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Volume 18 Number 32 Thursday, .October 14, 1982 Westland, Michigan 48 Pages Twenty-ffvexents

I }<2 Suburban CommuicttioaCorporttioo *H-Rl{»n RtinvH Barns, Skrel differon economic proposals By Sandra Armbrustor duce the SEV over a three-year period editor to something less than the maximum 50 percent of market value now as­ Both claiming to be the Westland sessed. representative candidate, Justine "We need to reform the assessment Barns and Sylvia Skrel discussed taxes, procedure so that it reacts more quick­ unemployment and experience in a de­ ly," shesaid. bate at a chamber of commerce lunch­ » Appealing to the traditionally Demo­ eon on. Tuesday. The two are cam­ cratic voting patterns in Westland, paigning for the 38th state House seat Barns pointed out slogans on her cam­ in a newly redrawn district. paign literature which say, "You can Skrel, a Republican who represents bend her ear. They can't twist her arm. the northern half of the city as a state Justine Barns — Democrat, of course." Representative for the 36th district, moved into Westland from Livonia SKREL SAID that the two main when her district boundaries were campaign issues are jobs, or unemploy­ redrawn as a result of the 1980 census. ment, and taxes. "There's no substitute for experi­ "State government doesn't create ence," Skrel told the chamber audience,. jobs. Business creates jobs," Skrel said she tells her constituents. "State gov­ She said her experience includes ernment's job is to keep business in work in the state Legislature since a Michigan through diversification and special election in 1980, leadership in tax incentives. her position as assistant minority whip, "Unemployment compensation debt work as vice chair of the senior citizens is the number one issue that will face and retirees committee, and a 20-year us in the fall," she continued, saying she record of volunteer service. voted for reforms of the workers com­ pensation and single business tax. "JUSTINE BARNS is a big part of Skrel plans to introduce legislation the history of Westland," responded providing for a "work-sharing" pro­ Skrel's Democratic counterpart. gram similar to that used in Arizona ."We've lived in Westland since 1944." and California. During a question and Barns oited her "broad base" of expe­ answer portion of the meeting, Skrel rience as coming from her 14 years on explained the plan. the Peoples Community Hospital Au­ "I ask employers, 'Why are you lay­ thority, work as a precinct delegate, as ing off 20 percent of your people? Give a member of the planning and charter them all one day off and then everyone commission, as first vice-chair of the can work four days,'" she said, adding Wayjie County Charter Commission, that the only problem is the unemploy­ Southeastern Michigan Council of Gov­ ment laws in Michigan which require ernments representative and its chair employees to work a five-day week to for the community and economic de­ qualify for benefits if there is a lay off. velopment committies and as a city "I need workers, employers and the councilwoman. unions to work on this together. I would If elected, Barns said she would appreciate your input," she said. work to change the formula for deter­ Skrel also called for restructuring mining the state equalized valuation the entire state system of taxation. upon which property taxes are based. "There's too much reliance on the \ . .; ... •. ,. .... ARTEMANUELE/etaffpftotogarpher She added that she favors a bill now State House Candidates 8ylvla Skrel (left) and Ju$tine Barns began their discussion of campaign Issues before the Westland Chamber before the Legislature which would re­ Please turn to Page 2 of Commerce by debating who would speak first. • A • Norumyrie'v -^:\'-;-v.*/•*.•• area eyes sajety plan Residents in the Norwayne area of. police hope (6 reduce crime through police station to make a report. That's numbers in places crooks'normally Westland are beginning a Neighbor­ improved reporting of incidents. not true here. We'll send a car out," he don't look." hood Watch/Operation Identification said. "Only through reports do we know SABATINI SAID that the Norwayne program with a meeting at 7:30 p.m. "OUR.BIGGEST problem is that if we're having a problem." Task Force has been busy working on crimes aren't reported in the first Thursday in the gymnasium of Jeffer­ Bowlby said the Neighborhood other programs for the area. Its next place, or they aren't reported prompt­ general meeting is scheduled for 7:30 son Elementary School, 32150 Dorsey. Watch is an awareness-type of pro­ "We're telling the crooks that we're ly," he explained. "People will think p.m. Oct. 27 in the Dorsey Community about it for a while, watch a little TV, gram. If enough residents join the pro­ Center on Dorsey at Venoy. tired of them coming in and ripping us gram from a court in the Norwayne off. We're going to stand up for our­ drink a beer or talk it over with their Following on the success of two sum­ neighbor. By then the incident is all area, a sign can be posted warning mer dances sponsored for youths in the selves," said Daniel Sabatini, a criminals that the neighborhood parti­ Norwayne Task Force member who is over." Norwayne area, the task force is plan­ Bowlby said he hopes to make people cipates in.the program. There are B2 ning a Halloween dance from 6 to 10 chairing the project. - courts in the Norwayne area, according "We want senior citizens to be able more aware that when a crime is com­ p.m. Oct. 29 at the community center. mitted, residents should call the police to Bowlby, who added that at $50 each, The dance is open to Norwayne youth to take evening strolls and kids to play the city will be unable to afford signs. in the parks again," continued Sabatini, immediately. ages 10 to 16. Admission is free. "We don't mind going out on bad runs Residents will, however, be instruct­ Sabatini said that prizes will be who said he hadjieen thinking of the ed on what to do and what to look for. program for several years. when someone sees a guy who's locked awarded for the best and the ugliest his keys in the car. If they don't call, "That in itself should turn things costumes. A live band, Metropolis, "At last month's {task fofcg) meet- around," he said. Jng, I brought it up again. So I took the the next call is from a person whose from Wayne Memorial High, will baTTand went doSr^tJRfoWT.1 told them car was stolen," Bowlby added. The Operation Identification part of donate its time for the dance. Area jhbors)./'Djayenit^eqn you take a. He said that another major problem "the program will involve inscribing merchants also have volunteered items walk ih two years," sajd Sabatini, a in the Norwayne area is "through dis­ valuables with driver's license num­ for the dance. There will be a mini­ Westland resident for 4¼ years. satisfaction -or misunderstanding of the- bers "so if they're stolen, we can trace mum charge for refreshments. Westland Police Officer Craig Bowl- police department." them to their owners," said Bowlby. "It's a beautiful community effort," by, who works with the Youth Energy "Some people have moved here from "Serial numbers are easily removed, he added. "We started with absolutely Services program in Norwayne, said Detroit, where you have to go to the but we can tell residents where to put nothing." Mushett plans '84 international games

A Westland man will become coordi­ could be the last time for this genera­ land Mayor Charles Pickering, who from June 17-30,1984, in Nassau Coun­ nator of the International Games for tion." added that he is trying to work out a ty, N.Y. - '••' the Disabled to be held in the U.S. for Mushett, 30, has participated in four leave of absence for Mushett, filling his The games will be sponsored by the the first time In 1984. other International Games. Last sum- Tri-City position on a temporary basis. U.S. Association for Blind Athletes, the ART EMANUELETsiaff photographer Mike Mushett, supervisor of the Tri; _jner. he jc^ed as assistant team leader U.S. Amputee Athletic Association and City Therapeutic RecreatlorTProgram, and coach when the U.S. wheelchair MUSHETT SAID that he will be re­ by the National Association of Sports sponsored by Westland, Wayne and - soccer team won a gold medal in Den­ sponsible for planning and implemen­ for Cerebral Palsy. Brewing tip fun Garden City, will take a leave of ab­ mark. Mushett also was a team leader tation of the Olympic-type games, "Even as exciting an opportunity as sence to assume his new, two-year posi­ in 1980 in Holland and 1981 in Japan. which he said now are being coordinat­ this is, it wasn't an easy decision to. Jan Masters, a member of the Westland Jaycee Auxiliary^ brews tion on Oct. 20. He made his first trip to the Interna­ ed to occur in the same country and make," said Mushett. "After seven up some fun for area youngsters who will venture into this tional Games in 1978 in Scotland where year as the Olympfcs for able-bodied years (as Tri-City supervisor), I have "This is a once-in-a-llfetlme opportu­ : year's Haunted House, a yearly fund-raising project of the Jay- nity. It's a tremendous challenge," said he was a coach. athletes. He said that more than 40 many good ties. The Tri City program cees. For more pictures, see Page 3A. Mushett. "This Is the first time the "He travels around so. much we're countries are expected to participate in .games have been in the U.S., and it bound to-see him again," joked West- the International'Games to be held Please turn to Page 3 may close what's inside A public incinerator authority run by standards but the authority board of di­ put, off their Dec. 31 deadline for shut­ IN A STATEMENT Tuesday, the Garden City, Westland and three other rectors feels there are unusual circum­ ting dowh'the sanitation authority. board said the authority was organized LOTS OF ACTION! suburbs may have to close Dec. 31 in a stances. The appeal will^be through letters di­ "to provide a reliable system to Incin­ Calendar 4A "Very happy) Always advertise *rlth dispute with the federal government. One, they said, Is a federal govern­ rected to U.S. Sens. Carl Levin and erate the solid waste produced.- by Classified. . . Sections'C.D the Observer & Eccentric as I like Although eft/ officials plan to ap­ ment guarantee of $30 million to allow Donald Relgle and U.S. Rep. William member communities. Editorials ...... 14A, the response lo my ads." W. Ankele peal, there Is a chance that 20 employ­ the agency to make changes in the fur­ recetved "lots ol action the first Ford. "If began with two units, adding a Entertainment .... 5-8B ees would be laid off and local rubbish nace (two others were built about 20 On the sanitation authority's board of da/' from his Observer & Eccentric third furnace In 1972 anticipating more Obituaries . .,. 6A classified ad to sell her car. would have to be trucked to land fills' years earlier) was made and later with­ directors are Gene Salvatore, Garden Religion 6C or dumps. . .. : drawn. volume. Remember... v City councilman, and Henry Lundquist, '•v Sports 1C The problem of the potential closing Another problem is that a contractor Westland's director of public services. '"The original installation complied Suburban life 1 . surfaced Tuesday when the Central renovated the furnace under EPA Other cities represented in the au­ with the particle emission standards at Police .,722-9600 Wayne County Sanitation Authority standards and design to meet clean air thority are Inkster, Dearborn Heights, that time. Subsequent changes In air . board of directors disclosed the prob­ regulations but the furnace continued and Wayne. Fire, rescue. . '. . 721-2000 pollution standards now require lower City Hall 721-6000 One call lem which involves a series of prob­ to fall to meet those regulations. They Initiated the agency in the ear­ emission standards. lems brewing for several years. r After litigation, the sanitation board ly 1960s to have a cost-effective means Circulation .... 591-0500 does It all! The dispute concerns whether the won & $400,000 settlement from the of burning rubbish Instead of using the "The authority has attempted to Want ads 591-0900 third Incinerator furnace on which con­ contractor which went ahead on cor­ more expensive method of trucking the comply with the new standards within Editorial Dept. . . 591-2?00 struction began 10 years ago meets rections. garbage to distant land fills. its financial capabilities but has experi­ 591-0900 enced a frustrating cycle of events. federal Environmental Protection ; The incinerator authority's furnaces Use your MasterCard or Visa Agency (EPA) standards. IN THE meantime, city officials in­ are on Inkster Road at Annapolis in -The furnace now falls to meet those dicated they will appeal to the EPA,to Dearborn Heights. Please turn to Page 3 .v-

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2A(W) O&E Thursday. October 14. 1982 Chamber quizzes candidates Continued from Page 1 property tax, but we have to base the system with property taxes or we would lose local control of schools,' she said. "I have to explain that property taxes are local. The state doesn't get any. When property taxes increase, the state actually loses because through the circuit breaker, people are refund­ Justine Barns ed more." Barns said that the salary she would ADDRESSING the problem of un­ receive as a state Legislator would be employment during a question period. important, adding that she would work Barns said that interest"rates and a co­ full-time at the job regardless of operative effort between business and whether she was paid to or not. Barns government is needed. ''••- safd the only compensation she now re­ She also called for expansion to the ceives is $4,200 a year as a member of housing industry of slate laws provid­ the city council. ing for economic development corpora- In closing her remarks, Skrel en —tions. The Westland EDC now is used, for the election of herself and state she said, to get funding for projects at 2 Senator William Faust to form a CRAIG GAFRElO/ataff photoQraphef percent below the current interest rate. "strong bipartisan effort (working) on Franklin beauties Barns said this would improve job op­ your behalf." ; Nine Franklin High School students comprise this year's home­ lected from among the senior contestants'and crowned during portunities for the skilled trades. Faust is running for re-election coming court. They include (from left) seniors Kim Halkey, Erin half-time festivities Saturday. The homecoming game at 2 p.m. Asked whether either candidate against challenger Robert M. Lair, a McCusker arjd Julie Kauffman, juniors MIrra Lamagna and Christy pits Franklin against Westland John Glenn in a battle of the un­ would favor a proposal for a part-time Libertarian party candidate, for the Butkiewicz, sophomores Cindy Long and Trisha Cosentino and defeated teams in the Northwest Suburban League. 12tb state Senate seat. .Legislature, Skrel said she couldn't ac­ freshmen Tammy Avers and Mary Schulz. The queen will be'se- cept the proposal, but would consider a The 38 th state House race also in­ Legislature with fewer members. cludes another Libertarian candidate, "People misunderstand, thinking that Keith L. Kaye of Westland. the only time we're working is when the Legislature is meeting," she said, adding that committee meetings and Rally sponsors need help of students work in the representative's own' dis­ fflestlanb trict takes up most of the time. High school and college students are need­ candidate for governor, Steve Furr at 397- helpers are Bette Erwin, Libertarian candi­ ©bseruer ed to participate in'a political candidate's 0843; Judge Gerald Conley, candidate for date for U.S. Senate,.Sandra Perry at 645- rally Sunday. Oct. 24 at Eaton Place in Wond­ Livonia 16th District Court, Natalie French, 5898 or Bill Hollander at 683-3066 and Rich­ 663-530 . erland Shopping Center. 348-9181; Mary Dumas, Republican candi­ ard Manning, Democratic candidate for The rally, sponsored in cooperation with date for Wayne County Board of Commission­ Wayne County Board of Commissioners 9th Leading up Published every Monday and Thursday the Observer Newspapers, Wonderland Cen-. ers 10th District, Vic Dumas at 538-2044 or District and Sander Levin, Democratic candi­ by Observer & Eccentric Newspapers, ter and the Second District Michigan Wom­ 522-0898. date for U.S. Congress 17th District, 17th Dis­ 36251 Schoolcraft. Livonia, M\ 48150. en's Political Caucus, will feature candidates Others: Robert Brzezinski,- candidate for trict Headquarters, 531-2900 or Eleanore Second-class postage paid at Livonia, for national, state and local office from the to problems Ml 48151. Address all mail judge in Livonia 16th District Court, Kathy banning at 531-3699. (subscription, change of address, form Livonia, Redford and Westland areas. Griffin at 464-7553 or 522-6987; William Also planning- to attend the rally are Vir­ 3569) to P.O. Box 2428. Livonia. Ml Students are needed to help pass out cam­ Ryan, Democratic candidate for Wayne ginia Cropsey, Libertarian candidate for U.S. Children who are absorbing more 48151. Telephone 591-0500 paign literature and participate in the rally County Board of Commissioners 10th Dis­ Congress 17th District, R. Robert Geake, Re­ than a normal amount of lead may demonstrations. trict, Fredrick Ryan at 421-7394; Noel Cul- publican candidate for state Senate 6th Dis­ have moretha,n a normal share of lan­ HOME OELIVERY SERVICE Those who are interested in working for a bert, candidate for state Senate from the 6th trict; Sylvia Skrel, Republican candidate for guage disorders, says Michigan Stae Newsstand per copy, 25* District, Ben Ceder at 591-2069; Robert Carrlor monthly, $1.50 candidate who will appear that day should state House.38th District, and William Ford, University speech-language pathologist Mail '.yearry, $30.00 call the representatives designated. FitzPatrick, GOP candidate for Wayne Coun­ Democratic candidate for U.S. Congress 15th >andra Mayfield. The candidates and their representatives ty executive, FitzPatrick headquaters at 581- District. Students who wish to work for these In a pilot study conducted in Wiscon- All advertising published in the are: Attorney General Frank Kelley, Danny 3140. candidates should contact Sue Tumanis at un, Mayfield found that children with Westland Observe/ Is subject to the Lopp at 546-9467; Dick Jacobs, Libertarian Also participating and needing student 522-4100. greater amounts of lead in their sys- conditions stated in the applicable rate card, copies of which are available from ems had greater language problems. the advertising department, Observer & >he plans to study this data further to- Eccentric, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, letermine "whether speech and lan­ Ml 48150. (313) 591-2300. 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Use biles. the lines on the dipsticks to determine That is, now is the time to check for and, "THE ONE THING that pops up most is whether fluids are at their proper levels. SON SALE! if necessary, correct minor problems which tire pressure, but the one thing that causes Don't neglect the windshield washer solu­ could develop into major difficulties when problems is battery terminals being dirty," tion, either. It's especially important to the weather turns nasty in winter. Plants said. keep well-stocked when the snow flies and "Our studies show 80 percept^of break­ The Automobile Club of Michigan, which salt, mud arid brime begin to accumulate. sponsored a free car-care inspection Tues­ downs occur due. to vehicle negligence," he day at the Westland Shopping Center, looks added. Plants said fewer than 10 percent of "People never read the owner's manual," -at J 2 potential trouble areas. all cars checked at AAA clinics pass all 12 Plants said. "There's a lot of good informa­ tests. • tion in there." Car owners who missed the inspection "As long as the" starting system is irforder can easily check their own vehicles. - bt-lts and terminals — you won't have MANY WHO stopped by for the free in­ "It's one thing to break down" in' July problems," Plants said. "Electrical require­ spection at the Westland mall said the when the birds are chirping, but another ments to start a car when it's cold^re phe­ made a special trip to do so. Most also sai whole ball of wax if you break down on the nomenal compared to a July afte'rnoon." they planned to follow through and tali freeway with snow swirling around," said Many people don't know that corrosion care of any trouble spots which may have" Jack Plants, generahsapervisor for emer­ inhibitors and water-pump lubricants break ""turned up. ' , gency road service for AAA. down in antifreeze as it ages or becomes "Every one of these deals they have, I al­ The inspectors check wiper blades, tire diluted with the addition of water. ways do it," said Eileen Bibby of Livonia. "I pressure, lights and directional signals. When checking the antifreeze, (with the figured why miss out on a good deal." Bibby said she trusts an Inspection like the one offerecLby AAA more than one of­ fered by a service station or dealership which may have a vested interest in selling U.S. hbsts handicapped games a specific product or service. -Winifred Chapman, a Westland resident, Mushett would like to see the Tri-City pro­ Continued from Page 1 said she's learned how useful preventative gram continue to grow. maintenance checks can be. has treated me well. The community "They'll have to find new ways to develop "Last year, I had a hose break on me," she support has beeji excellent. (financial) resources," he said. said. "I want everything checked now. "It took a good opportunity to make me He said he enjoys his work with the handi­ Whatever they say, I'll do to the car." , leave. There have been other offers that I capped, whom he describes as "people like Fortunately, Chapman's car passed in­ had turned down," he continued.. anyone else, people yith a tough way to go spection with no detectable problems. who need a break", -\ George Gale of Canton said declining Mushett said his leaving will have jib ef­ With about a $3 million bjidget to run the health has made it difficult for him to regu­ fect on the Westland" Sparks Wheelchair '84 International Games, Mushett said" he larly inspect his own car. "I belong to AAA Basketball Team, which is headquartered at hopes to make them "the best ever." and thought, let them do It," he said. "I just the Bailey Recreation. Center. He added "I don't think the magnitude of this has want to be sure (everything's all right)." that organizing £ national wheelchair4bas­ hit me yet. Tri-Ctiy has been my life for Plants added that a benefit of the free Our newest sofa is made exclusively tpr us_axid our low 68' long, flips open for sleeping ketball tournament in Westland was a "big seven years. I haven't looked on it as just a inspection for AAA, in addition to creating sale price makes It an exceptional value for you! Solid •Navy with tan print of 100% plus" for him In terms of experience. job." Mushett said. "I want to thank the peo­ goodwill, is to reduce calls for road service, foam construction assures seating comfort. Arid for extra cotton with a stain resistant ple for supporting the program and hope most of which are received between .De­ sleeping space, Just flip the one-piece seat and back to finish Reg price $449. DESPITE HIS, absence and the economy, they'll continue to support it even more so." cember and April. make a double rx*i! NOW SALE PRICED I How can we offer such quality for only $249? We pur chased a large quantity of sofas, so manufacturing and shipping costs are reduced. Add Room 6? Board's everyday mass merchandising efficiency (with no salespeople} and $ you'll see why we can offer you your best furniture value Authority faces shutdown on Dec. 31 ever. But hurry, quantities aro limited1 249 Continued from Page 1 integrity of the project," the board said.: partment's air pollution control division QUANTITIES LIMITED V The cycle began when the federal govern­ But in the reorganization of the energy Won a judgment from a court requiring the ment provided funds to pay for prejlminary department In early 1981, the endorsement authority to conform to current air pollu­ drawings to have all three furnaces comply of the loan guarantees was withdrawn, the tion^ standards "or suspend operations as of with updated air pollution standards - authority said. Dec. 31,1982 " : • m &B0ABD The federal energy department "en­ Since then, the agency has been working Board members said it has a responsibili­ Falrlane Town Center dorsed our~ concept whenyfe modified the on a plan to get private financing and devel­ ty to Inform its 20 employees of the prob­ Mon Sat 10 OO 9 OO, Sunday 12 OO 5 00 program to include- aTT energy generation oping a program to generate electrical lem and potential layoffs. Phone2?l-3410 '. •• system," the board said. power from the burned rubbish and correct "Unless an extension of operation is The- authority expected loan guarantees pollution violations. i ^ granted by the courts, the consent judgment of aboot $30 million to "Insurethe financial At about the same, the county health de­ must be obeyed," the board said.

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4A(W,G) O&E Thursday. October 14. 1982 Community groups plan varied activities, programs

(• HAUNTED HOUSE Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at the, • BINGO 722-7632 for an appointment. : Thursday, Oct. 14 - The Garden St. Raphael Activity Building, Beech- Monday, Oct. 18 - The city of West- City Jaycees Haunted House is open wood and Merriman roads, from 8:30 land's Department On Aging's Senior • TRAVEL ARTS SERIES ;thxough Oct. 30. Hours are 7-10 p.m. CO calendar to 2:15 p.m. Sunday. Blood donations Bingo will be held at 11:45 a.m, at the Thursday, Oct. 28 - The Westland Monday-Thursday, and 7-10:30 p.m. are vital to insure a supply of pla.telets Balfey Recreation Complex, 36851. Parks and Recreation Travel Arts Se­ Non-profit §(oyps should mail items for the calendar to the Ob­ ries will be begin at 8 p.m. in tie Mel- Friday and Saturday at Garden City server, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, Ml 48150. The date, time and on Monday. Platelets are most often Ford Road {behind City Hall). Donation 'Park, Cherry Hill and Merriman. Ad­ used for patients whose ability to pro­ is $1 plus extra cards. The Jackpot is vin G. Bailey Center, 36651 Ford Road. mission is $1 per person. place §f the event should be included, along with the name and duce them has been temporarily de­ $100 montly on a special bingo sheet. Frank Lloyd will present "Bulgaria - phone number of someone v/ho can be reached during business stroyed by chemotherapy, leukemia or This event is open to the public 18 1,300 years." Tickets afe $15 for the • BAZAAR SALE hours to clarify information. aplastic anemia. For more informa­ years of age or older. For further infor­ season, $3.50 per adult, $3 per senior Thursday, Oct. 14 - The Westland tion, call 261-8731. Appointments can mation, call 722-7832. and $2 for children under 12. .Center and the Woodwork Shop will sell is hosting "Casino on the Strip" from 7 information, call 421-0610. be made, or people can drop in. • homemade items to the general public p.m. to 2 a.m. in the Airpoxt Raroada • PTA MEETING ._-.• FREE TESTS for the Westland Seniors. The Young At Inn. Tickets are f 10 per person, which • SENIORS' FIELD TRIP • NURSE MEETING Tuesday, Oct. 19 — The Garden City Free blood-pressure readings are [Heart Club will sell items-Oct. 16 and includes $2 in chips, snacks, cham­ Saturday, Oct. 16 - Westland's De­ Monday, Oct. 18 - The Detroit As­ PTA executive board meeting will be taken 10:30-11:30 a.m. Thursdays In the 17. _ pagne, and a drawing. For information, partment On Aging is sponsoring a soication: of Occupational Health at 7:30 p.m. in Garden City High School Maple Room at Maplewood Communi­ call 525-7636. field trip to Skittles in Jackson with Nurses will hold their, monthly dinner in the caferteria. There will be a fire­ ty Center, on Maplewood west of Mer­ • LAMAZE lunch at 11:30 a.m. A color tour, a tour meeting at the Sen mid Haas, 6880 12 side chat with the principal Mark Gut- riman. Thursday, Oct. 14 - The Plymouth • WALK-ATHON of the Mann House, Carriage House and mile Road, Warren. To make reserva­ man. The public Is. welcome. Childbirth Education Assoication is of­ Saturday, Oct. 16 - The Garden City the Universalist Church will be fea­ tions or for more information, call 556- fer a seven-week class at the Westland Jaycee Auxiliary is hosting a five-mile tured on this trip. The bus will leave 1711. • PARENT SUPPORT Dents sponsor Community Center. For registration in-, walk-athon for the fight against multi- Freindship Center at 9:45 a.m. and re­ Tuesday, Oct. 19 - Parent Support formation and other class locations, pie sclerosis beginning at 9 a.m. at the turn at approximately 5 p.m. The • PINOCHLE will meet at 7:30 p.m. In Room 17 of call 459-7477. Log Cabin in Garden City Park, Cherry charge is $10 per person. For further Monday, Oct 18 - The Wayne-West- Jacksotv Center, 32025 Lyndon in Livo- entertainment Hill and Merriman. Their goal is to information, call 722-7632. land Community Schools Senior Adult nia. This CTOupJs_deslgned_faLJmprove_ • THEATRE OPENS raise $1.000. Ekdge afiftefg may ho nh- dul> spoiu>um pinodtfe~Mo5"days at 1:30 parents' ability to communicate, with Singer Sherman Arnold will head the Friday, Oct. 15 - The Garden City tained by contacting the auxiliary • OKTOBERFEST p.m. in the DyelsSenior Adult Center, other adults as well as with their chil­ slate of entertainers at the Octoberf est, Civic Theatre is opening the 1982/83 funds sub-chairman, Cyndi Stover, 525- Saturday, Oct. 16 - the Metro-, •$6745 Marquette. For more informa­ dren. The group meets every third sponsored by the Metro Wayne Demo­ season with Lerner & Lowe's "My Fair 8095. Wayne Democratic Club is sponsoring tion, phone 595-2161. Tuesday of each month. cratic Club Saturday from 7 p.m. to 1 Lady." .THe costume department is an Oktoberfest from 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. in a.m. at Local 900 UAW hall, 38110 looking for donations of old forma Is, • BOXING SHOW Local 900 UAW Hall, 38110 Michigan • LAMAZE CLASSES • FREE RIDES Michigan, Wayne. draperies, sheer curtains and jewelry. Saturday, Oct. 16 - The Garden City Avenue, Wayne. Donation is $7.50 per Monday, Oct. 18 — The Plymouth Wednesday, Oct. 20 — Free trans­ Donations are $7.50 per person in- Please contact Diane Kremser, 427- Parks and Recreation Department is person.'There will be dinner, dancing Childbirth Education Assoication is of­ portation every Wednesday to Plym­ ^cludes dinner, dancing, beer and set­ 0064 after 5 p.m. sponsoring an amateur boxing show at and beer. For more information, call fering an orientation class on the outh-Community Medical Clinic leaves ups. 8 p.m. in the Bailey Recreation Center. 729-1748. Lamaze method at 7:30 in Newburgh -Friendship Center, 37095 Marquette, at Tickets can be obtained by calling • CASINO NIGHT The center is located at 36651 Ford Methodist Church in Livonia. There is a 9:15 a.m. Leaves Whittier Center, Cliff Johnson, 729-8681; Joan Moranty, Friday Oct. 15 - The Westland Ro- Road in Westland. Admission is $5 • BLOODMOBILE $1/couple charge. For further informa­ 28550 Ann Arbor Trail, at KTs.m. You 729-1748; or Kathy Dombrowski, 826- Iry'Tiub, Ramada Inn and Century-21 ringside or $3 for bleachers. For more Sunday, Oct. 17 - The American tion, call 459-7477. must arrange transportation by calling 6415. FALL SPECIALS Go COUPON '^3 I • COOLING SYSTEM $ 00 Gupnn FLUSH 14 k Tra\7Gl ' Check all hoses, belts and charging systems. + Paris HusFlusnh radiator and chanae anti-freezeanti-treeze. ;_;__ _l Discount Drugs COUPON- Washington D.C. Weekend Package Liquor Dealer h I-FRONT END $ OO ! Fly via U.S. AIR | ALIGNMENTS M86 per person includes SWEETEST DAY « DRI8TAN 14 airfare, hotel (2 days. 1 CONTAC ULTRA COLDS FORMULA GM cars and light trucks. Monzas & Chevettes + Parts night) one sightseetng *f " OCTOBER 16 I add'i4°° SEVERE COLD FORMULA tour. W>Cx MUMS •ASPIRIN-FREE Call Now EXTRA STRENGTH RE­ • DECONGESTANT LIEVES YOUR SEVERE GIANT SIZE •ANTIHJSTAMINE COUPON GLYNN COLDSYMPTOMS ASSORTEDCOLORS • COUGH SUPPRESSANT • FREE CHASSIS with purchase of I TRAVEL SEVERE- oil change Livonia 477-7205 Novi. 6 INCH $099 20 TABS $022 LUBRICATION and filter .478-1311 0»i\ $•188 10's 1 POTS 3 OR 16 CAPS 2 •Coupons Must Be Presented at Time of Write Up SPECIALS EXPIRE OCTOBER 29, 1982 ECOTRIN MAXIMUM STRENGTH TABLETS /Vfeybelline KERI LOTION FOR ARTHRITIS PAIN THERAPEUTIC 1 axons - COLORS THAT GENE MER0LLIS CHEVROLET $422 1 T,UT£UIK. OUO FOR DRY 8KIN CARE * CLING EYE * 31850 FORD RD. \r{ i SHADOW -SaVK* flWCTS 1 Block West GARDEN CITY «IT£»AIMOTO«WIRT*C«VIHO« 0o|fM Merrima( n * $966£ ? $066 .09 oz. $-175 6.5 oz.* KEEP THAT GREAT GM FEELING WITH GENUINE GM PARTS eyes DUO 1 TELDRIN DEXATRIM MULTI-SYMPTOM ALLERGY PLUS VITAMINS - * RELIEVER .EXTRA 8TRENGTH TetdrtL LOSE WEIGHT FAST * Tahea 99 MULTI- _„. $•499 SYMPTOMP203 16's $2*7 ^ ALLERGY $ RELIEVER _ $999 66 * 32's $4 dining room 40'S Maybelline ORNEX DECONGESTANT/ANALGESIC O^/IE **vVi*.i.*« CAPSULES BRUSH/BLUSH HEAVENLY BODY home to dinner. 3 $499 • PROTEIN SHAMPOO 1 • PROTEIN CONDITIONER Or love seat. Or sofa. Or chair. 3oz. $010 24 At Towne and Country Interiors, some of our best furniture $Q66 $-177: 2 48 16 OZ. Save pieces are not always our best sellers. 1 Lucky for you! * 50% When that happens, these top name brands become the dis- r.-^^^_ continued, close-out and overstocked items we send to Towne DISCOUNTS * •••^^™ an V2 oz. 1 Every china by Hibriten Reg. $1,345 $1,995 . . . . - Now $672.50 ROBITUSSIN IE 34 mattresses or foundations by Seary or Serta UNICAP o^ •<£fi^S» NIGHT RELIEF Twin Size - reg. $139 $159 . ...' •.".: - Now $69.95 COLDS FORMULA CHEWABLES RECONDITIONING Full Size • reg. $ 199 . . ,..«.., Now $89.95 RELIEVES ALL COLD CHILDREN'S HOT OIL TREATMENT SYMPTOMS SO YOU CAN Queen Size reg. $239 • $289 Now $119.95 MULTIVITAMINS King Size Set • reg. $359.95 v :. Now $179.95 . SLEEP '6 bedrooms In our Clearance Center; Contemporary. Oriental and Traditional styles 90 $955 Reg. $1,999 • $2,649 , . .* Now $,999 tt +30 FREE 99 4oz. $4 2 Every Twin Size Sdfa Sleeper ' »1 120 TABS TREATMENTS Reg. $519 -..'... •...... , :.*...... -.. 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By 8uite Rollins Singer nents denounce it as using the constitu­ "But we'd also run into the 'Uncle its proponents as well as an irresponsi­ s^aff writer tion for a purely legislative function. Harry' syndrome. The 'Uncle Harry' ble attempt to guarantee employment They charge the troopers' union with syndrome is when a man is arrested for for 2,257 state employees." The State Police Troopers union says seeking to protect its own jobs. drunk driving and we get a call from a Their own ^department, .ajso de-A. it would like to ask the Michigan Legis­ politician asking us to drive his-Uncle nounced the "troopers union for^uhau- lature to increase trooper staffing to RICHARD PUTNEY, executive di­ Harry, who is in jail, home. tnorlzed use of the State Police seal-on THRIFT CAKE BAKERY the level of April 1980. but politically it rector of the 1,500-m'ember Jroopers '"We' don't want to get iovolved in union burrnper stickers. can't. association, said integrity stands in the this type of thing. It presents an integ­ Organizations opposed to the propos­ Instead, the union is asking voters to way of approaching state legislators. rity problem," he said. al include the Michigan Association of EVERY WEDNESDAY approve Proposal B. a constitutional "We would have no problem_asking Chiefs of Police, the Fraternal Order of PROPOSAL B would add 114 more is */2 PRICE DAY „ amendment that would give state po­ legislators to introduce a bill on the Police, the Deputy Sheriffs' Association V lice constitutional status and fix the staffing, and we'd be able to give them state troopers to the payroll — restor­ of Michigan,'the Michigan Sheriffs' As­ staffing levekat no less than 2,25?. some PAC (Pol)ctical Acition Cam­ ing the April 1980 level. Reductipns sociation and the Police Officers' Asso­ Proposal B, however, has little sup­ paign) funds at re-election time," said would be permitted only when a census ciation of Michigan. M port from other police agencies Oppo­ Putney. Indicates a population decrease. "We have never had a population de- PUTNEY SAID a constitutional •cline in the state yet," Putney said. 1 FREE CAKE amendment is the only way to assure ifcr % "And if we did in between censuses, troopers and taxpayers that their Except Specialty Cakes there's always enough crime to go streets will be safe' around." ANY CAKE IS OUR STORE SC series topics: "Aftep-80 troopers were laid off in Opponents of Proposal B contend 1980, we took 5 percent pay cuts to get &\ with »5.00 Purchase and this coupon. that it will cost the siate $4 million to them rehired. We" don't gel holiday or Coupon good at 13280 Newburgh Rd. •reinstate the positions attrition overtime pay," he said. media, business ediics^ during the past two years" But the other 114 positions — due to Thrift Store only. But Putney said the figure is more attrition — remain open. Otfer good thru October 17,1982. )¾} like $2.9 million. "We're not asking for "We have 33 percent less troopers on Schootcraft's''CuTlural and Public Af­ sity of Michigan, will discuss business that much. And besides, the troopers Detroit's freeways this year than in fairs series kicks off on Oct. 18 with ethics using a classroom format, incor­ never said anything about increases to 1977. Ninety percent of the lab work Neal Shine, senior managing editor of porating the audience in a decision­ public education We contend that the , GUS HARRISON, chairman of the flection on all police departments," \ »., Blk. South of SchoolcraJt/I-96 the Waterman Center., Admission is of the State Bar of Michigan Profes­ ; Livonia ^»»»->»» J sional and Judicial Ethics Committee, Concerned Taxpayefs for Law Enfor- Putney said. free ment. an organized group fighting the Aside from 400,000 signatures \ * OPEN 1 DAYS The series of lectures by four profes­ will discuss "Professional Responsibili­ ty: The Attorney and the Client " proposal, said: garnered on petitions, they lack orga­ MMOMONl . thru SAT. 8-6 SUNDAY 9-3 ".^ sionals will examine the rules and "We believe this propsoal represents nized efforts promoting Proposal B standards governing the conduct of the Nov. 8 — Dr. Edwin Doehring, chair­ both an improper use of the Michigan Troopers' salaries range from members of professions where moral man of the Department of Judiciary constitution for the special benefit of $17,000 to $23,000. decisions must be made daily. and Ethics, Michigan Association of Os­ Other "upcoming lectures are: teopathic Physicians.and Surgeons, will - Oct. 25 - LaRue T Hosmer. profes­ discuss "Ethics^w^ortality in the Old-fashioned Mortgages sor of policy and control at the Univer­ Medical Profession.'' • Cleaned at Award-winning • Screened Development • Repaired A nationally-acclaimed subdivision in Farmingion • Built New MAKE Hills is supporting its creative ideas with some old- fashioned financing. At Country Ridge, homebuyers can take advantage of conventional 30-year mort­ ROOFS ROBERT J. gages-at 13¼¾ with a 2 Manor model savings. For example, the usual rate of a 30-year con­ showv garden niym and CIRCUIT JUDGE ventional mortgage is 170¾. On a $100,000 mortgage, mirrored fireplace. the 13¼¾ rate offered at Country Ridge would translate into a savings of S2I7 per month. "The news of our Cieoinim Endorsed by: With interest rates trending downwards, lower rate has brought Downriver figures its program is a ahead of the us 5 sales in rec"5nt weeks market. And with winter construction rates expected and a steady flow of UliM fail's Ct>Uf** DETROIT FREE PRESS to rise, homebuyers can now get the benefit of both traffic," stated Nagy. Part for by Committee to Elect Robert J Colombo. Jr.. 720 fotC 81(¼.. Detroit. Ml 48226 lower interest and construction costs. However, the Country Ridge is KARNEY special money is limited, _a,rjd available onjy while it- .located 91),14 Mile.(Rd. : • #. r\ £ .%$£.-f? aiiv/i- Y-Ki$ •«£ lasts,-'V~v*&y?.• >V-•"•'• " -• •':'•>' ~j:'?''• • '" -' ' between "Haisled '•'and DERDEfclAN % According to Dallas Nagy of Image Plus, the Haggcrty Rds. in Farm- marketing firm for the development, the straightfor­ ingtqn Hi/Is. The phone CONTRACTOR ward financing has already brought a straightfor­ 16. 661-2020 and models ward response. are.open daily. 427-3981 \l) O ik \M- LICENSED .INSURED'GUARANTEED Prevent dangerous chimney fires by calling the AN OLD PIANO, r RESTQREDrCAN SOOTBUSTER SOUND AS GOOD OR BETTER THAN A NEW ONE V JIMSBLLECK'S f PIANO SERVICE GRAND OPENING FREE ESTIMATES ALL PIANOS < If w* dirty your home wtw« ewanina your cMm- COMPLETE TUNINGS REPAIR ney - you don't pay lor It 455-4515 • PLAYERS AND w» Cl«»n th* men - NO OBLIGATION • ELECTRIC

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CLYDE SMITH & SONS Together, . -— CENTENNIAL . we can "fWUn MARKCT change things. 8000 Newburgh Road Open 7 Days 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. 6A(W.Q) OiiE Thursday, October 14, 1982 Ford calls Reaganoriucs a failure obituaries The tragic unemployment figures re­ nomic growth, put people to work and "Both conservative and Liberal econ­ "I doubt if the nation's 11.S million leased today by the U.S. Department of thereby result in balanced budgets. omists agree on this point. They agree U coupon - Empires lO-2&-«2 lndud«t thampoo • An organizational meeting will be League play will start Nov. 29 and history and still balance the budget. His • Haircuts • Perms • Sets held Oct. 25 for a Class A men's basket­ teams may reserve gym space for tax cut, he said, would stimulate eco­ ball league. practice purposes at the Bailey Center FRANCO'S The league, co-sponsored by the Gar­ Nov. 15-26. Reservations may be made den City and Westland parks and recre­ by calling the Westland recreation de­ STYLING STUDIO ation departments, will offer two six- partment at 722-7620. Total Family Hair Care team divisions playing on Mondays and Teams which played in the league I Warrert-Venoy Plaza - rt— AAf%f\ I Fridays, respectively. Game tirries are last year can register this fall, Oct. 26- 7, 8:15 and 9:30 p.m. There will be a 12- Nov. 14 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the $>» game schedule. Bailey Center. The organizational meeting will be . More Information is available from DO IT YOURSELF AND SAVEs COUPON at 7 p.m. in the Bailey Recreation Cen­ the Garden City recreation depart­ 2 LBS OF SIDING NAILS COMPLETE ROOFING AND SIDING MATERIALS FREE ter, Ford between Wayne Road and ment, 261-3491, or the Westland de­ W.'nh PurcKsw 0/600 03 Newburgh, behind Westland City Hall. partment at 722-7620. 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•.*•«•; 50,000 jobs forecast Thursday. October 14, 1982 O&E (L.R,W.G)7A County clerk SC plans• j\ robotics programs cuts afternoon

By LouiM Okruttky One program — robotics service and program could cost the college as study the machine's capabilities as well office hours staff writer technology — will be the first three- much as a (250,000. as to begin preparations for the robot­ year degree offered by Schoolcraft. It The only equipment Schoolcraft has ics course, Feenstra said. Even now, when robot arms resem­ combines a heavy emphasis in elec­ bought for the course is a Rhino fl ro­ \ Due to layoffs, five departments in ble Tinker Toys gone awry, their twist­ tronics with a background In computer bot arm weighing 10 pounds. It will be Eventually, he'd like to see the col­ the Wayne County Clerk's office will be ing, turning and picking motions 6eem science,' hydraulics, pneumatics, controlled by a small -Radio Shack lege own six of the arms. Since the closed afternoons until further notice. to forecast fewer slots for unskilled la­ schematics and applied physics. computer. The arm, which cost $2,500, arms have a wide reach, the program bor In industry. Offices which handle marriage li­ Since the machines are run by digital is designed to be operated by an Apple would require the modification of ex­ censes, '. birth' and death records, gun computer, a large portion of the degree computer. isting lab space. permits, notaries and assumed names But when Fernon Feenstra, assistant deals with computer science. TRANSFERING THE robot arm be­ dean of technology at Schoolcraft Col­ Under this pfan, the coHege would will be open 8-12:30 p.m. A second program deals with the ma­ tween the two computers requires, a have a combination foundry, civil tech­ They will be closed during the after­ lege in Livonia, watches the school's chines' use In manufacturing and pro­ new program be written. That doesn't first robot arm shiver and shake nology lab and electronics lab. Larger noons, according to Clerk Jame$KH- duction planning. Thai program is set present a problem, because the Tech­ robots would be placed in the modified leen. through a self-testing program, he sees up in the college's usual two-year fpj- nology Department bought the arm to manufacturjng lab. Fernon Feenstra an eventual need for people who can mat. maintain and design the machines. ALTHOUGH THE programs are "The Industry projects 50,000 jobs.. I still in the planning stages, Feenstra TRANSMISSION REBUILDERS INC. OFFERS don't know when they'll arrive at that," has some electronics students interest­ Start At The Top With Home Improvement Feenstra said. ed in pursuing a degree In robotics ser­ Currently, industries, train their own vice and technology. IKO ARMOUR 1 robotics experts. But as robotics tech­ Introductory classes are scheduled to 1SEAL SHINGLES TRANSMISSION TUNE-UP nology becomes more sophisticated, be offered this winter, pending approv­ ,-V" x Shingles . SV*- Cxpo«urt there will be a greater demand for al by Scho< lcraf t's Board of Trustees. Spring 1} j*u limit«1 warrtnty • Road Test. SPECIAL skilled people who can design systems The firs: programs define the new ial and service them, Feenstra believes. technologV, which reaches its current $032 • Renew Pan Gasket peak in>?n arm with six axes and is • Adjust Bands THERE IS enough demand to war­ able to simulate the pitch, roll and yaw $24.95 per sq. $ rant Schoolcraft's offering two -degree of human bands. MJ-tttBng • Auorltd Coton • Check for Leaks 95 Um«»d ColOf» A.«fl*i4» PLUS FLUID pTOgrams in robotics, he said. Some reach out from their stationery • Change Fluid Students unable to find jobs In indus­ positions and pick at objects traveling to stop your rool try could turn their attentions to find­ ' down the production line. All are pro­ 5with this, ad ing jobs as manufacturers representa­ grammed through a micro processor from springing a leak. SUBSTANDARD tives, he said. (tiny computer): SHINGLES At alt 4 locations A robotics graduate unable to find a Without donations from private FREE TOWING - ONE DAY SERVICE robotics job will still have a strong • Classic shingle • Colorful • 19.95 per Sq. ^*- sources, the equipment and modifica­ deugn «M«tion NATIONWIDE WARRANTY electronics background, Feenstra said. tions necessary for a comprhensive ' Wind . Eas% • Self-Sealing K<>5 ws* rwisum application • No warranty w per RELIABLE SERVICE SINCE 1957 $8.80 • Asphalt or Bundle NOW 4 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU Fiberglan P»r Bundk FARMINQT0N NORTHVILLE T.R.I. TRANSMISSION SERVICE I TRANSMISSION TRANSMISSION N. of 15 Milt, Corn* ol 3O400 Grand River S Mil* *INorthYin« Road Poflfet Trti) * K»59«fry JAMBOREE! 474-1400 420-0444 669-2900

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William Brodhead, D-De- could overload jails REKT A OI8C PlAYtR troil will speak about life in Washing­ ANO MOVIE OVERNIGHT The State Bar of Michigan advised system a significant new burden, the force should be to create an education­ FOR '9*1 ton, D.C., at the Western Wayne County the House Judiciary Committee that cost of which is unknown. al program to make drinking and driv­ Chapter of the National Association of BUY 2 DI8C8 (VP TO $70 VALUE) the Bar cannot support a package of "Punitive provisions of the proposed ing as unacceptable in the public mind FOR AS LITTLE A8140 Accountants meeting Thursday, Oct. drunk-driving bills recently passed by bills - mandatory loss of drivers. li­ as Is walking the streets naked," said WITH PURCHA8E OF ANY OI8C PLAYERJ 21. the Senate. The bills are now under censes, mandatory jail sentence, and a Reisig. The event begins at 6:30 p.m. in the consideration in the House. wide array of other punitive provisions "Until we accomplish that, .all the The Video Place Dearborn Inn, 20301 Oakwood For res­ "Our state is faced with extremely • virtually assure that those arraigned punitive laws we can write (and fall to ANN ARBOR RO. AT SHILDON ervations, call Dom Janusky at 972-" limited law enforcement resources, in­ for drunk driving will seek jury trials enforce) will not significantly impact, PLYMOUTH 459-7880 7575 , adequate police^ prosecuttors; "judges and the appointment of attorneys at the present carnage on our highways."' Brodhead, who was first elected to and jail/prison facilities" said State public expenses, a constitutional privi­ Congress in 1974 in the 17th District, is BafCommissioner Donald L. Reisig. lege for those not able to afford coun­ REISIG SAID that Bar also agrees retiring after four terms. He serves on "These bills would strain these hard- sel. with the proposal of making a ).15 level the House Ways and Means Committee, pressed resources beyond the breaking "Juries, being composed of average of alcohol in human blood per se proof ALL SAVERS whose jurisdiction is federal taxes, So­ point. Just the raw costs or enacting members of the drinking society in of the crime of driving under the influ­ cial Security, Medicare and unemploy­ and enforcing the proposed package- which we live, tend to put themselves ence. The current "presumptive" ment compensation. are enormous," Reisig added. in the place of the charged person. The drunkeness level of 1.10 should also be COMING DUE? Brodhead's„ work has won him the "In a state currently facing a finan­ result is too often a finding of 'not Continued. Taxpayers' Friend award from the cial crisis of unprecedented propor­ guiiltyr " In addition, the State Bar argues that NEED MORE TIME TO THINK? Taxation With Representation organi­ tions, the expenditures required to im­ the Dram Shop law, which makes a Earn high yields in our zation. plement the unresearched and unpro- PASSAGE OF the package of bills seller of alcoholic beverages liable for short-term 7-31 day ven benefits' should not be considered would virtually guarantee our courts damages done by an overserved patron Michigan Money Liquidity Account. before all other remedies are exhaust­ falling farther and farther behind, he (and which has been eroded in recent Minimum Deposit $20,000. Blood needed ed." said, years) should be strengthened and the The American Red Cross needs Sponsored by state Sen. Stephen "And our prisons are already so concept extended to the social setting. blood. Monsma, D-Grand Rapids, the bills are overcrowded that twice a year the gov­ The Bar contends that all those who MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK Anyone in good general health be­ supported by MADD (Mothers Against ernor has been forced to issue an exec­ serve others too much liquor and then West Metro tween the ages of 17 and 66 is eligible Drunk Driving), a group made up of utive order releasing hundreds of con­ allow them to drive should be held lia­ During the next few weeks Bloodmo- parents who have lost children in traf­ victed criminals wefl before their sen­ ble for the consequences. 421-8200 Member FDIC biles will be at the following locations fic accidents blamed on drunk drivers. tence has been served," Reisig added. "The proposals," Reisig said, "would • An Equal Opportunity Lender • Tuesday Pak and Save, 37685 "These bills would simply compound harness the more cost effective de- Five Mile "Road, fcivonia,fro m 10 am REISIG ADDED that no data on the problem." terent effect of the civil liability sys­ to 4 p,m. For an appointment call 464- costs of the proposed bills has been pre­ " The Bar is in agreement with a pro­ tem. Sanctions would be brought-into 1010. sented by its proponents. vision in the bills that would set up a play by private individuals through • Monday. Oct. 18, K of C ''Once determined," he asked, "how task force to work on the drunk driving their own lawyers and would not de­ USED AUTO SHOW CARPET Monaghan, 19801 Farmington Road, would these costs be funded? 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at Shaarey Zedek 1st Anniversary Celebration By 8uzle Rollins Singer to move forward toward peace. staff writer Reagan is a friend of Israel. '*-. 15-60% OFF Make Your Own Storm Windows, Levin — First of all, Israel's action ^ HOLDS IN It was an easy night for Democrats in Lebanon was justified and neces­ HEAT! Storm Doors, Porch Enclosures! at Congregation Shaarey Zedek in sary. More than any other Mideast All Lithographs SO EASY ANYONE CAN OO IT! ^Southfield Monday as U.S. Senate and country, Israel shares our country's .->"'•-• framed or KEEPS OUT CUr FLEX0QLASS TO SIZE House candidates discussed Middle commitment to democracy. The presi­ V COLO! AHO TACK OVER SCREENS unframed 0« WINDOW 6PENINOS! Eastern issues. dent hasn't showed wisdom with the T- Saves COSTS SO LITTLE ONIY U.S. Sen. Don Riegle Jr. and Republi­ peace proposal. Shown: The Greatest ANYOHt . ?vn. It can'challenger Philip E. Ruppe were Rosen — Reagan gave too much &' Gift, . Fuel! CAN AFFORD IT! 63C Also ?8'. 48't W rt'.dlhi on liand. So were two 17th District Con­ away in advance of negotiations. By by Irene Spencer WARP BROS. Cflicago 60651 f-.cveis <« Plastics Since IM4 gressional candidates — Republican providing for a Palestinian state in fed­ Take this ad (o your Hardware. Lumber or BWg Supply Store Jerry Rosen and Democrat Sander eration with Jordan on the West Bank Accept no substitutes-Get top quality FLEXOGLASS and a freeze of settlement, the Reagan Tr evarrow Hardware Levin — along with Allan Sipher, Dem' Also Edna Hibel, ;-. > BIRMINGHAM Town & Country Hardware PLEASANT RIDGE Reynold's Hardware ocraftc candidate in the 18th district. plan established conclusions which ef­ Huston Hardware 27740 Ford Rd . 97 W. Long Lake Rd. Jan Hagara, Violet Pidgewood True Value 1406 W. University 689-8030 Missing wasincurrjbent 18th District fectively became territorial minimum 205 N. Woodward 422-2750 Hardware 651*7200 1 Parkhursr, Sadalxo Mano, Norman Rockwell, 644-7330 UTICA Congressman William Broomfield, R- or negotiatton starting points for" re­ LIVONIA 23700 Woodward ROYAL OAK J 4 4 Ace Hardware Gregory Perillo, Sue Etem, Rusty Money, Neighborhood Hardware Loerfter Hardware 542-6641 Hilzinger's Ace Hardware 2015 Auburn 8! Dequindre Birmingham. turning land to Arab nations before REDFORD The majority of the 300-person they even began negotiations. The Fez Frances Hook & more. 1228 S.Woodward 29150 W. 5 Mile 108 S. Main - 73:1-7330 , Ml 6-2588 OA 2-2210 Chuck's Ace Hardware 541-2003 Larry's Hardware crowd wore Riegle and Levin -buttons' Summit had nothing to do with peace. - 27307 W. Seven Mile Rd 47979 Van Dyke J. Fawcett Ace Hardware NORTHVILLE _-. -- 535-4510 SOUTHFIELD and applauded when the Democratic Sipher — I believe in a secured Jew­ 1M4" MiddlchHt' » I.ivonia - . 008 8. Adamsfitr^— Frentz Hardware 4 Lumber 731-8660 -BracirrKaTawaTe ROCHESTER WARREN candidates spoke. ish state. It's the only democracy In the (Between 5 & 6 Mile) 642-6860 117 E. Main Oillman & Upton 24055 W. Ten Mile 3S«>300 Lutz Hardware middle east. It compares with ours. Mon., Tuts., Wed., Sac. 10-6 pm 261-5220 GARDEN CITY 349-2323 543 Main TROY 5919 Chicago Rd. LEVIN, AN attorney and former Thurs., Fri. 10-9£>peo Sue. 12-5 Garden City Ace Hardware ORCHARD LAKE 651-9411 264-2351 28715 Ford Rd. Orchard Lake True Value Reynold's Hardware Lutz Troy Hardware stite Senator, reminisced about hiS"bar Q. What do you think of the U.S.'s 2892 E. Maple Rd. WESTLANO 425-6080 4220 Orchard Lake Rd. 1445 N. Rochester Rd. Nankin Hardware & Hobby mitzvah at Shaarey Zedek years ago. economic and military assistance to Is­ 682-1020 651-0877 588-9411 Rosen quipped, "People arealways rael? 0,, 35101 Ford Rd. A* ,'*' 722-5700 . asking me, 'what's a nice Jewish boy A. Riegle — I've been a supporter of '*/Cft) Prom there, Rosen, an attorney, said Ruppe — I support the president on he was a moderate Republican who aid to Israel. couldn't always agree with Democrats. Levin — I favor full economic sup-, Ruppe, former president of a brew­ port to Israel. T ing company and a six term congress­ Rosen — Economic and military as­ A Aia«:sii tii man from Houghton, appeared the sistance must contiue unabated and un­ most uncomfortable in the group, shak­ abridged. ing hands with voters carrying Riegel Sipher — I would support all mili­ campaign literature. - tary and economic aid to Israel. Hold everything! Asked if he thought it was right for Natural Pope John Paul II to meet with PLO What do you think about arm sales to Norwegian Chairman Yasser Arafat, Ruppe said, Arab countries.? Up to 26% "That's a tough question. I'm a Roman A. .Riegle — I fought to defeat the Blue Fox Catholic. And all I can say is that I sale of AWACS. After the election, Coats think Mr. (Menacham) Begin shot from we'll be acting to send additional gear /*S».V'fr?%''i the hip when he said those (negative) to the Saudis which I oppose. - Sk M795 remarks (about the pope) and I can't,, Ruppe —' Missiles and weapons agree with that." should not J>e sold to Jordan until they *<-- : are in the peace process. Limited ;•:?(: WHILE THE other candidates Levin — We'll have to look to new Ouaniitiej chastised President Reagan for his types of neighbors of Israel to sell arms Middle Eastern policies, Ruppe contin­ to. ued to defend his actions. mMmm Rosen — Arms sales to the Arabs of •'•' e>-$ Sipher, owner of a telephone answer­ sophisticated weaponry should be used •#&t-mSSiE= : '.;*%? • ing service and Farmington Hills resi­ as a reward, after they have demon­ *J^A^*, dent, gave his opinions on the Mideast strated conciliatory behavior. 5*s&-< but made sure the crowd knew that he, Sipher — I would have voted against Miagftwjiii»M»iwiliiMmiiiiiij!iiiiii' too, is Jewish. the sale of AWACS to the Saudis. •I 0» Here are the candidates' answers to Our exclusive. Tivoli storage units hold everything Irom books to Bach, vintage bottles to four questions posed by members of Q.What are your budget priorities as vintage Beatles. In oak. teak or walnut ve• :?n, the system cbnsisupf narrotf and wide stacking Congregation Shaarey Zedek, B'nai they affect the elderly and special- 'units and rianow and wide' wall units. There are shelves, drawers, doors, drop fronts, record B'rith Metropolitan Detroit Council, ne€d groups? dividers, a music bench, a desk.unU: Showr}•„ \ wide wafl unit; 1159.95 reg. $215-. 2 narrow wall Greater Detroit Chapter of Hadassah. units. »135.00 teg. $165 ea : I base wide stack un^ 177.95 reg' $95; t top \vkle stack unit. and Zionist Organization of America- "A. Riegle — 6ur basic national $69.95 reg $90; 1 base narrow stack unit. $54.95 reg. $70; 1 top narrow stack unit. $49,95 Detroit District. priorities are not sound. The Reagan reg S65. 1 drop front $39.95 reg $50: 8 ^ide draaers $26.95 reg. S35ea; 4 narrow drawers economic plan cheats the state. It takes $21.95 reg. S30ea.: 1 set doors $39.95 reg <50. 2 single doors $27.95 reg $35 la'; 1 record Q. What do you think of Reagan's $94 per capita away from people in'our divider $39.95 reg. $50 Call us (or sizes. Middle East Plan? region. A. Riegle — It's ambigious. It's un­ Ruppe — I favor indexing social se­ ANN ARBOR SOUTHFIELD clear. Who is going to participate in the curity according to inflation. 410 N. Fourth Ave 26026 W 12 Mile Rd discussions? The question of Jerusalem Levin — We have to send people io at Farcers Market West of Telegraph (313)668-4688 (313)352-1530 (as the capital of Israel) was not ad­ Congress who will vote in favor of the Mon. Thurj. Frl 99 Mon TKurs. Fri.-10-9 dressed. What about Jordan? It's been elderly on issues. Tues Wed Sat 9-5 30 Sun 12-5 Tues Wed. Sat. 10-5:30 Sun. 12-5 rejected by the Arab states, f Rosen and Sipher could not answer C'*cr»S-.Tcf. ir< 1'Mil Ruppe — The president's plan has the question because of time limita­ been easy to criticize, but it's a chance tions.

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"\9 • ^ Layoffs challenged Thursday, October 14, 1982 O&E (L,R,W.Q)11A Suits endanger county cash Two lawsuits against Wayne County That amount Is calculated on 480 hours end of the fiscal year approaches on Nov. might jeopardize the borrowing of $10 mil­ costing $1.68 each hour based on the feder­ 30 and deliberations begin for spending, in lion and add to the uncertainty of payday al cost-of-living UjfJaft^or that period. In 1982-83. ^ schedules, said Smauel A. Turner, the addition, the county owes for 560 hours at a chairman of the County Board of Commis­ cost yet to be determined by county fiscal FORMAL HEARINGS on new budget sioners. , officers. recommendations from various county de­ The county is enduring a cash-flow short­ . The layoffs and borrowing are necessary partments and agencies start this week and age, temporarily relieved by the borrowing because the county is facing a $22.3-millidn will continue throughout OetQhejr jind No­ of 110 million two weeks ago, but Turner deficit which the MFC says must be elimi­ vember. _. said $10 million more is needed to assure nated by December 1983. In earlier reports uninterrupted paydays through Nov. 30. from the County Board of Auditors, the def­ A new budget is scheduled for adoption Both suits come from Council 25 of icit has been projected only as high as $17.6 by Dec. 1, when fresh, tax revenues and American Federation^ State, County and million, but the figures was revised as the other funds become available. Municipal Employees AFSCME represents about 70 percent of the county's 3,400 em­ ployes/ Ones asks for the immediate payment of a cost-of-living allowance (COLA) due since SC hosts 50 colleges August. The other would rescind the layoffs of about 180 emolpyees displaced Oct. 4.

^ THE, LAYOFFS were conditions in a def­ on recruiting night icit-riddance plan required by the State High school students and their par­ Three 35-minute sessions will be con­ Municipal Finance Commissions before ents will be able to get first hand infor­ ducted during the eveing at 7:20, 8:05 granting permission to borrow the first $10 mation from representatives of nearly and 8:50. Ii> addition, Jhere will be million, Turner said. '50 colleges at college night to be held three sessions devoted to information He said that if the layoffs are rescinded, on the Schoolcraft College Livonia about financial aid — who qualifies, the county would stand little chance of re­ campus Oct. 19. how to apply and what is available. ceiving permission to borrow an additional In addition to public and private $10 million. Schoolcraft has canceled all'campus Michigan colleges and universities, classes after 5 p.m. that evening. Class­ Turner said the payment of COLA proba­ representatives of the service acade­ bly would not jeopardize more borrowing, es in GardeH City and Plymouth will mies and a number of out-of-state meet as scheduled. but would likely cause delayed paydays. schools will be present. 1¾ For the payment due in August, COLA Participants should arrive on cam­ For further information, students would amount to more than $800 per eligi­ pus by 7 pjiv to learn about room as­ may contact their high school coun­ I ble employee. signments and locations. selors. A INA'9 IMPORT^ 5e/ Bringing a part'of^urope to Livonia Sweetest Day Specials Expresso jyJfcoHee Maker Reg. *27" SALE s17" • Deluxe - I Pasta Machine with Ravioli attachments Reg. »79« SALE '65 91 I • Silk Flower & Candy Corsages or Favors _ Offer ends Oct. 23, 198! 32104 Plymouth Rd. ^ Livonia 525-1888 «£. Roofing DISCONTINUED SIDING S0FFITSEC0NDS ft o o a o o ft a o o o o o oooooooog'o ¢¢0000900009 WHITE MOO Sq. 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FAMILY RESTAUJUMT new recording auditions GO QREEX ONCE A WE£B<-TRK - TRYY GYROS-GKEB GYROS - GKEEKjAMEftCAV N CUISINE Detroit-area singer Dave Walz, a former Livonia •Auditions for the Greenfield Village KNOCKOUT DINNER SPECIALS resident, has just released his first recording (or Players production of "A Connecticut • FISH A CHIPS Artisan Records in Nashville. Yankee in King Arthur's Court" will be •LIVER 4 ONIONS $Q99 The record, "Living With a Ghost," was written held from 6-10 p.m. Monday at the • CHICKEN by Terry Carisse,-M981 Grammy Award-winning Henry Ford Museum Theater in Dear­ • VEAL EACH. Best Songwriter of the Yeajr in£anada. born. SPAGHETTI W/OARLIC SUN.-THURS. - During -theiast two .years, Walz recorded two al­ No appointment is necessary for the TOAST * SALAD 4 pm to close bums locally and released them under his own la­ open auctions. • DELMONICO STEAK bel. His two sisters, who are from Farmington Hills All positions are salaried. Twenty- BELLY BU8TER OMELETTE W/TOAST and Dearborn, did backup on his first album, a pop- seven performances will be given Dec. gospel record "My.God and I " 8ERVED WITH POTATO.TEXAS TOAST. - i through Jan. 15. CHOICE OF COLESLAW. SALAD OR SOUP The latest album, "Country Old, Country New, ' Rehearsals begin Oct 27. All re­ contains "Assembly Line Blues," which was nomi­ hearsals are held in the evening hours. 26999 8 Mile 17314 Lahs«Y nated for a Grammy in 1981, and "Ghost Riders" 3 Blki. E ofi In)ut»Ink* r *it QreuuG>eu\ai RiRlwmr ' Performances are scheduled for days 533-0916- Both songs are still getting airplay in Michigan, only, five Saturdays, plus Dec. 6-10, 14- *,CMtm 532-0602 North Dakota and Minnesota 15 and 27-31. LAST DECEMBER Walz signed a contract with Resumes and photographs may be Elk Publishing, another Nashville-based company, submitted at the auditions. to publish some of his own songs. Last November Walz performed at a benefit con­ For salary information, exact dates cert, for a new soifnd board, at Salem High School and other questions call 271-1620, ext. niHonV* In Plymouth. In June he did a concert for the Livo­ 523. nia Arts Festival and in August performed at the Dave Walz, a New Boston resident formerly of Livonia, has recorded "Concert Under the Stars" summer series sponsoed "Living With a Ghost," written by a Grammy-award-winning by the Livonia Arts Council. songwriter. - He also has given many concerts in the Birming- ham-Bloomfield area and in Farmington Hills. NowAPPEARiNG The Return Of FREE RUMPLESTILTSKIN SWEETEST DAY CARNATION Happy Hour Monday thru Friday ADAM'S T0WNE HOUSE One Per Couple Saturday. October 16th N.Y. STRIP 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. , "HIS N' HERZ" ^, Mon.Tuea, Wed. ' OR The th nVl CHEFS DINNER SPECIALS Proper Attire. Please H^.o\HG DANNY WDARLENE PRIME RIB 25 HOUR MEAT OR PISH ENTREES Co-Sponsors of U of M Football tfll* TUES. thru SAT. Served with salad $795 Complete I (formerly Village Pump) Come have dinner and "potato or rice, Dinner on WWJ Radio homemadabread > . Ji- MON.-SAT. FRI. & SAT, EVE. enjoy a night of dancing Thru Oct. 30 Monday Niqhf Football Party and a glass ot "AirYouCanEat" house wine Our Famous Norwelglao Wide Screen TV 30843 PLYMOUTH ROAD Jjp Cod Fish & Chips & Deeo $V|95 (2 Bib. E. of Merrimen) ATXA cflgrt J/J LUNCHEON SPECIALS) Fried Chicken Dinner *T n Livonia ,fc' «wwv 1-^¾^ PIANO BAR MON. • FRI. TUES. EVE. WED.-SAT. Cotsis "All You Can Eat!" $#595 Sheraton- FOOD A SPIRITS Spaghetti Dinner - ^ •^rryUs*You^ilU>¢e'Us!•^ 15800 Middlebelt, between 5 & 6 Mile, Livonia EXCELLENT FOOD & SPIRITS Oaks ^ '"xv," * THE OFFICE OF MAJOR EVENTS PRESENT IN ALL NEW ATMOSPHERE XMJ HATON MOICLS & INNS WCMH-OWIDE Casual Dining 522-5600 .•->•• r,H{HAir>Nr>nivF NOVI MICHIGAN NOW APPEARING 313/348 SOOO Th« Smooth Mellow Sound ol Sunday H«lty & Randy Scott Located at 1-96 Tui Novi Rd. (Exit 162» Opposite the Twelve Oaks Mall 32350 W. 8 MILE SAVE FARMINGTON 474-7620 BEEF PASTIES $1.59 Buy 4 or more, get 1 FREE Rutabaga & carrots added on request at no extra charge. $2.00 OFF Dozen 2 LOCATIONS 1 6755 MIDDLEBBLT SPECIAL FAMILY SIZE PIZZA % GARDEN CITY 421-8580 U-BAKE-IT $4.99 ^ • 27831 W. 7 MILE jBk^UVONIA, 538-7738

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Thursday, October 14, 1982 O&E • 13A Hospital's prison closed to county A 20-bed prison unit at Detroit Re­ city has not been very cooperative in ceiving Hospital and University Health guarding their prisoners." > Center has been closed because Wayne "Wouldn't it be prudent to just use County and Detroit have failed to pay WCGH?" asked Orzech. $2.5 million for emergency prisoner care accumulated over the past two "We could, yes," answered Byrd, years, members of Wayne. County's "but we've got to be careful. We've had Public Safety and,Judiclary Committee people remove these prisoners from learned fast week. their hospital beds at gun point." Edward S. Thomas, president and "How about using medical insur­ chief execuitve officer of the facility, mmmuz ance?" asked Commissioner Loretta told, committee members he was tired Yx>ung. "Wouldn'i this help pay for of waiting fc- the money, pointing out their care?" that the two governmental groups had "We're exploring that possibility LAST 4 DAYS-SALE ENDS SUN. only paid some $500,000 on the account now," Byrd said. "Gov. Milliken just since 1980. signed into a law a statute making it "Aparently Wayne County and De­ possible to use medical care insurance troit are squabbling over the charges," for prisoners and we believe we can re­ he told Commissioner Delores Bennett, cover from 30-50 percent of our costs." chairing the meeting. A motion by vice chairman James 25% OFF 25% OFF Rashid to refer the problem to the IN A LETTERlo the County-Board" coupty's fiscal advisor, the Board of of Auditors Sept. 24, Thomas asserted Auditors, the sheriff and the WCGH ad­ PANT-HER~FA1T ~~ TJOVEFTEPARATES FOR that the unit has been closed because of ministrator was approved. the failure of the county and city to pay SEPARATES FOR WOMEN FASHIONABLE YOUNG MEN for the treatment of prisioners and be­ IN A RELATED matter, Donald Cox, cause of the low occupancy of the inpa­ president of Wayne County Sheriff's Smart gift choices in o selection of ponts, skirts and Save 25% off the ticketed price of a ha/idsome collection tient prison unit. Local 502, went to court Monday to shirts. Now 25°o off ticketed price assorted xali/winter of sportcoats ond matching slacks for young men. Select With the prisoner population averag­ seek an arbitration award because of colors, fabrics and styles. In Misses sizes for work, wools, wool blends or corduroy in a variety of colors ond ing about 1,000 a day, commissioners recent layoffs, overtime, and an in­ are uncertain whether emergency care creasing jail population. school or play. 500 units* in Career Sportswear. styles for fall and winter. In Men's Sportswear. will keep pace. Sheriff William Lucas, in a letter to Thomas said his facility will not pro­ Board Chairman Samuel A. Turner, has vide out-patient service, elective ad­ asked for the continuation of 15 deputy missions or elective diagnostic service. positions and the hiring of an additional 4,. 'The unit cost 1700 per day to main­ 18 officers for the balance of the fiscal 20% OFF 25 % OFF tain," Thomas explained, "and we are year to staff jail cells now bulging with transferring out over 100 paying pa­ prisoners. tients-per month when we could be us­ Cox told the Public Safety Commit­ OUR ENTIRE SELECTION OUR ENTIRE SELECTION ing the 20 beds set aside for prisoners. tee that depsite the efforts of Execu­ Detroit's share of the bill Is in excess of tive Chief Judge of Circuit Court Rich­ OF WARM WOMEN'S ROBES OF FINE QUALITY LUGGAGE- $1 million." ard Dunn and his staff, prisoner popu­ lation has not been reduced to 903 as Save 20% on all of our regular priced wrop, zip, gripper, ..-¾ Take 25% off the ticketed price including hard ond soft- JAMES BYRD, jail medical adminis­ expected but, in fact, has continued to waltz and long length robes. Comfortable velour, fleece side sets, totes, attoches ond portfolios. Choose from trator, in answering County Commis­ exceed 980. and quilted styles in a variety of colors. Sizes P-S-M-L- Samsonite, M & M Verdi, Diane von Furstenberg and sioner George J. Orzech's question con­ Lucas' letter said the 15 officers are cerning possible space at'the county needed to maintain a 939 capacity, an I.X.-2X in Sleepwear and Robes. others. All styles not ot all, stores. In Luggage. general hosptial, admitted the West- additional nine if the count averages land facility could be used, but added between 940 to 975, and another nine if that it takes an additional 30 minutes prisoner population exceeds 975. to reach the hospital and that deputies "Overtime," Cox explained, "is cost­ will have to be made available to guard ing the county $26,000 per week — 20% OFF 30% OFF each of the prisoners. more then if they hire the additional "The unit has been utilized 70 per­ officers." cent by Detroit and 30 percent by The issue was referred to Turner's FAMOUS MAKER DENIM •.... WARM WINTER SNOWSUITS Wayne County," Byrd said, "and the office for further action. ACTIVE WEAR FOR JUNIORS & JACKETS FOR CHILDREN - Save 20% off the ticketed price on a collection of active Take 30% off the ticketed price of all Weather Nrow We Have" - wear for juniors. Choose from denims by Lee/ Sasson Tamer' snow suits for toddlers and infants, boys jackets, and the striped octive group from Tom Boy. In Junior ^-20, and White Stag' and Tidykins' jackets for girls, Affordable sizes. Hurry in. and save in Junior Sportswear. 4-14. In Infants, Toddlers and Children's Wear. Orthodontics . -i- -(Braces) for children and adults 20% OFF 25% OFF DentCare) "MISSESTCCOBAY~& AILEEN SWEATERS BY J.J. POOLE' FULL RANGE OF ORTHODONTIC DENTAL CENTER ^/ FALL COORDINATE GROUPS FOR GIRLS & YOUNG JRS. SERVICES > Located in Save 25% off our entire selection of classic sweaters by WORK DONE BY EXPERIENCED ' MONTGOMERY Take 20% off our entire stock of regular priced Eccobay J.J. Poofe. Choose from a variety of colors and styles ORTHODONTISTS WARD and Aileen coordinates including blouses, jackets, vests, for fall fashion and comfort. Hurry in for these greot sav­ ALL OTHER DENTAL SERVICES - skirts ond pants in a variety of fabrics. Misses sizes 8-l_8 EVERYTHING FROM CHECK-UPS . • • - 2nd Floor ings in Girls 7-1 4 and Young Juniors. TO DENTURES 29501 Plymouth Rd. and S-M-L. 1500 units* in Career Sportswear. - PERSONAL TREATMENT (at Middlebelc) i FAST. FRIENDLY AND AFFORDA­ Livonia BLE 425-0640 ' ALL INSURANCE PLANS ACCEPT- Hojrs Moo Then lOirrcofcprr Fn & Sit 10 im to 6 p-n ••A 19.99 1.39 to 1.99 ED Sun 12 to 1 fT. PAYMENT PLANS FOR ORTHO­ Owr.td ip.d Opfrircd ^ 8 1 Steven J Shustet, DDS 4 99 DONTIC CASES. . ! G!cn.iS Spent, DDS PC SAVE 25% OFF LEVI'S^ SAVE ON SELECTED STYLES 5 a FAMOUS BENDOVER SLACKS OF CROWLEY'S PANTYHOSE Reg. $27. Don't miss the savings on these proportioned ¢11005¾ from selected styles of basic sheer with reinforc­ slacks made of easy care Dacron- polyester. Famous for ed toe and basic sheer sondalfoot reg. $2, 1.39, and 3 SPECIAL VALUE their fit and comfort, these fly-fropt styles come in queen size sheer with reinforced toe reg. S3, 1.99, in foshion colors. 2000 units* in Moderate Sportswear. assorted colors and sizes. 8400 units* in Hosiery. • ELEGANT BEVELED GLASS >3 ON THREE SIDES- j ft UNHEARD OF AT THIS . PRICE. 25% OFF 50 % OFF ENTIRE SELECTION OF COATS SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE I • CABLE-WOUND, TRIPLE CHIME MOVEMENT FOR WOMEN, MISSES & J'RS. OF ALL ONEIDA FLATWARE CHIMES EVERY QUARTER Take 25% off the ticketed price of all winter coots in 5 pc. place settings: LTD reg. $60, $30, Heirloom reg. i HOUR. stock including wool, fur trimmed, fake fur, all-weather 40.75, 20.38, Deluxe reg. $22, $11, Community reg. n coots and rainweor. Choose, dress,-casual and sport 28.50, 14.25, Profile reg. 1 7.25, 8.62, Silverplate reg. Ik • HANDSOME RED CHERRY styles in Women's, Misses and Junior Coots. 65.75, 32.87, Gold reg. SI06, $53. tn Silverware. • FINISH ACCENTED BY BRASS COLUMN CAPS. 20 % OFF 20.99 i • DIAL FEATURES PEWTER MOON WHEEL AND SOLID ALL REGULAR PRICED JR. SPECIAL SAVINGS ON BRASS ARABIC 1 . NUMERALS. PETITE, WOMEN'S DRESSES WESTBEND BUFFET SKILLET 9 Take 20% off the ticketed price of all regular priced Special purchase. This handy 11" skillet with a non-stick • FROM THE HEIRLOOM dresses and suits in stock Choose from o varrety of interior for quick, easy cleaning, is just in time for holi- COLLECTION OF CLOCKS career, moderate ond better, dresses for juniors, petttes doy entertaining and makes o greot gift for your favorite 3 BY and holf sizes in Dresses. -- cook. 100 units* available in Housewares.

REG. ' 1,59500 25% OFF 25% OFF § SALE $995°° FINE SUITS, SPORTCOATS ENTIRE SELECTION OF MEN'S & DRESS SLACKS FOR MEN OUTERWEAR & RAINWEAR . I Save 25% off the ticketed price of our entire collection Reg. $55 to $245. Collection includes o voriety of (Mmtf al Maustt of suits and blazers ond Van Julian dress slacks. Choose o styles including London Fog/Williom 8orry,' variety of fabrics. Stacks ore 100% "wool flonnel Suits Catolino, Stratojac,'Pacific Troil'ond other famous not ot Birmingham. In Men's Clothing \ makers. Selection varies by store. In Men's Outerweor. V(fea & Master Card Accepted * Total urn's on sole while* quantities lost 20292 MIDDLEBELTyS. of EIGHT MILE* LIVQNIA ,

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"W^BTTAYNE-WESTLANDS Dec. 7 special will depend on state cutbacks in aid to education No one has enough money to adequately fund ed­ candidates from which to choose. Three candidates %W / election witt probably determine the fu- and concessions made by school employee unions ucation this:year — not the state, not the district have fi|ecf for two six-month terms, and seven oth­ yy ture of your kids' education for years to and certainly not Wayne-Westlariti property tax­ ers have filed for two 18-month terms.' come The election is being held to fill HOW SERIOUS is the district's financial condi­ payers. That means board members will be left The lists include some familiar names like Kath­ four vacancies on the board of education. tion? with some hard choices to make. leen Chorbagian, who has served as an Area Council The Tour positions became available after a re­ • Well, it was serious " enough Monday night to That's why taking the time to learn about the 10 PTA president. Others who have been involved in call ,?. Y'-ion was successful in removing from office prompt the board to table approval of a 11,000 ex­ candidates in the special election is so important. closely watching the district include Phyllis M. Donald Rusnock, Mary Arbour, Kenneth Marshall penditure — not a large amount for a district of Don't wait until Dec. 7 to decide whom to vote for; Runiojn, Kathryn Shaw and Dorothy StocKwell. The and Mildred BalterSon Wayne-Westland's size. The money would have Recall elections are a poor substitute for voters other three candidates for the 18-month term are Even with the abbreviated terms, which 10 can­ matched a $1,000 donation from Schweitzer School making informed choices. Joseph F. Arbini, William J. LeDuc and Raymond didates are seeking, the school board will face ma- PTA under a policy adopted by the board in recent Voters must begin now to quiz candidates on Robichaud. |or decisions The first decision to come before it years. Schweitzer wants to use the money to buy an their attitudes toward and priorities for education. Candidates for the six-month term are Glenn S will invofveschool finances.: __—^--- Apple-eomputer-for school use. After all, how many of us would"buy a major appli- Anderson, Mathew M. McCusker and Sharon P. District administrators told the remaining three Board .members were concerned, however, that ance without checking first on its performance, re­ Scott. board members Monday night that they may Have the $22,000 set aside in,this year's--budget for liability and capacity? to look for ways to slice $3 million out of this year's matching gifts would be needed just to run the Get to know tbem all. You child's education de­ budget The bottom line, according to John Baracy. schools. FORTUNATELY, voters have a wide selection of pends on it.

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OB FITZPATRICK. THE second-running candidate for Wayne County executive, is raising some excellent questions about the B Wayne County Road Commission during his campaign. c That's typical. FitzPatrick, a moderate Democrat :Mt Vv.N 'ii^'jjYf?:', running as a moderate Republican, has raised vir­ tually all the issues as voters prepare to elect the "-.•J ^,..,^-----^.-.-^ .-w.if/'.k-^- tffcSESvEtt i £CC£1UTRlC &f%tfS first executive of a home-rule couDty in Michigan history. Front-runner William Lucas, the sheriff and a Democrat, was effective in supporting a pair of bills that will allow voters to amend the charter A quiet proposal to boost car sales next year and bring the autonomous, politics-ridden Roaa Commission under the wing of the executive. The bills passed so easily because the Road Com­ Like it or not, we all work for the auto industry. ' today when you can wait a few weeks and pay a mission dismayed everyone by signing a sweetheart You probably don't punch a clock every morning reduced price? 4 contract with 73 management and supervisory per­ at Ford's transmission plant in Livonia. Nor do you Finally, the talks ended with no agreement. No sonnel, locking them into their jobs and frustrating spend your working hours at the -American Motors "pass through" savings resulted, and GM dealers any county executive's efforts at reorganization for Corp. headquarters in Southfield. were left with a large inventory. two full terms. You may consider yourself a gasoline station at- Nick 4 tendant, a lawyer or a housewife. But, believe me, A few months later, after a second round of tough LUCAS CONTENDS that once the Road Com­ you work for the auto industry. Dollars produced by Sharkey talks, the 430,000 UAW workers accepted several mission is dissolved by the voters, that sweetheart the auto companies and* related suppliers provide significant contract concessions. Within hours of re­ the lifeblood for the Detroit area. That money then ceiving that approval, Smith announced a new ex­ contract will be nullified.- The sheriff says it's crease, even if it did restore a cost of living allow­ pointless to join a lawsuit attacking the contract. supports suburban life insurance agents, .accoun­ ecutive bonus plan. tants, grocery store clerks, etc. ance. The resulting public outrage forced Smith to Not so. says FitzPatrick: • Iacocca's comments ended any hope of getting ••J. too. believe the bills would be the beginning of. The last two years have reminded us of the rela­ withdraw the new bonus plan. tionship. Auto sales are the pits. Thus, Michigan's the contract approved. It was learned later that some semblance of control of this autonomous body. Iacocca V(as giving a false impression. Technically Bui to believe that they would eliminate the union unemployment rate for September was an astro­ WHAT MAKES auto executives make dumb nomical 15.9 per cent. Chrysler is profitable, but not because of current,, statements? Obviously, they're not dumb people. contract that has already been established without car sales One-time sales such as the tank plants in going through the courts is erroneous. It can be argued that Iacocca was only trying to IT'S WITH this in mind that I offer a modest pro­ Lima, Ohio, and Warren improved the financial pic­ "To assume Lucas' logic, we have to believe that ture. reassure bankers and suppliers about Chrysler. all of the legitimate union contracts are no longer posal for our troubled industry. It is: put a muzzle Smith's supporters argue that he wanted to prove to on the chief executives of the automobile compa­ consumers they would benefit from contract Con­ in effect Nothing could be farther from the truth. Until the company makes a profit on current op­ Legal opinions I've received have indicated those nies. cessions. The bonus plan announcement was said to As evidence, lookYo Chrysler Corp. Today the fi­ erations, it is in trouble. But that message was lost have been made to stop the loss of GM executives to union contracts will remain in force, including the on UAW workers because of Iacocca's braggadocio. sweetheart contract with the management employ­ nal votes will be tabulated as the UAW overwhelm­ other companies. ingly rejects a new contract. ...,. ees IACOCCA IS not alone In suffering from a loose 1-was asked by Dwight Vincent from the law What happened? According to most observers, Like the rest of us, these executives sometimes approval of the new contract was going to be close. lip. talk too much. firnrro/'Crark. Klein and Beaumont to continue the Earlierthis year, General Motors was also in­ lawsuit against the Road Commission management. Then Chrysler Chairman Lee Iacocca began bragg­ Issues facing the auto industry like high interest ing about about his company's financial statements. volved in delicate negotiations with the UAW. In the rates, international trade restrictions and consumer It was necessary for both William Lucas and myself midst of many offers and counter-offers, GM to join the suit. Lucas declined. - Iacocca proclaimed that Chrysler was profitable confidence are complex. That's the beauty of my and in fact had a $1 billion cash reserve. Chairman Roger Smith surprised everyone by remedy...... "I believe that under the legislation, we begin to promising that any dollar concessions GM received change the appointing authority

analysis tility ballot plans •— who supports them and why )y Tim Richard •» mm Blombach, the amount of revenue at than D. by prohibiting members of the ^staff writer stake Is four times the site of Its earn­ Legislature from going to work for a Proposal D Proposal H ings. Foes of Proposal D place the In­ utility within two years of leaving off­ D is dumb," say the television cora- terest cost to utilities at $100 million a Proposal G ice. >'?mercials — but what is D? Proposal to require hear­ Proposal to prohibit certain year. A proposal for an elected And for that, matter, what are all ings on all utility rate in­ adjustment clauses; prohi­ Consumers Power's credit rating is Public Service Commis­ PROPOSAL G would amend the i||these utility proposals about on the creases, abolish rate ad­ bit rate increase"* without BBB with Standard & Poor. It is on a state constitution to give voters the op­ ? sion. MNov. 2 ballot? justment clauses and es­ prior notice and hearing; "credit watch list. Its bonds are "barely The proposed amendment portunity to elect PSC members. | "Three of the seven state ballot pro­ tablish procedures in rate and prohibit state (egisla- "investment grade," which means insti­ would: The method would be like the mucb- posals would affect the state Public tutional Investors who like pension criticlzed method of selecting state Su­ hearings. tors from accepting em­ "1. Establish a..5 member p^Service Commission, which rules on The proposed law would:' ployment with a utility for funds may buy them. But, says Blom­ preme Court justices: . Candidates grates charged by gas and electric utili­ bach, one tiny slip downward will put Public Seryice^Commission would be nominated at party conven­ If" 1. When rate increase is re­ two years. the firm's securities Into the "specula­ to be elected for 4 year tions but run on a non-partisan ballot. ties. quested, require full and The proposed law would: X?M Here is an easy way to understand tive" grade, make them impossible to terms, with no more than 3 Chief.sponsor is ACORN, a Detroit gjfthem: complete hearing on all 1. Prohibit certain adjust­ sell to Institutional investors, and raise terms expiring at same neighborhood group which sees (he PSC 1¾ • Think of D and G as opposing, but costs of utility service, in­ ment clauses and provide the Interest cost. time. as "unaccountable to anyone except the ffs-overlapping, proposals on utility rates. cluding fuel costs. that utilities may, upon re­ And those Interest costs will wind up 2. Provide that the Commis­ utilities themselves." It says states **• • H is a constitutional amendment 2. Abofish existing adjust­ quest, recover reasonable in the customers' utility bills. sion perform the duties cur­ with elective PSCs have lower utility ..which would make the Public Service ment clauses and establish and prudent costs of fuel, rently assigned to the_ap- rates than states with appointive PSCs. Opposing G is a group called Voters :¾; ^Commission members elected officials -procedures in—rate—hear- -purchased—g"as—or—pur­ - PROPOSAL H starts out looking like pointed Public Service ^rather than appointed by the governor. ings. chased electricity, only af­ Proposal D. It was placed on the ballot for Responsible Regulation. On its Commission. steering committee are representa­ 3. Allow only one rate in­ ter "full and complete hear­ by the Michigan Legislature with the PROPOSAL D is the work of the support of the utilities. 3. Require nomination of tives from chambers of commerce, ing" on such costs. js-.-aMichigan Citizens Lobby, a group crease hearing per utility at It would still require hearings on fuel candidates for Commission Consumers Power Co., the Communica­ 3¾ which frequently supports business reg­ the same time, unless hear­ 2. Permit separate hearings adjustments, but it wouldn't limit a to be by partisan political tions Workers of America and the ulation measures (auto mechanic li- ings are for different ser­ to be held on any change in utility to one rate case per year. convention and electionj>f League of Women Voters of Michigan. |rc|censing), ..and state Attorney General vices provided by the utili­ cost of fuel or purchased Proposal H gets relatively little at­ candidates to be on non­ Beverly McAninch, Plymouth resi­ |£| Frank Kelley. Supporters include the ty- gas at same, time as hear­ tention because its supporters are con­ partisan portion of ballot. dent and state president of the LWV, £k Michigan Education Association and a Should the law be adopted? ings on general rate in­ centrating on defeating D. 4. Provide that each Com­ says G "would make a mockery of our £1) handful of other unions. crease. If state hearings are so duplicative missioner to be elected elections because candidates nomi­ nated by political parties would be pre­ ^¾¾ Its chief opponents are the utilities, 3. Prohibit members of the of federal regulation, why are the utili­ shall appear on the ballot 3c state chamber of commerce, state NO/T SO, say the foes of Proposal D. present legislature from ties supporting Proposal H? Politicalh sented as nonpartisan candidates. as a separate office. "Nominations at such political con­ ii-fl AFL-CIO and construction unions. They Natural gas is delivered by a sup­ working for any Michigan they see an upset public demanding Ji campaign as Michigan Citizens for plier, a pipeline and finally a distribu­ some kind of look at the business/The Should this amendment be ventions are likely to be political .jf-lsj Jobs and Energy. tor such as Consumers Power. The fed­ utility for two years after utilities figure they can live with J adopted? plums, which is hardly ample qualifica­ "£% What started the furor was Con- eral government regulates the pro­ leaving legislative office. Proposal H would go a step farther tion for serving on the PSC." £f sumers Power Co.'s announcement that ducer and pipeline. Thus, Proposal D Should the law be adopted? gf natural gas prices would soar this win- amounts to double regulation by both 2¾ ter because Algeria was drastically the federal and state governments. '0j> hiking the price of liquefield natural "Gas and electricity companies are same case at the same time. This gives '••• gas (LNG) to the pipelines from which required to pay prices for fuel estab­ the attorney general and consumer or­ 0. Consumers buys. lished by federal government regula­ ganizations, with their limited re­ * The situation is complicated by the tion," says a position paper from the sources, a fairer chance to partici­ Tell me about fact that utilities are big borrowers, Michigan State Council of Service Em­ pate." paying 17 percent interest for working ployees. Objects Consumers Power's Blom­ your high gas heating bills ~\ capital. In fact, just last week, Attorney Gen­ bach: "In this state, it takes 14-16 eral Kelley asked the Federal Energy months to get a rate case through the pf CURRENTLY, the utilities may in- Regulatpry Commission to reject two PSC." The utilities have a study show- pT"crease or decrease their bills automatl- pipeline requests for rate increases. ing .Michigan is one. of the slowest o »* ff% cally as their fuel costs rise or fall. Mike Blombach, Consumers Power states in the union in processing rate '*''• Both Proposals D and H would change spokesman, adds it isn't true that gas. cases. The average is about seven this by requiring PSC hearings on fuel distributors have no incentive to hunt months. I rate changes. for cheaper supplies. "We have a |7 bil­ Says Joe Tucbinsky, executive direc­ lion investment. If we in Michigan HERE IS. where high interest rates tor of the Citizens Lobby: "If passed, aren't competitive, we won't attract In­ enter the picture. (D) will allow Consumers Power's Al­ dustry," he said. In the case of Consumers Power gerian gas purchase to be challenged, THE HEART of the battle, however, alone, the amount of revenue at stake and it will stop utilities from raising isn't'state approval of fuel adjustment in the fuel adjustment hearing amounts their rates every month with little or costs. Rather it's the provision allowing to 1326 million a year. While waiting no advance review/ only one rate case per utility per year. for the PSC to handle all Its rate mat­ The PSC, he argues, "lets utilities Says MCL's Tuchinsky: "It prohibits ters as a single case, the company pay any price they please to suppliers, a utility from asking for a new rate in­ would have to borrow that money at 17 K' then pass on most or all of their costs crease while a previous case Is still percent interest. to their customers In immediate rate pending. And It prohibits the PSC from Consumers Power's entire earnings increases." holding two or more hearings on the are only $85 million a year. Thus: says.

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JOHNNY BELINDA Rosanna Ar TUES.. OCT. 26 10-11PM NBC (9 Central/Mountain) 9-9:30PM CBS - (8 Central/Mountain) quette and .Ricnard Thomas trf a "fi'i'•-•»•- 4:30-5:30PM CBS (3 30Cent./Mt.) ST. ELSEWHERE David Birnay and M*A*S*H Hawkeye jeturns! The drarnalic story ot an eager young ROBBERS, ROOFTOPS AND WIT­ Cynthia Sikes in a new medical d/ama 11th (and final)" season premiere of FRI.. OCT. 15 man who opens a wonderful new CHES. Tom Aldredge as Washington Series set in St Eligius. a large o!d the famous series with Alan Alda. wortd 10 a deaf grri. only to have the.r 9-11PMA8C (8 Central/Mountain) Irvmg. "the Father ot Ihe American hospital m a deteriorating section of Mike Farrell..Ha/ry Morgan. Lpretta fragile relationship tragically FOR LOVERS ONLY Loving Short Story", m a dramatization of Boston Birney plays the gifted Swit, David Ogden Stiers. Jamie Farr threatened Sensilivo and moving re­ newiyweds is search of the "perfect" three oi his tales. ' surgeon, Dr Ben Samuels, who also and Wijliam Christopher. honeymoon are always welcome at make of a 1946 dim. the title role of has a One-track mind when it comes Bliss Cove Haven, a sensuous which won the" first "Mrs Ronald • to women With £d Flanders. William resort dedicated to the fulfilment oi Beagan her Best Actress Oscar Daniels and an ensemble cast. This romantic fantasies With Deborah Rassm. Gary [Y/KRP) Sandy. Andy Griffith. Katherme {Soap) Heimond. Sally (M'A'S'H) Kefierman and Gor­ don {WKRP) Jurnp SAT.. OCT. 16 8-9PMCBS (7Central/Mountam) promoters propel him to contender Walt Disney: FREAKY FRIDAY Pan status for the middleweight cham- 2 Concluding the incredible comedy - .G'Onshjp •- and in the process he about mother and daughter. Barbara becomes involved with his attractive M.. I Harris and Jodie Foster, wno con­ press agent (Morgan Fairch/ld) Pow1 stantly hassle one another about the other's i'le. as parent and child are' 911:45PM ABC (8Cenlral/Mountam) sports bour.ti to do' One day. inexplicably FRI.. OCT. 15 they find themselves in each others "8PM-7NBC (7 Central/Mountain) bodies and then - 0 girl, watch out1 THE BLUES BASEBALL Game three of the John Aslm is the confused husband World Series from the home of the and lather Wizardry m Disney's time- .9-11PM-CBS (8Central/Mountam) American League champion honored tradition JOHN HI LI SMI NOT IN FRONT OF THE CHILDREN 9-11PM CBS (SCentrai/Mounrain. Lmda Gray is a divorced mother who SAT.. OCT. 1S DAN AC KROM) program debuts with the nickname ot must fight lor the nght_ to keep 23:30PM A8C (1 Central/Mountain) THE BLUES BROTHERS Director "Hilt Street Hospital", as it comes custody of her children alter 'she WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Jon (An American Werewolf In decides to live with a'younger man from the same production company London) Landrs" S32.000.000 John Getz. John (Garp) Lithgow, who give us the multi-Emmy Award- T8A_NBC (tbaCentral/Mpuntam) demolition derby m and around Stephen Elliott. Carol Rossen. wmnmg polrce showNOw. if Sf f is BASEBALL World Series game four Chicago, with Dan Ackroyd and the George Gnzzard. Lm McCarthy and just half as good ; SAT.. OCT. 23 SUN.. OCT. 17 late John Belushi recreating two of Cathryn Damon co-star Fighting for (This will be delayed a week If the 1:30-4:30PM NBC (l2:30Cent /Mt.) their most popular Saturday Night 9-11PMCBS (8 Central/Mountain) what you believe m. World Series goes lo a sixth game) Live characters. "Jollier Jake" and FOOTBALL Winnipeg Blue Bomb­ "EKvood B'ues" In a 5-7 minute" TV THUR.. OCT. 21 ers at Toronto Argonauts, a cdup'e of sketch they were funny, m an over M EL BROOK'S 9:3O-10PM N8C (8 30 Cent /Mount) Canadian hotshots trying to fill the two-hour Ihck, amidst thecar crashes TAXI ABC's loss is NBC's gain as this void for.the pro-pigskin junkies and music (including a show-stopper BLAZING FRI.. OCT. 15 award winner carries on on a new TBA N8C-, (tbaCentrafMountain) by the mcomparable"Aretha Fr3nklm). 8-9PMABC (7Central/Mountam) network which 1s great news in­ BASEBALL World Series game five, the brothers' act seems to drag ALL* FAMILY FEUD Five actors deed Now. if someone on NBC'd get if necessary SADDLES from Dynasty and five from Knots interested in saving Lou Grant TUES., OCT. 19 MON.. OCT/-T8 Landing, battle an equal number of 10-11PM NBC (9Central/Mountam) 9-11PMCBS (8 Central/Mountain) actors from two daytime soaps, Back for its 8PM-7MNBC (7 Central/Mountain) FORBIDDEN LOVE Andrew (son of 3rd season, it is still the best show on BASEBALL World Series game six. and All My Children. 1 Stella) Stevens and Yvette Mrmieux m the lube, "adding six .(6 ) Emmy if necessary. SAT.. OCT. 16 Awards to last years record total of the story of a young doctor and a WED.. OCT. 20 wealthy divorcee twice his age who 11:30-1AM N8C (10 30 Cent /Mt.) nine And did you catch the season 1 shock, even anger tnends and rela­ TWILIGHT THEATER II Leslie premiere on September 30th? Whew 8PM-7MNBC (7 Central/Mountain) tives, by their lifestyle arrangement Nielsen hosts a comedy show. BASEBALL World Series game seven, if necessary A moneyless young man and a. mat­ TUES.. OCT. 19 ron with money, if one can accept Ms.. 9-10PMNBC (8 Central/Mountain) SAT., OCT. 23 Mimieux as an older woman GAVILAN Robert Urich m the title 4-5:30PM NBC (3Central/Mountain) 9-11PM NBC (8Central/Mountam) role as an ex-CIA man called upon to SPORTSWORLD Charlotte 500 FARRELL FOR THE PEOPLE In her take on many snaggy assignments auto race and U S -China Women's HOTLINE Lynda Carter is a strug­ first big case as an assistant district New adventure series invitational Gymnaslicsmeet on tape gling artist who tends bar to help nay attorney m New York. Liz Farrell her tuition One evening she meets a from Rekmq China (Valerie Harper) faces a brilliant ex- -:¾ psychiatnsi (Granville Van Dusen) convict (Denms-tipscomb) with a SUN.. OCT. 24 who invires her to answer phone calls literary (lair who stands accused ot B"LA2INQ SADDLES Mel Brooks pan time at his crisis center. Her 1-7PMNBC Yt2 Neon Cent./MounU murder. Rhoda tor the prosecution hila/ious send-up of westerns and FOOTBALL There"either will or will temporary job soon turns into terror show-busmess. with Harvey Korman. .With'St'eve Forrest and Monte Mark-- OCT. 19 not be an NFL doobieheader" this Cleavon Little. Dom Deluise. Gene , afternoon, lithe strike is still on. then ham. Don't call me. til call youl 0-11PMCBS (8 Central/Mountain) Wilder, Madeiame Kahn (doing a it's back up north to Ihe CFL. Ho-hum "Dietrich"). Slim Pickens and the 10:30AM-1:30PM ABC<9:30AMC./M ) i! marvelous Alex Karras as "Mongo" 9-11PM NBC (8Central/Mountain) MOW.. OCT. 25 JOHNNY SUN.. 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Thursday. October 14. 1982 O&E ;'(W)1B Where teens eir back ont^Mck By 8herry Kahan called.."We talked about kids without srarf writer homes who were not able tn find ade- quate living places or parents. HEN TEEN-AGERS resid­ "Of that group, a dozen or so wanted ing at a Living Youth Cen­ to continue and try tcstart a home for ter in Westland come kids with surrogate parents to care for W home from school, waiting them." to greet them.are their "parents," Cin­ dy and Jeff Stewart. A dog named MEMBERS OF that group later be­ Princess is wandering around and sev­ came part of the board of directors of eral fish glide about a 55-gallon tank. Youth Living Centers Inc. But to make That's about as close as any institu­ their dream come true, they first had tion can come toward simulating a real to raise funds from foundations, corpo­ homelife. rations, service clubs and individuals. The youngsters need a real home. Without using tax money, a building They wound up at the center because was erected and opened in March of they were homeless, neglected, desert­ 1980. Young people 12-17 years of age ed or abused. took up residence, they were told they "They were ignored by their par­ could stay until they finished high ents," said Mrs. Stewart. "They felt un­ school and were situated satisfactorily. loved and no good." A sister building opened later. Each Her husband added they they were building holds eight teens plus surro­ often malnourished, and relief-house gate parents. They operate under a parent Jorge Gallegos noted that under contract with Michigan Department of pressure at first they might act very Social Services,' which places the ftSTrr aggressive. youngsters. "When they get here, they view an­ "Many of. the youngsters who come Jeff and Cindy Stewart, with Princess the dog, give a feeling of stability and security to young residents of Westfand's Youth Living other person as someone who will get with us without adequate parenting or Center. them or put them down," said Gallegos. direction could wind up in an adult in­ "They put up a defensive mechanism." stitution of one sort or another instead ents, and many of the young people re­ Ron Scott of Westland, executive di­ of becoming law-abiding citizens," turn home. rector for the centers, reported the pointed out Scott. "When the youngsters come to us, the young people show "marvelous changes "We see a distinct improvement in parental rights of their parents are tak­ within a few months. school grades over the period of time en away temporarily," he pointed out. "Life becomes stable," he added. they are with us. They begin to look "There has been a breach of parental "With the love, attention and limit-set­ healthy and act healthy. There is a dis­ responsibility. It doesn't mean they ting of a good home, they begin to blos­ tinct reduction in the number of illness have no rights, but they are limited to.„ som. They are able to get their lives in they have when the first come in." things like medical questions. order. They become involved in posi­ In other words, he pointed out with a "We can't require them to come to tive activities, like gardening, caring smile, "It worked." counseling, but we encourage them. for fish and plants, learning to dance, The secret of success is to provide a Usually they are receptive. They are doing volunteer work in the communi­ home with good parents. looking for any help they can get. They ty, things they had not been exposed to "They want you to'set limits becajuse usually have' problems of their own, previously." that shows you care/ explained Mrs. •like health, pov.erty or chemical abuse. They also have become Involved in-a Stewart, whose two children are also We need to motivate them to want yearly fun run, which takes place Sat­ growing up in the center. something more In Hie." urday arid- involves the public as• well •< -; ••(••... •.-.•+> as residents of the center. "TEENS DO dumb things," said Gal­ STEWART ESTIMATED that about legos. "Yon have to expect it. We sit 25 percent of the young people return THE CENTER in Westland is one of down with them and ask why they did to their natural parents when they two buildings erected by Youth Living it, if they knew it was wrong. The talk leave. Some go to foster care or anoth­ Centers, a private, non-profit organiza­ accomplishes a lot. By talking about it er temporary shelter. But many are tion licensed by the state "to provide Instead of getting mad, we provide a ready for independent living, moving in care for metropolitan Detroit-area role model. We're patient and willing with a relative or friend, and getting on children who are homeless, neglected, to listen. We figure out together what with the business of life. deserted or abused." It is affiliated to do instead-of coming down hard on As to his job as temporary parent, with the Villages Inc., started by Dr. them. Steward said: "It pays big dividends to Karl Menninger of the Menninger "We teach kid3 to deal with their the kids. Most every day I see changes Foundation of Topeka, Kan. problems this way, so they won't be in them. I hear my words and Cindy's It^prime mover and founder is a for­ rude or physical when they're mad." echoed back* from them. They learn mer member of the finance depart­ When the young people first arrive at from us, and I'm learning from them. Jorge Gallegos and his wife Emily also take over Ron Scott of Westland left a job with the Ford Mo­ ment of the Ford Motor Co., Ron Scott. the center, they are told the rules. "My own children are 8 and 9, and occasionally in the parent role at the center. tor Co. to organize homes to help troubled teens. He made a cadger change after work­ the teenagers help show me how to deal ing as a volunteer for Counterpoint "We talk In terms of hygiene, diet, with them. I can't think of anything I'd Runaway Center, a program in Inkster personal belongings and getting along rather do." for youth. with others," said Stewart. "We tell "I became aware that if they couldn't them that drugs, sex, alcohol and weap­ Youth centers ready fun run go home, there was no satisfactory ons are not allowed." place for kids once they left the runa­ Youth Living Centers of Westland will hold two running kilometer run. A T-shirt costs an extra $2. Shorts are an His wife added. "We teach them to events Saturday on Edward Hines Drive, just south of way center," he said. "What was needed cook, do the laundry and keep their extra $4. was a home and parenting." Staff photos Ann Arbor Trail. Trophies will be given to each age group winner, male room clean. We.want them to have The one-mile fun run is open to people of all ages. The In 1977 he called a meeting. these skills when they leave." by Bill Bresler and female. Team trophies will go to all-male, all-female "I asked 50 people involved in com­ 10-kilometer run is for more serious runners. and mixed teams. A team consists,of four people in dif­ Scott said that the staff continually Registration begins at 8 a.m. The one-miler starts at 9 munity efforts, and 25 came," he re- works with the teen's biological par- ferent age categories. a.m., followed by the 10-kilometer event at 9.30 am: For more information .call the centers' office at 729- Cost of the event is $3 for the fun run and $8 for the 10- 8945. *" City dweller finds her joy in gardening

By Sherry Kahan counter to demonstrate her time-sav­ "If there is no severe frost they will staff writer competition- again and she thinks she ing devices. last until November." may try it next year. "When I eat I stand here at the coun­ If there is a freeze she sprays the flo­ N A REDFORD garden of propor­ "I love gardening," said the Redford ter," she explained. "Then I can sweep wers with water to remove the frost. tions befitting her northern widow. "I can't wait to get out the dishes right into the sink. I can go "Then the sun won't do damage," she Michigan farm heritage, Rosella there.I'm not happy unless I'm doing down in the basement and put clothes said. "Freezing doesn't hurt them if the I Schultz raises chrysanthemums. it." in the washer while I'm chewing." frost melts before the sun comes out." Now at the height of their glory, Mums are not all that occupy the .At the end of the season she cuts these joys of fall splash their purples, mind and garden of this native of Schultz confessed to being a wor­ back the tops of some plants to^withln wines, .pinks, yellows, oranges and Alger. Vegetables are there, as well as kaholic. "I can't seem to waste six inches of the ground.. Others she, rusts over a good share of her garden. raspberries and strawberries. A grape time,"shesaid. leaves as they are so the^foliage will This Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 16 arbor at one side produces grapes of Bu^ what does this happy workaholic hold thesnow and create a protective and 17, Schultz will be up early to clip two colors. Ffom her trees $he harvests find to do in the winter? blanket for the plant beneath. favored mums and carry them off to dwarf pears, apples, cherries and apri­ "The ones I, want to save I put into the Tel-Twelve Mall in Southfield. They cots , -J - - "The yard%keeps me busy until No­ milk cartons, and bring into the ga­ will help provide a decorative back­ Like gardeners of earlier genera­ vember, then I crochet afghans and rage," she continued. "That keeps them ground to the 39th annual Chrysan­ tions, Schultz preserves the work of the tree ornaments for Christmas pre­ from freezing and thawing. That's what. - themum Show of the National Chrysan­ summer for the table of the winter and sents," she'explainedwitft a laugh. "I kills mums, freezing and thawing." , < themum Society. now has jars lined up in her basement make my own clothes. The seed cata­ She also favors dividing mum* plants The event Is sponsored by the Great­ and plastic bags that fill two freezers.' logs come in January and February. V in the spring. er Detroit Chrysanthemum Society, of She is a pioneer in other ways as go to mum society meetings and before which Schultz has long been a member. well. you? know It, spring comes around IN HER GARAGE, in addition to her The theme this year Is "Mums In Michi­ "I know about fertilizer," she said. "I again." garden work bench, is a car bearing the gan," The National Society will also haul back manure whenever I go up bumper sticker, "it's exciting to be Pol­ hold a symposium at 1:30 p.m. Friday north. On a farm you know about the She finds the value of the society in ish." She uses the vehicle to visit her in Holiday Inn of Southfleld. It is free earth. I save everything, and it goes "the nice people you meet at meetings. three children, Charles Jr., Leon and and open the public. Into the garden as composl. Recently I We all have the same things in common Dolores Rissman, all of Dearborn Paul Machuga of East Detroit will hauled 20 loads of dirt in a wheelbar­ so we have something to talk about. Heights. She has eight grandchildren/ speak on growing mums In Michigan. row to throw on low spots. It took me You learn things, too. All last year I Her husband Charles died two years Other speakers will discuss basic prin­ two days.", fought raccoons which climbed on my ago. - ; ciples of growing and judging the "I'm definitely in almost perfect grape arbor and crushed the grapes. Before she-retired six years., ago,', -y chrysanthemum bonsai, and mums In health for my age. I get all that ex­ Someone told me to put plastic around Schultz drove dally for 21 years to the the orient. ercise." r the supporting poles„I tried It, and they General Motors Hydra-matic plant In don't climb up any more." Ypsilantl where she worked as a press SCHULTZ, NOW 66, has not submit­ SCHULTZ KEEPS po lawn chairs in operator. • " ted her mums to be judged for quite a her yard. "I have no time to sit in SCHULTZ HAS lived In Redford for "It was noisy, but I enjoyed it," she vew years. But she Is getting an Itch for them," she pointed out. The swing she 40" years, 20 of them In her present recalled. . - owns for the grape arbor remains in­ home. She's raised mums about 20 Her garden, though, is what she looks side until visitors arrive. years because she thinks they're pretty, forward to now. " Rosella Schultz has been a "I'm going, going,xgoUig," she said. "I have different shapes, sizes and cdlors, "It gives me someting to do," she re­ chrysanthemum lover .and can hardly keep up." arid last long. marked. "No matter how tired I am, I BILL BRESLEft/«t«/F photographer grower for 20 years. While in her kitchen she walked to a "I like a fall flower." she explained can always lean on that hoe. 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Big-Beaver, Troy. home of Judy Snider, 31650 Curtis, launch the 1982-83 Livonia Town Hall 14088 Cranston, Livonia, by chapter DZ Philip Ruppe, Republican candidate • MILLIONAIRES PARTY Livonia. The group is planning its first s lecture series with a talk at 10:30 p.m. of the PEO Sisterhood. for U.S. Senate, will speaks For more The Father Daniel A. Lord Council of annual song show. In the educational Wednesday, Oct. .20 In the Mai 'Kaf • REDFORD PROFESSIONAL details contact Jeanne Paluzzi at 421- Knights of Columbus will bold a millio­ part of Tuesday's meeting members Theatre, Farmlngton and Plymouth WOMEN 8693. naires party 4 -10 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 17, will discuss winning strategies for the roads, Livonia. novice breeder and offer final hints in Dr. Diane Bert, developer of Redford • BETHANY in the council.hall, 3905O Schoolcraft, She also will appear following the • Union PREP (Parent Readiness Edu­ Livonia. Admission is |8 and Includes training birds to sing under command F&nchette Stewart will speak on during stress situations. lecture a't a celebrity luncheon at the cation Project), will be honored as a "Dealing With Anger" at a 7:30 p.m. IS-milllon in chips as well as drinks. Mayflower Meeting House in Ply­ distinguished individual at a meeting of meeting Friday, Oct. 15 of Bethany, a Snacks will be available. • GARDENERS mouth. Redford Township Business and Pro­ gathering of divorced and separated • INVESTMENT IN YOUTH Members of the Livonia Branch of Dickerson graduated from the fessional ,Woroen at 7:30 p:rrt Thurs­ ChrisUans. For more information call Mrs. Walter Fysh will talk about the Women's National Farm and Gar­ University of-Wisconsin and did gradu­ day, Oct. 14. It will be held in Lola Val­ John Kempf at 348-6982 or Bob Kierc- "Our Investment in Youth, DAR den. Association will spend the day at ate work at Harvard University. She ley Masonic Temple, 26275 Five Mile, zak at 397-3733. Schools'! It will be held at Tap- "Greater Detroit Chapter Of NAPS"TfonT Sponsoring the event is the Creation twins and triplets Is planned for the respondent. When she moved" to NBC Reservations for individual tickets at 6-9 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 14, in the Science Association. perooney's, Crooks and 14 Mile, Royal news she became'the first women to $7.50 will be made on a first-come meeting of the Western Wayne County Oak. Dinner cost is $10. To make a res­ Sheraton Hotel in Southiield. Tickets at Motherrof Twins Club beginning at 7 have a dally network news show. first-served basis.. No reservations or $18 may be obtained by calling Nancy • DAR CHAPTER ervation or obtain Information call Jill Dickerson is married to C. Wyate cancellations will be accepted after the p.m. Monday, Oct. 18 in Holy Cross Van Horn at 353-5454. Gilmore at 261-0410. Mrs. Robert Siegmund of Livonia Evangelical Lutheran Church, 30650 Dfckersoo Jr., a Washington business­ Friday preceding the lecture. Groups and Mrs. John Buchanan of Redford • ROAD RALLY man. They have five children and live of eight may request seating at the • WOMEN BUSINESS OWNERS Six Mile, Livonia. The evening also will To organize carpools to its road ral­ "Tax Law Revisions - Implications will speak on how to become an Ameri­ include'a mini-sale of children's cloth , on the banks of the Potomac River. same table. Reservations for individu­ : ly, members of the Ford Pendulum Sin­ als luncheon tickets may be made by for Women Business Owners" is the to­ can the hard way at a noon meeting ing, sizes 0-3. A season ticket to the Livonia Town gles Club will meet at 6:30 p.m. Satur­ Hall costs $22 and includes four lec­ sending a check to Livonia Town Hall, • DRAGON day, Oct. 23 In the parking lot of Ford tures. Box 2143, Livonia 48150. ThAaOrganization of the song trials World Headquarters. Cost to members Other speakers will be fashion de­ Any questions about tickets or Town will be the focus of a meeting Tuesday, Is $7, to others $8. ^- signer Emily Wllkens Nov. 17, Detroit Hall should be directed to Mrs. Norbert Free Press columnist Bob Talbert Jan. Dittmar at 474-7213. A man who trusts men will 19, and Dr. David Burns, author of a Proceeds from Town Hall lectures book on mood therapy, March 16\ go to the Livonia chapters of the Amer­ make fewer mistakes than Tickets may be obtained at the door ican Field Service. They are used to he who distrusts them. or by mailing a check payable to Livo­ send Livonia high school students to maternity boutique SfoeO

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"Thought I should warn you," our the man of our house and I decided to daughter told me over the telephone sland firm. — the eve of our granddaughter's first You couldn't wrap a rocking norse birthday party, "that her other grand­ anyway, and^the little red dress that parents always wrap birthday pre­ was our other gif^ehf, tr\e to tradi­ sents." tion, in its brown paper bag. So was It was a nice gesture, I thought. For the blue corduroy suit presented by years our family has made it the rule the aunt on our side of the family. Ka- to never, but never, wrap birthday tie loved them that way. Easier to presents. tear opefl Her mother had to give her. There are the gatherings and the more help wfthlhe carefully wrapped birthday dinners and everyone is pre­ packages. pared with gifts for the birthday honoree. But they are always present­ BUT AFTER the birthday I decided ed, in the paper of plastic bags in to try a bit of research I checked which Ihey came home from the with several friends — did they or store. didn't they wrap^ family birthday, Christmas presents get properly gifts- '_" wrapped^, coursc-to-make -jrxolor-- One said her clan always went the ful display on Christmas morning. wrap-route, probably even fancier ART EMANUElE/stafl photograph And occasionally a birthday gift gets that they did at Christmas. Another a ribbon tied at the top, but that's all said wrapping paper usually was put Phil Syler (left) of Ann Arbor, Jerry Fraske of Livonia, Philip Lundy models that will be in a plastic modelers show ^Saturday at the that's allowed. of Plymouth and Stewart Bailey of Redford show display of their Ramada Inn at Metro Airport. '• in place, but she found she often bogged down when it came to getting I HAVE to believe the custom got a birthday card. started on one of the rushed birthdays lost to memory. There must have A young co-worker was hard put to It's a model show they're preparing been an occasion when the last min­ remember any recent gifts^that had utes before birthday dinner just didn't been wrapped or even presented. It Plastic models of everything from ested in building models will be wel­ gan meeting in 1974 in the West Point skill, just interest. include time for wrapping the gifts. was, she said, usually a matter of dinosaurs to Rolls Royces will be on comed from 8 am. to 1 p.m. Viewing Hobby Shop and now holds sessions at "We have people who won't touch picking her own and using the family view at the Ramada Inn at Metro Air­ will go on through 5 p.m., and after Jackson Center in Livonia. anything military," noted Phil Syler of Or maybe it was a matter of pre­ charge, or a purchase being made port Saturday. that there will be a banquet for IPMS "Were are a couple of shows each Ann Arbor, "and then others like me sents of unwrappable shapes that lent during a shopping tour "and that can The event is a regional show featur­ members. year. Our organization is worldwide who won't build anything without a gun themselves better, to being hidden in be for your birthday.: ing work of International Plastic Some 200 entries are expected. Phil­ and includes chapters in Canada, Mexi­ in it." Syler, who read about battles in just a bag. Modelers Society members: The spon- ip Lundy of Plymouth, builder of ex­ co, England, Germany, Australia, New World War II when he was a child, is No one that I found always used the sors.are those in the Livonia chapter of traordinarily-detailed old car models, Zealand and many other countries." entering a diorama of a battle in Rus­ Whatever the reason, the custom brown-bag system. is convention chairman. Members of the IPMS are hobbyists sia that took place about 1943. started. And the year I went all out to IPMS, which is the only one in the met­ We weren't the least embarrassed ropolitan area. "It's our chapter's turn to put on the who like to ouim models, ot anytnmg Change it one birthday, I received Bailey said members use kits, fre­ over the lack of fancy wrappings, and regional show this fall," said Stewart from animals to war scenes. stern orders never to break tradition Although the display of well- quently making extensive modifica­ that way again. I know -Katie's mother wasn't either. researched handwork is billed as an in­ Bailey of Redfordt one of the founding Their interests vary, and member­ tions, or sometimes starts from vitational show, entries from all inter­ members of the local group which be- ship in the organization doesn't require scratch. So when our daughter thoughtfully But maybe her in-laws did think us sought to spare us embarrassment, in a mite strange. Who's to say they are •Y looks for volunteers Y schedules case embarrassment there might be, wrong? The YWCA of Western Wayne Coun­ average stay at the jail is 60-90 days. women in such areas as Values clarifi­ ty is involved in programs and activi­ As program director of the Central cation, problem solving. its fall buffet ties at the Wayne County Detention An­ Planning Council of the YWCA, Susan Those interested in volunteering may ' A fall buffet for all YWCA members Check our new nex atJSloise. This is an annex of the Cadwell is recruiting individuals who contact Cadwell at 561-4110 Monday involved in Y groups or clubs will be Wayne County Jail and is presently could volunteer at the annex for two to through-Friday between 9 a.m. and 5 held at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 20 at the YWCA HOT LINE housing 75-100 female inmates whose ftve hours a week to work with the p.m. of Western Wayne County, 26279 Michi­ gan, Inkster. £or alt your

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A matching co Catholic Church, Redford. lace camelot cap held her veil, and she Mr. and Mrs. Harold J.Pahl of Chlr- in Lola Valley United Methodist The bridegroom's parents are Don­ Church with the Rev. George Kilbourn carried white lilies, burgundy roses and ald and Dorothy Mattson of Novi. The rewa Lanet Westland, announce the en- fuschia in a cascade arrangement. gagement'of their daugljter Stacy Mar­ officiating. - "• * ' - Rev. Michael Kundrat officiated. ie to David James Albert, son of Mr. Parents of the couple are Mr. .and .Nancy Davis, matron of honor for The bride wore an old-fashioned and Mrs. Gordon Albert of Wildwood Mi?. Ralph M. Pearce of Ryland her sister, and bridesmaids Teresa Lin- gown with high neckline, long sleeves Street, Westland. Street, Redford, and Mr. and Mrs. Pa- blad, Mary Lou Mandeville, Rhonda Di- and Brussels lace train. With it she Giacomo, Marilyn Filipek and Kelleigh wore a hat with lace and a long veil. The bride-elect is a 1979 graduate of Dugan wors seaspray green dresses John Glenn High School and a student Her flowers were orchids, white sweet­ and carried orchid mums, burgundy heart roses, stephanptis, baby's breath at Michigan State University.. Her roses .and pink lilies with pale green fiance graduated from John Glenn'in and ivy. fruit blossoms. All wore flowers in Linda Jotinson, her sister's maid of 1978 and also is a graduate of Western their hair. Michigan University. honor, wore* a light blue pleated dress The bridegroom's attendants were and carried bachelor buttons, yellow No date has beeiv set for their wed­ Tim Dugan, his brother, as best man, ding. daisies, pink baby carnations and ivy Dave Pearce, Dennis Davis, Cbucjc and baby's breath. Valente, Steve Tihanyi and Mark Gray Dressed like her were bridesmaids as groomsmen and Patrick Dugan, Da­ .Sharon Johnson, Darby Eland and vid Davis and Michael Davis as ushers. Angela. Smith. The reception was held at Roma's of The best man was Lawrence Caudill. Livonia. The newlyweds are making and the ushers were Robert Benbow; their home at Independence Green James LeForge and Gerard Johnson. Madonna holds open house Apartments in Farmington Hills. Both are graduates of the University. of Michigan. The bride is employed as Prospective students canexplore ca­ also is available from the admissions a dental hygienist and the bridegroom, reer opportunities by attending Madon­ office, 591-5052. with a degree in chemical engineering, na College's open house from 2-.4 p.m. jvorks for Detroit Edison Co. Sunday in the acitlvites_eenter at the campus in Livonia Y sale features mmmm The event gives students a chance to wmxmm Smith-Mullaly check Madonna's career programs, fi­ kids' Clothing Cffiti-Wieczqrek nancial aid, scholarships, veteran's benefits and cooperative educational A children's clothing resale day is Eugene and Helen Chi ti of Moira Mullaly, daughter of William positions. There will be tours of the ac­ scheduled from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Satur­ Hawthorne Street, Garden City, an­ Mullaly of Redford and Ann Mullaly of ademic buildings and the residence day at.the YWCA of Western Wayne nounce the engagement of their daugh­ Canton, recently married Kendall R. hall. County, 26279 Michigan, Inkster. ter Carol Lynn to Robert Alan Weic- Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Participants can buy or sell chil­ zorek, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Smith of Brighton, formerly of Plym­ Informal ton on degree programs dren's clothing toys or furniture. Hinaris of Gary Street, Westland. outh. , The bride-elect is a 1978 graduate of After a honeymoon trip to Hilton OO-IT-YOUKSUF OR WCU 00 IT fOR YOU! Garden City East High School, and her Head Island, S.C., the couple will live in fiance graduated from Franklin High Westland. LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN!! 'School in 1975. Both are employed by The bride is employed by Record the Leather Bottle Inn, Livonia. Data and the bridegroom by Howard t • -mm Kitchen & Bath Remodeling Is Our Only Business They will wed in November Delivery Trucking Co. Deal Direct With Owner r

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By Bob Welbel special writer By Tim Richard string family as Mayes warmed up staff writer for a rehearsal. The Theatre Guild of Livonia-Red- Most of the cello concertos popular ^ ford's "P.S. Your Cat Is Dead" is an review ..-The cello concertp__ of Robert^ today were composed by non-cellists; outrageous, laugh-filled and thoroughly Schumann, says Samuel Mayes, is Dvorak, ~Saint;SaensT" "Schumann; satisfylng-evening^pf-theater^ -even, relaxed, bcauttfaf-and serene'' Haydn — and they infcte^ BrahmsT It's outrageous because of explicit sipid. and it has the audience in stitches as well as full of melody who wrote a double concerto for vio­ language, but the language is delivered from beginning to end., Don't let that fool you. It's tough. lin and cello. so naturally and in character that it's Karen Anderson plays , the girl and it's one of the last pieces a stu­ Robert Schumann (1810-56) was a not objectionable; laugh-filled because who walks out on Jimmy on New dent of cello learns. pianist "His writings off the piano of a marvelously talented cast witn^a Year's Eve. She does it with panache "He'd better darn well kn^w that (for cello) were no worse, .than fine sense of comic timing, and thor­ and obvious regret, and is most be- fingerboard before be tackles it," said Brahms," said Mayes. "Brahms'is ex­ oughly satisfying because of the steady lieveable as a woman who's had-enough Mayes, former principal cellist with tremely difficult — that's because direction of Ron Worsley. of a man ^'whose whole life is capped, the Philadelphia Orchestra and Bos­ they're pianists. not just (his) teeth." ton Symphon/and now on Che music "They'd take one note on the piano This hilarious bit of nonsense comes faculty at the University of Michigan. {jere — and another there — whjoh is from the pen of James Kirkwood, air- She is particularly good as the in­ "It requires extensive knowledge of 'about 10-12 inches apart. But in a cel- thor of "A Chorus Line," who certainly credulous "ex" who returns to find tfrp fingprMarH a)nnp without pypn lOr-it's-^uUe-a-Je^ffr-you.know ->-way- knows something about writing come- Jimmy ana vitoln the midst ol an im- thinking of what it's going to sound down here on the neck to the top of dy. promptu New Year's Eve party. like." the cello. Consider the premise: It's New Year's Eve. Jimmy, played by Charles CM. NOVESS III is Fred, the man MAYES' FINGERS will run the "I WOULD think they (students) McGraw, is a journeyman actor who is Kate leaves Jimmy for. Novess con­ length of the fingerboard at 3 p.m. would play the Dvorak concerto be­ having your basic bad day. He has been trasts nicely in voice and appearance Sunday when he is soloist with the fore they'd play the Schumann." fired from a play, written out of a soap with Jimmy and Vito. Like his fellow Oakway Symphony Orchestra, con­ He thought a moment and added, "I opera, received a Dear John letter actors, he displays exceptional ducted by Francesco DiBlasi. The wonder if he'd had a good knowledge comedic timing — especially when Schumann concerto is the featured of the cello, would he (Schumann) from his lover, Kate,,and his cat has trying to figure out Kate's friends. just died (hence the title). work in the concert in the auditorium have written such a good piece?" All in all, there is little to fault with of Farmington Harrison High School, Those acrobatic leaps on the finger­ AS IF THAT'S not enough, he is visit­ the show. Saturday night's perform­ 12 Mile west of Middlebelt, Farming- board will be particularly noticeable ed by a burglar, Vito, played by James ance was *a little slow and uneven for ton Hills. in the first movement of the standard Posante. Without letting the cat out of the first five minutes. And the actors Mayes and his wife Winifred, also a three-movement work. the bag, suffice it to say that the bur­ tended to speak over laughs at times — Cellist Samuel Mayes, who knows that fingerboard, rehearses for cello instructor, talked about the solo glar is discovered by Jimmy, who ties but that's almost understandable, there Sunday's concert with the Oakway Symphony Orchestra. literature for the baritone of the Please turn to Next Paffe Vita to the kitchen sink, where he were so many. spends most of the show. r The set has the chaotic and unkempt Although immobile,-Posante fills the look of an actor's apartment, except entire theater with a perfectly drawn for the shiny and obviously new kitchen character, a not-too-bright, small-time utensils hanging on the wall. Lights, Schoolcraft Players do mystery drama thief with a lower-eastside New York sound and scene changes occurred on accent that sounds like a combination cue and helped maintain the pace and The Schoolcraft College Players will or potatoes du jour, fresh green vegeta­ through her window in the building " The production is under the direction of Sylvester Stallone and Rodney vitality of the show. present Lucille Fletcher's mystery dra­ ble, fruit compote, salad bar, rolls and across the way. When she tells her hus­ of James R. Hartman, a professional Dangerfield. But he is street smart. A ma "Night Watch" at dinner theater butter, pastry chef's dessert and bever­ band, .best friend and others, they be­ stage and film actor. Hartman holds con man's con man. productions Nov. 12-13 and 19-20. age. < lieve she is crazy. bachelor and master degrees from the Dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m., Tickets are $12 and must be pur­ - After investigations, even the police University of Cincinnati and an A.B.D. The banter between him and ~ The ^Theatre-Guild of Livonia- and curtain time is at 8 in the Water­ chased in advance. Tickets are on sale believe she is crazy since they discover on a Ph.D^from Indiana University. McGraw, the witty and urban actor Redford production of "P.S Your man Campus Center at Schoolcraft in the College Bookstore. For further. no body. Is she crazy? Or is she being" In addition. =he is a member of the (who does a remarkable English ac­ Cat 1$ Dead" continues at 8. p.m. College, 18600 Haggerly Road, be­ Information, call 591-6400 and ask for Ted to Insanity by others? After all, her Screen Actors Guild and Equity and cent) U an absolute delight. Theynise Friday-Saturday and Oct. 22-23 at tween Six and Seven Mile roads in the Theater Department. husband and best friend are more than has directed more than 50 productions att'ot George Carlln's seven forbidden the Theatre Guild Playhouse, 15138 Livonia. ' just friends. and performed both on stage and in words — and more — as they badger Beech Daly, south of Five Mile Road The buffet will include braised beef "NIGHT WATCH" is the story of an And what about the maid, the film. In Michigan, he was seen at artd-explore each other's psyche. It's ri­ in Redford. For reservations cdU steak marsala, boneless breast of insomniac who, while pacing the living strange fellow next door, and the deli­ Meadow Brook Theatre and.filmed two bald and comical, never obscene or in- 522-1526. chicken with Creole sauce, herbed rice room at 4 a.m., witnesses a murder catessen man' CBS-TV movies.

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Friday at O'Leary Auditorium, next 8802 Mon.-Thur». w>d 8»t 7 ik-t p-m. _ Q oQflSl -L-L II 459- Fri. 7 ».m.-10 pjn. 8urv 7 «^n.-< pjn. ^rS-^OOOg to Garden City High School on Middlebelt, one-half mile north Op*o HamitAM-aft 11AM-tt PUMOK.TVtl, of Ford. The snow will be repeated at 8»p.m. Saturday, 2:30 p.m. wm uiM-tku nuts, m,SAT. Sunday and 8 p.m. Oct. 21-23. Tickets are available at the door. 'JUST LIKE HOMEMADE" I Upper Pepninsufa I Style Pasties with Ythat Finnish accent Somerset Inn Has Something for Everyone I Rutabaga & Carrot upcoming I In every or SOMERSET WHAT'S YOUR BEEF? PASTIES f" COUP"™"' SILVERDOME SHUTTLE A Happy Hour Beef Buffet things to do for $2.00! 19161 Merriman j_8uy three, get one SIL VER RUSH SPECIAL LIVONIA Beef Pasty • Deluxe Overnight RSEr tional Touring Company of" Second Accommodations • 'DIRTY WORK 471-1680 FREE ,o^ hrA The Plymouth Theatre Guild will City will be presented at 8 pm Fri­ Carry out hot or frozen /MILE « 2 Complimentary Cocktails present "Dirty Work at the Cross­ day at the Michigan Theatre. 603 E. Mon.-sat% . 10-7 pm Limit 1 per customer • Sunday Brunch for 2 roads" at 8 p.m. Friday-Saturday and Liberty. Ann Arbor. The event is a • 2 Shuttle Passes WwB Oct. 22.23 at Central Middle School. benefit for the Michigan Commuunity $90 00 Double Occupancy: tu & lip included Main at Church strets, Plymouth Theatre Foundation, a nonprofit or­ ganization Tickets at $8.50 for re­ SILVER SA VER SPECIAL Tickets are $4 for adults (ages 8-64) • Sunday Brunch Y served seating are available at the and $3 for students and senior citi­ • Shuttle Pass zens. Michigan Theatre box office and all CTC outlets. $20.00 per person; in & tip included *t>EN G^ Carved Roast Baron of Beef • CENTER STAGE ART SALE Soup Salads Mariner will play at 9:45 tonight • IN CONCERT • OVER 1,800 HIGH QUALITY ORIGINAL OIL through Saturday at Cehter Stage. Veggies Pizza Sticks : Charlie King in concert will be the PAINTINGS BY TALENTED ARTISTS FROM 39940 Ford Road. Canton. Doors open attraction at 8 p.m. Saturday at Folk- at 8.30-p.m. Admission is $2 tonight; AROUND THE WORLD. EVERY STYLE, SUB­ MONDAY thru FRIDAY 5-7 PM town. Southfield's new coffeehouse on JECT AND COLOR IMAGINABLE! women are admitted for half-price. the north side of the Southfield Civic Admission is $3 Friday-Saturday. Center. Civic Center Drive (10-1½ » 100's OF HANDCRAFTED WOOD FRAMES! Friday Night Perch' Saturday Night Every Sunday is a Disco Dance Party, Mile Road) just east of Evergreen. Dinner $8.95 Prime Rib Dinner with a $4.50 cover charge. Tuesdays King is frequently featured with the HOME PARTY & GALLERY QUALITY Family Style are Under 20 Night, with.£43,51) cov­ Kids $4.95 group Bright Morning Star but also is v. ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS er charge Relish Tray, Chowder Sunday Brunch Onion Soap a solo artist. He plays guitar, harmon­ AT40% to 60% OFF Lyonnaisc Potatoes Caesar Salad ica and autoharp and has recorded Bagels & Lox Blintzes three aibums. Admission is $4. Cole Slaw Baked Potato • PLYMOUTH SYMPHONY ADD TO OR START YOUR Vegetable / Sausage Scrambled Eggs Bacon Yorkshire ' Pianist Steven de Groote will be FINE ART COLLECTION TODA Y Pudding the soloist for the Plymouth Sympho­ Biscuits / Vegetable Three Entrees Potatoes ny's opening concert of the 1982-83 • THEATER PARTY A T AFFORDABLE PRICES! $6.95/ Fresh Fruit Assorted Salads Fruit Punch $7.95 season at 4 p.m. Sunday at Plymouth B'naiJJ'rith Women is sponsoring a N 'Homemade Soup Domestic & Imported Cheese Dessert Table Salem High School Auditorium. Joy theater party for the musical "West ART BUYERS DISCOUNT Road and Canton Center Road. Plym­ Side Story" at 8:30 p.m. Saturday at WITH THIS AD. CALL FOR RESERVATIONS NOW! outh. Single concert tickets are $6 for Will-O-Way Playhouse in Bloomfietd Township. Tickets are $4.50 each. For 10% ONE DISCOUNT COUPON PER SALE 643-7800 adults. $3.50 for senior citizens jnd full-time college students Students in reservations call Barbara Geller at 2601 W. Big Beaver, 557-5416. COLLECTORS PIECES A VAILABLE! t$m? Troy. MI 480M kindergarten to grade 12 will be ad­ s s mitted free PRICES RANGE FROM 12°°fo 750°° • ISRAELI FILM pd.ME EARL Y FOP BEST SELECTION • FOLK DANCERS . The American Jewish Congress will THIS SUNDAYONLY . The Grandinele Lithuanian Folk hold its- second theater party of the Dancers will appear, in concert at 4 year at 7 p.m. Sunday at Congrega­ HOLIDAY INN p.m. Sunday at the Crestwood High tion Beth Shalom, 14601 W. Lincoln, - School Auditorium. 1501 N Beech Oak Park (between Greenfield and 10 MILE & GRAND RIVER Daly. Dearborn Heights. Tickets are Coolidge). "Kazablan," an_ Israeli- FARMINGTON HILLS TO MAKE [ALL $5, $7 and $10. For reservations calf made English-language film will be ,535-6683. featured at the theater party. Direct-***- ed by Menahem Golan, "Kazablan" THE BEST TIME was filmed on location in Old Jaffa • TRADITIONAL MUSIC and Jeruusalem. Admission is $3.50 This year's "Comhaltas Ceoltoin per person. For tickets call Ida Bur- OF YOUR YEAR Eireann" concert will be presented at stein at 557-4228 or the American ??30 pm Friday at Dearborn High Jewish Congress office in Southfield School, 19501 Outer Drive, Dearborn. "' at 357-2766 Tickets will be available ^ COME AND • •• The all-Ireland champions are mak­ at the door starting at 6:30 p.m. THIS SWEETEST DAY: *& Autumn refreshments .. if Family Hallo ween Jam­ ing their l2tlrtour to the Detroit area from the Cider Mill boree—Fun for the whole For further information call Dan • PLAYS YESTERDAYS throughout October. family. Greenfield Village, O'Kennedy at 464-4119 or Nadine 6:00-10:00 p.m. Advance Condon at 259-1060. Topaze continues through Oct. 30 at Yesterday's^ at the Sheraton-South- "jV Fail Chores and Food reservation required. Oct. 29 field Hotel, 4 7017 W. Nine Mile Road. (fltm* net/ ca/ictL Preparation in Edison and & 30, 1982. • COLLEGE CHOIR Performances are from 8:45 p.m. to 1 Saltbox houses. The Schoolcraft College Communi­ it Clareno and Canto— ty Choir, under the direction of guest a.m. Mondays-Saturdays. The Top-40 band plays for listening and dancing. ^Henry & Victoria Meredith conductor Robert Ballard, will pres­ •it "The Workers World* perforin music for voice and ent a concert of sacred music at 8 exhibit, exclusive local+- trumpet. Museum Theater, p.m. Tuesday at the First United showing in the Museum, 8:00 p.m. Nov. 20. ~ • SOUPY'SON Ocn 2 through mid-Nov. Methodist Church of Dearborn. For Comedian Soupy Sales, star of the further information call Shari Clason 1950s "Lunch With Soupy Sales" in i? Don't miss Eagle Tavern at 349-8175 Detroit and on ABC-TV, will be back f "fr "The Bat" presented for a memorable meal. Open in the metro area to do four nightclub Friday and Saturday even­ daily with tavern fare from • HALLOWEEN PARTY mu ings live in the Museum another time. shows Wednesday through Oct. 23 in Trick or Treat with Bittersweet Al­ the Main Showroom at Hamilton Theater, starting Oct. 8. ley and Totoy Redd will be held Oct Place, 30333 Southfield Road, South- IF YOU BUY A $50.00 FAMILY MEMBERSHIP 30 at Roma's of Livonia. Host will be field. Jim Harper and Stev6 Gannon, Todd Fowler of radio stalion WABX radio station WNIC morning disc joc­ THERE'S STILL MORE.;. Doors open at 8 p.m. The party is for keys, will be masters of ceremonies Year-round free admission •fr Free subscription to the ages 21 and over Tickets at $10 in­ for Wednesday's show. Proceeds will to both Museum and Herald magazine. clude beer-and pizza. $300 will be go to the American Lung Association. Village. awarded for best costumes. Tickets it I-"ree Members' Quting — Shows are at 8;30 p.m. Wednesday 10% discount on distinctive For the first time go behind are available at CTC outlets (tickets- $9.50), 8:30 p.m. Oct. 21 gifts.- (Your savings in holi­ the scenes in storage, ($8 50). and two shows, 8:30 and 11 day gift purchases alone restoration and production • SWINGLE SINGERSi pm. Oct. 22,23 ($9.50).Tickets are could pay for your member­ areas. Aug. 28. The New Swingle Singers appear at available at Hamilton Place, all CTC ship.) 9 p.m. Saturday at the Michigan The­ outlets and (for the benefit only) by atre, 603 E. Liberty. Ann Arbor Tick­ calling the-Arrterlcan Liing -Associa­ YOUR GREAT FALL ORDER FORM ets at'$14.50, $13,50 and $11.50 are 1 4 tion at 961-1697. Dinner/show pack- •• Please rush me a $50.00 family membership which gives unlimited Henry i available at the theater box office. age tickets also are available, only at Ford Museum and Greenfield Village admission for one year for me and mv For more information call 668-8397_ Hamilton Place or by phone 646--8990: Make your reservations now for Sweetest Day spouse and all our children under 19 plus the Herald Magazine, merchandise i discounts, advance registration for-classes, and invitations to special previews*. i • LASER SHOW at Steak & Aie. Please Print. "Laserium" will be prsented at 7.9 • JSAINT JOAN' i and 11 p.m. Wednesday at the Power George Bernard Shaw's- "Saint VA.MK ADDRESS i Center for the Performing Arts at the Joan," starring Mary Eldridge In the CI TV i University of Michigan, Anrf Affeor / title role, continues through Dec. 9 at STEAK and ALE STATK /tr* I'HONK i "Laserium" Is a 75-minute-cosmic the Hilberry Theatre on the Wayne . KNCIOSHI) IN MSU> ( 11II1M l.k|MA])l MMAOI' l-AVAHI^YAHll lI III I Ml KDlMiN INSTITUTK) ' laser concert featuring contemporary State University campus In Detroit. . PIKASHHltinl -•HCQ\LSA[JAM\ _ i 32750 Concord Drive, Madison Heights 588-4450 CHAKtiK CAM) NO. rock music and-special ki$e/ effects. Matt Penn In the title, role of "Cyrano «(At 14 mile - East ofI-75)' ... i Reserved seats at $5 are on sale at de Bergerac" by Edmond Rostand 27590 Orchard Lake Road, Farrrtington Hills 476-8440 . SHiNATlIRk : KXPIHATIO.V DATK i the Michigan Union Box Qffice ajid plays through Nov. 12.."Cyrano" was |_Jl AM Al-V> INTKHKSTKD.IN OTHfcR MH.MHHHSHII'OPPORTUNITIM (At 12 mile and 696 Expressway) Mail to: Mrmktrthlp OJfitt.'Tht fjita* Uitili.lt. 109M Otku-eod Bfrd., Dtorbor* Mr4»>}1 i all CTC outlets. For more Informa­ part of last season's repertory. Tick­ 24666 Northwestern Highway, Southfield 353-7448 tion call 763-2071. ets lor both shows are available from (South or 10 mile Road) the Wayne Slate University Theatre 40347 Ann Arbor Road, Plymouth 453-8080 \ HENRY FORD MUSEUM • SECOND CITY box office, Cass and Hancock, Detroit (phone 577-2972). (AtL275) . •• An evening of comedy with the Na­ C 1982 SAA Restaurant Corp and GREENFIELD VILLAGE ^ Thursday. Oclobef 14. 1988 O&E (R-7C,W,G-78)*9C Second runs Cellist to play LIVONI Tom Continued from Previous Page r^SM >ml [h ,MI00LEB£LTAT Panzetihagen . Although the most of­ wrote two concertos. It's Businessmen's Luncheons $2.80 up PLYMOUT^ ten-performed cello con­ a good piece." he said of Complete Dinner8 $4.85 up South East end of certos were written by the more popular one, "I EXCELLENT FOOD SERVED 'N A TROPfl WOHOIRIAHD played It many years ago ATMOSPHERE SPECIALIZING IN SHQPPtHGCWW non-cellists, the Mayeses if CANTONESE COOKING "Whal's So Bad about Feeling recalled a number of cel­ with the Philadelphia Or­ 822r*777 Good?" (1968), noon today on Ch. 9 chestra. Gregor Piatagor- Chlnw* 4 American Food *NlC£ list composers in history. p Bwinwsmen's Originally 94 minutes WHAT'S IT WORTH? "Victor Herbert was a sky "wrote me a cadenza • CocfctauT^'Carf y-Ouio UC£ FAMILY TAVERN Lunch ID case yoif ve ever wondered, or for­ A ratings guide to the movies composer and cellist," for it." ^ 421-1627 U'l Tbls Offer Good Every Night Through Oct. 24 gotten, what happened to Mary Tyler He also cited cellist J8»m»MOUTK«5 livonia said Mrs. Mayes of the ^¾ P1 P11 Present this ad when Moore after the demise of the old Bad . . . $1 turn-of-the-century Irish- Gaspar Cassado- (accent {BiTweiHMiooieeuTi INKSTIRRO > "Dick Van Dyke Show,'" the answers AmericanEiprm. VISA.Mjttif Chaig* Aec«p!ed M 1P" ftp buying a dinner at . 4 Fair. . $2 born American who was on the "0"). 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(Next to Gell"s) Livonia 425-8020 tween itself and several other area Choreographer Mary JOvCbbello does '5"AU. VOO CAM «AT OANEAT *4" HOURS: M-Th 11-10 pm PS 11-11 Sun «t Holidays 12 Noon til 9 pm hi Here's what's usually wrong with groups. In addition to "West Side Sto­ a very good job, using her dancers and amateur musicals: the music. Such is '*» ry," Spotlight Players will present "In­ the available space energetically and Wffiw the cage with the Spotlight Players pro­ herit the Wind," "Vanities" and "Caba­ efficiently. Her greatest asset — and duction of "West Side Story," in which ret" this season, either in the John one of the show's standouts — is Jim Delightfully Different an .orchestra of allegedly professional Glenn High School auditorium or, as in Baker as Riff, who's a coiled-steel musicians stumbles through one of this case, at the spacious Wayne Memo­ spring of dancing energy with a good ^¾ Broadway's more moving scores under rial Auditorium. voice. 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Thursday. October 14. 1982 O&E (L.WJ1C Boxer scores 1 st international win By Scott 8oucy iewicz shot to the kidney but rebounded took another standing eight." some hard shots, but I stayed right in the Bailey Recreation Center in West- special writer with a strong left hook which floored there and took the decision." land, located at 36651 Ford Road. the Pole. PAYNE, who spent the past month On Saturday, Payne returned to his The event is sponsored by the West- E^J£. Craig Payne has gone international. "The first round was a little slow," at the Olympic Development Camp in original hometown of Chillicothe, Ohio land and Garden City parks and recre­ The Livonia Boxing Club super- recalls Payne. "I was told to take my Colorado Springs, will return Sunday to for a benefit card. ation departments. Tickets -are $5 at .(ffiT^B^- ^^^mPfr^'-'^'V heavyweight won a unanimous decision time. I stayed in one position to see u that site for more training. He won his bout against Anthony ringside and $3 for bleachers. Tickets /JL competing for the U.S. team in a bout he wquld walk into my right hand.. Bouts against East Germany (Nov. "Hot Chocolate" Nolan when the re­ can be purchased from 9 a.m. to 10 (/A/ Oct. 1 against Poland. "The coaches then told me to pick up 13) and Cuba (Nov. 17) could be in the feree stopped the contest in thtrthird p.m. .at the Maplewood Community The fight, held at the Showboat Hotel the action in the second round." offing. The fights, both of which will round. Payne floored the Detroiter Center in Garden City. w in Las Vegas, gave Paynehis'first taste The Livonian kept up the assault in take place in Nevada, are scheduled to three times. Fifteen other bouts are scheduled, in­ \ * !|l!f %!£SP*.": ff of international competition. the final round to leave little doubt of_ be televised . by.ABC. The Payne- Livonia bantamweight Mike Dardini cluding—a- matchup of junior— _ .Bayne^ated-NoT-a-among-thSraBTa^ The"decIslon. Zarankiewicz was not shown Oct. 2 be­ lost a close decision to Keith Wade of middleweights Joe Schrank of Livonia teur heavyweights, leveled Janosz "My corner told rae at the start of cause of a lack of air time. Detroit's Crowell Boxing Team, a fight and Alan Dorda of Crowell. Zarankiewicz for two standing eight- the third round that I could take this "I think I proved myself out there," which pleased the Chillicothe crowd. counts in his debut. guy," said'Payne. "He was not in as said PayneHfl proved that I can take a For more information, call the Gar­ In the second round of the fight, good of condition, and I dogged him to shot as "well as land some of my own THE TWO are rematched Saturday den City Parks and Recreation Depart­ Craig Payne Payne was surprised by a Zarank­ the end. I threw a right hand, and he punches. He (Zarankiewicz) hit roe with as part of an amateur boxing show at ment at 421-0610 or 261-3491. wins in Vegas Pats blast Rocks pull away for R U gridders basketball triumph

in NSL game Plymouth Salem broke away from a Bentley coach Tom Lang also close struggle midway through the praised the defensively play of senior fourth quarter and went on to beat a Julie Young along with sophomores Unbeaten Livonia Franklin tuned up determined Livonia Franklin girls' bas­ Lonnie Payne and Sheri Wolfe. for its Northwest Suburban League ketball team Tuesday night, 38-23. grid showdown with Westland John "They played man-to-man (defense) Glenn by pounding Redford Union last The Rocks, rated "No. 6 in Class A by all night long and were really going af­ Saturday in a home game, 27-0. a statewide coaches poll, raised their ter it," said the Bentley coach. season mark to 10-1. Franklin fell to 5- Glenn and Franklin; both undefeated, 4. will duel for the NSL title at 2 p.m. WSLD. JOHN GLENN 63 Saturday. DEAR. EDSEL FORD 45 "We'll see if we're for real or not Sat­ Franklin trailed 18-16 at halftlme urday," said Franklin coach Arrnand and only by four before Salem made a "We needed a game like this,'' said . Vigna. fourth period spurt. The Rocks .out- Glenn coach George Sommerman after The Patriots defense "played very scored Franklin in the fourth quarter, watching his team even its record at 5- well* against RU, according to Vigna. 14-3. 5 Tuesday night. Franklin posted its fourth shutout in five starts, limiting the Panthers to 24 "We were pressured into some turn­ Glenn put the game away with a 26-8 yards oh ground, 28 in the air and four overs," said Franklin coach Tim New­ surge in the third period against the first downs. man. "Salem plays very good man-to­ Thunderbirds. RU quarterbacks hit just four of 11 man-defense . Sophie -Castonguay-led the-Roekets^- passes. Defensive back Herb Minard "And they were patient on offense charge with 2rpoints. She hit nine of 10 picked off one of those passes. and got the better shots." free throws. Michole McCullen added Pam McBride and Jacque Merrifield 10 points, hitting six of six from the Franklin's offense, meanwhile, en­ each had 11 points for the winners. line, and Colleen Reilly added nine joyed good field position all afternoon. Alicia Leckta countered with eight points. Quarterback Rich Popp had another for Franklin. big day as he eight of 14 passes for 204 For the game, Qlenn connected on 21 yards and two (ouchdpwns-, LIVONIA BEttTLEY 59 of, 3i free throws. " WALLED LK. CENTRAL 47 Every Glenn player who played HE HIT John Chmielewski with a 40- scored ; yard TD strike and Chris Lewis with a Senior forward Kim Archer had a big 43-yard bomb in the second quarter to night as she pumped in 25 points to give Franklin a 13-0 lead. power Bentley to4ts 11th straight vic­ L.IVONIA STEVENSON 53 - tory and ninth overall in the Lakes Di­ ** FARMINGTON 19 In the second half, Lewis scored on a vision of the WLAA. 30-yard punt return in the third quarter and reserve quarterback Rob Drabicki Coach Jim George cleared his bench hit Rich Wood with a 32-yard TD pass The Bulldogs, ranked No. 3 in Class Tuesday as the Spartans climbed over to end the scoring in the final period. GARY CASKEY/staff photographer A by the state's coaches, broke away the .500 mark (6-5) with an easy victory over the winless Falcons. Wood, a senior, kicked three of four from a six-point halftlme lead with a 17-6 uprising in the third quarter. extra points. The worst field position Franklin en­ String music Debbie Jurczyszyn and Sherry Evans joyed was its own 43-yard stripe. Archer had plenty of help offensively tallied 14 and 12^ points, respectively, Bentley'8 Jennifer Result (above) ousted top tion (WLAA) girls' tennis meet Tuesday at Can­ as teammates Beth Barnes and Laurie for the Spartans. ' RU, now 1-4 overall, intercepted seeded Kelly Davidson of Farmington Harrison ton. Four nationally ranked players competed in Day each scored 13 points. Linda Barbrick has six for Farming- Popp twice on the day. Coming up with in the semifinals but couldn't get past Plymouth the event, won by Salem. For more results, see Patty Fitzgerald and Carolyn Lamb ton. the interceptions were Jay Politi and Salem's Wendy Gilles in the championship Livonia sports page 5c. registered 19 and 15 points, respective­ • Stevenson hosts Plymouth Salem to­ Darren Wilson. "match of the Western Lakes Activities Associa- ly, for Central. night. Special night Amateur athletes form select group

Sometime around 7 p.m. Oct. 26, Ed Brlggs team always made it to the semifi­ Puroll will renew acquaintances with Steve nals or finals of the national tournaments. Cruchon. He can hardly wait. IN 1943, for Instance, Puroll pitched the The occasion will be the annua] Michigan title game where Brlggs lost 1-0 to a team Amateur Sports Hall of-Fame awards ban­ from Fresno, Calif. quet at Athena Hall in Roseville. Puroll is proud of the fact that, at the Puroll and Cruchon are two of a dozen Marty sweet age of 16 — In 1936 - he hurled four sports celebrities from the state who will be Budner no-hit games In succession while playing for inducted in 10 different sports. Puroll St. Agnes of the Catholic Youth Organiza­ starredM fast-pitch softball and Crutchon States — in the world, for that matter. tion's men's league. was a bowler. "But I felt when they started Inducting He also mentions a time when he pitched "Oh yes, I know Steve Cruchon," said •them, say, three or four years ago, that they 11 games in 13 days in a Detroit tourna­ Armstrong Designer Solarian Puroll. "I worked In the same plant (Brlggs should have started for Yellows that were ment while playing for Shores Cafe. He was Manufacturing on Mack Avenue) as Steve, the lo^iDg-fiUcJjex in a 1-0 championship playing before me and worked up. But It The only no-wax floor with the but I haven't seen him since maybe 1946 or seeraed they were just picking the guys that game<(T939) against the Briggs team that he richness of Inlaid colof. '47." " played In the '60s and worked down. eventually wound uptyaying for. Stock mate m $«95 Special order only Usq.ysq.ydi . material •10 sq.yd. But there's another reason the 61-year- "So I said that maybe one of these days "/They beat me, but then they picked me RegSl 8.95 sq.yd. . old Bloomiield Hills resident is anxious for .they'll work.themselves down to the guys' up when they went to the world's tounfa- the big evening. that they don't remember, and I just hoped ment. I pitched in 3¼ games that year, and Puroll, with all due modesty, thought he'd that I was one of them. I attended some of I won two of them. We played at Chicago's Armstrong Designer Solarian II never, be selected to the Hall of Fame. He those things before, and I said to myself, 'I Soldier Field, and we went to the semifinals thought perhaps the organization's selection where we lost 1-0 to ajteam from Columbus, : i wonder If the (selection) committee can re­ A remarkable floor^offers two , comlttee.was basing Its choices more on the member some of the guys that played In the Ohio.,We had something like 11 hits in that distinctly different no-Wax modern-day player rather th&n athletes mld«'30s and early-'40s. game, and the/only had one. Mirabond. surfaces. Stock materia! *rH' J Special order $1049 . from earlier years. ..' "I felt-some, guys ahead of me should "I played with them (Briggs) from that material I Usq.yd. Puroll pitched ln;a number "of"world have been elected to the Hall of Fame, and time on," he said. "I retired in 1952, but I Reg.$l9.95 only usq.yd championship games in 14 years of playing you wonder if they remember back then became' a manager of Berg Engineering for fastpltch softball. Hej-etlred as a. player In . . . that long ago," he said. "But naturally I a couple years after that." 1952 at the age of 32 after pitching Brlggs feel good about It." Besides Cruchon and Puroll, others who Armstrong Collectors Solarian Beuaty Ware to the national fastpltch title. Puroll played on two world championship will be Inducted Include Dr. Milt Lappln of Southfleld in handball; Mario Trafell of Offer* built-in toughness fastpitch softball teams while playing with and resistance loin-use "I QUIT because I wanted to be on top," Brlggs. One came at the 1948 world tourna­ Bloomfleld. Hills in speedskating; Pete damage such as cuts, •'said Puroll. "I wanted to be a champion. I ment in Portland, Ore;, and the other was at* Green of Franklin and Pattl Shook Boice of gouges and (dentations. NOW $1995 wanted to be a winner. the 1952Journey In Bridgeport, Conn. Spring Laie In golf; and Bill Kreger of ONLY !

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.*•««« 2C(L.R.W.G) O&E Thursday. October 14. 19B2 Redford Union t own meet Dave Adkins' fourth place finish eighth, 22; Fordson, ninth, 227; Walled CC, ranked No. j in Class A, swept spurred host Redford Union to its own Lake Central, 10th, 258, Canton, 11th, the first six spot/ — Paul Buchanan Invitational cross country crown Tues­ 282; Belleville. 12th, 298, and Bentley, (16:03), Tom Zakrzewski (16:33), Steve day at Cass Benton Park. 13th, 375. Shaver (16:35), Marty Hegarty (16:38). cross country The RU boys scored 81 points. Dearborn Heights Riverside, one of Bob Shaver (16:47) and Mark Anderson Walled Lake Western was second with five schools unable to field a team, had (16:47). 92 and Livonia Churchill was third at the meet's individual finisher in Donna 16:03 and teammate Dennis Bagley 106. Donakowskl, who covered the course in BISHOP BORGESS and Stevenson was fourth (17:04). George Iacovaccl of Rounding out the rest of the field 18:52. hosted the first ever Spartan Invita­ Borgess was seventh In 17:23. were Dearborn Fordson, fourth, 115; Area runners in the top 10 were Julie tional Saturday at Cass. The Borgess girls edged Stevenson Belleville, fifth, 119; defending champ Recla, Chorchill, second; Kathy Cur- And Dearborn Divine Child was vic­ on the girls." side, 36-37. South Lyon was Dearborn,'sixth, 156; Plymouth Salem, tiss, Churchill, fourth; Angle Mogielski, torious in the boys' event with 34 assistant third with 54. seventh, 197; Trenton, eighth, 22; North RU, fifth; Andrea Bowman, Churchill, points. The Falcons had five of the Louise Shaheen of Borgess grabbed Farmington, ninth, 250; Livonia Ste­ eighth; Cathy Koski, RU, ninth, and meet's top 10 runners. Rounding out first overall in 20:29. Also' finishing CRA1Q QAFflELD/StBH photographer venson, 10th, 262; Garden City, 11th, Kami Laird, RU, 10th. the field were South Lyon (55), Steven­ high for the Spartans were Sherry Wil­ son (61) and Borgess (83). liams, fiftfi, 21:35; Barb Gross, seventh, Cass Benton Park was busy Tuesday as area high-school runners 309; Walled Lake Central, 11th, 320-, competed in the Redford Union Invitational. Farmington, 13th, 323; Westland John RU'« girls won the Monroe St. Mary's Dubois, a junior, won the meet in 2207, and Kris Whlse, 22:10. Glenn, 14th, 325; Livonia Bentley, 15th, Invitational with a team total of 27 363; Plymouth 'Canton, 16th. 367; points. Grosse" Pointe South and Belle­ Nortbville, 17th, 417, and Redford ville were second and third, respective­ Thurston, 18th, 487 ly, with 67 and 105 points. Adkins was RU's top runner. Ken Du­ It was the Panthers' first invitational bois of Stevenson won the five-kilome­ win of the year. 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Thursday, October 14, 1982 O&E ,l_.R,vv.G.3C Mercy trips Borgess Stevemon duo • Farmlngton Hills Our Lady of Mer­ points and center Mona* Clor added 18 CQ Charger kickers advance cy, the fourth-ranked girls' basketball points and six rebounds for Agatha. team in Class A, used a 20-4 spurt in The two seniors played just over 16 shoot way the fourth quarter to down Redford By Paul King STEVENSON 10 minutes each. special writer Bishop Borgess Tuesday night, 53-32 Sophomore forward Tia -Littlejohn FARMINGTON 1 contributed 12. points for Agatha, which to WLAA title It-was Mercy's 10th straight victory Detroit Catholic Central built up a 3-0 lead after enjoyed a 42-13 half time advantage. one half, then withstood a late Plymouth Canton Gary Mexicotte played just one half, but still without a loss Borgess fell to 5-4 over­ Agatha meets Detroit Holy Livonia Stevenson surprised Western Lakes poured in three goals — bringing his season total to Activities Association (WLAA) division winners rally to win its state pre-district soccer qualifier, 3- all and 0-3 in league play Redeemer tonight at home. 2, Monday at Bell Creek Park. 29 — and added two assists in Livonia £tevenson's "In the fourth quarter Mercy played Farmington (LakesL and Livonia Churchill rout-Tuesday at Farraington. (Western) in Capturing the first-ever league golf Troy Collareno and Andy Rama scored goals in a more aggtessive defense and we- LIVONIA LADYWOOD 87 three-minute span midway through the first half to Eric Pence and Jim Kimble added two goals rushed our shots." said losing coach title Monday at Rolling Meadows Golf Course In apiece and Mark Giordano, John Gelmisiand Bill GAflRIEL RICHARD 33 Whitmore Lake. get the Shamrocks on the board. Tom Cornille Denise Zatkoff , turned a Bob Orlowski pass into a third CC tally Ravenna had one each as the Spartans ran their Mercy led 24-22 at halftime and 33- Craig Szewc and Harry Youmans finished J-2 record to 9-0 in the Western Lakes Activities Asso­ Lavetta Willis tallied 28 points and to pace the Spartans' 392-stroke total. Szewc shortly before halftime to make it 3-0. 28 at the end of three quarters. grabbed 14 rebounds Tuesday as .the Shamrock goalie Bob Sinnaeve frustrated Canton ciation and 11-0 overall SteverSon pelted the 'Sara Basford and ^arolyn Burt tal­ outdistanced the field in earning medalist hon­ Farmington net with 55 shots, while allowing just Blazers fired past Riverview Gabriel ors, firing an even-par 70 over the 6,600-yard until just six minutes remained, when Tom Wright lied 14 and 10 points, respectively, for Richard for their ninth consecutive netted a 10-yard shot for the Chiefs' first score. seven. the winners • neutral-sight, course. Youmans tied Churchttl's win * Larry White for second at 75. Five minutes later, Wright headed Bob Brusa's cor­ Julie Burton and Carrie Harris each Ladywood, the No. 2 team in Class B, ner kick past Sinhaeve, and suddenly it was 3-2. CATHOLIC CENTRAL 2 had eight for Borgess Stevenson's 392 total was six strokes better NOTRE DAME 1 Jumped out to a 39-13 halftime lead than .runner'-up Walled Lake Central Churchill ' But Canton could not crack the CC defense fur­ and never looked back. Ten of the was third (399), Farmington fourth (403), Walled ther, as the Shamrocks advanced in the state tour­ REWORD ST. AGATHA 71 Blazers' 11 players scored. ney to meet Livonia Churchill Oct. 22 at Bell Creek. Catholic Central clinched the Catholic League's DET IMMACl LATA 34 Lake Western fifth (405), Salem and Northville Willis, a senior center, received addi­ sixth (415), Plymouth. Canton eighth (42.4), Farm­ CC outshot Canton in the contest, 14-7. Central Division crown by ^beating Harper Woods tional scoring" piirtch. from sophomore lngton Harrison ninth (430) and Livonia Bentley Notre Dame Tuesday at Bell Creek Park The Aggies, rated No. 3 in Class C in Emily Wagner, who h_ad 20 points. She, 10th (434). CHURCHILL 3 -C€-wilKnow face—the winoer of the Madison a statewide coaches poll, romped to also snared nine boards and dished out BENTLEY 2 Heights Bishop Foley-Hamtramck Immaculate their 10th straight victory Tuesday five assists. Wagner's running mate at THE SPARTANS' victory upset any Farming- Conception match Tuesday at 4 p.m The Catholic ton or Churchill hopes to parlay their divisional night _____ guard, Ann Lukens. chipped in with 10 —Eric Hansen pumped in a pair of clutch second^" X^agoi^-championship-contest-is slated-for-Oct ?4 : points. "dual meet XHIes into a WLAA championship. Ste-~~ at Keyworth Stadium. Marv Kellow had a seasdn high Z4 venson tied Plymouth Salem for second in the half goals to boost Livonia Churchill to victory over Lakes Division dual meet race behind Farming- a tough Livonia Bentley team Monday in a state The Shamrocks got goals from Steve DeMattos ton's *8-l mark. Churchill compiled a 6-3 record pre-district qualifier at Bentley. and Rick Longuski Notre Dame made it close with to top the Western Division. Bentley threatened to oust sixth-ranked Churchill a minute left. Notre Dame outshot CC, 19-11 Pellerito propels Eagles in the state tournament's first rourd as Brian The Shamrocks are 8-0-1 in the league and U-2-1 Still, Churchill coach Roger Strong thought "it overall. would be Stevenson and Farmlngton fighting it Schonfeld beat Charger goalie John Merner on a Injury-riddled Redford Thurston was steals and nine rebounds. out; I was surprised Farmington didn't do bet­ penalty kick, then Raffi Tufenkjian scored on an down to six players Tuesday, but it Thurston led at.halftime, 24-15, and ter." assist from Schonfeld. BENTLEY 6 didn't really matter as the Eagles 43-23 after three quarters The Falcons' best finishers were Evan DeWulf But Churchill narrowed the gap to 2-1 at the half N. FARMINGTON 1 soared past Dearborn Heights Annapo­ and Mark Bailey, who each shot 76. Stevenson as Michael Eriksson, an exchange student from lis. 57-27 in a non-league girls' basket­ FARM. HARRISON 69 winning was surprise enough, but Walled Lake Finland, booted one past Bentley goalie John Faes. Livonia Bentley's Dennis Patchett scored the ball game. REDFORD UNION 43 Central, which was just 5-4 during the season, Assists went to Dave Parr and Paul Newstead only two goals of the first half and Brian Schonfeld Thurston, now 6-5 overall, played ending in second was another stunner. That set the stage for Hansen, who notched both added another Bulldog score 40 seconds into the without starter Mary Kress (knee prob­ The one-two punch of Sue Ferguson Salem, the only team to beat Farmihgtbn dur­ his goals, his 16th and 17th of the season, in the first second half as host Bentley breezed pasl North lem) and three other key reserves. and Alice Short overwhelmed the ing the regular season, also faded Monday. Nun- 11 minutes of the second half. Parr and Mike Duck­ Farmington Tuesday night Vicky Pellerito picked up the scoring Panthers Tuesday night in a non-league zio Marino topped the Rocks with 79. worth assisted on the first, and Parr picked up his Bill Benson, Eugene R. Pulice and Salem Yaffai slack with 19 points. Ruth Arney. who game. Szewc, Youmans, White, DeWulf and Bailey thhrd assist 6n the second. Goalie Merner also as added tallies for the Bulldogs, who are now 4-5-2 sprained her ankle in the final minute Ferguson was almost a one-girl were named to the All-WLAA team. The All- sisted on Hansen's second goal. overall and 4-4-1 in the WLAA Pete Lomas added of play, added 18 points. She is ques­ wrecking crew as she scored 33 points Lakes Division squad was Dan Smith, Chris Churchill outshot Bentley. 19-16. two assists. ' tionable for Thursday's game with and grabbed 14 rebounds. Short con­ LaFave and George Natsis of Central, Rick Redford Union. Junior Mary Zacharias tributed 22 points, 11 assists and'11 re­ Friess of Farmington and Marino. was also in double figures for the Ea­ bounds. The* All-Western Division team consists of gles with 11 Harrison's record is now 9-2 overall. Chris Semik and Doug Lobb of Churchill, Mike Laurie Mack also played a strong —Ju'ie Marchand-tallied nine fer RU. 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football Rockets, Franklin contest standings Title up for grabs in NSL battle 04E FOOTBALL STANDINGS . Through Oct ID linebacker Steve Sapienza. But the rooters go home disappointed, Risak three. Running back Walt O'Dowd In­ By Brad Emons Bulldogs had a number of offensive and Emons predict: Aggies by six. jured a knee and missed Friday's 32-0 and C.J. Rl»ak loss to Romulus and that hurt the Tro* CATHOLIC LEAGUE standouts in a 16-10 victory over FARMINGTON at LIVONIA STE­ A-B Division staff writers Northville: running backs Keith Percin jans. O'Dowd is doubtful for tomor- -> | Oolral Bracket VENSON, 7:30 p.m. Friday — Farm­ row's game. , ^' grid (94 yards rushing, two TDs) and Eric ington 4s 0-5. Stevenson, picked as a Football coaches psych thejr players Tower (73 yards) and placekicker Chad Still, it won't be as bad this week. league Overall possible WLAA tjtlist, is 2-3 (1-2 in the W 1. for one particular jjoaj, every season — Dajke (42-yard field goal). Oak Park is 0-5 for the season. If W L a league championship predictions league) and out of the picture. Clarenceville keeps its cool, it should Catholic Central 3 0 4 1 Salem has been no slouch on defense, But this game is always something to Bishop Gallagher 4 1 There are six area teams that will handle Oak Park by 10, Risak thinks. 1 1 Here's how we pick 'em for this either, allowing just three touchdowns see. Farmington, even in its worst Brother Rice 1 1 2 3 need to be at an emotional peak if they week. this season, all through the air. The Emons disagrees, going with the home Notre Dame 1 1 1 4 years, managed to battle Stevenson 1 4 hope to reign as league champions. All Rock offense, led by fullbacks Scott team by seven. Bishop Borgess 0 3 six are involved in pivotal conference WESTLAND JOHN GLENN. at down to the wire in their Inter-Lakes LIVONIA FRANKLIN, 2 p.m. Satur­ Jurek and Jim Sinclair, is also starting League days: LIVONIA CHURCHILL at NORTH­ f-D Divuion Tr.aich-ups - to click: They have scored-77 points in C Bracket day — This will be a classic showdown. Can the Falcons ambush Stevenson? VILLE, 7:30 p.m. Friday — Churchill There is a key element that is com­ Both teams field powerful defenses the last two games coach Ken Kaestner is hopeful of re­ league Overall mon among all six teams: defense. They'll make it close, Risak figures, W L W L that can force an opponent to submit. Bentley has stumped the prognosti- building his team after an already dis­ What promises to be the best game but the Spartans will reign by seven. St Agatha 3 0 5 0 Saturday, Franklin walloped Red- cators long enough, Risak says: Salem No contest, Emons says: Spartans by astrous season. It'll be difficult to do Pont Catholic- 2 1 4 1 of the bunch is Saturday's Westland by nine. Emons picks the Rocks as 0 L St Mary ford Union, 27:0! It was the third 16. against Andy Dimitroff and Northville. 2 1 2 3 John Glenn-Livonia Franklin tussle. odds-on favorites, by six. The Mustangs can move the ball but St Andrew 1 2 2 3 Both squads are 5-0 overall and 3-0 in straight shutout -for the Patriots, who REDFORD THURSTON at RED- St- Flonan 1 J . 1 4 have outscored their opponents 100-0 in CATHOLIC CENTRAL vs. WAR­ FORD UNION, 7:30 p.m. Friday — their defense is suspect. Del Service 0 3 0 5 the Northwest Suburban League (NSL). REN DeLaSALLE, 7:30 p.m. Friday at The winner will have a lock on the title. the stretch. Rich Popp fired a pair of What can you say about a Team that Is that Northville defense enough for TD passes and completed eight of 14 in Connor's Avenue Field — CC got by has yet to score its first touchdown? Churchill to win its first game? Not at WESTERN LAKES Ttie^Weslern Lakes Activities Assoc]•" - ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION the win. ~what might be"its biggest obstacle-on Not a heckuva lot. Northville, Kisak contends: UfiFMus^ ation's (WLAA) Lakes Division should" the road to, the Catholic League Western Division have a champion emerge from Fri­ Defense spurred the Rockets to their Still, crosstown rivalries bring about tangs by nine. Emons sees it a point Overall first victory ever over North Farming- playoffs when it beat Birmingham strange results. Thurston, which has closer, but Northville still the winner. Leagoe day's Plymb"oth~Salem-Livonia Bentley Brother Rice, 7-0, Saturday Kami Harrison W L W L ton Friday by a 12-0 score. A 73-yard been outscored 195-0 so far this season, GARDEN CITY at NORTH FARM­ 3 0 b 0 battle. Both are 3-0 in the league. Sa­ Defenses dominated, as they almost *W L Western lem is 5-0 overall — one of just four bomb from Jeff Hawley to Rob Bell on nearly beat a better RU team last year. INGTON, 2 p.m. Saturday — A pair of Northville 2 ! 3 1 the game's first play were all the always do, in the Rice game. Mark 1 2 2 3 unbeaten teams in Observerland — RU (1-4) is young, and inexperience NSL have-nots, and that's a position Ply Canton points Glenn needed. Malone scored the game's only TD on a Churchill 1 2 2 3 while Bentley is 3-2. contributed to its 27-0 shellacking at North coach Ron Holland is unaccus­ 0 5 quarterback sneak. "•Denotes nonleague lie.; 0 3 That's because defenders Bryan Dye, the hands of Franklin Saturday. tomed to. The Cougars have not blend­ Chris Stoumbas, Joe Sawaya and John CC's offense continues to struggle, Risak says RU will gain experience AND A PAIR of area squads are vy­ but the Shamrocks' defense is solid, ed elements of East and West high Lakes Division Ericson ail came up with big plays in quickly Friday and win by 20. It'll be schools very well and haven't been the League Overall ing for divisional honors in the Catholic thwarting North. surrendering just one touchdown in the League. Detroit Catholic Central. 4-1 closer than that, Emons suspects: RU league contender everyone predicted. W L W L The defenses are both strong, but last three games. by 14. Ply Salem 3 0 5 0 overall and 3-0 in the Central Division, Defense will be the difference Fri­ North is better than its 1-4 record: Liv Bentley 3 0 3 2- puts its Championship 'aspirations on Risak thinks Franklin may have the WALLED LAKE WESTERN at three of the losses have come against w L Central day against DeLaSalle, according to 1 2 3 2 the line against Warren DeLaSalle (4-1) edge in offense. It'll be a battle to the PLYMOUTH CANTON, 7:30 p.m. Fri­ undefeated teams. Holland predicted a Liv Stevenson I 2 2 3 final gun, when Risak says the score­ Risak: CC by seven. Emons figures on a Farmington 0 3 0 S Friday. day — An interesting matchup featur­ winning season after the^lenn defeat board will have Franklin a three-point closer contest, with CC winning by one. ing a pair of middle-of-the-pack WLAA Radford St. Agatha, sporting a pet- REDFORD ST. AGATHA vs. PON- Friday. Risak says here's where the winner. Emons likes Glenn in overtime Western Division teams. Raiders get going, winning by 10. North feet record (5-0), tackles a tough Ponti- by three. T1AC CATHOLIC, 7:30 p.m. Satorday NORTHWEST SI BIRBAN LEAGIE ac Catholic team Saturday. The Ponii- at Wisner Stadium — The Aggies are 5- Farmington Harrison has already will win, Emons, thinks, but by seven. ac team is 2-1 in the C-D Division's C PLYMOUTH SALEM at LIVONIA wrapped up the championship. Canton League Overall BENTLEY, 7:30 p.m. Friday — One 0 and still aiming for the Catholic C-D REDFORD BISHOP BORGESS at W l. W Bracket, and 4-1 overall. couldn't handle the Hawks, falling 38-7 John Glenn League crown. A win here assures HARPER WOODS BISHOP GAL­ 3 5 team is no surprise. The other contin­ under the pressure of its own mistakes. Liv Franklin This weekend's slate promises to 3 5 ues to be one. them of it. LAGHER, 7:30 p.m. ^Saturday at South Garden City separate the pretenders from the con­ If the Chiefs passing attack of quarter­ I 2 Bentley was 2-7 a year ago and, after Dave Lewis' eight-yard TD run in St. Lake US. — Nothing has gone right for N Farmington 1 tenders. back Pat Murphy and receivers Bob Red I'nion 1 losing its opener-to Plymouth Canton, Agatha's 7-0 victory over Orchard Bishop Borgess,the past few .weekA... _ 1 I 4 Emons extended his prediction lead WasCzenSki, Matt Sahlilli and Ron Rie- Red Thurston looked like it might be on its way back Lake St. Mary's may have been the big­ The Spartans have dropped a pair of 0 0 5 to two games by correctly choosing the nas are on target, watch out to another dismal season. But since the gest for the Aggies in years. But, like 14-0 defeats the past two weeks and INDEPENDENT winners in 10 of 12 contests last week. the others battling for league titles, it's LIVONIA CLARENCEVILLE at lost 23-0 to CC three weeks ago. Risak was 9-3. For the season, Emons league ' season opened, the Bulldogs W ;> have been tenacious. defense that is keeping St. Agatha in OAK PARK. 3:30 p.m. Friday — The offense will have to get going to Clarenccville 3 record is 40-13 (76 percent) to 38-15 for Clarenceville woo its first three games beat Bishop Gallagher. Risak and Risak (72.2 percent). Defense is the strength of the Bent­ the title hunt. ley team, led by the ferocious play of It'll be close, but Pontiac Catholic of the year but now has lost its last Emons don't think so, Gallagher by 12. soccer basketball r standings rankings

WESTERN LAKES MICHIGAN HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION GIRLS' BASKETBALL SOCCER STANDINGS COACHES' POLL Through Oct . 12 Western Division Won Lost Tied Pis Class A ) Flint Northern 10-0 Nort'iville 6 3 1 13 2 B«nlon Harbor 100 Churchill 6 2 0 12 3. Livonia Bentley 11-0 Canton 4 4 1 9 4 Farmington Mercy >...-... 10-0 Harrison 1 6 1 3 5 Trenton . . 9-0 Franklin 1 6 1 3 6 Plymouth Salem ... 10-1 7 Utica Eisenhower . . . 8-1 Lakes Divisiio n 8 Troy Athens 8-0 Won Lost Tied 'pts. 9 Warren Tower 90 Stevenson 9 0 0 18 10 Marquette . . 100 Salem 7 2 0 J 4 Bentley 4 4 1 9 Farmington 4 6 0 -8 N Farmingsin 1 9 0 2 Class B > 'V 1 Okemos . . . . . '.". 10-0 2 Livonia Ladywood . 9-0 3 Fenton 100 4. Oxford 10-0 5 Manistee 10-0 6 GR West Catholic 9-0 7 Marshall 9-0 golf 8 Haslett 10-0 9 Inkster 8-0 10 Richmond 9-0 WESTERN LAKES ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF MEET Class C Individual results 1 Sag Carrollton 90 Craig Szewc(LS) 70 2 L'nion -Sebawaing 10-0 Harry Youmans(LS) 75 3 Red. St. Agatha 10-0 Urry White (LC) 7S i Hancock . . . 9-0 Dan Smith (WLC) 76 5 Newaygo . 9-0 EvanDeWulf(Fi 76 6 Flint Atherton 90 Mark Bailey 1F) 76 7 Three Oaks . 9-0 Chris Semik(LC) . 77 8 Marlette 8-1 Mike Bulgarelli (WLW) 78 9. Pewamo-West 8-1 Brendon Fitipalrick (FH) 78 10 Ontonagon 8-1 Chris LaFavefWLC) 78 Nunzio Marino (PS) . 79 Brent Kish (WLW) 79 Doug Lobb (LCI. »80 OBSERVERLAND GIRLS' George Na,UisfWLO 81 CAGE RANKINGS Todd Riedel 81 l.Liv B*ntley ..11-0 Paul Bulgarelti (WLW) 81 2. Ply Salem . . iO-I Dean Allen (LB) 81 3. Ladywood 9-0 Dave Pohlad (N) 81 i Si. Agatha 10-0 JeiTy Longboat (WLC) 81 5 Garden City 8-0 Rick Friess (P) 81 6 Ply Canton 6-5 Craig Ridley (LS) 81 7 Liv Slevenson 6-5 The Delco nuK nExpress asms is here! Truckloads of powerful Delco Freedom II Batteries are SStM being'delivered all over town. Because we want to make sure you have plenty of'power for fast, reliable starts during the t A complete computer. .cold.winter_weather.a_h^ad. 1¾ J report on what's right If your old battery can't take the cold', nowTthe time for a 1 and wrong with your fresh new Delco Freedom II Battery. Then early In the morning J car'ssngine. Regularly or late at night-anytime you or your family needs to start and go-the Delco Freed6m irwill mean peace of mind. )/ $24.95 now only $9.95 Freedom II is matntenance'-free. Filled and sealed for the thru October 3CV life of the battery. No worry about fluid evaporation. So you can get it-and forget it. And the Freedom II Express means Additional. immediate availability. Right in your neigh J Oil & Filter borhood. Head for your favorite AC-Delco - EXrtOO outlet and get a charge of confidence. 1 Change Lube Livonia on aU General Motors Cotporatlon [ $15.95 *. ,522-3260 Tune-up Work J ft :l 4- .....-'.. - f

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PLYMOUTH CHURCH SCHOOL * «6 AM In Livonia — Si- Paul Ev Lutheran Church. .CHURCH OFTHE SAVIOR ST THOMAS A BECKET . 313-1-459-6240 ' 17810 Farmington pd.< Parish Pastor wmfred Koelpin • ^6.1-8759 SERVICES ST MICHAEL PULLEY RD CANTON • Reformed Church in America Worship Services - 8:30 A 11*00 am Sund.ay - 8 00 A M LUTHERAN 98I-M3 In Plymouth - St Peter Ev Lutheran Church. Rev GERALD DYKSTRA, Pastor 10 00 A M '0O0 Sheldon R0 .1343 Penniman Ave. Ff Ernest M Porcan 6 OOP M CaMon ''" Wednesday 7 30 P M 459-M« NATIVITY Ci-JURCH Pastor Leonard Koenmger - 453-3393 Pastor ^ SUNDAY 8CH0OL 9:30 A.M. WORSHIP SERVICE 10:30 A.M. P»»toi j«rty Yarnell Henry Rut: al West Chicago Worship Services 8 4 10 30 a m. • Sunday School 9 15 a m ^ Masses Nursery and Children's Ministry Lrvonie In Redford Township - Lola Valley Ev Lutheran Church. Swt r. on PM proved at all se/vices Nursery & Children's Church Available WORSHIP *«0» 11*0 A.M. 421.5406 14750 Kmloch Sun. 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By 8herry Kahan ues just because we 'were transposed. staff writer 'The good book says you can't serve Hate Is such a cancer." "I'm very encouraged by the role of both God and Mammon. Some say VINCENT SAID stie attended an ear­ the church in the peace movement and ly Integrated meeting in a church in the nuclear freeze movement, stated we're helpless and have no choice. But Dalton, Ga., across the border from &j§ Clara Vincent,-an 87-year-old Livonia the book also says we cjn choose good Chattanooga, Tenn., where they lived. peacS-advocate "I find a lot more in­ Many blacks were there. She was also terest in social concerns. I think they're over evil and life over death. present at the first integrated meeting waking up." at the First Methodist Church of Chat­ ¥&>&%>'•-?• ki"i '? •"•'• --'••• She said two years ago at a disarma­ — Clara Vincent tanooga. ment meeting in the First Congrega­ When she returned to Livonia she tional Church in Southfield, only a reference from a 1947 issue of Ameri­ joined the Livonia Citizens for Better "handful" of people attended. This year him at the Central Methodist Church in Human Relations, and the board of the 300 turned up. Detroit" can magazine that "we feed our hogs better than our children." Detroit Branch of. the American Civil A resident of Livonia for 31 years, Not many years later she, participat­ Liberties Union. Vincent- lives in a snug two-bedroom ed in demonstrations against the~Viet- "Now 35 years later," she noted with anger in her voice, "we appear-to be The Vincents joined the Unitarian- house full of plants and dried flowers nam War. Universalist Church of Farmington. resting on 2¼ acres which includes "I was brought up to believe with Isi- feeding-the Pentagon better than our- children. If we love them as much as "It was built in 1853 and served as a "our little Walden woods." ah, Amos, Micah and Jesus in commit­ link in the Underground Railroad," she She became a believer in peace when ment to the ideal that people's welfare we say we do, we would abolish war. That is not more visionary than the ab­ • said. "Sojourner Truth spoke (here, we her husband Francis, who died 2W comes first," sbe explained. were told." • years ago at the age of 93, brought pho­ Looking to the past? she added: "His­ olition of child slavery." - The Livonia' activist grew up on a Three years ago she was asked to tographs home from Europe after tory records that a large number of the" present a sermon, which she called, "A World War I religious community voted for Hitler. fruit and truck farm near Owosso and still contributes articles t.o the U.S. Brief for Relief From Nuclear Mad­ "They showed children who had lost When resistance came, it was too late ness." their legs and arms," said Vincent. "If to stop the monster that Nazism and Farm News on war and peace issues. _She is proud that her family's farm was "An old gal can really raise a lot of we value our children, how can we let fascism is. KelTto frustrate-^ wreckers of the this go on? —There are those who say it could one of the first in the area to have a system of overhead irrigation pipes.. American dream if she tries." she'said "We're doing just what Mammon and happen here. But now it appears that - with a smile of pleasure. Molock want us to do. The good book the American religious community is The farm Influence stays with her. "In between battles," she said, "I have a She is turning toward the past a good says you can't serve both God and increasingly aware of the worsening deal lately. Recently the Labadie Col­ Mammon. Some say we're helpless and economic conditions that help a dicta­ garden which gives me a lot of joy. I used to call it a peace garden." lection of the University of Michigan have no choice. But the book also says tor gain power." graduate library accepted her offer to we can choose good over evil and life She noted that peacemakers take She and her husband had one daugh: donate her accumulation of 60 years of over death." heart from that fact that more and ter, Alice Ann Felton. Today she has books, pamphlets and magazines. more churches are producing study and two grandchildren and one great­ WHILE VINCENT supported World action groups concerned with peace. grandchild. Nine cartons of social action materi­ BH.(,8RESLER/staff photo^raphef War II "with mixed feelings," she To buttress her point she quoted a In the early 50s she and her husband al already have been delivered. seems to have marched a good deal of statement from the Vatican Holy See. spent five years in the south, a place But the work of gathering it all to­ Clara Vincent of Livonia has been a fighter for peace for a good her life to a different drummer. For she refers to as "occupied territory " gether has slowed Vincent down some­ many of her 87 years. five years in the 50s she and her hus­ "THE ARMAMENT RACE is to be because both blacks and whites were what. It's hard to resist re-reading it band, an engineer who had been dis­ condemned unreservedly, for it consti­ "in economic bondage to the north." all, she said. *•• be placed on the other side of Merri- said. The drain commission won its abled through an industrial accident, tutes a violation of law by asserting the "Blacks were not allowed in the li­ man Road. case, but she won the money to replace lived in the south and worked for inte­ primacy of force and a form of theft. brary, and then were condemned for NOT ALL OF Vincent's battles have "I wrote my own brief," she said. the trees and shrubbery gration. Later she worked for the Pro­ "This system of international rela­ being ignorant," she recalled. - "Five involved the big picture. A while back "Judge Kaufman told me I should have It seems the only time Vincent lost gressive party headed by Henry Wal­ tions based on fear and injustice is a years there was like a university edu­ she carried on a three^year fight with been a lawyer. I told him it constituted her nerve was after, she learned to lace, President Franklin Roosevelt's kind of collective hysteria. The arma-- cation. We had black friends, but that the Wayne County Drain Commission. cruel and unusual punishment to force drive. She was hit twice by drunk driv­ secretary of agriculture. ment race does not assure security." was frowned upon. We had occasional It wanted to cut a drain through her an old woman to spend her 80th birth­ ers, and gave up the car. "I marched with Martin Luther King From a house full of pamphlets, hostile telephone calls. But I didn't see land which would mean losing some day in court. Fortunately, friends provide rides to in Detroit in the 60s," she added. "I met magazines and books, she drew forth a why we should change our moral val­ trees and shrubs. She thought it could She laughed. "He was stunned," she keep her on the activist trail. Peace conference IB* church bulletin scheduled at center with the North Carolina Symphony Or­ program designed to provide Christ­ • UNITED ASSEMBLY OF GOD mas gifts ior missionaries. A turkey The Rev. Ivar Frick, superintendent chestra, and was voted best male vo­ 'Peace Issues in the Global Village" Center for Peace and Conflict Studies calist in North Carolina by the National dinner will be served at 6 p.m. at no is the title of an eight-hour conference and the Council for World Affairs. The of the Assemblies of God in Michigan, charge to those who bring a Christmas will speak at 8:30 and 11 a.m. services Teachers Association. to be held Monday in Mercy Confer­ latter two are affiliated with Wayne Miles has won numerous awards in gift for a missionary. ence Center, 28600 11 Mile, Farming- State University. Sunday in United Assembly of God, 42021 E. Ann Arbor Trail, Plymouth. both vocal and instrumental music. He ton Hills. Conference hours are noon to 8 p.m. • FAIRLANE ASSEMBLY Frick has served as an evangelist, as has performed in leading roles in such Speakers will be U.S. Rep. George The cost is $15, which includes a dinner A two-act play called "The Galilean well as a convention and camp speak­ plays as "Arsenic and Old Lace," "My Crockett Jr., D-Detroit; Joe Stroud, edi­ at which Stroud will be the featured Fair Lady" and Oklahoma." Incidents" will be presented at 7 p.m * tor of the Detroit Free Press, and Bar­ speaker. To make a reservation call er. He has pastored in Ohio and Michi­ Sunday in Fairlane Assembly, 22575 bara Stanford, author of the hook, the center at 577-3453. or mail a check gan. • ST. PAUL PRESBYTERIAN Ann Arbor Trail, Dearborn Heights. It "Peacemakers." _, payable to WSU to the Center for Lee Landes will speak on the prob­ is a collection of six humorous and se­ The event is sponsored by the Michi­ Peace and Conflict Studies, 5229 Cass, • PLYMOUTH FIRST CHURCH lem of drunk drivers at an 8 a.m. rious playlets about the signs and mira- . gan Council for Social Studies, and the Detroit 48202 OF CHRIST SCIENTIST breakfast meeting Sunday in St. Paul cles of-Jesus of Nazareth. Betty Ann Ridley of Oklahoma City Presbyterian Church, 27475 Five Mile, will speak on "Exploring the Unlimited Livonia. Lee and his wife Sue are orga­ • ST. ANDREW EPISCOPAL Dimensions of Spirit" at an 8 p.m. pub­ nizers and leaders of the Wayne County A rummage sale planned by the par­ YWCA is looking for volunteers lic lecture Sunday in First Church of Chapter of Mothers Against Drunk ents class will take place from 9 a.m. Christ Scientist, 1100 W. Ann Arbor Drivers (MADD). Landes will discuss to 6 p.m. Friday, Oct. 15 in St. Andrew The YWCA of Western Wayne Coun­ five hours a week to work with the Trail, Plymouth. Her talk will take up efforts to strengthen drunk driving Episcopal Church, 16360 Hubbard. ty is involved in programs and activi­ women in such areas as values clarifi­ physical fiealings., a healing of drug laws. A retiree from the Ford Motor Livonia. ties at the Wayne County Detention An­ cation, problem solving, decision mak­ use, lax morals and career stagnation. Co., Landes is also a retired rear admi­ nex at Eloise. This is an annex of the ing, self-help groups, self-awareness -Ridley has long been active in her ral. • TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN Wayne County Jail and is presently and female issues and concerns. Volun­ church. Since 1973 she has devoted full At 730 p.m. Monday, Oct. 18 Joe Dr. Peter Hountras, clinical psychol­ housing 75-100 female inmates whose teers with skills in these area are need­ time to the public healing ministry of . Charlton will show slides and speak Qhj ogist and certified marriage counselor, average stay at the jail is 60-90 days ed Christian Science. She is now a mem­ "A Layman's Look' at the Holy Land" will speak on "Helping Your Marriage As program director of the Central. Those interested in volunteering may ber of the denomination's board of lec­ Rev. Ivan Frick under the sponsorship of the Friendship Grow" at a marriage enrichment semi­ Planning Council of the YWCA, Susan contact Cadwell at 561-4110 Monday tureship, for which she travels, widely, men have made more than 2,000 ap­ Circle. nar and workshop to take place from 9 Cadwell is recruiting individuals who through Friday between 9 a.m. and 5 speaking at Christian Science branch pearances with the Regeneration sing­ • PLYMOUTH FIRST BAPTIST a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 16 in Trin­ could volunteer at the annex1 for two to , p.m churches and college organizations. ers. They will be at Ward the entire A missionary rally for area Ameri­ ity Presbyterian Church, 10101 W. Ann weekend, taking part in the National can Baptist churches has«been sched­ Arbor Road, Plymouth. To be discussed • WARD PRESBYTERIAN Singles Conference hosted by Ward's uled at 3 p.m. Sunday in First Baptist are feelings and their expression, cou­ Miles and Webb, a male vocal duet, Single Point Ministries. Church, 45000, N. Territorial, Plym­ ple dialog, role expectations, conflict will present a concert at 7 p.m. Sunday Webb holds a bachelor of arts degree outh. On the previous day Kenneth resolution-skills and goal setting. For in Ward Presbyterian Church, Farm­ in voice from Gardner-Wedd College in Heneise, a missionary serving in Haiti, more details call Jim or Madelyn LOorzsYi\p ington and Six Mile, Livonia. The two Boiling Springs, N.C. He has performed will speak at a "Christmas in October" Cosens at 981-5699. Solve problems, not defend stands The season of political campaigning is disturb­ ASSEMBLIES OF COD ing enough to start one thinking about positive alernatives. Efforts to inform voters ha^ve degen-. era ted into a series of fights. The ^oaTof winrilng moral perspectives - office results in dividing competing camps into 41355 Six Mile Rd. winners and losers. Rev. Charles CHRISTIAN Norlhville But our system requires working together af­ 348-9030 ter the fur settles and the.smoke cjeaf. The sys­ Erickson COMMUNITY tem is not well served by campaigns which make I 11:00 A.M. later cooperation and understanding nearly im­ Biologists describe everything in nature as a Taking a stand regarding the Soviets is a com­ CHURCH possible. It is said politics is the art of compro­ process moving in the direction of growth or de­ mon example. Concern to be unambiguous de­ "HIS RADIANT mise with an implication that compromise has cay: there is no solid state in anything living. nies the complexity of international relations. A rj Irving M. Mitchell, Sr. Pastor MINISTRY" immoral implications. firm position locks one" into an antagonistic pos­ Physics and chemistry teach that things are Richard Easlick, Youth Pastor ture and a violent rhetoric. Efforts for peace THE TRAP is created by an urge to express composed of-nwlecules.JuT_niotion_so reality is Dan R. Sluka. Director of Music to be unpatriotic or lefists. Voters need to solid convictions, sharply define fixed positions, dynamic, not static. 6:30..,, , stand. •--•.' In both religion and politics we have assumed C«t«brition of Prtlu-630 PM ' •* *' We cannot predict tomorrow's question so we morality lies in a stance, a position and language Wed. Adult Pnj*t * Pislw - Youth Sttvic* 730 f>M WE SHOULD REALIZE that sucb sloganeer-,, don't need leaders whose skill Is In answers. We which denounces others. Our need is to highlight V : ttufury provided at all 8»rvte«« Ing is seriously out of dale. We all learn In early need to know our leaders In terms of behavior the values /lowHit the pilgrimages of llfe.^We 1 A Chanstfiattc Church where people of mapy denominations worship together school years that reality Is dynamic, not static. and direction. We need them to lead us to whtift need to learn to talk about pathways, goals^!-" paths Intersect and where pilgrimages flow sions, and desires to share our insights with one " Thomafc E. Tratfc, Paitor —— ; ... Slogans which seem to fix us in one spot distort - perceptions arid .actions' alongside one another." another In a mutual quest for a better society. BETHEL MISSIONARY ASSEMBLY OF GOD 8900 Middlebelt, Livonia (Near Joy Rd.) m""""* mwmmm SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 A,M. class reunions x MORNING WORSHIP 11:00 A.M. • The Observer & Eccentric will used with telephone numbers. Drive, Detroit. For more details call EVENING WORSHIP 6:30 P.M. 421*9140 Southwestern High School, Detroit, will WED. FAMILY NIGHT 7:00 P.M. help locate classmates for scfrool • DETROIT EASTERN BfllteJacoby at 881-9185. hold its 40-year reunion at 6:30 p.m. reunUms. Submit announcements in Classes of 1916-1941 of Eastern High Saturday, Oct. 23, at Camelot Inn, writing to Margaret Miller, Observ­ School, Detroit, are Invited to a class # PETROIT SOUTHWESTERN 16006 Southfield Road, Allen Park. For "A Friendly Church with Christ Centered Purpose" er & Eccentric, 36251 Schoolcraft. reunion to pe held Friday, Pet. 22, at 1942 dinner reservations call Doris Saran- Livonia 48150. Full names must be the Polish Century Club, East Outer The class of, January 1942 of drea Cookat 582-9144. mmmmmm

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Michigan Nitiooal Bank's credit card U 00 Per Hour Mm penence Send resume to. box 702 Ob­ permaneol positions ru>glr-g from ly Y, 14155 Stark Rd (OpeoSat 4 Sun) Mutt be responsible, very ongoing k 8.10-4pm Ask for Gloria «47-5850 Of TEMPORARY WORK" vel + Bocus & Incentive' server k Eccentric Newspapers, M2S1 MANAGER TRAINEES, STOCK DIS­ enjoy racqoetball Call Debbie 10am- RN 7J8-8I0O If so - 4 have eipenence in. firm tit e'otryrl' position iviilible Part-lime Evening* & Saturdays Schoolcraft Rd. Livonia. Michigan PLAY, plus SERVICE Grow with a SECURITY CUARD 4pm (or interview 549-0900 MEDICAL ASSISTANT for aggressive individuals with previ­ MR GORDON 48150 growing company with opportunity Seeking mature individual to work as a Podlauic surgeon'» office In Trby seeks ous cotlectjoo eipenence who are look Call for appointment ": swucity- gatrt-fof-large hot*l Must WELCOMING SERVICE offers follow a mature responsible Individual with SECRETARIAL ir.g for challenge k opportunity We of­ have neat appearance and poor securi­ gOOd personality Excellent benefitat- RN'S fer a, good starting salary 4 benefit -533-7748- COST ACCOUNTANT/ANALYST mg opportunities. (II Livonia Resident ^ «*4Mtt» For steel fabricator Pnvioes Industry ty eipenence Call for interview. Plym­ to welcome local new comers. (2) Resi­ »iU train qualified individual Send r*^ « c>ll lo Pro Care One. 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NURSERY MANAGER for for 20 acre 1 H 8LOCKS W OF SCHAEFER PSYCH RN 504 Help Wanted ganizational ability and a flair for de­ EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - adminis­ Livonia. Michigan 48150 tree farm. Must be experienced Apply SPRtNC MAKER MED/SURG tail trative Mature person strong office Equal Opportumly Employer MF H in person between 7am-6pm Moo -Sat Proto-lype Dept Experience ID Flats 4 Speciality Rates Office-Clerical We seek an individual who can type 55 clerical skills bookkeeping knowledge. 50I45 Ford Rd . Canton |2 mires W of Round wire required Top pay 4 bene­ Call for orientation details wpm and possesses strong communica­ eipensiced only Troy area Send re AMWAY ELECTRICIAN JOURNEYMAN Canton Center Rd i Cnmboli Landscape fits Call 353-0443 $10.35-$12.50 ACCOUNTANT, BOOKKEEPER tion skills sume to box 618 Observer & Eccentric With own truck VARIED LOCATIONS Temporary Southfield based compaoy seeks experi­ The successful candidate will receive Newspapers 3S251 Schoolcraft Rd. Residential 4 Commercial - START THE WEEK - enced person for full lime temporarv an eicelleot benefit package and an op­ Uvonia. Michigan 48150 Distributors SW-SJS7 Temporary Health Care Services. assignment Dulles win include bani portunity for pecgpoal aDd career ONE CALL DOES IT ALLI reconciliation, ^posting cash receipts, growtn If ir.lefested send resume and Place your classified want ad in WITH A VISIT TO 835-5400 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY-admiBis- ELECTRONICS PARTS BUYER -OLSTEN- Health Care Services journal entries, etc CRT exposure oec salary requirerfVects to Boi 754. tralive assistant for sale office Excel­ with 1-2 years eiperieftce preferred- Suburban Detroit's finest market 835-5400 essary. Please send resume to Box 712. Observer k Eccemne Newspapers. WANTED The Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers Temporary work assignments available NURSE AIDES • Part time and call in lent location. Benefits Submit resume Managerial background a +. Fvl) time tor experienced Word Processing Oper­ positions available All shifts Part time Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers. 36251 Schoolcraft Rd . Uvonia. Michi­ with experience to PO boi 759. Bir employment with paid benefits Apply 591-0900 Wayne ators. Needed for the housekeeper. Whispering Willow 14251 Schoolcraft Rd.. Uvooia. Michi gan 48150 mwgnam. Mich 48012 455-9132 In person at PS I Hydraulics. IIWO Following applications 4 equipment ALPHA Manor. Canton 459-70«0 gin 41130 Mayfield. Uvonia 644-1070 Oakland Ugal NBIS0OO CLERK TYPIST Executive Secretary APARTMENT RENTAL AGENT Safes Lanier N P NURSES AIDES for weekends only ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Clerk • full Telegraph Eight Mile area Southfield We are seeking a mature, responsible ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN experi­ 852-3222 RocJiester/Avon HEALTH CARE INC Day and night shifts Apply In persoo time position iviilable for experienced wholesale distributor seeks qualified in­ Multi-state sales organisation with cc enced, to service TTL k Micro Pro- Use your Visa or Mister Card Marketing Xeroi 850-840 porale offices in Farmington Hills, his person u assistant-office manager in Engineering 1BM-054 Urgently Needs Nightingale West Nursing Home. 81«5 Accounts Payable Clerk Bookkeeping dividuals Type 50wpm. knowledge of rental office of targe established apart­ cesser based equipment Apply in Newburgh Rd background and light typing required business machines helpful Detail work Immediate opening for experienced Ex­ OPERATOR (or Brown 4 Sharp* Set­ Finance QYX ; ecutive Secretary Requirements in­ ment complex in Oil Park Must have person only 20950 Boemng Dr, South- up k Estimating Also a Programmer RNs^LPNs U qualified, please apply at Adistra Involved Fringe benefits Call before rental experience, good office skills k field, (i Mile Eurgreeo) CPT OB GYN office. Dirt-time, oo Sat Ma- Corp. 101 Union St. Plymouth. Michi­ noon :-352-«2S4 clude, but not limited to. letter compo­ for CNC Lathe Top pay Blue Cross, Redactron For Immediate Placement In sition, organizational and interpersonal be able to deal with the public in person Blue Shield. Profit-sharing 4 Pension Redford • Livonia - Westland Areaj lure person, prefer medical and Insur­ gan IV oo the phoce -Full. lime, permanent- ELECTRONtCTECHNTCUNS Wang IBM Mag 2 ance experience Send resume lo ENTRY LEVEL POSITION available skills Self starter with minimum super Dpofcbtgj exist for an Installer and a Plan Send resume to 814»Beaierland, Vydec IBM Display Wnler •TOP PAY ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLerk- full al main office of retail drag chain to vision Shorthand a must Tfce position position with gtjod salary Eipenence It Detroit. Mi 48239. or cab after 4PM. •FLEXIBLE SCHEDULE Box c&48. Observer k Eccentric News­ references required Please call benchman with commercial sound in Excellent Benefits. papers, 18251 Schookrafl Rd . Uvonia. time position Waterford Michigan perform general office duties such a offers challenge, responsibility and CCTV experience No others need ap­ 255-2744 •EXCELLENT BENEFITS area Experienced In processing k all typing, calculating and file dulres Ex­ reward We offer an excellent fringe weekdays »am-5pm 557-174» •Please Call Now - Michigan 48150 ply Call 1 to 5 PM. 522-2919 PART TIME help wanted for office Call 354-0555 related accounts payable functions Re­ cellent working conditions and benefits benefit package Your resume must in­ APPLIANCE REPAIRMAN An Equal Opportunity Employer supply- store, musl have experience OFFICE MGR. - for large busy eastslde lated experienc* with IBM system 14 Apply in person. Friday. October 15 be­ clude salary history' aloog with a brief Electrical background commerclil'in­ Call for appontment • 525-82«! 281-2434 orthopedic medical practice Experi­ helpful Good wages 4 benefits Reply tween 9am and 11 Noon at Arbor statement of personal goals Seod to dustrial experience preferred for ser­ EXPERIENCED CASHIER and stock ASSISTANT for dental specialists off­ ence with all phases including Insur­ to Box 730. Observer 4V Eccentric Drugs. 1818 Maplelawn Rd Troy be­ Personnel Manager. PO Box 1S00. vice k parts dept N.W area Send re­ clerk Good at math. 7 day operation PART TLME Telemarketer wanted to OLSTEN ice Well groomed. Intelligent, experi­ ance k billing required Excellent pon­ Newspapers. 34251 Schoolcraft Rd. tween Crooks 4 Coolidge. N off 15 Mile Farmington Hills. Ml 48018 lume A salary requirements to, cSSO Apply 1 to 5 pm weekdays. Salem obtain leads Must be experienced Oak­ enced preferred Good pay k fringe ton for qualified individual, salary Uvonia Michigan 48150 Lumber. JM50 Plymouth Rd Livonia land County Residents Send resume to TEMPORARY SERVICES benefits. Southfield'Birmingham area open, liberal fringe benefit program Observer k Eccentric Newspapers. 157-3109 JSJ51 Schoolcraft Rd. Livonia, Michi­ EXPERIENCED HAIRDRESSER P.O Boi 2572. Southfield. Ml 48014 Word Processing Division Seod resume to Box =518 Ote«rv.tri- ACCOUNTS-REeglVABU: Collection 502 Help Wanted Dental-Medical gan 4115« Eccentric Newspapers. MiTtTchool- Clerk A mtcimun 2 years eipenence Full time Cantoo and knowledge of basic bookkeeping Call 911-2101 ATTENTION craft Rd Uvonia. Michigan 48150 ARE YOU OUTGOING, personable' If ' People Needed For STOCK ANN ARBOR NURSES Will do telephone collection nationwide so. we have openings for caovassers for EXPERIENCED PERSON needed to PART TIME OPTOMETRIC RECEPTION 1ST-ASST and other credit related work for a me­ Musl know pegboard system k insur- home improvement company Guaran­ run Piiza 4 Party store, good opportu­ Telephone Sales Retail store in Westland Shopping Ceo- GUARANTEED lNCOME" dium siie distnbotlon companv Send teed income plus highest commission nity lor advancement. Must be IB or ter needs a persoo to handle stock and aoce Some Oplometrie eipenence pre­ detailed resume to KSO P O Boi 1026 Long Term Assignments Available ln Is Worth Your Time ferred Mail resume to Box 738 Ob- A CHALLENGE FOR paid in industry' Will train, must have older Apply ifter tpm . ask for Ken The Birmingham Area All Shifts 4 some maintenance Late alternoons. • ICU-CCU Troy. Michigan 480« transportation Call Shelby at 559-7750 Dinoi Pirxa k Party Store. 25247 Joy evenings and Saturday Some heavy server.i Eccentric Newspapers. 1425J Weekends. Telephone or Door To Door •MED-SURGE Schoolcraft Rd. Uvonia. Michigan ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK Rd . Dearborn Kts Sales Experience Required Must Be 18 lifting Involved Ideal for student 17 or • PRIVATE DUTY ART CALLERY • a person for full tirse. older Must be neat and have good ref­ 48150 needed oow Entry level position Sorse, RN's position Art background or familiarity k Have Own Transportation. • FLEX SCHEDULING experience required Call Delores at EXPERIENCED erences. Call PROCAREONE.1NC Prove it to yourself and others by necessary Some office skills required SALES PEOPLE 180-0050 Call for appointment or apply at (21 S FOR SALES CAREER ANN ARBOR 761-1144 ORTHODONTIC chalrslde assistant, 358-3933 ' modern progressive practice in bet-ADMINISTRATIVE HELP needed by involving yourself in direct patient care Wariragtoo. RdyalOai S44-2S2S National Finn is desirous of adding major real estate franchisor Typing, Sales Person to Its staff locally. Sales G.M.S. STOCK PERSON. Must Hive recent LOCAL CALLS 592-0064 mlnghim seeking experienced chair- at Farmington Nursing Home.' AUTOMOTIVE DETAIL person, for side assistant. Excellent benefits. shorthand, obooe skills Mature sell- aptitaje*required Training allowance GENERAL cash register experience Pan time BARTENDER - part lime nlghui, most starter Real Estate bicAgrcood help­ Salaries start at $17,000 & better. reconditioning cars. Apply In pwtdp «t + commissions available- Excellent evenings and weekends- lighthouse have experience- Also Host/Hostess M7-04M Budgft.RentvA-P»r.#tU WlcJOnA MANAGEMENT ful Reply Box 718, Observer k Eccen­ frtnxa benefits 4 training propim. Drogi. UT-1M1 but time DlgkU. Apply ID person ools PHARMACIST • Immediate opening. tric Newspaper*. «111 Schoolcraft Weekend differential plus excellent Road. Roro&Ui. No. BScoa ta, Pertoca interested ta Sale* career Call - Storday between S «V 5 PM.. Northvtlle SERVICE Royal Oak drugstore Dedicated, ag­ Rd>Uvooia. Michigan 48ISO AnEd. oil Opporf ttril tjr Employer SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS NEEDED Charleys. 41121W.7 Mile benefits including holiday pay, vacation AMERICAN UNITED LIFE The New Approach To Temporary Help 138 00 per day Interested candidates, gressive, ambitious, highest renoroera- BASKIN ROBBINS WESTLAND 157-0420 2970) W Six Mile. Suit* HO A, LlvonU please send your resume lo Mr Larry BLUE WAXER tioo commensurate will ability. Excel­ pay, sick days. Blue Cross, flexible Needs person 18 or over Call For Appointment lent benefits- paid vacatioo Mall re­ FLORAL DESIGNER Former. Principal, SL Agatna High For ouality Lab Must be highly skilled scheduling.- Apply or Call School. 25707 Pembroke.' Redford. Ml Top Pay for right persoo Blue Cross. sume k salary requirements in confi­ 20* S Wayne Rd -729-1070 Experienced only, for flower shop Ln dence to Mr Wohl. 172» Larchwood. Southfield Full or part lime 427-7660 48240 No calls accepted Profit Sharing Farmington Hills Apply Nowl For personal interview/ Call Elsie 477-0280 Troy. Ml 48084 BIRMINGHAM INSURANCE Ageoey 1JI-I620 Lindow, RN, Director of Nurses needs person with i yean company or Supervisor - QUALIFIED social worker, psycholo­ Typists ageoey eipertence in commercial luies FRY COOK PHARMACY CLERK 502 Help Wanted gist or master's 1»vel therapist with ac­ Someone with leadership ability, able to For 400 room suburban luiury Hotel 1 With Experience In Mechanical Mail tive case load ln the areas of substance Secretaries 477-7400 recognize priorities and capable of del­ years eipenence required Excellent Denial-Medical abuse, family mediation, manlal con­ egating responsibility Excellent salary benefits k opportunity lor growth Call Pharmacy Dept. & Computer flict, vocatonal development, grief Bookkeepers Send resume to Box 710. Observer k •OSShMOO.extJJJ! Person with eipenence in direct mail CHAIRSIDE iJenul assistant, full nme lops, or child 4 adult psychotherapy References services. U S Postal rates, and packag­ Word Processors Eccentric NewspiMnvlSiAj. School­ FAIRLANE DRUGS for restorative oriented family prac­ Facility is licerjcd. insured 4 qualified craft Rd . Livonia. Michigan 481M GENERAL Warehouse Duly Shipping, ing Knowledge of Cheshire Labeling. tice CDA or 2 years minimum eipen­ for Ird party reimbursement Earn Statistical Typists receiving. Inventory control responsi 37290 5 MILE Pitney Bowes, Inscerco and PhiT- ence Salary commensurate with quali­ 124~SO per hour or higher depending CANVASSER NEEDED billu« Firmington Hills irei Call (Corner Newburgh) lipsburg Inserters Qualified persons fications . 45J-&848 upon the sue of your practice 4 itt>. Person to rate at door surveys 4 hoors Margaret between la ml I arrr 471-5959 please seod resume to- Box 750. Observ­ quency of treatment No phone Inquir­ Ntjed For per day. 4 days a week Also Crew Cheif Apply Between 10am - 3 pm er k Eccentric Newspapers. 38151 ies please Seod resume, transcripts, li­ PHYSICAL THERAPIST needed Must have car. must Uve in HAIRDRESSER. (»11 time. Wesl Schoolcraft Rd, Livonia. Michigan CHARGE RN The Farmington. Southfield 4 Uvooia Bloomfield * 351-M10 PHONE SOLICITORS NEEDED censure, certification, letters of reco- Lrvorua. Redford. Westland or Garden 48150 FULLTiME-ltoll30PM. meodatloni description of caseload to Areas Must he 18 4 have own transpor City Preferrably over }S Yrs 'old Must be over 18 25 bed psychiatric unit tation. For west suburban teaching hospi­ HAtRDRESSERS Call between 9 30-12 30 TEACHERS k CHILD CARE ALS CocnsellnB Services. I0O0 W Uni­ Call Mr Hubbard 9 30 AM to 12 Noon Birmingham salon has sXalions for renL APPLY versity Drive. Suite 202. Rochester. Mi at 522-2071 Ask for Marlene 5S9-5S09 workers needed (or infants and tod­ tal. Liceiised or eligible for licen­ PerceoUge as high is 75% with full dlers. Must be experienced Troy area iS0«3 clientele Or low ful weekly rent Many PRESSMEN, experienced with A-B ARMORE ACRES CANVASSERS, for Home Improvement 645-6448 RECEPTIONIST - typing experience sure. Full time permanent days. Company Guaranteed salary and high extras included in lease «46-4123 Dick 380 Itek camera. Winted for quil- G.M.S. ity oneoted print shop Modem equip­ HOSPITAL needed, afteroooo hours. Westland commission Will train Must hive im­ HAIRDRESSER WITH FOLLOWING area. Send resume to box c 704 Observ­ GENERAL Excellent salary and benefit pro­ mobile Call Merle or Sam. - 559-775« ment k excellent working environment 19810 Farmington Rd. Uvonia Fall Time Sir Speedy 154-1111 er 4 Eccentric Newspapers. M2S1 MANAGEMENT Exclusive Birmingham Salon lnqulre'474-3500 ext 142 Schoolcraft Rd. Uvooia. Michigan gram. For details contact: 855-««40 • PROGRAMMER- DENTAL ASSISTANT needed • lor 48150 SERVICE CASHIER With S/14 (RPG II) Experience needed TELEPHONE Uvonia Specialty Office 2 years expe­ The New Approach To Temporarv Help PARJTIMJE HAIR STYLIST WANTED lo work oo mayor Appbcajion Develop­ rience necessary Part-time No eves RECEPTIONIST for busy Ophthalmol­ 2S701 W Sn Mile. Suite 140 A. Uvonia Branch of national women's fashion Experienced ooly. Canton Styling ment Protect Win consider _Moon- or Sat Call 522-7313 ogists SoutMield office. Computer bill­ Call For Appointment chain in Westland Shopping Center Room Call after 5PM or all day Satur t^igbtLne CjtfessioriaTs'' Call Louis A SALES ing. Medicare. Medicaid. Blue Shield Garden City Hospital needs a person with experience Some day 911 4700 Wright kfSKx . Plymouth, 4S9-77M DENTAL ASSISTANT k Receptionist experience helpful Full time posiuoo 427-7660 late altemoons some evenings and musl be qualified. Redford area Seod resume to box 740 Observer 4 Ec- 6245 N. Inkster Road weekends Not under 17 Immediate ILONA 4 CALLERY needs a full time QUALITY CONTROL INSPECTOR Long Term Assignments 514-6480 centnc Newspapers. M2S1 Schoolcraft employee discount mature person who has a flare for de­ needed immediately Permaneol posi­ Rd . Uvooia. Micnifan 48150 Garden Gity, Michigan Call for Appointment signs 4 eipenence in selling Apply in tion Excellent opportunity Respond in DENTAL ASSISTANT, four handed. BIRMINGHAM LAW Finn seeks expe­ person Hunters Square Mall. 14 Mile 4 confidence to PO Box C Soythgate. Mi Become part of the telecommunication full time, eipenence preferred or will rienced Legal secretary with knowl­ 421-3300 exi."Z77 Orchard Lake • 48195 ndustry We need ARTICULATE and train Uvonia Send resume to PO Box RNs edge of IBM Displaywriter or compara­ 358-3933 450. Garden City Mi 48115 \ INSURANCE AGENCY, in SoulUield. SELF-MOTIVATED people to do tele­ ble word processing equipment Must ' "v. looking for experienced, personalised REAL ESTATE Management Position phone sales in the BIRMINGHAM area DENTAL ASSISTANT - part time. RDA LPNs lave proficient skills to handle ouf fast Prefer experience in residential real es­ All 1 shifts or weekends available Must paced office We offer a competitive An Equal Opportunity Employer account issl Only those with a mini tate brokerage and administration of preferred to Bin the staff of an enthusi­ Apply In person CASHIERS mum of 2 years agency eipenence' be at least 18 and have own transporta­ astic general practice in Birmingham RllOL-4-f leuacl. aott -environ rrpr' human resources - familiar with Farro- tion Sales experience and knowledge of MEOICOS For confidential interview, please call Looking lor full or part time need aappl yT EicellenF.i t benefits Salary ington and surrounding market area Call weekdays ex<*pt Wed «44-1*55 open FoKor interview, call 424-9000 typing preferred RECOVERY CARE CENTER 540-8282 work? We have openings on important Century 21. ask for Mr DENTAL ASSISTANT, mature, experi­ several shifts for someone INSURANCE CLAIM REP- Bliinik 478-4008 enced, top salary, benefits excellent 22355 W.- 8-Mile Rd. BOOKKEEPER AP. AR. Post Jour Multi Une experience Salary open Ex­ environment Coitidge. 10 mile Rd 3 blocks W. of Lahser lals. Invoicing Telephone Send re­ looking for extra income. pense account Car Allowance Fringe RECEPTIONIST FOR INTERVIEW CALL area 547 5440 lume 4 salary' requirements, to ECHO CARDIOGRAPHER Experienced, for Southfield beauty 12105 Postiff. Plymouth. Mi 48170 Call for more information.. benefits Our employees are aware of salon Full lime «46-7595 We have an immediate opening for 562-0730 this advertisement Reply confidencial DENTAL ASSISTANT Box 714. Observer k Eccentric News­ RESTAURANT MGT. - fast food. Must be experienced a full time Echo Cardiographer. CASHIERS- papers. 1(211 Schoolcraft Rd . Livonia. 112.100. bonus. 5 days. 50 hrs Restau­ 569-7500 Birrniogham office. 500 Help Wanted Applicants must have a complete Michigan 48150 rant Mgl experience or Bachelor De­ «42-8130 STOCK gree Ray Green Personnel 1991426 understanding of Cardiac Ultra­ INSURANCE - PERSONAL LINES DENTAL ASSISTANT PHARMACY TECH For modern Garden City office. Foil or sound including Anatomy, Physiol­ Pan time. Experience preferred General Insurance Agency is in need of RETAIL - ASST. MGR k an indivldoal with general agency expe­ rt time. Must be mature, hardworker ogy, Pathology and Instrumenta­ Apply in person Sales Persons - for new Hallmark Shop WITT people person Dental experience EFROS DRUGS rience In personal lioes The persoo we in Southfield Must have Hallmark ex­ r seek should be able lo rale, sell cover­ necessary Receptionist experience tion. WEST BLOOMFIELD AREA perience Leave message anytime after helpful Call 421-5200 15 i ORCHARD LAKE RD age lo prospective customers and be fa­ 6pm. «42-6191 SERVICES Would you like to work in an We offer a competitive salary and miliar Willi the policies and forms; DENTAL RECEPTIONST Full time. Must be able lo type and handle own RETAIL MANAGEMENT The Temporary Help People k fringe benefit package, including FARMINGTON AREA TELEPHONE SOLICITORS wanted. i day Saturday Minimum 2 years ex­ exciting retail environment correspondence. Convenient Southfield Womens fashion specially store, 17 lo­ perience. Eethcsiastic. mature, career M^jor Medical and Dental insu­ GRAND RIVER 4 DRAKE location and competitive starting sal­ cations in Michigan has immediate Will train ~A during the Holiday Season' 531-0«« oriented for progressive gToup dental rances. Apply: ary REf ly lo Box 714, Observer 1 Ec­ openings tor experienced Managers 4 practice Westland. Uvonia area In­ We are presently accepting appli­ centric Newspapers 18151 Schoolcraft Assistant Managers. Please send re TELEPHONE SURVEYORS cludes appointment control, payments, Personnel Department, ' ' CLAIMS Rd.Livonia^Mlchlgan48l50 sume In strictest confidence to: Mr. D Work from your own home Must live In knowledge of Insurance, peg-board cations for temporary Christmas Administrative Services Building Coldfarb. Hadley Ardeo. PO Box 2869. Redford. Livonia. Garden Cily or Wesl- Benefits, confideolial 425-5570 selling positions. INTERIOR DESIGN STUDENT, full Livonia Ml 46151 land area Call Mr Burke 522 2073 ADJWST0R , lime with drawing and design skills pENTAL RECEPTIONIST Must be most flexible in scheduling WILLIAM BEAUMONT HOSPITAL Non-smoker Bloomfield HiUs area TITLE INSURANCE.CO Experienced' Part-time Growing insurance company is current­ Call after 10 AM 645-5165 availability for evenings, days, or week- 3601 West 13 Mile Rd ly looking for an all lines Claims Adjus­ needs experienced person for closing Dearborn His . 174-««« 1 department Troy/Birmingham area. ter Qualified candidate will have 15 JOB INFORMATION Overseas. Cruise Send rouro 557-7200 registered. Experience or intern­ lections A supervtslop with nation's ry Hill or call 72M180 located In the Farmlngfon tfrea. Growth largest coilcclloo service Salary pins Winkelman's VOLUNTEERS NEEDED lo assist at EXPERIENCED chalrslde DcnU) Asst ship preferred. Competitive wage commission- Prior agency experience LICENSED BEAUTY Operator Must communit? organttalloo..Help as be an for office in Birmingham. Applicant has created the need for a career-oriented preferred Call Mr Murphy for Inter- be experienced, for 2 weeks while I'm An Eo,ua) Opportunity Employer ^ advocate for iSe deal We need persons should be very adept In pWcs of 4 and benefit package including -. Hew" appointment NAS tYMiW* Ser­ oo vacation Fartnlogtoo Hills, it Mil*/ wlti offlc* skills or raaloletunce skills. handed denistry.C-alMor Interview -* S/34 ftPG II- operator/programmer. The vice.; Inc. 151-0100 Orchard Lake Rd Call Barb 424 9920 SALES & MARXETINC helfrWred" by »JX for Mary. t.?4-0Ml 64»-»292 dental and" optical, free meals, An Equal Opportunity Employer major real estate franchisor Real es­ successful candidate will have a working tate background necessary Mitur* WANTErXjTull andpart Urn* employ­ EXPERIENCED In Orthodontic chalr­ som£ housing available. COLLEGE STUDENTS or Housewives, MAINTENANCE self-starter Help us reorganlre and ex­ ees (or IM anertodrfsiift Musi be de­ slde isslsting Please call Dorma at knowledge of OCL and 6 months RPG II part or full time, lake and deliver or­ pand' Reply lo Boi 728. Observer k O pendable a ad able lo pass security m 2*$S Experienced only need apply ders for Fuller Brush. Earn up to 17 per SUPERVISOR centric Newspapers. M251 Schoolcraft clearance, bave a valid drivers license, experience. Exposure to a manufacturing hour or more For interview phone Rd . Livonls. Michigan 48130 reliable transportation not afraid of ITU. TIME medical assistant needed Branch Offk* «89 2374 *ork or sqteemlsn about gelling dirty for doctors office Fipertenced only environment will be helpful. The candidate For suburban Apt complex Expe­ Starting rate 14 00 per bour Apply Plymouth srea Ask for Ms Miliar. COMMERCIAL LINES Person with, rience required Salary according SALESPERSON for gift shop Apply in 2403» Schoolcraft. Uvonia. Tbur Only 4H8510 must be willing to work flexible hours. BRENT GENERAL HOSPITAL good typing skills, needed for foil lime to experience plus townbouse to person. Cbanlel. «885 Orchard Lake live Send resume to Box »474. WANTED - owoer/operator 4 wheel LABORATORY TECHIC1AN employmtDI Experience required Rd. W Bloomfield. 855 3118 for Internist's office, in Southfield Ei­ Farrolrrgtooirea Ask for Pat 471-0970 drive pick up with plow for nearly snow Please send resume to Programmer, P.O. Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers, SEAMSTRESS, experienced In altera­ removal Call for appt J541IS4 celleot salary, benefits & vacatioo pro­ LANDSCAPE tions k clothing repair Uvonia area gram Must hsYe eifcrlervce JS9

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12C*(R-10C.W,a-8C) 04E Thursday. Octpber 14. 1982 504 Help Wanted 504 Help Wanted 504 Help Wanted 505 H«tp Wanted 506 Help Wanted 506 Help Wanted 506 rtyp Wanted 508 Help Wanted 512 Situations Wanted OWtee-Clerical Office-Clerlca! Office-Clerical Food-Bevereoe 8ale» 8alee 8«rt>« Domestic • Female PHYSICALLY tbt« bodied woman for ExifctTTl VE SECRETAR Y REQUIRE A mature Individual"for off; CASHIER HOSTESS AVAILABLE NOW - I full lime pota­ .PART TtMK TELEMARKETER want- DEPENDABLE, experienced women YOU'RE INVITED Uve-ut care of semi-invalid woman, Excellent opportunity for an experi­ Ice Administrator. Word processing tod Seeking mature Individual U> wort u t tions jangtng from company rep, mana­ ed Must be experienced. Oakland Coun­ sriU cleao four hotse Own transporta­ To call us •regarding you future lo the most hav* tome experience and. refer­ enced Secretary witt eoe of lb* oalioos accuracy desiretb!* Cashier Hostess la our Jolly Miller res- ger trainee, stock display No experi­ ty area Please call UHltl tion Call Jtn 27M445, or 834-4461 LEGAL real estate profttsioo. Ksjtgsway Assoc ences. PosUloo available Immediately leading Manufacturers of IBM coropati- After 5 PM. call »59-1*37 taurtnt Most have oeal appearance ence necessary, company will train. b looking for qualified people to Wn for those quahiTed: 417-6466 DEPENDABLE MOTHER of pre- bit computer systems. Must panes* tt and prior Cashier experience Call for Moo. Thurs.. Frl, titer 19 AM 437-7066 Reel Estate AchtovtVau 70a tr* ov tuff of profeeiooals committed to tchooler Rooking (or children to babysit (VlU typing (76WPM), shorthand SECRETARY • Birmingham Uw firm, Interview. Plymouth Mil too ina."~ oo4 receiving these benefits from your SECRETARIES BEAUTY ADVISER WANTED personal growth. CtU as If you/ inter­ PROFESSIONAL COUPLE looking for during the day. MerrtmiaYCberTy HiU (60WPMX 4i dictaphone skills. Abiuiy to Ask any alloro»f*"whicB agency h^she 8-74 tours per week Good skills, legal 4 59-4500. ext «40 present broker, yog certainly are losing Will train, full or part tizoe. ested lo Increasing your earnings. Our warm, responsible pertoo lo care for 1 trea. 771-1607 band]* small business Income Ui i experience belpfal but not necessary out prefers using to fil—l vacanacanfLegalSeCTet Lega" - Ctll between 4pm-Spm; established repstatloo for Integrity tod month Infant approximately 45 hours general »cccQntlng.b a. t. ii interest­ MMIM COCKTAIL WAITRESSES Or Walters WE OFFER. Isry posiuoos oow you know who to 540-14 U service to our clients will provide the per week, preferably to our home near ed, ptux tend resum* & ssUry •• for dinner theatre tt Hantlltoo Place. In Insunt pty cash bonuses DO YOU NEED telephone SECRET ARV/COURT RECORDER bate for you to realise your ttniagt downtown Ftrmington 474-3113 requirements ta Boi 732 Observer 4 South/ieM Experieoced only need M% Coromlssloo Pits (no deductions) This ts as Executive Secretary posiboo apply Call Gart or Donna, M8-IW0 CAREER OPPORTUNITY potential Ctll Don Stein or Mike Cotter NURSING CARE? Eccentric Newspapers, Ml 51 School- Permanent and temporary positions for a District Judge la Rochester Ex­ Medical Insurance REFINED WOMAN to Uve-tn 4 care crtJt Rd. Uvoolt. Michigan 1816« available immediately Never a fee to Confldeol, outgoing sales professJopaii Dents)Insurance «342-4300 for elderly lady, S-7 days, room 4 board If you ara trying to care for a cellent saIxry 4 fringe benefits includ­ needed for active leading real estate you for our courteous and professional ing Dentil. If you have J years of Col­ COOK / Life Insurance KINQSWAY ASSOC. plus nominal salary References re­ home bound loved one who office In W Bloomfield BUSY FLOOR Management podtioo) trailtble. i of­ EXPERIENCED dedicated Legti placement assistance. lege 4 tt least 1 years legal Secretary Opportunity for advance­ Birmingham quired Alter 6pm. 646-)41) Is III and are finding it diffi­ SecreUry »11» excellent bualiflcaliora 100% COMMISSION AVAILABLE. fices toselect from. Utooit, Farming- experience, you may Qualify. Excellent RELIABLE, mature person with de­ ID areas of Business. Real EsUfe & Civ ment In cyjlnary axis. Experi­ ton Hint; Redlord Twp. Westlaod 1 cult. WE CAN HELP. typing. (60wpm) required Please seod CaJL.PETE ORLOP pendable trtnsportalioo to assist work­ UUllgatioo-Ctll Karen. 355-5202 resume to Box 701. Observer fc Eccen­ ence helpful. 5 shifts per SoothiVld-Ltthrup. For confidential In­ PERSONNEL terview, call $20,000 + ing parents wi[a care of 3 children $3 Call 9 AM to 6 PM, 477-2288 tric Newspaoera. M151 Schoolcraft week; off Sun. 4 Mon. Century 21 per hour plus mileage W Bloorrifleld EXPERIENCED LEGAL SECY Rd . Uvoma. Michigan 4,8150., Rod? Restum, General Manager BEVERLY Must have Shorthand, good office 4 of- STARTING t>AY ' 635-3840 AT LAW Apply In ptvson FAIRTOWNE CehtUfY 21 Today 478-1040 Multi-office suburban real estate com­ HOME HEALTH CARE gthitatiocal stills - for Plaintiffs SECRETARY (or pipe fitting 4 valve fc 1000 TOWN CENTER. Sl'ITE 1580 pany seeking hard-workiog career- SITTER NEEDED foe elderly bedrid­ Negligence Firm in Southfield Ask for distributor Good typing i.pocoe skills - HILLSIDE INN OP NOVI • SOUTHFIELD. MICH 48074 626-8000 We're On The Move! minded individuals to staff their offic­ den Geoliemia. 4-5 days ner.weei. re­ Duo*. 354-7744 required Permanent part time poll Southfield . 358-0060 41681 PrymovHh Rd. Ptym. es. Compeostfioa includes medical, quires very little work No eiperieoce uoo. nexiM*bnrx Oil (or appt COMMISSION SALES- Selling Member­ EXCELLENT HOUSEKEEPERS (J 1 PILE CLERK Messenger Must have Dearborn 512-3140 dental and life Insurance. No experi­ necessary. $3 per boor CtU after $ Experienced, refereoces, relit hie 478-7770 cooxs ship (or the Chamber of Commerce REAL ESTATE own transports tioo Pup lum position Renaissance Center 5(7 0141 ence necessary. For details call PM 531 173) Own transportatioo Experienced short order, good paj Ex­ Part or Fall Time Resume Ux Madison BeocflU Troy Uw office Cal) Mr Mol- Troy 64)-2043 FaJTOlngtoo - Mr. Restum • 476-1040 84)-1)93 SECRETARY NEEDED cellent working conditions Apply la Hgta Chamber of Commerce. Boi 374, IS WARM 4 Dependable pertoo to care toe «49 120« (or Ad Agency Excellent skills, re­ Hadisoc Hgta. Mi 48071 Uthrup Village - Mr Miller - 35)-4486 LEGAL SECRETARY for fast paced person only - Rams Horn Restaurant. Uvonla - Mr Lewaroe - 361 7000 for 1 toddlers lo my home Your trtns- EXCELLENT T LC 4 pre-scbool ac­ suburban bugs uoo linn.7 > years ex­ quired (or diversified, fast paced eo- )74)5 Grand River. Farmingteo FULL OR Part Urn* for Soulh/ield CPA COMPUTER SALES Pertoo tt sell 4 Radford Twp - Mr. Rood - »34-1000 rertatiofi- Msp!»4 IJK^T area- tivity provided for your i yr. old, week perience preferred Typing skills of 80- vtremeol Experience a must Previous firm Experience in lyptng financial COOK - SHORT ORDER 4 SOL'PS service small business Computer Sys­ EXCITING Westland- Mr. Buckmaster - 535-7700 Alter 6pm, 644-7114 days. Qualified, experieoced, refereoc­ k> wpm a must W ill train on word pro- Ad agency expeneoce helpful. sutemeota preferred Call of writ* Experieoced only seed apply tems Seed resume Box 743. Observer and financially rewarding. If TOO art es- Cherry HUl 4 Newbur* 136-75)4 cesson. Excellent growth opportunitv Call J5»-48O0.ext 701 CENTURY 21 TODAY WOMAN NEEDED - lo do- babysitting Mrs Wolf J. J671) Northwestern High Days only SouOileld location 4 Eccentric Newspapers. )6151 School­ desirous of making between 130.000 4 Benefits Send resume to PO Boi S4J. In my W/ Bloomfield borne, must have EXPERIENCED CHILD Care, meals. way. SuJte 200. Soothfield. Mich 48014. SECRETARY- PART time. Moa-Fri l- CtUPat, »5*1110 craft Rd . Livonia, Michigan 48150 $100,000 per year • call us We offer )Sli2)l Bloomfield. M! 48011 complete la-house training tod t mas­ We're OflThe Move own transportatioo 4 good refereoces. snacks, activities, stories, T LC. 5PM 11 Mile & Sooth/ield area Must $7 hr to start. Call 661-1)44 have «tuck 4 accurate typing skills. COUNTER HELP NEEDED for food COUNTER HELP wanted, full 4 part sive advertising program 2 great loca­ 6 Mile/lnkster area References tvtU- 1 GENERAL OFFICE- Mult run. 10 ley preparation at video arcade coney Is­ lises In Plymouti CooUct abl* 6313453 Legal Secretary good English & grammar Sun It 50 lime, experieoced pre/erred but oo« a WOMAN to supervise 1 boys, I3andl6. Calculator accurately Apply in person. land Experience helpful Fannington criteria Apply In person Byres Meats. 507 Help Wanted per hr Send resume to Nation Wide Se­ FRED MIOTKE Moo thru Thurs, 6-9PM. permanent po­ EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPERS - 9aro-Spm. Post Wall Covering. K>45 Trainee area Callbetween 10am-6pra, 471-1441 33066 W Seven Mile. Uvonla curity toe 77041 Southfield Rd. Part Time sition Birmingham area 540-4 8»$ qukk 4 efficient, reasonable rates, will Ftanklin (i4 Mile North of Square A great opportunity to begin a career in Lalhrup Village. Mich 48078 HELP WANTED help prepare for holidays, references 4 Lake) 864-7280 the legal held Use your good typing DESJCN SALESPERSON for Hearth- Century 21 AEROBIC DANCE INSTRUCTORS All shifts Top pay Vacation pay, meals «wo transportatioo Denlse 347-0046 skills and professional manner to land SECRETARY TYPIST, full lime /or tide Ice an Ethan Allen Gallery Inter­ desired, part time. For training Infor­ . GENERAL OFFICE HELP and uniforms furnished Apply U» per­ Gold House Realtors 510 Help Wanted this position $17 000 Call Stacy after court reporting firm 60wpm typing, view by appt. 413-8770 mation ctll bedore »am or after 3pm Part Urn*. 20 boun Perform secreUn- son between 7 4 II AM & 3 to 5 PM EXPERIENCED NURSES Aide desires 7 PM bookkeeping eiperieoced, W Bloom- t.jio.3115 al. record keeping, typing & filing Ex­ Bates Hamburgers, 33406 i Mile. Livo­ DRAPERIES -.Eul! ajid part time posi- 459-6000 Couples care of elderly In Convalescent home. field. 855-4171 Hospital or private home. Refereoces perience desired Call between 2-4PM SNELLING & SNELLING nia tlofts open for sales ladies in our bed­ REAL ESTATE Management Position BUSY REAL ESTATE office needs ma­ 5)1-1)13 Asa for Shirley 335-0411 Southfield 353-2090 SECRETARY WANTED Por small of( spread and drapery departments. Re­ Prefer experience In residential real a- ture part-time switchboard operator MANAGER K» in Royal Oak Must be neat, pleas­ KITCHEN MANAGER tail experience helpful or willing to tale brokerage and administration of and recepUoolsL Good typing skills tod Haods-On Dav Position In High Volume train. Must be capable of assuming re- .. FIJSTEBJIQME ant. 4 have business eipenence Noo- liumtn_resources^ familiar with Ftrm- ret I estate knowledge helpful Reply to Has room (or 1 male, 25-50 Yr» old General Office Gem Restaurant-CompitU Kitchen reapoa trxnalbUity inc! tsslstuiii uunsjer COUPLE—- "smoVeT 54"9-8m ington and surrounding market tret The Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers, White Lake Township Utilities Eiperieoced Only' ter aqulriniexperieoce. Apply Nice growth opportunity with an ex­ LEGAL—- Important Century 31, ask for Mr. P.O. Box 636, Livooil. Mich. 48156 Mature Full time for Both Adult com­ Call 667)433 SECRETARY Mature, must have good Call 7-SPM, 35J-3J73 Raiml'i Curtains panding company Your good typing Blixnik 476-6008 munity. No pets. No experience neces­ handwriting typing skills, meticulous Twelve Oaks Nov! EXPERIENCED gymnastic coach and experience will be appreciated MANAGER 4 ASST MANAGER sary Related haodyman 4 Ught typing GENERAL HOUSECLEANING for record keeping, legal background wanted, must be able to Instruct 4 take here 19.140 to start Call after J PM SECRETARIES Competitive Pty 4 Benefits. Inquire at REAL ESTATE skills helpful. 1 bedroom apartment and 1 girls wiU do general cleaning In 2 pre [erred Westlaod 71»J770 DREAMS bigger than your Par Check? leadership roU. 10-15 art per week. Experienced legal secretaries needed Little Caesars, Northville. other benefits Reply to Boi 408. Ob­ hours or less. References. Ctll Ctrol Want u> establish that secoodlneome? - PROFESSIONALS! - This hi t verr good )ob for any former for permanent" 4 temporary assign­ 43JJJ 7 Mile Rd. server 4 Eccentric Newspapers, 56351 2771)53 SNELLING & SNELLING SPECIFICATION TYPIST Collating. If yoo bare 6 to 8 hours weekly to spare Atteclioo - TOP PRODUCERS? gymnast Salary based oo experience. ments in the metro 4 suburban areas Schoolcraft Rd. Uvonla, Michigan Part time on lrtegnlar basis. Moo-Frl well show yoo how No pbooe inter­ Introducing new 100% Coromissioo IsVmlnghtrriSyMCA- Ctll Ptt Londy HOME HEALTH CARE Southfield' 353-2090 Call now or send me your resume POPPIN' FRESH RESTAURANT 43150 in Livonia office Reply to P O Boi SO. views For *ppt Call Plymouth, Uvo­ Plan. Call for interview. 151-6700. •-J 6449036 Screened. RN supervised. Insured ALL FEES EMPLOYER PAID Northville. Michigan 48187 Cooks - Waitresses - Waiters for nla area l-45>-001». Milan 4 Ann Arobr GENERAL OFFICE • This posiuoo re­ Days 4 Nights Apply Is persoa 36660 OPENING FOR RIGHT COUPLE 24 hours - 7 dtvs - 357-1650 Area 1-439-313S FILE CLERX • Part time 30 hours quires a minimum of 6 years' experi­ Greenfield. Oak Part and 835 Bowers, To manare smalt attractive apartment Professional Medical Personnel ence in order processing, general office, week. $1J5 an hour. Flexible schedule complex In Down River area. Position in Birmingham CENTURY 21 HOUSECLEANING - Rochester. and tight bookkeeping Computer expe­ EMPTY DESK Southfield area. CtU 353 33«» Includes light cleaning 4 maintenance JOANNE Stenographer MJLCORPORATE Bloomfield area Dependable 4 thor­ rience I definite plus Individual must We have a desk available In our Experteoce oot necessary Salary. In­ Our main ofWce in Troy has an FIVE PEOPLE oeeded for part time ough'Ask for Terry. 651-046« be accurate, detail oriented, and pos­ Franklin VUlate office for the TRANSFEREE SERVICE surance, apartment included Scn4 re­ opening (or a Stenographer in inventory work. Must have car 4 be sess above average math skills Typing Real Estate Salesperson of the righl sume to 100 W LOOJ Lake Rd . Suite MANSFIELD toe data processing depart- PREP COOK able to wort days, evenings 4 week­ HOUSECLEANING WANTED required Send resume and salary re­ DAYS. caliber No experience necessary, pot 851-6700 ends. Call Fri Oct 15. between 10am- 116. Bloomfield Hills. Ml 48013 By responsible, bard working, depend­ quirements to- Box «76. Observer & Ec helpful If you are an organised self lproonly. 540-)608 able Udles. centr.c Newspapers. 36251 Schoolcraft LEGAL starter with high ethics who likes to RESIDENT MANAGER COUPI Marge 525-3)37 Sharon 512-2566 Rd Livonia Michigan 48150 Med. vo REAL ESTATE Experience preferred for light nvulte- high school graduate with one HOSTESS work with people, consider the LIVONIA OFFICE DAYS naoce. cleaning, and rentals In smpll HOUSECLEANING yeaT of secretarial expenehce. Real Estate profession SALES Must be experienced 4 good oo Tele­ Experienced Apply In person We are currently interviewing Call phone 4 strong figure aptitude High building For appointment Mon Eiperieoced GENERAL OFFICE/ PERSONNEL previous distaphobe experi­ We are now able to personally train Mr Lehman or Mr Bosco al School graduate preferred. Applica­ Fri 557-0010 Good refereoces ence 80 w p m. shorthand, and qualified pertoooel with skills neces­ SILVERMAN'S Crtn brook Really - 676-8700 tions oow being taken between) AM 11 CtU after 5pm 417-4704 CLERICAL 60 wpm accurate typing sary to sell homes la the exclusive WESTLAND - Retired Couple (Handy TOP OK TROY Nooo only Moo thru Fri at- 31133 Interesting position with local investi You should also be able to areas of Birmingham /Bloomfield Rills. Men) to manage 36 Uriits Very little 755 W Big 8eaver Suite 709 RESTAURANT Plymouth Rd., Suite 101. Uvonla 48150 HOUSEKEEPER - Experienced Look­ gsLioc security organisation located in Troy. Mi 48084 communicate effectively, both EXCITING CAREER SALES For a personal interview, call work Apartment, utilities, salary ing for work - 5 days. Mjddleage Gar­ Northland area Type 70 wpm. billing Cor Northwestera 4 J L Hudson Dr.. FBU-tlme. commisstsoo oriented, oot- «7-1410 orally and ic writing MR S0RRENT1N0 or MR. HOLCOMB MATURE, experienced person with ex­ 591-0165 den City or surrounding area CtU after payroll. Full time Excellent fringes (in the Delta Deoul BldgX side sales available for qualified male Eves 4 Weekends. 851 70S8 cellent typing and office skills, psychia­ 3 30 PM 427-7691 Call Moo thru Fn lOam-lpm. Southfield 553-8360 «>r female In the field of radio advertis­ 646-1405 If you quafrfy. we invite you to tric office background helpful Ctll be­ Ask for Eddie. LEGAL SECRETARY, part-time, about ing Must be established In area 4 have apply in person. 810 am to RESTAURANT MANACER needed tween 1ft 411 $513663 511 Entertainment HOUSEKEEPER 70 boors per week Troy area Salary J10 p m Tuesday. October 17 car. Ideal for mature, tiia, person­ Wishes to clean tpts. and houses Expe­ 1 oow Must be eiperieoced In all phases REAL ESTATE 837-8733 negotiable Ask for Dennis Zamplas. through Friday. October 15.- able. Intelligent woman who wants to MATURE Individual for light assembly rienced Own transportation Call Unda of a full service restaurant salary Sales have Increased DRAMATICAL­ PROFESSIONAL - Ught 4 Sound En­ 10-5PM daily. 147-4846 open. Requires loog hours 4 hard wort. sell. Some college necessary No sales operation. Sewing, measuring experi­ S91-9328 GENERAL OFFICE Wort including; experience necessary. Send personal In­ LY! Now Is the time to start In this tertainment ANY OCCASION. Class Call Join. MO-OOJO ence helpful MlnLmum wage, flexible pbooe answering Minimum M WPM LICCAL SECRETARY formation 4 work resume to Sales Man­ roost exciting and chtllenging field. We Reunions. Bowling Banquets, Weddings. HOUSEKEEPING - 1 women seeking typing skills Full benefits 557-3919 STANDARD offer full service In-house training and hours. Call for further Information, .-. Experienced Excellent English and RETAIL SALES HELP WANTEb ager. WSDS Radio. 360 W CUrk, Ypsi- 386-3640 Schools. Over 4000 selections We play domestic work in your home Experi­ typing skills required Knowledge of the most rewarding commissioo. Call what you request. Ctll for appt to visit G£S6RAL OFFICE • Diversified off- Pemunexit full 4 part time help Deed-, lanti. M14ll»7 enced, references 4 transportation Call word processing helpful but will train FEDERAL lor Interview today: oar showroom for t_ demonstration. ice duties for mature career minded ed Jacques Patisserie, t new exclusive MUSICIAN. Canton Senior Cltiten eves Unda 66)1656 Cathy 346-2647 Ask for Trudy. .,,., 158 1000 EXPERIENCED IN DIRECT or Mulli- Come Dance With Us We are person with suburban Rochester firm, (rench bakery to open tl Falriaoe Soop- JIM PRESTON Kitcheo Baod Director. Prefer music SAVINGS Level Sale* Unique opportunity for teacher with elementary or secondary HOUSEWORK wanted by I reliable tc- phones, typing, data processing 4 ligbt LECAL SECRETARY- Trey la* (Irm plcg^ Center In Dearborn 4 downtown 4 th Floor self-starters. Call for details. 9am-5pm CENTURY 21 background, plane mt)or Approxi­ DANCE WITH ME PRODUCTIONS sponsible ladies, references, own trans­ bookkeeping . »57-7511 needs secretary with liability experi­ Detroit Apply in persoa at 30100 Tele­ Personnel Dept 534-1530 mately 6-10 hours per week. $5 per portation, «11 ireas 633-1535 ence Musi:be proficient with djcta graph, between if 4 13 Mile. Salle 10). GENERAL OFFICE • Experienced, ac­ 7401 W Big Beaver Rd Gold House Realtors hour Year-round poilUoo. Canton Rec- Lie. - Ins. 589-2705 phone, type at least 70 WPM & have Jacques Patisserie tnc EXPERIENCED PART TIME LOVING CHILD CARE curate typing, pleasent phone personal­ Troy rettioo Department 1150 S. Canton good organiutional skills Ideal work- SALESPERSON (or growing women's 420-2100 464-8881 BAND FOR ALL OCCASIONS in my licensed home. Soop. Art, Games ity Salary negotiable Southfield office SOUS CHEF WANTED Center Rd $»7-1000. Ext 111 11¾ cooditions. salary open No telephone calls, please sportswear store. Mosieb7Ar4-5 and 6tory Time Birmingham/Bloom­ Send resume to Box 777. Observer 4 Only those withprofesstooal experience Call 879-S1SO. ext 110 Equal Opportunity Employer Thlmbles's. Twelve - Oak* Mali Novi ' REAL ESTATE Call BUI Glng field 855-1973 Eccentric Newspapers. 34751 School, need apply is Person at Historic Hotly PRESSER NEEDED Call Manager lor appointment. J4»-l»>0 513-7664 craft Rd Livonia. Michigan 48150 MATURE PERSON EXPERIENCED •' Hotel. 110 Ba tUe Alley. Holly. Mich SALESPEOPLE Part time. Experience required South- LOVING. Christian mom wishes btbv Excellent opportunity for new 4 expe­ In all phases of office procedures Who *~~ TYPIST • PART TIME EXPERIENCED Telephone Solicitor field area cleaners CALLIOPE AVAILABLE sitting for children ages 2 tod over. W WAITRESSES/WArrERS rienced Salespeople Congenial living ts attentive to detail 4 mest be an ei Needed for secretarial service, approx­ for Northwest office. 6 Mile • Tele­ Ctll Bob 548-1515 Make any outdoor eveol delightfuUy Bloomfield area, your trtnsporttUoa Bar Tending Persons. Grill Coots, Bus room atmosphere. Best Plymouth loca­ IF YOU ARE SiCtSED up with another cellent communicator skilled in tele­ imately 17 hours per week Call graph. Salary plus commission plus different Malls, promotions, parties, 661 2229 Persons 4 Dishwashers Inquire at Lit­ tion 9 offices In Metro suburban De­ RENTAL AGENT temporary service 4 are tired of wait­ phone technics 4 relate well to profes- 647-0160 bonus. Call Mr. Phillip 531-1500 carnivals, parades, etc 356-5120 tle Caesars 4 O'Soeefaas s, 43333 7 Mile troit. Nationwide Referral Program Part time Suburban complex Experi­ ing to be called, or if you just want to siooai clientele Beautiful contempo­ LOVING LIVONIA MOM - wishes baby­ Rd , Northville. Excellent training program. Call Mary eoced, references Call between » and 5. CELEBRITY RADIO DISC JOCKEY work - give us a call We have a )ob rary office in Bloomfield Hills Send re­ TYPISTS EXTRA MONEY* sitting In Ucensed borne, ages 6-5 No- Lou Gullbault - [or confidential Inter­ Moo. thru Fri 351-1013 If you want your holiday party, wed­ waiting for you *'e are accepting ap sume to Box BWObserver 4 Eccentric Must have QYX word processing eipe- Teaching Professional Skin Care, Beau­ triclous meals, activities 4 playmates plications for. Secretaries. Typists 1 ding, banquet, etc to be remembered Newspapers. 58761 Schookraft Rd. rieoce. Accuracy 4 neatness a must. ty Technique Training Free view. RESPONSIBLE, Mature Persoa to 415-07)6 word Processors A Switchboard Opera­ Good salary 4 benedta Located Reo- 506 Help Wanted Music for all ocasioos. call 247-6359 Livonia. Michigan 48150 BeautrCootrol call Rosalie. 188-1737 HITCHCOCK work b Royal Oak Gift Shop. Part tors Call Cen 759-O400 LOVING MOTHER of 1 wishes to Sales time Most have retail eiperieoce and CHAMBER MUSIC ENSEMBLE MATURE persoa wanted for general HIRING NOW watch your pre-schooler, full or part Crowing company has full time sales GALLERY available to work flexible hours Apply Flute. Classical Guitar. CeUo time. Your transportatioo 6 Mile 4 MANPOWER - office Non-smoker preferred. 70-74 ABLE TO BE YOUR OWN BOSS opening lor sharp aggressive people in person. 4709 N. Woodward For Any Occasion Newburgharea 464-6418 hours weekly Farmers Insurance Group Offers com­ TEMPORARY SERVICES Company training Excellent opportuni­ OF HOMES 83J-1175 Calls accepted 9 A Mil Noon 535-1343 TYPISTS plete training program, minimum guar­ RETIREE WANTED 15-30 hours per LIVONIA 478-1130 ty Call lor appointment 453-3940 MOTHER of 2 girls near 12 Mile 4 antee per month Learn without dis­ 453-2210 week cleaning buildings. Woodward/7 DOZZ DANCE PRODUCTIONS Drake, will watch yur child, after TROY 585-5595 MEDICAL ASSISTANT Knowledge o( turbing present )ob. 557-3364 Mile area Ctll 8 30AM-5PM 366-3630 Professional. Ucepsed Disc Jockeys Instance procedures helpful Good pay LNSURANCE - Multiple choice, if you REAL ESTATE SALES MANAGERS School, until you get borne from work Secretaries quality for any of the below categories All musk Deaver Commurucatloos. Can meet the Bus in bad weather or DETROIT 965-7000 and benefits to qualified person Full A + AAAA BEST RATING Are yoo ready for t management posi­ SUPPLEMENT YOUR INCOME you II be a winner 435-3313 INSURANCE RATE CLERK time Dearborn area 551-4770 General & Legal Are you looking for t new profession? tion with a multiple office company? Deliver tdvertislng aod city pieces ID pick op'at School tl.50 hour Must have experience in commercial Farmers Insurance Croup offers free • Wanted proven commercial property Do yog have a current sooces* record the areas of Plymouth. NorthvllJe and DRUMMER WANTED • Serious hobby­ rating coding Southfield location OFFICE ASSISTANT Permanent training with guarantee per month casualty executive that reflects leadership* Are jrou self- Uvonla Set your own hours 2 days a ist rock band needs drummer for ooce a For details, ctll q 353-3154 155-4400 part-time 70 Hrs per week. days, even­ WORD alter training Start part time. Call t) Proven personal line executive motivated' Are you able to recruit and week or more. Contact American Field week practice. Must have own equip­ ings and weekends Good communica. • Small agency looking to lower over­ train? NEED HELP With your Housework? A Days. »81-5710 Eves. 3»7-«»M Marketing between 10am-11 nooo at ment Call Ken, days 5131960 2-Girl Team, with experience 4 refer­ uoo skills, previous office experience, head to maintain ownership and expand 581-)4)7 Insurance Secretary college background preferred Applica­ market ences. wiU help Weekly or Bi-weekly PROCESSORS ADD TO YOUR INCOME! 11 you hav* answered "yea" to all ques­ EXPANSIONS For Info, 571-)678 or 771-0041 tions being accepted Cathy. 569-Slll Work part-time, tt I do earning. Impres­ Ofler Best Incentive program la the In­ tions call TAX PREPARER experienced to Indi­ Versatile Band with female vocoUst Beautiful opportunity with a Southfield NO FEE-TOP PAY sive paychecks: Co Car. 4 More - or dustry, ownership of yoar own ac­ RUDY R RESTUM. GEN MCR. vidual tax problems for expanding available for Weddings 4 Parties NON-SMOKER. Christian Ud/. own agency Must be well experienced in earn t little Extra Income. In-Home counts, 50/50 spbl on commission, 40/ firm 176-2317 or »81-2411 car, good references, wants lo help a processing and servicing commercial Office Supervisor business. Excellent training For Info, 50 split on thy contingency checks thai ALSO SECRETARYTtx Office, ptrt senior citizen. Errands, Ught house­ BONUSES ITS -SCHEER' MAGIC casully. Generous salary commen­ write: Box 753. Observer 4 Eccentric your business generates. All Inquiries CENTURY 21 time CtU 10AMI3 Nooo or S-4PM. work, cook, Uundry. 1/3 days )34-4171 surate with experience Call Bernlc* Experienced supervisor who has the BENEFITS Newspapers, 36351 Schoolcraft Rd, will be handled with strict confidence • GW Clbbtrd.437-5011 Speeitliiing In ChiMren't Entertain­ Fromm after 7 PM ability to plan manpower to provide Livonia. Michigan 48150 II interested call 851-6606 TODAY .478-1040 ment, Magic. Comedy 4 Ballooo Ani­ NURSE'S AIDE - Experienced to Care services of Program Administration, mals Magician Doug Scheer. 353-5661 of Elderly 4 Coovtlescent Days Only* SNELLING & SNELLING special orders, tod typing services De­ FRIDAY PAY ADVERTISING Salespersoo wanted, INSURANCE SALES-MEN 4 WOMEN Oakland County area, own transports "We're On The Move" 508 Help Wanted JAN SAN PUPPETS Sbuthfleld 353-2090 gree in General Business helpful but not Detroit 962-9650 experieoced. ambitious, able to wort Career opportunity with one of the Na­ tioo. Re/er*ocet tvaiUble? 544-3416 necessary Serid resume to Box 750. tion's Leaders, Bankers Life 4 Casualty Domestic Children entertainment Puppets, unsupervised Seod resume with Wort REAL ESTATE TODAY magic music, all occasions Ctll Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers, Southfield 354-0555 references to E. Impellixxeri, Rt 1, Co Assets over tl Billion 4 growing* RELIABLE babysitter, own transporta­ Can be PROFITABLE for you. Call us BABY-SITTER, after'school 4 even­ 643-7450or 647-4676 18751 Schoolcraft Rd Livonia. Michi­ 4009 Lake Manuka Rd Gtylord, Ml We offer Guaranteed Income up to tion, references tvaiUblt Canton, now for details oo ocr SUCCESS ings. In my Birmingham borne for one KELLY gan 481SO 49735 11300 per month while you train Un­ Plymouth. Uvonla tret TRAINING PROGRAM that U wotting » yea»!d. Atk for Amy. 553-7755 SHOWCASE OF BANDS For Weddmp limited earning potential Independ­ Now you cao hear 5 Bands on, I .,- 45)-3141 OLSTEN ADVERTISING SALES for our present talesmen.' CONSIDER A ence Professional status Expert traln- CHANGE, or call If Just newly Ueensed. BABYSITTER, experienced, must have afteroooo For further Information CaU- RN MATURE SERVICES ONE CALL DOES IT ALLI Can you Sell? Can yoo close? If youc*n lig.** give you people to see 4 quality 773-1982 Temporary Services there is good money In telephone sales own transportation. Sat. ) to 5 tod oc­ desires position Occupational Health or Place your classified want it in products to sell. Intelligent 4 aggres­ A.J. Rlchter, REALTOR cassional evenings aod Sunday. $300 I have many plenty of leads, a good 1 Dime References Please Ctll titer 6 Suburban Detroit's finest market Equal Opportunity Employer M.-F'K sive? Voa may qutllfyl For an appoint­ UNCLE JOEY 4 THE PROF ' WORD PROCESSING SUPERVISOR product 4 pleasant working coodiUoos. per Hr After 5 PM, call $51-51)3 PM ' iS 331^5471 Recruiting ment call D Babich 375-4340 Unique entertainment. Magic show. The Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers (or suburban law (irm Excellenl op­ Call between 9 30 AM 4 PM Moo. thru B. P. Chamberlain portunity (or bright motivated person Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/H BABYSITTER For 3r« yr. old, 3pm- Ballooo show, skits, much more TWILIGHT CLEANING. WiU dean 591-0900 Wayne Fri. PatKenL - 371-1000 Birmingham 540-6777 11:34pm, tome week-ends. Telegrajii 4 548 5456 with legal and supervisory experience 1 your borne evenings while you work In Competitive salary and benefits; Seod LIFE INSURANCE SALES Catholic RETAIL SALES 14 Mile Rd area. References. Call Reliable, experienced, own transports 644-1070 Oakland AGGRESSIVE Salespeople needed for Fraternal has openings. 1.000 Members resume to PO Boi 547, Bloomfield Immediate openinp with la die's speci­ Furniture aod bedding Top pay plan. mornings 626-6306 tioo. references JuUe " 831-760» for each Agent Fortnlo, 681-5443 512 Situations Wanted 852-3222 Rochester/Avon Hills, Mi 46011 alty shop. Management position open $10.-330.000 per year. Good opportuni­ Birmingham L'se your Visa or Master Card ty. Call 511-3340 BABYSITTER FOR Infant in my South- TWO LADY TEAM experienced In gen­ for individual with good background LOOKING FOR energetic, self rootival- WORD PROCESSOR/Typist. Experi­ field home $45-515. Monday thru Fri­ Female eral tod mt)or boosecleanlng Excel­ and ability. Call »64-1400 ed sales persons, etna top $13 selling PART OR Futl-nme Secretary needed enced word processor (system 6 IBM) SALES INSIDE-OirrSlDE day. Own transportation. II Mile 4 Ev­ lent references- Mornings.and after­ Typists (45 WPM +) Insulation 4 window replacement Call (or work with Physician-Author Must ind typist Typing 70-80 WPM. Respon­ High commission, expense account ergreen area. »67^45 noons open. CaU 696-9260 be excellent typist, reliable, responsible between 9-5 Chlrrt 4 Sons 346-7506 Woodward -» Mile Aret. Secretaries sible for accuracy and meeting request­ BABYSITTER oeeded- Mature lady for 4 mature Shorthand desirable Very in­ ed schedules Good organisational S41-03O0 WILL CARE FOR Word Processors teresting position Salary commen­ AMWAY LOOKING FOR SECOND Income? Sat nights, 1 child. Maple 4 Orchard ABCARE The Elder ty or InvaUd skills if qualified, please tpply Adistra New Food company with nutritious low Lake art*. References, own transportt- surate with expeneoce References Corp. 101 Union St., Plymouth. Michi- SALESMAN - PART TIME In Your Home Light Industrial needed Send-Resume to Ms Deoise cal foods 4 drinks looking for local dis­ Knowledgtble oo plumbing 4 beating Uoo.CtU8pm-10pcn 61J-1300 Specialiting In private duty nursing in 511-U378 Botsvert. 871 Fisher Bcilding. Detroit, Distributors tributors- 474-8995 materials. Call 733-4170 the Home, Hospital. Nursing Facilities To better serve you KELLY SERVICES H _L- BABYSITTER WANTED - for 7 yr old RJfs. LPNs, COMPANIONS WILL CLEAN YOUR HOME Mi 48707 MANAGEMENT TRAINEE has opened a special recruiting center SALESMEN! Telephone Soliciting. boy. school days, Sara 9 am 4 4-5 prn AIDES Reasonable Rates Up to $1600 monthly to start 1 in Birmingham Our office hours to call 505 Help Wanted Days Good Product; Good Commission Meidowbrook School tret. Ctll days NEWBORN CARE Livooia 4 surroundings areas PERSONABLE self starter for insur­ WANTED If selected, you will be trtlned by 9-5 PM For appointment, call »1 PM ance office, must have recent clerical Must have good telephone voice, able to «51 13» Eves 641-667» RESPIRATORY • PHYSICAL 464-7931 Food-Beverage experienced instructors tt our expense expeneoce. 85 WPM minimum & solid dose. Call Ptt Kent, 9JO-4 pen. 171-1000 OCCUPATIONAL You have the backing of extensive BABY SITTER wanted for Infant 7 am math ability SooUifteld location Good ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS for SPEECH THERAPISTS 30400 Telegraph, suite 357 455-9132 national 4 local advertising SALESPEOPLE NEEDED to J pm Troy aret. References, call af­ salary, excellent benefits 157-1155 Fanny's Lounge at Troy Hilton Hotel. HOME PODIATRY VISITS 513 Situations Wanted ARE YOU INTERESTED Rapid advancement In .for private sale deposit box vault ter 3pm. )7)-6358 Birmingham, Mi. 48010 15 Mile 4 Stephensoo Highway • for There Is A Difference. We 011^ in starting t profitable btnln»3» of your Sales Management, if qualified company. Real Estate, Insurance, secu­ tS of 13 Mile) RECEPTIONIST Cocktail Server. Apply.in person, even­ BABYSITTER WANTED - 3 dayrper -Mate OWH7CatfHirold 533-T739 rities, or Intangibles telling experteoce Experienced, professional office Bir­ ings see Mr Dooofno OpporfunlTy tviflable in Southfield. week, ooo smoker, Terry School neigh­ 644-2150 mingham W Bloomfield Please call Detroit, surrounding arras deslriMe 644-5531 ACCOUNTANT DESIRES Part time. 30 ASK US ABOUT THE borhood, Birmingham. Alter 11 am. 628-7104 ASST STEWARD Retirement benefits 4 permanent yrs. experience General ledger, all Us­ SALESPERSON for mobile home sales. 647-4414 424-8377 es, payroll For individuals or corpora For 400 room suburban lomry Hotel. postfloo with an internationally kfown RECEPTIONIST - reliable, personable RIGHT CHOICE! Company that is a leader to lit field. Top commission pall Village Of tlona. Mr. Stpulo 647-1749 Supervisory experience requested Homes, 35T77 Ford Rd. Westland. Call CHILD CARE 4 Ught housekeeping, 1 14 HOUR COVERAGE KELLY individual with ability to handle tele­ Excellent benefits 4 opportunity A career In Real Estate affords you un­ SEND RESUME TO day a week to my Farmlngtoo Kills ATTENTION Brokers 4 Builders 3 ACCOUNTANT - part time College phones intelligently, needed immediate­ limited Income, freedom to set your for tppolntment 71M6O0 Call 559-6500, ert 7751 John R. Criffin, Jr. home. Own transportttloo 4 referenc­ ambitious cleaners, experienced de­ padutte. Corporation. Payroll. Taxes. ly Light bookkeeping 4 typing Bloom­ schedule, challenging opportunity to Field Management Institute SALESPERSON For part time work In es. 66117)6 pendable, efficient Any area Own sup­ General Ledger. Financial statements help people and moch more. Let us help & field Hills - PonUac area 117-1490 BARPERSON • Full lime Personable POBoxP ladies specialty shop In West Bloom- plies. References. 661-1053. 360-1333 ou make the right Career Choice! Call CtU eves-,661-6507 SERVICES Real experience belpfuL Ernie's Bar. StCUlrShores,Mi«6061 (leld tret. Only experieoced need ap­ CHILD CARE • personal care for I In­ RECEPTIONIST for general office leo Keroea, Croup Vice-President, at Scbooicrad Evergreen in* ^ Equal Opportunity Employer M/F ply 636-3SS5 fant lo my home, ooo smoker, Mon thru ATTENTIO\TTElNTIi N DOCTOR'S in W. Bloom­ ACCOUNTING/BOOKKEEPING done _. The Kelly Girl People- work. Farmington 4 Plymouth area CalUoe; 817-OT6J or 186-5474 647-l»00 Ftt 6-4. Troy area. 669 544) field. Farmington area: If you in oeed Must be able to answer phones, type in­ In my bom* or your office Mtture, ex­ Equal Opportunity Employer M.'FH 15 Offices In Detroit-Metro area. MARKETING SALES SALESPERSON of a medical transcriptloolslor rhedlcal perienced 431-0132 EXPERIENCED LECAL Secretary voices 4 general book work, hourly rate Schweitzer Real Estate We need advertising salespeople with FULL TIME Some experience helpfil CLEANINO SPECIALIST ' office girl who has 3 years Hospital ex­ with typing of over 85 WPM and Word 15.74 Rours. 8tm-4 VOprn Reply to box + BUSBOYS experience and peraona.Ul]T to tell ad­ WSde variety of duties. Gromrith com­ trustworthy, thorough, references. 7 perience caU 476-043» HANDYMAN 1'AU types of work. Ytrd Processing experience, needed (or Bir­ 770. Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers. + DISHWASHERS BETTER HOMES 4 GARDENS vertising space, ff you need to opporto- pany. Apply In pertoo it Eat aod Sleep, boors- $34.Evenings )66-)547 clean-up gutters, plumbing. waU wash­ mingham area firm '844 4418 M75I Schoolcraft Rd. Uvonla. Michi­ nlty to grow and develop, call us. As BOOKKEEPER/SECRETARY (lull ing, etc. All areas Reasonable Rates. ASST MANAGER 706 S. Main, Plymouth. COMPANION HOUSEKEEPER • Re- gan 48150 extraordinary program Is provided charge) 1 girl office type needs employ­ Save this ad. 729-2551 EXPERIENCED LEGAL Secretary + COUNTEFTHELP Looking for someone reliable, noed woman for retired lady that needs er. Experienced thru profit 4 loss Hos- FOR PART TIME energetic 4 available for Immediate -. Our business has more than doubled SALES PERSON NEEDED wanted for Southfield law firm, litigi- RECEPTIONIST, SECRETARY assistance 3-4 days Uve-lo Must ., . . Alters RETIRED BUSINESSMAN avtUtble Apply in oersoo between 1-5PM employment Opportunity to earn 1300 last vaar-tud we want our clients to be Cable TV pttaUution needed 346-3173 tioo background desirable, excellent Temporary position for t well orgt- drive. Somerset Pari Are*. 644-4)13 to assist in banking, errands, shopping Moo thru Sal at per week to start. Interviews between serviced by the most Innovative and Apartmea t Complexes shorthand and typing skills Ask for nueJ indivldo|l in a private vocational drive op North or Florida, convtles- Sara - 10am only. 18441 Five Mile Rd, professional people we can find and 540-3)00 CONVALESCING MOTHER oeeds ba­ Linda. $574100 school la ilvooTa Must have pleasant CARING ..A Tradition Since 1975 tcent car* Leave message 543-31(0 Uvonla develop David Dageaals, 547-3344 telephone manner, accurate typing -BONANZA SALES PERSONS full 4 part time for bysitter for 1 children, Parmingtoo •RNS•LPNS LEGAL SECRETARY Southfield 1 Hills area. Week dtp 5PM»PM; Satur­ skills and quick learning ability for de­ J8J50W. TEN MILE RD An Equal Opportunity Employer MATURE PERSON to wort 1 days 1 yam shop Experieoced In knitting 4 • LIVE -IN COMPANIONS man office Experienced in P 1. P.P I days 11 Noon • 3PM Must have own tailed work Experience required . FARMINGTON HILLS week us religious rift Store In Redlord crocheting Openings ID W. Bloomfield • HOME HEALTH AIDES O.I-V. B-K Para-legal preferred Send transportation. '• 476-0114 514 Situations Wanted 478-8170 Call - $34-7747 4 Oak Part 541-13M •SR COMPANIONS resume to Bor «14. Observer 4 Eccen­ COOXS - HOUSEKEEPERS - MAIDS Fully Insured. Bonded 4 Supervised Male-Female tric Newspaoers, 36351 Schoolcraft RECEPTIONIST/Swilchboard Look- CARLOS MURPHY'S A STEP NATIONAL MARKETING CO SELF-MOTIVATED PERSON Companions • Laundresses • Couples • 14 Hrs a Day - 7 Days A Week Rd . Uvonla. Michigan 4815« Ing for someone who enjoyi talking to is accepting applications for foil 4 Looking for mature and responsible In­ To do Pbone.Work from Home HAIRDRESSER people Pleasant phone voice aod the part lime positions in the following CtU IAM-11 Nooo Butlers • Chauffeurs • Dayworters. PRO-CARE ONE. INC CompleU hair services for shut-ins dividuals who have a strong desire to Crosse Point* Employment 885-4576 LEGAL SECRETARIES abiluy to handle a busv board Typing areas AHEAD learn the operations of t successful or­ 45)-4100 The Health Care Professionals ..CtllLorrt, .515-0501 minimum 50 WPM Neat appearance COOKS BF Chamberlain Real Estate Compa­ ganisation Individuals selected must be AT HILLSTROM 4 ROSS SELF-STARTER for Uoeo tod Industri­ DESIRE EUROPEAN COOK, will pri- 569-4400 and previous switchboard experience PREP COOKS ny. Michigan's largest- family-owned able to accept training tod quickly ac­ marily be cooking for diabetic Domes Our reputaUoo avails us to the most al laundry rental tales Draw against CHILD CARE • Fof your Infant or 515 Child Care necessary II qualified, please apply No experience necessary. eiceHerH real estate company Is currently Inter­ cept major responsibilities. We will Uc chores Included. Must have trtns- prestigious law firms in the area Our commission, paid car expenses. Will Todler. Your transportt lion. Openings Adtstrs Corp. 101 Union St. Plymouth. benefits Apply Monday thru Thursday. viewing See what the pacesetter in the only interview persons srtth proven porttUop, 40 ori/week. Summit letter • CHILD CARE- 7» yean experience can help find the Michigan » JO-J 30pm train the right pertoo. Reply to Box for full or part lime. 7 Mlle/lnkster MSlUoo for which yon are besl quail- Industry has to offer' 10 area offices • track records." Call Mr. Trwmpsoo be­ wyhiM-fbUowlag: Experience, refer- in my Ucensed home. Quality care, professional training provided Call tween 10-S (or interview. Mi 1106 671, Observer 4 Eccentric Newxptperv Experlencedt reasonable 511-3477 loving ttroospbere. Troy. .tei, either ternporory or penruneTii. 36331 Schoolcraft Rd.. Uvooi*. Mfcl* eocet Is pbooe oo. where yoo can be The fee is employer paid Call today! CARLOS MURPHY Steve Lelbban, tt 557-67¾ reached. Box 716, Observer 4 Ecceotrie 536-0397 . NEED A JOB? '- gu 41150 * CHILD CARE • For 1-5 year olds. Lov­ RECEPTIONIST^$650 7»J44 Northwestern Hwy Newspapers, 36351 Schoolcraft Rd, ing mother lo Cantors. Day, evening or CHRISTIAN MOTHER guWInt pre­ Call this number and listen. 361-0005 HILLSTROM & ROSS Southfield. MI JLivooIa. Michigan 48130 midnight shifts. Playmates, toys, refer­ school ictivitles for 1 -. 6 year olds ad­ For busy management compaty Mini­ An Equal Opportunity Employer NEW COMPANY needs tales person­ ences Your trtnsporttUoa. )81-5066 ministering to spirit soert and body Mon AGENCY SELF-STARTERS HOUSEKEEPER, mature woman for mum I year experience MUST be Ible AUTOMOTIVE nel, fell or part time Established cus­ have ta excellent Rea_d Start to be suc­ thru Fri. (to 4 pm. Ucensed. 626-3467 child tare 4 genera) housekeeping In CHILD CARE 626-8188 to answer and screen busy pbooes tomers 4 leads for pbooe tales. Must cessful In Ret] Estate'' thtt • + our Some typing, filing, office clerical Call CAREER OPPORTUNITY have-good voice 4 attitude. Call be­ West Bloomfield tret, 6 days t week. Loving Mom to watch your child. Your DEPENDABLE CHILD CARE Due lo recent expansion, Patrick OMs/ Training Programs - comet out to a Uve-lo option. References. Alter 7pm LEGALSECRETARY Friday only between 17 Nooo -110PM- 'CASHIER tween Vspm 531-6344 IrarBportaUoo, 11 .Mile, ickster tret. In my licensed borne, experienced. OMC has openings' Is sales. If you are successful professional career In Real 636-7131 Southfield Towh CenterJ years person­ FULL TIME DAYS Ctll . 357-»»3 TLC. meals. 11 Mile & Woodward area aggressive /hard worker with proven ESUIATOT details, "call John Hetly, al Injury litigation experience required. OPlXmTVNiTY UNUnUTEDFOR J41-6417 Paid vacation. track record, we offer t great facility. HOUSEKEEPER • one or two days Frtng-ej • •> »54-JSoO SERIOUS SALES PROFESSIONALS Century 21 CHILD CARE while you work, visit, or 645-2111 GM experience preferred C«U for ap­ week. References. Own truuporttuoo. go shopping References. Your trtns­ EDUtATIONAL BABY-SITTING APPLY: Franklin trta. Leave message 616-6430 pointment and bring resume. Ask for Company offers excellent Income po­ PIETY HILL, INC. 642-6100 porttUoa. Plymoath/Uvoolt aret. Ann Servic*. Available la French, Spanish A Lee Winer or Mike Blake Livonia Big Boy tential adrtneemeot opportunity, pro- SUB DISTRIBUTORS wanted . 1,6*0 LADY to live la and lake can of our Arbor Rd 4 Ann Arbor Trail 4 I -175 English speaking' Horn* Royal Oak, 506 Help Wanted Sales 464-I667 Crooks>lilMile . 549-61)4 Plymouth 4 PtrmfngloaRd PATRICK OLDS motloaal assistance, leads, professional Items, Rree Information. Reply lo: Op­ elderly mother In Southfield. Must have training, multiple products. portunities, 41353 Worthing!*) Ct, Can­ owTKar. Ctll »AM-lt30PM, «36-3733, CHRISTIAN MOTHER wtl) care for - UCENSED CHILD CARE - 852-7200 Candida let ShodM Have: ton. 48l|8 r . 421-4349 After 4PM CaU 611-131» child, clean borne. Urge fenced In ran), For Boyi 4 Glrlt, 16 mos to 6 Ye-irt Evenings Available good atmosphere 4 activities, Redlord Convenient loctUoo • Quality Programs Desire For Rlgi Income TELEPHONE SAIVES ^ trea. 533-5MS » - Ceiled Teachers- 504 Help Wanted Office-Clerical Professional Appearance " Wort Is our Redford office or from LIVE-IN HOUSEKKEPEJL Own room Good Attttirfe your home- We hire the handkappe* tod bath. Musi be able to drive. Good Avoodale School DfcL 651-6610 ^-6- Ctll lO-tpm. »3 $104 CHRISTIAN MOTHER will care for rUDVesiN Car Available salary Local references required Ask child, 10 mot. or older, good refereoces, LOVING MOTHER of infant • will COMMNY'MAltOftt No Nonsense forRoblo. > 565-1000 THE LINEN LpPT hat t part time Urge yard, eleoly Indoor - outdoor ac­ baby-sit any age, foil-time. 11.15 an . If yoo are capable of earning big bucks, hour. Your IrtftSportttloo • Westland" tales position open. Tuesday, Thursday, LIVONIA PROFESSIONAL tivities. 165 Ftrmington Hills 651-66T7 we've got the Uck/t. tret. «5-7570 Saturday Please ctll between. 10am- Needs mature woman (or Uve-lo house- For Personal Interview Ctll EXPERT CLEANTNO LADY will do SECRETARY llNooo- 646-014) keeptAt • TiC for 1 girls ages residential tletnlng, Refereoces. Ret- PEP CENTER - Pre-ScMol Eoricb- Alter Ipm. I t-fixiil) George DfyS: — -. «71117 TREMENWUS opjSortBnHt. SUrt' jroar •ooaWe. Oakland 4 Wayne County. Ctll rneol Program. Arts Oriented Program : To provide comprehensive clerical 363-2029 tales career out right Looking tad Mtlare, reipoosl We woman, with refer- tiler 6pm- " "* 536-1679 Uughl by ProfessJotls !* * Ucensed. i-± • The Durbia Compaoy. Realtors, has a limited num- es, to ctN'fof newborn baby; lo my loving borne. Variety of dally schedules PERFECT SPOT (Or dynamic, eoerget- seeking men tod women to start t ca­ CLEANING - Experienced woman • - support to financial department. Ap­ Bloomfield home, 1 day* wees. tvtlUbl* 1 yr, thru 5 yr SoutlifJeM. k Sale* Pertoo. Paft-Ume pot) Don reer In sales. Call Wednesday, Oct 10 r tvalUWe for bousecfeJolog. Honest, de­ be< of 6ptjnir>g9 in our new expanded facilities We 655-1164 S57-5195 available in Blrrnlngjstm Gift Shop. fee appointment 7D-71M pendable, own transportttloo, refereoc­ plicant must have strong typing and es. Southfield. Birmingham, Bloom­ have an outstanding FREE TRAINING prpgramand. 1 dan mini mom. Send Resume tor WOMAN'S tcecUfly shop, SoulhfleW MATURE WOMAN oeeded to run field 56)7141 are interested in people committed to a tun time Heal clerical talent as well as accurate or­ Box 337. Birmingham, MX 46016 Rd 4 li Mil* tret seek* full or part household 4 supervise, bi/h tcbool stu­ 518 Education dent Free room 4 board Refereoces- time help. Please ctll 4iM767 or ap­ CLEANTNO • Homes/Offices Estate Career Our strong management backing, su­ PHONE WORK UvooU. 476-)616 & Instruction ganizational skills. Experience re­ No telling. Ugh earnings pear la pertoo at «117 Southfield Rd. 1 girls, 1 boon, 138 perb office facilities and effective merchandising toots, Ctll Mon thru Thirt tiler 4 PM, tl MATURE woman with nursing; experi­ Dependable 4 efficient with excellent ALL SUBJECTS 4 ORADES quired. Benefits and salary commen- |77-«T«1 ence who bat her own car to help dis­ references 664-1934 or 6)3-167) Ttughl by certified teachers giving per- combine to assure you of a successful and profitable $$$ •VMailxed Instruction In your horn* spe­ " surate with experience. abled elderly tidy. Hours 4 vtg.es CLEANINO ROUSE A OFFICE career.- EARN $1,000 oegotitble. 451-1174 cial help (or LD 4 Reading Problems CHRISTMA8 MONEY Experieoced. References. Own trtns- Excellent results 4 references 3 4 Ml 10 FRAN fvURSKY PLAN NOW MORN1NO MOTHER • Ta* car* of porUHoa: Own supplies. Estimates Send resume In confidence to: for St let of U81 child tod do housekeeping (mm available CaU DUne. 641-9031 ALL TYPES of tctdemic tutoring. Metro Passbook 7I8AM13 30PM MoodayTtursday. Remedial reading, learning disabilities, MANAGER For The Best CLEANINO WITH A NEW TWIST - the Call Frotri Your Uorot location loo* Plot Rd. 4 Orchard UU MA Reasonable. Recommended by old fashion way! We wash windows,- 851-6000 Qean Lahre Or Our Office- RdCall 655-5314 schools, toUeges. Cert teacher «16-1747 Christmas Everl •• Full or Part tiro* tcmb floor* 4 clean ©reos. Becly't 7001 Orchard Lake Rd., West Bloomfield * Cleaning Servic* will clean yoor borne 20700 Greenfield Rd. Earn go6'd $$$$ selling CALL MR. IVORY NURSING AIDE •toted, eiperieoced. BEGINNING OUTTAR. 4V Classic, tlso .. ... _i Member Four Mutll-lJsLBfiaxc 40 hours a week for bed ridden patient to your complete uUtfactloo, be in 4 Accordlan lessons, in my born*. Profes- Oak Park, Ml 48237 Avon, call A, _ 659-280fT UTOOU tret. References required- Oil oot in m hour*. Excellent references. tlooat teacher, 15 Jttrt tiperieoc*- $6 553-786¾ after 6pm 464-106« Oakland 4 Wtyne County 641-4356 half hour. Plymouth trea. 435-3045 ,1"«.. V Thursday, October 14, 1982 O&E (R-11C.W,G-9C)*13C

518 Education 523 Attorney* |609 Singo 701 Collectibles 702 Antiques 704 Rummage Sales 706 Appllaiices 708 Household Goods 708 tSousetaMGoodf & Instruction Legal Counseling Oakland County Oakland County . LP'S of Elvis and Marilyn Monroe As­ ANTIQUES SHOW* SALE ANNUAL SXLE Sunday, Oct 17. Jam- J.C. PENNEY electric dryer. « settings, DIVORCE ALL INJURIES sorted 45i from the 56» Best offer 4pm 13700 Southfleld.Ri.'Lainrup VU- excelled cooditioo. almond. »150 Be­ BROYHTLL Bedroom set- wtiite dress­ ESTATE & HOUSEHOLD AIRLINE Real estate 4 Closings. Traffic DUIL 533-7485 CLARKSTON MILLS MALL lage. Household goods, small appli­ fore 2pm «59 5694 er, desk 4 chair. Bargain at «450 Call ances, f umltcre. clothes, more No Fee-1st Consul tatfoo! BINGO OCTOBER 15-16-17 KITCHENAID Imperial dishwasher. «J«-«IM LIQUIDATORS *• CRUISE LINE Pan) F Joelsoo Allen I Glass 702 Antiques on Washington Street Copper with meat block top, portable. BROYHILL 8 piece bedroom set coro- BY BEV& SHIRLEY S5MS5S 553-9302 (lii Call after 5pm 154-1477 TRAVEL AGENTS EACH FRIDAY - 7PM ALL Depression Era Class.Show & In Clarkston . nlete including matching desk, cbair. BEL AIR book shelves, uk*. new »775, also unu­ OCT. 16 4.10 . CAREERS LEGAL SERVICES MADONNA COLLEGE Sale See Display Ad this section for NEW C E side by side refrigerator Day 4 night classes starting oow »1 at reasonable rates Free consulta­ special features, times t Guests Hours: Fit, 10am-9pm FLEA MARKET with water 4 Ice door dispenser, al­ sual vanily circa 20a Sr ait's, »175 FRIM SAT ' 10-4 Michlgao'1 oldest 4 most modern irav- tions on most matters. SCHOOLCRAFT AT LEVAN Michigan Depression Glass Society Sat.10am-6pm, Sun. 12-5pm " -, At mond color 484-4IM 154-414« . 20688 KNOB WOODS DR. «1 scbool Computer (raining Included Mart Stern. Attorney. «47-6900 Free Admission & Parking The Bet Air Drive-In Theatre For » position la the tr«vel industry LIVONIA 1400 6 Mile Rd E of Van Dyke - PORTABLE Kitchenaide dishwasher, BUILDER'S MODEL • APT. 106 thai oners good working cooditioos, EASTER SEAL SOCIETY EVERY SAT SUN 7 AM 4PM butcher bloc* top. »26«, Tappan range, HOMEFURNfTURE SOUTHFIELO travel opportunities £ advaoee- 600 Personals FRIENDSHIP CLUB self cleaning oven »250. Frigldaire 17 ANTIQUES Shopptrs free admission, free parking cu ft frost free refrigerator, top Save from 30-80Vo S of II Mile. E. of Lahser Tata Knob ment.call American Travel Scbool, RedfordHall ALWAYS Call 354-193» 12931 Woodward. Ferodale. CalL Stained & Beveled freezer. »350 All 1 yr old Just sold 1 model homes Woods Dr to end, turn right Go U> tod Plymouth 4 Inksler Roads Glass windows k doors. Sat Serf Call K4-OT92 driveway, turp right I-313-3993VU Thursdays* 45pm Call after 4pm , 433-7412 New'lpc mattress seta »47 A friend is someone Fireplace mantles New 2 pc Qoeen set «45 BIRMINGHAM UNITARIAN CHURCH Decorator detignect-orieotaj Infloeoc* BARTENDING you can call on MON 7 PM - THURS. «.45 PM THE Selected fumiiare. & antuuaj Items of Woodvafd-*4-L«oe Ptne IM4.mll* N REFRIGERATOR^ • good condition Bed frame*-^ ,-^ r - . »10 Knights of Columbus the finest quality tt design of Big Beaver (14 mile) Fit, Oct, 15. 9- 422-742« 1 pc. living rm. group with tables »145 BEDROOM: Double bed, double dresser when you need him... (L400 sectiooal pit »590 4 mirror. 2 eight stands, beautiful bed Legal Minimum Age 18 39050 Schoolcraft W of Newburgh Spm Sat, Oct. 1«. 9-oooo (»1 50 bag). REFRIGERATOR • GE oo frojt, 2 door spread 4 wail banging 4 tide chair. . ONE OR TWO WEEK CLASS 464-9176 alde-by-side, excellent cooditioo 1200 »1.000 »pc"AiXroc velvet nytoo »141 Sunset Antiques, Inc. CHURCH SALE Uvooia S*. Andrews 7 pc bedroom with bedding »170 LIVING ROOM Yellow print tofa, Day or Evening Classes . Call422-4TLC LEADER' Episcopal Fn. Oct-15,9« 163«0 54W344 chocolate brown chairs, win* ch*lr. Free Placement Assistance ST JOHNS ,, „313-693-4770 Sofa bed «115 557-7757 Te!epfK>ne..Us,tening Center 555 S Wayne Rd, Wetland. S of K- Hubbard. Between 5-« Mile Lots of REMODELING SALE • boiltln range Buck beds, all wood parts »47 striped veloor aide chairs, orkaUl ttyie. Mart Fridays, doors open 9ara, games New or Like New Items + Rumm>->. 4 oven with cabinets, refrigerator, 19 desl gold bamboo 4 glass coffee table, PROFESSIONAL COUNTRY FAIR ANTIQUE STOVES, com­ Rustic bunk \M set with bedding. »9» triangular lamp table, ooosole 4 mir­ BARTENDERS SCHOOL start 10am. in color TV. aD in good cooditioo Sell Oak bunk beds" f75 AIRLINE tickets Republic certificate, pletely reconditioned, ready CLEVELAND SCHOOL PTA used as group, or wdl separate 2(1-1549 Electrical bed 1 only. reg»1.400 »400 ror, rec liner chair. 247»9 Southfield Rd . Southfield SUNDAY EVENINGS -«45PM ANTIQUE clothing sale. Oct. 2JJS. Tablea avail DINLNG ROOM Dining room table, 14 1J Schools Coast to Coast good (or ages 1-1« ExpiresNov IS. Plymouth Cultural Center. 525 Farmer for Installation, wood, coal & Queen chiropractic 1 pc set 4 only, 1912 1 Octet, best offer «45-1045 able. Call Fern Deedler «17-4419 SEARS JCenmore electric dryer. » mo reg »450 . . oow »150 Jo. round with leaves 4 4 chairs, cube St Plymouth Proceeds bene fit. New FLEA MARKETS gas burning, Irom $85.00. Karen Shekel) 422-4)35 old »100 Sears Kenroore heavy duty style buffet 4 server, loads of ailver- BRIDGE LESSONS ' Morning School building fund Cocktail tables, reg »7S-»150 . Beginning.-Intermedial* - Advanced ATTENTION Nations'» Largest Inside Martets . MATERIALS UNLIMITED washer,« mo. old $100 455-1524 closeouU »29 coffee server, tray*, lea pots, dinner 24 overwighf people wanted (or new GARAGE 4 BAKE SALE ware 4 candelabra^ Personalized instructions 9 Classes • Has 2 Big Locations. 2 W. Michigan Ave. Thurs.Oct 14-Sat Oct 1« 3EARS PORTABLE Dishwasher, white, FREE DELIVERY AVAILABLE »3» Suiting week of Oct J J 10 Mile. weight loss program Average 10-25 1 «70« Telegraph, Detroit Magnificent paintings, beautiful lamps, pounds- weight loss (irst 2 weeks with 6:30 PM At Ypsllanti 483-6980 Galijean Educational Ministries' never used 372 4977 orientalla. Leooi 4 Limoges. Small Greenfield Can 12ooon-7pm424»224 PONTIAC FLEA MARKET 24475 W. 7 Mile. Uvooia * mile S of « Mile 592-4151 our products Serious only Call SHELDON HALL Open Thurs. thru Sun. 10-5 WARDS Coldspot refrigerator, white. 1260 Scott Lake Rd.. Pootiac drop leaf kitcbeo table 4 2 cMirs. 1 sets CERTIFIED Speacb Pathologist wiU 477-7194 or 344-J179 2045 Dixie Hwy End of Telegraph RUMMAGE 4 BAKE SALE 15;9Cu Ft. »175 SO In Whirlpool elec­ The Emporium 674-4179 of china Linens. Sheer draperies. 1 ori­ treat all age groups with disorder* In 33111 Plymouth Rd. Has both an indoor & outside market St. Timothy Lutheran Scbool, 19400 Ev­ tric range, copper, continuous cleaning Hocrs 9-5 daily. Sun. 11-5 ental ptaolecx, articulation. language, floeocy. and CINDY Pbooe SS4-74M Natural mink coat 4 bat, golf clothes 4 I'll be there in December with open CORNER KARMINGTON RD • A PREMIER EVENT * ergreen. Detroit. Sat. Oct 1«., 10-2 PM oven. »133 After «pra, all day Sai 4 voice" Excelled results Call JWI957 1 LIVONIA 261-9340 Bag sale 1 PM Sun 531-0772 BUNK BED SET. complete with shoes, designer dothlng (sit^ll-ltj. arms You're the Best Happy Sweetest OLDEINN springs »100 Horiaocta! stereo cabinet. Lou of goodies, everything goes. GUITAR TEACHER Day1 Love. Mark WARREN MARKET SUN. • Wayne 2nd Dem 20900 Dequindre, 1 block N of « Mile RUMMAGE,SALE WASHER 4 dryer, good condition. »200 »25 Alter 6pm 144-1052 Experienced Accepting new students MON • 12th Dis Dem ANTIQUE SHOW Firit-yjuted Methodist Churj* of Bir­ complete 344-1051 472-7965 (or lessons ID your borne FOR a two minute message Rd . has the famous CABLNETS from entire kitchen. 27 ft Estate & Household Concerning God, Bible or Prophecy TUES. • Mich Young Dem. "ANTIQUE VILLAGE- DEARBORN INN. mingham ' 1549 W. 'MBpfe at Pleasant 281-4479 WED • 5th Dis Dem Thurs , Oct 21. 9am-5ptn Fn. Oct 22. WASHER »225. dryer »225. refrigera­ base 4 23 ft uppers, cherry finish, Sales by SPECTRUM Messages charge weekly Pbooe, 757-3740 NOVEMBER 19, 20, 21 tor »200. must sell, will seperale, excel­ white formica counter lop. boyer lo re­ THURS- • Mich Frootlash Sam-11 noon. Snack Bar open for Lunch AI^IZaNABOUND -1 DAY SALE HYPNOSIS WORKS HOP/Stress Man­ Call 5519315 Exciting, nationally Important show on Thurs. Ample Free Parking lent cooditioo After »pm 471-514» move, also electric 4 burner range top agement- Oct IS & IS. U-ipm 120 per FRI • 17th Dis Dem Both locations open every weekend 41 exhibitors from 12 states 4 portable butcher block cart «45-2794 Octorber 15 & 16 from 10-4 person Croup rates Jack Wiener. FOUNT> Orange 4 beige Tabby, male, SAT • 16th Dis Dem FRI 4 9pm SAT & SUN 10-4 WHIRPCOL washer. Kenmore dryer, 5 months old N of 12 Miie. E of Soutn- Gala Benefit Preview-Founders Society RUMMAGE SALE Tickets at 9 a.m. 1W20 Southfield Rd , Suite III 9«4-2«24 Detroit Institute of Arts Gloria Del Lothern Church. Fri . Oct IS both very good cooditioo. »100 each. CARPETING gold. 11x13ft. «25 2 light fleld Rd »»2001 Op«a Daily 9.3 Inr dealer revrYiUlm . 4272141 gwn 4 wjiifr thag rarpel.y SxlOfl & 22275 IVANHOE - " INTENSIVE WATERCOXOTT" Tecfr ^am-tpm-MlOIGouthfitld Rd-; S of 12 Mile Rd. W/OTLUner TOO^AnctioiT Sales ART DECO figurines. lamps, beads, ivy (1 blocks S of 8 Mile, oo Service Dr.) 20x1 lit. »10 4(50 179-7141 niques Workshop All levels welcome HAWAII - 1st class round trip ticket hangers Royal Doux woman, middle Featuring beautiful TradiUooal beige 9 with companion upgrade. |750 or near­ ANN ARBOR. THE; ANTIQUES MAR­ Dearborn Oct 14 4 25 125 Rochester eastern lamps. Mintoo framed tiles. RUMMAGE SALE LUTHERAN 708 Household Goods ft sofa, pale blue ProvinciaJ loveseat Oct ».»20. Chris Uowin 2789J04 est offer 664-9046 Antique & Estate KET. Sunday. October 17. 5055 Ann Ar­ bor-Saline Road, 1-94 via Exit 175. 300 Eves 4 weekends. Lathrup Village. CHURCH of the Redeemer. 1800 W aod coffee table Ptuk» hi-fi 552-0549 Oakland County that could be used u server. SUffeL MATHEMATICS TUTORING KAREN - Happy Sweetest Day to my AUCTION dealers, all under cover, everything Maple. Birmingham Wed. Oct 20. CARPETING wife with the "golden smile" Tours.. Oct 11.9 AM-S PM lamp. 2 matching black and crystal All Grades. MS.-MA Degrees SAT.OCTI6THIPM guaranteed for authenticity, 6 AM- • 4 ALL NEW Custom J' Sofa Grouping. interior Oeslgn Firm lamps Attractive matching print Law- Certified. Experienced Teacher Love, Les 53799 9 Mile. Northville. Mi PM, "Early Birds" welcome at 5 AM »«13 Glass dinette set »3uO Formal FEATURLS'G Dealers new to the mar­ RUMMAGE SALE Sat, Oct 1«. 9AM- 'Established Over 25 yrs' son sofas, walnut glass and cane tables, 642-548« LORDY LORDY Pal is .40 Now don't between Chubb & Currie AT GIANT 12 nooo Pilgrim Congregational dining room. »515 Verticals 641-9137 Must sacrifice all remaining roils of TV. dinette set, t chairs, washer, com­ Oak wardrobe, chest of drawers, china ket A-« MOtR GALLERY. Gates Mills. Church. 30«1 North Adams Rd. Bloom- plete king sUed bed with new decorator OIL PAINTING CLASSES you tell. Jeff has kept ber very well" Ohio, period 18 & 19th Century Ameri­ custom, commercial 4 designer carpet cabinet, haltstand. dining room suite, li­ FLEA MARKET field Hills.ooe block N of Big Beaver Antroo.-Ultroo, Wool Berber Terms 4 spread Single -bed set for boy or girls Beginner & Intermediate May The Most Sacred Heart of Jesus be brary table, marble lop washstand. can 4 English furniture Including set , ALL WOOD room. 1 contemporary royal blue sofas. Landscapes. Seascapes. Sull Lifes Wm IV sabre leg chairs, writing boxes, Antiques, Bargains RUMMAGE SALE. ST KEVIN? 7 piece Chippendale dining room set. « installation available Call oow praised, adored, glorified thru-out the Grandfather clock, chestnut wardrobe, • PM 10PM Fri. 10AM-4PM Sat. Sun " table 4 hanging lamp. Pool table with 444-9488 World, now &-forever. Amen Repeal pine chest. Victorian towel rails. Ber tea caddy's. B-21 MARK SIPSOM. NEW 30072 Park wood, tnkster piece Englander bed set. Provincial equipment Ping Pong table, mink coals 8RAINTREE. MASS- country furni- 214 E MICHIGAN AT PARK Off Henry Ruff couch. Queen Anne wing back chair. 353-9174 ORGAN & PIANO LESSONS Novena. 9 limes a day for 9 days 4 pub­ key It Gay bedroom suite, carpets, in excellent cooditioo (must sacrificei lish Your rcqtiest will be granted in primitives, etc. turt, some paint. QA cand}estarjd. t«c DOWNTOWN YPSILANTI between CtefTyhill 4 Michigan Ave Victorian pier mirror 4 parlor sets CARPETING In very good cooditioo. Bargains galore In Urge selectioo of In your borne by professiona I instmc sawbuck table original paint: grained 150 Dealers (Dealers Welcome) Cherry slant top desk, enclosed book Over 100 yards Mostly oeutral »1.00 tor Beginoen 4 advanced welcome some way China & glass including Heisey. Cam­ OctlS. 10-5 OcU«. 10-7 Oct 17. 10-5 bric-a-brac bridge. Dresden. Royal Doultoo, Occu­ blanket chest, 16 c pcess bed Hep- Weekdays. 971 •7676Weekeods, 487-5490 case, crystal lamps, tables, collect per yard «47-0470 432-3353 plewhlte tt Pembroke tables D-32 RUMMAGE SALE - St Anselm School NEED A DIETARY supplement with pied Japan. Carnival. Collectible plates, BARN SALE - Antiques Don't miss this ables Objects dart vour Junk food'' Try the best' Saaklee old coins, etc " PAUL U CORDIE DAVIS,. WASHfJJG- Oct I5-16U. 9AM-3PM Moch more at dealers cost CARPETING, royal 4 light bloe shag PIANO LESSONS TON. MALVE early coonury. original ooe 37T0 Uhser. Btoomfield Hills Outer Drive. 1 blk N of Ford Rd with padding, approximately 10 x 12. My Home TomorEltice45S84M 4591892 AUCTIONEERS Fri 4 Sat. Oct 15-16. 9am-5pm ANTIQUE TRADER ESTATE SALE Phillips 4 Pritcnard paint. Including SHAKER swing handle Bargains In Clothing. Toys. Furniture' »75 4774281 Beginners • Advanced sewing box. original finish Mt Lefea (1 00 a Bag oo Saturday 21 «05 VAN DYKE WARREN Sunday Oct. 17. 10-4 425-2478 43J-9O«0 8KAUT1FUL square antique table with 10-5 DAILY CARPETING. 22 sq yards wool pale *ooo C-13J GREENWICH HOUSE. T carved legs. 4 matching chairs. 1430 Tickets at 9a.m. ONE CALL DOES IT ALL! GANTZ, CrocinnaU. O high quality 18 4 RUMMAGE SALE Sat .Oct 18th. 9 75S-788S yellow, with padding. »100 Cootempo- PIANO LESSONS- Certified teacher Place your classified want ad in &44-5«4« 1PM Holy Name Gym. Harmon at rarv brown pnnt sofa »223 Brown 16150 W II MILERD Berklee College Modern & Suburban Detroit s finest market Early 19 C English 4 Coot. Clef ANTIQUE European Cupids holding KESWICK APTS . B. A. SERVICES, INC. BIRDSEYE MAPLE. Full-siM bed with Greenwood. Birmingham, from Wood­ table lamp. »45 All very good coodition theory indaaing modern voicing The Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers AMERICAN JAZZ, KAME'N & ward, between Maple 4 Big Beaver, marble shell, antique gold leaf framed «44-4217 ENTIRE APT CONTE.NTS Many de- ' scales, progression. Classical Prefer mirrored dress Very good cooditioo. mirror (39x55) Other misc furniture corater Items, gold and white sofa, GREEN, Stanfordvllle. NY Fold art. »500. -534-9260 or 525-5040 take Oak or Harmon W to Greenwood adults 4 teenagers 641-7580 591-0900 Wayne PUBLIC AUCTION toys, dolls C-SoS LOUISE WARK. IN­ Lochlnvar Hot Water heater «41-3222 CHAIR. Spanish Style, rose colored lounge chairs. French Provincial 644-1070 Oakland DIANAPOLIS. IND. NE furniture in­ DLNING Room, carved oak able, 5 SPACE AVAILABLE - NORTHVILLE cushions, cane high-back Very good chairs. Heoedroo French coffee table. CITYOFSOUTHFIELD cluding decorated dressing table, dry PLAZA MALL Indoor Flea Market, ANTIQUE FRENCH Provincial 9 piece condition »75 474-4434 Century dining room tet-4tchairs and chairs. I captain, buffet, china cabinet, matching dining room set mint coodi­ PIANO LESSONS 852-3222 Rochester/Avon POLICE AUCTION - sinks, dough bos. game boards, slick »1.500orbestofferJUter5 47«-02«» Saturday. October 1« Call Northville server Beautiful Bombay ckest, Vene­ Use your Visa or Master Card Chamber of Commerce for reservation tioo, must sell 451-3207 CHEAP yet EXCELLENT Cooditioo! tian mirror, sconces. Outstanding Chap­ IN YOUR HOME snatler & spoogeware. C-Jc« JACKTE Sofa, recliner. lounge 4 ocassiooal SATURDAY OCT.16TH., JACQUES, Hastings. Minn. Country DOLL SHOW 4 SALE - Com* see & boy 3497«40 man and Arkin tamps. Unique dinette Popular or Classical ONE WAY American airlines ticket to ANTIQUE Hired Hand Bed. Early chairs Also Dishes 4 crystal 5594498 set wrought iroo table, cane rootif with Los Angeles available Best offer 10:00 A.M. furniture & accessories, samplers and beautiful artist orginal dolls Sun. Oct 17 American Servicing cart. Ethan Allen All Ages oriental rugs. C-«»3 JUDY TRAVEL- lOareHpm. Roma s of Bioomfleld, 2101 dramatic (anback chairs. 4 piece Com­ 541-0550 26000 EVERGREEN ROAD dining room table 4 chairs 4 other CHROME BASE glass top table. MiM plete walnut bedroom set with triple STEAD. COBDEN. TLL. country furni­ S Telegraph, sBloomfield Hills. Mi 705 Wearing Apparel misc antiques «42-7254 »40 or best offer 616-02J2 SOUTHFIELO, MICHIGAN Door prires AdrnVsioo »1 50 dressers, etc Ramidiflers. vacsum, The Association of Only TISCH WILL CUT TAXES and ture, butterprints. stoneware C-9S4 ALFRED ANGELO original wedding waste Give him a chance, elect him JERRY GUALA. Hopwood. Pa, furni­ Info 757-55«« or \ 477-«7»9 ANTIQUE 60 In round mahogany din­ COLONIAL FURNITURE • Complete linens, coraplele kJUiied equipment In­ dress, site 7-4. veil 4 slip, »150 set sofa, matching loveseat easy chlar cluding Franciscan dinnerware. Brand Music Teachers Governor Send contribution to Ttsch ture, period 4 country. C-1532 476-4400 ex1239 After 5pm 471-5440 ing table Empire base, octagoo pedes­ for Mich Laingsburgh. MI 48848- 8ICYCLES; MO-PED; MINI RONALD FRITZ, fishing, decoys, tools. ESTATE SALE OF\- 27 ivories, 34 tal « chairs $650 Wrought Iron kitchen 4 ottoman. 2 dark pine end tables, 1 new Imported Scotch lace draperies for bronies, 47 pieces cloWine. gold rings. window walls Ladies clothing and 851-5423 03816. who paid for this ad BIKE; TOOLS; CLOTHES: WILLIAM WILL. LEWISBURGH. FOR Sale- Raccoon fur coat. %« length set. 6 chairs. »250 «51-4295 coffee table. 2 lamps Excellent quality PIANO ORGAN LESSONS • Your PENN Country and period furniture Jade, oriental items, TtKany. silk rugs, 4 coostroctioo »70O-whica Is price paid many lovely accessories, bric-a-brac HUBCAPS; RUG; HOME- steins, Moser. Sevres, carvSt-woods. art rip up front, size « Wedding gown 4 bxne or mine Birmingham within a 15 PLEASE CALL Our Sister Karen and ADVERTISING. PAPER 4 POST veil she « Call 1-441-9172 (or sofa alooe Alter « PM. «41-49» Mile radius Specializing In popular mu­ Wish Her a Happy 40th 8irtbday at LITE CHAIN SAW (NEW); CARDS D-3 Hlrschelmer. E-l2 Gilford. glass, china, crystal, silver, must sell. ATTENTION -WE WANT YOU TO KNOW sic Mrs Burrows «44-0957 652 5238 RADIOS; LUGGAGE' E-23 Beckley. Walton. C-4o2 Allen 4 10-5. Sat Sun 27345 Harvard, off 11 CONTEMPORARY sofas 4 Loveseat YOUR VALUED POSSESSIONS Collins, C-13o«. Huntsberger. AMERI­ Mile.W ofLahser 356-1287 GRAND OPENING! BARGAIN HUNTERS! coffee table, buffet wall unit. etc. Call ARE OUR SPECIAL CONCERN" TUTOR GRADES 1-12 PROFESSIONAL SINGLES JEWELRY; DESKS; CHAIRS; CAN INDIAN A-13 American Horse. E- after 4pm 851-7414 Free booklet of over 170 confidential EXTRA large double sire Pierpolnt PRE-RENTEO FURNITURE Experienced with developroeotally dis­ PITNEY BOWES FOLDER 36 GoeU. F2 Tbompsoo ART GLASS A- THE BROADWAY SHOP Returns from Detroit Tigers. Model Free Cocsultatioos Call abled Alter 4pm 326-0151 ads Oakland. Wayne. Macomb. Wash­ lamp shade 2 flakes on edge Photo oo ALMOST NEW DESICNER CLOTHES CONTEMPORARY 4 piece sectional 9 Siddens 4 Valentine. C-ll Coe 4 request Priced under valoe »750 firm- Homes and Transferred Executives. sofa Excellent cooditioo «44-854« tenaw Counties CalL write Sincere Sin­ AND INSERTER; SCM COPI­ Spear. D-25 ScUrtni, E-15 Weiler. E-28 4 FURS ... Irom prominent homes at "BETTY G" gles. PO Boa 29. Troy. 46099 649-5286 Call persistently. 1-482-2286 ER; MICROFILM READER Robe. E-S4 Socbocki. P-J7A Jeffersoo. surprisingly Low Prices' Fall 4 winter Floor Samples and COUCH. Gold HercoJoo velvet «95 Oc­ 519 Computers 8ANK E-28 Robb. E-35 Dersey: FIVE MATCHING pressed back chairs, Coats, Sportswear. Jackets. Pants. TXsconlinoed Items also marked down casional chairs. »23 Dinette table. »15 642-9020 PLMPKIN-PICKIN HAYRJDE Sweaters. Suits. Dresses, Gowns. Scedes Bring the kids (or the fun of it Clymer BOOKS E-16 Maday, E-20 Walsh, E-30 refinlabed 4 re-caned. Beautiful - must SAVINGS UP TO 70% TV radio combination «49-«479 Sates^Service-Share TERMS OF SALE: Woolen. (Including caildrena 4 Christ­ beseen JlOOeacb 721-4274 4 Leathers-sise 4 to 1«. ESTATE LIQUIDATION Hayride Farm. 39740 Cherry Hill. Can­ - «51-7022 - COUCH. LOVESEAT. wail unit lamps. •354 etchings and drawings by famous APPLE II Computer. 46K. green moni­ ton 397-2220 25% Cash or Certified Check mas), E-34 Goett F-9 Randolph. C-4C2 Brass bar cart »50 Babcok, C-IS07 Lync* REFERENCE »1 THE BROADWAY PLAZA Brown cord chairs »60 chairs, tables and misc Artists al Dealers cost -Mahogany dou­ tor. Apple disc drive. DC Hayes modem. Fl4a Markets U.S.A. l«Mile4Midd)ebelt Call 546-414» ble pedestal table and 6 chairs. Videi 80 column board word proces­ REWARD 1300 for information lead­ BOOKS A-21 Woeller. E-4A author Roy Ooe Of The Largest Needlepoint rocker »70 ing to the recovery of jewelry missing INSPECTION: Matthews with beautiful new book "In - We've Redesigned - •Nouveau loveseat and chair 'Mahoga­ sor, loads of software 61800 After Indoor Flea and Antique Markets Designer Prices. Brass coat tree - »75 COUNTRY MANOR Dining Room set 4 ny secretary • Deco wardrobe type ar- «PM 540-4344 from 3611 Millsfring. Bloomfield Hills 8:30 A.M. Day of Sale Vanity Fair. 150 UL with 11 color Tbomasvllle brass etagere »75 plates, will autograph F-40 Terry. Antiques, collectibles, bargains oo fur­ Open Moo.-Sat llam-4:10pm chairs. 2 arm chairs, solid oak Excel­ moire Country French sofa bed and 6476000 niture, food, clothing crafts. 5 pc. rectangular dinette »95 lent'Must sea 643-622» or 644-1405 COMPyTORS for sale TRS-80 Model 1. BRASS C-30. Taylor CHINESE EX­ matching chair. •Oriental rugs. Cut OPEN EVERY WEEKEND WINTER CLOTHING, coats, knits, 4 drawer bedroom chest »100 crystal bowl vases, etc. etc at 16K. 1650 4«K. $1300 Model lit 11700 B. A. SERVICES. INC. PORT C-13 Froshe*. D-22 Regeocy U. Fri. 4 to 9 Sat 4 Sun.. 10 to « sweaters, etc Moving South. Super bar­ Lighted pecao bookcase »125 CUSTOM MADE solid oak, trestle I6K »3*0 JM Duketts »33 boi of 10 602 Lost & Found CSa« Jacques: CHAIR CANEING. Bring the family gains, evenings 4 weekends 157-0*16 5 pc. oak 4 chrome dinette »145 table. 40T«0". 7 ladder back chairs, "Magnificent Posesslons" Beard 497-5728 17373 W. 12 Mile Rd., #1Q3 REEDING, SPLINT: demo 4 custom A- Wicker 4 glass dinette »225 »500 After «pm «28-7112 - BLOOMFIELD TWP SHELTER T-Way Plaaa. Cooler Lake Rd. E ol ATTENTION Men 4 Boys. Mens Cloth­ ll«2fVANDYKE,<8Yi MileRd.) RESTAURANTS' Lost or Found a pel' Monday-Fnday. 9 Southfleld, Michigan 48076 12 Suntheimer, A-25 Jackman. CHAN­ Williams Lake Rd . Union Lake Dealer Herculoo sofa 4 chair »250 Open Daily-10 to*. 754-4247 ing added to selection of quality cloth­ Bassett sleeper sofa '. »295 DANISH DrNINC Room Set 4 misc [( you have menus that need to be up­ AM-S PM. also nice Pets for Adoption DELIERS E-15 Wealer. E-37 Harper, Reservation 9 to 5 Dally «0-2100 ing oow available at Farmington furniture. <2«-1285 or 855-1010 dated often, my computer and I may be 4200 Telegraph 64«-«l«I est. 250 (313)559-6328 F-37A Jefferson, C-ll«8 Green. Contemporary bedroom set »325 GALiON 1911 alUteel Jack-Knife Hoist Commm unity Centers Secood Edition Traditional bedroom set »350 ESTATE SALE able to help you. 644-3926 CHRISTMAS ORNAMEWTS: D-l* Gar- Resale Shop. 14705 Farmington Rd DINETTE SET. modern, walnut Formi­ FOUND, hooey-color cat male, 4-toed thoeffoer, P-12 Lodwig CLOCKS D-34 Dump Body (or Ford Truck, 10 gage Contemporary sofa 4 ICA eseal ' »350 ca lop. 47" round. 4 bUck swivel vinyl Sat., Sun., Oct. 16,17 B. A. SERVICES, INC. Purity copper-bearing meUL 354-7»71 Moo, thro Fri, 11 -SO AM-3 PM, Sat, TbomasYtlie pecan china cabinet »393 WANTED- COMPUTER BUFFS' Vicinity Great Oaks West Rochester Johnson, D-35 DeHayes.E-24 Smith, E- 10 AM-Nooo. , chairs, chrome legs, »125 «vs * (l 10AM-5PM If you have expertise In the operauoo of Days. 939-4420 17 Clart, C»»T Martlens DECORS A-i TbornasvUle mahogany buffet . »445 Braided rust rug. »35. «7«-1571 any type computer or use of any pack­ CITY OF PARMTNOTON HILLS COLD PLATING, 934-4734 Velvet stripe sofa 4 Voveseat. . . »450 Moving Sale Everything Must Got Tracey. A-ll American Horse, F-U BLUE WOOL coat with gray mini, col­ Baker Desk. 4 Cbest, Hendredoo Bed­ aged program, you can supplement FOUND - Male, all or part Irish Setter. Police Bike AocUoo Oebhardt. «»» Moottoeotr?, C-IJnJ HISTORIC FORT WAYNE lar, sir* 1» • It. like new. fit. Black TboenasTlVUenUrtalnmenleeoter »450 DINETTE Set - « bloe upholstered four Income at home u a consultant, Tue*. Oct 3. Llvoola Y parking k*. OctlMm-CraOAM. TrailllooaJ print sofa 4 loveseat »495 ekalrs. round w\lte high-tow formica room Set English Antique (Joeeo Anoe Uedltun Use. 425-7*3« Frits: DOLLS A-M BowU t>i t HiiL:& Uverools/W.'Jefferson. Antiques 4 us­ Persian: Lamb for coat size It, »200. 4 Jacobean Furniture or details send name 6 address lo- J155J W 11 Mile, Farmiogtoo Hills 13 Weiler tnclduing rare Kestner orien­ able treasures- October »1. 10AM-SPM. 474-0451 Contemporary sleeper sectional »550 table best offer After «PM «41-4174 Computer Consultant*. 426* Second Tables available Food. After 5PM call 5pc oat game set 15*3 Dishes. Glassware. Linens, Lamps, Din FOUND Older Dog. medium-sire, CITY OFFARMf NGTON HILLS tal baby. C-l = 4 American Jao, C-«»l DINING ROOM, cherry. Sticktey. ner Sets 4 Many Small Items Ave . Detroit. Michigan. 46201 brownish, blind in 1 eye. white on chest DeHays: FOLK ART: B-Jl Tumley dra­ 557-7450 443-7741 BRPDAL GOWN', white chiffon 4 silk, Tnomasville cherry dining room I77J Auction for seizure of misc equipment, veolse lace, veil site «. "Alfred An- Founders oak 4 cane bedroom J975 Queen Ann. gorgeous Patina. 43400 Something For Everyooe' 4 paws Plymouth Twp area fixtures, and tools from United Saw & matic large carved wooden borae pull 616-5540 toys. 24" X 24" C-1B4 American Jao. MAHOGANY Duncan Phyfe styled gelo' designer. »225 477-0*6*. 3(9 «919 26055 MEADOW DR -FRANKLIN After «pm. 459-4547 Tool Co for delinquent personal prop­ table. 4 chairs, buffet »350 Arc Deco (1 blk N of 13 Mile) 4 1 blk. E of 520 Secretarial & erty Ui. Oct. 1«. 1982. 930 AM Jl5SS FUNTTURE everywhere including A- Assorted lamps 120. living room tables DINING ROOM flip top trestle table. FOUND - Womao's bike in Somerset 30 Noll fust back from Peon. B-23 bedroom set. double bedTaTcsser. CAMEL hair coat. pure, like new. sue »25 stack chairs »20. folding chairs »8 Franklin Rd ) W 11 Mile Rd . Farmingtoo Hills nightsund. »300 41?-S«*4 IS »25. «44-2048 solid oak with 6 ladder Wck cane seat Business Services area 524-1434 Huhnhouse-fine period B-31 Turnley chairs 1650 477-9171 COMPUTER DATA DODGE MONACO 1973. Oct 2«. 1982. wonderful small early decorated store FUR COAT. Oppossum. appraised Many other items too numerous to list FOUND Black male kitten, about 4 counter. N.Y. B-33 W Paul period fur­ DINING ROOM. Johnsoo Handley Your mailing lists computerised months old Maple between Telegraph 10 AM Maryland Warren Tow Co. r MEMENTOS - »3300. like new, »1500 Dark brown ESTATE Word processing Repetitive typing 15O40E Warren, DetroiL niture C-35 Idle rare 4 drawer Shera­ suede coat with fur trim. »223 Tan MATTRESS & Jocnsoo. late 20». beautiful maple Re­ and Franklin 855 HOI ton foot child site tiger maple chest, fectory table. 60 i 37. 2 18' leaves, buf­ 427-0794 Of a recent great ESTATE. leather trench coat. »125 ««11105 BOX SPRING SALE LOST Afghan, friendly gray male, miss­ LIGHT INDUSTRIAL pine dry sink, dovetailed gallery, grain Gold 4 silver thimbles, silver strainers fet 4 chairs, around »1500 Gold sculp­ SALE~ COMPUTERIZED Accounts Receiv- ing since Oct 1 Rochester area painted hutch table, scrub top. all origi­ and childrens' silver tableware NEW DELUXE QUALITY tured carpet, eicellenl coodition. 1« i * tt>!e. Word Processing or Typing done 65)-2665 AUCTION nal including pins D-3 Lodes, cup­ GRAND OPENING! FACTORY SECONDS 11.16x9. make offer «45-9735 in my home Prompt, reliable service boards, chairs, pie safes, stands D-17 - VALUES TO »500 SAT., SUN. Oct.16-17 Hydraulic Benders • Air Tools East Wind Antiques THE BROADWAY SHOP DINING ROOM, modern style walnut Call 853-«02S LOST at Halstead 4 9 Mile, light brown M Raid, period furniture. F-JS Pine 520 So Washington, corner of Sixth. I0anv5pm Vehicles- Office Equipment (We've Redesigned Designer Prices!) QUEEN SIZE MATTRESS extensioo table. « chairs, buffet and chi border Collie, male, light brown eyes, We will sell the following atjwNic auc­ kaus-Penn, cterry server, pine sawbock Royal Oak ALMOST NEW DESIGNER CLOTHES COMPUTERIZED Word Processing answers to Butch. 476-3472 table: GAME BOARDS D-23 R Mally: QUEEN SIZE BOX SPRING na cabinet very good condition. «450 3433 SANTA MARIA English major will proof read, edit 4 tion at 2397« Freeway Dr, Farmington GLASS E-15 Weiler. E-28 Robb. F-ll 399-1179 547-5145 4 FURS . from prominent homes at HEAVY DUTY BED FRAME 451-1213 (near Gesu Church. lbtX N of « Mile, type yur letters 4 manuscripts LOST Brown 4 black German Shep­ Hills. Take 8 Mile lo Halsted. N. to In­ surprisingly Low Prices' Fall 4 Winter E olf Liverooisi dustrial Park Dr then west to Freeway Gebhardt GUNS 4 SWORDS BOX OAK ICEBOX. 3-door. completely re- Coats. Sportswear, Jackets, Pants, DINING room pecao table. « chairs, Reasonable rales 9AM 4PM 553-7077 herd, has tags, answers to "Ginger" BARACH Ironstooe B-19 Frederick. C- finlshed, like new. »650 or best offer. $175 Complete Reward' 655-9850 or 557-?4»0 Park Dr or behind Holiday Inn at 10 7D7 Annbrtuten JEWELERY: C-14A Sweaters. Suits. Dresses. Gowns. Suedes »200 Call DETROIT'S UNIVERSITY DISTRICT EMPLOYERS' Do you have office over­ Mite & Grand River. 41" round oak table with center pedes­ 4 Leathers-site 4 lol« 474-255» Campbell, C-22 Work, E-4 Harper. P-18 tal »475 or best Tifler. 532-496« FREE Queen size Sheets £ Continuous' residence lor 40 years. flow thai your secretary can't handle' LOST Dog. Lab/Husky Mil. off-white, WED OCT 20 AT 11 AM Cebhardt. LACES, LINENS CLOTH­ ' .851-7022- Traditional furniture, antiques, collecti­ My computer and I can handle word brown collar Joy R4/Newburgh area, TWO • IBM Selectric typewriters, exec­ at THE BROADWAY PLAZA Pillow Cases wilh this ad. DINING ROOM SET - formaL table. « ING D-12 Brushaber. E-25 Oo. F-« chairs, server, lighted breakJroot ex­ bles. Hammond organ, mahoginy processing, typing of labels, addresses, since Sept 17 Ui. 522-8147 utive desks, file cabinets, blue print fil­ CUypool. F-12 Lodwig. C-5»2 Crockett, HMile4Midd!ebelt TERMS AVAILABLE breakfront Pennsylvania House corny" etc. bookkeeping 4 other - all at a rea­ ing cabinets. Arena I adjustable drafting PARAMONT Open 11AM 4 30PM. Moo Thru Sat cellent 11500 333-3375 LOST • fluffy white cat, Wildwood 4 C-«B1 DeHays MAJOLICA B-IS Pae- Harvest table, set of cherry Rood Wind­ sonable price 644-3926 tables. 5 drawer file cabinet, Otst "C 2 tow. C-30 Taylor, F-4« Tooley ORIEN­ Master 4 Visa Accepted DINING ROOM table, chairs. 2 cabi­ sor chairs, cherry wood Deacon's bench. Cherry Hill area, last seen oo Merri- drawer insulated record container, 6 & -PROMOTIONS GLOBE Baker chair, mahogany bed, art deco EXPERT SECRETARIAL TYPING man 4 Hines Dr. Reward 722-5319 TAL RUGS E-3! GOETZ C-3B» TNPANT-GIRLS'-LADIES' Clothing - nets. Hiywood Wakefield «300, Very 10 drawer Cole steel blue print cabinet, Jacques. PAINTINGS 4 PRINTS A-31 INTERIOR RENTALS' good condition 54^4344 bedroom, girl's bedroom with trundle done to yoor specifications Legal, med­ C walnut formica executive desks with GREATER DETROIT Misc Garage Sate Thurs. Fri. Sat 10- bed. carved French chairs with ical, etc Dictation from your cass/ue LOST: German Shepherds (2) 1 male. Nelson. C-22 Lovell. C-32 Kelly. M 4 «701 Spruce. Birmingham. W of WESTS74S7 Grand River at Halstead Mack-tan: 1 female, black/gray Squir­ typing wings. 10 stacking office chair*, French. D-23 Mally. E-4 Vanity Fair. E- Farmingtoo 474-3400 DINING ROOM table, roond. 3 leaves, 4 needlepoint covers, mahogany chairs Fast-courteovs service Reasonable seven 7' formica folding tables, secre­ Telegraph, off Maple chairs, buffet. Provincial, excellent with oeedlepoint covers, pair of Victori­ Notary Pick up available 552-1946 rel Rd .Square Lake. Reward' «32-848« 2« Herron. E-34 GoeU. E-44 Socbocki. AND tary swival chain, executive swivel C-2R2 Caab. PEWTER A-J6 Wolf over EAST-1100E Maple HSMite) condition. »700; Pair contemporary an Easllake chairs. Victorian Eastiake chairs, calculators. Bruning revolute JJlDIES fall 4 winter clothing, almost chairs, shades of green. »2» «42-4311 GHOST WRITERS ASSOC LOST: Gold cross, chain-chip diamood 200 pes American 4 Enllsh POCKET new. good" selectioo. very reasonable! Between Rochester Rd 41-75 tea lablersmall spinet desk, sofa, chair, Priceless keepsake (parents) Vicinity blue print model 750 machine, Epson tables, lamps Steuben Aurene Vase- Confidential writing, editieg Reports, WATCHES A-23 Gorsuch. C-«»7 ANTIQUE sites 8-9-10 261-0485 453-724« Troy 548-teOO DINING SET. 1920s carved oak Jaco­ Charleys Crab. Troy Reward. «86-2447 dot Matrix MX 70 printer, fans, rolling Knight. C-8E2 Allen 4 Collins QUILTS HOURS Mon -Fn 9-4. Sat 9-5 Small Oriental rug. Oriental vases. proposals, thesis, dissertations, drafting cabtneta with 3 drawers. IS bean cable. « chairs, china cabtnet 4 resumes Secretarial services Typing, everywhere QU1MPER Stephen Smith. MANS ROLEX watch, stainless steel 4 Jacobean walnut demi-lune table, LOST - Ladies white gold watch. Livo­ clothing conveyor. 2 - dollar bill C-30 J York ROGERS GROUPS D-12 gold »1,(93 Leave message ATTENTION Priced home sale. Fn, buffet «52-9104 Lenox u blew are, bandpalnted dinner- dictation, addressing, statistical Bro­ nia Mall. Oct 11th Reward changers, coin changers, coffee ma­ Brushkber SAMPLERS AJ7 Gail- (517)394-2434 Oct 13. Sat. Oct. 1«. 10AM-5PM i«31« DUNCAN PHYFE mahogany dining ware 4 a good volume of antiques 4 chures, news letters, lay out.deslgn Call 421-4932 chine. - -.,- SHOW Rainbow Circle. Lathrup Village, cor­ . ... . •--- 552-87«« braith C-SK6 Jacques SILVER C-ll room "set Twill "separate"), malsogany collectible items GE wasber-4 dryer, FOUR Parker Hannifin hydraulic steel Forsbee. C-22 Work, F-l» Gebhardt, C- October 15, 16 & 17 RED FOX *4 length Escelleot condi­ ner of Rainbow Drive, N of Eleven dooble bed. dresser, twin beds. 10 speed like new. plus much more household LOST MALE German Shepherd, beige/ tion Brand new. 11.500 Best offer Al­ Mile. W of Soothfield Wurtitrer Organ. Mack, diamond shape marling on fore­ tube bender model «24 with cabinets 4/ 4»? Martlem: SHAKER A-5 Tracey. Detroit Artillery Armory bicycle, kneebole desk, a few small ta­ ic PROFESSIONAL dies. 3 Olsen Flaring for steel tubing D-32 Davies-ova) swing handde sewing ter i-Opm. 324-2225 Leslie Speakers, Frencb desk. Fostoria bles. 5734578 head, red collar. 2 yrs Reward 474-2289 4 antique glass, etc SECRETARY with cabinets, hydraulic power unit bdx SLEIGH C-«31 DeHays: SPONGE- 15000 West 8 Mile Rd. STONE Marten Fur Jacket with leather EDMUND LOST - Mans' watch. 10-9 on 1-275 bike with 3 PH-20 HP motor St 75 gallon res­ WARE, SPATTER, SLIP. STONE­ belt, mediumi excellent condition. EARLY AMERICAN rut velvet soft ervoir. Dally- 12 to 10 PM BABY CRIB, mattress 4 bumper pad. Irail.So of 6 Mile Rd WARE, A-5 Tracey. D-34 Potcben, C- »1.400 C 425-5768 «35 843-4854 or 643 4855 gold coocb and green La-Z-boy recliner FRANK & CO. Full charge office services COPPERTONE refrigerator with top 333 Wark TELEPHONES early work­ Sunday-12 to 6 PM Brown vinyl club chair, beige platform Customer sales service including your Call 464-674» freezer. Greenlee 555 portable electric ing 4 partsCS05 Brosmer TOLSB-34 PLAYER PIANO, old. needs repair. BABY Maple cnb 4 chest, tike new rocker «45-259« «42 489» 368-4044 business pbooe answered LOST minature female black Poodle pipe bender (1^1-3") Creenlee 1401 Wllte. C-J4 Hathaway- TOYS 4 CHIL- »700 Old sewing machine parts aod Bookkeeping 706 Appliances »225 or best Also play pen. high chair, answers lo Mooiqoe. companion to pipe bender (*•! V). 2 Chicago (H-l") DRENS: B-17 Upplsch, B-34 Kate Al- drawers, make offer or trade any or all stroller, jumper, more 474 3770 EICHT piece sectiooal soft light fawn Fee based on work load stroke victim. Greenfield 4 10 Mile pipe bender, rigid model 300 portable pert. B-29 Wright rocking horse with for decent old or newer quality dining ALMOND FRIGIDAIRE .refrigerator Smoky glass top tables by Rowe, ESTATE SALES area Reward 557-0467 electric pipe threader. 2 portable rigid traces of paint B-Sl Tumley dramatic room table and chairs. 554-952« with Ice maker 4 self cleaning electric BAKER COUNTRY FRENCH lamp ta drapes, marble table, lamps, wall ac­ BY IRIS 649-1361 >lpe tri stands. 16" folding-aluminum large carved wooden horse pull toy 24" stove, excellent coodition «52-6411 bles Glass coffee table with metal cessories, dishes, white bedroom set LOST • Orange neutered mate cat S adder, 3 sets rigid pipe dies (4 2"pipeX X 24" C-20 Lovell. C-29 Worden. D-l« SECOND ANNUAL Bloomfield Hills base Chandeliers, sacrfice »55^487 other items All like new 477 4970 Redford area. Oct 5 Reward SS5-049S Antique. Collectibles 4 Craft Show 4 BROWN Roper electric range with up­ THE LETTER WRITER rigid (1" -2") pipe cutters, 3 Reamers, 2 Carthoeffner-Toy Box. E-9 Walp, F-« ESTATE-SALE Southfield. Sat Oct SATURDAY ONLY Need something written/at a loss lor (5I3I34> KnaJck steel gong boxes. 2 CUypool including Scboenhut, C-4R6 Sale Sat. Nov. «. 1982 West Hills Jun­ per 4 lower ovens 4 veot, 72 H x 30 "W BALDWIN solid brass 13 arm colonial LOST - Pink clutch purse. Sat. 10-9-82. ior High Call 1343578 a 29'D Call after 6pm 591-1493 candelabra, used ooee. »2 JS 477 3577 16th 23260 Uura Dr. near 9 Mile Misc October 16th. 10 to 4 PM words' Secretarial Services. BoeUmep- between Churchill High & Leather Bot­ heavy duty fans Downes,C-«ol DeHays, C-ll»3 Rimer VICTORIAN ART TILES. «-17 Luttlg household items including 2 metal twin ing. Resumes Ginny 533 5304 455-6692 tle. Livonia Film with Homecoming 1980 Ford 350 Ecoootine van, 35,000 VICTORIAN couch 4 chair, gateleg COPPERTONE refrigerator 4 stove BEDROOM SET. cherry wood. 5 pieces beds, marble top coffee table, telephone 27421 Rainbow Circle, pictures missed 464-6411 miles, blue, automatic, power steering, WINDOWS beleveled 4 stained. D-27 »345 Heavy duly washer 4 dryer large Also cfcesl of drawers Both good condi­ THE OFFICE CENTER Merwins;F-17 Barry. C-llrI Green. C- table and rattan set. Cherry Blossom settee Take 11 Mile Rd (between Southfield brakes. 1981 Skylark, 4 door, beige. misc. Call 332 5524 capacity »285 534-21») tion «429394 Secretarial service. 10 hours per month LOST • REWARD offered Blue skate 45.000 miles, loaded, 1977 Dodge pick­ 1305 Sunset, last s«. Leffler r and Evergreen) to Red River, go North minimum includes personal telephone bag containing 2 pairs of Ladies ice up, 1969 Chevrolet CS0 2H too van wilh Admission $2 free parking VICTORIAN Fainling Couch. »250 Call DRYER electric. Sears. I ^ years old. BEDROOM SET • Kent Italian Provin­ lo Rainbow Circle answering, your personal or business skates Noquesloru asked 420-0194 1980 Vaoco Insulating blowing ma­ Evenlrip like new. excellent condition. »115 cial bedroom set - pewter trim, triple ESTATES needs satisfied Word Processing, copi­ chine, high volume, automatic, model 7«9-72«« RCA gas range. «25 4222339 dresser, mirror, chest on cbest 4 BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY FURNITURE er, daily correspondence, receipts dis­ XL 16, Hall ton Dodge pickup (rough), ANTIQUE Bell pump organ, date 1447. nightstnd. »475 French Cloisonne lamp. including full dining room set sofa, tribution of malting, etc W Btoomfield LOST - Small silver tabby kitten. Bur- good condition, J900 chairs, tables, paintings and prints, an­ roughS'Hardii^ area. Plymouth De­ 1978 F350 Ford slake truck. 1982 Bulck WALLED LAKE FLEA MARKET FREEZER- Sears Frost free. 15 cu ft »185 6425334 642 8104 «41 7209 Antiques. Collectibles Every Sat, Son.. upright. »90. «61-2172 ET CETERA tique desks, antiqoe accessories, formed lefi rear leg. curled tall Please Riviara diese). loaded, sun roof, low Sates 4 Appraisals English bedroom set with tlghboy and call 45S-0684 mileage 10 AM4 PM Novi - 1» Mile Rd (1 Mile BEDROOM SET. wood, king bead- TYPESETTING SERVICES ANTIQUE cast Iroo spiral staircase FRIGIDAIRE dehumtdifier.-JtO board. 2 bedside tables, double chest of Household Furnishings dresser, dinette set with ladderback NOTE This equipment is in excellent 349-470« N. of 12 Oaks) Call Fri «24-973« Quality work, reasonable prices LOST 3 yr old male Boxer, faun with 476-02*3 wilh mirror. »150 Matching contempo­ One of the Oldest chairs, clothes tors, china cup colletioo, Camera-ready layouts, printing condition WALNUT. Jenny land type spoolback rary off white velveteen cooches. 72 4 Established Firms in Oakland County Leooi china.etc .etc black mask. 6 Mile. Farmmgton Rd Owner. QC Design ANTIQUE china cabtnet, velvet-lined. FRIGIDAIRE DRYER. Almond color, 540-9820or «47-5799 area Reward 522-4524 sofa Extends to daybrd. Excellent con­ t6". »150 Baker Far East dining table Braun It Helmer Aocllon Service mint condition. J75 or best offer. dition »150 or best offer Call Sat. 1- like new, very reasonable Call 477-4443 652-4SS4 with 1 leaves. »75 Ooe chair for rtcov 644-3682 YOUR BILLING • typing, statistical MISSING Oct 7 ywnfgrey & white- Lloyd Braun Jerry Helmer Spm, Sun. IOam- 10pm »55-1947 enng.sturdyframe.no 851-9035 ETHAN ALLEN «S tfl sideboard china SALE BY IRIS work done neatly, accurately by ma­female cat wearing collar 4 bell. No ANTIQUE CLEARANCE TENT SALE Ann Arbor Saline WE BUY ALL ANTIQUES CrfCOMPACTOR, white-Jiie oewrbest upper cabinet Georgian court cherry. 559-8908 ture woman wilh excellent grammar, Redfordarea^ -- 534-4482 Main Furniture. «665 Jacksoo Rd . Ann offer 855-516« BEDROOM Set. 3 pc double bed. mir­ 1750 477-3577 math 4 computer skills desiring part 665-9646 994-6309 A{fc>L ««3.-»SJL-Scri, Oct 174 AJii-i G.Usa.Tostcarda, docks,-Dolbj;—~ ror. »135. glass door Hutch wilh buffet. Member ol IntT Society of Appratsers. time work. Reply box »71« Observer 4 PM (0% to 50% off all Merchandise Art Glass, Jewelry. Fumllsre and J«00-.eleciric range. »75 964 1040 MUSKRAT COAT - *. length, dark Shelly china 344-1154 or 348-7944 GE ELECTRIC range. 30 in. self-clean­ Eccentric Newspapers. 36251 School 604 Announcements brown, size 5 Excellent condition Call comer Cupboard. Oak Fireplaces. ing, copper, good-coodilipn. »175 After craft Rd . Livonia. Michigan 46150 after «pm. 3972-404 Chests. Tables, Beds. Too Many Items 430PM 375-1997 BEDROOM -SET 6 pieces - solid wal­ 518 Education &' Instruction Notices to list Visa 4 Master Ckargr Welcome 703 Crafts nut »345 Antique dining room Set 6 . HORSE-DRAWN HAYRIDES - v.OCT 16 7PM GE ELECTRIC stove, self cleaning. chairs Leather like ckair 4 ottoman, 523 Attorneys Estate Sale Beacons sjorage Thomas J C WYNO ROMA HALL ANNUAL STILLMEADOW Craft Sale walnut finish. »175 476-0325 Clubhouse - Minutes from Anywhere' Antique 4 Collectible Shows. * bite. »250 or best offer Aftef 6pm or Call for Rates It Directions' Deluxe Organ' China cabinet Many Walch oext Thurs want ads Unique anytime wceaends 547-32M Legal Counseling ieces of fine' furniture Hall's Auction First Westside Show of Season homemade crafts great for gilts DATA . - 344-3555 Sun. Oct 17, 9 to 1,37777 Schoolcraft. BRIDGE table 4 chairs-all plexiglass. 05 W Clarkston Rd - «93-1871 GENERAL ELECTRIC dryer, avacado. »150 Contemporary doubre wall uml Livonia Free Admission 772-3233 ATTENTION CRAFTERS' Rent > table bar desk, smoked glass. »400 5*9 7149 PROCESSING ARDA BARENHOLT2 (or our Holiday- Baiaar-Sat Dw T eiceTTeW condition. »125 477-5417 Counselor 4 Attorney at Law 607 Insurance ANTIQUE DESK - »173. dry slni,M7>^ • REAL ESTATE 1 M«idow'Lake PTA For further Infor­ General Practice including TIRED OF SKYHlpH RATES' " —' 03-1227 mation call after Spm 8M-I0O4. Try Ours AUCTION . 702 Antiques WORD - . DIVORCE ANTIQUE ENGLISH Grandfather ATTENTION Handicraflers SO* off Call Art Allen (Formerly of AAA) 3 Bedroom Horoe.-Anbques, Household clock, beautiful classic style. Oak 4 BANKRUPTCY Melro Agency, Inc 532-3900 We will have a public auctions! 2750 Weavers Yam. Cotton, Linen. Wool 4 PROCESSING LANDLORD TENANT Mahogany, hand painted moon face Synthetics also Needlepobl canvas by Oxford.'Berkley. Ml, localed J blocks N dlallUWorwIUlrade. MO-48J« MORTGAGE FORECLOSURES of 11 Mile 4 1 block W. of Cootidge ~l>e-y+rdA-T«8estry Yam. Call ««l-7«99 , "'^ ! ^ , • PROBATE 4 WIU5 608 Transportation SAT OCT 30 AT 11 AM ANTIQUE Estey cottage organ Excel­ REAL ESTATE BERKSHIRE Middle School Bataar CALIFORNIA OR FLORIDA BOUND1 3 bedrooms. IV, baths, dining room, lent coisaidoo < 1,000 or best offer. 14 Mile, between Lahser 4 Evergreeo screened back porch, aluminum siding, 711-731« SECRETARIAL Evening & Sat Appointments availbte Ship your car. Irwk or cycle by Aolo targ«trees,-«itra large lot (84x200) Sat. Nov 13 Rental table) available 11 if Wooward. Suite tl 5. Royal Oak Haulaway 545-2200 TERMS On Real Estate; $2000 deposit ANTIQUE French walnut victrola. Call Soe «4230«7 548-7130 • CARS DRIVEN to - Florida. Arirona. due day of sale, Bajanje^at closing or mechanUm lo working order, complete­ CRAFT BAZAAR California Low rates, insured possible LC wtth 10¾ down. 11% in­ ly reflnished. modified to also bouse Johnson Elementary School, 515 G.M. v? ACCOUNTING I Northland Auto 964-222« terest upon approval of seller modern stereo components Unique, Rd. Milford (E of Camp Dearborn) Sat. Presents the 10th Annual • I ATTORNEYS AT LAW PRE SALE Inspection of real eslalej must see lo appreciate »350 455-4421 Nov IS Spaces stifl available" (or LEAVING FOR Denver on or about Thurs Oct 21.4-«pm orbyappt with crafters Ann. «45-3490, Hettle.««S-82«4 ALL DEPRESSION ERA FIRST CONSULTATION FREE . Oct 17th - then on to Phoenix and San aucliopeer. ANTIQUES AT MANAGEMENT... SAT-4VRVE APPTS AVAILABLE DI*gTS Looking for passenger W sturt CRAFTERS WANTED for Autufrm AH GLASS SHOW & SALE tide or will drive your car 337 2648 Owner. Estate of Veronica Dorcy Fair. Franklin School, Uvooia Associa­ NOW ACCEPTING APPLICA TIONS !• Braun 4 Helmer Auctloo Service the Heirloom tion (or Retarded Citiieru'NW. Novem­ OCT. 16 & 17. 10 AM to 5 PM D'Avanzo & Mecoril R1DF. WANTED from 14 Mile & Wood­ ber 4. 10AM 5PM Table rental dead­ ward area to Greenfield 6 Plymouth Lloyd Braun Jerry Helmer 300 East Street at Third, FINANCIAL AID A VAILABLE I , 44243FORQRD. SUITE 101 line Oct 27 9S7-1J60 SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE Road Mon thru Fri.« 30-1 30am. 3 30- Ann Arbor Saline 1 blk. E. ot Main. Rochester PLA CEMENTASSIS TANCE 5 30. will shire expenses (42-3839 665-9646 994*6309 Five rooms of armolres, dropleaf ta­ CRAFTERS WANTED 9th annual Pi LIVONIA, MICH. - 981-5300 bles, rockers, trunks, stained glass, de­ eree School Holiday Mart, Birmingham. HAGGERTY RD. Between 6 & 7 Mile Rd J DAY& NIGHT SCHOOL BANKRUPTCY Dec. 1. With Your table »15 For further '•I coys, clocks, coverlets, china, glass and Personal and Business 609 Bingo 701 Collectibles primitives Appraisals tl 00 per Item Information call «47-5420 GUESTS: NORA KOCH. DAZE EDITOR ' Discreet!/ and Professionally Handled with this ad thru Oct 30 654-0«3« HAZEL MARIE WEATHERMAN, AUTHORi PONTIAC Atfy J R. Sheehan. «49-6962 BINGO - EVERY THURSDAY ANCHOR Chain Irom 19th century CRANDVIEW CRAFT BAZAAR - Sal. 6 45PM - DIVINE SAVIOR schooner Each link weighs 10 lbs 50 ft ANTIQUE SHOW 4 SALE Oct l«th. Clarencevllle Jr.' High, GENE FLORENCE, AUTHOR 3937J Joy Rd- 1150'Days 752 6141. Eves 732-1641 Willistead Manor. Windsor. Ontario Middlebelt between 7 4» Mile. Table BU6INESS INSTITUTE FREE PHONE Ev erybody Welcome' Oct 32. «-10 PM. Oct 13. 12 9 PM, space till) available For Info 332-1955 DONATION • $1.50 Oct 24.12-» PM F»ll premium paldofT FARMINGTON - 476-3145 BINGO • Mondays.« SOpm MINT - In Box • Madame Alexander US funds JITRIF.D ARTS 4 CRAFTS SHOW V ••I CONFERENCE Doors Open 6 30pm Dolls Current Selling part of my Farmlnrtod Community Center collection 2*1-1274 ANTIQUE SOLID Cherry 3 Drawer Sal. Oct l«th. 10am-4pm AMERICAN MADE GLASSWARE MADISON HEIGHTS 544-8039 with an Loyal Oder of Moose - Uvemots Road. corner Sooth Blvd . (30 Mile Rd ) chest. »150 Rochester 24703 Farmingtoo Rd • 50« admission PASHIGIAN-S STAMPS fc COINS 632-7044 (EARLY 1900's TO THE EARLY 1950"s) OXFORD 628-4846 ATTORNEY AT LAW (CARIH) National Asthma Center IJvonla Mall Buying stamps, coins, sil­ SUPER CRAFT SAlJv INCLUDING:NUCUI - NEAR CUT • HEISEY • FOSTORIA • ver, gold, postcards, 'baseball cards. ANTIQUE 5 piece stacked mahogany Robert D. Mouradian Bingo every Friday-7PM Over «4 Dealers CAMBRIDGE - OUNCAN - AND UNMARKED FENTON PLUS PONTIAC 333-7028 comic books Almost anything collect­ bookcase. Individual sliding glass doors, Sat Oct 1«. 9 S0am-310pm. Marian (Special games »1 «151 LOTS OF OEPRESSION GIASC 544-7264 Amer L-frton Hall-25500 W 9Ml!eRd able Open 7 Div* 4774541 «400 6(5-1927 High School. 14tv-Uhs*r Birmingham !OT WJUUUl 5 J $.«!.? ?.? ?' •i^^v^ppfip^^^ppmpfwmpfw^^^^ "V >• T-TT T T T^' MOTi

14C*(R- 12C.W.G- IOC) 04E Thursday. October 14.1982 708 Household Goods 708 Household Goods 708 Household Goods 708 Household Goods 708 Household Goods 708 Household Goods 709 Household Goods 709 Household Goods 710 Misc. For Sale Oakland County Oakland County Oakland County ..Oakland County Oakland County Oakland County Wayne.County Wayne County Oakland County <» ESTATE SALE FURNITURE MANL'FACTURiRS MOVING SALE • Birmingham QUALITY used isrotttre all in excel­ TWO hanging cupboards, new Scott DININC ROOM1 SET • traditional. 9 OAK Dining room Uble 4 « carved CLOS&WTS • HOUSEHOLD SALE 5« Westwood. Washer 4 dryer 1150 lent condition - handcrafted oak dining lawn spreader, window treatments pieces Good cooditiont»$680 Call after back chairs, excellent cooditioo ABOUT TO MOVE? THURS. thru SAT. Offered to tie public bj LINCOLNBRIAR APTS for both Black pine Uble. i CapUlo'a room set. oval table. 6 chairs, glass S40-9I66 5PM. ' 453 3748 Very reasonably priced «53-0235 CM H Oil 1«. 10-1 QUALITY DISCOUNT FURNITURE . chairs, »200 Single bed. $50 OiesL door china cabinet, server, old English TYPED INVENTORY! «01 W Front St J pc Herculoo living rooms, regularly FRIDAY & SATURDAY desk 4 rughtsund. antique blue $70 style, by Jamestown Lounge, »7000 re- TWO SOFAS, rust tooes, black 4 white DINING ROOM set, lighted china cabl- OAK triple dresser„-• mirror, chest, SELL AT TOP DOLLAR Buchanan. Mich un (own; • tin 00» till, deluxe 2 pc mattress OCT 15 & 16; 10-5 Mulcher mower. $1W Po«] ubr/, »150 Uil /or $3 300 Luxurious Hibritui sofa checked sofabed. rust ctali, harvest oet. TxS«4' with hutch, uble* 4 chairs, chest with hutch, twin beds. laay bov Accumulation like lie Brooks Farm with foundation twin • lit. F\dl - 17». M7-608! in genuine browo leather, 1800" Solid uble, lamp, all like new (524411 »1.000 or best offer 455-3576 reclioer. bMe-a-bed 93? 2171 LEAV&IT CLEAN House Vasi ouanities - floor to ceiling - Qceea • ttf. ) piece bedrooms, regular j>ak bedroom set, kingsite bed. double Living room-Sofa, marble top TYPEWRITER-. Smllh-CoeooJ electric DL1TNG ROOM Ub'ia-4 chalra. Tbo- PATIO qtAiRsio with gUss too uble. DOUBLE HARNESS of Victorian i other period furnishings ly tilt. Don II19. complete Lumber dresser with mirrors, large armolre. t portable, elite type Excellent coedi- ESTATE AND MOVING SALES Iron toys, dolls, sterling, china 4 glass­ jack bunk bed sets. IK. delsie Ml site coffee table. 2 French occa­ MOVING SAiE night stands. »1.800 Blue velvet .bed martille. walnut Cost »800. will sell (or eicellentcoodilioa 464-410( Uon Woqcl grain foatnica top uble. (400 2 years old 512-014! ware galorcvcrocks. etc sleeper». rartora lamps. CONTEMPORARY 4 TRADITIONAL with arms »5*-846S DINlNG ROOM uble. 4 chairs light Select from a variety of home furnish­ trip' QUALITY DISCOUNT FURNITURE Dtrang room set. bedroom set. valet, fixtures Efcellent cooditioo, »250 ing bookcases, sealing* 4 more along ADMIRAL Imperial Deluxe Slde-by Conducted by 144*0 GRATIOT Country French dining room curtains, matching sofa 4 chairs Kite* SINGER WAIX TO wall carpeting 4 pad. aqua. 477 9859 with some slightly damaged 4 discon­ side refrigerator-, avocado. 20 cu ft »150 (2) 10-gaUoo aquariums with The White Elephant 2 blocks N of 7 mile table and chairs. eo uble 4 chairs Sofa bed. ubtus. DIAL-A MA TIC ilg lag sewlnl ma 13 114. good coodition, »100 C..1I tinued merchandise Savings of 15 to Mori Urm Sat 10-1 lamps, chairs, stereo 4 speakers, desk., ehioe. in modern walnut cabaet Makes j' 644-2121 ESTATE SALE- Uvooia Entire coo 60% Located S of Jeffries Freeway. stand, some fish? »25 651-1*01 Magnificent breakfront pedestal, pictures, color TV. vacuum, tenjs of borne 18915 Map'ewood 7 Mile W off Newburgl) Rd in the Ryder In­ ANTIQUE SHOP • 521 »500 designs, appliques, buttonholes, etc WALNUT 6 piece dmlng'Set, with Uble ALMOST NEW book store, lots of old Credit cards & checks accepted Complete twin bed 6 and meul t ,ne cabinet, light fixturewsel Pay off »54 cash o(- monthly payments between MuSdlebelt 4 Inkster Sat 4 dustrial Center, 17«7J Schoolcraft, 543-5140 of dishes Many misc 4 clothes pads 4 2 laaves. Lane walnut end Ub!e. Sun.Oct I6 4 17:!0AW-«PM 10am 5pm Sat only. Oct 16th science fiction4 1st editions, HOIK 11- Delivery available nlghtstand. Guaranteed white French provincial coffee uble 4 Mile. Royal Oak.441-7116 ' (•THAN ALLEN 84 Sofa light blue GIRLS bedroom group 6 pieces, white FRI 4 SAT 10-5 dining hutch, round French provincial FACTORY DIRECT TO YOU SECTIONAL. 1 pc »80 Table »25 1 set coordinating chair & drapes Antique Desk, hlde-a-bed. 4 dining UNIVERSAL Furniture Wholesale Distributors of ANNUAL SALE- All oew gifts- sales- & gold »450 Speak 4 Spell Read 115 SUTTON PLACE APARTNJErtTS lamp uble. large Uble lamp, Provin­ skis, »80 each 2 end tables. t«0 each mans samples. Shop noWfof Christmas »lDle ctedema 18x12 6»» 3((78 Oavs IH »000 Eves-weekends 354-8042 room" chairs,'maple chest of 23350 ESSBXWAY COURT SEWING CENTER cial bedroom lamp Call aflir 4 PM Michigan selling a]' ne» merchandise Chair. »40 Coffee table »40 Dresser. ' ' • - «*2 4J6I to original cartons Not builders close- 1*580 Eastrady.'oif 1« Mile between RXCELI.ENT rl'RMTJl'RK • dinoue. drawers, stereo* Off » mile between, Uhser 4 Tele­ FE 4-0905 »40 2 cushioced benches. »25 each Evergreen 4 Uhser Ft! -Sal 9-5 GIRLS TWIN bedroom set. unite graph Turn N at blinker light Follow out models or used merchandise Mit- Pole lamp.<419 Fireplace jpate. andi­ bookcase 2 piece- bedroom sel desk French Provincial. 12 piece. I7S0 Dun­ Decorative accessories In­ SOFA BED. Kroehter «". gold rust, WHITE dinette set. glass top. 4 chairs trcsses stiHwrapped 2 piece set Twin fallF^es 35*5564 signs to office, turn ngbloo Eiseiway ron 4 screen. »26 sel Metal chair. W ANTIQUE/Carage Sale- Blrmlnjjhajri can 'Phyfe drnjng uble 6 chairs. 1425. clude LeMieux French din­ excellent condition Singer sewing cabi­ with yellow upholstered se^ts, $100 »M Fvlt »«» Ooeen W Sofa beds Child* chair. »7 Jody doll. »15.5654001 CONDUCTED BY net CaH after 7pm " 644 4050 Antique kjtcheo cabinet^ dry sink, FIVE PIECE bedroom sel includes misc items- 646-9052. "552-1974 ,$IM Odd Ubles. »19 88 Bunk beds small pine cupboard Misc. household ner serivce and vases; silver, otmplete, »88 6 piece living room. SOFA Bed. like new. never been used as fVuble bod. nigMstands. J liresssers 4 HEAVILY CARVELi sotd oal side­ SOFA, chairs.executive desk, mans 10 items, clothing In excellent condition, mirror »400 After «pm 644 6I51 crystal, linens. ANNECAPP - »170 »800 pits now »175 Now opeu to bedi250 ^ .-- ouple beocb i other misc furniture. board recunguiac uble 4 « chairs, speed btie. boy's 3 speed Scbwlnn Sun- 709 Household Goods public, skip the middleman Dealers 4 722:5567 very good coodiaon-»1.500 «««-«08* Washer & dryer. Women's &• gTay - all In good cooditioo- 649-3567 or etc 457 Bern Mawr. between Maple 4 353*0376 - 649-0587 institutional sales welcome Name Lincoln' off S Crambroo* Rd , Tours For Your Invitation to \uend ' men's clothes. Household Wayhe County br.Tds SerU. etc "94S1 Buffalo Hanv SOFA, chair and ottoman. »100 Good KENREDON ottomans burlwood cabi­ MOVING SALE W Bloomlield Oct 1«. cooditioo only. 10-J an Exceptional Sale SOFAS. 2 full site matching. »950 each ALL SEAR'S products, coach beds, U- tramck. 1 block N ol Holbrook. 1 block nets dned floral arrangements misc. 9 AM-5 PM Sofa bed. Sofa. Chairs. E of Cooant* Credit cards 4 checks ac­ «55-4115 • at an Exclusive Alter €pm 626 WSJ Lamps DtsSes. Garden Tools. Tractor, new. sell both for »400, glass top dining blea. eic. excellent condition, good bar­ ANTIQUE Walnut cbesL 19(5 Eocyclo ; cepted, delivery available Drive a (jllie BLOOMFIELD HILLS 25627 BRIAR DRIVE-APT 1 Pictures 626-0407 Uble. marble base. 6 arm chairs. Baby gains. Uvorua. after 5pm, 669-2424 SOFA- Velvet 86 in Browo 4 beiges, pedia Bntunica with bookcase. Blank­ S off Lmcoln 1104 MaleRd) Grand piano, must sell 661-0087 4 save i lot Call Moo -Sat 10-7pm beautiful geometric design, back 4 side et efcestfrfe HOISF.HOLD SALE 9 ft sofa room cuao.cabiaeu. trerftary-Bed- rATUIXR' room set, twin bedroom set. housebote padding. 12 sq ydl, hi-Jo sculptured humidifier de-humidifier, band eouip- room sets with armoires in king, queen NEARLY NEW C E washer 4 dryer' misc , etc. firepIlR.JJilures. chairs,., lying pans, New items from gift Shoshop Linens »250 (available Dec 1st). Buffet. 5 fl . loop Cocoa 4 chocolalr brown Like TWIN MATTRESS 4 box spring »50 small bottlesr-bookietc Thurs-Fri- ment Hide-a-bcd. etc J55 J5l7 4 full sites Pecan dining set. also new »200 or best offer. 255-5<64 Keprod Eames chair Lenoi Ming (Jueen Anne cherry dining 4 bedroom »40. Cbesl of drawers »20 Butcher AVOCADO grren sofa, excellent condi­ Full box spring »25 Excellent coodi­ Sat. 9am-6DoV 174« HoTteojloff Adams plates Manv various chairs including HOl'SEHOLD SALE - Rochester An block table. 5 ft long I 2'> ft wide. 2 This is one Household Sale not to Miss tion »75 555 2586 tion 422-6085 between 14 4 15 Mile Rd with poster bed All items «1 this exquisite Rochester FUR COUCH, dining room uble with 6 feather Plants Gun cabinet Patio fur­ tioues. inclcding jam cupboard, china In Southfield 356-7136 matching chairs, nearly new. »215 niture Steuben candlesticks Antique c'JKiinenl. . Duncan Phyfe dining sel. & 3J5-J904 English Tudor Home are top quality 4 BASEMENT FURNITURE sale, cooch, chairs 4 2 leaves, stereo console 4 1 TWO AIR conditioners. Kenmore re­ COLLECTORS DOLLS, QrieoUl. Spao> copper samovar, antique French table much more 154 Linwood Oct 16.17. af­ ITALIAN PROVINCIAL sofa. 1 cfcair. 1 in the finest like-new coodiUoQ. Most chair, exercite machines, bouncing smoke glass end Ubles, »250 After frigerator, Franklin fireplace, roUry lsa,-Hawaiian. Indian 4 many more. lOJs of items of all kinds This is a fatv ter 5pm 651-4578 coffee uble. 2 end ubles A steal at NEW ELECTRIC hot water heater pieces are Baker 4 Heodredoo with horse, antique dressing Uble 455-3S47 4pm. 453H0J4 antenna and control box. rear bagger »10- »50 Cbrbroe 4 brass easel from Chrome tea4184 carpet lawn sweeper it misc items From my model homes Living rooms, vanity with c*nt topped vanity bench, 98¾ GREAT OAKS BEAUTIFUL WROUGHT iroo, mint HANDMADE QUILTS, antique dresser, 851-4327 famrty rooms, dens, ubles. chairs, di­ Between Rochester Rd 4 Livernots 3 antique chairs. 3 tier aluminum serv­ goodcooditioc »250 Eves. 4250*58 COMMERCIAL VEGETABLE sllcer. ESTATES nettes, sort slee"peT. buok bed green, glasstop dinette set, 4 chairs 4 Hobart. 2 years old. »1,200 «51-4094 Just Trisha N of University rush loos. »150 591-1995 ing uble. iron 4 wood sUnds. sewing VARIETY of washers.'dryers/refri- HOL'SEHOLD SALE Antique 4 poster Must sell • no reasonable offer refused . Thurs . Fn . Sat.. Sun stand many unusual plants large and ET CETERA bed. arjlque mahogany corner china Thun-Sun II AM to 5 PM 553-0773 eerators 20 "-4C ranges- freeters Also CONTEMPORARY iroo gates. 17 ft. ABSOLUTELY NO ADMITTANCE TU IS HAVING AN ESTATE SALE Oct 14.15.16.17 10AM-4PM BEDROOM SET. breakfast set, sewing small «55-87*5 dinetles. Owner 697-515« »250 851-8126 cabtnel 'curved glassy antique Queene SAT 4 SUN 10 AM 6 PM I'.RlH'SDSOR NUMBERS ISSUED Anne buffet, secreury. French sola 4 NEW queen site sofa sleeper, chair 4 machine, cooch. other household items THREE cushion yellow velour Sofa. 491-0629 ITALIAN Provencial beige couch 4 COUCH, 8 ft green vinyl. »65 Swivel BEFORE Sam matchi.-.g chair, lighted china cabinet otioman. eggshell color'flecks of »2M. 15 OJ ft GE refrigerator chair. »100 Kitchen table 4 « chairs, Warehouse Sale STREET PAHKlNG IS ILLEGAL 14240 Talbot. Oak Park W off Coo­ camel. »600 or best offer 471-2146 chair $30, 2 oew snow tires with rims. 57S4578 lidge. 3 b!U S of II Mile Rd freeter. »250. Trundle beds, »75. Win­ BONE CHINA by Wedgwood Doric wrought iron with avocado top 4 seats. ALL NEW FURNITURE J78 15. »30 each. 64»-JM0 FKt ITWOOD 9 piece Traditional din OAK Wall Unit 4 glass sheRes. »300 , dow air conditioner. »250 . 11x14 Car­ Pattern White. Platinum Edge, com »100 Sideboard, frvitwood. »50 Sears . .rg nx-m set oblong table extension Beautiful furnishings, china. Bavarian walnut dresser wilh mirror, best offer peting (beige with blues, white 4 plde service for 10. » serving pieces dehumidified. 20 pints. »75 «55-1655 Bunk Beds $99.95 DIAMOND RING, beautiful white gold. Wit*- *.- pods buffet all hand inlaid cus Household Sale browni. »125. Snick Consolette Hair »1.500 Value Asking »800 455 5719 I large diamond. 3 smaller, worth Tea set. TV. sofas, ubles charrr. con­ 626-40*5 KENMORK D-jhwasher, built-in. »35 Trundle Beds . . .5119.95 vm giavt top china cabinet ali hand Whitehall Apts . Southfield sole cabinet, dinelle set. lea cart, kjr.g- Dryer. »35 . Kenmoce Vacuum* with at- »2200 will saenfee at »1200 471-6778 inia.d *nh beveled glass front 6 chairs OLD Bakers Kitchen cabinets, modern Uchments. »35. Eureka slim Vacuum. BUNK BEDS Maple. 3 wav. Trundle or Pedes'-al table, walnut finish. »50 HoilyvvoodBeds . $119.95 si te bed sel. hulchtop desk, comer desJt — 464-2386 See to appreciate Asking J30OO or be>.i 1621SOXLEY. APT. 202 unit, goll clubs, weights, much more desk dresser with shelves, old school 815. Steno-machine. $125 ««6-6129 or twin Baby crib 422-0109 Roll Away Beds . . $99.95 DINETTE TABLE walnut wtih chrome .••tier ALSO' den furniture 4 twin bed Wes; of Greenfield at Providence Dr. Watch for next week s sale desks old bod 4 dresser, oak chairs. ««2-025« KEN MORE 30 gas stove »100 Drmng legs. Kenmore polisher scrubber Misc •jus: No of 9 Mile, Follow Providence 9x12 booked rug Antique A>^ordioo. CEDAR CLOSET 1940s, best offer, call Mattresses $39.95 items Sacrifice Evenings weekends rexn tel Call $«»-«984 after 5pm 4271038 room sel. 7 pieces- all wood. 60x38. 6r to Whitehall entrance KITCHEN custom booth, beige nau- Conn Clarinet, girls Raleigh 24" bike, TRADITIONAL SOFA, .green cut vel $150 All good condition 522-5155 Adti|», Bedroom Sets $499.95 357-0626 f'l- LL SUE Traditional Couch with at­ Fri 4 Sat Oct 15 4 16. 10 to 5 PM girl's red London Fog coat (12)642 0841 vet. 70' Lounge chair, yellow 4 beige gahvde. 60X60 Formica Uble. «2X42. COLOR TV. 25" Magna vox console, re­ DINNERWARE. service for IJ. 6 piece tractive red prist good condition. $150 Sun Oct 17. 12 Noon lo 2 PM Jchairs J56-8580 or 647-4161 stripe Oak double pedesul dining mote control, excellent condition. »275 KINC SI7.E bed- Wooden headboard. 2 879-8023 uble. 64". with 2 leaves.« side chairs. 2 twin frames, mattresses 4 box springs plate settings. Aluminum poU 4 pans, ON - TV $19 »4 INSTALLED Clothes dryer. Whirlpool electric. 5 BEO-N-BUNK glasse. stemware, electric irocch fryer, Hitchcock brealfast set Baker chest KITCHEN SET butcher block Uble 4 4 arm chairs. Call after 6pm 885-3542 temperature with cool down cycle, avo­ $60 After 5pm «9 5430 Kl'RMTl'RE- Couches, -hairs ubles Robert Irwin dresser 4 2 bedside U- chairs, excellent condition. »100 Free Antenna No cable needed Sleep Shoppe Inc. electric slide projector, ladies black or- To order. call Anytime TWIN beds complete, i piece Walnut cado. »90 565-5531 :amps. mostly earth tones 540-2580 bles. Martinsville bedroom set, 652-4219 LAZY BOY chair swivel rocker. »2 in 24425 Plymouth Rd. ganta coat site 10. men's brand oew knoehole deik 4 a modern desk, pull-up Toll Free Iv600-68I-0J1» dining room sel. excellent coodiUoo sofa, kitchen set with 4 chairs, dresser, cordoroy lacker pile lined site 42-44. FI'RMTCKE isofa 4 Chairsi for sale chairs. Sutton round dining Uble with KITCHEN SET. gUss 4 chrome. King- Call Days 3541242. Evenings 355-2760 CONTEMPORARY green 4 white bovs 10 speed bike, instant movie 1%Blks. W. of Telegraph misc. 5572343 site blue velvet spread Must sell, both PREMIUM NYLON Pile Carpeting, ex­ couch Excellent condilioo. »60 «27-6318 outfit 555-0813 23555 Quail Hollow Farmington Hills 4 arm chairs, small breaifront, orange cellent condition. Autumn Spice color. TWO GIRLS bedroom sets and misc KE 1-1740 553 32(6 wall to wall carpeting, sheer curtlins 4 eicellcntcoodjtrwt ' -.' 356-82«3 LIVING room. 6 pieces, contemporary ESTATE SALE Huntington Woods 12 I 14 ft $125 Call Moo-Fn »am- furniture S«0-6»0Sor M5-223J COUCH 4- LOVESEAT. Caramel brown. 25449 Sherwood Dr, turn on Ludlow. 10 drapes, lamps, mirror*, paintings. Ze­ LOOSE CARPETING- »1 yard good Spm 96S-S8J5.eit 25 style, very good condition. $175 WATEKBED. Kingsite round, frame, f.E RANGE Microwave top selfclean- nith colors TV console.-linens, kitchen fair cooditioo, 3 years old »150 After 6PM 397-1497 healer 4 filled end ubles. »550 or best Mile - Coolidge area. Furniture, crysul. i.ig tX'ticn oven. $300 Zenith cabinet cooditiofi Gold. Burnt orange, green, «77-6508 bedding, misc. OcL H-lSth. 10-5PM stuff, otoeyslfurntture Much misc in- aqua Call after 4pm 5280227 SECTIONAL, J piece, cushioned, oo ONE CALL DOES IT ALL! offer After 5pm. 422-5968 co;or TV ] \r old aith remote control eluding foldfti poker UoTe. Town 4 wood base, matching Uble Couch. 2 MOVING SALE-Livonia Starts Oct Cash preferredV After 4PM ' 642 9246 matching chairs Best offer' 352 7S59 Place your classified wanl ad in DANISH Modem dining room uble. « Hth. 9-5PM Dining room 4 walnut Country all elexJnc jumless bar-b-cue MAPLE bedroom suite, double dresser Suburban Detroit $ finest market FEDERAL BANKRUPTCY Appraisers rotissene. exercNje bike electric re­ with mirror, cbesl. double bed White chairs, excelleol cooditioo »200 bedroom set. washer 4 dryer. RCA col­ 710 Misc For Sale GIANT FIRNITL'RE 4 Antique Sale SECTIONAL. S pc velvet, rose-salmoo The Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers or .TV. turquoise naugahyde couches, Sale Typewriters »29 96 Memory elec­ Twin mattress sofa. o4i chairs antique ducer, glassware, womeo's clothes French ProTcncial bedroom, chest 4 477-2237 tronic typewriters »86» Plain paper •sue 6 4 8J. men's (sue «2i. old 33 re­ dresser with mirror Twin upholstered color, bought at Jacobson s. sacrifice at desk, lamps. FlesU dishes, more 31SU Oakland County vhocldr-sk pressed back chairs, refng »500 «78-1600. ext 225. eve. «744074 591-0900 Wayne Vargo. W of Memman. N. of 6 Mile copier »8»»«« File cabinets »79 66 era'.or ir« antiques Fndav Only, cords and much more headboards, matching spreads' (blue). DEN FURNITURE »115 Sunroom fur­ ABOUT-TO-MOVE Garage Sale1 Chairs »H»5. Desks »79 50 Copiers 9am 5pm 28822 Oak Point Dr*. Farm CONDUCTED BY Twin box sprinp 4 mattresses with S1LVERPLATE 1847 Rogers King 644-1070 Oakland niture. »500 Crib. »25 Bed, »25 Over- MOVING - washer, dryer. Queeo bed Fn 4Sat,10-5pm 1290Lakeside »149 50 Automatic correcting type­ ir.jtor. Hills off Farmjngtor. Rd be frames Maple dropleaf desk with 3 Frederik Complete service for 12 plus 852-3222 Rochester/Avon site desk. »25 2 rrighutands. »25.Humi­ complete, dresser, picnic uble, sewing N B'ham. 1 Mi W. of Woodward writers »179 96 IBMs»14»50 ill iween 12M.le4 13 Mile IRENE SIEGEL drawers 4 chair Bookcase 643-8487 chest 477-5731 difier. »15 272-3221 455-851« machine 522-2599 525-042« Exercise. Stereo 4 Furniture W t Mile 548-6404 J_ Use your Visa or Master Card

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Northern oak, »55 Free de­ Complete Coostructioo 477-H61 CATERING Remodeling 4 Alterations livery Uvooia 4 oearby areas.464 J43J Licensed 4 Insured 525-0500 CONTRACTING, INC. r KITCHENS i Install Dishwasher* 728-7910 Lapels 4 tie* narrowed, pants tapered. also ROOFING Work Myself FOR ALL OCCASIONS BATHS - KITCHENS coats re lined Sou lh/1 eld 551-0544 ALL SEASONED HARDWOOD COMMERCIAL 4 RESIDENTIAL Cement & Masonary Old Cabinets refaced like new Cabinet Refacing LOW PRICE REPAIRS Buffet • Sit-Down • Delivery 9 Aluminum Siding •Quality Work Formica Counters t face cords • $90 -1 face cord • *4« • All Repairs • Small or large Formica Cabinets 4 Counters Carpentry roof 4 gutters, plumbing 4 Home, Office. Halls Picnics. Etc White Btrcb - »60 ALI. TYPES SIDING 4 Insulation THE PRICE IS RIGHT • Driveways .Residential Vanities. Dishwashers 4 Disposals in- Deep strength materials 326-5025 painting 65 Drywall Frultwood - »60 Thermal 4 Storm windows 4 doors •Patios •Commercial SUIIed LICENSED WALT. «76-6691 476-OOH or 855-8610 Hickory-»W Custom trim awnings gutters, roofir.g FREE ESTIMATE • Steps -Industrial BROCHURES AVAILABLE BRANDENBURG DRYWALL CO Metro Aluminum Frank 52576*7 • Footings • Fast efficient sve 25 Years Exp New and Older homes. Half Bjrch'Half Hardwood - »55 531-8016 COMPLETE LAWRENCE CONSTRUCTION CO - REMODELING 261-0453 476-3094 Cedar Kindling - »1 • Porches • Licensed Repairs. Cracks. Nail Pops Installing. Prompt Free Delivery- 464-1457 AH MA ENTERPRISES ' RESURFACE-REPA1RS • Floors •Insured MODERNIZATION All phases of Carpentry, strictly crafts All phases of Carpentry Work Finishing, lexturing. Ftlly Lie 165-1*00 A': s:d:ng Inn gutters iwrms roofing •Waterproofing •Backhoe Work manship quality No Job too small NOJOB TOO SMALL SEALCOAT PRICED WITHIN REASON LICENSED 555855« 54 Ceiling Work A -1 FIREWOOD L repairs Work Guaranteed Licer-jyvl COMPLETED TO PERFECTION Free estimates Licensed 4 Insured i Ir^iired Free Estimates ' 6«<-3"35 LAST YEAR'S PRICES TO NOV 1 DEAL WITH THE OWNER 827*884 Eves. 478-5*98 ACOUSTIC SUSPENDED 1 lace cord »40. 2 face cords »75.1 face Free est (By owner), owner supervised UNIQUELY APPLIED TECHNOLOGY DROP-IN CEILINGS cords »100 (7x6x41.12 lo 18 In length THAT DOES HIS OWN WORK ROOFING - SIDING - KITCHENS From wood earvine to fine finished DRYWALL dingi 7 davs a week. «35 7304 576-0873 Will beat any wntten est bylOSr CUSTOM KITCHENS Also Paneling. Floor Tile. Remodeling Teitunng. Dew 4 repairs 482-8517 WORK MYSELF or Laminate your ensues Cabinets Basements lnsul Replace Windowj work 20 years experience Unique is Unique «45-0871 Free Estimates «21-8489 Free eslimates «81-3329 15 vears eipener^-e UNIVERSAL CONTRACTORS FREE ESTIMATE FORMICA TOPS - REC ROOMS Very High Quality - Very Low Prices FIREWOOD l.iceried Insured 461 6745 Asphalt Paving, Patching Scalcoal WORK MYSELF Uc-Ins Bowers Home Impr 543 404« Seasoned Hardwood Delivered Free Ests Refereces .«35 8670 1 Face Cords For »150(4x8x1« 348-0066 532-1302 D Bowyer 569-7««6 SENTRY CONTRACTORS INC 55 Chimney Cleaning ALUMINUM SIDING NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD 42 Carpet Cleaning 66 Electrical Call Troy- 111 -887-229«! COMPLETE REMODELING by expeo Additions 4 Moderniratioo ^ ALWAYS CALL CUSTOM TRIM SPECIALIST FRANK VENTO enced licensed contractor Large or Design and Build & Dyeing FIREWOOD Residential 4 Commercial Paul Glass Chimney Sweep BOLLIN ELECTRIC Seasoned oak delivered Getters. Storm Windows 4 Doors Awn- 24 Basement Masonary & Cement small jobs recommended. Low interest Aaction i.ig> Porch 4 Patio enclosures Father 28 YEARS EXPERIENCE loans (or those who qualify 477-7743 Licensed Builder - Fully Insured Since 1976 728-2228 Comrnercial-lndustrial-Resi Stacking available 4 Son Operated No Salesman 20 vear Waterproofing I DO MY OWN WORK Free Estimates «76 4««« STEAM CLEANING SPECIAL 381-S3S* Or 878-5918 Wr/.'.en Guarantee on all MaienaU 4 All tvpes Brick, Block. Cement work CUSTOM 4 QUALITY WORK Vi Off Regular Prices CHIMNEYS CLEANED 425-0030 \Korkr,*riship Free Estimates ALL BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Residential 4 Commercial Good Seasoned Firewood Cracked, leaky walls and floors re­ Patios. Driveways Porches. SIXER BUILDING . LIVING OR FAMILY ROOMS & SCREENED Licensed and Insured Foundations. Additions. Additions. Remodeling. Family Rooms. Donxers AtWtliofis ADDITIONS WIRED MILLS HOME IMPROVEMENT paired Reliable service Free Esti­ Door 4 Window Replacement, ' As Low As $20 «27 3981 SERVICES MOVED-INCREASED mate Licensed and Insured «64-6926 Waterproofing. Basement Leaks ' Rec Rt»ms Kitchens 538-8630 1st CLASS WORK Insulation Kitchens. Bathrooms. ^ Powerful tnick-mouDted steam clean­ FLOODLIGHTS-bocket truck to 35' Call Anytime. 838-2326 Roofing Siding & Trim ing equipment gets carpets safely CHIMNEYS CLEANED GUARANTEED SEASONED OAK ALL TYPES OF WATERPROOFING , AT A FAIR PRICE Siding. Roofing Free Estimates Replacefnent Windows VIOLATIONS OORRECTEDREPAIR Licensed 4 Insured Deal Direct cleaner 4 dryer than all other methods Caps. Screens 4 Dampers Replaced Residential - Commercial »S0 lace cord. (4x8x18) Guaranteed RESIDENTIAL 4 COMMERCIAL 751-0514 ALUMINUM 'Free Eslimates Guar Workmanship-Free est -Licensed Call J Wrobel 5619312 Professional. Qualified. Dependable. Free local delivery slacking extra We guarantee to-Get It Clean' Reasonable Rates 30 yrs experience 477-4839 624-471« Peter Mautt-«76 1565 464-7262 CALL US NOW! Upholstery 4 Velvets NORTHWEST CHIMNEY SWEEP SIDING S TRIM SALE CUSTOM WOOD DECKS OCT SPECIAL »26 95. professionally HARDWOOD (Which Bums Looger) BASEMENT LEAKS REPAIRED HOT TUBS Pet Odor Removal Speedy Mem Better Business Bureau 326-1905 Family Operated cleaned. »42 J5 cleaned and screened Face Cords Debvered but not Stacked Complete Building 4 Remodeling Drains 4 Sump Dumps repaired GAZEBOS »26.95 screened" only 517-937« Electric Service 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE ITALO ROMANA CEMENT CO 2« hr service Free Est $65 face cord (8x«xl8X 10% Cash Disc iree Financing Available ADDITIONS -»«6-1171 OT646-1115- Lirer.^ed 4 Invured • Free Eslimates Earl H Jensen «7« 622« 30 yrs experience Garages, driveways FINISHED BASEMENTS ACTION CARPET CLEANING PROTECT YOUJt LOVED ONES Free Estimates 464-1035 panos. etc Free estimates Licensed SPECIAL FALL SAVINGS Oakland Wayne OverlOYrj Experieoce BY WOOD-AWL PRODUCTS A chimnev fire can end in tragedy For ALL ELECTRICAL REPAIRS NORTHERN OAK Mixed Hardwoods BASEMENT WATERPPOOFING Bonded Insured 478-5908 or 771-9850 Appt call the professionals Firewood, Heritage Heme Improvement Cracked 4 Leaky Wall, Repaired JERRY FITRZYK DECKS 559-0050 421-5380 Residential 4 Commercial, breaker 4 »50 per face cord screens 4 caps Insured fuse panels, plugs, violations Lie. Low Truck loadof 8. »310(4x8x16) 537-0452 Or 532-5797 Free Estno tes Licensed Builder . ADDITIONS. Visa MasterCharge 464164? 42( )759 Kowalski Cement Co Allan Reed Chimney Sweep 5M-1952 Prices Free Est Anytime 584-7969 728-758« 595-0469 ALUMINUM SIDING 4 THIM Driveways, patios, porcbes.chimoeys SCREENED PORCHES Roofing 4 Clutters Gel our price last WE ARE THE BEST En| 4 Arch Ap­ Reasonable Free fcl «211540 585-6797 Member of SCT 4IICUC BASEMENTS 4 ADDITIONS WIRED SEASONED DRIED Oak Firewood Free Estimates proved System. Inside or Out KITCHENS « TRUE VALUE CARPET CLEANER 56 Chimney SERVICES INCREASED OR MOVED »55 per face cord (4 «8'xl*'(delivered. ROOT BROS CONST 552-14^5 Refined Concrete Waterproofing. Inc Manufacturer of quality Living Rm 4 hall steam cleaoed - $29 - VIOLATIONS CORRECTED • Call today for the best in firewood Lie -51027 Boraejtilns 537-5H4 BASEMENTS First aoditlooal room • »1 00 special Building & Repair Expert in Detroit Edisoo's New 152-911« concrete products - Alsoopbolstery cleaning Ca!l>3S-651« Inierruptible Service for Central A/C ALUMINUM SIDING * DECKS* Call Bob Reedy CHIMNEYS. Fireplaces, repaired or SEASONED HARDWOOD BUILDING BLOCKS, PATIO, built new. cleaned Wood stove installa­ Licensed Master Electrician • CARPET CLEANING SPEC1 AL • 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE - - »40 per Face Cord ALUMINUM TRIM 27 Brick, Block & Cement & DECORATIVE BLOCKSs. LICENSED BUILDER tion Sute licensed Insured Free est 154-4616-5*1-819* OLD WORLD QUALITY ,- Starllte Cleaning Systems NocthviHe Construction 14*1056 - FREE ESTIMATES ALUMINUM GUTTERS Cement & Mortar. 647-5033 DAVID MOSS. 559-0315 REFERENCES 1 »25 living room 4 Hall SPLIT. MIXED HARDWOODS CHIMNEYS TRUE Some have Met our Prices' CHIMNEYS 4 FIREPLACES All Work Guaranteed RALPH GIBEAU BLOCK CO. JOB PHOTOS (up to 250 sqft) ELECTRICIAN »45 a face cord(4 ft-x »ftx tt-ll In.) Repaired or built P*w,^ Screened DESIGN SERVICE FEW • OUR STANDARDS' Complete service Discount 2 or more. Free Deliver} v 13075 Newburgh Rd, Livonia • 2 rooms $40 • For Hire LICENSED BUILDER Cleaned Roclf leaks stopped" to DAY TERMS Master English Craftsman • Specialu Serving Tn-CouMy area Lear Firewood Sales. 411-90*4 GUARANTEED «27-39*1 .. 464-0515 iog in all types of Custom Homes. Addi­ • 3 rooms $60 • Craham Construction 455-3541 Free Estimates Call tions. Pubs with full copper bars Licensed 511-0422 or 5*11106 100% QUALITY HARDWOODS FOUNDATIONS 4 ADDITIONS PRICE 4 WORK - THE BEST 33IM27 Additional rooms $15 each ' « CHIMNEYS-PORCHES MCCARTHY CONSTRUCTION CO OUTBACK BUILDERS Piwerful safe truck-mounted Stearg ERNIE'S ELECTRIC. Oak, Maple. Cherry. »«5 face cord 42 in footings »7 50 ft 4 up 8 in BRICK RESTORATION («x8xl»). Free Delivery blocks. $1 75 each Also,repairs 30 yrs 10 yrs exp Licensed 4 Insured AL NAGY Cleaning equipment, for cleaner CODE VIOLATIONS Residential 4 EARL WOOD DRIVEWAYS-PATIOS- PORCHES OKC255-I8I1 HOME477H87 Rebuilt. Repaired. Leaks Stopped QoanUty Discount «15*670 Exp Reasonable Licensed 476-0476 WANT A NEW HOME? carpets 4 quicker drying Tuck Pointing. Flashings. Cleaned 4 Commercial Machine tool wiring 517-747« or 163-7000 We design a step-by-step guide espe­ Licensed4 Insured «84-7810 DEDICATION & INTEGRITY -OWNER OPERATED- Screened. All Work Guaranteed. Free 421-5474 ALL AROUNDCEMENT WORK cially for you that can make a Dew Estimate Licensed. Insured 532-5168 81 Floor Service Driveways • Sidewalks »Garase Floors MELONIO BROS. Still a realty In home remodeling home affordable CLIP THIS AD. bring W.ORK GUARANTEED ALI MiNl-M & VINYL SIDING Tnm Patios • Brick 4 Block Work • Sups 20 Yeats of Constant Service it lo us for a no-obligation FREE con­ PET ODOR 4 STAIN REMOVAL 69 Excavating FLOOR SANDING-REFINISH1NO & duller*, s'orm wirwlows & 5«U fall 551-1125 lor an appointment Repaired or built new Screened estimate 47T-77M Garagesv prlveways, Patios, - 855-3880 Moo - Fri. 9 30 AM >ooa EDWARDS CARPET CLEAN1NC - TRUCKING ALL CEMENT WORK (Cleaned Roof leaks Stopped 851-968« • HUFFMAN'S Porches. Brick & Block Work DEE JAY BUILDING CO U-BUILD-IT Service Deep soil exlractioo - steam GUARANTEED- GA 7-3981 LEONARD'S FLOOR SANDING & & REPAIRS Home Improvements Res. Comm'l. 10 years of quality service Call the REFIN1SH1NG. »1 YRS EXPER1 Roofing. Siding. Gutters 8LOCK. BRICK, DRIVEWAYS. Licensed. Bonded &.lnsured Professionals 412-MW ENCE QUALITY WORK". REASON 4593529 183 8418 Additions Baths. Family Rooms, PORCHES-CHIMNEYS EARL SIDEWALKS. PORCHES. CHIMNEYS. Fre& Estimates Decks 25 Yrs is Business 62«-50«» ABLE PRICES 437-5553 FOOTINGS. FOUNDATION WORK 4 39 Carpentry FREE ESTIMATES-FAIR PRICES LAID OPF Would like to do your alu 261-0665 or 537-7399 44 Carpet Laying SUBURBAN SERVICES CO 4219172 EXCAVATING CO. mmem siding, trim, gutters Lrghl car RETAINING WALLS Septic 4 Drain Fields pentry work Odd yobs low Prices QUALIFIED MASON Absolutely Professional 93 Furniture Brick Block 4 Cement, oew or repairs & Repair Sewer* Good work Referervres 421-2665 Free 4 fast estimate FINISHED RESTORATION 62 Doors Land Oearing4 Gradicg on small 4 large iobs Fireplaces. Porches. Good Work llstYr.Cic.Ins.FreeEsL Finishing & Repair Reas Prices. Free Est. 512-7052 B SEOO CARPET SERVICE Basements -Driveways SIDING 534-1570, 477-7251 Custom Closets. Designer Cabinets. Carpet Repairs • . " Perk Tests FURNITURE REPAIR SENTR V CONTRACTORS HC WESTLAND CEMENT floors, garages. BASEMENTS Low Prices 855-2««5 PAD AVAILABLE SUBURBAN DOOR Sand, Gravel. Top Soil Delivery Reupholstering. refirUshlog. recanlng Fulty Licensed - Fully Insured ALL SIZE JOBS LIC4INS Drivewavs. Patios. Walks. Porches. 4214550. 5M-4217 TAYLOR Insulated Garage Doors Our specially is repairing, regloethg £ KIRBY CONST MASONRY ALL AROUND CARPENTRY ' After 6pm: 348-7586 DUALITY WORKMANSHIP Foundations. Brick 4 Block .Call BOB WILKIE Rec Rooms - Addiliorj - Kitchens STANLEY Entry Doors • Openers reupholstering dining room chain Porches-Chimneys-Waterproofing Small 4 Large Jobs Licensed, «27-lS35 CARPET INSTALLATIONS starting at Sales* Installations •Service I EXCAVATING ! ' 4MCMarvKiy, «51155« Fr,» Euima us- 1. .41 t-.U li ^•REE-ESTIMATES 3iiS71« Fuel Saving Windows • Roofing »1 50 Mf yard, wort o"ooety full time TomTems = L-«14M»" - Licensed • Insured • Gsaranleed Trenching, sewer, water lines, pools, TnTtalftr PaJSVarpeTavailable. Free Door EsUmates rking lots, septic tanks, trucking-" SIDING, TRIM, GUTTERS AMERICAN MASONRY, tnc »81-198« Brick 4 Block, for beautiful stone work 33 Building & Remodeling 286-788.8: ALL KINDS of Window Replacmenls, Showroom 4 Parts Dept tocensed.reasonabl e 831-6711 96 Oarages RK-EEASLEY4SOM Carpentry work. Aluminum Siding 4 28001 Five Mile Road. Livonia . KEEGO HARBOJt »82-2«67 Licensed 4 injured For free estimates ADDITIONS 4 Dormers Roughed' 4 CARPET LAYING 4 REPAIRS (Between Middlebelt 4 lnkster Rds) Northville 148*114 Finished Eileriot Save Mooey. Finish FREE ESTIMATES Trifn ~, Call Joe. the Handyman. RestreuMng. patching and reweavtng LIVMII. 591-2454 72 Fences GARAGE DOORS Ulterior Yourself with our Supervision Kitchen & Bath RemodBlIno Reasonable 422-0931 REPAIRED OR REPLACED 14 ArtWork A. RUSHLOW CONST. Call Root Bros Cortsl • J5II455 Ceramic Tile, pustom Vanities, Tubs J31-M18 CHAIN LINK STEEL 4 WOOD FENCE Electric Ope raior*rati . . 4154417 WESTBLOOMFlELDARlCO Brick. Cement, Block Changed All Plumbing Lowboy lolfets, A Village Carpenter Prompt Installation, quality • work sink*, faucets ReplJcemenl Windows CUSTOM CARRisT INSTALLATION Commer^ljl and Fie* Art Fireplaces.Thlmneys. Porches. Wajkj. Home or Business »• »I iO M yd Carpet, naSt, repair* «V*11- 63 Draperies Portable dog pens, pool enclosures, PARAGE DOORS ' Paljos. Etc New or Repair ADDITIONS Injulatldb Work Myself. 15 Years Ex­ ^ood price, free est W-»1W. 154-101? Taylof Door Distributor* Drawirrgs. Posters. Cartoons. Etc. perieoce Licensed * Insured Vlt,.lf«fi<.*T«-7(SI. abte. Reference*.'No Job too big or «16-4914 Custom Work licensed small Guaranteed. Call Bob. «17 874* Firmlngtoo Oarage Door* (77-1540 KITCHENS CARPENTER, who teaches Industrial Custom Draperies , . .tJOODISON FENCE CO r Res 4 commercUr Chain link, vinyl 326-9132 BOb Roberts Arts desires we«k«Dd Jobs EXPERT FREE ESTIMATES 15 Asphalt REC ROOMS Licensed & Insured Builder CARPET 148-7351 «12 J14S leolor*, wood, guardrail, farm feocje 4 MIKERASHID ' 10 Years Experience'- licensed 287-6337 24HSO« INSTALLATION jrepalrt Free estimates. 2««-v5il Bring your best deal to rne 41 wHI beat • CONCRETE Dad 4 Three Sons- References" «111459 IL' Owner operated 4 serviced. Taylor AL'S Dennis Constructlon.lnc. IT COSTS NO MORE CARPENTER • 10 rears experience Oarage door*, operator*, »idlei-& re­ LEVELING Basements, offices, oecks, bathroom*, LOWEST PRICES 64 Dressmaking 78 Firewood modeling. 1 year guarantee 4H-S4J1 ASPHALT PAVING ...to get additions, etc Free eslimates Install, tell, wholesale cast basis SINCE 1944 • SIDEWACKS 689-1313 first class workmanship. Reasonable prices. • 451-765» Service all oeeds. We do everything & Tailoring • AAA FIREWOOD •DRIVES , 47«-*OII 99 Gutters Paving, sealcoating. excavation and ADDITIONS FIRST PLACE WINNER of two CARPENTRY For Home or Office i DRY WOOD cement work Owners supervision and • PATIOS BRIDAL CREATIONS GUARANTEED SEASONED CCMPLETB CUTTER SERVICE Relevel rather than replace MODERNIZATION National Awards, HAMILTON Ottlom cabinet* JV counters modern equipment at rejsonabWalei hu been katlsfying customers by Sherl. Custom tetewwn veili 4 gowns ! SPLIT MIXED HARDWOOD Aluminum 4 galvinlxed. Installed, re­ Kitchens Att Garages Basements, bathrooms, etec. plumbing Tailoring 4 attention* 792-4815 Sute licensed and Insured References 540.-7434, Bathrooms Family rooms for over 20 years. Free estt mate* 47M07* Cords (4xSxl«-l») paired, cleaned. Root f epalr*. You deal directly with the Free eillrrnte*. Call CuUr. 541 JIM ^81-0626 ' Free Eslimates Rough in Redwood decks - NEWS Clothing for Women and CWMreo 1-$50.... 2-$90 For quality work by BulWer who works Owner* All Work foaranleed EXPERT CARPENTRY 4 PAINTING ]— Weddings, Special Occasions, Costumes Of 291-3589 . CUSTOM BRICK 4 STONE WORK tnterior 4 Exterior • Free Estimating OCTOBER SALE ON ALUMINUM on Jobs himself-call •nd competitively priced By Apot. Only Eves. 4 Weekends • ...3 -$132.60 OUTTERS k MWNSPOVTS.- II M ASPHALT PAVINO by CREAT LAKES Fireplac«<*lm.n*/' Repair-Additions • FREE Estimates > Designs Senior Cltlil%tway». Walks, Patios. & RENNOVATIONS Residential.- Commercial. Additions, , Experienced In all phases NOW. IS YOUR BEST TIMEII EXPERT TAILORING Porches. FooodatloM, Brick, Block «1«. Kitchens, Dorrnerts Rec Rooms, BaDu. Quality-work Narrow tabejs. re-llhe Vocir delivery Orginlje the nelghbor- Absolutely professional work from de­ »0 Year* Experience. bood •wood MM/. Everyobe uveswjth Slduu. Free estimate*. Prompt service 416-tmi coat*, tod any 11 Ad of alleritloe* need­ Domino Construction Co. HENRV CUIDOBONO - SON sign Ihrv completion Licensed. Insured, SU»U 418-2044 ed for men or women. *• 45J5ti» a qtiiDllty elicouat ... 437-4010 • member Mdr*. assodiivatt • 1510)15 imili If no answer. It Ml C4 or 451-4991 NEXT PAGE 1 i R

mmtm riMM tfeitffcte lafaj^^y* Thursday, October 14,1982 04E (R-13C.W,G-11C)*16C 710 Misc. For 88le 710 Misc. For Sale 710 Misc. For Sale 710 Misc. For Sale 710 Ml*c. For Sale 710 Mite. For 8ale 711 Misc. For Sale 711 Misc. For Sale 711 Mlftc.For8ale Oakland County Oakland County Oakland County Oakland County Oakland County Oakland County Wayne County Wayne County Wayne County FIREPLACE EQUIPMENT go Are­ GARAGE SALE- Bloomfleld JiUls. 1614 CARAGE SALE - Farmingtop Hilb. GARAGE SALE- Rochester. Mlsc GARAGE SALE; W. Bloomilejd, 5«"5, MOVING SALE. Huntington Woods. AVON BOTTLES for silt Than 4 GARAGE SALE-Deirborn Hts, 12» OARAGE SALE- Uvoola. Baby clothes, olae*, vihe 4 log* 6SS Two screens Keller, off Franklia Oct 14-16. 10am- FH. Sat. Sua, 10 to 5 Toots, furniture, household Items. 1 shotguns, Thursday Plum Crest S oi Walnut Lake Rd, W of 16414 Wyoming, 1 blocks S of 11 Mile, 3 Fri . It to 6 11100 Avoodale. West of Riverdale. Collectibles, old glassware, furniture, boy* clothing, toy*, skis, ililOfU 54131(40 645-1116 4pm. Anliqce*, wicker, beauty supplies, bousebold.-remodeiing materUls-11341 4 Friday. 9»ro-4pm. «11 Grace, off Orchard Lake Rd. Great buys. 10/16-17. block W of Woodward- Sat-ScO-. 16-3 Merrimin. cbini. Jewelry, furniture, lot* of misc, bikes, misc. ' Thin -Sat lOam-tpm. vanity, chest, dolls, lots more Wildwood TraU, tale Briar Hill No off Uveroob. N. of South Blvd. low prices- Frt. Sit. 10-4 1431« Banrict, Schooler ail/Merrlmui. FULL dining room let, mo», 6500 10 Mile between MiddJebett 4 Lhkster. OA.'UGE SALE-W Bloomfleld, Than.. MOVING SALE Lalhrup Village Thurs.. BASEMENT SALE. Bedford Stereo, TO0.0M BTU gas furnace $100 1»75 GARAGE SALE. Bloomfleld Hilb, an­ GARAGE SALE: Rochester, 16 years Frt 5*91 Forestdaje, Maple 4 Ftrro- SaL4 Sua. 16755 Cambridge PUno 4 smijl gis heater,' Duncan Phyfe ARAGE SALE, CiNea City. BLrj GARACE SAtE-LfvonLa. Household Dodge pick cp ISJO 661-SM5 tiques, books, ski equipment, storm OARAOE SALE- Farminirton Hills. accutnuIaUoa Dishes. TV. furniture, tngtoo, baby Items, bar stools, misc. ' European furniture. ~ W551404) dropleii Uble. typewrtten. sewing ma­ bur*.. Frt, Sat. Ttres, tools, chain fall, goods, baby Items, clotting, misc. tools, doors, household, mlsc 4 clothing Sat 19751 Leamington Rd. off Farmlngtoa kids clothes, also oak maotle. I7T0 P 1 OARAGE 4 Household Sale - Oak-Pirk, chine, pictures, dresser, cupboards, ladies coats, Solei bike, you nirne It etc Oct 14-15-ieih. 16-SPU. 12US »am-$pm 5015 Poo Valley. 1 block W Rd between 1) 4 13 Mile. Hockey Christian Hills. 8 of Avon. 3rd house off GARAGE SALE - W. Bloomfleld. loo's M0VTNO SALE - Novt » mile between bowling bilb. child's cupboard: Umps, »114» Rossiyo , . * Jiotboo Cu Southside off Bently High 15100 Lincoln near Creenfield Oct of Lahser. S. off Lone Pine equipment, photography equipment Crooks. Thurs. 4 Fri of items. Crib, hlghchair, 1» In FrtdgV HiggertT 4 Meidowbrook. 11461 Brook 15:18.17.10-4 tables, metil wardrobe, braided rug. womens clothes, furniture, plants, toys, dtire stove, large braided rag 5510 Forest. Oct 14.15.16. 10-5pra Hoosehold aquarium, standing plant light toaster/ GARAGE SALE - Garden City. Tires, GARAGE SALE - Urocii, Frl Sat San GARAGE SALE Bkwmfkld VUl^ 1911 CPA turn review material 4 GARAGE SALE, Soulh/ield. Tnurt-Sat, Tadworth i blks N of 14, W. of Middle- goods, lawn toob, furniture, brie i brae. tools, sporting goods, loads of qiisc Sat- »-5. 1644S Riverside, Barton HoDow GARAGE SALE Beverly Hills 37055 Sat. i AM 4 PM 1760 Bradway. (1 left 10-5pm. Terrific buys, household, cloth­ oven, chairs, misc. Oct IS-16-17; 16AM- BellviDe Trill. (E of Lahser. & of 1( more. Fri-Sat-Sua (inj-ipm 3}3>4911 belt Only Jaro-Spm. Fri-Sat good buys 6PM. 1761» Lennane Between Tele­ Sun. 6»4 Deerlng, W. of Irdutter between Sob S of « Mile- Clothing, lieds, other off Crinhrook. N of Maple> Furillure, ing, fixtures, draperies, »aally, toilet Ford 4 Cberry Rill misc. items. Mile). Fri. Sal, » AM 5 PM Garten Suits 40R. Designer Handbags Ski CARACE SALE. "Flniilflgton' HlUl iflSJ W Kaloog. fnkster-1! Mile area CARAGE SALE - W. Bloomfleld--67» MOVTNO SALE-Reaford Two 13607 graph 4 Beech Rd . off 6 Mile RololUter, Clothing. Sports 4 House- Boots. Women* 6-4. Misc CARACE SALE-Girden City 3 family Hubby gooe HanUn'' Welt come to our WooJilde Trait Franklin Comers E. Norbome; SE. corner of ScboolcraJt BRYANT Quietlloe gas furnace. 80.000 GARAGE SALE - Uvonli • 1 families bold Item* Garage Sale a.JJuntln' f We have an­ OARAGE SALE • Southfletd- Oct 11 off Middlebelt N of Maple. Thun. Fri. ServkeDr.Sai-Sun..ll-5PM. Oct lS-16-lJth, »-5PM. 19476 John Oct 14, iOam No pre - sales. Antlqoes. GARAGESALE. Bloomfleld Twp thru Oct 1», Vara 11307 Serruoole, 1 BTU. very good condition. »165. 16 Hi ok. Ford 4 Middlebelt 7 HP Mower GARAGE SALE-Birrolnghim Thur* tiques. Depression era glass. Avon 4 S»m-4pov Large slie women's clothes kitchen Cfbloet doors 4 drawer*, as­ glassware, furniture, V>a. 4 clothe* for 1HJ Lost Tree Way.' Adams Square moch more- Oct 14-16 31113 Colfax, block. So of inkster, betweo ShUwas- 4 other things MOVTNO Sale, Rochester. Furniture 4 with Snow Blade, furniture 4 misc entire family Lob of goodies. 29611 Onlyi 10-4pm. Furniture. Wcyle*. toy*. Sub. N. of Square Lake Rd. W of Squir­ -wt b t Mile. 4x1 triiW. Carpeting. misc. household tlwni^lilj Lantern sorted sixes with hardware 113 ill Call boiaeWM 5 families. 361 Pilgrim between Farmingtoo Rd 4 Orchard Fri liter JAM. 4113484 Manger. W of Middlebelt So. of ( Mik. rel Rd Sat. Oct 16. »im 5pm. Furni­ Lake Rd/8 4 9 Mile, off Partef Deal­ FHmiture to re-cover. Winterroats GARAGE'SALE. Farmingtwj, Fumi- La. Kings Cove. Tbure. Fri, Sat 6-5pm GARAGE SALE-Gardeo City.'clem, ture, clothing, guitar 4 clarinet, misc ture,'chlldrens clothes, antlqoes. col­ mulli-tamlly, weather permitted, GARAGE SALE - Uvonli Sit 4 Sun. GARAGE SALE- Birmlflgham Frt Sal. ers welcome . • GARAGE SALE. Southlield. Clothes, MOVING SALE • Royal Oak, Sit Sun. CHAIN LTNK Fence. ISO ft long, 4 ft Thun. Frl only. Oct 14,15. »-5 Clothe*, Suo 10am-4pm 111 Hmni Off Lincoln lectibles, mlse No reasonable offer' Oct 16.17. »am • 6pm. Good used cloth­ GARAGE SALE ' Bloomfleld Hills bedroom set, 15' boat 19141 Melrose. refused. Thun. Frt, Sat 9-rpm. 31100 »4 4614 Olivia, E. of Woodward, Sof high ISO Cil!ifler6PM all sties, girls 16W-16«, bikes, house- ing, tools, furniture, bodge podge, mlv between I < 0« Mile 4 Ml pie. GARAGE SALE - Farmlngtoo Rills 14 Mile Furniture, piano, curtains, Thun, Fn,. 10am -6pm Lots of de­ Must raise cash. Sat, Son.. ( to 6 Ster­ N.of 6. Eof Evergreen Thurt-Sun Marblebead. Orchard Lake-If) Hilt 45S4757 bold. Ac. Near Cberry HC1 6 MJdaie- 31311 Dorais. secood street N of i pression gliss 4 other misc 1904 North rods, lawn 4 garden equipment toob. belt 18551 Alvtn. 161-0806 Mile. E-of Merrimin. GARAGE SALE • Birmingham Oct 14 eo, cassette tape reeorder, reel to feel GARAGE SALE. Southfleld. Misc Items dishes. Ilneos, misc. COSTUMES 4 15. open I AM. Boy 4 Girl Schwtnn Hammood Lake Rd.. off Middlebelt. N. tape recbrder, clothes, exercise bike, GARAGE SALE. Southfleld- Sat. Oct 115 4 up First come, first choice of Square Lake 4 clothing. Oct. 15 thru 1». |6-5pm 16th. 11am 1»»9 Pontile. 11.000. misc CARAGE SALE-JJvonU, Oct 14-16. *• GARAGE SALE Uvooia 3 Families. bike*, clothing, ion, mjst. 170 So Ghsd- new ctifurt breaker 4 risor panel box­ 19171 Rambling Rd. (Cranbrook Sub). MOVING SALE Troy - Gigantic! Purfi- 8130 Canton Center Rd (opposite Cm t. misciwusehold. 1652» Whitby. 7 burst.So. of lJMile, W 6f Sou&fietd es, mxfUt switches, tewelry. gift items, 10909 Midi, between Evergreen 4 to* High) 10-6pm. except Sunday 11461 Southampton, W. of firmlngton CARAGE SALE" BloomiieM iliUs An­ Ltbser. 14» Mile lure. Stereo. Patio Set.Books. Skb, Mo- Mtle. W of Fanningtoo, E of Levm fcd, S. of 7 Mile, off GUI Rd. Mmvfine records, J mm sound movie ouait pro­ CARAOK SAL& EoulhflrJd. 1664) Na- tocross. Housewares. Cirseats, infant GARAGE SALE - Birmingham Fri. Sal tiques, gis dryer, sofa, rocker, lamps, ELECTRIC beds, craftroatic, can be household items. Lots of boy's clothes drapes, oak bar top. Andersen wood., grammable scanner, toys, etc Do your dol Dr 9 MJ./Southfleld Hoosehoa GARAGE SALE- Troy 4 families Sal Saks Maternity 4 name brand Clothes, GARAGK- SALE. Uvonja Something I0anv4pm Moch misc. many book* Chriilmas shopping her*1 used as (winor together $600 set (Infant to (Ue >i 10 in. girl's bike, toys. double hung (lit X Mini doors, car items, clothes, l0-4pm. Thors Fri Sat 4416 Holly. N. of WatfJes. W of Roches­ Toys. Plants, Much More. Everything, for everyone Antlqoes. collectibles, Frt opes 1pm, Sat 4 Moo. 10am 18656 DeTORshirc Beverly Road 4 367»! Ouakertown Lane. Old Home- Musi Co Wed, Thun.. Oct- 10 4 11. 9 937-3813 clothing, furniture 4 much more, Oct Southfleld rack, much misc Sat 10-4 3645 Wood- GARAGE SALE Southlield- Fri and ter Rd. enter on Barclay Uke. W. of Squirrel, S of Long Lake stead-Suh off II Mile 4 DrUe. AM 4 PM. 5110 N Adams. (1 blk N of 14-18. loaro-dpai 11018 Hubbard CARAGE SALE; Uvooil 'ilnger Jar, Sat 9 to- 6. Household, clothing, misc GENERATOR 5000 wall (Ooao) with ELECTRIC Liwu mower 4 cord, win­ GARAGE SAL£E - BirminghaB: m IFurni ­ 18MHe)NoPTe-SaJes. dow fan. comolete set of toy*. Misc Ev­ bleoder. Iron, coffeepot n;och misc., GARAGE SALE - Bloomfleld Hilb CARAGE SALE. Franklin. 1 families. 1 1971 Chevy 19141 Cur. 1 block W. of trailer, gas or propane, electric start GARAGE SALE, Livonia Big! Thun.- ture, gas stove,, cniHJrechildrenn *i clothes, misc moving Thurs., Frt lOam-Spm 15670 Southfleld Rd 1 block N.of 11 erything excellent cooditioo 663-76»! Tbun |un-Spm 31614 Vermont W silver, van parts., furtdlsre. »AM Sat. Sua. M PM. 1363 Humphrey St. Women's American Ort, 100 families. used 304 hours. Paid »3160 Asking MOVING SALE. Washer 4 dryer JI00. Thure-Fri -Sat Off Eight Mile corner Oct 14-47 I0am-4pm 41J1 Golfridge Franklin Part Dr . N of 1» MBe II100 or best offer. 835-1016 Antique bureau. Seiigsofa |!00.4)dds4 ELECTRIC wheel chair scooter. $69S Chicago'4 Firmington Rd area ol Brentwood it 10471 Ma pie wood be­ Adams & Woodward between Telegraph 4 Franklia Rd GARACE SALE Soothiield. 1 families. ends 111« Violet. E, of Orchard Lake . Dr E 1 block E. of MiddlebeU. S of Stereo, wedding gown tile 10, misc. Electric easy lift arm chair. »515. After GARAGE SALE, Livooia Baby clothes tween Grind River 4 Middlebelt . Long Lake Rd Clothing for alt toys, GE UlO/s refrigerator wilh (an oo too, N of Grind River Sit 4 Sun. »4 SPM 515-7491 GARAGE SALE - Birmingham. Thun GARAGE SALE,- Lathrup Village, Fri. Sal-Sun. 13475 Oak Glen. 1 block W of doesn't run, best offer «474141 4 furnllure. books, some toysiO/16-17. Fn IM 1794 Bradford, 14 Mi Wood- kitchen 4 household items Vou have Sat. Sun.. 9-6. 10 year accnmulaUoa Beech, m blocks N of Nine Mile 10am till Sunbury. W Chicago/Joy GARAGE SALE • LrvouH, 14044 irard area Clothes, furmlure..fabric. never seen anything like it! OIL FURNACE. 80.000 BTU with 110 FINAL MOV1NC Sale- Livonia Some Himpshire, E of Farmlngtoo between All kinds of old things. 17930 California GIANT GARAGE-CRAFT SALE gallon tank, good conditioo, 1100 antiques 4 collectibles. No reasooab'e "•TJooka. much, much more N£. 1 block N of ll< Mile (golden CARAGE SALE, South/leld Furniture Seibolm High Scboot Criabrook-Lin­ GARAGE SALE-Uvoois. J families, 5 4 6 Mile Water 4 soow skis 4 acces­ GARAGE SALE- Bloomfield Hills .An­ 4-krts of mlsc household Items Sat- 354-3390 offer refused Everything must go Thurs. Frt.Sit. 9AM-SPM. 1441S Blue sories, snowmobile things, large assort­ tiques sUlned glass, fainting couch. gate). 1 houses E- of Sou infield R4 coln. Oct. 16th, »-4PM. Wooden toys. 19416 GrecnUod.-W of Middlebelt be­ GARAGE SALE,- Birmingham, Thurs Sun-Moo, 9-5. 16046 Glasgow, a of 11 Gourmet food, linens: Christmas orna­ ONE TON Hobt Chlsbotro-Moore with Skies. Southwest of 5 Mile 4 Newburgh ment of sporting items, upes, toys, thru Suo 9-6 10511 Lincolnshire East. Vlcloriintowseat. Juke box. hall tree, tween 5 4 6 Mile. Oct 14-19 »am>«pm gimes. 1 movie omens, garden equip­ wicker table, oakNyictrola. Iron bed 4 GARACE SALE-Lathnip VilUge. 17751 Mile, between Greenfield 4 Southfleld ments-wreilhs, plants, pumpkins. chain faU. 1 garage metal write-up S Georgetown Green on !J Mile be Bloomfleld between 11 4 11 Mite 4 Garage Sale Items. desk, 1 metal workbench with vise. GARAGE SALE Llvooii Tours. 44. ment clothing, misc Frt 4 Sit,» to 6 tweeo Telegraph 4 Lahser Rd An­ many other misc. antiques 4 hoosehold CARAGE SALE-Souihiield. 111)5 Win­ FULL SIZE mittress 4 box spring »3S Fri 4Sat.»4PM 18S11 Myroo,(l blk- u 1 Soothiield 4 Evergreen Oct 14.1J- 864-3108, call Sat, 356-185« tiques, appliances, rnlsc household Items Sat-Sun. Oct *16-17. Jam-5pm chester, between II 4 11 Miles, Lahser CUNT SO FAMILY Gange Sale Novi Color T V $40 Well pump |7i 74 Ford S of 7 Mile. 3 W of Farmlngtoo Rd). GARAGE SALE, Northville- 41616 Son. 1910 Marie Circle, between Middlebelt GARAGE SALE, Lathntp-Villag.jTt, 4 Evergreen Bicycles, skis, furniture. wagon 1350 76 Vega $350 nydile. off Bridner between 5-6 Mile. Turtla Creek Sub. Meadowbrook. » PING Pong uWericoessorieM 13 Oil M8-J1SJ GARAGE SALE - Birmingham. Thun. 4 Telegraph, lake Square Lake to Mc 4 Sat. 10-5 16141 Row Land. I block S mbc.Oct 15-16-lflh. 10-5PM. Mile. 11 Mi Meridian. Oct 11.16 9 am 477-3161 -X48-X410. -CARAC~... ~E SALE. Livonia. 3J7J0-KiS£fc Antiques, old soodeo ipple cntes. Fn 10-5. 3W1 Yorkshire. 1 block N of CUnlock. left oo Mc Clinlock to tint bury. Thors thru Sat »am-3pm Mlsc of 11 Mile, 1 houses. W. of Southfietd • i pm. hoosehold items, chlldrens toys, GARAGE SALE - Canton 1 families household furnishings, lots more Than. Maple, halt block E. of Eton. Also house oo left of Marie Circle GARACE SALE, Southfleld Mens. clothing furniture, crafts, baked goods. POOL TABLE, 7ft 1115, 4 frultwood items *\J0im washer, dryer, refrigerator, dining GARACE SALE Lalhrup Village. worsens quality clothing, baby Items, Oct 16.17 lOam-Spm 1697 Mantoo, 1 Novi Coop Nursery. Slf-»0*« dining room chain ISO. weight bench, blocks S. of Ford. 1 blocks W. of lilley room table, draperies, spreads GARAGE SALE-Farmlsgtoo. Thirrs- Trash, Trickets, Treasurers, Something mlsc Sal-Sun, 10-4 14675 Thoredyke. $69, tike new 549-7667 361-1764 CARAGE SALE - Livonia. Oct 1S.I6, CARAGE SALE - Oct 14.15.16, »30am Fri-Sst. Books, some misc for everyone. 16480 Saratoga, (betweeo W. of Telegraph, N. of» Mile Sam -5pm. 17461 Ben Creek Lane, Spm. 43055 Ryegate, Windsor Park H1CHCHAIR, KasUnger size 9 ski GARAGE SALE Can loo 1 Families. Books 4 mlsc items GARAGE-SALE, Birmingham. Tbiov 15057 Mayfiekt off Grand River 11 11 Mile 4 W of SoulhrieW) boots. Rossigaol skis, Solomon bindings, SEWING MACHINE. Bernini Model Thru. Fri, Oct 14.15.» AM-S PM KMs Sub Gas dryer. 6 rofb of Insula Boo Oct 14. 6S0*m-5S0pm Furniture, GARAQE SALE • Southfleld. Oct 16 4 830. case 4 attachments 5 yean old Ping pong table Women'*, men's, girl s GARAGE SALE - Farmlngtoo Hilb, also site 11 ski hoots 4 poles. Louvers Clothes. Bab? Items, Motorcycle 4 GARAGE-SALE Livonia. 14310 Doris. household items, lot of mlsc ! ISO Sun- GARAGE SALE Novt Turtle Creek. 17, »-4 PM Misc. household Items, tors, for Moaxa car. chlldrens wiler skis, 1 1700 649-5471 dotilng- Dresser*, household goods. ley. 4 blks E of SouthHeW Rd , corner Misc. Fn .Sal. t«77 Clear Lake. N.of Sub. Meadowbrook - 9 Mile. 11995 4 clothes, small appliances, etc J0064 Misc 7065 Wooosocket (1 blk S of Sit 4 Sua, 10-Spm. Household Items, 9 Mile between Drake 4 Halstead new life preservers, skateboard. CaD YARD SALE-BirmTiam Baby items, Warren, between Lilley 4 Sbeldoo)- lift round pool solar blanket School- GARAGE SALE. Plymouth of Lincoln (14W Mile 4 Stanley Blvd ) 1IM6.Meridian CraiU 4 Bile Sale, Pleasant Trail, between II 4 13 Mile. after 4 PM 641-4661 Oct 14 thru 16. 9 AM-S PM-^Sporoefed W of Southfleld household, toys. Fri-SaL.»-lPM. 314» criit. W of Middlebelt area. 411 IS Lakeland Ct E. of Bradner. S of m GARAGE SALE-Birminghim. 3 family. CARACE SALE - Farmlngtoo Hilb. Bradway Blvd. N of Maple, off Lahser GARAGE SALE • Canton. Frt; SIL. Five Mile. Thun 4 Fri. only. 9 am to 4 by Novi Co-Op Nursery. For more MOVTNC - GARAGE sale. Sou&fleld, 41381 Ban-bester. between Warren 4 GARAGE SALE - Livonia, held by 1509 Buckingham. N of Maple. E. of 11466 Flanders. So of ». W of Parm- Informalion J48-W6 or 346-4307 GARAGE SALE-SouInfield, huge 1 Ingtoo Rd . Thurs 4 Fri. 10 to S Misc 18915 Murray Crescent 1 block E of YARD SALE - Birmingham • 1515 Yo- FordRd P.EO Sisterhood 14068 Craajtorx, 1 GARAGE SALE, Plymouth. Patio fur Eloo Sat. f-5 Furniture, bike, good family. Thurs-Sun.. 10-5. antiques, off- Uhser. S of II mil*. Oct 15.16 Stereo clothing, slereo. household Items. Fan­ GARAGE SALE-Novl. 14014 Glen Ice Items, mimeograph machine, cloth­ semile. between Adams aod Eton, I blk E. of Hubbard. No of Schoolcraft niture, toob, lawnmower, lots more. GARACE SALE Farmlngtoo Hilb Sun­ music system. 10 cu ft refrigerator, GARAGE SALE Canton Lots of Bar­ Thar*. 4 Fn. »to 5. Much misc. tastic Bargains Basement if rains Ridge Ct off 10 Mile. Thurs.. FrirOct ing, furniture, lamps, carpeting, toys* block S. of Maple Winter coats, gains. Sat. Sun , » AM-5 PM 748 Sore], 10057 Spie* Ct Starts Thun I day only 11105 Cotlingham. off Grand Mies, appliances.' loots, misc. 17110 lawnmower. humidifier, misc. items. sweaten. shoes, furniture and house­ River 4 I Mile Furniture, teen clothes 14.15 Avon and misc. Items •ft of Cherry Kill. W. of Higgerty) CARAGE SALE -Llvooii Misc Jewel­ GARAGE SALE - Plymouth, Thun Fri GARAGE SALE Birmingham Sal Oct Cedarcroft, 16195 Oakcrest Turn N oo MOVLN'G • GARAGE SALE Thurs.. hold, mlsc Thun. thru Sun ry, lamilure. household items, clothing. IS »am-lpm. 340 Hupp Crossroads. N GARAGE Sale-Rochester, 5 families, Wooi Villa off Lincoln between Cr^eo- GARAGE SALE- Canton 1 Family Fn Sat 10-6 105S1 Homestead. N of N GARAGE SALE - Farmlngtoo Hilb. Oct 14-16. 9-5. 11B0 Hickory HlU Dr , Frt. Sat »-5 S1J Taylor St, Just off Uni­ 17931 Whitcomb. I blocks W of Inkster. Territorial W of Napier. of Maple & Lihter. corner of Bridwiy Canterbury Commons Sob. Oct 15. Fri­ fteld 4 Southneld. versity Complete darkroom equip­ 711 Misc. For Sale Sjt Sun lOam-Tpm. Lilley Rd. to Salu 1 block S of 6 Mile. 4 Hopp Crossroads Antique" dresser, day only. 9-4 PM Multi Family »700 baby items, clothes, small appliances, ment, large leather cooch. executive to I5SS Maotoo. Toob. bikes, antiques GARAGE SALE - Plymouth. 3 families, chest & dining table Leather wine rack bedroom furniture, misc. booseboM CARACE SALE- Southfleld. St Johns GARAGE SALE. Livonia 14366 Knol- m KoiiJrove Rd . Farmington/1 J Mite Armenian Church Gigantic- something desk 4 fUe cabinet lawn 4 girden Wayne County CARAGE SALE-Caotoa 1713 Longfel­ 1 day only Fit Oct IS »am-5pm No Copper electric Hove (1 oven), misc 1 v son. N of Scboolcrait. W of Newburgh. CARACE SALE- Rochester Chlldrens for everyone Piano, collectibles, apptf tools, assorted new security alarms low Dr. S of Ford. W cf Sheldon, off pre-sales' 11026 WUdwing, Trallwood GARAGE SALE Farmingtoo Hilb S clothtpg, furniture, bikes, mlsc Thors ALUMLNX'M SIDING SECONDS SstSun »-4pm Desk, books. Toro lawn Sub Ann Arbor Trill 4 Cm too Center GARAGE SALE Birmingham Leaf Families Parkside (S of 13 Mile be­ ances. household misc. galore, clothes, MOVING/Girage Sate Sterling SalU. Thurs thru Sat 9-SPM mower, room air conditioner, misc blower, color TV. furniture, lamps, an­ Jam. 11» DoUiverloffTienken) becks, toys, religious articles, skis, for the Do-it youneUer. 156 SO sq tween Drake 4 Fartnlngtoo Rds ) Sat Heights, Too moch to list everything 14344 Telegraph, Flat Rock Furniture, tools, misc GARAGE SALE Plymouth, 425SJ Five tiques, clothes, household & misc Only 10AM-5PM. school /nursery /playground 'equipment from furniture to brand new gilt Items GARACE SALE Uvoola Furnllare. Mile. Oct 14-21. Household 4 office fur­ items Oct 14. 15. 16 10am-3pm J0451 GARAGE SALE. Rochester. 313 May- etc October 19-10. 9anv6pm- «001 Cish4Carry 17639890 GARACE SALE-Cantoo. 4 families wood Furniture, qoeeo box' springs, and loads lobelween. Sal-Sun. 94. original paintings, housewares. Thurs. niture. BSA Motorcycle, oew 4 used E Lincolnshire S off IS Mile, between CARAGE SALE- Farmlngtoo Hilb. Northwestern, (church with gold dome) Oct 16. 9-5 Chlldrens clothes 4 toys, thru Sat. 10 AM-S PM. 18701 dottes, stereo speaker*. drapes, curtain rods, more'Fri 9-5pm 31434 Somerset (1st block E of Van AMWAY PRODUCTS furniture 4 household misc 770 Labser 4 Telegraph 16J47 Meadowview (N of II Mile. E. of Dyke, N off 14 Mile). SS74670' Southampton, (off Gilt S. of 7 Mile) i Drake) Fri-Sat 10am-4pm. Dresser, GARACE SALE, Troy Clothing Includ­ Queensway (1 W S of Cherry Hill be­ GARAGE SALE- Plymouth. Frt SiL GARAGE SALE • Birmingham- Oct 14 bar. hub caps, mens suits, misc. CARACE SALS-Kocbester Fri-Sat- ing winter coats. Jackets, linens, dishes. MOVTNC SALE, Birmingham Oct.14- ANTIQUES 4 Collectibles Sale Furni­ tween Lilley 4 Sheldon) GARACE SALE-Livooil. ladies snow Sam-Spm. Tables, record player, ra­ & 15. 9 AM to 5 PM. 1157 Norfolk (off Sun. 9-4 JOpm «M Hemlock Ct. Crest Christmas decora boos, other household ture, wicker, primitives Sat. Oct 16. skb 135. misc. household, women'i dios, bumper pool 4 lots of collectibles. CARAGE SALE. Farmlngtoo Hilb 15-16. 9-5. 1416 Northiawn. between GARAGE SALE Dearborn Hu Group Southfleld. 4 blks No of 141 Dishes. Oaks Sub. off University. Moch Misc Items. Bedroom furniture. 643-6487 Southfleld 4 Cranbrook, 14-15 Mile 10AM-SPM. 41181 8 Mile. Northville. clothes, oew into pirts. Oct 14. 16.17 404 trvtn. coroer of Blanche, 1 block 1 table linen, silverplate, glassware, cop­ Chlldrens clothing, furniture, rnucb Sale Sat. 95 6005 Arnold. Southside off 14896 Lyons. 5 Mile-Inkster of Firmer. 6 blocks E. of Sheldon. per trays, mllkglass. Gerry Jack-packs, more. 303.50 May-fair between Farmlng­ GARAGE SALE - Rochester. Oct 14.13. GARACE SALE, Troy 4 family Frt AQUARIUM - Complete. 3» gillom. in, Ann Arbor Trail W of Telegraph. too 4 Drake Thun. Frl »to 4 10am, 330» Newgate, 18 Mile/Adams MOVING SALE-Blrmlnghim. furni­ GARAGE SALE - Uvooia Oct 15-17, electric slove. antique pressed glass 16. 9am • 5pm. Dishes, doUs. good cloding fish 4 stand, many extras GARAGE SALE • Dearborn. Super 8 CARAGE SALE - Plymouth. Target aod New Haven clock, art table, books Furniture, clothes, household mlsc ture, appliances, clothes, mlsc SaL, $6500 719-0099 »am-7 Chlldrens clothes (excellent coo- bow 4 arrow*, hunting bow 4 arrows, CARACE SALE -- Farmlngtoo Hilb- clothes 4 much misc. 941 Aspen Drive, 10-5. 17111 Becchwood. 1 block N. of family sale? Collector plates, silver, off Walton. Great Oaks East diliooX misc 14197 Woodside, 1 blk E fishng reels, baby swing with cradle, GARAGE SALE. Btoomfleld. 44J9 Coo- Fri thru Sun. 10-5 PM JIM* Moolc- GARAGE SALE Troy I families. IS<*. 1½ blocks E. of Southfleld AQUARIUM. 10 Gal upright stand, crystal. Royal Doukoos," Hummels. of Levan. I blk N. of SchoolcriJL Wedgewood and many collectibles. Fur­ bxby buggy 4 other baby uticlcs. moore Cl. Thur*.4 Frl. Veruor Garden lair, W. of Middlebelt, N of Shlawisv* Thurr and Frl 10 am to 4 pm. Appli­ filter 4 Silent Giant alrpimp, accesso­ mess clothing (Urge sixes) 4 other CTub Reel type lawnmower. clothes, Household, ceramics, craits, pool table. GARAGE SALE- Royal Oak. Fri.-Sat- ances, kids clothes, toys, furniture. N of MOVING SALE Bloomfleld Twp Fur­ ries ± 10 Cal lank, ISO 349-447» niture, clothing and much misc. from GARAGE SALE Livooia. Furniture, Sun. I-6PM Large sire ladies clothes, Estite. Oct 14. 154 16» 30 AM to 4 38 clothing, misc. Thun.. Frt. Sat. • AM shoes. misc-Loo* Pine 4 Lahser area 16. W. of Dcqulndre, 1698 Winter. niture 4 Household Sat. Sua, Oct clothes, dishes, antique clocks 4 more 3S6 Blank, between Church 4 Farmer. GARAGE SALE - Farmlogton Hills. coats, tools, bousewann Itll Kalama, AQUARIUM. »0 gal, complete sel-up. PM. IsJOO Oak. 5 blks So of Ford Rd. 3676» Sherwood. N of 5. W. of Levan GARAGE SALE-West 8*oomAeld- J 16,17. 10 AM4 PM. 6951 Sandalwood. GAR ACE SALE - Bloocnfleld Twp. Baby cribs complete 4 Infant furnish­ 1 blocks S. of Lincoln. ½ block E of (W off Telegraph, betw Maple- 14) sits on wood cabinet Must See' After I blk E of Telegraph. 561-4791 Sal 4Sun.»-S. CARAGE SALE - Redford. $ Families ings, mlsc Thurs-Sat 10671 Whilloci Campbell families. 154& Comfort, between ink- 4pm. 433-4 918 13640 Centralis. S Mile. Beech Daly neighborhood sale Treasures 4 other E of Farmingtoo. N. of 6 Mile ster 4 Middlebelt off Walnut Lake GARAGE SALE- Detroit Starts Thon CARAGE SALE Livooia Console TV. itemj can be found Thurs thru Sun. t CARAGE SALE - Rochester M«IU Road, Thurs.. FTt. Sat MOVING SALE; Bloomfleld Hilb. Fur­ BASEMENT SALE • Livonia. Fri . Sat.. 9am-9pra 13614 Sunnystde 5 Mile' oew Wisher 4 Dryer. Office Desk, irei Oct-14,15.16.10am - Spm. u> 5 PM Furniture, clothing (large GARACE SALE, Farmlogton Hqb family Baby furniture 4 Items, school niture, appliances, portable uusa. Sun.. Oct 8.9.10. lOim - 4pm Telegraph area Bcctric Gnlt Books, Oobtlne, House- Children's clothes, ladies, men's clothes, mens tats), derk. housewares, patlofur- Misc. household items, fumilnre, chll­ desk, clothes, furniture, misc. Frl-Sal CARAGE SALE - West Bloomfleld. cedar chest clothes, portable genera­ Hearthstone Sab 1»9I5 Wevher, be­ bold Misc Collectibles 4 Moch More. housbold Items, misc. niture. fence panels, mlsc drens clothing TnTTSat t-5pm 31104 «am-4pm Brookdale West Sub. N off Than Onlyi 9 to i. Antiques, furniture, tor, lots more. Frf..4Sat,Oct 15 4 16. tween Grand River 4 Middlebelt off 8 GARAGE SALF.-CirdenCity Wed- No Junk. Sat. Sun. Oct 16.17. »-518553 CARAGE SALE: Redford Oct 14-18; Indian Wood Trail. So. off Walnut Lake CrafLsbory. h( of 11 Mile. E of Farm- Walton oo Firewood. Ill right off Fire­ misc. Mil Stratford. No. of Maple, W. 8AM-5PM. 1900 Colonial Way. Hickory Mile Household Items, books, records, Tbun-Fn. 6645 Mansfield, off Henry Wentworth. (TV of Harrison, off 3 Mile, 10AM4PM. 1817» Caylord Off 7 Mile Rd . 1 blk W of FranklW. ioglooRd- wood Follow signs. off Farmingtoo Grova 4 Woodward. clothing Ruff 4 Warren Trraotula. baby Items. between Inkster 4 Middlebelt). between Beech 4 Inkster. m £9f * Vl? rV-r f

102 Handyman 129 Landscaping 129 Landtcaping 135 Lawn Maintenance LOW PRICE REPAIRS A-l WALLPAPER HANC1INO ALL HOME REPAIRS A.B.C. TOPSOIL & Li I Q PLAJMBINO 4 SEWER CLEANING ROOFING Professionally hung. Reasonable rites 1 REASONABLE RATES . LANDSCAPING Related Alterations SENTURY CONTRACTORS INC. We also strip paper 4 paint LANDSCAPING SUPPLY CUSTOM piinting, vinyl papering 4 Spooner Painting Fully licensed - FuUytcsured Free Estimate, ALL LANDSCAPING STONE MATERIAL 'LANDSCAPING tile, staining, vimishlng Renew kitch­ 476-0011 CiUSim. 649-(1391 355-9111 WOOD CHIPS* PEAT HUMUS Soow Plowing en ciblnel* Italian Joarneymto. Services QUALITY WORKMANSHIP FaU Clem Ups 4 Power Raking PLUMBING SERVICE DRIVEWAY MATERIAL Washed Sand Stone Glovitnl } Sicco, 164-757» ' FALL DECORATOR SALE REPAIRS I ALTERATIONS Free Estimates 476-4444 C&SPAPERHANGING Al HANDYMAN • SAND 4 GRAVEL* BOULDERS Fall Fertibtatioo Reasonable Rites Cru9hed Stone Boulders Tree 4 Shrub Pruning Interior LICENSED $5 per roll A up Drivewiys graded 4 repaired Living rm was $150 now|1954abor Days 515-(591 Eve 511-4161 No Job to Small Swimming poob filled Cobblestone - Dolomite Polly Licensed 4 Insured DON J. FULLER 241 Sewer Cleaning 634-8356 Call Joe- 464-2640 YARD located 30775 Five Mile, Uvoola ProfessiooiJ Free Est Bedroom was 11 SO now II50 labor Wood Chips PAINTING-WALLPAPERING Paperhangmg was 614 now (12 roll PLUMBING WORK DONE B 4 J SERVICE HAPPY RANGERS DON'-I D1SPAIR. CALL TOM for all Free Estimate 427-9779 Shredded Bark 474-1061 PlttS BIG SAVINGS on Wallpaper Reasonable rates Fast service Expert Service • Reasonable Rates Quality Work Moderately Priced, No Dome 4 office repitn Carpentry, , INTERIOR-EXTERIOR ^0 Job too small Sr Otiren 10% Discount Job Too Small Free Est ANY QUANTITY , LAWN REPAIR Exterior 174 1169 474-6114 lambing, electricil cement 4 gut ten " TON-YARD-BUSHEL 32 years exp. Work mysolf Michelle 464-1104 Linda 41V9536 rleaned 624-9843 Blue Grass Fall Is best time for replacing old grass Plaster & Drywall Repair Proper preparation is critical, thal's Wholesale - Retail with beistiful new sod why our estimate will alwiy* include RALPH'S PLUMBING 245 Sewing Machine PAPEKHANCfNG IS MY TRADE. Lei HANDYMAN • Complete tree service. Lawn Supplies Picked Up - Delivered FreeEstimite. Eves. 459-1150 INSURED scraping, sanding, caulking, glaring 4 me do your work and I know you will :arpenter. fences, roofing, building site priming where needed And we back 478-5237 Repair tell your friends and relatives. Refer­ leanap. cement work, ceramic tile ire culling THOMSON'S PIT LEAF BLOWING ences. Ernest R Helenbart, 346-1366 Bagging 4 short hauls 559-0232 that up with 1 one yeir uncooditiooil REP A IRS-REMODEL ING kork Call evening*. KE-1-4106 48399 W. 7 Ml. - Northville guarantee Family trade for 3 genera­ NEW CONSTRUCTION FAST EXPERT IN-HOME SERVICE SOD Experienced. 646-7791 FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE WALLPAPER HANGING HANDYMAN' • Yard clem-up. trash 7 day* a week from 8AM-5PM Betweeen Beck & Ridge DYNAMIC DECOR tions. For free estimate. ciU Hot Water Tanks 4 Disposals Low Rites - Free Phone Estimate eroovat bgbt moving or hauling, home •t 51615 W. 8 Mile POWER RAKING Int-Eit Pi in ting. Wiltpiper 525-4264 Mister Plumber Uc s5f03 398-1242 References - Westland »re* >r office cleaning, bookkeeping 4 typ- also deliveries made 349-4400 - 349-1350 (DETHATCHING) Plaster 4 DrvwiU Repair* References • Fully Insured INSURED Joanne 718-8)71 ng services Free estirnites. SSS-0779 464-2080.464-2081 Average Yard J70 00 You get the finest qoillty 40 GAL HOT WATER TANK 253 Snow Removal Call for ippototnyent 515-7113 With the bestprice 50% OFF WALLPAPER REMOVAL JACK OF ALL TRADES r- RANDAL LANDSCAPE Your Sitisfaction Guaranteed S220INSTALLED PUSH OR HAUL AWAY YOUR SNOW Southileld/Blrmlnghim areas EARTH FORMS TOP SOIL SPECIAL WATER HEATER INSTALLATION OF ALL TYPES 4 PALYTl NG < YDS, DELIVERED. 357 00 THE LAWN Heavy Duty Equipment Avulable INSURED ' A GOLDIN Free Estirnites Deslgnen Of Natural Environs FALL SPECIAL • SAVE 15% FALL SPECIAL 4 small plumbing repairs Eves call John; 4 7 6-1050 S57-1078 FALL CLEAN-UP Complete Landscape 4 Liwn Repair MAINTENANCE CO. LICENSED 4 INSURED LOWEST PRICES-BEST WORK Very reasonable rales AFTER 4PM, 356-0499 licensed 4 Free Est ON PAINTLNG Days call Emilio 515-6744 «SN0W REMOVEL Commerclil 4 Residential 511-4171 WALLPAPER SPECIALIST LANDSCAPE CESIGN Btoomf icld 4 Firmington. area SNOW REMOVAL 616-7109 616-110» Lawn Maintenance 722-0180 427-0038 INTERIOR. EXTERIOR My Specially • making your home more MR. HX-IT ' •GRADINC/SOD INSTALLATION COMPLETELY INSURED 220 Pools Comercul - Residential beautiful1 References Available For DECKS 4 PATIOS & Snowplowing All work fully guaranteed Block Clubs prices - call Mark Helenbart 316-19)4 General Home 4 Office Repairs FREE ESTIMATES Landscaping European Touch - DUN-RIGHT POOL SERVlCt - By Job or Contract • 855-6165 425-9805 CLOSINGS • Vinyl Covers with Water Serving NW Area SPECIALTIES: RAY'S Liquid Fertilizer Bags ava liable • Pool 4 Heater Repairs BILL 154-3365 or 536-665» i PLUMBING - WALLPAPER-PAINTING 235 Wall Washing 32440 Franklin Rd -Franklin 356-7877 INTERIOR 4 EXTERIOR PAINTING 170 Patioa Realistic Prices! 161-7166 i ELECTRICAL LANDSCAPING & BILL'S Wall*. Window*. Carpet* i APPLIANCE REPAIRS FALUGARDEN TILLING Free Estirnites PATIO SCREEN DOORSPATIO GLASS 254 Storm Doors INSURED cleaned. Painting Very reasonable Courteous 4 Reasonable ISilS' garden |1» NURSERY INC. 138 Lawn Sprinkling NEW 4 REPAIR 225 Refinishing BIG DISCOUNTS'!1 - Installed Prices"1 Insured Free Estimates. Free gardeoljooklet AL-S WINDOW SERVICE Quality Storm WTodow*; 145, Doors, 54^1141 398-3983 8 yean dependable service 538-2191 National Award Winner CALL NOW - BIG DISCOUNTS " 641-7766 Berkley 547-1114 Furniture Refinishing 1115: P1U0 Doornails. $250 "Deslgn/Bulld Firm Installations 4 winteriiations Custom work (or Fine furniture : «61-1116-14Yr» Exp.Lic'd -565-1719 LOW PR1CES-COOD WORK MR. ODD JOB 355-3930 511-6055 EXPERIENCED (Full Time) Pilnler. RESTORATION - -REPAIR WaDwashing. window 4 rug cleaning Repain - Home 4 Office. 25 years experience RAINY DAY CO . fNC Brighten your borne. Inside or outside. 178 Photography Painting. All type* of repair*. Plumbing. Electrical. Woodworking. Fotis QUALITY NURSERY STOCK Fresh, clean decoritlng Free estimate 644-7755 269 Tile Work Handyman. 474-0011. MJ-6610 ClUJohnil 511-5767 INEXPENSIVE PROFESSIONAL Painting 14 Hrx Bill. 649-4018 Landscaping LANDSCAPE DESIGN WINTERIZE Sunrise Visual Services ALL TYPES CERAMIC TILES RE-LANDCAPING Siocel97l.»13. EXTERIOR-INTERIOR PAINTING Wedding 4 Social Event Photography 233 Roofing New 4 Remodeled Free Estimates MACHINE-CLEAN HYDROSEED/SOD Plymouth, Firmlngtoo, Bloomfleld. Caulking 4 Scraping loose painl Work Video AviUible 176-7537 35 Years Experience. Call after 5pm 105 Hauling LAWN MOWING PATIOS-DECKS Lifooil Oil 14 hour* 455-6616 guarinteed-reasooiDle prices. Free est ABCO ROOFING Marvin Berlin-347-0147 No Streiks • No Drips - No Mess DETHATCHING RETAINER WALLS , Roof leaks stopped New roofs Do my Very Low Cost - 816-5106 AAAAAA SERVICE - WEE-HAUL 569-3874 180 Piano Tuning own work. Guaranteed Free estimales. CERAMIC TILE INSTALLED Let Us Do The Work FALL CLEAN UPS 142 Linoleum Sute licensed 754-1160 3 walls around tub. 5' high 1199 Bath Vard • Garage 4 Basement Cleariout Quality Workmanship FATHER 4 SON PAINTING 287 Washer & Dryer 437-1174 or 437-6039 ALL ROOF LEAKS STOPPED remodeling Guaranteed work After Rites Negotuble No Cbifge For Re­ (Fully guaranteed) LINOLEUM 4 TUX Sales, IcsuUtloo Over 30 year* experience. Commer­ PIANO TUNING & REPAIR 6PM. 474-6609 or 517-546-6911 usable Items. THANK YOU JJ1-2179 4 Repair*. Commerclil 4 Residential. clil /ResldeoUil Interior/Exterior. No Quality-Reasonable NEW ROOFS, Seamless Gutters. Repair Resldentiil-Cornml-Iridustrtil - All work Is guaranteed Insured. Job too large or too small Name brand JlmSelleck Free Est 455-4515 Vents. Flashing. Drip Ledge. Valleys CERAMIC TILE - SLATE 4 MARBLE AAA AARDVARK HAULING GARDEN CITY 624-6666 Reasooible . 7M-6179 materials used. Free estimates. Cuar. Ref. Free Est. Uc 531-5166 All work professionally Instilled WASHER DRYER SERVICE Hau^og - Cleanup • Odd Jobs GILBERT'S »6-1146 544-1495 New 4 Repair - Ucecscd • Guiraoteed Low Prices • Fast Service • All Areas COMPLETE LAND6CAPINC l»15W.Mip!eR4 200 Plastering ALL TOPS ROOFING Service all maket-Servicing Sat 4 Sun. FALL PLANTING 4 CLEANUP Free Est 695-0648 »10 Service call 161-6141 Office 464-9684 or 455-1915 R P SPENCE INC FATHER 4 SON TEAM Repairs.- Reropls,- New SNOW REMOVAL 144 Lock 8ervice PLASTER 4 DRYWALL REPAIRS Experienced Guaranteed* Free Est If no answer call 415-4101 WolmioUed Tie Work, Patios 4 Decks 10 year* experience EVERYTHING-ANYTIME! TOPSOIL ARNOLD'S LOCK SERVICE Reasooible Rates STUCCO. WATER DAMAGE Days 511 7667. Eves 435-6736 273 Tree Service SOD 4 SEED. Evergreen 4 Shrubs. Shredded or unshredded Fill dirt BETTER HOME SECURITY Repuuble - Licensed - Promp* »30 per truck load ReUlnlniWilb C1I149&-6M4 or 661-0176 9174374 411-3764 APEX ROOFING - offer* quality, guar­ A - 1 CONNOLLY TREE SERVICE 289 Water Softening Kelly . 672-0543 or 331-057« Commercfil • residential Dead Bolts Installed Re-planting. Re-sodding. Yard Update Picked-up or delivered Booded Free Estimates. 4114367 INTERIOR PAINTING-PAPERING anteed work completed wilh pride Tree Removal Trimming Stump Re­ LIVOMA AREA Plaster 4 DrywiU We'll beat vour best price Repair*. moval 4 Land Clearing Ins Free Est HONEST PRICES • Trish removal, ihv 682-6702 536-1199 476-1143 Complete Home Service Maintenance Repairs- Free Est Guaranteed work. kind. Building site clean-up Garage 4 Rake Leaves, Will Wishing etc References Free Estimates 474-6644 487-5517 Basement cleaning Fist Service GRADING Insured Also spray or hiod applied •NATIONAL SHADE TREE 150 Moving tVStorage Ref .Free Est Jleas. 531-M61; 3SJ-1495 textures 515 11« A - 1 QUALITY 4 SERVICE ASPEN TREE SERVICE 4741640 5YardsofTopSotl-140 New Rood - Roofing Repair* WATER CONDITIONING 476^0i(8 AAA COLLEGE STUDENTS - LeBLANC PAINTING - PLASTERING 4 DRYWALL TREE SPRAYING SALE Will move your Home, Office or Apt PLASTER REPAIR Interior-Exterior Hot Roofs - Shingles, SALES-RENT i SERVICE Repairs, additions, new works Leaks Stopped Guaranteed 453-3141 Expert trimming 4 removal 108 Heating furnishings. Depeodible 4 Insured. References.- Work Cuinnleed All work guaranteed 643-0115 •FREE WATER ANALYSIS 20 ACRES Loci! or Long Dtstince Mark. JM 3678 Call Paul. 669-3575 and 474-8416 ALL Weather Climate Control Co Stite Lie 148-1447. 474-0717 jjinu _. Complete Tree Care •FREE SALT DELIVERY Select Your Own perlence ExpertMSsullation 4 quality Furnaces. Humldifiere. Air Cleaners, Green Valley ADVANCE TRANSFER PLASTERING 4 DRYWALL-New 4 Root feeding, trimming, removals aod _• Eriergy Efficient Thermostat*. Prompt, careful service, local ind Stite LIVONIA AREA materials Free estimates Save money' stump grinding Insured •SERVICE ON ALL MAKES in Our Fields Quality Painting Repairs Hand or Spray Teiturtog. Call Joe Gregory anytime 471-1594 TlueDampere. Heat Pumps of Michlgin Charge by job not boor. Acousticil Tile Ceilings. Work Guaran­ M 4 MTRKE SERVICE. 6311040 Rental pavmeots apply to purchase 471-7078 Mon. - Sat. 7am-6pm Senior Otlieo Dfscoonl 417-5SJ3 Farm teed 30 yr* Exp. 543-0711: 360-0626 RAGGETT ROOFING 4 SIDING JESSE'S TREE SERVICE Sunday 10am-3pm New 4 old roofs Res 4 Comm 647-3848 Bergstrom's Inc Heating ALLEN'S MOVING M. GORELICK PLASTERLN'G Tree Trimming 4 Removal Service-Repam- Re placements Local 4- Long Distance. Houses. Offices. Repairs Licensed 4 Insur 34^-3110 CRIMBOLl Professional Pilntlng-Decorettng Spedatixing In smalt water damage 4 Servicing Northville Plymouth M yrs 16 years experience Furnaces, humidifiers, air eleanen Apis Leaving every week lor Florida. Commerclil 4 Decoritive Spraying repair* 17 years experience Clean, so­ Free estimate 711-3018 or 511-4606 V1S14MC . 511-1350 -SOD NURSERY Reasonable Kates. Free Estimates Guirioteed Licensed, insured ber, work myself 53*^9145 BASELINE ROOFING INC 297 Windows Insured 341-6453 Comm 4 Res Fall special on reroof DEJfNtS HEATING Blue Grass Blend PLASTERING, stucco, texturing, STUMP REMOVAL 50145 FordRd. A-l MOVING 474-0911 Tea r-off Specialists Quality Service 4 Installation DELIVERY & INSTALLATION dry-walling, papertng 4 painting » Uc 4 Ins Free Estimates 476-6046 Insured Free Estimate* All Window Reasonable prices Canton Locil 4 long distioce - Tens, Florida, year* experience Reasonablly priced Call after 6pm 5113314- Ol) 4 State licensed 154.-1478 Or-U-Plckup>12Mlle& Colorado 'Free estimates 476-0011.635-6610 BIG DONS ROOFING 534-5966 or 591-6466 1 Al MADISON TREE SERVICE Replacements HUMIDIFIERS INSTALLED Mlltord Rd. In New Hudson .4.6 miles W. of I-275 PAINTING Reroofs 4 Teir-offi Quality materials Oakland County Need a tree cut or BOS MOVING 4 SERVICE MOSTLY RESIQENTIAL 4 workmanship Ucensed 4 InsBrtd - Wood - Vinyl ADD COMFORT TO YOUR HOME 215 Plumbing Reasonable Rites. Free Est 195"-0766 trimmed' Will do it cheaper than any- 476-7741 422-2022 Any site Job, reasooible rate*. *bort no­ ooe Call for free estimate 551-1465 Lift Up. Slide or Crank tice service PreeEstimates- Insured WE CARE ABOUT BEINC 437-2212 x * B4L ROOFING Also. Wood Sash & POWER BLAST YOUR FURNACE • 661-»171 • NEAT 4 PROFESSIONAL • A DEPENDABLE * * SPECIAL * * New • Repair* Tear-ofls • A SpecUtitv: 277 Upholstery Hardware Kits clewed 4 Inspected, 139,95 Free H.E. EDWARDS MASTER PLUMBER Gclters. vents No Job loo big or small smoke test 14 hr. service, lolentite 7 YARDS SCREENED CALL US SAVE MONEY ABOVE average upholstering at below Healing 4 Cooling 477 »696 437-1(81 LANDSCAPING CONTRACTORS HANK'S PAINTING 534-5334 • Free Estimate 937-6139 TOPSOIL Rite-Way Moving PETER FRIEDMAN average price Specials on nyloos. Her- .491-4905 HYQROSEEDING 47S-8106 261-5856 Highest quality jo repair* 4 new Instil CEDAR ROOF SPECIALIST rukm* 4 vinyls Free estimate 30 yn GRADING & DOZING $59 Local Subti rb» & Long- Distinct UUoo. sump pumps, disposals, fiucets Shingles, tarring.gutters, related up Pirk Upholstering 569-5566 117 Insulation Pimos • Our Specially 155-3974 PAINTING. PAPERING Sewer Cleaning experOy done, moder­ carpentry Small or big Jobs 'ALUMINUM OR WOOD • Repair, all SOD DEL. OR LAID 7 YARDS FILL DIRT PLASTERING. REPAIRS ate prices AH work guiraoteed 14 474-0011 CUSTOM RKUPHOLSTERrNC kinds. Thermopane glass specialists BLOWN INSULATION DEPENDABLE MOVING New storm windows 4 door*. , TOPSOIL & FILL After Hour* ind Weekends WALLWASHINO hour service in Oakland County Quatfty fabrics Modest prices Now through Nov. 30 $37.50 476-OOlf or «35-6610 CH1MNF.YS. NEW ROOFING Frederick's Interior* 4 Upholslerlng Replacement Hardwire Center Buy »". get 1" FREE FREE ESTIMATES Hindled cirefuUy-Curinteed est Call 557-4449 ROOFING REPAIRS. HOT ROOPS Don't wail for disaster, call the Master For free estimates ,477 5641. -4596480 AL'S WINDOW SERVICE JortllBulloen 343-77il 348-3150 Call anytime 177-1610 • ROLLERWORKS. Roof leaks slopptd Berkley 547 UK 437-9269 437-3005 PAINTING 4 WALLPAPERING . JULIUS ROSS MOVING OO INC AL'S PLUMBINGJIEPAIRS 417-3931 . J)AY 8Y t»AY LANDSCAPINO 4 NURSERY 135 Uwn'Maintenance Interior 4 EiKrlor Painting ANDERSEN Replacement Windows 123 Janitorial CUSTOM work, household moving, of­ Faucets Repaired 4 Replaced Siny COMPLETE ROOFING Free Eslimutes . , Lindsctplng Design & tnslilUUon fices, packing, plioo*. appliances, local Quality Material Used In All Work Replaced Hot Water Healer* Ctrbage Custom Upholstering Free Estimates Stan Lincoln C4C LANDSCAPINO - Expert Wiltpiper Hanging - Disposals Sump Pumps Drain 4 Sewer New and Reroofs Quality Work Rea­ SENTRY' CONTRACTORS fVC COMPLETE BUILDING Maintenance Power Raking, Leif Removal, Clean­ 4 Stale of Mich 357-1674 sonable Prices Ail Work "with Fictory 476-4444 Yoor dirt b the heart of our business Landscaping 4 Nursery Call 719-6376 Speclilixlng In Foils, Vinvbl Piper* Cleaning No Service Charge Free ups, Bush Trimming. Snow Removal RICE'S MOVTNO 4 HAULINO Our Work Is Guarantees 4 Insured Estimate* Al 157-4613 Wairar.ly 459 4111 Free Estlmaje* UCOURE LANDSCAPING FreeEsUmite* , . 554 7674 20% OFF RESIDENTIAL WINDOW CLEANING Township Janitor Service 531-3063 Commercial - Residential .< with mihy Satisfied Customers fllTTERS 4 ROOF REPAIRS THE FABRIC OF YOUR CHOICK QuilUy Service Free Estimates Complete Liwn Cire. frees 4 Shrubs . House - Office- Apartments • cilL- ' JIM'S PLUMBING REPAIRS Professioqs) - Reasonable Reliible FREJE ESTIMATES Planted Sodding 4 Grading Fall Oin CLEANUPS Fall Cutter Cleaning - : C0N0RESS CLEANING CO Fill is coming fist. Doo'l waJt for Local- Long Distance Rollerworks Pilnllng 4 Wallpapering Reasonable rates 1 UcffSW and Insured PICK-UP b DELIVERY 347 1411 15 YrejEiperieoce • House Cleaning, Ups Power Raking Comm -Re*-[nd Florida. Texas, etc rVisomble rales FREEESTIMATE 464-6165 JOHN WILLIAMS, 665 5813 Free Esl Lk-Ins 354-3113, 197 1160 leave* to come down. Call IDEAL SEA­ '"•I! Jim 5310631 427-2345 or 425-7287 Will*; Floor*, Window*. Comml. Ind SONS Fret Est 391-49« Bill 3541363 or 536-6639 • Small Jobs Welcome' • SPARKLE WINDOW WASHING ReisooiNe Riles. Free Est 394 114» HULC.AN BROTHERS ROOFING 1'PHOLSTF.RY BY RICHARD Free estimates a]l work guaranteed COMPLETE LANDSCAPE MAJNT FRANK RASHID Aluminum Siding and Trim QUALITY FABRICS 4 WORK 10 years erperlence Family Owned 4 Operated H.L RENAS Potfer Raking. Leif RemovtL Seeding 165 Painting & STOP Free Estimates Free Estimate. Pick Up t Delivery 9114411 SPARKLE JANITORIAL SERV Tree 4 Shrup Trimming 4 Removal 16 YEARS PAINTING EXPERIENCE Kitchens- Baths ' 15M41I 6614171 WINDOW CLEAN INC fv\l Service loci carpet cleaning. LANDSCAPE Free Est 311-1716 Decorating Rec Rooms REASONABLE ROOFINC 0omm1-r«*t Ins, Eic. rel 46« l«l • In business si net tM! Hygrade Painting Screens Removed Storms Put-op ALL TYPES OF PAINTING' Plaster AND ADDITIONS 281 Video Taping' MoninlyRite* Free Estimite* • COMPLETE LANDSCAPINO repair*, fancy celling*, roof repair*. PLUMBING & ELECTRICAL licensed, guaranteed, (mured T 4 OVANITORtAL SERVICE • Construction 4 Designing - CUTTERWORKS - gutter* 4 minor home repair*. Excel- & Decorating Co. Free estimates. 5115471 Services A-OK Window Cleaners W« do Office*. Clinics, «jd»n<», etc • Tree*. Evergreens. Shrub* Leal Pick up 4 Fill Dc thatching fenl references 411-46)4 or 917 964J Resldentlal-lnterlor/Exterlor Referenc** ivilUMe. Call 461611» 474-5652 476-8124 776-1690 • Sodding. Sod Stripping. Pitlo* Reference* - Free Estimate* ROOFER EXTRAORDINARE VIOEO Owoer Supervised 513 447» Parks Mowed 4 Milstilned BENVENUTrS PAINTINO LICENSED PLUMBER, dnln cleaning Excellent Job at Inflation Fighter Pric­ FAIRLAWN MAINTENANCE Exterior /Interior Also »PfiJ work 774-0292 repilr*. remodeling Dependable ser» es! Roof Removals W'elcome Refer PHOTOGRAPHERS 129 Landscaping 425-9777 136-4417 italnfBg 4 (mill coostructiop Reasoo­ vice 4 reisoanble rates 14 hour* eoccs Skylight Specialists Free Esti fapture your Wedding on Video Tap* 296 Woodworking Espert Delhacthln* • Serving Rediord ible rales 4 references 911-7613 $10.00 DISCOUNT WITH AD Nolan'* Plumbing. 667-1117 or 131*113 mate* Call Charlie, anytime 595-7111 for lasting Memorie* In Motion WesiUod, Uvonli It Firmlngtoo 1 PAINTING 4 CARPENTRY WOODWORKING 4 FURN REPAIR ^ - FALL CLEAN UP BY WOMEN Will Papering 4 Piloting Professional. Quititt Production All Types Repilr*. Remodeling LOWEST PRICES,- Plumbing, hot wa­ ROOFING-CHIMNEYS-PORCHES of Any Special Occasion Please call Tim Sullivan Oe-ftllchlng. Firewood » SPECIAL FALL 4 LEAF CLEAN UPS Nut, Profeulooil WortT Gutter*, wail Wishing. Siding Cleiocd ter heal, sewer cleaning, bismeou re- Free Estimates • Fair Price* UodKipe/ArtUtry - - [oNuod, jrivel. top soil 4 Undsciplni Pewer nklng No Wilting. Frew Esl. Week Guir. water piped Licensed mailer plumber Guaranteed Satisfaction •^ , M1-JI1J 476-r 411-1777 16% DlK.-Sr.Clt. 531 »«0 or »13-504» • 533-3799. 552-1443 557-8967 ImileriiU-Delivered. s -..— .

4**iii^fcytafcfal*l**i*** Mft .1*1** ILMLM* l^fcfc* 16C*(R-14C,W,G-12C) O&E Thursday. October 14. 1982 711 Misc. For Sale 711 Misc. For Sale 714 Business & 718 Building Materials 726 Musical Instruments 730 Sporting Goods 738 Household Pets 738 Household Pets 806 Boats & Motors Wayne County Office Equipment PUREBRED SIAMESE kittens. I REBEL 1«' sailboat, new sails, trailer Wayne Countv BUILDERS MOVING SALE • Saturday LOWREY CITATION Theatre Console RD2KER SkJ boots, sue 7M. eic*!leot CATS: Male Siamese, t/yw*. oeuUred «1500. Call after 4PM 551-7117 TRAILER refrigerator »150 Car air CONTEMPORARY solid oak desa & organ, tape deck, /bythm. etc «2(04 or cooditioo Also Female Hav anna Brown. 1 years weeks old » BlueooinU.. 1 SealpoinU. GARAGE SAIX-Redford Refrigerator Ooora, lumber, "hardware, etc »3235 7 Utter trained U shots Call after 6pm. stove, dishwasher • oever used' Horn* coodiuooer Dining room table & J matching credeosa. valued at $1100 Mile Rd.. 1 block E. of Parmlnjtoev best offer . 584-9057 455-0042 old. spade To loving homes. 641-82*8 SAIL BOARDS - Magnum Nova. «545 chairs Formica counter top Se( of 20 will sell ts set for $500 Contact Judy 191-0TI! Magnum 170, new. »'»5. used, «695 Repair items, old trunk, train bell. LOWREY DehuUnle organ, 1 ttv {laperbjcU. much more Tours-Frl-Sai \p\ encyclopedias & world Was Chil­ Murphy at 515-1020 HOBART WELDER. ISO air cooled, or, ROSIGN'OL 4 poles. Besser biodiiua. CAT to load borne, all lilac*, neutered, Complete 769-0115 dren « bard bound classics (set ol 10) shop whetbt OilUng torch 4 tankj oo board, like new. «700 4»7?S7J» .«ei>blmg -bopts, best offer Call «JUr declawed Hoose pet, since Wrtb. ROTTWEILER PUPS. AKC chiropioo 1M71 Gaylord. N ol 7 Milt. between CONTEMPORARY glass Jewelry c*j*. bloodline Excellent pet. guard, show. SEA KJNG 15' fiberglass run-about 75 Beech & (ckiter 417-0557 Buggy. Extra welding leaf Heavy duty iiOPM . . '.. W9-U11 Allfrtpm 47T-6744 professional type Also beauty supplies utility trailer Drill press 4 tools Sal LOWREY HOLIDAY deluxe organ, two «400 and cp. 162-5604 HP Chryiler motor Trailer «1.000 GARACB-SALE • Rediord. Tours Fn WANTED Etercycle with speedome­ available Call Anoa. evenings »55-6610 Oct 1«. 10am - Spm 11*1» Barringtoo, 44 keyboards. 1» pedal base, rhythm SKI BOOTS, Sangsorgio mens size 12. CAT. 5 yean old. female, spayed. Also Great for siting. «51-9185 ter 411 5419 section. lufomjuc,cord. LeslieIpealer, «20 Hydrosbde. »45. like new 464-7617 female dog, 1 years old. good with chl]- SHIH TZU PUPPIES, AKC. 1« weeks. Sal »-J 15666 Poi. t Mile Beeco DRAFTING table, eicelfenl coodiUoo. Westland. Palmer to Schuman Household. new 10 speed bike, hoots to Ran-iegtoc ' tape cassette 4 ear phones-fl .000. d«a Both need good homes. 415-2066 goM & white, black & whit*, male* ail SEARS fiberglass 1J Ft. boal, 16 HP WANTED GIRLS clotbes. especially 34iI4 ft adjustable belghl b slant. »17 1457 SKI BOOTS, sue 7. two pajj «5 shots, guaranteed. 811-6617 motor, trailer, lots of extras. New GARAGE SALE • Redfocd Antiques. designer dresses, toddler sues 1-5 - includes chair I Lamp. «250 S49-71M or PATIO STONE • 8* x If. Clean, unbro­ »4-819« CHINESE PUGS, yoeng breeding pair «1500 Asking «1,600 476-1761 wl^"y. Formica ub!e & 4 chart. Call 554427« 3497(93 ken. 1.000 pieces. 25» each Compare at LOWREY Symphonic Holiday. TGS. 4 and pups. Excellent slock Show quali­ SIAMESE perfect male Seal Point 10 channel. 44.oc!*tejboa/d. 1« rhythms. ty Belfev-ille. 697-4154 weeks «55-5644 SEARS 1J ft fiberglass boat. 6 HP Ev cloThcs, tniic Oct 1$ * 16. t AM WANTED IMMEDIATELY A 197« EXECUTIVE DESK, erederuji. book 50«each Eves4 weekeods, 591-0320 inrude motor, with i galtoo Unit, oars, 19418 Beech Daly. No of Grand River Genie chords. Leslie speakers. «1.750 YORKIE ferrule pups. AKC, vet Montgomery Wards 17 inch portable case, woodgrain ^rmica lopped. 1 SHOP-SMITH includes drill press. 4S4 959I STATE'S LARGEST CHINESE SHARPEI. females. 6 14 ft trailer Excellent coodjUoo «800 GARAGE SALE Redford Household. color TV Eicellem coodiUon Model white leather chairs 449 3405 lath*, saader 4 uble saw already weeks, super ipedments - li yotTwaot checked, champion line, liny, excellent 412-6917¾ c lothes. etc Triur*. Fn . Sal 10-4. PM f3Al I2745A serial C1062W! Will pay mocnted on movable base «500 or best MAGNUM electric guiU/ and CortM GUN - KNIFE the best Sired by Bruce Le*'« Oriental coats, disposition 4?8-Ji80 gocd one* Please call Ellen 9am-5pm EXECUTIVE Ftrrhture 1 sels of mini amp »112 455-2461 Show Coy After i PM . $154067 SEARS 14 Ft Deep "V" aluminum. 91«1 Seminole, between W Chicago & desks 4 crvdenzas. I Te4kwood. 1 wal- offer After 6PM 540-tSM Pamco tilt trailer, »515 427^811 JoyRd at - 965-7 IM.eit 151 SHOW - SALE- -. oulUkeoew »1800set Call After MAGNl'M full size accousUc guitar COCKAPOO. medium female, spayed. 740 Pet 8ervrces ' a~ STARCRAFT 1»«1 bowrider 16' alumi­ GARAGE SALE. Redford 12-4pm. Sat WANTED Old Guitars. Ban>os. Silver. 5 PM 453 «9« 720 Farm Produce Brand new. never used «180 or best of­ with shots. Uvooia, «50 464-6114 Old Clocks Misc 522-7351 fer Must sell Call anytime. 455-5045 Detroit Light Guard Armory ALL BREED DOG GROOMING num with 60HP Johnson, EZ load trail­ Sun Clothes.-sojwblower. hydraulic log EXECUTIVE STY-LE Desk Walnut top APPLES. Winesap. Greening. Jonathoo. 4400E 8 Mile Rd , near Ryan COCKER SPANIEL Puppy, she's J Hand-Taraed Birds & Utter Traloed er with accessories. »4.800. 542-0518 sphiter. some antiques, misc WANTED OLD NEWSPAPERS with black metal base. 35x72 Swivel King. Northern Spies. Baldwin You MARTIN D-18 Acoustic Guitar with OCTOBER 16 AND 17 mooths bid, beautiful tight Buif. AKC Boonies Dog Food & Pet Supplies 20501 Ceotralia. Beech & I Male 1100 100 lbs Armcfcait Call 9am-Spm. 647-0200 p*rk. bring container (6 bushel Dally. hard shell case Like new «650 Open Saturday »-5 Sunday 9 * registered, great with kids. 476-1817 Gail's Dog House, Plymouth 451-6941 TROJAN. 56ft Sedan Bridge 1968. Dual coolrois, T-250's, generator, heat, fully GARAGE SALE. Redford Twp House Nelson Paper Rectcling 721-0197 5am-6pm SSOJ* Plymouth. Livonia 541-3091 BILL GOODMAN 755-1215 3085« Smith Rd Romulus FIVE METAL desks. 20i40. «5« each COCKER SPANIEL, blood, male. 1 eonipped- very clean, was-»22,000. leav­ cold items, glasses. women & mens 478-7550 APPLES YOU PICK MENDELSSOHN spinet, »1000 must years. AKC. shots, needs fenced yard, ing area/sacrifice «1 «18.000 156 5407 clothing large sires. small appliances, WANTED Sets and partial sets of class Cider 4 Squash,- sacrifice, i-a 11 8-5 PM 453-1573 WEICHT BENCH, solid Steele coo- likes kids. «150/ bes! offer. 148-1449 Pets n' Particulars books, misc Sal tr Sun 9 torn 14174 IBM ELECTRONIC memory typewrit 16765 Harruoo WLNDSURFER new. used ooce. ex San Jose, between Lvndoo Schoolcraft 4 china dishes Etched 4 colored glass Alter 5 453 8347 stnictjon Eicellenl condition, weights er. new model «2100 EscelWnt for in­ E of Middk+xU 4 S of 6 Mile Included «85 After 7pm 647-5597 DOBERMAN male, AKC. 6 years old. 22&30 Mooney - Farmlngton tras, »5)i »55-2719 Fiesta. Nontke Lenox. Spode. Royal surance forms, medical legal reports, OVATION CUITAR Must sell. I r*tsd excellent watch dog. no kids fees I offer GARAGE SALE • Thurs Fc Sat 9« Doulloo and other fine cluna 66140*9 best offer over «1500 8519280 plane fare to Boston or New York After 6 PM 195-7647 Large Selection of Pet Supplies 18564 Trir.it>. between 6 7 Mile oft Please call 1*1-5*79 Clanta IBM MEMORY 100 Typewriter, best ERWIN ORCHARDS 734 Trade or Sell ENGLISH SPRINGER Spaniels, glint '-' Small Mixed Puppies - Kittens 807 Boat Paris 713 Bicycles- Parrots - Finches • Parakeets offer Days. 9AM-5PM. «13411 U-Pick Apples PIANO Classy Story 4 Clark convert­ TRADE Baby Oraod piano fYamaha) large booed, field, show, AKC Champi­ & Service GARAGE SALE Westland Moo ed upright Completely refinished. e«- on US bloodlines Beginning Fall Hunt­ Boarding 4 Crooming Services Thurs. Fn 9am 4pm. all day Sat 76?« Sales & Repair LYON CABINETS, filing cabinets, excellent cooditipn with pabers. und^r from Dwarf Trees celleot condition »500 or best offer er's. Value «!00( while they last «150 Hn Rd between Warren it Joy 25 yrs bookcases, drafting tables.- material warranty This piano with other articles 'ER-UP SPECIAL!! MANS 10 speed bike boys 3 speed 420-0829 trade for Bncklin Sport car 285-6604 Credit arrangements- 192-1814 474-6806 of things You name it we have if Schwinn Stingray • both good coodiuoo handling tquipmeol. folding tables, Now at their best' S • white. 10 oi Dirafin, 22» Clothes, furniture, pool accessories, etc 649S5«7or 649-W87 steel shelving Priced for quick sale RED DELICIOUS PIANOS Baldwin Grand L. French ENGLISH Springer Spanial, AKC. 1 yr perMjt <10x2latJ2l -»4620) 346-2592 Provincial. Chickering. 5 4 Weber'6 old Male, neutered, black L white, FREtSide Curtains with purchase of GARAGE SALE Westland Thurs thru GOLDEN DELICIOUS. IDA REDS. 738 Household Pets MENS SCHWINN 27 Varsity *:ke. 175 NORTHERN SPIES and mao) more good pianos friendly. »25 45J-1606 744 Horses, Livestock complete top outfit Sen.. 1274 Kasley (S of Cherry Hill. N Also boys Ross 26 . »55 Both in good METAL OFFICE cabinet. 72«S6. 5 Forte Piano Co.«35 1540 or 27J-9181 FREE Aluminum Supports with pur­ of Palmer, off Venoyi Moch Misc condition 522-4427. shelves 557-8169 ADOPT A PET ENGLISH SPRINGER Snanler puppies; Equipment chase of Mooring or Cockpit Cover PIANO Vos 4 Sons, small upright AKC registered and all shots GARAGE SALE Kedford Appliances OFFICE FURNITURE * Take 1 96 to Ent 155. follow signs to GELDLNG. 8 yean old. 15 hand, sound, ONLY TILL NOV I original dark finish. 1450 427-7889 CALL 982-7822 Call 817-6920 spunk v, will sacrifice for «459. Sorry oo dealers mensware. toys, furniture camper Fn Couches, charrs. conference Uble. exec­ New Hudson, located at 56354 Ponuac OAK LAND HUMANE SOCIETY thru-Mon. 10am 6pm 18640 Poinciana. SCHWINN BIKES utive 4 secretary desk sets, partitions ENGLISH Springer Spanlals. AKC. Call after 4 WPM, 464-6101 Great Lakes Boat Top Company Trail. 1 mile W of .New Hudson PIANO. Whitney by Kimball Excellent NEW ADDRESS NEW SHELTER 200 N Industrial Dr Plymouth 7 Mile 4 Insster ALSO USED $25-$30-$32 54H202 OPEN DAILY 9am to 6pm ccoditioo »800 Call after 4PM 19601 MT ELLIOTT, S OF 6 MILE beautiful & healthy, champion pedi­ v> bushel containers provided Wagoo 641-8444 gree, show quality 455-0454 TRIPLE CROWN slie 7« blanket, blue/ 45a-5J54 GAS FIREPLACE log complete. }0 JERRYS. 31629 Plymouth. Livonia. 2 OFFICE FURNITURE, eacelleot coo- GREAT DANE. DOBERMAN. Irish gray, good eoodsUoo, «45 Triple Crown block.1 W of Mernman 421-1370 ndes Oder 4 donuts on weekends Setter Cockapoo puppies Shepherds. burner 24_ jrrale, large iofs. tt.ckj. }$• diliua steel tase desks, table. 6 chairs. Group Reservafiocis Welcome 437-4701 TsTCKENgACllEn-BASS -gm$TT 400 FREE kittens, one Persian cat. 1 years siM 78 sheet, matches blanket, «10 copper Tine 1120 Ev* 5910320 file cabinet AU or part 9811918 Custom, brand new. J6O0 or best offer Labrador. Poodle. Airedale, Pekingese old. spayed Call after 4PM. 411-1164 Cooler, wool/acrylic, blue & white JERRYS 12117 Grand River Detroit. Manv other miied breeds. 808 Vehicle & 1 bfock W cf Wyoming 933-9293 HALLOWEEN PUMKINS 476-2751 check. 84x90, like new. »45. 626-421» GAS space beater 75 000 8TV s Very PITNEY' BOWES, model 5«0fl mailing Apples. Cider. Indian Corn CATS & KITTENS .FREE KITTENS - 6 weeks old, Morris Boat Storage machine and scale Also IBM Seledric ROLAND Drutnalii TR 606. folly pro- SIAMESE CATS look alikes.*to good home only Can af­ WESTERN SADDLE. «75. Also new good condition 9370135 JERRY'S. 1449 W Ann Arbor Rd Gourds. Com.Stalks. Squash 11 and misc furniture All in good coo­ Cravim's IS Mile • Northwestern gramable drum machine »250 ler SPM 525-7951 tack at discount prices Days.669-3484. GIVE AWAY YARD Sale, buy 1 item Plymouth 459-1500 diuoo Call 362-22« 5312101 ADORABLE black 4 white male kiltco after 6pm. 614-1754 get I free, everything priced low for approximately 4 months old, needs GERMAN SHEPHERD'Terrier mil. 2 AUTOMOBILE TWO GIRLS bikes Schwinn 3 speed. HORSE HAY • RABBIT HAY good borne Also older gray & white fast sales 15481 Bilimore near Fenk Straw. »175- Rabbits • Organic SI.INCERLA.ND DRUM Set- silver- year old male, houschroken. shots, loves ell Southfield Oct 15 16 17 ll-6pm »50 Huffy »35 Excellent condition REMODELING SALE black. 4 piece with high hat 4 cymbal female 477-0W4 children, to good borne 421-4114 802 Snowmobiles MOTOR HOMES Bunk bed frames ladder 140 642-9162 WE ARE REMODELING Gardener Special Mulch Hav. «1 50 FIREWOOD. »40 421-448( stands »325 37J4715 ADORABLE KITTENS, six weeks old. RV& BOAT STORAGE HANDCRAFTS BA2AAH 4 Garage OUR TROY SHOWROOM GERMAN SHEPHERD- Shellie tnii. KAWASAKI «40 Invader. like new. with ITILITY TRAILER I6i7>v. 4 sides, STEINWAY PIANO to good home Call afl*r 3pm Westland 9 month old black and tan male, to a or without trailer. «1.500 or best offer SECURE-HEATED Sale PJvmoulh I-ots of Both Oct walktip tailgate ' 417-1493 595-0501 14 15 16 9 AM-S PM 9255 Canton Cen SAVE UP TO 60% ITEMS READY FOR 7 Ebony, fully rebuilt. good borne. 476-246» 661 9M5 INSIDE OR OUTSIDE cer Rd belweeo Jov Ann Arbor Rds WESTINGHOUSE refrigerator. »25*. 2 Model M. 5 < . walnut 7000 Lonyo. Dearborn. Michigan On Rental Returns & Floor Canning & Freezing Forte Pianot'o. 835-2540 or 272-9182 AKC SCHNAUZERS or DACHSHUNDS GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies. SCORPION 440. I960, with trailer. Free Cup Of Coffee-' Olive gas stove J!50. glass door fire­ Home raised puppies Champkip Stud thoroughbred • not registered «1500 Day work, ask for George or Bob place screen 33-39 width. 24-28 high Sample Office Furniture 8ROCCILI TAKAMINE 12 Siring Guitar. F400-S. Service Professional Grooming «65 349-21*5 634-498MI-81 After 5 30 417-1175 933-8900 HOUSEHOLD SALE Redford 17242 »100 4 grate «7 00 Boi trailer. 2 ailes. BARGAINS AVAILABl-E AT BobAlbrecht 522-9160 Norborw 6 Mile & Beech Daly area PEPPERS-ALL KINK like new. with hard shell case »360 SI21I7 enclosed, electric brakes. »1900 BOTH WAREHOUSE SHOW ROOMS BEETS Alter 6PM 4711361 GERMAN SHORTHARE Pointers. YAMAHA. 1976 GS340. 1976 440 Ex BOAT STORAGE INSIDE Sat-Sun. 9 5 Bedroom set bikes, misc or best oiler 459-5458 ALL MUST Go Two canaries. 1 parak­ AKC Register, 11 weeks old, excellent titer Caboose. uaile>. 6 helmets. 2 Complete professional winter lay-up for CARROTS eets and chipmunk Includes cages, etc. your boat 4 motor Never leave it out­ INSU.ATED Steel Door 36 inch width Stacking guest chairs »20 APPLES THOMAS ORGAN 1962. two keyboards, hunting lineage sbou 517-321-6701 suits, misc tools, parts 4 oil Package WOOD Splitter I0HP eicellenl condi­ Folding work tables «45 floor pedals, good condition. »300 or 427-1246 «2600 227-1611 side'Young's Marina 1498-2494 »125 538-5622 tion 1650 CIDER GOLDEN RETRIEVER, female • Reg Guest chairs »50 CAULIFLOWER offer 85S-&2I 781-6587 AMERICAN Water Spaniels - Pups' istered 6 raos old Dcclaws removed, BOAT STORAGE Inside. Howell area ~ KEROSENE Steoo chairs «65 WINTER POTATOES AKC excellent Waterfowl Retrievers »125 season. 20' maximum Loeffler Hardware Executive swivel til: chairs «80 UPRIGHT PIANO - with matching all shots »250. 261-7276 806 Boats & Motors WINTER SQUASH bench, blond wood, excellent buy. Rare compact Beauties! 928-2797 Evenings 4774495 29150 5 mile a: Middlebelt WOOD STOVES 2 drawer files »85 ONIONS GOLDEN RETRIEVER pups, AKC reg­ 422-2210 4 drawer legal files . «125 call after 5pm 545-2573 BOSTON Whaler Htrpooo Sailboat. 17'. Rediscover Amenea wiih the Week of BEARDED Collie pups Top champion istered. 5 weeks old Howell area 1978. trailer. Dew cover. Dap 252-1147. INSIDE - HEATED • PLYMOLTH 30x60 elective desks «175 sired, inspected blood lines Reasonable -M1TF.R BOX Precision, eicellent con­ Columbus Day Sale. Oct II Oct IS VIOLA - ROTH, model 100 C. bow and 517-546-1722 Evenings 881-95« Limited to 10 units only. Save on wood heating appliances such 36x7} desks «200 CLYDE SMITH case Good condition »200 ' prices 31S-79J7593 Boats oo trailers or cars okay dition fosi rea »99 asking »55 Walnut executive desks »J?5 LAB pups AKC. OFA. »200 First shots 464 8279 as Aristocrat Free Standing or Insert 981-3671 CHECKMATE 15 Ft doo with 15 HP - 45J-6797 onlv »549 Hawke. Free Standing or In­ 5 ft light oak desk ' «300 & SONS BEALT1FUL indoor male cat. 10 691-1216 Mercury, good cooditioo »1500 MOVING GARAGE SALE- Livonia sert, only »799 Carolina. Free Standing 6 ft light oak conference desks »350 8000 Newburgh. Westland VIOLIN. FULL siie. German make, ex­ mooths. white short hair, grey striped 719-40*1 RECREATIONAL VEHICLE Storage cellent buy for student 685-4549 tail, neutered, shots 937-2849 LABRADOR Retriever Pops. AKC reg­ Secured fenced area, for boats, trailers. Oct 16-:7. 9am 6p:n Sacrifice, must or Insert. »799 Johnson Fomac* add­ 425-1434 istered, yellows, black »100 -»1S0 sell l^rmlure pool table, console ster­ ons as low as »499 The Nina. Pinta 4 We offer short or long term CRESTL1NER 1976. 24 (t good coodi­ etc 12701 Inkster. Livonia. Days. NEW office furniture rentals VIOLIN. Rolh full size, with bow and BIRMINGHAM HUMANE 199-6296 er Jeff tarn- lpm. 598-7776 tioo. »8500"« nearest offer. 866-908« 425-4500. Evenings 474 816« eo new 5000 Walt generator, alum Sasia Maria would be proud to dock at case mint condition, very reasonable srorrn windows 11215 Clements Circle Livonia Energy Store ASK ABOUT OUR Call ' 464-1431 SOCIETY MINIATURE SCHNAUZER puppies. CRISCRAFT 1956.11 (I. utility sports­ RECREATIONAL VEHICLE Storage '•Vest, off Harrison. S of Plvrr.ouUi Rd LARGE APPLES 375-9560 651-6644 AKC. black and black 6> silver. 6 weeks man, mint condition, 105 hp engine, hull Just off M- 14 X-Way. West of Plym­ E of Middlebelt 16709 Middlebelt RENT-TO-OWN TERMS VOSE Grand Piano, walnut. 5 ft 7 In . DALMAT10N. Beagle. Keesbound. 722-0011 survey available. Bill Anderson outh Fenced 4 lights «6 per moo'h DWARF TREES excellent tone, like new 661 -6053 Black Labs. Lhasa Apsos. Boomer" 118-6900 Minimum. 6 months. 146-2592 MOVING SALE Canton Oct 15 16 Belween 5-6 Mile 427-3300 GLOBE INTERIOR RENTALS " Dog. Poodlft German Wire-haired MINIATURE SCHNAUZER Male Pup­ Sacrifice - house foil of furwilure. YARD SALE - Livoora Fn Sat 10-5 1100 E Maple. Troy You Pick or Picked WE BIT PIANOS Pointer. Siberian Husky pies, family raised 16 years experi­ CRISTCRAFT 1957 Rum runner. Ird R V STORAGE household .terns clothes boys. mens, 29530 6 Mile W of Middlebelt new bewees 1-75 4 Rochester Rd S8S 1800 Used Pianos in Stock' Healthy Pups & Miied Breed Dogs ence »150 8512464 owner. Like new «2.000. Serious in­ Boats • Trailers - Trucks ladies 1976 pick up truck. Honda mo­ name brand children's clothes Used Smiley Brothers AND REDUCED PRICES KITTENS 4 CATS OLD ENGLISH Sheepdog pups AKC quiries only 4 59-MIS Recrealiooal vehicle storage te rcyrle. etc Everything must go toys men s 4 women s clothing Misc 37437 Grand River. Farmingloo Hills 647-1177 SIAMESE HAVANA BROWN Telegraph 4 Jeflries area. 255 2218 Lot* off Michigan Ave Red and Yellow Delicious registered Eicellent disposition »195 ESKA OUTBOARD MOTOR 7 HP. ex­ atHalsteadRd 474-34M YAMAHA 5 3 white Grand Piano, like Call 10 to 5 pm 781-9115 YARD SALE Westland Sofabcd. bed­ Mon Frl 9AM-6PM,Sat 9AM-5PM Jonathan, Empires cellent cooditioo. «250 After lpm or SECURED MOVINC SALE • CE heavy duty room set kitchen cabinet 2 days only. Dew. excellent buy 669-1700 BLACK kitten, litter trained Free 4 lb weekend 614 9697 Indoor boat 4 vehicle storage washer 4 dryer. »300. dnelle set. best Oct 16.17 5891 Wilner. 2 blocks E of OLD ENGLISH Sheep dog puppies, USED OFFICE lurniture in good condi Cider 20 QUALITY USED PIANOS bag of lood6i «15 towards spaying ibeautiful) AKC. 6 weeks. «200 455 8556 offer sofa 4 La Z-Boy chair good con­ Newburgh 1 ^> blocks N of Ford tion Ceotury 21 - Robec 642-2550 55J2154 HURRICANE DECK BOAT 1»75, 20 ft. dition best offer ' 532-3082 «295 lojr*** At The Music Stand 266-5516 »79-2181 140 OMC I. O with trailer »1.750 After Telegraphs of 10Mile XEROX LDCS100 copy machine 2 yrs Davies_Orxhard BOUVIER AKC female good watch OLD ENGLISH sheepdog. With papers 6pm. 421-5927 812 Motorcycles MOVING SALE • Livonia Sun. Oct 17 712 Wanted To Buy old. call Terry 569 6012 356 JI80 dog and companion. «50 628-7871 1920S Westmore Off 7 .Mile 1 block E 4005gWftrOW Rd. Neutered male. 1W years old. bouse 4 HYDROPLANE » toot 1 point, good Go-Karts, Mini-Bikes cl Farminglon Great bargains BRITTANY SPANIEL pups. AKC reg­ obedience trained Loves children, ALL NON-FERROUS great family pel »100 540-6282 cooditioo Best offer Call alter 6PM 715 Commercial 4 - - 654-8893 ' 727 Home Video Games, istered, with shots 8519718 148-0771 HONDA 1972 350 CB. «400 or best offer MOVING SALE-Livonia 16564 Fair 515-6757 way Dr. S of 6 Mile, lake Country METALS 1-27 5 South to EiJt 8 Right '. mile to Tapes, Movies CAIRN TERRIER, AKC registered, RABBITS Minis and Giants. Meat, pet IMPERIAL, 1»76. 17 ft Bow Rider. 120 C!ab Everything must go Thru. Sun COPPER M-4Sc Industrial Equipment WalU Rd Right on Waltz. 2 miles to female. II mos Value «400 Best offer. or show Pedigreed All metal cages & hp I/O. Highland Trailer, excelleot coo­ HONDA 1974. 560. 4 cylinder, clean BRASS 24-35» COMMERCIAL SEWING MACHINE. Willow Rd Left on Willow to Orchard ATARI COMPUTER game with 9 car Alter 6PM 581-0917 supplies 761-9215 ditioo «4.700 Ask tor Jim 565-1900 runs good. »700 451-7695 MOVING SALE- Livonia. llffH Deer BATTERIES II 25 Singer, sews great' »300 Call after 1 30 tndges. less than I year old. «29« com­ ing. across from Fisher Body' parking LEAD;0< ALUMINUM SIDING 20« 476-7149 MUSHROOM compost delivered Put it plete 478-7554 U-t 30 yr-s accumulation Everything RADIATORS 33» lb CARBIDE on your garden this Fall must go'Oct 14-" lOam-Spm Prices subject to change daily SURFACE grinders (3). 1 borttonal 651-0321 ATARI Video game. 7 cartridges, like mills 4 saw 1 Bridgeport mill, grinding new «200 firm 476-1969 MOVINC SALELivoma. small electri­ Plymouth Iron & Metal wheels, milling cutters. Jo-blocks. } PUMPKINS- PICK YOUR OWN cal appliances dress form*ie A. Wil- comparators 146-0920 or 464-0620 Mever Berry Farm ODYSSEY II. video game with H car­ leu solid cherry dropleallining table- 40251 Schoolcraft 4808OW Eight Mile Rd tridges «250orbest 421 6666 with 4 chairs bookcase headboard. 2 Weekdays. 8 5 PM . Sat. 8-5 PM YALE FORK LIFT Northvilht 349-0289 261-582? sofas Oct 16 17.18 40AM-5PM. 17358 425-V110 453-1080 5000 pounds, triple stage mast, side Westbrook near Levan 4 6 Mile shift automatic, good condition Must ROCHESTER ODER MILL PIN BALL MACHINE Supurb c&y*:- BASIC OFFICE EQUIPMENT needed- see »2400 4591000 tion Electronic 4 plaTer Arcade site MOVING SALE - misc items, appli­ for community orgarutatioo that serves 5125 N Rochester Rd. «400 540-6368 the deal 4 hearing impaired Donations ances tables chairs, between 6pm- VIDEO ARCADE excellen•Mt cdhdilloocdlvdil . 9 ANOTHER. ST FROM... 10pm All Sat. Sun Moo 42S-605J will be appreciated Ask for Mary. 9am APPLES.CIDER. DONUTS 410pm 674-0991 716 Lawn, Garden & FR1.SAT4SUN. 10AM til DARK tapes, including Pac Mao and Space In­ MOVlNGjSALE-Redlord 10047 River TL'ES.WED4TrrURS NOON 6pm vaders. »200 Call 652-9045 daje. Plymcujth.Rd 4 Telegraph Fn. 4 BUYING USED L P s in good cooditioo Farm Equipment Sal. IOa'm-6 30pm Andy's Record Store 3778 W 12 Mile. ARIENS self-hagger rear mount grass OCT 17. STEAM ENGINE SHOW H|fl I MICHIGAN'S FASTEST Berkley Store boun. Mon-Fri 11am- catcher. 6 bcsheT fits all Aneos and 728 TV, Stereo, MOVING SALPTelegraph 4 8 Mile 6pm Sat I0am-6pm 545-372? some Sears. »75 645-5497 area 19964 Woodbine Everything goes 651-4224 Hi-Fi, Tape Pecks •ncluding appliances Sat 4 Sun 10-5 CASH PAID for childreru clothes in HEAVYDuly Commercial kg-iptitter. good condition I will pick up 545-1679 TOMATOES. Yoo Pick. «3 bushel Bring KENWOOD RECEIVER. Dual turnt­ OLDSM0BILE L—J GROWING OLDS DEALER 14 hp. like new «1.550 Also hvdraulic able. Wtarfdale speakers. Excellent MOVING Yard Sale • thru Sunday parts 261-6464 own container 9AM-6PM 6200 Ridge Ping pong table, misc Bedroom set COLOR TVS Rd . half block N ol Ford Rd condition. «400 - 662956» NEEDING REPAIR, under 8 yean old. 10020 Harnsor.. Livonia. 425 2282 LEAF 4 PAVEMENT vacuum rough­ MGA Giant SO" color TV. 14 button re- all makes, pav up to «60 er bagger. Cbew-Chew. «225 476-0263 838-784] mole control, wood cabinet 6 months LEAF VACUUM, blower, bagger Toro 721 Flowers & Plants old. best offer 659-0044 ONE CALL DOESITAUI NEWSPAPERS Place your classified warll ad in 5HP. used 2 seasons. »15« 358-5407 PLANT NOW PINONEER receiver A sneakers & 8.1 per 100 lb . tied with string not in Strawberries next June (10 cents each) Suburban DeVQil's finest ftarket bags no rnagatines Batteries Highest SIX HP Woodchtpper mulcber. 1275; Reference turntable, eicellent condi­ Chicken 4 Hen Plants (24 cents each) tion, sacrifice «325 offer 455-5045 The Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers prices copper, brass, lead 4 aluminum 21' chain saw, «)00\ both «325 682-04» 12060 Cardwell. Livonia 4221013 L 4 L Waste. 34939 Brush St. Wayne PIONEER stereo turntable, artifm 591-0900 Wayne SNOW BLOWER Toro 20 . electric SCHRUBS. top quality. 4 to 5 ft You 721-7436 start. 2 yrs old. like new. «250 tuner 4 amphlifier W'alnut audio stand 644-1070 Oakland dig «3 50 Call for information Salem with glass door plus 2 speakers «550, ANNOUNCEMENT REPAIRABLE refrigerators, must be 464-9175 852-3222 Rochester/Avon Twp . W. of Plymouth 464-6553 like new After 6pm or weekeods complete 422-7826 SNOW THROWER. Roper 20'. 5 H P . 162-0462 Use vour Visa or Master Card single stage, model S5129AR, used PERFECTION SPACE HEATERS twice. «425 or best offer 646-5551 724 Cameras & Supplies PIONEER SX-750 Receiver. 2 Tempest CAS. OIL OR KEROSENE 714 Business & speakers. 2 yrs old. »550 Call after 6 YARDMAN 21 ' Self-propelled Mower CANON XL-S sound movieramera with 10.500 BTU Manual Kerosene. «45 microphone, brand new. never used. PM 547-4592 7 800 BTU Electric Kerosene «123 Office Equipment 4 Catcher. »75 Cooper Klipper. 20" reel-type Mower. Catcher. «65 Terrific »250 540-4765 RCA. 17 In color TV, new - won In a 20*00 BTU Gas heater »198 ADDRESSOGRAPH Model 100 with 1 38.000 BTU Oil heater 1198 cabinet Record-a-ca!l machine with Ban 64J-4854or6414855 LEICA III-F. includes Summartt I 5 raffle. «300 or best ofler Ma nv other sues 4 models in stock remote Call afler 5pm 651-7091 lers. also rapid winder and case. «400 Call 651-7164 firm Call 363 7367 MATHISON HARDWARE BUDGET NEW 4 USED 718 Building Materials SANSUT. AU-D5 stereo amplifier. 65 31535 Ford Rd 422-J888 waits per channel, black panel, rack That's Right. The 83's Are Here desks, files, swivel chairs, stack chairs, MINOLTA XG 7, excellent condition, 6110 Canton Center Rd 455 9440 office dividers Manv to choose from ALUMINUM 36 inch, white storm door. black body only with automatic winder. mount »250 531-2101 28243 PIvxouthRd 427-2920 nghthand. «45 454-1449 471-1474 «150 459-0513 STEREO SYSTEM- Pioneer SX 580, re­ QUILTS - Handmade or machine made BARN LUMBER. 500 old bricks. Sipns PENTAX Spotmatic II. IS mm . tnpod. ceiver. 25 W channel Piooeer CT-F750 And We're Having A Sale! available 779 4404 CLOSING OLT • good condition used shingles, old barn doors 422-8437 bi-directional nrogiamable metal tape desks chairs cabinets etc Very rea­ 35. 50. 200. mm lenses, cases, plus ex Iras. «110 534-8269 deck Technichs Bell Drive turntable SEARS KINGSIZE mattress 4 boi sonable 3402 Rochester Rd. at 13 Mile, BARJ4 WOOD - 150 year old weathered with Pickering cart Dust cover E-V. springs. 2 vears old. eicellenl condition. rear entrance 12 6pm daily. Sat oak Big beams 6 i 6. 15-18 Ft long, Encore 12 in 3 way stodio reference most sacn'fK* »275 47*9774 IO-3pm some boards 3 Ft wide 334 8989 speakers. 1» K.RMa Akal 46 Inch 726 Musical Instruments component cabinet. «500 like new Will ABBEY PIANO COMPANY not separate 68I-O604. 425-6980 Discounts «22 W II Mile Rd . Royal Oak STERO RECEIVER, reelto-reel. and 4 speakers »1.200 or best ofler. Call Rick WE BUY & SELL after 6PM 729-8272 Up USED PIANOS SUPERFINE Mm DA-FM Tuner. CONSOLES • SPINETS • GRANDS Sony 100 Watt Amp 4 Pre-Amn Spec- To ... •STEINWAY GRAND - «6W5" trum Speakers. Technics SL-4}5 Turn­ table »700 - System or best ofter on From homes tohorseshoes, PIANOS WANTED Components 182-3710 TOP CASH PAID AT ONCE? SUPREME Sanyo FT 1490A lo dash de-j Stk. 541-6116 luxe cassette car stereo. lSWatts/: ACCORDION. Modem electric Large channel. Dolby built-in booster, match­ site «700 Calf after 5PM. .522-1862 ing 1 way speakers Offer. 422-2675 ; #1019 finditinthe Classifieds. ARTLEY FLUTE.'excellent cooditioo. «7500. ' .477-1179 TAPE DECK Tandberg Reel to Reel. Model o64X 4 track, like new «200. AT EYOLA MUSIC Call afters.. SSt-4419 GRAND OPENING SALE 1 NEW STORES YAMAHA M-4 Amp - »490 Yamaha C-4 PRICES ON 1983s START AS LOW AS Falrlane - Lakeside • Twelve Oaks Pre-Amp. »415 Technics ST8044 Tuner. »125 425-077» You can save up to S01 and more on everything In stock, new 4 used 729 CB Radios Baldwin. Lowrty, WurliUer. Chicker- _i_ -bigTHamrnood.Krmball, ~ AMATEUR. RAIi£L.esi4l<_sa)ei.Sat Over 150 new 4 used Sen: Oct 16-17, 10AM-4PM. 2144. From «495 Pembroke at Chapel. Detroit Info eves. Btij oow - limited time only 4649149 Bloomfleld Store open Sun 1-5 EVOL^A MUSIC CO COBRA CB, Home Base. »125' 59S-45S3 BlrrJd (fills Water ford ROYCE Base station, cable 4 antennea. 2184 Telegraph 4977 Dixie Hwy (100 326-2142 N of Square Lake N ol Walton 134-056« 674-0413 730 Sporting Goods '83 Flrenia S Cpe., Full Factory equipment. Priced Bated On Factory Order. ALSO MALL LOCATIONS BROWNING 106 rifle with scope, mint Lakeside 147 4143 coodilioo 451-OJ1S Twelve-Oaks * 148 4211 Fairlan* 116-4630 BRUNSWICK WINDSOR VIP (yol Uble. slate top. «500 or best ofler ATM 41 Vocal microphone with cord, After ISOpm, 5251486 never used, asking «100. »61-5084 CROSS COUNTRY SKIS - 190cm. Nav» 1 FINAL CL0SE0UT ON REMAINING BABY GRAND. Wegnvan. beautiful poles. 8 ¾ boots, used twice »75. cooditioo. must sell. «1.150 or best o<- 645111» fer Call 661-0087 EXErfClSE slant-board. »1» Ping-pong BALDWIN GRAND PIANO. 6V Uble. »10 Both excellent condition. • Ebony, lyearold Eicepttonal'18,495.. After 4pm. 540-6IM 82S...SAVE LIKE NEVER BEFORE! 851-71*2 NEW MARLIN 10-50 rifle, with scope, BASSMAN SO Amp Fernler 15" ipe-iker beautiful scrolled stock. »14». 546-1751 bottom.'Ajpeo bass with c*se, many ex­ tras, all like oew. (475 455 0014 REMINGTON 036». »'80 Remington »1 Woodmaster. »175 Kr«g - Jorgensoo- Scxingfield 1894, (190 libSta model SI BEST PRICES - li gauge, automatic. »194. Ruger 44 . from $295 Mag carbine 4 casejm. »4»15U GM EMPLOYEES... GM QUALITY PIANOS . Consoles, spinets, grands, REMINGTON 1100 11 gauge, »115 f&VIC! PART$ player pianos, at low prices Remington 1100 28 gauge. «125 Hoc STOP HERE 1st! SCANLAN PIANO CO 600 Jiinolr 12 gauge sbotlhell reloader. mtm »45 Mee (OO Junior* 18 gauge shotshell No Shopping Necessary _ WMf l MOTOtt COIKWATrOfT 6711 Telegraph, ,t 1-94. 174-2404 1 Open Moo-Sat 10-7. Sun 12 5 reloaded,! 4». After Spm. 561-4115 -s. Hundreds Of.Cars To Choose From REMINGTON 741 JO « rifle wilh Bush- "Keep That Great GM Feeling PIANOS WANTED- oell Scope. Best offer 412 4611 •Hundredsof$$$TpBe.Savedlll . CASH . With Genuine GMPartsS' CORONET. Reynolds ' Medalist, will CHICKERiNO. Upright Piano, good hard carrying case Good cooditioo, condition, best offer. »115 firm S51-8197 MttttPM. 6514X71 GRINNELL Piano, walnut console, ex­ GbiMitt&ttttntnt M CLARINET, Selmer Signet, wood, wilh cellent condition Appraised at »950. case. »83 «98-914» AfterJLPJri or weekends, 626-5705 GULBRANSEN Theatre Organ, walnut Your Trade -*K CLARINETS & FLUTES finish, full clavier, rhythm section, at­ r [Classified Like New • Guaranteed tached recorder, eicellenl cooditioo. Reasonable - Will Deliver »1000 firm 41J-11M JL Worth More By Band Director «411417 HAMMOND MIOO^A PRE-SET Perctu- 644-1070 Oakland County OONN coronet, u> npell«it coodldco, itoo Organ, eicellent condition, 11000. Here,„We Will 591-0900 Wayne County »165 474 4(64 Call after «PM. «1-1»« MICHIGAN'S FASTEST GROWING OLDS DEALER 852-32^2 Rochester/Avon CONN ORGAN i. bcocb^ «»l»ut coo- HAMMOND OROAN,' Series M-100. Pay You Top to!*, tobsmaUo fdy-LKm. new condition, prime condition, »»75 64608)1 MW. v - «76-111«. fi&FNER GUITAR. It «trin| iccota- CONSOLE PIANO, WttaoL II Y«»n Uc/elcdrk with case" Eicellent coodi­ 33850 PLYMOUTH RD., LIVONIA 261-6900 •M. Good" cOOdKloo »7». (4(-0414 tioo »100 459-0181 Thursday, October 14, 1982 O&E (R-i5C.W, »71-7.095 Puropklh color Must sell, excelled K< OrirJnaUy ISM Aiilnj »jiJ - tom paint and interior, eicelleot coodi- pHEVY. 1979. Blazer. Qjeveone auto­ ERHARD BMW SOUTHFIELD DODCE 254-0169 coodiUoa. »1400- firm. 44747 tt • )&»»«» Uoo.tS.99S firm, must sell Before i matic, showroom new 17495 TOYOTA 1982, SUPRA, PM 9J7-«1«« NorthBros ' 411-117« SOUTHFIELD 362-6030 HONDA 1»ft' Accord- 4 door, stiver, REGAL 197«, Sports Coup*. Turbo, low VAUAHAS 1 »7«. Endure*. lUXxttiOO GALORE loaded Air. autoroaUc »9.595. CaU Frl 858 Buick mileage. eiceUeoi cooditioo, best offer. , ct ElcellenI coodittoo, andtr 100» DODCE. 19«0 D-50 Sport pic*up. 5 BMW, Kli. »20. S-package. (extras). Also available In automatic with high CHEVY 197» Suburban. 2«,000 miles, PMorSat 444-177» BUICK EtECTRA 11». 194«. GO. oew 444-0150 aula. loehjjJe* trailer, belt offer. After speed, air, AM FM stereo. Tonnejaeov- 2 lore brown. 4-wheei drive, dual air, Mini. 1*00 miles- Sis-1195 performance package from. »11.99» er. »4.995 Sunday or veekdajl aiter eoglne. body good. «400 or best offer Jpm J»9 »91» cruise, heavy duty suspension, many ex­ CORVETTE 196» T-top; excellent coa- JACUAR. 1(49 XKE 2 plus 1.4 cylinder Loci odes Graphic cassette. Freight 4 REGAL. 1979. brown with beige rtnyi, PAID FOR Spm fcO-0550 tras 4272810 automatic. »12.000 or best offer free delivery Cressldas from. »1049». 444 1049 V«. air, power ileerlniybrales/kiefa. YAMAHA I»v5- YZ«. eegme broken. dilkm. »».000 Call after 4 PM Surbets. Tercels CaU for our best deal till, AM-FM stereo plus row* fjrtat COQW be used for part*. iSi 375 47 u FORD 1972 *« too plckop. automatic, 612-176» «521(21 CENTURY wagoo, 1975. clean, extras • All Used Cars & Trucks CHEVY, 1981 Ask for Lee or Larry Dealer »950 cal) after 6pm «244071 eoodiUoo. 154-5445 power steering brakes, good coodition, CORVETTE 1969 427 4 speed, exxelleol LANCIA BETA. 1975. 5-speed. 4 cjlin- »150 -718-1125 SUBURBAN 4X4 condition, oew tires, mags 4 headers, der,-double overhead cam. 10 \fiPG. CENTURY. 1940 Limited. Loaded, ei­ REGAL 1941 Coupe, white/bio* Interi­ 814 Campers & • Any Make, Model or Year Sharp v, too, loaded with extras Trail­ new interior, rebuilt all chrome motor Blauponk stereo, leather Mtenor. ex­ 519-253-7259 celleot cooditloa 45.900 or best offer or, power steering-brakes, low mileaiw. Motorhomes FORD, 1976 er package. FM, CB. air. cruise, engine Been in Auto Show 511-9175. »14-200« cellent conditio* U500. 775-7444 TRIUMPH. 1970'Spitfire. 45.000 roijes, 'After 4pm, Sat or Sun all day. 551-715« Va TON PICKUP ano transmission cooler, etc (AVE good mechanical coodiUoa^)e«ts mi­ •Sonus For Pickups. Vans. & CORVETTE I»72 Coupe, outstandtia LE CAR 1(7». sunroof. 54.000 actual ELECTRA LIMITED 1977. 4 door REGAL 1141 Limited Coupe. 1000 BUY. NOW from our (real wtlertioo ol Super sharp' Low miles. V». autoroaUc. miles Sacrifice »1.850 Tyme Sales. nor body work, 4 paint- »950 »41-172» miles, loaded, showroom coodJtloo, RV'i We hive ovtr $0 new and used Motorhomes JACK CAULEY cooditioo. white with black leather. 150 sedan Loaded Low mileage Like new power steering 4 braies. alrr dual gas «. 465-5544 coodlUoo. 11795 ~ 175-0151 »9400 455-2715 or 274-9404 motorbomes. fold downa. aod truck Links, rear slide window. »AVE - CHEVROLET - automatic, stereo. »7000 454-0074 TRIUMPH 197« TR-7. DO rust, low tamper* ID itoci mclodm*: iht til cm MAZDA RX7. 1979 Loaded Meat see miles, good traospurtauon, »1.150 or RJVERU 1979 Type S Cleifl. Must fee • We Pay Liens ORCHARD LAKE RD. CORVETTE l»Jl. tow miles. »4500 best offer 478-9174.197-1904 ELECTRA. 1981 Part Aveoue. 4 door, diesel po»«red 15 ft Champion Used Work «14-5100 eil 179« 15.000 miles »7.-000 Til 1pm, 1(5-4240. diesel engine, 21 MF"G aly, loaded, ex- 87.000 - »5-0215 tr«vel uaiJen, tod pkt-upa priced to JACK CAULEY Between 14 4 15 Mile Rds eves. 112-4111 ceUeot coodlboe »«.495 Call 441-2945 sell Now 2 locations to serve you H W Or after « - 61481S1 TRIUMPH. 197«, TR7. excellent coodi- RIVIERA 1974 original owner, maifl- Motor H«me». Inc • Spot Cash Paid - CHEVROLET - 855-9700 MAZDA RX7.19»!. Mode) CSL, loaded tier, rustproofed amfm stereo cassette, Uloed. garaged. 41,000 miles. Excep­ CORVETTE. I>71. red,saddle browo 1 i-fc-ner. »2900 417-S195 ESTATE WAGON 1974. good mnniag «»1-172» . 3»7-OJ01 ORCHARD LAKE RD. DODGE 1974 Power Wagon, 4x4. no original owner. 74.000 miles. T-top. 4 J11.J445 coodiUon, very Utile rust, (495.S15-S281 tionally Sharry »1.»7 5 «S2-4il5 bed; new engine parts, very good condi­ • You Owe It To Yourself To Between 1« & IS Mile Rds speed manaal. air. AM-FM. till 4 T- MAZDA RX-7. 1931. GSL loaded: VOt.VO 1974 Excels condition, auto­ v DODGE I »7J Champion motor borne. tion »950 After 7PM »51-4920 scope. good cooditioo, »6.500. 474-8291 matic. JJ185 Tyme Sales LeSABftfiim. VjJoor. »1.000 miles. RFVIEftA. 1976 - $2,988 855-9700 . Excellent coodiUoa After 6pm47i-»170 »1«95 * 4S147M ttil . 4SJ7SO SeeUs.Por Our Bldlf ' «55-5544 Full power, loaded with options.' FORD 197«. F-250. power steering/ DODCE 1974, nower wagoo, 4 wbee! CORVETTE 1975- Convertible, air. au­ TORRENT drive. WlOO. 118, automatic, power MERCEDES BENZ 1979 450SL con­ LE SABRE 1977- low'mileage, lowfed. brakes, automatic, eicellent condition, tomatic, power windows 4 brakes, tiit vertible 4 hardtop, oo winters All op­ VOLVO 1981 CL 4 door, automatic, TAMARQFF BUICK Shasta mini motor borne no rest, cap 474-7421 steering, locking hubs, stereo cassell, wheel, »».«75 , 4411257 loaded. II roos old Immaculate Sacri­ new set of steel belted radials, UlOO l«ft-. sleeps 8 SEETOMKARAY good condition, f»00 718-2451 tions Perfect Low miles 641-541» or 441-4491 353-1300 144-4S91 fice »10.500 Call Mr Zais 441-0400 Days9S7-2«I0 Eves SJ5-5M4 Of FORD. 1879. P 150 Ranger XLT. auto­ CORVETTE 1975. excellent condition, EAGLE, 1981.4x4. low miles JAVE. stored winters 8urgund_y with black in- LeSABRE 197», 4 door- Custoto. V». RIVTERA. 1940 Type S, 17.000 miles. matic JJ-.995" NorthBros - 421-117« fiERCEDES 1971- 220O. needs body power. Digital Stereo cassette »1.400 Absolutely use ne>. full power J9J9S MIDAS 197J. SO' mini motorbome. very NorthBros 421117« tenor »6900 or best offer 427-409» clean 8*1-0797 Call 421-5700 work tt motor, overfiaul Interior In 852 Classic Cars 874-999» or 775-145« LEE-S-. FOBD. 1979. F 150 4x4 rU hger, 4 speed CORVETTE 197». dark brown inside 4 mint cooditiorw^New tires 4 brskes «9«9 MIDDLEBELT FORD. 19S0. F-150, pickup, excellent wjibalr »AVE »1100 . . * 417-199» CHRYSLER, 194» Royal, all -original, LESABRE. 1979 J4.9M MIDAS 197« Motorbome. M Ft. self- Open Mon. & Thurs. Eves. coodition »5J95 outside. 4 speed, loaded, low miles, win­ v excellent cooditioo, 11.000' original 2 bloehs S of Warms Rd contained, dual air. low mileage, cruise North Bros. 411 1178 ter stored, J7500 Alter4pm 477-2151 Limited, loaded, low miles. 412-4591 cootrol. large logiare carrier, excel, LIVONIA C P 525-5000 MEBCEOES. 197« 100-D. excellent miles. 12400 471-0484 FORD 197» F250 4x4. heavy duty. cooditioo. loaded, maintenance record. lent condition. I0-1JMPC .»11.500. CMC 19«« City Tractor. Braod oew V«- CORVETTE. 1977 Showroom oew. can­ ELDORADO, 1971 coovertible. leather TAMAROFF BUICK RIVIERA 1982. loaded, low miles. tall 4 speed, locking bubs, dual lacks, 2 sets dy apple red. lull power, low miles 4 snows oo wheels «14-275» or SS7-W0 »11.000. Call eves 459-1514 " 474J7«i 92 Detroit Diesel complete Less than of tires, am-fm 422-7018 Interior, new valves," must sell »1.000 353^1300 2000 miles on new engine »4500; Call LEE^ MERCEDES 1977. 450S L as Is, or best offer 5111101 NOMAD 1«5 Travel Trailer. ItV. tan- Crestwood «969 MfDDLEBELT RIVIERA 1982. V-4. astro roof: fire after 9am 948-7150 FORD. 1981 Bronco XLT. Lariat, Exec »21.000 After 1 PM, ealL 149-4799 LE SABRE. 1981 »9.544 dem axle, self-cootalned. »iUi bltcb. 7 blocks S. of Warren Rd FORD. 1911. Deluxe Model A Coupe, tmist gray, loaded, 5400 miies. CM owned. 100 CID. « cyiinder. manual 4 door. Limited, loaded with equipment Exec. »14,400 449-4951 »2.500 425-87M LUY' 1981 Pick-op. 4 wheel drive. trans. 1 speed with Overdrive, buckets 4»2-45»i-^ UtER;CEDESi . 1911 100SD Black. 41.000 with rumble seat, excellent, »10100 Diesel, extra coverage not prootng. 4 air. gauges, flip rear seat, tinted galss. miles, sunroof Beautiful car IJ 9.9*0 794-1444 TAMAROFF BUICK RIVIERA 1942- V«. loaded, sharp. GM PLAY MOR. 1977. 14 (t travel trailer Dodge spped, namoal transmlssloa Eicellent CORVETTE 1978. Silver Anniversary, After Spm. (517)1491178 Good condition'Heater, stove, electric mid-console. AM-FM cassette. 1 tooe FORD 195« 2 door customltne coupe ExecuUve, »12.700 After 4PM: cooditloa 11.000 miles »8.000,.828-9154 blue, chrome rear step bumper. F 4 R 21.000 miles, all options, »9,500 firm 353-1300 frig »2150 After Sj>m. 411-50« ... , 149-4492 MGB 197». very good cooditioo. garage VI. automatic. 2«,000 original miles 540-9242 32850 Ford Rd. TOYOTA. 981, plckop. 19.500 miles, slay bars, HD F 4 R suspension, iisd Excellent After 5 PM POP UP CAMPER kept, am-fm. good Ures. 18.000 miles, 2 554-5477 matching cap. stereo 4 sppeedi . 4 cylin­ plates. 11 Cal capacity. Rangier radi­ DATSUN B-210. 197». GX Hatchback. tops. 422-701« Sleeps ¢. good coodition. »S50 Just W. of Merriman der. Excellent condition »5«9S or oest al* Owned 4 months, under Warranty. AM-FM stereo, good rannlng cooditioo CTO 1945. 49.000 miles. 4 speed. Post- Call 595-JI55 GARDEN CtTY offer After Spm, 484-4495 »11.900 negotiable 411-7891 »2700 After «pm 427-0417 PEUGEOT-New 19« Gas traction, ui power available. California Uncle Lou sez: * 1 utle. Original mint cooditioo, »4.900 or if PRIVATELY OWNED 505 S loaded »14.575 JEEPCJ7 1980 Reoegade. new soft top, DATSUN. 1972 240Z. 4 speed, mags, Datgklsa Peugeot Cadillac best offer S75-7J27 or 595-7112 "^^a^8»*" * 24 ft motorhome for rent 823 Vans 4 speed. »«000 or best offer good coodition. very nice Z »2,500 6140 Woodward «75 0100 Weekly 4 wees, end reotals Cat 18I-78U or 261-1557 «14-4721 GTO. 19*7. Colorado car. clean »1,500 BUY A CHEVY, FlY EASTERN! 75J-JIJ0 BEAUVILLE 1981 Sport Van. air condi­ PEUGEOT 1974- diesel. 4 door. 4 speed, or best offer After 5PM. 271-8714 tioned, auto transmission, power steer- JEEP. 1978. J-10 Pickup. 4 wheel drive. DATSUN. 197« B-110. good cooditioo. sunroof, 57.000 ml 17 MPG. exc. Sell RENT A DREAM »1.7«4 A.M-FM Call 174-4910 »50 over trade in »4200 544-7017 GTO 19««, 5«.000 miles, dual gate auto, * CMC Motor Homes LET US SELL YOUR CAR! tog. amim stereo. 19895 power Steering 4 brakes, air. positrac- 45VH48 459-8110 LIVONIA CP 515-5000 After 5 PM, call: 455-097» Dav • Week or Monthly Renu) -- PORSCHE 1961. 254 B Coupe. Super Uoo, California UUe. original mint coo­ 540-«?»» 56J4SJS FOR $25 JEEP. 1979 CJ-7 Reoegade. V-J. air. DATSUN 1977. 2«0Z. 2H 2 Good coodi- dlUoo. J5.9O0 or best offer.S25-7«27 or * LIVONIA AUTO CONSIGNMENT CHEVY BEAUVILLE 1981 C 20 Load­ t«00. newly rebuilt eoglne. full restora­ ed'15.000 miles 591-0444 hardjsofl top. A.M-FM cassette, tilt tioo. best offer 651-8047 tion. »4500 Eves »11-445-1741 595-7111 TRAlLSUZER. 1965. 10 ft travel USED CAR BROKER wheel, power steering 1 speed, new trailer, sleeps S. self-cooUioed. very 427-5970 CHEVY VAN 1977, 10 Series, Long ttres. Best offer DATSUN 1977. 2J0Z. air, am-fm. alu­ PORSCHE 1974- 914. 1 » Litre, green, MERCURY. 1985. Montclalr. 4 door, good condition JIJ00 595-6141 Wheel base, custom interior, sunroof CaU 477-5457 or Eves. 259 5505 minum" wheels, extras, mint, stored. good cooditioo. stored winters, »4000 black. 21.701 miles Must see Asking bucket seals, low miles »1.000 or best »«100 Call after Jpra 5S1-2144 or best offer After 6pm • »79-0271 »4.500 like new' Hines Park Lincoln- TRANS VAN 197». low miles, air. ster­ SHARP offer. After 6pm. 421-7709 JEEP. 1979. Pickup. 4x4. VS. automat­ Mercury 425-1014 eo. »7.650 ail J4J-SOJ9 or 259-OS2J ic, power steering 4 brakes Just In DATSUN 1978, F-10**»gon. 4 speed. jkttSCHfcn9T8. »14. grey metallic. lime (4.295 Am, rvsl proofed. 41.000 mites. »2,500 am-fm cassette, sun roof, »4.200/offer MUSTANG, 196S. 2-^2 Fastback. com­ JWe've E-X-P-A-N-D-E-D Chevy's J TRAVEL MATE hardtop popup camp­ CHEVY, 1978 JACK DEM.MER FORD 721-6540 624-1596 Before tPM.lSS-SOOO. ext. 55. Aiter pletely restored, showroom condition, er sleeps 6. heater stove, sink, icebox CADILLACS NOMAD VAN 8PM.SSJ-4S28 •r^tras too numerous to menUoo. After * "Buy Now & Fly" Program to * Great condition »775 . 5W-2191 5 passenger. »• loo. long wheel base, JEEP. 1981. CJ7. Reoegade. 4 cylinder. DATSUN 1979. Sharp. 1 door fastback. 4PM or weekends- 114-8467 BOUGHT automatic, power steering 4 brakes, 4 speed, chrome wheels, tilt, red black in eicellent coodition. air, stereo, auto­ PORSCHE 197». 911 SC coupe Loaded cruise, air. auxiliary rear tester, ster­ top. 17,000 miles, rustproofed. mint matic, oew tires. »1595 Rochester, I.'ti- with extras »19.000 Call 9AM-12 Nooo. T BIRD 1954. runs well, good cooditioo * Include ALL 1982 MODELS * 816 Auto & Truck & ' eo, roof vent 15.685 coodition. »4800 After 6 796-144« ca area. Business hours 254-2850 Moo thru Fri «75-2040 1-417-949-2691 Eveninp 652-9080 Parts & Service SURPLUS JEEPS - Cars - Boats PORSCHE 1982 911-SC Loaded Lease TRIUMPH 1971 C-T4 Mark III. poten­ J NEW '82 CELEBRITY 4 door J SOLD JACK CAULEY Many Sell For Under »50 DATSUN. 197». 210.4 speed, air. stereo, assumption Car in Detroit Call Cleve­ tial classic 40.000 miles, Texas car. w BF GOODRICH. All Terrain 10U5 - CHEVROLET- For Info call like new. »1295 -249-7955 land 216-524-U15 dark blue »4500 1-414-775-4196 *f\ill factory equipment: automatic J LP s. on « Ivg while wagon wheels Ex­ - Contact: Pat McAllster (111)911 -19«! Ext 2047 ^transmission, fuel injected 4 cyl- , -,- -[-. J cellent condition, best oiler. «44 0150 ORCHARD LAKE RD. DATSUN. 1980 210 wagon. 14.000 PORSCHE 924 197«. executive car. ex­ englr M m AUDETTE CADILLAC Between 14 4 15 Mile Rds- miles, automatic, air. cellent cooditioo. red/black interior, 854 American Motors Jinder engine. Stock #1622. 12 •* ~ " • "*- * I CAMPER CAP Ford 6¾ ft bed WUte 855-9700 825 Sports & Aiter « PM. call 427M52 many options. Pirelli tires. AmFm ster­ available at similar savings. ^^_ aluminum, new. »215 Call after »PM. 851-7200 eo cassette with Dolby, air. «4000 or AMC 1975. station wigoo. reliable 5- 420-290» Imported Cars DATSUN 1980, 210 Hatchback. >soeed. transportation. New Ures 4 battery. CHEVY. 1981 will sacrifice to best offer. Beautiful r AM-FM stereo cassette, air. rust- car-must see 444-4840 or 549-0426 »195. Call after SPM 154 1171 i'-' CARS sell for »117 95 (average) Also WE BUY CARS WINDOW VAN AUDI FOX 1977, 4 door, well main­ proofed, excellent coodition »1400 if * Jeeps. Pickups Available at local Gov't tained, very cleao. 4 speed, air Call af­ 459-1252 CONCORD DL. 1978. 4 cylinder, power LATE MODEL Gas saver. 4 cyl. 1 speed, power steer­ RENAL'LT I Si 1981. air. tilt wheel, .* (Includes * 1 Auctions For Dfreclory. (Call refund­ ing, power brakes, radio. "-> ton Eiua ter SPM »24-4695 electric windows aod more Sharp, steering, brakes, air. eitras »2800. best able). »O5-«»7-«O00. ext 1840 FOREIGN-DOMESTIC DATSUN 1980. 280 SX. low mileage, offer 5J2-47S7 517-1591 * $71593 sharp' »5.985 AUDI 1975 Fox Wagon. 4 cylinder, fuel Days 540-4700. Evenings «47-2172 Eastern round-trip * eicellent cooditioo. »4100 514-9225 * A CHEVY Blater Parts - ooe hardtop, ei- TOP DOLLAR PAID injected. 4 speed manual 50.000 miles RENAULT. 1981 18i Delux. 4 door. air. GREMLIN 1977, good coodlUoo. 54.000 * plus taxes, title & destination. ticket for 2) * celtent condition. »100. ooe rollbar »50. JACK CAULEY Good paint Many extras »2.100 Call DATSUN 1980 510. 2 door. 4 speed. AM- leather.-power Windows/locks, tilt, new miles. 2 speed. AmFm cassette, in­ See us for further details about your airline tickets on* tires 4 wheels. 5« In Grand Prix with 7AM-7PM. 578-1150 FM, rear defroster, excellent cooditioo cludes soow tires. »1.250 455-7411 SUBURBAN OLDS - CHEVROLET- coodiUoa. 11.000 miles, »«.500 851-9440 * any '82 Chevy or selected '83 model. Offer ends* white wagoo wheels. »200 J4I-JUJ. 1810 Maplelawo (Troy Motor Mall) 4 MPC. »1.900. After 4PM 442-2817 ® J48-O370 ORCHARD LAKE RD. BMW 1972 2002tli. excellent coodition SAAB 197». Turbo. 5 door, amfm, air. 4 GREMLIN. 1977. good coodiUoa spot­ November 15, 1982. * Between 14 4 15 Mile Rds throughout body, engine & Interior DATSUN. 1981 210. S speed manual. 40 less interior, automatic, air. Jl 100 643-0070 445-4487 or 897-5471 speed. »1.000 miles, rustproofed. »8500 CHEVY NOVA 1974 front clip, eoiine MPG, excellent coodition. »4.000 or 642-7271 or «44-2««« 444-4499 J50 cu in & transmission, windshield 855-9700 best offer After 10 AM. call 421-0504 We'll Buy Your BMW 1972, IOCS Coupe, triple black, * "Switch to LaRiche" * with actenna. rear window VW. 19C9 Bug. runs well, rusted shell back door, good condition »4500 Call HOW YOU CAN SAVE UP TO... Sell for pans »14« or besl offer Even­ JUNK CARS-LATE WRECKS after 9AM 944-7150 SPECIAL FACTORY SUPPORTED ings, weekends - 151-9455 $35 - $75 FORD 1978. Ecooolloe. power steering, MUST HAVE THTfcE- 818 Auto Rentals ( brakes, low mileage, excellent coodi- $1100 RUBES AUTO SALES. INC. tloo. »4.000 420-0847 4014» Schoolcraft. Prymooth. Ml ' & Leasing FORD. 1979. Customixed Van, only CASH ALLOWANCES <> RIGHT NOW ON BRAND NEW 1983 FORDS I > 453-0371 525-5444 »5.995 PILCO NorthBros 421-1174 <> PLUS RECEIVE A DISCOUNT OF MOTOR SALES* LEASING Junk Cars - Trucks FORD. 1981, Super Cargo Van, 4 cyl. o •NEW CARS- power ateertng 4 brakes, plenty of ON ALL NEW 1982 •USED CARS- Late Model Wrecks room for the big haul. «8.195- Bill •LEASING. Brown Ford. 25000 Plymouth Rd. at $1000 •DAILY RENTALS- WE TOW Wayne Rd 421-7000 • • ••• •»' • •••• 12550 Northwestern Hwy. ESCORTS • EXP's • MUSTANGS • PICKUPS Farrruogton Hills - 855-2000 AMERICAN FORD. 1981. Cooversloo Van. low AUTO WRECKERS. INC. miles, every opUon JAVE. THAT IS A GREAT DEAL NorthBros 421-127« ,820 Autos Wanted AND ON SELECT MODELS -ALSOI -m g 268-1090 GMC. 197« van. excellent coodiUoa, toll free loaded, fold-away bed, windows, clean, 24 mo./24,000 mile Maintenance Free Warranty '?'.' AAA BUYER JUNK CARS WANTED PosltracUoa »1500 217-t«l» Dead Or Alive Higb Dollar Paid HONDA 1980. Prelude. 5 speed, sun­ 1RAND NEWSW_1982'8 i Bill Wild Auto Salvage ««-1030 roof. Air coodiUomng. 29.500 miles TOP CA$H »4,100 «47-440« JUNKED. WRtTCTCEO, , SPECIAL! 11.9% Financing >FACTOB¥SEBATiI8 RUNNING OR REPAIRABLE I I, y /oftaLiAs Brtnd N«w 1942 HutUngt WAITING TOP $$$ FORD 1974 VAN •750 QUICK PICK-UP AutomaUc • No Rust Brand N«« 19« T-eirds PLUS All Makes Brand New «82 UtMUngi R»b«I«r» on Brand How 1842 987. COURIER8 & Models E & M AUTO PARTS Northville - TYME SALES WE PAY OFF LOANS 474-4425. 397-2200. MEMO: All A-Z-X Plan Buyers Do Qualify For Rebates 565-1365 199 Plymouth Rd.. Plymouth 550W.7MileRd. WE NEED 455-5566 at Avis Ford Plus 11.9% APR Financing VOLKSWAG0N, 1980 Vanagon'L, 9 PICK-UPS 822 Truck* For Sale passenger, AM-FM stereo, gas healer, At Northville Rd. very good coodlUoo. »8,750 Call CHEVROLET v> too, 1977 Silverado (2 miles W. of 1-275) 29200 Telegraph (at 12 Mile) 354-3000 Calilll: (»11)348-1774 Ken Stevens Automatic, power steering, brakes, cap Goo- d" shape . »1995 45J-1705 TENNYSON CHEVY CIO. 1977 plckop. wrecked r% 824 Jeeps & Other 427-6650 349-1400 CHEVROLET from side, many good parts including AVIS FORD bed. partingouL 515-5440 729-OOJ5 4-Wheel Drives 32570 Plymouth Rd CHEVY PICKUP 1M4. New brakes. ALL 4 X 4's WANTED Lrvonla 425-6500 shocks, clutch, battery, paint & stereo »Top Dollar! »1.400 or best 521-5177 540-4771 or 542-7777 MICHIGAN'S #1 VOLVO DEALER! CASH NOW BRONCO. 197». Ranger 4 speed Show- McDonald WE 8UY 1KKOCARS 4 TRUCKS CHEVY. 197rpIciop. v» loo, |»S0 or room New* A best offer " "- «21-«711 NORTH BROS NorthBros 421117« Tpr- YELLOW TAG M1-12U CHEVY. 197». Pickup with cap. short &KZ box, eitra clean, wagoo wheel and all BRONCO. I9«0. automaUc. stereo. 4x4. Annual... CORVETTES customised »AVE- SOUTHFIELD DODGE »54-0159 NorthBros 4X1-1376 Z28's CHEVY. 1979. Pickup, low mileage, en- TRANS AMS tra. clean,diesel, price reduced' 6 DAYS ONLY WANTEDI . SOUTHFIELD DODCE »540159 Ail Makes 4 All Models CHEVY 1980 STAKE TRUCK, auto­ OCT. 18th thru OCT. 23rd . Top Cash Paid matic EicellenI condition! »4.995 Open Monday, Oct. 18th thru Friday, Oct. 22nd JOE PANIAN • North Bros. 411-1»?« til 9.-00 PM CHEVROLET CHEVY 19JJ. S-10. 7500 miles, warren- FINAL '82 CLEARANCE 355-1000 ty. asking »«000 «514751 Saturday, October 23rd 9 AM to 3 PM CURRIER. 1981. reduced to »4800. 10 OVER 50 CARS TO CHOOSE FROM! Jack Cauley Chevrolet montluold. Under 11.000 mile* C»!lafler«pm 459-911« SALE • SALE 4¾¾ PAYS TOP SDOLLARS DATSUN. King Cab. like Dew. cap DEMO 1982 r OR SHARP USED CARS eitm »«.»0 19: -»«17 HO NEW 1982 VOLVO OLE VOLVO DL automatic, stereo.1 11,000 miles. «4900.477-411•«i:7 or tomallc. air. sunr JACK CAULEY jfjtweo. radial tlres.^ 471-2985 _ feather, eHov wheels' 1*2. -CHEVROLET- DATSUN. 1980. Pickup, sharoesf used NEVER BEFORE Pfull pdvwT-StOCk-*V32r>. ORCHARD LAKE RD. tract around 5 speed, only 22,000 Sticker $18, Between 14 4 4 5 Mile Rds mile »4.495 OKara Datsun, 35«5S Dealer Discount $1,500 855-9700 Plymouth Rd • 425-JJll SUCH A BARGAIN Dealer Discount $2,500 YOUR PRICE YOUR PR.CE * 10,488 NEW 1982 VOLVO "TURBO" NEW 1982 FIAT X19 Air. 4 speed with overdrive, suArool. REMOVABLE TOP powar windows, redlnirg front bocX- 6 speed. metsJlic paJnt, aJWy wheeJs, et». front spoiler. Stock «\ma. rear defr-ost, pin siripe. Stock «F25« SticKer $15,988 Sticker $11,4*8 Dealer Discount $2,000 Dealer Discount $1,500 YOUR PRI9E^ iflMU YOUR PRICE '9,986 THE "83'8" ARE HEREI Check the Used Car Yellow Tag on our "Imports Galore" lot.

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858 Buick 856 Buick 858 Cadillac 858 Cadillac 860 Chevrolet 860 Chevrolet 860 Chevrolet 660 Chevrolet 860 Chevrolet NOVA 197« Coecours*. 4 door. aulo> SKYLARK. 1»80. 2 door, automalk. SKiLARK »11. J doc*. orown. air. CADILLAC 1981. Sedan DevtUe, low COUPE. DE V1LLE 980. diesel. with CHEVETTES, 1981. 1 door, automatic, CITATION 19t0. automatic. 4 cylinder. air stereo. v«ry clean »4,»7S or besl cruise, rear defrost, till «beel,. J7.000 mileage, diesel. mini condition, wife's only 24.000 miles. mint condition, ATTENTION! air, 1 to choose »4.W5 2 door Hatchback, power steering, malic, tit. crulsi. "-extras, excellent, offer Afle Jpm ., .T74-7MJ mllea. good condition. »«.1» 474 MM car J5MMI »9100 J4I-J470 149-0157 braes, am-fm cassette, tinted glass, all »9.000 miles. »2500 After 4J>m. ««-8079 USED CAR LES STANFORD new brakes, cleajs. »1.800. «44-9046 CIMMARON. 1982. absolutely spotless. COUPE DE VILLE, 1975. 51.000 origi­ NOVA 197« hatchback. « cylinder. SKYLARK. I9J0.1 door. 4 cylinder, au­ (0.000 miles Power steering, brakes. tomatic. po*er steering, brake*, till. 858 Cadillac All the trtraa Expertly maintained. nal miles Ailing »2.(95 Mines Park SPECIALS! JOE PANIAN CHEVROLET CITATION 19(0, « B1AR1TTZ ItSi. Lo»d«d. 11.000 mile*, over brakes, air, excellent cooditioo, eicelleol condition. »17.800 SSJ-4JS9 COUP DE VJ.LLE 19J1. loaded, caoraet ELDORADO 1978.. Blarntr, triple 565-6000 8.000 miles, J4.WS 651901» top. wires/locU.CB cassette.arm theft, brown, loaded Low miles Excellent* TO CHOOSE FROM CHEVROLET ii: NOVA 1»7J Power steering, brake* SKYLARK ISJI Sport Coupe. U.000 CADILLAC ltd 4 door, perfect condi­ electric teals, f 10.900 2M-29SJ atr. lew miles. New tires, shocks & muf­ Must see. for only »6.950. 42O-0U5 LOU LaRICHE CHEVETTE 197». 1 door, 4 speed, good CITATION 19JI- 4 door. Batcbback, 4 tnrlei Leaded Excellent coodilion. CVJ tion, only «.000 rriiles JSW0 149-)470 OVER 98 cylinder, 4 speed, loaded 477-1959 fler. Best offer. 5(2-12» «f«irive.««.4S> »44-11»« J4»-01>7 COUPE D'Elegance. 1978. tally EL DORADO. 1981. Blaci/bUci. every CHEVROLET coodiUoaJJIOO H55 equipped, loaded with eiUas, ooe option possible, excellent cooditioo ' USED CARS CITATION 1981. sport model CM exec NOVA 197(.Cfcjtoro 4 door, automatic, -CADILLAC. 1979. Seville. 44,000 mite, owner, well maintained. »5500 or best Plymouth Rd • Just West of 1-275 CHEVETTB. 197». 4 speed, stereo cas- air. cruise. po»*f locks, brakes, steer­ SKYLARK l»ll. V6. air. aclomat*!. Must see. fantastic'«2»S7S1. 842-7771 telle. sunroof, reclining cloth seats, car. automatic, 1 door. 415-0M7 Niereo. cruise defoggtr eirelleol con­ wires, spill seals, loaded' DIESEL, lull offer Days )52-5480 Evenlnp or 453-4600 IN STOCK ing Excellent condition »2990.459-1078 II rnoeli. 10.000 mile warranty Includ­ weekends JlF950l EyX)RAl5o 1981 Diesel. 9000 miles, must see. »1.800 Alter S PM. 167-4411 CORVETTE. 1981. UgJsl beige/tan dition SUM mile* After 3PM Ulittl CAMARO. 1977, automatic, power FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY SELLINC YOUR CAR' ed »9.295 almond, needs good borne, beautiful steering, brake*, air. stereo, extra CHEVETTB.1W8, excellent conditioo, leatier, automatic, stored winters; SKYLARK 15»! Whil* white, loaded, COUPE DE V1LLE J»7J. fully many extras »17.500 »42-1249 clean. »14.000. After 5 PM. 1-694 204» Wsplay it where the Buyers (re - out­ LES STANFORD equipped, well maintained, lite new clean Low miles »2850 455-1117 ruslryoofed, V if 111). great mileage, re- doors at the only automotive "Flea ^client earvdilion »«W0 «8l-8l«5 etinlng seats, snow tires. »240014(-1104 IMPALA-1M4 SS. 4 Joecd. excellent tires I iDUnor"fT»5 offer »55 1827 SALE BY OWNER 1980 Sedan DeVille CAMARO. 1982 Z-28. black, loaded. Market" of Its kind Sat-Sun..(-4pm CHEVROLET Loaded. »9.800 1982 Sedan DeVille. INVENTORY cooditioo. best offer call after « 10PM- Calaty Drive-in oo Dcquindre. N of 10 SKYLARK 19*1. J door power steer 21711 Michigan Aviv Dearborn COUPE De Ville. 1982. wkite. Cabnolel excellent condition CHEVETTE.UU.JUyllnoW automat­ 595-1112 loaded, 9000 miles, »14.500. both mint After 6 PM. call 422 7136 ic, power steering, [far.delog. cloth In­ Mile. Call PARK N'SELL 751 M77 787, Eves 559 3*22 stereo, rear speakers. 4 new mlcbelia CHEVETTE 191», .lr, automatic, tilt, shocks tranmtssV». excellent car. Offer Refused «576 5111111 2500 miles, like new Weekdays. 8AM tires, new shocks oew brakes front k radatj-rear deleg. stored lasl winter 4PM. 552 2191 After «PM. »55 128» FOX HILLS SEVILLE d-ELEGANCE 1980 Loaded- rear, rustproofed 42.000 miles. »4.250. Call Our Special »2750. Call after 5PM. 537-3481 Low miles Best Offer- 115-1826 excellent condition )28-lt}4 IMPALA 1»7». 4 door, fully equipped, Hotline Number CHEVETTE, 197», 4 door, rear deiog. eicellerst condition »1.495 (51-2604 SEVILLE 1976- Pale yellow, moooroof. luggage rack, tuned glass, automatic, 862 Chrysler CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH CAPRICE 196( wagon, runs good, good Fo/ Detall9 & Selection MALtBU CLASSIC 1979. 2 door, air, ei leather, tape, an opuecs. excellent coo- radial tires. (450 or best offer 646-6920 (julet sound group, radio, notproofed, CORDOBA 1977. loaded, oo rust Musi diuoo »5900 522-9335 JOE.PANJAN undercoated »2475. 459-495! cellent, Ipw mileage, rear de-fogger, "Your new Local Dealer" CAPRICE 1977 Classic, loaded 1 tone. power. »4195. After 5pro 626 5850 sell'Laid Of r »2,795 or best offer. SEVILLE 19(1. Elegante, perfect Excellent running car Good-condition CHEVROLET CHEVETTE 1980. 4 door hatchback. 4 525-1063 condition. 2 tone blue. »15.000 21,000 speed, clean »1700 879-109« MALIBU 1932. wagon, economical v-6. 1 »1.400 535 3121 28111 Telegraph Rd at 1-696 stereo, cruise, many- options, (000 CORDOBA. 197». Fresh & like new 646-1226 mites CAPRICE. 1977 Classic. 4 door. air. CHEVETTE 1980. 4 door, 4 speed, air. miles, »(200. hke new 51(1310 Triple dove Non nicer" »1.795 355-1600 am-fm. rear defog, other extras, 16,000 CREJTWOOD DODGE . 421-5700 complete power, sacrifice. »1.650 MALIBU. 1874, 2 door, « cylinder, auto­ 860 Chevrolet ." »52-5174 miles, must sell, going overseas »3.750 CORDOBA, 1980. beautiful cars. 2 to CAPRICE 197r Estate wagon, power 115-1911.135-1115 matic, power steering, runs & looks 1 CAMARO 1969 127. power glide, super CAPRICE 1977. Classic Loaded. 2 windows, locks, steering, seats Cruise g«od.ecooomlcaL»750 425-5944 choose. Priced to sett From »5.795 sport bood. good interior, above aver­ door, dark groen. good condition. »2750 Amfm. t|ll 107 V-6. llrnpg higliway. CHEVETTE, 1980. 1 door standard 4 CRESTWOOD DODGE 4215700 age condition 624-4061 VCC. 12195 425-1697 speed, radio, twin sport tetfrora. deluxe MALIBU 1975. Classic. Air. good coodi­ 1983's ARE HERE! •551-S118 tioo,'runs well. »1500 559-9741 CORDOBA 19(0 Loaded, mint coodi­ wnee! covers, new tires »3.200 (53 1113 CAPRICE 1977 4 door, silver/red inte­ lion. 40,000 miles. Burgandy. »5000. rior Loaded, all extras S'ery good coo- CHEVETTE 1980- white, 4 speed, 4 MALIBU 1976 Classic wagod. automat­ 51V1264 dilico »2.(50. After 4PM 334-4351 door *> hatchback, low mileage, am-fm. ic, power steering, brakes, air. AM-FM New tires. »1000 474-9205 Excellent cooditioo inside & out. »2.100. LE BARON. 197(. Town & Country OVER 200 CARS AVAILABLE! CAPRICE. I»7(. full power, air. stereo. 4(4 4064 Wagon Loaded' Extra nice' Just »4.895 cTTnsemewttresTnmpToofeclreirellent CHEVETTE1 19(0, red. 12.000 miles. CRESTWOOD DODGE 421-5700 condition. »2.600 47(-1794 MALIBU. 187( Classic, automatic. V(. Air conditioned, automatic LE BARON I960 Medalioo 4 door transmission, »1.760 1551(90 power, air. 72.000 miles, good coodilion. Come See The CAPRICE 1981 Classic Diesel, loaded. discounted toseU. »2.500 1-((7-(640 sedan, excellent condition, loaded. 17.000 miles. »7,295. CHEVETTE 19(1. white. 4 door. 4 »5700. After «pm «52-4253 »71-0467 speed. 29.000 miles, power brakes, de­ MALIBU. 1979. Georgia car. ( cyl. luxe loXerlor. de-fogger. »4.000 474-2486 steering, brakes, cruise, air. immacu­ LE BARON. 1980. Medallion, eitra spe­ Lowott Priced Luiury New Classy The Classy CAPRICE 19(1. dark blue. 4 door. 6 cyl­ late. »1(50 471-1429 cial equipment Extra loaded' Beauti­ Car in America; Th* Classy inder, air. stereo radio, cruise control, CHEVETTE 19(1. 4 door, automatic. ful' Just »6.795 ChrysJer Chrysler natproofed. 21.000 miles. »7.450 After 5.900 miles. Silver Absolutely like New' MALIBU 1981. station wagon, automat­ CRESTWOOD DODGE 421-5700 Chryglar New Yorker 4PM. 2941572 ic, air. extras »6150 «52-1129 E Class Cars Le8aron USED CAR SPECIALS! »4400 26l-2519or47(-4029 LE BARON. 1980. 53.000 miles. See at CAPRICE. 1982 Classic, 4 door, loaded CHEVETTE 1981 4 door. 4 speed. 2 MALIBU 19JJ Classic. V(. air. power 17M3 Garfield. Detroit. N oi 6 Mile. W 78 BRONCO with options. 7.300 miles. »9.100 tone blue. 17.000 miles, asking. »4000 steering-brakes, automatic, low mile­ of TelegTaph Behind church Loaded. Monday Special) HURRY! Call «81-5472 651-4751 age, must sell 649-714» NEW YORKER. 1977. loaded Leather 75 CHEVV VEGA WAGON CAPRICE 1982 Diesel- Fairly loaded CHEVETTE I9»l. 4 speed. 4 door, cos MO>TTE CARLO. 1977. Landau, T top. interior, ooe owner Runs good Needs $995 Warranty 9600 mites 32mpg »8500 lom Interior.eilenor. air. radio, ei- fully loaded 41.000 miles Exlra clean bodywork 1700 After5pm. 455-5672 (Tax rebate ) (87-775( tras »4400 AFter 4pro. 47(-4112 condition 1 lady crwner 646 4117 •80CITATION NEW YORKER 1980. loaded, moon MONTE CARLO. 19(9. 37.000 mites. .Stle*. 2 door $3,995 CAVALIER. 19(2 wagoo. automatic, CHEVETTE 1982. 4 door, automatic, roof, cruise, power doors, windows Starling At Starting At air. many extras. 8.000 miles, balance am-fm stereo, air. warranty, »6200 loaded. eiceHenl condition seats, excellent condition »6650 Starting At '82 BLAZER 4x4 of warranty »7500 Mint' 133-2270 541-7«»» Weekdays. 349-7050 Eves. 595-7475 739-4637 or. 978-9««« Onry 97 miles, now car interest $13,750 CAVALfER. 1982 2 door, white. 4 CHEVETTE 1982. loaded. 13 »00 miles M0MTE CARLO. 1971. 61.000 miles. $10,997 speed, power steering, brakes, air, ster­ »5 79« Call after « PM sunroof, all eitras. new brakes 864 Dodge $8236 $7789 -££T 78LeSABRE Sharp cooditioo »975 «26-7188 PIJI destination & handling t door hardtop - Wi artoTim 4 eo. 8.000 miles Excellent condition 47(-(012 Plus d*itlniitton A handling 4 door, automatic. aJr. like new $3995 »6.400 656-1266 ARIES. 1981. 4 door-, special car. spe­ donrt and coriTartaiaH CHEVROLET 1982. Malibo Clasic Sta­ MONTE CARLO 1979 »05 VI, all pow- cial value Only »5.388 COME SEE THE NEW LOOK ^ BUICK STATION WAGON CHEVELLE 1972 power steering, tion Wagon, eicellem condiUoo. 18.000 er. options, clean 15500 or CRESTWOOD DOTXJE «21-5700 Oneowner_ $5395 brakes. 107 automatic with air. mas miles, loaded 474-8125 best offer 511-6757 537 1594 OF THE NEW PLYMOUTH good Needs tires & minor work »750 ASPEN 1976 po*T steering. 6 cylin Gties&> 4 OoOf Horuon i Dow Tourisoo ^?2ZH1^^ 79 GRAND PRIX negotiable Call before 2 PM. 453-5610 CHEVY 11. 19«. 4 door. «2.000 original MONTE CARLO, 1977. 33.000 miles, 1 der. am-fm. automatic, snow tires, miles, good coodilion. »400 or best offer owner, automatic, air. fully loaded, ex­ clean. »1500 After 6pm 642-8759 Starting At Starling A! Automatic, air. pewer iteering. power brakes, stereo. (CQCn cellent condition. »1500 261-5120 26.000 mile approximate v99wV CHEVELLE. 1977 Malibu. aulomaUc. 414-944( power steering brakes. AM-FM Qua- ASPEN 1977. SE. 6 cylinder. 2 door, au $5599 $5998 drasonic sound, factory air. Landau top CHEVY 1977. 4 door, small V(. good MONTE CARLO 1975. 150 automatic, tomalic. stereo, air. sunroof, good con­ fV»dwWliA4iao"4 P»u« o rusl Eilra Clean 14001 Telearnoh 04 1At\t\ (IJ95 Garage D CITATION. 1980 2 door. 5 speed. « cyl- CORONET 19,75. excelleot condition at Jeffries (i-96) 00 l / lUU CHEVETTE 1978. automatic, air. FM. inder. power steering, brakes. AM-Fl 5188547 clean 11.550 522-3606 New starter, brakes, automatic, amfm rustproof, rear defrost. »1.850. 626-1151 MONZA. 197» 2 plus 2 sports model. 4 runs well After 4pm 644-7580 cylinder, special Inslnimenlatlon. sport wheels, etc »3.100 645-1071 DART 1972 Good shape, very depend­ able New parts, must sell. »750 Pox Hills NOVA. 1811 Auto, power steering 156-1479 brakes, am-fm, 66.000 miles, good con­ dition »SS0 or offer 278-7465 DART 1973. 4 door, low miles Eicel- ler.t condition Automatic, power steer NOVA. 1979. Coupe, automatic, air, ir.g »1.250 Ask for_JoMat5»l-«103or Chrysler-Plymouth stereo, sunroof, sport wheels, extra 62(2(78 clean, low mileage. Must see' SOUTHFIELD DODGE 154-0159 DIPLOMAT 197» 2 door. Leather de­ 111 W. Ann Arbor Rd., Plymouth luxe interior, arrrtm stereo, power 455-8740 steering and brakes, air 981-56(7 ONE CALL DOES IT ALLI PODGE. 197(. Omni. « door, automatic. I Place your classified want ad ID don't pass this ooe up Suburban Detroit's finest market SOUTHFIELD DODGE »5«-0158 The Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers DODGE. 1 »7».Diplomat, (cyl.stereo 8 CELICA GT COUPE 591-0900 Wayne track, save oo this ooe Automatic, ak,- power altering,- erulsa^ 644-1070 Oakland ISOuTHFIELODODGE 154-0159 floor mats, electronic fuel Injection. Stock DODGE. 19(0. Challenger, tutone. fully S70O3C, 852-3222 —Rochester/A von equipped, siarp' Use yoor Visa or Master Card SOUTHFIELD DODGE 154-0159 LIST H 0,365 DISCOUNT * 1,237 AMERICAR AMERICAR AMERICAR Y U R 1982 P R°. 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Audio upgrade, electric sunroot. digital display Instrument panel, 2 lone paint, carpeted mala, electronic fuel Injocllon. Stock *7$86B. 1981 JEEP RENEGADE 1980EAGtE OVER 40 '83'8 AVAILABLE Custom fiterglas too Plus matching soft- —4-door, 4 whee*-<3V(va,-^>Q^?i»t"tyjiorh'atic;— top cailsa. AM/FW. brown wttrvmatching ctoth CLOSE-tfOT^PRICES ON '82 CARS & TRUCKS $7575 $5985 I PORSCHE - AI^DI 5 DATSUN • • figs- ..,-+ : -1_ >.r3i J t ' ' i\ t *,' • Hi-. otMon— TOYOTA PONTIAC » GMC TRUCKS » TOYOTA ) I? Plus free loaner when your car fe In service— ^ ^^sw Ford Rd. at Wayne Rd. Westland 721-1144 1978 SUNBIRD WOODY WAGON 1979 CUTLASS SUPREME BROUGHAM 649-1300 Automat*, power, air. stereo, live new mside and Tripleburogndy, rot) power, air. cruise tift Over 200 Cars & Trucks in Stock (or Immediate Delivery IIIO $3775 $5945 HAVE YOU DRIVEN A FORD? LATELY. LTD CROWN VICTORIA 10 CROWNS 1983's ESCORT L 3 DOOR ISYaTM IN STOCK \ 8 METRO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU £ AMERICAR AMERICAR AMERICAR

LOADED 4 DOOR Free Air LIST.... $5947 AVIS Crown Victoria, spilt bench. Luxury halfrcof, air, tinted glass, defroster, conventional spare or YOUR > M*-*S**+ FORD white (Joe wall radials. Stock 87274. PRICE ....$5388* 1979 AMX UFTBACK LIST $11,740 500 Cash USED CARS Automatic, power steering, stereo, road wfiee'i 1981 FORD CONVERSION VAN 48 Mo. Purchase 48 Mo. Lease ixceptfXKi ^ --,^ * CeplaWJ ehalra. Ml rear Back $ 72 '70CHBVBTTH -- C/IH/H bench, air. stereo. CB. road on an ordered (or ( «JrtOlV wheels1 leprae*, ladder. PRKTE $10/177* $-IEi|04*154 * 112 *** 2door, extra clean ca/, low miles. $2408 15.000 mBes. Ltjase Escort, Mus­ With Free AJr Total $10,980 48 Mo. Purchase 48 Mo. Lease tang, or LTO. Tofaf Payments t7393.92 Payments SS410.56 79 FAIRMONT F.UTURA 96 70 AutorMW.rx)w«*teerV)Oft^bra)(6S.alr,oory $3595 1980 OLDS-OMEGA 1978 NOVA Automate, «V. power steerlnQ. Extra cteanl 3 doqr. automatic, power, turovirtdy, Hke new (Ires, $290 ** *227 *** 78 PONTIAC SUNBIRD —-1 $4870 rustproofed. Extra clean. itaA'VAt"* TotalPtyrrwils113.966.03 Tot*Payments110.9&6O Faitback. automatic, power iteertr^ and brakes. $2495 MUSTANG GT LTD 4 DOOR '79 FORD FAIRMONT WAOON 1981AMC CONCORD 10412 GRAND PRIX LJ Automatic, power ateerlrvg and brakes, . OL Air. AM-FM. bke new Uvoug/xxrl. "The Boss Is Back* 6 cylinder, automatic, power steering, Full power, air, 8300 mites, factory bffldaJ. wMte sWe walls.-eJr, tinted glass. verysharpl $3990 $5775 \ •70 LTD II 1_ -' ^$9682 2 door, flutomji^powef steering and " ' 1980 TOYOTA COROLLA 1977 CAMARO LT •brakes, aJr conditioning. ^CA<..fcs. sun/ool Extra cfear" ' YOUR PRICE- 'tfO MU9TANQ A.ulomat(c.pow«K. a)r. 23,000 mites. 'YOUR PRICE 2 door, automatic, powsr steering and brakes $4485 LIST.. ..$9852 air conditioning. $3875 $8495* LIST ....,...... $9939 $8446* 48 Mo. Purchase 48 Mo. Lease •80 CADII^AC C0UPB OeVILLI 1981 OMEGA BROUGHAM 1981 AMC SPIRIT DL 48 Mo. Purchase alf 48 M,o. Lease door, power, . »'efeo ; ^ crulM, 2_lorrS fleyllrxw.automatic, poweritaerinr;, brfjMred. Km 87 00 Extra sharp, (oaded. tow mites. . $10i> $4980 Total Payment i I l.Si066 Uke new condition, loaded. . $9960 '{^•**w*r>a»iic»yd»lax»», tro.lrt«»n VWort^ tW lajsfang, 11»ibj le^ *t>ov»unft« •80CHEVETTE AMC Betge, 4 door, eha^>f $3295 Jeep JEANN0TTE Renault MICHIGAN'S #1 FORD DEALER ROWN 32222 PLYMOUTH RD„ AVIS FORD 14949 Sheldon Rd., Plymouth LIVONIA 453-2500 OP£NMORftTHUR8.Ur4TlL9PM. . FORD 421-7000 I?W 354-3100 <>,

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664 Dodge 866 Ford 866 Ford 866 Ford 866 Ford 866 Ford 874 Mercury 874 Mercury 874 Mercury DODGE. U80. Omnj. 4 . 4 door loaded 'CRANADA. 19J1. 4 door. « ey!. «oto- matic. power steering & brixes, tow MUSTANCM 19^8 Hardtop sedan, au velour interior Most options U.850 steering-brakes, am fm stereo, rear de- MARQUIS 1975 wagoo, body looks wli* CB Ust of U* Bis Ones ESCORT 19«. J door. 4000 mile* tomauc. V6 engine, loaded. 16,000 steering-brakes. 4 speed, am-fm. luxury 522-8291 fogger, 40.000 miles. »1500 ^ 525-4047 good, good tires, transmission needs SOUTHF1ELD DODGE . »4-015» 1(900 Underooatrd. JtKk shift, radio mles 15.995 Interior »500 ... 42H1S9 876 Oldsmoblle JACK DEMMER FORD 721-65M miles, woman owtjer Snow tires with work, (600 or best offer 591 3412 474-«i7S T-BIRD. 1980 Super nice. 2 to choose CAPRI 1979. sun roof, water injection. CUSTOM CRUISER 1»T«. loaded/new rims, used 1 winter Mint cooditloo; MUSTANG 1981, 4*cylinder, automatic, 4 speed. 4 cylinder, oew tires. »2.900 DODGE. H»l. Omni Mi«r. 1 door. «• LTD 1?. 197« 4 door Brougbam'Sl.OOO »4250 7391285 from »5.995 MARQUIS 1976 Brougham, very food radials. 9 passenger, excellent coodi- ESCORT. 1S82. 4 door. 4 speed, radio. hm-ffp. stereo cassette, sunroof. 15,000 LEE'S - 421-7978 condition Asking" Price*»2.JO0 cellftt coodition $5.795 .OHira Dal- lUOOO-miles, Like oew sports iinpes. miles, loaded. »17,00 m WS miles 16000 After 5pm 6(4-6115 Uon »1«>0 . ,"J J2J-6459 sub. J5*55 Plymouth Rd 42V-JSI1 MUSTANG I9?7 Automatic Loots & «969 MJDDLEBELT 411-0925 15.19$ Bill Brown Ford. J5000 Plym­ 2 blocks Sol Warren Rd CAPRI. 1960, perfect- coodition Low CUTLASS SUPREME. 1*80, automatic, outh Rd it Wayne Rd 421-7000 LTD II. 1977 station wagon, *ery good Runs Super Excellent buy al »1.095 PINTO 197» ,Body damaged, will sell miles. 6 cylinder automatic, air. power MARQUIS. 1976 Brougham. 2 tone, ful­ Tyfhe Sales «55-55*6 422-469! power steering, pouer braked power DODGE, ISBJ, Cturerr I?. « to cboow condition. *tr. power steering.brilies. for parts, runs good, engine and (root steering, power brakes, defrost, itereo ly equipped, excellent driving. »1.250 windows, power locks, tilt erniie. AM­ from AU priced reduced. Call today £ EXP 1982 Manual, power steering, 7J.0OO Allies. $1,900. offer JS«-097a eod good.»200 7)4-4725 THUNDERBIRD 197» Heritage, load cassette. »4700 Eve 647-0815 Call 547-475» brakes, stereo. Stripes, steel wheels. MUSTANG 1978. Hatchback. 26^00 FM tape, fovf miles, excellent condition save |J miles, power steering /brakes, console, ed. excellent coodition »5000 »5100 471-57« SOUTHFIEU) DODGE 354-015» 9100 miles. 16.500. roomings 476-3647 PINTO 1*71. oew engine, good body & CAPRI. 1980. Turbo. 4 speed. AM-FW MARQUIS 1941 Brougham Midnight LTD I»73. power iteenngbrixes. runs rear defrost, rustproof. »100 455-2296 tires Must sell; »l,o5o or best offer. Calfafter 9AM 946-725« stereo cassette. 1 owner, sharp »6 195 bluer full power, loaded. 20.000 miles. good, good condition & ures Needs CLTLASS 1970 Supreme convertible. DODGE. 19J2. 400LS. loaded' 7.000 EXP. 1982. 4 speed, air. sunroof, stereo- 921-4110. or after Spm. 471 J474 TORINO. 1970. good Iransporutloo Bill Brown Ford, 1SO00 Plymouth Rd AM FM -jtereo with cassette, wire tube-up AfterJJOpm. «53-4(96 MUSTANG 1979. Businessman's 2 car, 1 New lop and tires, excellent coodiUoo, miles II.MS cassette, leather, moch more Low Call before 4 PM -425-6645 at Wayne Rd 421-7000 wheels, very'sharp Clean 626 9005 miles, musl sell $7,199 or offer Connie bought new replacement Automatic, PINTO. 1974. 1 door, 2 1 liter. 4 speed, »1600 464-0142 CRESTWOOD DODGE 421-5700 »lr. power, arofm stereo, rear defrost, Work 35S-I30O. Herte 349 0751453-348» LTD 1975. good transportation, best of­ air, rust, »195 420-2161 TORINO, 1976 Elite; air. AM-FM. pow­ CAPRL 1»81, T top BlacJ Magic, load­ MERCURY 1»?3 wagon. 1 owner, good CUTLASS 197». all oower. good body, MAGNUM I978XE fer <«4SM9 snows. 37.5*0 miles. »1700 682-7124 er • steering brakes, good coodltioo, ed, air. 4 cyl. automatic, rustoroofed. roechanrcal coodiUoo. great work car. EXP. 1982 4»peed. stereo, rear defog, PINTO 1*75 Wagon. 69.000 miks, »9*5 good engine, new tires. 64.000 miles. 1 all optidfts, leather seals, low miles, ei- mechanically excellent. »1500 981-2918 warranty. »»95 941-1941 »1450. will deal After «pm - (64-4396 »1.25« or offer. . (51-4276 rustproof. 2 tone A beauty J5S00 firm' LTD 1975. rues good, best offer MUSTANG I »79 Ghia 2 door, automai- Call after 4PM 551-7117 Ira clean 12.195 Garage IC air conditioning Am fm stereo, pow­ 538-8547 532 3064 261-9247 «4-1140 COLONY PARK 1974 wagon, speed MERCURY. 1»77. Grand Marquis. 4 CITLASS 1974. nojwew r steering & er steenng. rear defrost Rust proofed, PLNTO 1976, stereo, good tires, exhaust cootrol. no rust, all power, air. loaded. door, loaded, the last of the-big ones. FAIRMONT 197$. 4 speed. < cylinder, excellenl coodition Best offer. 665-M79 L baltery. runs good »»75 or best offer 872 Lincoln brakes, air. AM FM._.. 880.001 0 miles. New MAGNUM. 1979. low.mileaje. eitra LTD 1975 Replaced er.gme. air. stereo. »4500 or best offer 464-914» extra clean. transmission 4 tuneup »950 559-6190 no rust. $5,000 miles J5W0 624-0511 new muffler Moving, must sell IJ50 474-654» CONTINENTAL 1971 with air good SOUTHFIEU) DODGE 154-0159 clean, save on Uus one MUSTANG 1979 PP-»> ^»-»Hn ~^.. SOUTKF1ELD DODGE S54-0169 459-0 UJ B coodition, runs wenTTJO S59WJ HXHjtJARr-rm.-good condrtreo,- new- FAIRMONT. 1976. 302. auto, power er brakes, am fm stereo No rust Must PLNTO 197« »175 CaJi 10AW-1PM: parts, body rusty. »100 or best offer MERCURY. 1980. Grand Marquis, load­ LL'ILAib 19/5. gooduansporutlon. MIRADA. 1M1. CMX. leather all the steering brakes. AM-FM siereo. 43.000 LTD 1975. 4 door, am-fm stereo, air. see. »1200 345-1161 72*1153 CONTINENTAL 1969 Mark III Very Call evenings 142-1647 ed. 13.000 miles »6.995 Hines Park »200 Call before 2PM 515-0411 tojs' Esua sharp' Only M.79S miles $2500 537-9187 power steering, brakes, little nist. good clean, a collectors item Best offer Lincoln-Mercury 425-1016 MUSTANG. 1979. J door. air. stereo, PfNTO 197«. 4 cylinder 4 speed, no COUCAR 1974, XR7. Aromatic power CRESTWOOD DODGE 421-5700 condition. »1.7.00 47M3I1 rusl, excellent coodiUoo »1150. over. »4000 Afler 5 pm. 419-642-5446 CUTLASS 1976 Satoo.full instrurnenU- FAIRMONT 1928 Squire wagon 6 cyl­ automatic. V-6. many other extras. steering 4 brakes, excellent coodltioo. MERCURY. 1980 Uon package, 4 door, air. power steer- MONACO. 1977. 4 door. Ml power, ex­ inder, automatic, snows, air. power LTD 1977, low miieage. full power 28,000 miles »3900 «51-19« 6*9-1855 CONTINENTAL 1974, clean. A-l me­ »1195 Call after 5pm 474-79*7 Ingbraka. 150 V« engine, console shift, tra clean. low mileage, must see* steering, brakes, radio luggage rack. »1.000 Call chanical, no rust, leather • mint interi­ ZEPHYR. 4 DOOR MUSTANG. 1980 Ghia. 6 cylinder, 4 PINTO 1977 Runabout Sharp" »1285 1 am-fm slereo cassette, cloth Interior, SOUTHFIELD DODGE 354 0)59 eitras, miDl.$J85S 646-8364 or(44-<427 S«J-70«2 or. Loaded 11.675 Must sell' 469-1405 COUGAR I960 XR7.excellent coodiUoo. 14.000 miles. AMFM stereo, power new tires, body in good shape, runs speed, am-fm cassette, cruise, power Tyme Sales air. stereo, cruise, vinyl roof. »5800 . 455-556« steenng 4 brakes, air. rear defogger, great »2400 477-2442 OMNI 197». 4 door, automatic, llr. FAIRMONT 197». 4 door. air. power LTD. 1977. 9 paiseoger wagon, air. brakes, rear defogger »4.100 421-0511 LINCOLN. 1940. Mark VI Puca Edi­ Call evenings 474-1859 cruise. 4 speed. Lke Dew »4.295 clean. 1).500 «5-045« steering-brakes, automatic extras AMFM. 40.000.miles Runs great PINTO 197« Hatchback. 4 speed, power tion. 1 careful owner »AVE" -Hines CUTLASS 1977. loaded, eicelieot coodi- 24.000 miles Sharp' $3.49$ 464-1097 Clean. One owDer »2400 54MIM MUSTANG 1980 GHIA. 1 door, air coo- Park Lincoln-Mercury 425-30M COUCAR 1981 GS. 4 door, loaded. Lke METRO ALL CAR 1 ditiooed. 4 speed. 4 cylinder, amlra brakes. Sport Package »1000 Alter new. 11.500 miles »6950 firm Uoaoonist. »1100 Must see 551-1321 OMNI. 1»7». 1 door, good coodiUoo. SPM. 4.17-2641 937-2620 525-5564 ood transportation Speciallv pnced. FAIRMONT. 1979. Folura. « cyl. auto­ LTD 197« 4 door. W.OOO miles. 151 en­ stereo, power steering, brakes, »39*5 LINCOLN. 1982. Continental. 4 door. 4255640 CUTLASS 1977 Supreme, excellent coo­ f2.195 matic, stereo, sunroof, red with white gine, airr stereo, must sell Assing. 553-7752 PINTO 1979 Hatchback, am-fm cas­ Lke new I AVE Hines Park Lincoln- MONTEGO 1*70 New transmission, CRESTWOOD DODGE 421-5700 vinyl top'Only $3,895 Hines Park Lin­ IlOOO Male offer 453-0409 Mercury 425-503« COUGAR 1981. 4 door, loaded, excel­ alternator, regulator, battery »550 or diUoo power ueenng-brakes, am-fm. MUSTANG 1980 Ghia. V8. air. 1 door. sette, 40.000 miles, automatic, rear de- lent coodltioo. rusl proofed, must sell, »2.600 559-4149 m coln-Mercury 425-30J6 logger, power steering, clean. »2500 besl offer 72?-»799 OMNI. 1981. Factory purchase, loaded' MAVERICK 1975. excellent mechani­ excellent condition J4800 MARK VI- 1980. low mileage. loaded. best offer 626-0116 1 427-0147 Automatic, air. jtereo and more Sale FAIRMONT 1980. air.crvtse. Vinyl top. cal coodition Motor replaced, new Warren. Ml Call 774-4242 291-6575 MONTEGO 1972. 2 door, vinyl top. air CUTLASS 1977- Supreme. 14.000 ml. LN 7. 1982. silver metallic, loaded, eicellent coodiUoo, Ziebart. 260 engine, priced I5.IS5 iterco $3,600 or offer brakes, tuned up. flushed, oil changed PINTO. 1980. «-$peed AMFM. pin coodiuoning. power steering brakes, CRESTWOOD DODGE 4215700 459-0269 Pay repajf invoice 4 take title MSI 74 MUSTANG 1980 Hatchback, 4 cylinder. MARK V. 1979 triple burgandy. fully eicelieotcondition »6675 eicelieot coodiUoo. »425 154-4296 new Mxhelios »»400'of(er 477-1649 4 speed. AmFm. rustproofed. low miles stripes, fabric interior, low miles 82995 equipped, sharp »8.495. must see Alberts Automotive 455-M40 firm 512-3084 261-9247 274-7725 USED CAR BUYERS" FAIRMONT 1980 Station Wagon. « cyl­ »4.195. 641-7219 LETS . MONTEGO 1971. 6 cylinder »100 CUTLASS. 1977 Supreme Coupe Load­ See many privately owned.Uved Vehi inder automatic, air. AmFm stereo, MAVERICK 197S excellent condition. 6969 MIDDLEBELT LYNX 1982 LS. 4 speed, loaded, excel­ ed, sunroof, power windows, locks, seat, MUSTANG 1980 hatchback Black on SELLING YOUR CAR' lent conditi&n rusl proofed Call after 722-5484 cruise, till, stereo with tape Ladies' cles /or Safe Every Sat 4 Son .4-4 pm. rustproofed 4 poly-coated, excellent Dew tires, shocks, etc »2500 Display it where the Buyers are - out­ 2 blocks S of Warren Rd condition 30.000 miles $4700 »81-2848 black. 4 speed 16.000 miles Excellent. 4224S91 4PM 455-7467 MONTEGO. 1976. 2 door. »750 or best car. low miles After (10pm. 514-2225 at the Galaxy Drive-in iDoquindre. N After 6pm. 451-2951 Sacrifice Best offer «51-5251 doors at the only automotive Flea of 10 Mile) PARK N SELL 751-M77 offer 459-051» FIESTA I960, decor group, low mile­ MUSTANG Cobra 1978. black. »2 4 Market'' or its kind Sat-Suri .4-4pm. MONARCH 1977. 4 door, power steer­ MARQUISE. 1977. air power locks, CUTLASS. 1977 Supreme Broogjam age, must sell $3,100 or best offer. speed. T lop. amfm cassette Iftxler. MUSTANG. 1980. 2 door. 4 speed, und- Galaxy Drive-in oo Deouindre. N of 10 ing 4 brakes. AM, automatic. 2506 cyl­ steering. 4 brakes. Cruise Tuff coated ZEPHYR 197» 4 door, very good coodi- Full poster, air slereo. CB. extra dean 59V 7824 U.OOO miles Stored ft'iatert Excellent ercoated. snow-lires included, excellent Mile Call PARK N SELL 751-6677 inder, new tires 4 bailerv. only 21.000 Family car Beautiful. J2.1S0 647 1471 UdfJmr. power steenng. brakes Rear »1.695 Hines Park Lincoln-Mercury 866 Ford coodition, »4200 or best olfer 525-537« coodltioo. »1.900 After Spm. 4SS-086S miles. 1 owner. »2500 ' 626-694» defogger. J2S00 or best offer. 917-07.61 425-101« FIESTA. 1980. flip roof, stereo. low T-BtRD 1972. full power, great second MARQUIS 1972. 4 door, power steeriog. miles, eiceller.t coriditioo MUSTANG. 1967. Oklahoma far New MUSTANG 1980. 4 cylinder, i speed. 1 car »800 421-2015 TOWN CAR COUPE 197» Good windows, am-fm slereo. black all over. ZEPHYR 197«. « cylinder, automatic, CUTLASS. 1979 Calais, cruise, till, ster­ ii ATTENTION! door, air, undercoat, power steering, no rust. Florida car. 79.000 miles. »750 low miles, mint coodltioo. »1.850 or eo, air. Ralley Us. white'red ulterior. Call 981-6J45 engine, very clean. »2800 or best offer. T 8IRD 1*72. runs great. 74.000 miles coodiUoo. »1400 firm 474-8451 512-<968 am-fm stereo 8 track. »4500 412-1684 Can after 11 NOoc. 15T-3711 best «14-4718 479-6454 USED CAR FIESTA 1980 Ghia. air. tinted glass. Original owner. Needs some body work i SPECIALS! power brakes, am-fm stereo cassett. MUSTANG 1968. V8. automatic, mint »695. After 4pm 4M-0960 ' 70 liebart. mint condilioo $4100 27J--1S90 condition inside & out. »WO0 464-7627 ONE CALL DOES IT ALL! T-BIRD 1975 While, air, slereo Place your classified want ad In more. Some rust »1.150 TO CHOOSE FROM FIESTA 1980 Am-fm cassette, sun­ MUSTANG 1976- V6. automatic, air. Suburban Detroit's finest ma rket 1 roof, rust proofed, excellent coodition power steering-brakes, fm 8 track. New The Observer4 Eccentric Newspapers LOU LaRICHE low miles. $3,700 855-5048 brakes, exhaust, rebuilt transmissioa T-BfRD 1*76. original owner Mechani­ Excellent coodition. »2100 »79-9776 591-0900 Wayne CHEVROLET FORD 1976 Wagon Engine, bod? good. cally perfect Zlebart »2.000 Firm. Call EASTERN after 5 PM 455-619» i Plyrnooth Rd • Just Westol 1-275 69.000 miles. $1,800 Days 474-7744 MUSTANG 1970 Convertible. Poster 644-1070 Oakland Americas foveke HI) to fly. 453-4600 steering and brakes. 151 automatic. 852-3222 Rochester/Avon T-B"IRD 1976. white, sunroof, like new FORD. 1979. LTD $4,988 Factory uch. all or parts 518-4521 • Use your Visa or Master Card »2200 cash 51M2I* CREDIT PROBLEM NO PROBLEM' Landau. 22,000 miles WILL GIVE YOU Ask for Chris or Garv TAMAROFFBUICK 261-1283 353-1300 The - ~ " CROWN VICTORIA till, air condition­ ZM ing, splil btnch seats, recllners. till FORD. 1982. EXP. 10.000 miles, air. 4 wheel, other options l».»»0 4M-M2J speed $5 994 North Bros 421-1376 GET A ROUND-TRIP TICKET CUSTOM 1»7J jUUoo wagon. 84.000 SPECIAL WAREH0US EIL, •4 miles, power steering, brakes, electron­ CALAXIE. 1973. 2 door, low mileage, 1 ic tail window JU-lJOO 851-5085 clean. $1,000. -. -•'*. 425-3724 FOR TWO ON EASTERN AIRLINES* ESCORT GL. 1982, stick. 13.000 miles. CALAXIE. 1973. 350 engine, good ;y power steering, brakes stereo, defog. transportation. $350 425-928« When You Buy Any 1982 eitras Mint IS»00 After 4pm.477-21)0 & DEMO CLEARANCE CHOOSE ONE OP 116 CITIES CALAXIE 1973. 45.OO0 miles. 351 en­ Car or Truck or ESCORT L 1982 uodercoated. AM FM gine, air. -2 door, power, runs good. IN 14 COUNTRIES, OR stereo. 4 speed suck 15600 or best some rust $495 425-9809 After 3 30 PM 261-0788 One of These ONE MAQIC KINGDOM GALAXIE 500. 1971. good running coo- ESCORT. 1981 GLX wagon, fullv load dition. great winter car. $500 Afler 1983 Cars or Trucks rd 16.000 532-8776 6pm 420-0742 ESCORT 1981 GL air. am-fm stereo GRANADA 1976. 6 cylinder, air. auto­ CHEVETTE * CITATION• CHEVY S-.O PICKUP cassette, must sell 14500 522-8256 matic, stereo. Michelins. rustproofed. power steering $1875 464-2485 ESCORT. 1981. sunroof, stereo, only C10 OR LUV TRUCK 84.99$ Hlnes Park Linccto-Mercury GRANADA 1977. 6 automatic. 44.000 Open til 9 p.m. I 425-)024 actual miles. Cheap? Tyroe Sales. 455-5$«« ESCORT 1981- J door. 4 speed, am-tro DON'T MISS OUR DEMO CLEARANCE SALE! stereo, rear defroster tt wiper, sonroof. GRANADA. 1977. 2 door. VI. power rustproofed. 14000 464-2060 steering 4 brakes, air. new brakes, ex­ haust 51.000 miles 342-2764 ESCORT 1982-GLX 4 door, lull power, '82 CAPRICE CLASSIC '82 CAVALIER 4 DOOR 4 speed, stereo, speed cootrol. sunroof. GRANADA 1977.4 door power, air. ex­ t tone paint, rear defrosier. tachome­ cellent condition. 76.000 miles Best of­ 2 door, sooncoupe, automatic, steel- Automatic, air. power door locks. AM7FM ter. 10.000 miles 16700 4$9-1227 fer U]\ SI04I8S belled radials. air, tinted glass, power stereo, tilt, steel belted radials and more. door locks, tilt, electric rear defooger. Jade metallic with jade custom cloth remote control mirrors, body sWe seats. Stock »106 moldings, and more. Charcodt metallic $8349 I with sliver gray cloth Interior. Stock 1 a68 $8299 77 BUICK REGAL SAVE y? $3000 '82 CAMARO ^5lii£js> Bucket seals, air. automatic. 6 cylinder 2 door sport coupe, automatic, air, tinted glass, Sale Price $3488 ; : electric rear defogejer. remote control sport mir­ rors, tilt, rally wheels, steel belted radials, : i§*#:' ' j)Q/ '•' financing AM/FM stereo.- body side moldings, light blue 79 BUICK RIVIERA metalikjwith dark blue clotb bucket seats. Stock Full equipment. Sale Price $7998 IIflll"l/O available Stop In For Details $9499 :?l!,FKREGALLIMITEO$7566 on selected vehicles 32570 Plymouth Rd. f™*h PT^ -~.-.-™*->lW 78 TOYOTA Livonia 0 caucyrnuwwmi 2 door. Sale Priced $4188 srjOTaouMrn OPENiMON. & THURS. 425-6500 til SPM '82 CHEVETTE Automatic, air. with warranty $5388 Dick Scot 200 W. Ann Arftor Rd. 1 Mile W. of I-275/ '82 BUICK REGAL $7GQQ Automatic, air IflfvUO TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR YOUR TRADE-IN NORTHWESTERN

Ask about the works - 12months or 20,1)00miles mechanical repair protection tor used car buyers DODGE ARMSTRONG WANTS YOU TO KNOW THAT... Buick-ODel 525-0900 30500 PLYMOUTH RD., LIVONIA REBA TES ARE BA CK! (between Mtddlebelt & Mernman) FALL CLEARANCE of '82s. >on 1982 Colts, Challengers, This Year, More Than Ever, We've Pulled Prices Right Red Holman Super Savings 'Miradas, Diplomats, Light Duty Down To The Ground! Trucks, Ram Wagons and Ram '82 PHOENIX SJ •82J-2000HATCH8ACK FACTORY EXECUTIVE '82 BONNEVILLE REBATES. Vans. FACTORY OFFICIAL Automatic, rear detooger. sport AND DEMO SALEI mirror, power due brakes, radio. Air, 6 cylinder, UWybod y molding1'rUiUKH , Automatic, air, cruise, power, buckets, body molding, pin strip­ vitnte wails, tinted6 "olassclass,. radiratJto power door locks, tilt, pulse ing, digital dock. Rdfy type *tieets Wes$$8$5. ffQOQC* SAVE wipers. radto Slock Stock CC0177 AAAAAr $3995 CUC0083 , A*»*_. SALE PRICE THOUSANDS! We. $8215 CfiCOQ* $8295' And You Could Own W»« $10,915. CRflQ/* SALE PRICE tfUs/90 YOU SAVE I1S90 16 T$ Choo$» From • All ModeSAL ft E PRICE ywg/ YOU 8AVE*1237 One Of These... YOU SAVE *2S00 It to thoo*4 tt «imlL»r uilngi ii REBATES... on 1982 Aries and Rampage. '62 A6000 •82 PHOENIX '82 GRAND PRIX 4 cylvSer. HW irjeeflon. fc/WMttc. po»» '82 T-1000 *jr oMvJwmng fuel Ir^ectJOft. 4 cVVvSer. 78 CUTLASS SUPREME Air, 6 cylinder, rear delogger. CterVig. po«* ertku. cfatfi s*»l «lr 4 cylinder. 4 speed, radio, reclin­ «uftrMt« f«oeite«3 r*j^j. doc*., fle- tinted gtoss, lamp grpop. sport ccntf-sorjna rwr Oefogjer, tlnied ol»i», ing ck>in bucket se^ts Stock tojjer. wteoc trim. tv-J«iJ jl»«. spofl Automatic, power steering, power brakes, air, stereo. mirror, .'jtefeo. wtteet covers. t»r« oroup. «(*rt narrorj, Herto, Barfly n820564. 27 to cftoos« (rom at mi-ror. (www Hearing po*» UlkM at Demo Stock »0061 rings barvoSvx* cC&HI 42 loJtflOO. M similar savings «t«(. AU'FV esrw, tf£ myCh more. from it »infl«» KW19S Siccki«<^75 lOotheriiocfWosetrom. 78 GRAND PRIX WM$815*. i WM $10,1«. W« $10,579 . ii Was $9635. $fiflQQ* Automatic, power steering, power brakes, air, stereo, mags. on 1982 Omnj, 024, Charger 9ALE PRICE SALE PRICE $8473' SALE PRICE $5293' SALE PRICE -yOUtfV YOO SAVE »1503 YOU SAVE teoe YOU SAVE t\\7t 70 PHOENIX REBATES..: 2.2,and Dodge 400. YOU 8AVE »1»S5 4 door, "automatic, power steering, power brakes, air, INTRODUCING '82 CONCORD DL '82 LoCAR DELUXE slereo, tilt. '82 SPIRIT Air. automatic. 6 cylinder, vinyl I THE 1983 ALLIANCE 4 speed. 4 cylinder, accent root, decent stripes, power | FRONT WHEEL DRIVE 78 COUGAR XR7 OVER 24 AVAILABLE stripes, buckets, radials, redk) steering, power brakes, rear de­ 4 speed, rear derogge-r, tinted on 1982 Ramcharger (2 wheel Stock pJ350 Full power, loaded. fogger. tilt, cruises Stocblock* (/324¾KJ«S. glass, sunroof, doormats, fabric wssseoos. seats. Slock «3364. '80 FAIRMONT drive and 4 wheel drive). Was $9231. 8ALE PRICE $5255* SALE PRICE $7579* 4 door, automatic, power steering, power brakes. $1000 EPAHWY. EST. CITY YOU 8AV£ »T» YOU SAVE I Mil '80 SUNBIRO SPORT HATCH REBATES... I 4 cylinder, economy! All other 1982 Models will be sold at Invoice minus your rebate! We have *Prices shown do not Include taxes, plates & destination. over 300 vehicles In-stock for Immediate deliveryl PONTIAC AMC • Jeep NORTHWESTERN sJEANNOTTE Renault 721-1144 -\MS&i- _-•. _14949SheIddnRd.,Jayrti

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876 OtdsmobJle 876 Oldsmoblle 878 Plymouth 880 Pontiac 880 Ponti8c 884 Volkswagen 884 Volkswagen 884 Volkswagen 884 Volkswagen CUtLASS. 1979 Stiprnn* Brougham. > 0LL6 «8 1*73 Good txacsjorlatjoo. ASTRE 1975. 4 speed, power steenryi- ; FURY I. 19«, 2 door, 31» V-8. auto­ LEMANS 197/. power steering A VW1972. needs brakes. $500 or besi of- VW 1977. Bos. excellent coodiOoo, mpst VW. 1980 Rabbit, s speed..*!/, Keroo. door. V-6. air. tilt wh«l, raar window new eiXaust. good tires $450 or best matic, run* good, very dependable brakes. AmFm radio. $500 or best of­ brakes. J0| V8 engine, good coodtUon VW 1974. must s«. 4 new radials. Mot. ttefto. 35.0OO miles ^77- M4S s .517,44:» fer 682-469( '«• 626-9019 15,000 miles oo new engine, am-fm, ex­ sell. 13.650 «51-73-52 or «Jl-OJ0O rustproofed. »4100 * «44444« transportation $300 476 3294 Call alter 6PM 752-2908 cellent $2100 or best offer 563 53S8 CUTLASS l»7» Scprrrn* Brougham. OMEGA 1980 4 door. Brougham 4 cyl- FURY 1977. power steering-brakes, air. BONNEVILLE 1979. Safari. 3 seal. LE MANS 197» Wagon, completely VS. power swncg. brakes, & locis. air. inder. automatic, air. kaded. »5.7« high mileage, well cared for. ooe c«otr bronze. 24.000 miles, fully equipped VW 1974 cooveruble. low miles, excel VW. 1977. Rabbit.': door. 4 speed, *ua- VW 1980 Rabolt L. (fleseJ. 5 speed, vinyl top. uereo. rear defo^. lilt wbeel. loaded, includes level control 4 trailer lent cooditioo. relocating 13.7.40 or best v mileage champ, air. 47,000 mile*, very Call 9 to 6 weeldayj. 261-(320 car. some body ntst, $1150 Afle/ torn 642-1788 package $4.47$ 464-2846 " 127( Dasher Hatchback. 45,000 roof. stereo caxseUe. mag wheels, spole runs, imtrucufale A4S-J177 weekdays or all weekend. 522-8059 oiler Will sell or trade 349-865} miles'i.. •.speed* speed,. amfm stereo. «lr. «u> $2,700. clean car 474-4W4 good cooditioo, 14500. 522-7989 OMEGA 1981. Brougham, eicelleot BONNEVILLE 1979. 4 door, full power, roof.$2*0ft»oa0 5S1-76SJ CUTLASS 1980 Brougham bieMl lo» coodilioo, all CM options, nut proofed, ruslproofed, low miles, eacelleol coodi- LEMANS. 198T Station Waroo, loaded, FURY 197» 4 door. 46,000 milts, auto­ less than 10.000 miles Asking »8850 mileage. loaiJcd. eiceUenl roodiuoo. $6,500 or bestXiffer 64J-0623 matic, air. (1.400 Good condition tioo Call after 5pm 851-7344 16000 Call after 4PM 7«-J4J» Call after 5pm- «1-7091 477-0450 BONNEVILLE 19T9 4 door, air, power CUTLASS I9M. Supreme Power steer­ sieerir,g. brakes, stereo re^r defogger. PHOENLX U 1981. almost loaded, ex­ ONE CALL DOES IT ALU GRAND FURY 1972. 4 door, good reli cellent coodiuon. best offer 549-7474 or ing, power brakes, air. rear defrost, able transportation, best offer 453 7S44 good condition. 63.000 miles $1,950 or amfmsftreo Ailur.g»5»0 *7*-«l07 Place your classified want ad in bestoffei 879-7650 S6J-956J Suburban Detroit i finest market HORIZON 1980 Custom1 interior, exte­ CUTLASS 1M0 Supreme Loaded with The Observer & Eccentric Newipipers BONNEVILLE 1979. 2 door, while with PHOENIX 1978 U Coupe, automatic, 'GEORGE KOLB'S rior air. autontalic. radials. loaded, as air itereo. defog. power, etc Excellent eiuas ftuslprooW' 3S.SO0 miles Very new 12.000 aujfs 647 3362 rtd interior fully equipped, air. excel­ good condition JS.JW 58S-8JI6 591-0900 Wayne led rood ".on. $4,950 Call aftfr 7PM Rochester 651-465$ HORIZON 1910 TC3 4 speed silver- 6529741 CUTLASS IS8! Brougham 4 door. PHOENIX 1981. U. 4 door hatchback, 644-1070 Oakland bUck Amfm'stereo. Zieban. 37.000 air. «m-fm. cruise, Florida car. $6500 loaded, excellent condition, must sell. miles Eicellent c-ondilioci. $4400 CATALINA 197«. Air. amfm. power MNC0LN MERCURY, INC. $7 000 Call «51-5636 852-3222 Rochester/Avon steering 4 brakes, excellent condition Call 348-5385 vffti$«fr iltcring 4 brakes, new ine needs some repair $750 or best or- Cl'TLASS 1*82 Supreme Brougham. inlenor 111.500 642-0979 paint 4 tires. AM FM cassette, wilh fer 584 6082 stereo, automatic, air rniiv. lilt, rear PLYMOUTH. 1978. Volar*. 2 door. tacl 4 gauges rear louvers $t«»5 Call SUNBIRD 1878. excellent condition. defog Landau roof $9900 474-3439 RECENCY 98 1982 Brougham D.esel. $2588 Tim after 4 455-0446 over 25 options lightgriy vinyl over DCW 721 radials. air. tienart. all power, LIVONIA CP 5255000 CUTLAS 1976 Salon, air power brakes, charcoal metallic. 30 * highway FIREBIRD 1?77 Like new' $3,000 or green with tan interior. $2.890.-537-0927 sleenng. amfm stereo low mileage 25cily. muslsell 476-3082 PLYMOUTH. 1979. Honxon. 4 door. best oner 644-3732 or 64S-JOI6 SUNBIRD. 1978. good miles per gallon. Good condition. »1700 525-02» save on this one today ROYALE 1978. 4 door, loaded Perfect SQUTHF1ELD DODGE 35(0159 FIREBIRD. 1979. V 8 air automatic. »2.750 DKLTA I9T7 4 door eitra clean. eiceK 1) Clean' $3,850 Fracklin. Mi 851-8034 excellent condition. $4,950 656-0564 After 6 PM. call 536-2701 leni condition, no nisi, vinyl top. wire PLYMOUTH. 1980 VoUre Wagon ex wheels »2700 Also 1974 Olds Delia STARFIRE. 1975 V-6, 4 SDeed<-eiceI- FIREBIRD 1980 Espnl Power win­ SUNBIRD 1979 hatchback, V«. brown, tra clean $AVE. $AVE. $AVE automatic, air. stereo, rear defog. pow­ Co.nertible mint, best ofler 540-4896 lenl mechanical condition: $1200 SOUTHFIELD DODGE $540159 dows', locks, steering, brakes., cassetle- Cath<- .- -, 553-8054^ stereo. rustproofed. very good coodi- er sleenng. brakes, luxury Irim. excel­ DELTA 197J 88 Royale 4 door, excel RELIANT. 1981. 2 door. air. stereo, tion 39.000miles $5900 477-278« lent. 26.500 miles $3,700 349-6473 rent condition power brakes-steering TORONADO 1478 Brougham loaded front wheel drive Call l/vtay RJV' K.,y 'ed 39 600-mites' OuLsLUKftrg .SUNBIRD 1980 Coupe. 4 speed. 4 cylin­ on lot' FIREBIRD. T9l2" Jadestone. loaded Alter 5pm. 540 2948 condition'$3,800 After 6PM 362-2672 Immaculate condition Call 9am-5pm, der, low miles, excellent cooditioo SOUTHFIELD DODGE 3540159 652-8800 »3.800 3978374 DELTA 88 1974. converlibte. southern TORONADO 1981 Diesel. IS options. SAPPORRO. 1978. excelled condition, car. loaded beautiful condition, collec­ 24-31 mpg. 10 500 miles, dark blue me­ FIREBIRD. 1982. SE loaded' V8. « SUNBIRD 1980 Automatic, power very clear* automatic 50.000 miles. steering, radio, heater, rear defog New tors must see 373 4715 tallic. $IO.$OOoffer 776-9335 $2900 Call afier 5 PM 3*3 5738 speed. 5.000 miles Great value $10,995- TBESTWOOD DODGE 421-5700 tires, undercoalir.g $3800 ' 420-9040 DELTA ft. 1979. dark metallic blue, T0RONAD& 1981. 21 options including SATELLITE 1972. 4 door, green, good loaded wiih eilras. verv good condition: diesel. leather 2 tone sandtone exteri­ GRAND LE MANS. 19791¾. air. stereo, T IOO0. 1982. 4 speed. extras $5400 tires, radio, air. automatic. 82.000 652-1129 best olfer ' 464 7331 or 22.000 plus miles, like new $10,000 miles, reliable. $500 525-0583 tilt wheel, low mileage, no nisi, new 47J-277S tires, just winteriwd 4 tuned-tip. excel­ CASH INCENTIVES DELTA 88 1979 Royale. 4 door, well TRANS AM. 1979. power, air, oooet- SATELLITE. 1971 Sebnng. am radio, lent condition. $4.7»5/offer 557-089 5 cvmb wfcc 15 im 1 m[ss 7 equipped, low mileage. $5,300 644-8017 VISTA CRUISER 197$ Station Wagon. air. 71.000 miles $650 657-5627 "'""nil * ' " **. »5 Bill V$. power steering brakes, good condi­ GRAND PRIX SJ 1 »76. cruise, tilt. FT ' gf°wn J™4- 3S0W Plymouth R. amfm air. cassette, low mileage, must see. 455-55« stereo. $2100 AFter 5pm. 540-2948 miles, air. AMFM 8 track stereo, rear ORCHARD LAKE RD. defogger $3700 or offer 4713423 17200 591-0756 Belween 14 4 15 Mile Rds DUSTER 1974- 2 door, slanl 6. Dowe/ steering 4 brakes i:r New brakes 4 VOLARE 1977 Premier Sport Coupe. GRAND PRIX 1977, power steering. 4 TRANS AM. 1931 Recaro Nascar 855-9700 exXausI $600 464-8156 V8. power steering brakes, air. cruise, brakes, power windows Air. stereo Loaded, only 3.000 made, stored OLDS 98. l«8. 4 door, rebuili engine vinyl lop. deluxe wheels, tinted win­ »*-. 261-1337 winters 9.800 miles, rust proofed, garage kepi verv- hale rust. $650 or KURY 111 1972 1 owner, good transpor­ dows. AmFm stereo, whttewalls. good showroom condition. Best offer After best offer 522S685 tation. »600 427-1539 condition $1,800 After 5PM. 422-5668 GRAND PRIX. 1978 fully equipped, lo- «pm. 334-4239 tooe One of a kind SOUTHFIELD DODGE 364-0159 TRANS AM 1982. Mack, loaded, 10.000 miles 310.900 Call before 3 PM GRAND PRIX 1979..501 V-8 Potter 8796328 steering, brakes stereo, rear de-fog. good condiUoon $3,900 Call 5 10pm - TRANS AM. 1982. red. undercoated. un­ 130pm 851-3829 der Warranty, loaded Call 474 2268 GRAND PRIX. 1974. 400 4 barrel en­ gine, powe'r steering, brakes, windows. TRANS AM. 1982\'-8. 4 speed. T tops. +AUDI seals, amlrn stereo 8 track. Rally rims loaded, still under Warranty 4 tires, new paint, carburetor 4 trans­ After 6 PM or weekends. 362-4293 mission, low mileage, rsris great $2600 "PRICES SLASHED!" •- 537-7207 TRANS AM. 1982. white. 7500 miles. V- "NOBODY EVEN COMES CLOSE" "8. air. power windows'locks, stereo, ON GRAND PRIX 1981 Power sleeting rear defroster, lilt $10,000 731-8452 brakes, stereo., air and more. $7150 or best offer 645-S232 T-1000. 1*81. 4 speed. 5 door. air. ster­ eo, rear defog. low miles, most sell. NEW 1982 MARK Vl's GRAND PRIX 15ll U Fully equipped 399-1968 Diesel Air conditioned, power windows, "Prices Too Low To Advertise!" seat, cloth trim. Landau Dark Jade- "MOOO 1982. 5 door, rear defog. AmFm. ANNOUNCING 6000 miles. $5,500 651-3515 stone 681-8989 GRAND PRIX .1980- power steering 4 USED CAR BUYERS" brakes, air. am fm. rear defog. cruise. See many privately owned L'sed Vehi­ 27.000 miles, excellent cooditioo Ask­ cles for Sale Every Sat & Sun .8-4pm. DETROIT'S NEWEST ing $5900 After 5PM 455-4304 at the Calaiy Dnve-lo (Dequindre. N of 10 MUe) PARK N SELL 7514*77 GRAND PRIX 1981. 6 Cylinder, power A • X • Z Plans Honored sleenng. brakes, windows, air. amfm VENTURA 1976 loots good, nuts good. stereo, cruise rear de-logger, tilt high miles. 1900 628-7155 VOLUME PORSCHE wheel. 18.000 miles. $7,450 6511696 GRAND PRIX. 1980 SJ. 14.000 actual 884 Volkswagen AS ALWAYS... " miles, full power, nicest car in town $6,995 BEETLE 1970. stick, good running coo­ diuon. body slightly rusted Make offer A WARD WINNING SERVICE! AUDI DEALER LEES 427-6553 6569 MIDDLEBELT BEETLE 1974.1600 firm 'Up to $?0b0 available on '82 Gortflrtentals 2 blocks S of Warren Rd «51-9377 422-4591 RABBIT 1975. i speed, slerco cassette. LINCOLNMERCURY Open Monday thru Friday GRANDVILLE 1974. 2 door, like oew. good cooditioo. rues good. 1975. 40601 ANM AflBOft RO, • PLYMOUTH loaded, new tires, low miles.- only 7JS-4614 GEORGE KOLB'S (tt /A* 1-375tHTE8CHAHC£) owner, miol $2J9S 526-784» RABBIT 1977. clean, good gas mileage Sales • Service • Parts «2200 »81-3178 J 2000 LE 1982. charcoal, air. cassette CALL at 10 Mile & Grand River stereo, sunroof. 4 speed manual List RABBIT 1979 H. 4 speed, stereo, air. $10,200 Want $7,950 476-9188 rear defog. eicellent miles. 13725. 453-2424 q7 2 8-4 030 Mke^mrk Farmington Hills J2000 LE 1982. 4 door, white automat­ ic, an. power steering, brakes 4 locks, RABBIT 1980 diCselL. 4 door. 4 speed, stereo. lOOO miles $7400 626,7330 deluie interior, stereo, sujiroof. 10.500 miles; like ne». 14.600 Call 4pm • 7pm We Invite You To Stop By J 2000 LE. 1962- 8.000 miles Loaded' only «46-721» Brass Hat Car' $8,500 886-4269 or 649 4406 RABBIT 1980. 4 door, eicellent condition. 59.000 miles. »2.950 And See Why J-2000 1982. model U. 4 door coupe. 477-2507 loaded, charcoal eitenor grey cloth in­ lenor. $7,500 652 7435 SUPER BEETLE 1973. new painL sharp. »1600 477-J45S "Nobody Even Comes Close" j 2003 1982 4,spe«d Hatchback, air. undercoated. amfm slerco cassette, SUPER BEETLE. 1974. good cooditiee, 'THE CRESTWOOD GANG." citras J6<00 alter 4pm. 476-4312 11,200 or best offer Call Michelle be­ tween 5 PM and 7 P.M. 979 8583 LE MANS 1972 Coope. K0 automatic. driveahle. body in good condition. 1200 VW Beetle. 1974. automatic transmis­ 559870» sion Radio, new tires, new battery. PORSCHE Good condition »2,000 or best offer. LEMANS. 1977; sports coupe, ejcelleol Call after *pns '.4M4W7 The OQjy Dodge Dealer ] condition Air, poster^ steeriruf" power AUDI brakes. 301,-enjioe, stereo. MKbelia VW Beetle.* 1974., amfm radio, new ores, rally (theels 129« 477-17«2 Ures. runs excellent, original owner, on Ford Road. J m JlOOOorbcsl offer 455-6458 37901 Grand River LEMANS. 1979. Safari Sution Wagon, Farmington Hills 471 -0044 roof rack. air. stereo, tilt, cniise VW Dune Buggy, fiberglass body, slreei 15.695 Bill 8ro*n Ford. J5000 Plym- leg*l. many extras »750 or Best offer. outh Rd at Wayne Rd 421-7000 . 349-8859 ESCORT • EXP • FORD PICKUP • RANGER • EXP • MUSTANG ^ie PRICE S4/^ JimSeavitt's QV^p^oS FACTORY REBATeJ^ ^C^ TO$600 OMNI MISER Special Introductory Offer COUPES Up OFF Front wheel drive, reat {lefrost, wtilte side waJIS, EPA rated City mofe^lpm^V 34, Hwy. 51 mpg. J more. "e s'^a walls and Moon $ DISCOUNT DISCOUNT .„,... To • A 9 V ON THE ALL 6274 s A DISCOUNT PRICE PRICE 5870 I PRICE Jcooo 1981JEEPCJ-7 -300 2 NEW '83 Teat Drive REBATE REBATE - 600 DEBATE 51» 4 speed. 6 cylinder. $6588 YOUR $ One R $ > 5 LTD Todayl 1981 CHRYSLER LeBARON WAGON P PTC E 52 70* rV Power, factory air. 'w»ice 5583* $5488 ^H^^ 6 to choose from 12 others ,_. 'PLUS 1980 AMC EAGLE al similar savings PI '83 RANGER PICKUPS $ 6 cylinder, air, power. Only .-' $5188 As Low As... 6149* 1981 RELIANT WAGON &AQ0O Tremendous Savings on '82 Cars and Woodgraln. loaded. Only - yf900 Trucks. Over 40 to choose from. 1981 RELIANT 4 DOOR 5 Standard equipment. Only $4888 '82 ESCORT L HATCHBACK '82 MUSTANG L CloV; and vinyl trim, radial tire*. AM/FM stereo, Goth trim, wttfa wal raoW power steering, power brakes, 1980 LeMANS WAGON power sleering. dual remole mlrrora, trim rinoA rev defrost a* conoWonlng, M4/FM stereo, right hand Air. stereo, power. bo3ymoWir>e/s Slock "7923. . AAJQW remote mirror. Unled glass Sloe* »7481. J^wm^f^-m $4288 And 11.9% Financing $/ 131 1981 HORIZON 4 DOOR All 1982 New & Demo Cars, Trucks and Vans 3 *2 FAIRMONT 4 DOOR SEDAN '82 EXP SPORT COUPE Standard equipment. Only $3888 Have Factory Cash Back Rebates to $600. Apply rebate directly as down payment or receive cash directly from Chrysler! All prices slashed, no realistic offer refused, over 100 1982 models Included, 5 Power steering, rear defrost, whrte radials. Slock HO angina, aoth trim, radials. power steering, remoia rrtr- «6524 rors. heavy duty tattery. aluminum wheelt. Unled Qua. 1980 OMNI 0-24 YEAR/50,000 MILE-WARRANTY FREE on Oornestlccars. -" > $6187 lu-lone.Stock «&3*5 ^.^¾.... .*.•_#« * wm 2 Power, air, sport stripes. $3888 •Rebate deducted, destination, taxes, plates are additional. , .' WAS $8sei NOW $7345 1977 CUTLASS SUPREME '82 THUNDERBIRD TOWN LANDAU '82 VAN EPOCK 138" WO DODGE 400 COUPES OMNI MISER 4 DOOR ARIES "K" CAR Loaded Demoil Slock «7657. Loadedtli Complete oonvertlon. YoO most aee M IO Air, slereo. $3288 List pricey to $10,152. All loaded, Front wheel drive, EPA rated 35 Front wheel drive, EPA rated 26 befleveH. Slock »896«. . < al/. stereo, tin and more. Clty.52Hwy. MPG City, 41 Hwy MPG. 1979 VOLARE 4 DOOR WAS $i2,w NOW $9460 DISCOUNT k-~^ DISCOUNT -__-_ DISCOUNT .__.. WAsmeso NOW $14,199 Power, air. $2988 AndlM FlAtnclry PRICE '8980 PRICE *5769 '62 F250 PICKUP '82 F100 • . \ 1979 HONDA CIVIC PRICE '5597 Vinyl trjn, Qauoas, power steering, lo» mount mlrrori, heavy 6 cylinder, gaijoes. p6wer steering, radial tires REBATE - 600 REBATE - 500 tkrtv batter,, pramlurn tire* and »p«r»,«xlr«. heavy cooling Stoc* 08281. 2 door, automatic. Only . - $2488 REBATE - 600 ««oo». GVW. stoc* *;eot YOUR $DOOA* R $MM $7699 $6399 1978 FORD FIESTA > 8380 V B $ PTC E 5269 * 4 speed. Only .' $1988 P R°IC E 4997* •Plut till* and tar*(. /V Plant avallabta on p; film SetUttft'* * »t W» prie* U othsn it tlmfl* uvtng* 1 at this price *S3 Etcotlt, EXP and Thunderblrdt. ~ 1977SPORTSMANHAXIVAH ^ 5 LEFT fcm ATTHIS 21-2&4Drs. PRICE at similar GOOD SELECTfOTi savings OF USED CARS, CRESTWOOD !^ In^Dearborn.C-^We have to be better. UNDER SlOOOl Two blocks east qf Telegraph on Michigan Avenue

fcj OPEN: MONDAY & THURSDAY Plymouth OPENMOfi&THURS. TIL 0 PM Fox Hills ^ 'TIL 9 PM. 565-3900 111 W. Ann Arbor Rd., Plymouth 32850 FORD ROAD O. FAIRMONT• ESCORT • EXP • CLUB WAGON • FORD PICKUP (w,ofi-27S) 455-8740 harden City 421-5700