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By Maurle Walker "I don't think any services should be I staff writer cut. They are important. I don't know ; TEENS WHO are ages 12 to how the state camut the budget, I wish ' 18 can join a volunteer group that Giving residents of Michigan a tax I did." meets every Wednesday at tie increase is like giving a drowning man She said some money could be saved multipurpose arena. Methods of a drink of water. Sooner or later he's by checking into welfare and ADC re­ parks and recreation operations are going to have more than he can take. cipients. taught, and for every hour of time This statement from Tom Clinton of "Granted, there are a lot "of people volunteered, an exchange of Westland * pretty much sums up the who need this aid but there are some activites Is given in return. opinions of residents in the area who who are receiving it and don't really Programs include arts and crafts, were questioned in an unscientific poll need it. games room, swimming, ice skating, In Garden City and Westland shopping "It they cut off some of those persons therapeutic recreation, areas regarding a proposed increase in not in need, they could put .others back scorekeeplng and gymnastics. Call the state income tax rate.to 5.6 per- on the rolls who are really in need,"she 729-4560 to see where you can fit in. -eentror-possibly six percent. said. Gov. James Blanchard has two com- Fred Collins, 56, a McLoulh Steel mitties in a financial crisis council who worker from Detroit, said the proposed LEGAL HELP for senior have recommended the immediate tax tax boost "stinks." citizens will be available Thursday increase as well as a $320 million cut in at the Senior Friendship Center, - the state budget. 37095 Marquette east of Newburg. The current in­ To make an appointment, call 722- come tax rate is 7632. 4.6 percent and BILL 8RESLER/s1aff photographer the committees have proposed a 'Personally, I think it '. SENIOR citizens also can take Bobby Colbert (left) and Tommy Carrico block plans for sending an angel food cake to the hike of al least (the tax hike) "• advantage of tax help available their ears, fearing a big bang would end their clouds. •one percentage stinks.' • from 5-8 p.m. Thursday at the point this year, Friendship Center by appointment retroactive to Nancy Wilcox, ' only. Homestead pToperty tax forms Jan. 1. Wayne ' will be filled out at both the Whittler and Friendship centers from 10 a.m. A hike of 5.6 percent would be to 3 p.m. daily. Bids fly as angel cake a 22 percent in­ crease while a six AMONG THE 200 students percent rate Would be a 30 percent "How can they ask for more taxes v named to the dean's list at Alma —ooosh— "when people are nelng laid off ay the < jQolIege forOhe-falLterm-were- A $320 million budget cut has also time? How can they buy cars when \ juniors Mltzi Mullinix and Joseph *oars-in Scout^event—— been called for, but no details have they're not working?" : been given'on what would be cut. Naughton, both of Westland. To be By 8andra Armbruster named to the dean's list, students A RETIREE, Anthony Kolodziej, 66,'.'. editor J must maintain a minimum 3.5 grade DELORIS FLORENCE, 22, of Gar­ of Dearborn said the Idea of a tax in- , den City, said she didn't think taxes crease "is terrible." average while carrying at least 18 What kind of cake flys? credits. should be raised by any means. "Where's all the promises Blanchard • Why, an angel cake, of course! Mullinix Is a 1980 graduate of "There's so much unemployment, and all the politicians made before the " Laugh, If you must, but read on be­ people can't afford It. election? John Glenn High and the daughter cause when it comes to baking cakes, of Darrel and Shirley Mullinix. She "Fortunately my husband is working, "Why don't they start by cutting, the sky's the limit for Tom Carrico but prices of everything keep climb­ their salaries and expenses. Congress is majoring In chemistry. Naughton and his nine-year old son. Tommy. also graduated from Glenn in 1980. ing." gives itself a raise and asks the work­ The Carricos baked a cake that She said the state could help cut the ers for a wage freeze. He is the son of Patrick and Joanne flew its way to a top bid of $16 while Naughton and Is taking premedical budget if the legislators would take a "People will pay taxes if they know drifting among the rafters at last pay cut. they are getting their money's worth. studies. week's father son cake baking compe­ : "Let the politicians cut out their ex­ tition sponsored by Cub Scout Pack "There are no priorities. They want 765 in Westland. pensive parties and other expenses. JEEFREY S. MUSSER, Why can't they.fak a pay cut like ev­ to save the Thanksgiving Day parade, 38345 S. Carolon Blvd., has been Carrico explained how the idea for eryone else is being asked to do? which is nice, but they don't have any f named to the dean's list for the a flying cake arose at last year's cake "If we have to have a cut in pay, so money for welfare. « autumn quarter at the University of baking event. should they," she said. "It's nice to have these luxuries but Denver. "Last year I built a remote control Nancy Wilcox, 47, of Wayne, said of we can't always afford them." Persons named to the list nave cake. It was a platform angel food the proposed tax increase, "Personally, Some of those interviewed agreed a attained a grade point average of cake made to look like R2D2," he I think it stinks. tax Increase is necessary. said. The kids went crazy over it. 3.667 or better In full-time autumn "We are taxed to death* now. It's piti­ Coline Wilkie, 30, of Redford, said quarter studies. "It was the only self-serve cake ful," she added. while she didn't like the idea, she saw a there." "NO WAY," was the answer given by tax increase as necessary. Maybe the. only such cake in the Carol Jamleson, 46, of Canton Town­ 'They (the state) are going to have to * A PARENT orientation world. Anyway, Scoutmaster Bob meeting for the parents of ninth ship. -_ —.— do somethingr-Meney doesn't-come-outT^ —Barber—asked-what—Carrico -would of thin air and the state is in financial • grade students entering Franklin bake this year. "All the legislators have given them­ selves raises. The workers have been trouble," she said. High School next year, will be held "I said I'd make one to fly. I've in the lecture theatre of the high asked to make concessions, why Neil Heath, 68, of Dearborn^ said been working on this for a year," Car­ shouldn't they?" that the state is in bad shape and needs school on Feb. 23 at 7 p.m.' rico said. . A dlscuslon of course offerings Mary Lou Passmore, 47, of Livonia, money. THIS YEAR'S cake was an angel said there should be a flat 10 percent 'The state can't run without money. will be followed by meeting with food confection baked to look like the counselors and refreshments. raise for everyone then all could help But it's-the Reagan administration that basket of a hot air balloon. Carrico's carry the burden. has caused the whole thing." Parents are asked to bring their mother, Eleanor of Ypsllanti, made a "Programs of Study" booklets with macrame harness for the cake. them. A GARDEN "Angel food cake is the lightest. CITY resident, The others are too heavy," explained Richard Alart, 32, Carrico, who works as a machine re­ is bewildered by pairman at Detroit Diesel in Romulus it all. what's inside when he isn't baking. 'I don't know how - "I can't see how • At the top of the harness, Carrico the state can cut they can consider ". thought he would tie three or four raising taxes. • punch-type balloons to lift'the cake. the budget. I wish I did.' People can't % Calefldar ..-. . : , . 4A But on a visit to Livonia Welding Sup­ make ends meet \ Entertainment .... 3.4C . ply" Company, Carrico and employee Ma/y Lou Passmore, now. .^ Kevin Schultz calculated that it would Uvonfa Where did all f Military news . ....'. . 4A have taketi 33 punch balloons to lift Opinion,. ..\. .N . . 6A Hangidg;on tbjhelrlflylhgcako are Cub SCoutaBobby Colbert the money go? It's .* (left) and Tommy Carrico. Tommy's dad, Torn. Carrico (far right), the cake, which weighed a little more Shopping cart. 1B than two pounds. _ _. /•""' got to be some-* Sports ...... 1C created the lightweight confection. But it was Bobby's grandfa­ place. Something's wrong somewhere 5 Suburban life . .... 5,6B ther, Charles Rollins (far left), who bid $16 for a taste of the fun. Please turn to Page 2 when a nation, state and cities go J Police ...... 722^600 broke." ! Fire, rescue. . . .721-2000 CltyHall . \ . . 761-6000 Circulation , . . .591-0500 Want ads. . . . .591-0900 -; «$1.75, Lack of sitow eases DPS Editorial dept..' . .591-2300 PLEASE" i.

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-.': :••••••.'. Delivering your Observer & road costs, allows repairs Eccentric Involves much • • more than hauling a sack full crews to do road work, such as cold . of newspapers around the By Maurle Walker DPS director, said the lack of snow has . neighborhood twice each staff writer saved the city some $15,800 so far this patching pot holes and doing shoulder ' week. It's a chance to learn year. repairs," Lunquist said: "They have about the world of business Old Man Winter may be waiting In "Last year we spent $17,300 distrib­ also been able to do some tree trimm­ by first-hand experience, and the wings tp clobber us with snow, but uting some 1,050 tons of salt on West- ing." a chance to grow from" that so far he hasn't raised the curtain on land's streets. GARDEN CITY'S Preston, said the JbuteiMi^to.:* experience. anything very dramatic. "This year, with Just a few slippery mild weather has been a break for him When your carrier calfs to days, we've spent $1,440 and Used only "It's like fall for us. It has allowed us pUc* you/ ftdvtrlfelng rr*»**o> lo oor «nnii«l While last year at this time 26 inches BfttaJ Action: "WMh lhl» FUng...* wtt t» collect this month, He Is •of snow had fallen, so far this year only 80 tons of salt, which Is 970 tons le$s^ to catch up on some of our priorities. I fcBtfad Moodiy. fttxuuy 14-V»)*rtlnw going to be asking for a four Inches have been recorded. than a year ago at this time," Lund- sure hope it lasts. 25-cent Increase In your Sv>--:\'-:.: ••'.-.• •••.,: :.-.•'•-.-. •• This lack of snow may not make win­ quistsald. "We've been able to do some road re­ Yoor 4*tf Ik* to w t* know yow *ftr«rtittoQ pair, grading the shoulders and even p*«04 tod m«v* tpac* to ihii popvfo. *«fi ter sports enthusiasts happy, but It cer­ "In addition to the savings on salt, r««d Motion to Tuiwy. ftbrwy 1 »16 p.m. • tainly has been welcomed by those we have saved an additional $5,000 we the cleaning of sewers every day, a W« Invttt you to oM u« tod«y. ».. So when your carrier whose responsibility'It Is to keep snow- would have had to pay out in overtime project we couldn't do if the weather collects In January, give hlrn and Ice-covered roads clear. for crews to plow and salt the streets," was bad," he said. • THE an extra quarter and a smite: Westland and Garden City Depart­ he added. Preston said the DPS winter season " mtofott&itttnttit ment of Public Service directors say Just because the DPS crews aren't is guaged from November through* NEWSPAPERS . the mild winter has been a big money running plows and salt trucks doesn't March. ;' , lnO*ki*rklOountyc*n$44-T40

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.'v '-. Continued from Page 1 "So Kevin made up a special nozzle '••;}}••: to fill If with fielium and gave us a mrnmw ScbulU had a suggestion: Use a ^¾¾¾¾. weather balloon. It seems that when tank to use," Carrico said. ••••/. Cake \ : the new owner bought tbe welding l'-.:'.' -' company, a 1945 weather balloon THE MAIDEN flight of the Carri- -^:½¾^ from World War II was found on a cos cake was an uplifting experience. baking shell "The higher the cake flew, the high­ • ---I-' •>. ' .-• ; V • ' '•-• <'.VV;':-J-< Jos '-X:-. Jl "The smell's going away now," said er the bidding went," he said. Carrico, adding that the. package Winning bidder at $16 was Bobby balloons- sjp&lfied the. use of a hydrogen ge4er- Colbert and his grandfather, Charles . ator^to^H the foiir-foot rubber'bub-" RolUns, of Westland. ? The event raised a total of $275. While Tommy looks forward to re­ t IffltG "They havefft used hydrogen since the Hiiidenberg blew up," Carrico ceiving his Parvuli Dei award from J continued. the Archdiocese of Detroit, his father The is already at work on next year's peppelin that caught fire and explod­ cake. a fund ed in 1937 in Lakehurst, N.J., killing "I call it cup cake art," said Carri­ 'S6 people. The 800-foot zeppelin used ed. .. for trans-Atlantic flights carried 7.2 The .art world will never be the raiser million cubic feet of hydrogen. same. .

1B Attention: }{mBS Bowlers and Kg^Nf^K**<& * League Officials C/& #en0s 'ar of Late Night Leagues Portable Heaters ,! e/>t 9:30 P.M. and later on weekdays Radiant 8 Before signing a new Piles of salt reflect the snowless winter Westlanders have had, saving the city about $20,000 in costs and contract, find out how overtime. much you are paying KER0-SUN SALE per game to your bowl­ Save up to $100 ing center. If this figure exceeds $1.00 per line, please call this Prkad from* 119 City maintains salt- free diet number for an appointment and save money for your league. Jt TOWN N COUNTRY Continued from Page 1 time since November resulting in just DPS directors say that while we may 722-5000 "We ordered about 410 more tons of nine hours overtime. Last year's figure be shoveling snow at Easter time, (last Ask for Dave »-S5 — salt to get ready for this winter, but so was between 1,000 to 1,600 hours of year in April we had nine inches of ..Open 9 lb 8 p.m. •.'.!«< »nSjictfv& /V?A/C \^{^vX^y Play ball! Court times open

Open racquetball and drop-in basket­ through Friday and 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. The cost is $50 for residents and $70 ball are being offered by the Westland Saturday and Sunday. for non-residents, with senior rates of • Parks and--Recreation--Department at Fee is $6 for residents, $8 for non­ $40 for residents and $60 fof non-resi­ the Bailey Center, on Ford Road behind residents and includes an hour of rac­ dents. This is a savings for residents city hall. quetball and use of the sauna and and non-residents of $10. Court time for open racquetball runs steam room. Racquet rentals are $1, A DROP-IN basketball program from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., seven days a racquetball sales f 3. runs from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday week. There are leagues available for those through Friday and 7-10 p.m. Monday There is a non-prime time-special 9 interested. and Friday. a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through. Friday For the first time, the parks and rec­ On Saturdays, the schedule is 8-JO with a $5 fee for residents and $7 for reation department is offering racquet­ a.m. and 6-10 p.m. Sunday's schedule is non-residents. ball phone cards for patrons' conven-_ 8 a.m. to,noon and 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. The fee indudes-an-hour-of-^aoqueW-- 4enee, Cost of the program is $1.50 for ball, half-hour use of the exercise room This will allow the card holder to Westland residents with identification, and use of the saunas and steam room. phone in racquetball reservations for and $3 for non-residents. The sauna and • two court times up to one week in ad­ steam rooms are available at no extra PRIME time is 4-9 p.m. Monday vance. cost.

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Learning to use sign language was just one of the things Girl Scouts and Brownies learned about the handicapped when they visited Westland Center recently.

Some troops traveled for more than two hours to reach Westland Center for the kite competition, which*helped to kick off Girl Scout cookie sales last week. Girl Scouts aim for a flying start to annual cookie sales

By 8andra Armbrustor Marie Horete; and Fowlerville Cadet Shanna Gilke-, editor son; best of show — Holly VanGieson, a Westland Brownie, Junior Troop 303 of Canton, and Cadet Girl Scouts do more than sell cookies. That was Troop 531 of Flat Rock. evident one recent weekend as Brnwnlog anH &v»ihi from throughout the Huron Valley Council gathered BUT THE GIRLS did more than look at kites. at Westland Center for a kite contest and day of They learned about handicaps from puppeteers career exploration. Carol and Amy Chrlstian.-and they interviewed rep­ "Every year we have an annual event to kick off resentatives from sky diving, weather forecasting our cookie sales, but we've never bad one quite like and other aviation professions. this before," said Barbara Kadbauga, director of Talking about sky diving was Karen Neylon of public relations and fund development for the coun­ Dexter. She uses the Tecumseh Airport as a base of cil, which serves 13,000 girls in the course of a operations. .year. ' , "I'm hooked on the sky. Thisls the closest thing I Some girls and their parents drove more than can do to flying," she said. two hours to attend the event, earning merit badges Neylon explained that divers must take seven in the process. The Huron Valley Council Includes hours of training before making their first jump. the counties of Washtenaw, Livingston, northern She added that training continues through the first Monroe and western Wayne. 100 jumps, J'lt's expensive. The first course costs $75 to $100, THE YOUNG women spent considerable time and after that it's $20 to $25 for each jump," she preparing for the kite exhibit and contest. Three said. Puppeteers Carol (left) and Amy Chris- caps to teach youngsters to how to relate workshops "were held in early jOctober, teaching the , It's also dangerous. Neylon, who broke a leg on tian use puppets with a variety of handi- to handicapped children. basics of kite design including materials, safety and her first landing when her chute tugged her as she aerodynamics. went into a roll^said that no Insurance covers sky Since then the girls worked to build kites for sev­ divers. Cookies were the en categories of competition. There were 300 en­ Neylon said there Is a real thrill in being able to theme of the kite tries In the contest. , fly and when you "look down and there's the earth contest entered by Winners and there categories were: Most like a coming up at you." Scouts from the cookie — Heidi Pyle of Canton, a Brownie, and • ALSO. WITH 1»is eye on the sky is Hubert Huron Valley Council. Troop 639 of Canton, junior level; best use of mate­ McNamee, who supervises a staff of 10 at the De­ rials — Melissa Wllkie.a North vllle Brownie, and troit Metropolitan Airport weather office which Carolyn Swift, a junior from Canton; most unusual does most of the observation and warning work, An — Kristin Temerowski. a Canton Brownie, and^ -^AnaArbor of fJce-does-the-fereeasiingT— —— Troop 369 of Belleville, junior level; largest — He said that.the field of metedrology opens up Troop 363, Plymouth Brownies, at the junior level career possibilities to women in the areas of fire ^"Thank you, BachT Photos by was Troop 215 of Romulus, and Cadet Troop 555 of watching, marine weather, radar, hydrology and BillBrester Ypsilanti. ' -, other related fields. McNamee said the study of Other winners and categories were most attrac­ physics, math, oceanography and computers are tive — Kelly Blanche, a Plymouth Brownie, Canton Thank you, Beethoven. important in those fields. / juniors Katie Bloomquist and Julie Hawley, and Ca­ ; Another area now open to women Is the job of air det Troop 98 of Chelsea; most creative — Jennifer traffic controller, according to Allen Burt who O'Kelly, a New Boston Brownie, Canton Junior keeps watch at Willow Run. Airport. Thank you, Mozart. Thank you, '.J-

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„u„amg the seven categories In the kite contest was Giving him some suggestions were Melante Grant Ed Lehmann, a technical sergeant with the Air Force, (left), and CorHne and Nancy Doctor of Ann Arbor.

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4AJW.Q) O&E Monday, January 24,1983 education groups will hold sessions

• BINGO offering storytelling and writing ses­ first and third Thursdays of the month, questions, too. The group will meet at 8 Monday, Jan. 24 — The Paralyzed sions from 10 a.m.,to noon and noon tb unless" otherwise notified. For,more In­ p.m. at St. David's Episcopal Church, Veterans of Michigan, based In Garden 2 p.m. Cost is $2. The sessions will be formation, call Joanne Melster 522- 27500 Marquette;'Garden City. There Is City, will hold a bingo fund raiser at community calendar /.7 held in the Melvin G. Bailey Recreation 1940. no charge. Call 427-3800 to make a res­ ,6:30 p.m. every Monday in the Knights ' Center, 86651 Ford Road. Qall 722-7620 ervation or for more Information. of Cqlumbus Hall, Ford Road, eastjpf Non-profit groups should mail item? for the calendar to the Ob­ for more information. • CRIME PREVENTION Merrinian. Proceeds are used to sup­ server, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, Ml 48150. The date, time and Wednesday, Feb. 9 - The Garden • WEIGHT CONTROLLERS port programs for the handicapped. place of the event should be included, along with the name and • LIONS CLUB City Police Department holds a crime- Weight Controllers, sponsored by" the phone number of someone who can be reached during business , Sunday, Jan. 30 — The Garden City prevention meeting at 7 p.m. the sec­ Garden City Parks and Recreation De­ • LAMAZE SERIES hours to clarify information. <, Lions.Club has bingo Sundays in the ond Wednesday . of every month- in partment, meets at 7 p.m. Tuesdays in : Monday, Jan,- 24 — The Plymouth American Legion Hajl on,Middlebelt, Maplewood Community Center, Maple­ the Log Cabin, Cherry Hill east of Mer-. Childbirth Education Assoication Is of­ south of Ford. Doors tfpenat . 5:30 p.m. wood west of Merrlman. Anyone may riman. Anyone may attend. Price is £5 fering a seven week lamaze series- at The club meets, the first and third Tues­ attend. People interested io forming a cents per meeting. For more informa­ Kirk of Our Savior,. For Information - everyday problems that affect Women. Vnlted States 'Coast Guard Auxiliary day of each month at 7:30 p.m. in the Neighborhood Watclf crime-prevention tion, call 421-4545. ' arid to register, call 459-7477. : The group does not offer therapy. For Gibraltar Flotilla 11-03 at Gaden Cit/ Silver Bar Restaurant on Middlebelt, gr6iip may receive information at more Information, call the YMCA at High School, Middlebelt Road, Garden* north of Ford. these meetings. ' • • CESAREAN FILM 721-7044. City. A fee of $15 will be charged to • WINTER PROGRAMS Monday,.-Jan. 24 — The Lamaze cover cash of materials. For additional • MOVIE HOUR • WISER Wintef programs at Good Hope Child Childbirth Education Association of • EXERCISE CLASSES informatioftcall Richard Trapp at 563- Tuesday, Feb. 1 — The Garden City • Tuesday, Feb. 15 — Widowed in Ser­ Care Center are available for children Livonia will present its monthly film^t Tuesday, Jan. 25 ^ The Lamaze 0253. y . Library will host an after-school movie vice Women's Resource Center 2-5. Full- or part-time programs are of­ 7 p.m. in Room 107 at St. Matthew's Childbirth Education Assoication - of hour starting at 4 p.m. in the library (WISER) will present Joe O'Brien, fered to suit your schedule. Call 427- United Methodist Church, 30900 Six Livonia is offering a sharing and ex­ • TRAVEL SERIES activity room. The program is free and C.P.A. to' share his knowledge of good 4180 for more Information. The center Mile. A fee of $3 per couple is payable ercise for mothers with babies and Thursday, Jan. 27 - Tunisian Holi­ runs approximately one hour. "Little money management. Bring you tax is at 28680 Cherry Hill, Garden City. at the door. The film will be followed small children from 10 to 11:30 at Me­ day will be presented 8 p.m. in the Mel- Mermaid" and "Little Gray Neck" will by a question and answer period con­ morial Church of Christ, 35475 Five vin G. Bailey Recreation Center by be shown. Remember - ducted by Marcy Zwajly, a registered Mile Road between Farmington and Kenard Lawrence. The cost is $3.50 for when you sold nurse who has given birth by cesarean Levan. the fee is $22 which includes ba­ adults $3 for seniors and $2 for chil­ • EPILEPSY SUPPORT Girl Scout Cookies? section. ~ bysitting of all children. dren under 12. • Thursday, Feb. 3 — Epilepsy Sup­ port Program, a self-help group, will .AW Arthritis Today • INCOME TAX • SATURDAY SURPRISE • INCOME TAX meet at 7:30 p.m. in All Saints Luther­ > Joseph J. Weiss, M.D. Monday, Jan. 24 — throughiApri•o l 15 Thursday, Jan. 27 — Free Income Saturday, Jan. 29 — The Westland an Church, 8850 Newburgh at Joy, Mi '4. !•• Rheumatology free Income Tax service for seniors at tax will be available to retirees thru Parks and Recreation Department is Livonia. All meetings are held on the 20317 Farmington Road Whittier Community Center, 28550 Ann the aide program of the American As­ It'sslill important! Livonia, Michigan 48152 Arbor Trail every Monday, Tuesday, soication of Retired Persons at Garden Girl Scout Cookies Thursday ad Friday; 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. City in Maplewood Community Center, Phone: 478-7860 31735 Maplewood. You must have an • CARD PARTY appointment call 835-5339 for an ap­ Tuesday, Jan. 25 - PFC Don Merri- pointment and further information. Group sessions THE USE OF HEAT field VFW POst 7575, willl host a Card Party at noon at 33011 Ford Road. • CAKE AUCTION THERAPY IN ARTHRITIS There is a $2 per person charge. Thursday, Jan. 27 — A cake auction aid in coping The use of heat In the treatment o! arthritis will be held at 7:30 p.m. at Tinkham poooooooooooooa has stood the test of centuries. The availability of hot packs and warm baths were the basis tor • BAND BOOSTERS School on Venoy Road South of Cherry with divorce the reputation of the spas of Europe to provide Tuesday, Jan. 25 — Garden City Hill Road. The cakes will be baked by PHY91CAL FITNESS SHOW their "cures."'Today, under the name of Hydrother­ High School Band Boosters will hold the Cub Scouts of Pack 887 in westland apy, heat continues to play a fundamental role In the there general membership meeting at and their dad's. Mayor Charles Picker­ treatment of musculoskeletal pain. • A series of four group sessions de­ JANUARY 27-30 Heat Is effective for several reasons. First, 7:30 in the Cafeteria. ing andsPftncipal Ownen Chervrie will signed to help people cope with divorce warmth expands blood vessels thus permitting a be judging the cakes. Everyone is wel­ is being offered by the Family Counsel­ greater blood flow Into the area surrounding the • WOMEN SUPPORT GROUP come. Donations are tax deductible. Demonstrafiohs on Thurs.-FH.-8at. heat. This Increased blood supply leads to a sweep­ ing and Mediation division of the Third" ing away of chemical Irritants and cellular debris Tuesday, Jan. 25 — Women's Sup­ Judicial Circuit Court. The sessions are Thurs. Demonstrations and Informal that accumulates at the site of inflammation. This port Group will meet every Tuesday • BOATING SKILLS for those exploring divorce, in the di­ Fashion Show cleanup is the first step toward joint repair and afternoon from 1-4 p.m. in St. John' Thursday, Jan. 27 — There will be a restoration of function. vorce process, or who have already di­ Fri. 6 to 8 pm - Qai. 11 to 7 pm Episcopal Church, Room 109, 555 S. 14-week Boating Skills and Seamanship vorced. Second, heat exerts a beneficial effart on Wayne Road. The group will discuss course for adults spronsored by the strained muscles. Muscle strain and contraction are accompaniments to joint pain, heat reverses this ooooooooooooooc process and thereby puts an end to further muscle Ed Nowakowski, a staff member of tenderness. the family counseling division, will In my next column, I will discuss more about heat, lead the educational group meetings at what type of heat that can be used, advantages of Redford United Methodist Church, heat over other types of therapy, and finally, the 22400 Grand River at Northrup, four limits of heat. Livonia Mall Dr. Weiss welcomes Questions from readers. ^le^?ks-west<>f-tahserrParking-is-avaik- The neighborly people ai your neighborhood Mall please address your Inquires to his office. able on Mclntyre. Seven Mile and Middlcbcll Road AIRMAN PHILLIP S. Police Squadron, Wurtsmith Air CARMON, son of Mr. and Mrs. Force Base, Mich. The meetings will be held from 7:30 Donald E. Carmon, 960 Radclif f, has U.S. Navy and Marine Corps, as p.m.-9 p.m. Tuesday evenings begin­ been assigned to Keesler Air Force well as Canadian forces, also ning Feb. 1. The cost is $3 per night or Base, Miss, after completing basic participate in the exercise. $10 for the series. training. His wife, Shirley, is the daughter TOOLS! He will now receive specialized of Jaques F. Groenlng, 27452 USED AUTO SHOW CARPET instruction in the air operations Avondale, Inkster. Discussions will focus on the follow­ OVER 200 field. ing: Feb..t,-"Coping with Personal and TON9 OF . Carmon Is a 1979 graduate of Emotional Turmoil"; Feb. 8,"Deallhg West High School. with Attorneys and the Court System" NEW AND WINTER REMNANT SALE SENIOR AIRMAN (an attorney will be present); Feb. 15, MICHAEL F. O'GORMAN, "Helping Your Children Cope,"; Feb. USED TOOLQ M COME ININ .^-. son of Robert C. O'Gorman, 31051 22, "Developing New Social and In­ MUST SELL! AIRMAN MARK C. Balmoral, has participated in an Air terpersonal Relationships." NOW TURNBULL, son of Mr. and Force Strategic Air Command (SAC) FOR BEST Mrs. Donald L. Turnbull, 31036 exercise ailed Global Shield 82. CHEAP! 60% Balmoral, has been assigned to He is a law enforcement For additional information, call 224- SELECTION! Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas, specialist with the 379th Security —5266. 22906 after completing basic training. Police Squadron, Wurthsmilh Air MOONEY USED He will now receive specialized Force Base, Mich. instruction in the wire maintenance Global Shield 82 was the fourth FARMINGTON AUTO SHOW field. such exercise held by the commany 9AM-5PM Turnbull is a 1976 graduate of in as many years. It was designed to CARPET East High School. enhance readness and the ability of the command to carry out orders which support U.S. national policy SECOND LT. KEITH A. should deterrence fail.' K ECK, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Keck, 241 Lathers, has graduated from the Air Force navigator bombardier course at " CHIEF WARRANT Mather Air Force Base, Calif. OFFICER GREGORY A. We're Looking For 6 People Who Want To He will ow serve at Wurtsmith DEMOSS, son of Mr. and Mrs. Speak Spanish Or French By Easter... AlrForce Base, Mich., with the' - Gary T. Demoss, 5927 Deering, has 524th Bombardment Squadron. been decorated with the Army For. Just $28 A Week. commendation medal at Fort , - Enroll now in our new group programs and you'll be speaking DONALD E. McNABB CO Rucker, Ala. - French or Spanish by Easter. You'll learn with the unique Berlitz 22150 W. 8 Mile Rd. (W. of Lahser) 357-2626 STAFF SGT. DAVID B. The medal Is awarded to persons Method—a simple, efficient, step-by-step program. In just 10 Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 9-5, Fri. 9*9, Sat. 9-1 DISCH, son of Norma J. and who demonstrate outstanding weeks you'll be speaking a new language. stepson of Arnold W. McDonnell, achievement or meritorious service CallJohn Bennett Today at 33215 John Hauk, has participated in the performance of their duties in an Air Force Strategic Air on behalf of the Army. He Is an BERLITZ Command (SAC) exercise called instructor pilot with Headquartes Bingham Ctr., Suite 1660, 30700 Telegraph Rd.. Birmingham Global Shield 82. U.S. Army Aviation Center, He Is a law enforcement Demoss is a 1978 graduate of. supervisor with the 379th Security East High School.

CITY OF GARDEN CITY REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING CLEARANCE January 3,1983 ) Prewnl mat Mayor Fordtll, Coondtroemben Mirtowlc*, KlUmin, McNolly. KiyiJoo, McDoOtll, uxJ Salvjtor*. AbKfll 60£X. . . Select From : Abo prestnt wtre City U*s*itr C«MireH, Cfly Clerk-Trwwer Sbow»ll*r, «od CHy Attorney M»ck : Moved by McNully, toppc*U4 by KUUTUB: RESOLVQXTO approve U* mlflott* ol U* RtjsUr CoundJ MeeUng ' Steinway, Sohmer, b«M Dec*mb«r J0J I»«J, U preweUd. YEAS: Uotnlmou*. My-McNi)ny^RBSOLVKDJ-o-«pf>rdve tit* Accoant* P«y»W«, «rUjUd.VEASr Kawai, Krakaiieiy Mi'ypt FonJell tai CoaocUn*mt*n KJUroin, Mc'Noliy, Hay**, u>S McDoota NAYS: CoOncUrotmbto Mir- Everett & Conn Pianos lo-»H tod S*)v»tore. . '•"'•#• Moved by S*lv»lore; wpported by Mirtowk* RESOLVED: To »meo4 ike «bove moUoo No. J»K»1 b/dtl.eUflg llem No. «M 1 from tM list of NUJ. YEAS; Couodlmember»Mirtowk*«ndS»}»itor*. NAYS: Htyor ForVJell tod . Cwo«lm«mVnKltim^M«Ndty,H»ydoo,«ndMct)ooeU.^ ' Moved by Klturvin; topforted by Mirioirlc* RESOLVED: To ipprove U» tolkiririf coaMot Items i To r**p-' New Everett " point Ux foltowlAf memben'ta tie CommJnJoo oo Aftaf: MJMred Btrfqxrfrf, MkU Pierce, Miry Aim D,AJI|«1O, - term* uplrtni December |l, l*$V "b. To rejppotat the (oUo*Ui< member* to Ibe"Commanity Development Console; Commlwktf: WilHim Rivet, Cu A* lea, J»oo.oeltM Oiult, CirolAM Beach, lad Jodllh PoterU. term* etplrlnj Reg.$2995 pecemberJI.lSiVYeAiUBi&Imoak. :. ' ".:'.-;• KEROSENE Moved by Uttlawicx wpporterf by McNilty: RESOLVED: To ipprove mtUMn| fundi for the OOIWITD* Cconly Are* Af>bcy rtAjtoj . 1A the inxaoi of »1,0*9 O0, M reoomroeoded by the AdmlfilitriUoa. YEAS: Vmaimtna. HEATER with this Moved by McDosell; wpported by Rlttmia: RESOLVED: To till far * Public Keirlng oo Tveidiy, Jiowry ii, FINANCING A VAILABLE • LA YA WAY 1H>. it T.M P.M. on the Downtown Developrfleot Aolbortty Development PUn. YEAS: Miyor Fordell, CoaocU- $ 00 ad thru Feb. 5, '1983 member Mjrliowfci,KIUmin,McNBlty,rIiydoo,»BdMcDooea NAYS: OwncUme/nberSilvilore. : . FREEDEUVSRY •LISTED Moved by Miflowkt; mpporied by Hiydoa: RESOLVED: To ciU for l P»blk HeirUf oa T»e*diy, Jiaoiry i%, : HI), it JCJ P.M. on the Corrimercltl R«deve!oeoW "Ciroi Beech, Mirk Bolby. Ron tysdJtwk*, at Orchard Lake PilNao«llT,ToraO^RooTke,M*r»b*nBeory,P»»lMilki,Dain«M'o^ : ,;S & Lyndon Farmington ^ Con^ite«.YEAS:lJBinlmow. '•.•-[:"•'*: .'.- : 'j: >' . ".-.v-' .. .". V "••' K - .V ' Moved"ly KRimift; «npporte4 by McNuity; RESOLVED: to kpftw* |oto|-UH rioted »e*»!oo to dbcvtt Ubor m : : : V^u^^^uu^ : ^ •--::•' >: :-: --r^: ^'RONALDDSHOWAITER 834-2580 \ 476-0842 .,•''' -',./'• '\'-".----. '•.'•..••••-: '. ••• '.. City Clerk Tre*wrer <>rtUA:J»n»irTU^H»- •:'>.. ' >'/: V.''r-r- ^'v:V -:.,-^^^:^ . > :. "•": •'•'••':-. •••'.;•; '••'•' •* *-* *^ !

Monday. January 24,1983 O&E (L,R,W,G)5A Commissioners lash Lucas on jail fund 'crisis9 By Tim Richard and a sharp warning. diate crisis in the jail. We have to give pointed the,executive has put us in this staff writer -Asking the County Commission for the county executive * chance to undo position without givirig-us any funding; .1158,000 for three months of extra jail the mess. We need these police officers source."^; •- Qounty Executive William Lucas had staffing, Lucas on Thursday was voted at this time." ' to be satisfied with one-third of a,loaf" $56,000 for one month and given a t ; *'l would be hesitant to take actiofa,; The crisis remarks angered Mann­ n6t in conformance with the charter,"' bawling out because he failed to sug­ in my 12 years on the ' ing. • • gest where the money might be fdund. said Beard, who joined Manning in ab­ board, I cannot recall a staining. "I would favor a special meet­ Don't use "To add, you must subtract." said time when there was • ''IN MY 12 years on the board, I can­ ing. The county'executive merely cafls. Commissioner Richard Manning, D- not recall a time when there was not a for additional ffinding. S^e need to ask Redford. not k 'dire emergency.' 'dire emergency,'" said Manning. "It is him'to provide us with a source." The vote was 120, with three absten­ Responsibility 1$ clear always an unforseen emergency. , Samuel Turner, D-DVtroit, who went tions, for Lucas's request for 15 police Burfs card, In the charter that the "As a result of these emergencies, along with the compromise, said, '"The officers to staff the loufth floor of the we are flow $20 million, $60 million or executive has two ways to go: Reduce jail annex in Westland for the month of executive figure out $150mil!lo'nindebt. . expenditures or increase in revenue; February. • how we can get $56,000 "Responsibility is clear in the char­ . . Tthinkwe can give him 30 days," / Abstaining were Manning; Kay ter that the executive figure out how- Bell warns Beard, D-Inkster, and Stanley Rozycki, from someplace.' we can get $56,000 from someplace," LUCAS GOT a second bawling out, D-Detroit. Among supporters /were Richard Manning said Manning. He declared the commis­ though not as extensive, when the Mary Dumas, R-Livonia, and Milton sion was violating state law and the board gave him 13-2 approval to spend Don't bill that long-distance call to Mack, D-Wayne. ^ Buii. charter by appropriating the /unds $48,000 on prbfessionaPservices for a without taking them from another line Lansing lobbyist. • That's the message Michigan Belf THE COMPROMISE of a one-month and Burt Reynolds have for anyone Richard Manning item in the budget. Beard complained that although the. extension was proposed by Dumas, who 1 "I can understand in the past the budget adopted Dec. 1 allocates Lu­ who may have heard the rumor that warned: 'always an emergency the Hollywood actor is sharing his tele­ problem of getting consensus. from cas's office $622,000, the executive has "The county executive and sheriff three auditors or 27 commissioners," yet to present a line-item budget on phone credit card with his fans. (Loren Pittman) have an obligation to and saying they would be needed for "I have no idea how the rumor start­ "A Lucas staff member told commis­ he said, referring to the three-member how he intends to spend it. Beard asked give us a source of funds. Meanwhile, three more months because the jail sioners that if they didn't approve the Board of Auditors which was replaced for an executive office budget "as soon ed," Reynolds said recently, "but I'd this gives the jail funds and does not population continues to top the 900 like to clear the air once and for all — funding, existing staff would be put on by the executive and to the old Board as possible." ' . ' devastate the budget." mark. overtime at an even higher cost. of Commissioners. "But not any more." Commissioners are scheduled Ho there just isn't any truth to it. Lucas forwarded to the board Pitt- "In my opinion, the population will "I'm sorry my name is being used in Freshman Commissioner Mack, who meet Tuesday to take up Step 2 in Lu­ man's letter saying current funding for remain high for the next several has emerged as a strong Lucas sup­ ADDED EDWARD Plawecki Jr., D- cas's proposal to reorganize county de­ this fraudulent manner ". he continued. the 15 officers would run out Jan. 31 months," added Pittman. "I feel as much a victim-as the people porter, said, "We are facing an imme­ Dearborn Heights: "I am very disap­ partments. who hav*- been misled by this whole scam." V WHERE THE rumor came from and how it snowballed is a mystery to ev­ eryone. , The Burt Reynolds hoax, which sur­ faced a couple of years ago, goes some­ Michigan National Corporation's thing like this: Reynolds supposedly won a large cash settlement in a law­ suit against a major company. Not needing the money, he allegedly an­ nounced in the media that people could Loans and Deposits use his telephone credit card to place long-distance calls until the money from the suit ran out. "The story is pure fiction, and it's costing Michigan Bell customers thou­ Reach All Time High sands of dollars a week," according to ® Harold N. Peacock; head of Michigan Bell's security department. The phony credit card number, along Consolidated Statement of Condition (UNAUDITED) Board of Directors with other details of the story, change constantly, making it difficult for Balance at Lillian Berkman, President General Alarm Corp Michigan Bell to stop the bogus calls, ASSETS December 31,1982 H. Perry Driggs.Jr., President . Michigan National Bank Peacock said. Cash and due from banks •. $366,013,000 Charles M. Endlcott, President Charles B Bonn Interest bearing deposits with banks 581,441,000 Corporation "BUT WE ARE making every effort Federal funds sold and short-term investments 254,050,000 Rohf rt P- CxerhnW, Chnirm.in. „. Gefhotx-Knte-rprises- Jo_ttack-downxallere-who-use-thenum— "Taxable Investments (primarily \J.Z>. government securities) 218,138,000 Richard J. Jacob, Chairman DayccrCorporation ber and bill the long-distance charges Non-taxabTe*investme'nts (primarily state and municipal securities) 416,436,000 Arnold L. Johnson, Treasurer ... Dow Chemical USA back to them," he added. Other investments 21,203,000 "The use of a phony Burt Reynolds Loans Seraon E. Knudsen, Director .... United Airlines credit card number may seem inno­ Commercial, financial and agricultural 1,955,119,000 Joseph E. Lonnlng, Retired Chairman Kellogg cent, but it really is fraud," he said. Real estate — mortgage 1,203,899,000 Company "It's against the law, and it's punish­ Real estate — construction 96,170,000 Gerald B. Mitchell, Chairman Dana Corporation able by a $500 fine and six months in Installment 1,005,298}000 David Prlmuth, Senior Vice President ,' University jail. • Le'ase financing 167,239,000 Industries TOTAL LOANS AND LEASE FINANCING 4,427,725,000 Paul C. Souder, Chairman Outstate Michigan Less: Unearned income (21,727,000) Bank Group Valuation allowance for possible loan losses ....:. (45,304,000) Stanford C. Stoddard, President Michigan rsUNFINISHEi D FURNITURE National Corporation' Net Loans and Lease Financing 4,360,694,000 EVERY ITEM 20% - 40% OFF Premises (net) ; . . . .. 97,489,000 Walter H. TenlngaT Retired Vice Chairman of the Board. World's largest selection of quality Equipment (net) -. 45,850,000 K-Man Corporation Oak, Pine, and Maple Accrued income receivable 71,148,000 Jay Van Andel, Chairman • -.. Amway Corporation Exclusive designs In custom sizes Other assets T 71,675,000 • OAK TABLES • OAK HUTCHES • OAK STOOLSS i TOTAL ASSETS $6,504,137,000 OAK CHAIRS • OAK ROCKERS • OAK STEREOS OFFICERS LIABILITIES VILLAGE WOOD SHOP Stanford C. Stoddard. ^. President Demand deposits *•.:...:....: $1,003,711,000 Edwin B.Jones Senior Vice President, Uvonla Ann Arbor Consumer savings deposits 1,123,592,000 15870 Mlddlebelt 3330 Washtenaw ' v " Southeast Michigan Bank Group 422-3700 973-2133 Time deposits 1,609,258,000 Lr Money markel certificate deposits ^1^296,007,600 Glenn J. McVeigh ....'.... Senior Vice President Insured money market accounts 511,361,000 ' and Secretary YOUR WHEEL CHAIR CLEANED Paul C. Souder ..; Senior Vice President, TOTAL DEPOSITS 5,543,929,000 Outstate Michigan Bank Group Federal funds purchased 109,191,000 Hugh M. Wright : .... , Senior Vice President, •Securities sold under agreements to repurchase 178,373,000 Electronic Systems I -Treasury demand notes 55,459,000 Andrew R. Brodhun .. ... , Vice President Accrued liabilities 170,992,000 Gerald J. DeVore Vice President and Treasurer I.ong-term debt 92,342,000 (WITH THIS AD) Reserve for possible loan losses of subsidiary banks 62,473,000 Kenneth A". DILaura Controller Expires 2/11/83 Less: Portion included in retained earnings (9,048,000) H. Perry Driggs.Jr. Vice President — Financial We Repair All Types of Chairs Valuation portion deducted from total loans (45,304,000) Control Deferred income tax ponton 8,121,000 Philip M. Esslg Vice President, Development Lawrence L. Gladchun Vice President —"General E.H. Rowley CO. TOTAL LIABILITIES 6,158,407,000 Counsel INCORPORATED Redeemable Preferred Stock 10,000,000 John M. Kidle Vice President — Banking Structure sit 317East4(h Street*Royal Oak«544-3636 COMMON SHAREHOLDERS'EQUITY Dominic Monastlere .-... .. Vice President — Auditing -#~ 11330 Woodward • Detroit «868-6545 Common Stock ; 111,022,000 Fred J. Romanoff . Vice President, Surplus 150,773,000 Staff Aide to the President Retained earnings 73,935,000 David C. Searles ,, Vice President — Auditing Open Ceiling TOTAL COMMON SHAREHOLDERS'EQUITY 335,730,000 Robert D. Sznewajs Vice President Alden G_. Walters ..... Nice President, Electronic Credit Beat Any Price v TOTAL LIABILITIES AND SHAREHOLDERS'EQUITY $6,504,137,0^0. Richard C. Webb .... .-.Vice President. Electronic Services June I. Davis , Presidential Assistant

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Wtstlunh #b^rt»i Sports helps ease worries FOR YEARS thejpprts writers room in our dai­ mm 36251 Schoolcraft 8andra Armbrutter editdr ly newspapers was laughingly referred to as the Livonia, Ml 4ai50 Leonard Poflar acting editor toy department. j the stroller (313) 591-2300 Nick 8harkay managing editor comment Writers and editors of the other departments 6A(VQ O&E Monday, January 24,1983 U8$d to envy the sports writers and for a good rea­ ft- W.W. son, the sports writere never had to cover raur-' ders, big fires, and all Sorts of crime and unpleas­ Edqar ant news. Meanwhile the sports fellows spent their Social Security tests our society time in the press box at the ball parks, or along the slump. Michlgan.has been declared a disaster area boards,at the hockey games, or in the best seats as* •and thousands are depending on food stations for the major fights. Day after day they were accused theirmeals. "..••' HOLD ON a minute. Let's take a could have to work an additional year of playing games or enjoying themselves. Ordinarily, it would be'a time of great worry closer look at this Social Security busi­ to receive full benefits. Those born in But times have changed. Now sports writing is ness. - ' later yea_r$*are faced with working un- ,with little to buoy the spirits. But into this picture placed on a higher level for the simple reason that has come sports-a'gain. Some suggest that the Social Securi­ tiVthey're 67, 68 and even later if the sports contests have played an important role in % ty system .is ¾ program gone awry, life expectancy rate continues to in­ dealing the slumping economy. In fact it was the The Detroit Lions made it, to the pro football whose original premise has been lost. crease. sports pages that bouyed the spirits of the needy in That's true, but much has changed in Playoffs. It matters little how they got there. It times of trouble because it gave them something was the means of helping to~raise the spirits ef the America since that first check was is­ WITH MEDICAL technology ad­ pleasant to think about. sued in the 1930s. Whether we like it or vancing by Jeaps and bounds, the day populace again. The Tigers, despite their fourth' r place finish, attracted more than a million fans not, the Social Security system has be­ soon will come when fewer wage earn­ THIS IS not a new happening. For those of you come much more than a government- ers will have to support more and duing the season. It was one of the best years In who can remember, it was the Detroit Tigers who attendance. And over at Ann Arbor the Mchigan sponsored base pension. craekerbarrel more elderly persons. By 2000,12 per­ lilted the spirits of the entire state back in the . The social Security mess is just a cent of the population will be 65 years football program drew more than 100,000 specta­ early 30s. In 1934., they won the pennant, their first tors for each home game on the schedule. symptom of a sociological question we debate or older. By 2030, the proportion will in 25 years. The entire area went wild. It mattered are facing in this country — how is have increased,to 16 percent. little that the Tigers lost to the Cardinals in the And with the Detroit area suffering from the America going to take care of the eld­ Steve The birth rate, projected to increase World Series. The downtrodden had so,mething.4o "hard times," the college hockey tournament at erly as their numbers grow? around 1985, again will decrease to talk about other than trouble. Joe Louis arena attracted the largest crowd in Sociologists Martha and Rainer Barnaby zero population status around 2000. hockey history. "More than 21,000 jammed every Baum, in their book "Growing Old," Hence while in 1976, 5.3 persons sup­ It was the same in 1935 when Micky Cochrane nook and dorner in the arena. maintain that Social Security is more mother and children against their eld­ ported one retired person, by the year drove the Tigers to another pennant and this time than a system of giving money to the ers." 2000, 3.5 workers will support a re­ to victory over the National "League rivals — the Chicago Cubs — m the World Series. This was the therapy the folks needed to take -elderly. : "Fighting about such taxes in the tiree. their minds off the low status of the auto industry hope of catching votes along lines of Advanced societies establish a social The area went "crazy" as the saying goes with and the other slowdowns that resulted in record "MODERN MEN and women use intergenerational cleavage in the pop­ contract among people. One main all sorts of parades, gatherings and celebrations. ranks of the unemployed. - Social Security as a symbol of a com­ ulation and winning indicates a break premise is that we take care of the In all of this the slumping economy was almost So, no longer, should the sports writers rooms of mon collective identity that lasts, no in the chain of generations." elderly now with the presumption that forgotten. the newspapers be referred to as the toy depart­ matter how drastic the other changes . Even now, decisions being made will when we become elderly, younger per­ Remember, those were the days when the banks ment. in their lives," they say. affect people who are more concerned sons will take care of us. had been closed.and workers were being paid in The sports writers are helping to boost the the "Social Security insures us against with hanging out at the singles bar, ad­ How we meet the Social Security script. But the hardships were put on the back- spirits of those who are looking for another Frank­ the specter of total generation gaps, a vancing their professional careers, or challenge will determine just how burner, as they say, during all, the celebration over lin Roosevelt to lift the country out of the same Hobbesian nightmare pitting son just now starting a family. "civilized " America intends to be in the Tiger victory kind of depression that gripped the country back in against father, daughter against For instance, people born in 1949 the next century. Now, we'e going through another economic the '30s. A car's not just a car LOW GMAC FINANCING when it is an old friend ON A GREAT LINE OF THE CAR WAS king last week as the auto A COUPLE OF years ago the spouse was 9 manufacturers presented their finest wares in ready for a car. She told me to read up on it, so the glitzy atmosphere of the Detroit auto show. I devoured all the magazines which tell you the 83 GM CARS AND TRUCKS With sleek, shiny new cars and sleek young best car to buy for the money. No doubt about models contributing to the heady atmosphere, it it, 1 said, almost every expert says th"e"besi car became easy to envision oneself behind the for the money is a Honda Accord. steering wheel of any of a dozen of Detroit's The spouse liked the looks of the Skylark. finest. You don't buy a car on the basis of looks, I said. But I'm now at the point in life where I don't- She said, "Why buy a foreign car whenjyou can even bother trying to mak'e clever conversation buy an American car?" I was still thinking with the sleek young models and I don't mind about that one when we drove by one of those driving a several-year-old car If it is still good car tent sales featufing every kind of GM car transportation. , made and no state sales tax if you purchase I am not sure if I am get- ^mmmmmmmm^m before the end of the month. ting wiser or just older. We went for a look and the first guy whosays My good sense tells me to hello is Dick Scott, a Buick Dealer I haven't get another 4-door but I seen since he was sales manager at a dealership keep thinking of myself be­ on the east side of Detroit. When I get over my hind the custom steering surpise, he makes me an offer my wife can't wheel of a low-to-the- refuse. ^..^j.o.iLnd-v.FJL.i:eki.c.d....w.ith.. I am more cautious. I say: "You spend six. smoked windows. I want months debating whether or not to spend a few something that will zip. Bob hundred bucks to buy a new mattress which you around corners and in and Wisler spend one third of your life on, and here you are out of traffic and cause ready to make a rush $8,000 decision for a car heads to turn when I snake which you-Ire going to drive back and forth to by. work a Total of four miles a dayi She says: I'd get a new leather jacket, driving gloves "That's the car I want. It's maroon and has wire and a cap to go with it. It's the kind of car that wheels." ' • only blonds look good in, 1 tell the spouse, who has always been brunette. She merely snickers. OF COURSE, we buy the car on the spot. I'll I have to admit, she knows me better than I have to admit, I've had no cause to complain in know me. better than two years. It makes me think that i at least one American car company has been NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE I'LL END UP driving my 1977 4-door Ponti- doing a pretty good job over the years. ac at least another year, maybe longer. Why I still remember the first one — a Ford con­ ON THE QUALITY GM CAR OR not? The car has 80,000 miles and the paint has vertible which had lowering blocks to make the LIGHT TRUCK OF YOUR CHOICE. worn thin in a couple of spots, but the inside, back end almost drag on the ground, fender Right now, qualified which is what Lend up seeing most of the time, skirts, dual exhausts and loud mufflers which is in almost-mint condition. The seats are soft could be made louder by taking off a vacuum buyers can save with low and comfortable. At times, it feels like I am hose. As was the custom,of the time, I sat 11.9%-GMAC financing on driving down the street on a steel-enclosed hunched over the steering wheel sprt-of side- any new 1983 Chevrolet, Simmons Beauty Rest. . saddle with my left shoulder jammed up be­ The car handles well, the engine is excellent tween the steering wheel and the door and the Pontiac, Oldsmobile, Buick and the tires are almost new. The heater works right shoulder facing the rear and one hand on or Cadillac passenger car, or to perfection and heats the entire car in the steering wheel. Chevrolet or GMC light-' moments. Try getting all that in a new car When someone saw the car moving down the which costs more than many of our parents street, it looked like there was an overcoat' duty truck or van. Also, new paid for their houses. wrapped around the stering wheel and nobody 1982 GM passenger cars I'd like to knock the car manufacturers — actually driving while the car putl-putted- and light trucks'are included after all Henry Ford II himself came out the boom-boomed along with Domino coming in this offer. other night to admit that the car companies but of the radio. didn't do so well for a few years. But, when I . Those were enjoyable days and I guess the This special 11.9% GMAC think about it, Ive had six years of enjoyable" memory of all the good cars I've had is one of financing is available from driving and very few mechanical problems. the reasons that I think I'll stick with the Could the Japanese do more for me than that? American cars; through thick and thin. participating GM Dealers on all vehicles ordered from the factory by February 28, IF You Own a Vehicle with More Than 1983, or delivered by March 20,000 Miles You Need a 31,1983* Make your best deal now TRANSMISSION BAND ADJUSTMENT and drive away with low & FLUID CHANGE 11.9% financing from WAYS ' - INCLUDESr GMAC. Dealer financial participation may affect WhjenvouPre-PJari * Complete brlyeiirie your funeral with final riegotiated"price of the Analysis 35 Point Check yehicleo * Fluid : •Exclude* flffl sales and {aid units •MfiLtO' * PanLGasket FiMtmf Homts * Fllt6r(WhereAppllcaW«) . .1. Yovt fonttil b tdjfinteed ill «6<

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from our readers Letters must be original copies and contain the signature and address of the sender Limit tetters to 300 words. . i i Commissioners pay raise kit nT To the editor: what they wantfor themselves?' , As a county employee working That carte blanche power should without a contract, a county, resi­ be dispensed with: .. dent paying county taxes, and ,. Another point I would like to with the county tn such bad fi­ •question. nancial straits, I protest, the If the'commlssioners aregoing County Commissioners voting to get secretaries, are they going Be my and getting a raise and provi­ to be from the ranks and/or sions for hiring personal office layoff rolls of the county, or are 'guest' staff. they going to be allowed to give Everyone in the county is ex­ some political favor for some Joseph Guest, one of four cast pecting to have to make some flunky "of f the streets"? members In the Neil Simon sort of concessions in, the future Will the positions be civil ser­ comedy "Chapter Two," gets contract. ' — vice or*>n a private hire basis, close to Donna Tinberg in this I don't mind making some con­ but with the county footing the scene from the Garden City cessions if they are minimal, but bill? why should we when the county Janet Dysarz, Civic Theatre's production commissioners just vote and get Garden City which opened last weekend. The show will continue Thurs­ day, Friday, and Saturday nights at O'Leary Auditorium, adjacent to Garden City High 46th Annual School, 6500 Middlebelt. Cur­ tain times are'8 p.m. Tickets Winter Savings Sale are available at the door. Joan Deschenes" and George Sell play the leads in the comedy, which was a popular Broad­ Since 1937 way show and motion picture. A Beautiful Store with Beautiful Furniture

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ON TWO 320?. Q-T7PS * 1,00 REBATE BOTTLES COTTON SWAPS 300 COUNT LISftftrNE ANTISEPTIC / You piy $1M« »5.00 to* i »nd>tc«I»« »1.00 Die* rrom lh» m«mifleivcr bringing yoW jClull coil tg tK« low »400 to* I. Drug Stores FOR SALE STARTS NOWENDS JAN. 30,1M3 Jb.Fon*W. William M. Agee merged firm stronger ROLL-A-MATIC SPONGE HAilS • COUCH GOURMET MOP TABLETS POPPING i/;/-m-. CORN Mergers sooo •Sot IICH $100

make jobs OUTDOOR WESTTNGHOUSE BIRO Sf{D Ht/tl INSIDE FROST LIGHT BULBS I wmnn. I W.JSw 100 WATT WOODGRAIN GAS-UNL 5-POUND Agee .4-DRAWER CHEST ANTIFREEZE WILD BIRD FEED WRjCtirs i 2/ PLEN-T-PAK GUM 12-PACK «£ Bendix Corp. has benefited from its long — and $j£00 00 $ SectfrtAt sometimes controversial — history of acquisitions, BLATZ * 99 S (2PKOSOF2) 00 said William M. Agee, board chairman of the South- B££R OtfOUl field-based company. 3 1 After a speech Monday to the Economic Club of Detroit, Agee, who was Involved last year in the corporate takeover battle of the decade, was asked his response to criticisms that such battles absorb JOBE'S hundreds of millions ot dollars of bank credit that Jobe> could better be used by builders and small firms ^ JUMBO HOUSCPUNTSPtKES HOUSE seeking to expand. . - • The Bendix organization is made up of over 100 TRASH PLANT acquisitions through the history Of our company," he sa^d. "I believe that these are profitable kinds of CAN SPIKES ventures! In time, they create Jobs, more research with Lid FIREPLACE LOGS and development and add to productivity of Ameri­ WOODGRAIN can Industry. STORAGE 3 $100 POUND $100 "WE BELIEVE strongly, Just as has been the FOR EACH case of 200 years of history In this country, that \) J CHEST mergers and acquisitions, when intelligently done ereate-Jobs, more research and- deyelopment and enhance the economic-viability of When you buy /•. this country." 2 jugs of Agee did not respond directly to the question of DOUBLE use of bank credit for acquisitions, which is at the heart of much criticism from house builders, con­ COUPON DAYS By Mail gressmen and public commentators. Prestonei Besides the Bendix/Martin-Marietta donnybrook, WE OFFER YOU DOUBLE SAVINGS ON ALL MANUFACTURERS You pay store $3.99 for each of 2 1982 witnessed a rash of corporate takeovers: "CENTS OFF" COUPON ON ITEMS CARRIED IN OUR DEPARTMENTS: Expect on Beer. Wine. Liquor Cigarelies. Coffee. Perry coupon prices, other gallons and receive $2.00 back from Schlltz by Stroh's, Cities Service by Occidental Pe­ retailers coupWis. free coupons and Mfg Coupons over 50 Limit One' the manufacturer bringing your. troleum, Conoco by duPont, Marathon by U.S. Steel Coupon Per Item Coupon cannot exceed the value of any item. No actual actual cost to the foW $2.99 pet gal. after a fight with Mobil, Columbia Pictures by .--•>.*.• • - cash can be refunded ".'Xv.;? .'.•••/• '•.n'Sif-V-i?.>•-<• GAt Coca-Cola. | PRESTONE n* Cash Refund Mall In Certificate 1 Wei itfvni 6y rruJ 12 00 »**n you M Out Mi am tos comtyttw AGEE, WHO will become president of Bendix's • uiVxtrt «kyig •* v* ProoWfVthjs* to PAfSTONE TJ* CJS>> new parent company, Allied Corp., on Jan. 31, also I RjfwyJ.PO Boi S». R4g«ty. MjryU^tf. VU3 declined to define his new duties. He would say only I Mr/Mis MS "_ that his role "will be very busy," and he will divide Prestt I W#»js ; his time between Southfield and AUied's headquar­ FREE Preston; Crty. . Sut«. .**. AFTER REBATE GJEEOEE | Store Mmt. ters in Morristown, N.J. (P"\readierreapt»vourtfust(«»o< I Colorsilk COLORSILK HAIR COLOR • HtM» ftintti $, 1»«J ind V4 rxic* ot lie* PJUS70NE II tut I Agee became a center of national controversy You pay store $2.00 and receive $2.00 orcW I back Irom the manufacturer bringing lirr.t Qe-e CiM-- rflund Dfr U^J» per itoeu Pfli.rO req-j-s! rrus! it I last fall when he sought to purchase control of Mar­ mWf on <.t« o»i.jl l«m Ptf'UlijCX-or-i istcceptllt t'i ii't 'S C^D J your actual cost FREE alter rebate. r tin-Marietta Corp., an aerospace' and defense con­ ilri VcJ «r rdundr KfJUNti mi) REQUfSitpsir i«l« rosiiiAtKl SI mXUHUOo unt mi10 stATE outt 1MHma •a to buy control of Bendix. Agee ended the matter by BE tETUWO •__ ^ agreeing to a Bendl*-A1HM morgpr, Amorging-^x- president of the combined company. Agee contended the merger did not weaken both companies, financially. "We're In a strong financial position today and will be in an even stronger one V1CKS ^ the next six to 12 months," he said. NYQUIL BAYER OIL A NIOHniME VapoBuD ASPIRIN _ COLDS OF NONE OF Bendix's raaJotLbuslness areas will be MEDICINE liquidated to help pay off debts incurred in the 10 02. OLAY merger, Agee said. .-. BAYERASPIRIN 6OZ.PUMP • He added there will be no significant reduction In Oil COLGATE TOOTHPASTE the work force at Bendix headquarters. 100 ()l AY REQ.7 or Asked by a Canadian reporter about the multi­ $159 or national firm moving Jobs out of North America, 302 COUNT GEL 6.4 or. \ ^ Agee said there Is a. "natural evolution In Bendix RUB • M*. EACH over 20-40 years. We're constantly changing loca­ tions of certain products and emphasizing certain others. "I don't see a trend toward shifting products ^A offshore because we are an International company. We're constantly bringing Jobs here and taking Jobs .HANKSCRAFT TABLE-TOP $4.00 REBATE there. I don't think our International operations HUMIDIFIER have Increased at all, on balance. We've added jobs 3¼ GALLON POLLENEX- in the and North America, for that AIR PURJFIER matter." MOO btck rrom lh« m»nu(«ctur»r "-•..'•.•'.'••< • • .'- brlnolng your «ctml cost to lh« low IN HIS SPEECH, Agee called for a "change in VALVOLltf $19.87. attitude characterized by a new spirit of coopera­ YOUR NET COST AFTER REBATE tion" between government, business and labor, He (tAU-Cfimate listed several proposals to achieve that coopera­ NO. 75950 3 MOTOR OIL • : tion. V ; ; -. * 699 ' Businesses should be given tax credits to encour­ age their participation in a Jobs retraining program that could be "structured along the lines of the OI BUI, he said, adding: ,:; "These efforts must be based on a policy of back­ PERRY COUPON PERRY COUPON PERRY COUPON PERRY COUPON PERRY COUPON ing our winners, rather than supporting our losers. >erryj ijpom -;'• . ."We need to examlnetax incentives that will en­ • REYNOLDS courage jpeople to start new and promising ven­ WW tures, and enable existing businesses to modernize J ALUMINUM and expand," Agee said, v ,11- $••" I FOIL • 25'x 12" Agee added he believes; Allied "would strongly support" such a program. "We would be very sym­ pathetic to doing our fair share plus," he said. % m CELLAS HE ADVOCATED formation of a high-level com­ 8^PACK § CHOCOLATE COVERED mission of business, labor and government officials PERRY to "recommend programs for revitalizing mature COKE, *^rtn I SNOWY CHERRIES £ ^,^ industries and re-directlng our efforts toward more TAB or SPRITE 5 ^yV | SozBOX 5 109 SOCKET v, Liter Bottle* | PIUS BLEACH SEALS promising sectors of our economy, such as high DEPOSIT I 2$or 99*1 . technology and agriculture/ • llmltJ»P4ai-Oo«»Jlrvgjir».X). 1«j "_2" ' "M«»i'o«od»hnii|(».J0,1»»j' g . llm'lllmll iJ OoV> . : •"' The United States must "greatly expand and ac­ CALL (313) 334-1300 FOR THE PERRY DRUG STORE NEAREST YOU! celerate efforts to increase exports/ he said.

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Makes 6 servings. new ^feature that .will bl found' come the spokesman 'is a. clown named from the kitchen. . enough to impress ' Each serving provides: 254 calories, ; weekly in this space. "Pilot Lighf[ is Ronald who doesn't have sense enough even (he most cynical. . using artificial sw^eterieV in place of ', written by Greg Melikov, a newspfc to get out of an elevator at the right Trto examples: a ground hee* sugar: 249 calories, 3 meat exchanges, per-copy editor in Miami, Fla. Meli­ floor? . ana an herbed chicken with orange — 1 bread exhange, 1 vegetable exchange. kov began began doing the grocery I'm not overjoyed about Burger both low-sodium recipes, both tasty as * * - shopping for his mother who was £U King's spokesglrl. Fpt sure, she a result of such Ingredients as wine, ORANGE HERBED, CHICKEN AND whei\ he was 10 years old. He began shouldn't be teaching math to adults. herbs, fruits and vegetables. Carefully cooking while inxoUegeand contiA- • blended, they provide flavor without RICE / • • tied to cook and gro'cery shop after .12 choke chicken pieces (3 to 3¼ DEVILED PORK BURGERS the traditional salt. •' pounds) -, his marriage nearly 20 years ago 1 pound ground pork The most important feature of both b,eca^se his wife didn't enjoy either 1¼ cops orange juice 1 large carrot, shredded recipes, however, is that they're served V* cup dry white wine task.' Melikov will welcome your over rice. Uncooked rice contains only comments, suggestions and prob­ legg 2 tsp eregano leaves 2 tbsp chill sauce 2 to 9 milligrams of sodium per serv­ % tsp garlic powder lems* Write him in care of this ing. (The sodium content of the water newspaper. 2 tbsp Dijon mustard ½ tsp sage leaves, crumbled ¼ tsp salt in which the rice is cooked can add ad­ ½ tip r^ietnary leaves, crumbled Th§ Burger War has had an Impact •A tsp black pepper ditional sodium, since rice does absorb ¼ tsp thyme leaves water as it cooks.) on the hffme Jront. My wife took two Combine all ingredients, shape into 4 H tsp ground black pepper youngsters to lunch the other day and patties and refrigerate 45 minutes. BEEF AND RICE VENETO Paprika they Ranted to go to McDonald's. All 1 Vt pounds lean ground beef V« cap orange marmalade three;had Big Macs. Broil on rack in oven or fry in non-stick is skillet unti desired doneness but cook ¼ cup chopped onions 1 tbsp cornstarch Who says that low sodturri recipes need fo lack That night, Anita observed, "I think well. Serve on buns -with desired 2 cloves garlic, minced 3 CUM hot cooked rice taste? Serve foods naturally low in sodium, like the dig Mac Is a little bigger since trimmings. 2 cans (6 oz. each) low sodium cocktail Place chicken in 13x9-inch baking those!TV,ads." vegetable Juice or tomato juice rice, and prepare recipes without salt. Wnen done dish, skin side down. Combine juice, properly, the results are dejicious. "Bj>t the commercials belong to MUSTARD BURGERS ^ 3 medium tomatoes, peeled and wine and seasonings. Pour over chick­ Burger King," I reminded her. 1 ¼ pounds ground beef chopped en. Sprinkle with paprika. Cover and "McDonald's burgers are supposed to 2 tsp Italian seasoning bake at 350° for 30 minutes. Turn Answer the knock be 20fpercent smaller." 1 tbsp instant minced onion T 1 tsp celery salt 2 tsp Sugar chicken; sprinkle with paprika. Bake, on your door STORE diplomas, certificates and other Onlthe TV front, the prime contender 2 tsp red wine vinegar uncovered, 30 to 40 minutes longer, or with an order for valuable documents in a paper tube. Docu­ in the Burger War has mounted an of­ Vi tsp black pepper 3 tbsp hot mustard sauce Vi to 34 tsp Tabasco pepper sauce until chicken is tender. Pour pari juices Girl Scout Cookies! ments stay clean, dwand.creaseless. Tubes fensive that has me seeing stars. On the Salt substitute to taste, optional into saucepan; skim fat. Add mar­ can be obtained from' eintpv paper towel legallfront, two of the Burger Empire 1 egg, beaten - rolls, etc. Try OtrSc-rveY & Eccentric Classi-. 1¼ tbsp cooking oil 1 cup sliced mushrooms malade and cornstarch dissoved in 2 struck back with counter attacks. *h cup chopped green pepper fied Ad and watch results happen rifcht tbsp water. Cook, stirring, until sauce awav. From the home front, my advice to Combine meat and seasonings, then 1 Vi tbsp cornstarch Is clear and thickened. Serve chicken all is°slmple: Make better burgers, not blend in mustard sauce and egg, shape 3 cups hot cooked rice and sauce over beds of fluffy rice. war.". into 4 patties and refrigerate 30 min­ Cook beef, onions and garlic in a 4- Garnish with orange slices, if desired. Girl Scout Cookies... I cln't pinpoint the last tlmel tried utes. Fry in hot oil on medium heat un­ quart Dutch oven until meat is no long­ Makes 6 servings. to digest one of those fast-food til desired doneness. Serve on buns with er pink. Stir to crumble meat. PouToff Each serving provides: 331 calories. , but I recall having diffi­ desired trimmings. fat. Add juice, tomatoes, seasoning, Not recommended for diabetics. culty [locating the tomato. Frankly, the tomato or onion or burger always looks 40-percent thicker on TV than In per­ son. * YOU DtStKVt THl BIST 4 Wt CIVt IT TO YOV I realty don't care If Burger King's HmHK) CPIEN1N4B —-patties weigh more or taste better than Finest Quality McDonald's or Wendy's because Meli- THROUGH JAN. 29 kov's burgers are good enough for me. s Deli Gal.'»1l " That's why I didn't relish hearing the TOP CHOICE AND PRIME. HOMOGENIZED MILK $•!«» Burger King Story through Christmas MADE FROM GROUND CHUCK LOW FAT MILK Gal.*1 every time I turned the TV dial. 10 LBS. OR MORE $1.39 Lb.^" 149- KRAKOS IMPORTED POLISH I feel sorry for Wendy's because it TASTY doesn't figure to move up from No. 3 BONELESS CHUCK ROAST *1.69 LB. HARD Lb.>2" —afterHhe-stnokc-clearsrAt-least-Burgei^ »16« Kingihas the Whopper .and McDonald's liMimSIRLOIN TIIHflOAST ECKRICH BOLOGNA Lb.M NEAT CLEAVER Sit$ t has the Big Mac. Wendy's has the Sin­ BEEF LIVER 59* LB. ECKRIK OLD FASHIONED LOAF Lb. 1 gle — not your most alluring monicker. LO. CRISP LETTUCE (expires 1-27) 2 for $40*1 0 Besides, I figure if God wanted us to BONELESS PORK BUTT ROAST *l.d9 LB. We specialize In ^•••••iCouponii eat square burgers He would have cre­ CHOICE BEEF STRIP LOIN WHOLE 2.69 LB ated; square tomatoes and square TOP CHOICE 8 PRIME Lean, Tasty onions. ,>../;' ,. .;<•'• FROZEN BEEF PATTIES 5 LB. BOX >8.95 BEEF, , LAMB 8 PORK WITH ! McDonald's may be top dog, but If it E BOILED $-199 COUPON I FROZEN RIB EYE 3 LB. BOX «6.2* I HAM • I I Present coupon when ordering I FROZEN N.Y. SIRLOIN 3 LB. BOX »8.25 38119 Ann Arbor Road | Expires 1-30-83 Tony's Market I rs want -KOWALSKI LUNCH MEAT- (•••••iCOUpODlHBH $ $ 9 Livonia .J BOLOGNA 1.89 LB. FRESH LIVER SAUSAGE l ?e J VISIT OUR FLOWEftSHOP Across from Stan's Market Fresh Cut Ros« & Plants convenience $ ACCKPTt KIELBASA *2.49 LB. 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7 • , By 8herry Kahan Bombeck were the godmother of per­ staff writer. sonal columnists." Talbert believes a columnist must 'We become part of your family. You %et the IRS help*/ Newspaper columnists like Bob Tal­ have a strong ego to believe that can identify with us. You go through our ¥ bert have found ready acceptance from ''someone will care about something the reading public because "people you say." They also must entertain'and ups and downs.' need a friend." The Internal Revenue Service is In Westland, only one session is be good communicators. mlng to town soon — but not to col- planned and that will he nn folnrrifly Headliner at the Livonia Town Hall "You've got to be a hanfto do it," he — Bob Talbert lecture series at me Mai Kai theater, i fecit income taxes or examine your re­ Feb. 12, at 10 a.m. at Bailey Recre- indicated in an accent that nad the turn. ation Center, 36651 Ford Road. Talbert claimed that "columnists be-' South stamped all over it. "But it's a i J They will be here to give you free came the. back fence." They became big responsibility and a heavy burden. Steps were taken to rectify the mis­ melange of country and city stories, help preparing your 1982 tax forms. If you plan to attend, the IRS advises the person people looked to for a good, You can't let people down. I hate to take and obtain the boy a prosthesis.. frank appraisals of celebrities, events I J .It's all part of a new dimension in the that you bring all necessary data with friendly gossip make an error." "The biggest lesson I learned was in the life of a future columnist and K-.< agency's taxpayer service program — you. This includes the tax form pack­ In an interview following his talk, he IN HIS EARLY days as a reporter In that we can be badly misused," noted personal opinions. Here are two of his ¢0 "outreach" effort to bring profes­ age you received in the mail, a form W- explained that_"we become part of your South Carolina, he made a serious mis­ the Free Press writer. stories, one about a British prime min­ • -2 sional, help Into neighborhoods and . 2 earnings statement for each job you family. You can Identify wl.th us. You take which he labeled as "the worst ex­ To present his lecture, Talbert left ister, the. other about local TV celebri­ communities across the country. (and your spouse) had last'year, forms go through our ups and downs." '::. perience lever had, but the best learn­ his Farmlngtori Hills home for the first ties. ' • ;\'t>-:'-. (In Michigan, libraries, schools, union 1099 for interest and dividends In his opinion columnists came on ing experience." time m two weeks after a bout with A lover of brandy, Winston Churchill balls, churches, community centers received, and summaries of tip and un­ the scene when newspaper, people dis­ A minister told him about a'father pneumonia. He assured his audience he was weaving around Buckingham Pal­ will be used by the IRS to provide the employment income. covered there was more to total cover­ who was hoping to raise money to pur­ was 50 percent antihistamine and anti­ ace one night when he was confronted Assistance. If you Itemize deductions, take-with age than hard news and club meetings. chase a prosthesis for his son who lost a biotics. He added a sentence that drew by a woman. /.Two area sites have been selected — records include medical expenses, con­ "We provide the soft side of the hand. warm applause. "I don't plan to smoke "You are the drunkest person here," tfne will be in Livonia and the other in tributions, interest expense such as news, the anecdotes," he said, as he sat Talbert fell to and wrote "a glowing again," he said. she told him. Churchill may have been Westland. home mortgage, car loans, and charge at the head table at the celebrity lunch­ article" about the boy. It was later dis­ He also mentioned that the illness unsteady, but he had not lost his wits. accounts. Tax deductions Include state eon at the Plymouth Meeting House covered the father was cashing atthe" had caused his weight to drop from 260 "You are the ugliest woman here," he. 1.I N LIVONIA, the IRS will set up the and city income taxes, sales taxes and following his lecture. "Then when TV local tavern the checks sent in by char­ to 240 pounds, "but when the body's said. "Tomorrow when I wake up, I will project at Stevenson High School, real estate taxes, union dues and safe came on strong with personalities, co­ itable readers. The man proved to be a that big, who can tell." be sober, but you will still be ugly." $3500 Six Mile Road. Assistance will be deposit fees. , lumnists became the personalities for con artist usfng his son's handicap as a the newspapers. People like Erma lyen the four Wednesday nights during And the bill you paid to have sorrier source of income. THE TALBERT TALK was a Please turn to Page 6 f ;ebruary, beginning with Feb. 2, start­ one do your return last year is deducti­ ing at 7'p.m. ble, too. . Network chalks up a .or do it yourself By Sherry Kahan enlisted the support of the two Leslies, business world," added Frederick, "and confined to only one sex. It would inhib­ staff writer Marrus and Frederick. The latter, as a to learn trends." it growth. Learning opportunities are * 1982 has come and gone. April 15 is counted as income for both federal and former employee of the YWCA of While, GAIN started with members better where you have both men^ahd <>n th&way; and that means federal in­ state taxes this year, but interest, "It's not who you are, but who you Western Wayne County, had an active from the Plymouth, Canton and North- women." come taxes will be due. Whether you earned also will be tax deferred. know." role In founding a successful female- ville area, it now aims to service "the > She added that attendance at meet­ M 4UI out the" tax forms yourself or have Leslie Frederick, co-chairperson of only'network called Women's Ex­ needs of a wider community," in ings varies from 20 to 50 people. someone prepare them for you, it will IN REGARDS to the marriage penal­ the newly formed male-female net­ change. Marrus' words. In her opinion the network is becom­ pay to know about new changes in the ty, deductions many families with two work called GAIN, disapproves of the "We wanted this network to appeal ing effective. "People are learning the ^] $ax laws that affect you. income earners have found that they networking philosophy/ to both men and women," said Marrus. "JIT IS GROWING," observed Luce. art of networking, an art that has to be f ;' The tax cuts passed in 1981. will have pay higher taxes as a married couple "But like it or not"," she said, "I don't "It would not be only for women look­ "We felt a need for this type of thing practiced." ~£ £ome of their first Impact this year. thaiflhey would If they were two sin­ know anyone in the past two years who ing for employment and self-improve­ particularly in the suburbs where peo­ Carol Levitt, a Plymouth attorney, I flere are some of the provisions that gles, x has gotten a job without knowing some­ ment. But it would try to get establish­ ple come and go. They need a focal offered an example of how this art Is * itiay help you when you get all your tax The new marriage deduction allows body," ed businessmen and professionals In­ point to find out what is going on in the practiced. fc| Jjtforjmatlon together this year. the spouse with the lower Income to de­ Making contacts Is the idea behind volved actively." community and what is available. We "I was surprised at what I got out of ; ne decided it would narrow it if it were I; Q Of them concerns individual re- duct up to 5 percent, or a maximum of GAIN (Goal Answers Ideas Now), an "People come to keep up with the Please turn to Page 6 'f. jtaement accounts (IRAs). $1,500 before taxes are figured. This organization that alms to expand Its deduction Is available whether you membership into, areas beyond Plym­ 3"'.YOU COULD hardly have been read- itemize ornot. outh where it was started. j f| ^hg the newspaper or listening to TV As. for child care, the child care tax It is expected that a member will be this past year and not heard about credit for families with children under interested feT blowing his or her own IRAs. Starting in 1982 and up to filing the age of 15 is not figured on a sliding horn. Everyone Is encouraged to be time April 15, 1983 any person with scale depending on Income. fKany fami­ frank and open about it, noted Leslie earned Income in 1982 can open an lies will be able to take a;larger tax Marrus, co-chairperson. IRA; Even couples with a non-em- credit this year .than in previous years. "GAIN Is an organization where | ployed spouse have the opportunity to A tax credit Is subtracted directly someone starting a business is invited Msfct asidesome retirement income for from the tax bill you owe. Be sure you to promote that business," said Marrus, 1¾ each spouse. have good records to support this ex­ a Plymouth resident and insurance and IIS Up to $2,000 per worker (or $2,250 in pense. You will need to use the long investment broker. "It is socially ac­ i|f total for a couple including a nonem- federal tux form 1040 even if you take ceptable to bring In examples of your k?|jployed spouse) can be set aside this the standard deduction and form 2442, work to promote what you are doing.' Jsyear. Not only will that amount not be Credit for Child Care Expenses. We set up a table for. literature and .<«&» -'.-.-•• products. ' "At our meetings we have an open mlke wheTe people can *xplaln what they are trying to do In business. They freeze discussed can also make announcements about activities of civic or church groups." ^¾ "The Carrot and the Stick: Survival The program will Include poetry At their, meetings on the second j$jrs.. Survival," a program of poetry, mu- readings by Roslna Raymond of Livo­ Thursday of each month, speakers talk fffclc and discussion concerning the'nu- nia, trustee at Schoolcraft College, and about a variety of matters relating to ^•plear arms race, will be offered at 7:30 Michael Grrfnllch, coordinator of the employment and business. The topic fllp.m. Sunday; Jan. 30, In First United event and full-time volunteer In freeze may be about starting a business or ac­ |; Methodist Church, 6443 Merrimah, campaigns. quiring a more positive attitude. A ca­ S£Garden City reer in data processing has been dis­ 4 •f\~ The event is sponsored, by the West­ , Gramllch served In the U.S. Marine cussed, and taxes will be the topic .at I ern Wayne County Nuclear Weapons Corps fdr more than seven years, and the next meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, i /Freeze; witnessed an atomic bomb test In Ne­ Feb/10. It will take place In Station 885 ,¾ The purp

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Contlnued-from Pago $" , > TV performers Sonny Eliot and Al Ackerraan Guided Writing shows were involved In the second tale told by Talbert. Ackerman was In the hospital with back trouble. Eliot disguised himself as a doctor and made a call. . Turn over, I want to take your temperature, he a to tolrj, the1 patient. Th^n he said he w.ould leave the room for a while, but a nurse would look in. When the nurse arrived she looked at Ackerman lying on Dear Mrs, Green: .' You want to be/approved of so much his stomach and laid something like, "What is going I have seen your articjes in, the paper'1 that you attempt to live up to other on here?" / - ' many times and have enjoyed reading people's standards, even though they Ackerman informed her the doctor had been in to them. may not always coincide with your take his temperature. I am not left-handed^ but slant all my views and opinions." It would be most . "With a rose?" asked the nurse. letters to the left and'must always use interesting to hear from you as to why a ruler when writing letters or signing yob find it necessary to write on a IN BRIEF COMMENTARIES on celebrities, Tal­ my name. It would be most interesting ruler. bert informed his listeners that Bill Cosby Is the to find out what is reflected about .my You enjoy being noticed and the at­ funniest man around, both on ind off the camera. personality In my writing. tention you receive from others. Your Harry Belafonte Is the "most "unaffected," and Thank you manner often will be such as to elicit Elvis Presley was the/most polite." M.R. Bloomfield Hills attention. -Julie AndrewB shocked him with her language. Color Mary Popplns blue. Dear MR. If you have a question about your . Barry Goldwater is most masculine. Soup^ Sales handwriting, write to Lorene CoUett is genuinely witty, and Burt Reynolds is "the most Although you do not give your age, Green, a certified graphologist, in honest, real and nicest." He was never more im­ SKIINGS GREAT....: your unusual handwriting suggests you care of this newspaper. Please use pressed by a mind than he was with the mind of are a young women who places a great a fuU sheet of white, unlined paper a» all the local ski areas. There's PLENTY OF MAN MADE SNOW.the anthropologist Margaret Mead. weather has been nice for skiing and up NORTH IT'S BEAJJTIFUL. deal of importance on appearances and and write in the first person singu­ He learned that Joan Crawford kept him waiting impressions. lar. Please sign your name even because she found it necessary to clean the hotel In Leslie King's excellent book enti­ though 1 use only your initials in the bathroom. BUT tO there has been no snow in your back yard to tled "Getting Control of Your Life," she paper. Age and handedness also are helpful. , As a young man, he met the poet and historian remind you, so we're having a gigantic SNOW DANCE SALE to get you has this to say about people who rely on Carl Sandburg, who had a farm in South Carolina going and make it SNOW. guides for the line spacing: "If you pre­ Graphology classes are forming near a place .where Talbert worked. Talbert re­ fer to write on ruled paper or with at this time. For those who inquired, ferred to the biographer of Abraham Lincoln as ASSORTED guidelines, you indicate that you want I suggest you call the community "very profane and profound." ALL KASTJLE ALL limited responsibility. Also that you education department in your area When the young man asked the older one why he ROSSIGNOL •^MAfWySLALOM ;; •* SKIS AFTER-SKI are a conforming, conventional person- for information. cursed so often, Sandburg replied, "Because the SKIS words are handy." < IN STOCK ;' BOOTS % A RARI ofPORTUMTV . rt : 40¾ - !JFlNf,ttlSf:0NTJAU-; -> 50¾.. 30V Family marks 90th 81/82MODELS ALL LANGE $200 HEAD ROSSICNOJL birthday at dinner BINDINGS TURBO STSKIS ON SALE SALOMON All nine of her children attended the 90th birth­ 30 o., •S'W v-*'*'„' 0H A Vt•.••-.. :r: $ ~*>.-Rp<>CT/< plenty^o^4fN man. * * SALE 30 off : The Schneermans also lived in South Dakota and ALL SIZES wmmcGi PREMIUM SWISS SKIS Continued from Page 5 looking for a new employee with a cer­ Detroit before moving to Livonia, where they resid­ tain skill. ed for 29 years. JUNIOR DYNASTAR HEAD SKIS PELAN^KIS) attending meetings," she said. "I ended "They can put them in touch with Her life has revolved around her nine children, SKI EQUIPMENT ii¥SKIS "''• IN STOCK up with new people for my resource each other," he said. "They can build a six boys and three girls; 28 grandchildren and 26 list, people who are informed about ac­ bridge. It is fulfilling to do this. You great-grandchildren. Seven of her children live in ON SALE 25% io '* ^-. counting and Insurance. If a client had help someone get a job and help the various part of the state, one lives In Ohio and one SKIS-POLES a particular case for me I found four businessman. It's a pleasant activity.* lives in California. , SALfe . more people I could call for informa- "GAIN gives you contacts," she said. Currently living with her youngest daughter in BOOTS-BINDINGS 50 JionJ» , !— —Pftt mnr<> WormflHpn about GAIN.- Walled' LakeLjhe_ls_a-member-of-the- Christian- Levitt also met a lot of nice people, contact Janet Luce at the Plymouth Community Church In Northville. in her opinion. 'Our cross-section Is tre­ Community Family YMCA at 453-2904. Called "Oma" by her family - that's German OLIN mendous," she said. "We have hourly for grandmother — she still manages to bake bread MARK III and salary people, those who are unem­ and coffee cake occasionally. The family has a REG. »285 ployed or making a career change. Turtle talks yearly reunion on Thanksgiving but held another Some own their own business, some one to mark her birthday. s J Aft 50 work for the big three auto companies. 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2C(L,R,W,0) O&g Monday, January 24,1983 Glenn sinks Franklin; Bentley wins. Churchill ties the week ahead Trojans win at Dome PREP BASKETBALL Mon4»y, }*a.M Westland John Glenn withstood a 1st-place Stevenson rolls Belleville »t Uv. Ste.veiifon;7;45 p.m. late Livonia Franklin charge to gain a Vanity, Jut. 25 68-62 Northwest Suburban League bas­ Llv. Franklin at Ply. Cantoo, 7:45 p.m. ketball witf Friday night. ' Livonia Stevenson, the Suburban Shamrock attempts to preserve the vic­ Wayne Memorial at Garden CUyr7:<$ p.m. AllenPk.CabrinlalSt. Agatha,1:45pm:- ••-• The host Rockets are now 9-3 overall basketball .'. Prep -Hockey-League. (SPHL) leaders- tory. ' * Redfor*J Tlurstoo at TsylorTfuman, 7:45 pm started slowly but went to gain its 12 and 4-1 InNSL play, one game behind Farm. Harrisoa'at Rediori} Union, 7:45 pjn. first-place Redford Thufston. Franklin win in 14 tries at the expense of Liyo- Temp. Christian at Springfjeld Christian, 7;45 p.n Hawks 15-8. ON SATURDAY, (Jan; 15) Cranbrook fell to 4-6 and 2-3. • nla Franklin Friday at Edgar Arena, 7- again broke out quickly, building a 3-0 Friday, Jan. 28 Clarenceville made five free throws hockey Ply. CantoD at Ply. Salem, 7:45 p.m. • The host Rockets trailed by a point down the stretch and finished with 13 2. • -, • : • • •• lead In the first two periods. CC rallied Taylor.Baptbt Pk. at Tern. Christian, S psn. after the opening, quarter but pulled Stevetlsqn, coached by Jerry in the final 15mlnutes, as Joe Kley and (for26. '• Redford Union at Wald. /oho Glefln,7rtt p.m. . ahead 36-26 M halitlme. Glenn then "We ftadt o pick up the pace with a Kestner, Is 9-1 In league play. Franklin BLOOMFIELD CRANBROOK 2 Mike Cannon beat Pijanowski in a one- Bedford Thurston at N. Farmlngton, 7:4£ p.m. minute span. That'was all the Sham- Flint HoljHRosary at Red. St. Agatha, 7*5 p.m.- sprinted to a 20-polnt advantage in'the press in the second half because Orton- dipped to 2-7. (More details on the CATHOLIC CENTRAL 1 second half, only to have Franklin game will appear in Thursday's Ob­ rockscoujd manage, however. Bish. Galligher at Catholic Central, 7:45 p-m. ville plays a very slow game," said Garden City at Ljv. Franklin, 7.45 pm ' charge back within five. The, Patriots, Clarenceville coach Paul Clough, server). ,^- A pair of second-period goals were John Bebes was in the nets for both Uv. Clarencevilte at Oak Park, 7:(5 p.m. however, couldn't cut the margin any games for CC, stopping 18 shots, Uv. Churchill al Uv. Stevenson, 7:45 p.m. whose team -travels Friday to high- all Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook needed closer. • touted Oak Park. . . LIVONIA BENTLEV 6 Wednesday and 20 last Saturday. NorthviUe at Uv. Bentley, 7:45 p.m. to hold off Detroit Catholic Central Harper Wds ND at Bishop Borgess, 7:45 p.m. • Paul Grazulis, a 6-foot-8 senior cen­ BLOOMFIELD LAHSER 3 Wednesday at Cranbrook's Wallace ter, scored 20 points'to lead Glenn. FARMINGTON«7 Rink. LIVONIA CHURCHILL 6 Greg Gill and Todd Jennings added 14 LIVONIA BENTLEY 52 (OT) , Dave Moore and" Tom Anderson each The loss was the Shamrocks second SOUTHFIELD-LATHRUP 6 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Monday, Jan. 24 and 1.3, respectively. bagged a pair of goals in helping Livo­ in a row to the Cranes. Last Saturday, - Franklin got 23 points from Mike Schoolcraft at Madonna (women), 6 p.m. The Falcons made five three throws nia Bentley even its record at 6-6-1 CC was the victim of another one-goal The Chargers lost their chance to Schoolcraft at MadonDa (men), 8 p.m. Johnson and 18'from Bob Stebbins. in the overtime period to obtain only overall with,Wednesday's triumph over setback, falling by a 3-2 count at Red- win it when Lathrup's Ira Schlussel Wednesday, Jan. 26 Both teams shot poorly from the Bloomf ield ftills Lahser at Edgar Are­ ford Arena. scored with 2:23 remaining. ». Flint M*U CC at Schoolcraft (women), 6 p.m. their second victory of the season Fri­ Schoolcraft at Flint Mott CC (men), 8 p.m. free-throw line. Glenn made 12 of 24, na. Wednesday, Cranbrook's Jon Doehr Schlussel and Aaron Cohen each*' day at Bentley. Both teams each had a Saturday, Jan.29 while Franklin hit just eight of 30. field goal. \ . Moore had .a pair of assists to go with and Chris Illitch scored in a 1:08 span scored twice for Lathrup while John Schoolcraft a} Oakland CC (women), 6 p.m. Four Farmington players scored In his two gdals and Paul Maderosian of the second period to put the Cranes Bartle scored four times for Churchill. Schoolcraft at Oakland CC (men), 8 p.m. v LIV. CLARENCEVILLE 39 netted a goal and two assists for the up, 2-0. CCs Jeff Steffes stole a Cran­ John Jardine and Paul Blanchard ac­ double figures -- Matt Kanny (15), T. ORTONVILLE-BRANDON 35 Carmthers (12), Dan- Singer (10) and winner*. Scot Clancy started in goal for brook clearing pass in the final period counted for the other Charger goals. PREP HOCKEY the third time this season for the Bull­ and blasted it past goalie Paul Pi- The shots were even at 30-all. Tuesday; Jan. 25 DanZang(lO). dogs, recording his first victory. He Janowski to cut the deficit to 2-1, but The tie gives Churchill a 2-9-1 over­ Bloomfield Hills Aodover vs. Uv. BenUey The Pistons weren't the only team to Jim Thorderson, a junior forward, kicked out 17 Lahser shots. the Crane goaltender stopped all other all mark. (at Livonia's Edgar Arena), 515 p.m. win Wednesday night at the Pontiac led Bentley with 18. John Turner added Wedoesday, Jan. 26 Silverdome. eight. Southfield vs. Uv. Stevenson, Larry Weigand scored 12 points and Liv. Bentley vs. Liv. Churchill "Both teams were looking for the (at Livonia's Edgar Arena), 6 & 8 p.m. Walter O'Dowd added nine as good shot in the overtime,^t we com­ St. Agatha spikers remain undefeated Thursday, Jan. 27 Clarenceville raised its season record mitted the fouls," said Bentley coach Uv. Franklin vs Southfleld-Lathrup to 3-7. Dave Ross tallied 10 for the Jim Komula; whose team fell to 4-6 (at Southfleld's Beech Woods Arena). 4 p.m. losers. Continued from Page 1 REDFORD ST. AGATHA remained Only regular Paola Picano, a setter, overall. "The ballgame could have gone unbeaten Thursday by trouncing De­ played. She responded by serving 13 Liv. Churchill vs. Bloomfield Hills Andover The Trojans did it with a fourth- either way, but we fouled at inoppor­ Judy Braisted (setting) and Ladonna troit Holy Redeemer, 15-0,15-5. straight points in the first game. Fresh­ (at Detroit Skating Club), 7 p.m. 'quarter rally, outscoring the deliberate tune times, and that hurts us." man Cotonya Thomas had a string of 12 Friday, Jan. 28 Servakis (serving). Agatha, now 7-0 overall and 6-0 in Uv. FrankUn vs. Uv. Bentley On Thursday, Churchill lost two the Catholic League's C-Q Division A- in the second game. (at Livonia's Edgar Arena), 6 p.m. games to the state's No. 1 ranked Class West Bracket. Five of the Aggies' six Catholic Central at Birm. Brother Rice, 8 p.m. A team, Wayne Memorial, but bounced starters sat out the match as coach Agatha meets Detroit Benedictine Saturday, Jan. 29 back to beat Westland John Glenn Lois Cifaldi got a look at the reserve Det Country Day vs. Catholic Central LIVONIA BUILDING MATERIALS CO. Tuesday on the road in a key A-West (at Bedford Arena), 8 p.m twice. i players! match. 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Monday, January 24, 1983 O&E *3C Jimmy Lifton cuts a rock recording By Ethel 8immont Lifton said the record has been get­ staff Writer ting good crossover play, on rock sta­ tions and also rhythm-and-blues sta­ 'You gotta have the faith and drive to Rock singer Jimmy Lifton, former tions. keep going when people tell you you Southfield resident now living in Los Asked to describe his kind of music, Angeles, Is talking up the new 12-inch be said, "All my material b different. Mflnjtdo it Vm having a ball.''• single record of his sang "I WannaTfllk- -It alHias that-JImmy-fcif ton-sOund.J'"-" to.You." He said his style has Been called "ur­ Jimmy Lifton The disc, packaged in an "album" ban rock" but admits, "I'm not even rock singer cover bearing his name, .is available to sure what that means. It's a term to radio stations and soon will be offered describe newer music." * work and scored symphonic-type music "I'm looking forward-to releasing an for the general public. It's on.the Or­ for Griffith Observatory. For one of the album on a major label very soon," he phan RecordsJabel. — DETROIT-AREA stations playing "I planetarium programs, Lifton played continued. "This one is on my own la* 'The 13-inch single is a new.format Wanna .Talk to You" include rock radio •background music while science-fiction bel, as a marketing tool for promo­ that a lot of record co^patnt*«*re WHIF, hit-oriented WABX, rhythm and writer Ray Bradbury read prose and tion." ' ' • going to, instead of 45s. The sound is blues WJLB, WLBS and WGPR. : poetry. '.'.'• When he returns from his record-pro­ better, and it's easier for DJs to han­ Lifton writes his own songs, as well TALKING ABOUT careers In the motion tour, Lifton has three German dle," the dark-haired, 28-year-old per­ as playing keyboard and doing vocals. music business, he said, 'It's up to you. shepherds waiting for him back .in Cali­ former explained. Two Detroit musicians lend a hand on You gotta have the faith and drive to fornia. "I want to have someplace to Eugene Lipinski (left), Jeremy Irons, Eugeniuz The tune was recorded in Los Ange­ the record. They are Marc Dawson, keep going when people tell you you keep dogs. I want to have a ranch Haczkiewics and Jiri Stanislav appear in "Moonlight­ les, where Lifton has lived for the last guitar, and Carl J: Vest, drums. can't do It. I'm having a ball." someday," he-said. ing," which strongly details the plight of four- Polish two years. One'slde of the record is a Jimmy Lifton was born in Southfield, three-minute version of the song. The where he started playing in bands dur­ construction workers in England. flip side is a five-minute dance mix. ing junior high school. He is a graduate of Southfield High School. His parents LIFTON EXPECTS his career will are Dr. Herman and Polo Lifton of be moving right ahead. "I've got people Southfield. ENTERTAINMEN QUIOE the movies In the music industry behind me," he "Once I was in high school, I started said. playing seriously in a band," he said. Louise "In the studio we recorded an al­ He did club work after high school. A bum's worth of songs, from tapes, and year before'going to California, he did 11 txisl pressed this one. We wanted to pursue studio work in town. Snider radio airplay." While' in L.A., he has done studio • 0^**OV**OV**OV**0^**00

jv* S**-**** a,-„—* 00 • ^BETTER* 522-5777 • S.o*- $->-{>* 7 and up FAMILY TAVERN o O'Cocktails (and LUNCHEONS from $3.95) in 'Moonlighting* <3 o MAPPYMOUR BROILED RED SNAPPER $9.00 * 3 '•>• t-Cxtfjiii '«-*ovr 8-S' Le.*' <3 -'•Vx-. TK^J iopPoland in December <3 Relish tray. Soup. Salad. Rons. Butler, 1981. FOR OUR NEW INCLUDES: Cracker Basket & Baked Potato. o They were sent to England by their bureaucratic boss who want­ • TAILS (one pair) ed his London refuge completely remodeled. By illegally sending <3 COCKTAIL HOURS O Polish workers to do the job and paying them in zlotys, not pounds, <3 SEAFOOD FLATTER (LobsterTan. Fried Shrlm'0. , 4 Scallops i .AM he could save nearly 75 percent of what it would have cost fiimt o • On Wednesday, Jan. 26 - Starting at 11 a.m. SURF & TURF (LoM* TW and 5 T Q50 hire English labor. o 5 • email FUej Mlghon Steak) I M Of the workmen, only Nowak, the foreman, speaks English. The <3 io^ 11 a.m.-7 p.m. o 2 FOR 1 COCKTAILS role is a marked change for Jeremy Irons (last seen as an English * <3 PLUS! from 11 AM to 7 PMI gentleman In "The French Lieutenant's Woman" and "Brideshead • ^tfc* 10 p.m.-1 a.m. Monday thru Friday Revisited") and further confirms his immense sensitivity and abili­ o IT'S MITCH YOU SHOULD SEE ty as an actor": <3 * ALL COCKTAILS 0 FOR 1 o FOR A GREAT-'MI The three actors_whQ-appear_gith-Iron.s-a!t.hlq.rrpia-arp_ail- <3 Thinking Of a Party? Ideal accommodations Polish, and one of them actually was stranded in England when he 1 T to 200 guests. Call Beverly Feuer for reservations. arrived with a tourist group in December 1981. They contribute Jotn your fnervdi »1 O Sr**hjn * Impressively to the film's strong sense of reality and surprising | * BEER & WINE /2 PRICE <£A S% X burst of rough humor. • <3 MITCH HOUSEY'S 28500 SCHOOLCRAFT ROAD • LIVONIA THE CREATIVE FORCE behind "Moonlighting" was Jerzy O '4 In the Compion Village Motor tnn /10(¾ CCOft Skolimowski who moved to England after, beginning his film ca­

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By Ethel 8immon* dressing room:' '. V v. "v^-^-* This led to: her winning 4he role of Birmingham, Repertory' to star in daugh(e>7>Claudia:;Faith.;Draped •*'! Greek tragedy. It has that sc6pe,'s staff Writer 'Tvei been.ai very fortunate woman Kate in the Cole Porter musical VKlss , "Kiss.MeOKate.'V '•,:: ; .'; ••••:. .-...•;.;. prMct She's going to be;one of the big The play ran In for a andsUllani.'V ^¾ .; . Me, Kate.": Broadway" stardom fo> . Morison thinks she is "pretty damn stars," Morispnsaidf''She's fnJncredl' year and a half, as well as on Broad­ D^rk-halred beauty Patricia Morison VAs a young girl she wanted to be an lowed and so didpther roles in stage ; lucky. It was a huge, success." .-\- bje* actress." rl~;-^i ;;:>";-"';' .'•' -. •:"""•• way. "The;daughter In N«w V6rk was : consldershetielf a lucky woman. .'--. • ' artist; then decjdeVJ to become an ac- musicals, including replacing ho# Morison .said,'When asked how she with musical theater, but: J was "a her laurels.." . " , has become a prostitute and is on trial' thought theater audience^ w.oiild react.'."' : straight dramatic actress before being -•;.?'KIss Me, Kate" remains her best- for murdering one of her clients. Both to the startling story. •;,..- ,'" '.-;:. " a singer.".{ ' :- - known role. But Morison still has the the mother and the stepfather, want to The plajr by torn topor is filled"With In Hollywood, "I was in a lot of looks, voice arid energy that enable her have her judged incompetent, bu{ the revelations by the family, in the court­ films, most of them On the /fate, late riot only to play.new roles but to repeat daughter wants to prove she is in her room. "It's an exaggeration somewhat. show.' Then I started studying singing her two most famous musical ones right mind. . .—i * I don't think people would expose seriously.'! each ye^r in summer stock. Two years themselves on the stand," she said. The lucky actress made a lot of her ago'she was invited to England by the GIULIA PAGANO co-stars as the She continued, "It's almost like a own luck.

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Michigan players dominated the Canadian players made a strong field at the Motor City National Back­ showing in the Novice Division with Al OUTER gammon tournament Jan. 7-9 at the Wilson (no relation to Jim) of Essex, BLACK Hyatt-Regency in Dearborn. Ontario, beating Larry Wisniewski of TABLE More than 100 players from all over Southfield in the finals, while country­ the country as well as Canada con­ man Paul Anstett of Hamilton, Ontario, vened at the luxurious tournament site slipped by George Fa rah Jr. of Flint in at the Faiflane mall, but when the the consolation, and Lauren Under­ smoke of the battle cleared, 10 of the wood of Warren locked up the last top 15 places were- won by Michigan- chance, - . ders. So much for plaudits. Now on to the Jim Wilson of Berkley, who is cur- position in the diagram. You are Jim , rentmasterpolnt leader at the Cavend­ Wilson playing white in the Champion­ ish North, beat all comers In the Open ship finals. You throw the dice and one Division. This week*rjjroblem arose in comes to rest showing a 6 while the Jim's final match against Lowell Cush- other spins crazily In the center of the man of Southfield, who finished second board and finally stops on — you in the event. guessed it, a 1. You bear the man off your 6 point Also in the Open Division, Marilyn and smoothly play the 1 from your 3 McMaster of Southfield edged out Bob point to your 2 point. Your opponent Holyon of Milwaukee in the consolation proceeds to take off two men on his roll finals, and Felix Yen of Providence, and on the last roll of the game you R.I., took the last-chance honors. throw double 2s to bear off your last three men and chalk up the victory. "~ STEPHEN CANTRELL/staffphotogr.apher IN THE INTERMEDIATE Division, Tup," you say, "when you're hot, HOME Dave Pink of Southfield squeaked by OUTER you're hot." TABLE WHITE Actress Patricia Morison plays a conservative, suburban mother Evie Merecki of Hartland, Mich., in the TABLE who.wants to see her unconventional daughter committed rather finals. Norm Rivkin of Royal Oak beat IT IS A FACT that luck plays a large than stand trial for murder, in "Nuts." Phil Barrett of Cleveland in the conso­ part in backgammon, and every player lation finals, while Gary Margosian of has an ample store of hard-luck tales the 3 point or from the 2 point to the 1 Actuallymy,. depending on whether ——An&Arbor won the last ehanoe. -and this might well be one for Luwett- point, he would have nmled double 3s white makelaxr s his best" play or not, his Cushman. But on the other hand, by his or better to win the game. equity is either 11.5 percent or 9.25 adroit play of his single pip on the 6-1 It is occasionally the case that the percent. Under the pressures of tourna­ roll, Jim allowed the fates every play of a 1 in a bear off makes a. big. ment play, especially when faced with chance to smile on him. difference in the outcome of a game. In a desperate position, we are all likely If he had played any other 1 he would this instance, white is a distinct under­ to play haphazardly, but it is the mark not have been able to take off his last dog when he rolls his 6-1 with winning of a champion to give himself every .three men with double deuces. If he had prospects in the neighborhood of 10 chance, even if that amounts to only an moved his 1 either from the 4 point to percent. extra 2.25 percent. BENSON & HEDGES •Family Restaurant— GOOD FOOD OUR SPECIALITY IS HOME STYLE COOKING FAMILY RESTAURANT DAILY SPECIAIS HADDOCK FISH i CHIPS •fld mdu*M Soup, S*Ud or Co* SUvtUS BUSINESSMEN^ LUNCHEONS Specializing in American, Italian TWO CONEYS «1»*. & Greek Food Complete Carryout and CaterinifService A valfable BUDWEISER DRAFT 50 30471 PLYMOUTH ROAD 'J**** (Inside or Carry Out) V LIVONIA »525-2820 cittwu Two Location* To Serve You B«tter • Mil*, S bik». E. of InkiUr, S33-09M 8unj 7 • Jn.-11 p.m. I Corner Cr*nd Rlvtr A Lihttr. Old Rtdford I MERRICK^ 1 Morv-Sttj 6 • jn.-9 p.m.. Sunj 8 e.m.-J pjn. JRESTAURANTJ i OFTEN A SHORT leg on a chair.or table can be brought level by gluing a garden i hose washer to the shorter leg. Short on change? -Try selling idle items with an Obstrver & Eccentric'Classified Ad.

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Impeccably ulate ranch style duplex in Royal Oak, 3 tive to Buer who might wish to ren.1 ex-., 2½ baths, family room, finished base- Clean 2 bedroom Chateau model At- Gold House Realtors Nearly brand jiew eoostnxlloo oa * 3^ajiJ!togham, • Century 21 j; car garage, privacy fenced corner lot, ua bedroom in bouse. House~«roo|d be" Ar-J'yj. C: or assume 9% mortgage, ir^lyr-ty frypf»t,>fl in neutral color this uIs IdeaIdeall for ai liv" e I' n owner. Seriou' ' s In-the $45.004.10 $70.0»:r»nge.. large 4 or Stfcdroom brick (>> VTNCENTN.LEE ' - ~5H3T79T priced 478-4660 261-4700 looial with extra fine features. BlooiTifielf^ EXECUTIVE TRANSFER SALES atUched garage with direct access. As Inquires call after 4;30 pmTor an appt Haseaseroer r Bldg. Co, 359-1450 or THREE BEDROOM brick ranch, 14 sume Low Interest Rate Mortgage. 354-2312 , •-, 477-3753 Extra large family room with Birmingham Bloomfleld, over 1000 851-4100 baths, finished basement, saosa, fireplace, ceramic Ule balhs $47,500 homes w our computer, the exact home 309 Royal Oak-Oak Park , . . BUlIDINGINes? • ; . screened porch, remodeled kitchen & CraJg Haase 0 DUPLEX $58,000 ^1 ^^. "-*-?- ^"I; It* i^r oeeds. Ca"U David Beatty, Real SOUTHFIELD- The Arbors, {ust re­ Choice lake lot - ravine. 2 plus acres, bath.jM.M0- »1-07« 4102 Wlntersot Lane ^-^-^10¾- Uodr,c!Sli!fi TEs«t«L Home,«47-«9«Ofc.«4S-lMO Huntington Woods with 30% down or fixed rate . . . ONE CALL DOES IT ALL! duced Lowest Price in Complex." Ele­ PLYMOUTH 'garden It orchard spot Cooo Lake Rd, • TRANSFERRED, Immediate! $1S- W. Blooriineld Place your classified want ad In %. of Howell. $12.000. .. 341-7370 mortgage al 11%. $113,900. BIRMINGHAM, Und contract, $(3,300. HUNTINGTON WOODS- Dramatic con­ gant and beautifully decorated spacious J0.000 Dn..LC. 4 bedroom for denX 1 Suburban Detroit's finest markeL temporary 3 bedroom ranch. 2 full 2 bedroom oniL Marble foyer, huge liv­ bath, brick ranch. 1.S00 fL huge base­ Call - 55J-870O 4 bedroooi, 7.½'bath brick Hardwood Sharp building, excellent area. Sheldon FARMINGTON HILLS. - 10 M3e 4 The Observer & Eccentric Newspapers baths. CathedraTcellin'gj In every room. ing room, dining room, unique Mr for 4 Ann Arbor Ri, separate utilities, ment, air. new btrilUosi roof. 417-0941 Pleaso call trio promotion. floors, modern kitchen, professionally entertaining. Master suite with private Middlebelt area, lot slie 100x200, all Thompson-Brown decorated. ; S40-26W Asking $97,500. Long term, low Interest carpeting, appliances, laundry facili- utilities.pricedlosell,$10.500 425-4974 depafLrnont of trie Observer 591-0900 Wayn'e" | financing available. Open Sat & Sun. 2- bath. Automatic car wash, heated park- UVONIA&AREA - lieA.Rent_$l».eacK KO.W?_10_ytar 4-Eoceatrlc Jbetween O^A-M Cr 5PM Call TJiyjJS'" "Urg—vsi—elevator: "Adult complex. and 5 P.M., Tuesday. Janu­ 316 WMilamT- : - • BIRMINGHAM.- " '—- 644--1070 eaklan terms.$12,000down, I0H«.: First .GARDENCITY - by 0WDer,-45H35 cor­ LOOK NO MORE. This better than new 3 bedroom home, for sale by owner. MADISON HTS. - $3,000 Down assumes $77.9ooSchweitzer Real offering. . ;•;. ner loL LC. $9000. .-. 423-0332. custom Quad Level home Is exception­ ary 25, 1983. lo claim your Call after 6pm 852-3222 Rochester/ Avon Garden City 13 Year Land Contract oo aluminum NORTH ROCHESTER , OBbUndlng al. Beautiful Impressive entry with cir­ two FREE RED WINQ TICK- Use your Visa or Master Card ' sided 2 bedroom borne, garage. $300./ Estate • DEARBORN brick flat, Greenfield/ cular stairway, 4 beotooms, 24 baths, Assume fixed rate mortgage with low STOP ; Michigan, near Ford World Headquar­ borne sites, very large, lakes, streams, ETS. BLOOMFIELD HILLS • E. of Wood­ mo. Includes taxes. $16,500- 544 1848 hills and woods. Land Cooiract Terms.. gorgeous family room with fireplace, down payment oo this like- . looking and sUrt packing! Ilvou've BETTER HOMES ters. Tenants pay utilities. Carpeting, basement, 2 car atUcbed garage, cen­ 591-2300 ext 244 ward. 3 bedroom, 3 year* old, mint coo­ 731414« new 3 bedroom Brick Ranch. ditloo. Many extras. $54,000. Assum­ been looking for a really uniquehome, ROYAL OAK-Beverly. Sharp 3 bed­ & GARDENS appliances, finished basemenL Long tra] Air, offering a prime location and Doornail from spacious kitch­ es! e mortgage. Before 9pm. $53-2342 with total seclusion, nestled in the room ranch, 2 car garage- opener, neu­ term tenants. $49,00(1. Only $1,000 NOVT. half acre lot, near Grand River' very creative financing. $$9,900. en, (arnlly room Tcomblnatloo woods, but close to town, THIS IS IT! tral decor, air. low maintenance. Sale 453-6800 ..'.'• down. 10½%. NoviRdarea. . '.'.-' leads io delightful deck with FRANKLIN VILLAGE • Bulider'* $.500 Moch use of wood & glass, architect's or lease. $63,400. After 6pm 476-1497 349-0037 1J YEAR LAND CONTRACT with only privacy feoce. Full basemenL So.. Ft custom IVi story colooial. His­ ownboroe! THREE BEDROOM bungalow . $5500 $5500 down oo this mint conditioned CONGRATULATIONS! Below Market Price it toric area, secluded wooded lot Can You PERRY REALTY . 478-7<540 PRIME BLOOMFIELD Hills lot, W ;~ borne. 1 bedrooms, giant • GREAT $4«.0O0. $149,000. By appointment, $55-2010 . . CIRCLE . down assumes- $37,500 und' cooiract acre in beautiful Chestnut Hills Sub. - BasemenL 2 car garage. Near $1100 assumes this newly redecorated 2 ROOM, foil basemenL Don't mlsS this . Ca!l2Jl-SM0. this ad, lovely decor accents this 4 bed­ bedroom coodo. Cory-up In front of the LAND CONTRACT TERMS Ready to build. Ideal for wjlloot iase- one $42,900. . USTINO EXPIRED room, 2 sdtorr with aerened Florida downtown. 425-O0JI Great opportunity for the smart Inves­ meat, terms available Call Home •- Thompson-Brown By owner. Dropped price $3000. Inlown wood burning fireplace, earth lone* room, finished basement, newly carpet­ throughout, the patio is private with a tor. Two 3-bedroom units with garage 5J5-161* .- Business 542-14)( FOUR BEDROOM RANCH with 2 15YEABL-C Birmingham, charming older all brick ed and painted, built-in book shelves In­ within walklog distance of Downtown borne, fbedrooms, completely finished 311 Orchard Uke gat barbeque. Asking price only ROMEO. 1.15 acre, bofldable site In Or­ baths, huge family room with natural Charming 3 bedroom brick ranch, fami­ CAR BUFFS DELIGHT cluded, TV. Buyer* 13 month warranty! $15,900. Plymocth. Loog term Und cooiract at fireplace? beautiful kitchen; finished ly room, foil basement, 3 car garage, and a castle fof his queen, an/ type fi­ lower level with kitchen, bedroom & Wailed Uke 8% IntercsL $59,900. . • chard Hills Subdivision. Land Cooiract recreation room. 2 car garage. Excel­ great Western 'Livonia location. Owner nancing available, Impeccable 3 bed­ family roooj now 3^17,300. 644-1904 Century 21 Terms available. $19,500. ., .3*2-4027- lent terms; with only $3900"down. anxious. FHA/VA • will also take room brick radchMUper kitchen wjth Century 21 CONTEMPORARY JM.900. smaller borne In trade. Asking $51,900. built Ins and all.the gadgets, dining ONEC^LLDOESITALLI Gold House Realtors REAL ESTATE 340 Lake-River-Resort room, carpeting thro out, open stair­ Place yoor classified want ad In HOME CENTER CENTURY 21 case lo game room, enormous heated (l-sel LaPlava DevelopmenL This 9 WILDWOOD FOREST FOR FINE LTV- Suburban Detroit's finest market. 476-7000 room borne offers J full baths, 3 car ga­ 459-6000 NETWORK Property For Sale/ INO. Designed for happy living In.lhis garage for al least 3 cars, 220 wiring 6 The Observer k Eccentric Newspaper* Hartford sooth Inc. burglar alarm system; Loaded with ex­ • WOODCREEK FARMS - rage, 4 fireplaces, 1 li acre wooded site, JOHN COLE REALTY spacious 3 year t*774» BROOK LAND - Lake Columbia (Irish . school & town. Asking $«3,000. Ask for; , 399-9034 $296,000. 655-6023 319 Homes For Sale Hills area). Two beautiful lots, approx.- BQBA^TCHISON•• : VTNCENTN.LEE FORECLOSURE LIBERTY 1973 14 x 40. 2 bedrooms, 44 fL and 41 ft. both are lakefront Ma;" Simple Assumption BIRMINGHAM • 4 bedroom Tndor EXECUTIVE TRANSFER SALES Oakland County appliances. Including washer and dryer, M2-302J CENTURY21 home, . approximately 4000 »q. ft. carpeting. Musi be moved. In storage WOLFE oo this J or 4 bedroom ranch, family ; 851-4100 Bring us ao offer! Simple assumption or room and 3 fireplaces. All oo country Bloomfield Hill* schools, pool with • EXECUTIVE LIVINO $3,750. Gold House Realtors Ucurd. decks In magnificent back yard In Independence Twp; Beautiful home Und contract 2 story with finished CASS LAKE '• sharp and dean, rernod- sixe lot Very easy assumption. $5 4,500. "$83,500 basement, 3 bed rooms,, m balhs, 2 LIBERTY 1973, llxfO-h. $ bedrooms, eled. 2 bedroom with formal dining, and 421-5660 wlthdollbouse,$293,000. » 414:9911. P$=*>L A must see, charmjlnside and oo 9 acres. Private riving and recre- 420-2100 46.4^881 Call PAT WORTHINGTON atloo bvlKin with your own indoor pool. walk-in closets. $55,900. Call: carpeting, drapes, stove «V refrigerator. neat great room with showy Heldatooe LIVONIA 4 AREA outside. 3 Mroorrf^updated brick $1«» down assumes paymenli Can fireplace Attached garage.. ••*•*>; DEEflFIELD VILLAGE ranch, 2 car garage. Super sharp rec Complete recreafiod'room with wet LIZ JOHNSTON : TOWERINO TREES surround this EXECUTIVE DREAM HOME CENTURY21 bar. Lighted teonls Court Only 10 min. stay on lot In Canton. ;197-S41J . Wautlful 4 bedroom Colonial.lo near 4 bedroom New .England Saltbox home (1-poV 3 bedroom "plus den and family room "lib' natural fireplace, living room, $Vi baths, I fireplaces. This all fromT-75.Cali r : . . »$7-4276 Sylvan Lake - One of a kind, custom,"^ perfect coodiUoo with 24 baths, for-: In prestigious Beacon Trail Sab. Entoy Gold House Realtors room and dining room has 2-way fire­ ; Century 21 MONARCH 1973, ItilO'L 1 bedroom, spacious brick ranch wilh exposed low­ mal dining room, familly ro>m with gfaclous living with a format dining brick construction home also has base­ place. Zero down .VA. 11% Interest eicellenl sUrter home. Most sacrifice ment abd r aUacbed garage. Owner er level.2 fireplaces, great roem, faml-. •• fireplace overlooking a specUcular room, family room with fireplace, cen­ 478-4660 -2(31-4700 Terrific terms A value. Gold House Realtors at $4200, Assumption. For more infer- ly room, rec area. Must see! -•-,-;.'• , wooded setting, basement, 2-car. at­ tral air, carpeting throughout, large pa­ transferred. Long term below market 320 Homea For Sale matlon call before 10pm.. SSI-4M7 ; Interest rate mortgage' assumption 459-6000 Ucbed garage. $94.»OOv - • . • tio and 2 car garage. Low down pay­ SPECTACULAR' Laveme Eady << Assoc', ^414-4711 ment assumes mortgage, v ., ayallable, plus possible rero down long- -WayneCounty. TffiWHOME ~ Low, low down assume* the most abso­ term 11% fixed rate mortgage avail­ "Century 21 . NORTHF1ELD HILLS $130 per month, completely furnished -SUPER SHARP In the heart of Plym­ lutely beautiful 3 bedroom brick ranch •.••- VINCENT RLEK by o«r*r. St Morili model 3 bedroom, LAKE.VOORHEIS In {orfeiturt- must able. Winding streets. Neighborhood re­ 1 on lot of your choke. Village of Homes. sell Immediately, make offers. Prime" outh. Beautiful 3 bedroom brick Ranch : REAL ESTATE In the sob. 1 full baths," huge country flect* pride of ownership. Tree value at EX ECUTIVE TRANSFER SALES GREAT STARTER I baths, fireplace, finished rec room, 35777 Ford Rd.Westland 729-9400 oo a treed lot with large kitchen, full $71,900 4*21091 lot, utilities in. Call after 4pm ., .=- >'• kitchen withdoorwall to fantastic yard only $101,900. ML »7*16 : 851-4100 Neat little 3 bedroom raocb. within , basement,' attached garage. Clean ** * :;••',NETWORK r'-V Florida room, gorgeous basement With NEW I bedroom only $9,995 at Long i '• -'•' " 391-3434' pto$«i.W0. --:-.-. walking disUnce of Wayne Recreation ; JOHN COLE REALTY wet bar, 2 car garage, only 150,900 Center. Completely redecorated, full Mobile Home Park, 14530 Plymouth be­ 305 BrigMon-Hartland porch, full basement, only $11,900. Call: ONE CALL DOES IT ALU tween Beech It tnkster. To tee apply al :-:'' cnY FARMER. Your own acre in the 455-8430 . .255-6330 Century 21v" Place yoor classified wanl ad in i Lot 29 or call 348 Cemetery lots Heart of UvooJa with 4 bedroom*, fam- '"•' VINCENTN.'LKE -. ; South Lyon NORMA PETERSON - - Suburban Detroit's finest market. • Wonderland MH Sales 397-1330 FOUR LOTS, Oakland Hflts MemorUV •' ily room, large kitchen. Excellent Und VA/FHA/Und. Contract. Beautifully EXBCUTTVB TRANSFER SALES The Observer & Eccentric Newspaper* G ardens. Seciloo F. 111300. 443-2440 ..- contract terms. $19,900. -..-. -....•- designed $ bedroom brick Ranch with BRIGHTON. Lakefronl, 2 bedrooms, NOYl 1977 Buddy. Appliances.- Shed. tededed masler suite, J full baths, 851-4100 •;.:' alumlnam siding, storms and Screens, $$500. After 5pm. weekeods anytime, CLEN EDEN cemetery. 4 graves. G»r- BEOINNERS. DELIGHT. FanUsllc country kitchen, family room with fire­ 525-7900 stove, refrigerator, disposal, dly water Century 21 . 591-0900 Wayne 344-1191 deobfHope,- - '• * .- '; . •". .;•. lUrter borne with FHA l< VA terms In place, unique covered front c>orch, it- $129 900 -'"''•" and fewer, garage. Immediate occu lached garage slid more. $J7,f00 THREE bedroom brick ranch, 1¾ pane?, Move to clean. - 343-924•"»««« 644-1070 Oakland OAKBROOK IliS? 2 bedroom, appli­ '. .V '•'••'. --':• u*4toi Livonia. 3 bedroom Ranch la excellent baths,' 214 garage,'bear *cbooL Terms (1-crV Attractive colonial In prestlgleu* Gold House Realtors ances, canl stay oo lot In Belleville. : ' CoodiUoo. Blown In InsulaUon. for low available »nd negotiable. $45,5».- _ Fruehaut Farms. Birmingham Schools. 852-3222 Rochester/Avon $ 5000. or best offer. Ask for Mary 351 Bus. A Professional I . heal bUts.Only$14,900. ';. Seller will help finance. Lovely 4 Bed­ t rooms, I bedrooms, 2¾ baths, first 459-6000 . Use your Visa or Master Card 5534312 room Ouad Level. $4 baths, family $l«-}l$o floor defl and, Uundry. Home offer* cen­ 306 Southfield-Lathrup 414 9016' •-••'trVONLA'S BEST BUY. A »H* land room with fireplace t net bar, dining WESTLAND • M00O down FHA-VA, tral air, turned garage, basement, high BY OWNER 1 bedrooms, 3 baths, dctv SACRIFICE -good Income, priced low pldgs;F

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352 Commercial/Retail 358 Mortgages* ' 360 Business 400 Apartments For Rent 400 Apartment, For Rent 400 Apartments For Rent 400 Apartments For Rent 40Q Apartments For Rent 400 Apartment. For Rent GREATLY REDUCED 4 acres of C-J Land Contracts Opportunities BIRMINGHAM. Will lease J bedroom tooed property with 264 ft. .frontage A Beautiful Wooded Setting At elm • acre* lo rw tooed residential famished apartment, $600 month. In­ PLYMOUTH BUYINO LAND CONTRACT8 INVESTORS cludes everything. Local calls. All heat, CANTON GARDENS FARMINGTON, Luxurious LIVE ON THE PARK (or possible Mart lottfale*. Located lo Since 1924. Laapbar's lac. Needed lot Adult Foster Care Homer (Joy Rd, l blkJE ¢11-275) exceptional area of ccxnrdercUl growth . WILLOW TREE all electricity. Top localloa New decor. l BEDROOM. Carpeted living room 256-4000 boosing I mentally retarded persons Call Jean Hansen, Attorney. 524 2501 2nd Floor Penthouse with exposure to. Ugh traffic volume In under 24 hr. supervisor. Investor may ' $300. Discount aad hHl. central air conditioning, kitch­ Canton.' 7 room trame Raich on proper­ IN SOUTHFIELD UtfONIA Over 3,000 Sq. Ft. en buill-fns. basement, parking, pool uumttwMmt leaie- own home, purchase home for Contemporary buildings with elegant Spacious I bedroom Townhouses with Luxury apartrn&ta^pishwasher, secur­ ty,' can be used bat no* considered la lease or Invest In.newly built, barrier Ready for occupancy. $).85 moothly, Cash, Cash, for existing bod contract atrium entrances complete with private entrance Featuring all appli­ ity. Intercom, sorolroof. pool, club-, beat (ncloded. Value. Call lister. Biliie Massaro. free borne.. Lease arrangements are ances, central air. IW baths, cable Tv 3 bedrooms-4 baths $120,000 MP-159 Call first or last.'But call ELEVATOR service 4 TV security bouse. Sorry, oo «tfc4wbli community. See Mgr. 40555 Plymouth Rd apt. 101 made with Michigan Department 'of 1 & 2 bedroom apts. featuring frost-free available. Gas heal included. Pool t> I & I Bedrooms Available , Perry J 478-7640 Managmant 4 Budget. For lnformaUoo BIRMINGHAM ^Spacious CJoset Space fugbesftimmtssm refrigerators, dishwashers, self clean-' 1 bedroom apartment close Clubhouse. Some with NEW carpeting. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 453-2310. . • Ten acre light Industrial nK with 2000 contact" leg ovens, private balconies It patios, $545 moothly. COME OUT* S! *" \uxge room * sq ft of Rice building plus storage tart. 360 Business NORTHVILLE RESIDENTIAL tnsglated windows, spacious tloeo & !o 4»mmuter line and walk­ Merrlman Rd. (Orchard Lake Rd) V PanTTK PLYMOUTH Ideal location for distribution center. TRAINING CENTER storage closets, pool It club room. Car­ ing distance to Downtown. „• 455-7440 Jusf one block S.of 8 Mjle Rd coostmOoq business or. Industrial Opportunities Community Placement Unit ports are available Priced from $595 MERRIMAN PARK ARTS <6tove, Microwave MANOR APTS part Adjacent It acres also available, 849-8000 Ext 724 Ask about our 'split" 1 bedroom apis. $295 per month. CARRIAGE HOUSE - .No, Rochester. The most beautiful Garden Apartmentasa's j Refrrljertfor, Dishwasher to create 10 acre Industrial part Ex­ BAH « grill, excellent W. BtoomAeJd Conveniently located at 2 »66 Civic ALSO Countay type living - 2 bedroom, mar- In Michigan.' cellent IX and 1-J7S expressway loca,- location, replay to PO Box MM, W. LOSE WEICHT Now. Ask me how. Center Dr. 1 block W. of Lahser in lied couple (2M per month 651 •?225 Forma) Dining Room SPECIAL OFFER Mfoo LAND CONTRACT TERMS- Bloomfleld, Ml 48051 Herbal Ufe loc CaU for distributor­ Southf ield or call FERNpALE-1 bedroom, carpeted, air Library . $175MO.FOR90OAYS NEGOTIABLE SELLER CaU Biliie ship. A succesf nl dietary business. 1 bedroom townhouse. pri­ conditioned, adults $J2u month phis Massaro B0WUN.0 SUPPLIES It TROPHIES. «52-6451 CLARKSTdNAREA Window Treatments - Living WITH 1 YR. LEASE 354-2199 vate entrance, private base­ 1 A 2« bedroom apartments and town- security. No pets Call 1 k I bedroom apts. Scbweltser Rea I Esta le 4 5 5-6800 Kill consider partnership with experi­ $47-9405 Room & Master Bedroom ence and able lo Invest Reply la P. O. OPPORTUNITY - Go In business for ment, same location as bouses Some with basements. Washer City of Plymouth yourself for less than $500. For more & doer hookup. Appliances. Air condi­ HISTORIC FRANKUN Bex 1». Mllforti, Michigan, «8042 AXTELL ROAp APTS. above. $325 per month.. FERNDALE - 2 bedroom Apt. $520 per Central Downtown Area information, call M. Reives 559-5509 tioned Clubhouse. A beautifully Mo. plus deposit, beat, stove and refrig­ 9 Mile & Providence Dr. Retail or Office Building tandscaped country setting No Pets Meal for User or Investor Carpet-Tile Co. RESTAURANT HEAT INCLUDED erator Included. Adults. No pets. Call Excellent Terms 4 19« Gross. $1.800.000 Weslland. Greek family style, W. of 642-8686 BAVARIA ON THE WATER After 5 PM. call: 545-1662 455-3880 »150.000 New contracts V, Mile N of 1-75 oo Dixie Hwy. Tax Benefits Available Newburg/Joy. Rd. area Seats 66. One and 2 Bedroom Apartments from PLYMOUTH' Modem 2 bedroom, spa- For Information, rail: »75,000 Plus Inventory grosses over $600 per day $50,000 day. 1370 Balconies. Carpeting. Carports. BIRMINGHAM - 14 & Pierce. One bed­ Ofnee hours. 1-SPM. Moo.-sat; Sun- k FREE FIRST MONTH 557-5339 Call lor confidential appointment room, modern kitchen $550 per month Eve by appointment ooty 625-6407 clous apartment, carpeted k alt appli­ Carol KUa/Mike HorwIU Selling for personal reasons Air Conditioning. Swimming PooLOub- SOMERSET MALL AREA ances, utility room with storage, pri­ Ask (or Jerry Davis Perry Realty. 476-7640 bouse. No Pets. inlcuding beat Pbooe after 6pm FARBMAN/STEIN & CO. «47-6150 Maplewood Manor vate parking. $500. 421-5660 REAL ESTATE ONE STYLING SALON CVose to Shopping. 1 Block North ot CROOKS & 2206 Crooks Rd. PLYMOUTH - Village Green. 1 bed­ 362-3333 Modern 4-chair in downtown Troy BIRMINGHAM RED WING Miple. 1 Block E. of CooUdge, near 2 bedroom in-tosra lower flat 656 Pur- BIG BEAVER N.of Maple (15 Mile) room apartment lo sublet Stove, re­ PLYMOUTH COMMERCIAL, INC. ):6-0721 695-9525 Somerset Mall ONE BEDROOM • $546 frigerator, dishwasher $280 per month Main Street. 2920 sq (t office building dy. $450 month, beat paid. Lease, secur­ 353-4400" ity deposit. «46-5157 MODERN 1 & 2 BEDROOMS HEAT INCLUDED TICKET Alters 454-5458. Days45»-7080 Excellent location, good parting. WHITMORE LAKE AREA -FOR APPOINTMENT Air conditioned, carpeted, dishwasher, $158,500. 59591465! ""8• DRY CLEANERS and tailoring, over »0 Contact Manager Bonnie Miller large storage areas, quiet twilling $525 Completely carpeted, all utilities ex- WINNER PLYMOUTH. 2 Spacious bedrooms liv­ 36X120 and $555 moelh Including beat and bot USA BUILDING Agricultural, com­ rears in Soolhfield/Oax Park area. BLOOMFI^LD .cept electricity. Pool, air conditioning ing rooro/dlnlng room, kitchen. Base­ 116400 total price. Kosher meat store, Modern dog kennel, plus TROY 643-9109 water, plus security. and party room Adults No pels. ment IH baths, appliances, carpeted, mercial, full factory warranty. AU Call for appointment 9AM-6PM water paid, $575. plusdeposit 261-5659 steel, clear tpan Smallest buiMing good suburban location for over 10 large 2 family large home on DOWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM AREA Also Near Oakland Mall k 1-75 years, high volume. VR Business Bro­ Studio Apt available, 1,50¾ soft of carpeted lamry. ] bed- RESIDENT MANAGER 562-0720 20x20x8. largest 70ilJ5xl«. 5O-4O-VW0 kers. 464-4405 10 acres. $150,000. Terms. 362-4132 362-1927 PLYMOUTH - I bedroom spacious ft widths In various lengths. Call now $560 to $590 per Mo.. I Yr lease. roomSTY fall baths, spacious storage 1 GARDEN CITY - clean, large 1 bed­ Daniel R. Blaszczyk apartment Residential area, near OREN NELSON Please call 642-7400 utility room In apartment Large dou­ PLANNING ON A MOVE? 1400-482-4242. eit 540 Must sell EXCELLENT business opportunity, room, like your own borne Carpeting, 36540 Falrchlld downtown Carpet, air, stove, refrigera­ cheap immediately Will deliver to full/part timejpulti level positioo, Cal­ REALTOR ble walk-In closet Individual tomac* drapes, appliances, utilities. Adults. tor, carport No pels $290 459-2064 BIRMINGHAM AREA APT. and bot water heater. Immediate occu­ Taking applications at Carriage Park Westland bcMrigsile. ifornia based company expandinc. 1-800-462-0309 Luxury 2 bedroom. 2 bath available. 28418 Pardo. $286.8575950; 6819416 Call for appt 5-7 pm. 476-6071 pancy. $575 moath Includes carport Apts. which Is a quiet adult complei In $675 per Mo., J Yr lease Monday through Friday »AM-5PM Dearborn Heights. Spacious Apt where CARDEN CITY, Maplewood Apart­ PRIVATE 358 Mortgages & IF YOU ARE MAXINC between 362 Real Estate Wanted Please call 644-6105 266-1040 . the rent (From $55«) Includes heat wa­ ments. 1 bedroom with appliances. Please call the promotion $50,000-$ 70.000 now and yoo think yoo BIRMINGHAM AREA ter & central air conditioning. Complei Heal and water included. 10% senior WALLED ESTATE Land Contracts between Joy Rd. & Ann Arbor TraU'off department ol the Observer are worth 1500.000. we want to see you. 213 bedroom luxury Apts. BLOOMFIELD discount 522-1742 4 Eccentric between 9 A.M. Call Business Development Council to Best Buy In the entire o( Inkster Rd. Call 274-7177 lor more 1. 2 & J bedroom manor apartments schedule interview. 569-1(69 Info or come to Manager's Office. GARDEN CITY • 1 bedroom, carpeting, and 5 P.M.. Tuesday, Janu­ FOR FIRST MORTGAGES - J Quality, ABSOLUTELY Birmingham area. COUNTRY MANOR appliances, air conditioning, drapes, and village homes (up to 2760 so. fu leased Industrial Buildings. Competi­ 2720) Canfield Dr.. between » 4 6 ary 25, 1983. to claim your tv> baths, walled garden patios). Mag* VERY LUCRATIVE DOMESTIC House $695 • $750 heal k water. $280 plus security. tive Rale • 70¾ of Current Appraisal or 6471508 646-7500 two FREE REO WING TICK­ nificent gatehouse entrance. 24 hour »10.000 Each. One or all • Individuals Cleaning Service. Unlimited growth po­ Large apartments for rent on 274-4156 tential Presently grossing. $125,000 TOP ETS. uniform gale keeper Community bouse or Investor Groups 1045 Schuyler. Mil- BIRMINGHAM Woodward. N. ot Hickory and health, cabana, and swim club yearly Asking 175.000. termis oegnegoti< ­ CASH FOR PROPERTY DEARBORN HEIGHTS GARDEN CITY 1 bedroom apartment ford, Mi 4804J. oreve».6»5-3J91 Colonial Court Terrace Large 2 and } for Tent.$280 per moola plus security 591-2300 «xt. 244 Electronically operated 2 car attached able. Full training provided 681-4:65 9 Regardless of Condition bedroom apartments and townhouses Grove Road. 2 bedrooms. 2 Even if Behind In Payments Dearborn West Apts deposit Includes beat. 565-5677 garage. Moothly rental $520 and up - Walking distance to downtown area. baths, carport and heat in­ BEAT INCLUDED. AH Suburban Areas From $475 Agent Call 646-1166 400 Apartments For Rent No Walling - No Delays cluded at $500. Ao established apartment — - ASK FOR JACK K 335-1230 296-7602 community with 1 4 2 bed­ GLEN COVE APTS. BIRMINGHAM room apartments from $265. Desirable 1 & 2 bedroom apartments CONGRATULATIONS Hunters Ridge 255-0037 New shag carpeting, air condi­ from $260. Carpet, drapes, air, appli­ -Downtown- . BONNIE BROOK tioning, patio, balcoov, swim­ ances. HEAT INCLUDED Adults. No RITE -WAY 555 South Woodward ming pool k club house. Locat­ pets. Apartments APARTMENTS ed lo Dearborn Heights' finest 1 & 2 BEDROOM APTS. LUXURY apartments lo high rise ^i mile S. o( Schoolcraft oo Telegraph 14 Mile. W. ol Orchard Lake Rd CASH TODAY building for Immediate occupancy. 1 BEDROOM $285 area. SENIOR CITIZEN RATES OR Within walking distance to shoppln, TRANPORTATION AVAILABLE NORTHVILLE Extra Large starting at $250 per mo. GUARANTEED SALE 2 BEDROOM $325 Rental office open Moo thru Fri 9 to 5 restaurants, and theatre. Heat loci INKSTER ROAD SPACIOUS 2 bedroom apartment over­ pm Sat. 10 to Spm. Sun 12 to 5pm. Also If In Forclosure . Model open Sat & Sun l-4pm. 558-2497 looking natural stream In a wooded set- SR. CITIZENS WELCOME. Or Need Of Repair INCLUDES HEAT 1 block N. of Cherry Hill tint Fully carpeted, appliances, large Includes 1½ baths, with Infra red heat lamps. 645-1191 Carpeting, Air Conditioning 278-1550 GREENFIELD LINCOLN area. Spa­ pabo. Located oo Randolph St comer 855-2700 cious 2 bedroom, beat Included, carpet­ of $ Mile, $565 per moot Equal Housing Opportunity Carpet, dishwasher, garbage disposal, walk In BIRMINGHAM - Downtown. Newly Swimming Pool - Immediate Occupancy - ing, carport. Appliances. Cable TV. No decorated cathedral ceiling 2 bedroom pets, $575 559-7955 NORTHVILLE GREEN APTS. R1VERDALE PARK APARTMENTS closet, laundry facilities, outdoor pool, carport apartment with carport $550/month 19800 Telegraph, next to OPEN DAILY MON. THRU SAT. 9-6 349-7743 16800 Telegraph (6 Mile area). Carpet­ "Castelli Includes utilities. «45-2800; 645-1MJ After Hours Appotnlmeots Available ed 1 bedroom apartments. Appliances, Bonnie Brook Golf Club HIGH RISE air cooditlooing k ample parking. BIRMINGHAM, downtown. Spacious, 7 MILE It Telegraph, 1 bedroom fur­ GLEN WOOD ORCHARD 525-7900 Office Hour* LUXURY APARTMENTS From $255 a mooth. Rent Includes heat immtmmimt charming, older J bedroom or J & den. nished apt Including heat 1 or 2 adults, Call Mon. Thru Sat 9am-5pm, "554-0798 WESTLAND' Large up-dated kitcheb with all appli­ »AM4PM WEEKDAYS $275 plus security, immediate occupan­ -All Adult Community Northwood A cash purchase for your home in Car- ances. Newly decorated. Includes heat I0AM-4PMSAT. 1IAM-5PMSUN cy. 556-5154 • Block Cabinets Newburgh Rd. Near I-275 Expressway den City, Redford, Uvooia. and West- 4 water. $560. Ask for Bill 549-2000 • Kitchen Pantry ROCHESTER land for a private Investor. 538-2530 • Covered Parkiig Apartments Perry Realty 476-7640 BIRMINGHAM Diplomat & Embassy • Walk-In Closets MAKE OUR QASTLE 729-5090 Newly Decora ted 1 Bedroom BONNrri VIEW MANOR APTS 11 Mile-Woodward mmuimimm 6 Mile-Telegraph. 1 bedroom $290. 2 Apartments • Pool, Sauna Exercise Room Mon. thru Frl. 9-5. S.at. & Sun. 1-5 Carpeted - Heat Included - $550 • Heat Included 1 & 2 8edrooms YOUR HOME 400 Apartments For Rent «46-6774 bedroom $525. Includes beat, air condi­ SOUTHFIELD We have a few 2 bedroom apartments tioning, carpel and pool HBO • Excellent Maintenance • Carpeting Make Your Home Here ^N^ Spacious 1 and 2 bedroom apartments • Community Building and townhouses available Immediately Abandon Your Hunt BIRMINGHAM PROPER available.Adult complex No pets. Moo. from $540 Penthouse apartment $595. • Air Conditioning = TENANTS it LANDLORDS thru Fri. vAM-SPM. Sat »AM1I Noon. E. ol Somerset Mall. W of 175. across GREAT OAKS Leave the Maintenance to us. 1 T, Large 2 bedroom apartmeot, carpeting, All appliances, carpeting, and Indoor the street from 'Top o( Troy" • Range "Rent By Referral" central air, 1 year lease. Adults. No 556-654» pool Close to shopping and X-ways. Apart rrients i *«» •»••*»» VV«'>»jVV4' •»««"»•* v»* V»«»»*V#T **"•»' HON THRU FRI 9-5 •-ReWgdrator- Guaranteed Service pcui: $591195 par m.-inlm-inllhi Calraill folor iBpomippoint 4?peri6 6 weekdays,GJL II4 Share Listings 641-1670 SAT. 10-3 651-2400 meot 645-0750 BOTSFORD PLACE 362-0320 • Swimming Pool Abundant-Apartmeot Opportunities 559-2680 • Heat Included ROCHESTER MANOR APARTMENT INDEX Century 21 GRAND RIVER • 8 MILE Over 700 apartments • 50 comunitles PIETY HILL, INC. Behind Botsford Hospital FARMINGTON HILLS The 541-3332 APARTMENTS Save Time & Cas RENT & SAVE SPECIAL Walnut Creek Apts. Relocation Specialists 552-8267 BIRMINGHAM PROPER EXCEPTIONALCT FROM $310 Village 812 Plate at Parkdale Large 2 bedroom apartment, carpeting. COLD WINTER EXPECTED- OAKLAND MALL - River Bend wins 1 ACT NOW on this February Special. Spacious 1 bedroom apts. Storage room 1 4: 2 BEDROOMS Immediate occupancy for 1 & 2 bed­ central air. 1 year lease. Adults No TAKE THE BITE OUT*- " In unit, with balconies available 1 yr Green APARTMENTS room apartments. No cleaning (ee. Low pets' $595 per month. Call (or appoint- LET ME PAY YOUR HEATING BILL! lease Immediate occupancy lent £ Appliancesi Carpeting security deposit 1-76/16 Mile area. FREE TURKEY! MiddlebeUSof 10 Mile ONE & TWO BEDROOMS 5 GOLD STARS Sutlers Creel Apts. J6l-0»»7. 562-1940 Call Moo. thru Frl. till 5;50 J2U - $505 including heat 1 Bedroom for $329 TROY CAI1TAMI AMBER COLONIES - Royal Oa»/Troy. 471-4555 from $295 2 Bedroom for $379 Village Green Management Co. 651-7772 for location excellence! 0.1. lx. 1 plus loft. A J bedrooms Century 21 INGLUOES HEAT Fireplace/ oak (loora Moderate rents PIETY HILL, INC. * 642-8100 y bearoom tor $44« Farmlnqton Hills IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY for one ROCHESTER - Studio Apartment Include beaL Pets? Ask. -549-4045 JICTV LIII J iki/"* » a An 6~4f bearoom apartment Air conditioned, CARPETING Private, quiet apartment for single oc­ PETS PERMITTED Is STONERtDGEt TDtBERIDGE heat and hot water Included. Swimming AIR CONDITIONING cupancy. Deluxe features throughout Smoke Detectors Installed APARTMENTS. pool. Senior eitlieos welcome. On 7 $295. In excellent tocaUoo. 551-706$ if apartmenta were riled like fine reilauranta. 400 Apartments For Rent Singles Welcom\ e Mile. W. of Telegraph. 558-8664 SWIMMING POOL River lend would eirn 5 6010 STARS for these mmedlate Occupanc:vpancy I A 11*droom deluxe units Including CABLE T.V. ROCHESTER • 1 bedroom apt. appli­ superb location features: + |u»1 5 minute* to W< Love Children carpeting, drapes, dishwasher, patios, INDIAN VILLAGE ances, carpeting & beat Included. Weillind and 12 mlnutee to felrlane shopping »SW! carports, storage area within apart­ Spacious studio apartments from $220 Adults. $2M per mo. 656-042» 651-0858 »iS555?55 Heat & Water Included ment moothly. Beautiful apartments In a Close to I-75 expressway centers*. ISmlnuleitoMelroalrporl* faatdrect Quiet prestige address, swimming pool. • STARTING AT $540 lovely area minutes from downtown. and just blocks from Oak­ • ROYAL OAK AREA i-wa» to downtown Detroit * Semta service air conditioning, carpeting, stove L re­ Centrally located E. ot Orchard Lake Heal included. Attractive 1 bedroom apartment $500 el your door * and the scenic beauty ol a winding frigerator, all utilities except electrici­ Rd oo Folsom Rd. (extension of 9 Mile PARKER HOUSE 821-2228 land Mall Shopping Center. monthly Spacious 2 bedrom apartmeot, ty Included. Warm apts. Laundry facili­ Rd y. corner of Tuck Road $550 monthly. Carpeted, decorated, air river. • * • River Bend apartments and town- ties. Intercom system. Good security. MANACER Klngsbrldge Apartments 3$5 East Edmund St., just coodttioood. houses oiler (usury at moderate coil: I- and Lincoln Playground oo premises. For more $057» Timberidge Circle. Apt 101 Wagon Wheel Apartments, I48-J578 Z-bedrooms. carpaled. air conditioned, gas heat, information, pbooe East of John R ana*-South of Call anytime 476-Hlf 1 and 2 bedrooms start at $245 private balconies, huge closets. Rent Includes all Towers Office 9am-5pm 775-6200 14 Mile Rd. in Madison ROYAL OAK - NOW AVAILABLE utilities except electricity. .'477-8464 SUPER LOW RENTS Beautiful, spacious. 1 & 2 bedroom 27883 Independence FARMINGTON HILLS Coodo 12 Mile, ^eights. Apts., rrom $525 month. Air. belt k Apartments Orchard. Decorated, pool, tennis, $160 Country setting carport included. Adults. 576-1578 Appliances Clubhouse • 2 swimming pools. Carports available „. Farmlpgton Hills per rooolh. Immediate occupancy, eves. PHONE 588-5558 15075 Lincoln Road «26-0648 days • 645-0220 ext 202 ' Open nooo-6pm da lly ROYAL OAK • lovely landscaped grounds 50040 Klngsbrldge Dr. .. 9AM-5PM Mon. thru Fri. • ample parking BROOKVIEW VILLAGE ONE BEDROOM (Greenfield & 10¼ Mile) FARMINGTON HTLLS, MUIRWOOD In Gibraltar 10AM-4PMSat.&Sun. APTS Luxury 2 bedroom, 2 bath apartment APARTMENT AVAILABLE JOHN F. UZNIS. Builder/Developer ff Palmer Rd.-W.of Hannan End first floor"unit, tastefully decorat­ 675-4233" STUDIOS - 1 & 2 BEDROOMS ed, utility room, own entrance, security 30500 WEST WARREN. WESTLAND Plymouth School District Oakland Valley Close to transportatioo and shopping. FROM »280 system. Sub-let $495 per month. $595 IS Mile k Greenfield area. Waft to Balwttn Mlddlibill tnd Merr/men Road 1 & 2 Bedroom apartments & 2 Bed­ security. Current lease runs to July Lancaster Hills No. 2 APTS. Beaumoot Everything Included except Open every day. 10-6 A duft Community Reserved for Residents Over SOroom , 1½ bath lownbooses. Each unit Stst 471-4756 527-8404 electricity. $500 mooth. completely air conditioned, carpeted, Apartments Near Oakland University, N. oo Squir­ "Phone: 421-4977 Central Air, Heat, Appliances, Carpeting, all appliances. WESTINCHOUSE FARMTNGTON HILLS • Eight-Mile Luxurious, spacious. 2 and 5 bedroom rel, past Walton Blvd, L oo Birchfield Community Room, T.V., & Card Room, WASHER, DRYER in each Individual east ot 1-275. 800 sqft coodo style, apartments with balconies, from $555. to Patrick Henry Dr, R. to office Apt Call before 7 PM. unit Large walk-In closets. Lower units washer, dryer, refrigerator, dishwash­ HEAT and Carport Included. Prime 611 Studio/1 and 2 bedroom apart­ 549-4034 Pool, Cable TV and townhouse with private patios & er, range. 478577¾ or 477-9451 location In Southfield. ments. Sunken living room, doorwall. doornails Ample parking. Village park Office Open. Moo. thru Sat. 9am-5pm ROYAL OAK, 1 bedroom apartment oo FARMINGTON HILLS coodo -12 Mile balconies, self cleaning ovens, self de­ 968-0011 with play area No Pets. Sun. Nooo-4pm. Closed Wed. frosting refrigerator, dishwashers. Coolidge Highway. No pets. Mature It Orchard 2 bedroom, neutral decor, adults. $245 Includes be^t k water. mmm^mvmm^ ffe? all almood appliances, pool, tennis Starting $270 per month: If yoo sign up From $245 to $295 courts. Immediate occupancy, $425 .352-2554 for a U months' lease, you'll get the 559-592$ first month free. I V» months security deposit month. Re/Max, Foremost, ask for Equal Housing Opportunity ROYAL OAK. 812 Baker, near Wood- Crystal. 422-6050 Call Tues. Wed . Fri frS0-4 50 ward-ll Mile Rd . luxurious 1 bedroom RESIDENT MGR. 729-0900 LINCOLNBRIAR Thurs. 9:50-5:80 Sat.»50-5 50 apartment, heated, appliances, carpet­ 10 to 6 Weekdays, Sat by Appt FARMINGTON senior cilixea complex, ed, parking. Senior citizens welcome. GROSVENOR SOUTH very quiet, walking distance to tows. I APARTMENTS 17lSOrchard Dr. Canton Twp N. of 40 Mile Rd., 1.000 plus sq ft, 2 373-2196 See caretaker Mrs. Smith. Apt 101. bedroom. $520 month. Heal water tt 547-H10 TOWNHOUSES carport included. Call »5pm. 477-5650 bedroom apartment, and 1580 sq. ft 8 OAK PARK - Spacious, 2 bedrooms, liv­ bedroom townhouse. Both with full ap­ ing room, dining room, kitchen with all SCHOOLCRAFT - OUTER DR AREA ELM ST., TAYLOR BURGESS MANOR FARMINGTON - Sub Lease thru Sep­ pliances, 1½ baths, plus central air. builtins, carpeting, large storage & Off 1-96, vi. blk. from busline service. Hot water and gas included. (Easr of Telegraph, Souih of Goddard) Lahser & Grahd River tember. $485 Including heat Security. laundry areas. $550. »67-0544 Spacious studio 41 bedroom apt Fully Spacious 1 Bedroom Apts. Very negotiable. -Call Nadia, anytime, From $58$ ' - carpeted, kitchen appliances, drapes, SPACIOUS 2-BEDROOM UNITS Available Now! 47l-«5W,<>r • 4789928 beat & water. TV monitored security Heat Included 968-4792 ' ONE CALL DOES IT ALU systems. $200. k $259. mo. 5S1-810O FENKELL-TELECRAPH AREA Place your classified want ad la 17230 Burgess One bedroom, $250 month Includes heat LrVONTA/WESTLAND Suburban Detroit'«finest market. BALMORAL CLUB APTS. Southfield- and water. WESTWOOD •'•— 556-6559 The Observer^! Eccentric Newspapers 2 and J bedrooms, 2 baths, newly deco­ $262 month 534-1753 VILLAGE APTS. 591-0900 -Wayne rated, modern kitchen, pool and club­ LUXURY APARTMENTS Private Entrance Luxurious 1 & 2 bedroom'apts. Shag house Available Immediately 626-1512 400 Apartments For Rent carpet, GE self-cleaning oven, deluxe 644-1070 Oakland dishwasher, patio, central air, security , SOUTHFIELD STOVE, RE"FRlGERAtOR, CARPETING Intercom system, club house with sauna 852-3222 Rochester/Avon NOW RKNTING BEAUTIFUL Heat Included k heated pool. Free carport Use your Visa or Master Card FRANKLIN POINTE IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY PLYMOUTH - Efficiency, furnished. In­ ONE & TWO BEDROOM APTS. JOY RD. AT NEWBURCH RD. cludes utiliUes, $(5 per week. Located 2 4 5 bedroom ranch townhouses (Up lo STAKTINC; AT OFFICE OPEN DAILY, SAT. ANDSUN. 522-4720 oo S Mile between Haggerty k Ntw-' 1,657 sq. ft), 2 baths, modem kitcheo. MC NICHOLS W. of Telegraph'- 1 bed* burgh. After 12 Noon^caUr 42O-2J50 central air, carpeting, private patio, CALL 287-8305 W room. Adults. No pets. $250 month. parking at froot door. Charterhouse Heat Included. 558-1057 PLYMOUTH ; vOOi)# i '• TfS NICE ONE Bedroom apartment oa HERITAGE APTS. FROM $480 PER MONTH HWOWJMiJe.SotitMleld Lahser, between 7 Mile k Grand River. •• Cas Heat Included $260. monlh plus security deposit 1 bedroorrvfrom $280 355-1367 L Studio's -1&2 Bedrooms 657-0014 2 bedrooms from $330 SOUTHFIELD • 10 Mile, Telegraph. I Live in the security of a INCLUDES HEAT & WATER bedroom, air, pool appliances, carport hi-rise apartment Pool $570 per month plus security. Available • r * CENTRAL AIR *AAttGE> RtiFRKJUHAiw NORTHVILLE March 1st. Eves. . •- »68-4214 INCLUDES 455-2143 SOUTHFIELD. J bedroom, J bath, with DISHWASHER •CARPET1HG'CARPORTS Natural beauty surrounds these spa- carport, $42$ mo.. Includes heal & ap- I clous newer apartments. Take the foot SWIMMING POOL ^ i TENNIS COURTS'SWIMMINGPOOL '• pliloees. CAU Carol or Dick Amrhein, bridge across the rolling brook to the Real Estate One, 477-1111; 555-4029 DESICNER INTERIORS ^} \fARTi ROOM • TV CONTROLLED SECVRITY open park area or Just enjoy the tran­ PIymout h Hills quility of our wooded settling. EHO. I IN PLYMOUTPLYMOl H SOUTHPIELD. t bedroom, great loca­ "'•" FREE CABLE TV and 2 bedrooms from $555 Including lloa It Mile k Northwestern area $570 INDIVIDUAL HOT WATER V^ heat-- ' : .- 768 S MILL Including beat, peU allowed. Afler 7 Offl«OpeopaUy,Sat.4Sun. $$1-8100 J PM. $55-1882 BALCONIES OR PATIOS 4 ^¾ H 89550 - 642-8686 Modern 1 & 2 8edrdom Air Conditioned - SUBLEASE - Beautiful .Mulrwood CARPORTS ^p** NORTHVJLLE, 1 bedroom apartment, Fully Carpeted Apartment t spacious bedrooms, appli­ backyard, patfo. $510 month plus secur- 'Dishwasher ances & heat.Included, $(40 month NATURE AREAS <^<> Ity. AU titlllllea Included. $49-9(96 In-unltLaundry A more (Firrt moo Ih rent free)." $55-0410 A>i TANGLEWOOD APT, SOUTHFIELD PS*^ ycONVENJENt.SHOPPIrVG- From $295 Big I bedroom Apt, approx. $50 So. Ft, Call Nooo to 6 PM Includes carpeting, drapes, central air, >^> FREE CABLE T.V. ASK ABOUT OUR appliance*: walk-In storage area, bot INSTALLATION FOR water.Carport available . $69-6149 NEW RESIDENTS Jfuniiiigtpn Garden SPECIAL TELECRAPH/SEVEN MILE AREA Come see for yourself. At Westlanc! 456-4721 276-8319 Crescent House, luxury,.Urge apart- Moo. Tues. Thura. We**>Fri menls. Air; pool clubroom,'» 4 » bed­ ln#•« • Huntington Gardens home? Enjoy the * disposal, air coodltloolhg. carpet 4 pool, game room & tennis. drape*. Laundry k itoraga on each luxury of a stately brick townhouse House floor: U?0roo. -- 255-9881 2 Bedroom Apartments nestled among towering shade trees! All 'Atslj Available v the ease ofapartrrterit living is: yours ih a Apts, A'-.' ;THE GLENS V neighborhood setting. Conveniently Live In a wooded area War town. Sto located close to shopping, transportation Adult Community dlo, ooe; and two bedroom apartments Towers % recreation. 2 B.R. carpeted lUrtingat . ; Townhouse w//ull basement from 4350! Special Offer ^. $252 Visit our furnished rnodet at 10711 W10 $176 Mo. For 90 Days . •;-¥:- • 721-2500 -'--. With 1 Yr. Lease Locofed ortfWqyno Rood between Ford Rood Mile, oak Park, (open dady) or 1A 2 Bedroom Aptd.'-. •:.::-. PER MONTH. v. -•' .^; . & Warren. • > ';_; call 56M^> for info.-j City ol Plymouth! * 'BRJOHtON - ': :.229-2727 . PHONE 450-1310 :-:'-J •/•;.. •••';-, ;• Monoged by : . :;\ /•'::' Central Downtown Area •NoPeU '; THOMPSON TOWERS Senior Otltera "WEMANACB TO\HEEPPEOPLEHAPPY" apartment On* and two bedrooms. All utilities Included In rest based sposi o —*mmtte FourMtdAbfe Croup ——— 453-6050 j JJ* of youf income, etc. J0J2 ; --^-- -m

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400 Apartment* For Ren! {400 Apartment! For Rent 400 Apartment.Tor Rent 402 Furnlthed Apt*. 404 Hou«e$ For Rent 404 House* For Rent 404 House* For Rent |404 Houses For Rent 404 Houiw For Rent ' WESTLANPAREA .WESTLAND - Walk to Hudson*. (34) For Rent BERKLEY* Greenfield/II Mjle area! i CANTON. ) year old rape* oo coqri; FARMINGTON HILLS, t bedroom, GARDEN CIT? area - reot or t>as« UVONIA Brick raocK ) acre erivated Spacioas I tai t bedroom apartmeDtJ wayoe Bd. Beautiful ri> J. bedroom bedroom, glassed-in porcA, garage, ctr- large lot, ba;b to 10 acre field, tome- fenced half yard, carpet threugbont purchase Newly decorattd 4 bedroom wooded lot Citty wate. r «od sewer^, PARMINOTON. petlngv-a'pptiaoce*. Feblltt diale occupancy. ) bedrooms, family J)M month plus security. -'- --471-497) eoJoeJjL |IW nvo«Ut $«09 security tf*-^{Xiwutowj s LiYotni. $ bedrootftsvlJifiDg - THREE OAKS- lromJ|»rOSOl!hly,.QLra<1fd. decora^ tptfe-NcMll-tfeCOTited. narking, beat, ed It la a torelyare*. Heat Included. air. pool,'cable available.. Smartly furnished apaHmeiL Washer, Nopet*.f))V/mo. 6471414 rooro, fireplace, finished basement. foslt Call Betty Barry. 410-)100 room, kitcbee with eating area/ utility Troys newest luxury Reduced security deposit. * Seniors welcome. From )»$. 7JI-MW dryer, beat Health dub facilities. $400 $4» per month plus security. Possible FARMINGTON Hills. » Mile & Grand room, garage, apoUanee*. Immediate ' month. Immediate occupancy W1-0MI AVAILABLE NOW - walk to Birmlng- option to buy. ^ -)97-214) River. Cory ) bedroom, basement ga­ CABDEN CITY - Port, Veooy. ) bed­ occupancy. I year lease, 1 mooth's rent apartment community. Country Village Apartments. )2)-)2)0 WESTLAND. bam scbools,) bedroom. 1½ baths, ap­ rage, brick ranch. <}ulet oetghrwhood' room, |as beat. carpeted,-larg« tot. 0I4 in advance, security deposit Credit FEATURING: 100« Veooy. One and l*» bedrooms. m-TOWN BrJUONOHAM, I bedroom pliances, rec room, deck, fenced. $47). CASS LAKE area. J bedrooms, canal b )4)0. Weekdays after (pm. )))-)764 farage. Immediate pcssessToa )150 check required $4!) mood ««-)X» WESTLAND AREA Heat Incloded. carpeted, from >1«). eaecuUve apartment, completely fur­ Lease, oo pets. Call alter Ipm «7 1747 back,' sfoye, .refrigerator, fireplace; plusaedirity. )(4-)101 $50 Security Deposit Ui-2770 nished, off-street par,king. Short term it64 month plus security deposit FARMINOTON HILLS • ) bedroom LTVON1A • dunning ) bedroom brick Spacioas l btdroom apartment, ft)) lease available. $47) a month including BIRMINGHAM • Attractive home, Dear . ' . )55-19(4 or )55-0J« bouse, 1 car garage. Creod Rlver/Hal- GARDEN CrrV-tamedlate occupancy, ranch. I Vi baths, finisbed basement, monthly. Attractive 1 bedroom apart- YMCA.'* ) bedroom, appliances, gas ) bedroom raocb, 1H car garage, f)') 1 bedroom, 1 bedroom 'with deo tod J otlliUe*. Security deposit • 44)-0091 ktead area. t&O per month. 474-)4)) )H car garage, patio, sharp and clean. meat, ()10, Carpeted, decorated 4 In a beat, fenced yard. $iW per month. No CHERRY HILL Inkster Rd. - clean 2 per moot! plus security deposit. Jqfio 141) After SPl* 4(4-7()1 bedroom apartmeets. lovely area} Heat Included. Redoced se­ MAPLE • TELEGRAPH. OM bedroom lease requlrei Af/er 4PM. . M5-M59 bedroom brick, finished basement, ga­ FARMINGTON HILLS - 2 bedroom, Coje Realty, 44S-J4W, )5J-5)M .All appllaoee*. curity deposit. 12 PINES bids den. cicely furnished, 6 months rage, no pels, $)90 or $40) with appli­ newly decorated, family k rec room in UVONIA. freshly decorated ) bedroom Carports. lease available. ))40 per month lnclsd- BIRMINGHAM - in tows. ) bedroom, 1 ances. 1H months security/Days 569- basement 2 ^ar garage. .$41) perGXRDE iXRDEN CTTY- MaDle»ood k Heyy rapeb. fully carpeted, full bath, garage, Commvnlty buUdiog. rwtmmlng pool. 12MILE-EVERGREEf4 Rulf ) bedroom ranch, basement, car­ Country Court Beautiful, luxurious,' large) bedroom, t l»g beat and air. . «040)1 bath. BaMmeDt Garage. Neutral decor. 2900 est ))1. eveji weekends 1U 3504 moeth. Call after «J5T 477-))09 stoVe. ))7) monthly plus security. Call lewiii courts. Refrigerator k oven range. tiOOmonth. peting, 1½ bath, 1¾ car garage, ready 1 • 471-717) Rural setting. . Apartments bath apartment Carpeting, refrigera­ PLYMOUTH - furnished ) bedroom apt Call alter 5pme4S-»4W DEARBORN HEIGriTS- Attractive. ) FARMINGTON HULS - ) bedroom lorDOxeLo. )4)0, security. Ulllti tor, range, dishwasher, large walk-In newly decorated, lw week, prefer I bedroom, appliances furnished, rec. Brick, 1½ baths, carpeted, kitchen ap­ LIVONIA, mint i^bedroom ranch, V, MU« B. of jCrooU oo Wattles »t MS closet, laundry "facilities. Individual working people. Call after Jpm4)M4S) BIRMINGHAM, OUAD-LEVEL. ) bed­ room, dean,, sharp, lovely -back yard pliances, basement 2 car garage. 721-0500 storage utt, swimming pool. $415 plus room, 1½ bath, fenced backyard, gas GARDEN CITY. Clean ) bedroom, fenced yard. $47)plas l-ofcoth security OPEN: Mon. thru Frl.. 10-6 utilities. Short term lease available. ' with flowers. Wl-iJOO MD./roa After 6pm. 474-)076 basement, garage, new carpet, appli­ deposit Cleveland Franklin, Emersoo WEST1AND. Jorr 1 bedroom apart- heat, stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, 1 schools Call alter SPM. «42 5655 Saturday: 10-4 I meat. Ford Rd--Newburgh Rd. are*. For appointment cajL _ disposal, 1 car garage. Cad Moo. Toes., ONE AND ONE-HALF ACRE LOT FARMINGTON . Warner Farms Sub. 2 ances, curtains, feoopd jtari No f* *- Carpeted, appliances, adults. HIS GUARDIAN ^ SOUTHFIELD Wed..Fri.»-4,Sat.J)PM; «42-0710 Dearborn Heights. 4 bedroom, ) car,ga­ blocks to town. ) bedroom, brick, fin­ Immediate occopaocy" 459 81« PHONE: 362-4088 month plBuSeposIL 4))-)7)) rage, country setting In the city, must ished . basement garagt fenced yard. LIVONIA SCTCOOLS-Newlyweds-Aoor- PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Furnished BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS- 4 bedroom see; $4M month plos'Kcurity 4 refer­ Stove, refrigerator k dishwasher. New­ GARDEN CITY • ) bedroom Raocb able brick Ranch with ) car garage. 659-8720 Southfletd colonial )¼ baths, new car­ ence . 54)-492) ly decorated. )»0 Mo, 464 9170 $47)./0)0. + security deposit Near Mist condition. ) bedroomsjarge kitch­ WESTLAND HIGH RISE APARTMENTS pet k paint. move-In condition )700. Garden City Hospital." Available after en, carpet.throcgnoot, )4)) roocthly, FOREST LANE 1 and 2rBEDROOMS month. Option to bay. )))-)7)1 EXECUTIVE new, W. Bloomfleld, ) FARMINGTON Mar. 1st Alter «pm, 4)1-))21 lease. 477-4710 bedroom, family room, fireplace, base­ 1 bedrooms, knotty pine fami)v room. 2 RED WING APARTMENTS 402 Furnished Apts. SHORT TERM LEASE LIVONU SCHOOLS- Immediate Occu­ BIRMINGHAM. Open House Sun. 1 to 4. ment 2W car garage, appliances, car­ full baths, florida room, laundry room, HICKS/Joy Rd one bedroom bouse in 6200 North Wayne Rd. For Rent ) bedroom bungalow, re-modernlied, peting, lake privileges. $515 966-)59) stove k refrigerator, gis beat fenced pancy-Sharp brick Ranch with full TICKET the Country. Stove, refrigerator, fur­ basement, recreation rooro with natu­ I k t BEDROOM. »M5 It ))0) 559^2680 $47) per month. 14)) Chapin St be­ yard, pets permitted. Available Mareb. nished. Large yard ))50 month. First, HEAT INCLUDED. Carpeting, ao ABANDON YOUR HUNT tween 14 & 15.0(1 Woodward 619-4(61 $ 1 )00 PER MO." - 2900 »q. ft 4 bedroom $47) plus utiliUes. ))7-)909 471-)912 ral fireplace, ) bedrooms, carpet Select Rentals - All Areas 2¼ bath new colonial many extras. 11 last mooth plus security. Call between throughout, } car garage, )47) monthly, WINNER aoce*. swimming-pool, t car parti 404 House* For Rent »am-lpm 4))-111) Close to Wetland Shopping Center We Help Landlords and Tenants BIRMINGHAM. ) bedrooms. Pierce El­ Mile Halstead area. Most see FARMINTON HILLS; Lincolnshire E lease. Call Don Wolfe UXUiO Share Listings, 6421)10 ABANDON YOUR HUNT ementary school Contemporary (lair Available Feb. IS Call 471-4555 Executive Quad, 4-5 bedroom, IVi bath, 728-4800 Interior. Appliances bcliwed, gas beat, 1st floor laundry, family room, $700:. HIGHLAND. Duck LaUlroot. ) bed­ Select Rentals - All Areas basement. Immediate Possession D>5 UVONIA • Sharp, estra dean 1 bed- June Donagon ABSOLUTE LUXURY We Help Landlords & Tenants FARMINGTON HILLS References k Security 477-))49 room, Florida room, deck,) car garage, room. attached garage. $)70 mooth or per month plus security. Will consider t all new inside k out. in prime area. 20561 Glenmore Monthly Leases Share Listings «4)1(20 month lease. Call . 4))-)1)4 CA NTERBURY COMMONS FIVE MILE/TELEGRAPH - with appliances )M5, plus m months WESTLAND Executive colonial - transferee special ) bedroom, fireplace, basement carpet )))0 month plus security. I year lease, security. No pets. Days. )64-1900, Ext Redford COMPLETELY FURNISHED .,. .Attractive - Available BIRMINGHAM, S bedroom. 1¾ bath, Approximately 2,400 sq ft all brick, a country *etting.$)70p!os securi ty. no pets. (44-)1)) )51. Eves, or weekends. )48-)544 HAMPTON COURT LIVONIA - Clean It Coiv • ) bed- library, living rooro^ dining room, fire­ rooms, ) bedrooms, 2^ baths, family $395 AND UP room with fireplace; formal dining 5)7-47)7 HOME FOR Rent- Beverty Hills ranch' LIVONIA 1 bedrooms. With appli- room. 1 bath, fully carpeted, basement, place, 1 car garage, pallo. newly deco­ ) bedrooms, 1 car garage. )W0. mooth MnsMey**! yrd. $400 ./mo. rated, Seabolm High. $600. 641-1 MO room, eating space in kitchen, first FIVE MILE/TELEGRAPH AREA ances, 2 car garage. By mooth or by A FEW OF THOSE SPACIOUS Birmingham Area floor lauodry and deo, basement 2 car plus utihties. Retercflces required. lease Security deposit reqolred.- Please call the promotion 1 AND 1 BEDROOM APTS. LIVONIA - 4 bedroom, finished 1 bedroom brick, )200 per month. )200 641-1916 1 Maid Service Available basement, attached garage, family BLOOMFIELD HILLS - ) bedroom attached garage, premium lot Swim security deposit plus small utilities. »1-4)255 department of the Observer AVAILABLE FOR reanViMy* <• Newburgh. $)7)./mo. ranch. )¼ baths. )700 per month and tennis clun membership available 261-925) & Eccentric between 9 A.M. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY LIVONIA - ) bedroom, finished . »16-9)57 nearby. Early occupancy. 1 year lease, 400 Apartments For Rent and 6 P.M., Tuesday, Janu­ CALL FOR APPOINTMENT THE MANORS basement, garage. 1¾ baths. $450 /mo. t month's renl.ln advance, 1¼ months' FIVE Mi/Telegraph. ) bedroom borne ary 25. 1983. to dalm your PROPERTY MANAGEMENT CANTON Colonial 4 bedroom, 1½ security deposit Credit references re­ with carpeting Lauodry book-ups k 280-2510 LEASINO baths, m attached garage. 1st floor quired 626-)900 fenced yard. $27) security deposit. Be­ two FREE RED WINO TICK­ laundry Family room, fireplace, dirdcg tween «am-6pm. 729-)71) 464-401) ETS. BASEMENT EFFICIENCY, furnished- PROFESSIONAL APPRAISALS room, pool appliances 584124 J 729-4020 Female, Redford Twp. area. All utili­ 591-2300 ext 244 iltt N. CHRISTINE ties bulpbooepaid. $1¼ + security. CANTON. North, 1)50 sq ft big ranch, 400 Apartments For Rent Ford Rd. 1 block E of Wayne Alter )PM 9)7-0059 KEIM dining room. ) bedrooms. 1¾ baths. 2- PARKSIDE APTS. WESTLAND - Merriman It Palmer, I way fireplace, first floor laoDdry, appli­ bedroom apartment, dean, newly deco­ A CLEAN and comfortable furnished Property Manafler 525-7656 ance. $6M month. 455-44)7, »J-i7J2 Telegraph - 5 Mile rated. $)00 455-0454 Berkley efficiency.'*, carpeted, appli­ AVON TWP. - Cute, small 1 bedroom CONGRATULATIONS ances, air. disposal, lncledes beat Se­ borne, Ideal for single person or couple. EIGHT Mile-Telegraph, ) bedroom, \v> CORAL RIDGE WESTLAND SHOPPING CENTER curity. 6 Mo. lease. )9)-424) or J5M210 Stove & refrigerator. )52-9))1 or bath. $))0 per month. Are*, it) bedroom, tome with fire­ )))-2617 Immediate Occupancy places, carpet, air. dishwasher, tennis BIRMINCHAM/Royal Oak. Delightful ))44667 APARTMENTS court, sauna It pool Busline at your large 1 or ) bedroom apartments; com­ • Studio 1.& 2 Bedrooms- TROY SOMERSET AREA door. Come k compare from $18). plete with linens, dishes, color TV, air, 400 Apartments For Rent Spacioas 1 bedroom apartment, )MS )91-7))4 utilities. UM Ml. Ml 8775 2nd at Wilcox • Rochester • Heat Included tooothly. Attractive J bedroom apart- meat, )405 moothly. Carpeted, decorat­ WESTLAND (VEooy-Gleowood). I bed­ BIRMINCHAMJTROY AREA. Luxury • Air Conditioning ed It to a lovely area. Heat included. No room, decorated, stove, refrigerator. Executive Apt*, completely furnished Immediate occupancy, tow security, to every detail. Maid Service available. PLYMOUTH SQUARE 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments • Extra Storage VUUge Apartment* . Ml-0241 $)1) monthly. )744)0) Long and short term leases 2)0-1620 $290 • Laundry-Facilities TWO BEDROOM spacious apartment "•• Short Term Leases available (or sob-let in Farmlngton Includes: Heat • Air Conditioning Hill*. Fully eattlpoed Ulcfeeo, air condi­ 400 Apartment* For Rent Spacious Apartments tioned, pool k clubhouse. Call Sandy • Stove • Refrigerator* Carpeting STOP BY OR CALL Smith Days ¢¢)-11«*. Eves 471-))7) 1 Bedroom available THE PEOPLE WHO CARE! WAYNE APARTMENTS. • Laundry Facilities • Pool ))10) Michigan ave. One bedroom, car­ EAST POINTE • from »310 peted, air conditioning, parsing. Adults, IHSpermomh. 59M010 TOWNHOUSES Beautiful Wooded Surroundings 532-9234 •*'. • Heat «a:e-' -Secureintercom 23750 Fenkell FRASER, Ml. • Central a;r •Ample'close: space WAYNE AREA ^51-0042 Presented bv Mid Americo Sigmt. Corp, NEAT AS A PIN 14½ MILE-GROESBECK • Kitchen applaixes •BakomesSPak* " 1-2-3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS •D.shv,asher Ka'cwge6spc*al. (^ TV amiable SPECIAL RE8ATE • C*:pe;tr:g • Launch lacife m each bui'ding On oo/ I bedroom apartments located Wfmm^me^mmm^MW% Ln Immacolale surrouBdinp In Wayne, RENT INCLUDES: * Ml I bedroom apartments alw avail­ •STOVE • .CARPETING IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY able. Features: HEAT PAID, Central • REFRIGERATOR • PRIVATE ENTRANCE atr, (ally equipped It color coordinated Northgate Apts. FAMILY AFFAIR kitchen, shag carpets k carport. New •HEAT •LAUNDRY FACILITIES 455-6570 cable boot-np available. From $)14 • HOT WATER 'PLAYGROUND FROM $260 Call Moo-FH, irspm; SaL, l-«pro li y . -RENT INCLUDES APARTMENTS WAYNE F«B66T CHILDREN WELCOME ong ntir\t\ OFFICE OPEN OiCO*r OUU p—'Jitt^miM(m^^^M^\w»Carpeting DAILY, SAT. AND SUN. Garbage Disposal* Laundry & Storage Facilities WAYNE efficiency apartments. ))• - $40 wee* p Swimming Pool«Tennis Courts • Activity Building Nopets. WHITEHALL %10 am - 8pm. Call 71)-)717 |i • Heat & Hot Water IN WAYNE - one bedroom furnished APARTMENTS apartments. $>10 • $)M month tnkodes |lj u FREE CABLE TV TROY all utilities. Adults. No pets. Call Luxurious pooo-«pm.S».emor 71KWM GREENFIELD AT 10½ MILE RD. WAYNE • WESTLAND. 11)) 1 bed­ HnAnPe . 2 Bedroom Apartments room. ))» total move-in cost includes CHARLES carpet, drapes, appliances. Furnished • 2 Full Baths • Carports OFFICE OPEN DAILY DW^dolU preferred 7)1-0¾¾ Adult Community - reserved for fl SAT. & sum 968-8.688 .,.<•• WjtiCbjK - ) bedroom apartment Car­ residents over the age of 50 For families with children & small pels. Senior peted It air conditioned. Swimming I FREE CABLE TV Citizens welcome. pooL $!«0 month laclude* all utilities wmir IkmmmimmmsmsmsmM except electric Adults No pets. Noootolpm. " 7t$-o«W 1 & 2 Bedrooms W. 9 MILE AT PROVIDENCE DR. Accessibility from S305 Autx/nW EXTRAORDINARY IN SOUTHFIELD SPACIOUS 1 it t Bedroom Apt*. • Carpons « Security Intercom Office Open Daily, Sat. & Sun. The Famlry Affair site Is located on Rochester Road, 'h Carpet, Patio. Air, Pool. Heat Included Ample closet space mile north of Square Lake Rd. In the City of Troy. 1 BEDROOM - $)0) • Central air, water « Scofsdak>• Jlparfmenfs Easy access to Metro Detroit is via 1-75. t BEDROOM • $1M • Kitchen appliances' Balconies & Patios 557-5339 Hours: Mon.thruS«L9«m-Spm Check out oar (re* rest special WESTLAND AREA • Dishnshcr, girbagt dispell • Swimming Pool Newburgh between Joy * Werren SVL U-4 pm — Closed Toes. • Equal Osoort.«t|r I BLUE GARDEN APTS. • Carpeting ' • Laundry facilities in each building $ OFFICE PHONE: 879-2466 Homing Cherry Hill Near Merrlman • Hampton Community facilities include golf, jogging & From 729-2242 skiing trail) o 295 PLYMOUTH/Uvoola, Westland area. STflNEYBROflKE JJPTS 1 bedroom Apt. new carpeting, freshly painted, (ree washer & dryer, |U5 per ROCHESTER 852-0311 „ Joy Rd. at 1-275 FREE HEAT r Mo. plus security. 459-5177 1 & 2 Bedrooms ^1½ Baths Pool-Tennis Plymouth Schools FREE COOKING GAS LIVE ON A^fetiKE 1&2Bedrooms 1¼ Baths From • WINTER SPECIAL. Covered Parking Livonia Schools FREE HEAT Model Open 9-5 Daily, 12-5 Weekends oo FREE COOKING GAS t=r §~ 455-4300 285 LI Heat Included In The Hills of prestigious Fron,*285 »1 4 2 Bedrooms • Lakelront Apartment JnyhiAial a\\xuv&v »Pool« Beach • Tennis • Gatehouse W. Bloomfleld MODEL OPEN 9-5 DAItr, 12-5 WEEKENDS •Clubhouse • Dishwashers 8 unique ranch and townhouse plana:" 1000 to 2800 sq. ft. • Covered Parking Deri), great room) and attached garages available £r Sr 455-7200 AH with private entries, laundry, 9 storage faclllllea 681-4100 Incomparable resort and club advantages, situated on "See about our Rent Special" Model Open 8-5 Daily, 12-5 Weekends a over 100 dramatically rolling acres of trees and ponds. Luxury furnished apartments available. _. TOannen Pi*?* SAVE $350 m RENTAL8 FROM S480 TO S1100 CASS LilKH 1,2 & 3 Bedroom Terrace Rentals 1 and 2 Bedrooms On Drake Road (bet. Maple & Walnut Lake Roads) 10 Mile-Hoover In WEST BLOOMFIELD. Open daily 11 to 5. Includes heat, water, air conditioner, 1 & 2 Bedrooms SHOKB CMJK "Calf661-077.0 for more Information. < carpeting, laundry and storage *295 facilities, and pool. Comer of CSM Uke Ro*d I CM*. Elizabeth Uk< Rc^i^^OrcriwdUk)fio4d'U-59Ta4«Qr»ph FREE CABLE TV Heat Carpeting. 7 Mile - Telegraph Area Air Conditioning Appliances Call538-2158 s Swimming Pool Tennis Courts Office open Daily, Sat., Sun. SPECIAL 420a LIMITED OFFER 754-1100 ONLY "BHAIWNEim $240 ONLY MINUTES per month m. FROM WHERE • Covered parking lTpatand • Wall-to-wall YOU WORK: carpet • Livonia • Brighton • Central air tesg Mlllili- Some people move to or the fact that we pay the ctflpartmeiits I FarroVrtflton Hi»» conditioning Knob in the Woods for heating bill. Some come for .SoulhtieW* Ann Arbor ' Private IS LUXURY WHAT YOU SEEK? clubhouse the reasonable rents (one- the location. Some come Then luxury Is what you get. Oversized • Swimming pool for the Olympic pool bedroom apartments start rooms and balconies, deluxe kitchens, and the club house at just $420 a month). walk-in closets, 2 bedroom has double 2-bedroonv bath. Close to shopping and expressway. only $280 (complete with Come and see 1 BEDROOM ^355 - 2 BEDROOM »415 steam room and , what they've Be prepared for a very pleasant found—set in this surprise when you come to BROOK- showers). Some DALE, ideally located in countrified come for the. unique in-town South Lyon...next to the Brookdale security, forest. Shopping Plaza. We challenge you to OPEN DAILY find a better apartment value any­ where! I SATURDAY 10-6 SUN. 12-6 CLOSED WED. BRdDKDALE 11 Mile Road Between Lah'ser & Evergreen Corner of 9 Mile and Pontlac Trail For more information, call our reYtta] office, 353-0586, KU3I Open Dally 9 to 6 9fVllROAC Daily 10-6, Sunday 12-5. (a* Phone 437-1223 tOtMlHOUSiSQ Furnished Apartments Available OPPOOTUSiHES ' 348-9590 or 642-8686 • :t >

itf*iltiL*ttMl 8C* Q&E Monday, January 24,1983 404 House* For Rent 404 Houte. For Rent 408 bupl«xe$ForRen! 412 Townhoum-Condo. 414 Florida Rental* 415 Vacation Rentals 42t Living Quarters 432 Commercial / Retail 436 Office I Business UVQMA, t bedroom, t bat* ranch. ) For Rent REDUCED RATES FARMINGTON • Near dowulow*. t LONG BOAT KEY ST. THOMAS- UA Virgin Island*. To Share 8pa<* car garage, dining: room, oatorU fire­ 11 tome* la Ureal*. F*rtningteo tod bedroom. Carpet, kitchen appliance*, On tie Golf of Mexico Condominium BIRMINGHAM • Retail (tor* for tease. place la Bvlni room, MO room. pantry, [ Plymouth, Flo* rtetfabcrtood*. Rental CANTON TOWNHOUSE - ) bedro- 2 beautiful coddos, each with fabulous . ABANDON YOUR HUNT Excellent downtown loeaUoa. 2.900 laundry faculties. »51» 4 tecvIlT. om»lv> bath*. Include* heat (409 per available for abort or Jong term lease. view, fully equipped. MaM service. ONE MONTH FREE RENT utlUty room, landscaped fenced yard, amounts slashed oa all > borne* for After5pm, IS7 4354; 4)4-1715 Call I4J-SJ04 after 5:M 772-9)2) soil first floor, 110» iqit Wcooy, L*lhrup Village. Up to 1,)00 sqit U- «*r WuiJnrtoo School, available Feb. month plus security. Ford Rd/1-)75 Beach, 2 pools, scuba. Marina, dining. 8AVE50V. 1 '00 sq Jt basement storage. Email off­ quick renting; pvtcttt. Mot bar* »19-4391; 441-(9(2 Ured to sail your oeeds. Adjacent park• I,MMtoMiMdeposit ' .4» 507) working Income. CaU Bowl. FORDA Wyoorini are*. ) bedroom do­ am. Call Pete before) (0 PM •^MANASOTA KEY • ENCLEWOOO. SHARE*A>HOME ice ralte* available. • - -(41-00)4 544-70)4 or after ).50 $44)1»! te/1? sq ft- Owner-managed 557-44)5 TEPJEBREAITY (H-ttTI pier. IU0 per moat*. No pets, CaU«i- (Venice). New luxury coodo. 1 bed­ SUGAR LOAF. Traverse Clly, ) bed­ OUR 7th YEAR OF UVON1A-1 bedroom brick nock. Oa- terapta. 141-0942 rooms, 2 baths oo Calf Week, Month, B YWOOO SWARE CENTER LATHRUP VILLAGE - offkw $f*ct iihed basement, stove-refrigerator, car­ COUNTRY PUCE- 8 Mile 4 Haggert/ room, ) bath townhouse* at foot of "GUARANTEED SERVICE- Prime retail 4,1« so. ft 14 Mil* Rd. Close to (bopping. ) bedrooms, 2¾ Season. Wo. - Brochure. )72-51(0 Mountain. Ski day and night, cross TO THOUSANDS IN ALL AREAS with eoalereocc room It common are*, peted, garage, fenced y*ri 147$. mo. RENT TO OWN GARDEN CITY, be*utl/»l brlcfc Unite High traffic. Great iocatixt Move-to pbooe kanttiag, typing 4 copy ma- + aecurity. 421-4491 bedroom, like, your OVD borne. (119 la- baths, Urge living room, dining room, country and downhill Heated pool and coodlUoa Reasonable. Live la beautiful 1 bedroom starter MARCO ISLAND - Luxuriously fur­ gourmet restaurant Bob, 455-5719 or FREEBROCHURE 5EeavailableTCaJID Little 4))-1)1( clod** heat, water, air, appliance*, car­ fireplace, patio with gas grill, foil base­ nished oceanfroot 1 bedroom, 2 bath, RM-SmlUi A*sj>c, 4HM0)0 LIVONIA - $ bedroom ranch, 1H ear home to Southfleld with 3 car garage peting, laundry, storage. No pet*. ment, garage, tot* of closets. carpetlM. Bill 474-9)44 for $)15 per moolh. receive half owner­ coodo. tennis, swimming pool Weekly UVONIA garage, fenced backyard, large lot. AgesT 474-7440 air conditioning, all appliances, feu or seasonal rental (51-751( SHARE PLYMOUTH TWP. Corner Ana Arbor Fanningtoo, 6 Mile- dowutow* locs- Carpeted tiring room. ()75 mouth, plos ship. Country type setting oear large clubhouse privileges. Rent or rent with ' VAIL CONDO REFERRAL SERVICES Rd. 4 Sbeldoo. Join Aco, Great Scott, 4 park. Easy to qualify. Iramediafaj -• Brand new, sleeps op lo 1)." Uou. } offices with receptionist area, security. 411-5254 ~ PLYMOUTH ~ optioo to buy Call llim-spm. )49)4)2 MARCO 1SUND - oo beach, 2 bedroom AAA In this Ugh volume center 2 CaU Pay* 7. «2)900 occupkocy. Alio Berkley - 4 bedroom i bedroom duplex.. Ideal' tor working luxury coodd With ail amenities, day, From (750/weeh- store* available at 20O0 sq. ft each COMMERCE TWP 2 bedrooms, large Call Phil ' M)5H) 642-1620 > "i" with attached, carage 4 (casement - couple, 1)50 per Mo ptaa jtilite*. weekrmeolhrchHdfeS welcome. CaU David SilverU =—M9-1J44 LIVONiA/Noflhville are*.- UKra mod­ (449 per month. Call •AJteV* PM, M. ^)4)-()5^ ( living* "room with fireplace; dining MIS .Ada qw, Binclaghan>,Mi, .. room, washer 4 dryer, private ea- DaysMl-440). ^ Eves 44)-45¾) CABIN ON W Crand Trarerje Bay BASEMEN._ T Apartroeot Westland. ) ern, I-27S eipressary access. 750 sq ft .rooms0 , fully carpeted. paneUed; share PLYMOUTH or roorC Higgerty oear 7 Mile. EquUShare - 644-4299 PLYMOUTH • i bedroom duplex.'In­ trasce, secloded wooded area. Heat MARCO ISLAND - South Seas Club, t convenient u> ski areas, sleeps 4. all" "f ^; 2500 sq. feet oo Ann Arbor Trail RED WING paid. (195. Call AM )40-10)4 conveniences. week-eods/weeks.*rJUsd kitchen laundry 4 garage. (150 month After ipmUi-tili ROCHESTER - 4 bedroom eoJootal clude* stove 4 refrigerator^ No pet*. •bedrooms, 2 baths, cable TV. heated Call 9am-5pm ' 241(4001 Available soon . 1700 a moolh: Sterling, • 4 bedroom co­ 1)7* per mooth plus aecwliy deposit pool private beach. 24 hr. security. avalalble for summer. 420-0)49 )5S-4«J' ' UVONIA TICKET lonial 1)54 a month Other lease* avail­ «0-J4« FARMINCTON HILLS. la>ge 2 bed- 1 block from City Hall 4» Sq Ft and room. 2 bath coodo. carport, atarm sys­ 410-0)25 COLORADO SKIING • FEMALE wishes to share 2 bedroom able- Call Anna Pearcy Ctjvmbertaln. Copper Mm. BeauU/ully furnished ) 140 Sq. Ft Utilities furnished. WINNER 4)1-1450. 452-4411 ROCHESTER duplex. Immediate ncco- tem, gas grill, patio, own washer - MARCO ISLAND. Beautiful beachfront dcplex, with same. Plymouth. (142.50 434 lndustrtal7Warehouse Call 412-2221 of . 455-4100 > pann. } bedrooms,' 1 bath, full base- dryer, poot clubhouse. I) Mile • Coodo. Professionally decorated, 2 bod- bedroom coodo, lanlasbc ' views, T5 month plats utilities. March lit Even­ : ROCHESTER - 4 room home, foil base­ I menC appliances, carpeting. 4)70 plos Middlebelt (550 a mo Available imme­ rooms, 2 baths, 1st floor. 2 reek mini­ yards from ski lift Abo ski Vail Key­ ings, 455-14)4 Days 553-)000 tit 540 FOR SALE/LEASE LIVONIA David A. Winn ment, fireplace, carpeting, carport, ) ' dUlitiea. No peU. 451-UO) diately. 424-4792 mum, tennis, got/After 4pm. 441-4771 stone; Bretkesridge. Arapahoe, all Bloomfleld Township. H.400 sq. ft 5 Mile 4 Farmington Road. 1400 aqit 6791 Emily Ct. . • car garage oa 40 acres. 1400 moolh. within {0 mln. Days 441-7200. FEMALE WISHES to'stare with same dock-high buildma. AvalUMe.lmmedJ-' Furnished. General Office.. 474-)5)4 NAPLES. Deluxe Coodo. 2 bedroom. 2 Eftnlngs 444-4911 ) bedroom apartmenl 1V» bath. (225 ately . T - 557-44)5 Weatlaid • 4)1.)1)1 WESTLANO, coxy 1 bedroom apart­ FARMINCTON HILLS-- 14 Mile Rd. month plus half light 4 telephone. ment, Ford RA'Newborgh Rd. area. Ooe bedroom, dishwasher, carpet bal- bath. Lely Golf courses, decorator fur­ UVONIA - $ Mile 4 Middlebell will ROYALOAK niture, cable, washer-dryer, screened. CONTEMPORARY 2 bedroom cdodo .477-9957 557-0555 share space, desk, pbooe. pbooe answer­ Carpeted, appliances, adults' ()50 cooy, pool, tennis, carport ()75: CaU - on HiggeosLake for Winter sports. Ful­ Donna Slmonetll ) bedroom, 1W baths, basement, all ap­ moolh plus deposit. 455 81}) forappt 451-5100 porch, heated pool. Mar,- Apr. 444-4504 436 Office J Business ing 4 secretarial service all for (40 pliances pics waxber & dryer, fenced ly furnished Fireplace. Rent by FEMALB (10's) to share 2 bedroom apt moolh. . . 6)2-7040 in Farmlngtoo Hills' area wHh san£, 3530 Newgate yard, ) car garage. (440 mo. Ask for HARBOR SPRINGS - Harbor Cove wln- NAPLES - magnificent gulf front coo­ weekends or weeks. )75-1046 Space do, 2000 sq. ft- llecps 4. Available Feb. (215 per mooth CaU after 5 Wpm. LIVONIA • 7 Mile 4 Farmingtoo Rd*. Troy Bob York, Re-Max Assoc. MO-J700 410 Flat* For Rent ler ski vacatloos Luxury coodo, sleeps DELUXE LAKE Michigan home near, ABSOLUTELY unique way to your own 9. everything included "By Owner (750 per week. 412-499.997) 471-7104 1500 sq. feet office building. Consist of SCHOOLCRAFT - Outer Dr. area. ) Traverse, City 4 Glen like, All modem Birmingham office address, business 4 Individual office* with recepUoo are* BEECH d 4 Mile 5 room upper. Heat Rates". Can 94*9409 or 441-4^25 convenleoces. ski Sugar Loaf, Timber- pnooe and secretary for (70 mooth. Pto&M can tho promotion bedroom, carpeted thru out, ()50 mo. ed, stove 4 refrigerator. Very nice coo- ORMOND BEACH • Luxury oceanfroot 4 2 baths. Freshly decorated 422)470 department of tno Observer ()50 security )»-#4» Coodo. Completely furnished, 2 bed­ lee or .Crystal Mountain Rent Week'or. HOME-MATE • 445T5M9 dltion. Secvrily deposit, ()15 per LIVONIA Coodo lot renl 2 bedrooms, weekend (14-))4))14 & scoent/tc between 0 A.M. remodeled kitchen, new carpeting, fwil rooms, 24 baths. Private swimming COMTETANT TELEPHONE answer­ NORTHVILLE SOVTHFIELO HOUSE for rent, ) bed­ month 5)1-0404 ' pool Monthly (1200 or over ) mooths, 'SPECIALISTS Modera office space for rent . and 5 P.M., Tuesday, Janu­ basement air, maintenance free. Walk : ing service. Mailing address available rooms, garage, partially finished base­ (1100. Mtolmum 2 weeks 441-)444 GRAND TRAVERSE Bay oo Suttoca Featured oa-KELLY 4 CO." TV7 190 E. Mala St -)19-037) ary 25. 1983, to claim your BIRMINGHAM - Downtown. 1 bed­ to shopping centers. ()75 oW )44-4254 Bay. 4 bedroom, 2 bath, folly carpeted Redford- ' 'Twp' . 5)4-))04 ment, Jl Mae/Creen/letd are*. »TaiT- room Refrigerator, stove. 544 Henriet­ Choose from I00's_.'*rte Most Cocnpatl- two WEE REO WING TICK­ aMe Immediately. ()50. 557-4J00 LIV6NIA PUNTAGORDA Chalet with fireplace 4 wood, minutes ble Person. AU Ages, Tastes, Back­ OFFICE BUILDING 20 X 40, for sale or ta ()25 a mooth. Security deposit re­ Beautiful new coodo!.) bedroom. 2 bath. from Sugar Loaf. (40 per day. ) days or DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH (500 rent 2)2)1 Plymouth Rd, nice lo- ETS. quired. CaU 4 ManvSJOpm, i*4-1200 2 bedroom coodo, carpet 4 dra grounds, Occupations 4 Lifestyles. 6 room suite. 1400 sq. ft, and 7 room SOCJTHFIEU) • 10 Mile & Beech. 1 washer 4 dr>er, Wooderfand tnt tetnis. golf, pool. Available March 28 more • (50 a day, (300 a week. 449-5974 -HOIIDAYTENANT SPECIAL" caUoo. clean building Presently Insur­ bedrooms, carpeted, appliances, fenced through April 412-4041 suite, 1400 so ft Ample parking. ance of (tee. 2*1-4090 MERRWAN 4 7 MILE.. 427-171) HARBOR SPRINGS MICHIGAN. 50% Off - Call today 4SS-737) Mi-2300w)rt.2+4 acre.) cir garage. ()75 mo 477-41)9 Upper ooe bedroom, stove and refriger­ NOVI-Northville-Farmlngton Hills. 2 STUART AREA Condominiums 4 Home* for rent by the APPROXIMATELY MOO so ft orpart OFFICE Including secretarial space ator. (150 per mooth plus security de­ Weekend. Week or Season. Graham 644-6845 available for attorney, CLU or CPA SOUTHFtELD • ) bedroom, aluminum posit 477-4170 bedroom dishwasher, washer-dryer, Luxury 2 bedrooms. 2 bath coodo. 9 thereof. Deluxe 1st floor office* Troy. siding. Harley Dartdsoo owner, ½ acre, arage, country kitchen (47S./mo. month minimum No pets. Available Real Estate, 194 E Main St, Harbor . »555 Southfleld Rd., Southfield Will be priced right depending oo use 4 within attorneys suite at prime Blooro- CONGRATULATIONS fenced yard, garage, ()00 mo. piss se­ N REDFORD TWP. Lovely roomy 1 ys, 755 9810. eves.. 421-0904 Mirchlst 954-4747 Springs, Michigan 49740. 414-526-6141 WAYNE - OAKLAND • MACOMB needs Call 9:)0am-4)Opm. 5)(-1200 fleld Hills location Usual services curity deposit. ))4-174) bedroom lower. Adults. (175 per moolh. K I AM looking for woman to share mj 4 available. CaU Mrs Woolley at'445-16>0 PLYMOUTH, 2 bedroom, carpeting, STUART, 2 bedroom, 2h bath town- HILTON HEAD - Fiddler*' Cove J bed­ bedroom borne (200 per mooth or (50 ATTRACTIVE utilities iocloded. References, no pets. bouse. Completely furnished. Available room villa, free tennis, racquelball OFFICE SPACE - Madison Heights (12 STERLING HTS, near Troy. ) bedroom 5)2-9119 after 4 pm 455-0040 drapes, finished basemeot air coodl- week. Will Include borne privileges. Birmingham Office OAK PARK • J bedroom with garage ranch. ) car garage, (400 month ptos tiocjog, (450 mo includes gas 4 maio- Apr. oo. (1100 mo. No pets, oo weekly pool Near beach. Overlook* golf Reference* appreciated. 445-5404 260 sq. ft New carpel 4 window treat­ MUe/Johd R area). La^e private offic­ and fenced yard, stove, refrigerator, security. Call early morning or evenlnx PLYMOUTH • charming studio appli­ tenance. Adnlt community. 5)4-5442 rentals 1-)94-04)9 After 4,751-8455 course. 1445 week. 442 54)2 ments. Days 64)-7016 es to sublet For details and inspectioo washer and dryer, central »lr, (575 per 614-)475 ance*. uUlites, newly decorated, (150 UVE IN companion for elderly lady la call (92-1544 Mo Call557-2434or 574 5094 HILTON HEAD ISLAND BIRMINGHAM . 455-85)4 RENT WITH OPTION Start "Spring" early1 Palmetto Duoes the Farmington area, light housekeep­ TROY • ) bedroom ranch; three quarter Beautiful brick coodo with 2 full baths, 415 Vacation Rentals ing 4 cooking required. Call 444 4)25 Executive office In the center of Bir­ OFFICE SPACE- 400 sq. ft. Nine Mile LIVONIA - J bedroom, 1H baths, brie* acre, fenced Newly decorated. Appli­ WAYNE - Lower flat centrally located, Villa, sleeps 6 Golf, tennis and beach mingham plus Other phish single office* 4 CooUdge are*. Parking facilities Call kitchen buUt-ins and carpeting thruout ABANDON YOUR HUNT nearby Call 484-92)4 or 474-4554 Ranch, family room, fireplace, lit floor ances. Fireplace. Air coodltooln*. Oa­ 5 large rooms sod bath, stove, refriger­ Large patio with balcony. Carport Nice 4 suite*. Pbooe answering 4 secretarial betweeo9:JOam-5pm: 399-2(20 laundry. Re-decorated J car attached rage. (475 month plus security 44)-41)) ator, hot water beat, garage, yard, Vacation Reotlls - All Areas service available 645-54)9 area. (415 per mooth plus coodo fee. Tenants 4 Landlords garage. Imramediate Occupancy Ooe adults. 721-)214 TEPEE REALTY 5))-7274 ONE MONTH FREE RENT year lease Fust and last mooth > rest. TROY - ) bedroom borne. Newly deco­ Share Listings 442-1(20 416 Halls For Rent BIRMINGHAM OFFICE SUITE Orchard Lake 4 Telegraph Rd. Up tc Credit Check. 447J per month. rated, family room, appliances, base­ WESTLAND - Beautiful 5 room upper, REDFORD-2 bedrooo coodomlnium, 1 REDWING ) offices with receptloolst are* (.000 sq-ft available immediately. Un­ ment, IH car garage, rt acre lot (415, flat 1 bedrooms, refrigerator, stove, A BOB KEITH CHALET DR. THOMAS A. 414 sq ft Day* 44)-70)4 derground parking. aU services. (9 so SchweiUer Real EsUle 522-5)1) bath, new carpeting 4 drapes, air. pool BoyneMountain-Sleeps 12 to 15 loclodes water. 179-4907 449-47U air 4 water Included Newly decorated. appliances, beat Included 1)45 plus se­ ft Owner-managed 557-44)5 NINE MTLE/MiddlebelL 1 bedroom, (190. mooth. CaU after 5 PM 45)-))04 Gel 2 free nights wilh a rents! OOOLEY TICKET BIRMINGHAM OFFICE UNION LAKE area.. Executive Lake curity. 444 74)7 444-94J4 Livonia Of /ice 444-4240 1)) sq ft PLYMOUTH AREA • attractive office, carpeted, large kitchen, stove, refriger­ Frontage & golf course frootage, 1 and or 45)-4))5 K OF C HALL ator, gas heat large storage area. |ili ROCHESTER CONDO RENTALS for all occasions Cap to WINNER Janitorial Service. Ample Parking modern building, modest reot includes ) bedrooms, appliances. Single* wel­ A. BOB KEITH CHALET Days 44)70)4 utilities. custodUl service. 455-1))) mo. + 1st last 4 security. 474-1447 come. Terms negotiable. 4)4-444) 2 bedrooms, 2H baths, full basement Boyse Mountain/sleeps 12 to 15. 300. Office Hrr Moo-Fri 9-). Sal 9- 412 Townhout6s-Condo8 appliances, privacy area, indoor-out­ Gel 2 free nights with a rental •Noon. BLOOMFfELD HILLS- Deluxe office PLYMOUTH - DOWNTOWN NORTHVILLE • lovely sleeping room, UNION LAKE - 4 bedrooms, ) baths, door pool (550 per month. 542-1420 furnished- 149-8495 LivocJi olfice. 444-9(44.4(4-42(0 28945 JOY RD space available' Immediately- to share ) offices available for Immediate tcco- new decor. Garage, SV> acres, pood, For Rent * with law firm; rent 4 services negoti­ pancy oo Mala St For further infonna- NORTHVILLE TWP.. 1 bedroom ranch, snowmobile trails, rear Lk. Pleasant. ABANDON YOUR HUNT ROCHESTER BOYNE CITY WESTLAND, MICH Anita Schantz able. 445-9449 [loaCaU 459-5999 large living room i kitchen, utility (450 Mo. (450 security - 44)-75)) Select Rentals - All Areas * Lovely 2 and ) bedroom con­ New contemporary borne oo river 421-9500 Eves 525-0585 214601 MaJion room A abed oo Urge country lot Gas We Help Landlords and Tenants dominium) in desirable Kir.p Sleeps 4 BLOOMFIELD HILLS - deluxe office, PLYMOUTH, oo South Main St. good WATERFORD, ) bedrooms, modem, Cove. Attached garage, folly Call 424-7441 LIVONIA Daniel A Lord K of C. 2 halls Southfleld (00 W. Long Lake. 4 execuUve offices, loeaUoa with parking lot Operate your beau Call Neil at ' . spacious kitchen with appliances, lake Share listings. 442-1420 100-275 capacity. Ample parking, air Nichols Realty 344-)044 equipped kitchen, full base­ conference room. receptloo/secreUrial owo business and live la upstair* apart­ privileges- ()50 mooth plus security de­ AUBURN HEIGHTS - South Blvd, 4 ment beautiful beige carpet­ BOYNE COUNTRY SKIERS conditioning Rental lor afl occasions. area, storage. Suitable for attorney or ment 1.250 so. ft of paneled office OAK PARK. Lovely duplex, J bedroom, posit. )55-1944 or 555-0)44 1-75. Ooe bedroom coodo, ))10 mooth ing. Immediate occupancy 4 bedroom chalet rec. room, clubhouse Al Zinger 444-0500 or ' 427-)545 Please call the promotion other professional Would consider space oo main floor offers many possi­ 1¾ bath, living room, country kitchen, plus utilities. Patio. Available Feb 1.. From (575 moolh. ' with hot tub 4 sauna Mate reserva- space sharing arrangement with secre­ bilities. Evenings. 349-1136 WAYNE - large ) bedroom, carpeted, littUOOw' 474-274) ST. SARK1S HALL-DEARBORN department o( the Observer family room full basement teoced After (pm or weekends 442-4457 Elegant banquet room available (or all tarial support provided. 444-4 505 yard, central air. appliance* basement. 1245 mo. (245 security, CALL JUNE CONNOR & Eccentric between 9 A.M. PLYMOUTH )24-))00 BOYNE HIGHLANDS occasions. Spring" 4 summer openings and 5 P.M.*Tuesday. Janu­ Prime Main Street location, single or »475 month )57-40(4 or 557-5114 652-1800 435-5866 Luiury Chalet 4 Bedrooms. ) Baths For Information caU Al S*yer*^)l-852) BUCKINGHAM SHOPPING CENTER WESTLAND (Joy-Newbuxgh), ) bed­ AVAILABLE SOON ary 25, 1983, to Cfalm your Schoolcraft 4 tnkster Rd. )400 sq. ft in multiple.office*. Immediate occupancy. OAK PARK - J bedroom, folly carpet­ ROCHESTER. 2 bedroom). 7½ baths, Heated Garage. Exclcsive Area hJgh.tratfic area. WUI lease aU or part Very reasonable. 591-6454 room Duplex, newly decorated. ½ acre 12 Mile & Telegraph 5410422 two FREE REO WING TICK­ ed. Very clean doUhouse. flli per lot (.240/mo. + utilities & security. foil basement appliances, pool club- 420 Rooms For Rent ETS. Suitable for office, retail use or distrib­ month, security deposit required. 714-714) Luxurious 3 bedroom ranch, bouse. (500 a month )75-1424 BOYNE HIGHLANDS - NUBS NOB utor. C*ll 559-1140 PRESTIGE OFFICE )544)74 Just ½ mile. 4 bedrooms, sleeps 1). 2 ABANDON YOUR HUNT , . 2 baths, individual private SOUTHFtELD - luxurious coodo apt 5S1-2300«zL244 CITY OF LIVONIA - 2,000 M feet gen­ IDENTITY PROGRAM OUTER DRIVE/LAHSER WESTLAND - Nice area. ) bedroom 9th noor. ) bedrooms. 2 baths, security, baths, complete kitchen, 2 fireplaces, SelectRentals-All Areas brick ranch, carpeted, screened patio, entrance, carpeting, appli­ linens. 979-8202 or 974-8199 We Help Landlords 4 Tenants eral office are* plus 4 individual offices 5 rooms, garage, beautiful coodiUoo. live In manager, heated garage 4 pool la, a new building. Reply-. Mr. Gordon Now available, (150 per mo. Mail ad­ 1½ car garage, fenced. No pets. Refer- ances, club house & pool. tennis court, lovely club house. (850 Share Referrals 642-1620 (125 plus securityjadult*. 553-47)4 eocea- (400 Mo, (450 deposit 525-4)4) BOYNE HIGHLANDS • 2 unit coodo/ Bartsch. PO. Box 9004, Livonia. Mich, dress, professiooal pbooe answering 4 Small children welcome. mo. plus association f re. 44150. OUTER DR. 4 SCHOOLCRAFT. V«- chalet ) bedrooms. 2 baths, loft ipiral ATTRACTIVE LIVONIA SUB. CONGRATULATIONS time-shared, furnished office, WESTLAND, Wayne/WArren. ) bed­ $510 per Month. CaU Fitxpatrick. 522-0200 477-)924 staircase, fireplace, equipped kitchco. Excellent area via 1-95 4 1-275. Clean, ExecuUve Group Offices Inc. 'cant ) bedroom ranch. (255 per month room Brick, m baths, basement, 1¼ DO YOU NEED * private office 4 a plus security deposit 45)-4454 SOUTHFtELD • 11 Mile-Greenfield (124 weekend Also 1 bedroom I bath, furnished, private entrance, (50. secretary and can't afford the high car garage, bulltln pool, stove, refriger­ Unforeseen change-Doctor wishes U> area. Spacious 2 bedroom decorated kitchen, living room (1)5 weekeod Af­ weekly 444-1(90 ator. (lOO./roo + security. 522-10)7 overhead? We can offer all of this for PLYMOUTH-CAJ4TON area. Real with break lease. . towobooses- 1H baths, carpeted, cen­ ter) 525-427) LIVONIA - male or female, to share ) (450 per mooth. Plush West Bloomfleld Prudential Town Center option to buy. ) bedroom brick ranch, BETWEEN 114 1) Mile, off Ever­ bedroom borne. (200 per month in­ WESTLAND. 5 bedrooms, garage, base­ tral'alr,.full basement fenced in yard. BOYNE MT. new ski coodo. sleeps 10. green. Room for middle-aged working •or Livonia locations. Please call for Southfleld family room with fireplace, partially 145« monthly. Call 7)9-774) cludes utilities. 522-5449 further Info. 478-04» 855-4955 finished basement all appliances, Itt ment built In pooL Nicely decorated, HEAT INCLUDED folly famished Fireplace From Feb. woman, kitchen privilege* Reasonable. 352-2992 optioo to buy, (450 a month, security 11 at 1pm to Feb 14 at 10am (900 wk. References. 55)549) MALE has 2 bedroom ranch to share car garage, fenced vard Portion of rent TROY CONDO - for lease, newly deco­ PRIME AREA. )101 N. woodward, 900 to be applied to down payment (450 required. After 5 pm. 7)2-1)52 356-3782 356-6261 rated 2 bedrooms, 2 fuU baths, central After 4pm 517)11-5407 (east of 14 4 Southfleld. Beverly Kflbl. BIRMINGHAM sleeping room Private Small clean, nice. (220 per month, util­ EXECUTIVE SUITES AVAILABLE sq ft 4 240 sq. ft, $ day Janitor service month. Alter 4pm. 459-4799 WESTLAND - ) bedroom home, fenced air. appliances, attached 2 car garage, bath, mini cooking. Refrigerator, laun­ Includes spacious parking facilities. 1st 4 utilities Included basemeot pool club bouse, oo pets. HILTON HEAD ISLAND. SC. New ities Included. Call Ed 540-1074 yard '1150 per mooth plus ()50 deposit AVAILABLE oceanfroot fully furnished, I or 2 bed­ dry. $50 a week Middleagcd employed floor Experienced Executive Secretar­ Call 199 )003, ext))) PLYMOUTH CITY OF _. Exceedingly 425-0700 775-207) room villas, golf, tennis, pool 1225 to woman. 644-9147 MALE will share his spacious 2 bed­ ies, personalized pbooe answering, du­ .attractive IW Story, Custom-built - I) 10 Mile - Lahser room apartment in Southfleld with re­ plicating. Notary. year old borne In an established treed WESTLAND - 2 bedroom Carpeted. 14 MILE 4 HAGGERTY - sharp 2 bed­ (275 weekly. Free literature. 771-45(6 CANTON, room for renl, female pre­ room ranch coodo Carage. basement sponsible person (55 a week. Include* HARVARD SUITE neighborhood') bedrooms, 1 full bath, ) Fenced yard. Reference*. No pels. 1)10 2 or ) bedrooms. 2¼ baths, living room, HILTON HEAD Island, S.C. -'Coodo. ferred, kitchen and laundry privileges, otibties Call Creg. • )52-0714 PRIVATE OFFICES half baths, family room with fireplace. monthly . (150 deposit Available ap- dining room, separate breakfast oook, neutral decor, appliances (450 includes »o P»i-ww» rjiiWCuwsw sn.asx UIHEIEiLVRO— ExecuUve Group Offices. Ioc large Garden Room, etc. (550 /mo.. proi Feb. 9th Call: iliilil built to appliaaces iTjilsiitJ m IOCTT 4» )7ttV...47M4wf- NOVI - share luxury ) bedroom coloni­ —r&rpresugious yet COM etrwm— pletely furnished, 2 pools, tennis, golf. FURNISHED ROOMS SUITE 122 Pleler NA Pels! Hetereoces will be oe? with separate laundry roonv Fully car ocean. (395 a week. 441-2221 al Family room with fireplace, garage. office/secreUtrlal coocept 4 prime lo­ essiry, please? Ask for Robert Bake - WESTLAND -) Bedroom brick, carpet­ peted. drapery rods, i>50 So Ft Also, effedeocie* available. Winter washer-dryer. (200 mooth plus utilities. 557-2757 cations In the finest 4 newest fall ser­ Only* Robert Bake, Realtors. 45)4200 ed, newly decorated, basement fenced Clubhouse 4 pool. Individual private pa 414 Florida Rentals HILTON HEAD Island rate*. Dally, weekly or moolhly. (90 CaU Rick. 344-)005 vice btuldlngs serving Birmingham, yard, garage, reference*, oo pets, ()95 Uo, carport included. Adult teea 4 chil Palmetto Dunes. 2 or ) bedroom, free per week, no security deposit required. FARMINCTON CTTY Dearborn, Southfleld 4 Troy moothlyTim deposit 5)5-424) ABANDON YOUR HUNT ' I Color TV. pbooes, maid service. Royal On Grand River, office, appcox. )00 sq. PLYMOUTH, N. Territorial near Ridge dren area. Sorry, no pets From (515 Florida Rentals - All Areas tennis, btkes Available weekly. PERSON to share very nice, big 2 bed­ 14yr* ofsoccesxfulgrowlb Rd, house for rent, ()25 month. Con­ Booked Easter week 477-82)7 Motorlnn.27751 Plymouth Rd. room duplex, (185 mooth plus utilities, ft, (254.75 mooth includes c till ties. Call Elsie at Prudential Town Center tact Dooovan Associates, 441-1945 WESTLAND Tenants 4 Landlords Livonia. 422-1911 student preferred. Downtown Roches­ 477-4000 4 bedrooms, basement, garage 4 Share Listings 4421(20 HILTON' HEAD Island, S. Carolina - ter are*. Call 452-4149 271-8550 mother-ls-taw apartment (410 per HEAT INCLUDED GARDEN CITY - mans furnished sleep­ FARMINCTON HILLS - office avaU- PLYMOUTH TWP - ) bedroom ranch BOCA RATON - 2 bedroom condomini­ fully furnished ocean froot coodo. for sale or reot 2 full baths, profession­ month and (420 deposit. 421-54)0 sleeps 4. golf, tennis, beach, pool bike, ing room ()5 week plus security depos­ PLYMOUTH - Straight male, noo- abte la luxury mile on Orchard Lake SOUTHFIELD ally decorated, 2¼ car garage. (495 356-8844 um, folly furnished, golf 4 tennis avail­ it 427)914 smoker to share ) bedroom colonial. Rd. Library, conference room, recep­ able, by month. (2150 CaU Mon. thru i Jacuzzis, weekly/moothiy 451-4854 tion roim, copy machine, secretary/file GREENFIELD/9 MILE per mooth. References. 4 59-2 )41 W. BLOOMFtELD Sharp ) bedroom, BIRMINGHAM - Ckse to town.' > bed­ Garage, washer, dryer. (1(5 plus half family room, fireplace, 2^ car garage, Fri. 8JOam-4pm 3(24160 ! HILTON HEAD ISLAND, Ocean-front 1NKSTER 4 7 MILE • Rcfcm for work utilities. CaU after 7 PM 459-494) space, free tenant-client parking.' PLYMOUTH rooms. Irk baths, all carpeted, aU ap­ : Ing person, light kitchen privileges, Available immediately fsj-MSO Commercial Suites corner, patio, appliances, central air. pliances. Reot negotiable. BONITA BEACH - Naple* area, studio ; oo beach; ) bedroom, ) bath apartment ) bedrooms, full kitchen and bath. ))75 (775/mo Available Mar. 15th.(55-l()4 furnished, bealth spa. tennis 4 golf. Jan. / laundry extra, own pbooe in room, (50 QUIET, mature female, ooo smoker lo - Ample Parking per month. 45)-)01( Alter 4 PM. (47-118) condominium, furnished, kinf bed, bal- security. ()5 week After 5pm 5)1-440( share attractive 2 bedroom apt in Troy FARMINGTON HOLS COOT/S.W ejposure, overlooks gulf. 29 till Feb 12th. (400/wk 4()-0541 10 Mile 4 Crand River. Aporoiinutel/ Full Maintenance W. DEARBORN- ) bedroom brick, ap­ BIRMINGHAM CONDO with same- Call between 9-5 484-2964. PLYMOUTH • I bedroom home, appli­ pliances. 2U car garage, avtlltblt Im­ Pools, tennis, beach, adults, 55)-019) Htl.TONHEAr>nm»iW. apriH-9 t -449-)424 1400 sq. ft or pan thereof. Modem off- Heat Included ances, ) car garage, foil basemen L Comfortable 2 bedroom, 1½ baths, din­ Ice space In attractive air condition off­ mediately. (400. mooth sins securi' ing room, Uylng.room elL-appBancesT eONlTA--BtUarr-onTSe~l\ilf7