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• PubUuUon Numb4tr USPS 396&80 .-Vol.114,No.44,Three Sections,44Pages, Plus Supplements WEDNESDAY, MAY11,1983-NORTHVILLE,MICHIGAN RTYCENTS Ambulance changed • Northville residents who call police from its Plymouth facilities. He said bulance workers distributed flyers for emergency medical assistance are CEMS representatives toured the advertising Novi Ambulance service In now being served by Community quarters at the Wayne County Child townlast week. One flyer Includeda $10 Emergency Medicalservice (CEMS). Development Center (a former fire off coupon while another urged people Novi Ambulance, which formerly hall) that were vacated by Novl Am- to call NoviAmbulance directly instead provided the service, vacated its sub- bulance. of caning police emergency dispat- sidized Northville premises Tuesday, City and township paid for renova- chers. May 3, only hours after the city council tions to the building and paid utility The latter states that CEMS service voted to join with the township, Novl bUls for Novi Ambulance, but do not Is more expensive than Novl Am- and Farmington In a regional contract plan to subsidize the rent-free quarters bulance, using the rates bid by the two with the Botsford Hospital-based forCEMS. firms when competing for the regional • CEMS. . Novl Ambulance has not abandoned Only Farmington was served by Northville operation, however. Am- Continuedon 2 CEMS before last week, but Novi Am- bulance notified the other three com- R h - · inunitiesearly May 3 it would not res- pond to police calls unless the com- OC ester mayor V1Slts
munities agreed to assume liability for 'I unpaid ~bulance bills, according to 7'.T theadmmlstrators. 1 th Vl-lIe l-n c'V'change.4 Northville's joint city-township. ,or agreeement with Novi Ambulance ex- pired In March, though Novl Am- Rochester Mayor Tom Werth will be Werth and his wifeJoan willbe joined • bulance president John Early had in- fUlingin for NorthvilleMayor Paul Ver- in Northville by Rochester City at- dicated he would continue service until nonnext Monday,and vice versa. torney Arthur Coxand bis wifePat. notified that it was nolonger needed. The mayors will trade cities for a The delegation from Northville will "Fortunately Community was ready Government Day observance during be taken on a tour of Meadow Brook to go (Tuesday morning>," said MichiganWeek,May 14-21. Hall, the l00-room Tudor mansion on township business manager David While In Rochester, Vernon and his the campus of Oakland University bullt Lelko last week. "We started routing wife Norma will be accompanied by ci- in 1926by Matilda Dodge, widow of calls to them almost immediately." ty council member J. Burton DeRusha automobile pioneer John Dodge. The The service agreement is not yet and his wife Bobbie, council member visitors will be viewing its famed. completed, and Lelko said Community Carolann Ayers and DPW chief Ted marble-arched ballroom, antique is providin~ Northville ambulances Mapes. needlepointdraperies and 24 fireplaces. They also willtour the Leader Dogfor • the Blind school - both Rochester highlights. NASA tentative agreement Rochester, with a populatlon of about 7,200 is someWhat larger than' Nor- thville with a population of 5,698. An approv.ed::hy sch.ool board. . - eastern suburb of Pontiac reached vIa I Rochester Road off 1-75by those travel- Ing northbound, the community is the By MICHELEMcELMURRY agreed upon for the first year, the se- homeofOakland U~versity: \ cond and third year salary and fringe The Detroit Symphony Orchestr.a is a For the first time In its seven-year benefit areas have been left open for major attraction at the Meadow Brook history, the Northville Association of negotiations. Music Festival, held.from late June to • SchoolAdministrators has signed a ten- Though she voted in favor of approv- early September each year. tative three-year agreement prior to Ingthe N.A.S.A.agreement, board vice Wer~ will be greeted by Mayor Pro the expiration of Its current contract president Karen Wilkinsonsaid she bad Tern G. Dewey Gardner, council June 30, reservations about approving the con- member Paul Folino and City Manager Plagued by a historY of late set- tract with the salary openers. Steven Walters and his wife Marty as tlements, the N.A.S.A pre-ratified a "I'm really frustrated by contracts well as Michigan Week chairman Anne new agreement last Thursday by an seLUedsalary-wise for one-year," she Brueck and her husband Bob. overwhelming majority of its said. "I don't like salary openers." Walters said Monday night the Wer- members. ths plan to room in this area Sunday However, she added, "the only light I Northvllle Board of Education unanimously approved the tentative at the end of the tunnel Is that we are ContinUedon2 ::. contract at its Mondaynight meeting. selUed for the first time prior to the ex- Asslsta. Superintendent Burton piration date." '. -J.' .-', ' .' -. Knighton t..,d the board the administra- Superintendent George Bell, who sat tUuent 'e:v:ents ' tion began Informal talks with the In on the N.A.S.A. contract talks, told ''" ' , ;:PS~'" ..', ' , building administrators' union In mid- the board he "was very pleased with atcU" . " March. A tentative agreement was the professional tone of the negotia- t';,;;'"," -: •. , .~(UI:day reached March 3. tlons.; ';;:~';'" t' .' , ••A",' • He noted the new three-year agree- "I think in ratifying this contract, ~,}'~~villePubncScboOlstudentswUI ment is without language changes ex- they have shown a desire to change ;,~e Micbfgan Week~ wIth art cept In the areas of salary and fringe what has gone on before," he said. "I \fSplt~~'OO\yntown ~ an entertain- don't see the salary open as a pro- ~ ~program In th&, town square benefits. A 21k percent, salary Increase across the board was approved for the blem." , I :§8.ti1l'day~tbegaragesale. " first year, with a 21kpercent tax shelter Since organizing Into a union In the ~~~t ~ Wi!l dfsplay,~-:an ~ Birthday bouquet annUitypayment from the individual's spring of 1976,NASA has been troubl- :~FJ t ,I2-19 , in .;m~~,., ~n~~~ • > ; annual salary made to the annulty of ed by rocky negotiations. Its first con- ~do~to~. '''', ~', the employee's' choice, effective tract which covered the period from i\'~1eIl\Clltary,.Junior blgh and blgh February 1,1984. 1976to 1978,was not agreed upon unW }~: stUdents will, entertain with Wearing her special Happy Birthday outfit, throughout the downtown for The Record The only other compensation change November 1977with negotiationstaking P;l!JSi~ and physical education depart. Is the addition of vision care coverage more than a year. :tl}~~,thows In~ square fro~ 10a.m. Erin Moore was celebrating her fourth birth- photographer who was taking pictures for a , Jo.,n.m, thlsSah •....t.... -,<' • ~, 'j' I day Monday in town. She obligingly smelled story on beautification on page 6. Record should the district enter !fnto a vision The pattern of late settlements has ,<~.0; ':ieU
There's a new game in town - "Nor- locally as a benefit for Its scholarship who Is presldent-elect of the Michigan e:hvllle. " fund. Division and a dual member of Called Wheeler-Dealer, the Game o( The branch has 600 copies of the Plymouth and NorthVillebranches, and Northville, It strongly resembles game, designed to be plaYe4by two to game chairpersons Carole Lower and Monopolyand is making Its debut at the six players. The rules stress playing Jean Hansen. CityGarage Sale this Saturday. fast and loose with money and proper- The women say they had a special Il you play your cards right, you ty. The money Involved Is much more assist from Walter Ellis of Bookstallon could end up owning MacKinnon's or than a Monopolyplayer ever dreamed the Main who aided with reducing and Northville Charley'S. of- players start with $100,000. designinglocal merchants'logos. The properties aren't the Boardwalk The game sells for $10 with the The AAUWdonated one spot to the or Park Place but Genlttl's and Village amount InclUdinga $5 a donationfor the NorthvillePublic Library. Sweets N' Treats. scholarship fund. Merchants whose squares players The game Is patterned after Monopo- The game Is the Inventl?n of a willland on as the dice Is thrown are, In • ly, but properties around the board Michigan man, Mike Kuzma of Allen addition to Genlttl's, Sweets N' Treats, bear names of local businesses. A Park, whohas been seiling It toJaycees MacKinnon's and Northville Charley's, player can go around the comer, lan- and other organizations as fundralsers. are MarqUis Boutique, One-Ten West ding on Allen Terrace or In the Mill MoneyIs raised to cover printing costs Salon, O'Sheenan's Tavern, NorthVille Race Village. by seiling spaces on the board to local Camera Shop, Guernsey Dairy, Rather than buying houses and businesses. Prices ranged from $100to Manufacturers Bank, Bookstop, hotels, the players learn to Invest wise- $150 for the popular Boardwalk·type Canterbury Cleaners, Gltflddler, ,. ly Inthe "Commodities Exchange." spots. "They sold right away," Ward Casterline Funeral Home, Inc., Uptown . "It's a remembrance of Northville recalls. Shops,Schrader's, CUstardTime, Good \~~:, ': • ., ,J and will be a great Father's Day gift," Time Party Store, Del's Shoes and ~, I says an enthusiastic Jay Ward, presl· "It was so easy to sell," the AAUW Clothing, Black's Hardware, Fashion Jf,k dent of the Northvllle-Novi Branch of sponsors report. Working with Presl· Record phOlO byJOHN GAllOWAY .'\AUW which Is marketing the game dent Ward have been Harriet Sawyer, Continuedon2 Jean and John Hansen, Jay Ward and Jeff Lower play Game of Northville I
I P,I 'ot- 2-A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, May 11,1983' - _A T6ucn of CliJSs.~~: Service begins through is achieved by professional CEMS, no contract yet landscaping. I Continued from Page 1 contract. Novi Ambulance is not bound cial zoning district would be most ala to those bid rates, though CEMS is. Of- proprlate though ambulance operatlo~ flciais of the four governments in- are not specifically allowed or disallow- dicated they preferred CEMS service ed in any zoning category. despite the higher rates. During contract dellberatlons, Early The contract being negc,tlated bet- revealed his firm has contracts to pro- ween the four communities and CEMS vide service at Northville Downs, Nor. applies only to calls routed through thville Reglonal Psychiatric Hospital police emergency dispatchers in the and Phoenix Correctional Institution communities. Nov! Ambulance Is (on Five Mile in the township). Novi licensed to operate in the area, Ambulance is also one of the firms Con- regardless of which flrm(s) the cities tacted by Michigan State Police in this choose to deal with directly. area. _ .• City manager Steven Walters told council members Monday night Novl The switch to CEMS took place Ambulance owner John Early had con- similarly in Novi last week, with ser- tacted city offices this week to ask vice initially prOVided from Farm. where he might open an ambulance ington bases. An advanced life support quarters in the city. He was told, unit was stationed in ~Jovi by the end of Walters said, that a general commer- the day May 3. Mayors visit cities Monday
Continued from Page 1 We do complete landscaping Terrace. . • night "so they can get an early sta~ In mid-afternoon, at the request of FREE Design Service for our without having to drive here first." the Rochester mayor, there will be 8h Local festivities wIll begin with a intermission at MacKinnon's .patio. customers by Professional Designers flag-raising ceremony at 9 a.m. at city Werth, who has visited Northville hall by the police and glrl scouts. previously, asked for this pause, saying We Deliver: At 10 a.m. the group wIll tour the he has wanted to sit on the patio. -GERANIUMS Vernon said Werth has been to Nor· - Top Sod- Shredded Hardwood JUST - ANNUALS M,A.G.S. building with a visit to the - Peat·Humus- Wood Chips ARRIVED - PERENNIALS new chamber of commerce building thville twice in the past year - having - Fill Sand - Stone Mulch - VEGETABLE PLANTS and a walk through town follo~ing. been part of a delegation hosted by the The city officials and visitors will be beautification commission and late. Call Usfor Your guests of Northville Rotary for lunch at returning to examine the downtown 00 F;a~k-3;b~~~::1-·1~ Landscaping & noon at First Presbyterian Church renovation project. Chips 'l:J' Renovating Plans when beautification awards wIll be New game board patterned on Monopoly presented. For this event, Rotary is In the evening the two delegations changing its meeting day from Tu~- will meet for dTnner in Rochester to day. compare experiences and cities. The In the afternoon the visitors will tour dinner is Rochester's annual awards Game of Northville debuts Mill Race Historical Village and Allen program.
Continued from Page 1' the AAUW booth Saturday located in front of Del's. It is a double space with Cellar, Century 21 Suburban, Northville the AAUW also holding a paperback Downtown financing nears Pharmacy. book sale. The members again will be Others are Sheenan's Little Caesar's, selling the Game of Northville on the David Jerome, attorney, Speedy Prin- Fourth of July in Mill Race Historical break-even on tax receipts '. ting, IV Seasons Flowers and Gifts and Village. Bookstall on the Main. Local businesses serving as outlets Mainstreet '78 financing ar- "As soon as we get any new construc- The game is being marketed in some for the game include Genitti's, Nor- rangements are working out as plann- tion, (the captured tax receipt) goes 34 states. Other Michigan cities with thville Pharmacy, Good Time Party ed, city manager Steven Walters told over the top and the project is paying local versions of the game include Store, Canterbury Cleaners, Bookstop, city council Monday night during a for itself. After that, it repays the short- Livonia, Plymouth, Monroe, Jackson Bookstall on the Main, Two's Company bUdget hearing. fall from previous years pretty swift- and Ypsilanti. (one of the Uptown Shops) and the Nor- "Captured" tax receipts targeted ly." Northville's game will be available at thville Public Library. toward payment for the project totaled The DDA bonds that paid for th(>"a $145,800 against a bonded debt payment downtown renovation were issued ~ of roughly $150,000, Walters said. 1979 and total $1.6 million. The DDA Given a three percent valuatlon in- owes the city public improvement fund crease in the downtown (Wayne County roughly $200,000, Walters said during commercial property is the only class bUdget discussion, from earlier bond NORTHVILLE Board of SUMMER HOURS will be experiencing a tax increase next year payments and other expenses. "That Education has scheduled a'study . among items on the agenda for - all others reduce), Walters said the couple hundred thousand represents a " ...... ~ ,",/W ~ • :'if %4.;h~'•• ' ::~ ~,.:~ ~~;V 0':f :~:1£~1:~*?~~Jt~1-:~~: session for 7:30 p.m. May '18 in the Northville Township Board financing wIll nearly cover next year's paper asset to the public improvement , bond payment. fund that isn't really available yet," he SHADE EVERGREENS FLOWERING the board of education con- of Trustees' meeting at 8 p.m. ALL . ference room to receive the final "And we haven't seen, really, the told council. over 10,000 TREES, & Thursday in township hall . VARIETIES first new construction," Walters said. Council members noted Clancy Ely in TREES in srock SHRUBS report and recommendations of Water and sewer rate changes the Citizens Advisory Committee and rebuilding of the fire depart; "Most of the improvements, so far, the audience and that plans for a ., < < < working on the high school ment pumper truck also are to be have been of the remodeling or replace- dOUghnut shop to be added to the Sno• "Quality NurserY Stock with a Chain Store i!dce"~ ment type. The bank is new construc- Hardware/Ely Oil property would • "'~f.0 N" .....» X feasability study. dicussed. tion, but it really just replaces the old represent the new construction Walters SCHOOLCRAFT College Dodge dealership . spoke about. • CIVIC CONCERN committee Foundation is holding an art sa!e formed to assist local residents from I-S,p.m. this Sunday in the in need of assistance during the Waterman Center on campus. current economic situation will The sale, open to the pUblic, will May work$hops scheduled meet at 2 p.m. today at Bruce include approximately 400 oil Roy Realty. Anyone in need of paintings as well as Registrations for Northville Public amples of metal, glass, porcelain, wood such aid is invited to contact Ann miscellaneous items. The art Schools Community Education and brass ink wells. Cost for the two- Roy at the real estate office at works are being donated by Mr. workshops still are available for session workshop is $6. 349-8700. and Mrs. Ralph C. Lee of Canton. residents interested in participating in A one-day workshop on the Figures Of. a variety of classes. the Dance will be offered from 7-8:30 Upcoming workshops offered this p.m. May 19 at Old VIllage School. month include antique glassware, anti- The workshop will focus on the que ink wells, figures of dance and tex- development of modern dance in the V' ~~Laure tiles of yesteryear. 20th century. The lecture demonstra- .Ill FURNITURE The antique glassware workshop. of· tion will emphasize history and relate Howard Factory Authorized fered from 9-10:30 a.m. Tuesdays, May modern dance to other artistic Miller SOLID PINE 17 and 24, will focus on the history of mediums including music, literature Ware.house Sale glass and how it came into patterned and the visual arts. Cost for the SWJVEL glass, cut glass and crystal. Par- workshop is $4. BAR STOOL ticipants will stUdy the Cambridge, Participants will learn the Heisey and Fostoria glass-making com- characteristics and care of antique,. TWO FINISHES panies. Cranberry, milk glass and fabrics and lace in the Textiles of 24" and 30" HIgh custard glass also will be discussed. Yester-year workshop to be offered Cost for the workshop is $6 and par- from 7-9 p.m. May 16 at Northville High ticipants should bring pencil and paper School. to class. A discussion of sewing tools will in- Antique Ink Wells, offered from 9- clude bobbins and thimbles. Cost for the 10:30 a.m. Thursdays, May 19 and 26 at workshop is $5. Silver Springs, will offer participants a Persons interested in registering for
Opon dally 9 \0.(, P M ~H4W Ann Arbor Tr history of ink wells. There will be a the workshops should contact the com- Thurs & F" III 9 P M (Ik. 1,11<1Rd & Maon Sr I slide presentation as well as many ex- munity education office at 349-3400. 4H 4700 Pllmoulh Kensington park offers farm tours ;. SALES725 SALE s937 SALE $879 SALE '564 One of the most popular eluding cows, sheep, School and civic groups Reg. '1875 Reg. '1465 Reg. '940 Reg. '1450 attractions in 'goats, pigs, chickens, have an opportunity to southeastern Michigan is ducks and geese. The take a special tour. Kensington Farm Center The Montgomery animals are housed in For additional informa- Cherry & Burl Case in Kensington Metropark fenced enclosures, and tion, contact the Kens- Triple Chime near Milford. have a small barn for ington Farm Center, 40%·50% OFF Large Lyre Pendulum The farm has a variety shelter. Baby animals are phone 685-9105 or park of- Moondial of farm animals, in- kept In an old barn. fices at 685-1561. X. Howard Miller Grandfather Clocks Cable Wind • H8S" W27" 017" 1t tlilffiide Over 30 Models Available For This Sale Sale $1147 - .. 30% Off All Wall and Shelf Clocks Reg. '2,295 Now Open Sunday • Over 90 models available. Not all models of grandfather, wall & shelf clocks on display Limited quantities of some models SALE HOURS: Open Mon.-Fri. 'tII9, Sat. 9:30-5,Sun. 12-5 Brunch 10·2 Selected Menu Entrees ~I Now Thru Sat., May 21 ONLY .: -. Grandfather Clocks include delivery and set-up in S.E. Michigan ~ , Dinner 2 • 8 $25-$50 additional for delivery anywhere else in Mich., or Continental U.S.A. New Dinner Menu FRESH KOWALSKI Phone and Mall Orders Accepted 90Day Layaways GROUND (no preservatives' SMOKm OR ROASnNQ ROUND ITALIAN 1t~ CtIIdcItv ..AnJf,.~on'~ Banquet and Reservation SAUSAGE KIELBASA' 'iUatd & e~ S~fs CLOCK WORLD Clock WorlJ Information 132W. Dunlap 22371 Newman 117 E. Long Lake Rd. S~b. $23~b. (Behind Jacobaon', n•• llo Post 0111<:.) $1 (1 blk. N. 01 Main 011Sheldon Rd ) (E, 01Rocheslor Rd.) 453·2002 AntIque Clock i1nd Walch Repair Ezperl Antique Clock Rllpalr Antique Clock Repair 41661 PLYMOUTH RD. NORTHVILLE DEARBORN TROY PLYMOUTH 349·4938 • 563·7:M5 588-3989
f " Wednesday, May l1,1983-THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-3-A Budget of $2.5 million presented for public hearing
By KEVIN WILSON the current $330 to $352July I, following Allen Terrace residents receiving notice for increases, and extensive the project to the water fund, Walters Street resurfacing and major repairs council approval Monday. Housing Michigan State Housing Development paper work Is needed to prepare them, explained, if It can be reasonably ex- have been among the expenditures cut director Fran Yoakam said rents were Authority (MSHDA) rent subsidies, Yoakam sought and received council pected that the water fund will make in the past two years. Vernon said that Stable millage rates and expected not Increased last winter when Social reducing the load on the city trust fund approval for the rent increase. Had she enough to cover the bid cost by year the workcannot be put off Indefinitely. • gains against a deficit ofnearl~ $500,000 Security payments rose. City policyhas that assists other renters. waited for budget approval, the time end. "It probably should be a four or five · are major features of the city s 1983-84 been to schedule rent Increases with constraints would have prevented July year program," council member Paul Allen Terrace residents were en- Mayor Paul Vernon, noting that the Folinosuggested. .bUdget,which council Monday approv- . benefit increases. 1implementation, she explained. bUdgetcalls for no major street repairs ed for publichearing May23. couraged to apply for MSlIDA "It really should be an ongoing pro- assistance, which pays a portion of the Walters told councilthe water depart- or resurfacing, supported a suggestion \ Walters said the six month time delay that planning begin for such work In ject," Vernonresponded. ·- The $2.54million budget Is reduced can be interpreted two ways. "Are we rent dependent on the renter's income. ment should be able to afford its water "We tried to do that once, but the city ·from the 1982-83bUdgetof $2.7~~lIon, raising rents six months ahead of the Last year at this time, Yoakam said, 30 tower repair project by year-end. succeedingyears. budget kept getting cut and we didn't Solicitation for bids is likely this sum- ·but larger than projected actulil 82-83 next social security increase, or six residents received such assistance. "Wehave to create a street surfacing have the money to keep it up," Folino · spendingof$2.3mUllon. ' mer, he said, with the work to be done program," Walters said. "This is prcr said. ' - months behind the last one? It's just in This vear the number Is 47with several in late August or in September, after "Then you wind up having to do it, applications pending. peak water usage months. , bably the year to do it. This Isn't the , .- Revenue shortfalls in the current howyoulookat it." year to finance it, but it Is certainly the and you still don't have the money," year will result In an addltlonal $17,500 Yoakam reported a larger number of Since rental contracts require 30 days The Reneral fund may loan money for year toplan for it." concludedVernon. .- deficit, bringing the total to $496,000, despite greatly reduced spending, ac- cordingtotheb!1dgetdocume~t. For seniors ·: Forecasting a rebound in state 'shared revenue (offsettlpg a small loss In property tax receipts due to falling 'residential property values) the bUdget projects a reserve of $224,000 to be ap- Deadlines near for scholarships plied against the deficit. Spending levels, for the most part, are the same Deadlines are neartng for a variety of by the Northville Education Associa- Awards, two $450 scholarships, May 'l:l as last year's. grants and scholarships awarded to tion, $500 scholarship, May 27 deadline; deadline; Northville high school students enter- George Berryman Music Award, Barbizon Retailing Scholarship, $700, • "There are no wage increases shown ing college. - I given by the Northville Education May30 deadline. In the budget," city manager Steven The following is \a list of some Association, $500 scholarship, May 'l:l Students interested in applying for Walters said. "That's because you have available scholarships and deadline ap- deadline; grants and scholarships should contact generally been unable to progress plications: ....- Edward Bergstrom Memorial their high schoolcounselor. !1gainstthe deficit so there is no money Nati~6rganization for Women __ . I ,therefor salary improvement." YOwlgFeminist Award, $100scholar- Clifford Roberts ship, May 13deadline; Holle addresses church banquet ". That analysis likely reflects the city's Northville Branch of Woman's Na- FraDkHaDd negotiating position as it enters con- tional Farm and Garden Association, The Reverend Reginald H. Holle, !mbus, Ohio, from which he was 349-6130 lDsanmce Agency tract talks with its police and municipal three $600 schoiarships, May 13 Bishop of the Michigan District of The graduated in 1946. 560 South Main Street. Northville. Michigan 48167 20793FanniDgtoDRd. workers unions. All the contracts are deadline; American Lutheran Church and a Spr- Upon completion of his seminary FanniDgIon $luefor renewal at the beginning of the Schoolcraft College Trustee Awards, ingfield Court resident, was the training at Trinity Lutheran seminary 478-1177 • ~calyear. five $500 scholarships, May 16deadline. featured speaker at the 25th·anniver- in Columbus, he was ordained into the Schoolcraft applications also must be in sary banquet of St. John Lutheran Lutheran ministry and served parishes What's so good In reviews of non-general fund in Sandusky and Parma, Ohio, and about Auto-Own- bUdgets, council approved a rent in- by May 16; Church in Farmington. Detroit. I crease at Allen Terrace and found the ,.TIle Dr. Cbabut Award, $200 grant, A native of Texas, Bishop Holle was ers Home-owners May 'l:l deadline; elected to head the 220 congregations of While serving his parish in Parma, Insurance? First, water department will likely be able to Holle completed work for his doctor of repair the water tower this year. Sally Esser Beauty School, $500 the Michigan District in May, 1978. it's our modern, grant, May 'l:l deadline; Holle attended Lutheran College in ministry degree from Wittenberg .\ Allen Terra<;e rents are to rise from Diana Lance Memorial Award, given sequin, and Capital University in Col· University. . creative outlook on homeowners insur- ance. With policies Schoolcraft hosts single parent seminars, that give you what THE NORTHVIllE RECORD you nee~ what y?U PubHahed Each Wednesday By The Northville RKOrd want (0 pay. l04W.Maln , Tomorrow, May 12, is "Single Parents are ment for Nurses, an in- tlon. Systems covered in- stethescope and a Cu~tom reuphol.tery • Northville. MlclJlgan a~ Second, it's your .,,87 the last chance to register People Too," to be of- troduction to physical clude respiratory, penlight. window t.... tm.nt., second Class Postaae Paid neurological and car- For more informa- local, independent AI NOf1hvllle. Michigan for the Community fered May 21, will help assessment of major mcludmg draperies. woven ,b:;==~~J Subscription Rates: Education and Communi- participants redefine systems, will be offered diovascular. Participants tion,call 591-6400,exten- woods, and mOnl'bllnds. l'" Auto-Owners In,lde COunties (LIvingston. custom desogned for you Wayne. Oakland. Washtenaw. In-. themselves as in- from 8:45 a.m. to 5 p.m. are required to brtng a sion409. ty Services sprtng and and fabrlcaled m our agent. Who not • gham)$14oney.at.S22twoyeara May 20 and June 3 at • Any 2 Sligerl Livingston summer sessions at dividuals. own workroom. are only knows your ... newspapers. $21 one year. Schoolcraft College. Schoolcraft College. ------...... ~&aI senior Citizen rite of 17. Issues to be addressed now sale priced until May 31, 1983 neighborhood. one year only. Course adjustments Jnclude self-esteem, per- ~ Outside COunties (all area. out· But probably aldo thoa. listed abOve) are S21 also must be made by sonal relationships, The course is intended per year. prepaid tomorrow. Registrations even lives in it. Jack W. Hoffman. General MQf. lonlinessand dating. for R.N.'s, L.P.N.'s and Classified Ad? Suger/UvtngstonPub .Inc. will be taken from 3-8 second-year nursing Ray Inter:iors • The June 4 workshop, • A OMolon 01 Suburban CO.... 33300 Slocum Dr., Farmington munlcaUons COrp Postmuter. p.m. in the Student Af- "Reducing Parent-Child studentS. Fee is $80 and .Auto-Owners send address changes to The fairs Building. Call 2 blks. S of Grand R,ver off Farmongton Rd Northville Record. Post Box_. Conflict," aims to help includes lunch. rnsurance BrlgMon. MI 48118. POLICY There' will be a fee for singie parents unders- 476-7272 Llfr. Homt. Car. BuslllC"SS. r STATEMENT. All advertlalng new registrations, but no One name sa)'s II aU. published in Sllger/Uvlngaton tand basic stages of child 348-3022 Michigan's {Irst Drexel Heritage ~ store Publlcatlona.lnc. II aub/BCtto the fee for course ad· The instructor is Nancy Llsten 10 the Aut~Ownrn development (birth Brimhall, RN, BA, MA, John Donmus Radio Show. .1 :t':'l:~~.:~~n~~e=~:justments. aVAilable Irom the advertlalng through teens), special inservice instructor at St. department. The Northville Class schedules are problems of single- Recold. 1GC W. Main. Northville. available at the Office of Mary Hospital, who will _ Michigan .,,87. 1313-3411-1700) parent/child relation- be assisted by skills Sliger/Llvlooaton Publlcatlona. Instruction. For informa- InC. reserve, the right not to ac>- ships and to improve laboratory supervisors. cept an adverUa.'"s order. tion, call 591-6400,exten- communication skills - Sliger/LIvingston Publications. sion400. Inc. ad-taker. have no authority to listening and speaking. bind this newspaper and only Participants will prac- • publlcaUon o' an advertisement • The fee for each ehall constitute final acceptance Two Saturaay morning tice assessment techni- of the advertlser-, order . workshops for single workshop is $20.For fur- ques on each other with .' :~'::~~~e'::';'~III:~=~parents will be offered at ther information, call 591- supervision. The course POll OfllCe Box •• Br1ghton.MI Schoolcraft College from 6400,extension 409. introduces techniques of .,,18 LEVI'S®ACTION JEANS PubllcaUon Number USPS398880 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. May 21 inspection, palpation, and June 4. 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A 4-A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, May 11,1983 Court hearing's today on,Holloway requestin Salem Attorneys for Salem Township and an Industrially-zoned area south and to reverse a recent decision by the t~o the public as they are the consumel'S(of Brennan added that he had taken a and said some papers he considers 1m. Holloway Sand and Gravel are due to west of Its present landflUoperation at bodies to deny the company permits to the use of the aggragate> and they are deposition last week from Donald Rid·' portant tothe case are missing from the appear In Judge Henry T. Conlin's SixMileand Napier. It was rescheduled set up the asphalt plant, to mine sand the ones who ultimately get hurt," derlng, head of the Sale~ Township township'Sfile. Washtenaw County Circuit courtroom from May 5 due to the illness last week and gravei and to expand its landfill on Brennan said. Planning Commission. But he had been at 2 p.m. today for a "motion" hearing. of JUdge Conlin,according to Margaret 168acres adjacent to the present opera· The attorney added that although he unable as yet to get depositions from "There was a letter from Austin teU· The hearing Is on Holloway'Srequest Austin, attorney for the township. tlon. h k Norma Schmeman, planning commls· Ing the townshipthat in her opinionthe for a temporary order allowing the HollowayIs suing the townshipboard John Brennan, attorney for oped the judge would ma e a decision slon secretary, and from Susan Bejin, asphalt plant Is a permitted use In the as soon as possible, he does not company to operate an asphalt plant In and planning commission in an attempt Holloway, said Friday that postpone- "presume to tell the court what to do." another member ofthe commission. zoning district where we want to put ment of the hearing causes problems "- It," Brennan said. ~'That letter Is miss- for the gravel company since spring is Nancy Geiger, Salem Township The Hollowayattorney added that the Ingand so is a copyof the petition Which the beginning of the asphalt season and clerk, has also been subpeoRa.edto ap- planning commission has not yet citizens presented at a Fe~ruary plann. MT A attorney tells Salem Holloway has a large road contract to pear at the hearing. ~'---.. honored his request for copies of tapes ing commission meeting. That should fulflllwith Washtenaw County. Holloway'S attorney was critical 01 of the February 21 planning commis- be a part of the planning commission's people should vote on leases "Obviously, It causes problems for the township'S record· keeping system sion meeting. filebut it Isnot there." Thepeople ofSalem Townshipare en· civic groups. Salem village titled to a vote before any more • A request for the township vote on R . township property can be leased to a Washtenaw County's short- and long· seeks sewer aid Open Mon.-Fri. company or Individual, according to a term solid waste plan to be taken at the 9 a.m.-8:30 p.m. VE OAKS letter from Michigan Township annual meeting. After 15years of trying Sat.9a.m.-5:30 MAll Association attorney Herbert H. Nor· • A move for more stringent enforce- to get government aid for ,mr.Tileco. Closed Sunday ~ ton. ment of the township zoning ordinance a sanitary sewer system TWELVE OAKS MALL REDFORD EASTDETROIT .~ The letter, read at the May 3 regular in order to preserve the ecology of the in Salem village, the 27756 Novi Rd. 9300 Telegraph 21011Gratiot meeting of the board, was in answer to area and protect the citizens. township board has new Under the Water Tower at W. Chicago N. of 8 Mile a request by the township board for Nortonsaid in all these instances, the hope of achieving that 348-8850 255-1134 778-8566 clarification of several issues raised by townshipboard has the final decision. goal. FANCY or PLAIN . We Beat All Prices Salem Townshipresidents at the March' Whena citizen asked if the treasurer The Salem Township rArmstrong From Kmart. Paneling Unlimited. Color ann~al meeting. would continue to keep the tax records board voted unanimously ./ . - TIle and Kay & Kay Tile CI~izenshad S?ught ~opass several in his home, Township Treasurer at its May 3 meeting to Designer ·QuarryTile motionson a varl~ty of Issues and were Russell Knight replied that as a part- file an application with SAlEI AlrlS1I01' told by Tow~shlP Su?Crvisor Flo~d time treasurer he would carry on ac- the Michigan Small Cities Solarian Taylor that, ill most Instances, their cording to past practice. He added that Housing Program in Lan- From sowlAr ... an economical motions can be legally considered only a copyof the tax roll is also available at sing for a housing From "advisory." Taylor promised, the township hall for those who wish to rehablliation grant. 95 79~X8" Solarian no-wax floor. Save the ~st ol,nstallaloon' however, that the board would seek lookat it. _ Township Clerk Nancy $9 We'lt got tile legal adv!ceon the issues. . Taylor acknowledged that a public Geig.erc~mfirmedthat the 1st quality 99 ~orton s letter states that It does re- address system for the hall might have application ~as been com- Sq. Yd. Lifetime Glaze. Irom $5 AI1IIStrOII qUire ~ vote of the people before merit and that the board would pro- pleted and filt;d. . 1 Never Wax • EconomtCalanc:lOOVt Come and See sale PIICed '00 to~nshlp p.roperty c~ ~ .leased to a bably dis~uss it at the June 7 meeting. . The township was Cited ' Easy to do yourself • Ex~M"abond· ao-.U SOIariad • Mlchigan's Largest no-waxwear private firm or mdlvldual. The ill 1968for water pollution Selection of Floor Largest selection _ace nle fIoon 101cal township currently leases 77 acres of Karl Gier~~n, co-chairperson of the in the village. The board & Wall Coverings • Assorted panetns property to HollowaySand and Gravel Concerned CitIZensGroup, asked when tried unsuccessfully .in midwest andeo&o
Parson to Salem planners study Person ... BetterStuff! rG'm~ower Prices! • private road ordinance In Novi 10 Mile Road at An ordinance governing private streets and VARIETY STORE Meadowbrook Road roads will be the SUbjectfor a special meeting of Novi, Mich. store only _ In the Novi-10 Plaza CULTS the Salem TownshipPlanning CommissionMay23. OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 Prices effective The tow~ship board at its May 3 meeting asked VISA' Sunday 11 to 5 I.,~ I May 11 thru that the commission proceed with work on an May 15,1983 amendment to the zoning ordinance which would Dr. James Luther TG&Y Inilitl upon your latl,laetion II you are not happy wllh your purChase return II We Will cneerfully eXChange11or lully relund )our money spell out specifications for private roads. If adverllsed merchandise IS not available we 11glaOly I$ 27',31' & 34' r-. -=n~~ ~:ti~rs .\;;;~~ 25% off 25% off 25% off 25% off 25% off 25% 0 TIME TO BUY YOUR mAILER OR I • '. MOTORHOME THE WAY YOU WANT IT! ~ MOORE'S All All atches- Selected Macrame' Selected RECREATION, INC. WHITMORE LAKE Wickerware Shoes Famous Wallets Cord HO,use ...... lor men & women YOUR AUTHORIZED AIRSTREAM & COAOlMENSAlES, SERVICEAND PARTS CENTER Brands Plants I. 1/ Wednesday, May ", 1983- THE NORTHVILLE RECORo-~A Reception Sunday , I t Mishler leaving for East Detroit church w L ~ In appreciation of his more than four associate pastor of the church May 2, with specialization In criminal justice service In Detroit. years of service at First Presbyterian 1982. , from University of Florida at After living first In an aparlment I Chq[ch of Northville, the Reverend At a special meeting April 17the con- Gainesville. She has been attending here, the couple boUght a home in Red· John L. Mishler is being honored at a gregation voted to grant his request to Wayne State University Law School ford Township which is now for sale I. farewell ~eption at 12:30 p.m. SWlday dissolve the pastoral relationship with while working for the Internal Revenue pending a move to East Detroit. In the fellowship hall of the church. the church on April 24 so that he might He already has begun ~is duties as accept the new post. the pastor of Covenant Presbyterian At the ,reception this SWlday the Church of East Detroit. minister and his wife, Beth Baergen, Hooten to be a U.S. Navy "It's really a joy," he comments of will receive farewell wishes from the his new assignment, explaining that congregation in a reception line. In ad- Covenant Presbyterian is a small dition to Dr. Lawrence A. Chamberlain, nuclear power instructor church In the City of East Detroit at senior pastor of the church, there will Stephens and the 1-94 expressway. be greetings from Reverend Brasure, degrees in electrical engineering and in The minister adds that "it's a Larry McMellen, former Interim pastor David P. Hooten, a 1979 Northville High School graduate, has been ac- mathematics. He is a member of Tau beautiful littie church about 25 years at the church, and the Reverend David cepted as an instructor at the U.S, Beta Pi, the national engineering honor I ... ~ old." Byers, minister of visitation. I Navy's Nuclear Power School in Orlan- society, and vice president of the Inter- I.'~~~~1--__ He was assigned to its pulpit, which Elders Jean JWle and John Mer- do. varsity Christian Fellowship on the had been vacant for two years except rifield will speak, and there will be a UM-D campus. for part-time ministers, by the Detroit presentation by Ai QUalman. Ninth The 22-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. He enlisted February 17 after a suc- Presbytery for redevelopment of the through 12th graders at the church, Basil Hooten of Winchester Drive in cessful interview with Admiral Kin- church. with whom the Reverend Mishler work- Northville is a senior at the University naird R. McKee, director of the Naval His call be assistant minister of· ed, will present a skit. Refreshments to of Michigan - Dearborn, He will Nuclear Propulsion Program. His First Presbyterian Church, however, will be supplied by the women's graduate in December and attend six recruiter is Lieutenant Jeffry Steven- always will hold a special significance. association. weeks of Naval Officer indoctrination son, Brodhead Naval Armory, Detroit. He assumed his duties In August, 1978, John and Beth Mishler came to Nor- at Newport, Rhode Island. David Hooten has two brothers. Jef- after receiving his master's degree in thville from Atlanta. During his three As a naval officer, he will report to frey, 18, recently completed his I divinity from Columbia Theological years at seminary he had served at the Orlando where he will instruct courses freshman year at UM-D. Andrew, 13, is seminary at Decatur, In the Atlanta, large Trinity Presbyterian Church In in math, physics heat transfer and fluid a seventh grader at Mead Mills Junior Georgia, area. On December 10, 1978, Atlanta. Originally from' Ohlo, the • flow to the Navy's enlisted Nuclear High. His father is an employee of the he was ordained here. Reverend Mishler first received a BA Power students. Ford Motor Company Diversified Pro- The Reverend Lloyd Brasure, now degree In management at Florida Hooten is earning bachelor of science ducts Technical Center in Dearborn. pastor emeritus of the church, of- Presbyterian College (now Eckerd Col· ficiated and commented at the time lege) in St. Petersburg. I I that this was the first ordination In The Mishlers met In Florida and were GREEN SHEET WANT ADS 348-3022 I many years at the Northville church. married there about 10 years ago. She The Reverend Mishler became has a master's degree in social work I I Canoe trips lie, offered by Metropar~s Spring is a wonderful time of year to enjoy a I canoe trip along the I H u r oln R i v e r i n southeastern Michigan. , One of the most popular routes begins on the Huron River southwest of Pontiac, through Milford BAUSCH & ANACIN and Kent Lake in Kens- DR. SCHOLL'S ington Metropark, the LOMB AN"LGESIC TABLETS \ Hamburg Area, Hudson ATHLETE'S FOOT STERILE PRESERVED FAST PAIN Bound for a new congregation is Reverend John Mishler Mills and Delhi ~~-q.,- SALINE SOLUTION SPRAY LIQUID WITH Metroparks northwest of FORSOFT (HYDROPHILIC) Ann Arbor, southesast to "NACI~' RELIEF TOLNAFTATE CONTACT LENSES In Uniform Ann Arbor and on to .... '.FASTMINREE!!@I Belleville and Lake Erie. ' _.--- $555 Airman Jody D. There are several over- 66 --' 2 oz. $2 200 TABLETS 4 oz. Summer Lauber, daUghter of Ben night campsites ad- Hours: A. Lauber of 20252 ministered by Huron- Tues.-Sat. Longwood Court, Nor- Clinton Metroparks, ~ BAUSCH& thville, and Judith available by advance per- ANACIN 12 -.4 Lauber of Belmont, LOMB MAXIMUM STRENGTH mit with charges $1 per .-- , ".STERilE California, has completed canoe up to five ($5 max- Air Force basic training imum). \:e-- ) DISINFECTING SOLUTION and been assigned to Canoe rental service is f:h:" ~:"-' FOR SOFT (HYDROPHILIC) Sheppard Air Force Base, now available at Delhi J CONTACT LENSES 4 Quaint Shops in Texas. . Metropark northwest of Lauber will now Ann Abor, with advance a Turn-Of-The- receive specialized in- reservations suggested 12 oz. struction In the medical during busy spring Atmosphere ... services field. weekends and the sum- mer months. Two trips BAUSCH & LOMB ~~CENTRUM SCHOLL During six weeks at are available: Hudson LENS CARRYING CASE HIGH POTENCY PRO COMFORT Lackland Air Fore Base, Mills to Delhi Metropark TWO'S CGMPANY FOR SOFT CONTACT LENSES M'::~~~~~IN SPORTS CUSHIONS Texas, Lauber studied - $14 - or Dexter-Huron Antiques & Country Things the Air Force mission, Metropark to Delhi Centruni FROM A to Z THE FOOT ENDURANCE organization and customs Metropark - $8, plus _~'V-, -~ ~.--;:. ~ +30100 FREE INSOLES CAROL'S ANTIQUES and received special deposit charge ($10). Country & Dollhouses training in human rela- For details, call Skip's _=h_ ~ 130 $744 $299 tions. Canoe Rental service - PAIR NORTHVILLE CONSIGNMENT In addition, airmen who phone 769-8686- or Hud- ~ostalgia & Antiques complete basic earn son Mills Metropark - credits toward an phone 426-8211(Dexter). JOHNSON'S JOHNSON'S JOHNSON'S' JAN'S LOF1' associate degree In ap- BABY CORN BABY BATH NeedeP9int & Candlewicking plied science through the STARCH "THE GENTLEST CARE FOR BABY POWDER Community College of the ~ corn • ABSORBS WETNESS THETENDEREST SKIN" - ECONOMY SIZE Air Force. starch 107E. MaIn Street - Upstairs Lauber is a 1979 Nor- _Q'TEIN~OPF , ,...... • ABSORBS ODOR Northville thville High School graduate. c),(URSERY -,- 24 OZ. LOW GROWING - Jack's Meat Market JUNIPERS 99 41527 West Ten Mile - Novi Mon.-Sat. $5 349-8490 I Novi Plaza 8:30-7 OR 2 FOR 11500 Sale 5/11 thru 5/21/83 SUNSHINE DECORA nVE U.S.D.A. CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE BARK 562& OR 3 FOR 11810 CLAIROL SIDES OF BEE~ HIND QUARTERS WESTERN DECORATIVE ALCON BARK 3 BAGS S15°° I FINAL NET ENZYMATIC & CLEANER (INVISIBLE HAIR NET) Includes Includes LARGE BARK FREE 4 OZ. 00 REGULAR, UNSCENTED, _...... - cutting, cutting, 3 FOR 518 ULTRA-HOLD. ULTRA-HOLD ~ BOIL'NSOAK ~, wrapping, wrapping, 45 UNSCENTED AND SOFT HOLD . freezIng freeZing $ BLACK OR RED FORMULAS MESITA STONE 120z. 55 24~ 50 BAG $2 55 $5 NON-AEROSOL $4 4 TABLETS ALCON SOFT lENS WEARER BOIL 'N SOAK • ALCON PRE-FLEX SOFT LENS WEARERS SPECIAL DAILY CLEANING SPECIAL SOLUTION GRADE A U.S.D.A. CHOICE LARGE 69C CLUB $359 EGGS doz. STEAKS Lb. SPECIAL SPECIAL HOMEMADE U.S.D.A CHOICE SIRLOIN $359 I' I !~~,~~~!n$2~~ Lb. Polish Kielbasa STEAK I .' I, • , 6-A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, May 11, 1983 ,. ,," Wednesday, May 11, 1983- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-7-A Sunny day enticed 1982 shopp~rs All spaces sold for giant sale on downtown streets Saturday •• Large Items that wUlbe in the "nea predicted. .. Northville's annual city garage sale market" include freezers and lawn this Saturday promises to be a day (or The auction is a repeat attraction from last year. It Is being conducted by mowers,Lapham has been told: (un and bargains. proceeds from the sale of the 185 In addition to the 185 spaces com- Auction Arena in the intersection o( Main and Center streets from noon to 4 spaces at $15 each are used for ex- pletely sold out to individuals and local penses of the sponsoring chamber. organizations, there will be an auction p.m. Anyonewith Items to be placed on the auction block should make ar- Spaceholders retain all their profits. : In the center of town and continuous Chamber executive secretary Kay: • • entertainment in the townsquare by the rangements regarding price with the auctioneers on the site at 10 a.m., Keegan reports that the summer nea clock. market held at Northville Downs also . The sale sponsored by the Northville Lapham advises. Northville Kiwanis Club, he notes, willbe an attraction Saturday. . Community Chamber of Commerce 0(- In celebration of the beginning of flclally begins at 9 a.m. and lasts until 5 will be accepting donations at Its booth in front of the Little People'S Shop. MichiganWeeka spring festival will be p.m. Main and Center streets wUl be presented in the town squsre park east . blocked off downtown during the sale Donors will receive tax· deductible hours. . credit. Anyonewho has a donation and of Northville Drugs. Sponsored by the cannot bring It to the booth the day of (inearts and physical education depart- Chamber president Scott Lapham ments o( the NorthvillePublic Schools, . and his father Charles, however, plan to the sale may call Frank Skinner, club president, at 349-4216, John Genlttl, 349- the festival will include music by the be on hand much earlier, marking school choirs and bands as well as . street spaces with tire chalk before 0915, or Jack Hoffman,349-4094. spaceholders arrive with their nea Lapham reports there willbe "lots of dance programs. . food" onsale at boothsduring the day. Lapham adds that he "squeezed in" a .• • market wares. • card table-size space the beginning of. : "This chalk," says the younger Other organizations taking spaces in- clude Northville Rotary, Knightso(Col- the weekfor a group seeking signatures . Lapham, "wUl not be erased by rain." on petitions for Governor James Blan- However, no rain date had been set by umbus, NorthvUleCooperativeNursery press ti~e as good weather is being and a LionessClub. " chard's recall. Last year's garage sale-offered bargains for browsers Record photo by JIM GALBRAITH Sherrill Cannon with photograph in current exhibit JOlt Q. PUBLIC .Artists' worl~in gallery show GABGESALE in Northville through month Sponsored by th Work of two artists is being featured at Nor- Southwestand Florida. thville Art Gallery at 224 South Main through May She was a photographic intern at The Record for two years while a student at Northville High Record photos by JOHN GALLOWAY 28. DOWNTO- Hand-coloredphotographs taken by Sherrill Can- School, working with chief photographer James Yellow tulips create bright splash of gold around town clock non and fabric-inspired stoneware by Jamie Fine Galbraith. She continued with .the newspaper for are being shown in the exhibit which opened with a more than two additional years. She recently was reception for the artists last weekend. graduated from University ofMichigan. SATURDAY, Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday, Cannon, who has been a photographer for 10 Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, and 1-4 p.m. Satur- Beautification workers plant years, is displaying photographs taken in the day. Don't bank in the mail box perennials in city flower beds • A Northville businessman who in- notify the Northville Post Office right Last weekend downtown Northville blossomed MichiganWeeknext Monday. OVERDJ1 advertently dropped a bank deposit along away. into a city nower garden as huge clumps of golden . They are to ~e planted with red geraniums, spr- a~9itU5 OME CENTER (, ~ l>E.l.lC.#I\TES~&N with some letters into the mail box by Ar- "If we had known that night," he said, yellow and red tulips almost simultaneously burst mg rye and whItepetunias. \ ~ ! ~-p" '" <~ open. ' A definite planting day for volunteers has not IJ!-." _\ 'RE'STAUre.AfolT bor Drugs last Thursday night at 4:30 p.m. "we could have retrieved the deposit from Nowthe tulips - which first bloomedlast year as been set yet, but Norma Vernon expects it will be ;r!~1)o1e•if)•tl)e was first in line at the Northville Post Of- the bag before the trutk left for Detroit." Mainstreet 78 renovation was about to be dedicated about May 20. She notes that both the Northville WhQ Says, "There's No Such fice last Friday morning - hoping to A check of the Detroit Post Office claims -·are being augmented by many more planted last Branch and Country Girls Branch of the Woman's e-;~l~ Green's ThingAsA retrieve his bank deposit. and inquiry department Tuesday did not fall as well as wl~ plantings of annuals, perennials National Farm and Garden Association and local \~'\ ". :;j';;:;;- . However, mail collected in Northville in locate the missing deposit, but Downie was \...-.....:...::-/ SALE! SALE! SALE! and many flowermgshrubs. Girl Scout troops have helped with contributions Our finished ~ (Today Ce" the final afternoon pick-Up is bagged and told that if there is no outside 'identification The plantings are being carefully planned by the and volunteer assistance. FREE Only) $6.9 Entire sent directly to Detroit for sorting. on material dropped in a letter box, it is Northville Beautification Commission to "enhance She emphasizes that the commission is selecting H$ersham While at the Garage Sale stop by our LUNCH? As of Tuesday morning, the deposit of sent to the dead letter office. There it is rather than clutter," explains commission low maintenance plantings of good qUality for the Plantation Outdoor Booth and enjoy Genittis Inventory 30% OFF checks for more than $100 had not been opened. He said then the deposit likely m.ember Norma Vernon who has worked closely garden spots throughout town. would be sent to the bank. WIthvolunteer groups to create the colorful flower Some hosta has been planted already, and a row Collection is own Robin Selected Merchandise located. 400/1 "The unfortunate thing is that he waited beds. ofhollyhockswillbe bloominglater along walls. now on Sale , Sad Reduced She and commission member and city coun- Both Mrs. Vernon and her husband, Mayor Paul ITALIAN SAUSAGE AI~ Wallpaper B until the next morning, II explained Dennis The businessman who asked to be cilm~n G. Dewey Gardner already have finished Vernon, have been getting inquiries about the thru May 30th You are cordially Downie, superintendent of local postal unidentified said he did not realize until SANDWICH invited to have 1 plantmg many perennials. Sixty flowering shrubs beautification aspect o( the eowntown renovation, . Over 1 ,000 colors 50%-70% operations. . later what he had done and would be free lunch and 1,000 dwarf lilacs are in place. she reports. Cold Drinks Available . :' ·to choose from "This happens a lot, II he added, stress- checking his bank. "Just don't use my Explaining that the commission is looking at Forty members of Grosse Pointe Women's Club special May 18- Also Many Collectable Items At name - Idon't want my wife to know," he NORTHVILLE may 24 Bargain Prices ing that anyone depositing anything more perennial plantlngs "to get color without the are coming Wednesday to view the downtown,tour 108 E. Main unintentionally in a local mail box should said. expense of alJIluai planting," Mrs. Vernon says the Mill Race Historical Village and AllenTerrace ~ 215E. Main Per Gallon Horne of UNFINISHED FURNI11JRE 349-8585 Northville shasta daisieS, candytutt and an orange butterfly senior citizen facility as well as eat at MacKin- 349-0522 141 E. Cady . 349-9020 plant are being planted. non's. '134 N. Center St. • 349-1580 In addition, 24 whiskey barrel planters are to be Onelocal resident, observing that his own nower placed throughout the downtown.DPWsuperinten- beds at home were not nearly so attractive as those dent Theodore Mapes has promised to try to have downtown,said that was one reason he was in town some in place by Mayor Excahnge Day of - "just to enjoy the sight." , Northville . Saturday Only! R. KRAMER'S :C+c'- Watch & Clock In Store -,.~A.. Shop ~. & • ~~E~~.PIZZA ~ Best Sellers at the~ BestSavi .. Men's, W . en's and We're Having A X~Ho\Yard Miler Spring Is Here! • Children' l:ike-New Here" JJ'hy- .£ FIESTA!! Grandfather Clocks Be Sure To Stop In For Clot ing Steak Tacos and other delicious carpet/VI FREEZEfUNERAL oom £OU!D 7, Our mexican food will be cooked out- side Saturday for a special Lunch FuneqI cM'''' •• froan IIld QUIf~eed .; Treat LEES ULTRONNYLON LEESANTRON NYLON TOOAY"S prlc:es. Protects 19Iinst tomorrow's ~ 40·50% SPECIAL pricls. MAY PROMOTION! 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Large 50C of books in an everything is 15986 M1dCllellen, lletween 5 ona 6 Mile ROOdS. lIVonlO =~""LL __ MonoTIIunI and Set Remnants Each 349-1838 t __ J OpenMonday through Fnday 9 am- 9 pm saturday 9 a m pm Set tOM>-3pmpm 7 pm orw:..l t.~ _.fill -~-----' -';'.~ ..: .: 133 E. Main • 349-8110 ONS LE! 348-8640 Pnono313-522·5300 Weaccept Visaona Mastercard Frl7 tOpm; 123E. Main , ~ ,I, , .... ~. • • : • , • - ==~Ouard552-8380 Sun 7 em-a pm 348-2885 - • • , ,. -I .' i • The Wayne COWlty4-H · OBITUARIES · J/.f!lU" !TtUu- &- V& youth program invites area residents to par- VIRGINIA M. GOTRO ticipate In The second an- Born In Novl, July 8, 1895, to Wesley UDistinctive Hair Sytling nual Wayne COWlty 4-H and Mertle (Clark) Kenner, he had FWleral service for Virginia M. and Gilts with Taste" COWltry Fair to be held spent his life In the area. Gotro, 65, was held at 11 a.m. Monday SWlday, May 22, from He Is survived by his wife Myrtle Announces the Opening of our at Casterline FWleral Home In Nor- noont07p.m. Taylor Kenner of Milford, whom he thvUle with the Reverend Richard Grif- New Salon and Boutique The central activities married In 1920. 478-5294 fith of Novl United Methodist Church of- He also is survived by his daughter Featurins "THE TOTALLOOK" will be held. at the Wayne ficiating. County Extension and Mrs. Betty Sutton of Northville, his two Personalize Nelly DeVilyst Burial was In Oakland Hills sisters Maude Decker and Myrl Hair Skin Care ,;;;: ( - 1--... __ Wednesday. May 11.1983- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-9-A Police Blotters :Bogus $20 bill discovered, may be more, officials say ~ mal bill. AMC. ona traffic warrant. . Upon returning around 10 p.m. she A grease fire at a Northville Road the City_ - - The counterfeit bill has been forward· Upon approaching the driver's door, The suspect was held on $100bond discoveredthe car was missIng. residence May 6 caused an estimated i.~ the officer founda fixed blade knife and before being picked-up by Westland The license plate was checked in $500 in damage to the kitchen area of Area merchants and consumers are ed to the U.S.Secret Service for further investigation, and a city pollee a plastic bag of pink pills on the floor police. LEIN and entered as impounded by the the home, according to townshIppollee. advised to be alert to possible bogus The Western Michigan Polson Center OaklandCountySheriff's Department. Pollee were dispatched to the home bUlscirculating Inthe community. Last spokesperson said it was expected the board. federal agency would report back to Both Items were confiscated and identified the pills in the bag as fake The vehicle was foundthe same even- around 2:30 p.m. on a report of a kIt- week, a counterfeit 2O-dollarbill was amphetamines and diet capsules. ing in Lyon Township by the Oakland chen fire. dis~overed to have passed not only local pollee following a lengthy in· pollee contacted the complaining " vestigation process. Northville witness, who identifed Houck as the CountyNewHudsonsubstation. through the hands of a Northville resi- A 1979Triumph was reported stolen Missing from the vehicle was the The fire apparently started when a dent, but thrOUghthe NorthvUlebranch Chamber of Commerce merchants man whotried to sell him mescaline. The suspect was arrested and taken from Northville Charley's parking. lot hood, trunk lid, spare tire, engine, pan of grease caught fire. The ofNational Bank ofDetroit, 42901Seven were notifiedof the counterfeit bill, and overhead stove vent was the most police have requested further public Into custody by township pollee. A May5, according to townshippolice. transmission, exhaust system, sunroof, • MileRoad. An East Lansing women told police glass and radio. The report stated damaged area. No injuries were I According to reports from the city notice. LEIN (Law Enforcement Information Network) check showed that the she parked and locked her vehicle at everything was carefully unbolted and reported and the incIdent was turned t "lIce department, one counterfeit bill suspect was wanted by Westland police Northville Charley's around 7:30 p.m. removed with nothingcut or damaged. over tothe TownshipFire Department. j' was discovered being passed at Arbor In the Township _ ,\ Drugs, 133East Dunlap, Mondayof last week. Upon questioning, the passer A 24-year-oldWestland man was ar- stated he had been Issued the bill at the rested by township pollee May 5 on Items Available At TG& Y Family Centers Only, through May 14 NorthvilleNBDbranch. charges of distributing and being in "It could have come from possessionofa controlled substance. anywhere," said Donna Scott, branch The subject was picked up by manager. Asked if It were likely more • township police around 6:30p.m. in the were circulating in the area, SCott Innsbrook parking area. werpnces rep.lIed,"It's possible. There seems to According to police reports, an of- be' an increase in all types of ficer was dispatched to the area follow- , .ounterfelting." ing a report by an Innsbrook employee Differences in the cut of the bills are who said the suspect asked him if he barely discernable, but the coloring of wanted to purchase mescaline. the counterfeits Is a shade lighter than Arriving at the scene, the officer that say legal tender, a difference hardly visible found the suspect, Rickey Dale Houck, unless compared slde-by-side to a nor- and a female passenger sitting in a 1963 KUPNO Here's an example ... t I 1 School Notebook Northville resident KIM selects outstanding freshmen on a great price HENSTOCK was among the 63 the basis of high academic members of Ferris State Col- achievement, goodcharacter and lege's Concert Choir recently a Willingness to serve. on aluminum foil! Ii conducting its annual spring tour I with concerts at Cadillac, JANE FIELD, daUghter of Mr. Frankfort, Manistee and and Mrs. David Field of 43558Six NewaygoHighSchools. Mile, and LINDA SCHNEIDER, Ferris' Concert Choir, under daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horst r the direction ofWilliamDonahue, Schneider of 47105 Stratford performed a variety of choral Court, are among the Kalamazoo music ranging from Mozart to College students currently par- contemporary pop. ticipating in off-campus Career DevelopmentInternships. Northville resident JILL BERQUISTrecently received the As an integral part of the year- 2$ Sigma Alpha Iota College Honor round Kalamazoo plan, more Award from the Albion College than 80percent of all Kalamazoo FOR music department. College students participate in some off-campus Career Aluminum Foil Stock up now on the kitchen Berquist, an Albion College basic you never have enough of! Our quality senior majoring in English and Development experience before graduating. aluminum foil is perfect for cooking and storing anthropology, was honored for Jane currently is working at foods and a lot more. 25 sq. ft., 12" wide in a her' contribution to the musical the Stryker Center at Kalamazoo handy cutter box. sorority - both in music and College and Linda is working for scholarship. the Division of Land and Forest BerqUist is the daUghter of Dr. Resources at the Tennessee and Mrs. George R. Berqulst of 41979Banbury Court. _. •. Valley Authority in Norris, Ten- nessee. JEANNIE BERGERS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ten Northville residents were Bergers of 21298Eastfarm, was among the more than 1,200 '- among the 100students initiated Eastern Michigan University students receiving degrees at for.MlJ~er'$ We offer you into Tower Guard and Mortar sJi!nw Board in Michigan State Univer- spring commencement sity's ~ual May Morning Sing ceremonies. Vaseline April29. Students receiving degrees IN ITNSIV( CARE fast, inexpensive The traditional ceremony re- were TERI ANN CRAWFORD, qUired that parents, roommates 616 Oakland, BS; CHERYL L. and friends deliver the unsuspec- HILL, 28 Hillcrest, BSNE; film developing! ting initiates to the 7 a.m. HOLLY MARIE KENT, 16757 ~1lJn ceremony at Beaumont Tower on Meade, BSNE; DUANE the MSUcampus. . LANPHEAR, 42385 Anchor, Students wer;e greeted by BBA; LINDA MARIE Moses Turner, MSU vice presi- LOMBARDO,19365Silver Spring 1.67 1.93 1.47 dent for student affairs and ser- Court, BBA; KELLY ANN Ladies' Garden Gloves Vaseline Intensive Care GilieHe Riaht Guard De· 110 or 126 vices, serenaded by the MSU MIKTON,20014Bryn Mawr, 85; Houndstooth print with Not just far infants ... baby odoran' 2.5 oz. Stick or 5 12 Exposure SingingStatesmen and presented SONDRA LEE SAVAGEAU, sure-grip palm dots. your skin, too! 16 oz. oz. Spray. limit 2 1.77 wiUl roses. Approximately 250 42386Beacontree, BFA; BRIAN people were on hand to witness TURNBULL, 365 E~ton, BBA; the ceremony. MICHAELWEBER, 42778Water- Tower Guard, a service ford, BBA; DAVID WHYMAN, Disc Film honorary established in 1935, 21422Beauford, BBA. 15 Exposure 2.27 Deli & or110,12635mm ' 2 97 ernie's Restaurant 20/24 Exposure • Grand River 8. Drake in Muirwood Square 478·0080 110,'126 .67 or 35mm Peanu's A snack-time, 36 Exposure party-time favoritel Nu- ~:c:U::OhC~~:'~t'SAC~i~Ahoy for lessI 19 oz. L..- 4.47-.l ERNIE'S BREAKFAST tritional, too. 8 oz. 1.56 SPECIALS Served weekday. Iii 11am, Sal. & Sun. 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If odvertised change things. merchandise is not avoilable, we'll gladly issue you a ralncheck. W. want you to be hap~y. Cop1f>9h •• 1983. TG&Ys,"'.,Co ~------.-;...+ ...... I"'------_...I • • I' '~I 1G-A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, May 11, 1983 , SAVE 30-50% ,... ': USpring Clearance" 6(,' ~;~ GRANDFATHER CLOCKS Save On Such Famous Names As: • Howard Miller • Trend • Colonial OVER 100 in Stock for Immediate Delivery. Come in and see Michigan's Re~rd photo by JOHN GALLOWAY most unique display of Hearse and semi involved in Saturday's accident on Seven Mile Road Grandfather Clocks. l Reg. '1299 SALE $649 Woman injured in Seven Mile accident Only 3 Available Classic Interiors By A 17-year-old Brighton woman was was a passenger in the hearse driven by started to make a left turn onto Gerald. p.m. Saturday. Both Hysell and listed in guarded condition at St. Mary Glen LeRoy Hysell, 32, of Woodland Villenellue were taken to St. Mary Hospital Tuesday morning, following Drive. According to the police report, Hospital. No injuries to the driver of the Ronald Simcheck, the driver of the Cltolonial ijouse an accident Saturday on Seven Mile . semi were listed in the police report. Road involving a semi-truck and a According to township police, a semi semi, told police the truck started to Michigan's Largest Pennsylvania House Dealer hearse. heading westbound on Seven Mile Road veer left as he hit the brake to turn. Township police still are in- 20292 MIDDLEBEL T ROAD, LIVONIA South of 8 Mile Road Connie Elaine Villenellue of Brighton hit the side of the eastbound hearse as it The accident occurred around 6:40 vestigating the accident. 474-6900 Open Mon••Thurs •• Fri. '(119 1. • • • A dependable team you can trust for clear, sharp, true-ta-Iife color prints. ! ' eo It ~ - .. KOOACOLOR ALM 110·24 Exposure ••• • 126-12 Exposure 126-24 Exposure 135·24 Exposure 135-36 Exposure 135-24 ASA400 135·36 ASA400 13,S-24 Exposure VA 1000 NEW! . 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I PhOto walk-,n or dnve up store I showroom and modern Sedan,LeSabre,Century, serviceand partsdepart- Skylarkand Skyhawk. • t I 1~~'I~~1,~.. ,f1JlPNOTO I I OFFER GOOD THRU 5114/83 I ment makethisfacifity Oneof-them would cer- I I just the right environ- tainlybe a welcome lOver 10 Stores in the I I Area Alone! I ment to pick out your ~ addition to your garage. I I IFor the store nearest you, consult the I Iwhite pages or the Business White pages I WouIdJtt)QI reaDy ratl\er Jm1e a"Bufck1 LIof your phone book. .II WALDECKER PONTIAC / BUICK 9797 E. Grand River Brighton Mich. Hours: Monday & Thursday 8: 30to 9 Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 8: 30 to 6PM saturday 9 10 3 PM. 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Gift Offer Ends Soonl '. r • 10 .- GENE~L~CE~ENCE W1tf1ER Editorials 1881 12·A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, May 11, 1983 wItt NnrtItuille 1!tt~nrll • Our Opinions Off the record Bew-are of risk By Michele McElmurry While the city bUdget now be- been 'appropriated less than ing prepared includes increases in $500,000. neither taxes nor expenses, we hope everyone involved recognizes For all the reasons mentioned Remembering life on the farm the risks inherent when keeping above (economic rebound, income spending at last year's levels. tax rise and justinable expense), it may be safe to anticipate a 1983-84 It is not that spending was ex- appropriation of $800,000(or even Almost a century of living has left her nearly blind - the On the corner of Schoolcraft and Merriman Roads, which • travagant last year (or the year 20 percent). We would remind city thick lenses of her glasses camOUflaging the pale blues eyes now is paved by 1-696,my grandparents lived on a small three- before, for that matter) but that in- budget planners, however, that the which have watched the world through its decades of change. acre farm. Though it wasn't much of a place, it looked like the come fell far short of projections. governor's budget outline gives entire countryside to a small child brought up among the row She's much smaller than 1 ever remember - her frail body houses and paved driveways of the sUb~rbs. Having collected less than $1 priorities to social services, mental merely a silhouette of the strong, confident woman posing million in racetrack revenues over health, education and corrections before the camera in her shirtwaist and highbuttoned shoes. 1 often spent weekends with my grandparents - following the past two years combined, the while making no mention of local on the heels of grandfather as he fed the chickens, watching my city's 1983-84 budget projects government. At 92, my grandmother is beginning to show 'her age. grandmother can the peaches from the tree in the back and receipt of $800,000in the coming Though 1 always have thOUght of her as ageless, 1 now realize learning to shuck the com from the fields. Ii year. The projection may be What is unsound is to continue that Father Time has caught up with her - turning'her walk in- H realisitic, but here lies the risk. .indefinitely what has become an to a shuffle and her hair the color of snow. 1 still can hear the sound of the screen door slamming :t a I annual guessing game involving against its wood frame - the spring snapping it back into place. R State cuts in parimutuel tax more than 20 percent of the city's ThOUghher stature has diminished,' she has retained the in- Iused to sit in bed ana listen to the shrill whistle of the train as it h payments to cities (not to mention general fund revenue. This year it delible spirit which has carried her through life. For as many roared past the house and .vatch the sunset from my bedroom reductions in other forms of state may work out - but what happens years as 1 can remember, she has been the backbone of the window. shared revenue) reduced Nor- the next time tl1estate experiences McElmurry clan - the driving force which holds most of us thville's income against projec- a budget crunch? Now that together. Perhaps that is why her name seems so well-suited -, When 'I awoke in the morning, my grandfather already tions by over $300,000in 1981-82and legislators are used to the idea, will Era. would be off in the fields while my grandmother would be cook- by a similar amount in '82-83.The they be tempted to divert $1million ing breakfast in the kitchen. She'd listen to the news on an old cuts led directly to a $479,000 a year (taking all the tracks into 1 always have considered my grandmother to be among the radio which sat on top of the icebox, and from my seat at the - deficit at the end of the last year, account) out of revenues due cities last of the pioneer women. Born in 1890in the Missouri coun- table 1could see the clothes drying on the line out back. :J likely to grow by something less . into the state general fund to cover tryside, she has lived a life unknown to my generation. She than $20,000by the end of the cur- pet projects? Any reduction in the spent the beslpart of her life working the land. Her hands, with _ My grandparents came from sturdy stock. Their strength rent fiscal year next month. Given year's receipts would harm the ci- the veins twisting through her fingers like blue rivers, are seemed to come from the land they toiled - despite the many two successive years of revenue ty's ability to payoff the ac- evidence of a lifetime of hard work. hardships wrought to their life by droughts and blight. They shortfall, many would decide to cumulated debt. never expected much, but seemed to have so much to give. reduce projections for the third , She learned to cook when she was eight-years-old - stan- Together, they raised five children, worked a small farm and year. From this perspective, one ding on a box to reach the wood-burning stove. Her mother, took any job they could find to put food on the table. They plagued by sickness, relied on her eldest daughter to cook for managed to get by -- hardships and all. . logical alternative is to take the the fieldhands on the family farm. There are several good reasons issue to court and let a judge decide The recollections of that farm are among my most vivid the city is, instead, bUdgeting with whether the enabling legislation or A farmer's daUghter, she became a farmer's wife when she childhood memories. Though my grandparents never had :. the expectation that payments will the appropriations rule is the deter- married my grandfather in 1910.They were married in the front material wealth, they were richer in other ways. For one thing, return to normal. The rebound in mining factor. The city is exploring room of a home in Charleston, Missouri, on a blustery winter they had each other. the economy is one, and so is the this avenue, with the idea other day. They had met at church, where she played the piano and he belief that, given the recent state racetrack cities could join in a drove a handsome bUggy. income tax increase, the governor class action. Such a suit may have ThOUghshe's been alone now for nearly 20years, my grand- and legislature are likely to be political ramifications iliat make it 1 always h"ve loved to listen to my grandmother's stories. mother still retains )ler spirit. She's an inspiration for her many more generous with racetrack a "last resort" solUtion, but con- Perhaps, it is because 1 have some recollection of the life my grandchildren, great-granchildren and even great-great- cities. tinued uncertainty is intolerable. grandparents shared together before my grandfather's death grandchildren. 1 only hope that after she's gone, someone will The suit deserves consideration. almost 20years ago. carry on the legacy. City manager Steven Walters has argued that reducing services, Certain ty of incoming :J especially police service, to the revenues might be reached through track violates the law that man- a court decision or through revised Photographic Sketches... dates the track payments. Also, the legislation. Both routes have risks. After city could not credibly argue that it A legislative floor debate could needs the money from the track if it result in a bill sharing less par- had already gone ahead and cut timutuel tax (say 10or 15percent, the services in the expectation of or with a lower cap) or containing By Jim Galbraith reduced revenues. In this scenario, other undesirable restrictions. fact if the city reduces revenue projec- By tions expecting a cut, it becomes a It is the uncertainty of the PHILIP JEROME ,I self-fulfilling prophecy by inviting political process that has thrust the such a reduction. city into this guessing game. So long as Lansing is free to retain Thinking up names for new columns' The crux of the issue is that law whatever portion of the parimutuel tends to be a somewhat challenging exercise. requires the state pay 20 percent tax it feels is necessary, while con- We usually sit around my office, throw- (up to $900,000)of the parimutuel trarily being reqUired to pay a cer- ing out ideas until someone comes up with ' tax receipts back to the city in ex- tain figure, Northville will be something that we generally all like. change for services (police, traffic unable to make a reliable projec- The best person 1 ever saw at thinking up , control, road upkeep and the like>. tion of its income for the coming column names was David Ray. A few years . Yet, the attorney general has ruled year. While a court may agree with ago, a reporter named Steve Bell was trying precedence is given a reqUirement the attorney general, even such a to think up a name for his column in the Novi- :1 that no monies be disbursed from "negative" decision would put Walle~ Lake paper. Ray was magnificent, the general fund without the revenue projections on firmer throwmg out such gems as "Tropic of Novi" legislature having passed an ap- ground. and "Stopping by Twelve Oaks on a Snowy Evening" before Bell finally settled on "A propriation approving the expense. Random Sample." . As a result of the attorney If we are to go into the 1983-84 Before Nancy Dingeldey left, she general's stance, Lansing has been fiscal year with questionable prepared a list of proposed titles for the col- free to "find" general fund revenue revenue projections, as seems like- umn of her replacement, Karen Rice. Despite ly, let us do so with our eyes open Nancy's contribution of such beauties as - for its own uses by appropriating "Rice Papers," Karen eventually decided on' :1 less to racetrack cities - and determine that this situation "Journal" as the name for her column. ' regardless of the legislative 20per- will not be allowed to continue. I've always felt the title of my own col- . cent formula (which makes no Another round of cuts should lead umn was pretty good and made the mistake allowance for smaller payments). either to a spending (service) of saying so in front of my staff during a re- In 1982-83,the percentage would reduction, or positive action to cent colamn-naming session. resolve the uncertainty. have sent the city $876,000- it has "I like it because it has a doUble-" meaning," Isaid. 1 could tell by the blank looks that they .' Don't miss it hadn't realized there was a double meaning to "After the fact. " "Look," I explained, "it can mean 'After For eight hours this Saturday Some special attractions are the fact,' as in 'too little, too late' or it can barring an uninvited inclu'ded in this year's sale. The mean 'After the fact' as in 'in hot pursuit of thunderstorm - the City Garage Northville AAUW' is introducing the truth.' Get it?" Sale will take over the center of The Game of Northville, a Bewildered looks greeted my explana- downtown, Sponsored by the Nor- monopoly-like board game with tion. Finally someone dared ask what truth thville Community Chamber of local businesses featured. Pro- has ever been hotly pursued in "After the Commerce, the event is a fun- ceeds are to be used for scholar- fact." draiser for the chamber, but, more ships to graduating seniors at Nor- I "I don't believe it," 1 responded. "I'm than that, it's a day for residents to thville High School. Northville always in hot purSUit of the truth. 'After the enjoy. Kiwanis is accepting merchandise fact' deals in a semi·humorous vein with the donations at its booth - to be sold great issues confronting suburban man. Man to raise funds for youth projects. versus machine, man versus his lawn, man Browsing for bargains among In the town square by the clock versus his wife," the 186 booths along Main and continuous entertainment will be 1 could see a faint glow of recognition Center is a big part of the fun. Con- prOVidedby students in a spring crossing their faces. They were beginning to understand. "Oh, something like, man versus ceived by the chamber as a way for festival of the arts. The sale is the time, man versus deadline, man versus residents to "spring clean" anb be first event here of Michigan Week, senility. " rid of unwanted items, the sale also which will continue next Monday All 'aboard A humble man with only modest expecta- is a social event with neighbors with the traditional Mayor Ex- tions of others, 1leaned back in my chair and who haven't chatted all winter change Day. Come to town - and sighed, secure In the knowledge that they at meeting on Main Street. have fun saying Yes to Northville. least had grasped the concept. I , Wednesday, May11,1983-THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-13-A Readers Speak Genitti's defended on application for liquor license To the Editor: founded In response to some ~nlng Oh· t t t 1 Geake,DVM, Ann S. Cavender, DVM, MarqUis Theater, Northville Cross- whose main purpose is to afford an op- We would like to thank John and Toni Issues In our area several yearSl:ago. Jec S 0 mo orcyc e Northv1lle Travel Plans, Inc., Genitti's. ing, The Little People Shoppe, Liquor portunity to get acquainted with other Genltti for the family restaurant ser- (Cabbagetown Is located east of Center noise in Beacon Woods Village Sweets N' Treats, Anne's Shoppe,Cap & Corp Party Pantry, Piz- newcomers In the Northville area. vice they provide for our community. and south of Eight Mile) "- Fabrics, Village Antiques, Creative za Saloon, Northville Camera & Hobby Thank you all for making "us" possi- Where else can you take a group of 60 We would like to call the attention of To the Editor: Day Nursery, Patricia Lohrer, R.E., Shop,Northville Lanes. ble. after a fund raiser? Northville homeowners to an Important Regarding the editor's comments Twentieth Century Barbers, Connie's A special "thank you" to Jean Day Sincerely, Who else In Northville can cater full meeting of the (city) planning commls- '(Sprlng's In the air - noisily, April 27) Corner Stitchery, Cloverdale and The Record staff. Sharon Valrance co~ meals to 100people In your own slon on Tuesday, May 17.This meeting concerning motorcycle noise In the Dellcatessen Restaurant, Tenpenny In- There are 270 members In the President home. \ will be a public hearing on the question township: in view of the fact that there teriors, Juan Carlos. Newcomer & Alumni organization NorthvllIe Newcomers And where else In Northville can you' of rezoning properties near Northvllle may be some new homeowners In the feel comfortable sending your children Downs on Center and Fairbrook from area, It might be timely for the police to lunch alone? residential to B.P .0. (Business, Profes- department to pUblish the rules regar- C~rtaInlY not In Getzie's or the Win: sional, Office). ding cycles and noise. • ner s Circle. Although not blindly opposed to the The noise on Woodhlll Road and In Because someoneis successful, or at- judicious and appropriate rezoning of Beacon Woodssubdivision Is especially . tempts to provide this community with property, we are concerned that certain bad. variety, and meet its many needs, commitments made at councll Thank you, should they be penalized? I'm sure the meetings in November, 1982,bekept. Tired of Noise • Genlttls are not trying to prey on the Aiso, we are curious as to how far this alchollc dependenciesof people, but In· proposed rezoning will be extended or stead just add a little more flair to the expanded. For example, the proposed Newcomers thank already terrific dining they provide. greenbeit on the disputed Center Street' merchant supporters After all, isn't the object of property that was to limit parking and Malnstreet 78to bring more people into to soften its visual impact has not been To the Editor: . town and Increase the level of Interest created. As our 1982-83year draws to a close, In Northville? Haven't the Genittis done Throughout the racing season, park- the Northville Newcomers wish to just that? Ask the people from ing was from sidewalk to lot line with thank the following merchants for their Franklin, Birmingham, West Bloom- greater density In numbers than ex- support: field and those from the Michigan Gift isted before. This is In cleaI"'violation of Rizzo Realty, Sheehan Enterprises, Association '(M.A.G.S.) who wait for both the stated intent of council and the Ltd., Earl Keim Realty, Casterline reservations and stand in line to get into iegal opinion of the new city attorney - Funeral Home, Inc., Hendrlkson Agen- - the Hole In the Wall. which held that the non-conforming cy, Inc., Copy-Boy Priilt Centers, Nor- . It. Is about time that all of Northville parking of cars could NOT be expanded thville Family Medical Center, Green's begm working together to make our in this residential zone. Creative Home Center. community one of unity and coopera- All residential property owners Fashion Cellar, Silverjet Travel, tlonl There is room for a variety of should bc concerned that Northville re- Schrader's, Paul Johnson Insurance eating and entertaining establlshmenls main a pleasant community with a Agency, One-Ten West Salon, Hair • in our town. viable business and commrcial base. Haus Unisex, Sllger/Livingston Ray and Roxanne Commercial viabillty need not result in Publications, Inc., Insurance Exchange Casterline the erosion ofresidential areas and it ef- Agency, Inc., Long's Fancy Bath Boutl- fecls on property values. que. To the Editor: Rezoning large blocks of residential Land & Sea Gifts, Bookstop, Black's We are writing to express our support property to commercial or related uses Hardware Bookstall, Northville of the Genittl family as they apply for a impacts not only the immediate Gallery of Flowers, Getzie's Pub, Aber- Class C report liquor license. We have neghborhoodsin which f!tese properties • deen's, Family Dentistry, Freydl's, An- enjoyed eating and shopping at their are located, but ultimately every dy!s Meat Hut, Hamlet Food Mart, Nor- establishment for a long time. neighborhood in Northville. thvllle Pizza Station, Caroline Dunphy, The variety of changes that the Genit- Cabbagetown Donna & Lou's Florist, IV seasons tis have made in their business shows Residents' Association Flowers & Gifts, Good Time Party Mothers' Club honored how' progressive and innovative they Store, It's Custard Time, The Marquis are. They offer a most desirable selec- At its meeting Monday evening, Northville year~This year's contribution alone, totaled Boutique, Northville Medical Specialty • tion of goods and services. Countless Resident participation Board of Education unanimously approved a more than $10,000.Receiving the board's cer- Center, Auto-Wise Enterprise Inc., people have enjoyed the food and at- sought for Field,Day Burger Chef. resolution of appreciation recognizing the con- tifica is Mothers' Club member Diane mosphere at the Hole-In-the-Wall. It The House of Antiques, Fifth Avenue tributions of the Northville Mothers' Club to Schra<\er, center, who was presented with the most certainly does NOT have any To the Editor: Hair Bending Team, H.R. Noder's the ~hool district. The Mothers' Club has con- award ~y board president Doug Whitaker and resemblance to a "junkyardl" On Sunday, July 3, the Northville Jeweler, Union 76, D & D Floor Cover- If any of your readers have not yet tributed funds to the school district for 47 vice president Karen Wilkinson. Community Recreation Commission is ing, Inc., Claire Kelly, Carol L. visited Genltt's, we urge them to do so planning a Field Day. and enjoy the decor, the antiques, the Events will include field events for friendliIiess, and especially the food. children and youth, honorary events for Very truly yours, various local officials and groups, and Bill would extend act George and Carole Miller CITY OF NORTHVILLE sponsorship events. • The main purpose of this day is to NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Blood drive o;rganizers reduce the large deficit which resulted used for Mainstreet '78 when the Rec Building needed many thank donors, church repairs. The money is to be raised State Representative Willis Bullard, year extension is mandatory if primarily through the sponsorship pro- Jr. (R-60th District> has co-sponsored Michigan is to participate in the PROPOSED 1983CITY PROPERTY TAX LEVY To the Editor: . .., _ . gram.' ..... ~ .. ':'...... • . legIslation, introduced recently in' the economic recovery, because the next On behalf of the American Red Cross AND However, there Is another purpose. It Michigan House of Representatives, two years will be our only hope in at- PROPOSED 1983-34CITY BUDGET and the Northvllle Jaycettes, we would is hoped that this event will bring the that would extend lor two years provi- tracting new industry and jobs to INCLUDING FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING like to thank all the blood donors that people of the Northville community sions in the Commercial Redevelop- Michigan." took part in the Northville Community together for a day of family fun. ment Act that allow partlcipat.ing com- Drive. Bullard said that the law now allows . Northville is fortunate to have a munities to attract new business local units of government to exempt Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held in the Coun- • I would also like to thank all the wonderful Fourth of July planned for us development through property tax ex- businesses that gladly displayed our new businesses, or businesses adding cil Room of the Municipal Building, 215 W. Main Street, at 8:00 p.m., every year. It Is hoped that the July 3rd emptions. E.D.S.T., on Monday, May 23, 1983, for the purpose of receiving posters and allowed their employees to on or expanding facilities, from paying Field Day will add to it - not detract. Bullard explained that the current testimony and discussing the proposed 1983City tax levy and the pro- donate during working hours. I would property taxes. Now there will be even more reason to language in the law that allows the ex- posed 1983-84City Budget. Including the use of federal revenue shar- especially like to thank the First stay in town for the weekend. emptions, provided at the discretion of "The auto industry is no longer a ing funds. Presbyterian Church for the useof their The committee Is working hard on the local units of government, will expire guarantee of full employment even dur- Proposed 1983Millage Rates: facilltles. plans, and all decisions have not been on Decembe~ 31, 1983.T~e legislation ing prosperous economic times, .. We had a very successful drivel Bullard concluded. "This proposed ex- The following statements are provided in compliance with Public made yet. The rain date of July 4th is that Bullard ISc.o-spoJJS?rmgwould ex- Act5 of1982, as amended, and Public Act 2 of 1968, as amended: Thank you. tentative and, if held then, only the tend the exemptions until December 31, tension of the sunset date would come Co-chairmen The 1983operating millage levy for the City of Northville is proposed sponsorship events will take place. This 1985. at a time when the Commercial Joyce Bousquet to be 15.68 mills, the same rate which was levied In 1982. would be to honor commitments made. "When the Commercial Redevelop- Redevelopment Act is needed most, The 1983millage levy for South Main Street Paving is proposed to be Barb Tarrow We are trying to be objective in work- me~t Act was passed !n 1978, the and adoption of the extension is im- 0.50 mills, the same rate which was levied In 1982. Northville Jaycettes ing with all groups - city and township LegIslature could not predIct the length perative if Michigan intends to create The 1983 millage rate for the Randolph Drain Project is proposed to governments churches Jaycees and of the current recession," Bullard more jobs and get the state back on be 1.20 mills, the same rate which was levied in 1982. • soundeconomic footing." The City Council has authority under the City Charter to set the Cahhagetown group schools,etc. ' , , stated. "It now appears tha the two operating millage rate within Its maximum allowed millage rate, which If anyone has suggestions,we want to was 19.25 mills In 1982. warns of rezoning hear them. There will be more informa- tion as decisions are made and the big 'fo the Editor: Anticipated Equalization Factors: day draws near. Bullard joins suhcommitee While the Cabbagetown Residenls' The 1983 equalization factor for Oakland County is expected to be Judith A. Somershoe 1.00 for all classes. The 1982 Oakland Factor, after equalization by the Association has most recently been in- publlc relations State Tax Commission, was 1.06 for all classes. volved with playground and traffic chairman on local government funds The 1983 equalization factor for Wayne County Is expected to be issues, we have always been interested Field Day 0.9938 for residential, 1.0297 for commercial and 1.0000 for industrial. in zoning. In fact, the association was State representative Willis Bullard, ing handle local government financing. The 1982Wayne factor was 1.0000for all classes. "One of the most important questions Jr., whose Oakland County district in- Federal Revenue Sharing Funds: • this subcommittee has been asked to • cludes a portion of the City of Nor- A hearing on the use of Federal Revenue Sharing Funds was held Representatives hack GOP thville, has been apppointed a member answer Is if local government and on May 2, 1983. Following that hearing, the City Council determined to of a newly·formed HouseTaxation Sub- school financing systems of other states use the 1983-84 Federal Revenue Sharing Funds toward the 1983.84 commltee on local government financ- could be used in Michigan," Bullard payment on the aerial fire truck. economic re'covery plans ing. I said. The 1983-84City Budget is proposed as follows: A former Highland Township super- "My years on the iocal level should General Fund Revenues: visor, the freshman legislator Is the on- help me during my tenure on this Ptoperty taxes $1,245,500 RepUblican State Representatives regulatory functions to be sure they are ly subcommittee member with panel," he said. "I look forward to the State-shared Rev. 290,200 Gerald Law of Plymouth and W1Ilis appropriate and not overly burden- challenge of working with my fellow Licenses, fees 18,000 municipal government experience. Fines, forfeits Bullard of Milford, both representing some. The subcommittee was organized to subcommittee members in analyzing 10,:100 Law and Bullard said the state's Sales & Services 33.100 • portions of Northville, are supporting review existing Michigan programs In local government and school financing I Miscellaneous 109.000 their party's economic development prevailing wage law should be repealed such areas as revenue sharing, proper- and perhaps finding more adequateand Inter-fund Relmb. becauseit acts as a disincentive to pro- 832,130 plan, according to a release from Law's ty taxes, special mlllages IUtdbonding. equitable ways of proViding local Revenue Total $2,538.030 office. jects subsidized by economic develop- The panel Is also charged with review- revenue." GenEl1'alFund Expenditures: The release says the plan is a ment corporations. They added that the Leglslatlvel Judicial $ 32,400 "thorough, comprehensive approach to state should adopt polltices to stimulate Administrative 292,400 revitalizing Michigan businesses and creation of new permanent jobs. Buildings & Grounds 147,400 putting p.."Opleback to work." NOTICE TO BIDDERS Police Department 722,990 Fire & Inspection Product of several months' develop- "Unemployment in Michigan Is a 149,870 staggering problem that has thrown our Public Works 361,000 ment, the plan represents the house MAY 1983 Recreation & Cultural GOP agenda for stimulation of an economy into a tailspin. But we can't 114,350 Other Division 493,320 economic recovery. . address that issue solely by providing CITY OF NOVI Reserve for Prior Deficit publlc works programs," the represen- 224,320 A special Republican task force has Expenditure Total $2,538,030 • been reviewing state government with tatives' statement said. "We'll support NOVI, MICHIGAN the idea of streamlining regulations coordinated job-training efforts, and The Major and Local Street Funds are proposed as follows: and enacting laws to enchance business the use of state pension funds and bon- Sealed proposals will be received by the City of Novl at the of- Revenues:' Major Street Fund Local Street Fund and job opportunities. ding authority to provide caliltal for in- fice of the City Clerk, 45225 West Ten Mile, Novl, Michigan up to Gas & Weight Taxes $80,000 $32,000 The plan includes 38 specifiC pro- vestment. 2:00 p.m. prevailing local time, on May 20, 1983, at which time and Local Contributions 53,700 92,520 Expenditures: $133,700 $124,520 posals, addressing the three major con- "But we also need new and in- place all proposals will be publicly opened and read for furnishing novative Ideas, such as partially forgiv- Transfers between ~pproprlatlons: cerns of regulatory reform, reducing the following materials: As provided In the State Uniform Budgeting and Accounting Act, the business costs and the development of Ing state loans for engineering and general appropriations resolution Is proposed to allow the City long-range policies, according to Law science student who work in Michigan SOFT K COPPER WATER TUBING Manager to transfer up to ten percent (10%) of each appropriation to and Bullard. after being educated here." any other appropriation within each fund, but not between funds. They also supported easing the Although workers and unemployment (1" I 1V2" and 2") compensation reforms were enacted restrictions on contracts between Copies of Proposed Budget Available: • last year, the representatives said the university professors and business to Proposal blanks and specifications required may be obtained Other funds are not Included in the general appropriations resolu- tion, in accordance with the State Uniform Budgeting and Accounting changes will not be effective unless ad- reverse the brain drain of researchers at the office of the City Clerk in the Nov! City Hall. who leave the state's schools for the Act, but are Included for Information In the 1983-34City Budget Docu- ministered properly. All proposals are to be In sealed envelopes plainly marked as private sector. " ment. These funds Include the Equipment Fund, the Water and Sewer "And we stili need to tighten the to item bid upon and must bear the name of the bidder. Fund, the Public Improvements Fund, the Parking Fund, the Special "Michigan b'-at a crossroads," their definition of disability In workers' com- The City reserves the right to reject any or all bids or pro- Assessment Fund and the Allen Terrace Operating Fund. pensation and end the automatic in- statement concluded. "We can continue A complete copy of the 1983-34City Budget Document Is available the pollcles of the past that have posals or any part of the same; to walv~Jrregularitles and/or Infor- creases In unemployment benefits. malities, and to make the award as may appear to be to the best In- for public Inspection at the City Clerk's Office during regular business These types of policies are difficult to discouraged business expansion and in- hours. In addition, a limited number of copies are available to be .te[est otthe City of Novl...... _ _. •.. . •__ enaet, but we can't lose sight of the long creased joblessness. Or we can take a checked out for review by City residents at home. range benefit becauseof the short term new, bold and creative approach to JOAN G. Me ALLISTER solving old problems. We think the Geraldine Stipp CITY CLERK political ,Ufflcultles involved." Publish: May 11,1983 The plan calls for program review Republican agenda Is a good start, and Publish: May 11.,1983 City Clerk (sunset legislation) in order t~ oversee we hopeto seeIt enacated this session." , '. 14·A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-WednesClay, May 11,1983 " ~ ... > ~ ... ~ f}<....) ~..< ~';-' ... ",'" .", ~FREE! [illDCS~[§[sDm .~::' Tires Register To Win Set Of 4 , , FREE! 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I've always been interested In two months and each step of the work residences and businesses. "I enjoy it can be as dramatic as a total renova- design, sowe sold the shop and I started was the result of careful planning. The design and the challenges that go along tionofa home's interior. workingout ofmy home," she said. soft gray exterior was chosen to blend with it inboth areas," she commented. "The size of the home doesn't matter, A member of the Interior Design with the surrounding area. The interior "With the economy, most people are I could walk into a one room home and Association, Sherry worked out of her was designed with goals of maximum staying put and redecorating their pre- • home for three years before deciding to space utilization, energy efficiency and sent homes. I can offer new ideas and Continuedon 3 ==:-J~~!=:= Limited Quantity of SNAPPER. 19823* h.p. SEWING~~AC~INES Join Diocove'TheDllf..-:e HAND PROPELLED ~-;c;;;;;';1 ARE CHEAPER AT TUNE-UP 8 , HI-VAC Snapper § US. I Rear Baggers A RSONS § ON ALL BRANDS ~ - j; § SEWING MACHINE ~ I American ! SAVINGS .j SINGER lJ INCLUDES C"ckl,m,,,,, Croon macn ~ 1983 Price \l 1M Grease Q"ars Lubricate AdJus' RedCros.. UpTo PFAFF 0 u:>Pt't'tenslon Adlust lower 1ft\S1Qr1 Blott:g ..... B.:~~ II hook. Adlust IHd dOg, (hKk shafts 95 • I BERNINA 0 Cntek r~·.rs~''''.m "~"'ac. _ ...n II I o ring Che 'DI15COYII Spring DOWNTOWN MILFORD • AND MllL'OIID Friday & Saturday May13&14 PROSPECT HILL ------PARTICIPATING MERCHANTS------v SAFRAN THE Join the merchants of Milford as they welcome BUSINESS MACHINES Spring with the 1st Annual "Discover Milford [I)0[CJ SEWING BASKET Arms Brothers This Spring" Program. There will be local STORES INC•. wholesalers and retailers of Plant Material on R• Pandora COBB and PATTON o Main St. and at Prospect Hill Shopping Center, • Agency, Inc. I: EO Gift selling and displaying annuals, bushes, trees, H etc. '811e~its~ Shop PARTICIPATING VENDORS dessert shop. inc. • Plant Concepts • Colasanti's tA C g <:A: ' • Beach Tree Farm • Joe Poplars Milford. DISCOUNT VIDEO ~ • Scotts Landscape and Landscape Co. • Dinser's Greenhouse • Milford Tree Auto Sight & Sound T.V. • Brainer's Garden Land • Thompson's • Supply • Garden Club Greenhouse 2~Y~ • Oakland Co. Horticultural Service tokal dimension (Jolb IJrpot ) JOIRIN~8 1i"UhOl\.~ ~ Come Join the Fun! a UPIlOLSTERya IIECOIIAlIl6 The MOPPET- PARTAN TIRE Village Florist SBOPPE Win 830000!! S SERVICE CENTER • main street ART r.------NTRYFORM'------., DISCOVER MILFORD THIS SPRING AND ENTER THE SHOPPING SPREE FASHION FLOORING LittJe Cacsms' Complete this form and drop it off at any of the ady participating merchants t BREEN'S Name: _ otiop Address: _ famUy clIet ItfttJaeM c:eater lid DOSllt Sal•• n It~e Phone: _ • Iverson' s pointe 1st Prize $300.00- 2nd Prize $200.00- 3rd Prize$100.00 Worth or credit toward purchases SPONSORED BY L Drawing May 16 1983 Milford Retail Division 01•the Milford ~ MillOI'd D~pt. Store Lumber Co. , Area Chamber of Commerce SPONSORED BY: The Milford Retail Division of the Milford Area Chamber of Commerce \' "I " f "-..'1, ~ I 2·B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLEDLAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday, May 11, 1983 his colleagues at ~mal Symes got Jakubowski also said the • a real heads tart on the recovery by outstanding success of Superflsky . BeA using the slow period of the past 2* and other Rymal Symes associates Winner Business Briefs years to strengthen their skUls and Is particlparly pleasing in light of abUlties," said Jakubowski. "They the fact the company Is celebrating InThe Lo- . were all charged up and ready to its 60th anniversary and beginning I a second successful 60 years "with GameOf seize the opportwl1ty when it oc- PAUL J. SERWINEK (on the curred." a truly spectacular start." Life ... right in photo at left>, receives a BeABlood citation from Thomas Miller representing the American THE PHONE BOOTH, 314 North Main Street, Milford, Is a new • Donor Fellowship Mutual Insurance Com- business that offers customers a chance to buy telephones instead of pany. serwinek, of Mllford; was renting them. ' named the number one agent in the The Phone Booth offers phones in such styles as; cordless, tradi- state of Michigan for the second tional, answering machines and phone accessories. A customer can year in a row for American see a demonstration of the phone and try it out before purchasing it. + Fellowship. Phones made by Uniden, Panasonic, ITT and Tele-concept are featured brands the store carries. The store is open Monday through Ildplu:t:p Staurday, 10a.m. to 5:30 p.m., and until 8 p.m. on Fridays. RL-d Cnl"\ rcatI): A United Way Agency 8erwiJiek is the president of in- surance Advisors, Incorporated, an independent agency in Union PAULJ. SERWINEK Lake. HIGHLAND-MILFORD FOOT SPECIALISTS has set up shop at • . BUYNOWANDSAVEUPTOS1299. .. 1183 South Milford Road, Highland. The new office offers a wide variety of services for a range of foot - ALL GEAR DIRECT DRIVE THE NEW SHERATON OAKS HOTEL In Novl has won an Award problems, including; fractures, sprains, corns, callouses, bunions, se- -INSTANT FORWARD & REVERSE of Excellence from the Sheraton Corporation for "outstanding Interior cond surgical opinions, and office and hospital surgery for adults' and atmosphere and design." / children's foot problems. - CAST IRON ENGINES The award, presented annually to selective new and/or renovated Dr. H. Lefkowitz and Dr. I.Steiner are both doctors of podiatry. - NO BELTS hotel properties, was presented by Joseph McInerny, president of The office is located in Lakeview Plaza along with a number of other Sheraton Inns, Incorporated, during the Sheraton Midwest Regional medical specialists. Council meeting in Missouri. Accepting the award on behalf of the Sheraton Oaks were hotel administrators Raymond P. Biggs and Shelby Fox. The hotel interior, which features a soaring central atrium and contemporary appointments in oak, brass and varying shades of burgundy, was coordinated by local designer Stephen Mitchell. McInerny cited the Sheraton Oaks as an " ... example of excellence in designing 'livable' space: warm, lush and wholly in tune. with a d\\t1 - modern, suburban environment." ~ should be your choIce. See The Sheraton Oaks is located at 1-96 and Novi Road, opposite the rugged Gravely Systems today' Twelve Oaks Mall. FOOTE GRAVELY TRACTOR PAUL FOLINO, State Farm Insurance Companies agent in Nor- • 48401 Or.nd Rlyer, Noyl.1th Mile W. of Noyl Rd. thville, has been named to the Legion of Honor, one of the company's most prestigious recognition groups. Mon.-Sat 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 348-3444 To qUalify, an agent must achieve high-quality standards in all aspects of the business, as the firm has determined Folino has done in 22 years with State Farm. A resident of the city of Northville, Folino is a member of the city PIETILA BROS. POOLS Priced Right! council. In-Ground Fanta-Sea Solar Pool Pool Complete! Financing Available! THE BAIT STOP SPORTS SHOP is ready for the fishing season. Special Located in New Hudson at 57010Grand River, at the corner of Milford • Road, the Bait Stop Sports Shop offers live bait and tackle, according ~ to manager Jerry Noble. Bait includes minnows, crawlers and red SEVERSON'S MILL in New Hudson is planning a May 15 Grand ~ worms. All types of tackle are sold, such as rods, rdels and minnow opening celebration. The pUblic is welcome to attend the celebration, 5;;~ .': buckets. Hours are 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday and Sunday and 8 a.m. to which begins at 9 a.m. and ends at 6 p.m. Door prizes will be presented ~~ 3 p.m. Monday-Friday. Noble said the hours will change to ac- and refreshments will be available. Located at 56675Shefpo, near d comodate the different fishing seasons. The phone number there is Grand River, the site is the former New Hudson Elevator. The old mill 14'x28' (313) 437-6088. Installed! was recently purchased by Dick and David Griffith and Marv Sever- son. Above-Ground Pool Special $5995 15x30 ft. swim area. JUDy BELL of Northvllle recently attended a week-long session One of the oldest mills in the area, the building was restored and • Complete! Complete with deck, in education, training and motivation at the international head- upgraded by the three partners. Severson's Mill carries a complete See Our Top-Quality fence and filter. $2995 quarters of Mary Kay Cosmetics, Inc. in Dallas. line of animal food, medicine and pet supplies. Bell was recently appointed director-in-qualification and the Custom mixing and blending is the primary feature of the Sharkline .::-::-F=ln_a-:n_cl"":,n__g"":,A,:,:"va_i1_ab_le_~ --, business, which attempts to meet any special needs of its customers. Pools S50 Trade-In Allowance Toward New Filter Dallas training is to prepare her for the position of independent sales . ... ~ . direcotr. " • . I Severson is a siding contractor from South Lyon. Northville resi- She now begins a three-month qualification period. After meeti~g \ 15Roundyr. warranty!or oval I•• Pietila• • • Pool• • Chemical• • • • • dent Dick Griffith lives on a farm and raises animals. David GrHfith, performance standards, she will be eligible for appointment as sales of Brighton, owns a carpet, drapery cleaning and manufacturing J.'~----""'-~"''''''' I Coupon Specials director August 1. business in Detroit. ..$ ~ .• ,1·r ft- I ,~~ ....9 ..,~ IlLIqUid 99c Gal& Severson's Mill is open Monday through Saturday fx:om9 a.m. until ,,'" Chlorine •••••••.. Dep FIL SUPERFISKY of Rymal 6~~ • ""-::..,.....::..-.....,'J 99 ~ . " ,~ ..'/ I ~g.~a~i.~ .. ~1.~~t.2••• ~ 1 Gal. Symes Realtors in Novi is leading a J • v A S :1-r{;}v ;1>1:) tff';1 one-man housing sales recovery. 25 During the first four months of SOUPS AND SANDWICHES are served delicatessen style at The I Granular 20lb $48 Deli at Novi's Twelve Oaks Mall. Solar Covers I Chlorine . 1983,Superfisky has achieved over NOW 25% OFF $2 million in sales. Located on the lower level near JCPenney's, The Deli is the third . FREE Water Analysis I ghi~~~:.~!~·..~.1445 such restaurant in the metro Detroit area and features a variety of Spas Hot Tubs & Chemicals I In announcing Superfisky's home cooked soups, fresh fruit salads and combination sandwiches Filters and Parts E-Z Chlor $1290 I Feeder Pak ••••••• outstanding sales record, Rymal with the highest qUality meats. Diet plates, fresh shrimp blintzes and Replacement Liners Symes President Conrad kosher-style delicacies such as lox, corn beef pastra~i and bagles Winter & Solar Covers I Save on any or all of these specials also are available. ' Games & Inflatables ••••• COUPON •••• Jakubowski reported that his $2 million first quarter helped push Decorative party trays are made at The Deli with the finest ar- • Rymal Symes' total first quarter tisti~ qUality. ~ith a choice of meats, cheeses and fruits, party trays sales volume up 127 percent over . prOVide convemence to entertaining. PlfTILA 8ROS. POOLS . A contemporary setting of bright green and white, accented with HOWELL the same period a year ago. FARMINGTON ~Icker, pottery and a nuevo art decor, creates a refreshing and effi- 2549 E. Grand River ffi 30735 Grand River "While the real estate industry , 517/548-3782 313/478-4978 CIent atmosphere. The Deli offers prompt and efficient service with OPEN 7 DAYS IN HOWELL L..-\ in general is experiencing qUick carry-out service to accommodate shoppers. - something of an increase in "We have a pool to fit your budget-and your yard" The Deli is open 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday and business this year, Superfisky and FIL SUPERFISKY noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. WORKHORSE '[jl '. . . '. I' ••.• '. b~ ~WheelHo~ Horse LT 1137 Garden Tractor Sale FEATURES: BEAT THE PRICE INCREASE - BUY NOWI • 11 horsepower synchro·balanced· Prices •• plr. ~15-83 Briggs & Stratton engine LT 1637 • 3·speed transmission FEATURES: C 105 8-speed C 125 8-speed • Steel frame and cast·iron • 16 horsepower twin cylinder SALE FEATURES: FEATURES: • 10 horsepower casHrOfl Kohler ellOtne • front axle Briggs & Stratton engine· OPTIONS: • 12 horsepower cas' _on Kohler eng",e • a·speed'ransrnos$lOfl "- • a SP&8d ',ansrnosSlOn • 37" mower • 3·speed transmission • 5.5, 10.0 cu. ft. • S'eel 'rame and casl'_OfllrOfl' axle • Steel !rame alld cas, _on !rOflIa.1e • Service and parts • Steel frame and cast·iron wl'h3S"M_er dump carts g. wlth3S"M_er availability front axle • 6 bu. rear grass Reg. '320000 • 37" mower bagger ~:Cjg~OO SALE OPTIONS: with 37" Mower • Service and parts • 37" snowthrower SALE • 5.5, 10.0 cu. fl. availability • 42" blade 00 00 dump carts Reg. '199500 • And more $2495 $2695 • 6 bu. rear grass with 37" Mower bagger Reg. '239500 C 145 Automatic C 175 Automatic • 37" snowthrower 00 FEATURES: FEATURES: .42" blade 0 • 14 horsepower casl·_Ofl Kohler ellOone • 17 horsepower caSI _OflKr>I.In·..ngone • And more SALE '1495 • AutomatIC transmossoon • Au'omatIC lransrnlslllon SALE '1795° • S'eellrame and cast·_on 'ronl a.1e • S'eetlrame anllcas,·_Ofl 'rOl'1a.1e • with 42" MOOter wlth4&"M_er GT 1142 with 42" Mower GT 1642 with 42" Mower GT 1848 with 48" Mower ~eg~oo SALE Reg. '469500 FEATURES: FEATURES: FEATURES: sA~g SALE • 11 horsepower synchro·balanced'" • 16 horsepower twin·cylinder • 18 horsepower twin·cylinder 00 00 Briggs & Stratton engine Briggs & Stratton engine Briggs & Stratton enQine IC $3495 $3795 • 8·speed transmission • 8·speed transmission • Automatic transmiSSion • Steel frame and cast·iron • Steel frame and cast·iron • Steel frame and cast·iron C 175 a-speed C195 front axle front axle front axle FEATURES: ~EATURES: • 17 horsepowerlWln·cyllntler • '9 horsepower !won.cylondor • Tach·a·malic'" • Tach·a·malic(l) • Tach.a.matic") Kohler engine KohlereflOlne hitch system hitch system hitch system • a·apeed transrnlsslon • AutomatIC ',ansrnos$lOfl • 42" mower • 42" mower • 48" mower • Sleellr_ entI casl'~Ofl Ironla.1e • Sleellr_ alld caSI _Ofl"Oflla.1e wlth4."M_er wlthSO"M_., • • Mows, tills, removes • Mows, tills, removes • Mows, tills, removes snow and more Reg. Reg. '4050" Reg. '580000 • Service and parts • ~~~1c~n~n~~~~ts Reg. •~~~1c~~n~~~~ts Reg. 00 SALE SALE availability '2695 availability '319500 availability '399500 We Take Trade·lns SALE'1995" SALE '2295" SALE '2995· , $~33~5OO $479500 HIGHLAND OUTDOOR CENTER(313)887-3434 Highland Outdoor Center 1135 So. Milford Rd., Highland (1 mile S. of M·59) OPEN M.·F. 910 6 SAT. 9 10 4 • Iii 11135 S. Milford Rd., Highland (313)887.3434 - • Wednesday, May 11, 1983-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-3-0 Comp 'error' draws ~awsuit I Gre.t!.~~~:j,~~~~~~:::'~~~,uenJ Michigan. Products created In the state the State of Michigan." The Michigan State Chamber of Com- mission as $365.56, the chamber con- The $1.5 million figure Is a cost the refusal to correct this mistake. It Is range from the Kellogg brothers' com The program Is tntended to stimulate merce filed suit last week to force the tends. As a result, the maximum estimate based on the annual hard to Imagine that an error resulting flakes, Fred Sanders' chocolate Ice and encourage greater use of state Bureau of Worker's Disability benefit (defined as 90 percent of the eqUivalent of 5,800 claimants at or near In an underpayment of $1.5 million cream soda, Frank Gerber's baby food technology and engtneerlng talent In Compensation to correct an error the average wage) should be $323, not $330, the maximum and receiving over- would not have been corrected. and August Fruehauf's seml-trailr to development of new products. • chamber says could cost state said Rick Grattan, the chamber's payments of about $7 per week. "Despite recent progress toward Henry Ford's Model T assembly line Any new product machine process The state attorney general has Inter- employers $1.5 mUlion If allowed to general counsel. workers' compensation reform, the and Dow Chemical's Saran Wrap and or material develo~d totally ~r tn pari stand. . "Despite the obvious MESC mistake, preted the Workers' D1sabl1lty Compen- current situation could easily become a sation Act tn such a way that the major setback In our efforts to em- Stryofoam. In Michigan may be entered (entries for The suit, filed tn Lanstng Circuit the bureau of worker's dlsabl1lty com- Several state groups have joined to this year's award closed last week) average weekly rage determtnatlon Court May 3, seeks to make the bureau pensation and the attorney general phasize the more positive aspects of do- recognize Innovation and Its role In the The product must have been on th~ wl1\stand as determined by MESC. Ing bustness In Michigan. revise the state average weekly wage have refused to correct a very costly er- state economy through the creation of market at least one year but no more figure, on which maximum disability ror that could result tn hundreds of "It Is unconscionable that the state "The last thing Michigan's stili- the Governor's New Product Award than five years. benefits are based. Michigan job providers being reqUired expects employers to cover Its notorious work comp system needs is mistakes and continue to overpay this kind of publicity," he concluded. Program. Judging is by representatives of the The state average weekly wage of to pay some $1.5 million In worker's The first awards wUl be presented as four sponsoring agencies along with workers' comp benefits," Grattan said. "Hopefully, the matter wUl soon be $358.89 was miscalculated by the compenslltiOi. benefits tn 1983," Grat- ~art of Michigan Week celebration May representatives from Michigan tan said. "We are particularly disappointed In resolved." Michigan Employment Security Com- 14-21. engineering schools. Sponsors of the award are the Michigan Department of Commerce, Winners of this year's competition Michigan Manufacturer's Association, wl11be presented by Paula Blanchard, •State honors small business leaders Michigan Society of Professional the state's first lady and Michigan Engineers and the Greater Michigan Week Ambassador at the noon meeting Foundation. of the Economic ClUb of Detroit Mon- Michigan observances of national Lawyer Advocate of the Year; and R. The event was co-sponsored by the In· Businesses, Office of Economic The state purpose of the award is "to day, May 16 at Cobo Hall. Small Business Week began Monday Dale Moretz of Jackson, owner of Mid- dependent Business Association, Development - Michigan Department recognize excellence in engineering, Winners will be tnvlted to display with day-long activities highlighted by American ProdUCts, Inc. - Small Michigan Manufacturer's Association, of Commerce, Small Business Advisory design and manufacture of new pro- their products at Cobo through the end an awards .ceremony at the Hilton Inn Business Person of the Year. Michigan State Chamber of Commerce, Council and U.S. Small Business Ad- ducts for their merit and contribution to of Michigan Week May 21. ministration. In Lansing. Raymond L. Hirshman, state district National Federation of Independent director of the U.S. Small Bustness Ad- Honored at the luncheon were two ministration, said "the success of these Michigan persons honored at the na- Individuals shows that the small • tlonallevel: Steven Adkovat, editor of business community can respond to the He issues challenge the Bustness Monday section of the Residential • Commercial challenges of today's economic condi- t;/I Detroit Free Press - National Media tions with Innovative methods tohelp Advocate of the Year and; Adeltne By JAMES BARRETT ~ -ALL NIEW- ~ Improve the climate for bustness tn Laforet of Southfield, owner of Pro- President Michigan," Mich1gan State Chamber of Ccmmerce Care One, Inc. - National Women-In· The awards luncheon was followed by ~ !vOf' &, Business Advocate of the Year. O r7lic~ an update and question and answer ses- With May 8-14 being proclaimed National Small Business Week by President (jte;lJ landscape Supplies Q.fi Honored as state leaders were sion on the status of priority recommen- Reagan, now is the time to recognize Michigan's entreprenuers. On behalf of our q Lawrence Burks of Midland, executive dations formulated at the 1981 Michigan more than 6,400 members, I salute the numerous accomplishments alld ~ OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK /! vice president of Chemical Bank & Conference on Small Bustness. I achievements of small bustness people throughout Michigan. Trust - Michigan Banker Advocate; Workshops followed featurtng 45 This year's theme, "There's No Bustness Like Small Business," Is especially ~ 431-8009 Walter McMurty of Detroit, president mtnute concurrent programs on five appropriate because through development of various patents, tnnovatlons, tnven- 54001 Grand River - New Hudson • of the Southeastern Michigan Business topics: exporting, state flnanctng, t10ns and jobs, small business has contributed greatly to Michigan'S economic -Trucking Development Center - Mtnority Ad· federal procurement, SBA services, and social structure. Landscape Tools Supplies vocate; Albert Spladtng of Southfield, and federal R & D opportunities. Each And, keep tn mtnd, every one of today's large business firms started Its private -Bulldozing °Ora .. Seed °Fertlllzer president Financial Graphics Corpora- program was presented twice. oWheelbarrow.oShovel. enterprise journey as yesterday's small business. I -Excavating -Rak •• -Spreaders oComplete line of Ortho tion - Accountant Advocate. State senators. and representatives Michigan's entrepreneurs and small bustness owners are among the most Also: Richard McLellan of Lansing, discussed small business issues on an dynamic and innovative leaders in the business community, as well as tn the Decorative Screened Peat & Seiling by your partner in Dykema, Gosset, Spencer, Informal basis at a legislative reception communities which they live and do bustness. Stone Topsoil & MIxed Soli. Goodnow and Trigg - Michigan bushel or our In the late afternoon. Their consistent willtngness to confront uncerialnty with creativity and deter- Oled & Ilode Lava Rode oWood ChIp. oShredded mtnatlon prepares Michigan to face the challenges ahead. They are truly a com- 0Dolomlte White Stone lark 0Cedar Shredded lark Bags petitive, vital segment of our economy. _ ANY QUANTITIES DELIVERED 7 DA YS A WEEK - Census to survey emplqyees In r.act, a recent U.S. Small Bustness Admtnlstratlon study conludes that, while 1982 was a difficult year for business overall, declines In sales, profits and Local representatives of the Bureau try. Employment and unemployment employment were not as damaging to the small bustness sector as they were to •. of the Census will conduct a survey of statistics are used to provide a conttnu- large bustnesses. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • employment tn this area durtng the tng measure of the national economic A major reason for this commendable performance is attributed to careful con- • • work week of May 16-21, said Robert G. health. trol of costs by small bustnesses. The stUdy also found that It is the small firms McWilliam, director of the bureau's In March, the survey indicated of the which retain employees longer than do large firms durtng recesslonary periods. i Brand ~penin9 i Detroit regional office. 110.5 million people In the civilian work In Michigan, small bustness has made a remarkable contribution to the force, 99.1 million were employed. The economy. Between 1960 and 1976, of all new jobs created In Michigan 79 percent I : In addition to the usual questions on : May 14th, 1983 national unemployment rate was 10.3 were tn firms classified as small bustnesS. current 'employment, the May survey • percent, one-tenth of a point lower than Of the approximate 200,000 registered firms tn this state today, some 95 percent • will tnclude others concerntng pension : TUB FOR ALL SEASONS, Inc_ : tnFebruary. fit the description of small bustness and employ fewer than 100 people each. Col- : Complete Accessories & Chemicals : and retirement plan coverage. Information supplied by Individuals lectively, they employ about 59 percent of Michigan'S total non-farm work force. • The survey is conducted for the U.S. participating tn the survey Is, by law, In addition, they playa critical role as sattellte suppliers to large tndustry. One :• • Swimming Pools :• kept strictly confidential and results Department of Labor tn a scientifically- large corporation, for example, reports about 89 percent of Its Michigan-made • (Above and In-Ground) • designed sample of approlCimately are used only to compile statistical products are supplied by firms having fewer than 100 employees. 71,000 households throughout the coun· totals. In the future, Michigan can expect that a substantial majority of all new jobs :• - Hot Tubs :• will come from small business. • • Spas • While offering recognition for their accomplishments, I also take this op- : • Custom Decks : Jouppi to address CPAs portunity to present a challenge to the state's small business community. I urge small bustness owners tn Michigan to become more active participants • • Professional Water r------.,. tn the legislative and political processes. There Is a need to affect I~gislatlve and : Testing I COUPON I: Arvid F. Jouppi, nation~~=;-known will speak on "The World Car is Here- regulatory change. financial analyst on the automotive tn- Can World Accounttng be Far Behind?" Small bustness people working together through local chambers of commerce, : NEW LOCATION I 0/ I: dustry :md world auto-related The one-day CPA conference will also 20 other community groups and statewide organizations, such as the State economics, will be among the speakers feature speakers David Landslttel, : 14495. Milford Rd., Highland : /0 OFF:: Chamber, must demand that the Michigan legislature be more responsive to job CPA and chairman of the auditing stan- : In Colonial Village Square I Initial Chemical Purchase I: • at a Current Accounttng Issues Con- development throgh efforts to keep legislative and regulatory costs competitive ferenceMay 17. dards board of the American Institute : One Mile South of M-59 I and/or Pool Opening I: of CPAs and Abraham J. Briloff, CPA with those tn other states. : L J: Sponsored by the Michigan Associa- and distinguished professor of accoun- We all have the same goal- economic development and the creation of jobs tn • (313)887-8651 I Tub For All Seasons-Expires 6-7-83 I. tion of Certified Public Accountants tancy, City University of New York. Michigan - and small bustness owners are tn a great position to help ens~ that (MACPA), the conference Is at Long's The program begins with 8 a.m. the bureaucrats, the legislature and the governor do their share to attain that r••••• 8••••¥ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• : Convention Center tn Lansing. registration and will Include workshop goal. Jouppi, president of Arvld Jouppl sessions on technical topics concerning Associates, Inc., Grosse Potnte Farms, CPAs and their practices...... ACOBSEN LTX11 Lawn Tractor Design studio is showroom .. HOMELITE •Continued from 1 Individual samples of wallpaper are 11 hp. 42" Mower· Weight: 668pounds on file so that the customer can have a be excited about the design. I'm appeal- single sheet to take home instead of ---"""="-~ FREE tng to people and their needs. Almost having to carry around the traditionally Reg. $2169 anyone looking into design can afford unmanagable books. The files are color Jacobsen 18" the medium price range. You can find coordinated tn an effort to simplify the Lawn King 3 HP quality at a higher price, but many ex- selection. Sale $ Mower With cellent designs can be found at the Custom-made furniture samples are 1449 medium price range. I want to offer on display along with a large fabric The Purchase things that will appeal to a variety of selection. people," she continued. • Briggs & Stratton 11 h.p. synchro balanced engine of an LTX11 An unUSUally large selection of prints ~ • Electric start & lights Lawn Tractor Sherry has designed her studio with are available for- order and picture • 42" Mower, 3 blades • 6 speed trans. with high & low range • the idea of offering a huge selection of framing Is another service that Is of- ·32" turning radius 95 merchandise tn an uncluttered setttng. fered. • Oversized tires $229 Value ..JACOBSEN RMX11E Riding Mower 8 & J Gas and Oil Co. HOM LITE 11 hp Briggs & Stratton Synchro-Balanced Super Bagger Self Push Mulching Mower Propelled Mower Reg $289 95 SPECIAL FOR MAY Reg. $1499 Reg $449 Q!; • Sale $13995 IJ Sale 95 $319 • Ru,t reSistAnt • HNVY dt.Ity (',1st alumlnum d«k • Htgh vacuum In\Ik:hlng SALE • Twtn bladocuttlng .3....,hPBnoosA SIr.non 8nQine Electric Start Pow.rBurat • S.tf Propelled Mulchlnc • 30'12" cutting width Mow.r -11 hp Briggs & Stratton electric start Reg. $499.95 • Charging system • Recoil start Sale 527495 • Variable speed drive command control • Rack & pinion steering • Front pivot axle Optional rear bagger with • We Carry Other AMOCO Products: purchase of riding • Oils. Greases • Gas - Diesel Fuel Oil mower *.Cash and Carry * Reg. $124.00 29330 Wixom Rd.-Wixom .. t... Sale $95 New Hudson Power Hours: Mon.-Frl. 9-6 Across from Ford Plant AMOCO 53535 Grand River at Haas Sat. 9-4 2 miles west of Wixom Rd. 437~1444 685-1541 MO~5Fri. 349-1961 .I~ /~ .._------_. i· l-B--SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday, May 11, 1983 Is bankruptcy really 'easy way out?' • By MICHELLE ODROBINA Into difficulty, Sometimes, when a creditor sees that Special Writer a debtor is trying to extricate himself, he will jump the gun, start the lawsuit, get a JUdgement and aJl the Bankruptcy filings, whose numbers have Increased assets because he knows the debtor doesn't have a In the past couple of years, have caused pain and 'Sometimes, we have to ad- lawyer. Super Sale shock for the Individuals and business owners who vise ... there isn't really' an And that's why, on the whole, it's a dangerous prac- limited Quantity of 1982 suffer property or business loss. They also have alternative.' tice. ~f it works, he's a hero. If it doesn't work, he's become controverslaJ. out of business. The penalty for him failing is so 4 hp- 22" Self-Propelled • severe that In my opinion it Isn't worth taking the The person, whether businessman or consumer, - Jerome B. Greenbaum risk. ....ho flies for bankruptcy SUffers one of the worst pro- Mulchers blems he or she can face outside of heaJth or marital Insolvency Attorney problems, said Jerome B. Greenbaum, Southfield at- • What are some of the questions that come up Reg. $399.95 torney and West Bloomfield resident. most often when you're counsel1Dg someone? 95 Well, the question most-often asked Is "Are you With trade.in sure this will work?" The other questions the so,V~$279 Greenbaum is one of a couple of dozen Detroit-area ago. Bankruptcy is sometimes a necessity that oc- run attorneys speciaJizing in Insolvency cases. He curs through no fault of the debtor. gamut, generaJly Involving speclflcs of the clients' of your old mower counsels corporate clients, speclflcaJly In retail own business. HIGHLAND OUTDOOR CENTER trade, to seek aJtematives That's not to say some people don't get themselves 1135 S. Milford Rd., Highland (313)887-3434 Into a situation knowing they can pull that bankrupt- utslde bankruptcy court. (1 Mile S. of M-59) M-F 9 to 6; Sat. 9 to 4 • cy chain if they have to. • What do you think of the retail trade through On behalf of his debtor clients, he travels to New York to negotiate setUements with creditors centered Some people get Into a situation In a consumer dealingsWell, forwlthmostyourpart,cUents?rosy. This .Isn't any comment • _ . there. sense of haVing lost a job. In terms of business, sometimes a man has had a business 30 or 40 years on the retail business In generaJ, because In our area Greenbaum has been practicing law 20 years and and the neighborhood changes - a plant closes near- the retaIl business hasn't been very good. But, by the Roof Top Delivery on Shin prior to establishing Greenbaum, Greenbaum and by, redlining by manufacturers or banks, anyone of a time the debtor is finished, they end up in most cases Gold was an assistant U.S. attorney In Detroit. number of things. paying a percentage of their debts to their creditors, Through no fault of his own, h~ has to seek the retaining the store and their Inventory and going HISfather's law firm aJso speciaJlzed In Insolvency assistance of an Insolvency proceeding of som~ type back in business without any liability or debts what- and Greenbaum recaJls clients coming to the family which might include bankruptcy. soever. home to protect their =-nonymity. We have found - and I say aJmost without excep- tion - that with every debtor who gets into difficulty, Retail He said the philosophy of this country's bankruptcy • in addition to having a problem such as economic code, adopted from English practice, is to give the • Describe how you advise corporate clients. climate, there Is usuaJly something that they've been ;Resldentlal person a fresh start. Probably the first thing we would do would be to doing wrong. ~~~=iii --====:..• .. Commerdall ~~~1_ find out initially how pressured they are by credltors. Sometimes they haven't been watching their CALLTODAY ! Greenbaum responded to severaJ questions deaJing For instance, I ask them whether they have severaJ overhead. Sometimes it's because they opened a se- FORPRICES ....Ith bankruptcy. judgements against them, whether the landlord Is cond or third store when they weren't properly evicting them, whether the bank is in the process of capitaJized to do it and they tried to run it on the We stock the most complete line of • Do you feel the bankruptcy procedure Is being foreclosing on a loan and threatening to take aJl the creditors' money. abused? business assets that were used to secure the loan. Or, sometimes management is the problem. A It's true that the recent recodification of the If the answer to those questions Is "yes" probably father will be running a store, and he'~l.take his son : UHiTEIDINS~Uppiy Bankruptcy Act. . . makes bankruptcy more we would have to seek the assistance of a bankruptcy in. When the father is from the old school and the son palatable to a lot of people. Some of its provisions eas- court. Once a bankruptcy petition is filed, there is an is from the new school and they can't see eye to eye, ANDSALESINC. ed up the burdens on debtors and allowed them to automatic stay on all these various type$ of pro- pretty soon the ship, or the business we caJl a ship, is II • 1380 N. MAIN • ANN ARBOR 662-3213 keep more of their property than they would ordinari- ceedings. going in two directions and there is no captain. ly have kept. Then the debtor has an opportunity to reorganize or Divisivness of management is sometimes a problem, ... "Free Instruction Booklets & Assistance by our Experienced Personnel" ._ •• People in the credit field, especiaJly, have said that even to liqUidate if that's'what he wants to do. But at so there's aJways something. bankruptcy is being abused because of the easing of least there Is time to deaJ with his problem without GeneraJly - and before I ever look at a baJance the burden on the debtor. But, I don't think so, and the pressure of his telephone ringing or the bailiff ap- sheet - I taJk to the client in order to find out I'm not saying the prior act was too restrictive. pearing at the door. something about the business. From experience, I SNAPPER I think the increase in filings probably has more to On the other hand, an astute business person will can usually pick up on what the problem is. Then we do with the current economic conditions and is aJso reaJize that his best opportunity for saJvaging the spend as much time in working out the details of the due to high interest rates and the problems that business is to seek legaJ assistance at an early stage. creditor's arrangment as we do on resolving the pro- SPRING SPECTACULAR causes. When that person cQmes to us, we can generaJlly help blem that put him into the insolvency situation In the 1think bankruptcy is the last resort to most people, him without resorting to the delays and expenses of a first place. FREE tractor attachments worth uptoS800 and I"don't think anyone takes the step lightly. bankruptcy court. plusa19"Snapper. side discharge walk mOiiiir. • Purchase a SNAPPER traclor and receIVe FREE your chooce of year-i'OUnd work-sav'"9 • How would you advise someone afraid of the NOTICE TO ALL AREA I lractor attachments plus a FREE 19- SNAPPER SIde discharge walk mower Lawn stigma of bankruptcy? • Do you think there's a do-it-yourself bankruptcy BUSINESSES care. gardeOing. Fall clean-up. and snow When somebody comes to us, we explore the aJter- kit or is Itbest to seek a lawyer's advice? • removal are fast and easy WIth a SNAPPER natives to bankruptcy. Sometimes, we have to ad- It's always interesting to me that most people DECAL SERVICES INC. lractor and attachments Be ready for all your vise' , . there isn't reaJly an aJternative. wouldn't attempt to do their own brain surgery or ex- year round garden needs Snap up Has just opened a sales office in Novi. these S8V1llgS dum19 the SNAPPER We deal very forthrightly with the problem of the tract their own teeth, but so Inany people think that Spong SpecI~lar V'Slt your stigma, or the aJleged stigma. Sometimes the debtor they can help themselves (at law). We are here to help you with your fleet SNAPPER dealer now won't bring it up, but it's aJways an issue we address. The bankruptcy code is so technicaJ that even and industrial identification needs. We want to let them know at the beginning what lawyers have a difficult time getting through the pro- FOR INFORMATION WRITE: theY'r~ facing. cedure. For the lay person, I'd say bankruptcy is • DECAL SERVICES INC. reaJly not possible to get through without difficulty. I suppose bankruptcy is becoming a little like P.o. Box 274 or Call C.A. PINKERTON, PRES. I'd say that some of the people who come to us have Noyl, MI480S0 349-7950 dIVorce as opposed to the way it was viewed 20 years been former do-it-yourselfers and gotten themselves Hobbies'need budgeting, too 7 state CPA group recommends WARNING SIGNALS THAT CAN SAVE -. PREPARED BY THE MICIDGAN ASSOCIATION disorder. Buying economically, much as a skilled YOUR LIFE•••IF OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS purchase agent does for a business, is benflciaJ. Like YOU SEE YOUR Hobbies are meant to be relaxing diversions that a professionaJ, you can wait for speciaJ saJes, bUy off- DOCTORI allow you to forget life's harsh reaJities. But for season and plan ahead so expenses are spread out. some, a hobby induces finar.::laJ irresponsibilty. Collectors are probably best advised to put money la Change in bowel or bladder Eager to complete a set of stamps or acqUire a into fewer items of higher vaJue. CPAs generaJly habits. missing volume, many collectors go overboard in agree such an approach adds to the luster of a collec- 2. A sore that does not heal. their spending. So, if your hobby fills your leisure tion, and offers better potential for increasing the col- HURRYI 3. Unusual bleeding or discharge. time but also tempts you to spend the grocery money, lection's vaJue. OFFER here are some guidelines from the Michigan Associa- Some collections have a way of generating their 4. Thickening or lump in breast ENDS .. tIOnof CPAs. own costs. Antiques, for example, often need special or elo;ewhere. cleaning, restoring or repairs. SOON Rule One: Budget. CPAs suggest applying a Indigestion,ordiJIicultyin Storing a collection often poses another challenge. S. bUSiness approach to preparing your bUdget. Find out ~wallowing. how much is being spent, using last year's spending Apart from living space a hobby takes up, some col- asaguide. lections require costly protective measures, like 6. Obvious change in wart NORTHVillE HIGHLAND Identify all costs relating to your hobby, including photographs which are best stored In acid·free fram· or mole. magazines, club dues or travel to hobby conventions. ing materiaJs or plastic sleeves. 7. Nagging cough or hoarseness. MARK'S SMALL EIIGIIiE Confronting the total spent can be unnerving, but An important move is to insure a collection against HIGHLAND OUTDOOR could help make you more practical. casualty or theft losses. But the current law limits the 16959 Northville Road 1135 South Milford Road Knowing last year's expenses may lead to amount of law that quaJifies for a tax deduction. The economies that could breath new life into your hobby. loss must exceed 10 per.cent of adjusted gross annual 349-3860 887-3434 For example, you might discover buying supplies on income, after a $100 exemption. t= 'f] a plecemeaJ basis put a drain on your resources. Op- Whatever fate awaits, it is a good idea to have a col- 1 BLOCK SOUTH OF 6 MILE RD. 1 MILE SOUTti OF M-59 ting to buy a full year's worth of glue at once may lecton professionally appraised. Photographs are save money. especially useful when questions of Insurance or tax For some hobbyists, impulse buying is a terminal loss come up. Disposing of a collection always raises tax issues. If the collection is sold, the gain is subject to federaJ .Income tax rules. If donated to an accredited charity Women in Accounting or non-profit group, and its vaJue substantiated with written appraisals, it may bring a tax deduction. May 23 speaker set Reduction Sale!! Bill Belaney will State Bank. He was deliver an address on previously public rela- ..Automated Banking on tions director for T & C OVER-RUNS the Move" at the Federal Credit Union and American Society of CLOSEOUTS was also a radio broad- 1125% to 50% OFF Women Accountants din- caster with his own news ner meeting Tuesday, show In Columbus, Ohio. SAMPLES • Plushes • Frosted Saxonys • Kitchen Carpet ·lndoor/OutdoorCarpet May 24. The meeting is at He holds a graduate • Commercial & BerberCarpet • Bathroom Carpet • Remnants _ . Eden Glen, 2085 W. Big degree from Ohio State Outstanding bargains can be founei offered by Beaver in Troy with University. the many fine dealers specializing In Items fellowship at 5:30 and din- All women Interested In sucn as antiques, collectibles, shop equip- ner at 6:30 p.m. the field of accounting are ment, auto parts, knives, T-shirts, knitting, art, BONUS FOR DO·IT·YOURSELFERS ••.•• I welcome to attend. For small appliances, crafts, bar furniture, stamps, Belaney . is executive information or reserva· decorator Items, ~aseball cards, sun glasses, • CONSULTATION • TOOLS • ADHESIVES • TRIMS. vice president of tions, call Shirley Freden, stereos. musical Instrument repair, designer METALS· HARDWARE • TAPES . marketing for Pontiac 261·5511. Jeans, beauty aids, tattoos, Jewelry, oriental rugs, bicycles, tlffany lamps, taxidermy, books, tools, new furniture, glassware, tobac- co, coins, wicker. fresh prodUce, brass, cer- Spring Spectacular amics, water beds, macrame, handbags, and hundreds of other unusual Items to be found VEGETABLE & 15 nowhere else. All under one roof In a bright, SHOP AT H'OME SERVICE FLOWER FLATS clean, spacious building and a fun filled at- INSURANCE & REPAIR WORK mosphere. You'll find ample free parking, lXl NL'I'~~'...-. "' • Connolly's 0:::1 Annuals Geraniums fest au rant facilities, video games, and fun for Carpet BRANDS YOU KNOW Kitchen & Bath \ $7~ the whole family. Carpel Tile •Congoleum •Masland Padding t11~S FLEA MARKETS U.S.A. Vinyl 'Armstrong 'Mohawk Stretchers Perennials $8?~ Verticals Free Estimates . Bruce, Products • Kitchens 7100Cooley LakeRoad• UnionLake Hardwood Tack Strip Wixom Co-Op.ratl,. 380-2100 Wa IIcoverings 9200' Highland Rd. (M·59) • 1 mile W. of Us 23 Wallpaper OPEN EVERY WEEKEND FREE ADMISSION 49350PONTIAC TRAI L Textures Paste Friday4 - 9 pm. Saturday,Sunday10- 6 p,m. Foils 881-1128 • 832-&238 Wader Boxes WIXOM 624-2301 • Wedl'esday, May 11. 1983-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-5oB State offers many m,aritime marvels Cancer Special Prices Myth, ~ SOUTH LYON .lOHNOEERE BRIGHTON 229-6548 t 431-2091 ~ ~~'....~._------_ ... I, I· - '4 - fil'-sOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE.NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDTIMES-Wednesday, May 11,1983 ANIMALS • Animal Services 155 r One local call places a want ad in, FarmAnimals 153 over 64,000 homes through the Horses& Equip. 152 HouseholdPets 151 154 Ifollowing newspapers: PetsU~~~~MOtjVI: I All"Jrthvllle Record t40 Sliger/Livingston Publications ~~:g~3~~:~.,ot 241 \313)348-3022 Auto Parts& Serv 220 . Autos Wanted 225 /falleo ...ake News NoviNews Boats& EqUip. ,,10 campers. Tralle,,, !(313)669-212'\ (313)348-3024 & Equip. 215 Construction Equip. 228 South Lyon Herald 4WheelDnveVehicles 233 Motorcycles 201 GREEN SHEET EAST (313)437-4133 RecreationalVehicles 238 • Snowmobiles 205 Trucks 230 Milford Times Vans 235 (313)685-8705 EMPLOYMENT • Business& Professional Services 175 CLASSIF"IED ADVERTISING Brighton Argus BusinessOpport. 167 (313)227-4436 HelpWantedGeneral 165 HelpWantedSales 166 001 Absolutely Free 015 Lost IncomeTaxService 160 absolutely 010 Special Notices 010 Special Notices 012 Car Pools County Argus/Pinckney Post SituationsWanted 170 SMALL wOOd stove. needs REWARD. Golden Retriever, FORRENT UNEMPLOYED? DEPRESSED? BRIGHTON· Rencen. Monthly (313)227-4437 some repair. Works. (517)548- PRIVATE $73.,dally $3.50.Home phone, female. approximately 2 years Apartments 064 8782. old. Answers 10 "Taffy." Buildings& Halls 076 Unhappy wilh the way (OUr ADULTDRIVER (313)227·7215. CondomlOlums. SCRAPlumber from demolish- Vicinity Lake Moraine SUbdiVI- Country Argus/Hartland Herald FREE hIe ISgOing? PONTIAC BUS TRAINING sion and Pleasant Valley Townhouses 069 ed shed. (313)231·2837. SINESS INSTITUTE can be (313)229-7031 013 Card of Thanks (313)227-4436 Duplexes 065 your answer to a beller 10nor. Road, GM Proving Grounds SWIMMINGpool. disassembl- NOTenough words to express area.May3.(313)227-6197. • Houses 061 All Items offered In this ed. you pick up. (313)348-2647. row. We have several camp Fowlerville Review Indust.-Comm. 078 uses offerlOg programs In PL's Twice Around, new store my thanks to my friends, SUNDAY, May 8. Reed Lake, LakefrontHouses 062 "Absolutely Free" column SMALL male house dog, good dala processing, word pro hours, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., neighbors and relatives for all Land Commerce area. Lab Pointer (517)548-2570 064 must be exaclly that, free to with kids. 1'h years old. cessing. admlnislrat,ve me homeowners this line HORSE. manure, 10 Mlle. 111 Wayne, Oakland and Livingston Counties. Milford Road area. (313)437. Ads for help wanted, rentals. farm animals, -244 Letters & 1546. RURAL HOME HEALTH CARE household services, automobiles,. real spaces will fit in this HORSE Manure. you haul. estate, garage sales and mUCh, much more. space South Lyon. (313)437-0070. We are now open for business and ready to serve 9 week old Irish seller. black you In the followIng areas: licensed Nurses, Lab puppies, no shots. Nurse Aides. Housekeepers, Companion Aides, & (313)231·2165. Physical Therapy. Meal Preparation. For Informa- -15 Letters tion. CALL US NOW! spaces will fit on ICE fisherman sled, kitchen ITTY.BITTY sink and counler top. cook out I this line gnll, waffle Iron. (313)349-1718. BOOKllGHT CALL FOWLERVILLE ---11 11--- JOHN Deere hay head. $28.95 (517) 223-7124 • (313)474-1200. PRESTIGUE HOUSE KENMOREstove, good condI- 341E. Main Upper Level STOCKBRIDGE Style 4 tion. (313)231.9297. NORTHVILLE. MI KITIENS. (517)546-2721. 34a·2169 (517) 851-7243 LAB, male, nutered. well train- Offices throughout Michigan ed. (313)855-2891. (313)474. Each Office Independently owned and operated -8 Letters & spaces' 8608. GREAT STARTER-YOU'll be pleased with the will fit on this line LAB/Collie, 9 months, gOOd PONTIAC BUSINESS INSTITUTE· FARMINGTON value offered in this Immaculate 3 bedroom ranch, $80 with kids, needs fenced yard. 34801 Grand River, Farmington, MI48024 with garage, on large lot In the Clly of Northville. (313)23t-3897. 478-3145 Land Contract Torms at $59,450. MALE Brittany Spaniel, about PONTIAC BUSINESS INSTITUTE· MADISON HEIGHTS 8 to 8 months old. (313)227. o • GOOD TERMS-Spacious 3 bedrOOM ~~~1Itlevel In 1431 East 12 Mile Road, Madison Heights, MI48071 Is what it will cost you to place -31 Letters & 5196.~.__ -,- __ -:-;-__ ,.. desirable Novl Sub offers 2 full baths. \ I 6 8-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDTIMES-Wednesday, May 11,1983 ------031 Vacant Property 033 Industrial, [ 061 Houses For Rent -OS-1-H-o-u-se-s'-F-o-r-R-e-n-t--064 Apartments 064 Apartments 064 Apartments 064 Apartments For Rent ------_.For Rent I For Rent For Rent For Sale ForCommercialSale FOR RENT .,61 FOWLERVILLE. 3 bedroom. ISLANDLake, 1bedroom. with BRIGHTON. Downtown 1 HOWELL - COUNTRY ACRE. garage, garden spot. 1300 stove and refrigerator. Year FOWLERVILLE. Apartment, FOWLERVILLE. 2 bedroom. HOWELL 2 bedrooms. newly bedroom. adults preferred. no EASY TERMS Perked and BRIGHTON. DOWNTOWN. ' South Gregory Road. (517)223-.round. $200monthly. (517)548- two bedroom. $255. (517)548- large kltchen-dlnlng area. decorated, near shopping pets. lease required, $180plus country Quiet. Call anyllme. mall.(313)349-5202. ready to bUild on. only $8.900. One story unique n46 SQ. ft. 9694."3 ,,1;:06::;...'~ __ -:-_~~~ utilities. (313)227-1164. 4659. VBS·236 McKay Real Estate office building, central air, GM Proving Grounds area. 2 ORE Lake, neat and clean 2 (517)223-9090. and Construcllon Company, presently 4 tenants (proles- 061 Houses For Rent acres, pond, full bath each bedroom. frontage on Huron BRIGHTON on Island Lake. Inc 1517)546-5610 slonal sUites). Can be restruc- bedroom, third bedroom In River. stove and refrigerator One bedroom. $215 month plus security. Alter 7 pm, HOWELL S-ACRE BUILDING tured for more suites. High ATTENTION basement, half bath, laundry Included. 2 miles north of (313)464-7916. SITE Roiling. woods. perked. trafllc area. parking 28 cars. room· main floor. stove, Hamburg. $75 weekly. $300 surveyed. 1 split available. need offer now! Only $345.000. HOM EOWNERS refrigerator Included. 2 car at- security. (313)231-1947. BRIGHTON.1 bedroom apart- EASYTERMS POSSiblepond Call Whitney. Century 21 tached garage. $600 month. PINCKNEY 2 bedrooms. ments. $235monthly, heat In- site VSA·210 $17.900McKay BroghtonTowne. (313)229-2931. PROPERTYMANAGEMENT first and last rent. One year garage. in country, ap- cluded. No pets. Kensington Real Estale and Construchon GRAND RIVER • LAKE FOR lease. (313)685-1970 alter pllances, new carpet, draper., Road. East Grand River. Company.lnc (517)548-5610. CHEMUNG.Large retail-com- SINGLEFAMILYHOME 9 pm. wood and or 011 heat. Garden (313)227-2139or (3131623-9160. • HOWELL 10ACRE BUILDING merclal building. choice loca- Accredited Management GREGORY.Possible rent with spot. No pets. $325.(313)878- BRIGHTON.2 bedroom apart- SITES Perked. surveyed. tlon, high traffic area. 10.800 0 r g a n I z a t Ion. option to buy. 2 bedroom. 2171. ments $270,1 bedroom apart- I'oooded. meadows. QUiet SQ. It. showroom, repair Meadowmanagement Inc.' (313)498-3296. ;:'P:':IN~C;"K"'N""'E""Y""'.-A""v-a""'lIa""b-le-J-Un-e-1.ments $245, plus utilities. VSA 238 h h (AMO) specllallzes In leasing country seiling. -. sop, ware ouse. 2 acres. and management of single HIGHLAND.M-59 and Harvey 3 bedrooms, family room, Security deposit required. No pets. (313)229-8201. $189')() McKay Real Estate Pnced right at $193.500with family homes. Call Bruce Lake Roadarea. rent with op- garage. Parker Real Estate. l- and Construction Company. excellent terms. Call Whitney. Lloyd (313)227-04222or (313)851- tlon. 1 bedroom house with (313)231-3065. BRIGHTON,large 1 room effI- Inc (517)546-5610., Century 21 Broghton Towne, 8070. water pnvlleges on upper Pet· ~S::':O~U~T;':H::=L~y-O-n-.---'T=--h-r-e-eciency. Furnished, on "Quality living you deserve 0 0 0 HA~~BURGTownship 2 acre (313)229-2913. hOOneLake. Asking $325for bedrooms. Woodside Acres. Woodland laIIe. all utilities. at prices you desire" homeSite.roiling land. $10,900 BRIGHTON. Furnished cot. rent and great terms available S350 month. S350 security. $250month. (313)227-3710. terms (313)878-6915 035 Income Property tages. apartments. Heat. for option. Call Bruce Lloyd. (,.31:.=o3~):::43~7~-3:.:.766=:;:.""""",c:-_"",,-_-,, rl 0 W ELL By 0 w n e r For Sale utilities Included. Unlll June Meadowmanagement Inc., SOU T H L YON. c I t y. 3 THE GLENS ShlawasseeFarmsSub 1 plus HOWELL. 3 Unit apartment 18.(313)229-6723. (313)851-8070. Evenings bedrooms. $375 per month, livo In lovely wOOded area near acres. 221 foot 01 frontage, bUilding. Fantastic location. BRIGHTON. Howell. "'1orklng (313)227-04222. (313)437-0227. downtown Bnghton Easy access 10 mature trees, $11.900cash or poSitive cash flow. $11.000 I th 1'1' II HOWELL. 3 bedroom home l:S:":O~uC:T:":H~L=~a-e-a-R--t- 96 and 23 EffiCiency 1 & 2 bedroom $13900land contract at 9% In- coup e WI sma we· with a\lached garage. corner. yon r . en, op- unlls With spacious rooms. private terest (517)548-9448 down. $72,000.9% land corr behaved dog desire home for lot. Close to schools and chur- tlon to buy. 3 bedroom ranch, balconies. fully carpeted. ap- pliances. pool. smoke detector HAMBURGTownship, 3 6 acre tract available. (517)548-3971or rent In area with job transfer ches. 2 blocks from hospital. 2 fireplaces. walk-out base- STARTING A Tl252PER MONTH (517)548-2373. clause. (313)348·1365 or Security depOSit and ment. 2 car a\lached garage. BRIGHTON building sites near school and WEBBERVILLE. 4 mobile (313)459-0707a"er4:3Op.m. references required. No pets. A vallableJ une 1. call aller ~'727 gas service Good perkable homes. Rented, net $400mo~ BRIGHTON 3 bedroom ho 4p m (313)437·2331 soil Land contract terms. or. me, Shown by appointment only. .. . $11900 each (313)878-5556. !hly. $18.500.1-(517)357-4106. $400 monthly. security ~(31~3)~229-e:;::,::::65:;7:..:.~---:-:--__ -= GRAND PLAZA APARTMENTS HO"'ELL. 5 miles south. 10 depo'slt.(313)229-7837. HARTLAND-Howell area. 2 WHATISTHE acr~~ woods. hills. pond sIte. 037 Real Estate Wanted BRIGHTON. 2 bedroom. sun bed roo m, s t 0 v e and IN HOWELL ~ miles from 1-96 $24.900. CASH for your land contact. porch. garage. fenced yard. refrigerator. 10 minutes from BARGAIN Owner (517)548-3260 Call (517)548-9400.ask for lake pravlleges. $400 per U5-23or Howell. Call (517)548- HOWELL Beaullful 1 acre lot Roger. month. (313)227-1632. 9541alter6 p.m. BARREL? If you havean Item you Wishto Rentals from $274•• In- "Brighton" your lifestyle Lakepolnte Apartments on ShlawasseeFarmsSubdlVI- 039 Cemetery Lots FENTON. Two bedroom HOWELL. Small modern one sell for $25.or less or a group cludes heat, water, carpet, in a luxurious 1 01' 2 8677 Vickie Lynn slon Must sell. Only $l1.SOO house. full basement. a\lach- bedroom furnished home. gas of Items seiling tor no more drapes. range, refriger- Bedroom Apartment Ih mile south of 1-96 .1 3 3349-5480 For Sale ed garage, garden area. stove heat. $200 per month. ( 1 ) _ and refrigerator. $350 per gen\leman preferred. (517)548- than $25.you can now place an ator, garbage disposal, Grand River exit ad In the Green Sheet for 'h from 4 Cemetary lots $150 each. month plus depOSIt.(3131629- 9496. clubhouse and pool. No only $225 MILFORD-HIGHLAND (313)663-04472. 2154 price! Ask our ad-taker to Resident Manager: . HOWELL.Small two bedroom place a Bargain Barrel ad for pets. Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Barbara Dhanis 2'h acres, $24,500 Centrally located to Detroit. home at 814Dearborn Street. you. (10 words or less) and Closed Tuesday. CAll: 3'h acres, $19,000 Ann Arbor. Flint & lansing. 229·8277 1 2acres, $16,900 good condllion. $300 month, she Will bill you only $2.25. (517)546-m3 renter to pay ulililies and take (This special is offered to A world of recreation in your Hou...: 6acres, $30,000 care 01 yard: Large two 7acres. $35,000 homeowners only-sorry. no backyard - Kensington Park. Monday-Friday LANDCONTRACTTERMS bedroom home at 820 Dear- commercial accounts. Brighton Ski Lodge. golf born street, good condition. CARRIAGEREALTY,INC. Bank Owned Properties DON'T courses. camping. and much 9 to 5, Sat. 11 to 3 S350 month. renter to pay Sunday by appointment (313)887-04107 ulililles and take care of yard.: 062 Lakefront Houses WAIT UNTIL more. Only walking distance with NO CLOSIIIG COSTS to Downtown Brighton Small two bedroom apartment For Rent Alnl PINCKNEY. Whitewood at 109 Almon. behind Parker ==-==:-'""7"C:--:---~- MONDAYI Shopping Centers. Plus. a N Lodge 3 lots, access to chain and Excellent Terms. Law Ollice. $210month, renter BRIGHTON.1 bedroom house You can place your ad any day quality school system. Brighton of lakes $17.000terms. $15.000 to pay utilities. must have nearGrand River Avenue. $225 of the week. Office hours are 1·96 t • COMMERCIAL cash (313)878-3724. references. no security per month plus security 8:30 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. Monday All apartments Include: • Friday. Our phone room ~ lansing • Brlghlon D~lrolt -.. PINCKNEY Portage Dells No. 3 UnotcommercIal bUilding on Grand RIver,With1200SQ. • deposit. Call Kay Vensko. deposit. (313)227-e454. carpeting ~ 1 lot size 70 x 130 feet. Ft. apartment Partially ren/ed and In an excellent loca- (517)546-04864. salespeople will be happy to M. DEADLINE IS DEADLINE IS FRIDAY AT FRIDAY AT 3:30 P.M. HOUSEHOLD SERVICE AND BUYERS DIRECTORY 3:30 P.M. -- • Alarm Service Asphalt Basement Waterproofing Brick. Block, Cement Building & Remodeling Building & Remodeling Building & Remodeling Carpet Cleaning Drywall ALARM systems. Commer- WOLMANIZED DECKS OUR ALLCEMENT& QUALITY SPECIALTY. Jim. (313)348- MGB Carpet Cleaning. LIVINGSTON Plastering/- c,al reSidential. lore. burglar. MASONRY Texture Contractors. Repairs. STATEWIDE REMODELING It costs no more 2562. residential and commercial. A McCardell. 5466 losco WEDO SPECIALIZING Custom ... toget Living room and hall. $26.95. remodeling. customizing. pro- Road. Webberville. (517)223- Repairs. Res·l.. Comm·1. Complete building and re- Bulldozing Furnilure available. (313)634- fessional Quallly. (313)227- 3162 _ PAVING -Basement Waterproollng first class workmanship Special Rates Porches, drives, walks, modeling service. Rough FIRST PLACE WINNER of 0880. (313)634-7328.(313)634- 7325. -Sump Pumps Installed patios. foollngs. etc. 20 and finish carpentry. Kit- BULLDOZING. grading. 5969. • Aluminum Thru May31 two National Awards. M. B. Drywail. Quality work. -Sewer Cleaning yrs. expo Licensed. In- chens and basements our backhoe work. trucking and Free estimates. Reasonable FREEESTIMATES -30 Years Experience HAMILTON has been PROFESSIONALcarpet, fur- ALL WORKGUARANTEED sured. Free Est. 313-348- specialty. satisfying customers drain fields. Young Bulfdlng & rates. (313)632·5699. ALUMINUM SIding cleaning. 18 years' experience niture. wall cleaning. Fire and Homes. bUSinesses 10 years 0066.313-532-1302. for over 20 years. Excavallng Enterprises. smoke. water damage. 2 step E.H. Jensen Free estimates NEW Covenant Drywall. experoence. Free esllmates. (313)887-9616 J & L Masonry and Cement You deal directly with the (313)879-6342.(313)878-6067. cleaning. ServiceMaster of Licensed residential to repairs. And tex- (313)261-4509. HIGHLAND (313) 474-5310 Inc. all types of masonry. new owner. All work guaran- BACKHOE work, bulldozing. Howell. (51n546-04560. turmg. (313)229-9352.(517)546-• and repair. Free estimate. ALUMINUM Siding, trom and (313) 474 6224 JERRY'S teed and competitively grading. septic fields and TWO average size rooms 4643. ~ (313)229-04316. trucking. (313)229-6155. gutters. sheet metal work. fur- REPAIR AND priced. Cleaned.$20.Call Able Carpet TOM T. Drywall. new and ndce work Free estimates. ASPHALTSEALCOATING - FREE ESTIMATES BULLDOZI NG-Iandscaplng- and Upholstery Cleaners. Free Estimates MODERNIZATION remodeling. Smooth. spray or CallMike or Leo, (517)548-9647. MASONRYBY - Designs private roads, topsoli. sod. (313)229-4650. texture. Call (51n548-1945. (3131878-6404 Brick. Block, Cement G.GARRETI ALUMINUM Siding, trom. gut- (313)437-6900 - Additions - Kitchens gravel. fill. Nojob too small. A- (313)994-4309 Residential and commercial. - Porch - Enclosures. ters, ali aluminum repairs. Mel Alter5 p.m. 1 Bulldozing. (313)685-1741. Carpet Service Electrical A & A POUREDCONCRETE Bnck. block. natural stone. etc. OJa(313)22::.:7....:-5:.::9.:.:73'------_ ACT now for spring specials DRAGLINE and bulldozer CARPET work. Installallon. Basements, garages. patios. Rumford Ioreplaces. Quality work. ponds dug to your ELECTRICIAN. licensed. ALUMINUM Siding. tram. gut- crallsman. reasonable pnces. on decks and garages. We do HAMILTON repairs. restretching and Residential and commercial. lers. roolong. Fast service. ADORA dnveways. room additions. any type of remodeling. speclflcahons. Reasonable relays. Reasonable and Free esllmates. (313)655-04934.(313)887-04923. rates. (313)227-2266. Free estlmates. Reasonable Iree eshmates Experoenced. Guaranteed quality workmarr Custom dependable. 2!l years ex- rates. (313)227·1550. ASPHALT (313)333-2628.- DRIVEWAYgravel, sand and (517)5~8-43::.:87.:... _ ship. Licensed and Insured. Remodeling perience. Call Mack Lynes. ELECTRICAL repair work. ALL types masonry work. new NINO'S concrete work, Free estimates. Pioneer COn- flil dirt. septic systems (new SERVICES basements. Iooors. porches. Call 559-5590... 24 Hours (5m546-8716. Small lobs. Doorbella. stoves. BLANCHARD or repairs. 20 years ex- struction Company. Mall Ray- and repairs). bulldOZing and CARPET. vinyl and tile in· perience. (517)223-3943alter driveways. Trucking. gravel. dryers. etc. Licensed .• SIDINGANDGUTIERS mond, (313)632-5127. backhoe work. Culver COrr staller, 18 years experience. PAVING 6.00 pm. Reasonable. Free estimates. strucllon. (517)223-3618. (313)348-2463. Free estimates. licensed. PATCHING (313)878-5001. Also expert on repairs. Call BRICK. block. cement work. BURNS AND SONS (517)223-8289. Bob. (313)231-3951or (313)887- (313)878-2707. SEALCOATING STOP leak. basement wall ALL MASTERELECTRICIAN Free Estimates licensed and Insured. (51n223- POND Dredging, wide track 7811. 8118. repairs. poured walls or block. QUALITYBUILDER bulldozing. Fast and efficient. DaVidA. Brandon SEAMLESS eavetroughs. All Work Guaranteed work guaranteed.. (517)223- REASONABLEPRICES Courteous.dependable BRICK, stone, block work. CONCRETE Call Doug for free estimates. Catering aluminum overhang. roofing. 3943after 6:00 pm. For free estimates on your ad- (313)455-4676days. (313)761- (313)349-8205 chimney flashing. repairs. John Flemong Chimney repair and cement YOUNGBUIlding& Excavating dition. dormer. new home. 8053 evenings. H • H Catering. All types par- (313)349-8164 Licensed 30 years (313)229- (313)437-5500 work. Good work. Free WORK Enterprises. Block work, brick WEBUILD garage. roof or siding. call: hes up to 100people. Call lor 6777 eslimates. (517)546-04021. PONDdredging and develop- complete menu. (313)685-2333 work. fireplaces and addI- (313)231-1964 ment. Turn swamp areas Into NEED a licensed electriCIan BRONSON Masonery. Brick. tions. (313)878-6067.(313)878- or (313)632-6626. for that small Job around the Appliance Repair block and stone. Fireplaces, useful Irrigation or decorallve MICHIGAN 6342. ADDITIONS ponds. Equipped for fast effI- house? II so. please call additions, block buildings and Ceramic Tile (313)229-6044. D R Electroc Appliance ser- ASPHALT repair work. Quality work. low CALL cient work. Ron Sweet. vice refrogerators. freezers. pnces. Senior Clti2en dis- PORCHES STEVE BALDRIDGE (313)437-1727./ ALL .ceramlc tile expertly microwave ovens, Engine Repair PAVING count. Call anytime. (51n548- C&FCEMENT at SEPTIC repair and pumping. done. New and repair. Licens- dishwashers, ranges. 2947. GARAGES grading and backhoe work. ed. (313)227-n54. (313)474- T.J. Lawn Mower Repair. ex- • ",ashers and dryers. Large ALL TYPES OF 0008. BRICK.block, cement. Trench VERN & GENE'S CENTURYHOMES.INC. sand and gravel. top soli. pert service. lowest prices, parts Inventory for dO-It· Driveways, Parking CEMENT WORK work guaranteed. (313)227- fOOllngs.loreplaces. New and CONSTRUCTION INC drtveways. Portable toilets. Chimney Cleaning & yourself Prompt courteous for free eSllmates, design (313)855-0006, (313)227·2300, 2647. service. low rates (517)548- repair. Commercia), residen- BASEMENT, Repair Lots, etc. LICENSED, INSURED assistance. & low cost quality (5m546-2268. ~960. 116 West Grand RIver. tial. Days (313)531-5248.everr GARAGES, Excavating Ings(313)534-3214. 313-553-4637 construction on addillons & TRENCHINC>4 Inch thru 12 CHIMNEYS, fireplaces. Hov,ell.Mlchlgan. Seal Coating new homes. CONCRETE. Brick. block. DRIVES, WALKS, Inch footlngs. electrical and repaired or built new. cleaned. EXCAVATION: Basement'J: Asphalt Free Estimates COmmercial and residential. ETC. ADDITIONS, all remodeling. (313)229-7522 waterlines. (51n223-9616 or Wood stove Installation. State drainfoelds. drtveways. A fuil Also do footings. Ingrealla & RESIDENTIAL new homes. garages. Free (517)548-2117. licensed, Insured. Northvllie service excavator. We olfer LEHR Son. (517)548-5616. estimate. Licensed and In- COnstruction. Free estimates. experience and Qual'oty. 887-4626 & COMMERCIAL (313)348-1036. ASPHALT PAVING sured. (3131227-1198. C & W SERVICES BAGGETI Aldnch Excavating. (313)878- 30years experience Andersen window and door- EXCAVATING 3703. Also ROOFING CONCRETE WORK wall sale. Basement and room DAVE'SCHIMNEYSWEEP commercIal & ReSidential. Bands Brick. block. footings. Septic systems, base- GRAVEL. topsoil. sand. (313)348-2710 BILL MURPHY remodeling. Roof repair and All wood burners and backhoework. (313)878-9174. • Q""I,IV Work THE PRICE -:- __ ,..-_ basements. driveways. re-roofing. Custom counter ments, bulldozing. QUALITY BUILDER fireplaces. A totally clean LAND clearing. acreage, IS RIGHT' Deep Strength DANCE to country music at (313)698-3229. top and cabinets. Siding and gravel. driveway cul- operation. Call (517)546-9773or '/"rer,als FREE ESTIMATE. Hamburg Pub, Hamburg every OFCUSTOMHOMES hedge rows and rock plies. By additions, dormers. garages. gutters. Guaranteed lowest verts, parking lots and home (517)548-1663. 531·8016 Fnday and Saturday from 9 tII CONCRETEwork. Block foun- Building & Remodeling pnces. Sodding and landscap- the acre or by the hour. Open 2 "The Back Street Affair." datlons. garages, porches, decks. finished carpentry eewers. ditches dug or cleaned out. ADDITIONS, remodeling, kit- work. Ing. THE Mad Haller. Fireplaces. (313)231-3344. driveways. walks. patios. Free Estimates NORTHVILLE Culver Constr.uchon, (517)223- LiVe" m....:u:.::s.c..,c"-:-"P-ol-k-as-.~R-OC-k-.basement lloors. pole barns. chens. basements, new ALSO woodstoves. oil flues. Irr 3618.(5m223-e289. homes. Licensed builder. Call 437-7369.348-8076.475-3222 349-0116 HOMEREMODELING sured. Satisfaction TOPSOIL.perk tests. backhoe Ballads. Country. Starting repair work. Call Pyramid. RichardKrause(313)229-6155. guaranteed.(5m546-6358. W/V $200. Call "The Chessmen" (313)227-6389. new kitchens. bathrooms. work. basements. drain fields. 7 aluminum siding, roofing. CUSTOM homes. additions. (3131629-0188. =C-=E M:'::E""'N'::':T==,-:B=-R=-:":IC=-K::-":'A-:-N=D decks. roollng and siding. Cabinetry Clean Up & Hauling cement repair. clean up and ASPHALT brtck and masonry trucking. (313)437-1115,Dave. ------BLOCK.All types of mansonry Licensed. Insured. Free FORESTIMATESCALL LICENSED carpenter. nine ALL-AROUND clean up and PAVING Brick. Block, Cement and repairs. New construction ROGER FOSS & BILL MURPHY estimates. (51n223-9919. TRENCHING.footlngs. Block and additions. Professional years experlence In trim. hauling. Residential, commer- and cement work. Licensed Commercial-Residential COMPANY 9794Zukey Lake Or. DECKS. addillons, porches, finish, cabinets. and all cial building debris. Ap- work at low rates. (313)348- Lakeland, MI. andinsured. (5m223-8118. MALCOLM DEDES garages. Free planning and phases of rough-Inwork. Fully pliances. light demolition. 0213. (3131231·1219 estimates. Licensed. Call 684-1676 CEMENT MASONRY - Remo'JelingfRepair eqUipped. owner participation Very negotiable. (313)229-9638. Fencing • CONTRACTOR CONCRETE driveways. Mark.(313)474-8057. welcome. no job too small. MILFORD garages. basements, etc. - New Homes CLEAN up and hauling. light =FR=:O""'N:::T""IE=:Ro-COnstruction and - AdditlonsfGarages FREEESTIMATES Free estimates. 9:00 am to demolition, brush and ap- Licensed and Insured. Quality workmanship, free Mike Vallie licensed builder. 5.00 pm answering service, Fenco COmpany.Fences of all 887·3240 High Quallly at a fair price. estimates. (517)548-7264. - Basements pliances. Almost anything. types, chain link and custom • Ki1chensfBaths We specialize In complete (3131629-6136. Senior discounts. Low prices. HIGHLAND (313)437-9897 CONCRETEwork. driveways. wood. Contracted work, com- ROGER FOSS home weatherization. New (313)229-9747. Droveways0 Parkmg Lots (313)349-5118 basements, pole buildings. DAVELAHO mercial and resldentl.ll. In- Llcensedflnsured construction remodeling. Carpentry o TennosCourts ______etc. Free estimates. (51n521- Senior citizen discounts. HAULING. Garage and base- surance work also done. (313)437-1194 4150. CUSTOM (313)437'2109.(313)229-8063. ment Junk. old furniture, ap- Licensed and Insured. 0 CARPENTER, 30 years ex· DESIGNERbrick. patios and 1 will be glad to show you BUILDING perlence. Remodeling and pliances. Commercial and (313)227-1460. STORM WINDOWS & DOORS my work. Reforences FAIR'N' Square COnstruction. residential building debris. sidewalks. (517)223-3943aller RESIDENTIALf residential and commercial. repairs. A-1 work at POSTHole digging for fences 6.00 pm. given. reasonable prices. (51n223- Very reasonatile. (313)437· and pole barns. Also fence . MANUFACT'URERS . COMMERCIAL All types of repairs, moder- 7384. nlzatllV' and additions. 3146. repair. (313)437.1675. YOU call. I'll haul. Sand, CUSTOMDESIGNING (313)685-1701. COMPLETE HOME MODER- • Prime Replacements gravel. etc. Reasonable. Furniture Refinishing QUALITYWORKMANSHIP KITCHEN remodeling. NIZATION. Addlllons. decks, (313)685-1701. .. Storm Windows & Doors Inside & Out BEAR'S AUTO SALVAGE cabinets and countertops. gutters, concrete. repairs. Jim FURNITURE strippIng by • -Additions References. Tom Nelson. (313)348-2562. Drywall hand. Call Jim. (5m548-n84, • Patio Storms ~ We Buy Junk Cars oDormers (313)632-5135. DECKSby Allbright, any size. (517)546-8875. • Porch Enclosures oRae.Rooms any style. (517)548·0678, DRYWALL,hang finished and Free lowing oDe.:ks LICENSED builder. FREE (313)887·1435. textured. Call Jim (517)548- Handym8!' ESTIMATES. All types • Circle Top Doors & Windows oKltchens G. DUBUC CEMENT AND 3834or Frank(511)548-5389. oBaths remodeling. Garages, decks, BRICK MASON/HANDYMAN, Used, Rebuilt Transmissions additions, pipe and duct In- CARPENTRY. Any and all, DRYWALL hanging and • Glass & Screen Repair Custom made gun & china finishing, texturing and experienced In all areas of aulatlng. Ed (313)698-3687, Licensed builder. (313)624- masonary. rough and finished Exchanged and Installed cabinets, desk & wall units, repalra, 25 years experience Larry (313)887·2328. 8140 (days, Diane). (313)360- carpentry, electrical. Any furniture refinishing 0278evenlnps. free estimates. Call Len ALADDIN AL'-JMINUM PRODUCTS' Used Engines Installed REMODELING,additions, and (313)229-7350. . remOdeling lob. Free repair. Teacher dtlSlres HAND ralls and stairs. doors, estimates. Jerry. (517)548-2409 \ ?5806 Novi Rd .. Novi 4n-8381 weekend and summer work. remodeling, roofs, ceiling lIIe. JOURNEYMANdrywall, taper or (3t3)437.1215. Licensed and Inaured. paneling, palnllng. Industrial and texturing. Call Wayne alter6:oo pm, (313)229-2803. N the handyman. Elec- 437-4414 437-1317 Free estimates· Licensed (3t3)437·1194. maintenance. (313)383-7933. Ical, plumbing, carpentry. No . . 349-7520 . ~ob too small. (313)231-3847. • --_ .... '- "I - Wednesday. May 11, 1983-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-9-B ---_._------• 064 Apartments 064 Apartments 064 Apartments 064 Apartments 064 Apartments 065 Duplexes For Rent 065 Duplexes For Rent 067 Rooms For Rent 072 Mobile Home Sites For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent BRIGHTON. 2 bedroom. ap- FO WLERVILLE:. village. 12 Oaks area. Large clean For Rent FOWLERVILLE. Large 2 HOWELL. 1 bedroom un- HOWELL. Lower one NEAR Millord. year round un- pllances. air. carport. nice Duplex. $250 plus security. room. lurnlshed or unlurnlsh- CHATEAU Novl. Two months " bedroom apartment. furnished apartment. $280 HOWELL. 3 room garage bedroom. near downtown. backyard, no pets. $325 (517)548-3992. ed. $45. 51780 Grand River. rentlree with this ad lor Illling \ carpeted. all appliances. $240 monthly Including heat. home, lurnlshed. carpeted, no lurnlshed. heat. 2 bedroom $220 month plus utilities. No month. (313)348-1579. HOWELL. Pleasant View (313)349-4066. a vacant lot at Chateau Novl. monthly plus security deposit. Deposit, (517)548-1042 or pets. $175 plus utilities. lIat. lIIe bath. carpet. Lake pets. (517)518-8930. (5171223-3571. _ (313)885-5147. (517)548-1580. privileges. Security deposit. BRIGHTON. Two bedrooms. Estates. 2 bedroom, lully WALLED LAKE. Novl area. (313)624-4200. No pets. (313)887-1058 alter appliances. air. carport, nice carpeted. stove. refrigerator. Room with kitchen privileges. 074 Living Quarters FOWLERVILLE. Spacious. HOWELL. From S55 to $70 a HOWELL. $300 Includes 5 p.m. yard. no pets. $320 monthly, Washer. dryer hook·up. Inquire (313)824-2136. To Share bright. one bedroom. ulllllles, $300 deposit. week rent. Deposit required. LEXINGTON MANOR carpeted. appliances. $260 Relerences. Call evenings No pets. Call (517)546-7464 1 BEDROOM FROM $245 $320 security. one year lease, Garden space available. 069 Condominiums. ,..,."..,..,.,~-...,....,,....,,.----cc--,... monthly Includes heal. (517)546-1287. alter6 p.m. 2 BEDROOM FROM $295 taking applications. (313)538- (517)546-&813. Townhouses HOWELL. Adult prelerred. PINETREE responsible male to share (313)632-5322. HOWELL. Two bedroom apart· Includes heat. pool and 9215. HAMBURG. 2 bedroom, For Rent HOWELL. HOLLY HILLS home. $130 a month pius $100 ments across Irom McPher· carpeting. Senior discounts. BRIGHTON. 2 bedroom. large energy efllclent. carpeting. _~~~ ~-:- • HOWELL. Spacious 2 APARTMENTS, 1 and 2 APARTMENTS security. Cooking and house bedroom units. central air. son Hospital. Stove. 1 MONTH FREE RENT Large 1 • 2 bedrooms, Irom basement. 1 car garage. IIreplace, range. relrlgerator. BRIGHTON. Want a lake In bedrooms. modern units. $250 BRIGHTON,229-7881 privileges. (517)548-8291. heat and water Included. large up. Fully equipped InclUding relrlgerator. carpeting. air $256. includes heat. ap- hookups, no pets. adults One acre plus $375 month. your back yard? Rent a condo. prelerred. 1/4 mile Irom (313)434-0349 2 bedroom. all appliances, lul- HOWELL. Male roommate to outdoor pool. Golden clubhouse and swimming. conditioning. some With heat pliances. security doors. no Triangle. Call (517)546-1804. (517)546-9m. Included. (517)546-3396. pets. 90 days to pay security Brighton Mall. $325 per month HOWELL. Two bedroom Iy carpeted. carport Included. share home. lake access. $175 plus utilities. Security deposit. minutes Irom X·way and shop- monthly. utilities Included. HIGHLAND. $230. 1 bedroom. LAKEFRONT. lully carpeted, deposit IIqualllled. HOWELL. In town. Private. lur· HOWELL. Quail Creek has 1 or (313)229-9784. duplex available Immediately. ping. $300. (313)661.1975. Aller6 p.m. (517)548-(l804. nlshed. kitchen and bedroom. Dullleid Apartments With heat. own phone plus security. $250 (517)546-7660 2 bedroom apartments BRIGHTON. One bedroom i260 month. S300 deposll. NOVI. 2 bedroom. 1'h baths, share bath. Utilities lurnlshed. with range and relrlgerator. month. (313)227·2128. HOWELL. responsible work· available with all the comlorts plex. close to town. ap- (313)674-4230. draperies. new carpet, central Walk to shopping, banking. Across Irom grocery. near M· Ing woman. Reduced rent lor 01 luxury living. ranging Irom LAKELAND. 2 bedroom. $250 PINCKNEY. In town. one pllances. very clean. private. PINCKNEY. Upper duplex, air. all appliances. garage. $190a month. (313)437-&215. 59 and Ormond. Elllclency help with light housework. $290 to $340. For an appoint· per month, IIrst and last, $100 bedroom apartment. $200 plus heat and electric lurnlshed, carpeted. 2 bedrooms, stove. pool. $450 month (313)459- open soon. (313)878-9768. • shopPing. etc. (517)546-5390. HARTLAND. On M·59 close to ment to see an apartment, security. Relrlgerator and security. (517)546-3635. eqUipped laundry. $275. relrlgerator. Secullty deposit. 2058. (313)348-0363. IF you don't like apartment IIv· US23 expressway. Clean. please call (517)548-3733 Mon. HOWELL. beautllul Victorian stove. (313)231-1491. WEBBERVILLE apartment, 01 relerences. $300 month. Ing I'm lookng lor one person carpeted. 2 bedrooms. S350 day thru Saturday. 9 a.m. to studio apartment. $165 per MILFORD. Upper 1 bedroom $100 rebate, 2 bedroom, ap- (313)229-4 4. (313)231.3105. 070 Mobile Homes lor quiet household In plus security deposit. (313)632· 6 p.m. No pets Dlease. month. call (517)546-1593. apartment. private home, pliances. carpeting. garage. ~I~~~~~~~'e: ~:r~~~n~::1:: PINCKNEY. large country ~...,.,.,.F-=o-=r",",R".e~n-=t_=-.,...-....",:--downtown area. Large yard. HOWELL. Lake Chemung. Ef· utilities InclUded. $250 mono (517)521·3323.(313)553-3471. laundry hook up, lake duplex. 2 bedroom. new ~ Available May 30. Rent plus ~~'~---,---- HOWELL. spacious 2 room el· IIclency apartment, newly thly. No pets. Adults preler· FOWLERVILLE, Cedar River HOWELL. 1 bedroom apart· WHITMORE Lake. East Shore prIVIleges, nice yard. no pets. carpeting, drapes, stove. utilities. Contact (313)227-6854. IIclency apartment. Conve- carpeted. all utilities paid. $175 red. Security deposit. (313)685- Park. 3 bedroom mobile home. ·ment. Excellent location. real· Apartments. spacious 2 secunty deposit required. relrlgerator. washer/dryer (313)227-&535. (313)223-8500. ly nice. $220 month. (517)548- nient location. $225 month. monthly. (517)546-2983. '1109. bedroom Units Irom $265 and S350 month. (313)227.1613. hookup. air conditiOning and L1VE·ln with elderly person. 2373. 15171548-2373. up. Call Ann Arbor Trust Com· gas heat. No pets. S3OO. FOWLERVILLE. Carpeted. 2 BRIGHTON. 2 bedroom apart· month. (313)426-4051. would like to share your pany Realtors. (313)789-2800. bedroom, In country. $200 per ment on one acre. carpeted. home. (313)669-1153. appliances. air. $314 month. WALLED Lake duplex lor rent. month. (517)223-9714. KENSINGTON PARK At:-TS. RELIABLE male 10 share no pets. adults prelerred. 2 bedroom, With appliances In- 072 Mobile Home Sites 1313)229-9021 cludlng dishwasher, air. home In country. Wooded 2 Bedroom Apts. For Rent acreage With lake, $125 rent, (313)595-3284 or (313)474-7796 'h utilities. (517)548-0628 alter from $290 carpet, lull basement S350. BRIGHTON. Scenic lot lor pm. ;:======~~~======~~alter6 p.m. 5 r older. smalter home. Includes • Carpet • Appliances city water and sewer. Within SINGLE parent trying to make 067 Rooms For Rent ends meet Willing 10 share • Air • Pool Clubhouse PONTRAIL APARTMENTS walking distance to & home With same. Children. BRiGHTON. Large sleeping downtown. Ask lor Mark at HEAT INCLUDED in South Lyon on Pontiac Trail pets, horses welcome. room lor rent. Call belore (313)227-2221 days or (313)227· 1-96 at Kent Lake Exit. across Irom KenslnglOn State between 10& 11 Mile Rds. (517)546-1982. I. Park, 7 minutes Irom 12 Oaks Mall noon (313)231·2343. 2482 evenings ------__ 076 Industrial, 437·6794 _ Covered parlung CABLE TV AVAILABLE Commerlcal For Rent • WaB-t<>wall carpet 1 Bedroom at $239 _Centrolalr Rent from $270 per month BRIGHTON. 2200 square loot eoncitlonlng building on Old U5-23, many . KAFT'AN ENTERPRISES 352·3800 • Prtv.1te: dubhouse _ Swimming pool HEAT INCLUDED uses. reasonable rent. (313)632-5284. 2·bedroom •. Special rate for senior citizens BRIGHTON. Commercial onl)'$300 space. retail or olllce use, Spacious 1 & 2 bedroom units available with cen- Bargain prime location downtown on tral air, carpeting. all electnc kitchen. clubhouse Grand River between Main .t Northvllir and pool. and North. parking In rear. 2600 sq. It. including base- 437-3303 Barrel ment. (313)227·1164. • BRIGHTON. Commercial Be prepared lor a very pleasant surprise FORTY steel posts. 1'~' space. 2200 sq. It., Old U5-23 when you come to BROOKDALE, ideally In. x 8 It. long. $20. (313)437- between Grand River and located in countrilled South Lyon ... next to 2402. Spencer. (313)227·1164. Nestled among the roiling hills and the Brookdale Shopping Plaza. We altrdchve countrvslde of fllc;tonc NorthVille, GOLF shoes, men's sIze 10. HIGHLAND Township. For challenge you to find a beller apartment A qualOl VIllage atmosphere whICh combine, L,ke new. $15. (313)229-4944 rent In light industrial area. value anywhere! J &J POLE alter 4 ..!:p:.c.m~. _ suburban convemence with do" ntown avallablhty 1000 square loot shop area. GM 'Ioddler car seat. $25. SPACIOUS I BORM -SllI Sq f' 3.200 square loot shop area 2 BDRM -101Sor J07fJSq FI (517)546-7794. and ollices. 16,000 square leet J BORM -1286 Sq FI BUILDING LARGE doghouse. $25. " 10 be available 10 3 months, looking lor tenants now. Abund.lnt Stor.lgr .Ind Closet Spu~· Priv.ltr Entr.lncr \' (517)546-0215. BR®KDALE (313)887-1648. ClubhouK.lnd Firnldr Lounge· Pool· TenniSCourts Comer of 9 Mile and Pontiac Trail Pole Buildings. all types. Horse Barn Specialist.. MEN 5 lions. 2 woods and goll Sauna • HUllndudtd. bag. $25. (313)437·9173. HOWELL. ApprOXimately MINI-Lop bunnies. 15 -reeks 900 sq.It.. two overhead Opon 0"" 9 to 6 doors. located behind Speedy Innsbrook Apartments Phone 437-1223 II-u .... 'UOAD" old. $10 each. (517)223-3191. Printing. lormerly Dav's Auto • t Y.MikosWesl or 1·275on 7 MoI~Road Furnished Apartments Available ~ Repair. Evenings, call Opendaoly lOa m .f>p m. Sal ·Sun 12-6r m Management by The Beznos Co QUALITY WORK, 437-1387 (517)546-9041. 349-8410 "...... HOUSEHOLD SERVICE AND BUYERS. DIRECTORY !;fandyman Landscaping Landscaping Landscaping Painting & Decorating Plumbing Roofing & Siding Septic Tank Service TV & Radio Repair HANDYMAN. Painting, SHREDDED black dirt. topsoil. A·l Quality work at sane FREE estimates on color TV Ilrywall. carpentry. paneling WHOLESALE peat moss, sand, gravel. pnces. Jack's Painllng. 12 ABC PLUMBING repair. In shop. (313)227-7811. ltnd home repairs. Free ELECTRIC SEWER ROY'S TREES '.5.~~4Jl!98l.....,;--_...,....,_,.- years experience. (313)231- Well and pump repairs and in- Colortlme TV. 9990 E Grand estimates. Call Loren. TOPSOIL CLEANING· 24 HOUR COLORADO BLUE TOPSOIL, sand. gravel, loader ::28=:n=. o=~c------stailahon. Quallty repair on all River. Brlghlon. (313)349-2246.11no answer. call EMERGENCY SERVICE Loaded or Del. AND work, some grading. Bill Ladd. ARTISTIC Palnllng. Painllng, makes. 24 hour service - 7 telore 88m or alter 5:30pm. (313)535-4850 FREE estimates on In shop Shredded or WHITE SPRUCE ·(517)223-8920. texturing. commercial. days a week. Service charge ______---",__ repairs. Pushles TV Service, ANDYMAN. Home Improve- Unshredded PINES residenllal. Free estimates. now only $17.50. Call (313)887- ment. carpenter work, pain- MAY SPECIAL. $10 discount (313)229-6812. 2678 Gary. ORNAMENTALS (313)885-8418. 2885. on pumping. S5 discount on =:::B:.:.ng!!:h~t::::o:..::n.:...... _ ting. Call Gary 12 noon to Mon.-Sat. 8-5 SHADE TOPSOIL 9 p.m. (313)437-&808. ',4 Mi. S 016 Mile TREE TRANSPLANTING Screened or Shredded A Third Generallon AAA Plumbing. New Installac- ~~~~~~ ~a~i;gSjl:~i~~:t~~ Upholstery HANDYMAN. Ceramic lIIe to ',4 Mi. W of Newburgh (313)878-6061 also Garden Soil Painter ... tlons and all residential repair. • remodeling. No job to small. repalr~ our specialty. 25 years CALL Smiths. All work (313)229-8903. experience. Licensed and GUARANTEED! Labor starts (517)548-2346. 464-2080-464-2081 BLUEGRASS • Homeowners D.E. SPOONER WALLPAPER- LICENSED, honest. depen- bonded. Eldred and Sons. at: Solas, $150. Chairs. $75. PROFESSIONAL roollng, • Landscapers dable. 30 years experience. LAWN SUPPLIES PAINTING (313)229-6857. Cushions. $15. Check low carpentry. palnllng. Free A-l Lawn Care. Dependable • Prompt Delivery Someone you can trust to do a SEPTIC tank cleaning. Installa- drapery prices. (313)561-0992. esllmates. low rates. (313)685- college student experienced Proper preparation Is CutlingSOD good Job. (517)546·8707. tlon, repair and perk tests. C. HAINES Upholstery. Quality 9241. (3131674-3636. In all area 01 lawn pickup or del. In Business 31 Years crllical, that's why our (517)223-3146. C. L. S. chemical available. 20 upholstering by a skilled cralt. maintenance. Resldenllal and eslimate always Includes ROOF and masonry repair. years experience. Licensed sman low economical prices commercial. (313)437-ll259. Mon.-Sat. 8-5 JACK ANGLIN scraping. sanding. caulk- Other odd Jobs. Lower rates and bonded. Marv Lang Septic wide ·selectlon. Free in-hom~ lor senior cillzens. Free Ing and priming if needed. A lace cord of firewood or a -Northwest Area 474·1040 Pole BUildings Cleaning. (313)349-7340. eSllmates. pick up and estimates. Dan. (313)227-5782. seml·load 01 logs. 1 to 100 51825W.8Mile And ii's backed by a year written guarantee. CUSTOM pole barns. garages. Sewing delivery. (313)887·9223. THIRTY years experience In yards 01 wood chips. shredd- Northville Novl Area 349-2195 To insure time lor coming line craltsmanshlp. And septic ______SERRA'S Interiors & home repairs. Plumbing. elec· ed bark. topsoil. sand. gravel. stone. etc. Tree service, 464-2080-464-2081 Locksmith season. call now for free systems. (313)878-9174. ALTERATIONS. For men and Upholstery, 116 N. Lalayelte, trlcal. carpentry. painting. Call estimate. women. restyling. custom South Lyon. (313)437-2838. stump removal. Fast TOPSOIL.13131698-1338. POLE Barns. 2 story barns. • Richard. (517)548-3092. .DEADBOL T locks Installed. courteous service. free 525·4264 storage sheds and garages. deSigning. Brighton· Howell SPRING clean up. leaves rak· Locks rekeyed and repaired. area. Call Verna May, (517)546- Health Care estimates. Hank Johnson & Quality work at reasonable ed, 1I0wer beds weeded. Keys made alter 5:30 p.m. 3700. Sons since 1970. Please Branches trimmed. rotolllllng rates. Branstock. (313)769- LICENSED Care home for the (313)437-0993. STONE PAINTING ALTERATIONS and custom phone (313)349-3018. lor gardens. GRASS CUT· 7633. elderly. quiet country setting sewing by Midge. (3131348------AEROSCAPE Landscaping. TING, ollices. homes. Land- Moving and Storage SERVICE between Howell and Pin· EXTERIOR. INTERIOR Design. sod and seeding ser- scaping. ornamental trees. POLE BUILDINGS 1014. ckney. private rooms. (3131678- PAINTING, STAINING vice. decks. seawalls. retain- shrubs planted, trimmed. DOWNS Moving Company. Bob Smithers. Stockbridge. 6077. FREE ESTIMATES Tree Service Ing walls. wood lences. lawn Flower beds built. grass Local. statewide. Pianos. (517)651-8479. Authorized Wick (313)878-6404 maintenance. de-thatching, seeding and Sodding. Free Reasonable. Independent. Dealer. Landscaping (313)994-4309 ______spring cleanups. Insured. Iree estimates and bid pricing. (313)422·2288. (313)227-4588. estimate. (313)878-3740. Residenllal, commercial. LAKELAND Music Instruction (313)887·5991.·Ask lor Ken. WALLPAPERING; palnling. In- Pool Service TREE CARE LAWN SPRAYING TOPSOIL PIANO lessons available for terlor and exterior. 12 years WEED&FEED experience. Licensed. Phone ·Screened·unscreened Novi area. (313)474-3092. PERSONALIZED Pool Service. Trimming. topping or $20-5.000 sq. It. • Peat-mixed soli lor Iree eSllmates. ask lor Dan at (51n223-3366 or (313)437- Spring openings. summer Complete removal Free estimates·531-1170 'GardenSoll MUSIC LESSONS HANEY'S 3104. maintenance. pump and Including stump ·WoodChlps Piano-Organ heater repair. Ask about our 24 hour service • GREEN VALLEY 'Shredded Bark WALTERS Palnllng and Clean- solar heating systems. Strings-Wind Certilled and Insured ·Sand (all types) Landscape Ing. Thank you for calling on (313)229-8903. T.D. Bjorllng and Company. 'Crushed Slone previous ad. Free esllmates. Roollng 'and sheet metal. 313-231-3557 349-0580 (313)227·2132. ·Landscape Boulders Su.pplies Shingles, lIat'rools. tear-olls, ARROW Tree Experts. Proles- Well Drilling 110100 Yards repairs. Reasonable. licensed • Washed Sand Schnute Music Studio Roofing & Siding slonal tree and stump =-::-:-:=-=-..,.,.-....",-.".- __ 7 Days Delivery Photography and Insured. South Lyon and Green Valley - Crushed Stone Northville removal. same day service. ISAAC Well Drilling and ADVANCED Systems. single area. (313)437-9366. Terry. Licensed. Insured. (313)437. Repair. 2. 4. and 6 Inch wells. • Cobblestone MINIATURE Masterpiece, free ply rubber. buill·ups. shingles 349·0116 -Woodchlps 4335. 24 hour emergency service. Farm - Painting & Decorating portrait silting Includes 4x5 and repairs. (313)227-4848. ROOFING. New or tear-oll. B&C Lawn Maintenance II. - Washed Stone color Print and lolder. Call for Siding. storms and additions. ED'S Tree Service. 20 years (,-=3;;;13:.<)8;;.;78-~9965=.:... _ PAINTING. Interior and ex· Resldenllal. commercial, -Dolomite an appointment. 10% 011 wed- Licensed and insured. Free experience. reasonable rates. cleanups. complete landscap- • Boulders terior, 15 years experience, ding photography. (517)546- • estimates. relerences. Iree estimates. (517)546-1390. ROBERTS SOD free estimates. Work Ing. (313)437·7247. - Shredded Bark 8783. ASPEN ROOFING (313)227-1198. Blue Grass Blend guaranteed. Dave (313)632- Residential, commercial. All TREE trimming and removal. COMPANY BLACK top soil, shredded. Any Quantity PORTRAITS lor all occasions REASONA~B~LE=--ro-O~f1~n-g,~I-re~e I 7525. exterior repair work. Rerools, Free estimate. Phone days or 4 Inch water system to 80 It, DELIVERY & INSTALLATIOr- bark. crushed stone. mason Ton· Yard· Bushel taken In your home. Studio 5. estimates. licensed. Insured. evenings. (517)546-3419. complete. $1.800. 2 Inch well • SIMPLIFY your decorallng tear/oils and rool Or U·Plckup 12 Mile & sand. till sand. till dirt, pea Wholesale - Retail (313)227-2216. guaranteed. (313)665-3548. TREE trimming and stump repalr,l day service. stone, backhoe work. (313)22&- needs. Make one call lor pro- replacements. Gutters Millord Rd. In New Hudson Pickup or Delivered PHOTOGRAPHER doing wed- ROOFING. Experienced, removal. Insured. (517)546- same day repair work fessional palnling and repaired and replaced. Senior 6935. dings and portraits for a reasonable, guaranteed. 3810 (313)437-2270 (313)437·7502 wallpapering. (33)437-1473 or citizen discount and Iree BRUSH Hog work and lield Thomson's Pit reasonable price. (313)878- Licensed. call aller 5 p.m., " (313)878-3665. (313)437-9331. ~.,..,.- _ eSllmate. (517)548-7385. 437-2212 culling. (51n223-3460. 48399W. 7 Mile. Northville 5655. (517)548-4540, All work Insured (313)227-3328. Trucking B&FPalntlng DRIVEWAY gravel and stone. between Beck & Ridge Rds. and guaranteed. ROOFING team, any style "Another line job" Interior. YOUR WEDDING PHOTOS FILL sand or clay $1 per yard SHALLOW wells. Irom point Fill sand, topsoil. Gene cash taken by Studio 5. For preview shingle. any repair. Free • through pump. repair or 349-1350• 349-4400 exterior palnllng. patching. Sand & Gravel. (313)437-3104. call (313)227·2218. COLLEGE student looking lor estimate. Fast service. piUS delivery. (517)548-3860. replacement. (313)229-8903. ·SPECIAL· and window washing. Free roollng work and painting. 7 RICH black shredded top soli. - _ DESIGNER LANDSCAPERS. Reasonable. (517)548-3641. esllmates. (313)484-3030. years experience. Call Tom. 7 yds. Top Soli Complete landscape design. Plano Tuning $SO lor 8 yard load. delivered. Window Washing SOD EXPERIENCED painter, In- (313)887·7357. Sawmill (517)548-6721. _ Preparalion for sod and '55.00 Picked up at Farms 8 terior and exterior, very cheap PIANO tuning. Any day. some SAND and gravel. top dirt. RESIDENTIAL. co~-m-m-er-c""la""I,-20- seeding. Retainer walls. top Mile bet. Farmington. evenings. fleasonable rates. CUSTOM sawing. Your logs or prices, very good work. B&HRooFING wood chips. crushed stone. years experlerl"e, relerences. • 7 yd.. fill DIrt soil. shredded bark. trees. Halstead Rd .• or Canton call George SCOIt., (313)685- ours. Munro's Sawmill (313)471·7928. NEW WORK. REROOFS, Low prices. Senior dlscounls. Free estln,ate Call Stevtl, '42.00 shrubs. trucking lor all localion 6 Days a Week 8OS34:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. (313)349-2359. Novl. materials. call Joe lor Iree EXCELLENT PAINTING byex· TEAROFFS. REPAIRS. 13131229-9747. (313)437-8514 Also Delivering: estimate's. All work 8 a.m.-5 p.m. perlenced hardworking LICENSED, INSURED Peat. Fill Dirt Plastering guaranteed. (5ln546-&nl. pel or Installed studenls at low cost. Interlor/· FREE ESTIMATES Woodchips • Bark exterior. (313)227-7009. LIVINGSTON Plasterlng/· BRIGHTON 231-3350 Sand. Gravel - Stone LAWN MOWING. dethatchlng. 437·9269 MILFORD PAINTING· residen- Texture Contractors. Repairs. 7 day delivery trimming. spring clean ups. tial and commercial. also tex· remodeling, customl~lng, pro- lesslonal quality, (313)227· -(( Fob.rglon or $ 2395 @s!!!.1I wh,l. Siding S4995 MlckWhlte lawn mowing. Reasonable. H.E. EDWARDS turlng. Experienced In top CRANE A.pholt Shlngl...... ", ,." ..... -::::?:2 Spec,ol8" SM(024) ..... FOTIS LANDSCAPING. since quality work. lully Insured. 7325. Trucking Co. ROOFING I.K.O.'sNo.2 S1995 rs _.fl'.'''''. ;;;;=-..... Ano".dS,d,ng S3995 1954. LANDSCAPING James Klepser, (313)685-7130. Plumbing Shingles ,q. Ii:~~~:~~:.::'__ :-~McondiondcloMoul. •.... 348-3150 (313) 437-1174 PAINTING. wallpapering, In- and Roofing S1080 ~~~~ SOD terior. exterior. residential F.II Pop.r ...... SoH,' MoI."ol No ~ S3695 PLUMBING Sheet foryourov.,hong ..... Pick-up or Delivered and commercial. Licensed Metal Elk P'.Iliga S5995 ' --l'-fm Installed and Insured. Iree estimates. Pr.mlum Sh,ngl...... ',. 5.K Gull.r Repair-Replacement P C • Fogarty's LAWN MOWING (313)227-1198. CELOTEX . S6500 R... I I_r. dll, .. " owa.lobl•• p.c,ol 49 ... "., Modernization Dimenlional tN' '41 on roo "'I ma,.,.ol, Hot HYDROSEEDING PAINTING. Interior. exterior. Wa corry a comp'.'. ',ne mo, I. •• ..... Landscaping POWER RAKING V:z the cost of sod Residential and commercial. Electric Sewer Cleaning 0' R...".S Hunter Douglas p,em.um Ihlngle. S.. rro, All p how. all & Lawn Maintenance Shingles, Sidl A all bl (313)878-3740 GRADING Prolosslonal work at low LONG T""b.,I,n., O' .... nllonol •. ale to.h and '0'''' n9 " a e - Cutting & Fertilizing late!'. (31~~2!3. Built-up Rough·Flnish PLUMBING "LET us SERVICE YOUR ROOFING AND SfDING NEEDS" One-ply - Clean·up & Power Rakmg LAWN mowing. sod laying. PAINTING AND I Custom Landscape DeSign grading. weed culling. power STRIPPING systems Interior-Exterior FANCY BATH I Sod & Shrub Installation raking. \:lack hoe work. Lee Wholesale Supply Old or diseased lawns WALLPAPERING • "Old or Diseased Sod" (313)349-1755. BOUTIQUE NORTHVILLE Stripped & Replaced LAND leveling. sodding and removed or resodded Reasonable Rates Serving the aroa 349-5582 BUY .55965Grand River - New Hudson . We "A-1Sod seeding. private drives and FREE ESTIMATES Call Lou since 1949 lIow _nd Accept roads graded. brush hog and Call Today lor a Free F.stlmate 437-9269 190 E. Main Street rotolllllng. (313)227·7582 call After 7 p.m. 349-1269 (313)349-1558 " SAVE! 437-6044 or 437-6054 C!:1 • N orthvllle-349-0373 278-6343 alter3 p.m. ( 10·B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday, May 11,1983 ------103 Garage& 076 Industrial, 080 Office Space 089 Wanted To Rent 101 Antiques 101 Antiques 101 Antiques 103 Garage & 103 Gsrage& Rummage Sales Rummage Sales Rummage Sales Commercial For Rent For Rent LONE PINE ANTIQUES RETIRED couple wishes fur· Covals. Barrington, illinois an· GUNS AND SWORDS: B11 HARTLAND. Garage sales- NORTHVilLE. Excellent Dac- FOURTH ANNUAL SPRING FOWLERVILLE. Antique HIGHLAND. Commercial nlshed efllclency. Farm- nual visit country store, adver· Barach. HOOKED RUGS A35 throughout subdivision. May tor, Law, or CPA olllce lor BARN SALE will be held star· May tag washer, hockey goalie bUIlding. 800 sq It Millord Ington, Novl area lor July, tlslng tins, dispensers: C3 Snyder: IRONSTONE B19 12,13.9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Lots of lease IBM computer and word ling Thursday, May 19 through pads, portable kerosene Road fronlage. $350. (3131887· August and September. Reply Number 7 William and 01nlelle Frederick, C12 Armbruster: lurnlture, toys, antiques and processer available. (313j34So Sunday, May 22, 10 am until healer, window air condl· 1:\351.(313)887-6726. _ James Abbott, 117 camino Day, Ada, Ohio French coun· JEWELRY A27 Galbraith chlldrens clothes. M-59 east to dark. Hundreds 01 Items In- tloners, aluminum siding, LAKELAND Plaza on M·36, 1270. Street, Porl St. Lucie, Florida try primitives Including carved Beads ancient to 20th c., C14 Bullard, lollow the signs. cluding furniture, glassware, chairs and tables, womens 1500 sq ft. slore or ollice for NORTHVILLE. 20010 1100 33452. burl spice box, chlldrens sets, A. Campbell, C22 Work, C34 HOWELL. Friday. 4350 N. Lat· lamps, stained glass windows, ~ clothing, some tools and spor· lease. plenty 01 blacklop park· sq. It, carpeted, air condI- 3 or 4 bedroom house In the dolls • French bisque: C3 Dalton: LACES, LINENS, AND son. Playpen, y/alker, collectibles, household and tlng goods. May 13, 14. 8 am to Ing (313E!1.1~_. _ tioned, secretarial and phone vicinity 01 Sliver and Lovejoy Number 8 The Rays, Birm- VINTAGE CLOTHING A22 loveseat, antique trunk, bargain Items 01 all types. 4141 ADS 5 pm. 734 South Grand. answering available. Roads, Fowlerville. Ingham, Michigan annual visit Bowie, A31 Burton, 012 Bur- household Items, clothes, NOVI, pnme locallon, com· W. Grand River, 4 miles west FOWLERVILLE. Furnlshed/unlurnlshed. Many Relerences. (517)468·3444 with 2 folk art collections. ton. 012 Bruhaber, E5 must be prepaid or rubbarb. merclal bUilding Ideal for of- of Howell. NeighbOrhood yard sale. pool n t,ces $650 monlhly. (313)34So extras. $7.50 per sq.lt. Utilities after2 p.m. advertising: ADVERTISING, Crockell, E15 Clo, Fl De Hays, placed on a HOWELL. 4 lamlly sale. , ORIENTAL rugs wanted by liller, water soltener, double 1942 _ Included. Available 1m· WANTED to rent collage on PAPER, AND POST CARDS: F8 Claypool. F12 LUdwig, F18 MasterCard or VISA. bedroom, dining set, sailboat mediately. (313)349-7077. 03 Hlrschelmer, E23 Beckley, Andrus, Number 2 Town- collector. Highest prices paid. sink vanlly, bikes, solabed, NOVI Prime shop, Crooked Lake lor the month of C4 plus much more. May 12, 13, F-4 Kaduck, F37A Walton, F39 sel)d. MAJOLICA B15 Paetow, Call (313)878-5824. household, clothes, toys, and warehouse, and/or ollice NORTHVILLE, beautiful July. (517)546-0118. BRIGHTON. Big Garage Sale. 14. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 2331 Beck, C3 Number 6 Coval, C3 C30 Taylor. F38 Tooley: more. 6649 North Fowlerville space available. (313)348-S864. downtown, corner Center and WANTED. House to rent for 28 ft. pool with new Doughboy Pineview oil Chilson Road bet· Number 8 Ray, C8 Number 2 0 ORIENTAL A4 Valenta: PAIN· Road, Thursday thru Saturday, Main, second floor above the one year beginning July 1. pump and accessories. Big ween Crooked Lake and Beck SOUTH Lyon Relall shop or & 0 (many Michigan cards, C13 TINGS, PRINTS, GRAPHICS. SUMMER CRAFT 9 to 6. (517)223-8989. new Onn Jewelers. (313)422- Within Muir Junior High dog house, sola, chair, desk Road. office. 250 square feet. $175. Numbr 8 Huntsberger: A31 Burton (Currier & Ives) C22 FOWLERVILLE. Huge garage 2490. school boundrles. Minimum 3 & and chair, fine men's, ladles (313)455-1487 AMERICAN INDIAN A13 Lovell, C32 Kiely, D6 French. and moving sale. Many baby HOWELL. Antiques, lurnlture, SO-UTH Lyon. Two olllces bedroom. Contact Kim, and chlldrens clothing. Tools, SOUTH Lyon, available for American Horse, E36 Thatcher 023 Mally, E4 Vanity Fair, E25 ANTIQUE SHOW Items, clothing, toys, books, TV's, baby Items, Heath Tex plus slorage space, heat and (313)685-3280. toys and much miscellaneous. and household items. 760 clothes, collectibles, etc. May rent or lease. 1200 sq. It relall electric Included, ample park· Goetz. F1 De Hays, F2 Thomp- Short (vintage posters) E26 May 12 thru 14. 1031~ Carriage or offIce space. Downtown. on ,------""\ son: ART GLASS A4 Valenta, May 21, 1983. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Beechnut. May 12, 13,14.10 to 11. 12, 13. 9 to 5. 935 Hadden Ing. 420 sq.lt. with Pontiac Herron, E36 Goetz. C2 Number Drive oil Buno Road. La/ayelle. (313)437·2091. A9 Sfddens and Valentine, C11 2 Gaab: PEWTER A23 Suders, Mayflower Meeting House, Avenue. Trail frontage. $350 per month. BRIGHTON. Garage sale. 5. Coo and Spear, 025 Sclarlnl, 024 Wolf significant and im- 455 S. Main Street, Plymouth. HOWELL. Pony, saddles. WilLIAMSTON. Commercial (313)437-5856,(313)437·5879. . Washer, dryer, furniture, FOWLERVILLE. Friday. Satur· E13 Wexler, Fl0 Robb portant selection 18 and early Make It a family affair, Iree ad· paint, tiles, lurnlture and many ('. space for anllque shops, cralt HOUSEHOLD lamps. chandelier, picture day. 9 to 5. Like new Ricoh SOUTH Lyon, Downtown. 3 01· (including Steuben Aurene 19 c. American and English, mission, Iree balloons. A lew miscellaneous. Thursday tll ? shops. On Grand River, Irames, TV. stereo, household 35mm camera $100. Clothes, flces for rent. Seperate en- floor lamp, Aurene 036 Gage: PHOTOGRAPHIC, spaces available. Call (313)459- 3342Oak Grove. beautiful surroundings, plenty Items. Rear 7367 Brookvlew small furniture, trances. 9x16, 8x12, 8x17. $75 STEREOS, CAMERA, 3070. Whitehall. of parking, adjacent to other bud valle, rare ring neck Drive, Mt. Brighton Subdivi- miscellaneous. Also hand· HARTLAND, 11511 Norway, 1 per month each. Call Steve, DAGUERREOTYPES: C26 Cor- antique and craft shops. 101 Antiques Burmese vase) ART POTIERY WALNUT double bed, 5 foot sion. (313)229-9133. May 13 and made cralt Items. 4789 North mile east of U5-23 watch for (313)437-6283, 9to 5. nish, F2 Thompson, C5 (517)655-1169. (517)655·4838. C6 Number 2 Stewart. BOOKS headboard, oval library table, 14. Stow Road, first house oil signs. Aluminum awning, Evenings, weekends, (517)349- E19 Maday, E22 Wooten Number 2 Patterson: POCKET oak, 2 lithographs. (517)546- Grand River. maternity, small women's. 082 Vacation Rentals BRIGHTON rummage sale, 2295 A'NNIVERSARY (chlldrens and history, E20 WATCHES F32 Gorsuch, C6 4005. girls 6-2 clothes, rockelle, 15 May 13 th, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. FOWLERVILLE. Garage sale CHARLEVOIX, MIChigan. 2 CELEBRATION ... Walsh, E25 Stout (aviation and Number 7 C. Knight, C8 Inch wheels, lurnlture, 14 th 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mill- corner Fowlerville Road and bedroom cottage for rent. call At Grand River Merchants 01 111m)E36 Goetz, F9 Randolph: Number 2 0 & 0: QUILTS 102 Auctions miscellaneous Thursday· Fri- 078 Buildings & Halls Williamston, Antiques and pond Manor. 614 N. Second. Layton Road. Thursday, Fri' after5 p.m. (313)349-5926. REFERENCE BOOKS A21 everywhere: ROGERS day, Saturday. day.9·5 p.m. For Rent Fine Accesorles. 1039 West Woeller, E4 author Roy Mat· GROUPS 012 Brushaber: BRIGHTON. 9480 Hilton Rd. HOWELL/Brighton. Chemung HARTLAND. Mutl-Iamlly sale. Grand River. Williamston, thews with "In Vanity Fair" SAMPLERS A27 Galbraith, A35 AUCTION May 14, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. FOWLERVILLE. 7625 Owosso HAMBURG. M-36 near ex· Lakefront. 3 bedroom, sandy Saturday May 14. 9 to 1. 3922 Michigan. One mile west of BRASS A11 Nixon: A18 Snyder: SILVER A26 Kuehnle IS OUR BUSINESS Tools, equipment, household Road. Moving Sale. Thursday, pressway. Olllce. approx· beach, all sports, rent weekly. Hartland Road. traffic light. Celebration Is FrI- Mongenas, OS Ehrle Bulllng coin sliver snull box; C22 Estates • Antiques • Farm - items, miscellaneous. Friday, Saturday, May 12 thru Imately 900 sq. It. Carepted, (517)546-4383. 14. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Fur· HIGHLAND Hills Sub Sale. day. Saturday and ·Sunday. and Polishing: E28 Stout bull· Work, F5 Gebhardt: SHAKER Bankruptcy - Construction - LI- BRIGHTON. Mystic Lake. 6154 paneled, diVided into 3 office. HILTON Head Island. South niture. cream separator. etc. May 13, 14 and 15. Old time Ing and Polishing: BRONZES AS Tracey, B17 Queen many quidations Sundance Trail. 5 lamlly. May 12, 13, 14. 9 to 5. Fur- ( .. Includes trailer and garage. Carolina. 2 bedroom. 2 bath photos taken In antique C7 Number 6 Bombel: community Items: C9 Number Appraisals· Bonded. Large or Manufacturer samples, 9 a.m. FOWLERVILLE. Porch sale, niture, van, boat. household Lot 85x225. Agent. (313)532- Villa on Atlantic Ocean Beach, clothing, developed While you CHINESE EXPORT A4 Valenta, 3 Chenevert and Petz. C13 small. Your place or ours. to 5 p.m. Thursday, Friday, lots of chlldrens clothes and and baby lIems. Millord Road 5954 sleeps 6. close to golf and ten- walt. Antique appraising 022 Regency II: Chair canelng Number 4 Fultz: SPINNING Barrow & Associates and Saturday. many other lIems. 9220 West to Clyde, then to Strathcona. nis. $500 per week. (313)629- available. Shop open 7 days, (313) 832-52180r Grand RlYer, Friday, Saturday. Everyone welcome, follow and reeding D5A Sunthelmer, AND WEAVING tools- C23 The BRIGHTON. Garage Sale. FrI- 1743. 10:30 to 5:30 Monday through CHANDEUERS E13 Wexler, Moberlys: SPONGEWARE, (313) 229-5057 signs. 080 Office Space day, Saturday, May 13, 14. IRISH Hills. 1'h hours to Saturday. Noon to 5:30 on Sun- E27 Harper, C17 Number 8 SPA TIER, SLIP STONEWARE, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 10895 HOWELL yard sale. 320 For Rent private lake. 3 bedroom, air day. (517)655-1350. - Green: CLOCKS C35 Johnson, A5 Tracey, 034 Potchen: Spencer Road. GARAGE SALEI Argyle, Wednesday thru conditioned. sand beach, C5 Martine, E37 Clark, STAFFORDSHIRE A4 Valenta: BRIGHTON. Deluxe olllce ANN ARBOR ANTIQUES AUCTION Saturday, 10 to 7. Electric look-out balcony, baby crib. COVERLETS: 036 Gage TELEPHONES: early working BRIGHTON. Pleasant View space or mercantile use, com- MARKET. Sunday May 15. 5055 Brighton Area Schools. Satur- stove, space heater, car, Boats, golf, swim, fish. $375 "Peace nd Plenty" (Penn.) and parts C15 Number 5 Esletes Subdivision garage pletely remodeled up to 3200 Ann Arbor - Saline Road. 1-94 AUCTION day, May 14, 9 am to 2 pm. At clothes, miscellaneous. per week. (313)429-4526. DECOYS A5 Tracey, A13 Brosmer: TOYS AND sale, 011Lee and Rickett. May sq ft. Grand RlYer at Main via exit 175, 300 dealers, all the bus garage, 620 South HAMBURG garage sale. A lot American Horse. F5 Gebhardt. CHILDRENS A23 Suder. A35 FRIDAY NIGHT 12,13,14.10 a.m. t05 p.m. Streel Best lease rate In MINI-motorhome, sleeps four. under cover, everything Seventh. Rain or shine. of baby lIems and clothes. C5 Number 7 Montgomery: Snyder. B29 Wright childs cup- MAY 13. 7:30 pm. BRIGHTON. 6280 Beth, Sax- Broghton. (313)229-2981. $329 weekly. no mileage guaranteed for authenticity, maternlly clothes, tables, DOLLS A12 Poley, A22 Bowie. board. 2 piece oak, rocking New and used tools, bikes. ony Subdivision. Seiling our BRIGHTON. 800 square feet or charged. (517)223-9267. 8 a.m •• 4 p.m., "Early Birds" HIGHLANDER HOUSE FLEA lamps and much morel May 12 C4 031 Hall, E13 Wexler, Fl horse, as found: C20 Lovell, radios LED watches, knives, home and have many good smaller, prome location, very THAYER Lake. Northern welcome at 5 a.m. FEATUR- MARKET, 112 South Millord through 15. 10 to 5. 7119 DeHays, C3 Number 7 Day: C29 Worden, 014 Heath childs cast Ir~n toys, table lamps, us- Items we can't take With us. reasonable. (313)227-3188. Michigan cottage, steeps 6, ING dealers NEW to the Rd, 2 blocks south 01 M·59, Strawberry Lake Road. FLOW BLUE A26 Kuehnle, A35 cupboard, grain painted; E36 ed books, box lots, lormlca Friday, Saturday and Sunday. boat. Available June through market: Many returning lor open Saturday and Sunday, HOWELL. 5 family. 7325 E~ BRIGHTON. 600 sq ft. store. Snyder: FOLK ART C3 Number Jensen; F1 De Hays (dolls and tops. cedar fence posts. ~M:;a~y;,13:::,:::1;::4'c,:1-,::5.,=-:o--:-:_.,..-;,... September. $225 per week. May due to Apnl blizzard, A23 10 am to 6 pm. Lots of new Highland Road (M·59). Satur· 125 sq.lt. office space. Low 8 Ray: FURNITURE: teddy bears) C3 Number 7 Day galvanized sheet metal plus BRIGHTON, 712 Brighton Lake (313)420-0098. RlIa and Bill Suder. Whitehall. and used Items! Spaces for day, 9 a.m. tll? rent. (313)229-6930. everywhere Including A2 (French toys) C4 Number 6 much more. Road, Thursday thru Saturday, Michigan folk art, pewter, tex- rent. (3131887-8302. BRIGHTON. Grand River fron- Roberts, outstanding painted Downes C11 Number 3 Rimer: HOWELL, yard sale May 14, 084 Land For Rent tiles, toys, baskets: A24 Arm- 9to 4. Some anllques. tage. of lice space or. mer· pie sale, walnut washstand VICTORIAN ART TILES E17 BARGAIN BARN HAMBURG M-36 to Hiawatha 15. Across Irom Big Wheel. bruster. Dearborn, Michigan BRIGHTON. Mt. Brlghtor! SUb. canllie use, excellent parking, 140 acres farm available for possibly Shaker: A5 Tracey, LUllig, just back from England: 5640 M-59. HOWELL to 6502 Riverdale. Sale begins 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Ironstone. new location: B3 3 family. Lime Lake Court. new Sign. $5 per sq. ft. 2.000 rent to grow crops. 90 acres SHAKER Mt. Leban?n, N.Y. WINDOWS beveled and stain- (517)646-5995 Friday May 13 to Sunday May Carol Reinhard Marysville, Baby clothes, lots 01 HOWELL. MovlOg sale. 25 sq It (313)227-1277, (313)229- tillable. east hall 01 the west • Number 5 rocker with arms ed 027 Merwlns, F17 Barry. 15. 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Ohio new location country fur· ______miscellaneous, Friday and Meadowview. Friday, May 13 2301 half of section 5 Brighton and Number 3 sewing rocker: Chlldrens clothing, size 0 to nlture and accessories: B17 Last Tent Row " Number6 Lef· Saturday. 13 and 14th. 8 am III and Saturday, May 14. Toys, BRI'G~-H=TO=N~.""Mc-I.-:900:-=::--sq-.-f:-:-t.-I;--nTownship. (313)647-2311. A10 Nixon, small campaign lIer, C17 Number 8 Green. Ad· 4T, adult clothing, furniture Thomas Clifton Queen, CONSIGNMENT ",du;=Sk"".=~:-:-~ __ furniture. clothes, SOUTH Lyon. 23 acres. 6 Mile, chest early 19c: A26 Kuehnle mission $2.00, free parking. plus much more. miscellaneous items. (517)54So excellent location with conve- LOUisville, Kentucky. SHAKER AUCTION BRIGHTON. 2 family garage ment parking. Very sha~. Im- Spencer Reads. (313)525-9l!47. blanket chest With bracket HOWELL. Must see this one. 9456. ' including loom chair· Alfred, BARGAIN BARN, 5640 M-59, MAY 21, 1983 sale. May 12, 13, 14. 9 to 5. No mediate occupancy. (313)229- (618)23s-7330. Maine; chrome - yellow paint, base in old red: Sheraton Howell. (517)546-5995. Huge multi lamlly sale at Old HOWELL. 2 lamily. Thursday •• chest with luting: A31 Burton If you have something to sell, early birds. Womens clothing, 5550. Canterbury N.H. wash stand: Wednesday through Saturday. Marion Town Hall, Coon Lake 8'30 am. Relrlgerator. 215 East 088 Storage Space hanging pie safe, tavern table such as: equipment. vehicles, kitchen Items, tables, 2 lawn Road. Thursday, May 12, BRIGHTON. Professional 01- B20 Phil Pontius, Akron OhIo 10.00 am to 5:00 pm. Brooks, 011Michigan. For Rent all original. pine server: B22 t ols household sporting mowers, lots 01 everything. 9:3O,a.m. to 5 p.m. We have f,ce space/medical, prime new location: B22 Michael and Hnbernlk, Federal half column CHAIR caneing, Experienced. 9000dS, or mls~ellaneous Take Grand River t? VW Hall. baby lIems. children clothes; HARTLAND. 9024 Par- 10callon, beatlful bulidlng. Mary Hrlbernlck new location: Reasonable prices. (313)832· RV Storage. Saturday access. gilt Irame mirror c.1810: B23 Items, contact go south on ~uperlor to 6337 pool filter, snow skis, shallvllle. May 12 thru 14. separate entrance and foyer. B21 Marllssa Bunsold. 7284. Green Oak Auto. 10 Mile near Huhn House early furnishings JIM EDWARDS Fonda Lake Dnve. Lowrance Fish Locator, air 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Huge 4 lamlly lease negotiable. 3,000 sq. It. MarySVille Ohio new location: Rushton. (313)437-8143. arid accessories inclUding DARK green wicker COUCh, garage sale. B24 Dianne Elliott, Galena, Il- (313)437-4660or BRIGHTON area. Garage sale. conditioner, stereo, paper (313)227-7799. chair, and rocker. (313)227· Friday and Saturday. 9 to 5. HOWELL. 5678 East Allen UNION Lake. Indoor storage. linois, country furniture and rare mahogany fire screen back books, boys' 20 Inch HOWELL. Seven ollices, very 4222. JERRY DUNCAN 7185 Hamburg Road, corner of Road, off Argentine. Snowmobiles. $25 or two for accessones, folk art: B34 lin- With chand Ie shelf c.1790 bike, and much more. reasonable, located behind $40. (313)363-2503. English: C12 Cherry and (313)437-9175 Maltby and Hamburg Road. Everything from B to W. Friday da Hltchinson, Walton, Ind. FARMINGTON Hills. Barn and HOWELL. 3lamlly. Something Speedy Printing. Call even- Ask about our special Furmture, snowblower. you and Saturday, 9 am to 7 pm. country' furniture. C23 The walnut lurnlture: C36 M. Idle, yard sale. May 12,13, 14th. (in- for everyone. Chlldrens Ings. (5171546-9041. 089 Wanted To Rent great cherry tester bed, 7 2 Moberly, LouiSVille, Kentucky, It., doors) 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. )~nti- minimum bid consignment of· ~n~am~e~II=-=.=--=--;_;-;-_~ clothes, toys, miscellaneous. HARTLAND. 3 packrat families piece Pennsylvania corner LAKEFRONT home in L1v· 1st time In over a year with ques. collectibles, accent fer. BRIGHTON 6 lamlly sale, May 13, 14. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. spring house cleaned. May 13. cupboard In old red 12 panes; ______something lor everybody. HOWELL. Downtown. Ollice Ingston County, 4 month Spinning and Weaving tools Items In solid cherry and oak, 51DJewett Street. 14.10t04. 2621 Bullard Road. • cherry tall case clock: cherry country floral arrangements. BRAUN & HELMER 12866Sutherland, Sunday 12 to or retail space. 800 or 1600 penod June thru September. Including Shaker walking HOWELL, 3770 East M-59 near pie sale: 014 Mary Heath, 34440 Bridgeman. Between 8 AUCTION SERVICE 5 pm, Monday and Tuesday, square feet. (517)54s-6623. (51n546-7736. wheel: 014 The Heaths, Latson Road, yard sale, Beam Schaumberg, III. cobblers and 9 mile roads. West of Far- 9 amt05 pm. LAKE SHERWOOD'S Schaumburg, III, cobblers and Old Taylor bollles, tools, (MILFORD) HOWELL. Pnvate executive LAKEFRONT, 2 or 3 bedroom, bench In old blue, rare small mington Road, West oil Gill bench In old blue, rare ,small Farm, Household, Antique, BRIGHTON. Moving sale. 1 crystal, miscellaneous office Includes phone answer- lurnlshed cottage for July and size dry sink, country desk in Road. 2nd Annual Garage Sale. Only size dry sink, counlry desk In Real Estate, Miscellaneous. day only. FurOiture. ap- household items. Saturday Ing and secretarial services. August. Good beach, fishing. mustard. sea chest In old red; 1 more week. May 20, 21. No old mustard. sea chest in old HUMMELS. (16). Large spring pliances, toys. and more. Fri- May14, 9 t05. Seperate secretarial space Livingston County area. 036 Gage cherry corner cup- pre-sales. red: E25 James and Audrey dance, small umbrella boy and Lloyd R. Braun, 665-9846 day. May 13. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. available. Ideal for salesman, (517)546-0124, Lee Gordon. board early 19 c., Sheraton HOWELL. 4 Family sale. Air Short. Cinclnniltl, Ohio VIn- girl, many more. (313)87s-3822. Jerry L. Helmer. 994-6309 10868 Carller (Greenfield broker, or manufacturers rep. NORTHVILLE. Novi or South wing chair c.1800; Sheraton conditioner. self·propelled LAKELAND. 4 families. May tage posters and antiquarian ------~P~o·:.::'n~te~):....-,--0- __ -=--,-,.-,...-- (517)548-2245or (313)227-4099. Lyon. Family with 2 children sugar chest: Last Tent Row I LARGE selection of furniture lawn mower, baby things and 13,14,15. Furniture, truck cap, books: F1 Sarbara DeHays, and collecllbles. We buy and HOWELL. INCREDIBLE need 2 - 3 bedroom house With Number 3 VanDusen 2 trundle LARGE AUCTION SALE BRIGHTON. 742 S. Third. Mov- furniture, golf clubs, lots of knickknacks, van seat, toys. 9 Findlay, Ohio new locallon sell. Furniture stripping by RATES ON OFFICE SPACE. garage. $300 to $400. beds 1 rope, 1 pumpkin pine; S t M 14 10 Ing sale. Starting Wednesday paptsrback books, craft Items to 5 p.m. Midland off Kress. dolls, teddy bears, country (517)54So2020. hand. stripping supplies lor 150 Jo;n' s~~et 'aC:~~~ Irom thru May 24. . and much more. May 12, 13, Relerences. (517)695-2840. store, quilts: C3 Number 6 The C9 Number 3 Chenevert· Petz LAKELAND. Saturday, Sun- settle, pie safe, jelly cup- sale. Wednesday thru Satur· post office. Highland. BRIGHTON. Winans Lake 14.9 a.m. tII? 715 E. Sibley. day, 2 to 5 p.m. Lake day. 9 to 5. Furniture, board. Last Tent Row III Michigan. Like new furniture, area. ~ay 14, 15. 10 to 5p.m. HOWELL. Garage sale, 11, 12 Chemung Oldies. 5255 E. dishwasher, building sup- Number 7 Schelberg ollice collectors Items. tools, Baby Items, aIr ~ondllioner, and 13th. Ping-pong table, fur- Grand River, Howell. (517)546- plies, tools. dishes, much lurnlshlnlls: GAMER BOARDS household, miscellaneous, wheelbarrow. SWivel rocker, niture and clothing. Oil Butler 7784 or (517)546-8875. more. 9749 Beverly Drive off 023 Mally: GLASS (Including some antiques. Dont't miss c lot h e s. and 0 the r Blvd. to Pleasant Ridge, lollow Kress Road. • . flint. cut. pressed) A4 Valenta, WELL·DONE antiques 1 horse this sale! miscellaneous lIems. 6187 signs. • A6 Roblnson- (Historical sleigh complete, $250. DALE & DOROTHY WILSON ~Co:::.:w::.:e:;::Il:.:.R::::oa:::.:d:.:.,.-.,..--:-_.,...-HOWELL. Marine Corps Dressed Depression glass. (313)684- Prop. BRIGHTON. Livingston League Second Annual Yard MOVING SALE glass Including cobalt blue 0924. GAIL WINTER·AUCT. Montessori Center, 1381 Old Sale • Scholarship Fund - water tray "01 the old GREGORY To be Sold at Auction WANTED old sheet music. Old (313)673-9298 U5-23. May 14, 9 t04. Commerclal·type bar sink, statehouse - 1876") E13 Wex· onginal posters. Old gasoline ______BRIGHTON. Lake of the Pines, stainless steel, excellent con- ler, F5 Gebhardt, F7 Pengra, May 14, 15. 9 a.m. tll 9 p.m. pump (1915?) with lighted top. I 5123 Kenlcott Trail. Canning dition. Saturday, Sunday, May 85% Fmancing - 11% Interest Fl0 RObb, F35 Mecca, C7 15440 VanSyckle. Everything After 5 pm. (313)855-2997. jars,. lamps, twin size bed, 14, 15. 9 to 5 pm. 2149 West Number 6 Bombel (Dertumer' ROBERT VANSICKLE must go. No reasonable offer Broker Partidpation Invited AUCTION SERVICE skates, skis, goll bag and cart, Grand River, across from XLO. relused. child's size organ, electronic HOWELL garage sale. Farm, household, estate and games, etc. Saturday, May 14, miscellaneous. 320 Jewett. MILFORD. 3 family garage miscellaneous. Novl. 1IuO~tO~4~.,-- _ TUESDAY, MAY 24 (313) 563-0455 - Thursday, Friday. 9 to 5. sale. May 12, 13. 8 a.m. to • ALWAYS HOWELL. 12 family, plng·pong 4 p.m. 841 Duke. AUCTION WILL BE HELD AT THE table. vacuum cleaner. toaster MILFORD moving sale, fur- FREE oven, household Items, baby niture, appliances, tools, SHERA TON·SOUTHFIELD (DETROIT) ARE YOU GARAGE SALE furniture, books, paperbacks. clothes, antiques and much Located at the Southfield Freeway and 1·696, SOUTHFIELD, Ml THE yards of fabric. crafts, mlilrel Saturday, Sunda:/. 9 to PLANNING KITS! clothing, quilt racks, wood 5.1201 Nortoon Drive. PARCEL "NO.3THRO PARCEL NO.6 TO BE SOLD crafts, carpet samples, chain A1 OI"!.E.L9CA!!9N_· AOCTION DAY PHON~: 313·55?:1§.2!L- ASK ABOUT YOURS WHEN MILFORD. 2 family, many LEA.DER A AUCTION? YOU PLACE YOUR saw, nuts and bolts, electric household Items. Friday, VIDEOTAPE PRESENTATION AT 10:00 AM Call GARAGE SALE AD IN heater, girl's bike. tomato Saturday. 10 to 5. 285 West plants, boxes 01 free Items Doors Open and Auction Personnel Available at 9:30 AM Ray & Mike Egnash THE GREEN SHEET Buno 5/8 mile east of Millord COUNTRY FAIR and much more. Friday and Road. Auctioneers Helgh'is S~b, ·oU· i:i~~k; Road PARCEL NO.3 - TOES., MAY 24 PARCEL NO.4 - TOES., MAY 24 Saturday, 9 am tll dark. 3295 MILFORD. Boy's clothes. size ANTIQUE Licensed, Bonded between Grand River and Curdy Road, north of M-59, SHERATON·SOUTHAELD - 11:00 AM SHERATON·SOUTHAELD - 11:00 AM Insured Freedom Road. 23650 8 to 14, miscellaneous & between Latson and Eager. household. 2355 Craggs, oil FLEA MARKETS LOW RATES Oakland. 26,312 SQ. FT. I HOWELL. 3 lamlly sale. AntI- Rowe Road. Saturday May 14, • 3,108 SQ. FT. Nation's Largest Inside Markets Auctions ~re FOWLERVILLE. 5557 Mason ques, clothing, lurnlture, solid 9t04: Sunday May15. 11 t03. WAREHOOSE-QmCE Has 2 Big Locations Our Business Road, KOUNTY KLOVER KIDS OFFICE BUILDING maple stereo, am-fm stereo MILFORD, garage sale. GOod PONTIAC FLEA MARKET 4-H KLUB garage sale. Satur- 15075 Meyers Road, DETROIT, MI LOMBER SOPPLY BlDG console, antique gas stove stull, hockey, cross country 2045 Dixie Hwy. End of Telegraph 511/546-1496 day, May 14, 9 to 5. Bargain heater. and much much more. • [WILDING has II Sm.lIt Ol""I ,. Wednesday, May 11, 1983-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLEO LAKE·NOVI NEW~ THE MILFORDTIMES-l3-B '.' 210 Boats & Equipment 215 Campers, Trailers 230 Trucks 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 AutomObiles 240 Automobiles '.. 198115'12foot GX·I50 Glastron, 'Equipment 1977 Buick Century Special, V- custom gold flake, Collectors 1973 Chevrolet ~O with 18 f1 Local Auto MONTE CARLO 1981 8. power steering, power Series, custom aluminum NEW and used trailers, motor van box, newly rebuilt engine. Srokerneeds V6. automatic, power $3,000 or best offer. (313)229- brakes. air. $1,875. Aller trailer, 80 HP Mercury motor, homes, 5th Wheels, truck top- all makes & model steering and brakes, air. pers, campers. Very good 2981. 2 p.m. (517)223-9058. cruise. stereo, console, 120 hours, electric start. cars for (313)629-8364. selecllon. Financing available 1978 Chevy Luv wilh cap, good 1982 Buick LeSabre Limited, 4 buckets, glass T-tops. up to 84 months. Sarges door, V-8, completely loaded, out-of-state buyers $7985. 40 HP Evlnrude, generator, mechanical cOJldltlon, Camper Sales, exit 80 on US- Impeccable condillon. Only call "Sill Saunders" JACK CAULEY electric start, controls, tank. reliable, $1.095 offer. (313)227- 23 expressway, Fenton. 15,000 miles. $9,300. Call -CHEVROLET- $825. (517)546-0072. 5192or (313)349-2m, (313)6ll4-3891 POP·UP camper. very good (313)437-8085. ORCHARD LAKE RD. 15 foot fiberglas boat and 1978 Dodge pickup for sale, condillon. Sleeps 7. $1,000 or asking $3,000. (313)437-4088. 1978 8-710 Datsun stallon CHEVY 1982 Between 14 & 15 Mile Rds. trailer with 40 HP Evlnrude CAVALIER 855-9700 best offer. (517)548-a349. 1978 Datsun. 5 speed, long wagon. new tires. $2,200• motor. Go6d condillon. S650. 4 door. 4 speed, defogger, TRUCK camper, 11 foot, self· bed, cap, super clean. $3,200. (313)498-2329. 1980 Mercury Capri, air condI- • (313)227·5746. tinted glass. Super contained, sleeps 4 to 8. 1977 Buick Skylark, V-8 231, tioning, rear-delrost, velour 85 HP Mercury motor, Glaspar (313)437-2882. Bath/shower, 3-way auto trans, rebuilt heads, bad Special. $5485. Interior, undercoated, V-8 ski boat and trailer. Boat 1977 Ford F-l50. (517)223-9374. JACK CAULEY refrigerator. stove, oven. engine. $400 or best offer. 1971 engine, 30 mpg, still on extend ------.., ------, needs some work, motor In Air Conditioning $1,000. (517)546-1679. FORD :PU ton 4 speed. Needs Pinto, 1973 4 cycle engine, -CHEVROLET- warranty, excellent condItio .., Oil and Filter good condition. $1,100. Call bed. $300. (517)223-9715. ORCHARD LAKE RD. very very clean. S5,3OO.Call UTILITY trailers, new, 4x8 needs trans. Excellent tires, Recharge after5:3O pm. (313)229-4958. 1978 GMC, 5/8 ton pickup, ex· Between 14 & 15 Mile Rds. belore 3 p.m. or after 5 p.m. Change $350, 5x8 $450, 5x12 tandem $150 or best offer. 11842 Nor· 7th HP outboard, Scott At· cellent running condillon. $BOO 855-9700 (517)548-4533. Includes recharge system. $800. Wood haUling trailers. way, Hartland, between 10 am water, very good condition, Includes Motorcraft filter & up clean condenser lms. adjust all (313)229-8475. firm. (313)229-8965. and3 pm. 1978 Fiesta, 50,000 miles, MARK IV, 1973. Full power, no $150. (313)632-7909, to 4 qts. 01011. Ford. Mercury, drtve bells, system check for 1977 GMC :PU ton step-side BUICK Skyhawk 1977, sunroof, am-fm, E/xcellent rust, good rubber, recently In- LIncoln only. Similar savings on .'. leaks. 15 loot fiberglass boat, 65 hp. pickup, slick. V-8. $1,800. automallc, V-8, power steer· condition. Best offer. (313)227· stalled brakes and exhaust other makes. Mercury and trailer, $750. (313)437-8312. lng, good condillon. $2,500. 2083. system, runs good. $1,800. Complete Parts & Labor Evenings (313)231·1578. PARTING out 1971 Chevy (517)223-3426. (313)478-4588. Complete Parts & Labor MERCURY 1978 All Makes MIRROCRAFT 14 loot pickup. ton axle and spr· 1979 Mustang Cobra turbo :PU MONARCH aluminum deep lisher. 9.6 hp Ings. (313)632-5839. AM/FM stereo, 4 speed, other 4 door, automatic. power • Sea King motor, Pamco tilt extras, 44,000 miles. Excellent 1978 Ranchero GT, power CIRCULATION steering and brakes, trailer, gal. can, oars, anchor. LIVINGSTON COUNTY condition. $3,500. (313)227· steering, power brakes.· cruise.' stereo. Special $1,000. (313)887-5070. 9124. radials, very good condillon. 517-546-4809 Price. $1985. 14 ft. Meyers, 6 h.p. Evlnrude, $2,400 or best. (517)548-1035 JACK CAULEY 19n Mustang, 4 cylinder, trailer, Excellent. condition. before3 pm. -CHEVROLET- automatic, sunroof, canary 1979 Chevetle, 4 door. air, S950. (51n548-1159 alter 6 p.m. ORCHARD LAKE RD. yellow, $1,800. (313)227-1739. rustprooled, excellent condI- 16 loot open bow, convertible AM/FM stereo cassette car Between 14 & 15 Mile Rds. 1980 Mercury, am-1m stereo, CH EVROLET 1976 tion. (313)885.7186. top, new tarp, motor, traller, radio, used one year, $75. C-80 855-9700 20 mpg, excellent condition. best oller. Must sell this After 5 pm, (313)887-8720. 18' stake body. 368 V8, 5 1980 Chevetle, 4 door, 4 $3,800. (51n546-5750 •• speed, 'crulse, stereo, moon weekl(313)227.5048. BRONCO transmission speed transmission. Work 1982 Flreblrd. V~, automatic. 1978 Mercury Marquis station roof and more. 39,000 miles. air, T rool, 10,500 miles. Ex- OUTBOARD 5 h I transler case. Two 14, In. Horse. Only $2485. wagon, power windows, motor, p, tw n Cregar SST, new rubber, $150. JACK CAULEY $3,200. (517)546-5587 after cellent condition, mUllt see. cycle, water cooled. Runs ex- (313)632-5639 power locks, am-fm stereo, 5 p.m. (517)548-2197. cellent. $100 or best oller. ;;;:?-=i:;:-:7"'·:;---..,--;::,,-- -CHEVROLET- good condition. $1.500. (517)223-3422. BIG block Chevy parts. Big ORCHARD LAKE RD. .1980 Citation, power steering, 1980 Farimont loaded 4 door, 6 (313)684-1635. power brakes, automatic, 4 • OUTBOARD, 7th hp, water block headers and mufflers, . Between 14 & 15 Mile Rds. cylinder. Excellent condition. 1965 Mustang hardtop, 6 door. stereo, cruise. $3,790. cooled. F. N. R. Can be used $75.14 Inch mags, Chevy rims 855-9700 $3,295. Call 313)348-9161. cylinder, automatic, am-fm. ------(313)669-1183. with cable controls. $100 or excellent, tires worn, $150. 1982 Flreblrd. S/E. V-6, new paint, new exhaust, good =C7A;':;M~A=R=O:"::1::=9=77:-,-p-o--'w=--e-r-s7te-e-r- best oller. (517)223-3422. 14 Inch tires on Chevy rims, 233 4 Wheel Drive automatic, air, T rool, 10,500 tires. $1,200 or best. (517)546- new $100. Camaro sport mlr- Vehicles lng, power brakes, red, 6 miles. Excellent condition, 6445. =-;:::;-:- __ --;:; -:::c:-::-:;;-::- cylinder, standard transmls- ""07:U:=:T""B"""O-=A"""R"""D:--""7,'"'Vz-'-hp---::S""e-a-rsrors, $10 pair. 1973 EI Camino must see. (517)548-2197. 1988 Mustang, power steering, . • , ' parts. 1965 Chevy parts. 1986 '73 Blazer. Power steering, slon, sharpl Dependable. 1932 Ford Coupe. 283 Chevy power brakes, excellent con- clutch drive with 3Vz gallon Pontiac OHC and transmls- power brakes, automatic, am- $2,250 or best offer. (3131227· tank. used very httle. Ex- engine, $3,500. (313)885.1129. dition, 44,000 miles, $2,500. cellent condition. $275. slon, not running, new parts, fm, 11ft kit, white spoke 5786after 7 pm. 1982 Ford Escort, payoff (313)885-8772. (517)223-3422. (517)546-0804 or (517)546- wheels, recent paint, $2,800 or 1975 Chevy Nova, excellent r~: balance or best offer. Must 1972 Nova SS. Many new offer. (313)229-8738. (313)229- condition. Clean. $1,000. sell. (313)229-9443. parts, excellent condition, OWENS '18 foot boat, 60hp 8545. (51n546-3815. Evlnrude motor, $1,295. COMPLETE AUTO 1979 Chevy 4x4. Custom ~9:::78'::-'-:C::'::h-=':':';'---:4""--ed--:--- 1982 Ford EXP, payoff balance built for high performance, Trailer, SS95.(313)229-8857. SERVICE Deluxe, short box, 350 four 1 evette spe ,sun- or best offer. Must sell. chrome wheels. (51n546-7810. barrel, bucket seats, sliding rool, good condition, $2,100 or PONTOON boat, needs deck. Brakes. tune-ups, major and (313)229-9443. CITATION 1980 rear window, am-fm cassette. offer. (313)34!Hi410. • $100. (51n546-2638 alter 5 pm. minor engine repair, elee- FIET X19, 1975. 35 mpg. good 4 door, loaded. automatic, 17 foot Relnell Inboard out- trlcal. Certified mechanic. Call • $4,300. (313)227-2394Brighton. 1982 Cavalier. air conditioning, looking, good running. $1,800. power steering and 4 speed. stereo cassette, tour- board, am-fm radio, downrlg- Mike, (517)223-9249. 1972 Chevy Blazer, 4 x 4, Ing suspension. rust-prooled, (313)227-3736. brakes, air, cruise. AM/- gers, depth finder, trailer, =:====--:- ----, good shape, $BOO or best offer. 25 000 iI S5 500 (517)546- 1980 Fairmont, automatic 6, FM Quiet Sound. Only $2,500. (517)548-4779. CHEVETTES only, new and (517)546-4832after 3 pm. 6565. m es. , • power steering, power $2985. JACK CAULEY 1978 17 loot Starcraft trl-hull, used parts. Specials on 1981 1978 Dodge Ram Charger SE 1980 Chevrolet Monza. 4 brakes. rustproofed. Wiles -CHEVROLET- 470 Mercury cruiser, with Iront clip, rear ends and rear 4x4. $3,500 or best offer. cylinder, 4 speed. vinyl top, car. Excellent condition. $3,250. (313)887-4914. ORCHARD LAKE RD. trailer, less than 50 hours. doors. Floor pans are In. (517)546-4170. cloth Interior. Rear window S5,500. (313)878-3724. Champion parts. (3131437-4105. 1982 Flreblrd SE, V~, loaded, Between 14 & 15 Mile Rds. 19n Ford 150 1 x 4, power defoggers, am-1m cassette 855-9700 1975 Sunfish sailboat and ELDORADO's, 1974, 1972. not steering, power brakes, 4 stereo, good gas mileage. charcole, spoiler. Must sell. trailer. good condition, $700 running, $175 lor both or best speed. 351 cu. $2,550. (517)223- Looks sharp, runs perfect. (3131227-4297. 1978 Nova Hatchback, 6 firm. (313)229-8232. offer. (5171546-4460al1er3 pm. 96OOalter5 p.m. $3,400. or best offer. (313)229- CHEVY 1980 cylinder. power steering, 1969Saftmate 15 11. fiberglass, FOUR Uniroyal steel belted 1979 Jeep CJ-7, 6 cylinder, ""4460=.'=:-_----=--:-_-:---:-:-:-_ CAPRICE WAGON power brakes, air, rear defog- 60 horse Johnson, trailer and tires, 195x75x14, only 16,000 automatic, low miles, $3,600. 1955 Chevy, 2 door, 6 cylinder. Diesel engine, air, tilt, ger, very clean. $2,500 • • extra propeller. (517)521-4159 miles, asking $80. Two (313)887-3833. 3 speed, $2,500. (313)685-1129. cruise, 'stereo-Vacatlon (517)223-9564. alter5 p.m. Michelin, P·l65/80 R13, $15. Speclall $5485. '68 Jeep CJ-5. V-8, hardtop. 1981 Chevette, automatic, air, 1972 New Yorker. re-bullt 440 S A I LBO AT. Sun I Ish. Scotts rotary spreader, $20, JACK CAULEY $BOO or best. (517)546-3423. stereo, many other extras. Magnum engine, transmis- fiberglass, excellent condl- like new. (313)878-9338. ·CHEVROLET- 1975 Plymouth Trail Duster, 24.000 miles, excellent condl- sion. Body excellent. Power ORCHARD LAKE RD. tlon, complete. $495. (3131878- FIVE \'W tires and wheels, $30. 69,000 miles, 360, automatic, tlon. $3,500 value, make an of- steering, brakes. New shocks. Between 14 15 Mile Rds. 3243. (517)546-0628after 5 pm. very good condition. $2,500 ler. (313)885.2692. & SS50/best offer. (313)878-3523. 855-9700 1980 Thundercraft 15 ft. GREASE Monkees Engine firm. (5ln223-9203. 19n Chrysler Cordoba. $2,000 OLDSMOBILE 1978 Cutlass bowrlder with 85 HP. Chrysler Repair. (313)229-2327. 235 Vans or best offer. Call al1er 4 p.m. 19n Ford LTD II, air condition- Supreme, excellent transpor· outboard. Excellent condition. HEADERS, small block Chevy. ='=':--:,.,....-_-=-----:-:,..---=~ (=31-::::3;::;1229-5004~~.~=----;~:-:- Ing, '(ery good condition. tatlon. 1 owner. 87,000 miles. $4,250 or best offer. 121 West $50. Two Mag wheels, $40. 1988 Chevy Step-Van, 350 CADILl.AC, 1979, Coupe $1.400 or best offer. (313)227- $1,650. (313)684-1222. Street, Brighton. (313)229-2981. (313)229-7388. automatlc, power steering and DeVille, well equipped. $7,500. 5702. , 7 1978 Olds Cutlass S. V-8 17 foot Trl-hull, 4 Wlnns, 140 '"M"'A"'G;;;N;;ET=IC:=::':'''''sl'--g-nS- fO-r-y-o-urbrakes. electric hydraulic tail (313)229-8917. 1981 Ford Fairmont station automatic, good condItion. HP OMC Inboard outboard, E- truck or car. All sizes. Custom 11ft, dual wheels, good tires, "'1981~=C==I'='ta:';ti"-on:".--::A""II-po-w-e-r-.-=4wagon, power steering, power $2,000. (313)437·5113. Z-Loader trailer. 1978 models. designed for your needs. Call body good condition, ex- door, clean, S5,l90. (313)624- brakes, air, excellent condI- 19n Olds Custom Cruiser. • (517)546-7482. (313)885.1507 or come Into the cellent camper potential. 4836. tion. $4,700. (3131437-3531. Nine passenger, all power, 1979 Viking 18 ft. S0190. V-8, Mlllord TImes, 436 N. Main $1,200. (313)437-8748. ':':19:::7:;:9:...... ;C:c:h-e-v-e7tt:-e-.--::4---,d,--0-0-r. 1978 Ford LTD Country Squire air. (313)229-9372. $6,300. Call after 6 p.m. ~S;::tr-::-ee;::t,,='",M",I1.:,:'o,,-rd::.;''-,-__ ,...-_ FORD 1982 window van, V-8, automatic, excellent condl- wagon, wile's car, 29.000 1974 Oldsmobile Cutlas (313)878-3841. MAVERICK parts, most, very custom, power steering, tlon, rear delogger, (313)878- miles, new tires, $2,200 or best Supreme. Beaullful body, new good condition. Brakes. power brakes, air, automatic, ;:9264;;;..=-=:-::- .,------:-_ offer. (517)548-2243 after 215 Campers, Trailers engine and mlscAllaneous tires, 4 door, vinyl top, power cruise, stereo. dual tanks, 1981 Citation. power steering, 4:30 pm. steering, power' brakes, am- & Equipment parts. (313)231·9224. many extras. $10,500. (313)632- power brakes. air, 4 cylinder. 1978 Granada, 6 cylinder, stan- 1m. $1.500. (313)349-31~. 1975 American Pilgrim 9Vt..ft. 19T-! Ply"!~uth Duster parting 7033. many options. like new. dard transmission. power 1975 Olds Cutlass S ~50 truck camper. Refrigerator, oUl, good engine and 1983 Ford van conversion, V~, $4,795; 1975 Gran Torino steering, power brakes, no automatic, power steering stove, furnace. tOIlet, Jacks, transmission. (313)437-3827. automatic overdrive. 6,500 wagon, power steering, power rust. $1,800 firm. (313)887·5786. power brakes. air condition. sleeps 5 or 6. $1,250. (313)227- QUANTITY of new Armstrong miles. Excellent condition. brakes, air, very clean. $1,095. 19n Grand Prix. runs ex- $1,500 or best offer. Am-fm 9470. • Impact sockets. Sell cheap In $12,300. (313)629-7138. Evenings only, (313)227·1859. cellent, some rust, $1.100. stereo casselle. Good condI- 1971 Airstream, 23 loot, air, one lot or $4 each. Large brass 19n Ford van, good condition, (313)229-2207. tion. Call after 5 p.m. (51n546- awning, sell.contalned. cutting torch he~ with new. customized, mag wheels. 1981 Honda Civic 1300 four 3186. .SS,4OO. (313)878-5915. tip, $65. Truckload of $3,595. (313)231·2869. DON'T speed, 58.000 miles. Excellent 19n Pontiac Catalina 4 door. 1972 Blazon 23 loot sleeps 6 miscellaneous antique car condition. $3,500 or best offer. Excellent condition, air, AM 'I '81' parts, tools, radios. Good flea CHEVY 1980 WAIT UNTIL go od cond Iton. (313)227-9 O. market material. Sell all for BEAUVILLE (313)437-8310after 7 p.m. radio. Any reasonable offer accepted. Call (313)878-5983 CAMPER. 8 ft. cab-over, many one cash deal. (313)227-7847. e passenger. front and MONDAYI 19n Hornet statlonwagon. rear air, 33 gallon tank. all You can place your ad any day good shape, 6 cylinder. $1.200. after 5:00 pm. conveniences, sleeps 4, good 4 Speed transmission for big of the week. Office hours are condition, $700. (313)420-2653. block Mopar, Includes bell heavy duty suspension, (313)229-4099after 5 p.m. 1980 Pinto, 4 speed, AM/FM cruise. tilt, power win- 8:30 ,a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday stereo $2,700. Belore 5 p.m. COACHMAN 24 loot, excellent housing clutch 4 speed dows, power door locks. - Friday. Our phone room PONTIAC19n (313)851-8080, alter 5 p.m. condition, self-contained, roll shlfter, drive shart. $125. After Really loaded. $8985. salespeople will be happy to VENTURA (313)348-7892. out awning, sway bars, gas 4 p.m. (51n546-2644. help you. JACK CAULEY 2 door, automatic, power 1980 Pontiac Phoenix LJ 2 tanks, sleeps 6. $5,800. (313)227-4436 -CHEVROLET- steering, rear defogger, door. Mostly loaded. See to (313)878-9670alter4 p.m. (313)348-3022 STEVENSON'S ORCHARD LAKE RD. low mileage. Only $1885. appreciate. $4,500 or best oI- 1962 15 ft. EIJay travel trailer (313)669-2121 Between 14 & 15 Mile Rds. JACK CAULEY ler. (313)349-0324. sleeps 4,. stove. sink. (517)548-2570 -CHEVROLET- 855-9700 19n Pontiac, low mileage, relrlgerator. Good condition. (313)885-8705 ORCHARD LAtS:E RD. power steering, power • ;500 or best offer. Call Nowupto 238 Recreational (313)437-4133 Between 14 15 Mile Rds. & brakes, air conditioned. $2,500 (517)548-7325. 855-9700 $50.00cash paid Vehicles or best offer. (517)546-4005. FINANCING available on all for junk cars. 1970 Duster, runs good, new recreallonal vehicles sold by AMF Moped. Like new. Mc- exhaust system. $550 or 1981 Horizon Miser. 4 speed 1980 Pontiac Sunblrd, 25- Sarges Camper Sales as low High prices Culloch engine. $275. (313)34&- reasonable oller. (313)229- transmission, am-1m stereo, 4 33 mpg, stereo. Excellent door, excellent condition. as 11'12% annual Interest to all 3269. 8101. condition. $3,000. (517)546- for silver with red Interior. $3,750. qualified borrowers and low DUNE buggy, street legal, 7589. late model 1978 Datsun 280Z 2 plus 2, 4 (313)229-8044. down payments. Sarges good condition, $850. 1975 speed, stereo, excellent con- 1977 Plymouth Arrow, $1,200 or Camper Sales, Fenton. wrecks. Yamaha 125 Enduro, $350. dition. SS,2OOor best offer. IS It true you can buy Jeeps offer. (313)229-2327. lor $44 through the U.S. (313)629-2224. (517)546-7753alter 3 pm. (313)476-1789. 1982 Renault LeCar Deluxe. FOR RENT. New 1983 23 foot Government? Get the lacts to- 7,500 miles, asking $4,400, ex· DUNE buggy or cabin buggy. 1977 Delta 88. Very good con- day! Call (312)742-1142 ext. Squire motorhome. For (313)887-1482 S550 or best offer. (313)231- dition. $1.900. (517)548-1535. cellent condillon. (517)546- details, call (313)994-3138. 1541. . 1341. 5888. 1973 Duster. runs good, $500 1977 LeBaron, black on black, 27 Foot Winnebago 5th wheel, RENAULT LeCar, 1979, RV Storage. Saturday accoss. or best oller. 1531 Clark Lake $1,600 firm. (313)878-9094. lxcellent condition; 10 foot Green Oak Auto, 10 Mile near Road, Brighton, MI. sunrool, new Michelin radials, e:Alaskan camper. (313)878-5836. 228 Construction Rushton. (313)437-8143. 1982 LN·7, loaded, stick, new battery, good condition. DATSUN 280-Z, 1977. Runs sharp. Complete Tldycar 8 ft. Ford fiberglass cap. Equipment $2.375./3131231·1726 VOGUE motor home 29 11., good. needs work. $2,850. Call preservation. SS,OOO.(313)227- (517)546-4892. HILTI T.E. 72 hammer drill, us- class A, mint condition, one after 5 p.m. (313)437-3213. 1003. 18 11 HI-Lo travel trailer, fully owner, 2 rool air, Michelin ed 1 lime, 8 to 10 hours. $825. 19n MG Midget. Just In time equipped, self-contained with tires, generator, rear bath. (313)349-5720. for summerl Excellent condI- add-a room. $1,800. (517)223- (313)349-1323. ONE ton Ford 10x12 box van, tion. stored last 3 winters. 3422. 38,000 miles, 1981, good condl- 240 Automobiles 47,000 miles, am-fm, luggage HEAVY Duty tow bar for truck lion. SS,5OO.(517)548-2477after rack, white. $3,000. (313)227- or trailer. $100. (313)348-8152. 6 pm. 1981 AMC Spirit. DL package, 4 1981 Escort XL, excellent con- 5965 after 6:30 p.m. LARK pop-up trailer. sleeps 8, speed, sunrool, 24,000 miles, dition. $4,000. (517)546-3744. stove, Icebox, sink, more. $995 $3,850. (313)227-2587. or best oller./3131229-8391 . .•'------_ ...... _------..., a-l---:::..:::=.=::..:..-::..:..:..------GREEN OAK AUTO INC. We Cut Loose and Reduced Prices on Selected Lawn & Garden Tractors .~\ 220 LAWN/GARDEN TRACTOR 222 LAWN/GARDEN TRACTOR 224 LAWN/GARDEN TRACTOR 448 LAWN/GARDEN TRACTOR • ~. M ~ •• ~ 12676 \\ l'~t I0 :\1iI1~Sll\llh),\011. :\1148 17H.,:{ I:{)·1:n-8 I·l:{ ·H,.,roUh.d"__ 1 ' Hydrau!tO(lltve no ben, Hy.rou'oC."' ... noo,,, .. H,.,'...'".d"...... no ..... • chalna. IMlta or pulleY" ~ • c~..,nl INf1lOfpulllyl • chlln, INU, Of puIlO." • Chll.lM 'haltSOf' pulle.,. • CO:\IPJ.ETE \LJTO SEH\'ICE • • ~hanlUllltKhment • • MechantCalaUac:runent • • HydrAuliC .tae~t • • titQhc1e.ar.ncel,.am. c ..... plo"'_ B,...... T"-_ • E~~ hft 'Mlh $NIp-FISI ~~[ !In w.l~Snap.Fut ~i~~fa Oi~~fa blo'6 ""h",S 00._ (\LJ. M \KES) .ystem """' ..~~:.:~ • " I Fu"r:~~~ • Full ranglof • CUt up.on en- ~::~:"'Q~' • E1«trlCal.Inc:lud~. Batl~ry load let' • )'a,d & cardin yard" Q.rdetl o,no elecluc - I.>b po,'OflT\.ln(e BlId~ Shllp - Cll~h,m Paillt-Can.. nllah. Farm EIJ"ipllll'lIl. Ell'. Inaetunentl .11ac:hmenls . ,~n '"I"" • E'bau.,·B .. ket • ~ '! - ....' I CarburatlOn.fueltn,.ehon. Sand B\;I~lill~ - H\' Stcml~l' - Tcm ill~ - lbl'c1 Parl~ . .. ~ ',' t8hp , • Sutptn,lon •I! 12hp , 14hp - Enll_ Compr~"lOn • .. " 10 hp I U8.00 Valuo FREE .. Coupon. It"."11 N" -- ~, • ('P"" \ta,:l) Ill\) l • " tc 'Regular Price ..•.... · '3285 ~ ~ 10 Mile Rd I sale Price Inc. Mower. '2490 Regular PrlCD •...•. '3565 Regular Price ...... '3995 Regular Price . '5040 ~ n··········~R·VSTORAGE o Sale Price Inc Mower. '2660 Sale Price Inc Mower '2995 sale Price Inc Mower '3860 ,. Grean Oak Auto SAVE $795 SAVE $905 SAVE$995 SAVE $1180 .... LAWN/GARDEN TRACTOR 'V,sit our showroom dlsplay,- 'Bank FinanCing Available 444 LAWN/GARDEN TRACTOR • L,mit@(!Quanllllet "Cate Dealer .. nee t966 '0""" a • H.,.~,auhCd' ..... no ~l" Year Round - With.Saturday Access - Stockade Fencing • Hydfaulte drtYt. no ben, Ih.lIIIOfpulle.,.,(,..'n' eNI"" 'haUl Of PUIl.y, 1,111•• Sa"" a Lot. "We SerVIce What w~ So!II' • • High 'faint • • HtQtl cleArance t,am«!' :..... Battery Trickle Charge Available c_r.~ • btO'6 Vil't\4)e'l ~I~~~""',,'_,"''Hy . Buying in Livingston CountySaves Dollars and Makes Sense! The Livingston County Auto Dealer's Association has over 2000 new & used cars & trucks to choose from \:1 S10000'CASH REBATE ON ANY USED UNIT PURCHASED FROM I MAY lltll tllruMAY 18. 1982 Chev.Caprice 4 Dr. 1980 Pontiac Trans Am 0 1981 Buick Century Wagon 1979 Buick Regal Mlghtv choice! Choose from a out·front van design and special YOUR CUSTOM Wide vanetv of Ford Customized CU! tomizing mean vou travel first VAN HEADQUARTERS ••• 1981 Mercury Lynx 1979 Nova Vans There'S one just right for cia is all tile way. VANS FOR VACATIONS, HUNTING, vour needs and Iifestvle. Ford's FISHING AND TRAVELING FUNI 1981 Chevette 4 Dr. 1979 Chev. 112 ton 4x4 Come In fora test'dnve today! 1981 Chev. 112 Ton Pickup 1979 Chev. LUV Pickup "'i1500 Ford & Mercury • 8704 W. Grand RIver B f 1and 2yr. Warranty available on all units In Stock Last Year To GMAC Financing GM Employee Tag Units Welcome Ready To GetThe Deliver Large One OPEN Saturday Need A Truck-Rent A Ford ~ • We renllrucks lor all purposes • , _-,-_. • low rales Include proper Insurance • Rent by day. week or month • Mosl major credll cards honored ~ CLUB WAGON The ONLYPlace in the County 8 ,Passenger where these models ore~ Special Purchase From Fflctory Truck Load of Cutlass Ciera's ECONOLINE VAN Ready DELIVERY VAN 18 ft. and 22 ft. Need A Car ~ for Moving Vans 20 Different Cars Also Available to Choose from Delivery local or One-Way Renl newest model Fords· all SIZesand IT10defs . U~-- Specialists m inSUrance rentals Low dally renlals ~1-~.~ Low rales ItlCludeproper ~j. Hurry While Supply Lasts Insurance F_100_STYLESIDE PIck'upand delivery av"'lable K'"f" ttwl (.r •• , (." t ....lHl' ""Ilh (."nulnr (....1 .... rh ·OPEN HILLTOP FORD & MERCURY Buying In lIvlng.ton County Save. Dollar. & Make. S_n._ Saturday .ROOACAR 1981 A WARD DEALER IIE~,'=§ HOWELL At The Top 01 The Hill 546·2250 Country Cars Sell For Less All New 00 Visit Our VALUE 81 Plymouth Horizon Sun Roof 83388 80 Dodge Omni 8298800 RATED USED CARS ShowroonJ 79 Plymouth Horizon ,8278800 Right Next To Our New Car Location 76 Chevrolet Malibu 8138800 78 Pontiac 2-dr. Catalina 8228800 981Chev. Malibu 19830LDS 1982CHEV 981 ELDORADO 1983 FORD 1982 TOYOTA 80 Chevrolet 112ton4 wd $AVEOO Low miles CUSTOM VAN Station Wagon FIRENZA MALIBU 2dr ,mint. Leather Factory olhcal, 00 LIke New MustSee 77 Dodge Aspen 4-dr. ExcellentCond. 81688 Loaded MustSce 9.91onanclng Ul17P Make U96P UI50P U75A U149P U28P Offer 77 Ford F150 4 wd Low Miles $AVEOO 1978 CUTLASS 81588°0 1977CHEV. 1,980FORD CLUB 1981 BUICK Make Offer 1981 76 Chrysler Cordoba CORVETTE WAGON CENTURY BROUGHAM TORONADA 75 Chrysler Newport 4-dr. 8108800 MinI, In our Low mIles, ale, Low MIles On All Small Loaded, Sharp Car showroom crUIse, "nled glass Cars Ul01P U125P U135P U137P MON.-THUR. TIL9 P.M. " ...., Ih.t I.' •• t 1....1 t II r II .. H I ... n un. 1.\1 •• ft, OPEN Saturday Wednesd&y, May 11, 1983-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE.NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-15-B Buying in Livingston County Saves Dollars and Makes Sense~ The Livingston County Auto Dealer's Associa_tion has over 2000 new & used cars & trucks to choose from' .,. I . I ' .• \.. ' . • /\VF Try a Fowlerville Deal . WALDECKER PONTIAC - BUICK ICHIGAN' ~ "fl'· CERTIFIED LARGEST FORD-LINCOLN-MERCUR • .o,~"",. j ~'::-~~USEDCARS. DEALER. J'," '74 LeMans Coupe '77 Malibu Classic '78 Mustang Ghla '80 Subaru Or. • • Fowlerville '" 4Dr. GOOdtransporla V-8.automahc. V 8 automatlC.8Ir. Onoowner.exlra lion hurry only Irans •power stereo one owner sharp - This Weeks Special- $199 $1895 $3,295 $3,395 1976 Torino Station Wagon "96 '78Camaro '77 Chevelle '78 Ford Chateau '79 Ponllac Club Van Catalina 4 Dr. .. speed. 4cyl cloth V-8. automatIC. IOlelior Mini motor home. One owner. V-8 power sports extra sharp automatic power package all. stereo mint Special condition ONLY 1919 Chevy $3,995 51800 $5,999 $4,995 • ino E\cam '79Cullass / '80 Chevelle '80Cullass '80Sunbird Supreme Supreme b radio. 2Or •automatic. 4dr .4$pd ,one V8,4dr ,pOwer. Automatic, power. Air., p.s .• p .. , power ai' stereo owner. good value aIr stereo. lll 1979 Omni 024 1977 Lincoln Town Car4 Dr. 41.500 miles. excellent condition Full power, crUise, 1111. • FINANCING stereo-tape. ONLY $3666 1981 Chevy Citation 9•8% Only 19.000miles or 1980 V.W. Vanagon 'L' Van 1979 LTD Brougham 4 Dr. 9 passenger, super commuter van $7495 CASH Certificates v-a. auto, air, full only 30.000 moles power, 1111. crUise 1979 Challenger 0 00 ONLY $4444 Air. auto. stereo. alum wheels $3988 8300° TO 8750 1980 Ford F-1S0 Pick-Up 1982 Pontiac J-2000 $5995 Largest Stock 6 cyl ,auto, p s , P b , 2 dr . one owner, sunroof, 29.000 Ioberglass bed cover, miles, extra sharp explorer package ONLY in the Area On$clec'Veh'Cle, $5555 1~c~0~ ~f~~t~; ~~o~stereo. only $6495 14,000 miles Under Warranty 1982 Ford F-l00 Pick-Up 6 cyl ,3 spd., p s , P b , 1978 Mercury Monarch $2695 stereo, 8000 miles 4 dr, auto, air. AM/FM. supercondlloon ONL Y $6666 1976 Buick LeSabre 1981 Camaro Z-28 Runsgreat T-IOps, 4 spd ,p s , P b • P wmdows. p locks. hll. crUise, cloth BRIGHTON trom.stereo,lowmlles ONLY $9175 ICHRYSLER-PL YMOUTH-DODGE I 1981 Lynx Station Wagon 9827 E. Grand River Phone: 229·4100 4 cyl ,4 spd ,p.s , P b , ~ HOURS 'Ion '\T"lr~ £'9 TUlS W,d Fr. 86 stereo, luggage rack. IlCI Open Sat. 9 2 pm Sales & Service clothlrom ONLY $4400 1980 Bobcat 3 Dr. Runabout 4 cyl .. 4 spd , stereo. moonroof. tu·tone pamt, rally package WILSON FORD & MERCURY Low Miles ONLY $3333 Low Down Payments , Instant Financing WEBUYCARS TOP DOLLAR FOR CLEAN CARS, . 9.9% 110011011PcrCl'nt.1qe R.lle o"~,, " !rlc1olV\ nl'W 81 .1nc1 TRUCKS & VANS RH.or' .. 1Il0 Ilqnt truCk\ ('xcellt ANY MAKE OR MODEL 8~Tl1tIflOl'rl)lrO\ Take OI'IlVl'rV Ilv $161.24 IMO. Molrcn ~1 Llml! one prr 1111olll"ed $145.24 IMO. rrr,llllluVl'r oe.ller p.lf[lcop.l!IOn Down payment '708 00 Includes tax, OlaV ,111(,(! COn\lon1l'r Oroll' A"nual percentage rate 9 9% Down payment '638 00 IIl1e & plate Payment schedule 48 mos at'161 24/mo annual percentage rate 9 9% Includes tax. lIt1e & plates Payment schedule 48 mos at '14524/010 TAKESEEDELIVERYUS TODAYIBEFORE \ WI_. SO n Ford & Mercury '. ~ERCl)RY . MAY 31 AND SAVEl 8704 W. arand R.vor Broqhtoo 313.221.1171 ~ N"'KI To Mf"I"'~ III B"lJh'o" -Open Sat 1Oam·2pm ,FORD' Open Satu rday Tho only doalor In Brighton wllh FREE lIfellme Service Warranty 10a.m,to 2p,m, I' 16-B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED I.AKE-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDTIMES-Wednesday. May 11.1983 • 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 241 Vehicles 241 Vehicles 241 Vehicles Under $1000. Under $1000. Under $1000. 1978 Subaru DL. Excellent TORONADO.1980.dove gray. 1978TransAm. T-top, 4 speed, 1978 Volare, 6 auto. power 1975Dodge Charger. Special 1971Mercury Brougham,429,4 1973VW faslback type 3, good !ransportatlon vehicle. 26 mpg burgandy Inlerlor. loaded. loaded except air. $4.100. steering, power brakes. am- SOUTHLYON Addition, good condition. no barrel, rusty but trusty, $450. running condition, good ,n city. regular gas, 5 speed clean, good running diesel. (313)887-0037. fm. 2 new tires. $1,000. MOTORS Alter6 pm. (313)227·1987. shape Inside and out, ex- transmission, new Michelin $7.500.(313)227-7970. rust. dependable. $750. /11~1348-3915alter 6 pm. (313)227-4264. 1977 Mercury Monarch. 6 cellent gas mileage. Asking Ilres. 4 door, am·fm. $2.150. WEPAYCASH (313)227-5965alter 6 30 p.m. 1972 Dodge Dart. 6 cylinder, cylinder. 4 speed. good tires. $650. (517)468-3384. FORCLEANUSED am-fm stereo. $675. (313)34~ 1977 Volare, manual 6. VEHICLES standard transmission. $300. WESELLUSEDCARS (313)348-4912. 6618. sunroof. dependable. S850 or and RUSTLERHORSE 1973Ford Torino. $400 or best 1974Mustang, $450. New tlres~ best oller. (517)548-4232. TRAILERS oller---,313)685-8225. new ballery, stereo. (517)546-1976Volare station wagon, 6 WESERVICETRAILERS 1148. cylinder, standard shift. new AND INSTALLHITCHES 1973 Ford Gran Torino, runs '76Pinto wagon. Blown clUtch, clutch. $950 or best oller. and TRAILERHOOK-UPS good. lots 01 rust. excellent $200.(517)546-1234alter 4D.m. (313)348-4087evenings. • (313)437-1177 transportallon. $350. (313)34~ 9026. FREE 1975 Ford Granada. V-8, . '" ~' FLORIDA power. air. Needs work, $350. C,REDIT PROBLEM? . We Buy (313)22U012alter 6 p.m. VACATION Clean 4 Days, 3 Nlghls 1973Ford ~ Ion. runs good, NO PROBLEM!! . 421·1376 2 Adults-2 Children Cars & Trucks first $200.(313)227-4947. Daytona Beach Call Walt at 1976 Ford LTD 351M. am-fm Only 27,000 moles With $147 Your Choice of 3 McDonald Ford casselle. air, needs engine '80 T-Bird ir~?,':'7t512~~If:,'~Just P.rMonth OceanFront repair. S5OO. (517)546-2644alter months Luxury Hotels 349-1400 4 p.m. -Plus Recreational '76 VW Rabbit $1495 and Enteralnment • Automatic. only Coupons -All Day Pass to Epcot WHAT IS THE '76 Granada $1995 Center or Walt Automatic, air, 45,000 miles Disney World BARGAIN -Basket 01 Fruit On Arrival '79 Fairmont $1995 -Good Morning Collee Automatic, only -Transferrable '79 Pontiac Catalina Wagon $2495 .Transportatlon Not Automatic, air, only Included '82 Ford Club Wagon XL $AVE Buy Any New Every option. 15.000 miles Or Used Car Or '80 Ford Conversion Van $AVE Truck and Get Showroom new! Just A Vacation • 83 Escort $5995 Auto., p.s .• ONLY 1982PONTIAC J·2000 Hatchback, auto., air, power steering, power 241 Vehicles brakes, stereo, custom In- Under$1000. NORTHBROT~ERSFORD·, . terior. Gold. . . 33300 Ford Rd. ' $6989 Westland. . . . 421':1376. RTH 1981CAMARO 2-DR. WE BUY - WE SELL - WE TRADE Aulo, air, stereo, V-6, elec- AMAGED I 1972AMC Hornet, 4 door, very tric rear defroster. whlte/- • blue cloth Int. Kept like good condition. 6 cylinder. new. automatic. air. power steer- Brighton Aulo Sales Ing, S8OO. (313)229-9375. - .... $6689 1973 AMC Hornet. good transportation. New brkaes We Pay Cash For ""\. and lune-up. $300or besl 01- Clean Used Cars {-:';.'if\'o.~ fer. Must sell. (517)546-4019. 1981CHEVY VAN Short wheel base, auto, 1973Bonneville. 77,000miles. 1983 Chevrolet Camaro ~' .J air, captains' chairs. very good condition. $825 or .;~- customized. 21.000 miles. best offer. (517)54So1999. 2-28. Excellent Make your best deal, receive up to $1,200 1975Chevy Malibu Classic sta-- \: s7889 lion wagon. loaded, new ex· condition. loaded. cash back to be used toward your down hausl. $350.(517)223-3422. 1973Chevy Impala, excellenl , 1981 Chevrolet Chevelle 1981CHEVY IMPALA payment-or-keep the cash. Iransportatlon. S300 or best .) 4 dr., auto, air, power • (313)227-5457. Low Miles steering, power brakes. 1973 Chevy station wagon blue cloth Int. runs and looks good, $400 $3450 s5789 1973 Chevy Impala. new ex Financing available haust and brakes. $395. AA~ We Believe In the 9851 E. Grand River. Mulliers. 301W. Grand River Value Received for on some models Brighton. (313)227-4550. the Cost Spent Brighton - 1981CAPRICE 9.9% CLASSIC Mon. & Thurs. 10:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. 4 Door, air, stereo. cruise, Tues., Wed.,Fri.10:00a.m.-6:oop.m. power steering, power Sat. 10:00 a.m.-2:00p.m. brakes, sport wheel UP covers. Burgundy cloth seats. Low miles. Extra TO sharp. 1975 Chrysler Newport. load- $7989 . ed. retiree owned. 68,000 origmal miles. Ziebarted. Not .' perfect but good transporta- lion. $950. (313)229-6705alter 1980CAMARO 5:30 pm. Power steering. power brakes. air, 6 cyl.. red, CHRYSLER Newport. 1971. 32.000 miles, super sharp. good condil,on, 68.000miles. 383engine. $600.(517)223-8019. $5989 '72 Chevy wagon. $150. (313)878-3513. "Keep That Great GM Feeling' 1975 Chevy Malibu station 1982TRANS AM wagon, good transportation. Fully equipped, power • With Genuine GM Parts." some rusl. $475.(313)632-7635. Windows, power door !!!!!!!!!!!!!!t 1977Chevy van. 1 ton. fair con- locks. stereo casselle, tllt. ! dition. $850firm. (517)546-1310. aluminum wheels. spoiler. ' 1972Chevy Chevelle converti- s9989 Your Trade Is ble, runs good, $750or best of- fer. (313)878-0706. Worth More 1977Dodge Colt. $400or besl oller. 1974Kawasaki.$500.Call 1981IMPALA 4-DR. after 4 00 pm, (517)546-5604. Aulo. all, power steering, . Here... power brakes. stereo, 1975 Dodge Dart. 6 cylinder. light blue cloth Int. We Will Pay some rust. runs greal. $900or best oller. (313)87So5331. s6289 You Top $$SU 1975 Dodge stallon wagon. $500.After6 pm, (313)34So2488 1981GRANADA GL Auto. air, power steering, power brakes. Extra sharp. 1983 J-2000 1983 FUEGO $5289 5 speed. fuel injection, bucket 5 speed, fuel injection, bucket seats. seats, body moldings. Rally type floor mats. Stock #4221. NEW 1982CITATION Air, nicely equipped. 1983 wheels.$6099* $7999* Stock no. 648 T·1000 order ~ 1980PINTO .. 4 cyl., 4 speed. Excellent 4 speed, body ~ economy car. moldings, bucket ~ $2989 seats. FINANCING 1980CAMARO BERLINETIA $5269* as low as Auto, power steering, power brakes, slereo, order electric rear defroster, tllt, wire wheel covers, dark blue/blue cloth seats, .. rustproofed. Only 38,000 1983 miles. PHOENIX ~ 86289 5 passenger, 4 1982CAPRICE speed. fuel injec- 2 dr.. stereo casselle, power windows. power tion, front wheel split seat, burgundy/- drive. burgundy cloth In\. $8489 1982CAVALIER $6488* 1983 WAGON 4 Spd.. 4 cyl., economy • order GRAND PRIX special. Automallc. power steering 4 door, air conditioned. 6 cylinder. cloth $5989 seats.powar sleerlngand brakes.IInted glass. rear defogger.tilt wneel, AM/FM stereo Stock 1983CAPRICE CLASSIC 4-DR. $7j'g'S'·order ··..'$7777* SEDAN DEMO Loaded, full power, choose from 3. new car Save a lot with . warranty. Reg. List -.-r __,...... __~:.::..._- $13.000. $10,889 • " Wednesday, May 11,1983-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD T1MES-17-B •241 Automobiles Under $1000. 1972 Ponllac. runs. $100. (313)231·1781. Spring Signs 1973Pinto Runabout. 4 speed, • new engine. S350 firm. 1915 Bridge Builders I'd like to Daisy-loop a cloud Pinto Runabout automallc. I rough $150or best offer. Call While bird songs cheered me on after3:30 p.m. (313)87U037. Come heavenly Muse, and let Thy lute Inspire Announcing "Spring" as any clown 1972Plymouth Fury. runs ex· Terrestrial poet with Celestial fire; Before flown kites are gone. cellent, needs ballery, $250or While mortal hand records with qUickened pen • best offer. (313)632·7552. Fond recollections of a time that's been, But weather won't comply with us 1916Vega station wagon. Four For those whose race of life is nearly run speed, four cylinder. power Most sadly we have found; steering, power brakes. Very As shadows deepen with descending sun, Sudden snow edges on car doors good condillon. S850. After There is no treasure that they hold more dear That day; - dusts frosting on the ground. 3.00 pm, (313)227·2161. than hallowed memories of the yester-year. F .A. Hasenau 1911 Volkswagen stallon wagon, runs good, $800. Mellowed by time, the mind returns to youth (5tn548-1344. On misty wings that half conceal the truth: 1971VW Super Bealle, engine runs great, needs some work. In the Utopia of by-gone days $500.(313)227-3879. There's nothing to remember but to praise; Then as romantic fires to embers turn .' Too Lafe The flaming youth become their deep concern. Gone are the days of Virtue, Honor, Truth- Wooded Green The motivation of their fancied youth. ToClassif~ Walking in a mountain Woodland, The greybeard views today with Jaundiced eye the dark hush surrounds me. FINANCING And sees the past as "Golden Yesterday". Spongy dead leaves cushion each step, 9.8% Eroding time oft dulls the once keen mind and moss covers tree trunks, long fallen. And to our misadventures makes us blind. or "The present generation moves too fast", I hear the rustle of moving leaves as Sternly proclaim the patriarchs of the past; small animals hurry about the business "From our traditions they would fain be freed of living. Maybe they heard me and didn't CASH Certificates Rushing to ruin with impetuous speed". know, I only want to share this qUiet retreat from the blazing July sun. 0 The ancient sire would not perjure his years With the intent to mislead listening ears, This cool green oasis so far removed $300°° TO &750° • But memoz")', by time may be betrayed from the rush of modern living. Unchanged for Vice becomes Virtue - Sunshine becomes centuries, a peaceful haven to which I will Largest Stock Shade. return. My hidden paradise. Whlle the frail flame of life flickers and burns Agnes Caldwell Age most retains tlJat for which age most yearns, . in the Area And builds a bridge to the nostalgic past Youth bridges chasms to the future - vast. Offering to An Editor The ads listed below miss- Reason and truth would rectify this plight ed the 3 30 p m deadline And calls upon the builders to unite. He must have an antipathy and were too late to classify. Look 10' bargains Such independent bridges make a trap To my outworn asperity; • here too To bring about a "generation gap". For by his own altopathy ABSOLUTELY super quality Were it not better to have linked the two He leaves no room for charity. 2nd cutllng alfalfa hay. $250 And thus perceive with unobstructed view? And so I'll will to Tweedledee bale. (313)878-5416. Wisdom of years, combined with youthful fire The whole of my disparity, BANK REPOSSED mobile Could well awaken old Timotheous' lyre! He'll match it with a snickersnee home. Nice condillon: 12x80, Russell Bingley And chalk it to celerity. Country Estates. Asking F .A. Hasenau $5,900. Darling Mobile Homes. (313)349-7511. 19n Cullass Supreme, power sleering, power brakes. Love power locks, pOYlertrunk, air • condlllonlng, am-fm casselle, rear window defogger, 350 Love does not criticize automalic, while wilh burgan- the lover's faults AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE dy Interior. $3,500or best of· . but delights in changing fer. Call Kriss. (313)624-9300. HELP WANTED: Volunteer to heart's content, canvassersfor Governor Blan- inadequecies unannounced. chard Recall. Call (313)437- 9307. Archie D. Dalgliesh OF LlnLE INTEREST. A.P.R. FINANCING • ESCORTS - EXP'S °0** RANGERS OR REBATES ~6$350 A, X and•Z PLANS QUALIFY FOR LOW INTEREST 4 BIG DAYS-3, GREAT NIGHTS At the Desert hin or the La Playa or the • Americano Beach Lodge in Beautiful Daytona Beach 400 CARS, TRUCKS AND VANS IN STOCK Vacation Good For One Year! (A Limited Offer) 01 A.P.R. 11•75 /0 48 MONTHS NEW'83 NEW'83 NEW'83 THUNDERBIRD HERITAGE MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE LTD STATION WAGON 5.0 H.O. engine. 5 speed, p.S • P b., 3.3,6 cyl., auto., p.s., p.b., cloth split 3.8 engine, automatic overddnve. full bench seats. lug. pack. bumper • 9.9% GMAC New Car Financing power value options. till, speed con- handling susp .• traction 10k. con- guards. elec. def., air. cond .• AM·FM trol, keyless entry, voice alert, air. sole. trx. alumanum wheels, AM-FM stereo/casselle. premium sound. stereo. remote mirrors, T glass, stereo, premium sound. Completely W/S/W. Stk. No. 1134 Here's What You'll Get" " " loaded. Stk. No. 1226. Stk. No. 1286 * FREE! Deluxe Accommodations For A Family of 4 (2 adults & 2 children under 12) SAVE $1600 SAVE $1500 SAVE $1300 * FREE! Basket Of Fruit Upon Arrival COMPARE OUR LOW PRICES & LOW INTEREST * FREE! Welcome Morning Coffee * FREE! '250.00 Worth of Discount .'10'9(//' A.P.R. I Coupons For Restaurants, Stores & .' • 10· 48 MONTHS I Attractions NEW'83 NEW'83 * FREEl Magic Kingdom & or EPCOT NEW'83 Center ~ All Day TIcket F·120 PICKUP BRONC04X4 XLT CLUB WAGON A Certificate That Makes Your Trip 302 engine, automatic, overdrive. 302O::l\g.,auto., p.s , p.b., tu-tone 351 engine, automatic, power steer- * power steering & brakes, AM·FM paint, (5) P235X15pull all terrain, -Transferable To Relatives or Friends ing & brakes. power locks, deluxe stereo, Explorer package C. aUXIliary speed control, handling pkg., AM- tu-ton13, AM·FM stereo, air, pnvacy "Transportation Nof Included fuel tank, air, tilt, speed control, FM stereo, console, cloth bucket glass, till, trailer tow package. Plus . .. sliding window, deluxe tu-tone. seats, privacy glass. Stk. No. 475. more. Stk. No. 1091. . NO GIMMICKS· NO LAND TOURS MORE! ""k. No. 1027 Tractlon-Lo .... JUST FUN IN THE SUN!! ::'" SAVE $1500 SAVE $1600 SAVE $1700 . GM Employees-You Win Too! Buy a car.and get a vac~tion. "'ndud .. R.bot. Plus Trip is not included in the purchase pnce of any vehicle. LIFETIME TransporlQtlon. Tax & License L1FE:rIME " "lImlllld to 36monlM SERVICE 8.75% A.P.R. Avoilobl. GUARANTEE FR EE SERVICE ~OARANTEE for 48 months ~ • M·14 3480JACKSON~WAGNER 996-2300 ANN ARBOR 1-94EXIT172, !>p.r .". Mon. & Thun.: 42355 Old Grand River Novi 5 A,l1N\JrFS WEST OF BRIARWOOCJ .-, Tu.... W~ .. Fri. Sit. '.5 1 18-B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDTIMES-Wednesday, May 11,1983 • Heart Ache The Lion The clock whispered one; The lion prowls the rose water replied the same. With careful and mighty steps Shutting the endless book she read, Man prowls she gently laid it down. Stumbling and trlpping towards his goal. Unpositive The cup of tea had grown cold, yet she drank its bitter taste. The lion sets his boundaries Rising she opened a curtl!in, Personal territory is an Instinct Performance holding its bronze cloth lightly. Man sets his boundaries Sighing for the day was dreary, Those which create war and sell-indulgence. • like the room where she stood. A heaviness clamied the air, The lion protects One day that stifled hope of what could be. His family and the weak Everything belonged, She leaned against a bookcase, Man protects Had its place- and waited for time to pass. Selfishly guarding his possessions. Deborah Pate That day Running Rabbit Test The lion is fierce Assurance slipped, Survival Is Innate Fell on lts face. She's busy dying Man is fierce eastereggs To conquer in another man's cause. F.A. Hasenau • and speaking a million words The lion knows not about cause and effect Give Your Car A lIew Look For Spring bout the nicest He lives as man and nature permits people Man knows of cause and effect TOPOUAlITY and easter meals So why does her perform the way he does? PINSTRIPE $ and ecumenical services Adrienne Smith 28 SUN From 5195 at her church an egg a loaf SPECIAL ROOFS Installed a glass of wine a wafer and a Power Moon Roofs • Vinyl Roofs. Protective Side Trim serving line • Wheel Covers • Accessories a thousandplates Mother-By-Marriage Can You Imagine ...? a million people Litt!~ green gremlin's grins gonna sit down (Happy Mother's Day) • Peeking 'tween the blades and enjoy an Now is the time when all the tribute is pald to ecumenical meal Of gangling grass and mushroom st;,. the Growing in the shade. easter baskets mothers of the world, Blessed are they! 40245 Grand River • Novi on saturday Not much praise is the mother-in-law given, 477-3800 weave her time Lizards licking bits of air, She's often crltized for what she has to say Leaping over logs, and thoughts away And many times she feels in the way! from where she knows Lazily lolling in the sun, This is my chance to come to her rescue! she oUghta be Or playing hopscotch with the frogs_ Many of her thoughts are wise and true, in search of her And if it seems like she's interfering, it's identity because she loves you! JanetSackInan • Country Cars at midnight So mothers of the world reap your just rewards, packing eastereggs But please move over a little to share the packing them spotlight injelly beans with a mother-in-law for today and tonight! Sell For Less to hide in parks 00 81 Plymouth Horizon Sun Roof s3388 for kids to find Kathy Zammit 00 firmly she draws 80 Dodge Omni 52988 the line 79 Plymouth Horizon 5278800 when she refuses 00 to be bunny queen Teeny Tennis 76 Chevrolet Malibu 51388 of someone else's wildest 78 Pontiac 2-dr. Catalina 5228800 dreams she folds in Moonlight Dance Dew balloons 80 Chevrolet V2ton 4 wd $AVEOO tojoin the drive Tennis-tossed 00 • 77 Dodge Aspen 4-dr. Excellent Condo 51688 sabotaged by By big, black ants She moves sofUy ! community minds Over spider's nests. / 77 Ford F1504wd Low Miles $AVEOO who emphasizes f through the silent sky ... F .A. Hasenau 5158800 the common heart her image caught momentarily 76 Chrysler Cordoba . and questions those by some passerby in the night. .. ?5 Chrysler Newport 4-dr. 5108800 who stand ap81·t most do not know of her by running down intense beauty. the wildest road in search of things She is the lonely dance that can't be told of night's serenade . who live in no community moving with the sky . and balance onperipheries caressed by gentle winds. Spring Haiku who never dyed Shelooks for each an easter egg tomorrow, butplanttheseeds enveloped by the cloak of night. A tender spring bUd, for all the change. awaiting the dawn. given life by the showers ... PatriciaKelth Unfolds itsPflle leaves. J tS kIn M. Hoogasian " ane ac an' April 2, 1983 "'":-. ..:~ »} ,.. ... , ~~-..; ...... ~~/ ~...... < <.. ... 7'~Y:-" ... > \, ' ... ~ Come In Today • • • We Would Like To Meet You! NEW. 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Milford Road, Milford, MI 48042 '''[~~IIII Phone: 684·1025 GENERAL MaJORS PARTS,DIVISION Corvelle Hatchback Coupe ....,------...... I \ " .. Wednesday, May 11, 1983 OurTbwn Engagements announced 2 Community Calendar 5 m~t Nnrt~uillt mecnrb VarsIty soccer winning 8 Mustang Roundup 10 c Moms, daughters model at Cooke Cooke Junior High mothers and daughters were treated to a look at the latest spring fashions last Thursday afternoon - thanks to theschool'sPTA. PT A members hosted Cooke's Third Annual Luncheon and Fashion Show with five Cooke students and their mothers modeling new spr- inglooks. Luncheon menu included maurice salad, rolls and cherry tarts. Fashions for Thurs- day'S show were proVided by Fashion Cents and Mylo's, both of Farmington, with shoes by Nusrala's. Hair styles were by RJ Styling Studio of Northville. PTA Coordinating Council President Cindy LaChance delivered the opening remarks and introduced commentator Rachael Oliver of Fashion Cents. Model "moms" included Susan Couzens, Charlene lFrellick, Syrita Gosinski, Valerie Griffith and Pat Kilner. Student models were Shannon Couzens, Lynn Fellick, Kara Gosin- ski, Anne Griffith and Jill Kilner. Other models included teachers Dorothea Bach, at far right in a striped dress with black. raincoat, and Ginny Taylor, at right, model- ing a sleeveless summer dress. StudeI!t Lynn Fellick, at left, Is wearing a black and white jumpsuit, belted at the waist. -- ~-_.- u= II(( C'"" 'W' ~~ ~ .~~~ ~ Thewa~ Summer Fun- Own Your Own ~ Pool service .ne ~ Inground SMI!ItIIltl9 Pools Free Home Survey Choma'S & Supplies Complete~ • Hot Tubs& Sp.u TreeCare; -Wea.lso5eMeePl:::lclls AMERICAN • FreeWa1et' Pool Tesbng Specialists • Orer 1t yrs '" buSiness • CounlIy Style Gifts • SoW Blankets • Free E~timates ~ -AboveGround Pool Kits &Goods . • Fully Insured 9CANCER • Homemade Candy Jamaican , • Fresh Roasted (313) ~ CcHeeBeans Pool & Spa, fSOClE1Y@ : • Tea & SpIces Inc. • Antiques' • 1033NovlRd 349·3833 Brookside Plaza ~ This ad worth NorthVille 477·4848 s1 O. 00 ~ff fi rst ~ J\. A ~ ~ ~S!,",:!C=. ~ ~ • Record photos bysTeve FECHT RYMALSYMESCOMPAN~REALTORS WEST BLOOMFIELD - -WABEEK NORTH Y6U'VE ARRIVED Heated In-ground pool. Gorgeous 2700 sq. ft. colonial. Perfect for the active Elegance abounds from the breathtaking 2 story Imported marble foyer with family that enjoys entertaining, 4 bedrooms, 2'1.>baths. huge master suite with circular stairs to the dance floor In the walk-out lower level. Situated on a large natural fireplace. second floor laundry. basement rec room, professionally cul-de-sac site with view of Upper Long Lake. 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths, 2 landscaped site with many trees. Assume high balance. 11% mortgage. Call fireplaces, 3 car garage. security system and more. All for just $399,000. GRACIOUS LIVING-APPLEGATE CONDO 478-9130. • Assume low percent mortgage. Neat as a pin. 2 bedroom. 2'1.>bath. Features master bedroom with balcony and formal dining area, fireplace In living room, and finished rec room. $55,700.Call 478-9130. PLYMOUTH COLONIAL Well cared for family home featuring central air, private rear yard, family room wlflreplace, 3 bedrooms, 1'1.>baths, deck with BBQ, finished basement and 2 car garage. $68.900. NORTHVILLE IN THE 1890's Truly a dlstincllve home with old world charm. Remodeled kitchen and bath. 3 bedrooms, 100AMP circuit breaker system, newer furnace with central air, ex- tra Insulallon. sun porch, sewing room and professionally designed landscap- Ing. $67,900.Call 478-9130. DOUBLE WING COLONIAL . WILLIAMSBURG ESTATE Impressive double door entry to clean nicely decorated 3 or 4 bedroom home. SOUTH LYON AND FANTASTIC FARMINGTON HILLS ESTATE ASSUME 8% MORTGAGE Features 2'1.1 baths, formal dining room. family room wi fireplace, 14x10 kit- Truly a showplace In this 'country You have been looking for a 3 Loving pride of ownership reflected See and love this home In Cedar Spr- Ings. In-ground sprinkler system. chen, doorwall to pallo. finished basement with bar, central air and 2 car ranch with city conveniences. Featur- bedroom brick ranch with a base- throughout this 4 bedroom family bonus bedroom and bath allows you garage. $79,500.Call 478-9130. Ing wood deck, full basement, fenced : ment. garage and a huge lot In Farm- home. Located In Novl close to shop- yard and family room, fireplace and Ington Hills at the right price, don't ping and with freeway access to to grow with your needs. Complete CONTEMPORARY CONDO an assumable mortgage at $67,900. look any further. We have III $69,900. anywhere. $84.900.Call 478-9130. with assumpllon terms. $92,000.Call 2 bedroom with possible third. Balcony room overlooks living room, 2 full 470-9130. Call 478-9130. Call 478-9130. baths, carpeted basement. gas BBQ on enclosed patio. $67.800.Call 478-9130. HIGHGATE ON THE LAKE Sharp 4 bedroom trl-Ievel home In park-like setting. Features spacious country kitchen. beamed family room with fireplace. 2 car garage. large deck overlook· Ing nicely landsciiped lot. $78,900.Call 478-9130. .. STARTER OR RETIREES I 4 bedroom, 2 bath brick ranch sitting on a large lot. New no wax solarium In kit- chen. Close to everything. $52,900. TWO FAMILY INCOME-NORTHVILLE Northville Income offers a large 3 bedroom unit and a smaller 2 bedroom unit, large lot and a 3 car garage. Walk to downtown. Only $55.500.Call 478-9130. MILFORD "RANCH" COUNTRY~LACE~NDO MOVE-lN COLONIAL COUNTRY PLACE A lovely place to spend the rest of Just move right Into this beaullful 2 Super valuel Super clean I Super CARRIAGE HOUSE FHA& VA-NOVI your life. This extraordinary three bedroom unit In desirable Country assumpllonl This 4 bedroom. 2'1.>bath Lovely carriage house condo with 2 Buyer wanted to experience the beaullfully decorated 3 bedroom colonial story cedar horne Is hiding In the mid· Place todayl Tastefully decorated colonial Is a family minded home. Ex- bedrooms. Decorated In earth tones. which features custom wood flooring and trim with birch doors, country kit· die of Its own two wooded acres. with neutral colors throughout. Start cellent floor plan, formal dining room Direct access to garage. Immediate chen. family room, basement, heated garage. gOOd assumption. FHA-VA. occupancy. Land contract terms. Call Horse barn and corral complete this living the easy life tomorrowl $70.900. and living room. Large country kit· $69.900.Call 478-9130. execullve home located In Milford. Call 478-9130. chen. Land contract. Reduced to 478-9130.$64,900. SPACIOUS RANCH $178,500.Call 478-9130. $79,900.Call 478-9130. 3 bedroom, full basement, 2 car garage, family room with fireplace. Great fami- ly home In super area. $69,900and It won't last. Call 478-9130. YOUR DREAM IS HERE If you've ever considered a career In real estate, enjoy Imeellng and helping others ••. and the sky you owe It to yourself to Investigate the ad- Is the limit on your earnings. No other field offers COzy 3 bedroom home on 220feet on Huron River. Lovely treed lot with deck vantages of Joining the expanding Rymal Symes so much flexibility of lime and Independence com- wllh super view. Large 2 car garage. fireplace with heatolator. step saver kit- team. The real estate profession offers a variety of bined with such great rewards. For" personal in- chen and formal dining area priced to sell. Land contract FHA-VA terms. exciting, rewarding opportunilles for people who terview: Call Mr. Jakubowski at 478-9130. $75.800.Call 478-9130. • Member-Western Wayne Oakland County Board of Realtors. UNRA MULTI·LIST Service • Birmingham Bloomfield MULTI·LIST Service. • RVMAL SVMES RVMAL ·SVMES 851·9770 • nrJH. Ton!"" !\.,,(:" m;t:J • _"I:AL TOR& n"~Cet '~;'.J - 478·9130 538·7740 NORTHVILLE·NOVI LIVONIA·REDFORD FARMINGTON·W. BLOOMFIELD '\ , I, 2-e- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, May 11, 1983 • Engagement announced Former resident Lisa Willis Mr. and Mrs. Neil L. Lincoln of 18910 Farmington School District as a Beck announce the engagement of theIr Japanesebilingual aide. daughter Amy Kathryn to Andrew WJJJJamWisemanof Cincinnati, Ohio. Her fiance is a 1978 Walnut Hills High marries in double ring s.ervice He is the sonof Dr. and Mrs. James of School graduate. He received his Wisemanof Cincinnati. degree from OhIo Wesleyan University Lisa WllJis, daughter of former Northville The brlde-elect is a 1978 Northville in 1982 and also attended Waseda residents Jack and Betty Willis of Jerome, ex· High SChoolgraduate. She received her University in Tokyo. changed marriage vows wIth Richard Rapp~ degree from Albion College In 1982. She He is a member of Deita Tau Delta March 12 at the home of the bride's sister and also attended Waseda University in fraternity and is employed by Chrysler brother-in·law, Judy and Walt Palmer. Tokyo,Japan. Military SalesCorporation. She is a member of Kappa Delta An autumn wedding is planned in The bridegroom is the son of Dick and Blanche social sorority and is employed by the Tokyo, where the couple met. Rappa of Seymour, Connecticut. The double ring, civil service was Performed by the bride's sister Vicki Junod. Youth-symphony concert slated Matron of honor was the bride's sister Judy Palmer. Best man was Ken Kepich. The Livonia Youth Symphony Socie- "Superman" by John Williams and A reception was held immediately following the ty's 25th Annual Spring Pops Concert FlndJandla by Sibellus. ceremony with approximately 60 guests attending and Ice Cream SocIal wllJ be held at 7 The final segment of the program wllJ from Michigan, Connecticut and Florida. p.m. this Sunday at ChurchllJ High feature the Symphony Orchestra under School in Livonia. Donald Lewsador with soloist Flavio The bride is a University of Michigan graduate The season's final regular concert, Veranl, artist-In-residence at Oakland JOSEPH LYONS, LORIANN HALLINEN and is employed as a production editor with Globe under the direction of Donald University, who wllJ join the orchestra Communications in West Palm Beach, Florida. Lewsader, will include nearly 300 young in a performance of Gershwin's Rhap- musicians in three separate orchestras. sody In Blue. Mendelssohn's Nocturne 90uple sets date The bridegroom Is employed with Sikorsky Air- The concert will open wIth the String from Midsummer NIght's Dream also craft, a division of United Technologies. Orchestra, under the direction of Janita will be performed. The program will The neWlyweds honeymooned at EPCOT and Hauk, performing Bartok's Romanian conclude with Chabrier's Espana, Mrs. Esther HalJinen of Trenary announces reside in Jupiter, Florida. RICHARD AND LISA WILLIS RAPPA Folk Dances, Boccherinl's Quintettlno direc~ed by assistant conductor (he engagement of her daughter Loriann Marie and Reed's SkiJana Nottumo for str- Michael Adelson. to Joseph De Lisle Lyons, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ings, with harp played by Kristen Tickets, at $4 for general admission Michael D. Lyons of 19815 Smock. t Agresta. and $3 for students and senior citizens, The bride-elect is the daughter of the late Harvey Felder will conduct the Con- are available at the door. For further Hans HalJinen. She is a Trenary High School Girl Scouts honor volunteer cert Orchestra in selections from information, call34~3432. graduate anci attends Northern Michigan University. Her fiance is a Northville High School Northville resident Kathie Landrum was among Scout program. graduate and attended Northern Michigan the six adult volunteers of the Huron Valley Girl The Columbus program conference was one of University, where he was a member of Phi Kap- Scout Council awarded a Presidential Goal Award eight held during April and May in cities coast to paTau. at the Council's recognition dinner recenUy at coast. A wedding is planned August 10, 1985. Weber's Inn in Ann Arbor. The awards were presented to individUals or Camping sessions for inexperienced campers as • organizations making major contributi0..ns toward well as advanced campers are available this sum- .. achieving the council's corporate goals. mer for girls at Camp Linden, a 4O().acre site of Landrum is actively involved in Girl Scouting in lakes and rolling hilJs located near Lindcm in Liv- H.A. PIRAKA, ' Northville, serving as chairman of the volunteer ingston county. M.D.F.A.C.O.G. personnel committee, a media representative and Gynecology & Obstertrics formerly as a troop service director. This year Camp Linden, owned Md operated by The recognition dinner was centered around the , the Huron Valley Girl Scout Councll, has added a 5pedalizing in theme, "World of the Valley" in recognition of the nlne-day session to its one and two week sessions. Infertility and Oncology council's 25th anniversary. Registration at Camp Linden is open to all girls who have finished third through 12th grade, 'Office Hours By Appointment Northville resident Nancy Hammond was among whether or not they are Girl Scout members. DOCTOR'SCUNIC CANTON PROFESSIONAl PARK 501 W. DUNlAP 8596 CANTON CENTERRD. 13 representatives of the Huron Valley Girl Scout Cost for a one-week session is $65, the nine-day NORTl-MlLE CANTON Council attending a National Program Conference session is $90 and the two-week session is $130. t 349-1900 459-3200 sponsored by the Girl Scouts of the U.S.A. April 9 There is an additional $15charge for non-Scouts. and 10in Columbus, Ohio. Girls interested in the camping program, which Centered around the theme, "We Found a New runs June'16 through August 19, should contact the World," the conference focused on new materials Huron Valley Girl Scout office at 483-2370 for a and strategies for effective delivery of the Giri brochure and application form. 1iiii:fi::1 McBride attends AARp'conference Tile-Carpeting - Formica t Northville resident Ann McBride was among the the District of Cblumbia, the AARP provides olner GREEN SHEET WANT ADS 100's 'of Samples members of the NorthvllJe-Plymouth Chapter of Americans with a vigorous yoice on issues affec- the American Association of Retired Persons at- ting their welfare. 145 E. Cady . Northville . 349·4480 tending a leadership workshop April 28 at SVeden AARP encourages older Americans to remain 669-2121 348-3024 House Restaurant in Dearbom Heights. active in community and public affairs. For the $5 Theme of the workshop was "BuIlding Blocks for annual dues, AARP members receive magazines, Better Chapters." It was attended by 65 members brpcl1ures and other materials of special interest to of 11area AARP chapters. older readers. Members are eligible for a non- The American Association of Retired Persons is profit pharmaceutical service and discounted rates the largest retiree organization in the nation with at leading hotels and car rental agencies that par· more than 14 million members at least 50 years of ticlpate in its program., . age or older. Information regardJng local chapter member· t With a legislative staff in Washington, D.C., and ship may be obtained by calling Ann McBride at volunteer legislative cmmittees in all 50 states a.nd 349-0873. Severance TRY OUR QUALITY to address PROCESSING TODAY fellowsllip William Severanc~ sales engineer and cO" owner of Severance Tool Industries in Saginaw, will be the guest speaker at the May 20 dinner meeting of the NorthvllJe- Plymou th·L i vonia ~ ~fllm Chapter of the Full iilsC . c-e, P'OC''''''ll Gospel. Businessmen's ...... n.-..--..~fOll'(),,'~'3S...... Fellowship. I ~ ••••• US£THISCOUPONTODAY ••••• ~ Having been an ordain.. ed Christian minister fo. e.HIROLD 30 years, he not only !COLOR PRINTS :. serves - his church as BLOOI liE leI pastor, but starts each Over 38 Years Experience working day with singing, i ONLY =~IOPlnt i. Bible reading and prayer 1O~ 1U W. 1.1. l.rtII,m. Reg. $4.15 in the Severance Com- • EACH • ORIGINAL COLOR ROLL FILMOHLYeHO REPRINT ORDERS • 3.1·12&2 pany special Chapel. sso. '<16. _ll1sc lA_ ...... IS • new! The meeting at 8 p.m. • P .., I Whatever your follows dinner which will. Italian Sausage Sandwich I tA.& l. • business. your in- dependent Auto. be served at the Svede .. Good 'n' spicy sausage on our own : ~ Owners agent Is a House Restaurant in Far- mington Plaza. homemade sourdough roll. Comes with a , Ie Coupon expires May 24, 1983 #. good partner to have. ~ Because he designs side of spaghetti topped with , your business in- Dinner is $6 per person surance to suit your in- and includes tax and zesty tOf!1ato 3 dividual needs. With meat sauce. 5 15 one of Auto-Owners gratuity. Both dinner and many modern, in- program are open to the ¥~~~~~OpenD8I1y9-7: ~:. .• novative Business In- pUblic. .it:' Sat. 9-5; Sun. 9-1 ~~ surance policies . Spaghetti Dinner That's Why it's gOOd \ • ~ "?oNORTHVILLEPHARMAC{~ business to do Reservations are re- With our tangy, homemade meat sauce, .. " Jd.'" "Pharmacy First Since 1872" ~. business with Auto- quired for the dinner and Owners. parmesan c~eese and 1 • l~.carry HolllalOlOalomy prOllu~ "' may be made by call In. 5 95 Daniel BeeUer at 349-0006 a warm garlic roll. Reg. $2.95 ..Auto.Owners or Earl Flynn at 348-33.')2 -~~lfu~-~~;~~~ or send checks, payable :;/,ta~~ ~~,~~ Insurance -: . / - -j--- .---, L1ro. IIomo. Cor. Bu,lno". to "FGBMF," P.O. Box Ono nlmo .. yoU In. 5332, Northvllle, by May 134. E. Main, NorthVille, Phone 349,-o85r Ustrn to Ihl Auto-Ownrn , Jolin Dol' 669·2121 .'. •I • Wednesday, May 11, 1983- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-3-C N~ta90n6 'r Serving the North\'ille, NO",:iand Wixom I' area for 3generatIOns I'LOWE"S I 149E. Main NorthVille ," 349·0671 " • ~1~,; ~;. " TWELVEOAK n TIRE CO. "'I' Casterline 42990Grand River Novl Funeral Home, Inc. 348-9699 Used Tires . Ray J. Casterline Ray J. Casterline II from $10.00~ 1893·1959 -~ Fred A. Casterline Your Goodyear Dunlop Tire Pro Phone 349·0611 One call does NEWCOMERLEADERS - Posing in the sun at Mill Race Village are, from left, Joan Hursey, Cheryl Green, Jean it all ... Stevens, Kathy Selinsky, Judy Amatangelo, Alice Patterson To sell "anything or everything" and Karen Winowiecki. qUickly. easily and at a cost as low as 10 words for '4.50! Phone the classified department today. Sales are often made the same day the ad is run. Everybody reads the classifieds-Iet it sell for you! Phone today, sell tomorrow. New officers installed By JEAN DAY The notebooks and records of Northville Newcomers changed hands informally Monday as new officers took com- ! Sliger/Livingston mand at a wine and hors d'oeuvres gathering at the home of outgoing president Sharon Valrance. The joint meeting of old Publications, Inc• • and new boards is a Newcomer tradition. -..... - New president Joan Hursey and her board were introduced to the membership at a spring tea last Thursday in the Mill NewcomerPresident SharonValrance, right, introduces Race Historical Village. The annual event was attended by 47 Newcomers. successorJoan Hursey CHURCH DIRECTORY New president Hursey already has had lots of Newcomer experience, having been on the board for two years as secretary and as couple activities chairperson. FIRST APOSTOLIC LUTHERN CHURCH NOW, For information regarding rates • Other new officers and committee heads are Marlene Ben- 26325Halstead Rd at 11Mile for church listings call The Farmington Hills, Michigan tham, vice president; Jean Stevens, secretary; Kay Raby, Being a Non-Smoker Can Do More Services' 11.00a m Every Sun. treasurer; Alice Patterson, membership; Linda Ord, art; Judi Northville Record 349-1700, 7 00P mIst & 3rd Sun of each month Sunday School 9.30a m Amtangelo, Mary Duncan, ladies day events; Gerri Dent, than Just Improve YourHealth , Walled Lake/News 624-8100 Bible Class 7.45p m Tues Kathy Levinson, couple events; Cheryl Green, Kathy Selinsky, I Sona Services 7.00D m last Sun of month I interest groups; Karen Winowiecki,Dot Yetso, newsletter. If Can Reduce Your Homeowners Insurance Rates By 10%, Toof FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WALLED LAKE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 200 E. Main St., Northville 309 Market St -624·2483 Sharon Valfance won't find any lack of things to do as she We've known fO<"yeors lhal nol smoking was a 349-0911 Wendell L. Baglow. Pastor good Ideo fO<"heolth reasons, and now, It'S a good Worshlp-9:308. 11:ooa.m. Sunday 9.45 Study, l'.ooa m WorshIp I ' 7:00 p.m Service completes her presidential duties. She already is busy as co- Ideo for homeowners IOsurance reasons, 100. Church School-9:3O a.m. Dr. Lawrence Chamberlain-Pastor Wed .• 6-8.00 p m. Family Night chairperson of the Northville Home Tour set for September 22. Cilizens Insurance Company of America IS affer- John Mlshler·Associate Pastor 109 a 10% discount on homeowners Insurance fO<" • She represents the Women's Association of First Presbyterian -yJl~ : -Church which co-sponsors the tour with Northville Historical non-smoklOg households. LIVING LORD LUTHERAN ST. JOHN AMERICAN LUTHERAN All you have to do to qualify IS to Ilerlfy lha\ no American Lutheran Church CHURCH Society: Cheryl Gazlay is representing the historical society. c-ne reSidIng inyour home hossmoked fO<"thepasl Meets with Freedom Lutheran Church 23225 Gill Rd , Farmington _"Ilrnll~_ year, and your Cllizens homeowners premium IS 40700 Ten Mile, Novi They presently are completing selecting homes for the tour Pastors Charles Fox & Mark Radloff held on alternate years. ~ reduced by 10%. Irs that simple. Worship 10.00 a.m. with Nursery FO<"all details on the CItizens 10% discount for Coffee 8. Fellowship, 11.00 a.m. Church. 474-0584 Rectory. 474-4499 non-smoking homeowners, Slop in 0<" call your Study Hour (All Ages) 11:30 a.m. Sunday Worship, 8·30a.m. & 11 a.m. ·4n-6296 · This is the time to get TH funds for charities ~I'lSUWa CtJIJfPN{'(OF AMERICA local CllIzens Agenllodoy. OUR LADY OF VICTORY CATHOLIC CHURCH ORCHARD HILLS BAPTIST CHURCH May 31 is the deadline for organizations to mak~ applica- no Thayer, Northville 23455 Novi Rd. (between 9-10 Mile) tion for funding for charitable purposes from Northville Town WEEKEND LITURGIES Bible Study For All Ages 9 45 a m. INSURANCE EXCHANGE Saturday. 5:008. 6:30 p.m. Worship Services at 11 a.m 8. 7p m. • Hall Board of Awards, warns chairman Frances Mattison. It Sunday. 8, 913O,11 a.m. & 12:00 p.m. Wed., Mid-Week Prayer Serv .. 7 p.m. has become a tradition for town hall to share its profits equally Church 349-2621. School 349-3610 Gary W. SChWltZ, Pastor 349-5665 with Our Ladies League of Our Lady of Victory Church, which 160E. Main Street Relioious Education 349-2559 I · sponsors the series, and the communities which support it. Northville ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST High 8. Elm Streets, Northville C. Boerger, Pastor \ 11ooW. Ann Arbor Trail Organizations wishing funds should send requests specify- Plymouth, Michigan K. Cobb. Assist. Pastor ing the purpose for which they are needed to Northville Town 349·1122 Sunday Worship, 10:30 a.m. Church 8. School 349-3140 Sunday School, 10 30 a m. Hall, P.O. Box 93,Northville, attention Board of Awards chair- SundayWorshlp,8:308. 11:00a m. WedneSday Meeting, 8.00 p.m man. Saturday Vespers: 6:00 P.M. HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY CHURCH Last year about $3,500was distributed to organizations. 12 Mile East of Haggerty (Assemblies of God) • Townhall board anticipates the sum will be only a little less this Farmington Hills 41355 Six Mile Rd., NorthVille Sunday School, 9:15 Rev. Irving M. Mitchell-348-9030 year. Among organizations reCeiving funds in the past include LAST DAY OF Sunday School, 9.45 a m. Sunday Worship, 10:30a.m. Sun. Worship, 11 a m. 8. 630 p.m. V.H. Mesenbrlng, Pastor King's Daughters, Friends of the Library, Plymouth Sym- Wed. "BOdy Life" Serv .7'30 p.m phony, Northville Community Band and First Step. Phone: 553-7170 BUSHNELL CONGREGATIONAL FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH CHURCH REGISTRATIO·N OF NORTHVILLE Meets at Mill Race Hlstoncal Village, 8 Mile & Taft Roads Gnswold near MaIO. NorthVille ..... Rev. Guenther Branstner, Minister Morning WorshIp, 9'OOa m. . . Worship Sorvlces & Church School, Church School, 9.00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Dr .. Robin R. Meyers, Pastor-272-3550 SCHOOL, Coffee & Fellowship follOWing service • ST. ANNE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. NOVI 430 E. Nicholet 4530111 Mile at Taft Rd. Walled Lake 48088 Home of Novi Chnslran School (K·12) Phone: 624-3817 Sun. School. 9 45 a m ELECTION Church Service. 10:00 a.m. Worship, 11.00a.m. & 6:00 p.m ChurchSchool,10:ooa.m. Prayer MeeMQ, Wed., 730 p.m. Richard Burgess. Pastor Rev. Leslie Harding 349-34n 349-3647 NOTICE OF LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION NOVI UNITEDMETHODIST CHURCH FAITH COMMUNITY UNITED '" ".'~."~ NORTHVILLE PU BUC SCHOOLS WAYNE, 41671 W. Ten Mile-Meadowbrook PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 349-2652 (24 hrs.) 44400 W. 10 Mile, Novi 9:008. 11:15a.m. Worship 8. Nursery 'hmile west of Novl Rd OAKLAND AND WASHTENAW COUNTIES, Worship 8. Church School, 10 ooa m. 10.00 a.m. Church School (all ages) MICHIGAN AND SCHOOLCRAFT COMMUNITY P.O Box 1 349-5666 • •. Richard O. Griffith, Kearney Kirkby, Pastors R,chard J Hender!>on, Pastor COLLEGE, MICHIGAN Neighbors FREEDOM LUTHERAN CHURCH OF FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF NOVI NORTHVILLE Please Take Notice that the Annual School Election of the Meets with Llvln~ Lord Lutneran 217 N. Winy' 349-1020 School District will be held on Monday, June 13, 1983. The Regular 40700 Ten lie, Novi Dr. ames H. Luther. Paslo..- It'~especially beeau~e familie~ come to us during their most difficult Worship, 10:ooa.m. with Nursery Biennial Community College Election will be held in conjunction sunda~ Worship, 11 a m. 8. 6.30 p m. lime~ that we feel our respon~ibility so deeply. We've formed ~ome Coffee & Fellowship, 11:ooa.m. with the Annual School Election. Wed., 7: o AWANA, 7:30 Prayer Serv,co very c1o~e friendships here and afler being a pari of this communily Study Hour (All Ages) 11:30 a.m. Sunday School 9 45 a m. Pastor T. Scherger-478-9265 for so many years, our commilment to its people i~ ~Ironger than THE LAST DAY ON WHICH PERSONS MAY REGISTER WITH THE APPROPRIATE CITY OR TOWNSHIP CLERKS, IN ORDER TO ever. OAKLAND BAPTIST CHURCH BE ELIGIBLE TO VOTE AT THIS ELECTION CALLED TO BE HELD CHURCH HOLYCROSS EPISCOPAL 23893 Beck Road, Novi 10 Mile between Talt & Beck, Novi JU~I a~ our own families know Ihey can count on the support and ON MONDAY, JUNE 13, 1983, IS MONDAY, MAY 16, 1983, PER- South ofTen MIle 349-4259 • friend~hip of our n9ighbors, wc'rq proud Ihal familie~ here kno~ SONS REGISTERING AFTER 5:00 O'CLOCK, P.M.,'ON MONDAY, Phone 349-1175 Pastor Barry W. Jones Service, 8:00a.m. & 10:ooa.m. Ihey can feel confident in the ~ervice~ we provide. MAY 16, 1983, ARE NOT ELIGIBLE TO VOTE AT THIS ELECTION. Sunday School. 10 OOa m. MornlngWorsh,p,11:00a m Persons planning to register with the respective city or Worship and School . The Rev. Leslie F. Harding Evening Service, 6 30 p m township clerks must ascertain the days and hours on which the c:Rou !E. dVO'Lth.'LOp 5- .:Eon clerk's offices are open for registration. . GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF WIXOM & WIXOM CHRISTIAN SCHOOL (K·12) FUNERAL DIRECTORS This Notice is given by order of the Board of Educatton. Wisconsin Ev. Lutheran SynOd Wixom & W. Maple Rds. SINCE 1010 Worship Service 10:00 a.m. Family Bible School, 9'45 a m Sunday School & Bible Class 11:15 a.m. 22401 ORAND RIVER Family Worship, 10:45a.m. &6 30 p.m. 1000 I NORTHVILLE RD. Christopher J. Johnson Novl Community center, Novi Rd. JuSIS. 011·96 NORTHVILLE REDFOR9 Family NI1l,ht pr~am IVied ),6.45 p.m. Future site 9 Mile & Meadowbrook Ro ert V. arren, Pastor 348·1233 !531·0!537 Publish: May1','983 Secretary, Board of Education e'-'--!!!!------...------' Gene E Jahnke, Pastor-349-0565 624·3823 (Awana& Pro- Teensl 624·5434 \• 'h 4oC- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, May 11,1983 ""<- 1''''";~-'<' \ {~., ~ \"<- ~,.. ~ "'~ .. ~ . ~~ • Maybe We're Not Magicians_ . ., ... b:Jt we do have some nifty lillie tricks for gelllJl~ clothes spruced up. Take~ experience like our~. Surprise 'NOAPPOINTMENT NEEDED! Our Lady of Victory teacher OPEN TUESDAY and THURSDAY 'TIL 8 P.M. Terry Alcocer certainly was surprised last Friday when ~------~~------,ILadies Ha.irCarell FREE I she entered her classroom I SpeCial II I after lunch. Her third grade I 250/0 OFF II 8 b' I students hosted a surprise I on all haircare II a y S I baby shower for their favorite services 1:1st Haircut I teacher, complete with Iwith this coupon I I balloons, crepe paper and a -!~!!!. 5.:2.~ _ ..J I!:'ith this cake decorated with a stork. L ~~0n..... The students presented their teacher with a "Mother and ankee Redford 937-2822 Child" statue as well as per- \.u-.5::.4II~liplner Plymouth 459-0060 sonal gifts. Ms. Alcocer's last :.to' Northville 348-0608 day will be Friday. Record Family Hair Care photoby John Galloway. • Local resident chairs DSO Showhouse'benefit Northville resident Brian Collins is house will be decorated by 26 members was designed by landscape architec- field Township. serving as chairman of the Amerian of the Michigan Chapter of the ture students at Lawrence Institute of Showhouse hours will be 10 a.m. to 4 • Society of Interior Designers American Society of Interior Technology . p.m. Tuesday through Saturday, noon Showhouse to benefit the Detroit Sym- Designers, who will add some $1million The fund raiser for the DSO is spon- to 6 p.m. Sunday and 6-9p.m. Thursday. phony Orchestra. in furnishings. sored by the Detroit Symphony League, The Showhouse will be closed Monday. The second Detroit Symphony ASID Among the home's outstanding the Women's Association for the DSO Ticket prices are $4 through May 23 and the. Michigan Chapter of the Showhouse is a $1.5 million, .25-room features are an "island plantation" arid $5 at the door. Group's of 20 or more American Society of Interior home located in Bloomfield Township solarium and a three-story foyer with a will be admitted at $3.50 per person. Designers. Television sponsor is on the former James Couzens estate curved oak staircase. Tickets are available at Hudson's and WJBK-TV. called Wabeek - an Indian word which Special features will include the other CTC outlets or by sending a Symphony chairman for the event is means "the best place." Music Box Boutique, the Greenery and stamped, self-addressed envelope to Helen Peterson of Bloomfield Hills. The Showhouse will be open for tours The Tea Room. Pottery and other hand- Detroit Symphony ASID Showhouse, Loretta Miles of Bloomfield Hills is May 24 through June 22 to benefit the crafted items by Michigan artisans also P.O. Box 36262,Grosse Pointe, 48236. Detroit Symphony Orchestra. will be offered during the month·long Showhouse coordinator. The Showhouse is located at 1711Mor- For more information, call 446-0950, • Built by the Malcolm Leventen Cor- tours. poration, the new 10,OOO-square-foot The landscape plan for the show house ningside Way in Wabeek North, Bloom· between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays. Applicants sought Your for BP,W award Photos by Wayne Loder Si!.~~n/S Northville Business and Professional Women's Daily Specials :. Club still is seeking applicants for its Bea Carlson Shooting at Ptepared to your order YOUf patIence WIll be rewarded Womanhood Award. Include choice 01 bowl 01 soup. Noon is for salad or slaw and bread b.skat Any woman interested in entering or re-entering the job market or a working woman wishing to ad- Cowboys M 0NDAY ~o/'~~J:~~~~~N~l~l~N.~~eg",';.50 vance her career through education still has time If you shoot all your scenics during broad BATTER DIP'T FISH & CHIPS 3.50 to apply. daylight you'll get nice shots but you are FRIED CLAMS & CHIPS .3.95 The monies are to be used by the recipient for limiting when you can shoot. The time for TUESDAY LIVER & ONIONS 3.50 beautiful, romantic scenics is when this sun is Includes pol.aIO & w~elabte any expenses she may incur while attending low and golden. Try just after sunup some day classes relative to her career choice. These may be SPAGHETTI . 3.50 -look for a scene with long shadows and golden WEDNESDAY HONEY DIP'T FRIED CHICKEN .3.95 tuition, transportation, babysitting, books, etc. light. Shoot with the sun to the side so you can Inctudes pol.110 & wegelaD10r The applicant is to have a financial need and be a VEAL PARMIGIANA DINNER 3.50 see a beautiful shading on your subjects. You lneilldes SP'O~1t1 Of POUIO and w~el"bfe resident of the City of Northville or have a Nor- might even try some backlit scenes, opening thville mailing address. up a stop or so to "'ook into" the shadows. SALISBURY STEAK DINNER. 3.50 If you're not a morning person, try late after- THURSDAY Includes pOUIO & "'Oel.abf~ Applications are available at the Bookstall on the LIVER & ONIONS . • . 3.50 • Main, 116East Main, and the Bookstop, 42309Seven noon. Start when the light is golden and con- IncludeS potato & v~l.ble Mile. tinue right through dusk. When it starts to get too dark for hand·holding your camera, get out BATTER DIP'T FISH & CHIPS .• 3.50 Completed forms are to be returned to either of your tripod and cable release. Dusk and sunset FRIDAY With cup 01 cl.am chOWder the locations no later than 5 p.m. May 27. BATTER DIP'T FROG lEGS & photots can also be beautiful. Try exposing a CHIPS 5.25 few frames about V2 to 1 stop under what the meter calls for, so you get the feeling of SALISBURY STEAK DINNER 3.50 Livonia Bentley reunion set SATURDAY IncludeS PQ"to &0 .... I.able darkness in some of your prints. HONEY DIP'T FRIED CHICKEN 3.95 Livonia Bentley High p.m. followed by dancing This is a time when the grain and contrast of SUNDAY lncl~$ pot.aIO & ..eQetabie BATTER DIP'T FROG LEGS & School class of 1963 has and entertainment. high-speed film might add something to your CHIPS 5.25 slated a 20th year reunion Graduates of the class picutres, and the extra speed will give you Au g u s t 20 a t the of 1963 are asked to con- more time before you need a tripod. • Plymouth Hilton. tact Darleen Bowden- See us for suggestions on tripods and fast ...4 film at f-stop, 43220 Grand River, Novl, 348-9335. POTATO ITALIANO The high school reunion Sweene)' at 478-2370 for SKINS .3.95 SKINS F.Uei1 With pe-PPt-'on, BERRY will begin with cocktails more details and in- mu\tuooms .and lopped ".. lh ANNUALS Served w'/h F,esra Salad PLANTS at 7 p.m. with dinner at 8 formation. Jack ch«1.e & "uce "" FREE VIC-20 COMPUTER!! ••1~~~R~~.~~~:..~.~~...5 BROCCOLI & CHEDDAR -BLUEBERRIES Now,when you use Hite or KodakFilmProcessing and Cheddol' Che-ese served CHEESE 3.95 ... Ih sou' e'eam Irom I-SlOP,you'll get bonus points good lor VIC 20 St'fwed Wllh iOU' (,e.am ·STRAWBERRIES . ~ . and 'Hmex Sinclair Gompu1er9; Aulolocus Gemer89, . 95 ••6 FRESH MUSHROOMS" (JIrle Illd Ml'bIoorring) NOVI CHRISTIAN SCHOOL ••2 ~l~TJ.~.~;2.~~~~,~••3.. CHEDDAR CHEESE 395 CB bases, "Walkman" type stereos and dozens 01 No , only ",II" bacon St'fYf'd Wllh "OUr (.e.am • RASPBERRIES ENCOURAGES: other prizes. ..3 MEXICANA SKINS 3.95 !;mothered ..nth Crllll toPPf'(l ..1NACHO 3.95 • REO CURRANTS Bring In this ad and we will double your bonus SPtcy fY\t'.a' Ct'lt'dda' (hftS," PARENTINVOLVEM~NT "".1" C~"f chH~ .and ChIpS ~wf'd ,.nlh sour e,,,.am points on all accompanyingrolls. Doublebonuspoint SHYf'od wllh SOU' cleam Wl1d' s-s Gtapes IQu.lC.amote on ,rquesn • offer expiresJune30. Stopin forcompletedetails! IIlCl 79' Tray M""""O'l(~"'M. ee.-d s-s Grapes '7" Flat 2 '~loI.outS.1 •12 Treys per flit • NOTICE TO Home NORTHVILLE ~Pf j We consistently encourage parents to become t5!t~.'IJro '-_ .. ,-." Involved In the educational process and training of TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS their children. Our staff seeks to develop open 4 Locations To ServeYou communication and close ties with the home. Our PLYMOUTH It LEVAN· LIVONIA ParentTeacher Fellowships, conferences, sports 1982 Dog Licenses expire on May 31, 1983. New Dog License must be purchas- -..nwn. 10pill; -.7 ..... jlIIl 484-8930 events, and special programs promote parent par· 0ptlI M'--,rL .... ticipatlon. We encourage faithful church allen· ed before the last day of May, 1983. dance. True education Involves the total child. We 34410 FORD RD•• WESTLAND •• therefore believe we must maintain the unbroken Before the last day of May the license Is 1(_ .....c...... ~CIIII) 728 triangle of home, church, and school. '3.00. After May 31,1983 the cost is '6.00. IiIolI.oTllurLr ... ·11 pIll; ... Um.'plIl -1303 0ptlI:M '--,rL a .... NEXT WEEK "Achieving a SeIf·DlsclpllnedLife-Style" Licenses may be purchased at the Nor- thville Township Offices located at 41600 10MILE and MEADOWBROOK· NOVI For more Information call 349-3477or 349-3647 (A.' e:-) 11lun .... 1Mr _ •• pill 'Ulft~2885 Six Mile Road. Proof of current rabies vac- Pttr ... ·,.""' r .. ·.pIll -- cination Is necessary to obtain license. TOWER 14 BUILDING· SOUTHFIELD Novi Christian School (_lit ...... ,.Hwr •• ~.LNudMft Dltft) Mol\."rL7 _ .. pill 45301 W. Eleven Mile c.-.....-. 552-8360 at Taft, Novl Publish: May 11,1983 Holn'~'or_CoupoM ;, - Wednesday, May 11,1983- THENORTHVILLERECORo-~ • Community Calendar . Fitness bike ride scheduled Saturday, on Hines Drive ,. I TODAY, MAY 11 FITNESS BIKE RIDE: Don Massey MOTHERS' CLUB PICNIC: Nor· College. This Is a self-help group for meets at 8 p.m. In the council PAST MATRONS MEET: Past Cadlllac and Growth Works are spon- thvllle Mothers' Club wlll hold a picnic parents who have lost a child. For in- chambers. Matrons of Orient Chapter, No. TI, Ie KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS: Nor· wring a Spring Fitness Bike Ride open at 6:30 p.m. at the home of Roxanne formation or assistance. call Raymond Order of the Eastern Star, will meet at thvllle Knights of Columbus meets at 8 to·everyone 12 years of age and older. Casterline. Co-hostesses wlll be Joy or Gloria Collins, 348-1857. 12:30 p.m. at the home of Evelyn Bon- p.m. In the Administration Building at The course will be along Edward Hines Holloway, Joan sellen, Kathl Jerome WEDNESDAY, MAY 18 jour, 38971 Ann Arbor Trail. Livonia. For information, call Mrs. Anne Quinn Our Lady of Victory Church. Drive which will be closed to all auto and Carol Van Soest. CITY COUNCIL: Northvllle City trafflc during the event. Registration is WNFGA STATE MEET: Four Birm- at 34!Hl881or Betty Wedemeyer at 349- MASONIC ORGANIZATION: Nor- Council meets at 8 p.m. in the council 0149. RECREATION COMMISSION: Nor- from 9:30-10:30 a.m. on Hines Drive. chambers. Ingham area branches wlll host the Spr- thvllle Recreation Commission meets The event wlll be held from 10:30 a.m. thvllle Masonic Organizatloll meets at Ing Council and Annual Meeting of the at 8 p.m. at city hall. to 12:30 p.m. All participants will 7:30 p.m. at Masonic Temple. Michigan Division of Woman's National WEIGHT WATCHERS: Northville Weight Watchers meet at 10 a.m. at the receive a T-shirt and certificate. Class Farm and Garden Association at the TUESDAY, MAY 17 Community bulldlng and at 6 p.m. at THURSDAY,MAYI2 distance winners wlll receive medals. TOPS MEETING: Northvllle TOPS Northfield Hilton Inn May 18. Nor- Entry fee Is $7. This event wlll Im- meets at 7:30 p.m. at First thvllle resident Phyllis Slattery, VFWHail. CIVITAN SINGLES: Civltan Slngles- mediately follow the professional Pan Presbyterian Church. For information, Michigan Division president, will CHAMBER MEETS:' Northville West Metro Area will meet at 6:30 p.m. !\merlcan Selection Road Race also to call 420-2438. preside at the business meeting. SENIOR CITIZENS GATHER: Nor- I.Chamber of Commerce meets at 8 a.m. at Plymouth Hillside Inn. All singles be run on Hines Drive. For more in- Registration and coffee are at 9 a.m. thvllle Senior Citizens' Club meets for In the Chamber building. are welcome. formation, call 455-4095. MOTHERS OF TWINS: Western with the business session scheduled for cards and games at 1 p.m. at Allen Ter- race. DAYTIME TOPS: Daytime TOPS Wayne County Mothers of Twins ClUb 9:30 a.m. Luncheon and program is at wlll host a "Grandma's Night" with a CIVIL AIR PATROL: Six gate 12:30p.m. meets at 9 a.m. at First Presbyterian PAPER DRIVE: St. Paul's Lutheran BAND PRACTICE: Northvllle Com- Church. . Church School wlll hold a paper drive potluck dinner at 7:30 p.m. at Holy Squadron Civil Air Patrol meets at 7 Cross EvangelicID Church In Livonia. A munity Band meets at 7:30 p.m. In the from 11 a.m. to noon in the church park- p.m. at Novi Middle School South. short business meeting wlll follow. BASKET GUILD: The Basket Gulld Cooke Junior High band room. NEWCOMERS HOME TOUR: Nor- inglot. Mothers of twins or triplets are invited will meet at 9:30 a.m. at New School thvllle Newcomers' final Ladles Day WEAVERS' GUILD: Mill Race GENEALOGISTS MEET: Western to attend. For more information, call Church In Mill Race Vlllage. event wlll be a mini home tour. Weavers' Guild meets at 8 p.m. at Mlll Wayne County Genealogical Society Members are to meet In the China Fair SPINNAKERS GATHER: Spin- Kathy Lucas at 533-0644. nakers, a singie adult fellowship group, Race Village. wlll meet at 8 p.m. at the Carl Sandburg parking lot at 9:15 a.m. to form car- Library in Livonia. Guest speaker Ruth le pools for the tour. Included In the mini is planning an evening of musical enter· BEREAVED PARENTS: The QUILTERS GATHER: Northville talnment at 7:30 p.m. at the First Bereaved £arents Group wlll meet at 8 PLANNING COMMISSION: Nor- Community Quilters meet at 10 a.m. at Knight will discuss the history of tour are three Northvllle homes offer- Quakerism. Ing everything from country charm to a Presbyterian Church. Father Joe p.m. in Newman House at Schoolcraft thville City Planning Commission First Presbyterian Church. house constructed from an old barn. Dailey from St. Edith's parish In Following the tour. members will have Livonia and Pat Madden-5mith from lunch at the Hillside Inn in Plymouth. Laqslng will entertain with guitar, music and singing. Slng-alongs will be China tour Cost for the day is $8. Reservations are WALDENWOODS limited and can be made by calling included. Cost is $1 for members and PREPARE Marjorie Nugent at 349-7581. $1.50 for visitors. Newcomers are en- is topic couraged to attend. . 'A Place For Good Ol'e TO COME ABOUT Family Style Dinners CHRISTIAN WOMEN'S CLUB: of slideshow ... to Citizens "Manuscripts for May" is the theme of MONDAY, MAY 16 Ahoy. Mates I Now you can come about the Christian Women's Club noon lun- t- to Boat & Equipment pratec'ian designed Northville residents 1 ~.cheon at Botsford Inn. Luncheon is by FISH CLOTHES CLOSET: " 'G to meet your needs. CItizens Insurance Herman and Betty reservation only; tickets are $7.50. For Northville-Novi FISH is operating a _ Company of America is offering a new Wedemeyer will relate ; ~,. w "AII.Risk" package for boats. moton, Information, call Hazel at 422-5533 or clothes closet from 10 a.m. to noon Mon- ~!I Dorothy at 420-0472. their experiences and trallen and accessories. It's a flexible dl!Ys and Wednesdays In the basement observations during a 14- , package. too - so you can get the pro- ol.1he.pFirst~:~~r~:; ~hurch for day tour of the People's Chicken and Fish tectoon that's lust right for you. LWV MEETING: League of Women any Northvill' - . i ent In need Voters of Northville-Plymouth-Canton- RepUblic of China in a Friday & Saturday Evenings For detaols. call or stop in: of free clothing. The clothes cio~c at!b slide-illustrated talk at $6'95 Novi will host two sep,arate meetings on is open by special appointment. For in- • Sunday Afternoons 7:30 p.m. May 23 at' Nor- LES BOWDEN & ASSOCIATES National Security. Members can attend formation, call FISH at 349-4~. either a morning or evening discussion thville Masonic Temple. Cocktails 1/2 Off Between 5-6p.m. 120 N. CenterSl focusing on the LWV's national security Northville, Mich. 349-2000 ROTARIANS' MEET: Northville study. leading towards consensus on The Wedemeyers' Rotary Club meets at noon at First Member 01 The Hanover Insurance CompanIes And. ask about the Special Non- arms control objectives and criteria. 3,OOO-miletour took them Presbyterian Church fellowship hall Drlnlcer Credit, toa. The 9:30 a.IIi. meeting will be held at to six of China's major I· and will host Mayor Exchange Day . cities and through much the home of Margaret and Paul Dawson of Northvllle. The 7:30 p.m. meeting visitors. of the countryside. will be held at the home of Shirley Kinsler of Plymouth. DAR LUNCHEON: The Sarah Ann There is no charge for Cochrane Chapter of the Daughters of the slide presentation TOWNSHIP BOARD: Northville the American Revolution wlll hold a which is open to the Township Board of Trustees meets at 8 sandwich luncheon at noon at the home public. p.m. at Township HaIl. of Mrs. Lester Robinson. The program will be "Resolutions" and the speaker A family-sty,le dinner FRIDAY, MAY 13 will be Mrs. Robert Willoughby. will be servea In the • Anyone Interested In more Information Masonic Temple dining MASONS MEET: NorUiville Council, about the DAR. should contact Chris room at 6:30 p.m. Cost of Campbell at 464-1154or V. Simpson at the dinner is $5 per per- No. 89. meets at 7:30 p.m. at Masonic son. Temple. ' 348-2198. OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS: AQUATIC CLUB OPEN HOUSE: Reservations are not THE GUARD ~ RESERVE: Overeaters Anonymous will meet at Schoolcraft College Bulldog Aquatic necessary for the slide 7:30 p.m. at Providence Hospital. For Club will host an open house from 5:30-7 show. but are required for information, call Tova Dahlberg at 474- p.m. today through May 20. Free swim the dinner. Reservations 9456. . Is open to children ages five to 18. For may be made by calling Information, call Arlene Parsons. 591- James H. Penn at 455-1119 SATURDAY, MAY 14 2394. or Herman Wedemeyer • at 34!Hl149. CITY GARAGE SALE: NorthvllleCi- KIWANIANS MEET: Northville ty Garage Sale is scheduled from 9 a.m ... Kiwanis meets at 6:30 p.m. at Aber- Deadilne for reserva- to 5p.m. on Main and Center Streets. deeD'S. tions is May 18. Jar.r JihR~S • Greenhouse v;,::: 40,000 sq. FT. Greenhouse & Save! Large Selection 0' Roses, Cnt Flowers Mums. &: man others • Jaae Bearlag or Everbearlag Strawberries '1.19 ~"1 '11.99 • FLAT OF 48 Hardy Vegetallie A F10werlag Mums Annuals It's their job to protect Y!>'!•. 4th", 9 from 8~Tray Roses Potted 1.8 ee. 99~ea. 8 lor '14-50 8Md •• _.,.- $8.99~, It's you Who protect theIr Jobs. '11.99 FU;~OF GeranIum. 111or., ... spee'."1- Off Reg. PIb Assorted Dwarf Spreading Ground Cover I laekson Perldns Fruit Trees • Nearly one-third of our nation's defense is in the • Myrtle Rose Bashes ",-aUable '...... 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'S,I.er Pial'· • ...... • Plants ...... ,.adIen far.er Jeh."s GreeRhouse ~~~ 26950 Haggerty Rd~~ MON ••SAT. 1f2 Mile'South of 12 Mile 12 MILE ~~ s~~. 55. 1 ~r.51 l }-C- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wodnesday, May 11, 1983 Slattery to preside ai WNFG A meet • • t f Her discussion will be followed by an awards Northville resident Phyllis Slattery, preslden 0 presentation to be given by awards chairman Mrs. the Michigan Division of Woman's National Farm Pauline Porter. Awards will be given to those bran- and Garden Association, will preside at the ches who have competed and excelled In the WNFGA state meeting May 18 at the Northfield various fields of endeavor sponsored by WNFGA, Hilton Inn In Troy. • t H rticultural Four Birmingham area branches of the WNFGA such as Civic Improvemen, 0 will hostess the spring council and annual meeting. Therapy, Flower Shows and Scholarships, Theme for this year's meeting Is "Violets In the Ith • Spring." Speaker Jane Wait, horticulture chair- Registration and coifee will be at 9 a.m. w a man, wl1l give an Informal talk about spring grow- business session scheduled for 9:30 a.m. Luncheon In~ tips. and program wlll be held at 12:30p.m, PTC ends season with 'Same Time, Next Year' . B Is kl Livonia resident and former PTG .board.member, Northville resident Patricia ray wor ng as and Michael ROthaar, a Garden City reSident who assistant director and stage manager In the od ti Plymouth Theatre GUild's final production of lis has worked In stage, radio and TV pr uc ons. 1982-83season, "Same Time, Next Year." Plymouth resident Al LaCroix Is directing the The Bernard Slade comedy will be presented at 8 production with Clemle Cyburt of WesUand produc- .' P·m. Friday and Saturday at Central Middle School Ing. S h ff t 453 In Plymouth. For ticket Information, call Ann c a er a - The two-person cast Includes Carole McNulty, a 7505or Karen Groves at 420-2161. Top talkers Slimnastics slated at VFW Hall In keeping with its seven-year record as o~e of ~he Hepler, third place inserious interpretation; Lultas Dance Sllmnastics, an aerobic non- morning classes held from 10-11 a.m. top forensics teams in the state, CookeJunIor HIgh Kakageorgiou, second place in extempore speak- profit corporation, will be offering four- Tuesdays and Thursdays. Classes will School tied for second place in team awards at the ing; Don Norton, sixth place in extempore speaking week mini session In Northville beginn- be held at the VFW Hall. state forensics tournament April 30at the Universi- and Beth Ross, fourth place in impromptu speak- Ing May 23.. ty of Michigan. Winners. are from ~eftJill Kiln~r, Evening classes will be held from 7-8 For Information, call 459-9436or 455- ing. Not pictured is Maureen Clancy, who took third p.m. Mondays and Thursdays, with sixth place in humorous mterpretatlOn; Anne GrIf- place in impromptu speaking. Record photo by 1963. fith, fourth place in informative speaking; Laura Steve Fecht. • GERANIUMS are CHEAPER By the DOZEN We also carry Marned or SIngle. qualrfoed men and women may save • Rose Bushes· Bedding Plants ;- plenty on car Insurance • Vegetable Plants 0 Herbs With Farmers cycluslve 30/60 Auto Package • Hanging Baskets Why not check wllh Farm- ers loday' 100/.SENIOR Garden Seeds CITIZEN DISCOUNT 2S4=Pack S/$1.00 litt's • IrelDhausl Word winners Meads Mill students proved they have a way with in storytelling; Kim Abr8ham, second place winner words at the April 30state forensics competition at in original oratory and seventh grader Lisa Hyatt, • University of Michigan. The 32Meads Millstudents who took sixth place and a superior rating in competed against 14other schools in the state com- storytelling. All other Meads Mill students com- petition. Bringing home trophies for Meads Mill peting won certificates of excellence. Record photo were from left Chris Stassinos, second place winner by Steve Fech~. 1968 That Was The Year That Was . The first part of May marks our 15th year In business In the Farmington area. At/this time, I wO~ldlike to p~rsonally thank the many custome~ who helped me grow Into the largest offIce supply In the Farmington area. In 1968, I started With 1,000 square feet. Toda¥ we have 14,000.square feet of area to give not only a fine selection of office • supplies and office furniture, but good old fashioned service as well. Now I thought you might be interested In some 1968 trivia: my children were 7-5-2 years of age; the mayor ~f Farmington was Wilbur V. Brotherton; coffee was 3lbs: for $1.49; the governor ?f the State of Michigan .was George Romney; a four bedroom colonial home In Farmington was $36,000; movies were 60"; I had a brush hair cut· my first day sales were $12.22; the Founder's Festival was in its fourth year; Denlse'ViduSlc my YouCan buyer, was In the 8th grade; Federal Department Store just opened' Ed Lane shoi par golf; ~armlngton road was a two-lane road; the Tigers were World Champions; Joe SchmIdt was coach of the.L1ons;savings accounts earned 4 and %%; a 22-inch rotary mower cost $39.88; Pork roast was 48" lb.; a 1968 Mustang cost $1539; an Impala $239.8;Kathe.rine ~epburn won an academy award for best actress in "Guess Who's NailDown Coming To Dinner ; John Pastor, my driver, was playing in a sand box' my wife father • and fo.rmer sales m~nager said I was crazy for going Into buslnesS...now I ~Ished I had listened to their advice; President of the U.S.A. was L. B. Johnson' and finally All green-colored the cost of sending a first class letter was 6". I am looking forward to contl~uing'service to the Farmington Community. R b A3D-Year wood is'not alike. \ 0 ert F. Christ . ( • President Anyone who sells pressure- treated lumber for out-of- SpeCial 15th Anniversary Guaranlee doors bUilding projects can claim "lasting protection" Sidewalk Sale a'gainst fungi and termites for Monday, May 9th thru Saturday, May 14th • I their wood. Just don't try to pin UnTrealed f he then:t down on how long their r: City Council has granted me special permission to hold a one-week lumber will last. Sidewalk sale. The following items will be part of our sidewalk sale: Wolmanized® wood puts a Wood. 30-year guarantee in writing right there on their label. Then they sta- Walnut Book Cases (Ail Factory Seconds) ple that guarantee on the end of 23x42 $49.88 every single piece of their lumber. 25x68 $59.88 'Want a 30-year guarantee nailed Old Fashioned l===M 24x72 $69.88 down in writing? look for the School Desks $10 and up distinctive blue label. 20x30 Walnut Book Cases $49 and up U~~::::lJ STUDENT DESK $69.88 Desks..··· $10 and up Files ..··..· $59 and up Stano Chalrs $5 and up 2 Drawer 14" File Swivel Chairs $15 and up 88 Side Chairs $5 and up $39 . Stack Files $2 and up IBM Card Files $49 and up ManUfacturer Closeout 11-~...... _...:;o=, WOOd and Metal I • PROFESSIONAL STUDENT Tables $20 and up DESK CHAIR j" Reg.$60·$80 Value $1988 HeavyDuty (not 8 toy desk) up 33004 GRAND RIVER • Farmington (2 blockl Ealt of Farmington Rd.) 478-1324 'Our 15th Y..,1n FkmlngtOfl' EXECUTIVE EXECUTIVE FURNITURE WAREHOUSE OFFICE SUPPLY 24010 Haggerty Road - • . Farmington Hills, MI 48018 471·1474 VISIT OUR GIANT WAREHOUSE IN FARMINGTON HILLS HUNDREDS OF USED FURNITURE ITEMS TO CHOOSE FROM - MAIN8TORE WAREHOU8E HOURS - Dally fl:30·5:30; Sat. 9:30·5:00 Mon.•Frl. 8:30.4'30 Look lor the label I CASH a CARRY • CREDIT CARDS a CHECKS SAME AS CASH • Wednesday. May 11. 1983-THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-7oC Sports w~e Nnrt~uillt JAecnrb 3 Straight! Clutch hits nab victory Mustang 9 Late inning rallies buck riv~ls Northville has another bunch of winners on its notch softball win hands - the baseball team. Tell that to somebody who remembers the 1982 The Mustang softball squad highlighted an other- The stage was set. Beth LaPlante blooped a crew and yOU'll get an askance look. The Mustangs wise disappointing trio of games last week with a single down the right field line and Roberts flew went 1-7 in Western Lakes action last season rollicking come-from-behind 13-12 win over Livonia home with the winning run standing up . • lthOUgh their overall record of 8-13 Indicated It Churchill last Wednesday. The thriller was sand- It was spectacular - if not highly polished - was simply a tough league they were in. Wiched, however, by disappointing slugfest losses softball. It's not surprising "We want a hit (We'll But coach Fred Holdsworth's 1982 strategy of to WLAA rivals Farmington and Farmington Har- take a walk)" is one of the young squad's favorite playing the youngsters to gain experience is star- rison, so the Mustangs will redouble their efforts at chants. ting to payoff, even against WLAA rivals. Last imprOVing their defense and pitching. "Why can't they do it In the first inning?" sighed wee!. the Mustangs nabbed three league wins to up coach Minor as Roberts came home. their season and league mark to 4-2, right on the Northville 13, Livonia Churchll112 Against Farmington the day before and against heels of Western division leaders Plymouth Canton Farmington Harrison the following Friday, they and Walled Lake Western, both 5-1. Down 10-3 in the bottom of the sixth, with on- didn't do it at all. again, off' again showers threatening to call off the Northville 15, Livonia Churchll14 remainder of the game, the Mustangs started Northville 13, Farmington 14 smashing the bali in the last two innings, rallying The previously dormant Mustang bats erupted in • The Mustangs assembled six runs in the first inn- for five runs on singles by outfielders Pat Wazny, the game against the Falcons, with Keiser, Morgan ing,.three in he second, two in the third, and four in VIcki Robins, and infielders Beth LaPlante, Trish and LaPlante registering RBI singles and first the fourth to turn back the Chargers and even their Settles, and JUdy Morgan, with Charger errors baseman Settles knocking in two runs on a third- season mark at 2-2. The biggest blow for Northvllle thrown in for measure. inning triple. But starter LaPlante and Keiser in came from junior infielder Bob Pegrum, who sock- Churchill threatened to put the game out of reach relief - together with some defensive mistakes - once more by adding two more runs in the seventh, let the Falcon offense run wild this ttme, and Far- but as coach Mary Minor said later, "The girls mington edged the Mustangs 14-13. '(GregAnusbigian) is a fine really wanted it and they didn't give up." "The game was almost exacUy the opposite of The Mustangs put the first three runners on in our game against Churchill," Minor noted. kid, a good competitor for the bottom of the seventh, all three coming home on Charger errors and an RBI single by Sue Keiser, Northville 8, Farmington Harrison 12 us' who picked up her second win of the year. Short- stop Cheryl Berryman socked a grounder to the In the 12-8 loss to the Harrison Hawks on Friday, • - Fred Holdsworth mound to score Robins from third and tie the score. errors came home to roost. "We should have won Baseball coach Then third baseman Jan Roberts - who had made that one and we easily could have," said Minor, a nice play on a hot grounder with the b~ses loaded who took plenty of notes in the contest. in the top of the seventh to save at least one run - "I always carry a pencil and paper with me so I ed a three-run homer in the fourth inning. singled a two-strike pitch into left and advanced to Mustang hitters stung Churchill pitching for 13 second on a passed ball. Continued on 12 hits and the Chargers committed three costly er- rors, all of which resulted in Northvllle runs. Jerry Pawlowski's two-RBI single in the third and second Summer Riding baseman Mickey Newman's two-RBI double in the ''1ird were the only other RBI hits for Northville. Designed Dayfamp 8160 The Chargers touched starter Jim Thomson for POOL CHEM for the ~~ Per 2 Week back-to-back hits in the first inning, and GRAND ~ OPENING young t'-- Session Holdsworth quickly went to the bullpen, attributing horse \: Transportation the move to Thomson's sore Tim Ruffing had The Sealed Air'9 ~ [l arm. Every a.y lover avai!a;blefor some initial control problems, yielding five Solar Pool Blanket'" addlhonfee straight walks and a two-RBI double before settl- 2. FOOT AOUNO •• 0.". M.T.~OURS10-6 ing down, and Holdsworth eventually called on Dan ·_~ IO" W-TH 10-7 --~, . .- Nielsen and left-hander Doug Doyle to mop things • __ Illllcr.mc:atCllSt1 SAT 10-5 Haverhill Farms up. Doyle picked up his first varsity win with three '-b)'h--worrantY' SUN 10·2 nu ShUn It lard 981-4293 40965w. 14Mile West of innings of scoreless relief. Walled Lake Haggerty 624-5554' Northville 3, Farmington 2 Right-hander Pegrum went all the way for the • , ., Mustangs to pick up his first win of the season, scattering 11 Falcon hits While yielding only one ~""«~,> ~~"'ff ~~.,." ".t #"~ '" " : earned run. "They left a lot of men on base," Holdsworth 30Q50 noted, "but Bob was lough in the clutch." Pegrum plymoutt1"roa~ did not issue a walk and struck out two, leaVing the '0' ,~Iivonia:~:.',:::,',' ~~. hard work to the sometimes-unreliable Mustang defense, who played well despite two errors. .. h:422"::1000·':·'·~'.' '/' The first five innings were scoreless, then Farm- W<0~h ~~ {\~~'< 1::"' \At;; ': ,,;~~!~r:;::"j/(>:':t·~ \. ~ atgton jumped ahead 2-8 in the sixth on two errors O<"";~{ '> 1* \,"," £.42 r~f:"'" ~ ~d a single. But in the bottom half of the inning, "<;"-01,,/ Northville's Todd Bartling, Andy Dimitroff, Dave '>.>?'i"":¥-:;;- " Longridge (two RBI) and Steve Schrader (one RBI) combined hits for all three runs. The Falcons threatened in the top of seventh, loading the bases with two out, but Pegrum got the last hitter on a pop-up to shortstop to end the game. "We breathed a sigh of relief," Holdsworth said. Northville 9, Farmington Hamson 8 . , Trailing 8-1, the Mustangs rallied for six runs in '.e sixth iniling, four coming on substitute out- 3"xS" fielder Greg Anusbigian's grand siam homer over the left field wall- then added two more in the bot- tom of the seventh on clutch RBI singles by Todd Record photo by STEVE FECHT Deal and Chris Behen for the win. . Newman's second inning solo round-tripper was the Mustangs' only scoring until the sixth, when Hawk pitchers served up three straight walks to Sue's slingin' open the inning. Deal's ground-out scored the first remodeling white Be .... yCraft run, Behen singled home another, and Frellick walked to re-load the bases. • Sue Keiser is the mainstay of the Wildcat pitching staff super special toilets van;ty • Then Anusbigian, a seldom-seen senior - at 20" x 17" ,..-.;.:~,,,,-==:,,"!-.,;:;-'1 • 22"x33" stainless sink • ~ least up till now - inserted in the lineup in the mid· • 2 basket strainers .. In ~ ,. dle of the game, ripped a one-out pitch out of the special pecan ~ i. • 1 faucet with spray ~~. A : park. SOMETIMES IT PAYS TO GO WITH save '1500 .. 'tt "You've got to respect someone who can come reg. 4~ I grade • into the ballgame and do something like that," 88 Holdsworth commented. "He's a fine kid, a good 88 $68 competitor for us. 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I"dll"lllg~ lIltlJ lUlll)l) i.ll>l \\ (,l'k le.llI1....ullo.,' \Iclc\'('[ noted. game, according to Meteyer. Cahill Petit turned In a particularly strong pol>lIng \\ m., OVI'[ l'lyrnollth ;"dll'lIl SlIl Tel ,IIllllOtclted the first Mustang doubled to the left past a defender, then game Friday against the Chargers, who • rated fourlh 1Il thl' !>ldl{' ,1Il1l 1.1\ Jlll.1 ~/,al 011 ,I ppndlly "hot, a\\arded after a uncorked a hard left-footed shot (Cahill were without the services of their two Churclllll Idted numlJl~r t III) I' .lItler dl'felllll'[ was called 101 tl'lppl1lg has remarkable ambidexterity In her top offensive players - ( Terri Zleches You .,('e, 1' e • •• Coming on strong in recent weeks for the Mustang soccer team have been midfielder Jan Irwin, above left, tangling with a Brighton forward, and back Kim Petit, right, rocketing loose ball out of danger. . Recordpholos byJOHN GALLOWAY Kelly Coutts gets strategy from coach Ron Meteyer SUNTASTICS Fill your yard with premium quality Bedding Plants from our COLOR DEPARTMENT •.• aD full of color and robust health. From tomato 'p1an~ to petunias to colorful hanging baskets. You'D find the widest. most complete selection -under the sun-, , So come on out and Jump into spring with INSfANT COLOR. Flats of Annuals from '7" Hanging Baskets e I from '4" PLYMOUTH NURSERY and QARDEN C.NTER 9900 ANN ARBOR ROAD 7 M1IBS West of /·275·7 Miles E. of US 23 • I ~. , I t Wednesday, May 11, 1983- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-9-C Women tracl~sters roll to 3-1 mark CITY OF NOVI NOTICE ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE 83-108 On last year's Mustang women's - Northvllle took firsts In all events ex- jump (freshman Jlll Stiles took second second·place showing In 13:04.33 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City of Novi Council has track squad, the expression "much Im- cept shot and discus. Highlighting the with 4'8" >,while Kim Campbell showed assured the Mustang win. adopted Ordinance 83-108, An Ordinance prohibiting dogs from proved" was something of a contest were, 1-2·3 Mustang sweeps of Improvement In the shot with a 25'11" Adding points In other running events running at large; prohibiting the keeping of habitually barking euphemism - the team did not do so the 100 and 220 yard dash (Becky heave, good for second, and Margie Wo- were senior Kim Assenmacher, who dogs and crying cats; prohibiting the cruelty to animals; pro- well, compiling a 6-7,6-5 WLAA record. Baumann, Laura Chamberlain and jockl registered a 65'4" toss In the took second In the quarter-mile In 66.67 hibiting the keeping of vicious animals; prescribing responsibility Just how far the team has really Im- Kerry Lenaghan, all underclassmen, discus, good for third. seconds, a personal best; for damages caused by dogs and cats; prescribing a limitation on ved under the coaching duo of 1979 finished In that order In both events>, Dayton credits Couyoumjlan for the Nuechterleln's second In the mile In the number of dogs kept on certain premises; prescribing Northvllle grads Dayton and Miles Ann and sophomore Cindy Panowlcz's three team's Improvement In the field events, 5:58.3; and Trausch's second and penaltites for violation of its provisions; and to repeal Ordinance Couyoumjlan was evident last week as flrst·place finishes In the 110 and 330 where, she said, his knowledge of Nelson's thlrd·place finishes In the 880 No. 73-50, and all amendments thereto, in their entirety. the Mustangs posted two more wins to yard hurdles and the 440 yard dash. techniques In the various events Is a In 2:39.56 and 2:42.19, respectively. The Ordinance was adopted on May 2,1983 and shall become bring their dual·meet season mark to 3- very big help. Northvllle capped the week by travel- effective fifteen (15) days after enactment. The Effective Dale is 1and 2'()In league competition. Northvllle 57, Plymouth Canton 56 Panowlcz again added firsts In the 110 Ing to the Cardinal Relays at Michigan May 17, 1983. A copy of the ordinance available for public use and 330 hurdles, while freshman Lynn Center high school. Against some tough is and inspection-at the office of the City Clerk, 4522&-W. Ten Mile The squad posted much better per· Bllls took seconds In both with personal competition, the squad placed seventh Northville 97, Redford Thurston 26 formances against the Chiefs - best of best times of 16.5and 52.66seconds. of eight teams, with the best per- Road. Novi, Michigan. all was Panowlcz's spectacular Panowlcz netted a key victory In the formances turned In by the long jump Geraldine Stipp Most dramatic In demonstrating the 16'IH'4" long jump, shattering the 220 yard dash, completing the course In relay ("We should have won It," said Publish: May11,1983 City Clerk ~provement was the squad's showing Mustang record set In 1978by Dayton's 27.8, With Baumann taking third In 28.7. Dayton>, which placed third, and the "galnst non·league opponent Redford former teammate, Lissa Carter. The 44O-relay team of Lenaghan, 880 relay, which placed fourth In 1:52.1, Thurston Tuesday of last week. Last Panowlcz led a sweep of the event, with Ryan, Chamberlain and Baumann less than one second off the pace of the season, Thurston swatted the Mustangs Erin Ryan and Baumann posting per- posted Its best time of the year, 55.04 school record. 80-41, but this time around, It was all sonal bests of 14'IH2" and 14'914" seconds. Wool again was a double win- The women's varsity hosts league Northville's show - the Mustangs out- respectively. ner In the mile and two-mile - her vic- rival Livonia Bentley tomorrow at 4 '0 PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL' pointed Thurston 97-26. Also taking a field event first was tory In the latter in 12:50.0 and p.m., and will face Novi at home Mon' AMBULATORY CARE CENTER' It was a less·than·spectacular meet sophomore Jenny Trausch's 4'10" high freshman Wendy Nuechterleln's day. n 19500WeslTen Mile Road. Novi, Michigan 48050 471-0300 . . }fen's team splits 2 in track action COMMUNITY SERVICE: A COMMlTMENT 24 HOUR EMERGENCY CARE CENTER 'fhe Northville boys' track1eam final- were affected." second in 2:11.4 and freshman Peter long jump Is kind of hard on your ankle. 471-0300 ly notched Its first win of the season, Northville placed first In every event Lehrswiping third In 2:17.9. But he was popping 18 foot jumps easI- walloping Redford Thurston 90·33 but the high jump and the 400 meter ChrIs Jones nabbed first In the mile- ly." PEDIATRICS before going down to its second league Manny Aqah. M.D. John Romamk, M 0 Jerome Finck. M 0 relay against Thurston, with top high equivalent 1,600 with a 4:57.8 and Jim Bach picked up his best throw ever In loss in as many meets, this time to Yanl CalmldlS, M.D. 478.8040 Donna Op,e, M 0 jumper Mike Beltz managing only a O'Neil captured the 3,200In 10:54, while the shot put, hefting the sphere 48'lh" Plymouth Canton 74·58. 5'3" leap for second, and the relay Pete Wojcicki took thIrd In 11:08. for first place while Kratt, In spite of his INTERNAL MEDICINE The gooa news - Mark Knoth and quartet disqualified due to a false start. hamstring pull notched a 40'5" effort. Beltz registered a personal best In the Northville 58, Plymouth Canton 74 James uvermore. M.D. JamesCrowl. M 0 Joel Vogt are "on schedule" edging The teams exchanged victories in the 478·8044 their times down toward regional com. discus with a throw of 108'9", Tim sprint relays, Northville taking the 880 Jackson taking second with 96'8". Ran- eetitive levels. The bad news - Nor· In spite of the WLAA loss, Polley was relay In 1:37.4and Canton taking the 440 ALLERGY dy Bach's 44'3" captured the shot put, much more satisfied wIth the squad's thville's number two shot put man, relay by 0.6 seconds with a 47.1. Nor- Robert E Welnsleln. MD. P C senior Randy Kratt, will be sidelined while Kratt took second with 37'11". performance against the Chiefs. "The thville's 47.7 was a season-best. O'Neil 478·8044 Beltz took the pole vault, going 9'6" for at least two weeks by a pulled kids gave their all In this one. They and Rich Nazradi finished together in hamstring muscle. while teammate Mike Quinn went 9 feet went beyond theIr ability, they gave it the two mile, O'Neil second In 10:57.0 FAMILY D:r:NTISTRY for the first time to place third. 110percent," Polley said. "That's kind of sad," observed head and Nazradi third In 10:57.6. Alan Kessler. D.D.S .• P.C. Terry Nielsen. D.D.S .• P.C. Knoth swept both hurdle events, tak- The outcome of the meet came down Mark AnqelocCl. D.D.S. 411·0345 ManeelalI. 0.05 coach Gary Polley. "Randy had just ing the 110 meter highs in 15.6 and the to performances in the final two events, Northville capped last week's ac- gotten up over 40 feet and with the 300lows in 41.6. Kurt Assenmacher took the two-mile and the mile relay. But the tivities by regIstering 8 points at the ORTHODONTICS MYOFUNCTIONAL THERAPY Jackson Relays this week, if he'd been third in the former In 18.3 and John Canton distance ace kicked past all Observerland relays at Redford Union Donald M. Wayne, D.D.S .• M.S. Donna Malhlak. R M.T healthy we would probably do well in 471·0345 Brinlngstool added a second In the 330 three of Northville's two-mile entrIes on high school. Seven came on Knoth's the shot relay." In 42.5. the gun lap to ice the win, while- the third-place finish In the highs, Knoth Vogt was a triple winner, clocking an Chiefs nipped the Mustang mile relay clocking a 16.1on the muddy track. The ORTHOPEDICS • Northville 90, Redford Thurston 33 11.~100 meters, 24.4 In the 200 meters foursome by a second. remaining point came from the four Jerry H. Rosenberq. M D. and a personal-best 52.4 In the 400. Notching a personal best was Knoth mile relay where assistant coach Brian 471·2890 By the meet with Thurston Tuesday Sophomore classmate Randy Eppers with a 14.9 126-yard highs time, addL'lg Turnbull's coaching' expertise and hard CLINICAL LABORATORY DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY of last week, the Mustangs had grown took third In a close 100 with an 11.8 a first In the 330lows In 41.5. Vogt again work by the runners paid off - the accustomed to Inclement weather af- clocking and second In the 200 In 24.7. quartet of Mustang distance specialists DIAGNOSTIC ULTRASOUND dominated the sprints with wins In the 471·0300 fecting track conditions. "We've had John Letarte took third In the 400 in 100, 220 and 440. "Joel can long jump, placed sixth out of 17 teams. Each com- only one good day for traCK all season," 58.0. too," Polley said, "but since he hurt his pleting a leg In the relay were Pat lamented Polley. "That day we had John Klokkenga led a sweep of the 800 ankle a while back he's had to layoff - Campbell, Jim Willoughby, Rich rain and hail and the times definitely in 2:08.4, with Jim Willoughby taking he's too good in other places and the Nazradi and Jim O'Neil. Juniper Special This Thursday thru Saturday Only 5/12-5/14 Save on Spreading Junipers: Blue Pfitzer 25 Green Pfitzer $7 Sea Green 15-18" Save on Compact Junipers: Armstrong 25 GoldTip $7 Maney 15-18" Look for these great values in designated areas of our nursery. Cash & Carry Only While Supplies Last Open Monday-Saturday 8 a.m.-5 p.m. 9710 Rushton Rd., South Lyon (3 Miles W. of Pontiac Trail, !I.I Mile N. of Seven Mile) (313)349-1111 or 437-5454 O'nlya sophomore, Joel Vogt, left, shown taking the baton from teammate John Letarte to anchor the 400 meter relay earlier in the season, has dominated sprint events for the Mustangs. 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Grand River With ad al boOking only Graduate Foresters of U of M and M.T.U Call 348-0303 'ONLY AVAILABLE ON SUNDAY 640 Baseline Rd. (next to Cider Mill) Northville: 348-3730 THRUFAlDAYWEDDlNGS· • OFFER THAOUOH 1161 j t 1G-C- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, May 11,1983 Netters gear up for key matches· - It's no fluke - the Mustang varsity Charger Andy Vassallo 6-1, 6-3, In~ tennis squad is simply having one of its corporating some of the aggressive best seasons in years. moves Norton has urged Sreedharan to Last week the netter crew raised its use in his conservative baseline game. season mark to 3-1 in conference play, Rich Vach beat Dave Pierini In three 7·1 overall, with easy 6-1 wins over sets, 6-4, H, 6-3 and Scott Werdell out· WLAA rival Livonia Churchill and pointed Jeff Zigulls 6-0, 7·5 to round out down·the-road Kensington Valley Con· singles competition. ference nemesis Novi. In doubles, first seeds Orner Anlsoglu During the raln·delayed match and Rich Schohl took John Neff and against Churchill last Wednesday, only Mark Weaver 6-1, 6-1; Brant Nicholas one of the six Individual match wins and John Huston beat Mike House and went to three sets. Still struggling in the Brad Buszardi 6-2, 6-2; Philip number two, seed slot in singles and Dutkiewicz and Dave Jelso knocked off picking up tlie loss was Chris Sixt, who ·Mlke Gould and Tom Packera. fell to Churchill's Todd Holland 2-6,4-6. Novl, who hosted the Mustangs on Friday, is in a rebuilding season and "Chris has been a doubles player un· has been taking its lumps while coach til this season and I really needed him Dave Haywood attempts to develop his In singles," said Mustang coach Dick younger players. Norton. "He's shown a good deal of Im- Most of the Mustangs were right on provement as a singles player and I top of their game in the gusty winds, think he'll ~nd up being a better player however, and rolled over the Wildcats for it in the long run even though he's easily. Sreedharan took Rusty Benoit 6- losing a few matches now. 1,6-1; Sixt beat Hasnaim Punja6-0, 6-3; "The kids have been playing pretty Werdell topped Eric Gunderson 6-0,6-1, well," Norton continued. "I'm pleased with Sixt registering a loss to Scott with the consistency of our doubles Haynes in second seed, 2-6, 6-7. teams. As far as how we'll end up this Anisoglu and Schohl beat Wayne season - I think we'll know this week. Beyea and Chris Viers 6-4,6-3; Nicholas We have some pretty big matches com- and Huston bested Doug Palmer and ,Extending himself Ingup." Kurt Krueger and Dutkiewicz and Jelso Topping the list of Norton's singles slammed Mark Boksha and Matt Davio Rich Schohl has been called on to perform both singles and doubles duty for the Mustang varsity tennis squad. crew Is Arvlnd Sreedharan, who bested 6-0,6-1. Mustang Roundup Bummer Oompufer Oamp for 'Kid !2Week Sessions held throuahouf the Summer VARSITY SOCCER !2~ - 3 Hour Classes 12-3Days per week Northville (7-1 WLAA,9-1 overall) $40 and up per session Livonia Bentley, Wednesday, May 11, 7p.m. Away. CslI for More Informs/ion link Plymouth Canton, Friday, May 13, 4 p.m. Away. One of the standouts on Livonia Franklin, Monday, May 16,7 p.m. Home. Saginaw Valley State Col- lege's varsity golf team is _: = I,,~computc!r IJ;" -. -; VARSITY BASEBALL junior Bob Stephens, right, --c- AuthOnzedDealer /" /~ (4-2 WLAA,4-2overall) from Northville. Stephens, a business major, recently put Plymouth Canton, Wednesday, May) 1,7 p.m. Away. COMP~X;3~ g~~N~~J~~N,IN~~y together rounds of 77 and 78 in Walled Lake Western, Friday. M~y 13,4 p.m. Home. FARMINGTON HilLS ~~-;'/ the Cardinals' third con- South Lyon, Saturday, May 14,11 a.m. Away. 477-4470 ~ secutive top finish in the NAJA Walled Lake Central, Wednesday, May 18,4 p.m. Home. district 23 golf finals. VARSITY SOFTBALL (2-4WLAA,2-4overall) . Plymouth Canton, Wednesday, May 11,4 p.m. Home. Walled Lake Western, Friday, May 13,4p.m. Away. Westland John Glenn (double-header>, Saturday, May 14, 4 p.m. Looking for Mustangs- Home. Walled Lake Central, Wednesday, May 18,4 p.m. Away. Interested in seeing the Northville varsity squads at some of their away LAKES DIVISION games, but don't know how to get there' VARSITY TENNIS Here's a guide to the locations of Nor- Walled Lake Central Vikings: 2978 (3-1WLAA,7-1overall) thville's Western Lakes Athletic South Commerce Road, at Oakiey Park Road (one mile north of Pontiac Trail), Association riVals. Walled Lake. Phone: 624-1523. Plymouth Canton, Wednesday, May 11,4 p.m. Away. WESTERN DIVISION Livonia Stevenson Spartans: 33500 Clarenceville, Friday, May 13,3:30 p.m. Home. West Six Mile Road, between Walled Lake Central, Wednesday, May 18,4 p.m. Home. Walled Lake Western Warriors: 800 Newburgh and Farmington Road, Beck Road, north of Pontiac Trail, Livonia. Phone: 261-1250. Walled Lake. Phone: 624-5020. Livonia Bentley Bulldogs: 15100Hub- Plymouth Canton ChIefS: 8415Canton VARSITY MEN'S TRACK Center Road, one block west of Sheldon, bard Road, near Merriman and Five (0-3WLAA,2-3 overall) Mile roads, Livonia. Phone: 427-1900. south of Joy Road, Plymouth. Phone: 453-3100. Farmington Falcons: 32000 Livonia Bentley, Thursday, May 12,4 p.m. Away.' Shiawasee, near 10 Mile and Farm- Livonia Churcht11 Chargers: 8900 Northwest Relays, Jackson Northwest High School, Jackson, Satur- ington roads, Farmington. Phone: 474- Newburgh Road at Joy Road. Livonia. 6156. ' . day, May 14,10 a.m. Away. Phone: 261-7300. Plymouth Salem Rocks: 4681 Joy Novi, Monday, May 16,4 p.m. Away. Farmington Harrison Hawks: 29995 Road, at Canton Center Road, just west Livonia Churchill, Wednesday, May 18,4 p.m. Home. Evon~-"-~-Quality West 12 Mile ,Road, at Orchard Lake Road, Farmington Hills. Phone: 477- of Sheldon Road, Plymouth. Phone: • meats 453-3100. 3311. • produce VARSITY WOMEN'S TRACK Meats • seafood (1-1 WLAA,2-1 overall) I • deli 33251 w. a Mile (West of Farmington Rd.) Livonia Livonia Bentley, Thursday, May 12, 4 p.m. Home. Open 9-9 Daily 10-5 Sunday Wildcats are tops in Novi, Monday, May 16, 4 p.m. Home. Livonia €hurchill, Wednesday, May 18, 4 p.m. Away. 478·2131 Phone Ordera Welcome Warren soccer tou!ney All records compiled as of last Sunday. ----NEA'l'S--:-· ---- Congratulations to the Nor· Other members Of the cham- ~~2t~eA~.~!~~~ 49° lb. thville Wildcats Under-14 girls pionship squad are: Denise soccer team for capturing their Akrousch, Julie and Jacqui Whole Chicken Breasts 990 division championship at the se- Trausch, Michelle Cross, Kim "No Backs Attached" .. cond annual Warren Youth Soc- Flading, Nicki Grasley, Jodi cer Tournament. Smalec, Lisa Irwin, Daren Baird, More than 140 teams competed Stacey Murdock, Michele "PRIME" FREEZER BEEF in the tournament in April, and Morgano, Jenny Nieuwkoop, Sue the Wildcats posted playOff wins Swienckowskl, Theresa Wilhelm, SaveSO~ $139 over Warren, Flint and Detroit Jill Gallagher and Julie Anger. on Kitchen Cabinets &lanities FULL SIDES ••••••••••••• lb. teams, with goalkeeper Trlcia The team is coached by Dianne Ducker posting three shutouts. and Stan Smalec. FREE Gifts, too! Hind Quarters $169 lb. Farm Fresh Produce Dal1y LlJWh8eIBorse ·1 Tomatoes Head Lettuce LAWN AND GARDEN TRAC~ORS p-~.._--~; FEATURES: ~ 39-> lb. 49-> hea~ • a horsepower casHron Kohll'r engme o PhilIp Morns Inc. 1983 • • • • • • .'. •.- • New • Players Kings. I Regular and Menthol • I " • Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. 12 mg "tar;' 1.0 mg nicotine avo per cigarene. by FTCmethod. .~ I • I 12-C- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday. May 11. 1983 • Youth soccer Softball squad seasons now works on errors Continued from 7 can make a note of the good things and bad things I see out there - after the games and at practices I in full swing· use that for a guide on what to work on," she ex- • plained. Keiser pitched well and went all the way In the Under 10Boys loss, but errors offset some hard hitting by strong· armed junior Berryman Under 10Girls • Northville No.1 Rowdies - I, Plymouth No.3 - O. Outstanding offensive players: Mary Clark, Cheryl Mittman; outstanding defensive players: Katie Kauffman, Shannon Neff. Northville No. 2 Stompers - I, Farmington NO.1 - 4. Outstanding offensiv.e player: Susie Weidenbach; outstanding defensive players: Karen Saydak, Ashley MacLean. Northville No.3 Rowdies - 3, Northville No.4 - 1.Outstanding offensive players: Ann Duwel, Rough sawn, • Suzanne Orlowski; outstanding defensive players: Ann Duwel, Marcie Dart. Preservative 235 Lb. 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QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED. 000 • • • • Pine-Bark Nuggets • 99 3 cu.ft. Navel • CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS • 4 99'l lb. .bag SLICING SIZE. LA~GE .~, • New CroP1 TexaS YeDowOmons RED RIPE· HALVES OR QUARTERS Red Ripe • Watermelon ~--"""'-jeD»-~~-1III!!!IIlIII Sunkiss Snack Pack • Raisins \ I \ \~88C • ',. DETROIT COUNTRY DA Y SCHOOL FILL OUT AND MAIL TODA YI 1983 DAY CAMP & SPORTS CAMP APPiJCATIO~ 1983 ACADEMIC PROGRAM APPLICATION $50.00 non-refundable deposit to be credited to tuition must accompany registra- $50.00 non·refundable deposit to be credited to tuition must accompany tion to reserve a place. Balance of tuition due before opening day. registration to reserve a place. Balance of tuition due before opening day. Courses taken for credit require approval Jetter from home school. Name Birthday __ ~ Sex _ Name Birthday Sex _ Home Address Home Address City, Zip Phone _ City, Zip Phone _ School Attended 82/83 Grade level, Sept. 83 _ School Attended 82/83 Grade level, Sept. 83 _ Full Name of Parent or Legal Guardian _ Full Name of Parent or Legal Guardian _ Business phone _ Business phone _ Please check camp and fill in dates desired: ENRICHMENT & TUTORIAL (Grades 5·12) - $425.00 (except where noted) __ Day Camp __ Lacrosse __ Arithmetric __ Pre·Algebra __ Algebra I __ Algebra II __ Tennis __ Baseball _ __ Geometry __ Trigonometry __ College Algebra __ Soccer __ Wrestling _ __ Enrichment Mathematics & Computer Programming (Grades 5·8) - __ Basketball __ Rhythmic Gymnastics $200.00 __ Swim Clinic __ Developmental Reading __ Writing Workshop __ Half-Day Camp (following AM Academic Program) __ College Board Preparation Course - $235.00 __ I would like to participate in car pool __ Major Themes in Literature - $270.00 __ Please do not use my name for car pool __ ENRICHMENT & TUTORIAL (Grades K·4) - $395.00 "Please list the dates desired for each camp" _' _ STUDY SKILLS (Grades 5·9) - $425.00 I give full permission for my child 10allend Detroit Country Day Camp and participate in all activities. __ TOT LOT PROGRAM - $350.00 I expect him/her to abide by all health and safety measures and standards of conduct set by the camp. Ihave enclosed a current doctor's health certificate. Parenl Signalure Dale Return to: Questions: Parenl Slgnalure Daljl Return to: Questions: Academic Office 5·12 Mr. Hansen 646·7717 Department of Athletics Mr. Charles Schmitt, 646·7717 DETROIT COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL K-4 Mr. D'Angelo 647.2522 DETROIT COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL 22305 West 13 Mile Road Study Skills Mr. Gilbert 646.7717 22305 West 13 Milo Road Birmingham, Michigan 48010 Birmingham, Michigan 48010 Tot Lot Ms. Rudner 646.7717 ______-===..;;=====:.::-=-=.- -. ---- ""B!'l ".~ ...... _._ _ • • • • • • • 1·, • • •• • • • Medical Policy •••. Each camper should have his/her own medical in- Your COUNTRY DAY Surr~undings. • • Summers Are For Everyone surance. Any serious accident or illness will be treated at Beaumont The academic classrooms, Day Camp and Sports Camp facilities are Hospital with parental permission. Our experienced camp Medical Direc- located on 40-wood ridge acres and playing fields at Thirteen Mile Road tor, on duty each day, will handle minor injuries. Current physical examina- and Lahser in the lovely Beverly Hills district of suburban Birmingham. The tion forms must be on file. campus includes numerous spr.ings, the Rouge River at its source, tree We invite~ you to explore the many exciting opportunities of our summer Rules and Regulations ••• All children are required to comply with the rules shaded hills and nature trails with a variety of wildlife. A beautiful outdoor, programs. Country Day is committed to excellence in providing the most of Detroit Country Day School and the Day Camp. Any Violation or abuse of heatea sWimming pool for all levels of sWimming ability, two full size gym- meaningful and enjoyable academic, athletic, and Day Camp experiences .- these rules and regulations may cause immediate dismissal from the pro- nasiums, wrestling and strength training rooms, game stadium, soccer- possible. Each summer, from June to mid-August, hundreds of students gram without refund. lacrosse fields, two baseball diamonds, an all-weather track and nine and campers learn, enjoy and have fun as they participate in the unique .1.• ' tennis courts. Archery ranges, a playground with swings; slide, merry-go- DCDS summer programs. Country Day is proud of its outstanding staff. It In the academic program, boys may wear casual clothes in good taste, in- round compliment the campgrounds. On rainy days, the indoor facilities includes the finest teachers-coaches and counselors, all dedicated to pro- cluding sport shirts with collars, and slacks. Girls are expected to wear are extensive enough to accommodate the entire camp with a variety of viding professional instruction, positive coaching, caring supervision, and .- dresses or skirts and blouses. Neither boys nor girls may wear shorts of activities. guidance. any kind or blue jeans. BASKETBALL SOCCER TENNIS LACROSSE BASEBALL WRESTLING DATES: July 11 - 15, Beginners and DATES: July 11 - 15 DAY CAMP DATES: June 27 - July 1 DATES: June 27 - July 1 DATES: June 20 - JUly 1, July 18 - 22, Experienced TIMES: 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. DATES: June 20 - August 19 TIMES: 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. TIMES: 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Special two-week session TIMES: 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. AGES: _8 - 13 TIMES: 8:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. AGES: 9 -14 AGES: 8 - 14 TIMES: 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m., 12 and under/ AGES: Beginners 8·12, Experienced 13·17 COST: $120.00 (four days, M-Th) COST: $110.00 COST: $110.00 2:00 - 5:00 p.m., 13 and up COST: $110.00 AGES: 7·10 and 11-16, ranging in ability from DIRECTOR: Paul Bartoshuk, A.A., B.S., M.S., AGES: 12 and under/13 and up beginner to intermediate DIRECTOR: Arthur Hoffman, B.S., M.S., Varsity DIRECTOR: Frank Orlando, B.S., M.S., Varsity DIRECTOR: Kurt Keener, B.S., Varsity Basketball Varsity Soccer Coach at DCDS. Coach Bartoshuk COST: $95.00 brings a wealth of college and high school COST: $100.00 per week (three week minimum) Lacrosse Coach at DCDS. Coach Hoffman is a Baseball Coach at DCDS. Coach Orlando brings a Coach at DCDS. Coach Keener, an outstanding coaching experience to the camp. A former Spr- $ 90.00 for each additional week former player at the College of Wooster and has wealth of top baseball coaching to this camp. DIRECTOR: losif Leynov, Coach of the Spartak player at Wittenburg College, is an excellent ingfield College player, U.S.S.F. coaching license CAMP FEATURES: had college coaching experience at Wooster and League, District, and Regional championship have Program and USSR Olympic Team. Coach Leynov basketball teacher and is rated as one of the • Two and a half hours of instruction holder and staff member of World Cup Soccer Ithaca College. all been won by Coach Orlando's teams. The state is considered one of the premiere wrestling premiere coaches in the state. • Fundamentals and strategy Camps. Coach Bartoshuk has assembled a fine CAMP FEATURES: The complete camp program Coach of the Year Award was presented in 1976 to coaches in the free world. His championships as a staff in Mike Theodoulou, starting goal-keeper at • Forehand, backhand, ground strokes, volleys CAMP FEATURES: Every camper will learn the has been designed to teach the new player as well Coach Orlando. wrestler include: the Ukraine, BUlgaria, and Kalamazoo College and Jim Zadeh, former high overheads, serves finer points of the game from Coach Keener and Baltics and the USSR. school all-stater and sweeper back for Kalamazoo • One and a half hours of tennis play·practice as the experienced player the rules. fundamen- CAMP FEATURES: his outstanding staff of high school coaches and College. (Professionally supervised) tals, techniques, teamwork and individual skills • Individual instruction on hitting, throwing and CAMP FEATURES: college players. • Special Friday session (additional fee) needed to play winning lacrosse. Written evalua- CAMP FEATURES: pitching • All aspects of free style wrestling • Lunch, Camp cap, swimming Individual skills and techniques, game strategy, • Drills on passing, dribbling, heading and tions will be c:ompleted on each camper. Lunch. • Fundamentals of basebalf stressed: bunting, • Beginning take-downs to reversals playmaking and teamwork that produce winning shooting . TOURNAMENT CAMP t·shirt, lacrosse ball and player-drill booklet will be baserunning, defensive positioning and • Pinning combinations basketball will be stressed. Lectures, films, video • Soccer instruction on team and indivi.dual This is a special tennis camp geared for the provided. sliding . • Attacks from the bottom position tape of each camper, games, personal instruction, tactics serious. dedicated player. Intense program and Come and be part of this unique opportunity to • Teaching and practicing of infield and outfield • Experienced techniques and strategies awards and written evaluations will all be part of • Functional training for forwards, midfielders workout schedule is designed to prepare players learn and play America's oldest and newest game, play • Camp t-shirt each basketball campers week. Lunct" swimming, and backs for tournament competition. • Baseball strategy discussed and practices "The Fastest Game on Two Feet." EQUIPMENT NEEDED: T-shirt, shorts, gym shoes, and a camp t-shirt will be included. • Basic Goal-Tending training DATES: June 20 - August 19 • Video tape aiding player hitting and pitching • Soccer Tennis Competition socks. swim suit, towel, heart and a desire to im- The quality instruction. guidance and leadership TIMES: 10:30 a.m: - 5:00 p.m. (four days, T-F) EQUIPMENT NEEDED: T·shirt, socks, swim suit, • Films • Training films of the English National Team AGES: 11-17 towel, soccerlfootball shoes, sneakers, shorts, prove. offered at Country Day will help in motivating • Batting cage use players, as well as Pele in action. COST: $100.00 per week (three week minimum) / lacrosse sticks (DCDS will rent sticks and provide each camper to strive for athletic excellence. • Inter-squad use • Awards: Best Juggler, Dribbler, Header, $ 90.00 for each additional week, lunch helmets, gloves and arm-pads) and a desire to Passer, Shooter • Guest lectures EQUIP-MENT NEEDED: T-shirt, shorts, sneakers, not included. improve. • Lunch, camp t-shirt and official soccer ball • Lunch, camp t-shirt. camp booklet socks, swim suit, towel and a desire to improve. DIRECTOR: Steve Horn, former varsity player at EQUIPMENT NEEDED: T-shirt, shorts, soccer Michigan State University, Head EQUIPMENT NEEDED: T-shirt. baseball pants or shoes, sneakers, socks, swim suit, towel and a Pro at Court House Racquet Club, sweat pants, baseball cleats, socks, glove, swim desire to improve. instructor for three years at DCOS SUit, towel and a desire to improve. Tennis Camp, currently playing on , the USTA professional circuit. r. ' SWIMMING COOK-OUTS ~ Learn to swim with Red Cross Instruction, or just Hot-dogs ... chips ... hot-dogs ... chips •.. Each week SWIM CLINIC , .:: splash around while the cool water refreshes your you cook·out with your tribe for lunch. DATES: July 4· August 5 body from the hot sun. Be part of swim olympics TIMES: Monday· Thursday, 3:15 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. and swim like a fish. COST: Per session, group $12.00 - Private $25.00 DIRECTOR: Layne Peterson, B.S., DCDS Physical ( 1..__ Education instructor and Director of the Day PUPPET SHOWS Camp. CLINIC FEATURES: Create your own Big Bird. Watch a show and be part of the • RED CROSS lessons Puppet Show. • Pre·Beginner. little or limited water experience CANOEING ON A LAKE' • Beginner, can float, swim crawl :-....- The paddle, canoe, and you! Enjoy a • Advanced Beginner. can or has passed RED ARTS AND CRAFTS canoe trip with you being the skipper! Paint, draw, use plaster, build a kite or CROSS Beginner ;' c puppet. lots of fun every day. CAMP "T"-SHIRT ICE CREAM RHYTHMIC Your very own day camp It tastes so good on a hot c LUNCH A WALK IN THE WOODS "Tn-shirt. day! GYMNASTICS Eat lunch with friends. See a different world in the woods, DATES: June 27 - July 8 and JUly 25 . August 19 learn about trees, bugs, leaves and TIMES: 9:00 a.m.• 3:00 p.m. wildlife. AGES: 5 and UD CRAZY SOCKS DAY COST: $125.00 per week The crazier the better, wild, colorful, and DIRECTOR: Zlna Mlronov Ph.D., world renowned COST· EARLY BIRD SPECIAL out of this world. Rhythmic Gymnastics coach, studied at Kiev, c: >:c--._ USSR. International judge and coach of the USA June 27 • July \~1~~.00 per weell. July 4 • I\IJQust. $7000per week A 'GREAT DIRECTOR & STAFF Rhythmic Gymnastics team. 1h Day Session. • _--- Layne Peterson, B.S., a Physical Education graduate of ••• AND MUCH, CAMP FEATURES: Central Michigan University leads an .excellent staff. • Warm·up and exercise • Performances T,ENTS-AND OVERNIGHTS Layne is the lower school's physical education teacher, FLYING A KITE MUCH • Ballet • SWimming What a great time, pitch your tent, sleep over with and the Head coach of the J.V. Volleyball team. Ms. Peter. Design, build and launch your own kite The • Floor and beam Instruction • Lunch and '\~, 1 a friend and watch the stars. , , . son and the staff look forward to seeing you this summer! winds will blow and fly your kite for fun . MORE! • Rhythmic ,gymnastics , .camp t-shirt l --~~:-- ~--.J...-_..:....--:.~------__:_:__:__:_~-__:_-__:_"":'":"'"~------__:_------.:....- -.1 :..l \ - ----...... I -=-.:. - ::::- - - - _ -;; ,J _ -:... "-- • ENRICHMENT and TUTORIAL PROGRAM DATES: June 27 • July 29 This program offers' courses for the "gifted" and the "talented" stud~nt a~ well ~s TIMES: 8:30 a.m •• 12:00 p.m. specialized remedial programs for students to improve, fundamental skIlls. DIagnostic GRADES: 5 - 12, Coeducational - tests are used to individualize courses of study, within a maximum of twelve students per COST: $425.00 class. Each student is tutored and will work at his own pace. Courses may be taken for DIRECTOR: Gerald T. Hansen, B.A., M.A. creait. DEVELOPMENTAL Assistant Headmaster WRITING WORKSHOP: READ ING : ~ MATHEMATICS: Individualized instruction stresses grammar, The course is designed to provide instruction to An indi.vidualized mathematics program is design- sentence construction, outlining, paragraph for- the student who has specific reading problems ed for each student based on diagnostic test mulation, spelling, note taking and summarizing rather than a generalized remedial condition. results. Emphasis is placed on identifiable skills, practice in writing clear and concise Parents can spot the student: he doesn't like to weaknesses. Arithmetic, Pre-Algebra, Algebra I answers to essay questions and expository read, he reads slowly and with great strain, he and II, Geometry, Trigonometry and College writing. Emphasis will be placed on improving reads quickly but doesn't seem to know what he's Algebra. basic units of thought into forceful paragraphs for read, and/or he does poorly in the subjects like good oral and written communication. history, sciE!nce and math. Our answer to these problems is to have the st~dents work on their own weaknesses with p(ofessional guidance. They will move on their own scheaule designed as a result of t.est scores in specific areas. COLLEGE BOARD MAJOR',THEMES IN ENRICHMENT PREPARATORY COURSE LITERA TU,RE MATHEMATICS and DATES: June 27 - July 29 (SAT, PSAT) TIMES: 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. COMPUTER GRADES: 10 - 12 DATES: June 27 - July 22 PROGRAMMING COST: $270.00 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. TIMES: A five-week summer school English course which 10,11,12 DATES: June 27 - July 8 GRADES: will meet from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon, five days a COST: $235.00 TIMES: 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. week for students entering 10th, 11th or 12th GRADES: 5-8 The course evaluates the three areas of academic grades. Intended for those students who would COST: $200.00 skills that the College Board tests. Emphasis is like to strengthen their reading and writing skills placed on the type and form of questions that ap- or for those students who need to pick up an extra This program will include mathematical enrich- pear on College Boards to familiarize students Yz semester English credit. Emphasis is placed on ment topics as they apply to the computer. with content and test taking skills requisite for reading and discussing in depth critical ideas, Students\will be taught using the language BASIC success in taking these examinations. The learning and applying specific terms for literary on the schools' Apple Computers. Material will be specific content areas covered are analogies, an- analysis, writing five major analytical and available for those students who are beginning in tonyms, reading comprehension, sentence com- research papers, and expanding vocabularY preci- computer programming as well as for those who pletion, writing ability (grammar), general math, sion. The following authors and works will be have had extensive mathematics and computer algebra, geometry, data sufficiency problems and among those studied: Thomas Hardy's Tess of the programming. A field trip to a large computer quantitative comparisons. The course cannot D'Urbervilles,Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman facility will be planned. train students to take specific tests, but it will or All My Sons, John Steinbeck's Grapes of Wrath, help improve their knowledge of skills so they can Shakespeare's Macbeth, and Henrik Ibsen's The achieve higher scores. Wild Duck. STUDY SKILLS PROGRAM ENRICHMENT and TOT LOT PROGRAM DATES: June 27 - July 29 TUTORIAL PROGRAM DATES: June 13 - July 15 TIMES: 8:30a.m. - 12:00p.m. TIMES: 9:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. GRADES: 5 - 9 (Coeducational) DATES: June 27 - July 29 COST: $425.00 AGES: 3·5 TIMES: 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. COST: $350.00 DIRECTOR: John E. 'Gilbert, B.A.,M.A. GRADES: Kindergarten - 4th Assistant to the Headmaster DIRECTOR: Cathy Ann RUdner, B.Ed., COST: $395.00 Montessori Certificate; A.M.L, M.A. Effective study skills are essential for academic pro· DIRECTOR: Joseph D'Angelo, B.A., M.A. (Reading; Kindergarten Teacher, gress. Productive stUdy habits, attitudes, and skills Director of Lower School DCDS) distinguish a good student from a poor student. The .. Study Skills Program is designed to develop and im· A unique program designed to strengthen children This carefully planned five week pro- prove the English and mathematics skills and habits of in basic elementary skills. The class day is struc- gram stimulates its participants to good, average,and below averagestudents. A scientific tured to give attention to the following disciplines: develop within themselves an ex- approach to study can produce an improvedquality of work, a greater enjoyment of school, less anxiety, and READING READINESS SKILLS (K-1): cellent foundation for creative learn- more leisure time. Regular Detroit Country DaySchool Includes covering initial and final consonants ing. The daily activities include faculty and staff are an integral part of this program. blends and diagrams, short and long vowels se: reading readiness, cooking, arts and This is our 18thsummerof offering quality Instruction in quencing, visual and auditory discrimination crafts, gardening, outdoor play, study skills. listening skills and sight vocabulary. ' science observation, creative music ENGLISH:Thereis an extensiveand intensiveexamina· READING: and story telling. Located in the tion of the Whys,hows, whens, and wheres of proper Comprehension, oral and independent reading will Kindergarten Building south of the study. Organizational,reading,writing, research,speak- be stressed, Attention will be given to spelling and Learning qenter, a typical day con- ing, and listening skills are investigated, reviewed,and growth in vocabulary. sists of: applied in this portion of the program. WRITING SKILLS: 9:30-10:00 Greeting and Activity Center Time MATHEMATICS: Basic fundamentals are stressed. Correct use of grammar, sentence structure and 10:00-10:30 Reading Readiness - appropriate Strengths and weaknesses are determined through creative writing techniques will be developed. to age level 10:30-10:45 Snack diagnostic testing and a program is then designed to MATHEMATICS: help eliminate deficiencies and extend abilities. The 10:45-11:30 Arts and Crafts or Cooking (a Coverea will be simple to complex addition and study skills unique to mathematics are thoroughly en· cookbook will be made) subtraction, multiplication: diVision, problem solv- forced. 10:30-12:00 . Outdoor games on a fully equipped ing, decimal place value, and reading and inter- playground. Gardening: each child The dally schedule includes two eighty minute classes, preting tables and graphs. will have a plot for planting. a thirty minute combination tutorial and study period, HAND'WRITING: and a twenty minute recess. In order to recognize In· 12:00 Closing: parents pick up in Instruction stresses formation of letters, neatness dividual differences and to allow for a more efficient classroom. learning program, stuetents are grouped according to and legibility of written work. HEALTH FORMS: Will be sent to the applicants. ability; the size of groups is limited. Grouping is deter- COMPUTERS: mined by testing during the first week of the program. Forms must be received by the Program Director Daily use of computers will give additional oppor- no later than June 3. Parent·teacher conferences are scheduled during the tunities to both tutorial and enrichment students third weekof the program.A written report is sent to the in several subject areas. CLOTHING: Comfortable clothing appropriate to parents at the end of the program. Reportson students Children are grouped by their skill levels and em- weather conditions. All clothing must be labeled who are not enrolled at Detroit Country DaySchool will with name. An extra set of clothing may be be sent to their respectiveschools uponwritten request phasis is geared to, meet the different needs of brought the first day in case of accidents. Bring an from the parents. each child. 'The maximum number in each section will not ~xceed ~2. ;. ~ " .~:~ ,'. apron for cooking experience. All books and an original set'of supplieswill be provided • ',Ill "- .r I'. as part of tho tuition cost and will remainthe propertyof the student.