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(J)tt1:J: 1:1 0 0 '"' 0 OJ ~\ ,..;>:,[0. ~tt1~ '0 .... o~(J) ,",0.0 \\ .... f")~ • . '"' (/\ \ '< 3: WAYNE COUNTY'S OLDEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER... ESTABLISHED 1869 L\ .... Pubhc..lUon Nuf'l'lbef USPS *MO 4) I._c:oono.\ \ -- Vol.____116,No. 51, Four Sections,-----38Pages, Plus Supplements WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1985-NORTHVILLE, MICHIGAN .....r',\ .School board Road-repair pl~, - awards Bell may cost taxpa~;! new contract Following its third "outstanding" evaluation of School Superintendent $2 million or riJure George Bell, the NorthvUle Board of .Education Monday approved a new ByKEVIN~N as bad as I'd feared. Two million three-year contract for the chief ex- dollars is a lot, but I was half afraid ecutive and a salary increase of a little Putting Northville streets back into he'd be talking about $5 million. You more than $3,000. good repair will cost an estimated $2 look at report and. sure, the streets The three-year contract approved by million, city council learned Monday need work, but it's not as if90percent of the board extends from July I, 1985, to night. them need complete resurfacing." June 30, 1988, with his salary adjusted ThroUgh recent lean years when the Many of the repairs recommended from $54,075 to $57,590. city was struggling against a deficit, are relatively simple matters of sealing In addition to the superintendent's street maintenance W3Sdeferred as a cracks to prevent water from running contract, the school board also approv- short-term cost-saving measure. under the roadway and eroding the ed salary schedules and contract exten- Engineering consultant Edward (Jack) base. Council member Paul Folino sions for the central office ad- McNeely told council Monday night noted that the city had to abandon a ,ministrators and supervisors. - that a stUdy of road conditions shows crack-sealing program three years ago 'Ii In recommt!nding contract e:tten- that rapid action on repairs could save in the midst of the bUdget crunch. sions for his cabinet and supervisory several mUes of roadway, but that "Now we're going to have to pay," he staff, Bell told board members that other areas need resurfacing or said. "If we'd been able to continue our there "are some long standing ine- reconslruction. sealing program, we probably wouldn't. quities" with the differential between Mc~eely stressed that his $2 million levels of compensation for members of estimate is in today's dollars and that CClIltInued 004 the central office cabinet and super- recent labor contracts suggest that con- visory staff. slruction costs will be rising over the The superintendent noted the next few years. Council discussion in- elimination of four central office posi- eluded consideration of tackling the Center site tions has resulted in a higher level of repair program over a five- to lo-year .-esponsibility in the remaining posts. period. The four positions eliminated in central After a long slide presentation show- lures investor office are the assistant superintendent ing cracked road surfaces, voids beneath the pavement, settling, heav- for inslruction, director of personnel, ByB.J.MARTIN coordinator of K-12 special education ing and drainage problems, McNeely sald it will be up to council to decide and supervisor of custodial services. Where's the beef? Well, it may not be In outlining the addltional respon- which parts of the program to under- take first. in downtown Northville, after all. sibilities placed on central office staff, Rumors had circulated recently that Bell noted that Burton Knighton's role If money is invested now in preven- tative maintenance, the city can add a developers would seek to open a Wen-' as assistant superintendent for ad- dy's Hamburgers franchise on North ministrative services now encompasses decade or more to the lives of many roads. But devoting all available Center north of Dunlap - a possibility the entire oPerations, personnel and many city officials considered ~ew construction for the district. resources to such maintenance would mean further delay before some of the undesirable, but difficult to block. '.,. Dolly McMaster, who came to the But City Planning Consultant Ron district as administrative assistant for worst problems are solved, he said .. "What yOU'dlikely come up with is a Nino revealed last week that a different curriculum and instruction, has taken use of the site (now a parking lot/· the role of top level management since combination of the two," city manager Steven Walters said. "You'd put some access route for Arbor Drugs) is being '1e. death 'of former assistant seriously considered: a drive-through perintendent Nancy Soper. of it into maintenance and some of it in- • . to major projects." bank and a retail shop. In only his first year as ad- Nino s~rised city planners at their inistrative assistant for operations, - _McNeely~s.report detailed street pro- blems of varying magnitudes in 11 . June"IS-meetlng when-he-reP.OIted that"'· : rom Bailey has done an outstanding executives of Detroit FederiI saviDgs .: ,b." Bell noted. "He has exerted areas, chosen to reflect whether the streets were surfaced with concrete or and Loan had contacted him about ~imself far and beyond the call of duty detailed preliminary plans drawn up by ~n many occasions, including asphalt. It included a mathematical formula for comparing the degree of the institution's architect. numerous middle of the night trips back The plans. Nino said, provided for to the district or over the weekend pro- deterioration among the segments of roadway. It did not, however, suggest landscaping and a neo-Victorian design jects." for both buildings which he said would" In recognition of the added respon- in which order the problems should be addressed. be much in keeping with existing' sibility level, Bell recommended a downtown buildings. "They're doing a '. responsibility adjustment be added to "I think (McNeely) has done an ex- cellent job of pointing out pretty much great job on it," Nino added the base salary of Knighton, Bailey and When contacted last weeK about the : McMaster. Summersong clowning what we expected to hear," Mayor Paul 'lernon said. "It's pretty clear we have proposal, however, a spokesman for Bell recommended that a base salary Detroit Federal sald that detalls of ac- . : . : adjustment of 6.5percent be awarded to a very sizable and very expensive pro- Rain or shine, those who came to town to fun. Billy Sayers is one happy fella as he ject ahead of us. We can't continue to quiring and developing the site have not : - : central office staff for the 1985-86school tries his hand at the drums with the clown been settled yet. . : .ear with salary increases tied to the enjoy the Northville Downtown Merchants' have our streets falling apart." Summersong welcome to summer band, a Saturday Summersong attraction. Walters said after the meeting that "We haven't even boUght the proper- the details of McNeely'S study "weren't ty," said Derek Volchoff, Detroit Continued 008 festivities last weekend found ways to have Record photo by Rick Smith. . Federal manager of administrative .services. "We should have a better idea in about three weeks." While commissioners were relieved . : •.. Board approves new school bus routes that the possibUlty of Wendy's moving: - onto the site now appears to be remote, '. .:Inside: they agreed they should waste no time •. ByMlCHELE M. FECHT She said her opposition to the pro- ferent winter and spring routes and/or Noting that the proposed plan gained drafting an ordinance amendment posal stemmed from several basIc con- different guidelines for K-2nd graders. favorable feedback from the approx- limiting similar types of chain . Northville school officials are hoping cerns. Board president Jean Hansen, who imately 15 residents attending last restaurants. The commission is in the . "I'm uncomfortable wIth the flscallr- supported the motion, sald she thought week's public hearing, Superintendent process of reviewing the entire elty lOn- 2A new bus routes approved by the board :Calendar of education Monday night will responsibility this represents," she the safety concern outweIghed the cost George Bell said he expects "the new ingordinance. .,r- '. alleviate some of the transportation said, noting the additional $33,000 which to the district. program will be received quite well by Nino also told commissioners that Ar- ~C!asSifieds 48 problems which have plagued the wUl be spent next year on transporta- "In a lot of areas there are no the community." . bor Drugs may soon remodel its ex- district in recent years. tion could be better utilized in the sidewalks," she saId, adding that the . However, he was qulck to point out terior so that it is more in keeping with . Obituaries 5A The new routes, unveiled at a pUblic classrooms. district has "a lot of busy streets with that there is likely to be the "usual other downtown buildings. ' hearing last Wednesjlay and approved She also noted that "philosophically, Irafflc that goes at a fairly good clip." number of transportation problems in City manager Steve Walter said Mon- I think it's crazy to pick up a kld a half Aside from Wilkinson, the five re- the fall as we implement a new day that representatives of Wendy's 6A by the board in 5-1vote Monday, repre- .Our Opinions' sent a cooperative effori between a mUe from home and then teach them maining trustees favored the motion. system." had told him that they had been starprts- Citizens' Committee for Transportation walking and jogging in phys ed." James Petrie was absent from Mon- While a citizens' committee recom- ed with the plans of Detroit Federal OurTown 1C Needs and the administration. Wilkinson said she also felt the day'S meeting. mended a review of the district's bus Savings and Loan and indlcated they In voting against the proposed bus district should be teaching older Approval of the new routes is the final routes back in 1982,a revamping of the had been outbid for the property; Sports 10 routes, trustee Karen Wilkinson told students responsibility (by helping step in the district's major undertak· current program was necessitated by He added that he was told Detroit board members and administrators the younger children walk to school) and ings for the forthcoming school year as the closing of Cooke and Moraine last Federal's lease was up at its present plan "has been a very difficult proposi· thought the district should have taken a it relates to school closings, redistric- location on Center and would not be tion for me to come to grips with." closer look at other options, such as dlf- ting and grade reorganization. Continued OIlS renewed. Peters hopes to widell range of senior citizen programs
ByB.J. MARTIN be interested in. "We're thinking about having a "One lady told me." says Karl 'Senior Prom,' " Peters says. "We're Peters, "'I'm so different when the looking to get Into a lot of activities kids are around. When I~m here, I'm besides just playing pinochle and me, wild and crazy.' " bridge." In the few weeks since Peters took the Much of Peters' workday is spent post of Northville Senior Citizens' Coor· responding to calls from seniors (l5-20 dinator, the 23-year-old Madonna Col- per day, he estimates) requesting in- lege graduate has seen plenty of formation about programs, chores, evidence that one's golden years aren't minor home repairs, tax information necessarily a period of decline. and housing. But he hopes to oversee "There are a lot of stereotypes about continued expansion of the Northville senior citizens," Peters points out. "I senior Center, which his new office ad· think people have an Idea that all senior joins. citizens end up in nursing homes. The Center recently acquired a shut- "But a lot of them are still very active tle bus, which mostly Is used for Tues- day shopping trips downtown. Group se~~~~~~~,~o:tUI~~~~,~bput their trips like outings to Detroit Tiger And Peters Is hoping he can use hIs games, he says, usually require a new post to pinpoint how he can help larger bus. Peters' Interest in gerontology was senior citizens make the most of their Ret.,rd photo by STeVE FECHT It's gourmet- l-C time. He expects to begin circulating spurred in high sc1loo1 when he ae- , " next week a questionnaire about theIr Shuttle bus and Karl Peters: new resources for Northville seniorcitizens .. needs and what programs they would ~Ccdlflted OIl4
/ I I 2·A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, June 26, 1985 - New high school courses, texts approved In Service
By MICHELE M. FECHT the high school curriculum began with "Introduction to the Social SCiences," a reviewing curriculum revisions. Residents honored a review and discussion within In· ninth grade course combining the Computer purchases approved by the New course proposals, title changes divldual departments and then with former semester classes of World board mclude 53 IBM personal com· Midshipman Michael G. Stepaniak, :and course deletions for the district's department chairpersons. History and World Geography; three puters and five Apple liE computers. son of Mr. and Mrs. George Stepaniak Ihigh school program were unanimously The high school curriculum commit· new computer classes - Programming New computers will be purchased of 1170 Concord Cou:1, was graduated I approved by the board of education tee - a group open to all high school I, Advanced Basic and Pascal and directly through the Wayne County In· from the Unlted States Naval Academy June 10 culminating more than two faculty - then approved the recom· Cobal and Fortran, and a new home termedlate SChool District which has a May 22 In Annapolis and commissioned ·years of planning. mendations before they were sent on to economics course - Essential Living volume purchase agreement with tJoth an ensign in the Navy. : High school principal David Bolitho the faculty as a Whole. Skills - designed for ninth graders to IBM and Apple computers. Ranked as one of the top academic In· ·told board members that the proposed The Curriculum Organizational help them develop important life skills. stltutlons in the country, the academy :changes have "deleted gaps, overlaps Council reviewed the curriculum revl- A Chemistry IIIcourse Is being added The volume purchase agreement enables public school districts In the offers a broad curriculum of engineer- :and inconsistencies" in the current pro- sions to ensure that course offerings to the science department offerings, ing, science and humanities. In all, gram. reflect continUity with the proposed Swim and Gym to the physical educa. county to purchase computers at near or below dealer costs. some 18majors are offered. · "We said after the North Central middle school curriculum before sen- tlon department options and Music Ensign Stepanlak experienced four evaluation that we would begin plans ding the entire package to the K-12Cur- History/Music Theory to the in- Through the agreement, the district years of intensive academic, physical ·for making Northville High School a riculum Council. strumental music offerings. will be able to purchase computers at a and professional training culminating 'comprehensive 9-12program," Bolitho Bolitho noted that staff members are In addition to curriculum reVisions, 31-37pe~<:entdiscount. with a bachelor of science degree, ma- noted. , "now in the process of finalizing goals the school board also approved $32,000 In addltlon to the discount, the joring in systems engineering. ; The curriculum revisions approved and objectives for each individual In high school textbook purchases and The academy adds that professional by the board cover Virtually all areas of course." district Is assured that the computers $126,000In computer purchases. are purebred Apple liE and IBM PC's military preparation Is a fundamental the program from English, math and Some of the curriculum changes In- In recommending approval for the element in the Naval Academy'S educa· social studies to computer, home clude a new English course titled "High with original components. MICHAELSTEPAN1AK ..•. textbook purchase proposal, Bolitho It was noted that substitution of com· tion program. This training Is con- economics and instrumental music. School Reading" for ninth grade noted staff members follOWedthe same ducted during the academic year and, Bolitho said the process for revising students reading below grade level; ponent parts by distributors Is a com· procedure in selecting textbooks as in mon practice among many dealers. during the summer, at shore stations commander to train and assist data and at sea aboard ships of the fleet. analysts in preparation for command The 4,500-member brigade of mid- inspections. Hinchey joined the Navy in Community Calendar shipmen Is trained by 550 faculty April, 1971. . . members, divided eqUally between civilian professors and naval officers Chief Petty Officer Randy McDonald,.'. who rotate every few years to bring the Navy recruiter at the Plymouth Navy latest experience from the fleet. Recruiting Station at 819 Penniman, Mill Race Village offers Sunday tours reports that three Northville men Airman David M. Bush, son of Joan enlisted into the United States Navy's L. Mailloux of 487 Welch and B.J. Bush Delayed Entry Program on June 18. TODAY,JUNE26 Board of Education building. TUESDAY,JULY2 of Sommerville, New Jersey, bas Steve Burnworth, son of Mr. and Mrs. graduated from the U.S. Air Force Norm Burnworth of 46250 Bloomcrest, AARP MEETS: Plymouth-Northville Chapter of SATURDAY,JUNE29 ROTARIANS MEET: Northville Rotary Club course for information systems enlisted for four years with guaranteed the American Association of Retired Persons meets at noon at First Presbyterian Church specialist at Keesler Air Force Base, training as a hospital corpsman and Get into .~ ..'. ~~theSWing ',,'~~ Look for the "S" Button ". with golf r,1. and - vo. 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Inc a(\'la~ers /lJIve no IUlllO"ty 10 ROLLED BEEF llInd IhlS ne",paper and only publlCallOll of an aOvertlSemenl ohall SKINLESS GRADE A ~\, conslotu,e final acceplance 01 the IOverliser's order POSltnUI". RUMP ROAST ,_r,d Mdre .. changes 10 The Norlhvllle Record. POll OlllCe Box HOTDOGS M. Brlghlon, MI ~I 16 LARGE EGGS Publication Numba, USPS 3t688O 61b. Box SIRLOIN TIP 69~z"" WedneSday, June 26, t98~ 1HE NORTHVILLE RECORO-3-A •Operation may give Clark Berke hearing Clark Berke, a printer at News Prin- Hospital located in Madison Heights t~g •on Northville Road, has made and Dr. Brandes. (t!e.nds with co-workers during his 31 "He won't be able to hear like the rest His daUghter added that she expects ~rs in the business with his ready Berke to "have a hard time" adjusting smile and waves of recognition. of us. It'll sound like a scratcJ1Yrecord, to hearing. She said his parents and • ; A}thoUgh the 61 year old man has siblings were also deaf. bttelJ profoundly deaf since birth, he has but if you've never had heariIlg, it's "I called them, and one brother Is '~co.mmunlcated" through the note pad very leery about It," she said. "A lot of he c8rr1es everywhere with him. important. " his friends are deaf, and I'm sure a lot i~ow, through surgery to receive a of them are thinking, 'Why are you so ~JJ1ear Implant June 6, he may be - Dr. Warr<'n Brande!- lucky?'" abJe:to hear for the first time in his life Dr. Brandes said he dould discover no m:·;about two months. His family reason why Berke Is deaf. He added understands he also will have to go blems with the Implant. sounds. He also will undergo speech there are two million profoundly deaf thrOl,lghspeech therapy to learn to talk. "There's only two limitations to the therapy. people in the United States. The : ae returned to work with his head surgery," Dr. Brandes said. "You have "We're going to help him with that," surgery was approved by the U.S. Food ~andaged last week and smilingly pos- to be born with a cochlea and you have his daUghter said. "I've been trying to and Drug Administration in November . 00 lor photographs. By the end of the to be physically sound otherwise. 1 teach him to lip read right now." Berke's surgery Is expected to be the • w~Ii: the bandages were off, and he was discussed the operation with him and The family has been told that Berke first such operation in the Detroit area. happily pointing to the incisions healing everything was normal and he was will have to be shown visually what "This Is the first time in history we've aboveeacl1ear. motivated." such sounds as a knock on the door in- been able to restore one of the senses," He and his family live in the Brighton The surgery involved the implanta- dicate. his doctor said. "If you lose your sight area . tion of a series of wires near Berke's His daUghter said she and the rest of or your taste, that's It." • I ."I'm sure it's painful for him," his, ear. When the swelling reduces, Dr. the family were hopeful that the Last week, Berke was scribbling 'daughter, Carol McCollum, reported. Brandes said he would attacl1 a tiny surgery was successful but that they notes and, with his usual smile, pointing '''Every time he bends there's a popping microphone outside his ear. wouldn't "put all their eggs in one out that the bandages, Indeed, were off and a pincl1ing in his ear. But he's a "He won't be able to hear like the rest basket. and the surgery healing. worker; he wanted to go back to work of us," he explained. "It'll sound like a "If that part of the brain that's used He wrote also that he had another very badly." scratchy record, but if you've never for hearing has atrophied because It reason to be smiling - there's a new • He is not likely to receive the remain- had hearing, it's important. The more hasn't been used, it might not work," grandchild in his life, his fifth, he adds. ing. portions of the ear Implant for at you put into it, the more you'll get out lIf she said. "But there's a lot riding on The baby was born to his son Carl and least two months due to swellng in his it." . this. It cost $12,000, and there's been a his wife Casey of Pinckney at St. Joseph head. After the microphone ,Is in place, lot of media attention. They wouldn't do Hospital in Ann Arbor last Wednesday. Despite the pain, Berke's doctor, Berke may be able to hear sound. He it if they didn't think it would work." They named their firstborn Graham. Record photo by STEVEFECHT Warren Brandes, said Berke was "do- will then undergo therapy for one or two The costs of the surgery and Implant He weighed eight pounds, two ounces at ing superbly" and anticipated no pro- months to understand the meaning of are beng borne by Oakland General birth, Berke noted. Clark Berke's back on the job , , Registration under way for comm unity education offerings - ._~ .- "~IThough school may be out for the band program, Summer Band Camp Repair will be offered in a two-hour ses- damentals of magic, illusions and Stars." The course will give restaurant, a car wash and a pet summer, Northville's Community will be held in two sessions at Amerman s!on at Old Village Scl1ool.Participants showmanship. preschoolers a chance to explore the groomer. Edu~ation Program is continuing to of- Elementary Scl1ool. will learn basic bike maintenance of "Typing for Children," offered to up- depths of their imaginations through Two "Parent & Tot" classes are fer a host of activities for area Directed by James Walters, the camp multi-speed bikes including changing per elementary students in grades 409, games, make believe and puppets. scheduled for 2-3 year olds and 3-4 year residents. is designed for fun while c,ontinuing to tires, seats, handlebars as well as will provide an introduction to the basic "Stars truck," an offering similar to olds. Activities include art, music, . The summer brochure is available at develop instrumental musical skills. brake and gear adjustments. keyboard as well as proper finger posi· "Little Stars" is designed for 4-6 year stories, free play, songs and games. ff d Ensemble work also y,111 be stressed. Other offerings inclUde a three-week tions. The goal of the class will be to olds and will teacl1 participants make- Fitness classes offered during the the board of education 0 ice, an Participants will perform a vartety of Babysitting Clinic, a Balloonery class cover the entire alphabet. up application, backstage activities, registration currently is under way. band selections while continued atten- summer include Aerobics and Slim· Persons interested in enrolling in the focusing'on the art of creating a variety Fitness classes for kids will Include charades and the like. nastics and Slimrobics for adults as summer program are urged to register tion will be placed on proper playing of balloons and a Spanish I class for Tot-Robics for 3-5 year olds and Kid- "Mini Muncl1kins," a foods class for well as a Waist, Hips, Thighs class. ~arly as classes are scheduled ac- habits and techniques. students in grades Hiwho wish to learn Roblcs for kindergartners to third 3-4 year olds will give preschoolers a .cording to demand. Classes which do Two sessions of both Beginning Band simple conversation and hear stories. graders. chance to prepare gourmet delights in a A new fitness offering is a Slim- not attain the minimum enrollment one (for students who have completed a "Guess Who I Am?" is a beginning Three Novelty Dance classes also are four-week session offered at Amerman. nastics for Teens course offered for week prior to the starting date will be first year of band) and Intermediate acting class designed specifically for scheduled for 3-4 year olds, 5-6 year olds Debbie Kinde will instruct students on four weeks at Old Village School. The canceled. Classes begin the week of Ju- Band (for those with two years of band) elementary s!udents. The class will be and 7-8 year olds. A Pom-Pon class also lunch preparation. Parents should class wUl help parlicipants tone their are being o!fered. StUdents may enroll offered for four weeks and will help will be offered to students in grades 1-3 remember to bring their appetite, an bodies and stay in condition for fall ly 8. for both seSsions. students develop self-awareness and and 4-6 • apron and a wash cloth to the first sports. .Many new and exciting programs are A Recorder class also will be offered being offered this summer for both stage presence. Students willieam pan- A variety of preschool classes - class. . Both mail and walk-in registrations children and adults looking for fulfilling in two sessions for those interested in tomime, stunts and improvisation covering the gamut from cooking to "Northville Nomads" will take currently are being accepted at the leisure time activities. ear training and familiarizing skills. . drama - are back by popular demand. preschoolers and their parents on a tour Community Education Office located in themselves with music materials. "Now You See It - Now You Don't," Kurt Kinde, Northville High SChool of the town rarely seen by most the Board of Education building, 501 For those Interested in playing an in- In the Kids' Stuff department, a new a magic class offered in a three week drama teacher, will instruct 3-41,2 year residents. Last year's tour included a West Main. For further information, strument or currently participating in a course on Bike Maintenance and session, will teach students the fun- olds in a four-week class titled "Little trip to the post office, the kitchen of a call 349-3400, extension 214. I'NORTHVILLE MONTESSORI FRESH CATCH EXPRESS "The Fresh Seafood Market on Wheelsl" : CENTER "We look forward all week to our Fridall night setifocd dinner from Fresh Catch Express. It's worth waiting fOTl" SUMMER DAY CAMP -Judi Silverman PLYMOUTH \ 15709 HAGGERTY ROAD .6600 Sat. 9:30-11:30 a.m. I (Between 5 & 6 Mile) 483 AttM~o.c.,..., • 302 E. 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Advertise Prices include delivery and set up in your home (in the Use Our Free 6 Month Finest Quality Northville Layaway Plan Grand Rapids Schrader's Beddmq al Special HOME FURNISHINGS . Priceswllh Record purchase , "Family owned« operated sinclI 1907" ·349-1700 111 N. Center St. (Sheldon Road) 349-1838 Mon., Tues" Sat. 9106: Thurs. & Fri. 9109; Closed Wed. . " \ . .\ 4·A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday. June 26.1985 City deficit is paid off Year-end move keeps staff, work crews busy with some revenue left No one said it would be easy. Following the last day of By KEVIN Wll.SON it's all subject to the auditors, but what school June 13, teachers and you have before you is the final action staff began packing materials In the old days, It would have been to comply with the Uniform Budgeting for the move to new called a surplus. Under Michigan's provisions," he said. classrooms next fall. High Uniform Budgeting Act, which calls for The biggest change was an increase school staff members were balanced bUdgets. it's become a in racing revenue from Northville "reserve fund." Downs, which exceeded bUdget given an extra day to clear. ,Whatever name they choose 'for it, estimates by $103,000. Other Increases away materials as the major .Northville is finally back in the black. were in cable TV fees, state revenue thrust of the renovation pro- Thanks to higher-than-antlcipated sharing on the sales tax, interest earn- ject will be undertaken this revenues from six different sources, the ings, the 35th District Court and state summer. Administrators at. city adopted final amendments to its gas and weight taxes. the high school moved over to 1984·85 budget Monday reflecting Spending Increases included nearly Cooke, where they will be growth in the Public Improvements $50,000 to the police department, which Fund project reserve of more than purchased new cars earlier than usual, headquartered until their new' $33.000, bringing the total to more than various portions of the pUblic works offices are complete. At. $66,000. By the end of the fiscal year division, a city contribution to Fairfax Cooke, teachers and staff that begins next Monday, the reserve is Court paVing and the beautification packed boxes to be sent to budgeted to approach $200,000 for city fund. Meads Mill. Cathy Lenz (far improvements. The largest spending increase was In left> and Carol Pasco were That's after deducting nearly $300,000 paying off the deficit, which cost from the general fund to payoff the $107,500 more than was originally among those readying'. deficit remaining after the 1983-84 fiscal bUdgeted. The deficit reduction plan in- materials for the move. As ex-· . year and creation of a new $35,000 cluded in the budget adopted a year ago pected, Meads Mill has' "beautification fund" that included a anticipated having a small portion left become a virtual storehouse of . S28,OOO city contribution. over to be paid off next year, but that education materials. Boxes CIty manager Steven Walters told was changed when revenues began are piled throughout the school . council the budget amendments reflect flowing in at higher levels. City while work crews give the' actual yeat:-end figures excepting the auditors also insisted on some accoun- last two weeks (June 16-30). ting changes that bumped'the deficit facility a new coat of paint. '''There may be some small changes figure upward from what was inclUded Record photos by STEVE FECHT we will handle administratively. and in the bUdget. What If my new em IS School budget set at $12 milli~n a smash Moo 100way 001of 100 showroom? While there are likely to be ad- Improvement Notes from last year's ing of Cooke Junior' High and Moraine justments during the course of the 1985- bond sale. Elementary will be approximately 86 school year, the NorthVille Board of Monies from the bond sale are to be $400,000 from such areas as custodial/- Education Monday unanimously ap- used to implement energy conservation maintenance, school administration, Pt:Oved a $12 million general fund measures in the district's facilities. teachers, interbuilding travel etc. budget for the district. In addition, the 4.95 percent increase The bUdget, ouUiJ1ed June 10 and At its last meeting, board members in the SEV marks the first time since reviewed by the board's finance sub- were told that savings from the closing the 1982-83 school year the district has comittee prior to Monday's adoption, of two schools coupled with a 4.95 per- seen additional revenues from the local reflects a slight increase - $44,000 or .4 cent increase in the State Equalized taxing unit. percent - in operating expenses with Valuation helped the district balance In 1982-83, a mill generated approx- W,'h Aura-Owners d's - an iilcrease of nearly $450,000 or 3.9 per- next year's bUdget. imately $315,000. Next year, one mill covered c~'!t in revenue. While the $28,000 anticipated surplus will equal $321,000. An AUla-Owners policy ~ .) '. reflected in next year's bUdget would In addition to its adoption of the 1985- automallcally covers your - , . The bUdget also reflects a fund barely put three new school buses on 86 general fund budget, the board of new Cor And should you balance of $257,826. In addition to the the road, it is a far cry from the earlier education also established the millage have ",n OCCIdent WithIn 90 fund balance, the district also has $1.3 projected loss of more than $370,000. rate at 35.40 mills for operating and 7 days and yOUr cor ISa tolal million in unspent Energy Conservation The estimated savings from the clos- mills for debt retirement. loss lhey'li pay Ihe full cosl 01 a new cor • Nol all companies offer coverage Ihls complele Bul ~treet repair costs may be charged city-wide 01 AutO-Owners Ihey Iry 10 Ihlnk 01 everything SlOp by and see us lor lull delolls Continued from 1 Whether to collect the at-large share rules. as a special assessment or to simply But DeRusha noted L~at' millage be looking at this big expense now." raise the millage was a matter of some would still earn property owners a : Where the money will come from is council debate without conclusion. credit on state income tax returns. tAuto-Owners ~I still an open question. McNeely pointed "Most of us taxpayers," said Taxpayer-willingness to foot the bill Insurance out that neither an at-large assessment Walters, "would like to try to pay it for was another council concern, but of all city property owners nor special 10 years on an S.A.D. rather than five several members said they had heard assessments against properties abut- years of increased millage to get the many complaints about road conditions ting road improvements could be con- same amount. .. and believed the citizenry Is prepared sidered fair to all parties. Council member Burton DeRusha, to pay for a tangible benefit such as im- Walters suggested a mix of the two however, noted that special proved roads. sources, with the entire city con- assessments are not deductible from in- "Probably the people in these areas tributing a percentage of the total cost come taxes while property taxes are. faced with bad roads are going to be while property owners abutting major "At least until 1986," Walters said, willing to deal with it," said council reconstruction projects would pay referring to recent proposals that the member G. Dewey Gardner. special assessments for the more ex- deduction for state and local taxes be Both Vernon and council member Pensive portions of the program. dropped from the federal income tax Carolann Ayers said they interpreted McNeely's remarks to mean that the ci- ty should invest immediately in some, Peters takes helm at center pressing repairs to prevent more ex- Frank Hand . pensive damage. Both asked for some Continued from 1 "I was looking for a career where I guidance as to how the city might select Insurance Agenc)~ companied his mother .to gerontology didn't have to be confined to a desk ... the most cost-effective means of spen- 20793 Farmington Rd.. classes at Madonna College. "I was It's such a broad field, and there are ding money on roads immediately. Farmington always the one who'd visit elderly good opportunities to do a lot of creative McNeely is to present a priority list 478-1177 relatives with my mother," Peters ex- things." for repairs at council's July 15 meeting. plains. 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He was 78. an automobile accident in Novi Mon- Funeral service will be at 11 a.m. Presbyterian Church in Livonia and March 2, 1946. in South Hampton, for the Detroit College of Business. He He was born March 21. 1907. in Thursday at Casterline Funeral Home past president of the Livonia Kiwanis England. She survives her husband. day. Is being held at 11 a.m. today at was a member of the F.O.P. Spokane. Washington. to Bernum A. First Pre:;byterian Church of Nor- Inc. The Reverend L. Edward Davis of Club. He Is survived by his wife Pat; sisters and MyrUe Moffit. Evangelical Presbyterian Church of Wilburn also is survived by his thville. Ruth King of Northville. Laura The family suggests that memorial He leaves his wife Aldora. Dearborn is to officiate. tributes may be made to the Livonia father, by his brothers A. Mitchell Dr. Lawrence Chamberlain, senior Lipstraw of Flint. Mildred Peek of Funeral service was held at 11 a.m. Wilburn and Richard G. Wilburn, and pastor of the church. Is officiating. Burial will be in Glen Eden Kiwanis Club Genesee; brothers Harold Card of Thursday at Casterline Funeral Home Cemetery. by his sisters. Clorabelle McDaniel and Mr. Haass was a member of a Monrovia. California. Jack Card of Inc. with the Reverend Elizabeth E. WAYNE WILBURN Mrs. George (Delores) Carter. He was longtime former Northville family that Copenlsh; and several nieces and Jacunski of Unity Church in Livonia of- Mr. Stueckle. a Ford Motor Company preceded in death by his mother and by had owned and operated Farmcrest nephews. He was preceded in death by employee, was born December 31. 1925. ficiating. Burial was in Oak Grove A .adiological technologist who work· one brother. Robert. Farms in the township. five brothers and two sisters. Cemetery in Morenci. Michigan. in Detroit to Paul and Ida Marion (An- He died in an accident on Ten Mile thony) Stueckle. ed in Northville for 41 years prior to his At his own request, no funeral ser- between Haggerty and Meadowbrook 1984 retirement, Wayne Wilburn of Yp- vices were held for Wilburn. He was KATHRYN E. JOHNSTON PAULSTUECKLE roads which police are investigating. He leaves his wife Marilyn (Sheere), silanti died in Ann Arbor Saturday, cremated. also at his request. I~ A lile resident of the area, Mr. Haass sons Robert and David. daUghter June 22, at the age of 60. Contribution in his memory may be Funeral service for Kathryn Anniversary SUMMER Sale ~-. ~ July 2 VACATION 50% OFF (((mstvlim EVERYTHING! COLGATE CASHMERE BOUQUET VISINE EYE DROPS Jean Lauwers TOOTHPASTE BODY POWDER \t ~ Needlepoint o COMFORTS. SOOTHES )Sf.ud1o SPECIAL! .. FREE 20% MORE FOR A FRESH CLEAN Since 1972 o RELIEVES IRRITATION "The Yellow House" .. 060Z. 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Goss ~rJ~~M!CH!GAN (6/26/85 NR) Clerk GENERAL EXCELLENCE WINNER Editorials 1981 6-1\- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, June 26,1985 w~e Nort~uille mecor~ " ·' ·,. .~ ..- Our Opinions You'll read it here first Evaluations needed I------~.,. for city employees By Kevin Wilson '. .., City council is on the right directly under it - the City track in seeking regular per- manager. As it stands now, the formance reviews for all depart- manager is not subject to regular, So, new graduate, you think you want to enter the please the reporter from a newspaper that recently published ment heads. We were mildly sur- formal performance reviews. glamorous world of journalism. But you don't want to mess an editorial criticizing his performance on this very issue. prised to discover a system of Unlike the comparable positions of about with something as mundane.as a weekly community employee evaluations was not school district superintendent or newspaper - rather than doing the chicken dinner circuit The governor's done with his talk, answered a few inane • already in place. We'd assumed township manager, the city around some small town, you want to mingle with the big boys, questions, and his aides are trying to hustle him out to the that such reviews were being done manager is not under contract. get involved in the competitive charge of beating the reporter helicopter. He's been talking to township supervisor Susan administratively. Contracts periodically expire, and from the other paper or station. In short, you want to workthose Heintz (whom he called "Sally" once before he could find his renewal ordinarily spurs some kind stories everyone else is working. Not very original, but the notes> and I'm trying to get over there to eavesdrop. I'm too of performance evaluation. pay's better and at least you knowwhat you're covering is news late, the aides are pulling Blanchard away. But the senator Having city council involved in - everyone else says it is, too. comes to my rescue - "Governor, can you give a question to the the process makes a degree of The city manager serves at the local paper," he says, reaching through the crowd to grab my ser-se, however. The proposed pleasure of the council, with only a Guess what? Here in the local press we do that sometimes, shoulder and push me through the line. The governor's people system has the city manager charter provision that protects him when there's a legitimate reason for it. I admit enjoying those grant the request, but only if we followalong as he leaves the evaluate each department head's from immediate firing by a newly- times, but you've got to know they are neither as much fun nor room, and all the other press'people, behind. performance every six months, elected council and the state's as glamorous as they look. with council reviewing each one. In general labor laws as protection A dream come true, right? I'm supposed to do something different since it's gOingto be late and here I am with an ex-,_ those cases where the council hires against the risks entailed in that ar- Take Governor James Blanchard's recent pass through the find fires the department head or elusive word with the governor. About halfway downa longcor- rangement. Council members area to sign the bills purchasing DeHoCofrom Detroit. I can tell ridor I start flippingthrough my notebookand it dawns on me: I -must review such decisions made presumably discuss the manager's this story because the only one it ought to embarrass is me, and by the city manager, it is clear don't have a question for the governor. Atleast not an intelligent performance on an informal basis. everyone knows reporters have no shame. At least you'd know question or one that will hold its news value for five days on the council should be involved in the that if you ever saw a mob of reporters banging elbows in a bid evaluation process. off-chancenoone asks the same question before we get to press. A better-defined procedure, we to ask .. silly question that all their competitors will overhear. The entourage wheels around a corner and the governor's stan- believe, would better serve the in- They're all watching each other, vying for positionand trying to ding there, politely waiting for some guy from the local paper .. . ,Evaluation of employees far- terests of council, the manager and act important when it's obvious that important people don't ther down the organization chart "Two minutes," someone says. I stumble through some lunatic~ the citizenry. That neither the stand around for a half-hour waiting for another bunchofpeople grasping-for-anything-to-stall-him question about the should be done administratively whoare gossipingover coffeein another room. • council nor the manager has seen moratorium bill he just signed. without being subject to a council fit to pursue establishment of a review. Similarly, department review process indicates that both Me? I'm just the guy from the local paper who~sbeen cover- The guy's a pro, reinterprets my question well enough to heads for the library, recreation parties are happy with the situation ing this story like a king-sizeblanket on a twin bed. (The'trace say what he wants to say to the audience I serve, while I scrib- - department and sin,tilar ventur~s as it stands. Under the weak mayor of modesty I have left prevents use of more descnptive ble madly. I thank him for his time and bowout, having thought wtiere another appomted commlS- form of government, the city language). I figure to fade into the background and ask a few of absolutely nothing else to ask that has any relevance to th~ ,'shin or council makes the hiring manager is granted great authori- questions of the state corrections department officials, go back local angle. His helicopter isn't very far off the ground when I 'and firing decisions should be sub- ty. Without a regular evaluation, and write my story. I can't compete - my paper doesn't come come up with a great question that not only applies locally, but. Ject to review by those bodies, not residents are left to guess at how out for five days yet. Weexpect the dailies and TVstations will might even beat the dailies at their own game. Maybe I missed by the council. responsible the manager is in tell the basic story - my job is to add something and make it' it, but no one seems to have asked him that question yet. What, wielding that power. local. What I don't expect is a certain senator being eager to question,you ask? You're so smart, think one upyourself. As a closely-related aside, we must note the provisions of the Absent that information, Open Meetings' Ad that allow the neither we nor the citizenry can council's review of the evaluations know that the manager is perform- • ""'.'4 ... -to take place in closed, executive ing his job properly. The string of \ in sight session if the employee so requests. recent successes suggests that Those subject to evaluation should Steve Walters is doing more than be so advised. The city would be ex- an adequate job - how much more -ceeding its rights in this case, is an open question given the scar- By Steve Fecht It -however, if it were actively to en- city of public information on the 'courage employees to ask for clos- subject. Besides, our point goes ed sessions. Open meetings should beyond individuals. Policies shopld be the rule and closed ones the ex- be designed to suit the organization ception for extraordinary situa- rather than the individuals that 'tions - that basic principle behind make it up at any particular time. ·:the Open Meetings Act would be City operations may be going along :reversed if the city took an active splendidly, but a different mayor, ·.stance seeking to have all such council or manager will sooner or ~meetings closed. later take over. Establishing a '. regular performance review for .: We were puzzled that no coun- the city manager now would pro- • :cil member raised the issue of vide a means of maintaining ::regular evaluations for the one smooth operations and reassuring :employee who clearly serves the citizenry when that day comes. ~. . .." .' " South• Main makes , " ' .. a good impression · '... Visitors who enter the Nor- That it looks as it does today is . thville via Seven Mile and Nor- a tribute first of all to city residents :'thville roads are seeing the city'S who voted the .50 mill for the pav- .,"new look" - and a mightly at- ing when Wayne County Road Com- ·tractive one it is. Boulevards along mission indicated the low priority it South Main are green and filled had for its repair. City manager with attractive plantings. The Steve Walters deserves credit for Not too close -flagpole now is in place in front of following through on the engineer- :. ·!the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post ing and financing and, recently, on I called the dentist first thing Monday morning, and: :=4012 home. getting permission to erect the he was kind enough to see me on an hour's notice. . : flagpole. The beautification com- ::~ Surrounded by a bricked circle "Looks like a cosmetic emergency," he announced: :;and plantings, it is ready for the in- mission, which coordinated the After after taking one look at my mouth. ' : ::itial flag raising ceremony on the plantings on the islands and ;-Fourth of July. garnered contributions, and the Several good shots of cortisone and a couple of hou~s : Those who remember South V.F. W., which paid for the pole and the later I got up from the dentist's chair a new man:; : Main before the paving, curbing its landscaping, are much to be Through the miracle of a process called dental bonding; I~ commended. The beautification : and beautification are most aware had a new set of teeth. For the first time since junior high, ' • ; of the contrast. Not only was it a was a $25,000 project with half of fact my teeth were straight. No more Kukla, Fran and Ollie: : less than welcoming sight, it was the total donated. jokes for this kid. . By : considered a hazard by motorists First impressions do count - : avoiding potholes in the decaying and this one's "positively" PHILIP JEROME Unfortunately, not everyone has noticed yet. While: : pavement. beautiful. making my weekly rounds at the Novi P .D., I smiled: Ahh, the wonders of medical science. Yours truly broad~y at everyone I met and asked if they noticed. stands as living testimony. anythmg different. A couple of people guessed Ihad shav~; Publication Number USPS 396880 ed my mustaChe, which was unusual because I've never: » Wednesday, June 26, 1985- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-7·A Readers Speak Hospital has gone downhill To the Editor: pie are treated Is the reason for the dlvlduals who so generously donated . This morning (June 21) at seven on change. prizes and helped in other ways ... my way to work I attempted to drop off Just sign me: Without the contributions of these pea- ~ a couple of bags of clothing at the Nor- Hospital Neighbor pie, our party would not have been the . thville State Hospital (Northv1lle success It was. : Regional Psychiatric Hospital on Seven 'Thanks, party helpers' A special thank you, also, to the: Mile). I had heard of the problems Board of Education, the high school others had had in the past with the To the Editor: staff and especially to the high school harassing from patients, etc. so decided The 1985 senior class party was held custodial staff for their help in setting that early in the morning would pro- on June 14, following graduation. The up and cleaning up. We could not have bably be best. theme this year was "Happy Days." accomplished It without you. When I pulled up in front of the door Over 80 percent of the class attended, Thanks also to Darlene and Rob and got out to take the bags inside, I which made us very happy. Leiendecker, Carol and John Mer- was told by Security that I couldn't The party was a huge success, thanks rifield, Carol and Larry Meyers who park there. I would have to park in the to many, many senior parents who gave watched over everything during lot. I told her I was just dropping off a of their time and talents unselfishly graduation. couple of bags of clothing and I would since January. These parents built and Finally, thanks to the Class of 1985. only be a minute. painted scenery, planned entertain- Their enthusiasm and genuine ap- ment, cooked, etc., to make this party a preciation made all the work wor- She said she was sorry -I'm sorry, reality. thwhile. too. I took my clothing (badiy needed,I It is impossible to list everyone's Thanks to all, am told - with the shortage of funds, name - about 200 parents worked in Suzanne Kaley, etc.) on home and put them out with my some way on the party. The committee Margaret Peters, rubbish for pick up the next day. chairpersons were: Betty Baird, General Co-Chairpersons If the hospital would like the help and treasurer; Judy Dore, Betty Broderick, 1985 Senior Party support of this community, I would sug- Sandy McCrae, and AI Stephens, gest that some way be found to make it decorations; Ron Peters and Bill EDITOR'S NOTE: The party chairper- convenient for us to offer our Kaley, entertainment; Nancy Rosselot sons would have listed the individuals assistance. and Rosene Richcreek, telephone; and merchants who contributed to the Gary Strunk, security; Nancy May, event. However, a new Record policy I've been a neighbor to the hospital check roJm; Don McCuJlock, clean up. prohibits such lengthy listings, which for the past 30 years. I've seen it go Thanks to every parent who was involv- often have identified businesses inac- from a very nice hospital to a very ed. curately, in the belief that organiza- mediocre one - perhaps the way pea- Thanks also to the merchants and in- tions do thank them personally. SIGN OF THE TIME - The pUblicity cam- encounter this sign beside the freeway en- paign behind Michigan's new mandatory trance. The new 'It's the Law!' signs replace Party ordinance proposal tabled seatbelt law effective JUly 1 has reached the those that only urged motorists to buckle up. Record photo by Steve Fecht. By KEVIN WILSON Association. Trustee Thomas Cook suggested the Novi Road rest stop off 1-96,where motorists Trustee James Nowka said he could board could "put a little note in our A proposed "party ordinance" mak- see a value in adopting the ordinance, teaser file for every May" to pass' a ing it a criminal offense for adUlts to even if it does duplicate other laws on resolution reminding parents of Ule allow minors to consume alcohol during the books, in order to raise awareness legal restrictions against serving Police plan to enforce belt law house parties didn't get very far with among parents. alcohol to minors. "Go for a little Northvi1le Township Board of Trustees "This is clearly targeted at the publicity every year before gradua- Wearing·your seat belt will no longer by the Michigan Coalition for Safety over' the driver's actions," Hardesty at its June 13meeting. graduati.on party, the open house sort of tion," he said. Belt Use, reported New York's success After hearing from township police ~ing where the kids are allowed to be a matter of choice come Monday. said. Board discussion at the June 13 Under Michigan's new Seat Belt Law, with seat belt laws. According to the According to Northville Township chief Kenneth Hardesty that the pro- drink," Nowka said. "If there is a law report, traffic deaths decreased posed law targeting graduation parties meeting acknowledged that any action beginning July 1 all drivers and front- statistics, half the residents of Nor- on the books that prohibits that, it's not taken this year would be too late to ad- seat passengers in vehicles manufac- significantly within three months of the thville already wear seat belts. The duplicates state laws against con- being paid very much attention." time the law was enacted in March of tributing to the delinquency of a minor dress the high school graduation par- tured after January 1, 1965, are re- statistics were split 50/50 between users Allen acknowledged the value of rais- ties expected last weekend. Northvi1le quired to wear seat belts. Failure to 1985. The report also estimated that ap- and non-users, Hardesty said. and disturbing the peace, several ing parents' awareness that allOWing proximately 70 percent of New York's township board members who said they High School commencement exercises comply wi1l result in a $10 fine until According to a study by the Universi- teens to drink is against the law, but were June 14. January, I, 1986, when the fine wi1l in- motorists complied with the law which ty of Michigan Transportation initially supported the proposal chang- questioned whether it might not be bet- crease to $25. is believed to have saved 500 lives. Research Institute 11£ COIl SeC. Z/, TIN. RoSe CITY OF NoYt I, ---!tfJ5'TII I.INE sa 2~ 'NtJyINJL t/. If) 1.(1Rt>Z t { N ~ N ~ I " "'D4"~ I PfJ$...... ,. I ~ I. ~ Mt~/c ....~ ~------I 1(! 16rZO()9'W 1~tJ6' / - .3S0' I . ------_.!.._------~ ...:. MKI1I UN£ £J6NT}III.O ~;:s OUTLOT .~ • ./ ~ /S(). f "- is ~.(,M~11f, GI1Y6~MDI'IT.1N,lrM ~ . I.()S-/I ------I . ,) 22· 2{, -22~ .()2IJ To.rezone a p!lrt of the E 1f2 of the SE ';" of Section 15, T.1N., R. I,,'v'" 8E., ~Ity of NOVI, Oakland County, Michigan, more particularly .TOrezone a part of the SE '14 of Section 36 T.1N., R.8E., City of ~\ descnbed as follows: NOVI, Oakland County, Michigan, more particularly described as Beginning at a point on the north line of "Supervisors Plat No.4" follows: a subdivision of part of the SE ';" of Section 15 and part of the NE ';" of Beginning at a point on the north line of Eight Mile Road said point Section 22, as recorded n Llber 54A, Page 83 of Plats. Oakland County being S 87 deg. 20' 09" W 1022.27feet along the south line of Section Rec~rds, said point being Westerly 60.00 feet from the east line of 36 (nominal centerline of Eight Mile Road) and N 01 deg. 49' 13" W SectIon 15 (nominal centerline of Novi Road); thence S 86 deg. 49' 27" 100.00feet from the SE corner of Section 36: thence N 01 deg. 49' 13" W,351;,90feet; thence S 87 deg. 23' 18" W 50.00 feet; thence N 02 deg. W 191.42 feet; thence N 87 deg. 20' 09" E 299.86feet to the westerly To rezone a part of the NE '14 of Section 26. T.1N .• R.8E., City of line of Haggerty Road; thence along the westerly line of Haggerty Novl, Oakland County. Michigan, being parcel 22-26-228-028a part of 48 24 W to the southwesterly R.O.W. line of 1-96Expressway; thence Southeasterly along the southwesterly R.O.W. line of 1-96Expressway Road the following courses S 07 deg. 23' 54" W 135 78 feet and S 54 "Orchard Hills," more particularly described as follows: deg. 55'11" W 107.65feet to the north line of Eight Mile Road' thence S Outlot "A" of "Orchard Hills," a subdivision of part of the nor· to the point of beginning. EXCEPTING THEREFROM: Any parts of the above described 87 deg. 20' 09" W 188.08feet along the north line of Eight MlI'e Road to theast '.4 of Section 26, as recorded In Liber 86, Page 40 of Plats, the point of beginning. All of the above containing 1.196Acres. All of Oakland County Records. . lands taken, deeded or used as a street, road or highway. FROM: 1-1light Industrial District the above being subject to easement, restrictions and right-of-ways of EXCEPTING THEREFROM: The east 150feet of the north 250 feet, record. also excepting the north 200feet of the west 350feet of Outlot" A." B-3 General Business District TO: TC Town Center District FROM: asc Offlce-Servlce-Commerclal District FROM: B-1 Local Business District TO: FS Freeway Service District Comments concerning the request will be heard at the public TO: OS-1 Office Service District Comments concerning the request will be heard at the public Comments concerning the request will be heard at the public hearing or written comments will be received In the Department of Community Development, Cily of Nov;, 45225West Ten Mile Rd., Novi, hearing or written comments will be received in the Department of hearing or written comments wll be received In the Department of Community Development, City of Novl, 45225West Ten Mile Rd Novl Community Development, City of Novl, 45225West Ten Mile Rd., Novi, MI48050 until 5:00 P.M. Wednesday. July 17, 1985. MI48050 until 5:00 p.m. Wednesday, July 17,1985. '" MI48050 until 5:00 P.M. Wednesday, July 17,1985. All Interested persons are Invited to attend. This will be the only public hearing held. All Interested persons are Invited to attend. This will be the only All Interested persons are Invited to attend. This will be the only public hearing held. CITY OF NOVI PLANNING BOARD public hearing held. CITY OF NOVI PLANNING BOARD CITY OF NOVI PLANNING BOARD ERNESTARUFFO,SECRETARY KAREN TINDALE, PLANNING CLERK ERNEST ARUFFO, SECRETARY ERNESTARUFFO,SECRETARY KAREN TINDALE. PLANNING CLERK KAREN TINDALE. PLANNING CLERK (6-26-85NR NN) (6-26-85NR, NN) (8-26-85NR, NN) a Want Ads Section GREEN SHEET INSIDE Sliger/livingston East B Wednesday, June 26,1985 ~ilford dealership Report rates Michigan last tries new approach in 48 states The Great Lakes region - Indiana, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Ohio, Illinois and Miclligan - made the -in automotive sales best gain in maufacturing climates among the eight By MATT SEIDL . 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If you are a cancer I ~ • patient, they can steer you in the cy Honda also makes a full I right direction for cancer help. line of Boat Motors from I I 2 hrsp.-l0 hrsp • .~t the Cancer Information Service I ALL 4 CYCLE Reg. $505,00 I your call will be kept confidential. S 00 And your call is free. I SAI.E 415 • I I BRING IN THIS AD TO Call • Full f10alang50" Commencal Mower • Hour meter - ~ RECEIVE SALE PRICES I • 18hp 2cylinder Onan engane • Electnc start and lights (Offer good while supplies last) • 011 pressure led WIth 011filler • OverSized high floating IIres \0"5-- Toll-Free I D I • ExclUSIVeHydraulic dnve • Cast Iron Iron' & real axles den lrac • For opllmum performance and safety we recommend you read the owner's manual before • HydrauliC Lift Sf. Gar operallng the unit. 1985 American Honda Motor Co" Inc. • ExclUSive hIgh clearanco tor cA ",e \0 saY Cash and Carry I 1he ne"41na Limited Quantl\llls __ UlGERSO\.\'. • • First of America "0" Down Financing I c.~ ~1Iti ~ •• II •• C II 25100 Nowl Rd. • Nowl 3A'8 8864 1 mile S. 0112 Oaks Mall on Novl Rd. .... - New Hudson Power I I 53535 Grand River at Haas at the Spring Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9-6 (313) 437-144 A Comprehensive cancer center Sat. 9-3; Sun. 10-3 .... • 01 MetrOPOlitan Detroit ------ , c .' 13- SOUTHLYONHERALD-NORTHVILLERECORD-NOVINEWS- THEMILFORDTIMES-Wednesday. June 26.1985 RONALD JOEL JOHNSON of Highland has been named an Associate of the Society of Actuaries (A.S.A.). Good planning insures;.:~::: Business Briefs Enroute to the position. Johnson successfUlly completed an inten- sive course of study and examination administered by the Society on the basic concepts underlying the financial analysis of risk and its ap- comfortable retirement..: plication to life and health insurance. pensions and other security pro- Keogh plans are {or self-employed' grams. , How would you like to be financially people. You can put 25 percent of your Actuaries are trained mathematicians who stUdy and evaluate independent at age 55, free from the annual self-employment income, ~p to risks and determine the costs of benefit programs such as pension need to support yourself? $30,000. into a typical Keogh pl.an. According to the Michigan Associa- plans or life insurance policies. They also are frequently expert in the tion of CPAs, this lofty goal Is within Money in Keogh and IRA account~ ~c·· design of such programs. in computer systems. finance. marketing cumulates tax free, but withdrawal!; reach if retirement planning is begun from IRAs and some Keoghs before age and management. early enough. Johnson is an associate actuary with the League Life Insurance "Ideally, the average person should 591h trigger a 10percent federal penalty Company in Southfield. He received a bachelor's degree in begin making some retirement plans at and you must also pay income tax, on the withdrawal amount. At age 591k aM mathematics from Michigan State University in 1973 and a master's age 35," said Stanely Breitbard, chair- older, when you presumably wil.1~ degree in actuarial science from the University of Michigan in 197:;. man of the American Institute of CPAs' Committee on Personal Financial Plan- retired and subject to a lower tax THE VILLAGE PAPERBACK TRADE·INN, which formerly ning. "People with high Incomes are bracker. withdrawals are taxed as in- shared a building with The Stitching Bee. has relocated to 347 North not the only ones who should plan early come and no penalty is assessed. :: Main Street in downtown Milford. for retirement. In fact, the average per- Planning Tip: Self-employed perspns Under the ownership and management of Judith Pingston. VPTI son may have an even greater need for qualify for both the IRA and Keogh. has doubled the size of its store. It deals in new and used books. wooden long·term retirement plans." plans. It's to your advantage to c~n· country items, comic books, stationery and bookmarks. Until recently, financial planning was tribute early in the year to stash away as much tax-deferred income as P:OSsi· "Having my own store makes me more visible to the general something reserved for the wealthy. Most others did little or no long-term ble. . "': pUblic," Pingston noted. "You would be surprised at how many people Mid-course Corrections: People, ap· do not now that there is a new and used book store on Main Street." planning before retirement. But a con- fluence of events is changing this. Peo- proaching their 50s may want to think GREGORY DOBSON IRAJ.KREFT Pingston added that customers can have their old books recycled. about solid ways to raise equity. ''1.011 and therefore "read more for less." ple live longer and retire younger, while financial options have grown may want to sell stocks, collectibfes GREGORY DOBSON, RA. a resident of Novi. has been named a VPTI's hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday and more complicated and numerous. and other property that yield no regular return. ' "Jrnior Associate '.. : DECK OUT YOUR PLACE r------,I FISHER FUEL FISHER I J-!l ..." I FUEL I 'Mro I 624.4449 I carcareliti2S~'1- ;.:;..;;..., I I Centers ------SouJotiLyon Collision, Inc. .llchlganlicense No,F123109 ..... "Prompt Service" DupontPaintMixingSystemto GuaranteeColorMatch Chiefez LinerIf to GuaranteeFrameAlignment Car Rentals Available • Corvelles \ ~ ...... ·• TOWingAvailable • F,eros ~ • AutoGlass • Outside Frame New Hudson Lumber R5c •Welding WorkWelcomed! .', 56601 Grand River -- 150 E. McHattie .= 437·6100 BehmdCol.Markel New Hudson 437-1423 -- 7:30 105.30 M·F I 7.301012Sa!. ;\111 ~ .~~ . 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Milford Rd.• HIghland, LakevIew Plaza P,odUCII anO procea .'0 II SparlIn r". ,'O ComPI'IDI. produCl1 e.lilIDI. ItUlled dOllo,. ,': lnd4tpend.nl del'er, Ire ,," 10 C"'I'O' higher Of ..'. :.;- FREEInlllil Consultltlon-·Treltment. Llll, X·rlya. boiled10Inaurlnee 887·5800 .11:11 Irllill 11:11IliO~I~n111~1U1!1. lo".r p,leta See you' IOC" 0.".' lor hI. proCta • , ., • I " Wednesday. June 26 1985-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS- THE MILFORD TlMES-3·B Schoolcraft center aims Ross ridicules state's rating &~ helping businessmen Michigan Commerce Director Doug Ross called the Alexand\!r Grant Com· pany study of business climates old· ~ '. Michigan, eighth largest state In fashioned, ridiculing its high ranking of population, ranks 20th In getting federal the Dakotas as desirable for manufac· contracts. turing. · "You're going to see this turn 'I. went through the " , "The Grant study is designed to rank around," promised Bruce W. Sweet, those business climates that are most Jr., whose full·time job at SChoolcraft Dun & Bradstreet hospitable to older types of manufac· College In Livonia Is to help suburban turlng that rely on low-skill, labor- communities do business with the listings and found Intensive production processes," said United States government. Ross. "I went through the Dun & Bradstreet 5,670 area businesses "It's not a rating of climates for the listings and found 5,670 area businesses new high·tech, high-skilled, flexible- that could have a market In govern· ~hat could have a process manUfacturing in which the ment. Less than 80 were doing any U S. most competes with Japan and .government work. Government really market in govern- Western Europe for the global Is an untapped source of revenue. manUfacturing future. "Businesses can really diversify ment. ' their revenue so they're not so subject - Bruce Sn-eet. "That is why Grant ranks places like to the ups and downs of the auto the Dakotas, Mississippi and Wyoming Schoolcraft CoJJl'I!l' ahead of California, Massachusetts and market," Sweet continued. : His rule of thumb: Don't have more Michigan," said Ross, a former state ~a,n 40 percent of your revenue from senator from Southfield. government contracts. Few area firms "What's more, the states at the top of are In danger of hitting that limit. the Grant index are not even doing well Sweet's office Is easy to find. You shops and metal fabricators common in at attracting older, low-skill Industries since the business climate for that type ep;trk In the visitor's lot on campus at the metropolitan suburbs. In time, he 18600 Haggerty Road in Livonia and thinks the operation might be com- of manufacturing is even more attrac- tive in places like Mexico and Taiwan," look for the closest building - the puterized, matching products with local Bradner Library. The sign over the producers. he added. nearest door says, "Business Develop- Federal specifications can be com- Ross noted that major manufacturers ment Center." plicated - there are 10 pages of in new manufacturing technologies are Apparently the first community col· "specs" for the common marshmallow. concentrating their investments in lege to set up such a service, Sweet has the resources to obtain specs. states ranked by Grant as having Schoolcraft has made outreach to "The contract you sign doesn't con- below-average business climates - business a top priority under President tain all the specs. It just refers to the California, New York, Minnesota, Richard McDowell. Said Conway Jef· specification numbers," he said. "A Massachusetts and, especially. f~, vice president for Instruction: six-story building in Philadelphia has Michigan. "We're feeling a strong need to provide all the federal specifications for con- A study published in January by eSllrvice to the Industrial community." tracts. It would take you 12 weeks to get Engineering News-Record / For More Information Can • MooaW.lk · • Video Arcad. MARK'S SMALL ENGINE (313) 437-7550 • COlllc ••• loa Small ads get 16959NorthvilleRd. Northville 349·3860 • attention too. 'Price does not Include 'relght. dealer prep, delivery andlaxeS 4·B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS- THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday. June 26.1985 : , . ANIMALS One local call places a want ad in Animal Services 155 , > , over 125,465 homes through the Farm Animals 153 Horses & EqUIp. 1~2 following newspapers & Shopping Household Pets 151 Pet Supplies 154 AUTOMOTIVE Sliger Ilivingston;'Pilbncati91i,j;;'~ Guides: Automobiles 240 Northville Record Aulos Under $1000 241 Auto Parts & Service 220 (313)348-3022 Autos Wanted 225 Boats & Equip. 210 Green Sheet Novi News Campers. Trailers & Equip. 21~ I' Shopping Guide (313)348-3024 Construction Equip. 228 . GREEN SH:EET EAST·."1;{··;'; 4 Wheel Drive Vehicles 233 / ,A A;.," .. , v v"' A ~, -:., Serving Dexter Motorcycles 201 Recreational Vehicles 238 (313)426-5032 Snowmobiles 205 Trucks 230 South Lyon Herald Vans 235 EMPLOYMENT (313)437-4133 Business & ProfeSSIonal Services 175 .. C..LA$SI.FI AD:$~,j~~~' Milford Times ED.~AprION.. BUSiness Opport. 167 Help Wanted General 165 (313)685-8705 Help Wanted Sales 166 ----- Income Tax ServIce 180 001 Absolutely Free 010 Special Notices 015 Lost Brighton Argus SItuations Wanted 170 010 Special Notlces 010 Special Notices 010 Special Notices FOR RENT (313)227-4436 Apartments LOST or found a pet? ~, • 064 TO good home, female Black PAINTING:; BUlldongs & Halls 078 Animal Protection Bure~ Lab, 8 months, papers. INVESTORS/COLLECTORS Pinckney Post Shopping Guide Condominiums. OJ PRESERVE (313)231-1037 and Human.e (517)548-5082. 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Fowlerville Review Shopping Guide WHITE german shepherd, 9 Enjoy the ultimate ex- grade, minimum $200. NORTH posed 10 start on her treCll. To Share 074 AMERICAN COIN EX- $ISOReward for the arrest and Mobile Homes 070 months. good protecbon. Call perience, a Hot Air Balloon ment. (511)546-7189. .: (517)548-2570 CHANGE. Tom or Donna conviction of destruction of G Mobile Home Sites 072 Pam (313)348-1630. Ride. (313)4n-9569. LOST black and tan Beagle Moorhead, (313)483-3640. & 0 Car WaSh 01 Webberville. Office Space 080 YOUNG Beagle mix, small FREE pregnancy test in 30 Terrier, male. 5 mile Napier Livingston County Press (517)548-2358. Peoples name and Inlormabon WANTED Rooms 067 female Lab mix, shots, minutes. Teens welcome. area, reward, call anybme. • Storage Space will be conlldenllal. Please 83MOREPEOPLE (517)548-2570 088 spayed, moving. (313)531-3266 Another Way Pregnancy (313)455'3033. :.. Vacation Rentals 082 call Webberville Police Wanted to Rent 089 2 buddies need home. Year Center, 49175 Pontiac Trail, Department. (517)521-3951. MISSING puppy. male Wixom. (313)624-1222. Seriously Interested in losing FOR SALE old trained indoor kittens. REWARD for Information lead- weIght before summers end! Shepherd mix. 4'h month old, POliCY STATEMENT: All od.ortlalog Cemetery Lots 039 publiShed In Sliger/livingston (517)546-5969. FLINT Singles, danci~g every MY DJ's Natural herbal proqram. golden color, 9 Mile Curr]ll Condomonlums 024 ng to the arrest and conviction ',RATES Newspapers Is subject to the corKS .. Saturday night 9 p.m. Carman (517)546-5468 after 7 pm. or of persons who broke Into lhe (313)437-5714 area, needs medicatioA. Farms. Acreage 027 Uons stated ire tho applicable rate card. Plaza, 1-75& Corunna Rd., $4 (313)477-7883anytime. brown collar, reward! (313)43'. cOPIes ot which are • .,allable trom the Houses 021 house at 10989 N. Latson Rd. admission. ',GREEN SHEET advertising department. Sligeri. Income Property 035 Contact Sheriff Department. 91560r (313)437-0073. livingston Newspapers. 104W Main. 013 Card ofThanks Indust.-Comm. 033 [ NOTICES 1ii;J] HORSESHOE Lake Associalin SKIN care classes. diet, exer- ORANGE cat. male. whl~ PLUS3 NorthvtllO. Michigan 411187 (313)34 Lakefront Houses 022 annual meeting Sunday. June MELODIES 11'00 Sliger/livingston Newspapers cise, color analysises, free BOYD FARR Thank you for fin- paws, Larkins / Kensington Lake Properrty 029 30, 1 p.m. Northfield Professional OJ - All types of reserves the right not to accept an With S35 purchase. Hours: ding and returning my area. reward. (313)227-3984. • ACTION ADS adYentser's order. Sliger/Ll"ingslon Mobile Homes 025 TownshIp fire hall. mUSIC for memorable occa- 10Words Newspapers adlakers have no .uthor~ Northern Property 030 010 Special Notices sions. Wedding Specialists. noon to 8p.m.. Monday speakers and keys. I'm very ORANGE tabby with blue Cdl; ty and HARDY United Methodist 10 bind this newspaper only Real Estate Wanted 037 George and LyM Gardell. Call lhrough Thursday. Mastercard proud of you. From Lori. lar, looks hke Morris. (313)420- for $5.24 pubhcatlon o' an advertisement shan Vacant Property 031 ATTORNEY. Gary Lentz. Church ANNUAL CHICKEN and VIsa accepted. Call 2173. • constitute 'Inat Kceptance o. the (313)227-5731alter 5 p.m. I Wish to thank everyone for Non-Commerclal Rale HOUSEHOLD BARBEQUE. 6510 E. Highland ~vertlsjlt'sorder' Divorce from $295. Drunk driv- (517)521-3196for appolntmenl their kind consideration and REGGIE Jackson model solt; 24' Per Word Over 10 Antiques 101 Rd. Howell, MI. on M-59 % and free gift. Aucllons 102 Ing from $295. One simple Will thoughtfulness dunng the Il- ball glove, Tuesday. June 18a( • Subtract 35' for mile east of Argenline Rd. Bargain Barrel 250 $45. For free consultation call, lness and death of my beloved Lucy Park, F,eld number 3. repeat Saturday. June 29. 4:30 p.m. BUilding Materials 114 (313)227-1055. NIBBLES AND MORE husband, David Angelo (313)229-9327.ask for Tom. 1 insertion of same ad EQual Houstng Opportunity statement We Christmas Trees to 7 p.m. Adults $4, chIldren are pledged to the le"er and sptnt 01 U S 116 ADULT foster care. Room THE Roberts Sr. Beatnce Roberts. Garage Sale, Lost, Wanted Electromcs 113 S3. REWARD for relurn of missing polICy 'or the achtevemenl01 eqUAl hOu .. available for adult male, musl Specializing in appetizers and ,To Rent. Situallons Wanted Ing opportunity throughOut the Natk>n We Farm EqUipment NILES and Bonnie Shelton Shar-p'li dog. Lost night 01 112 HAVING a party' Rent a tenl1 PHONE MAN -& Household Buyers Direc- encouraoe and support an a"lrmatwe Farm Products 111 be ambulatory. (517)546-8952. appetIzer buffets. Parties for Telephone installation at 30% and Ihelr famIly, would like to June 17. Pellysville area. Tart .ctvertl$lng and marketing program in Call Gregory area JC's for in· Firewood & Coal 105 large or small groups. Donna sincerely thank all 01 thelf coat, curly tall. (313)878-6638. : tory Ads Must Be Pre-PaId WhICh there are no blmers to Obtain hOus- ALL Saints Lutheran Church is lormalion al (517)851'7603. 1050% savings. (313)227-5966. Ing becauso of race, coaor. rehgeon'or ~ Garage & Rummage 103 or Sue (313)632-9903. friends and neighbors for lhe holding Vacation Bible School After 6 p.m. SHELTIE, female. South Third tlONlortOln Household Goods 104 love and kindness shown 'Classified Equal HOUSing Opportunity $lOgan Lawn & Garden lhe week of July 15 through 19. 'THE FISH' non-financial Streel, Brighton. Urgen( , Equal Housing Opportunlfy" Care & EqUIp. 109 We will meet at the Village PREGNANCY HELPLINE emergency assistance 24 since the loss of their needs medicine. A big reward Table nl-llIustr'lSon (313)632-5240, 24 hours. Pro- daughter, Behnda Mane. A .Display 01 Publisher s Nottee MIscellaneous 107 Community Church. behind hours a day for those in need offered. (313)227-4150. :. Pubhsher s Nottee All real estate _heftls- Miscellaneous Wanted 108 the 21BUIlding in the Village 01 blem pregnancy help, free In the Northvllle-NoYI area. very special thanks to officer ed in thiS RewSDaper I' subteet to the Musical Instruments 106 ITTV 016 Found '. Federal Fan HOUSIng Act of lS1lS8whtCh Hartland. We Will begin pregn'ancy tes!, confidential. Call (313)349-4350. All calls Rosebrough. of the Brighton • Contract Rates Office Supplies 117 LOWEST PRICES PLUS makes It Illegal to .(lwertls. 'any classes at 9 a.m. and dismiSS Monday and Wednesday, confidential. State Pohce Post. pt'eferenc;e. IImltahon. 01 (IlscnmlnaltQn Sporting Goods 110 NEW OPTION OF LIVE Available at 11:30 a.m. For information 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., Salurday, Brown and white cat. 8 Mlle/~ '. based Oft race c~'. rehglOn or ft&tlOrW Trade or Sell 115 SPORTS (PAS.S.) TRAILERS. 35 It and 40 f1long 015 Lost Chubb Road area, 6-1>85. Want ads may be placed un- OOOln or any IntonUoR to make any sUCh regarding regislralion call 9 am 10 12 Noon. 9250 W. Woodsloves 118 CALL (517)548-1803 for storage boxes. (313)696- (313)349-8995. '. til 330 pm Friday. for that preler~e, hmltattOn or(ltscnmlnalton ' (313)227-4770before July 10. Highland Road (M-59), nllS newspaper Will not knc:wrIRQlyaccept PERSONAL BRITIANY ,spaniel, orange Hartland. West side door of 3200. CONCERT tickets. send week's edition. Read your any advertising 'or real estale wh6ehIs In Bingo 011 ANIMAL LOVERS! Help the and white. female. Burkhart advertisement the first time ....olabon 01 the taw Our readers .re Card ofThanks 013 I will pay full price for your while house . name, phone number wit~ hereby Informed Ihat all dwenlngs adYet· Humane Society help the house, If you are fleXible on W. T. Grant former employees Road. Howell. reward. 11 appears. and report any tlSKln thiS neW$p'~r are ....allable on an Car Pools 012 PUT your message on a concert name. date, place. animals by volunteering for terms. (517)546-6932. reunion at Kensington Park. 6- (511)546-6759. 'error Immediately Stiger/- equal opportunity Found - 016 bumper sticker. Send your ticket price and number 01 (FR Doc: n-tga] Filed 3-31 n.8 4Sam» Free 001 one of the following: Foster 29-85. Call Margaret Sunday. FEMALE mix Shepherd, l;lvlngston Newspapers Will MINISTER Will marry you name and address plus $2.00 !ickets 10: Box 1997, C/O LiV;- Happy Ads 002 care for homeless pets (usual- (313)229-4944. Winans Lake area, weanng not Issue credit for errors In anywhere. Reverend Elvie Ingston County Press, P.o. In Memonam 014 ly a 2 to 3 week commitment), to Dick Miller, 1657 Sandy flea collar. (313)231-2757. •ads aller Ihe first Incorrect Lost 015 transporting animals once or Hiner. (313)348-4348. Shore. Bnghton MI 48116.- Box 219, Howell. MI, 48843• insertion SpeCial Notices 010 twice a month, or working at our booth at the Brighton Farmers Market Saturday mor- absolutely -----_._-- - ning. For more informallon 001 Absolutely Free 001 Absolutely Free call. (313)878-2581or (517)546- " . 8959. Manor ANIMAL Protecbon Bureau Realty FREE and Humane Society have All items offered in this adoptable pets With shots at FREE mUll, spayed. shots, REDWOOD basket weave Offers ••• ,"Pbsolutely Free" column the Brighton Farmers Markel small brown dog. (517)546- fence. 6 fool by 10 foot. every Saturday. 8 am to 1 pm. mLst be exactly that. free 2344. (517)546-7280. 10 those responding. This BOY Scoul Troop 33 Paper FREE calico klllens, 3 SHEPARD miX female. 2 newspaper makes no Drive. June 29, 8 a.m. to . females. (517)655-4756. years, boundary trained. out- ... oharge for these listings, 12 p.m. in front of ACCO. PrO- ' FIREWOOD 2 X 4's cut 4 foot door larm dog. (313)229-9479. .. : but restricts use to, spect HIli Plaza. Milford. ' long. (313)349-0400. (ltanterburu (ltnmmOtt6 residential. Sliger/- SHEPHERD, Great Dane, BOOTH rental stili avaIlable liVingston Publications FREE fire wood. you load and female, tan With black mask, . for Gregory 4th of July accepts no responsibility carry. (313)348-6059. Howell area. (517)546-5838. celebrallon. Call (517)851'7851 I lor actIons between In- FREE klllens, 3 male, 1 SENIOR citIzen speCIal, ideal for Informal Ion. dividuals regarding Ab- female. 12weeks old. (511)546- companion (max) hienz 57. 0 CERTIFIED Myomassologist: I solutely Free ads. (Non 9434. Calm. house broken, Ideal StBrt~~~"~~~~,~,~~! pre-natal and therapuhc 9 I commercial) Accounts on- ~d~l~;o~;o:~~m~:~:hland Bldg. "B" minimum age 50 FREE killens to a good home. dog. Call (517)546-3104. I Iy. Please cooperate by massage. Reflexolgy. salt (313)231-2896. SANDBOX sand, enough for 2 • Spacious 2 Bedroom ~ Beautiful Landscaping. Exterior Lighting plaCing your "Absolutely glow. (313)229-4688. or 3 loads. (313)878-5651. • Approximately 1,000 sq. ft. • Central Air Free" ad no later than 3:30 FOUR cute PUPPieS, cocker , p.m. Friday for next week spaniel-beagle mix. (517)546- SMALL dog and doghouse. CLASSIFIED DEADLINES • Large Utility & Storage Area' • Carpeting publication. 5624. Good with kIds. (313)229-9299. Wednesday 12.00 - Green • One-Story Quality Construction • Kitchen and Bath - Hasy care no-wax floors FREEZER, needs compressor. SIX killens, all colors. two Sheet Shopping Guide Serv- • Masonry Sound Barriers between units for privac) & security • Close to Shopping, Churches OQ1 Absolutely Free (313)437-8545. Caflco. 8 weeks. (313)437-2402. Ing Dexter & Green Sheet • Energy Efficient • Ground Maintenance ANIMAL Rescue Inc. Pets free FREE puppies. (313)437-6913. TWELVE, frisky, cuddly, kit· Shopping Guide Serving Highland, Thursday 3:30 - to 'good homes Shots and FREE brick and firewood. You tens to choose. They wanl OPEN DAILY Shopper Business Directory, Located 1V2 miles N. of M-59 on wormIng already done. haul and lake all. (313)348-9886. you. (517)548-3952. Friday 3:30· Shopper. Monday Tues.-Fri. 2-6 p.m. (313)227-9584 THREE acres of hay. you cut , ' N. Milford Rd. GAURD duck. drake. (517)851- Green Sheet. & Green Sheet Sat. & Sun. 12-4, Closed Sunday and haul. (313)349-9383. ADORABLE killens. 7 weeks 7129. BUSiness Dlrectorys, Monday l.- old, different colors (5mS4&- GEM top fits Ford Ranchero. TAPPAN eleclnc pultout 3:30 • Wednesday Green -I ' f56(l. (511)223-9058. range. Needs SWitch and Sheet. Sales Office 887·_6999 Manor Realty burner. (313)437-5336. 887·1099 : : 3 ~AdOrable killens 10 good German shephard collie. ~.. ~omes, 7 weeks (313)632~23. male. 8 monlhs. Good dog. • l''::ABSOLUTELY the cutest kit- (313)878-2595. , lens available today. Ready 52 Gallon hot water electric for you (313)685-2204. tank. (517)546-0624. ADORABLE, black and white, HALF Shepherd. half Collie spoiled poddle miX, black miX, loves horses and kids, 2 neutered cat (313)231-3814. years old, all shots, neutered, ABSOLUTELY adorable 2 male free 10 good home. (313)887- WE DON'T JUST BUILD NEW HOMES - WE MAKE killens. Liller trained and very 6418. gentle. (313)632-7765. HORSE manure. Two white _ANIMAL Protection Bureau geese. Five killens,liller train- · and Humane SOClely have ed. (313)878-5195• .;adoptable pets WIth shots al INDOOR killens with starter ~lh1l' Brighton Farmers Markel • food supply free. (517)546- I •ev~ry Saturday, 8 am to 1 pm. 8291. ~ADORABLE killens. (517)546- KITIENS, long haired, black & I 4776. while. (313)349-8178. DREAMS COME TRUE 1 ADORABLE free killens. Good KITIENS, barn cal hiler. not If your dream is to own a new home - and your budget is around $60,000- we mousers. (313)887-3367. good house pAt. (313)437-2561. ANIMANL Aid, Inc .. free adop- KENMORE dryer. working have the new home package for you - come out and see us this week. labie pets, Bnghton Big Acre. condition. (313)349-1214. Saturday. KITIENS 2, one declawed, .ADORABLE male killen. to both females. (313)476-4255. good home. (313)437-5284. KITIENS. 6 weeks old, hiler • BLACK BOUVier. 2 years old, trained. (517)223-9964. Introducing. '•• in South Lyon Introducing ••• in Commerce good watch dog. (313)449-2322. KITIENS, males and females. , : BE 'Irstto select and reserve a (313)629-5065. Norwegian Elkhound puppy. KITIENS. '::t:"0-9-ood-:--:-ho-m-e-. Our new 1500Sq. Ft. Colonial • : (313)632-5353. (517)223-8n6. A Great Now Subdivision • (8) Beaullful killens, long and short hat<, different colors 5 Killens, hiler trained bel· Located off Welch Road - Just Suth of Pontiac Trail • (313)349-~5. ween 7 and 8 weeks ago. ·1V2 baths (517)546-2348 • BLACK long haired klllens, 3 • Full basement KITIENS. 7 weeks, gray or "WALDOR MANOR" : males. t female. (517)223-6910. H!.ayand white. (313)349-5982. - All alumimun · BELGIAN sheepdog. AKC. : Male, 2'h years, housbroken. LEFTOVER garage sale 11ems. Must take all Items. (517)466- • 70 x 13510t -1656 sq. ft, Tri Level • needs fence. (313)878-5760. 3916. :: BROKEN concrete, SUitable - Paved streets -90x1351ot LONG haired female calico : lor road fill. Will help load. cat, 2 long haired killens. • Underground - Paved Streets : (313)437-3036. (517)546-9469. ; BLACK retriever miX, ex· - Underground utili!les MINATURE Dachshund 10 lov- • " cellent diSpoSition, male, 1 ing home. (517)223-3488. : year, onoculaltons. (517)546- TOTAL NICKI, ideal children's pet, 5 $61 900 • 8252. PRICE , month Sheltle mix, · BLACK lab female. young TOTAL housebroken. (313)227-4763. : brown mixed lemale. Alter DOWN Also: PRICE $60,900 '. 6 p.m. (3131227-5856. NEEDS good home, tabby cat, From lovable female, (313)231-3491 16,565sq. It. Trilevel $60,900 · CLOTHING, Howell Church of Plus closIng costs or (313)878-3716. : Christ, 1385Wesl Grand River, 1,120sq. It. Ranch $56,900 1120It. Ranch $56,900 : 7 pm to 8:30 pm,Monday. NEWSPAPERS for paper drive. 30 bags. You pick up. , CLOTHING, Church of Chnst. MODEL LOCATION: South off 9 Mile just West of Pontiac Trail (313)887-6715. MODEL LOCATION: Indian Wells Subdivision, North off Pontiac Trail Just West of Beck Rd. • 6026 Rlck/ltt Road. Tuesdays, ; &.a p.m. PUPPIES, 6 weeks, molher registered Bouvier. (313)68S- ~. CEMENT Cinder Blocks. 30-SO, 9481. MORTGAGES ~ used. (313)348-7939. PURE Siamese mom and !i CA.NNING jars, deep Ireezer, Siamese mixed killens. J • Me slereo cCiunsels. (517) 546-. 9.75% 20 MSHDA [ '. yr. .: ~~ 2096. Animal Rescue (313)227-9584. OPEN SAT.-SUN 1-6 Waterford 674-4153 C~A:::L~ICO=-""k""ltt"'e-ns-,';lr-e":"e-:t~0-:9:::'ood~PART collie puppies, 6 weeks 107/8% 15yr. Fixed -:i old. (511)548-8986. : -, home, 7 weeks old. (313)437· Mon.-Tues. 9%-12% 15yr. Graduated .... _ ..... Wixom 669-2270 •• 3713. PUPPIES, mother Cockapoo, and lather? 6 weeks. (517)466- • CALICO kittens, rare beauties, Wed. Thurs 3-6 9% ARM South Lyon 437-0002 3809. : shots, wormed. IIl1er trained, • hurry! (313)227·1852. RABBITS. (517)548-0023. : 2' Cute, adorable 10 week old ROLLS 01 cyclune fencelng. ~ ~itt,ens,lemale. (313)231.1103. Needs painting. (3t3)887·7554. FREE lab shepard pUPllles, REGISTERED, neutered male males, Call after 3:30 (313)229- cocker, 8 yeara. (313)43NI859 621~5.,-- _ evenings. .., 021 Houses For Sale "I. ,J 016 Found 016 Found 021 Houses 021 Houses 021 Houses 021 Houses 021 Houses 021 Houses BRIGHTON.12x24two room BRIGHTON,just reduced. 3 :- • DOG 30 Pound black female, with hall bath collage. 40xl00 bedroom ranch. full base· ladles watch. with leather BRIGHTON. private country BRIGHTONfo, sale or rent, DEXTER3 miles from Whit· : white throat. 2 years old. band. found on Main Street. lenced lot. 516.000.call after ment. and Country kitchen. BRIGHTON ENERGY aelling. Almost ~ acre site low down payment. Beaullful more Lake, three bedrooms ': (3131685-3011. Mlllord. (3131684·5491. 5 pm. (313)156-0543.(313)361. BRIGHTON.by owner. very 559.900. call Kline Realty. CONSERVING With water privileges. Just possible,basementwith seinl. 1154. (313)227·1021. country atmosphere. 3 possi· :: DOBERMANmale. black and nice 3 bedroom house. quiet (2x6WALLS) starling construcllon. 3 ble 4 bedrooms. IIreplace. 2 finished rec room. sun por~h ~ tan. found 6-13.Grand RlYer "BUY repossessed homes street. fireplace and "A" BRIGHTONTownship • Land bedroom. energy elflclent. wood stoves. surrounded by with Franklinfireplace. 2 '1.1tar ~. andStowRd.(313)223-8918. from governmenll 51 plus framed shed. FARMERS contract terms and Woodlsnd ~~~r~~y~g~n~~~~~~~,~a~r wood ranch with contem· state land. Assumable mor· garage on 1.39acres. S35.ooo REAL ESTATE ~ byappOintmentFromS56 900 :: GRAY female. shaggy type. repalrsltaxes. Throughout HOME APPROVED possible like privileges. This Quad· porary layout. 9~% MSHDA tgageor land contract. $46,900 firm. call after 5 30 p m. Includln9lot City wate,and (313)426·3183. or daytime ". Terrier/Poodle. 13 Mile Rd. Michigan/nationwide! Details assumpllon. must sell. level offels these plus many seNer 'manClng available financing avalable. 559.900 byowner.(313)229-4028. FOR SALE S3.95to: Homestead.Box 909- 541,900.(313l87e.5980evelngs. more features. 577.900.REAL· (313l818-5n5 . • (313l699-1193. complete.BuchananBuilders. BRIGHTON OPEN HOUSE A33.lnola.OK.74036." ~ytlme (3131941-4720. TY WORLD VANS (313)227· 9141% M.S.H.D.A.20yr.llxed (313l818-9564. FOWLERViLLE.By owner. 3 · 3455. Ou.x:Mns Grand R"'e' to SUNDAY.JUNE 30th2 p.m. to Brighton Lake ROld. turn BRIGHTON.MySticLakeHills. 5 p.m. 700 NELSONSTREET. bedroom ranch. allached BRIGHTON·Home is laid out south 10 Third 511eel turn left Beaullful spanish style, Iwo Supersharp quad level In the garage. 24x3Opole barn. oJX5 ~~ for home office or an ex· to mOdels Check to' 1m· acre corner lot. 552.000.After mediate occupancy story. all bllck home. Set on city of Brighton. 3 bedroom. ecu\lve and professional per· 2'1.1 wooded acres. 4 5 p.m.(5ln223-9677. , if bathand a half. den and large .' son. Solar heat & heat pump. ADLER HOMES, INC bedrooms with master sUite. FOWLERVILLE,by owner,"'3 " family room, Home Is tastfully ~ Oneof a kind. 5109.000.REAL- Olflce (313)632·6222 study. 3 fireplaces. Inllround decoratedand squeakyclean. bedroom ranch. 1'1.1bath. TY WORLD VANS (313)227· pool. 5225,000 by ownel. .: t.Yodel 229·6559 Yard Is beautifUlly land- walkout basement. 1 blOCk ·f OLING 3455. (313)221·5169. scaped.a must to see. Pllced from schools. S69,900.~II ,.~ REAL ESTATE INC, BYowneron almost one acre right at S69.850.Ask for Elaine (5ln223-7126 for appointment. on Brighton Lake Road. 4 HawkinS. Real Estate One. FOWLERVILLE. 3 Bedroom " ~ 201 S. Lafayette .' James C. bedroom brick and aluminum (313)221-5005. ranch, 7 acres. 2 pond's. " U!1 437-2056 ranch. Walkout basement. BRIGHTONowner. Clean. 3 garage. 1'12 baths, walk-out Cutler Brighton schools. 557.500. bedroom, full basement. sun basement, upstairs u\lflty. ;;;.;;; 522-51 0 Realty (313)221-4831. room, 1'1.1car garage. gas $64,000.(5171521-4263 BRIGHTONranch home, you heat. 1.027sq. ft.. Close 10 FOWLERVILLE·Gregory, !3 103-105 Rayson, must see. 3 bedrooms. 2 everything. S55,000.(313)229- bedroom ranch. 1'1.1 bath. WATER PRIVILEGES ON SANDY BOTTOM LAKE Northville baths. 2 fireplaces. 2 car 6667. largedeck. full basementwith I. 4 Bedroom brick ranch on 1 2/5 acre country lot on garage.cedarpole barn.wood BRIGHTON.What a way to wood burner. 2'1.1car allached private dllve. away from traffic. All newly pamled deck to screen porch. where startl JUST REDUCED TO garage.6 plus wooded acre/l. and decorated. Family room with lireplace. pallO. 349-4030 you can view acres of land. S35.9OO. All appliances In' private pond. 565.000. , Lots of kitchen cupboards, garage and workshop. Large. welf kept 3 bedroom ranch home With faml' Homeseton 1IfJ acres. lots of cludlngwasher and dryer stay Splltable. Assumable 7~~ Assumable 9 year land contracl. Prestigious area. Irees. Closeto U5-23south of as well as some furniture. mortgage.(5ln223-9204. ~ 569.900. Iy room and allached garage. large lot. owner Will NOVI-Meadowbrook Lake-Sharp 4 Bedroom. conSider pllvale linancmg. Alum. sldmg exlellor. Bnghton. Many edras. CO Fenced yard With frUit trees. FOWLERVILLE,Very Clean~ 2'12 Bath Colonial on beaullful wooded lot. Lake call for more details. 3633. Bnghton Town & Coun· call Chris al Preview Proper- VICTORIAN CHARM IN SOUTH LYON bedroom. full basemenl, and Park m SubdiVISIon. CALL TODAY FOR try. (313)227·1111. ties.(313)227-2200.(S112). newer kitchen and family 3 Bedroom, 2 slory frame home walking distance DETAILS! A dog·lover·s and horse lover's paradise. Kennel t~ shops. Formal ~Inlng room, country kitchen CITY OF HOWELL, NOR· room. wood burner. fenced license for 10 dogs. 3 slall barn and garage com- BRIGHTON.New energy con- THWEST SECTION. Lovely yard,newdeck, land contract. With floor 10 ceiling cupboards. wrap-around NOVI-Vlllage Oaks. Ternlic Family Home! 3 bmallon. HeaVily wooded. excellent quality home. servinghomes(2x6walls). 1m· porch, 2 car garage. Grandma's house!! 549.900. home on Burns Drive. $4.000down. $338per month. Bedrooms. Carpeted and Draped Llvmg. Dining 4 bedrooms. part basement. all for Just 5149.00000 mediateoccupancy. Howell's best subdiVision. 2 ContactMr. Chandler.Town's and Family rooms, lireplace. appliances. 2 car Not just a drIVe by. ADLERHOMES.INC. PARADISE FOR LARGE FAMILY Bedrooms and bath on lirst Pillar Real Estate. (517)546- garage. Club House and Pool. SEE IT TODAY! (313)632-6222 floor. upstairs ready for ex- 0566. 15 Acre splillable farm wllh 5 bedroom cape cod 572.500.00. home. 3 balhs. fireplace With wood msert. in. pansion.573.900.call (517)546- HOWELL1,200sq. It. bl-lev~1, 4134lor apPointment. 1 acre wooded lot on gravel ground pool. sauna. several outbUildings. hockey NORTHVILLE-Greek ReVival. $107.000.00. Relur· HOME rink, car workshop. Land conlract terms. 5119.900. bished. H,stollcal landmark home. Pllced to sell .Qrnul); 43133 W. Seven Mile DESPERATE,must sell due to road. 10 miles nor1hesat of qUickly. Owner Transferred. Call for Delalls. (Highland Lakes FORSALE Illness. Make an olfer on a 3 Howell.Unlinlshed lower level Shopping Center) bedroom,full basementhome has lireplace. Upper level'.3 Northville BY OWNER with two car garage, situated bedrooms, full bath. kilchen, HOWELL AREA-200 acre farm. Gorgeous 4 10% Assumable bedroom colOnial home. 3 barns. 75% IIliable Call ~ • 349-1212 on 3 acres, an Byron. call living room With fireplace. for details. 21 TurUe Creek Subdlvlalon listing agent. Shirley McCall. Asking$47.500.11%LandCon· (9 mile& MeacIowbrook) or Mary Regan. (313)750-0167 tracl with 15% down. 25 yAar SUBURBAN ~EALTORS Owner transferred. or (313l629-1l478.century 21 amortization, 5 year balloon. Prestigious Custom ParkplaceLtd. ad no.164 Federal land Bank, (517)546-, buill, 3 bedroom, 2'1.2 5617. • bath, Ig. fam. rm. w/- HOWELL. a beutllul stOlle INSPIRING 3 bedroom tri·level home m lhe F.P. Formal dining, HARTLAND.English country houselocatedon a large treed beautifUl Heatherwyke Sub. In Novi. Excellent carpeting throughout, lot, 299x99.With fenced back floor plan. Neutral decor. newer carpet. cent. air, style ranch.3 bedrooms.large 1st floor laundry, 2'1.z fireplace. mature birch and yard, 2 story home has:1 nice landscaped 101.deck and patio w/gas gllll. A car garage, large pine trees. streamanbackyard bedroomup and2down. lIVIng • must to see! $87.500. backyard. Close to x- room. dining room, kitchen, ~2I. with grape arbor, Long lake way & mall. $116.900. access. M'59 and US 23 eXIt. bath, full basement. froQt LOOKING to get away from It all. then this 2400 sq. OPEN SUNDAY porch. rear Inclosed porcheil. fl. colonial on 6 acres mlghl be the ticket! 3 552.500. 56.000 down. 1st OFFERING ON THIS NICE RANCH on 4 Acres- 1105 paymentsof $475per month. well and septic and briok A DELIGHTFUL 2200 sq. fl. bllck home on lovely '/2 Close to Town. Schools and Shopping. Family Bedrooms. 3 full baths. 2 car garage. 1st floor laun- garage. Low utilities. natural dry. Hurry! 5129.900. call Ron Monelle at Preview acre lot 10 Connemara Hills has been well taken room, natural fireplace. laundry room. newer 348-6441 Properties.(517)546-7550 gas. Howell school dIS\l'i~. "care of and has several recent Improvements. carpeting thru-out. 2 car allached garage. deck assumeablemorgage, 45,900. $99,500. and pool. Pole barn and fenced pasture for COUNTRY ESTATE. You'lI love thiS elegant 3 BR Call(5ln54e.1548. ~ horses. 582.500. home on 2'/2 acres With room 10 roam 10 the fresh country air. Fine cuslom home With many extras. 3 HOWELL.big old home. five NORTHVILLE ESTATES-L-=,vely 4 bedroom. 2'/2 plusacres.hills, trees. lishlng bath Colonial on beautiful '12..~re 101.Offers com- BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY CONDOMINIUM wilh 1,500 BR·s. family room, den. More land available. sq. ft. 2 bedrooms, kitchen has refrigerator and 5168,500. COMMERCIAL FOR SALE lake, barn, $107,()()().verylow ,fortable family living with all Ihe expected extras. down " qualilied for bank Move-In condlllon. Just 5110.900. electric stove. rec room In walk-out basement, patio. private entry. Priced to self. 543.500. NOVI. Northville area. Counlry Place. 1650 sq.ft. 3 200'x450'-Grand River Frontage finanCing. Crest Services (517)54e.3260. ' • NORTHVILLE COLONY ESTATES-Beautifully BR. 2'12 baths. Finished basement. garage. ,'."'" detailed 4 bedroom Colonial reflects pllde of COUNTRY STYLE RANCH SETTING on 1.2 acres BeautifUlly decoraled. neutral colors. Stamed ,,', ...... ~~ HOWELL,521McCarthy,gre~t ownership and has a complete IIs1 01 extras to in the City of South Lyon. Kitchen has custom cup- woodwork. beamed ceiling. pallO. pool, courls. 4 bedroom home with extr'a please you. Ideal walk to school location. Call for boards plus appliances. sunny laundry room on club house. A must see. 589.900. I JI I" lot, well Insulated. ZOJled · delalls. 5112.900. mst floor. Beamed living room ceiling. family • :..:» duplex. $49.900. call Betty room, and deck. Above ground pool for hot sum· Swaninger. The Livingston DESIRABLE FLOOR PLAN is fealured 10 Ihls mer days. S69.900. Group. Days. (313)221-4604. spacious 4 bedroom home wilh 3 full baths. dlOlng After6 pm,(313)231·1008. _ area, spacIous kitchen. 22' family room. finished NICE COLONIAL in city. kitchen has new ap- -1lgh Traffic Area, full brick. 2500 sq. HAMBURG • 4805 Mercei. •rec. room. deSirable guesl sUite pOSSibility. pliances which include stove. refrigerator • -eet. call owner/agent. Three bedroom ranch on 1.9 pleasanlly treed pllvate yard and 2 car garage. dishwasher and microwave. 3 bedrooms, 1'12 acres. Pool. deck. pole barn 5119.900. baths. dining room. Large deck and nice landscap- Carol $159,000 (517)548-3260immaculate. $79.500. Belly Ing with back yard backlOg up 10woods. 564.900. Swaninger. The Llvangston LAKES OF NORTHVILLE-1985 custom bUill bllck Group. Days, (313)227-4600. Ranch features 3 large bedrooms. 2'12 baths. NEED LOTS OF ROOM? THEN THIS NEWER SPLIT Mason After6 pm.(3131231-1008. spacious great room wllh cathedral celllOg. dlOing LEVEL HOME MAY BE FOR YOU. 2.500 sq. fl. of ZUKEY LAKE RETIREMENT. Home reduced to HIGHLAND· DunhamLake 4 room. finished walk-out lower level. profeSSional living space with 5 bedrooms, 3 full baths. extra bedroom bllck colonial. 2,400 •.•Iandscaplng With multi-tiered deck. allached large family room. natural fireplace. dining room. 2 ~~ 544.900•• 532 Acres. extra large IIvmg room. one bedroom. finished garage on canal. Call Jeff Rent- sq. ft., 5110,000.11%. 111'\' 'garage and much more. Priced to sell at 5159.900. car allached garage. Nice corner 101in Country mediate occupancy. no Sub. Owners say "BRING ALL OFFERS" 579.900. COuntry Living In Novl schier. 44~2771. With terrific land contract terms on 7 plus acres. agents.(313)687-1325. • CENTURY 21 Horses allowed. Large home wllh natural GALLAGHER LAKE. Price reduced 5115.000. 3 HOWELLcommerCIalproperty Hartford South-West fireplace, 5 B.R.'s, 3'12 baths. full bsmn't.and bedroom. 1'/2 baths. extra large tlVlOg room. targe on Grand RIVer.live UPStairS, 349·5600I .. 22454Pontiac Trail smaller in·law or rental home. Near the Mall, X- kllchen With bay window. 2-car garage wlln apart- office or bUSinessdown. Ap- 330 N. Ce1J..ter-Northville 437-4111 ways and park. Call Barb Barr. ments, Call Jeff Rentschler. 44~2771. proximately 1.700 sq. ft. 6 foot pnvacy fence. Parking Gorgeous Livonia COndo HURON RIVER SUBDIVISION, pllce reduced 10 for 8 cars an rear. Assume 1 Master bedroom m Laurel Woods includes 599.900.2.130 sq. fl. home. Featuring 4 bedrooms. 1'h% morgage.call (313)477. newer cpln:g .. custom drapes. Lovely club house 2'12 baths. walk·in closels, family room With 7883. • w/pool/sauna. exercise room. WalklOg distance fireplace. 17x12 living room. Many, many extras. HARTLAND - lor sale by to shopping & restaurants. Owners anxiOUS. Fur· private access to Gill Lake and Huron RIVer chalO' owner. 2 bedroom ranch with niture & W & 0 negotiable. Priced below mkl. of·lakes. Call Jeff Rentschler. 44~2771. garage on nice lot With lake NORTHVILLE price. Call Barb Balr. rights. $27.500,terms or trade \ possible.(313)632-5894 T6rrlflc Investment Property Spear & Associates, Inc. HARTLANDby owner. hilltop With an ideal location near 12 Oaks Mall and Wall· ranch, 3 bedroom. CUS!OI'(l ed Lake ... has 6 rental unils zoned buslOess 1m· Realtors built, country kitchen. 2'12 -NOVI provement. Listers must accompany any show· garage, paved dnve. 1,Y2 mgs. Call Barb Bair or Gary Madar. 1915 Pauline Plaza 994·4500 acres, large basement,ready for paneling. Within ten miles 344-1800 2721 S. State St. 994·0112 of Brighton. Howell. Fenton, and Milford. No maantance. 348·6430 41766 W. 10 Mile RD. Novi, MI 48050 $80.000. (313)632-6833. • • the American. * STRAWBERRY LAKE -4 Bedroom English Tupor: dream • >. :':Three story brick home with 6 bedrooms. 2 full Lovely 4 bedroom Quad in country sub. Neutral goe50n. • 'baths, 2 half baths, above ground pool. 3 car decor. Above ground pool, fenced yard. Largest : :garage & enclosed pool. $115,000.348-6430. model In Newman Farms. 576.500.348-6430. Beautiful 2500 sq. ft .. 2'12bath. Large fireplace. All sports lake access. ~ acre. O"tsof trees. ,. • Ja.:,.~ . . _. • - Pnvate Peacelul. QUiet, Prestigious . , • Only 10 miles from Brighton. 1610 Ann Arbor, • \ ~~~--.~.~ Open House Info and Brochure call ' ~'.~"-- .:~~~ . 231·1924 I I"... 0..". . t;...J.... ; I: .. ~ r· ..'\ ~ . '" "- .. ,...... -:; ~ -::' • .". l~"'!: "',. t:'l> ....-.--:;;.:"'~-"""-"- ~ : ,Four bedroom lakefront colonial In Novl's Village Excellent location, great value at this price. Newer ..,~- ~ ii' - - -110ID;J1lr~;"(m·-t·~ ~---m' " l" mii~ • carpeting. parking lot for 10 cars. Land contract '.oaks. Living room with fireplace, separate dining -r.;. @:CAROL • 1'oom. Beautiful deck overlooks Lake. $85.900. 348- available. $75.000.348-6430. ~T'MASON ~'~. ~.~~ ~ :REDUCEDI Northvllle's most prestigious SUb. TWO bedroom beautifUlly maintained condo. All 'j'-~ ~~~~., ..:.~~ji;;, !j~' >HllltoP setting. 'I.z acre treed lot. Executive col· appliances. window treatments, living room wall ::onlal wilh 4 bedrooms. den, gorgeous family room shelves and phone box stays. Patio with gas grill ...", ). '''with fireplace, automatic underground sprinkler hook·up. Good closet space. $46.900.348-6430. ::'system, tiled and divided basement. $179,000. 348- SAVE 510,000 (ON YOUR LOT) Beauliful 4 bedroom colonial In Holiday Park. This OR MORE ,'\ • • :8430. home Is very clean. beauliful landscaping. has PRICED , :.: Beautiful 2 bedroom ranch on 2 acres In Northville hardwood floors, bullt·ln appliances. very tasteful- New for 'S5-More choices UNDER $30, 000 "'wlth pond at entrance to Edenderry. Come make ly decorated. 569.900.348-6430. III American Dream Homes. ::thls modest hOme a show place. $112.900. 348- Energy.efflcient Thermal.craftedT'" :~6430. homes, bUilt With IIIteglity and pnde. In· novatlve architectural deSigns and quality : '~Excellent move-In condition. 4 bedroom colonial. matellals. Truly. more home for your , ~Neutral decor thru-out. Oak parquet floor In kit· money ... and now. more chOices than ever , ;-Ochen and dinette. Ceramic tile In foyer and hall/· Welcome Home, before. How about the easy life? • •~ spacious master bedroom wilh bath and walk·ln , : .: closet. $85,900.348-6430. THREE BEDROOM condo with spacious family/- ' : : • Move right In and enjoy this beaulifully decorated ..~•.: OP'EN HOUSE 1-5 p.m. dining room facing enclosed patio. Large master, : '~cOIOl\lal wilh 3 bedrooms, 1'1.zbaths, family room bedroom, full basement, and in a complex with a ' • ,.wilh fireplace. Premium lot. $84,900.348-6430. CAREER _ Sat. & Sun. June 29&30 great pool and clubhouse ... Call tOday for details. I _ , . • : :: Easy to live In. 2 bedroom Tuck·under model with We build your house 90% complete above RENTAL ... $600 Includes utilities. Novl SChools, • :.super deck and patio. Priced right and decorated OPPORTUNITY .;,~e~· I_I~ Novl area. Call today. .' •, • .' well. $79,900.348-6430. the foundation and you save $10,000or , . r....~ more. Call for details and financing NEW IS GREAT FOR YOU ... and we have thosd" : ":Great downtown location. 3 bedroom brick ranch Real Estate training class new condos here In Novl. Come In for the rest 01 ' ;"wilh walk-outlower level. 2 full baths. Huge family See me and save even more on your new home. the Information ... Beginning price ... $74.990. •• room den wilh bar. extra deep lot. Mature trees starting soon, No charge for .-: on loi. $75,900.348-6430. tuition, small material fee on- ',' Artisan Building Company I" ;.: Spacious condo located In a small town. 2 ly. Call Sharon Serra, 348-6430 .": bedrooms wilh walk-In closets, full basement, end 7015 Fleldcrest Rd. • Brighton, MI• 344-1800 ,:. unit wilh garage, 1Yz baths, large deck. $<47,900. for details, U,S. 23at Lee Rd.(Exit 58) Phone (313)227-4422 41766 W. 10 Mile Rd,. Novi, MI 48050 '::: 348-6430. • , " 6-B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS- THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday. June 26. 1985 GLOBAL OF NOVI MEADOWS .~ D22 Lakefront Houses 025 Mobile Homes 021 Houses 021 Houses 021 Houses 021 Houses 021 Houses PRE-OWNED • 021 Houses For Sale For Sale HOWELL, 7 acres. 4 HOWELL, two miles. country 1982 14 x 52 Liberty on ease. bedrooms. 3 bathrooms. NOVI. Open Sunday 2 pm to SOUTH LYON.larm home by A new 1985 Skyline /Hamp- HAMBURG· Lake privileges. living Two acres. Modern 3 HOWELL. 51.000 towards clos· HOWELL, new listing, 4 ment lot, large awning over Andersen Windows. 559.900. 5 pm. by appointment. 41600 owner. Remodeled on Johns shire), 14 x two bedrooms. . Nice home. Owner has to bedroom ranch. lamlly room • Ing. Tastelully decorated bedroom Iakelront home on 60, Iront door, 8 x 8 wood deck . relocate. sandy beaches & IIreplace. finished walk-out bungalow. 1.200 sq ft., dining /5171349-4785. Tamara /South 0110 Mile, west Road. 4 bedrooms, basement. lake Chemung. $57.500 with fUlly carpeted, furnished. 01 Meadowbrook). Sharp 2,000 oil 01 back door, 8 x 8 Wood .golf course. near by. Land basement. Enclosed deck. AI· room. 1'h baths. Call Judy Am· HOWELL 4 bedroom. 1 'h (313)5570044G', /3131533-5500. quick occupancy. Crest ser· cathedral ceiling, bay window. sq. ft. bi-level. 4 bedrooms, 2 shed. excellent condition, Contract available. $54.000. tached garage. $69.000. mono The Livingston Group. bath. den, Country kitchen, In· SOUTH Lyon. TastefUlly Y1ces/51n548-3260. has many other extra leatures. starter home. SOLO. • baths. Novl schools, lenced REALTY WORLD VANS /5ln546-3437. /3t3)227-4600/CI16) 547.500. ground pool. 2 'h garage. decorated. 3 bedroom ranch. HAMBURG, cottage lor sale You must see this home. Only yard. Reduced 575,250. " (313)227-3455. HOWEll. by owner. 3 miles recently remodeled. fenced family room. full basement, $14.899./313)685-1959. West HOWELL. Four bedroom (313)349-8382. on Rush lake, 1 bedroom. 1979 14 x 60 Hillcrest 8 x 12 southeast. Custom bUilt. 3 yard, low taxes, land contract garage, many extras. $6C,900. Highland Mobile Home Park. ·HARTLAND. lakelront home. home with loads 01 potential. resonable. /313\937·2028. porch, oil door expando, bedroom ranch on qUiet coun· terms available, 567,500. tlORTHVILLE price reduced to /313\437-5423. • all brick ranch. I,nlshed walk New Insulallon. lurnace and HAMBURG Bass lake • 7 x 10 shed, low lot rent. . out basement. 5 bedroom. 2'h try hilltop With 3~ acres. (517)546-9622. $65.000. 5 bedrooms, 2 baths, BRIGHTON. 14x&5 on its own hot water heater. Move in can· TYRONE Twp, 56 acres. Over Iakefront. 2 bedroom year starter home. bath. 3 Ilreplaces. sunkon Beamed kitchen. lots 01 cup- large corner lot. 2 car garage. fenced lot, centeral air. new dillon I $36.600. Call Teri Kniss INDIAN River Mich. Home lor one half mile road Irontage. round home on double lot, boards. lull wall fireplace. older home. (313)349-9495. garage, $33,900 with contract marble tUb. The only view at Preview Properties. sale by owner. 544.900. Walk to Ore creek, and pines on pro- with sandy beach. 2'h car 1970 12x63 Marlette, wall air earth tone decor. appliances. terms. Crest Services (517)548- .Irom wrap around deck IS a /3t3)227·22OO.(W515). Sturgeon river. Large wooded NORTHVILLE. 3 bedroom perty. Old 4 bedroom house. garage, stone IIreplace, large conditioner. water soltener, woqded ,sland in Round lake. deck. Approximately 1100 lot. all rooms carpeted, cur- brick ranch, targe fenced excellent buyl Only $40,000. 3260. excellent condition. HOWEll. Beaulliul older modern kitchen. new Harlland Shores Estates. s!luare feet. Open lloor plan. tains and drapes. 3 bedrooms. backyard. finished basement. Land contract terms. Ask for carpeting, pontoon boat and BRIGHTON. 3 bedroom on reasonable. nice starter trees. large lot. nicely SELLER WILL PAY $2.500 OF With full basement. 6 years 2 baths. lire place with Incert, open lloor plan. wood burning Bonnie Selby. (313)632.7135 nice sized lot, $12,500. Crest home. decorated three bedroom small sail boat Included. PURCHASES CLOSING COST old. well Insulated. Nicely washer, dryer, electric range, stove, new carpet, wallpaper. or/313)629·5376 Bekkerlng $74.900.(313)231.1553. services (517)548-3260. ranch. full basement. extra 'ON OFFERS ACCEPTED landscaped Move-In condl' dishwasher. relrigerator. paint. kitchen counters. walk Realltors. 1983 26x60 Friendship. large garage. Just 556.000. LONG Lake. Hartland. year. BRIGHTON. Iree. no charge. BEFORE JULY 15. 1985. tion. Howell schools. 561.500. Large rear deck. lull 2 car to schools and town. $62.500. Fireplace. wetbar, and more. Owner has lust added super WIXOM, 5 acres & 2 lamlly round. Want to trade lor Clear title, 10 x 50 2 bedroom -$129.000 Call Ron Monelle at No agents. please. (517)546- garage, wllh electric door by owner. (313)349-5081. Reduced In pnce. land contract terms. Call Nan· dwelling plus 26x3Oworkshop duplex. (313)632.7378. Travelo. You haul it away. Preview Properties (517) 546- 0553. opener. Excellent condition, NORTHVILLE 4 bedroom brick cy Bohlen lor details at with basement. Estate sale. PINCKNEY. Lakelront, this 3 (517)546·1925 evenings, ,7550 HAMBURG Twp. 3 bedroom call (616)625-2605. Colonial, 2,400 sq.ft. in lamily 1983 24x60 Champion. Wood- Preview Properties (313)227. $89,000. Call W.R. Kimble, bedroom stone house has (313)227.1111days. . ~ .. plus den. basement. central LAKE CHEMUNG, 5251 type sub, 2 'h baths. dining Trustee (313)227-3511 or burning fIreplace, central air, 2200.(0400). usumable 9'h% 25 year land BRIGHTON 68xl36 lot trailer air conditioning. private street Wildwood. Neat 3 bedroom room, liVing room. family (313)227-3311. wood deck. SOLD. HAMBURG-$35,OOO HARTLAND. Really neat three contract lor qualllied buyer. and garage over looking lake. next to grade school. 22 x 24 cottage near Brighton. sandy room, central air, Itrst lloor NICe. 3 bedroom country bedroom ranch in super Call for details. $69,900. REAL· moderately priced. (313)565- home on big tree lot. garage, large lenced rear lake bottom, good Itshlng, laundry. wood windows. 1984 Foxwood. 24x52, neighborhood. Canal access WHITMORE LAKE TY WORLD VANS (313)227- 6152.(313)227-4945. yard, mature trees. Insulated great for kids. 545,000. Call 5115.000.(313)349-0918. IIreplace, dishwasher. washer Strawberry Lake pnvlleges and water privileges to two CONTEMPORARY-S59,900 3455. BRIGHTON, nice 2 bedroom • '/0781 Call Milt. (313)227-4600. walls. completely rebUilt. Betty Swaninger. The L1v· PINCKNEY, prIvate Bass and dryer, extra large leature lakes. Just 548.500. Call Nina WHITMORE LAKE canallront, with large inclosed porch on lot. • ~h.eliVingston Group. 554,900. Nelson's Real Estate. Ingston Group. Days (313)227. Lake, rustle 3 bedroom log Built 1982. Great room, 3 Whitmore Lake. (313)449-4466. Mulling at Preview Properties. 3 bedrooms, I'll balhs. formal large Woodland lake, water (313)227.2200. 4600. evenings. (313)231-1008. home on 3 lots. Lots 01 nice bedrooms, I'll baths, base- (313)449-4467.1-a0G-462.0309. living and dining with Iront lot, 2 car garage, quick FOR THE PRESTIGIOUS: LAKELAND· Just Listed. This leatures, 551,500. By owner. ment. garage. Land Contract. HOWELL gorgeous. beautiful· fireplace, huge lamlly room occupancy. $42,000good term. BUYER HOWELL 3 bedroom. 2 bath. lovely 2 bedroom ranch With After 4 p.m. (313)878-0421. (W167) Call Milt (313)227-4&00. Iy malntaned. 4 bedroom split overlooking canal, island kit· Crest Services. (517)548-3260. . FREE lamlly room With fireplace tri- full basement & 2 car garage Is PUBLIC announcement. The Livingston Group. level. 2 full baths. california chen with loads of cabinets BRIGHTON, neat 2 bedroom 1984 Fairmont, 3 bedrooms. • 3000 cubic yards clean sand fill level on acre. Attached 2 car located In Winans Lake area. Cohoctah area. 2 bedroom, drift stone fireplace In family lUId counters, central air, 3 car on corner lot, $7,900 Immedate 14x70, 7x24 expando, In Bnghton. Atlla Construc- garage. $69.500.(517)546-1553. 559.900. REALTY WORLD large open floor plan. 1 coun- room. finished rec room. cen· garage with paved drive, dou· occupancy. Crest Services Ilreplace. wood deck, shell, tion. (313)229-8007. HOWHL three bedroom VANS (313)227-3455. try acre. reduced to $37.000. tral air. pond With fish. Owner ble lot. $74,900. Nelson's Real (517)548-3260. microwave, dishwasher, gar. ranch, vinyl sided on 1.8 MILFORD Inside Village limits. Call John Cunningham at Bek- D22 Lakefront Houses Estate. Whitmore Lake. anxIOus. 576.900. Call Hilda 1974 14 by 69 Duke mobile bage disposal. washer and acres, new roollng. carpeting. large lot. excellent investment kering Realtors. (313)629-6547 For Sale (3131«e-4466, /3131«9-4467, ,. Wlscher. Real Estate One. home. 2 bedrooms, 1 bath. dryer. central air. • Century 21 and decorated. Lots 01 shade, zoned commercial. asking and (313)750-9412. SlO-462-0309. (313)227.5005. wood burning stove. large kit- close to 1-96. (517)546-6698. $59,900.(313)685-9803,(313)478- RANCH home on picturesque East at 12 Oaks HOWELL. Beaulliul country WHITMORE LAKE waterfront chen and living room. Must be 1983 14x70 New Haven. HARTLAND. Darling 3 4978. 6 acre private pond. approx- features 1200 sq. ft. Living • 34H8OO setllng. New carpeting in IIv· BRIGHTON, Briggs Lake. moved. $7,000./313l43J.l1516. Custom buill. sunken Iront Iiv. bedroom ranch, with MILFORD excellent condition. Imately one acre wooded lot. room with fireplace, spacious ing room. new tile In foyer and Iakefront home, 3 bedroom, FOWLERVILLE. 1981 Ing room. woodburnlrig fireplace, deck. first 1I00r 3 bedroom. I'll bath. fireplace. owner leaving state, 5115,900. Island kitchen with dinette, In- fireplace, reduced in price. • The Best of Two kitchen. Neat starter or retere- clean. Appliances available. Ridgewood. First owners. two laundry. Beaullfullenced dou- attached 2 car garage. Tri· land contract. (313)629-6530. closed porch, 1 car attached Worlds ment home. Well insulated. $45,900. (313)227.2646 after large bedrooms, Ilreplace. ble lot. Workshop. Super buy level. $56.900.(313)887-6433. garage, lenced yard. 553,900. Summer lakefront cot- Just 552.000.Call Nancy Holla- SOUTH LYON. by owner. 10 5:30 pm .. lots 01 extras. must see. Clearance on 1985 single arid at 543.000. Ask for Bonnie acre horse farm. two stall Nelson's Real Estate. Whit· doublewide models, ready for ; tage or year-round day. Preview Properties MILFORD. Immaculate. large BRIGHTON, Big Crooked (517)521-4482. Selby. (313)632.7135 or two wired pastures, more Lake. (313)449-4.66. immediate occupancy. • home on all sports (517)546-7550.i0604). country Ranch with 5 acres, barn, Lake. 150ft. frontage on one of (313)629-5376. Bekkering quad level custome built /3131«9-4467.1-800-462-0309. FOWLERVILLE. New Fairmont Walled Lake. 2 HOWELL. Located in lenced pasture, barn. close to Brlghton's best lakes. 1.440 homes. 14 x 80, 519,995 and Realators. home, 4-be ALARM systems. Commer- CEMENT, masonary. quality ADD that extra living space G & R Custom Bulldozing, ALL ceramic tile expertly SEPTIC tanks, drain I,elds and CARPENTRY, home J;lal.· resldenllal. lire. burglar. VALENTINE work. Reasonable prices. you have always wanted. Let large or small dozer, finished done, new and repair. Licens· EARL dry wells: installed and maintenance, furniture A. McCardell. 5486 losco Free estimates. Licensed. us show you how inexpensiva grading up to site balancing. ed. (313)227-n54. (313)474- repaired. Special: Typical 1500 rellnishing, no lob to small. ~ Road. WebbelVllle. (517)223- (517)546-0267. EXCAVATING CO. ASPHALT It IS to improve your home. We clearing, all your excavating 0008. Septics, drain fields. sewers. gallon septic tank and 1200 sq. (313)632-5164.. Y ...... 3162. do additIOns. bathrooms. kit· needs. /3131887-6418. BOB'S CERAMIC TILE w,lI basements, land grading and It. drain field for $1.975. EXPERIENCED handyman. - chens, garages. decks. (313)229-6672. ALLSTAR Alarm Co. Burglar PAVING LIGHT bulldOZing part lime. remodel bath or kitchen com· cleanng, perc tests. Sand. Home repairs, plumbing. elec- WESTLAND CEMENT siding, pole barns. or any alarms. reSidential and com- Also sand and gravel trucking. plete. Will repair or replace gravel. topsoil delivered. trical, custom remodeling. Featuring cmplete paving ser- Floors. garages. other type 01 home or mercial. (517)546-4847. 2071 (517)54&-9744. tile. Free estimates. Call (313)437-4676. / TRENCHING '7 Free estimates, satlslaction dnveways. pallos. walks. Mason, Howell. vices. Parking lots, dnveways, business improvements. (313)229-2529. 4 through 18 Inch footings and guaranteed. Call Dick, porches. foundatIOns. H & M Construction. Excava· asphalt repairs. commenclal Licensed and Insured. Call for BAGGETT- water lines dug. Block work (313)227-2889 or Ron (313)227- Aluminum BOB'S CERAMIC TILE Will lion. basements. septic fields, and resldenllal. bnck & block. Small/large your Iree estimate. (313)227. lor garages, houses and addi- 2859. .. lobs. Lic .. bonded. Ins. EXCAVAT.ING remodel bath or kitchen com- all backhoe, and dozer work. 1793. JOHN'S Aluminum. licensed- plete. Will repair or replace (313)437~. (313)227·1216. tions. Also floors poured. 478-4310 477-e192 Septic systems, base- (517)546-2117or (517)223-9616. contractor. We do residential 887-3240 tile. Free estimates. Call HANDYMAN and commerCial work. Free A.A.A. ments, bulldozing, (313)229-2529. KEN NORTHRUP CONSTRUCTION SERVICE estimates, and reasonable HENRY Stamper and Sons gravel. driveway cul- sand, gravel. fill dirt and top- Old fashioned pnces With new Fencing rates on aluminum and Vinyl Auto Glass Cement and mason contrac· verts, parking lots and Chimney Cleaning SOil. Septic tanks and drain tt Interior Remodeling " Ideas. We do all types 01 home Repalra _ siding, gutters. trim. storm tors. Cement work, block sewers. Itelds installed. Bull dozing repair and remodel and new windows, Thermopane - Auto Repair work, block basements, foun- and back hoe work. (313)231. ttC8rpentry PI construction. Additions, NORTHVILLE CHIMNEYS-FIREPLACES tt Electrical replacement Windows, storm dations. 35 years expenence. 3537. garages, pole barns, dormers. Building and repair, insurance ~Original doors. awnings. enclosures, RADIATORS Irom 578.99. Call (517)54&-2972. 349-0116 ~ _j' - - 1800's ttPlumblng rec rooms, aluminum siding. work. also cleaning and in- -...:::::f' . tt Free Estimates heater cores from 528.19. All custom made shutters. car· POND Dredging and Develop- new and complete, Calt roofing. gutters, storm win- spection. State licensed, in- -~.-1t tt No Job too small or too ports, mobile home skirting. ment. Turn swamp areas into ~i" . • Insurance work welcome. 30 Mechanics Auto Supply. 4990 INGRATIA&SON dows, window and door sured. Northville Construc- -.... '- - far uselul irrigation or decorative ... ~~- -:" yea'rs experience. Call S. Old US-23. Bnghton. CONSTRUCTION replacements. bath and kIt· tion. Free esllmates. (313)348- H&M ttCall Ernest ponds. Equipped lor last elfl· -~.... 1517)223-9336 or (517)223-7168. (313)229-9529. 1 mile north 01 Specializing in concrete Iiat- chen remodel. Welcome any 1036. .- tt(313) 437-9114 clent work. Ron Sweet. 24 hour answenng service. Grand RIVer Avenue. work. poured walls. bnck. kind insurance repair. Construction, Inc. Specialize in old home repaer. (313)437·1n7. spur RAIL FENCE block and lot grading. Ex- HANDYMAN, carpentry. roof- Designing and consulting Classes Excellent lor horses. pigs. Appliance Repair Bands perienced, reliable and callie and landscaping. ing, electncal, plumbing. ce- available. License Number Cabinetry • Excavation reasonable. Commerlcal. in- 5 Yr.-No Breakage ment. painting. (313)437-4834. APPLIANCE repairs. ex- Basement Waterproofing 068013.(517)546-6710. Clean up & Hauling dustrial and resldenllal. Iree Guarantee HANDYMAN. Roofing, pain- perienced service man. $10 estimates. call RICO (517)546- • Grade Work JUNK removal. light hauling. 2.3 or 4 hole Locust Post ting, siding. clean up. moving, • service charge. Call Russ Brick, Block, Cement 5616. ADDITIONS, decks. new KITCHENS • Septic Fields Spruce or Oak Rails odd jobs. Reasonable. • (517)223-8360. homes, remodel. insurance Reasonable rates. (313)349- & 8205. (313)349-6311. SAPUTO Appliance Repair. ACT now, quality masonary work. Licensed bUilder. Free • New & Custom • Perk Tests Western Cedar Products Kenmore and Whirlpool and work done at a reasonable estimates. (517)546-0267. SENIOR Discount. We pay 878.9174F.nc:~;~~g:t- HANDYMAN specialist. Will all major brand names. No ser· price. Free esllmates. Call Cabinets dump fee. (313)229-9747. • Basements do any type 01 construction or vice charge. /3131624-9166. (313)229-9446or (313)229-9287. C&FCEMENT home repair, carpentry, elec· BURNS AND SONS • Counter Tops Clock Repair • Footings trlcal and plumbing, roollng ALL TYPES OF Furniture Refinishing Architectural Design • Refacing Small Jobs and siding. etc. Very CEMENT. BRICK. CEMENT WORK QUALITY BUILDER reasonable. /5171546-6710. BLOCK AND LICENSED AND INSURED Doors & Service Attorney's BASEMENT, • Office Welcome Handyman All MASONRY For Iree esllmates on your ad- Health Care HARTLAND Garage Ooors. Free Estimates Large jobs and all repairs. GARAGES, dition. dormer, new home. Remodeling BROKEN? Bring it !o Jim's Asphalt Service and repair. Electric Flxit Shop. Furniture, more, Expenenced, Licensed & DRIVES, WALKS, garage. rool or siding call: Heating & Cooling Insured. Work myself. Fast openers. Free estimates. Call CaU437-6862 small appliance repair, ETC. (313)426-3396 Dave (313)632.5213. -: & elicient. Free estimates. 349-7725 Or welding, carpenter. 2180 West RESIDENTIAL Highland. Howell. (517)546- .! ADORA 348-0068 or 532·1302. Drywall CAMPBELL-Mitchell, Inc. Licensed & Insured Eve227-1216 9481. REFRIQ, • & COMMERCIAL General contractors, fully In· NORTHVIu.E :: ASPHALT DRYWALL. Hanging, BRICK, block, cement work, 30 years experience sured and licensed. Roofing. MUnNS I COOUNS Car Care finishing, texturing. Arnold " porches, patiOS. dnveways. siding, additions, insurance \1 also has gOOd buys on carpet , WIRE MESH ANDMORE DRIVEWAYS. bulldozing, M·F 8-6; Sat. 8-5 ,I "\"I,W' ..II,,~n "" ," , and pad. Call Bob (313)227- h10.t\ln~ I .1' I' :.. All Work OuuantHd" backhoe work, sand and UNION LAKE • 2450 Union Lake Rd. • 363-4157 gravel. Radio dispatched 5625. U,III ...II,\\,I1,·..·" , F,.. Ea1Imat.. 7288 W. Grand RIver, BrIghton M-F 8-6: Sat. 8-5; Sun. 10-3 " trucks. TT & G Excavating. Catering : 887-4828 (313) 229·5200 (517)548-3148. ... , ~:_-----~.' L . ~,/ Wednesday. June 26. 1985-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS- THE MILFORD T1MES....i1· ,t-1J, ".----- • 025 Mobile Homes 025 Mobile Homes 025 Mobile Homes 025 Mobile Homes 029 Lake Property 031 Vacant Property 031 Vacant Property 033 Industrial, 037 Real Estate Wantee. For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale Commercial .--"-",,.,------_._------For Sale ----- ".l,j f, HOWELL. Chateau Estates. HOWELL to x 45 New Moon, Mobile home. 14 x 70 on 1'h SOUTH LYON Woods. 1972 LAKE Shannon access lot. BRIGHTON. Almost 2 acre NORTHVILLE. Wooded BUYER looking lor housn or ",1974 Ladonll. 14 x 65, central lurnlshed. air. 8 x 12 deck on acres prlvale lot. Two 14x65Westbrook. 2 bedrooms. 166x12OIt. S8,800. $500 down. home Sit':! on private drive off resldenllal, 70 x 160 It. lot. 'h BRIGHTON. of lice complex , ,aIr, washer and dryer. stove Income property that can t:>e nice 101.Excellent buy. 55,000. bedrooms. two lull baths. stall 1bath. S8.5OO.(313)437....209. Land contract. (3131629-6530. 01 Pleasant Valley and near I- block to Our Lady 01 Victory With 4,000 sq. ft., prime loca· " and relrlgerator, microwave, purchased wllh small 'down (5171548-2097. shower. garden tUb. ceiling LAKELAND. 23 acres (Will 96. $29.900(3131879-7323. catholic school. Corner 01 lion, long term land contract , dishwasher, new 9 x 10 shed. Thayer and Eaton. $30.000, payment. (3131887-6597. l': HARTLAND. Large 4 bedroom lans. central air. wood burning A NEW DELUXE HOME dlvidel. R. Zack. 18530 Mack FOWLERVILLE. Cedar Road available. (3131227-3188. large lot. (5171546-3887. terms available. (313)349-4029. CASHlc),yourland contfact, mobile on lenced lot. Low fireplace. enclosed 8 x 10 Ave. Grosse Pointe. Michigan area. 5 or 10 acres. resldenbal. GENOA townshlP-commerclal don't sell belore checkIng HOWELL. Marlelle. 2 down. Excellent for large porch. (3131624·9027 or S11 900 48236. perked. best offer. Call even· PINCKNEY·Falrwood Sub. We 450 It .. Grand River 2.500 11. :- I>edrooms, all appliances, with us lor your best, deal lamlly! S35,5OO.call Star at (5171521....304. call anyllme. 15 year "na~cmg features RANCH 1680sq. 11 2 car allach !!!i!.(313)34!Hl644. are oHering a selection of Ime house, converted olllces. 10 ( ,Very good condillon. large sh· Howell office. (5171548-1093:,or Preview Properties. 546-7550. Open House Sunday. 2 pm to large bay Window & garden garage. IIreplace. lenced FOWLERVILLE-':-'-:-:'/."--ac-r-elot, lots. 'h to 2 acres All wooded acres. assume 20 year 9% Idnd tub bath. Completely furnosh- (3131522-6234. 1 • • 'ed. good locatoon (5171548- (C329I. 5 JIm. 526.900. Fowlerville yard. asking $65.000. No perked. 1 mile off Grand River. and roiling With private pond contract. Crest Services 2500. ed. delivered, sel up. steps, and park. Low down payment HOWE"'Lc;L-.-::,0;-:0/."'-.-::A·ssumable area. reasonable oller refused. No S6.000 or $1.500 down on (517I548-3:.:.:260:=..:.,..,-c-:-:-:_~-:- CASH lor your land con/faCt, skirting & tie downs. to land contract. (313187s.0474 don't sell belore checking HOWELL"--Chateau. 1969 Land Contract!! Cedar NOVI. rnoblle home for sale, land contract. (3131878-5286. terms. Also lot 150 by 185, 'I. MILFORD Inside Village limits. With us lor your best' deal " Marlelle, 12x60 with a 7x21 ex· Closets. Land contract lor 19n RIviera. 12x60. 7x12 ex· Wonderland mile off Grand River. one mile PINCKEY:tWo lots, canal to large lot. excellent Investment pando. stove, relrlgerator. seven years. Super nice, pando. 7xl0 deck, 2 bedroom, MOBILE HOME SALES INC. 030 Nortllern Property to 1·96 and town. S8.9OOor cham 01 lakes. Cordlaly Lake. zoned commerCial. three Howell ollice. (5171548-1093!'Or washer, dryer. storage sned, spacIous home With water (313)349-6718.call alter 6. ..50475....lChlgan Awe at Belleville Ad For Sale $1,500 down on terms. John prlvale club. While Lodge. bedrooms. liVing room. dining (3131522-6234. ' ~; • 'excellent condition. 58.500. priVileges. 545,200.call Vlck at Kane. broker (517)484·1226. many extras. S8.000 cash . room. lull basement. asking I Will pay lull price lor'iQU, SOUTH LYON Woods-:-,2x60. 397-2330 KALKASKA County. 10 acres. (5171546-5717. Preview Properhes 546-7550 Home (5171655-3n1. (3131873-6531 $59.900. (313168~9803.(313)478- house. If you are fleXible- (In two bedrooms. 1'h baths. sh· beaulllul hardwoods. near HOWELL. Redoaks late model (T208). UNADILLA • Large Country PINCKNEY Recreallon Area. 4978. ed. porch. 57,000 negotoable. Torch Lake. $7.ll95· $500 down FOWLERVILLE. 4.6 acres. cor· ~s. (517)546-693L-_ :;..r} ''.14x70 on l00x219 corner lot, Estate. excellent starter or 3.7 roiling acres. borders State MILFORD. Excellent condl' (313)437·5702. - $100 month. 10% land con- ner lot. Will split. (3131229-2729 UNION LAKE. service staMn- retirement 'I. acre With Pole land. $16.500 (3131878-3040. barn type shed, excellent con· lion. 1970Marlelle. 12 x 60 With SOUTHLYON:-14 by 6SW",th tract. Call (616)258-5747days or HOWELL. Beautllulten acres. poSSible use quick 011change, Barn 32x24. woodburner.3 dltlon, good terms available, 7 x 21 expando. all appliances. expando hVlng room. 3 pnvate road. assume. Will SOUTH LYON. 2.43 acres With party store. Call (3131258-9058. sheds. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths . evenings. Forest Land Co .• Rt. .Crest Services (5171548-3260. shed, porch. awmng. lake bedroom. ceiling fan. Includes deal. (5171548-3362. block out·bulldmg. Dixboro. WALLED LAKE, bank bUilding FOR RENT $39.900. REALTY WORLD 1. Box 191A. Kalkaska. MI. : HOWELL 900 plus sq leet 3 pnvlleges. beautilul lot. kItchen appliances and bUill on 49646. south of 5 mile. asking $18.500. - formerly a service stallon. Located in Ch,ld's Lake VANS (3131227·3455. $1.000 down, $200 a month. bedroom mobile home. dishwasher. excellent con· ONAWAY. 40 acres wooded. has canopy. poSSible use - of· Estates. For appoontmenl 11% land contract. Property Washer. dryer. stove and dlton. (313)437-3304. __ 027 Acreage, Farms small A-Irame, $15,500. lice bUilding. party store With (313)229-9335after 6 p m. perked 10 1983 (3131437·2530. 061 Houses For Rent' • ,. 'relrlgerator oncluded. (5171548- For Sale (3131878-3557 or (517)733-6631 HARTLAND. 10 acre wooded gas. qUick oil change. bank. ~~ ; .1402. (3131437·1074 Call (3131258-9058. • --- or (511)7J3.8483. bUild 109 site. 131.500. BRIGHTON 3 bedroom hoose ARGENTINE-====::=--=---;-;--=-=_...Township. Roll. :...::c= . HIGHLAND. 145 x 200 treed. SHADY Oaks Sub. 10 Mile and In subdiVISion. Newty 035 Income Property Ing 37 acres. Charmmg 2 story lake access bUlldmg Site, Rushton. 2 large wooded lots redecorated No pets S625 cape cod wllh walkout. $13.900. SUited lor walkout. $20,000 For Sale 2'1> Acre Bldg Lot month. (313)227·7801 gIobQI- GLOBAL $115.000. Ask lor Carol TOM ADLER REALTY each. (3131437-6073. e ~ DUPLEX Buck Lake FOR rent 2 bedroom house. 3 DOUBLE WIDES & 10 SINGLES (313)887-1099. MANOR REALI· (313)632-6222 SOUTH Lyon. Solar sites. HI-land lake access, Hell TY. AUCTION provlleges, 2 bedrooms. IIvmg HOMES, peacelul 5 and 10 acres. Ex- room. kitchen. bath. natural Michigan 1350 per month. TO CHOOSE FROM Howell Township DEERFIELD TWP .• 60 acres, 2 cellent perks. Easy terms gas heat. aluminum Siding. 15 5500 securoty With one year Sun June 1~.5 p m 10% down - Flnancong up 10 20 years - 30 on your INC. homes. large barn. out· (3131348-1565. years old. Each umt rents for lease (3131878-6047. • ) • property. ExclUSive 7-year Service Policy buildings. stream. some cat- HOWELL. North 11 miles. 5.7 S300 a month. Askmg $57.900. Your Listing & 330 Ft road Irontage. are" 033 Industrial, HARTHLAND schools._US·12 tle. Drastically reduced. Ex· acres. gently roiling. $11.000. IP 3531. Brighton Town & and Clyde Rd Area. Execuhve HOURS: Mon.-Th. lG-8; Fri. & Sat. 10-6; Sun. 1-6 887-3701 Selling Brokerage 01 $100.000 hOmes Pond Commercial · change lor part down. Frose Terms. (5171546-2498. Country. (313)227-1111. style home on acreage. 3 Realty. (3131227·5613 or pOSSible Lot 3 of Sun Tar For Sale 5800 Highland Rd. (M·59), 9 mi. E. of U.S. 23 HOWELL 2'h acres. on Allen MILFORD. Income property. bedroom, 2'h baths With great ask for Uncle Bill. Pal or Kathy Novi. Walled (3131227-4296. Valley Or N of Mason Rd olf Truhn Rd Coso $13000 and Mack Rd. Perked. Ex· BRIGHTON. sale or lease. one house and three apart- room. and natural lIeld stone • Lake, Plymouth, cellent bUilding site. Sublect ftreplace. Full basement, 5700 6.000 sq. fl. clear span ments lor sale on three acres 029 Lake Property 10 '81 openong bid at auc· · 01 divorce settlement. Must bUlldong. 3 phase electric. pav- plus. Producing $1.350 lor per month Also available. 5 , South Lyon, For Sale lion $8.000 Ph Gary M · sell. (5171548-1402or (313(227- stall barn extra (313)349-5812. Wixom areas. Berry. Auctioneer lor Term ed parkmg. Call (3131227·3301. $165.000. 10% land contract NOV. MEADOWS 2097. Ask for Cindy. - Flyer - Map 313·651· (313)227-3236. With terms. Ask lor Mr. C,m or w , STOCK MODEL CLEARANCE SALE CLASSIFIED DEADLINES Mr. Lopez. (3131354-6600...=;::=.:....-,-_ HOWELL. 4 Bedroom: i?car 1985 Now's The Time 0233, Rochester Wednesday 12:00 - Green UNION Lake Party Store. IIv· garage. natural gas \I"eat. 12 homes set-up on lots. ready lor immediate oc- To Sell Your Sheet Shopping Guide Serv- Ing quarters. 4'12 acres, rental ftreplace. on paved road and cupancy. ing Dexter & Green Sheet acreage. S650 plus ullll'G"es. Manufactured SAINT Helen. 2 bedroom HOWELL bungalow. Low proced. Rose Shopping Guide Serving home. lamily room. allached Realty (3131227·5613 or (313)229-4m belore 4 jl:tn .• 10% down. financing up to 20 years Home Highland. Thursday 3:30 - garage. IIreplace. lurnished. (313)227-4296. (5tn546-8649 "Iter 5 p.m. .. 20,000 sq. of Industrial Building and 12% variable rate lonancing available lor a limited time Shopper Business Directory. Trade all or lor down payment ft. Friday 3:30· Shopper. Monday on land contract. Asking Office Space with 8.5 acres ready for 037 Real Estate Wanted Global will help you get started. we Will pay your PROFESSIONAL LEASE OPTION ';:' Green Sheet. & Green Sheet $18.500or offer. (3131437-8865. your manufacturing operation. security deposit and 2 months lot rent. A Bargam. Cash lor eXisting $1.400closong costs. Lo.Yely 3 SERVICE & Business Directorys. Monday SUPER cabin located 10 Huron Land Contracts or Mortgages. bedroom. 1'h baths. S70ll p'er 3:30 - Wednesday Green 7year'servlce sentry'on all Global homes. EVALUATIONS Nallonal Forest on all sports Highest Dollars· Lowest diS- month buys one hall o~n..!!r- Sheet. • lake. Great hunllng and $245,000.00 count. Perry Really. (3131478- ship. (313)449-4786 , EXTRA S500 DISCOU NTTO NEWLYWEDS. Call Diane or HOISINGTON Lake. wild and Ilshlng. Fine summer or wmter 7640. Carola secluded. in northern Liv- retreat. Between Oscoda and Contact Evans & Assoc. A Bargam. cash lor exlstmg MILFORD Highland area!' 3 Global Homes Inc. ongston County. Large parcels Tawas. SIX miles to Lake Land Contracts or Mortgages. bedroom ranch. lake 669-9030 ideal lor conlemporary Huron. three miles to Ausable (313)674-4191 priVileges to Harvey .lake. (313) 349-6977. Highest Dollars - Lowest diS- \ Chateau Novi homes. $40.000 range. First River. Just $29.900. Call Bob count. Perry Really. (313)478- mce clean home m a .00ce Business Brokers. (517)546- Dingier. Preview Properties. For Additional Info. Open 7 Days 7640. area. 5425 per month plus \ 5823. (3131227-2200.(S1261. depOSIt. After 5. (313)685'ISn. • (t REACH OVER 165,000 POTENTIAL CUSTOME'RS EVERY WEDNESDAY AND 136,000 EVERY MONDAY DEADLINE IS FRIDAY AT 3:38 P.M. HOUSEHOLD SERVICE AND BUYERS DIRECTORY Wayne County 348-3022 Washtenaw County 227.4436 Landscaping Landscaping Landscaping Music Instruction Painting & Decorating Roofing & Siding Telephone Installation Wallpapering landscaping _ c FOR all your outdoor needs. OUTDOOR Pride lawn care. PROFESSIONAL painter. in- ALL Siding and roofing. SOS Phone Service. All types WALLPAPER Installatlon:'very COMPLETE lawn care and LAKE WEEDING ~ maintenance. Sodding. call C & M Landscape Mowing. sodding. seeding, MUSIC LESSONS tenor and extenor. Call Licensed. Free estimates. 01 telephone installallOn. reasonable. ExpenenCed.'CaIl Maintenance. Free estimates. CHEMUNG LAKE spring and lall clean-ups. Rodney. Guaranteed cheaper Reasonble pnces. (5171546- reasonable rates. 30 years ex- ... Seeding. Design. Reasonable Piano-Organ Kath! (511)546-1751. ~ Reasonable rates. Monday rales. (3131887-4601. perience. (313)478-0747. 'rates. (5171548-3700. (3131229-5678. 0267. WALLPAPERING. expefierc- through Friday. quick service. . Strings-Wind call (517)548-1115. Pest Control Tree Service ed. profeSSIOnal. lull-time Call MARK. the paperharlger. Sand & Gravet TOPSOIL 349-0580 j .,: .TERRA FORMA DAVIDS Tree Service. Tree (313)437·9850. .' I.,., Topsoil Peat Photography ~ (517)548-2294 Screened or Schnute Music StUdio f STARR trimming. topping. removal. Play Sand Wall Washing, Shredded also Northville Work guaranteed. (31314n· <; ," ,.'-,.------Stone CONSTRUCTION ALL LAWN MOWING Garden Soil Plano Tuning 6353. J.W.WRIGHT Dethatchong. Aeratong. \ 7 OOUG'S LANDSCAPING oHomeowners Painting & Decorating TREE trimming and removal Water Conditioning , MASTER GARDENER Tree & Shrub Tnmming. ·Landscapers GEORGE Scott. Reasonable EXPERT****ROOFING SUPPLY rates. Call alter 4:30 pm. and stump removal. (517)546- ~ W;ENSED NURSERYlvIAN • Clean-ups. Reasonable. oPrompt Delivery A summer speclallrom B & W (OLD AND NEW) 474·9044 (3131685-8093. 3810or (3131437-2270. Water Weed Cont;;::: t All phases. grad mg. (313)474- FOTIS LANDSCAPING /n Business 33 Years Painting. Kitchens. $30. SHINGLES We cut or remove trees. dead 9 ,; Since 1954 <437-1174 bedrooms, $40. Make appoint- t 5969. FILL dirt. mostly top soil. 15 Plastering HOT ASPHALT or alive. sometimes Iree of Wedding Services 1 • JACK ANGLIN ments now lor-extenor work in I yard loads. reasonable. RUBBER BASE charge. Call Landon Outdoor .,", 349-8500 July and August. call (51n546- LIVINGSTON Plasterlng/· (517)546-9527. ALUMINUM SIDING servIces (313)227·7570. •, 349-2195 1762.ask lor Bob Wirth. Texture Contractors. Repairs. , DUMP TRUCK SERVICE TRIM & GUTTERS sand. dirt. gravel. top soli. LAWN SERVICE AITENTlON: Painllng. wall remodeling. customIzing. pro- ~ , BLUEGRASS LANDSCAPING & DECKS All Types Masonry Trucking MY DJ's:~·:~ sod. You name it. \'11 haul II! lessional quality. (3131227· ~ LAWN SUPPLIES PICNIC TABLES washing. wood finishing. MIX Call Dan (511)546-5468 alter 7 prri~' or , Mike (517)548-5059. and match colors. Free 7325. SAND and gravel. top-dirt, ; Now culling SOD Free estimates SCREENED (3131348-0733 (31314n.7883anytime. ,. ,0 j estimates. Years 01 ex· PLASTERING and Drywall. crushed stone. etc. Low Pickup or delivered TJC ENTERPRISES QUA LI T Y wed I ~'g perience. J. Dahlberg. New. repair and texturing. Ex· prices. Senior Discounts. If Also old fawns removed We (5171546-7666 TOPSOIL photography done suprlslh'gly •, also handle Anderson (3131349-8545. cellent quality. Reasonable (313)229-9747. , (313)227-3280 8J'S reasonable. Call LQviflg , 19-19-191ertlllzer RadiO dispatched trucks. IT & A-l Quality work at sane rates. (3131349-2563. S_ m ·51' m 7d_ys per week Tutoring Photography. 9a.m. to 9p,m. I G Excavating. (517)546-3146. prices. Jack's Painting. 12 ROOFING, SIDING Eletcher& 348-1880 Plumbing (313)449-2130. • years experience. (3131231· "OLD ROOF SPECIALIST" ., LAWN mowing. tnmming. (3131437-6m TV & Radio Repair - Rickard 2872. Welding c' hedging. We install lawns. sod Laudscape Supplies GALBRAITH PLUMBING LANDSCAPE or seed. Any light landscap- PAINTING- Upholstery JIM's F,x,t Shop. 2180 ~~~st ing, give us a call. Landon Out· and HEATING '. SUPPLIES TOPSOIL Highland. Howell. (51ll54P- ," Open 7 Days door Services. (3131227·7570. Interior-Exterior Licensed and Insured. No lob CALL Smiths. Quality work, 0Screened Topsoil 100 big. too small or too lar. 20 9481. " ::. • Peat, Topsoil, Bark. Rich Topsoil WALLPAPERING senSible proces. huge fabric oUnscreened TopSOil years experience. ElectriC Well Drilling .1'1.\: sand Gravel, from our Farms selection. all types lurniture • Reasonable Rates • sewer cleaning. Mobil Home u 1 Decorative Stone oPeat GREENVIEW Iree estimates. pick up. .sand All Types Pickup or Delivered, Service. (3131437-3975. deltvery. Lazy-Boy speCial. (Immediate Deliveryl Call Lou Windows . ('1 " .. • oDecorative Stone LAWN BAGGET ROOFING labor $125. (313)561-0092. (313)349-1558 • Garden Supplies oLandscape Boulders 12 Mile & Milford Rd. MARK'S Plumbing and Sewer ." MAINTENANCE Window Washing .. '. Absopure Water oWoodChips Hudson Cleaning. Free estimates . AND SIDING Vacuum Cleaners J New DAVE'S PAINTING SERVICE • Softener Salt .Shredded Bark Complete Lawn Reasonable rll-tes. (313)227- Hot Asphalt Built-Up • Coal oCrushed Stone Care 437-2212 Interior. exterior quality work 3459. (313)227·1681. Wallpapering Wood Stoves oDriveway Gravel Roofs, SI,jngle Roofs, • Super K. Kerosene Mowing. trimming. and reasonable. Customer SHREADED bark. topsoil. sod satisfaction guaranteed. Aluminum Gutters and • Firewood 1·100 Yards lertilizing. weed control. by the piece. etc. call Landon (3131348-7224. PLUMBING Down Spouts. : • Propane Filling Prompt 7 Day aerilylng. delhatching Outdoor Services (3131227- Aluminum Siding and Delivery and replacement 01old While You Walt 7570. Repair-Replacement Trim. licensed & In- Serving Northville lawns. EXPERIENCED Painter. In- TREE MOVING Eii!;'k!- Modernization sured, 35 years ; 437-8009 Area 18 Years terior and exterior. wallpaper. experience • (313)348-0133 Free estimates. Quality Work. Electric Sewer Cleaning " & LANDSCAPING ,,~,\. R.G. Baggett ;54001 Grand River Dennis Johnston K&S call Steve. (5171546-8950. LONG Owner New Hudson 349-0116 EXPERIENCED painter. In- .~, .....,~. • Lawn PLUMBING terior and extenor. very cheap MORGAN ,DC.I ..;~~ ~J_:':'~ prices. very good work. AND Maintenance (313)471-7928 call aller 2:30 FANCY BATH BRIGHTON ~ ·.o;-~::"~iIJI~1I *SPECIAL* oCuI1lng p.m. BOUTIQUE 313/229-2686 ~.~ I "" .~ ·Soddlng INTERIOR Paintong. S35 room. ROOFING TEAM .:- .":1".', SOD 6 Yds. Top Soil '59 OClean-up. Ask lor Glen. (3131437·7241. Serving the area Any style shingle. barns. 6 Yds. Fill Dirt '42 ·Le .... since 1949 hOuses. flat rool. repairs. tear Design & Build oPowerRaldng INTERIOR. Extenor painting. !t 6 Yds. SCreened Top Soli. '69 190 E. Main Street oils. (517)223-6672. Landscape DELIVERED-I:\ST ALLED 6 Yds. Top Soil-Peat ...... '79 -Trees 18 Years expenence. Com- (50-50 SCreened M.. turel Nortt,vllle-349-0373 Contractor FREE ESTIMATES mercial and Reslentlal, Quality ll'I,i •.\o.'"I' at "ur (drill. 12 \til,' dllli \Im" ••, lto!.. '\ .. 6 Yds. Wood Chips .•..••• '99 ROOFING. new or tear oil. All CommerCial & Residential work. (3131878-5506. 1l1U1~11I. 'r\\ ".nit-ti.... uC hh ... ~rd"''' 1... •... 1..- ...11 1.· 6 Yds Shredded Bark .•. 1105 30 Years expenence. licens- types sldong. storms. etc. McKAY Painting. Excellent 6 Yds. Limestone ...... '19 ed. highest In qualtt). depen- Licensed and insured. Free ,:ra ..., 349-7248 work guaranteed by Christian dable, lair prices. (517)546- estimates. Relerences. RICH BLACK TOPSOIL -Also DehveringlD-12Yd.Loads- men who believe in quality . '- ~~. (5171223-3146. (3131227-4157. DELIVERED FROM OUR FARM ALSO DELIVERING For Iree eslimate. call . SandoGraY.loSlon. TOPSOIL. sand. gravel. lawn (5171546-6576. Pole Buildings Rubbish Removal GREEN VALLEY FARMS grading. loader work. Bill NEED your room painted? call Mick White Trucking Ladd. (517)223-8920. Chapman. Interior painting. AAA Construction. Any size. ANY trucking and light movmg any 2 rooms painted regular very reasonable. (517)546-6710. or hauling done With 12 It.• 2 437·2212 348-3150 price, and the third room IS POST hole digging 'or pole ton stake dump or pickup. "11 Is Iree. Senior cillzens dls, barns. lences. and wood haul what your garbage man SOD counts. Special pnces quoted decks. (3131437·1675. won·t. Roofers. remodelers. on complete Intenors. 500 col· etc. O.K. Shed, garage. barn, cancer Blue Grass ors to crioose Irom, (3131437· POLE BUILDINGS tree removal. Hank Johnson's Blend 7241. Flrewoods. since 1970. Phone persistenlly 7 days. 10 a.m .• PAINTING. interior/exterior. Buy Irom the prolesslonal 8 p.m. (313134:::.:.:9-30c..=.;1::;8.:.,..,-__ (Pick-up or 20 years experience. Free source· 24 It. by 40 It. by 8 It. l. hereditary? , Deliver) estimates. Dave (313)632·7525. galvanized building with ser· Salt Spreading , PAINTING 01 houses. vIce door and sliding door on- .';. ... , cluded. only 13,549 ERECTED • buildings and aluminum. Sandblasting DELGAUDIO sandblasting. (3131729-5008. (no cash down payment. mon- thly payments as low as S89 to PAINTING. Good workman- SOD FARM qualilled buyers.) Top quality Sawmill ship allow rates. Call (313)878- Whlte·D/5 No 2 steel (12 colors available) and _Celolex FlbNglass 517 3258. S2295 S 0 high grade lumber. STAN· Septic Tank Service ~Shingles ~:' Siding Special 3S0 ,q 546·3569 PAINTING, inlerlor. exterior. DARD SUPPLY AND LUMBER Ask us. "If , @5t Dry wall repair. Quality worll. COMPANY • 75 years 01 MARV Lang Sanitation. septic t~ . WIl,te·D/4 Mobile Home Service reasonable rates. Iree cleaning. complete installa· II :Cerlain.Teed Houzon He.'tfW1'Qhl P,Ol.cuon leadership in the building sup- eslimates. Call Loren. n Y.,' CNmlledl WlrU"t, 95 ply business. call toll·lree. 7 tlons. perk tesls and repairs. Vinyl Siding ,q MOBILE home owners. Have • 'Premium S37 S42 (313)349-2246. a.m. until 8 p.m.. 1-800-442· Free estlmales. (3131349-7340. 50 C·24 inslalled an energy elllcient 9190, (313)476-7244. :Shingles ~:' peak rool on your home. 1-800-4- CoilStock~~~~,S3S95p., Superior Mobile Home Ser· Sewing foil vices can save up to 30 per· PAINTING PoolSemee 50 lb. box Soflll·whi or brn only s2790 cent on your utilities. Call col· INTERIOR· EXTERIOR Sewing Machine Repair Roofing Nails u lect lor an appointment CloseOutSpeciaf3695.~ Pool Table Recovering CANCER • (517)288-4897. WALLPAPERING Sharpening "We Do CustOIT. Bending" WE CARRY a lar~e IN STOCK 10' RAY'S Mobile Home service. BY Refrigeration ---- Furnace, air condlllonlng, in- Michigan Cancer venlory 01 PREMIUM SHINGUS. Snowplowlng stallation, cleaning and repair. FRANK MURRAY Timblerllhe. Sierra. RushCS. All Prices Shown lire W~IIr~ d;.'ribu'~rs for ClISh and Carry Ooors. skirting. heat tapes. Neatness & Quality Work Rentals 1 Hallmar~s, Flre·Hallll. elc Hunter.Douglas Siding Solar Energy Information Service; Kool sealings. Licensed. In· Guaranteed sured. (3131227-6n3: Top Grade Paint Applied We'll tell you everything 24 ~rs. Exp~rlence Stereo Repair Moving and Storage Roofing a Siding Lee Wholesale Supply W.Accept Free Estimates with No we know about cancer. Obligation A.A.A. Construcllon. New or Storm Windows HOURS: 55.5 Grind RI."r • New HUdson DOWNS Moving Company. t8ar-oll rool, siding 01 all Free. WE \IGlI .... "PJW 437·6044 or .137·6054 local and Slate wlde,lIcensed, reasonable. (313)422·2288. types. Best prices In town. In· Telephone Installation DELIVER St •...., .. " z. 313-437-5288 •• (313)227-4;.;:;588~. _ ~E.!.~lrs. (5171548-671~. 8-B-SOU~H LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday. June 26.1985 103 Garage& 103 Garage& 103-----Garage& 103 Garage& Rummage Sales 061 Houses For Rent 064 Apartments 064 Apartments 010 Office Space 102 Auctions Rummage Sales Rummage Sales Rummage Sales For Rent For Rent For Rent BRIGHTON. 3 family sale. NEW HUDSON. 5 room BRIGHTON. 1779 Euler Road. several antique tools. fur. BRIGHTON. Bitten-Lake. 446 .\louse. gas heat. $375 month. TWO bedroom apartment in BRIGHTON. 130 sq. ft.. prime COUNTRY STORE BRIGHTON. 8179 Bluebird m Friday. 6 p.m. to 10 p.m .• nlture, antique 011lamps. 8 ft x DON'T Fowlerville. $275plus secunty. Horizon Hills. Depression Danette. Table and chairs. 3 Sllcurlty deposit. (313)437· location. S85 a month. (313)227- ANTIQUES Saturday. Sunday. 9 a.m. to 30 In folding display table, pic- (517)223-9090. 3188. glass: 3 speed bicycles. stereos. baby buggy. clothes. 6323. WAIT UNTIL 6 p.m. ture pump. wooden boxes. women's and chlldren's and more. Friday and Satur· small woodburnlng stove, SOUTH LYON. 4 bedroom. 2Yz WHITE Lake Township. NOW 2.200 square foot medical First annual 20% off red tag BRIGHTON. Young girls LEASING. Lovely 2 bedroom clothing. antique furniture. day9t04. table lamps. two tabletop baths. '4 acre lot. room for MONDAYI related space at Davis Health sale. June 15 thru 30. 196 West clothes. toys and more. Thurs· You can place your ad any day toys and paperback books. BRIGHTON garage and mov· glass covered display cases. garden and kids. Lake access. apartments near all spOrts Center. Brighton. MI. Can be Liberty. Plymouth. (313/459- day only. 9 AM. 941 Brighton of the week. Office hours are lake and metro parks. Easy subdiVided. (313)229-2752. 9850. June 27 and 28. 9 a.m. to Ing sale. 1 day only. June 28. Hummel dolls and plates. lots 8:30 a.m. to 5.00 p m. Monday country living from $410. The 5 p.m. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Many sum· Lk.Rd. more. Wednesday through FII· k ~~~~:~X~:~:le~~~~;~~ HOWELL. Medical suites for ;ea~her pOssible. $7oo/month. • Friday. 8:30 a.m. to new Alpine Apartments on M· lease with option. 1.500 sq. ft. mer items. plus furniture. 5135 day, 8 a.m. III? 3205 Pleasant , Valley. . (313/437-4318 evenmgs until 12.00 p.m. Saturday. Our 59. (313)887-4021. each. retrofit to tenant Forest View Ct. p p.m .• weekends. phone room salespeople Will WEBBERVILLE apartment. 2 specifications. On Byron Road JERRY DUNCAN'S be happy to help you. bedroom. carpet. drapes. air near McPherson Hospital. (313/437-4133 Auctioneering conditioning. garage. no pets, $1.250 each. Call after 6 p.m. Service ,'. WHATISTHE (313134&-3022 (517)521-3323.(313)553-3471. (5ln223-9515. AUCTION (313/426-5032 Farm. Estate. HO:.lSOl'lcl'l WALLED Lake. studiO apart· MILFORD. downtown. Office BARGAIN (313)227-4436 Antique. Mlcellanoous. SATURDAY. JUNE 29. AT 10A.M. (313)685-8705 ment. 1 adult. Private en· suite landmark bUilding. 825 AT trance. Utillhes included. sq. feet. Parking. heat includ- :~. BARREL? (517)548-2570 437·9175 or 137=9101 EASY ACCESS MINI STORAGE IIyou have an Item you Wish to $260. Call after 6:30 pm. ed. (313)665-2203. 1481 GRAND OAKS. HOWELL. MICH. • (313)624--4310. sell for $25. or less or a group FOWLERVILLE. Large modern NORTHVILLE. 311 East Main. Between Bnghton & Howell. Off, Grand RlYer. Ta~e of Items selhny for no more 800 square feet diVided into 5 Grand River E. from Howell. 1 Vz miles from City. 2 bedroom unit under new 065 Duplexes For Rent ARROW than $25. you can now place an management and ownership separate offices. Basement Limits. turn South on Grand Oaks to end of road ad m the claSSIfied secllon for With carpellng. appliances. HAMBURG. 1 bedroom storage. All or part. (3131349- Watch for Signs. l AUCTION Vz pllce Ask our ad·taker to patio or balcony. Security duplex. Buck Lake priVileges 4650. ApprOXimately 12 Units of unclaimed storage to I;le place a Bargain Barrel ad for doors and on-site resident private drive. no pets. SERVICE sold at auction. . you. (10 words or less) and manager. $295 per month. (313)231'9296. STATEWIDE ~ Chairs. couches. beds. dre~sers. lamps. suit- she Will bdl you only $2.25. Secullty deposit requlled. TELEPHONE SYSTEMS .... cases high chair. old bed. pitcher & bowl. skts •. HOWELL. Lower duplex. 2 (ThiS speCial IS offered to Auction is our Full Time Business Grandiather clock. Igloo cooler. hitches. desk. ot- (5ln223-8022. bedrooms in town. good con- New. used. rebuilt. Local rep. hOmeowners only-sorry. no fIce supplies. coffee maker. mini-bike. metal dillon. $350 per month. no THE PHONE MAN CO. Households· Farm Estates· commercial accounts). cabinet coffee table. old sewing machine. ten TllEGLENS ullhtles. Call (517)548-5302. (313)227-5966 Busmess - Llquldahons speed SchWinn bike. tow bar. scales. redwood ~.. ll've In lovely wooded area near HOWELL. Upper duplex. 1 Roger Anderson WHITMORE LAKE. Efficiency downtown Broghton Ea.y ac· lawn chairs. electnc heater. fishing tackle. rope. bedroom in town. good condl' ~. bedroom house. utdilles ce •• 1096 and 23 EfI,c.ency. , 082 Vacation Rentals (313)229-9027 electnc saw. clamps. many tools. table & chairs .• tion. $250 per month. no paid. one person preferred. & 2 bedroom Units With washers & dryers. old leather rocker. portable spacIous tooms. private utihties. Call (517)548-5302. GAYLORD area lake front (313)231-9077. 103 Garage& radios Coleman stove. snowmobile. large number balconies. fully carpeted. ap. NORTHVILLE in town. 2 Chalet. sleeps 14. completely Rummage Sales of bO; lots not opened. 427 Chev. engine. 1976· phance •• pool 052 Lakefront Houses bedroom. new carpet. deck. furnished. goll. tennis. $275. Ford Toranado. Lots of car parts. Hammond' Slaltlng At S3SOPer Month weekly. (313)349-3129. 7 For Rent Z5-2727 garden. super sharp. must organ. piper. automatic cord With casselle have references. $360. plus HILTON HEAD ISLAND. One ALL GARAGE'& RUMMAGE recorder. Nice selection of good merchandise .• CLARE County-Crooked Lake security and utilities. bedroom. 2 bath con· SALE ADS PLACED IN THIS COLUMN MUST cottage. $175 weekly. GREGORY 2 bedroom. $350 Available June 30. 1 year dominium. Sleeps 3 to 4. Golf. Terms' Cash or negotiable check. Lunch on START WITH THE CITY ",.adable thru September. per month. all utlhhes. securl· lease. (313)349'3462. tennis. pool. ocean. premises. All l!8les final. Not responsIble !or: WHERE THE SALE IS TO (5ln546-8599after6 pm .. ty and damage depOSit re- PINCNEY area. 2 bedroom September 28 • October 5. Items after sold. BE HELD. THE AD MUST .' G'REGORY. 3 bedroom ranch. quired. with references. duplex. country living. $290 $400.(517)546-7989after 5 p.m. , BE PRE-PAID ATONE carpeted. deck. lake (313/498-2203. per month. Call after 5 p.m. .... ARROW AUCTION SERVICE ...... MYRTLE Beach South OF OUR OFFICES OR prIVIleges. $450 per month HOWELL. large efficiency (3131878-6714. Carolina. OCEAN FRONT PLACED ON A MASTER 229-9027 plus ullhlles & opllon to buy. apartment in town. $230 a HOME. Weekly. summer and 067 Rooms For Rent CHARGE OR VISA CARD. Brighton. Mich. (313)665-3027. month. $200 security deposit. fall rentals. (313)632·7456 or Auctioneers: Roger Andersen HIGHLAND. Lakefront. 3 (517)521·3214. (3131363-3127. Gordon Huntwork bedrooms. on Duck Lake. $950 HOWELL. large one bedroom CLASSIFIED DEADLINES MYRTLE Beach South monthly. (313)887·3594. BRiGHTON SENIOR apartment. edge of town. Wednesday 12.00 - Green Carolina. OCEAN FRONT MEN'SCLUB HOME. Weekly. summer and 064 Apartments fireplace. $250 per month. Sheet Shopping Guide Servo ANNUAL YARD SALE (517)548-3307after 6 pm •• Ing Dexter & Green Sheet fall rentals. (313)632-7456 or Friday anl' Saturday. June Ir, For Rent (3131363-3127. LAKELAND. one bedroom Shopping Guide Serving 28th and 29th at Bucky's new BRIGHTON Co=C-v-e-A"-p-a-:rt-m-e'""'nt'-sapartment. $220 per month. In- Highland. Thursday 3:30 • TROUT LAKE. Modern cot· location. Grand River at Old now accepting reservations cludes electriCity. (3131231- Shopper Business Directory. tage on beauhful lake. Good U5-23. for one and two bedroom 1469. Friday 3:30 - Shopper. Monday fishing and SWimming. 30 Green Sheet. & Green Sheet Miles Northwest of Mackinaw COLLECTIBLE AUCTION apartments from $325. Office NORTHVILLE. 2 bedroom flat BRIGHTON. Mount Bnghton Business Directorys. Monday Bridge. (906)569-3377.(906)569- hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Phone in older home on Main street. Subdivision annual garage FRIDAY,JUNE28th,7:00P.M. 3:30 - Wednesday Green 1:l1?)229-8277. $400 per month plus utilities. 3254. sale. Clothes. furniture. toys. Sheet. HOWELL RECREATION CENTER "'. References required. 084 Land For Rent etc .• etc. Friday and Saturday. . , ' BRIGHTON (313)348'4454. June 28and 29. 9am to 6pm . 925W. GRAND RIVER - I NORTHVILLE weekly or mon- HOWELL, MICHIGAN ONE bedroom apartment. fur- BRIGHTON. baby & childrens ( LEXINGTON MANOR thly. furnished. Wagon Wheel 088 Storage Space (West end of downtown Howell) • - nished on Island Lake. $200. clothes. baby items. r, 1 BEDROOM FROM $280 Lounge. Northville Hotel. 212 For Rent Partial Listing: Oak Empire china cabinet. chairs I (3131386-7521. humidifier. furniture. sink. -~ 2 BEDROOM FROM $345 S. Main. (3131349-8686. including plank bottom & cane bottom. oak com- Pool and carpetmg. Se .ior PORTAGE LAKE. lower level. BRIGHTON. 800 sq. ft. storage ladies bike. & miscellaneous. ,.~~- ESTATEAUCTIONSALE - • SOUTH LYON. Rooms for modes. walnut tea cart. chest of drawers. Iron discounts. one bedroom • one bath. area. garage door. heated. 121 Brighton Lake Road. Fri- saturday, June 29th, Starting at 11:00 a.m. rent. $50 per week. Call after bed wooden bed. oak plant stand. wooden klt- " (313)229-7881 fireplace. completely furnish- $135.(313)227-9973. day. Saturday. 9 to 4. Rain or Shine ,. 5 p.m. (313/437-4237. che~ table. coat rack. 4 drawer walnut chest : ed. (313/426-3243. BRIGHTONISouth Lyon area. BRIGHTON. 4 family garage Located In Howell at 521 E. CLINTON ST. From the (painted). painted oak commode. porcelain top kit· WALLED LAKE/Novi area. Inside storage spaces for rent. sale. Clothing. childrens Junction of Grand River & Michigan Ave. take chen cabinet. round walnut table top. oak folding. Room wilh kitchen privileges. (313/437-9455. clothing. chest freezer. Grand River East for 3 blocks to Barnard St. & turn umbrella stand. glass top table. 4 drawer walnut, (313)624·9049. miscellaneous. Friday & Satur· left one block to Clinton & turn right to address: chest. oak coffee table & end tables. marble top. (I. WALLED LAKE. Kitchen and 089 Wanted To Rent day. June 28 & 29. 9 a.m .• 1595 521 E. CLINTON ST •• HOWELL. table. wooden box. porcelain top table. round oakJ lake privileges. Utilities In- S. Clark La~~k;:..e.:..:Rd=.:.,--__ -:- ROBERT E. DUDLEY, AUCTIONEER table pedestal. Slivertone table model radiO. plant BRIGHTON area.family of 5 cluded. Furnished. $60. per BRIGHTON. garage sale. HOWELL - PHONE (5m 54&-3145 stands. wooden tool case. 'oak cane seated ' -: GRAND PLAZA needs house to rent.3 or 4 week. (313)661·5090. Thursday 27. Clothes. tools. ANTIQUES & OLDIES: Burled walnut four drawer chest rocker. oak lamp table. wooden frame wall mirror. _ HOWELL bedrooms. basement and f--APARTMENTS household items. 12180 Della. wlmlrrored matching vanity; Oak claw & ball rectangular Windsor back arm chair. wicker wall rack. book. garage. Non smokers. no 068 Foster Care off Pleasent Valley. table' Walnut Burled Buffet; Hunter Century ~an- shelf. wringer washer stand. velvet top foot staal. ~: IN HOWELL PINETREE pets. responsible. (313)229- Standing; Glass Cobalt Violin; Fruit Bowls; Cel~ry Dish; wooden mediCine cabinet. curtain stretChers. R.C. _ 2703. BRIGHTON garage and fur· Depression Glass Cake Plate; Two Arm Chairs. Walnut ,Rentals trom $313 069 Condominiums, niture sale. Curtains. drapes. Allen cash register adding machine. modern beer _ APARTMENTS FAMILY of five (adults) looking Burled Bedroom Suite w/dou. Bed & two Chests; Cast Townhouses air conditioners. advertiSing mirrors. childs metal toy refrigerator. -Includes heat. water. for three tt' four bedroom Iron Standing Lamp; Two Tin Serving Trays; Small Large 1-2 bedrooms. from For Rent miscellaneous. Thursday, Fri· childs metal doll house. pro brass lanterns.' ..... ;C oil r pet. d rap e s • home. preter country, Mahogany RectangUlar Table; Walnut 6 Drawer Chest wi· $305. Heat. all appliances day. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 8902 porcelain clock. 22 pcs. Blue Willow. picture • :"! ·range. refngerator. (517)546-0079. Frultwood pulls & collar boxes; Wooden Cup!x?Brd; Au~ Included. Dishwasher. 070 Mobile Homes Hamburg Road. album. barn lantern. fishing creel. brass duck: . ~garbage disposal. complete carpeting. ex- HOWELL·Fowlervllle. Family Beater; Metal Frame; Box Records; Wood Drying Rack. Shawnee corn pattern butter dish. pattern glass. For Rent BRIGHTON. sale boat. rClubhOus~ and terior security doors. pool looking for 3 bedroom house Cobalt Shirley Temple Pitcher; Medium SiZed Oak Office hand p:linted china. paper weights. metal vacuume. mini bike. lots of pool. No pets. Open- and club house. No pets. 1 to rent with option to buy. Desk & Chair' Walnut Scalloped Rect. Table; Brass (type) bookends. cast Iron skillet. sewing box. table 072 Mobile Home Sites goodies. 999 Lakeside Dr. Dou. Bed; old Wardrobe; Motorola Radio-ok; Amber Pit· ed 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. month security depOSit. (5ln548-3225after3 p.m. lamps. doll furniture. miniatures. lots of software For Rent Thursday through Saturday. 9 cher; Toothpick holder; Carnlva! Glass Bowl; Jo~nson including doilies. round table cloths. 10wels and Closed Tuesday. LIVINGSTON County. 2 or 3 (517) 546-7660 to 5. Follow signs. Washington Bros Gravy Bowl & Platters; Dishes; Silverware. Bed pillow cases. pictures and frames. and lots more HOWELL. Choice lots bedroom. garage. secluded and Third. Soapstone; Large Pine Stor~ge Cabinet; Ad.mlral ~ewing .(517)546-m3 area. $500 max. Call anytime .. to available. Oakcrest Mobile BRIGHTON. 7 piece solid oak Machine' Wooden MUSIC Stand; Gnnder. Wall AUCTIONEERS NOTE: Some of the furniturer IS ~l • (313)397-9629.Leave message. Village. (5ln548-3075. living room set. (20 drawers). "AmenC;;n" Clock. rough. Sauer Kraut Culler; Buller painted and some needs repair. All sales final. . PROFESSIONAL couple COUCh.coffee table with mat· Bowl' metal painted bed; pie safe; buller pats; cups & Checks accepted wilh proper identification. View· • COACHMANSCOVE desires 3 to 4 bedroom home ching end tables. girls school saucers; German Stein; NOlltake sugar bowl; Chocolat~ Ing one hour pnor to sale time. with acreage suitable for dresses size 6x. lots of Pot; P.G. Pieces; cat cookie Jar; Amber.Kerosene Lamp. A beaullful mobile home .om· horses. Up to $650 a month. miscellaneous. everything Soup Tureen: students lamps; hob nailed Pc.; chrome , PONTRAIL munlty right on Big Portape References. (3131878-5760. must go. Thursday only 9 to 5. plated coffee pot Wall Mirror; Goose Floor Lamp; Sewing ", Lake Concrete streets & Cabmet; Wire Baskets; Milk Cans; Farmers ,Almanac's; AUCTtONEERS: nalural ga•• regular & double RESPONSIBLE professional IIrain Saturday. 224O·Doherty. STERE(, OPTIC. MINIATURE wlSet Cards LOUVRES. APARTMENTS Wide. 3 mile. N of 1·94. 15 woman seeks quality housing BRIGHTON moving sale. Must 0" RAY AND MIKE EGNASH , FRANCE;" Set Canadtan COins; 1933 Chicago ~XpOSltlon minute. W of Ann Arbor S125 in Howell vicinity. Call sell furniture. housewares. WWI Panorama; Riding Breeches; Wheat Pennies; Sta.~k PHONE: (517)546-7496 1per mont~17.};QA.'XrlR (517)546-3950days or (517)546- cloths. Fine china and Silver- In South Lyon on Pontiac Trail Det. Free Press & News. plus Look. Post & LI e 2420evenings. ware. June 2r. 9to 9 & June 28. Magazmes; 5 MIniature Lamps; Ho'qe Collr. Stam~ between 10 & 11 Mile Rds. 9 to 6. 7146 Wide Valley. Pine 011 074 Living Quarters Valley Estates. Catalogs; 011 Painting; Singer Sewing Machi~e; Trunk: CABLE TV AVAILABLE To Share Nat'l Geograph.(.~. Two Albums Tmtypes; Foreign COins. HOUSEHOLD BRIGHTON. New Cabbage Foreign Bank Notes; Post Cards; Box lot US Stams on Rent from $300 per month PINCKNEY area. Furnished Patch dolls. baby and cover. Box US & Canadian Stamps Loose; 25 Stock Cer· room. quiet country living in 3 children's clothes. stroller \If1cates; 20 Stock Books; 25 ~heets Xmas Seals - More. HEAT INCLUDED bedroom house. $200 per and car seats. wedding dress HOUSEHOLD. TOOLS. ETC.: 1956Travel Trailer Coach. Spacious 1 & 2 bedroom units available with month Including uhhtles & and veil. size 18. Furniture. sleeps 4. "ROAD LINER;" Sofa ged DavenpOrt; coffe~ central air, carpeting, all electric kitchen, washer/dryer. Evenings. 101 Antiques and much more. Thursday and table; Stereo Record Player; Formica KIt. Table & Chairs: Friday. 9 am to 6 pm. 6380 clubhouse and pool. (3131878-5816. Velvet Rechner: GE Colored Console TV. ok; Wall Clock. ~~"""r7AlI' ANTIQUES & collectables. 220 AldineSt.. - MOVING AUCTION SALE - t Naugahyde Recnner; ceramics; Antique Corner Cup- SUNDAY, JUNE 30TH, 076 Industrial, Howell Rd.• Williamston. Fri· BRIGHTON. 10257 Winsted board W Two Glass Doors; Ladder; Bird House; Cable Starting at 12 Noon-Rain or Shine 437·3303 Commerical For Rent day·s. 10 to 5. or by chance. Lane. (Spencer Road to Buno. Cham Binder; vice; lack; dnll; Yellow Dlnelle S"t; (517)655-1698. then North. first road to left off Toasters; luggage; Mr. Coffee; fry pan; vacuum. Elec· Located in Howell at 603 West Brooks Street. From. BRIGHTON warehouse for BEAUTIFUL old sofa. S850. Buno). Children and adult trolux; Tools; Room Divider; Port. Fishing Shanty; lawn the junction of Grand River & Michigan Ave. take rent. 5.800 sq. ft. with 800 sq. Dining room table. chairs. buf· clothes. crafts. household chairs. Sears Coppertone Dryer; MAYTAG Wllnger ft. office space and loading Grand River West for SIX blocks to George St .. fet. $450.Two matching corner goods. radial arm saw, toys. Washer; Elec. Log; sleeping bags; camping polly; metal dock. All or part. Visible from (Citizens Insurance Bldg.) turn left for five blocks. cabinets. $2.400. (313)229-2318 lots of miscellaneous. June foldmg chairs; 14 cedar boards; hampers. books; games; U.S. 23 intersecticn to Brooks. then left to address. 1-96 after6 p.m. 27.28.9 a.m. to 5 p.m. globe hght; GE Coffee Maker; Presto Cook~r; Fryer; (313)227·5340. BRIGHTON. Wholesalers Yard Grille. odds & ends; dishes; Port. Sewing Machme; World HOWELL. Medical sUites for ROBERT E. DUDLEY. AUCTIONEER sale. New and used items. Book Encyclopedias; tires; radiO; Universal Meat Chop- PHONE HOWELL (517) 546-3145 lease with option. 1.500 sq. ft. 2020 Hunter Road. off Hyne. per; Coleman Stove. cot; servmg stand; Small Mon· Relax. each. retrofit to tenant WD Adams Antiques June 29.30. tgomery Ward Riding Mower; SEARS 5S/16 TWIN RIDING speclflcallons. On Byron Road ANTIQUES & OLDIES: "SPEEDEX RIDING LAWN' • Arts & Crafts Mall MOWER. COMPLETE. MOWER W/CHAIN DRIVE-workS OK; VERY: You're home near McPherson Hospital. BRIGHTON Town~hip. Huge • - at Downtown Howell WILUAM E. BURKE, ESTATE VERY LARGE ALL COPPER COFFEE POT. mlnt";· $1.250 each. Call after 6 p.m. Garage sale! Multi family. Across from Courthouse Wooden Child's lawn chairs; Miniature cup &. (517)223-9515. Childrens clothing. furniture. New Spaces Available toys. bathroom vanity. all saucer: Jap. Sail & Pepper Shaker; Duncan Phyfe • ~ STORE front. 1.200 sq. ft•• 9935 New Dealers Welcome kinds of things including Walnut Drop Leaf Table; 91d Phonograph; Wooden at "Norlh" II. E. Grand River. Brighton. 546-5854 bathroom sink. June 27. 28. 29. Kitchen Table & Chairs; Roller Skates; Miniature (313)227-3151. Tin Bread Box; small wooden barrel; old rocker: .' SPACIOUS: 1 BDRM.-836 Sq. Ft. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 2423Dons. off MOVING AUCTION Hunter between Hilton and Tapestry; picnic basket; Green Depression Glass-. 2 BDRM.-10tS or !076Sq Fl. 078 Buildings & Halls Hyne. Airway Hills Sub. (with antiques) Berry Bowl & Dishes; Box Toys; Metal Souvenir 3 IlDRM.-1286 Sq. Ft. For Rent CLASSIFIED DEADLINES BRIGHTON. mUlti-family mov· Washington Monument; Jap. Powder Dish; Chlld's • Abundani Storage and Closet Space 4.300 Sq. ft. building for rent. Wednesday 12:00 • Green ing sale. Thursday thru Friday. Saturday, June29th 11:00 a.m. Rocker; Small German Koo·Koo Clock; Pine Cor- • Sheet Shopping Guide Servo ner Shelf; Box Old Shears; Christening Dress & , • Private Entrance storage andlor workshop. All 9 to 3. No earlies .Tire chains. 4568 Mason Rd. • Clubhouse and Fireside Lounge or part. (313/437-9455. ing Dexter & Green Sheet furniture. antiques. crocks. Apron. Doilies (box); Wood 11ft top toy box; Baby' Howell. Mich. Carnage; Chlld's Rockin~ Chair. a beauty. pie'- • • Heat Included Shopping Guide SerVing miscellaneous. Brighton Lake tures; Green DepreSSion Glass Candleholders; 5 . 080 Office Space Highland. Thursday 3:30 • to Devonshire 2748Robertson. (1/4 mile W. of Burkhart Rd.) 1\ ..~'I" .....\\l"t l\f I :!i; un i \tlll' RllolJ For Rent Shopper Business Directory. Pc. Ouadrupleplate Serving Set; Sewing basket," Friday 3:30· Shopper. Monday several child's garden tools; dominoes; vases; •• j 01".'0 d.lIl, q am' I' m . CLASSIC 1965 (Show Car) CHEVROLET IMPALA 2 349-8410 BRIGHTON area. 250 sq. ft. Green Sheet. & Green Sheet glass pie plates; miniature Tin Chlld's swing; han.:l. - Sat Sun 12, I' m Hobbo W&uq .... t professional office space for door' 283 V-8 (mint condlllon) white wi black In· drill; set chlld's dishes; sprinkler can; CHILD'S • Business Dlrectorys. Monday terlor. 10 H.P. Bolens riding mower 42 In. cut wi lease. excellent location. 3:30 - Wednesday Green *********,.. PULL HORSE ON WHEELS. unusual & OLD; • ,...~. snow blower & blade. Ig. ornate oak curved glass (313)229-8500. checkers; building blocks; bunch kids books; bird •. Sheet. china cabinet wi mirrored back & Ig. claw feet. Ig. BRIGHTON. downtown. 324 W. *.~ S1"1'f\Ol'1'" cage; childs cradle; sWing. ironing board. high ..... ( C1"\ ...... round oak table wi very ornate pedestal. turtle chair & doll house; Box chlld's games; Child's,' Main. 240 sq. ft. $200 a month CLAW footed bath tub. needs " ~·":t t'-U _r' ..... back leaded glass desk lamp on bronze base. pine Peg Desk; chlld's Easle; Plank b6110m side. includes utilities. (313)2~270 reglazing. $100. (517)548-9331. ,.. " "L.c I"'" .. ,.. leaded glass table lamp (Pain selle Pallern) on (3131229-6717. chair; Mahogany rectangular table; radio oval OAK office chair, needs slight brass base. round Cherry lamp table wi turned table; JEWELRY; china doll; Green "CALIFOR-', BRIGHTON. private office repair. best offer. (517)548- ~ AUCTIONS ~ legs & Ig. ball & ¢Iaw feet. oak wardrob~. oak dou· NIA" PITCHER; Wine & Water Goblets; Tea Kettle:. suite. 650 sq. ft .• air condition· 7600. ble dresser. Jenny Lind bed. old chairs. walnut Set Skis; old croquet set; DOLLS; Large Fabric & ed. all utilities Included. $475 a OAK secretary with curved . table w/6 chairs. server and china cabinet. Colum· UNEEDA dolls. doll with composition head. AMOS month. Call Century 21. *" EVERY ,.. glass door. ~. After 5 p.m. bla lable top phonograph. oak dresser wi mlrr.or. & ANDY, RUBBER COLORED DOLL. another rub·:- Brighton Towne Company. Radio Shack TRS-80 computer. Royal elect. digItal (3131437-5611. ,.. THURS.& *" ber colored doll. plus 2 more DOLLS. . 7 II (313)229-2913. ,.. SAT. ,.. calculator. Ig. wood burning stove. sofa wi mat· HOUSEHOLD, TOOLS, ETC.: MODERN, FRUIT ching loveseat (hide a bed). and chair (like new). BIRMINGHAM. 2 adJacent. fur· STOP IN AND BROWSE WOOD DROP LEAF DINING ROOM TABLE WITH 4' elebrate Spring! nlshed offices located In ,.. 7:00 P.M. ,.. Montgomery Ward console color T.V.. oak CHAIRS-excellent; Xmas Village wllog cabin &' '. We buy and sell antique oak. bedroom set wi king size bed. triple dresser and presllglous downtown Birm· walnut. cherry furniture. glass *" 2875Old U.S. 23 *" Xmas Tree & Decorations; hamper. pole lamp";" ingham. Facilities include Hartland. MI ...... night stands. wilting desk. pine cannon ball single Beautiful New Two-Bedroom and collectibles. Furnllure WEDDING DRESS & TRAIN; rug rake; 2 stulled LIY-' conference room. reception bed swivel easy chairs. china cabinet. book case. ing Room Chairs; Greeting Cards; Drapery,hooks .. - stripping by hand. We sell ,..·er;,...... 10 speed boy'S bike. 2 ten speed girls' bikes. sm. area. secretarial services. and hardware & Venetian Blinds; Grinder; Set:four 7.,': Apartments from just $410 stripping supplies. Wednes- ,.. fympus 100 ~ WhirlpOOl upright freezer. kitchen table wi 4 telephone service. Contact ,.. Power Twin ..... 14-5 tires; stBel stge. cabinet; Kenmore Vacuum; " day through Saturday 1 to chairs & leaf. corner cupboar:S. hall tree. wi lift up Come see country living at its finest: (313)540-0344. 5 pm. Lake Chemung Oldies. Focal microscope ~ AMC humidifier; file cabinet (Cardboard); lamps;: ,.. Osllloscope Camera ..... seat. chest of drawers. lamp table. plant stand. paint; CB Aerial; 13" Colored TV; Scrubber; small •• Spacious two-bedroom apartments BRIGHTON. Attractive office 5255East Grand River, Howell. end tables. sm. server. Quassar 11 color T.V .. col· space available In Brighton ~ tGOOd gift lor the ,.. compressor; al. step ladder & extension ladders; , (517)546-8875or (517)548-7784...... serious student) ...... fee tables. table lamps, easy chairs. G.E. space with patio or balcony, central air area close to expressway. circuit breakers; rabbit ears; candles; Round For· . ,.. n Ford EI50 Std 3 ..... saver coffee pot. Parker lawn sweeper;lron rail· mica KIt. TablB & 4 Chairs; Wood Collee Table; GE~ conditioning, luxurious carpeting, 1,200 sq, It. Call Phil (313)229- ...... Speed WindOW Van...... ing. lawn Chairs. Ig. iron anvil, old platform scale. Broiler; Mr. Coffee; Pillows; snack trays; Iinens;-' 2190. 102 Auctions ..... PIS.&PIB...... old table top scale. 2 wheel utility trailer. misc. lots of closets and storage, and ...... Good used Furniture. ,.. curtains; napkins; scarfs; material; WHITE QUEEN' BRIGHTON. on Grand River AUCTION, June 28, Wednes· glassware. McCoy & Hull pottery. old porcelain SIZED BEDSPREAD; throw & braided rugs' SEARS'- ~ central laundry facilities. 1/4 mile Irom Brighton Mall...... Glassware. Cedar day, 7 pm. Anything and ,.. pOsts. Whiskey Bar- ,.. advertising signs. software inCluding new towels HEAVY DUTY Washer-ok; Kenmore Gas Dryer.ol<; : 1.000 sq. feet. Reasonable everything goes. Public ~ rels. Some Antiques ,.. and pillow cases. pictures and frames. and Ice Cream Maker; Roaster; coffee pots' Map ASIA;' rates. Call between 6 and welcome· consign early· new ..... Etc .. Etc more. . .• • • d drapes: blankets: lots luggage; bato'ns; folding'\ 8 p.m. (313)229-9784. and old merchandise All sales final. Not responsible for accidents ay cot; music stand; PINK PARTY DRESS; WHITE." ,.. intdfte'· ~ of sale or for goods after sold. Refreshments Alpine welcome. Early con· WEDDING DRESS Tulle: Gas Can: Pipe Vice;" • ~ FLEA MARKET ..... wi BRIGHTON. Lease an in· slgnments. 1978 • 2 horse available. Checks accepted wi proper 1.0. companion Table Saw; bunch nails. nuts & bolts &", ..... OPENING ...... OWNER: Tina Fahert and others dlvldual private office with full trailer. 1985 • two horse new ,.. July 6-7 ..... plumbing filtlngs; wall mirrors; scythe; Wood work- office services. trailer, 1979 • 750 Honda. 1979 ~ High 'rallic area. Ex· ,.. bench; 3Ox60 Wall Mirror: Gas Grille; Four Wood' Apartments Includes reception area...... lenslvely Advertised...... Folding Chairs; 4·Tler Corner Stand; Card Table;,' Plymouth TCL. New Idea hay receptionist. personalized mc.wer, tire changer, h~y ...... Doalers-Reserve ..... AUCTIONEERS: planters; knee hole deSk; nBW rotlssierre; 30 Cup, . . Located off Highland Road (M-S9) next to the answering, electronic wagons. This is a partial listing J.. your space NOWI ...... collee pot: Iry pans; kettles; gun cabinet; golf cart:' • Alpine Valley Ski Area In the center of all the telephone. secretarial staff, ..... CALLMEL ..... only. Conslgners paid same ...... (313)632-6~1 ...... RAY AND MIKE EONASH trikes & bikes; Brass Twin Headboard; Bed:r lakes and parks In the Milford area. word processing, mailing, co- night. (313)750-9971. Michigan ..... Open 12 Noon Dally Frames; WHITE KIT. FORMICA TABLE, d/1 with 4. :I. PHONE: 517-64&-7408 Chairs & MOREll •. , Model Opm Dally 9·$ and weekends by appointment. pying. convenient parking and Horse Auction. 7335 U5-23, ~ MELLEMAR ..... • • t utilities. Furnishing optional. Fenton, Michigan (between ~ SOLE OWNER --_ .. -. RUBY GEER, OWNER Call 887-4021 For Information call (313)227· Clyde and Center Road). ** 1330. *,~..~***" a - \ Wednesday, June 26. 1985-S0UTI-lL YON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS- THE MILFORD TIMES-9-B 103 Garage & ---,---- 103 Garage& 103 Garage& 103 Garage a 108 Miscellaneous Rummage Sales Rummage Sales 104 Household Goods 108 Musical Instruments 107 Miscellaneous Rummage Sales Rummage Sales Wanted HUWtLL. tlUU tager Hll. June LAKELAND yard sale, lots of NORTHVILLE. Mulll family. CUSTOM made king size bed MEDITERRANEAN• COUCh. 88 LOWREY console plano. dark COINS, stamps. trains', 26,27,28.9 to 4.4 generations toys. bikes, miscellaneous. Friday, Saturday, June 28, 29, spread & 2 pair 01 drapes to Inches. blue green, blue pme. With bench, like new, military lIems, pocket wat- 01 accumulatlonl Antiques, 10460 Hickory. Thursday, Fri- 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 46111 Fon· matCh. Light blue. $150. chairs. $ISO.(313)349-5248 $1,300 or best oller (313)229- ches, clocks, dolls, baseball household goodS. clothing, day and Saturday. 10to 5 nero North 01 Main, oil Cle- (313)349'5656 4878alter7 p m.:::.'-- _ IT-TV I'-ards, furmture. toys, mos't books. glassware, cameras, 5 It white Neoangle square Oilers more movies. less MILFORD. Dishes. glassware, ment. CONSOLE stereo, $100. tub, $100. Call alter 5 (313)437- old colleclibles. (313)684-5445, BYRON moving sale. lur- chairs, saddles, adding 5 Piece drum set. good condl- repeats. adult sensuous chord organ, record machine (517)54&-9385alter 6 p.m. (3131437.2901. I machine, old cash register, NORTHVILLE. Thursday and 6520. lIOn, $150 (517)546-3650 entertainment. and now Tiger rlI1ure. tools. clocks. 25 years and miscellaneous, June 27 01 collecting. Byron north to lots more. Friday. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. COLONIAL couch. high back- NECCHI deluxe automallc zig- TWO Coronets Yamaha. $ISO, baseball games LOOKING lor Oak, Cherry. and 28, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., 2011 Brookland Farms Subdivision, ed, extra long, $100. (2) Over- Pine, Walnut, Wicker lur- Lovejoy. west to 4367. big red HIGHLAND. Moving. zag sewmg machme cabinet Bundy. $125 Both With cases East Buno. east of Old Plank. Novl and 9 Mlle. 44554 Ched- siZed green velvet chairs, $SO nlture. Plus crocks. dolls'. house. Miscellaneous. Thursday. Fn- model. embrOiders, blind (313)437·3391 (313)229-7807 1,lILFORD Township. 1885 Old worth COurt. Baby clothes and each. Evenlnqs (3131878-6860. hems. bullonholes. etc. 1970 toys. qUiltS, lamps and yellow BRIGHTON. 1552 Clark Lake day, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 1736 Plank Road, South 01 Dawson, eqUipment, lurntture. etc. model. Take on monthly 107 Miscellaneous ware. (313)229-4574. Road. June 27, 28 and 29, Prult. CHEST freezer, good condi- KNAPP shoe distributor, June 29. 10 a.m. t04 pm. NORTHVILLE, antiques. toys, tion, works well. S35. (313)227· payments or $53 cash balance. PLACE to park 19 ft. trailer In .g a.in. to 6 p.m. HOWELL, miscellaneous, 2630 AMAZING (THERMAR) cuts Leonard Eisele. 2473 Wallace MOVING Sale. Tractor. blade clothing, furllllure, garden 4110. Guaranteed Untversal Sewmg South Lyon. (313)437-5458 High Meadows, oil Bentley hot water bills up to S300 a Road, Webberville (517)521. .BRIGHTON garage sale, 4365 an:! bucket, furllllure, freezer. equipment. wheel horse, center, (313)334.()9()5 •T1mbervlew Dr. Tlmbervlew Lake. Thursday and Friday. COUCH, loveseat, chair. year. Instant Demand 3332 SCRAP copper, brass, bedroom set and lots of garden tractor. We are mov· REFRIGERATOR. Side by ·Farms. Brighton Rd, cross cocktail table. $2SOor best 01· Tankless Water Heaters 1 Large wood lathe $160 radiators, ballenes, lead, Iron • HAMBURG township flea goodies. June 28 9 to 5 and Ingl 45764 Clement Court. Side, freezer needs repair. 'Chilson. lollow signs. Thurs- fer. (313)231·1171.Alter 4. (517)546-1673 (313)349-0716 lunk cars. Used auto parts market, M-36-Chllson Rd, Iree June 29 9 to 4. 5265 East Allen Thursday, Fnday. and Satur- $75 (313)227-4944 sold cheap. Free appliance :daY, Friday. Saturday. 9to 5. set up all dealers, Monday/- COUCH and chair. gold plaid, AMWAY products delivered to LARGE melal olhce desk S35 Rd. Half mile west 01 Argen. day. RUSTIC pme liVing room set. dumping Regal's, (517)548- Wednesday, (313)231-1166. excellent condition, $75. your home We guarantee (313)437-3675. :BRIGHTON. Thursday, Fnday, line. PINCKEY, giant multi-family 3820. (3t3)437-6841 evenings couch. chair, and rocker With Quality (313)878-9169 8:30 am to 5 pm. 3170 Old Car- HOWELL, garage sale June MOVING out 01 state. garage sale. Baby Items, METAL shelVing panels With 27 CF Tappen Side by Side velvet earthtone print riave (Heritage Farms). 22.9 to 6. Household lurntture, Everything must go. No early chllderns clothes, eletrolllc APPROPRIATE Technologies frame 24 III by 36 In, 109 Lawn & Garden refrigerator. Almond, ex· cushions. cocktail table and BRIGHTON, movlng sale, 14 antiques, miscellaneous birds. June 27-29. ~5 4149 W. hobby equipment, much Window QUilt Insulaltng miscellaneous ollice furmture Care and Equipment I cellent condition. $400. end table. Like new. $300 com· dog' sleeping boxes. Fur- Items. (313)546.1248.1494 Bar- Allen, Howell. more. June 27, 28, 29. 9 to 6 shades and panels really mcludlng check writer. UPS (313)227-7040or (511)546-4070 plete. call (313)437-6402. niture, clothing, ron Rd, Howell. Take McGregor Rd. to Lom- work, call Park Solar. (517)546- scale and time clock; red AAA peat, topSOil, bark, sana, MILFORD. large muill-famlly SIX light wagon wheel gravel, Decorative stone. miScellaneous. 12400 Larkins HIGHLAND. Garage sale, bardyCt DREXEL dining room lur- 9555 assorted Sign letters 18 In 1m.- sale, huge assortment of chandelier. 30 In diameter. mediate delivery, Open 7 Rd., between Kensington and June 28 and 29, 9 a.m. to nlture, pecan wood, excellent AMWAYConnectlon. Buy your high: two gas pumps for In- household and outdoor Items. Pinckney 10496 Langley oil S35.(313)348-S498 days. Fletcher & Rickard land- Pleasant Valley Rds., Friday. 5 p.m.. 30t Woodrull Lake condition. (313)227·7340. Amway products. Iree stam ground tank Further Inlorma· Riding tractor. boal, Cordley Rd. June 28 and 29, 10 SIDE by Side coppertone scape Supplies. (313)437-8009 starting 1 pm .• Drive. Household goods. BMX snowmobile, car, freezer, lur- to 4 Picnic tables, kitchen DINING room set: Maple table removal chart for new tlon. call (313)887·7230 ~. refrigerator. very goood con· ALL landscape related lobs FOWLERVILLE. 1st time ever, bicycle, clothes and more. ntture. June 27 and 28, 9 to 4. table and chairs, and much With leal, 4 chairs, lighted customers Call Audrey. MORTON lItener salt, 80 dillOn, $175.(313l68S-1542 done to perfeclion. I.awn garage, barn, moving sale. HOWELL. Final step In moving Lake Sherwood 4968 and 4969, more~_~ :-- china cabmet. $300. Porch (3t3)227-5684 pound bags. System Saver SEARS Kenmore washer and mowing specialists Call Rare From my house to yours. sale. Muilltude of Items. June oil COmmerce. glider swmg. $50 (313)229- 10mch radial arm saw. up right pellels. $595 Super Pellens. PINCKNEY moving sale. Earth at (313)229·4607 or South Fowlerville Road to 7736. dryer. (313)226-8798alter 5. freezer, gas cham saw. 10 mch $7.75 White crystals, $4 SO. 29, 30, 9to 3. 1144Braevlew. MILFORD. Materntty, baby, Cocktail table, rocking chair, (313)227-4856. Member of mason Road. turn right, Irom DOUBLE canopy bed. mat· SEARS water softener, 6 years table saw. begmers gUItar Cole's Elevalor. east end 01 household Items. aulomotlve antiques. loldlng doors, Bnghton Chamber 01 COm,. Mason 1st turn lelt to Bull Run. tress, dresser, chest. mirror, old Very good condition. $150 (313)437·2304 Afler 6 p m. or Marlon Street III Howell. tools and miscellaneous. June household Items, horse merce. . go lIz mile - corner of Croloot fruilwood, $200. 2 maple (313)227~76 leave message (517)546-2720 HOWELL. Carport and yard 27. 28. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 9SO blankets, and miscellaneous. and Bull Run. Plenty 01 park- desks. $50 each, (313)231-2357. MATCHING sola and loveseat. AA-TAYLOR'S Lawn sale. Wednesday, June 26 and Panorama. (313)498-2479. SOFABED and collee table, ADULT 3-wheel bike With Ing. Antiques, furniture, col- barrel chairs, organ. freezer, Maintenance SerYIce lor all Thursday and Fnday. Twin MILFORD, moving out of the PINCKNEY, new and used ENTIRE contents 01 NorthVille $50 (5m223-3406. basket Good conditIOn. $100 lectibles, horse equipment, washer. dryer. wagon wheels. your lawns needs. gardening. bed, dressers, desk, anllque country sale. Everything must Items. June 26-30 8 a.m. to Condo. 924 Williamsburg 21 cu It. chest freezer. $1SO. (313)437-1352 games. books, art supplies & (313)231-1073. light landscaping (313)632· wOOdburner stove, snap-on go. 135SODunham Road. bet- 6 p.m. 7925 Pinckney Rd. COurt, LeXington COmmons. Side by Side refngerator AIR condllIOner 6,000 BTU's Irames, clothes & military latl- 6507. ' three drawer tool box, 10 ween Fenton Road and June 22 through 28. 10 to 6 or Ireezer $SO ElectriC stove. With energy saver. little used MASTERCRAFT pool table, ques, toys. bicycles, motor- PATIO and yard sale. Friday •• TIPISCOLake Road. by appointment. (313)349-6537. $25.(313)227·1013 $125 (313)349'1332 wood. suede. bar size. and ac- ALL wood cl.lps. shredded speed bike, stereo and loads • cycles. glassware, & much and Saturday. 10 a.m. to bark, wood mulch, sand, 01 miscellaneous. 9 a.m. to ? ELECTRIC dryer, good condI- ceSSOries, $600.(313)750-0454. • more. June 27 through 29. 9 to MILFORD Union Lake area. 5 p.m. 710 W. Brook Street, TAPEN gas range. excellent BABY announcements, gravel, top SOil, crushed or or, 5377 Wildwood Drive, oil 01 tion, $60. (313)349-4568 NEED a bUilding thiS summer? • 6, Thursday. Friday. Saturday. 11486 Fox-Hounds, across Howell,MI. condition, $125. BrunSWick golden and Silver anmver- namental stone, etc .. For th~ Grand River at Lake Chemung. Irom Lakeland High School, Save on all steel and/or pole : No early birds. PINCKNEY/Howell yard sale. FOUR piece maple bedroom pool table. $2SO Old wood sarles, engagement an· dO'lt-yoursell landscape.r. HOWELL. 1940 Olympia Drive east 01 Bogie Lake Road, one Miscellaneous clothes. hot set. (313)229-2751. burner. $25. Older electriC nouncements. and much bUlldmgs With Centerline Steel Call (313)9'14114 col- Hank Johnson, since 1970. (Pinckney Road to east Coon block south ot Cedar Island water tank. kiln, and more. FIVE room air conditioner. Ex- range. double oven. deep more The Millord Times. 436 persistently, 7 days. 10 a.m. ~ lect. FREE Lake Road to Runk Road to Road. Friday, Saturday, 9 a.m. 5730 Hinchey, rnday. Satur- cellent condition. (313)437- fryer, out of cottage, $35. Old N. Mam. Millord, (313l68S-1S07. 8 p.m .• (313)349-3018. dead end at Olympia Drive to to 9 p.m. Toys, most like new. rellgerator. $20. (517)548-3260 NEW and used 12 Inch day. Sunday. 1236 Beauty salon shampoo bowl. ALLIS Chalmers garden trac~ He-Man Sew Easy. Baby culverts. $5 SO1001 and $2 SO GARAGE SALE left). Thursday, Fnday. Satur· PINCKNEY, moving furntture 22 Foot G.E. Side by Side THREE sofas, excellent condi- brown Evemngs after 6 30, Skates, much more. Some foot (511)546-1314. tor, 811 GT, 42 Inch mower. 42 day, June 27, 28, 29. 9 am till sale. Complete house, tion. Greenfield POint SubdiVI- (313)229-8001 KITS! children's clothes. Lamps. relrlgerator. ice maker. Inch snow blower, $1.100. 8 pm. Miscellaneous. bedroom set. dressers, glass Avocado. $200. (313)227-2372. sion. (313)2:::29-4:::...::9:::2.:..:7._ POST hole digging for pole (313)437~118. _. • ASK'ABOUT YOURS WHEN tables and more. BARNWOOD 1 x 6 Inches. HARTLAND HILLS SUbdiVI- door cabinets, hide-a-beds, barns, lences, and wood YOU PLACE YOUR FREEZER, upright. 17 cu. It.. TRADITIONAL handmade tongue and groove Make of- BUSHOG or Flail mowing 01 sion. June 27. 28. 29. 9 to 4. 7 NOVI Meadowbrook Lakes. chairS. organ. sterlo. decks (313)437·1675 GARAGE SALE AD IN A-1 condition, $2SO' (313)437- crocheted creations. a IIltlme fer. (511)546-3146 helds or lols. expenencel'. more families JOlntng Satur- Huge neighborhood garage rellgerator. etc. 9 a.m. to 8 of beauty now avallble for you THE GREEN SHEET 5262. POOL 16x32 With hiler and call John, (313)685-8197. 1 day. Look for signs Irom M·59. sale. Numerous quality Items p.m. Wednesday. Thursday. (table covers, and dresser 8xl0 deck. you dismantle and (Yo\! must pick up your kit at gOing lor bargain prices. Fn- FOR sale. Sleeper COUCh, BLACK dirt by the six yard •• HOWELL. 9 a.m .. June 27. 28. June 26. 27. (313)878-3086. covers, pillow and etc.) Satur- move S5OO. (511)548-3720 your local newspaper ollice day and Saturday. June 28 and dresser With mirror. chest of CIRCULATION truck load. $55. (313)685-8972: 3775 Inntslree, near M-59 and (313)878-2564• 9655 and 9633 day 10to 4. (313)349-4864. NORTHVILLE RECORD during normal business 29 from 9 am to 5 pm. West 01 drawers and entertainment PLAYBACK ping pong table, (313)632·7706 • North Latson Road. Wmston. TAPPAN gas range, copper- $75 181t Wolvenne wood boat ~ours.) Meadowbrook. between 9 and Unit. Call (313)437-1175 BULLDOZING and backlloe HOWELL. Northwest. 4526 PARSHALLVILLE. moving tone. $60. Four 13 mch Anva 313-349-3627 WIth motor. $2SO'Toro electriC 10 Mlle. GIRLS or woman's 6 piece work. Sand and gravel haul- Allen Road. June 26. 27. sale. 2 days. The 26. 4to 9. and IIres, $70 52 gallon electric hot sprayer. best oller. (511)546- FOWLERVILLE 31amlly garage NORTHVILLE. Dryer. clothing. while French PrOVinCial Ing. (313)685-8972. (313)632- 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saddle. 27, 10 to 8. Fencmg and poles. water heater. best oller. CONSIDER Classlhed then 3125 and barn sale. Baby Items, miscellaneous. 43775 West bedroom set. $400. (313)437- conSider It sold. 7706. carpet, beehives, Tupper- lurntture, freezer chest, (313)227-2070. POLE bUildings: 24x40x8, 1 toys. clothes 0 to adult. all In Nine Mile Road (between Novl 5216. B-8O Wheelhorse tractor with ware. adult and baby clothes, miscellaneous. 8502 East TWIN beds. mirrored dresser, DRUMS. 55 gallon, like new. service door and chOIce 019x7 , excellent condition. Dog Road and Center Street). G.E. electnc dryer. $25. mower, snow thrower. dump small appliances, lots more. Allen Rd Near party store. mirrored dressmg table WIth Great for dock floats and bar- overhead or slider lor S3,599or house. snow fence. 011 fur- Saturday. June 29th. 9 am to (313)229-S968. cart, and wheel chainS. $1,400. naces, laundry tUb. lots more HOWELL,4 family sale. 2390E. PINCKNEY garage sale 9 a m. stOOl,night stand, Limed Oak, rel stoves Only $5 00 each. S89 a month erected Other 6 pm. GREEN sola, S35, good condl- (313)348-4192. 1 miscellaneous. June 26- 30. 10 Grand River. corner Chilson. t05 p.m.1229Wllbur. $300. 39666 12 Mlle. (313)553- Call Rob, (511)223-3787. sizes available. Skyline NOVI REACT annual sale. lion. (511)546-4065. II ~a m,tlll 8 pm. 5794 Chase June 27th, 28th, 9 am to 5 pm. PINCKNEY, 3rd annual sale, 3949. Bu,lIdlllg 1-800-544-8967, 1976 Case tracter With 48 incll Saturday and Sunday. June mowing deck. new 14 h.p. ,. ~ Lake Road. First house on lelt. Golf cart, antiques. lurnlture. Saturday. 8 am to 6 pm, rain GOLD tweed couch. $100 UPRIGHT freezer. $200. Elec- materials by Standard 29, 30. 10 a m to 4 p m. Old e!st of Owosso. dishes, toys. clothng, or shine. Little Dude's Ranch. Camel SWivel velvet chair. $50 triC stove. $100. Microwave, Lumber. engine. Call alter 4 p.m .• Fire Stallon, Novi Road, south Solid oak table and 4 chairs. $1,200. (313)231-2191. FeWLERVILLE. Multi family miscellaneous. 4144 E. M-36. $50. Electnc dryer. $150. POOL, 24foot. all accessones, of Grand River. $1SO.(517)546-4925. y~rd sale. 725 Devonshire. HOWELL church garage sale, SOUTH LYON, huge multI- (313)227·2019. 3 years old, excellent condi- CUB CADETS sales and ser- NORTHVILLE, moving sale, vice. parts. Suburban Lawn June 27, 28. 29. 9 to 4. Clothes, Thursday, Fnday, and Satur- family garage sale. June 28, 8 It by 12 Inch concrete tiles WHITE sewing machine, tion, seller trade lor what have 19355Fry. Equipment, 5955 Whitmore baby items. lamps, furniture. day. June 27. 28, and 29. 1Cl-6at 29. 9 - 5. 336 University. Heavy but cheap. After 5 model 8000, top of the line, you. (313)878-3598. Lake Rd. Brighton. (313)227- toYs, and much more. 608 Isbell. NORTHVILLE 330 Yerkes. Something lor everyone, (313)437-6520. new, used as a demo. Retail RUBBER stamps - Milford Saturday 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 9350. . FOWLERVILLE. large garage HOWELL. Huge selection 01 brass bed. stereo, clothes, HOTPOINTE upright Ireezer. $799 Asking $4SO (313)449- Times, 436 N. Mam. Milford. Stereo, kitchen nook table slile. June 26. 27. 9to 5. Bunk baby clothes. adult clothing, baby needs, much more. 148 cubic feet. excellent con- 2659 alter 4 p m. (313)685-1S07. 1984 Craltsman. 8 hp .. 30 Inch set, chain lall, miscellaneous riding mower. rear bagger. bSds, electric chain saw. rocking chair. strollers, toys. SOUTH LYON - Salem. We're dition, $2SO.(517)223-8564. WHITE glass patio table plus 2 REDLINE Proline II, lactory Items. BARGAIN $1.200 new. must sell, Sears power winch, water car seat. high chairs, dog ken- movmg and we can't take It all. HANDMADE qUilts and pillows chairs Call (511)546-9711after S8OO. replica. mlllt $BOO mvested. (517)548-3765. skies. and more, 202 North nel, weed WhiP, changing NORTHVILLE. Saturday MOnlng Sale. One day only. for sale. (313)437-4419. 5 BARN Extra parts $225 (511)546- table, baby SWing, and much, 8 a • m • t 0 2 p.. m • CASE 16 hp. garden tractor, 2 Maple. Saturday. June 30.10 to 6. 7596 5 Heavy wood bar stools. cir- WASHER. works good, $100or 5640 M-59 6145 much more. 9 to 5, Wednesday Miscellaneous household Angle cylinder, hydraulic drive. 48 [n FOWLERVILLE. 731 South cular chrome around legs, best oller. Dryer, like new, (East of Howell) SILK weddings by Manlyn, and Thursday, northwest cor- Items. 19444 Scenic Harbour, mower deck, 52 In plow With ~Giand. Depression glass, Hall SOUTH LYON. movmg sale. 9 $200.(313)437-7149. $100.(313)437-(1247. bouquets, corsages, head , ner of Pinckney and Coon Highland Lakes. Wed·Sat9-5 hydraulic lilt. hour meter: 2 .;r clJina. some Fonton. Heisey, iii 5. Located oil Rushton bet- KENMORE gold stove top, WALNUT bedroom SUite, dou- pieces, and houtomeres. Lake roads. NORTHVILLE. June 28. 29. speed rear axle. large 8 x 16 and Fostoria. trunk. old books. ween 9 and 10 Mlle. electric, $100. Electnc stove ble bed, mattress, springs, 546-5995 (511)546-9581. HOWELL garage sale, June 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 46812 and rear IIres With chainS. Has 6 cQllflctlbles, and much Snowmobiles. ski equipment, with glass range & oven, $1SO. chest. vanity and bench. STEEL. round and square tub- 28, 29. 9 a m. to 4 p.m. Some 46905 Dunsany. NorthVille hours on motor, like new. miscellaneous. Wednesday sewing needs. furniture, (511)521-4755 (313)878-3304. mg. angles, channels, beams, June 26, Thursday June 27, antiques. 2430 Monte carlo. Estates. Cnb and mattress. beds, spreads. curtains. much 41x21 Dough Boy pool, ready MOVing. Must sell dt S3.800. KITCHEN set. round glass 3 ongmal 011 palntmgs, ap- etc. Call Regal's, (511)546- (517)548-1467. 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. HOWELL. Yard Sale. Western car seat, high chair. toys. more. to be assembled, ladder, Singer sewing machine With table and lour chairs. $lSO. praised at $167 (20x24), $108 slide. 1 year old motor. skim- 3820 FENTON, 11281 Faussett (1 saddles, antique wood cook- SOUTH LYON. 4 family yard cams. 3 speed Ross women's Two piece sofa set, nutmeg (12x16), $78 (8xl0) m 1981. Will mer year old. over 40 It of line SAWS sharpened. Lathe and mile North of Lake Tyrone. Ing stove, electriC gUitar, sale. 9 to 5 Saturday, June 29. ELDRED'S BUSHEL STOP bike, womens shoes size 10, brown, contemporary, $1SO. sell lor 30% off appraised to clean pool WIth. $1.400 mIll work Saw shop. 4524 Pin- Nle ••east of Hartland Road). chairS. lots 01 miscellaneous. 12927 Nine Mlle. mile east household miscellaneous. 'I, (313)227-3358;alter 5 pm .. value. (511)548-2369. (313)548-3893. ckney Road. (517)540-4636. saturday. June 29th, 9 am to June 26 thru 29, 9 a.m to ? 251 01Rushton. 25 years same location. top Argentine Road, south of M59 KENMORE dishwasher, but- WASHER $75 or best oller. 21 x 41 Doughboy oval pool. soli, play box sand, gravel. 6 J>m.Lots of household, barn NEW HUDSON. garage sale, SOUTH LYON, yard sale. 411 SOLAR water healing k,ls near Golf Club Road. Thursday, Friday and Satur- cher block top. $75. (517)546- (313)229-9296. Ready to be assembled. In- decoraltve stone. cedar aDd tool ilems. plants. 2nd Street, June 29, 30, 9 to 6. from Park Solar ASSOCiates day. 9 to 5. Chlldrens clothing, 6498. cludes slide. new motor. are low cost and easy to ,n- mulch, wood chips. by bushel; clothes. HOWELL, 9 am to 5 pm. Kit- Mlscellaneouse Item. WATER Iliter Simple and ellec- chen table, chairs, accessories. Pine Tree at Pon- KLING maple dressing table live fN in home use. Removes $1,400.(511)548-3893. stall. Call (517)546-9555. yard or truck load. Open daily ) ~IFOWLERVILLE, Moving sale. SILVER LAKE Saturday: refngerator, baby Items. 8 It. tiac Trail. First street west 01 and mirror, $75. (313)420-2466. pollutants, ground water FILL sand or clay, $1.00 per 8-6 p.m. Sundays 8-2 p.rn.l June 27, 28, 29, 9 am to 5 pm. glassware, china, Silver. 00. SINGER Dlal-a-Matlc sewmg pickup camper, setee, TV,lots Martindale. KITCHEN table, 6 chairs, sediments and odors. Area yard. delivery available, call 2025 Euler Rd • (313)229-6857./' Farm equipment, furniture, collectibles, heaters, tools. machme In modern walnut more. June 27, 28. 5694 W. am'lm stereo console With distributorships pOSSible. Call (511)546-3860 drshwasher. toys. clothes, NORTHVILLE MOVing Sale. much more. 9743 Sllverslde oil cabinet. Make designs. appli- '1 COon Lake Rd .. Furniture, antiques. COrner cabmet, 2 blue chairs and ot- (313)996-2451. ques. buttonholes. etc. FOR sale, Black and Decker miscellansous. 3800 S. Marshall. FIREWORKS, (313)227·35'7 or HOWELL. Twin's Club Annual Wing and Randolph. Thursday toman. (3131878-5574. WASHER and gas dryer. $100 (313)449-4584 Repossessed. Pay oil $54 electric push mower, $50, HoVbackRd .. SOUTH LYON. Starts Wednes· (511)546-5979. , Clothing and Miscellaneous and Friday. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. LOVESEAT & matchmg chair lor bolh (3131878-6114. cash or monthly payments. FOWLERVILLE. Big yard sale. day. June 26. 9660 Sllverslde. FRESH-~-MATIC bun Sale. Saturday, 9 am to 2 pm by Clayton Marcus, $100. Vic- Guaranteed. Umversal Sewing FILL dirt, mostly top SOil, 1~ Clothes. tools. built-In oven, NEW HUDSON. M,crowave Kitchen set, living room fur- steamer, $2SO.TWin let spray. tonan COUCh, black & gold. 105 Firewood Center. (313)334-0905. yard loads, reasonable, hardware. and much more. 504 at 2452 Brewer Road. and more. 27. 28, 29. 9 to 5. Mure, com operated foosball S375. Hot chocolate machine, r,2880 12 Mile between Napier $75. (517)521-4755. and Coal SHELVING, pallet racks. 4 Bulldozing available. (517)546- East Grand River. June 28, 29, HOWELL. June 28th and 29th. table, much more. $125. Two electriC cash wheel heavy duty carts. 9527. .: 9 a:m.t05 pm. 9 am to 5 pm. Antiques. fur- and Hass. LOVESEATS, two 70 In. Ex· AAA Firewood. coal, Super K registers. $100 ler both. 2x6 niture, clothing and things, NORTHVILLE. Two family cellent condition. $200. twiSt cone sign faces, $lSO. gloves. (313)698-3200. 5 hp Garden tiller, $2SOor be'st FENTON, moving sale, SOUTH LYON, 144 Well- kerosene. propane filling. 3999 Byron Road. garage sale. Good condilion Hldeabed, $30. Baby cnb and Grinnell spinet plano, $795. SCHWINN Conllnental 10 oller. (517)548-4279. ~ I miscellaneous, everything ington. Fnday, Saturday. June Open 7 days. Fletcher & wornen's clothing. lurllllure mattress, $10. Kitchen table. Large maple T.V. cabinet. $25. speed. Needs a IIttio work, )1 must go. 8090 Faussett. 1 mUe HOWELL. Huge garage sale. 28, 29, 9 am to 5 pm. COlor Rickard Landscape Supplies, and tools. June 26 and 27, desk 24 x 62 In., 4 burner elec- 1975 Honda, 125 cc. $400. good condllton, 3 years old. and lIz west 01 23. June 27-30. Appliances, furniture. and black and white TV's, (313)437-8009. 9 a m. to 7 p.m. 520 Grace triC slove, Sears Coldspot Side _ ~~~::::::::=------:- (313)629-6530. $50. (313)229-S235. J.&S. II • ,Cl-6. household, miscellaneous • much more. ALL Oak. Seasonable by the Friday, 1-9 pm, Saturday. 9- Street, two blocks south of by Side relrlgerator. Movmg FOR sale, SOgallon fish tank. FOWLERVILLE, 214 South ST.. semi-loads In split. block, or SIMPLICITY 5 h.p. rotoltller. SAND&GRAVEL " 5 pm. 2404 White Birch Trail Eight Mlle. SOUTH LYON, 565 Hagadorn. Must sell. Wednesday or all accessories, $ISO. Bumper Black dirt. topSOil, peat, barkl Thursday, Friday, 10 am to 100 mch lull cords wholesale. Good cod Ilion. $100. Also mile south off of Jewell June 27, 28, Thursday, Friday. Thursday only. (517)548-1467. sand, gravel. 5-yard loads, Irfl;. 5 pm. Boys and adult clothing, (lIz 25 cord mmimum at S35 per & pool table. $40. Roller exer- model, 94 Wmchester 32 deer Road between Cedar Lake and 9 am to 5 pm. Plng·pong LARGE selection 01 lurMure, ciser, $115 (313)231-2617alter mediate delivery! -I' knick' knacks and mlscellan- NOVI CRAFT SALE up. Hank Johnson's nile With case. $100. COlemen table. couches, chairs. loveseats. 12. camp stove, $10. (517)521'3357 (313)437-3042 - sous. Pln~. ..,.--_ Firewoods, since 1970, per- HOWELL. Don't miss this one. You've seen the rest. Now see SOUTH LYON garage sale. end tables. dining room set, sistently, 7 days, 10 a.m. - FOR horses - Tech Trol12 fly SCREEN house, new. $1!lO. FOWLERVILLE, very good 60185Nine Mlle. Thursday. FrI- Saturday and Sunday only, the bestl GiltS lor all occa- ~Itchen lurmture. (517)24'3- 8 p.m .. (313)349-3018. spray $11.95, f1yguard collar/- Lawn bUlldmgs, new In box, LAWN mowing and clean-ups, variety. 10 am to 5 pm, Thurs- sions. June 28th, 29th. day,8 am to 5 pm. Desk, oak 8151. June 29th and 30th. Everything 22826 ALL hardwood, semi loads or brow brand,S7.SO. body guard $125. Chain saws. chams and Brighton. Howell area. call lor day, Friday. 305 Church. Ennlshore. Oil Nine Mile Rd.. table, bIkes, 50cc motorcycle. priced to sell. 3970 Bnghton LARGE dessing table, $125. partial loads delivered. 41t x 4 fly control striPS $7.SOCole's sharpeners. Small air com- Iree estimate. (511)223-3128. ~ FOWLERVILLE 540 Elliot. No pre-sales. Road. Dlnelle set and buffet, NORTHVILLE. Moving sale, Dunchan Five bleeched Elevator, east end of Marlon pressors. Spray guns new. MOWING on regular basis. Freezer, baby furniture, toys, It. x 8 It. Federal cords. round oak table, 8 ft. truck 16884 White Haven Dr. COlony SOUTH LYON, Big! Saturday, mahogany dinning table. 4 (313)231-2207. Street In Howell. (511)546-2720. Tractor lire chains. $25. Completely Insured. Tnm arid truck rack and more. (5m223- camper. 3hp Evlnrude out- Estates III. Friday and Satur- Sunday. 10 am to 5 pm. 4630 chairS, $75. (313)632-6136. (313)685-3364. BLUE OX FIREWOOD: Spnng FENCE, barbed wire. steel remove bushes. Power raking. 3279. Thursday & Friday. board, lurrler traps lInd sup- day, 10 to 4. COlor TV. bikes. Seven Mlle. (511)548-2294. . , Large home appliances, lime prices unlll August 1. S35 posts, cedar posts, electriC TENT 8 x 10 nylon, complete, plies and mUCh, much more. relrigerator, washer, clothing, WEBBERVILLE. Huge multi '. FOWLERVILLE, baby Items, freezer, refngerator, washer lace cord rounds. $40 face fence. steel gates. and stock excellent. 6 sleeping bags, 30 Inch Parker lawn sweeper, miscellaneous A to Z. Thurs- crib, and more. family yard, garage and mov- HARTLAND, 2 family. Tent, dryer, and others. Call cord split. 5 face cord tanks. Cole's Elevator, east very good condillon, separate- towing - type, $50. (313)~ day~ly.1041 North Gregory. Ing sale. June 28, 29. 30. snowblower, console TV, con- NOVI Moving Sale. 107 Inch (313)227·5454. minimum. (313)624-6754. e~d 01 Marlon Street in ly or together. (517)546-2619. 6187. .. GARAGE Sale, baby Items and sole stereo, wet SUit. Gem vertical blinds. $100. 63 Inch 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. COrner of Howell. (511)546-2720. HARDWOOD, seasoned and THREE large mirrors, 4x6 It., ROTOTILLING, grass cutting, nuch more. 281SOEasterling, top, bed frame. toys, and vertical, $50. Trundle beds, Grand River and Webberville green. Oak, hickory and ash. 250 gallon fuel tank. $50. Fuel $60 each. Please call (313)534- brush hog work, dnvewals 'lewman Farms. Fri. 9:30 to much more. ~ 01mile south of $200. HI-Lo Game table, $275. Road, Just West 01 Webber- 4 x 8 x 16. $30 to $45. 011space heater, $50. Junger 13S7. graded. (517)223-7136. • 8:30and Sat 9.30 to Noon. Fenton Rd., oil Holtslorth. (2) Wicker shelves, $80. Much Ville. space heater, dual burner, (313)229-6935. TRS 80 color computer 2 with ROTOTILLING for gardens and GARAGE sale. July 1st & 2nd. June 27. 9 am t03 pm .. more. 48300 12 Mile, oil Grand WHITMORE LAKE. Multi famI- $lSO Chevy Stepslde box HARDWOOD, 4x8x16 face manuals, recorder. joy slick, new lawns. satisfaction 234 Wallece Way, Howell. HOWELL 21amlly garage sale, River at Wixom Road. Jun6 27 ly sale, somethIng for trailer, $lSO. (313)878-3684call cords. un split S35, split $45. some tapes, $2SO. (517)548- guaranteed. (313)349-2513. GREEN OAK, 11707 9 a m. to 5 p.m .. Thursday, through 30. everybody, including basket belore2pm. 4093. collection. Friday June 28, 9 to Delivered minimum of 3. Shorecrest. Friday, Saturday, Friday, Saturday. 390 and 400 NORTHVILLE. 735 GrandYlew. GOLF clubs. bag and cart. 5, Saturday 9 to 12. 75 Barker (511)223-3533. USED COlor TV's Reasonably 28th and 29th. Starting 10 am. Cheyenne Trail, Red Oaks. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, 21 cu. It. Montgomery Ward Household Items. (313)437- Oak, cut. split, delivered priced. (313)349-5183. Miscellaneous, household HOWELL garage and moving 9 a.m. Bargains galore. Rd, over Fire hall. chest freezer. 3 piece ivory 90% 0537~. _ Within 10 miles 01 Pinckney, 10 WEDDING invitations, SHREDDED black dirt and to~ and clothlnv. sale. Skils, women's clothing, NOVI Yard Sale. Antiques, in- girls bedroom set. (511)521- soli, picked up or delivered. 104 Household Goods (4x8xI6) cord load. S375. GEOTHERMAL heat ulllt-air napkins, thank you notes, picture frames, western sad· cluding Organ, lurnlture. 3811. Rod Raether. (517l54&-4498. • HARTLAND. Fourth Annual (313)878-6106. condllionmg untt. paid $5.000 match ell, everything for yaur die, toboggan, miscellaneous. Toys, stulled animals etc. Lake Tyrone Garage Sale - A-l big selection rebuilt MOVING, almond color elec- Will sacnflce lor $2,500, must wedding. The Milford SCREENED top solt. (511)~ • 3100Gentry Road. June 26-30. Saturday, June 29, 10 a.m. to refrigerators, stoves, washers SEASONED tire wood Mabley Hill, Read, and Bullard tric range, taupe davenport. remove. (313)634-5963. Times,436 N. Main, Mlllord, 9527. " iiA'RTlA'ND, 3 family garage 5 p.m. 47201West Nine Mile at (313)437-6121. delivered. (517)732-4693. Roads, Saturday, June 29, and dryers. All colors. 90 day !::.:~~=~-:-...,...-:-_-:- 50 Gallon electric water (313l68S-1S07. 1983 Sears tractor, 16 hp. 42 9 a.m.t04 p.m. sale. June 28 and 29. 9-S. 4415 Beck. warranty. ADC welcome. Ap- ';EASONED split hardwood. MAYTAG dryer, $40 or best 01· heater. Smk. Gas conversion WELL dnlllng and repair. Inch mower, excellent Condl. Bullard. 2 'h miles north of NOVI. 5 Family, Saturday and pliance Place Too, 2715 East $45facecord (511)546-4606. HOWELL. June 26. 27, 9 a.m. fer, good condition. Call bet· unit. Good condition, lair Points changed and pumps tlon. (313)437-7257. M59, 2 'h miles east 0123. Sunday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Fur- Grand River, Howell. (517)54~ WANTED to buy. Large quanti· to 4 p.m. Furnllure, tools, ween 9 am to 10 pm.(313)437- price. (313)227·9807. repaired. (313)229-6672. SEARS 11 horsepower lawn HOWELL, 2134 Moore Place, niture, small appliances, mat- 1300. ty 01 apple, cherry, hickory, miscellaneous. 2355 Karen 8749. GRINDER on stand. at· tractor. 36 inch deck, $400. tresses, clothes, much more. cut m blocks, un split. You WELLPOINTS from $29.95. Drive: oil Oak Grove Road. oil M-59 between Buller & MAYTAG Washer, good condl- tachments 101 sharpening. (313)437·2517. Oakway. Thursday & Friday. 10 Novl Road and 13 Mile. deliver to Wixom. Cash. Myers Pumps, plumbing, HOWELL. Two gigantic garage lion, $45. (313)231-2205. dnlls and clean blades. heating and electrical sup- a.m. NORTHVILLE. Saturday, (313)349-30t8 TOM'S Lawn Service. MowIng. eales. Something for (511)546-3242. plies. Use our well driver free power raking, clean ups, 11mb HOWELL, Schwinn bikes, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 49209 West mryone. Household items, 106 Musical Instruments GOODYEAR truck tires 900-20, With purchase. Martin's Hard- removal. Reasonable rates, toys, boys clothes, stereo, Seven Mile Road. Featuring A-1 big selection rebuilt WHOLESALE DIRECT c;lothes, furniture, typewrller, drive and steering, SO%tread, ware, South Lyon. (313)437· free estimates. (313l68S-2084. old bikes, games, toys, trains. relrigerators. stoves, washers TOVOU toys, children's clothes and freezer, furniture, 577 Chilson ARTISAN organ, church over SO tires. Make oller. 0600. much more. Thursday, Friday Rd.,9 am to 6 pm. 26th. 27th. NOVI. Huge basement sale. 8 and dryers. All colors. 90 day Furniture Wholesale model, 32 pedal board, $200. (511)546-3t46. WEDDING and engagement • Piece italian Provincial warranty. ADC welcome. Ap- Distributors ot Michigan sell· ~d Saturday. South Woods HOWELL, multi-family. Books, Call (3t3)227-1328 HEAT your sWlmmlmg pool rings, matched set from THREEJ'S bedroom set, bookcases, pliance Place Too, 2715 East mg all new merchandise m Road at Coon Lake. record albums, clothing, CLOSE oul sale. On Tokal- with solar, bargain solar Wright Kay. Recentlyapprals- motorcycles, anllques, etc., large color TV, Early American Grand River, Howell. (517)548- onglnal cartons. 2 piece mat- SMALL ENGINE • IiOWELL. Yard sale. June 28, Kimball-Sohmer pianos. New healing panel sale. Call while ed at $2,675. Engagement dla· Tune-Up and Repair tress sets. tWin $58, lult Thursday, Friday, Saturday. loveseat, bathroom vanity/- 1300. m, pianos from $1.095. Used 409 Jewett. queen $99, sola·sleepers $119, they last. (511)546-9555 mond .445 carats, 18 carat on most major brands 9 am. 341 E. Brook. sink, sliver, dishes, jewelry, AIR condilloners 2. One $125 pianos from $145. Hammond IiOWELL 1 day only, Thurs- bunk beds complete $88, 7 15 It. round steel pool, 4 ft. whito gold mounting, asking 3900 West 7 Mile Rd. HIGHLAND, 8 family yard sale, ceramics, craft magazines, and one $85. (313)23t·9265. organs from $295. Ann Arbor day, June 27, 8:30 to 5 pm. piece liVing rooms $239, deep, 61n. braces, \4hp filter. $1.100. Negotiable. (313) 348- South Lyon, Mi. collectibles, clothS, anllque ANDERSON double hung win- Plano ~nd Organ COmpany, 4109W. Allen Road. anllque sewing machine, toys. decorator lamps hom $1' 88, 5 20mi. Imer. used 4 years, very 2019. (313)437"()217 kids clothes and much more. comforters and quilts, lots 01 dows, storms, and shutters. 209 S. Main Street. /313)663- HIGHLAND Multl·famlly piece wood dlnelles $15&, $800 good condition, sclar top In' WHEEL Chair, good condillon, Monday·Frlday 9-6 2118Jackson Blvd. 1 mile west miscellaneous. Brookland One at 37'h x 40\4, one at 3109 Q8n1ge sale, June 27, 28. 1678 Farms, 9 Mlle/Novi Road, PitS now $375. cluded, sllll assembled. $7SO $100 or best oller. (313)227· Saturday 9-1 of Duck Lake Rd. June 27 thur 75l1z x 56~. (313)437·9364alter EPIPHONE box guitar. Ex- Nottingham. Baby, children's 44154 Collisford Road, 9 a.m. Now open to public. Skip the new, asklllg $300. Have 2270. 30.9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 4:30 pm. cellent condition, never use. clothes, collectlbles and to 5 p.m. Friday, Saturday. No middleman. Dealers and m- recell!ts. (511)223-3464 WINDOW alr-condilloner, 8000 Troybllt rotoliller, S HOWELL yard sale, Friday and BAKER COuntry French dou- S35.(313)887·7554. more. early sales. ;llltutional sales welcome btu, $75. Bausch & Lomb 35 horsepower, 4'5 years old, SIturday, 9am to 6pm. 4557 ble display cabinet, perfect IiIGHLAND yard sale. NQVI. Multi family sale. Name t:~ands, Serta, etc. mm slide trays. tape deck • very good condition, $72S; Richardson Rd. oil 01 East condition, $1,800. (517)54~ FOR SALE Camper, saddle, snowmobile, Village Wood Road. Toys, 9451 Buffalo, Hamtramck, 1 garage sale. 23063 Ennishore (517)548.6527alter 8. , Coon Lake RD. near Chilson 9582. block N. 01 Holbrook. 1 block SPINEToCONSOLE PIANO ,moped, luggage, weight lilting games, automollve, clothes, Dnve. (313)348-1565. TOM'S Lawn Service, Mowing; Rd.foIlOw~sllCgnC!:s~. _ COUCH, love seat, glass cof· BARGAIN !lench, and much more. 1701 9 lI.m. to 5 p.m., June 28 and E. cl Conant. WATER Softener. good condi- power raking, clean ups, IIl"'1b HOWEil, 3 family garage fee and end table, call Wanted: ResponSible party to Hidden Valley. 26-29. 29. 87S-7188Mon. thru Sat., 10 tIl7 tion, $125. (313)887-3340. removal. Reasonable rates; sale. 1267 Peavy Road. Thurs- (313)348-4)741or (313)348-7117. 18708Telegraph, 2 blocks S. 01 take over low monthly "OWEl L. 7 family garage NORTHVILLE movlng sale. Bargain Banel Iree estimates. (3131685-2084.~ day, June 27 through Sunday, COLDS POT chest type 8 Mlle. payments on Spinet plano. 250 108 Miscellaneous aale.-June 28, 29, 30. Baby fur· Household Items, raft with WARDS tractor wanted lor June 30. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ex· freezer. A-I condillon, $100. 532-401Ml, Mon. thru SIt. 10-8. Can be seen locally. Write ~ Wanted nlture, clothing, dishes, etc. oars, clothing, sports equip- LAWN statuary, $t5 or less. parts. 1969, 1970or 1971. 10, 12 cept SIturday, un1ll3 p.m. (313)227·2768. Sun. 12-5 Credit Manager: P.O. Box 537, •.• Marr, off of Burkhart ment, magazines, more. 44871 \3t3)229-5479. or 14hp. (3131878-6215. LAKE CHEMUNG. 631 14480 Gratiot, 2 blocks N 01 7 Shelbyville, IN. 46176. t Road. North Hills, Village Apart· COUCH matching chair and ot- MAPLE dressing table, $25. Sunrise Park Drive. Moving toman, recliner, assorted Mile, 521-3500, Mon. thru SIt .. 110 Sporting ROWELL, neighborhood sale. ments. 9 mile, 'h mile west 01 Excellent condillon. (313)227. GOOds ; SIle, 1 day only, Thursday ~ other chairs and tables, two 10-8 FENDER strat- L Wednesday. June 26. 1985-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS- THE MILFORD TIMES-It.a 117 BU11ne11 115 Help Wlnted 115 Help Wlnted 115 Help Wanted 165 Help Wanted General 115 Help Wanted General 170 Situations Wanted 201 Motorcycles ill Help Wanted Sale. Opportunltlel DRYCLEANER FULL·tlme secretary/- PERMAMENT part-time SALESPERSON. mature per- AN International nutrition MILL hands. lathe hands and AVON has new ways of earn- LAURIE and Peggy would love 1982Kawasaki 440.1.500miles. Needs Prelllers and Counter receptionist needed for In. grinder hands. Minimum three graphic arts person. son for part lime position, company Is looking for a few to sit for your child, dally ac· S850. call (517)223-9939alter PetIonnel. days and even· surance company In Brighton, Phototypesetting. key lining evenings 3 pm. to 8 pm. and ambltuous people, top Income Ing money. Start a business of years experience. Top pay your own. Full or part·tlme for tlvitles and lots of fun. 3 p.m. Inge; willing to train. Plymouth computer experience helpfUl. and benefits. Hawk Tool & and carnera. Entry level. Good weekends. No stUdents. App- potential and exceptional Howell, Fowlerville, Brighton, Southwest Howell (517)546- 1883Kawasaki K2 750-L3.3.500 area. Call Monday through Fri· call Sheron aI(313)22&-5155. Machine (313)34&-0121. typing and spelling skills re- ly in person. Next Generallon benellts. submit resume to 8858. Anron AlIIociates, 892 Allen and Hartland. For more In- miles. all stOCk. 80 h.p., an day. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. (313)455- FULL time certified mechanic MECHANIC, auto, certified. quired. Contsct Denise Sovel. Chlldren's Store. 209 W Main. unusually well maintained cy· 9171. Dr. Northville. MI48167. formation call for appoint- MOTHER of three wishes to needed. Inquire Brighton start immediately. full time George Moses Company. downtown Brighton. babysit In Howell. (511)546- cle. $1.795.(517)546-6562. .1 (313)227·1575for appointment. ment. (511)223-8318.(313)227- Chrysler Plymouth Dodge. permanent position. Must be SCHOOL bus drivers. regular 1426, (313)629-5290,(313)735- 3009. 1961Kawasaki 750 LTD. 9.000 (3131229-4100.Ask for Sam. very good mechanic and PART time receptionist and substitute, must have BORED BROKE 4538. MOTHER of a 3 year old Will original miles. excellent con- FLOOR mslntenance and salesman. This Is where the sec:retsry wanted for exciting good driving record. Apply at BLUEph07sw07sl080sm care for your child part time or dition. (511)223441. DON'T Novl builders office. Noon to BrIghton Area Schools, 4740 BE YOUROWN BOSS. Join In· janitorial positions. Brighton big money Is. call (313)837- 0806f5 I HAVEAJOB ternatlonal Service Company. on call In my PrairIe View sub- 1964 Kawasaki. KX80. water area. Leave message (313)535- 4494.ask for Oon. 8 p.m. Monday through Fri- Bauer Rd. division area home. (313)227- WAIT UNTIL 1004. day. call (313)348-0S00ask for FOR YOU full training with management cooled. excellent condition. MATURE person to babysit In SECRETARIALposition. must I88lstance. Earn 25K to lOOK 1176. $800. (511)546-4942. ;. MONDAYI Nina. be polite and organized with GENERAL kitchen help. Red my home. Monday through Earn excellent money. hiring, per year. Exclusive territory. RESPONSIBLE 12 year old MOPED kreidler, mp9 like You can place your ad any day TImbers Inn. ~ Grand Friday. (313)887-4039 alter PRESS PERSON, experienc:- neat appearance. Good typ- Chuck Blondlno, 1-800-433- wants yard work or of the week. Office hours are Ing. filing and phone skills a training. and supervising new. $325. Best offer. (313) River. Novl. Apply In person. 6 p.m. ed. part time to stsrt may work women. Work from home, 3322. miscellaneous. Tyrone Lake- 1:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday Into full time. Craig Printing must. Interested person con- 632-«103. GENERAL shop labor. No ex• your own hours. Absolutely no BUY OR SELL a business Hartland area. Andy. (313)632· MUST sell 1974 Suzuki 500. • Friday. 1:30a.m. to 12:00p.m. perlence necessary. will train. MACHINE REPAIR (313)229-94«. tset Kathleen. (313)624-3611. 7765. SIturday. Our phone room Investment. Earn a trip to anywhere In Michigan. call (511)546-21411. Good potential for advance- PERSONABLE, reliable, HawaII. call (313)464-6510or oaJeapeople will be happy to Tom or Jerry (313)971·7784. SURFACE grinder. 6 years ment. Apply in person bet- CNC/HYDRAULICS mature person, to help run (313)775-7511. The Michigan Group. member MOTOBECANE moped. Very help you. . SECOND COOK minimum experience in detail low mileage. $250. (313)227- ween 9a.m. and 4p.m. Monday small plzzarea in Union Lake. Network Business Exchange. work. Plymouth caton area. (517)543-2570 1 to 2 days a week. Prefere 35 for well established catering 7793 . through Friday at: 10810Plaza Now taking applications for Position open. Some DOWNTOWN beauty salon, (3131455-5608. • ' (313)437-4133 DrIve, Whitmore Lake. just experienced repairmen. Must or over. Alla Pizza (313)383- company. Non·smoker. very 1979RM 400Suzuki. new tires. (313)227-4436 interesllng work. Apply In per· knowledge of motor and In- six chairs. adjoining parking TUTORING elementary west of US23and north off of have had or now enrolled In n5. dustrial oils. (3131349-~981.Ask lot. Owner will stay with low hours. excellent condi- (3131348-3022 son at 5850 Pontiac Trail. reading and math In Brighton, tion, must sell. $800. call M38. courses covering CNC, lathe PERSON to work on dairy for Dick. estsbllshed clientele. (313)22&- $15 per hour. call Penny or (313)885-8705 and or hydraulics to quality for Romanoffs catering Service. (313)231-2174and ask for Keith. .' , '. (31314~2 GENERAL hiring-individuals farm. part-time possible full 10 amt02 pm. REPRESENTATIVE. Im- 4293 alter 5 p.m. Jim (313)22&-7324. ,I. position. time. must have experience RACING starting kit. 1 bell to work with developmentally mediate openings for In- ESTABLISHED country gift TYPISTlooking for work in my disabled In a group home set. milking and operallng farm dividual looking for career store for sale. Excellent main helmet. 1 pair strong leather DRYWALL hangers. Must Full benefit package including machinery. Only the conscien- STAMPING company looking home. 60 w.p.m. win pick up gloves. 1 duck bill, 2 face tlng. Need direct care sales opportunity. Personable street location. downtown and deliver free within 10 heve'experience. After 7 p.m. COLA, dental. profit sharing, tious need apply. (3131876- for maintenance man on day shields. 1 pair pants. all padd- workers. Musl be 18years old. shift. must have electrical and Individuals with Willingness to Brighton. Charming merchan- miles. (3131669-1708. (313)832-5699. high school diploma. or GED hospitalization. major 2555. ed. strong knee protectors. medical, life insurance. sick machine repair experience. learn. No previous sales ex- dise. call (313)227·1240bet- DRWEWAYsales. Person will- required. College degree PIZZA Hut Is looking for perience necessary. We pro- ween 10 am and 5 pm for ap- Very clean. hardly ever used. ing to ac:e:eptresponslbllty of pay and up to 4 weeks vaca- Progressive metal forming. VlLLAG" 'iANDYMAN Best offer (313)227-9101. . preferred. Phone interviews energetic. smiling people for 10850Hall Rd. Hamburg. MI. YkIe quality training with a pointment or after 5:30 pm. full' time afternoon shift will be taken Thursday. June tion and eleven paid holidays, SMALL HOME REPAIRS all shifts and positions. Apply 48139. salary/commission compen- (313)632·5515. FaInting, carpentry, plumbing. 1962Suzuki DRl25. Mint condi- manager, challenging and '0 from 9 am to 3 pm. at Christmas through New from 2-5 pm, Monday thru tion. low miles. $600. (313)22&- sation program. call 10 ar- FARMERSInsurance Group Is elec:tlca! and lawn care. call rewarding, references, pay (3131878-5656. Years. Apply In person at: SIturday at Brighton and SEMI-DRIVER. to run Detroit- 7264. . NEW HUDSON CORP. Cleveland. Able to work Ir- range Interview (313)632.a404• looking for individuals to open Chuck (313)887-1911. icale based on experience. GRAPHIC artist. entry level. Howellloc:allons. SUZUKI TM.400. Extra motor. • Apply: oasis Truck Piau. 1235Holden Avenue. Milford. regular hours and very depen- REAL Estate Sales. ex- an Insurance agency. Start Full-time poslllon with grow· dable. Paid on commission. perienced or will train. Team part-time without giving up $250. (511)5411-1304. HarUand. MI in person. Mon- Ing publication In Brighton. WILL clean your house, ex- QUALITY Call Larry. after 6 pm (517)223- up with America largesl real your present employment. perienced. call (313)632·5272. 2 1974400c:cSuzuki Cyclones. day thru Friday, 3 p.m. to Position requires a very CONTROL 8 p.m. MANAGEMENT SALES 7233. estste organization. century Commissions Initially. After one complete. one parts. $400. creative individual with proven TECHNICIAN 21. Brighton Towne Company, training program salary plus Young woman looking to sit (313)832·7199. skills In lhe areas of adverts- Quick Weight Loss center SOLID opportunity with SALESPERSON WANTED. for your child. excellent care. needs women seeking a sales Part-time. Apply at (313)229-2913. commission. For more in- 1972 Triumph. 650 Tiger, ex- Ing layout and design, established. quality conscious formation call (313)559-1652. flexible hours. (313)231-1664. darkroom procedures. and management career. Earn bet- Howell manufacturer. Diver- Homamakers Shop at 12 Oaks tended front forks. custom graphics production. Portfolio ween $20.000 & $30.000 your Mall. LINDEN Area. Small office or 175 Business & seat and tank. $700. (3131437- sified technical resource Learn How To Make retail space. Good traffic and 0848 after 7 p.m. required. Must be neat. first year. Work with doctors responsibilities. Active decl· THE Michigan Army Nallonal Professional Services and professionals. Must have Big Money In exposure. $200 - 250per month 1919 Yamaha 250IT dirt bike. energetic. and well organized. slon making Involvement, in- Guard has part-time jobs with ATTENTIONsmall businesses executive ability. previous lull-time benefits. As a high Real Estate also consider sale on con- low mileage. (517)223-9318. College degree. typesetting. ternally and with customers tract. McCauley Realty, with Commodore 64. I can help and publication layout ex- management or sales ex· and suppliers. and sample school graduate. you can start Y Z 125.1983.very clean. very perience desirable. call Cor- Independence. freedom. train· (313)629'5333. evenings with problems. Have sread- perience helpful. call Mr. Far- submission. trouble shooting earning money now. For one (313)629'9683. sheet. word processor. low hours. never raced. Best Inne at (313)559-7110. weekend per month, you'lI Ing That·s what a career With offer. (313)227-9101. rell between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. and quality standards. Re- our CENTURV 21 OUlce means printer. (3131437-9620. (313)22&-5868. quires skills In automotive receive at least $16.411per Soeallnow NEWINTOWN? BEGINNING Piano, certified YAMAHA 60. minl-Endura MATURE Individual wanted to blueprint layout and Industrial month. During training. you Put Number 1 motorcycle. $175. (517)546- GENERALoffice, experienced Meet the neighbors, and earn teacher. (313122&-7587. typistreceptlonlst. Immediate supervise teen children. measuring equipment. will receive at least $573.60per 10work lor you' 1711. (313)887-9311, (313)827-4900 Ststistlcal quality experience month. There are bonus pro- good milney seiling Avon. call opening. apply at Bollec In- Cindy, (313)348-0469or Linda, 1964 yz Yamaha 490. good dustries. 326 South Ann, Ext. 206. a plus. Competitive pay plus grams available to qualified CENTURY 21 CLASSIRED DEADLINES personnel and special pro- (3131437-9392. Wednesday 12:00 - Green condition. $1,250. (3131229- Fowlerville. Medical Assistant. Part time bonuses plus health. dental. EAST AT12-oAKS 9719. only for Milford area. Please life. disability Insurances and grams for those who are going 349-6800 Sheet Shopping Guide Serv- HOMEMAKERS, good earn- or plan to go to college. For Ing Dexter & Green Sheel 1978Yamaha 550 Induro. Extra Ings from your home. LTD In- call (313)685-8211,Janet. more in a people oriented en- Ellcb OWce Is IDdepeDdeatIJ vironment. Please send more informallon. call the 0WDed& openIed Shopping Guide Serving parts. low mileage. $600. ternational. (313)227-9213. MANAGEMENT opportunity In Highland. Thursday 3:30 - (517)223-8978. mental health field. Resident resume in confidence to: Box Howell Armory at (517)546-5127 OWN your own Jean- 1999. c/o Livingston County or 1(800)292-1386 Monday Shopper Business Directory, 1979Yamaha650special, good HIGHSCHOOL manager needed lor group Sportswear. ladles apparel. Friday 3:30- Shopper. Monday DE E home of 6 young adults In Press. P.O.Box 219.Howell 1011 through Friday 7:45 a.m. to chlldrens. large, combination condilion. low miles. $800. L1V RY people wanted. GRADUATES& SENIORS Green Sheet, & Green Sheet South Lyon .Salary plus room 4 6 843 4:30 p.m.• Wednesday night tll REALESTATECAREER store, ac:e:essorles.Jordache. (313)227-3133. must have car. call 11AM to 11 If are you between the ages of 8 p.m. or by appointments. Business Dlrectorys. Monday PM. (313)227-9422. • 17-34the Army National Guard board and fringes. Sincere in- Chic. Lee. Levi. E Z Street, 1979 Yamaha 750 Special. RN or LPN part·tlme position TANGLEWooDS Restaurant, We will train you and start you Izod, Esprit. Tomboy. calvin 3:30 - Wednesday Green many extras. low miles. DIETARY supervisor needed has a training program Just for terest In people a necceslty. Sheet. ., ·101 bed skilled nursing you. Bonuses. pay. and retire- College degree prefered. for the 3-11and 11·7shift. App- now hiring kitchen personnel. on a long·term, high income Klein. sergio Valente, Evan $1,100.(3131878-3220mornings . Iac:lIlty. call (313)685'1400,or ment income are just a few references required. (313) ly at Marlin Luther Home. 305 full or part time. Apply in per- and advanced growth career Picone. Liz Claiborne. 1978 Yamaha XS650 Special. son at Tanglewoods at12 Oaks ECONOMYlawn maintenance. apply West Hlckery Haven. benefits. call SGT. Circle, 478-0070.9to 4. Mon thru Frl. Elm Place. South Lyon. MI. now. REAL ESTATE ONE. Members Only. Organically fUlly loaded. including fairing. (3131437-20411. Mall. (313)346-7015. CALL: Grown. Gasoline. Healthtex, free estimates. licensed and saddlebags. stereo. and much 3310 West Commerce Rd. (313)967-0114. or 1-800-292- MEDICAL assistant needed' Insured. (517)546-0191. Milford. ...1. Weekdays 8:30 1388. for ophthlamlc practice. Must RASPBERRYpickers needed. TYPIST,part-time, 4 hours per Over 1.000 others. $13.300 to more. Sharp looking burgundy a.m. to 3:30p.m. be energetic, work well with Ages 10 thru senior cllizens. dsy, $4.00 per hour, flexible Sharon Serra (313)346-6430 $24.900Inventory. training, fix- HUNDREDSof yards of fabric. bike In excellent condition. • others and possess ability to (5tn223-8457. hours. must type well. Send , NorthvlllelNovl area. Pete tures. grand opening etc. can lace and trims. New shipment You m..st see this one. DISHWASHERdays, full time, HELP wanted. Receptlonlstf- Orlop (313)227-5005Brighton open 15 days. Mr. Keenan from South Carolina. Fabrics learn quickly. Experience in REBUILT dryers. washers. resume to: Typist. 9932 (313)227-24112or (313)227-2221. also waitress and hostess general office. Large carpet area. John Beilfuss (313)684- (3051676-3639. stsrIlng at 50 cents/yard. lace positions. Apply LII' Chef. 8485 medical setting preferred. call ranges, refrigerators. Weber. Brighton. MI. 411116. ask for Mark. company moving to Milford 1065Milford area. SEPTIC tank cleaning stsrIlng at 10 cents/yard. West Grand River, Brighton. area. Intertel DSS swit- (313)227-2158between 2 p.m. Guaranteed. Good condition, TAKING applications for ex- YAMAHA Enduro 175. 500 business. 1976 c-65 tanker. Shannon Fabrics. 11406Sliver DENTAL asslstsnt Interested chboard. experience prefer- and4 p.m. economy priced. see at World perienced heating and air con- miles. excellent condition. Wide TV. Brighton Mall. ditioning technician. Phone. 1800 gallon tank and 120 ft Lake Road. Byron. (313)266- $500. (3131887-4986. In' sharing in a practice red with strong phone skills & Mature person to sit with hus- 5627. band while wife works. (313)227-1003. (313)22&-2297. SPACE age of shopping. hose. Good potential. oriented toward excellence. good phone voice. Accurate Snowmobiles (313)624-4134. TRUCK mechanic wanted for Direct to the home food ser- SIcriflce $11,500. (313)496- NEW homes, repair or 205 , quality care, and friendliness. typing skills with eo wpm RESPONSIBLE person need- vk:e needs full or part-time 2581. remodel of older homes. call d Yllu have had at least two minimum. Must mall resume MEDICAL receptionist and ed for yard work. $3.50 per large dealership. must be ex- 1974Lynx 340 and 1972Skl- • 0 8-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS- THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday. June 26.1985 210 Boats & Equipment 220 Auto Parts 233 4 Wheel Drive 240 Autumobiles 240 Automobiles & Service Vehicles 1979 Reool 17 ft daySalle0i=- tie dude trailer. Iollie used 1976 Honda Civic parts, some SUBURBAN 1978. Nine 19n Camaro. runs good. 1978 Cougar. very good condi- Good condition. $3,000. new. (313)632~272. passenger. new engine. 4 $2200. (517)223-3487 after (313)332·5564 tion. air. stereo, low mileage. MAGNETIC signs for your wheel drive. power steering, 5 p.m. R'-::aCcU:-:-I'"'LT=--:-'2::-:0'--;M::-er-c $2.000. (313)437·9619. RiNKE truck or car. All sizes. Custom power brakes. air- 1871 Camero. new brakes. conditioning, no majcr rust. Cl'Ulser New lower unit and designed for your needs. Call new shocks. new Interior. new CIERA.I983 By original owner. $3.750 or seals Needs some work. (3131686-'507 or come Into the exhaust. 307 motor. runs 2 door. A.T .. power SleeTing. SI.&:lO or best offer. (313)698- MlIlord Times, 436 N. Main best oller. (3131686-2773. great. looks good. $1,200. air. «16 Street. Milford. (313)227-1891 or (313)227·21)10. 33.000 miles Ask for Greg. ArVERIA CrUiser Pontoon. no MONTE CARLO, front sheet CHEVROLET 1983 S6,890 rr'Oto' SI.5OO (313)887·3340 metal complete, radilltor. con· BLAZERK·5 1984 cadillac Sedan Deville. ONLYINNOVI '983 14 loot. deep-v. Smoker denser, Wiring, Iignts. $86, 4x4 6.2 Diesel. Extra clean! low mileage. old couple MARTY FELDMAN Cratt. 15 hp. Chrysler Sea front bumper with assorbers, SI0.500 owners. (517)223-9633. CHEVROLET Kong. tllt·traller Fully eqUip- $15. (313)629-1396. ONLY IN NOVI 1972 Corvette. teal blue. mint. 42355 GRAND RIVER. NOVI ped lor salmon hshong. Ex· MARTY FELDMAN Hops, removable back win· 346-7000 cellent condition $1.700 hrm CHEVROLET dow and side pipes. power, 1981 Cutlass Supreme (517)545-4281. AP Mufflers 42355 GRAND RIVER. NOVI Brougham. excellent condi- 7 S8600 best offer. (517)546'0190. SIREN 17 100-t:--:cl-os-e-;d"CUlly, 346-7000 tion. loaded. 71.000 miles. ------1982 capri hatchback. sunroof. Iraller and extras Coon Lake. 95 must see. $4900. (313)229-6209. $17 power steering. power (313)476-1939 or (5171546-2968. 235 Vans brakes. B.F. Goodrich radial 1961 Citation. 33,000 miles. 30 SAILBOAT. 16 ft Venture 1979 -::C~h-evy-""N:-o-m-a-:d-=S-po-rt-:-sTA's, 4 speed. 4 cylinder. low mpg.. undercoated. looks catamaran and traIler. S995 Exhaust Pipes miles. mint condition. $4,900 new. (3131887-8343. Van. Factory customized. (313)437-8250:.::.,=-~ _ or best. (313)229-6501. Tail Pipes good condition. $3.100. CAMARO 1982 Sport Coupe. S:AILBOAT. Chrysler (5ln546-7762. 1977 caprice Classic. 4 door. air. automatic. 6 cylinder. till. MlJltreer. 1975 with trailer. ex· new brakes, exhaust system. AMFM stereo. $6,250. Moving 1979 Dodge van. 70.000 miles. out of state. (313)229-4970 rellent condlllOn. $1.750. List very good condition. After 7 nice Interior. no rust, $2,000. (313)685-1429 50% Off (313)343.4348. p.m. (313)632-5484. 1981 Citation 4 door. low SEARAY 18 11. 1 Inch 1984 Dodge Caravan. mini· CUTUS Supreme. 1980. 4 Novi Auto Parts mileage. rustprooled. $2.500 lllSerglass. 165 h P. Inboar· Van. Has all the extras. Ex- door. Loaded. $4.250 or offer. (313)349-5413. or best offer. (313)437·9n5. dOOlboard Merc crUiser. EZ 43131 Grand River- cellent condition. Priced to looder trailer. fUlly equipped, 349-2800 sell. (313)227-5666. CHEVROLET Nova Concours. mont condItion (313)349-5407. 1976. automatic. very good CAVALtER.I984.CS 1978 Ford El50. 77.000 miles. 6 4 Door, 13,000 miles. 4 speed 1& loot Sleekcraft Sportster condition, $1.500. (313)229- cylinder. excellent condltlon. lransmlSSlon, power sleellng Jet 454 Panlher Conv. Wllh 22S Autos Wanted 1706. stereo, $3,100. (313)498-2864. & power brakes. Beaulifull Berkley pump. excellent con· 1976 Cobra, 302 " speed. new $5.990 dllUlO. For sale or Will trade lor AL'S AUTO PARTS. FORD. 1974. Club Wagon van. paint. tires, clutch and more. ONLY IN NOVI lilloot VIking Step-on. on good Reasonable. I buy junk 302 V-8. new tires & battery. St,9OO or best. (517}223-8484. MARTY FELDMAN condlhon call (313)229-8001 vehicles. Monday through good runner. $500 or best of· 1984 Celebrity station wagon. CHEVROLET alter 6 30pm Silturday. 9a.m. to 6p.m. Free fer. (313)229-9519. appliance dumping. (517)546- V6. 8 passenger. loaded. low 42355 GRAND RIVER. NOVI 1963 Sylvan Bass boat. 17 ft. 19n Ford van F·l50. Turtle top 2620. milage. $8,395. (517)546'3526. 346-7000 Gralh recorder. depth flasher. conversion. ready for camp- trolling motor. and much BUYING junk cars and late Ing. excellent condition. more. 40 hp. maroner and model wrecks. We sell new $3.700. After 7 p.m. (313)632- Vaner $5.800 (517)546-2179. and used parts at reasonable 5699. prices. Miechlels Auto STARCRAFT 14 It. 1980 25 19n Ford Van, runs good, Sillvage. (517)546-4111. horsepower EVinrude motor, manual transmission. $500. tllUraller. $1.450 or best oller. (313)227-4953. (313)887-0087. CLASSIFIED DEADLINES Wednesday 12:00 • Green 238 Recreational 1~ Jt Vlkong. SI and trailer. 186 Sheet Shopping Guide Serv- Vehicles hp OMC. (313l878-5836. Ing Dexler & Green Sheet W";NTED outboard motor With Shopping Guide Serving A.T.C. Honda 90. best offer. hydrauloc Iolt. short shaft (313)229-5075. call evenings. Highland, Thursday 3:30 - '83Z28 preferred. rnust have control Shopper Business Directory. 1976 Coachman Mini Motor '83 Blazer 4x4 cables. \'Iood condition, Friday 3'30· Shopper. Monday Home. $10,995. Low mileage. Convert., Sharp. low loaded reasonable (517)546-8124. Green Sheet, & Green Sheet clean. After 4 p.m. (517)546- miles 1969 Ward speed boat, no Business Directorys, Monday 7458. 512,395 59995 motor. With trailer. $390 or 3:30 • Wednesday Green 1973 Champion motor home. best (313)227-6683. Sheet. completely self-contained, ex- '84Z28 '82 GMC Blazer cellent condition. camp 215 Campers. Trailers Red& ready 4x4 I MAKE HOUSE CALLS. Out- anywhere. $7.100. (313\437- & Equipment state buyers for cars, vans, 3839. 511,895 58995 APACHE pop • up tent trucks, 7 days a week. J.W. FOR rent. 24 foot Wlnebago. camper. sleeps 4. S300. Aula Wnolesalers, call today Class A. Sleeps 7. reasonable '82 Berlinetta Chevy 1 Ton Van lor Instant cash, (517)487·2735. (3j3j349-2659 rates. (3131878-9202. Silver Clean 1!173 Apache Ramada solod RETIRED couple would like to FOR rent, 1985 26 foot motor state. sleeps 8. sonk, 3 burner purchase good used car or home. sleeps six. (313\437- 57995 54295 s1ove. gas electric slalion wagon. Must be 7104. refrogerator. furnace, and awn· reasonable. (313)437·1539. FOR rent 24 ft. motor home. '82Camaro 1978Beauville ~OO. (5171546-1937. 228 Construction (517)488-3429. A Sharpie! Auto. air APACHE 1977 popup solid Equipment 1983 Honda, 110, ATV. $450. s\i1!e, sleeps 8, relrogerator, (517)546·1711. 56995 52995 fur.nace. stove. awning, ONE ton roller. 3 ton roller, 1984 Honda ATC Big Red. ex- screen room $2,300. (313)227- tandem axle trailer, cement cellent condition. $1,275. '73Z28 9351 saw with new diamond blade. (313)42G-2475. Restored 6 it -x-::9--;fc--u:"C,IIC:-I,y---'--,r-al'""'le-r.--;ca::-::1I125CFM air compressor. (2) air t MOTORCRAFT 3 wheeler. tamps. air drill, (2) concrete after 5 p m (517)223-8998. O.R.V. new, motorized, 5 h.p •• breakers, 550 loot air hose, air 1972 Concord 24 ft Iravel Briggs & Stratton. $800. spade, 40 pieces Ir~ller, self-contained, sleeps (313)538-8181. miscellaneous points. drill 6. Sf,600 (313)632-6784 steels etc. (313)453-1027. PICKUP camper. self- CAMPER. sleeps two Ice box, (313)459-6897. contained. refrigerator miss- gas stove. porta pOlly. $400. Ing. $600 or best offer. (313)498-3470 230 Trucks (313)437·5216. 1983 Coleman Sunvalley SIERRA 6 wheel ATV. Land or 1974 Chevy ~ ton pickup, V8. lightweight pop up. AWning water. Good condition. stick. needs one rear spring, and furnace. excellent. $3,000. Literature Included. $650. $250 or best offer. (517)223- (517)548-1227. (3\3)437-2919. 8912. CREE, 1969, 18 II. sell- STORAGE pod lor van or CHEVY engine, 1970 6 conlamed. sleeps SIX. Chevy motor home. 25 cu. ft •• $75. cylinder, 250 cu. in •• good con- Suburban. 1971, seals SIX. has. (517)546-2639 after 12. dition $125. (313)231-2205. trailer package Both for $3,000 1973 Tioga mini motor home. 1974 Chevy shortbed. recently or Will sell separately. rebuilt engine. new tires, painted. $1,100. (517}546-0433. (517}546-2940 $2.500. (313)227-9536 after FOR RENT. popup camper, 8 1972 Chevy pickup, S400 or 7 p.m. sleeper, S125 per week. best offer. Call alter 4 p.m. (313)624-8319. (517)546-9778. 240 Automobiles 1979 Chevrolet pickup Big 10. POP-up camper, sleeps lour, 1982 Aries, auto. 4 door. excellent condItion, with or good condlhon. $500 or best stereo. cruise, best oller. without cap. (313)632-7956. offer. (313)227-5735 aller (313)229-6207. 630pm 1981 Dodge 'I> ton, 6 cylinder, 1982 AMC Spirit, 30 mpg •• ex· 4 speed With overdrive. 25 1980 Slarcralt fold down camp- cellent condition. no rust. mpg, excellent In every way. Ing trailer. refngerator, slave, $2450. or best. (517)546-1007. furnace, sleeps 6. S2,950. $3,800. (3131878-3153. 1981 4 door Aries K-car, ex- (517)546-3011 1983 Dodge 0-150. 6 cylinder cellent condition. stick shift, 225, 4-speed overdrive. Low TANDEM Vega. sell conlaon- am-1m radio. $2.675. (313\437- mileage. $5,400. (517}546-4157. ed. sleeps 6. excel:enl condi- 2228. tion (517)54S-5126 1969 Dodge stake truck. 3 ton. BUYING junk cars and late $900 or trade. (517)546-5383. iRAlLER Ilres 4 00 • 4.800 - 8 model wrecks. We sell new ply, good shape, best offer. 1970 EI Camino SS 454-400 tur· and used parts at reasonable (313)227-9101. bo, factory alT. straight rust· prices. Mlechiels Auto UTILITY traIlers, new, 4 x 8, free Oklahoma body. $3.500 or Sillvage. (517)548-4111. best offer. (313)227-7144. $350 5 x 8. S450. 5 x 12 1983 Buick LaSabre Limited. 4 tandem. $600 (313)229-5836. 1980 Ford F350 1 ton truck with door, 28,000 miles. loaded. ex· WILDCAT camper, good con- utility boxes. Telephone cellent condition. $8.500. dition. sleeps SIX. reefer. pot· (5ln546-0289 after 6 pm. (313)227·1190. h. slave. elc $600. (517)546- 1979 Ford pick·up. S2,495 or 1984 Buick century, V-4, 13,000 3274 evenmgs besloller.(517)546-3916. miles, loaded. Super value at 1969 Ford pick up truck, with $9,300. (313)685-9159. Auto Parts no good condition 360 motor. 1976 & Service BUICK, 1978, LTD. Fully load- Pinto 4 cylinder stationwagon, ed. Excellent condrtlon. Most CHEVETTE parts, transmls, both need work. (517)851·7129. major parts recently replaced. Slons. rear ends. floor pans. 1984. Ford Fl50, 4 speed over· $2.900 or offer. (313)349-6177. shock lo ....er cuts, engmes in· drive, power steering, power 1982 Buick century Limited. slalled Champion Parts. New brakes. rust proof. low mIlage. Sharpl 4 door, 2 tone. power hOurs. closed Monday, Tues- $7,400. (313)631-6136. steering. power brakes. air, day 9 10 6 30. Saturday 9 10 3. 1978 Ford Courrier with top wire wheels. bucket seats, (313)437-4105 and service bins. Runs great, many extras. Undercoated. CRANKSHAFT klls. factory priced to sell, $1500. (313)227- sa,9OO. (313)449-4673. rebUilt engmes and short 2372. BUICK LeSilbre. 1979. 4 door. blocks Engme re-flng kits. 1966 F250 utiloty truck. ex· Loaded. $2.150 or offer. Valve gnndlOg Factory rebuill cellent shape, S900 or trade. (313)349-5413. clulches. Flywheels resurfac- (517)546-5383. 1967 Buick convertible ed. Brake drums and rolors 1984 1 ton Ford pickup. Factory restored, $3,200. (3131878-5127. lurned. equipped for 5th wheel or 1979 Buick Opel Coupe, 2 trailer. 11,000 miles, many ex- CALL MECHANICS AUTO door, very good condition. tras. $15,000 dealer list, sell for automatic. new tires, am·fm SUPPLY $10,500. (5171223-9294. For low pnces 4990 Old U5-23, cassette stereo. high miles Bnghlon (313)229-9529. 1 mole 1950 Ford pickup. 6 cylinder, but runs excellent. no rust. no north of Grand River Avenue. runs good. (313\437-9364 aher dents. Kansas car. $1.295. 4:30 pm. (5ln223-3464. 2 Chevy short box pIck up 1975 GMC ~ ton pickup. wood 1983 Buick Regal station caps. $50 each (517)521-4755. hauler. $250. (517)~190. wagon. good condition. load· ed' $7,500. (313)227·1567. CHEVY Molar 350, 4 boll main, 1979 GMC 'h ton, short bed, $86 (517)5~3190 camper top, 3 speed, $2,500 or best offer. (517)546-1723. 1967·1972 Chevy pickup doors. 1972 GMC pickup, 8 ft. CIRCULATION 19n Cutlass trunk. 1968 Chevy LIViNGSTON COUNTY powerglide transmiSSIon. Oklahoma body, no motor or Oklahoma rust·lree parts. transmission, straight body. 517-546-4809 (313)227·7144 $1.250 or oost offer. (313)227- 7144. 318EIlQIOe, excellenl condi· 1978 Chevy Impala, good con· tlon. $340 (313)437-5190 alter 1976 Luv truck for parts, ditlon, $1,200. Call aher 6 fiberglass cap. alternator, (3131629-6150. !'p'~m:.:... -=----:_--;-;--~_ starter. automatic transmis- 1982 Chevy Caprice Classic FORD Ranchero fiberglass sion, etc. Call (313)885-7638 ~ $50 (5171521-4755. station wagon, diesel, 60,000 aher5 p.m. miles. new brakes. shocks. Four slolled megs WIth tlTes. 1983 Ranger V8. automatic. belts. hoses. starter. gas 14 in unllull. (517)546-2176. 7 h. bed, power steering and filter. $5,300 firm. (313)482-4646 F-600 4 speed lransmisslon. F· brakes, sliding rear window, extension 313 or (313\878-3813 600 5 speed transmission. good work truck. $3,595 or after 4 p.m. (313)453-1027. (313)459-6897. best offer. (313)227-6262. 1986 Corvette. loaded, two GOODYEAR truck tiles 900-20, tone silver. paid $29,400. must dflve and steering, 50% tread. sell $24,600. Call (517)548-1839. over 50 \Ires. Make offer. 233 4Wheel Drive VehICle. 1982 Chevy 5-10, V-8, buckets. ~11J¥~3~46. cap. low mileage. like new, ~ BRONCO 11, XLT 1984. Load- $5.500 or best offer. Call STEVENSON'S ed,$10,OOO.(313)227.ws. 1313)3+'530. 1983 Chevrolet S10. 4 speed, 4 1979 Chevette, 4 door, 4 cylinder, 36,000 miles. Asking speed. red exterior. AM·FM NoVi Up to $6,495. Days (313)533-8060. cassette. very good condition. Evenings (313\878-2158. $2.200 or best offer. (313)669- ~50.00cash paid 11180 CJ7. 33.000 mUes. good 8188 aher 6 p.m. .BeaDONsAf'\Ci>onor. Organ Donation for junk cars. condition. (517)54UIU or 1881 Chevelle. automatic. High prices (313)832-6205: I' 87.000 miles. great condition. labels are ~~~ at any Secretary of State $2.500, (5tn223-3991 , for I 1~78 Chevy Blazer. 4·wheel In office. For infonnation about donating your kid- working order. $700. (517)548- 19n Chevy caprice Classic. V- neys and other organs for transplantation. con- late model I 5039. B. loaded, 86,000 miles. good wrecks. 1983 GMC 4x4. mint, 32,000 condition. $1.950 or best offer. tact the Organ Procurement Agency of Michigan, miles. loaded. $6,800. (5t7)548- (313)88$-8023 or (313)684-0485. (800) 482-4881. CONSIDER Classified then (313)887-1482 ::·Jeep. CJ7. 4x4. $1.150 or consider It sold. .. l__ ~ -_- ..' best. (517)543-3765. WedneSday. June 26. 1985-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS- THE MILFORD TlMES-13·B 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 1880 Chevelle. 2 door, 4 1982 Chevrolet caprice, 4 CHEVETTE 1981, 4 door, speed. AM·FM, excellent con· door, automatiC, power steer· automatic, cloth Interior, snow dltlon, $1,395or oller. (617)548- lng, power brakes, am-1m, tires, am·lm, good condition. DON'T 2910. power door locks. excellent $2,500.(313)229-5965. WAIT UNTIL ;i: 1978 Camaro. 6 cylinder, 3 condition. $7,500. (313)227- 1977 Datsun B210, Calilornia ,'. 5457. MONDAY! ," speed. new tires, rally wheels. car. $800 or best offer. ,~. rear spoiler. runs great. 1984Camaro Berhnella, load· (313)887·1009. You can place your ad any day $1,900.(313)229-2139. ed. excellent conditIOn. 7,000 01the week. Office hcurs are t:- 8:30 a.m. 105:00 p.m. Monday " , 1971 Camaro. 327 V8. miles, $10,900.(313)229-6167or ·~. 13131632-7070alter 5 p.m. • Friday. 8:30a.m. 1012.00p.m. automatic, power steering. Saturday. Our phone room ;-: $1.100or best. (3131437-0304. 1980 Chevy Monza. am·lm I • salespeople will be happy to ·,. stereo. sun-rool, V~, 4 speed, help you. custom paint, $2600.(517)223- CAVALIER WAGONS (313)227-4436 ~~: 81168. '82·'83·'84 (313)348-3022 REGAL. 1981 1981 Cutlass Supreme Automatic. power sleellng. 13131426-5032 .t." Brougham, excellent, $5.700. air Ideal family cars. SIX(6) 10 , All. power, 25.000 actual (5ln548-2570 . miles. Beautiful. (5ln223-9564. choose from As low as 1313l685-a705 1:, . $5.990 1977Chrysler LeBaron, 2 door. $4,495 (3131437004133 ·,, ONLVIN NOVI Runs good, body In good ONLVINNOVI · MARTV FELDMAN shape, power steeling, power MARTY FELDMAN ·'.. CHEVROLET DATSON 310 GX 1980, Iront CHEVROLET brakes. air conditiOning, wheel drive, 5 sp trans, AM FM 42355GRANO RIVER. NOVI leather mtenor. must sell. 42355GRAND RIVER. NOVI ::: 348-7000 stereo cassell, extras, very t:· -----348-7000-- $1.800.(313)231-2044. good condition. $2,400. ·'.. (313)437~118. ,~. . 1978 Datsun 280Z. Stored .'. winters, complele maintance .'. record, racing drive train. , . clutch, and suspension. ~·:.'. Lowered with alrdam and Car· . rol Shelby wheels with Eagle · ' GT·s. 50,000 rust Iree miles. $5,500. (313)227'4152 after 4 p.m. 1984Dodge Conquest Turbo, loaded. mmt condition, spor· ty, $11,900.(313)887-3815. 1984Dodge 0150 pickup, load· ed, low mileage, 2 tone, mint condition. Call after 6. (517)521-3928. 1980Datsun, 310 GX, 4 door hatch back. 4 speed. Good condition, 61.000miles. $2,675. After 5'30 pm (313)229-01319. 1979 Datsun 310 GX. hat· chback. Iront wheel drive, 5 speed, 48,000 miles, $2,000. Call (313)229-8395or (313)229- 4785. 1981 Escort L wagon. power steering and brakes, am'lm, rear window wiper, new tires, brakes, mulfler. $2,800. (313)873-$152after 6. CHEVETTES. '80-'81·'82 $49Down - $89Mo. ONLY IN NOVI MARTY FELDMAN CHEVROLET 42355GRAND RIVER. NOVI ____ 348-7000 1985 EXP. 2300 miles, am'lm stereo. $6,600. Call between 9 and 12am.(313)229-5277. 1982Eagle FLX sports model, lor sale, 61,000 miles, ex. cellent condItion. loaded. Call (313)887-2011. ESCORT83 L. 4 door, power steeling. power brakes and more. 24,000 miles. $3.900. (313\437'5452. 1983Escort, 4 door. 4 speed. 55,000 miles. $4.250. (313)632. 5214. 1985 Escort L. 5 speed, low miles. excellent condition, must sell, $5.500or best oHer. (313)878-9382. 1977 Eldorado. One owner, looks and runs great. $3,200. (313)229-2558. 1984 Escort L wagon, 23,000 miles. Rear window delrost. $4.800. (313)629.3906 after 6 pm.. 1984 Escort wagon. Power steering. power brakes, automatiC, am·lm. air. $5,500 or best. 1313\43700004. . 'w· • ::=: · - WllV! ·~::.: a Week's Vse ofa Mlchlillm E"perlence the excitement ·. 500 Official Car! of the front-wheel-drlve ...... ·,.. Cadillac Fleetwood ... :-: WllV! Every Southern and the Michigan 500 Free Grandstand Passes Michigan Circle of auto race. for the MIchigan 500! Quality Cadillac Dealer will be giving Your Southern Michigan Circle WIN! away a week's use of of Quality Cadillac Dealers invite Free Tickel.'i to the an exciting. special you to test drive the 1985 front· MlchJRan 500 Tim,. Trials! edition Cadillac Fleetwood wheel-drive Cadillac Fleetwood Sedan. Sedan Michigan 500 Offi· and all the other new Cadillacs for cial Car. Two pairs of free 1985. Find out what real driving is ·. 'rJ: grand stand pas...,esto the all about. I Michigan 500 will also be And speaking of driving. thrre is given away. PLUS. drawings Cadillac ... no greater thrill than the thrill you'll Michigan will be held each Friday from grt at the \tichigan International June 28 to July 19 for 2.500 Speedway on Sunday, July 21. at the • pairs of free tickets to the omcial ;\lichigcln 500. )our Southern 500 \\a=~ Michigan 500 Time Trials on Michigan Circle of Quality Cadillac Saturday. July 20. Entry blanks Dealers are proud to be a"part of this and details are available at one car of the exciting event. quaUty of the Southern Michigan Circle Even more e\cit ing arc the sp('('iall~ ·_ of Quality Cadillac Dealers list- Michigan trimmed Fleetwood Sedan Official .. ed below. Or 8('nd a stamped. Cars ... used during thr aeillal paradr :- circle 8('lf·addressro enveloP<' to any lap at the ~lichigan 500 race! A •.· . participating dealer. You may &:;::"....:::l~ Iimitrd quantity will go on &11eat ~ . 500. ':.:. sweepstakes! enter as often as you. like. but only one Southern :\lichigan Cadillac Dealrrs :~.::: entry per visit or envelope. Licensed follOWing the racr. They feature drivers 21 and over. Drawings for the sparkling while paint lobs with blue ~:::: grandstand pas.."Cswill be held on accent stripes and br(lutiful blue .., "...· . Friday, July 12, 1985. Drawings for leather d'Elrgance interiors. Drive ~:::...... the official cars will be held(i) home a winner! ..:.: on Friday, July 19, 1985. • .Join us at the ~lichigan 500 and 8('r ::::. HulTY! Contest ends at "':-.-: . thr official car ... thr 1985 Cadillac '...... midnight on .July 18, 1985. " Flcetwood Sedan! ...~ ,. ,"""'~ . .',· , ' "' . ..~... ====~1, , '. _ ~:ml1~~~' , j '~ ~~~~_' • w .1 iiii I ~ Sales & Service Sales I Senrlce OPEN 't119P.M. EVERY MONDAY & THURSDAY OPEN 't119P.M. EVERY MONDAY I THURSDAY 9·6 Tues., Wed. & Fri. 9-6 Tues., Wed. I Frl, CIRCLE OF (LaFontaine) CIRCLE OF (LaFontaine) QUALITY QUALITY PONTIAC, CADILLAC, C.M.C. PONTIAC, CADILLAC, G,M.C •. DEALERS 115E. Liberty St.. Milford DEALERS 115E. LIberty St., Milford (313) 684-1485 (313)684·1485 ...... > _------_. I 14-B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVJLLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS- THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday. June 26,1985 Buying in Livingston County Saves Dollars and Makes Sense! ------~------(~Get 10,000 Miles of Gasoline with purchase of a new Encore. Alliance or Fue 0- I L 1I11ltoej Tllne I on F·1S0 & F·2S0 PICKUP's 4x20NLY 20 IN STOCK Rick Fischer's ---- F·150 PICKUP Stock No. 5T50:; AMCIJEEP Truck 57765.00 RENAULT Tax 310.60 rnrn~[ErnTIill~ Hours: Mon. & Thurs. 'tiI9; T., W. & F. 'tiI6; Sat. 1Q..3 Total 58075.60 9797 E. GRAND RIVER • B,RIGHTON .229·8150 Down _ 1211.34 '4S1oolo_on~.72.llllOAuI_~on ____ ..-~._~.. __ .-0<_01 __ __1..... Amount 15% Down Finance 8.8% 48 months $170.17 per month plus plates only I 5th Anniversary Sale! :~ . . . . BRIGHTON'S .BRIGHT SPOT Unbelievable ~'.i\ ~ "Sun"sational " .'~WECANSAvE. .' .' . . . Used ~~ ~ ~ Used Car ~ ~ Car Deals Savings 1985'5·1984'5 - 1983's 1985 Buick ElectraWgn. 1985 Buick SkyhawkWgn. . -. '. -, . - . . ,'.·YOUMON EY·- Factory ollical, loaded FactoryOffiCial,3,000mlles,loaded. SAVE SAVE . , ,.' . ' " " , :' ' ", ' , , .. 5 1985 GMCHigh SteraPickup SAVE 1984 Pontiac FIrebInI TI'IIIS Am I • 4x4, loaded, 7,000 miles like new,8.000miles,sharp,only11 ,495 ~EW 1984 Buick Century LImited 5 1984 Chevy5·10 Pickup Sales: :\lon.-Fri.8:30-9 Senice: :\ton,-Fri.7-11 Air, stereo, hke new, only 8995 V6,auto,sharp,salepnce 56995 Saturda)' 9·3 EXTE~DED HOURS: Sat. 9-3 1983 Ford LTD4 dr. 5 1983 BulekCentury Umlted P. windows, aIr, stereo, only 4995 4dr., full power,1owner,only 58995 1983 Mercury Lynx 1983 FordBronco4x4 5 Stereo cass .• 4 spd., only 53995 Lowmiles,likenew,sharp,only 10,795 - 1984BulckSkyhawk 57495 1984 0ldsDelta884 dr. 510995 T-type, sharp, only 11,000miles.extraclean,only , CHEVETTES - 1983 Ford Escort Wgn. 5 1983 Pontiac2000 Wgn. 5 spd .. stereo, 2 tone, only 3295 Factoryofl,cw.full power SAVE As Low As 1983 Buick Regal 1983 OldCutlassClera Alr,stereo,only 56295 4dr..loaded,lullpower,only 56995 IMPORT TECHNOLOGY .1:1:fJI~1fj .'1(;1 ,I=J;1;ltI"':'-_ CHEW PRICE $12 2 7~e~onth 1982 Buick Regal LImited 1982AMCEagle 4x4 Air, lilt, crUise, sharp, only '6695 Auto,6cyl,Slereo,salepnce 54995 Stk.5-501 1982 Buick RIviera 1982OldsCutlassSupreme 2 Dr. Hatchback Full power, Sh... p, only '7995 4dr.,power,locks,cruise,air,only 56495 ~$~~.~5 4 Speed Trans. Cloth Buckets 1982 Pontiac 6000 LE 5 1982MercuryGrandMarquis 5699 4dr., full power, sale proce 4995 Li1 1981 Pontiac Bonneville 55495 1980 Chevy Blazer 4x4 Sharp, full power. only Sharp,auto, .Ir, salepnce 55995 • '8.8% 1979 Ford Mustang , 1979 Datlun 200 SX GMAC FINANCING 6cyl..4 spd., p.s., p.b., only 3295 Stereo,5spd ,only 52195 1979 ChevyCamaro 5 1979 Chevy Malibu V8, auto., air, sale price 3495 4dr..air, cru,se,only '3295 1979 Pontiac CatalinaWgn. 53295 1980 Buick Skylark C-~C-20 WE WON'T BE Low miles, clean, only Auto..a.r,sunroof,lowmiles,only '4295 UNDERSOLD •• iM:101ile)ii (4. [e):11iflJ9 rn501 Over 50 Trucks. all shapes & sIzes! 1980 Pontiac Grand Prix 1976 Mercury Monarch Ready For Immediate Delivery Auto., air, only '1995 4 dr., auto .. only '695 • 1976 Jeep CJ7 1973 Buick LeSabre I • Chevy Trucks Hardtop, va, only 5595 Air, good transportation, only'895 1973 Buick Century 5495 1977 Dodge Plow Truck '695 Auto., V8, onl 4x4 with low, only 'AlI prices plus tax. WALDECKER ~~::s. BUICK 7885 W. Grand River . . Biggest Used Brighton Car Selection In Livingston 227·1761 County L .. ~ ..,. ...,. Wednesday. June 28. leSS-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS- THE MILFORD T1MES';""ls;f .Buying in liVingston CountySaves Dollars and Makes Sense! LIVINGSTON COUNTY'S NO.1 1985 CHRYSLER 1985 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER Turbo. 'O'IIfC'rlo 1985 PLYMOUTH ", 14/~ 1985PLYMOUTH COLTDL -. __ h 0.", COLT DL • Door, Air Condlttonlnl. S Spud. Ooth Su ... Sfn.o. Sh.arp Cu. ~.p c: ~Doot.AutolrWk.Alr.Stft~o 1978 LYD Wgn. 98 27 10 pass. ONlY S188 Per Mo •• / i I·~Y S 198 Per Mo.· ONLy$1695 1985 CHRYSLER -----1985 DODGE ,' ....------1985 CHRYSLER LEBARON GTS OMNI LEBARON 1979 Granada 'utom.tlc, 'ower lotkl. Stereo. Air .. ~ Turbo, J: Door. Auto •• tlc. Air. 'o.e Colldldonlnl. ~ Seu. _r--- W1ndows.e.uIw. TIll.Stefto. Supu SlwIp. 2dr.,auto.,p.s.,p.b. ONLy$1595 ONLY S2 13 16 Per Mo~ ONLY S28136' Per Mo.· :8.8% FINANCING 1979 Ford E-350 Van " ~/ ~ ~ 55p .. d.Sft •• o.A1•• Z.ZUt .. lnsln •• ro_. ._ Sttertn&- 'owrr Brun. Aulo. ONLy$2195 62 ONLY S182 Per Mo.· 1980 Ford Fairmont GOOD VALUE USED CARS 4dr.,auto ONLy$2995 1983FORD ESCORT. Charcoal & red. auto., air, stereo. only 37,000 mI. ••••••••••••••••••••• $4995 1982VOLKSWAGON JETTA. Silver & blue, 5 spd., stereo. air, 21,000 original mi ••••••••••••• $6295 1983FORD ESCORT WAGON. 5 spd., stereo, 28,000 ml. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• :.$4495 1980OLDS OMEGA, Auto., air. stereo ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• "This Week's Special" $2995 1981PLYMOUTH RELIANT, Stereo, air. 39,000 mi •• very sharp •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $3995 1981 Escort GLX 1983DODGE COLT, 4 dr., very clean, 4 spd ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $3495 1984 DODGE 0·50 PICK-UP, Like new, 29,000 mi., 4 spd .• stereo •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $5795 Air.auto.,p.s.&p.b. ONLy$3895 1979 PLYMOUTH TRAILDUSTER, Auto •• air, stereo, good buy ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $2495 1981 DODGE 024, 4 spd •• stereo ••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $3495 1978JEEP 4x4, Top included, fun summertime vehicle •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $3495 1982DATSUN MAXIMA, Loaded,S spd., air, stereo, etc •• 35,000 mi., super sharp ••••••••••.• $5995 1983MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS STATION WAGON, Stereo, air. cruise, tilt, very nice family 1982Y-Bird car, 37,000 ml. ••••.••••••.••.•••...•••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $5595 1980 DATSUN 280ZX, Fully loaded including t-tops,leather & air ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $6495 Auto., air. power, stereo • 'Includes 10% Down. Taxes. TItle & Transfer 1983 Mustang BRIGHTON 2dr., aulO'"air. stereo ICHRYSLERI CHRYSLER· PLYMOUTH· DODGE 1982 Pontiac J 6000 Doc;Jge 9827 E. Grand River, Brighton 4dr .• air ONLy$6595 229-4100 1982 Cutlass Supreme Brougham ~oaded.velourlrim -ONLy$6995 • • . l'>L ~.' 1982 Bronco 4x4 fo~eP.b.,4SPd.,tu- ONLy$6995 1985 F-150 Pickup 6cyl.,auto.,p.s.,p.b. ONLy$7995 ~ '\~. A LITTLE OUT OF THE WAY .. ~ '\~ FROM HIGH PRICES! 1974 Champion Motor Home ~~t; _~ ~ 25ft.,roofair,gen. ONLy$7995 '&~ ------::-- ~ ~/' .. ~" //.7 2" 0' 1983 Buick Century Limited , . 4dr.,6cyl.,loaded " ONLy$7995 , , '. .~~ • ! '.' '.~~A'~ -.:,.•. I''/ ''" ----• ~,"V,,~, -{..,-., '-..,,I •• . 1982 Chrysler LeBaron Conv. ~ ~:~~~roSSEditlOn, ONLy$8495 DODGE RAM - POWERED 1983 Mercury Grand Marquis SUMMER SAVINGS ~r?rii,loaded,leather ONL~8295 1983 Cougar LS ~UIO., ~ir, full pow~r, till, cruIse velour trim ONLy$869 5 • 8.8% 1983 Ford F·250 4x4 Pickup Tu-tone, V8,4spd. ONLy$8595 Annual Percentage Rate Financing On All Eligible 1984and 1985Two Wheel Drive Pickups 1977 Mobile Traveler Mini Home 23ft. ONLy$8895 OR 1985 LTD Sta. Wgn • • 6cyl.,aulO,air,Slereo 5400°0 ONLy$9495 1984 Ford Crown Victoria Savings Allowance On All Eligible 1984and 4dr., luxury int., full power, cruise, till, ONLy$9895 1985Two and Four Wheel Drive Pickups stereo Ell JOHN COLONE 5~:YS ~1I~ysQil CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH-DODGE ~' A WEEK 1295 E. M·36. PINCKNEY • '. ' 878·3151 or 878·3154 .,iIt\ ~ i· SAT. ID!m '. .~ 9:30-3:00 IPlymoulli I COME VISIT OUR NEW SHOWROOM / • / 1&.B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI ~EWS- THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday. June 26.1985 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 AutomobUes 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 AutomobJles 1979 LTD wagon. fully loaded. 1976 Flreblrd Trans Am. fac· 1979 Flat X19. blue. new 19n Grand Prix. T·tops. new new brakes, excellent condl· 11181Ford Escort Wagon. Air. 1954Ford pickup. Original V8. 1982 Eagle wagon Limited. 11183Ford EXP. loaded. ex· tory 455 engine. 4 speed. poSi 1979 Electra Limited. 4 door. clutch/brakes. clean. must power brakes, power steer· tion. 52.800 or best offer. stereo. 4 speed. very good skle mount spare. very good four wheel drive. Alpine cellent condition. S5.5OOfirm. trsctlon. original paint. Ohio loaded. Silver. red Interior. sell. (313)451·1016.Dan. Ing. runs good. 51.200. (517)546-9239or (3131878-5277. condition. 51.995 or will trade condition. but needs minor stereo. 54.350.(313)632~76. Can be seen days 9 to 6. car. Pioneer stereo casselle Depllndable. 51.000 miles. 1984 Ford Tempo. excellent (313)632·7195. for equal value. (5ln546-3105 work for show. 52.500 or besl. (5ln546-7630. and equalizer. S3.500.(313)229- 1982LN·7. 4 speed. loaded ex •. Locally serviced. Must sell 1977 Ford LTD II Landau. 2 condition. automatic. power 1979 Horizon TC3 hatchback. or(5ln546-':.:304c.:;0::...__ (313)34U296. cept air. S3.100.(313)227-4982•. I (31~)34'}.33.:::25::... _ door. power steering. power 1977Ford Granada. 6 cylinder. steering. power brakes. 2139. air. power brakes and steer· brakes. air. 61,000 miles. good 66.000miles. air. 51.400 or best LINCOLN Town Car, 1978. ex· , II ;' AMFM casselle. air. 56,000. 19n Ford Granada, good con· Ing. am'fm casselle. $1.800. condl\lon. 51500.(517)548-2590. offer. (313)629-8411. (313)887·2922. dltlon. (5171546-3830. (313)34'}.5462. cellent condition. no rust. new' ~ Mlchellns. moonroof. CB;: 1984 Ford XLT Club Wagon. 8 S3.900.(3131437·5438. : passenger. 4 speed overdrive. power steering. power 1979 Honda Accord LX,· Lynx. 1984. 4 door. automallc brakes. dual air/heat, am·fm automatic. loaded. regular transmIssion. air. rust proof· stereo casselle. cruise. till. gas. Excellent! 58.000 miles. ed, 11,500 miles. 5&.800. excellent condition. 511.700. S3.100.Carol (313)34'}.1849. (51nS40-1'l72. call after 5. (313)887·7162. 11181Horizon Miser. great con· ~ 1980 Ford Granada. Auto. air. dition. High mileage. low AM·FM. cruise. good condl· price. 51.395. TOTAL VAN CONVERSIONS, INC. lion. 51.900.(3131685-2681. 11181Horizon Te-3. one owner. We Buy Clean 5010 South M·106 • Stockbridge, MI 49285 1980 Fiesta. excellent condl· excellent condition. stereo. Cars &. Trucks lion. sunroof. 49.000 miles. Must sell. moving. First 51.975 52.400. (313)227·1n5. (313)735- takes II. (313)227-4837. Call Walt at TEN REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD BUY A 5304. 11183LeBaron. am·fm stereo, McDonald Ford 1977 Ford LTD. Air. power reclining buckets. power 349-1400 t) SMITH'S TOTAL VAN CONVERSION steering. brakes. Many new steering. power brakes. ex· '9.9*% 1. Smith's builds only the finest in Quality Van Conversions parts. 51.900.(313187lHi602. cellent condition. (5171546- 3197. AVAILABLE 2. Smith's builds it the way you want it. • FORD Granada GL. 1981. 6 1960 Lasabre Buick. runs 1977Mercury Colony Park sta- ON ALL MODELS 3. Smith's uses only top quality .;omponents. cylinder. air. radials. power Bteerlng and brakes. rear great. new paint & alot of new tion wagon. power steering. •Variable Rate 4. Smlth's uses plush top' quality fabrics and carpets. defrost. low mileage. One parts. 51.500 or best oller. brakes. seats. locks. win· 5. Sm!th:s ~ses top quality Imron paints for exterior graphics. owner. $3.600.(313)231·2207. (5m546-()719. dows. cruise control. am·fm 8 6. Smith s 10 house wood shop hand rubs all oak trim tables drink track. trailer hitch. rool rack. trays, consoles and cabintry. ,. 62.000 miles. 52.300. or besl. 7. You may select from four leading furniture manufacturers. Flex- (313)348-5963. st~I, ,ouraflex, ~ustom Fit and Wieland. 1931 Model A Ford Towne 8. Smith s :-vorks with you and your local dealer to give you the Sedan Deluxe. completely converSion YOU want. Credit Problems? restored. show quality: a\ (517)546-2619. • "!. 9. Smit.h'~ v.:arranty meets or exceed vehicle manufacturers. 10. Smith s IS local, for easy, fast, efficient service. 11181Monte Carlo. air, cruise; rally wheels. 30.000 miles; No Credit, Slow Payment Record. amlfm. V-8. (517)223-9316. :' YOU HAVE SEEN THE REST, NOW GET THE BEST!! Divorce, Bankruptcy 1979 Mercury Grand Marquis Ask your dealer for a Smith's Total Van Conversion Brougham. Full oplion package. am·fm stereo. 51.950 5800 Down or 5800 Trade or best offer. (313)227-3326.• ' 1980 Monza. automalic transmission. excellent condl' lion. 52.700 or besl. (3131229- We Finance 6601. New and Used Cars and Trucks 79 Mustang. Power steering & BUCKLE UP power brakes. 4 speed. red & Your Job May Be Your Credit! In good condition. 52.800. .n (3131437'3175. • ~ Your Baby Call Big AI For App~intment 1966 Mustang Convertible. Invest in your child's future. new paint. like new top and 674-4781 chrome. 52400 or best offer. (313)34'}.O234alter 7 p.m. Fasten your child in a safety All calls confidential. seat whenever you travel. 1984MustangGT. T·tops,load- ed. $9.200. (5ln546-5240 after 6 p.m. 1973 Mustang Mach I. 351-eJ engine. excellent condillon.· S3.000.or best. (313)632-7707. ;. 11181 Mercury Capn. hatch' back. Immaculate, best· of '~> care. 6 cylinder. automatic,: .~ \&"\1.., air. AM·FM stereo, power brakes. steering. windows. FOR A SUPERIOR DEAL ON A S3.700after 5:30 pm. (51n223- OVERSTOCKED 9700\. 1977 Monte Carlo, power SUPERIOR USED CAR COME steering and brakes. 87.000 miles. 51.500.(313)227-1613.' 1981 Mark VI Givenchy. load· $500,000 ed. excellent condilion. 41.000 TO SUPERIOR miles. $9,700 or best oller. (3131750-98n after 4:30 pm: 1979 Mustang. 7.000 miles on NEW engine. new IIres. no, 1982 Buick Cent. Linx 4 Dr. WORTH OF rust. 54,400 or best oller'~j11 5 AC p w . pl. tolt. cruIse Stk No U206A (517)~23-7141. 5 to ,11~ '" 6595 weekmghts·persisentaly all 1984 Cutlass Ciera 2 Dr. 58288 weekend. 1981 Chevy Camero Auto. p s . p b . AC. bucket. con sol Stk No U143P $5775 INVENTORY 1980 Olds Cullass LS. loaded. White with blue. auto. 46.000 miles. Stk No U284P 1981 Ford Mustang good condition, high mileage. $5195 low price. S3.700. (517)546-' 1980 Buick Skylark ~ Dr. Limited A/C. power. loaded. Stk No. U238A ~. . Ok blue. AC. P s p b . auto Slk.No U201A ~3S95 1983 Ford Pickup XL OLDSMOBILE 1964Jelatarr 68.- AC. toll. crUIse. auto. V8 Stk No U121P $8420 California car, very reliable.: 1980 Chev., Citation 4 Dr. 51.500.(313)449-4300. AC. p s p b . auto Stk No U205P $3895 198398 Regency Coupe 1982 Omega Brougham. Ex· All the toys Stk No U~4A $11,100 cellent condilion. loaded, low 19828-10 Pick-Up mileage. S5.100.(517)546-9893. r "", 1979 Ford 3/4 Pickup 1967Opal Drag Racing car: 350· , 2 Tone with cap. auto. p.s & p b. Stk No U278A $5295 $2895 V8. Cap. No. 250P Chevy, high performance parts used in this car. Ready 1984 Cutlass Supreme $10,500 1981 Cadillac DeVille to race. 52,700. Call after 8 pm Sedan full power. leather Stk No U197A $8950 fordetllils. (5ln548-1762. 2 dr .. 2tone blue. all oplions. 15.000 miles. U275A 1979 Oldsmobile Regency. 4 1982 Delta Royal 1983 aids Toronado 5 door, loaded. excellent, Its a dream car Stk No U125P 11.400 54.500. or best offer. (313)629- All the extras. $6595 6767. • 1984 GMC Jimmy 4x4 1977 Pontiac Catalina 1980 Old mobile Delta Royale. One owner. Stk No. U264A excellent condition. well A/c. p s • P b . tilt. crUise Stk No U226A $11,400 MUS T SEE equipped. 54,SOC. (3131227· 1983 Cutlass Wagon $8200 7822. 1981 Buick Regal $5895 Wood grain. p s . p b . AC. stereo Stk No U148P 11183Olds Cierra. excellent AC auto p s P b Vtop b ~ Stk No U174A condition. loaded. $6.000", 1983 Cutlass Ciera (313)229-4052. • " 1981Phoenix Pont. 4 Dr. 3to choose. 4 dr. ·s. must see $7895 OLDSMOBILE Cutlas's P s p w • pl. P seat. loaded Stk No UI20P $4895 1978 Olds Delta Royal Supreme 1982. excellent con- • 5 dltlon. 4 door,landau roof with Auto .• p s. & p.b, loaded. Stk. No. U284A 2695 opra lights. cruise control, - 1983Chev. S-10 Pickup 4X4 $6895 ,80 ~~~t~~.~~d~U~O~.~o~~t:gOat $5295 power windows. locks. seat, • Extended cab. Ale 1984 Buick Riviera 5 antenna and trunk. stereo Ale. all power. No U245A 12,200 radio, wire wheels. also 197a • 1980 Buick Regal ,84 ~n~~~~~~~~:'~~od $14 395 Rlveria similarly equipped. loIuotbo soon , AC auto p s P b p seat 40000 miles p w pi Stk No un8P 1980 Boneville Must sell now. moving out of 8tate. Private owner. 2 dr .. loaded. all power Stk No U276P $4495 (313)685'0407. . 1984Honda Acord LX 1981 Pontiac Boneville ~O~~~I~~U:~'~C~ camper top 1977Olds Cutlass. loaded. ex~ Red. nice car Stk No U547A ,83 $7495 2 dr . air. casselle. pop top. 5 spd Stk. No. U270P $8295 $5495 cellent condilion. 39.000 rniles~ $2,895.(517)548-2910. •• 198398 Regency 1978 Chevrolet Nova g~~~~~~~t~~~~2;ow 1978 Olds Toronado Pnced to sell Stk No U169A $2895 ,83 S13,995 4 dr . all the extras U193P $11,400 Brougham. 46.000 miles, 1976 Buick Lesabre while. red leather Interior. ex· $7895 5 cellent condition. 53.000. 1982 Berlinetta (3131437.0726. • 2 dr • a/c:. auto. p s . P b Sik No 227A 1695 '83 ~~~~'~:I~~~~y~E4DR.$7395 Ale tilt. cruise 1982Olds 98 diasel. full power. 2 tone gray, excellent condl· CAMAROS tlon. $3.700.Call (313)227·1328. ~~~1II 3to choose from. All loaded. low miles. 1978 Olds Cutlass Superme. ' '82 & '83 All priced from $7395 and up. Power Everylhlng Including sunroof. $2.500.(3131348-3339. ALSO Compare to line of '85 Pre- 1978 Plymouth Sapporo •• 5 Price Increase cars. speed. $2.000 or best offer:' OPEN 'TIL 9 P.M. MON. & THURS. (313)227-6668. • , 1979 Plymouth Horizon TC3. 4 60months Easytogetto speed. stereo casselle. very . financing on .~-==-==.-.... ,...... only minutes good condition. $1,495 or best oomemodelsl ..~ .,~" away offer. (313)348-8209. ~ Pontiac Phoenix. 1980,' 8 cylinder. manual transmis~ ffiR!)~~ ..~~fij\.~ 810n. AM·FM stereo. Good ""' ,,, .. , C:".tOfM1" $Iore condition. 74,000miles. $1,800. (313)624-8041. . • .' tlelp a child get to first base - and make a Big difference in a young life, You'll both be winners! dl~[l111'lAM ~ Contact your local Big Brothers/Big Sisters Agency. .,. 2JIG 2JROTHERS/2JIG SISTERS OF c?\MERICA ...~ BE .\ BIG BROTln:r~ OR Ble; SISTER " (517) 546·8380 " • - a Wednesday. June 26. 1985-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-~OVI NEWS- THE MILFORD T1MES-17.B .. l\.' • 'i-~... \ "., , '.\ "• • 240 Automobiles ,~ Automobiles 240 Aulomobllos 240 Automobiles 241 Vehicles Under $1000. "'/8 Plymoutn vOlare Stallon lVfV I'onuac urana 1'71X-Heal wagon. excellent condition. good condition. Loaded. Call TOYOTA. 1980 1982 Trans Am. l:xcellent 1978 Chevrolet Caprice air, am and 1m. power steeling (313)348'8500or (313)348'0334 Land Cruiser. 44.671 miles. 4 shape. loaded. 25.000 miles. Classic. Runs well. good tires. the and braks, deluxe Intellor. 198-4 PlymoU\ii-VOyager LE~ speed 4x4 roll bars. heavy $8.300. (5171548·8346 after (3131887-5489. •~kin@~.J313)2~~~_ loaded. excellent condillon • duly bumpers. all terrain Illes 8 p.m. $9.500.(517)54~3. $5.890 1978 Chevetle, 2 door. 19n ThUnderbird. good condi- automatic. AMFM, tinted win. 1978Pinto. performance 2.300, ONLYIN NOVI tion. many new parts too dows. $1.000. best offer. 4 cylinder. Cragar mag·s. etc MARTY FELDMAN numerous to mention. $1.050. (31317~54. fairy $2,000 or best offer (517154&- CHEVROLET (5m546-1837. 4591 or (313)227-4600 Ask for 42355GRAND RIVER NOVI 1978 Dodge Aspen wagon. 34B-7ooo CAN'T SELL David White. 1982 Trans·Am. red. loaded. automatic. 6 cylinder, low miles. $800. (5171548-2819. 19n Ponllac. automatiC-load. 30,000 miles. very sharp. YOUR 1978Datsun B210. under 55.000 ed. $1500 (517)54&-3299 RIVERIA 1979.Excellent condl' $7.800 or best offer. (511)223· godmother's miles, some rust. $750. 198-4Pon"acSunblfd. turbo. 4 lion, landau rool with opra 3120. (313)629-3271. CAR?? speed, loaded. custom paint, IIghlS. crUise control. power TOYOTA sellca GT. 19n. air. 5 wlndo.",s. locks. seat. antenna sp trans. AM FM stereo. elec- DODGE Dart Sport. 1974. good ., must see. $9.300or best offer (313)227-4269 and trunk. stereo radio. wire tro sensors, good condition. running, S850. 46.000 miles. ICAN! 1980 Pontiac -- phoen~--LJ. wheels. also 1982 Oldsmobile $2.000.(313)437-a118. (313)887-9370. deluxe red Inlellor and ex- Cutlass Supreme. similarly 1983Thunderbird, 3.300 miles. 1975360Duster, cam. headers. secret: Call Me Today tellor. economy 4 cylinder. equipped Musl sell now. mov· vlrtuaily new. Perfect condi- sunroof. rally wheels. runs Irani wheel dllve. 4 door. hat- Ing out of slate. Pllvate owner. tion. Air. Loaded. Extended good. $800. (3131878-6309. (313)685'0407 MR. PAOLO chback. air, cruise control, warranty. (3131227-6635. 1976 Ford Torino wagon. full power sleellng. power 1975 Ramcharger. 2 wheel 1983 Toyota Cellca. excellent power. air. good tires. breaks. brakes. super clean In and dllve. loaded. new paint and condlloon. $7.950. (517)546- new battery. exhaust. S950. is out! 674·3600 out. $3.500 or best offer Ilres. Excellent condition. 4933. (5111548-3260. (517)546-5991 47,000 ollglnal miles. $1.450. I HANDLE 1983'h Trans AM. red. high 1976 Flat 128 slatlon wagon. 0» 1966Pontiac Grand PIIX. solid (313)229-8030. • Financing performance motor. 5 litter. S550 or best offer. (313)684· Don't let that "magic wand" fool you! body. red with black Intellor. 1982 Rlvella, V-8. loaded. • Take trades power windows. power 6591. $2.450 (517)546-1737 48.000 miles. Excellent condi- She's tried to make us' believe that • AdvertiSing brakes. power steenng. loll. 19n Ford Pinto slallonwagon. 19n Rabbit. automatic. am·fm. tion. $10,000.(3131348-8652. custom Intenor. center line with a wave of that wand, she can turn • Title work power steering. power 33 mpg, excellent condition In- 1982 Thunderbird Town Lan· Wheels. very clean. low brakes. $275. (517)54&-7640. pumpkins Into carriages, mice Into • Phone calls dau. loaded. $5.800. Call Side and out, must sell. $1.150 mileage. call Heallh Nut 1975 Ford Maverlc. rusted. • Qualify buyers (517)54&-1904 white horses and rags Into white (517)546-3574or (5171546-7819. (3131227·5300.ask for Ron. runs good. onglnal owner. 198-4Toy-ota Corolla LE. load· 6.700 miles. $350. Call (313)349- gowns. But we know she's just like ed. mint. 18.600miles 35 mpg. 4499::lter 4 p.m. the rest of us! When we want to Warranty. (517)546-8145. 19n Ford LTD II. besl offer. turn a baby crib into cash... an older TOYOTA 1981. Cellca ST. 5 (313)348.0256. car Into a new one... or change from speed. sunroof. excellent FORD Fiesta 1978.air. No body condition. $4.400 or best offer. rust. $950. (517)223-8621. sales clerk to doctor's recep- (,)) (313)229-49n . 19n Ford Granada. automatic. tionist ••. the only magic wand we 19n Volare wagon. power air. 65.000 miles. Rehuilt with hold In our hand Is a telephone steeling. power brakes. air. new parts. $650. (3131229-2411. cruise. no rust. am-fm receiver and the only thing we cassette. $1.250 or best offer. 1973Gremlin. 6 cylinder. stan· wave Is our index finger as we (3131887-4573. dard shift. Runs. $100. (517)54&-2176. dial the Classified Department of WE'RE going overseas and must sell our 1984 Escort L. 2· 19n Honda Civic. under· our newspaper! It's like magic door. 4·speed. (3131437-03n. coated. 70.000 miles. new tires. amlfm cassette radio. the way good things come true 198-4Z·28 Camara. 6 months $999. (313)437-a065. for us with the help of Want old. 12.000 miles. like new. T tops, loaded. $10.950. (313)227- 1972Malibu In good condItion. Ads. And besides, we have a 1058. $100. 1974 Mustang. $150. both run. need some work. strong feeling that's the way 241 Vehicles (3131887-1n5and (313)685-1432. the fairy godmother makes Under $1000. 1979 Mercury Cougar. Needs all her magic, too! 1985 V2 Ton Pickup engine work. but in good can· 19n BUick Century wagon. dltlon. $250. (517)468-3396 Loaded. Free all. Stk. No. 318 $10,940 Power steering. power 1978 Malibu. V-a. runs good. brakes. air. Good condilion. . Plus Tax S650.(3131878-2751. $1.000 or best offer. (517)54&- 2893. 1975 Mercury Wagon, ON EACH PICKUP SOLD mechanically sound, very little 1975Buick Century. Many new FREE CAP 'til June 30,1985 rust. S550.(3131878-6247. parts. Very dependable. $700. (517)54&-8994. 19n Monarch. clean. bad motor. drive home. $425. 1975 Custom 500. for sale or (313)437'4357Paul. alter 5. 01 ON ALL TRUCKS parts. $250. (517154&-1250after 4. MAVERICK. 1976. original 9•9 /0 CADILLACS, PONTIACS owner. 2 door. automallc. air. 1976 Chevette. Kansas car. power steering. new IIres. ex· ~. Stereo. new clutch. rebUilt cellent runnmg condition. LEASE A NEW SlockNo 507 engine. Good condilion $600. $35590 * 38.000 miles. S9OO. (313)437· (517)546-8102. 1464. '85 CADILLAC DEVILLE 19n Chevette hatchback. 2 PluS Tax 1973 Mercury Monterey. ex· door. 4 speed. body and cellent transportation. $500 or -48 mo')th lease plus use lax with 1sl month payment secuflty depOSIt, plates. engine good. $850. (3131229- besl. Must sell. (517)546-8163. htle 72 000 miles IImllatlon 9056. 1975 MarK IV. good englna. 1967 Chrysler. loaded. $650. new IIres and battery. $700. (313)437·7105. 1979 AMC Spirit. runs well. 1976 Chevette. good condi- $1.200.(511)223-8968. tion. new muffler. new brakes. 1974 Oldsmobile Della 88. 2 S450. or best offer. (517)548- doors. power steering. power 3409. brakes. air condilloning. good 1978 Chevelle Malibu wagon. condilion. S9OO.Cali evenings runs good. $400. (517)546-3645. (5m54&-1238. 1978 Chevette. 2 door. 4 1961 Pontiac Tempest. 4 speed, AM·FM. good cond" cycllnder. Texas car. no rust. tlon. S900or best. (313)227-1765 low milage. $1.000. (517)227· or (313)227-6637. 9549. 1973 Chevelle Malibu. Power 1973 Plymouth Fury. 2-door steering. power brakes. air· hardtop. good condlllon. runs condlhonlng. 'Jery good good. 'llr condiloonlng. power transportation. S5OO.(313)348- steenng and power brakes. 1524. S5OO.(313)349-4323. 1976 Chevette. 2 door. 4 1979 Pinto .",agon. 4 cylinder. speed. stereo. $600. (3131227· S950 or best offer. (517)223- 5304. 7365. 1961 Pontiac Tempest. 4 cycllnder. Texas car. no rust. low milage. $1.000. (313)227- 9549. 1976 Plymouth Fury Sport. . Good transportallon. $600 or , Bring In Your best offer. (3131229-6601. PINTO wagons. 1976 Best Deal automallc. $395. 1978 slick. $895. (3131437-8250. 1974 POllloac Phoenix. good And We'll running condItion. must see to appreciate. Asking $750. Make It Better! (313)349-5770. $200 1968 Pontiac catalina. Good engine. Does not burn all. (313)227·5710. 1978Pinto. 4 speed. good can· You could be qriving a dillon. S850 or best offer. (313lf>8S-8446. new or used car from 1976 Rabbit. 4 speed. 88,000 McDONALD FORD miles. $975 or best offer. Call (3131475-1855. before the 4th of July!!! RETIRED couple would like to purchase good used car Of station wagon. Must be reasonable. (3131437·1539. BREEN SHEET CLASSIFIED 1974VW Bug. good condillon. S650.(313)227-4778. 19n Vega. Runs good. needs clutch. $200. or best offer. (517)546'2366.Alter 8. 1969VW. S5OO.ltruns. (3131227· "Acllon AdS" 7340after 6. 1978Volare. 6 cylinder. Rusty but trusty. Recent tune up. First $150takes. (313)229-8235. 1976 Volare. steering NEW RATE ass'!iiit.ly needs repair. Parts only. Slant 6. automatic trans. drive train excellenl. All other 10 WORDS parts good. good Interior. $200 for all. (313)624-3861. • WEDNESDAY One call places your ad in over 64,000 homes HOWELL (517) 548-2570 BRIGHTON 227-4436 NOVI 348-3024 hI(" ;1I<1shst~(J bl'row ml~5' ca Ih~ ) 30 II m tloatlhno and \' ,,. 100 lal~ 10 ClclS'\lly Look lor barg.llnS NORTHVILLE 348-3022 her ...,ou t· SOUTH LYON 437-4133 DRUG free black Angus. corn feel sleer. no anllbiotlcs. Chlangus feeder yearling 3t3· MILFORD 437.0197. 685-8705 JUST listed. grellt area of Nor· thvillo. 'h acre lot backs up la CLASSIFIED AD DEADLINE trees over 2500 sq. II .. newly FRIDAY 3:30 P.M. decorated. all new blegc carpeting. brick floor en· tryway. Skylight. Only $92.900. assumable land contrac'. Ask lor Phyllis Lemon. Schweitzer VISA' Real Eslate. 313·453·6800. 3t3· 349-7782. • • ... r ~ ' • Wednesday, June 26, 1985 Our Town In Our Town 2 Heinzman's leaving 3 wqt Nnrtquillt 1!\tcnrb Births 3 School Notebook 5 c E •• h ~~:; 7:/ ~" //: [Lp f /~~:~ .':¥ / ikG~ • • I , . :Join US for a midsummer's .' dream picnic .Ah yes, the simple things in life ... a summer day, good friends, an outdoor cookout, a little Saint- Emilion Chateau Trimoulet 1970 ... "How much would all this cost?" Doug Campbell muses, surveying the spread before him. Arrayed before the co-owner of Elizabeth's in Northville are leg of lamb, shrimp, salmon, s.alad, wine, cham- pagne and more, all topped off with a grand chocolate dessert that alone would leave a dozen picnickers fully sated - all on a crisp white tablecloth spread over a picnic table. Campbell, his wife and partner Elizabeth, and a pair of fellow travelers in the gourmet restaurant biz --Tom MacKiImon of Northville's MacKinnon's and Keith Famie of Raphael's in Novi - begin itemizing the bill of fare with fiendish relish: " "Don't forget the delivery ... What about the Cor- vette ... Who do we send the bill to?" , Maybe it's the champagne. Maybe it's getting a day away from their hot stoves. Whatever it is, these culinary luminaries aren't behaving like cut- The creators of this gourmet picnic are Doug and throat rivals in one of southeast Michigan's most Elizabeth Campbell (1 and 2) of Elizabeth's, Tom competitive gourmet restaurant territories. , They're exchanging linen cleaning secrets. telling MacKinnon (3) of MacKinnon's and Keith Famle each other where to find this or that seafood (4) of Raphael's. Their creations: Famle's grilled sp.ecialty, and gossiping about friends and non- and marinated shrimp, garnished with sliced red ~ friends in the fine food business. peppers (5); the Campbells' stuffed leg of lamb (6); MacKinnon's chocolate and straWberry picnic Some utopian fantasy? Not at all. We at The Novi flan (7); the Campbells' lamb chops with baked News and The Northville Record simply thought chevre cheese wrapped in grape leaves (8); we'd take advantage of some of our community Famie's grilled sockeye salmon with potatoes resources, and ask our finest culinary artists to and broccoli (9), and MacKinnon's potato salad , prepare a modest little dream picnic for summer. with mushrooms, olives and radish flowers (10). . .:rhanks to their teamwork, effort and expertise, : Refre§hment includes Chateau Trlmolet Saint- what we got far exceeded even our lofty expecta- Emilion 197i1(11), Bruno Paillard champagne (12), tions. We're sure you'll agree if you tryout some of Flora Springs Cabernet Sauvignon 1981 (13) and Tento di Pomino II Benefizio 1978 (14). I their recipes below. . Page deSIgn by JEFFREY LAPINSKI Record photos by STEVE FECHT .' THE R E'CI PES TOM MACKINNON'S KEITH FAMIE'S PICNIC DESSERT PICNIC EXTRAVAGANZA Chocolate and Strawberry Marinade for Grilled PlcnicFlan Seafood, such as Shrimp, (Pictured) Slllmon and/or Swordfish (Pictured) Youwill need: One-halfpound chocolate You will need: Onecup, chopped walnuts Two cups, peanut oil Strawberries One-half cup, olive oil Meringue topping Juice of two lemons Powdered sugar One-half tablespoon, minced garlic Chocolate mousse (recipe belowI One-quarter cup, Szchvan pepper corns, one teaspoon Five Spice (both Melt the chocolate in a double available :it Merchant of Vinoin boiler, then add walnuts. Spread Southfield) around the inside of a quiche pan and One-half tablespoon. fresh minced refrigerate 10minutes. ginger Fill the chocolate crust with One-haif tablespoon, Cardomon chocolate mousse (recipe belowI, level One cup honey with the top. Add strawberries to top One tablespoon, Dijon mustard of mousse, then cover with thick mer, One-quarter cup. catsup ingue. Spread along sides and smooth One-quarter cup soy sauce top. Sprinkle powdered sugar over One-quarter cup sesame seeds meringue, th~n brown off quickly Salt, pepper under a very hot broiler. Mix all ingredients together well. Chunky Chocolate Mousse Whatever seafood you choose, let it marinade at least 1()'12 hours in You wll1need: refrigerator. When grilling seafood, do One pound, hard chocolate mer- not let the grill get too hot. Avoid name making any contact with the food.Grill both sides of item, making ConUnued on 4 sure not to overCOOk. Keith Famie Sixty guests attended the brunch and wedding shower given The Plymouth Historical Museum, located at 155South Main in Plymouth, by Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sixt for James Clark Whiteside and is open to the public from 1-4 p.m. Kathryn Leslie Scholz on June 23. The couple's parents are Mr. Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. Ad- and Mrs. N. H. Whiteside III of Northville and .Co!. Sedestrom-Jacob VOWS exchanged Laura M. Jacob and David K. Sedestrom, who met when both were students at Michigan State University, exchanged vows and rings In a 6:30 p.m. ceremony May 25 at Holy Family Catholls: Church In Novl. The bride Is the daUghter or Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jacob of 41295 Marks Drive In Novl and the grand- daughter of Charlotte Dlnser of Novl and the late Joseph B. DinseI'. The bridegroom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sedestrom of Petoskey. Father Kevin O'Brien officiated at the altar which was banked with arrangements of giant white chrysanthemums. During the service the bride's brother William J. Jacob gave two readings. The bride's gown of pale Ivory silk organza was adorned with French lace. Crystal underpleatlng and lace edged the hemline of the skirt which ex- tended into a cathedral train. The bride's full blusher veil of illusion was held by a sequin em- broidered cap which her sister Patricia Martin also had worn for her wedding. The bride's colonial bouquet contained white roses and stephanotis, tiny blue bells and ivy streamers. Patricia Martin was matron of honor for her sister. Bridesmaids were Cheryl Sedestrom, Gloria Jacob, Kristen and Stacy Martin, nieces of the bride. They wore light blue organza gowns sand car- ried colonial bobquets of blue and coral silk flowers. MR. AND MRS. DAVID K. SEDESTROM Arthur Sedestrom was best man with Don Jacob, Joseph Maher, Richard Nelson and Patrick Carroll ushering. graduates of Michigan State University. She receiv- A reception followed for 157 guests In the grand ed her bachelor of science degree and is a medical ballroom of the Farmington Hills Holiday Inn. technologist. She served a year's internship at After a wedding trip to Hilton Head, South Parkview Hospital in Fort Wayne where she hopes Carolina, for eight days of golf. tennis and to begin a res.:arch program this month stUdying horseback riding the newlyweds are making their antibodies. home in Fort Wayne. Indiana. The bridegroom is a C.P.A. with a degree In ac- Both the bride and bridegroom were 1980 counting. Amanda Kathryn, John Thomas arrive Dave and Gail Paden of 15465 Richfield, Ohio. Tom Campbell. Bradner announce the birth of their daUghter Amanda Kathryn June 3 at St. Tom and Susan Campbell of 20668 Grandparents are John and Anne Joseph Mercy Hospital in Ann Arbor. Lexington Boulevard are parents of a Campbell of Au Gres, Clarence and The baby weighed six pounds, 131,2 son John Thomas who was born June 5 Anita Pilatowicz of Warren; great lJunces at birth. at Botsford General Hospital weighing grandparents are Antonina Pilatowlcz Grandparents are Nancy Paden of six pounds. nine ounces. of Madison Heights and Rose Shirey of Livonia and Ada and Cal Kukral of The baby's father is WJR newscaster Hazel Park. , -, I Lamaze courses I RecordphotosbySTEVEFECHT I CHURCH DIRECTORY David Heinzman sits at organ he's donated to Mill Race Village offered in July For information regarding rates for church listings call I. The Northville Record or Novi News several summer series of Lamaze 349-1700, classes are offered by the Plymouth Church music director leaves post Childbirth Education Association at OPENDOORCHRISTIANCHURCH GRACECHAPEL various locations. 145N.center. NorthVille WilliamTyndale College 343-2101 12Mile& Drake Roads The seven-week series will be given "We InViteYouToCome And Farmington Hills.474-0151 ~!~or doctoral studies in California at the following locations and times: FellowshipWithUs" Sunday School 9:30a.m. MarkFreer. Pastor Worship Service 10:45a.m. Sword of the Spirit Church. 34563 Services: Thurs. 7 p.m:Sun. 10a.m. Douglas L. Klein. Pastor Seven Mile, Livonia, at 7:30 p.m. Mon- Evangelical Presbyterian Church By JEAN DAY days beginning July 15. FIRSTCHURCHOF THENAZARENE First Presbyterian Church, 701 FIRSTPRESBYTERIANCHURCH . After almos~ seven years as organist 200 E. MaIOSt.. Northville 21260Haggery Rd. 348-7600 for First Presbyterian Church of Nor- Church, Plymouth, 7:30 p.m. - 349-0911-- ,. (1-275at 8 Mile) thville, David Heinzm~ Jr. will vacate WednesdaysbegmnmgJuly 17: . Worship-9:3O&11:ooa.m. Sunday School 9:45a.m. Worship 11 a.m.•6p.m. his place ~t the churCh console at the ChurchSchool-9:30a.m. &11:00a.m. Newburgh Methodist Church. 36500 Dr.LawrenceChamberlain-Pastor BibleStudy Wed. 7p.m. end of July to begin studies on his doc- Ann Arbor Trail, Livonia. 7:30 p.m. Dr.Jo Taliaferro-Minisiterof Education Dr.Richard Parrolt. Pastor ~ i ....toral work in music at the University of Thursdays beginning July 25. , I ~..Southern California. SPIRITOF CHRIST WALLEDLAKEFIRSTBAPTISTCHURCH Faith Community Church, 46001War- LUTHERANCHURCHOF NOVI -: Heinzman had already played the 309MarketSt. 624-2483 • church organ at many services and ren, Canton, 8p.m. Tuesdays beginning TenMilebetweenMeadowbrook&Haggerty July 30. '- Worship.10a.m.withNursery Wendell L. Baglow. Pastor • weddings when he officially was ap- Coffee&Fellowship.11:00a.m. Wed. 7:30BYF.Sr. Highthru Adult , pointed organist October 22, 1978. He A morning Lamaze class will be of- SundayChurchSchool11:30a m. Sunday, 9:45Study. 11:ooa.m. Worship was just 20 and a third-year music stu- ChurchOffice-477-ll296 fered at Westland Community Center, PastorThomasA.Scherger-478-9265 Nursery AvailableAtServices dent at the Uniyersity of Michigan. 28500 Ann Arbor Trail, Westland, at 10 The post included directing the a.m. Saturdays beginning July 13. OURLADYOFVICTORY CATHOLICCHURCH ST. JOHN LUTHERANCHURCH church choir and hand bell ensemble. (A.L.C.)Farmington He received his bachelor's degree in The Plymouth Childbirth Education 770 Thayer. Northville Association Is offering a six-week, pre- WEEKENDLITURGIES 23225 GillRd.•Farmington organ from U-M in 1980, going on to Saturday. 5:00p.m. 3blks.S.ofGd. River,3Blks.W.01FarmingtonRd. , ;. receive his master of music in organ natal exercise class at Newburgh Sunday.8.9:30.11a.m. &12:30p.m. PastorCharlesFox Methodist Church beginning July 10. It Church·474-0584 '£I.performance there. Church349-2621.School 349-3610 SundayWorship9.30 • '. 7' Now director of music at the church, is physician-approved and consists of ReligiousEducation349-2559 : he observes that he has had the Heinzman fingers keyboard of organ he restored non·aeroblc exercises for toning and ., '.satisfaction of seeing the music pro- strengthening. ST.PAUL'SLUTHERAN FIRSTAPOSTOLICLUTHERNCHURCH .' : gralp grow. High&ElmSlreets. Northville 26325Halstead Rd. at 11 Mile Installed in the Mill Race the end of A two-week course on newborn care Farmington Hills. Michigan ~ ."The program has really grown - been serving as minister of music at for expectant couples will begin July 16 C. Boerger. Pastor Services: 10:30a.m. EverySun. · ,from eight in the adult choir it now is up Our Savior Lutheran Church on the east April, the organ has been played by T. Lubeck.Pastor 7:00p.m. 1st &3rd Sun. of each month Heinzman for a wedding there. at Geneva United Presbyterian Church, Church&School 349-3140 Sunday School 9:15a.m. : to about 50 - and I have grown, too," he side of Detroit, the largest Lutheran 5835 Sheldon, Canton. The classes give SundayWorship.8:30a.m. &11:00a.m. BibleClass 7:45p.m. Tues Church in the Missouri Synod in the Heinzman adds that he is going to Saturday Vespers: 6:00P.M. Song Services 7:00p.m. Last Sun. of month : says. miss his home community and friends. information on development and care , " 'Reflecting that he just celebrated his metropolitan area, and noted for its of the newborn from birth through three : 27th birthday May 28, Heinzman saM he pipe organ. "It's hard to say goodbye to family," he says of his church work, adding, months. HOPELUTHERANCHURCH FIRSTCHURCHOF CHRIST I He also had played at St. Andrew's ~ade the decision to continue his 12MileEast of Haggerty SCIENTIST ,- studies now because, "If I'm ever going Lutheran Church in Birmingham, serv- "The only thing I'm not going to miss is For information on any of the classes 1100W.Ann ArborTrail the snow." . Farmington Hills : to, it is now." ing as organist and choir director in or to register call 459-7477. Summer Worship9:30a.m. Plymouth. Michigan , • He received a major scholarship 1976, and Cross of Christ Lutheran Nursery care Available Sunday Worship. 10:30a.m. - V.H.Mesenbrlng. Pastor Sunday School. 10:30a.m. , : from the University of Southern Chuch in South Lyon. Phone: 553-7170 Wednesday Meeting. 8:00p.m. California at Los Angeles. It came The young organist also has played at TWELVE OAKS · :about, he explains, because he talked in St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Nor- nRECO. " FIRSTUNITEDMETHODISTCHURCH CHRISTIANCOMMUNITYCHURCH OF NORTHVILLE California with a friend, (':arlo Curley, thville where he presented a Bach 42990Grand River I 1 (Assemblies of God) an .organist who plays all over the organ recital In May. Nayi 8 Mile&TaftRoads 41355Six MileRd.. Northville world. Curley told him of the auditions As he departs for the west coast, Rev. LarryFrick-343-9030 3e968ll Rev.EricHammar.Mmister Sunday School, 10:00a.m. for the scholarship. Heinzman's audl· David Heinzman Is leaving a special Worship5ervlces9'30&11a.m. Sun. Worship. 11a.m. &6:00p.m. tlon led to his receiving the scholarship. memento to his home community: he ..... n· ChurchSChool.NurserythruAduI19.30am. Wed. "Body Life" Serv., 7:00p.m Heinzman will begin the three-year has donated one of his antique organs to GoodyeIr' Tile-Carpeting-Formica Nurserythru3rdGrade11a.m. Christian Comm. Preschool & K-8 • (,program this fall and begin looking for the Mill Race Historical Village. Made KIIy· BUSHNELLCONGREGATIONAL a residence and a church position In the by the Estey Company, the organ built SprtnatIeId 100's of Samples ST.ANNE'SEPISCOPALCHURCH CHURCH in Brattleboro, Vermont, originally was 430E. Nicholet Los Angeles area. WalledLake48088 21355Meadowbrook Rd.. NovlAtBro- The son of the David Heinzmans of in a church similar to the New SChool USED TIRES quet Rd. (8'1.1 Mile) Truck nre Road semce Phone: 624-3817 MorningWorship. 9:30a.m. Northville, David, Jr. Is a 1976graduate Church In the Mill Race. 145 E. Cady Northville ChurchService. 10:00a.m. Church School. 9:30a.m. Heinzman boUght It from Robert ChurchSchool. 10:00a.m. of Northville High SChool. He began his Rev.Leslie Harding Dr.RobinR. Meyers. Pastor-348-7757 music studies when he was 12as a plano Delaney when he still was a Southfield Coffee &Fellowship followingservice student of Donald Morelock at resident. He since has moved to Nor· Schoolcraft College. thvllle. NOVIUNITEDMETHODISTCHURCH FIRSTBAPTISTCHURCH,NOVI Fully restored by Heinzman In a pro- 41671W.Ten Mile-Meadowbrook 4530111Mileat TaftRd. He went on to stUdy organ and also Like a 349-2652(24hrs.) Home of NovlChristian School (K.12) played the harpsichord, building his ject he estimates took between 200-300 good neighbor. 8:45a.m. &11a.m. WorshipServices Sun. School. 9:45a.m. own Instrument from a kit. hours, the organ has been electrified. It 9:45a.m. ChurchSchool- AllAges WorshiP. 11:00a.m. &6:00p.m. • Is a two manual, full pedalboard instru- StateFarm 9:45&11a.m. Nursery care Available Prayer Meeting, Wed.. 7:30p.m. Before coming to the Northville Charles R. Jacobs. Kearney Kirkby Richard Burgess. Pastor Presbyterian Church, Heinzman had ment valued at $4,000. is there. Pastors 349-3477 I~anE.Spelght. Asst. 349-3647 Sromelorcar. hOme IIIeand heallh ORCHARDHILLSBAPTISTCHURCH FAITHCOMMUNITYUNITED Insurance PRESBYTERIANCHURCH 23455NovlRd.(between 9-10Mile) BibleStudy ForAllAges 9:45a.m. 44400W.10Mlle.Novl Sutherland elected trustee '1.1 mile west 01 NovlRd. Mark WorshlpServlceut 11a.m. &8p.m. Worship &Church School. 10:00a.m. Wed., Mld·WeekPrayer Serv.. 7p.m. P.O.Box1 349-5666 of Adrian College board Storm 349-5665 Richard J. Henderson, Pastor . ' ,Insurance, Casttrline3uneral%rne, ""C. CHURCHOFTHEHOLYCROSS FIRSTBAPTISTCHURCHOF 18600Northville Rd. SERVING YOU FOR 3 GENERATIONS EPISCOPAL NORTHVILLE • Charles W. Sutherland of Northville career In service marketing with Ford Motor Company. He has served Adrian Suite 400 10Milebetween Tal1&Beck, Novl 217N.Wing 349-1020 and Bayonet Point, Florida, was Northville Phone 349-1175 Dr.James H. Luther,rastor elected recently to a three-year term as alumni as president of the Alumni Services: Saturday 5:00p.m. Sunday Worship. 11a.m. & 6:30p.m. t 22 WEST DUNLAP STREET • Sunday 8:00a.m. & 10:00a.m. a member of the Adrian College Board Board OfDirectors. He also Is Involved ,348·60~8 Wed.•7:30AWANA.7:30Prayor Service In community activities including Boy NORTHVILLE. MICHIGAN 48167 Worship&School Sunday School 9:45a.m. of Trustees. He will serve on the alumni (313) 3490061 t The Rev.Leslie F. Harding association's board Of direCtors and Scouts, Little League and volunteer STAn 'AIM work for the court probation division. FIRSTBAPTISTCHURCHOF WIXOMa represent Adrian's alumni as a trustee. 0000 SHEPHERDLUTHERANCHURCH WIXOMCHRISTIANSCHOOL(K.1D) A 1950 graduate of Adrian, The Adrian College Alumni Assocla· RAY J CASTERLINE tlon Board of Directors Is composed of WisconsinEv.LulhernSynod Wixom&W. Maple Rds. Sutherland was a business and A 1893· t959 SummerWorship9:00a.m. FamilyBibleSchool, 9:45a.m. INSUIIANCI economics major. He later studied at 21Individuals, inclUding six alumni who ~ FRED A. CASTERLINE· RAY J, CASTI:RLINE II ~ovlCommunityCenler,NovlRd.lustS. 011-96 FamilyWorship, 10:4Sa.m. &6:30p m the University of Detroit and the are elected to the college's board of Fuluresile9Mile& Meadowbrook FamilyNightProgram (Wed.).7:00p.m. GeneEJahnke, Paslor--34~ Robert V.Warren. Pastor .Jnlverslty of Michigan. trustees by a plurality vote of Adrian 624-3823(Awana&Pro-Teens) 624.5434 ',;,.Sutherland Is retired from a 3O-year alumnI. 4!t iAb AbA iMiELE REooRO::wednesday, June 26, 1985 - Doerzbacher to wed Campbells' recipe for perfect picnic Announcement of the DOUG AND ELIZABETH engagement and June CAMPBELL'S wedding plans of their GARLIC LOVER'S PICNIC daughter Nancy Lea to Ensign Michael George Stuffed Leg of Lamb Stepan/ale, the son of Mr. (Pictured) and Mrs. George T. Stepan/ak of Northville, You will need: is made by her parents One 4-5 pound leg of lamb; Mr. and Mrs. John Doerz- 1'hree tablespoons, olive oil; bacher of Arnold, Two cloves, garlic, crushed and fine- Maryland. lychopped; The bride-elect, a 1982 One medium onion, coarsely chop- graduate of Severna Park ped; Senior High School, now One-quarter pound prosciutto, is attending Anne roughly chopped; Arundel Community Col- One-half cup Lugurlan olives, cut and lege. pitted; Her fiance is a member Kosher salt; Five sprigs, fresh thyme (leaves on- of the 1985 graduating ly); class at the United States Naval Academy, where Two pounds, fresh spinach, well •• he majored in Systems washed, heavy stems removed; Engineering, One egg yolk; One-half teaspoon, black pepper. Have the butcher bone the lamb without splitting. Put two tablespoons MICHAELSTEPANIAK, of olive oil in skillet and gently cook the NANCYDOERZBACHER garlic and onion for about five minutes until translucent (do not allow eIther to brown). Add the prosciutto, cover, and cook • over medium-low heat for five minutes. •• Stir in olives, salt and thyme. Try these ideas to help In another skillet, put the remaining one tablespoon olive oil and heat over high heat. Toss in spinach, with water bike trips roll smoothly clinging to It. Cover and cook for about one minute, or until spinach is wilted. With more married couples working, their own bikes, bUy and install bike Remove from heat and allow to cool. spending enough time with the children seats. They mount over the rear wheel With your fingers, squeeze any ex- has become a major concern. of the bike and can safely hold cess moisture from the spinach. Place the spinach and onion mixture in a food Family life specialists emphasize youngsters who weigh up to 40 pounds. that the qUality of time spent with kids "Be sure to bUyone with foot guards, processor, add egg yolk, rough chop is more important than the quantity a seat belt, a headrest and padding for and mix well. and finding something do to that maximum protection and comfort," Push the mixture into the cavity of everyone will enjoy is important. Givens said. the lamb. Tie both ends about two or three times in the middle. Brush with Greg Givens, Oakland County 4-H If your child weighs more than 40 Program Associate, suggests bicycling pounds, carrying him/her in a bike seat olive oil and sprinkle with black pepper as an Ideal family group activity. will make the bike unstable and unsafe. and salt. "These days, almost everyone has a Instead, use a bike trailer. These Cook five minutes per pound at 500 bike, Kids want one almost as soon as trailers can be handy to carry groceries degrees F. in a prel1eated oven. At the they're able to walk, and adults are and other parcels too, but they are end of the cooking time, turn off the oven, but do not open door until lamb buying more bicycles than automobiles heavy and require extra effort to pull. ~ each year. Bicycling can be a fun way Another solution for youngsters who has been in for a total of two hours. . .. , to spend time together," Givens said. aren't big enough for their own bikes is Serve the lamb cold with a grainy For cycling trips, Givens suggests a tandem bicycle, Tandems can be a lot mustard on the side, with the following parents plan outings to visit local at- of fun, but they are more expensive asparagus recipe (below). tractions. These may include a kite- than regualar models, flying festival, a Frisbee tourney or a Unless youngsters are on their own Asparagus slde-dlsb trip to the zoo. You can pack a picnic bikes, they tend to become easily bored. (Pictured) lunch and spend a whole day. Making frequent stops and varying You will need: To get the most enjoyment out of yo~ travel routes and experiences may be 20 stalks, fresh asparagus; family cycling outing, make sure all necessary. Other ways to keep One tablespoon each of clarified but- your bikes are in good condition so you youngsters interested is to let them help ter and olive oil; don't get stranded. signal turns, repair flat tires or prepare Two tablespoons, dried chopped Choosing the right bike is also impor- food. Italian plum tomatoes packed in olive tant. Givens says children are better off Remember that your children will oil; .,: t with three-speed bicycles than single- imitate your behavior. It's important to Kosher salt; speed models because the extra gears set a good example for them by obeying Pepper, coarsely ground. Doug and Elizabeth Campbell of Elizabeth's show off their picnic handiwork enble children to keep up with their traffic signals and being a safe and parents. •serious cyclist and a courteous rider. Peel asparagus and cut off tough bot- Liberally spread slices with butter, One-half cup, lemon mayonnaise; (Note: for garnish, top with chopped ~:~*' Helmets are important safety gear. "If you're a good role model, chances toms. Blanch in boiling salt water for then with garlic. Sprinkle profusely One-quarter cup, Parmesan, coarse- fresh tomatoes, pee!ed and seeded). Givens pointed out that 75 percent of all are they will be better and safer about 2·3 minutes until tender, but still with black pepper. Cover with_slices_of lygrated; • bicycle fatalities are due to head in- cyclists when they go bicycling on their slightly crunchy. Deposit immediately Brie. One-quarter cup, flat Italian parsley, FruIt <;ompote juries. Youngsters are often unpredic- own," Givens said. in ice water to cool. Drain thoroughly. Place in 450 degree F. oven until ~. roughly chopped; With Cognac and Honey ,~ table riders, so helmets are an especial- Following these simple suggestins Place butter, olive oil and tomatoes in cheese has melted and bread has One teaspoon, chopped garlic; ly good idea. and guidelines will lead to a safe and skillet. Heat slightly and toss toasted (5-8 minutes>. Serve warm or at Kosher salt; You will need: If your children are too young to ride enjoyable biking trip. asparagus. Serve at room temperature. room temperature. It could be reheated Black pepper, coarsely ground Strawberries, raspberries, blueber- ~; ~ Salt and pepper to taste. on a grill if available. Chopped fresh basil. ries, pineapple, apple pear, cantalope, Brie ltallenne cherries, bananas, lemon jUice and I$i. Potato Salad Saute bacon in oil until lightly brown- honey; Bag MacKinnon's mousse with Garlic, Parmesan ed. Cook the potatoes in three quar..s of \ Cognac. You will need: and Pancetta boiling, salted water for approximately Cut up fruit into bite-size pieces, toss- Continued from 1 one minute. Then add sugar and con- One-half inch slices of French bread, 15 minutes. Remove potatoes, cool Ing each lightly in lemon juice to pre- tinu" to whip until there are semi-stiff i.i.~salted; You will need: rapidly in ice water, drain well. vent discoloration. shey's, Nestle's chocolate drops, SWISS peaks. Butter at room temperature; One-quarter cup of Pancetta bacon; Put potatoes and mayonnaise in bowl, chocolate> Arrange in wine glasses. Pour tM Finely-chopped garlic; Two tablespoons, olive oil; add cheese, bacon, parsley, chopped tablespoons cognac over fruit in each Three cups, whipping cream Add chocolate cream mixture and Black pepper, freshly ground; One and one-half pound, small red Grand Marnier. Blend at medium baSIl and gadic. Toss well, add salt and glass and drizzle with honey. Garnish Four tablespoons. sugar Brie cheese. new potatoes, washed and halved; pepper. Four tablespoons, Grand Marnier speed for 20 seconds. Take the remam- with fresh mint. ing chocolate (one-quarter pound> and ,Using a double boiler, melt three- chop into small pieces. Add to mousse quarters pound of chocolate. When and mix five seconds more. melted, remove top pan from double Pour mousse into above recipe. or boiler and mix one-half cup Whipping when prepared by itself, pour into cream with wire wisk until chocolate is champagne glasses or glass serving smooth and shiny. Set aside. dish and refrigerate for two hours. 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June 26. 198$- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-s-c WSU names Rahimi to vice president post Cars and the Art School Notebook They Inspire Wayne State University Board of Governors this month approved the ap- , PATRICIA KATHLEEN WHEATLEY 44875 Thornappie pointment of Dr. M.A. Rahimi of Nor- ENDRESS, daughter of Richard and Lane; JEFFREY WILLIAMS, 41849 thville as vice president for computing Kathleen Endress of Northville, Banbury Road and KURT WORF, and Information technology. He will received a Doctor of Osteopathy 18471Jamestown. continue as professor of computer degree June 3 during commence- science in the College of Liberal Arts. ment exercises at Kirksville College JOHN CRAMPTON, son of Anne The new vice president has been of Osteopathic Medicine In and Jack Crampton of 16426 Win- director of university computing and in- Kirifsvllle, Missouri. chester, was among the 100students formation systems as welJ as professor She was among 129 physicians tapped Into the distingUished of computer science since 1983. He graduated this year from the col· honoraries Tower Guard and Mortar came to WSU from Michigan State lege. Board at Michigan State Unlversi· University in 1980to become chairman Dr. Endress received her ty's annual May Morning Sing and professor in the computer science premedical education at Schoolcraft ceremonies. department. Community College, University of Crampton was selected for Tower As vice president, Dr. Rahimi has an Michigan and Albion College, where Guard, a service honorary establish· annual budget In excess of $8 mlJlion she earned a B.S. degree. ed In 1935. Tower Guard selects and responsibility for the computing While a student at KCOM, she was outstanding freshmen on the basis of and teleeommunicatlon Infra-structure the recipient of the Anne Wright high academic achievement, of the university, and for integration of Hazen Scholarship. She also is a character and a willingness to serve. computing Into curriculum, research r member of the American Its main activity is readiIlg to blind and public service activities. Osteopathic Association, Delta students at MSU. Additional responsibilities include Omega Sorority, Student the joint development of new com- D~. '-I.A. RAHIMI Osteopathic Medical Association ANDREA MARIE WALKER, puting and telecommunication systems and the undergraduate chapter of daUghter of Robert and Frances with local industry and expansion of the the American College of General Walker of Northville, has been university'S $2.2 million auxiliary com- work with variouS f~~ultles to identify l Practitioners in Osteopathic awarded an academic scholarship puting business, the university an- where and how computing should be in- Medicine and Surgery. from Northwood Institute and will nounced. tegrated Into our curriculum, research She will Intern at Garden City begin studies in September. Dr. Rahimi gives a high priority to activities and public services," he con· Osteopathic Hospital. Walker is a graduate of Mercy student and faculty access In his plan. tlnued. High School and was awarded a "The number one item on the universi· Dr. Rahimi indicated he is particular- JANE S. FIELD, daUghter of Mr. scholarship based on demonstrated ty computing agenda is computer ac- ly concerned about the future at WSU. and Mrs. David B. Field of 43558Six excellent academic and extracur· cess for our student!. and faculty," he "Recent announcements by General Mile, is among 24 students at ricular performance. said. Motors, the governor's office and the Kalamazoo College recently elected "We will continue to build our University of Michigan make it clear members of Phi Beta Kappa, Delta Three Northville residents were metropolitan,wide and campus that our state is preparing itself to of Michigan Chapter. among the more than 2,700 Miami telecommunications network in support move Into the 21st century. Wayne State Founded at the College of William University students awarded of this effort," he added. University cannot afford to remain and Mary In 1776,Phi Beta Kappa is degrees at commencement He predicted that recent behind in the 20th century," he stated. the oldest academic honor society In ceremonies In May. developments in computer technology The new vice president received a the country. It was established to Students awarded degrees were will have major Influence In the fields Ph.D in computer science from the recognize distinguished academic KIMBERLY ANN BOYLE, 37434 which have been left behind for flnan· University of Iowa In 1968 and has his achievement In the liberal arts and Meadowhlll, bachelor of science In cial or technical reasons. M.S. and B.S. In mathematics from sciences. business; LISA ANN TRUESDELL, "The application of computers to the MSU. 48445Ten Mile, bachelor of science more complex domain of the arts, His wife Carol is a MSU graduate 10 Northville resident PATRICIA In business and HEIDI MARIE humanities and social sciences will be human ecology. He is the father of three L1CKMAN recently was Inducted In· WAGNER, 663 Thayer, bachelor of the major expansion In computer usage daughters and a son. The family lives to the newly formed Nursing Honor arts. In the years ahead," he said. on Fermanagh Drive in Northville Society at Madonna College In "We will begin a major new effort to Township. Livonia In recognition of scholastic HOLLY EGNER, daUghter of Mr. achievement, leadership, creative and Mrs. Richard Egner of 260 support of professional nursing stan· Maplewood, was among the Taylor dards and commitment to scholarly University students receiving Leslie Abitz nursing. degrees at May commencement She is a junior at Madonna. ceremonies. awarded M.D. She received a bachelor of arts Northville resident BARBARA degree in Communications and Leslie C. Abitz, daUghter of Roger ANN LINK WEBER received a Theatre Arts. and Barbara Abitz, 41844 Sunnydale, B.A.S. In Allied Health: Nursing has received her doctor of medicine during commencement exercises DAVID KAMM of 21122 East degree from Michigan State Universi- May 12at Siena Heights College. Glenhaven is among the members of ty. the University of Michigan Men's Hardee's Food Systems, Inc. of Glee Club currently touring Europe. Dr. Abitz will be taking residency Rocky Mount, North Carolina, has The Glee Club will end its five- training In obstetrics and gynecology at announced that Northville resident week European tour this summer Butterworth Hospital In Grand Rapicis. LISA A. ANDERSON has been with a July 13 performance at the awarded a $250 Hardee's Employee Llangollen International Musical Nearly half her class at MSU's Col· Scholarship. Eisteddfod In Wales. lege of Human Medicine is female (44 The annual scholarship program The 55-student ensemble left for women, 48 men>, one of the highest was establisheq .by Hardee's to Rome on June 9 and will be perform- female/male ratios in a class distinguish employ~ who are high Ing 18 concerts In Italy, Greece, graduating this year from a U.S. school seniors or college students, Yugoslavia, Austria, Germany, DR. LESLIE ABITZ medical school. who have high scholastic standards France and England. and have exhibited leadership qualities. Sixteen Northville students were In recognition among the 625 Madonna College Northville residents PATRICIA graduates honored at commence- JOSE, MARJORIE D. MULLER ment ceremonies May 11. and J. JEFFREY VESELENAK Local students receiVing Two earn college honors recently were Inducted Into Sigma bachelor's degrees were AMY Iota Epsilon, Central Michigan ABRAHAM of Morgan Circle; JAMES DUPREY of 41336 Windsor (NASCP>, Duprey has been pUblished University's scholastic business ad· MYRNA ADE of North Hills Drive; Court has been named a lecturer in the in "Packaging Magazine." ministration and management JOHN BERRY of North Hills Drive; School of Management at Lawrence In- honorary. RUSSELL CARPENTER of Fry stitute of Technology in Southfield. Schoolcraft College professor DICK They were recognized for outstan· Road; TERESA FRANCESCHINI of Duprey received a master of science TOMALTY of Northville has received ding scholastic achievement while Rayburn; TERRY GODFROID of degree In strategic planning from the his Ph.D from the University of enrolled In the CMU business ad· Silver Springs; KATHLEEN LA University of Southern California, and Michigan. Tomalty's dissertation is ministration curriculum. GRECA·REmLi of Morgan Circle; both a bachelor and master of business "Human Potential Seminars for Senior CONNIE LANGFIELD of Morgan administration degree from the Univer- Adults In a Community CoJlege Setting: Thirty one Northville residents Circle; GREGG LAWRENCE of sity of Michigan. He is a manager of An Assessment of Growth and Self· were among the nearly 6,000Univer- Jamestown Circle. market analysis and planning at Ex· Actualization ... sity of Michigan students on the Ann LISA LINDSEY of Franklin; CeU-QCorporation. Dr. Tomalty has been a member of Arbor campus receiving degrees SHARON MARSHALL of Old Bridge A member of the North American the Schoolcraft counseling staff since during commencement. Court; WILLIAM McMILLAN of Society for Corporate Planning 1970. 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In the Novi/Northville area alone, a "From a teacher's point of view, having There's another advantage to co-op confusing number of options are nurseries which parents will appreciate available for the two to (Jve-year-old. different parents as classroom aids is - depending upon the program chosen, The Novi Area Preschool Guide, a tuition can be nearly half that of private treasure compiled by Novi Youth great. " nurseries. Anyone who has checked on Assistance and the Novl Public the cost of educating his super tot can Library, describes 16 diUerent pro- allest that the expense may be enough grams, from Montessori to day care. - Joan Sellen. to warrant a raid on Junior's piggy It's enough to make a parent dizzy. No\'i Co-op Pre:-ehool bank. Most preschool programs are The monthly membership meetings similar, oUering a healthy balance bet- are a combination of social and in- ween physical activities (gym games or formational activities: a potluck dinner playground time) and crafts, story time or an ice cream social, and speakers and musical activities. Generally, a who update parents on child develop- dally snack is scheduled, and several ment or parenting topics. Teachers and field trips are planned annually. the job of classroom assistance on a time there's always a parent who says, parents can attend statewide Although the emphasis Is on social rotating basis (usually once to twice a 'I just want to know if Johnny or Susie Is cooperative nursery conferences which development rather than academics, month). In addition, moms and/or dads normal!' feature similar workshops, speakers fun activities which reinforce number are expected to attend an orientation and information, sponsored by the and le\ter recognition, and fine and meeting and general (monthly) "The ability to actually accompany Michigan Cooperative Nursery Council. gross motor coordination are a regular meetings, and be responsible for a com- their child to school and observe him Both Novi and Northville are members. part of most programs. Some teachers mittee (newsletter, equipment, laun- with others Is very assuring. Once Some tips for parents investigating will advise parents on readiness for dry, purchasing, scheduler). children are in kindergarten, they get prospective schools: kindergarten. A major advantage of the co-op ex- on a bus and disappear. At the co-op, • Call for an appointment and visit One preschool experience that's a lit· perience Is the Informal networking parents get to know their children's the school during class hours; tle different from the rest is the co- and support groups formed by parents friends, and learn just what kinds of • Talk to the teacher and parents of operative nursery. Both Novi and Nor· involved In the challenging job of rais- questions to ask to get them talking children attending the school to learn thvllle have co-op nurseries. Novi's is ing toddlers. In our highly mobile socie- about their day." about Its philosophy and goals; located in the Novi Unlled Methodist ty, the extended family is fast becom- "From a teacher's point of view, hav- • Check on adult! child ratio; and Church on Ten Mile, west of ing a rarity; grandparents aren't ing different parents as classroom aids • Understand what your role as Meadowbrook Road; Northville's is In always available for consultation. is great," says Novi's Joan Sellen. parent and/or helper will be. the Old Main Street School at 501 West Joan Sellen, a Northville resident 8:I1d "Each day is a little different. I have all "Nursery school should be a fun ex- Main. Novi's co-op nursery teacher, says, these talented moms and dads helping perience," Sellen summarized. "It Parent involvement is a key ingre- "Parents sometimes feel isolated. It out - their various personalities and should be a happy and exciting place dient in the co-op program. The helps to be given the opportunity to specialities always enrich my pro- where children love to come. Hopefully, nurseries are non-profit organizations, observe other children the same age as gram." these positive feelings will carry over to owned and operated by parents, whose their own in a group selling. They Both teachers believe that the their next school experience." purpose Is to provide a developmental generally find out that their child's children benefit most from their For more information about specific program for children and an educa- temper tantrum isn't all that unusual." parents' participation. It's good for programs call JoAnn Rivers of the Novi tional program for adults. Northville's co-op teacher, Judy their sense of security and self-esteem. Co-op at 349-2007 or Melissa Dore of the Parents hire a teacher, then assume Somershoe, agrees. "At conference Separation anxiety can be lessened Northville Co-op at 455-4460. . , t.. MOVINGUP - Natalie Kankes is top climber at Northville c0- op while Katie Spillane, right, is on her way and T.e. Lopez is just beginning. Comm unity Ch urch plans Messianic seminar Sunday Christian Community Church at 41355 Guest speaker will be Felix Keller, West Six Mile in Northville Township who will launch the seminar during the announces it Is holding a Messianic Sunday School hour at 10 a.m. and con- Seminar this Sunday. tinue during the morning worship ser- The seminar will cover the secular vice atH a.m. and religious history of the Jewish pe0- Special emphasis will be given to the ple, their holidays and cultural life -In work of the Holy Splrlt and the im- times past and today. portance of prayer, the pastor adds. "Our intent Is to bridge the gap that has developed between Christianity and Interested persons are invited to at- Jewish people," explains Pastor Larry tend and learn how to relate the ~-- ~ ------Record photos by STEVE FECHT Frick. Messiah to Jewish friends. 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' include: Northrop & Son • avoid blue· and rose-tinted colors that do not Funeral Directors tend to filter UV light; 3elect amber, brown, gray, or green Caring Since 1910 • consider polarized lenses for use around the 19091Northville Road glare of sand, water, or snow Northville • select sunglasses that filter at least 95% of 348-1233 t~ • UV light (label or lag may so indicate) I': '," j •• 22401Grand River I to t, United Service Organlzallon.lnc • ~o not co.nfuse "high price" with "Quality"; Redford ...I'':' inexpenSIve sunglasses are often effective in I A United Way Agency filtering potentially damaging UV light 531·0537 "S&S, .. s .. " \ • Wednesday, June 26. 193.';- THE NORTHVILLE RECOP.D-1-D Wednesday, June 26, 1985 Sports OldBallpark is new 3 Local skiler tops U.S. 4 • wqt NnrtquiUt 1Recnrll Recreation Briefs 4 Rotary Run Saturday 6 D PRIX-VENTED • Cars stall hopes of two local racers By KEVIN WlLSON hour race itself. The weekend was filled series tries to equalize things by enforc- with practice and qUalifying sessions, ing weight standards that go up with "To finish first, first one must where drivers get to measure engine size. The Fiero has a mandated finish." themselves against the competition minimum weight of 1,600pounds while That's a timeworn credo among auto before the actual event. For Evans and the winning Capris ran at 2,600pounds. racing professionals. Two local drivers Watson, those sessions on the track end- Together with a handling advantage made a strong case last weekend that ed up being more important and, conferred by the mid-i!ngiJle design of • the adage should be amended to add: perhaps, more memorable than what the Fiero and its small size, the weight "Before that, you've got to get happened on race day. differential allows the smaller car to started." post lap times on a par with the more Brookland Farms subdivision resi- 'A neat little car' modest V-8 efforts but not with the dent Tim Evans got only three laps (7.5 front-runners. The Buist/Syfert Fiero was one of miles) Into the 4O-lap, 100-mile Motor For Evans, this year's Trans Am City Trans Am race on downtown three in the field - and underpowe~ race was far from a new experience. even by comparison to the other two. Detroit streets Saturday afternoon Evans makes a liVing as a race car when his run was finished by engine While Evans' engine used carburetors, driver - when he's not behind the Bol>Earl's Huffaker Racing Fiero ran failure. wheel on the track, he's working as an Novi resident Gary Watson didn't at a full 3-liters and used fuel injection. instructor for the Skip Barber SChool The difference? Judging strictly by even get that far - his Sports Renault for race car driving. Some of the young car's engine failed to start when the qUalifying times, about six seconds. drivers competing In Detroit last Evans estimated that the Huffaker car race did prior to Sunday'S Detroit weekend were his students. Grand Prix and Watson was left on the put out 325horsepower. Even the Detroit track was nothing The second Fiero in the field was that front straight as the 56-Carfield moved new for Evans - he's probably racked away on its warm-up lap. of Clay Young, a driver who ordinarily up more mileage there than anyone else races the car - and wins - in a dif- Course workers made a valiant but who has ever driven the 26-turn circuit. futile effort to push start the dark- ferent sports car series. Young was less As the designated Grand Prix chase car than 0.6 second faster than Evans, yellow number 52,but the engine would driver, Evans kept busy between Trans despite his power advantage. Evans not fire and Watson was left to con- Am practices shuttling course officials, template his ill fortune while the pack qUalified 20th, midfield, with a lap time workers and celebrities around the of2:12 while Young was 18th and gridd- of identical cars buued past the start- track. When the main event took place finish line to take the green flag. ed right in front of the silver-and-red Sunday, he was the fellow driving the Buist/Syfert car. A three-day race weekend, of course, Mercury Capri that followed the For- involves more than a half-hour or one- What's it like to drive David on the mula One cars on their first lap. His track with Goliath? ".Kind of strange passenger was a doctor and the mission - 1 can outbrake practically anyone, was to insure prompt medical attention drive around them on the inside of the should the crowded first-lap situation turns," Evans explained. "They blow lead to an accident. right past me down the straight, But it was driving the Buist/Syfert though." Racing Fiero that gave Evans a real His friend and fellow entrant Bill charge. Wink, who runs a Camaro, confirmed "It's a neat little car, really sweet. the analysis. "Timmy'S having a lot of It's a whole lot of fun," he said while fun out there," be said. "He's doing a preparing in the pits before the race. great job, driving deep into the corners, "It handies beautifully and, boy, has it clipping his apexes right next to the got brakes." wall. He can put that car anywhere and What it didn't have was a lot of just drive around you. Of course, on the power. In a field of Capris, Camaros next straight he might as well be stan- and Firebirds boasting 5-liter V-8 ding still." engines and 600-horsepower, Evans Summing up the Fiero's track was driving a 2.7-liter fOQr-eylinder charar.teristics, Evans called it "a two- with a guesstimated 250horsepower. The Sports Car Club of America (SCC~) ~hict1 sanctions the Trans Am ~tfnuedOD2 Were Celebrating ••• Our 25th Anniversary! 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It was highly competitive and right up." Her husband was too steam· : un III conjunctIOn with a series for ed to comment Sunday. On your ~ark, more powerful cars that ranked as \menca's premier road racing series. The real disappointment was that Dnn'r" of these larger cars, which ran Watson had shown himSelf to be a sur· "', the same tracks at the same time, in- vivor in practice and qUalifying - had Get set.,'and ... cluded a competitor whose name Is now . he started, he probably would have familiar around Detroit - Keke been around at thi: end. His best qUali- Ho"berg, willner of Sunday's Grand fying time of 2:34 put him 43rd In the Pnx field - nowhere near the front (many • • • maybe next time " :,..... "," For E\ ans to compare the drivers broke the 2:30 barrier), but llroductlOn·based Fiero to the Can Am then, he did It without hitting anything. l,lr". which are designed for racing Understanding why that's Important • ,. om the ground up, is high praise. takes some explanation. But S"turday wasn't a day for Fleros - Young got 10 laps, Earl went 16, and Sports Renault cars are a recent 1·;\ ans three • creation purporting to emphaslzp. \\ hen the flag dropped and the field driver talent by eliminating the other ")Jl ed down the fastest straight on the variables - such as money spent, track, Evans and Young were both mechanical wizardry and better tires. Buist/Syfert Racing te3m members ,'ngulfed by higher-powered cars that All the cars are identical when they push Fiero racer into better position to ';dO started behind them. Holding a leave the factory over In Livonia. work on engine during hectic pit stop ,tp"d, Illle down the middle of the at Saturday's Trans Am. 100, abo~'e With a relatively low cost ($10,000 a tl ack: Enn::.lost only three places dur- right. Driver Tim Evans sits patiroUy m~ the lap, all of them before the first co~y), the cJass has attracted hundreds in the car, hoping to reenter race tllrn o( u1lddlng professional race car '{unl1lng last year's Trans Am to a drivers, many with little or no ex- (right) while spark plug expert ",...th place finish /that year In a perience. These drivers are just learn· George Minto (at left in photo) tells i' Ircblrdl showed the race would lik£'ly ing the trade. And lean:lng means mak- Terry Satchell and John Erickson that feature high attrition and Evans' game ing mistakes. the engine has had enough. Below, p!~n was to fimsh. But t>e came by on Novi Sports Renault driver Gary Wat- ,he ~econd tour gesturing toward to If there's one thing everyone oUght to son encounters even worse luck than OJch of the car (where the engine is) know by now about the concrete-walled Detroit racing track, It's that there is no did Evans; even a healthy push from IIhill' a Camaro not only passed the Flcro. but made It look like it was park- room for error. Put Inexperienced aPd course workers could not start the ambitious drivers on such a track, and ej vapor-locked engine. Record photos Evans drove mto the pits at the end of it starts looking like a pinball machine by Kevin Wilson. h'::. trlrd lap and the crew could hear gone mad. the engme misfire. Lifting the cover off Saturday's scheduled half-hour quali- tne engme, they started pulling spark fying session ran to a full hour after be- "iu(;" ar.d handing them to George Min- ing stopped several times to cJpar to ChampIOn Spark Plu~'s man-on-the- crashed cars off the course. Watson ~('ene took one excursion off the racing line at Eymg the plug ends through a loupe, turn three - a point to become in- :.~mto rendered his verdict: one plug famous on Sunday when no less than ,nOlIcd oil and bits of what could be the four of the "best drivers in the world" top of a pIston melting or a valve burn· couldn't make the turn Near the very " "if I were you, I'd shut Itdcwn," he end of the session, he spun at turn 11 in \ I~ed Greg Syfert. Syfert passed the tandem with another driver. But he • . d along to Eva'1S and his race was never hit anything - which is more '; 'ne \I, hen It had hardly begun. than can be said for many of those Ill' lIas credited with only two full whose cars started on Sunday morning . .,:ps, IllS pit preceding the start-finish 1I[1eon the track. His total time on t'Jose The Sports Renault garage area look- 1\1 () laps was less than five minutes. ed like a wrecking yard late Saturday "It was fun while it lasted," he said. and It seemed impossible to believe a ";.l 0 sense m gomg back out just to blGW full 57 cars would be available to start liD the engme." the next day. But, as Watson noted, the cars are pretty sturdy and it takes a . , heavy blow to Inflict irreparable 1Jod{{e 'em in Detroit damage. The dodge-em derby c.ontinued ~un- There wasn't any question of blowing d?y while Watson fumed on the up Gary Watson's engine, though he sidelines. The race lasted 29 minutes, 44 IlllglIt have thought about dynamite seconds in which the cars di(j 12 laps (30 II!len the 1.7-hter Renault wouldn't fire miles;. Course workers reported 28 in- c.: the startmg grid. 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Over there on the little stand "There were only 68,000 of those is the helmet Bobby Hebert wore in the things printed," Leahy says. "and you Michigan Panthers' USFL champion- can figure there's nowhere near that ship game. Behind the co'mter there many In circulation." are stacks of baseball cards and photos Those picturing a grubby, messy • of ballplayers. In the back office is a shop headed by an Oscar Madison type glant 1984Tiger schedule autographed might be surpr1s-.."dat the neat interior by the entire Tiger team. of the Old Ballpark. The visible goods But a sports burr can have llven more there barely hint at the warehouse of fun on those rare occasions when the collector's items 'available, and the t- owner, M!ke l.eahy, Is in a!ld has some shirts, jackets and caps for all ages time to chat alx>uthis hobby and living. make it a promising one-stopplace for "There's a friend of mine," the Wix- gift-buying. om resident says between phone calls, Leahy's Novi store is much smaller "a guy who's collection has to be worth than the ethers he operates - he open- at least half a million, who's got an ed his first Old Ballpark in Livonia in • ~utographed picture of Abner Double- 1979, soonmoved to a larger location in .day- in a confederate uniform." that city. Later, he added yet another Record photo by STEVE FECHT Top that one,you guys with Al Kaline store in Rochester. But the Novi branch Chet Lemon's bat and Andy Blair are among The Old Ballpark's attractions rookie cards. might turn out to be the one that gives While Leahy's personal collection of him the most satisfaction. baseball memorabilia is nothing to spit "I'm glad to get a store ill this area," about raising money for their new good friend of several present and hockey sticks autographed by Gordie "I was getting to the point where I tobacco at (Leahy doesn't even like to Leahy says. "I know a ton of people baseball facility, (Western baseball former Tigers. His All-Star Marketing Howe dt ""t move that fast." had to ask myself what do I really want talk on the record about it !)e(:ausehe's around here." and football coach) Chuck Apap came firm handIes promotional posters for It's possible that will change, to do. I knew I was bringing in a lot of lired of rejecting would-be pur- Leahy's conn2Ctionsin this area have up to me and asked if I'd be interested Alan Trammell and Lance Parrish, and however. "Right now. sports money at card-trading shows. And I chasers), he's delighted at being able to already made him something of a in helping out," Leahy reealls. "I told his family is clGse to ex·Tigers Glenn memorabilia is the fastP.st-growingin- knew if worse came to worse, I could make a very good living out in a hometown hero, along with Novi Old him I'd think about it, so of course, Wilson and Rick Leach. dustry in the country. I think there's a sell off part of my collection and make a business that can provide hours of en- Ballpark store manager Andy Blair of Chuck starts calling me every night and "A lot of players and their wives are place for it in every city in the U.S.,.. nVing. ·_ joyroent to even a small-scale collector. Walled Lake. finally wore me down." interested in the kind of memorabilia I Leahy says. "I'd been in the chemical business 15 ~ "It's not a rich man':; hobby," !XIys Blair, who manages the Old Ballpark Good thing he did, too. Leahy manag- carry," he says. "They're always bUy- years, and there really wasn't anything Leahy would have made a goodliving Leahy. "For $200 a year, a collector can warehouse as well as the Novi branch ed to bring in $25,00:: ior Western's new ing things for friends. Mrs. (former pit- left to do. I think if I hadn't gotten into even if he hadn't gotten into have a real good time, and have a col- store, is the president of Walled Lake baseball park, and roped two friends - ching coachRoger) Craig just called up (sports memorabilia) I wouldn't have memorabilia. 3l:fore he became a pro- lection that will t:iple in value in five Western's athletic booster club. HI.<; former Tiger third baseman Howard and ordered a lot of '84 championship escapedit at all. years." son, Bill, is among the U.S.' most pro- Johnson and columnist Bob Talbert - things. f~ional memorabilia dealer, Leahy Leahy has a stack of hundreds of 1984 mising Greco-Roman wrestlers and a as guestspeakers for Western's athletic was in the chemical industry, pulling "Most guys," Leahy adds, "find out World series yearbooks, the onesgoing football standout for the Warriors. banquet last December. The emphasis is on baseball at his down a six-figure income. too late they should be doing something for $4 practically everywhere last fall. Prominently displayed on the wall of Leahy also helps out from time to store, although he also has Needlessto say, it worried his mother they really love. 1 was lucky I had a It's now going for $10, and it's going to Lea..lly's oftic(' <>tthe new store is a cer- time in other charity projects, in- memorabilia marketing agreements when he quit the job. But Leahy and his hobby that was profitable, like a guy continue goL'Igup as '84 fades further tificate of appreciation from Walled cluding running last year's Cystic with the Pistons, Lions and Red Wings. family were more worried about the who's refinishing furniture. I must have . into the past. Lake Western for Leahy's efforts as Fibrosis benefit auction of Detroit "There's not quite the demand in drawbacks of his high-paying job (near- met 5.000 people who've come in here .. "The '68 World series yearbook ISgo- chair of the Walled Lake Western Tiger sports eqUipment. He has also thosesports," Leahy points out. "There constant travel, lack of future and say, 'I'd give anything to do this.' ing for $50," Leahy notes... And the '84 Stadium Committee. raised money to combat child abuse. isn't much in the way of basketball challenges) than the prospects of his "Probably 1,000 of them could, with a oae is going to fetch a Jot more than that "When the boostl'rs were talking Leahy's profession has made him a memorabilia to get a hold of, and even lIewone. little push," he adds. Mantle Blue extends win streak to eight games ByB.J.MARTIN Leading 4-3in the seventh, Jeff Harp dug a third strike out of the dirt and fired to first to complete a Mantle League standings Northville's hottest basebal\ team stayed red·hot strikeout that openedthe inning. last week, as Mickey Mantle Division-leading Nor- thville I (Blue) extended a season-longwin streak to After a walk and a wild pitch, second baseman eight gameswith four victories. Martin short-hoppeda hard grollJlder for the second TEAM W L Team W L Blue had it all last week: offense (44 runs in five out while the ronner advanced to third. The next Southgate hitter smashed a grounder into the hole Bloomfield 4 5 games), pitching (an average of 3.6 runs per game), N'VILLE BLUE 8 0 Highland 3 4 and most of all, defense. toward left field, but thlrd baseman Lobbia knocked Ply-$alem 8 0 Crestwood I 3 4 "We said going into this seasonwe'd be working the ball down, picked it up and rifled the ball to first West. Fed. I 7 0 Ply-Canton 3 4 Melvmdale 5 1 West Seven 3 4 hardest on defense," said Blue Coach Ed Harp, to nip the batter by half a step. RlveNlew 3 1 S. Farm 3 4 noting his team has"commltted only etght"errors in Southgate 3 1 Allen Park 2 4 eight games. "That puts pressure on the other "Just superb defense," said CoachHarp. Waterford 3 1 livonia 3 6 Garden City 4 2 BelleVille 2 6 teams - they have to find other ways to beat you." Starhr Brett Loomis went all the way to pick up NF-WB 4 2 Flat Rock 2 6 Ddense proved to be the difference in the only the win, scattering five hits, striking out seven and West. Fed. II 5 3 Blrnungham 1 3 closegame Blue had all week - a 4-3squeaker over walking just one. Scott Gal,! socked a two-run dou- Taylor 3 3 Wmdsor o 3 Bloomfield 4 5 Woodhaven o 4 previously-unbeaten SouthgateonSaturday. ble, scored once and singld once for B~ue.Lobbia Sparkling defEnsive plays by catcher Jeff Harp was 2-for-3 and scored a run, and LoomiS and Mar- and infielders Doug Martin and Jotm Lobbia kept tin each had onehit and oneRBI. the game from going into extra innings with some sharp seventh-inning glovework. Continued on 4 SWIMMING "I'VE LOOKED AROUND,AND I'M POOLS AT CJTY OF NORTHVILLE CONFIDENT THAT LIBERTY DISCOUNT CITY HALL CLOSED GIVES ME THE BEST PROTECTION JULY 4,1985 FOR THE RIGHT PRICE?' PRICES SEE OUR D/SPLA Y REFUSE PICK-UP CHANGE J,m West and daughter AllISon OF BEAUTIFUL POOLS Auto. 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PROPERTIES ON NORTH SIDE OF Liberty Mutual Insurance Company 30400 Telegraph Road Birmingham, Michigan 48010 645-2700 EIGHT MILE ROAD WEST OF L,celty ~u"'.c\l I"S"".lnc~ COl'T'p.ln.,. ... oe-T.,. Mu'u,21 c Fe InSu''\''lCe CO"'~ 1", LEXINGTON COMMONS llJe T.,.l 'e AS'!lu,,,r'\(e C.ompJll.,. ot 6o!Jlon ~.V"n{'Oft,'c 6o!lotOl'l Doug Martin held Windsor to two earned runs SUBDIVISION COUPON Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held on ~------~------Monday, July 15, 1985, at 8:00 p.m. in the Council Room of the Municipal Building, 215 W. Main St., for the purpose of hearing "NEWSOF'I!' :KOREAN KARATE FREE UNIFORM comments from tlie property owners proposed to be assessed for I Master Instructor Sang Sop, Kil With enrollment in summer water main improvements to serve properties on the north side of DENTURES I 8th Degree Black Belt classes Eight Mile Road west of Lexington Commons Subdiv:sion. E. Local schusser beats geography to win top U.S. ranking .Ift , By B.J. MARTIN be in the Olympics. I'm not so much in· terested In being a pro. But the Olym· The Novi-Northville area isn't exact· ~Jim (Young) can be very proud: .. It's a pies ... that would be fantastic." Iy noted for its downhill skiing. But residents here can lay claim to being great accomplishment.' His best chance, he thinks, would be neighbors of a nationally top-ranked in slalom racing, as opposed to giant schusser. slalom. In the fonner, gates are placed Jim Young, whose family lives right - Boh Beattit' close together, requiring relatively on the Novi·Northville border, Eight more cornering skill and quickness, but MJle Road, claimed a national number :VitST.-1R COJllllli...~iOlJt·r relatively less pure speed. NASTAR one ranking (age group 13-15) in the competition takes place on what Young 1984-85 Junior NASTAR recreational calls "sort of a long giant slalom." ski competition, NASTAR o((icials "With giant slalom, one you start, recently announced. resort for daily (when there's snow) and links. He's an honor student and you don't have to think as much," • The nationwide ski competition, af· practices lasting an average of seven says he is determined to graduate with Young says. "I like regular slalom; It's ftliated with Coca·Cola and SKI hours. a grade point average of at least 3.75. more challenging to me." Magazine, hosted upwards of 100,000 Although he says he has competed As if that isn't enough, Young also plays young participants (30,000 In Young's Young hopes to speciallu:: in slalom seriously for less than two years (and piano pretty well. through the Central United States Ski age bracket>. competing at 135 ski only last season began traveling to "I'd like to either go to college in Col- areas In 30 states Young's handicap of Association someday, although his 1m· other states for racing), Young was orado, where I'd have lots of time to mediate plans are to move up to 4.5 placed first in the nation when clock· picked captain of the '84-85 Mount practice. or go to maybe Princeton or lOgSof skiers in his age group across NASTAR's 16-18-year-old bracket this Brighton Junior Expo race team. Harvard." he says. coming winter. the U.S. were computed. "They have some of the best artificial Although he's a little soft·spoken on Ajunior NASTAR handicap is figured snow·making equipment there is at the subject of himself, Young confesses He notes his training regimen will by comparing his or her course comple- Mount Brighton," says Young, who will his dream is no modest one: "A lot likely be even better than last season's tion time to ltJat of the leading profes· start his junior year at Novi High depends on how things go in the next for at least one reason: sional pace setter over the course. School this fall. "They do a really good couple years, but I've always wanted to "I'll be able to drive." YOl.I,g'stwo best runs averaged 4.5 per· job there. Usually you can ski from Jim Young digs inon NASTAR race course cent slower than the top pro time - the November through the end of March." lowest handicap of any skier in the Boys Young's workouts don't quit after 13-15age group In the U.S. winter is over, however. For about Young, 15, recorded "between 60 and three hours a day, he runs a zig-zag 70" (his estimate) race times last "slalom" course, complete with gates, winte;' on various courses, including In the spacious back yard of his fami· Michigan's Mount Brighton, Alpine Iy's home on Eight Mile Road. Even Valley, Boyne Mountain and Sugarloaf, thpugh he runs the course in sneakers as well as Colorado's Steamboat Spr· instead of on skis, the practice helps mgs. which he visited on vacation in him preserve his balance skills. March. Young also plays golf and tennis. His Because of his first-place rank, golf ability should land him a key spot Young will receive a trophy, patch and on Novi's varsity golf team this fall, a listing on the Coca-Cola Junior Nastar while his daily two-hour tennis sessions, Leader Board, published in SKI he says, are mostly to keep his hand- Magazine. eye coordination intact. "Jim can be very proud," said Young started skiing on a friend's in· NASTAR Commissioner Bob Beattie. vitation about five years ago, and "Only a small percentage of those who althOUghhis determination to excel in it race are listed on the Leader Board. It's is more recent, he says he has been a great accomplishment for these hooked (rom the start. "I was the first kids." (in our family) to get interested," he Young mostly skis at Mount Brighton says. "Since then, my brother, sister, and at Alpine Valley resort in Milford. Dad and Mom followed." From the beginning day of ski season to Young's dedication translates to the the final day. Young rides out to the classroom as well as the slopes, court Blue squad continues season-long win streak Continued from 3 nings, then settled down and walked no more to blank Crestwood II the rest of Northville toppled Plymouth Canton the way. He ended the game allowing 9-4 in a June 13encounter. An eight-run just five hits and striking out eight. rally in the second gave starter/winner June IS, Blue routed Garden City 10-3 Loomis and reliever Jeff Tanderys on Eric Gala's two-hitter and a nine-hit plenty of room to work. offense led by Tanderys (2·for·2, two Tanderys touched off Blue's second- RBIl, Lobbia and Martin (one hit, two The skier and the tools of his trade take a training break Recold photo by STEVE FECHT mning rally with a single and ended the RBI each). Gala fanned six and walked offensive barrage with a three-run six for the complete-game win. homer in the same inning. In between, Northville clouted Windsor 7-2 on CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS Plymouth Canton issued five bases on Thursday, scoring six times in the first ~ Any·typepropertY ahywfiere . balls and a two-run single by Ken inning and coasting behind a in·Michigan. 24 Hours Kehoe. workmanlike complet,e-game pitching Call Free 1-8007292-155'0.... Aside from Tanderys, Eric Kapelan- effort by Martin and error-free defense. Free Landscape ski was the only Blue hitter with two Martin scattered nine hits, four in the First·National Acceptaqce Co. runs and two hits - a single and a dou- fourth, when Windsor scored its only ble. runs. He fanned five and walked one. Design Service* On Tuesday, June 18, Blue whipped Martin provided his own winning Crestwood II by a 1Hcount, pounding margin with a three-run homer in the COUPON Good any Monday In July rut 15 hits. Martin went 4-(or-4 and first. Five straight Blue hitters followed ,------, s~;)red three runs to lead the charge, him with singles to chase away the while Tanderys went 2-for-5 with four Canadians. RBI. Kapelanski had three hits, three Tabaczynski went 2-for·3 with one IS~~!e~~eO I runs and three RBI and Jeff Harp two RBI, on his fifth·inning single. I Get1 FREE withcart m,,; I hits, three runs and two RBI. 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Is supposed to be In place two years, but home dates for doubleheaders as one been sustained by Western Lakes Ac· WLAA's reputation negates that argu- "There are those who would say that "It makes a lot of sense although It's some A.D.'s, including Thayer, are not possible solution . .. tlvltles Association athletic directors. ment somewhat. you can't get any better competition burdensome In one respect," Frelllck opposed to making changes if problems To be a state contender or to get state The Western Lakes wiJI sport a new "There are those who would argue than what you have In your own con- noted. "If a team doesn't have a lot ot occur. recognition for your kids, you need to alignment next year with the additions that we have one of the toughest ference," he declared. "You get pitching and Is faced with a heavy week "We could make exceptions," said get exposure," he said. "You can't do of North Farmington, Livonia Franklin baseball conferences In the state right through your league and YOU'll be of doublehe:tders because of ralnouts, It Thayer. "We've made exceptions in that if you don't play outside your area. and Westland John Glenn high schools, could cause problems. here," Holland said. "You have your prepared to move on." other sports so we better be prepared to He further pointed out that WLAA hands full with your own conference plus the elimination of Livonia Bentley. "I think playing on TUesdays and Athletic directors also noted that make them for the baseball coaches. teams are lucky to playas many as 20 schedule, you don't need to make many Instead of two five-team divisions, the Thursdays might be better," he said, teams have the option of scheduling But as a rule, I don't like to mess with games In a season. "You get teams like more challenges. WLAA will feature a pair ot six-team adding such a schedule would free up doubleheaders or crossover games with the conference schedule. Idon't want to Bishop Gallagher playing 50. How can Considering Farmington Harrison's divisions. weekends for tournament play, or the second game not counting on the see any coach tr/ing to manipulate the you expect to compete?" final·four finish this season, and Walled Athletic directors for league schools games against traditional non· league record. met recently to begin hammprlng ol,lt conference rivals such as Novi and Nor- schedules. tor the 1986 prep sports thviUe. season. All seemed well until the "We now play on Mondays, baseball Schedules were drafted. Wednesdays and Fridays, and I never I The Michigan High School Athletlc have understood that," Frellick added. Association allows prep baseball teams A solution offered by some coaches 18 dates In the spring to schedule was to play single crossover (Lakes RecreAction games. Sixteen of thse dates, according Division against Western Division) to the WLAA schedule, will be consum- games Monday, Wednesday and Friday ed by league games. This drew early In the season. Then teams woould criticism from several baseball play intra-division games In a series of coaches In the conference. doubleheaders, thereby opening up "I tell you, I'm very upset by this," weekends. said Plymouth Canton baseball coach Treal Yourself fa , ------,Our DeliCIOUS I 52 Saturday Laurel FURNITURE ~------I11/2 OFF DEVELOPING •• "1- 'DiDnerforTwo',' , & PRINTING :.4 I tOoz. NewVork I, on diSC. 110. 126 or 35mm color pnnt roll ollilm (full • • I, frame. 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'679 Reg.'959 only) GOOdMonday through ~ ~.~~:.O'Shea's TllurS on Saturday NorthvUle hung tough In pursult of a Draper laced a two-run triple In that playoff berth In Livonia Collegiate Consider yourself warned. frame. • Baseball League action last week by NorthvUle played two teams on Sun· The streets of NorthvIlle will be beating Westland 10-5 on Friday, but day, losing the first game of the after- fUlIng up with runners Saturday dropping two games against league noon 11-7 to Garden City and dropping morning for the fIrst-ever June run- rivals on Sunday. the nightcap 7-4 to Livonia Adray. ning of the Discover NorthvIlle Run. The 1·2 week (a Wednesday game In the opening game, NorthvUle took The annual event, moved from Its was cancelled) lowered the team's an early lead that held untIl Garden CI- usual October date, has already record to 6-8 as the mldseason point ty knotted the score 3-3 after three inn· drawn about 200 entries, reports nears. But NorthvIlle Is In fourth place. Ings. race director Dick MIlder. That N The team wIll qualify for a league In the fourth, the dam broke, as number is down somewhat from playoff spot should they stay at that Garden City scored four times and previous years, due, no doubt, to the level In the standings. For a first-year never traIled again. Starter Scott Ford changed date of the event. Collegiate squad, that's no small ac- took the loss, but most of the after- This year's five-kilometer, 10- complishment. noon's damage came off Chris WUlerer, .. kilometer and Fun Run events will "It's really remarkable we're doing appearing in relief. begin at NorthvUle Downs, with the as well as we are," noted Coach Fred children's Fun Run at 9 a.m. and the t "That was Chris' first extended ap- Schmidt. "We've jumped two classes of pearance since he developed a sore longer races both starting after- •••••••••• baseball, our guys. They were in arm," said Schmidt. "We needed to get wards (about 9:30). Mickey Mantle league last year, and Entry fee is $7 in advance, $9 the this year they completely bypassed the him some work." Eric Engel clouted a two-run double day of the race (untIl 8:30 a.m. at the normal progression to Connie Mack and for Northville and third baseman Scott track). Entrants wIll receive a free jumped all the way to Collegiate." towel as well as food and In Friday'S victory over Westland, Peterson had an RBI single. refreshments after the race, Northville stater Dan Zang started Livonia Adray overcame an early 4-1 courtesy of numerous local dona- shaky and finished anything but. In the Northville lead by scoring four runs in Ai tions. Proceeds for the run wUl go to first inning, he was touched for three the sixth - all with two out. Dave Kim- ...... various community service projects •.... Z runs on six hits. But he settled down ball took the loss, with Mark Persall backed by NorthvIlle Rotary. III quickly and allowed three hits the rest working the last two innings and allow- To obtain race registration forms, ::E III of the way to pick up the complete- ing two sInJdes. or for more information, phone 476- ..J U game victory . 7330. First baseman George Clark led Nor· Nothville scored all four of its runs In the second inning. Clark and Greg Ryba • • 10 Kilometer Run thville's offensive attack by going 4-for- 4 and driving in three runs. Zack opened the inning with singles. After a Childress had two hits in four trips and walk, Rob Cannon sent two runners drove in two runs. home with a single, and Engel bashed a Northville broke open a 3-3 tie with bases-loaded double for two more runs. five runs in the third inning. Scott Then the bats fell sIlent. "They kept chipping away at us, and in the sixth we 'iL just sort offell apart." Schmidt said. Northville now enters one of the schedule's toughest weeks, beginning The Mighty Quin~ helps to defeat the Finns with a battle against a few old friends tonight. Northville will face Livonia Walter's Appliance at 8: 15p.m. tonight at Livonia's Ford Field. Playing for ByB.J.MARTIN U.S.'s leading Division III college foot- the ena of their football season - and The Finns reportedly chose to take on picking the best defensive team," Walter's are three former Northville ball offense, took on the Helsinki Na- they were bigger and faster than we Alma for a chance to study the Scots' Quinn smirked. Now here's a distinction for you: tional All-Stars, composed of the best were. high-powered offense. But they might An All-Area running back for the High School baseball standouts: pitcher Doug Doyle, infielder Dave Longridge John Quinn, an alumnus of Northville football players in all Finland, in a June "But they didn't know enough techni- have wound up ruing their choice. In a Mustangs in 1983,Quinn became an im- High School, has become the first ex- 4 encounter. ques. Most have only been playing preliminary game just before the Arc- portant part of the Scot offense last fall. and outfielder Steve Frellick. "'- Mustang ever to compete in the Arctic The winner of the 1985fIrst-ever Arc- seven or eight years, and that's not He averaged nearly 25 yards per kick tic Bowl, the Scots iced the Finnish Nor- Friday, Northville returns to Livonia Bowl. tic Bowl? The Alma College Scots by a much time to get the basics down." return and 15yards per punt return. He thern Lights 72~. Thus in two games, Ford Field to play Livonia Adray at Didn't catch the Arctic Bowl? Not slim 53-0 margin. By contrast, the Scots prepared only saw limited time at taIlback, but that little Alma beat Finland's best by a 5:30 p.m. Sunday the team will take on , surprising. You would have had to pick "Our offense was too much for 15 days for the game - the maximum could change this coming season. combined total of 125-0. Redford Little Caesar's In a twi·night it up from Helsinki, Finland. That's them," Quinn chuckled this week. time they are permitted to practice dur- "Our starting taIlback from last fall "They might have been better off doubleheader at Redford Township's where Alma College, P')ssessor of the "They'~ practiced extensively - it was ing the off·season. (Mark Konectny) was drafted by the Capitol Park. Action is scheduled to pros," Quinn said. "He's playing In the begin at 5:30 p.m. Sunday. USFL now. So I've got a shot at a star- ting spot this fall." Quinn made his mark in the first-ever Arctic Bowl by scoring a 4o-yard TD on Northville alum a sweep. In the preliminary Wipeout of the Northern Lights, he rambled 75 yards for a touchdown on a punt return. on Harvard team:~ And, ob yes - he got to see FIDIand,' too. Northville High Sch'>Ol'84 graduate "It's unbelievably beautiful," Quinn Jerry PaWloski, now a freshman at reported. "It was really a friendship Harvard University in Massachusetts, trip. I stayed at one of tl1e players' is making a mark as a hockey player in family's house in downtown Helsinki. the Ivy League. Among the sights Quinn took in was a Pawloski, with winger Lane Mac· tour to where Finland borders the Donald of Wisconsin, received the Soviet Union. "It was a great ex- George Percy Award, wich goes to a ,ft. perience. After the trip a few of us took member of the freshman class for en· , a cruise from Helsinki to Stockholm thusiasm, sportsmanship, team spirit that was fantastic." and loyalty. Quinn is eager to return, too. "There's a chance we may go again my Pawloski, described by the Harvard senior year here," he said. But, he Sports News Bureau as a "solid first- noted, he has a more pressing concern year bluelIner, limiting the pressure on - his role on the team this fall. the Harvard goaltender," tallied nine "I've been doing a lot of workouts and assists in his first season. THEN AND NOW - Nor- weight-lifting this summer. I really thville's John Quinn'S want the starting spot this fall," he Harvard shared the Ivy League quickness kept him nmning said. championship last season and advanc- out of the clutches of tacklers His favorite part of the trip? ed to the NCAA quarteriInals. Pawloski i, when he was the Mustangs' "The girls," Quinn beamed. "The received his award at the team's an- . workhorse tailback in 1983. girls are gorgeous there." nual breakup dinner at the Harvard As a running back and return No\\, that's incentive. 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