ute county, that can't con- noon a week," she said. "If Utey call Is doing a great job, IUtink, and there's mittees, member of Ute audit and per- posal." " "I think I can do a good job," said noUting but bickering," O'Neill said. tinue. I don't understand why Ute coun- committee meetings, Utey are at night. sonnel committees. Bachelor of Arts, Dumas was Widely rumored to be a Tuttle. "I am familiar wiUt Ute county That Ican do on my own time." "Prior to the executive being instituted, ty executive vetoed Ute commission ap- University of Wisconsin. Among ap- potential candidate for Ute state house budget. Iagree wiUt a lot of what coun- Ute board of commissioners were Ute propriation of money to audit Ute The Livonia charter allows her a pointed and elective offices are to replace Jack Kirksey, a fellow ty executive Bill Lucas Is doing. I Utink deputy to be present when Ute office is executive branch. Now, Utere Is a hospital operation. The audit Is needed Schoolcraft College trustee (1971-72), Livonia Republican who Is stepping Ute hassles between Ute commission tendency not to relinquish Utls power." if we're to know what to do wiUt Ute open in Ute absence Of Ute treasurer, SEMCOG executive committee (78-82), down. She said she did not make tbe and Ute executive are hindering Ute ef- What do you think of the Southwest hospital - we have to pin down Ute ex- run Tuttle said. She would put in a separate Wayne County Criminal Justice Coor- . for Utat office because "I did not want fectivemess of what he's trying to do." General lease/purchase arrangement act losses and undestand what it Is \ phone line to handle county business dinating Council (74-82), SouUteast to make a long-term committment to TiJttle said Ute commission Is still for WayneCounty General Hospital? Is worth if we sell it. Thankfully, Ute com- when at her city office, she said, and Michigan Emergency Medical Services Lansing and that wouid be unfair to Ute unable to adapt to its new role as a it a good deal for the county? Do you mission overrode Ute veto." has offered to pay Ute city back for Utat Council (1978-82). Also member Na- constituents of Ute district. Also pucely legislative body because many portion of her salary spent on county think it will go through? Let's talk about full·time versus tiona! Association of Counties, crime beCause your seniority in the ho~ commissioners are holdovers from a business. "I would love for Utat to fly, but I part-time. and public safety steering committee. pretty much governs how much you can time when Ute commission was beth ex- She said Utat, as an accountant, she don't Utink it will ny," O'Neill said. "As far as I'm concerned, 1 can Vice chair, charter ballot proposal accomplish and Iwasn't willing to take ecutive and legislative branch. has "always worked two jobs" during "The biggest thing is that the devote as much time to it as it takes," committee 1982. Ute time to gain Utat seniority." What can be done to lessen the ten- the tax: season and believes she will employees Utere, Ute highest paid In O'Neill said, "My business is fairly well sion'between the county commission have sufficient time to deal wiUt boUt Wayne County, will have to take con- established now, to Ute point Where it Why are you running for Wayne and the executive? Ute county and city positions. Continued on 6 ~What it boils down to is you need a "Mary said it takes 20-50 hours a new executive or you need some new week to do her job," Tuttle said. "Now commissioners," Tuttle said. Ute job only pays $27,000. If you expect YOU"" - WE THE PEOPLE SUPPORT ... What do you think of the Southwest someone to work 40 hours a week for GeJierai lease/purchase arrangement that, Uteposition is underpaid." SAVE (or WayneCounty General Hospital? Is Q it l!' good deal for the county? Do you HUGH PATRICK O'NEILL - 18360 2 .~ HUGH PATRICK think it will go through? ~ Levan Road, Livonia. President of own James "With Wayne County General losing firm, A-Alert Security Services, WAYS H WIll $50;000 a day, they had to do Livonia. Age 51. Attended University of something," Tuttle said. "Mary Detroit 1951-53, no degree. Graduated When you Pre-Plan (DUmas) will tell you Ute trauma artillery officer candidate school, 1953. O'NEILL your funeral with center Is needed because it's part of Ute Ran as Democrat for U.S. House In couhty disaster plan and only five 1970, lost, and for county drain commls· minutes from Metro airport. But sioner (on platform of abolishlng'the of· WILL and URGE HIS ELECTION AS heficopters could take people to Ann Ar- lice) in 1972, lost. Appointed director of Funeral Homes bor.or Detroit In Ute same time." office of civil defense, Livonia, 1970-79. She said Ute county has to reduce its Why are you running for Wayne 1 YOUr funeral 1$ guaranteed al IOllay's proces You are WAYNE COUNTY deficit and Utat some sale of Ute County commissioner? pr01ec1ed agalnsl inflatIOn hospital is needed. Speaking as a nor- "After going to a couple of county Utwest Wayne County representative, . board meetings, Ipretty much decided 2 You guard against over. spendIng You SpecIfy the " COMMISSIONER- she said, the Wayne 10 commissioner to run," O'Neill said. He alleged Utat kind of funeral serVice and should advocate eiUter selling or c1os- Dumas is considered "somewhat Ute COS1Syou WIsh ing: Ute hospital, since few of Ute buffoon" of Ute commission and accus- resldents in Utis area are served by it. ed her of obstructionist politics. "The ClJJlus - FOR THE COMMITTEE OF LIVONIA, ';;.rhe county has to be able to adjust county executive is trying to ac- Your Pre-Nesd to Ute tax base going up or down, liVing complish some worthwhile Utlngs and Specialists "Your voice NORTHVILLE, NORTHVILLE TWP., wit!lln a budget. There are pretty much Utese commissioners are stalling for no good Utlngs happening on Utls from Ute reason oUter than Uteir own egos." 937-3670 in the government." PLYMOUTH AND PLYMOUTH TWP. county executive's office." Beyond Utat, he said, county tax- BETTYJEAN AWREY MICHAEL ILITCH JACK KIRKSEY ];et's talk about fulItime versus payers "can't see what Utey're getting ROBERTMCCANN ROBERTNASH ROBERTAWREY MARIAN ILITCH PAT KIRKSEY PATRICIAMCCANN LAURA NASH ANGELO DIPONIO KENNETHBOURGON WM. C. CONLEY GERALD DIETZ MARGE DIPONIO ELLEN BOURGON THOMAS CELLANI FRAN DIETZ JOHNOZOG KATHYOZOG DANIELANDREW SHIRLEYDODGE MICHAEL J. REISER HILDEGARD R. MAESON DEEDEEDITTMAR JACK DODGE JOSEPH O'MARA ANGELA JODWAY KAREN L. NACY PATRICIA O'MARA . NORBERTDITTMAR SHIRLEYRITTER CHARLES ALLEN RONALD PROUDLOCK • THOMAS GRACE MICHAEL COONEY MARLENE ALLEN LINDA PROUDLOCK RICHARDO'MEARA MARCIA GRACE W.FURMAGA W.RMARTIN CHERYLADAMS MARLENE O'MEARA SHIRLEYBISHOP LINDA COLLINS BILL JAHNS MARK KUZNAR EDWARD POBUR LOIS BARTON ELWOODCOLLINS CHRISSTRADTNER GARY NIXON MARGARET POBUR RONALD BURKE,AnY. 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Jaycees grapple with court ruling .' ...... Continued from Page 1 Hoetger noted, adding that It "could be passage of both bylaw. proposals and a couple of years" before women are the establishment of a slx·person com·' tJonfrom local members is "50-SO." able to hold an office. mlttee (three males, three females) to "There are pros and cons to It," she "I hope I'm wrong on that," he said. develop a plan to merge the two grouP.s·: said, noting that "while It would be nice "There could be an exception ... " Into the new Michigan Jaycees. . to work with men on our projects, It's Hoetger noted that as a result of the According to Bob Cummings, presl· I • nice having our own group." Supreme Court's ruling, the General dent of the Northvllie chapter, th.e.· However, she added that "If It comes Assembly of tbe U.S. Jaycees is Supreme Court's decision making the, . to the point where we have to join or scheduled to vote on the proposed Jaycees susceptible to public regula: disaflUiate, I'm sure most members changes In Its constitution and bylaws tlon means "we're required to change , will Join." within the next few weeks. or face disaffiliation." .. Pam Hoetger, wife of Jaycee Tom "What It looks like is that the commit- The bylaws of the national organlzl\~ .. Hoetger and a member of the Jaycee tee - In the best Interest of the Jaycees tlon were challenged nearly a decade, : Women for the past two years, said she - is not going to fight the decision," ago when Jaycee chapters In Mm· . has some reservations about merging Hoetger said, neapolis and St. Paul began admitting' the two groups. "I think the decision will be made to women In their regular membership. • . "I'm sort of vague on it right now," change the bylaws and accept female When the national organization tri~, . • she pointed out, "but I tend not to agree members," he noted. to revoke the charters of the two with It." The two primary changes to the chapters, both groups filed dlscrimlmi- Hoetger said one of her concerns Is bylaws will Include a provision to allow tlon charges with the Minnesota that "women will be joining for the female members Into the Jaycees Department of Human Rights. wrong reasons. regular membership and to abolish the In reaction to the Minnesota Depal1· "The age group is so young," she Jaycee Women group and continue with ment of Human Right's order that the said, adding that she feared the one organization for both male and national chapter not apply sanctions organization could become a social female members. based on the state's antl-discrimlnatlon outing for members. Hoetger noted that once the national laws, the Jaycees took the case to court. "I really like having our own identl· board has made its decision, each state Though the result of the the Supreme ty," she said. "At this point I'm not sure will vote on the bylaws changes. Court's ruling has left both local groups' I'll renew my membership when they "It probably will be a rubber stamp In a state of limbo, Hoetger pointed out • get together." across the board once national makes that the Northville Jaycee chapter Belkowskl said there also is some its decision," Hoetger pointed out. "took a vote last week that we would go concern that women may not be able to Should the U.S. Jaycees approve the with the changes and will change our take a leadership role In the new changes in its bylaws, the Michigan bylaws as soon as we get the word from Jaycees should the proposed changes Jaycees will vote on the same proposals. national or the state. SIDEWALK SHOPPERS - Bargain hunters Scott Lapham called the crowds "probably be mandated. at its State Convention scheduled filled the downtown for two days last weekend the largest we ever had and the longest- Tom Hoetger echoed Belkowski's August 17 and 18 In Marquette. "At this point we are encouraging as the merchants' annual clearaway began staying on Saturday afternoon." Crafters he concerns and noted that, like other In a letter addressed to Jaycees and women to join," he said, adding that groups, the Jaycees require members Jaycee Women members from the state while the bylaw change Is not official, Friday and continued Saturday when streets said, reported a "fantastic" day. ReCord the chapter already has "opened its were closed for crafts and antiques booths. to be Involved In the organization for a presidents of both organizations, it was photo by Steve Fecht. period of time before seeking an office. noted that the executive committees of doors." "I think it will take a while for women the Michigan Jaycees and Michigan "By August 20 we should know where • to become officers In the Jaycees." Jaycee Women have recommended the we stand," he said. .

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c 6-A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, Augusl1, 1984 •• • Primary contest for S!llem clerk: dual role an issue For the first time in her 10 years as two jobs, the board opted to once again I'm concerned about all of them." by another.' Salem Township clerk, Republican contact Its attorney for an opinion on "Also in oplnlon 6083 of 1982 by the N~y Geiger is being challenged in the whether this action would be legai and Candidate Bejin's replies to the same MIchIgan Attornwey General, there prirpary election next Tuesday. what would happen If a new clerk were questions follow. was a letter written about a township Susan K. Bejin, an ll-year resident of elected who did not care to take on full- How do you feel about the townsI1IP supervisor who was also a town the lownshlp, Is opposing Geiger on the time duties. No board action on the board's bandling of the clerk's dual manager. That situation was COn- R!iP.ublican ticket. Since there is no matter Is expected until after the role? sidered incompatible (by the attorney • D~mocratlc challenger, the winner of primary election since the next regular "I feel strongly these two jobs are in- general) because the board hired and the~rlmary Is a "shoo-In" for the post board meeting wl1ltake place August 8. compatible and cannot be held by the fired the manager. at lhe general election November 6. Both candidates were asked the same same person. The law states clearly in "This Is very similar to the situation I\. lifetime resident of Salem four questions In individual interviews Public Acts 566 of 1978, section IB 'in- we have here in Salem TownshIp. 1feel To\ynshlp, Geiger, 45, was appointed recently In an attempt to determine compatible offices mean public offices the board has caused unnecessary ex- to\\'llshlp clerk In July 1974, following theil' positions on the dual role question held by a public official which, when the pense and hardshIp to township citizens the:death of former clerk Laura Ver· and other township matters. continued cooperation." Do you have a general comment to ornclal Is performing the duties of any because It could have been easily solv- ran. She was then elected to the ornce In The questions and Geiger'S responses Why should Salem reslents vote for make? of the public offices held by the officIal, ed by her orcw. atfll'l1till::':;' ·the community for one year. grandchildren also survive. o 45% •CCJI4IClIIa--n-:~'::.:tiin. $SO Ill'" JlffCe...... I u OFF No~ .. ~~_HIldnI 0.£' -A : .. ~'I!!!P~~--';'-~ L -----:--::---O""·J(fJI_Fn~AU11.3tot9IU------·cal 81inds L I', - Custom Vert. 350I.. off % I! ! 50 off ~ru~umlnum .. ~.~c.~~ce F I 11 I:' S lected: • Decorator ClothS A _ ,w< Northville \he4. ( .. ,.. """. ~ ~ I \ e II .,,'~. _ '1'1700 '1\900 o ".10"1 ~oo '1'600 ,.,,~ 7<1]00 18'00 ~~r---"Grab.r Tracks I .-- -'I 'h" .. '/. 1]".>00 11f-OO ",. ~..'tr' ';1s~ o Plaza Mall ".i' ~ ~ ----- .A .__. .-..;,.....:.A."-~ r Me.lurlng Inl'all ... on & ~]OO ~~i""~oo~ ~ ...oo 18]00 OOllgn 50"'1(0 O' Nomina' Charge ,,"'0 "",00" "",00 I LIKES GOOD FOOD D West 7 Mile Road - Northville ".' '" .. "" at Equal Savings ALL VERTICALS ARE Other custom Sizes • - NOT CREATED EQUAL between Northville & Haggerty Roads a . • r', ~./. ) /'C. ,,: Horizontal 81i~ds o O! Bali SO~;f Ph-s 250;f that P concord - Kaavy Duty E 500/0off Ph-S 40 % offthat a . • N ~u-stomdraperies

." 7 UP40to - 60%OFF. :::~SMan FAIRies • Co•• llIIlIlS co. Chinese Szechuan CK ON IN STO an alternative " Stv"ng With Imagination D Cantonese and American supermarket Hong Kong Cusine -. A '. Mandarin NORTHVILLE 7 Mile Road 33521 8 Mile Road Y ...... An elegant dining experience Sam Chan, 349·0441 (Just West 01 'armington ReL) with businessmen's lunches ... 5 Manager ViSit our Traverse City and Port and carry outs Charlotte, F1a locations 477-7440 - Ie •• Wednesday, August 1.1984- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-7·A Calendar JUST COINS TODAY,AUGUST 1 from 11 a.m. to noon in the church park- Inglot. AMERICAN LEGION JUNIORS: American Legion Auxiliary Unit 147, SUNDAY, AUGUST 5 ~ Juniors, meets at 7 p.m. at the post SELLING home. MILL RACE VILLAGE: Mill Race SELLING Elect The only candidate rated Historical VIllage located off Main on SELLING "preferred" and "well CITY APPEALS BOARD: NorthvUle Griswold wIll be open from 1-4 p.m. • NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY qualified" by Civic Searchlight. l.City Appeals Board meets at 8 p.m. In with docents on duty in the bulldlngs. ENGELHARD SILVER BARS, JOHN the council chambers. KRANDSAND MONDAY, AUGUST 6 MAPlELEAFS. • NEWLYARRIVED 1945RED THURSDAY, AUGUST 2 BOOKS KIWANIS MEETS: Northville 'NEWGOLDCHARMS6 FARMER'S MARKET: NorthvUle Kiwanis meets at 6:30 p.m. at Pan CHAINS 2r4 OFF Farmer's Market Is open from 8 a.m. to Asia's Tin Fu,43171 West seven Mlle. • MANY U.S. MINOR GOLD 4 p.m. at Hutton and Main. PIECES IN STOCK TOPS MEETS: NorthvIlle TOPS 039 NOVI RD. , NORTHVILLE DAYTIME TOPS: Daytime TOPS meets at 7 p.m. at First Presbyterian :,t4R- MacDONALD meets at 9 a.m. at First Presbyterian Church. For information, call 348-8055. Church. 35th District Court •• MASONSMEET: NorthvIlle Masonic LALECHE LEAGUE: LaLeche Organization meets at 7:30 p.m. at League of NorthvUle-Novi wUl meet at Masonic Temple. Homeo\\'ners 9:30 a.m. to discuss "Nutrition and Insurance? _ JUDGE Weaning." The meeting Is open to all CITY COUNCfi,: NorthvUle City women interested in breasUeeding. Council meets at 8 p.m. in the council One. name sa\s it Babies always are welcome. For loca· chambers. best. . tion or information, call 349-5380 or 349- 3645. TUESDAY, AUGUST 7 PRIMARY ELECTION: PollIng ...... - Northville Township Board of HIGHLAND LAKES WOMEN: places In the city and township wUl be ~ Trustees-Susan Heintz, Clerk, Highland Lakes Women's Club meets at 7 8 -~' Richard Henningsen, Treas .• open from a.m. to p.m. In the 1 ( •• p.m. at Highland Lakes Clubhouse. . primary election. ~.'- Richard Allen, Trustee, Thomas Cook. Trustee. SENIORS MEET: NorthvUle senior '~ ;!... ROTARY CLUB: NorthvUle Rotary ,~-. James Nowka, Trustee, Don Citizens Council hosts an afternoon of Club meets at noon at First B. Williams, Trustee. cards, games and refreshments from 1- Presbyterian Church fellowship hall. . 5 p.m. In Room 216 of the Board of ·,1 - , Education Building. CIVITAN SINGLES: Civitan Singles- I • £4.6 J I West Metro Area wUl host its business CLIFFORD ROBERTS WIND BAGGERS MEET: Wind Bag- I meeting at 6:30 p.m. at China Fair Frank Hand I gers Toastmasters Club meets at 6p.m. Restaurant. Insurance Agency at the Sveden House, 31530 Grand River 20793 Farmington Rd. ""ve worked ••in Farmington. For information or FarmlDgton CIVIL AIR PATROL: Sixgate closely with John 455-1635. reservations, call Squadron Civil Air Patrol meets at 7 478·1177 MacDonald in EMBROIDERERS GUILD: Mill p.m. at Novl High School. What"., so good opposing the ahout Auto·Own- prison site, and Race Embroiderers Guild meets a 7:30 SEALARKS: Sealarks meets at 7:30 e.!s Home·ownen feel he would be p.m. at First Presbyterian Church. p.m. at First Presbyterian Church. an excellent Insurance? First. choice for 35th LIBRARY COMMISSION: NorthvUle CITY PLANNERS MEET: Nor- it's our modern. district court Library Advisory Commission meets at thville City Planning Commission creative outlook on judge." 8 p.m. at NorthvUle Public Library. All meets at 8 p.m. in the council meetings are open to the pUblic. homeowner~ in.,ur· • Gerald Law t. chambers. ance. With policies. State RepresentatIve FRIDAY, AUGUST 3 SALEM BOARD: Salem Township that give you what . ORIENT CHAPTER, NO. 77: Orient Board meets at 8p.m. at town hall. you need\ what you Chapter No. 77, Order of the Eastern want to pay. State Represenlavle Gerry Law and John MacDonald Star, meets at 7:30 p.m. at Masonic VFW AUXILIARY: VFW Auxiliary, Second. it'., your Post 4012 meets at 8 p.m. at VFW Hall. Temple. local. independent OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8 Auto-Owner" Overeaters Anonymous meets at 7:30 agent. Who not KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS: Nor· p.m. at 35900 Ten Mile, one block west only know., your 8 of Haggerty. For information, call thville Knights of Columbus meets at neighborhood. "We have a well respected District Court Audrey at 474-9456 or Sue at 474-5735. p.m. in the Administration Building at Our Lady of Victory. But prohably that is well rlJn and highly thought of. John •• even li'e., in it. MacDonald will add to that reputation." SATURDAY, AUGUST 4 RECREATION COMMISSION: Nor- Paul Vernon, Mayor-CIty of NorthVIlle. PAPER DRIVE: St. Paul's Lutheran thville Recreation Commission meets .Auto-Owners Church School will hold a paper drive at 8p.m. at city hall. . Insurance I.r(' Uomr lar Ru"'.n,," (lnt" n.mr ... '" It all. (.\Im In IhC',\ul.,·U\llnrr", John ()urf'mu .. R.dICl "'hu'" farki.l1son's D~se~seis ·topic John MacDonald and WIfeAnne are shown talking WIth State Senator Robert Geake : Kay Babich, a registered nurse, will meeting which will be held in the Pro- discuss nutritional concerns for in- vidence Hospital Novl Center at Ten John MacDonald is the person we need. John has dividuals suffering from Parkinson's Mile and Haggerty Road. the dedication, enthusiasm and experience to make Disease when the Northville, Novi, Far- The support group Is sponsored by the' an excellent Judge. ••mington Support Group for Parkinson's Michigan Parkinson's Foundation and Patients meets tonight

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Stebbins Northville Livonia liVOnia Highland Lakes Mall Shoppina center 295114W. 7 Mile 43119W. 7 Mile 471·7171 348-9380 HOIlra' Houra o..lIyl008 Mon ·Thura 1008 Sunday 12·5 Friday 11).8 • • Saturd. 105 -.'.- 8-A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, August 1,1984 •• Police Blotters .~,Intersection scene of identical collisions Wednesday · , where he was treated for minor injuries unknown person from the pedestrian f1cers at the scene observed the screen and the turntable was taken from a open and that a dollar was missing. The ~'In the City ... and released. overpass just west of Sheldon. The inci- on the east side window of the room rip- table In the dining room. complainant further stated that a (t Carolin, 17, was cited for failure to dent took place at 10:19 p.m. While the ped and pushed open. A fan holding up On July 25, the complainant noWied screwdriver was found in the chlldren's .: Wednesday of iast week, two yield while making a left tun.. object did not penetrate the window, the window also had been removed. police that her young children found bedroom and that it does not belong to ~utomoblle accidents occurred in damage was estimated at $200. Pollee believe the dog was let out by their play safe/bank to have been pried the residents. ..almost exactly the same way at exactly Another automobile collision 0><:- the perpetrator. : the same piace In the City of NorthvUle. curred early Monday morning - this An attempted break·in of a Grace Items stolen Included a platlnum din- The location was the intersection of time at the intersection of Sheldon and Street home was thwarted by an audi- ner ring with diamonds and sapphires ·.~ight Mile and Sheldon roads. At 10:18 Hines Drive. At 5:43 a.m. Robert Leaf ble alarm last Wednesday night. Pollee valued at $3,000and a yellow gold dla· Clerks prepare for vote · a.m., Robert C. MUler of NorthvUle of Farmington HUis was westbound on responded to the alarm at about 11:12 mond ring worth an estimated $1,000. ,:t:eportedly was eastbound on Eight Mile Hines and failed to stop at the Dashing p.m., and discovered a downstairs bay A 22 caliber Remington automatic ri· when he turned left onto Sheldon - red light at Sheldon. He struck the Continued from Page 1 the previous election results," she said. window on the east side of the house had De also was taken from underneath the "We tried to work it out, but no one has (. · .qirectly in front of a westbound car passenger side of a northbound car been broken out and the screen cut. Ac· bed. 4riven by Thomas R. Klingel of Mariet- driven by Catherine Fogel of Canton. expected to return to office in the Inqulred so we didn't pin it Jown. It cording to the police report, no entry to would take more than 10and, probably, : til, Georgia. Klingel was unable to stop Fogel was taken by ambulance to St. the house appeared to have been gain- An estimated $300 In jewelry and Democratlc-domlnated county. There .in time, and the driver's side of his car Mary's Hospital in Livonia, where she stereo equlpment was stolen from a are contests for county court seats and less than 100write-Ins to do It." ed. The homeowners were away on The only contested township race Is , struck the driver's side of Miller's car. was treated and released. vacation. Haggerty Road residence sometime local persons will be elected as •~lingel was taken by City Police to Leaf, 61, was cited by city pollee for between 2:30 and 8:30 p.m. July 24, delegates to each party's county con· for the four GOP nominations to the -Botsford Hospital, where he was failure to yield at a Dashing red light. .. .In the Township police report. vention. trustee seats - seven candidates will treated for facial cuts and released. Police believe the perpetrators Locally, Heintz is unopposed in her be named on the ballot. A single " City Police issued 61-year-old Miller, Forty-nine newly-planted shrubs, Items valued at an estimated at entered the residence through a rear bid for the GOP nomination to be Democrat is assured continuation to who was not seriously injured, a cita- together valued at $1,536, were $4,080 were stolen from a Marilyn center basement window which was not township supervisor, deputy clerk November. Both township constables t,ionfor failure to yield while making a uprooted and stolen from the site of the residence sometime between 6:20 a.m. secured due to a faulty lock. The com· Georgina Goss is similarly alone In the are unopposed in their bids for return to left turn. office building at 670 Griswold owned and 4:10 p.m. July 26, township police plainant told police she fOood the back clerk's race and incumbent treasurer that office. At 6:22 p.m. the same day, ThomasJ. by Jack Doheny. The theft took place report. door open upon her arrival bome. Richard Henningsen is also assured a The township has three ballot pro- · Carol in of Birmingham made exactly between 12:01 and 9:02 a.m. Sunday, ci- The complainant told pollee when she Police said they believe the intruders place on the November ballot. No posals, two dealing with land acqulsi- • the same mistake as Miller. According ty police reported. The shrubs, which arrived home from work July 26, she used the back door to exit. Democrats are on the ballot for these tlon and one renewal of fil'e department to City Police, Carolin was on east- were of six varieties, had been planted found her dog wandering around the According to the police report, Items three posts. Heintz said election law millage. Wayne County is seeking a one bound Eight Mile at Sheldon and turned on Saturday. outside o( the residence. She noted to missing Include a woman's opal ring would allow a write-In candidate on the mill tax renewal and has a charter left directly in front of Randy Kratt of police that the dog is kept inside her valued at $100, a $100 Hamilton wrist Democratic side a chance for nomina- amendment abolishing the road com- Northville, who was driving westbound. A driver eastbound on Eight Mile home while she is at work. watch and a J.C. Penney turntable, also tion in any of these races, but cautioned mission on the ballot. Oakland County · 1;he two cars collided as in the earlier Saturday night reported the windshield The complainant further stated that valued at $100. that it would take a concerted effort. has a five-year recreation millage accident. Kratt was driven by his of his Chevy van was cracked by "a she found items missing from the Jewelry was found missing from the "It can't be done with just two votes, renewal question up for voter COD- parents to Providence Hospital in Novi, hard object" apparently thrown by an southeast bedroom of the residence. Of- upstairs closet in the master bedroom there's a complicated formula based on sideration. ...a=--_ •

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(!. • •• Wednesday,August1,1984-THE NORTHVILLERECORD-Il-A 35th District Court judge candidates examine issues

a backlog of cases. "As a judge, I would Please describe the quallUes of a "I wish they had buUt another jaU- few days, say." He said discussion wIth cannot do much about thJs, Jt Is pretty respect the attorneys' time, the police goodjudge. we've got the Wayne County JaU about department's time and the individual's "Somebody who has experience in attorneys prior to the first case of the much a legislative matter, we'd like to to open and that's going to be full from morning, and again for the afternoon, hear what you feel Is the solution to time. I would take the bench on time the courtroom, in trial work, preferably the first day. Beyond that, once you're a and be on the job as long as it takes to on both the prosecution and the defense would keep people apprised of the court MJchJgan'sjail overcrowding problem? do it correctly." criminal, once you're convicted, your schedule and prevent delays caused by How many kinds of alternatives' to sides. As a judge, you're going to sit and appeals are exhausted and you're going What are your feelings about man· waiting for witnesses or others involved prison sentenceswouldyou consider? make decisions and some understan· to prison, If you have to share a cell in a trIal. "The only answer to jail over· datory sentencJng? ding of both sides Is an asset." with someone else, well, that's tough," George noted that spe has experience Foley also said a judge should be Davis said mediation is not a total crowding is to buIld more prisons, But Foley said. solution, since Its presence acts a do the people want to pay for It? Crime with sentence guidelines used in "trying to be open and frank and honest He saId the "drunk driver doesn't recorder's court since March of this disincentive for opposing partIes to will go away when the people want it to - as a judge you're no better than the always have to go to jaU the first time negotiate independently. "They always stop," Davis saId. Besides agreeing to year. "My experience with the people who come before you, you're - the more communIcation we have guidelines to date Is that they are more just in a different position." want to walt and see what the mediator fund prIsons, he suggested peoll;e wUl between people, the better we can deal has to say." In his own practice, Davis have to report criminal activity ~ey lenient than what I've come to expect in The 35th District Court has only with these things." the past. For these hardened criminals, said, he rarely accepts a mediation know about and not accept llI·gotten recenUy begun operating in the black, As alternatives to jail, he noted that gains. ." the guidelines are too lenient. If the at· returning money to the communlUes panel's decision because the recom- halfway houses have proven less than mendation does not often approach As alternatives to prison, he said, torneys and judges communIcate that rather than requiring repeated sub- satisfactory because of a shortage of back 'to the legislature and there are sidies. Are there any other aspects of what he thinks he can win for clients In "Community involvement sentencing is supervision. He suggested that jaU in- the courtroom. helpful. It doesn't have qUite the teeth some changes, I think they could work court operation you are aware of that mates be put to work on pUblIc works well." require attention? For example, how What are your feelings about man· jail time does and it has its own costs in· projects, cautioning that the datory sentencing? volved, but it works." ," While we understand that a judge would you deal wJth a backlog of cJvil stereotyped vIew of a chain gang is "not cannot do much about thJs, it Jspretty cases "It was necessary to establish some Is there anything'else you feel Is 1m. necessarily all bad. Very few guards guidelines," Davis said. "You still have portant that wehaven't touched upon? much a legJslative matter, we'd like to "Any particular problems with the and corrections people are as cruel as hear what you feel is the solution to to leave a lot of room for discretion. The "My orientation is toward the cour· court itself, I would not be aware of - I the stereotype would have it." problem you had was a difference in troom type of law. From serving in a lot Michigan'S jail overcrowding problem? am not familiar with the situation there Is there anything else you feel JsJm· How many kinds of alternatives to sentencing for similar crimes - to that of courts, I think I have the makingS of because I rarely practice there. Any portant that wehaven't touched upon? degree guidelines are helpful." prison sentenceswouldyou consJder? kind of solutions, regardless of who is a good judge," Davis said of his re~ns . "Judicial temperment. To really get WhJle we understand that a judge for running . Jail overcrowding "shouldn't be elected, you're going to have to be there a feeling for candidates, you're going to reason to give a lesser sentence than is for a while. If I were elected, I believe have to get to know people quite well. If appropriate for the offense," George there would be time to work with the you know someone you trust, fine. But said. She asked, rhetorically, if it people, spend a day with them and to give a fair evaluation of all the can- NORTHVILLECITYCOUNCIL residents mighthave. He ex- toJune30,1985. ., wouldn't be better for socIety to learn to understand what they are do- didates would take a lot of eXllmina- MINUTE8-SYNOPSIS plainedhowConsumersuses Themeetingwas recessed at dispense with the notion of rehabUlta- ing." tion." JUNElB, 1984 theirpeople In theirtrucksto, 10:13,p.m. to go into clOSed tion in prisons "and more honest to say He said a mediation panel as a solu· reportanythingunusualto the session and reconvened,at Mayor Vernon called the police. 10:23p.m, we put people In prison to punish tion to a backlog of cases "could help" ALAN DAVIS6192 Runnymeade, Can- meetingtoorderat8.00p.m. FAIRFAXCOURT:There was 1984-87AFSCME-DPWCON- them?" and said such a panel "acts as a deter· ton. Age 32, attorney handling personal ROLLCALL:Present: Ver- discussionre the stormwater TRACTRATIFICATION:It was As for drunk drivers, she said some rent to go to trial." Foley said a backlog Injury cases for plaintiffs. Associate non. Ayers.DeRusha.Folino. runoffas wellas the sharing moved & supported to rJtily jail time might be reqUired for repeat of cases could be found in any court. degree, Northwestern Michigan Col- Gardner,Absent:None. of the costs of the repair. thecontract. offenders. "What does it take to get his MINUTESOF PREVIOUSCouncildiscussed posting a COMMUNICATIONS: a. "The way to deal with it is ad- lege, Bachelor of Arts, University of MEETING:Theminutes01 the signora partialbarricadewar- ResolutoonfromCity01 Inkster attention? Would it take 24 hours In a ministratively. You give people Michigan, Juris Doctor from Wayne June 5, 1984,closed meeting ningolthe hazard. opposing closing 01 Wayne local lockup to meditate on what he's deadlines, if they aren't ready, then the State. No elective-or appointive offices. wereapproved. It was moved& supported to County General Hospital. b. done? You've got to do something to get case is dismissed. It wouldn't take too The minutes 01 the June 5. direct the City Manager to Notollcation01 publichearings Please describe the qualities of a 1984.regularmeetingwereap- prepare properdata to call a on State Plan on Aging.and his attention and let him know he's got many of those before attorneys would goodjudge. provedwithcorrections. publichearingon the special lederal budget. c. ResoluUon to take responsibility for his actions." stop asking for repeated delays. At- "Two things come to mind - you've MINUTESOF BOARDS& assessmentlorFairfaxCourt. passed by LGCWWre Wa~ne She said she would consider work torneys are notorious for being late - got to show up on time, thinking of it as COMMISSIONS:The followng It was moved& supported to CountySolidWaste Manage- release programs but that if a person they are getting better lately since a job and not just as a position. After minutes01 Boards& Commis- authonzethe CityManager& mentplan. .:. returned in a week or a month on a sionswereplacedonIIle:Nor· CityEngineerto prepare the MISCELLANEOUS:Notiliea. some judges are getting tough." that, if the person tries to be fair and thvlliePlanningCommission. necessary paper work to go tion Irom Circuit Court::01 similar charge, she would be inclined to What are your feelings about man· honest, you have a pretty good chance May1. 1984;NorthvilleCom- out lor bidson proposalNo.3 dismissal01 LarryBogartI(om reqUire a jail sentence. She stressed datory sentencing? of having a good jUdge," Davis said. munity Recreation Commis- lornewconstructoon. the court case against communication with various Interest "Guidelines should be guidelines on· He said attorneys often are frustrated sion. May9, t984;NorthVille JAYCEES:Parade Route: It AFSCMEand the City01 ~or- groups to establish equitable treatment Beautification Commission. wasmoved& supportedto ap- thvllle. .~:' Iy. The jUdge should have the flexibility by judges who do not meet their own Apnl 3. 1984;NorthVilleArt prove the 4th 01 July Parade It was pointedout that SB'T« for those accused of minor crimes. to sentence in accordance with the par· schedules and that such judges are a CommiSSion.May22, 1984. routeas requested. is beingpresented& willanow Is there anythJng else you feel Is im· ticulars of a case. If you look at the in· major cause of docket backlogs. Other APPROVALOF BILLS:It was FireworksPermit: It was so two additional horse raeng • dividuals who come before a district so moved. moved, tracks In the City01 Detroit'II portant that wehaven't touched upon? useful skills Davis mentioned Included DEPARTMENTREPORTS:a. The meeltngrecessed at 9,30 passed. ' , "I think the judge should be accessl. court, most are appearing before a high intelligence and the ability to Police:The1983AnnualPolice p.m, and reconvenedat 9:45 Also,SB758toallowdograces ble to the people In the community," court for the first time. In those cases detect when people are being less than Report was discussed and p,m. intheState. ':' she said. "I would welcome people com- where the sentencing is done at the totally honest. placed on IIle. b. DPW:The TAXNOTEBIDS:It wasmoved Theflaghas beenflownat fiall district court, I think the best thing to DPWlabordistributionreport & supportedto acceptthe low mastintributeto WilsonFUnk ing up to me when I was out to dinner, The 35th District Court has only Irom May2. to May29. 1984 bid01 ComericaBank. who had served the E:1ty for instance, to talk about whatever do is tailor a sentence to the case and recenUy begun operating in the black, was discussed and placedon ICMARETIREMENTCORP., lalthlullylor a long time..:He concerns they may have. the individual." returning money to the communJties file. c. File: The Monthly DEFERREDCOMPENSATIONwas motivatorto cause :Jhe "And I would like to make the court Foley said flexibility for jUdges can rather than requirmg repeated sub- Report covenng February- PLAN:It was moved & sup- communitybUildingto be Wilt May 1984was discussed & ported to authorize the City & startedthe RecreationD~Pt. facilities accessible to these various be taken too far, and cited the heavily- sidies. Are there any other aspects of placedonIIle, Managertoreferthisto theCo- TheMayorasked forthouQl!ts groups, MADD or whatever. I feel I publicized Vincent Chin case as an ex- court operation you are aware of that COUNTYCOMMISSIONERS,ty Attorneyforhis reviewand Irom the CityCounCillor:an could fill that role. Everyone would be ample. "Now there's a case where require attention? For example, how Nonepresent. report. appropriatememoriaL .: welcome to come talk to me." there should have been some prison would you deal with a backlog of civil AGENDAADDITIONS:None AMENDMENTSTO 1983-84 Meeting adjourned at 11:05 AGENDAREVISIONS:Nor- BUDGET:It wasmoved& sup- p.m. • ;: time - he beat the guy with a baseball cases thVilleJaycees PreSidentre- portedtoadopttheresolution. Respectfullysubmitted. STEPHEN B. FOLEY 39874 Fox Valley bat, that's vicious. That problem of in. "I am not overly familiar with this QuestedItemNO.15be moved 1983·84 BUDGETAMEND- JoanG.McAllls(er Drive, Canton. Age 33, associate at· consistency between judges is the one particular court. I have practiced In upontheagenda. MENTNO.3;It was so moved CityClerk torney with Livonia law firm Cumm- guidelines should take care of without district court and am familiar with the MR. RICHARDROBINSON. & supported. THISISASYNOPSIS.AtrUe ings, McClorey, Davis & Acho, P.C. losing the flexibility." CONSUMERSPOWERCO.: PARKING ASSESSMENT and complete copy 01 'Itle kinds of cases handled there," Davis Mr. Robinson advised he POLICY:It was moved& sup- minutes are availableto tJ.e Bachelor's degree, Eastern Michigan While we understand that a judge said. would attend council portedto approvethe parking publicduringregularbuslne~s University, Juris Doctor, Detroit Col· cannot do much about thJs, Jt Jspretty Court backlogs can be reduced by go- meetingstoanswerQuestions assessment fromJuly 1, 1984 hours8:3Oa.m.-5.oop.m.·. lege of Law. Assistant prosecuting at- much a Jegislative matter, we'd like to ing to pre-trial hearings, "giving people , tomey, Wayne County trial division, hear what you feel is the solution to a set trial date and sticking by it. ;... Recorder's Court, 1977·79. Redford MJchigan'sjaH overcrowdingproblem? , You're probably going to have to run a Township assistant township attorney - How many kinds of alternatives to standby list and let people know they .: since 1979. prison sentenceswouldyou consJder? are on it and w~l_go to trial In the next

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FLOWEftS Women's Problem Pregnancy Assistance COMMUNITY I Confidential Services Advisory Teens Welcome' Flexible Fees 149E. Main Vasectomies' Tubal Ligation Northville 349·0671 General Health Care For Women Center BlueCross' Medicaid COMMITMEN· ~ 9::'f' VOTEAUGUST7* 35th DISTRICT JUDGE • , ~ G We Specialize Bruce Patterson ISa concerned resident of ::· in Caring 27549 W. Six Mlle. Livonia 476-2n2 the community. Patterson has extensive CIVIl. USED TIRES and criminal legal expenence ; In the District Courts and has' served with distinction as :' $10'00 Merit Commissioner. : AndUp Over a decade of deCISion: making expenence as a - • V.I.P. member of the Mary E. Re-Elect ~ Tire & Auto Amencan Arbitration • Association. · ~ 48705 Grand River Novi 348-5858 ELECT . BRUCE PATTERSON~ ~ ., DeJi& DUMAS ::· Your FULLTIME ,~rnte S Restaurant :.'.· Grand River & Drake in Muirwood Square WAYNE COUNTY COMMISSIONER ': 478-0080 10th District Republican VOTEAUGUST 7 : • Livonia, Northville, Northville Township, Plymouth & Plymouth Township. MON.-SAT. 7:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M. · ~ SUNDAY 7:00 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. Congressman, FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS WHO' .: '. Carl Pursell '. ~~ MID-SUMMER DINNER SPECIALS! ENDORSE PAnERSON ::· Slua" W PollOCk .. ~~"'A~~:.~oYea .rl\Old ~:n,:::"H~~~1 Ortld Lind PeGgyP.,.. ·• Laurl AmOid JOin E Harold 0.c)'V. PI"", • : : r-iBar:B:Qu-e-ChickenDillners--$6~5-- ~~I Llrry Ind Bonnl. BOwlrmln Otan. S Hitch Pet.r J P.,1lI • a.n arOdy DebOtlh J Hallind Alck J. In(l Carotyn Paneter • hut Bunln Ronald lnet Jlnle. Hoo•., Of St."ln J Ind SUNn Ale"n,r .. :~"ll Get two Bar-B-Que chickens with potato, vegeta- I I fr BatIN,. ... Br.aahkvhl.R N John V and Mldg. Johnaon DouOI.. J Aln,r • Su. C"""'ln Denl&l M Jon •• Aoblin N '''d Don"l Al.,.at ,. · .Ible cole slaw and bread basket I J,m"and Flor.ne.Champlon. L•• II. E Jon •• Mle"'11 W A'.,.at • GllbIn Ind K,ren Chlnlll "'.'U, G ,n4 Unl'n Jonl. Loul. and Oorothy Roat,k • · I N~Subltltutlonl Limitone coupon I B.rnard" Cohln A.... ndlr M Kalln Jlny Ind VICkiSamulul" .. Arthur J COl. StlnllY C KIIln OI.nShl. • • 1 L_.1~ .!!1~1~~g - - - - - ~~ ~~!!. ~'.!9!:4__ ! \1 PIItr1ekIn'" 1'1 The Leaders of Your Commurilty believe that M, K K O.lIlnoer MIChll1 Muma ~~~=te~~~t.0 Pet.,J Wlnt., ,:-2COm-Beefand-CahbageDinners--$~95-:I Mary E. Dumas has done an outstanding job as Wayne ~::.c;,0~ll':.d La ...anl Gr.ln ~~~~,-:t:,::,o~~'II' 0 Grady d I :r.a::? lar::sL'~'nn~,:,~r .. n -:";:'1:": ~~~I=c~~I,=n ~aOI IGet two Corn Beef and Cabbage dinners with potato, I \ County Commissioner and is the Best. Choice for Respon- Roben S 8n"lM',., Lo" Oregory WilHamJ Ind M8roa"t Pan,non Ivegetable and,dinner salad & bread basket I ,l sible County Government. I NoSubltilutlonl Limitone coupon I Re-Elect Mary E. Dumas, Republican, to the Wayne r:' LI 3:30 tll clollng Exp. Augult 18,1984 ~I :\' • County Board of Commissioners for the 10th District. '~oC' :~'.~ Our Great Sunday Speciall ,!' DUMAS has worked hard to bring you County .,' 1-AUYou-Ca-n- Eat -S-pagheiiioinnef$i;g-s-l Reform. Give Marythe chance to finish the job. l Sunday is spaghetti day. Spaghetti with tossed 1 Isalad & bread basket, all you can eatl I Civic Searchlight rates Dumas, fOr DISTRICT JUDGE':' PAID FOR BY THE ""nERsoN FOR 35th OISTRICT JUDGE COMMlnEE. t.I NoSubltilutlonl Limitone cOClpon _ I 42470 REOFERN. CANTON. MI 48187 I 2:00 tit closing Good only Sunday, Exp. Augult 18,1984 I Preferred & Well Qualified Paid 'Of by -Frlenas 01 MARY E DUMAS Comm,noo" 17659 lovelana LIVOnia, M Ka,enko, Treasurer " I • ': t

~ GENERAL eXCELLENCE WINNER Editorials 1981 .

Wednesday. AuguSl1. 1984- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD W~t Nnrt~uUlt 1&tcnrb lIere's our choices in the primaries

.' . . in commission disputes, when anyone with a sense of checks and . • qSth District Judg~: Township Trustees: balances must understand what is going on. , If Dumas is something of an independent member of the commis- sion, realize she is the sole Republican member and is, for that reason if no other, subject to some ridicule from fellow members of a J.ohn MacDonald Return Allen, Cook, Nowka predominately Democratic body. Referring to her as the "buffoon" of .: the county, as does opponent Hugh O'Neill, is unnecessary . When a respected district court jUdge such as Dunbar Davis leaves the bench, the search for a replacement is one of the most important Pick Dawson or Williams Not that we don't have complaints about Dumas' recent history. decisions to be made by the electorate. The choice is made more ( Although she boasts of many activities beyond the attendance of crucial by the routine way in which incumbent judge's are reelected - Whether township voters recognize it or not, they are coming to the meetings and casting of votes, her resume shows many of those ac- • we must be sure to make the right choice the first time, for unseating end of a special era in township government. One of the best and most tivities ceased in 1982.She goes too far, also, in claiming attendance at a~ incumbent judge is practically impossible. productive boards of trustees to govern the community in recent meetings of township boards and city councils in the district. We have history is reaching the end of its collective four-year term this not seen her at a regular meeting of either the township board or the ci- ... We believe JOHN E. MacDONALD is that proper choice in this November. With some wise decisions next Tuesday, however, the ty council in a long time. She was a viable presence at township year's election. Our endorsement of his candidacy was neither foreor- period o~good township government may be extended. meetings and the rally opposing moving the prison site. dained nor glibly arrived at, despite our familiarity with him as the township supervisor. All six candidates in the field were scrutinized With the departure of supervisor John MacDonald, there is one We were also less-than-thrilled with her position against the shut- closely, and MacDonald easily outdistances the lot in terms of ex- hole that will be ably filled by clerk Susan Heintz, unopposed in her down of'Wayne County General Hospital. Opponent Elaine Tuttle is p~rience and trustworthiness. .,. primary and with no Democrats in sight. Similarly, Heintz likely will right to suggest that the interests of mbst constituents in the district be replaced by Georgina Goss. Treasurer Richard Henningsen stays are not served by the facility. The drain on the county budget is un- ~ Endorsement criteria included not only our staff interviews with on, and will likely maintain the tight rein on spending for which he has conscionable, and Dumas is as guilty as any of helping bring to the each candidate, but extensive contacts with area politicians and at- earned inadequate praise. county to such a poor fiscal condition. More acceptable is her position torneys and with our colleagues in the local press, all of whom have favoring a lease/sale arrangement that maintains the trauma center had contact with the individuals involved. Time and again in these With the top of township board likely to remain in good hands, the and dialysis facilities at the hospital. She also scores points in noting discussions, MacDonald's name came to the top of the list. incoming government should be able to continue along the solid, pro- that few government functions pay for themselves, but did not fessional path established since 1980. For that reason, primarily, our acknOWledge that, as presently constituted, the hospital is a hole into As supervisor he has demonstrated the ability to oversee endorsements in the seven-way battle for four GOP nominations to the which Wayne County pours money. a~guments while allowing all sides to be heard equally and has shown board go to incumbents JAMES NOWKA, RICHARD ALLEN and he is both decisive and fair. It is in the nature of the supervisor's job THOMAS COOK. Why do we suggest voters reinstate Dumas? Because neither of th'at he has made enemies, but we have encountered few people in the her opponents is as likely to serve as well or take the job as seriously as pliblic arena better able to deal professionally and ethically with per- Sharp eyes will count only three endorsements for the four slots. does th~ incumbent. We view the Democratic opposition come • sons who bear him ill will and those whom he has ample reason to Were former trustee C. James Armstrong in the field he would likely November, but neither Tuttle nor O'Neill bas persuaded us that they dislike. get the fourth nod, but he has moved to the city, and we find none of the would better serve this district. Certainly their frank admiration for remaining candidates an adequate replacement. Lucas is indicative of a reluctance to perform the full watchdog role of ~. MacDonald' also carries the best record of community involve- the legislative branch. ment among the candidates - an important asset in one who aspires to We thought we might come up with the fourth nominee (important a~position of such stature in the community. His legal experience is un- in a GOP primary that may well establish the board for the next four _ Dumas is correct to argue that doing the job correctly reqUires matched, and we are impressed by the number of his peers who speak years, though a Democrat's name will be on the November ballot> by' more than the "one afternoon a week" Tuttle contends it takes. We are well of MacDonald. On an overall basis, 'then, MacDonald comes eliminating those we found unsuited to the position, but that only nar- disturbed at Tuttle's determination to keep the city treasurer's job and ne:arest the ideal for a judge and he wins our nod as best-qualified to rowed the field. First eliminated was Myron Kasey, whose sincerity is be elected commissioner, and particularly with her stated priority of serve in that capacity. This is an endorsement echoed by Civic Sear- admirable but whose ideas about development and the pace of growth the city of Livonia position. Northville has trouble enough getting clilight; he was the only candidate in this race termed "preferred and shows a short-term residency and lack of deep understanding of the recognized as an entity apart from Livonia in the district without • well qualified." community. Eliminated also was Marilyn Little, whose campaign has becoming involved with candidates whose orientation toward our been all but invisible and who failed to respond to The Record requests neighbors to the east is so strong that we are to be accorded only a few •. Two of the six candidates will make it past the primary, though for an interview. She was difficult to reach initially, and we get the im- hours' consideration a week . vpters may only pick one on the ballot. Voters in the entire district will pression she has become too busy with her work to be counted upon to t1)en select from the two finalists in November. Those who, for one devote the time necessary to serve on the board. reason or other, feel disinclined to support the township supervisor should take care that the alternative .selected approaches the high Which leaves us with Donald B. Williams and Gregory Dawson. "V~t~,Yes..on propos;;ll~,."If'tl 'standards he has set for this field. After MacDonald, we feel the can- Both have things going in their favor. Williams was chosen by the I I II

Just five months after his appoint- Fulkerson sald the board could do and the needto pursue suchaction. Friends of Library thank helpers ment to the post of Salem Township much by just enforcing Its own or- Fulkerson also cited the need for bet· superVisor, Richard Sackett will dinances.He cited an unrestored gravel ter legal counsel but he said the board receive his first "job evaluation" from pit on Mile as an example of this would have to rule on it. To the Editor: , Award and honoring him as a member' Six Ing certificates for reading 10 or more township voters in the August 7 deficiency. As far as the Holloway land- The weather, the new location and the of a fine organization at his funeral. RICHARD SACKETT books. primary election. fill Is concerned, the township could im- Richard Sackett was appointedby the wonderful cooperation of the Friends' We cannot forget the V.F.W. Post This annual six-week program re- Running on the RepUblican ticket, the prove its inspections as well as perform board in March to the post of township volunteers made the library book sale 4012and their auxiliary for always be- qUires an all-out effort on the part of the 51-year-old Sackett faces opposition Its own tests on water samples from the supervisor after former supervisor : (at last Saturday's sideWalk sale) a Ing willing to help In any way possible library staff, but many others con- from James Fulkerson, 53. The winner test wells, he said. The township should Floyd Taylor died In February. A Cur- •• great successthis year. even though Bill was not eligible to be a tribute to its successas well. of the RepUblican nomination will go on also Inform the state Department of tis Road resident for 20 years, Sackett After a second counting of receipts, It member of an organization with such The Friends of the Northville Library to face Democrat Donald Rldderlng In Natural Resources of any problems it Is the owner of Salem Industrial Park appears that $622 was made. caring members. proVided financial support for the the November general election. Ridder· haswith the landfill, hesaid. and a major stockholder In Mlchiga;· Had we had sorting space throughout Many thanks to Mike Utley and various activities. lng, 62, chairperson of the township If the board just went by the rules and Tree Service, Incorporated. ,~ the year, it Is possible that a better Duane Reeves for standing guard with The Northvl1le Community Recrea- planning commission and an ad· enforcedIts ordinances equally, it could Sackett finished his high schoot organization of the bookswould have In· Bill and watching over him. Also for the tion Department graciously assisted mlnistrator for Detroit Public Schools, domuch In this area, Fulkerson added. education while in the U.S. Navy and:_ creasedthe profits. many kindnessesthey showedour faml- with the Pet Showand final party. Is running unopposedIn the primary. Whyshould residents vote for you? also completed real estate training. He Special thanks go to the men and boy ly during Bill's Illness and after his We wish to thank the following What follows are brief biographies of Fulkerson sald he Is "better In tune" Is a licensed builder and a member of who helped close down the operation. death. You were both there when we volunteers who helped at the workshops the two Republican candidates and to what the residents want than the cur- the Masonic Lodge and American Fred Kerr, Bab Garr, Harry Cook and neededyou. and final party: Norma Beemer, Carol their answers to questionsaskedboth: rent supervisor. He promised to run Legion. -. Adam Cook stepped In after the fun of Thank you, Shirley Beason and Emsley, Gall Norback, Leslie Norback, JAMES FULKERSON more openboard meetings and conduct He served as president and vice selling was allover. The remaining Pastor Boerger for your support during JulIet Stockhausen, Sue Fostey and A resident of Virginia Lane, James all township business In public. He president of the Michigan Asphal\.~, bookshad to be hauled to a storage site Bill's last hours. Shirley, we could not Dolly Wagner. Fulkerson Is a landscaper, contractor would run the township the way the pe0- Pavers Association and worked for 14 where they will remain until another have had the strength without your We also wish to acknowledge Nor- and president of Fulkerson's Landscap- ple want it to run. He also wants a bet· years as president of Atlas Asphalt sale sponsor~ by another service help. Not only did you Introduce us to thvl1le residents Ming and Barbara ing in Canton. He also runs a storage ter Informed public and suggested a Engineers, Incorporated. -. group. hospiceand the hospice family concept, Louie, who entertained the crowd with facUlty there. A graduate of South Lyon township newsletter. Is there anything more that the; Beginning In september, the Friends but you were constant support for all of magic at the final party. High School, he belongs to the U.S. Fulkerson added that township township board could or should do to-" of Northville Library will onceagain be us. I'm sure Bill's smile let you know Finally, we recognize the support and Chamber of Commerce, the Michigan residents have been coming to him for protect the environment and help receiving donations of used books how much we neededyou. encouragement of the parents in help- AssocIation of Nurserymen. the Na- help and asked him to run for super- resolve concernswith Holloway? broUghtto the library. Wewould also like to thank the City of Ing their children reach their reading tional Federation of Independent visor. Sackett said the Hoiloway landfill Is:, september Is also the month Whenthe Northville for honoring Bill with the goals. Business, the Michigan Beekeepers Is there anything else you would llke well monltored by the DNR, In addition , Friends will have their benefit dinner Claude Ely Community service Award We appreciate the efforts of these Association and Citizens for S.A.L.E.M. to say? to twice daily inspections by the on Wednesday, september 26, at 7:30 . and the Northville Colts for the thank groups and individuals to help make the He serves as secretary of the Canton If elected, Fulkerson said hewould do township inspector. The test wells.: p.m. at Genitti's. Tickets are available you plaque and having Bill's name put library an exciting place for Northville Chamber of Commerce and Is married a good, honest job. He would run the around the fl1l have yellded positive now at the library and from members In the floor of the community bUilding. children to spendtheir summer. with three children. township the way the people wanted it results and the gas smell from the fill' of the ~rlends. Thank you to Don Lancaster who Anne Mannlsto Is there anything more that the to run. If there were actions that had to should be gone when the methane Val Cook came to the house the night Bill died Library Director township board could or should do to be taken that ran contrary to popular recovery project gets underway, he ex- and took care of things for us. And to Melanie Robinson protect the environment and help opinion, he said he would stand up and plained. '. Gearns family grateful the city for flying the flag at half mast. Assistant Librarian resolve concerns with Holloway? help the people understand that action In addition, Holloway himself would' Also to Dave DeLauder for his salute to not jeopardize his landfill operation by. • for friends' sympathy Bill as we passedhim on Rogers Street. allowing illegal materials to be dumped Theseare the things we will remember. there, Sackett said. . To the Editor: The tributes that made our hearts swell GOP clerk candidates talk issues Commenting on Holloway'S asphalt with pride for the man we all loved so On Sunday, July 8, 1984,we lost our plant, Sackett said the operation Is mUCh. beloved Bill. He was not only a kind, Continued from 6 and report any changesto the DNR. scheduling and record keeping. • eqUippedwith an oversize dust collec; gentle and loving husband and father, Thanks to all our friends for their love tion facillty so that nothing except heat and support and for just being there for "In answer to the second half of the "I have been active and concerned but he was also the best friend we ever and moisture Is emitted by the opera· all of us. it purposely delayed until after the question, the citizens need to feel the with the township for the past 11 years. had. tion. He added that "99 percent" of the : A very special thanks and many primary because the primary Is the board Is truly concerned about the land- I feel I can add a new spirit of Not only will we have all the beautiful asphalt plant traffic heads east into- words of appreciation to Michele deciding factor as to whether Nancy fill and is willing to take whatever steps democracy to the governing board. I memories of times we shared with him, WayneCo~ty. McElmurry and Steve Fecht for the· Geiger Is the elected official." are necessary to see that these con· would encourage the board to seek ex- _. but we will also remember how much tracts and ordinances are under con· pert opinions in situations where I felt it Why should residents vote flJryou? time they spent getting to know us and Is there anything more the board the people of Northville joined together trol. was necessary to make knowledgeable Sackett said he has beena resident of. for the beautiful story they wrote about should, or can do, protect the • to pay tribute to him. to en- Basically, the board needs to review decisions." the township for 20 years and ~ ~ Bill and our family. The kind words will vironment and resolve concerns and We cannot thank you all enough for understands the township's problems; I never be forgotten. They are truly car- the existing contracts held by Holloway Do you have a general comment to helping to make Bill's last months differences between Salem residents He said he understands what the people' ingpeople. and enforce them. The board Is respon- make? easier for all of us. Your kindness and and the Holloway Company? want - to keep Salem's "country" at- • But most of all thank you to Bill for sible to see that the ordinances of our "I would like to see a more active consideration are things we will always "I feel the board has the responsibili- mosphere. People moved to Salem for" always being tJiere for us. We were pro- township are upheld by Holloway. I township board in which it encourages bethankful for. ty to see that the contracts held by the peace, quiet and "neighborly': ud to have beenhis family and thankful think the people of the township would citizen participation in meetings. I A special thank you to the Northville Holloway are enforced and that the or- camaraderie," Sackett said, adding to have been able to love him and have feel more comfortable if they knew would like to see a township board in City Fire Department for all the years dinances by which our township Is that he understands that better than his him return that love tenfold. these ordinances and contracts were which there Is trust and one in which Bill was a member of their team and for governed are upheld. opponent. t: . Just knOWinga man like Bill hasbeen being enforced. the board represents the people of allowing him to stay with the depart- Is there anything else you would like" an experience many people have never "The board should regularly review Why should Salem residents vote for Salem Tpwnship with their concerns ment during his illness. He would have to say? ;.~ been fortunate to have In a whole the reports from the-DNR In regard to you? and needs. been really proud had he known of the The next four years will seechanges. lifetime. existing landfills and, if there are any "I plan to be an active board "I feel that the people should know great tribute you paid to him the day of in the township, said Sackett. TOe'. Wethank you again. noticeable changes in the reports from member. I feel I'm qualified to do the what decisions are going to be made prior to them being made and I think general attitude Is changing, he sald;' • his funeral. Our heartfelt thanks to all Tne Bill Gearns family month to month, it should see to it the duties of the township clerk. I worked of you.. DNR responds to them. The board four years as an office manager for they have the right to know how the and Salem is no longer a "dinky com]' Thanks to the Northville Township needs to regularly have tests done on Wolverine Aviation at Willow Run and board came about making these deci- munity." Government will have fo' Fire Department for their never forget· the old Plymouth dump on Five Mile was responsible for the bookkeeping, sions." changewith it, he added. •.... ting Bill when he was in the hospital and Library backers get always remembering to Inquire about note of appreciation his health. CITY OF NOVI " .' The long list goes on with the CITY OF NOVI American Legion Post'l47 and Aux- To the Editor: NOTICE OF ENACTMENT iliary for the lovely dinner Dley put on\. Over 260children participated in the ... ,; •. '. 'I NOTICE. v,. ~U r .~ . ORDINANCE NO. 84-116 '. for all of us, and the wonderful tribute Norqtville Public Library's Summer REQUEST FOR BIDS FOR CUSTODIAL to Bill with th service to his Community Reading Program, many of them earn- CONTRACTUAL SERVICES NOTICE !S HEREBY GIVEN that the Navi City Council has '., • adopted Ordinance No. 84-116, an Ordinal')C:~ to create. within the The City of Novi will receive sealed bids for Custodial Contrac- Department of Building and ~afety .the I?osltlon of Ord!nanc~ En- , • tual Services for the City Hall and the Novi Public Library in accor- forcement Officer and to prOVIde said offIcer the authonty to Issue " dance with the specifications of the City of Novi. and serve appearance tickets. .., NOTICE TO BIDDERS Bids will be received until 3:00 P.M., prevailing eastern time, This Ordinance was declared to be an emergency ordinance, ; Wednesday, August 22, 1984 at the office of the City Clerk, 45225 which is immediately necessary for the preservation of the public , W. Ten Mile Road, Novi, Michigan 48050. Bids will be pubicly open- peace health and safety and shall become effective immediately .. FAIRFAX COURT REPAVING ed and read at that time. Bids must be submitted on the form pro- The Ordinance was adopted July 30, 1984, and the effective date is vided and must be signed by legally authorized agent on the bid- July 30, 1984. A complete copy of th~ Ordinance .is available for , ' ding firm. Envelopes must be plainly marked, "CUSTODIAL CON- public use and inspection at the office of the City Clerk, 45225 CITY OF NORTHVILLE TRACTUAL SERVICES: NOVI CITY HALL - NOVI PUBLIC West Ten Mile Road. ,. , LIBRARY" and must bear the name of the bidder. WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN Bids will be considered firm for a period of thirty (30) days Geraldine Stipp, • , • after submission and once accepted cannot be altered unless the (8-1-84 N-NWL) City Clerk., . City requests additional inf~rmation in writing. . . , The City reserves the nght to accept or reJec~ any or all bids, to waive any irregularities, and to make the award In a manner that ------...... , .. Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received is in the best interest of the City of Novi. by the City of Northville, Wayne County, Michigan, at the city of- GENERAL PRIMARY ELECTION fices, 215 W. Main Street, Northville, Michigan 48167, at or bef?re Carol J. Ralinovik To the Qualified Electors: 2:00 p.m., local prevailing time, Tuesday, August 14,1984 at which (8-1-84 N-NWL) Purchasing Agent NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That a General Primary Election will be time they will be publicly opened and total prices read ~Io~d. held in the City of Northville, County of Wayne, State of Michigan with said City on Proposals shall be submitted for the complete furnishing of all TUESDAY, AUGUST7,1984 .' labor materials and equipment for the construction of the below AT THE PLACE OF HOLDINGTHE ELECTIONAS INDICATEDBELOW,VIZ: listed items of work'and approximate quantities: Remove existing pavement 1,889 s.y. GENERAL PRIMARY ELECTION PRECINCT1Council Room, City Hall, 215W. Main SI. Sand sub-base repair . 200c.y. FOR THE PURPOSE OF PLACING IN NOMINATION BY ALL; To the Qualified Electors: " . 7" concrete road pavement with integral curb 1,140 s.y. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That a General Primary Ele~tl~n Will ~e POLITICAL PARTIES PARTICIPATINGTHEREIN, CANDIDATESFOR THE 8" concrete road pavement with integral curb 375s. y. held in the City of Northville, County of Oakland, State of Michigan With FOLLOWING OFFICES,VIZ: Reconstruct catch basin 3 ea. said City on TUESDAY, AUGUST7, 1984 CONGRESSIONAL: United States Senator,Representativein Reconstruct manhole 2 ea. Congress AT THE PLACE OF HOLDINGTHE ELECTIONAS INDICATEDBELOW,VIZ: 4" concrete sidewalk - 5 feet wide 370s.f. LEGISLATIVE: State Representative 6" concrete sidewalk and driveways 1,300 s.f. PRECINCT 2 Amerman School Library, N. Center 3" topsoil and Class "A" sod 300s.y. FOR THE PuRPOSE OF PLACING IN NOMINATION BY ALL COUNTY: Prosecuting Attorney, Sheriff, County Clerk, County ::- : Edgedrain 2001.f. POLITICAL PARTIES PARTICIPATINGTHEREIN, CANDIDATES FOR THE Treasurer, Register of Deeds, Drain Commissioner • And all miscellaneous related items of work according to the FOLLOWING OFFICES,VIZ: .' AND FOR THE PURPOSE OF PLACING IN NOMINATION, CAN.... specifications prepared by McNeely & Lincoln Associates, Inc. CONGRESSIONAL: United States Senator, Representative in DIDATES PARTICIPATINGIN A NON·PARTISANPRIMARYELECTIONFOR Plans specifications and other contract documents may be Congress THE FOLLOWINGOFFICES,VIZ: examined' at the office of the City Clerk or at the office of the CIRCUITCOURTJUDGE, DISTRIC7COURTJUDGE engineer McNeeley & Lincoln Associates, Inc .• 215 W. Cady LEGISLATIVE: State Representative and such other Non·Partisan Officers as arf Nominated at that time. AND FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELECTING: Delegates to the County Street, P.'O. Box 66, Northville, Michigan 48167(313).349-4920on or County Executive, Prosecuting Attorney, Sheriff, Convention of the Democratic and Republican Parties. after Thursday, July 26, 1984. They may be obtamed from the COUNTY: County Clerkl Register of Deeds, County COUNTYQUESTION engineer upon payment of a ~on-refu.nda~le fee of $10.00 per set. Treasurer, Drain Commissioner ;Bndother such Of- Documents will be mailed to prospective bidders upon request ac- ficers as are Nominated at that lime. PROPOSI1'ONA TAX RENEWALPROPPOSAL companied by an additional mailing fee of $2.00 per set, non- AND FOR THE PURPOSE OF PLACING IN NOMINATION, CAN- Shall the authorization of Wayne County to levy a tax at a rate of one mili ; refundable. . C' CI k DIDATES PARTICIPATINGIN A NON-PARTISANPRIMARYELECTIONFOR ($1.00 per thousand dollars of state equalized valuation) on the taxable ',' Proposals shall be delivered to the office of the Ity er. THE FOLLOWING OFFICES,VIZ: property within the County, be renewed for five additional years (1985thru '.' Each proposal shall be accompanied by a certified check, 35th DISTRICTCOURT JUDGE. and such other Non·Partlsan Officers as are Nominated at that time. 1989) and proceeds used to continue existing County services, including " cashier's check, or a satisfac~ory bidder's bond in the ~mount of AND FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELECTING: Delegates to the County programs for arrest, detention and prosecution of criminals, juvenile court '.' . at least 5 percent of the total bId, drawn payable to t~e CIty 0.' Nor- Convention of the Democratic and Republican Parties. and related services, public health, recreation, ~ounty p~rks, job training, : thville as security to ensure that the successful bidder Will ex- senior citizen services, and proarams for meeting medical needs of the COUNTY QUESTION poor, the disabled, and the aged? ecute the contract and deliver acceptable performance, labor and DYES 0 NO material bonds within 14 calendar days after the award of the con- "Shall the constitutional tax limitation on the total amount of general ad valorem taxes which may be Imposed each year for all purposes upon real Proposition B: -.-~: tract. b 'thd and tangible personal property in Oakland Count~, Michigan" be Increas- COUNTYOFWAYNE CHARTERAMENDMENT ~: Proposals which have been submitted shall not ~ W! rawn ed as provided In Section 6, Article IX of the Constitution of MIchigan fo[ a after the time set for opening of bids and shall remam fIrm for a period of five (5)years from 1987to 1991,both inclusive, by one-quarter ( ~) Shall the Wayne county home Rule Charter be amended to abolish the :' period of sixty days after opening of the bids. mill twenty-five (25') cents per One Thousand ($1,000) Dollars of the Road Commission, to vest Its administrative powers and duties In the ex- assessed valuation as finally equalized for the purpOse of acquiring, ecutive branch, and to VElst its legislative power~ and duties in the developing operating and maintaining parks and recreation areas In legislative body? . Each proposal must be submitted in duplicate on forms pro- Oakland cOunty, Michigan (such Increase being a renewal of the one- DYES D NO • vided by McNeely & Lincoln Associates, Inc. and found In the con· quarter ('A) mill increaEe which expires In 1986)? ALSO ANY ADDITIONAL AMENDMENTS OR PROPOSITIONSTHAT' tract documents. Proposals must be delivered in sealed opaque DYES D NO MAY BE SUBMITTED. .' envelopes addressed to the City Clerk, City of Northville With the ALSO ANY ADDITIONAL AMENDMENTS OR PROPOSITIONSTHAT THE POLLS OF said election will be open at 7:00o'clock a.m. and will " remain open until 8:00p.m. of said day of eleactlon. 1, following note located In the lower left cC?rner of the envelope: MAY BE SUBMITTED. , THE POLLS OF said election will be open at 7:000 clock a.m. and will NOTICE ABSENTEE BALLOTS --, "Proposal Fairfax Court Repaving". remain open u~t118:00p,m. of said day of election. The City of Northville reserves the right to reject any or all pro- ABSENTEE BALLOTS for the Primary Election may be picked up bY;::' NOTICE ABSENTEE BALLOTS posals and to waive ,any Informality or ~~egularltY in any proposal City Residents at the office of the City Clerk at 215W. Main Street until 2 ., ABSENTEE BALLOTS for the Primary Election may be picked up by p.m. on Saturday, August4, 1984. .' , In the Interest of the city. City Residents at the office of the City Clerk at 215W. Main Street until 2 Special and Emergency-type application for absent voter ballots will ;' p.m. on Saturday, August 4,1984. III be received and processed In accordance with the General Elections • Special and Emergency-type application for absent voter ballots w Laws oJthe State of Michigan. " City of Northville be received and processed In accordance with the General Elections Joan G, McAllister: j Publish: 8/1/84 NR/NWLN Joan G. McAllister, City Clerk Laws of the State of Michigan, Joan G. 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,I ~-A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, August1, 1984 •• • Sports

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JPanowicz seventh at nationals :~ (1 At the National Junior Olympic Track and Field Meet June 21-22 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Northville's Ci11dyPanowlcz ran the 300 meter hurdles pretty wen. Problem was, she was entered in the 400 meter h~es. The junior track and cross-country star, about to enter her senior year at Northville High Schoolthis fall, wound up placing seventh overall at the meet. (J For most athletes, that wouldn't be disappointing. For Panowicz, Itwas. "Usually steps (the correct number of them between hurdles) are my strong point," Panowlcz said Monday, after returning from a week-longhep- tathlon training camp in Louisiana. "But after the seventh hurdle (in the . 300 there are eight, in the 400 there are l'\,':i'"""",,,,,'1 10), I staggered my steps and it slowed me down." (I The same thing happened in both semifinals and finals and Panowicz turned in times of 66.0 and 65.1 respec- tively - much slower than her personal best of62.2. She hopes to return to the meet next summer and re-i:Stablish her national Record pholo by B J MARTIN prominence among high school hurdlers. "I'n be in the same a~e group .'.. Cindy Panowicz in action last June as Iwas this year, and I think that will -." help," she said. !I

Record pholo by JOHN GALLOWAY Meadowbrook G.G. hosts link tourney SKI WHIZ - Michigan's top Junior a practice run. Frey will compete in slalom water skiier, 13-year-old Andy the Midwest Regionats this weekend. " Frey of Northville, kicks up a wake on Record photo by John Galloway. Meadowbrook Golf Club in Nor- at the Monday-Wednesday tourna- Anthony Andrews, KOkomo. Indiana. 76-86-n (third); Rich Egnalios, Dearborn. 82-81·n thville played host to the Great ment: (fourth): Chris Rule, Holt. 76-81-83(1IIth): Kevin Lakes Junior Masters Golf Tourna- Collier. Okemos, ss-n·78 (sixth); SColl LeBow. ment last week, and with a draw of Trenton. 81·7S-82(scyenth); Mike Crook. Or· Andy Frey claims state slalom title .. BOYS 16-17: Bob Pall. Trenton. 76-75-76 chard Lake. 79-80-83 (eighth); Mike Andrews. ,., ~I nearly 200 golfers from five states, (overall winner); Rich Williams. Big Rapids. n- Saglnaw.ll3-85-n (ninth). tourney director Joe Reedpronounc- ~75 (second): David Vaclay. 7!Hl3-74 (third): GIRLS 13-15: Ann Kroot. Indianapolis. In- ed the event a "definite success." Bill O·Connor. Alma. 80-76-76 (fourth): Mark diana (IIrst); Usa De Alexandrla, Northville, 96- AndyFrey of Northville took home a Still, his high trick performance his shoulder," the elder Frey said. Radom. Franklin. 73-8HlO (1IIth): Jell Patalan. 11G-102(second). state championship in slalom competi- score will allow him to qUalifyto com- "After a couplehours he was O.K." "We've already arranged to host saline. 76-~78 (sixth): Todd Varble. Holl. 84- BOYS 11-13: David Barsantee. Saline. 97-88- the tournament again next year," 76-75 (seventh): Judd Hershlser. 84 (larst): Enc Berarducci. Grand Blanc, 91-94- tion at the American Water Skiing pete in all three areas at the Midwest Reed said. Meadowbrook Country Club member from 85 (second); Heath Fell, Lapeer, 88-94-89 Association Michigan State Champion- Regionals. That's particularly good news, since Bloomfield Hills. 82-74-79(eighth): Brent Kish. (third); SCoII zankle. Birmingham. 92·91-90 ships. hosted last Saturday and Sunday He already has qualified for the U.S. the younger Frey still has a heavy Wixom. 7S-81·75(ninth). (fourth); Jell Rule. Holl, 99-86-88 (filth). Awards were given in each of two GIRLS 111-17:Susie Green. Orchard Lake at TivoliGardens SkiClubin Brighton. Nationals in slalom racing due to his docket of ski competition ahead of him. girls' age categories and three boys' Country Club. 82~-82 (oYerall girls winner): "exceptional performance" rating, He will compete this weekend at the Noel Bnsson. Grosse lIe.ll6-&4-83 (second). age categories, according to the Meadowbrook willhost a Men's In- ,of t' Frey. 13, placed'second'in Junior earned earlier this year. ••.-:."... "~AWSAR~onals in MUford, Indiana: BOYS 14-15:Mike Roth. Alma, 7S-82·73(IIrst): total number of entries in each Mall Dodge, Meadowbrook Country Club vitaUonal Tournament beginning \ Boys 03 and Under) trick competition, Andy's father, Larry Frey, said An- and at the U.S. Nationals August 15-19. bracket. Here are the top finishers member from Northville. 76-n-81 (second). this Thursday. but a spill in jumping competitionspoil- dy's fall in jump competition was not Both Freys are members of the Tivoli • ed his chances for a highoverall score. serious. "He went over forward and hit Gardens SkiClub. . ,_

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R-ecreA ction AmerIc8n lMgue W L O'Sheeh8n'.on the Oreen 13 0 Northville P.rty IJ.ycee. 10 5 Dale's Or8Jlhic. 8 8 Oetzle'.Pub 7 8 New programs coming up in fall Long Mech8nleaJ 8 8 W8gonWheel 7 7 O'Sheeh8n's 7 7 A variety of new programs will be Winner. Circle 8M 8 10 • Punt, Pass &I Kick; ThermalSUh 4 11 among those offered by Northville • Adult men's basketballieaguej Arle. Dupllc8ling 2 12 Community Recreation this fall. A • Instructional soccer, N8lIon8Ile8gue W L T brochure contalnlng details will be Sterling 011 12 2 1 kindergarten-first grade; Getzle'. Soltball Club 11 3 1 available before Labor Day, but the • Handicapped therapy; NovlBowl 10 3 2 following activities are planned: • Aerobics fitness classes; St. Paul's Luther.n 11 4 1 Belanger Inc. 10 8 0 • Hunter and snowmobile safety Northridge Apts. 9 4 2 • Youth bowling at Novl Bowl; classes. COmmunication service 7 8 1 • Baton twirling; Ed'. Sports 8 9 0 M8Sters 5 8 2 • Women's volleyball; For more information on Recrea- Bushnell Church 3 12 0 • Youth canoe and camping trips; . lion offerings, call the department at Our Lady 01Victory 3 13 0 • Floor hockey league; 34!Hl203. Malarkey'S Pub o 15 0

ADULT LEAGUES: Second Sterling Oil loss makes NL pennant drive a race

and Pat Dewan hit three straight singles to lie and John COllins socked baCk·tcHl8ck solo Hedger was 2·lor-2 lor M8Sters, with an RBI Jaycees 18, Thermal SUh 8: A four-run r8lly the game and set the s\age for Tabag's two- homers In the filth, and all Novi Bowlers' hit· double and a single and a run. In the lourth propelled the Jaycees past S8sh, out gam_lnner. Dewan and Pat Smith had ters had at least one single. A slx....un sixth and an elght ....un sixth made the g8me • three hits In the contest. and Joe Renault made the big dlHerence In the till-then close Communlc8tJon. 8, BeI8nger'. 2: Duane runaway. Outfielder Marty Craig homered.nd clouted a pair of doubles for the winners. Out· contest. John Osborne went 3-lor-3 and Reeves SIngled, tnpled, socked a three-run singled for the winners. also boosted by the fielder Mark Crowelt went 4-for'" and tellm- scored twIce lor the Oilers. homer and scored three runs to help COm- hilling of Bill Howe (3-lor.... two runs) lIJld cart mates Steve Bass, Bob Dewlll, Mark Gangnler munications shut down Belanger's. Mike Lang (two doubles). Marshall Spinner. Jim and Robin Meyers each scored two runs for Ed's Spa". 21. M818rkey·.12: II they hadn·t Heary also had three hIts lor the winners. Moran, Bill Sherb, Ron Barnum, Lang, cart Bushnell. stopped the game aller six Innings. they might Belanger's h8d runners on base In every Inn- Mark Rhodes and Jim Rhodes each h8d • pair stall be playing. Ed's Sports - that's right, the Ing, but scored only one In each 01 the Ilnal of hils In the win. Mike Roole homered and • Getzle·. 18. M818ftey's 2: The many same team that won a 3-2 pItchers' duel two Irames. Shortstop Mark Vlvgon doubled Ken Stalmach had three hits for Thermal S8sh. brothers Menyhart were In rare form In last against Belanger's last week - erupted like twice, singled and scored • run lor week's five-lnnlng "mercy" victory. While pit- Mount St. Helens. dnlllng '0 hils In six Innings Belanger's. Sheeh8n's On The Green 17, W8gOll Wheel cher Jel blanked Malarkey's for lour innings, to whip Malarkey's. Malarkey's baiters only 3: An elghl-run first Inning gave the Green brothers Les and Jerry elIch ripped three hIts, had 18 hits. Rob Peters .nd Alex Phillips hit Oetzle·. 15. J.ycee. 11: Usu.lly the room to spare. Mark Aelnwand's homer touch- outfielder Jerry scoring three limes. catcher back-tcHl8ck homers In the sixth to cap big Jaycees have the market cornered on ed off a string 01 six consecutive hits that Inn- Steve Holman was 3-for-3 with a single, a dou- nights at the plate lor the winners. Peters had fireworks. Despite an early Getzle's lead, It Ing. John Boland and Tim Boyle also ble and a triple .nd three runs scored. John already singled twice .nd Phillips h8d hit two looked like this would be no exceplion. The homered, while teammate Pete Wright hit 3- Adams and George Bird also had three hits. doubles and a single. Dave Dlrcsze and Bob Jaycees blasted in eight runs In the second to for-3 and scored three runs. Shortstop Mark Most of Getzle's damage came In a seven-run Gawronski each h8d lour hils, while Ray take an 8-5 lead. But Getzle's served up seven Suane and outfielder Jim Behan were both 2· lourth-lnnlng rally, when the winners sl.pped lanale, JeH Ronayne, and Eric Vermeesch in the third and hung on lor the win. Dave Zima for·2. out six consecutive-singles. Rick Beach was 2- each had three. Shortstop Ray Pallno led went ~lor-5 lor the winners, Including three lor-2 WIth one run scored for Malarkey's. Malarkey's, going 4-lor·5. Teammates Todd doubles, while Rob McGuire had lour hIts and Long'. 5, Winner'. Circle 2: Rick Bingley Morningstar had three hits and Bill King a pair scored twice. Marshall Spinner went 3-lor'" blanked WC for lour Innings In last week's Ed'.SpoIts3. BeIanger".2: Ed's Rob Peters 01doubles. WIth a pair of doubles and a single lor the close showdown. As It turned out, Long's won a well-pitched duel against BelllJlger's Jaycees. -Familiar face needed the slick pitching. WC's Joe W.tson hurler Dave Kozar. Peters scattered seven hits Northridge 8, Our l8dy of Vlclory 7: A pair 01 , turned in a good pitching performance. WIn- In seven Innings (and struck out three). but seventh-lnnlng singles put the lying and winn- DaJea' Graphlc 17. Thermal SUh 18: It's not ner's Circle outfielder Rick Tarrow's two-out was touched only In the fourth, when Mark VI- Ing run on In the IInal Inning. But neither often a team scores 13 runs In one inning and :The uniform is different, but the face is familiar - it's Steve single broke up the shutout, driving In Rick vyan slapped a twCHun homer lor both scored, and Northridge's Clarence Klssel's loses. But alter that second-innlng explosion. Norton in the fifth. Bingley went 2-for'" for Belanger's runs. Belanger's threatened once second RBI double 01 the night turned out to Thermal sash couldn't stay hot. Alter adding Long's, but It W8SRon Tlnl who made the most :Schrader, Northville Class of '84, representing NHS on the 40- more with three singles In the sixth. but failed be a gam_lnner in the sixth. OLV outhit Nor- three runs In the third, they were blanked for .member East squad in the Michigan High School Football commotion, going 3-lor-3 with a sln~le. double to score. Kozar had a shutout going lor five In- thridge 18-11. butlelt lelt nine on base. Nor· the final three Innings whale Dales' kept chlpo- and a twCHun homer. Larry Mlchal8k, P.ul nlngs.llut Dan Sulllvan's RBI single In the thrldge got their hits when they needed them. Ing away and finally broke through. Alter pull- Coaches' Assol:iaton All-Star Game. The game, featuring top Malse and Bingley each had a palr of hits for sixth broke that uP. and set up a dramatic Larry Tabaka had three singles lor OLV. Ing within two after six Innings, Dales' put college-bound players from across the state, will be played at the winners. Bill Gearns and Rick Norton each bollom-of·the-seventh finale. Rick LaBurn, together five straight hils to score three times singled twice for WC. Jeff Ronan and Peter. hit three straight Novi Bowl 15, Muters 3: Novi Bowl con- In the last frame, and Thermal went 1·2-3In the Michigan State's Spartan Stadium Saturday, August 4, at 1:30 singles and John French followed with a one- linued to roll, this time rapping out18 hits In a boltom of the seventh. John Foley and Ian Our l.IIdy 01 VIctory 12. Bushnell 11: In the out single to score Ronan with the game- flve-lnnlng mercy win. The big Irames were a Wald homered In the losing cause. Chris • p.m. Tickets are $4 at the gate or at local McDonald's boltom 01 the sixth, Larry Tabaka singled In winner. nlne-run second Inning and a slx....un fourth. Missel drove In the winning run with his lourth 'restaurants. Schrader, bound for University of Miami, Ohio, this Tom Rice with the winning run to give OLV the COntrlbuhng three hits toward the win were single of the night. Dales' teammates JamIe victory. Bushnell threatened to take the game Novi Bowl 13, Sterling 0118: Sterling 011 sll~ Gary callendar. Norm Kubllsky .nd Roger Malthews also had four singles and JIm and fall, is listed as a guard for Saturday's contest. He is one of only away In the top 01 the Inning, scoring three ped lor the second straight week .lter the Stralton (Kubltsky and Stralton each singled Don Dales three each. runs on a single, a walk. an error and Mark team's red-hot start. There was no denying twice In the second Inning). Steve O'Hare rl~ three players from the Western Lakes Activities Association Crowqll's RBI double. But Jim Klnvllle. Rice named to the team. - the Bowlers'11H11t altack, however. Jeff Moon I ped a double and triple in three trips. Chuck O'Sheeh8n's 7, Arle. 0: (forfeit)

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" -:. " - I , ( I' 14-A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday. August 1. 1984 •• jMantle Blue prepares ~forWorld Series week

Champion against the New York AMUSEMENT PARK TICKETS : Northville baseball fans and boosters Tickets for the following amusement parks :are making preparations for next Regional Champion at 9:30 a.m.; at 12:30 p.m. the Loulsvllle, Kentucky, are available at discount prices through Nor- :week's Mickey Mantle World series, to thville Community Recreation: Cedar Point· be hosted by Northville I (Blue) for the Regional Champion wlll face the Bowl- ing Green, Ohio, Regional Cham .!?n, - $11.50for ages HI; Bob-Lo Island - $9.~5 second straight year. and at 6:30 p.m. the Akron, ("nlo, for ages 3-9, $10.45 for ages llHiO; King s The two-game knockout tournament, Island - $6.50 for ages U, $11for ages 'I-59; featuring six of the country's best Regional Champion will take on Nor- thville Blue, who completed their sea World - $7.55 for ages 3-11and $8.55for young baseball teams, will take place season last week. ages 12and older. at Northville High School August 9-11. Here are final league statistics for First-round action on Thursday, Northville Blue: -August 9, will pit the Michigan Regional WATER FUN Northville Community Recreation Is offer- ing a trip to the Oakland County wave pool ~~~:NG: AB H HR RBI AVE. and slide August 22. A $5 fee covers admis- sion to the wave pool, transportation from Chris Hauser 25 10 0 9 .400 the Northville Community Center and a Scott Peterson 36 14 1 12 .389 beverage (admission to the water slide Is ex- tra). Sign-up forms are available at the Com- Paul Newitt 37 14 0 8 .378 munity Center. Rob Cannon 43 15 0 6 .349 Jeff Bainbridge 36 12 2 9 .333 RECREATION INFORMATION For additional information on Northville Keith Dutkiewicz 33 11 2 11 .333 Community Recreation programs and ac- Mark Olsen 40 13 0 6 .325 tivities, phone 349-0203. Mark Deal 35 11 0 7 _314 George Daraban 48 15 2 12 .313 ST. JOHN'S CLASSIC SI. John's P,rovlnclal Seminary formally Scott Swienckowski 26 8 0 3 .308 announced last week its Second Annual Fred Cahill 37 10 0 11 .270 Desert Classic will be played August 22 at Chris Dominique 47 12 0 3 .255 Hometown hurler Mission Hills Golf Course, surrounding St. John's In Plymouth. Clergy and lay golfers John Meadows 17 4 0 2 .235 Northville Blue hurler Chris Willerer, to the CABA Nationals in Ohio this . will participate In this fund-raiser to benefit Chris Willerer 17 4 0 4 .235 shown here en route to his three-hit week. He was scheduled to pitch in the the Holy Land Program, which sponsors a 10- Steve Cody 37 7 0 3 .189 shutout in last week's CABARegional tourney's opening round game on week stUdy term in the Holy Land for Brett Loomis 16 3 .188 Tournament, was picked to ac- Monday. Record photo by B.J. Martin. seminarians. For Information, call, 45:H200. company region champ Grand Rapids PITCHING: Willerer 6-2(2.60ERA), Daraban 3-1,Hauser / NOVl TENNIS TOURNEY 2-0, Dominique 2-2,Loomis 1-0,Dutkiewicz 0-1. The Novi Parks and Recreation Depart- Longtime softball site dep~rts ment will sponsor a junior singies tourna- ment this weekend (August 3-5). The tourney has separate divisions for males and females By B.J. MARTIN Finally, a June notice from the family spelled out In four classifications: 12-and-Under, 16-and- the situation: as of July 25, the field would be off- Under and l8-and-Under. Age groups will be For 13years, Thomson Field has been the site for limits. combined if fewer than eight participants ··August big softball month Northville softball games. That era will come to an The family subsequently was persuaded to allow register. The top two finishers in each divi- end with the completion of the 1984adult league soft- this season to finish there, as work on the field fence sion will receive trophies. Fee is $8 for non- ball season this month. was completed as promised. But next year, it will be residents. Registration deadline is today at 6 Even before this softball season began, recreation a different story. And Farland himself said he is p.m. For more information, call 349-1976. August is the busy month for Nor- meet for the Northville slow-pitch officials got the word to begin looking for a new uncertain about how it will be resolved. thville softball players and fans. championship. location for softball games beginning in 1985. While the field will no longer be available for FollOWingthe end of the Northville American League champion Representatives of the Thomson family, owners of recreation softball use, the family will let the PLYMOUTH RUN Adult Softball League season, the O'Sheehan's on the Green will com- I the field, noted chronic problems of the property on Recreation Department keep the equipment now top teams from the American and pete in the Metro Detroit Amateur The second annual Plymouth Distance which the field lies - trespassing, maintenance and located there. Lights, backstop, stands and the Classic on Sunday, August 12, is expected to National Leagues will begin playoff Class B Softball Tournament of vandalism among them. booth - all donated by the family - will have to be competition, beginning the week of Champions August 17-19 in In- draw more than 500participants. This year's Over spring break, the field's booth had ~n moved to a new location, Farland said. classic Includes two events: a one-mile Fun August 20. dependence Township. The National The question is. where? The planned Beck Road League champion will compete the broken into and since, permanently locked. CuUmg Run at 8 a.m. and an 8K race at 8:30 a.m. Ad- across the fields onto adjacent property was com- park site is one possibility, as are other community- vance registration is under way through The top eight National League same weekend in Novi for the Class owned parks. But the expense of moving the eqUip- teams and the top seven or eight CTournament of Champions. - mon. And maintaining the grounds according to the Monday. Advance entry fees are $8 for the 8K Community Recreation Department's lease agree- ment, particularly the lights, will likely keep com- race and $5 for the Fun Run. All advance American League teams (exact On August 21, Snyder'S Softball pletion of the project well In the future - almost number to be determined later) will Club will take on the all-stars of the ment with the Thomson family became difficult for registrants will receive a running shirt. Pro- the department early in the season. certainly after next year. ceeds go to support Growth Works, an area- playoff in a double elimination tour- Northville league, at 7:30 p.m., then Farland said he has been discussing locations for nament to determine the tourna- take-on an area-wide all-star team wide charity organization. For information, "We didn't have a full staff until early this sum- next year's schedule with "several surrounding call 455-4095between 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. ment champion in each league. The afterwards at Thomson Field, both mer" Recreation Djrector Jef Farland explained. parks and recreation agencies." He mentioned Novi tourney champions, in turn. will exhibition games. "It 'was tough keeping up with the needed High School as a "possibility," but stressed that at " maintenance. " this stage he is still "unsure."

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- ByTRISH COATES Ginger chose to start her own home - BUSINESS business selling ultrasonic eqUipment. - ( When Gerry Frlg first suggested to Later, she added personal safety equlp- his wife, Ginger, that a computer would ment to her product line after a help greatly her business, little did the frightening personal experience. two realize that computer software "I don't know If it was an attempted wouldbecome their busint'.5S. robbery or whatever, but somebody at- The Frlgs operated GF Enterprises, tempted to abuse me," she recalled. "I August 2-9 Inc., out of their home in Nov!. The didn't have anything to protect myself • companycurrently Is marketing a com- with. Gerry just happened to bring pu~er software program desjgned by home that same day literature about - Fng for use by virtually any kind of these products. My parents were down company seeking to streamline its in Florida, and the next day a piece of .. paperwork. literature came In the mall. My dad .. Thursday • WAllED lAKE ACTION COMMITTEE of the Lakes Area After several setbacks inthe past five said, 'Youought to sell these.''' Chamber of Commerce Meels At9 a.m., Walled Lake Big Boy. Contact years, the FrIgs are on the verge ofsee- The manufacturer of the personal . Wendell Allen, chair, for further information. , ing their dreams materialize. A major safety products, "We Care America," multi-level marketing firm based in was a multl·level marketing firm. To Monday • MtLFORD CHAMBER OF C~MMERCE LUNCHEON Birmingham has agreed to use the pro- get her business roiling, Ginger had to MEETINGAt the Appe'teaser restaurant. Contact Ron Chancy, president, at 685· gram with Its network of 1,500local sell products herself, plus recruit other • 7129. distributors. people to sell. Using bonuses as Incen- The business has taken some unusual tives, she made money off her own ef- Tuesday • SOUTH LYON CENTRAL BUSINESSDISTRICT ASSOCIA- turns in reaching its present form, in- forts and thoseofher recruits. TION Meets at 8 a.m. At house of Flavors, 104 North Lafayette, South Lyon. cluding completely changing Its pro- The business grew swiftly and It Contact JoAnn Maskill, secretary/treasurer for more Information at 437-9964. duct line. It's those turns, however, that wasn't long before Ginger was the Frigs believe enabled the fledgling swamped with paperwork. She found Thursday • NORTHVILLE COMMUNITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE company to survive when so many herself selling products during the Board Meets At 8 a.m. in the chamber building, 195 South Main. Northville. other small businesses fall. week and doing paperwork evenings Contact director Kay Keeganat 349-7640between 9' a.m. and 1 p.m. daily for "We've gone through a few and weekends. further Information. . upheavals," admitted Gerry. "This "She couldn't afford a helper, but she wasn't all clear blue salling, I'll tell you could afford a computer," Gerry said. that." "I toldher the computer's goingto give • Information for inclusion in this calendar should be directed to KeVin Adaptability and, as Ginger puts It, her the time she needs to be out In the Wilson, bUSiness edllor. 104 West Main. Northville. MI48167-1594. Telephone "stlck-to-it-tiveness" helped the com- fielddoingher primary job." (313) 349·17()O or 624-8100. Deadline is noon the Friday preceding publication pany spring back from Impending Ginger agreed that the computer date. .' disaster. came to be essential. "Now, I've gotten TEAMWORK - Gerry Frig (seated) designed software to meet After a successful career In financial needs of wife Ginger's business, but couple soon found selling the mvestment and property management, Continued on 2 program more profitable than the original business.

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One of more than 22.000independent consultants, Ordowski receiv- foods; if your white cells crack, burst and die, that food Is hurting yout ed her aVIard for combined group sales and introductions of new con- Cytotoxic T•• ting .ncf Nutritional CounMIlng een help ,OU now! sultants to her organlzation. For her accomplishments, she was • honored at ceremonies held during a recent company incentive trip to CALL FOR INFORM~TION Montreal. ~ND FREE BROCHURE NUTRITIONAL CENTER BRIGHTON, MI 227.7428· NATRICIA HARDIMAN, an independent Stanley Home Products Bill Sifton, a Hewlett-Packard employee, applies a compress to his group leader, was recently recognized for her 1984sales achievements arm, while American Red Cross Nurse Mary Schell of Milford charts during the "Going Places Jubilee". his donation during a blood drive at Novi's Orchard Hill Place office The World's Finest Replacement Window Over 2,200top independent Stanley dealers and sales management park earlier this month. in the nation who are "going places" this year attended the celebration Lisa Kaminski, personnel administrator for Hewlett-Packard, hosted by Stanley Home Products Division in Westfield, reported that H·P and NI employees donated a total of 103 pints of Massachusetts. blood to the Southern Michigan Red Cross during the drive. Kaminski VINYLAST As a VIP member, Hardiman also received a solid brass VIP explained that both Fortune 500 companies have identified civic in- doorknocker for qualifying in the Division's elite group. volvement and good citizenship as corporate objectives. ALL VINYL Need for software creates new business "SURPRISE YOURSELF' '. Continued from 1 work for any sales/marketing plan. what's going on in the field. That in- software th.rough a games and educa- GET OUR LOW FACTORY "We had bonuses to pay, taxes to pay, forma~ion can be very useful to them in tional software company. The associa- to feel it it's any kind of job at all that we had to make reports to the home of- working with their suppliers to keep tion didn't last long, Gerry said, DIRECT PRICES requires detail ... it can go on the com- fice which was in St. Louis," Ginger their inventory to a minimum." because the company wasn't geared to puter." said. "We had inventory to keep. We The Frigs didn't have time to dwell on selling business software. Gerry's knowledge of computers had everything that (any company) has their disappointment. Six months later, Rather than fold up shop, the Frlgs YOU WILL DEAL DIRECT stems from his career with automotive to deal with." We Care America went bankrupt, leav- decided to revamp their company. WITH OWNERS • WE SELL companies. With both General Motors With that in mind, they set about ing the Frigs without a product line. They firmly believed In their product IT. INSTALL IT & WE and Chrysler, he worked with com· developing a complete software The blow was serious, but not fatal, to and that it only needed to find its niche SERVICE IT TOO! puters extensively to design automobile package to handle bookkeeping, sales GF Enterprises. They began selling in the marketplace. reports, price lists, and so on. They pre- safety products from another multi- features. Some of his projects include "We did some heavy thinking about it We will do 1window or a house full. sent it to We Care America, but the level marketing firm, Carefree. They work on the LeBaron convertible, the and we finally decided to start our own No surcharges on less than 5 K-car and the 1984 Corvette .. company wasn't really ready for it. presented their software to Carefree software company," said Ginger. "And windows. When his wife's business took off, he "They weren't in a position to market and received a more encouraging response. that's where we are." quit Chrysler to concentrate on com- computers and software," explained EXAMPLE: PICTURE WINDOW puterizing the business. The first seg- Gerry. "I don't know that they really Carefree endorsed the product, but To keep the company going, Ginger ment he tackled was invoices. understood what it could mean for them couldn't get the system going full swing returned to work managing properties, ---; 7 ft. wide x 5 ft. high. Ginger had been typing invoices in the long run. It allows them time to within its organization. This arrangement leaves Gerry free to manually. Often, she had to do them know more accurately and much faster The l"rigs next tried retailing their develop the software. twice because either she made a mistake or her customer added to or $429 INSTALLED subtracted from the order. Gerry explained the time savings Professionalism at core of success BRING YOUR.QUESTIONS with the computer. "To prepare an in- TaUS! voice manUally, to check it on the ad· Some family teams go Into business things over to her. And the same with Their optimism and faith in their pro- ding machine and do all the extensions, together and rapidly find out that, while Ginger. She doesn't try to work the duct has helped them through the hard we've found that it took 20 minutes to marriages may be made In heaven, computer end." times. That, and an ability to learn 'UNAIRE 'CO FREEHOMEESTI~ATES create an invoice. Now all of a sudden, making a venture work creates stesses Their secret is a profeSSIonal attitude from mistakes. • CALL 313·227·4320 we do it on the computer in three that can cause conflict between the toward their home business. "I think S minutes. partners. But new software marketers you've got to sit down and handle it as a "If you can take the negatives and "You add all those differences, and Gerry' and Ginger Frigs have made business," said Ginger. "You've got to turn them into positives. you 'can say, we came up with a time savings to the their business succeed pretty much the meet with each other, communicate okay. maybe I shouldn't have done end user of 20-40 hours per month. That way most family operations hope it will your ideas and that's something that things that way. You can move over the means if you're doing a business, all of - through teamwork. Gerry and 1 do. You don't think the bumps," Gerry Said. a sudden you can be out doing your Working together to make their chairman of the board of GM makes all If you have been waiting all summer Even the experience with We Care business rather than your bookkeeping. business succ~ has proven to be very his decisions without at least talking to America (which went bankrupt>. has FOR A POOL SALE, And that's very important." enjoyable, according to the Frigs, thr president of the company and been enlightening. From printing invoices, the program "I have as nice a business associate discussing it with financial (officers). NOW IS THE TIME grew to include all phases of the opera- as 1could want," said Gerry. "We both Since Berry and I have all those titles, "It ~as an opportunity for us, for that To start enjoying your own pool! tion. It didn't take the Frigs long to have areas of expertise that comple- that's how we've kept it together. short time, to see a lot of success and to realize that what they were-doing on a ment each other. I don't know much "You can't sit down over dmner and look forward to accomplishing our small scale could easily be expanded to about the business end. 1 like to tW"tI do it." Gmger said. ,. , dream," Ginger said. IN-THE-GROUND POOLS I ..... ) ABOVE-THE-GROUND POOLS are"" ~ . .--_.-~.-~~~~~=~~ SALE-PRICED' THIS' WEEK! LAUREL NORTH, KITCHEN SUPPLIERS, INC. 'MORTON~) HOME HEALTH CARE CENTER 10 or more Pellets..,..wrnc • III 8619 W. Grand River Blvd. bags I Davis Medical Cenler· Suile K 9325 MALTBY RD. SYSTEM Brighlon, Michigan 48116 • BRIGHTON, MICH. 48116 (313) 229-9196 (313) 229-9554 SAVER-:- Hurry in for Immediate ~ -. Delivery COMPlETE LINE COMPlETE BEST FOR LAYAWAYS AVAILA8LE OF HOSPITAl OUGENTHERAPY Linda Lou Claus YOUR WATER III EOUIPMENTNEEDS. SERVICES' DeSIgner . SOFTENER OWeHave A Pool to Fit YourBudget- Dear Designer: 50 lb. bag Commodes Same Day Set·Ups I need some new Ideas and would like 10 come and Your Yard" SoflGoods Apnea Monitors down 10 your showroom. Where are your localed? New Ideas from :~ew Hudson WixoYDCo-operat:ive TENS UnIts Pneumograms Dear New: . We have 3 showrooms 10 help you. Our Brighton PIETILAaros. POOLS SuChon EQUipment 49350 Pontiac Trail • Wixom • 624-2301 slore, Clarks Ion al 7012 D,xle Hwy. and Ann Arbor al IPPB Therapy 1952 So. Industnal Each WIll s.how you new Ideas for HOWELL FARMINGTON Aerosol Therapy your new kilchen. linda Lou 2549 E. Grand River 30735 Grand River " . . .. 517/548-3782 313/478-4978 BreathIng ExerCIses Instruction Given COLORTIME Open Mon.-Thurs. 10-6; Fri. 1G-7; Sal. 9-5; Sun. 11-4; Eves by Appt. RegIstered Resp"atory TherapIsts ANTENNA On Call 24 Hours Free Oeh..-ery of SYSTEMS Save Hundreds of Dollars '1100d Pressure Cuffs Breathing Treatment 632-6878 - 632-6757 RehabIlitation AIds Med,catoon ~ E~JIID-======-==.i UDOYOUT~N~~:~~~~R~~PENING~ • -FAIR SPECIAL- All YOU: I -II} \ 'FREE IN·HOME ASSESSMENTS Bring them back to the lundamonlals 01 pure educallon II ,'~ \ \ EXPERIENCED, OUALIFIED STAFF n thlt Irlln your children In the wlY they should go. DI~r:-sc:.ND , }j * $2600 INSTALLED- 100°,50 D.8. need·' " I ~ COMPLETE EOUIPMENT REPAIR SERVICE E~~~:r:~I~~:!!!I I Reg. $3400 Airmer II. lift . II fREE PROMPT DELIVERY II openings for fall Normallnslallalion \ AND INSTRUCTION -Other Systems starting at- III I I (- to DIRECTBILLINGTO MC. BC. MA n ~:'~In~p~o~~~~t~~ II $1500 if' PRIVATEINSURANCES S' Manual Lift, R5000 receiver, installed I I I~~t:;~~;~~ II -CALL NOW- ;. ~ "Your Doctors Trust In Us... ,L;>;,' lose~:- I I CONVENIENTLY LOCATED at II FREE ESTIMATES U You Should Tool" 1623 Old US 23 C A "WE'LL MEET OR BEAT II • in Brighton II ANY WRITTEN QUOTE, .. $159*~~~~ ACCELERATED CHRISTIAN EDUCATION 11518 M-59 II (Slale Cerllfied· Certllied Teachers· K·12Ih) II 1 Mile East of U8-23 Includes all weight loss I "CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP ACADEMY" weeks...with one to one _======_I 1ImiIDI. individualizedcounseling. Before SHARON SOMMERVILLE lIyllmly.~IIlIl~ .. ..-,g. __ .lIItlomg '\:.. LOST 73 Ibt • Season Special 1IlIl_ ...... MtIlI\' ' 6·FOR-l LOW PRICE BEDDING SALE! .-ty • ..-1IlIl 1\IllPr. I Lose DECKS' HOT TUB ENCLOSURES' GAZE&'OS ~_OWLC ...... oonyonol 20, 30, 50 even 60 lbs. IRISIATEEXQ.USI'ol-'yo .... g<,. All6 WOl.MAIIIZlD 'RIUUQ·m"TrD LUMaU. 1'1_ '...... t. st1 01btd ...... WIth twt) v-. (N f)lJ' One low price for all. ~::.~.,.:.'.':'RSPRL"G For CUSTOM~NCH('--_~_ - ~ r;. Q 1- • MEDICALLY INDICATED LABORATORY TESTS are cOVllI'I:d end paid tor by \1'. -----~- I -~ ~I;- ~'Va~ F1RM . F1R!"I.ER EXTRA F1RM Insurance Including Blue Cross end Blue Shield of Mlclllgen. Medlcel" 8uperyIMd. -_I ~.,.' • ,fJ~ • No expenstve pr&opackeged food • you'll eal normallVllfYday tood and you'll lose 3 loin '64;: I... '79 ~ I"", '89;: ~?~--.. y' 108Iba.perWMk. Full '79;: Full '99 '" Full '109;: ~ ..-..~ ~~---- • No calorie counting. No exerCise Ou«n '219 ':,:, llut

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One local call places a want ad in 'Anlmals~~i~:sLS 155 153 ov~r 64,000 homes through the '~~r~e~n~"E~~iP. 152 151 Household Pets foll.owing newspapers: . Pet Supplies 154 Northville Record AutO.:a~,r~,M°TIVE 240 313)348-3022 .Autos Under SI000 241 ( Auto Parts & Service 220 225 Wai'ed Lake News NoviNews AutosBoats &WanEquIp.led 210 (31a'.• )669-2121 (313)348-3024 Campers.& EquIp Trailers 215 · S th L H Id Constructoon EquIp 228 I .: ou yon era 4 Wheel Dnve Vehicles 233 · (313)437-4133 ~~~~~'ir'~~:1Vehicles rJ Milford Times ¥~o~~oblles r~ Vans 235 (313)685-8705 EMPLOYMENT Busoness & Professional Brighton Argus Services 175 Business Opporl. 167 (313)227-4436 Help Wanted General 165 010 Special Notices 021 Houses for Sale 021 Houses For Sale Help Wanted Sales 166 001 Absolutely Free 002 Happy Ads 010 Special Notices :90unty Argus/Pinckney Post ~'~~~'~~:W~~~~el~ 18-Month Small Male Old AnENTION NURSES AIDES GOING out of business. Ollice "THE Shenandoah Shoppe". EngliSh Sheep Dog to good AND ORDERLIES. This equipmenl. desks. chairs. Antiques. gilts. crafts. Now (313)227-4437 FORREW l • • Apartments 064 home. (313)684-6852. outstanding health care laclli- calculators. file cabinets. open Thursday - Sunday. 078 phone answering machlMs. 10 am to 8 pm. Three mlies Majestic Homes r.f-untry Argus/ Hartland Herald Buoldings& Halls 4 Month old killens. wormed. Iy wants caring. dedicated '-'V Condomonlums. part calico. (313j498-3284. people like you. Be part 01 an shelfs. etc. Some hand lools. west 01 US-23. Clyde Road Ex- Townhouses 069 shovels. wheelbarrows. it. one mile north to 5900 of Washteoaw loc. ·•••. (313)227-4436 ' 065 7 Monlh half Lab/Collie. good excellent nursing team, call I Duplexes Oak Hill Care Center at rakes. etc. (3131348-6265. Green Road. (517)548-4567. 061 retrieving instincls. loves (313j4n-7373 lor lurther in- 2640 Collegewood, Ypsilanti Fowlerville Review ~~~~~.~comm. 076 GLORIA please call me. I lost 011 Bingo 062 swimming. friendly. (313)231- formallon. your number. Ruth. (313)229- Customized Manufactured Homes .. t:~~front Houses (517)548-2570 084 3426. (313)722-8817. :::An::;::E~N~T::':'IO;"'N""N""U""R="S'"'E""S-.=Be-pa-rt 75n. 8 Plans to choose from 1008 sq. ft. to 1344 sq. ft. 3 Muscovey ducks. (517)548- 01 a growing team. Our pighly 012 Car & Van Pools 10.95% Interest thru M.S.H.D.A. is now available LIT~~~~r~ters . Livingston County Press . 074 7942. regarded health care lacility is 070 HYPNOSIS Starting from $33,500 on your lot ; MOSTLY Lab. nulered male. expanding and we want sharp. 013 Card ofThanks · (517)548-2570 ~~::::~,tes 072 FOR SELF-IMPROVEMENT ~~g::: all shols. well behaved. mov- caring professionals. C811 Oak Call Don Siazinski OlliceSpace 080 BASIL E. HINER IN memory of Harold Harris. Ing. (517)546-5835. Hili Care canter al (313j4n- 1-- Rooms 067 PSYCHOLOGY DEGREE ------01' 066 we want 10 thank our Iriends 971-8676 or 665-7160 PERSIAN cat. 7 Years old. 7373 lor further Inlormation. APPOINTMENT 1 t08pm ~~~:t';nS~:~~IS 082 for their calis and cards and POlICV StAtEMENT All advertiSing female. red. needs love. MEMORY - Persons between Open from Daily Wanted to Relit 069 MON .• WED •• Fri. lor thinking of us allhe time of 1-5 published In Sllger/L .."ngston (313)231-1708. 60 and 85 years of age with (313)348-4348 NewSPoIpelS 1$ $ub!ect 10 the con.am, PAY your own Insurance? to return. of Light Brown · '. insertion. Special Notoces 010 !313)227-1460. Cail LV. Hiner. Novi. (313)348- fireplace. deck and patio. wet plaster. $128.000 New discount for slaying Cocker Spaniel. Answers 10 TWO lemale gold and white 4348. "Margaret". (313)362-1262. healthy. (517)546-4147. ACRES. CLOSE TO US-23 --, kiUens d esperatel y n eed :;A:;::U~G;;-U;-;S~T:-;:;p::'e::rm:-;S::-p-ec-'-ia7'I.-S=:2O:=-. John Reaser. No questions 2 a~solutely PSYCHIC reader and Very large brick ranch. completely finIshed 001 Absolutely Free 001 Absolutely Free homes. (313)437-2402. Hairculs free with proof of Blr- asked. Lost G.M. Proving ·" counselor. Call Helen walkout. 4 spacious bedrooms. home office. huge TWO mowers. 1 Toro. 1 Jacob- thday. Regularly. S5. (313)229- Ground area 7-25. : FREE puppies. 6 weeks. very Stephens. (313j476-8261. rec room with fireplace. fireplace In living room. son. need repairs. (313)231- 9293. ,good with small children. PSYCHIC Reader Advisor. IF you have lost a pet contact hardwood floors. enclosed porch fUll lenglh of FREE BARN kitt ens. 2 fema Ies. 4 (517)521-4843. 2468. CHILD 01 Christ Lutheran Animal Protection Bureau Spintualist. Many years ex- home. trees. Reduced to $84.000 · '. All items offered In thl" months. good mousers. ===-.:..:;...:=------TWO Iree killens. 6 to 8 weeks SChool. 3375 Fenton Road. (313)231-1037 and Humane "Absolutely Free" column (313)349-5982 FREE standong hay. approx- perience. "My expertise can old. (313)878-5279. Hartland. has limited tUlllon SOCiety (517)548-2024. LAKE pRIVILEGES - CLOSE TO US-23 must be exactly that. free BEAGLE . d 8 k Id imalely 15 acres. Call Bill. change your life. Good luck mom an wee 0 (313)437-11n. TOY Poodle needs good openings in the lollowlng surpnse included." (313)355- LOST. Parakeel. mostly white Pretty Blue House nestled In the woods. View 01 -. to those responding. This pups need home. (313j437- FREE th d d 4 home. wilhout children. Full gr"des: 4 year old nursery. 4598. Also parties-groups. and gray. July 27. Chateau Horseshoe Lake. 4 bedrooms, 1-1'h baths. • ,wspaper makes no 0785. . mo er og an pup- grown. (313)227-4011. kindergarten. lsl. 2nd. and fireplace. full basement. Natural gas heal. EASY PREGNANCY HELPLINE. aka Mobile Home Park. Novi. call- ~arge- for these listings. 5 Beauliful. fluffy Tabby cat (P31,e3~"~'751g500d~ome only. LAND CONTRACT TERMS. $49.900 WOOD pellets good lor 7th. For lurther Inlormation. Abortion Alternatives 24 ed "Pepper." Reward. but (estrlcts use to k'll (517)546-1905 ~;;:,.rov-=':"7":;"'--:-:,c:---:-:-.,- firewood. you haul. (313)348- cail (~3)887-3836. Ken Precht. Hours. (313)632-5240. Problem (313)669-2598. .' , residential. Sliger/- I ens. . FLUFFY Orange killens. Male 8055. :.P.:;II:.:nc;::I"'pa;::I;.... _ Llvingsion Publications BLACK Lab. male. 1 year.' and female. (313)227-3581. pregnancy help. free pregnan- LOST July 14. Small chlld's .'. acceptp. no responsibility needs room to run. (313\437- FREE I I ood h 12x12 Wool blue carpet. cy lest. confidential. Monday. pal. Six monlh male Hound for actions between in- 9691. (313)3~~1~s 0 g ome. (313)360-2796. Wednesday. Saturday dog. white with tan spots. Missed very mUCh. SChaler dlvidualS' regarding Ab- BLACK Lab. male. 9 monlhs. ';:;;;~C7'=::=:=-=------;-----,-,,..---; 3 Wood interior doors. 2 sels 12 noon to 3 p.m. 9250 W. DISC JOCKEY and Cedar Lake Road area. solutery Free ads. (Non l>ousebroken. needs exer- FOUR large packages 01 lard bi-fold doors. (517)548-1976. Highland Road. (M-59), commercial) accounts on- clse. fenced yard. (313)878- lor soap makong. (517)223-73n. Hartland. West side door 01 Please call (313)878-5109. 6 Week old baby gerbils. Iy. Plelise cooperate by -6130. FREE couch and chair. Call FRANK ALLEN white house. ORANGE neutered male cat (313)231·1048. $SO OFf; WITH THIS AD '. placing. your "Absolutely. BARRED- Rock Roosler, after4p.m.(3131437-l1579. REWARD .SI0.000. No ques- named "Sanders". while dia- 8 Week female mixed Bt!agle/- (517)548-5027 Free" at! no later that 3:30 ornery. (313)227-7753. FREE Black Labrador. good tions asked on all articles mond on chest. orange and CAROL Bllltany Spaniel mix puppy. taken .from Brighton home while ringed tall. vicmlly of p.m. Frl~ay for next weeks. ''''SEAUTlFU~ 'Blue .Perslan In- ,ou.ldoor watchdog.. loves (3131437-6490. • " pUbllc~tlon. . side cat. neutered and chlld~en. spayed. (3131437·9276 FREE back to school clothes. Sunday the 15. (313)227-1029. Lee and Rlckell. Reward . • Be a Beehne lash ion hostess. (313)227-2194.(313)227-4896. MASON • rso~ plaCing Free Ads declawed. (313)348-1565. even:;:In;.sg=s,=• ...,.....,-_-:--,- __ 002 Happy Ads SUMMER dance. August 3. (517)288-4651. "'tlr.1l notOiccept calls before CLOTHING. Howell Church 01 FEMA~E Beagle needs home. Rain-out August 4. Whitmore WHITE part Poodle. deal. WednE{S,day. Chrisl. 1385 West Grand River. I~und In Highland. house dog. ADULT foster haus. Supervis- FREE Inlormabon on how your Lake Football Field. Sp.m. to Vicinity 9 Mile and Currie. 1?W1q " , 7 pm to 8'30 pm Monday fnendly. (313)887-4439. ed hving. country home. group or organizallon can earn 12p.m. Grades 9 through 12. (3131437-1689. amblilory male. (313)231-1068. money. (313)229-2340. S2.00. 001 A¥0lutely FFee CLOTHIN·G. Ch~rch of cilllsl. FREE manure. You load. you 016 Found _. ~ . '" ''';.s. . .~ f"'~_. .,,'" ADORA,'BLE long-haired kit. 6026 R,ckell Road. Tuesdays. haul. Hartland. Fenton. 'THE FISH' non-linancial emergency assistance 24 lens. Litler Irained. good with 6-8 p.m. ;:(3:;;1T.3)6:;;29-44:",-.:..:=.95:;':'_-=-_~--::7 BLACK killen. 3 months old on . hours a day lor those in need J ..;, dogs 8l\d children. (313)231- CAT litter trained declawed FOUR puppies. 3 months old. Golf Club Road. (517)546-2721. in Ihe Northville-Novi area. 3148. :. fem~le. (313)624-8911. • (517)546-8494 weekdays 8 am Beagle lemale. Northville. 8 Cali (3131349-4350. All calis ART anSl Ike are friendly. CHOCOLATE brown Bouvier ::to=5~p::'.m=.--:_--,-_-= __ P.B.i. Students Mile/Bradner Road area. 7-23. '. . ~. conlidential. (3131349-4669. playfulllray and white kltlens. male. Gentle. housebroken. FEMALE American. ESki.mo. Come First THERAPUTIC Massage: .. ~ " ..,'~~~,"""4::')_;:'~~,$:'

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BRIGHTON Sw mm ng poo BRIGHTON By 0 ner Large J BRIGHTON Spac ous MILFORD Vlllage by owner • bedroom lUll basemenl ANN ARBOR Coachwm 0.(\ S Iusll t"d 4 Dedroom 2500sQHCaon3110t3lcdn Four bedroom two blIlll ,I PUBLIC 1"" slory waking dstance to Mobil., Park CarPente, anch Gaage !amly oom Pra e Vew His 112'3900 traClIYowell·keptolderhom!ll WISh!.,n.." 12:154 Lyn "doo "1I0undheated20.40 ~9-l150 onnlceO\le~l:edlol walkinO REAL ESTATE swmm"l1 pool $69900 wt ~~~::1:~~e~I:~ISo~~~Osu~ IS ~ StoYerefrlOe11ll dlSlarlCetoshopplllllSehools preed 10 sel 31 ~2900 and coni aClte.ms Call Ma.y BY OWNER HARTLAND and church ",,000 ~ AUCTION atReallyWoldVansl3131227 IJ1~m1 CuStom bu 1 manlenaneo Ctys\al (J13~2S38days 3455 _ LEADING LENDER fo .. Jl;)edoom anen A Lon EYun"lls(J13~22llO DIRECTS SALE BRIGHTON New Homes Ran dlonng fuolelfcenl full ORE LAKE HEIGHTS NORTHVILLE.. Bedroom Col- !II Irom $49900 T le.es basement dock woodllCl 2 on1312""bal~.carOaralle FOUR QUALITY 12ftdOfl lae aeees om S5J9OO f'a.ed steelS acewlnst eam 9'Ioassump- FonnaJ d nl"ll room waIkJng BUILDERS 1J13122756l!l;11t wale andsevo 1095J() on Quck POssesson wi dslance 10 all schOOlS SUBURBAN HOOD 3pm. Yea F xed R~le l. nllston Cons de lease 1313)6l2-o:J75 I1J5DOO(J13}349-3129 '-'OUP II"skTo JoePhaes MODELSALE RESIDENCES BRIGHTON SJIwan Glen J j J ~27 4600 0 even ngs BRIGHTON BYOwn" Mo .. nll SAVE55000pJus LYON TOWNSHIP INSPECTION M chHa sl313l229-J'966 10 OosMones Must se GOloeousSpanlsl1br1Ckrancl1 MSHDA FINANCING cean sp JoycoTe.o. ed apchanees n"'c~ 2PMlo5PM ENERGY CONSERVING S_,"::~;;" ew P 000'1 e5 Ot3lEi&4-2m SPECtAl MODEL HOMES DEXTER Co--;:;-nJ)r;o""e 3 HIGHl..ANO 1QSD _ E'G-TON~"ckney~ lled.oo",,, ..., cans '2 MORTGAGE HIGf1WldGreensolO.lft~ DPEN FRI SAT SUN -NOON 6 P M y...1! 0 fou oeeloom J" acre~ J2 .. 4ijt:am wIn ease- ANANCINGFOR l!on1Y.!cam2~ b....n O1n" lena<;f llWS!aell.S'l:J.500. (511'l5E. COOClcene ~on "ICe Q'Wer.;.. ""'- ed~l andccn a.et ... ".a!:!" Call II $45000 517)223-9290 Aubon wne .1,~e.lJ oc~ "" ..:l , C,J' • ~C. l (313)- ADLER HOMES IHe 574-4000 DAVID (313) 632·622:2 J KAUFMAN ASSOC ,INC REALTORS PETERSON REALTY Co. AND

J]'l North C~nl('r SI ~ HUAE V/ITH CHARACTER AUCTIONEERS Norlh\lIl1~ Mlchlqnn ""'":l J b Acr"s 8 ~ a I ,,~d ~1'!l!r.O !;Jllm 2 loncod pastu'oll ~harp 4 bodfOom col,,~ , flome 2111>:1U., l"rgoIY,no dlnng and l11mly 349·4030 U'l1l it., I oem f ~t"'" C'lnr,a II" klcnen 2flrelll.l.cl1s e.tr.llar~. Uany e. • t.nllm'lnllne1banl ... lh :~~: n~~~1 De seon ll:> ur.lIzo It'll:l 'ull DO'entl.' In rALl FOR A NO CHARGE MARKET VALUE J ,,110000 AlIAL 1'GI5 OF YOUR PROPERTY WE OFFEn 0000 GERVICE At~D FAST RESULTG A5 MEMOERO OF THE WEOTERN WAYNe Canlllr,21 OAKLAND COUtHY OOARQ OF REAL Torw AND Ilarlfotd METRO MULTI UGT OERVICE WC COIICR ARCAG (lQuUJ.WI.1 IN ALL THEDE COUNTIED ASK AOOUT oun Zl"S4Pon11lcT,1J/ "HoTORAMrc DERVICEI W ....111

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DOLL HOUSE ) bed.oom Ronl:h wUh lamlly ,oom (JI3)684~JB 2298636 and don lor only 157!".00\1 Won I 11548 HJgh.ld P'~ Hartland MJ NORTHVilLE 114000 laMatlhlllP'CIJ I I.- 00 OI:OU' tr Ck r~nl:h u"l:ludod 01 tll~omi!lnl 2 :,- CM 0:11 21 I. nO IOQm rocClntlY'"mod"l..cl NOVI 1&4900 ullgo 3 blltd'oom IfU"(:l'I tv.. b~ths Ilmll)' .oom 1if1!fl'f iii II 184 1IlllI Beaul lur EcI\QVallvy Sub , i"illl'lL.1 -'I BRUCE ROY f~,I:ORIGHTQtI HOPE LAK REALTY,INC I ~oE:~.~I:~~ ~~~~~ ~~~~Esurlound LovolyJbodroom 11,lJalh f.. mlly ,la.goislo.ylalmnomelnUll room wllh Ij'oplaco Low 349-8700 eellenlconClllon 3500"r only malnlenance wal~r p, fllegoll S143 000 f"eedto"ellal$t2000 , ,,,,,,....t. EXCLUSIVE DUNHAM LAKE ESTATES .,

BEST aUY AROUND ~:I~I f~~~~o~~~~n~n d~: p;~~~ l Bedroom lanch on t.ood 101 room wllh lI'oplal:e wooded lot ~ BRIGHTON-RICKrn R G.eal vaue P.ced 10' l"Tlmedlale large deck-soeto telleYe.1 only FEATURES ·ale al 143 000 S129000 I Cozy Counlry • SR Ranch 1314 sq II elose to schools g,,11 course .& town Lee Rd -Silyer 348-3044 Lake-23xw.y nterehanlleelOlleby Fencedre., ASSUIrIElhbloW.ltemortll'lleoroflll'alandc:l:lllnc1 A WATERFRONT ya'd-plus 2 feneed !tennels garage partItioned on thls. bedroom 2balf1 rancl1ln NlltUtYllleTWSl Utv- oil lor dog groomIng with tub.& toilet covered rear rooms Indud!ng lamiIy room newer rool I/ulI1lllulft COMMUNITY 1l0.ch3S6acres SIdJnllandoYeranacr8wltl'tatClrageat1ed AIklngptll::e $75,000 00 $&2',!IIlCallforlnlonnatlon SHORELINE PRE-OPENING Assumable12 .... ,. G I Mortgage CONOOl,lINIUMS ~~~~~~ J:~~':'lnole~=S=:~~ ON WALLED LAKE ourJ.4bedrllOmllU-'lnSOtrtllLyon..Ee:rt1laYe1tMS- iENSNGCiiii,"~"iii1'.~""",,- Whllne~'r DIana wood floors CENTRAL 'If lamiIJ roama, Ilteplaee .. =~~~ 1W5~ceI'Itr-';o:< J 8pm Closed Tllursd;lys Qm1I.Jii buements 'll OUAtl8S and muell. more to oltar Nor fultycarpeted.-."letbye'; Umlle home flU IICIl SOulf1 Lyon home 1112,000 Poesl- SUu,day .nd SunOl' &fled Sli70ll N~O 131;1. ~ ~ 2l 227-35~2i1Jr_1305 10.:::.====blelanl:lconl.adtenna. _ 12 noon III • pm. Pleqe 'ItSl1 gRIGHTO,..TOWNECO ~i;;,;~ '" Informatlon Center It Ponhac =-=- TrallandWutRaad..5ate:s1;Jy UEAtlOWMANAGEMENT 1NC. BUILD NOWI (313)855-3362 10.95% M.S.H.D.A. Mortll:.lI:. 30 yr. fixed A Home Al A Price You Can Allonl

LOCATED IN ONE OF HOWELL'S WIXOnIl lel$ureco-opIQf." E,,~.gy err I: Ilnl 4 bed.oom 2 SIO'Y tulO' nome 2 FINEST SUBDIVISIONS ment 'dull communIty 50 ,:::,:.!~ la go bay w ndow a ue ~m y Dom W th b. ck FullyLand:scapcdZTa.t20 yeara Of Older 2 bedrooms all Iruplacc calhedra calng n maSler Ded.oom CornelLOl .pplla"ces all U5000 "R a~.O~ .. second 1100' laundry 2carlnshedga,age on (313)348-1335. part a y WOOded 101 n e.cuS.e B.ghlon a ea Basemanl Con_on enl to e. GasFOtcadAlrHllt m MobUeHome. ~DIRECTIONS Taku p (."s~ay and ohopp 'Ill Wale. SoNsnt! ForsaJe 19610SpnnceFld U'oeOeckwllllPaUo NOVl1mPltrtot2 ..x60tlIreO hI Turn Easllo NowF1oorCovetlnoa bedrooms Iwo bslhs OldUS23 1'01 ow ik 229·8010 Hf)IfatelliundryandllnUly OdUS23Nortn2 W.B~ IOnYou m eSloAlglI RO Call Jim or Ed room.lWo 10ft! ded<- Alklng l..rndO.Oura $72,900 n.ooo brino .11 offer 229-4100 (3131S24-&W1 • •• Wednesday, August 1, 1984-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-5oB

103 Garage& • 025 -Mobile Homes 031 VlCInt Property 064 Apartments 065 Duplexes For Rent 080 Office Space 101 Antiques 102 Auctions Rummage S.Ies r ;" '~orSa/e Fo,S. .. For Rent For Rent HOWELL duplexes. Two LARGE selection of furniture CONSIGNMENTS wanted for bedroom completely remodel· BRIGHTON 150 sq. It. air con- : NpVI Meadows Park. 14 x 70, CARO, 3 miles from. 8 acres and collectibles. We do strlpp. upcoming auction In August. ALL GARAGE RUMMAGE ed, large yards. $375 per ditioned ollice, Grand River at & 3 bedrooms, 2 bathll, new for sate, one acre of woods. BRIGHTON Ing by hand. Open Wednesday Call The Auction Bern, SALE ADS PLACED IN month plus security. NO pets. Main Street. (313)229-2981. • • Sto\le' and refrigerator. Must Soiling cheap. (313)592·<883no LEXINGTON MANOR through Saturday, 2 pm to (313)449-2750 Thursday thru THIS COLUMN MUST PresIon Really, Dennis Hull, seO... $9500 or best offer. answer,try again. 061 Houses For Rent 1 BEDROOM FROM $270 BRIGHTON. Prime Grand 5 pm or appointment. Lake Sunday 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. or START WITH THE CITY (517)548-1668. (313)3.49.4215. COHOCTAH, twelve 10 acre 2 BEDROOM FROM $335 River, new modern building. Chemung Oldies, 5255 East (313)43706488evenings. WHERE THE SALE IS TO BRIGHTON area near Ore 1980 ParkWOOd, 14 x 70. parcels. Roiling land, some InCludes heat, pool and PINCKNEY/Howell. Discount Up to 5300 sq. ft., all or part. Grand River, Howell. (511)548- BE HELD. THE AD MUST NOV!. Lake. BI·level 3 bedroom Sell. Deluxe Interior and Wooded, some plain, some carpeting. Soniordlscounts. rent, country living, two (313)227-4929. ' 7784 or (517)54s-sB75. BE PRE·PAID AT ONE • , M,.\Ist house with swImming pool, ROBBY'S AUCTION exterior. Family room with border river. Start 512,500. Low 229-7881 bedroom, clean, redecorated. BRIGHTON. Prime locallon. OAK Ice box, good condition. Collectablea & Eatate. OF OUR OFFICES OR lake privileges. 1 or 2 year f1rep,lace, 2 bedrooms. Interest rate, Land Contract. S300 month. discounted to 1200 sq. ft •• 5 rooms, recep. $350or best. (313)227·1418. Settllnll an Estate? Mov- PLACED ON A MASTER lease available. 5550 per , $18,900. (313)624-43S6. (517)546-0713. ' 5290 plua utilities. (313)878- tlon. (313)553-8737. Ing? Getting Rid of Stored CHARGE OR VISA CARD. month. Call (313)227-4088 or BRIGHTON. Large 2 bedroom OLD Hotel Antiques MIIlI In 6515. lIems? Raising Cash? NOVI. 1978 Bayview, FENTON. West of. 10 acre (313)227-3370. Deluxe Lakefront Apartment. BRIGHTON· Earl Kelm Really Stockbridge now taking ep. 1,300 sq. ft. 3 bedroom, family parcels, rOiling pine and $335 plus ulilitles. Adults PINCKNEY area. 2 bedroom Professional Ollice Building: pllcatlons for Dealer Spaces. Specializing In BRIGHTON garage sale, BRIGHTON. City, clean, 3 rOOf1l;appliances, deck, Shed, spruce woods. Blacktop road. preferred. (313)229-5900. with Iske access and garden One SUite of offices available (517)851-8223or (313)475on57. Older Collections household Items, Clothing, bedroom Ranch, major ap. landscaped. 516,000 negotlble. From 517.000. up. (313)755-4780 space. No pets. $265. (313)662· September 1. High visibility, Kimball Organ, much more. pllances, carpeting, drapes, BRIGHTON/Hartland area. 437-2901 or 44~ • (3131349-3455after Sp.m. alter6 p.m. US-23 and M·59. Elliciency 8669. parking, reasonable rates. August 2, 3, 4. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. garage, fence. 5450 month, (313)227-1311. ESTATES bought for cash. • • s:rOCKBRIDGE. Doublewide FOWLERVILLE. 30 acres va· units for singles from 5175. TEL-12 MALL 5401 Bradford Circle. West of lease, security. (313)227-3055. 067 Rooms For Rent Wanted: oriental rugs, antique • [lIoplrll home to be moved. cant. Grand River corner near (517)548-3523. BRIGHTON. Prime location, ANTiQUE SHOW & SALE Pleasant Valley oil Culver. BRIGHTON. September to Telegraph and 12 Mile furniture, clocks, and ,. S20,oooor tske over payments town. 2,200 ft. road frontage BRIGHTON. One bedroom HOWELL. Room for rent, fur· 1.165 sq.ft. professional office BRIGHTON Moving Sale. June. 3 bedrooms, 2 car Southfield, MI. miscellaneous antiques. or 10 acres with mobile home. zoned commercial. Terms. upstairs apartment centrally nlshed, house privlteges, center. Available July 15. August 2, 3, 4. 9-4. 10558Culver garage, basement, furnished. Thursd'1Y. Aug. 2nd George Teberlan, 1(313)887- .145,090. Before 3 pm or Harmon Real Estale, (511)223- located. large rooms. $255 utilities inclUded, 5180 month. (313)229-8500. Road. Ranger Plck·up Truck 5425 per month. References Thru Sunday, Aug. 12 3559. · weekends, (5171851-8348. 9193. monthly plus security deposit. male or female, (511)548-2668. Liner, 21 cubic ft. freezer, and deposit. No pets. (313)231. BRIGHTON 3,000 sq. ft. of of· Mall hours , SOUTH Lyon Woods. 12 x 65 HOWELL. Approximately 107 (3131683-5196or (313)231·1296. NORTHVILLE by week or by flce space available In miscellaneous. 3778. FREE ADMISSION HUGE AUCTION HollYPark with 10x22 addition. acres, approximately 3.700 ft. the month, furnished. air con· downtown area. All or part. BRIGHTON August 2 and 3. BRIGHTON. 3 bedrooms. 1 FREE PARKING SUNDAYAUGUST5,lp.m. 3 bedrooms. air conditioner, frontage on Chilson Road, .'14 dltioned. Wagon Wheel Ideal location on East Grand 9 a.m. 1972 ~ ton Ford pickup, bath. Located In city. 5450 per THE AUCTiON BARN · fireplace. After 6 p.m. (33)437· mile from Grand River. By Lounge. Northville Hotel, 212 River. Ample parking, central 1973 350 Honda, 2 Michelin month. (313)229-4693. After DON'T 11850Whitmore Lk. Rd. 9428. owner. Easy terms. (313)979- South Main. air. $5.50 sq. ft. (313)626-7385. 102 Auctions TAX radial tires, 4 Escort GT 4:30pm (313)229-4859. exit 53 off US23 9131. WAIT UNTIL NOVI area. Large room in BRIGHTON. 1,060 sq.ft. of pro- wheels. metric tools, clothes, FOWLERVILLE. 10 Year old 12 ft. Fiberglass boat and toys. lawn chairs. school SUBURBAN HOWELL. 1'12 acres. 512.000. seml-country selllOg. pleasant fessional office space In prime Country Home. 4 Bedrooms. MONDAYI trailer. 1970 Buick. power desk, sleds, boys 18 Inch MOBILE HOME SALES Land Contract. Call Richard You can place your ad any day livIng at a reasonable rate. Call Brighton location. Conmcl. AUCTION steering power brakes, power $500. monthly. plus security. Sunday August 5, 3:30 p.m. bike, much more. 1999 Coriell •• (313)348-1913 Krause. builder. (313)229-6155. of the week. Office hours are (3131349-4066. (313)229-2935. windows, air. runs good. 1976 Available August 18. (517)521- Take U5-23 to Exit 70 (Clyde oil Hyne between Old 23 and HOWELL. 15 acres, 12 miles 3420 or (517)521-4031. 8'30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday SOUTH Lyon, two sleeping BRIGHTON, Office and Monza. good engine, some Pleasant Valiey. (313)227-5207. No"l. '1979 Conolade. 14 x 70. Northwest of Howell. $700 per • Friday. Our phone room rooms. Older or retired Warehouse Space. 2.700 sq. ft. Road) then west approximate- bruises. 1963 Mercury 4 door. FOWLERVILLE. Three ly 7 miles to Argentine Road . .., x 24 expando 8 x 10 deck. 2 acre. (517)546-4305. salespeople will be happy to gentlemen preferred. (313)437- located In city. $800 per Arkansas car. no rust, classic. BRIGHTON Mt. Bngton Sub. 4 bedroom home in Village, 1 1z bl!d(ooms. 2 baths, firepalce. ' 6072. month. (313)229-4693. After then north 2 miles to Faucett Gasoline powered air com- families. furniture, clothing, HOWELL. Two beau\lful five baths plus dlOing room and help you. • must sell. (313)437-4133 4:30 pm (313)229-4859. Road. then east approximately presser. 5 hp. outboard miscellaneous. Thursday.' acre bUlldmg sites. $12.000 den. $375 month plus deposit, WHITE Lake. Room in 1 mile to church grounds. August2thru Saturday August (313)348-3022 beautiful home,' kitchen BRIGHTON. Two 100 sq.ft. of· motor. Meyers and Demming each. (5171546-2498. references needed. available Donated Items: Wurlllzer 4. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 4665 and Novi: 1979 doublewlde. (313)669-2121 privileges. (313)887-7628. well pumps. 1980 Suzuki HARTLAND. Bullard Road. 2 immediately. (517)223-8846. flees for renl. prime location, organ, (reconditioned), Wards 24 x. 52, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, (313)227-4436 motorcycle, l00cm. 900 miles, 4657 Klngswood. bUilding sites, 176 It. fron· very reasonable. (313)227-3188. window air conditioner. Arthur , 10 x 16 deck, appliances, cor· HOWELL. 6 miles west of (313)68508705 100 miles to the gallon. Table BRIGHTON. Three family tage, wooded. running 069 Condominiums. BRIGHTON. 5600 square feet Godfrey ukulele, violin (ex· ner lot. immaCUlate. Brighton. 3 bedroom, 2 story (517)548-2570 saw. 8 ft. 16 ft. commercial garage sale. 5227 Leeland. stream. suitable for pond. Townhouses for lease. Arst class building. x Colonial. 1'Iz baths. fireplace. cellent). guitar. commercial garage door with hardware. Thursday, Friday. 9 am to Pryor Real Estate. (313)632· For Rent Prime location. Will divide. Milford. Highland area. 1978 2 car garage, walk-out base- dishwasher, portable 3 pm. Children's clothing. FOWLERVillE. Large 2 Howell Town and Country several bicycles, 10 speed Holly Park. 14 x 70.7 x 21 ex· 7040. ment. S650 per month. Dis· dishwasher, Chef·Mar Hot· and regular. Some furniture, knick knacks, Sarah Coventry, HAMBURG. Private Sub with count .f paid In advance. bedroom apartment. fully 070 Mobile Homes Real Estate(3'3)227·111'. dogger. solid oak folding • pando, 2 bedrooms, 1'12baths. carpeted, all appliances, $255 chairs. table, dressers, etc. 3 toys. collector's dolls. chain of lakes access. ex- (517)546-9791. For Rent BRIGHTON. Prestigious loca- chairs, Victorian East Lake • !!Pl?liances.like new. monthly, 5255 Security. gas space heaters. excellent miscellaneous. cellent building site. $7,400. HOWELL Three bedroom tion on the Mill Pond. Main chair, Bentwood chair. elec· condilion. New table lamps. (511)223-85:..=:::.:,71::. ~_ BRIGHTON. 10x55. unfurnish- tric die grinder (like new). BRIGHTON, Saturday only, Plymouth. 1981 Homette, 3 Call Karl, The Livingston house. 5425a month. Available Street address, 1,000 sq. ft. of. AntQiue style clothes rack. 3 FOWLERVILLE. Two ed Mobile Home. Adult Sec· Sam to 2pm. AnliQues. baby · bedrooms. 1 bath. fireplace. Group, (313)229-2469. September 1st. (517)546-4551. lice for lease. Immediate oc- cherryplcker (automotive antique style wash stands. bedrooms, no pets, good loca- tion. $200. monthly. plus clothes. miscellaneous. 1 • full bay window in kitchen. ex- HAMBURG Township. One cupancy. S9OO. Call Preview type), men's and girl's Electric adding machines. HOWELL Area. 3 Bedroom tion. S260 monthly. (517)223- utilities. $125. deposit. bicycles, Copy·Mate copier block from Farmers Market. ceptional condition. acre. 1 mile from US-23, Properties. (313)227-2200. Skate conveyor. New Ander· Ranch style home. S395 mon- 7203. References required. (313)227- (desk size). olher items not 313 N. Third St. $10.700 terms. (313)973-1988. thly. plus secunty. (313)229- NORTHVILLE Medical. son windows. Paint pot. New FOWLERVILLE area. One 6723. listed. Beer tent on grounds. Southfield. certified. 12 x 60, HAMBU RG. 5 acres, 6907. business, executive ollice blackboard. 2 ft. x 3 ft. New bedroom apartment for rent. St. Augustine's Chicken 2 bedrooms. 1 bath. awnmg. StraWberry Lake Road, close 072 Mobile Home SItes building space. Up to telescopic type aerial poles, HARTLAND. First and last 5185 plus utilities. Call Barbecue 11:30 to 6 p.m. Tim very clean. 51.200 down. to US-23. 15 minutes from Ann For Rent 4.000 sQ. ft. 5 minutes from extend to 30 ft. New roll-away month's rent. Adults only. No anytime. Narhl Auctioneer. Byron. **AUCTION** Arbor. Perked. surveyed. Ask- (51n223-8500 275. Half an hour from tool box and tool chest. This is pets. (313)348-6861. (313)266-6474. Saturday New Hudson. 24 x 60. 3 ing $23.500. SS.ooodown. land BRIGHTON. 3 mobile home downtown. (313)349-3980. only a part. there is much. HOWELL. 3 bedroom ranch on bedrooms. 1'12 baths. 12 x 19 contract. (313)227-4893. lots available now. Call TAKING applications for store much more and more coming August " 1984 10 acres, 5 minutes from 1-96 awning. appliances. beautiful HOWELL anytime. (313)229-5112. front leasing. 51 a square foot. CARA E. LAVIGNE In daily. Food and 7:30P.M. park. priced for quick sale. HOWELL. Wooded lakefront; and M·59, fireplace. S550 a AUCTiONEER HOWELL. Choice lotes M-59 and Duck Lake area. refreshments on premises. 1978ATC 10 acres. Very private yet just month plus security. PINE TREE 6345 Dean Road available. Oak Crest Mobile 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. only, Monday Cali (313)437-8486 or (313)449- 2 mileS from town and ex- References. Children and Honda 90 FINANCING AVAILABLE Village. (517)546-3075_. _ thru Friday. (313)698-2043. Howell, MI. 48843 2750 for Information. pressway. Good terms. pets line. (517)548-2938. 'APARTMENTS (517)548-1274 BUYING OR SELLING Large 1 • 2 bedrooms. from $44.900. VL-317. Call Bob THREE Suites over 300 sq. ft • (517)548-1278 •• , ' •. CALL(313)348-1~3 HOWELL. Three bedroom, 10 $285. includes heat. ap. VANSICKLE Auction Service, Johnson. Preview Properties. COACHMAHSCOVE each which rent for S300 mon- For Soiling Act/on, town, 5400 month plus secunty pliances. secunty doors, pool farm. household. estate and (511)546-7550. thly with all utilities Included. Choose to Auction WIXOM. 1971 Buddy 12x60. deposit. utilities included. and club house. No pets. We A besuIlful mobUe home ~ miscellaneous. Novi. (313)563- HOWELL. 10 Acres, wooded We will. however. make a deal Two bedrooms, 1'12 baths. (517)546-4773. ty right ilia PorllIge C0n- 0455. and rolling. $22,900. Low accept Section 8. on lite. to reduce the rent if you are central air. Extras. Excellent HARTLAND/Howell. 3 crete streets l nature! gas, reguIer Every Saturday Night down. low payments. owner. (517)546-7660 starting a new business, condition. $6.000. (313)684· bedroom. 1'12 baths. 5400. No & double wIdes. 3 mHes N. of 10&4, relocating or for any other TakmgGood Evenings (517)546-8620. JERRY DUNCAN'S 5527. pets. (517)548-3523. 15 minutes W. 01 Ann Arbor. $125 good reason. Janetlvey or Ed Conslgnmenls MARION Township. $2000 LAKEPOINTE APARTMENTS Change Your A,ctloneering Service Now open lor WEBBERVILLE. Richardson LAKE CHEMUNG, all sports permonlh. Akin, Akin-Akin Inc. 2418 East down, 2 year land contract, now acc.-pting reservation for Retail Sale 1973 14 x 60. Two bedroom will lake. Year round hQme Grand River, Howell. (517)546- Goods Into Cash 11% interest. Great bulldmg 1 or 2 bedroom apartments 517.- Farm Estate, HousehOld, Tues. thru Fn. sell furnished or unfurnished. overlooking Lake Chemung. 4810. Hou .. holds • Estates site in good area. S89OO. VLM- from $235. Ollice hours 9 a.m. '. Apartments. Farms Anli' ue, Micellaneous. 12-5 Good Condition. Webbervllla Near expressways. For rent or 298. Call Janet Keough, to 5 p.m. Monday thru Friday • BUlllne .. L1quldationa Mobile Home Park. (517)521· option to buy. $750 month. 8% MILFORD- Beautiful lots in a 082 Vacation Rentals Preview Properties. (517)546- or by appointment. (313)229- • Machinery. COnatructlon 43)·9175 or 437·9104 2875Old US-23 3866. Interest, 7 year contract. Country setting. near schools. 7550. 82n. BRIGHTON area. Big Crooked Equipment Hartland, MI48028 negotlble. (5tn54&-9309. Churches and shopping. Easy • Vehicles· Tralle,. WHITMORE LAKE. 12 x 60 Lake. 2 or 3 bedroom cot· (1 mI. N,ofM·59) MILFORD Twp. 3.75 acres, roil- THE GLENS access to '·96 and U5-23. Castle. Two bedroom. MILFORD. Sharp 3 bedroom tages. 5140 and 5150 a week. APPRAISALS ing and wooded. $31,000. Live In lovely wOOCIedarea ne.3lf Rents start as low as $97. per BRAUN & HELMER (313) 632~ or remodeled on lot near ex· all brick home In Village. Has boat rental Included. (313)227. Call Now AUCTION SERVICE (313) 229-5057 • (313)348-8422alter 5pm. dO\lWntown Bughtnn Easy access ,,, month. Move in before • presswaY. $3.800 or best oller. lovely patio area. basement 2723. ·Star Auction llervlco· Farm. Household. Anti- PINCKNEY. 2 acre country 96 and 23 ElhC1ency 1 &. 2 bedroom September 30. and get 3 mono (313)449-8648. finished with barn wood and unats wllh spacIous rooms prrvate R. Ande,.en. (Owner) que. Real Estate, building site area of nice ths free rent. Los are limited. 2875 Olel US 23, W E,B B E R V ILL E. 1979 well Insulated. Spacious 2'12 balConies lu:IV "arppted ,\!" 084 Land For Rent Miscellaneous. homes. some trees. perked, Call (313)685-1959. (313) 632-6591 or Parkwood. 14x70. assumable car garage. (313)685-8806. phances pool Lloyd R. Braun terms. $11.900. (313)878-6478. (313) 229-5057 loan at 12"10 interest. (517)521· NORTHVILLE. 3 bedroom STARTING AT 5285 PER MO~TH 074 Living Quarters 088 Storage Space 665-9646 Large or small we sell it all, .464a. SOUTH Lyon. Build your house. 5 blocks from To Share For Rent Jerry L. Helme" 994-6309 **AUCTION** dream home. peaceful f,ve 229-2n7 Your place or mine. WANTED. Have cash buyers downtown. available 9-1-84. Saturday Morning PINCKNl:Y. One oearoom BRIGHTON. Adult to share "2'"""'S,...to-ra-g-e-b,...u'""i1'"'d:-in-g-s.-0='"n-e-2800= for Mobile Homes In liVe acres, excellent perk test. 5450. (3131349-4650. August 4,1980( apartment, 5275. No pets. ingston County. Call Crest easy terms. (313)348-1565. very nice home. Good loca- square feet, one 1600 square 11:00 A.M. NOVI. 9 Mile l:load area. 4 adults only. Evenings. bedroom, large farmhouse. tion. $235. (313)227-3053. feet. Electnc and water in • (5tn548-3260· 033 Industrial. (313)285-9066. 1'12 baths, den, fireplace. GENOA. Township. Clean 23 both. (313)684-6317 Monday COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD : 027 ~Acreage, Farms .• CommercIal. STOCKBRIDGE. Three' year old need responsible' thru Friday only. Kitchen Table & Chairs. For Sale basement, large outbuilding. ALWAYS ~'~' For sale fenced yard. immediate oc· bedroom apartment. l'h roommate to share 3 bedroom 089 Wanted To Rent Refngerator. Toaster, Pots BRIGHTON. Howell. Grand cupancy. $500. monthly. plus baths. IIrst lloor. cool. quiet. hc..use. (511)546-6715. & Pans, Silverware, Sm. HOWELL. Ten hilly acres, 70% $350. (313)878-2171. River frontage. commercial utilities and security deposit. BRIGHTON or South Lyon Appliances, Stainless • wooded. 528.500. (313)667- 076 Industrial, Steel Bowls, Dining Room property for sale or lease, ex· (3131478-1649. WHITMORE Lake. Small one area. 2 or 3 Bedroom house or • 0929, (3131543-4426. Isling home on property. Call room elliciency with kit· Commerlcal For Rent apartment for 3 months. By THE Set w/8 Chairs (Wicker SOUTH LYON. 3 Bedroom. • tfARTLAND. 3500 sq. ft. of Boltoms). Living Room alter 6 pm, (511)546-8895. wood burning furnace. on chenelle and bath. includes August 18. (313)437-5375. • llo~geous old Victorian far· appliances and ulilities. $190. BRIGHTON. Office or Relall. Set, Lamps. End Tables, BRIGHTON. Horse stables. 34 acreage. S350. monthly. First HOME in Lakeland High .mhouse. oak woodwork. 20 (3131455-1487. 1200 to 3800 sQ. ft. Woodland Coffee Table, Lots of stalls plus large Indoor arena, month. plus security deposit. Plaza. (313)227-4605or (313)632- SChool area. Call (313)682~ LEADER • acres. 3 large barns. owner Knick Knacks, TV. Radio, observation room and dwell· Available immediately. WHY pay rent when you can or (313)797·5284. , says' selll SS9.9OO.G84. Call 5482. Stereo, Couch & Many Ing. 35.4 acres. $79.900. Terms (313)437-4943. own a two bedroom condo In .Nancy Liddle. Livinston BRIGHTON, downtown. Com- Professional couple with older COUNTRY FAIR Chairs. Bedroom Set, available. Call Whitney or ·Howell. Prices start at $32.500. • Group. (313)227-4600. SOUTH LYON. Very cute, 2 merical. Business only. chIldren desires lease or rent ANTIQUE Dressers. Night Stands, Dianna. (313)229-2913 or bedroom home on 2'12 acres 20% down. land contract with option. 3 or 4 bedroom • ·HOWELL. 62 acres with large terms. Model ready for your References. First. last, also FLEA MARKETS Ctlest of Drawers. (313)227-351" at century 21 with 3 car heated garage. 5475 deposit. Available alter house with acreage suitable Magazine Rack. Planters, colonial farmhouse divided in' Brighton Towne. monthly plus secunty and inspection. Call for appoint- for horses, up to $700 month. Nation's Largest Inside Markets to- fwo Jiving units. cement ment. (517)548-2034or (313)227- August 5. Send reply to Box Avon Products, Jewelry. BRIGHTON. Small commercial references. (313)437·2353 after References. (313)878-5760. Has 2 Big Locations • block cow barn 37xl50. 40xl00 1945. The Livingston Group 1755. Bflghlon Argus, 113 E. Men's, Women's, lot. Old 23 and Hyne Road. 5 p.m. RESPONSIBLE working Children's & Baby • cement block tool building, Grand River. Bnghton. Mich. $12,000. land contract. Realtors. PONTIAC FLEA MARKET • several other large barns and SOUTH LYON. 2 acres. 4 48116. woman With 13 year old child Clothing, Lots of Box Lots, • (313)229-6155. 2045 Dixie Hwy. End of Telegraph • silos. on blacktop road. bedrooms. 2 baths, $700 BRIGHTON. 1000 sq. ft. prime seeks apartment in Pinckney Garden Tools. Tools school district. Will share · 1100.000. with additional land monlh, lease. (313)437-1317. location across from Brighton Outside Market Now Open Ashing Equipment, 1 10 available. The Livingston SOUTH LYON. Efficiency cot· GRAND PLAZA State Police Posl. (313)227· home or large apartment with Phone: 338-7880 Arc Welder (Searsl, Table HARTLAND-l0 Acres responsible adult. Call : qroi!p, call Joe Kelly at tage. Excellent location. 3841 for information. Saw. 3 Wheel HOnda, 1975 partially wooded, paved APARTMENTS (313)878-5964. Ford LTD, sears Sel/. : (517)548-3859. roads. $28.500. carpeted. convenient parking. BRIGHTON. Excellent West WARREN MARKET IN HOWELL Propelled Mowerw/Bag. - SEARCY ARKANSAS. Retire- $165. month. Low utilities. Main Street location. 800 • RESPONSIBLE self-employed 20900 Dequindre, 1 block N. of 8 Mile Rd. couple needed nfce three mentspeclal. nice older home HARTLAND-~ Acre roll· FarSI/last/Security. SUitable 1,600 sq. It. available. Air con- has the famous PARTIAL USTING on f,ve acres just '12mile from ing lots. From $1'.00Q. for 1 or 2 Adulls. (313)437·2205. Rentals from 5292. In· ditioned':'\A 9ff,ce or retail. bedroom home in Brighton. Howell area with possible op- ANTIQUE VILLAGE MUCH, MUCH MORE City of Bald Knob. City water. cludes heat, water. carpet, (313)227-lI4ll4. tion to buy, good references. Phone: 757-3740 · outbuildings. all fenced. Price SOUTH lYON-1.14 ac. drapes, range, BRIGHTON. Commercial will give ownership care. DIRECTIONS: Take M-38 to : lias. been reduced to 545.000. 1'12 mile off 1-96. $14,900.00. , WHAT IS THE refrigerator. garbage Warehouse. 2.600 It. with of- (517)546-2942. Both locations open every weekend KrtlS8 Rd. go 1 Mile to . . :GQn~ct Cindy Mlsukaills at disposal, clubhouse, and fice plus SOD ft. Loft. $800. BARGAIN YOUNG woman with one child Fri. 4-9 p.m., Sat. & Sun. 1().6 10370 KreSl Rd., Lakeland, Davis Realty. Route 3. Box 234, We CBn Build Your Homel pOOl. No pets. Opened 9 (313)227-9973. M!. Follow the algna •. Bald Knob, Arkansas. 72010. Adler Homes. /nc.832-8222. BARREL? a.m. to 5 p.m. Closed looking for house to share. Open Dally 9-5 for dealer reservation HOWELL, 5059 West Grand Call Sue, (517)548-1350. • 'Phone 1-501-724-5204-0 or 1· 1/ you have an item you wish to Tuesday. River. commercial. Modern In- 501.724-6593residence. BRIGHTON. Office complex, sell for $25. or less or a group (517) 546-7773 • sulated metal and block SEARCY, Arkansas. Extra 4.600 sq.lt.. prime location, of items selling for no more building. Panelled Officos and -nice; all electnc rock home long term land contract than 525. you can now place an WALLED LAKE Furnished Ef· Display. Total 7200 square :with : woodburnlng fireplace. available. (313)227-2188. ad in the Green Sheet for '12 [ HOUSEHOLD flciency Apartment. S55 week· feel. Overhead doors. Paved • • super insulated, on 50 acres. BRIGHTON (east of and south price! Ask our ad-taker to Iy. utilities Included. (313)624- Parking. Ideal many uses. Im- City water and well. Must see of 1-96). Industrial zone 10 acre place a Bargain Barrel ad for 2148. mediate occupancy. Call Mr. ~I · .to, appreciate. Owner fmanc· parcel with natural gas. you. (10 words or less) and Robinson, 1-800-321-8207. ,.~~~- SUNDAY,AUGUST5, "'ing~ .$61,500. Contact CIndy $33.000 or best ofter. Land she wlll bill· you only $2.25. 101 Antiques (This special is offered to SOUTH LYON. Retail store or STARTING AT 12NOON "MlSukaitis at Davis Realty. contract terms. Call Marie office space, 200 • 700 square homeowners only-sorry. no Small ads get ANTIQUE Enterprise Op. -RAIN OR SHINE 'RQut~ 3. Box 234, Bald Knob. Coulter. (313)229-6500,Tho Liv· feet, downtown location, park· commercial accounts. portunltles! Antique dealers Arkansas, 72010. Phone 1·501- Ingston Group. Evenings attention. 109. (313)455-1487. 738BEECHNUT-FOWLERVILLE 724:"5204-0 or 1·501·724-6593 (313)437.1456. wanted, a quality antique From the 4 main corners in Fowlerville, residence. FOWLERVILLE. Like new of· WHITMORE Lake. One market to open In Historic f,ce building. Pertect for pro- bedroom home, 5225 month. Owasso. The restored 1890 Ex· take Grand Street (Fowlerville Rd) South I 029 Lake Property change building Is located at fessional offices. good off Call after 4 pm, (313)227-63n. for 1/2 mile to Cedar River Drive and turn 118 W. Exchange Street. For /. • -' For Sale slreet parking, convenient WOLVERINE Lake privileges. PONTRAIL informallon call (517)725-6726, Right for 1 block, turn left on Beechnut location. Priced below Three bedrooms, finished (517)655-1453or (3131646-8727. 030 Northem Property replacement cost. Good basement. 5475 per month. APARTMENTS Street to 738 BEECHNUT-FOWLERVILLE. , •• For Sale terms. Call Nancy Bohlen, (313)624-3755. 1911 Chadwicks map and ROBERT E, DUDLEY, AUCTIONEER- HOWELL (517)546-3145 Preview Properties, (313)227· In South Lyon on Pontiac Trail directory Livingston County. LAKES of the North. Private 2200. 062 Lakefront Houses Make offer. (511)548-2970. AproA. 8 Oil Paintings, Landscapes, Flower., eet, owner. Outside lot adjacent to For Rent between 10& 11 Mile Rds. Painted by Fern LaMarsh; Antique Leather Buggy: state land. $2,000 below cost. 24 Old White, Amber Green Detroit Beverage 035 Income Property ESTATE SALE & BRIGHTON. Howell. Beautiful (313)363-6732. For Sale CABLE TV AVAILABLE NORTHVILLE Beer Bottles wI Porcelain Tops; Berghoff PrOducts Ihree bedroom, modern, fur· Three generation accumula- Wooden Sectioned Box w/LIft Top from Ft. 031 Vacant Property DEERFIELD Township. 60 nlshed, responsible employed Rent from $280 per month tion, much Northville Wayne, Indiana; Noble Accordlan; Old Treadle For Sale acres cattle farm, two homes, adults. No pets. references. memorabilia. 527 W. Dunlap Singer Sewing Machine; 3 Cushion Davenport wI· large barn, outbulldmgs, cat· security depoSit. Available HEAT INCLUDED Street, west of Sheldon Road • Big Footstool; Duncan Phyfe 8 Sided Antique .BRIGHTON, Howell area. tie, live stream. Owner must September 15 • May 17. Spacious bedroom units available wilh S380 1 & 2 Wednesday, August 1st Table; 8 Day Kundo Clock, under Dome; OTHER Beautllul wooded building sell. Rose Realty, (3t3)227. per month. (313)280-1573 or central air, carpeting, all electric kitchen, through Saturday, Augusl 4. ANTIQUES OR OLDIES: Mahogany Plant Stand; • sites on various sized parcelS. 5613or (313)227-4296. (517)548-5191. clubhouse and pool. Oak Square Table w/Shelf: Painted Chest of By owner. (313)227·7487. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. No pre- FOWLERVILLE. Duplex. HIGHLAND. White Lake. Fur· sales. Drawers w/Towel Rack; Walnut Chest of BRIGHTON Township. $54.300. Attractively remodel· nlshed, 2 bedroom. $275. mono Drawers/Beaded w/Mlrror: Square Top Table: Old 'Residential building site, ed. excellent cash flow, thly, plus u\lIlt1es and Security 437-3303 Metal Coffee Pot; Large Washbowl Pitcher: Pine IT'S worth the drive to The natural gas. $5.900 (313)632· negotiable land contract. Call deposit. No pets. Soptember Chest of Drawers; Prelly Washbowl wI Flowers: Back Doore, where prices are 5580. Kafl for details, (313)229-2469. l,toJune 1. (3131887-0306. Small Square Oak Stand: 4 Drawer Pine Chestl reasonable. Antiques and col· BRIGHTON beautilul wooded The Livingston Group. Drawers; 2 Night Stands; Painted Wooden Kitchen HOWELL, Triangle Lakefront. lectlbles, 123 N. Grand, 1.39 acre lot overlookIng Cupboard; Wooden Drop-Leal Kitchen Table; FOWLERVILLE duplex, 5 Furnished, available Fowlerville. Wednesday· Sun- Winans Lake area. 518,000. years old. excellenl condition, September 4to Memorial Day. Large CBst Iron Fry Pan; day,lOa.m. t05p.m. Plank Bottom Side Chair; Arm Drll\; Preasss Glass Pitchers, BUller and can· (313)231.93£8. clean, corner lot. $69.000. WinteriZed. fireplace. (313)626- dy Dishes; Depression Glass sandwich Plate; Hand Grinder: Porch Fixture; BRIGHTON schools. New 10 (313)229-8349,(313)227·2882. 2109or (517)546-4170. lot subdivision, lreed, rolling, _91ANT Child's Maple Rocker: Library Table; Wood Clothes Dryer; Pruner; PINCKNEY. 4 family apartment PINCKNEY area. 2 bedroom FLEA MARKET Keroscene lamp; lake access to chain of lakes, house, 2'12 car garage 2 house on Highland Lake. on Relax. Anllq ..... tlaIOaIn •• Furnllure HOUSEHOLD & MISCELLANEOUS: 15 Cubic Ft. White Whirlpool some on private pond. $9,000 111OOMI... large village lots. 2 fireplaces (313)761·2087. Re/rlgerator: Kenmore Yellow Stove. elec: Yellow Kenmore Delux WaSher; to 515,000. Easy terms. New and central laundry room. You're home ,~ ...... 10...... _10 A»-I"" PINCKNE::;Y~P:-o-r:-ta-g-e"""'L-a:-ke-, :n. Eo MlCHICIAII AT PARK Proctor-5l1ex Blender: Spice Rack: sears Broiler/Oven: Tom & Jerry Set: • construction or Investment. • . at Terms, $79,900. (313)878-3883 comfortable 2 bedroom fur· llOWNTOwNYPSlWm Roll-a·Way: Phllco Refrigerator; Hlde-a·Bed: Floor Polisher: Lamp: Corner (313)227-3001. !!!er 5'30 p.m. QaoIara~ nlshed home. Soptember to w~an._ Shelf: Upholstered Tan Chair; SpOOnholder 8. 13 Colony Spoon COllection: BRIGHTON. Nice lols. $3.000 June. $375. (3131878-5812. Sears Humidifier: Steelman Stereo: 5 yr. old Kirby Vacuum Sweeper: BUd each. 2 acre parcel, 511,500. 037 Real Estate Wanted ~ SILVER LAKE. 3 bedrooms, al'Norlh"lIt W::~ Vases: Mlrriors; Odds 8. Ends of Dishes: Motal File Cabinet: Teddy Bear: Easy lerms. (313)885-9348. ALL cash for your land con- security deposit, IIrsl and last Some Books; Kitchen Clock: Exercycle; Pots 8. Pans: Ceramic Vase: Fruit tract or second mortgage. months rent,. 5450 month. SPACIOUS' 1 nORM.-8.l6 Sq. Ft. Jars: Potato Chip cans; Wooden Sialled Crate: Movie Prolector & Camera: Highest dollars. Perry Realty, (313)437·1317. 2 nORM.- 101~ or 1076 Sq Fl. ANTIQUE MALL Sherbert Dishes, Glasses; Lota 01 Old Magazines; Food Grinder; candle 3 nORM.-t286 Sq. Fl. BRIGHTON. Mystic Creek (313)478-7840. Sconce: 20·30 Cook Books: Gas can; carpenter's Hauler: Odd Nalls: Lad. Apartments (In w.o. Adam's) der: Motors: Car carrier: Man's Bike: Fishing RodS, Poles Dip Net; Paint Subdivision, waterfront. WE BUY HOMES. You musI 064 • Abundant Slorage ,md Closel Space 8. Southern exposure. good ask for Nick Natoli at the Llv· For Rent DOWNTOW, r HOWELL Sprayer: 4 Pipe Vices: Cheese Boxes; Metal Storage Boxes; Ironing Board' • Private Entrance C-Clampb: Wood Work Bench; Bench Grinder: Jig 8. Sabre saw: Vice; building sito. Rolling treed lot. Ingston Group, (313)227-4600. • Clubhouse and Fireside Loung4.' Box $45.000. VL-3S0. Call Linda L. of Kld's Toys: Back Sprayer: Golf Clubs: Fish Rod Box: Set 01 8 Glassea' • H4.'o1tlnclud4.'d Grand Opening Roberts, Preview Properties, Baskets: Mlch License Plates '87 up , I'. MIlt.....\'1,...1 I ~7r;,un 7 R, ..,~C (3t3)227·22OO. Get your business BRIGHTON downtown, very t,r "tIf,- Sept. 4·9 TERMS: cash & carry, Auctioneer and Sale. PrIncipals are not responsible going I Use the large 2 bedroom, adults BRIGHTON area. Building site 01',,",1.111\,"., m '~rm. for accidents or gooda after beIng sold. In bosutlful Krause Acres. preferred. No pets. $320 a 349·8410 Business Directory; ~'I ·!llIn I~ ~pm Register for FREE 512,000. Easy terms. (313)227· smart shoppers do. month plus utilities. (313)227· $100.00 cash Prize FERN LAMARSH, OWNER •~:_-_._--- 409tl. 6-B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE-NOVINEWS-THE MILFORDTIMES-Wednesday. Augustl. 1984 •• • 103 Garage& 103 Garage& 103 Garage &- 103 G.... ' 103 Garage& 103 Garsge& 103 Garage& 103 G.rage' 103 Garage& Rummage S8IH Rummage sales Rummage Sales Rummage Sales Rummage Sales Rummagct Sales Rummage Sales Rummage sales Rummage Sales

BRIGHTON. Computer table, BRIGHTON.You won't believe BRIGHTON. 4722 Meadow FOWLERVILLE. (,;lotnlOg. HARTLAND. Moving sale. HOWELL Yard sale Wednes- large tent, motorcycle, lawn all we have. Furnltu[e, ap- View Lane. off Spencer Road good condition. Shoes, Sewing machine. couch, day. August 1. 9 a.m. to mower and household. 'h mile pliances, dishes, clothing, between Kensington and household Items. HARTLAND. Craft and rum- HARTLAND. 4 Family. August 5 p.m. 2558 N. Hughes Road. 2-3-4. Tires, stereos. skis. M· recliners, dishes, household HOWELL. 4524 Pinckney nortb 1-96 on Pleasant Valley much more, Friday. Saturday. PleasantValley Roads. Thurs· miscellaneous sales. 825 E. mage sale. August 2 and 3. Items; much more. Thursday Girts' clothes to 6xand toys. • and Burgoyne, 10 am to 6 pm, August 3, 4. 9 am to 5 pm. day through Sunday 10 a.m. to Grand River. Thursday, Fri- 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Soft 59 one mile east of U8-23. Road, Mulllple family yard August 2. 11548Maxfleld Blvd. sale. Furniture, antiques, HOWELL. saturday and Sun- Friday, Saturday. 7903 Dillon. 5 p.m. day; August 2, 3. 10 a m. to sculptured Items, clothes, Take Birch to 11420Norway. day loam to 4pm. Furniture, 4 p.m. toys and lots more. 7410 HOWELL.Moving out of state. HOWELL. 2 Family. 501 lamps, dishes, glassware, BRIGHTON. Wednesday. BRIGHTON.Several Families. BRIGHTONTownship. Friday, Henderson. Wednesday books. clothes, lawnmower. dishwasher .baby Itema. Thursday, F,iday; August 1, 2, Off Hyne Road, 1401Raleigh. saturday. 12055Jocoby. Fur- FOWLERVILLE.Tent. camping Faussell Road between Everything must go. Furniture. miscellaneous housewares. McGuire and Green Road~. appliances. gas grill, piano. through saturday. 9 a.m. III tools. household goods. 3. AJon of stuff. 2661Canfield Household goods, clothing, niture, chlldrens school equipment, furniture, anti· 5 p.m. saturday and Sunday. loa.m. 432 Inverness, off North Trail. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. toys, miscellaneous. August clothing, toys, 10 foot boat ques, stereo. clothes. 5560 HOWELL Red Oaks Sub, winter clothes. etc. Wednes- Michigan. day, 9 a.m. 2645 Earl Lake HOWELL. Garage salAS on t07p.m. • BRIGHTON. Moving. Washer 2,3.9-5. (aluminum pram),much more. Stow Road. August 1 through August 2, 3, 4. 5849 Aztec. HOWELL.Garage sale. Thurs- . 4. Hughes Road to Cherokee Drive. Henderson Road. 989 and HOWELL.Sunrise Park, Anti- $75, excellent condllitln. BRIGHTON.Yard sale. Thurs· BYRON. Huge Barn sale. 1251.1/2mile north of M-59on ques. Sunday. 1135 day. Friday. 9 to 5. Lots of Paired table lamps, oval braid day and Friday. 10 to 4. August 4. 5. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. FOWLERVILLE. Multi·family Bend to Aztec. corner house. H.OWELL. Rototlller, children and ~by clothes, Household ilems. toys, houcehold Items. 6 wheel Byron Road to Henderson. Cresthaven. rug, large picture. footlocker. Stroller, car seat, much more. 12112LovejOY Road (2 miles yard sale, August 1 through 5, Many miscellaneous Items In- stove, furniture. 144 Keddie', bridge table and chairs, more. 224 Kissane, off Grand River east of Byron Road). Anti· 10 am to 6 pm. 9510 Van games, clothes, bike, boat, ATV. chain saw, etc. August4. HOWELL. Moving, must sell. Road,off of Pinckney Road. . organ and more. cluding Suzuki motorcycle, Many miscellaneous Items. 8912 MISSiOnnear Lee and behind Nugget Restaurant. ques: Furniture, lamps, tools Buren. Baby clothes, Avon, 5. 2456Sexton Road.Corner of LAKELAND. Depression, Sexton Road and County organ, Polaris snowmobile, Furniture, few antiques. ap- Rlckell. Thursday,9 a.m. BRIGHTON.11333Stonewood and dishes. Used Items: Fur· miscellaneous Items, and HARTLAND.Family yard sale, rowing machine, gas grill, glass, lawn roller, pup tent, niture, clothes, lots of tools much more. August 2, 3, 9 am. 12105 Farm. pliances. 410 N. Barnard. BRIGHTON. This and That Lane on Coriell off Hyne bikes, clean clothing. August Thursday, saturday and Sun- cots,jewelry. clothes pelile, 5 Sale. Thursday, Friday. 6540 Road. Kids clothes. August 2 and more. New items from DunhamRoad. HOWELL. August 1·2-3-4.350 2,3,9 a.m. to 4 p.m. August 4, short, regular 14. mens SUits. Flint business: Tools, lots of FOWLERVILLE. Three family Dinkel Drive 011 Pinckney day, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday, Academy,9-4 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. yard sale. Baby clothes, 3 HP. Briggs and Strallon lawn 9 a.m. to 12 noon. 6 p.m.tlIdusk. . medium. much more. New Gift hardware, jackets, hats. T· mower engine. $20. 1971 Road. Chlldrens clothes, Shop open with unusual items BRIGHTON. Rallan furnolure, BRIGHTON, South Lyon. shirts, leather items and much catalytic heater, miscellaneous. . HOWELL, moving salo. Anti- HOWELL. Friday and Satur- chairs, bar stools, bikes, Whitmore Lake area. miscellaneous. 324S. Collins. Volkswagen 8eelle, $350. ques. household including Ivory. Thursday. Fri· much more. (517)546-7574. HOWELL. Odds and Ends day. loam to 5pm. 210Mccar- day, saturday. August 2, 3, 4, couch and Hlde-a-Bed need Neighborhood garage sale. August 3,4. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. miscellaneous, teen and fami- thy. Reel to reel tape player. reupholstering, wood thermal August 2, 3, 4. 9 a.m. to ? DEXTER, Pinckney area. HOWELL. Several ,sales. sale. 4201 North Burkhart not before 10 a.m. 5013 Bur- • FOWLERVILLE. Three family ly clothes, books. 604 State, car top carrier, car cassella window 4Ox76Inchas. winter Houseboat, snowmobile, lawn Retirement yard sale contlnu· Nazarene Campgrounds. Road. August 3-4, 9 a.m. to 9 a.m. August 3thru 5. ton. ing through August 5. 9913 moving and garage sale. 4 4 p.m. Fresh Baked Goods tape deck. men and womens coats, 15 Inch used tires and furniture, books, clothes, sturdy dlnelle chairs, 1ladder- August 3, 4, four miles north HOWELL.Moving sale. Queen clothing, miscellaneous LAKELAND. Estate sale. 5655 rlnis. o~d albums, Huron River Drive. on Burkhart. Boat, motor, daily. Sponsored by Marr Will- court recorder machine, lots back, canning jars, movie size bedroom outfit. radio. items. Fernland Drive. August 1 miscellaneous. Thursday, Fri- more. 10817Fleldcrest. off M- toys. dishes. furniture, Ing Workers. through 5. loa.m. to 6p.m. screen, portable invalid com- stereo and tape combination. HOWELL. MOVing sale. Fur- day. 8'30-4.6427Grand Circle 36and Nine Mlle. mode, wheelchair, hand lawn clothes. 'HARTLAND. Handyman sale. microwave cabinet, automatic Books, clothing. furniture. Dnve.off Challis Road. FREE 1642Odelle drive off Maxfield. niture, household, must go. Much more. Off M-36and Pet- BRIGHTON. Dresser, rolltop mower, golf clubs, lamps. HIGHLAND, East. Between washer and gas dryer, dresser 5725 Pinckney Road. Starts BRIGHTON.2 family moving July 30 through August 4. tysOrive. desk, dining table and chairS, GARAGE SALE radio. men's clothing large Duck Lake Road and Ormond and chest of drawers, Thursday. sale: Thursday and Friday freezer, power washer. sizes, much more. Friday, Road. north of M·59. 10 am to 5:30 pm. pressure cooker. antique August 2 and 3, 9 a.m. to Wednesday only. 8250 HIli· KITS! saturday. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Miscellaneous, luggage, pIC- HIGHLAND. August 3. 4. Star- school desk, reloader, antique HOWELL. 3322 Nixon Road. 4 p m. Furmture, baby items point (Brighton Lake to Ham- ASKABOUTYOURSWHEN 4810cemetery Road. tures and frames, household ting at 9:30 am. 2230 North ironer. couch. reclining chair, Thursday and Friday, August and more. no early sales. 218 burg Rd. to Cowell at Ore Lake YOUPLACEYOUR GREGORY August 3, 4. goods, children's toys, high- Hickory Ridge. gas grill. Friday 10 am to 2,3. 5 TiurdStreet. Shores downhill).. GARAGESALEAD IN Carpenters tools. garden chair. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thurs- HOWELL.Thursday. Friday. 9- 3 pm. saturday and Sunday, HOWELL. Friday. saturday. BRIGHTON.Thursday, Friday. BRIGHTON GIANT YARD THEGREENSHEET tools, furniture. Sears 5 HP day ana Friday, August 2, 3. 4. 2318 Pardee Road. East 10 am to 5 pm. 3250EastCoon Sunday, August 3. 4, 5. 9 am 9 am to 5 pm. Womans SALE. Something for (You must pick up your kit at Spadder, lots of 1715Ridge. Coon Lake. north on Beallle, LakeRoad. until dark. Knick knacks, • deSigner clothes size 6 everyone! 9 a m. to 5 p.m. your local newspaper office miscellaneous items. 13236 HOWELL Annual Yard sale. left on Pardee Road. HOWELL. 120 Endlcoll (off books. radio - phonograph - through 8, mens SUitSsize 40, August I, until gone. 2796Tim durang normal business Joslin Lake Road. 9 a.m. to canning Jars. lids, ketlles, Golf Club Road). Thursday, tape stereo. Mercury yard hours.) HOWELL,6047Faussell Road. light, blankets. dishes. yard player plano rolls, weight Avenueon WoodlandLake. 51f.m. dIshes. yard goods, trims. gift MOVing sale. something for Friday and saturday. 9am to bench and weights, com- items, wood beads, crafts, 6pm. Sears 11 hp riding lawn tools, wall sconces and plac- BRIGHTON Huge Sale. GREEN OAK Area. 3 Family. everyone. August 3, 4, 5. ques, other miscellaneous MOVING SALE pactor, dishes, electric lawn Children/adult clothing. toys, Thursday through saturday. clear and colored masking 9 a.m. t06 p.m. mower, baby, chlldrens and mower. odds and ends. tapes and other assorted adult clothing. baby yard and household items. No South Lyon: Dining tables. bikes, sWlOgs. fishing/- FLEA August 2,3.4. 9-5. Plenty of HOWELL. Basement sale. 315 reasonableoffer refused. 5640 desks and other furnishings. MadisonandSixth Street. camping, Christmas tree. MARKET good bargainS. Corner of tapes, tools (new and used), Byron Road. August 2. 3, 4. household and miscellaneous old grinding wheel, com- items. Cherokee Bend.off Hughes. loo's of new kitchen gadgets. BRIGHTON 204 School St. folding-frame screen house, Silver Lake Road and Silver loa.m. to 4p.m. Many clean more. Friday and saturday near Scranton School. Fur- housewares, mce refrigerator, Side Drive. pressers, nuts, bolts, Col- HAMBURG. August 2, 3, 4. HOWELL. One day only. EGRANORIVER,HOWELL and useful items. Thursday, August 2, 10 am to 8:00 - 5:00. Corner of DetrOit niture. tools. toys. household furmture. fencing. tires. Mir· (NEXTTOMCDONALDS) eman stoves, lanters, oil and 4282M-36.two houses west of HOWELL multi-family. W,de electric heaters, wallpaper. HAMBURG. Garage and yard 5 pm. Something for andWells. goods. etc. Thursday, Friday. rocrafl Boal/motorllrailer, VENDORSWELCOME variety of Items. August 2, 3. 11 sale. Air conditioner, skis, Ace. Furniture, 2 cars, small saturday, 9amto 3pm. new Wind surfer. Sawyer paste, two 5 ft. fiberglass bath tractor. Lop bunnies, riding everyone. Clothes: infant, tod- =c-=:::-=::---=-:-::-::::--,-"..,...- EVERYWEDNESDAY till sold out. 9am to 4pm. 500 skates. 10 speed, trash com- dler.ladies 10to 12.maternity BRIGHTON.Thursday and Fri- canoe, loaded 1982Super Cab, 9t05 tubs inclUding shower heads. mower. much more. MILFORD. 318 First Street~ Latson Road between Golf vaOlty With faucets, plumbing pactor. carpeting and lots too. Toys and books, CB's. Thursday. Friday only, 9-5. day' only, 9am till. 10087 much more. Don't miss, 9-6, Club and M-59.Rainor shine. more. Thursday. Friday. 9 am HOWELL. Clothes, 20 inch • and lots more. 4721 Brophy Spencer Road. Furmture, anti· saturday and Sunday. 2928 arid electric fillings, radiOS, Sofas. bed frames. office and FOWLERVILLE. August 2 HARTLAND Barn sale, tons of games, toys and too many to? 10663Hall Road. bike. some furniture. electric Road, one mile north of M-59 school desks, baby items, ques. dressers, chairs, beds, Cady Dr. Take old U5-23 2 through 4. Antique oak buffet antiques. house items. space heater. much more. Fri- miles North of Spencer to miscellaneous items to list. HOWELL. 12 Family sale. between Hughes and Latson. toys, chlldrens clothmg. etc. (bargain), drop leave dlmng clothing. 1 mile west U5-23. Starting Thursday. August 2, Clothes, furOiture, dishes, day. Saturday. 9 a.m. to No early birds. sports equipment. fluorescent BRIGHTON. B,g yard sale. Skeman(quarter mile North of table and chairs, breakfast Thursday. Friday. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 1840Byron Road. Hilton across from American 9 a.m. weather permilling. etc. Tuesday July 31 through HARTLAND. 2111 Birch. 4 fixtures, 8 H.P. lawn tractor Woodland Lake trailer court. set. few anllques. books. 3 p.m. 4525 Cullen. (313)632- Watch for signs With this ad- Sunday August 5. 3600 E. HOWELL. Yard sale. Anti- families. Hood vent fan. needs work, household Items. Friday. Saturday. noon to Legion) turn east on Skeman clothing, kitchen arMies. 7152. 'h mile to Cady, left, then right dress: 4302Rurik Drive, 1 mile Grand River, by Latson Road. ques, country accents, lots of Suzuki, stereo. crib. baby to 1978Honda 750. excellent con- 5pm Leaving state. 131 North east of Pinckney Road off goodies. Located behind adult clothes, dishwasher. dition. at split. Street. HOWELL, Oak Grove. 1411 Coon Lake Road. Faussell Road. Queen size Cltizen's Insurance Company. desk, 2 aquariums. household off Sibley. Thursday. Friday. NOVI. Turtle Creek SUbdIVI. FOWLERVILLE.Three family Small ads get HAMBURG. Gallagher Lake. bedroom set. antiques. In- items. Kitchen appliances and sion. 9 Mile and yard sale. August 2, 3. 52n Garageand Barn Sale. 2 Fami- cluding oak dining room table ~turday. gadgets, large plants and Meadowbrook. Thursday. Nicholson Road. Lots of new attention too. ly. August 3, 4, 5. 4317 and miscellaneous. August 4, much more. Thursday through 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mirrored hall Avon ShoreView. 9 amt05 pm. Sunday.Openat9a.m. tree, miscellaneous.

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Lee and fireplaces, cement por- (517)546-5616 BURNS AND SONS backhoe and bUlldozing'Work.~'~HC;:O:7M:"E:-i;-m-p-ro-v-e-m-e-n""t.-a""lI:-:ty-p-e-s-cessories. I Cleanliness Licensed, Insured. Free 13131471-3205. - ches and patios. Free guaranteed. Insured. Summer Estlmates.(313)4n-0139. JOHN'S Aluminom, licensed estImate. Licensed. (313)349- QUALITYBUILDER (313)229-6672. _ of carpentry work. Custom rates. (517)546-6358. contractor. We do reSIdential 6046. MASONRYBY LICENSEDANDINSURED remodeling. countertops, Engine Repair and commercial work. Free =B"'RI;;;CC::K;-a-n-d:-::B::-IOC-:-k"""'W::o-r-;-k-,-n-e-w G.GARRETT For free estimates on your ad- KEN NORTHRUP cabinets, drywall. Call Gary. Clean Up & Hauling Residential and commercial. dition, dormer, new home, Complete septic system, new (313)437·9453. BOATrepairs. most outboards '4 esllmates, and reasonable and repair. 36 years ex- and inboards,(313)229-2130. Fencing '. rates on aluminum and Vinyl perience: Beryle (Gene) Brick, block, natural stone. garage, roof or siding. call: and repair. basements dug. A Plus service T & J Rumfordfireplaces. Licensed, (313)426-3396 sand, grave!, and tOPSOIl. Carpet Cleaning Maintenance. No lob to big or FENCING. all types, you In- siding, gUllers, trim, storm Hines.43Nl401. small. Lawn service. tree ser- stall or we install. Fence Matt Windows, Thermopane BRICK, Block and Cemenl Insured.(313)887-4923. Bulldozing and backhoe work. MGB Carpet Cleaning. (313)231-3537. vice to bUilding removal and Incorporated.(313)227-3580.• replacement Windows, storm work. Top quality work of all DAVID R. Huff builder. resldentlal and commercial. everything' In between. Will THESIER doors, awmngs, enclosures, kinds. with satisfaction Residential and commercial. Furniture and automobile Furniture Refinishing POUREDCONCRETE PONDdredging and open dIt- haul anything. (517)223-3864, EQUIPMENT custom made shullers: ~r. guaranteed. Plus repairs. New homes and commerCial available. Steam extractlon. (517)223-8500anytime. ports, mobile home skirting. chimneys, woodstoves and Residential. Commercial. construction. Remodeling and ches. Wide-track bulldOZing (313)634.0880. (313)634-7328, FURNITURE stripping by Insurance work welcome. 30 fireplaces. (313)878-9049. Trenched foundations, base- additions. Pole barns. Free and grading. Klein Excavating, (313)634-5969. CO. hand. Call Jim. (517)546-7784. years experience. Call BRICK Mason Fireplaces ment walls, block, and all esllmates. Insured and state (517)546-0391. HAULING Engine Repair (517)546-8875. (517)223-9336or (517)223-7168. porches, addItions, chimney other types of cement work. licensed. (517)223-9005. POND dredging and develop- Armor Strong Appliances, furniture. con- on all makes FURNITURE stripping by 24hour answering se~lce. repairs, patios. A-l work. free Newconstruction and repairs. ment. Turn swamp areas Into crete, shingles. all building Blade sharpening hand. Call Jim. (517)546-7784, FreeeSllmateson all work, big Carpet & Upholstery debris. Reasonable. (313)437- SIDING, gUllers, trim.. In- estimates. CallTim at (313)981- useful irngation or decorative Tune-ups (517)546-8875. or small. Licensed, insured. Cleaning 7384. surance repaIrs. P,eron 3172or (313)348-3412. FREE ESTIMATES ponds. Equipped for fast effi- New&Used FURNITURE repair anll ' BUilding(517)223-9919. Call Mike, (313)348-0213.or cient work. Ron Sweet. (313)427.0200. Au~lI~S~~ 89.95 ARoom Tractors & Mowers restoratlon. The sawdust Box,' -. (313)437-1727. z ROOM MINIMUM LEWIS Debris Co., commer- DudleyScott. (5m546-4995. . _- Appliance Repair BUDGETCEMENT VALLIE cial. residential. Roof tear-olls CONSTRUCTION (517)548-3247 and removal. Debris removal. 437-2091 Handyman REFRIGERATION,air condl- We do It all! Tear-out and Building & Remodeling PONDS QujlJly ClHNf'tg.r o.scoun! Pnces & MODERNIZATION And shoreline dredging and Clean aluminum siding. Light tlOOlng,automaticwasher and replace driveways, patios, ALL home repairs. Plumbing, walks. Seawalls, foundations, ADDITIONS, new homes. bulldozing. Will assist In PROFESSIONALcarpet, fur- hauling. Light demolition. dryer service. (Former Sears Quality work in Brighton area niture. wall cleaning. Fire and Jack Lewis. (3131824-0905. COMPLETE small engine el ectrical, carpentry. repairman).(517)521-3810. brick and block for additions. garages. remodeling, all types D.N.R. permits. Joseph of building. Licensed and in- for over 14years. New homes, smoke. water damage. 2 step repair and service. Mowers. Reasonable. 25 years ex· • Call(313)449-8858. Buono Excavating. Over 27 SENIOR Discount. We pay perience. Call (517)546-1721.• sured. (313)227-1198. addilions, garages, kitchens, years experience. (313)229- cleaning, 5erviceMaster of dump fee. (313)229-9747. tillers. riders. Bruce A. baths, rec-rooms, basements 6925. Howell. (517)546-4560. Baughman & Sons, (313)229- B.&R.Door Company. Garage' SAPUTO'S CONCRETEwork. Quality at a AAA Construction. We do all YARDCleanup. Junk removal. 9862. types of new homes and remodeled, porches, decks light hauling. Reasonable Door Sales and Service. Your fair price. Basements, and gazebos.Complete wood- Carpet Service door or ours. (313)231·2242or ,APPLIANCE garages, walks, driveways, remodeling. Additions. SMALL bulldozing, driveway rates. (3131349-8205. MOWERS, rototillers. lawn working shop. Custom made (517)546-2463: I All washers, dryers, foundations, patios, curbs, garages, pole barns, decks, grading, pre-landscaping. CARPET installed and and garden tractors, etc. refrigerators, freezers. No dormers. basements, kit- furmture, kitchen and bath ac- sod. backhoe work. Free repaired. 25years experience. Clock Repair Small engine repair and ser- CERAMICTile, repair and new • parking areas, repair work. cessories, etc. vice. (517)546-6934. servicecharge.(313)62<1-9166.CallPyramid,(313)227-6389. chens, bath. window replace- esllmate. Anytime. (3131227· (517)223-3934. Installation. Reasonablerates.'. lIII ment, roofing, siding, In- 6245. CARPET, vinyl and tile in- Free Estimate. ReferenC8S-1 .. CUSTOM brick and block BUilderLicense Drywall Excavating (3131349-6393. work, chimney and porch surance work. Wind and fire staller 20 years experience, Architectural Design Number48874 Carpentry repair, 15 years experience. damage. Licensed. (517)546- also has good buys on carpet DRYWALL.hang finished and BULLDOZING. trucking and EXPERIENCED handyman. 6710. Insured textured. Call Frank (517)548- Home repairs, painting, plum· (313)437-1673. MIKE(313)437-2109 ADDITIONS,decks, screened and pad. Call Bob (313)227- backhoework. Septic systems Asphalt 5389 or Jim (517)546-3834. bing. electrical, custom HENRY Stamper and Sons. CHUCK(313)229-8063 porches. Free eSlimates. 5625. (new and ropalrs). land clear- ing (acreage or small wooded remodeling. Decks. Free ALL Around Asphalt, Cement and mason contrac- Licensed. Mark, (313)474-8057, LIVINGSTON Plastering/- Catering Texture Company. Repairs, lotsl. Culver Construction. estimates. satisfaction dnveways and parking lots. tors. Cement work, block F & M Construction. Pole barn (313)474-0849. ROGER FOSS & rellJodellng,customizing, pro- (517)223-3618. guaranteed. Call Dick, (313)231·2226.Free Estimates. work, block basements, foun- and decks, garages and addi- A-l decks. Lowest prices. Will THE HappyCookers. catering (313)227-2889or Ron (313)227- dations. 35 years experience. services to fit every occas- fessional quality. (313)227- H & M Constrauction, trucking • COMPANY lions. Also all types of home work With home owner. Free 7325. 2859. Call(511)546-2972. Improvements. Fast service. estimates. (313)349-6393. sion. (517)546-2244. and backhoe work, by job or TOM T. Drywall, new and hour. Dependable. Free HAN DYMAN. Painting. • Remodeling/Repair Low prices. Licensed. ANY carpentry. remodeling MICHIGAN (517)548-4387. Ceramic TIle remodeling. Smooth, spray or estimates.Call(313)227-1216. drywall. carpentry. paneling CEMENT.BRICK. • New Homes and home maintenance. texture. call (517)548-1945. and home repairs. Free ASPHALT BLOCKAND • Additions/Garages KITCHEN remodeling. Licensed builder. (313)231- ALL ceramic tile expertly eSlimates. Call Loren. FOUNDATIONS • Basements cabinets and countertops. 1128. done, new and repair. Licens- Electrical EARL (3131349-2246.If no answer. call PAVING Large jobs and all repairs. Ex- • Kitchens/Baths References. Tom Nelson. CARPENTERInterested In do- ed. (313)227·7754, (313)474· EXCAVATING before 8 a.m. or after ~ perienced, Licensed & In· ROGER FOSS (313)632-5135. ing the work that you need 0008. DAN Hammon Electric. 5:30p.m. sured. Work myself. Fast& ef- Llcensedllnsured QUALITY building at the done. Remodeling and repair. BOB'S CERAMIC TILE will Licensed Electric Contractor. Septic fields, drain fields ficient. Free estimates. 348- Commercial or residential. HANDYMAN. many fields. Driveways, Parking '(313)437-1194 lowest prices. Additions, CallWalter 0110 (313)437·7250. remodel bath or kitchen com- sewers. basements, land Masonaryand repair. carpen- 0066 or 532-1302. garages, repairs. roofing, plete. Will repair or replace New work or repairs, free Clearing. grading, Lots, etc. "I Will be glad to show you CARPENTER, 30 years ex- estimates. (313)437-3n5. driveways. Sand, gravel, try, painting, drywall. etc. Low my work. References siding, cement and block perience. Remodeling and tile. Free estlmates. Call rates.Dan.(313)878-2149. TRENCHING,4 Inch through work. (313)437-1928. (313)229-2529. ELECTRICIAN. licensed. topsoil delivery. Per'" Seal Coating given. repairs, A-l work at tests. 12 inch footings. Block work ROOFING, palnttng, and reasonable prices. (517)223- TILEwork, free estimates, eX- Residential and commercial. Home Maintenance "All Work Guaranteed" and electrical lines dug. Call garages. Licensed and in- 3146. perienced, quality work. Free estimates. Reasonable (517)546-2117or (517)223-9616. rates. (313)227·1550.(313)437. NOVI Free Estimates COMPLETEHome Moderniza- sured. Free estimates. italian Tile Works. (313)229- (313)348-7588 Home Products tion. KUchen,bath, FORMICA. (313)471-3220. * BRAD CARTER* 6290. 1913. 887-4626 Free Estimate.(313)624-8733 CARPENTER BulldOZing Chlmnl!Y Cleaning & C&FCEMENT Driveway culverts. Specializing in South Lyon Lumber and Farm Repair STATEWIDE ALL TYPES OF BULLDOZING, grading. Center. 415 E. Lake, backhoe work. trucking and A clean chimney is a safe one. PAVING CEMENT WORK South Lyon, (313)437·1751. drain flelds. Young Building & RECROOMS For a porfesslonal lob call Commercial BASEMENT. DECKS, additions, garages Excavating Enterprises. Stan's Chimney Cleaning. Residential and remodeling of all types. (313)878-6342,(313)8~7 •. WOOD DECKS (313)887-2909.Licensed, fully Parkinglots, driveways. Big or GARAGES, Licensed builder. Progressive DRAINFIELDS, seplic tanks, 352-0345 insured. small, we'lI do them all. DRIVES, WALKS, Environments Incorporated. * * and drywells repaired and in- (313)887-9616 (313)227-5340. stalled. Basements Dug, Perk Highland ETC. RESIDENTIAL Tests, Backhoe and Bulldoz, Ing. (313)229-6672. Auto Repllir & COMMERCIAL 30 years experience DRiVEWAY repair. Complete Celotex Fiberglas @kSx Whit. No.1 IIcosts no more line of crushed aggregale to ~ROOT'S 50 ~alrs, realistic prices. ... toget do away wllh your mud pro- SHINGLES $22~~, SidingSpecials $54 ""aq Lease·A-Loner, 7006 Whit· (313) 348--2710 flrst class workmanship blems. ImmQdlate delivery. ... EXCAVATING FIRST PLACE WINNER of Celotex ' '0 H•• .,.....iOMPt.' .. '... Siding ~ more Lake Road, (313)994- Radio dispatched trucks. two National Awards. 9S 9199.=--=-7'::'""':---=-;-:-:- Bulldozing and grading also. Dimensional , 9S »Yt"I....'I4IW.;~I' SecondaaClol8Ollta S39 ,.. aq, MINOR Collision Service, HAMILTON has been • SNOW PLOWING & REMOVAL call T. T. and G. Excavaling. CONTRACTS AVAILABLE custom painting, specializing satisfying customers (511)54603146. Shingles 55 ::'•. Coilstock c In rust work. (313)229-8479after for over 20 years. Frank Vento G & R Custom Bulldozing, • BULLDOZING· BACK FILLS Seconda Lb. 6 p.m. Masonry&cement Co.lnc. You deal directly wllh the '1195 95,.. All".. _, .... e.- ~ owner. All work guaran· driveways and grading, all • BASEMENTS. DRIVEWAYS 151b. Felt Paper ••, Soffit -Additions teed and competitively bulldOZing and trucking 9S Brick. Block, Cement lb. box ,.. ~ Seconda aq. -Waterproollng priced. needs. Highlanlf (313)887-6418. • ROADS. STUMP REMOVAL 50 m S39 ,.. ACfNOW. Professional brick -Foundations • FREE ESTIMATES GRAVEL/TOPSOIL Roofing Nails IJJ Gutters c and block. work done at low -Patios BAGGrn- * * '279_~ " -Driveways • Designs prtce, big job or small. Any "WE WILL GLADLY a. ,."rn" I

103 Garage& 103 Garage& 103 Garage& 103 Garage& 103 Garage& 104 Household Goods 104 Household Goods 104 Household Goods '104 Household Goods .Rummage Sales Rummage Sales Rurrmage sales Rummage Sales Rummage Sales BEDROOM set: triple dresser. FREEZER, excellent chest LIVING room furniture: One OAK bedroom set, queen size NOVI. Muitl Family. Grand NORTHVILLE South Lyon PINCKNEY. Really big and dlf· SOUTH LYON. Final Moving WALLED lake, 690 Gamma mirror, chest. nlghtstand. dou- type. 25 cu. ft., $250. sofa, green; two chairs. green headboard. box springs, River and 11 Mile behind Na· area. Saturday only. 11a.m. to ferent sale. You need It. we Sale. Household gOOds. fur- (behind A & Pl. August3 and 4. ble bed. lvory·white, French Refrigerator. good condition. plaid. (313)229-4918. frame, tall chest, dresser, mlr· tlonal Bank of Detroit. August 5p.m. No early sales. Anti- got It. From 5 cents to $500. niture, clothing and antiques. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. this Is a Big- Provincial by Bassell. LIVING Room suite. Sofa an1l2 ror. $500. call (313)474-2188 2.3.4.9 a.m. ques. large oak cushioned New. old and needs to be gle! Cleaned out Grandma's $50. (313)498-2343. Everything must go. Thursday sacrifice. $750, or best offer. chairs, excellent condition, after 5 p.m. and weekends. NORTHVILLE Estates Moving rocker. platform rocker. fain- sold. To be held Friday August house. Many unusual yard (313)437-5216. 7 Ft. dlnelle. very reasonable. and Friday 10am to Bpm. 215 $100. Colfee table. $25. Sale: Freezer. Davenport. tlng couch. lamps. furniture. 3, and Saturday August 4 only sale items. Pots, pans. call (313)453-1928,can be seen PORTABLE GE gold East Liberty. BUNK beds, complete. $40 • (313)42D-2465. miscellaneous furniture. s c h 001 bell. m u c h at 42592Hammill. Plymouth. dishwasher, 2 years, $150. An- at farm on Henry Road. bet· SOUTH Lyon. Thursday. Fri- dishes. collectables. antI- (51n548-8999. • 'household ltelTls. tools. miscellaneous. All quality ween M-36 and Peltysvllle. ques, bedding. linens. yard 2 Frostless 14 cubic foot, LOVESEAT (wheat pallern) tique fioor model radio, $100. day. 9 to 5 p.m. OakwOOd BLUE PlaJd Sofa, $85. Two old Augullt 4 through August11. 9- treasures. 7694 Five Mile Starts at 9a.m. Highlight goods. lot of handwork and refrlgertors: Sears. brown matching swivel rocker and Coat rack. S2O. 9 x 5 ft. knIck- Meadows. 9850 Ponderosa. crystal base lamps, $40 each. 4.46842 Grasmere. Road. between Tower and listing: complete bedroom much more. Ubllty trailer. with automatic Ice. $150. GE. foot stool. 1 large comode knack shelf. S2O. (517)548-2282. GOOd plcklO's at reasonable Drapes. curtains. rugs. NOVa Moving/Garage. Thurs. Curtis Roads. set, stereos. TV. jet boat, even some freebies. White with energy saver. $125. style coffee table and 1 corn- 3 Piece bedroom set $200. sofa prices. miscellaneous. (313)229-8234. ode style end table. Excellent day,'Friday. Saturday. August NORTHVILLE. Go carts ·fur- Jewelry. WALLED lake. Four families. (313)887-7113. $200. dresser $40. chair $75,' SOUTH Lyon. 202 Wells. Fri- 21 Cu.ft. upright commercial condition. S850. (313)684-&17. 2, 3. 4. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 2300' niture. glrl's teen clothes. an- PINCKNEY. Bringing out of Thursday. Friday. Saturday. FREEZER. gOOd condition. gas stove $75, end tables $10 day and Saturday 9 to 5. freezer, dlnetle set by Monday- Friday. Beck Road at9'h Mlle. Eleclnc lIques. Thursday through storage sale. Gas dryer. ping· 1879 Big Trail. (313)349-2725. each. All excellent condition. Miscellaneous. Metalmasters. 8 ft. COUCh. stove. garage door opener, Saturday. 8 am. 22000 Chubb pong table. snowmobile. MAYTAG factory outlet. Finan- (517)548-45n. SOUTH Lyon. 516 Whipple. WEBBERVILLE. Moving sale. Best offer. (517)548-1289. FULL size Beautyrest mat· gas dryer. fireplace stove in. Road. between Eight and women's clothes size 12 to 14, cing available. No money QUEEN sized bed outfit August 2. 3, 4. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Must sell everything. 5325 Van tress. box springs and bed sert" eleclric lawnmower: kil. ;;N~in,;;e~. men's clothes. educational COMPLETE kitchen cabinets. down. Guaranteed rebulll (Spanish Style). triple dresser ===--~:-::,--- Huge 3 family garage sale. Orden. August 2. 3. 4. 5. frame. (313)349·5<:98 after chen.. living room and OAK GROVE. 1111 Fausseit books, much moro. August 2. solid maple. 4 base and 6 wall washers and dryers. all with mirrors, chest of drawers, canopy bed, desk, other fur- 6 pm. bedroom furniture. magazme Screen house. slereo. base 3, 10 a.m. III 4 p.m. August 4, 104 Household Goods units, counter top In butcher makes. Bill and Rods Ap- night stand. Excellent condi- niture. childrens clothes, FREEZER. 15 cubit.: foot. and' beer can collections. CB radiO and antenna. lols 9 a.m. until 12 noon. 1851 block. Best offer. (313)437· pliance. (313)425-5040. tion. S6OO. (313)684-6317. Mon- frostless. upright. excellent plants, more. more. August 1. 2. 3. 4. 10 am Kingston Drive. toys. tools. household Items. AIR conditioner. 9.000 BTU 9764. MAHOGANY sleigh bedroom day - Friday. condition. $200. Maple bed. • lots of other stuff. Philco, excellent condition, CHINA cabinet. Glass top sUlta, S850 complete. After NOVI. 40 Years worth of =to~5=pm~.;-::-~ __ -,- SOUTH Lyon. Multi-family $25. Molds for concrete flower SOUTH Lyon. Thursday. FrI- $60. (313)349-8069. chrome cocktail table. 6'30 pm. (517)548-2657. Ireasures. antiques. tools. PINCKNEY. Large Garage garage sale. Corner of Sandra pots and urns. $35. Insect fog- day. 56800 Eight Mile. east of AVOCADO Whirlpool Electric Etagere. (313)349-8482. household. baby items, yOll Sale. 10141 Seminole. M·36 10 and Lillian In subdivision ger and Insecticide, $25. MEDITERRANEAN Style REBUILT dryers, washers, Pontiac Trail. Dryer. $125. (313)684-6332. name It. 28200 Dixon. Novi WhJlewOOd 10 Cordley Lake behind King Plaza (Sayre COLONIAL green sofa $25, (313)878-3480. Bedroom Sel. Double or ranges. refrigerators. Road and 12 Mlle. Augusl 2. 3. August 4, 5. 9 a.m. to ? Anll· SOUTH Lyon. Lots of women. BUlL T.lns: Double oven. colonial armchair $10. brown queen size headboard. tnple Guaranteed. GOOd condition, School). Thursday. Fnday and FURNITURE close out. star- 4.9 a.m.t08 p.m. que bottles and glassware girl's and boy's clothing. Also dishwasher. stove top, vented vinyl recliner $15. (313)348- dresser. two large mirrors, economy Priced. See at World Saturday. August 2. 3. 4. ting 10 am. Friday and all day other miscelleneous items. fan. All poppy red. $200 for all 6497. large armoire. Excellent con- Wide TV. Brighton Mall. NOVI. Garage and movmg c lot h i n g and b a b y 10 a.m. t04 p.m. Saturday. August 3. 4. Some 611 McMunn. Thursday. Fn- or will sell seperate. Also dition. $450. Black hideabed, (313)227-1003. sale. Tools. miscellaneous miscellaneous items. SALEM Township. 7050 Angle CHEST of drawers. antique antiques. bullons galore. day.9 amt04 pm. wOOd burner stove. $200. $45. 25 Inch Zenith color TV. Auyust 3. 4. 9 am to 5 pm PLYMOUTH. Bikes. desk Road. Thursday. Friday. 9 am dresser. barbecue gnll. four every1hlng must go. 13238 SINGER automatic zig-zag needs work, $15. (313)227-5248. 24380 Glenda north off 10 Mile chain saw. miscellaneous t05 pm. SOUTH Lyon. Some furniture. (313)684-6688alter 5 p.m. wOOd TV cabinets. pots and West Ten Mile, South Lyon. sewing machine. sews Single eastofTaft. Ilems. 9131 Marc Trail. August August 2nd. 3rd. 9:30 a.m. to pans, window screens, anti- MODERN Dlnelle Set. Table, 4 or double needle. designs, SOUTH Lyon. Aluminum farm 5 p.m. 62209W. Eight Mlle. WHOLESALE DIRECT TO YOU FREEZER. chest. 21 cu. It. NORTHVILLE. MOVING OUT 2.3.4;9105 p.m. que gramaphone and chairs. china cabinet. $250. overcasts. LUllonholes. etc. gates. lots of gOOdies. August SOUTH Lyon. 5 family. Furnlll:re Wholesale $85. P,CniC table. 8 ft.. $55. OF STATE. Furniture. PINCKNEY/Portage Lake. miscellaneous Items. (517)546- call between 6-9 pm. (313)227- Modern cabinet. Take on mon- 3. 4, 5. 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Something for everyone. Dlstnbulors of MIChigan sell- Tires. 4 R 70x13. used clothing. miscellaneous 11589 Highridge nl'lar 4025 • 7310 thly payments or $56.00 cash 10633Rushton. Come on down to 630 E. lake 109 all new merchandise in Michelin radial tires. $30. • Thursday August 2 to Salurdal' McGregor. August 4. Satur· CONOVER COUCh. Quilted. MAKE your vOice heard. balance. Still under SALEM. 7811 Salem Road. Street 9:00 a.m. to Thurs- Original cartons. 2 piece mat- (517)546-4639. ? floral pallern. Very gOOd-con- Richardson is the word for guarantee. Universal Sewing August 4. 8-5 only. 45332 Byrne day. 10·5. Sunday. 10·2. GOOd women's -:Iothlng sizes tress sets. twin $59. full $79, GAS range. like new. 3 years dition. $125. (313)349-7617. County Commissioner. Pd. center. (313)334-0905. Dnve between 8 and 9 Mile off Chlldrens clothes. electncal 10. 12. 14. motorcycles and day. Fnday. Saturday. queen $99. sof ....sleepers $119. old. $100. Sears nding mower. Pol. Adv. SEARS 14 cubIC foot Taft Road. appliances. furniture. parts. canning jars, manual SOUTH Lyon. Children's bunk beds complete $88. 7 CORDUROY 2 seater COUCh. runs gOOd. $75. (517)223-7288. clothing. bikes. tires. piece hVlng rooms $239. MOVING. must sell. Pool refrigerator. Runs great. $100. NORTHVILLE. Thursday. Fr~- PINCKNEY. Grandma moved adding machine and more. rust colored. Excellent condi- GE electnc range. 30 inches. miscellaneous. Thursday. Fri- decorator lamps from $14 88. 5 table. Minnesota Fats 8 ft. or besl. (517)546-7281. day. Saturday. 10 am 105 pm and left her possessions! Lois Now in progress thru Sunday tion. $180. (313)437-8417 even- almond. (313)437-9258. day 9 to 4 p.m. 61803 Rambling piece wood dlneltes $159. $800 slate top. large china cabinet. 3S3 North Rogers (north off off urn i t u r e. s a fa s • August 5. Ings. STOVE. electric, 30 Inch Way across from John Deere. Pits now $315. antique buffet. Traditional Sears. copper tone. self- West Mam). Thomasville Dimng Set. Hide- SOUTH Lyon Barn Sale. 10 Inch Phllco color set. $40. 40 SOUTH Lyon. Bed frame. Now open to public. skip the brown and gold sofa. velvet cleaning oven. gOOd condi- NORTHVILLE. Garage sale. a·Bed. 2 twm beds. dresser. years accumulation. Hard- DARK wOOd trussel table. 4 (517)546-9811. dresser. other furniture. White middleman. Dealers and in- SWivel rocker. end tables. tion, $125. (51n546-3096. Thursday. Friday. August 2. 3 end tables. lamps. linens. ware. plumbing. auto. camp- chairs. 1 bench. 2 leafs. $350. sewing machine. antiques. stilutlonal sales welcome. 1981 Kirby upright sweeper Lowrey organ with Leslie 20133 Valley Road. corner miscellaneous. Lots more! Fri- ing. war surplus. electronic call alter 6 p.m. (517)548-2876 SINGER Stylist zig zag sewing vise. hand tools. stereo. Name brands Serta. etc. with all attachments and rug speakers. tape recorder. Bloomcrest. one block west of Saturday. August 3.4. components. etc. No clothing. DINETTE set, like new. Table machine. free arm. wOOd day. miscellaneous ilems. Thurs- 8451 Buffalo, Hamtramck. 1 shampooer. Cost $750. rhythms and all extras. 45 x 45 plus leaf. 4 chairs. $75. cabinet. $275. (313)229-6745. Clement. 10 a.m. to 7 p m. 3349 Mc· no knlck·knacks. Every Satur- dayo'lly.790 Norchester. btock N. of Hotbrook. 1 blOCk sacrifice $125 or best offer. Everything like new condItion. • NORTHVILLE garage Sale 925' Cluskey Dnve. off WhitewOOd day 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Addi- E. of Conant. (313)227-4210. call Mason. (517)6~. call anytime, (517)546-9874. SOFA. 91 Inch. Gold stnpe. ex- tional material each week until W:.~LED LAKE. Rummage ~71fl8Mon. thruSat10UI7 cellent condition. $175. carrington. Thursday. August :::R:;:oa::::d;:.'==---==--_ DREXEL dining table. 4 chairs. KENMORE five cycle washing MOVING sale. TV. dinelle. pic- 2. 8 a m. to 1 p.m. PINCKNEY. Thursday thru it's all gone. Starts August 4. Sale. St. Williams. 531 Com- 1S7llll Teleoraph. 2 blor.ks S. of Walnut and glass occasional machine. gOOd running condl' Magnavox console stereo. 60 221 liberty Street west of Pon- man Street. For FISH. August 8 Mlle. nic table. dressers. washer. Inches. $30. (313)348-1852. NOVI Yard Sale. multl.famlly S~nday. 9am to 4pm. Portable tables. (313)437~24. tion. $55. (313)878-9115. drye,. end tables. sewing tiacTrail. 1.2.11-3. 532-4080. Mon. thru Sat. 1ll-e. SPANISH style dining room Miscellaneous Items: materm- dishwasher. 17 ft. chest ELECTRIC hospital bed. KENMORE Dryer. $100. Ken- machine. beds. toys. (313)229- WINTER and summer hats. SUn. 12-5 set. large table with 2 leafs. ty. baby clothing/eqUipment. f r e e z e r. 1 972 V W • SOUTH LYON. Garage and (313)485-7743. more washer. $200. Coldspot 2126. (313)231-3042. may be printed or without pat· 1... Gratiot. 2 bIock4 N of 1 space heater. fan stand. PIP- miscellaneous. 1360 Darwm moving sale. Wednesday. Refrigerator. $200. (313)231· seats 14 - 6 chairs. (313)684-. August 1 through Saturday ches. 360 South Fowlerville Mile, 521-3500. Mon. thru Sat.. NOVI moving sale. Hide-a- 6317. Monday· Fnday. ., mg insulation. rolled roofing. :.:R:::.d:..... _ EMERSON Quiet Cool room 2491. August 4. 9 to 5. 25432 Johns Road. FowlervIlle. (517)223- 1N bed. gold S50. Humidifier. crafts. matenal. much more PARSHALLVILLE area. Thurs- Road. north off Ten Mile or 3448. 10l10l1Grand River. corner of air conditioner. 4000 BTU. 11D- KENMORE deluxe gas dryer. 4 Westbend Classic 4 gallon. 46041 Nme Mile Road (Taft and day. Fnday. Saturday. August 115 volt. Excellent condition. south off Twelve. For further oakman. ~. Mon. thru years old. like new. $125. 1200 sq. ft. $35. Maytag washer THE Beck). August 2. noon to 6pm 2. 3. 4. 9 am to 6 pm. Three Sat1D-7 $100. (313)349-3285 or (313)552- Dinelle set. $125. Balance $50. call (313)349-0141. information call (313)437-2729 WHITE lake Township. Lots 3rdand4th.9t06pm. __ family yard sale. 6062 4515 Dixie Hwy. (3 miles W. of 7676. beam $175. (313)227-1860. 2 Oak hutches and 1 pine bak- PHONE MAN of trash and treasures. RENT A Space on Brighton McGuire. between Fausselt Teleoraph). Waterford Twp .• EXPANDABLE buffet table. KENWOOD stereo com- Ing cupboard Antique. ex- Telephone installation at 30% SOUTH Lyon. moving sale. 272 Wednesday. Thursday. Fri- Senior Center Lawn. $5. Every and Allen Roads. Chlldren's Pont'-c. 117~121. Mon. thru storage area holds 6 leaves. ponents. two nightstands. one cellent condllJon. $350 each. to 50% savings. (313)227·5966. Wmchester ·Drive. Thursday day. 10 to 4. 2881 Hope. off • Fnday weather permitting. 9- clothes and miscellaneous Sat. 1N; Sun. 12-6 like new. $70. (313)348-3676. coffee table. (517)546-8965. (313)349-5081. 4 30 (313)229-5979.· items. only 9 a.m. unbl3 p.m. Grass Lake Road.

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DEADUNE OEADUNE JSFRIDAY IS FRIDAY AT 3:30 P.M. AT 3:30 P.M. HOUSEHOLDI SERVICE AND, BUYERS DIRECTORY Uv;ngsfon County Phone 2274436 or 548-2570 Oakland County 437-4133,348-3022,685·8105 or 66t·2121 Wayne County 348-302% Wa$btenaw County 227-4436

Painting & Decorating Trucking •• Heating & Cooling landscaping landscaping Miscellaneous Roofing &. Siding Tree Service Wedding Services FLOYD'S Furnace Repair. 24- AVAILABLE yearly lawn PAINTING. Interior. exterior. SUMMER Discount Rates. TOP soil. sand, gravel. wOOd CATERING SerYIce. liv- hour healing and cooling maintenance. field culling ACE TELEPHONE Dry wall repair. Quality work. CJ's Tree Trimming and Removal. chips. stones, etc. Licensed Ingston County. (517)548-1900 specialists. Residential. corn- (brush hogging). hedge trimm- ANSWERING SERVICE reasonable rates. free ROOFING, SIDING Free es\lmates. (313)887-9190. and Insured. (313)471-3220. imllal contllct ask for Mrs. TOPSOIL Discount Rates estimates. Call Loren. mercial and mobile home. ing. edgemg. light landscap- "OLD ROOF SPECIALIST" Alter 5.30 p.m. (313)685-9244. Smith. ing and even 1 time cUllings. (313)227-3201 (313)349-2248. ADC Visa and Master card ac- Screened or Shredded (313)437-8n3 cepted. (313)632-6540. Calilandon Ouldoor Services. Tutoring Pest Control WE (313)227-7570. also Garden Soli MYDJ'S Mobile Home Service TUTORS. All academIc areas. AVAILABLE now. Scheduling - Homeowners MOVE 11tEES ! NORTHVILLE REFRIG. carefully screened. certIfied ENTERTAINMENT' -landscapers Ed Holman Mobile Home Photography JBL ROOFINGTEAM 3to 9 inch TING & COOLING I Fall lawn Seeding. In some Barns. houses. tear-oils, teachers provide in-home pro- tJhen gOOd just Isn't gOOd HEA ;ases no payments tiI 1985. Repair Service Inc. L1cens~ _ VIDEO Movies of anniver- -Prompt Delivery repairs. 20 years experience. Diameter lesslona' service. J. S. enough. (517)546-5468 alter -Specializing In '- - Also schedull.ng for this.Fall·s and tnsured. (313)437-2717.' sarles; weddings. special ~ny style shingle. Free ASSOCiates. (313)229-48:'2. 7:30 p.m. (313)357-0687 • • garden rototllllng. fertilizing FLOYD'S Furnace Repair. 24 events. birthdays. etc. Senior We A/so eSlimates. (517)548-364t. anytime. 0.1 BurnerServ.ce and mulch. call landon Out- In Business 32 Years hour heating and cooling discount. (313)227-4558. Buy. Sell Upholstery * Boilers * door Services. (313)227-7570. specialists. Interior and ex- Transp/ant , WEDDING photography done • J and B Roofing Inc •• shingles CALL Smiths. All work Central Air Cond BLACK dirt. chips. bark. JACKANGUN terior repair. roof coating. ~lano Tuning and flat single-ply systems. GUARANTEED! labor starts super reasonable. 9 a.m. to. • crushed stone. mason sand. ADC Visa and Master card Morgan Tree 3 p.m. (313)449-2130. • • 349-8500 Welcome. Authorized warran- GEORGE Scoll. Reasonable Mobile home specialty. at; Sofas. $150. Chairs. $75. Sales Service etc. (313)229-6935. & "II. Tflnsplant & Landscape 349--2195 ty service center for Coleman. rates. call after 4:30 pm. :517)546-1271. Cushions. $15. Check low Welding Carrier Dealer COLLEGE Student offers pro- Miller. Intertherm. and Duo-( "'3:.::13:!.)685-8093=..=:=:.... _ ~rapery prices. (313)561-0092. fessional lawn maintenance and landscaping Without pro- Therm. (313)632-6540. Plastering 313/229-2686 PORTABLE welding. ·NORTHVILLE fessional cost. Residential MAX MOBILE HOME SALES Wallpapering Maintenance and repair work'. SOD TREE trimming and stump Free estimates. Call Dan and commercial. Free Pickup at Farm. 8 Mile bet- can Install your Double Wide. LIVINGSTON Plastering/- Modular or Single Wide Texture Contractors. Repairs • STARR _ removal. (517)546·3810. WALLPAPER Installation. very :313)624-1194. .estimates. (313)437-8259. ween Farmington & "349·0880 Mobile Home over a basement remodeling. customizing. pro- CONSTRUCTION 1313)437-2270. reasonable. Experienced. can LAWN mowing. brush hog Halstead Rd. 7 days a Well Drilling or crawl space foundation. fessional quality. (313)227- Kathl (517)546-1751. work, lots or acres. Free week 8-5. Delivered - In- Trucking Insulation estimates. (517)546-5794. stalled. Tear downs, transporting and 73=~2;5.===::=_---;--=_-::- EXPERT ROOFING Wall Washing set ups. Free estimate. PLASTERING and Drywall. **** 437-9269 437-3005 (OLD AND NEW) DEVER Wilt and Son Trucking. BLOWN in or blanket. Storm (517)521-4675 days or (517)6250 New. repair and texturing. Ex- PROFESSIONAL wall washing Windows SHINGLES Topsoil. sand and gravel. fill • Windows and doors. Free LEONARD'S TREES 3522 evenings. cellent quality. Reasonable dirt. Backhoe work. (313)227- and painting. Discounts to Sr. LAND leveling and soil HOT ASPHALT estimates. licensed. msured. RAY'S Mobile Home Service. rates. (313)349-2563 6385 or (313)227-7639. 3itlzen's and disabled. Windo!' Washing (313)227-1198. Landscape design anJ In- preparation. sodding and RUBBER BASE :517)223-n18. stallation. large evergreen seeding. Excellent Furnace repair. cleaning. air Plumbing ALL dirt. reasonable. mostly conditioning. plumbing. ALUMINUM SIDING RESIDENTIAL. references. Landscaping . and shade trees. perennial references. Free estimates. topSOil. in bIg loads. (517)546- Water Weed Control carpentry. roof coating. skir- TRIM & GUTTERS tree estimates. call Steve. .------gardens. retaining walls. callalter3 p.m. (313)227·7562• 9527. liter Sp.m. (313)437-8514 or ting. Licensed. Insured. All Types Masonry AQUATIC Chemical Weed patiOS and decks. licensed NORMAR Tree Farms. Tree GALBRAITH PLUMBING SAND and Gravel. Top-Dirt. ,313)227-3064. (313)227-6723. Call Dan Control. State licensed and In- All LAWN MOWING builder. Call Leonard sales. shade trees and Licensed Master Plumber. no Crushed Stone. etc. Low job too big. too small or too (313)348-{)733 sured. Work done under DNR Also dethatchlng. tree and Tomaszewski. (313)231-1484. evergreens. tree transplan- Moving and Storage prices. Senior Discounts. WoodStoyes permit. (313)698-4296. shrull trimming. clean·ups. ting. call (313)349-3122 or far. 17 years experience. Elec- (313)229-9747. ROOFING. New or tear-off. reasonable. FQlIS landscap- (313)437.1202 for appoint- tric sewer cleaning. (313)437· • Music InstructIon 3idmg. insulation. storms and ing. since 1954. (313)437-1174. ments. 3915. 7 DAY PICKUP & DELIVERY addillons. Licensed and in- SHREDDED topsoil. sand. sured. Free estimates. TOPSOIL MUSIC LESSONS QUALITY Control Inc. Water ___ IIiRiiOOiijF.-TOP DELIVERY ON SHIN_~LES * * gravel. and local decorative references. (313)227-1198. Sand & Gravel-Fill Dirt stone. Rod Raether. (517)546- Piano-Organ conditioners, iron removers Reclaimed Bnck ... 60/40 and water treatment systems. RDOANG. Deal direct. Save. • PREMIUM QUALITY 4498. Bag Cement & Mortar Strings-Wind (313)437-5n4. Experienced roofers. Free TOPSOIL. guaranteed to grow J.W. WRIGHT SUPPLY estimates. (313)887-5619. BLUEGRASS grass. $6.75 per yard a load. 474-9044 349-0580 ROOF Coating. 5 year wrillen Also sand gravel and stone. I20asl ROblnson. FarmIngton. 3 b1k Schnute Music Studio PLUMBING ~uarantee. Licensed and in- BLEND Immediate delivery. T. T. & G Retail ~ 01Orchardlake. 1~ blk N.olll Northville sured. Mobile Home Excavating. (5ln546-3146. Repair-Replacement M,I- specialist. (313)632-6540. " Pick Up& TOPSOIL. sand. gravel. fill Modernization Painting & Decorating Delivery dirt. loader work. Sill Ladd. Electric Sewer Cleaning iii (517)223-8920. SUPERIOR ROOFING ~======~.;ReSidentialCommerdall~ A-1 Quality work at sane WEED mowlOg With brush lONG COMPANY INC. CALL TODAY • .-~ ...... DELGAUDJO prices. Jack's Painting. 12 TOPSOIL hog. free estimates. (313)231- PLUMBING Professional roofing at an af- years experience. (313)231- FOR PRICES ;..... ~~/"~r/7"'/ ~ODFAR~S Rich Topsoil 3604. fordable price. Licensed. In- 28n. AND sured. FreEl estimates. WAYNE'S landscaping, Pro- 517 from our Farms A-t professional interior - ex- FANCY BATH (313)227-5677. Doors & Replacement Windows ,~':.--~ fessional services. Mulch. terior painting AIM) wall 546-3569 Pickup or topsoil. seeding and shrub- aOUTIQUE washing. Discounts to Sr. T.D. Blorllng and Company. bery. (31~)227·1833. Serving the area Citizens and disabled. Free Roofing and sheet metal. v Delivered since 1949 UNITED SUPPLY" estimates. (517)223-n18. Shingles. flat roofs. tear-offs. AttD SALES INC. I Mile & 190 E. Main Street _'_1----, 12 EXPERIENCED Painter. In- repairs. Reasonable. licensed , 1380N. MAIN • ANN ARBOR 662-3213 Milford Rd. FOR QUALITY lerlor and Exterior. Northville-349-0373 and Insured. South Lyon and Fletcher & reasonable prices. Very gOOd area. (313)437-9366.Terry. (M-14 at N. Main) New Hudson SOD work. (313)229-8979. 30 Years experience. Licens- "Free Instruction Booklets & Assistance by our Experienced Personnel" Rickard MILFORD PAINTING - residen- ed. highest In quality. depen- Rubbish Remoyal LanctscapeSupplies 437-2212 Picked UpOr tial and commercial. also tex- dable. fair prices. (517)546- Delivered And turing. Experienced in top 8707.(517)223-3146. salt Spreading quality work. fully Insured. Open7 Days Pole Buildings Installed James Klepser. (313)685-7130. sandblasting • Peat. Topsoil. Bark. .SPECIAL. Call PAINTING. wallpapering. POLE BUILDINGS. Smithers Sand Gravel. Residential, commercial. Free Pole Bull

153 Farm Anlmale 104 Household Goods 101 Mlscellaneoue 107 Miscellaneous 107 MIscellaneous 109 Lawn a Garden 111 Farm Producta 151 Household Pets 152Horses' Care and Equipment EquIpment TWO Matching Stratford BARN builders, specializing In WELLPOINTS Irom $29.95, THREE one year old Jersey Myers Pumps, plumbing, WOOD mulch and shredded WARNER'S Orchard and Cider AKC registered Labrador HORSES boarded, English, Loveseats. $150 each. Two 2 story barns and all wood Mill will open for the season, Heifers. Three year old IT-TV healing and electrical sup- bark for shrub and decorative Retriever pups, champion Western lessons, trainlno machine-made oriental rugs, barns. Quality craftsmanship $5.00 Installation with decoder Tuesday, August 7. Orders for Jersey, open. Four year old plies. Use our well driver free areas. We Install or deliver. background, shots, wormed, available, Veterinary approv- 8'hxll~, 5250 and 5150. at reasonable rates. (313)498- purchase. service as low as frozen fruit and vegetables are Jersey, due August 15th. Two with purchase. Martin's Hard· Call Landon Outdoor Services, dew claws removed, yellow, ed. exceptional care, IndOOr (3131878-9313. 2333. 512.95 monthly. More movies now being taken, call for an year old Jersey, due August ware, South Lyon. (313)437· (313)227·7570. black. 5150. After 6 p.m. arena, stallion services TWO full size beds, complete BLACK and white console TV, with less repeats than any order blank or pick one up. (517)223-9056. 15th. All registered stOCk. .. 0600. WHEEL Horse tractor, 16 hp., available. Renalssance Ara- with headboards, 5200 each. very good condillon, $20. other paid service. Adult Located 'h mile south of bians, (517)548-1473. (3131878-6335. ",~l <46 Inch mower deck, 36 Inch AKC cairn Terrier, 3 years, (51n548-0904. Queen mallress and box spr· movies available, WANTEDII Old fishing tackle, Grand River at 5970 Old US-23 3 Vaccinated Holstein heifers, rototiller, snow blade, chains neutered male, all shots, HORSESHOEING and trimm- TWIN bed, prelly brass head· Ings, excellent condItion, $30. baits, Ice decoys, rods, reels, (Whitmore Lake Road). freSh. $750. (313)629-8792. '. (313)229-7807 and wheel weights, $1,500 or friendly, $50. (313)437·2828. Ing, reliable, reasonable. Call board, like new, 5150. (313)348- (51n54&-8290. etc. 1-(313)629-1619. Brighton (313)229-6504. (517)223-3128 best offer. (3131498-3342. ADOPT a homeless pet from Don Gillis. (3131437.2956. 7167. BLAUPUNKT car stereo, WANTED: Compound bow ap- WANTED. Last years hay or 154 Pet Supplies the Humane Society. Call our HORSES boarded, box stalls Pioneer Trlax speakers. New proximately 35 pounds for 12 TWIN sofas, cutom made, Im- I video tape home movies. 110 Sporting Goods this years at reasonable price. Holline anytime for our com· or pasture,lndoor and outdoor DIANA'S Aviary and Supp}y. Pioneer 3-way home year old. (517)548-3619. maculate condition, 5400. VHS preferred, Beta by Prefer Tlmothy/Brome mix· plete list. (517)548-2024. arena, excellent care. Hardy Diana DesJarlais, breeder. speakers. Best offers. ASSORTED rilles and Queen bedspread. Floor special arrangement. I also WINDOW air conditioner, 8,000 ture. (313)348-8251. (313)349-8258. shotguns. Winchester. Rem· ALASKAN Malamules, 'AKC Farms (51n548-1898. Hand fed, hand tamed ~k-a- scrubber. Lamps, etc. rent laser disc movies and can B.T.U .• $75. 12 ft. aluminum Ington, and others. All in ex· 112 Farm Equipment guaranteed. (313)437·1174. 8 Horse barn and acreage for tiels, seiling breeder pairs. (313)229-5679. sell Pioneer laser disc boat, $150. Bausch and Lomb (313)231·2990. If no answer call 35 mm. slide trays. (313)348- cellent condltin. Phone lor APRICOT Peek-a·Poo. 1 Year rent. 4 paddocks. $350 month. players. Call lor information, ALLIS Chalmers 180 diesel (313)231·1207. .: CIRCULATION 1565. list, (313)437-6469. old, spayed, 575. (313)348-6497. (313)685-3712. Bruce Powelson (517)548-2265. 65 hp., A·l, $4,950. A.C.·B with WATER BEDS AND NORTHVILLE RECORD FISHING Grallh. Si·tex model KNAPP Shoe Distributor, YOU have only one choice 5 II. woods belly mower, ANIMAL Lovers, Humane 155 AnImal services HE256. Straight hne/white line Society Is looking lor people SUCH BY SHAD Leonard Eisele, 2473 Wallace who will speak your voice. $1,650. Ford 8N, completely Complete frame, headboard, 313-349-3627 Elect Richardson County graph recorder. 6 Depth for temporary care of HORSESHOEING ALL breed boarding and per· 0 Road, Webberville. (517)521· rebuilt. John Deere 430. sonalized grooming. servl,ng mattress, heater, liner, fill kit. 3332. Commissioner. Pd. Pol. Adv. ranges. $225. (313)685-1710. 35 hp.. $2.250. Yanmar 240 homeless animals. (517)548- choice 01 stain and 6 drawer CONSIDER ClaSSIfied then Call Randy at (51n548-7108. the community for 25 years. 9x12 Ft. canvass tent, used with new woods mid mower 2024, pedistal, Everything the consider It sold. LEARN the art 01 porcelain 108 MIscellaneous Tamara Kennels. (313)229- S3OO. one year. Call after 3 pm, and canopy, warranty. Brush ADORABLE year old purebred same with regular pedlstal, doli making. Sign up for lall HORSE shoeing and trimming 4x22 Complete pool. good Wanted (517)54&-5913. hogs, Irom 5350. 3 pt. Golden Lab puppy. Small 4339. 5190. Many others from 5150. condillon, you take down. classes. Call Genny (313)348- (horse or pony). Rick Morse, GUNS· buy, sell. trade. All rototlllers, 42 In. to 58 In. Post female, spayed, shots, $75. BOARDING, $4,00 day, own No particle board used, 14 $500. (313)437·2561. 0381 or Sandie (313)478-0729. ALL cash for your land con- Blacksmith. 1-(511)223-9305. kinds. new and used. Com- hole diggers. 5 Acres of equip- (313)229-8167. ' food. Evergreen Kennels, 8228 year warranty on all mat- Day and evening classes tract or second mortgage. HORSE boarding, Fowlerville Evergreen, Brighton, (313)231· COLD pack canner. SChool plete reloading headquarters. ment. Part for lords and AMERICAN Eskimo Pups, f1ul· tresses. custom orders available. Highesl dollars. Perry Realty, area, $50 month. (517)488-3991. jackets and clothes. Misses Guns Galore. Fenton. (313)629- Fergusons. Hodges Farm fy white, registered. Also 7 1531. ' welcome. MOBILE home owners save 30 (313)478-7640. small, medium, very good to 5325. EqUipment. (313)629·5481. HORSE Boarding. Indoor/· DOG Grooming, all breeds. to 50% on heating cost this BOOKS WANTED. We buy col- month old male and 2 year old 313-349-6535 excellent. (517)546-0304. Since 1946. Outdoor arena and traCk. TLC, evening or weekends. winter. install a fully insulated lections 01 hard covered GRUMMAN canoe, 17 ft., with female. Howell. (517)548-4569, CHURCH Pews. antique. $100. Large 10xl0 stalls, bedded and (313)437-7365. peak style rool. Guaranteed books. Call Tuesday thru out·rigger and two paddles. ALlI5-Chalmers CEo electrlcs. (511)546-9356. WATERBED. complete, King each. Bicycles, $10. and up dry shaVings, daily turnouts, and Installed by hcensed con- Salurday, 1-(313)546-5048. $350. Canoe one year old. hydraulics. bell pulley, PTO, AMERICAN Pit Bulls; A. D. B. PUPPIEPAD • Size, 5175. Portable G.E. (313)229-8534. excellent care. (313)348-6251. tractor. Free estimates. Call (3131878-5695. two row cuillvator. 1900. A. puppies. 5 lell, $175 each. Professional all breed dog Dishwasher. 5125. (517)546- t~ Suburban Service. Inc. (517)546-4860. (3131449-8858. LIPPIZAN at stud, (313)632· grooming. 17 years. ex· ..,. 8638. (517)782·2662. CUSTOM combining, 100 BRITTANY pup and 2 year old 5761. perience. Reasonable. WHIRLPOOL upnght freezer. ALL METALS Satisfaction guaranteed. DON'T MOBILE home windows, MINNOWS miles radius of Howell. Female. AKC champion MUST sell thoroughbred like new. 16 cu. It.. 5200. Pike. Muskie, Bass. Perch, (517)548-1459. .' • removed or replaced with vinyl Michigan. (3131878-6528. bloodline, Hunt quallly. gelding. Sound, beautiful, ex· (517)546-6232. WAIT UNTIL HIGHEST PRICES Leeches, Crawlers. and prime and screens. FORD 3 pointe hilch, 2 bottom (313)698-4134. eellent school horse. Best 01· Worms. 6-9 Eldred and Sons, ler. We consider trade on WALNUT dresser, 6 drawers. MONDAYI Guaranteed and installed by COPPER plow, double row diSC. $250 CUTE and cuddly 1/2 Aussie (313)229-6857. horse trailer. Lessons on Tall metal brown cabinet. You can place your ad any day licensed contractor. Free ALUMINUM each. (313)437·2559, puppielt, $25. 7 weeks. • • (313)459-5079. highly trained horses. 01 the week. Office hours are estimates. Call Suburban Ser· BRASS FENCE posts. used. Steel and (313)437-3127. EMPLOYMENT PING PONG 8 loot. Play·back. (313)632·5266or (313)227-3823. ,t WARDS while frost·lree 8:30 a m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday vice Inc. (517)782-2662. RADIATORS wood. $1. (517)546-2589. CHIHUAHUA puppies, 8 relrigerator. 5 x 2'h ft.. 565. - Friday. Our phone room 2 years old. $75. (313)348-6461. It. MOVING Sale. Appliances to FORO 8N tractor, very good weeks old, wormed. $100. (313)3~1. salespeople Will be happy to Carbide-Lead yard and more. August. SCHWINN SCrambler. all new condition, new blade. 2 row (511)548-1505. 165 Help Wanted General help you. Nickel-Alloys WANTED: Used Early (313)632-5224. Parshallville. parts, very good condition, cultivator. $1,700. Call after MICHIGAN (511)548-2570 $135. or best oller. (313)229- COCKER Spaniel puppies. Amencan hving room lur- NEW. never used Model 1000 5 p.m., (313)632-5810. APPLICATIONS now being (313)227-4436 Meteor Metal Co. AKC, blond and beautiful. HORSE AUCTION mture. Must be In excellent Porta Polti, $75 or best oller. 9798. taken lor Nurse's Aids all ~ (313)669-2121 14015 HAGGERTY RD. FARMALL A, electric start, $125. (511)546-5514. Open to public every saturday condition. (517)548-3819. Box springs and mallress. no SET of Dunlop Stiff Shaft Irons shifts. part·time and full.time •• i (313)685-8705 (1 bl. S. of Schoolcraft) lights, power lilt, plow. har· DALMATIANS. pups. adults, night. Tack • 7 pm, horses • YOUTH size.bunk beds. two stains. 135 or best offer. with Australian Blade. New Apply at Whitmore Lake Con· (313)348-3022 row. lull set 01 cullivators. stud service. (517)223-7211. 9 pm. Consign early. (313)231-1855. last Spring. $175. or best oller. valescent center, 6633 Main dressers. one youth Chif· (313)437-4133 455-9m $995. (313)231-3751. BID-BUY·SELL·TRADE lerobe, one kitchen desk. (313)227.2708. DIANA'S Aviary and Supply. Street. Whitmore Lake. PURE water home distillers JOHN Deere combine. Pull Diana DesJarlais, breeder. (313)751).9971 (517)546-6480. are practical, sale and sure. 35mm Camera With automatic THREE Speed SChwinn, 26 7335 Old US-23. Fenton, APPLICATIONS being taken DOUBLE bed and dresser, type, lair condition, 5395. 58620 Hand fed, hand tamed Cock-a- Livingston Pure Water, selling. good condition. inch, ladies and mens. $75 Michigan. Between Clyde and for conscientious and depen· Serta mallress and box spr· Ten Mile east 01 South Lyon tiels. selling breeder pairs. 105 Firewood (517)223-9794. reasonable. (517)546-6232. each or both for $140. Ex· dable person for dry cleaning evenings after 8:30 p.m. Also (313)231·2990. II no answer call center Road. Ing. hke new. Two gold velvet cellent condition. Steel Radio and laundry business. Apply APPLE. Oak, Hickory. Full POST hole digging for pole SCRAP copper, brass, hay. (313)231·1207. swivel rockers. Portable Flyer Wagon. 34 Inch. $10. Call at: Marcy's, 920 E. Grand cords and lace cords. typewriter. 3 speed ladies barns, fences and wood radiators. batteries. lead. iron. JOHN Deere 2010 tractor with 1974 Merhow horse trailer, junk cars. Used auto parts afterSpm. (517)546-5720. ENGLISH seller Bird dogs. River. Howell, MI48843. dehvered. Oullogin Wood bike. (313)669-4882. decks. (313)437-1675. loader, bush hog, flail, plow, $1,650. (313)685-8137. sold cheap. Free appliance ::::..:.::::..:=.:.:,.,;~=:....:::=-- welped May 9, 1984. 3 top ACCOUNTING person needed Company, (517)546-7655. 3 Piece walnut bedroom OUltl!. 9mm Uzi (3131489-3368. disc. hay baler, will separate. NINE year old Quarter Horse FOR sale Cement Tools. dumping. Regal's (517)546- bloodlines, call Jim Marhofer with payroll and general BY the semi-loads. Northern $275. Dual burner natural gas (313)459-3053. mare. $600. (517)546-4860. Finisher. mortar mixer. 42" 3820. (3131878-9976. ledger experience. Should Oak. Maple. 100 Inch poles, gnll, $75. 2 speed vibrating IIoat, shovels. and wood JOHN Deere Model 40 com- ENGLISH Springe Spaniel ONE horse. 2 ponies. Trained. have multi state and city wholesale. Since 1970. Hank machine. $80. RolI·a-way bed. THREE Lile Jackets. Please planks. Trailer. Call (51n546- bine, self-propelled. with pyppies ready lor good Make an oller. (313)498-2017. payroU tax experience. Abihty •• Johnson. (313)349-3018. $25. (313)437-6110. call (313)229-2088. 3n4after5 p.m. grain and corn heads. $1,200. homes. AKC registered cham- POLE barn materials. We to handle detail and work well LOG splitter. 3 point hitch, FIRE extingUishers recharged PLAYER piano rolls. now pric- 109 Lawn & Garden ALFALFA seeds. Eagle. Nor· (3131632-5350. pion bloodlines. Black, white stock a full line. Build it with others. Send resume in- power take olf. screw type. and repaired, all makes. all ed from 13.90. Large selection. Care and Equipment dic X-TRA. Nordic Plus 3. Hay JOHN Deere tractor. 420 and liver, white. $225. 1- yourself and save. We can tell cluding salary history to $275. 14 pound splilling maul, models. Martin's Hardware. South Lyon Pharmacy, (on the mixes by Asgrow.Q'sgold. clean. 1-(313)-439-1630. (313)595-6433. ' you how. South Lyon Lumber Assistant Controler, P. O. Box 515. (517)546-13313.7t09 pm. corner). • South Lyon. (313)437-0600. A·l processed and blended Oon Buller, 7310 Mason Road, JOHN Deere 70 and 3 bottom FREE killens. (313)684-2728. and Farm center, 415 E. Lake, 608, Brighton, MI. 48116. PADDLE boat. 4 seater. 4xl0 real topsoil. Used rallraod Fowlerville. (51n223-9957. MOVING. FIve Face Cords 8 Ft. pool table With ac· plow, good condition. Call FOR lost cost spay-neuter in- South Lyon. (313)437·1751. ATTENTION. House 01 Lloyd ties. playbox sand, decorative Seasoned Hardwood (16 in- cessories. $75. (313)227·5760. dog run. Wired dog cage. BEANS. cucumbers, squash. (511)468-3471alter 5 p.m. lormation, call the Humane PONY gelding, gentle, with Is now hiring toy party demos. · ches by 4ft. by 81t.) Yamaha SRV snowmobile. Ski stone, red and black mesita. 6 Foot glass patio door and onions, peppers and new MIDWEST grain body, 18'x52", Society. (511)548-2024. saddle and tack, $200 or best. Free kit! No investment, no Reasonable. You haul. Bob Sleigh. (313)750-0095. wood chips, shreded bark, potatoes. 9665 Six Mile, Nor· screen. (517)546-2906 after steel sides, 1 year old, $1,000. GOLDEN Retriever Pups, 12 (313)348-6637. collecting, no delivery. A·l (517)223-9384. PINBALL Golllieb, Dodge Ci- shreded cedar. Eldred's thville. (313)349-6343. 3:30 pm. (517)223-9247. weeks, Male. Dam and Sire QUARTER Horse mare, 1350. hostes plan $40 free, also NORDI Elegante Supreme ty. 4 player. $100. (313)349- Bushel Stop. (313)229-6857. =~::..!::=::::::=~_-- booking parties. Call (313)437· FURNACES. 130,000 BTU Heil 75 Bales, first culling hay. MODEL 69 New Holland Baler papered. $50. (313)349-1778. (3131878-3007. wood burning stove. Firebrick 8355. ALL wood chips. shredded 0648 today! forced air gas lurnace With Ef· $1.50 a bale. (517)548-3494. lor sale or trade lor cattle. QUARTERHORSE geldi~g, 4 hned. used 3 years. Heats up bark. wood mulch. topSOil. SCHNAUZERS, miniature. Iakal Flu Damper. 80,000 BTU RUBBER stamps· Milford FIRST cutting allalljl hay. No (517)546-1723or (517154&-4293. years old. rides western, ex· ACCOUNTS Receivable. Im- 2000 sq. ft. 2 section "0" road gravel, etc. Hank pups. Potential show quality. Hell forced air gas furnace Times, 436 N. Main. Milford. rain. Cohoctah Hay Company, AKC registered w/papers. cellent on trail. (517)223-3297 mediate opening for accounts. clearance stove pipe and (313)685-1507. Johnson (313)349-3018 NEW HOLLAND 270 baler,like with Ellikal Flu Damper. Each (517)546-1631. ' (313)624-8544. persistently. receivable clerk. Excellent ducts. Asking $425 lor all. AVAILABLE now. SCheduling new. I.H. 420 baler. works figure aptitude and accounting 5150. 7 Years old, excellent ROCKWELL Lathe. 10 In- FARM gate, 14 x 4 feet, $40. REGISTERED Appaloosa, 9 (313)437·2144. Fall Lawn Seeding, in some good. $750. Ford 3 pt. rake. SIAMESE killens, 7 weeks, ht· skills necessary. Minimum 2 condillon. (313)229-7322. ch x 36 inch with taper attach· (517)546-1338,7109 pm. years old. Arabian, 8 years OAK. 16". 4x8. Unspllt. 135. cases no payments III 1985. reconditioned. Ford 501 sickle ter trained, beautiful, $40. years experienced, computer FOUR bookcase type display ment. $2800. (517)521-3141. old. 2 western saddles, 2 Split, $45. Delivered. (51n223- Also scheduling for this Fall's GREEN beans. taking orders. mower. I.H. 303 combine. cab, (313)229-6384. experience helpful. Send cabinets with glass shelves, 6 SILK weddings by ManlyI', harnesses, tack. Moving. All 3533. garden rotolllling. lertilizing Also chickens and pheasants. hydraulic hume reel. 3RN corn SHETLAND Sheepdog resume and salary' re- ft. 10 In. high, 4 It. 2 in. wide Douquets. corsages. head (517)548-463

210 Boats & Equipment •165 Holp Wanted General 1M Help Wanted GIMfII 165 Help Wanted General 165 Help Wanted General 167 Business 175 Buslnell & 1M Help Wanted tIS Help Wanted Opportunities Profellional services ------.0 3.5 hp. Chrysler outboard, like BABYSITTER needed for a 2 CASHIERS. Experienced SALAD person, part or full· WAITRESSES needed both MANAGERS OWN your own Jean· new, $250. (313}349-7842. month old. Monday lhru Fri. preferred, full-time or part· time. Benefits. Send replies to shifts. Part·tI'ne. Includes MECHANIC. Licensed to rur 1983, LIGHT National firm expanding, look· Sportswear, Ladles Apparel (313)348-4385. ~ •day, 7:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. In tfme. 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. and Box 1758, Brighton Argus, 113 week-ends. Hartland Big Boy. small shop In Brighton area. Ing for people with manage- Combination, Acc:essorles. my Novl home beginning ()c. 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. shifts. Apply E. Grand River, Brighton, MI M·59and U5-23. Send resume Box 1765, c/o 16 ft. fiberglass boat, motQr, INDUSTRIAL ment ability, part or full·lIme. Large Size store. National Jober. (313)348..8574. Oasis Truck Plaza Wednes- 48116. Brighton Argus, 113 E. Grand tilt trailer, $575. Call (313}:!,27- Call (313)437-0880 dally, bet· WANTED experienced dental brands: Jordache. Chic. lee ,BRIGHTON CINEMAS will be day, August 1. Thursday, JOBS STABl·...,E~h:-e-:-lp-w-an-:t-ed·-:-.-:Ca:-;:"II.,..b..,et,... River, Brighton. Michigan 2308 after 6 p.m. , ween 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. assistant. (517)548-3440. leVI, Vanderbilt, Izod, Esprit -acc.eptlng applications and In. August 2 or Friday, August 3. ween 9am and 4pm. (313)887- 48116. WAITRESS. midnight shilt, full Brattanla, Calvin Klein, Sergio CHRYSLER Invitation 16 It. tervlews for thl1 position of 2 p.m. t04 p.m. NOW 7667. RESUMES. Need help with NOW hiring needlecraft In· and part·time. Apply In per· Valente, Evan Picone fiberglass sailboat With trailer. ,PVt·tlme custodian. Apply at S.S.I. has openings for long your resume? Complete COOK. full·time. 4 days, structors. Unlimited earnings . SHOW Beeline Fashions. No son, Brighton Nugget Claiborne. Members Only excellent condition. $1,200 ~r .a!f8 theater Thursday between and short terms temporary In- resume writing sorvice. Ad· best offer. (313)685-1353. • Brighton Big Boy, with some dustrial assignments for the Growth opportunity. Complete Investment, free training and Restuarant. 1024 East Grand Organically Grown, Healthtex W!a.m. and 11a.m. wardrobe. (517}288-4651 for In· vice for do-it·yourselfers or experience. Apply In person. Brighton, Fowlerville and training provided. For Inter· RIVer• 700 others. $7.900 to $24.900 CATYAK sailboat, good con'ttl' •BABYSITTER needed for two do·lt·yourself booklet. Howell areas. Must 18 years view with creative expres· tervlew appointment. WAITRESSES/Cooks wanted. Inventory, airfare, training, fix· tion. S390. (313)231·3654' or children (both 2'h), five days a Brighton locallon. (313)231· old. Phone and car a must. No sions, call Sue at (313)624- STOCK BoY. male 20 or over in WIll train, neat appearance a tures. grand opening. etc. Can (313)522-5633 : ! 'week, 7:30 am to 3'15 pm. City 1438. DON'T experience necessary. 9821. local Pinckney store. Call bet· must. Apply at Zukey Lake open 15 days. Mr. loughlln CHRIS Craft, 1983, 169-S. 1'20 of Northville. Interested TUTORS. All academic areas If ween 6-8 pm. (313)878-9395. Tavern. (313)231·1441. (612)888-6555 Inboard/outboard. low ho~rs. ,please contact (313)343-2785. CarefUlly screened, certlfaed WAIT UNTIL NO FEE PARTY store. SD~DM. Wesr Shorelander trailer. many ej(' SlEEP·Over babysitter WOMEN to do piecework 10 teachers provide In·home pro- :eABY SITTER needed days In NEEDED· Mature person tc wanted for 3 children 4, 7 and home. (313)349-4744 between liVingston County. Volume tras. $8,600. (313)632-5169. , ljiy: South Lyon home, MONDAYI fessional service. J. S You can place your ad any day (313)338-0402 work breakfast shift. 6 a.m. to 10 from 7:30 p.m. until 6 a.m. 8 a.m. and 1 p.m .. over $435,000. Old established Associates. (313}229-4832. CHECKMATE 15 foot, 150 hp rllferences required. (313)437· of the week. Office hours are 12 Noon. Must be able to work startmg August 12. (313)437· store. terms. Call Leo Castle Mercury, Immaculate, extr\lS, ;J4"13. WARNER'S Orchard and CIder TUTORING Services, Brighton 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday SUPPLEMENTAL week·ends. No experience 0715. Mill needs a responSible per· laNoble Realty Busines!. $4.200. (313)227-4283. . STAFFING,INC. Brokers (517}482·1637. home 1- location. State Certified BRIDGEPORT operator. se- • Friday. Our phone room necessary. Apply Ponderosa son. part-time, to help 10 mak· EVINRUDE 2'12 h.p antique (313)426-3911. teacher in English. ReadlOg. 'cond Shift, minimum 5 years salespeople will be happy to Steak House, 8522 West Grand ing cider, sorting apples, 1927 brass lower drive. Good experience, Apply In person: help you. River. Brighton. between SECRETARY Special Education or learning Full·tlme poSItion in Fowler· clearking in the farm market. RESTAURANT seats 150 Disabilities. (313)231·1438. conditIon. runs very good, .ovl Precision Products. 11801 (517)548-2570 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. Monday LEAD MECHANIC Ville. Must be good typist, with etc. Must be neat. non·smoker beer. wlOe, liquor, 8 acres and ';:::::::::::=:::::::;:;;;:;:;;;;;;;, S3OO/best offer or trade for,re.- It8705 Hudson area. (313)437-2160. Supervisor. Knowledge of H. Weekend position available abilities required. Bookkeep- between 9 am and 6 pm. famIly. Owner retiring. All 101 12 Ft fiberglass canoe. 575. (313)669-2121 ~OYS and Girls 11 years and V. A. C., plumbing. electrical, for experienced nurse's aide. ing experience helpfUl. Ac· (313)229-6504. $156.000 (511)223-9276. ~ (313)231-3669after 6 pm. :! older to work with a crew of 3 years experience required. Will be required to complete curacy in all phases of work a WANTED. tutor for 6th \lrade RESALE shop between "::======~ 16 Ft. Wooden Peterborough Brighton and Howell. $5,000 ~ot~er Boys and Girls getting DESIGN Production Engineer SuperVisory experience weekday orlentallon program. necesSIty. send resume to Novi student for upcoming Boat. trailer. motor and extras (517)546-3136,10 am to 4 pm. 201 Motorcycles subSCriptions for the Detroit wanted for material handling desirable. References re- Apply in person, Nightingale Personnel Director, P.O. Box semester, 2 days per week. Excellent condition. chEap. ~ews. If Interested call: company located In Howell. quired. Call for appointment West Nursing Home. 8365 980. Fowlerville. MI. 48836. one hour per day. (313)349- SAY yes to Avon. appllca\lon~ 1973 Honda 350. Good cond" (517)546-5432 '. :(313)624-6555. Salary and excellent benefits. (313)661·2999. Newburgh. Westland, near 4419. call after6p.m. now being taken. call Glom's tion. low mileage. S3OO.After 16 Ft Sawyer Canoe. never BABY SITTER needed in Lind. Send resume to 4475 Lawson Joy Road. No phone calls SITTER. Full·tlme sitter need· (313)878-6378. Elaine (313)878- 7p.m. (313)231-3097. used. $350. (313)437-7458 or bom Attendance area for 2 Road, Howell. MI. 48843 or please. 166 Help Wanted Sales 9297and Pat 1(313)449-2840. ed for kindergartener and 9 1981 Honda Custom 650-4, very (313)437-0794. '. ..boys, first and second grade. contact, (517)546-0830. Ex· LIBRARIAN. CHilDREN'S year old In our home with light A golden opportunity With good shape, 3,300 miles, sissy :!'.hour before and 1 hour after perienced only apply. 6 HP Evinrude motor. 12 (t. 'h Time (20 Hrs.Week) NURSES AIDS and Orderlies housekeeping and flexible FRIENDLY HOME PARTIES. UNDERCOVERWEAR bar, helmet. (313)685-9877. • school. (313}227-2226 after DRIVEWAY Attendent. All Responsible for collection neflded for Week-ends and hours. Salary negotiable . aluminum boat Reasonab,\e. Openings for Managers and ladles supplement your fam, HONDA CB-5OO' twin V, liquid •4:~ p.m. shifts, high school grad. Apply development for juvenile and Call In on all shifts. Could lead Possible IIve-lO. (313)229-4706. (313}229-9157. ;" Dealers. Sell the largest line Iy IOcome by start,ng your owr, cooled. great buy at $900 young adult materials; plann- to full-time position. Apply at 7'h H.P. long shalt outboar~. SABYSITTER. experienced, Oasis Truck Plaza. Wednes· SEWING help wanted. ladies of Gifts. Toys and Home Decor full or part-time bUSiness now (313)685-3577. .m~ture. energetic. Needed In day. August 1. (hursday, ing and conducting programs livingston Care center. 1333 blouses. Work at home. Quali- low hours. $300. (313)231·34Zt. in Party Plan. Earn High Sell quality lingerie at home 1972 Honda CL175, adult own· our home for one year old and August 2. or Friday. August 3. which introduce children to West Grand River. Howell. ty a must. Ask for Camille. 18 ft. Larson 1980. 165 h.p. r Dealer Rebate plus win free parties. Call Mrs. Kanga!. ed. excellent condition. $300. f newborn, good hours. 10 a.m.toI2 noon. library services. (EOE). (313)685-2830. trips and cash. No cash IOvest· (313)878-3949. inboard/outboard. deep, V. Requirements: 4 year college (313)231-1389. .teachers schedule. South EXPERIENCED Grinder Hand NEW Management team SERVICE station has full and ment. delivering or collecting. $6.400. (313}227·1415. , degree with specialization in 1980 Honda 400cc. excellent I( tyon location. References needed. Kern Industries, seeks counter help and part-lime openings for Party Plan experience helpful. 18 ft. lone Star boat With fly- children's work and condItIon. low mIleage. $700 {and resume requested. NOVI,(313)349-4866. delivery. Apply at O'Connors driveway attendents. Cons· Car and phone necessary. Call 170 Situations Wanted 109 bridge. With 90 tip. demonstrated leadership (517)546-0400or (511)546-3169. (313)437-4425. EXPERIENCED woodworkers Deli. 8032 West Grand River. clentious. hard workers. App- collect (518}489·8395 or Johnson motor and tralltlr • abilities. (MlS from ALA ac· All Spring or weekly cleaning .BABY-SITTER wanted. my wanted for very high quality Brighton, Friday August 3. ly in person. 8 and Taft Auto (518)489-4429. HARlEY·DAVIDSON am·fm $1.950. (313}229-6704. \ creduted Library School beautifully done by an ex· home. Pinckney Howell area. furniture production. Must be 9 a.m.t011 a.m. Service. 710 W. 8 Mile, Nor· cassette radIO. gauges. cover preferred). ARE you looking for a career perlenced woman Home PONTOON. 16ft. flberglass,.~O OPTICAL Dispenser. Tucker- tarp. sissy bar. $400. Two Size ~ am to 5 pm. (313)878-5881 meticulous. Call after 12 noon thville. (Gas' Go.) With flexible hours and Economist (in professlona' h.p .• canopy. $750 or best of· Vacation. holidays and sick man Optical is seeking full 42 Motorcycle jackets. like ~fter5 pm. (313}669-4667. after 7 p.m. call unlimited opportunities? maids uniform) for homes ancl fer. (511)546-7223. ' leave pro-rated. Salary of time experienced Optician for new. $150. (517)546-8292. BUMP and paint man with at ;:(3=;;'3=)64:::::;2-i.9558~=.~:------, $7.000 per year. Position to SECRETARY. fulI.time. Non· Perhaps real estate sales is businesses. Also full service SilVER llOe 16 It deep V; 80 our Twelve Oaks location. Ap- 1972 Honda. 350-CB, low least 5 years experience. EXPERIENCED Drummer and begin October 1, 1984. send smoker typing 70 wpm. the answer for you. Classes housekeeping skills expertl}' HP. motor Runs great. looks plicants must have minimum miles, extras. Adult owned. Sel"d resume Box 1766. c/o Sound Person for working Top General office skills. good forming now. FREE TUITION. performed: laundry, meal good. With trailer. must see resume to Kathleen laenger, one year prior experience and $375. (517)223-8116al1er4 p.m. Brighton Argus. 113 E. Grand 40 Rand R Band. (313}231-1076 phone voice. neat ap- Call Sharon Serra. Real Estate preparation. child supervl' $1750 negotIable. (517}546- Howell Carnegie Library. 314 possess a pleasant outgoing River. Brighton. Michigan or (313)231-1558. W. Grand River, Howell. Ml. pearance. great attitude. On One. Novi. Northville. (313)343- slon. etc •• etc. (517)546-1439. HONDA Interstate. 1980. 14.000 2757. ,', personality. This position re- 48116. EXECUTIVE secretary. Novl M·59 half way between Pontiac 6430. miles. many extras, like new 48843 no later than August 20, quires some evening and A-l cleaning ladies. general or 1983 Sea Sprite. 17 foot. "'l!. BABYSITTER wanted. Depen· Chamber of Commerce. Part· 1984. Airport and Alpine Ski lodge. ATTENTION ladles. partIes. Mrs. Hoban or Mrs condItion. Driven by senior board. outboard and trailer weekend work. Good starting $3.35 per hour. (313)698-3200. Demonstrators wanted for citizen. $3,900. (313)632·7370. : d.ab!e. non-smoker With own time momings and additional salary. bonuses and paid Ross. (313)887·2197. $7.000. (313)437-3352. ;,' • Number 1 Toy and Gift Com- 1976 Honda Goldwmg 1.000 cc. transportation to come to my hours as required. Resumes MECHANICS. certified, benefits. Call (313)348-3300 SATELLITE and local antenna A 12 ft. 2 ton stake dump SEARS game f,sher. 5 hp. pany. No investment. no col- Low mileage. (313)349-5276 house Monday thru Friday. and wage requirements to: brakes and tune-up. must between 12 and 3 for conflden· Installers. Dependable. truck. Junk • trash removal motor. like new. $300. (313)~29- lecting. no delivering. Great Begin September 4. (313)349- Novi Chamber of Commerce, have own tools, long-term mature need only apply. Call Light hauling - moving. Bullde. after 5:30 pm. 5384 . tlal Interview. hostess plan. Car and phone 9225. P.O. Box 187. Novi. Michigan availability. Call for appoint· for appointment. (313)632-6878. - remodel clean ups. Hank 1984 Honda ATe-125. $950 firm. ORDER Pickers.' Light needed. Call Karen (313)229- SAilBOAT. 13 ft. CyClo~ BABYSITTER needed in my 48050 by August 8. 1984. ment Monday through Friday. Johnson (313)349-3018. (517)546-83n. warehouse work. Pleasant 2340or Sue (517}546-0675. High performance day sallQr. eakeland home beginning EXPERIENCED truck driver. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Kelly Ser· working condItions. 7 a.m. to TOOL & DIE MAKERS ASK for Candace or JIm te 1983 Honda V65 Magna. Best WIth trailer. $1.500. (313l431- ATTENTION ladies. No. one ,September 4. Own transporta- references. (313)437-3450. vices. (313)227-2034. 3:30 p.m. Monday through Fri- clean your home. We do offer. (313)227-4655. 2333. DIElEADER·AM toy company looking for .tio,n a must. Flexible early EXPERIENCED SlInquet Sales MATURE woman needed to day. Permanent positions. No floors. We do wlOdows. We'll 1981 Honda 750K. Stereo and DIE MAKERS-AM& PM houseWives to sell toys. gifts. SEARS 7 hp outboard moior. morning hours. Non·smoker. Person. Write box '1767 c/o care for 15 year old. Monday experience necessary. $3.35 do yours. (313)878-6657. extras. $2.600. (313)229-8770. PUNCH FINiSHER AM Christmas decorations until runs good. $300. (517)546-4892 Willing to pay well. state Brighton Argus. 113 E. Grand through Friday 8 am to 6 pm. hourly. 43100 Nine Mile Road. November 31. No investment. ADULT lady would like to 19n Kawasaki 750cc H·2 trip- SAllBOARD. new. B,c,250 salary requirements and River. Brighton. Mi. 48116. My home or yours. Novi. 750 feet East of Novi Road. TRYOUT AM & PM JOURNEYMEN or own hours. call (313)887-9229. babysit 10 Brighton. Howell pie. $800. (313)632-5890. Never assembled 12'h.ft references with your EXPERIENCED cook wanted. References. (313)348-8551. Novi. area. (313)229-4417. Proven Experience CAREER Opportunity WIth $ KAWASAKI 90. runs good. board. 16 ft. saIl. Asking $4~ response to: Babysitter. Box full or part·tlme. Apply in per· PERSON to work from 11 pm DTAPlant subsidy. Farmers Insurance A-1 professional interior· ex- 1971 Honda 350 lor parls. $100 Call (517)546-5865 afternoons 514. lakeland. 48143. son. noon to 3p.m. Falkwood MCOONAlDS to 7 am in a group home for APPLY Group has agency openings. terior painting. Also wal' each. (511)468-3632. or evenings. •• • BABY SITTER. Monday thur Shores Restaurant. 300 S. Experienced fast food retarded adults. Duties in- LIBERTY TOOL ENG. Train part·tlme while hold 109 washing. Discounts to Sr 1979 KawasakI lTD 1000. New 1979 Seastar. 15'h foot. 0Ren Friday. 1:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. Hughes Rd. Howell. (517}548- managers or will train. clude house cleaning, cook- Maple Road present job. (313)557-3266. Citizens and dIsabled. FreE' header. luggage rack. bow. 65 hp Charger outb~rp Prefer my home. Whitmore =2548::-:;:'7-' ..,.,-_-:-:---:- _ Benefits. Monday through Fri· ing and laundry. $4.00 per hour 1 MIle West of Haggerty estimates. (517)223-nI8. lIke new. low hours. $4.000 or lake area. Call before FUll time babysitter wanted day. 9a.m. to 5p.m. South backrest. cover, helmets. to start, $5.00 aller 30 days of Walled Lake BABY-SITTING. Between best (313)437-2204. ' 12 noon or after 6 p.m. for 6 month old beginning Lyon. Walled lake. and $2.500. (517)546-5410. successful job performance. IT-TV SALES Howell and PInckney off P,n- (313)449-4022. August 20th. References re- Twelve Oaks Novi locations. Send resume to: Box 1751. Men and women between 18 1982 New Kawasaki. 750. 1978 VlklOg 19 It. like nelN. TOOL manufacturer needs ex· ckney Road. (517)546-6596. AJARTENDER and waitresses. quired. (313)349-8595 after C/O Livingston County Press. and 35. Call for details. trunk. excellent. $1700. or Blml top, mooring cover. lats ~pply in person only after 7 p.m. and weekends. 323 East Grand River. Howell. perienced cutting tool maker. (313)229-7807. BABY-SlttlOg. ages 2 to 4 year~ make offer. (517)548-4055. more. Boat hOist available. Good conditions and pay. old for school teacher 10 (313}227-5527. 5 pm. Classic Bowl. 5766 E. FUll and part·tlme sales and MCOONAlDS Mi. 48843. SUZUKI 1982. FA-50 Shuttle. Send resume to Box 571. Howell or Brighton. Call • ,Grand River. Howell. clean up. Apply Marv's Now accepting crew applica- NOW taklOg applications for 49-CC. like new. $250 or best PHONE SoliCItors. work from Bnghton. MI. 48116 or phone (313)227-3156. 215 Campers, Trailers • BURROUGHS FARMS has Bakery. 10730 E. Grand River. tions for all shifts. Monday home, salary plus commis- new car and truck salesman. offer. (313)348-3064. (313)229-4567• BABY-SITTING. Licensed & Equipment :: •openings for full·time line Brighton. through Friday. 9a.m. to 5p.m. sion. Call Mr. Cash, (313}968- must have GM experience, all 1974 Suzuki GT·SSO.good con- grandmother Will care fo' I cooks and salad personnel. =F7A;;R~M;:;E:';;R;';S""""'ln-s-u-ra-n-c-e--=G""r-ou-pSouth Lyon. Walled Lake. and 6419. benefits. call Paul or Richard. ditIon. fairing. extras. $600. newborns and up to 6 years In !3erious and mature only. App- offers exceptional op- Twelve Oaks Novllocations. Superior Oids-eadlllac-GMC. (313)229-4190. ATBRAD'S PORTER/GENERAL Cleaning. TRUCK PARTS my home. Starting August Iy in person B~rroughs Farms portunities and financial (313)227-1100. SKAMPER Introductory Sale Days. Reliable and mature. 20th. Live in South Lyon ot! 10 19n Sportster. lots of chrome. COUNTER PERSON in Progress. SpeCIal discounts Roadhouse Kitchen between. security to qualified men and Apply in person only: Red OPEN a business of your own. MIle and Wellington. (313)437- excellent condItion. (313)498- MCOONAlDS on new Skamper Trailers. n~w .9 ~.m. and 3 p.m. Wednesday women who wish to learn the Timbers. 40380 Grand River. skys the limit. Earn money two 9869. 2409. Now accepting applications Novi.'\ ....- ., .'~'("" _.....1... ,.. Fan TraIlers. Astra Caps. _~an~ Thursday, 5341 Brlghtor. Insurance' business. Start Innnediate opening for" person ways WIth sales and spon- 1974 Suzuki TM·25O. S3OO. for janitorial help. Monday sorship. Insurance avaIlable. EXPERIENCED Grandma ha~ Rockwood Camping Trallllrs. Road. Brighton. part·time. college grads PURCHASING Clerk. Im- to handle telephone and walk (313)437-7120. preferred. For a confidential through Friday. 9a.m. to 5p.m. Also award program. Great Mondays and Tuesdays freE' and all used R V. ·s. .: • mediate opening for ex· in orders for replacement To South lyon, Walled Lake, and company to work for. Sell to care for your chIldren. Ex· 1979 Sportster. low mIles. ex· interview, call (313)559-1652. perlenced and mature clerk to truck and diesel englOe parts Twelve Oaks Novi locations. Avon full-time or part·tlme. cellent references. (517)546· cellent condition. extras. Duo-Therm AIr Condltll;h'er .': CIRCULATION GROOM to work on work in busy import purchas· in our fleet store. 9743 ask for Jo. $2.600. 1979 Yamaha DT250, "... MilFORD TIMES Thoroughbred horses and ing office. The position re- College students work for drawing underway dui/Vg summer. IntervIewing im· FIRST Baptist Church Child like new, $525. (313)632·5264 sale. galloping. South Lyon area. quires good figure aptitUde, KnOWledge of truck repairs -::.. ' 313-685-7546 MANICURIST. Excellent op- mediately for Brighton. Howell Care Center. 6235 Rickett before3pm. Must be experienced. moderate typing skills. Jetter essential. Prior experience ,- portunity with fast growing and Hartland Township. also Road, now accepting lall 1984 SUZUki, 165 Quad Runner. Brad's R.V. In Brighton on (313)437·1425. and telex composition. Send seiling truck parts and uSlOg us- CAREER Oriented people down to earth hair salon in Fowlerville area. Phone Nan registrations for children 2'h 500 miles, like new. must sell. 23 south of 1·96 (313}231-2771. resume and salary re- manufactureres catalogs ~needed for management and HELP wanted.-must be high village of Milford for profes· (313)227-1426 or Pat (313)735- through 7 years. Call (313}229- $800. (313)227-1180. school graduate, hours 9 am quirements: Box 1756. c/o helpful but not essenllal. -counseling work. College sional appearing Individual 4057. 2695 for brochure and informa- 1973 Triumph Hurricane 750. to 3 pm. five days a week. Northville Record, 104 W. 1977 Apache pop-uP. mird • degree preferred. but not with experience in all phases tIon. Before and after school must have limited sewing Main. Northville. Mi. 48167. Salary commensurate with ex· original condItion. Runs great. Side. 8 sleeper, 3 way frille. • .essentlal. Part-time or full· of nail procedures and nail care available for HawklOs perience. Full fringe beneht $2.000. (313)522'.,::5698=.=.,,:-:--_ furnace. 3 burner stove. skills. $3 hour. (313}229-7206. care. For personal Interview PART·TIME veterinary dlstnct. •,time. For confidential inter- package inclUding Retirement YAMAHA X5-1100. shaftdnve. 8 x ~2 aWning. Porta P0tll. HANDYMAN. part·time 2 days call (313}684-5511. assistant/kennel person. , OYiewcall, (313)878-5161. LEARN HOW GENERAL Housekeeping. ex· like new. excellent condition. outSide lights. water hose per week. Must be experienc· Afternoons. week-ends. and Plan available. Call or visit Per- CARBIDE form tool grinders MAINTENANCE person. full perience WIth references. Colli 9.000 miles. $1.795. (313)231· electric brakes. Tows great' ed for all·around maintenance holidays: Salary. $3.35 hour. sonnel Director. TO MAKE BIG ~anted. 22635 Hesllp Drive. time. Boiler, electrical and Milford Highland area. Cathy. (313)348-2647after 6pm. $2.100. (313}231-9101. , . work. South Lyon arel • good plumbing experience. Must 28". -Novi. (313)887-2421 between noon A. & L. FLEET SUPPLY MONEVIN HOUSECLEANING Jobs 1979 Yamaha XS1100. wages. Call weekdays have references. Apply in per· ex- .USTODIAN. part·time, posi· and 2p.m. for Information. 524S. MAIN Wanted. Highland, Milford. cellent. extras. $1.495. (313}535·0505, weekends son at Whitmore Lake Con- REAL ESTATE. tlon entails all cleaning func- PERSON for Lawn Mowing ANN ARBOR. MI. 48104 Hartland only. (313)887·2463. (5tn548-98". (313)449-4280. valescent center. 8633 Main Don't Miss the • tlons for a medium size. well ;::.:;.:7.===,-----:---:- Crew. (313)437-6039. (313)665-4411 lOVING mother of one would HOUSEWIVES need extra Street, Whitmore Lake, Mi. Century 21 career 1979 Yamaha 650 Special. Fair- < ·rHaihtained building in Walled An equal opportunity like to care for your child while money working 2 or 3 hours a PORTER and handyman ing and extras. $1,200. • ·Lake. Hours: 7a.m. through MACHINE Tool leader. se- employer. Session you work. Experienced in day day demonstrating toy parties. wanted, retired non-drinker to (313)887-7073after 5:30 pm. • 'lGa:m .• 7 days a week. Apply cond shift only. Must be care and teaching. No investment. (313}229-9293. clean bar after hours. Call 1975 customized 650 Yamaha. i(j person. Co-op Services responsible, knowledgeable, THE LivlOgston Intermediate Tuesday, Aug. 21, 1984 references. (517)548-4220. HEADER and Cold Form capable In all aspects of (313)437-0707. $800. (313)887·2463. I·C'redit Union. 20291 Mid- School District at 1425 West Day or Evening Classes lOVING mother wishes to Design Engineers. For Im- machine bUilding and repair. PRINTER. 5 to 10 years ex· 1976 Yamaha 175 Enduro, ex· 'dlebelt. liVOnia: Mi 48150. Grand RIver, Howell. is in baby,slt. Novi area. all ages mediate and confidential con· Send resume to: Box 1740. c/o perience. A.B. Dick. quality 2 - CLEANING Lady over 30. Fri· need of a Custodian. Must be Southfield cellent condition, $325; color. Days or evenings. (313)348-7957. sideration please send salary Brighton Argus. 113 E. Grand 18 or over. high school Chrome Molly BMX bIke. $150 : day: 5 hours. $25. (517)546-4217 Haviland Printing and Admission FREE lOCAL Male Masseur. prefe .. history and qualifications to: River. Brighton. MI48116. graduate, prefer some ex· After 7 p.m .. (313)231·2559. 35 ft. Blazon travel trailer. ~h :af\er6 p.m. Graphics. Howell. (517)546- Seating Limited male clients. $30 Full Bod}' P.O. Box 39283. Redford. MATURE baby sllter/· YAMAHA good cond" wheel. air conditioning. perience m the cleaning and Massage. (Ron from Whitmore VZ8O, Michigan 48239. housekeeper needed Monday 7030. Call now to reserve tion. $300. (313)227-4039. generator. (511)546-0910. maintenance 01 schools and lake With yellow Gremlin call 1:, HOME Manager. South Lyon thru Friday. 7:30 a.m. iii POLY Cast Inc. Is now accep- office build lOgs. $6.62 per hour your place COLEMAN pop-up camper:for Patrick) at (313)227-4695. 205 Snowmobiles area. Home for mentally 3:30 p.m. (313)343-1191 after ting applications for all pro- plus fringe benefits. Must rent or sale. sleeps 6. (517)>16- retarded Adults. Group Home 5 p.m. duction classifications. Apply have valid driving license with 887·4118 or LAWN MowlOg. yard work. 1979 Polaris Cobra 440.3 hours 3030. ,:-; experience and education in In person only. Monday good driving rccord. Applica· 476-1138 clean uP. handyman services. MACHINE Tool Builder. se- on complete unit. like new. CAMPER. 18 foot SkIppy, dUal COOK. experienced, full·time related field required. Contact through Friday. 9 am to 4 pm, tlons available daily from hauling. etc. Free estimates cond shift only. Experienced 5 $1,650. (313}229-6704. axle. 2.150 pounds only. Apply: lil' Chef (313)478-1393 between 12 noon 1470Alloy Parkway. Highland. 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. only. Senior CItizen discount years or more. send resume refrigerator. stove. hea~er: • Jle.staurant. (313)227·5520. and2 p.m. POOL and BUilding Atten- (313}227·7753. to: Box 1740, c/o Brighton TEACHER needs babysitter 210 Boats & Equipment awning. port·a·potty. sleeps lI. CONTINENTAL linen Service dants. Cleaning, supervising MASTER Eectrlcian. New. old Argus. 113 E. Grand River. With car to sit at my house. very good condition, $1.250 has opening for delivery route work. Service changes. ALUMINUM runabout. 14 foot. HI·lO OPERATOR & Brighton. MI48116. children, Security duty. $3.35 7a.m. to 1:3Op.m., $90 per (313)437-0442. salesman at our Brighton loca· (517)521-4600. STOCK HANDLER MATU RE experienced. hourly. Mature people only. week. (313}229-5032. ~. 35 hp. outboard. traIler. good tlon. Chaufeaurs license and apply at Chateau Estates Club condition. $800. (313)231-1195. 23 Ft. Airstream for sale. good responsible woman or couple THE DetrOIt News needs ALPHA OMEGA, Inc. MAN. 40. needs any klOd of ability to handle paper work a Full Benefits House, 13 Mile and Decker work. have hI low and chauf· (313}971·7911. condition. $3.000. (313)437- to care for elderly person. motor route driver for slOgle 1035 S. Milford Rd. 6923. _ -.)nus!. No experience Road. Novl. Full Time Room and board with salary. couple home delivery in the Highland fers licenses, 18 years ex- BROWNING 14 ft. speed boat. · Jl..ecessary. Hard work. good FOR Rent. pop-up camper; 8 Apply 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Mon· References required. (313)996- PHONE Solicitors. pleasant South Lyon area. Call (313)437- perience In shipping anel 70 h.p. Mercury. $3,200. pay. Send resume to: Box sleeper and camplOg sUp- day through Friday at: 2713. voice, experienced preferred. 0038. receiving. Please call Don. (313)229-9331. 1760. C/O Brighton Argus, 113 VARIETYDIE& (313)878-2569. plies. (313)624-8319. " MAGIC Pan Restaurant has $5.00/hour plus bonus. 20 _ast Grand River. Brighton. STAMPING hours/week. evenings. PROFESSIONAL sales people 1965 23 ft. Fan trailer. sleeps openings available for Bar TOOL AND DYE REPAIR ~I. 48116. Equal opportunity 3115 Broad Street Management opportunities. needed immediately for inside PANT zippers replaced over· 8. refrigerator needs repair.' Tenders, Walt Staff and kit- Must have small shop trouble , employer. M/F. Dexter, Michigan Novi. (3131348-0990. and outside Satellite and local night· by professional stove With oven, hot watllr chen personnel. Apply In per· shooting experience on pro- COMPANION needed for antenna systems sales. seamstress. Call Chris a: WONDERLAND tank. furnance. $1.200 or best son. Monday through Friday. PERSON experienced in word gressive and transfer dyes. e'l d e r I y w 0 man. l I g h t ==,.....-:---:-~:-:---:-::-:-:- Transportation a must. Depen· (517)546-7635. offer. (313)437·1214or (313)437- HELP wanted with horseshoe- 2·5 p.m. at12 Oaks Mall. processing with knowledge of Wage dependant on ex· • housekeeping, errands, shop- dable and mature need only PAINTING. Interior or exteriol' 0167. ;- lng, must have horse ex· Words tar required for tem- perience. Steady year round MARINE ping. 3 hours daily. 5 days. MUTUAL Fundsllnsurance apply. Call for appointment. quality painting. Experienced perience. Call evenings. porary position. Call Brenda at work with fringe benefits. "Fun In The Sun Headquarters" FOR RENT. Pop-up campers References. (313)684-6001. Sales Rllpresentative. No ex· (313)632-6878. (313)349-5712.Steve. (313)498-2265. Grinders for Industry (313)624· Please call (313)453-1515or ap- and tents. Dally or weekly. perlence necessary. Part or REAL Estate One looking for 5755. ply between 9a.m. and 4p.m SCOTTY'S Hauling. Will haul (313)478-0493 .' • full·time. Career opportunity. motivated people who want a 1984 COMPUTER OPERATOR JOBS PART·TIME help wanted for Plymouth Stamping. 315 W junk. dirt, gravel. firewood. 1976 Ford customIzed cam'Per Equal opportunity employer. satisfying career and are Will· CLOSE-OUT Ann Arbor Road. Plymouth. etc. (313)735-7175. van. full bed. CB. dual tanks Call (5tn223-8012. delivery and service of por· ing to work for top commls, EXPANDING dlstrubutlon $$$ table toilets. mature person T. K. Domestic Services SALE storage. $1.750 or best offor: company in Novl has an Im- MACHINE Shop Trainees. sion. excellent training pro- preferred. (517}546-5310. VilLAGE of Milford Is accep- house cleaning by profes· (517}546-6279. " mediate opening for an com- Southfield firm has opportunl· gram. We would like to talk to ON ALL 1984 MODELS NOW PERSON needed Immediately ting applications at 1100 Atlan- sionals. Call Tammy (313)498· 1978 Holiday Rambler 27·ft. ,.puter operator on an IBM 4331 ty to learn a trade. male or you. Call Peter Z. Orlop female. Send resume and for assorted Office work. Typ- tic for position of Clerk· Typist. (313)227-5005. 2500 or (313}878·3098. 0" STAR CRAFT twin beds, full bath, large .sing OOSIVSE. We will train Packaging and light industrial. salary requIred to: Box 1763, Ing necessary. Will train the with good clerical skillS. fOI Charlene at (51n223-9266. • refrigerator, sofa bed. am-fm a top-notch data entry or Temporary asslsgnments are SALESMAN. Ceramic tile ano GRANADA c/o Northville Record, 104 W. right person to learn SChedul· Immediate opening. Typing 55 THOROUGH old fashlonecl stereo. 17 ft. aWning. very keypunch operator. Send available In the Plymouth, Wix· marble. Call for appointment. Main, Northville, Michigan ing and Inventory ContrOl. Ap- WPM, Shorthand desirable. house cleaning done to your SEA SPRITE clean. $9.250. (313)887·1608: , resume to: Box 1762. c/o Nor· om and Walled Lake areas. no Information on phone 48167. ply In person for applicallon Minutes to be taken at 3 Board satisfaction in 1'h hours thvllie Record. 104 W. Main. Great opporlunlty for students (313)349-8877. 1977 Nomad trailer. 250n.. to: VCF PaCkaging Films. 1100 Meetings a month. Benelits. Reasonable rates. references KAYOT many extras. sleeps 6, all;n NorthVille. Michigan 48167. also. Must be 18 With owrr Chryaler& Sutton. Howell. Michigan, salary $10.100 to $13,300. Dot (313)887·2898. excellent condItion. 4 MW transportation. NO FEE/Call MAINTENANCE MECHANIC TELEPHONE SURVEY WORK Johnson Outboards knowledge of crafts ordinarlly 48843. Hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon- UNEMPLOYED Maintenance whitewalls. electriC tongue CCEANING woman with ex' now. NATIONAL FOOD CO. Mercrulaer RECEPTIONIST/OFFICE Help. day through Friday. Man. Can do any repair; palO' jack. $5.900. (313)632·7370. pelence to clean offices. 3 acquired through 6 to 18 mon- We need two mature phone Full·time for Veterinary Clinic. ting air conditioning. plumb- Stern Drive & Outboards evenings per week. (313)349- (313)569-7500 ths technical school and/or 1 canvassers to work In our NEW 4'x8' steel deck tiiiiCr Send resume to: South Lyon Ing, electrical. carpentry. • to 3 years apprenticeship ex· local office. Monday through Experienced Serrice Dept. With 2"xl0" wood sides. 5400: perlence depending upon Herald. P.O. Box 1753, 101 N. WHATISTHE masonary, •mechanical etc heavy duty. $425. (3t3)632· SUPPLEMENTAL Friday. Salary plus commls· TWO LOCATIONS TO COOK. home cooking. Small trade. High school diploma or lafayette. South Lyon. (313)229-4591. STAFFING INC. slon, bonusus • benefits. Call SERVE YOU BETTER: 5330. ' group senior citizens, Milford. Michigan 48178. BARGAIN GED equivalent required. 2 (313)227-4240. Will do baby-sitting. HartlanC' 1973 Pickup camper. 9Y.l,lt. (313}685-7472. years experience a 5796 E. GRAND RIVER JANITORS, part-time, 15 to 30 as BARREL? aree. (313)632-5796. Real·llte. Refrigerator. toflet. maintenance worker HOWELL, M148843 AARPENTERS and Carpenters hours per week, afternoon RN's lf you have an Item you wish tc WIll do baby· sitting In Howell sink. range. furnace, wa~r. desirable. Apply Brighton (&lWHnBnghron& _'I ~olpers Wanted. Call (313)231· shift, experience and Part-time day shift, best salary sell for $25. or less or a group 167 Business area. (5tn546-8068. $895. (313)624-1297. • ;. Hospital, 12851 East Grand In area. Please call (3131363- of Items seiling for no more 2442 after 7pm. transportation helpful. Posl· Opportunities Will do baby-sitting In Howel 517·548·5122 1975 Puma Deluxe pop-up River. (313)227·1211. 4121 9 am to 3 pm weekdays. than $25. you can now place an STORE HOURS COOK. full or part·time, even· tlon In South Lyon area. Apply area, day or night. cal camper, sleeps 8 adults. Dou- ask for Ms. Huebel D. O. N. ad In the Green Sheet for 'h HOTTEST new attraction since Mon. & Thurs 9-8 Ings. Apply In person, Novl in person, 9 am to 3 pm, Mon- anytime, (517)548-0541. Tuos .. WOd .. Fri. 9·6 ble dinette. 12V ·110 electrical price I Ask our ad·taker te robotics. Have fun with thiS Big Boy. 26401 Novl Road and day thrOugh Thursday, 2500 MECHANICAllY capable per· Saturday 9·5. system. Pressuri70d water place a Bargain Barrel ad for exclusive "go anywhere" ,ns· ClosOd Sunday 1-96. Packard Road. Ann Arbor, sons for Cold Heading Com- RN, lPN, part·lIme midnights, 175 Business & system plus many more ex- you. (10 words or less) and tant cash flo.·, business. Com· CASHIER or hostess, day Sulte100A. pany. Bollec Industries. 326 3 nights per week and every Professional services 30303 PLYMOUTH RD. tras. Call (313)437-0705. • • she will bill you only $2.25. plete road·ready package. on· shift. Apply In person. Novl South Ann Street, Fowlerville, third weekend. Apply at Martin LIVONIA, Mt 48150 (This special Is offered to Iy $7,500 secured. (51n223- EXPERIENCED Carpenter ne", PICKUP Camper. Refrlgllra. Big Boy. 26401 Novl Road and MI. Luther Home. 305 Elm Place, (3 b/U WtJII 01 I.IKlIl'oOOlI) homeowners only-sorry. nc 3185. tlon. good beds. gas healln" MEDICAL Assistant. (313}685- South lyon, (313)437·2048. and remodeling. Quality wor" '·29. commercial accounts. at affordable prices. Specla; 313·261·2530 and cooking. $825. (313)8l8- 8968. NOV!. Single person office. SET·UP operators for Browne STORE HOURS' 3209. ... CERTIFIEI') teacher needed Experience In phone and typ- , & Sharpe and National Acme this month on wooden decks Mon. & Thurs. 10-S MAINTENANCE person for Also do gutters, roofing. win· ROCKWOOD camping trailers for part-time position In Chris- Ing. Scientific Instrument Strew machines. 5 years WANTED, coupon sorters, full POTATO Chip route for sale. Tuos .. Wod .. Fri. 10-6 apartments, Northvllle/Novl, dows, etc. Cau Paul for free f':lr rent, Brad's RV, Brighton tian - pre-school program, manufacturer. Information call minimum experience re- or part-time. Call for an ap- Livingston County. (313)231. full-time, good pay. Calf estimates. (313)229-5698. ~~~:3~~;~~(3t3)231·2771. ' •• owoll area. (5tn546-0290 or Mr. Charles, (313)54()03202. quired. Phone (5tn548-2548. polntment. (5tn223-8125. 3417 after 4 p.m. only. ~}229-45,!l9 evenings. {3131356-5670. - · 19.~-SOUTH LVON HERALI)-NOH I HVILLl:Hl:WHU- ".~c;,LI "c;,·I\"''' ",,- "'" ""'" ., - 1. ri"II".' " ,_ .. .:....-__._----- : ~5 Campers.Trsllers 230 Trucks : : : & Equipment , 1984Ford 150 Explorer. load· :. : t967 Shasta. Fully self· ed. with extended warranty, " tontalned, sleeps sIx people. has too' box and bed liner. ~' • S1,500.Ask lor Jim, (517)546- CONVERSION VAN .. (313149&-2017. : 9718. 1982Ford pickup, 35.000 miles. _Buying in • '971 Travel trailer, 20 It.. self· with cap. (5171548-1899. : C9ntalned. Sacrillce. (313)761. CLOSE-OUTI .9W. 1982 Ford F"150. 300·E Cylinder. 4-speed. overdrive. .' : TRAVEL Trailer. 8x22. S3OO. power. low miles. $5900. " (313)229-8534. (313)227-6619. • UTILITY trailers. new. 4x8 Priced to Ilsell" 1973Ford Pickup. Runs good, : S350. 5x8 $450, 5x12 tandem $350.(313)887-8239evenings. "J600. Wood hauling trailers. ·(313)~75. 1981 F-l50. 6 cylinder. stick. power steering, power Travel in style & comfort : 1970 Wheel camper. lold down Livingston County brakes. excellent coOOll/on. " Withadd·a·room. Good condl· $4.790.(313)437-3284 : tl9n. Call (517)468-3471alter .5.p.m. 1975 F-250 3/4 ton Ford Ex· plorer. camper speCialpickup. 5 YEAR UNLIMITED MILEAGE, • ~976 26 II. 5th Wheel travel • 60 MONTH FINANCING 6 passenger. super cab. V-B. SERVICE CONTRACT AVAILABLE : tri!i1er. $3,800 IIrm. 202 N. automatic. power steenng. " ~chlgan Ave. 15171546-7219. power brakes, air. am·lm. : 220 Auto Parts slldmg rear window. 16.5inch : : : & ServIce 8 ply tires. 43.000 actual miles. No. 4-831 No. 497 Excellent condillon. $3.500. : ;M.'S auto and truck parts at (313)231·2151. '84 CHEVY '84 CHEVY 3 'reasonable prices. We buy '76 GMC pickup. ~ ton. 4 Saves Dollars • junk and wrecked vehicles. speed. mechanical excellent 3,4 TON DI ESEL 113 TON : Free appliance dumping. Mon- condition. $850. (3131229-9160. , lIay through Saturday. 9 to 5. 1973International 1Ton Dump. ALL THE TOYS Limited Edition with TV • (517)546-2620.IWe're still open Runs very good. new tires. : dllsplte the mess.) $750.or bes\. (313149&-3222. • CtievETTE parts. engmes, 1984 5-150 pickup with cap. LIST $22,985.79 LIST $24,639.89 : t~ansmissions. rear ends. 5.500 moles, 3 speed over- DISCOUNT 4,250.47 DISCOUNT 4,700.00 ..floor pans. shock tower cuts. dnve. am·lm cassette. Must • ChampionParts.13t31437-4105 sell. (517)546-5383. : '69 Camaro. Complete body or 5 Ton wrecker With 10 ton • parts. excellent shape. best winch and boom. 5 speed. 32 9 ·0Iler.13t31632-6535. good condlloon. $1.800. and Makes Sense!· =~t~E$18,735 =:t~ 519,93gs : ~29 Engine/Transmission. (3131735-n50. \J • 1225. Chevy Rally wheels/- 1982Toyola Pickup. Short bed : Utes. $80. (3131629-5189. with cap. Double wall bed. 'FORD. 1978 300 6 cylinder AM-FM Cassette Stereo. new • engine and transmissIon. radIal IIres. 58,000 highway : $275.(3131231-1560. mIles. Well cared lor. 28MPG. ..MAGNETIC signs lor your $4500Call Mr. Burda (517)548- : tf.uckor car. All sizes. Custom 2819. ~UNBEIM'SJI • lleslgned lor your needs. Call 1981VW Rabbitpickup. diesel, 603 W Grand R,vrr':'" Downtown Bro9h1on .229-8800 . Mon. & ThurS.IIII.9p.m.;Turs .. Wrd." Fri. 10116; • (313)685-1507or come inlo Ihe loaded. 48 m.p.g. call after • • Millord Times. 436 N. Main 5:30 p.m. 13131684-5616. ..Street. Milford. VANS and pickup trucks lor rent or lease. as low as $6 a ::STEVENSON'S day. (313)363-1481. WRECKERS: 1979 Dodge 4 wheel drive. equipped with • Nowupto Homes hydraUlic boom and $50.00 cash paid wench. Federal light bar. snow plow. 31.000 miles; 1974 for junk cars. Dodge 1 ton. Homes 440 ..1~ High prices equipment. push' bumper. , 65.000 miles; 1979Dodge Ram- for charger 4 wheel drive. good late model condition. 63.000 miles. ii!1~"'~""""""~,~""'~~_~-~-~_~_B~'~""~~.- Poi wrecks. (313)887-1043after 6 p.m. or weekends. ~ ROPE IX THESE ... . if 1983F-350Pickup. 6.9Diesel. 2 ~ GREAT BARGAINS V ~ ::: (313)887-1482 WD.. extras. (313)437-7458or (313)437'()794. ~ DLRIXG It HUGE 1978 Opel Sedan. air. 233 4 Wheel Dr/ve automatic. gOOd runnmg. Vehicles needs body work and ballery. ...$375.Also 200cubic inch Ford 1979 Blazer. sharp. am-1m I WALDECKER'S I • 6 cylinder engine. 40.000 radio. power Windows. air. 2 · . miles. excellent condition. S2tS 01 tires. engine proles· - .$200. Miscellaneous GTO Slonally rebuoltlast year, plus · parts. Wanted. used arc extras. $7.500.(517)548-3316. I -OVE'E_ J. welder. cash or trade. 1984 Bronco II. air. am-1m SELECTION ... (313)229-8030. stereo. 5 speed overdnve, OLOSgas motor. 1984,307V-B, loaded. mint condition. (517)223-8334. lOUT RO..,JlD-UP new, complete, perfect to I _ replace deisel. Oller. (313)229- 1976Chevy ~ ton SIlverado. • 5579. Locking hubs, low miles.• : 1973 Olds Engine complete. (517)546-3645. • · '455 cu. in. Very low mileage. SALE! • $250 or best oller. (511)223-JEEP, 1979, CHEROKEE. 8 I I · .3968. cylinder automatic. air. family ~ Yup! Thar'lJ be gold nuggets to find ~ · .1972/1976 Pinto parIs. 4wheeler. $5,995. YOU'LL FIND · Passenger door. lender, hood Bill Brown Ford, 35000 ~ throughout our spread of used cars. ~ • -and gftl!. Cheap.13131624-8152.Plymouth Rd. al Wayne ~~ lasso one of these beauties! ~ • :,979 Ram Charger drive train. Rd. 421-7000 · .:l83 or 4004 barrel Intake and .1!l!l9 Chevelle 4x4. Needs ~ ~ ~ · -carbo318alumInum intake and mlllor body work. $1,800 or m; 1984Renault I 1984Buick 1983Pontiac I " carbo318engine, 80.000miles. best oller. (517)546-8372. ~ Fuego CenturyCpe. ~~~~~;~~r~Grand Prix ] I (313)832·5206. please leave 1978CJ5. 6 cylinder. 3 speed. - ·message. gOOd condition, $3.000. I Air. stereo. ~~;:~~~. air. Blk.B::~uty. ',/ i!!1 '76 Sunbird lor parts. Good ::13=:133)2:::3::-1>..:;23:::25:=;.:----..,._ lactory crUise, Air. auto.. I II • engine, tires. Call anytime. 1962 Dodge 4 wheel drove. official car. sunrool, SAVE u Y ~ THE CAR • (313)437-1513. Runs good. $750. (511)546- ~ 13.000 miles equipped. J.r • -4 Tires. P225-75RI5. $35. 9449.call after 6 p.m. (313)887-3353. 1978Ford Bronco RangerXLT. 'WANTED: 360 or 400 Dodge new radiator, new tie rod ; SAVE S9895 J. • ·engone. Call aller 6 p.m. ends, rebUIlt springs. new · (313)227-4769. outer U joonts. tape deck and ~ 1983Renault 1984Pontiac 1983Pontiac 1983Pontiac , am-1m stereo roldlo, cruise I ~~ · : ·225 Autos Wanted control, $4.200or best oller. ~ AllianceL40r. I 200040r. 20004Dr. Bonneville '-!.Hh' ... !rll , " • (313)349-9495. • 'BUVING junk cars and late ~:c=::::..;.=:-."...,..--- 5 speed, I Sedan I Wagon :l--~ • "model wrecks. We sell new 1977 Jeep. Ch~rokee, c. I~~,~~: 1 1 I A I Auto .. air, I - .and used parts at reasonable automatic. air. lair tI.xly. s ereo, , uto .. air. 1 stereo. I Air, stereo. ~ YOU WANT ~ .: ·prlces. Miech,els auto $1.400.(3131478-1281. ~ I owner. stereo. I ~ • • 'Salvage. (511)546-4111. 1960 Jeep Wagoneer Ltd.• ~I : • . loaded. excellent condition. • ' 228 Construction $5,500. Days (517)223-3m. ~LS5295j :S7$9 ) ~5~lJ! l:S995) S9~ '" EquIpment Evenings(517)546-6254. I : : :1962 Ford 1 Ion dump truck. 1979Jeep Cherokee, 360slick, bad engme. Make reasonable ~ 1983aIds cutlass 1983Pontiac 6D004 Dr. b1984Chev.Chevette 1982Chev. . I • • ,$1.000. 1963 Chevy 2'h ton offer. (313)349-1729. ~ ham Air, stereo. cruise. 4 Dr. Monte Carlo .,., _ · : ·«Jumptruck. S1.000.13131878-::::~7=;::=~~."..,..--- •• 'S865alter6 p.m. 19n Suburban Chevrolel . ~ Ciera Broug Save. I speed'$A Mr ad,0 ,6 FullyeQulpped.ONLY,ooom'Ies I! :. :TANDEMAxle heavy duty low (517)546-5568. ~ 4 dr .• fully : ·60y trailer. $800 or best oller. 235 Vans $7695 4 9 9 5 $6595 ~ • • :(611)546-1723or (517)546-4293. ~ equipped. SAVEl ill · ~). ... 1983Chevy Van Conversion. Now get a ; .230 Trucks Fully equipped for travel and !-"~ 1982Ford Escort Cpe. 1983Renault Alliance • 1981Ply. Reliant I camping. 12,000 miles. $15.900. Tu-tone, rear defrost. 2 Dr. Wagon!rll : :1983 Chevy 'I.! ton pickup, (313)887-1115. ~ ~939S 'power steering. power [1'. 4 speed. radio. ONL V Auto .• stereo. sharp. ~ clearance deal! :- :brakes, 8 loot bed, 6 stick, 19n Chevy van. 350 V-B.runs • ' .$5,100.(313)227-1670. gOOd. body rusty, $125. ~ 1'1 - -- $3995 $4695 $4695 ~ ~ • '1975Chevy e-2O Pickup Stake (313)259-0666 8 a.m. to • :Truck. Good Condition. $850. .:.:.:.:....:::=4:30 p.m. _ : -(313)437-2402. ~ 1981Buick Lesabre : 1981Ford Escort 198~ R:a~t Cpe. ,1983 Renault Alliance I VANS-VANS Lmt. 4 Dr. I Wagon I 0/L4 Dr. I!rll '. :1965 Chevy Short bed. Air, stereo. low miles flri · • ,Southern trUCk.283,new tires, 7 Club Wagons & ~ Diesel. air. stereo. ! Auto .. radiO sharp. I Air, 5 speed. stereo tr.i · , 'exceptionally clean. $2500.or , ...best oller. 15171546-9622. Van Conversions : ·1'967Chevy Pickup. Flatbed. To Choose From ~ $5995 L $3795) $5895 $5495 I • rebuilt engine/transmission Bill Brown Ford, 35000 • :and exhausl. Runsgreat, $750. Plymouth Rd. at Wayne ~ 1981Ply. TC33 Dr. 1981Olds Omega 4 Dr. ~81 AMC Spirit 1980Toyota Celica ~ : ·or best offer. (313)229-4396. Rd. 421.7000 · ;1981half ton Chevy piCkup,V· le75 Dodge van. Power steer- · .8. 4 speed manual With over· Ing, stereo cassette. chrome : ·drive. power steenng. power horn. mag wheels. captain R"'YS3;~S-"0' ~'"~ii~5~"' "pe;~7"95"0' "';3695"""· · • :brake. am-1m,fiberglass cap. chairs, storage. bed area. I I • .$5,200.(313)685-7453=.,. _ New: exhaust. brakes. tires.

: '1963 Chevy pickup, 6 cylinder Approximately 60.000 miles. ~ 1980Pontiac Flrebird I 1979Ply. St. Regis 4 1979Buick Lesabre ~ $1,575.(517)546-9821. • :s1ic~, $350 or besl oller. ~ Espirit i 1979Ply. Volare 4 Dr. Dr. Sport Cpe. iPt Ch~erFwthAvenue : ·(313)231·2205. 1978Ford van. prolessionally ~.or · :,973 Ford Stake truck, newly customized. $5.500. (313)437. 3352. g • .rebullt, $2.400. (313)68$09244 & \C\ .\~Ul\e staAtln Stock No. 449 : ·evenings. 1983 GMC Starcralt deluxe I $13 299 * I'''·-;6495'''' '''·~329;'''· ""'~3995"" T"~99S0.. ,,,,,,,,,\\,.e(1 .' · :FORD,1974.'h ton, alf. am-1m, conversion. under 12.000 I : 3 speed, cap. some rust, runs miles. AoIklng $17.500. oe,t may well be the best • Good Selection (517)548-1722. (tl..,i 1979Mercury Zephyr 1978Ford T.Blrd 1978Ford Mustang...... : • :well. $895.(313)227-3001. luxury car value In America. • tmmediate Delivery 1972 VW van. Runs. needs FIfth Avenue ISalwaySa good buyWllh a work. $350,(313)227.1418. · : •1983 Ford. F-350stake dump baseSldcoal Sound lnsutaloOn Wh<"-r'$l OtocluC1~awo .... : truCk. 30.000miles. 351V-B,6 FORTMyers, Flonda, 26ft. RV • Trun~Dress·Up. Warn'ng!Intenor E'cl"""'lea..,. ASKfOROETAIL$ • : . (on dump, cast iron plnlle LogI1IPacl

7 •• Wednesday. Augustl. 1984-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHvILLe HI:WHU-wALLI:U LAI\I: VVIh""""- · ~ _~ ..lluying in Livingston County Saves Dollars and Makes Sense! · . The Livingston County Auto Dealer's Association has ove' 2000new & used cars 8- trucks to choose from

: ~Ir!I . I . WILSON FORD & MERCURY ':'~.,1 " UGd'S... FOR THE BEST BUYS IN HILLTOP FORD ~:~'!' . .. .. ~ j!/ C..... ,fiG1'0",."6"C ...... Jf~~USEDCARS' . 517 : I .-r"''' ~ '84 TEMPO GL '84 LTO : V 1-18 PICK-UP 4 dr auto air 5 Pass. wagon. 510 195 · " ste;eo. " • 58277 auto. all. stereo. , 546·2250 '84 LTD '82 LN7 5 Pass wagon. 510 295 4 spd .• auto. overdrive. • moonrool. 55795 all. stereo. stereo 1974 Torino :~A I I') 1 ill) I -a' -I 3!=<91 :1') I =f1S ];I,.-, ("9; It!';1' 3juJu. 2dr '".1 SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONL YJ 5 1,', '82 Escort 4 dr .. stereo. 4M436A. 38.600 miles. 3995 I'} ", 1977 Pinto Sta-Wgn 'I '82 Escort Wagon P.s .• 44.000 miles $4695 "I ONLY$395 /. I 1979 Pinto I Stock No. 510 '82 Escort 2 dr .• extra clean. 24.000 miles. 3 dr Runabout. auto on· TINTED GLASS - POWERSTEERING- BRAKES- Iy 28.000 actual miles • I ONLY $2695 STEP BUMPER - RADIO- 4 SPEED '82 Escort 2 dr • sharp. 24.000 miles. 54695 1978 Mustang ONLY $6895 '81 Escort '80 Horizon TC3 2dr .. pncednght. 53295 AII.newhres. PluS TaJIC Title and 55.000 miles. ",cecar. $3895 ONLy$1995 Destination Charges '81 Buick Century '79 Pontiac Lemans 1980 Chevette 4dr .• sharpand 2dr .. looksgood. ... -.- ---- runs gOOd. all. 53895 loaded 56895 2dr .4spd --~=-- ONLY$2795 )b,.~ '80 Cougar XR7 '76 Toyota Celica GT t1~~=~11 AIr. gtere\:>. extra 55595 Air. AM·FM.5 gpd .• $2295 clean. 52.000 miles. 1981 Fairmont

. 2dr .21.000 miles ONLY$3595 Mitchell-Staehler "81 F-150 Pickup 81I.box.6cyl.3spd .. clean 55495 . Chevrolet:-Olds 1981 Fairmont Futura 307W. Grand River 517-223-9129 OPEl SATURDAYS! 2~r auto ONLY$3995 OPEN Mon ~ Thurs E_es °td 9 P m FOWLERVILLE Tues Wed.Fn °hI6pm.SaI10am.2pm BID·;D· . , .;g.. IIDDDIm 1983 Escort 4dr 4spd ONLY Don't trudge ol~ te' II· e $4295 1982 Courier XL T bIg C1:y 5spd ONLY$4495 to make'

1984 Tempo GL 4 cr air. 5 spd . stereo. 13 OOOm,Ies

" ~ \-," " .. ONLyS.7595 , ,. "" - ; - ¥ 1981 Grand Marquis 2 Dr. when everythang you need I~ here A must see car ONLyS7995 '. nt your door"tep! 1973 Winnabago 20 tl Motor Home, gen.

air ONLy$7995

1981 Ford F-2S0 Pickup 4,,4 XL T. auto. alT. stereo ONLyS7995 You can buy a car with 1983 Mustang GT 5 spd •all. full power. NO MONEY DOWN! '7.00e miles under You pay tax. tItle & license and warranty we'lI 'man.:e the balance' ONLyS8895 '83 Chrysler E Class Factory atllc_al air P Wl/tnOow"slcveo 57288 '81 Plymouth Reliant 2 Dr. 1981 Lincoln Town Car , Co,. lOP auto iI.' stereo flff CfUIS.' $4988 ~ ~ '81 Mercury Lynx Sta. Wagon S,g Senes. 4 dr S Auto r1~an Jb 000 mllP50 53988 ONLy 9695 '82 Buick Century Limitell 4 Dr. l')"cl'd "("v (\(0.10 56988 "~ ,~·t" '81 Olds Custom Cruiser '"" pc .... ".'0 55288 1982 Grand Marquis '. '82 Ford EXP 54688 4 dr .loaCled. luxury .,' lOt.. 22.000aclual mrles ONLY$9495 '78 Chrysler N~w Yorker ;0. ,o.. m.'•• ""0 53288 , '81 Buick Regal 2<1' 28000m,les 56888 1983 Mercury Colony Park PICKUPS Sta-WgnLSONLY $10,695 '78 Dodge Au'" c.,p 51588 '76 Ford 4X4 51388 '69 Ford 4X4. • ""ro 51288 1982 Continental 4 dr • Signature Selles John's tu-tone. loaded 26.000 MAKE AN OFFER SALE!!! miles ONLY$13,695

. ~, ,f OVER 20TO CHOOSE FROM '76 Plymouth Voyager Wagon 2 4x4 Pickups '76 Ford Granada '78 Dodge Omn! '76 Plymouth V!llare (2) 2 Monte Carlo's '77 & '78 .TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR' '76 Dodge Charger '80 Dodge Omn! CLEAN CARS & TRUCKS & MOTOR HOMES 12-B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday, August 1, 1984 ••

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AT VARSITY FORD ARIZONA car. 1981 Datsun 510. - AIr, AM-FM cassette, four' door hatchback, low mileage,· live speed, new tires, two tone • EVERYBODY SAVES palnt. $4,795 or will consider • -SHUMAN!!!! all trades. Here two weeks on- • DURING FORD'S FACTORY Iy. (511)851-8880. • AAA Flea Market. sell your • AUTHORIZED car, truck, RV. M-36 and: . Chilson. Hamburg (313)231., • I - - 1166. • • BUYING Junk cars and late. • model wrecks. We sell new'. CLEARANCE and used parts at reasonable • prices. Mlechlels auto: Salvage. (517)548-4111. , •• CLEARANCE BIOS are being taken on a 1981 • SALE! AMC Spirit GT, 2-door. Con-. • tact the' Collection Depart.·. ment, NewCentury Bank- • Metro West. (511)546.3410. : '84 ESCORT '84 RANGER '84 MUSTANG LX 1978 Buick LeSabre SPOrt • HATCHBACK PICKUP CONVERTIBLE Coupe. Turbo V-6, excellent. - - 2 0 engine. 4 .peed. power 3.8 F.I. V4S.automatic.power condltlon. (313)685-2358. 1.6 fuel saver engine. 4 e brake.. cloth bench seat. steering and brakes. console. 1983 Buick SkyhaWk, 4 door • speed overdrive, P175x13 gauge.. headliner. step Intervalwipers. white side weU tires, fronl wheel drive, bumper. low mount mirrors. tires•• Ir. tinted glaSS.AM/FM fUlly loaded, 10,000 miles, ex: : cloth reclining seats. Stock doluxe wheel•• AM/FM radio. stereo cassette. premium cellent conditIon. (313)348-844!j • No. 5897. sound. speed contrOl. tilt. wire after6 p.m. ~:1~dt~:::e7~:r'1,g~~og:~~ wheels.St~ No.5565. No.6260 ANDYOURCOOD 1983 Buick century Limited, • CREDIT DEUVERS ANY executive car, loaded, $8.900 •• NEW CAR OR TRUCK or best offer, (313)227-2265. BUICK Opel. 1977. 2 door. 5 speed. radio. Excellent condl. '84 ESCORY' '84 TEMPO 4 '84T·BIRD '84EXP tion. must see, $1950. (313)227~ STAnON WAGON DOOR YURBOCOUPE SPORT COUPE 3495. 1,6 engine. 4 speE'd. power 2.3 H.S.C. engine, 4 speed. 23 turbo. 5 speed, lull power. 1.8 H 0 engine. 5 spel • p..b•• 1978 Camaro LT, 4 speed, 305; . ' brakes, air. rear defogger. power brakes, P175x13 all air. 1111. speed control. tinted V-8. tilt, AM-FM, T-tops, runs' season tires, cloth reclin- gtass. AM/FM .tereo casselle. ~:~I~~~n~~'gatsu=~ :~ tinted glass, cloth reclining great, $3,900. or best offer. ' seats. fold down rear seat • Ing seats, room for 5 rear defogger. clear-eoatpaint. ed steel wheels. ~65X13 black . plu. loaded wllh .tandarll .Ide walltires. StockNo 6310 (313)437-4845. Stock No. 6193. g::rngers. Stock No. leature•. StockNo 5872 CREDIT PROBLEMS?' NEEDACAR? ICANHELPI - Front Wheel $5990* $11,590* $6190* HANK CHANTRE Drive 313-478-8000 '84 CROWN VICTORIA - Rear Defogger '84 F-1S0 PICKUP '84 BRONCO II 600 300 6 cylinder, 4 speed 4X4 4Dool 1979 Chevette. 2 door, ex- - Radio overdrive, . power steering 2.8 V-6. 4 speed. power cellent condition. 51.000 miles. 1984 - Body Side CARS, and brakes, gauges, opt. steering and brakes. lock- $1,650. (313)878-3040. . 5250 No. G.V.W .• low mount ing front hubs. sport wheel Moldings CORVETTE. 1981. Two-tone, . mirrors. elgar, lighter. covers. reclonlng bucket COLT -And More! TRUCKS, heavy duty battery, exterior seats. split fold rear seat. loaded. Excellent Condition,' I Stock No. 271 sound package. (5) P2t5x15 low mount mirrors. Stock winter stored. $13.800. & VANS IN tires. Stock no. 6149. No. 5528. (3131878-67'95. 1974 Chevelle rebuilt 400' all STOCK new high' performance parts. ' $1,600. (517)546-2003 after 5 p.m. • :.'. 1981,Chevy Citation. 4-door,. L1FETIMEI air. cruise, automatic, ex-' SERVICE cellent condltlon., no rust, GUARANTEE $3200. (517)546-6498. 1978 Chevette. excellent con- dition, runs good, $2.000. Day hours call (517)548-5122ask for, Renee. Evenings call (313)229- WE ARE 9037. 1979 ChevrOlet Chevette, 4 door. like new. Asking $3,000. (517)546-1401. I DEALING!! 1966 Chevrolet Impala conver- tible. 45,000 actual miles, ex- cellent condition. $3,900. (313)685-3539. 1980 Cougar XR-7, air, cruise. c vinyl roof. recliner seats. Ex- cellent condition. Clean. SHUMAN $4.650. !313)349-1108. 1977 Cutlass Supreme. 2 Door. MOTOR SALES air. AM-FM stereo, good con- dition. $1500. or best offer. (3131669-2463. . 1111S. Commerce WALLED LAKE 669-2010 1976Chevy Caprice. All power, at Pontiac Trail - good condition, $1.500 or best offer. (313)227-4856. , CHEVETTE. 1981. Two-door.· Hatchback. Good Condition. I~ Newtlres,brakes.$2.800/best * *_*offer. (313)437-0853. • • , ,. • • _ ",' :;:...... _,. ", •••••• _ __ 1981 ~hevette. 4 ~oor, stan-::: • . dard, good condition. $2.800. ,'. (517)546-2020. • , •• *_*I 1977 Chevy Monte Carl9, 305;.::' Be a Sta r at V-8. good condition. Interior.·· J spotless, high mileage':· 's freeway driving. new parts~:-: MCD0 naldFord radials, very rehable. Call after" ••• 5 pm. (313)227-7292. • : • : • 1977 Cutlass Supreme, V8;:': automatic. 2 door, $1800. o~':' make offer. (517)548.4055. • - • CHEVETTE. 1979, four door:::: $1,700. best offer. (313)437-·.· 8575. • :.: TEMPO SALE 1978 Chevette, 4 door. gOO({.:. condition. $1,050. (313)~ : • : 4568. • • * * 1979 Cutlass Brougham. V-8,':' excellent condition, fu'lt:·:1 power. $4,595. (3131632-7804. • .' 1977 Chrysler Cordoba, ful~.· : power. good condition, $1,200: " (313)227~. .' 1982 century Limited, 4 door; : • ; $ loaded, air condition, am-1m' , Cash cassette, power windows,' . power locks, cruise and mor!' .. - • Very clean. Must sell. $7,000: (313)632-5330. • - * * 1976 Cordoba. black. sharp, • Rebate good condition. $1.500.' • (313)49&-2017. ., (A PLAN & Z PLAN '275 Rebate) '78 Camero, 6 cylinder. ne~ .:l Must be delivered by August 5, 1984 tires, stereo. like new In and • out. 60,000 miles, one owner: :. $2 950 or best offer. (313)227-' • 6199. • CORVETIE. 1984. Loaded, she's a beauty. $23,000. (3131878-0795. * * CIERA, '82. 4 door. I~w::: mileage, cruise. tilt, air. rear defroster. other extras. $7500;. ~ • (313)437~219. • ••• ~ 1977 Camara. Air. stereo, rust: .: free. Good shape. $1900.-:· !313)437-6902. • '. ~ 1981 Dodge Aries. 62,000'. miles, power steerlng. power . brakes. rustproofed. $3,500.• Stk. No. 41095 (313)229-8149. • • 1978 Day10na Charger with II* Crager rims, GT radial tires and much more. $1,800. Call Sale Price (313)684-2233after 5 p.m. 1978 Datsun 200SX. Stereo, 5 speed. $1.500 or best offer.' Cash Rebate (313)231-2241. 1981 Datsun 210 wagon, very good condition. $400 under * book. Must sell. (313)684-1053. 1984 Datsun Santra wagon. 5 $6266* Your Price speed. air. rustprooled,- deluxe Interior, 9,000 miles. 75 Tempos to choose from L's, GL's and GLX'~ $7,900. (313)478-4793. ·C'lus tax, title and destination charges FOR SALE AS IS USED POLICE * CAR 1980 CHRYSLER NEWPORT (V.I.N. A442LAA152512) Alt. p.s •• p.b •• radio, car can be Inspected at the Northville Police Station. Minimum Bid '600 Sealed bids accepted unlll2 p.m., August ,,' 15,19lW CITY CLERKS OFFICE 215W. Mlln Str .. t NorthYille, MI

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240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobile. 240 Automobres 1981 Dodge Omnl. AM-FM SILVERADO PICKUP, 1979. 2- MUSTANGS CUTLASS, 1979, Supreme. stereo, power brakes, pOwer Tone palnt, 4x4, automallc alr 1080 Oldsmobile Starllre GT, TRANS AM, 1979, T·tops, PONTIAC T-l000, 1981. Air, 1974 Super Beetle Baja Bug. 1874 Torino. Excellent cond'-. :. 21 to choose Irom, 1984. 1983, Automallc, air, Landau roo/. steering, new tires, rear very low miles. S6890. " power steering, power automallc. aIr, super 8harpl power steering, power New palnl, shocks, 8truts, tlon, new tires. slereo, air, 1It~. : • : delrosler, lour speed, low bar 1981, 1980 & 1979. same Day wire Wheels. $5,225. brakes, sunroof, air, AMIFM $5.995. brakes. automallc, five door, engine, and transmission. Marty Feldman Chevrolel, Flnanclngl lie rust, $1500. (313)426-4997. ':.: included. $3,000, excellent Marty Feldman Chevrolel. stereo. Excellent condition. Marty Feldman Chevrolet, low mileage. Excellent condi· Runs great, $1,800. Alter 42355 Grand River, Novl. 348- 1973 VW Super Beelle. Engine· -. condition. (3131887·9811. 7000. • Bill Brown Ford, 35000 42355 Grand River, Novl. 348- $2,800 or best offer. (517)546- 42355 Grand River, Novl. 348- tion. (517)546-7561. 5p.m., (313)229-8605. Plymouth Rd. at Wayne excellent, body good. $1200 or' '. 1982 Delorean. 11,000 miles. 7000. 2846. 7000. Rd. 421-7OCO PINTO, 1978, hatchback, ex- SUBARU, 1976, hardtop GF, 5 offer. must 8ell. Call after: : or besl offer. (517)521- 1982 Olds Custom Crulsei9 $16.800 1984 HorIzon, 4 speed, power ,. cellent condition. automatic speed, 45,000 miles. am-1m, 6 p.m. (313)227-3948. ; : . 4755. passenger wagon, loaded. Iransmlssion, asking $1,475. moonrool, and more. Like new S!eerlng, power brakes, 1980 Monza, 4 speed, ex- PONTIAC LeMans, 1974. Very 1979 VW Rabbit dlesel~'·:· (313)227-4845. (313)348.6937. Inside and oul. $2,350. 1983' Escort GLX Squire Plon~er stereo casselle, gray cellent condition, $2700. Call clean, excellent condillon, 40 mpg. plus. Clean, $2.595. • MAZDA AX·7 GSL, 1980, black, (313)229-9228after 6 p.m. wago"n, five speed, power Inlefl?~ and exterior. excellent (3131885-3135. 1978 Oldsmobile Cutlass new radial tires. (313)231-2423 1977 Pmlo, automallc, 4 (517)223-9332. leering, power brakes. excellent condillon, loaded. Salon. V6, 4 door. air, power. alter4 p.m. COnditIOn. $5.400. (517)546- 1978 Mercury Marquis, 2 door. (,vllnder, rustprooled. runs 1979 Tans AM. excellent con- $7,200. (313)437-a417evenings. new IIres, very reliable. $2100. WANT pot holes removed, let cruise. air, AM·FM, tach, ~267. (517)546-5586. power steering, power 19n Ponllac BonneVille. Load- good, new exhaust, new paint, dition. 40,000 miles, air, power 1979 Monle Carlo, sliver gray, (313)227-7870. Richardson prove he's the delogger, aluminum wheels. 1980 LTO Ford Wagon. Clean, brakes, am-1m stereo, air con- ed, no rust, great shape, excellenl condition, low miles steering, brakes, power wi"" like new, low mileage. 6 to one lor County Commls· $7,200.(313)227·1239. no rust. $3,000. (517)548-2612. ditioning, very clean. $3,200. 19n Oldsmobile Regency, lul· $2,500 or best offer. (517)546- $1,395 or best offer. (313)878- dows and door locks, cruise, 9 pm (313)231·2517. 810ner. Pd. Pol. Adv. 1983 '4' door Escort, 4 speed. (313)227-5108. . Iy loaded. $2,500, (313)227· 7662. 9409. stereo, tilt wheel. $6,500. 1~7 Lincoln Town Car. 37,000 (313134~9942. am-1m' stereo, undercoated, onglnal miles, $1500or besl oI- 'n Nova Concord. 6 cylinder 4788, alter6p.m. 1982 Pontiac 1000, excellent 1984 Renault A/hance, ex· automatic, pOwer steering, suspension handling ler. (313143Ni238 alter 6 p.m. SPIRIT, 1979, DL. A real gas 1983 Olds FlIenza wagon. condillOn, low mileage, load· cellent cond,llon, like new, 'n Trans Am. Red. new tires, Small ads get package, tinted glass, rear saver, bucket seat, must seel power brakes, am-1m stereo 25,000 miles, puwer steering, warranty, $5,895. Bill (313)44~ gOOd condition. S25OO, best 01· '81 Lynx G~. 4 speed, air, ed. (313)45So9585. window del roster . $5,850. $2,990. cassette. Clean, $1500. air conditioning. $6,500. 4159bet~l.g p.m fer. (313)227-4450. attention too. pOwer steering, 73,000 mIles. (3131887.9840. Marly Feldman Chevrolet, (31314&4-0018. $3700. (313)624-6671, 15171548-7682. 1980Eii5Orido Biarntz delsel. 42355 Grand River, Nov!. 348- 19n Olds Delta 88. Excellent 1980 Plymouth Volare. 12,000 $7,500 or best offer. (517)521. AREBIRD ESPRIT RED BIRD 7000. condlllOn. $1,950 or best offer. miles, Flonda car. $4,000. 4755.. 1979.T·tops, bucket seals air (517)546-7227after 4pm. (313)624-6619after 5 p.m. 1979Ford Pinto, excellent con· =~atic. Super Savings; dition, $1,200. (313)227·7236. Marty Feldman Chevrolet, 1982 Flat Strada, 2 door lilt- ~~ Grand River, Novi. 348- back,' 18.000 miles, air. 5 speed: fuel'onJection: am-1m. The roomy GL Sedan - new GTX tiles, like 'new. $3,9S~. (313)348-5858, after FULL SIZE FORD PRODUCTS. 6 pm(313)624-6760. 1981, Mercury Marquis, 1980 reliably SUBARU .. SUPERIOR LTD, 3-1979 LTD's. same Day 1979 Ford Granada, 35,000 Financmg Avaiiable! miles, undercoated, aIr. Ex- Bill Brown Ford, 35000 tas. Good condlllOn. $3,000. Plymouth Rd. at Wayne The spaCIOUS, comfortable GL Sedan ~~,_ (313)532-4059. Rd. 421-7000 I.. 1983 Ford Escort station- ...."~ ~"m,," ...."", o~C~~ A-l BUYER, CASH FOR CARS! m""oo. "'1""'" h••' ~ 1 wagon. beige, power steermg, drove, and bUilt· in Subaru"M'durability.• USED CARS power brakes, automallc, We pay lop $S. For any makes - all at a senSible price. Test drive ra~· ( digital clock, am-1m stereo, & models of Cars & Trucks. one today. ~ Call: Joe D. 20.000 mIles. $5,400. Call even· 30 EPA est. MPG 43 EPA est. hwy•• 1979 Camaro Berlinetta 1980 Diesel Rabbit Marty Feldman Chevrolet, mgs (517)548-2519. GL4-doorSedan 5-speed transmissJon 42355Grand River, Novi. SUBARU. Auto., p.s., p.b • air conditioned, sharp t980 Ford Fairmont, one Economy special, full price. 961-1170 348-7000 Inexpensive And & ready. U355A owner, excellent condition, "$"'1""'11...., II" II''A L8,lJ;"he"n,II, built to stay that way. U332A $2,000. (313)231-2491. 5450 Down 19n Lincoln Town Coupe. 19n Ford Granada, power 65,000 miles. $4.000 or oller. -~ (J4 ~ steering, power brakes, very (3131437-0600belore 6p m. 4~tde S~ 1979Suburban clean, no rust. $2.000 or best 1981 Olds 98 Regency 4 Dr. offer: (517)546-0209. 1969 Mustang Mach I, ex- 40875,Plymouth Rd., corner of Haggerty cellent condition, many ex- low miles, loaded, U99P Low miles, runs perfect. : I 1979 Ford Fairmont Stallon tras. $4,500. (517)546-4411. (W. of 1-275, across from Burroughs) 453-4600 U283A Wagon. Air conditionmg. 1973.Mustangconvert,ble. AM- .. ------.----- ..1 stereo. Good condition. $2,400 : '1 FM stereo, automallc, wile /313)632-5651. Wheels, V-8. $3.500. (313)231· :.1 FORD LTO '78. Power steer- 1721. 1984 Chevette 4 Dr. mg, power brakes, air. cruise. 1929 Model A pickup, good radials. Good condition, $1850 Like new, 9,000 miles, 4 speed, 1980 Mustang restorable condition. extra negotiable. (313)471-5119 bet- AM/FM U350A parIs lor trade. $1.800. ween -1 - 8 p.m. or (313)348- 2 dr., sharp, silver (517)223-3587after 6 p.m. 4190anytime. U259A 1982Ford Escort, 54.699 miles, STATION WAGONS 1983 S-15 Pickup $3.800. (517)548-3054 aller 1981 Mercury Colony Park, 6 pm. 1982 LTD Squire, 1980 LTO Black & gold. Squire, 2-1982 M,d-5ize LTD, crUise. hit, mag '76 Granada, 4 door. air, runs 1980Cutlass Supreme • I 1976 Zephyr, and Escort wheels, allterralO great, $1,100 or best offer. Call 6 Wagons. tltes U264A. Brougham Coupe after 4p.m. Monday thrugh Fri- '81 Bonneville Brougham' '81 OIdsCutlass Brougha :.1 BIIJ Brown Ford, 35000 day, anytime week-ends. .( dOOr. (l,Jff pOWeC'. WWagon _ • Plymouth Rd. at Wayne If. leather lntr,k>f'. .. " Autc>rnattC.lull power. 10k'. $OW Auto., p.s., p.b., A/C, sharp. (313)349-1583. bit, cn"s., power e Rd. 421-7000 mlles.llltO new 1980Chevy Van Customized U356A 19n Grand Pnx. T·tops, all, ::.paJn_Io56695 By Now & Savel 1970 Mercury Cyclone GT, 351 mll •• ~.'~~"" 57650 ~: I AM-FM casselle, excellent Cleveland. runs good. 70,000 Has all the extras a 21,000 Van has at condlfion. $2,150, best ofler, 'SO Toyota Creslda WWagon '82'CavlJler4 Dr. '81 Phoenix miles (rare car). $1,295. half the price, 35.000 mIles. Like new. must sell. (313)632-SnO. AutO. Ill,. lutl 4crl •"If • lull Automatk: 'uti power. air 2· U310P : I (313)231-2811. pOWer. «.000 power 2 tone tOfte pah'll 95 1976 Grand Pnx SJ, T·tops. 1981 Cutlass Supreme new exhaust, loaded, ex- CAMARO, 1981, Z-28. ::;!:"runs "k. 55695 r.::;,~~""" $AVE! 539 1983884 Dr. Royal cellent condition, S38OO. O( Automatic. air, 36.000 miles, AIC, p.s & p.b., nice car. lady dnven. $7,990. 'so Dodge Mirada '82 Dodge Aries '84 Ford Ranger best offer. (313)685-3752 after Extra clean, low miles. low down U344A Marty Feldman Chevrolet, 2dt .auto. fullpewer .... ' 2 dr ,JutOfNfle full power Pickup 4'30 p.m. week-days. gOQdmtleS,clcaoc;QOd • Buy IQwmlleS 4C:yI.'Upd .12000mlles payment. U315A $5950 42355 Grand River, Novl. 348- andOrrvel' 1982Grand Pnx LJ, automatic. 7000. 54695 $9675 air. am-1m stereo, till wheel, 53995 S5995 velour interior, etc. Must sell, '82 Firebird SE '82 Tran's Am '81 Chevy Camero 1981 Pontiac Phoenix $8.100 or best offer. (313)685- 1976 Mercury Montego. ex- Aut3.Ps.. pb. 1984Olds Cutlass Supreme 2270 .. T·topI.auto. full ,Ierect vebur trim cellent condition, new brakes power.alr.lg.000 ~ ~lt=~~=~a~e4..alu'TIl~umVll~s 4 dr., alc, p.s. & p.b. U195A • 4 dr., alc, p.s •• p.b., 19BOGrand Prix W, power Win- and tlTE'S.Best offer. (313)2~ 10 •• 11' ••• _. -'897 ~::::I=;,t;;,58995 ~=...... & 55695 tinted glass, low miles dows, power 'ljakes, am-1m, 7198. 5300 Down (517)548-1699. 1979 Mercury Colony Park sta- '84 PONTIAC SUNBIRD 'B2BulckCenturyUmited '836000 LE4 Dr. (4) to choose from 1980' Honzon. 45,000 mIles. tion wagon, ten passenger, AutO. power. air. $tereo. hit wheel. trim & much "door.lunpOWef.alr.~ed :::.:w:~~~t.ff~ good condillon. After SIX low mileage. $3.500. (313)632- more Originally '9121 IowmJles.exUadean Prteedto cruise, excellent (313)437-7392 7635. 57995. -:'$AVEBIGl" ~'::'f.:'.~o.,n58495 '79 Camero '84 Fiero SE '12 J·2000 2 Dr.Hatch Fullpowet •.Jlr toaded low miles Complll'e to new' ave:rhou FINANCING AVAILABLE Also Many Other Fine Used Cars To Select From! . liB SELLERS Mj..V4~ bring the wekNeow t1~11 litfle friends cmn:rt.UMCI'J'ClIlS MIlTS IlMSIOII ItEEP THAT GREAT Gal FUUNG W1TH GENUINE Gal PAIIT$ too! 38000 Grand River Ave. kids!. Farmington Hills 478·8000 WO-"' .... -~_. '81 thru '84 ESCORTS "e.. GooIIII .... To," ""', Sot 1Ns Extr. elean. lOwmil" SelIAl CITATIONS CELEBRITIES wagon Wheels _"""~AI _lLoOh~t_ Ono._AI Automatic, air, power steetlng and .2 Doors"" Doors, XII 2 Doors-4 Doors, Wagons brakes. AM/FM casselle, sport 55495 1983 F-150 413,400 41NSTOCK 81NSTOCK wheels and sttlpes S3995 S4895 S3995 $3895 54595 Auto., p.s., p.b., stereo, cap, 18.000 F,ROM 56988 FROM 59288 1980T-BIRD miles, sport wheels & stnpes. 1982 1978 1982 1980 1979 1979 All, automatic, cruise, Burgundy 1983 RANGER PONT. S-10 PICK UPS FULL SIZE PICK UP with Burgundy Interior. OLDS MERC. PONTIAC CUTLASS CHEV.% 2 WhOO!-4 Wheel, ShOfl Bed·long Bed 2 Wheel-4 Wheel $4995 4speed, power steenng and 6000LE BRO. CPE. Ton4X4 GRAND Long Bod-Short Bcd 1981 MUSTANG brakes, stereo, sport Stllpe, step 20001.CIERAL.. _ ~. COUGAR ;OVER20INSTOCK bumper. F!#rE=.Low PRIX 54995 AlII•• WNlt W.... 4 CIOOr.5eClan.lol.0' Vlrool•• ,.reo& mo,. A", ""10 •prICed rlghU L.. _lOIt cI 0pI0 3 door. 4 speed. power steering ...... TOGo IltocIrToOoAI e.tras,low mill. Don't miss" _Pl1cod RIgN AI FROM 56988 and brakes, stereo tape, sunrool. $4595 AI sport stripes. 1983 RANGER : CORVETTES 1982 ZEPHYR 4Speed,power sleering and '7395 '3395 $6895 $5995 $5895 '3995 • 1-AulomallC brakes.slereo, sport stripe, slep 2-Sllck 4cfoa(.lIr,lutomallc,powerSleering&nc1$4895 bumper. $4995 brakes,slereo,low miles.Xl,. nlcel _ MOREONTHE WAY f you'RE FUSSY ABOUT OPEN'nL PlltC( TRAIl( AUO¥MC[ 9PM , SVMCl 5(£ US! MON'THUAS •••• ~~[llfiJlYl!mifmo~•• (RIGHT OFF JEFFRIES FRfEWAY) The Fussy Customer Store

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241 Vehicles 241 Vehicles . Under $1000. Under $1000.

'AUTO Insurance. regardless 1973 Hornel. Strong engine, of points. call Robb Insurance good body. $600 negollable. Agency. (5ln223-8832. (5ln548-3705. Jerry. '19n Astra. Cast Iron Engine. 1972 Impala, 2 door, power $875. (3131685-3285. steering, power brakes, V-a :1975 Buick Apollo, runs good, Automallc. $425. (517)546-4491. low miles, some rusl. $600. 1972 Internallonal Travelall. Work (313)227·2010, home Runs good, $150. (517)546- (313)227·7891. Ask for Greg. 7281. 1973 Buick LeSabre, very good 19644 wheel drive Jeep stalion conditIon, lots of miles but still wagon With snowplow, needs runs excellent. 2 new snow work. Make offer. (313)229- tires. S800 firm. Call (313)629- 6704. 4722. 1978 LTD II. Power steering, 1974 Buick Regal, runs good. power brakes, tinted glass, $425 or best offer. (517)546- radiO. New; complete ex· 7947. haust, wlOdshied, brakes. '75 Cullass Salon, runs great, EnglOe and transmission, nice intenor. New tires. $700. 60,000 miles, good transporta· (3131231·1552. tlon. $875. (517)546-9821. 1971 C u''':'I1::':a-s-s.--:E=-x-c-e""'lI-e-'nt 1971 Maverick. runs good, lair Transportation. $350 or best condItion. $450. (3131229-2347. offer. (313)437-8403. 1974 Manta Opel. Engine and '72 Catahn:'::a'-'-.N"'e:'::w"":-br-a:-ke-s-,-e-x. drive train 10 excellent condl' haust, extra set of tires $350 tlon. Body rough but or best offer. (313)348-5376 drlveable, $275. (313)735-4850. alter6 p.m. 1974 Mustang, $125. (313)227· 1969 Cougar. 351, runs great, 4756 needs heater core and body Finale work, $600. (313)231·2581. 1972 Chevrolet Caprice. $200. 1967 Mercury Colony Park Sta- (313)437.5929aller5 pm. tlon Wagon. No rust, 410 1978 Chevelte. good condl- Marauder engine, excellent condition. Drives and looks The clouds dispelled the sun's bright rays tiol): $600. " interested call good. Southern car. Needs Thenlightening crossed the sky (3131878-3083. mlOor transmission work. 1972 Cutla.'lS S Automatic. $850. (313)887-6456. Thesaddest, darkest of all days power steering, AM·FM radiO, 1976 Mercury Monarch. Power Began when He did die. air. New: tires. radIator. spr· steenng, power brakes. stan- Ings. $800 or best offer. dard transmiSSion, new The temple's drape wasrent in two (313)437·1686. radIals $800 (517)546-4860. As wind with strength did blow. 1975 Chevy Luv, lIatbl'd. 1973 Mercury Montego. Good It seemed Natureherselfjust knew dependable, $275. (517•.>46- running condition, $500. Call 3374. (517)546-8998. This great portent of woe. 1970 Chevy. Runs gooO. some ~19-=:::73!:::;=M~er~cu=:ry-,-,4:-:-doo-r,-r-un-s rusl. (5171546-2243 well, $350 or best offer. His human side had borne thepain '72 Cullass, southern car, ex· (517)546-7942. And sufferingon that Tree cellent body. air conditiOning, 1:19==75~M'::-u':":s:":ta::':ng-,-4""""s-pe-ed-;-.-:e-x. But God, the Father, did ordain power steering and brakes, fm cellent transportation. S500 or "DIRECT DEPOSIT stereo, sun-roof, good tires, offer. (517)546-4223. Thesetrials to-setMan free. new exhaust, etc. $1,000. (313)632-5206. 1974 Marquis, good condition, His mother stood with tear-stained eye, 1977 Cutlass Supreme loaded. $600 or best offer. GIVES MAMA A Brougl>am, needs engine (517)223-7316or (517)548-1460. A sword had pierced her heart, repair. Asking $850. (5171546- 19n Nova, 305 two barrel. air, While John made effort not to cry, 8586. crUIse. power steering. power To be, for her, stalwart. GOOD FEELING, '72 Catahna, new brakes. ex. brakes. runs good. body fair, Must. extra set 01 tires, S350 $800 or best oller. (313)632- Then Joseph, standing midst the croWd, Or best offer. Aller 6p.m. 5206. - Offered his own tomb (3131348-5376. 1971 Nova, 6 cylinder AND SHE'S 1956 Chevrolet Biscayne, 6 automatic. Runs, good condl· Whe:trethey could lovingly enshroud cylinder stick, needs work. tlon. $350. offer. (313)685-1657 Thefruit of Mary's womb. $450 or best offer. (:;13)2:;1- =.ev:.;:e:.;.;n:.;.;In....gs:c...... ,,-.,..--:;;;--::--_ GOT THAT COMING:' 1218. 1973 Olds Delta as. Power As three o'clock drew slowly near 1975 Dodge Plymouth Valiant steering, power brakes, lac- And dark the earth became The old neighborhood's changing. Custom 4 door, new motor, ht- tory air, 35Ocu. in. engine. Therabble cried aloud with fear- tie rust Gets great gas $495 (313)624-1297. BlJt Mama won't leave-she says its mileage, doesn't use 0'1. Ask- OLD Starfrre GT. 19n. Moving, ThenJesus called God's Name. ing $350 or best offer. One must sell. Good condition. 1h", }o_ll rp:-7u;,:u /'edl' r; .t 1./1 her home. I worry a lot less about owner title. has 8 track tape $995/0ffer. (3131878-9033. "Eli, Eli" in pain He cried, her now that she'sgot Direct Deposit. deck and extra spare tires are 1965 Olds F-85. 81,000 miles, Forgave the sinners by His side, il) excellent shape. (313)231- certlfrable. Great shape, $450. Her Social Security goes straight to 3765. (3131876-3543. Thenlooking up to Heaven wide- 1973 Dodge Dart. Slant 6, runs l:19::;76~O::..ld:::s:.::D;;e-::lI-a-::as'::",-r-u-ns-re-:alHe closed His eyes-- her account, so she never has to good, $400. (313)878-2149. good. excellent interior, good And then He died! carry a check. 1972 Dodge pickup, new tires, gas mileage, no rusl. $600. Johanna M. Cafolla • Ask for Direct Deposit wherever you brakes and shocks. Runs 1:(5::;17:j:.)54~6-~563=.::7:.:...-=-:-;-_-=::-,= good. $650. (313)227-3482, 1969 Pontiac Catahna, 58,000 have a savings or checking account. (313)534-1585. original miles. Good transpor- Its free and it'ssomething you de- 1974 Dodge window van, a,r, tation $450. (313)437-4291. A Sister Nowhere rusty but trusty, $500 or best 1975 Plymouth Grand Fury. serve as much as the safety of your • offer. (313)349-9495. $250. or best offer. (313)437- To Be Found own home. 1973 EICamino. power steer-9 ::;7::22=-,'-:::_~~;:--:---;:::- ing, power brakes, air. 1974 1973 Plymouth Duster. Six EICamino lor parts. 350 cvhnder. New t.res, exhaust, Iwas blessed with a mother, brother and dad engines. Both $350. (517)546- siereo. 5550 or best offer. But without a sister to be born or had 3374. :::(3c=13;::)229-4==--::5o::91.:.:.=:--:---:-==-=-=I wish Ihad a sister to share - ~EPOSI' 1972 Ford Galaxle, dnve away 1963 Pontiac Catahna converti- A person of whom which could care for $200. (517)548-4787. - ble, 60,000 miles. Irame "Why can't Ibave a sister?" I ask myself 1970 Ford LTD. runs well, $195. rusted. $300.t313)437-3897__ Another face in the family portrait 'upon the AFTER ALL, YOU'VE GOT ITCOMING. (313)632-6318. 1974 Pontiac Grandville. 4 shelf 1972 F·250, 300. 6 cyhnder, 4 Ooor, $400 or best offer. I'd love a baby sister to love and hold ~ speed. heavy duty, flat bed. 1:(3::;13;::18::.:.78-::-::-94::;09:.:.,.,--,.--,:---:::7::::- United Siotes Treasury ~ .~ 71,000 original. some rust. 1979 Renault LeCar, $400. Togive me faith and to make me bold mechanically good. $600 or (5171546-3937. I'd love an older sister, too make offer. (313)229-8559. '-='73c..:-=:T:":_B::"lr=d~,'"'$4O::-5O=--or-b:-e-s""t-of""fe-r. To teach me to be loving and true 1973 Ford van Camper Special Ask lor Barbara Rae, (313)685- Don't get me wrong - brothers are super good S650. (3131878-3557. .:..143,::,7'-'..--,-:- -:- But they can't be - what a sister could. 1974 Ford Ranch wagon. Runs 1974 Vega wagon, air, great, very clean, must see. automatiC, radiO. $295. $750. (517)546-2322. (313)437-9761 Rebecca Carter FOR sale, 1973 Mustang. Runs 1:19::;7~1=;"'va:::I:..'la"-nt:-.-=En-g-=-in-e-r-u-ns great. $450 (313)455-9685. good, $300 or best offer. 1976 Ford Granada. New IIres (517)548-4318.call alter 6 p.m. Prayers and Bullets and exhaust. $850. (517)546- 1974 Volkswagen Bug, new 6676 or (517)546-4489 shocks and exhaust system, FORD; 1976, 2 door, $650. heal. dOl-1m stereo, S650. (517)223-7279. (313)349-9495. SomeNations still distrust us, Rain bullets back and forth; While we beg Congressto allow prayers In schools. What is it weall lack? F. A. Hasenau

Comused A Picturesque Sunset about cancer The way the sun sets each day Each time in its own brilliant way In colors so bright therapy? They blind my sight It puts me in a world of dreams Another place in time it seems Ilook out and see the sky Knowing it's one of the few things the wealthy Call us can't buy. Its radiance is so true I forget for awhile the sky is really blue for help. But moments doesit set Many things I seem to forget Thepresent is past My thoughts are last All is forgotten except the brilliance of the sky. All those beautiful colors up sohigh 1-800-4- How can it be? Did God create this just for me? I enjoy it each night GARAGE CANCER As it pleases my sight What I need is someoneto share This glorious spendor, high up in the air SALE I look up in the sky and what dol see? Michigan Cancer Beautiful, radiant colors - lookingd I· Information Service o w We'll tell you everything n upon me. we know about cancer. Free. Rebecca Carter

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••• • • .In!be';"" w.... _. Ira.... " directory may have only one room avallable for Bed and hangs over the double entrance doors. and Breakfast homes at DoUglas and Holland as well as knocked on a farmhouse-door to ask for a night's lodg- Breakfast guests. Because of various zOning restric- "It's surprising how many people don't know at Pentwater. ing and a meal, the visltois often were welcomed as tions, she adds, the visitors are considered "occasional anything about the concept," Innkeeper Jane Mac- WhUe price Is a factor in the popularity of Bed and sources of news from the outside world. Glasses were • guests in the home. ". Donald says, relating that sometimes there's a knock Breakfasts, the women think other reasons contribute filled and conversation flourished around the fireside. "People who bUy and restore these lovely old ~omes and people are at the door who just wish to have also. The setting may be dlffe~nt, but friendliness re- find they have to abide by local ZQllingI1lgulatlons,!' breakfast. "A lot of people who come into areas on business or mains the special appeal as Bed and Breakfast Buzan continues: Sometimes It is not possible ~ erect a Those who have enjoyed the friendliness, however, who are changing jobs and want to get to know a place establishments are on the increase in this country. Some sign in residential neighborhoods. become Bed and Breakfast regulars, Howell and Buzan stay in Bed and Breakfasts," says Howell, relating how 17 smaIl Inns and homes in Michigan alone are listed in Jane and Bob MacDonald bought a home near the find. a young couple, both University of Michigan graduates a current publication. shores of Lake Michigan that was the summer retreat of "We're so pleased to have several homes leading to have been renting one Bed and Breakfast room in theU: • Often the Bed and Breakfast signs hang In front of Albert (Bert) Sleeper who became governor of Michigan the thumb area," Buzan me~tlons, explaining that vaca- home in Dearborn regularly because "they want to meet historic or Victorian homes. . . in 1917on condition that they could receive a variance to tioners have gone from one to another. Up the shoreline new people." "ThIs kind of accommodation began in the ~ritlsh operate a Bed and Breakfast in a residential area. from the MacDonalds' Victorian home Is Shirley \WhUe the income can be "nice extra change," in Isles centuries ago, and Is still a common form of lodg- Therefore, a neat, gold-lettered name sign, "Gover- Denison's Raymond House Inn in Port Sanllac. most,C8Ses, it Is not a living. ing there," observes Jane MacDonald who operates the nor's Inn," with the words "Bed & Breakfast" below Along the Lake Michigan shore the agency has Bed On an average, the women report, rates range from Governor's Inn in Lexington north of Port Huron with $25 to $50 for two persons with $40 usuaI for two and $30 her husband, Bob. for one person. It also depends, they point out, whether Anyone who has stayed in a first class British hotel Bed and Breakfast guests share the bath. in London, Edinburgh or even historic Chester knows When a listing Is booked with the Betsy Ross Agen. that it's likely to cost more than a $100 traveler's check. cy, this information Is avaIlable. Both Howell and Buzan Those who have time and inclination have ~n doing Inspect together every B & B in their directory. what the Britlshers themselves do when they travel - "We couldn't send guests to a place we haven't • They became aware that the home, known in the been," they exclaim. stopping at homes )Yhere B & B signs are posted. community as the Moore-Sleeper house, was for sale One of the prime proponents of Bed and Breakf~t The women explain they have a "very modest con. and purchased It, contingent on obtaining a zoning, sultatlon charge of $25" to list. In the Sliger-Livingston establishments in Michigan Is Norma Buzan, who variance to operate It as a Bed and Breakfast in a \ became enthusiastic about them three years ago. A . readership area they report they have just listed a home residential area. at Chemung Lake near Brighton and are in process of librarian, and national library board member, she at- It was granted and, after Interior renovation, Jane tended a meeting In California and found friends there doing so in Northville. MacDonald recalls, "we opened for business in May, "A lot of hosts have experienced this kind of had a bed and breakfast host home. She told them she 1983." was sure she could find information about any In hospitality in Europe and want to have the experience " The "lnterior renovation" was apparent as soon as sa~BmM. ' Michigan. the double front doors with elaborate cast Iron grillwork A search on her return, however, revealed there Her list of about 17 Michigan Inns includes several opened when we rang. Jane MacDonald welcomed us in with 8$' few as three rooms and ranges up to the 14·room were no Michigan directories or reservation services. an entry hall whose floors, and those of the living area, Thus, the Betsy Ross Bed & Breakfast Agency was born Natlo~a1 House Inn in Marshall. had been freshly painted. Breakfast may be gourmet with champagne at the In Bloomfield HUls. The "Pink Room" she assigned us at the top of the Buzan and next-door neighbor, "Bert" (Roberta) Grist Guest House in Homer "right next door to the stairs had been papered (right up to the 11·foot celling) True Grist Theatre" or juice, coffee and homemade cof- Howell established the reservation service from their with mlnuscuIe-striped pink Doral wallpaper. The brass homes and pUblished a guidebook, "Bed and Breakfast feecake at the Governor's Inn. and Iron bed was painted white, and a pitcher contain- "Bed and Breakfast," Norma Buzan sums up, "Is more North America" from Betsy Ross Publications. Ing fresh Dowers sat on the dresser. Clean, white cur- Bert Howell willingly gives credit to her partner as an attitude (of friendliness) on the part of the hosts and tains moved in the breeze at the window. guests than anything else." the editor of the publication which Is going Into Its third As advertised, the room was cooled with a fan and edition. A companion directory of 4

2-C- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, AuguaI1.1984 •• " '\ Diet PIli Sweeping U.S. June 23 rites October 12 wedding set New Grapefrutt Announcement of the engagement unite co~ple and approaching marriage of her daUghter Michele McElmurry of Birm- ingham to Steven Michael Fecht of Wix- 'Super Pill' Gives Mary Elizabeth Robertson of Northville ex· om Is made by Mrs. Doris J. changed marriage vows June 23 with Robert McElmurry of BJrmingham. Sheldon Fox In a 10 a.m. ceremony at Greenfield The brlde-eJect also Is the daughter of Fast Weight Loss Village. E. B. McElmuiTy of Southfield. Her fiance Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. No Dieting - Eat All You Want The bride Is the daUghter of Marie Begue Robert· David S. Fecht of Westland. PIli Does All the Wolle son of Northville and the late Dr. F. Edward The brlde-elect, a 1980 graduate with CA. (Spe- Robertson. The bridegroom Is the son of Dr. and a B.A. in Journalism from Michigan BEVERLY HILLS, Mrs. Ralph M. Fox of Alanson and Venice, Florida. Slate University, Is a staff writer for cia1)-An amazing new "super" The Northville Record. grapefruit pill has recently been A reception for family and friends of the couple Her fiance, a 1980 graduate of Central developed and perfected that re- followed at Lovett Hallin the VillaRe. Michigan University with a B.S. in jour· portedly "guarantees" that you nallsm, Is photojournalist for Sliger/- will easily lose at least 10 pounds in The bride Is a Michigan State Uriiveslty graduate Livingston Publications, of which The 10days. Best of all, it allows YOlrto with bachelor and master degrees InNursing. Record Is a part. "eat as much as you want of your They have set an October 12 wedding favorite foods' and still lose a pound a day or more starting from The bridegroom is a Duke University graduate date. I and is a physician In family practice. the very first day until you achieve the ideal weight and figure you They are making their home In Appleton, STEVEN FECHT, desire." . Wisconsin. MICHELE McELMURRY This "super" grapefruit pill is a dramatically improved version of the world famous grapefruit diet. It is far more effective than the original and eliminates "the mess, fuss, and high cost of eating half a Family.welcomes Joshua fresh grapefruit at every meal." "Pill »of,:s AU the Work": : Joshua Thomas Hoetger was born Mrs. Sue Hoetger of Novi ana According to the manufactUrer, July 14 at Providence Hospital in Thomas Hoetger of Elkhart, In- "the pill itself does all the work Southfield weighing eight pounds, 11 diana. while you quickly lose weight with ounces. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. NO starvation "diet menus" to Thomas Hoetger of 540 Horton. Mrs. Great-grandparents are Mr. and follow, NO calorie counting, NO , Local parties held Hoetger Is the former Pam Samonie. Mrs. Paul Stemm of Elkhart. exercise, and NO hunger pangs." It The baby joins a sister, Cory, 18 Plans are being made for a is 1000/0safe. You simply take the months, at home. christening at Most Holy Trinity pill with a glass of water before Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Church where Father Jay Samonie each meal and the amazing combi- Tony Surnonie of Redford Township, is rector. nation of powerful ingredients are so effective they take over and you Walls mark 50-year anniversary start losing weight immediately. Pill Has ALL Daily Vitamins The powerful and unique combi- Two celebrations marked the 5O-year Success in Highland Lakes with friends Club. nation of ingredients are what anniversary of the exchange of mar- and neighbors dropping by. Robert Walls has been retired from make this a "super-pill". It con- riage vows by Jean and Robert Walls in On the Sunday before, the couple Chrysler for 16 years, previously hav- tains highly potent grapefruit con- Edinburgh, Scotland. celebrated with dinner for 32 friends ing worked as an engineer with the auto Little Hornbook School centrate and a diuretic to help A day-long open house was held last and relatives at the Holidome in company for 20years. eliminate bloat and puffiness. No 4 Wednesday at their home at 42784 Lake Livonia. Guests included seven visitors Their home reflects a special interest need to take allY vitamins to main- I who came from Canada. In antiques as Mrs. Walls worked in hos~s August open house tain your good health and energy. A special guest at both celebrations that business at Esther Henry's, one of The pill is fortified with ALL was Mrs. Walls' sister, Mrs. Isa Simp- the largest firms In Edinburgh. She (100%) of the U.S. Government son, who came from Edinburgh, make remembers serving members of the Little Hornbook Day School, located Academics include reading and math daily vitamin requirements. Ing her sixth trip to coincide with the British royal family as well as In Holy Cross Episcopal Church at 46200 readiness, writing, science and social Contains Japanese 'Glucomannan' anniversary. American travelers. She recalls that West Ten Mile In Novi, will hold an open studies. Other activities are practical Each' pill also contains an amaz- Another honor guest was Mrs. Mary Queen Mary was the member of royalty registration from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. life experiences, French, computers, ingly effective amount of "gluco- Given, 92, a resident of Baptist Manor who visited regularly and knew fine an- August 2G-24. arts and crafts and gross and fine mannan", the remarkable natural and long-time friend. She is a past chief tiques. A state-licensed day care, nursery motor activities (such as ballet and dal- dietary fiber discovery from Japan daUghter in the DaUghters of Scotia. The Walls have one son, Gordon. He and kindergarten school for children ly aerobics). (used successfully for over 1500 lIIII Mrs. Walls is a member of Ramsay and his wife, Virginia, live in Livonia. ages 21,2to 6-years old, Little Horn- The school offers snacks and hot lun- years) that expands in your sto- • Lodge of the DaUghters. There also are two granddaUghters, book's goal Is to "develop a love for ches featuring fresh products from its mach and gives you a full and satis- Robert and Jean Walls were married Heather,13, andLaura,l1. learning," according to director An- orchard and dairy. fied feeling all'day long. June 21, 1934,in Fountainbridge Church They were part of the July 22 dinner dreaLenzi. In addition to day care sessions from The super-pill is already sweep: of SCotland in Edinburgh. They lived in celebration for which the Walls' The school utilizes a developmental 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., there also are ing the country with glowing re- Detroit for 28 years after coming to the neighbor, Sally Beckman, created approach, considering each child as a preschool sessions from 9-11:30 a.m. ports of easy and fast weight loss United States in 1948 and have been floral centerpieces, a bouquet for Mrs. unique individual who learns at his or Tuesday and Thursday and a Monday, from formerly overweight people Northville Township residents since Walls and corsages for each woman her own pace, Lenzi added. Wednesday and Friday program. If in all walks of life who are now 1977. guest attending. The school Is designed with various there Is enough interest, there also will slim, trim, and attractive again. . Both have become active in the com- Mr. and Mrs. --Walls. report they interest areas which the child is free to be afternoon sessions. - Both .. ~::Jr· : * • ,~, ,." munity. Mrs. Walls is a member of the received messages of congratulations explore. Each Interest is designed to kindergarten J:'eadiness and Now Available to Public I • Highland Lakes Women's Club and her from President Ronald Reagan, Gover- challenge each child's needs. kindergarten sessions are from 9-11:30 You can order your supply 'of husband currently serves as vice presi- nor James Blanchard and Northville Among the school's offerings are a a.m. Monday through Friday. these highly successful "super" ~ dent of the Northville senior Citizens' Mayor Paul Vernon. ~ variety of musical activities including Parents may stop by the school grapefruit pills (now availaole JEAN AND ROBERT WALLS live piano, rhythms, singing, drama, anytime to register and talk with dIrec- directly from the manufacturer by dress up performing and puppet and tor Andrea Lenzi. mail order only) by sending $12 for finger plays. For further information, call 349-5470. a 14-day supply (or $20 for _a 3O-day supply, orl$35 for a 6O-CIay St. Paul's sets Vacation Bible School supply) cash, check, or money order to: Citrus Industries, 9903 "Share the Good News" Is the theme five themes: Hear About God's Love, A special feature of the program will Montesso~i registration under way Santa Monica BI., Dept. W.24, of this year's Vacation Bible School at Trust God's Power, Learn About Jesus. be a closing service at 6 p.m. August 11 Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. (U.n- st. Paul's Lutheran Church In Nor- Experience Fellowship, and Share Which will be followed by a dessert Novi-Northville Montessori Center, kindergarten program In both half and conditional money-back guarantee thville. Your Faith. social. . located at First United Methodist full-day sessions. if not satisfied.) Visa, MasterCard, Classes for three-year-olds through The daily schedule will include Church of Northville at Eight Mile and Day care is available from 7:30 a.m. and Amer. Express OK. (Send ca:rd 4 eighth graders will be held between students activities, Bible stories, art To register or for more information, Taft roads, will be hosting an open to 5:30 p.m. for children age§ 21h to 6- number, expiration date, and sig- 9:30 a.m. and noon on August 6-10. projects, music, workshop and recrea- cal the church office at 349-3140or house from 7-9p.m. August 23. . years-old. nature.) For fastest service for The sessions are organized around tion. Arlene Kurzawa at 348-2799. The center offers a preschool, For further information, call 348-3033. credit card orders ONLY call toil free 1-(800)-862-6262, ext. W24. :. ~ CoP)riRhl 1934. •

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1_ • •• Wednesday, August 1,1984- THE NOR!HVILLE RECORD-3-C In Our Town .;.Sylvia Fawley celebrates 90 active years Check It Out What's new at the library By JEAN DAY delayed to have the summer visitors on hand. Mrs. Fawley spends summers with the Lowers, and winters in St. :::: L~st Saturday 90 balloons in yellow, lavender and pink Petersburg, Florida. She celebrates Christmas with her grand- were mflated with helium to hover over festivities at the Win- daUghter Ann Cinzori and her family. Enjoy the leisure of summer days tion, this beautiful book presents two chester Road home of Carole and Lynn Lower. The event was a with a new novel from the Northville remarkable characters, unlike and 90th birthday party for Mrs. Lower's grandmother, Sylvia Public Library. unlikely friends. Fawley. . Balkos were 'Holiday Ramblers' THE DIXIE ASSOCIATION by '. Seventy guests were Invited by the Lowers to the party for When the Elmer Balkos participated in a Holiday Rambler SOUTHERN WOMEN by Lois · Which a tent was erected In their back yard. Co-hosts were Mrs. Battle. This saga depicts four Donald Hays. A funny baseball book, outing in South Bend on the campus of Notre Dame last month, generations of a southern family, a satire on the provincial southern ~wer's parents, Marvin and Jean Fawley of Dearborn, and they found themselves at a huge rally among some 1,500mobile with realistic scenes and dialogue mind, a love story, and a tale of an · SIster and her husband, Ann and Robert Cinzori, from Santa homes. Festivities included old time dancing to Big Band that make it a satisfying pleasure. ex-eon reentering society. •• · Barbara, California. They have been visiting with children, sounds and such entertainment as a medicine man with an ·"Cheryl, 17,Jane, 15,and Allen, 12.Other great-grandchildren of RED BARBARIAN by Margaret THE BRIDE by Margaret Irwin. original wagon. Written with an ardor that infuses Mrs. Fawley at the party were the Lowers' children, Jeffrey, Elmer Balko says he discovered it's a "small world" when Gaan. Working In China for a British :li, and Jennifer, 9. tea importing company, Charlie every page, this novel of love and he told a fellow camper that he was from Northville - and heroism tells of royalists of the time . Last week Carole Lower was assembling a poster display of Tyson sees first hand the conse- discovered he was talking with Luther Sutton, a former resi- quences of the Opium war. of Oliver Cromwell. Mrs. Fawley's life. Among friends and relatives at the party dent of Bloomcrest now living in Pineville, Louisiana. were visitors from her hometown of Grafton in West Virginia. JACOB'S WELL: A NOVEL by SUMMER HARVEST by Madge ·They included Elmer, Bea and Elsie Hovatter and Dorothy and Stephen Harrigan. Sam, his wife and Swindells. In this saga of a wealthy Hazel Goodwin. Marshalls among European vacationers her scuba instructor are motivated South African family, Anna marries . A member of the Northville Senior Citizens, Mrs. Fawley is by a need to overcome loneliness a rather unsuccessful farmer, con· an active 90, her granddaUghter reports, noting that the and retrieve their submerged pas- trary to their wishes. Betty and Bob Marshall returned last month from a trip to sions. · milestone actually was June I, but that the celebration was France and England. They were joined in Europe by daughter THE WITCHES OF EASTWICK Tracey, a student at Western Michigan, who had been SUNDOG: THE STORY OF AN by John Updike. Three benevolent backpacking there. She returned with them from London. AMERICAN FOREMAN by Robert witches are close friends. Into the ~ed ~ Breakfast growing Betty Marshall says she especially enjoyed London as a Corvus Strang, as told to Jim Har- group comes pushy, vulgar Van rison: a novel. With careful affee- Horne; then things turn eVil. C'.ontinuP.dfrom I They explain their jobs make it possi- history-lover and had seen the changing of the guard at Buck- After getting settled, we strolled ble to operate the B & B as a seasonal ingham Palace and gone out to the Tower of London. Like so along Lexington's main street with tn- venture. They point out It "allows us to many others, she reports she's "ready to go back." teresting crafts and gift shops and then own a beautiful, historic home" open • along the breakwater at the state main- from Memorial Day weekend through tained harbor factillty at the foot of the mid-october. Gross family's heading for Texas Presbyterian Church slates - street. As the six guests gathered around Charles Gross, a life resident of Northville who In April Dinner in Port Huron was only a short Jane MacDonald's old fashioned table summer Bibletime program drive away. The next morning we ex- in the dining room after serving marked his 21st year as a volunteer member of the city fire changed experiences with our fellow themselves orange juice and coffee department, left for Texas last Saturday. He and his family liv- guests. A young couple from Dearborn from the sideboard the next morning, ed for many years on Orchard. His wife Gail, a former teacher First Presbyterian Church of Nor- such as baker, rope maker, carpenter, had enjoyed the lively roadhouse conversation flowed easily. Jane Mac- In the Northville Cooperative Preschool and currently manager thvillle will be offering a unique ex· metal worker, musicians, potter and restaurant right in Lexington. Donald passed the warm, spice- cof- of the Early American Shop In Plymouth, will be joining him in perience to children in grades 1-6. many others. They were Bed and Breakfast feecake. The breakfast she listed as A Bibletime Marketplace will take Kerrville in mid-AUgust. In addition, they will experience "regulars" and were enthusiastic about "continental" was included in the room place August 6-10 on the church Their daUghter Mary Beth already is in Texas where she is Bibletime songs, games and dances. Bi- a stay in Holland, Michigan, the price of $30 a couple. grounds. • previous week. The other couple, from a sophomore at Schreiner College. Sons Charles and Kenneth From 9:30 a.m. to noon each day, ble stories also will be dramatized. Adrian, confided the weekend had been In ~xchanging home-town informa- will be heading for Texas after their High Adventure outing children will relive Blbletimes events, Registration is $2.50 per child or sa a present from their daughter who tion, we discovered that the Adrian with the Boy Scouts in Cimarron, New Mexico. exploring and experiencing Bibletime per family. Registration forms are teaches at Shrine High School in Royal guests were familiar with Northville, Gross explains he is fulfilling a "life-long dream" of owning occupations a d rellitionships. available at the churc office, 200 East Oak where Bob MacDonald is chalrman our home town. She had trained as a From their family clusters, children Main. The registration deadline is F'1'i· of the business department. Jane Mac- nurse with Georgianna Herald of Nor- his own printing business as he has purchased Brasewell Prin- will venture forth into the Marketplace, day. ting Company in Kerrville. It is a well·known general printing Donald is the media specialist at Fern- thville. where they will participate in the ac- For further information, call the dale High School. Jean Day business established at the turn of the century. tivities of the many and varied shops, church at 349-0911.

CITY OF NOVI Elect NOTICE • CHURCH DIRECTORY FIRSTCHURCHOF THENAZARENE i ABSENT VOTER BALLOTS Jacqueline George 21260Haggery Rd. 348-7600 I For information regarding rates (1-275at 8 MIle) for church listings call The SundaySchool 9'45a m ABSENT VOTER BALLOTS for qualified Attorney At Law Worshiplla.m .6p.m electors are available at the office of the Northville Record 349-1700, 8IbleStudyWed.7p.m . City Clerk. The deadline for mailing ballots Walled Lake/News624-8100 Dr. Richard Parrott. Pastor is Saturday, August 4, 1984. Applications VAC'S must be received by 2:00 p.m. of that date. .\ '" AndMore Absent voter ballots -may be applied for' FIRSTPRESBYTERIANCHURCH WALLEDLAKE FIRST8APTISTCHURC!i I and voted in the Clerks office on Monday, 200E. Main St., Northville 1033 Novi Rd. 349-0911 .. ""k" SO. ,2<,<8, : August 6,1984, until 4:00 P.M. EDT. Wendell L. Baglow. Pastor • I Northville Worship-9.3O&11:00a.m. Sunday,9:45Study. 11.00a.m.WorShIp: 349·3535 Geraldine Stipp, Church School·9:3Oa.m. & 11:00a.m. Dr. Lawrence Chamberlain-Pastor Nursery AvaIlableAt ServIces i • (7-25- & 8-1-84 N-NWL) City Clerk Dr. Jo Taliaferro-Minisiter of EducatIon SPIRITOF CHRIST ST.JOHN LUTHERANCHURCH I LUTHERANCHURCH OF NOVI TenMIlebetweenMeadowbrook& Haggerty (AL.C)Farmington Worship,8:30a.m.& 10'00a.m. 23225GIllRd..Farmington Coffee& Fellowship.11:00a.m. 3blks.S.ofGdRIver.3Blks1'1. ofFarmingtonRd I Wed.EveningService7:30p.m. PastorsCha~esFox&G J. Hoc~ley ChurchOffice- 477-li296 Church-474-0584 I PastorThomasA. Scherger- 478-9265 SummerSundayWorS~lp930am I OUR LADY OFVICTORY FIRSTAPOSTOLICLUTHERNCHURCHl CATHOLIC CHURCH ·Ruby. 26325HalsteadRd altt Mile j 770Thayer. Northville FarmingtonHills.Michigan : WEEKENDLITURGIES Services:1030a m.EverySun. ! • Office Saturday. 5:00& 6:30p.m. 7:00p.m.lsl&3rd Sun.ofeachmonth ! Sunday, 8, 9:30,11a.m. & 12:30p.m. SundaySchool915a m. Church 349-2621,School 349-3610 BIbleClass7:45p m.Tues Supply Religious Education 349-2559 SongServices7.00p m lastSun ofmonth

ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN FIRSTCHURCHOF CHRIST High & ElmStreets. Northville SCIENTIST C. Boerger, Pastor 1100W. Ann ArborTral1 Church & School 349-3140 Plymouth. MIchIgan SundayWorshlp.l0:30a.m. Sunday Worship, 8:00a.m. & 10:30a.m. Sunday School, 10'30a m Casl£rlin'}

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t \ \. • Pool's a winne; The contoured pool with landscaped niches in the garden of the ~ounced. Above, Brian DeSiro, 12, and brother Jason, 6, get Richard DeSiro home on Ambridge Court has won the Garden ready to plunge into the sparkling water. Bonnie DeSiro, at left, of the Month award for its owners. It was the Country Girls tends to the geraniums in a planting group that includes old Garden Branch of the Woman's Nation Farm and Garden fashioned coral bells and daisies. Record photos by Steve Association's choice for a summer July garden, Pat Eden an- Fecht. ------:------, Prospective piano teachers Toronto, Charlevoix outings scheduled , . Northville Community Education, in Plaza 11,featuring 250rooms with over- slight increase in the package price. and glass. offered course at Madonna cooperation with All Ways Travel of size beds, sound-proofing, push-button Destinaton for a September 29-30 All hotel taxes, Ups and baggage Troy. will offer two special package bedside controls for lights and 26- package tour is Charlevoix, Mich., handling are included. as well as one trips inseptember: channel color TV. where passengers willenjoya cruise on complete dinner at the famous "Grey Specialized training in piano former knows how to teach," she teaching will be offered at Madonna said. A one-night round-trip excursion to Also on hand will be "The Greenery the Star of Charlevoix. a 114,-foothand-, Gables" restuarant. College located at 1-96 and Levan Instructing the pedagogy courses Toronto to see the American League Restaurant" for fine international din- crafted cruise diningShip'built in 1981. Brunch will be served on the Star of RoadinLivoniathis fall. will be Linette Popoff, who has a Eastern Division-leading Detroit ing; "Nibblers" coffee shop and deli; I Charlevoix. which will cruise historic ~ TiIfIedrstakarteSonthdeTosronttoBblUesJayds"The Lounge" with piano bar; and a The pacgage includes: round-trip Lake Charlevoix and view the surroun. A piano pedagogy certificate can bachelor's degree in music from w ep a ur tay, ep em er an groundfloorcocktail loungefor drinks. trnportatlon by highway motorcoach to din U' hil j be achieved by completing 33 Marygrove College,a master's from return the follow'mgday the Weathervane Terrace Hotel in g coas mes ween oying qUality . The $99 cost includes all hotel taxes, foodprepared fresh daily. semester hours in such areas as Eastern Michigan University. and Round-trip transportation will be via gratuities and baggage handling Charlevoix,where passengers will stay Ct. theory. applied piano,musichistory. has studied with Lawrence LaGore. deluxe highway motorcoach from the . at oneof 70 deluxe rooms. Acontinental os per passenger IS $121double oc- piano pedagogy and English com- Joseph Gurt and trained at the Main Street M.A.G.S. parking lot in throughout the tnp, as well as foodand breakfast is served daily in the hotel cupancy, $109triple occupancy and $30 position. DorothyTaubman Institute of Piano Northville af the Cambridge Center in ~everage aboard the motorcoach and lobbyoverlookingthe picturesque Pine singlesupplement. This program is for prospective inNewYork. Garden City. All motorcoaches feature }lcketsfortheballgame. River Channel. The thoroughly unique Cost of the trip is ba~ on a teachers who want trainng in piano - In this program, sutdents will ac- : reclinin.gSseat,s, reading lights. !!ir~~he ptice jlf the trip is based 0l! a , lobbyI!ithe creation.o(stone mason and ,minimun( lOr ~~' paying p~ngers. teachng and certification without ,q~ire \!Ieability to teach beginning. conditioningand lavatory. ;;-;- .minimum of 35 passengers. Fialure to artist Earl Young, renowned for his ar- Failure to;'meet this number could the four years of study towaM"a intermediate and advanced plano, The orie-nlghtstay willbe afthe Hoter' meet this number could result in a chitectural finesse with natural stone 'result in/aslight Increase. . . degree. It also affords piano per- formance majors the opportunity to and choose appropriate repertoire from baroque. classical. romantic earn an addlitional certificate in and contemporary literature, as piano teaching. well as evaluate piano method According to Sister Edith Marie, books. chairperson of Madonna's music c9rorfRvilk d'.!partment, performance and For further informatin concerning teaching are twodifferentareas. the plano pedagogy certification. <3RarleJl's "A pianist has to be a good per- contact the music department at forqer to teach. but not every per- MadonnaCollegeat 591-5177.

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Hear ye, the Ren Fest cometh.... T By Alice Davies

photography and costume, as well as in food-i!atlng ... see through the mists of time the wonder 0/ Festival is a startling contrast. The medieval voices . . . . ages past ... " of lutes, shawms, sackbutts, harps and recorders and events tagged as King of the Log, Flatter the . " . " ~ . rely solely on the listener's ear to be heard. There Queen and Fight the Knight. . , '. ~ .. II When hunger sets in, Village stalls offer turkey . . . The Fifth Annual Michigan Renaissance Festival, are no microphones to frustrate speakers when they . . . set in the wooded hills of Colombiere Center near fail. ' drumsticks, scotch eggs, corn on the cob, spinach the Village of Clarkston in Oakland County will pie, sausage, apple fritters, wine, ale, cider and Forest paths lead vistors through the village MEADOW BROOK CONCOURS d'ELEGANCE, open Saturday, August 18at 10a.m. center where fyne hand-wroUght goods may be mead. CAR SHOWS: Once again the gates of fantasy open to the en- Each weekend, the magic spell is centered Meadow Brook Hall, Oakland University, Rochester More than 150 prestige bartered from thatched shops among the trees: pots automobiles will be featured at the August 5 Meadow Brook Concours d'Elegance chantment of a 16th Century Village market day. and carvings, leather work, herbs and headpieces, around special events. Children~~ Weekend will The Festival begins! highlight a Treasure Hunt and Colouring Contest. on the rolling hills of Meadow Brook Hall at Oakland University 10 Rochester caligraphy and ormwork - a child's wooden shield Among the featured automobiles will be examples from the turn-of·the-century Good King Edward and all his SUbjects welcome and sword, shirts, fabrics, gargoyles and tlnwork. Mid-summer's Feast will be honoured by the Bard, Queen Katheryn and her guests at the gates of the Shakespeare, with all his faeries and wizards in at- brass era, elegant Duesenbergs, V-16 Cadillacs and Rolls Royces, a collection of Workers demonstrate their skllis In weaving, Chryslers and much more. Chrysler is this year's featured marque. Hours are 10 village. From that moment through september 30, glass blowing, face painting and ancient tubbing tendance. a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission IS S6 per person with all proceeds going toward the each weekend becomes a magical time outside of techniques. Knights and Chivalry, Music and Dance, It'east of preservation of Meadow Brook Hall. AUTO EXPO '84, Cars & Concepts time, with dancing, street musicians, drummers, Among the stalls of crafts, food purveyors and Fooles and a Peasants' Revolt will reign from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on following weekends. grounds, Brighton Auto Expo '84, Cars & Concepts annual speCial vehicle ex- parades, wizards and faeries let loose on the world. demonstrations, a schedule of entertainments ap- hibition will be held from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. August 11 on the firm's corporate of- Fes!ival participants, as well as many visitors, pear at the Green Grove Inn, Wilde Briar Comer, While a Festival ticket is slightly higher than a first-run movie, all activities are free. Only food fice grounds, 12500 East Grand River Avenue, four miles east of Brighton. One of come clad in period designs - appropriate garb for Wychwood Inn and the Lyttle Globe Puppet Stage. the largest outdoor, one-day events of Its klOd, the Auto Expo Will feature more the peasant, the beggar, the Lord High Sheriff or a Jousting at upsom Downs, Jonathan the Fool and and crafts are offered for sale. To reach the Festival site, visitors may take I-7S than 800 special vehicles - from antique to kit cars. Other activities Include a Lady in Waiting to the Queen. ,- his daring tightrope walk thrill the crowds. Perhaps flea market, door prizes, games. entertainment and much more. AdmIssion IS$2 The effect is something like walking into a three- one of the most intriguing experiences is to become to the Dixie Highway/Waterford Exit 93 and follow the signs. Parking Is free; aduit tickets $6 in ad- for adults and S1 for senior citizens. Children under 12 are admitted free. Pro- dimensional fairy tale eqUipped with suitable part of the street theater players. ceeds will be donated to the Livingston County UOIted Way. NORTHVILLE AN- sounds and patterns of speech. "Forsooth, my lord When players begin hawking a performance, an vance at Fotomat or AAA, $6.95at the Gate. Early Reserve tickets at $4.95through the first two TIQUE CAR SHOW AND SWAP MEET, Northville Downs, Northville Gates and lady, but hark to Huzzahs ringing from the field audience quickly gathers under the trees to watch will open at 9 a.m. and close at 3 p.m. August 5 for the annual show and swap and hie thee to it! .. begins to sound perfectly - but before long the crowd is part of the action, weekends and Labor Day only, must be ordered by mail before August 15. Group rates available. For judged by visitor ballot. Swap meet spaces are 10 the wider grandstands and park- natural. either as characters In the story or a kind of Greek ing lot. A special "car for sale" lot also WIll be featured. In a world which cannot Whisper without chorus urging the actors on. details call (313) 645-9640 between 10a.m. and 5 The Festival holds annual contests In the field of p.m. amplifiers to magnify the sound, the Renaissance ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: ANN ARBOR ANTI- '. QUES MARKET, Ann Arbor-Saline Road, Ann Arbor More than 275 dealers '. from New England, the east and midwest, Will exhIbit everything from country furniture and stoneware to Hepplewhite and SandWICh glass at the August 19 \~...... '- - market at the fairgrounds, 5055 Ann Arbor-Saline Road in Ann Arbor. Hours are 8 " a.m to 4 p.m. with "early birds" welcome at5 a.m. TEL-TWELVEMALLANTI- QUES SHOW, 28690 Telegraph, Southfield. August 2-12. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily. SECOND ANNUAL MICHIGAN CIVIL WAR COLLECTORS SHOW, Michigan Inn, Southfield Some 135 tables of CiVil War memorabilia and relics to buy, sell and trade will be featured from 9 a.m to 4 p m. August 11. Guns . bayonets, paper items, swords. buttons, images, books and other related items will be for show and sale at the Michigan Inn, 16400 J.t. Hudson Dnve, • Southfield. BRANDEIS USED BOOK SALE, Tel·Twelve Mall, Soulhfield , Michigan's largest used book sale will be held from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. August 22- 29 at Tel-Twelve Mall, Telegraph at Twelve Mlle. The event ISsponsored by the Greater Detroit Chapter of Brandeis University Nallonal Womens Committee With .. proceeds going to the Brandeis University libraries.

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• THEATRE: FOURTH STREETPLAYHOUSE, 301 West Fourth Street, Royal Oak. "Key Exchange," a romantic comedy of 8O's lovestyles is performed ,. Fridays through Sundays until September 1. Performances are offered at 8:30 p m. -. on Friday, 6 and 9 p.m. on Saturday and 7:30 p.m. on Sunday. 543-3666 for ticket information. HURON VALLEYCOMMUNITY Theatre Group, Lakeland '. High School, corner of M·59 and Bogie Lake Road. The local theater group presents "Annie," the popular Broadway musical. Performances are scheduled .. '- August 10-11 and 17-18 at 8 p.m. and August 19 at 3 p.m 887-1522 for IIcket in- formation. ...

EXHIBITS: FABERGE'EXHIBIT, Detroit Institute of Arts, Detroit More • than 200 pieces of the Forbes Magazine Collection of Peter Carl Faberge's works • • Crawfords: will be on exhibit at the DIA now through August 14. Among the collection works are 10 of Faberge's eggs crafted for the Russian Imperial family. Admission IS "Family S2.50 for the general public and S1.50 for students and senior citizens. FESTIVALS: FAR EASTERN/INDIA FESTIVAL,Hart Plaza, Detroit August 3-5 MEDIEVAL FESTIVAL.Ann Arbor August 4-5 and 11-12 POLISH ~oriented FESTIVAL.Hart Plaza, Detroit August 10-12 MEXICAN FESTIVAL,Hart Plaza, You can add another Detroit August 17-19 MELON FESTIVAL.downtown Howell August 17-19 name to the list of SUMMER POLKA FEST, Heritage Park, Frankenmuth August 17-26 restaurants which are making Northville's FORMAL DINING: MACKINNON'S, 130 Main, Northville Main Street something Country French cuisine featuring veal, seafood and beef entrees. Lunches include • dining of a mecca for people salads, sandwiches and quiches. The Back Street Cafe behind the restaurant looking for nice places features dining under umbrellas on a wooden deck. (Lunches 11 a.m. to 5 p.m out to eat. , Monday through Friday and noon to 5 p.m. Saturday. Dinners from 5·10 p m. Monday through Thursday and 5-11 p.m. Friday and Saturday). WHITE HOUSE DIANE Crawfords' Is the . , name of the area's MANOR, 794 Nine Mile, Novi Gracious New England and Georgian dining in KOVACS L..- --1 newest restaurant. And elegant old manor. Open daily except Sunday for luncl, and dmner. Happy hours in the lounge on Monday through Saturday, 3-6 p.m. (Lunch from 11:30 a.m. to even tI10ugh it's appeal Is quite different, It joins MacKinnon's and Genettl's in making downtown 2:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday. Dinners from 5:30-10 p.m. Monday through Nortl}ville a pleasant place to stop for lunch or din· Thursday and 5:30 to 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday) ELIZABETH'S,227 Hulton, Northville French and Provincial cuisine in a small (36-seatJ restaurant. S29.50 nero The phrase "family restaurant" usually means per person covers all five courses; new entrees every night (Dinner only. Monday a restaurant oriented toward families .. But the through Saturday 6-9 p.m.) SARATOGA TRUNK, 42050 Grand River, Novi phrase takes on a somewhat different meaning at Predominantly American cuisine in a Victorian selling with dark woods and plush • red velvet drapes. (lunch from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. and dmners from 5·10'30 Crawfords' . Ittruly is a family restaurant. The restaurant was opened a little more than a p.m. Monday through Saturday and 5·9 p.m. Sunday) month ago by DIck and Ruth Crawford, longtime Northville residents. Ruth, incidentally, Is presi- ETCETERA: WILD HORSES, Michigan Livestock Exchange, Man- dent of the Novl Historical Society. chester The U.S. Department of the Interior's Bureau of land Management Will offer approximately 90 wild horses from Oregon and Wyoming and 75 wild bur- The chef Is their son, Jeff. The baker (pastry , chef) Is their daughter, Sue Crawford Poster. And rows from Arizona to qualified indIviduals on August 17·19. Adoption fees are the dining room manager (hostess) Is their S205 per horse and S130 per burro. I • I I daughter, Amy.. I "~ < '" ~ ~ • I I Even a couple of grandchildren get in on the act. ~) V,/;, ~ "I. Sue's twelve-year-bld son T.J. Is the summer busboy and her nine-year-old daUghter Amy Sue Is .~~ere's what the Reverelld lloyd erasure, \ , or Emeritus at First Presbyterian Church I ~ ... well, sort of the assistant hostess. I The Crawforrls' familiarity with the Northville/· y" bt NOItbvllle,11sb as his five favorite things: , Novl area and their fondness for early American ,.~t1:,ATTENDING MEADOW BROOK, t handlc!rafts are much in evidence throughout the especially for special concer1s. small restaurant, which formerly was an In- \\'E AlWAYS take In the the Frankenmuth' surance office. ' Crawfords' pastry chef Sue Poster has a handle on some delicious desserts (Photo by arian Festival. . Windows and walls are covered wIth a variety of STEVE FECHT) i)~E fNJOY our Vk Tanny Health Club , - t "" visits, We joined four years ago when I · early American collectibles ... brass candlesticks Don't be surprised to learn you may have and other knickknacks. A patchwork qUilt serves tlonal American fare. Scrod, roast beef, roast %;:-'tttired. We have the affiliated me",bershlp chicken, ham steak and chicken pot pie are of· ordered a longtIme family favorite after maklng ~(an\ilslt clubs all around the country. t as a divIder between the front and back dining your dessert selection. Whole pies, cakes, • • areas, and a tapestry Is hung on the wall. fered nightly with prices ranging from $4 for the ~:IENJOY my work as Interim Pastor, now chicken pot pie to $5 for the roast beef. cheesecakes and tortes also be ordered for car· ing my fourth churCh since retirement. f CrawforoS' seems particularly well·suited for Two or three "specIals" also are available ryout. ~WE'VE BECOM£ hot air balloon en- " someone wanting a quick lunch in relaxed sur· nightly and may Include honey glazed chIcken Crawfords' appears likely to establish Its own • since We took a ride a year ago in ~ roundlngs. The luncheon menu Is sImple, featur· ($4.50)or stir fried beef and vegetables ($4). reputation among Northville's Main Street Ing a variety of salads and sandwiches as well as PartIcularly noteworthy are the pastries, all of restaurants. It competes neither with MacKin. soup and quIche. them made by daughter Sue in Crawfords' kit· non's nor Genettl's, but instead offers Its own par- FIve dIfferent salads are offered, includIng a chen. Again, expect traditional American fare ticular style of simple American food In com. '.. spInach salad and a turkey salad wIth apples, with such favorites as apple pie and cherry pIe on fortable, relaxed surroundings. celery, pineapple, walnu~ and raIsIns. The sand· the menu. Sue also bakes up more adventuresome wlch menu Is traditional with corned beef, pastries with equal aplomb - walnut·ralsln pie Craw/ords', 160East Main, Northv/lle. Open 8 reubens, grilled chj!CSCand stacked ham with and buttermilk pie recently graced Crawfords' a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday. A buffet brunch is served Sundays from 9:SOa.m. III .' cheese. nightly dessert menu along with pumpkin ., : A luncheon favorite Is a "half and half" - half a to 1:3Qp.m. NoJJquor JJcense.No credit cft ft cheesecake, chocolate fudge cake, lemon mer· 349-2900 GI . ': •. sandwIch with a cup of soup. Ingue and several tortes. __ ~The dInner menu also features sImple, tradl· J_.. ,&.c- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, August 1, 1984 ..? At 76 TOPS,keeps her physically fit "-../ ,'First there was Richard Simmons. "When my famlly was home It was Then came Jane Fonda . always cookies, cookies, cookies," she .; Now there Is Laura Jerome. says. A 76-year-old great-grandmother "When you're However, in 1959,Jerome decided to with a penchant for tending peonies and shed a few pounds. petunias, Laura Jerome is the alone and get anx- "I joined TOPS at the first meeting quintessence of physically fit. ious it's easy to nib- they had in Northville 25 years ago," : For the past 25 years, this longtime she notes, adding that she lost 59 pounds Dubuar resident has kept her same ble ... I don't let in her first year as a member. weight through exercise and sensible Since shedding those 59 pounds a eating. myself." quarter of a century ago, Jerome has , .A charter member of the Northville kept her weight within three pounds of TOPS (Take off Pounds sensibly), her initial goal. Jerome has been a falthful follower of - Laura Jerome "I've never dropped out of the the group's doctrine for 25 years. group," she says of her involvement The oldest member of· Northville's with TOPS, adding that she faithfully Chapter 177 and a KOP (Keep off punch and diet cookies." attends the group's Monday night Pounds sensibly) since July 19, 1959, Jerome credits her success to the meetings. Jerome was honored by the local group TOPS group, which she says has taught In addition to attending TOPS, last month for her longtime commit- her to eat sensibly. Jerome also is active with the Baptist ment. "I watch my diet," she notes. "Oh, I church and has been a longtime Red . According to chapter leader Mary eat desserts in small servings - but on- Cross volunteer. Volunteering for UF Lee, the group presented its founding ly if they aren't too rich." A 49-year resident of the community, member with 25 Susan B. Anthony In addition to counting calories, she says she also spends time with dollars and other small gifts. Jerome also walks "at least a mile a many of her lifelong friends. Mrs. Charles W.Fountain of Northville, long a WUF, an active volunteer arm of the United , "She's really been an inspiration to day," jumps rope and does all her own With her two children, six gran- United Foundation volunteer, is pictured at Foundation, is involved in such events as Pro- everyone," says Lee. yard work. children and six great-gran children liv- left with Mrs. Henry M. Domzalski of Grosse ject Health-Q-Rama, the Heart of Gold . Jerome says she was "really surpris- "Flowers are my hobby," she says. ing out of the area, she admits she - Pointe, president of Women for the United Awards luncheon and related Torch Drive ac- ed" by the party. Jerome admits that she wasn't doesn't cook as often as she once did. tivities. "They gave me a beautiful corsage," always as trim and fit as she is now. She notes, however, that "when, Foundation (WUF), at the annual meeting. she says, "and we had wonderful A widow, she notes that when her you're alone and get anxious It's easy to refreshments - all TOPS foods of children were young, dieting wasn't nibble. ~c?-urse- celery and carrot sticks, diet that easy. "I don't let myself do that." GENERAL Residents sought for foster care program PRIMARY

Fifty new jobs are available in Wayne to the program, and who can provide telephone company worker in Detroit, eight grown children, has seen signifi- County because of the expansion of a warm, caring homes for the people we became a WCLS foster parent four cant progress in her foster sons over the ELECTION local foster care program, reports Jan serve," Myers states. 'years ago. Myers relates that she and past four years. "They are happier, Myers, foster care recruiter for Wayne Foster parents must be between the her husband Claude are parents to two more alert and more sociable with Community Living Services (WCLS) ages of 18 and 65, live in a sultable foster sons, Terrayl, IS, and Norris, 19. other people," she reports. "Their per- which is headquarterec). in Northville residence, be in good physical and men- Before arriving in the Cummfugs' home sonal skills, such as eating and bathing, To the Qualified Electors: Township. tal health, and have a source of income. these young men had lived most of their are much better, Our foster sons are do- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That a General Primary Election "Our foster family program will dou- They can be single, married, widowed lives in institutions. ing very well as members of our fami- will be held In the City of Novi County of Oakland, State of ble in size over the next six to 12 mon- or divorced. "I heard about the conditions at the ly." Michigan within said City on ths," she says, adding, "we're seeking Myers points out that previous ex- institution, so I wanted to get involv- 50 Wayne County residents to become perience is not necessary, although a ed," says Ms. Cummings. "It doesn't Myers may be reached for more in- foster parents for children and adults parenting, teaching or nursing make sense for people to have good formation about becoming a foster TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1984 with mental retardation." background Is sometimes helpful. homes and families and not take care of parent at 341H;200,or by writing WCLS, WCLS foster parents provide room, According to Myers, the expansion of someone else." 41001 seven Mile, P.O. Box 160, Nor- board and care in their own homes to the WCLSfoster family program Is part Ms. Cummings, who Is the mother of thville. At the place or places of holding the election In said city as In- one or several children or adults. A of a state-wide community placement dicated below, vlz: , foster parent caring for one person effort. PCT. NO.1 Church of the Holy Cross, 46200Ten Mile Road receives approXimately $700a month. "We're placing more people out of in- PCT. NO.2 Novl Middle School South - 25299Taft Road In addition, says Myers, the foster stitutions and into group homes and PCT. NO.3 Novl Public L1brary-45245W. Ten Mile Road parent receives training and profes- foster homes. This Is a highly effective sional assistance from WCLS. and humane approach," she says. ELECTION NOTICE PCT. NO.4 Lakeshore Community Building - 601 South Lake WCLS is a state agency which serves "Persons with mental retardation 'Drive . . people with mental retardation and thrive when they live in good homes in PRIMARY ELECTION PCT. NO.5 Orchard Hills School- 41900Quince Drive other developmental disabilities. Cur- the community." AUGUST 7,1984 PCT. NO.6 Fire Station No.1 - 42975Grand River rently the program serves approx- "Many people think our foster PCT. NO.7 Village Oaks School- 23333Willowbrook Drive imately 80 persons living in 50 homes. parents are extraordinary," reports TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE TOWNSHIP OF PCT. NO.8 Chateau Estates Clubhouse - 42000Carousel Drive The children and adults are placed Myers. "Our foster parents think of NORTHVILLE, COUNTY OF WAYNE PCT. NO.9 Novl High School Auditorium -24602 Taft Road from institutions into foster homes in themselves as average individuals who NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Primary Election Will be PCT. NO. 10 Fire Station No: 3 - 42785Nine Mile Road have opened up their homes and their Wayne County. held in the Township of Northville in the County of Wayne and For the purpose of placing In nomination by all political parties . "We're looking for individuals and hearts to people with special needs." couples who can make a-commitment Ms. Veretta Cummings, a retired State of Michigan on Tuesday, August 7,1984, from 7:00o'clock participating therln, candidates for the following offices, vlz: in the forenoon until 8:00 o'clock in the afternoon, Eastern CONGRESSIONAL: United States Senator, Representative in I) Daylight Savings Time, for the purpose of nominating or elec- Congress ting candidates for the following offices: LEGISLATIVE: State Representative. COUNTY: Prosecuting Attorney, Sheriff, County Clerk, County United States Senator Treasurer, Register of Deeds, Drain Commissioner, County Representative in Congress Commissioner and such other Officers as are Nominated at State Representative that time. Prosecuting Attorney And for the purpose 0: electing: Deletjates to the County con- Sheriff vention of the Demorcratic and Republican Parties. County Clerk In addition to the nomination and election of candidates for County Treasurer various offices, the following propositions will be voted on: Register of Deeds COUNTY QUESTION Drain Commissioner "Shall the constitutional tax limitation on the total amount of County Commissioner general ad valorem taxes which may be imposed each year for Delegates to County Convention all purposes upon 'real and tangible personal property In 2 Judges of Circuit Court . Oakland County, Michigali, be increased as provided in Sec- Judge of District Court tion 6, Article IX of the Constitution of Michigan for a period of ,The following county Propositions will be on the ballot: five (5) years from 1987to 1991, both Inclusive, by one-quarter PROPOSITION A (1,4) mill, twenty-five (25·) cents per One Thousand ($1,000.00) Tax Renewal Proposal Dollars of the assessed valuation as finally equalized for the PROPOSITION B purpose of acquiring, developing, operating and maintaining County of Wayne Charter Amendment parks and recreation areas in Oakland County, Michigan (such TOWNSHIP: increase being a renewal of the one-quarter (1.4) mill increase Supervisor (1) which expires in 1986)?" Clerk (1) CHARTER AMENDMENT PROPOSITION Treasurer (1) Shall Section 3.17 of the Charter of the City of Novi, Oakland Trustees (4) County, Michigan, be amended so as to provide that whenever Constables (2) the number of candidates for nomination to any office does not exceed three times the number to be elected to that office, then, in such case, no primary election for nomination of can- TOWNSHIP OF NORTHVILLE PROPOSAL No.1 didates for such office shall be held? PURCHASE OF PROPERTY FOR PROPOSED FIRE STATION EXISTING LANGUAGE Su;mmer scientist Shall the electors of Northville Township aulhorize the Board of NOMINATION TO OFFICE: Section 3.17. Candidates for any Trustees, as their agent, to enter into an agreement for the purchase elective office, to be voted for at any municipal election held of the land, eqUipment and fixtures for public purposes. for a lump sum consideration not to exceed Nine Thousand One Hundred and under the provisions of this Charter, except as provided In Sec- Brant Nicholas (above) of 18875Edenderry is among 49 nol100 dollars ($9,100.00)excluding costs and expenses, for premises tion 5.6 (c), shall be nominated at a primary election, and no outstanding high school seniors who are attending Lawrence within the Township commonly known as 48399 West Seven Mile other name shall be placed upon the election ballot for the Institute of Technology's'six-week Summer Science Institute. Road, and authorize the Board of Trustees, either now or in the future, election of such officers except those nominated In the man- Nicholas, a student at Northville High School, was chosen to to mortgage, sell, exchange, give, divide, subdivide or otherwise dispose of or grant an easement over such real property. In whole or ner hereinafter prescribed. However, whenever the number of . participate in the program on the basis of academic merit and in part? candidates for nomination to any office does not exceed twice I , his interest in the sciences. Participants receive instruction the number to be elected to that office, then In such case, no from LIT faculty in college-level chemistry, physics and com· primary election for the nomination of candidates for such of- puter science. TOWNSHIP OF NORTHVILLE PROPOSAL No.2 fice shall be held, and such candidates shall be deemed to be FOR PARK LAND J Shall the electors of Northville Township ratify the Board of nominated to such office. The names of such candidates for Trustees resolution 83-54 adopted May 12, 1983, authorizing the pur- any such office shall be placed upon the election ballot to be chase of land, equipment and fixtures for recreational purposes, for voted for at the next regular municipal election, In all respects the lump sum of one and nol100 dollars ($1.00), excluding costs and as though the said candidates had been nominated at a primary expenses, for premises within the Township commonly known as the Northville Community Park, located on Beck Road, and authorize the election. Board of Trustees, as their agent, either now or in the future, to mor- PROPOSED LANGUAGE tgage, sell, exchange, give, divide, subdivide or otherwise dispose of, "Section 3.17. Candidates for any elective office, to be voted or grant an easement over such real property, In whole or in part? for at any municipal election held under the provisions of this YES NO Charter, except as provided In Section 5.6 (c), shall be nominated at a primary election, and no other name shall be Ross B. placed upon the election ballot for the election of such officers />1mit'd Of ""ltko, 'l".h, ... 1 TOWNSHIP OF NORTHVILLE PROPOSAL No.3 except those nominated In the manner hereinafter prescribed. nwo .nd worn."n m..v \.I\~ RENEWAL OF 0.5 MILL TAX FOR FIRE SERVICE pl('nlV on (,If In\UfJn(C' Shall the Township of Northville Board of Trustees be authorized However, whenever the number of candidates for nomination Vtl1h 'Jrmrr\ r.clu\I't't· Northrop & Son to renew the total tax limitation on property In the Township of Nor· to any office does not exceed three times the number to be 30'60 !lulU P4' l.~~ thvllle, Wayne County, Michigan, for five (5) years, 1985through 1989, elected to that office, then In such case, no primary election for \\hy n01(hrck With'.um Funeral Directors both Inclusive, by levying a tax in an amount not to exceed one-half the nomination of candidates for such office shall be held, and (Of\ ,odoly' mill (0.5 mill) and the funds thereby derived to be used exclusively for such candidates shall be deemed to be nominated to such of- Caring Since 191 0 operating, maintaining and improving and for providing capital eXpen· ditures for fire services of the Northville Township Fire Department? fice. The names of such candidates for any such office shall be Jim Storm YES placed upon the election ballot to be vot~d for at the next 19091 Northvtlle Road NO 43320 W. 7,Mlle regular municipal election, In all respects as though the said Cle'OIl ',om Lilliec.eu,'I' Northvtlle candidates had been nominated at a primary election." NOTICE TO ABSENTEE VOTERS Also any additional amendments or propositions that may be Northville 348·1233 Anyone wishing to obtain an absentee Voter's ballot must do so 349·&810 before 2:00 p.m., Saturday, August 4, 1984. The Clerk's office will be submitted. 22401 Grand River open from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., on August 4,1984, for this purpose • THE POLLS of said election will be open at 7 o'clock a.m. and Redford Susan J. Heintz will remain open until 8 o'clock p.m. of said day of electlo'n. Clerk Geraldine Stipp, • 531-0537 Publish: 7·25 - 8-1 NR Publish: 7/25 & 8/1/84 City Clerk (J • •

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, t , I I' \ ; • • • • .•• • • U.S. Congress BUSINESS CLIMATE: We must Improve Where programs prove to be warranted, u.s. Congress -2nd District our business climate by (1) reforming they should be continued at adequate Carl Pursell, R, incumbent, 46200North the Single Business Tax, (2) streamlin- levels. (District 2) Territorial Road, Plymouth ing government regulation, and (3) A serious additional issue in this -6th District reducing the cost of doing business in . election is ttle election of a person with Michigan.' Bob Carr, 0, incumbent, 201 Burgundy the experience, training, and Square, East Lansing JOB RETRAINING: I strongly support demonstrated ability to fully represent programs to train the jobless to do the people of the 24th District. I believe Douglas J. Callahan, R, 1009 South meaningful work. a reasonable review of the candidates Adelaide, Street, Fenton demonstrates th~t Iam that candidate. Tom Ritter, R, 6674 Dixie Highway, Clarkson , -18th District William S. Broomfield, R, incumbent, 5750Whethersfield Lane, Apt. 4C, Birm- ingham Vivian H. Smargon, 0, 25800 Romany' Way, Franklin Village State Representative (District 24)

-QUESTION: 'Whst do you Donald believe sre the key Issues In this GRIMES-D election? Briefly describe In 200 338 Catherine words or less your pOsitions on Ann Arbor these issues. 1 DATE OF BIRTH: September 22,1955 Robert D. CURRENT OCCUPATION:Research McGEE-R Merlin Economist. The University of Michigan Newcroft REEDS-D EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: L '" Union Lake 1207Wabasso Bachelors in Economics from DATE OF BIRTH: October 15, 1940 Walled Lake Kalamazoo College; Masters and Ph.D. . CURRENT OCCUPATION: State DATE OF BIRTH: April 18, 1930. Candidacy in Economics from the Representative 24th District CURRENT OCCUPATION:Owner, University of Michigan EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: manager of Merlin Data Systems, con- ELECTIVE OFFICES HELD: None Studied Civil Engineering at lawrence sultants . APPOINTIVE PUBLIC OFFICES HELD: Institute, 2 years; Completed many EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: MSU None governmental and business courses, 1956,'BA in General Business American Economic Association. workshops and seminars ELECTIVE OFFICES HELD: Trustee Because of my background and ex- 31 .... ELECTIVE OFFICES HELD: Comm'erce and Vice President Walled lake Board perience as an economist I can help Township Clerk 1972-74and 1976-82; of Education JUlY,1982to present solve the major economic problems we State Representative 24th. District, APPOINTIVE PUBLIC OFFICES HELD: face. I have performed a great ~eal of 1983-present Division Director, Data Processing, research on the economy of the state APPOINTIVE PUBLIC OFFICES HELD: Oakland Schools of Michigan and the 2nd Congressional Commerce Township Planning Commis- Life Member Wixom VFW post 3952. District as well as on the national sion 1969-79;Zoning Board of Appeals Church of the Brethern; Friends of the economy. I believe I can devise pro- Walled Lake City Library. Background grams, and persuade other legislators 1972-74;Cityhood Study Committee 1971-72 of experience in large Industry, to support them, that will reduce the West Oakland Y.M.C.A.; MultI-lakes regional education administration and , budget deficit, create new jobs, and Conservation Association; Central small business. provld,e for a more prosperous and Scholarship Funds, Inc.; Huron Valley 1. Elementary and secondary educa- equitable future. David Hospital, Inc.; Michigan Republlcian tional funding for the area encompass- Party. Owned and operated McGee In- ed by the 24th district Is, in effect, 100 HONIGMAN-R surance Agency, 2 years. Married 22 percent property tax as to source. This Pickwood years with 3 sons, ages 21, 19, 118 community pays the highest property West Bloomfield tax, proportionately, of all the school DATE OF BIRTH: December 10, 1955 The major legislative issues are: districts in Oakland County. CURRENT OCCUPATION: Attorney - Continued efforts to make Michigan a To compete with the more affluent Honigman, Miller, Schwartz and Cohn state which Is attractive to business so districts for talent and to pay the ex- , that quality employment opportunities pense of busing 95 percent of our EDUCATION: Michigan can become an will grow and the recent exodus of students, we have an expensive district exemplar of educational excellence by: skilled Michigan people will end. Health to fund with no help from Lansing. This (1) requiring more course work in the care cost containment Is a grOWing pro- gross inequity has not been addressed basics - English, math, science and blem which demands continuing in- by our regional governmental represen- history; (2) promoting excellence in novative efforts such as health tatives. teaching; (3) reducing class size; (4) In- maintenance organizations, preferred 2. This region desperately needs man- creasing the time students spend In the provider agreements' and competitive power re-training programs to return classroom; (5) Increasing aid to K-12 bidding of medlclal services. , the white and blue collar work force to and higher education; and (6) easing Adequate state funding for education, gainfUl employment. This group of the burden of college tuition on the minimum standards for teachers and unemployed workers has been reticent middle-class. students and meaningful property tax to recognize and actively demonstrate TAXES: A substantial tax rollback relief head the list of present K-12 their needs because of pride and the makes good economic sense, because (primary and secondary) education lingering hope they will return to the It will Improve Michigan'S ability to neeas In Michigan. Better utilization of auto plants and support Industries. compete for business Investment and our college and university facilities In- Again, a regional problem not address- jobs. cluding community and Junior colleges ed effectively by our regional represen- Mike ENVIRONMENT: Istrongly support Is a must If we are to continue tatives. legislation to preserve the vanishing Michigan's outstanding higher educa- 3. I support Immediate rollback of the MCCAULEY-D wild beauty of our streams, lakes and tion tradition. In addition to the historic State Income Tax. 6774 Curtis forests; to preserve ever-shrinking college role, we should Investigate and 4. I support conservation of our lakes Plymouth open spaces; and to prevent the Implement retraining and expanded Ind strelms which mikes this Irel so CURRENT OCCUPATION:Hlgh SChool degradation of our natural environment continuing education opportunities enjoyable to live Ind raise our children teacher, Painting contractor by pollution, noise and bllgnt. through these valuable assets. to be productive citizens. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: BA SENIOR CITIZENS: Because I am deep- We must continue all reasonable ef- S. I support the move to a part time from MSU In political science, MA In ly concerned about the well-being of forts to eliminate the 1983Income tax legislature, although I will deliver the secondary education from EMU, PH.D. the elderly,' I believe that it Is Important Increase as quickly as possible while results of a full-time representative candidate, U of M. to (1) develop a comprehensive pro- holding the line on eXlstng state pro- working for our community.. ~ ELECTIVE OFFICES HELD: None gram to contain skyrocketing health grams. We need to seriously review ex- 6. I bring fiscal conservatism, In- APPOINTIVE PUBLIC OFFICES HELD: care costs, (2) improve the quality of Isting programs'to determ'rne continued telligence, maturity, and sensitivity to None nursing home care, (3) expand access relevance and need and systematically my community's problems. MEA. to home health care and provide pro- reduce and, where possible, eliminate , , .. t .1, J.., ., .,~" fl , " , ,. l perty tax relief for ~e.nlor ~*I~~ns. outmoded and over-funded programs. "I "'. 'r- •• *' t., . " ",' t I \ ".~ i "',1 VCAMPAIGN '14 ••• t. pany Apprentice & Body Design Train- College Trustee (1971-72) APPOINnVE PUBUC OFFICES Wayne ing Program; Currently BBA Henry Ford APPOINTIVE PUBLIC OFFICES HELD:Dlr8Ctor, Office of Civil Defense; Community College HELD:SEMCOG Executive Committee Chief of Auxiliary Police County ELECTIVE OFFICES HELD:None (1978-82);Council on Regional Develop- President, Birchwood Firms Civic APPOINTIVE PUBLIC OFFICES ment; Livonia Charter Revisions Com- Assocfatlon; Knights- of CoIumbua; The Sheriff HELD:None mittee; Detroit Wayne County Criminal livonia Heart Fund; PoIiIh legion Michigan High SChool Athletic Associa- Justice Coordinating Counll (1974-82); American Veterans; Holy Trlnty - tion; High School Football Official; Southeast Michigan Emergency Sharing of the Green Issues Chairman 18th District Medical Services Council (1978-82); Robert A. Republican State Committee. Michigan Juvenile Justice Advisory 1.1 believe that new Ideas and a fresh FICANO -D Committee (Governor's Appointee) approach to govemmttnt are vital to our (1975-80) county. The bOard of commissioners 31700 Ross Lawrence G. Schweiger, R, 36894 Sun- Livonia Chamber of Commerce (1971to has an opportunity to further streamline LIvonIa nydale, Livonia present); Legislative CouncH; Michigan county government by merging the Date of BIrth 7-19-52 Womens Political caucus 2nd District; department of Register of Deeds with CURRENT OCCUPATION:Sheriff of Forest E. Youngblood, 0, 20886 Crest- mont Lane, Dearborn Heights United Community services Wayne the County Clerk, eliminating the coun- Wayne County Division (Executive Committee 1971-12; ty road commission and the county EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND:B.A. Leonard J. Sesko, 0, 17230 Five Points, Detroit Co-Chalr, Youth Outreach Committee; drain commissioner. Michigan State University (1974) J.D. Domestic Violence Task Force 1112... ; 2.Elimlnate the petty squabbles, get on University of Detroit law School (19m Alternative Housing Options for senior with the job at hand. The charter Is ex- ELEcnVE OFFICES HELD:None Citizens Task Force 1112... ); plicit in the division of the executive APPOINTIVE PUBLIC OFFICES Wayne SChoolenft College Women. Advisory branch and the legislative body (com- HELD:Sheriff of Wayne County, ap- County Committee; Hines Park Task Force. missioners). Each branch has their pointed December 1981 to pr~sent power and duties defined In the American Bar Association; Michigan Drain As your commissioner, I have con- charter. The commissioners have been Bar Association; Uvonia Bar AssocIa- / tinually fought for county reform and both branches prior to the new charter. tlon; Optimist Club; Michigan State Commissioner the new charter. I endorse the ballot 3.A joint effort between the County ex- University Alumni Association; Italian proposal to abolish the road commis- ecutive Officer and the commission to American Club of Livonia. Wilson, sion and have introduced a resolution - lease or sell the county hospital, the Deremo & Raymond, P.C., Uvonia- to eliminate the elected drain commis- single greatest drain on the county Private Practice, 1977-1980; Bokos, Charles N. Youngblood, 0, 21227 sioner. I have initiated and participated budget. "The actual financial condition Jones, & Plakas, P.C., Westland- Brierstone, Harper Woods in projects to reduce juvenile delin- of Wayne County General Hospital Is Private Practice and Assistant City At- Thurman l. Jeffries, 0, 17800 Yonka, quency, deter domestic violence, assist unknown to all". The commissioners torney for City of Westland, 1980-1981. Detroit victims of crime and provide security In should insist that all departments of Alice Mackowski, 0,9587 Crosley, Red- Hines Park. I have supported efforts to county government be audited annual- ford Township promote economic recovery, Including Iy, by the Auditor General. Thaddeus J. Opalinski, 0, 30425 Bon- Edwin Fitzgerald, 0, 8230 Concord, EDC Automotive Supplier Assistance 4.The people of the 10th District are nydale Drive, Livonia Grosse lie Program, and tax Incentives for small concerned, hardworking Individuals Frank Machinskl, 0, 20635 Middlebelt, business. I joined Northville citizens In who pay too much in taxes and get too Romulus fighting two proposed prison sites and little In services. When a new road was Wayne Henry Lucas, 0,9583 Hartwell, Detroit supported the planned Senior Village needed and the county did not have the Bernard F. O'Brien, 0, 1576 Cavalry, on Child Development Center property. necessary funds, the people ot the 10th _County Detroit Plans for centralized computerization of District payed for the new road; they George Hart, 0, 4200 Roemer, Dearborn payroll, personnel, record keeping are now waiting for the county to pay Clerk functions, CEO's quarterly reports and them back. Auditor General's check on account 5.1 believe my experience as a Wayne balances should provide current fiscal businessman will bring a long overdue information needed to control depart- business perspective to the board of James R. Killeen, 0, 257 Moran, Grosse County mental expenses, prevent cost over- commissioners. I also believe there Is a Pointe Farms runs, reduce the county deficit. need for a new voice In county govern- Thaddeus J. zamboroski, 16345 Pollyana, Commissioner The proposed lease&sale of Wayne ment with a business background and Livonia County General Hospital should ability to make hard business decisions James F. Malinowski, 0, 25536 Rusty, (District 10) eliminate some drain on the budget. If needed to control cost and Improve ef- Taylor that falls, an enterprise fund should be ficiency. Robert A. Zwolak, 0, 2736 Norwalk, Ham- set up and an Independent hospital tramck authority created. -QUESTION: 'What do you Communication between CEO and com- belle"e are the key Issues In this mission must be Improved. We are Wayne election? Briefly describe In 2DtJ presently working with CEO's staff on words 01 less youl positions on procedures to eliminate delays In ap- County these Issues.' proval of contracts. Government by cooperation rather than confrontation Is Treasurer In the best Interest of the people of Wayne County.

Raymond J. Wojtowicz, 0, 11681 Gallagher, Hamtramck Joseph Patrick Walsh, 0, 6900 Robln- dale, Dearborn Heights James A. Gallagher, 0, 6732 Westwood, Detroit Joseph Gulvezan, 0, 20652 Woodcrest, Harper Woods

Wayne Elaine TUnLE-R County 11254Garden Street livonia Register DATE OF BIRTH: "arch 20, 1.. 1 CURRENT OCCUPATION:Treasurer, CI- of Deeds ty of Livonia' Mary E. EDUCATIONAL DUMAS-R BACKGROUND:C8rtlfled In Accoutlng 17&59 Loveland Hugh Patrick & Finance, Walsh College, Troy, .Waller H. UYonII O'NEILL -R Michigan PAULOWEIT -R CURRENT OC~UPATION:Wayne Coun- 18310Levan Road ELECnVE OFFICES HELD:Treasurer, ty Commission 10th District (Livonia, Livonia City of Livonia (1979to present) 22923 Park Northville, Plymouth, Northville DATE OF BIRTH: February 11,1933 Dearborn CURRENT OCCUPATION:A-Alert 1.The key Issue In the 10th District Date of Birth October, 12, 1940 T..Q.wnshlp,Plymouth Township) EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND:B.A., Security Setvlces, Inc. County Commissioner race Is the CURRENT OCCUPATION:Deslgn EDUCATIONAL declining tax base and past deficits Engineer Ford Motor Company University of Wisconsin; attended Wayne University; six weeks Insurance BACKGROUND:Unlverslty of Detroit making It necessary to reduce costs EDUCATIONAL (1951-53);Artillery Officer candidate and choosing the candidate who best . .. BACKGROUND:Graduate Detroit Public law; liberty Mutual Insurance Company ELECTIVE OFFICES HfLD:Sch~lcra~ School (1953) . • . ., I. \. • ••••• {epr~s~t\ts the taxpayers' Interests. \ ;: • I' .' \0 ,Sctlools; \G,rad,uflteFord Motor Com- ...... \ •. I~ECORD/1 I .... ,. ... Wednesday, August 1,1984

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2.1have a business background that DATE OF BIRTH: 3-19-49 EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND:B.S. problems, not arising from particular dictates to reduce costs rather than in- CURRENT OCCUPATlON:;Judge of Xavier University, New Orleans, LouI- cases, facing this court. They have to - crease taxes. Recorders Court siana; J.D. Cum Lande, University of do with the management of the court's 3.$25 of every property tax dollar goes EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND:St. Michigan, Ann Arbor work so that it can resolve controver- to cover past county deficit spending John University, N.Y., BA; University of Member, State Bar of Michigan; Detroit sies expeditiously and fairly, the overall for services the current Wayne County Detroit, M.A.; University of Detroit Law Bar Association (Public Advisory Com- quality and quantity of the judges' . Commissioners voted to supply at SChool, J.D. ' mitte, Circuit pourt Committe, 36th work. some of the highest county wages in . ELECTIVE OFFICES HELD:Recorders District Court Committe, Civil Rights the United States. Court JUdge, 1980 Committee); Association of Trial (Five non-lncumbents for two openings) 4.The issue in this election is "Do you APPOINTIVE PUBLIC OFFICES Lawyers of America (Detroit Chapter), John H. Gillis, Jr., 5301 Bishop ~oad, want the same leadership you've had in HELD;Director of Victim/Witness Michigan Trial Lawyers Association; Detroit the past or someone with a new at-' Assistance (1974-77);Assistant-Pro- Consumer Arbitrator, Metropolitan titude?" secuting Attorney'(1977-'80) Detroit Better Business Bureau; Robert K. Costello, 209 McMillan, Grosse Michigan Trial Lawyers Association; Detroit Chapter, National Organization Pointe Farms . Michigan JUdges Association; for Women; Received Spirit of Detroit David P. Kerwin, 18975Muirland, Detroit Wayne American Judges Association Award from Detroit City Council. 1.Ever since I became an attorney I Wayne County have thought that Iwould eventually like to be a judge. Although Ienjoy County Circuit .arguing cases for my clients, I am more interested in viewing them objectively Probate Judge and deciding them. Having done a variety of legal work and built a suc- 'Judge . cessful practice, Inow feel Iam ,

.':.. < ").~ .... . seasoned and ready for judicial office • "~~?:/ ..:~,, 2.My varied experience in and study of the justice system provide broad and Anthony Szymanski deep understanding. Iam the only can- J. Robert Gragg . didate who has had experience in the Martin T. Maher, 17251Burgess, Apt. 101, criminal justice system not only as an Detroit attorney but also as a police officer and Chester W. Drake, 27741 Johnson, a published scholar. I do not believe Grosse lie any other candidate has had as much experience as Iin the litigation of civil cases. Iam a disciplined, systematic, Wayne hard worker. Ibelieve strongly in the values our law serves. Ienjoy helping County . people •. 3~1am the only candidate rated "Well 35th District Qualified" by the Public Advisory Com- John P. mittee of the Detroit Bar Association. Court QUINN One candidate was rated "Outstan- ding, to two were rated "Not Qualified," 2003Military and one received no rating. Detroit 4.The major issues for a court are Stephen B. DATE OF BIRTH: August 20,1944 those brought to it by litigants, not the FOLEY CURRENT OCCUPATION:Chairperson, Richard P. ones the judges choose to regard as 39784Fox Valley Drive Board of Directors, Quinn & Budaj, P.C. HATHAWAY important. However, there are broad Canton -

Elect NORTHVILLE Jacqueline George TOWNSHIP Attorney At Law TRUSTEE

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Judge Of The District Court DON B. WILl.IAMS [Xl Jacqueline George • Presently Appointed to Board of Trustees Sharing Your Concern On These Issues: • Efficient Police and Fire Dep~rtment . • Drunk Driving .• Advocate of Senior Citizen ViUage • Drug Racketeering • Spouse and Child Abusers • Balanced Budget • Animal Neglect • Maintain Low Tax Structure Thank you for your support • Develop Industr~al Area· • Township Resident for 12Years VOTE AUGUST 7 Paid for by the Committee to Elect Don B. Williams • : PaId.for by the Commlltee to Elect Jacqueline George, 42150seven Mile, Northville, MI48187, (3131349-0145 "' .....

21AECORD Wednesday, August 1, 1984- - - --,-- - ~ ------~------• ) Federation of Homeowner's Associa- Directors of Profit and Non-Profit COr- tions; Board of Directors, First Step porations Western Wayne County Spouse Abuse APPOINTIVE PUBLIC OFFICES HELD: Prevention Organization. Merit Commissioner (1980-1984) Michigan Bar-Association; Wayne State University Alumni Association; Hemophilia of Michigan; National Rifle Association; Ducks Unlimited; Mothers Against Drunk Drivers. Married 12 years to Phyllis; Father of three children: Justin, 10; Denise, 6; Lauren, 3

The most important issue to arise in the campaign for 35th District judge has to do with a concept and a spirit, not a subject. The judge has to maintain strong, consistent, and just spirit of law and order in our community because very definite values and ideals exist here. Also, the judge must be a guar- dian of individual rights, including vic- J tim's rights. This concept and spirit are crucial in DATE OF BIRTH: September 8, 1950 ,ELECTIVE OFFICES HELD: 1969Model coping .with the single most Important CURRENT OCCUPATION: Associate Cities, Crime and Delinquency Commit- problem facing the district courts: Attorney, Cummings, McClorey, Davis tee; Community Representative OUIL&Substance Abuse cases. Our & Acho, P.C. Voluntary Probation Officer for Team court has experienced a huge increase EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: for Justice; VFW Auxillary Member; in such cases, and entire days are Diploma, 1968 Detroit Catholic Central; Our Lady of Victory Church; Michigan . devoted solely to the disposition of Bachelor of Science, 1972; Eastern Trial Lawyers Association; Michigan John E. them. It is essential that decisions be Michigan University; Juris Doctor, 19n; Bar Association; Advocates Club; Novl MacDONALD made, and sentences imposed to make Detroit College of Law Tracker; Recorder's Court Bar Associa- 1827~Edenderry Drive clear to offender they will be punished, APPOINTIVE PUBLIC OFFICES HELD: tion; Women Lawyer's Association; Northville not excused. A deterrent effect must Assistant Township Attorney; Redford Northville Action Council on Pre-teen DATE OF BIRTH: December 18, 1934 be established and the judge must be a Township, 1979to present drug abuse; Northville Running Club; CURRENT OCCUPATION:Private Law symbol. . Director and past President, Brookside Northwest Bar Association Practice, Supervisor of Northville Further, the judge should reach out in- Village Homes Association; Member: , Township to the community and communicate, American Trial Lawyers Association The key issues in this election include EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: especially with the teenagers and alert and Michigan Trial Lawyers Associa- the impending vacancy of JUdge Dun- University of Michigan and Wayne State them to the dangers of drug&alcohol In- tion; State Bar of Michigan. Former bar Davis, a respected judge and com- munity leader. Iam seeking election as University, BA; Wayne State University volvement". 'Assistant Prosecuting Attorney, Wayne Remand procedures following circuit judge because Ishare the community's Law School, J.D. County court mediations are creating district concern regarding drunk driving, drug ELECTIVE OFFICES HELD:Northvllle court backlogs. To the extent this racketeering, spouse and child abuse, Township Trustee (1972-76);Current 1. General Practice of law with special develops in the 35th, there will also be animal neglect and fraud on senior- Supervisor of Northville Township, emphasis on trial work, including per- , a correlative increase in expense. citizens. Where maximum penalties are (1980-84) sonal injury such as automobile , To manage backlog problems I would warranted, I expect to impose them for APPOINTIVE PUBLIC OFFICES negligence, medical malpractice, pro- eJ1lphasize pre:-trial efforts between the the above offenses. My goal is to earn HELD:Northvllle Township Planning ducts liability, worker's compensation, .Dburt and combatants and reduce the respect of the community by the Commission, (1972-76);Northville plus a general practice of law including "case inertia" which sets in betNeen fair and objective enforcement of law Township Zoning Board of Appleals, criminal law, both defense and pro- (1972-76);Northville Township Water & court hearings. Moreover, I would re- with integrity and patience shown to all secution, formally for Wayne County Sewer, (1980-84) quire litigants, Including insurance ad- who come before me. Prosecutor's Office and for Redford ' Northville & Plymouth Chamber of justers, to attend a settlement con- Township. Commerces; American Bar Associa- ference several weeks before trial and 2. The office for which I seek election, tion; Michigan Trial Laywers; American then set frustration, I would stagger District Court Judge of the 35th District Arbitration Association; Past President hearing times throughout the entire Court, encompassing the communities of Wayne Kiwanis; Past President of court day. of Canton Township, Plymouth Wayne Chamber of Commerce. I Township, City of Plymouth, City of believe I am the candidate with the - Alan Davis, 6192Runnymead, Canton Northville and Northville Township, Is a most legal experience for the position well-organized, properly-administrated Brian W. Stacey, 303 West Ann Arbor for which I am running. Trail, Apt. 1, Plymouth Court. 3. To act as a judge, you must be a mediator, moderator, decision-maker, law-enforcer, while at the same time Wayne understanding problems that the·peo- pie can intentionally or inadvertently County find themselves in during the course of their lifetime. A district court judg~ Uncontested must be both compassionate and yet strict. Races 4. Experience trial attorney with both jury trials and bench trials throughout the Courts of the State of Michigan. -Prosecutor This includes federal court, circuit John D. O'Hair, 0, Incumbent, 2189 court, district court and juvenile court. Burns, Detroit Having worked on both sides of the -Sheriff adversary system, as a plaintiff's at- Robert L. Slaughter, R, 441 South torney and a defense attorney In civil Robert E. Melborn, Dearborn cases and criminal cases, I bring a GREENSTEIN -Clerk balancing factor. . Hanford Henry Lauve, R, 622 Sunningdale, Canton Grosse Pointe Woods DATE OF BIRTH: June 30, 1937 -Treasurer CURRENT OCCUPATION: Attorney at Herbert G. Amtilor, R, 7452Barnie, Dear- Jacqueline Law born GEORGE EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Wayne -Drain Commissioner State University, Bact\elor of Arts West Seven Mile Bruce Roland W. Arnold, R, 15305Allen'Road, Degree; Wayne State University, Juris c. Northville PATTERSON Southgate DATE OF BIRTH: September 22,1944 Doctor -County Commissioners ELECTIVE OFFICES HE..&): Judge, 42479Redfern Drive CURRENT OCCUPATION: Trial Lawyer -10th District Charter Township of Cato;'! (1968-1970); Canton and Defender In Recorder's Court Laura M. Toy, 0,32604 Rayburn, Livonia Supervisor, Charter Township of Can- DATE OF BIRTH: February 7, 1947 EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: May, ton, (1974-1976);Trustee, Charter CURRENT OCCUPATION:Practlclng At- -Circuit Court (non-partisan) 1976,Juris Doctor from Thomas M. torney; Managing Partner of Mccabe, Unopposed Incumbents Cooley Law School, Lansing, Michigan; Township of Canton, (1978-1980) Past Chairman, Federal Block Commis- Middleton, Patterson, Parks & Muma Susan Borman, Thomas Brennan, Harry May, 1971, Bachelor of Arts In EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Wayne Dlngeman, Jr., Patrick J.' Duggan, Psychology from Wayne State Universi- sion; Board of Directors, American Ar- bitration Association; Director, State University, Bachelor of Arts, Juris Charles S. Farmer, Thomas J. Foley, ty; May, 1965, Registered Dental Doctorate ,William J. Glovan, Roland Olzark, - .Hygiene from University of Detroit Den- Farmland Preservation; President, Homeowner's Association; President, ELECTIVE OFF.I~es "~I,.Q:.~oa{

'. C: .~: ... ~.f.'\\- =rrr- --'.=e:r= -_tttne'tt_ ) ·at ... e-e.,.....,..."...... "r ••x -.c'C..,.Yp&row~ ..__.~ __ .__ ...... ,;.;..-;;_;;.... ;;;....;-...;;.;;;;.;;;;~;.;.;:==;;;;;jiiJ_ - - - ...-~~ ------:------,----~------•• • Mariane O. Battani, Claudia House, Richard E. portion of the township is a definite Louis F. Simmons ALLEN need. By improving fire protection for this area, the potential is created to -35th District Coull (two to be 47000Stratford Ct. achieve a better fire Insurance rating nominated for one seat) Northville . for the entire township, thus lowering John E. MacDonald, 18272 Edenderry, DATE OF BIRTH: February 21, ·1932 fire Insurance rates for all. Of course, Northville CURRENT OCCUPATION:Supervlsor - this poential can only be achieved If Robert E. Greenstein, 47500 Hanford Car Product Development voters approve the fire station land pur- Road, canton Township EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: B.S. chase August 7. Jacqueline George, 42150 Seven Mile, Mechanical Engineering, Wayne State 3. Many market changes have taken Northville University place since the "elderly village" was Bruce C. Patterson, 42479Redfern Drive, ELECTIVE OFFICES HELD: Northville proposed, and some of these will re- canton Township Trustee 1980 to present quire zoning revisions. I believe a Stephen Foley, 39784Fox Valley, canton APPOINTIVE PUBLIC OFFICES HELD: cooperative atmosphere must be main- Northville Township Planning Commis- tained with the developer, but changes sion, 1980to present must benefit both the project and the State Friends of the Library, Northville township. It is highly desirable that the Hisorical Society, First Presbyte~an "elderly Village" become a reality and Uncontested Church. President, Sandy Bottom revenue produced for the community North Shore Civic Association, 1979- rather than a reveue consumer. Races 1981and 1983to present.

( State House / 1. I believe the mo'st important issue is -36th District insuring that Northville Township con- Thomas Leo Patrick Present; Our Lady of Victory Parish Gerald Law, R, incumbent, 45209 tinues to operate in a responsible' . COOK-R Wood leigh Way, Plymouth Council, 1983-Present. businesslike manner. Four years ago , Glenn R. Betts, D, 22424 Heatherbrae, the township operated with a financi'al 42672Steeple View APPOINTIVE PUBLIC OFFICES HELD: Novi deficit and a sometimes stormy at- Northville Northville Township Board of Appeals mosphere. Excellent township board DATE OF BIRTH: June 18, 1934 I> 1980-Present; Personnel Committee management resulted in a balanced CURRENT OCCUPATION: Development 198~Present; Wage and Sa,lary, Northville' budget each year with the new board .. Engineer Chari man Housing Rehab Comm. Major strides have been made in EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: BS Township employee morale and efficiency Engineering U.S. Naval Academy, MPA OLV Church, Society of Experimental through training and improved business Golden Gate University. Test Pilots, ElksJ K. of "C. For'the Trustees methods with installation of a computer ELECTIVE OFFICES HELD: Trustee, millages for the Fire Department and and word processing equipment. Northville Township, 1980-84;Whisper- to acquire the park I~nd from the state. 2. Improved fire protection for the rural wood Homeowners Association, 1979-

These Americans took time offtheir jobs - to servetheircoun~ Washington. Lincoln. Teddy Roosevelt. Citi~en.soldiers are more than just ~ part of our country's history. They are our country s hIstory. F~r over three centunes they've been leaving their homes and jobs to defend Amenca. .. They still do today. They're the members of the Guard and Reserve. ,TheIr readi- ness is vital to our defense. ,.' Be fair to them when their time comes to go on duty..Don t penalIze them ~.hen '- promotions and raises are due. Our country's future still depends upon ?ur Citizen soldiers. They depend upon you. To find out how you can support today s Guard and Reserve write Employer Support, Arlington, VA22209. Or call 800-336-4590. protect their future while they protect yours.

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I • 5 _ • • :JJ Gregory J. departments Independently, allowing Association of Professions, American Marilyn DAWSON-R them to grow Individually as the need Defense Preparedness Association. LITTLE -R arises. Served as chairman of Wayne State 42713Steeple VIew Court Beck Road University Trybom Ubrary and present- NorthYllle Northville ly a board member. DATE OF BtRTH: May 18, 1948 DATE OF BIRTH: AprI 25, 1135 CURRENT OCCUPATION: Insurance QURRENT OCCUPATION:secretary salesman Taxes - New Sources: The role of the Northville Newcomers; Put Pre8ldent EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: trustees is to work with business/- Whlsperwood Homeowners Associa- Northville High School Graduate, 1967 industrial leaders and various research tion; RepresentatlYe to Northville Michigan Jaycees, Million Dollar Club groups to offer support to them so that Township Comblried Homeownera for Insurance Sales; Fratenal Field they will establish some of their related Association Managers Association; Aircraft Owners businesses in a friendly environment. and Pilots Association; Volunteer Pro- Also, we should seek, from the state Reason for running: Concern with bation Officer. 35th District .Court; legislature, a tax relief for the com- future land use and development of Past President, Northville Jaycees munity or outright funds for property township. Adherence to Master Plan of 1983-84;Wife, Marcia; Daughter, that they are responsible for in the . land use. Services: Maintenance, Kristen (5); myself Northville resident township. One third of the township possibility of sharing with other com- since 1966 and wife Northville resident property is owned by the State of munities and proper distribution of cost since 1959. Michigan and is serviced in one form or of services. another by the township. Police Protection: - Presently, we have a population of 13,194 individuals I believe there are four priorities facing and a police department of 19, which In- the township trustees, besides cludes the office staff and part-time over.seeing the everyday transactions ,employees. This figures out to one of- of business: ficer for each 694 residents. My pro- 1. People have moved to Northville Myron posal would be to decrease this ratio because of its surroundings. Northville by adding four officers each year for is changing and has to, but we must KASEY-R the next four years. This would reduce control the changes so we don't Jamestown Circle the ratio to 450 to , ..With new' buildings become a community of just buildings Northville coming into the community and an in- without feelings. CURRENT OCCUPATION: Professional crease in population, we need addi- 2. With the state, we have a few things Engineer tional policemen to service the to complete:The state has located the EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Detroit residents of the township. prison, but we have to ensure that, Institute of Technology, Bachelor of Business Manager Duties: - It is my when completed, it Is safe for the com- Mechanical Engineering degree; Wayne strong belief that the responsibility of munity, control any more expansion of State University, Bachelor of Science the present business manager, who is such facilities, and return state and and Master's Degree in Science. a full time employee, be expanded to county property back to the tax rolls. ELECTIVE OFFICES HELD: Precinct cover other activities that part time Something needs to be done about delegate (Republican), 14th Congres- elected officials have to perform. For- Northville Regional Psychiatric Hospital sional district for Wayne Two district tunately, we have had strong part-time and its residents. Too often its and precinct 5. elected officials who were able to carry -" residents are within the community Professional Educational "Activities: out additional activities that took many James L. Engineering Society of Detroit, Society hours beyond a normal work day to ac- without supervision. NOWKA -R 4. As our community grows, and It will, of Manufacturing Engineers, Society of complish, We need continuity of polley so must our police and fire depart- Automotive Engineers, National Socie- from one adminlstrC;ltion to another. 15707Bradner Road ments. We should maintain these two ty of Professional Engineers, Michigan Northville

ANTL-INFlATION VOTES WIN BROOMFIELD WATCHDOG AWARD The Recently, Bill Broomfield *was pre~er.ted the National Associated Businessmen's "Watchdog of the TreasurY' award for his anti-inflation voting record in Congress. Most Experienced Candidate

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HE'S FIGHYING THE BIG SPENDERS John E. MacDonald * JUDGE . KEEP 35th District Court • Practicing Attorney for 23years • U of M and Wayne State University Law School • 35th District Court Advisory Board BILL BROOMFIELD • Elected Northville Township Supervisor 1980-1984 • Leader Against State Prison In Northville Township IN CONGRESS • Proponent of Senior CItizen Village • Distinguished Service Award Northville Jaycees *. • Vice-Chairman of Wayne County Economic Development Corporation 'old 'ot byl .,...... Id CGllt...... eo..ltM, P.O. lox 24, 11",,1119"-, Michl.... 41012; AttIMt, O. IIDott, Chlll,..., DIfttofl Hcn.. II, T,"""" VOTE AUGUST 7 PaId for by Friend. to Elect John E. MacDonald to the 35th D1atrlet Court, NOW. Ann AttlorTrall, Plymouth, Mt 48'10. . . , ...... ",...... ", .RECORDII .... , .....say. August t..1 , " ,., " . ,'19 I ' ... " ... .. ~ ~ .- ',,' .. ', '>.,\ •• ,).,t •• f.I.:" ·t·· '" . .1. ~" '-,•.t.:. ------~"== --'-..-' .- t . --~-~~--~------~._~----~-~-~ ------~-- c ..

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property which has been vacant for many years. To see that the existing child develop- ment area Is committed to the senior citizens for their primary housing along with constant care and partial care units •. " STEPHEN B. I feel it is time to develop the Industrial area at Five Mile and Napier west of the prison; such as, light Industrial sites to help the tax structure for the residents of Northville Township. If the Plymouth State Home and Train- ing School Is not utilized, I would like to~see it converted into an office corn- FOLEY plex with food facilities and possibly a hotel. Candidate 'The fire department must be adequate- ly funded to maintain the highest quali- ty and most efficient equipment in 35th District Judge order 10 save and prevent loss of life and property. The police department has a very fine ' reputation in the handling of their case loads, bringing them quickly and effec- tively to justice. I would like to see the department continue to improve as time progresses. To see that the Township Water Board equipment, computer ofice equipment, building, be kept in good repair and ap- pearance. For our tremendous homeowners and taxpayers, J will do everything I can to keep a reasonably low tax base. Iwill work to assure that the township has a balanced budget and is in the black along with good government. I am willing to take on all the problems for the people of Northville Township and would like them to know that I will always work for them.

Don B. Northville WILLIAMS -R Township 41895 Sunnydale Lane Northville Uncontested D~TE OF BIRTH: May 4 1921 CURRENT OCCUPATION:Electrical Races Contractor - D.B.W. Electric CO., Inc.

-~-tII>' ..... r I. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Pershing High School, Detroit, MI; Henry Ford Trade School, Dearborn, MI; GI Work/Training Program; Elec- NORTHVILLE TOWNSHIP trical Engineering -Supervisor EXPERIENCED ELECTIVE OFFICES HELD: President- Susan J. Heintz, R, 18715 Sheldon Road, Former Assistant Prosecutor, Wayne County Northville COlony Homeowners Northville ·Assistant Township Attorney, Redford Association (1973-1975); Presldent- -Clerk Trail Attorney, Federal Court Dearborn Hills Homeowners Associa- Georgina F. Goss, R, 8882 Napier Road, Circuit Court tion (1960-1962) Northville APPOINTIVE PUBLIC OFFICES HELD: -Treasurer District Court Northville Township Trustee (May, 1984) Richard M. Henningsen, R, incumbent, Juvenile Court Nomads Air Travel Club, Thomas 42117 Banbury, Northville Edison Club of Dearborn. Township -Trustee (four positions) msldent for 12 yoars. Michele A. Demers, 0, 16868 Dundalk WELL QUALIFIED Court,Northvllle Juris Doctor Degree Following Is my position statement of -Constable (two positions) Detroit College of Law the key Issues In this election: Joseph D. Lukomskl, R, incumbent, Bachelor of Science Installaton of the North-80uth lateral 41837 Rayburn, Northville Eastern Michigan University _ sewer in order to give the township a James F. Schrot, R, incumbent, 47900 Catholic Central High School more diversified means of developing West seven Mile, Northvlle

- DEDICATED ELECT 00 Director, Past President Brookside Village Homes Association GregoryJ. Past Director, Canton Jaycees DAWSON NORTHVILLE TOWNHSIP TRUSTEE VOTE AUGUST 7 . . "Active in the community FOR since 1967" • Retlln NorttwIIIe u al8Sldentlal cornmuftlty • Developement of StnIor Citizens Village • Efficient Police , Fire Department FOLEY • Return state properties back to the tax roll Paid lor by Commlllee to Elect Stephen B, Foley, 3&784 Fox Valley,.canlon, MI48t88 VOTE AUGUST 7

Paid for by the Friends to Elect Gregory DawsOn, 1981lOBeck Road, NortlWtne, MI48t61· l ' , ','

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A Public Service of the N:ationa! As~ociation of Secretaries ofStat~, III' thIS PublIcatIon and the Advertising Council ~ ..,...,.,:"('.,,...."..,..L..~------_...... _------~;,;..;,~:.;.:.;,:.:.:.._...J, . ,. ,. 81RECORO .', ,. :, .•,',"'. '. ,', Wednesday, August 1,1984 ' Continued from 2 DATE OF' BIRTH: November 10, 1945 CURRENT OCCUPATION: Sergeant of Corrections, 9 years. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: _ Oakland Community College, Police Ad- ministration; Lansing Community Col- lege, Corrections.

Oakland County Sheriff's Posse; Mich. Democratic Party; Oakland County Fre- quency Advisory and Data Access Committee. Married 18 years to Linda; two kids: James II, 17; Jeffrey 12; Com- merce Township resident for 30 years. U.S, Army Military Intelligence; Previously employed as Michigan Railroad Police, commissioned by former Governor William Milliken.

Marvin CURRENT OCCUPATION: Chief of SUROWITZ -0 sity. East Lansing, Michigan; Oakland Police - Farmington Hills, 1977-Present 4995Arrowhead University, Rochester, Michigan; EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: West Bloomfield Oakland County Sheriff's Department, Graduates with a BS in Police Ad- . Basic and Advanced Schools; Police DATE OF BIRTH: August 10, 1941 ministration from Wayne State Universi- CURRENT OCCUPATION:Professor Executive Research Forum, Chicago, il- ty. Adjun~t Professor at Mercy College Political Science, Macomb Community linois; plus numerous police related and Wayne State University. Guest lec- . College . semmars. . turer at local and out-of-state colleges EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: BA, and universities. , GOALS: My goals if elected Sheriff of History, Wayne State University; MA, APPOINTIVE PUBLIC OFFICES HELD: Oakland County are as follows: political science, Wayne State Universi- Undersheriff - Oakland County 1974- ty / 1. Instill in each member of the sheriff's 1977;Commissioner - Detroit Police. department, that we are here to "Serve Oakland County Democratic Organiza- Department (Commanded 5,000 plus and Protect" the citizens of Oakland tion. My willingness to listen to people police force) 1970-1973; Superinten- County. and to serve my constituency. dent - Detroit Police Department 2. Resolve the jail overcrowding pro- 1968-1969; Officer and command of- blem. The mos~ important issues facing ficer -" Detroit Police Department 3. Cooperation with all those "that are Michigan are the economy, the environ- 1942-1973; In pollee work for 42 years; dedicated to professional law enforce- ment and tax cutting initiatives. 10 years in Oakland County.· I feel my background as a professor ment including the following: the Oakland County Executive, Oakland of political scie-nce and teaching Two major issues in the race for the County Board of Commissioners, Pro- couses in American Government and Niles E. Oakland County Sheriff's office are the secutor's Office, all pollee chiefs, state specificially "Politics of Energy and the OLSON-O existing waste and mismanagement. and federal authorities and the judicial Environment" andd "Politics of the 3295Baldwin . There is a waste of money in un:. court system and the township super- Future" has prepared me to address Pontiac necessary overtime. There is also a visors. these important issues. DATE OF BIRTH: December 26,1938 waste in questionable programs 4. Initiate the Oakland County Sheriff's Michigan must continue its move CURRENT OCCUPATION: • designed for publicity instead of per- Department to be a supportive unit for toward becoming a high-tech state. Financial/Scheduler, maintenance formance. I plan to review these non- county-wide police services to include: This can be spurred by setting up a department, Genera! Motors Central funded programs (which require over- Criminal Investigations, Tack Units, state commission made up of represen- Foundry time from the funded programs) im- Crime Lab Technicians, Crime Lab tatives of industry, labor. education, EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: B.A. mediately and discontinue those not Chemists, Bomb Squad, Alcohol En- government and the public. Tax credits political science, Oakland University, producing in the war against crime. forcement Patrol Units, P.A. 416 Secon- and special developmental programs 1978;associate's degree, law enforce- Establishing rigid criteria for overtime dary Road, Traffic and Accident Patrol. must be created. ment, Oakland Community College, is also high on my list of priorities, K-9 Units, Polygraph, Warrants and Ex- , I feel Governor Blanchard is m.aking 1975 '- (overtime has ranged from $250,000to tradition, and Prisoner Transports. Sup- the correct initiatives In making ELECTIVE OFFICES HELD: Oakland $400,000),by Improved scheduling and ply personnel to the Organized Crime Michigan look attractive to Industry County Commissioner (1968-1978) restoring deputies to positions for Task Force and the Auto-Theft Squad across the county. APPOINTIVE PUBLIC OFFICES HELD: which they are bUdgeted. FinallY, we and Narcotics Enforcement Team. - When It comes to the environment Branch manager, Secretary of State, have to reassess the need for a jail ad- 5. Place the Oakland County Safety the most important issue is protecting Lake Orion, 1969-1976 ministrator. Division under the direction of the the Great Lakes. We cannot allow the Member of state Democratic Party, The Sheriff's department mismanage- Sheriff. The present duplication of ser- western states to drain our Lakes. veteran of U.S Air Force, married, two ment has resulted becallse of failure. vices would cease and therefore. pro- Moreover, this area, the 24th District, daughters-Lori, 21, Lana, 19 Failure to properly utilize mid- has been blessed with lakes, wetlands, vide a savings of tax dollars to the management personnel; adequat~ly citizens of this county. 6. t would serve etc. and I feel the role of government The main issues in this election are train command supervisory personnel; as a liaison with all police agencies must be to protect these assets from the lack of leadership within the to properly relate to unions in the within the confines of Oakland County, wasteful development. sheriff's department, poor morale of department, Board of Commissioners in order to combat the excessive Finally, the state must begin an deputies and command staff, lack of and other departments In the county. I amount of crime this county has seen educational program to prove to Its cooperation with other branches of will meet with the unions and establish recently. Four geographical divisions citizens that our tax dollars are being Oakland County government Including a working relationship. I will assign the would be devised with each area haVing put to good use. If there Is waste It the executive, prosecutor and commis- best suited individuals for major com- a police chief coordinating Investiga- must be eliminated. We cannot afford sioners, lack of rapport with the 42 local mands, give them authority, hold them tions in that particular area. Each agen- tax cutting programs which jeopardizes pollee departments and overcrowding accountable and monitor and re- cy would then have an advantageous our state's basic survival. at the jail. establish control of the solution, par- edge by utilizing the Oakland County The Oakland County Sheriff's Depart- ticularly In the jail. 'Sheriff's Department Supportive Ser- ment needs a leader-one who will be vices to combat crime at the highest Joseph R. Montante, R, 3040 Mlddlebelt, there on the Job every day and who has level. . Orchard Lake the ability to manage, direct and repre- Henry Michael A. Miller, R, 1860 Ladd Road, sent the department and cooperate HANSEN-D Walled Lake with the other branches of Oakland CURRENT OCCUPATION: Lieutenant, Bill County government. I have that ability ORTMAN -R and the enthusiasm needed to resolve Oakland County Sherlff's Department these major problems within the EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Henry 28010South Harwich Drive Oakland department. Ford Trade School, Dearborn; Ford Farmington HUls On the other hand, the overcrowding Motor Company Apprentice School, 50 years old County of the Jail requires procedural changes, Dearborn; Oakland County Community CURRENT OCCUPATION: Lawyer legislative revisions or expansion of College, Highland Campus and Auburn EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Law , Sheriff that facility, or possibly a combination Hills; Homicide Schools, Wayne and degree from University of Detroit, SA of all three. Oakland County; Medical Examiner's, from Wayne State University and • Delta College. University Center, graduate studies at University of Michigan; National Training Center of Michigan. He polled nearly 400,000 Polygraph Science, New York City; votes as a candidate for Michigan State James Federal Drug School, University of Supreme Court In 1972. COUTU-D John Louisville; Drug School, State Police In Married for 27 years to the former Lav- Farr NICHOLS -R Warren; Marine School, D.N.R., H!gglns na Ladson, the couple his five Union LIke Novl Lake, Michigan; Michigan State Unlver- chUdren. A ,eteran, he served In the • . .•. Wednesday, August 1,1984 CAIIPAI,N '14/3 .'. v" '. . .. .'" \ . • ~;.. • . • • • • '" • , __, , ., ,. . . • ~ ...... • • , > • • • > • • 41 ~. , .. • '."1' t • .,. Co • , ..... tI \#. ... \ t. ,...l'c...... "'" l.. , \ \ " " .f." ,. ,..-,.-4-- ''' '.4 '.~. ... " ..... " ,.. ,. • ------_.-..---._~-- ment the finest In the nation. As we are .' . KoreM conflict, enlisting In the Anny 11.11. - all aware, these grandiose programs and the misuse of deputies have led to Oakland : With literally hu~reds of laws' on the over a $20 million budget and last year County ! books for enforcement personnel to the layoff of 27 deputies. We In Oakland operate by, almost 500 employees and County do not need that kind of Commissioner a budget of about $20 million, Oakland "leadership" • , County needs someone with more than Here is an outline of a program that I (District 25) just a pollee background for sheriff. Intend to Institute when elected sheriff My experience as lawyer, business of Oakland County: manager, oorporate executive and an Establish a Table of Organization. elected official responsible for a $15 Presently there is no table of organiza- million budget are the Ingredients tion In the deparment. Members In that needed to direct the Oakland County department do not have any stability; Sheriff's Department. they are moved from position to posI- This Is no sleepy little place. Oakland tion at the sheriff's whim. The positlohs County has more than a million people, and areas of responsibility constantly 41 local police departments, a jail to ad- change from day to day. I intend to minister and plenty of opportunity for restore stability. . mismanagement. as evidence by the Restoration of Fiscal Responsibility. I , number of pending lawsuits against the Intend to be Involved In the budgetary department. process. Deputies will not be worked There Isn't a day that goes by without out of their bUdgeted area of respon- an example of why this job needs a sibility that presently and for the last 11 DATE OF BIRTH: April 4, 1949 lawyer with proven management ex- years have caused excessive overtime CURRENT OCCUPATION:Director of perience. Only recently, the U.S In the sheriff's department. sales, State Insurance. Agency Supreme Court Issued yet another - Establish Cooperation with Elected EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: B.S. decision directing the activities of the County OffIcials. I have worked with cI- Political SCience - Eastern Michigan law enforcement officer, this time In- ty and county elected officials for 35 University volving the Miranda Rule and traffic years and intend to continue to have Eastern Michigan Environmenl8l ActIon violators. harmonious relationships. The county Council, MUCC, SIeml Club, Audubon State and federal funds which mayor executive and the board of commis- SocIety, National Historic Trusta, Com- may not be available, along with legisla- sioners have the ultimate responsibility merce Township Historical SocIety, tion at those leVels of government also for allocating the expenditure of our tax Citizens In Opposition ot M-215, B'nal demand careful analysis and occasional dollar. Friendly, even-tempered persua- B'rith Input. sion Is much more effective than the G. William Beyond the administrative and legal re- hot-headed confrontation which CADDELL·R quirements of the office, there are presently exists. 870 Wolverine Drive crushing, day-tO;-daypressures. Walled Lake Oakland' Oakland County needs a man of vigor, DATE OF BIRTH: February 21, 1135 vitality and relative youth as its sheriff. CURRENT OCCUPATION:Doctor of County This Is not a retirement job. Chiropractic and Oakland County Com- Oakland missioner, District 25. Uncontested EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: County Palmer College of Chiropractic - Races Degree: C.D. Detroit Institute of Drain Technology - Degree: B.B.A. ELECTIVE OFFICES HELD: Oakland Commissioner' County Commissioner 1979-1984 Oakland County Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce; -County Executive Michigan Chiropractic Council, Past Daniel T. Murphy, R, incumbent, 2375 President; International Chiropractors Garland, Sylvan lake . George W. Association, (Executive Committee). Johannes F. Spreen, 0,34070 Lyncroft KUHN·R Area resident for 24 years. Local Farmington Hills ' -Prosecutor . CURRENT OCCUPATION: Drain com- businessman for 14 years • L. Brooks Patterson, R, Incumbent, 6385 missioner, Oakland County ParkTrail, Clarkston ' ELECTIVE OFFICES HELD: Drain com- Robert Gagniuk, 0, 2200 Crooks Road, missioner, Oakland County The major issue for the Oakland Apt.4, Troy County Board of Commissioners in- -Clerk The most impOrtant problems facing volves the 1985 budget. There are other 1. Lynn D. Allen,- R, incumbent, 3088 St. the Drain Commissioner's Office are: issues such as solid waste, transporta- Jude, Drayton Plains (1) High sewage treatment rates set by tion, jail population and economic linda D. Lash, 0, 3111 Avon Manor Road, .' the City of Detroit for suburban development that affect budgetary con- Rochester customers. Solution': Legislative action siderations. The board must be aware -Treasurer to establish a representative regional of "funds available" and the cadre of C. Hugh Dohany, A, incumbent, 24526 authority to operate the wholesale county services needed. Old Orchard, Novl James sewage collection and treatment As chairman of the Board's Finance system In the Detroit metropolitan area, Committee, I am acutely aware of the Louis L. Miller, Jr., 0, 25827 Livingston STEWART·R Court, Farmington Hills thereby reducing costs and reducing potential financial problems of the 12755W. Eleven Mile Road Drain Commissioner rates. (2) Sewage treatment rates set county. Our effort is to maintain ade- Huntington Woods -Darlene Berent, 573 Hecht, Madison by the City of Detroit which do not fairly quate county services without an In- DATE OF BIRTH: July 6, 1925 Heights allocata the actual cost of service to crease in taxes. We must realize that CURRENT OCCUPATION: Director of the suburban rate payer classes, mandated programs without full fun· County Commissioners Public Safety, Huntington Woods resulting in higher than necessary ding, whether state or f~eral, enlarge -24th District EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: 2 yrs. rates. Solution: Continue to seek court payrolls and boost taxes. We In John P. Calandro, A, incumbent, 41325 Highland Park Junior College; courses review of metropolitan sewer rates set Oakland County must continue to resist Singh Blvd., Novl at various Michigan colleges by Detroit so as to obtain lower rates unfunded mandates and the paperwork William D. Brinker, 0, 14440 Millstream ELECTIVE OFFICES HELD: None through reductions In the total revenue they bring, In order to keep a lid on the Lane, Novi APPOINTIVE PUBLIC OFFICES HELD: reqUirements to operate the treatment cost of county government. -25th District None plant, ana through reallocation of As county commissioner for the 25th Michael Hughes, 0, 1487 West Maple, Michigan Assoc. of Chiefs of Police; systems costs which should not be District Imust be available to work with Walled Lake South Oakland Chiefs of Police; assigned to suburban rate payer various departments of the county, -Circuit Court (Non partisan, six runn- Southeastern Chiefs of Police; classes. especially Management and Budget, Ing, five to elected In November) Michigan Fire Chiefs; Oakland Fire '?e 2. To improve the efficiency of this of- and fellow commissioners In order to Ste~~n N. Andrews, incumbent, 2824 Chiefs; International Chiefs of Police. fice, I plan to: Continue to carefUlly make proper and Important decisions. I WhIther, Bloomfield Hills Chairman, Oaklalnd County Police monitor staffing levels in the drain support the county's Solid Waste George LaPlata, incumbent, 5075 Ar- Academy Advisory Committee; Membe..r Commissioner's Office to maximize effi- management program. We must con- rowhead Road, West Bloomfield of the Oakland County JaR Study Sub- cient and cost effective utilization of tinue to fight for our fair share of SEM· Fred M. Mester, incumbent, 8165 Hen- committee, and St. Joseph Mercy personnel. Particular attention can be TA funds. Perhaps look to private in- drie, Huntington Woods Hospital Alcohol and Drug Abuse Ad· paid to analysis of normal attrition to dustry for help In this area. We Must Robert L. Temploin, Jr., incumbent, 3800 YIsory Committee. Treasurer of reassign responsibilities and functions get the greatest value for each tax Lakeland Lane, Bloomfield Hills Citizens for Capital Punishment. among existing personnel when vacan· dollar spent. Ge~e Schnelz, incumbent, 1956 Pontiac cles occur. To date, we reduced staff Trail, Walled Lake For over 11 years the Oakland County from 208 to 59. Thomas G. Kavanaugh, 3 Amherst Plea- Sheriff's Department has been under sant Ridge ' the direction of a former Detroit Police Stephen M. District Court Commissioner, who, at the time ROSMAN ·R -52nd Dlstrlct·1st Dlvl810n elected, promised Innovative programs Frank R. Ballard, R, 5779Strathdon Way, Pontile· 1081Island Drive, Martin L. Boyle, Incumbent, 1550 Lone ~:;OUld ma~~_our sheriff's depart- Union Lake Tree Road, Milford . ' ""vJlllWGII'M ------Wednesday, logua' 1,1114 , . .

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31/2X15(88 sq. ft.) R·11 18' 1x2 11¢L1N. 13¢L1N. 16~L1N. 31/2x23(135sq.ft.)R·11 18' REV~BD. 'TEX. 1·11 R/SFIR 6x15 (49Sq. ft.) R·19 28' 1x3 15¢L1N. 17¢L1N. 26¢L1N. & BATTEN 4" or S" O.C. 3/S" 6x23 (75sq. ft.) R·19 28' 5/8" THICK 1x4 20¢L1N. 22¢L1N: 34¢L1N. 5/S"THI~K THICK UNFACED 1x6 29¢L1N. 32¢L1N. 44¢L1N. 4x8 17.99 16.99 11.99 6x15 (49sq. ft.) R·19 27' 13.23 6x23 (75sq. ft.) R·19 27' 20.25 1xS 36~LIN. 39¢L1N. 61¢L1N. 4x9 22.99 21.99 1 1x10 I' , Savings vary. Find out why in the seller's 44¢L1N.. '50. L1N. 77¢LIN. fact sheet on R·values. Higher R·values 1x12 c 1~~10 26.99 24~99 ." 18.99 mean greater insulating power. 67¢LIN. 69 L1N: 92¢LIN.

SUPER SPECIAL OPEN: Mon. thru Thurs. 4xH·!!'S" Natural Rustic BRIGHTON b25 Main St. 227.1831 TeA. !·",S"O.C, DETROIT 5311 E. Nevada 368·1800 8A.M.·8 P.M. FENTON ....•...... 14375 Torrey Rd 629.3300 FR!. & SAT. .~ ...... " .. ~ ,. '--"-~~"'. LINCOLN PARK 3255 Fort St 386·5177 8A.m.-6 P.M. MT. CLEMENS : .. 5 S. Groesbeck 469.2300 SUNDAY REDFORD 12222 Inkster Rd ...... • 937·9111 10 A.m.-4 P.M. SOUTHFIELD .•...... 22800 W. 8 Mile 353.2570 DETROIT SOUTH LYON •...... • 20801 Pontiac Trail. ...•... 437.4161 STORE ONLY: UTiCA 48075 Van Dyke 739.7463 Mon. thru Sat. PINE WATERFORD .•...... 7374 Highland Rd 666.2450 8A.M.-6 P.M. yPSiLANTI 629 N. Huron 481.1500 SUNDAY CASH'WAY OWOSSO ..•.....•.•.... 1315 E. Main St 723.S911 10 A.M.-4 P.M. CASH & CARRY Some Items may not be available at all locations All Items Cash & Carry - Prices are SuuJOClto Change Without Notice PRICES GOOD . LUMBER No sales to dealers • ~1 THRU t AUGUST 19, 1984 f, i, PageS .' 28326