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• Pc.!bhU16Qn Number USPS 2968aO Vol. 118,No.3, Three sections, 38Pages, Plus Supplements I Township sues • By ANITA CRONE against escape. said she expected the transfer of prisoners to occur The suit charges that the perimeter fence around the . The suit names Robert Brown, Jr., director of the "within three to five weeks." prison is not complete; that windows are not barred: Northville Township is seeking an injunction to stop state department of corrections, the corrections com- "It is absolutely unconscionable to allow prisoners to and that the corrections department will be unable to the Michigan Department of Corrections from housing missioners and John Jabe, warden of the prison. be moved into this facility until it is completed," said prevent the mingling of construction workers and 300 medium security prisoners at the Scott Regional Although the prison originally was scheduled to open an irate Susan Heintz, township supervisor. "We know prison inmates at the site. Prison before the facility is complete. in November, Gail Light, a spokesperson for the cor- that Robert Brown circulated a memo to the State The township attorney said he was "hopeful" a hear- i'ections department, said Tuesday it was her Legislators listing sites where some 1.900 prisoners ing on the injunction requests could be set earlier than A lawsuit, which was expected to be filed yesterday understanding the department intended to house would be housed temporarily. Scott was not mentioned the 10000ayperiod allowed by law. in Wayne County Circuit Court, asks the court to tem- "about 250 prisoners{' in the common area of the as a possible site, so it seems the Corrections Depart- "It Is our understanding the Department of CorreC- porarily and permanently enjoin the corrections prison, including the school building and Industrial ment lied to the legislature as well as to us." tions Intends to move prisoners onto the site very soon. department from moving the prisoners to the Nor- building, under the supervision of officials at Phoenix Township officials contend that placing the prisoners The intent of this suit is to prevent that from happening • thvme Township site until such time as the cell block Correctional Institute, which Is located adjacent to the at the Scott site before the prison is complete would until construction at the site Is complete and the prison portion is complete and the entire prison site is secured still-under-constructlon Scott Regional Prison. Light present a danger to the community. area Is secured," he said. Police, fire Scott warden eyes millages community imput • on ballot By ANITA CRONE While much of the attention is John Jabe aimed for an engineer- focused on the candidates running in ing career when he graduated from the August primary, township voters the University of Michigan in 1962. will have money questions facing But nearly a quarter century later, them - specifically whether to ap- Jabe finds himself in a totally dif- prove or disapprove millage ferentline of work - engineering the renewals for the police department opening of the Scott Center. Jabe is operations and whether to tax the warden of the prototype prison. themselves an 'additional .6 mills to A low-key individual, both in de- • build a new township fire station. meanor and in attire, Jabe, who Two proposals for police depart- bears a remarkable resemblance to . ment funding, one for. 7 mills and one CBS basketball analyst Billy Packer, for 1.5 mills, are up for renewal and comes to his new job from the Ionia Chief of Police Kenneth Hardesty reformatory, where he was the says passage is "absolutely im- warden for seven years. And he says perative." some of the ideas which worked at Hardesty said the funding con- the reformatory, he hopes to imple-
e •• stitutes one-half.(l~ the poHct'~depart- ment at Scott. ment's annual budget. with the He realizes he cannot do it alone. millage being .supplemented by however. JOHNJABE money from the general fund as well "Scott is part of the community, • as by state revenues. . and we hope to involve the prisoners the prisoners, but I can't and won't "The people have always been and the community in mutual ef- try to rehabilitate someone. That's very supportive of the department," forts," he says, noting that he is look- up to each individual." . Hardesty said. "Like everyone, they ing for volunteers to help implement Jabe says that the Michigan want to know exactly what the money vocational training programs, educa- Department of Corrections does pro- is being spent for, and we've shown tional programs, a community vide policies, but those are very them that their tax dollars are well liaison group with monthly meetings broad since they apply to all of the spent." and even a Jaycees chapter. In addi- department's facilities, "The warden Although the money is not tion, the prison, once operational, at each institution then adapts those specifically earmarked, Hardesty will employ 242people, ranging from policies to the individual institu- noted that the funds will be used for food service workers to a physician, tions." the ongoing upgrading of eqUipment, to guards. Right now, he says, there At Scott, Jabe says, he expects the • as well as for the hiring of additional is one person on the job - the warden adaptation to be very analytical, officers. The township has 13 cer- - although he says there are a since his educational background is tified officers In the department and number of guards undergoing train- in engineering. He adds that he'sees expects to hire one more person in ing. his job as warden to give the prison the very near future. "I don't believe in rehabilitation," population the opportunity to learn Applications for an additional Jabe says. "I want to provide op- police officer are available from the portunities and encouragement for Continued on 10 tOWnshippolice department beginn- IngFriday. The wording on the prtmary ballot asks whether the township should be Compromise offered empowered to renew the .7 mms for • four years, from 1987-1990,Inclusive. The second request asks whether the township should be empowered to for waters and sewers levy 1.5 mms for five years, I98&- 1990,inclusive. By ANITA CRONE member Carol ann Ayers. In the past, the millage requests "It will affect our chances of expired in different years, Abraham Lincoln Vlouldhave loved resale," one resident responded. "If necessitating an additional election. the July 21city council meeting. a buyer is looking at one house with However. the township trustees In two 'great compromises,' the water and sewer and a second housE' ~ municipal body unanimously agreed without it, they're going to probably Continued on 8 Tim Present of Utica Posen Construction places gravel between the fences at Scott Prison to provide city water and sewers to bUy the house that has the water ano the majority or Northville Estates sewers." residents who opted for the services. The water project, in its latest while leaving out the majority of form, would amend the current • Anderson family runs timely business those who opposed the move. district In the southeast portion of the The action brings to a close nearly subdivision to Include a number of two years of discussions, pitting lots In the southwest part of the area. where a 22-9 majority favored im- By ANN CHOWDHURY and eventually left his job as general neighbor against neighbor. as some manager of the trucking firm and residents pushed for implementation plementation. Left out or the amended water The picturesque home with the started his own business. of the Improvements and others were gingerbread trim at 132W. Dunlap is The rest of the family were not far just as vigorously opposed. district was a 17-lotarea abutting the "What we have been trying to do is current district where residents op- the Ideal setting for the Anderson behind him. He taught Lois his new to provide water for the people who posed city water, 9-8. family'S Northville'Watch and Clock skills. wanted It. If you don't want the The council agreed not to assess Shop. "She became very good at it, and she was the first woman to take and water, what earthly reason would those lot owners who opposed im- • It's like walking into a house with a you have for not allowing your heart beat, the soft rhythmic ticking pass the state exam to be licensed to neighbor to have It," asked counctl of hundreds of clocks, and on the hour repair clocks," he said proudly. Continued on 8 a melody of chimes. Lois did a lot of the repair work un- "Clocks look good In an old home til arthritis made It too difficult for her to handle the tools. like this," agreed Mel Anderson (61) who must hold the record for the "Learning about the history of largest number of certified Part VII: clocks and watches Is like learning Inside: horologists ------2-A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesda)', Jul)' n, 1_ . NEWS BRIEFS Community Calendar Sale space still open JOHN DAVID KELMIGIAN'S ship came in in a big way Friday band concert slated recently. The Novi resident was the grand prize winner in the . Crafts. antiques and col1ec- Northville Rotary's calendar drawing. Kelmigian won $3,000. THURSDAY JULY24 will host its la-year reunion at the Mayflower Meeting Ubles will be soid in booths on When asked about the award, Kelmigian said he had no plans , House. For information. cal1 Karen Kress Mrouka at 420- downtown streets during the Nor- to quit his job and had no idea what he would spend the money on. CHAMBER MEETS: Northville Community Chamber 0578. thville Merchants' Association's "I've never won anything in my life and Ijust haven't had time to annual sidewalk sale Aug. 1-2. let it all sink in," he said. Rich Probst sold Kelmigian the winning of Commerce meets at 8 a.m. at the Chamber bUilding. SUNDAY , JULY '1:1 Merchants will have their ticket. FARMERS' MARKET: Northville Farmers' Market, bargains out on the sidewalk both sponsored by the Northville Community Chamber of VILLAGE OPEN: Mill Race HistOrical Village, Friday and Saturday during the THE RAVEN LIVES. Although the coffee house has moved Commerce, opens at 8 a.m. in the city parking lot at the located off Main on Griswold. is open from 1-4 p.m. with sale. from Berkley to Northville and thtn to hibernation, there is docents on duty. The street sale of crafts and comer of Hutton and Main. col1ectibles will open at 8:30 a.m .. Ad.lscussiongoing on about the possibility of permanently housing MONDAY, JULY 28 Saturday. . the Raven in the proposed bed and breakfast hotel to be built in DAYTIME TOPS: Daytime TOPS meets at 9 a.m. at Del Black, who is chairing the ..... downtown. While the B & B is still in the planning stages, con- Northville Forest Apartments Community BuildlOg located on Five Mile west of Haggerty. FREE HEALTH SCREENING: Catherine McAuley sale, reports that he still has' struction is scheduled to start this summer and occupancy is ex- booth spaces available althOUgh p~ted by early 1987. Health Center will host a free health screening from 3·7 CREDITEERS: Northville Crediteers meet at noon in p.m. at Arbor Health Building, 990 W. Ann Arbor Trail in they are three-fourths sold. Craft·: the city council chambers. Anita Hansen of Corporate Plymouth. Free screening tests will be offered for blood spersons and antique dealerS: .... CRI'M'ER ALERT. Students ages 5-13 looking to spend part Travels will be the guest speaker. pressure and glaucoma. Health risk appraisals will be may sign up for spaces at Del~:; of their summer vacation with a host of animals, reptiles, birds available. For information, call455-5869. Shoes; ask for Del or Mary and the like now can register for the Living Science Foundation's SENIORS GATHER: Northville senior Citizens' Coun- Fisher, or call 349-0411. _ 'day camp. The Novi-based organization will be sponsoring a four- cil hosts an afternoon of cards, games and refreshments MEETS: Northville Kiwanis meets at 6:30 p.m. at the This year, Black explains. those taking booth spaces are to day camp experience August 4-7 at Meads Mill Middle School. from 1-5 p.m. in Room 216 of the Board of Education VFW Post Home. building. have their wares in place bet. 'Students attend sessions from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Monday ween 6:30-8 a.m. Late comers through Thursday. Cost is $150. To register, call 348-1985 or 348- TOPS MEETS: Evening TOPS meets at 7 p.m. in Room 226of Novi High School. will be reassigned spaces on the 1966. FRIDAY,JULY25 outside area. "This year there will be a good CONCERT IN THE PARK: The Novi Concert Band MASONS MEET: Northville Masonic Orgamzation WHEN RESIDENTS CALL the county listens, at least in one meets at 7:30 p.m. at Masonic Temple. variety of crafts and other mer· instance. Residents of Portis and Robinwood streets in the will perform a free concert at 7:30 p.m. in the town park chandise," he notes in checking across from the clock. The concert is sponsored by the township have been informed that Wayne County will make sure, JUNIOR BASEBALL: Junior Basebal1 board of direc- booth reservations already: Northville Arts Commission and the Northville Mer· made. . .those streets are "reasonably well maintained." chants' Association. tors meets at 8 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church . The county's action came in response to calls from subdivi- sion residents protesting"the condition of the roads. TUESDAY, JULY 29 · '., SATURDAY, JULY 26 Art fair opens THE OVERTURE Studio in Northville was host to Motown ROTARY MEETS: Northville Rotary hosts its club singer Martha Reeves who performed a rendition of her PAPER DRIVE: St. Paul's Lutheran Church School assembly at noon at First Presbyterian Church Ann Arbor's 16th annual Summer hit,"Dancing in the Streets," to promote Crowley's department will hold a paper drive from 3-4 p.m. in the church park- fellowship hall. Arts Festival will open today and nin store, Tuesday. inglot. through Saturday. '. Music producer Dan Yessian supplied tunes for the event. PLANNERS MEET: Northville Township Planning Sponsored by the Michigan GUildof NHS REUNION: Northville High School's Class of '76 Commission meets at 8p.m. in township hall. Specializing in commercial jingles, he has produced the Artists and Artisans, the fair will Whirlpool, Dodge Boys, and Little Caesar's slogans. take place on State Street between '. Northville resident Larry Santos owns Overture Studios. South University and William, Main Senior citizens plan ~ummer activities Street between Huron and William, and in the Ann Arbor Civic Theater THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES has scheduled a special The Northville Area Senior have a ride can travel with the senior contests, games and other special parking lot on Main Street. meeting for 5:30 p.m. Thursday to decide whether to approve the Citizens Advisory Counsel is hosting bus that will transport them from events. Rides will be available for Hours are 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Wednes· plans for Colony IV. The meeting is expected to be short. a number of special activities this their homes to the Marquis and back any Northville or Northville day throUgh Friday. and 9 a.m. to 5 summer. home for a $2 donation for the bus. Township senior who requests, with a p.m. Saturday. _ NORTHVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Superintendent George Terry Luster, from Blue Tickets will be purchased at the SO cent donation round trip. The pic- This year, for the first time, a raf· Bell can breathe a sigh of relief. Leonard Rezmierski, executive Cross/Blue Shield, will speak at the door. Tour date is July 27, pick up at nic will start at 11:30 a.m. and will fle to benefit the Michigan Guild, a director of special education services for the district, will not be Activity Center, SOl W. Main, Rm. 1:45p.m. run until approximately 5 p.m. non·profit artist service organiza· heading up the superintendent's post in Washtenaw. 216, at noon today, about "Medicare Volunteers will be needed for this tion, will be held during the festival. Plus." An outdoor pICnIC for senior event. Prizes include two round·trip tickets Rezmierski,. one of four finalists for the top post in the The Northville Area Senior Center citizens will take place Aug. 6, at Washtenaw Intermediate School District, received word last to Florida via U.S. Air. a weekend fQr reserved 20 tickets for the Marquis Waterford Bend park, Six Mile and If there are any questions pertain' two at the Ann Arbor Inn, a Vic Tan· week that the job went to Dr. Michael Emlaw, superintendent of theater performance of "Gypsy:' Northville roads. Everyone atten- ing to any of the scheduled events, ny membership and a gift celitificate the Ludington Area Schools. ' • Those who are interested but don't ding can participate in pie baking, please call 34!H140. to Stein & Goetz sporting goods store . . SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE FOUNDATION has elected five new members to its Board of Governors for three-year terms. Newly-elected members are Jeanne M. Hildebrandt of A THOUGHTFUL GIFT: Livonia, Esther Hulsing, John S. Lore and JUdy Morgan of You can spare loved ones Irom the need Plymouth and Orin Mazzoni, Jr. of Garden City. MICHAEL J. REDMOND M.D., P.C. to make dec'slons - and make sure your Announces specIfIC personal WIshes are fulfilled Ask for mformatlon on our "Trust 100© The Opening of His Office For Treatment of Funeral Pre-Arrangement Plan" ThIS. and Diseases of the Skin, Hair and Nails j. olher valuable mformallon .• s In our helpful booklet· Pre-Arrangemenl Makes Sense' -Class of '41 reunion set . MEDICAL • SURGICAL • COSMETIC James Will · The Plymouth High School Class of For more information, call Pearl • Acne, Rashes, Skin Irritations · '41 will host its 45th class reunion at6 Stephens at 349-0090 or William • Warts, Moles, and 'Skin Growttis (Pt\Qne Lo'" Of ma.:. In trh coupOn l • : p.m. Aug. 23 at the Elks Hall in Wernett at 349-6223. • Skin Cancer Detection & Treatment Yes 1m Ifl'('fC5lf>O '" more ~s P1e3S(! send me rre .. 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Hourmeter Balween 4:30 and 6:00 pm, Monday-Saturday, the following entrees are specially priced for your enjoyment: • Hlgh·back seat. Padded FRESH BOSTON SCROD· CHAR-GRILLED CHICKEN TERIYAKI· EN(,L1SH- steenng wheel. "Low 011" STYLE FISH & CHIPS· BEER BA TIERED SHRIMP· BROILED BEEF KABOB· light. Structural steel frame PASTA PRIMAVERA· CHICKEN AND ARTICHOKE CASINO PASTA· • Pinion & sector s!eenng NORMAN'S NACHO GRANDE. • • Greasable spindles Dinner includes lossed salad or cole slaw, soup of lhe day. hol (Behind Old Location) Mod~1312-8 bread & bUller, your chOiceof coffee. lea or milk. w/42" deck • NOI valid w1lh any Olher promotions 349-2034 • Your party muSI be seated by 6 pm 10 order Ih95e specials Mon.·Sat. 9·7, Sun. 10-5 Suggested List tJrice $3195 "WHERE QUALITY COSTS LESS" .~@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ CLEARANCE PR'CE $2395 @ MORTON -f @ t\\O'£EH fOOO Sfi\'£ MARK'S SMALL ENGINE: ~ SUPER :. 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July 23. 1986-THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-3-A .... -4 Chatham closing ....~ ~~ leaves long-time employee jobless , By ANITA CRONE .;ome management personnel have been told to "stay available." : Joyce Nelson is losing her family Nelson, a Fenton resident, is one of Saturday, but she won't be there to those employees who will lose her mourn. She will be on vacation. job. She began working for Chatha!D When the doors at thE' Northville Jan. 23, 1969, at a pay rate of $2.84per Chatham store swing closed at 11 hour. : , p.m., they will not reopen, at least "That was good money at· 'the under the Chatham name. And that time," she says. "I was workiog as' a • act will bring to a close 15 years of cashier at another store but, when I Chatham in the community. came to work at Chatham, my salary Nelson, 48, a clerk cashier, moved was doubled." . , : to the Northville Chatham in August, Less than a year later, her. pay 1971. one day before the retail food nearly doubled again, when .. the outlet opened for business. She has Retail Clerks union asked and receiy- watched ~e store grow and flounder, ed an increase to more than ~ ~r change management on several oc- hour. Salary increases were regular casions and watched the chain be occurrences until four years ago sold to a Flint concern. when Chatham employees took'con- She has watched her own work cessions in an attempt to save ilie change and her paycheck increase. family ownership of the chain. . She has watched customers come "I wrote a letter favoring the'con- • II and go and, while she admits she cessions, Nelson said. "T\ie misses some of them, she says she Welsbergs had been good to me, and I has few regrets about leaving. really felt they needed the help. "Chatham used to be like a fami- Everyone signed It." _ . ly," she says, recalling the good But now, Nelson said, she feels times. "They cared about the betrayed. "It wasn't just one-time employees, they cared about the concessions, and It didn't seem like It communities they were located in meant anything to them. Then, when and, in return, the employees cared the chain was sold, and the new'.PeO- about the company. Now, it isn't the pIe asked for additional concession~, same." Itjust didn't seem right." • Nu-Trax announced in late June it Nelson says It also didn't ~m was closing 12 Chatham stores in right when the store on Center Street Wayne County, including the store in started to "go downhill." She said it Northville - the last remaining seemed like the parent company just representative of chain super- "lost interest in keeping the stores' reputation, . markets in the city. All of the firm's • I, union employees have reportedly Chatham clerk cashier Joyce Nelson ends 15-yeartenure atlocal store received layoff notices, although Continued oilS BECOME A S'ELECT CRUISE MASTER! EARN FREE ," CRUISES, JOIN TIMOTHYC. \"s CRUISE MASTERS CRUISE CLUB o",sO 591-9022 SCALLEN: 3 NIGHT CRUISE AS YOUR • INCLUDING AIR AS LOW AS ' WAYNE COUNTY CIRCUIT JUDGE ,~- $345 per person, based on • Member State Bar of Michigan 10 Years double occupancy • Experienced Trial Attorney • Assistant Prosecutor for Wayne County ENDORSED BY: (Partial Listing) CRUISE GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE FOR ALL OCCASIONS • POLICE OFFtCERS ASSOCIATION OF MICHIGAN • WE ARE IN YOUR BACKYARD • WAYNE COUNTY DETECTIVES ASSOCIATION 37649 FIVE MILE RD. (5.W. Comer, 5 & Newburgh) LIVONIA 9-6Mor.·Fri.1G-4Sat.Sun &E-.ngsbyAppolntment 591-9022 VOTE AUGUST 5 PAID FOR BY CO\4MITTEE TO ELECT TIMOTHY C SCALLEN JUDGE. • 20011 BRIARCLIFF DETROIT 1.11~8221 r • Annual Summer Sale IT'S MAGIC! Save now, during our Storewide Summer Clearance Sale ..All our famous brand name clothing has been sale priced to insure genuine savings. FAMIL Y FUNDA YS..,~ Suits & Sportcoats Sundays 5-8 and Mondays 6-9 20% TO 50% OFF Cricketeer. LeBaron • Kingsridge • Botany Featuring 500• Stanley Blacker • Palm Beach 36 Short to 52 Long Athlete's Suits The Magic 10% TO 50% OFF 36 to 52 Shorts & Extra Longs also available of Dress Slacks 25%OFF 'Sterlini - Summer weight, by Jaymar Sans-A-Belt - Cotton Casual Slacks - Stretch Berumdas Balloons, Games and Favon" - Large Selection of Long Rise For The Kids - Lenglh Tailored Free- . ,, Golf Shirts 25 % OFF :' Summer Dress Shirts & Ties· Sport Shirts· Children's Menu Available:: .' Shorts • Swimwear All Sale Priced ~ or ,.! Lady Cricketeer Suits & ,.' 50% Off Any Regular Enh'e~; Sportcoats 20 TO50 % OFF (Children 12 yrs. & Under)~~ · Pre-Season Bonus! Yellow Tags Denote Special Savings " • on New Fall Merchandise Reservations For Groups .' rL~ Own Custom Tailoring Shop Of 8 Or More Accepted I ;Men's & women's custom fillings regardless where BE SURE TO JOIN OUR' :~: CHILDREN'S BIRTHDAY CLUB '_~:~::::~d.Dally9~ '----..JI~,.,...... ",.....;lI,,~=' Thurs. & Fri. t119p.m. 7 Mile Road ", 1 Mile Welt of 1-275 .' MEN'S SHOP 120E. Main Street fi HOME OF THE ATHLETE'S BUSINESS SUIT Northville Northville " • American Express and other major I.iodlt cards accepted 349.9220 .:~~: 1IIIIIIIiioo..- .:..- • -..lJ 4·A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, July 23,1986 Watch, clock shop Keeps them running ConUnued from 1 vi,ben listening to Mel, It's easy to r~ize why his sons share his en- thusiasm and wanted to join their father in the business. After high school, Dan, now 34, went to learn watch making ;it Bowman TeChnical School in ·Lan- ca!lter, Pa., the first and oldest watch and clock making school in the co'un· try. ·There were only one clock- making student and six watch· mflking students in his year. Most students now, Mel explained, go !nto jewelery repair and diamond setting, since most people will no All in the longer pay what it costs to repair clocks and watches. Dan became the family's watch Family maker, the others all specialized in clocks. When he came out of college, Part VII: he 1Jelpedhis father start the store. 'At that time Norm (36) was still in U!e Navy where he served for six (8), and Norm with his wife, years. After the Navy, he, too, at- Deborah, and daUghter, Dayna (2). tended Bowman Technical School Jill is very involved with Girl Scout ~fore joining the business. and Brownie groups, Deborah has .Andy, 23, went to Gem City College worked at Green's Creative Home In'Quincy, Ill., learning mostly clock Center for nine years, and Elisha r~air, but also some watch repair. works for Arkin Industries in Novi. He joined the business in 1982. Mel and Lois recently moved from :M.arried less than a year ago, Andy the house they had lived in on Dunlap met his wife, Elisha, when she came for 18years to a ranch on Carpenter. hi ~e store with her mother to buy a Both Dan and Norm have long clock. "She kept coming back, and served on the city fire department after about three months we decided and Andy plans to join in the future. to get married," he said. 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MEM8ER FDIC t ...... • Wednesday, July 23.1986- THE NORTHVILLE RECORO-5-A \ Anderson husiness keeps running Continued from of "Young men learn qUickly from clock and that anlique can wait to be young men, and though he'd never repaired. leaye work, and that's it," Mel said. seena woodworks clock like the ones "The closest we were to being out • "When I've been the only one here .....e repair ht:'s a good mechanic and of work was when we were gelling and the whistle's goneoff, I've had to soonlearned." repairs out in three weeks, and Iwas ask.customers to leave, and lock the Mel said his family always gives packing up grandfather clocks for store," Dan added. "That doesn't customers honest advice, even if it moving companies who were moving happen very often, thOUgh,because means losing business, often per· peopleto Texas." ,.. there are usually several of us here." suading them against repairing anti· It was during the recession, FAMILY DISCOUNT DRUG . ThOUghmost of today's business is que watches. however, that the Andersons opened .. PROUDLY ANNOUNCES In s"ales,the Andersons have several "It can be expensive compared their Troy store. .. months of repair work accumulated with a modern watCh, and we often "They say the time to do things is .. THE GRAND OPENING OF OUR in their workshop. ,.. say to people, "If y'1u're not going to when the economy is down, that's the It It's increasingly dirricult to find useit. it doesn't pay 10 repair it. time for expansion," said Me!. "We ,..It DISCOUNT OPTICAL DEPARTMENT trained horologisls, and since the "If the crystars gone, you might had a lot of merchandise, and people It .family has three stores, ~xtra help is we didn't want to lose so we expand· .. put a crystal on 10 protect the face It ----_.-- BRINGIN needed. and hands, but f'et a little glass dome edand it's beena goodmove for us." ------~------_._------~ : CHOICE FREE YOUR The Andersons have assisted two and put it In there and look at it," he Mel admits there's a tremendous : OFOVER DOCTOR'S .. - immigrant horologisls to seltle in said. "It'll be right twice a day! amount of personal satisfaction in TINT! P ,.. 400 PRESCRIPTION :. this country, one from Poland and "To spend$75 to $100 to get a watch having all the family involved in a one from Russia. businessthat grew from his hobby. : INSTOCK OR .. repaired just to put it back in the L WECAN .: Boris Kolosov left Russia with his safely deposit box Or jewelery "It's not always easy because we : FRAMES I COpy -: father seven years ago when he was drawer, well, you just don't do that." all live and work so close together, : INCLUDING : YOUR 1·'- 19, and has worked for the Andersons The clock business really reflects but we try to stay out of each others .. DESIGNER -~ COMPLETE PAIR OF U PRESCRIPTIONI .. since.. the economy In the state. Michigan's personal life, that's beena rule. : FRAMES I PRESCRIPTION GLASSES FROMYOUR : "He didn't speak a word of recession a few years ago was an ex· "You don't care what you seeover : : WITH PLASTIC LENSES S I PRESENT 1 English, and we had to bring out an ample. the fence, that's their business. I COUPON GOOD FOR A GLASSES .interpreter to interview him," Mel "Nobody has to have an expensive don't know what I've done right or : I I- : L ~ I remembered. clock." Mel stated. "It's something wrong. but each of them has come : ISOLID TINT IN ANY COLOR I . "He'd worked as an apprentice in a you do With extra money. You can go back here with SKills that he could clock shop in Moscow. He's just a have taken elsewhere. I guesswe just It out and buy an alarm clock for $3 or It ~------~. gem.ofa person.. $4 rather than a $1,500 grandfather have a goodrelationship." It SINGLE VISION SENIOR CITIZEN 24 HOUR SERVICE ,.... APPLIES DISCOUNT ON MOST An end of an era for Nelson, Chatham It BIFOCAL PLUS $10 LESS 10% PRESCRIPTIONS Co~tinUedfrom 3 The last delivery truck made its final While Nelson says she will miss ~ POND'S '~lremember when this store's big- Northville stop Friday. Nelson says many of the customers, she says she BUDWEISER • DEEP CLEANSING O~,..,/J.._~ _ ~ L. • gest problem wa!l parking," she that wasn't always the case. expects she will be able to manage, OR COLD CREAM c'1o/.n//UJ(JF-G says. "The manager would watch out She says she remembers coming but she wonders about some of the NAVALLE the window as customers would drive into the store one day last January customers. (...~ 2.7 OZ. $246 presents the around the parking lot for 10 or 15 and finding an entirely new manage- "I really feel sorry for some of BUD LIGHT minutes, trying to find a place to ment team in place. them, especially the older ones. Ihad ~ ~~~RA RICH \Sparkler"'~&,fl park. It's notlike that now." "They kept asking me where to one woman, she is very elderly and THE KING Saturday, there were five cars in -.~ MOISTURIZER Inglenook Navalle W,ne find things. I dido't believe it," she has no transportation. She said she OF BEERS the parking lot and eigl:t peopleshop- says. 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Robert - I o.. . I Geake for the Sixth District Michigan I Plymouth _Q. I senate seat during the November As a freshman senator, what are your priorities? I 'O~ L, o Twp. Ir-'I I QlI- election. The district encompasses I Plymouth I a: I the communities of Northville, o If you win the election, this area loses a seat on the Ap- I Joy Plymouth, Canton, Redford Township propriations Committee. What do we gain? I and Livonia. I r----- Geake, a Northville Township resi- o The state continually has promised single bedding In I I dent, was first elected to the State I Senate In 19n, when he beat four prisons. Each year, however, funding has precluded reaching I r' I Canton Twp. I I primary challengers for the that goal. Is single bedding necessary? How do we pay for It? I ...... _-..,-- I -, Republican nomination. He went on to I c: I I co J I defeat his Democratic opponent. Governor Blanchard has made some controversial ap- c: I o I c: J Patrick McDonald, to fill the unex- pointments Including Agnes Mansour at social services and I co J I pired term of U.S. Rep. Carl Pursell, -L.::.:"; _oJ Ronald, Skoog at the DNR. Would you have voted to confirm I J:: R-Plymouth. Geake was re-elected in J------1978and 1982. these appointments? I ------I Previous to his election to the I Senate, he served three terms In the o Is more money needed to fund public education? Is there I MichiganHouse of Representatives. a better way to fund public education? Do you agree with the I Michigan Chair of the Senior Cltlz3ns and Supreme Court's recent ruling that public schools must pro- E:! State Senate Social Services Committee and vice ~ chair of the Senate Appropriations vide the same services to non-public school students? c: 0 Sixth District Committee, Geake Is an educational w . psycholiglst. He Is a member of the o What is your position on (a). the balanced budget amend- ~ cr l\ Pennsylvania American Education Association; the ment (b). tax reform (c). liability insurance caps (d). no-fault in- L American and Michigan Psychological BOBGEAKE surance (e). seat belts (f). deposits on wine cooler bottles (g). ------1 I , Associations and a member of Rotary the Equal Rights Amendment (h). prayer in schools (I). aid to ! International and the Northville the Contras (j). Gramm-Rudman-Hollings? Rotary Club. .-. ....i " money at Wayne State. where it went to law school. I think they made a trade in no-fault, similar to one',.in counts, not necessarily at the Univer- PERSONAL:Born Feb. 7, 1956.Mar- sity of Michigan. workers compensation. 5 COT T BASSETT ried to Debbie Bassett; one . i daUghter, Vicki. Resides in Livonia. I'm sure there's a better way than 1a. I'm against it because there is I'm not naive enough to believe property taxes to fund education. I Ge. I favor mandatory use of seat no reason to believe it's a deterent that any of these things can be done belts. The advantages are so obviouS, EDUCATION:Adlai Stevenson High don't see any fairness or equity in and there's also no reason to believe in one legislative session. But, if I'm funding education through property the enhancement of safety is so clear that our jury system, or. in a bench elected, I would at least have four School, Livonia. Salutatorian, Class that this is one time that I think of 1974;Wayne State University, BA taxes. I don't think property taxes trial, the jUdges are infallible in years and hopefully if I'm re-elected are a very fair measure of a person's government needs to infringe on the deciding who's guilty of first degree we could push these reforms through. in Political Sciene, 1978. Phi Beta ability to pay taxes for public educa- rights of the individuals. I am also if Kappa; University of Michigan Law murder. I'm sure, this state had the I'm not aware that Sen. (Robert) tion. If we're looking at a decrease in opposed to the 55 mile per hour speed death penalty again that we would in- Geake's (R-Northville> position as School. Juris Doctor. 1981. property taxes and in increase in in- limit. On rural, interersta. evitably put to death innocent people. vice chair of appropriations has been highways, I would like to see the EMPLOYMENT: Hyman, Gurwin, come taxes to fund pUblic education, Every state that has it seems to ex- of real great benefit to this district. I . I would agree with that. speed limit increased to 70 miles per ecute more poor people and more went through clippings trying to Nachman, Friedman and hour. For the urban interstates ~d black people. think of a single major piece of Winkelman, Southfield. attorney, It seems that as long as public in- for surface roads, 55 is fine. Most of reform that he was primarily respon- 1981-84;University of Michigan Law stitutions have a commitment to pro- our commerce is by truck and~for lb. That's obviously a response to sible for and came up empty handed. School, Ann Arbor, clinical instruc- vide quality education to all people truckers the current speed limif is the Midland nuclear plant. I'm sym- It's nice to be sort of a caretaker tor of law. 1984-85;clinical assistant free of charge, and are doing that, very costly. ,.' professor o()aw, 1985-present. then those people who opt for a pathatic to the notion of making the legislator who will try to keep an eye I utility companies more responsible, out for the interests of his district but private education ought to bear the full responsibility for it. 6f. I favor the deposit law. The but the specific proposal I don't know not do a whole lot. But I don't think dramatic difference in our roadsides enough about to either endorse or op- that's enough. since the bottle deposit law is obvious SCOTT BASSETT pose. 4.I really don't know if it's 7a.l'm against the balanced budget to anybody who has driven along ~ 1c. I favor it. It's the law of this necessary. What I don't think we amendment. In the form it went to state highways.I don't find it land according to Roe v. Wade in the need is more prisons. That probably relatively minor threat to the well- that some so-called welfare bashers the Michigan Legislature, it would unreasonable. Supreme Court that abortion is legal. is going to be an unpopular position in being of the community. It's a crime claim. I think Mansour is doing a fine call for a constitutional convention It is at this point a liberty right this district, but I've long agreed against businesses in the community job. and I think that's dangerous. 6g. I strongly favor the ERA. ram guaranteed women to choose to ter- with Zolton Ferency that we do a and the cor,nmunity itself. We would always want more I am very much afraid that the pe0- not satisfied with statutory efforts to minate or continue their pregnancy very poor job of determining who Crime such as prostitution aoesn't money, especially in the areas of ple who want a balanced budget want extend equal rights based on sex. If at will. I don't think (abortions) should be incareerated and who seem the type of thing you want to children and youth services, but it's to balance it on the backs of the poor. we do it by piecemeal there's always should be available solely to women shouldn't be incarcerated. lock people up for. Drunk driVing is a hard to find right now. I always hope I don't think that that's right. the danger that courts and legislators who can afford it. In part, the revised criminal code that Mansour will be successful in taking a step back. If it is in our' con- would help take care of that. It will horrible crime, for which I would like 2. I would introduce a family court the severest penalty. But I don't persuading the governor to increase 7b. Talking about the national stitution, there is much less danger of bill. A bill that would create an set up distinct classes for crime and think incarceration necessarily the DSSbUdget, because that's where level, from what I can see, I agree that. autonomous family division of the prescribe the penalties for those oUght to be the penalty for drunk the money really needs to be spent. with Sen. Carl Levin, D-Michigan, crimes. which won't always include driving. What they have done is com- that it's not the way to go. By and 6h. I strongly believe in separation circuit court which would consolidate incarceration. We have to stop put- • all of the family cases that are mited a crime against the entire 6a. It's needed in some cases. It's large it would result in a tax increase of church and state and I don't think spread out over four different courts ting away non-dangerous offenders community, and they ought to pay probably desperately needed in K·12 for the people who live in this district. that prayer belongs in schools. It is a together into the family division of and put them to use in the communi- back the community rather than cost education, and it's probably private matter as far as I'm concern- ty. Circuit. the community as part of their desperately needed by a number of 7c. There is no liability insurance ed between an individual and Introduction of the Michigan mar- There's a model program going on universities in the state. I don't think crisis. You had a cycle in which the whatever he believes in. in Washtenaw County right now with punishment. riage and divorce code which is it's needed by the university that I insurance companies had reduced non-dangerous offenders, non-violent 5. As far as Mansour goes, it was work at, the University of Michigan. profits. We're going through a cycle 6i. We need to keep our noses out of something that is being sponsored by offenders, who have electronic sen- the family law section of the State the best possible choice. She appears What I have always been concern- of reduced interest rates. The in- affairs in Latin America and I don't Bar of Michigan. It is a complete sors attached to their ankles and to be a fine administrator. and I can ed about is the shabby treatment that surance companies make their think we are doing that if we supply their houses wired so they cannot say that from the perspective of Wayne State receives from the money on high interest rates. I'm op- aid to the contras. A bumper sticker.1. rewrite and codification of our mar- leave their house except for certain riage and divorce laws. some knowledge. I work as an at- legislature. It's one of the prize posed to caps. People who are in- saw recently said it best: Nicara~ designated times, which puts the torney for DSS. I am of counsel for resources of the state, especially of jured are entitled to have a jUdge or a is spanish for Vietnam. 3. What you will gain is somebody burden back on them, not on the com- the prosecutor's role in five counties. southeast Michigan. I went to 1ury determine liability damages who has ideas, somebody who will munity. .I find the Department of Social ser- undergraduate school at Wayne and without caps and without restric- 6j. Any sort of automatic effoI:t to forge major reform and work We're talking about economic vices is as well run as a public ser- Wayne ends up educating people for tions. ' keep the budget in line makes it too tirelessly and constantly to bring crime, primarily. Things like passing vice agency can be. I don't find in Michigan'S future, not for the future easy to overlook human needs and those reforms about. bad checks. Those people are a that department the kind of waste of other states. We need to put the 7d. The debate was settled before I that's why I do not support it. But certain of the services should. going to go up. • 'J , PERSONAL:Born Aug. 26, 1922.Mar· Even though I'm a Roman Catholic THOMAS H E A L Y ried to Joan; six children, Eileen, I'm not that much in favor of the 7d. I think seat belts are a good Julie, Victoria, Joan, Marita and idea, and I think mandatory la. I'm opposed to the death penal- warden. There are some cases where parochial school system. I believe all see Thomas Ill.Resides in Plymouth. of our children have to grow up in a belts are a good idea. and I think ty. I don't think it's our right to take it has to be single bedding. There are check lanes are a good idea. I think some cases where you can tolerate pleuralistic society and learn how to human life. EDUCATION: Drexel University live in a pluralistic society, and they we legalize check lanes for inspection two in a room. There are some cases (Philadelphia>, 1947; University of of automobile eqUipment, why lb. One of the problems with the where you need solita!)' confine- don't learn that in a private or Michigan Law School, 1950. parochial school. shouldn't we legalize them for in- utilities is that there's too much built ment. spection of the driver? into the rate base. I think that's Why EMPLOYMENT: Currently special 7a. I don't favor a balanced budget we have such high utility rates in this 3b. I have a very unusual recom- amendment, because you never assistant to Michigan Attorney 7e. Wine coolers and juice bottles state as compared to the rest of the mendation for that. I think you go out General Frank Kelley. Spent eight know when you're going to have to country. Lower utility rates would in the country, build a big wall with borrow because tax receipts do not should be treated the same as'beer years on the attorney general's staff and pop. I don't approve of man· not only benefit all of our cities, but barbed wire around the top, close it in service to the Highway Depart· meet your expenditures and reces· would make this state more attrac- all in and put them !the prisoners) in sions come at times you can't con- datory deposits at all. But if we're ~ ment, Liquor Control Commission, ing to have it on beer and pop bottl(!Wl' tive for industry to move in. tents and under the supervision of Public service Commission and Con· trol, and I don't think you should cut skilled labor, have them build the off the possibility of borroWing in an we should have it on the rest of the sumer Protection Division. Former' beverages. . I Ie. I'm against abortion, but I don't prisons themselves. Iy chief legal advisor to the Liquor emergency. I say that as far as the think you police that by taking the We are not giving hotel rooms. I state is concerned and as far as the I think the deposit Increases the Control Commission. Plymouth City cost of the product. I would like to See privilege a,way from poor P,eOple,and know there'd be a lot of objections to Attorney, 1966-67.' federal governrnent is concerned. permitting it to people who are able that. A lot of people would call that a stUdyon how effective it has been in reducing litter. The litter that I, do to pay. So I would have voted for ap- cruel and inhumane treatment. But, 7b. Tax reform? I don't know what there's an awful lot of people who THOMAS HEALY see, I see it with returnable bottli!& proval of the Medicaid budget. I don't tax reform is. I won't be dealing with ~~~ think abortion funding should be voluntarily go to the north woods in the federal tax reform. I'm not taken out of Medicaid. the wintertime and sleep In sleeping 7f. I'm ambivalent on that. I treat am for restricted funds. If all the In some areas, the Impact of the faml1iar with It In detail, only what my wife pretty equally and she has a bags and tents as a recreation. Now, people running a department are not I've read in summary, and I suppose I don't mean to treat them Inhumane- gasoline and weight taxes went for lot more say In some areas. I thlnll.1.. 2. One of my priorities would be highway construction, and to repair Immediately felt. For Instance that some parts of It are all right. But dealing with crime. The Issue would ly, give them medical attention when treat women equally, gene~a~ the roads, we'd be better off. But a (James) Pitz, in the Department of . I'd rather walt until I see the final be certainty of punishment. When a they need it. Give them clothes to speaking. I don't think equal rights certain percentage goes off for mass Transportation. He's more or less an prodUCt.It seems like two tiers of tax will necessarily bring about equal crime is committed, there Is a cer· keep them warm and warm enough administrative head rather than a transportation - urban transporta· rates are just not enough for this wages for the same job. . taln minimum sentence. I know that sleeping bags. working administrator. so called. country. means more priS(lns, but I think There are two things that will ac· tlon, so called. I think that should be There has to be an improvement in separately funded and not from gas The Impact of his policies takes a few the philosophy of the male ego in this prisons should be located out of the compllsh. It will give us new prisons years before It filters down. You at a cheaper price and It will keep the and weight taxes. 7c. I think Ifour Insurance commls· country. I don't think you're going to residential areas. The communities which are served can't put your finger on anyone You know, when DeHoCo was first prisoners active and, therefore, less sloner were to exercise his authority be able to legislate that. by the mass transportation system thing. I think that his policy and his to police the Insurance companies a built, It was way out In the country, riotous. The reason they are often so .' I' should pay for it. direction In•. for Instance, repaving little more, and Insurance companies 7g.I'm not for prayer in school. and I think It was a mistake to vote riotous Is that they have nothing to the Lodge freeway, Is a step In the for an Increase in the number of beds do. right direction. were made to disclose their profit out here. You're going to get some opposl· 5.1 don't know enough to comment on and loss statements, we would find 7h. Somewhere along the line: ... that there Is not the great problem should contribute some aid In oPP1lP The purpose of prisons Is to take tion on that from unions because the Department of Natural Ga. There probably Is, In some Resources, but from what I've read they are te11lngus that there Is. tlon to dictatorial forms of go"ern· people out of society and, as far as unions would like the job to go out on cases, justification for more money I'm concerned,you don't give them a a contract basis, so they would also In the paper about Agnes Mansour, Rather than caps on liabilities, I'd ment. But I don't think this cont(nu· to K·12 education. We, In this area, rather see an earlier notice of claim Ing fighting contributes to ~the hotel room so their friends could like union labor. But when they see she's doing as good a job as anybody are fortunate to have well·funded visit. that It's either supervise the convicts could do with that kind of an agency, period. The statute of limitations, I welfare of mankind. So, unless ",e're schools paid for with real estate think It's two years, maybe, you going to give them lOllpercent aid, I A third one is real estate taxes. In· In constructing the prisons or no under the circumstances. It has a big taxes. There are some school flated real estate values are driVing prisons at all, I think you might be budget. The poor we're always going could retain the two-year statute. but think we should let them determine districts that are what I would say a person has some kind of an Inkling the way their own country ~II,I be up real estate taxes, and our senior able to convince them that this Is a to have with us, and we need some peripheral and need some sup- citizens and our lower Income people reasonable solution to the problem. kind of bUdget to take care of those of an injury they claimed they suf· run. Since we haven't made, a plemental funding to bring them up fered long before that. political decision In this countpr, I are finding It dltrlcult to meet those people. We're also going to have a lot to a quality education. taxes. 4. I hope to' get a seat on the of cheaters In that budget. and it's go- don't think we should be there at ~\1. transportation committee so I can Ing to be dltrlcult to eliminate Gb. In some Instances, I think I 6c. We never got the saVings out of . 3a. Not necessarily. I think It see some of these highways repaired. (cheating> lOllpercent. By and large, agree that not every service should no-fault that they promised us when 71. I'm not In favor of Gran;M' should be up to the particular We do need highway Improvement. I I think she's been doing a decent job. be proVided to the private schools. they first Introduced It. It's always Rudman·1l011lngs. . . .. Wednesday. July 23.1986- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-7-A C A M PA I G N '86 /,,/ ...... 0 I TOR 'S NOT E Cii Northville I I Eight Mile I .E '0. --~ I ... I THE IS SUE S Cll I IV I ,EDITOR'S NOTE:With the decision by Mary Dumas, R·L1vonla,not to seek re- :x I What Is or should be the role of the 10th district county Z Northville Twp. : en ....1 o election to the position of Wayne County Commissioner, three Republicans ______J Livonia .= commissioner In the (a). Conference of Western Wayne (b). I /announced their Intention to seek their party's nomination for the lob. I SEMCOG (c). SEMTA? "I . I / : The commission, the 15-member legislative branch of Wayne County Plymouth r -, : -1'1/ :government, rules on the appointments made by the county executive. helps Twp. I I I 1...to., o With the apparant and anticipated cutbacks In federal and' , r jset the county budget and determines, In connection with the county ex· ; . Plymouth I ex: j state monies for programs, how do you maintain needed ser- iecut,lve, the direction the county takes In the future. I Joy . / I vices for county residents? What do you consider necessary / . / /I services? ." ..... I In,the past, the 10th District Commissioner has been the only Republican on "" / /'~I ... l ~the ,Democratic body. While Dumas's decision not to seek re-election / / I ,...----- o Since the voters implemented the charter, there seem to / / I iguarantees a new face from the 10th District, that willnot be the only change / / / l ( be increasing hostilities between the city and the suburbs, the ;when the new commissioners take office Jan. 2. / I county executive and the commissioners. How do you, as a . I CantonTwp, I I I ~--....,-- -., new commissioner and a Republican on a Democratic body, at~.. I Commission Chairman John Hertel and Commissioner Samuel Turner are I . I tain fair and equal representation for the district? ,.,' :running for county executive. Commissioner WilliamSuzore has announced I Wayne County I Ihis retirement. , / I , I o As a working individual, how do you allot your time bet- The Northville Record Individually Interviewed each of the candidates for I Board of Commissioners _oJ I I ween job, home life and political life? '." 110th District Commissioner recently. asking Susan J. Heintz, Lawrence I 10th 'District '.. ISchwelger and Elaine Tuttle a series of questions which we felt were Impor· I"-"'-----;::-- ..... o Whom do you support for county executive? ttant to understand their stands on the Issues. . I --~--..s. t .<:';E~ItOr Jean Day and staff writers Anita Crone and Michele Fecht question- ~ / 1...... o The county parks are facing a crisis in terms of safety, the l~, the candidates and excerpts of the answers. edited for clarity. appear environment within them, and an Increasing number of pro- .. :~Iow. I!.The winner of the August primary will face John Kopka. unopposed on the blems with juveniles. Are county parks necessary or should:- :!i.emocratlc ticket. In November. each municipality develop its own system? What about fun;~ ding? ~;~;~·". ~ C Pennsylvania o Is there anything you would like to add? THE ANDIDATES .' PERSONAL:Married 20 years to Robert, a staff PERSONAL: Age 62. Married to Pauline. Two PERSONAL:Age 45. Three children, ages 21, 22 analysis engineer with General Motors. Two sons, Mark and Thomas. Livonia resident for 28 and 24.Resides in Livonia. children, Julie 13, James, 11. Resides in Nor- years. WWII Veteran, 101stAirborne Division. thville. EDUCATION:Graduated with high honors from EDUCATION:Received A.B.A. degree in records St. Casimirs High School in Detroit, 1958. Cer. EDUCATION:University of Michigan graduate. management from the Detroit College of tificate in Accounting and Financial Administra~ Major in political science. Business. Currently is completeing his tion, Walsh College. Troy. bachelor's degree in office administration. EMPLOYMENT: Currently Supervisor of Nor- dean's list student. Attended Wayne State EMPLOYMENT:Treasurer of the City of Livonia thville Township. Previously, Heintz was Clerk University, Henry Ford CommUrlity College and since 1979. Formerly senior auditor with Jenn.~ of Northville Township. Served as Director of the the Boeing Computer Training Center. ings & Thalacker CPA firm; assistant manager Conference of Western Wayne. Chairman of the in charge of accounts payable and property ac: Rouge River Watershed Committee. Hines Park EMPLOYMENT: Supervisor WiUl Ford Molor counting for National Bank of Detroit; chief ac- .Task Force and as a member of the SEMTA and Company for 29 years, Accounting Department. countant for Rossetti Associates Architects; SEMCOG regional boards. Accounts Payable, Order Processing and Data chief accountant for Lopatin & Company SCHWEIGER Processing. rUTILE Development Firm. ty - especially Western Wayne have very different kind of jobs. We doubt very seriously - no matter met the gentleman. Insofar as who is HEINTZ County - because of the way they have made an agreement that I don't who the county executive is - that the best man, I think they are all were trying to limit sewer flows, talk about General Motors and my I'd be reappointed to that board. But. capable. I could work probably the la. Conference of Western Wayne sloner will be put on the board when capacities, things like that. husband doesn't talk about politics, I would like to have some kind of in- best with Ficano and McNamara. Of 'could be one where they take some the new executive takes over. However, at the last meeting we and we get along really very well. put into that even if it's through the course, McNamara and I have work- issUes they are pursuing - transpor· had, we were told that the city of But as far as trying to get some kind Conference of Western Wayne stUdy ed on a lot of commissions. He is the ...... tatio~ study, water and sewer rates 2. With federal cutbacks, I think we Detroit, now that they've upgraded of perspective, it's difficult in the that they're talking about. That's a one that recommended me to be ex- .. ..:.and serve a,s a conduit of informa- have to look at arbitrary vs. man· their systems, is not only wUlIng to middle of a political campaign combined study with downriver and ecutive director of the Conference 'of tion. It is important that it work both .dated services. We've come to expect look at increased flows but is willing because so much of your time is us. I'd also still like to have some in· Western Wayne. Ficano has always ways, though, and the commissioner a lot from the county. I guess I have to work with the EPA and DNR for spent doing the politics of it, and I'm put on the senior board. I'm a been helpful to me on the Hines Park bring that Information that affects to say our most necessary services some kind of cooperative agreement. especially involved In a lot of delegate to Senior Alliance, but I Task Force. And they're both 1he county to the commission. are mandated. What is county This is the first time we've heard this regional things, a lot of task force can't vote on a lot of things there western Wayne people. I know them. • government supposed to proVide? from the city of Detroit. in a long committees and commissions. It's because of the conOict of interest That's probably why I'd be more jib. SEMCOG you don't have as We're still crying for things like time. I thlnk that should be taken as a been dIfficult but not impossible. The with being with Northville Township. comfortable. John Hertel I've only ·~W~h input because it's ~ much roads. positive sign. thing that suffers is that you have an I would like to stay active with that met a couple of times, one of which ';llirger 'organization 'and deals' with ... .. ," , 'On transportation issues, at least extremely dirty house . because I think that that's a field was when I was appointed to the 'regional issues. But the commis- 3. Sit down and talk to them, try to we've seen at the SEMTA board, that I couldn't serve on anything in the that's going to have implications for SEMTA board, the other time was up "sioner could still playa leadership work out a compromise. There are we're coming to some kind of township because I would be resign- a lot of things county wide and state in Lansing. I just do not know him as role. Review agency - housing. certain ·things you can do to work workable relationship. But that isn't ing from the township. I'd like to stay wide if Gramm-Rudmun goes into ef· well. That would be the only impedi- • transportation. Mary Dumas has with each other for a certain area. all settled yet. That's going to take a involved in the parks because I've fect. Of course Meals on Wheels ment. I'm really staying out of Qlat "been very diligent about attending You can go and talk to them and long time. As the city of Detroit always had in interest in the parks operates right out of Northville race. Although I've been told not to :SEMCOG meetings. understand their problems, and they realizes that their destiny rests on us being chairman of the Rouge, on the Township. A million meals a year. discount Turner. I basically know can come and talk to you and do the and our destiny rests on them, I think Hines Park Task Force and now the Sam Turner from when I wenf,to ; : Ic: Although there is no rlgular same thing. More and more, Wayne we'll work a lot more effectively Blue Ribbon committee. 5. I haven't endorsed anyone in the commission meetings. . 'SEMTA service in NOrthvilk and County is becoming a little bit better together. I'd like to have some role in race because 'I feel primaries are Plymouth, it is still important to be in terms of Detroit vs. suburbs with transportation. However, I don't held for political parties. I'm not in 6a. This county park, the Hines aware of what is going on with the Super Sewer being the big thing that 4. Well, first of all, I have a very think that that's going to happen. As that political party. I'm a Park, is necessary because it's a ,.qrganization. But, since the SEMTA was a major problem to many cities. supportive family. And, another soon as there is a new county ex- Republican. To be honest, I'm not board is appointed by the county ex- Itwas felt that the city of Detroit was thing which is helpful is my husband ecutive I'll be turning in my resigna- supporting the Republican because I . I:""!':------I eCutive, I don't think the commis- trying to stop growth in Wayne Coun- and I have very different lives, we tion because that's what you do. I have no idea who he is. I have never Continued on 14 member of any association that you run (county government> like a could' turn that into tax-earning pire building type of thing. I know it's .lLAWRtNCE SCHWEIGER can. How are you going to be visible household. You only have so much revenue. That should be addressed. very difficult to do that. But you have ~ or how are you going to see the needs money to spend, and you have to To get rid of properties we no longer to have the individual that I think ... ,la. The role of the lOth District me the education and the business of the community unless you have spend within those means and make need and turn that into tax revenues. really has to mingle, to meet, to work Commissioner is to see, naturally, background, plus a long history of that vlsiblllty? The way to do it is to do with what you have because So I believe we should divest with each other and to display to the ..~at that particular district is taken community service which I don't serve on any board or commission sooner or later you have to pay the ourselves of things that no longer others that he or she is the type of in- care of within the system of Wayne think the other candidates can com· that you're able to serve on. fiddler and, when that day comes, it's serve us or are not revenue dividual that can gain unity. I think County, to supply services for the pare with at this point. I am used to not always the best time. generating. We have to work within I'm that type of individual. .•; community in which he resides. working within bUdgets and making 28. Federal grants are about I per- the means of our budget. I do not take political contribu- J ." But also the commissioner of the a buck, so, as such, we know how to cent of our total budget and I think 2b. Because our communities are tions. I have received them anS I t:Uith district should ~ concerned allocate and to get the best for our our bUdget, according to some 1984 getting older, mental health and 3. What we have to achieve is unity have sent them back for this reason: about gettlng along With the rest of dollar, and I think this is what we figures, was $284 million. Out of that, welfare services are very important. and harmony within the system if I do not want to owe anybody. and I '.the commission in a harmonious have to do in Wayne County. We have half of the bUdget went for mental Our community has to take care of we're going to be productive. J would know it's not the best way to get .".-elationship. Without unity we can't to stop being a kind of a country club health and welfare. Other commis- the indigent. It has to take care of work toward harmonious relation· elected, but I can't see how any p89- , function as a county government. or inheriting public offices from each sions do have some budget. I think senior citizens. I know Livonia, ships with all the commissioners. pie can raise huge sums of money ) I believe one of the chief essentials other and get at the job at hand - the road commission has a budget of where I reside, is rapidly becoming a Naturally, they're concerned with and then all of a sudden say they are today is credibility within Wayne that is to serve the public. I am that , $150 million. I would try to get as middle-aged community. Older pe0- their district, but we should basically going to serve the public. because County and accountability. Since type. much revenue sharing as we can, but ple have problems that youth does be concerned about the county in there are debts to be paid and you we've had the home rule charter, if it's not forthcoming, we have to not have and, as such, I believe my general. Only then, can we look at have to payoff those debts before Xllu now that we have an executlve lb. Well, SEMCOG, naturally is a make do within the system and we background would be in these areas what our common interests are can serve. This is the way I am. I.do "b~anch and a legislative branch, we combination of the unity of various have to make do within the revenues - senlor citizens, youth programs, which eventually will be self-serving. not want to owe anything to anybody. I have to do our utmost to coordinate other counties, and I would plan to be that are forthcoming to us. mental health, education and all We'll be able to serve our own As a consequence. it has been a little t;those services and get on with the job active in any possible way I could be. I'm for a balanced budget, and I those areas that make up a viable district. I believe we should take care rocky and so my campaigns have , at hand in taking care of the consti- I would do whatever I could, and I don't believe in deficit spending. I community. of each other's problems. Also, we been pretty meager. at best. ... (uents we serve. • really plan on working on this . know we have had this in the past, One other candidate brOUght it up, have to work within the legislative · , I'm probably the only (candidate) and the. county Is paying off Its debt and I agree with her, we do have and the executive branches. We have 'J ~ {r;omthe private sector, which giv~ Ie. I believe you should try to be a to the stabl. But I believe you have to some property that is salable ilJIdwe to do away with this self·serving, em- Continued on 13 (" ing - in this particular area - we understand their problems and talk been attending all the meetings, and deputies patrol. Hertel is very strOllg probably pay 16-12 percent of the their language and I think you have a nobody has missed me. They have on the east side. Each one has his TUTTLE county's expenses for the year. We much better chance of com· committee meetings dUring the day. own block of voters. The main thing get very little In services for that. ' municating than someone who has The question that's asked is "How is who draws the Detroit votes and . ·"'la. 'Well, the role is to represent 'the Ie. That's transportation. That's From the standpoint of snowplowing, grown up In the suburbs and has no can you be In two places at one that's going to be very difficult for a • iOth district. I'm not sure how something we don't have out here. that's one thing we do need. I think concept of what It's like to live in the time." The job I'm in right now Is white person to do. .: .specific you want to be. Are we talk· There's definitely (a role for the com· that should be right up there. They City of Detroit. flexible. I don't go in at Sin the morn· The only one of the three I really · ins about duties here? I don't know missioner). It's important because should be servicing this area first Again, you're talking about funds. ing but I'm always there after 5 p.m. don't know is Hertel. To be very j • what that (the Conference of Western there is no transportation here. In rather than the areas that have bus Where do the bulk of the funds go? To I come and go as I please. I have a honest with you, I could probably , Wayne) is. I'm not famlliar with it at our cIty, senior citizens get around by service. Our area depends on cars for the jans, to the courts and to the deputy that takes over my office work best with McNamara. We fight. I all.' the senior citizen service that's paid transportation. About the only thing sheriff's patrol. We're not fighting If .,;. , when I'm not there. I were elected we have political arguments off and for by the federal government. Out you can do as a commissioner is to for funds for unneccessary services . commissioner, I also am allowed an on. We've had some major political here, that's the way it is, and I try to get the support of the other In Detroit they plow the main roads. aide for meetings that I can't attend. differences where we've ended up In lb. You're asking me questions assume it's the same thing commissioners. They plow the main roads here, too. It's the same question you might ask court. We understand each other, we that really have nothing to do with throughout Wayne County. Maybe the county doesn't have There have to be schedules establish· the other nine people that work full shake hands, we make up and then thi~ district. I get the brochures on enough help. Maybe it doesn't have ed. We pay here to keep crime out of time on the commission - two of we go to something else. We had a big SEMCOG. I read them all the time. It 2a. There's stlll a certain amount of enough eqUipment. We need to find here. The bulk of crime Is In the Inner whom work for government. Again, dispute about the pension fund at .; Ii::r.;' to do with transportation, and money coming in. With construction out what the problem is. city. They have a problem there. if they can manage time away from Christmas time. We settied the thing, · they send out statistics on housing increasing, there aren't going to be Most of the indlgents come from the the government office, either as an it's over and done with. We've since ,. and that. What do they do for the any cutbacks Ulat I can see. 3a. I think right now we're In a pretty inner city. The indigent care problem attorney or as the dean of a college, if shaken hands and made up. He .' cbmmunlty? They don't do anything good position because the two fron· Is not one of who uses It. It's how they they can do that, I consider myself knows from a business standpoint , .'for the community. Neither do those 2b. Snowplowlng Is very important. trunners are from Livonia. The pay for it. just as qualified to pick up the work I that if you have a problem, come·to J' other ones specifically you're talking The roads. Indigent care. Most of the mayor and I are on very good terms have to do at night. me, you put In money. dollars, or I about. So why are we talking about services Wayne County provides these days, and Bob Ficano and I 4. My family'S grown, my time is give it to me and explain It. He pro- ~:··them? Because Susy knows what it's don't affect this area that much. The we've always been friendly. pretty much my own. Most of my af· 5. I think anybody who takes sides bably would have a good chance of J" about and I don't? She's on SEM· Wayne County sevlces that we're I have no problem with the Detroit filiations after work are business - in this particular race is silly because getting my vote from a business " C()G, isn't she? Why do we have paying for, we're not getting now. In· commissioners. I've been going to business associations. I go to dlf· It's going to be very, very close. standpoint than he probably would I questions about SEMCOG? If It dlgent care, most of the indlgents the meetings and the people there ferent political meetings, but I'm not Right now it's an extremely close from some of the other commis- covers the county, then obviously come from the iMer city. We pay to have been very friendly to me. I grew really Into political associations. race. McNamara has this area pretty sioners. The theory Is you can't spend • there's a role. It's not one of the keep crime out of here. We pay for In· up in Detroit. I think to be able to The job (county commissioner) well wrapped up. Flcano is the .pnmary things county commls· dlgent care, we pay for the Jails, the relate to someone from the Inner ci· bons down to one afternoon a week sheriff, and he's very strong sloners should be concerned aboUt. courts. Who uses those? We're pay· ty, if you've lived there yourself. you and that's going to the meetings. I've downriver where the sheriff's Continued on.13 .. 8-A-1HI NbMTHVILLI flIOOAo-Wedn .. day. July 23.1986 - • Council compromises on E'states' sewer and water Continued from Page 1 meetings and through petitions. • project would Increase from earlier without trouble. coIn. SoU In the area has been found to plementatlon of the water program A count of the proposed district estimates. "I don't mean to panic anyone. but "That doesn't mean the septic perk slowly In some cases and In until those residents opted to join the showed residents opposed to sewer One subdivision resident question· soil studies indicate the seven types systems are going to fail. What it others to not filter properly. Increas. water district. service 46-35; however. Ayers of· ed whether the city engineers could of soil on the SUbdivision land have means Is that the land In this subdlvi· Ing the risk of groundwater con. However. council members noted fered a revised district which indicate how long the current septic been classified as 'severe·... said sion cannot support a septic system tamination. that those who join the assessment eliminated the majority in opposition systems could be expected to operate Jack McNeeley of McNeeley and Lln· as readily as other land." district after the assessment rolls are to the sewers while allowing the ma· • complete would have to pay the full jorlty of those who favored the plan cost of the project up front. rather to assess themselves for the cost. than being able to spread the cost of Before the new district could be 1m· the program over 15years. plemented. however. Steve Walters. Police renewal, fire millage on primary' ballot . The proposed sewer district met city manager. said the engineering with equally heated comments. with for the district would have to be ContInued from Page 1 western portion of the township. be used only for the construction. the county sells the property It Owns the council giving residents one final resolved. Part of the problem would Plans for the building are already equipping. operating and maintain· on Sheldon Road and we lose the use chance to voice their opinions. be In sharing facilities with Nor· decided that It would best serve the drawn up and, If the measure Is ap- Ing the proposed structure. of that station." Toms said. Listing the lot owners one by one. thville Township's North Beacon needs of the community to have the proved. Fire Chief Robert Toms is He added that. if the township Mayor Paul Vernon allowed each au· Woods subdivision. two millages expire at the same hopeful the building can begin by late "If you look at the current popula- population continues to Increase and- dience member to publicly state "The project would not involve any time. fall or early spring • tion of the township. we really don't the proposed building boom occurs In- . - whether he or she wanted to change capacity changes. merely transpor· The fire millage proposal wUl be need ,the station today. But we cer· the western part of the townShip, the - his/her opinion from the inclination tation." Walters noted. He added that used to construct a fire station In the If approved, the five-year tax can talnly need It tomorrow. especially If new station is imperative. residents had voiced in previous he was not sure whether costs for the NORTHVILLECITY Redevelopment Distrlcl under Act 255,P.A. bUyJames H. Plagen's property at the north NOTICE COUNCILMINUTES 01 1978, as amended. lor the property end 01the Main & Hutton parking lot. Al'll~: SYNOPSIS described. Motion carried unanimously. Gardner. Vernon. Ayers. Buckland. Nays: JUNE18,1888 SEWER DAMAGE CLAIM· DANIEL Folino. Motioncarried. OF PUBLIC HEARING HACKETT. 134 RAYSON: Tabled until the 1986TRI-PARTYPROGRAM- OAKLAND Mayor Vernon called the regUlar meellng next regular City Council meellng. COUNTY:Moved and supported to approve 01the Northville City Council to order at 8:05 DECLARATIONOF TRUST: ALLEN TER- the 1986Tri Party Programand authorize the p,m. RACETRUST FUND: Moved and supported CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF NORTHVILLE • Mayor and Clerk to sign the Agreement for ROLL CALL: Present: Ayers. Buckland. to approve Allen Trust Fund with the the widening 01Novi Road at Allen Drive In Folino.Gardner.Vernon. Absent none. members to be Its Mayor. City Manager.City the City 01 Northville. Motion carried . APPROVALOF COUNCILMINUTES:The Housing Commission Chairman. City unanimously. minutes 01 the Northville' City Council Finance Director and City Housing Director Date: Tuesday. August 12,1986 MAYOR VERNON RECESSED THE Time: 7:30 p.m. regUlar meellng on June 2, 1986were ap- and authorize signing 01the Declaration 01 MEETING AT 9:55 P.M. AND CONVENED proved with corrections. The minutes 01the Trust by City Council. Mollon carried THEMEETINGA110:00P.M. Place: 41600 Six Mile Road Northville City Council special meellng on unanimously. ROUGEVALLEY DISTRICTSEWERRATE June 9. 1986,were approved with an addl· WATER & SEWER BONDS AND NOR- INCREASE: The Conlerence of Western PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Planning Commission of the Charter Township of NorthVille 'tion, THVILLEESTATES:Movedand supported to Wayne and Down River Community Con- has scheduled a PUBLIC HEARING to be held on Tuesday. August 12,1986 at 7:30 p.m. Daylight Sav- •'.• DEPARTMENTREPORTS: call a special City Council meeting lor June lerence requested lustllication for the rate ings Time at the Northville Township Office. 41600 Six Mile Road, Northville Michigan for the purpose .A. Police Report: The April. 1986.police 30.1986.Motion carried unanimously. Moved increase.Tabledfor lurther Inlormation. of hearing the public concerning a proposed rezoning application as follows: • report was discussed with the Police Chlel and supported to call a necessity hearing lor . AMENDMENTSTO 1985-88CITY BUDGET: TO REZONE FROM R-3 SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL TO OS-1. SMALL OFFICE SERVICE, 05- I and placed on liIe. Movedand supported to June 30. 1986lor the proposed water main Moved and supported to adopt the amend- authorize the purchase 01 a new gasoline improvements to serve Northville Estates 2, LARGE OFFICE SERVICE. and P1 VEHICULAR PARKING a parcel of land being a part of the ment to the 1985-88Budget. Motion carried Southeast 1,4 of Section 12. t. 1S •• R. 8 E., Northville Township, Wayne County. Michigan and being pump from Gallup Silkworth lor $1.500.Mo- Subdivision Lots 34-43.51·54.56-60.63-84.93- unanimously. lion carried unanimously. The Police Chlel 115.and121-134.Motion carried unanimous- APPOINTMENTSTO PLANNINGCOMMIS- more particulary described as follows: requestedapprovallor cabinets constructed ly. Moved and supported by Councilman SION: Moved and supported to reappoint to 05-1 SMALL OFFICE SERVICE commencing at the Southeast corner of Section 12.T. 1S. R. 8 in the squad room. Movedand supported to Folino to call a necessity hearing lor June the Planning Commission for three (3) year E•• Northville Township. Wayne County. Michigan. running thence North 00 degrees 03 minutes 00 authorize the purchase 01cabinets. as pro- 30.1986,lor the proposed sanitary sewer Im- terms expiring 6-30-89. Charles Freydl. John seconds West along the East line of said Section 12. said line being also the center line of Haggerty posed, lor the squad room Irom lamination provements to serve Northville EstatesSub- Hardin (with his approval)and DavidTotten. Road (120 feet wide at this point). a distance of 60.23 feet to a point; thence North 84 degrees 59 Ltd, at$1,460.Motion carried unanimously. division Lot 21-85.93-115and 121·134.Motion Motion carried unanimously. minutes 20 seconds West along the Easterly Extension of the North line of Six Mile Road (120 feet B. FireReport:The May.1986.lire report was carried unanimously. Moved and supported SUMMERSONGDISCUSSION:Movedand discussed. Malor activity vs. fee. The Fire In- by Councilman Folino to authorize the City wide). A distance of 60.23 feet to the Northwest corner of said Six Mile Road and Haggerty Road; supported to approve the use of City Signs thence North 84 degrees 59 minutes 20 seconds West along the North line of said Six Mile Road, said spector. Alan Mfttthews, acllvlty InclUdes Manager to make application to State lor lor Summer Song Irom June 12 to 21, and routine lire code Inspections and review 01 water and sewer bonds. Motion carried use 01 sidewalks and Town Square for line being 60.00 feet North of, as measured at right angles to and parallel with the South line of said commercial plans. The report was plal:ed on unanimously. displays during Summer Song. June 20 and Section 12, a distance of 2568.25 feet to the point of intersection of said road line with the North/South lIIe. ELECTIONPUBLICITYSIGNS:Moved and 21. with notification to the police and DPW '/4 line of said Section 12; thence North 01 degree 39 minutes 50 seconds West along said Nor- II C. Housing Commission Report: The Apnl supported to authonze the DPW to place departments. Motion carried unanimously. th/South 1,4 line of said section. a distance of 2217.45 feet to the center corner of said section 12; and May Housing Commission reports were vote reminder sign in the public rlght-ol-way MISCELLANEOUS FROM COUNCIL: thence North 86 degrees 48 minutes 28 seconds East along the East/West 114 line of said Section 12, a reviewedand placedon liIe. at appropnate intersecliOns on election day. Councilman Folino noticed the street crack distance of 944.63 feet to a point on the East/West 114 line of said Section 12; thence South 00 degrees CONSENT AGENDA: Moved and sup- Motion carried unanimously. sealing materialcoming out and askedabout ported to approve the Consent Agenda A CALL PUBLIC HEARING: COMMERCIAL 03 minutes 00 seconds East a distance of 321.25 to the point of beginning of a parcel of land herein be- a guarantee. City Manager stated we havea Ing described; proceeding thence from said point of beginning South 00 degrees 03 minutes 00 through C. Motion carried unanimously. REDEVELOPMENTDISTRICT: Moved and year's guarantee and will have the City seconds East, a distance of 538.75 feet to a point; thence North 89 degrees 57 minutes 00 seconds PUBLIC HEARING: ORDINANCE TO supported to call a public hearing lor July 7. Engineer check this out. There being no fur· CREATEA BUDGETSTABILIZATIONFUND: 1986to establish a Commercial Redevelop- ther business before City Council, the Mayor East, a distance of 540.00 feet to a point; thence North 00 degrees 03 minutes 00 seconds West, a Movedand supported to adopt an ordinance ment District at the southwest corner ot adjourned the regular meeting at 10:30p.m. distance of 890.00 feet to a point on the East/West '/4 line of said Section 12. thence South 86 degrees to create a Budget Stabilization Fund Sec- Main and Griswold Streets. Motion carried 48 minutes 28 seconds West along the East/West 1,4 line of said Section 12, a distance of 100.00 feet to, tion 1 Ihrough Section 6 of the City Code of unanimously. a point; thence South 00 degrees 03 minutes 00 seconds East. a distance of 321.25 feet to a point; Ordmances.Motion carried unanimously. PROPOSEDPROPERTYTRADEAT MAIN Respectfully submitted, thence South 86 degrees 48 minutes 28 seconds West. a distance of 440.00 feet to the point of beginn-, PUBLIC HEARING: COMMERCIAL & HUTTON: Moved and supported to CATHYM. KONRAD. Ing. Containing 7.6 acres. more of less, of land in area. REDEVELOPMENTDISRICT: Moved and , authonze the City Manager to convey no In· CITYCLERK supported to establish a Commercial terest in trade at this time. and propose to (7-23-a6NR) 05-2 LARGE OFFICE SERVICE commencing at the Southeast corner of Section 12, T. 1S. R. 8 E•• Northville Township. Wayne County, Michigan. running thence North 00 degrees 03 minutes 00 I seconds West along the East line of said Section 12, said line being also the center line of Haggerty' Road (120 feet wide at this point), a distance of 60.23 feet to a point; thence North 84 degrees 59 minutes 20 seconds West along the Easterly Extension of the North line of Six Mile Road (120 feet wide), a distance of 60.23 feet to the Northwest corner of said Six Mile Road and Haggerty Road. thence North 00 degrees 03 minutes 00 seconds West along the West line of said Haggerty Road, said line being 60.00 feet West of, as measured at right angles to and parallel with the East line of said Sec- tion 12, a distance of 1002.00 feet to the point of beginning of a parcel of land herein being described; ELECTION NOTICE proceed thence from said point of beginning North 00 degrees 03 minutes 00 seconds,West along the· West line of said Haggerty Road. a distance of 1585.0 feet to a point on the East/West 1,4 line of said' PRIMARY ELECTION Section 12; thence South 86 degrees 48 minutes 28 seconds West along the East/West '/4 line of said Section 12, a distance of 1140.0 feet to a point; thence South 00 degrees 03 minutes 00 seconds East, a AUGUST 5, 1986 distance of 1090.0 feet to a point; thence South 50 degrees 05 minutes 02 seconds East. a distance of TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS: 685.0 feet to a point; thence North 89 degrees 57 minutes 00 seconds East. a distance of 610.0 feet to I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that a Primary Election will be held in the City and Charter Township 01 Northville in the the point of the beginning. Containing 39.4 acres. more of less. of land In area. County 01Wayne and In the City 01Northville. County of Oakland, State 01Michigan. P-1 VEHICULAR PARKING commencing at the Southeast corner of Section 12. T, 1 S, R. 8 E.; ON Northville Township. Wayne County, Michigan. running thence North 00 degrees 03 minutes 00 TUESDAY. AUGUSTS. 1986 seconds West along the East line of said Section 12, said line being also the center line of Haggerty at the Place or Places 01holding the election In said TOWNSHIP as indicated below. VIZ. Road (120 feet wide at this point). a dlsta"ce of 60.23 feet to a point; thence North 84 degrees 59 PRECINCT NO.1 - Moraine School. 8-Mile Rd minutes 20 seconds West along the Easterly extension of the North line of Six Mile Road (120 feet PRECINCT NO.2 - Silver Springs School. Silver Springs Drive wide). a distance of 60.23 feet to the Northwe~t corner of said Six Mile Road and Haggerty Road. PRECINCT NO.3 - Moraine School, 8-Mile Road PRECINCT NO.4 - Meads Mill School. Franklin Road thence North 00 degrees 03 minutes 00 seconds West along the West line of said Haggerty Road, said PRECINCT NO.5 - Kings Mill. Kings Mill Club House line being 60.00 feet West of. as measured at right angles to and parallel with the East line of said Sec- PRECINCT NO. 6- Winchester School. Winchester drive tion 12, a distance of 882.00 feet to the point of beginning of a parcel of land herein being described; PRECINCT NO.7 - Meads Mill School. Franklin Road proceed thence from said point of beginning South 89 degrees 57 minutes 00 seconds West, a PRECINCT NO. 8-Silver Spnngs School. Silver Springs Drive distance of 695.0 feet to a point; thence North 50 degrees 05 minutes 02 seconds West, a distance of PRECINCT NO.9 - Silver Springs School. Silver Springs Drive 750.0 feet to a point; thence North 00 degrees 03 minutes 00 seconds West. 285.0 feet to a point; PRECINCT NO. 10- Winchester School. Winchester Drive thence North 89 degrees 57 minutes 00 seconds East, a distance of 120.0 feet to a point; thence South at the Place or Places of holding the election in said CITY as indicated below. viz. degrees 03 minutes 00 seconds East, a distance of 200.0 feet to a point; thence South 50 degrees 05 PRECINCT NO. 1- City Hall. 215W. Main (Wayne County) 00 PRECINCT NO.2 - Amerman School. 847 N. Center (Oakland County) minutes 02 seconds East. a distance of 685.0 feet to a point; thence North 89 degrees 57 minutes 00 seconds East, a distance of 610.0 feet to a point on the West line of said Haggerty Road; thence South FOR THE PURPOSE OF PLACING IN NOMINATIOIN BY ALL POLITICAL PARTIES PARTICIPATING THEREIN, 00 degrees 03 minutes 00 seconds East along the West line of said Haggerty Road. a distance of 120.0 CANDIDATES FOR THE FOLLOWING OFFICES. VIZ: feet to the point of beginning. Containing 4.98 acres, more or less. of land In area. STATE Governor CONGRESSIONAL Representative In Congreaa LEGtSLA TIVE State Senator; State Representative COUNTY: County Executive; County Commlaaloner Also any additional olflces if any for whIch partisan candidates are to be nominated R-3 I I AND FOR THE PURPOSE OF PLACING IN NOMINATION, CANDIDATES PARTICIPATING IN A NON-PARTISAN 114uu PRIMARY ELECTION FOR THE FOLLOWING OFFICES. VIZ: I on 10 '44.63 ~~I • In Wayne County _I OJ 0 3 JUDGES OF CIRCUIT COURT - 3RD DISTRICT (\I. N 0 I (FUll Tem-Non-lncumber,t POlltlon) "" '" on I In Oakland County P08.l0S-II_ 5? 1 JUDGE OF CIRCUIT COURT - 6TH DISTRICT 440.0 ... (Full Term-Non-lncumbent Position) w C! (, AND FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELECTING 0 , on 0 Delegates to the County Convention 01the Democratic and Republican Parties 0 ... PARCEL .. ;., 0 0 ~I R-3 ;., ~ OS-I ;:,"" I' ALSO THE FOLLOWING PROPOSITIONS FOR THE CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF NORTHVILLE: ... 0 0 on'" 0 a:.. e I . 0 ;1 CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF NORTHVILLE PROPOSAL A !i 0 5400 '" fII MILLAGE RENEWAL PROPOSITION .. PARCEL 0 120' ~~I THE POLLS'ol said election will open at 7 o'clock a.m. and will remain open until 8 o'clock p.m. 01 said day 01 election At the Public Hearing. the Planning Commission may recommend rezoning of the subject • Cathy M. Konrad. Clerk premises to any use allowable under the provisions of Northville Township Zoning Ordinance No. n.. : City of Northville THE TENTATIVE TEXT OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENT may be examined by the Georgina F. Goss. Clerk public during regular business hours at the Northville Township Office. 41600 Six Mile Road, Nor.- . Charter Township 01Northville thvllle, Michigan on regular business days of said office through August 12,1988. ' • • PAT WRIGHT. CHAIRPERSON. : CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF NORTHVILLE (7.23.7-30-88N R) PLANNING COMMISSION ; j II (7-23-86,8-6-86 NR) l" •.. • Wednesday, July 23.1986-' JRTHVILL~ lE.CORO-9-A ------Obituaries·----- J. CHARLES DICKINSON JR. Southgate; sisters, Muriel, Margaret Mrs. Joan Noonan and brother and Isabel, all of Ottawa: four grand· Charles Toussaint, both of Nor· r------,I 1/2 OFFDEVELOPING I A memorial service for former sons and one granddaUghter, two thvllIe. I & PRINTING 522 I Northville resident J. Charles great grandsons and one great I on diSC, 110. 126 or 35mm color print roll of him (full frame. C·41 I Dickinson J.r. wll1 be held at 8 p.m. granddaughter. WILSON STEPHEN I process only). One roll per coupon Muillple sets of pnnts are 1/2 I Friday at First Presbyterian Church She was preceded In death by her Funeral service for Northville resi- I off regUlar prmt price. at lime of developmg Excludes use of I • of Northville. Dr. Nile Harper. husband. dent Wilson Stephen wll1 be held at 8 other coupons t... I The family suggests that memorial p.m. today at Casterline Funeral I Offer good through 7/26/86. o::::::a::s associate pastor. wll1 officiate at the COUPON MUST ACCOMPANY ORDER. 'FOXPHOlO service in the church lounge. contributions may be made to the Home Inc. Dr. Nile Harper, associate I I Mr. Dickinson, who was 52 died Father Solanus Guild, 1780Mt. Elliott minister of First Presbyterian June 16 in Orange, Calif., at the age Ave., Detroit. MI, 48207, or to Little Church of Northville where Mr. Sisters of the Poor, 17550Southfield, ._------~~------~ of 52. Stephen was a member. wl1l of· He grew up in Northvll1e, was a Detroit, MI, 48235. ficlate. 1952 graduate of Northville High Mr. Stephen died July 21 at Sinai KODAK~~ILM1.97 School and a 1959 graduate of ARLENE CAMARIGG Hospital in Detroit after an illness of Eastern Michigan University. several weeks. He was 83. SALE~ 110-12 EXPOSURE He began his teaching career in Funeral service for former Nor- Mr. Stephen. who was retired, COST+70/0 .-. ~ VR200 thville resident Arlene Marjorie Ann moved to the community three years Farmington and moved to California Plus huge savings on other . ~ ~ • where he taught in the Anaheim Camarlgg of Aurora, Colo., was held ago from Ann Arbor. i!!!L: district for 24years. July 19 at Jehovah's Witness- He was the father of Dianne Mc- film sizes. Hurry! Sale Ends Saturday. ~ PIIO!O. Born July 12, 1933,he served In the Plymouth Congregation. Reader was Culloch of Northville. Other sur- U.S. Navy from 1952-55. Thomas Kayfes. Burial was at Rural vivors are nls wife. Patricia • call now for a free consultaUon. Hours 9:00 am to 7:30 pm. men-frl. Physicians WEIGHT LOSS Centers ,,-.I...FUTRA·lOSS DIET SYSTEMS 37672Professional 28501 Orchard Lake Rd• Center Dr. Just North of 12 Mile Near Newburgh Rd. & 6 Mile • Farmington Hills Livonia 553-6360 464-4844 • An Invitation to A Michigan family Reunion. I ...... Fill oul thIS <"upun A cclchrntioo of \\hat wn.',;md will he. •• 10·A- THE NORTHVILLE RECOAO-Wednesday, July 23,1886 • Jabe aims to involve community in Scott activities Continuedfrom page'l "Statistics show that' 75 percent agricultural training at Scott when Nor does he worry much about be- "I feel good about myself, and I assignments asdirected. return to the community from which there aren't many farms within a 30- ing second-guessed or about the have no problem sleeping at night," "Beds w11lbe made by 8 a.m., and skills that will stand them well when they came within four years and 50 mUe radius of the prison" from scrutiny he expects will come Crom he says. "I make a number oCdecl· lights w11lbe turned off at midnight. I they return to their community. And percent return within three years. It which the prison wUl draw Its inmate the general public once the prototype sions during the course of a week - w0!1'tcoddle a prisoner." return the inmates will. doesn't do any good for us to provide population. prison opensits doors in August. some of them major, some of them He won't Ignore one, either, he minor. I try to analyze the decisions says. He has a history of being an ac- on a daUybasis. cessible ward~n and talking to both "Iknow that there are times Iam • prisoners and staff to find out what's going to make mistakes, but I am going on within the Institution. also willing to admit that I make mistakes. Idon't like to make them, Currently Jabe Is doing his own but that's life," hesays. discovery, looking for a home in the As warden, he says he sees his job area for himself, his wife, Jean. ,as protecting the community, but he daUghter Karl, a freshman at the also wants to make Scott a functional University of Michigan, and son, prison. He says that he has some Michael, beginning a master's very strict rules, Including ensuring degree program at Central Michigan prisoners are up and working their University. • Expansion plans OK The Novl Hilton's expansion con- Commissioner Joseph Toth tinues to chug along on schedule. disagreed. "This is a clear example By a 7-1 vote last Wednesday, the of where you should have parking In Novi Planning Commission approved the front of abuilding," he said. He plans to add 156guest rooms to the noted comments by planning consul- current 240-roomhotel and to expand tant Brandon Rogers that the high- hotel parking to the south of the ex- level situation of the parking lot and isting building. the proposed landscaping In and • Commissioner RUey Richard cast around it would be minimally disrup- the lone opposing vote, based on the tive. proposed parking Jot alignment at Representatives of The Samelson the site. "The parking defeats the in· Group have informed city officials tent of our ordinance," he said. they would like to conclude construc- "(The parking lot> is going to be visi- tion of the new west wing of the hotel ble asyou comesouth on Haggerty." by late this year. Rec:ord/JERRY ZOLYNSKY Construction's under way on the closed custody vislUngyard at ScottPrlson From the -. birthplace 0 porcelain: ITALIAN C SINE· PIZZA. COCKTAILS Specializing in Veal, Chicken, Steaks & Shrimp I"Pao-dtai" .Daily LUDCh & Dinner Specials I FLrst in the collector's plate series that unites China's greatest literary masterpiece ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT DINNER SPECIALS I with the world's oldest name in porcelain, Ching-te Chen. MON.CRAB LEGS 19.95WED. SIRLOIN STEAK '7.95 I Available today ...An Heirloom Tomorrow $27.92 • 1492 Sheldon Rd. • Plymouth • 455-1424 (Next to Family Discount Drugs) firOrgttJ~!rd !h!!~,nf!a!!JJ!e!g ~N !liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Under New Management iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Collector Platn & Limited Edltlona DAYS • 815 N. Mill St. (Lilly Rd.) • Old Village Plymouth· 453-7733 Phone Ordera Welcome - F.... Delivery end F.... Gift Wrapping Hours: Mon.-Tues.-Wed. 10.7, Tltura.-Fri.1D-a, Sal1D-8, Sun. 12.5 CHARTER TOWNSHIP review for SChwarz Dental Lab dated June CITY OF NOVI OF NORTHVILLE 18, 1986. o. McNeely & Lincoln Associates, BOARD OF TRUSTEES Inc. letter of review for Mlltlmore division of NOTICE SYNOPSIS land dated June 19. 1986.p. McNeely & Lin- coln Assoclatea, Inc. letter of review lor Ur· Date: Thuraday, July 10,1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council of the City of NOTICE Time: 7:30 p.m. ban Partitions Expansion. q. McNeely & Lln- coin Assoclatea, Inc. Status of Northville Novl has adopted Ordinance 86-18.20, an Ordinance to add ., Place: 41800Six Mile ROId CITY OF NOVI Place Apartments Engineering review. r. Subsection 4 to Sectlon'1202 of Ordinance 84-18, as amended, 1. Call to Order. Supervisor Susan J. Vlllcan Leman & Associates, Inc. leiter of Heintz called the meeting to order at 7:37 the City of Novl Zoning Ordinance, to permit amusement and REQUEST FOR SPECIAL USE PERMIT p.m. review for Mlltmore land division. s. Vlllcan Leman & Associates. Inc. letter of review for entertainment uses within the OSC Zoning District. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the Tony Angelo Cement Con- 2. Roll Call: Present Susan J. Heintz. SChwarz Dental Lab. t. Vlllcan Leman & Supervisor, Georgina F. Goss, Clerk. A Public Hearing hav1ng been held hereon pursuant to the struction Company has requested a thirty day (July 28, 1986through Richard N. Henningsen, Treasurer. Richard Associates. Inc•.Ieltllr of review for Urban provisions of Section 4 of Act 207,of the Public Acts of 1921, as August 28,1986) Temporary Use Permit which would allow the erec-' Partitions expansion. Moved and supported tlon of a temporary batch plant In Dunbarton Pines Subdivision No.' E. Allen, Trustee. James L. Nowka, Trustee, to receive and file items of correspondence .: amended, the provisions of this Ordinance shall become effec- Donald B. Williams. Trustee. Also Present 9 (a) through 9 (I). Motion carried. ' tive fifteen (15) days after Its adoption. The Ordinance was 2 for the concrete paving of Dunbarton Pines Subdivision No; 2 and The press and approximately 22 Visitors. 10.Old Business: a. North Beacon Woods. adopted on JUly 21, 1986, and the"effective date is August 5, Simmons Orchard Subdivision No.2. The two subdivisions are ap- Absent: Thomas L. P. Cook. Trustee. prOXimately one mile apart. The attorney's are to be consulted and re- 1986. A complete copy of the Ordinance Is available for public 3. Pledge of Allegiance. quest lor forms Irom the state. b. SChool A public hearing can be requested by any property owner or oc- 4. Public Comments and Questions: None. Agreements - Plymouth Canton District. purchase, use and inspection at the office of the City Clerk dur- 5. Department Reports: a. Clerk. No cupant of a structure located within 300 feet of the boundary of the Moved and supported 10 table. Motion car- Ing the hours of 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Local Time. properties being considered for a Special Use Permit. ., report. b. SupervIsor. No report. c. ned. c. Decision re: Crew and Assocl8tes. Township Manager. No report. d. Are This request will be considered at 3:00 p.m. on July 28, 1986at the. Moved and supported to table. Motion car· Geraldine Stipp, Department. Moved and supported to adopt ried. (7-23-86NR. NN) City Clerk Novi City Office, 45225W. Ten Mile Road, Nov~ Michigan 48050. All· resolution 86-60. Motion carned. e. Building 11. New BusIness: a. Conference of written comments should be addressed to the City of Novi Building. Department. Mr. Modrack updated the board Western Wayne Re: ChorelTSA Grant. No Official and must be received prior to July 28, 1986. , members regarding "road cut through" to action required. b.letter of resignation from Winchester. f. Rec:reatlon Department. Mr. Leon Price. Moved and supported 10 accept Everett E. Bailey: Anderson stated a grant had been received the resignation and send a letter of apprec:ia- (7-23-86NR, NN) Building Official lor $6,035 lor Semor Citizen stalling. Bid tlon. c. Leiter from Edward J. Mroz re: ap- speclhcallOns would be received July 21, pointment as constable. Moved and sup- CITYOFNOVI 1986for dnnklng lountains and benches at ported to receive and hie and send a leiter to ball dl8mond. g. Police Department. Chief Mr. Mroz. d. Department of Commerce NOTICE Hardesty advised the board members the nol/ce 01 liquor license application from three new patrols cars had been received. h. Country Pantry & Plua Inc. Moved and sup- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City of Novi Council has Water and Sewer Department. No report. i. ported to table. Motion carried. e. Depart- adopted Ordinance 86-18.21,an Ordinance to add Subpart 4c to Sec- Ubrary. No report. ment of Commerce notice of dance permit tion 1902of Ordinance No. 84-18, as amended. the City of Novi Zon- GENERAL 6. Approval of the Minutes: a. RegUlar application in conjunction with club license Meeting June 12, 1986.Moved and supported Ing Ordinance, and to add Subsection 9 to Section 1902of said Or- .~ for Loyal Order of Moose. Moved and sup- to approve the minutes as pnnted. Motion dinance, to permit limited retail sales within 1-1Light Industrial Zon- carned. ported to adopt the resolution contingent ing Districts. upon the review of the Chief of Police, Fire 7. Northville Townahlp Billa Payable: a. A Public Hearing having been held hereon pursuant to the pro- PRIMARY Chief and Building Inspector. Roll Call Vole: Genaral Bills Payable - July 10. 1986. b. visions of Section 4 of Act 207 of the Public Acts of 1921,as amend- Water and Sewer Bills Payable - July 10, Motion carried. f. Millage Reduction Formuls and Truth In Taxation. Moved and supported ed, the provisions of this Ordinance become effective fifteen (15) 1986. Moved and supported to approve the days after Its adoption. The Ordinance was adopted on July 21, bills payable Items 7 (a) and (b) with sup- to accept the recommendation of the Finance Director and support the roll back of 1986. and the effective date Is August 5, 1986. A complete copy of ELECTION plements and chec:ks 13053,13059and 35026. Roll Call Vote: Motion carned. the 1986 taxes. Roll Call Vote: Motion car· the Ordinance Is available for public purchase. use and inspection 8. Acceptance of Other Minutes and ned. g. Purchase 01 SCenic Lane. Moved and at the office of the City Clerk. during the hours 01 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 To the Qualified Electors: supported to refer this to Mr. Modrack for his Reports: a. General/Water and Sewer P.M., local time. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That a General Primary Elec- Budgets. b. Investment Portfolio lor June review and action. Mollon carried. h. Per- formance Appraisals and Merit Increase GERALDINE STIPP. 1986.c. Fire Runs for June 1986.d. Building CITY CLERK tion will be held in The City of Novi (Precinct NO.1 thru 10) Department Report for June 1986.e. Plann· Policy. Moved and supported 10 accept the County of Oakland, State of Michigan within said City or • (7-23-86NR. NN) ing Commission Mmutes for May 27. 1986.f. performance appraisals and ment increase policy WIth revisions as stated. Roll Call Township Northville State Hospital Report for June Vote: Motion carried. 1986. g. NorthVIlle Commumty Recreation CommISSion Regular Meeting of May 14, 12.Recommendatlona: None. 1986. h. Northville Community Recreation 13. Appointments: a. Senior Clhzens. 1. Board liaison member. Moved and sup- TUESDAY, AUGUST 5,1986 CommuOlly Center Building Utilization for ported to appomt Mr. Donald B. Williams as May 1986. I. NorthVille CommuOlly Rec:rea- board liaison member 10 Ihe senior citizens CITY OF NOVI tlon Regular Commission Meeting June 11. AT THE PLACE OR PLACES OF HOLDING THE ELECTION IN 1986. J. Northville Community Recreation organization. Motion carried. b. Building Department Board of Appeals 1. One ap- Director'S Report June 1986. k. NorthVille NOTICE SAID CITY ITOWNSHIP AS INDICATED BELOW. VIZ: . Area Semor CItizens AdVISOry Council pointment - Five years. Moved and sup- ported to reappoint Mr. Williams Schultz for Pct. No.1-Church of the Holy Cross, 46200 Ten Mile Road meeting May 16. 1986.f. Charter Township of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council of the City of Pet. No. 2-Novi Middle School South - 25299 Taft Road Northville Board 01 Appeals minutes for Five years. Motion carried. Novl has adopted Ordinance 86-18.22, an Ordinance to amend sub- June 2. 1986. m. Northville Community 14. Resolutions: a. From the City of Pct. No. 3-Novl Library - 45245 W. Ten Mile Road Romulus 1. Opposition to use of salt mines part 2d of Section 2602of Ordinance No. 84-18,as amended, the City Recreation revenues for May 1986. n. Nor- Pct. No.4-Lakeshore Community Bldg. 601 South Lake Or. as waste storage facility. b. From the City of of Novl Zoning Ordinance, to prohibit adult uses within 1300feet of Ihvllle Community Rec:real/on bills paid lor a Residentially zoned District. Pct. No; 5-0rchard Hills'School- 41900 Quince Dr. May 14. and May 27. 1981l.Moved and sup- Wayne 1. Supporting House Bill 5353. 2. Op- ported to receive and lIIe Items 8 (a) through posing H.R. 3838 c. From the City of Inkster. A public hearing having been held pursuant to the provisions of Pct. No.6-Fire Station No.1 - 42975 Grand River 8(n). Motion carried. 1. OpPOSingstorage 01 hazardous wastes In Section 4 of Act 207of the Public Acts of 1921,as amended, the pro- Pet. NO.7-Village Oaks School- 23333 Willowbrook Drive the salt mines. Moved and supported to 9. Correspondence: a. Supervisor Heintz's visions of this Ordinance shall become effective fifteen (15) days Pct. No.8-Chateau Estates Clubhouse - 42000 Carousel letter to Mr. James Vollman re: status of two receive and /lie Ihese resolul/on. Mol/on car· after Its adoption. The Ordinance was adopted July 21, 1986, and gravel roads. b. Department of Natural rled. d. From the Charter Township of Nor· the effective date Is August 5,1988. Drive ' thville. 1. Resolution regarding Bike Paths Resources permit to construct a storm A complete copy of the Ordinance Is available for public pur- Pct. No. 9-Novl High School Auditorium - 24602 Taft Road ' sewer system and two out·fall structures In- lor Maple Hilla SUbdivision. 2. Reaolutlon regarding Bike Patha lor Koalk OHice. 3. chase, use and Inspection at the o"lce of the City Clerk, during the Pet. No. 10-Fire Station No.3- 42785 Nine Mile Road : to lake succeas for Mark T. Jacobson & hours of 8:00 A.M. to.5:oo P.M. local time. FOR THE PURPOSE OF PLACING IN NOMINATION BY Associates. c. Leiter from Elizabeth Hugg to Resolution regarding Bike Paths for cedar Richard sackett. Supervisor of salem Lalles. Moved and aupported to accept the ALL POLITICAL PARTIES PARTICIPATION THEREIN, CAN .. recommendation of the Community Township. d. leller to Clerk Goss from Ray GERALDINE STIPP, Development Director and adopt resolution DIDATES FOR THE FOLLOWING OFFICES, VIZ: J. Gross Western Sfates Llle Insurance 86-61.86-62and 86-63. Motion carried. CITY CLERK STATE-GOVERNOR • Polley. e. Leiter from JoAnn Radokovlc to 15. Any Bualnela That May Property (7-23-86NR, NN) Clerk Goss. f. House Bill 5634 subrrllted by Other CONGRESSIONAL-REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS Karoub & Associates. g. Northville Area Be BtouOhtbefol'e the Board. Trustee Nowka advised the board LEGISLATIVE-STATE SENATOR, REPRESENTATIVE senior Cltlzens Newlelter lor June 1986. h. members the attitudinal survey Is being COUNTY-COUNTY COMMISSIONER • Northville Area Senior Citizens Newletter lor prepared. Treasurer Henningsen noted the piTY OF NOVI NOTICE Also any additional offices If any for which partisan can- July 1986, I, Letter from Rick Salek to Nor- July 22. 1986Board of Review was scheduled thville Recreation Commission re: use 01 didates are to be nominated AND FOR THE PURPOSE OF for omissions and errors. Clerk GOllS re- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Novi City Council Community Center. I. Letter to Northville quested volunteers to the proposed PLACING IN NOMINATION, CANDIDATES PARTICIPATING Community Recreation Department Irom Mr. review has adopted Ordinance 86-18-23, an Ordinance to amend traSh ordinance. Jackson re: Condition of Township Hall subsection (h) of Section 2400 of Ordinance 84-18, as amend- IN A NON-PARTISAN PRIMARY ELECTION FOR THE baseball diamonds. k. Leller from Rec:rea- 16. AdJournment: Moved and supported to FOLLOWING OFFICES, VIZ: - adjourn the meeting. Motion carried. ed, the City of Novi Zoqlng Ordinance, to permit front yard tlon Director John Anderson to Mr. Charles JUDGEOFTHECOURTOFAPPEALS, : Meeting adourned al 10:06 p.m. THIS IS A parking In OSC, 1-1, and 1-2 Zoning Districts, subject to Jackson re: Condition of Township Hall SYNOPSIS. A TRUE AND COMPLETE COPY CIRCUITCOURT JUDGE, : baseball diamonds. I. Letter from Karl W. specified conditions. may be obtained at the Township Clerk's Of· PROBATE COURT JUDGE, DISTRICT COURT JUDGE. Peters. Senior Citizens coordinator to Mr. flce, 41800 Six Mile RCIlld, Northville. • A public hearing having been held hereon pursuant to John Anderson re: place for senior citizens Michigan 48167., AND FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELECTING: to meet. m. McNeely & Lincoln Associates. the provisions of Section 4 of Act 207 of the Public Acts of DELEGATES TO THE COUNTY CONVENTION OF THE Inc, letter to Liberty Construction regarding GEORGINA F. GOSS. 1921, as amended, the provisions of this Ordinance shall paving construction in HarbOur Village. n. CLERK DEMOCRATIC AND REPU BLICAN PARTIES. McNeely & Lincoln Associates, Inc. letter of 17·23-86NR) become effective fifteen (15) days after its adoption. The Or- ALSO ANY ADDITIONAL AMENDMENTS OR PROPOSI- dinance was adopted on July 21,1986, and the effective date TIONS THAT MAY BE SUBMITTED. . Is August 5, 1986. A complete copy of the Ordinance Is THE POLLS of said election will be open at 7 o'clock a m' Detroit • available for public purchase, use and Inspection at the of- and will remain open until 8 o'clock p.m. of said day' of 1172·:W(JU ~ fice of the City Clerk during the hours of 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 election. Give to the Michigan Westland P.M., local time. 721·noo I Humane Soeiery. GERALDINE STIPP, Geraldine Stipp 7401 Chrysler ()r .. ()etmlt, MI48:!\l Auburn Hts. .~~. (7-23, 7-30-86 NR, NN) llS:!·74:!U ~~ (7-23-88 NR, NN) . , CITY CLERK CltYCler~ • WedneSday, July 23.1986- THE NORTHVILLE RE:COflD ".' Police Blotters Runaways returned A car reported stolen in South Lyon In the Township was discovered burning on the west side of Beck Road July 17. A 24-year-old Northville Township A gas can on the rear floorboard man is scheduled to appear in 35th led fire officials to suspect arson in District Court Aug. 12, to answer the blaze, however, Rick Rozelle said cJ1arges stemming from a July 16 in· the actual cause of the fire was stili cident. under investigation . • Police noticed the man's vehicle speeding on Northville Road, follow- The vehicle reportedly was stolen ed it eastbound on Six Mile Road, and during a breaking and entering of an with flashers flashing and siren wail· automobile repair facility. ing, followed the vehicle to a driveway. The driver was charged with operating a vehicle under the in- In the City fluence of liquor, driVing with a suspended license and resisting are rest. A 30-year-old Northville woman reported to police a case of indecent . A Detroit man ate some of the exposure on July 15 at about 11:30 evidence July 16, but Meijer'S p m .•\ccording to the police report, a employees still found enough lell white male stopped his car and asked . over to call township police about an the complaintant for directions to Ar- apparent shoplifting. bor Street. The complaintant went in. to her .house to get a map and, upon Store employees watched the returmng, reported she noticed that . ~uspect eat cherries and potato chips the man was exposing himself inside _and drink some orange juice, none of the car. which he paid for, and try to walk out of the store wearing a pair of, new The complaintant immediately Converse shoes. called police as the man drove 0((. He The man was arrested by township was descibed as about 3O-years old, police and remained in the township easy talking, neatly dressed and cells until a $100 cash bond was clean shaven. ," •posted. . While visiting Town and Country :: Two NorthvHle Regional Bike Shop in Northville, a 41-year-old i; Psychiatric Hospital patients are South Lyon man accidentally drop- '. : back at the facility after township ped his wallet and walked away at Upsidedown I police were called by the hospital about 5 p.m. on July 17, according to ; : security staff. the police report. l' Andy Sambrone of CaI's Car Care (left) tries to figure out a way to while heading west on Eight Mile but after moving into the oncom- I • One male patient was found walk- Several days later, the wallet and hook up the tow chain to this 1986Mustang following a one car acci- ing lane he realized he would collide with an eastbound vehicle. : ing along Six Mile Road July 17and a all contents, except $200 in assorted dent on Eight Mile near Beck on July 21. The driver, Jeffrey Allen Upon breaking and returning to the westbound lane, Albert lost con- : second patient barely left the bills, was returned through the U.S. Albert, 16,of Livonia was uninjured and walked away from the acci- trol, hit the shoulder, slid sideways and rolled the car over in the I hospital grounds July 18 before he Mail. The wallet was put in a drop dent but was given a citation by Northville Pollce for improper pass- ditch. : was apprehended by officers. box in South Lyon. roadside , - ing. According to the pollce report, Albert started to pass a vehicle Nuclear waste in salt mines spurs Nemeth to run Charles Nemeth has grave con- quarters of a million dollars like entity, as well as making the county sioner wouldn't let nuclear waste be bard recalled and twice ran unsuc- operated. They had a lot of private I cerns about the possibility of nuclear some of the other candidates," he coroner's office an elected office. stored in the salt mines," Nemeth in· cessfully against Hubbard. He has meetings where they planned their .' ~waste being stored in the salt mines says. "All I have is a belief that the sists. run also for the U.S. Congress in 1976, strategy. That's where the real work that underneath Detroit and executive has too much power." "It seems like, if the county ex- run for Slate Representative in 1952and took place," he says. many downriver communities. ecutive or county government can't Calling himself a specialist in for Wayne County Sheriff in the late If elected, Nemeth says he would The Dearborn resident is so con- Along with stopping the salt mines control the person in office, they "recalls, recounts and election 194Os. help the county out of its current cerned that he has decided to do from becoming a nuclear storage eliminate the office, just like they're challenges," Nemeth says he plans to fiscal crisis by instituting a lottery something about it. That something area, Nemeth says he would like to doing with the drain commissioner challenge the August primary elec- He has run for probate judge, where shares would be sold. is to run for Wayne County Ex- see some of the commissions that and just like they did with the road tion, especially if the National Guard precinct delegate and "just about ecutive. were a part of Wayne County govern- commission," Nemeth says. is called out to help in Detroit. every other elected office there is," "They have lotteries for ment for yea~ put back In place, "If they need to callout the guard, Although Nemeth's name will ap- He says that the drain commis- and while never getting elected, he everything else, why not to help the then' there's something wrong with pear on the ballot, he says he does not "The drain commissioner dates sioner was doing the job the way it says he isn't ready to stop trying. county get out of debt?" the election. I didn't callout the have the advantages of some of the back to the Magna Carta. Who gave was supposed to be done, but the Retired now, but still "looking for guard. The Detroit election commis- Nemeth is a graduate of Fordson other candidates, whose names will Wayne County the right to eliminate county commission found ou!. it work," Nemeth says he formerly High School in Dearborn and has at sioner is doing that." also appear on the Democratic that office," he questions. couldn't exercise any cOntrol over managed the Botsford Inn in Farm· tended the University of DetOlt, ington. primary ballot. He says he favors also reinstituting .he man in charge of the office, Nemeth said he tried to have UCLA, and Henry Ford Community "I don't have half a million or three the road commission as a separate "I know that the drain commis- former Dearborn Mayor Orville Hub- "I saw how the politicians College. .' '- . ~ I .r ! ; I f ,e. " . i 12·A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD • GENERAL EXCELLENCE WINNER Editorials 1985 Wednesday, July 23, 1986 mite Nortltuille mecorb' • Our Opinions We're endorsing •• Police, fire millage By Jean Day deserve 'Yes' vote Township electors will be facing give approval to both millage ques- Several months ago I asked"a pUblisherof a"northern phy, the only Republican running, we have' not profiled • three financial issues when they vote tions. Michigan group of weekly newspapers if he endorsed in Wm. ' an election. Monday a reader called who planned to vote by Aug. 5. Each addresses public safety absentee ballQt.She raised an uneasy question when she' concerns and each is worthy of The third millage request is for .6 " - , no," he replied. "I have to live and work with asked, hopefully, if we were going to endorse any can-' passage. mills for five years with the money those people (candidates) afterward." didates'for judge. Frankly, I feel as she does that these"' earmarked for construction and opera- races are the most difficult to check at the polls. Very, There are two renewal issues for tion of a new fire station in the I understood, and almost envied him his "out." The few of us know the philosophies of those running for police operations, and one new request township'S western area. We find this candidates in his communities usually are local business judgeships. Many candidates are attorneys or judges at ' for funding for a new fire station in the request also reasonable. people whom his readers also know. This is not often the a lower court. The winners willshape the direction ofour. , western portion of the township. situation in our suburban communities where residents justice in the future. Because we, as weekly papers, can- While we have some concerns commute to jobs outside the immediate area. Because not cover the courts on a regular basis, we donot endorse ., the staffs at The Record and The Novi News knowthose . - Perhaps the strongest case can be about the immediate need for such a judicial candidates. I' made for the police questions. The first building, we can find no fault with the running for office at the local level, however, we are is asking voters to approve a .7-mill thinking of township officials who committed, as part of journalistic responsibility, to tell- In the past, local chapters of the League of Women' renewal for four years, 1987-1990,in- realize that if they wait until the facili- ing our readers which candidates we think would serve Voters have taken on this responsibility.and performed a clusive; the second for 1.5 mills for five ty is needed, it may be too late to place our communities best. great service for members. Recently, the local leagues years, 1986-1990,inclusive. the measure on the ballot. have suffered from lack of members with time for this'. . We know in our suburban communities that most research. (For Record readers, the Wayne County ~ar' , readers do not attend board and council meetings unless These are not new costs to tax- The immediacy of placing the fun- Association has listed candidates for circuit judge a~ there is a specific issue of interest. Wedo. Wealso work cording to their qualification. The story is in this issue.) payers. The only change is that instead ding request on the primary ballot is with people on a day-to-day basis and are aware of their of the issues appearing on separate heightened by speculation that Wayne involvements, their strengths and weaknesses. In this year's August primary The Record and The'· Newswill depart from usual practice of not endorsing at ballots during separate elections, the County may be close to selling the The endorsements that we will run next weekwill be It township trustees have opted to allow Sheldon Road property where fire the governor level for good reason. Newspapers of our the result of interviews of the local candidates whohave parent company, Suburban Communications, as well a~ . the two issues to expire at the same eqUipment is stationed and dispatch- opposition in the Aug. 5 primary. Northville has more time, in 1990,with a view toward rverg- ed, leaving the community with just the Brighton Argus in the Sliger/Livingston Publications- . competition than our sister community of Novi at this division, have covered the candidates seeking to be the • ing the requests into a single ballot one fire station. time. One of the high interest races in Northville' issue in the future. Republican opposing Gov. James Blanchard because· Townshipis for the post ofWayne CountyCommissioner, they are local residents in the areas of circulation. They : JUdging from the manner in which a post held by Mary Dumas. Dumas is not running for Nor are the requests out of line the township treasurer and officials reelection, leaving the field open to Susan Heintz, Nor- have have been interviewed in a forum conducted by the ~ have previously handled money issues, Observer and Eccentric Newspapers (with editor Rich ' with the services provided by the thville Township supervisor, Elaine Tuttle, City of Perlberg of The Argus participating) and next week we • police department, a department that we have few doubts that the station will Livoniatreasurer, and Lawrence Schweiger. Ford super- be built as cost-efficiently as possible. w~l be running a gubernatorial endorsement for the : 6t has prided itself on being able to justify visor. pnma~. • each request for funds. Included in the If anything, our concern is that there plans are the hiring of an additional of- will be some sacrificing made to the For the past several weeks The Record has been run- I would be the first to admit that it is easier, as my : ficer, as well as equipment updating. bottom line at the expense of eqUip- ning profile stories of Democratic candidates for the northern Michiganjournalist does, to stay away from en- : ment and future needs of the depart- Wayne County Executive post being vacated by William dorsements. For a newspaper in our communities, it . The funding represents half of the ment. Lucas. Since there is noprimary competition to BobMur- wouldnotbe responsible. . department's operating budget with "' the rest being garnered from the As the township's population in- r------. general fund and state contributions. creases and commercial construction In real dollars, it will cost taxpayers a continues to climb, we find money After total of $2.25for each $1,000of assessed spent for fire protection to be funds Images - :4i'; valuation. well spent. the We find the requests reasonable We urge a 'yes' vote for the fire By Jerry, Zolynsky Fact and necessary and urge electors to millage. By Phil Jerome Caroline got married Saturday. I'm talking about John and Jackie's little girl, ofcourse. . Chatham's closing 1knowthis because I was invited to attend the wedding. Well, I was :. sort of invited to the wedding. leaves a void 1was pounding away at the VDT late Friday afternoon when my good friend Joe Brett called up and asked I; With the scheduled closing Satur- help but feel betrayed by Chatham and if 1had anything planned for Satur- ': day of the Chatham store in Northville, by its owners, Nu-Trax. Employees day. . .: : the city will be left without a grocery and shoppers alike have commented "Just the ususal stUff," I" 1: chain within its boundaries. We find that the store "seemed to go downhill. reported. "You know, mow the lawn: that distressing, not only in terms of It was like they just didn't care." And Trim the hedges. That kindofstuff." the lo~s to the community in general, that attitude, coupled with the advent but specifically to the people within the of Meijer's in the townShip, have forc- "It's not! impo'rtant," he came :. community who for the past 15 years ed the closing of the Chatham stores. back. "I've got a better idea. Let's have looked upon the store as their hop on one of those cheapie flights to "neighborhood grocery." Nor is it the fault of the city. In New York and head out to see fact, city officials have bent over Caroline get married. Many senior citizens, with limited backwards in an attempt to keep the transportation, have walked to the grocery store in the community by of- "You've got your press creden~ store, done their shopping, and then fering the firm the opportunity to take tials, don't you? O.K., that's all we walked home. They will no longer have advantage of a tax abatement should need. We'll cover the wedding. Bring' that option. Instead, some people who the company have wanted to remodel your camera for pictures, and I'll be ;.Al have been able to be self sufficient will its Center Street store. The city was your assistant. Youknow,car~ your .. find themselves having to rely on politely told thanks but no thanks. camera equipment and be around to friends or other means of transporta- get idents onthe pictures. tion to do their grocery shopping. And so, without the hoopla and almost without a Whimper Chatham "Hey, it'll be a lot of fun. This is. While we understand the business will close Saturday. As of today, there your big chance to put the paper on concerns that have forced the super- are no plans to open another chain the map. Go national. Right up there : wit~ all the biggies. Time, People, I: market chain to close and realize that grocery store in the city. And Nor- NatIonal EnqUirer. They'll all be ; as individuals we cannot force a com- thville is that much poorer because of there. And you'll be right there with . pany to remain in a location, we cannot it. them." "But, Joe," I protested: :. "There'll be thousands of photographers there. They don't just let anybody in, you know? You hav'e I Publication Number USPS 396880 to get your press credentials monUis ;: in advance for something like this. " (ih l~Nl1rthl1illl~ tf{l~rl1ri' They're pretty careful about who ' they let in." : . Business. Editorial and Advertising olllces Member: Michigan Press Assoclallon localed al 104 W. Main St" Norlhvllle, Suburban Newspapers 01 America Michigan 48187.Telephone 349-1700.Send ad· "Don't worry about it," lie Nallonal Newspaper Assoclallon dress changes to The Northville Record, P.O. responded. "Even if you can't crash :. Box 8119.Brlghlon, M148118, the wedding, YOU'llhave a good Represented Nallonally by Vice-President and .•••••••••• ROllyPelerlOn sto~. 'Local press barred from Ken- U.S. SUBURBAN PRESS,INC. General Manager nedy nuptials.' Youcan't lose. It will Managing Editor ••••••••••••••• Philip Jerome be a real coup." .' , And Michigan Newspaper Coop., Inc., Edllor •••••.•••••.•••.••••••••••••• Jean Day American Newspaper Representatives, Sla" Reporter ••••••••••••••• Nell Oeoghegan I had the distinct feeling he wa~ Inc. ISla" Reporter ..•••••••••••• Michele M. Fecht serious. When I asked him what t1m'e Sla" Reporter •••.••••••••••••••• B. J. Martin to meet him at the airport, he already. I Sla" Reporter Anita Crone knew the flight schedule. : : • '·'L·· t ISla" Photographer ••••••••••• JenyZolyn.ky ~ S,'ger" IVIngs on 'Slle.Olreclor ••••••••••••••• MlchaeIPr.v1I1. ~ Publications, Inc. Sa'.aManager •••••••••••• Sul.nn.Olmltrofl Sowe did it. Yes, folks,we've got !".soclate Sales Manag.r •••••••• O.ry K.lber Water wings extensive photo coverage of the Ken· • Sales Repre.enlallve ••••••••• Slndy Mitchell " Subsidiary 01Suburban Communlc.tlona Corp. Slies Repreaentatl" •••••••• Jo Ann. Weber nedy wedding In this issue. Just turn I to Page 18Afor complete coverage. Wednesday, July 23, 'OM-THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-l3-A Tuttle makes second hid for county commissioner COntinued from 7 close the park off at Inkster Road. ed. Park is benefiting individuals cause. So If you're going to do welfare community. The kids would the state and the City of Detroit. I what you don't have and being an ac- You can't get on to It on Saturday who use it - a lot of whom aren't anything about solving the problem, see their mothers working, they'd just think it would be something in· countant, I look very closely at mornings. Those people that used to even residents here - aren't you have to do It before a child bUy their own food at a store. teresting. Welfare breeds welfare, budgets. You work around what you congregate on Inkster Road now are residents of Wayne County, I would reaches the third grade. So I men· Therefore, you get the idea that you there seems to be no solution to the have to spend. congregating in this area. rather see a user fee than see taxes tioned to Mary - again I grew up in don't have money if you don't work problem. raised. Detroit - there is an area there call· for It. The idea would be that men I'm in the park all the time. You go It's a thOUght, it's an idea. There 6. Each municipality's got its own Saturday morning and ride your bike ed Herman Gardens which is a huge would come in there during the day complex where people on welfare - fathers or whomever - they would are all kinds of federal grants for job parks. The park we're talking about and you've got the whole parkway to 7. I approached Mary Dumas with training. The only problem would be here is the Edward Hines Park, yourself. The commissioner from this idea. I'm a single mother, I've live. The whole place is completely have to be out of there before night so torn up, Half the buildings are va· you don't have people having more that most people wouldn't want to go right? The person that's handling the this area should be saying, 'Hey, you worked all my life. I raised my fami· into it. You don't want to be park right now has done a pretty settled the problem down there now Iy without anybody helping me. I've cant, the windows are broken, the kids that they can't support. The plumbing is out. But the structure is whole idea is to give kids a decent stereotyped in a welfare community. good job with it. I don't see where you get up here and solve our problem seen people on ADC and welfare How do you get them to go in? Either say it's unsafe. There's a drug pro- here.' The park is actually a lot bet- which is a tremendous problem for built so well. Couldn't we fen'ce this place to live. Make sure kids are on a off with a 10·foot·high·fence and bus to school everyday, make sure they volunteer to go or you catch blem off Haggerty Road. I ride my ter than it used to be. The only pro- the country, and yet welfare breeds them cheating. If you catch them bicycle through there all the time. blem now is the bathrooms. welfare. Friends that are teachers make this a welfare community. they're fed If parents don't feed them. cheating. you force them in there. They've moved the drug problem tell me that once a child is past the Force people into it if they caught Try the project, if it doesn't work, from Inkster Road and off 6b. I'd be in favor of user fees. I'd third grade we can't do anything with them cheating on welfare. The whole It's never been tried anyplace. It just abandon it. You don't know If It Telegraph. What they've done is rather see a user fee than taxes rais- them - they are pretty much a lost idea is to make it a self·suopporting needs coordinating with the county. will work until you try it. Reader Speaks Schweiger seeks Wayne Countypost Continued from 7 clined to take credit for a lot of things ment, more so than McNamara, and 6b. I believe that within the budget, happening in Livonia that are not he would be a valuable asset. As for I would definitely be in favor of work- Column was unfair 4. I am a doer, and I have to make justly due him. We're a great com· Hertel and Turner, I believe Turner ing within the bUdget system to en· things hop. Being an old ex- munity. We're working people, like would be an asset as he knows the Ci· sure the parks got their fair share of paratrooper, I'm used to running, Northville. We volunteer, we serve ty of Detroit. I think the City of allocations of funds available to us. To the Editor: out of every three babies in this coun· and I've always run. and I guess I've Detroit plays a very important role in I would like to ask Anita Crone try is now aborted. The womb is and we support our schools and our Parks get about $200,000,which is.a . been running all my life. I'm very community in general. It hasn't been Wayne County and unless you can ("Fearing a deadly penalty," July much more often fatal than the elec· bored with inactiVity so I always take the City of Detroit, you can't pittance. You know, if one half of o~r. 10) several questions and pass along tric chair. The Right to Lifers have a difficult city to run. bUdget is health and welfare, certain· have my hand into something. Even A lot of the things - industrial win. soIl}e information that she may not their hands full with the greater evil: Iy recreation is a part of health and' at work. I'm a supervisor, and I'm a growth and things - were started be.aware of. ' speaking out for those who cannot. working supervisor. I get in with my long before Ed McNamara came into 5b. Knowing Ed and knowing Bob welfare. to a degree. I think the park Is she always consistent? If she is people, and I want to be a part of the and having met Mr. Hertel, I would allocation is very low, and I would try in:favor of abortion on demand and office. I'm not saying he hasn't been The reason the state funding for organization and I enjoy working a good mayor. I'm implying that not have no problems working with any to increase that allocation and against the death penalty, is that any Medicaid abortion issue has become with them. I'm not a status-minded of them. None at all. maybe cut back on some other areas differeni Uian the problem she has "perpetual" is that perpetually one all credit is due him. Probably. for that are not as important. individual. I'm not a kingdom running the city or things of that 6a. The park system encompasses with the Right to Lifers? man (previously Gov. Milliken. now builder. I'm a people person. I'believe that Michigan Right of Gov. Blanchard) goes against the nature, coming from the community, about 4,000acres of property, and it's Well, I will retire from Ford if I'm Ed would do a good job there. very necessary because people need 7. Other than the fact that I'm' Life has not taken an official stand on will of more than a majority of our elected. It is a full-time job as far as the death penalty issue. Is that suffi· state legIslators and decided on his Also, Bob Ficano is a personal recreation. They have to go available to serve. and, of the can· I'm concerned to do it right. Looking friend. He knows county govern· someplace where they can relax. didates, I'm your best choice .. cient reason to call them "Right to own ....hat the will of the Legislature at the enormous problems confron- Death?" and the people of the state should be. ting Wayne County, the commis- sioner is a vital part of curing that. I It could be a matter of priority. Yes, the State of Michigan has ex· don't see how one can expect to do Anita mentioned 16 total cases of isted for 149years and only recently When summer this on a catch·as-catch can basis. Mr. Tile Co. has you inside, possible state mandate death if the have we been buying the extermina- You've got to live it. Do It Yourself Headquarters death penalty were legal. tion of our future state residents. the basement is a The State of Michigan (you and Sincerely, Sa. I have difficulty answering Summertime Offer cool place to be. me) pays for the deaths (with our tax William and Carole Jean that. 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I haven't been convinced of the county that Involve this growth (lood plain. That's Its primary use. I think the deputies have been real anything yet. Basically, because it's phase. Pr;marily infrastructure and we've really got to have It. As vlgilent about going into areas where systems, but a lot of other things go- Although the primary election is proper body prior to polls closIng on so foreign to us. Those of us In Wayne many times as It has been closed orr they think It's necessary. I don't see County have been so used to taking It Ing on that are going to reqUire coun .. still nearly two weeks away. Aug. 5. you can see how many times It has absentee voter applications are how local governments can pick up out of general fund. ty Input. Ijust think we need to havell Northville Township senior citizens been necessary. It was set up for a that function. The park was built to somebody down there full time. We available now for those who wish to have already received application good purpose. I think Eric Relckel be a county park, The Individual 7. The only thing that makes me a used to say that about Mary. Mary take advantage of this method of forms for the absentee ballots. but has done a tremendous job In br- voting. jurisdictions do go in there and police little different from the rest of the Dumas Is down there full time. 1 are under no obligation to vote Inging up the Image of the parks and if don't think that by sending aides to State law allows persons over 50, absentee. It, but, they have an Incident, they candidates Is that I believe the seeing to it that they have been main- call the sheriff. meetings or things like that that a lot those who are expecting to be out of Those whose requests are received growth In Western Wayne County - tained on a very limited bUdget. I especially the lOth district - man· of the goals of the lOth district can be town on electiou day, those physical· by Aug. 2 will receive theIr ballots In know'on Saturday we took a ride ly unable to attend the polls, those the mail, explained Georgina Goss. 6b. That's what this (Blue Ribbon) dates that the person holding this met. 1think you have to have a fUll- through and looked at every nook and Is time comlssloner down there. : whose religious tenets preclude them township clerk. However. she noted, committee supposed to be looking position should take It as a full·tlme cranny. There was a tremendous Ithink goals of the lOth district can attending the polls. those who have it is also possible to get a ballot in at. I've heard all kinds of ways of fun- position. I guess the salary Is suffi- amount of people that were there. on ding from giVing them to Huron- cient that it can be looked at as that. be different. I think they are right been appointed as an election inspec- person at the township hall. bikes. with families, jogging and do- tor in a precint other than where they Kathy Conrad said Northville city Clinton Metropolitan Authority to Of the three candidates, I think I now In terms of growth. I thlnJr... Ing all that kind of sturr. But at night, user fees, to some kind of millage to would be the one that would be demographics here are a little bit difll vote, or those confined to jail voters may also request absentee the character of the park changes. awaiting araignment for trial to vote upping them In the bUdget. City of assuming It as a full·tlme effort. Not ferent. We have a difference between ballots, either by telephone or It's (the problems wIth safety) not an aging metropolitan area arid a by absentee ballot. thrOUgh the mail. She said the clerk's Detroit commissioners have tradi- that there aren't other commis- anywhere near as serious as It used tionally been against funding Hines growing, kind of young area. Tbe A request for an absentee ballot o((ice will be open from 8:30 a.m. un- sioners that do It (part time!. I to be. In Northville we can all Park because they don't feel city of concerns are going to be dlfferept. . may be obtained by calling either the til 2 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 2. to allow understand that. But, I think con- remember Beer Hill. It's nothing like Detroit people get any benefit out of cerns of the lOth district are such that We are going to be looking at things . city or township clerk; however, the those who want to vote absentee to do that. We know there Is drug dealing actual ballots must be returned to the so. It. They feel that If It's out-Wayne right now we're In a phenomenal such as sewers, roads. water, basic going on In the park that we are County, then out-Wayne County growth phase . things .. Detroit Bar Association USED TIRES I'..------~-' ..I \ I ~. I SHOP AND COMPARE I rates court candidates I A SIZE AND STYLE FOR EVERY BUDGET $10°?nduP I· The Detroit Bar Association has Szymanski were rated qualified. I rated the candidates running for Sean Kavanagh, Kathleen Mac- V.I.P. I Wayne County Circuit Court. donald and Michael Murphy were DEEP ENO Tire & Auto I AVAIlABLE Gregory Stempien, of Northville, rated as not qualified by the commit· I TO 8 FT Livonia City Attorney Harry tee, which rated each candidate bas- 48705 Grand River A Ol~ TRIBUTOR OF ~ • Tatlglan, John A. Murphy and ed on Information acqUired from a Novi 348-5858 Joseph N. 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N\) bUilding malerlal adaplsltsell mOre readily and unobtrusively t to the ouldoor scene. f.I~hlln~ ~hlur ....~ur ~\ ~I Wednesday, July 23, 1986 [he) ~orthuHle) 1Se(or~ :Connie Mack team makes late-season surge - You'll have to excuse Northville performance by Kelly Bell on Sunday : 'Connie Mack Coach Bob Frellick for in a 3-0shutout win over Westland. recording the WinIn relief. homer in the fourth to tie It at 404,and , using the word "great" over and over Actually, Bell's seven inning stint 'We didn't start the season with a lot of suc- The tWlnbill sweep over Fowler Martin put them ahead for good with 'again to describe his team's play last on the mound versus Windsor was featured two closely contested games a four-bagger m the fifth. week. It's just that the word seems to almost as impressive, but he didn't cess, but we've really never played badly. with Northville coming from behind Eight NorthVille players had hits fit-sowell. get any offensive help from his team· both times. In the opener. Fowler WithOlson. Jeff Harp and Martin col· . "We had a great week." Frellick mates. Bell went the distance, struck These players have never been down all raced to a 4-0lead on two homers off lecting two apiece Dutkiewicz went said. "Great pitching. hitting and out five, walked four and sur· starter George Daraban in the first the dIstance and got the Win. fjelding." rendered just three hits. But at the season, but the enthusiasm is starting to peak inning. But Northville caught up in After the fine performance agamst ; .. I( there was ever any doubt that the plate, Northville managed just four and it's happening at a good time. ' the fourth by scoring single runs In Windsor, Bell followed It up WIth a ·Northville entry is gaining momen. hits of its own, saddling Bell with the every Inning and went on to win the near perfect one-hit shutout against :tJ.lmwith each game, there isn't now. loss. game 8-6. Westland. He faced Just 24 bat~rs. :With the exception of a well played 3- "We hit the ball well. but it 31ways Bob Frellick Mark Olsen collected a two-run struck out sIX and walked two. The ;tJoss to Windsor on July 15. Nor· only hit was a bunt single. . seemed to be right at somebody," Northville Coach homer. Eric TerleckI added three -tJ1villecruised through the remaining Frellick reported. "Our pitching and hits in four at bats and John Lobbia "We didn't start the season with a J~urgames unscathed. A 6-2triumph fielding was outstanding - we had went 2-for·3to pace the attack. lot of success. but we've really never Jlv~r Waterford followed two days four double plays." thville staged a four·rim rally in the Dutkiewicz added RBI hits as well. played badly." Frellick said. "These .aJter the loss to Windsor. then came a After seven innings of play against In the nightcap, Northville took a 2- players have never been down all tenth inning to pullout the wm. fi Pitchers Tony Craig and Doug o lead, fell behind 4-2and then storm' :doubleheader sweep of Fowler last Waterford, the score was deadlocked two-run triple by Paul Newilt was the Martin combined for 13 strike outs season. but the enthUSiasm is star' ~.t~rday and a masterful pitching at 2-2. It remained knotted until Nor· big blow, but Eric Terlecki and Keith ed back with some home run power to tlng to peak and it's happening at a , and just three walks with Martin win 9-8. Daraban smacked a two-run goodtrme." t) ~ec Center organizes Hustle, desire fuel ~askat~board contest : With all the perceived problems course practice. At 10:30 a.m. a· Newilt's successes 'associated with skateboard use in the demonstration of street skateboar' NEIL -:Streets of Northville recently. city of- ding techniques and tricks will be By GEOGHEGAN percent and do 311the dirty work. ,,' :ficials have decided to do something held. Competition will then begin at But it is 10 baseball that Newitt 'contructive about it. They urged the 11a.m. There wasn't a high school coach really excels. For the Mustangs he }.Iorthville Community Recreation that didn't rave about the athletic was a team leader m hlttmg. fleldmg "Each competitor will have two to ability and supe;-ior determination of 'Department to organize a four minutes to execute his or her and by example. He was a e:Skateboard Street Contest. and now stunts," reported Traci Johnson of Northville's Paul Newitl. Or any unanimous AIl·Area selection and .;1tISa reality. the Rec Center, who is organiZing the coach for that matter. also made the WLAA All-DIviSIOn :• ; In cooperation with Town and event. "We will have several ostacles And with Newill. you're talking squad. ;:COlpltry Cyclery and The Easy RIder and other props to help with the about a lot of coaches. The IS-year· Now that It'S summer. Newitt is old competed in sports all through hIS still into baseball full force. playmg ;Bike Shop. tlie Rec Center is sponsor- routines. but they don't have to use high school days. earning six var:;ity for two teams and also working for :mg the contest on .Saturday. Aug: 2. any of them if they don't want to." letters. In the summers when there ,at the Northville HIgh Scnool parkmg Included for the planned props are the Umted Parcel ServIce and saVing was no high school football. basket- for college. He is currently one of the ;lot. " ramps. large wooden pools and piles , "One of the reasons we're running of sand that will be placed around the ball or baseball. Newitt engulfed top hitters for the Farmington himself in the summmer baseball American Legion team that plays in 'it' -is because of the immense course in the parking lot. leagues. :. popularity of skateboarding," R.ec Novi and is back with hIShigh school coach Bob Frelhck on the Northville Center Director John Anderson said. Competitors may enter novice or "I look back on the high school • "It- prOVides an opportunity for the experienced categories and will be sports with a lot of fond memories." Connie Mack entry . area's best to showcase their divided into the following age Newitt said. "My senior year was a "Right after work I always have to skateboarding stUff. It's a positive groups: 12-under, 13·15, 16-17and 18· lot of fun because we had some good go right to a game. and it gets hectic over. Entry fee is $5 and includes teams. 1 thought we had a good sometimes," he admItted. "But I way to channel their interests." love playing." - . While it's been suggested the con- first, second and third place trophies senior class as far as athletics and Newitt is the only representative test would be an alternative to the in each age group and a merchandise the teams 1 was on were pretty suc- • skateboarding question. Anderson raffle. cessful." from Northville on the Farmington Last fall. Newltt was the football team. but the first baseman has been rejected the idea. Registrations will be accepted the very productive at the plate. for "This isn't designed to soive"'the ___1:"- ~lft.RerlDatrs weare Sports SUPPORT noA 8c VOCATIONAL AGRlCULnJRE ~~ WORLD OF SPORTING GOODS NOTICE TO THE RESIDENTS OF THE CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF NORTHVILLE The Charter Township of Northville has submitted their an- nuallocal unit fiscal report for counties, cities. villages, land townships for the fiscal year ending between July 1, 1985 and June 30, 1986 detailing the use of Revenue Sharing Funds for the Township's fiscal year to Michigan Depart- ment of Treasury Bureau of Local Government Services. A copy of this report and supporting documentation is available at the Township Civic Center, 41600 Six Mile Road, Northville, Michigan for public inspection during normal business hours. • BROOKS Aerobe.que Women's • CONVERSE Star Tech Men's High • SAUCONY America Men's and Leather FItness Shoes •••••• mg.34.99 Top Basketball Shoes ••••••• reg. 44.99 Women's Running Shoes •••• reg. 48.99 Georgina F. 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CITY OF NORTHVILLE Kids' Court Shoes •••••••••• reg.28.99 NOTICE ABSENTEE BALLOTS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Absentee Ballots for persons qualified to vote by Absentee Ballot are available at the office of the Township Clerk between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, and in the office of the City Clerk between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. The Clerk's Office, both Township and City, will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., Saturday, August 2nd, to issue Absent Voter Ballots. Applications must be received by 2:00 p.m. August 2nd in order to mail ballots. Absent Voter Ballots may be voted IN PERSON in the Clerk's Office, both Township and City on Monday, August 4th. Please direct questions to the Township Clerk's Office, 348- 5800, and to the City Clerk's Office. 349-1300. Cathy M. Konrad, Clerk Georgina F. Goss, Clerk City of Northville Charter Township of Northville (7-23. 7-30-86NR) • HEALY for STATE SENATE - DEMOCRAT - EXPERIENCED ATTORNEY - SPECIAL ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL - FORMER PLYMOUTH CITY ATTORNEY -YMCA BOARD 25 YEARS • FIGHT CRIME •••certainty of punishment. No prisons in residential areas. • PROPERTY TAX ABATEMENT ••• Store stock only. Higher credits for seniors and low incomes • BIRMINGHAM: 13 Mile & Southfield Rds. • FLINT: Genesee Valley Mall VISIT OUR 2 NEW STORES: • TROY: 268 John R. Road • DEARBORN: Fairlane Town Center WESTLAND • LOWER UTILITY RATES ... benefit, to all; • SOUTHFIELD: Northland Shopping Center • NOVI: TwelveOaks Mall Across from Westland Mall Spur economic development, create new jobs. • HARPER WOODS: Eastland Center • LANSING: Lansing Mall SOUTHGATE • STERLING HEIGHTS: Lakeside Mall ' . • ANN ARBOR: Briarwood Mall Eureka Rd. & Dlx Toledo Rd. WE WELCOME THE • Toledo Ohio: Talmadge Plaza AMERICAN EXPRESS' CARO' VOTE FOR THOMAS H. HEALY in the DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTION ... AUG. 5th paid lor by Tom Healy Committee. 9450 S. Main, Plymouth 48170. 455.9000 • L __ .-IIII8IIII ..... _ ...... _IIIIIIi~ ... IIiiIIi_iiiiiiIIlliIIiIII~ .. ... __ IiII e mn 27 t - 5-' • Want Ads Section GREEN SHEET INSIDE B Sliger/Livingston East • Wedn·esday, July 23, 1986 Tax reform proposals would restrict IRAs Despite the fact that Individual deductions on IRAs. Retirement Accounts URAs) repre- 0 60 percent say the Senate tax • sent the most popular form of Invest· reform bill wouldbenefit the wealthy ment among those surveyed in the at the expense of the middleclass. Edward D. Jones &I Co.Investor Poll, 0 Nearly half say they probably nearly two-thirds of Investors say do not have an accurate understan- they will be IncJlned to decrease or ding Of the di((erences between the stop making contributions to their twobilJs. IRAs if the senate Finance Commit· 0 53percent say they are in favor tee's recommendation on IRAs Is of the senate's proposal to eliminate adopted by the House-senate Con- many tax shelters. J!!rence Committee considering tax 0 More than half (51 percent> say reform. the senate bilJ's top Individual tax - !fhe Senate version of the tax- rate of ');l percent is more fair to the • overhaul bill would eliminate the American tax payer than the House IRAdeductionfor anyone covered by bill, while 30 percent favor the House an employer-provided pension plan version which sets a top rate of 38 (Interest earned on IRAs would be percent. taX-deferred). "Certainly the poll results . Sixtypercent ofthose surveyed say underscore Investor concerns regar- they will be inclined to decrease the ding key issues addressed in both the amount of their IRA contribution if Senate and House bills," said John the Senate recommendation is Bachmann, managing partner of Ed- adopted by the committee. Likewise, ward D. Jones &I Co. "We believe, 55 percent say they wouldbe inclined however, that the strong negative in- • to stop making IRA contributions itial reaction to the senate bill's altogether. recommendation on IRAs is More than three-quarters (77 per- premature. If this proposal is cent> of those surveyed say they _enacted into law, we believe that in- wouldnot be inclined to match or in- vestors will move beyond this initial PhOloby JOHN GALLOWA ~ • crease their IRA contribution next negative response and will come to Phyllis Landowski takes out a video on an automated rental machine year if the senate recommendation realize that the tax-deferral of in- on IRAs is part of the committee's come prOVided by the IRA still bill. makes in an excellent investment The poll surveyed nearly 800 (787) vehicle." Highland finn automates movie rentals investors across the nation. The poil Only 22 percent sala tney woUldbe • was commissioned by Edward D. Jlkely to discontinue and 25 percent Jones &I Co., a St. LoUis,Missouri- wouldreduce their stock investments ByPAT BRAY The machine holds both VHS and he makes his selection. Two is the maximum number of based investment firm with the na- if the Senate recommendation which Beta format tapes. The card's identificationnumber is tapes that can be rented on a card at tion's largest network of offices, to would discontinue taxing profits HighlandTownship'sFamily Video The principle behind the $16,000 entered into the machine by running anyone time. One or both must be determine current trends In invest- from stock investments at a lower has taketl the movie rental business machine is much the same as it though a slot. The customer then returned before another selection ment attitudes. rate than other income is passed by where it has never gonebefore. automatic bank tellers. punches in the number of the desired can be made. The poll was conducted by Opinion the committee. The company's store at 2942 E. Each customer is issued an iden- tape. A robot arm slides over to the Advertising manager Mickey Hay Research, Inc., ofSt. Louis,Mo. "People invest in stocks for Highland Road is the first fully tification card with a magnetic strip appropriate slot, picks up the tape said although the machine cannot Amongkey findings: economic reasons, not for reasons automated 24-hour videocassette along the back. The card is used not and carries it to a delivery chute. give back change. it does store any that are tax-motivated," said outlet in the U.S., according to office only in renting tapes, but also as a The machine accepts cash amount over the fee as credit toward TAX REFORM Bachmann. , manager Mark Storum. security measure for late-night shop- payments in $1 or $5 bills. There is a future rental. "If tax reform does Indeed ..It's really amazing to see the first pers since it unlocksthe store's door. alsoa coinslot for quarters. Areceipt A sUb-~mpIe of 441 investors was stimulate economic growth, the equi- time," said Storum. "We had kids Alist ofavailable tapes is posted on is issuedwith each transaction. Anyone who had a membership re-polled to determine specific at- ty market is bound to respond whowouldcome injust towatch it." the machine. A customer checks the The cost of renting from the with the store prior to its automation • machine is $2 a movie Monday received a free card. A card will cost titudes about curent pending tax- favorably." The "Video Vendor" machine catalog number of the tape against reform legislation. looks much like its name implies. It the appropriate slot in the machine. through Thursday and $3 from Fri- newmembers $10. While the machine cannot at pre- o Nearly two-thirds (63 percent> INVESTMENT ATIITUDES is quite similar to a large snark ven- If the tape has not been rented, sim- day to Sunday. Storum said the price said they're not in favor of the dor with the selection of 320 tapes ple directions displayed on a built·in is a 75 cent savings compared to senate's proposal to eliminate tax Continued on 3 clearly visible behind a glass screen. video screen direct the customer as previousprices at the store. Continued on2 DECK OUT YOUR PLACE I;ORN • AFTERNOON. EVE & SAT APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE • ~. d c. •. with the wood that ~ m;J'1( makes the lasting Registrations Now Being 887·5800 (. difference - Taken For Highland MiHordFoot Specialists P.C. FOOT PROBLEMS? FALL SOFTBALL Don't Walk In Pain Dr. Lefkowitz, Dr. Steiner, Dr. Richard LEAGUE STARTS: AUGUST 4th 1986 • Ingrown Toena,ls r=::::;;::::;:;;:::= 14game schedule-8 teams • Dlabet,c Feel· Heel Pa.n rn_ D ... Highland per league (5 leagues) • Ankle Inju y _ ~, • Surgery. Office. Hospital • ~..-::: Across From Stach's FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL: ~.L()ItolTltUAO 11835. Milford Rd. • Bunions· Hammer Toes ~ HOLDEN'S SOnBALL COMPLEX • Corns· Calluses I L:=====- .-I • Fractures· Sprains ::""':':. ~ \ :::.------Evening until 7:30 MILFORD (313)685·1260 • Arthntic Feet • MOST INSURANCE ACCEPTED INCLUDING MEQlC"IO a,,-uec';'()ss MEDICARE AETNA TRAVElERS • Warts· HandS/Feel ~..fewHudson Lumber m,.. HANCOCK AMERICAN COMMUNITY AND • Chlld·s Feel· Skin Growlhs ~:.~ ALL OTHER PRIVATE CARRIERS 56601 Grand River • Sports Medoclne • Ortholics • !:.xClUOESX RAY LAB TRE4TMENT New Hudson 437-1423 .ERARYMAL SYMES C·O~ Play the market OPENING • right and you SPECIAL could lose it all. THINKING OF SELLING? NOVI-Classlc built brick/aluminum Colonial Here's why more of your with ceramic foyer, crown moldings. chair rail- neighbors are calling ERA. FARMINGTON-Brookdale Condo-Neat & tidy Ing, 4 bdr .. walk-In closet. formal dining room. The ONLY company that of- 1s1 II. laundry, study. breakfast nook, IIreplace residence that beautifully practical. 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NOVl $129.900.00.Call 478-9130ERA Rymal Symes WE'RE FIGHTING FOR BAKER'S 'yQIJRlIFE LAWN & LEISURE .G:t • American Heart ft 1155 Milford Rd., Highland Association V· (313) 887·2410 2-B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDTIMES-Wednesday, JUly 23,1. [Business Briefs I Housing costs in state .' PATRICK M. McDONALD, FIe, was recently honored by of- below national levels fi,cials of Aid Association for Lutherans .------i...,. -...••., I ~ Huron Valley - , • ! 4 ~ IU;:"'f~&Soccer Club he Quality Goes In Before Y 0 (~ announces ~"l'(.Fall Registration for Be careful. All the time. ,~;, all Boys & Girls • Under 12 & under 14 aU girls teams available Mon., July 21, 7:00-9:00 p.m Tues., JUly 22, 7:00-9:00 p.m· - YOUR E.F. HUTTON ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Sat., JUly 26, 11:00-3:00 pm' FOR A NEW UPDATED OPINION OR RETURN Wed., JUly p:m· : THIS COUPON FOR OUR a-PAGE RESEARCH 30, 7:00-9:00 . REPORT: Thur., JUly 31, 7:00-9:00 p.m· Sun., August 3, 12:00-3:00 p.~. • LATE REGISTRATION Tues., Aug. 12, 7:00-9:00 p m PLACE: Highland Township'H~1I 205 John Street -Registration Fees- $30.00 For New Player $35.00 For High School Player ,i~ Family plan available for 3 or more players • /"I~~. C0I=!Y of Birth Certificate reqUIred of all new IJlayers Coaches and Referees Needed !l ~ Any Questions Contact II ,.,,~r.."," .. Henri Kenneweg Cathy leWis Sandy Stempien ,'1 TI", \'1.<1\''''' 887-8492 887-4513 684-1460 t., The .iJh"'I("'~(,,1w .. ,1 • ~---_------&...... -_---~- • Wodnesday, July 23,1986-S0'UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOV' NEWS- THE M'LFORD Tl:.iE5-3-B • \ 'Teamwork critical for business success' Proposals affect IRAs By VICKI GRICE o People with a high level of assertiveness and low responsiveness are driving and dynamic. 'We believe, however; "We need each other because of our differences, Many serious business people fall into this The most widely held form of In' not because of our likenesses," Marilynn M. category. These people are decision·makers. vestments were indiVidual retire- that the strong ~eP1onick told the Northville Community result-orlented and are known as the "control ment and KeoUgh accounts (46 per- Chamber of Commerce June 23. specialists" because they may not have the best cent>, certificates of deposit (42 per- negative it1itial reac- • ' Insisting that people must work together and answer, but the only answer. They need a cent>, common or preferred stocks tion to the Senate ,make progress as a team, Semonick noted that challenge and their solutions are never wrong. 137 percent> and money market everyone has unique talents and must rely on each funds (32 percent>. bill's recommenda- -other to compensate for individual weaknesses. a People that have both a high assertiveness o 66 percent say they favor con· · 'Director of Spectrum Communications, a and high responsiveness level are influential and servative investments over ago tion on IRAs is :Bloomfield Hills-based firm, Semonick stressed expressive. These are the "people people." They gressive ones. · that the most successful people understand and have the best verbal skills because they are o two-thirds (67 percent> say they premature. If this appreciate others for their differences. But they always talking. They are motivated by recogni- are satisfied with the performance of also know themselves. tion, and are the most emotional of all behavior their investments over the last year. proposal is enacted .' In the business world as well as in everyday ac- types. Because they are so friendly, these people o 61 percent predict that the , tivity, Semonick said that to communicate most are often overcommitted. They are the "com- percentage of their income they will into law, we believe 'effectively, "you must radiate a high degree of munications specialists." invest over the next two to three that investors will • • trust in yourself and the other person while keep- years will increase. · ing the level of tension very low." o People with high responsiveness and low "The fact that a majority of those move beyond this in- surveyed plan to increase their in· · When there is too much tension in a conversa- assertiveness levels are extremely family· vestment activity is a vote of con- · tion, she noted, people tend to put up barriers and oriented. These business people are the ones who itial negative fidence in the American economic rail to communicate effectively. can't work at their desk because it Is so cluttered system and an indic5tion that people response and will - ,,"The older we get, the tighter our tunnel of vi· with family pictures. They are good stress think there is potential for further • sion," she said. . managers and worry about taking care of other come to realize that people before themselves. Because these sup- economic growth." said Bachmann. I Semonick emphasized that to be an effective , decision-maker and problem-solver is to unders- portive and amiable people are so loyal. they often the tax-deferral of in- tand and have an open mind to all possible solu- have difficulty leaving even the most destructive INTEREST RATES " tions to a problem. situations, Unlike the dynamic people, these pro- come provided by the • _I "Put yourself in positions where you use your crastinators are not eager for change .. o The majority (52 percent> say ~best talents most effectively and that way you recent interest rate trends have not IRA still makes in an ; won't set yourself up for failure," she said. a And lastly, those with both low assertiveness MARILYNN M. SEMONICK had an impact on their investment and responsiveness levels are competent and actiVity. excellent investment :: .Semonick said it is important to examine others' analytical. They are completely organized, and tion of one's upbringing and can be changed. o 83 percent say they would vehicle.' · behaVior, not personality, through their "asser- therefore will drive dynamic people crazy. They choose a fixed rate rather than a tiveness and responsiveness." She also mentioned are perfectionists and have no tolerance for people She stressed that it is necessary to do a self- variable interest rate for a home inventory and get to know and accept the "person that this behavior is both observable and predic- who don't do things the "right way." Accuracy is loan. - John Bachmann, table. of extreme importance. These people are not ex-- in the mirror" . o The sample was split fairly "We need to be more observant of others instead pressive and therefore often keep feelings to evenly (45 percent to 44 percent> Managing partner of worrying about ourselves so much," she said. themselves. "All of us play different music," she said. "Ex- when asked to predict whether the Semonick separated behavior qualities into four amine yourself and the music you play. analyze it trend toward lower interest rates will their children is an important goal. groups and explained the stereotypical Semonlck noted that these behaviorial qualities and learn to compose it to make the most of the continue. o Just over half 53 percent of • ~characteristics of each: are preferences, not abilities. They are a renec- talents you have." those with children hope to leave an FINANCIAL INFORMATION estate for their children. The sources of financial informa- OTHER ISSUES :-Coodnews on auto insurance premium rates tion that investors say they consult most frequently before making an in- o The majority (68 percent> say vestment decision are bank officer. they are confident the economy will ~..' More than three-fourths of AAA President Thomas G. Bowman. "That compares to an average an- our e,bility to use claims experience stock broker or registered represen- improve over the next two to three Michigan's 1.2 million policyholders Bowman said that 28 percent of nual increase of more than 9.5 per- and competition as rate-setting fac- tative, financial magaZines and years. had their auto insurance premiums AAA policyholders would receive cent since 1981." The new law limits tors and created an unfair pricing newspapers, and accountants. o 62 percent say their overall con- ~ lowered or left unchanged at renewal premium reductions of up to 10 per- annual rate increases in Detroit to 4 structure," Bowman said. "With the o More than three-quarters 88 fidence in the economy is greater • '.lime as part of a statewide rate ad- cent, while rates for 50 percent of the percent plus the annual inflation change in the law, AAA Michigan'S percent of those surveyed say that in- now than a year ago. justment which took effect July 1. policyholders would remain un- rate. which was 3.5 percent in 1985. rates will be extremely competitive suring adequate income for retire- o More than four-fifths (82 per- · .. f'The Aprill revisions in the Essen- changed. Overall, AAA Michigan'S Under the original Essential In- and most of our members will realize ment is an important financial goal. cent> say they have achieved more tial Insurance Act allow us to adjust premium income will remain the surance Act, an increase in the a savings on auto insurance o 80 pecent say important goals financially than their parents. .' ,Tates based on each community's same statewide. highest-rated territory would have premiums." are both to maximize the value of The Edward D. Jones & Co. In- · claims experience, which means that "Although the new law allows a required AAA Michigan to raise their assets and to maximize income vestor Poll is based on telephone in- · 'only 22 percent of our policy holders maximum increase of 7.5 percent for rates for most of its policy holders a AAA Michigan is the state's largest from investments. terviews with investors throughout • will have their rates increased," Detroit, rates there will rise an comparable amount. auto insurer, providing protection to o 67percent of those with children the nation. The survey was con- · ~tated AAA Michigan Insurance Vice a!~rage 6.4 percent," Bowman said. "The old law ~riously restricted one-fourth of the state's motorists. say providing a college education for ducted between May 27 and June 15. 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Round In-GroundPool Kit Mefro25TM MILFORD HOWELL car care centers Spartan Tire BUdgetTire ARE Beach Port Only $2875 304 N Main 222 W, Grand RIver • YOU Portable 684-5251 517-548-1230 P,oou<:l\ ana pile,,,,,; a'~ .11SDdfr.tn 1,fr READY CompJfatl1e prO<1uO'" ",...a.1 tnlC ell h~H"ll Il." ,I", ... HOT TUB "'ff' Of IndCpf'ndpn.l dea' ..., ... fir .... to ctl.r'lr P'I!Qht>1 TO ON DISPLAY lower PUCI" See your local '1fO.,''''' 'Of tI... P'IC"'c. EXERCISE? POOL TOYS & GAMES Good Selection - sale Prlcedl THE CORONADO 'Pool Chemical Special ABOVE-GROUND 20 lb. Granular Chlorine POOL 62% Available Chlorine • l' 5 Sizes Available Ask for our free brochure. NOWTHRU 95 Full Size Model On Display JUNE 30th $59 in Howell 'We're fighting for your life PIETILA Broso POOLS ~aturated t AmerICan Heart wrne FIGHTlfo.G Frn n AIIOClatlon HOWELL FARMINGTON SS 'lOJRlIFE 2549E Grand River 30735Grand River e.at\e V of Michigan 517/548-3782 313/478-4978 American Heart ft Open M-F 10to 7; Sat. 10to 5 A UnIted W.., A,.ncy Association V .:------Sun.10to4 • CoB-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDTIMES-Wednesda~, Jul~ 23,1881 ANIMALS One local call places a want ad Animal Services 155 in over 125,465 homes through FarmAnomals 1S3 Horses& EqUIp 152 the following newspapers & HouseholdPels 151 PelSupphes 154 Shopping Guides: Sliger/Livingst 00 AUTOMOTIVE ~:c." ~ ... Northville Record Automobiles 240 Autos Under$1000 241 .', (313)348-3022 Aulo ParIS& ServIce 220 '.> Autos Wanted 225 Novi News Boals& EQUIp 210 Camper§.Traolers (313)348-3024 & EqUIp 215 ConslruCllonEQUIp 228 __• GREEN.., ( ....(} SHEET.,. ~~ > .....: >1' > ,EAST South Lyon Herald 4Wheel OliveVehicles 233 (313)437-4133 Motorcycles 201 RecreationalVehicles 238 Snowmobiles 205 Milford Times Trucks 230 (313)685-8705 Vans 235 EMPLOYMENT LASSI>FI~ED,'ActiON'<..y ADS~~... " -"..> ~ Brighton Argus BUSiness& ProleSSlonal .c SeN~es lB (313)227-4436 BUSinessOpport 167 Help WanledGeneral 165 Pinckney Post Shopping Guide Help WanledSales 166 010 SpecIal Notices 010 Special Notices 021 Houses 021 Houses 021 Houses 021 Hc.uses IncomeTaxService 180 (313)227-4437 SituationsWanted 170 UNI·TECH Telephone 13.75% Annual percentage BRIGHTON, Beautiful .. BRIGHTON schools. New CERAMIC classes, green· offering. Large beautiful lot FORRENT ware, supplies and firing. For Services. 30 to 50% rate for qualified buyers. call bedroom, 2 full baths, 2 'It Hartland Herald Shopping Guide with trees. Cement patio BRIGHTON. Price reduction Apartments 064 details, phone (313)229-8360. savings. Jacks, pre-wires, Foremost collect baths. 2,750 square feet on on this sharp ranch In. BUildings& Halls 078 (313)965-7080. between garage and house (313)227-4436 CHAIN-Q-LAKES CRUISES. phone sales. We sell, 1.7 acres. Secluded wooded Brighton. Hardwood floors. COndominiUmS, lot In Brandywine Farms could be enclosed. Fire- Townhouses 069 Enlo~ a day, sunbathing, Install. repair pay phones. 3 BEDROOM ranch. Lake throughout. Indirect IIghling' Fowlerville Review (313)887-9812. Subdivision. Maintenance place. /<11 for ONLY $44,500. Duplexes C65 swimming, relaxing on the ;.::.:.~=-=:;,:::;.,.,,~.., privileges, White Lake Area. call Mary at Preview Proper. In living room. Breeleway. FosterCare $44,900.(313)632-6413. free. Brighton Schools. Shopping Guide 068 Huron Chaln-Q-Lakesaboard VACATION BIBLE School at lies. (3131227·2200. with fireplace. Situated on, Houses 061 a 28foot Flote Bote. Friends, the First Presbyterian Church BELVILLE. City living In a $195,500. Drive by 5069 almost 1 full acre, with fruit- (517)548-2570 Indusl -Comm 076 Bennington Court or call for BRIGHTON.4 bedroom colo- Lakefronl Houses co-workers, business assocI- of South Lyon. July 28 Ihru country setting. 3 bedroom trees and grape arbor.' 062 Aug. 1. 9 am to 12 pm • appointment. (3131229-5069. nial on 2 lols. 'nground Reduced to $65,900. Call' Land 084 ates, groups to 13. call brick ranch with full base- liVingston County Press (313)231·2783. Klndergarden to 6th grade. ment. BeautifUlly decorated, BRIGHTON Schools, Green heated pOOl with Jacuzzi. PattyErrldge at The Michigan LIVingOuarters Many extras. Close to x·way. To Share 074 For further Information spotlessly clean, $48,000. Oak Township. Sliver L.ake Group. (313)227-4600.(5-300). ' (517)548-2570 CHAIN-Q-LAKES CRUISES. Prlvleges. Brick, aluminum, $119,000.(313)231-3166. MoboieHomes 070 Enjoy a day, sunbathing, contact: (313)437-2875. Move In and enjoy. 10193 Monday Green Sheet Mobile HomeSites 072 swimming, relaxing on the Vanburen Street. Coldwell custom ElI-Level. 1800sq It. OlhceSpace 080 013 Card of Thanks Banker. (313)737-9000,Marl· On one acre. with wet bar, Rooms Huron Chaln-Q-Lakesaboard 067 lynShea. hot tub, landscaped, and StorageSpace 088 a 28foot Flote Bote. Friends. OUR very special thanks to fireplace. $97,500.By owner. POUCV STATEMENT AU ~.,.mlang VacallonRenlals co-workers, business associ· BRIGHTON. 3 bedroom bl· ,""blt'hed In Shg."ll1,tnOlton 082 the Burns Township Fire (313)437-4364by appointment. N•• ,papefS 1$ SU~I to the CQnd .. Wanted10Rent 089 ates, groups to 13. call level for sale by owner by Department, Vernon Town· BRIGHTON, city of. By llOftS 'U1led .... thft lIpp1tUbM raIl (313)231·2783. ship Fire Department, Howell appointment. Call after GENTRY REAL· ~d eop.e:s 01 .hlCh a' •• .,arlabte; FORSALE owner. Starter or retirement RATES 'rOtl'l Il'ie ad...ertISlng cJepattmenl Fire Department, neighbors 5 p.m. (313)227-as26. Cemetery Lots 039 home. Dry basement, central SI~"ltnnglIOft H'.~'I toe Condominiums 024 and friends that helped BRIGHTON. New 3 WEDNESDAY W ..... In HotthYtlle M.etllQan ca,,7 air. paved drive. 2'1t car Farms.Acreage 027 OISCJOCKEY during our recent silo fire. bedroom, trl·level, under ESTATE un),.., 1100 Shge"LlYlngston garage. OPEN HOUSE, July. Ne.SNiper, rese,...., ,.... ragh' nolto Houses 021 ~ m Milford •• (313) 684-6660 GREEN SHEET You people are all terrific. construcl/oln. 1'1t baths, 26, 27, 1 to 4 p.m~ 615 ueeDt an ad."r"",', Ord., IncomeProperty 035 Let Kurt Lewis make your Jim and Val Ritter and Ed and family room, $62,900. call MI.S L:.r.~ Highland. (313) 887-7500 $atger'lh'tnQston Newspapers lid-- Indust·Comm 033 Walnut. (313)229-8188. PLUS3 occasion more memorable Loretta Ritter. builder. (313/229-6155. Hartland. (313) 632-6700 u.f"S N .. no lIulhonl, 10 buNS tn" Lakelront Houses 022 with the music of today and BRIGHTON. Absolutely net.,PoIpet ano oN, publ""t-on 01 an LakeProperrly 029 yesterday. Now accepting PRAYERto the Holy Spirit. BRfGHTON. New 4 chsrmlng home In the city. ACTION ADS " ...et'1Is,ement Sl\alt consbtute hnal Mobile Homes C25 Holy Spirit you who make me bedroom Colonial, under acceptaftCe ollhe ~IS ... OIoer Northern Properly bookings at reasonable Completely restored with ~'7r.~Zt"'''''', ..... f ~lc",}"V~: 10Words When mote than one lftset'ttOft 01 the 030 see everything and who construction. 2'1t baths, rates. Please call, new wiring, plumbing, , same acherbsement IS Old'red no RealESlateWanted 037 ~ ~- show me the way to reach my family room, fireplace, ,'. / for $5.74 crrdlt wdf be ~rwtn unless no'lCe 0' VacanlProperty 031 (5m548-4354. drywall, carpeting, etc. Kitch. . Ideal, you who give me the garage. $119,900.Call buil· Non-CommerclalRate IYPo;f~tUl Of Oll\et '''01$ 1$g.....n en Is~brand new with oak' ~ 1ft der. (313)229-8155. 25'PerWordOver10 to The Green Sheet lime lor corree- • HOUSEHOLD divine gift to forgive and cupboards. Must see the, ItOft DeIOle lhe H'CC)f\d ,nsert-on No' Subtract35' for Anllques 101 forget the wrong that Is done BRIGHTON:Live off the land (e$pOftStb&e IOf ~tSJOftt Inside! $68,900.Call Nancy -L,;'-·-'·_- · repeat Auctions 102 to me, you who are In all the on 9 acre farm, with fruit • Lltogot at Preview Proper. EQu~J HouSing OI>POI'uftllr sr.lo-- BargainBarrel 250 OJ Instancesof my life with me,l mserllon of samead ment We are pledged to the letter BY the Sound Buster's, all frees, barn and wood lot. lies. (3131227·2200.(51731. BUildingMatenals 114 in this short dialogue want to GarageSale.Lost. Wanted and splnt of U S POliCY lor the ChnstmasTrees 116 occasion music. Ask for AI. Three bedroom home and BRIGHTON. Absolutely To Rent. S,tuallons achIevement 01 equal hOUSing op- thank you for everything and garage only $84,900. call portunity throughout the Na.tlon ElectrOnics 113 (313)229-2863. charming home In the city. conllrm once more that I Kline Real Esate: 3 BEDROOM RANCH ON 3 ACRES, completely Wanted & Household We encourage and support an at· lJ.P,ck 112 Completely restored with, BuyersDorectoryAds Must lumat,ve advertiSing .and FarmProoucls 111 never want to be separated (313/227-1021. remodeled with 2 fireplaces, full basement, & markehng prOQr.am In whtCh there from you no mailer how great new wiring. plumbing, BePra-Pald Frrewood& Coal 105 BRIGHTON schools. barn. 422 foot road frontage. Home Protection are no barners to obu-,n hOUSing Garage& Rummage 103 OJ the material desires might drywall, carpeling, etc. Kitch· Plan Included! No. 513572,300. because 01 race color. rehglon or HouseholdGoods 104 Wide range of music. Reduced to $98,500. 2,200 en Is brand new with oak nahonaloug,n be. I want to be with you and square feet. Air conditioned Equal HOUSing Opportunity Lawn& Garden Excellent sound system. cupboards. Must see the . Classified my loved ones In my perpetu· ranch. 4'1t roiling acres. call slogan Care& EqUIp 109 Light show - all at reason- al glory. Amen. Person must Inside! $68,900.Call Nancy Equal HOUSing Opportunity MIscellaneous 117 Karl, the Michigan Group, able rates. Heslip pray this 3 consecutive days L1togot at Preview Proper· Display Table III-IllustratIOn MiscellaneousWanted 108 Brothers. (5ln546-1127. (313)229-2469. lies. (313)227-2200.(S173). 01 PubliSher s NotlCe MusicalInstruments 106 without asking a favor, then Pubhsher s Nottee-AII (eal estate OfhceSupplies 117 promise to publish. AC -Qn1U"'-- .... ·-~~--_-4319'3-W::...SeveTT'l'1tile- Contract Rates adverhsed In thiS newspa~r 1$ subleCt 10 the Federll Flif Hous· SportingGOOds 110 EXPERIENCEfhe magic of THE wife 01 Lawrence Hors· . . '" -c-\ATgl'-lana lakes . Tradeor Sell 115 Available InO ACI 01 1968 ...,hteh makes II II undercover wear. Have a fall wishes to thank the g •• legal 10 adyentse ··any Woodstoves 118 ShOP.Pin Cenler) Want ads may be placed home lingerie party for you family, friends, and neigh· ~ ."21 Northville preterence. IImltallon, or FarmEqUipment 119 until 330 p.m. Fnday. for dlscumlnatlon ba.sed on race. col· and your friends. Hostess: bors for their kindness, and James C. Cutler Realty 349,1212 that week's edillon. Read or rehglon or natIOnal OflOln, or PERSONAL earn free lingerie. Sizes: special appreciation to Rev. 11:1::1..-1"'1111 ,.,. any Intenllon 10 make any such Bingo 011 petite to large, queen, majes- your adverllsement the prelerence. IImUllIon. Of SchUltz.Mildred. hrst lime .t appears. and dlscnmanaUon ,. Cardof Thanks 013 ty, tall. Styles: conservative 103-105 Rayson, Northville SUBURBAN REALTORS CarPools 012 , report any error 1m· ThiS newspaper 'WIll not knoWingly to barely there. call agent, 014 In Memoriam accepl .lny .ldvertlslnQ for real Found 016 mecllalely. Shger/Llv, Beth Rockwell at ------_ esl,are whIch ,$ 11'1vwlabon 0' Ihft Frel' 001 (313)662-2551. 349-4030 mgston Newspapers will law Our re.lders are hereby In HappyAds 002 015 Lost Beautiful sprawling ranch on 6.69 rolling acres. not Issue credit lor errors formed that all dwellings advertlS In Memonom 014 Neutral colors throughout, 3 bedrooms, family ed In Ihls newspaper are available Lost A1TENTlON In ads aller the f,rsl Incor- on.an equlil oPpOrtunity 015 NORTHVILLE/OLDER BUNGALOW room, dining room, natural fireplace in living SpeCialNotices 010 PONTIAC recl insertion. (FR Doc 72-4983 Flied 3-3,-n. - VINTAGE HOME room. 30x40 pole barn With 5 stalls. 5128,900 • a CSa m J BUSINESS SCHNAUZERmale. Will the INSTITUTE two Pinckney women that Needs some TLC. Prime location. One of the very Immaculate. 4 bedroom 2'1: bath colonial. • took our dog saturday even- lew to be offered In the city. 7 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 001 Absolutely Free FARMINGTON Fireplace In living room. Large efficient kitchen, absolutely 001 Absolutely Free Ing, June 28 from Hill Road den. 1'1: baths. full basement. Call James C. family room With 2 doorwalls. Large yard. Access ENROLL NOW and M-52.Stockbridge please Cutler Realty 349-4030. to spring fed lake with sandy beach. $135,000 BLACK Lab- mix puppies, 8 LARGE sofa and matching 476-3145 return to samelocation, 13900' 10 ... pups ready for home. chair, crushed gold velvet, M-52, Stockbbrldge. No Large older home In Northville. Backs up to com- FREE (51n546-3479. reversible. (313/227-3162.' FREE pregnancy test and questions asked. The mercial. 4 bedrooms upstairs, formal dining room, BLACKmedium sized female MALE PlckapOO,needs good counseling. Teens welcome. owners. (511}85HI312. full basement, 2 car garage. Walk 'h block to dog, 10 months. All shots. home without young child· Another Way Pregnancy BLACK Lab. Vicinity Grls· downtown. $79,900 All Items oUered In this (517)546-2014. ren. Playful.(313)437-8321. f Cenler at 49175Pontiac Trail wold Road, 8 Mlle. 5 months "Absolutely Free" column BROKENconcrete. Great for NORGE washer. Works. inWlxoll).(313)624-1222. old, small white star on Building site next to new marina: Lake privileges Landscaping. You haul. Doesn't rinse fully. Noisy. GIVEthe ultimate gilt. A Hot chesl. Lost July 16. Reward. and boat launching within 100 ft. Builders terms. • must be exactly that, Iree REDUCED $10,000! $6,500 - to those responding. This (313)437-8323. (313)624-0353. Air Balloon Ride! call Balloon ;;(3:;;'3~)4;:;3:-;7-4333:::=~.:-:--~---.,,.--_ · newspaper makes no BUNDLES of newspapers. OLD upright plano, you haul. Experience,(3131477-9569. •BORDERCollie type, large, · charge lor these listings, (51n546-3386. (51n546-5766. HE ART· LI T E sou n d. male, longhaired, black- FOR SALE BY OWNER but restricts use to resi· CALICO kitten, other cute PLEASEhelp free kittens. All Prolesslonal D.J.'s for all white, reward. (51n546-9468. dential. Sliger/Livingston kittens. Long and short. colors. (313)624.6686 or occasions. The best BROWN and black cat 4 Bedroom Colonial on Publications accepts no haired. (313)437.9412. (3131624-0524. prices. (313)449-8735. neutered male. Brlghto~ responsibility for actions Hilltop Setting between individuals re- CAMPER bcx lor pickup PUPPIES.Mother Black Lab. JUNIOR golf program. area. Large reward. truck. (313)632.7590. Father registered Springer Dunham Hills Golf Club. Jim ;(3:13;:/:==22,:,:7,...:-47-:-:-~,.,..--:--_ 668::=:-. Features Include: garding .. Absolutely -2'1: car garage Free" ads. (Non·com· CLEAN loll dirt. U Haul. Spaniel. (517/521-3788 Wilson, golf professional. FRIDAYJuly 11, 2 Black and -2400 sq. It Hartlandarea.(3131629-5451. Fowlerville. Fridays. July 18 through Tan Doberman dogs. 9 mile -3'12 baths -30x40 Barn With mercial/ Accounts only. August 22.(313)687-9170. and Taft Roads. 1 large male electroclty & water REAL ESTATE,IHe. Please cooperate by plac- RABBIT cages and ·great room C nest I -10 Acres LOTHING.Church of Christ, (313"37'c~78. LOSE weIght. Feel greal! wearIng red coIIar, 1 small -den ing your "Absolutely 6026 Rickell Rd. Tuesdays. boxes. ,...... D 't tll C II d female . d II -Conveniently located 201 S. Lafayett 6-8 SAILBOAThull,(313)231.2659. on wal.. a to ay! wearing re co ar. ·Two fireplaces Free" ad no later than 3:30 p.m. (313)478-6350. Rewardcall (3131348-1264. between Broghton and p.m. Friday for next week -1 stlloor laundry publication. CO C K A P0 0, m a Ie, RUBBERtire manure spread· LOST. Himylayan gray and -finished walkout Howell Gl 437-2056 neutered, 2 years, loveable. er. Chain needs work. white long-haired 'emale cat lower level Lynette, Pat (313)887-2421. (3131349-3441. Introducing. • • with blue eyes. Reward. Call 522-5150 CREAM calico cat, female, SAMANTHA did It again! PBI ;(3=13C!134::::-9-..=,1369=;.'--...,-_ 5149,900-NO AGENTS PLEASE 001 Absolutely Free affectionate. Free to good Darling kittens need loving PontiacBusinessInstitute PIT BUll, female, Brindle 2BEDROOMRANCHON ~ ACRE home. (3131449-4936. home.(51n546-7837. "Striped", white face and tie. Sharp, clean home within city limitS of South Lyon!! 1,000 plasl/c pint berry CRIB,twin bed with mattress, SEARS gas dryer. Call YOURPARTNERFORA July 4, Argentine Road and Garage.Walkto shops. Landcontract terms. $49,900 containers.(3131437-5176. table, chair. You haul. (313)227-7552,after 7 or on PROFESSIONAL M-59.ReNard.(51n546-3298. (517) 546·9485 COLONIALOVERLOOKINGCROOKEDLAKE 10 FT. diving board for CAREER 4 bedroom home, 2'1t baths. family room with inground pOOl. (313)349-6529(3131437-2708. weekends. CALL 476-3145 RING. Man's diamond clus· for~'p!ace,deck, lull basement, garage. Underground alter6 pm. CUTE cuddley kittens. 1 TO good home, friendly, 5 FORCAREERTRAINING ter. In Howell, possibly city utilihes, paved road. Water privileges. Possible' female cat. Good mouser. months, female, shorthaired park at the lake. Reward. assumptionor land contract. $109.900 10wood pallets and firewood (313)887-4928. mixed?(3131887·7189. FARMINGTON ,..(5::..:1n~548-:..:.=...:2608=:... (Elm/. You take away. 34801GrandRiver - r------;. COMMERCIALLEASE (313)227-6941. DARLING9 week champagne UNWED Collie mom has Farmlnnton MI48024 016 F d About 1200 s.f. SUitable lor business olllce, colored male kitten. Owner healthy pups ready for oun I restaurant, etc. Circle drive, lots of parking now and 1972DUSTERfor parts, all or allergic. (511)548-1171. adoption. (51n546-6950. MINISTER will marry you COCKER Spaniel, female, room for more. S6OO/month. nothing. (3131629-8191. FEMALEGerman short hair, VARIETYof rocks from rock any w her e. Rever end buff. 10Mile and Beck Road. Carol SPlIT LEVELON1.9ACRES 1 MALE kitten. Also 1 young dog house Included. Leaving garden.(313)349-2332. Hiner. (313)348-4348. (3131624-7028. 4bedroomhome, 2llaths. family room, woodburner, 3 femalecat. (3131227-3324. I (€ state. (313)437-2708. WASHER and dryer, both PARENTS01 Diabetic child· IRISH Seller found near \TI Mason car garage. Lovely treed settmg, pond. Extremely 25 inch Zenith tv console. FIREWOODwanted. Will cut needrepair. (313)437-8236. ren Local Support Group. For Marlon House In Howell. well msulated.$86,900 Some work needed. andhaul. (313)437-9455. WHITE and black long hair Informationcall (313)878-2701.(51n546-3679. (313)229-7049. FREE cat. House trained. kllten. Extra special. PREGNANCYHELPLINE "'L""O':-:N"'=G"'-H.o:A=IC;::R':"E""D-c-a-lIc-o-c-at 25 In. color Tv. Needs ~wftif.-=--- declawed, neutered. For (3131437-4606. (313)229-2100.24hours. Prob- with yellow eyes, female. In repair. 2 clofhes posts. m 0 rei n for mati 0 n, YOUNG dog. Handsome, 'em pregnancy help, Iree the LOParea. (3131227-5068. (313)437-9019. (5m~748. friendly, male, mostly pre g n a n c y t est s, ORANGE AND White fluffy 2 BUNK bed frames. No FREE Killens. 3 males. Sheperd? Very smart. confidential. kitten. Male. Hamburg Road mallresses. (5ln223-8406. (313)684.2379. (51n546-1526. area.(313/231-9070. Ichweltzer 2 FEMALE killens, IIller FREE. Landscape rock. 1-2 002 Happy Ads TH E WATCH. Location found: trained, 12 weeks old. yards available. You haul. garage sale on East Grand .~ Bett~;Mote.ln<. (313)878-5651. (313)437·5530. BAMMER, hope you are PHON E MAN River.(51n546-5268. 2 Volkswsgon beelles for FREE newspapers for your feeling much betterl I am Telephone Installation at 30% WHITE GERMAN Shepherd I parts. (5m546-04t8. newspaperdrive. First come. going to a wedding this to 50%savings.(313)227-5966.'emale. One year old. cedar I ..~Homes.and Glirdens 3-YEAR.QLDmale (neutered) (313)229-8095. saturday, would you like to Lake and Jewel Road area. German Sheperd, with GE black/white 19 In. tv. go?Sherrl. THERE's stili time to enjoy ",(5""ln:,.:=-:546-4645;,:,-:.:.,;.:.:..'..,..- _ Beautiful Contemporary Colonial with so many papers. Excellent dlsposl· Zen It h co lor 13 In. [ your custom built deck. We YOUNG Black Lab Male. tion. (229-5841. (313)227.7332. I remodel kitchens and baths. B rig h ton Tow n s hip. custom features. Step up tub In Main bath work/study area off master bedroom, wood win: 5CUTEkittens. Mixedcolors, GORDONSetter mix. Dober. custom marble work, shower l;:(3:.:,:13:!:)2:::29-4388::.z:::::::..'_ 349-1515 NOTICES ~ dows, full basement, attached garage and so house broken, good mouse man. Kittens, all colors. • • stalls, etc. Pole barns and much more. $121,000.CALL TODAY NORTHVILLE-The ultimate In Condominium IIv· ers. (5m223-9568. BeagleMix. (313)231-3814. . . run-In sheds. House paint· Vacant land In Novl. A lot that Is just right for you. Ing can be yours In this beautifUlly decorated two 6 Month old Collie mix. GREAT Klttensl Shots,'- lng, Interior and exterior. REAL ESTATE ~ bedroom end unit. A private balcony and walk out Female, spayed and shots. Ready for you. Ready for your ranch horne this wormed, litter trained. 010 Special Notices tJln~~7 and Insured. property Is lust 522,000with easy seller terms. lower level take advantage of the woode(l (313)227-7244. wilderness area beyond. The two car garage has (313)227-3596or (313)437-4735.ATTENTION Howell High THORNTON' Mlnl.storage. FOR SALE ABANDONED killen needs direct access to this outstanding offering. $110,500 home. grey and white, male, GUINIEpig, female, cage and School Gradualesl The class. Public sale of mlni-slorage 344-1800 genUe.(3t3)43NI470 food Included. (5ln546-&493. 01 1976Is having a 10 year contents on August 4, 1988at 41766 10 Mile RD, Novi, MI 48050 NORTHVILLE-Three bedroom, 1'1: bath brick GUINIEplg,lemale, cage and reunion. For Inlormatlon call 1p.m. 1570 Alloy Parkway, 021 Houses w, Ranch, offers a finished basement and overslza ADORABLE pups. Collie. food Included. (5ln546-&493. (5m5046-8349. Highland. _ shepherd mix. Free to loving 2'12car garage. Immediate occupancy. $76,500 • home.(313)8~1. HAY. 250 Bales. Rained on, no mold. Hartland/Fenton. NOVI-Blg and beautiful and perfect for the gro~' ADORABLEpuppies, free to (3131629-4495. Ing family. Five bedrooms, 2 full baths and loads 01 good home.(5m223-9082. KITCHENtable and chairs. 6 storage. The two level deck enhances the back ADORABLE 7 week old It. tobaggon. Bowling ball. THE yard. 5112,500 Siamese mix kittens. Good (313)437·1287. homeonly. (3t3)878-9624. COMPUTER NOVI-Many, newer features will be yours In this KlT1ENS.4litter box trained. IS YOURS TO J. tt9yner R. three bedroom brick Ranch on 1.87 acres. ANIMAL Aid, Inc. Free All colors. (3t3)684-0997. adoptable pets. Brighton KEEP UPON REAL EST ATE 227-5400-Detroiters 963-1480 BRIGHTON' Spacious rooms thruout Including a 22' Great KmENS. 6 weeks. Orange Big Acre, Saturdays. GRADUATIONI EXTRA LARGE LAKEFRONT 101. terms. $14,000. Room with rock wall fireplace Northville schools. male, calico female. beamed ceilings, natural gas heat, PROFESSIONAL OWNERS ANQ 5119,900 • ANIMAL Aide. 2 affectionate (313j437·Sm. male kittens, shots, wormed. fireplace and extra quality OR TENANTS will do beller In thiS IItter·tralned.(313)227·1852. KITTENS. Beautifully leatures, aarage. $59.900 well populated & rapIdly growmg MILFORD-Beautifully maintained three bedroom msrked. Black and white. COTTA E WITH yERY CLOSE area. Invest now In two homes, a brick Ranch sited on ten glorious acres of wood ANIMAL Rescue Inc. Pets Loving, litter trained. ANp PESIRABLE EASY ACCESS large HObby buildIng & an extra and fenced pastures. Sill stall barns plus large Iree to good homes. Shots (313)43NI7t4. TO 2 NICE LAKES, East 01 large vacant corner site lor bUlldong workshop/office building. 5169.000 • and worming already done. Brighton, 2 B.R., bath, 1'12 car a much needed Mini variety shOpp. (313)227-9584. KITIENS. Morris type. 3 males. 1lemale. (5ln223-8530 garage handy·man can eaSIly con· Ing or office center. 5200.000,easy HOWELL-SpacIous three bedroom split level APARTMENT size electric after6 p.m. vert to year around. $28,000 contract terms. with attached green house, surrounded by eight range, must piCk up. BUILD YOUR HOME or COllage KITTENS. Soft and CUddly, acres 01 prolesslonal landscaping, The two acre !5ln548-3855afler5 p.m. this year on 74xl50' lakelront lot, ~~Ti~L TH~~Y WOOp. pond Is a breeding site for ducks and geese. six weeks old. Colorlul PONTIAC BUSINESS INSTITUTE ellcellent neighbOrhood & lake. ED AC ~ It lit: area 01 BEAUnFUL Husky/Sheperd. nice homes Asking 529,000,owner Peace and privacy abOund, yet there's easy ac' selection. (313)229-5841. Reduced 10 $19,900 Young, playful, friendly. FARMINGTON LOCATION' wants gOOdoffer, terms. cess to 1·96. Terms available. $89,500 Needs room to run, KmENS to good homes. ~-very desirable, con· (313)437.0262. Adorable.(3t3)449-2244. IIguous to State Land. $30,000, &~~R LOT WITH 8.22 Acre horse farm with Indoor arena, 40 atalla, $2.500down. l800~tf{ BEAUTIFULlong hair kittens KmENS, three black and 478-3145 C S ~ BI~ C§OO ED E fenced. 4 bedroom older home needs T.L.C. Nor- white males. 6 weeks old. ONE ACRi EXCELLENT loca· WEST;: BRI HT N. 2 ~R .• gas thville SChools & Mailing Address Salem TwP· need good hom:)a. Financial Aid Available lion, 100X14', very very easy heat,lamily room,/enced.39.9OO. $119900 ' (313)632~23. (3'3)684·2379. • •• Wednesday. July 23. 1986-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS- THE MILFORD TIMI:S-~l:I : 021 Houses Lakefronl Houses 022 Lakefront Homes 021 Houses 021 Houses 021 Houses 021 Houses 021 Houses 021 Houses on For S~le For Sale FOWLERVILLE. 1.500 sq ft. HARTLAND Township. HOWELL: Close to town PINCK~lEY. WATER ranch on almost an acre. Custom ranch. 3 bedroom. 2 and expressways ¥c acre. PRIVILEGES on Portage HOWELL' 2 bedroom, gas WHITE LAKE Iront Beaullful' Adult foster care facility for 3, bath, finished walk-out. 2 4 bedrooms. 3 baths. 2'Il Lake. sandy beach. Cute heat, remodeled Land beach. 2 bedroom home, gas: could be for 5 With minimum fireplaces. 5 acres, large car garage. Large wood starler or rellrement home Contract. $47.000. $5,000 furnace In basement.. modifications. Only $49,000 pond and creek. $115.000 By shed. $64,900. REALTY Almost new furnace, IOSU' down. 5255 Wildwood (3131887·72~L__ _ _ Call Bob Rushton at Preview appolntmenl. (313)632·5811. WORLDVAN'S lated and remodeled. ONLY (517)349·7051. 024 Condominiums Properties. (517)546·7550. Or open house Sunday (313)227·3455.(MLS 61076). $29.900. Call Mary at PrevIew HOWELL"'-':"'7:-~=C'--7--:---:-:-Comfortable For Sale (H833). 1·5 pm 8600 Clyde Road 1 HOWELL, Cute 3 bedroom Properlles. (313)227·2200 3-bedroom, year·round home Mile Wwest of US 23. (P749). ranch in mce neighborhood. 01'1Lake Chemung 1'h baths. BRIGHTON Hidden Ha;bou-r~ . HAMBURG. 3,400 sq.". ranch HARTLAND. Land contract. $54.900. Crest Services. PINCKNEY. Country hVlOg IS 2'1.1 car garage, (517)546-3493 1 bedroom, carport, walking on over 2 acres. Full base· $4.500 down. 2 bedroom (Sf n548-3260. yours In Ihls 3 bedroom HOWELL Gale Lake. Huge dlslance 10 mall, QUIck ment. 3'h baths. pool. Now home With garage and lake HOWELL. Honeymooners ranch. SWlmmlOg and boat- kitchen Over 'Il acre access 101·96 /3131437-2741. used as a licensed adult care pflvledges. $33.900. Ing at Fox POlOt Beach retreat. 1 bedroom. 1 acre. surrounded by trees 1 car BRIGHTON COvlli"bedroo-m: home. Guest house. (313)229-7292 Association on Chain 01 $29.900. 6350 Crowfoot Road. garage, bllck barbecue PIt. second floor, wood deck, attached aparlment. Land Lakes. Family room, central mornings only. fully enclosed porch. seculI- carport, aIr cond,ltonlOg contract terms. $160,000. air. many extras $84.000. Call HOWELL. House for sale by ty system. Just $51.900. Call $35.000. (313)227.4839, Nelson Real Estate, Tern Bergman (313)971-6070, owner. 3 bedroom ranch. 1'fz Star at PrevIew Properties. (313)227-2882 (313)449-4466. (3131449-4467. evenings (313)878-3282. Char. baths. family room. fireplace. (5ln546-7550 (P747) 1(800)462.0009. les RelOhart Co. Realtors NORTHVILLE. 3 bedroom, a"ached 2 car garage. deck, HOWELL. Updated lakefront bath, fireplace, finished HAMBURG. Pnvate access fenced back yard. treed lot PINCKNEY. Get ready for collage. Beaullful view Hard 2'1.1 basement, near school. by on Ore Lake. Lovely 3 $69.900. 1363 Booth. summer In a 3 bedroom home sand bottom beach 65 ft. bedroom. 2 bath home With (517)546-a812. With access to SIlver Lake. dock. Immediate occupancy. owner. (313)348-8436 finished lower level walkout. Heatllator fireplace NORTHVILLE. Highland HOWELL. Horse lovers. 20 $59,900 Owner/Agent Crest Includes rec room and family Upgraded kllchen. S59,9OO acres. lots of woods. plenty Services (511)548-3260 Lakes. 2 bed'ooms, 1 balh, room. $69.500. Call Marilyn Charles Reinhart Co Real· of open area. Immaculate LONG Lake, Hartland, year ranch. lake view. fireplace. Parkinson (313j994.()4oo or tors. Call EUnice Burns $73,900 (313)349-6806 · GREAT STARTER HOME-Charming country ranch wllh flmshed walkout round home. Want to trade evenings. (313)995·0072. (313)994·0400. evenings • home on nicely landscaped ~ acre lot In basement. 2 fireplaces. 2 for duplex. (313)632.7378. NOVI. 3 bedroom. Excellent Charles Reinhart Co 13131663-3763. • desirable Northville location oilers 3 bedrooms. kitchens, first floor laundry. MILFORD/Highland. Neat condItIon Central air Full PINCKNEY: Quad level on · dining room. spacious kitchen. farst lIoor laun· (B288) Ask for Ken Ives, The two bedroom home. modern basement. Appliances ¥c acre. 3 bedroom home dry. and attached garage. Nicely decorated and Michigan Group. kitchen, beaullful sand beach included. $65,000. Call after 6 with stone fireplace 10 (313)349-1369 f maintained. Good Value at $62.900. HARTLAND. Indian Lakes. (313)227-4600. on serene prIVate lake, family room Deck over· Year round clean 2 bedroom HOWELL. Immaculate 3 $61.500 /3131887-4282. NORTHVILLE-GREAT LOCATION-Attractive 3 cottage. on 1 acre, access. 1o0klOg wooded back yard 025 Mobile Homes bedroom country home on ON Private Lake Sherwood. bedroom. bath colonial features gracious for- Fireplace. quiet $32,500. $89.900 REALTY WORLD For Sale 1'12 approximately 2 acres. (Mlllord) Newly updated 4 mal dining room. remodeled kitchen with ap- Terms. McLeod Realty. VAN'S (313)227.3455 /MLS Features: basement and bedroom Quad·Level Great FOWLERVILLE. Cute 2 pliances. nicely finished rec room with wet bar. (313)266-5290.(313)73s.4090. 62349). garage. gorgeous properly for SWImmers and boaters. bedroom 10 nice park $7,900 central air. and 2 car garage. Make an appolnt- • 1 HOWELL. 10 acres. FrUitful with frUit trees. Priced $190,000. ApPOintment only . Crest Services. (517)548-3260 • ~~ent tl? see this fine home today. $91.900. JI::! mini farm has character! reduced $5.000 for quick sale! (313)685-2966. ..:...<'~~ Excellent hunting. 2 story Just $54.900 (J109) Please ask ; MEADOWBROOK HILLS-Spacious 3 bedroom, PINCKNEY: ThiS 3 Complete Price barn. chicken houses. poul- for Chene at Preview Proper· '2'12 bath home on one of the nicest lots. offers $69,900 bedroom stone house has try pens. $65.000. Call Sally at ties: (313)227-2200. I HUNDREDS OF PLANS - YOURS OR OURS assumable 9'h • 25 year : dining room, 23' family room. spacious kitchen Preview Properties. land contract for qualified : with appliances. attached garage. and extensive (5tn546-7550. (W549). landscaping to accent a park-like setting. Just BLACKBURN BUILDERS buyer. Call for details. DARLING : ~149.900. 401 W. Grand River. Brighton Oakland-Macomb $69.900. REALTY WORLD VAN'S 227-3455. (MLS HOMES 313 227-6996 313 754-9758 : COUNTRY LIVING-On 5 nice acres close to 62248). Mobile & Modular • lown of South Lyon. 4 BR. 2'12 bath Tudor style PINCKNEY: Whitewood SpecIalists • colonial. 3 stall pole barn and extra large attach- Lakefront 4 bedroom HOVI 1313)349-t04 7 • ed garage. 650' frontage. Excellent Value at home. Features 2 lire· CHATEAU ~116.500. places. den or 5th HOWELl. (517)5048-1100 bedroom, family room and lIINARSOR 1313)$68=7100 : A :FINE PLACE TO RAISE HORSES-Nice 3 country kitchen. Call for LIsting & Seiling • bedroom ranch on 10 acres offers 2 full baths. details. $159.900. REALTY • large country kitchen with appliances. attached 2 WORLDVAN'S 349·7511 : car garage. 2 barns offer 10 stalls. 2 folding (313)227-3455IMLS 62249) 2585S Novl Rd.-Novl • stalls. 2 additional sheds and corrals. Truly an 1ST OFFERING - Exceptional Co-oP 10 South Lyon : jdeal place for the horseman. $163.900. features 2 bed roms. kilchen wllh all appliances. Flonda room and basement prepped for 'll bath. Adult communi- : 1:XCELLENT VALUE-Custom built 4 bedroom. ty. Must be 50 years of age or older for this one. $49,900 LAKE ANGELA bath colonial on heavily treed 1 acre lot in •~'h \ • Brookland Farms is truly a rare find. Home has ADULT COMMUNTlY CO-OP - Beautiful ranch style end • all the deSirable amenities for comfortable living. umt features 2 bedrooms. 2 baths. family room With CONDOMINIUMS : 'pall Today. $179.900. fireplace. formal dining room. kitchen With appliances New Hudson (10miles east of Brighton) - and finished basement. 1 car garage. Lake pnvlleges on GREAT MOTHEA-IN·LAW POTENTlAL- Crooked Lake. $74.900 2 Bedroom Townhouses, Flats - .Spacious custom buill rustic contemporary • .home on private 1.96 acre site IS actually 2 and Ranches • >s"eparate homes under one roof. A total of 6 OUTSTANDING ALL BRICK RANCH with lake frontage on $44,900 •$54,900 • ,.be.drooms and 4'12 baths will also accomodate Whitmore Lake. Home features 2 bedrooms. 1'h baths. '-the large family. Tremendous potential. Call to- Flonda room. dming room. kitchen wllh appliances. 1st : :f3:.Y' $223.900. floor laundry and pallo. sandy beach and fenced yard. Won'tlastlong at this pnce. $118.900 • SPECTACULAR EXECUTIVE COLONIAL- : Custom bUilt 4 bedroom colonial on secluded 5 BEAUTIFUL EXECUTIVE HOME IN NOVI. 4 bedroom col- • }lcre site With pond features an unbelievable list ·.of extras plus Inground pool and 2 story barn. A Onial with 2'h baths. family room with full wall fireplace. : total of 25 additional acres are available in ad)a- library/study. formal dming room. breakfast nook. 1st floor laundry. pallO. deck. porch and basement. Excep- · cent parcels. Call for details. 5250.000. lIonallandscaping. $150.000 : NORTHVILLE SUNSEEKER-Custom built I • California style home soars with energy saving INVESTMENT PROPERTY - Older home converted for grace and drama. This spacIous 3 or 4 bedroom. rental. Upper & lower units. Lower umt has 2 bedrooms- • mUltiple bath home offers an endless list of pays $280/per mo. Upper untl has 1 bedroom - pays features. Such as 23 x 20 master suite. 17' dining $250/per mo. Newer roof. Close to downtown South Lyon. room. 3 fireplaces. Indoor pool. jacuzzI. sauna Asking $55,000. Will take L1C terms. and wet bar. Call for private showing. $435.000. CENTURY 21 Hartford South-Weat 349·5600 WE PURCHASE 22454 Pontiac Trail 330 N. Center-Northville 437-4111 , LAND'. 1 & 2 Bedroom Condominiums . CONTRACT PATIERSON Lake area. EQUITIES • • . from $23,900. to $32,400.* Great starler home With 3 , CALL HAYNER bedrooms. wood burner. and Fixed rate, long term financing available. fenced yard. Affordable 227·5400 home for the family starling 'Decorator package including GE out. Only $33, 900. Call The •• HAMBURG Township. Water· Michigan Group. front 105 feet. Tioga/Little microwave oven, full carpeting, ANEWW&lO CUT (313)227-4600 or (313)769-2899 Hall Moon. 16 year old ranch ./ (P188). louvered blinds and more for an with ceramic spa, satellite <-$ PINCKNEY. 3 bedroom ranch dish. attached and detached additional $5500 • $6000. , " with privledges to Rush Lake. 2 car garage. 1 bedroom Walk out basement. Mid 60's. guest collage also on water. THE OFSElliNG (3131878-3307. $112.000. Terms. Continental cosr located off Grand River in PINCKNEY. Cordley Lake Realty. (313)878-5147. The and canal to chaln-of·lakes. 3 Brlttons. Brighton, ~ mile east of bedrooms. $60.000. Owner. HARTLAND. Long and Round Brighton Mall Exit (#145). 13131878-9766. Lake access. Custom 3 Enter at Brighton Cove Apts. YO IRHOUSE. PINCKNEY. Sit back and bedroom brick ranch on 1 enjoy this spacious 4 acre. Cathedral wood ceil· bedroom home in the Village. ings throughout. Full wall Roomy country kitchen. fami· brick fireplace. FlOished Iy room. attached garage. All basement. Central air. 3 ~, ·22~2548 In excellent condItion. doorwalls with patios. Bnck INTRODUCING EXCLUSIVElYFRO $79.900 with terms. Call enclosed courtyard. 3'h car "WeekdayS & Weekends t • 5 p.m. TIlE BEST SElLER PlAN. ~.- lO%OffSears -..., COLDWElL BANKER Glenn·Brooke Realty garage. $138.000. REMAX hrst me 229·8900 @ I .. Carpet/Uphoistery I limited. (517)851-7568. (3131632-5167. Some 80 years ago, Coldwell Only The Best seller Plan, I· C~ I Banker wrore the book on 10~oUdle~ I offers home sellers all th~\i ;" real estate. 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A. kllchen wi matching appliances. Three bedrooms. wood lloors. Carpehng In bedrooms, $58,900348-6430 ~ -..:__:.:.....:..:.:.:~.J ThIs lrem 1m)' not be reprinted without screened porch. Done In neutral colors throughout. '1 $68.900348-&430 Large .reed lot backlOg to woods. Charming 4 bed rom express pennIssIon ofCOIDWEll.1lANKER. PaInt, for example, will go a home With big kitchen. family room With lire place 011kit· An EquoI OpponurJIy ~ ' That hard to find ranch in Meadowbrook Glens Gas chen. FInished recreation room. Perfect famIly hOme long way toward maldng your r:;;;:------.., Q EquoI Howl,. Opponunlly house look its best - both inside fireplace In family room. Three bedroom and two and a Country feeling With city conveniences $79.900348-6430 I Lbtes, lac. I A MEMBER OF THE m hall bathS. $94,900348-&430 'andout Dlec:oaat ' SEARS RNANCIAL NETWORK IAJ FOR MARKET I·.U_~'~ I Unadorned. but great potential. Hard to find 3 bedroom Ranch Condo in LakewOode Park Homes. Kitchen door· • EVALUATION AT NO COST I" ",,'1 COLDWeLL. wall. Dining room and living room combined. Pflvacy CAREER '\ Ie nee, $63.500348-6430 , I OR OBLIGA TION, CALL: ~ :-_,-.J BANl(.eRO OPPORTUNITY BIRMINGHAM 642·2400 4 bedroom farm house WIth enclosed side porch and United v.m lines offers you a . . large open Iront prOCh. SpaciouS closet are3. Within LAKESIDE 247·0060 discount on interstate moves walking distance to downtown Northville. $87,500348-6430 Real Estate training class starting soon. I LlVONIA 476-6836 wilhin the continental Uniled No charge for tuition, small material fee I Counlry seiling. 4 bedroom Colomal wllh extra large :I MACOMB 296·3240 States, Hilton Hotels ofters rooms. Laundry rooms. Laundry room on 1st floor. Cor· only. Call Carolyn Beyer, 348-6430 for OAKLAND 589·1344 ner FP In L shaped FR. Huge masler suite upstairs, Un· details. . reduced weekend rates. And finished room In full basement has 2nd FP. $199.900 348- TROY 524-9575 UHAULotTers discounrs on 6430 l TWELVE OAKS 348-4700 packing materials, storage rooms, WEST BLOOMFIELD 737·9OOQ garden equipment and more. __ "MICHIGAN'S LARGEST REAL ESTATE COMPANY" ®_--" - • IH.'-SOVTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD IIMI:~YVeonllllU.', .."" .... ,- I 033 Industrial Commer· [ 02;, Mobile Homes 025 Mobile Homes 025 Mobile Homes 027 Farma, Acreage 031 Vacant Property 031 Vacant Property 031 Vaeant Property clal For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale FOR RENT For Sale For Sale BRIGHTON. Perlect retire- HOWELL. Quick occupancy HOWELL area: 106 acres LIGHT Industrial Park ment home. 2 bedrooms on BRIGHTON area. 5 and 10 HOWELL. Paved Hughes 1&09 RICHARDSOtl. Excel- on this nice 3 bedroom with M·59 and Latson Road acres, wooded, roiling, very Condomlnum. Ollice. stor· 061 Houses For Rent large private lot with garage. HARTLAND.Quiet country 3 Road, 3 acre building site. age,.andlight Industrial. 1,000 lent condillon All remod- double wide With central air. Irontage. Comerlca Bank private. Priced In 52O's,and Perced and surveyed, Central air, immaculate 521,900. Crest Services. acres. Pine tree Irontage. sQ. It. to 12,000SQ.11.Sales A lew 2-3-4bedroom homes. eled. Must see. 57,500.Mary Corporate Real Estate 530·s. (517)546-3700, GOod southern exposure. S18,900. Contract terms, condition. Crest Services, (51n543-3260. (31314~177. (3131437-4178. starting at $32,000.Leasing Vacant soon. Nice areas. Jo (517)521-4526. (5m543-3260. ~=:;.;:.:::;.:.---:-:---:--- 514,000.Off 01 Green Road. ownerlagent. Cr(lst available at $3.90 per SQ.ft. Kids, pets OK. (313)543-9735. Schultz mobile hOme. HOWELL.Vacant2 bedroom. MILFORD. lYz acres In BRIGHTONschools. 5 acres, (5m271-9097. Services,(5171543-3260. l~i7 HIGHLANDINOVI area. Do Located outside 01 South- BRIGHTON, Spacious 3 .< One owner. mml condition, 2 Late model on nice lot at Red Orchard Height sub. Apple wooded, residential. HOWELL. Seven 11 acre you have a mobile home With Oaks. By lot and unit. 529.900. HARTLAND area, Fenton Lyon, between Ann Arbor bedroom ranch available 10 bodrooms, one bath, washer and maple troes. $23,000. (313)227-6371. schools. 10.39acres, country parcels. Three 2 acre lots. reasonable amount 01 equity Crest Services, (51n543-3260. (313)685-1814.(313)363-1903. and Brighton, close to US-23 rent. Conveniently located in an'" dryer, 516,500or best to trade In on a new home on BRIGHTON Township. Just view, mature trees. Area of High country. Secluded. Hilly and1-96. (3131437-8193. Brighton with lake priVileges, offer. (313)3t8-2513 before MOBILE home, 14x65.mOld the same site? Call Global 029 Lake Property over an acre. Lovely subdivl· nice homes. Close to US-23. and wOoded. Paved road. 2 decks and lenced In yard. 1 pi" Dutch Farms Park. Good slon, natural gas, perked. 523,900.(313)685-1828alter 5 Surveyed.(511)546-26n. 035 Income Property Appliances and draperies Homes, Inc. lor details. condition. Reasonable. For Sale 1934 14;"70,3 bed"'oom~·""ith(313)887·3701or (313)669-9030. 519,900.(313)229-9256. p,m. LOTS - Several In Pinckney. For Sale fur n _ batn, central aIr. 10x12deck, (313)348-1628 HIGHLAND Greens. 1973 BITTEN Lake. Perked. Ideal COHOCTAH area: 20 acres HARTLAND. 3.84 acres. Oneor all. Call(3131878-3564.BRIGHTON6 unit plus apart. Ish e d. 5 6 4 0 r e n t" shed, stove, refrigerator, NEW HUDSON. Nice 2 lor walkout basement. for sale. GOod corn ground. Windsor. All appliances, Excellent building site, Good LYON Township. 1.25acres. ment building. (313)227-9973.(5m546-8141. , very clean. must seel 521.000. bedroom 14Wide reduced to 519,500.(3131437·5184. Reasonable.(5171546-3419. terms. Call Randy Meek at Perc'd and surveyed. Gas porch, central air. 59,000. 511,900. Crest Services. Noagentsplease. HOWELL. 3 bedroom, ':i Located m Novi Meadows. BRIGHTON/HOWELL. Coon COHOCTAH, 12 acres. Hay The Michigan Group. and electriC. Southern expo- (313)728-7627. (5m543-3260 INVESTMENT and home. IIreplaces. garage, conve-' Cdll(3131348-2067after 4 p m. Lake. 116 11. water frontage field, beautllully secluded (313)227-4600.(VC-128). sure on paved street In area HIGHLAND. Cute 2 bedroom WEBBERVILLE. Nice 2 Central Northville duplex. nlenllocatlon. (517)543-5059:: A new 1986SkYlme "Royal In move·in condition. $9,500. lot $32.500.(313)3~2n. and roiling, perced. 521,000. HARTLAND.10acres, Green 01 nice homes. 521,900. Cove" 14x56. 2 bedroom, bedroom With newer carpet. (313)887-8455evenings. (3131437-2530. Garage. Separate utilities. HOWELL: Contempory -3' Crest Services. (517)543-3260. HAMBURGTownship. Exclu· Road. $19.900. Terms. (313)349-0208. bedroom ranch on 10acres.'5' lully furntshed. carpeted $8.500. Crest Services. slve Strawberry Point Bluff FOWLERVILLEarea. Beauti- Wooded 5 acres, $14,500. NEAR Fowlerville, bUilding throughout. 2x6 outer walls, HIGHLAND. 1978RidgewOod (5171543-3260 Terms. McLeod Realty. PINE Island, Florida. Trallnr minutes Irom expressway.' by Liberty. 14x70, All Sub. Almost 1 treed acre, ful 2 acres. Perked. $6,900, lots or acreaile. Two miles and boat slip. Furnished, new Attached 2 car garage, deck': llay wmdow. and many other WEBBERVILLATrallor Park directly across Irom Straw- 5700 down S85 per month. (313)266-5290. Irom town. free transplant· leature~ Only 512.395.West appliances included. Many Redman 1979.14 x 70. 2 or 3 screened In porch. Excellent IIreplace, walkout basement.; enhancements. Relocatlllg. berry Lake. Private park for Agent (3131474-5592. HOLLY area. 1 acre parcel. able trees With lots Terms gulf Iishing. Close to Ft. appliances. Rustic seiling., HIJhlandMobIle Homes.2760 bedroom, Ilreplace, lenced swimming and boating. Close to paved road. Adja- available(517)223-9074. ~, Hickory Ridge Road, must sell. (313)887-9476. FOWLERVILLE. By owner. Meyers and Sanibel. $6.000 5900 per month. Call' yard. shed, and addition With (313)344·1732. cent to a subdivision in a PINCKNEY. 2.81 acres, MIlford (3131685-1959 1973 Double Wide, 24x60, awning. $11,500. Call Corner lot, close to schools. IIrm. (517)548-2682 after (313)258-32n. : HIDDENSHORES01 Tyrone. country setting. Already 514.900 (VH-63). 10 acres, Including 4x8 sauna room, 3 (5m521-3824 66x132. Utilities. $15.000 5 p.m. HOWELL: Spacious Execu·' A ilew 1986Skyline "Hamp- A developement 01 private Terms. or 512.000cash. Firm. perked and ready to build on. 525,900(VH-84).Just olf M-36. ~~Ire" 14x60. 2 bedroom. bedrooms, 2 lull baths. WHITMORELAKE. Nice 14 $15,000. WHITMORELAKE. Superb tlve ranch, lour bedrooms,: 513,500.Call (313)887-0049.or homeSlles on HoiSington (3131437-3561alter 6 p.m. Excellent building site. Call IJlly furntshed. carpeled wide With many extras. duplex. Owners unit has 2 2 YzI (3131474-1814Highlandarea. Lake, Hartland. First busi- GENEOA TOWNSHIP. 10 RandyMeek at The Michigan Itllough out. 2x6 walls, $13,900. Crest Services ness brokers. (51n546-94oo. CALL LOIS LINDELL Group.(313)227-4600. bedrooms. 2 lull and 2 hall baths. allached garage.: cathedral ceiling, ceiling Ian. HIGHLAND Greens Estates. (517)543-3260. acre parcel. PineViewEstates baths. flOIshed lower level. Large lot with pool. No pets.' SOUTH LYON. 3 subdivision ''1any other extras. Only This one is uOlQue!Victorian 030 Northern Property off Chilson Rd. Country (313)625-0200 or Rental unit has 2 bedrooms, For more Inlormatlon call: WHITMORELAKE. Why rent. living. 529,500.(313)229-8500. lots. Yzto lYz acre. Perked. $15.895 Fmancmg available. mobile home. 14x63, excel· (313)887-6756 lYz baths. Mint condition. (3131886-4207. : I Live in beautllul Northfield ForSEle gas, underground utilities. Wesl Highland Mobile lent condition. 2 bedroom. Estates lor under $420 per GREGORY.10 acre building THEDURBINCOMPANY $99,900.Call Kaye Petersen large room throughout. new site on paved road. 4 miles 31SOUTHMAINSTREET Rushton and Doane Road (3131665.0300, evenings 062 Lakefront Houses" Homes. 2760 S Hickory month. including lot rents. 031 Vacant Property RIdge Rd. Mlllord. rool, solar panel, large liVing CLARKSTON.MI area. Terms. (3131437-2209or (313)995-4342.Charles Rein- For Rent Buy a new 14x70,3 bedroom, For Sale ~~~~e~' ~~~gO~on;a~ftl~, (3131437-6166. (:;13l685-1959. room has beamed. real pine 2lull baths Witha bay Window hartCo. Realtors. ATTENT~IO~N~!~S~e~llI-ng---yo-u-rwOod ceiling. central air. 510,900cash. Will consider HOMEOWNERS, private SOUTHL YON, Northville and a washer and dryer 5 PLUS acres near GM Township. 11 acres close to 037 Real Estate Wanted mobile home? We have stove, relrigerator, washer- InqUirY at Allport Home Proving Grounds. Owner, call land contract. Call Federal party desires nice home in Land Bank,(5m546-5617, US23expressway. EnJOYthe huyers. Call today and have dryer included. Only 511,500. Center, Northfield Estates. evenings. (313)227-4834. moderate price range. Coun· view 01 wildlife at the lYz acre ,OUI home on the market Call(313)887-7857. 855 West 8 Mile Road, Lot 96. GREGORY.10 acre building try selling prelerred. Bright- tomorrow. Darling Mobile HOWELL. 1984 New Haven site on paved road. 4 miles o n pond on this property. Will Whitmore Lake, MI. 6ACRES-BYOWNER split 5 acres at $20,000. Homes Brokerage Depart- 14x70. Sunken living room (3131449-4140 TERMSAVAILABLE north of Gregory. Open to Fowlerville area. menl.t313)349-7511. with stone fireplace, includes cropable land. $10,900cash. (5m546-1051. Agricultural area. Land WIXOM area. 1960 14x64. Residential bUilding site in contract. (313)227·5005,ask BRIGrlTON. """'S~y:';-Iv=--an--::::G:-Ie-n.steel shed. 524,000. Will consider land contract. Large kitchen and hVlngroom horse country. Near GM HOWELL. 1.2 acres just off lor Kim. fanlll{ section. Beautllul late (Sm548-4213alter 6 p.m. Call Federal land bank. black top, perked. 510,900 With skylight. 2 bedroom. ProvingGrounds. WEBBERVILLE. Beaulllul model 14x70 With 10x20 HOWELL. 198410x55Detrol' Beautiful park. $14,000 or (5m546-5617. terms. 510.000 cash. onclosed porch 2 bedroom. ter with expando. Excellent HAMBURG. Nice 2 acre (5m546-0304. country Site, n.. acres on best oller. Assumable. Rowe Road to Craggs Drive paved DanSVille Road. 7 Must sell. 522,500. Crest condition. Brand new (313)548-49109a.m. to 5 p.m. (private road). Left to sign. building SIle. $14,900 Land HOWELL: 13 acres, mostly miles south 01 M-S211-96. SerYIces.(517)548-3260. furnace. New skirting and Monday through Friday. (313)531-5610or (313)562-7726. Contract terms. (313)231-3365.pines. 521,000land contract. more. On the lake. $5.000 Must sell, 58.200. BRIGHTON. 12x65, 3 (313)669-1763evelllngs and HAMBURG Township. $17.000cash. Call Crandall (Sm546-235O. bedroom. fUlly lurnished, (3131229-8354. weekends. Ask lor Mike. BRIGHTON.4 acres. Lovely Wooded one-acre lot. Perk Reality:(5m 546-0006. OIce lot 75xl50. garage With HOWELL. Chateau Estates, homesite near GM Proving tested. 512,500.(313)231-3992,HOWELL. 2 acres. 2 miles 033 Industrial Commer- laundry room, new well. Call 1973 Castle mobile home, 027 Farms. Acreage grounds and expressway. or(3131231-1412. north of Howell. Partially cial between 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. 12x60. $8.900. Call For Sale Callafter 5(313)227-4778. HAMBURG Township. wooded, live stream. 513,000. For Sale (313)229-4888. (5m546-2350evenings. FOWLERVILLE.Farm house BRIGHTON Howell area. Prime 1'A acre parcel. (Sm546-7096. BRIGHTON,3 bedroom. Park HOWELL. Must see. Beauti- lor sale by extremely anxious 1.4 acres. $11,000. Terms. wooded, southern expo- HOWELL.Nice large wooded Estate with expando. Imme- ful 1983 14x70. Drywall owner. 1Yz story. 3 plus Call(3131229-6155. sure. 518.500.(313)229-8500. lot. 120 leet by 110 leet. In olate occupancy. Reducedto throughout. Immediate occu- bedrooms, on 4 roiling acres BRIGHTON Howell area. 1.4 HARTLAND. I acre parcel. QuietOakWood Country Club $11,500. Crest SerVices, pancy. $19.900. Crest With several out buildings, acres. 511,000.Terms. Call Wooded lot, beauliful area. Subdivision off of M·59. (517)548-3260. Services. (517)548-3260. $49.900 negotiable. (313)229-6155. $18.500.(3131229-8500. 514,000.(5m271-9097. (51n468-235O~...:.:.... _ REACHOVER,US,OOO POTENTIAl. CUSTOMERS EVERY WEDNESDAY AND 136,000 EVERY MONDAY DEADLINE IS FRIDAY AT3:3DP.M_ HOUSEHOLD SERVICE AND' BUYERS DIRECTORY livingston County Phone 227-4436 or S48-2570 Oakland County 431-4133, 348·3022. 6aS-870S or 669-2121 Wayne County 349-3022 Washtenaw County 22l-4436 Air Conditioning Asphalt Brick. Block, Cement Building & Remodeling Building & Remodeling Carpet Service Excavating Excavating Furniture Refinishing ETHIER Concrete and KITCHEN remodeling. WULMONIZED wOod decks CARPET, hIe and Vinyl EXCELLENT22Aroad gravel, TRUCK and backhoe WOODMASTERS lurmture WINDOWAIR Paving Company. Concrete cabinets and counter tops. by Mark Compo. Your plan or installation. repairs. 15 10 yards, $95. Backhoe services. Call (517)548-3395service. Furniture repair, CONDITIONERS or asphalt. dllveways, Relerences. Tom Nelson. mine. II quahty is a must call years experience. service. Septic I,eld mstalla- or (5171546-1616. rehnishmg and striping. Call CLEAN & SERVICE patiOS, repaIrs, etc. Resl- (3131632-5135.!::':'=::="::':':::::'-' __ -'- __ (313)229-8681. (313)227-4897. tlon. (313)878-9174. (3~3)~11. 10% discount. Fencing Low Pllces FREEEslimates dentlal and commercial. JOE Ralca Excavating. New wllh thiSad. Free estimates. Bulldozing Catering BILL JAMES and repairs. septic Handyman (313)229-m6. MIDWEST DECK BULLDOZING, (517)546-4728MAKE your next occasIon systems, road gravel. PLUMBING & HEATING GARY GARRET MASON MICHIGANSLEADING or (517)546-1309. special. Call Sharon Wagner. topSOIl. backhoe and PLUMBING, electrical. NOV. 476-2626 CONTRACTOR.Brick. block, DECKBUILDERS Gourmet Caterong. dozing. york raking yards. carpentry and masonry DeSIgn to compliment your G & R Custom BulldOZing, ~ FIRSTClass Asphalt. Paving. natural stone, Rumford Fire- large or small dozer, (517)546-0964.Evenings. (517)521-4508. ."11Types of work. Call alter 5 p.m., Aluminum places.(313)632-7659. home. Superior construction SEPTIC tanks. lilt pumps. Dl (517)546-6452or (5m543-1497. seahng, StrlPlOg, asphall =:::.=::=:==:....:..:='-----,_ Hot tubs and spas. hmshed grading up to site Fencing repairs. Get a first class lob HENRY Stamper and Sons. balancing, clearing. All Ceramic Tile drywells, draIn fields We'lIbealyourbesl ALUMINUM CLEANING. (313)437-4562 Installed and repalled. Health Care Chappy's Power Wash and at a reasonable pllce. Cement and mason (3131437-3930 your excavallng needs. BOB'S CERAMIC TILE Will deal' BUlldang fencang (3131229-6672. elC:CIUslVCY for 25 years Wax. houses, mobile homes, (3131227-1990. contractors. Cement work. Llcensedllnsured. (313)887-6418. remodel bath or kitchen Free Estimates Heating Cooling boats, etc. Guaranteed Free block work. block base- POND dredging and deve- complete. Will repair or STAMPER EXCAVATING. & Basements, septic estimates Spllng oller. We ments, loundallons. 35 .jIIiiiiijjjjiijiili. lopment. Turn swamp replace tile. Free estimates. ALPINE HEATING AND AIR care Larry Chapman. VALENTINE years expellence. Call areas mto uselul Imgatlon Call(3131229-2529. systems, bulldOZing and Debord Asphalt pavlOg Corporahon, (517)546-2972. CONDITIONINGserving the (3t3)231-=.2=,=57.=.5__ ,----__ ---,,---- or decorative ponds. water lines, perc holes, commerCial, reSidential. CERAMICTile. Prolesslonal, clearmg lots, driveways, Fence Co. greater Brighton areas needs • ALUMINUM Siding, roofing, EQUippedlor last. elhcient Quality installation. New and lor 20years. (313)229-4543. parking lots, driveways. seal· INGRAITA&SON DECKS work. Ron Sweet. etc. Trucking available. gullers, repairs. etc. coating. (313)887-3240. repairs. Licensed. Sand, gravel and topso,l. 313·437·6538 ~ (313)437-1727. (3131534·2466. Licensed and Insured. In CONSTRUCTION No lob too small. Reslden- Novi (313)478-9029,anytime. Speclahzing In concrete lIat· or 437·5655 ~ NORTHVILLE REFRIG. DECKS Chimney Cleaning halwelcome. (3131229-5457. COLONIALHOMEIMPROVE· Auto Repair work. poured walls. brick. block and lot gradlOg.Exper- BAGGETT HEATING" COOUNG MENT. Aluminum or Vinyl A·l Service. All types mason· s,dlng. trim. roofing. replace- BUMPING and painting. Ienced, reliable and reason- 1'"'------. 01lglOa11800's EXCAVATING ary work. New and repairs, SpeCialiZing In rust work. able Free eShmates. call DECKS Specializing in : ment WlOdows. Deal direct rool leaks and chimney SPLITRAIL FENCE (313)229-9423after 6 p m. RICO,(517)546-5616. the Septic systems, EARL owner appflcator. licensed basements, bulldozing, cleanings. (313)227·1325. Oil Burner Service and Insured. (313)473-6820. Brick. Block. Cement EXCAVATING CO. fo~~~:~g~i~ Projects gravel, driveway Clean up & Hauling SpruceorOak.,:;-:;..z: I~: • Boilers· J 0 HN' SAlUmIJi urn, ------Building & Remodeling culverts, parking lots t:;- licensed contractor. We do Septics. Drain EKc~I~~l~tlor ~~ Central Air condo Company and sewers. ALL types 01 clean up and Fields, Sewers. horses pigs ~ resldenhal and commerCial ANGELO'SSUPPLIES ADDITIONS. decks, wllldow hauling. Commercial. resI- ",ork Free estimates and FREEESTIMATES Basements. Land cattle and ~ Sales & Service replacements, remodeling 1••• 349·5297iiiilii••• 1 NORTHVILLE dential. Builder's clean·up. landscaping~ ~ ~ H;asonable rates on aluml- Concrete Redl-M,X, '14 to 2 and new construcllon. Grading and Clear· Installation """ /"" Carrier Dealer ' t demolition and concrete available n'Jm and Vinyl Siding. yards Haul yourself. Trailers LIcensed bUilder. 349·0116 removal.(313)227·7859. ing. Perc Tests, glitters. tllm. storm Iree. (313)227-5340 PRITCHARD CONSTRUC· Sand-Gravel Western Cedar Products I TION. From the smallest CLEANUP and hauling, N.lRTHVILLE ",ndows. Thermopane (313)478-1729 R.A. LENZ EXCAVATING Delivered (313)878-9174 replacement WIndows, Wealsodo cementwork. repall to a complete home AND PAVING. Basements, reasonable rates. Call DECKS DECKS DECKS anytime, (313)437-0245 or 349·0880 ~Iolm doors, awnings. With no delays. Garages. septlcs. road maintenance, Furniture Refinishing Kitchen and Bath remodel- decks. etc. Free estimates. blading, etc. (313)624·5587.(313)663-4704. 437-4676 u,clo~ures, custom made A one Quaflty CEMENT CEILING Fans Installation. shutters. carports. mobile WORK, garages buill. Ing, formica, custom marble References. licensed and Serious IIlQullles only. LIGHT hauling and moving. Mark Earl WE do furOllure stripping showers, tubs and spas. Insured. (3131459-5466 by hand. (517)546-n84 or Free estimates. Call home skirting Insurance MarCUCCI Construction. VAIDIC Excavahon. Backhoe Almost anything, best price Owner (517)548-2506between sa.m. \\ ~rk welcome 30 years LIcense. Free eShmates. Carpentry. brush and spray around.(313)685-2084. (517154~75. painting, roollng and new QUALITY bUilding at the and bulldozing. Sepllcs, andlp.m. " Y per I e n C e. C a I I Tom(313)624-4474. lowest pllces. Addillons, driveways, grading and Ideas lor your deck. Clock Repair 15 1 7 12 2 3 • 9 3 3 6 0 r BRICK. block work, fire- L,censed contractor. Call garages. repalls. roohnQ. trenching. (313)68S·7346, Home Products 15t1)223-7168. 24·hour places, porches and pallos. (313)227-7849. Siding, cement and block (313)349-2946, HOUSE calls on Grand zI1swerlngservIce. Free estimates. (313)349-6046. work. (313)437-1928. Carpentry Father Clocks. Our special· !; --h-, Home Maintenance Appliance Repair Ity. All work guaranteed. ~OOT'S ------t Evemng and weekend calls •~~!CI~K. GREATDECKS ROBERT HERNDON C&B Construction, wolman- Janitorial Services . APPLIANCE repall. BLOCK AND ALL also BUILDING COMPANY IZeddecks. garages, roollng. made. New and Antique. . ~~ EXCAVATING Washers. dryers and MASONRY KITCHEN,BATHSand SpeCialiZing In pole bUlld- remodeling, and we also do Service and set up. Prompt JANITORIAL Service 'elrlgerators $10 00 Largelobs andall repairs RECROOMS mgs, decks and remodeling. cement work. brick, and service. Call(3131348-2954. • SNOW PLOWING & REMOVAL Commercial. Resldenllal. servocecharge IVlth thiS ad. Experienced. Licensed & FREEESTIMATES Quality work at reasonable block work. Free estimates. Classic CleanlOg Corp. Doors & Service CONTRACTS AVAILABLE (313)437-4720. M,il Valley Vacuum, 100 W. Insured Work mysell. LICENSEDI INSURED rates. LIcensed and msured. (517)546-06n. Commerce. Milford. Fast & effiCient Free eshmates 348-0066 (313)632·7351or (313)685-0136 CARPENTRY and door • BULLDOZING· BACK FILLS Landscaping (313)665-8090. (313)427·3038 SAPUTO'-A:-'pc-p711-an-c-e-=R:-e-pa-,r.-- • speCialist.All work done. For HARTLAND GARAGE eshmatecall. (5m546-1391. DOORS • BASEMENTS • DRIVEWAYS ALL cedar bark, hardwOod "enmore and Whirlpool and SINKS-TUBS-TILE Electrical Openers chips. peat topsoil. sand, pea BRICK work, block work. DECKS. Custom bUilt with :tll ""lor appliances Guaran- APPLIANCES wolmaOlzed wood. Call service & Repall • ROADS·STUMPREMOVAL pebbles. gravel. crushed teed and Insured. loundatlons. lire places. Why replace It? Permaillaze Free Est,mltes Slone. concrete. while dolo- basements, repalls, '* '* Doug lor Iree eshmates. , -{:{GRAVEL/TOP SOIL i'. 131J)6}4:!l166 _ ADDITIONS It! Unique refinishing Licensed. (5171546-8243. Resldontlll & CommerCll1 mite, crushed limestone, etc. porches. (3131878-6301. BY process, work done on David Hartland "WE WILL GLADL Y delivered. Rubbish removal. IlII Attorney's MOVE THE EARTH B & B Construction premise for only a frachon 01 * (313) 632-5213 Hank Johnson & Sons." 20 years expellence Cement work. brick and CARTER replacement cosl. Chip BRAD CARTER -{:( FOR YOU" (313)349-3018. lllock work. Will beat any Construction Co. repall, no mess, any color FREE ESTIMATES FOlOler chlOf prosecutor. CARPENTER Drywall All aCCidents, drunk dllv, wrlllen estimate Free esh- available. Call lor Iree mates.(517)546-06n. '* BRAD, 352·0345 '* Speclalizt!lg In AVAILABLE now: shredded Ing. divorce Oakland/LI- eshmate DO you need expert drywall 684·2707. bark, topSOil, seedhay, etc. ~lOqslon. Robert E McCall. CEMENT. masonary, qual- Ann Arbor Permaillaze BASEMENT It Costs No More repall. acoustic or textured Call Landonscape Milford (313)684·6777. Ity work. Reasonable (313)747-8100 RECROOMS ceilings, house painting or Jim Root-"~ Supplies. Open Sundays 11 VJ~lIfdLake(3]~)66~~49__ pllces. Free estimates. ToGet 17 Yea,.. Experience First Class Workmanship 352·0345 any olher general malnte· unttl4 p m. (3131227-7570.• ~Icensed.(517)546-0267. nance work done at a Asphalt FIRST PLACE WINNER of_------_ reasonable rate. II so call two National Awards, DOORS·lnsulated security ------doors Installed. 15 years Bruce at (517)546-6544,or HAMILTON has been MINI·SERVICES Harryat (313)227·7561. Buy NOW ----- satisfying customers 101 experience. Call Mike ADORA C&FCEMENT -NEWFROM- over 20 years. (3131437•.::-6~2~50~. _ DRYWALL and textullng. and SAVEl ALL TYPES OF You deal directly with the CHIRRI LICENSED Carpenter, new Free estimates. Call ASPHALT CEMENT WORK owner. All work construction, decks, home (313)229-8636. AND DRYWALLFIOIshing.Texture BASEMENT, guaranteed and com- Improvements, garages, pole SERVICES petitively priced. barns Call(313)227-9498. andrepairs. (313)229-5148. PAVING GARAGES SONS M.B. Drywall. Complete SEALCOATING DRIVES, WALKS, • FREE ESTIMATES • Designs INSULATION ODOHERTY drywall service, Textures and LANDSCAPETIES ETC. CONSTRUCTION repairs. (3t3)632-5699. FREEESTIMATES • Additions· Kitchens All Types of Home RESIDENTIAL • Porch • Enclosures. etc. RepaIr (517)548-4121 JOHNFLEMING Free estimates. Patios, Electrical Cel~tex Flberglu While No. 2's 437-5500 & COMMERCIAL AskforJoe Porche.s. Garages. 51895 JIM PEARSON HAMILTON ELECTRICIAN. Residential- , 30 years experience CUSTOM Remodeling, Commercial· Industrial. Qual· Shingles ... Siding 231-3643 REMODELING 348·7508 Ity work, low prices, Iree per SQuarl $3995 (313) 348·2710 Call 559·5590••• 24 HOl' Call 9·5 QUALITY carpentry and eSlimates.(3131878-2444. Special •.... Certain TeedHorizon remodeling. Licensed. ELECTFlICIAN. (Free Esti· per square Free estimates. Reason· matesl Don Mcintosh, Call ~ble prices. (517)546-0267. Premium W~Il~ 04 Vinyl $399 5 4 MICHIGAN Dettore (313)634·2810or (313)887·7619. Sldmg ...... JOHN Wanko Electric. Shingles .. ~3750 ALL PRO WOLMANIZEDDECKS • _I- per sQuaro Licensed, residential, per squarl' Rude: Shlngln C·243Or More Contracting Co. And all other carpentry work. commercial and industrial. ASPHALT RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL Relerences. Jim Qualitywork. (5tn546-8412, (3t3)348-2562, SOlb,box $2790 bv~ Coil Stock . ~3595 PAVING SpecIalizing In: Excavating Roofing Nails . We are dlslrlbutors for perroll Complete Building and Remodeling • Barrier l'ach Hunler.Dougias Siding While, blaCk.brn Driveways, Free Construction • RolI·ln Showers • Ramfts • Carpet Cleaning _ ClOSeOut and ant Ivory Parking Lots, etc., Elevator Lilts. Wood Decks • Retainer Wa Is • DUFFY'SEXCAVATING WI CARRYIIIrgiiN White or Brown $ 95 Garages • Dormers • Roofing • Complete Carpet Service Perc tests, septlcs, drain Seal Coating Landscape Design & Layout Ilelds, basements, dozer and Tlmbortlnl,~~~~~J~'~~ru~~~sSlortl, S0ff'~I •••..• 35 "All Work Guaranteed" CARPETS Installed and back hoe WOrk.Dump truck RUIIIcI,Hlllmlrkl. L Wh I I S per 0Q ail Call for Free Estimate repaired, 30 years experi- service. Sand. gravel, Flro·HIUII.ltc ee 0 esa e uppl W~O()CU$/;m u r Free Estimates g ence. The hardones I can dO. topsoil, fill dlrl, etc. MonIhruF" 73~5 55965Grand River· New Hudson 80nffin ~ (313) 456·0704 the Impossible ones lake a 4 (313)227·7859. HOURS Salurday8 12 437·6044or 437·6054 WeAccepl 887·4626 8a.m. untll80,m, h.!.t~hme. (517)223-3934, -=- .. Wedneaday, July 23. 1-'-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDTIMEs-r.B • ------019 Condominiums, 078 Indu.trlal, 010 Olflce Spice 019 Wanted To Rent JIll4 Apartment. OM Apartment. OM Apartment. 064 Apartments 082 Vacltlon Rentall I' Townhou.e. Com me rica For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent I For Rant PUNTAGorda Islea. Florida. NOV~ Farmington, Walled BRIGHTON. 2 bedrooms. 2 bedroom. 2 bath condo. Lake. Young woman with FOWLERVILLE. Large HOWELL. 2 bedroom, heai· NOV~ near 275. Central air. BRIGHTON. Above Canopy central air, carpeting. COLONIALVILLAGE Restaurant. 4,000sq. h., will Heated swimming pool, small child needs 2 bedroom appliances, car POrt. excel. modern 2 bedroom unit with and appllancea, $450 a washer-dryer, 2 bedroom. all tennis court. private boat apartment. $300·$350. BRIGHTON pallo or balcony. $310 per Mlllord Road·2 Miles N. of structure to your needs. Call lent yard with pallo. 1475. month. Call starting July 24, appliances, garage. pool, no Milford dock. $1.100 month. (313)348-1535. LEXINGTONMANOR month. Security deposit (511)54&-a006. pets. $575 plus utilities. Mr. Wood.(313)229-6013. Perry Realty,(3131478-7640. 1296 Sq. Ft.- carpeted and (313)349-4496. 1 BEDROOMFROM 1385 to required. (313)533-7274. HOWELL.2 bedroom duplex, (313)349·7022 10a.m.-4p.m. BRIGHTON.prime locallon - BRIGHTON. 1 bedroom clean. 1375 FOWLERVILLE. We rent country selling. large back =o;.:.nl:z.Y=-· _ 100 to 130 sq. It. Very 084 Lind For Ront apartments. $350 per Immediateoccupancy 2 BEDIIOOM FROM 1425 to peace and quiet. Large reasonable,(313)227·3188. month, ulllllles Included. 435 yard, no pets. $375per month 070 Mobile Home. Contact Diversified Group modern 2 bedroom apart· plussecullty. (511)546-2220. F R BRIGHTON. First class $350 security deposit. No Pool and carpellng. Senior Inc. ments. Balcony or pallo. NEW HUDSON. Upstalra. 2 or ent (313)851-3800. professional building on kids. No pets. (313)227-6745dlacounts. ample parking. clean. profes- Grand River near Brighton • between 7 and 8 p.m. (313)229-7881 bedrooms. No pets. $375 Mall. From 500up to 3.000sq. evenings only. sionally managed. Call monthly plus security. 072 Mobile Home Site. (51n223-8852. DOWNTOWNHowell. Relall ft. Call Brighton Town and (3131437-8753. For Rent space or office. Now leasing. Country(313)227-1111 PINCKNEYIGregory. Allrac- =SO=:-:UT=H~L-y-o-n'"':M"'o'"':b""'II'-e'""H"'o-m-eavailable about August 15. - • THE GLENS tlve partially furnished 1 spacefor rent. (3131437-8211.From 100to 880 aq. h. Heart BRIGHTON,downtown. From Live In lovely..ooded areanear bedroom apartment at horae - of Howell across from the 180sq. h. to :l.200sq. h. air downtownBrlKl!lcn Easyaccess court house. Price Is $100to conditioned office space on to 96 and 23 Efficiency. I " , farm In country. $275a month .... ------...... bedroom unlll willt spacious Jilils utllltlea. (511)223-9988. COACH MANS COVE $350 per month. (313~9&-2302Grand River at Main Street. or (511)548-4744evenings. Easilydivided. (313)229-4454. VACANT soon. 1-2-3 A beaulilul mobile home ~r:ie.f.~~:lran~~~' fully community on Big Portage Callbelween9-5MOD lIt.., •• ·r! HOWELL. 1.600 sq. h. on HOWELL PRIME OFFICE bedrooms. Nice areas. Kids, Lake. Concrete alr.els &. StartingAt 'SI5 P.r Month pets. OK.(313)543-9735. Grand River, $595a month. SPACE. East Grand River. 22102127 natural gas. regular & double wides 3 miles N 01 Inquire. The Appliance Place. 1.800square feet. All or part. WHITMORE LAKE. 1 (511)548-1300. Parking. Immediateoccupan- Bedroom near lake. Stove. ,.g•. 15minutes W 01 Ann FOWLERVILLE.Newly built 1 Arbor $155per month cy. Days call (313)255-4000. bedroom apartment. $285per refrigerator. heat. $330. INDUSTRIAL space for evening a- weekends Ugh: month. Adult only. $3131455-1487. 517-596-2936 d 1st rib u - (313~76-0083 ' • BRIGHTONarea. Profession· Gradlous Su"oundlngs Dare You ToComparel (51n223-9248. WHY rent? Own your own lion. storage, machine ~~~::='=-=----- MICROWAVE OVEN PIct ...... rrrinoaponcl home with low down 074 Living Quarterl shop. equipment rental. or NORTHVILLE: Modern 3 al couple with 2 small PIct ... _rrrinoaponcl CIWIac:IllIy pOOl 1_ ...... payment. Call for delalls To Shire contractor. With ten ton room ollice space for rent In children seeking 2-3 e-..bFac:tbtj,pOOI.lennlleoun~. Lat-pt' ...ai.~y drape. crane. UP to 4.800 square downtown Northville. LM~ p" bokony. dr_" •• . PONTRAIL APTS. (313)349-7511.Darling Manu· ='="''"'=""..,.,.- ~-- bedroom house In Brighton. 01 '_ SlAlKln 01_ ..... _ on Pontiac Trail In BRIGHTON. Professional feet. Dlvldlble. Route 96sign =(31~3~)34=~=.:73~. .,.- _ Hamburg. or Whitmore Lake From From '400 factured Homes. Novl Rd1 1 'ua South Lyon. Now ren- female wanted to share exposure possible. SOUTH LYON. Retalt or area.Call(313)231·3232. 697-4343 699-3555 block southof GrandRiver. • JustW. 011-94 & 1-275lnterehange ting 1 & 2 bedroom house. Nice subdivision on (313)665-1155.leavemessage. 0 II Ice spa c e. $200. BRIGHTON couple seeks Mil""" lrom Howl.1_. Plymoul/l. AnI! Art>« & MI/IOAJrpotI units from '370 in- 067 Room. For Rent lake. $350a month Includes NORTHVILLE factory (3,600 ::(3;;.13;:14..::5:::.S-..:..14::::8~7.:.-.".---,:=-_.,...home to rent. 9 months to Openw.. kclaya11-t.weedenda11·5(eIoMd Weda.) utilities. References cluding heat & hot sq. It.) for rent or sale. 1,500 TWO room suite. 270 sq.h1 one year. Well building Both conven&entty located In BelSeYtlIe oft the N 1-84 s.mc. Dr • ;....:.:.:..=..::======:- '''",doW oI~Rd eldt waler. Adult section. HARTLAND - Howell area. required. Call alter 6 p.m1 amp. rectifier, Dynawel large utilities included. $300 per home. Need 4 bedrooms. 2 437-3303 S40 per week. (511)632-7182(313)227-2397. • trailer, backhoe. many other month. Akin and Akin Build· baths, good neighborhood, I alter5 p.m. CHRISTIAN woman looking things. (313)349-0603. Ing. 2418 E. Grand River. near Kensington and 1-'36. HOUSEHOLD NORTHVILLE. Furnished" for same to share 3 bedroom OAK GROVE. North of Howell. (511)546-4811ask for (313)229-9289.alter 6:30p.m. room. non·smoker. private home In South Lyon. Pets• Howell. 2.400 square feet Janey Ivey. BRIGHTON. Executive ~Io- ~=------~ entrance. kitchen privleges. child. o.k. (313)437-2385 cated. Wishes to rent 3 or 4 • with 400sqaure feet of ollice. 101 Antiques (313)348-2687. persistently. $800 per month, negoltable. bedroom home In Brighton . • NEpINEqHILLAPTS:MENT. WALLED Lake area. Clean. CONDO. to share with (511)223-7278. ------school district. 1 or 2 year ..,...,-:-:-:--:-:-::-:::-=---:-:-=,..".,.,.."..".ANN ARBOR ANTIQUES furnished. kitchen and lake profeaslonal person. Novl WILL build for lease. light 082 Vlcatlon Rentals lease. No pets. Please call MARKET - M. Brusher...... 1&2Bedroom' .... prlvleges. Utlllles Included. area. (313)474-0984. After Industrial space. 1·96 & =,-",--.,-,-...,-----"...,-- between 10 a.n1.and 7 p.m. Sunday. August 17. 18th Newly Decorated. ~II to wall carpeting, color coordinated tile 1I00r. $75per week. (3131855-5161. 4 pm. Kensington Road area. BIG Crooked Lake. Brighton (313)227-2403. Season. 5055 Ann Arbor- I area. 2 and 3 bedroom, $155, HOWELL. Brighton or Fully appllanced kitchen. pool. cable aVlllable. 10 min. walk to 081 Foster Care HOWELL. 2 bedroom house (313)632~. Saline Road, Exil175 oil '·94. downtown; 5 min. to expressway. Pubhc.transportallon Howell Public for female to share. $175per $165. Lake. boat Included. Hamburg. Couple with 2 300 Dealers In quality anli- WILLIAMSTON. Retail or Also boat rental. Schools. 24 hour emergency maintenance CARROLLSAdult foster care month. plus utilities. Security small children needs 2 to 3 ques and select collectibles office space downtown. (313)227-2723. home has opening for female deposit. (51n548-4361aher Great location. Newly reno- =-,====;:.-:c:::;=--...... ,,--;---:- bedroom home or duplex All under cover. with basement. Excellent ORANO RIVER (517) 546-7660 resIdent. Non-smoker. =::....!:=5:30 p.m. _ vated building. Join our other COTTAGES and private 5 a.m.-4 p.m. Third Sunday (313)231·1632 camping. Canoeing Ausable reference. Immediate occu- every month. THE 076 Industrial, businesses. Reasonable 9 to 5 Mon. thru Fri. rents, Includes ulilitles. Call Lake near Rose City. Call pancy.(313)231-3434. ORIGINAL!! Off Mason Rd. FENTON. Adult foster care Commerlcat For Rent (517)257-3615mornings till home. 24 hour care on lake. ---==::-__ -:-..,- __ -= (517)855-4789. Evenings: INTERIMhousing. any type. between Isbell and' (313)735-5578. .,. (517)349-2295. 10 a.m. Needed to rent August 1 for • 1.500SQuarefoot garagewith 16 to 18 weeks for young Stop & Shop Walnut. Howell HILTON Head Island. SC. HOWELLAdult Foster Care. large overhead door and 080 Office Space family. Dave Samuelson. Adam's office space.(313)229-2096. Spend a lovely week on Rooms now available. ResI- For Rent Atlantic Ocean beach In a 2 Work: (313)262·7209Home' Antique Mall . dent must be ambulatory. BRIGHTONarea. New, ener· bedroom, 2 bath. villa. pool. (3131626-0170. SpacenowAvallable- Call(511)54fHl337. gy elliclent Industrial build· APPROXIMATELY675Sq. Ft. close to golf and tennis. 1480 NORTHVILLE, Plymouth As Lowas S50,"mo Ings with tax abatement. Above Orin Jewelers In 069 Condominiums, per week. $3SO per week area. Young man desires 201E. Grand River. ~~~::nll "We Manage To Make People Happy' 4,200to 12.000sq. ft. Excel· downtown Northville. Street starting September. Howell Townhouses view on both center and small apartment. lent US-23/1·96 location. (3131629-1743. (313)349-1716. 517-546-5360 OpportunIty For Rent (3131437-6981. Main.(313)422·2490. 'fir OEAOUHE ; • DEADLINE lS FRIDAY ,/. lSFfUDAY AT3: : > AT3:30P.M. + " ... 1< Plumbing Roofing'" Siding TV Radio Repair Wedding Services Landscaping LBndscaplng LBndscaplng Landscaping Painting & Decorating & CUSTOMwedding photogra· LANDSCAPING. shrub TOPSOIL.unscreened. $6.50 A SUMMER apeclal from _ HAND phy. surpnslngly reasonable. ANGELO'SSUPPLIES beds, Lawn Installation. per yard delivered. 24 yard B&W painting. Kltc"en or PLUMBING SPLIT Call LOVing Photography. CHOPP'S bath from $30. Bedroom sod or seed, grading, minimum load. Livingston Repair- Replacement CEDAR (313)449-2130. • ' Topsoil Shredded Bark rock-bouldef retaining Countyarea.(511)223-8289. from $40. Call Bob Wirth: ~ .. SHAKES PeatWoodChips LANDSCAPING.GRADING (517)546-1762 or Modernization Welding TOPSOIL,SAND walls, etc. Land and t ,'. Shingles Claysand Outdoor Services. (511)548-3889. Electric Sewer Cleaning PoolDec.Stone ANDGRAVEL Beveled Cedar Siding PORTABLE welding. Light (313)227-6301 (313)227-7570. WEED MOWING LONG fabrication. Reasonable FiIIR.R.Tles PAINTiNG- Channel Cedar SidIng Pick up or delivery LAWN SEEDING PLUMBING rates. (511)223-9812. Interior-Exterior Copper Valleya" Fluhlngs Also. sod cullers and post AND Builders 'snap' shims Large Shade (313)887-1644 WAUPAPERING Vacuum Cleaners Well Drilling "ole diggers for rent. Also COUNTRYSIDE FANCY BATH 10% euddersDiscount gradingavailable. and Reasonable Rates Western Cedar Products Wallpapering (313)478-1729 LANDSCAPING Evergreen WILL Haul top soli: sand. "Call Lou or Brien" BOUTIQUE Windows Complete landscape service. gravel. stone. For resldenllal (313)878-9174 lawn maintenance, decks. (313)349-1558 Serving the area AUGUST15to September 15 homes. Reasonable rates. since 1949 Window Washing excavatingand fencing. Free TREES Call(313)632~. (313)451-0987 Rubbish Removal IS the best time for lawn estimates. We care about our Ready for Planting 190 E. Main Street -seeding. Make your appoint· work. (511)548-1729. EXPERIENCED painter. Northville - 349-0373 Rubbish Removal ment now. John's Tractor Intenor, exterior. wallpap------'Service(313)887-1644. NORMAR er. Free estimates. Quality Pole Buildings • TREE FARM TOPSOIL work. Call Steve Water Conditioning 12744Sliver Lake Rd. (511)54c;.a950. POST Hole digging for pole WATER Treatment System ALL LAWN MOWING Brighton Dethatchlng.Aerating. EXTERIORpainting. 15years barns. fences and wood Purifies water. taking out Rich Topsoil decks. (313)437-1675. Tree & ShrubTrimming. (313)349-3122 or professional experience. chlonne and other harmful Clean-ups.Reasonable. from our Farms Reasonaille. Call Bill. chemicals. Guaranteed. Call (313)437-1202 Pool Service Pickupor (313)349-3885. (313)227.6650. Marketing ..:.l:==:==::":'::"::::'--_ FOTIS LANDSCAPJNG concepts. Delivered INNOVATIVEPAINTING Pool Table Recovering Slnce19U 437·1174 Commercial and residenllal. Water Weed Control Wrecker Service Maple Ridge 2 Mile & Milford Rd_ new construction. lire and Refrigeration Salt Spreading water damage. drywall repair BLUE GRASS LAWN Landscape, Inc- New Hudson DAVE STEFANOF'S andcustom painting. Rentals SUPPLIES ..QualityWorkmanship Sandblasting NowCuttingSod·ClassA& B LANDSCAPING • Lawn Service 437-2212 -WorkGuaranteed Be AWinner , aa m·5p m • aDays , 'Creatlve landscapedesign. Roofing'" Siding .: • Landscaping ·Free Estimates Sawmill ClosedSundays InSlaliation&. renovation AI$OA.,llIbl. FetlJlaer • Snow Removal , (313)~2980 Trlple'9 -Shrubs ALL siding and roofing. 51S25W. aMile Rd.• Licensed. Free estimates. Septic Tank Service InThe Ga:m.e ,• Northville -Trees . Commercial or ,...... --11 -Sodding INTERIOR. exterior paint- Reasonble prices. 348-1880 Residential SAND MARV Lang Sanitation. - Resodding AND Ing. Drywall repair. Quallly (511)548-0267. work I Reasonable ratesl Septic cleaning. complete Of Life ... Specializingall types 01 lane!- COLONIALHOMEIMPROVE- For Free Estimate Call installations. perk tests BRUSH HOG Work. free scaplng GRAVEL Free esllmatesl Call Loren: MENT. Aluminum or vinyl estimates. (517)54&-5794. U-Plck up or We Deliver (313)349-2246. siding. trim. roollng. replace- and repairs. Free estl· 348-0760 mates. (313)349·7340. Be A Blood BRUSH hogging, estate 349·2935 Reasonable Prices INTERIOR exterior paint- ment windows. Deal direct mowing. lawn and pasture ... __ ..::~278-0022 --~ owner applicator. LIcensed (313147&-7244. seeding, dlscing. tractor 1 Northville • • WASHEDSANO ·RllSAND Ing. Experienced crew. -cv.SSIIFlll • ROADGRAVEL Free estimates. and insured. (313)4~20. Sewing work. John's Tractor Service. DUMP truck services. •SEPTICAElDSTONE (313)437-9751. Donor (313)887-1644. sand. gravel. top soli etc. LAWN mower. small 437·3630 LAURA'S Decorating Assis- Sewing Machine Repair BRUSHOGGING and Field CallMike. (511)548-5059. engines. light automohve tance. Wall papering and Culling. Land and Outdoor repair. Call Rick. MILFORD SAND & GRAVEL eo. textured ceilings. Call Sevices.(313)227-7570. FIELD MOWING t313)227·7570. (511)54&-9380. STARR Sharpening • PRO-LAND Landscape. PitlocatedonKentLk. Rd. Lawns. trees and shrubs. JustSouthof 1-96 ExitNo.153 ROOFING Snowplowing BRUSH HOG tltltltl Now delivering sod. KASKY'S (313) 34So0733 TOPSOIL (313)227·1833. Solar Energy 878-3740 Miscellaneous PAINTING Commercial: 1 Ply Screened or FILL dirt, mostly topSOil. 151 Premium Rubj)er Roofing Stereo Repair Shredded yard loads. Bulldozing and We offer quality System.10Year finish grading. Howell. Blue Grass Blend painting for your Warranty. -Homeowners Storm Windows (511)54&-9527. & Shade Mix JEM home or business at Specializing In Flat 'landscapers a fair price. -PromptDelivery GENERAL LANDSCAPING. Roofh1g. ;f1ck-up & Dehve!) I Telephone Installation InBUSiness 33 Years Why pay big bucks for • Interior or Exterior' Residential: All !ypes PHONE Shingles. Cedar Shakes • JACK ANGLIN simple lobS? Complete and • All Work Guaranteed' TELEPHONE Installation. partial projects. 6 years Aluminum Siding. Trim 349-8500 DELGAUDIO SERVICE • References Available' and Gutters. Repair and sales. Commer- 349-2195 experience. Free estl· cial and Residential. We • -I mates. Call Neal. SOD FARMS Fora Free guarantee lowest prices. L (313)349-1394. Pre Wire Estimate Call WoRK TeK Communications 517·546-3569 New Homes ...,... Emergency 24 Hour Servtce. Residential 887-2647 (313)227-4310. Fletcher & LANDSCAPE ROTOTILLlNG, brush hog & Commercial Tree Service SUPPLIES mowing and lawn mowing. PAINTING.Interior only. Get Rickard Reasonable.(3131887-4324. * Screened Topsoli Jacks Installed and special spring prices. Excel· ALL types of trees La.dKlpe SappUa Unscreened Topsoil SCREENEDtopsoil. Howell. Repaired lent work you can depend on. BAGGETT ROOFING removed. Dud or alive. I'm Coach Bo Schembechler of the * (511)548-9527. (313)878-3258. " Peat. Topsoil, Bark, AND SIDING CO. Ask about our credit for University of Michigan ... urging all * Peat Over30 Years Experience Sand Gravel, .~ Sand All Types SCREENED and shredded PROFESSIONALpainling and your wood. Fully Insured. of you to be winners in the game of top soli. sand and gravel. power washing. Residential Hot Asphalt Build-up Call(313)227-7570. Decorative Stone Stone Roofs. Shingle Roofs. * Immediate delivery. Radio 313·632·5253 and commercial. For free life ... Donate blood ... Call your (ImmedlSleDelivery) * Driveway Gravel Aluminum Gutters and DENNIS'S Tree Service. Wood Chips dlspatc"ed trucks. Call T. T. 313474·2166 estimates call Joe. We specialize In large nearest Red Cross Donor Center to • Garden Supplies * and G. Excavating • (511)548-3794or (517)548-4778. Down Spouts. • • Absopure Water Shredded Bark Aluminum Siding and trees. Offering Spring make an appointment. * (517)548-3148. TIM'S palnllng. Residential discounts. Pruning. • Softener Salt 1~ Fill Dirt Music Instruction Trim. Licensed & In- • Bird Baths Statuary ,~ Bulk Topsoil SHREDDED and screened and commercial. Interior and sured. 35 years lopping. cabling. removal. & Free eslimates. • Picnic Tables topsoil. Shredded bark. exterior specialist. Free experience. American Any Quantity 1·100 yds. Picked up or delivered. Rod estimates. Call anytime. (313)878-3825.(313)231-9260. • Patio Stones 7 Day Delivery MUSIC LESSONS • Propane Filling Raether.(511)546-4498. (3t31887-9117. TREE trimlng and Slump Red Cross Plano-Organ WhileYouW.11 TOM'S Lawn Service. removal. (517)548-3810 or American Red Cross Blood Services R. Baggett Commercial or residential. Strings-Wind Plastering NORTHVILLE (313)437-2270. + 437-8009 Southeastern Michigan Region 349-0116 Lawn mowing. clean·up, LIVINGSTON Plastering· (313) 349-3110 54001 Grand River thalchlng, vacation mowing. 349-0580 Trucking 833·4440 Since 1967 5chnute Musk: Studio ITexture Company. New Hudson Freeestimates. (3131685-2084. Repairs. remodeling, NorthvUIe customizing. Professional .. ... !!""'""------'''------quallly. (313)227·7325. PLASTERING and drywall. BILL JAMES S~ECIAL', Olllce Equipment & I * * Services New. repair and texturing. -KEEl! 8Yds. TopSOIl SSlI.OO Excellent quality. Reason- PLUMBING & HEATING 6Yds. Fill Dirt $42.00 able rales. (313)669-4157. 6Yds.SCreenedTopSod..• $72.50 Omamentallron 6Yds. TopSoil-Peat ... $78.00 Resldentlall Commercial (50-50 SCreenedMlxlure) Painting & Decorating Plumbing a Yds.WoodChips ...... 00 .Service • Sales a Yds.ShreddedBark ••• tt05 1.-1 quality work at sane 8Yds. LImestone . prlcesl Jack's Palnllng, 15 GALBRAITHPLUMBING CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING •AIIODelivering1ll-!4 Ydload.' years experience • and HEATING 5 0 ALSO DELIVERING (313)23t·2872. Licensed and Insured. NO/Ob INSTALLED FROM 1295° Sand'Gravel'Stone too big, too amall or too ar. Instant Fln.nclng Av.lI.ble Mlck WhIte Trucking 20years experience. Electric sewef cleaning. Mobile Fast, Efficient, EconomIcal • 348·3150 HomeService.(313)437-3875. 25155 Haggerty·Novl 476-2828 t ll-fl-50UTH LYON HE:RAlD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS- THE MILFORD TIMES-Wadn4"dIY. JulY 23. 1vae ----.....,--- -,------104 Houlthold Goode • 104 Hou.,hold Good, 103 Garee" REFRIGERATOR: GE, 22 Rummag. Sal•• 17.1 Cu. ft. no frolt aldt-by- cubic. side by aide, with Ice aid a rafrlgaratorllrllzar. dllpencer, white. $250. Harv .. 1gold. Working condi- (3131227-2950. tion, 150. (313)34W382 aftar REFRIGERATOR. side by 7 p.m. aide, Ice maker, kitchen 20x20 GARAGE. Dllas- table sel. lawn mower. etc. sembled and ready for pick ~~~~~=2=;::-::-:--;;" All for luat 5250. U plck-up. up. First St50 takes. call (313)229-2013. (5m548-1840. ;;=,~~::::.:~-:-:--:-=;- REFRIGERATOR. copper. 3 PIKe bedroom suite. full tone, slde·by-slde. Good size headboard. 7 ft. beige condition, S15O.(313)632·5637. couch. rust plaid studio REFRIGERATOR. Phllco no. couch. more. Novl frost, side by side. S200 or (313147&-7521. best offer. (3131449-4545. 3 PIKe solid Maple aectlon- REFRIGERATOR. 19 cubic It., al. and extra chair. 1 rocking Gold, 3 door slde-by·slde. chair. gold uphoilitry. Good condition. S375. (5m548-0536. (3131229-5675. 5 SPEED Scwlnn World Refrigerator, freezer. maple Tourist bike. Chestnut. harvest table. maple dining excellent condition. set. dark pine bedroom set Waterbed matress. cover, (double), pecan bedroom set heater. liner. side ralls. (klngslze), colonial couch. months old. $100. swivel rocker. lamps.' end (517)546-3443. tables. much more. 6 FOOT vinyl coach. Excel- ;:::::~~==:...::.::.::..':'""""-:-:: (313)229-4832. • lent condition. $30. SEARS 15.1 cubic ft. chest (313134H865. freezer. Mint .:ondltlon. $225. 7 DOORWALLS. 4 feet by 6 (313)227·5673. ;-;;;~~:77:;;::-"'-:--:----"~ feet 6 Inches. $20 each. SINGER Dlal-a-Matlc sewing (313)887-1965. machine In modern walnut 9OIN. couch. light belge-grey. cabInet. Make designs. good condition. S100. appliques. buttonholes; etc. (313)887-1368. Repossessed. Payoff $54 cash or monthly payments. A-l Previously Owned Guaranteed. Universal REFRIGERATORS. RANGES. Sewing Center. (3131334-0905. WASHERS. DRYERS. Guar- SINGER Sewing machine. anteed. Low prices. See at Decorative stitches, blind Worldwide T.V.. Brighton hem stitch and bullon hOler.• Mall. (313)227-1003. With maple cabinet, needs AAAA-plus reconditioned minor repair. $100. refrigerators. stoves. (3131437-0379. washers and dryers. 90 day SOFA and loveseat, contom· warranty. one year available. porary styling, excellent o down financing available. condition. Sl65. (3131437-M46. In-home service. ADC TORONADO 20 cu. ft. upright welcome. The Appliance freezer. Runs grea!.· S75. Place. 2715 E.Grand River. (313)227-3453. • Howell. (517)548-1300. TRESTLE table, 34x54 solid pine. Sl00. Deacons Bench A ANE PAltlTlNG. something solid oak and cherry. $100. of LIFE LONG CHARM and Kidney shaped powdor BEAUTY. Artist. Genevieve table. $10. All above SOlide Begin has just the PAINTING condition. (313)685-1167. you will LOVE. TWO piece bedroom set. $250. 1 large 011 painting. Large and small. framed. Sl50. 2 recliner chairs. $20 unframed. many subjects. each. Cash • sales final, AND PRICED RIGHT. Also (313)227-6063. SPECIAL ORDERS. Phone FREE 1-{517)546-7970. USED Sofa. loveseat. and chair. Sky blue velour, good GARAGE SALE condition. $300 or best. (313)227-6465. KITS! A FINE PAINTING. something ASK ABOUT YOURS WHEN of LIFE lONG CHARM and WASHER-dryer. like new. YOU PLACE YOUR BEAUTY. Artist. Gen'lvleve $300. Kitchen table and GARAGE SALE AD IN Bll{jln has just the PAINTING chairs. (313)227-9303. THE GREEN SHEET you will LOVE. WHIRLPOOL refrigerator. GEe (You must pick up your kit at microwave range, Frigidaire your local newspaper office Large and small. framed. 2~:;;':==!..:..--,.,.----::,...... ,.... range. good runnIng condi- during normal business unframed. many subjects. tion. (517)546-3102. hours.) AND PRICED RIGHT. Also WHIRLPOOL washer, .$150. SPECIAL ORDERS. Phone G.E. Gold refrigerator, 5200. 1-(517)546-7970. Both excellent condition. (313)349-4266. AIR CONDITIONING from GREGORY: Moving Estate your 50 degree well water. 105 Firewood sale! All rooms furniture Cools entire house. Uses no and Coal must gol 112 Stockbridge electricity. S88 new. AAA Firewood, coal, Super Street. out skirts of down- (313)761-5068. K kerosene. propane fill· town Gregory. Monday. AIR conditioner. Wards. Ing. Fletcher & Rickard through Saturday. 21 through 15.000 BTU.·Good condition. Landscape SUPPlies:. 26.11 a.m. until 6 p.m. $60 or best. (313187&-9138. (3131437-8009. HAMBURG. July 23-26. 7210 AIR conditioner. 18000 BTU'S "A TO Woo FIREWooDS. Stone Street. 6-6. Multi-family requires 220 volt plug. Excel- WHOLESALE Anything from apple through yard sale. Jeep seats. snow- lent condition. S100. DIRECTTO YOU walnut delivered. 20 or 10 mobile and trallor. much (517)223-8228 after 5 pm ask federeral cords of Northern more. for Sue. red oak. Rubbage removal. HAMBURG. Moving/garage AMWAY products. Hank Johnson & Sons. sale. Everything must gol (313)685-7713. (3131349-3018. Good buys on furniture. exercise equipment. glass- HARDWOOD facecord APPLIANCE REPAIR 4x8x16. Un split. $35. Split. ware. etc. Wynan's Lake Honest and dependable. area. 8695 Tamarack Drive. $45. Delivered minimum 3. Service call and diagnosis (517)223-3533. off Pleasant Lake Road. July $15. Serving LIvingston Coun- NORTHERN Michigan hard- 25 and 26. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ty area only for 11 years. wood. Delivered by semi .. HAMBURG. Moving sale. Larry's Appliance: loads. Call for price, ve~ 9114 Hamburg Road. Side by (517)223-3464. side copper refrigerator/- reasonable. (517)785-3610 days or nights. Allen J. freezer. $300. Grinnell plano. APPLIANCES WANTED. $550. Glris 4 poster canopy Bowman' Trucking. Atlanta, Repairable refrigerators. Michigan. bed. Sears Bonnett. $75. stoves. washers and dryers. OAK. 4x4x8 ft. cords, 8 cord Twin spring and mattress. Must be completo. $75. 2 maple bar stools. $45 (517)223-3464. minimum, delivered. Guar· each. Pink and cream. hand nateed quanlty and quality. crotchet double bedspread. (517)468-3666. APPLICANCES FOR SALE $100. Electric guitar. Lawn SEMI-loads and partial equipment. tools. ladders loads delivered. 4x4x8 ft. Reconditioned CLEAN and plus much miscellaneous Federal cords. DEPENDABLE all guaran· Items. Wednesday through (313)231-2207. saturday. (313)231-1345. teed. Delivery available. Special orders taken. Larry's SLABWOOD 4x4x&... HAMBURG TOWNSHIP. Ore Appliance: Fowivervllle. bundles. Each bundl_ Lake. 8602 Ardmore. off (517)223-3464. yellds approximately 3 Hamburg Road. July 26 and face. Semi-load quantity 27.1ll-S. BABY Furniture. Crib. stroll- available. (313)231-2207. HARTLAND. AI's humugous er. playpen. highchair. rock- TREES needed to cut down garage sale. Wednesday. er. carseat. Almost new. for flrewood. You haul. Thursday. Friday. Saturday. 9 (313187&-3827. (313)229-4844after 6p.m. to 9. If you need II I have It. BEAUTIFUL oak-glass dinet- Appliances. refrigerator and te set, 4 chairs with brass 108 Musical Instruments freezer. to wigs some of the trim, Herculon treated cush- 5 Piece Reuther drum set. In between Items, rollers- Ions. 1\'l years old, excellent kates, dishes, tools, books, quality. $500.(313)227-7803. -----.---- Including high hat. cymbals, pots, sheets. wood stove, snare, carrying case and CAMEL back sofas. 2 years MOVING sale. Refrigerator, camper. girls ten speed bike, bells. Gold metal flake. old, beige background. $500 $75; stove. $125. 3-wheeler. new computer, hats. clothes. Excellent condition. Orlglna,. each. Large round coffee $200; furniture. etc. soap. grass seed, tires, roll a $750. $400firm. (517)548-3744. table. Golden oak. S2OO.All (313)266·5578 after 5:30 way bed, radios. hot plate. POOL Solar Heat panels. excellent condition. weekdays. S94 trailer skirting. grill. welder. (313)2~79. new. (313)761-5068. NECCHI deluxe automatic air compressor, tree climbIng ARMSTRONG flute. New CARRIER window air condI- zlg-zag sewing machine equipment. phones. crocks. ~~~~~~!:.... __ pads, and excellent condi- tioner. 8,000 BTU, excellent cabinet model, embroiders. arrows. snowmobiles, ski tion. $250, (3131878-3827.' boots. 11650 Norway. condition. S175 or best offer. blind hems. bUllonholes, etc. BALDWIN chord organ and (313)632-7681. Food dehydrator. new, $90. 1970 model. Take on monthly (313)229-9441. payments or $53 cash bench. model 121-5. '$398. HARTLAND. Dunham Lake ANTIQUE AUCTION balance. Guaranteed. Univer- (313134&-2039. multI-family sale. Bikes, bunk COMBINATION freezer and sal Sewing Center BEAUTIFUL Satin walnut beds and dressers. Ethan refrigerator. 29 cubic feet,lce (313)334.()905. • Yamaha upright plano and Allen curtains. Weber grill. maker, avocado green, good bench. $2.200. (313)229-7229. children's clothes. much condition. Phllco electric NOW AVAILABLE. "New" more. 3208 Tlpslco Lake Rd. range, white. clean, good state water heaters and CLOSE out sale on Yamaha Thursday. Friday, Saturday. 9 ~~::=::=.;~::;:;:::..,.-:-:--,- condition. (3131349-3414. panasonlc vacuums. Call lor Grand. Tokal.Klmball. t04 p.m. DESK with book shelf, Cream Information and prices. Sohmer pianos. New plano and Country Blue, S85. Larry'S Appliance. from Sl,095. Used pianos (3131348-7268. (517)223-3484. from $195. Hammond organs DINING room Mahogany Oak living room furniture. from $295. Ann Arbor Plano china cabinet. table and 4 Couch, loveseat, end and and Organ Company. 209 S. chairs. (313134&-2938. coffee tables. additional Main Street. (313)883-3109. DISHWASHER, Whlrpool sleeper COUCh,loveseat, end FRENCH horn and case. Like portable, 2 years old. five table. TV and stand, and booll new. $275. (313)437-6821alter case. Moving best offer. 4 pm. HARTLAND Hills subdivision controls, almond with black (5m548-4260 after 5:30 pm. garage sales (off Maple. East door. butcher block top. S3OO. GRINNEL spinet plano. Good of Hartland Village). July 24, Matching Oak loveseat. bar ONE single bed complete. condition. $875. (313)227·2529. 25. 26, 9 to 5 p.m. Miscella- with 2 chairs. and coffee S25. 1 Humidifier, good HAMMOND Organ. Old neous Items, also boat and table, $500. Desk. black condition. S40. 1 bookcase Vlctrolla with old records. cars. office, 6-drawer, end chaIr. style coffee table. S25. (313)227-6067. • (51n223-8579. HIGHLAND. July 24. 25. 9 S2OO.Baby bed, white, play- ~~::-=::-:':::"'---,--=,--_ HAMMOND organ. doubl~ a.m. to 3 p.m. 2927 Belair. off pen and walker. S100. PINE dining set by Thomas- keyboard. rhythm, percus- (313)227-7332. Hickory Ridge, \'l mile North ville. 63 In. oval table with 218 s Ion • of 1.1-69. Maternity. baby DISWASHER: full size, port- In. leaves, 8 ladderback full pedals. (517)546-8263. able. Good condition, $60. upholstered chairs. custom clothes, baby equipment, IBANEZ Roadstar II. Three carpet, household Items. call (313)632-6267alter 5 p.m. table pads, like new. $850. (313)34&-5166. piCkups, like new. with case. HOWELL: 122 Jewell, Friday DRYER, Sears electric, fine (517)546-2883. condition, Drapes, 60 In. PIT group, 10 piKe, medium July 25 and Saturday July $85. PIANO. Mendelsohn model length, beige, for 2 standard, brown crushed velvet. Excel. 26th. from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. 101702. Excellent condilion. 2 larger wIndows. Fine lent condition. Plus 3 matCh- Three Famllyl Kids clothes S8OO.Moving. Other furniture condition. S150. Ing tables. Sl.2OO price firm. and household (5m546-5491 available. (3131349-4496. miscellaneous. or (517)548-2026. Alao Informal dining table ROCK drummer looking for EXPERIENCING lack of ener- wllh 4 chalra. Please call, HOWELL. 2396 Byron Road. band. Call Scott. gy? Stress? PMS problems? (313)229-8420after 6 p.m. Friday. Saturday. July 25, 26. (313)227-1878..- 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Infant and Call Matt or MaryAnne POOL table. Good condition. toddler clothes and furnllure. (517)548-L1FE. $400. (313)68507713. SCHAFF player plano wltl'll' rollers, re-<:ondltloned, Drapes. miscellaneous QUEEN size firm matlreaa $800. FETIER9 Apartment size (313)227-7233 Items. sliding window air condlllon· and box spring a with frame HOWELL. 2' Family moving er. $50. (313)685-1167. and headboard. Excellent SCHOOL starts In 1 month. Will your kids be starting sale. Stove, refrigerator. FORMAL dining room aet. condition, S150.(5171546-5624. band this year? Why pay for a washer, dryer, wslerbed, Table with leaf. 8 chairs, new Instrument? Mine are Ben Franklin. and much china cabinet and aerver. REFRIGERATORS lust like new and half price. more. Thuraday through (313)229-V757. All 'with cases. Clarinet. St 75. saturday. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. FOR sale: 2 twin beds with Very clean apartment size 49lIlI Clyde Road. Coronet, S2OO. Flute, $200. aplndle headboard and 11.5 cu.fl. Must aee to Guitar. Sl00. (313)229-7038;. appreciate. Delivery avail- footboard, $50 each. Maple STARCK: medium size. able. Nankin Appliance dlnelle set with 4 chalra, upright, older plano.' Oak S100, Call after 6:30, (313)722-1242. orlOlnal finish. S260. calJ.. (3131437-3843. (313)34&-5714. • .. 1", J .' ;. , Wednesday, July 23, 1986-S0UTH I.YON HERAI.D-NORTHVII.I.E RECORD-NOVI )...... ~ -THE MILA AD TIMES-9 B 152 Hor .... 185 Help Wlnted ---- 111 Firm Produot. 111 Wood Stov .. 111 Hou.. hold Pet. Equipment· ANTIQUE: 0 burnar wOOd 4Va DAY WORK WEEK cook atove. GOOd condition, $250or besl. (517)540-1045. ONE antique work saddle. Sevaral full·tlme openings at One newer riding saddle. a local Insurance company both western. (313)437·3818, 111 Firm Equipment offering pleuant surround· uk for Karen. Ings. competitive salaries. PUREBRED Quarter Horse. 6 and company paid fringe .:....:::::::..::.==:=:....---- year old gelding. $800. benefits. Including paid holl· (313)878-9329.alter 6 p.m. days and vacations. REGISTERED Arabian geld· Ing. 14.3 hands. show horse Immediate openings for Plenty of English and west· SECRETARIAL. GENER~L ern tack. Call Chelyn CLERICAL. CLAIMS (517)548-2392,anytime. EXAMINERS. REGISTERED Morgan. year· ling. gelded. dark bay. sweet Call (3t3)~9t"'692 disposition. $490. Monday thrt-ugh Thursday (313)735-5251. 7:30 a m. to 4.15 p.m. Friday 8 a m. to 12 p.m. RIDING horses. Foals. year· lings. 4-horse trailer. Call LIsa. (3131624-2952. SAWDUST. clean and dry. Delivery available. (517)223-9090. SAWDUST EARN WHAT DELIVERY YOU ARE (313)697-0934 WORTH SAWDUST. Large and small We are Interviewing quantities. Rod Raether. both licensed & (517)54&-4498. unlicensed in- SPANISH and EGYPTIAN dividuals for a full yearling filly. Superb type. time career In real estate. Extensive action. neck and head. Temperment to match. $1200 training provided. classes start soon. negotiable. (313)437-9119. Call today. SUPER mix sweet horse leed. 12% protein. 100lb. bag. sa.50. Carnation Classic. 16% CONRAD protein horse pellets. SOlb. JAKUBOWSKI bag, $7.75. Alfalfa hay cubes. 501b. bag. $6.95. Cole's 478·9130 Elevator. East end 01 Marion Street In Howell. ERA RYMAL (517)546-2720. SYMES WANTED: english pony co. saddle. Also hat and boots for small child. For sale: western pony saddle. (313)348-9545 CIRCULATION days, or (3131994-0285 NORTHVILLE RECORD evenings. • 313-349-3627 COLLEGE STUDENTS ATIENTION. COMEON CHRISTMAS AROUND MOLE PROBLEM DOWN THE WORLD. 878-6394 ALL breed boarding and READYTO Is now hiring demonstrators. 878-3740 PETS grooming by professionals Earn $6, $7. or sa per hour. with 25 years experience. WORK! Part time. Free training. Free ~I Very affordable rates. Tama- LIGHT FACTORY S300 kit. limited hiring. Call ra Kennels. (313)229-4339. for Information Mar~ 151 Household Pets GENERAL LABOR (313)227-1395. Marcia PROFESSIONAL horseshoe- PACKAGING (313)257-0669. 10 month' old full pedigree Ing. MHA Certified. Correc- Miniature Schnauzer. call tive work and tnmming. SKILLED/UNSKILLED (313)231-1574. On·tlme. friendly service. MEN&WOMEN ATTENTION. Christmas Jack sawer (517)634-9183. ALL SHIFTS Around the World fs now NEED CASH???? ADORABLE puppies. 5 hiring demonstrators. Earn 6. Weeks old. White Eskimo YOUR AREA I BUYGUNS PUPPIEPAD APPLY THURS. & FRt 7. or 8 dollars per hour • , ELECTRIC 3 wheel car with (313)227-7805 Husky/Malamute. S20 each. , part·tlme. Free training, free • Call (517)223-7375. Professional all Breed Dog 9-11 a.m. & 1-3 p.m. • battery. 1 portable polly. 1 Grooming. 20 years expen- 43450 GRAND RIVER S300 kit. limited hiring. Call • chair for tub. (517)223-9829. COCKER Spaniel puppies, ence! Reasonable! Satis- Gran.:! River and Novi Road for information. Jackie AKC. beautiful and buff. good (517)548-4447. or Mary faction guaranteed! orcaJl31~ stOCk. $125. (517)546-5514. (313)227-1395. GREEN beans and sweet (517)1459. FARM YARD SALE AKC boxer puppies. Fawn ~ corn, $1 a dozen. and brindle. Male and (313)231·1649. females. 5 weeks old. call \UJU9. alter 5 (3131685-9322. Personnel Pool. • AKC Lhasa Apso. Westle. NEVER A FEE BIueberrteS Poodle. Pomeranian, and Shih Tzu pups. Shots, guar- anteed. (517)54&-1459. V·PICK AKC poodle females. 3 months and 9 months. 1144 Peavy Rd. Healthy, paper trained. (313)471·5326. A Kelly job helps you (off Mason Rd., AKC Registered Shih Tzu West of Howell) puppies. Four females and one male. First shot. guaran- make the most of summer teed. (313)227-1155. 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. AKC Registered Rottweller puppies, 8 weeks. (313)227-3060alter 6 p.m. (517)·548 1841 AKC registered doberman puppies. Excellent bloodline. RED raspberry thornless. M a I e san d f e m a I e s . You pick or order. Langdon's (517)546-3112. Kern Road Farm. 1130 Kern ~A~.K~.~C:':.'=S"'hl""h"'=T;'"Z-u-.~12::--w-::e~ek;-:s~. Road. Fowlerville. 9 a.m. to female. shots. (517)546-3955. dark. (517)223-8457. BEAGLE puppies. 7 weeks U-PICK raspberries and old. $35. Beagle parents. $75 THREEJ's blueberries at Spicer each. Call a"er 8 or leave SMALL ENGINE Orchards. Ready picked message on recorder. peaches. apples, plums, (517)223-9028. Tune up Special. Push mowers $24.95. riders, raspb3rrles and blueberries =B=EA:':;G::L:=:E~s~,=-:fe-m-a"':'le-s-,-m-u--'st $54.95. (PluS parts. In our market. Frozen fruit sell, $15 each. (517)548-2727. sale. Stop In or call for an (313)437.0217. 3900 W. 7 Mile order form. (313)632-7692. BEAGLES. Good rabbit dogs. Road. U5-23 North. Clyde Road well started. (313)971·5003 exit. Open dally ~. =a"::e~r-:8f:p:::.m~.~.~-;;--=':":'= BEAUTIFULLY marked 113 ElectronIcs shepherd mixed male. 2 BAUSCH & LOMB proJec- years old. White with maho- lion microscope. $150. gany. All shots. Excellent (313)437.8011 between disposition. (517)548-5325. 12 pmand8 pm. BICHON FRISE champion sired, AKC registered. white 114 Bulkllng Mlterlals beauties. Males only. (3131971-5003. Kelly gives you the freedom and flexibility to enjoy summer to its 200 feet 9-16th steel cable. CAIRN terrier. Male. 6 years fullest. Work afternoons and go swimming. sailing or waterskiing $100 or best offer. old, AKC. gOOd outside and (313)684-1805 or 50 If during the day. Or work days and have enough money to enjoy (313)887-5238 watchdog. $1 or best 0 er. evenings out and weekends up north. • (313)437-5408. H U SKY bull din g s for ~COC~';:K==ER-:':':'::Spa~n-;-le":'I.-m-:a-;-le:-,-:;1 Word Processors Data fntry garages, shops and stor- year, buff color. gOOd dlspos- age. 24x40x8 with steel Iitlon, must sell. (313)437-4420. Secretaries Typists entrance and overhead FREE cute tiger killens Light Industrial door. 13,590 erected. looking for gOQd homes. 1-800-292~15. Please call. (517)223-3178 No matter what shift you work. Kelly can help you gain valuable PIONEER Pole BUilding: a"er5:3O p.m. experience, Plus.YOU'llearn money for a rainy day - like the day 24x40x10, ·12 colors, 1 foot ;G:;O~R~G~E~O::::U;=:S:;--G~O:-;'L'D:;;E;;7,NHORSES boarded. Genesis eave overhang, Va Inch RETRIEVER puppies. AKC. 4 Arabians. 2439 East Coon your credit card bill arrives. KEROSENE heaters, 19,000 foam roof Insulation., 2x8 meles Ie". Excellent pet, Lake Road. Howell. So come to America's number one name in temporary help. Make btu's and 8,500 btu's. Will truss, 12x10 slider. 36 Inch Ihunt. ahow. Won't destroy (5m546-7008. warm your collage, cabin or entrance door. 3x3 window, grass. Ready August 1. $250. HORSES genUe or splrlted, the most of summer with the men and women of Kelly Services. . supplement your present Come to my place and ride Wecan olTercompetitive pay, and the opportunity to work with · • heat. (313)229·8420 alter n~:.lIi~t: 5toas~ r'::~~~~$SO deposit. (313)437·9498• 1-800-292-0679. ,HIMALAYAN kittens. CFA. the horse that sulls you. some of the best companies in town. 8 p.m. Guaranteed. (313)88508215. POLE BUILDINGS _. Top $200(3131878-3900. For more details. contact Kelly Services: quality. painted steel. 12 LAB. 2 year old yellow male. HORSE Trailer. tandem axle, eolors. 24' x x with 10' Adores hunting, water, fami- new floor, tack storage, ALL types of treea 40' 8' x 8' sliding door or x 7' Iy, and room to run. $80. Clean. (313)629-6479. 227-2034 removed. Dead or alive • NORTHVILLE 9' Ask about our credit for FARMER'S overhead. 14,095 ERECTED ~(31;::3::,:)227~.7332:.;::~';:-~;:-==':" 500 W. Main Street your wOOd. Fully Insured. ON YOUR SITE. Includes LHASA APSO. AKC pups, MICHIGAN ••• MARKET steel service door. 12" 'asking $200. (313)348-7892. Brighton Call (313)227·7570. HORSE AUCTION overhang on eayes, $105.00 NET HER LA N D d wa rf AVAILABLE now: shredded BoofhSpace per month to qualified bunnies. Excellent pets. Every Saturday night. Tack - 7 / bark, topsoil, seed hay. etc. . Available buyers. SlandaR! Supply & Reasonable prices. Also Call Landonscape p.m. Horses - 9:30 p.m • Lumber Co. call toll free cages. (313)437-1059 after Supplies. Open Sundays 11 '10 per day or Consign early. Used tack and 7 a • m. t 0 8 p • m • 5 p.m. untll4 p.m. (313)227-7570. '125 per season horses bringing top dollar. 1-800-442·9190. ;POO,ED::;L-::E:-P-u-p-'pl:-es:-.-:r~IC;:-h-:d;:'a:::rkBetween Clyde and Center BEAUTY rock while It lasts. i:1~~lrI' Now thru Oct. 30 IELL~ Roads: 7335 US Old 23. $80 per yard. Eldred's Bushel f'if Office Supplies brown. AKC, (313)231·2127. .'. Call (313)750-9971 SERVICES SlOp. (313)229-8857. • .nd Equipment Northville Community SHETLAND Sheep dog pups. BOLEN'S 18hp hydrostatic ' Chamber of Commerce PARTITION with doorway. AKC, Champion pedigree, NOW buying grade and .. drive 481n. mower, 421n. Not an employment agency· neyer a fee. An equal opportunity employer M/f Weekdays 9-1 (313)229-2727Mondsy through ahots, guaranteed. registered horaes. m. blade, rotoUller. $2,250. (313) 349-7840 Frldav.9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (5m546-1458. (313)750-9971. .t· (313)227-5457. ) IO-B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDTIMt::>-VYllOnesoa)'. oIUI)' ~". ,_ 185 Help Wanted 185 Help Wlnted 165 Help Wlnted 165 Help Wlnted 185 Help Wlnted 165 Help Wlnted 165 Help Wlnted 165 Help Wlnted 65 Help Wlnted DATA Entery Operator. with ENGINEERING POSITIONS. GENERAL Labor wanted. Health Care experience, Secretary to run blue-prlnts, Buells BeeHaven Farms Inc. MCDONALDS Type 45wpm. Goodanalytical lIIe, prepare manuals on 335 S. Houghton St. Milford Unit mamagersstarling up to apptltude. Approximately word processor and prepare MI.(313)685-2868. $20,000,trainees starting at three month temporary release sheets. Wordstar a GENERAL laborer. No $13.000. Excellent benellls, assignment In the New plua. Electrical-Technical experience necessary. S5 apply Mondaythrough Friday at the South Lyon, Wixom. BABYSITTER needed. Hudson area. For lurther service person, knowledge per hour. Full benefits. Informallon call kelly Servlcx- 01A-B controls a plus. local Please apply at: Temperform Walled lake and Twelve mature chrlsllan, part-lime. OaksNovllocallons. My home. (3131437-4413. 88: (313)227·2034. EOE travel with occasslonal out 01 Corporalion, 25425 Trans-X, M/F/H, state trips. 2 year electrical BAKER wanted. Full-lime off N 0 v I midnights. Experience help- DENTALASSISTANTCHAIR- degree prelerred. Send Road. between 8 a.m. and ful but not necessary. We will SIDE. Full.llme, excellent resumes to: M. Mcintosh. noon. I I- Grinders For Industry. 51300 train. Appl)' In person at sa ary. frIendly worklng env West Ponllac Trail, Wixom, Dunkin Donuts. 8539 West ronment. Busy prevenllve GENERAL OFFICE GrandRiver.Brighton. praclice, Please call between =M~I'::,:48098~:::.=-__ -:-_.,...... lowry Computer Products 5-8p.m;(517)548-4382or write: EXECUTIVE eecretary lor BATH Boullque Is In need of haa a full lime posillon open P.O. Box 2453, South Lyon, small business. Need ahor- for entry level general ollice a full or part-lime salesper- MI.48178. thand, real estate experl- son. Must enJo)'working with help. Qualified candidate people and coordlnallng DENTAL Asslstant/Recep- ence, para-legal. accounting, must have previous ollice colors. Apply: long'S Fancy tlonlst, Pleasant 4 day office, r e po r t w r III n g. C a II experience and 60 wpm Bath Boullque, 190East Main goo d pay. b e n e IIt s. ;:(5;;;':;;7I548-399~~:::2~.=;--;--:;:-:-: ___ typing. Data entry experi- Street, Northville. An Equal (313)553-3225. EXPERIENCED landscape ence a plus. Send resumes workers. Full-lime. Grading. to: Lowry Computer Opportunity Employer. DENTAL assistants. GREAT and plant Installation. Leppek NEWS. No Saturdays. work Nursery. (3131227-2568. Products, Inc.. Attenlion with super people, good - P.L~ P.O. Box 519,Brighton. MEDICALASSISTANT MANPOWER CHEMIST beneflls. bonus system, Blue EXPERIENCEDmanagement MI48116. HUDSON'S Full time poslllon open lor Cross, uniform allowance couple lor a 84 unit apartment TWELVE OAKS right person. Must be willing "THE PROFESSIONAL and more. Dr. James complex In Ann Arbor. to work hard and have TEMPORARY SERVICE" ANALYTICAL Limberg, Dr. Douglas White Apartment and salary .The Greenery Restaurant Is pleasant personality and be For work In customer service and stall. (313)685-8728. Included plus extras. August COMEON accepting applications lor: dependable and responsible. lab In New Hudson. Mich. DENTAL assistant _ chair 1st occupancy. Call CallKathyaI(313)478-1024. NURSE BABYSITTER5 days a week, side, general practice, part- (313)353-2996lor Inlormatlon Entry level posillon. Some Waitresses needed lor 3 children in my ~ experience desired. but not lime, experience prelerred. and appointment. DOWN RN or LPN needed lor third Hartlandhome.(3131632-5895. required. Good opportunity Monday. Thursday. EXPERIENCED rough Cooks shllt. 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Part lime or lull time position. BABYSITTER.Mature person lor growth. Send resume to: (3131229-7160. carpenters. Top wages. Full- READY TO Dishwashers to care lor infant Monday DENTALHygienist. Part-lime time. (3131878-9978. Pleasant working conditions with good pay. For conflden- through Fnday. Our home. •WITCO position lor pleasant Indlvlu- EXPERIENCED auto body WORK! Apply at the Greenery Own transportation. Non· ALLIEDKELITEDIV. Restuarant. Monday through lIal IntervJew. Brighton area• al. Brighton, (313)229-8191. man with tools. Benefits. MACHINE (313)227-5456. • • smoker. Long term commit- JOBS~,AVAILABLE 29111Millard Road DEPENDABLEperson to help Apply In person at 2607East Friday. 1:30 to 4 p.m. Equal New Hudson, MI.48165 OPERATORS Opportunity Employer. ment prelerred. Relerences. - Lightindustnal with Adult Foster Care In Grand River, Howell. • (313)437-9339. EOE UGHT FACTORY NURSES AIDES - General labors (Ashphalt Howell. Live In perferred. EXPERIENCED residential GENERAL LABOR BABYSITTER.Weekdays, my - Landscapers (51n546-6337. wireman lor Livingston Coun- PACKAGING South Lyon home, 18 month - Word Processors CHILDCARE. housekeeper ~':f=-:~7"-=--;;;-:-::-::7=-'::;; ty work. Send resume and Want to use your nursing old. (313)437-2853alter 5 p.m. - Entry Clerks needed lull-time year round Dell, cashier. 18or olde~, lull work history to: Box 2449. SKILLED/UNSKILLED background? Become··a - Secretanes by prolesslonal couple In time. Mondaythrough Fnday. liVingston County Press. 323 MEN & WOMEN loster parent lor a non- BABYSITTERneeded to start 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. Holden s E. Grand River Howell MI. In August. Monday through CALL JOBLINE 332-2551 Farmington Hills. ALL SHIFTS ambulatory child with m8l\.tal Party Store, Milford 48843 ' retardation. Work In your own Thursday, days, your trans- MILFORD 685-9600 (313IS53-4907. YOUR AREA portallon, In my 13Mile, Novi WATERFORD 666-2200 (313)685-1260. EXPE'RIENCEDmanagement home and earn S300 per APPLY THURS. & FRI. month plus S480 per month Roadhome. Call alter 6 p.m. EO ElM F H DIETARY aides needed all couple for a 84 unit apartment (313)624-3726. NOFEE shilts. call (313)685-1400or complex In Ann Arbor. 9-11·a.m. & 1·3 p.m. room and board expenses. apply: West Hickory Haven. Apartment and salary 43450 GRAND RIVER Preler home with 1st floor BABYSITTERwanted Satur- 3310 W. Commerce Road. Included plus extras. August Grand River and Novl bedroom. call; . , days, 7:30to 2. Your home. BEST WESTERN Mlllord. Weekdays. 8:30 a.m. 1st occu pa ncy. Call Road (51n22U978. to 3:30 p.m. (313)353-2996for Inlormatlon orcall313-~ HOMEFINDER DIRECT care Stall needed. andappointment. • ~ (313)332-4410 SEEKING Male and lemale. Midwest EXPERIENCED carpenters OF H 0 m e Car e. I n c. needed. Must haveown truck ~(j9. FULL-TIME NURSESAIDS CHRISTIANlamily looking lor (3131227-4448. and tools. Apply within. 4921 Personnel Pool. LICENSED mature Christian lady to care DIRECT care worker for W. Grand River, Howell. .,,,,,,...~~ ..~ We are looking for depend- South Lyon group home. (51n548-3030. N£VER A FEE SALES AGENTS LIVINGSTON lor our 4-year and 8-month able people who have a love COUNTY old children in our home. $4.25 per hour. M.O.R.C. =E7.X~P~E:::R::7:1E;:;N:-:--:::C-=EC-::D:--o-n-I~y-. and understanding 01 the for Milford Office Monday and Thursday alter- training prelerred. Flexible carpenter. rough and trim. GENERAL Olliceflile clerk. elderly. Willing to train -Outstanding Career hours. Some midnights and Painter. Rooler and Fire Responsible lor mallroom Inexperienced people. We are now taking applica· noons, Hartland area. Potential- weekends. (313)~78-0870, r e p :1 Ire s t Imat 0 r • dulles. Will also provide tions lor all 5 motels: (:l13)e32-5699. Phone(313)349-2640.Monday· ·Immedlate Openings. ===-==-=---- _ Monday through Fnday, 9:30 (3131229-2901. support In maintaining ollice Friday between 9 a.m. and,5 to 4 p.m. ::E7: '=P==E'=R:7EO:N;';-:;;C-=E-=D:--m---e""::"d"'""ic--:aI Illes. stocking supply room, p.m. Whitehall Convalescent • Call or stop by to see Fowlerville X 1 CIRCULATION DISTRIBUTORSneeded lor assistant or LPN needed switchboard rellel and light Home, 43455 West 10 Mile. Bob McClelland at Howell typing. Send Resume to: Nov!. WhitmoreLake MILFORDTIMES nationally advertised Immediately to assume ERA GENTRY REAL ESTATE product. No sales back- responsible posillon In busy P.O. Box 5400,Northville MI. NURSE'S Aids. Experience Hartland 48167. All. P. cebulski 620 N. Milford Rd. and Fenton 313-685-7546 ground necessary. Complete lamily practice. Full-time not necessary. All shilts training. Call C. Baloh. prelerred. Send resume Administrative Assistant. available. Apply West 684·6666 CLERICAL skills needed. (313)478-6350. and/or relerences to: 609 Personaland Confldenllal. Winds Nursing Home. We are hiring lor all posl- Typing, filing. phones. GIRL Friday needed to run tions. Please apply at Best (51n546-6570. West Main. Brighton MI 10765 Bogle Lake Road. BABYSITTER desperately Western 01 Whitmore Lake, ~;;;;'~-7'-':~-:-:--:-:-::-;- 48116. small construction company. Unllon Lake.(313)363-9400•• needed Monday-Friday lor 9 8 9 7 Nor t h M a In. CLERICAL-Secretary posl- DON'T Must know bookkeeping and HOME care aids needed lor my quiet 11year old daught· (3t3)449-2058.Apply week- tlon With good typing skills WAIT UNTIL i)@@@@@@@( accounllng. Computer exper- Oakland County. No experi- er. My home on Wlnan's days, 4p.m. to 12p.m. for general olllce work. lenc helplul, \I not, will train. ence needed. Full an.d Lake. Excellent salary and BOOKKEEPER AIR AlP, Computer and bookeeplng MONDAYI @ WE @ Send resume and references Part-time positions available. working condillons. Own payroll. computer a plus. knowledge a plus. Apply In You can place your ad any to: Box P632, Ann Arbor. (313)229-0613or (313)427-4090. 48104. transportation necessary. (517154~70 person: 323 Roosevelt, day 01the week. Olllce hours : NEED : NURSESaid needed to wOrk • Days-(3131769-8700,evenings- . Howell. are 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. GOOD Income working with with mentally disabled (313)23t-1007.Krlsllne. BOOKKEEPER.minimum of 5 =C~07L7L:;E-:::C':;:T";";10~N;-;-s~-:-p:-er::-:s:-:o-:-nMonday - Friday. Our phone @ YOU! @ mall from home. Experi- JC Penney aduits. Flexible hours. Shllt , BABYSITTER Irom 1:30 to years experience to handle needed. 1 year experience room salespeople will be ence unnecessary. Detalla, preference and good pay. LAUNDRY and housekeep- 5:30 pm Mondaythru Friday. ~:;b~~rdt~x;:r~~~:a~~4>: wllh agency. (5tn546-6570. happyto help you. @ .PART·TIME @ send sell·add ressed (313)229-0612. (Stn548-2570 stamped envelope. D. Ing person needed. Must be Twelve Oaks for a 4anda 6year old. South lul. Novl(31314n-3800. CONSTRUCTIONIn machine @ COUNTER @ able to work days or alter· NURSES aide lor nursing Lyon. New Hudson area. repair. Non-smokers (313)437-4133 Johnson, P.O. Box 909-NN. @ SAW MAN @ Northville, Michigan 48187. noons. Contact: Marlin Mall home. No'experience neces- (313)437-7233. preferred. Apply: Johnson (313)227-4436 sary. (51n546-6570. • (313)348-3022 @ STOCK·BOY & @ GRINDERhands needed. Full Luther Memorial Home. 305 BABYSITTER needed lor BRIGHTONAREA Products, 7813West Six Mile Elm Place. South Lyon MI Now accepting NURSE'S aides needed lor teacher, non-smoker, in my SCHOOLS Road.Salem.Michigan. (313)685-8705 @ GENERAL @ or part-lime. Grinding experI- applications for (313)42&-5032 OFFICE HELP ence helpful. Working know- 48178.(3131437-2048. home heallh care assign- home or yours for 5 month SChool bus dnvers needed. ledge 01 trig. and geometry =.:..:;:,=::-;;::=====_LEGALSECRETARY, permanent part- ments In Livingston and old. 8 Mile and Meadow- Full and part-time lor @ - SomeTyping @ time positions in Oakland County. Exper- CONTROLLYOUR , ::::D":;:R"'IV==E=R-=-fo-r-p"'""lzz-a-d-:-e"7.WithlI-veFigures@-ry-,-u-p@-Goodalso helplul. Apply In person: b roo k. Ref ere nee s - 1986-1987school year. Apply OWNHOURS Supreme Tri-BII, 300Franklin legal Department 01 a Live- the following Ienced prelerred but will (313)3~9. to; Duke Williams, Assistant NAMEyou own 4 hour shilts. to S8 per hour. Must have I.OlI I.OlI train. flexible hours, competi- dependable car with Insur- \!I TIMBERLANE \!I Street, Brighton. nla Insurance company has departments: BABYSITTERneeded to care Supt. For Personnel, 4740 Work to your convenience, GROWING h Immediate opening lor a tive salary and paid mileage. lor my two children, ages ~ Bauer Rd., Bnghton, Mlchl~ as a nurses aid at Beverly ance. Apply at Pizza Shack: @ HOME CENTER @ company as legal secretary. Liberallrlnge Stock Handlers call Care Centers 01 Michl- • and 3 months, in my Milford gan48116. Manor Convalescent center ~~we~est Grand River. @ 4Z7IOW.11 IIllE-NOVI @ poslllons available lor lull- benelils including IUlly paid gan Home Health Agency at home. Monday·Friday, lime light warehouse work. Maintenance In Novl. Apply In person Pleasant working conditions, Insurance package and 4'h (S1n546-5416lor an appoint- 7:30-5:30.Non-smoker, reIer- BUSBOYdishwasher: lull or Monday thru Friday, 9 am to EARN EXTRAMONEYclean- @ CAUDICKBOYCE @ advancement potential. day work week. For lurther Team Sales ment.EOE. ences.(313)349-6936,aller 5. part-time fleXible hours. Will 3 pm. 24500 Meadowbrook, Ing ollices in an area near Ii' 349.2300 @ A I 43100NI Mil R d Inlormalion and appoint- NURSES, (RNs and LPNs), BABYSITTERneeded 3 days train. (3131348-8234. Between 10 Mile and Grand your home. 3 to 5 hours per ~ pp y: ne e oa, ment, call (313)591.4692. needed for home care night. Monday through per week lor a 2 and 5 year CARING person to assist River. just West 01 Haggerty @@@@@@@@ Novl. Monday through Thursday Stock assignments. Good pay, Road. Friday.(3131338-7721. EXPERIENCEDheavy equip- HAIR stylists appllcalions 7:30 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. Friday flexible hours. (3131229-0612. old. Brighton-Hornung & home lor the aged residents. now being accepted for 8 a m to 12 p m (Checkers & school district. My hom~ 01 Part time Tuesday through EASY ASSEMBLY WORK! ment operator and truck experienced stylists. Milford ., . . COOKS, and prep. Full or $714.00per 100. Guaranteed driver. (51n546-3146. yours. Must be reliable, klOd, Fnday,l1 a.m. to 3 p.m. and and Brighton locations. ==-:-:~-:--~-:-:-:-:-- markers) and loving. Relerences Saturdays, 8 a.m. to noon. part-time. Flexible hours. Payment. No Sales. Details EXPERIENCED Line Cook Pleasecall (3131684-5511. LEGAL Sec~etary. Full-time, required. (3131227-2864alter Apply at Martin Luther Up to $4.00 per hour. Will - Send stamped envelope: wanted. Apply In person ~:;;~=:==::=.:.:.:..:--- some expenence prelerred. Southfield LET'S 7p.m. Memorial Home 305 Elm ;,=::::,:.:.:;;.:.===,.==::::':-----;train. (3131348-8234. __ ELAN-6072. 3418 Ent~H' between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. HEAD START Superylsor. Will train right person. Send location only BABYSITTERlor IOlantin OUI Place,SouthLyo~. COOKS and dishwashers. prlse. Ft. Pierce, Flonda Monday through Thursday. Previous tralnlng/expenence resume to Box 2450.c/o The NorthVille home. Non- CARPENTERSand Nail Dnv- lull-time lor afternoons. 33482. WindJammer, 8180 West In preschool. preler Head Livingston County Press: 323 Apply In person TALK! smoker, own transportation. ers lor rough Iraming crew. Apply In person, Brighton Big GrandRiver, Brighton. Start, 183 days a year, 7'h E. Grand River. Howell. MI Peraonnel Office hours a day. minimum $10.55 Include salary and Monday through Frl.day, Ex per Ie n c e don I y. Boy. ELECTRICALDESIGNER FACTORYworkers lor Bright- 48843. JCPenney per hour. Apply Livingston benefit requlrments. TOP PAY teacher hours and vacations. (313)229-6278 COOKS, Prep people, walt Automated assembly equip- on and Howell. Immediate TweIYe Oaka MaU Only PAID VACATIONS • Relerences.(3131348-7798. :;:;==;:.=.'--:-:-::-----;~ ment manulacturer needs ,.o~pe;:.:n;::ln~g~s::..;.(",51""n..:.:547=-6-a~570~.,-;-;:=Intermediate School District, LIBRARIAN. Children's and Monday - Saturday stall, bus help. Apply In 1425 W&st Grand River, young aduit's, 30-40 hours- BABYSITTER needed 2 CARRIERSwanted lor dellv- person, Highland Houae experienced electrical deslg- :::: 1DLm.-4p.m. VARIETY OF JOB • ery 01 The Monday Green ner, Applicants should be FAMILYcounselor with MSW Howell. week. MlS with 2 years children, 8 and 9. Mack and Sheet. Routes open In Restaurant, 2630 Highland lamlllar with A-B program- plus experience for part-lime E.O.E. ASSIGNMENTS Curdyarea.(5tn546-9618. Howell, areasof east Clinton, Road. public or school library able controllers, JIC atan. evening work at lamlly HELPWANTED experience prelerred. Plan- ALL CLERICAL BABYSITTER. FowlerVille South National, North Street, COOKS,prep cooks, waitres- dards, and Numallc circuits. service agency. Call ning, programming, pUblic SKILLS NEEDED area.Daytime.(5tn223-3257. South MichIgan, Argyle ses and dishwashers. Apply Servo system and machine =(3",,13:::,1;=:22:.;7,:;-21~5;;.;1.;.,.:-:-:-_:-:--;--_ Novl K·Mart for cashiers, relalions, relerence, collec. BABYSITTERIn my home 2'h Street, Dearborn Street, at: Sea Crab Restaurant, at vision experience a plus. FINANCIAL Aide Advisor • MINIMaid Prolesslonalhome cafeteria, stock. Apply In tlon development and super- cleaners now hiring. Day days a week, Tuesday. Hadden Street. Please call Faulwood Shores Golf Club, Apply at part-time. Bachelor degree person M(\nday through vlsory skills essenllal. Send APPLYTHURS. & FRI. I Thursday, and Fnday a.m. circulation, leaving name and 300 South Hughes St .. Novl Precision prelerred. Submit cover work. Monday-Friday with 9-11 a.m. & 1-3 p.m. saturday 10 to 5. 43825Weat resume to: sandra Schema. transportation lurnlshed. During school year lor phone number.(5tn546-4809. Howell. (5tn548-2548. 11801E.Grand River leller and resume to: Cleary Oaks Drive, across Irom 12 Director Cromalne library 43450 GRAND RIVER i Full-tlme/part-tlme. $4 per GrandRiverand Novi Road toddler and inlant. Non- CARRIERSneeded, In High- COOK,Swanted Novl area. Brighton Michigan. College, Livingston Campus, OaksMall. (3131348-3660. 3688 N~rth Hartland Road: 3750 Cleary Drive. Howell, hour to start plus 50 cent PARK IN BACK • smoker please. Relerences land area, lor Monday Green Day shift, good working =-:-=---;--:-.,.-----,;-- Hartland, MI.48029. required. (3131227-7870. Sheet, Davlsta, Dean, Maple =E"'N:-=E:-=R""G""E=-=T"'.""C-s-e-c-re..,t-a-ry....,.../.Michigan Allentlon: bonus. Call (313)349-7490, orCall31~ conditions. Experienced or 48843. HELP wanted clean produc· LIGHTINDUSTRIAL.3 Shilts, Monday-Friday. BABYSITTERlor toddler. 5 Ridge, Woodlawn, Golfers, will train. Call Bridget or receptionist. Part time =FI=na=n~c;::la;=::I=.:A",ldo=e,-.-;-:--;- tlon type work. Full time, 40 hour weeks available In and 6 Mile and Bradnerarea. Motorists, BuenaVista, Cher- Frank(3131348-4404. permanent position lor busy FORMICA person needed, Mondaythrough Friday. Days the Brighton WhitmoreLake, ~ Eve r y T u e s day, ry, Cloverdale Road, and COOK, short order, lull or Howell physlcan's ollice. experienced. Call Steve alter and alternoons. $3.50to start. Howell and Pickney areaa. 7a.m.-5.30p.m.My home or· Jackson. Please call Circula- part-lime, nights. Apply: Experienced only. Computer Sp.m.(3131227-3712. Call(3131437-8192. PAID VACATIONS. Call qj]~ your home II you have lion, (3t3)685-7546. Starting Gate saloon, 135 experience helplul. Call HIGH SCHOOL Student. For (313)227-1218,8a.m.to 3p.m. toddler. StartlOg August 19. CARRIERS needed lor Personnel Pool. North Center Street, (3t31665-6638. FULLAND PART- last growing company on LIGHT Industrial workers. «J ...... hoIo ...... ~ (3t3)420-2115. Monday Green Sheet In Northville. Grand Oaks Drive, Grand 1mmed late openings. NEYER A FEE BABYSITTERlor 1'h year old Candlewood, Wayside, and COSMETOLOGIST needed. ENGINEERS TIME AVAILABLE River area near Ice arena. (5tn546-6570. and 4 year old. Monday- Meadowbrook areas. Call For all 3 shilts. We are Non-smokers only. Must Career opportunity. Part- =~:::..:=-=------NAIL Technlcans wanted•• Friday, 8a.m.·Sp.m.Call alter Circulationat (313)227-4442. lime or lull-time posllion. 5, (5tn546-8356. New Canton Michigan based looking for Motherly type ~~e Jla~ ~~:I~~.S~I~~J~; LITTLECAESARS Natural Cosmellcs. 12 Oaks (313)229-7830. automation firm seeking people to help our elderly through Friday alter school Now hiring manager tral- Mall. (3131349-2662, NURSES, RNS and LPNS, COSMOTOlOGIST needed Project Engineer with a residents who are not III, but till 5 p.m. beginning Septem- nees. Apply In person at (313)484-8070. Livingston Care Center lias with experience. Full or part minimum 01 2 years experi- need help to bathe, dress, ber 1, t988. Send resume to: Brighton, Howell and lull and part-time posilion • NAIL technlcans appllcallons available with Increased lime. Also a manucurist and ence and a Designer with a serve meals, do dishes. Student, P.O. Box 560, Hamburgstores. now being accepted lor laclalls\. Town Shoppe, minimum of 5 years experl- housekeeping and laundry•• Howell, Michigan48843. LIVINGSTON Care Center wages. Midnights full-lime experienced nail technlcans. and part-time, afternoons IMMEDIATE (5tn548-2838. ence In the automallon field. Whitehall Home forthe Aged, HOLIDAY Inn Howell now now hiring RN's, LPN's, Milford and Brighton Ioca· full-time and part-time. Days COSMOTOlOGIST needed Please send resume In 40875 Grand Rived, Novl, I • II n f days and afternoons. Part. tlons. Please call OPENING confidence to; Welduclion between Haggerty and r:n~P~~~k ~,o~sm ~~ time, and every other part-lime. Apply In person: for a growing progressive :fe~ (313)684-5511. Livingston Care Center. 1333 salon. Full or part time. Automallon, 8488 Ronda Dr~ Meadowbrook Roada. I B' k"1 weekend. Midnights full- Canton Michigan 48187 Contact Mrs. Eckert at 7 a,m, shlt, 00 eep ng time Apply at· 1333 W NEEDbabysiller from 8 a,m, W, Grand River. Howell. MI. Administrative assistant part-time, (3t31227-4293. • " experience helplul Apply' • • to 8:30 a.m., starling EOE. Allentlon Chief Engineer. (313)474-3442. HolidayInn, Howell. • Grand River. EOE. precise, organized, personable, September 2, Call NURSES; RN's, LPN's and EOE. MACHINIST. Experienced In (517)548-3598. GPN's. Openings on all good problem solving skills, FULL-TIMEsecretary needed lathe and mill work. for growing automollve (313)2~7059. NEEDED. Assistant director ahllts. Part·tlme and full- 01 nursing for 144 skilled time. Flexible hours, public contact. eqUipment company. Gener· JOBS =='-'M'f:A~C==-H~IN:'::'IS::::T:----- al office procedures M drib Id extended care laclllty In Contact: DebraStanard DON, required. Computer know- ust rea p nts, run r ge- Novl. Must be strong, Greenbriar Care center •• HAWLEY ELECTRICAL I JOBS port and brake press. Good energetic, RN, with stlong Howell. (5tn548-4210. CALL LISA edge a plus. Please send math skills. Sheet metal management skills. salary resume to: Bear Automollve, JOBS experience valuable. Apply OFACE CLEANERS needed (313)632-5880 (After 2:00 p m·l CONTRACTING, INC. range, $19,000to $21,000.Call Immediately for the Northvil- Great Lakes,lnc~ 4986S,Old MAKETHISYOUR at 317Catrell, Howell. (313)477-2000lor appointment US 23, Brighton, Michigan BESTSUMMEREVER MACHINIST-STEEL FABRI- le area. 4 hours a night. -Is Always Looking For Good People or Interview. Monday·Frlday. Own tran~- 48118. WORKFOR CATOR needs aggressive NEEDExtra Cash??We need - Serving Southeastern Michigan portallon required. FULL-TIMEwork. Experience S.S.I Individual with 2 to 3 yeas reliable people to help us (3131338-7721. - Employing I.B.E.W. Electricians . helplul, will train for Proles- -TYPISTS experience In machining. clean homes. Call slonal Cleaning Company. 18 -ASSEMBLERS Excellent opportunity for OPPORTUNITY PLUS. (313)231-3068or (313)231-2581Expanding manulactu,lng - Commercial, Industrial, Automotive years old. 5ervlceMaster 01 person who Is willing to grow after4 p.m. Howell. (51~560. - W0 R 0 with lob, (3131624-2410. company looking lor NEED person to work part production trainees. Very CNICHOlS:) FULL-TIME babysiller posl- PROCESSORS MACHINIST for conveyor time In wood working shop. good potential for advance- (313)685-3402 lion. Looking for mature SECRETARIES f b I tll M t t womanto babysltlnlant In my - a r ca on. us opera e Apply In person 7848 Board- ment. Hard WOrk, dedica- REALTYINe. MORE mills and lathes. Trl-Veyor walk. Brighton, MI 48118. tion and excellent atten- Howell home this fall. Must t AND MUCH Corporalllon, 10125Industrial Experiencehelplul. 41074 W. Seven Mile Rd., Northville have own transportation, ERE 0 W EN 0 I Whit L k MI h dance are rewarded. Apply_ non-smoker. Hours: daytime, WORKWH AN H r ve, more a e, c. NEUClEAR medicine tech. In person, Monday through .... YOUWANTANDSTill HAVE 48189.(3131231-2100. nologlsts. Full·lime. Call Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. to: weekdays. Some light house- TIMETOENJOYTHESUMMER MANAGER-Cashlerslor Total (517)548-14tOextensln 350: l08tO Plaza Drive, Whit- ~~[ALTO~L1.~:kt~~C[1348·3044.u FULL & PART TIME keeping. References SUNSHINE Stall on In the Hlghlsnd. Ask for Or.Rabbanl. more lake (lust west· 01 required. (Stn548-3878. NEVERAFEE Howell and Pinckney areas. POSITIONS AVAILABLE AS NORTHVILLE Square Big US-23 and north oil 01 FULL-TIMEcertilled mechan- BONUSES Excellent starting pay. Apply M-38I. Ic needed Immediately, At PAID VACATIONS t M Ph 011Co Boy located 133Weat Main Is NICHOLS REALTY SALES & MARKETING REPS. least 5 years experlenca a: c erson mpany, now accepting applications OPTOMETRICOllice Assis- • HELP WANTED Brighton 124 West Grand River. necessary, need own tools. Howell. lor full time cooks, Daysand tant. Full·llme. experience Immediate need 'or Real Estate Office Manager Rewarding, chillenging opportunllle. In the 'alt paced. fast growing resort Induat~. For declalve, (313)887-25008a.m.t08 p.m, 313-227·1211 MANAGER·PIZZERIA. nights. 1 to 2 years experi- prelerred, (313)227-4455. and Receptionist. Lots of variety. Make appllca- ence. Only those 18 years tion at 41074W, 7 Mlle. east of Northville, West 01 outgOln~ Individuals wIth the gift 0werlb. FULL-lime or part·tlme hair Flrmlngton Hilla Touch of lIaly Pizzeria ORGANIST and CHQIR Igh Performance Jobs - II Trlln and older need apply. DIRECTOR, First United Heggerty. dresser with clientele In 313-855-1910 Full.tlme, Must be capable, Accepting appllcallons lor Also Real Estate Saleepeople needed for this Mlllord area.(313)685-0843. personable, rellsble. Experl- Methodist Church of South SUPPLEMENTAL lull lime dishwasher days ~yon. Wednesday evenlogs great market, FURNACEman experienced STAmNQ enCe prelerred, Apply In only. Excellent wage and and Sunday mornings Apply Now CALL LISA AT: In roughing, commercial peraon ONLY after 4 p,m~ benefit., Plene apply work. gas piping, Medical TMTtmPClfllYHelPPeopIe 5584E,GrandRlftr, HOWell. required, call (313)437:07800 between the hour. 01, to 7, between III.m. and (313) 632-5880 Inauranee alter 30 daya, (313)34:2110. (313)227-«)74. 1:30 p.m, weekdays. a Wednesday, July 23. 1986-S0UTH LYON HERALD-Nf)RTHVILLE RECORD-NaVI NIWG- THI MII.FORDtIMES-l1·B 115 Help Wanted is!' Help Wanted 165 Help Wanted 115 Help Wanted 167 Business 201 Motorcycles 215 Campers, TraUers 230 Trucks Opportunities & Equipment 1984 18 ft. Bayllner Capri. 1974Dodge. 318 V-8 48,000 I)RTHODONTIC Assistant. POLICEOFFICER.CHARTER WAITRESS, part-lime. 1981 HONDA. 500 cc. $7SO. ~;halr side lor busy pracllce TOWNSHIP OF NORTHVIL. Excellent condillon. Low Boat, motor and lraller. 85hp VIKING pop.up camper. actual miles, extensive Summer season. lIexlble OWN your own jean- sports· outboard motor, all equipped Sleeps5or 8. light weight lor rust. $350.(313)624·206t. 1n Brighton and Ann Arbor LE. Candidate must be a RN's/LPN's hours. good pay. wear. ladles apparel, miles. Shalt drive. liquid olllces. Excellent oportunlty cool. Adult owned. lor boallng and skIIng. $5,895. small cars. Excellent condl- 1976Chevy Pick-up Rusted. certified police olllcer by the II you want variety and (3131349-2723. . chlldrens· maternlly, large wllh variety 01dUlles depend. state 01 Michigan and lulllll (313)229-5069. 13131229-9822or (313)229-5307tlon, $1,000.(517)548-5357. S500as Is (517)546-2999 flexibility. we havethe Joblor WANTED:100overweight and sizes, pellle, dancewear, Ing on skills. Experience or other departmental selecllon 1981YAMAHA Special. Very after4 p.m. 1976FORDF·tSOXLT Ranger, 'CDA required. Please call youl We are hiring for all underweight people, to make accessories or bridal shop. 1985 21 ft. Four Wins. 215 220 Vehicle Parts requirements. Starting salary shifts lor hospllal staffing In money and leel great. Call Jordache, Chic, Lee, Levi, low miles, $900. (313)4374U3. with camper top. $895 (313l761-9600. S19,904. Appllcallons are 1982HONDA V45 sabre 7SO. santara with CUddy cabin, & SeAlce, (517)548-2874evenln_gJi-'.-_ Ann Arbor. One year 01 Matt 0 r Mar y Ann e Izod, Gltano, Guess. Calvin under 50 hours. Many OUTSIDE worker lor lawn availableIrom July 28,1988to (517)S48-lIFE. Klein, sergio Valente, Evan good condillon, $1,000IIrm. =,.,...,,.,----...,-,,.,...,,---,- 1976 FORD crewcap, good options. Must sell. maintenance and general. July 31. 1988at the Charter experience and Michigan Picone, Liz Claiborne. After 6:30.(517)548-1422. IIres. (517)548-9292. license required. Call WANTED: Full or part·llme Members Only, Gasoline, 13131229-2710. Apply In person at: Pontrall Township of Northville Pollee ;982 Honda 4SOCustom. New Department, 41600Six Mile (313)973-9111between 9 a.m. h~lp. nlg,hts and days Healthtex, over 1000others. 20 ft. pontoon with 55 h.p. 19n Chevy. Short box, new Apartments on Ponllac Trail In July, 1984. 2,500 miles, 350, power steering, power InSouth Lyon. Road, Northville, during the and 12noon, Tuesday-Friday 0 Connor s Dell. Appl~' S14,3OOto S25,900Inventory. Chrysler motor. S1,500. lor appointment. between 2-5p.m. 8028 West training, IIxtures, grand showroom condlllon. Sl,ooo. brakes, automatic, new hres, hours 01 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. (313)229-8738evenings. (517)548-7581. PAINTERS helpers. Some SALES Purchasing lor last Grand River, Woodland opening etc... Can open 15 sharp. Sl,750.(517)546-5816 - experience necessary Appllcallons must be 24FT. Crest Pontoon wllh 10 paced. high energy Manulac- Plaza.Brighton. day s. Mr. K e e n an, 1982Kawasaki KD-80. Excel· 1978CHEV LUV pick-up with prelerred. Own transporta. completed and returned by hp. motor. 13131632·7364. August 1, 1988. CHARTER luring Company. Non- WANTED: Full-time Medical ~(3O::::5:!.)8=:78-3639.::..::=:..._--''-- __ lent condillon. 1325 or best cab. Good condllion, low tlon. Pay commensurates. oller. (517)548-5282. 24FT. Lone Star aluminum miles, new IIres. amlfm Leave message: TOWNSHIPOF NORTHVILLE smokers only. To work as Office Secretary and Assls- boat, tandem trailer with ISAN EQUALOPPORTUNITY Assistant to Purchasing tant. Howell, Brighton area ....------....., 1982Moped. Excellent condl· casselle. Must sell. $1,800. 1313j.437-10n. BUILDING LICENSE lion. S2SO.(3131348-1937. power winch, 105hpChrysler (3131685-2191aller 4'30 pm. EMPLOYER. Customer service Manager. Send resume to: Box 2455In motor, (low hours), trim and PARTICIPATE In a Ivolun- Flexibility, accuracy and c/o The livingston County SEMINAR 1982Yamaha7SOVirago. Mint 1978 Ford. 6 cylinder, 3 taryl local singing group as POSITIONS available. Wait- tilt, 24 gallon gas capacity, ress, bar person. and grill good allitude a must. Fully Press. 723 E. Grand River. Building trades condlllon, 3,000miles, Sl,8OO speed, very good condilion. ,lIlanlst. Some local travel. - homeowners vlexalr graph, ship to shore cooks. Novl Inn across the paid beneli1s, good working Howell, Michigan48843. or best offer. (3131349-3324,radio, 2-4ft. riviera downrlg- 1975Chevy, good condition. Call "New Dlrecllon" musI- condillons, and room to WANTED: Man to milk cows. - apartment owners evenings or weekends. V-8automalic. Sound bodies. cal mlnlstry.1313j.4n-OS52. street Irom Towncenter (lsrs, 2-3ft. downrlggers and Development. 43317 Grand grow. New building on Grand (:all after9p.m. (517)458-3673.. prepare for the 1983HONDA Nighthawk. 850 (313)231-1184, or Summer State Test. extras. S4,OOO IIrm. :PART-TIME Weekends. River. Apply In person. Oaks Drive, Grand River area WANTED.Odd job person lor cc. New In 1985. Lots 01 (313187U603. (3131459-1138. Person to work with hand- n~ar Ice arena. Send resume I.a r m. 16 0 r 0 Ide r Limited enrollment. 1978 ~ ton Chevy pickup. 13131349-1438. extras. Sl,850.(3131349-5533. 25 FOOT aluminum pontoon Icapped women In Mlllord to. Assistant, P.O. Box 560, (~17)548-1829 Seven years camper special. 350V·8,aulo- Jorster care home. Good PRESCHOOLteacher. Must experience. 1983Honda V65 magna. Low with 40horsepower Evlnrude. have 2 years early elemen- Howell, Michigan 48843. V.i:A7fN==T~r":el;:la:::b';'ie-h:-e"'l-p-o-n-h-0-rS-l!' miles. many extras. S2,700or $2 •800 0 r be sto" e r. '""A-U"'T""'O""'M-'-A'""'T""I""C""S-:-s-ta-n-d-a-rd malic, dual tanks, bucket driving record. 13131685-7845. Instructor. seats, am·lm stereo, $1.200 tary educalion. Lucky Duck SALESposlllon now open lor I,um. Hartland (3131632-5336 best offer. (3131632-5370. (313)498-2015. transmissions, 4x4 transler PART-TIME recepllonlsllty- Michigan's largest lurnlture ' . (517)634-9983. Nursery. Send resume to: Jim Klausmeyer 1984ATC 2OOS.Good condl· 40 gallon plastic barrels, cases, Iront wheel drive. plstlor family service agency chain. Apply In person at 3500WELDERS and fillers. Full 1983 CHEVY Heavy Half Diana Gentry, 6241 East E.GrandRlver,Howell. t!me, Monday thru saturday_ 887·3034 lion. S650 or best oller. perfect lor rafts or docks. $15 We rebuild. you Install. All begmnlng September. Call Grand River, Brighton, MI. or 4 8 , 5 0 0 (313)227-2151. SECRETARIALGood 7 a.m. to 4:30p.m. 18guage tc, Sponsored by Novl (517)223-9797. each. 8x8 SWImrafts. $285. work guaranteed. Call call (517)548-3260. . . typing. V, inch plate experience Communlly Education (517)548-8827. 13131229-9259.Most rebullts Miles. SS,OOO.Call mornings 1984 HARLEY DAVIDSON (313)629-2134.. PART-TIME olflce help. PRODUCTION job. Full- IIlIng. Shorthand and dicta· required. Call lor appoint.. ~12OO FXRDG. Beauliful factory Permanent position. phone a plus.(517)S48-6S70. rqent (3131437-4188. L...... :....I 55 h.p. Mercury, 1978. 2 ;,:fr:om:.:S:l65::. 1983 Ford Ranger. Stereo, lime/part-time. entry posl· custom. (313)229-6375. tanks, 2 props. Runs very r =====~ 151ij546-6570. SECRETARY. Full·tlme, - WANTED 100 overweight dual tanks, excellenl condi- tlon. Assembly. packaging, 1984 HONDA ATC 200. New well. $9SO.(3131878-6947. PART-TIME bartender soldering, grazing. No exper- 6Owpm,hlghschool graduate, YARD men wanted 101' people to try new Herbal AP Mufflers lion, $4,495.(517)548-0359 non-smoker on M-59ln White construcllon company. mus'. product and make $S. tires and brakes. Good 82-16 Superhawk. 40 horse needed. Apply Pit Stop Ience necessary. will train. condillon. SSSO.Call after 8:30 1984 DODGE Pick-up 4x4 Lounge, 45701Grand River. L a k e Tow n s hip have challeur license. $300a, (313)231-3740. mercury. Shorelander trailer, 95 SS.ooper hour plus benelils. (517)546-6025. $3,500.(517)548-1357. $17 JB7FK54JXEY401813. Bids' Nov\. R & 0 Enterprises. 19430 (3131698-3200. • ~~:~ia'::~~I~~~~f3~:.vS:~~1 ::Y'=07.U:==R~O:::W7::':N--:A""V:-::O""N"""'B~U""I=-S- being taken. Conlact Ray or 1984 Honda CR60. Excellent Gerald,Northville. SECURITY Guard. Large NESS IS money In the bank! BASS Tracker 3. Trolling Jerry. New Century Bank, PART-TIME Help wanted condition. $SOO.13131349-3432.motor. 40 h.p. Mariner midnight shill. Apply at PRODUCTIONPERSONNEL condominium assoclallon In 166 Help Wanted Sales Start selling, Start saving. Exhaust Pipes (517)546-3410. the Northville area Is now Call Linda:(313)363-4033. 1984Kawasaki KX125.Looks engine. Low hours. Lots of Howell StandardStallon. 1175 Trainee positions. SS.35per extras. $3,800.(517)223-8174. Tail Pipes 1984Ranger.Excellent condI- PinckneyRoad,Howell MI. hour to start. Fracllonal math accepllng applications. AREA MANAGERSNEEDED - and runs great. S750. tion. S3,800 or besl. (517)546-2288. BOAThoist. Excellent condi- PART-TIME Olllce work lor required. Mechanical aptI- Hours are 1-9p.m.5 days per ~OR NEW"PA,RTY PLANS ~70 Situations Wanted (3131437-0836. tude Is valuable.Apply at: 317 week. Position requires CANDLES IS a perfecl: I 19853 wheeler 250R Honda. tion, Isteel). S600. last paced, high energy weekend work. SSper hour. ground lloor opportunity, 10" *,LL dirty houses. Feeling (3131878-5863. 50% Off List 1985 Chevy S-10. Power Manulacturlng Company. Catrell, Howell. Excellent condition. steering. 4 speed, amlfm, Must have cycle license lor those who love beau1lful: ,eglected? Have your owner (313)887-MSB. BOAT Tops. Covers, and Must be Ilexlble. accurate PROGRAM Director. MinI- scooter patrol. Preler mature candles. Brass and wood' ,;all me. I'll clean you. sliding glass. large luel tank, and enjoy a variety 01work. mum 60 semester hours, 1985 Honda 200X three- Seats custom made or No\"j Auto Parts rust-plooled, 10,000 miles. adult. Call, (3131349-4006for sconces. candle holders, and' (~.3.:.:13~)229-~~2336~::,,'_..,...-_,.....,....,... wheeler. Showroom condl- professionally repaired. Non-smokers only. Excellent Including 12 hours 01 Early Interview. candle accessories. We offer' IBABYSITIING, Iree break· 43131 Gra·nd.River $6,200.(517)546-4334. working conditions. New lion. less than SO hours. CallA.T.S.(517)548-3470. Childhood Development.Call SEEKING mature reliable weekly paychecks.lree train·· ·Iast. large play area. 349-2800 1985 Suburban Silverado. building on Grand Oaks (517)546-2600. $1.200. (313)624-5843,after COVERScustom made to fit Loaded, trailering package, Drive, Grand River area near woman to provide lOVing lng, samp!e klls, catalogues. I' 0 n - s m 0 k e r, CPR. 5 p.m. boat, car, etc. Lake View PROGRAMMER-STEEL child care lor 2 children. and supplies. No.cashInvest- '.~31.:.:3:!.:)23~1-:.:196S~::...__ ...,....,....._ excellent condl\lon, $12,900 Ice arena. Send resume to: FABRICATORneeds aggres- 1985 Honda ATC 2SOSX. Covers. 13131449·8906 AUTOMOBILES, Vans, (313)227-5457. Part-Time, P.O. Box 560, Light transportation and mentl FantasM hostess BABYSITIER wanted In my evenings. trucks from complete inter- sive Individual to program housekeeping. References program. A~k aboutlree trip Ilome. lor 2 year old. 2 to 3 Excellent condllion. $1.2SO. Howell, Michigan 48843. and set up machine tool 13131437-6397. Iors to small trim repairs. 233 4 Wheel Drive required. Approximately 20 to Hawaii. Call collect. ,:lays. Relerences preferred. CallA.T.S.(517)S48-3470. Vehicles PART-timeposition Including equipment Including CNC hours per week. 4 days per (3131476-6228or (313)694-2449.11A1I~ordarea. (313)684-54251985 Honda ATC 200-S. Ex- weekends. Apply In person. Punching Equipment. Applic- cellent condition. S875. CAP lor pickup trUCk. Will week. S2.25 per hour. .Jnllinoon:::. _ trade lor gun or etc ... .Marshall's Movleworld. 2373 ants should have some (313)229-5517. ARTSALESREP 13ABYSITIING by mature 13131437-6397. Wesl Grand River. Brighton. related shop experience (3131685-2649. SEMI Rellrees or Retirees' Convert your spare time Inte. non-smoking mother In 1985Kawaskl Ninja 600.Adult PART lime cook lor SObed along with strong math l owned. 1.600 miles. background. Excellent Novi area. Looking lor 5 or Ii a prolltable experience. Sell loving home atmosphere. 10 nursing home. Days and mature persons to provide a limited edlllon etched marble IlAlle and Wixom Road. showroom condition. $2.7SO. aflernoons. Apply West opportunity lor person who is (313)348-3575. staff lor 24 hour Operallons art to prolesslonals, Indlvldu·- 1.•:.3~13::!134:;:9-.:35:::28=-.--,=---:,..---., ~~7.-=:7---:=:'""'"""'=-= Winds Nursing Home, 10765 willing to work and learn. als. and organizations. Nc' ". .:0 (313)624-2410. Control in a luxury Apartment experience necessary Call CHILD care. Expenenced 1985 Yamaha ATC YT~. Bogie Lake Road. Union Childs bike. Excellenl condl- Lake.1313l363-94oo. Complex In Novl. Dulles (313)591-9104after 6 pm' - mom. Old 23and Hyne Road. Include: Dealing wllh public . . (3131227.0726. lion. $425.13131437-6397. PART time machinist wllh WELDER and monitoring 01 survel- AVON Rep~esentalove!; E'.:X~P:!.E=:=R::':'i"':E:.:cN:::C:.:cE-D-h-o-m-e-h-e-al-lh1988 BIG Red 250, three own tools. Mig and tig Medium sized manulacturer lance systems, phone and needed lor Livingston area aid male desires live in with wheeler. Less than 10 hours located In Wixom has Imme- production welder trainees. tenant compliance with (313)227~n4. 8:30to 10:30am. senior citizen. Room and on motor. Excellent shape. Weld-All Company. Oak diate need lor an exper- Moving, must sell. Ienced welder. Successlul regulations 01 the Complex. or after 6.30 pm. board plus wage. Ambulatory Grove.(517)548-3871. (313)348-0741between 9 a.m. only. Res;lonses reler to (313)624-1625. FORD C-6 automatic trans- applicant will be able to read mission, $SO. Heads for 231 PEOPLE needed to clean 1988 Yamaha 700 Maxim-X. blue prints. and have experi- and Noon. ~(3~1~3)634-=::::9900=:.:...... ,....,.... V.oalso $SO. (313)231-9041. homes part lime, good SERVICEstallon cashiers lor CARPET sales posilions HARD working mature lady $3, 200. Like brand new. ence operaling a MIG Wire MAGNETIC signs lor your wages. The Old Maid FeedWelder. Fill out applica- 3rd shill 111p.m.-7a.m.l. open. Nallons leading auto wanting to clean home. Call (517)548-3815. Service. (3131349-5471. lruck or car. All sizes. tion at: NLB Corporallon. Apply In person dally to Tim show carpet retailer looking (3131453-4694or (3131349-4756.490IT. Sl.1oo.175IT. S9SO or Custom deslgne:l lor your PERMANENT part-time 29830 Beck RoadWixom. For at Hartland Shell. M-59 at to hll 2 positions. Apply In HOME Health Aide. Many best offers. (517)548-8141. jobsl With membership In needs. Call (3131685-1S07or directions call: (313)624-SSSS.US-23. person D.E. McNabb Co.. years experience. live-In or KAWASAKI19837SOSpectre. come Into the Millord Times, the Michigan Army Nation- PRO SHOP attendant, goll 312SOSouthMllfordRoad(l-96 vlsil. Call Mrs. Hull Black and gold. 4 cylinder, al Guard. S4.75/hr MINI· 438 N. MainStreet, Mlilord. knowledge helplul. Apply at: SET BUILDER at exIl1551. ~(3~13~123~1-;::153~1.c.,.,.-=-....,..,__ shaft drive, air shocks, dual NEWtakeoff GM alternators, MUM. Ages 17-24.male and Faulkwood Shores Goll FULL or Part·time. salary HOUSECLEANING- Honest, disk brakes, excellent condl· lemale opportunities. SET PAINTER $35. Champion Parts, Course, 300 S. Hughes. Set builder and set painter plus commission, monthly reliable woman. Please call lion. 4,200 miles. Sl,8oo (313)437-4105. Other benellts Include (517)546-4160. bonus, health care benelils. Kim, (313)437.5996. (517)548-2375after6pm. cash bonuses, college needed for the middle 01 scholarships and excellent PURCHASINGAgent. Exper- August. Call (3131349-8110complete tramlng. Ask lor HOUSEKEEPING_ Brighton. MINiBIKE, good condition, training. Call 548-5127 or Ienced In chemicals and raw between 9:30 a.m. and RlckorTom.13131227-4240. South Lyon, Whitmore Lake $125 or best oller. Jong distance materials.(517)546-6570. 6 p.m. Marquis Theatre, INSURANCE. Woodmen area. Deytime.(313)449-8376. (3131632.0717. 1-800-292·1386. Northville. Lile is now interviewing for LOVINGand caring Mother 01 TWO new Yamaha mopeds. lull-time career agents in 3 will babysit Monday PERMANENTlull-tIme sales Less than 100 miles. $400 the Livingston County area. through Friday, 7 a.m. to each. 13131878-3346. WANTS person wanted in paint and QUALITY SIX openings. S400-S800 week. Sales, dally commis- Full salary, commission, 6 p.m. Relbrences available. decorating store. Experience bonuses and ali Iringe WRECKED helplul. Apply 108 W. Main CONTROL sions plus bonuses. benefits including group Call Beaie.(3131478-2353. Great opportunity with estab- Company vehicle, strong Brighton. lished Howell manulacturer. insurance and pension OLD day care made new. :Z05 Snowmo~lIes repeat sales. Call alter plan. Call (517)546-8311. "Ready Set Go". Has full and JUNK PERMANENT part-time Diverse responslbllllles 10 a.m. (313)471-5696. 1980 Yamaha 300, 1978 check-out operators and dlreclly asslsllng Quality time day and allernoon SUBSTITUTESneeded In a Massey 440. 2 place trailer. IllIers posillons available. All Supervisor. Requires a prob- openings. Call anytime. $1,200Ilrm. (3131878-9319. CARS shifts available. Apply at: lem solver, experienced In day treatment program serv- PRINTING SALES (313)887-8284.M-59, Fenton product samples, automollve Ing mentally III adults. MinI- Northwest suburban printer Road,Hartlandarea. 210 Boats & Equipment Brighton K·Mart, Personnel looking lor sales person with CASH PAID blueprint layout, customer/- mum requirements Include RAMBO Cleaning Service. -;:--;-= Office between 1 and 5 p.m. experience In pnntlng, news- =-;;;;;==-= :-" Wednesday through vendor relallons. Good pay. an Associate's Degree In a Let us ciean your home or 12 FOOT Smokercraft alumI- (313)887-1482 related lIeld and a year ot paper ads sales or "quick num. 9.9 motor. S850. Saturday. bonuses. benellts with a print" management. Web business. Please call people oriented company. experience serving this (3131349-7605. (517)548-8117. PERSONto learn healing and populallon In a mental health and sheetbed shop. Excel- cooling trade. Entry level Send resume in conlldence TEACHER'S wile would like 14 Foot aluminum boat with WHITE Astro IIberglass cap seiling. Send resume to: lent pay plan, expenses, trailer. S2SO. (313)449-4936 posilion. Howell. Preler to: Quality. P.O. Box 500, Blue Cross, pension. etc. to babysit lor teacher's lor 8ft. truck bed. $400. Howell MI48844. livingston County CommunI- after6 p.m. (517)548-1065. recent high school graduate. ty Mental Health Services, Send resume to Box 2454. newborn to six month old ::::::.::.:.:;...r.=-:-~--.,...... -:- 14 Foot aluminum boat. Preler gpa 2.5 or beller. Call RASBERRYpickers needed. P.O. Box 343, Howell, MI. NorthVille Record, 104 West baby. 13131449-2131. (313)231-1701. 225 Autos Wanted (517)548-2114. Day and nlghllime. Ages 10 48843. Main, NorthVille,MI48167. YOURcleaning done for you. ~=:F~~7-=--;:-=-= on up.(517)22U4S7. PERSON to operate simple SUMMERjobs. Regionallirm Dependable. efficient. reler- 14FT. Aluminum boat with sound system and lights. REAL ESTATE: full-lime expanding to area has sever- READY lor a change? How ances. Residential and Tee Nee trailer. oars, seats. A WINDOWVANSWANTED excellent condition, S4SO. Part-lime. Need to be avail- prolesslonal salespersons. allull and part·tlme positions about a comlortable office ~mmercial. (3131878-5591. 19n-1982 able July 23rd through We oller private olllces, available. $7.19to start. Must with a pleasant atmosphere (3131227-4514. J. W. AUTOWHOLESALER August 28th. Wednesdays, higher commissions and and a good handle on the 175 Business & 14 Ft. Aluminum customized (517)487-2735 be 18. Car needed. Can Professional SeAlces 10 a.m. to 12 noon. satur· training. Please reply to: Box remain part-lime during Novi/Northvllie area? Real IIshlng boat with 4 h.p. BUYING funk vehicles, sell days. 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. 2431. c/o The Brighton school. Ideal lor college Estate resumes now being Evlnrude motor. Sl,OOO. used parts. AL'S AUTO Argus, 113East Grand River, CARPENTER. Quality work. Thursday nights, 6:30 p.m. to students. For interview accepted lull or part time. allordable prices. Decks, (313)227-5673. PARTS.(517)546-2620. 8:30 p.m. $20 per perfor· Brighton "'148115. 13131722-139010 to 3 IMain Call Carol Mason Realty, ask sheds, aluminum siding. mance. Call (313)349-8110RECEPTIONIST.Good phone office). lor Carol Mason, replacement windows, etc. (313)344-1800. 9:30a.m. to 6 p.m. Marquis skills, light typing and liling. SUPERVISORY Posilion. Relerences. Call Theatre. (517)546-6570. Operallons manager for (313)229-5698. REALESTATECAREER PERSON wanted lor lawn RECEPTIONIST/secretary. Huron Valley Schools. RUTH ANN'S Beauty Nook. mowingcrew. 13131437·1174. health care corporallon. Responsible lor training and 13349 South Reed Road, PERSON with constructlion Entry level. training provided. supervision of custodial We will train you and start Byron. Michigan. 228 Construction you on a long term, high site development experience Opportunilles for career employees, budget. record (313)266-4300. Tuesday - 14ft. Sears lIatbollom alumI- Equipment for a multi-Iamlly residential advancement. Medical bill- keeping, and operational income career. Call Northvll· Thursday. Shampoo, cut, le/Novi area, Carolyn Beyer num Jon boat. Very good building/real estate develop- Ing, data entry a plus. Part funcllons 01 the district. ~Iowdry$7.July 23-31. condlllon, 1375.(313)229-8723. ment company. Must have lime lesdlng to lull lime. Previous supervisory exper~ (313)348-6430.Mlilord area, John Beilfuss (313)684-1065.THE BOTTOM LINE 15 Ft. Fiberglass Runabout. knOWledge 01 excavallng Send resume to Oakland ence required. salary S24,07E ACCOUNTING SERVICE. 45 h.p. Chrysler. trailer. Psychological Clinic, PC, Brighton area. Nancy Hassi- underground utilllles, road- to S26,751.Send resume to Accounting. bookkeeping. extras, Sl.200 or best. Allentlon Elizabeth, 2000 Gerald Collins. Assistanl gan13131227·5005. work, etc. Send resume to: REALESTATEONE taxes, business start-ups, (313)227-5791. Box no. 2456,In care 01 the North Woodward Avenue, Superintendent. 2390Milford 1979 Internallonal aluminum EOE 35 years experience, 15 Ft. Lone Star aluminum Brighton Argus, 113E. Grand Suite 102, Bloomlleld Hills, Road, Milford, 48042. Dead· reasonable rates. Ray cab-over. Tandom axle, 290 Rive,Brighton, M\.48116. MI 48013. No phone calls line August 1. boat. Good condlllon. Older Cummings With 9 speed Schuchard(3131437-1070. 30 h.p. Evlnrude Big Twin, please. TAILOR or seamstress. transmission, air condition- PLANNER. livingston Coun- SALES WINDOW Washing service, good running condlllon, $900. ty Planning Department. RECEPTIONISTlor busy auto I':xperlenced In beller men's Ing. Sl3,ooo.Sell or trade lor RENTAL and sales 01 free estimates. Call (517)548-S3S7• dumptruck. (517)223-3501. Skills in economic develop- trim shop. Must be good on clothing. Full or port-lime. !J131685-1672.Ask lor Chris. phone and with people. Novl Northville. Chuck Lapham. construction equipment. We 15 ft. Rinker Buill Trl-Hull ment, grant preparallon, data are Interested In a sharp collecllon and preparallon. (313)4n-3800. (313l34~5175. 180 Income Tax Bow Rider. SOhp Johnson. aggressive Individual wllh at Excellent condition. S2,5OO. micro computers. and RECEPTIONISTwanted lor TEACHER/director 101 least 3 years 01 sales SeAlce 13131229-9054. .. zoning. Bachelor's In plan· hair salon In Novl. Part time, Howell preschoolers. Must experience. College degree ------'" 16 Ft. Hoble Cat. Sl.2SO.Jet '. nlng and 4 years 01 experi- some experience required. possess a minimum Associ· a musl. With a major In ence, or a Master's and 2 (313)348-3544. ates Degree and 12 hours 01 TRANSPORTAT:~ Boat with trailer and cover. markeling prelerred, We are l $3.200.(511)548-9256. years 01 experience RECEPTIONIST. Full-time early childhood develop- one 01 Mlchlgans largest reqUired. Starting salary poslllon available lor busy ment. Posillon starts In dealers, and oller excellent 16 ft. fiberglass 70 h.p. $26,600.Submit resumes by Insuranceagency. Must have September. Send resume growth opportunities and Mercury - running, trailer. pop-up' August 15 to: livingston pleasant phone manner. and transcripts to: P.O. Box benefits. Please send 201 Motorcycles $995. (3131632·7075. 6, seli· County Personnel Depart- (lood typing, and organlza- =~F.:o.;:':;;:;"::~~--.,.85.Howell MI48843. resume to Mike Kelleher, 18 It. salety-Mate Bowrlder. $550. ment, 820 East Grand River, 1I0naiskills. Work processing TEACHERSneeded lor monI- Drawer T. New Hudson. 1972 HONDA 7SOWlndjam· 70hp Evlnrude and trailer. Howell. MI.48843. experience helplull. Send tor. gym, and 7-8th grade Michigan. 48165.EOE. mer. Original 14,000 miles. S3,100. Must sell. resume to: P.O. Box 5400. positions, West Highland $7SO.(313)229-8902evenings. (517)54608141. 1972 HONDA 3SO. Good PLANT Northville MI. 48187.Att. P. Chrlsllan Acadamy: Hickory SALES Representative. 18ft. Starcraft Bowrlder wllh : .. • • : I • : ' : .. condition. $325 or best. . Cebulski Admlnlslrallve Ridge Road, Mlllord. Call Career opportunity In 85hp Johnson motor. Also EQUIPMENT Assistant. Personal and 13131832-7015 days. Livingston and Oakland 13131876-3732. 15hp Johnson motor. Both SPECIALI JOBSETIER Conllndentlal. (3131685-3484evenings. counlles as a Farm Bureau 1973 Suzuki 185. Only 2.500 electric start. dual controls, Variety 01 responslbllllles RECEPTIONISTneeded lor TIREchanger wanted, Exper· Insurance Group Represen- miles. I3SO.1313122&-9822or downriggers. plus trailer, • setllng up plant equipment to last paced Farmington Hills lenced In auto and truck. tative. Prior Insurance or (313)229-5307after 4 p.m. $4,000. excellent condillon. .. · run producllon. Experienced sales olllce. Must be exper- Good pay and benellts. sales experience not neces- 1973Yamaha125.Runs good. (3131231·2034. prelerred. Will consider trai- Ienced and able to work 13131348-5905. sary. Complete company ~295.(3131229-2485. 17 Ft. Aluminum canoe with • nee wllh mechanical back· under pressure. Please TOOLand die maker. master training program and Iinan- 1975GT7SOChambars. Many cushions and paddles. S275. ground. On the lob training submit resume with salary mechsnlc, Milford precision clal assistance provided. (lxtras. S5OO.(51ij548-4830 13 Pound trolling motor with and company paid school requirements to: P.O. Box machine shop needs person Candidate should be people- (,fter5 p.m. ballery, SI25. (517)223-8751 work. Good wage and bene- 2094, Farmington Hills, MI. with broad range 01 experl· oriented, ambitious and Will- after8 p.m. 46018. Allentlon: General Ing to work hard to develop a ; 978 Yamaha 7SO Special. nts. Send work record In ence with production equip- Uew rear tire lnd ballery. 1978Checkmste 14It. speed- •• confidence to: Jobseller. Manager. ment to Include set up. business with excellent boat. 65 h.p. Mercury opportunllies lor Income, t.ow miles. Excellent shape. P.O. Box 500, Howell MI RESPONSIBLE home care maintain, and operations. t,900 or best oller. outboard. With trallor. $900 or FINAL CLOSEOUT aide lor elderly. 25 Hours Admlnlstrallve abilities a growlh. advancement and . ~ personal salislsctlon. For \517)223-8174. best offer. Call alter 5.· ON ALL 17 " 20 ft. 24ft • week. Howell area. Exper- must. Call(3131471·2300. 13131227-4970. Ienced only, Relerences, more Inlormallon, call Mrs. 1979 Honda CRl25. Good SKIPPER (517)546-4218. Beno,(511)548-4920. (:ondillon, needs some work. 1978Imperial 1m ft. trJ-haul • KAYOT WORK TRUCK MECHANIC \0400 or best oller • with trallor. 12.800. RESTAURANT ASSISTANT 167 Busln.sl! PONTOON BOAT 13131229-2204, 13131229-48n. 'Great opportunity to work MANAGER. Novl area. 45-50 Mr. Rubbish Is looking lor an Opportunities DECK BOATS hours per week. 1 year 1979KAWASAKI KZ 850 SR. • with great people and contrl· experienced mechanic In all 6,000 miles. Mint condillon. ~.~~':: T~:~~: 17E~ No Reasonable Offer restaurant experience. A unique opportunity In sales It:~· $5449 bute to a genuine team effort. phases 01truck repair. Must Asking S950. (517)54&-084'.trailer. sacrillce, $4,800IIrm. (313)348-8234. to earn S2,000a month and a Refused! · Full lime. day shift, light have good work habits and anyllme. (3131229-8723. producllon assembly work. In willing to work nighta. Good company car. Call aller 8:30 p.m.13t3134~7355. 1980KAWASAKI 1000.Good a clean plant environment. RETIREDperson needed to pay and benellts. Apply ~:c~~~~~~Yin1?o~~~t~~~ • work part lime as a marshall between 9 a.m. and condillon, 4 Into I, S950. WONDERLAND MARINE·WEST Established In expanding DISPOSALbusiness lor sale. (517)548-1949after8p.m. board, Trailer. $5,500. • ('. 'Howell manulacturer that lor private Country Club In 4:30 p,m, at 3885 Stone Serves Fowlerville and truly recognizes and apprecl· Northville. Inquiry at School Rosd, Ann Arbor or Howall areas. 2 trucks 1980Kawaskl LTD. 250. Low (517)548-7185. .n ..... M 5796 E. Grand River ~'-Jo"nsan 1978 GLASTRON let boat. OU·.OAROS • ates your good work ellorts, (313)349-3608. 1400Pinckney Road,Howell. Included. Excellent money miles, excellent condlllon. $825 or best oller. Excellent shape, Call Between Brighton & Howell at Lk. Chemung • Good wage and beneIlls RN'S. LPN'S AND NURSE WAITPERSONSwanted. Will making opportunity. Call •program. Send work record \51D223-3840aller 3 p.m. (3131878-2147, • AIDES. Needed lor home train. Apply In person, Hoble Cat. 517·548·5122 • 'In confidence to Box 2452. care, stall rellel-allareas, all Rosewood Restaurant. 480n HEALTH Food Storo In 1980 Suzuki 5SOGL. Low \~:~~i, Excellent condillon. $2,850 Monday-Friday 9to Saturday 9105; Closed Sunday : 'c/o The L1vlnllston County shifts· excellent pay. bene- Grand River. Nov!. Millord Mini Mall Is priced to mileage. Sl,oooor best oller. 8; • 'Press, 323East Grand River, Ills. Midwest Home Care Inc, (313)349-1337. sell. (3131685-7371. !3t3)34W633. wllh trailer. (3131229-9380. Jr T BOA TS • rON T OONS • CRUlsr RS • Dr CK BOATS· BASS BOA.TS , Howell, MI48843. (3131227-4448. 12.0-S0UTH I YON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD T1MES-Wednelday, JUly 23, 1_ Z3I Recreational 240 Automobile. 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles -:-=~~"""""' __ --'-__ 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles Vehicles 1963 THUNDERBIRD. Callfor· 1970 GRAND PRIX: 45! 1978 Corvelle. Completel) 1978 LaSabre Buick Custom 4 nla car. No winters. Need', engine, posillactlon, 4 barre' 1980 Mustang. College: 1982 VOlKSWAGON Westfa· :.tock, excellent condilion door. Power brakes, power .Wouldn't You exhaust. Excellent condition Exeellent condilion. 4t ,001 he. Self-contained. 27,000 $9.000. (3131887-3198. steering, air, amlfm stereo 1979 FORD Mustang. 4 cylln. bound. must sell. $1,750 or Serious Inquiries only. miles. Call (3131629-6479. der, automatic. power steer· 1979 Trans Am. 6.6 litre best. (3131624-8553. Rather Have A mlfes. Great condition I Good condition, good trans· (3131871>-9221. (313'750-0484 1973 Chevy Monte Carlo. 350 1976 Grand Prix. FUlly loaded lng, power brakes. air, engine. Hops, auto, cruise, 1980 OLDS Omega, 4 door, good condition. $1.200 01 portallon. (3131349-8584. Superior Used 1965 Chevy II. 2 door, body automalic, ps/pb, amlin aunroof,andextras.$1,2500r rear defogger, air condillon, V-6, 4 speed. am.lm, clean,. 1984 Pace Arrow: 34 ft motor best offer. (313)474·2240. 1978 Mark V. $2.250 or best excellent, Interior clean. V~I caselle, good lires, lookl best offer. (517)548-3291. new tires and rims, am·fm $1,500. (517)546-0858after 5. _ home, 11,000 miles. Loaded! oller. (3131227·5281. Car Immaculate. $38,000. engine $1,500 or best oller. and runs great. $1.600 1977 Camaro. T·tops, 10.... 1979 FORO Mustang. 5.0 liter stereo cassette. excellent 1980 Pontalc Phoenix. power. (517)546-4290.(517)546-3091. (3131698-1184. (3131229-4425.mornings. . miles. 350 automatic, runf 1978 MONTE Carlo. low Cobra. Excellent condition. condition, stored winters. steering. brakes. windows .. Low Down Bank& good. $1,600 or best oller miles. 1 owner. Good condl· 1966 Mustang convertible. 289 1973 MERCURY Montego Rebuilt engine. New TAX $6,000 or best offer. locks and seats. Air condj •• GMACFinancing 25 ft. Mini Motor Home. Air on (3131459-0846. tlon. Air, automatic, power V-6, automatic transmiSSion. Mint shape with 66,000 miles tires. Must sell. $3.495. (517)548-2028. tionlng. $1,500. (517154~72O. ," roof and engine, fully self· steering, power brakes. R.cttlCy power steering, power top, Very minor surface rust 1977 Cadillac Eldorado (517)548-3744. 1979 VW Rabbit. great body, - 'IS BrouchaM contained, excellent cond,. $1,975. (3131227-6923. full PO~f ~tI hIt cruise p lockS white sidewall tires, red with Runs great has new IIres Electric moon roof. loaded 1979 Ford Mustang. With ac, great transportation fOI 1980 TOYOTA Cellca Supra" _IndO ...... & seats 0.11. $I\.rp ItQht tlon. $8,500. (313'231·2034. melall~otl,l' while toP. black Intenor. Great second car or restore runs excellent. $1.700 1978 PONTIAC Grand Prix W. 4-speed. power steering. student. $1,350 or best offer. excellent condillon, loaded. CAR Tow Dolly, swivels, $595. Asklno $1,095 or best offer (313'227-1618. loaded. excellent condition. excellent condillon, $2,000. (5171546-8353. Call, (3131227-6436 between. (3131632·7370. $5,300, negotiable. '12,995 (517)546-1791. (517)223-3823. 19n DODGE Van Custom $1,950. (313)3.48.9751. (517'541>-1441. 1980 CUTLASS Supreme, V-6. l1a.m. and 6p.m. FOR Rent. Class A motor 1973 Pontiac 400 Catalina. , Sleeps 2, sink, table, CB, 1978 Pontiac Phoenix. Okla· 1979 lincoln Versaille. Full air, new tires. muffler. 1980 TOYOTA Corolla. Air,' 'IS Calli Coupe home. Sleeps 8. Call after 1967 CAMARO RS. New 1985 "'(r' ..~"O ('(Ut,. air ,(lOOm,I•• 30S motor and clutch. Needs door, factory trailer package 50,000 miles. $2,000 homa ear, low mileage. power, air, lilt. leather Inter. brakes. $2,900. (313)632-7804. :ie~'(~:~)~;~4~ust sell. , 1OU110*ner 6 p.m. 13131871>-5346. body work. $1,275 or trade. Reese hitch. low mileage (3131227·1655. $1,495. (313)684·5755. FOR rent. 1985 28 ft. motor solid body. (517)546-6627. lor, 40,000 actual miles, good 1980 FAIRMONT, automa' 1980 Z-28. loaded, excellent '8995 (313)437·1351. 1977 Olds Regency. Ful 1979 Camaro. Red. Amlfm IIres and.new exhaust. Very IIc, 6 cylinder, 4 door. New eondltlon, 19,000 miles •• home, sleeps 6. 1976 Corvette. Silver, leathel power. very good condition stereo, rally wheels, greal good condition. $4.850 or tires. battery, and paint. '85 Clefa Brouchara 1967 Chevelle. 4 door. Callfor: (3131437-7104. Interior. power brakes $2.000. (313'349-0628. condition. $2,100 or best offer. (313)684-5560. $ 1 , 3 7 5 0 r t r a de. (517)543-4743or (517)548-2939. " .. dr 4 erl tutl pc-.er lit 11ft crUlle nla car, $1.300. (3131632-6349• FOR rent: Class A motor· power steering, 350 V-6 offer. (5171546·2877, WII'l6o ....' lOCkS 1 to ChOOMt 'rom 1970 Cadillac Conyertlble in 1978 Buick Century wagon. 1979 OlDS Royale Holiday. 4 (313)437·1351. . 1981 AMC SpIn!. Excellent- homes. Reasonable dally or automatic transmission, all eyenlngs. showroom condition. All Looks good, runs good door. Excellent condition. 1980 FAIRMONT, automatiC, condition, no rust, deluxe' 18995 weekly rates. R&R Motor· condition, t·top, tilt steering options. Asking $8,000 or $1,200 or best. (3131437-1691. 1979 CHEVETIE. 4 door, 4 Too much to list. $2,495 or power steering I brakes, air. Interior. $1.675. (517)548-2033.• home Rentals. Inc., cruise, power windows, ne .... '1 'IS Delta 88 Royal best offer. (313'229-9822 01 1978 FORD ltd. II. Air. $1.50( speed, excellent condition. best. (3131878-3484.Don. amlfm, cloth seats. $1,600. 1981 Buick Skylark Limited.· .c dr va 'ull powe, lIif. tin cruise (3131878-9202. exhaust system, new brakes (313)229-5307after 4 p.m. or best offer. (3131227·7092. $1,250. (3131632·7133. 1979 Pontiac Grand le Mans (3131437-3641. Power: steering. brakes. *ue-.htels k>wml~S 2tochOOse $7,800. (313)437·5983after 6. from 1979 Chevelte. 4 door. Exeel· wagon. Completely loaded. 1980 FORD Granada. 6 cylln· windows, locks. Tilt, air, '9995 lent condition. $1,000 or best 70,000 miles, very good der, 4 door. air conditioning, casselle, new tires, shocks, offer. (3131437-4447. con d I t Ion. $ 1 ,750. am·fm radio. excellent condl· muffler. $3.000. (517)546-0074. '85 Mont. CuIo 55 1979 Cutlass. $2.500. 1980 (517)548-1633. lion. $2.100 or besl. 1981 Buick Skylark Ltd. Air. Y 8 autonatlC POWOf'sl~lng and b,ake1 BlAck wIth AllOy .heola Chevelle. $800. Atter 1979 STARFIRE, automatic, (3131624-8157. stereo, new tires and '10,995 5 p .m~ (313'229-9075. am.fm, new tires, under. 1980 Ford F-100. V-8, ps/pb, exhaust, !5,ooo miles, excel· JOHN COLONE'S 1979 Cutlass Supreme. coated, good condition. not 3-speed, new tires, great lent condition. $2,500 or best. '85 Clera Eltat. Wllon $1,100. 1976 Chevette, new abused, runs great. $1,600. shape, original owner. $3.200. .;;(3;.:137)685-",",=-:1-,-:10:...1,"::,;-;--;_----:':'::""::-- = (313'227·3148. (517'546-4290, (517'541>-3091. 1981 Buick Riviera. While, Everya~a~~= or~:::y~:::~f. paint, $600. (313'227-5979. 67,000 highway miles. loaded, '9995 all options. Needs minor USED CAR SPECIALS ~ paint work. $4,900 or best 'as DocII' 600ES Conyertlblt offer. (3131632·7228 after E...er~~~~~~e~~~I~~~ WIth 7 p.m. " 1981 Buick Century. 4 door, '11,495 NEW CAR TRADES V-6, amlfm, air, 58,000 miles. '85 Mu.tanl GT '85 Ramcharger SE 1 cruise, good radials. H....Ch*k. 5 sPf)Od.lull POWef, alt. (313'229-5968. • Alloy wheel, sunroof low I1981 CHEVETIE. 4 door. 4 '9495 $11,995 : speed, good transportation. '85 Euroaport Wllon (3131348-8298after 6 p.m. V~ au1omahc: alf pewer steering ,85 Shelby Charger 1981 Citation Xl1. High brAkes and loCks dark blue with blue clOlh ,output, V-o, air conditioning, 5 spd. turbQ casso & $7295 stereo, sunroof. $2.200 or '9995 sunroof best offer. (517)548-2682 after '85 Cuttaa. Suprem. ,5 p.m. .cdr Alla\alLabloopllOf\S lowmde. ,1981 Cutlass Supreme Puce to sell al '86 Dodge Caravan SE Brougham. Diesel, loaded, '8995 7pass.aitauto. excellent condItion. $2.500. $13 995 (313'231·2828. "84 Toyota CorollaSR5 much more , llttback 5spd stereo. alt,hke new. 1981 Datsun 310 GX. 4 door, bnghlred hatchback. Loaded. $1,850. '6995 '85 Chrysler LeBaron GTS , (3131231-3489. 1981 ESCORT Wagon GUt· '84 Clera Broucham $8995 , $1,400or best. (3131632-5699. .c df ,hit (:fUI,e WIndOw" toeks, wlfewheols '1981 OlDS Omega. 4 cylln· '8495 ,der, automatic, many options. Good tires. brakes, 'UCIe,. Holiday Coupe exhaust. Blue,. nice condi· All ..... liable OpltOnS low miles Burgundy wIth O)'Sler W'myllop ,tlon. $3.500. offer. Oysler dOlh InteflOt (517)546-2870. '8995 1981 VW Sirocco. Excellent 1 condillon, stereo caselle. air, '84 Cheyelt. cs original owner, complete .c dr auro .afr p b croth jnt maintenance record. best· '4995 offer. (313)3.48.5171, week-' I days after 6. '84 Pontiac 6000 E.tat. Walon 11982 ESCORT.&' Automahc lull pow"r air 1111 1983 Escort Wagon Powersteerlng I brakes. V1ft"'~~1roo' fack woodgrain stick, amlfm, clean. $1,900. '8995 2tochoosefrom (313'229-6204. $2995 1982 Fireblrd. V-o. 4 speed, 'S3 Toronado va oo*"r 'II avlll optIOns T·top, loaded, clean. $4,800; ~ck/w'dovl/l oray doth Intenor 1983 Pontiac Bonneville Wagon or best. (517)548-2150. , '9,995 1982 lYNX. 4 door, automatld transmission, air condition •• '83 Chryal« N•• York... Aitauto.p.s,p.b.&more $4995 lng, amlfm stereo. $2,250. Fronlwheeldflve allava.llable~ llOfts OOId w'gOld Ck)lh Inl (517)54&-0105. '5495 1982 Plymouth 4-door sedan. JOHN COLONE-CHRYSLER, Absolutely no rust. Cold air; '83 Gnnd abrqula LS lilt, power locks, etc. Runs « dr every avaIlable option excellent. 62,000 miles: '7995 PLYMOUTH, DODGE,Inc.~ $2,650. (3131229-a030. 1982 Toyota Cellca. GT •. I ~&. 1295 E. M-36 Serv,ceHours Excellent condition, loaded, 'S3 R'ltlICy ~ Telephone 878-3154,878-6086, 878-3151 J;n~a~"~~i~Y sunroof. Call (313'229-4067 or 2dr AI aV'ltl.b1eoptlon, 81.ack.tw2 after 6 p.m. (3131669-4998. be.autl'ul , < Pinckney, Michigan C-- . --- 1983 Buick Regal, 4 door. '7995 ~ Sales Hours; 8-8 Weekdays automallc. Air, cruise, many options, rust-proofed. 'S3 Ctlellrlty I Closed Saturdays July & A.ugust Full PO_.r alt, oreal '.mlly sedan $5,900. (313)437-3827. I •.;;-- We Don't Want To Be The Biggest, Just the Best! 1983 Cheveltes. His and '4995 Hers. 2 Door. $2,100. 4 Door, '82 Cuttaa. Suprerae $2.400. (3131227-5791. 20V6 automatiC 'Ir wire_heels, ulraclean '5995 '82 Pontiac 6000 2dr auto fuUpow.r'lf 14595 f) TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS . '81 R'IIICoupe va lullpO ... r air 35 ClOOmlles one OYlln.r '3995 '82 Pontiac 12000 H.1'chb,Acll, auto, p. Ilr '3995 '82 Cu.tom Cruhtr Wllon v-e auto 'I' powereverth4ng .,tl '3995 '80 EacIe 4x4 6Cyt au~o ,bl.aclf. malimanspeelJil '2995 '80 Chevy MonzaCoupe "crl a",lo ,I, k)w miles '2995 '80Pontiac B_de 'dr auto Ilr 'Ow m,les '3995 . ! '78 Pontiac 12000 .. I Of:~ 2CS, '1110 .. '1995 TRUCKS '84 510 Biller V-6 pO.. r steetihg and bra"es atf COtW!llt()nlt'lQ automallC It" crut ... roofracll TlhOlfltertor ,,,nnlno . I oo..rO' Lowmtle, Wt"te .. ,thrf)d Cl.>1hlflle'Kw '9995 '85 BeauYllt Van !SO va full pOwer dual.1f 0 .. OO.s&lOCk'8p.an Iu-Ioneblu.& 'II"8f '12,995 '85 Chevy5-10 PIcllap 4t)'l lu'O D" 0 b btdtlMf & 'l,pbum~r '6495 '84 GMC'Ia Ton 1(;., ,hell P' I) b '1eOtl"""~" •• tJ40lQe g()()(l (t6an WOf\. 'ru<~ '6995 '14 Toyota 4x4 Allthe "tun "~'OlU' eap .1\111& 'I'....'lu tont '7995 '82 ChevyColDMUll V.... ulO p, CUI rwnneng bo.Ird •• fltp bumpe, '4995 ;. - s••:BII/IlI,ng,n. I,ek J,,,"y., Dkk Lloyd ':~U~ERIOR :-'. OL05 .:CAOILLAC G~M.C. Gr.nd Rlyor.t I·K Brighton 227-1100 b Wedneeday. July 23, 1988-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NO~THVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIME5-13-B 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobile. 1863 CUTLASS Clera. 4 door, 1884 NISSAN Sentra. Excel· 1985 CAMARO Z·28 Iroc. cruise.air, am·fmPowerate reoseatscassette,door Aftelent 6condilion(51n·.'G506Muet sell • Tuned, porloln)ected, t·top, 1985 ESCORT. Air, am·fm n~~wn~ ~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~5=iE==- locka and wlndowe 'Price' --...!.- pm .,...,. 1. ! every available option, caeeette, under.coated, I '5900 Call after 5'30' 1884 Olde Clera. Bargain. 1884 Pontiac 1000, 4-speed, '13.000. (SI7)8S1·722S (3501n.0.~~~I.les. 'S.SOO. , 21'USE [ARS (Sin548-3316. . 'Must sell. Excellent condl. cas set t e, S 3, S 0 O. Ba.m.-8p.m. or (313)498-3220 """'lNOI 1983 ESCORT 4 tlon. '5,800. (313)227·9224 (SlnS48-2867. after9p.m. Ask for Larry. 1985 Escort GT Turbo. S '82 Chevett .mlfm casseite :f~;~'.ftfter 6 p.m, ThurSday or 1964 Red Chevette. Excellent 1985CAVALIER. Power steer· speed, air, premium sound Florida car. 4 dr .. 4 sP .. air, (SmS48-3916 • , •• er. condlllon. Sun·roof. valour Ing. power brakes. tilt. eystem, low mileage. '7,250. cloth. stereo. '83 Ford '85 Daytona • 1984 Plymouth Reliant aeats,amlfm cassette Sanyo aluminum wheels, 4 speed, (Sln223-7348perslstenlly. EXP TurboZ ~k ~:'::~' 6O... mllee. wagon. pspb, automatic, air, Stereo, 13,799. Call F41, tinted windows. $6,100. 1985 Fiero GT. Loaded. V-6, 5 spd., air. cassette. s spQ• cassette. P win· ooot '80 Chevette dow, hiland mo,e 9 9 appr:Clate ~!'900 us aee to $5,700.(5mS48-763S. (SI7)546-4190after 6 p.m. ~(3:;,;13~)685-;:::1:::148~'~---:=--=-=710.000 miles. (SmS48-4743, sharp. 4 dr .. 6S.000 miles. cloth, runs $1995 APR ofter (313)878-e658 or best 1984 Plymouth Horizon. 1985 BUICK Regal Limited. 1985 camaro Iroc Z28. Red, (Sm223-9934. great. 1863 'FORD CROWN VI 4-door. Ps/pb, great stereo, Loaded. $6,995. (313)229-5672 loaded. '12.000. (313)229-8496 f.:1985~J7'e7oP~CJ':-'7::-::;'Re::""n-:-eg::""a~d":""e.-;;6 $3995 $9750 ", CTOR· $3,450. (SmS48-2796. after 6. after 7 p.m. cylinder. 4 speed, cruise, '83 Charger ':x'ce~:~~e~on~~::g~ 1884 PONTIAC Fiero SE, 1985 Buick LeSabre. Collec- 1985 CUTLAS Clera Brough· hard top. Loaded. 29,000 0:ll~ 5 sp .. air, stereo. rear louvers, '82 Dodge '79 Dodge miles. 1982 ESCORT GL 'S,9OD. Call after 6p.m. tor's edlllon, loaded. '11,400. am. Fully Loaded. S7,900. (3:~~:,,-~~klng '9,SOO. clean. sharp. Power, stereo, sunroof: (313)887-9238. After S.(313l348-2329. l:(3~13~)88:=:7;...;.1;.;;43:.:.7:.... =;:.;:tyVor=..;;==-- _ Aries St. Regis 30,000 miles. Must sell. ..dr auto III 0 S P b Cdr 'un,oreat.p. p b. (313)227-6005. '84 Ford F-2SO Pick-up cloth •• at" low mil., air Slereo , I 1863 FORD Escon. 2 door • . Work truck, auto •• V·B, p.s.. • . p.b .. runs great $3695 $3495 $1395 ~' I ~3~i~~ac~'r ~;,O~~g:V:~: ~: ..... INVENTORY REDUCTION '82 PlyoTC3 ';.;F~-~~~~\ /;~rr:~l New tires. aIr. black & gold. _\-_,...... -",",,=,.---' ~~~~~;~o~r:n~';~ry '. ,. I JI $3495 ~- -~"'"" 4 door, V-8, automatic, air: • ~ ,~e SA L'E ON USED CIJIiI RS'• stereo. super sharp. amlfm, tilt. door locks, runs ..tle' ""'''''' ~ ~ l like new. No rust. '1,99S.· .,. ~~,,,, All Cars Pro.cedAt Or Below (313)878-3824,(313)878-6487. ~ ~ ~\e' . *"'r. 'f '81 Renault '85 Dodge ~ '.:. 1 ~o ~ ~....e\\ 1 Wholesale - You Must Bring LeCar D·50Pick·Up '81 Volkswagon Rabbit Casselle. trans. MUSTANGS, 11 In stock,: ~~~(/ • et.\~ ,'0 • TholsAd At TimA Of Purchase To With cap. p.b .. 5spd .• great $2495 1979·1984, 4 cylinder, 8' W1'~~\\ ~' special. good shape. stert-o. transportation. cyUnder,GT'S, T-Tops,more. \ ¥ii" ~" . Get These Prices BILL BROWN ',. 11\1\1" $1799 $5495 '76 Dodge Cruise Master Motor Home • U~~S - • . II' l ,". ~O WHOLESALERS. PLEASEI Range. bath, refridge .. sleeps $4144 '84AMC SIX. completely self contained. T·BIRDS, TURBOS. 4 to '81 OldsToronado '82 Nlssan Sentra Wagon 84 Century Lmt. Sta·wgn Encore choose from, low miles. very Loaded with options super Cloth comfort 5 spd. stereo One owner mint condItion Low mIles. good '81 Dodge Aries clean. clean. tape dandy little wagon. V·6air stereo and more BILL BROWN runner 4 dr .. auto .. air. p.s .. p.b., $2944 83 stereo. USED CARS $6554 $358447 $794995 522-0030 $3495 ~~ '84 Dodge Caravan ESCORTS, 1981·1984, 36 in '85 Flrebird '85 FieroSE " ~M;-~' Running boards. p.S.. $8795 '83 Skyla'rkLimited . ;....-:.• ..:.. _~ p b , & more. stock, 0 down. same day Low miles auto. air stereo Y·610aded with toys 9300 j financing. Let us budget a 4 dr. tu-tone triple power. can you believe it. mllee. Priced to sell. - -- '78 Horizon 1975 Tradesman payment to fit your needs. 45 ...;7Auto a.. p. pb If2Yan " BILL BROWN $5850 00 transportahon '1144 V·8Tran,por. '995 USED CARS $7995 $8888°0 '~~~:;;=~~~~:::-=~~.~~~~ ~::""~T"" • - s"ecfal rar,on speCial S22-0030 ~.c•...... r '84 MercuryLynx . '83 Horizon '85 Dodi~ Diplomat 1985 RenaultEncore TEMPO'S. all clean ready '83 Mustang & Low price low mileage low for delivery, 39 in stOCk. From 4 cyl. 4 speed economy Factory o'''clal. 5/50 000 Auto. ,t.r.o Rally 8500 55395 down low payment. with a smile, Red hot and ready ~gr.'ds.c~~::'e~~n~n.op b :.~::~t~·9t.:IX/~· m,l.s-lIKENEW $4.595. Let us budget a pay. $9495 $9944 ment to lit your needs. 00 44 BILL BROWN. $4853 $2995 $4857 '84 Nlssan4x4 Plck·Up '78 FordThunderbird '80 AMCConcord USED CARS Superkleen,p s. P b. 56695 Run.great.aor.2dr.. 51895 Auto. aor. hit. p s. S22-0030 '81 T-Bird '84 MustangGT and more. coupe. p s. p.b. stereo p b 5995 '83 YamahaVerago Bright red t·tops super fast EXP-LN7, 9 In stock. Big Special Edition Black and super sharp. seleclion. Same day fmanc- red. Ing. $959 80 BILL BROWN Special Price $8995 USED CARS 522-0030 '84 Chev.MonteCarlo '79 K-5Blazer fclliwsi.m] BRIGHTON STATION WAGONS. Small, '85 Celebrity L Medium. Large. Nine to Nice equipmenlnice piice. One ownet OIce equipment Automa~lc aU' stereo. CHRYSLER• PLYMOUTH choose from. nice color. ~ DODGE BILL BROWN 44 USED CARS $7991 Price Reduced $3995 9827 E. Grand River, Brighton S22-0030 [ii_ MGB, 1980, Converllble '86 LazerX/TTurbo '85 GrandAm '85 Topaz . PlymoulFi \ 229-4100 Roadster. 45.000 miles. come 8000 miles every option T· 1 ownet nice equipment 4 doo( automallc air & get it! '2.995. BILL BROWN tops. New 116~OO- Our Price low price. stereo power. USED CARS 522-0030 38 $13,400 $7995°~ $6850 1~ Plymouth Turlsmo. Front . '85 Escort wheel drive, S speed trans· '83 BuickLeSabre Beautiful Burgandy hOish 4 '845-10 • mission. amlfm. $3,99S. Gall Full size luxury car cyl. economy 4 speed fun! (313)229-9673alter 5 p.m •• Pick-Up 1984 CAVALIER Type 10, 2 22 $6949 $508840 door,5-41 sport suspension, -.:' air. amlfm stereo. One V-6automatic stereo owner. $4,800. (Sm54&-3565 '85 ChevyVan cassette and more. after6 pm. '85 Delta 88 RoyalBro. triple powet beautiful Ready for conversion load- 1984 cavalier. Power steering y·a burgandy finish. ed with everything. and brakes. amlfm stereo cassette. Excellent . condition. $4.600.' ~10,.14.1 ~599500 (Sm548-5168. -SAVE- 1984 CHRYSLER Town and ALL WALDECKER PREOWNED VEHICLES COMPLETE AN LOW FINANCING! Country Wagon. Full power, EXTENSIVE INSPECTION AND RECONDITIONING PROCESS TO air. auto malle, front wheel Offer Good Through October 1,1986. • ASSURE YOU OF TROUBLE FREE OPERA T10N. STOP ON BY AND drive, spoke wheels. 25-30 l.ET US EARN YOUR BllSINESS mpg. Excellent condition. VEHICLE LINE APRITERMS Cuslomer Cash Best reasonable offer. 12-36 mos. 37-48 mos. 49-60 mos. Alternative (313)229-2013, 1985, 1985-1h, 1986 Model 1964 Chevrolet cavalier Type - ESCORT (Excludes GT) 6.9% 8.9% 9.9% .$300 10, hatchback, auto, stereo, - EXP 6.9% 8.9% 9.9% $300 no air, low miles, '5,400. -TEMPO MANUAL TRANS. 6.9% 8.9% 9.9% $600 (3131349-3734. - TEMPO AUTOMATIC TRANS. 6.9% 8.9% 9.9% $300 1984 Chevette. Excellent condition. low mileage. rear - MUSTANG (All) 6.9,% 8.9% 9.9% $300 defog. $2.800. (313)229-7916. - THUNDERBIRD (All) 6.9% 8.9% 9.9% $600 1984 COUGAR. Air. all - RANGER MANUAL TRANS. 6.9% 7.9% 9.9% $600 power. V-6. cruise. am 11m - RANGER AUTOMATIC TRANS. 6.9% 7.9% 9.9% $300 stereo, '6,300 or best. • - BRONCO II MANUAL TRANS. 6.9% 7.9% 9.9% $600 (3131227-6465. - BRONCO II AUTO. TRANS. 6.9% 7.9% 9.9% $300 1984 Corvette. Black. loaded, $15,950. (313)229-9327. American - F·150 MANUAL TRANS. 6.9% 7.9% 9.9%' $600 Cross 1984 Dodge Omn!. 35.000 Red - F-150 AUTOMATIC TRANS. 6.9% 7.9% 9.9% $0 miles. 4 speed, stereo. - F-250 MANUAL TRANS. 6.9% 7.9% 9.9% $600 Excellent condition. Improve your We'll Helpo - F·250AUTOMATICTRANS. 6.9% 7.9% 9.9% $0 (517)546-9406. - F-350 MANUAL TRANS. 6.9% 7.9% Q.9% $600 1984 Escort Wagon. Loaded. Must sell. $5.500 cash. or CUSTOMERS ARE ELIGIBLE FOR FINANCE ASSISTANCE (REFER TO THE WilllOu? ABOVE RATE AND TERM SCHEDULE) THROUGH FORD MOTOR CREDIT '140 per month. 22.000 miles. family health (313)87&-2701. + COMPANY OR CASH ASSISTANCE FROM FORD MOTOR COMPANY ON 1984 Escon GL wagon. 4 ELIGIBLE VEHICLES SOLD DURING THE PROGRAM PERIOD. speed. air conditioning, rear defrost. amlfm, clear coat. • undercoat. 17,000 miles. and home care skills. Excellent condition. $4.800. TEMPOLX4DOO:R~~~~ (313)437-9600or (313)437·1601. 1984 FIERO, excellent condl- lion. low mileage. many extras. (313)449-4303. Call RedCross. $8,995* Plus rax. We transPOrtahOn lUXUry sound pkg • luxury Intenor. tlnled glass. road wheels dual etectrlcAM/FM mirrorcasselte.•. p •bodyslde. hit. ,ea, moldings.defroste,. hghl,peedgroups..Control. eleC!'Onlc-.. ,1 Great Lakes Value Package lumlnated entry. sport Inslrument. aulO trans. lugoage raCk cOnd 1986 T-Bird • Power locks. light group. lInted glass road wheels. \?Ower WindOWS. casselle air. defroster power seal. 1111. clock "'umlnated entry s~stem AOD trans. V·6. clearcoat palOt $11,995* Stock r~o 6F 31 f I 1985 EICamino eve 1981 LTDWagon Air. automatic, 14.000 m,les 2door. aIr Great for vacation '82 EXP '83 Jee '81 Beauville $8,995 $2995 $2,595 Only Wagoneer Van 1983 Chrysler Town & Country Wagon 1980 Dodge Van 1983 Grand Marquis LoadeclSpeclal $4995 $429 $2695 $7295 $3995 Loaded $3995 '3995 Oic~M:rz. SPECIAL SAVINGS ON DEMOS "Your Favorite Metro Chevrolet Dealer" 2199 Haggerty • Walled Lake ,.....------:-MON. AND THURS. TIL 9 P.M...... TUES., WEDo, FRio TIL 6 P.M. 14-B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday. July 23.1986 _____ f}) ------240 Automobile. 249 Automobiles 240 Automobile. 240 Automobile. 240 Automobile. 240 Automobile. 240 Automobiles ,240 Automobile. 240 Automobiles ------1985 MUSTANG GT. White, 23.000 highway miles, loaded. sunroof, 5 speed, ",n \.3f'Onta'ne 8~ extra care. $8,950. ~\'~ . • Os. (51n54&-0115. PRESENT... • 1985 Mustang: Like new. amlfm stereo. cruise. Must MPG selll Call (313)818-6397even- Ings and weekends. ~- -. 1986FIERO GT. Gold on gold. ~ ) - . Sunroof. loaded, dealer ~ArborDodge undercoated. 17,500 miles. Take over payments. (313)887-2811. SA,LE BUYING lunk cars and-late model wrecks. We sell new INVOICE SALE and used parts at reasonable prices. Mlechlels Auto salvage. (51nS46-4111. CONSIDER Classllled then consider It sold. DODGE Colt. 1983. Excellent gas mileage. Very goodoA~ 60MPG condition. $3.800.Vf (51n548-3260. over 7 to choose from DON'T WAIT UNTIL MONDAYI You can place your ad any day of the week. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday - Friday. Our phone room salespeople will be happy to help you. 43MPG (3131227-4436 8) (313)343-3022 over 6 (313)42M032 (51n543-2570 to choose from (313)685-8705 Rebates UP to .~Colt (313)437-4133 TOWN coupe, 19n. Super condition, garaged. Low mileage. $2.-800. $1500~r .cv - • (313)42G-2694. WE'RE overstockei:l with sharp used cars at Bucky's Buggies. 515 West Grand ~ ~ ~3 ~ River. Fowlerville. Come inm R~m50 a';,"e~:::~::'d and make a good offer on the"''' 37MPG car of your choice. over 25 Financing on the spot as low as (51n223-ll3OO. 241 VehIcles to choose from 5.5 36 mo. 7.5 48 mo. 9.5 60mo Under $1000. 1970 LINCOLN Mark III. Good IF YOU WANTED TO BUY shape. $1,000.(313)632-5699. 1971BUICK. 4 door, fair body, runs good. $150or best offer. NOW IS THE TIME (313)81S-9248. 1971 PLYMOUTH Fury, auto- matic. runs good, body fair, needs battery. $2501j) (313l81S-2429. 1972 CHEVY Monte Carlo. Arbor Dodge $350.(517)546-1916. ICHRYSLERI 1972 Oldsmobile. Excellent engine and drive train, rusty body. $150.(517)546-7837. 1972 Plylmouth station 971·5000 . 3365 WASHTENAW, wagon. 1961 Ford Falcon . .. .Just West of Arborland (313)437-1829. . . 1973 Caprice Classic. Runs . great. Some rust. S600or best '" offer. (3131229-5454. BRIGHTON CHRYSLER'S I)) '86 ~HRYSLER LEBARON GTS Ii ~ Loaded. black w/tan leather. air. auto .• p.W .• p.I., mags, cass .• tilt, $26547 * * ..5~ _OIPIY,E:" ,roi.,. SAVE $2363. JUST mo. ~O'ltlNJ.f I/'\~r '87 PLYMOUTH HORIZON 5 DR. Hatchback. 5 spd .• console, p.s •• AM/FM w Iclock, cloth lOt., hiback reclining seats, rear def.. delay wipers. rustproof. paint sealant. fabric protect. $123 * mo. '87 DODGE CHARGER 3 DR. Hatchback, 2.2 eng., 5 spd. trans., cloth int. rustproof, paint $154 * * sealant, fabric~~~protect. mo. ~t(~O'ltll~;O~~~~1' / FulI·SIze Dodge Ram Tough Pickups. And With 7~ Dodge Lancer ES.Someonefinally made the perlect prospectorpackages you can savean addltlOllalS200 Amencancar lor you Lancer,Withits grabby front· to S800dependlllg on the pacJcageand model you • choose. SavIngs on selected models arebasedon hst wlleel dnve, available2 2 liter turbochargedEFIengllle. '86 CHRYSLER LASER And a comfortableand tailoredIntenor. pnces 01~e items If purchasedseparately Black clear coati 5 spd., sunroof, AM/FM cass., p us more. ONLY $222* mo. '86 DODGE COLT '87 CHRYSLER ~ 3 dr. hatchback. auto. trans., AM/FM, tinted glass, FIFTH AVENUE)~ NO L(. - rustproofed Gunmetal blue. loaded! ! SAVE ) /tfONE" I f S - $I63$3 *~. - t}1 47 t:~v Dodge RamchllfQ8IS.Dodge'swholesomesport Utl~ty - Dodge ArIes It l1us car is the definitIOnof Amencan Iii_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_!!!!~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==-----=-_--.::..::,~·'I __ " velude SIts you ~ up there Youget choICes like l'Ml value.Room lor SIX Front-wheeldnve A tasty or lour wlleel dove. engineSIZe (up 360 CUI, lean - assortmentof opbOnSlhatlet you putlOllether the to and meanor cute as a pretty tough bunon •- kind 01 look a.,d feel you like. '87 ALL NEW SUNDANCE Air. tllt. cruise, fuel In· jected eng., AM/FM stereo, delroster, cloth seats, much more. $178*mo. The Dodge Boys wanllO clearout 1II1111elr'86 carsandtruellS. So nOW'slIIe Ume 10mate vourbest deal PLUS lIIe Ix10ly has IUlhOr\Zed• salewilli II1If55 to l5 annualpeltetllllQerata nnanclllQOf S40010S1500cash bac~ on selected us. IIIIlIt'86 Dodgecarsand trueD1ftstock, depending011 model.FiuICIIIg IIIDf llUlIIIlledbuyels lInugh ·Based on S800down forBO mo. at9.4%. ··Based on NO MONEY DOWN for BOmo. C/Irr'SlIf CreditCorp. DealerconbibuUonmay IIIIed nnal price. AsIlIDfdelaIlLHuny III _1Df lIle IlIdoly IUllIorlled Taxes hlle & plates not Included. at9.4%. Taxe$lille & plates not included. clearancesale! Buckleuplor aIely ~ BRIGHTON ~ Em ICHRYLSER • PLYMOUTH· DODGE I I 1295 E•.M·36 l~!ymouln; '/4 Mile West of State Police Post·20 Minutes South of ~enton Telephone 878-3154, 878-8088 878·3151 9827 E. Grand River 313) 229·4100 Pinckney, Michigan We 241 Vehicles 241 Vehicles Under S 1000. UnderS1000. VALUE$ GALOR~" 1973 Pontiac wagon. V-8 1976 COUGAR. 400 engine, ATTHE the automatic, power ,teerlng/· 356 gear, amlm stereo, brakes. S6OO.(3131449-2863. powerbrakes/steerlng, S600 BIG LOT! 1974 Buick limited, good or best. can be seen at 219 condltlon. new tires, $750 or National. Howell, or call EVERYONE RIDES AT fairy best offer. (3131878-6876. ,:,:(3~13:=,1878-:=382~7:,.:..._ 1974 GMC Suburban. 5200. 1976 Ford MaYerlck. Body In McDONALD FORD 1973 Baracuda. Runs good. good condition, needs $350 (517)223-9406 motor. $200 or best offer. • . (3131229-4411. E-Z-CREDIT 1974 lincoln. white, runs. :::19O-=7~6:':;M:+o':":'n:';-te---::C""a"'":"rl-o.--="'35~0 godmother's $300. (3131887·5623. 1974 MAVERICK. Runs. $300. engine, power steering and '84 Escorts '81 Escort Wgn. (3131437.1059after 5. brakes, air, (313)632·n16. Auto., p.S., p.b .. many ex- tras,7left. 197' MUSTANG. 4 speed. 1916 OLDS Delta 66 Royale. $3999 5 .. loaded. 73,000 miles. One 1699 Runsgood.S600orbestoffer. owner. Good condition, secret (3131229-9179. $1.000. (3131420-9039. '81 Escort Wgn. '82 Granada 1974 Mustang. Good body, 1976 OLDSMOBILE station good tires. new shocks, wago n, $300 or bes t 0II er. 5 5 eng Ine nee ds some wo rk • (517)223-8309 1699 2999 $300. (517)546-7837. ~19:::;76Fi:O""LD:-:S:'='M~O=BI:7"":LE=-=4-d"-- is 1974 Oldsmobile, $250 or best with power. stereo, air. ~:; '81 Buick Skylark '82 Escort out! offer. (517)546-2496. window defogger, and good 5 5 1974 Opel Manta Luxus: 2 rubber. $1,000. (5171223-8994. 2999 2999 :.: Don't let that "magic wand" fool you! door, super clean Kentucky 1976 PLYMOUTH Fury 4 door, car. 4 speed. am 11m Istereo manual $400. 1976 Chevy Luv She's tried to make us believe that cassette. Must see. S650. Plck.up with cap S6OO.1974 '83 Escort '85 Escort with a wave of that wand, she can turn (313)632·7761. Ford Pick-up with dump box, 5 5 1974 Plymouth Duster. 318 360 engine, manual transmls- 2499 4999 pumpkins Into carriages, mice Into aut 0 mat Ie, 5 500. slon with creeper gear. white horses and rags Into white (517}546-8263. $1,000. (3131878-9501. gowns: But we know she's just like 1974 Pontiac lemans Sports 1976 PONTIAC. Runs good, '82 Pont. Phoenix 'Mercury Capri the rest of us! When we want 'to Coupe, 56.000 miles. Much 01 $200. (3131437-3571. 5 5 It Is new. call (3131449-8321 1976 VEGA. Good condition. 2899 5399 turn a baby crib into cash ••• an older after 3 p.m. oron weekends. $ 7 5 0 r be s t 01 I e r. car Into a new one ... or change from 1975 AMC hatchback. Engine (313)685.9125. '81 Crown Vic '84 Tempo sales clerk to doctor's recep· good. Needs some work. ~19=76~v::::ol"='ar:"::e,==-31:-=8-en-g:-ln-e.-=G-ood"'":" Best offer over $300. mechanical condition. $400. 5 tionist ... the only magic wand we (517)548-3482. (3131437-3286evenings. 4999 $4999' hold In our hand Is a telephone 1975 A~C Station Wagon. 19n AUDI Fox. Engine and receiver and the only thing we Reconditioned engine and body good. Broken Strut. '80 Chevy Van transmission. Good condl- $200. (3131231.1649before 7:30 '81 Mustang wave Is our index finger as we tlon. $1,000. (313)632·7133. pm. 5 5 dial the Classified Department of 1975 HONDA Civic 1300cc. ~'9=n:=-B=-u-=-lc:-k--=E:-Ie"'":"ct-ra-.L""o-ad:-ed-=-. 3499 3999 our newspaper! It's like magic trunk, manual. smokes· not h I g h m II e age. $ 800 . lor running. Runs and starts (517)546-4334. '79 E150Cony. Van '84 Encore the way good things come true good lor parts. $95. ~~-=::.::"'----- for us with the help of Want (517)546-1867 19n CHEVY Impala. 1 owner, 5 $2999 Ads. And besides, we have a 1975 MUSTANG II 302. New ~5~~Wlr63.b est 0 If e r. 3999 tires, trans, muffler. Body ~;.;:.,;.;;...;.;..:;;""==-,.,,.,.--- strong feeling that's the way nee d s w 0 r k. $ 5 0 O. 19~ Cougar XR7. 302. auto- the fairy godmother makes (3131227.7928 malic trans. runs good. $750 • • or best. (3131229-2961 days. all her magic, too! 1975 Toronada Oldsmobile. (313)685-2718 nights. Eric or $1.500 or best offer. Don (313)878-6803. 64.000 original 19n' DODGE Monaco station miles. wagon. Runs good. best 1976 CHEVETTE. 4 speed, air. offer. (313)632-6536. great shape. $900. =:.0.===-== _ (3131348-5341. 19n Ford LTD wagon. $650 or best offer. (517)546-8154. .' SUPERIOR SPOT LIGHT SPECIAL 19865-15 Pickup .- Short Bed • 4 Cyl,4speed 1000lb. payload .. ~' • O~~1 $6501~~ 1986 CUTLASS I Ciera Sedan • ....,. NOW Auto trans Tinted glass Am-1m stereo with seek & scan 00 GREEI SHEETCLASSIFIED Air condlhoned Power steering & brakes Cruise control Electronic fuel Inlechon $11,589 '. plus taxes '. , nAcllon AdS." 1986 SUBURBAN No.662 TRAILERING SPECIAL. flEW RATE' • 10 WORDS $5~~m.reml Rate NOW Deep tinted glass 31 gal. fuel tank Air condilloned Tilt steering WEDNESDAY Below eye hne mirror Rally wheels $17 149°0 Am·lm cas selle V-8 Auto trans , plus taxes D.necall pla'ces your ad in over 64,000 homes • HUGE INVENTORY! ,-, HOWELL (517) 548·2570 HUGE SAVINGS! >- .. 227·4436 ,.' BRIGHTON , . : . 348·3024 ..... ,.iI: NOVI SUPERIOR " • NORTHVILLE 348·3022 OLDS • CADILLAC • GMC SOUTH LYON 437-4133 8282 W. Grand River' Brighton • 227·1100 MILFORD 685·8705 CLASSIFIED AD D,EADLINE '. FRIDAY 3:30 P.M. ~~~~tl=::JI.,I,,,... ,..,_ ..., "" ~ . , \~y.....\ i, ~: • • VISA' • ... ,-. 16-B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday. July 23. IBM 240 Automobiles 241 Vehicle. 240 Automobiles 240 Automobile. 240 Automobile. 240 Automobile. 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles ., ------Under $1000. ",,;=.=::=::=::=::=:::::...======;:::;;;;;;:..;;:::;;:::;=====-======:":=::::::::::::::; ------ 19n DODGE Monaco. 318, excellent condition, body rusty. S350 or best offer. (313~37,Sl06. 1977 Mercury Bobcat. Hot Buys for Summer: Dependable, good on gas, needs minor work. S500 or best. (313)3-48-Sl81. 105 UNITS TO CHOOSE FROM! 1977 OLDSMOBILE vesta cruiser, good tires, good TERMS TO FIT YOUR BUDGET - conljltlon. (51n548-9292. SALE ENDS AUGUST 4! 1977 Oldsmobile Starfire. Original V~ replaced with 350 V~. which needs IInlshlng. Now snow Ures. Asking S500 THERE MUST BE A firm. (313)227·6392 belore 2 3Q p.m. Ask lor Dave. REASON WERE NO.1 1977 OMEGA Oldsmo.bllo. -STOP IN AND FIND Noeds work on vaives.llllers. (3131437-3294. OUTW"Y 19n TOYOTA pickup with cap, runs well. new ballery and shocks. rusty, needs Iront brakes. S250. SUBARU 5 SPD GL STATION WAGON SUBARU 3 DOOR SEDAN GL (313)229-5591.days. SUBARU BRAT Specoalpaml. floormalS pinstuoes sound snteJd. rust proof 4 wheel dove. special pain! 1M stupes. sound s~leld floor mats, 1978 AMC Concord wagon. 6 4 WHEEL DRIVE rust proof cylinder. automatic. power (Stock No 1649t lStock No 1601 steermg. very little rust. 22 GL 1979 Cougar SALE 00• LEASE 88 •• mpg. Runs great. S995. SILVER PRICE '9729 FROM '212 SALE $9863°0• LEASE $20749 •• PRICE FROM (313)878-3824,(313)876-6487. SPECIAL PAINT, SUBARU 4 WHL DJlIVE STATION WAGON Auto.,air ONLY ~'395 1978 Chevrolet Caprice. S95O. SUBARU3 DOOR SEDAN (517)Sl6-7431. Rust proof. p,n strope Wheel moldongs. roof car'te' cassene SWeG. floor mals. mud flaps. pm Stropes rust proof fla'p red Front wheel drIVe. foOOrmats. Pill 51npes sound shteld. rus: 1978 Chevy Monza. body SALE proof. 00 lStock No 159411 good. motor needs work. PRICE $8596 * lStock No. 16451 Sloo. (3131459-0846. 1984 Olds Delta 88 LEASE 98 SALE $9929°0• LEASE $21498 •• SALE $8979°0• LEASE $203°5 •• 1978 Mercury Bobcat: 4 $193 ** PRICE FROM ste speed. runs great. no rust! FROM PRICE FROM 4dr •• air,auto •• liNLY $2895, $595 or best offer. call (313)437·3814. 1978Pontiac Catalina. 4 door, runs excellent. Some dents. S575.(313)8~141. 1982 Pontiac Firebird 1979 Buick LeSabre. Looks and runs good. air. S75O. Air. auto .• stereo ONLY $3995, (313~59-0846. SUBARU XT COUPE SPD GL 5 SUBARU 4 DOOR 4 WHEEL DRIVE GL 1979 Chevelle. 4·speed, Power steelln9. pOWerW1IldDWS. soec-al pamt. air cond,tooning, am 11m casselle. good body. sound slIield. cassette stereo. rust proof, p,n51npes. manna blue. Power package. power 51eellng. power WIndOWS.power door ~:o or best oller. Must sell. SUBARU HATCHBACK lads. soeaa. Datlll. aw cOnd~IOlI'"9. rust proof. PIn stnpe. (517)Sl6-6445.alter 5 p.m. COUPE lStock No. 1553T1 (Slock No 1621TTI 1983 Escort Sta. Wgn. 1979 Mercury Monarch. Runs RED SALE$11 49600 • LEASE$23916 •• good. excellent transporta- PRICE, FROM SALE$10 99800. LEASE $22826 •• 4cyl.,4spd. ONLY $2995 tion, air conditioned, every- (Stk. No. 16481 SUBARU XT COUPE GL TURBO PRICE, FROM thing works. S475. 10 (313)227-1618. Rustproof. PIOstr'OlOg 4 wheel dnve. sun roof, power package. pOW1lrsteenng. pOW1lt SUBARU4DOOR5SPDGL wmdows. pOW1lt locks. cfog~aldash. an condmolllng. CruISe 1980 Citation. Does not run. control, specoal paint. floormats. rust proof. IIllca red/silver Special paint, floor mats. p,n stnpe. rust proof. eltra brake $400. (517)Sl6-0014. call alter 5 SALE 00 * (Slock No. 16551 1985 Escort p.m. PRICE $5686 (Stock No. 16411 1980 Renault Lecar. Am/1m 2 dr. .. 4 spd .• stereo Y LEASE 49 SALE$14 998011. LEASE $32434 •• SALE *9369°0• LEASE $22270 •• ONL $4295 sunrool.radio casselle.Body good customshape, IL-FROM $141 ** ----J I.-PRICE, -, FROM ---J 1.-PRICE FROM ...1 engine not running. Best "GL" MODELS INCLUDE: . "GL10" MODELS INCLUDE: offer. (517)223-3824. "DL MODELS INCLUDE: Tinted gla$S. rear window detogger. cloth Intenor. M.F I, Turbo. electne sunrool, air conl'£S FWV plus $100 and t51 payment due at onception. 54,000 miles - .~ charge for 1982 PONTIAC J2000. Air. 40875 Plymouth Rd., ~ 0 excess miles. lessee responSIble for'elcess wear & tear. Optoon to purchase ,,0\11" ~ PL VlolOUTH RD and early terminauon prCMSlOns,"c1uded Total obligation m~ti pay payment am 11m radio. runs well. high corner of Haggerty g mileage. S9OO. (517)Sl6-4163 A~N N WBURGH by 36. WIth aoproved cred DICK MORRIS PRESENTS 1982 Merc. Grand Marquis 4dr .• full power. $6995 GREATEST TENT velour trim. stereo ONLY SALE I'"EVER 1984 Ranger XLT 4X4 VB. auto .• air. stereo. $ 7995 RAIN tu-tone ONL Y OR SHINE 1983 Pontiac Trans AM T -tops. lull power opt., fairings. stereo. black $ 7995 with gold trim ONLY OVER 300 VEHICLES FOR INSTANT DELIVERY 1981 Ford Van EVERY NEW CAR Cony. package. air. $ 7995 & auto. ONLY TRUCK WILL BE ON SALE WEDNESDAY, JUt Y 23 - SATURDAY, JUt Y 26, 1986 1985 T-Bird V6, auto., air. p.s.. $ 7995 AT YEAR-END CLEARANCE PRICES p.b., p. wind., sterebNL Y 1985 LTD Sta-Wgn. 6cyl..auto .• alr. $7995 stereo. cruise ONL Y lb~4 Chrysler New Yorker Full po. '~r, tilt, cruise. $8995 air,leath.. stereo ONL Y APPRAISERS WILL BE FINANCING Huge selection of colors. Instant delivery, on the spot 1977 Vogue 32 Ft. Motor Home PRESENT TO GIVE models, 2- doors. 4·doors, financing on any car or REPRESENTATIVES WilL pick-up trucks, campers ••• truck In stock. Highest BEONHANDTO 3 air units, generator. YOU THE HIGHEST PROVIDE INSTANT In fact everything that trade-In prices of the yearll micro~ave, storage ~29995 TRADE-IN ON YOUR Chevrolet builds NOW You'll never ever bUy a CREDIT APPROVAL. ALL box. mlOt condo ONL Y . VEHICLE! under the BIG TOPI Year- General Motors or TYPES OF FINANCING , end clearance prices now ChevrOlet car or truck for AVAILABLE: 24 -36-48 -60 Bring Your Title! at Dick Morris Chevrolet. lessJII MONTHS • • HILLTOP FORD rorrlG MICHIGAN'S LARGEST FORD- 1/2 Mile North LINCOLN MERCURY DEALER of Maple Rd., ATTHETOP-OF-THE HILL _ HOWELL 3 Miles West 01 ... (517 546-2250 OPEN SATURDAY Orchard Lake 2199 HAGGERTY· WALLED LAKE 624-4500 J • .. ' Wednesc1JlY, July 23, 1986 OurTown InOUr Town 2 Engagem~ts 2 • Garden of the Month 5 C! wItt N nrt1t~i~lt fRtcnrb School Notebook 6 • .' , " Making the most • of a water \Nonderland oyour friends live in ritzy sub- divisions. So they drive the .', latest Lambourghinis, dine out " every night of the week, wear -.::~::: Dior and Calvin Klein ensembles to , s . breakfast. There's a way your lifestyle can be the one that drives them • " secretly mad with envy. .' Latch onto a lake . . Although the amount of lakefront : '7 property in the Northville-Novi area is scarce, it's here, all right. And to a I large extent, the area's smaller j "'~ ;"''\'';,.~'. private and public lakes are still ~~ >:J: somewhat undiscovered. .' II' Oniy one lake in the area draws a "'5-~t ", " crowd that is interested in the cnter- tainment value of water sports ;: associated with the lakefront: Walled • Lake. The oniy all-sports lake that ex- tends into the boundaries of Novi, Walled Lake offers residents a rustic lake environment that's rare in the Detroit suburbs. "The recreational advantages of liv- ing on the lake such as boating and the convenience of always having something fun to do, especially when entertaining guests, is what I like best about living here," said Sandra • Phillips, who lives on Walled Lake. Many other small private lakes, often within subdivisions, in the Nor- thville/Novi area attract people, often because of the view the property of- fers. "We find that many buyers of lakefront property in Northville, such as in the Highland Lakes subdivision, really are looking for something that offers more than a view of someone elses backyard," said Jim Bress of Earl Keim Realty in Northville. • Although they don't offer public ac- cess, various private lakes are available for buyers in the area. These lakes include Shawood and Meadowbrook, both in Novi, Lake Suc- cess, Silver Spring, Crystal, Swan Harbor, Waterford Lake Phoenix Lake, and Highland Lakes, all in Nor- thville. These lakes don't allow motorized vehicles but offer privileges such as swimming, fishing, canoeing • and ice skating or cross-country skiing in the winter to private home owners. Lakefront property is appealing and romantic enough but many prospec- tive buyers forget to consider some unforseen disadvantages of lakefront living, especially on larger lakes. "One bad thing about living on a lake is the cost Involved," said Sandy Phillips. "Besides the cost of the pro- perty alone, you also have to consider the cost of upkeep if you want to put in a dock, a beach or just want ot keep • the property clean - everything costs money." Other problems that may be en- countered are virtually uncontrollable. "You are somewhat at the mercy of nature when you live on a lake," said Gary Phillips. "The ice In the winter can rip apart your shoreline if you don't have a sufficient wall to protect It, and when this water melts it's a real mess." • The cost of living on almost any lake, small or large, has Increased Contlnuecl on 4 Aqua-sporta offer a chance to make the moat of beIng on the waterfrontl4C Record/JERRY ZOLYNSKY • The wet stuff Living on a lake may make life worthwhile, especially this time of year. Sut living on a lake In style - now that's something extra. Our models Cheryl Lane and Bob Llbery, both of Northville, have the right Idea, we think. They're perched on Novl resident Jack Olltoin's 19-foot 1988 Four Wlnns Candia 190 Brougham power boat. It sports a 200 h.p. V-SMercury Inboard-Outboard Mercury Cruiser. Also a built-In bar. Cheryl'S swimsuit Is by Sassafras, available at Gantos. Her sunglasses • are from Laura Siaglolll, available at Detroit Optometric Centers. Bob's rigged out In flaQ-flecked shorts by Newport Slue, available at Hudson's. Mono-ski Is an O'Srien Alpha Centauri, available at Herman's Sporting Goods. • .. 2oC-THI NOATHYILLI AICOAD-Wtdnelday, July 23,1. InOurTown They're hosts It's Cupid's dance in Michigan celebration ByJEAN DAY Two Northville residents par- It may seem a long time away when we're in the midst ticipated In a training workshop for the Michigan Host Program spon- of a summer heat wave, but Valentine's Day has been sored by AAA Michigan in conjunc- chosen by Northville Historical Society as the date for its tion with Michigan's looth anniver- annual dinner dance. sary - the sesquicentennial celebra- . . The Feb. 14 event will be held at the Mayflower Hotel tion . . m Plymouth. Nancy Bohn has been in charge of making Lisa Ziavras, a hostess at the Novl reservations, society president Martha Nield mentions. Hilton, and Andrea June, an Instruc- She adds that volunteers will be welcomed and may call tor at the Detroit Science Center, . her or Nancy. took part in a 21h hour program along with approximately 1,00 other par- ticipants who will be trained at In our community, social events are among prime fun- workshops in the Greater Detroit draisers for organizations. Right now, Kiwanis Clubpresi- area through July, with 20 persons d~nt Geo~ge McLeod is seeking golfers to help support per workshop. local projects of the club by attending its annual golf Through this program, also im- 11 $100 plemented in Traverse city, Lansing, outing Aug. at Baypointe Golf Club. The fee in- Grand Rapids, Marquette and St. Ig- cludes lunch and dinner at the club as well as an open bar nace, hotel staffers, service station and all-day golfing, he says. Anyone interested may call attendants, attraction ~orkers and him at 349-3092. others who work closely with the public in tourism-related fields will become Michigan Hosts who will speak and inform people of things to NANCY PARSHALL, GORDON She's Redford band director JULIENNE PANOWICZ, do and see in their area. DR. NlCOLABLEGGI BLOEM "This person-to-person visitor net- work system will provide valuable in- . Mary Jo Marburger, who has.been a junior high band formation and services to assist the director at Klamath Falls, Ore., IS returning to her home visitor," said Gwen Coleman, AAA state to become band director at Redford Union High August, September nuptials set Michigan'S coordinator for the pro- School- she will be the first woman band director in the gram. high school's history_ Mr. and Mrs. Emil Panowicz of engagement of their daughter, Nan- Michigan Protection and Advocacy "Organizations, businesses and in- Agraduate of Northville HighSchool and the Universi- Bradner Road announce the engage- cy Jan, to GordonMark Bloem. Service Inc. • dividuals who have participated in ment of their daUghter, Julienne Her fiance is a 1977 graduate of the training program will be iden- He is the sonof Mr. and Mrs. Henry ~yofMic~igan where she played in the marching band, she Renee,to Dr. Nicola ThomasBleggi. Kentwood High School and a 1982 tified by the Michigan Host name Bloem of Kentwood, Mich. IS I?reparmg now for a two-week band camp at Redford graduate of Central Michigan badges, window decals, and counter Umon.She also holds a master's degree from the Universi- He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. The bride-eJect is a 1977 graduate University. He is a 1985 graduate of cards posted prominently for the con- ty ofColoradoat Boulder. Nicola Bleggi of Pierson Drive. of Clarenceville High School and a WayneState University Law Scvhool venience of visitors," she said. Her parents, the Irvin Marburgers of Whipple Drive, 1981graduate of Western Michigan and is employed by Legal Services of Michigan history and facts, basic also are expecting Gwen Marburger's mother from Pom- The bride-elect is a 1983 graduate University. She received her law Eastern Michigan. map reading, clear and concise pano Beach, Florida, this month. of Northville High Schooland attend- degree from WayneState University A Sept. 13 wedding date has been direction-giving and instructions on ed the University of Georgia. She will in 1984 and is employed with the set. how to use the comprehensive be graduated from the University of Michigan Host Information Bind~r Michigan-Dearborn in December are among the key elements of the Red 1986 with a degree in elementary training program, Coleman said.' j Peter Robens cited by the Cros.." education. The book,' donated by AAA.~ Michigan to all participating Her fiance is a graduate of Kim Morrison engaged businesses, outlines accomodations, Peter Roberts of Northville has been awarded the Southfield-Lathrup High School and attractions, dining facilities, enter- Joan B. Warren Leadership Award by the American Red attended Central Michigan Universi- Mr. and Mrs. Calvin G. Morrison of bachelor of science degree. She is a tainment, historical facts, Ses- Cross, Southeastern Michigan Chapter. He has been a Red ty. He is a 1985 graduate of Life 4404 Foothills Court announce the medical technologist at Valdez Com- quicentennial events and available Cross volunteer for 24 years, serving as aquatic and small Chiropractic College in Marietta, engagement of their daUghter, Kim, munity Hospital. transportation 'aDd other information Ga., and is employed by the Tooma who is living in Valdez, Alaska, to of interest to travelers. craft chairman, health and safety services advisory com- Her fiance attended high school in Chiropractic Clinic in Lathrup Tom McCarty, also of Valdez. The workshop is staffed by train~ mittee member, water safety and lifeguard instructor Kansas and received his master's Village. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. HUgh volunteers, many of whom are degree at the University of Utah. 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Applications must be received by 2:00 PM August 2nd In order to mall ballots. • Vinyl & Aluminum Siding Absent Voter Ballots may be voted IN PERSON In the Clerk's Office on Monday, August 4th. • Gutters & Trim Please direct questions to the Clerk's Office, 349-4300. • • Shutters Geraldine Stipp, • Bays City Clerk . (7-16-86 NR, NN) • Bows 380 $, Main $".e" In downtown Plymouth • Telephone ~220 Shop Mon,-Sot, 1()'9; Sunday 9-4 ASWELL MODERNIZATION CO., INC. SHOWROOM: 9450 Elizabeth Lake Rd., Union Lake 'Take stock HOURS Mon ·Fro 830 to 5. Sat 10to 4 in Nnerica. 698·2081 Evenings by AppOintment '. , Wednesday. July23,1988-THE NORrHVILLE RECORD-3-C Nature study course sponsored by MUCC , Nature admirers l(\{'klng for a sum- constellations. meteor showers. mer getaway can avoid costly motel planets. moons and sky mort ions are reservations and crowded campsites only a few of the unique features of by registering for a weekend nature this course. Julie Bartson married stUdy course. Aug. 8-10, at the MUCC staff members will instruct Department of Natural Resources courses along with wildlife Conference Center on the north shore naturalists. Dennis Hanser. a wildlife in candlelight rites of Higgins Lake. and nature photographer. will con- The weekend adventure offers duct the course series on nature courses on orienteering, nature photography. Wildlife biologist and at St. Paul of the Cross photography, back country field trips naturalist Chuck Barnes will share and astronomy, all conducted by his knowledge of natural history. Julie Marie Bartson. daughter of Ailsa Bieritz of Plymouth was the trained biologists and naturalists. Michael Best. science writer for the Mr. and Mrs. Lester J. Bartson of bride's honor attendant. The program is sponsored by Detroit News. will help out on the 16400Sutters Lane Court. became the Bridesmaids were Laura Pope of Michigan United Conservation Clubs astronomy expeditIOn. Kevin bride of Bela Frank Antal of Livonia Westland, Patti Antal of Livonia. (MUCC), MIchigan'S largest conser- Frailey. director of the MUCC Youth in a dOUble rmg, candlelight sister of the bridegroom, and Sandi vation orgamzation. Conservation Camp, will teach ceremony at St. Paul of the Cross Jameson of Washington, Mich. "Our goal in offering these techniques on correctly using a map Chapel in Detroit. They wore floor-length gowns of weekend courses is to educate the and compass. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken- yellow taffeta and carried yellow and pUblic and get them excited about the "Our weekend courses are design- neth Asselin of Livonia. white carnation bouquets. environment and the need for conser- ed for individuals who have had no Father Francis Cusack was Crystal Pope, as flower girl, wore a vation of our precious natural prior experience in the stu!ly of assisted throughout the May 31 full-length dress of lace and carried a resources," said Teri Littrell, MUCC nature and wildlife," Littrell said. ceremony by the couple. The service basket of yellow and white daisies. education coordinator. "It's an excellent opportunity for , included two spiritual readings John Asselin was best man for his The course classes begin Friday, everyone to enjoy a qUiet weekend selected by the bride and bridegroom brother. Aug. 8, at 7 p.m. and end after lunch and learn about nature in the which were read by the bride's Ushers were Frank Bartson of on Sunday, Aug. 10. several optional beautiful setting at Higgins Lake. brother, Lester Bartson III. He is a Plymouth and Lester Bartson III of activities are on the agenda for The total cost for the MUCC professor of classical history at the Marblehead, Mass., brothers of the Saturday afternoon, Aug. 9, including Weekend Summer course at the Con- University of Massachusetts, Boston bride, and Michael Bierltz of instruction on canoeing, camping, ference Center is $95 per perso~ in- campus. Plymouth. backpacking and Michigan travel cluding two nights lodging, six meals Tenor Dean Asselin, uncle of the A reception for 180 guests followed adventures. and course fees. An optional canoe bridegroom, sang A ve Maria during the 5 p.m. ceremony. It was held In MUCC summer weekend activities trip, Sunday, Aug. 10, costs $9 per the ceremony. He formerly has sung the Plymouth Hilton ballrooms. include the following: person. on television and with local or- After a wedding trip to Niagara For additional information' on the chestras. ' Falls, Canada, and Marblehead, D Conyours and Compasses - an in- MUCC Summer Weekend Couses , The bride wore a white satin Alfred Mass., the newlyweds are making troduction to Swedish orienteering contact: Michigan United Conserva- Angelo princess-style gown fashion- their home in Westland. techniques in the outdoors, including tion Clubs, P.O. Box 30235, Lansing, ed with a full skirt that extended into The bride is a graduate of Dorsey instruction in map reading and pro- Mich., 48909. Telephone: (517) 371- a laee-edged cathedral train. A bead- Business Schools. She is a legal per use of a compass. 1041. ed lace Juliet cap held her cathedral- secretary. D Nature photography - from tips MUCC is the largest non-profit length veil. Her bouquet was of white The bridegroom is a graduate of on film and lens selection to closeups state federation of sportsmen's and and yellow roses and lilies of the Schoolcraft College's culinary arts of wildflowers, this course teaches conservation organizations in valley. and business management. He cur- photographing nature. America. It is dedicated to furthering She wore a gold and diamond cross rently is Chef DeParte at the Westin D Field Trips to Discovery - a the cause of the environment and necklace which had been worn by her Hotel in Renaissance Center in series of field trips to a deer manage- conservation. and to promoting pro- MR. AND MRS. BELA FRANK ANTAL mother at her wedding. Detroit. ment area, a heron rookery, a bog grams designed to educate cilizens in and other natural sites on the north natural resource conservation and shore of Higgins Lake. environmental protection and " D Backyard Astronomer - study of enhancement. II.. A,.,...1 WELCOMEWAGOII ~ bppd1 ean ...... '_fMlat GREEN SHEET ,...... " ho", •• WANT ADS .. W...... CHURCH DIRECTORY ~ ~ .~tI". --. ....~.: ..~~1l. ~ For information regarding rates for church listings call 669-2121 '348·3024 ~ (1IIPA-772O The Northville Record or Novi News . 349-1700, • NEWLIFE CHRISTIAN CENTER CHRISTIANFAMILY CHURCH Married or single. qualified men 57885Grand River. New Hudson Mill RaceHistorical Village and women may save plenty on ('.4 mile west of Milford Rd.) on Griswold near Main. Northville car insurance with Farmers ex- Worship Services Sunday 11a.m. SundayWorship 10:00a.m. clusive 30/60Auto Package Tuesday Prayer Meetin~ 7p.m. Wed. Prayer Meeting 7:30p.m. Thursday Bible Study p.m. Come Praise the Lord Why not check with Farmers Foradditional information: 349-1724 Pastor Leo Beauchamp. 348-2265 Today' NOTICE .' / ~ OPENDOORCHRISTIAN CHURCH GRACECHAPEL OF PUBLIC HEARING WilliamTyndaleCollege Jim Storm 145N. center. NorthVIlle 12Mile& DrakeRoadsFarmlnalonHills.474-0151 348-2101 8.30a m.WorshIpemce 43320 W. 7 Mile "We Invlle YouTo ComeAnd 9'45 am.SundaySChool(allages) (across from Little Caesar's) CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF NORTHVILLE Fellowship W:lh Us" 11.00am.WorshlpSemce Mark Freer. Pastor 7.30p m.Wed.eveningsemce • Northville Douglasl.Klein.Paslor Services: Thurs. 7p.m; Sun. 10a.m. 349-6810 Date: Tuesday, July 29, 1986 EvangelicalPresbyterianChurch Time: 7p.m. FIRSTCHURCHOFTHE NAZARENE Place: 41600Six Mile Road FIRSTPRESBYTERIANCHURCH /~~ 200 E.Main St..NorthVIlle34Ht911 21260Hag~erty Rd. 348-7600 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Planning Commission of the Charter Township of Northville has Worship-930&II.ooam. (1-25at8 Mile) I~ ChurchSChool-Grades1-89.30a.m. Sunda~School 9:30a.m. & 11a.m. ~ )r-W.' s.,.. Sence ;.\ scheduled a PUBLIC HEARING to be held on Tuesday, July 29, 1986 at 7 p.m. Daylight savings Time at Worsh p9:30& 11a.m.. Eve.6p.m. the Northville Township Office, 41600 Six Mile Road, Northville, Michigan for the purpose of hearing the ChildCarebothservices-Grades9-1211:00 s.m. Dr.LawrenceChamberlain-Paslor Bible StUd~Wed. 7 p.m. public concerning a proposed rezoning application as follows: Dr.NileHarper,AssociatePastor Dr. RIchard arrott. Pastor TO REZONE FROM R-3 SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL TO RM MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL A parcel of land being a part of the S.W. '4 Section 13, T. 1 S., R. 8 E., Northville Township, Wayne SPIRITOF CHRIST , County, Michigan described as the East 20.0 acres of the South 120.0 acres of the S.W. '4 of Section 13, LUTHERANCHURCH OF NOVI r-vALLEDLAKE FIRSTBAPTISTCHURCH T. 1S., R. 8 E., Northville Township, Wayne County, Michigan excepting the South 273 feet. en MilebelweenMeadowbrook&Haggerty 309 Market SI. 624-2483 Worship.10.00a.m.SundayCh.Sch.11:30 Wed. 6:3OABY,Jr. &Sr. High Coffee& Fellowship.11:00a.m. Sunday 10:00a.m. Worship R-3 ChurchOffice- 4n-6296 11:15SundaySchool PastorThomasA. Scherger- 478-9265 Nursery Available At Services Northville 240 220 R- 3 OURLADYOF VICTORY ST.JOHN'S LUTHERANCHURCH Pharmacy C!50 230 CATHOLIC CHURCH Farmlnglon - nDThayer, Northville 23225GillRd.Farm. 134 E. Main St., Northville F20 WEEKENDLITURGIES 3blks.S.ofGd.River,3blks.W.ofFarmingtonRd. 349·0850 2E'.0 2~0 Saturday. 5:00p.m. Church474-0584 - Sunday.8.9:30.11a.l1].& 12:30p.m. Worship$Qrvlce " 270 200 Church 349-2621.Scliool349-3610 9:30a.m. RellgloYsEducation 349-2559 (NurseryAvailable) PastorCharlesFox 280 190 F30 I, ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN GOODSHEPHERDLUTHERANCHURCH 290 180 High & Elm Streets Northville C. Boerge~ Pastor 9Mile& Meadowbrook T. Lubeck Pastor WisconsinEv.LutheranSynod 170 Worship10a.m. 300 7~~'" F40 Church & School 349-3140 SundaySchool& BibleClass11:15 Sunday Worship 8:00a.m. & 10:30a.m. GeneEJahnkePaslor-349-D565 310 160 :E Saturday Vespers: 6:00P.M. Wm. R. WrIght: R.Ph. 320 150 R-3 HOPELUTHERANCHURCH FIRST CHURCHOF CHRIST SCIENTIST FREE DELIVERY IN a: 12Mile Eastof Ha~~erty 330 140 Farmington His 1100W. Ann Arbor Trail NORTHVILLE MIC30 Summer Worship 9:30a.m. Plymouth Michigan ~ ' 9<,0174 Nursery eare Available Sunday Worship 10:30a.m. 34" I~O V.H. Mesenbrlng Pastor Sunday Schoo~10:30a.m. . Medicine Plus , Phone: 553-7170 Wednesday Meeting 8:00p.m. I 35"0 130 Good Habits r- -- .... 0 Z , FIRSTUNITEDMETHODISTCHURCH CHRISTIAN COMMUNITYCHURCH Recent newspaper articles and 360 .. 110 I.LI OF NORTHVILLE (Assemblies of God) television news reports tell us that -----' ~ ~ 8 Mile & Taft Roads 41355SIxMile Rd. Northville ~ Rev. Larry Frick-348-9030 we are losing the war In our fight ~7" 100 U) : Rev. Eric Hamma~Minister a:" u u I Sunday Schoo~10:00a.m. against cancer. Although new and ...... Jane Berquls~D.R.E. ~tlO 0.. oJ> III Worship Services 9:30 Sun. Worship 11a.m. &6:00 p.m. exciting drug therapies are prov- 9" Wed. "Body Lile" Servo7:00p.m. 0 '0 '0 hurch Schoo~Nursery thru AdylJ9:30am ing to be highiy effective against a MID201 Nursery thru 3rd Grade 11a.m. Christian Comm. Preschool & K-8 variety of cancer types people are or .I!I\I 80 ~:::- I developing cancer more frequent- I MEADOWBROOKCONGREGATIONAL Iy than ever before. Tobacco use ~ ~ ST. ANNE'S EPISCOPALCHURCH CHURCH '4 400 70 ~ Mlc20 in Its various forms (cigarettes oJ> 430E. Nlcholet Walled Lake 48088 21355MeadowbrookRd.NovlAI Broquel • cigars. chewing, and smokeless) a: Rd.(S\; Mile) 410- 60 Phone: 624-3817 MorningWorshl1l9:3Oa.m. appears to be the primary factor . a. Church Service 10:00a.m. responsible for increased cancer - - ~ Church Schoo~10:00a.m. ChurchSchoo~9:30a.m. 420 50 :J.48-nS7 frequency. R -3 Rev. Leslie Harding InlerlmMlnlste~Rev.KennyonEdwsrds Cancer Is not our only preven- --- 4.1" 40 Mle \&)1 table health problem, however. NOVI UNITEDMETHODISTCHURCH FIRSTBAPTISTCHURCH, NOVI According to Alvin Tarlov, M.D. - 4530111Mile at Tafl Rd. .president of the Kaiser Founda- R-3 41671W.TenMile-Meadowbrook Home of Novl Christian School (K-12) tion, "It has been estimated that 349-2652(24hrs.) Sun. Schoo~9:45a.m. SundayWorshipall0:3Oa.m. Worshlp11:oo a.m. & 6:00p.m. 67% of all disease and premature B-I 'f0/1'" " Of'- ., N B-1 ChurchSchool9:15a.m. Pra~er Meeting Wed. 7:30p.m. dealh is potentially preventable. " - NurseryCareAvailable Ichard Burgess Pastor And 52% of the estimated 455 "" CharlesR. JacobsKearneyKirkby Paslors 349-34n IvanE.Speight Assl. 349-3647 ~ billion dollar economic cost of il- :>to\O I,) NY!.'!; ': lness In 1980 resulted from tobac- .!!J - 5[".24 PLYMOUTH T~ FIVE MILE RD. ORCHARDHILLS BAPTISTCHURCH FAITH COMMUNITYUNITED co use, alcohol misuse, drug PRESBYTERIANCHURCH abuse, automobile crashes and ...... ;..------23455Novl Rd. (between 9-10Mile) 44400W.l0Milo Novl other Injurles-ali clearly preven- o 10 50 Bible Sludy For All Ages 9:45a.m. I WOrShircServices at 11a.m. & 6p.m. \; mileweSIof NovlRd. table." Wed. M d-Week p~or Serv, 7p.m. Worship& ChurchSchoo~9:30am. & 11a.m. AlthOU8h prescription and non- At the Public Hearing, the Planning Commission may recommend rezoning of the subject premises to P.O.Box1 349·5666 349- RichardJ. Hendersol\ Pastor rcrescrlpt on drugs can help us live any use allowable under the provisions of Northville Township Zoning Ordinance No. n Kennelh Steve", Pastor onger, healthier lives, they are THE TENTATIVE TEXT OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENT may be examined by the public not enough. Consider avoiding CHURCHOF THE HOLY CROSS during regUlar business hours at the Northville Township Office, 41600 Six Mile Road, Northville, FIRSTBAPTISTCHURCH OF tobacco using alcohol In modera· Michigan on regular business days of said oHlce through July 29, 1986. EPISCOPAL tlon If at all,always wearing seat NORTHVILLE PAT WRIGHT, CHAIRPERSON 10Mile betwoen Taft & Beck Novl 217N.Wln~ 349-1020 belts. obtaining resular exercise CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF NORTHVILLE Phone349-1175 Dr. ames H. Luthe~Paator Ilatlng a balanced let that Is low ", PLANNING COMMISSION I Services: Saturday 5:00p.m. Sunday Worshl1l11 a.m. & 6:30p.m. In sodium and high In fiber, and Sund~ 8:00a.m. & 10:00a.m. Wed. 7:30AWAN4.7:30Prayer Service • (7-2,7-23-86, NR) , orshlp & School using medicines only when Tho Rev. Leslie F. Harding SundaySchool 9:45a.m. needed. 4-C- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wedn .. C1IY,July II, ,lie • Tubing, windsurfing top lake activities If you live on a lake. or near a lake, near, windsurfing Is rapIdly become or even not so near a lake - there Is Ing the thing to do on It. plenty of sports activities available. Low cost, compared to sailing, and Summer Is the time and area lakes exciting for people of all ages, a are the place, whether It's water ski· windsurfer can go almost anywhere, • lng, jet skiing, scuba or snorkeling, since It's easily transportable. tubing or Windsurfing. Perry Smith, assIstant sales The up and coming activity, that 'There is a lot to see around here. Of course manager at MichIgan Windsurfing In has really caught on In the last few Keego Harbor, In the heart of lake years Is tUbing. What started out as there are fish to see and occasional small country, says that It Is possible to bUy just an Inner tube from an old truck wrecks like sunken row boats but most of the the basic board and sail for about tire Is now a tube specially designed $400. But It Is also possible to spend to be pulled from behind a power boat time people go out to see what they can find.' more than $2,000for hlgh·tech eqUip- with a person riding on top of the tube ment. who, In turn, are riding on top of the Windsurfing Is also a sport that water. - Bill King does not dlscrimlnaoo because of age "It's basically the same thing as an or physique. "The only restriction Is • Inner tube but It has handles on top of Underwater OufiUers that you have to be strong enough to the tube," said Dan Norton of Her· pull yourself up," Smith says. mans Sporting Goods In Novl. "The He adds that there are boards handles eliminate the need to hang designed for children as young as 5 onto the tow rope and It makes It a lit· and just on July 17 he taught a 55- tle bit more maneuverable." year-old IDS-poundwoman the basics Norton reports that the tubes anybody who's got some swimming Of all the activities, jet skllng may of Windsurfing. aren't very expensive ($10-$20),and ability and a healthy heart and lungs. be the most expensive - but ac- "She was really determined to that they are one of this summer's In some of the shallower area lakes, cording to some, it's the most ex- learn and she learned," Smith said. hottest Items. snorkeling Is just as effective as div- citing as well. Smith said windsurfing Is also a "It's been one of the things that is ing - but at a much cheaper price. "It's a riot," said Waterford's Scott relatively safe sport, with the main selling out very quickly after we get "For $25 to $150,a person can get a Ries, just after pulling in from a problem occurring when novices get them In," he said. "It's certainly a lot mask, fins and a snorkel that are spirited ride on Walled Lake. "Once up on their boards, sail blissfully • cheaper than going out and buying an good qUality," King pointed out. you get to the point where you can across a lake and then can't get back Inner tube." "SCuba divers have to be good stand up, I think it's the funnest sum- to their starting point. Another quick seller Is the knee snorkelers'- they go hand in hand." mer sport because you can control it. "For a beginner, it's best to sail on board. It's a 2!h·foot long board that An important question to scuba It's like a minlature boat out there." an inland lake with an offshore the rider kneels on while It Is towed divers Is whether to bUyor rent. Ren- A brand new 1986jet skl can run breeze between eight and 10 knots," from behind a boat. The rider needs ting all the necessary equltpment for well over $3,000, but Ries said they he said. "Then, the worst thing that to employ some of the same skills us· a whole weekend of <\Ivlng runs bet- reqUire relatively little main- happens Ifyou can't get back to shore ed by surfers. ween 530-$60 - but to purchase tainance. Once you plop down the on the water Is that yOU'll have to "It's like a mlnl·surf board," Nor· everything, It could run as high as three grand for the jet ski, the ex· walk the board back." ton pointed out. "They run up to $1,000. penses are very minimum. The French windsurfing team that about $40 and they big sellers along "If a person does a lot of dlving, It's "Mine Is an '84 and it Is still going recently crossed the Atlantic on a • with the tubes." more economical to bUy the equipt- . strong so I guess they last quite a speclallY-designed board had a lot of Another activity that Is popular In ment," King explained. long time," Ries pointed out. experience. And the man who recent- area lakes is snorkeling and scuba To get scuba tanks filled with ox- "There's very little maintalnance ly set the board speed record was WUF volunteers diving. Contrary to some beliefs, ygen, a diver must take a scuba class from what I've found. You don't even clocked at 32.85 knots. there Is a lot to see under the surface and be certified. Most scuba shops of- have to add oil because it Is mixed in Windsurfing, especially by more of our lakes, and Bill King from fer certification classes, and even with the gas." advanced sailors, also spans the Northville resident Carol Couse, right, is pictured with 1986 Underwater Outfitters In Union Lake though they aren't required by law, Jet skis can also travel up to 40 seasons. Smith says people can begin Women for United Foundation president Winnie Ostrowski at the highly recommends It. the classes are highly recommended. mph, depending on the type of pro- salling - with a dry suit - In early recent annual meetmg of WUF, active volunteer arm of the "There Is a lot to see around here," "It's wise to become certified peller and the different pitch desired. spring; can add a wet sult for late United Foundation. It is involved in events such as Project he admitted. "Of course there are because diving is easy and safe, At several Oakland County lakes, jet spring outings; strip down to a Health-O-Rama, Heart-of-Gold Awards Luncheon and related fish to see and occasional small however there are some potential skis can be rented but the price Is bathing suit In the summer; go back problems you need to be aware of," Torch Drive activities. Another Northville resident, Donald H. wrecks like sunken row boats but also quite stiff: $20-$25 an hour. to the wet suit In early fall; and put Lindemier, administrative assistant, Communication Workers of • most of the time people go out to see King admitted. "A complete 10 sese "In some area lakes, like Cass on the dry suit for the late fall. what they can find. There's always sion course runs about $140." Lake, they are real popular and In For beginners, lessons are America, has been elected to serve on the United Foundation all kinds of things to find In lakes To Illustrate just how popular some it Isn't," Rles said. "I couldn't avallable and Smith says Michigan board of directors, Walter J. McCarthy, chairman, the Detroit around here." scuba diVing Is in this area, King said really tell you if it's popular all Windsurfing Is running a 2-for·1 Edison Company and chairman of the board, United Foundation, King recommends snorkeling to there are 15 scuba shops between over." special weekdays. A four·hour lesson announced. He is one of 13local executives newly elected to the everybody and scuba diving to Ann Arbor and Port Huron. No matter what water you are for two people Is $45. ISO-member UF board. The UF Torch Drive raises operating funds for 143charitable organizations in the tri-county area. Area lakes: they can offer a unique lifestyle Continued from 1 bath house on Phoenix Lake In Nor- public swimming or fishing access has discouraged trespassing. • tremendously within the past five thville sold for $118,000In 1986while a avallable on the sites. Museums offer attractions years. larger, four-bedroom house on the Obviously, lake front living has ad- "We used to have a very serious vantages and dIsadvantages as well. "There has been a substantial In- same street sold for $96,000 (they problem with trespassers swimming Now Is prime time for visiting Greenmead, Livonia's crease, sometimes as much as were In comparable condltlon). Some people who have experienced local historical museums and Historical Museum and VUlage is In the pits because they are accessi- it's serenity and uniquely peaceful $20,000 within the past five or six Gates said she has sold 191akefront ble from the road," said one Nor- taking advantage of their sum· open for guided tours, picnlcs years," said Dianne Gates of Real homes in the NorthvUle/Novl area so environment overlook some of the mer celebrations. and garden strolls. thville police officer. "We have to hard work involved. Estate One, Inc. far this year. restrict use to private owners for The Plymouth Historical 1986events Include: A lakefront house on Walled Lake, -- .: safety reasons, because there are no "Something that I will always en· Museum , 155 S. Main St., is OCivll War Encampment, July for example with two bedrooms and Another Interesting attraction is lifeguards, and very few houses sur· joy Is all the wtldlife the lake seems featuring many attractions, in- 27, noon to 5 p.m. two baths so'ld for $45000 in 1981and \ the possibility of living on or near a ~undlng the pits. to attract." We see everytlng from cluding a fishing exhibit from the OMusic Under the Sun, August a comparable house' on the same water·filed gravel pit. There current- Blue Herons to turtles to fish jumping 192Os,sea shell collection from 24. around the world, and a special ONeedlework show and ex- • street sold for $61,140in 1986.A house ly are no restrictions for those people The officer made reference to the and rabbits hopping around." Sandra in Northville on Fermanaugh Street who have property on the water as gravel pit on Griswold Street in Nor- Phillips said. "I would never trade exhibit of "Coca-Cola" items. hibit, August 24,noon to 5 p.m. sold for $162000 in 1982 and com- far as the privilege of using motor thville, saying that this area used to the lake front lifestyle for city liVing. The "Coca-Cola" attraction Greenmead Is located on 103 parable ho~ next docir sold for vehicles and designated swimming attract the public, mostly teenagers, It's definitely worth the work it traces the origins and first uses of acres on the corner of Newburgh $186.000In 1986.A two-bedroom, one- areas, but there Is absolutely no but strict enforcement through fines sometimes involves." the modern soft drink back to and Eight Mile roads. The 1886. "Coke" was first used as a museum Is open Sunday from 1-4 medicine, and was first served as p.m., and group tours during the a soft drink in the 19205. week are arranged by appoint- The Plymouth Historical ment only. Visitors may tour the Bender receives '86 Golden Alumni Award Museum is open to the public 1840 to 1920 period homes, Ed Bender, a 1935Northville High The former Taylor high school Bender retired from full time his whole family, along with 200 Thursday, Saturday and Sunday general store and church. School graduate, was awarded the teacher was one of several in- teaching but still works in the same alumni. He has been active in many from 1-4p.m. Admission is $1 for Admission is $1 for adults, and • Golden Alumnus Award of 1986by the dividuals honored for at least 25 field on a part time basis. Concord College functions, including adults, 50cents for youths(I1·17), 25 cents for children 10to 18years .Concord College Alumni Association years of dedicated service to the col- For Bender, the highlight of the membership in the Executive Coun- and 25 cents for children. old. in West Virginia. lege and the Alumni Association. event was the surprise attendance of cil and Presidents' Club. 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I Founded 1938 DEPARTS: SEPT. 12, 1986 $76950 PER P~RSON Personal • Commercial • Life ../ Phone or Write .General Agent: :-'7'~ ..; r I' F"'.-:"'0« , I M. Daley Hill 24340 Meadowbrook Road " Novi. MI 48050 J;:J;.U 127 E. Main Street • Northville· 349-8680 ~~..... (313)478-1311 • WedneadlY, July 23.1~ - • II:NORTHVILl.F I'lECORD-5-C • Rural garden, orchard receive club's acclaim • • • ~. I- • Ie • A rural garden and orchard on In the flower garden edged ,by a Clockwise from upper right: three acres Is the choice of the Coun- brick path are daisies, coral bells. l try Girls Branch of the Woman's Na- forget-me-nots. snapdragons. Showingoff one of her many ," • garden varieties is Hazel lIonal Farm and Garden Association lavender, red phlox, rhododendron, Coon with her dog Penny. as its Garden ofthe Monthfor July. shasta maroni, galllardla, hardy red Stan Coon pulls weeds from Stan and HazelCoonhave lived and asters and dahlia. Mrs. Coon also gardened at 18157Docksey, off Ridge lists rebeckia, lupine, mariest blue his vegetable garden (above) in the western part of Northville (balloonplant>,silver moundgladioli and inspects a plum tree (at Township, for 20years and, especial- and pansies among Itscontents. right), oneof 110fruit trees on ly in winter, enjoy the delicious fruit Old fashioned hollyhocks and but- his Docksey property. Upper and vegetables they grow. tercups as well as the border plant, left, Stan takes a close lookat Camille Bloomberg nominated-the sweet alyssum, grow on the property Coons' gardens for the title, Pat along with chrysanthemums. There his corn crop. also are red Impatiens, pots of Eden, co-chalr of the project with geraniums and, along the side of the Judy Byersdorf, reports. barn, mondarda. : • When they visited the Coons and Black and red raspberry bushes saw their orchard with 110fruit trees, share garden space with rhubarb and , their vegetable and fruit gardens, strawberry plants, onions,' they concurred with the suggestion. asparagus, beans, broccoli, cabbage,. Stan Coon tends the vegetable cauliflower, pea pods, melons, can· garden and the orchard while the taloupe, tomatoes, sqUash, carrots~: flowergarden near the house with Its potatoes, Brussels sprouts and zuc- many old·fashloned varieties Is chinI. HazelCoon'sspecial Interest. "Bird watching and feeding Is The orchard contains apricot, another Joyof Stan and Hazel," Eden cherry, nut, peach, pear, plum and adds, relating that hummingbirds: • nectarine as well as apple trees. appear about 1p.m. most days at the There's also a grape arbor. red Impatiens. Photos by Jerry Zolynsky • School ]Votebool( CHRISTOPHER J. human genetics from Sarah SCHALDENBRAND, son of Mr. .Lawrence College in a com· and Mrs. Wilford J. Schalden- mencement ceremony May 23. brand of 21234 Halstead, was She has obtained a position as a graduated from Interlochen Arts genetic counselor for the Unlver· Academy at commencement slty of North Carolina Obstetrics ceremonies May 31. Department. He was a member of the Sarah Lawrence College Academy's Choir and Chorale, awarded apprOXimately 225 where he sang bass, and par- 'bachelor of arts degrees and 50 ticipated in a master class given master of arts, fine arts and by Elizabeth Parcells, soprano. science degrees to the graduating He participated In the class of 1986. Michigan Youth Arts Festival Soloist Competition in April and Nor-thvme resident DAVID took first place in the David Mat- GUY SINACOLA was among the chell Voice Award in Lansing. students receiving degrees from Schaldenbrand received a fine Walsh College of Accountancy arts award for voice at the and Business Administration in Academy'S Honors Convocation Troy at commencement May 30. ceremonies June 8. Interlochen Arts Academy Sinacola received a bachelor of graduated ISO seniors this year business administration degree. out of a total student body of 425. DEREK K. BAIR, son of Keith Twenty-five Northville and Mary Ellen Bair of 21104 residents were among the more East Glen Haven Circle, was one I tthan 4,500 students receiving of 87 graduating medical students 'degrees from Michigan State honored at a special student University at spring term com- recognition ceremony held by the mencement. Wright State University School of Local students receiving Medicine June 13. degrees were MARTH" During the cerel}1ony, students ALSPAUGH, 242 S. Center, BA, received the traditional hoods accounting; WALLACE signifying graduation from BAILEY, 40145 Fairway III. medical school. The Class of 1986 MBA, business administration; is the WSU School of Medicine's JEANNINE BERGERS. 21298 seventh graduating class. LENORE BECHTEL MARCIA CURTIS Eastfarm, BA, marketing (high Bair is participating in a honors); LINDA BOBEK. 21915 residency program in pediatrics Cumberland. BS. merchandising at the Medical College of Ohio. management; BARRIE BOWMAN, 21285 Woodhill. BA, DR.JONELLE Bechtel goes 'head first' into diet hook elementary education; KAREN DeLAWRENCE, daUghter of Dr. CASSADY. 850 Carpenter, BA, Betty Johnson and Carl Johnson With the publication of a new diet started when Curtis resolved to con- advertising; MICHAEL CWO, of Lexington Blvd., has book, a former NorthvUle reporter trol her husband's pre-diabetic condi- 19224Marilyn, BS. social science; graduated from the residency and her sister took on some tough tion with nutrition. The resulting ~ MARK DAVIS, 18162Jamestown, program In Obstetrics at competition. IS . recipes not only controled his BS, physical education (honors); Gynecology at Oakwood Hospital 'Our diet a high-fiber, nutritionally medical problems without the insulin CHERYL DIDYK, 46855 .in Dearborn. Movie star James Coco, promoting superior diet that works for gradual, penna- doctors had predicted, they also took Timberlane, BS, merchandising A graduate of Michigan State his diet book on the Tonight Show, 28 pounds off of Bechtel's husband. management; SCOTT University Medical School, she took along trousers that fit before he nent weight loss, and that's what people really FAUSTYN, 4li060 Pickford Court, expects to open a practice in this lost 100 pounds. In a hilarious few At the same time Bechtel was pro- BA, social science-urban studies. area within the next few months. minutes when he and substitute host want - not gimmick diets,' gram deVeloper for a .hypnosis STACEY HOOVER. 21975Bed- Joan Rivers rollicked on the Door try- center, researching the mysteries of ford. BS, nursing; KEVIN KING. KRISTIN M. NELSEN, ing to squeeze into the pants the subconscious mind. The sisters 21053E. Glenhaven, BS, packag- daUghter of David and Deanne together, Bantam officials con- Lenore Bechtel decided they should pool their talents ing; JAMES KONCZAL, 23733 Nelsen of 18238Shadbrook, Is one gratulated themselves on an assured and combine the best of nutrition Heartwood, BS, packaging; of 58 stUdents Inducted into bestseller. with the best of behavior modlfiea- :, RODNEYKURZAWA,I5871 Win· Michigan State University's tion for the best diets. So goes the continuing saga of diet The authors are gathering success chester, BA, general business; chapter of Phi Beta Kappa. books. RIchard Simmons, exercise MICHAEL LIDDELL, 21818Bed- Nelsen Is a physiology major, t10nally superior diet that works for The approach of "The Head·Flrst stories, which they hope will get their guru, skyrocketed sales of his diet book the kind of attention ford, BS, biological science; has earned three varsity letters book by hyping It on his own televi- gradUal, permanent weight loss, and DIet" Is to take your mind off food COLLEEN McDOUGALL, 22074 in swimming and has twice been that's what ~ple really want - not automatically lavished upon their sion show. Jane Fonda's name alone and focus on resolVing the problems movie star competitors. . Cumberland, BA, MLM· named a scholar athlete. She gimmick diets," Bechtel said. "The that cause yod to overeat. The book operations management; demands wide media coverage for plans to attend medical school her "New Workou~.and. Weight Loss American public Is too smart to has tear-out shopping lists and check CARRIE MULDER, 38773 Seniors with outstanding "The book has been out less than Program." Ellzabetlt Taylor'S tale of believe that eating five grapefruits a list:; so dieters can grocery shop month and we've already received a Westchester, BS, merchandising academic records in a broad pro- how she transformed her body from a day is a good way to lose welght,and without thinking about meal prepara- management; WALTER gram of demanding courses, in- thank-you note from a woman who size 14to a size eight Is already in the that's the nonsense-type diet tion. lost 15 pounds to look better for her ORLANDINI, 42237 Westmeath, clUding foreign language and publishers have been thrusting at news - two years prior to publication The book features menus and daughter's wedding," Bechtel said. ] MBA, business administration; mathematics, are invited to join time. them recenUy." MICHAEL PEARSON, 7753Pon- the honorary. original recipes for four full weeks, "Six of her friends sent orders for the book." tiac Trail, BA, accounting; Nelsen is a 1983Northville High Unfortunately for Lenore Bechtel Bechtel and Curtis are sure that with particular behavior modifica- Wll.J.JAM PHILLIPS, 43905 Six School graduate. and Marcia Curtis, the reading with 40 percent of the American tion techniques to practice each day. After Bechtel conducts a "Head- Mile, BS, computer science; Phi Beta Kappa, the nation's public is not so breathlessly awaiting porulation overweight, many will "It takes 20 consecutive days for First Dieting" seminar for Plymouth SHERI ROBINS. 16472Old Bed· oldest honorary, was founded at their reCently released diet book, stumble upon their book and lose your subconscious to accept any new YMCA in the fall, she expects area ford, BA, communication; the College of William and Mary "The Head-First Diet." Bechtel, weight with their head-first ap- habit," Bechtel explained. "Without residents to provide more evidence of EDMOND SWAD, 21484Beauford in 1776, with an MSU chapter behaVior counselor and award- proach. The book, subtitled "How to that repetition, your subconscious the diet's Validity. Seminar par- Court, BA, accounting; CARRIE chartered in 1968. winning writer now living in Lose Weight and Be Happy Not will go right back to its old fattening ticipants will start the diet after the TODD, 23971Woodham, BA, com- Southfield, and Curtis, a postmaster· Hungry," Is available in bookstores eating practices. That's why we have first session and lose eight to 12 munication; BRUCE JEANNINE BERGERS of and prize-winning cook from throughout Metropolitan Detroit, in- a day-by-day plan to reprogram the pounds before the third and last ses- WILKINSON, 846 Grace, BS, 21298 E. Farm was among 21 Winslow, Indiana, are counting on cluding Bookstall on the Main, Nor- subconscious. " sion. ~ mechanical engineering and Michigan State University successful dieters to spread the good thville Book EXchange, Plymouth How did sisters separated by 300 "People can lose weight happily. GREGORY WOLFE, 19484Inlet students named Outstanding word about their new diet. Book World and LitUe Book Center of miles happen to write "The Head- not hungrily," Bechtel explained. Court. BS, electrical engineering. seniors of 1986 in recognition of "Our diet Is a high-fiber, nutri· Plymouth. First Diet?" The nutritional research "That's what makes this diet great!" their 'academic achievement, Northville resident MARK leadership, awards and honors, . . HOLLAND was among the and overall contributions to the students inducted into the Tau university. Beta PI national engineering A total of 79 graduating seniors honor society at Lawrence In· were nominated for the award by Meads students receive many awards stitute Technology. deans, department chairpersons The students enrolled in one of and student organizations. LIT's three engineering pro- Bergers was graduated in June Meads Mill Middle School students FInalIsts: Eric Rossing and Paul Winner of the Joanne Coot Memorial Colleen Beyer, another Special ~~ grams were chosen for member· with high honors. received many awards for achieve- Warner. EnglIsb Award Is Marla Wen. Olympics winner, received a gold ship on the basis of academic ment during the 1~ school year. Students who achieved 100percent medal in the frisbee distance throw merit and had to meet the ap- ANTHONY MICHAEL of the mathematics and reading Winners in the Meads Mill SpeIlIDg competition, a silver medal for her proval of a screening committee, ARMADA, son of Dr. and Mrs. Northwestern University spon- skills on the seventh grade M.E.A.P. Bee are as follows: school champion, softball throw and a fourth place rib- the LIT engineering faculty, and severo R. Armada, Jr. of 972 Spr· sored the Midwest Talent Search. (Michigan Educational Assessment Dorothy Neider; sixth grade cham- bon in the standing long jump. the national Tau Beta Pi office. ingfield Court, was among the Zfl Students given awards in this Program) also received awards. pIon, Dorothy Neider; school runner- David Carpenter won a gold medal The top students in the junior physicians receiving diplomas category must have achieVed a up, Becky Crampton; eighth grade in the 5O-yard dash, a gold medal In year and senior classes become from the University of Michigan percentile score of 95 percent or Award winners for the MlcbJgan champion, Becky Crampton; seventh the softball throw event and a silver eligible for membership In Medical School last month. higher on a recent achievement test State Board of EducaUon Perc:fect grade champion, Kamal Bagga. medal for the standing long jump December and May of each year. The new doctors received their In the areas of math, verbal or non- Score on M.E.A.P.: Karen competition. diplomas from Joseph E. verbal. Cavanaugh, Megan Holmberg, Rachel Poppe! received an award Two Northville residents were Johnson III, M.D., dean of the Aaron Frankel, Scott Kolassa, An- of merit in the D.A.R. WrltfDg Special Olympic competitor Lynn ~, among the students receiving Medical School, who also ad- Midwest Talent Searcb WinDers: drew Haas, Kimberly Maslo, Angelo Contest. She also won first place in Lawson received a bronze medal for degrees fromm the University of ministered the Hippocratic Oath. Sharon Abramovlch, Bradley Cook, Perakls, Jason Sherman, Robert the Scboo1 Motto Coolest for her her achievement in the standing long Detroit. WUliam DeVries, M.D., the first Craig Dalziel, Catherine Donkers, Holloway, Adam Cook, Brandon slogan "TOGETHER WE CAN DO jump, a bronze medal in the ~ftball DANIEL M. MAJEWSKI, son surgeon to Implant a permanent Aaron Frankel, Christopher Han- Jones, Jamie Groves, Jennifer Lolar- IT!" throw and a fourth place ribbon for of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Majewski artificial heart in a patient, ad- dyslde, Julle Howard, Ktlstln ski, Paul McCreadie, Brooke her frisbee throw. of 21855 Connemara Drive, dressed the graduates on how Jensen, Christine Kavallauskas, Schneider and David Smlth. Meads Mill's team of math received a master's degree in failure In life can have positive Elizabeth Lamb, Kyle Legel, Jeffrey Susan Collins, Charles Hugener, students at the sixth grade level Another winner was Rob!n Wand- Clnance. While attending U of D, consequences. Lower, ChrIstopher McCreedie, sean Lisa Gordon, Christopher Lemmon, finished 15th out of 621 schools In the zilak, who won a silver medal in the Majewski was awarded a Armada Is a 1978University of McVay, David Morante, George Pap- Kirsten Halverson, Cheryl Mittman, state, third in Wayne County. At the frisbee throw event, a fourth place' graduate fellowship in accoun- Detroit High School graduate and pas, Kristin Raby, Katberyn Stacey segowski and Bradley Telepo. seventh grade level, the math team ribbon in the standing long jump and ting. a 1982 UnIversity of Michigan Schoenlth, Matthew Stevens, Jeremy finished 21st out of 298 schools and fifth place ribbon for her softball KAREN WILEY, a NorthvUle graduate. He attended the Walts and Laura Wblche1lo. Meads Mill also had winners In the ,fourth in Wayne County. The eighth throw. ' .. , resident and daUghter of Mr. and University of Michigan Medical Amerlca aDd Me 17th ADDUI1 EIaay grade math team flnlshed in the top Mrs. Gilbert McGeehan of School on an Air Force Health Kamal Bagga, Karen Coon, Sbumlt Coolest. They are: flJ'lltplace, Marla 25 percent 304 schools and also in the Band Awards were also given to - Plymouth. received a bachelor of Professions Scholarship. After Dasgupta, Stuart Earl, Amy Wen; second place, Manpreet top quarter 1ft Wayne County. some parllclpants in the Solo and science degree in health services. completing a radiology residency Guldberg, Michael Hayden, Jennifer Bagga; thlrd place, Kathy Welsen. Ensemble Festival. First division While attending U of D, Wiley at Beaumont Hospital in Royal HOWland, Katie Kemp, Susan Winners of the National CounsU of Mlcblgan Matbematlea League winners Included Stuart Earl, Karen was the recipient of the Dean's Oak, he will serve four years with Kowalski, MIchael Lang, Teachers of English PromJJfDa award winners for the eighth grade Picard and Ann Sheppard. Secorn1 Key Award. the United States Air Force. Christopher Lemmon, Wendy Marsh, Young Wrlters Program are: Paul are: Manpreet Bagga and Eric Ross- division winners are: Julie Heintz, Shawn McKenna, Jason Mihalko, Kuntz and Julie Howard. ing. seventh grade winners in the Jocelyn Wiedman, Kavltha Northville resident RANDON NorthvlIle residents JILL KeVin Nawrocki, Ed Petit, Eric same contest are: Peter Beyersdorf, Srlraman, Heather Guerro and' CHISNELL, a Schoolcraft Col- TOWER and DEE FRACASSI Rossing, Jason Sherman, Julie several students also received Kim Mas/o and Chris Lemmon. Kamal Bagga. The Meads Mill sym~ lege student, has been awarded were among the 594 sludents Stoeckel, Paul Warner and Jocelyn awards for speaking. The following Receiving awards In the sixth grade phonic band was also a second divi- the 1986-87 Western Michigan awarded associate of arts Wiedman. students placed at the State Tourna- • are: Brent Williams, Erik sion winner. () University Academic Scholar- degrees from Washtenaw Com- ment in Ann Arbor and received a Starkweather, Steven Coon, Scott ship. munity College at commence- Manpreet Bagga, Jennifer Forenslcs Award: In the Oratory Bassin, James O'Doherty, Justin Ord Some Meads Mill students alsq The selection Is based on a ment ceremonies June 19. Couzens, Rachel Davis, James category, Manpreet Bagga won 1st and Jobn Norman. received awards at the Michigan In· superior academic record and Eliassen, Andrew Haas, Robert Place and Karin Pearson won 6th dustrlal Arts Education State Com; \ course selection at Schoolcraft CHRISTINE REGAN, Holloway, Charles Hugener, Scott Place. Jennifer Howland won 1st AnDuaJ Meads Mill Apple C0m- petition. IDdustrfal Arts Awards College. In addition to Its daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kolassa, Leanne LaChance, Susanne Place in the Impromptu category. puter car Des\gD CclDlest winners were given to: first place, Andy academic distinction, the award Regan of 1020Fairfax Court, was Laprad, Amy Lewis, William Mc- For storytelling, Jennlfer Couzens are: firSt place, Pat Valentine and Wayne; e\8bth place, Jarett Beer; provides a $500 renewable among the HillSdale College Cullough, Michelle McQuaid, Cheryl received a 3rd Place award and Carl Brown; I8CODd place, Scott ninth place, Jason Nunn; tenth place, scholarship at Western Michigan students named to the dean's list Mittman, Jason Ord, Melissa Petro, Kavltha Srlraman won 6th Place. Bassin; thlrd place, Dylan MerrIck. Mike Smith. University. for spring semester. Ann Shepard, Michelle Stephens, Meads MUi also held the Wayne The dean's list, publIshed each Jennlfer Urbahns nnd Marla Wen. The next award Is named in County Special Olympics competi- Several stUdents received MARY BETH LINCOLN, semester, consists of all stUdents memory of a NorthvUle Engllah tion. Julie Belanger won a gold honorable mentions In this category: ~., daughter of Nell and Claire Lln· who attain grade-point averages The following stUdents scored teacher, Joanne Cook, who died In medal for the 5O-yard dash, a fifth Matt Becker, Matt Golden, Patrtck -, coIn or Northville, received a or 3.4 or better out of a possible higher than 1100 or 90 percent of 1983. this award Is presented to the place ribbon for her softball throw Kozdron, Cbuck ShUff, Ron master of science degree In 4.0points. college-baund seniors on the S.A.T. most outstanding English student II and a fifth place ribbon In the stan- savageau, Eric Rossing, Gamet Pot- II1dnIt Tal_ 8eIrdl R4JIIoDa1 selected by the Engllah department. ding long jump. ter, Jamie Harral and Corey Daniel. • • . ,\ I' ..... • • PLEATED SHADES Sola-Re & Louver-Drape P;us ~§§~ 'SO:FF 25.~FFTHA Wood Horizontal 1" & 2" Blinds SAVE 70% - R.C. 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Northville Tenth Annual and ue rass + Sunday, July '27 Festival at Ford Field, Northville Benefit for Huntington's Disease I az _ .. , , I /, Congra'tulations Marquis " on your 10th Theatre Successful presents Bluegrass LIVE ON STAGE! ProgralD SHOES AND Thank You CLOTHING to Tom Rice GYPSY Country Fresh Cuisine .' Professional Stock for .11 his hard NORTtMI9~E Company " work and Soup & Sandwich successful 10years S'hop TRfNEI9~ Last 2 weekends '\ July 25, 26 & 27 \, of the Bluegrass p~S r August 1, 2, & 3 Our Barbeque Festival for ~ binnersby 1f2 PRICE Cart will be at the Huntington's Reservation Only Fri. evening 8:30 . 89 Disease All Hair' , Sat. evening 8:30 812 Bluegrass Festival visit' our lower level Services Look for us there Known for Quality Food Sun. Matinee 2:30 ' S8 with our with our famous HOLIDAY SHOP SALE with Lori only Alrchildren under 12 87 "BUFFALO Ice Cream! FORA· at Reasonable Prices Now in Progress New Customers Only Sandwiches" FREE GIFT Expires Aug. 31, 1986 112W. Main .~r 135 E. Main St. , with t~is coupon'only Located near the Clock Northviile ~~ 349-81 ~0 I 349-0868 , Main Street 21300 Novi Road 141 E. Main on Main Street 110West Main, Northville M.C. and ,VISA accepted 108,E. Main - 153 E. Main , 348-9747 348-7200 ~~~ Northville • 348-1991 349-1466 Northville • 349-0522 Northville Northville • 349-3900 • G ort V1 e ent nnua •• • o an rass estlva .. , C9rorfRville Country • • .eHarleg's" Pantry 'n Pizza :Starting 43003 W. 7 Mile Northville Gate • Pizza· Subs C) PLYMOUTH Deli • Party Items CANTON I'll""., Saloon and NORTHVILLE Whatever Restaurant ggc CREDlTun01 Ha~pened to the -SPECIALIZING IN- - : NORTHVILLE Slice of Ola~ashioned i "We're more than a bank, we're Live Music -Lunches & Dinners- your person any owned Fresh Fish WATCH Pizza \ Drugstore? COMPLETE PARTY financial institption" and " • Ribs • Sandwiches and CLOCK SHOP, It's still here in PLANNING NORTHVILLE Dancing 99 Larger, expanded menu Downtown Northville 101 N. Center • Pizza • Homemade Pasta Mel, Lois, Dan, Norm 51 Sub • Bartenders 348-2920 and,Andy Anderson ( 41122Seven Mile Rd. Fri. & Sat. Nights • Limousine Service Serving the Northville 2 liter Northville PLYMOUTH Northville • 349-9220 I 49 • Hot Air Balloon Rides 500S. Harvey Community for 16 Years Lunches & Dinners $1 .. " Pepsi 453·1200 -Featurlng- c. 157 E. Main Pharmacy GOOD ~,~~TIME An~iqueIt New Clocks It Watches italian & Mexican Sper,ialtles, (plus deposit) Northvilile • 349-9837 134 E. Main CANTON Sales and Repair by Pizza, Hoagies, Sandwich~S, PARTY "I.~STORE Cert/fied Horologists Nort~vllle. 349-0850 567W. Seven Mile 44570Ford Rd. Great Burgers and More. Northville 349·1477 455-0400 132W. Dunlap 349-4938 135 N. Center • 349-5660 348·2310 J .- .. ~... ~~...\...)~ e.-rC~rf..l4~t"1tt.~;tr.t2.)J1~1.bM"i{t'~~.··U::'${~'l.1."N''''''''''fln•...".,,,..------.- ~- . ~"'\' J:" • \ Mt~'~~;l~l\ . '~.l;".. ~ '" (\. I:);__ • • • • • • • July 27. 1986 Roy McGinnis 9 ..(l . & the Sunnysiders While their roots are in West Virginia, Kentucky and Tennessl'l', for 20 years, -leader-vocalist Roy McGinnis, fiddler V.L Ldney (right), guitarist Richard Macintosh, banjoist Paul Boyd and strin~ basssist 80 Kazy have made a Michigan hOlT.efor their renowned brand of pure - and sunny - bluegrass. The group has shared stages with BillMonroe and the Stanley Brothers and has reeorded SIXsmgles and seven albums. Reel Happy String Band ThIS year's festival headliners are Detroit- based Dan Cantwell, Kim Dominick, Jerry Castle, Gary Reynolds and Bob Miller, a quintet of multi- instrumentalists who can fire up an Irish jig; a bluegrass ditty or' an old JalZ classic WIththe same spint and polish. The RHSB is a regular favorite Sunday afternoons at the Novi Sheraton. Song Sisters (Children's Show) Chris Ritter and Footloose vocalist Julie Austin team up for a show that's geared for kids from pre-primar~' to eighth gradl'. "Everything we do is very interactive:' says Chris, and indeed, children are invited to sing, dance and even learn a little bit about Mustards Retreat· music with the "sisters." Ann Arbor-based David Tamulevich and MI Neil Woodward Neil Woodward is known to local music-lovers and musi- cians as a master player and in- structor of stringed instruments. But in addition to his dexterity on guitar, mandolin. fiddle. banjo, dulcimer and yes. Phoenix Bobby Lewis, Mike Irish, balalaika, Woodward is an ac- For eight years. Northville's annual folk complished singer and festival has served as a yearly reunion for . Dave Eversole & Teresa Smith songwnter. His heart belongs to guitarists Malt Watroba and Chris Davio and What multj·intrumentalist-vocalist Bobby Lewis. guitari\t- the blues, but Woodward in vocalist Ann Anthony - and each time they've vocalist Mike Irish, bassist Dave Eversole and vocalist Teresa Smith performance showcases a wide appeared, the Plymouth trio's sparkling' vocal are all about is harmony and energetic semi-acoustic music, with range of original and traditional harmony on standards and obscure tunes alike an emp~asis on nimble pickings and all-around good vibes One of music. has made them a festival favorite. the favorites at last year's festival. THE ATHLETE'S BUSINESS SUIT Fuller chest and arms. smaller Specialists in ~ waist pants, String Instruments ~ tapered coat - sizes 36to 52 • Sales and Lessons • Men's and Ladies' Wear We are the sponsor 01 the Bluegrass Festival and would like to thank you in Summer advance lor helping to light Huntington's Disease. Authentic Williamsburg Reproductions and Country Accessories SALE Don't lorget we are the contact for all shows at The Now in Progress Raven. "Home of the AtMete's Business Sui'" Downtown Northville 349·36n M. T••W. Sat. e.6 112 It 118 E. Main 349·9420 Thurs. Fri. e.e A E IYCN 302E. Main • Northville 102 E. Main 349·1550 ~ Nnrthville • 349.0777 • ' .• • • • • Hot Grass Based around Pontiac, Hot Grass last April won the Michigan Marlboro Country Music Roundup even though mandolinian Steve z Olive, banjoist David Boesen, str- i:lg bass ace Cathy Boesen and guitarist Brad Fuller's ensemble 0 specialty is first-rate bluegrass. t-t "Theyplayed to a sold-out loe Louis Arena in Detroit last May in a ..... country festival featuring Merle Haggard. Ricky Skaggs and Hank Welcome ~ WIlliams, Jr. "Huntington's Disease is a killer, and people who drop by < for the tenth annual day of fun and outstanding music on Sun- ...... • " b day, July 27, at Northville's Ford Joe McKinney Field will be helping to fight this •~ dread disease. '6 & North" South Proceeds from the festival will 0 be dooated toward research seek- Connection ing a cure for Huntington's, a genetic disease which strikes Augmented recently by bassist Cary RIUl'(. Olll' of tht> down people in the prime of their music instructors at The Gitfiddler MusIC Store III Nor- ~ thville, Joe McKinney and the North-South lomll'( tion lives. We've been quite successful in raising over S3O,000 annually. get their name and style by weavm~ the (ountry 11\- We'd like to match that figure at 0 f1uences of their members. Nashvllle\ Teresa lI/lS, the bluegrass connection of McKinney and banjoist Lee this tenth annual event. Kaufman, plus Ritter's contemporary electric bass for an "We invite everyone to bring engaging mix of styles. their families and friends to enjoy the outstanding talent and benefit .....=' a very worthy cause. "Seating is on the lawn, so br- ing your blankets and lawn ,~ chairs. Food and beverages will Footloose be available at the site with all One of the most successful proceeds going to the Committee acoustic music ensembles on the to Combat Huntipgton's Disease. southeast Michigan circuit, with "It's a festive atmosphere with :> recordings and prestigious bookings a growing reputation for quality under their collective belt, the ver music and a goOd time for all. satile and virtuosic Footloose - Julie Everyone is welcome to stay until =' Austin, Gary Reynolds, Dave Cran- the last chord is strummed." dall. Bill Barton and Myron Grant - keep the music lively whether play Tom and Rita Rice =' ing bluegrass, folk, blues. Jau and Family c: and/or everything in between. ~ HUNTINGTON'S DISEASEaffects as many as 10 of every 100,000 t persons, but the lack of reliable c • Festival £ figures may mask an even greater '-o incidence than is now known. Eight Mile :r: Every son or daughter of a parent ~ Schedule with HD has a 50 percent chance of inheriting it. 0' TIME PERFORMER To find out more about ---. ~ 1 p.m Ioe M( Kinney and HD and how you can help the North-South ConnectiOll fight against it. write to: Hun- tington's Disease roundatlon of 2 p.m Phoenix ~ 3 p.m : Hot Grass America. Michigan Chapter, c/o 4 p.m Mu~tards Retreat Jerry Wieske, 107 Mark Drive, Mt. Clemens, MI 48043. 5 p.m Jootloost> ~ 6 p.m Song Sister Main 6:30 p.m :- Bobby lewis. Mike Irish "- _ Dave Eversole. Theresa Smith OJ 7= 30 p.m ' Roy McGinnis and C Northville Ninth Annual lolk =' OJ the Sunnysiders U and Bluegrass Festival Guide was c.. 8: 30 p.m Neil Woodward produced for Sliger-lIVIngston 9:30p.m ' Reel Happy Publications. Ine. by. . StnngBand Editor- Bruce J. Martin Workshops, children's activities, c1(1fl8ing displays, Advertising - Suzanne food and refreshments will be available throughout the Dimitroff, Jo Anne Weber to-A. festival and in downtown NOrthville. Minimum d0na- Cover Art and map - Jeffrey tion (proceeds to combat Huntington's Disease) is$5, $2 Lapinski • for senior citizens, $1 for children under 12; infants held Assembly - Sliger Livingston c: in arms are free. 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