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985 $»!>«,*«» CifflmmilMtloo Coffer alios. All Rfjatt RNcnrd argue I M right to veto in court By 8andra Armbruater council honestly feels that the mayor veto would stultlfy.clty business, could editor has violated the charter on internal af lead to a dictatorship and violates the faire." ; separation of powers doctrine. The,dispute over the appointment of Some council members, critical of an A. Kent Herbert to the city council be opinion Issued by City Attorney Jeff PICKERING, however, contends comes a legal battle this week. Mayor Jahr that supports the mayor's posi that the council appointment of Her Charles Pickering said he will chal tion, got an outside opinion from Wil bert Is an "external matter concerning lenge the appointment by filing suit in liam P. Hampton of a Farmington Hills the whole city," not an internal affair. Circuit Court. law firm. ' "I don't agree this violates separation Meanwhile, council President Thom "Jahr's opinion doesn't hold water of powers. There definitely should be as Artley is asking the state attorney with regard to internal affairs and ap separation of powers, but there are general for an emergency opinion on pointments," said Artley. "They don't checks and balances In all areas," he the Issue. address the separation of powers." said. "The council can override a veto Herbert, who was fired as the city's In his opinion, Jahr cited several sec and has the right to confirm my ap finance director when Pickering took tions of the city charter and a Livonia pointments. office in 1982, was appointed by the case In which the courts upheld that "Each charter is different, and I be council last month to fill a seat left va city's charter which prohibited such a lieve It (Westland charter) includes the cant when Justine Barns became a veto. ' right to veto appointments," Pickering state representative. "It (the opinion) proves that Jahr lsv continued. Pickering vetoed that appointment. no longer the city attorney," said coun N; Pickering said the "problem" with "It's unfortunate that It has come to cilman Robert Wagner getting an attorney general's opinion is this point, but there are no exceptions "That's the fear the council had and that he "doesn't get the full story, he to the right to veto council resolutions that's the definite conclusion with to doesn't get the full facts. and ordinances," said Pickering. day's opinion," said Artley. "The Issue Is the right to veto. The He said he would ask the courts for a The councH had objected to4he may Issue Is no longer a personality one," he declaratory judgment on his right to or's appointment of Jahr as city attor said. veto and would seek a restraining or ney, worrying that he would only do the Acknowledging there may be some der to prevent Herbert from partici mayors bidding and that he lacked ex concern about the council becoming a pating in council business. perience In municipal law. "rubber stamp" for the mayor, Picker Pickering said he didn't have an esti "If-the mayor had the right to veto, ing said, "Understand, I don't make the mate en what the cost of his court chal then the council wouldn't be an Inde .appointments. It's not going to do me lenge would be. pendent legislative branch of govern any good to veto an appointment ff ment,"* added councilman Charles Grif ART EMANUELE/slaff photogfaphor there are five votes in favor." Getting ready for the 1983 Westland Youth Athlet- Splsak. 5. who will h*> plflylng-J^hAiy-ftllA^rt-lA^ COUNCIL MEMBERS believe the fin. He said that the councH Isn't al Herbert was appointed by a 4-2 vote, -veto-eaB-be-oveFturoedr-^ lowed to appoint someone to become with Ben DeHart and Nancy Neal vot- c Association baseball season and the obser- the first time this year; the others are Lance "The council continues to feel there mayor. ing no. It takes five votes to override a vance of the organization's 25th anniversary, are Shema, 13, (from left), Susie Tachar, 11, Mike Dan Is no veto existing," said Artley. "The Hampton's opinion says that such a veto. these five young ball players. In front is Scottie iels, 12, and Michael Splsak, 11.
years q in city The year 1958 was a big one for That spring the Little League ex and must be accompanied by a parent, sports enthusiasts. On Jan. 21 of that panded to three leagues when the Cen said Mike Splsak, board member of the year, the Westland Youth Athletic As tral League was added. WYAA. sociation was formed by 32 civic-mind The Meteor Football Unit was start "Ages for T-ball are 5-8. For base ed Nankin residents. ed In the fall of 1967. The following ball, age requirements are 8-12, for the In the fall of that year, the organiza spring, the Central Leagud was divided Babe Ruth division 13-15, and for the tion fielded Its first football teams. into the East and West Central senior Babe Ruth division ages are 16- Today, 25 years later, the organiza Leagues. 18. tion has grown to Include numerous The Babe Ruth unit was divided Into "For girls' softball, age requirements football as well as baseball, softball two leagues, north and central, in 1970. are 8-13, for the Intermediate division and basketball groups. The following year, a division of the ages 13-15, and for the senior division Meteor Football unit was made and the 16-18," he said. LAST YEAR, some 3,000 boys and Comets were added to the growing or The season Is expected to get under girls were registered in all programs ganization. way the latter part of April. offered by the WYAA. _The. WYAA rnay-be-playing-^an-ever— ^*We operate-underthe-princIplSTRaT"~^THE~SENIO R Babe 'Ruth League expandlng role in the city's sports any boy or girl who wants to play was added In the spring of 1972. leagues. Due tobudgef deficits, the city sports, can play sports, regardless of But It wasn't until spring 1974 that has cut its parks and recreation budget, race, creed, sex, handicap or financial girls' junior and Intermediate softball laying off the director, closing the ice circumstance, ail under adult supervi programs were initiated. That was arena, and requiring groups to pay for sion In organized sports," Dunlgan said. shortly after the federal Title IX ruling night use of lighted fields. The anniversary will be observed began to require equality In school Newly elected officers of the organi Saturday, Feb. 12, at the annual board sports. In 1975 the senior girls softball zation are Dunigan, president; Earl banquet which Is open to thejmbllc. program was added. Lamp, executive vice president; Jerry Tickets for the banquet, RFbe held at lnU979, the Rockets and Jets foot Caudill, financial vice president; Barb St Simon and Jude Church on Palmer, ball units were combined to form the Strahl, treasurer, and Rose Bird, secre east of Venoy>are $12.50 per person Northstars fooball units. tary. and may be purchased at the door. The WYAA added boys' and girls' A buffet dinner will be served at 7 basketball in the fall of 1981 and senior p.m. followed by an awards presenta boys'football that same year. tion prior to dancing.^ This year, T-ball for boys and girls Induatrial/dlgital/electronlcs students at the Wil Starlght (left) and Ryan Smith put theory into Tom*EDunlgan,- newly elected presi Is being added to the program. what's inside liam D. Ford Vocational/Technical Center are practice as they construct and lest an electronics dent of the WYAA, said there will be a During the past 25 years, the WYAA busy performing a digital logic experiment. Ken circuit. . . raffle the night of the banquet. >. has operated as a non-profit organiza "Any person bringing food for the tion using all volunteer help from the Calendar . . . 9A mayor's Operation Bread Basket, will Westland area. Classified. . Sections C,D' receive a free raffle ticket," Dunlgan "Our program Is completely fi Editorials ...... 10A said. nanced through registration, fund-ra Entertainment . . 6B.5-6C Check it out isers by our boys and girls, fund-raisers Letters ...... 4A THE WYAA'S first football teams by the adult volunteers in the program Obituaries . . 9A consisted of the Rocket Varsity and and by sponsorship of the Westland Religion...... 7B Junior Varsity squads. area merchants," Dunlgan said. In the spring of 1959, Little League Sports . . . . 1C open house Suburban life ...... 18 Baseball was added. That fall, the Jet GETTING READY for the upcoming Football Unit joined the organlzatfon. baseball season, Xittle League signups Travel ...: 8A •If you've even thought about becom a film charge the only fee, and free tors and business/industry personnel The Babe Ruth program was added will be held at Bailey Recreation Cen ing a vocational student and wanted to desserts vrith lunch or dinner in the who_Cooperate with the schools by em to the baseball lineup (n the spring of . Police ...... 722-9600 r ter from 10 a.m. to noon on Feb. 12,19, learn what U s all about, here Is ydur Marquette room. - ploying graduates of vocational train 1960. and in 1963 the program was ex 26 and March 5. Fire, rescue. . -. . 721-2000 chance. ;; " ' During the open house there will be a ing programs, and serve on program panded to Include Connie Mack Base Persons signing up for baseball are City Hall . . . . .721-6000 The William p. Ford -Vocational/ free computer job Inforjmajlon booth. advisory committees," he said. ball. asked to bring .their birth certificate Circulation . . . .591-0500 'Technical Center at 36455 Marquette Jri Want ads . . . . .:5.91-0900 Westland-wilt be hosting a series of ON SATURDAY, Feb.'12, there will Editorial dept.. . . 591-2300 free.'and Inexpensive events of special . be a student film festival all day, Interest to the community during the John Lange, principal, said the ; week of Feb. 6-12 In observance of Na- Wayne-Wes tland School District haj ; Board studies school closings tloriat Vocational Education Week. - • more than 3.300 high school age and. -—-During this weekrcitizens, ^ffchoolsT" .adult students^currently partrtcipatlnf ~By Sandra ArmbTuiier mItfee~T5hlCh"~5tadled-the-dlstrlct's- tlnuing decline oXstudent enrollment In "AU THE RESPONSE businesses and Industries throughout in 28 different job Skill oriented voca editor bulldlng use. The committee has rec the district. '""• -—--•• I NEEDED!" Arnerica Will pay; tribute to the con tional training programs. * ommended the closure of TInkham and cept, practice and potential of this vital Wayne-Westland school board mem Washington elementary schools. ACCORDING TO the report, the dis E. Prucher was delighted with • education and job training program, "While enrollment Di other areas ol bers will take' an unusual, day-long Dr, Georglna Cseresznye, executive trict could save about $374,000 a year the response she received on As part of the observarice, there will education have been standing still oi study session Saturday to review a' assistant to the superintendent, said in salaries, utilities and busing costs by the Observer & Eccentric News be an open, house at the center from 7-9 declining In recent, years, vocatlona' building utilization committee report that.all parents who have expressed closing the buildings. Students from papers classified ad placed for '•pirn. Wednesday, Feb. 9. education has grown by almost 60 per and new tax ruling.Tfae board meeting, concern about the recommendations Tinjjharn, 450 Venoy, would be "Florida Rentals." Activities scheduled for the week In cent sine 1972," he said, open to the public, Is In the Dyer center have been notified of the meeting. transfered to Kettering, Hamilton and clude an advisory committee breakfast - "Our nation is investing almost %'t on Marquette between . Wayne and The committee, which began meet P.D. Graham schools. • Remember... a| 7;S0a.m; Tuesday and daljy demon- L blliidh annually preparing Individual] Newbufgh. " ^ V V''"*' ing In December 1980, concluded Its If Washington School closes, the re strAtJons in the dlaWooms'all nveek for work through vocational educatlor The morning session begins at 9 with workjast March, Statistics In the re port recommends that students be One call from 9:30 to 11 a.m. and 12:30-2 p.m.. a*, programs., -^ a look at a variety bt items dealing port were checked by the schools busi transferred to Schweitzer and to Lin does it all! :'• frell as during the open house." This Investment is paying dividend* >- with student relations, the respite care ness office before the report was coln. '' ; There will befree auto safety Inspec for.Americans from pre-teen througV center, athletic programs, a computer turned over to the school board last But the utilization committee also tions, freeblood pressure/check, CPR ; golden years whose skills are helping update, and adult and community edu August. Due to the recall election, how has recommended that the school dis ; demonstratiprii .vialta to: the building our economy grow," Lange added. cation^ . ever, action on the'report was delayed trict restructure all school attendance 591-0900 trades bouse ;on Glenwo^d arid. Bl<7 •• • "It Is with great pride that we salutt The afternoon session begins at 1 until now. Use your MasterCard or Visa famll/and Individual photographs with all area vocational students, Instruc- p.m. with the Introduction of the com- The report was prompted by a con- Please turn to Page 2
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By 8u»an Rot lek the special quality of life here. Is a member of the Juvenile Officers Association < assisted many Livonia business owners and Lsf editor - Categories for nomination were clergy, police Michigan and Ontario board of directors and we viewed as a very positive support person," wrote' office, firefighter, educator, student, parent, busi named outstanding director in 1981 for the LlvorJ McCotter to her nominating letter. < ; The Jaycees tipped their hat to a special group of ness person and senior citizen/Nominations were Optimist Club. He is past president and currently] A member of the Michigan Women's Political residents last week. *V.„ solicited Irom the community last month. member.of the board of directors of the Livonia Caucus Second District Chapter, Karenko has been The nine residents, recipients of the Jaycees bls^ Police Officers Benovolent Association. : on the Livonia Zoning Board of Appeals since 1979. tlngulshed Service Award, were lauded at a ban DAVIS, RECTOR of St. Andrews for the past IS She Is married andJhe mother of three children. quet in Schoolcraft'College's Waterman Campus years, was nominated by Lee Blaim Jr., a Jaycee SHERMAN, who ft married and the father of two In the student categroy, Stan RutkowskI HI of Center for their unselfish contribution lo the im and chairman of the distinguished Service awards children, was nominated for the Jaycee award by Westland was nominated by the Air Force. Junior provement of Livonia. project. the Livonia Police Of fleers Association. i ROTC class at Churchill High School. Those honored were: the Rev. Ken Davis of St. • Davis is known for his ministry to the deaf. He is In the firefighter category, Harojd Hoyt. a bat ' "Stan has brought nothing but good things to Stan RutkowskI III Andrew Episcopal Church; Livonia police officer trained in sing language and has conducted wedd talion chief, was nominated by his daughter, Kartn other people's attention and by doing so, he has (above) was nomi Barry Sherman; Livonia firefighter .Harold Hoyt; ings, funerals and counseling for the deaf. He has Nlkodem. ^ [ ,done to the name of Livonia," his nominators nated for the award business owner Mary Karenko; Franklin High been very active in youth programs in the parish. A member of the Goodfellows, Hoyt is an active wrote. ' by fellow members of School senior Stan RutkowskI HI; senior citizen He also is a member of the Livonia Commission on community booster. He has worked on varlous;pb- the Air Force Junior Margaret Hornlck; Beverly Wesner, president of Aging. litlcal campaigns and can be spotted at the annual RUTKOWSKI, A SENIOR at FranXUn High ROTC at Churchill the Livonia PTA Council; Roger Sutherland, School He has served as chaplain of the Livonia Police Spree festival working in the fire department's pl£- School, is a member of the Livonia Mustang Car High School. The craft College biology Instructor; and Therese Price, Department for the last nine years. za booth. Last year, proceeds from the depart Club^He represented Livonia at a victory party for •director of a hospice support group. ' ment's food booth at the festival went to the wid U.S. Rep. William D. Ford last November and at Rev. Ken.Davis of St. Sherman, who joined the Livonia Police Depart Mayor Edward H. McNamara. keynote speaker ment as a cadet in 1972, Is a member of the ows and orphans fund. Hoyt also worked on the ro Tiger Stadium last May. Andrew Episcopal ! at the banquet, told the audiencelthat while Livonia ClarencevUle Board of Education. He is a member deo committee at Spree and is an active member pf ' He only tries to set a good example for other Church was nomi boasts about things like good roads "what really of the Livonia Youth Commission Vocational Schol the Children's Leukemia Foundation. [ people and to show them that teen-agers can be nated by Lee Blaim, makes this city different is its volunteers." arship Committee and Livonia Youth Assistance Mary Karenko's nomination was submitted by good citizens," his nominators wrote. project chairman. McNamara said it's volunteers that contribute to Program Community Action Council. Sherman also her former business partner, Joan McCotter. RutkowskTs goal Is to become a flying officer to the military. On his own he pursued flight training KARENKO'S INVOLVEMENT in the busine and qualified for the AFJROTIC solo badge to April Let's hear world started three years ago with her ownership 1982 at age. 18, according to Richard M. Lahtz, an of Contractors' Site and Signal Services, a Llvonip- aerospace education Instructor at Churchill. your views based firm that specializes in traffic control and The senior citizen award went to Margaret Hor highway signing. In addition, she also works for nlck affectionately known as "grandma" by those Tax ruling could If you've got something ©bseruer United Construction Co. In Livonia. ; who know her and admire her spirit, to say about what's going She is the co-founder of AFOBIC, the Alliance of on in your town, we'd like Female-Owned Businesses Involved In Construc Published every Monday to hear it. Send letters to HORNICK, 81, was nominated for the Jaycee and Thursday by Observer tion. She is executive director of the group and has the editor to the Observ award by a petition signed by 120 senior citizens. mean district loss A Eccentric Newspapers. testified at state and national hearings to promote Describes by her nominators as a tireless work 36251 Schoolcraft. LWonia. er, 38251 Schoolcraft, the concerns of its members. Continued from f*age 16 "I don't know what we're going to do. Ml 48150 Address all mail Livonia 48150. er, Hornlck worked hard to raise funds to purchase We'll have to see how long this will (subscription, change of ad "Although the people that she works with and for the buses which are used to transport senior citi boundaries in the district. It's expected dress. Form 3569) toP.O. are located cross the state and national, she 'has zens in Livonia. to be next year before that process last." Sox 2426. Livonia. Ml could be accomplished. Baracy said that if the state aid pay 4815 1 Telephone The committee also reported that ments are deferred in April, the dis 591-0500. the process for closing schools be trict will be short close to f 9 million. revised in order to better prepare stu "Obviously, we can't function if that HOME OEUVERY SERVICE dents, parents and staff. happens," Baracy added. "We hope the Newsstand, .per copy. 25« funds held hostage will be released." Carrier . . . monthry, $1.75 """"^^Henredon ALSO ON the agenda will be discus Mali .... yearly. $35.00 sion of a tax differential issue. Athough the state is obligated to pay Recently the state Supreme Court the school district, Baracy said that of ruled that school districts may not ficials have been advised that going to court to force payment would take two Oriental Bedroom receive different tax rates from com weji:*v) Oes*<>«' is jue,-«ci ie the years. tcrt-hor.% st»tM m ir.e *pp:
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Two music students play before an audience of fn'ends and judges at Franklin High last week during the start of the two-day music festival. Music makers gather
3 i^mm mm Students orchestrate big event Parents Al Becker and Bill Irving, members of the Franklin Boost- ers Club, package hamburgers for lunchtime. TUDENTS IN Franklin High enough, the students designed an alter high-school students from the same re School are moving out of the nate traffic design for the school park gion. classroom and into the board ing lot Justin ca^e it snowed. While sponsored by the MSBOA, S room these days as one of the "One of the reasons I enjoy doing this Franklin has hosted the eveot for the biggest shows to hit the Livonia School is because it "efcjoy management, past four years. And it's not because District continues this Saturday. myself, and when you're dealing with others haven't wanted the job, said Sa Before its conclusion, the "Solo and thousands of people somebody has to vola. Among others vying for the op Ensemble Festival" wilt have featured control things so that everything runs portunity to host a large music festival 4,601 students from 120 schools and,a smoothly," said Savola, who runs an have been Eastern Michigan Universi supporting cast of hundreds including import company In addition to his ty and Henry Ford Community College. parents, teachers and judges. teaching duties at Franklin. - "The (MSBOA) just prefers to return THE EVENT, sponsored by the to Franklin," the instructor adds with Tf>'fi oil Kolncr Anna fnr iha Intra i\f mil i£&n oCuooj Bdnd Orchestra Asso- unabashed pride. "'Iney itxe our laciu- sic. But, for a number of Franklin band ciation, began last Saturday with some ties and the students have been excel . students there's more. 2,288 junior high students from a three- lent. I'm not being modest at all. I'm Under the direction of music instruc county region participating in small just telling you the facts. The program tor William Savola, the students are or group and individual performances. runs like a clock." chestrating the event themselves, right The performances are rated by some TO INSURE that everything ticks down to deciding where to get enough 55 area judges. In addition, some 100 along on time, the students began their musical instruments to equip the partl- area music teachers are on hand to as planning with an organization chart to j clpanU, how to get. them there, and sist-the judging,-This Saturday, the determine who's in charge, and who. Who'll set up the chairs. As if that isn't event continues ;with an expected 2,313 will do what work- The job has entailed setting up no less than 50 classrooms in the building with musical instruments and chairs, and ensuring that 23 rented pianos ar rived on time from a Toledo music store. Then, signs and maps directing the participants to th*ir proper loca tions were drawn and displayed.* The Franklin Music Boosters Club, a school parent group, also is involved In the action. As a fund-raiser, the group cooked up enough sandwiches and pre pared hot and cold drinks to serve to the music-loving throngs of people ar riving from throughout Wayne, Wash tenaw and Monroe counties. As a spe cial treat to the working judges, the group has planned a roast beef dinner following the day's work. They expect to-raise-so As for the students, they're also get ting a lift out of the event. .¾ •'•-'• - V Said student-planner John Correia: William Savola, Franklin's band instructor, (right) (left to right) John Correid, student site manager, "It makes you feel good about yourself, goes over an organization chart witfT student plan* Al Zielke, and David Wilbert , student general man- makes you feel important. The best ners of the music festival. The diagram outlines all ager. thing is giving orders." student responsibilities for the event. Pictured are Simulation Station NEW AT WESTLAND SHOPPING CENTER KIDDIE GAMES! FOOD! AREA! Over 27 video games Taste-tingling, A separate section of and amusements. . mouth-watering de playful rides to keep The best of the new lights add to the fun. the little ones happy. technology I Try Nachos, pocket piz There's a balloon yourhancfat Boom za, hot dogs, ice maker, a mini-heli Ball, Ski Ball, Don cream and more! copter and a merry- key Kong and more! go-round .. . plus - jR—. other ^surprises!
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program My humble opinion? It js unconscion obtained by phoning the Easter Seal CPA objects able. It it insanity. It is a coverup for office at 722-8055. gross mismanagement. Marshall J. Pltler, 1 It would be Interesting to hear your .executive director, to tax hike plan 'readers'opinions. Easter Seal Society of Wayne County G,P.MorrissyCPA with learning problems Westland To the editor: By M.B. 01 Won Ward read a piece of paper." of, the. brain deals with language, For many years you have been par- staff writer Lou and Kyle, both high school grad speech and reading, while the right tidilarly Informative of the political Solve problems uates, are tutored by special teachers controls artistic and constructive skills. activities that affect the-well-being of Kyle, a 26-year-old Farmington resi annnueet with other dyslexlcs at the "The specific nature of the neurolog the. residents of our community. You Easter Seal dent, is unable to hold down a job be Neuro-Educatlon Center. Kyle hopes to ical problem will probably be under have been equally outspoken in ex facing city cause of It. It's why attending school build up his reading and writing skills stood In the coming years because of pressing your opinion of those activi .humiliated him, and the reason be so that he can return to his automotive brain scans," said Rablnovltch, a long ties. Society corrects doesn't date. sales job. time dyslexia researcher. As a resident and businessman of To the edltorr Like' thousands of others in metro Lou's job, which involves managing SCREENING PROGRAMS in Garden City-Westland may I express headline error I want to thank you (or your excel Detroit, Kyle suffers from a common 20 people and designing jewelry for a schools now are detecting dyslexic chil an opinion on current events that affect lent editorial of Jan. 6,1983. It was yet often unrecognized disorder called Detroit manufacturer, Is so important dren and referring them to special all of us? To the editor ' i very well-written and made several ex dyslexia. Dyslexlcs, many of whom to him he "has to let it out" and learn classes for the learning disabled — Recently, it was reported that State This is to clarify an error in the Jan. cellent points. I hope that all concerned possess normal and above average in to relax with people. something that wasn't happening 20 Senate Majority Leader William Faust 20 Issue of the Observer relating to a will resolve to act more intelligenlty in telligence, encounter great difficulty Often, there's no indication that' years ago, he added. would introduce legislation to increase story concerning a current Easter Seal the future. It's time to put the election . with spelling, reading and mathematics something is medically wrong with a "For many years, many children our Michigan Income tax rate from 4.6 activity. • behind us and work cooperatively to • because of a neurological inefficiency. dyslexic.Symptoms Include an Inability with this condition were considered re percent to 6.6 percent, a purported in Although the story'was accurate, we solve the many crucial problems now . Most are unable to progress beyond to learn to read adequately despite nor tarded and given Inappropriate pro crease of 43 percent. This follows his wish to call your attention to an error facing Westland. the junior high school reading level. mal Intelligence and normal opportuni grams. Now, with modern development active leadership in Increasing our tax In the headline which associated our . DR. JOHN G, FRAUENHEIM of Please keep up the good work. Your ty for learning. Dyslexic children are of special education, we're beginning to rate 22 percent in 1982. In this in the "Easter Seal basketball shootout" to efforts are greatly appreciated. ;Farralngton, a clinical counselor, said unable to sound out phonics and have offer what they need. best intereest of the residents whom he the March of Dimes. Kenneth J. Horn hundreds of thousands of America's 25 difficulties recognizing words and sym "And the earlier remediation (very Is supposed to represent? I think not. This letter is being written to clarify Westland million illiterates — people completely bols, said Dr. Ralph D. Rablnovltch, di specific reading and language training) Let us examine his proposed tax in unable to read or write — are dyslexic. any confusion which riiay exist due to rector of clinical-research at North- is started; the better the hope for the crease, further. Assume a couple with theerror." Dyslexic sufferers have Included New ville'8 Hawthorn Center, a public men future," he said. two children, an Income of $20,000 and The Easter Seal Society and the York Governor Nelson Rockefeller and tal health children's facility. There's help for adult dyslexlcs as a modest home with property taxes of Olympic gold medalist Bruce Jenner, March of Dimes are two different Blood tests DYSLEXICS TEND to blame their well. $1,500 per year. This, certainly fits the agencies. Easter Seal provides direct be added. Yet, with the exception of condition on a variety of things, says "We do screening here at the image of a vast number of our residen educators, society generally remains services to the disabled children and Frauenheim. Hawthorn Center, and I'd be delighted tial families. Their 1983 income tax adults throughout Wayne County. Our Free blood-pressure readings are unaware of dyslexia. . "They'll say, 'it was my first-grade to talk to anyone," said Rablnovltch, without an Increase would be $164.00. ; "In adulthood, it's still in the closet. treatment center is located in Inkster. taken 10:30-11:30 a.m. Thursdays in the teacher,' 'it was because of my par who can be reached at 349-8000. Senator Faust's proposal would in The "basketball shootout" Is occur- Maple Room at Maplewood Communi There's a lot of rejection out there, but ents,' or, Tm just dumb.' " crease their tax to $444.00, an Increase it's something that has to be brought Persons wishing to contact Frauen ing in many schools throughout Wayne ty Center, on Maplewood west of Mer- The soul searching led one of helm may call 288-2332. of $280 or 170 percent. County. Additional Information may be rlman. 'put into the open," said Frauenhelm, di Frauenheim's patients to believe that rector of clinical counseling at William his witnessing of a plane accident in Beaumont Hospital's Neuro-Education which a person was.decapitated caused Center In Royal Oak. his Inability to read* . "A dyslexic who has a job working on Buy cars may use the people around him to Rabinovltch said the cause of dyslex avoid revealing his disorder. If he need ia Is very likely some circuitry in the ed some information from a manual, brain that, prohibits any learning of tickets he might pretend he's working on a car symbols, letters and words. Kan.-? and say to another employee, 'Hey, Though usually unapparent until the what does that manual say?' " end of first or second grade, dyslexia is present at birth. Evidence indicates it for ball Discount Drugs Tm Other dyslexlcs resort to wrapping is hereditary, and that the condition is Package Liquor Dealer their hands in a cast when applying for 20 times more common in boys than in % £L a job, or avoid paying by check In pub girls. You can have a ball lic to hide their condition. < . There Is some type of sex linkage and help feed Westland's DR. WEST PURSETTES DESITIN * ''All dyslexlcs have similar experi which many times Is transmitted by hungry by attending TOOTHBRUSH TAMPONS DABAWAYS * ences in terms of a significant need to the mother. Most researchers think the Westland's annual mayo •SOFT EXCLUSIVE PRE-LUBRI- PRE-MOISTENED * keep the problem hidden from others, parietal lobe to the back and left of the ral gala at 6:30 p.m. Feb. • MEDIUM * OATED TIP. COMPACT WASH CLOTHS feeling Isolated, and not knowing what brain Is the affected area, added Rabi 12 at the Wayne-Ford • HARD ANOABSORBENT.NO Regular - it Is," added Frauenhelm, who holds a novltch. Civic League, Wayne * APPLICATOR NECESSARY. Lotion * Ph.D. In educational pyschology from Work done at Harvard University Road south of Ford. ft****- Wayne State University and has suggests that in some dyslexic children, Tickets are are $15 •Adult 55< worked wlth-dyslexics for 25 years, the-left hemisphere of the brain Is less each, $10 each for senior 'Child $H99 J& "WE'RE TOUCHING on a subject developed than the right. The left side citizens. Youth 44* 20's 4 70 ct. ^n that's been very huslrtiush," agreed * Lou Yohce of Troy, a dyslexic and" 31- 00 * yearojd jeweler who made the'engage- I HAIRGUTS $6 /ft^ GELUSIL OLD SPICE OLD SPICE ment ring Henry Ford n gave his -pres I LIQUID ANTACID TICK DEODORANT SHAVE OR COLOGNE * ent wlfe.^- •-> $ 50 /ANTI-GAS He'll Love You For It! * I STAINLESS Regular "It was harder to tell my wife I PERMS 20 tt| SMOOTH CREAMY • Regular couldn't read than it was to ask her to I WITH THIS COUPON gft) PEPPERMINT TASTE Lime I • Lime Musk get married. And telling my mother-in- • Musk $288 J law was really traumatic." I Manicures * Herbal After Shave Agreed Kyle: "It's affected my whole $019 I Senior Citizens Specials 12. 02. 2 $099» social life — and it's hard to talk about. I Open 2½ OZ. ^ k^^-Cologne I dated someone once for a while, and %Ev$aing$ UNISEX BEAUTY SALON * never told her I couldn't read..rm.al 24330 ANNSRBOR TRAIL ways on guard and walking away from I LADY'S CHOICE MISS BRECK BEAUTIFUL HAIR * Dearborn Hgts. • 863-0944 HAIR SPRAY —mm m*Ml* \ * people, worried I'm going to have to L SOLID ANTI-PERSPIRANT * 5 CUSTOM FORMULAS BRECK * DEODORANT • Regular * • Regular SHAMPOO-IN •Super HAIR COLOR If You Own a Vehicle with More Than • Unscented • Unscented * • Fresh • Super Unscented WITH LIQUID GOLD PROTEIN 20,000 Miles You Need a • Ultimate Hold y $ 77* TRANSMISSION BAND $488 SH44 As-aAl 2oz. 1 9oz. 1 1 * ADJUSTMENT & FLUID CHANGE * VISINE * INCLUDES: VIDALSASSOON CHAP STICK SHAMPOO OR EYE DROPS FJNl3HIN13_R]NSE_v. > THREE-FOR-ALL * Comptete Driveline Analysis 35 Point Ofreck GETS THE RED OUT FAMILY PACK * • Fluid • Pan Gasket • Filter (Wtiere Applicable)' OPEN SATURDAY ORIGINAL SALON FORMULA V NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY FREE TOWING TRANSMISSION REBUILDERS Since S022 $044 $ 22 THE ONLY COMPANY WITH ITS OWN FACTORY 1W 12 oz. 1 oz. f IWft&l 3 pack 1 : k J 2 2 * T.R.I. 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SYMPTOMS SO YOU CAN • Vinegar 4 Water 'been extended to Of course/there COUGH FORMULA FOR A; fcrt*iss +.-.-JJ.. . ;._". ...-_. . . •».7*-rr*'-. -•' "\-J :: t •• \ I " Mm Thursday, February S 1983 O&E (L,RtW.Q)5A Gould be worse For a New Experience, Visit... Michigan's largest selection of Limited Gift Certificates Edition and Original Wildlife Art, \/ • Carvingi • GlfU,« f^k*.*: ' ^^*ft%. •-»•>•»» VJ-V/ • State & Federal Dock \r ' "yniqiie", "affordable" To SC, state cut isn't so bad SUmp print* "Beaoti/al" Wild Wings Gallery Wild Wingg Gallery The word* many people By Carol Axlilan about,twice that amount If BJanchard face a revenue shortfall if the state Ooe Kercbef »1 Areoue W5 W. too Artx* Trail aay as tbey visit and velopment and Jobs proposals."- Gross* Potole Farms, JO <«« Plymoeth, 10 <»Up staff writer went along wfth the Michigan Finan doesn't come through with aid pay Blanchard caUed /or creation of a browse our gallery" (liJ)WWfrl <»J) US-MOO. See out Gift Selections cial Crisis Council's recommendations. ments for January and February. job-training partnership council, wfilch Also open Sundays 12-5 pm . Schoolcraft Coliege will lose 174,857 BJanchard delayed payments to cities, will use federal funds to provide jobs In state aid payments as a result of B LAN CHARD, IN in bis first state of school districts and colleges earlier for the unemployed. Gov. James Blanchard's budget reduc the state address, called Wednesday for this year. The governor said he already has tion proposal. 9225 million in cuts to balance the state "Our big problem Is the $834,01)0 started work on a statewide jobs pro "It's not as big a cut as we anticipat budget and an increase in the state's payment for the first two months of gram by commissioning a survey of lo ed," said Schoolcraft College President 4.6 percent income tax to 8.35 percent.' this year," McDowell said. "We don't cal governments and communities to SALE 50% OFF Richard W. McDowell. know when we're going to get that." identify public works and construction PENNVILLE CUSTOM CABINETS College officials expected to lose McDowell said the college still could College officials said they may have needs that could provide jobs'for the to borrow the money to meet their unemployed. cash-flow requirements if the state In addition, a cabinet-level council Custom doesn't come through with the pay would be formed to come up with a Planning ments by mid-summer. strategy for economic development Summer tax bills State aid accounts for roughly a third and job creation. Expert of the college's revenues. The other McDowell said the college hopes to two-thirds comes from property taxes participate in the jobs programs by Workmanship and tuition fees. serving as a training center. A Wide Variety "We have training programs in many could save S'eraft ON ANOTHER note, McDowell gave areas (from computer programming to of Styles & Colors • Blanchard high marks for bis proposals groundskeeping)," he said. in Wood or Formica on a statewide jobs program. "We can tailor-make programs for Complete Installation "Everybody was wondering'whether industries or small businesses. There's orDo-lt-YouraelJ Cabinets-Appliances he really had a plan," McDowell said. no limit to the type of classes we can $100,000 interest "I was pleased with his economic de offer." FREE ESTIMATES • DESIGN SERVICE Schoolcraft College could save about $40,000 would pay $77.60 in taxes to KEPLEYS KITCHEN & BATH ""ssslr- $100,000 this year if local communities the community college during the sum 27854 FORDROAD,GARDENC,TY 525-0050 ; • opt for a summer tax collection. mer rather than the winter. The college board of trustees UNTIL RECENTLY, community Wednesday voted unanimously to noti college and school district taxes were A Family Dedicated To Notice To fy city and township officials in the col payable in winter, along with city, Headache and Neck Shoulder Pain Suffers lege district to collect part of the gen county and other property taxes. AYe- Funeral Service eral property tax in summer instead of cent state law allows school districts to David If You Have waiting until winter. request that taxes be collected in the • chronic headaches • neckaches • ringing or clogging • "The purpose of collecting a summer summer and winter. tax is to avoid heavy borrowing in an Community colleges, however, don't dizziness • pain in face and jaw joint area ticipation of winter tax receipts," said have the same j option. They can only board Chairperson Harry G. Greenleaf. request a single summer tax collection You may have a The college's fiscal year begins July 1, if area public school districts vote to TEMPOROMANDIBULAR (JAW JOINT) VERTEBRAL but currently it gets little of its proper collect taxes In the summer. DYSFUNCTION SYNDROME. ty tax revenue until the Dec. 1 bills are , i sent out by cities and townships. Dr. Korby has appeared on PM Magazine, Jerry Hodaks* Medical SC enrolls Viewpoint, WWJ, WXY2, WCAR, WNIC and Channel 50 Morning BECAUSE OF the uncertainty sur Break discussing the diagnosis and treatment of this SYN rounding state aid payments, the col DROME. This method of treatment gets RESULTS! lege borrowed $2.1 million last year, 4 percent more said Arlelard Raby, college comptrol CALL FOR A CONSULTATION AT NO CHARGE ' ler. Schoolcraft College's enrollment Is If taxes.are collected in the summer, up 4 percent this winter from the same the college could avoid borrowing the time last year. DR. GORDON KORBY money and paying interest on>a short- This year, 8,549 students enrolled In Larry Gerry Larry term loan, Raby said. Last year, the regular credit courses, compared to Chiropractic Physician 8,212 last winter, college officials re LARRY, DAVID, GERRY & LARRY GRIFFIN college paid nearly $100,000 in interest Licensed Funeral Directors 36016 W. Five Mile Rd. 2305 Coolidge Rd.' on the loan. ported at Wednesday's Board of Trus tees meeting. Livonia, Ml 48154 Berkley, Mich 48072 L J. Griffin Funeral Home , 464-2100 546-B020 Schoolcraft receives roughly a third "Whenever there's a recession, peo -7701 Mlddlebelt (Just South oi Ann Arbor Trail) oi its revenue from property taxes, a ple have more time {on their hands) third from the state and the remainder and go back to school to update their 522-9400 from student tuition and fees. skills," said board Chairperson Harry However, whether the college actu G. Greenleaf. ally will save $100,000. depends on "More women enroll because they whether six school districts which want to get back Into the work force. comprise the college district decide to .Students with bachelor's degrees who LEARN HOW TO ..haven't been able to find employment. icollect a summer tax._^_,^., . • •• f ^So far, Livonia Is the1 oily city which "go"back to school to obtain more-mark has opted for a summer tax collection etable skills." SAVE A E&FE! NORTHLAND'S this year. The college also has 2,500 students Under the new system, a Livonia enrolled in continuing education and C O M N taxpayer whose home was assessed at community service programs. ATTRACTIONS BLACK WOMEN ~ ACHIEVEMENT AGAINST THE ODDS Northland observes Black History month, with this unique and informative exhibit from the Smithsonian Institute. As a community service, Botsford General Hospital will be February 8-27. Center hours offering a free training program for area citizens in cardiopul JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT SALES FAIR monary resusitation (CPR). The ultimate purpose is to en Let tomorrow's business execs (ell you about their valuable able citizens to perform CPR for heart attack victims until organization and show you their unique products emergency medical personnel arrive. Certified instructors Saturday. February 12. 10 a.m.-9 p.m. will teach the course. CREATE A ROMANTIC DINNER FOR TWO The one-session, 3 hour "Heart' Saver" course will be of What better way to celebrate Valentine s Day than to prepare a fered the first Thursday of each month at /:00 PM in the candlelight dinner for someone special? Noted chef Maria Ang "shows you how. Community Room of~tr)e Botsford A"dministration~& Educa- 56 fee. b> reservation only, phone 569-6272. tion Building (immediately to the east of the hospital). . Monday. February 14. 9:30 am. c To pre-register (required), please call the Department of BASKETBALL CLINIC WITH ANTOINE JOUBERT Health Promotion and Development at 471-8091, on Monday The celebrated player, along with his Southwestern High through Friday from 9:00 A.M. to 5 P.M. Class size is limit Prospectors teammates and coach, offer advice. ed, so please register early. Botsford General Hospital is lo Saturday. February 19 12 p m cated at 28050 Grand River Ave., Farmington Hills 48024. POT SOME ZESJ IN YOUR LIFE! •til wm m •Mfa*i •V."» «•• ^ "».T* w vmm." O&E Thursday, February 3,1983 iMiveittd <:l? :.m. x- ByJ»ck!»KUIn seflEg paraphernaUa; And everyone seems \ •freedom to wear trendy clothing at work, staff writer to be more health conscious. Th«i word ,1s;. •Gilbert said. They no»longer want to Wear that smoking Is bad for you, period.; - - ; blue jeans when they go out, so they, buy The slogan in Tobicco Road used to be *We still have customers'who are died-ir*- pleated pants, skinny ties, geometric shirts •Vo^can put anything ^pu like, in your pipe %,: the-wool cigar and pipe sirjokers/They con and 'eyen' tuxedos which were popular 30 - andsmokelt," ;i ^ ' :'\" •'-'•;. sider our new fads 4nd ftehloni a kind?! yearsagoll 1 1 ;•' V, "•:•'• '.''. But. the catchy/ one-liner Juts been * entertalrdngBldetHp.'ll 'I- -}-111 '11' * Many; young jffomen like the Marilyn changed to, "Whence goujg gets tough, the "••' Television has a tremendous^ influenceo^ Monroe; |66k. the mlnl-skirti, pointed-toe tougfigo shopping." M ^ ' lifestyles, Hoffman said. And that Include*' ; shoes ..and''|>aslc black; idress which were StevejGilbert, 37, and Bruce Hoffman, 83, what young persons ftyra 18 (6 30tf eary the standard apparel fofthe fashlbh-copscjous ccK>wnert of the Tobacco Road store In music they like. and] the; stars they admire, : in the 1950s, Gilbert said. In the 1980s, any-* Franklin Shopping Plata at Northwestern •. In Tobacco Road, you'll find such items thing goes and freedom, comfort.and indi ; as "Leave it to- Beaver* and *The Three viduality are catchwords, he said. and 11 Mile in 'South!ie.ld, originally called 11 their business a complete smoke shop'., Stooges T-shirts. Recorded music played in — The partners buy merchandise"!rem" what They didn't discriminate agalnst.any herb the ffternoonIs vintage1950, arid; cult itk'\ they refer to as fomard-thinking, small from marijuana' to cdrnsllki and they sold voirites are Marilyn Monroe and- James . manufacturers In New York,- Los" Angeles, everything from'hookah pipes to Meer Dean. ,^ and London who don't sell to department schaum, pipes, house-blended tobacco and There's been jtn explosion = of resale stores. ..; .- ..,, expensive cigars. -.--^- ahops'in the last 10 years, and customers seem to prefer styles from the 1950s," Hoff- Gilbert and Hoffman'sfTvintage saddle , But there's a new wave in Tobacco Road . man said. "We have 1950 clothes "that were shoes discovered in a warehouse. Other pop which has expanded to sell cult clothing and never sold, and we also, have new mer ular items are black/studded wrist bands/ accessories to .the "punk" generation, and chandise which are copleVof fashions of peekaboo earrings, oddly shaped sunglasses those who dig fads and fashions of the that decade. '/• -<-!' T' and "Valley Girl" buttons for the punk set mw.: •-; :..;•;<"-y.^A-.': -\-:'V: •Everything (comes, back; Young people "Even our greeting cards and gift Items •' want an Identity. They enjoy doing their are individualized and trendy," Gilbert said. *We*v6 cut our drug| paraphernalia bust' own thing and, in a way, being hippies with "And since we started selling new vintage ness by 80 percent because of the economy haircuts. The more daring'wear what ,qre clothes with oW price tags and other new an'd because a lot of people are against ••calf hardcore pimk fashions like, black wave fads; and fashions, Our business Is way smoking anything," Gilbert said. leather with studs and zippers forthe tough up. And it's fun." . • >.- •WE-THOUGHT marijuana would be le look:" Their original business hasn't gone up in galized but that's not the wave of the future. smoke, the partners agree. But Tobacco They even tried to pass legislation against YOUNG BUSINESSMEN usually lack the _ Road Is going In a new direction. '—-•«. * is* Report of Condition Consolidating Domestic Subsidiaries ' of the Michigan \ational Bank AlfesitJiletro of Livonia In the state of Michigan, at the close of business on December 31,1982 published MINOV SAUNDEftS/etafilphotoflrapiw. in response to call made by Comptroller of the.Currency, under title 12, United States Code, • Sectibn 161. Charter number 15344 National Bank Region Number 7 • '' Amy A. Traction, left, ol Oak Park, helps - ASSETS '•••'• customer John Pi- Cash and due from depository institutions .: 57,491,000 neau of Pleasant U.S. Treasury securities ;..,.'. 5,859,000 ^ Obligations of other U.S. Government agencies and corporations , ! NONE . <7 J Ridge try on a pair of Obligations of States and political subdivisions in the United States 23,756,000" * "van" tennis shoes. Other bonds, notes and debentures ,,...... ,...... ; , 150,000 Federal Reserve stock anicorporate stock...,. 173,000 Trading account securities .:.„>.'.„...;....•...... NONE-. Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements t6 resell 10,800,000 Loans, Total (excluding unearned income) .153,393,000 Less: Allowance for possible loan losses.. 700,000 ' • Sunglasses at Tobac Loans, Net ...: .' 152,693,000 co Road come in a Lease financing receivables ; :.: ,-,.; : :NONE variety of styles for Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets those who want to representing bank premises ,: 4,987,000" shade their eyes with Real estate owned other than bank premises : 1,937,000 memories of the Investments in unconsolidated subsidiaries and associated companies NONE 1950S. . Customers' liability to this bank on acceptances outstanding ; NONE Other assets...: .1.- : .: : .• 3,629,000 TOTAL ASSETS .',...... ;.....- 261,475,000 LIABILITIES; Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships and corporatiojis 40,560,000^ Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships and corporations ,. 185,043,000 la-COWON"—*yfr"—' COUPON"»**V DepositsDeposlte-s o of fState Unites dand State, politicas Government...... l subdivisions in. the United Statef s ..:...... t. '. 3,578,00.325,000 Deposits of foreign governments and official institutions .....NONE CURLY NO SET |, Deposits of commercial banks NONE Certified and of fleers''checks, .-...V...... ,., .• '.2,195,000 ToUl Deposits..,..:.,;.. ;.. ; :....-...,1: ;.;., 231,701,o6d [HOUSE OF DENTURESl Total demand deposits...... : ;.... 45,221,000 (Licensed Denti'9tt Total time and savings deposits X. 186,480,000 "- - WE'RE BACK AT OUk OLD SPOT Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements-to repurchase 1,400,000 FREE Zh ^UUL/< Interest-bearing demand note (note balances) issued to the U.S. Treasury f,H5,000 . ^J)near- -• 4rt 4x10 4x12 4x14 Amounts outstanding as of report date: vll ^ :.....' , •fSsL' __ HRSTLYIND Standby letters of credit, :. _ *. ". j , ~ . .' HJ088 *" US sis LOCK - - SUndby letters of credit, total.. \ , '. .,.?..„ : ,r..,, : 7.,..618,000 Amount of standby letters of credit conveyed to others through participations;. .' NONE v S*0 **> «J» y» 25% OFF ENERGY FAIR Time certificates of deposit in denominations of $100,000 or more...'... , :.-.....10,488,000 - List s B AJiechtoyn* 36601 FORD ROAb Other time deposits in amounts of $100,000 or more : , : 1...... NONE H 474 5*2 7.10 MO , aUM*tt, p«0>h*4 bnt* « ktfkUncb lock Mt», (Behind W*»tl*nd City Hall) Average for 30 calendar days (or calendar month) ending with report date: :. il..'l •Cash and due from depository institutions.....' ,.,.....,C 0\ 1.1 ;. 53,^55,000 MON.-FRI.8-5 SAT. 8-12 Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell , ,.14,771,000 FEBRUARY 5th, 1983 Total loans ;. ,.., ,. 153,652,000 10a m., 5 p.m. '- ' • f Iti THE BAILEY CENTER , Time certificates of deposits in denominations of $100,000 or more'. >. 10J>60.0j)0' J&M letthB Attention: Total deposits ,..,.: , ., , „ ,....,...228.542,000 floodtime 1 s Bowjer8 gnc| Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase.! ,1,206,000' FREEOFCHAHGE ' ' Other liabilities for borrowed money '. , 7. : :. :,. NONE Sponsored By, • 'Total assets ; :.../ , , 158,391,000 of Late Night Leagues The" City of Westland Energy & ,'•.-'• • 1 ' > .-V 9:30 P.M. and later I, P«ter D. Fergown, Vic« President & Cashier of the above-aacled bank dp hereby declare that ihls Report of -» Environment Quality Commission,. Condittoo Isjnie and correct to the best of my knowledge aod belief, ', - "' '' Mi '; on weekdays Twenty local businessmen will be ' r, ' V ' ., ' •;. Peter D, Ferguson Before signing a new ' ' '' • 1, '\ / , . January 25, H)8$ featuring energy-saving product? > contract, find out how f ' ~ i> ' . «' . <• > much you are paying and ideas £t the Second Annual J -,, We, the undersigned directors attesf tbe correctness of tbii statement of resviirces and liabilities. We declare that It has been examined by as, and to the best of our knowledge and belief 1« true and correct. per game to your bowl City of Westland Energy Fair, See ' "•,,'-, { ; - TrfPaolTerova ing center. If this figure v everything you need to make your • ' ' ; - u • - •'/ • ' David L. Griffin exceeds $1.00 p«r Mine, please call this i . . i 1 ' ,- , •* OlennJf. McVeigh number for an appointment end save home energy efficient in one * v money for your league. ' convenient location. One-s^op . •*->• M ., 722-5000 shopping saves you time; saving yyy; AekfarQave 'energy saves you money*. , y < - ^ K\ •, ' t 'S •\ :-. .Thursday, February 3,1983 OLE (W;<3)7A;£ '•' J-' . ? • 1,: $tat.-.••. forward to serving on the commerce aid Judiciary clal,serv{ces committee by Senate Majority teadet "fltealU) care costs are sti 11 rising by double digit committees and pointed out that he had served on WlUlam.Faujst SNOWFLA PLUS & SALE WH DAYS ONLY AII larae and half size winter fashions are Thursday,* Friday, Saturday This Sunday Only 9:30-9 pm 9:30-9 pm 9:30-6 pm 12 noon-5 Many are reduced even further far this special clearance. NO SNOW SPECIALS SWEATERS reg-to 21.99 now$5to$K> 40-50% OFF BRUSHED ANti> VELOUR TOPS rea to 19.99 • CROSS-COUNTRY SKIS, BOOTS & POLES • WINTER JACKETS AMD'MOUNTAIN PARKAS now $8 to $10 • WOOLRICH WOOLINE MOUNTAIN ACRYLIC PULL-ON PANTS reg. to 18.99 PARKAS now • SWEATERS, GLOVES, HATS & SOCK,¾S ^ • CROSS COUNTRY CLOTHING ^ ^ DRESSES ^¢21,99 : — 2^ now SIP to$}5 ALL WOOLiKIRTS reg. to 24.99 now $8 to $12 V\\W //())) »\vv WE ARE LOOKING SHIRTS AND BLOUSES reg. to 19.99 FOR SNOW!!! now$6*o$l&v %0K Create your own snowflake and bring it In. It's worth $1.00 OFF ANY PURCHASE. (Limit 1 per customer) ALL WARM R&BES reg. to 29.99 BEST SNOWFLAKE wins a $50 GIFT CERTIFICATE! (No purchase necessary (or contest) now COATS reg. to 64.99 ... now $30 to $40 NIKE& s^rs-roDAW • . 20% OFF ABSOLUT^ ENDS SUNLW STOREWIDE ADIDAS SALE SHOES Including special Assorted styles sizes SIZES 14V2- 24V2. 32-46 f on order racing Start *-|g95 Use v""' »*" OtJO/Chaiming Shoppes at while they last change cmi. VISA of Moslcrca-d roller skates WONOEBLAMO SHOPPING CEMTE" WESTCHESTER SQUARE irAife ,o9 m HOURS: Daily ^0 a>" P ' 550 FOREST •PLYMOUTH! where sues ate iaiqei 427-2560 •459-0320 m-FriMMpm i ThhSuvOnljlMpmp. - l£2£ '"• J ^^ttt MlAdMMMHfa • «v«ll ««iRl«« 10C{BXT,F,Ro-6B.S-12A,L-10A(R.W.G-8A) O&E Thursday, February 3, 198^ Icy storm makes for Enjoying an imagi no Southern comfort nary "spin" behind the wheel of a Model T is part of the fun of AN ODE TO Eastern Airlines . . . with carbon /% copies to Delta, American, Republic and Henry Ford Muse 1-of-a-kind /-¾^ all those carriers who see us through win um's Great Escape ter storms. traveler Weekends at Green It was 6:35 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 20, and we were field Village this win all waiting for Eastern Airlines flight 763 to Atlan Iris ter. ta. I was going on to the sunny southern city of Jones Savannah, city of history and magnolias, but the contributing photos by MICKY JONES sunny South was having a first class winter storm that night, which is something they didn't tell us "ravel editor about in "Gone with the Wind." ' All flights into and out of Atlanta were delayed free vouchers for overnight hotel accommodations because the annual winter ice storm had descended and answering a lot of stupid questions. on Georgia. They say that "if you die and go to Few of us realized that Eastern airlines did not Heaven, you'll first change planes in Atlanta," so a have to provide us with hotels that night. Since" lot of schedules* were out of whack. We were late, deregulation reached its final stage Jan. 1, airlines' but all our connecting flights would be late, so no are not required by law to compensate for can-; body was too upset celled or missed connections unless the airline it-4 There were four Detroit-area couples en route to self is at fault. * This Great Escape is close to home Florida: Elaine and Dan Wobrok of Livonia and - Eastern put us up anyway, although I met a lot of Kelly and Gloria Bunch of Rochester, with their passengers in Charlotte, N.C., the next day, who hadv friends Don and Nancy Bunch of Fraser and Chuck to pay for their own. .Yes, I know, Charlotte isn't on and Alice Cox of New Baltimore. They were al the way. to Savannah either, but the only plane out ready In a holiday mood and about to make their of Greenville the next morning was to Charlotte, so" Henry Ford Museum first mistake. I took it. There was a flight from Charlotte to Sa-, "Let's check our coats here at Metro airport, we vannah at 2:16 p.m. won't need them in Florida." Famous last words. By 3!15 p.m. Friday, Jan. 21 the Savannah flight offers fun weekends By 8 p.m. we were aloft. The drinks were on the has been delayed three times. The plane is coming house, or more correctly "on the airline," which from'New York City, but first it had to get to New was apologizing for a delay that they bad absolute York City. Eastern flies 300 flights a day into At-- You don't have to travel far from home to ly nothing to do with. An airline loses millions of lanta, and at least 20 percent of the system was enjoy. Henry Ford Museum's Great Escape dollars in a storm like this, but the crew keeps smil fouled tip by the storm, so planes were diverted to Weekends this winter, nor to participate in the ing anyway. Mobile, Greenville, San Antonio and even Florida. new Great Escape Activity Center recently in I had already been warned that I would not make Many of them didn't get back in time to fly out of stalled as a permanent exh ibit. my connection with Savannah, which was now faraway places like New York. It's like a giant jig The Gay Nineties weekend was held Jan. 29- closed down by ice. "Oh well," I said to myself, "I'll saw puzzle with the biggest piece out of place; when 30. The fun. will focus on the 1920s during the stay overnight with my friends and fellow travel Atlanta closes down it delays everything. weekend of Feb. 19-20, and on the "fabulous writers, Richard and Mary Magruder." More fa I was enjoying a Bloody Mary and some nachos '40s" March 19-20. mous last words. Richard had warned me 12 hours in the airport bar^when I heard an unfamiliar before that Georgia would be closed down by an ice sound. The airport had been silent for hours, but' The 1920s weekend will include recreations of storm, but what does a Southerner know about win suddenly I heard a plane backing out of a space and; Harry Houdini's famous illusions by the Great ter? another flying overhead, Within a half-hour there. Viano, a portrayal of slugger Babe Ruth, live 9 p.m. "Ladles and gentlemen, thoy'vo rlrreoH At. was the familiar—high-whing^of-a-plane, getting saxophone music and a selection of classic films. lanta airport, and we are being diverted to Green ready for takeoff. Within an hour I was in Savannah ville-Spartanburg, South Carolina, about 90 miles with my eyelids drooping; of course, the people who The permanent activity center, which also fo north of Atlanta." met me were wide awake and raring to go. cuses on these three periods of history, is de We got off into a blizzard, with planes all around The sequel to all this occured on my way home a signed to show leisure and entertainment activi us, morte planes than this little airport ever saw week later. First the stewardess and then« steward' ties In America during those times. before. Nobody In the terminal except passengers stopped at my seat. "Hey, did you finally make it to Like so many things at Henry Ford Museum, ,lined up for the phones. Savannah?" They had both been withme through,- its just as much fun for the kids with the gray- "Operator, I'm calling Richard Magruder in At the storm, and they were still smiling. . — hair as it is for the kids in school. Most visitors lanta." ~ • Now you might say that all those employees on start by getting their' picture taken in 19th cen There was no preliminary, just "where the hell Eastern were just doing their job, and they were. tury clothes aboard a shining 1912 Model T are you?" and "you damn yankees don't think us I'm sure that the employees on Delta, American, Touring Car. Southerners know anything about winter do you?" Republic and all the other airlines that see us "Well..." through ice and storm'were doing the same. Other participatory exhibits include: fishing On the way back to the plane I heard a crew I have another view. A storm like that costs the for treasures, mechanical banks, sound effects, member say "I've been flying these things for 16 airlines millions of dollars. Thcpeople who fly the block puzzles, spinning tops, stereoscope, a high- years, and this is the worst weather system I've planes "and man the airport desks are just as tired wheeled bicycle and table croquet. You can use ever seen." So far It was still an adventure, al as we'arej.rpore, because most otthem stayed up an old-fashioned wall phone, operate an old tele though, Insult to injury, the law doesn't allow the alfnighttrying to make us comfortable. phone switchboard,or listen to a vintage radio. airlines to open the bar on the ground in South Ca 11, for one, would like to say thanks. rolina. The regular charge of $8 adults and $4 chil The rest of the night was a white blur, punctuat Ten-year-old Adrienne Eaton of Brighton places a phone call to dren 6-12 admits you to any of these/activities. ed regularly by cheerful, polite airline employees the past at Henry Ford Museum. For information, call 271-1620. trying to reschedule us to other places, giving us Robert Davis Mel One of the last unspoiled areas 644-5700 JAMAICA , . . ' • $452.00 pp Baja's southern frontie^opens up4o-tourists at last 1 wk. • air, htl., tax CANCUN/COZUMEL $462.00 pp , Los Cabos — The Cape — that's the Four years later, a new international vides excellent fishing opportunities. popular sport fishing areas In the 1 wk. - air, htl, tax -? name designated by the Mexican gov- airport was inaugurated at San Jose Construction already has started on world, where sail, marlin and tuna ' ernment when referring to the southern del Cabo; just a few minutes from the a golf course in the Fonatur complex at abound. Mexico's Baja 91 West Long Lake Road Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, tip of the Baja Peninsula. Actually it • town. Jet service began immediately^ -San Jose del Cabo as well as a com The nearby city of San Jose del Cabo California Is a coyers-a coastal area of approximately from Los Angeles and Mexico City first mercial center. The center will have a in recent years has undergone an urban rugged territory ;3Q miles from San Jose del Cabo to via Aeromexlco, then followed by Mex- large variety of shops In addition to renewal program. Key streets In the Cabo San Lucas. icana. several which are located In the lobby center of town have been paved with with impregnable Mexico's Baja California is a rugged area of the El Presidents brick, pools with fountains are being mountains and territory with impregnable mountains EL PRESIDENTE'S new 250-room A variety of fishing boats is avail constructed In the middle of its wider lonely deserts. *nd lonely deserts; thousands of isolat- luxury hotel at San Jose del Cabo is able to hotel guests who wish, to 4try avenues, and additional duty-free shops • ed beaches down both sides of the slen now in full .operation, catering to the their skill or luck in one of the most have been opened. fewwpnw der finger of land extending a thousand new Influx of tourists. This hotel and miles south from California; occasional the Ef Presldente that opened a little no-nonsense fishing camps and new more than a year ago at^Loreto to the luxury resorts. Some impressive north are the first major properties to stretches, of white sand beach are at open In Baja under the auspices of State tourism outlook bright LosCabos. Fonatur, the government agency re Until recently, the lure of Baja Sur sponsible for the development and fi . The outlook for Michigan's Iravel industry is ex these facilities once they are completed," Wilson was related mainly to the sport fishing nancing of resorts In Mexico. Their cellent ..if investment figures and travel-related said. , • ' v- and fishing resorts. And the only way to rambling architecture reflects the fact construction projects are an indication. "Construction activity such as this has had posi Xty-PAre reach the tip of the cape was by private that both properties are the first on That's the word from Jack Wilson, director of the tive Impact in metropolitan areas like Detroit, Ann ^ On The plane or private boat. Only the super- long stretches of beach, and that land Is Travel Bureau, Michigan Department of Com Arbor, Flint, Lansing, Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, Move" - adventurous, would dare attempt to obviously not yet at a premium. merce. \ - Battle Creek, Muskegon and Saginaw tp addition to drive down the peninsula to challenge "The last seven years have been solid, productive the major vacation are^is of northern lower-Mlchl- Cwwef Ma Cwnfl Fw 8$yV some of the most torturous terrain in ones for Michigan in terms of dollars invested in The Y-shaped El Presldente Hotel at gan and the Upper Peninsula." ( „ -' \. •'-.' uxtToaoMi - ft OflOUPjOF SINfiLCS the world. San Jose del Cabo Is open to the sea new travel projects and In the renovation of exist-- • ONTARIO.ewao* .-.••' Estjtihkta lift • V--' TflfiVCUNOTb « with a poolencjosed in the1 open Y and Ing "resort facilities, attractions and accommoda IMTCfliESiTlN^ Ftfl«S j Then, In 1973, the quiet beauty of surrounded by a cactus-studded rock tions," Wilson said. -.f Trcwel tuTth other, iirale ^ Baja opened its frontiers to auto, travel garden. . "And, through the aggressive application of the Island; Base Camp 300 v people 6od elimlnote Ihe single' fote thor^es. ..,... * with the completion of the Trarispenin- Adjacent to the hotel Is the estuary 'Say Yes to Michigan* campaign, we have every In- Miles north of Toronto In a vast and lovely wil • Trovet uitth people pf yovr ,' ^sula Highway No. I. Startingfat:Tijua- of a river, creating a lagoon with many tentlon of maintaining and improving upon that .; :$oTi««g« woup, ^ progress." • derness area, ,; .U«y>*f 40..-. •- ' % Over 40 «. ;na, the two-lane highway (which the Inlets bordered by coconut palms and Philosophy:* To build Since fiscal year 1975-76, more than $435 million ,.- ;«GoldertGoodes ' ) gringos call the frijole freeway) contin- lush foliage reminiscent of the locale strength of character, .".• TrovtrjI to ptaces v V .-. Thursday, February 3,1983 O&E (W,Q)9A Get in the swim with scuba lesson Feb. 9 • INCOME TAX War Theory." For more Information, Lutheran Church on Cheldon in Canton • WISER ;' Dally — Free Income Tax service call 455-2149. at 9:30 a.m. Call 459-7477 to register. -for senior citizens at Whittier Commu- Tuesdav^Feb. 15 - Widowed in Ser- .'nlty Center, 28550 Ann Arbor Trail, vice Women's Resource Center community calendar • MOVIE HOUR + KITELINE MEETING (WISER) will present Joe O'Brien, a every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Tuesday, Feb. 8 - The Garden City Wednesday, Feb.. 9 — Franklin High Friday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Non-profil groups should mail items for, the calendar to the Ob certified public accountant, to share his Library will host an; after-school movie School Kiteline monthly meeting will knowledge of good money manage server, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, Ml 48150. the date, time and hour starting at 4 p.m. In the library be from 9:30 -11:30 a.m. in the Princi ment. Bring your tax questions, too. • INCOME TAX place of the event should be included, along with the name and activity room. The program is free and pals conference room. Parents of The group will meet at 8. p.m. at St. Dally — Free income tax help will phone number of someone who can be reached during business runs approximately one hour. "Mr. Ma- Franklin High School students are wel David's Episcopal Church, 27500 Mar- be available to retirees through the goo in Noahs Ark" and" Kitten for hours to clarify information. , come. - • . "quette, Garden CUy7 There Is .no • aide program of the American Associa Kim", will be shown. charge.,Call 427-3800 to make a reser tion of Retired Persons at Garden City vation or for more Information. In Maplewood Community Center, ter, 36651 Ford Road. Call 722-7620 for fun fair from 3 - 7 p.m. lathe Disabled • WOMEN SUPPORT GROUP • BINGO 317S5 Maplewood. Yott must have an more information. American Veterans Hall, 30942 Ford Tuesday, Feb. 8 — Women's Support Wednesday, Feb. 9 — The Wayne appointment; call 421-0610 for an ap Road. There will be astrology, palmis Group will meet 1-4 p.m. every Tues Westland Community Schools Senior • SUPPORT GROUP pointment and further information. • MILLIONAIRES' PARTY try, tarot readings and psychometry. day afternoon In Room 109, St. John* Adults Club will sponsor for the public Monday, Feb. 28 — The Parent? of Saturday, Feb. 5 — St. Damlan Donation Is $10 per person. Episcopal Church, 555 S. Wayne'Road. at 2 p.m. in the center, 36745 Mar Murdered Children will meet at 6:30 • EPILEPSY SUPPORT School will host a millionaires' party The group will discuss everyday prob quette. " p.m. in Room 113 A of Henry Ford Cen Thursday, Feb. 8 — Epilepsy Sup from 8 to 12 p.m. in St. Damlan, 29891 • LIONS CLUB —T—- lems that affect women but does not tennial Library, 16301 Michigan, Dear port Program, a self-help group, will Joy Road. Admission is |7 per person. Sunday, Feb. 6 — The Garden City offer therapy. For more Information, born. Chaplin and Consultant Terry % meet at 7:30 p.m. In All Saints Luther Lions Club has bingo Sundays in the call the YMCA at 721-7044. . Purvis-Smith from CWJdrens Hospital an Church, 8850 Newburgh at Joy, • ENERGY FAIR American Legion Hall on Mlddlebelt, t • RETIRED PERSONS will speak on "Death and Dying." For Livonia. All meetings are held on the Saturday, Feb. 5 - The Westland south of Ford. Doors open at 5:30 p.mN • NEW BORN CARE Tuesday, Feb. Wednesday, Feb. 9 — The Dearborn more information, call-Judy Thomason first and third Thursdays of the month, Energy and Environmental Quality The club meets the first and third Tues 8 - The Plymouth Childbirth Educa Heights - Westland chapter 1642 of the at 278-3969. unless otherwise notified. For more in Commission's Second Annual Energy day of each month at 7:30 p.m. in the tion Association Is offering a two week American Assoicatlon of Retired Per formation, call Joanne Melster 522- Fair will be from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. In Silver Bar Restaurant on Mlddlebelt, course for expectant couples on sons will hold their monthly meeting at 1940. the Melvln G. Bailey Recreation Cen north of Ford. newborn care at 7:30 p.m. in Geneva 1:30 p.m. at Berwyn Senior Center, • WEIGHT CONTROLLERS ter. The Center'is located at 36651 Presbyterian Church on Ford and Shel 26155 Richardson. Dues of $2 for 1983 Weight Controllers, sponsored by the • ROCK CLUB Ford Road. There Is no charge. • BINGO don Roads in Canton. For more infor are now payable and accepted at this Garden City Parks and Recreation De Friday, Feb. 4 - The Rock Ex Monday, Feb. 7 — The Paralyzed mation and to register, call 459-7477. meeting. partment, meet at 7 p.m. Tuesdays in change Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. in • GYMNASTICS Veterans of Michlgan.-based in Garden the Log Cabin, Cherry Hill east of Mer the Henry Rull School IMC (library), Saturday, Feb. 5 — Registration for City, will hold a bingo fund-raiser at • SCUBA LESSIONS riman. Anyone may attend. Price is 25 S0300 Maplewood In Garden City. The gymnastics for boys and girls 4 years 6:30 p.m. every Monday in the Knights Wednesday, Feb. 9 — The Garden • CRIME PREVENTION cents per meeting. For more informa club is a Gem and Mineral Society. and older will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 of Columbus Hall, Ford Road, east of V, City Community Education is offering Wednesday, Feb. 9 — The Garden tion, call 421-4545. Meetings are held the first and third p.m. In the Melvln G. Bailey Recre Merriman. Proceeds are used to sup scuba lessons . There will be a one- City Police Department holds a crime- Friday of the month. The public is wel ation Center. Sessions are Monday, port programs for the handicapped. night Introductory session for people to prevention meeting at 7 p.m. the sec 1 come. For more Information, call 722- 4:30- 5:30 p.m. or 5:30-6:30 p.m. Pre see how well they like breathing under ond Wednesday of every month in 6043. • WINTER PROGRAMS ii school cost is $18. Tuesday and Thurs • NUKE MEETING water. For information, call 422-7198. Maplewood Community Center, Maplft- Winter programs at Good Hope Child 8 day 4:40-6:30 p.m. Team cost is $45. Monday, Feb. 7 — The Nuclear wood west of Merriman. Anyone may Care Center are available for children • SATURDAY SURPRISE Wednesday 5:30-7 p.m. beginners, cost Weapons Freeze Campaign Commute • LAMAZE attend. People interested in forming a 2-5. Full- or part-time programs are of Saturday, Feb. 5 - The Westland is $27. Friday, 4)30-6:30 p.m. Ad will meet at 7:30 in Holy Trinity Lu Wednesday, Feb. 9 — The Plymouth Neighborhood Watch crime-prevention fered to suit your schedule. Call 427^ Ii Parks and Recreation Department is vanced/INT, cost is $32. theran Church in Livonia. Discussion Childbirth Education Association Is of group may receive Information at 4180 for more information. The center offering Dance and Drama sessions will center around the "Just-Unjust fering a Lamaze series at St. Michael these meetings. is at 28680 Cherry Hill, Garden City. I from 10 a.m. to noon and noon to 2 p.m. • PSYCHIC FAIR I Cost is $2. The sessions will be held in Sunday, Feb. 6 — Paranormal En- the Melvln G. Bailey Recreation Cen- ..lightenemtn-Centre presents a psychic V Nazis protest 'history9 group 1 . A lowkey protest was held by a neo- being allowed to use Maplewood Cen meeting. The fear by city officials was current four-part lecture series at the obituaries Nazi group at Garden City's Maple ter while their own organization was that groups or persons protesting the center. wood Community Center Tuesday night given numerous and expensive require Nazi meeting in Maplewood may cre The flyer and other materials in the while a "history group" sponsored by ments to meet when it tried to schedule ate a confrontation. Maplewood meeting room were all VERA ROSE CUNNINGHAM Mr. McCann, 68, died Jan. 24. the Workers League was meeting in a meeting in the city-operated building Another requirement made by the Identified as beings from the Workers He was mutual manager for Detroit side to discuss Karl Marx and commu 16 months ago. city was groups- using city buildings League, a national organization which nism. has a Detroit branch. Services for Vera Cunningham ot Race Course and Wolverine Harness Complaining about the alleged unfair must provide real names of organiza Garden City were held Jan. 28 at Si Raceway 1967-1980. He was the first The seven picketers walked the tional representatives. Of the estimated 20 books or maga Maplewood sidewalk for about 30 min treatment were SS Action Group lead zines displayed Tuesday, nearly all Mel's Catholic Church. The Rev. Rich man to computerize the odds and track ers John Reich and Mark Heydrich. The history group has been using ard J. Stieber officiated. Arrangements selections at the race tracks. He start- utes, dressed in Nazi uniforms, carry- Maplewood Center twice a month since were on Karl Marx, Nicholai Lenin, I ^ereiraiidt«rty^ohn~NrSantti thVllle Downs tn~1S49 and at—lng pickets with swastikasrand-shout* In the fall of 1981. the Nazis asked -iasfjtmersaid a recreattorrdepartment -and/or communism: :——— and received permission to use Maple Funeral Home. Burial was in Mt. Hope DRCinl950. ing "white power" slogans. employee. The current lecture series began Jan. -Cemetery. wood Center for a Sunday meeting, to 25 and will continue the following two , Survivors are his children, Bertram . There was no physical contact of the be open to the public. There have been no troubles until t Mrs. Cunningham, 59, died Jan. 26. two groups. Tuesday. Tuesdays, Feb. 8 and 15. _ ^if J. Jr. of California, Barbara Taylor of 1 Survivors are her husband, Robert; Garden City, Margaret Lasko of Mil- " Two leaders of the group, formally Several weeks before the meeting The neo-Nazi group displayed a flyer The lectures are held" to mark the. sons, Robert Jr., Dr. Thomas, Donald, ford, Jospeh T; of Detroit; brothers, known as the SS Action Group, based In the city administration required a bond from the history group promoting a 100th anniversary of Marx's death. Paul and John; a daughter, Joyce- St. Robert of Romulus, Hugh of Belleville, Westland, complained to the Observer to be posted in case of damage to the Antolne; 12; grandchildren; two broth Arthur of Jackson, Edward of Detroit, Tuesday that the "communists" were building while the SS Action group was ers; arid two sisters; Urban of Westland, George of Calif or-. Remember I nla; sisters, Dorothy of Westland, Sarah when you sold ULAHG. GOERMER Hawthorne of Garden City, nine grand Girl Scout Cookies? children; and two great grandchildren. Active dogs LIZ Services for Lilah G. Goermer, of V'sbackat Garden City were held Jan. 27 at the PEARL N. ROSS '-yio caur\ at R.G.&G.R. Harris Funeral Home. The Even though they, can't talk about active than cats. They are porbably Rev. Bruce Gunn offlcated. Interment Services for Pearl N. Ross of West- them, cats and dogs do have dreams. acting out exciting or frightening expe S was In Riverside Cemetery. land were held Jan. 26. The Re_vJDayId Scientific studies show that when these riences, such as -chasing rabbits or It's still important!, jnbads Mrs. Goermer died Jan. 25. Dresser and Pastor James Severance animals first go to sleep, they fall into fighting other dogs, National Geo Girl Scoot CooA/es.. WESTLAND She was a homemaker. officiated. Interment was in GlenwocKT a quiet state — and then start to graphic says. Cats may simply twitch, fcr fh» Gr*M Anencn CfcoA* Jtf Ann Arbor Place Shopping Center Survivors are her children, Aleta Cemetery. dream. While dreaming, dogs are more move their paws or meow softly. Ann Arbor Trail and Mlddlebelt •3 Wilbum, Richard Blake and Andrew Mrs. Ross, 80, died Jan. 23. 525-9876 Mon.-Fri. 5-9 p.m. Blake. Survivors are her husband, Virgil; iCIlp and Save I -^children, Shirley Adams, Dale Rogers, BERTRAM J. McCANN Laverene Denial, Roena Palmer, Virgil o Jr., Nancy Culp,, Patricia Jinkerson; DISCOUNT POP & BEER .; Services for Bertram J. McCann two sisters; one brother; 22 grandchil were held Jan. 28. In St. Gemma Catho- dren; and 43 great grandchildren. 7-UP FAYGO LIKE 5 SPECIAL • 11c Churcn. The Rev. Paul F. Ratter- Reg • Diet 2 LITER ' Reg. • Sugar Free •man officiated. Interment was in Holy SHIRLEY ETHEL WILSON 8-16 oz. 8-16 oz. -^Sepulchre Cemetery; '- —~~-:— i Services for Shirley Ethel Wilson of 69 89<^ PURCHASE Garden City were held Jan. 26. The + 'Dep. + 0«p. + Dep. Rev. Thomas Wilson officiated. Inter *T NEW FROM Retirement ment was In Roseland Park Cemetery. Mrs. Wilson, 64, died Jan. 22. OLD MILWAUKEE WEW/RIUNITE problems topic She'was a homemaker.- n $ Congoleunv s Survivors are her husband, Gerald Cans $ft69 Ro, ," ""« $099 F.; children, Judith. KeUy, Gerald F. .%0 +Dnp. Lambrusco 8 + Tax of speaker Jr., Craig R., Sandra Sallngue, Vlcki D., Dt. Pepper, Diet Reg. •«-% Litre Bottles *1.89 +oe . , Mrs. Ronald Parrish; brothers, Douglas P Christie, Gregory Christie; sister, Mrs. NO COUPONS NECESSARY • NO LIMITS • GOOD FEB. 3rd-FEB. 16th, 1983 l "Coping with your spouse's retire- Audrey Westmoreland; five grandchil No. 1 POP & BEER DISCOUNTER s dren; and one great-grandchild. ment" will be the topic of a guest O - 32434 15343 2434 29460 4459 2680 ^speaker at Maplewood Community •QRA| GRANDI . RIVER M1DDLEBELT TELEGRAPH FORD RD. PONT1AC ROCHESTER iCenter Monday. IRVIN WILLIAM HUBBERT , of Pow«r $ N. of 5 Mil* 8. of Michigan W.cfMfddMxft LAKE RD. RD. Iw.o Wt1«rfofd Roch*«t*r ^m- Dr. William Nichols, a psychiatrist, • Clip and Save >wiU talk to senior citizens in tie pro- Services for Irvin William Hubbert, jgram to. start at 12:80 p.m. In tht cen- of Westland, were held Jan. 26. Pastor :' ter on Maplewood west of Merriman. Paul Jaster officiated. Interment was i< Nichols will discuss problems oWer In Evergreen Cemetery. WINTER •', couples face when a spouse retires. ' Mr. Hubbert, 76, died Jan. 22. K He will get into the "comical side of He was a sander for Office Machin CLEARANCE (.'getting to know each other again,'" a ery Mfg. ; J center spokeswoman said. Survivors are his children, Allan C. ; Seniors may sign op for the program and Marilyn Hubbert of the USAF, SALE at the center.' • . ' Alaska; and grandchild Allan Scott. Select From Steinway,Sohmerf Kawai, Krakauer, LIVONIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS SCHOOL DISTRICT , Everett & Conn Pianos 15125 Farmiogton Road Livonia, Michigan New Everett NEW FROM CONGOLEUM ! 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A Troy industrialist and politician, Huber cur rently sports the title of voluntary chairman of Michigan-Citizens Supporting the Presidency, a group of Reagan-lining Republican conservatives'. • The group drew 130 to its Jan. 15 meeting. There are more than 4,300 Republican precinct delegates, which gives you an idea of the breadth of the group's support. Huber, you may recall, has run three times for the U.S. Senate nomination, coming close only against Lenore Romney in 1970 when there was a big Democratic crossover. (Republicans got re venge in 1972 by crossing over to give George Wal lace 51 percent of the Democratic presidential pri Politicians bring bad luck to city mary in Michigan.) Other prominent figures are Richard Headlee, HERE IS A superstition that bad things dent Thomas Artley asked the attorney general for items. It's a concept school districts have used for who won the Republican gubernatorial primary last happen in threes. Recent events in West- his opinion. some time. land lend it credibility. year with 34 percent of thevote and lost the big one LAST ON OUR LIST are the Westland Demo in November by 200,000; and Jack Welborn, the for T First, the mayor and city council pre ONE IS TEMPTED to just write "to be contin crats, who apparently can't disagree without being mer state senator who ran an out-of-sight fourth in pare for a court appearance to argue who has the ued" at this point, but this is costing you money, folks. Someone's going to pay these legal fees, and disagreeable. There are already two Democratic that primary- ultimate authority to make appointments filling clubs in the city- Honorable gentlemen, but nut what you'd call -A^eancies-on-the-eoaneH -you-can-beUUvon't be coming-from the pockets of- Second, to save money, the mayor recommends the mayor or council members. The Westland Democratic Club is headed by Har winners at the polls. withdrawing from the Southeastern Michigan Coun With a budget estimated to have a minimum def ry Greenfield. According to the mayor, the club in cil of Governments. icit of $455,000, the feuding parties ought to forget- cludes many of his own supporters. THE SUBJECT of a flurry of Huber press re His opponents, he said, belong to the League of leases has been the Feb. 19 Republican State Con Third, Westland's multi-faction Democrats try to about court appeals and attorney general opinions. vention, where the party faithful will elect a new build unity by creating another Democratic club. It's not that we have anything against Frank Kel- Democratic Voters. That group is headed by city ley or the Circuit Court's judiciary, but the state councilman Charles Griffin. chair and State Central Committee. Since these impending disasters are more than» - The chair is a visible spot because the GOP cur one can cope with simultaneously, let's review them and federal governments have deficits, too. Why Also around is the Democratic group in Wayne rently has no one in state executive office or in the individually. waste their time and money on this case? that apparently hopes adding metro to its title will U.S. Senate. Look, common sense and a little American histo draw members from surrounding areas. Huber's group proposes' a litmus test which the WHEN MAYOR Charles Pickering took off ice in ry are enough to realize that the mayor has gone Then there is the 15th District Democratic group, next state chair must pass to earn its support. . January 1982, one of his first actions was to fire beyond his authority and ought to know better. which is being reorganized to match U.S. Rep. Bill Item one is "concern for the re-electron of Presi finance director A. Kent Herbert. The mayor said Ford's congressional district boundaries. dent Ronald Reagan." Two is "awareness of, and the firing was prompted by Herbert's demeanor NOW, RECALL that SEMCOG is that group of Confused? Well, its about to get worse. A group of personal commitment to, the Republican National toward city employees and by an $800,000 deficit government representatives who work for the former power brokers in the city have formed an Platform" of 1980. that he says existed when he took office. betterment of all its member municipalities. State other (we're losing count) Democratic group, 15th That is their idea of a Republican leader. The truth is firefighters dislike Herbert for the Rep. Justine Barns, who just left the city council, District Westland Democrats. It's calling for unity. Actually, factionalism has been a part of Michi strong role he played in winning an arbitration bat served in several capacities for the seven-county Its members include former city councilwoman gan Republican life since the fist fight at the 1908 tle for the city, and the mayor was undoubtedly un regional planning agency. Gail McKnight and her husband, Dick; former Bay City convention and even before. A historian happy with Herbert's strong support of his opponent Looking for places to cut the budget, the mayor is Wayne-Westland school board president Donald rias pointed out that to understand Michigan poli in the mayoral race. recommending that the council cancel the city's Rusnock, who was recalled from office; former tics, you have to understand there are two Republi Well, all that would have remained past history, participation, effective in April. He says that will county commissioner Thomas Presnell; and Joan can parties. but council members recently appointed Herbert to save the city $4,700, and besides, he adds, his ad and Vincent Petitpren, who was a former Wayne- fill a vacancy on that council by a 4-2 vote. ministrators say they haven't used SEMCOG ser . Westland school board member, former city grants HOW VALID is the Huber-Headlee-Welborn Pickering, in what may have been a case.of vices in a long time. ' director and former state representative. what's one more veto, gave the heave-ho to Her litmus test? It's ironic that the mayor opened this week's MAYBE CONGRESSMAN Ford will have a bet Suppose a candidate for state chair said, "I don't bert. Or at least he tried to. Pickering vetoed the press conference by saying that sometimes "you ter idea and be able to exert some leadership in care ior the Republicanism of Interior Secretary council's appointment, with an opinion from the - city attorney to baelcup his move; have to spend money to make money.*' That's fhp straightening nut thigrnp^S- James Watt. I'm from the Teddy Roosevelt school case here. In the meantime, Westland is being torn apart by of conservation and Republicanism." The litmus That's just the mayor's attorney, responded sub-partisan loyalties-. paper would register pink, and the candidate would some council members who got an outside opinion Instead of cutting itself off from its government be rejected. which — you guessed it — said the mayor couldn't al brethren, Westland ought to be going to them and Can it get any worse? Hopefully not. But at the veto their appointment. asking for help. Such help .could be as simple as risk of. being called superstitious, we're recom Suppose a candidate said, "The Republicanism of mending that Westland politicos stay away from Casper Weinberger in Defense leaves me cold. I'm To prove his point, Pickering went ^o Circuit getting suggestions or studies that are available, or as complex as organizing lobbying efforts. black cats and avoid walking under ladders for from the school of Dwight D. Eisenhower, who Court this week, asking for a declaratory judgment awhile. warned us about the military-industrial complex." and an order restraining Herbert from participat In between could be the formation of a regional Pink. Rejected.. ing in council business. Meanwhile, cbunfeft'Presi- buying consortium to save costs on supplies or other At least that won't cause a drain on city coffers. Suppose the prospective leader said, "Reagan's pal, Sen. Jesse Helms, isn't my ideal. I care more for the likes of Abraham Lincoln and Margaret Chase Smith." Pink, pink, pink. Out. Are the departments sacred cows? THE POINT is that, historically, Ronald Reagan and the 1980 platform aren't in the mainstream of Republican thinking and are far from sterling ex amples of Michigan Republicanism. And it takes a lot of chutzpah for Huber and his 129 friends to suggest they are the supreme test: -____ ers are The Huber group's list of qualifications closes with items 6 and 7, to-wit: "Experience with grass AN ISSUE which is going to/cause heated discus ing, watching television and killing time; State law roots issue; campaigns; . . ballot issues or constitu: sion in many suburban communities is whether to now mandates a work' schedule which has a fire tional amendments" and "Proven record for organ try to cut costs by consolidating police and fire de fighter roughly on duty for 24 hours, off for 24 izing arid fund-raising." partments.^ * hours, back on for 24 hours, off for three days. State Those criteria should have been first ajid second. More and more attention is being paid to the idea law says * firefighter's work week shall be no more The Reagan nonsense could well have been dropped. of consolidating the departments into one depart Bob than 56 hours per week, "./'•"''" ment of public/safety with officers trained for both The schedule allows most firefighters to have a /police and firefighting duties. . v Wisler second job, and firelighters have fought, against a Many local officials believe they could save mon - regular eight-hour, five day shift.- Berkley City f: ey by consolidation. Firefighters are adamantly op : Tbese_ar,evnoioriger/ordinary times, however. Manager John Karacafe said that when his city posed. ./i-/. . '_" >•",., Michigan Is tottering under a.$900 million deficit, switched to a public safety, department in 1974/" discover The issue is already being debated in Redford and state revenue sharing ana aid to local govern many/firefighters "opposed the eight-hour shfIts Township, where a citizens committee has suggest ments is being slashed.'More cuts are no doubt on because-it \vould conflict with their second jobs." Michigan ed the. township board investigate thefeasibility of the way/ -/^//// ;-./;/'•/•"•'." •.'-• -, '•/ -/' --'•'•; consolidation,- ^-.:-,/-/-:^::, Most governments feel they are at the limit of • UNTIL NOW, and maybe even now, suburban fire Livonia firefighters have started/to/campaign their taxing abilities an_d wouldn't dream ;of asking deparmerils have been sacred cows. For one thingi Bill publicly against even the idea of consolidation, al for voter approval of higher taxesfor operations. there is an emotional factor involved in talking though so far it is only a whisper among officials. about cutting back On firefighters or fire stations. Stockwell THE BubGET'for:aZf ire department is a consldf / Additonally, firefighters/are: a /potent political THROUGHOUT the suburbs, firefighters, who erable chunk of ah operating budget — as high as. ; ; force locally and statewide, as evidenced by the generally are the most adept political operators in one-fourth/. 7//, - fact-that legislators have over the years mandated local government/are gearing to oppose consolida- . There is something to be said for having a profes ,; an ever-d_ecreasing number of wOrk hours. ; DID YOU kNQWjhat castor oil may be used to tionefforts, ; . ./ / sionally trairied/ firefightlrfg for<*e ready/ at all Karacafe said his city's experience with consoli power the car of the future? University of Michigan Police officers concur because they feel their times, but most firefighters, spend the majority of professors of mechanical engineering and applied dation indicates that a city can save money and do business is public protection, crime prevention and; their time working on fire prevention and being an efficient job in fighting fires. Other cities with mechanics have been experimenting with 4 method traffic control.Jhot fighting fires. ready to. fight fires rather than fighting ilt$s. Even pf combining ethanOl ajcoho), soybean^!! and good public safety departments say much the same; And jf these*were ordinary times, local govern* in departments which provide emergency, rescue Any Community which makes this claim is going pld-fasioned castor oil for.use as a substitute for' ment officials almost Without exception would be seryice, firefighters are underutilised; . dle&lfuel.AVjth Refinements and modifications still to get a long argument' from the local firefighters satisfied to let^ policemen go On being only police- : •Due to their working schedules, firefighters spend / .association -1- and probably the police officers as ^o corriej the researchers hope to achieve close to 60 men and firemen go on being only firemen.: /• •v the fn&jority of their working hours sleeping, relax* miles per gallon economy; -\ / ;---- : v. > /'/ sociation. ••/•''•:,,•••- -:." ' *M memmm Maftfttatf •' -• Lucas eyes closing Thursday. February 3.1983 Q&E (P,C.R.W.G>'11A)»13A General Hospital By CaTof Azlztan The average salary for an employe .U.Wayne staff writer County General is $24,506, compared to $19,188 at Hutzel, $16,043 at Southwest Detroit and $17,149 at .Wayne County Executive William Lucas is ex- Garden City Osteopathic hospitals. \ pected to recommend either shutting down or sell- I 'tag-Wayne County General Hospital in Westland FRINGE BENEFITS per hospital employee cost !• ''during bis State of the county address next week. the county $10,602 — two or three times higher ;; "Wayne County will be getting out of the hospital than at the other three hospitals. < business," saidBUUdhnson, Lucas' press secretary. *The county hospital's average occupancy rate is ) I 'This U one of the ways he (Lucas) proposes to 63 percent compared to 78-85 percent at the other deal with the county's deficit mow estimated at three. . . > more (nan $100 million),'' Johnson added. Lucas will discuss the hsspifal's future in his ad- Daily operating costs per patient are $643/at iy dress at 10 a.m. Monday In the 13th floor auditor!- Wayne County General, compared to $526 at !• urn of the City-County Building In Detroit Hutzel, $450 at Southwest Detroit and $271 at Gar den City Osteopathic. Hospital officials oppose Lucas's recommenda-- ] THE 340-BED hospital, which, has been In opera tlon, saying the hospital provides essential services tion for* 151 years, had an estimated $13 million to needy residents. deficit last year and $11.3 million deficit In 1981. The possibility of this place closing is very se Closing the hospital would save the county $7 rious," said Leonard Forster, associate administra I million a year and cut 1,100 workers from the coun- tor. "We provide high-levef emergency care whjch ., ty payroll, according to Lucas' staff. .Is hot generally available elsewhere." But the county still is required by charter to pay ./Forster admitted the hospital's labor costs are ; for the medical care of Indigent patients. The new high, adding that administrators "hope employes home-rule charter requires that the County Com- wjll accept some concessions." • mission "shall provide by ordinance for the opera Contributing to the hospital's financial woes is te .- Uon, maintenance, and administration. of public the fact that the state and federal government's *' county hospital facilities and shall assure an ade don't fully-.reimburse the county for care provided ART EMANUELE/staH photograph* quate level of physical and mental health services to Medicaid and Medicare patients, Forster said. . Wayne County General Hospital in Westland may be cial crisis. County Executive William Lucas is expected for the residents of the county." (Italics added.) shut down or sold to help alleviate the county's finan- to announce his plans for the hospital's future Monday. The charter wording was arrived at after much , debate. Employees Insisted the hospital be men tioned in the charter. Instead, the Charter Commls- ;slon Intended to leave the type of facility to the discretion of elected of ficlals. Indigent Care Still a. problem Libertarians meet Sunday JOHNSON SATO county officials already have Wayne County commissioners so far have ex Commissioner Joseph L. Jurkiewicz, D-Taylor, The Libertarian Party of Wayne films about Libertarian philosophy will held "discussions with a private conceruninterested pressed little oppositioft to County Executive Wil asked, "Why would we need a health department if County will sponsor a guest night at be shown. In taking over the hospital." '-.'_ .^.,. . liam Lucas' proposal to either shut down or sell the hospital were shut down?" 7:30 p.m. Sunday In Christofrs Public There Is no admission chargerFor In Johnson wouldn't disclose the potential buyer, Wayne County General Hospital. The office "would exist whether or not the county House, 13736 Michigan, Dearborn. formation on the party, call Steve adding that "no final plans have been made." Commissioners Tuesday unanimously approved Is in the hospital business," said Dennis Nystrom, Keith Edwards of the Metro Liber Furr, 397-0843, or Ben Bachrach, 563- Sale or closing could be avoided If employees' the creation of ah Office of Health and Community chief of Lucas's transition staff. tarians will be the guest speaker. Two 1558. unions made major economic concessions, Johnson Services, which would be responsible (of running said, Tlie county Is currently attempt'ng to'negoti the hospital. ate such concessions. It is the last of six "super" departments In Lu cas's reorganization plan. 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I r** ifvt<\t^4 Cov<* m ®lie iBbaeruer suburban life MarleMcO.ee editor 591-2300 Thursday, February 3,1983 O&E (L,R,W.Q)1B •,''--.i-••;,••*•' ':'• •'.". mmmm :-^M mmm* Each one, teach one 'mmh ft1¾¾¾¾ •• Fledgling council feiiiii tackles problem of adult illiteracy By Maria McQee The Wayne County group formed its staff writer own council last October under Groom's direction after involvement gives Ford F YOU HAPPENED to watch a with a similar group in Ann Arbor. It is recent episode of "Qulncy," the one of 640 community-based literacy TV show-starring Jack Klugman councils located throughout the United I as a county medical examiner, States. The Western Wayne County you learned something about the invisi group is affiliated-with Michigan Li ble problem of illiteracy and something teracy Inc. The Michigan organization a better called the Laubach method of reading is associated with much larger group Instruction. -._ known as the National Affiliation for Area residents Karen Groom, Amy Literacy Advance. Zlelinski, Linda Luhtanen, Jim Davis By 8herry Kahan ponents. We want to have four or five days to Scott Introduced an interesting side effect about and Delores Plichta were glued to their THE FOUR TUTORS responded to a staff writer make a review instead of only two or three." the training team members receive. TVsets. notice Groom placed in the volunteers Bill Patterson, product design engineer who "Not only do we benefit Ford," he said, "but EI They know all about the problem of column of this newspaper announcing a When Cathy Evans talked, the Ford Motor Co. lives in Canton, said the^team is still fact-finding. also has an effect on people outside the company illiteracy as the result of volunteer workshop. listened. —^W4i«jM»e4eel-we-iave-a-soluUorrwe-witt and In our own families, une oi my problems was " oilLUiey-do-with-a4be-Western-Wayne- Zielinsiu and the others showed up Trie westland resident presented an idea to her ent it to our manager," he said. "He's said he will not-being a good listener. Now I'm a better listen County Literacy Council. "mostly out of curiosity." boss in the Engine and Electrical Engineering go to bat for us and try to Implement it. We'd be er." ., "In fact," said Zlelinski of Westland, What they learned were some (Triple E) office in Dearborn. Why not introduce gratified if we accomplished something." Cathy Evans then stesssed the fact that EI is "what's so scary Is that we could have staggering statistics.about the illitera an employee-involvement program, she suggest not just a problem solving program. "It is partici cast that show without any trouble with cy crisis. For instance, they learned ed. It's a new concept which allows employees a FLOYD COMER, a product engineer, who also patory management," she noted. "It's a case of some of the students we're trying to that 25 million Americans cannot read greater say in work-related situations. lives in Canton, agreed. "This seems to be a real trying to give employees an opportunity to con or write and that 1070 census figures, Dave Hagen, chief engineer at Triple E, passed forum to straighten out Inefficiencies In the sys- tribute to the decisions; that affect them." show 24,620 adulW.in Wayne County, 25 the idea on to his boss and up it went to higher tejnAhe said. ' y \#THE "QUINCY"'episode showed iba , years or older, Jbaye nbt' coriipleted echelons. Eacht^'e Evans, at that time a soft Widmann added:"The idea of EI Is to alleviate DIANA ANDERSON of Plymouth is the leader • plight of the adult functional illiterate their first year of school; and 68,219 ware (computer) technician; made> the* presenta frustration. Our goal Is to Improve the employee's of the eight-member, secretarial EI group In the in American society and the struggle of adults in the same age group have only tion. ability to do his job," building where the pilot program began. completed 1-4 years of school. The answer came d6wn: Go ahead. 'one of them to confront his problem. Frank Crocco, design product engineer of Uti- "When we first started we had the problem of It was the story of an 18-year-old "Now we're all hooked,-and we feel A pilot program was started in May 1981 in the ca, observed: "Anytime you can improve the welder who is killed after he's tricked that there are lot of others out there Advanced Engine Engineering office, which has working environment, individuals will be happier building trust among the group," she began. "Be- about 200 employees. Evans was assigned to Im into lighting his torch in a room full of who would enjoy helping someone and do a better job." Please turn to Page 2 gas fumes. He couldn't read the plainly learn to read. It's so rewarding," Zlel plement the program. When it proved successful worded safety warning signs. inski said. she was given the job of broadening it a year later A second illiterate in the story, is an The only requirement Is that the vol to the 1,500 employes In the Triple E department. investigator who seeks Quincy's aid in unteer be able to read. The only cost is This move would probably have astonished the Two members of the solving the case. His.illiteracy handi a small fee for the instruction manual. founding father of the Ford Motor Co., the first secretaries El team cap, which he had hidden for years, is Students also are asked to purchase a Henry who once had his office in the Triple E enjoy a ca8ual discovered when his longtime secre workbook, but otherwise the instruc building. moment-before they tary shares his secret with Quincy. tion Is free. "My role Is a true example of employee in volvement," said Evans, who-started at Ford 10 get down to busi With Quincy's prodding, the investi ness. Diana Ander gator seeks help at a volunteer reading years ago as a secretary. "They listened to the TUTORS USUALLY meet with their son (left) of Plym center, and the show ends with him student for an hour twice.a week. Cur little guy who had an idea and let that person reading his first sentence from a Lau- rently, the tutoring sessions are being implement It. They gave me authority and ac outh, la leader of the bach sklllbook. held at Westland's Dorsey Community countability." group. Kelly Beitzel Center. - -- . A single parent of two children, Tracey, 14, and of Livonia is a mem THATS WHERE Groom and the oth Confidentlality-and-the dlgrfity-of-tne- -Jasonrl2rEvansifearned"about employee Involve- ers fit into the^ pictures students are preserved, Zielinski said. ment In a class at Madonna College, where she They are all members of the non "We don't ask any questions," she recently, earned a bachelor's degree in business profit, volunteer organization whose said. "We don't wSnt to know why they administration. main function is to train adults who can't read. We Just start at the begin "I had a really good Instructor, Leon Pratnickl,". can read to teach adults who can't to ning." she said. "He helped me realize it was possible, read and write. The instructors are Luhtanen, the mother of two and a with hard work and sound business plans, to suc , then matched with a student. grandmother, has completed a number ceed at Implementing employee involvement. I . Groom and her group especially of credit hours toward a teaching de followed his advice In thoroughly studying the to were pleased with the national expo- gree. She said her motive was a little pic before proposing the idea to management." /sure the show gave them and the help selfish. "I wanted to do the tutoring for ; in explaining the Laubach "Each One, myself," she said. EMPLOYEE INVOLVEMENT or EI, as it's _f-Teach One" method developed by Dr. At one point her life she thought she come to be known at Ford, had been introduced ""; Framt Laubach which they use In tutor- wanted to be a teacher, "but I didn't successfully In a number of Ford factories around 'irigfheir students. ^ like the crowded classroom setting." the country. Endorsed by the United Auto Work ,' I/The timing couldn't have been bet- "This is exactly the setting I've been ers it has also be brought Into Chrysler plants and ;ter," Zielinski said. "We're really so looking for — a one-on-one situation under the name, Quality of Work Life, Into Gener ; new, and we're trying to recruit volun- al Motors factories. '• teers right now." , Please turn to Page 2 Through aer own research Evans learned It Is also being trjed by such corporations as Honeywell, Hewlett-Packard abd Texas Instru ments. - After Evans made her suggestion, EI began to move through office doors Into white colter areas In Dearborn. Today all the engineering offices in the Dearborn complex have Implemented EI. The focal point of this implementation is 16 El teams. That's where problems are raised and so lutions sought by secretaries/clerks, draftsmen and engineers. One of the engineering teams meets each Tues day for about an hour at a rectangular table in the Triple E building. These are the men who have a big role in designing the Ford engine. The 10 vol unteers sit on either side of the table. No one sits at the head. * -.. "Everyone In the group Is equal," said Joe Scott of Livonia, senior supervising engineer. "No one dominates more than the other. If it happens, we stop It." ., SCOTT SAID that team members received ori entation at first on such topics as team building and communication. "At the end of It we made a commitment to each other to work as a unit," he said. "Before Involving ourselves in problem solving, we sur veyed problems relative to our group and made a list. By consensus we selected the one we wanted to pursue." Another Livonian Lee Widmann, principal de sign engineer, outlined the problem selected. "We do test work," he said. "Part of the test work Is being able to review parts after they com ; . ART EMANUELE/jUH photograph* plete a test, a hands-on review. The attempt here Many problems have to be worked out with a new program like employe involvement. Literacy council volunteers Linda Luhtanen (left) and Amy Zlelin Is to improve.efficiency so that design engineers Here Cathy Evans, program coordinator, confers with two facilitators, John Wrywas of ski discus* a lesson plan from the Laubach teaching manual. are notified of the availability of these test corn- Southfield, center, and Al Leci of Allen Park. ^••1«' 1^^^ WUIIM nvwi*imm*mm^mmi^mmw*9**mwi* mm 2B(L.R,W,Q) Q&E Thursday. February 3.1S83 Literacy council seeks help . Continued from Pagg 1 "She's also worried about the time If you know someone who doesn't"!? and students who are anxious to learn when her 2-year-old goes to school. If read well but wants to learn or if'' and begging to continue." she brings home a note from the teach you're Interested In becoming a tutor, « er, and she can't read It, how can she call Groom at 595-0920. ONE OF HER STUDENTS is a 25- help her child?, the mother asks her But there are other ways you can ' year-old Janitor who signed up after self," Zielinski added. help, too, sh&sald. going on vacation by himself and get Ironically, .several-of the students "We need help spreading the word — ting lost for hours when he couldn't find are high school graduates, Zielinski a small notice on your bulletin listing the street he was looking for. said. our name and number or those interest "He couldn't read the street signs Zielinski is no stranger to helping de ed, and we could use contributions to and was to embarrassed to tell any velop reading skills. The mother of two help with the purchase of the instruc- ^ one," Luhtanen said. for several years has helped with the tlonal materials. 'I'.."J One of Zlelinski's students is a young Bucket Brigade program that aids "And we could use professional peo- !!- mother of two "who can't even read a slower speed readers at the elementary pie for our board to help guide us ln7* recipe." . ^school her chlldrei^attend. decision-making, publicity and match- * "She has a-young baby and has night ^ Davis is a bachelor who b employed tag students." ' > mares that soVnething will happen to In the auto industry, and Plichta is a The fledgling group could even stand 'A her, and she won't be able to read, for homemaker with three children. a few prayers "to help us not get dfcf-r; Instance, medical directions on a pres- Groom also is a homemaker and has couraged when the means doesn't show ~, clptlonr" Zielinski said. two children. Itself right away." -C Dropping in on an Et meeting of secretaries, Cathy ployes. Kelly Bejtzel of Livonia is center and Diana Evans, left, keeps up with the thinking of Ford em Anderson of Plymouth is right. EI smooths problem situations Continued from Page 1 the housetops about her fondness for her new posi tion. fore EI, all the secretaries sat at their own desk, orsG "I love my job," she declared. "It's fantastic. My doing their Job, suffering the problems that came learning curve has been tremendous, it's exciting. along, hot communicating. So when we started we It's challenging. I can't imagine doing anything had a lot of training, to do on communication, else." • - problem solving, listening skills and team build- Four facilitators work with her, Hilma Whipple tag." . of Plymouth, John Wyrwas of Southfield, Steve "The team brought us closer as a group," com Wilson of Northville and Al Lecz of Allen Park- 'Some managers SKIM mented Livonia Kelly Beitzel. "We didn't even She believes strongly in the program, but wants consider El a threat. know the other girls. We were anxious to- get in its extent clearly understood. volved. When Cathy (Evans) started training a There are some "We suggest that employes stay away from cor group of engineers, we asked for it for secretar skeptics In the porate policy such as reviewing Ford's stock pro ies. gram, and personal problems such as not getting organization. Some "It gave us the opportunity to do more things., a raise in three years," she said. think we don't have We are more valued now, more recognized as a She drew attention to the fact that teams make group. We're happier." time for El. My recommendations, but only management has the response Is. we can't Two problems attacked by EI team were In authority to Implement them. teroffice mail delivery and. manning the phones afford not to do it.' "Some managers- consider EI a threat," she during lunch. They solved both to their satisfac said. "There are some skeptics in the organiza —Cathy Evans 0 at all Ihe local ski areas. There's PLENTY ( tion. The difficulty with the mail was that each tion. Some think we don't have time for EI. My MAN MADE SNOW, the weather has been nice for skiing and up NORTH IT'S BEAUTIFUL^ secretarty had to appoint someone to deliver it response is we can't afford not to do it." around the Dearborn complex, rather than have a ASSORTED DOWN AND HBIRMU ASSORTED ermanent courier, Anerson explained. A survey proved to be reassuring. Members of HEAD SKIS two^departments were surveyed. SK,I BOOTS INSUUUEO JACkEIS. IIIV. ROSSICNOL The solution that management agreed to was to STItnCH f ANTS, SVHATm. IN STOCK One had EI, the other didn't The people with EI pf TO fANTS • MCffTCS arrange for each supervisor to be responsible for felt better about their jobs than the other group. 25% TO the mail 10 weeks at a time, pointed out Tania "They felt management was listening," said Ev 50 ore 40 et % Parry of West Blooraf leld. OUT THEY COl 50 'off ans. SKIWCAR 8l/8iMODfLS RO5S1CN0L ALL NO TIME WAS lost on a victory party. The TONS Of GREAT SKIWEAR ON JUNIOR *290 SKIS SALE FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY BINDINGS women moved on to find a better method to cover »* SKI EQUIPMENT the phones at noon. Today one person covers one .<° to ON SALE ON SALE day a week in rotation. SALOMON SALE 305 t H r « * * A t t «c*7* * Main pfflee;Mppi w^pdvy^ Mlchlgaa4$22^;i^on^(313) 965-1400. CALL ; i - - -"'.>"[.- *'•>'•>•-. - . *. .'• • 51-"-',. .. ••• *. * '- •.-[''-'':'•/. •..'- '••••: -- WEdtUNO UVOHti UVOfflA W.YIIOUTH RE0F0R0. rfESTLANO LtVONU CANTON TOWNSHIP CfterryHi W«*r*rV« Mvrv '-\j .' V- '••••• ti . ,. ' /v. • • ; Thursday. February 3.* 19&3 O&E (L.R.W.O^B heqrr rLecearthside y~ J y ...now in progress. Here at the Hearthside you'll find the largest display of Ethan Allen furniture in the midwest. BILL BRESLER/staff photographer "You can't do business Starch,blockers, declared illegal by the U.S. Food and This display was photographed on Feb. 1 outside the from.an empty wagon." GNC store in the Wonderland Shopping Center. Drug Administration, are still on sale in local stores. But some people will trif. Here at the Hearthside we offer Ethan Allen furniture exclusively. Every effort is made by our designers to Offer for your shopping pleasure completely coordinated room Banned starch blockers sold settings filled with decorating ideas By Sherry Kahan $9.95. They are sold under the Advantage label and called Economic conditions have forced many staff writer Starch Block- *N retailers to reduce selection and inventory. An FDA spokeswoman disagreed with comments of GNC em However, we take great pride in our business * Three area GNC (General Nutrition Center) stores are selling ployes. and presentation of a well displayed fully starch block tablets even though the U.S. Pood a$d Drug Ad "They make^all kinds of claims," said Diane Place, FDA con inventoried store, oflering the tergest ministration has banned their sale, the Observer Newspapers sumer affairs officer. "But starch blockers are still illegal." Ethan Allen display in Southeastern Michigan has discovered. The FDA began publicizing its ban on starch blockers in July A reader alerted the paper to the situation. 1982, according to Place. ' The stores are in the Wonderland and Westland shopping cen "They were banned because they make a therapeutic claim," At the Hearthside we do more ters and the Livonfa Mall. At each stores employees admitted she reported. "Once they make a therapeutic claim, the product they were on sale, and offered various explanations. is a drug. Before a drug can be put on the market, its safely and than just sell furniture. % "I've heard of it (the FDA ban)," said Lea Bekkala, assistant effectiveness must be proved by laboratory tests and human In our own shop, highly skilled craftsmen . manager at GNC at the Livonia Mall. "But no one has ever studies. They (manufacturers of starch blockers) didn't present bring you a truly superior reupholstering service . taken ours off the market." any evidence they were safe and effective. They put it on the the kind ot fine quality and workmanship you'd "You'll, have to talk to someone in Pittsburgh, I can't tell market as a food product: expect from the Hearthside! Come see our rich you," said the assistant manager of GNC in the Westland Shop and varied selection of color-coordinated wear-tested decorator fabrics and choose beautiful ping Center, who preferred not to give her name. "THERE IS NO medical evidence they work. In addition, new covers for your upholstered furniture1 Our ;*OURS ARE MADE different," claimed Shirley Roberts, an they are a health hazard. People are getting sick from them. No talented interior designers are always available to employee at GNC In Wonderland. "They process other kinds deaths have been reported but many gastro-intestinal symp-t, help you with your selections. with the whole (kidney) bean. Ours are made of the insides of toms have been." tn*e bean. They've not told us to take it off." While the FDA has been sued by starch block manufacturers Wallpaper, Bedspreads, Drapery ;;Toe tablets are advertised under a sign that says "Lose Fat." for its ruling, the agency has been upheld by the courts, accord Complete selection of famous-names Qb& hundred tablets are offered for $22.50 or 30 tablets for ing to Place. including an all new collection Irom Ethan Allen. Pattern and color coordinated to compliment your taste.- Qitch 'Lifelines' ...Now on sale at 20¾ off! * A new column debuts Monday in the Subur -We're overflowing ucutc* Our membership fn IDS is your ban Life sections covering the communities assurance that the Hearthside meets all dl.Livonis, Redford, Westland. and Garden the high professional standards of the City. IDS and that our stores provide with fabrics! complete home decorating services. "„ It'll be called "Lifelines" - and it'll be a 4***i igrbal potpourri of events of interest to the whple family. It'll be somewhat chatty and l|ghtheaned.in;tone with a'personal(opcta'.to : Ready to decorate? Come to toe'* wide-'assorting Calico Corners! Our designer * across the Life Department news desk. Look rir/.tt on Mondays only on Page 5ff. fabrics and seconds are all in It stock at savings of 30 to 60%. wm Where Quality, NEW SHIPMENT : Second Service and Education 90 days same as cash plan < f • i. ' Come FiFSt ' • 3 Interest-Free Installments Chance CHINTZ & PRINTS on purchases of $300 or more Here's how ii works '• iciothing Resale $ \\ Shop •To qualify, down payment must be 25% of the 4*\d. t0 *99*yd . purchased price. \ If40 Mary Alexander Ob •Your first tail, sent .approximately 30 days after ; » Northville • 349-2727 \ '$f*k Who says house calls _ delivery of merchandise, will show the minimum \H Mens,Womens& < i.j«% are a thing of the past? payment due (with no service charge) The ' £ Childrens like new | second and third bills will dp the same OLICO , We. at the Hearthside have made them ever ; £,. clothing •If. at the time you receive the third bill you since we began—and continue to make 'Open Dailaily 110-4:30 0 elect to extend your payments the balance doe house calls-daily! We believe "house cans" ;[!,• Wed.. 12-4.«-•,..:3 »0 will automatically be converted to our regular CORNERS are often necessary to perform the service , I v^Slosed Mon §^ Deferred Payment Plan, and your fourth billing Professional of decorating your home Our talented will show the conventional service 1933 S. Telegraph .2143FMack Avenue •i iiidniiniai - —'• • «•-• A.M •^ *j «• 11 y "ywu II i igIP i w ;»J IM M >V iy PJNU nj »j» J wf j w u ••>' 'u iim«r^^i^»jy«y*>ey»^^^a^p^»^^yi^i»w'wy»*wBf*PW^^ 4B engagements bridal register Stoppels-Misiewicz ' Beglfm-Mbrgan Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stoppela of Mar Hussin-Dolinshek lon, Iowa, announce the engagement of Wearing a full-length gown made of- their daughter' Sara to William Ml- pure white aatln with a fitted bodice slewicz, son of Mr, and Mrs. Caslmlr and sweetheart neckline, Kathryn Gall, Wearing a gown with a walsted bod- Mlslewlcz of Detroit. The bride-to-be Morgan was united In marriage with Ice, elbow length sleeves and organza , attends; Northiast Missouri Sjtale Uni Dale Michael Begian In Ward Presby? skirt, Denise Ann Dollnshek, daughter versity In Kirksvllie, Mo, Her fiance is terian Church, Livonia. ^ v ^ -! of Joseph and .Vera DoUnstiek of . a graduate of Northeast Missouri State The bride Is the daughter of Mr. arid; Bloomfield ^Hllls was married to Nl- University and teaches In the LaPlata, Mrs. William C. Morgan of. Redford, gabe Husslii of Mlddlebelt Road, Livo Mo. school district. The parent* of the brldgroom are Mr. .¾¾¾ nia, He Is the"son. of Ahmed arid Amelia and Mrs'. Sam Begian of West Bloom- Hussin of Dearborn.' The' wedding ^will be June 4 In First T .field. .; .\ .- .. :-^V'-' •. The ceremony took place in St. Hugo United Presyterlan Church In Marlon. '•'?• x . Vv^v' Her headpiece of schlffli;lace arid 1 of the Hills Church. Following a wed- seed pearls held her fingertip illusion v • > ^ ¾ dln&trip to Kentucky the couple settled. 2 Ziajor-Sucharski veil. Her bouquet was of white and ^ <* In Livonia. wine silk roses. •.Vfrs/f.Tt . The bride is employed by the^ord Mr. and^Irs. Albert Ziajor of Harri The matron of honor was Dona Ol Motor Co. in Brownstown. The bride son Street, Livonia, announce the en son, .sister of the bride. Bridesmaids groom works for Mt. Carmel Mercy- gagement of their daughter Barbara were Pamela Muncey, Georjan Vafeas Hospital, Detroit. Suzanne to Michael Frank Sucbarski of and Debra Begian. David Begiaa Columbus, Ohio. He is the son of Mr. brother of the bridegroom was besl and Mrs. Robert Sucbarski of The bride is a medial social worker man. The groomsmen werer Kenneth with degrees from Michigan State Uni Woodgate Drive, Southf leld. Begian, Michael Begian and Kerry versity in social work and Spanish. He_i Baker-Amann • Dona Amann, her sister.- Attendants The bride elect is a 1977 graduate of Morgan. Ushers were Mark Olsou, Don husband, who graduated from the Uc Bishop Borgess High School, and will aid McLellan and Donald Roberts. were Debbie Franklin, Kathy Bartz, verslty of Michigan-Dearborn wjth Sherry Hook, Cylinda Monroe and Lau graduate In May from Madonna Col Following a honeymoon to the Virgir lege with a bachelor of science degree! degree In mechanical engineering, -b\ Mr. and Mrs- Robert Lee Baker Jr. rie _ Huber; Kenneth Baker was best Island, the couple Is making their home employed by the Philadelphia Electric i are living in Canton following their man. Groomsmen were Bill Conlam, She is employed by Dobby's Men's For in Upper Darby, Pa. mal Wear In Livonia. Her fiance gradu Co. wedding In First Baptist Church of Scott Monroe, Bob Pugh, Steve Tolbert, ated in 1977 from Birmingham Groves Wayne. The bride, the former Dawn Dan Amann and Rick Powell. High School and from Lawrence Insti Marie Amann, is the daughter of Mr. The couple's wedding trip took them tute of f echnlogy in 1977 with a bache Murray-Logan arid Mrs. Carl D. Ainann of Florence to Phoenix, Arizi, and LaJolla, Calif. lor of science degree in mechanical en Jonathan Norton Murray of Livonia Street, Garden City. The bridegroom is The bride, a graduate of Garden City gineering. He works as a mechanical was recently united in marriage to the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee East High School, is a junior at Eastern engineer at Columbia Gas of Ohio. Laura Jeanne Logan, a resident of Baker of Regene Street, Westland. Michigan University majoring In social The wedding will take place July 23. Chattanooga, Tenn., in a ceremony The bride wore a white full-length work. She works as a secretary for In St. Robert Bellarmlne Church In which took place at First Presbyterian gown with Princess Diana sleeves, arid Town N* Country Hardware in Garden Redford. Church in Brighton. A reception fol carried a bouquet of white roses and City. The bridegroom is studying elec lowed In the Briarwood Hilton in Ann lilies of thft valley. tronics at the National Institute of Arbor. Herv-mald of" honor was Kathryn Technology. He is a graduate of Wayne The bridegroom Is the son of Mr. and Stellema and honor attendant was High School, Lane-Johnson Mrs. Jonathan Norton Murray of Llvo- niarThe bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. William Price Logan of Marietta, The engagement of Marilyn Debra Ga. Lane of Livonia to Steven Allen John The maid of honor was Dianne Wel- son, also of Livonia, was recently an sand, and bridesmaids were Margaret nounced. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Murray and Alice Weinhardt. Timothy Ronald Johnson of Seminole Street, Murray was best man, and Don Wollen- Redford Township. The bride-to-be zin and Douglas Logan were ushers. Wm& graduated from Garden City West High School in 1975. She is employed at the Redford Inn. 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Houston at Texas A & M YOKO SHIMADA personal insight and involvement of Realizing that her husband would be Kansas State.at Missouri WAY an American Navy officer and his unable to care for their offspring after 3:3f>5PM ABC (2:30CenJVMount.)- TOSHIOMfFUNE family. A seven pari drama adapted she was gone, she began a slate- PRO BOWLERS TOUR \% YOUCAN from Herman Wouk's epic "novel for wide search to find adoptive homes 4:30-6PMCBS (3:30Cent/Mount) television", wilh Robert Mitdhum, Afi for each child. Love and courage. GOLF,=8ing Crosbv Na)lonal.Pro-Am. McGraw, Jan-Michael Vincent, John 5-6:30PMABC (4Centra(/Mourltarnj Houseman. Polly Bergen, Lisa Eil- TUES., FEB. 15 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Men's CLINT bacher, David Dukes, Hyam Topol, 9-11PMCB8 .(8 Central/Mountain) Ben Murphy, Peter Graves. Victoria and Women's World Cup Skiing. EASTWOOD Tennant." Jeremy Kemp and Ralph SUN.. FEB. 6 Bellamy (as F.D.R.). Powerful! 1PM-? NBC (12NoonCent./Mount.) SANDRA MOW., FEB. 7 CADDYSHACK A caddy, hopeful of NCAA BASKET8ALL Live coverage 8-11PMABC (7 Central/Mountain) winning a college scholarship, copes of the DePaul Blue Demons versus with Irfe idiosyn'cracies of the nully LO THE WINDS OF WAR (Pad 2). the Georgetown Hoyas. * members of an exclusive country 1PM-?CBS (12 Noon Cent /Mount.) 9-11PM CBS (SCentral/Mountain) club. Dangerfield wiggles his legs. NCAA BASKETBALL PACKIN' IT IN. Richard Benjamin Knight shouts alot and Murray mum and Paula Prentiss as marrreds seek bles throughout. Bedlam at Bush- 2-4PMABC' (1 Central/Mountain). ; COWETA ing a simpler, cleaner and crlme free wood-with booby-trapped greens. WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS. life for themselves and their two kids 3-5PMNBC (2 Central/Mountain) WED.. FEB. 9 in the witds of Oregon when the pres COUNTY SPORTSWORLD 9-11PMABC (8Central/Mountain) sures of everyday living become a bit 4-6PMCBS (3 Central/Mountain) THE WINDS OF WAR (Part 4) too much. A wacky look at urban and GOLF. Bing Crosby Pro-Am. rural living, with Tony Roberts, An JOHNNY 9-11PM CBS. ''• (8Ceolr_al/Mounlainf 4-7PMABC (3 Central/Mountain) drea Marcovicci, Mari Gorman, MoJIy THE IN-LAWS. The quiet suburban FRI., FEB. 4 NFL PRO-BOWL The pro all-star Ringwald and Sam Shippte. Kissing life of a New York dentist is turned CAS 8-11PMNBC - (7Central/Mountaih) civilization goodbye! game, live from Honolulu. Hawaii. SHOGUN. Conclusion. into a comic nightmare by the weird behavior of his future in-law, a purpor SAT.. FEB. 12 SAT., FEB. 5 ted ClAspook. Peter Falkand Alan Ar- 1PM-? NBC (12 Noon Cent /Mount.) 8:30-11PM CBS . <7:30Cenl./Mount.) kin really sink their teeth into this one. NCAA BASKETBALL THUR., FEB. 10 1PM NYT; Syracuse at Georgetown cc 99 9HPMABC (8Centra!/Mounlain) ' Purdue at Northwestern THE WINDS OF WAR (Part 5) Texas Tech. at T^xas Missouri at OWahoma FRI.. FEB. 11 -.'•' New Mexico at Colorado St ANY WHICH WAY YOU CAN Clint 8-11PMABC (7 Central/Mountain) 3:30PM PT: Washington Stale at THE WINDS OF WAR (Part 6) DUDLEY Eastwood returns as Philo Beddoe, Arizona State the best barroom brawler in southern 3PM NYT: Georgia at Alabama California, this time battling the class UCLA at Oregon Stale of the East. William Smith. Sondra 9-11PMCBS (8Central/Mountain) MOORE Notre Dame at N.C. State Locke, Geoffrey Lewis. Ruth Gordon and "Clyde" a 165-oound orangutan. 3:30-5PMABC (2:30Cent./Mount.) plus those overaged toughies, the MURDER IN COWETA COUNTY. PRO BOWLERS touft: —"~ 8lack Widows motorcycle gang, still Johnny Cash is a county sheriff dedi 2:30PM-? CBS (1:30Cent./Mount.) out toget Philo. A"hairlarious" sequel cated to justice, and Andy Griffith is a NCAA BASKETBALL to Every Which Way But Loose. powerful and influential man who 5-6:30PMNBC (4Central/Mountain) 8-11PM.ABC (7Central/Mountain1 considers himself above the law STEVE when he commits murder. June Car GOLF. Live coverage of the Hawaiian TUES.. FEB. 8 ter Cash, Cindi Knight and Earl Hind- OpentromWaialaeCountryClub.. . 9-tlPMABC (8 Central/Mountain)' man also appeat'in this adaptation of SUN., FEB. 13 THE WIN DS OF WAR (Paif 3½¾ . MCQUEE•i-rays*N - a book about a slaying that actually' 1 1PM-7NBC (12 Noon Cent/Mount) 9-11PMCBS (8 Central/Mountain/ SteveWcQueeh': took place in Georgia in 1948. last hurrah. NCAA BASKETBALL Villanova at North Carolina, live from Chapel Hill WINDS WED.. FEB. 16 9-11PMCBS (8CenfraI/Mountain) 2-3:30PMABC (1 Central/Mountain) OF DIXIE; CHANGING HABITS When a WIDE WORLD.OF SPORTS flamboyant New Orleans madam is 3:30-6PMCBS (2:30Cent/Mount.) sent to a convent for 90 days of re BASKETBALL The N8A Ail-Star WAR habilitation, the unusual confronta game from The Forum in.lnglewood, tion of divergent lifestyles produces California. ROBERT MITCHUM CHEVY CHASE some wildly unpredictable results Suzanne Pleschette. Cloris Leach- 4:30-6:30PM NBC (3:30Cent./Mt.) ALI MCGRAW RODNEY DANGERFIELD man, Kenneth McMillan, John Consi- ' GOLF Hawaiian Open final round. JAN-MICHAEL VJNCENT TED KNIGHT dine and Geraldine Fitzgerald. An JOHN HOUSEMAN ' BILL MURRAY offbeat tale. :<•• 1/83 CON DONWAN ASSOCIATES. INC. S NEIL FUJITA DESIGN •f PROGRAMS LISTEO ARE CHOSEN AT THE SOLE DISCRETION OF CORNELIUS'DONOVAN ASSOCIATES. INC ' * © Lxxiard. U S A". /963 ' King SiZB! 4 mg. "tar", 0.4 rhg. nicotine av. per cigarette, FTC Report Dec, 1981 You found it. True. '' s The most tasteful ultra low tar Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined you've ever seen.Taste it. That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. ^ BBBlBMlBBi AA A^tA^^^ri^^yi r**yr ^^^^^^^T*W^^^^^T^^Tt^^^^^*t^»;^*fr^iAi*wt«^.^^»Jt^^ 68* O&E Thursday. February 3. 1983 C> Q/CXAXZ Irjtuitotinri to CjDoKstoip BIBLE CENTERED BETHEL BAPTIST TEMPLE "HAI'11^1 (ill,; I LIVONIA WARD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF LIVONIA^ FUNDAMENTAL Mil iliSMl.1' Redford Baptist Church - l ,(' Sunday service Broadcast T 9-.30 a.m.,WMUZ-FM 103.5 Nurtery Provided at All Services D/SCCU'Ftf HE DIFFERENCE PLYMOUTH. MICHIGAN LANDMARK J at 45000 N TERRITORIAL RO 455-2300 BAPTIST CHURCH •, Mi. West of Sheldon Fundamental Soul Winning BEREAN BIBLTE CHURCH Church : 3T. PAUL'S UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH .;s:-: . ANN ARBOH TRAIL L-IVONIA 11:00 A.M. HOLY COMMUNION 11095HaggerlyRd.. •!.'•> •>•>$:- •Bt'iwcco V. .i',nt> % N<»wtxirqri! 5?? •9386 Dr. Wm. Stahl Plymouth - 27475 FlveMfleRd. (at Inksten 422-1470 Gary Hawley. Pastor WORSHIP & CHURCH SCHOOL 9:30 & 11AM • ".' .^-W > .'. : ^J^Hll' 10 00 .. m 6:30 P.M. "THE NAME OF JESUS" 453-9132 • I—;, f -v "OO. •1 'S.i ,T1 Sunday School 10:00 AM • f . r VJo -< if. ,. • 6 00 i fTl "WHEN COUSINS MEET" : Morning Worship 1100 AM • .\f .-V >.'•'•• - :•>, \ i : 00 (.• Tl 1 Or William-Statu Evening Service 6:00 P.M. Dr. Whitledgo . . ;.. A ,*• :* -. ,• , O ' r ., >. i •• 1-. ii '0 00 d IV: HERALD OF HOPE Holding toi th Ihe word ol Li/e WYFC1520 ,Mrs fi.dard Kaye. Music L)ir Wednesday Service &. 1 kfc _ AwanaCtub 7:00 P.M. Mor>. thru Fri. Between Ann Arbor Rd. 7:30 P.M. WED. EVENING BIBLE STUDY ' 8:45 AM & Ann Arbor Trail Rev. R. Armstrong Dr. W. Whltledge Rev. S. Simons GRAND River BAPTIST ol LIVONIA MAIN STREET 34500 S'X MILE RD JuSl West Ol Farm.nQIon Ptd BAPTIST CHURCH 9:30 AM FAMILY SUNDAY SCHOOL a'M.airo *-ih Sc-jf-*"" Bites' C /v V . C . ». ». a*. m*mm *m w+m^*vm**mm*mwmm ""'j Thursday, February 3,1983 O&E •76 Accepts Call February discussion series William Warren has accepted a call as associate minister of Kenwood Christian Church in Religious experts to share thoughts Livonia. He will begin his min istry 8unday, Feb. 6. Warren The Congregational Churches of the Human Services" with Mary and BUI will be the topics offered at th.e Feb. 21 the Episcopal School of Theology as and his wife Kelly will move to Southeastern Michigan Association will Carry of Peace and National Priorities session. Speakers will be Iman Moham discussion leader. Livonia from Lansing where conduct a mini-school of religion Mon Center as discussion leaders. mad Jawad Chirri of the Islamic-Cen The Rev. Jack Brown of Pilgrim they currently reside. The day evenings during February at the ter of America, Detroit, and Dr. John Congregational Church will open the Warrens are no strangers to Community Congregational Church, LEADERS OF the Feb. 14 discus Forsyth, retired Bushnell Congrega Feb. 7 session; followed by Rev. Chris the congregation. They spent Southfleld. sions and their topics are: "Judaism" tional Church minister. Richards of Pine Hill CongregaUonal Feb. 14; Rev. Terence Johnson of Royal a year at Kenwood from Sep Th_e program is a coffee fellowship by Rabbi Stanley M. Rosenbaum of tember 1980 to June 1981 Congregation B'Nal Moshe, Oak Park; The Rev. James Lyonst director of Oak First Congregational Church Feb. and the choice of two topics to be dis 21; and Rev. Steven Schafer of Mt. when Warren served as intern cussed, each by an expert in that field. and "The Right to Die and the Quality the Ecumenical Institute for Jewish- minister. As associate minis of LlfeT^y Dr. John P. Karr, general Christian Studies, Southfield, will dis Hope Congregational Church, Livonia, Topics for the first session are: "The Feb. 28. ter, he will work primarily with Lebanese Christians," by Fr. Lawrence practitioner, CongregaUonalist, from cuss "Pulling All This Together" at the the youth and music pro Jackson. .:— Feb. 28 session. "Prayer in the Public The event is open to the public. Com Fares of Assumption-<3rotto Church, School" will -be the second topic that munity Congregational Church is at grams. A 1981 magna cum Detroit; and "The Arms Race and "Islam" and "Capital Punishment" evening with Rev. Gerald Lonergan of 27800 Southfield Road. laude graduate of Great Lakes Bible College, he served as a missionary in Vienna, Austria for a year following gradua tion. Soap spoof 4 Students have planned famine WDUZ radio station "soapies" ¥ get tuned up for the SOS din i To raise money to feed hungry peo funds. They will ask community and ner theater Sunday at Sword ple, the Jet Cadets and their sponsors church members to match the f 3 they of the Holy Spirit Church, of Kenwood Church of Christ and Me are donating by missing three meals. 34563 Seven Mile, Livonia. The i morial Church of Christ will go without congregation is presenting an food for 26 hours, starting at 4 p.m. /The money will be used to aid people old-fashioned melodrama i Friday, Feb. 11. in poor communities hiUJy disaster and spoofing the soaps to aid the t Called a planned famine, the-project to help the poor help themselves by im Capuchin Soup Kitchen in De Is designed to teach youngsters some proving their health care and farming troit. Helping are Joyce Day thing about_hunger, as well as raising methods. *•» (left), Austia Lee, Ruth Gran- dahl, Ed Caram and Cyril Van- Loke. '•- • ^ y.V : 8ILL BRESLER/starf photographer £• ASSEMBLIES OF COD church i 41355 Six Mile Rd. • BETHEL BAPTIST TEMPLE recently recorded his fifth album. His a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Sunday in Kenwood ble With Us Is Me,* "What Husbands . CHRISTIAN Northville The ninth anniversary of Bethel Bap second album, titled "More" wai nomi Church of Christ, 20200 Merriman, Need To Know" and "What Wives Need f tist Temple, 29475 Six Mile, Livonia, nated for a Grammy award. His fifth Livonia. To Know." 346-9030 Other topics will be how to kill com I COMMUNITY will be observed with special services album, "Give Me MoreNLove in My • JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES SILVER JUBILEE Sunday at 10 and 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Heart" just received the Dove Award Jehovah's Witnesses from Livonia, munication, the communication life CELEBRATION Everyone present will receive a souve for best contemporary black gospel al Inkster and Downriver areas are plan line, speaking frankly about, sex, and CHURCH renewing romance in marriage." honoring nir gift. Music at the two morning ser* bum. ning a two-day Bible education assem There is no admission charge. \ Irving M. Mitchell, Sr. Pastor PASTOR A MRS. vice will be provided by the Temple Larnelle was. chosen best male vo bly on Feb. 5 and 6 at Jehovah's Wit IRVING M.MITCHEL Tones Quartet. Nursery care will be calist for 1980-81 by Religion In Media. nesses Assembly Hall, 10709 Grand Richard Easlick, Youth Pastor provided for toddlers at all services. He has toured nationally with the Micb- • LORD'S HOUSE Dan R. Sluka. Director of Music 1045 A.M. River, Detroit. The theme of the event Igan Concert Choir, the Spurrlows and qHIt ho -R* Rirh Toward fUvt, Nnt P-rw- Free movies, starting with ^Football —8peela+Worthlp Festival of Praise. He has been fea r'ever," will be shown the first Friday • LIVONIA BAPTIST etous." 2.-30-4:30 P.M. tured on thfr 700 Club, the PTL Club Featured speakers will be Vasll of each month at the Lord's House, a OPEN HOUSE The Wayne State University Baptist and on several Billy Graham specials. non-denominational church at Ann Ar Student Union Team, directed by Louis Sekela, circuit overseer for several 6:30 P.M. The concert is open to the public congregations In the metropolitan De- bor Trail and Newburgh, Livonia. The ; ALL CHURCH Forsythe, will present a program of tIret presentation will be at 7 p.m. Feb. Nursery Available music, testimony and preaching Sun Childcare is available for. pre-school toit area, and William Sllva, district su-" FELL0W8HIP children. pervlsor of the Watchtower Bible and 4. A slngalong will be led by Gary day at the Livonia Baptist Church, Stubbs and his guitar before each film. 32940 Schoolcraft, Livonia. They will Tract Society. • ST. PAUL PRESBYTERIAN Sliva will deliver the welcoming ad perform at the 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. ser 1 • ST. ROBERT BELLARMINE vices. "A Time to Cry," a program on ter dress at 10 a.m. Saturday, and will then Brigljtiijoor Tabcnjacle minal illness, widowhood and grief, conduct a model Bible education CATHOLIC The Livonia Baptist Church and sis will be presented at the Forum at 11 A dance called "Remember When" ter Baptist churches sponsor this work school. Beginning at 2 p.m., the Satur 26555 Frankhn Rd. • Southfield MP a.m. Sunday in St. Paul Presbyterian day afternoon program will feature will be held from 8 p.m. until 1 a.m. It696 A Telegraph • Jutl West "I Holiday Inn) among students at WSU and other area* Church, 27475 Five Mile, Livonia. The Saturday, Feb. 5, in St. Robert Bellar- colleges and universities. counsel and instruction to aid in apply 8unday 8chool 9:45 a.m. - Morning Worship 11 KM) a.m. series Is conducted by BUI and Nancy ing Bible principles more fully In life. mine Catholic Church, W. Chicago and Celebration of Pralie - 6:30 p.m. Brown. On the following Sunday, the to Inkster, Redford Township. Music Is by Wed. Adult Prayer & Praise • Youth 8ervlce 7:30 p.m. Sllva will speak on "Is This World • WARD PRESBYTERIAN pic, "The Death of Ivan Hlych," will Doomed To Ruin?" at 2 p.m. Sunday, MBM South Association. Cost is $15. NurMry provided at all 8*rvle** Larnelle Harris, nationally known deal with confronting our own death. A Charismatic Church where people of many denominations worship together gospel singer, will present a concert, at • FAIRLANE ASSEMBLY • DEARBORN BAPTIST TEM Thomat E. Trs»k, Paitor 7 p.m. Sunday at Ward Presbyterian • KENWOOD CHURCH OF An eight-part film series on mar PLE Church, Six Mile and Farmington, CHRIST riage will begin at 7 p.m. Sunday in A flea market and art and craft sale Livonia. Known as Larnelle, the singer A blood drive will be held from 8:30 Fairlane Assembly, 22575 Ann Arbor will take place from 9 a.m. until 5 p;m. Trail, Dearborn Heights. It is part of a Saturday, Feb. 5, at Dearborn Baptist. SUNDAY SERVICES: OTHER ACTIVITIES: marriage enrichment seminar offered Temple, 4470 Pardee, Dearborn LUTHERAN Christian Education 1000 am Ladies Bitjie Study with the idea of giving "help along the Heights. Morning Worship 11:00 am Childrens Brigades Special films mark way" in marriage rather than only at Evening Service 6:30 pm Youth Program the beginning or after trouble begins. • CHRIST THE GOOD CHRIST THE KING The series was produced by Drs. SHEPHERD LUTHERAN LUTHERAN CHURCH Wednesday Bible Study 7:00 pm A Nursery Is Provided For All Services church's 6th anniversary Carol Brecheen and Paul Faulkner, The Rev. Ron Farrah of Lutheran So^ 9300 Farmifls'ori Rd . iivoma specialists In marriage and family re cial Services will speak on "Children -421-0120 «1-0749 Canton Calvary Assembly of God "I'M EXCITED about the growth we lations. The movies are 45 minutes. and Discipline" at a monthly meeting W0RSW H541l»«l CWRCH SCHOOL fcxjui will celebrates its sixth anniversary are seeing in the church on so many The first film, "Made For Each of the Ladies Guild of Christ the Good Rev R ------1- ******* **m lift ^* MMiril H^^MMAaAtAMii efc*(P.C.R,W,Q-88) O&E Thursday, February 3^1983 COUPON 2 one-act plays PIcadilly Restaurant WHERE CAN YOU BUY A - ; / upcoming Seven Days' a Week Anytime PRIME RIB DINNER t; share theater bill ., Your Choice of ONBWEEkbNtYAlV 39 things to do The Theatre Guild of Livonia-Red/ord will pres 19 BREAKFASTS V«2» - «2 ent is its February drama Tennessee Williams* 18 DINNERS ...v ...... *$" . CwpJetePPJMERIBWNNEn ''•;>. i • SPOTLIGHT PLAYERS "Auto-Da-Fe" and "Suddenly Lait Summer/' Senior Citizens J0% Off •'-— ^ Vilg* *a.M k* only t f.00 «Wi purchase of *not#e Prima Kt Onoei Of eqw» Performances of the Spotlight The two plays, collectivleybilled is 'Two by vrt* IndurfM pouto*. vegUbia 4 »»!«t Un« t oripori p« If**- 0*« Tennessee,^ will be performed al 8p.rn.Feb. 11-12, Special Children's Menu Players. (formerly Wayne-Westlahd 8ERV1NO DAILi'SPSCtAL BREAKFAStsMf/WH Civic Theatre) production of "Inherit 18-19 and 25-26 at the guild's playhouse at 16138 501 S.WAYNE ROAD ANDDiNN£fi$70AY8A WEBK :. the Wind" continue through Saturday Beech Daly, Just south of Five Mile Road, Redford. JfVESTtAND > 722-122Q ^g 5830 N. SHELDON Reservations HARVARD SQUARE at the John Glenn High School Audito Admission Is $5. For further Information or res- CANTON Suggested -455^7220- ' rium at Marquette Road in Westland. emUons,^call 522-1521 ' *•'' Foj ticket information call 595-6117. ''Auto-Da-Fe" ls.a short on^act play selected from "27 Wagons Full of Cotton and Others Plays." s *X, • PLYMOUTH HXTON It Is a tragic study of fanaticism. The big band sound will be heard "Suddenly Last Summer," a long one-act play, CKWA 5IAR PALACE from _7-10;80 p.m. Sunday at the centers around Catherine, a young woman who has been the sole witness to her cousin's unbelievably •CHINESE 4 •LUNCHEON "Plymouth Hilton Inn, Northville Road AMERICAN SPECIALS DAILY at Five Mile Road. There will be shocking death. In a New Orleans garden, she con fronts a family intensely Interested in having her CUISINE •BANQUET dancing to the music of Al Townsend 'COCKTAJL8 FAC1LITIE8 and his 17-plece band, the Ambassa deny the lurid tale she has told, Moft-Thurt dors. Doug Kerr is soloist. Admission . f, 11 i»- ttpm • APPEARING IN Auto-Da-Fe" .will be Mattie fii.Sn. iim-ipm CARRY-OUT Is $6 with cash bar. For reservations Sun iHoldtyl call 459-2016. Wolfe of Berkley as Mme. Duveoet and Tom Hinks Noon - 10 cm 326-1310 of Plymouth as Eloi. The cast of "Suddenly Last >2708.W«yntRd. Summer" Includes Lisa Jerreli of Auburn Heights Westlaml • 'DESK SET* — Gene Jundt (foreground) Is as Catherine Holly, Pat Dorrian Sandbothe of *xm Jyst South of Cherry I Cynthia Szczesny has a leading role Brutus and Watt Penn is Cae Northville as Mrs. Venable, Joseph Guest of Pontl- in the Players Guild of Dearborn pro sar in "Julius Caesar" at the ac as Dr. Cukrowicz, Mattie Wolfe as Mrs. Holly; duction of The Desk Set" by William Hilberry Theatre. James Sterner of Farmington Hills as George Hol >m \ ••• m r Stye (©bseruer BradEmons, C.J. Risak editors/591-2317 Thursday, February 3. 1983 O&E {L,W)1C America's winningest basketball team ^^ - GC East alum finds Georgia a peach \ By Brad Emons record to 23-0. The team's lowest mar two years playing basketball. Roller This year we were fortunate to get two kids are 6-2." staff writer gin of victory has been 15 points so far later played and graduated from Lub young men who wanted to get out of Roller, has sent six players to the col thitfseason. bock (Tex.) Christian. New York City." lege ranks during his seven-year coach When it comes to coaching, the Georgia Christian moved into second After obtaining his degree, he landed Roller landed point-guard Andre ing stint. Roller xoaster continues to climb for place earlier this year, besting the a job at Georgia Christian and has Britton and 6-foot-9 Tevinn Binns "Two went to junior college and Georgia Christian School. mark of 104 held by Belleville (N.Y.) since earned a master's degree from through the help of University of New played and the rest went to NAIA There haven't been any dips In Mike Central Union Academy, 1966-71. Valdosta State. Mexico head coach Gary Colson. schools," said Roller. "Tevinn and An Roller's career. The 1971 Garden City "Gary is recruiting both kids and he dre, however, are Division I prospects." East graduate has coached the small •SINCE WE hit- 100, we've drawn ROLLER has had numerous close gave us a call to see if we would take Roller said his Generals play in private school in southern Georgia to quite a) bit of attention," Roller said. calls during his coaching career. them," Roller said, "but first we had to much of the same manner as the old ^sl- 117 straight basketball wins, the sec "We received two segments on ESPN There have been several times see if we could accept them." Garden City East powerhouse teams Mike Roller ond longest streak in boys' prep histo (a national sports cable station) and when I thought we were in serious trou? The two eventually enrolled and coached by Billy Joe Young during the GC East grad ry- Paul Harvey mentioned us twice on his We," he said. "Two years ago we won a have become prominent players. late 60's and early 70's. During his ca Roller is only 42 victories behind the radio show. There also have been sto game with no seconds left on the Britton played last year for Ben reer at East, Roller set a trend of timeouts. With the lights it can be dis all-time mark of 159, set in 1919-25 by ries about us nationally over Associat clock." Franklin High, the New York state throwing jump passes. tracting. Earnest Blood of Passaic (N.J.) High. ed Press and UPI." The streak looked like it was in Jeop champs. The school closed its doors in "He (Billy Joe) is a great guy," said "But I think we're past that stage "I'm not even thinking about that Roller, who lives just outside of Val- ardy after four starters graduated June, causing* Britton to look esle- Roller. "He's been an influential person now." record," Roller said. "We have plenty dosta (10 miles north of the Florida from last year's state championship where. * in my life. He's not only a good coach, Gyms are packed wherever the Gen of things to worry about this year." border), took over as head coach in club. Binns was Ineligible for the first part but a nice person as well. erals go. The 29-year-old coach is also the 1975. But Roller got some unexpected hejp of the season, but has since joined the "Our whole offensive scheme is "A lot of people are after us," Roller principal and athletic director of the "I was an assistant for two years un for the 1982-83 season. starting lineup. He is one of the big rea something he and I talked over the said. *But I think it's helped us rather school, which has an enrollment of 300 der a guy named Garth Pleasant," said "Those four kids we lost- all played sons why the Generals are shooting 58 phone when I first started coaching. than hurt us because we're not scared. students. Roller. "We had a good program. We locally," said Roller. "They came up percent from the field. "We do many of the same things he "Every team that wants to beat us The Generals, defending Clas3 AA were 20-3 and 19-4 those two years." through the "same Boys Club team and " did. The man knows a lot about the makes us more ready to play." private school champions, kept the, Ironically, Pleasant Is now the coach didn't lose for seven years. •THE BIG KID has really helped us game." It appears the streak will continue streak going Saturday night by blasting at Michigan Junior Christian College in "You know, we have dorms here and along with several local kids," said the right through this season. Georgia Valwood, 72-29, running their season Rochester (Mlch4-wfe«fe Roller spent are able to board some of our students. coach. "Other than Tevinn, our biggest ROLLER said the team's sudden no Christian opens region play Feb. 16 fol toriety can have a negative effect. lowed by the tournament finals Feb. 22. "You have to watch it with your kids (Private schools and public schools or it will hurt," he said. "We have two have separate tournaments in Georg-- local TV stations at every game. We've ia). had TV cameras at our practices and Will anybody be able to put the right in my face in the huddles during brakes on this Roller coaster? Baron defensemen dash Spartan hoges. By Brad Emons Al Harmon beat Andover goalie. Jeff Staff writer Schneider. John Phillips and Brian Cox drew assists. It's becoming more apparent. But Andover had things pretty much Bloomfield Hills Andover should now its way for the remainder of the game. be able to win its first Suburban Prep Drexel Kleber and Bill Blank, a pair Hockey League (SPHL) crown «ver. - of big defensemen, controlled the tenv The undefeated Barons all but elimi po with their slick stick-handling and nated their closest competition Tues passing. _.:. day with a 5-2 victory over second Andover's Scott Stahl slapped in a re place Livonia Stevenson at Edgar Are bound shot with 3:35 to go in the period na. to make it 2-1. Kleber drew the assist. Andover is now 10-0 in league play Both teams had power-play chances while the Spartans slipped to 9-3. at the end of the period, but failed to "I was really worried about this convert. game," said Andover coach Neil Celley. The Barons then broke the game "I knew if we could get past them, we'd open midway through the final period be In good shape. on a rebound goal by Mike Laramie "We'd really have to stumble to lose (from Kleber) followed by a breakaway the league. This is a big step." score by Dan Munoz. " - The schedule favors Andover for the Mark Kubitskey scored for Steven-' mm remainder of the season. They still son with 2.03 left to make it 4-2. But have games left with Wyandotte Roose Waldman closed things out with a goal velt, Liyonia Bentley, Southfield- a minute later from Tom Cornish. Lathrup, LivoniaJfranklln and rival "WE LIKE to play Kleber up front," Bloomfield Hills Lahser (twice). said Celley. "We use him on the power BILL BRESLER/staff photographer IT TOOK Andover just six seconds play because he handles it so well. Stevenson's Dave Cox swoops into the Andover zone under defen- ver came away with a 5-2 victory Tuesday afternoon at Livonia's to score ss Steve Waldman beat sopho "Both he and Blank playpdlwith-the- : Junior Wings and that experience ^jy pr^anre. Thft ftpartflna' Suhnrhfln Prop Hockey—LeaftUQ- Edgar Arortft— — —_ more goalie Darin Phillips. ft Stevenson, however, carried the play helps. They are not only good hockey (SPHL) title hopes suffered a severe blow as Bloomfield Hills Ando- to the Barons the rest of the first peri players, but good kids. They really lead od and scored the equalizer at 11:38 as by example." S'craft rolls out * A. R. KRAMER'S * < wrestling mats Brad Emons --- • » Bestsellers at theYears Best Savings for invitational Super Sunday cause Several Olympic hopefuls are included in the field at the 23rd annual Michigan Wrestling Club Freestyle Invitational scheduled Sunday at School craft College. of light WCT turnout ? The event.is open to all amateur wrestlers 17 LEESANTRON NYLON years or older. Each wrestler must be registered How did you spend Super Sunday? wanted, even In the absence of McEn LEES ULTRON NYLON with the A.A.U. and present a card at weigh-in. After attending church, I headed to roe. Registration, which will be held from 7 to 9 a.m., is Cobo Arena for the World Champion Lendl is trying hard to become the SAXONY PLUSH. Richly fashioned plush styled STYLISH SCULPTURE. An exciting multilevel ship Tennis Winter Finals. new bad boy of tennis. He gave curt, . (Of your decorating needs, fn a wkte variety of texture highlighted by rich, smart cokxs Styled $8.per person (checks should be made payable to for easy care. Durabfe Antron" nyton face fibers Schoolcraft College). A.A.tJ. cards can be pur 1 expected the crowd to be a little one-line answers to the media and sold shades and earth (ones. Lees heat-set stormed around the court. process adds lo the carpet's ability to retain its. add to the value of this Lees Carpel chased for $6. bigger than the mostly suburban 4,438 appearance. , ' ../. in attendance, things seemed to be Some of his gestures were downright The open ceremonies kick off the competition at going well at the four-day event until awful. During the final, he slammed a Reg.$l4.95sq.yd. Reg.$16.95sq.yd bail viciously Into the crowd arid.'foi' 5 10:30 a.m. Sunday's disappointing turnout. The selected $095 selected . "This is the (jnly freestyle tourney in the country projection was In the neighborhood of lowed It with a Blackboard' threat, colors colors *msq.yd. at this time of year," said Schoolcraft athletic di 8,000. waving his racket like a sabre toward vsqyd the chair umpire. He leaned on the net, rector Mary Gans. "We'll have the top wrestlers I was impressed with the smooth from the midwest." sliced It and pounded.lt with his racket. way the WCT runs things. No carnival After he was robbed of a match-point ^KiJ^- ^K|3^- The Quantlco (Va.) Marine Corps team will be announcing or boys stabbing balls, with ace, Lendl took the applause from the Armstrong back to defend Its team title. Other teams include fishnetsjjust good, competitive tennis. crowd and mocked a spit of disgust at Team Canada, the Hawkeye Wrestling Club of Iowa So wRaVhappened? i know Ameri the chair. Designer Solarian Designer Solarian II and host Michigan. Wrestlers from several area cans McEffr*4^n(L€onnors were ab "t>ld you get to see any of Detroit's schools Including Toledo, Ferris State, Michigan sent and they could have livened things sites while you were here," one report A remarkable floor, offers two Reg.S21.95sq.yd VP a bit. Th« only no-wax»loor with the Reg.$i8.9S sq.yd. State and U-M will also send representatives. er, asked Lendl. ^ ' richness of Inlaid color. distinctly different no-wax The final match-up was^attractive — "No, I see. nothing," the Czech re Mlrabond surfaces. WEIGHT DIVISIONS are as follows with a three- the world's hottest player, Ivan Lendl, plied. "I must go quickly. My plane Stock material Special order Stock material Special order pound allowance: 105.5, 114.5, 125.5, 136.5, 149.5, against South American Gulllermo Vi leaves at 5 o'clock." (It was 4:29 p.m.) only material onty materia) 163,180.5,198,220 and heavyweight. las, a U.S. and French Open champ. Shortly after eight minutes of ques^ -Even 'Count Dracula', Ion Tiriac/ tlons, Lendl, wearing a full-length fur $1Q95 $Q95 $1795 £he top three finishers Irr each weight class will was here coaching Vilas. coat, jumped off the press platform. yd. receive awards. Presented also will be an outstand I The tickets were a little high, but not LENDL, HOWEVER, said he would 10 sq.yd. vlsq.yd. I # sq.yc ing wrestler award, a first- and second-place team Outrageous compared with what the come back If the WCT scheduled anoth trophy, and third-place team plaque. Michigan Panthers plan to charge. er, Detroit tournament. Even Cullen Quality Carpet Remnants also available at 30-70% off • And the WCT event got good play Bryant would come here if there was a Admission Is $2 for adults and |1 for students Arrmt 2C(L,R.W.O) 0&J5 Thursday, February 3. 1983 Borgess spikers impress foes Thurston bounces C'ville Bishop Borgess volleyball coach Jer Spartans in the decisive second game. muted reviews at the Plymouth Invita Redford Thurston took advantage WSLD. JOHN GLENN 58 ry Abraham hopes his team will try Thurston's serving, meanwhile, went tional. of some first-quarter Livonia FARMINGTON HARRISON 40 harder, but he really can't complain sour in the third game as the Eagles (4- The Rockets lost to Brighton in the Clarencevllle mistakes to post a 75- John Glenn sped to a 34-20 half* these days about the way the Spartans 5) fell behind by six points and couldn't quarterfinals, 15-13, 15-2, but won five 50 non-league victory Tuesday at time lead and never faltered in are playing.' recover. of eight games In pool play. Thurston. basketball crushing non-league Harrison1 Tues Calling it a "great match," Abra Despite the loss, Thurston coach Sparked by the net play of Colleen The.win was the Eagles 12th i day at Glenn. ' ham's spikers fell short In the finals of Chris Wandyg praised the play of setter Rellly, Glenn swept Ann Arbor Huron straight, lifting their record to 12-1 The win pushed the Rockets.' the Wayne Memorial Invitational Sat Cindy Isenegger and the hitting of Julie (15-3,15-11), Harper Woods RegUm(15- for the season. Clarencevllle fell to • people at the right time Tuesday to record to 11-3 overall.Harrison Is 3-9. urday to the host school, 15-13,15-11. Kroll and Gina Zyllnski. « 6,15-8) before splitting with Plymouth 3-9. band Western its 12th straight de • Paul Grazulls, Glenn's 6-foot-8 •I can't fault our kids," he said. "We North Farmlngton, unbeaten and Canton (14-16, 15-13) and losing to The early pressure forced. Trojan feat at Western. center, netted 22 points on nine-for- bumped, set and spiked really well. We holding first place in the Northwest Brighton (6-15,13-15). turnovers that allowed the Eagles to The triumph improved Churchill's 13 shooting from the floor. Eighteen had only three bad serves the entire Suburban League, clipped the Eagles On Wednesday, the Rockets raised spurt to -a 23-10 lead after one quar *Kr5(SWft5 7-2 ,in the Western Lakes of those came in the first half, Gor- day. It's the best we've played all last week 15-7, 16-14 as Helen Carano their regular, season dual mark to 4-6 ter and a 41-26 half time advantage. Activities Association (WLAA) West die Dawson notched 10 for Harrison. year.", spiked well in defeat. with an 11-15, 15-9, 15-9 conquest of ^Clarencevllle closed to within sev ern Division and 8-4 overall. West PLYMOUTHSALEM 84 The match pitted the state's No. 1 Thurston meets Livonia Franklin, Livonia Franklin In a Northwest Subur en after three quarters (53-26) but ern Is 0-9 in Western Division play. -i , LIVONIA FRANKLIN 55 (Wayne) and 2 ranked teams. Monday at home. ban League match. the Eagles 22-4 final period scoring Western's zone defense forced the^ Things went from bad to-worse to Borgess, now 33-3 overall, defeated Kathy Garrett, Jack! Pachrva and spree iced it. Chargers to take the ball outside, out-of-hand for Franklin in a non- Birmingham Groves (15-8, 15-9), Livo LIVONIA CHURCHILL downed Debbie McMaster led Glenn to the vic George Slbel's 28 points was high and John Gryzbek and Craig Hunter league loss to Salem Tuesday at nia Bentley (15-2, 15-8) and North Redford Union Monday in a non-league tory with their accurate serving. for Thurston. Steve Smith added 13 responded with 12 and 11 points, re Franklin. Farmlngton (15-8, 15-12) to advance match, 16-14,15-9. points .and eight assists and Jim spectively; When the Warriors fell The Patriots, trailed by six (12-6). out of pool play. RU is now 11-8 overall. REDFORD ST. AGATHA, ranked Weiss had pine points. Sibel and Dan behind by 14 In the fourth quarter" after one quarter but were burled The "Spartans then defeated Mt. *They were more patient and waited seventh in Class C by a statewide Starlnsky collected seven rebounds and had to come out of their zone, under a 30-5 point avalanche in the Clemens in the quarterfinals and Flint for us to make the mistakes," com coaches poll, ran Its unbeaten string to apiece to top the Eagles. the Chargers zipped the ball inside second and never recovered. All Kearsley In the semis. mented RU coach Jim Gibbons. 10 with a 17-15, 15-9 triumph Monday Larry Welgand's 20 points and to John Merner, who bagged nine of phases of the game meshed for the On the day, Borgess' Johna Gambot- "Churchill played well and kept us off over Detroit Redford St. Mary's. eight boards led Clarenceville, with his game-high 16 points In the final Rocks, who are now 10-2 overall, to had 19 ace spikes while teammate balance." Sue DeBellso anchored the Aggie Tim Spencer and Ken Large con period. while Franklin (6-8) floundered. Julfe Burton added 16. They were At the Plymouth Invitational Satur servers -while teammate Mary Kellow tributing 10 points each. Hunter and Dave Riley hadslx.as- Mike Johnson was bottled up for helped by the setting of Megan McCar day, RU advanced out of pool play be controlled the net slsts each for Churchill. Rob Wend- the first 2¼ quarters but managed thy and the defensive play of Mary fore losing to eventual tourney champ Agatha, now 9-0 in league play, LIVONIA CHURCHILL 58 land's 12 points topped Western. The WALLED LK. WESTERN 41 to score 12 points for Franklin. Bob Wood^noVC^lleen McDonald. Trenton In the quarterfinals, 11-15,15- meets Detroit Immaculate tonight at win kept the Chargers atop the Stebblns added eight. Dave Houle's On Monday, Borgess wrapped up the 11, 15-5. RU was hurt by the loss of home. The match begins at 5:30. Churchill got the Sail to the right Western Division. 19 markers topped Salem. Central Division crown with a 15-2,15- Cathy Koskl who left In the middle of 8 win against Farmlngton Hills Our the second game with an injury. Lady of Mercy as Nancy Rzepka The Panthers went 6-2 in pool play scored eight points in the first game. - Wailed Lake Central (9-15, 12-15), Reserve Carol Evans, meanwhile, did a Hazel Park (15-13, 15-1), Madison fine Job defensively in the back row. Heights Bishop Foley (15-5, 15-10) and Borgess travels Thursday to face Walled Lake Central again (15-6,. 15- Harper Woods Bishop Gallagher. 11). Gibbons added that "Amy Livsey hit, LJVONIA STEVENSON won its served and blocked well during the en- ninth straight match Monday with a 15c " tire event." And Kathy Storvis and Kel- HOT PRICES 17, 15-4, 15-10 triumph over Redford ~ lie Szabo provided much of the offense CASHWAY Thurston. with the help of setter Julie Barden. 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Som« JUm» moy no! b» availably ot all'locations: All Itomi Cosh S Cotty —" brakes-shock* Soft fUAii mork»d with ' THRU FEB. 2 «'8 help .you mtikv it. 4 .. ,:...*, -1 Thursday, February 3, 1983 O&E (L,fl,W,Q)3C Garden City, Glenn grapplers meet tonight Two of the area's top prep wrestling teams will GARDEN CITY, meanwhile, finished fifth Satur BISHOP BORGESS' young wrestling team split a square off tonight with supremacy in the Northwest • GC SOCCER SIGN-UP athletic director Roger Frayer at day at the Dearborn Edsel Ford invitational behind pair of matches last week. Walk-in registration for spring 261-1250 during normal school Suburban League (NSL) at stake. first-place Portage.Northern, second-place Grosse The Spartans blasted Livonia Franklin (49-«), but soccer In Garden City will be held hours. Perennial league champ Westland John, Glenn, Polnte South, third-place East Detroit and fourth- lost to Madison Heights Bishop Foley (46-24). from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at _ sporting a 20-2 dual meet record, travels to face place Edsel. Borgess' record Is now 6-14-1. upstart Garden City (11-1). The match between the the Maplewood Community Center. • RfeDPORD BASEBALL The Cougars boasted three individual champs — Gaining victories in the FTanklinmatch for the two league unbeatens begins at 7 p.m. at Garden .Youngsters 5-18 are eligible to The Redford Township Junior K.C. Howell (105) decisioned Rick Romeo of "Dear Spartans were Mark Anderson (M^Keo Freeman sign up. Athletic, Association (RTJAA) will City? born Divine Child, 3-1; Phil Kamm (i32) pinned (105), Joe Linck (U2), Ray Lark «26), Eric Larsen For more Information, call 525- hold (aseball and softball registra "Glenn has one of the best dual meet teams in the Mark Osterhoff of Dearborn, 5:09; and Kevin Rich (132), Young Jin Hu (138), Mike Graczyk (155), John 4665 or 421-7232. tion f»r the coming season at three state," said GC first-year coach Dean Shlpman. ardson (heavyweight) decision Bryan Mas! of Edsel, Ward (167) and John Ketchum (heavyweight). different sites. 'They have balance at every weight class. 18-4. • BASEBALL REGISTRA RegWatlpn will be from 7-9 p.m. "We're going to see what we can do. We'll need The Cougars routed Livonia Franklin In ^n NSL TION Feb. 14 at Thurston High School best performances out of everybody and a couple of rneet last week, 57-5. Emons column upsets, too." * . Scoring victories by pin for Garden City were Registration for boys and girls (cafeteria), Feb. 15 at Hilbert Junior Continued from Page 1 ages all through 18 will held from High Room 122), and Feb. 16 the -Last week'Glenn suffered its first two dual meet Chuck Collins (105), Howell, Kamm, T.J. McGlothln m 6:30 to 9 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 17 at Boys md Girls Club of Metro De defeats of the year at the hands of state powers (145), Ray Browning (185) and Richardson. Known as a Jet-setter from Monte Carlo, Vilas Westland Elementary School, Ben troit (£»567 Seven Mile). Hazel Park (41-11) and Temperance-Bedford (45- Gaining decisions for the .Cougars were Ron Tag- was certainly the ladies' choice. Donning alligator 26). nett and Curtis. softball age groups Include gart (98), Mark Jung (119), Tom Fisher (138), Mark boots, black-leather pants and a green suede Jacket, The Rockets had three winners in the Hazel Park Grigereit (155), Howard Behr (167) and Scott Purr , Vilas exited out of Cobo amidst the smooching of All baseball placers must live in (8-10 years), Majors (11-13) match — Rick Gillies (98 pounds), who defeated the North Redford Little League' lore (14-18), The cost Is $20 (198). " « young fans. Paul Harris, 2-0; Don Forchlone (155), who decl- Dan O'Shea, a 126-pounder, was Franklin's lone As for the Super Bowl, I never saw It, falling boundary area which includes Red- iyer with second and third sioned Rich Pond, 18-1; and Robb Paciocco (145), ford (between Telegraph and Ink- family members charged $10 and winner. asleep on the couch watching the Len Berman pre- who decisioned Harold Brenizer, 8-4. game show. Maybe I'd have been more Interested if ster roads, Six and Seven Mile $5, respectively. - Glenn counted four winners against Temperance, LIVONIA BENTLEY continued its winning ways roadsJ'aTSd'Livonia (between Inkster Boys baseball age divisions in in the Western Lakes loop by pounding Farmington Bryant Gumbel had been anchoring. the defending Class A champs. They included Tom I woke up at halftime to see Miami was ahead, and Mlddlebelt roads, Six and Eight clude Rjjto (7-8), Mustang (9-10) and Gibson (105), EtoniSbson^lft), Tom Forchlone Harrison last wee£, 45-20, Mile roads). Bronco (11-12). The fees are the Bentley grapplers scoring pins included Salem then I perked up to see Jack Kent Cooke receive the (138) and Don'^Forchione (155). Tom Alois! (185) won Vlnce Lombardl Trophy. For more information, call Julie same af girls softball. by default. Yaffal (98), Paul Doulette (105), Abe Yaffai (119), Two* additional age divisions, Jason Gaffke (167) and Mark Zenas (185). Everybody was saying what a great game it was. Buckberry at 537-3213 or Carol "We had looked forward to these two meets all Homberg at 538-0074. Pony 03-14) and Colt (15-16), are Other Bentley' winners included Anjear Yaffai Maybe I was Just footbal.led out. ; $35 per'pereon. year," said Glenn coach Tom Buckalew. "We (112), John Danielski (132), Marty Altotihian (198) It didn't matter, Don Shane had it all recapped thought we might beat one or both teams, but we and Bill Garrison (heavyweight). later that night on Sports Final Edition. • TRACK COACHES WANTED All registrants must provide a were wrong. Livonia Stevenson has two open non-rehrnable birth certificate. Playingage Is as of Aug. 1,1983. "Hazel Park and Bedford are both fine teams. ings for varsity track coaches this, We'll have to get better." spring. For rjiore Information, call David In another dual meet, Glenn hammered NSL foe Interested applicants should call DeBussty at 537-6875. Redford Union, 52-17. 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Coacbet are caked to report their Greg Desk* (Stevenson) 58.7 print the (op prep boys' wrestling records to this CeotnJ Bucket team's top time* to Livonia Stevenson coacb Doog Mark Roehrig (Salem) 588 area. All coache* may report their wrestlers' re U*g*t Overall rtooks, 1:38. 105 — John Parr (LC) pinned Ken Freeman,- Buckler 2:38-5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday at Scott Anderson (Salem) 1:00.0 cords to Cantoo coach Du Chreako betweei soon team W L T Pt». . W L W L Stevenson (281-1250 — art for the pool) or In the Tim Harwood (Salem) 1:00.7 and 2 p.m. Fridays by calling 453-3100, etf. 398. 11 1 3.59. CaUwUc Central 7 1 112 — Jeff Campeau (LC) decislooed Joe Unck, evening at 531-8872. To make oar listing as accurate and complete u B.H.Andover 10 0 0 20 Brother Rice 8 2 8 5 8-1. 100-yard freestyle possible, ail nut coaches are encouraged to call or Liv. 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SlllOO v. , tho momentu m going, and , : I OUT THEY 00 CFIA, f building, we have extended odr SSll2S<> S90OO 3-6 p.m. ;";';• CS990O' 1 I MANY STYLES UP TO O f °/<& OFF ! Eatiy Bird Season Ticket savings S8700 at Madonna Activities Cehtei .-;- I until February 4 Buy between . Enclosed Is my payment - "• » -• now and Iheh and vou tay» horn I LINOLEUM -yco/ DESIGNER 84« to $60 p«r >ers o\ ^i,:- '*: • i.: SIlje (©bseruer entertainment — . . i—[—_ • -—- Ethel Simmons editor/591-2300 Thursday, February 3, 1983 O&E (P,C,R,W,G-5C)*7C Dave Bruheek^till enjoys going on the road By Hugh Gallagher The tours, Brubeck's rehearsals and staff writer composing at hpnie rubbed off on the ^children. Sons Darius, Dan, Chris and 'It's a tough schedule to keep, and then Dave Brubeck isn't looking forward Matthew have all become professional there is the travel time. I'm gone for half to the day when he doesn't get around musicians. Brubeck-toured for several much anymore. years with three of his sons as "Two tfxeyear.' After nearly 40 years on the road, Generations of Brubeck." Chris, a bass the Jazz pianist is still enthusiastic guitarist and trombonist, Is part of the '•" —Dave Brubeck when outlining his schedule. Stops in current quartet. The father is proud of ' jazz star clude a festival in Cannes, France ; a his sons but has mixed feelings about concert in the Bahamas; a nightclub gig their career choice. in Miami, the only nighclub appearance "I would have been happy if they had nightclubs and taverns to concert halls night and it gets better. It's what the this year, a performance with the Indi been something else. Chris went to Ann and college auditoriums. The perform audience wants to hear. But many anapolis Symphony, a concert at Ober- Arbor," Brubeck said. "He told me ance at Oberlln in March marks the nights, the best things we play are iln College; and numerous performanc when he was 16 that if I let him go on 30th anniversary of the quartet's first those ones. They're our standards." es with choral groups, small sympho the road for a year, he'd graduate from appearance there which resulted in the nies and-a( churches and synagogues. college. I think he still owes me a year acclaimed "Jazz at Oberlin" album. On March 6, the Dave Brubeck Quar because he orUy finished junior year." He also likes borrowing from other tet makes its way to Birmingham cultures as with "Blue Rondo" and THE LAST Brubeck performance at "Koto Song." "I wrote 'Koto Song' after 'Groves High School for the revival of YOUNGEST SON Matthew recently Groves was also one of the last perfor the .Groves Jazz Series. Brubeck I heard two girls in a restaurant play was graduated from Yale. He had stud mances of the famous '50s quartet, ing the koto (a Japanese string instru appeared twice at the series in the ear ied classical 'cello but is now following which also included Joe Morello on ly 70s. Tickets for "An Evening with ment). It's based on their scale. We his father's example«.ahd exploring the drums and Eugene Wright onbass. It stick to that scale most of the time. Dave Brubeck" are $8.50 and $10.50 use of 'cello as a jazz Instrument. Old was the group's 25th anniversary tb'ur. available at the Groves Activities Off Some evenings we get more inventive, est son Darius recently left for a two- or less inventive depending on your ice (644-3490) and through all CTC tick year appointment as a teacher of jazz et outlets. The group that will be coming to point of view." theory at the University of Natal in Groves this year will feature Brubeck, "I try to do 70 one-nighters a year Durban, South Africa. son Chris, drummer Randy Jones and IN ADDITION to performing, Bru but I always end up doing over 100," Music is a family bond. Son Chris Brubeck said in a telephone interview clarinetist Bill Smith. Smith has beck also spends many hours compos lives with his wife and young son" near worked with Brubeck many times over ing. He was one of the first jazz musi from his Connecticut home. "It's a his parents. He and his father often get tough schedule to keep .and then there the past 30 years and was a member of cians to bridge the gap between jazz together for afternoon jam sessions. Brubeck's original octect in the later and classical music. He has been active is the travel time. I'm gone for half the It's a time that the father relishes. year." '40s. He teaches music at the Universi in composing church music for the last "They like playing with me, but it's ty of Washington, Seattle when not per* few years. His recent compositions in *also good for them to play on their forming. clude a jazz mass and Christmas Posa DESPITE THE hard schedule,- Bru own," Brubeck said. "They need their da based on New Mexican Christmas beck, 62, and his wife Iola have raised own identity. They have to think of the traditions, with lyrics by his wife. This six children and four of them have fol day I won't be touring — which I hope The new Brubeck Quartet can be year he is composing a special series of lowed their father into musical profes won't be for a long time." heard on a recent Concord Records al musical pieces for the anniversary of sions. Brubeck enjoys the challenge of mu bum, "Concord on a Summer Night." the Catholic cathedral in Sacramento, "The family has survived. I feel it sic too much to give up anytime in the The album has the rich variety of Calif. was hard on my wife but s.he says it near future. He' has been experiment moods and influences that have always hasn't been. When the kids were in ing with sound since his days as a stu marked Brubeck's music. It includes a school, I know that was the hardest dent of composer Darius Milhaud in the trombone solo by Chris on the Fats "I think there's always a growth time," Brubeck said. later '40s. During the '50s, the Dave Waller standard "Black and Blue," a going on," Brubeck said. "Jazz and Brubeck made up for the nights Brubeck Quartet won fame for its dar- haunting solo by Smith on "Softly, Wil- composition are parallel. They always away with the many days he spent at irig- experiments wlth-tlme-slgnaturps Ham, Softly^-a-Japanese-4nflu f, 4 ^^T7v-^r.-=?-T^e«rar»p i ^ ^'.•w •!. •. . L i a wwq*nwwfsi^«wwjs»wwmiwwmm H«nPI«PPP«PP«|[IMI mm **-»». iOCKS.f^QWlP.CR.W.G-eC) £>&feVhursday, February 3,19S3. .' Second runs 4 Panzenhagen -f- ''Rescue from GUHgan's Island" Bo Derek and Ursula Andress star (1978), noon Friday on.Ch. 9. Originally WHAT'S IT WORTH? ; in two eminenty forgettable films 107 minutes. _. but for the standout performances • It would be nice if they brought back A ratings guide to the mo.vISs of the two'Mrs. Us. Actually, Bo's at more old TV shows like "Gllllgan's Is her best (which isn't saying an QW- land" - not "Gilligan's Island'*.perse, Bad, .. ... •. $..1 ful lot) ds the ainheaded forbidden bat old shows from> that era; They are Falrrr. ^. . $2 fruit of Dudley Moore's eye, al resurrecting "Leave It to Beaver," and tjobd. - • $3 though the film itself is overrated; that ought to be fun. Biit what's be Excellent . . . $'4 Ursula, on the other hand, is given come, for Instance, of Andy and Opie, little to do in a film which itself of Barney, Floyd and the other Mayberry fers little. . regulars? Alas, we're stuck with Gllli- Ratings; $2.10; $1.10. • gan for the time being, and not even ttie, aUty.. UnfoHunatelyi f'Ha(ari,"'which ehtireoriginal crew, at that, state one stare John Wayne'ajad Etsa Mar^lrielll, "The Night of the Hunter" (1955), 4 Judith Baldwin here replaces Tina Is all peribnallty. what plot there Is Is p.m. Sunday on Ch. 50. Originally 93 Louise, who wanted no part of this nau sophomortc, and; the on-screen ro minutes. * tical reunion. Bob Denver, Alan Hale mance between Wayne, then 5'5> and Here's d vote for Robert Mitchum Jr., Jim Backus, Natalie Schaefer, the ' Martlhelli, 27, an annoying reminder of as thjet most underrated actor in' "professor and Mary Ann do make re Hollywood's lopgest-standlng' double films. He's amazing as a psychotic turn appearances, though.' standard: actresses age, actors don't. killer in "Night of the Hunter," and The hall is alive Rating: $1.98 Rating: $225. the film, directed by Charles Laugh- Judy Kaye stars as Maria Ranter and Phil Marcus formances. Kaye starred on Broadway in "On ton and co-starring Lillian Gish and "1Q" (1979), 8:30 p.m. Saturday on Esser takes the role of.Captain Von Trapp in the Twentieth Century," "Moony Shapiro Song- "Hatari" (1962), 2 Friday night on Shelley Winters, is spine-chillingly Ch. 2. Originally 159 minutes. Ch. ,2. OriginaUy 122 minutes. "She" good. Too bad Mitchum hasn't got "The Sound of Music" through Feb. 12 at the book" and "Oh Brotherl" Esser is a Detroit-area Howard Hawks was a great director (1965), 11 p.m. Saturday on Ch. SO. ten more acclaim, and too bad producer, director, singer and actor. For ticket Music Hall Center in Detroit. The Rodgers and of action films. He could develop char Originally 106 minutes. Laughton didn't direct more pic Hammerstein musical opened Jan. 28 for 14 per- information call 963-7680. acter through action, so his films often Coveters of John Derek's [wives, tures. are a splendid blend of plot and person- rejoice] For your viewing pleasure, Rating: $3.30.. W Market hosts mixed media event i^^STOYAN'S INN '4 An afternoon of mixed media special events will "Winter Picnic" begins with BergVThe Two" CS M«k« Your fUMrvttlont TAVERN be held at Detroit'Artists Market Sunday beginning with set. design by Deanna Sperka. 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Moo. thro Frt: «410 Grand Riv.. minimum plus toons and Incentive or System J.Mcxki 10. Wholesale distriho- Evergreen, South/lell be enthusiastic 'wJUt strong "people" Therapist with current private prac Michigan 48150 er, Farmingtoo Hill*. pwnmbsloo rale*. - aiijta- BeoefiU and salaried posllioa. tice. Please send complete resume. 14 Light typing required, CRT eiperieoce tor. Troy. Send resume with salary re LIVONIA • based carpet cleaning com LEGAL SECRETARY (5 year* eiperi helpful but not required Full time. Call •-• No Experience Necessary quirements to Box 444, Observer k Ec Send resume to: Paula Morta, Ameri- box 404, Observer 4c Ecceatrtc Newspa George Thomas, »51-7400 EXPERIENCED ONLY. Food k Cock- pany looking for part time sales people caa Field Marketing. 111» E. Fourteeo pers, )4151 Schoolcraft Rd, Livonia. WITT eoce) - needed for Litlgalloo Law Firm. tall Server*. Established Lounge Inter Call between 10am • 1pm. Moo.- SaL centric Newspapers, »4151 Schoolcraft to work over tbe phones setting op Excellent skills required Good bene Rd, Uvooia, Michlg*n4»150 appts. Guaranteed salary plus commis Mile. Warrea, Mice., 4JM1. Michigan 41150 SECRETARY - insurance experience * viewing attractive type* with good all fits. CaU lioda Widrig. 451-»500 must. Part time position. Send resume around background. Frt, Feb. 4 also ' , . 533-7748 sion. Call between »am-l lam. TEACHERS WANTED CONSTRUCTION COMPANY needs Ask for Walt Miller , 471-5450 SERVICES LEGAL SECRETARY-Experienccd 4t references to PO Boy 581. Garden Moa. Feb. 7, Setweea 1PM-S PM. 14541 laborers. Training available. Call for Micro-wave Cooking, i Word Pro For busy piaintaff* firm in Southfleld City. ML 411)5 W. i Mile Rd,- W. of Telegraph. No ACCOUNTANTS anytime. ' 474-5540 cessing. To'apply, call Garden Oty The Temporary Rel p People Phooe Calls see Manager, N LOOK1NO FOR business owners tt au Community Edocatioa Center. 411-71») Must have good shorthand and typing SECRETARY • national company, COUNTER PERSON CASHIER. tomotive middle management persoo- FtNs BOOKKEEPER/ACCOUNTANT skills. CaU Diane. »54-7744 pleasant local office, good typing 4* ad GOURMET COOK WANTED - BOOKKEEPERS nel to expand private business. Call TEACH Temporary positions available for ex /or fast-moving retail establishment. Full time, afternoon or midnight shift Experienced ia all phase* of small busi ministrative skills. Farmingtoo Hills. Gourmet Preseotatloes Aptitude for figures, experience pre D.IA 545-771» NeedlecraiL Excellent earnings. Your Flexible scheduling. Excellent wage ness computerised accounting. South- . LEGAL 455-1750 Bloomfield Hill* perienced people. Work dose to your own boors. Management opportunity. tocoe. Call or send resume to: ferred. Birmingham , 540-1440 LOOKING FOR fulfillment? Be a fos and benefit program. For personal In field location. Excellent benefit pack- ))4 $044 ter parent Learn more about providing Joan, 455-7471 terview, contact, Elsie Undow, RN. ate. Please send resume toBo x 454, SECRETARY SECRETARY TPirt Time. For South- • Quality Accounting COURIER REPRESENTATIVE - im Intensive treatment foster care for chil Observer k Eccentric. Newspapers, You wilt be more thaa I Secretary with field genera! contractor.' Must type and HOSTESS k Cockttll food »erver, expe mediate opening. Must be at least 11, dren. Agency provides licensing, train WJ51 Schoolcraft Rd. Livonia. Michi this rapidly growing company. You will knowledge of business helpful Send re rience necessary, good working coodl- Services, Inc. ambitious k career minded and nave gan 4 J150 oeed good skills and experience for this. sume to Boi 441. Observer k Eccentric tloos, apply la person Red Timber*, J1700 Greenfield Rd., Suite 17» excellent driving record. Send resume ing, aoda dally rate of 114.4» - Call for 477-7400 »15.000 plus. Call 15J-10M after 1 PM. Newspapers, »4251 Schoolcraft Ra\, 40«0 Grand River, Novl to P.O. Box 1017, Detroit, M*h 4*1)1- orien la tloo Information: 111-1140 Uvooia. Michigan 44150 Oak Park.Ml 4»157 Telephone BUSY 1-OIHl office la Troy requires or send resume to: HOSTESS/Host • Must be mature & re- 967-4150 iorf. MAIL SORTERS • Full time manual excellent typing, shorthand and knowl SNELUNQ&SNELLING SECRETARY - part time. Good typing sponsible. Good pay aod bebefit*. Apply CUSTODIAN Maintenance Mas, memail sorters and high speed machine edge of automotive Industry. Good sal 26555 Evergreen, Suite 1007 & phooe skills. Some nights & week In persoo between 115: Gotsis Food k ' chanical aptitude. Full time nlghu. sort operators. Apply fO-5. 1777 E. ary and benefits. Only qualified parties ends. Ceolury 21 451-4700 Spirits. 15400 MkJdlebelt between Fire : ACCOUNTANTS CrandBtvd, Detroit. Sales send resume and salary requirements Southfleld.yMlchlgan, 48075 4c sa Mile. MayOower Lanes. Apply 1-JPM, »4400 to box 441 Observer k Eccentric News Plymouth Rd.. Red!ord :'• RNs LEGAL SECRETARY SECRET ARY/TOim COORDINATOR • BOOkKEEPERS MAINTENANCE OPENINGS paper*. )4151 Schoolcraft Rd. Livonia, Type 50 WPM. recent office' experi MERIWETHER'S I* DOW hiring - Temporary positions available for ex- DELIVERY PERSON Plumbing - Welding - Carpentry Michigan 41 ISO Southfleld law firm. Litlratioo experi ence, start at »{9)/roooth. Bring re Host/Hostesses. Must be able to work ' -perleoeed people. Work close to TOUT Energetic, outgoing, dependable for Full & part time. 557-1100 IMMEDIATE ence required and Word Processing ex sume to MarCoo Tours, Suite 10), »11 weekends. Apply z-SPM, Moa. thru Frt personalized lunch delivery la Birming Job Network W) Fee. »460 Southfleld Capable Secretary /Receptionist perience preferred Excellent salary W. Big Beaver. Troy, for interview and 15485 Telegraph. Southfleld home. Call or send resume tor Off HOME CARE Only organlxatioa minded mathemati and benefits. )5)-7550 ham. Commissions. Noah a Down Un MANICURIST testing oo Friday" February 4, between Quality Accounting der, 14» Pierce. 444-4454 .OPENINGS cally inclined typist need apply. Must »pm-4pra. Only PART TIME SALES MANAGER With clientele Needed Immediately be tdept at handling the public and LEGAL SECRETARY Sales eiperieoce with food preferred- Services, Inc. DELIVERY SALESPERSON for office- For Southfleld salon Put that valuable sales experience to maintaining a constant flow of all pa Mia. 1 yrs legal experience, sborthand- SHARP. Experienced Detail minded Mountain Jack'* Restaurant - »1700 Greenfield Rd, Saite »7» products printing company. We oeed Ask for Christine , JJS-&W4 good use at a Telephone Sales Center. Please call 100WPM, skilled responsible pcrsoo. In Individual for last paced office. Diver 2SW Rochester Ct, Troy Oak Park, Mi «8257 mature, pleasant appearing individual There aft openings available for long teresting general practice, light book- sified work Good typing skills required \ MECHANICS WANTED term assignments • Birmingham area keeping. In Bloomfield Hills: 1514440 i with outgoing personality afonce. Livo Reliable Workers. KELLY Call between »am and 2pm. )5)-4150 4 967-4150 nia Office Supply & Printing Co. 1117} Permanent full time. 557-1200 Call (44-1154 Moa. thru Frt between * Please bring resume. LEGAL SECRETARY - Bloomfield SWEDEN'S' . • ACCOUNTING ASSIST ANT Plymouth Rd, Livonia. . Job Network »40 Fee. 14440 Southfleld AM. to i PM Must be 14. have own HEALTH CARE Hills firm seeks experienced, well STENOGRAPHER With excellent typ ICE CREAM - RESTAURANT . With commodity eiperieoce oeeded for transportaUonvand sales experience re SUPER PERSON motivated secretary. Litlga^oo eiperi ing k shorthand Insurance eiperieoce Interviewing oo Friday 4s Saturday, Southfield firm. Mast be familiar with DRAFTING CLERK - highly qualified MOLD BUILDER -Plastic ln)ectioo quired . , Must be faster than a speeding bullet eoce k Interest Word processing back helpful. North Suburban agency. Feb. 4 4c 5. at NEW Birmingham store. , segregation requirements t regulatory drafting derk needed with Leroy letter mold. Close tolerance wort Must hare stronger thai * locomotive, able to leap ground helpful but not required, please Resumes to Bos: 440 Observer k Ec (Opens Feb. 12) - MM Maple (at reporting Individuals with tbese skills ing preferable. Send resume to: P. O. experience. 544-4100 tall buildings In a single bound some call David D. Pattoo 44}-«))) centric Newspapers, )4251 Schoolcraft Lahser), between 10 AM. k 4 PM. Posi- may contact 15)-8770. eiL 424, Box IMS, Southfield Ml 410». 644-9131 typing, bookkeeptcg k telephone ex Rd.. Uvooia, Michigan 44150 tlooj av allable - all shift*. for interview. NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED rleoce helpful, for a one person off! DRAFTSMAN DESIGNER For this high Income opportunity witi foHmore Information N.W.Detroit tis-uti LEGAL TYPISTS COOKS . AEROBIC DANCE LVSTRUCTORS for Opportunity for designer with mechani national oil company-In Livonia area. KELLY Part time needed for large company In FOUNTAIN - CONE \ cal engineering background Krxrwt- Regardless of experience, write: MY. Aa Equal Opportunity Employer COMMERCIAL INSURANC1 E Secre- W. Bloomfield Rochester. Brightoo 4 edte oTroll formlnf a pins flood pay linr Norlhrm iSpti" ^- if^yf**. SECRETARIES Trov area. Must have former office *i- rtkrr Vritfiy* Pvvly M"ti"ft • 'rf'r'-t i ploi. flood pay JUadr&a-afarOi^a-oUc-auoi erfence and minimum typing skill of WAiiea^BESS) So* excellent fringe benefits. State ence, excellent salary. Resumes to Box AT HILLSTROM & ROSS BUS PERSONS iaformaUoMO-iPii. 444))11 qualifications in writing. Box 654. OFFICE SUPPLY STORE - la Livonia, SERVICES 440 Observe* IV Eccentric Newspaper*. f5 WPM Former experience la billing AEROBICS LSSTROCTOR Observer ts Eccentric Newspapers, needs experienced aggressive person "Tbe Kelly ClrlPeople- RNs-LPNs '- )4151 Schoolcraft Rd, Livonia. Michi Our reputation avails us lo the most department considered a "plus". Good WATT PERSONS, foil tad part lime , Most be experienced Apply in person M1J1 Schoolcraft Rd.. Livonia. Michi full time. Call »-11 noon only. 515-4144 NOT AN AGENCY - NEVER A FEE ALL "pools" have professiooals. gan 41150 prestigious law firms lo the area. Our hourly wage and working condition*. shifts available. Hour* must be flexible. Equaipppprtanily Employer M/P/H All shlf u available. 4 hour*, i day* each at Tbe Back Wall. Joan R. H. of if Mile, gan 411S0 NOT all "pools* have quality. 10 years eiperieoce can help find the week. Send resume tot P. O. Box 5)7, No eiperieoce eecessary. Apply la per- Friday, lOam-HNooo. TELEPHONE SOLICITORS.to work JOIN the quality professSooaJs. WE fiEEO EXPERIENCED position for which you are best quali Warreo, Ml 4401». »oa only. Original Pancake House, DRIVER. VAN. Bakery deliveries. Also ONE CALL DOES IT ALU part time, Spm-lpm, Moo thru Thura & For Immediate Placement Please Call Word Processors & Data En fied, either temporary or permanent 1()55 W. Teo Mile Rd between South- light clearMp. Full lime. Apply after- Place your classified want ad la Sat 10am-Ipm from our UyjonJxJoca- The fee Is employer paid Call today! field and Evergreen. i noons except Monday. Tbe French - Suburbia Detroit's finest market. try Operators. Oapii^ smo Middlecelt a 111 Ml*. Uon. WW train,'--. f>'-Kt' 444-17)7 HILLSTROM & ROSS WAiTRESSES/Wailer*, Bartender, Bus Tt* Observer 4> Eccentric, Newspaper* ALPHA Skills on the following equip TYPISTS ' AMWAY> L •:, ' » LEARN tc EARN » . ,- ••'• \ '-J ;TF.H.yR . • > AG.ENCY Persoo k Grill Persoo to work dap 4> : . J i --.-iV- • : 59i-0900':. Wayne Part lime position available it branch ment aie In great demand: night* la cocktail loange-rexlauraat -r i^U iProduc4 t Meaa Qualify ••M t FEB.TTH,» AMTO»PM .--. / HEALTH CABE INC Apply In persoo'after 1pm: Tbe Odd And Persona) Service •• BeourruesUt- "644-1070" ~' Oaklarld office of Urge Dearborn credit union. XEROX 850/860 626-8188 Secretaries FAIRLANE INN. WEST DEARBO Prevloos.flnaacUWostiiutioo teller ex- " 281-2434 Frog PubOMIS W. * JSe, Detroit TryUs4rSce 852-3222 Rochester/Avon erlence'required »pply In person. IBM DISPLAY WRITER Mich No phone calls please »l4»Mkh)gaoAve. NBI3000 LITIGATION General & Legal See for yourself bow alter years of re Use your Visa cr Master Card f0AM-4PM. Ce-Op Services Credit Un RN's search and testing oar Aloe Face Lift ion. 4041 Wayne Rd, Westland Mich. LEXITRON SECRETARY 506 Help Wanted 455-9132 treatment and Aloe Complete weight PARTS MANAGER * LPN's I8M 34 COMPUTER Prestigious firm seeks top notch person TELEPHONE loss plan with other DDlritJonal Aloe TELLER UNIVAC 1900 familiar with tabor taw U 2-) >n Sales Vera product! can add to your health Now accepting resumes for Apply In person at: strong litigation background Success and business. For info call PART TIME Cam top dollar* today by calling ABLE TO BE YOUR OWN BOSS experienced Toyota parts Northville/Lrvonia area. 1 • ) days per MEDICO'S ful candidate must have outstanding SALES ' Farmers Insurance Group-Offers com 442-4152 - »24-1244 - 471-49(} manager. Contact George secretarial skills, and be a confident week. Experience required Type 45 RECOVERY CARE CENTER MANPOWER self-starter. Competitive salary, full NO FEE-TOP PAY plete training program, minimum guar EDM OPERATOR, most have setop Hawes. wprrf. Train la downtown Detroit antee per mooth. Learn without dis-. knowledge and ability to grind own (Woodward at Coogress) Parking Paid 22355 W. 8 Mile Rd. TEMPORARY SERVICES benefits 4 fee paid. Call Sheri Hill for turbing present )ob. 557)244 NEW APPROACH All replies confidential: 3 blocks W. of Lahser . personal Interview? BONUSES electrodes. Minim cm 1 years experi Bob Saks Toyota Detroit Federal Savings LIVONIA 478-1130 TO ence. Call between »AM-):»PM only: .)5200 Grand River TROY 585-5595 AMERICAN BENEFITS A+AAAA BEST RATING Livonia area 591-20(0 Farmingtoo Kills. Mi. 440!4 9*1-7600-ext. 12 Are you looking for a new professioo? DETROIT 965-7000 PERSONNEL 355-5526 Farmers Insurance Croup offers free TEMPORARY ELECTRONICS DISTRIBUTOR needs An Equal Opportunity Employer -RNs & LPNs FRIDAY PAY training with guarantee per mooth Individual with electronics background PARTS MANAGER TRAVEL AGENT- Must have at least» Distinguished, beautifully appointed ENGINEERING OFFICE - requires MEDIUM SIZE Downtown Detroit law Detroit 962-9650 after training Start part time. Call. HELP for counter sales of'electronlc equip yrs. eiperieoce In domestic & Interna full time bookkeeper/secretary. No office seeks competent typUt/recep- Now accepting resumes for nursing facility in Bloomfield Hills b shorthand required xerox »40 experi Southfleld 354-0557 Days. »81-5220 Eve*, )»7-0»0J ment & components, full time, Moo.- tional sales. Must also be Sabre trained. now sccepting applications for RNs and ence helpful. Salary oegotlablt tloolst Cities include preparing ccrre- FrL4am-5pm. 515-1I5S experienced AMC parts CaltJody 4214114 LPNs' to work the midnight shift Only spoodeoce, filing, answering pbooes. Troy 362-4650 ATTENTION: Permanent part lime Farmingtoo area 424-4444 Dtctspbooe esperience helpful Send re telephone tales rep positiocs now open manager. Contact George qualified and dedicated nurses need ap EXCELLENT CAREER opportunlfy' TROY AREA CO-OP needs Teacher. ) ply. For appointment and personal la- EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT lume with salary requirements to. oo ) boor shifts. IJ 00 per hour plus GMS NEEDS for controller with 1 years experience Hawes. mornings. Call for Informa Uoo. terview, please call Mr*. O. Tokarski. Troy headquarters of Michigan manu Rice, Rice i Cilbert »44 City Nation boom Most have professlooal altllode. la public accounting. Real estate back All replies coolldentlal: 524-0»«» or 44S-0241 al Bank B!dj. Detroit Ml 48124 Experieoce preferred. Mature person* ground preferred. CPA a plus. Long facturer needs experienced administra OLSTEN welcome- High school degree or equiva BobSa\sAMC TRUCK DRIVERS WANTED - Over 11. tor to assist Croup Vice President in Temporary Services BOUTS required Report directly to the »5200 Grand River 645-2900 V lent No other job. Redford area. Call: president Send resume with salary re- valid Michigan drivers license, dean addition to basic secretarial skills, pre Equal Opportunity Emptojer M/F/H »am-4pm for Interview. 5)4-4100 Typists Farmingtoo Hills, ML 44414 record, knowledge of Detroit area. Ap RN's/LPN's ferred applicant will have eiperieoce ONE CALL DOES IT ALL! iuirements to: Personnel, 44)7 Stam- ply 10-5,1777 E. Grand Blvd. Detroit , In personnel matter* and accounting Place your classified want ad la Secretaries ?ord Drive. W. Bloomfietd, Ml 440)): PART TIME Nautilus Instructor, expe MED/SURO exposure. Must be »el! starter and ca Suburban Detroit's.finest market rience necessary. Apply In person at WANT .TO BE your own BossT ICU/CCU pable of Independent work. Resume to-. The Observer & Eccentric Newspapers 500 Help Wanted : Bookkeepers EXERCISE INSTRUCTOR- experi Court Time Racquet Club, »4)45 Hal- Farmer's Insurance Group has Agent NiCU/PEDS Box 444, Observer •L. .--. ^ .^ Jaf. ^.-. Mtftthttflfcliirik* k*llMfcfa .A -i^A.*.^..*..A ^...,.^ .,.^^., ^r.A..t..£ .1: . 33.'»5S^Fr! i-'.^qgJBJU'S-B-lgJBIW ..1 • ^^^•^•WP^I^W^PIiPPi^i^^W^W^^iWWP 10C*(P.C,R,W,Q-8C) 04E Tnyraday, February 3,1983 506 Help Wanted 508 Help Wanted 506 Help Wanted 507 Help Wanted 510 Help Wanted 512 Situation* Wanted 518 Education 600 Personals 608 Transportation 8a1et 8ale* « Sale* Part Tim« Couple* Female & Instruction BIO RHYTHM • by Compograf. Your, CALIFORNIA, Florida, or New York computer Wo rhythm chart for 1 full yr. bound' Special low rates to Florida for ADVERTtSOtO AOCOONT EXBCU- GREAT OPPORTUNrry For taletper- PHONE SALES Personnel needed for DANCE AEROBIC INSTRUCTORS MVFPY* MAID SERVICE MODELING 4 FINISHING SCHOOL February and March. Ship your car or TTVE • Rapidly growing ageocy seek* •oa with pCun. F*U time position la Cbemka] A cleaning tappUe*. Cwnmla- SeodfuU ham* 4 Nrla date, month/ oeeded for WestUnd/UvoaU area. MANAGER Prepare your bom* for anything ..PLUS day/year- along with check for 15 tor truck by Aula Haulaway. Fully Insured experienced [ale-charge todiTidual (4 Birmingham tutiobery/glit boutkoe. «too pay. EiltUoi «««100. Work oot Must oe mature, physkaUy fit l> love lo Have It cleaned expertly CAREER DIRECTIONS PROGRAM and bonded 545-2200 epea «p e«i trt** * coordinate eatlre Seed credential* to Box 9*7, Blrmlng- ctwofftce-Partcoly. " }»4M< dance. Will train. Call 41W110 Classes now Forming rrfocessinl. Please makt check p»y»We sale* deparimeoL For» confidential la- tam.Mkt.4i0U COUPLE 1JS4J2J to R- Uad, Rexpood to Cocnpugraf, PO Mature. Full time for Both. Adult com- Self Enhancement / Runway Modeling/ CARS DRIVEN to - all points b US. - lervie* seod resarae to box »7». Ob PHONE WORKERS, experieoced, fcow DOWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM Uw off- PRIVATE COMPANION for elderly. Pbota Modeling/ Male Modeling/ tsoxM^OYVMHtOiO, Florida. Arizona, Califomia. Low rates, server & Eccttlric Newspaper*. W1S1 HANDICAPPED rapidly expanding ly rate- & commissjoa 10 hours per ice (Seeds part Urn* secretary, word monit*, Birmingham area. No nets. No Experieoced, good references. c^enpaay has 1 opening* for eeyxtcally experience necessary. Related: handy Children's M^Usg/Camr Dlrectioos BDvCHWCOD WEIGHT LOSS CLINIC insured Schoolcraft Rd. Livonia. Michigan week. Call Pat at 547-JMJ processor exper%oc« helpful. exceUeot Evenlnp 471-5512: DayHIUvll Program. TAKE AFREE CLASS. «1» ^^ Uodlcapoed or disabled perioca to typing skills. Calf 2-Sptn. MM 111 man 4 light typing skills helpful 1 bed Lose 1 ta » pounds per week. Medically Northland Auto Transport 540-7044 train u a tele-marketing representa room apartment and other besefiu. Re CaDloday supervised, guaranteed resulli. For ap- THE -NO DUST TWINS" »UI cleaa Geoesli Modeling 4 Finishing School ACEOTSWANTED tive. No experience necessary. «115 REAL ESTATE. ply to Box 554, Observer 4 Eccentric your bouse the way you want it dooe. pofamectcall «4«-?5>7 SECRETARY • Cood wit* ouroben 4 Newspapers, »251 Schoolcraft Rd, 111.(00 booca available {or quaSiied guaranteed to M hourly. Calf Frank, Sato have Increased DRAMATICAL typing skills. Small office la SouthTxId. Refereoce* and own transport! tloo. 855-0355 agett. A • pja* rated life company with 172-5121. or 547-(152 Uvooia, Michigan, 41150 2M41M BED WING LY! Now Is the time to start la this Legal or real estate or Insurtnce expe PROFESSIONAL PIANO tetrocOoos. net 11«t portfolio of products 4 triage roost exciting and '•Mixing field. We GROUP HYPNOSIS $10.00 benefit* Irxludiag life, health, disabUity rience belptuU. Ma; work Into full "UPSTADIS MAIDS" Lessoos by experienced (eachen la HIGH FINANCIAL offer full service la-bouse training and time. Moo. Wed 4 mornings Sat pkase 511 Entertainment your bom*. Classical. Popular. Theory. „ Saturday, February 5 peasfeo with folT**rvSc* office 4 cocn- the most rewarding com-ibaJoo, Call i meticulous mature women wll) clean TICKET pui Mid training plans. ( poslUoes REWARDS reply to Box «41. Observer 4 Ecceolric to your expects Uoos. References, own Refereocea-Teacher Inquiries invited »AM. IIAM. 2PM, 4PM WeighlSessloos for Interview today. Newspapers, "»151. Scbookraft Rd. tzansportatioo. 425-4472 or »57-0752 J5*-5llJormessage 557-9145 10AM. IPM.2PM.5PM Stop Smoking availsNe. For appl call Mil* Znllrnii .. ta * careVr with 1 FUTURE! Join oar PROFESSIONAL • Light 4 Sound Ea- 552-045« DOUG COURTNEY Uvooia. Michigan 4J154 Registration at door WINNER wttf-esubtaiwd & farruly-owpcd Real tertalnmeot ANY OCCASION; Class WILL BABY-SIT • your transportation • TEENS 4 WOMEN ' . So, Derset Hotel (Raroada Hotel AN EXCrtTNO way lo become a 0«» Eitate Cocopaay _ FT Cbaaberlala ii CENTURY 2-1 SUCCESS ORENTED? Local expand Reunions. Bowling Banquets. Weddings, Plymouth. Loving family atmosphere Learn charm from Claa, professiooal 2(01 W. Big Beaver, Troy Dan Sullivan you Become a color cosmetic consult currently lotenrtewiniv Profexsknal ing Amway Distributor will help yoa Schools. Over 4000 selections. W^pUv foryocrIn/ait or pre-scbool child model LEcole de Charroe, Birming Room-La Reserve ant. Will train, flexible Income 4 .boun training provided' Gold House Realtors supplement present lacome. Get the what TOO request Call for appt ta visit References 459-1117 ham. Call evenings 7-10 4 weekends. 2839 Quartz CaR IMpm Moo lb»>i Fri J91-W47 Call: STEVE LEIB^AN whole story! Can after % JOprn, 4M 14W our showroom for a demooslrsUoa. 540-9140 724-0968 Troy 420-2100 464-8881 Come Dance With Us. We are APPLIANCE/VIDEO SALESMEN, (nil 548-1500 TELEPHONE Interview era/Asst su 513 Situations Wanted UNEMPLOYED? DEPRESSED? HAWAH/ACAPULOO/Barbados Tra pervisor. No selling Involved Southfteld velen 2 (inl class RT Uckets. Ameri time, part time, experieoced. refer- HOME PARTY PEOPLE SALES facility. Experience. required Houn DANCE WITH ME PRODUCTIONS oeces Writ* lo P.O Box Mill. Detroit Male Unhappy with lb* way your life b can, valid thru Feb 28. No restrictions Beastiful.ielectioa of »olid-plae acces- CHARTER TOURS 4 TRAVEL flexible Call Cheryl alter 5PM for In Lie. - Ins. 689-2705 V fONTIAC BUSINESS INSTI- 1499 each, negotiable. «44-0517 Please call the proniotlon tories. copper, brass. Bene china, wick Shortwave Charter & Toon division of terview '54M79I a. ACCOUNTANT desires part time of $ can be your Stswtr to a better depTi^rrie'it of * the er. )e»'lry. and framed pkturej. Toft FEMALE VOCALIST wishes to jola a ShqrUine Incorporated has i commis- small accounts, 50 yn. experience. tomorrow: we have several tampuses cocamlssioo. Boous. trip No investment sk>o sales positions'opes for highly ea- WORK AT HOME 1« boon a week. Can Band who is serious about practice 4 General ledger, all taxes, payroll. Indi Observer & Eccentric bet earn up to 18 an boor. Telephone solid- working -Versatile, but would prefer offering programs la data processing, lo (tart Also, bookice show*. Book la thusUstic representatives is Ponitac 4 vidual/corporation. Mr:Sapcto<>47-2749 work processing. admlnlstraUv* medi ONE CALL DOES IT ALU ween 9 A.M. and 5 P.M., A STEP . F«^, receive 18¾ ©(( ant ooe Item Detroit areas. We offer tattoo lo get renewal dates oe commer Ballad 4 Cocktail Music. Call Place your classified want ad in cial Insurance. Troy, Mt Clemens, Vp- Laurie 47(4142 cal assisting, secretarial aod account Call Mary 717-7TM •»20,000 fint year potential _ CARPENTER • 25 Yeln Erperleoeef ing that can help you get to where you Suburban Detroit's finest market Friday, February 4, 1983, • Company tralalflg silanli. Asa Arbor areas Send resume Basements finished, offices, additions, The Obserter 4 Eccentric Newspapen AHEAD OO.NA and Gallery seeking lull time to Box (54. Observer 4 Eccentric FOUR WEDDING BANDS - Special bathrooms, etc Reasonable prices. want to be in life. Calltoday- to claim your two FREE • Travel benefits , showcase of bands. Thurs. Feb. 10. Fermlngtoo 47(-1145 B F Chamberlain Real Estate Compa mature salesperson. Experienced only. • Excellent career opportunities Newspapers, 14251 Schoolcraft Rd. Free Estimates. 455-7(58 591-0900 Wayne RED WING TICKETS. Some Evenings It weekends. Apply lo 7PM-10 PM, Mayflower Hotel. Plym Madison Heights 5444019 ny. Michigan's largest family-owned If yoa are aa experienced salesperson Uvooia. Michigan «150 r real estate company is currently inter persoo. Hasten Square Mall. H Mile & outh For details 4 a flyer. Call981-OJJ8 ENTHUSIASTIC HARDWORKING Mo- Oxford . (28-484( 644-1070 Oakland or an energetic os'.jotag iadividif] *e tec student desires apprentice mechan Pooliac 115-702» viewing. See what in* Pacesetter lo lh« Orchard Lake Rd would like to talk'to you. To arrange aa ' X RAY TECHNICIAN JAN SAN PUPPETS 852-3222 Rochester/Avon industry has to offer? 10 area offices - registered for radiology .clinic, part ic posltioo for afternoons and Saturday, Use your Visa or Master Card INSITRANCE AGENCY Interested in Interview call (Pootlac) 6*4-17« ChJIdreo entertainment. Puppets, work. Call Craig after 1 pm. 471-5895 591-2300 ext. 244 professional training provided Call • (Detrolt)J5T-v*«4 time mornings. Salary based 00 expert) magk music, all occasions 011 . Steve Lcibhaa. at 557-(700 acquiring or managing a commercial/ eoce RedJord area 9174155 520 Secretarial & ONE WAY Air Ticket Northwest persooal book o( bosiness. All Informa- «42-T450or U7-4878 I NEED A Good Job. Experienced; Orient Airlines to Seattle. Washington, SALES CONSULTANTS for oew fast Management - after market parts sales ATTENTION AvJ LoowipbekeptcoeJidentiaL 569-1557 moving diet product Exciting ground -OPUSV Business Services male passenger. Expires Feb. 10th. American Guild needs HS ifudecu (or 508 Help Wanted. - inventory control • scheduling. Please $175 294S714 CONGRATULATIONS INSURANCE ACENCY floor opportunities In generous mulU Woodwind Quintet calUoha, 527-4(91 phone sales Moo thru Thun. 5-9 pm level marketing plan. Call 420-2801, or ATTENTION _~ 535-(213 _^ In Soothiield looking for experienced Domestic Weddings; Receptions • Classical/Pop | ' SENIOR LADIES salesmen to produce new commercial 427-0145 (S5-1SS5 5914172 MAN EXPERIENCED IN PLUMBING. We offer gracious living lor the young Carpentry. PalnQng 4 General Mainte SMALL BUSINESSES business. Direct writers welcome Sal SALES ENGINEER MATURE babysitter to provide loving "SIDE STREET' at heart Call for brochure Ucensed. 609 Bingo ary open »91777 care for 2 girU-5 Mos 4 J Yn tom y nance. Have own Truck 4 Tools. De «15-9171 (25-5515 ELECTRONIC Versatile band for jour wedding or par pendable Franklin Pearcy 199-8577 COMPLETE OFFICE ATTENTION INSTRUMENTATION Farmlngtoo Hills home, 1 or 2 days/wk.' ty. Reasonable rates «99-5014, BINGO MONDAY 7 PM INSURANCE Own transportation, Doosmoker, expe SERVICES SOMETHING FROM HOME _ Thursday 8:45 PM Amway, Avon. Shakley, Start off the New Year right! We are a 4 COMPONENTS rienced, references required. 155-1507 559 1407.981-0517.0/ 4154191 MAN 22 with elecirical and mechanical Will seod your persoo away from borne Prefer outside sales experience or field trouble shooting experience seeks entry Father Daniel A Lord K of C Hall Tuppervvare & Watklns Dis medium size aggressive casualty insur TODAY'S SOUND a Food personal or Combination Pack 39050 Schoolcraft W of Newburgb ance agency looking for winners service eogtaeering background. Tecb- BABYSITTER, experience needed, for level position in maintenance, building • Slferetarial age. Call 842-8844 or (42 1842 tributors turn your custom nkal background absolutely requlred. DJs professional sound system 4 light or shop Will consider othen 558-9105 WANTED 18 mo. old baby girl, my Farmlngtoo show, Ray 5J1-7W & Dean 845-8998 • Bookkeeping thru trial (CARIH) National Asthma Center ers Jnto big dollars Immedi • Proven Commercial Property Casu Aato expenses and auto insurance fur Hi Us borne, flexible day boun. Refer TEACHERS Bingo every Friday- 7PM nished Full benefits. Send resume or MATURE MALE balance ately. For interview call. alty Executive ' ences. Can after 8pm ' 855-MM Married teaching couples for Saudi (Special games at 815) • Proven Persooal Line EtecuUve. apply In persoo. 512 Situations Wanted Available for borne care, • 24 hr telephone dictation Arabian International Schools For Amer Ugloo Hall-29500 W. 9 Mile Rd 995-9655 • Small Agency looking to lower over- Carter. Mc Cormic 4 Pelrce BABYSITTER, for t year old boy. after household chores, erraods, etc. more Information call between 9am- bead lo maintain ownership and expand 2!»S Freeway Park Dr. school and vacations. Prefer my borne Call Frank 421-2058 • Answering service 4pm. Moo -Fri 52(-9100 est 172 EASTER SEAL SOCIETY AUTO SALESPERSONS Lathers school district. Garden City Female market. Farmlngtoo Hills. Mi. 48024 SUCCESS ORIENTED self-moUvatcd • Specialized staff FRIENDSHIP CLUB Motivated sell-driven individual* want Leave name 4 poooe number. 281-9817 Redford Hall ed (or oew and used car sales. Meo and OFFER Best Incentive program in the SALESMAN TRAINEE Attorney. 12. seeks opportunity as Tax • Personalized service II TRAVEL SAVE II UP TO «5% ON Industry, ownership ol your own ac or Financial planner. Member Michi Unsold Charter Air Tickets Plymooth 4 Inkster Roads women welcome No experience neces W* are a small prestigious firm in BABY SITTER/Housekeeper, grand Thursdays - ( 45pm sary. Yoa mast be read? to earn counts. SO/ M split on commlssioo. Southfteld In need of a persoo to train motherly type. 2 school age children 4 gan 4 Ohio Bar. Extensive Xaiatloo MINIMIZE YOUR Tour Packages, Cruises. Etc I35.OO0 Apply in persoo Thursday or 50/50 split 00 any contingency checks for a professional sales career Noo a I yr. old. own transportation, 5 days. ABCARE study with securities, antitrust 4 real Allied Travel. LTD . 9(1-2012 that your business generates. smokers only Call between 10 50 am 7 J0am-4pm 855-9101 estate knowledge. Superlative commu Friday. 9 AM -IJNooooojy Specializing In private duty nursing in OVERHEAD 612 In Memoriam Rinlte Toyota All Inquiries will be bandied with strict and 12nooo only. 557-4551 nication skills. Call any lime. 557-1590 BABYSITTER - LIVE-IN the Home. Hospital, Nunlng Facilities 602 Lost & Found confidence If interested, call Pat or IN LOVING Memory of Martha ( BUSINESS EXECUTIVE - career op Mark at 9514MI SALES For 2 children in my northwest Detroit RN s. LPN s. COMPANIONS AIDES 642-0160 BLOOMFIELD TWP. SHELTER Sjymaoowski who passed away ooe., portunity for top individual with profes National photography company needs home References required 515 Child Care Lost or Found a pet? Monday-Friday.» year ago. February S. 1982 Sadly „ sional training, excellent income, com INSURANCE additional sales people lo compliment Call 817-5(8( NEWBORN CARE CK COMMUNICATIONS RESPIRATORY - PHYSICAL CHILD CARE PROGRAM - for ages 1« AM-5 PM: also nice Pets (or Adoption missed and lovingly remembered by •- plete package o( fringe benefits No the present staff. Limited travel, roust COMPUTERIZED ACCOUNTING 4200 Telegraph «4441(1 ext 250 daughten Gertrude and Mary-, thelr_ travel Send resume PO Box iH T-PLAN LIFE have good transportation, will train. BABY SITTER, mature woman ln my OCCUPATIONAL months lo > yn. of age. Certified teach- Rochester home for 2 year old 5 davs SPEECH THERAPISTS en. Part Um* 4 full time programs Word processing: Manuscripts, Thesis husbands, ll grandchildren and] great > Plymouth. Mi «1170 Experienced agents needed to market management opportunity Call (or ap papers. Mailing lists 4 more done at FOUND • FluKy gray cat. white face 4 grandchildren. . t Transamertca Assurance's T-Plan Poli pointment 549-1754 including Sat References. After ( PM HOME PODIATRY VISITS Located in Uvooia. 525-57(7 An Equal Opportunity Employer call (52-7228 Reasonable Rates. Call 8554025 feel. Jatt. 29th. So Ford, E of Sheldon cy Interest 00 policy cash values are There Is A Difference. We Care! Call 981-2515 SALESPERSON - Expeneoccd new 4 FARM1NGTON- CALM. CREATIVE ioc>»ed to Government TBill rates We BABY SITTER - Mature. loving & ex THE LETTER WRITER 8.F. CHAMBERLAIN used car salespeople needed, excellent Mom. noo-smoking ex-teacher will FOUND: Irish Setter, mile. red. choke 700 Auction Sales Real Estate Training offer leads, training, company benefits. perienced for girls 2 and 4. My South cheerfully care lor your Utile ooe in Solve .yoor problems with (he proper pay ptan 4 benefits Jack Wet* Chevro letter Secretarial Services, Bookkeep chain. Uvooia area. 427-3160 AUCTION - EVERY SUNDAY. 1 30 PM , -at- RARE OPPORTUNITY let. Ypsilanti. Mi 481-vllO field home. Own transportation, refer lovely borne. 477-97M Mike's Auction Barn. Company's Expense1 ences. Teacher's hours. 154-152« 424-8377 ing. Resumes Glnny. 455-8892,515-5504 FOUND, male cat long hair, white with Call Mr. Ed Archey INFANT CARE 4 Toddler Program 1907 NoM Rd . (comer 11 Mile) , Cboosefrom II Offices SALES PERSON (or expanding Inde 24 HOUR COVERAGE orange patches, fearing white flea col «69-1484 (243754 For an Interview pendent household gooes and special BABYSITTER needed for lh year old in Trov Our qualified teacben will give boy in my West Bloomfield home. Ref ARE YOU Interested in housecleaniog 522 Professional lar, area Oak 4 2nd Sts in Rochester Ask for BUD or A. J. 649-1577 products transportation firm. National dooe at a reasonable rate* (Uvooia- your child loving care. Call alter (pm (51-0445 account and In-home sales experience erences required (25-0209 DISCOVERY CORNER 528-9191 An Equal Opportunity Employer Farmlngtoo etc area ) If so. call Services BRAUN&HELMER helpful Phone 4(4-1200 BABY-SITTER needed between (PM Shirley or Marianne 459-9819" MOTHERS - good old fashioned loving FOUND- white rabbit. January 25tb-83, LIKE TALKING ON THE PHONE' ACCURATE CREATIVE RESUMES Plymouth Rd 4 Beech area. 357-51(7 AUCTION SERVICE SALES PERSON till JAM Own transportation. ( Days 4 concerned caring (or your infant or CLOSERS Friendly voice needed to call 00 estab (Sat included) 1(5 week Westlaod A. SPECIAL cleaning company located Professional writ! ng. editing. Full time. Apply in person. Stewart In 80001.^111 m has new opeoings for toddler, in a warm, happy borne with LOST: black 4 white Springer Spaniel, FARM HOUSEHOLD lished accounts In our Plymouth office area Call afternoons. 415-595! fun activities 4 nutritional meals Full advertising aojd printing Wed. Jan 25 7 Mile 4 Merriman 100¾ plus commission 00 big ticket Hourly wage plus commission. 459-1000 Fabrics. 275 E Maple. Birmingham: weekly borne cleaning within 8 miles of The Write Idea 557-8521 ANTIQUE REAL ESTATE sales Lead system - professiooal pres- (4«-0£4S Birmingham Excellent references Ume. part time 4 drop - ins Reason Reward 474-5177 BABY SITTER wanted adult, (or Sun able rates 12 4 Drake. 555-9585 MISC eotatioo siows customers bow to boy MANAGEMENT TYPE person over 25 day evening worship service in Farm Call Kathy 847-059( HARRISON. Mich -Vacancy for LOST • Black 4 white long hair dog. more for less than they are presenUy interested in developing lucrative oew SALESPERSON- PART TIME Elderly female in licensed private Lloyd Braun Jerry Helmer Wanted 2-2 days per week Sales In new lngtoo Hills Call Salvation Army. BABYSITTER • Bring your children to Walled Lake, answen to Scotlte. paying No credit turn downs For Inter career with our recession proof busi 477115J home on lake. Nurse on Duty. Reward »50 669-15K or call Linda > Ann Arbor . Saline view ness Flexible hours. 1 evening 7-10pm products to automotive dealers Call lovlog mom in W. Bloom field Hoi 518 Education 517-559-5110 required Start part time, would devel «4420« BABY SITTER wanted (or 1( mo old 4 meals Full time or part time. 248-2212 665-9646 994-6309 Monday-Friday 8811059 & instruction op into full time Professiooal training 4 year old. part tune, in my West SMALL BUSINESS and persooal ac LOST • Brittany Spaniel orange 4 - 995-9655 SALES REP WANTED Bloomfield home, your transportatioo. counting, and tales Secretarial ser available An income commensurate To sell electronics security system. Full BABYSITTING. - mother will babvsil white female. Reward' Maple 4 Adams 701 Collectibles COMMERCIAL TIRE SALES • Natioo- with performance For coofidectial In Call after 1pm 851-02(7 vices - messages, typing, etc Call Car- area After 5pm. «(94474 witfe Tire Co seeks Semi-Retired Coav or part lime, but must be willing to days full or part time. 11 hr. Ann Arbor . AIRLINE mel and Associates 8(24145 terview 4H-7155 spend 20-25 hours per week. Sales expe AMERICAN FLYER train, late 1920s, mereial Sales People for Livonia area CHILD CARE/HOUSEKEEPING In Rd 4 1-275 area. Uvooia 4(4-7419 LOST- Collie. Tri-color Male. 8 >TS. complete with original box Also many Excellent commlssioo. All replies held MANAGER TRAINEE rience necessary. Seod resume lo P 0. home, must have transportation.) year 'CRUISE LINE TEACHERS Box 5195. Orchard Lake, Ml 48022 1-22. Schoolcralt/Outer Dr. Area. old railroad lanterns Good-lo;excellent in confidence Replies Box 65J. Observ World famous consumer corporation old child. Bloomfield Hills. Moo. thru BEST HOME CARE Get listed as a tutor. Low annual fee Reward' 255-(575:425-8199 coodition. (2(-0704 er & Ecceolric Newspapers. WJ51 has Immediate opening for successful Thun. 7 10-5 10pm. After (pm (41-9178 DEPENDABLE AIDES. COMPANIONS TRAVEL AGENTS Write the Directory Company, box 22. SALES TRAINEE CAREERS Bloomfield Hills. Mich 48102 Schoolcraft Rd. Ljvooia. Michigan oriented individual Interested In man Water Heater manufacturer requires a RNS4LPNS LOST: Diamond riag. Jan. 7. Farming- CHRISTMAS PLATE. Royal Copen 411» aging. Must be prepared to start imme CLEANING LADY WANTED Are Immediately available (or needs in Day 4 night classes starting now at ton Croaleys Generous reward. Before hagen. Biftg & Grpodahl. some Mother's trainee for eventual outside sales posi Experienced, for Fridays only. Bloom- Michigan's oldest 4 most modern trav An Equal Opportunity Employer diately. For persooal interview call. tion ExceUeot career opportunity in a your borne.hospital or nursing home JAM. after 9 SO PM 557-5127 Day plates 218-9241 Mr Gore «7(-»]sl field area Need 1 local references ill 24 Hr Coverage el school Computer training included 523 Attorneys COMPUTER SOFTWARE growing Industry for a persoo with good per day. (81-4590 For a posiUoo in the travel Industry LOST Dog. female, small white dog COME HELP US CELEBRATE FEB. Home - Persooal. Earn while your learn MANUFACTURERS REP • sales potential College education or DEPENDABLE that oflen good working cooditioos, Legal Counseling with black around one eye Answen which includes the birthdays of the equivalent required Forward resume Cooks. Housekeepers, Maids. Laun travel opportunities 4 advance InTKs-oew and dynamic field 5J1-79SS Heal treat knowledge helpful Percent HEALTHCARE wto'Nlcky" im.»jr .-J\«W«IV RewardI 421-2188i«,-A^99, 427771I«I-'I#1I "greats": Rooald, Abraham, George. St age of sales, other benefits possible All to Lochlnvar Water Heater Corp.. dresses. Couples. Butlen. Chauffeun. ment.call American Travel School, Valentines, The Boy Scouts 4 THE PA- Uil Criyle, Detroit, Mich 41117 — Doorborn • 227-6887 refliea keeep«-l ieeefideetia l Send resume Day Wnrrarii Handymen 22922 Woodward r"erodale. Call ATTORNEYS AT LAW IOST • (emale Jelgle. black/brown/ PER TRAIL All merchandise will be COSMETIC SALES to Box 672. Observer 4 Eccentric Crosse Polnte Employment 885-457( Or 1-800-862-5911 F^tov* ^ 1-215-29¾ 5522 white, vicinity Botsford ftospital Very discounted 20% during the month. If timid. Reward 474-4148 you collect "oldies", especially paper Unloue posiUoo in Cosmetic Sales Newspapers. 2«151 Schoolcraft Rd. EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER with ALL SUBJECTS 4 GRADES FIRST CONSULTATION FREE Livonia. Michigan 41150 SELF-STARTERS "CARING & DOING- memorabilia (wefeatsre other collecti available for a self motivated Individu have an excellent Head Start to be suc references (or infant, weekdays in my Taught by certified teachen giving per- SAT 4 EVE APPTS AVAILABLE LOST grey striped male cat. Wildwood al Previous sales experience required Huntington Woods home 545-407( & Cherry Hill 595-7894 bles too), you will love our shop. There cessful In Real Estate - that - + our IS OUR MOTTO sooaliiea Instruction In your hom* Spe Is something for everyone Full 4 pan time openings at Kodsoos cial help for LD 4 reading problems MARKETING Training Programs - comes out to a EXTRA 88$ for reliable people with • LIVE INS D'Avanzo & Meconl LOST: LARGE btaek and white male THE PAPER TRAIL Northland Apply in persoo. Moo . successful professiooal career In Real Excellent results 4 references 148 8250 Feb 7, between 1 lam-1pm, REPRESENTATIVE own car to clean homes 4 apts in • AIDES • 44245 FORD RD. SUITE 10) cat. Chatham Hill Sub. Farmingtoa (in Adams Square Arcade) Estate Call for details Soulhfield. W. Bloomfield Areas, part Reward. 464-00»! 725 S Adams Rd,, Birmingham JL Hudsons Aggressive Individual with outgoing time. Good Salary Call 9(7-5(08 • RN'S&LPN'S BARTENDING . Wed thru Sat., f I AM-5 30PM Century 21 981-5300 LOST Small black'white loog hair Shih Personnel office, 4th floor personality Able lo relate to and coov For Home Health Care Legal Minimum Age 18 DIVORCE muaieate with corporate and executive PIETY HILL. INC. 642-8100 HOUSEKEEPER lor weekends, plus 1 At Its Best • Calt Tru. 11 /Orchard Lake. Reward. COPENHAGEN DATE PLATES DISTRIBUTORS wanted.to sell APW clients To function as outside market hall davs per week In West Bloomfield 1 OR 2 WEEK COURSE Low rates 476-4055 Individually priced. 1966 thru 1982 ' water filter system. For a pure drink of TELEPHONE SALES home Non-smoker, own car. Referenc MED-STAFF Day or Eve Classes Free consultation Unwrapped 471-7270 ' water, to get lo 00 a good deal, call ing and sales .representative (or pro Permanent part-time position for expe LOST- White. Terrier, black face, gressive company specializing In furni es required. Call J:20 to 5, 557-5(5« NATIONWIDE PLACEMENT Davis4XatxPC 55H520 415-04 JS rienced Sales Persoo. Top Base 4 Com 557-2505 ASSISTANCE (emale. aowsen to "Gypsy". Reward • DECOY'S- ture rentals. and sales. Background mlssioo for Closen. Call days. 559-1114 HOUSEKEEPER - Female to live-In CARINC ... DIVORCE... ALL INJURIES 5 Mile/Merriman area 512-582! Old wooden birds 4 ducks wanted. should Include furniture design or sales aod care for 1 child and home Must A Tradition Sutce 1975 557-7757 Real Esut* 4 Closings, Traffic. DUIL Days. «49-1177: Eves, «45-59«? EARN HICH COMMISSIONS experience. Full time salary position TELEPHONE SALES drive References. Thirteen Mile/South- For Loved Ones At Home' PROFESSIONAL No Fee • ls.t Consultation.' LOST: womanx credit card border, On music coopoo book sales. Set your inc I odirg compa ay be nefiSs. Must have at least 2 yean experience. field Rd. area. 540,411( or (4(-5595 Only The Best Will Do BARTENDERS SCHOOL PaulF.Joelsoo Allen L Glass leather burgundy color Lost-dan 27th own hour*. F%ill or part time, work See I Kessler. No pbooe calls please Doo'l -call unless you have a desir* lo Call 2(719 Southfield Rd, Southfteld 5554555 552 9102 or 21th Reward -540-2747 702 Antiques from your home. — -J1I-JS15 OLOBE INTERIOR RENTALS earB-abcA'e-^average-earBingt-This-ls- HOUSEKEEPER-in a fine home. The Health CereTroressiooala - Schools Coast to Coast— LOST White Poodle. 10 .lb. undipped 1100 EMaple^lS Mile). Troy DOt a soft )ob You must make the calk Hours. 94PM. 7 Days per week. Cook PCO ASSOC - PRO CARE ONE ELECTRONIC SALES PERSON and meet a quota No calls before 1pm. ing 4 stralgtenlng 00 heavy cleaning or HOMEWORK HELPER FREE PHONE female. January 21. Wayne Rd. aod Information Center Spanish, mathematics, social studies Plymouth Rd. area. 427-1342 3 Accounting Services 33 Building & Remodeling 42 Carpet Cleaning 66 Electrical 93 Furniture 114 Income Tax 165 Painting 4 215 Plumbing 269 Tile Work INCOME TAX • ACCOUNTING FRANK ANTHONY 4 SONS & Dyeing Finishing & Repair Individuals and Businesses BOLLIN ELECTRIC TAX PREPARATION • Specialise to to- Decorating CERAMIC Tl LE INSTALLED 14 year* experience. We do It all! Com dividual or small businesse*. 16 vr*. ex . I'm Not The Plumber '15 Year* Diversified Experience mercial 4 Residential. Owner's partld- WAYNE OAKLAND Commerdal-Industri>I Res'l FURNITURE REPAIR ) walls around tub, 5' high. (199. Bath Roger B. Thurstoo Reupholstering,. refinlshlng, recaniog. perience. Former DtS agent. Master's Nor the plumber's son, but any work remodeling. Guaranteed work.. patioo alwiys welcome. 474-)495 STEAM CLEANING • 10* off ror lim Jo-Taxation. Tax Specialist Ioc-591-4490 European Touch you should have. I shall sooo have doc* ))144 Schoolcraft Suite 1»7, Lrvonia ited time. Guaranteed results, licensed. Our specialty Us repairing, reglueinarl After « PM. 4744509 or 517446-(911 425-0030 reupholstering dlr' Plumbing, electrkal'fec room, formi 411-14)0 If Busy, 41114)1 HOME SERVICES Senior dtiieo discount 7)l-«941 reupholstering dining room chairOTs TAX PRBBARATION ca counter tops, cabinets (vanities a Bathroom Remodeling. Ceramic TUe ALL ELECTRICAL REPAIRS. &* MC Marv Kay. »51-15» WALLPAPER-PAINTING Residential U Commerciat breaker 4 lincensed Tax Consultant Available INTERIOR 4 EXTERIOR PALNTINC specialty). Dishwasher, appliance in- Our Specialty. Free est Ref. for personal and small tax service*.- sLtlLiUoo Reasonable SMALL BUSINESSES 4 Individuals Call Tom eve*. «91-1)0» 44 Carpet Laying fuse panels, plugs, violations. Lie. Low After«PM. «454)75 Free Estimates Complete accounting Prices. Free Est Anytime 5*4 -7 94» REPAIR 4 REFINISH FURNITURE INSURED FRANK RASHID 273 Tree Service and tax services. Any Type of Caning and Rush IT COSTS NO MORE & Repair, DEPENDABLE ELECTRIC A -1 CONNOLLY TREE SERVICE Certified. 4)5-im Tree Removal. Trimming Stump Re BRIAN 4 DON CARPET SERVICE Reasonable Rates 474-8953 TAX RETURNS 474-5652 ...to get Licensed - Insured Individuals, parternlahips. corpora moval 4 Land Clearing. Ins. • Free Drt 641-7766 JIM'S PLUMBING REPAIRS 4)14517 9 Aluminum Siding first class workmanship. 1 year guarantee 557-9494 tions. Timely, confidential, low rates. FIRST PLACE WINNER of two Don )54 4445 or Brian 4 7 4-)4 51 95 Glass: QUALITY ACCOUNTING SERVICES FATHER 4 SON TEAM Reasonable rate* ALUMA ENTERPRISES ELECTRICAL ANDREWS TREE SERVICE National Awards, HAMILTON Repair*, service. Installations »67-4150 )0 ytitt experience Call Jim 533-0831 Tree removal trimming and topping. All siding, trim, gutter*, storms, roofing Stained & Beveled Reasonable Rates has been satisfying customers B. SEOG CARPET SERVICE Security lighting package* available J. N J. PLUMBING WE DO GOOD WORK! Free estimates 4 repair*. Work Guaranteed. Licensed for over 10 year*. Call 495-0914 or (414176 4 Insured. Free Ettimate*. «41-17)5 RUG BINDING 4 REPAIRS FREE ESTIMATES 47747)9 CUSTOM BEVELING 117 Insulation Free design 4 estimates, all plumbing 459-4655 You deal directly with the PAD AVAILABLE 4114550.511421? INTERIOR PAINTINC services Warranty on all work. ALUMINUM SIDING • Trim, Cutters, owner. All work guaranteed ELECTRICIAN LNSULATION SPECIAL 51441M. )41-5190 «94-2574 H4S TREE SERVICE CARPET CONNECTION FOR HIRE STAINED GLASS Will insulate any home, walls and alUc Careful preparation, A-l workmanship Trirnming. Tree 4 Stump Removal Light Carpentry. Odd Jobs. Do it your and competitively priced. 4 quality ma teria Is used. Depest • FREE Estimates • Designs Sales Installations 4 Repairs FREE ESTIMATES - LICENSED up to 1.000 Sq. Ft. for »550. LAMPE"S Professiooa) Plumbing Free Estimates - Insured self help. Work Guaranteed. Low Pric Finest Handmade Bevels Available Call anytime. 141-5175 experienced- Free est Call BUI4744719 Sr. Citizen Discount 255-115( es. Free Estimate*. 417-1(45 • Additions- Kitchen* Quality Carpels 4 Low Prices 5)14471 54)-1)04 Custom Stained Class, Sandblasting Renew, Revpipe, repair 474-7741 Reasonable Rates - Free Estimates • Porch Enclosure*, etc. WHY PAY MORE' Antique Stained 4 Beveled Glass NORTH AMERICAN INSULATION JERRYS PAINTING, 5)44417 ALUMINUM 4 VINYL SIDtNO. Trim Window* 4 Doors, Restoration Quality workmanship, low rales Residential • Commercial JESSES TREE SERVICE 4 (utters, storm windows 4 door*. HAMILTON BUILDERS CARPET INSTALLATIONS Call Glenn for your Best Deal Blown-In Cellulose Dave . 7294047 Starting at »1 JO per sq yd. Licensed Dectrical Contractor. Attic* - Walls Neat 4 clean Tree Trimming 4 Removal Guaranteed lowest rates, highest Call 559-5590...24 hrs. WILLIAMS ART GLASS STUDIO Inc. Free Estimates, any area 2« year* experience quality-Licensed 495494) Pad available- Work done by full time All Types Work. 5)(-44)5 Contractor 417445« LOWEST PRICES 40 griloo Water KITCHENS by A.CX Wood or formica, Installer. 9(11914 693-4770 Heater installed. »110. PtumWng 4 Gas Free estimate 711-507» or 5)5-4514 built to your rpedfactlOBS to meet your JOURNEYMAN PAINTER Work. Hot Water Heat Sewer Cleaning. ALUMINUM & VINYL SIDING Deeds. For a free estimate call the Best CARPET LAYING 4 REPAIRS. 78 Firewood 123 Janitorial Reasonable Rales • Free Estimates Repair*. Licensed 4444011 CUSTOM TRIM-GUTTERS Forget the Rest at 47144(0 Restrelching. patching and reweavlng. 96 Garages Call Frank. 5(44149 or 5(14914 Reasonable A-1 FIREWOOD CHRISTUN COUPLE LOW PRICE REPAIRS Typewriter Repair Builder's License 5)14111 Seeking office cleaning employment »0 face cord, dry wood OARAGE DOORS , PLUMBING 4 SEWER-CLKAN1NC- TYPtVtHirEHKhi'AIH ork-auflr-ant©©d IJti II wide, K ft tally 44T45TT »inter ipcctai Ettuliigs and, w Sal 4 Sua. CaBr Related Alterations CUSTOM CARPET INSTALLATION 4)1-1(57 M. GORELICK Specialising in IBM, home or office CALL Taylor Door Distributor* Professional Painting-Decorating 4744011 Reasonable. All work guaranteed. tl JO SQ YD. Carpet Pad 4 Repair* Farmingtoo Garage Doors 4771540 * KITCHENS * Available No Job loo big or smaU. Ref AAAA ALL CHOJCE HARDWOOD . CONCRESS CLEANING SERVICE Commercial 4 Decorative Spraying NATES PLUMBING 51)-7491 EARL WOOD Work Myself erences, Guaranteed. Call Bob. 4)7-4744 Oak. ma jge, cherry 11 Year* Experience. Housecleanlng. Guaranteed. Licensed. Insured FREE ESTLMATES. Violations. Water Cabinet Retiring walls, noon, window*. Commercial 4 Formica Counter* »40. per cord(4i«xll) GARAGE DOORS 474-0911 Heater*. Disposals, Sewer Cleaning. EXPERT Free Delivery Industrial Free Estimates. 5444141 Res. 4 Comml 19(4177: (55-))4( 421-5474 CARPET REPAIRED OR REPLACED. 277 Upholstery 326-5025 Call 7 days a week. 4)5-(470 Electric Operator*. 41544)7 Family Owned 4 Operated INSTALLATION PLUMBING 4 MAINTENANCE LOWEST PRICES 411-1459 CARACE SPECIAL SPARKLE JANITORIAL SERV. PAINTING ABOVE average upholstering at below Full Service IncL carpet cleaning. Husband 4\ Wife team. Interior Paint New Installation 4 Repairs average price. Specials on nylons. Her- A'amiaum siding 4 gutter* cleaned 4 AAAAOAK EXCELLENT MATERIAL Sewer Cleaning. Free estimate LINOLEUM - CARPET -TILE QUALITY WORKMANSHIP Comml resX Ins, Exc ref. 444-lW) ing 4 Wallpapering. 4 yr*. Experience^ cukrns 4 vinyls. Free estimate. 50 yr*. installed. Roofing 4 related srork. GUARANTEED SEASONED Call Tim or Barb: 441424« Discount to Sr.Citaenv JIM.SSM095 exp. Park Upholstering. 559-55(( 47(4011 or 054(10 Installation* 4 Repair* FaceCord(4ilxl«-l<)»5) Building by Wood-Mode Inc. 511-7547 JANITORIAL SERVICE MARS.BLDG. CO. Call 525-141) Delivered 4 stacked K 4)544)0 Experienced, Professional Service PAINTING, PAPERTNO PLUMBLNO SERVICE CUSTOM REUPHOLSTERING - 8IDING . ./ INFLATION BUSTER REPAIRS •ALTERATIONS I Quality fabric* Modest price* r Residential, Commerctat Addition*. Taylor I piece Garage Door*. ~ Offices- Apartment*- General Cleaning PLASTERING. REPAIRS • SENTRY CONTRACTORS INC Kitchens, Dormer*, Rec Room*, Baths, Insured. 49140)7 or )41-5447 WALLWASHTNG LICENSED | Frederick's Interior* 4 Upholstering Fully Licensed^ Fully Insured 52 Catering»Pfdwora «x7»t45 »I?»150 I«i7-»175 Sldlni. Free estimate*. Prompt servtce. Taylor Steel Sectional Carage Doors. 4744011 or ()54410 D*y*:515-4591 Eve S2J-426! ; For free estimates 477-5441. 4594480 QUALITY WORKMANSHIP 5)(444( «24-7044 PARTIES MADE SIMPLE AAA FIREWOOD 1x7 • J!«7. 9x7- »171 1« x 7 4249. 146 Maid Service PROFESSIONAL CUSTOM PAINTING PLUMBING WORK DONE DAY BY DAY Free Estimates 47(4444 R. MONTRY Bora d'oeuvres. Bartending Service DRY WOOD EZ-Iift, WHP. electric opener wttJi 2 Water damage repair*. Free Estimates. Reasonable rates Fast service UPHOLSTERING Preparation to clean-op. digital controls -1179.95 No Job too small 20% OFF FABRIC OF YOUR CHOICE • CONSTRUCTION- MEADOWS HOME CLEAN1NC Priced to quaUty of work desired. 1 Free Consultation. 54(4744 (1>- $40...(2) -$75 Delivered Allen Overhead Door Co • 421-4920. Male College Student'!J. experienced Call Charles ' «4«-t«55 »74-1449 I 417-2)45or 425-7247 12 Appliance 8ervlce Complete Home Remodeling - In 4 Out Sales, Service. Installation Since 1944. • at- (3)-$110...4x8x16-18 in domestic cleaning. References. 5574411 STANS CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY 4 re • PROFESSIONAL REPAIRS - -WINTER" PRICES! 54 Celling Work RALPH'S PLUMBING pair. 25% off on all fabrics 4 vinyls All Makes: Washer*. Dryer*. Dishwash STACKING AVAILABLE ACOUSTIC SUSPENDED MIKE RASHID • ROLLERWORKS • Free estimates. All Jobs complete in ) er, Ovens, Ranges, Refrigerators, Car- New Home*. Garages or Comm. Bldga. Kindling 2 bundles..$5 PAINTING 4 WALLPAPERING 478-5237 weeks. 5IO-704)or«4«-»4«) bege Disposals. Compactor*. Rough-in Dormer* or Additions! DROP-IN CEILINGS Bring your best deal to me 41 will beat 150 Moving & Storage 595-1263 ll! Owner operated 4 serviced. Taylor Interior 4 Exterior Painting REPAIRS- REMODELING Same Day Service! 54)-9111(o r »«4(0« - You Finish Inside! • Also Paneling, Floor Tile, Remodeling AAA COLLEGE STUDENTS NEW CONSTRUCTION UPHOLSTERY BY RICHARD Free Estimates 4114419 Garage Doors, operators, siding 4 re Quality Material Used in All Work! Refereoces Llc.R47»7« Plymouth Will move your Home, Office or Apt - Eipert Wallpaper Hanging - Hot Witer Tanks 4 Disposals QUALITY FABRICS 4 WORK ' modeling 1 year guarantee. 474-5451 Masfer Plumber Lie e5t0) ' Free Estimate. Pick Up 4 Delivery 24 Batemenf -453-6172- A BARGAIN you can't 'afford to pass furnishings. Dependable 4 Insured. SpecisUsing In Foils, Vinyls 4 Papers Local or Long Distance. Mark, 54)4115 Our Work Is Guaranteed - Insured; INSURED 6(2-417« SENTRY CONTRACTORS INC 55 Chimney Cleaning up. Seasoned mixed hardwood, 1(0 I 102 Handyman Waterproofing face cord (4TCCX14-14) Sucking avail with many Satisfied Customers! 40 GAL HOT WATER TANK Additions 4 Modenntatloo A BEAUTIFULLY CLEAN CHIMNEY ADVANCE TRANSFER - •Call- Design and Build able. Same day delivery. «2440)1 ALL AROUND HANDYMAN ' $220 INSTALLED BASEMENT LEAKS REPAIRED Is a Safe Chimney! Plumbing. Carpentry. Interior/exterior Prompt careful service, local and State Rollerworks Painting 4 Wallpapering 284 Wallpapering Drains 4 Sump pump* repaired Residential 4 Commercial - Miller'* Clean Sweep. ABSOLUTELY ALL Split Miied Hard of Michigan- Charge by job not hour. FREE ESTIMATE - 4444145 -r Licensed Builder • Fully Insured painting. Ceramic tile 4 small appli M YEARS EXPERIENCE Professionally Cleaned 4 Screened woods, partly seasoned. ))5. per face ance repair*. «55-52)6, «24-2594 • Small JobsTfelcome? • 225 Refinishing C & S PAPERHANGING Earl H. Jensen 4744114 Free Estimate* 474-4144 uuylnr cord. (41)11(-14-)1 for »70.- ) for«100. -SA' with this Al North American Hardwoods 455-7411 Excellent Home Improvement* BOS MOVING 4 SERVICE $5 per roll & up WRIGHT CONSTRUCTION VE»10 Any slxe lob. reasonable rates, short no TRIM By JIM 332-6013 Roofing, Gutter*. Paneling. Door*. Sob- 10 yr*. exp. Reference*. Birmingham/ Furniture Refinishing Master English Builder, SpecialMog ABSOLUTELY SEASONED 1 YEAR tice *ervlce- Free Estimates - Insured Custom work for Fine furniture 634-8356 27 Brick, Block A Cement custom borne*, remodeling 4 commer CHIMNEYS CLEANED flooriag. Painting. Drywafi, Wallpaper Bloom/ield Reasonable, free estimates. All Choice Split Mixed Hardwoods. »45 ing 4 Ceilings. Free Est Bill 72)42«) «»1-517» - RESTORATION REPAIR FARMINGTON DECORATING cial appUcatloos 4 hot tar roofing. & SCREENED a face cord, SiliH'-U'. Free Delivery, CALLUS SAVE MONEY 644-7755 • Give Your Rooms a New Look CHIMNEYS Price 4 work cant be beat )144417 4174991 Uvooiai nearby area. 444-14)) 50% OFF Wallpapering.)« and up. Repaired or built new. Screened, CHLWNEYS CLEANED-ProfesslooaUy HAZE HOME SERVICE Rite-Way Moving Paicting-Free Estimates. 477-7003 Cleaned. Roof leak* (topped. »5% OFF WITH THIS AD! - Carpentry 4 Painting 233 Roofing GUARANTEED. 4171941 39 Carpentry AFTER ALL, hasn't everyone else de Local, Suburbs & Long-DisUnce WINTER SPECIAL PAPERHANGING IS MY TRADE Let Ca ps Avails ble! Free Inspectioo livered wood to you that has to be dried Electrlcal4 Plumbing Pianos-Our Specialty 155-2974 LOWEST PRICES-BEST WORK me do your work and I know you will - ALL AROUND CARPENTRY Alan Reed 5)4-1951 ALL ROOF LEAKS STOPPED Rec Rooms • Additions • ft tchena In your oven for a week before you can Call Ken or Jim 533-0831 DEPENDABLE MOVING ON PAINTING NEW ROOFS. Seamless Cotters, tell your friends and relatives Refer THOMAS DEXTER-Masoo Contractor buruil? ences. Ernest R Helenbart, )48-1)45 Fireplaces, Additions aod ^Fpel Saving Windows - Roofing NORTHWEST CHIMNEY SWEEP After Hours and Weekends INTERIOR.-EXTERIOR Vents. Flashing. Drip Ledge, Vsllevs Inm TVmt ()4 95 for sweep, »1445--screened,- 400 oof ds of I 1 year old wood for sale. COMPLETELY INSURED uuar, Kei,rteeEst.Llc 5)2-5144 rHrfioey Repairs 4)1-5») MAINTENANCE ENERGY SAVER- Handled caretully-OuranUed est LICENSED 47(-1791 »41.95 fcleaned and screened. Profes Split and delivered. Call anytime 177-1410 All work (ntly guaranteed WALLPAPER REMOVAL ALL TYPES of WindowCindow/? RReplacements . sionally done. 5)74)79 Please consider at least a 1 cord order Window recaulking 4 glaring Chimney ALL TYPES » Carpentry work. Aluminum Siding 4 If possible" 4 masonry repair. Carpentry 4 cement JULIUS ROSS HOVINQ CO. INC. 425-9805 Shingles, tarring, gutters cleaned and OF ALL TYPES 4 PAINTING 33 Building & Remodeling Trim. Call Joe, the Haodyman. work. Licensed. Call John 54940S«or CUSTOM work, household moving, of repaired and related carpentry. INSURED' A GOLDIN 591-2454 56 Chimney 349-3018 persistently. Scott 549-1512 fices, packing, pianos, appliances, local Small or big Jobs 476-0011 AFTER 4PM. 356-0499 4 Stated Mich. 157-1674 160 Pianos • Tuning A FINISHED BASEMENT 10 X 10 can If no answer, 348-2106 R4R HANDYMAN SERVICE be yours for less than »1.700. Believe ll' A Village Carpenter Building A Repair B 4 L ROOFING t designs. Carpet, furniture, wall cleaning. Wall MOVING - EXTRA CARE TAKEN Repair • Refinishing 265 Wall Washing CHIMNEYS 4 FIREPLACES built re papering, painting, plumbing, minor re Houses, Offices 4 Pianos New • Repairs' Tear-oils - A Specialilv! CompleUCoostoctioa 4774441 Home or Business AGED FIREWOOD pair*. Free estimates No Job too small Gutters, Vents. No Job too big or small BILL'S Walls. Window*. Carpets Val,afier«,47«-7«)« paired, cleaned. Insurance work, wood 7 Day* -14 Hrs. - Friendly Service PIANO TUNING & REPAIR -ALL HOME IMPROVEMENTS stove Installation. State licensed 4 In Seasoned 4 split Reasonable rates. 474-1141 G Moooey. 4214)14 or 512-))9( Quality-Reasonable 5)44))4 • Free Estimate - 9)74139 cleaned. Painting Very reasonable Weather-proof Now! BASEMENTS FINISHED sured. NorthviUe Construction. )4(-10)4 «55 ftcecord (4t8«14) Free delivery JimSelleck free Est «55-4515 CHIMNEYS. NEW ROOFING Insured Free Estimates Kitchens, baths, family 4 rec rooms. Office*, built or remodeled. 444-1795 7114410 5(51243 CHIMNEYS • PORCHES ROOFING REPAIRS. HOT ROOFS Ref . Christopher Jordan, 1554417 Replacement door* and window*. 105 Hauling 165 Painting & REPAIR-REFINISHING Roof leaks stopped Free Estimate*. 474491» or 47S-9597 BRICK RESTORATION European Master Technician Rebuilt Repaired, Leaks Stopped ACED HARDWOODS<« months) AAAAAA SERVICE - WEE-HAUL Decorating 427-39)1 LOW PRICES-GOOD WORK ABASEMENT REMODEUNG Split mixed delivered Carage, Attics, Baseroenl Cleanout 40 Yrs Exp Free Estimates 4)24711 Wallwashing. window 4 rug cleaning CARPENTER, who teache* Industrial Tuck Pointing. Flashing*. Cleaned 4 WOLVERINE ROOFING Painting All types of repairs •RECREATION ROOMS Arts desire* weekend Job*. Screened. All Work Guaranteed Free Face cord 4x»xl«-l(. »(or »100 Remodeling. Cleanups. MOVING A Third Generation Lear Firewood Sales 4114094 Reusable Items Hauled Free Commercial 4 Residential Stingier* Handyman. 47(4011.()54410 •KITCHENS Licensed 4 Insured Builder Estimate. Licensed, toured. 5)141(4 Painter... 200 Plastering VERY REASONABLE )4(4094 24 Hr. Service -))1-2)79 9)7)036 937-17)4 BLO0MFD2LD OFFICE ALL PLASTERING CARPENTRY For Home or Office ALL OAK - MAPLE & ASH COLLEGE STUDENT WATER 4 FIRE DAMAGE 540-0320 Custom cabinets 4 counter* CHIMNEYS »»5 per face cord (4x«xl« -1» in.) deliv with truck will haul D.E.SPOONER Texturiag. Drywall Repairs. Reputable, 267 Washer 4 Dryer ROYAL OAK OFFICE Basement*, bathrooms, elec, plumbing Repaired or built new. Screened ered, (cords - »100. Delivered )97425« »25 minimum. Licensed, Prompt 9)74)74 • 41247(4 241 Sewer Cleaning Free estimate* 474-4074 Cleaned. Roof leaks stopped CallDan 5))-1457 WALLPAPER-PAINTING * Repair : 585-6797 GUARANTEED! GA 74941 ALL SEASONED HARDWOOD B 4 J SERVICE EUROPEAN WOODWORKER- will HONEST PRICES - Trash removal any Finest Work Now at Winter Rates BEAUTIFUL CEILINGS HOWARD'S REPAIR SERVICE i face cords - »90 -1 face cord -14( Expert Service - Reasonable Rales We Etpertty Repair automatic . Preferred Builders give TOOfre e estimate* (or basement*, kind. Building site clean-up Garage 4 Free Estimates A rich spray oo texture thats adds Sr Citizen 10¾ Discount i Ue*me'»5)l4i partitions, cabinet*, .lax*, formica, Issw' White Birch-»40 Basement cleaning. Fast Service warmth 4 coiiness to your home. Elim wasters/dryers. Kenrhore 4 Wairlj. 61 Dry Cleaning Half Birch/Half Hardwood - (55 474-2440 525-4264 4744224 oor specially Very reasonable )574119 BATHS-KITCHENS latloo, ceramic tile. Jimmy 5)144(5 inates painting, cracks 4 patches. Spar PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING. • Prompt Free Delivery - 4(4-1457 FATHER 4 SON PAINTING kle available- Drywall 4 Plastering i Old Cabinet* ref aced like new. FINISH CARPENTER Cher )0 year* experience. Commer . Formica Cabinets 4 Counter*: Laundry, hats cleaned 4 blocked. Free APPROXIMATELY M FACE CORD Res. 4 Comm., Uc. 4 Ins 177-7741 Basement crows molding, kitchen cab pickup 4 delivery service. Same day Selling Out 4i«xl(-i( Seasoned Oat 15 108 Heating cial/Residential Interior/Eiterior No 245 Sewing Machine J J 5 APPLIANCE SERVICE Vanities, Dishwasher* 4 Disposals tn- inet*, door*, all fine wood working. service on request We have been serv )ob too large or too small Name brand LIVONIA AREA - Plaster 4 Drywall Disposals, ranges, dishwashers, refrig lUtJedTLlCENSED. WALTT4744491 (ace cord. »500., »0 face cord, »904; Sell Bergstrom's Inc. Healing Repairs Free Est Guaranteed work. Repair Free estimate*. Call Pete 459-045« ing Oakland 4 Wavce Counties (or over all or part Make offer. Pick Up naIerisis used. Free estimates. eratioo work. etc. Free estimates. 10 VT*. Just phone (or service S41-1445 Se rvIce-Repa Irs-Replacements )9«114« . 544-1495 Insured- Also spray or hand applied )44-14(0 , CARPENTRY .REMODELING. GUY WIELAND. LIC BUILDER Call Anytime. 415-4046 Furnaces, humidifiers, air cleaner* textures- 525-51)5 FAST EXPERT IN-HOME SERVICE Kitchens, Baths, Addition*, Basements, Carpenter work of all kinds. Awnings, Vis*4MC 511-1)50 BY WOMEN • Professional Painting 4 FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE Door*, Small Job*. Free Est Reason sun porch, window*, storm doors, alum, A-l LOCAL FIREWOOD Paperbanglng. No Waiting. Discount Sr. PLASTERING 4 DRYWALL 398-1242 able Rate*. Uc. Builder. 5471)4) aiding, roof*, gutter*, etc. 9)7-1)90 63 Draperies »50 face cord - 4xtxl«. Free stacking 4 J. N. J. HEATING 4 Air Conditioning. CiUiens. Neat guaranteed workman New 4 Repair. Hand or Spray Tertur- delivery - Oakland County only. Repair all furnaces, boiler* 4 gas appli ship. Free Estimates. 5)(-9240,47(4)47 Ing. Work Guaranteed. M Years 289 Water Softening Call eves 4 weekends SSV5171 ances Free estimates 4 warranty on Experience. 54)-0712 or X4-0426 COMPLETE KITCHEN SPECIALIST Custom Draperies ill work. 5144199. )414190, 49(-1570 Refacinf or New Cabinets CHUCK'S PAINTING 253 Snow Removal t MODERNIZATION FREE ESTLMATES FIREWOOD - ALL YOU CAN TAKE! lnt/&t. paperhanging 4 removel, PLASTERING 4 DRYWALL Formica Counter* 54(-7)51 / 411-914) -)10 4 UP- Repair*, additions, new works COMMERCIAL SNOW REMOVAL NATIONAL PRICED WITHIN REASON Install Dishwasher*. 71(-791( Sat, Only"-»am-Spm - First Come! stucco ceilings, stain, varnish. Will beat COMPLETED TO PERFECTION 114 Income Tax best deal Insurance work. 5413452 Alt work guaranteed 4 Wheel Drive Loader* 11900 NewburghRd. 4774910 State Lie 34(-2447, 4744727 WATER CONDITIONING 64 Dressmaking ACCURATE INDIVIDUAL RETURNS CLASSIC PAINTING 476-0648 SALES-RENT-SERVICE LOW PRICE REPAIRS FIREWOOD Confidentially 4 professional IT pre CUSTOM KITCHENS Carpentry, roof 4 gutter*, plumbing 4 & Tailoring ( face cord load. Oak, Maple, Beech, Interior/Exterior. Drywall 4 plaster PLASTERINO 4 DRYWALL Special LaOOURE SNOW PLOWING 4 Land •FREE WATER ANALYSIS or Laminate your exlsti&gCablneU pared In your home. Reasonable, tree repair*. Teituring. Excellent referenc painting. Hickory, Ash. Cherry, cut 14" In length estimates. 4644194 or 46444)1 ise In water damage 4 paint peeling )0 scape Services. Commercial 4 Residen •FREE SALT DELIVERY FORMICA TOPS • RECROOMS 47(401 lor ()54410 CUSTOM ALTERATION SHOP 4 split free delivery In Oakland "Coun es. Free estimates. Mike, 442-447) year* experience, do own work. tial Lawn Maintenance 4 Snow Plow- WORK MYSELF Offering all types of sewing and mooo- IcgConlract. 154 )21) or )97)140 ty, »180. Smaller loads available Tim AFFORDABLE INCOME TAX COMPLETE PAINTING 4 PAPERING. Call Roy 5)49445 or 5)2-)549 •SERVICE ON ALL MAKES D.Bowyer - s4»-744« Quality Custom Carpentry grammlng- Zipper* replaced. Former I RS. Agent rtemodeilhg and Repair* 1 Day Service oo Most Hem* ber Jack Tire wood O. 41(-1)44 Wall repair*, color matching 4 minor Rectal payments apply to purchase Complete Remodeling by lie. contrac 15 years esperience. Reasonable rates. carpentry. Licensed 4 insured- Call for Free Estimate* Day* «4111)1 »15-4411 CI NDYCREEN 471-1)00 Evenings; 5(0-1115 - SNOWPLOWINC' tor. 1» yr*, tip., large or small fob*, GregSoave Eve*. (414174 freeestimate. «41-12«7 215 Plumbing 647-3848 highl" " y recomrModeA work~' *;, myselfmyself,, LUCYS CUSTOM ALTERATIONS Guaranteed Dry RELIABLEI Home - Business 1 ALLINCOME TAX RETURNS - i CUSTOM painting, vinyl papering (• A Complete Plumbing Service quality work, reasonable. 477-774) QUALITY WOODWORKING. Car for Men 4 Women. Lapels Narrowed. Or Your Money Back And AccountlDg Service Frank, 584-6249 or 582-3926 penter experienced in all areas of finish Repair*. ))519 7 Mile Rd, Uvooia. : tile, staining, varnishing Renew kllch- - COUNTRY WOOD SHOP 100%'2yearoldOak,$55. Prepared by a CPA |en cabinets. Italian Journeyman. DETORI PLUMBING 297 Windows woodworking, basements, kitchens, etc IVi block* W. of Farmlnjton, across Call Evening*. 46447«) Custom cabinet* 4 counter top* Good 4 very reasonable. 291-4)4« (romFarroerJack 471-7)97 FREE DELIVERY i Giovanni J. Sarco. 164-7579 Plumbing 4 Drain cleaning profession Formica or hardwood fomltur* INCOME TAX ally done. Fast .dependable service To All Northwest Suburbs Reasonable rate*^ No extra charge for (ill) 4)74)11 REMODELING Sucking Available Individual Returns. CUSTOM PAINTING 4 PAPERING SNOW PLOWING 65 Drywall Personal 4 Reliable. House Calls LOW WINTER RATES night*, weekends, holiday*. No service Residential 4 Commercial. 14 Hour CUSTOM HOVfE. Cooslructloo 4 Re All phaseLse*o(Carpe* of Carpentro y Work Meadowbrook Landscaping Charge. All work guaranteed 24 hour Service. REASONABLE )55 0J54 ABC Contractors modeling, Anywhere In Observer area INOJOUOBTOOSB TOO SMALN L BRANDENBURG DRYWALL CO, For appointment, call Bob 477-1191 Very Neat 4 Clean Worker — emergency service. 40 gsllon hot water 17 yr*. experience. lie. 4 Reference* LICENSED S1M))« 15 Years Exp; New and Older borne*; 25 Year* In Business. )51149) tank Installed. »210 Licensed 4 In SeyrnourBldg.Co.Inc.Northvllla - Repair*, Cracks, Nail Pop*. Installing, 478-3179 INCOME TAX sured. For free estimate call Manufacturers of 11(-1411-45)-))10 Finishing, Uiturtng. Fully Lie 14)-1(00 OAK 4 MAPLE Individuals^Corporation* CEO PAINTING SNOW PLOWING Thermal Windows 42 Carpet Cleaning 4x»il4"4> 14) Face Cord Partnerships, Estates 4 Trusts. Stucco ceilings Stain. Varnish 471-1355 624-9462 Free bundled kindling. Free stacking. Troy - Birmingham • Btoomfleld Aluminum Siding & Trim Over 40 yr* Experience 559-74») Cabinet work Free Estimates. Bill, 14Hr AnsweringScr, «49 4036 CUSTOM QUALITY A Dyeing 66 Electrical Free same-day delivery. )514)5) Call 755-7917 : INCOME TAX RETURNS CARPENTRY Aaction SEASONED DRY HARDWOOD A DEPENDABLE MASTER 537-2300 HOMEIMPROVMENTS Confidentially 4 ProfessProfessionalll y CALL DAYS 4 5 PM Powerfat trock-mounted steam clean Seasoned 1 year*. »47. per face preparW by Experience.xperlencedd CPA. FAMILY ROOMS ing get* carpet* »afely cleaner 4 dryer ADDITIONS aod BASEMENTS WIRED PLUMBER. Peter Friedman 254 Storm Doors 1» YEARS EXPERIENCE SERVICES INCREASED'OR MOVED cord(4i»il»). Free Delivery. Experi Call/or appt PlfTooulh 45)4515 OAK PARK PLUMBINO, Southfield than all other methods. . .Guaranteed. enced Tree Service. Insured; 445-4791 DYNAMIC DECOR 1 ALUMINUM OR WOOD - Repair, si] LICENSEQ4JNSURED ifphoUtery 4 Velvet • VIOLATIONS CORRECTED - . Int-Ext Painting. Wallpaper .- Highest quality In repllrs4 new Instal: BIG DISCOUNTS'!! • Installed Prices- WROBEL' *' ,.5()-()11 Pet Odor Removal Expert In Detroit Edison'* New latlon, «trmp pumps, disposals, faucets Quality* Storm Windows, »45: Doors kinds, Thermopaoe glass specialists SEASONED OAK INCOME TAX SERVICK Plaster 4 Drywall Repairs Sewer Cleaning eiperlly done, moder New storm windows 4 doors >• V Family Operated Interruplible Service for Central A/C Reasonable rstes Office. Haggerty 4 You get the finest quality »1)5. Patio Doorwalls. »150. licensed Master Electrician » cords 4 up. 4tlxl(,()) each. 1 cord, ate prices. AU work guaranteed 1.4 9)1-)114-14 Yrs Etp.ik'd -165 1739 Replacement Hardware Center 1(0. )5(4)90 Ann Arbor Rd. Plymouth, next to Bill With the beslprice hour service In Oakland County AL'S WINDOW SERVICE DAGUANNO&SONS ACTION CARPET CLEANING 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE Knapps Day* 455-14)0 Eve*45VI») Your Satisfaction Guaranteed DESION 4 BUILD FREE ESTIMATES- SUBURBAN FIREWOOD INC Call 557-4449 Berkley 5471114 559-0050 421-5360 Residential 4 Commercial DAVID MOSS. 659-0315 lit, rolled hardward well seasoned WINTER SPECIAL - SAVE Mfc Dos'l will for disaster, call the Master 260 Telephone Service ANDERSEN 4 PELLA Bay 4 Bow win L NCwiModernlx* or Additions Member of SCT 4HCUC ftIti) delivered. Hit 1«-1C long INDIVIDUAL 4 BUSINESS RETURNS LICENSED 4 INSURED dow* Designed, built and Installed In Licensed 4 Insured ))(-)515 • CARPET CLEANING SPECtAL • 4»S-im 541411« Prepared by IRS licensed & Repair yoor home r>ergy etfkieol vinyl win dow* also available Solid workmanship Stamte Cleaning Systems ADDITIONS WIRED TIMBEHLINE LANDSCAPE Tax,Accountaot »4 yr*. exp. 722-0180 427-0038 AL'S PLUMBING REPAIRS Appt* Day*, eve* * Sit 477441« Faucets Repaired 4 Replaced. Hot Wa at a competitive price »15 living room* Hall SERVICES MOVED-INCREASED Seasooed Firewood INSTALL-A-PHONE Klasemer Building Co 5591450 FINISHED (opW»50»qfl) FLOODUGHTS-bocket truck to »i' Dry oak. mapla 4 birch. LIVONIA ACCOUNTING FIRM ter Heater*. Garbage Disposals Drain W* will Insiall any phone you have VIOLATIONS CORRECTED-REPAIR 449 4514 «14-147) tndividull/smsll business returns ENOBARTH BROS - Painting 4 Deco 4 Sewer Cleaning. All Small Plumbing 1714519 ANDERS FJ4 Replacement Window* Additional rooms % 16 each rating • Clean, responsible, work oo Repair*. No Service Charge Free Esti PVwerfa) iafe (rock-mounted Residential - Commercial Days/Evenings/Sat sppolnlment* Free EsUmlates BASEMENTS Professional. Qualified, Dependable. Enrolled tgents/Masters In taxitioo lobs ourselves Licensed 4 Insured. mate*. 14 hr. Service SENTRY CONTRACTORS INC $<*am Cleaning equipment ))444)) CaUAl 1)7 441) For cleaner carpet* 4 quicker drying. Reasonable Rate*. »0 yr* experience 81 Floor Service Montgomery 4 Assoc, Inc. 511-7454 269 Tile Work 474-4444 Call BOB WitKIE FLOOR SAND1NGREF1NISHINO EUROPEAN PAINTER- Not a handy BOB'S PLUMBINO - -OWNER OPERATED- Speedy ALL TYPES CERAMIC TILES RESIDENTIAL Window Cleaning 4 Electric Service Old (loon our specialty. Stain work STAN'S INCOME TAX man, will give you free estimate* for Resldeotlil-Repair Ne* 4 Remodeled Free Estimstes Home Care Windows cleaning, wall WORK GUARANTEED beautifully done, very reasonable. Free And Insurance Bootkeeptng'And any plastering, dry-wait painting 4 Very reasonable 35 Year* Eiperleoce- Call after 5pm washing, ialerior painting Quality ser 286-7888 357-3960 645-0849 Free Estimates 464-1035 estimate 477-77)4 Accoontlng4114770. . 444-71(1 woodflnlshlng Jimmy 5)1-4445 4214354 Marvin Berlin • 5474247 vice, free estimates. 517-141» 12C*(P,C.fl.W,Q.10C) 04\E Thursday, February 3,1983 708 Household Qood» 708 HouwhoW Good* 706 HCHJMho!dQood» 710 MKc For 8ale 711 MI»c.For8ale 726 Musical Instruments 738 Household Pets 802 Snowmobiles 818 Auto A Truck - Oakland County Oakland County Oakland County .. OaKland County Wayne County Parts A Service ABBEY PIANO CAMPANY BIRMINGHAM HUMANE JOHN DEERE, 1»» Spitnre. likeoew < FVRN1TVRE, Florid* room or patio, approx $*r tDliai $9*5, Soowbird, 2- ATTENTION SUPER BASEMENT SALE. Moving. Murf Sell HARD ROCK MAPLE dining room set, «)) W. J1 Mile Rd, Royil Oak pGce trailer.' excellent toodiUoo, $27». ANSEN SPRINT rim* (4) Cood coodJ- Woodard, off-whUe, wrooghl Iron, H0YIN08ALB •prtgtt piano, couch, table 4 chain, t pc. ttte new. $1,000. few misc. Items. SOCIETY v »7»46M «524«« r V. . 640-7)64 Uoo with locking tog out*. Flti Ford • BARGAIN KUNTERS1 . Tourtolse-toft yeJJr/w cwMoo*,' I* pc*. •Antiosei dresser, office desk; crib mattress, $53-2475 WE BUY 4 SELL Dodge. »50. («4-2«6) PRE-RENTED FURNITURE Including curved KcUlooaJ, lounge ./5 Thursday, February 3,19 83 (P,C,R,W,G:11C)*13C .820 Autot Wanted 823 Vane 825 8porteA 652 Claitlc Care 858 Cadillac 860 Chevrolet Imported Cart 860 Chevrolet 660 Chevrolet 860 Chevrolet AT O'HARA DATSUN FORD CHATEAU 1979 • Immediate Cash For , LEMANS. 19tl, Convertible. Power 1911 B DIESEL. 11M MUe*. Meticv- CAMARO 1971. power steering, brakes. CAMARO. 197» Berlinetta, triple black, IMPALA, 1971 Convertible, new top, MONTE CARLO. l»J». Cood cooditioo, WlndowVaa DATSUN 1980. »10 OX Coop*. ( speed. iteerini J> brakes, air. AMFM stereo, loesly-kept Wire covers. Loaded! « cylinder, tinted glass, rally wheels, oo air, rear defog. slereo I IracV power CLEAN-USED CARS tm-fm cassette, )),400. or. best offer. litUe rust, new parts, best offer over poWer steering, brakes, tlr, am-fm. rust ALL MAKES fc MODELS Air, power eteerlng/brakes, Rally wheels,tl.000 or make offer. Call »11.98». rust, low mUes. »3400. 411-70(9 sleerlsg/brties,- automatic. « **tl4wMa «« ***** iittMfctfat^taiifc yt^Jtaitt *- •*---•- 1 KU4JW5WWW r-r^^^mtm^mmmmmmwm^fim^ . 14C*(P,C,R,W.Q-.12C) O&E Thursday, February 3,1983 860 Chevrolet 660 CfMVrotet 862 Chrysler 668 Ford 866 Ford 674 Mercury 878 Plymouth 880 Pontlac 884 Volkswagen FURYi 9711 door, automatic, air. MDNZA-1980 VEGA 1*77 . Hatchback, automatic, CORDOBA 1»77, «?,ooo miles, very ESCORT, 1981. Air coodilWni, stereo, MVSTANO. 197$, 4 ipeed. tape, t-lop*, LYNX 1981. 4 speed. AM FM cassette, PHOENIX 1981. « door Hatchback, 4 DASHER 1»7« Wagoo, froot wheel power, tow mileage. To uUlt estate, clean, «1500. • • 4214443 wer"steering, sunroot $4,W5 Hloes ower steerin•'•-'--g fc* power brakf rvsl proofed. 14000 or best offer. Call extras. $«00 «4*4619 cylinder, full power, excellent coodl- drive, fuel Injection, automatic, am-fm 'Automatic, power steering, am-fra • ^^ _ 6$7-«m rt IJncoto-MerCBry - 455-5058 a/lerJPM 4644771 tloo, t»,0M mUes. best offer, «444877 radio, reclining seats, vtrftp* coodi- 'stereo t track,$»85.. K r3,6>54Iiaes Park ^tlncolfrMercu•rtri y HORIZON 197$, 4 door, 4 speed, 48,0» 415-305« UoMim. ,-r , ; 73M4W Z-71. Ittt, automatic, air, power steer- 664Dodge ESCORT 19)1 Gt, 4 speed, air, loaded, LYNX T9i! OL, 4 door, automaUe, air, miles, amfm power steering, radiab, SUNBIRD 198«, air. power steering, v '•/>: i% 55/40* MPG APR * 83 FORD CUSTOM SAND VAN FINANCING 351 V8, Blue melalllc pa!ni, ewtn^out cargo and rear door, Immediate. Delivery NEW 1983 LTD 4-DOOR SEDAN "etectrtc dtflftal olock, autorriatlc, air, tint, auxiliary fuel tank, ON ALL NEW cnjlje control, power steering', chrome bumpers — front 80* on and rear, tut, convenience jjroop, caplaln'chalra, deluxe cus- DATSUN TRUCKS * tomlnterlor, Panaaortlc aound system. Stock 8U405. per month SENTRA Offer ends Feb. 28th * 4. Deluxe, front wheel drive Including steel bell * Was $18,600 Pr1ce$16,888 YourPrice $4997** ed radials, tinted glass,, power brakes, rear J * •With approved credit You pay taxes, title 4 destination. J l?00 down defooflor, cloth trim and more. > '82BUICK RIVIERA