Canton Observer for September 9, 1982 - Canton Public Library

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Volume 8 Number 13 Thursday, September 9,1982 Canton, Michigan 48 Pages Twenty-Five Cents 

Board plans 

mill age hike 

in police fund 

By Arlsns Funks 

staff writer 

Canton's Township Board is proposing 

a slight increase in the local tax 

rate for police services. 

The board unanimously adopted a 

resolution Tuesday calling for a levy of 

3.65 mills for police ($3.65 per $1,000 of 

assessed property valuation). That represents 

an increase of 0.40 mills (fourtenths 

of a mill). 

Formal adoption of the townsijip's 

tax rates will come later this month. 

Prior to the board's resolution, Police 

Chief Jerry Cox had outlined his 

"priority needs" for the police department, 

including new patrol cars, radio 

and phone equipment, and devices to 

monitor the safety of prisoners in holding 

cells. 

"Our facilities are inadequate, and 

staffing is insufficient," Cox told the 

board. "Most of the issues have been 

raised before. Most haven't been dealt 

with. Some have become worse." 

The increase in police tax could 

boost police department revenues by 

$230,000, said finance director Mike 

Gorman 

THE TAX discussion occurred during 

hearings on the proposed tax levy 

for police, fire and general fund accounts 

for the 1983 budget, which goes 

into effect Jan. 1. 

According to Gorman, next year's 

budget is "the tightest" Canton has 

ever had It calls for comparable service 

levels, but no raises. 

The police and fire department operating 

expenses are paid from separate 

taxing funds. Currently budgeted are 

$1.5 million for fire services and $1.6 

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million for police 

The general fun 

ers most of the 

expenses, is budge 

In the past fe 

for police servic 

rotection. 

budget, which covjwnship's 

operating, 

at $3.4 million, 

years, the demand 

has increased. Cox 

often talks about patrol officers being 

spread thin in handling a larger workload. 

Two hours were set aside for public 

comments Tuesday about the proposed 

tax rates for police, fire and general 

fund budgets. Only a few residents 

made comments, and a handful remained 

for the entire discussion. 

Last year, residents had expressed 

satisfaction with current fire protection, 

but feared cu|ts in police services. 

THE FOLLO 

are proposed for 

• 3.06 mills ( 

of assessed pro 

fire fund. Last 

mills. 

• 2.24 mills f 

duction from las 

mills. 

• 3.65 mills f 

of 0.40 mills. 

The township's 

be 8.95 mills for 

al fund, said Go 

elude school and 

A public hea 

new police tax r 

man. Adoption c< 

28 meeting. 

The tax rates 

fund probably wi 

said Gorman. 

what's inside 

IG millage rates 

le 1983 budget: 

;.06 for every $1,000 

ty valuation) for the 

ear's levy was 3.15 

r general fund, a reyear's 

rate of 2.32 

•r police, an increase 

total tax portion will 

lice, fire and generman. 

This doesn't inunty 

taxes. 

ng on the proposed 

te Sept. 21, said Goruld 

come at the Sept. 

for fire and general 

1 be adopted Sept. 14, 

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This behind-the-back dribble by Plymouth Canton's Sue Gerke 

(23) avoids the defensive pressure of Plymouth Salem's Michelle 

Dawson. But the Chiefs weren't as slick as this play indicates in 

dealing with the Rocks' defense, as they committed 37 turnovers 

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in a 43-26 setback to Salem in the girls' basketball opener for both 

teams Tuesday nigh t. For more details on the Rocks' victory, turn 

to today's Canton O ^server sports pages in Section C. 

Market rally helps local brokers 

By Gary M. Cates 

staff writer 

The stock market rally isn't limited to Wall 

Street — local brokers report the rally has caused a 

boom in their business. 

"Business is up considerably, pretty much due to 

the market's recent rally," said Tom Tybinka, a 

senior vice president and branch manager of the 

Prescott Ball and Turben company's Plymouth 

Township office. 

"We've had a lot of calls from people who have 

been removed from the market for some time," 

said Tybinka, a stock broker for 10 years. 

Another local brokerage firm experiencing a 

boom is Manley Bennett McDonald and Company 

of Plymouth (MBM). 

"Our business has increased proportionally. Our 

phones are ringing and people are doing business," 

said Jack Vernier, a registered representative for 

MBM. 

The Wall Street rally started Aug. 33 Befor 

then the average daily volume for trading had bee 

52.3 million shares. Since then, the market has se 

and broke records, with the one-day peak of 132 

million shares on Aug. 26. 

THE RALLY indicates increased optirpism in an 

economic recovery, brokers said. 

"There's an old saying that the stock market is a 

barometer of future business coauiiions — it rui rts 

about six months ahead," said Vernier, a stock br 

ker for 35 years. 

If the saying is true, the stock market players a|e 

buying now in anticipation of an upward trend 

the economy. 

"The pessimism was so thick up until two weelLS 

ago, you could cut it with a knife." said Vernier 

Teachers' pay raise motivates recall move 

Editor's note: Four school board 

members in the Wayne-Westland 

School District face a recall election 

on Sept. 14. The following stories 

discuss both sides of the recall 

issue. Wayne-Westland Community 

Schools senrice the southeast 

portion of Canton Toumship. 

By Doug Funk* 

staff writer 

The recall campaign against 

Wayne-Westland school board members 

Mary Arbour, Mildred Batterson, 

Kenneth Marshall and Donald 

Rusnock is based on one factor, maintains 

Rose Mary Miller, chairperson 

for Taxpayers United Together. 

"The issue is a teachers' contract, a 

contract that was voted on too soon 

— when the district wasn't in a position 

to afford it," Miller said. 

That teachjers were given a pay increase 

at a time when others in the 

pf-ivate sector were forced to take 

freezes or njake concessions rankled 

many in the Community. 

Some believe the proposal for a local 

community college, whitih drew 

strong protest, or scattered sentiment 

that certain board members were 

Wayne-Westland 

School District 

The district serves southeast Canton 

merely rubber stamps for school 

Supt. Timothy Dyer, are also factors 

contributing to the demand for recall. 

Dissatisfaction with Dyer, himself, 

has also been cited as a motivating 

factor. 

However, the teacher's contract 

"was the straw that broke the camel's 

back," Miller said. 

"On Oct. 26, five school board 

members voted for a contract 10 

months early for teachers with a seven 

to nine percent raise," she said. 

One (Thomas Barrett) has been re- 

moved by voting (in 

election). 

The Federal Reserve Board's decision to lighten 

up on the "tight money" policy is a major reason 

for the market rally, said Tybinka 

"The easing of interest rates has played a big 

part in it," he said. 

The stock market players are gambling on the 

prospect that lower interest rates will result in increased 

consumer buying. 

The stock market is a continuing battle between 

the bull (the optimists who buy) and the bears (the 

pessimists who sell), said Vernier. 

"This area (Plymouth-Canton) tends to be bullish." 

Stock ownership in this area is higher on a prorated 

average than other areas in the state, Vernier 

added. 

"The auto industry and Burroughs have been 

the regular June 

"A LOT OF thought went into the 

recall because we realize recall is a 

serious business," Miller said. We 

can't fire them. Our 

only recourse is 

to recall the^n." 

The community > 

college proposal 

brought moife peoplk into the recall 

camp, but that issuj arose after the 

board had approved the two-year extension 

of the teachers' contract, Miller 

said. 

Teachers and Dyef aren't targets of 

TUT at all, Miller maintains. 

Please turn to Page 4A 

"It's not a vendetta against teachers. 

It's not a vendetta against anybody," 

Miller said. "They (board 

members) have to realize they're responsible 

to the public. When you attend 

board meetings regularly, you 

tend to know what can be afforded 

and what can't 

"I've said 100 times Dr Dyer has 

been a good superintendent," Miller 

continued. "If it was Dyer we wanted, 

we would have got advisory petitions 

around to get him out. We wouldn't 

fool around with a recall" 

4 school trustees fight removal from office 

By Lsonard Pogsr 

staff writer 

Four Wayne-Westland school board 

officers are organizing a campaign to 

fight their removal from office. 

The four are the targets of a recall 

campaign initiated earlier this year 

by the Taxpayers United Together 

(TUT) organization. 

The board members — Kenneth 

Marshall, Donald Rusnock, Mary Arbour, 

and Mildred Batterson - are 

grouping together as "KIDS," an acronym 

for Keep Independent-Defend 

Students.' 

Purpose (if that group is to discuss 

educational issues during the next 

four weeks. 

At the same time, the four have 

gained support from "SOC," or Save 

Our Community, a group of PTA 

leaders and parents who will be involved 

in soliciting campaign funds 

and workers, writing letters to newspapers 

and helping out in the campaign. 

THE TONE of the campaign — 

from the board members' viewpoint 

— became clear when the SOC committee 

held the last of four meetings. 

Marshall said about 105 came to 

the first three. An estimated 25 were 

at the most recent one. 

Attending were Marshall, new 

board president, and Arbour, vice 

president. 

They talked about what they felt 

were the issues involved in the recall 

campaign: public concern over the 

school board's extension of the teachers' 

union contract last fall, proposal 

of a local community college, and 

school Supt. Timothy Dyer. 

In a position statement, SOC officers 

have said that recalls are destructive 

and will ultimately harm local 

educational and property values 

and the education of children. 

"A recall election is certainly not 

intended to be the vehicle by which 

we express our disagreement over 

one issue," the committee said. 

WAYNE MAYOR Patrick Norton 

warned the group he hopes the district 

doesn't follow the political history 

in neighboring Taylor, which has 

had eight or nine recalls in the past 13 

years. 

Norton, stressing the importance of 


opposing the recall to protect local 

educational and property values, said 

the Taylor schools "started to go" after 

the numerous recalls. 

The second and third recalls in that 

district were organized by the custodians' 

and teachers' unions, respectively, 

he said. 

"You don't recall someone for a 

mistake," Norton said. 

IF THERE is a disagreement, 

Please turn to Page 4A

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2A(C) O&E Thursday, September 9, 1982 

Weimer fund reaches $1,000 

More than $1,000 has been raised People int ^rested in donating to the 

for the newly-formed Wayne Weimer fund may ma il money contributions 

Scholarship Fund, honoring the popu- to Baker at Plymouth Canton High 

lar history teacher and coach who School, 8415 Canton Center, Canton, 

died of cancer in July. 48187. Chec ts should be made to 

About 50 persons in the Plymouth- "Plymouth Ca nton High School" indi- 

Canton community have contributed eating them ney is for the fund. 

to the fund, according to Orlean 

Baker, secretary of the Plymouth ITEMS O historical value given to 

Canton High School general office. Weimer by jme of his students can 

Public donations to the fund will be obtained >y calling Baker at 453- 

help raise money for what hopes to be 3100, ext. 37 or 373. 

an annual scholarship award for a Students ho owned these items 

deserving student who excels in social have not jn located by the Weimer 

studies and/or athletics. The fund family. The items include a purple 

started last month in Mr. Weimer's heart medal from England or France, 

memory for his endless dedication in 

helping students at the Centennial Educational 

Park. 

old scrap 1 [ooks, old pictures, and 

books and n laps from the 75th infantry 

division < )f World War II. 

obituaries 

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Mrs. Skingley, who died Sept. 23 in 

Botsford Hospital in Farmington Hills, 

was a teacher for Plymouth-Canton 

Community Schools and had lived in 

Plymouth for 10 years before moving 

to Northville. The family suggests that 

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Men nabbed in gas theft 

Two Detroit men, treated for burns 

at a local hospital, were arrested for 

theft of gasoline from a plane at Mettetal 

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Canton police believe a fire erupted 

when the two used a cigarette lighter 

to see while siphoning gas early Saturday. 

Arrested for a misdemeanor larceny 

charge were Jeffrey Finch of Ulster, 

and Fred Woodby of Winston. Both are 

18. 

They were released on $100 cash 

bond and ordered to appear in 35th District 

Court within 20 days, said Canton 

police Lt. Dennis Joker. 

ACCORDING TO reports, the Canton 

Fire Department was notified of a fire 

on the grounds of Mettetal Airport on 

Lilley south of Joy shortly before 4 

Board talks 

about taxes 

Continued from Page 1A 

' Still undecided is how the township 

will allocate $345,000 in federal revenue-sharing 

funds for next year, said 

Gorman. The revenue-sharing program 

is expected to be dismantled after 

1983, added Gorman. 

In the past, those funds have been 

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A short time later, Finch and Woodby 

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said Joker. They were treated for 

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Josephine Schembri of Canton Townsh ip and Joe Muscat of 

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Chef Richard Benson (right) demonstrates preparation of German 

potato pancakes in the expansive new kitchens of Schoolcraft College's 

Culinary Arts addition. Students are (from left) Pete Veach, 

Thursday, September 9, 198 

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Dan Miller, Mike Dorer and Joe Less. The addition allows the com 

munity college to double enrollment in one of its most popular vo- 

cational programs. 

College's new addition is a cook's delight 

Robert L. Breithaupt, director of the Schoolcraft College culinary arts program, inspects a cut of 

meat to be used in teaching meat cutting. 

Culinary arts students at Schoolcraft have real classrooms 

in their new building and no longer need to use 

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the cafeteria as a lecture room. Here, Karl Qiliwicz, 

president, addresses members of the Gourmet Club. 

By Suzi« Rollins Singer 

staff writer 

It's a cook's dream. 

Scores of 20-quart mixing bowls, 

five-gallon containers of ingredients 

and dozens of ovens are scattered between 

kitchens separated for pastry, 

meat slaughtering and quantity food 

production. 

Every inch of the 7,500 square feet of 

culinary space is being used by the 120 

full-time Schoolcraft College students 

studying to be professional chefs. 

THE NEW $1.3 million Culinary Arts 

Building, an addition to the original 

cafeteria in the Waterman Campus 

Center, brings the structure's size to 

12,000 square feet, said Robert 

Breithaupt, the certified executive chef 

who directs one of Schoolcraft's most 

popular and famous programs. 

"Prior to this year, we were only 

able to handle 30 new students a year. 

We had a 3^ year waiting list. Now we 

can handle 120 full-time students, 22 

co-op students, 60 apprentices and 15 in 

continuing education," Breithaupt said. 

In an era when expansion is rare, 

Schoolcraft's culinary addition is the 

first major construction on the campus 

in almost a decade. The culinary addition 

is at the north end of the campus 

at 18600 Haggerty, Livonia. 

A visitor couldn't doubt for a 

moment the professionalism whipping 

through the kitchen. The atmosphere is 

alive with talk of fluffiness, quality and 

perfection. 

The former cafeteria kitchen, where 

all classes were once taught, is now 

used only for quantity food preparation 

— its original purpose. 

BY MID-MORNING about 15 stu 

a - _ . ; _ i * 

Tart shells filled with beans 

await baking in the new culinary 

arts kitchen at Schoolcraft. 

The beans weigh down 

the pastry so it doesn't bubble. 

dent chefs clad in white jackets and toques 

scurry around the 700-square-foot 

kitchen busily preparin g lunch for the 

college community. 

One hovers over a frj ing pan with 15 

German pancakes whi e another pre- 

pares an egg-based di« h. Chatter fills 

the air. 

"This is all a han ds-o n experience, 

Everything is geared i o simulate the 

industry," Breithaupt s< id proudly, 

The curriculum inclu des courses on 

quantity production, dvanced (a la 

carte) dining room proo edures, French 

service, baking and pa itry procedures 

and labratory work. 

Staff photos by Bill Breslet 

Leonard Stec, pastry chef, demonstrates 

a decorating technique to students Rob- 

% 

"It's a two-year associate's degree 

program with two 16-week semesters a 

year," explained Breithaupt, a 35-year 

veteran chef and assistant dean of applied 

science. Each course is eight 

weeks long 

Future chefs get a taste of meat cutting 

in the kitchen's butcher shop 

Whole steer, veal and lamb arrive for 

students to cut up, Breithaupt said. 

"Our only requirement is that the animal 

must be dead and gutted,' he added. 

JOB OFFERS abound, the chef said, 

from restaurants around the state, as 

well as several from neighboring 

states. 

If culinary arts students decide to 

further their education, they have the 

option to tranfer their full credits to 

Grand Valley State College or portions 

of them to Michigan State University. 

Cornell or University of Nevada for de 

gees in hotel, restaurant and institu 

tional management 

"Most of them will go into industry 

as line cooks, saute or broiler cooks or 

assistants to chefs. Some may even go 

to Europe," Breithaupt explained 

Breithaupt is quick to point out that 

while neighboring community colleges 

like Henry Ford and Oakland Community 

College have culinary arts programs, 

theirs are more management 

orientated. Schoolcraft's is entirely career 

orientated. 

It's no longer a man's world in the 

kitchen either. "We're running aboyt 

50-50 men and women," he said 

Consumption of their delectable de 

lights isn't confined to students The 

general public may stop by the Waterman 

Center between 11 a m. and 2 p m 

for lunch and sample a diverse menu at 

reasonable prices 

m 

ert Bugeja (left) of Belleville and Russ 

Fogleman of Wayne.

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4A(C) O&E Thursday. September 9, 1982 

Canton cop shop 

by Arlene Funke 

BIG SMASH :Someone threw a 

brick through the car window of a 

Mannington resident, as he drove 

with his wife on Joy between Lilley 

Road and Main Street Aug. 27. 

The incident occurred about 11 

p.m. The brick hit the hood and 

bounced against the windshield, 

shattering the glass, said the resident. 

He flagged down a passing Plymouth 

police car and reported the property 

destruction. There were no injuries, 

according to the resident. 

WHAT A SHOCK: A 

Powderhom Drive woman, sleeping 

on her couch, awoke early Aug. 30 to 

discover an intruder with a flashlight 

in her living room, say police. 

The man ran down the basement, 

broke out a window and escaped, according 

to police reports. The homeowner 

later discovered the phone 

wires had been cut. Nothing was taken 

in the incident, say police. 

MESSY RIDE: Two men were 

ticketed for knocking down trash cans 

and filled garbage bags near Hanford 

Aug. 31. 

"It looked like a garbage bomb 

went off," said a witness, who told po- 

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Who belongs to TUT? 

"TUT is the average taxpayer," Miller 

said. Members cut across all age 

groups, she added. They include business 

people and teachers both within 

and outside the Wayne-Westland district. 

Miller said a core group of 200 to 300 

people have stayed active in TUT 

throughout the campaign. 

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MILLER TERMED a lawsuit filed 

by Arbour, Batterson, Marshall and 

Rusnock in an attempt to block the 

election "hideous." She suggested the 

four would be better served addressing 

the issue of the recall. 

"I can't understand why one of them 

haven't explained why they voted on 

the (teachers') contract the way they 

did," Miller said. 

A successful recall could benefit the 

community rather than break it apart, 

Miller said. "This can be a cleansing of 

the school district," she said. 

"We've been accused of Taylorizing 

the community," Miller added in reference 

to problems in a neighboring district. 

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(where there have been numerous 

school board recalls) to Wayne-Westland. 

"They've been through different superintendents. 

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years," she continued. "We're not asking 

the superintendent to be removed." 

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"you get 'em at the polls at the next 

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the employees ;o buy." 

{ BOTH VERNIER and Tybinka said 

they believe the rally will continue, 

although there will be u ps and downs, 

i. "We think the rally will continue. It 

will have its dips -I the market 

breathes in and out," said Vernier. 

"Currently, it's beed a blue chip 

market. It's like an army — the generals, 

like General Motors and IBM, 

have been moving forward, and a lot 

of the soldiers haven't done anything 

yet." 

The "soldiers" wouli include such 

local interests as Pralb Robots, Patrick 

Petroleum and National Bank of 

Detroit, said Vernier. 

"If the market folbws a normal 

pattern, there will be a spillover from 

the leaders — from the generals to 

the soldiers. It's already happening." 

While the rally's outlook is promising, 

Tybinka underscores it won't be a 

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director agrees 

To the editor: 

I must admit, I am surprised. 

I never really thought anyone in the 

community thought enough of the high 

school radio station, WSDP, to criticize 

it like Observer columnist Dennis 

O'Connor did in his Sept. 2 column. 

I also am surprised that someone out 

there in the professional world of journalism 

saw the station the same way as 

I have for the past few months. 

O'Connor is right in criticizing WSDP 

for its seeming inability to serve the 

Plymouth-Canton community the way 

I, and many other people, know it can. I 

was the news director last year and 

now have graduated to become a professional 

news reporter at the highlyrespected 

public radio station at Eastern 

Michigan University, WEMU. I'd 

like to offer an insider's standpoint 

about the things that go on at WSDP. 

For the past 10 years, WSDP has 

been striving to serve this community. 

Station Coordinator Jeffery Cardinal 

has been there the entire time, and, as 

O'Connor says, brought respectability 

and stability to the station. He has been 

a good community public relations 

man, and he paid his dues at the station. 

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and inability to relate to and trust most 

of the student workers made him an 

unpopular coordinator. The resultant 

conflicts created an atmosphere of disillusionment 

among many of the staff 

members. Why try and change something 

if you think nobody cares or will 

just shoot you down? 

WSDP is not a professional station, 

but if an atmosphere of professionalism 

and positiveness was introduced, 

WSDP can learn how to serve the community 

as best as it can. For as long as 

anyone there remembers, there has 

been a United Press International 

(UPI) teletype machine at the station. 

And, for as long as anyone remembers, 

the only way there has been to put together 

a newcast is to rip the news 

copy from the machine and read it on 

the air. 

Appointed news director in the middle 

of last school year, I was determined 

to institute some changes to accommodate 

our area listeners and better 

cover local events and happenings. 

I soon learned that most staff members 

either did not care enough or did not 

have the time to voluntarily rewrite 

stories from the local papers or follow 

up those stories or develop new stories. 

Only now is the news department 

being turned around, under the competent 

guidance of Plymouth Canton High 

School senior Tom Ford. Public meetings 

now will be covered, local stories 

will be followed up and local newsmakers 

will be interviewed. There now is 

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an incentive for the stajff member 

wishing to keep their on-air music 

show: If reporters do not do their job, 

they will lose their on-air si ift, which is 

high priority among staff rr embers. 

Never in recent memory has the station 

coordinator indicated how news 

should be covered — or broadcast. The 

hour-long afternoon edition has been a 

WSDP regular for years. Students 

there hardly know or think of putting 

together something more compact. 

The station's format is much more 

difficult to discuss. Jeff Cardinal always 

has determined what the format 

will be, and his reasons for the present 

multi-music format are that different 

types of music will attract all different 

types of people. 

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points out, it doesn't wcrk. 

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formats are just not appea ing. Nobody 

seems to know when to tun J in for their 

favorite type of music. Many of the 

jazz deejays do not know the first thing 

about the music they play. I know, I 

was one of them. A result < f this is that 

jazz is not very popular ar long our listeners. 

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6A(P,C) O&E Thursday, September 9, 1982 

Realtors look at housing 

Interest rates to drop with federal deficit 

This is the third of a three-part senes of interinews 

unth area real estate brokers. Mel Durbin of 

the Durbin Co., Bob Gavey of the Chamberlain Companies, 

Steve Pew of Max Broock Inc. ami Dick Weir 

of Weir, Manuel, Snyder ami Ranke were intereiHewed 

by Observer & Eccentric editors Ron Garbinski. 

Kathy Moran and Dennis O'Connor 

D 

0 YOU anticipate a turn around in home buying 

with a lower interest rate soon? Do you anticipate 

a lower federal deficit? 

DURBIN: You have to be careful on that because the 

lower interest rate without the money is no good. 

WEIR: The lower interest rate isn't going to happen 

unless the deficit comes down. The government has to get 

its "act together" and get themselves operating inside 

their income before anything else can happen You say, 

"When is that going to happen''" Who knows 9 

PEW: When Wall Street and (Federal Reserve Chairman 

Paul) Volcker combined feel that Congress is finally 

starting to get their "store in order," then I think Volcker 

will finally say "OK, I'll start easing this thing." That 

puts him up on some throne as some omnipotent god. He 

is not the total answer, obviously It is a combination of 

Wall Street, bond interest rates, all these kind of things. 

GAVEY: When comsumer confidence comes back and 

people feel more confident about their jobs and confident 

about selling that smaller house to buy a larger house, 

you will see more of an increase in the market 

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'The lower interest 

rate isn't going to 

happen unless the 

(federal) deficit 

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PEW: I agree with most prognosticators who say that 

Michigan is going to be slower to come back than most 

pther states. I think the country is going to turn around, 

tyut I don't think it will happen in a hurry. 

Does that go back to your one-industry town concept? 

WEIR: We still are a one-horse town. We're dependent 

dn the auto industry. It's not only here. I was down in 

Arizona. The largest copper manufacturer in the nation, 

iner and smelter, was shutting down all of their mines 

nd all of their smelters. This was big negative economic 

ews for Arizona. That's their leading industry after tourm 

The reason they were shutting it down was because 

ne demands for housing and automobiles were so small 

tiat they couldn't sell copper for the cost of mining it. 

The lack of sales of automobiles from this state has 

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This has happened in housing. It has hit the lumr 

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own. Glass is down. The reason being is that one out of 

s|ix or seven gainfully employed people in the nation owe 

tfieir jobs to the automobije industry either directly or 

indirectly. 

When this industry goes down, just like C. E. Wilson 

slid, "What's good for the nation is good for General Motors." 

It's reported that what he said was, "What's good 

for General Motors is good for the nation." It was a deliberate 

twist and it gave him a very bad "black eye" that 

he did not deserve. But what is good for the nation is good 

for General Motors, or the automobile industry. 

PEW: We are sitting here, right today, looking at the 

c its for higher education. (Recently,) I was in the Univers 

ty of Michigan Graduate School of Business Administration 

to talk about U-M pulling out of the real estate educition 

program. That's just "small potatoes" compared 

to the whole graduate school of business administration. I 

think we forget what a terrific and tremendous resource 

that University of Michigan is. 

When you start talking about budget cuts in the state of 

Michigan, and $85 million has to be cut out of the budget, 

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lr stead of one of the top four or five in the whole country 

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WEIR: Everything we are saying about the nation, we 

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We're talking about automotive people being laid off 

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PEW: You are looking at four smaller brokers. We are 

sihall businessmen. 

Small businessmen due to the fact that you have offices! 

here and offices there, offices fall around. What's going 

to happen to that one office broker or that one office that 

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may have three or four salesmen working for them? Are 

they going to go out of business? 

WEIR: Not necessarily. It depends on how good they 

are. If he's got four real good salesmen, he will sell 

enough real estate to pay the bills and stay in business If 

he has four poor salesmen who don't sell, he will go out of 

business. Big or small has not much to do with it. 

GAVEY: We are just going to learn to run our businesses 

more efficiently. We're already doing it like any other 

entrepreneur. Our country is going to get more productive. 

We always have. We are going to do it again. Our 

industry will. The automobile industry will; it is in the 

process. The Japanese imports have hurt us. 

The net result is that we are going to have better cars. 

We are going to have increased productivity which has 

been a problem in this country during inflationary times, 

when everyone wanted more, but expected to give less. 

That is going to change. The companies that don't change 

won't survive. 

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Is there a psychological barrrier to the public accepting 

creative financing terms? 

DURBIN: Another problem we are running into is that 

the public, either through lack of education or whatever, 

has not accepted any of the new alternatives such as variable 

rate mortgages, equity sharing mortgates where the 

lender shares the profits. So we're back to our basic instruments 

that we have been using for three years 

WEIR: Uncertainity. They are tied to treasury bills or 

abstract figures. They are decided by an interest rate or 

some index or another that can go up or down. If you have 

one and you buy a house that has a 70 percent mortgage 

and it goes down, your mortgage rates go down If you 

buy a house and have a 14 percent rate, and the rates^fon, 

that index goes up, your mortgage rates go up. It's* the 

uncertainity the public doesn't like. The public can't print 

its own money to cover it. 

GAVEY: You have 40 or 50 years of people who have 

had a fixed rate 25 to 30 year mortgages. They knew 

what the interest rate was going to be, what the monthly 

payment would be and that was it for as long as they had 

that mortgage. 

WEIR: I see a retreat in this area. Years ago, thejnaximum 

mortgage that you could receive around here was 

from an outfit called Birmingham Federal Savings & 

Loan and it was for 60 percent of the apraised value for 

20 years. That was it. That was most money you could 

borrow on that house. The homeowners had a healthy investment 

in their house. There was a shorter term on the 

loan and a higher percentage of each monthly payment 

went to principle rather than just interest. It meant they 

acquired a large equity in the property on top of their 

downpayment. It was a healthy thing. Requirements of 

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owners will fight or 

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when it comes to the 

budget hearings, no 

one comes. 9 

— Realtor Steve Pew 

One way in which they could make more mot ey avail- 

)le, which would be a benefit around here, wc uld be to 

gj>t them to loan at a fixed rate for 20 years vith a 60 

percent mortgage. We could do business with that. I'm 

)t suggesting this would be a help nationwid e. but it 

ight help Birmingham, Michigan That's m aybe one 

ay they might be able to do something that's a little bit 

less inflationary 

DURBIN: The average home is only held enly eight 

years. If you have a 20 year mortgage, and it is paid off, 

yoju have had 2V2 buyers. In reality, what happefi s is eve- 

ry|eight years, either someone assumes it or it is paid off 

The length is not the key factor The amortization and the 

constant monthly payment is 

ire we going to see more shared equity and rtiore pensiofa 

investment in mortgages? Are we going to|see more 

of those concepts? 

EW: Yes, the federal government is starting to loosen 

ome of that pension money toward mortgag es That's 

jncapped source at this time in terms of r psidential 

moitgages. They have been lending in large commercial 

ven ures. 

VyEIR: There will be some trades. But it will not be a 

larj e part of it It is something a seller will do if-he has no 

alte rnative 

YVhat you are saying is all these different m ethods of 

creative financing are really short-term reacti >ns to the 

marketplace? 

DURBIN: They are reactions to the marketplace And 

they are not accepted by the public 

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niques at a seminar Sept. 11-12 in Detroit. 

The Intergovernmental Relations Commissions 

of the Women's Conference of Concerns and the National 

Education Fund will co-sponsor the seminar 

to encourage women to participate in 1982 campaigns 

for candidates of their choice. 

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Sept. 16 — A potluck dinner and 

guest speaker sponsored by the Plymouth-Canton 

Mothers-of-Twins Club 

takes place at 6 p.m. at Nancy Hogg's 

house, 9283 Joy Rd., Plymouth. Bill Nichols 

will speak on Reyes Syndrome 

and will be accompanied by a physician 

from Oakwood Hospital who will 

answer any questions. All mothers of 

multiple births are welcome. Call 981- 

5105 for more information. 

• DANCE CLASSES OFFERED 

Ballet and tap dance classes for 

youngsters between 4 and 10 years of 

age are offered by the Canton Parks 

and Recreation Department beginning 

Oct 4 All classes are in the activity 

room, in the lower level of the administration 

building. Registration forms 

are available through the parks and 

recreation department by calling 397- 

1000 between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. Cost 

is $8 for the year or $1.75 a month. 

• CHORUS NEEDS VOICES 

"The Good Evening Friends,"a 

repertory chorus, announces it has a 

limited number of openings for the upcoming 

season. This group rehearses in 

Plymouth and performs in the metro 

area throughout the year. Previous 

choral experience is required. For further 

information, call Ed Meade, 455- 

0849. 

• TODDLER STORYTIME 

Registration for toddler storytime 

takes place at 10 a.m. Sept. 20 at the 

Canton Public Library. Registration is 

in person only and parents can register 

only their child. Four toddler storytime 

sessions are slated for 10:30 a.m., 11:30 

a.m. and 1:31) p.m. starting Monday, 

Oct. 4. The sessions run through Oct. 

25. 

Each sessibn includes a half-hour 

program for a 2-year-old child who 

must be accompanied by an adult. The 

program will introduce the toddler to 

the library through stories, songs, 

fingerplays and a simple craft. 

PRESCH OOL STORYTIME 

The Canton Public Library will conduct 

a preschool storytime for 3-5- 

year-olds whc can sit attentively for 45 

minutes without parental attendance. 

The program will introduce the chil- 

dren to book* stories, puppets, finger- 

plays, music and will include a simple 

craft activity 

Registration begins at 7 p.m. Sept. 21 

in person only at the library. Five different 

class t mes are offered. 

• TODDLER STORY TIME 

The Dunnipg-Hough Public Library 

will hold a Toddler Story Time for 2and 

3-year-olds and their mothes at 

10:15 a.m. evjery Tuesday from Sept. 28 

through Nov 2. Registration begins 

Sept. 21. 

Story Tirn^ for 5-year-olds will be at 

the library at 10:15 p.m. also. The story-time 

sessions are set for Wednesdays 

beginning Sept. 30 and running 

through Nov. 4. Registration begins 

Sept. 23 at 10 a.m. 

• CANTOry CLASSICS 

The Canton Classics film series will 

be shown at 1 p.m. Saturdays in the library 

meeting room. The series is open 

to the publi^ free of charge. It is offered 

by the Adult Series Department 

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Teachers from more than 200 Michigan 

school districts were without contracts 

when school starts today. 

"We're going to start this year with 

about 250 districts unsettled, and we 

usually begin school with 200 districts 

unsettled," said Keith Geiger, Michigan 

Education Association president. 

"We were surprised at the number of 

strikes before Labor Day. I guess we 

underestimated the school boards' desire 

to write bad contract language," 

he said. 

MICHIGAN HAS 529 Michigan 

school districts. But by pure coincidence, 

more contracts expired this 

year than last year, Geiger said. 

"There's no excuse for any district 

not to be settled by Labor Day," Geiger 

added. 

"They can have marathon bargaining 

sessions all weekend to reach 

agreements," he added. 

Teachers in Southfield and Troy 

struck Tuesday. 

West Bloomfield teachers were out 

Thursday and Friday but reached 

agreement over the weekend. Only one 

class day was lost. It was the first settlement 

in Oakland County. 

Geiger said teachers aren't interest- 

ed in strikes, but in several districts the 

school boards are forcing them onto 

picket lines. 

"If there was ever a time when 

school employees aren't interested in s 

strikes —J it's now," he said. "But some 

boards just don't want to settle. 

They're lleading poverty or trying to 

take awiy things that aren't necessary." 

GEIGER POINTED to school 

boards' tactics of using the state's poor 

economic times to "gut non-economic 

issues." He said that in out-of-formula 

districts (those which receive no state 

aid), school boards are asking for what 

the unioh calls unreasonable conces- 

sions 

"One issue is academic freedom. 

Now the boards have the right to decide 

which textbooks should be used, 

but not how to teach, and that's what 

they're after," he said. 

Furthermore, Geiger said many 

school boards are hoping to change the 

senority-based transfer and layoff system 

and transfer or layoff people as 

building principals see fit. 

NON-ECONOMIC issues appear to 

be more important this year than economics, 

Geiger said. 

For example, the West Bloomfield 

settlement provides for "job sharing," 

in which two teachers voluntarily can 

share a full-time job. 

'em — Headlee 

Pointing out that public employee strikes are illegal, Richard 

Headlee, Republican candidate for governor, said striking school 

teacher^ should either return to the classrooms or be replaced. 

Headlee said, "No contract, no work may be OK in the competitive 

priVate sector, but in the public sector where civil servants 

have a fjublic trust, our children must come first." 

Headlee called the strikes a bad example for teachers to set for 

young people. 

"Public employee strikes are illegal and a particularly bad example 

for teachers to set for young people," Headlee said. "Public 

service is an honor and a duty. Public employees know the rules 

when têy are hired. Public employees who withhold services 

should Either return to work or be replaced. Anarchy is not acceptable." 

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Some teachers in in-formula districts 

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after one year for salary adjustments, 

Geiger said. 

Each districts negotiate separately. 

A few years ago, there was a movement 

for regional bargaining, but that's 

illegal in Michigan, he said. 

"The only way it's legal is if boards 

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same table. But I think boards resist 

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numbers," he said, adding, "we'd be 

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Sept. 20 — The Plymouth Community 

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Publish September 9. 1982 

Officer Robert Henry, Plym- 

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outdoors 

Fish m o r e active as weather cools 

By L#m M # I M 

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Fishing is improving as the weather 

cools, and the best catches of the year 

will be after Labor Day. 

In the shallow waters of Lake St. 

Clair's Anchor Bay, Goose Bay and 

Muscamoot Bay in Macomb and St. 

Clair counties, fisherman are catching 

good numbers of perch in the 8-12-inch 

range. Try fishing in three to four feet 

of water for best results 

Chinook salmon are showing up in 

the St. Clair River. Fisherman out 

drifting for walleye are finding chinook 

salmon taking bait. 

In Oakland County, fair to good 

catches of bluegill are being taking on 

Lake Louise and Big Lake. 

Kent Lake is giving up some fair 

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A junior naturalist discovery program 

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a.m. to 2 p.m. Naturlist Glenn Dent will 

lead the young naturalists as they explore 

the forest, lakes and streams 

around the nature center. 

Participants should bring a lunch 

and drink to each session. The program 

is free, but register in advance by calling 

the nature center at 697-9181. 

Mental health 

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Wayne County community mental 

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Education winks at its worst enemy 

IN ALL THE politics I've covered, I never ha 

heard a member of the education lobby ci 

the social services lobby. And I've covered a 

lot of politics. 

The education lobby is teachers, teachers unions, 

school administrators and school boards. They need 

money to operate. Although they tend to weep copiously, 

for the most part I agree with their positions 

and respect educators. 

services' slice of the pie grew, and education's 

shrunk. The figures have been disrupted a good deal 

with this year's budget cuts, but the last batch of 

figures showed that education had slipped below the 

30-percent mark and social services had risen 

above 30 percent. 

One can't dismiss that as the result of the current 

depression. The change has been steady for 20 

years. 

The social services lobby is concerned with he 

1,001 programs that used to be called "welfar 

Today s programs are so extensive that "social services," 

despite its ring of jargon, is perhaps he 

WHAT BRINGS this topic to a head is Gov. William 

G. Milliken's current executive order cutting 

state spending by $150 million — the fourth cut of 

the fiscal year. 

beter term to describe them. 

In round terms, the governor proposed taking 

about half the amount from K-12 education, a 

WHAT HAS happened over the last two decades quarter from higher education and a quarter from 

is that social services have become a larger and revenue sharing with other local units of govern- 

larger portion of Michigan's state budget. 

ment. 

In the early '60s, I can recall seeing pie cha rts 

where education, both K-12 and colleges, got a bit 

more than half the pie, and social services wer^ in 

for about 11 percent. 

Each year — in prosperity or recession — social 

To quote from a legislator's memo to city and 

school officials in his district: "(Budget Director 

Gerald) Miller said July auto sales were 'a disaster' 

and Michigan's economy is 'extremely weak.' He 

Scouts devise programs 

to meet changing needs 

MORE SINGLE-PARENT families. 

M< re 

Other 

ds. 

families with two wage-earners, 

non-traditional family units. 

Social changes have been tough on k 

They also have been tough on organizations that 

till 

help kids, such as the Boy Scouts of America. 

led 

Scouting has been organized around the tradi- ght 

tional family. Cub Scouts (ages 8-10) are ? 

watched over by Den Mothers. Boy Scouts are 

by men, cutting the apron strings with overn 

c amping trips. 

So in 1979 the Boy Scouts of America ran a national 

survey of scouts, non-scouts, parents of both, 

professionals, volunteers, and members of chartering 

groups (PTAs, churches, service clubs). 

THE RESULT, said Walter J. McCarthy Jr., 

president of the Detroit Area Council of the sckits, 

i> a new package of programs to help kids in those 0 is 

non-traditional families. 

this 

McCarthy, the Birmingham resident wh new 

chairman of Detroit Edison Co., reported that 

month the new package is being unveiled. The 

. An 

developments: 

as a 

e Tiger Cubs, a fun program for 7-year-olds 

adult "tiger" and a "tiger cub" participate 

team. The tiger may be a mother, father, aunt, un- 

< lt\ grandparent, older sibling or even a neighbor. 

Tiger Cub groups will be organized by existing Cub 

packs but function independently. There is no uniform. 

an emblem may be ironed on a shirt or 

House. J 

e "Prepared for Today," an activity book to 

teach children ages 6-11 skills to cope withlbeing 

left alone at home and in the neighborhood. An adult 

and child go through the book together. Thi child 

learns how to handle emergencies, fix a Simple 

meal, care for younger children and deal With a 

Fun weekend 

spent in a 

'concrete city 9 

1LIVE IN AN urbanized suburban city. At times, 

it can be depressing. 

The derisive term "concrete city" seems 

too true. Only on rare occasions can tjhe stars 

be seen at night. Houses are too close together. Most 

vards are small. 

Friends in outstate Michigan and other sftates do 

not envy me for living in the metropolitan Detroit 

area Unfortunately, "murder capital" and the riots 

helped, 

of 1967 still plague the reputation. The current 

o live in 

downturn in the automobile industry hasn t 

Anyone reading this knows it's not easy 

the Detroit area in 1982. We don't need fore reminders 

of our woes. 

BUT THERE is another side to living in this area 

that's not readily apparent. It requires a little probing 

and even exploring. Take, for example, the past 

Labor Day weekend. 

For the price of gasoline, we could enjoy the finest 

jazz north of New Orleans. I went down to Hart 

Plaza on Sunday and listened to several free concerts 

at the Montreux/Detroit Jazz Festival. 

Thousands of jazz fans enjoyed concert^ at three 

sites at the plaza. I was part of the standing-roomonly 

crowd at the amphitheater who listened to the 

mellow sounds of the J.C. Heard Orchestra on Sunday 

Oakland University's Doc Holiday was a featured 

performer in the orchestra. Among the local 

groups performing was Bloomfield Hills' Lahser 

High School Jazz Band 

I'm not a jazz fan. But the quality of the music 

was obvious. The crowd was polite, but enthusiastic. 

If you missed the second annual Montreijx/Detroit 

Jazz Festival, don't miss it next year. 

A FEW MILES up the road, the Mich gan State 

Fair opened its tents. Again, the price was reason- 

stranger at the door or on the street. The book will 

be available to Cub packs, Scout troops, churches, 

schools, social agencies, housing organizations and 

neighborhood groups. 

e An improved second-year Cub program. The 

fourth-graders are offered such contemporary activities 

as computers, communications, law enforcement 

and cooking. 

e More marketing of the Explorer program. 

Said McCarthy, "Exploring is an exciting program 

for young adults. It is co-ed. It stresses career interest 

activites. And it offers tremendous flexibility 

to participants and advisers alike. 

"But Exploring is often referred to as Scouting's 

best-kept secret." In the region, there are only 

4,500 explorers. 

THE IDEA for a marketing survey came from 

Robert Gaynor, vice president for personnel of 

AT&T Long Lines and a veteran volunteer in scouting. 

Some 19,000 questionnaires were sent out and 

10,000 returned, an excellent response, say pollsters. 

It meant people are still highly interested in 

the scouting movement. The survey showed: 

Adults and youngsters alike still hold to scouting's 

ideals of patriotism, reverence for God, leadership 

training and emotional development. 

Boys and adults want more family activities, 

more outdoor activities and more camping opportunities. 

An obstacle to membership in the Boy Scouts is 

competition for time. 

Scouting professionals were pleased to learn the 

movement has a good overall image, even among 

non-participants. 

It deserves a good image. 

Nick 

Sharkey 

able. Children under 12 were admitted free. I was 

part of the record-setting 67,000 persons who attended 

on Sunday. . „ 

It had everything that is expected of a state fair . 

— rides, live entertainment, cotton candy and special 

exhibits. The fair attracted its share of politicans, 

religious zealots and dubious salesmen. 

On Labor Day (Monday), Kensington Metropark 

near Milford had a five-mile bike hike. Naturalist 

Mark Szabo took groups out at 9:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. 

for a two-hour trip. Again the price was right — for 

$2, a carload of people could enter the park. That's 

the only charge I paid during the day. 

Bikers made frequent stops as Szabo pointed out 

various plants and animals that could be seen on the 

route. Scenic Kensington provided an excellent 

background for an enjoyable romp with nature. This 

is part of a 30-year-old nature program at Huron- 

Clinton Metroparks. 

IT WAS AFTER an interesting weekend that I 

collapsed in front of the television late Monday afternoon. 

There it was again, for the 17th consecutive 

Labor Day — the Jerry Lewis Muscular Dystrophy 

Telethon. It was just ending, and the telethon 

was in trouble. The telethon ended up with the 

smallest collection in five years, $3 million under 

last year. 

But Detroit-area collections were different. Detroit 

people, battling a depression that caused a 16percent 

unemployment rate, pledged $2,145,011. 

The generous people in this area contributed only 

$90,484 less than last year. Detroit ranks second 

only to New York in money pledged this year. New 

York is about eight times the size of Detroit. 

It's all enough to make one think at the end of a 

long holiday weekend. Living in "concrete city" is 

not so bad after all. 

Tim 

Richard 

also said the Department of Social Services is having 

'continual problems,' probably indicating need 

for a higher supplemental appropriation in September." 

A House committee, to be sure, rejected the governor's 

proposed cuts. Our beloved local lawmakers 

will bargain for some modifications. But the truth is 

they will save the schools little, because there is 

little except school money left in the current budget 

for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30. Education will 

continue getting it in the neck. 

A LOT OF people in public life have offered pro- 

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Memories 

of U-M's 

Fritz Crisler 

ONE BY ONE, the Old Guard is silently leaving 

the sports trail, and with each passing, 

The Stroller is left with a flood of fond 

memories. 

On the first day of his recent vacation, he heard 

that his friend H.O. "Fritz" Crisler, former athletic 

director at the University of Michigan, had lost his 

long battle with cancer. The Stroller's thoughts 

turned from the beauty of the St. Clair River to a 

hot afternoon more than a decade ago in Michigan 

Stadium. 

At the time, Fritz was enjoying his retirement, 

and we both sat there in the sun watching the famed 

stadium floor being covered with artificial turf. 

We were alone in the vast 100,000-seat bowl 

when The Stroller asked Fritz what he thought of 

the move to eliminate sports from the high school 

programs around the state. 

He stared out in the open for a moment, then 

replied: 

"IT WOULD be a regrettable move as sports provide 

the last bastion for discipline. 

"If we lost the boy or girl at that age, chances are 

they will be lost forever. And that would be a sad 

result." 

This was a new twist to the problem, and ihe 

Stroller asked for a bit of explanation. Fritz was 

quick to reply: 

"When a young fellow goes out for athletics at the 

high school level, his one ambition is to 'make the 

team.' He reports with an earnest desire to play and 

be a vital part of the success of the team. 

"He will do almost anything to reach that goal 

He'll listen to the coach's program for behavior. If 

he has any tendency toward bad habits, he will give 

them up — just to be a member of the school team. 

"He will keep up in his studies. He won't carouse 

around after dark. He will pay attention to his appearance, 

and he'll pay attention to anything the 

coach says." 

opinion 

O&E Thursday, September 9, 1982 

posals to reduce social services costs. 

I A minor party candidate says we should rely on 

private charity. 

A Berrien County commissioner and legislator 

pUshed a ballot proposal to reduce Michigan's welfare 

rates to those of surrounding states. 

Others advocate that general assistance (helping 

rhainly able-bodied men) be eliminated in Michigan 

because other states don't pay it at all. 

Brooks Patterson has a program for prosecuting 

Welfare fraud. 

The point is that the education lobby never talks 

about social services. It's as if there were an 

unwritten law thai educators are never to point the 

finger of blame at social services. It seems to be OK 

to blame mossback legislators, unenlightened voters, 

regressive tax structures, President Ronald 

Reagan and the military for cutting education money 

— but never social services. 

The mood in the Legislature is that education has 

been cut too much and needs help. Unfortunately, 

the education lobby is reticent about going after its 

own worst enemy. 

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Ellie 

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ALL KI IN I)S of sidelights are 

planned during the Plymouth Fall 

Festival. 

Hair stylists at the Mayflower 

Salon on Forest Avenue are 

donating their time and talents 

Sunday afternoon to earn money for 

the Jerry Lewis Muscular 

Dystrophy Drive. 

They will set up shop on Forest 

giving regular $12 and $14 haircuts 

for $7 And every cent will go to the 

fight against MD 

They'll be there from 10 a.m. to 6 

p.m. Sunday, Sept 12 

ASPECIAI . art exhibit will 

open at the Frameworks on 

Penniman Avenue and run through 

Oct. 9 Tbe opening reception will be 

from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday, Sept. 10. 

The exhibit will feature the works 

of Johnnie Crosby, Beth Hull and 

Katie Fox. 

Johnnie s current watercolors 

reflect her love of nature — sand 

dunes, mountains, rocks, trees, 

flowers, ocean birds and people She 

has expressed her impressions by 

use of the versatile medium of 

watercolor in many moods from 

realistic, collages to abstract. Her 

work has received numerous awards 

and may be seen in corporate and 

private collections 

She has exhibited in nine of the 

Michigan Watercolor Society 

exhibitions as well as Watercolor 

U.S.A., a national show; the Butler 

Institute Show; Scarab Club exhibits 

in Detroit; Hartland shows and may 

others. 

Beth Hull's works were exhibited 

in this year's Michigan Watercolor 

Society Show and the All Michigan 

Show in Battle Creek 

Katie Fox has exhibited at 

several local galleries and also will 

be in the Plymouth Community Arts 

Council show Saturday and Sunday 

in Central Middle School. She has 

earned a reputation for producing 

fine batiks. 

THE CANTON Historical 

Society needs glass display cases for 

its Schoolhouse Museum out on 

Canton Center Road Receipts for 

tax purposes will be furnished to 

donors. 

Persons who wish to donate a 

display case are asked to call Bart 

Berg, 495-0811. or Roy Schultz, 453- 

6089 

S A M A NI) J E S SI H udson 

returned to Elmira, N.Y., for Sam's 

52nd high school class reunion. One 

of the most exciting aspects of their 

visit was a ride in a glider 

One of Sam's classmates, Ernie 

Schweitzer, went on to New York 

University and earned his degree in 

aeronautical engineering. He and 

his two brothers started a glider 

manufacturing business in Elmira 

Come World War II, the Schweitzer 

Bros plant built 70 per cent of the 

gliders used by the U.S. military 

services. They still manufacture 

gliders and crop dusters. 

Sam says the sail-plane pilots use 

the thermals (hot air rising) to stay 

aloft. They keep an eye out for 

hawks who use the thermal currents 

and spot them for the pilots. Their 

pilot said he had seen as many as 

100 hawks'in one area. Evidently 

the world's glider record is 1,000 

miles out and 1,000 miles back 

The Hudsons said the landing was 

gentle on bare grass at a speed of 

about 40 miles per hour. They 

decided the quiet flight must be 

similar, in some respects, to that in 

a hot air balloon 

AS THE COMMUNITY 

mourned the death of Fiegel 

Elementar\frJiool Principal Ed 

KleinsmithAjIfctmily says they 

wish they coald rave a personal 

conversation with each person who 

helped. 

In Carolyn's words: "My sons and 

I wish to express our heartfelt 

gratitude for the outpouring of the 

community. We have been 

overwhelmed by the response of the 

people who have tried to meet our 

needs It has been a source of 

strength to all of us. 

"For the many who came to Ed's 

memorial service, offered prayers, 

sent cards and flowers, provided 

food of every kind and donated to 

the the memorial fund, we thank 

you all from the bottom of our 

hearts. 

"The memorial fund has been 

converted to a scholarship fund (The 

Ed Kleinsmith Scholarship Fund), 

and a scholarship will be awarded 

every every year to a graduate of 

the Plymouth-Canton Schools.' 

Please turn to Page 3B 

Garden 

clubbers 

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Board menjibers entit of the 

Plymouth branch bn of the 

Woman's National Farm 

and Garde6 Association 

met to plan tn e new season, 

From left are: Sarah 

Chance, recording secre- 

tary; Jo Ann Harreld, treasurer; 

Myrlene Schultz, publicity; 

Clara Isbister; Helen 

Hopkins, director; Elaine Pierce, 

educat ion; Evelyn Gilbert, 

horticultural therapy; 

Janet Repp, first vice presi- 

dent; and E hel North, memorial 

books. Helen Bilyea, 

president, w as not present 

when the picture was taken. 

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GARY CASKEY/statf photographer 

Rockhounds share summer acquisitions 

Rockhounds come in all ages and sizes. They will 

gather at the Plymouth Cultural Center Monday 

evening for their first meeting of the new season. As 

is usual for IT .embers of the Plymouth Rock and 

Mineral Society, the program for the kickoff meeting 

is a show and tell session. 

Treasures acquired during summer vacations are 

displayed and discussed. 

The majority of the members specialize. President 

Bart Quel o collects copper. He has some large 

chunks pure >pper from the Upper Peninsula. A 

resident'of Plymouth, Quello works for Ford Motor 

Co. 

Bertha Djer of Plymouth is co-vice president of 

the society. She creates Ming trees from copper 

wire and polish ed stones. 

Another co- îce president is Dave Thomas of 

Marge Collins collects Herkimer diamonds 

tenaw Community College. 

Mildred Torikka of Plymouth is treasurer. She 

and her husband, Ralph, belong to the club. They do 

their rock and mineral hunting from the vantage 

point of their cottage in the Upper Peninsula. 

.Secretary Ted Kjlish of Plymouth Township 

makes jewelry from the gemstones he collects. 

One of the better known members of the society 

is Martha Davis, who shares her knowledge and collection 

with students in the schools. She has a special 

program which she gears to the ages of the 

children in the classrooms. 

Collecting is a family hobby for some members. 

Family memberships in the society are $5 for one 

year. Individual memberships are $2.50. New members 

are welqome to attend the first meeting at 7:30 

p.m. Monday, Sept. 13. Those wishing more information 

may call Dave Thomas, 453-7402. M- 

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Bertha Djerf polishes agates and rocks to make Ming trees 

Staff photos by Gary 

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Dave Thomas and daughter Shelly place a chunk of pahoehoe in 

their rock garden. The Th solidified lava characterized by its smooth 

surface was found in Idaho. 

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Ted Kilish handcrafts jewelry from jade, agate, turqjjoise, granite and other gemstones

2B(P,C) O&E Thursday, September 9, 1982 

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New to mart 

One of the dealers at the Plymouth Symphony League Antique 

Mart will feature Quimper ware — very old and êry colorful 

French pottery. The mart opens at noon Friday in t(ie Plymouth 

Cultural Center, Farmer Street at Theodore, for a three-day run 

during the Fall Festival. 

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We also feature limited edition 

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as well as a large selection of 

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Our greatest happiness does not de- 

pe nd on the condition of life in which 

ch ^nce has placed us, but it is always 

the result of a good conscience, 

go od health, occupation and free- 

doi in in all just pursuits. 

It's last plunge for pool parties 

Kathy and Bob Spencer spent many 

months in Hawaii during his tour of 

duty with the Army. They shared in 

many of the customs while living in the 

tropical paradise. Since returning to 

the mainland they have always 

dreamed of entertaining their friends 

with a luau. 

They erected a pool in their backyard 

this past summer so a swimming 

luau was first on the agenda. There are 

many ways of roasting a 51-pound pig 

but they ende

clubs in action 

• FAMILY CAMPING 

Sept. 15 — The Weekenders and 

Weekenders Too! family camping clubs 

meet at 8 p.m. at the Jackson Center, 

3202S Lyndon in Livonia. All campers 

are invited 

The Weekenders are going to Algonac 

Sept. 17-19 and the Weekenders 

Too! are camping at Burroughs Farms 

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Ellie 

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MEMBERS OF THE Town 

& Country 4-H Club have planned a 

project to add a little cash to their 

treasury They will have a yard sale 

at the home of their leader, 

Lafrenda Fitzgerald, Saturday Sept. 

11 The Fitzgeralds live at 1103 

Penniman Avenue. 

This will not be a run-of-the-mill 

yard sale. 

They will be offering for sale a 

pair of chickens, a pair of ducks, an 

extra duck, rabbits and some geese 

Lemonade and baked goods, 

prepared by the club members, will 

be available. Sharon Fitzgerald is 

going to bake some loaves of the 

bread that earned her a first at the 

4-FTFair Her brother, Scott, will 

have some of the honey from his 

hive of bees. 

T T 

in Brighton. The two Clubs camp together 

in Whitehouse, Ohio Oct. 22-24. 

At this campout, the rîen cook up a 

thanksgiving feast to j close out the 

camping season. If yoy'd like to join, 

call Lynn Kocan 453-74t9. 

• DELTA ZETA SORORITY 

Sept. 9 — Western Wayne Alumnae 

of Delta Zeta sorority will open their 

fall schedule with a dinner meeting at 

6:30 p.m. The meeting will be held at 

the home of Cathy Williams at 37685 

Knoll Dr. in Wayne. The theme will be 

"French Night" featuring an open 

quiche and salad bar, Each member 

will will be asked to furnish one food 

item as well as table service, dues and 

used greeting cards for a service 

project. 

Meetings this yea will be held 

monthly on alternate Wednesdays and 

Thursdays and all Delta Zeta alumnae 

are urged to join. Call Cathy Williams 

at 326-2238 for reservations and additonal 

info. 

• NEW MOTHERS CLASS 

Sept. 22 - Childbirth and Family 

Resources is offering a four-week class 

for mothers of infants to 1 year of age 

from 1-3 p.m. Topics include nutrition, 

language developent, toys for babies, 

parent as teacher, pi renting and mar- 

riage. Cost is $15. For more information 

or to register, c^ll Diane Kimball 

at 459-2360. Babies are welcome. 

• CHILDBIRTH PREPARATION 

CLASS 

Nov. 2 — Childbirth and Family Resources 

is offering an eight-week 

course for expectant parent beginning 

Nov. 2. In addition to Lamaze tech- 

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Sunday: 12 to 5 p.m. 

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Lees planned it. And, thanks to Lees reduj) ed prices 

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niques, the class includes options in 

childbirth, the birth process, ceserean 

delivery, breastfeeding, early parenting 

skills. The class is limited to seven 

couples and is held in Plymouth. For 

more information, call Diane Kimball 

at 459-2360. 

• QUILT SHOW 

Sept. 23 -24 — The Northville Community 

Quilters presents "Your Heirloom 

and Mine Quilt Show" from 10 

a.m. to 8 p.m. It will be held at the 

First Presbyterian Church of Norhtville, 

200 East Main St. Northville. The 

donation at the door is $1. 

The show will feature a variety of 

quilts dating from 1820 to the present. 

Quilting will be demonstrated throughout 

the show and some quilts will be for 

sale. In addition to the show, a depression 

glass display will be featured in 

the library. Light refreshments will be 

available. A mixed weaving show will 

be presented by the Mill Race Hand 

Weaver's. Guld, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 

the same days at Nothville City Hall. 

• MAKE-UP ARTIST 

Oct. 6 — An evening with Jeffrey 

Bruce, a New York make up artist will 

be presented by the Canton Newcomers 

at 7 p.m. A $6 admission fee will include 

coffee and dessert. Tickets are 

available now from Canton Newcomers 

or may be ordered by mail before 

Sept. 30 at: Canton Newcomers, 

45177 Claymore Dr., Canton, 48187. 

• WOMEN'S CLUB MEETINGS 

Sept. 15 — The Women's Club of St. 

Thomas Becket in Canton will hold its 

first meeting of the season at 7 p.m. in 

the church basement. A fashion show 

by is planned with refreshments afterwrd. 

• CANTON NEWCOMERS' RAL- 

LY 

Oct. 2 —The Canotn Newcomers will 

have their Fall Road Rally at 5 p.m. 

Participants will meet at Griffen Park 

in Canton. The cost is $20 per couple, 

which includes prizes and dinner and 

dancing at the final destination. Reservations 

must be made by Sept. 24. For 

info and reservations, call Carol Tollman 

at 455-3041. 

• MOTHERS OF TWINS MEET 

The Western Wayne County Mothers 

of twins will meet at 8 p.m. Monday, 

Sept. 20 at Holy Cross Evangelical 

Church, 30650 Six Mile Road, Livonia. 

Jo Anna the Astrologer will read twins' 

astrological signs. There also will be a 

mini buy and sell. For more information 

call Kathy Lucas, 533-0644. 

• TWINS CLUB BUY AND SELL 

Semi-annual buy and sell of children's 

and infants' clothing, toys, furniture, 

etc. will be from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday, 

Sept. 25 at St. Paul's Lutheran 

Church, 17810 Farmington Road (between 

Six and Seven Mile roads) Livonia. 

Sale is sponsored by the Western 

Wayne County Mothers of Twins Club. 

Bake sale items will be available. 

For information call Nancy Paskievitch, 

261-0608. 

• ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE 

ASSN. 

The Southfield Alzheimer's Family 

Support Group will meet at 7:30 p.m. 

Monday, Sept. 13 in the Donald Kaump 

Room (7D) of Providence Hospital, 

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Helen J. Maxwell will 

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id, Southfield. 

guest speakith 

of a Rela- 

Meet- 

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at no charge in the lot 

Mile Road and cross via pedestrian 

bridge to main entrance. 

For information call 5454876, 559- 

4264 or for information pn meetings in 

other areas call 540-2373 or 332-4110. 

• SARAH ANN COCHRANE DAR 

Sarah Ann Cochrane chapter of the 

Daughters of the American Revolution 

will have a sandwich luncheon at noon, 

Monday, Sept. at the hotne of Mrs. K. 

Babbitt of Northville. Speaker'Judge 

New Arrival of 

Fall 

Bridal Gowns 

Many Bridal Gowns 

1/3-1/2 OFF 

40% OFF SELECTED • 

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Large selection of £owns for mothers 

of the wedding & bridesmaids 

Latest fall sportswear in knits & wool 

from KoKo Knits and Koret of California 

GE EE'S BRIDflb 

(P,C)3B 

James Garber will discuss "Love of 

Country and Respect for th^ Constitution." 

For information about the DAR 

call Christine Campbell, 464-1154, or 

Virginia Simpson, 348-2198 

• TONQUISH CREEK GARDEN 

CLUB 

Tonquish Creek branch of the Woman's 

National Farm & Garden Association 

will at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, 

Sepi. x4 at the home of Sandy Brusa, 

9610 Mellowood Court. Co-hostesses 

are Mary Drake and Nancy Riemenschneider. 

Diana Catlin w 11 discuss 

"Weaving and Dying of Basklets," using 

natural materials 

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Roland F. De Renzo, Pastor 

MO WNlNti WORSHIP 10 00 an 

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GRAND River BAPTIST of LIVONIA, 

34500 SIX MILE RD Just West Of Farmmqton Rd 

'' f ( ,«V"'U Chu'C* Worth Looking f-o' 

9:30 A.M. Family Sunday School 

10:45 AM "WHEN A FISH, CAUGHT A MAh 

7:00 PM Evening Worship 

WED. 7:00 PM Studies Series on "PRAYER" 

261-6950 IT; NURSERY OKTN 

Adriana Chaney Min 

f. ot Christian Ed A Youth 

Pastor Dr. Wilbert D. Goigh 

INIII I'l NIX N't 

BAPMST UlU! I 

(III OWSHIP 

C.HUHl.H 

10:00 a m 

11:00 a m 

6:00 p.m. 

7:30 pm 

Sept. 12 

SPECIAL PEOPLE" 

'LORD, HERE AM I" 

Round-Up Sunday 

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CHURCH OF 

GARDEN CITY 

30266 Marquette 

& Henry Ruff 

421-1349 

Rev. Richard L. Vinson 

9:45 A.M. SUNDAY 

SCHOOL 

11:00 A.M. MORNING 

WORSHIP 

6:30 P.M. EVENING 

WORSHIP 

7:00 P.M. WED.. MID- 

WEEK SERVICE 

C H U R C H O F C A N T O N 

43065 JOY ROAD 

Between Lilley Rd. & Main St. 

453-6749 or 455-0022 

BIBLE SCHOOL 

MORNING WORSHIP 

EVENING EVANGEL 

Wed. Family Night 

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UNITED METHODIST 

FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 

OF PLYMOUTH 

45201 N. Territorial Rd., Plymouth 

Summer Worship 

9:15 A.M. 

WORSHIP SERVICE & CHURCH SCHOOL 

Nursery Available 

Midweek Service - Wednesday Evenings 7:30 P.ftl 

July 7 thru August 25 

John N. Grenfell, Jr. Frederick C. Vosbufg 

Stephen E. Wenzel 

CLARENCEVILLE UNITED METHODIST 

20300 Middlebelt I ivonia 

Pastor Gerald Fisher 4/4 34 

8 4S .1 m Firs! WofsNp Service 5 4S p m Youth Mw>tm< 

10 00 am the Church School 

11 -15 a m Second Service of Worship 

7 00 p m Sunday Evening Service 

Wed The Midweek Service 7 00 p in 

Nur.cy Provided at All Services • An Conditioning 

ALDERSGATE 

UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 

(Redford Township) 

10000 BEECH DALY ROAD 

fipdtwn Plymouth and Wpst Chicago 

MINISTERS 

ARCHIE H DONIGAN BARBARA BYERS LEWIS 

WORSHIP SERVICE 

9:30 & 11:00 AM 

"HOW LONG HAS IT BEEN" 

Rev. Donigan 

M '"nstei '•>' Music Hulh Hartley Turner Oir ot Ed Barbara CaldWei 

NARDIN PARK UNITED 

METHODIST CHURCH 

2988' West Eleven Mile Road 476- 0860 

Jual Weat of Middlebalt Farmington Hills 

WORSHIP SERVICE 9:15 & 11:00 A.M. 

"WHISPERS FROM BEYOND 

TIME" Dr. Wm. A. Ritter 

Or William A Flitter Paator 

Rev Jeftry Dinner Assoc Minister 

Judy May, Dir of Christian Ed 

Mr Melvin Rookus, Uir Music 

(IIURCIILS OF CHRIST 

A Caring & Sharing Church" 

LIVONIA 

15431 Merriman Rd. 

SUNDAY WORSHIP 

11:00 AM & 6:00 PM 

Rob Robinson Minister 

Robert Dutton 

Youth Minister 

427 8743 

See Heraid ot Truth 

GARDEN CITY 

1657 Middlebelt Rd 

SUNDAY WORSHIP 

11 am 4 6 p m 

Bible School 10 a m 

Wed 7 30 p m Worsh p 

FREE CLOTHING TO THE NEED 

MON EVENINGS 7-9 PM 

in Church Building 

Mimslm Dennis Swindle 

422-8660 

TV Channel 20 Saturday 9 30 a m 

Call or W'He 'or Free Correspondence Course 

MEMORIAL 

CHURCH of CHRIST 

(Christian Churthl 

JS4 7S f ivf Mile Hd 

464 f. 7 ?? 

MARK McGII VHt V Minister 

CHUCK FMMEFH 

Youth Minister 

BIBlt SCHOOl 

(All aqes) 9 30 am 

Morning Worship 10 4S a rr 

Evening Worship 

«, Youth Meetings 

6 10 pm 

UNITED CHUR 

Of CHRIS I 

NATIVITY CHURCH 

Henry Ruff at West Chief,go 

Livonia 

.421-5406 

WORSHIP & CHURCH SCHOOL 

10 00 A M 

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Duml in Wind 

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11:00 A.M. 

6:00 P.M. 

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422-0149 

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Roy G. Forsyth 

Dave Gladstone 

Director of Youth 

Terry Gladstone 

Director of Education 

WORSHIP I CHURCH SCHOOL 

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BAP I IS T 

30900 Six Mile Rd 

(Bet Merriman i MiddlebeltI 

David T Strong. Minister 

422-6038 

10 00 am - Worship Service 

10 00 am - Church School 

K-6th Grade 

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Of Garden City 

6443 Merriman Road 

421-8628 

Dr Robert Grigereit 

Minister 

Worship Service10:45 A M 

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CHURCH SCHOOL 9 30AM 

Nursery thru Adults 

FREE 

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WESTLAND 

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1421 Venoy 

Sunday School 9 45 A M 

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Detroit. Michigan 

Pastor 

5 3 3 - 2 3 0 0 

WORSHIP SERVICE 

9:30 A.M. 

"LIVING A WONDERFUL LIFE" 

PaulD Lamb 

Assoc Pastor 

Teut Safrtoit (?tiuicA 

Mrs Donna Gleason 

Minister of Music 

PLYMOUTH. MICHIGAN 

45000 N TERRITORIAL RD 455-2300 

'/? Mi West of Sheldon 

9:30 A.M.FESTIVAL - Kellogg Park 

11:00 A.M. "CHICKEN SUNDAY" 

Dr. Wm. Stahl 

6:30 P.M 

HAVING DONE ALL-STAND" 

Dr. Wm. Stahl 

HERALD OF HOPE 

WYFC 1520 

Mon. thru Fri. 

8:45 AM 

Air Conditioned 

Dr William Stahl 

Mrs Richard Kaye Music Dir 

EPISCOPAL 

SAINT ANDREW S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 

16360 Hubbard Road Livonia, Michigan 4S1S4 

421 6451 

Wednesday 9 30 a m - Holy Eucharist 

Saturday 5 00 p m - Holy Eucharist 

Sunday 7 45 a m - Holy Eucharist 

9 00 a m - Christian Education for all ages 

10:00 am - Holy Eucharist 

Sunday Morning - Nursery Care Available 

TIn An Kama* C Dsvts The Rev Edward A. King 

HOLY SPIRIT, 

LIVONIA 

9083 Newburgh Rd 

Livonia 

591-0211 522-0821 

8 30 A M 

HOLY EUCHARIST 

9 30 A M 

CHRISTIAN EDUCATION 

10 30 A M 

HOLY EUCHARIST 

* SERMON 

The Rav. Emary Gravalla 

464 6554 

LIVONIA 

BAPTIST 

CHURCH 

Al I II lA If D WITH 

'iOU'HFRN HAPTISI 

CONVtN t ION 

32940 SCHOOLCRAFT 

,'Pl OCKS FAST Of 

I A flMINC. I ON HO 

422-3763 

PASTOR ELVIN L. CLARK 

Sunday School 9 45 am 

Morning Worship 10 4'oam 

Baptist Training Onion 6pm 

Evening Worship Hour 7 p m 

Wed.i-iSday Service ' p m 

MAIN STREET 

BAPTIST CHURCH 

Atliliaied with Southern Baptist 

Convention 

8500 N Morton Taylor, Canton 

H. Thwestt Pastor 453-4785 

Sunday School -945am 

Morning Worship 11am 

Baptist Training Union 6 30 p m 

Evening Worship 7 30 p m 

Wednesday Service 7 00 p m 

DEAF MINISTRY 

CHRISTIAN 

SCIENCE 

FOURTH CHURCH 

OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 

,-•4400 W Severn Mile 

t near Telegraph i 

HOURS OF SERVlCt 

11 00 A M 

SUfJDA r SCHOOl 

• l 00 A M 

r J Carp Provided 

JVFDNE SDAV 

T FSTlM' 'NjAl 

MEETINGS8 P M 

LUTI1ERAN (English Synod A.E.L.C.; 

FAITH 

30000 Five Mile Road 

East Livonia 

421-7249 

Worship - 8:15 and 1(M)0 a m 

Bible Classes 9:30 a.m. 

Nursery A variable 

Education Office 421-7359 

HOLY 

TRINITY 

39020 Five Mile Road 

West Livonia 

464-0211 

WORSHIP 8:00 A 11:00 A.M. 


SUNDAY SCHOOL AlL 

AGES 

9:45 A M 

WED CLASSES - All Ages 

6 45 P M 

CHRIST OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN CHURCH 

MISSOURI SYNOD 

14175 Fsrminflton Rd. '/« Mile N. of Schoolcrsft 

REV RALPH G SCHMIDT. PASTOR 

WORSHIP SERVICES EVERY SUNDAY 8:00 & 10:30 A.M. 

ST MATTHEW 

LUTHERAN 

Church & School 

S885 Venoy 

i EVh N o* ford Hd Wi«ttfvxl 

425-0200 

RMph F«cha< PMtc* 

Charles F Buckhahn 

Asst Pastor 

Ovine Worship ft 4 t' a m 

Class » SS 9 30 a m 

Monday Evening Service 7 30 p m 

HOSANNA TABOR 

LUTHERAN CHURCH 

9600 Leverne • So Redford 

937-2424 

Rav Roy Pranachka 

Rav Glann Koppar 

Sunday Worship 

8:00 & 11:00 A.M. 

Sunday School and Bible Classes 

9:30 A.M. 

Monday Evening 7 00 P M 

Christian School Grades K-8 

Robert Schultz Principal 

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St. Raphael Catholic Church, an institution 

built with love and hard work, 

will celebrate its 50 years in Garden 

City with a festival Sept. 10-12. 

Some 2,000 parish families are likely 

to join in the celebration. St. Raphael 

had 25 families when it had its beginnings 

in 1932. 

The anniversary observance will 

completed Oct. 1-3 with a dinner dance 

and special Sunday mass with Archbishop 

Edmond Szoka presiding. 

The three-day festival to be held this 

weekend on the parish grounds at Merriman 

and Beechwood will include kiddie 

rides, a moonwalk, game booths, a 

boutiquem a country store and a com* 

puter game room. 

There will be free entertainment — 

Dixieland music, magic acts, Irish, Polish 

and square dancers, the Livonia 

Senior Citizens Kitchen Band, and Suburban 

Harmonicas Performers from 

the American Dance Academy, Ron 

Plummer Dance Academy and the 

Robert Lee Dance Studio also will be 

on hand 

Food from fish to chicken and hot 

dogs will be served. Festival hours are 

from 5-10 p.m. Friday, noon to 10 p.m. 

Saturday amd noon to 9 p.m. Sunday. 

A PARISH COMMITTEE headed by 

Jerry Shankin and Mike Olivero 

planned the event, the size of which 

would doubtless have astounded those 

who met in the spring of 1931 to found 

the pa ish. The three men, Salvio 

Clemen e, James O'Hara and an attorney 

named Hackett met many obstacles 

to tneir effort. 

But in August, 1931 the Rev. Gerion 

Stack consented to become pastor of St. 

Raphael parish. His first three masses 

were offered on the second floor of the 

Folker Building at Ford and Middlebelt, 

the location today of Orin 

Jewelers. 

Afterwards through the efforts of 

Ervin Enright, Folker's sales manager, 

the Stor erock store was obtained rent 

free for the celebration of services. 

Others in the community contributed in 

various ways to make the newly founded 

parish a success. For example, used 

car dealer Francis McManus donated 

an auto to the priests for their transportation. 

In 19; 2 St. Raphael was given parish 

status. By early 1934 plans were in 

progress to build a permanent church. 

The cost seemed astronomical until 

Florence Cowperthwaite donated land 

on Me iman, north of Ford on which 

the firs church was built. An activities 

buildin two schools and a convent 

were alfco built on the land donated by 

this benlfactress. 

LDorzsYaip 

ASSEMBLIES OF COD 

1 CHRISTIAN 

COMMUNIT 

CHURCH 

Irving M Mitchell, Sr. Pastor 

Richard Easlick, Youth Pastor 

Dan R Sluka, Director of Music 

WEDNESDAY 

Family Night 7:00 P.M. 


T77T7 

41355 Six Mile Rd. 

Northville 

348-9030 

11:00 A.M. 

Pastor Mitchell 

will Minister 

6:30 P.M. 

ALL CHURCH FELLOWSHIP 

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Presentation 

Recognition of 

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Food Products 

Demonstration 

or Tahcnjaclc 

26555 Franklin Rd • Sou thfield Ml 

II 696 & lelegroph Just VVesf "f Holiday Inn) 

Worship 11:00 A.M. 

Sunday School 9:45 A.M.—Morning 

Celebration of Praise - 6:30 P.M. 

Wed. Adult Prayer & Praise - Youth Service 7:30 P.M. 

A Charismatic Church where people of many denominations worship together 

[ Thomas E. Trask, Pastor 

BETHEL MISSIONARY ASSEMBLY OF GOD 

| SI S i 

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8900 Middlebelt, Livqnia 

(Near Joy Rd.) 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 

MORNING WORSHIP 

EVENING WORSHIP 

WED FAMILY NIGH 

4211 9140 

9:45 A.M. 

11:00 A.M. 

6:30 P.M. 

7:00 P.M. 

"A Friendly Church with Christ Centered Purpose' 

Westland Assembly of God 

1075 Venoy Rd at Marquette Garden City 

421-0476 or 386-3765 

Sunday School 10 a m 

Morning Worship 11 0( 

"CONFESSION OF THE BELIEVER'S 

PRIVILEGES IN CHRIST" 

Pastor F. G. Lemelin Jr. 

Evening Worship 6:00 P M Wednesday Nighl Bible Study 7:i 0 P.M 

LUTHERAN WISCONSIN 

Wisconsin Evangelical 

Lutheran Churches 

WISCONSIN LUTHERAK 

RADIO HOUR 

WCAR 1090 SUNDAY 10:30 A M 

In Livonia — St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church, 

17810 Farmington Rd. 

Pastor Wintred Koelpin - 261-8759 

Worship Services - 8:30 & 11:00 am 

In Plymouth — St. Peter Ev. Lutheran Churcji 

1343 Penniman Ave. 

Pastor Leonard Koeninger - 453-3393 

Worship Services 8 & 10:30 a m • Sunday School 9:15 am 

In Redford Township - Lola Valley Ev. Lutheran C lurch 

14750 Kinloch 

Pastor Edward Zell - 532-8655 

Worship Services 8:30 a m & 11 a m • Sunday School 9:45 a m 

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K \\C AI K M ( .()\ I \ \ \ I ( AMI RICA 

FAITH 

COVENANT 

CHURCH 

Sunday School 

Morning Worship 

Sunday Evening 

Wed. Family Night 

Pastor 

Michael A Halleen 

Associate Pastor 

Marv Miller Vikander 

Minister to Youth 

David A Rose 

35415 W. 14 Mile Rd. 

9:30 A.M. 

10:45 A M 

7:00 P.M. 

6:15 P.M. 

at Drake I 

661-9191 

A church was finally erected at a 

cost of $12,000. The windows were donated 

by the Sisters of the Immaculate 

Heart of Mary, who worked without 

compensation until a school was established. 

Because of other commitments the 

Sisters of IHM could not continue their 

work in the parish, so the Sisters of St. 

Francis took over the responsibility of 

the school, a commitment they still 

have. 

WHEN FR. STACK was transferred 

after eight years, he left behind a wellestablished 

parish which was next led 

by the Rev. Anthony Kirchner. His successor 

in 1944 was the Rev. John Ross, 

under whose leadership the parish continued 

to grow. 

A permanent convent was built in 

1952. These buildings replaced two 

dwellings located on the east side of 

Merriman, across from the old church, 

which was later demolished and replaced 

by a parking lot. 

The present church was built in 1954 

at a cost of $118,000. It was completed 

in time to celebrate Christmas Eve 

mass that year. 

Fr. Ross retired in 1966 after 22 

years of dedicated service. He was succeeded 

by the Rev. Edward Kalinowski 

who died in 1967 shortly after his arrival. 

For a short time the parish had no 

pastor. But in the same year the Rev. 

Charles O'Neill was appointed. 

Under his leadership the church was 

remodeled and additions were made to 

the rectory. 

Today the church has a variety of organizations 

and clubs to serve the 

needs of young and old. Religious education 

is provided for young people 

through catechism classes. Members 

regard St. Raphael as a vital part of 

the community it serves. 

Thursday, September 9, 1982 O&E ; 

St. Raphael observes golden anniversary 

The present St. Raphael Catholic 

Church (above) was built in 

1954 at a cost of $118,000. At the 

right is the earlier church which 

was built in 1934 for $12,000 and 

torn down to make room for 

parking. 

Bible class begins another season 

The Community Bible Class taught 

by Margaret Hess of Ward Presbyterian 

Church, Livonia, will begin its 1982- 

Margaret Hess 

Bible teacher 

church bulletin 

• HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN 

The Rev. Robert Nelson, assistant to 

Bishop Raymond Heine of the Michigan 

Synod - Lutheran Church in America, 

will be guest preacher as the congregation 

of Holy Cross Lutheran Church, 

1119 Newburgh, Westland, observes 

Holy Cross Day at services Sunday. It 

will be one of two celebrations planned 

by the church in honor of its 20 years of 

service in Westland. The second will be 

a reunion Oct. 9-10. 

A congregational picnic and an afternoon 

of fun and games will follow the 

festive service of worship on Sunday. 

Bishop Raymond Heine and the Rev. 

Richard Schultz, pastor of Holy Cross 

from 1973-80, will be present for the 

October activities. Former members of 

the church will be invited to the Oct. 9 

anniversary dinner and the worship 

service Oct. 10. 

Holy Cross was organized by the 

Rev. Robert Kauffman, who conducted 

the first service of worship at the 

Wayne-Ford Civic League on Nov. 4, 

1962 with an attendance of 77. 

Early in 1963 the congregation began 

meeting in Wilson School on Wildwood 

until the dedication of its present home 

on Newburgh. The congregation has 

been served by five pastors. Its present 

pastor is the Rev. Merlin E. Jacobs, 

who arrived April 1981. 

class reunions 

The Observer & Eccentric will 

help locate classmates for school 

reunions. 

Submit announcements in writing 

to Margaret Miller, Observer & Eccentric, 

36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 

48150. Full names must be used urith 

telephone numbers 

• PLYMOUTH 1952 

The Plymouth High School class of 

1952 plans a 30-year reunion Sept. 11. 

For particulars call Carolyn (Smity) 

McKinley, 453-2215, or Joyce (Houghton) 

Grieve, 459-5879. 

• LIVONIA FRANKLIN 1977 

The class that graduated in 1977 

from Franklin High School will hold its 

83 season next Tuesday. 

The class meets 9:30-11 a.m. weekly 

in the church sanctuary. 

It draws students from all over this 

area and a large number of denominations, 

including Methodist, Baptist, Lutheran, 

Christian Scientist, Presbyterian, 

Roman Catholic, Episcopal, Unity 

and independent Bible churches. 

Its teacher has been leading Bible 

study in this area for more than 30 

years. She is the wife of Dr. Bartlett L. 

Hess, senior minister of Ward Presbyterian 

Church of Livonia. 

In its program, the class goes 

through the entire Bible in eight years 

using a course written by Mrs. Hess, 

Students may join at any point. The format 

involves small group discussion 

sessions for the first half hour and then 

a lesson by the leader. 

THIS YEAR the class will studykings 

and prophets, including the books 

• MEMORIAL CHURCH OF 

CHRIST 

"Fishers of Men" is the theme for the 

Bible School Rally Day Sunday at the 

Memorial Church of Christ, 35475 Five 

Mile, Livonia. It is the beginning of a 

three-week effort to bring visitors to 

the church on Sept. 12, 19 and 26. The 

person in each adult class of the Bible 

school who brings in the most visitors 

will be recognized and rewarded. 

Youth will also be recognized and 

rewarded for the same effort. 

A fish fry at noon is planned for all 

those in attendance Sept. 12. Chicken is 

also on the menu. 

• KENWOOD CHURCH OF 

CHRIST 

A new program called AID (Accountability 

in Discipleship)will start this 

weekend in Kenwwod Church of Christ, 

20200 Merriman, Livonia. It will include 

a bowling league, youth chorale, 

volleyball, 3-D (diet, disciple and discipleship), 

missionary interest, restoration 

history and Christmas crafts. 

Bowling runs all year and the other 

programs 10 weeks. A new selection of 

classes will be offered in January. 

• LIVONIA BAPTIST 

Livonia Baptist Church, 32940 

Schoolcraft, will sponsor a lay renewal 

five-year reunion 7:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. 

Saturday, Sept. 18 at Porter Street Station 

Restaurant, 1400 Porter, Detroit. 

Tickets are $15 for food, music and 

beer and wine. A cash bar also will be 

available. To make reservations, send 

checks to FHS Class of 1977, 7558 Melvin, 

Westland, 48185. 

• SOUTHFIELD ADULT EDU- 

CATION 

The daytime adult education classes 

taught by Connie McGuinness at Southfield 

High School 1970 to 1972 are planning 

a reunion beginning at 7 p.m. Sept. 

23 at the Steak & Ale restaurant, 24666 

Northwestern, Southfield. Members of 

McGuiness classes of prior or later 

years also are invited. Reservations 

of Ecclesiastes, Sc ng of Solomon, 

Jonah and Isiah The topic for the first 

session will be Your Power to 

Choose," with the te «t from 2 Chronicles, 

verses 1-3. 

Nancy Adrean of West Bloomfield 

serves as coordinator for the class, assisted 

by Lois Chapin of Livonia. Workers 

in the class now number nearly 100. 

The classes are ta|ied each week and 

Jane Reum of Livonia makes 90 copies 

of each tape. These are distributed by 

Marie Jewett of Livcnia and a committee 

which sells some at cost and loans 

others out to class rpembers and anyone 

interested. 

Some are used b> small groups in 

other part of the cou itry. 

Those interested n pre-enrollment 

may call Chapin, 425-3143. Enrollments 

also will be taljen 20 minutes before 

the first session. 

weekend Friday thrc ugh Sunday Sept. 

10-12. The 14 lay lea ders involved are 

from the New Albany, Ind. area. The 

schedule includes a qinner meeting at 

6:30 p.m. Friday, sm^ll group meetings 

Saturday morning arid a dinner meeting 

at 6 p.m. that njght. Participants 

will also attend regular church services 

on Sunday. 

The renreal weekerid is a time when 

laymen relate experiences that have 

led to a deeper spiritual understanding 

of the meaning and plurpose of life, to 

the discovery of a more meaningful 

faith and the joy of us ing gifts and talents 

to help others. 

• DETROIT LAESfTADIAN CON- 

GREGATION 

Fall Sunday school 

classes will begin 

at 5:15 p.m. Sunday at the Detroit Laestadian 

Congregation, 290 Fairground, 

Plymouth. Anyone fishing to enroll 

children may call the êv Don Iâhti at 

471-1316 or the Sund y school superintendent 

Al Hongisto at 476-1787. 

• WAYNE FIRST iAPTIST 

"Forward in Faith' is the theme of 

the second annual fall focus that will 

take place Saturday i nd Sunday, Sept 

11 and 12 at the First feaptist Church of 

Wayne, 36125 Glenwobd. The weekend 

events will start with tihe Junior Choir's 

are needed by Sept. 15. Call Louise 

Craft. 357-4689 or D Drothy Felstow, 

356-2515 

• REDFORD THUIj STON 1967 

The Thurston High School class of 

1967 plans a 15-year relu nion Sept. 25 in 

Fandango Hall, Taylofr For reservations 

call Sue Davidson, 937-9362. 

. GARDEN CITY WEST 1977 

The Garden City Wpst class of 1977 

will have a five-year reunion Sept. 25 

at Karas House, on Venoy half a mile 

north of Michigan in Westland. Tickets 

are $16 per person. For more information, 

call Diane Jablon^ki, 422-0677. 

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Study materials will be available for 

$1. Care is provided for pre-schoolers 

at all sessions. 

THIS TEACHER'S ajm is to make 

the Bible come alive through a study of 

historical, geographical ând archeological 

backgrounds. The Hesses have visitedbiblical 

lands seven times and have 

traveled extensively in Europe and the 

Orient as well as in this Country 

Mrs. Hess, author of several books 

including "Lcve Knows No Barrier." 

"Esther. Courage in Crisis," and "Unconventional 

Women." seeks in the 

Bible course as well as in the books to 

apply biblical teachings to everyday 

situations 

She is listed in Marqufls' "Who's Who 

among American Women" and "Who's 

Who in the Midwest." 

presentation of the musical, "Enchanted 

Journey" at 7 p.m. Saturday. It will 

be followed by an ice dream social in 

the church's central courtyard. Sunday 

school for all ages will begin at 9 30 

a m followed by a special service at 

11:45 a.m. After the service there will 

be a picnic lunch under the trees on the 

east lawn. At 2 30 p.m gospel singer 

Don Wharton will perform in concert 

"Enchanted Journey"' is based on 

"Pilgrim's Progress" by John Bunyan 

The choir will take the audience on a 

musiical journey that tr; ces the path of 

one searching for trut meaning and 

happiness in life. Written by Cam and 

Cher Floria, the concert will involve 

both music and drama. 

Speaking at Sunday services will be 

the Rev. Ken Olsen, brother of Dr Arnold 

Olsen, senior pastor of the church 

This will be his first talk at First Baptist 

since he left the church last year to 

pastor a church in New Hampshire 

• ST KEVIN CATHOLIC 

The 25th anniversary of St Kevin 

Catholic Church, 30043 Parkwood, Ink 

ster, will be celebrated Sept 10-12 

Family night with video and arcade 

games, clowns, music and dinner will 

be from 6-11 30 pm Friday Barry 

ZeVan of TV 4 will pult in an appearance. 

• LIVONIA BENTLKY 1967 

The Bentley High jjchool class of 

1967 plans a 15-year reiinion Sept 24 

Tickets are $20 per pepson and information 

is available from Gail (Morell) 

Montroy, 534-8286. or Emil Mucciao. 

525-0325. 

• FARMINGTON 1962 

The 20-year reunion f the Farmington 

High School class Of 1962 will be 

held Oct 9 in the Farmington Community 

Center. Details are available from 

the community center 477-8404, the 

high school, 474-6155, o* Amy E Knoy, 

476-7072.

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"The Dozens" (1981), 7 arid 10:30 

p.m., and "Return of the Secaucus 7" 

(1980), 8:30 p.m., today and Friday 

at the Punch & Judy, 21 Kercheval, 

Grosse Pointe Farms, phone 882- 

7363, $3. Running times 80 ami 106 

minutes. 

What's new in American film? The 

Classic Film Theatre folks attempt to 

answer that question by presenting 

eight new, independently made films in 

the next four weeks at the Punch & 

Judy. The CFT describes its fare as 

"the collective product of a highly diverse 

group of talented and dedicated 

regional filmmakers" and explains that 

one earmark of all the films is a low, 

low budget. 

John Sayles' "Secaucus 7" was made 

on $60,000, and went on to win numerous 

awards and critical praise. It's the 

story of the weekend reunion of seven 

friends — political activists in their 

student years — who are now approaching 

middle age. 

"The Dozens" is a film by Christine 

Dall and Randall Conrad that concerns 

a young woman, recently released 

from a correctional facility, who must 

deal with an infant child, a cocaine- 

auditions 

Crossroads Productions, Ltd., will 

hold auditions for its fourth season of 

professional touring shows from 10 

a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at the Southfield 

Parks and Recreation Building, 

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Future films in the series include 

"Hartland,'' "The Haunting of M" and 

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"Coal Miner's Daughter" (1981), 7:30 

and 10 p m. Friday arid Saturday at 

Cass City Cinema, 4605 Cass at Forest, 

Detroit, phone 832-6309, $2. Running 

time 125 minutes. 

Sissy Spacek becomes Loretta Lynn 

in this moving portrayal of the countrywestern 

star. Yet director Michael Apted 

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Miner's Daughter" is a solid piece of 

docu-drama — with the emphasis on 

drama — 'that's both entertaining and 

26000 Everjgreen at Civic Center Drive. 

Audition^ are by appointment only. 

To arrange an audition call Crossroads 

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Prep football preview 

take a jump shot during 

lich Salem won, 43-26. 

staff photos by GARY CASKEY 

Tuesday's contest, 

Salem soars 

Quicker Rocks roll 

By C.J. Riaak 

staff writer 

Openers test for local teams 

By C.J. Ritak 

and Brad Emont 

staff writers 

So, at long last it's arrived. 

Football season is here. The preseason 

scrimmages are memories, as each and 

every area football squad gears up for another 

knock-down, helmut-crunching, hardtackling 

season. Whatever teams do those 

things the best will emerge at the top of 

their respective leagues. 

Which brings us to the "What's New" segment 

of our first football prediction column 

Number one on the list comes under 

the league category. Last year, there were 

six different leagues in the Observer area. 

This season there are three: the Northwest 

Suburban League (NSL), the Catholic 

League and the newest entry, the Western 

Lakes Activities League (WLAA). 

The WLAA has| picked up the remnants of 

the Suburban Eight League (Plymouth Salem 

and Livonia Bentley) and combined it 

with Inter-Lak^s League (Farmington, 

Livonia Stevenson and Walled Lake Central) 

and Westerh Six League (Farmington 

Harrison, Livonia Churchill, Plymouth Canton, 

Northville aid Walled Lake Western). 

With a playoff system matching division 

winner against division winner, the WLAA 

will add some spark to the season's end. 

So, what else ig new, you ask? 

GARDEN CItY, that's what. No East or 

West, just Garjlen City. West closed its 

doors at the end of the last school year and 

the two schools merged. The team won't be 

the Tigers (Wes 's nickname) or the Panth- 

ers (as East w known). It'll be the Cougars 

(a compromise hoice). 

What the consolidation means is that Gar- 

den City, which will still compete in the 

NSL, will be much more competitive than it 

was for the last few seasons — if there is no 

leftover animosity from the East vs. West 

days. 

There are other changes. Livonia 

Clarenceville's league, the Metro West, has 

collapsed, so the Trojans are now an independent. 

And Canton and Salem, the two 

schools located right next to each other, will 

meet on the gridiron for the first time ever. 

That game won't be for another week. 

First, let's see how my co-sports editor. 

Brad Emons, and myself forsee the weekend's 

games. 

Please turn to Page 2C 

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Death keeps step with technology 

Roger Hart, who been a summer 

staffer with the Observer & Eccentric 

sports department this year, has covered 

auto racing as a photographer for 

the Associated Press for three years. 

He has regularly followed Indy car 

races, the NASCAR circuit, and Formula 

One races. 

Death has taken four friends away from 

me this year. 

I use the term "friends" rather loosely. I 

had never been over to their houses for 

dinner nor was I in attendance at their 

weddings. 

But the four men who died had shared 

with me many of their triumphs, and I 

was truly saddened by their death. 

I shouldn't be so selfish as to say the 

loss was unique to me, but every motor 

sports fan in the world was taken by their 

loss. 

Death is something that is not uncommon 

in auto racing. It is accepted as part 

of the risks of living in the fast lane. Death 

is very rarely — if ever — talked about by 

these men who push themselves and their 

machines more than 200 miles per hour. 

But even though deaths, or serious accidents, 

go hand in hand with racing, for me, 

as a fan and an observer, death is still 

hard to accep . 

IN MAY, Formula One driver Gilles 

Villeneuve died while practicing for the 

Belgian Grand Prix in Zolder, Belgium. 

VilleneuveJ from Canada, ran his Ferrari 

into the rear of a car driven by 

Jochen Mass While on a practice lap. 

The Canadian's car flipped through the 

air and crashed into a retaining wall, killing 

the drive". Mass was unhurt in the incident. 

Also in May, during the first weekend of 

qualifying fcr the Indianapolis 500, Gordon 

Smalley crashed into the wall at the 

Indianapolis Motor Speedway at nearly 

200 miles pet - hour. Smalley was killed instantly 

as th

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Salem should topple North; Canton-Bent 

A 

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N. FARMINGTON at PLYMOUTH 

SALEM, 7:30 p.m. Friday — The first 

meeting between the two schools — 

both which have enjoyed success in the 

western suburbs. 

Coaches around the area say Salem 

is loaded and deep. A year ago, the Junior-dominated 

Rocks took powerful 

Dearborn Fordson to overtime before 

losing. 

North Farmington, the defending 

NSL co-champion, is rebuilding. PICK 

— Emons knows better, Salem by 12. 

Risak agrees — it's an off year for 

North. 

REDFORD UNION at LIVONIA 

STEVENSON, 7:30 p.m. Friday — RU 

has lost a lot, but don't count the Panthers 

out yet. Back is Bob Macek, who 

gained 700 yards last year as a sophomore 

and earned All-NSL honors. RU 

will score, but the defense is a question 

mark. 

Stevenson also lost a lot, but Jack 

Reardon always comes up with something. 

Quarterback Pete Rose returns 

and so does target Dan McGinlay, a 

split end. 

The home team has always ruled in 

this series. Risak says it will again, by 

a touchdown. Emons sees a slightly 

wider margin of victory for Stevenson 

— eight points. 

CHURCHILL, 7 30 p.m. Friday — This 

could be Franklin's year. The Pats are 

deep, with Rich Popp returning at 

quarterback alnd five experienced 

receivers back There is also lots of 

size. 

Churchill los halfback John Bielis, 

receiver Steve Tracy and quarterback 

Bill Gavin to graduation. How fast the 

Chargers develop will be a determining 

factor to a su ccpssful season, 

Risak gives s Franklin the nod by 13. 

Emons likes Franklin by 10. 

CANTON at BENTLEY, 7:30 p.m. 

Friday — A pîr of 2-7 teams a year 

ago, both expect to be much improved 

this season. Bentley is led by linebacker 

Steve Sapenza, an All-Observer 

choice in 1981^ halfback Keith Percin 

and quarterback Steve Gregor. 

Canton has experienced players returning 

at 17 of 22 positions, including 

quarterback Pat Murphy and tight end 

deluxe Bob Wasczenski. But Canton 

lacks depth, Which means injuries to 

key players coUld cripple the Chiefs. 

A year ago, iBentley won a close con- 

test. Risak iees Canton this time 

around by two points. Emons goes with 

Bentley seven. 

WESTLANp JOHN GLENN vs. 

WATERFORD, 8 p.m. Friday, Pontiac 

Silverdome — A nice place to open the 

season. Look for Glenn, the NSL co- 

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Leading the Glenn assault is running 

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Risak says Glenn by 12. Emons also 

chooses Glenn, by 10. 

REDFORD THURSTON at NORTH- 

VILLE, 7:30 p.m. Friday — Thurston 

lost almost everyone from a 2-7 team. 

Still, returning are quarterback Miles 

Handy, a part-time starter last season, 

tackle Ed Dumas, center Steve Sersen 

and back Rich Ochmanski. Can this 

bunch handle Northville? 

Risak says no — Northville by 12. 

Emons likes Northville by 14. 

BISHOP BORGESS vs. RIVER- 

VIEW, 7:30 p.m. Friday, Garden City 

High School — With speedsters Ron 

Gasparotto, Tim Walton and Chuck 

Gregory returning in the backfield, 

Borgess' option offense should be explosive. 

Too tough for Riverview, a 

Class B team that was 8-1 a year ago. 

Risak picks Borgess by seven. Emons 

expects Borgess to win, but by three in 

overtime. 

GARDEN CITY at MELVINDALE, 

7:30 p.m. Friday — Garden City is a 

team to watch. How well coach Gary 

Humphrey can combine East and West 

is the key to the season. He has two 

quarterbacks with experience: John 

Romano (with East) and Al Stuypyra 

(with West). Garden City could surprise 

a lot of teams. Melvindale won't stop 

the Cougars, according tp Risak, who 

picks GC by 14. Emonf agrees: the 

Cougars by six. 

CLARENCEVILLE at CARLETON 

AIRPORT, 7:30 p.m. Friday — 

Clarenceville lost much of its potent 

backfield but does return Walt O'Dowd, 

who will play tailback this. season. The 

Trojans grounded Airpo )rj in ir last year's 

opener, 22-0. Can they repeat this sea 

son? No repeat this time says Risak — 

Airport by four. Emons thinks Airport 

will fly to a one-point wii 

CATHOLIC CENTRA! vs. TRAV- 

ERSE CITY, 6 p.m. Saturday at Pontiac 

SUverdome — Coach Tom Mach 

compares this year's tfeam with his 

a tossup 

1979 Class A champions. Jeff Gatt, Jeff 

Alcala and Rick Paler lead the offensive 

backfield. But Traverse City is a 

tough nut to crack. CC's opener won't 

be easy. Still, Risak and Emons figure 

the Shamrocks will prevail by six. 

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REDFORD ST. AGATHA, 7:30 p.m. 

Saturday at Howard Kraft Field — The 

senior-laden Aggies (19 of 28 on varsity) 

return 15 starters from a 7-2 

team. John Orzech is back at quarterback, 

Tracy Tonti returns at fullback 

and therms lots of size in the trenches. 

Looks like the Aggies' year. Risak 

picks St. Agatha by a bundle (20 points 

at least). Emons goes with Agatiia by 

13. 

Bowler lands a spot on All-America team 

Aleta Rzepecki, the young star of the Women's 

All-Star Leagues, reached another high on her 

meteoric climb to national prestige when she was 

named captain of the All-America second team this 

past week. 

This is the highest honor that has come to the 

Detroit-area women and earned her, in the view of 

the writers and Women's International Bowling 

Congress (WIBC) officials, mention as the sixthranking 

member in the country. 

The All-America team is selected by a ballot of 

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ranking. 

ALL RECORDS for the opening night of the All- 

Star League season were shattered at this year's 

start. If it is an omen of what to expect in the weeks 

to come, the entire record book may be rewritten. 

In the two-night opener at Thunderbowl and Orchard 

Lake Lanes, there were six team counts 

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side, 12 all-stars broke the 700 barrier. 

Bonanza Enterprise set the team pace with a 

3,385, but one night later Goebel tied it. Stroh was 

just off the pace with a 3,277. 

John Bennett's 765 topped the individual performances. 

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next tournament, scheduled for February. The entry 

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Another tournament every league bowler in the 

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score. Dates are yet to be announced 

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500,000 bowlers. Half of the entry fee goes to the 

National Hall of Fame, under construction in St. 

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THE SEASON may only be a week old, but a pair 

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classic at Westland Bowl. 

Joe Boldizer registered both, posting a 702 series 

Friday that matched a 702 he bowled a week earlier. 

Bob Pniewski opened with a 257 en route to a 

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Competition is in eight different divisions: 

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Prep soccer pre-season look 

Area 

By Brad Emont 

and Paul King 

staff writer 

Prep soccer in the western suburbs 

continues to grow. 

Garden City High School will unveil 

a varsity boys' program for the first 

time this fall. 

Most of the area schools will compete 

in the Western Lakes Activities 

Association (WLAA). It replaces the old 

Western Suburban Soccer League 

(WSSL). 

The Lakes Division includes Livonia 

Bentley, Livonia Stevenson, Farmington, 

North Farmington and Plymouth 

Salem. Members of the Western Division 

will be Livonia Churchill, Livonia 

Franklin, Farmington Harrison, Northville 

and Plymouth Canton 

Other varsity soccer clubs include 

Catholic Central and Bishop Borgess 

(Central Division), Redford Temple 

Christian (Great Lakes Christian 

League) and Garden City (independent). 

This also the first year that the Michigan 

High School Athletic Association 

is sponsoring a statewide tournament. 

Last season, Stevenson was runnerup 

to Troy Athens in a Michigan Soccer 

Coaches Association state championship. 

Here is a preview of this year's area 

schools. 

LIVONIA STEVENSON 

It's going to be tough for the Spartans 

to repeat last year's performance, 

but coach Pete Scerri thinks it can be 

done. 

Stevenson was 15-2-1 and won the 

Blue Division of the WSSL 

Five regulars were lost including 

goalie Ken McDonald and striker Dave 

Kusza, both All-Observer performers. 

Returning players include striker 

Gary Mexicotte, a senior co-captain 

who scored 32 goals last year en route 

to All-League and All-State honors. 

Other returnees include junior Eric 

Pence, striker, Mike Aulicno, midfielder, 

junior Dan Divens, defender; Bill 

Ravenna, halfback and co-captain; Ken 

Burt, goalie; Louis Broccardo, midfielder, 

Larry Witkowski, forward; 

Mark Giordano, forward, Dan Laurie, 

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North Farmington at Canton, 4 p.m. 

Bentley at Livonia Churchill, 7 p.m 

Garden City at Allen Park Baptist, 4 p.m. 

Catholic Central vs Dearborn Edsel Ford 

(Bell Creek Park), 4 p.m 

Friday, Sept. 10 

Stevenson at Livonia Franklin, 4 30 p.m 

Salem at Farmington Harrison, 4 p.m. 

Saturday, Sept. 11 

Traverse City vs Catholic Central 

(Bell Creek Park), 1 p m 

s take aim at Stevenson 

All the other teams are always up 

for us," Scerri said. "If we stay healthy, 

e can go a long way." 

Scerri's teams have won or shared 

five of the last six league titles. 

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LIVONIA CHURCHILL 

The Chargers should also be a con- 

tf nder after finishing 12-2-2 a year ago. 

Ttieir only losses were to Troy Athens 

and Stevenson. 

Five starters are gone. The biggest 

iss is striker Eric Van Zanten, an All- 

Leaguer who returned to his native 

Finland. 

Coach John Neff, however, was 

greeted by two new visitors from 

>road — Michael Ericksson from 

eden and Eric Hansen from Denark. 

Both are seniors. 

They n will joined by All-Leaguer Paul 

Newstead, a senior striker, Dave Parr, 

halfback; Doug Klucevek, midfielder, 

Chris Cassar, forward; junior Phil Lussifer, 

defender; junior Mike Duckworth, 

forward; junior John Neff, forward; 

Rick Ajluni, defender; All-Leaguer 

Jbhn Lectka, defender, junior Chris 

Rpse, forward 

The goalies will be Sam Matovski, a 

phomore, and 6-foot-7 John Merner, 

•enior. 

"Stevenson is the team to beat,' said 

ff. "We hope to get off to a good 

sttrt and win our conference.' 

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Itch Ken Johnson. 

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Todd Chapman; Ashley Long, defender, 

Bob Bowling, defender, Paul Weber, 

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tt Crook, forward; and Tom Skro- 

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iewcomers include Catholic Central 

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Jim Hasson, midfielder, Greg 

Makila, midfielder, Matt Kean, defender, 

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Caranicolas hopes improve on last 

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"It will be tough to catch Churchill 

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Franklin coach, "but we're going to 

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"We should have some close games 

this year. We're balanced. We should 

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LIVONIA BENTLEY 

Pete Camilleri becomes the youngest 

coach in the league at 22 years. He replaces 

Paul Scicluna, who retired after 

four seasons. 

Ten players graduated and eight return. 

The biggest loss was striker Marty 

Caves, who scored 20 goals for the 

Bulldogs made All-League and secondteam 

All-State. 

Second-team All-League pick Brian 

Schonfield, a midfielder, returns along 

with junior midfielder Abe Yaffai; Pete 

Lomas, forward; Eugene L. Pulice, defender, 

Eugene R, Pulice, sophomore 

forward; tyartin Clark, forward; Bill 

Benson, defender, Raffi Tufenkjian, 

midfielder, Dennis Patchett, forward. 

The Pulice's are cousins, not brothers. 

Camilleri admits his team is very 

young. The Bulldogs open tonight at 

Churchill. Game time is 7. 

"We'll have to run and hustle," said 

the rookie coach. "We could surprise a 

few teams on our schedule." 

PLYMOUTH CANTON 

The Chiefs, coached by Tony Lonigro, 

won five of nine games last season. 

Four players were lost, but returning 

are nine starters: Tom Wright, a junior 

forward; Eddie Hintz, forward; Mike 

Jennings, junior midfielder, Bob Brusa, 

midfielder, John and Jim Luce, junior 

forwards; Mike Funkhouser, defender, 

Wade Higgason, forward; Scott Cherry, 

midfielder; Tim McFarland, midfielder. 

Two foreign exchange students will 

also help Lonigro — Jonas Palm from 

Sweden, a good dribbler, and Juha Halminen, 

a forward from Finland. 

Freshman Bryan Whiteley, a for- 

ward, is also expected to contribute 

right away. 

Canton is carrying 24 players this 

year. Forty-eight competed for spots. 

"We believe we'll be a better and 

stronger team this fall," said the second-year 

coach. "Our midfield is much 

improved from 1981. We were a good 

first-half team, but in the second half 

we went down." 

CATHOLIC CENTRAL 

Twelve players return from last 

year's 14-5 squad. 

Ten graduate^. The most notable 

loss was All-Observer choice Joe 

Moreau, who tied a Shamrock school 

record with 28 goals. 

All-Catholic League junior goaltender 

Bob Sinnaeve, however, returns 

along with Bob Orlowski, Steve DeMattos, 

Dan Fitzpatrick, Troy Collareno, 

Rick Longuski, Con Griffin, Don Guss, 

Tom Cornille, Mike Pinkelman, Dan 

Scharpf and Matt Dosmann. 

CC, coached by Bill Thrasher, will 

compete in the Central Division along 

with Detroit DeLaSalle, Harper Woods 

Notre Dame, Harper Woods Bishop 

Gallagher, Birmingham Brother Rice 

and Redford Bishop Borgess. 

"We're going to be quick to the ball," 

said Thrasher. "Our shooting is much 

improved from last year. We could set 

another record' in goal scoring this 

year." 

Thrasher said Notre Dame and De- 

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with his team for the league crown. 

BISHOP BORGESS 

First-year coach Rich Misialowski, a 

1973 Borgess grad, takes over an inexperienced 

varsity squad. 

The Spartans are rebuilding this fall 

and hope to be a contender in two 

years, according to the goals of the new 

mentor. 

Five players figure to contribute 

right away. They include Mike Forest, 

a senior midfielder, Bill Brown, a senior 

striker, and two freshman — Mike 

Cigler and Larry Piult. Junior Joe 

Burns will be the goaltender. 

The Spartans will carry 18 underclassmen 

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Misialowski's other goal is to improve 

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ART EMANUELE/staff photographer 

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GARDEN CITY 

"I get an education every time I go 

out for practice," said Gary Prevo, the 

coach who is launching Garden City's 

first varsity team. 

"These guys have all played recreation 

soccer, but this is a different 

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talent and we'll be a well balanced 

team." 

Senior Cary Even is the team captain. 

Juniors Scott Gromacki and Andy 

Muglia serve as assistant captains. 

Seniors Ron Adolf, Frank Gentile 

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"Our strengths are our back positions 

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"I feel confident about our defense. 

Our forward line is also coming along." 

Garden City will compete as an independent 

during its first year of play. 

"I think we'll be competitive with the 

teams on our schedule," Prevo said. "I 

think we'll have a team for Stevenson 

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Spartan cagers shock Thurston 

Livonia Stevenson girls' basketball 

coach Jim George went into Tuesday's 

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His worst fears were quickly erased 

as the Spartans put together a balanced 

scoring attack to surprise host Redford 

Thurston, 46-44. 

"I'm really happy to open and go 

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George, whose team won only five 

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Forward Debbie Jurczyszyn led the 

Spartans with 15 points. Center Sherry 

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Bev Irwin and Dhana Ponners added 10 

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Mary Kress, a sophomore pointguard, 

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eight. 

The difference came in the second 

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17-3. Irwin, a guard, registered 

three steals and converted them into 

layups while Evans added eight points 

during the surge. 

"We made the outside shots but 

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coach George Heger, whose team is expected 

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LIVONIA BENTLEY 53 

REDFORD UNION 22 

The Bulldogs broke away from a 22- 

13 half time lead to win going away 

Tuesday at Bentley. 

Senior forward Kim Archer took 

charge with 21 points and 20 rebounds. 

Sophomore Lonnie Payne may have 

earned a starting spot as she came off 

the bench to contribute nine points and 

five steals. Sheri Wolfe, another 10th 

grader, added seven. 

Kathy Storvis and Brenda Peer 

paced RU with eight and six, respectively. 

WESTLAND JOHN GLENN 33 

FARMINGTON 14 

Rebounding was the key as the host 

Rockets launched their 1982 season 

Tuesday with a victory. 

Frontliners Michelle McCullen, Carla 

Bergman, Colleen Reilly and Sally 

Lang limited the smaller Falcons to 

only one shot each trip down floor. 

Meanwhile, guards Sophie Caston- 

guay and Margie Pucci 

for Glenn with 10 and 

spectively. 

Linda Barbrick had s 

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"We got a lot of sej^nd and third 

shots," said veteran Glenn coach 

George Sommerman. "That was nice to 

see. 

"It was important to get off the 

ground with a win." 

LIVONIA FRANKLIN 42 

LIVONIA CHURCHILL 41 

Churchill had a chanc|e to win it in 

the final seconds, but Arîy Brow's 18foot 

shot rimmed in-and-out as the Patriots 

held on for the wtin in a game 

dominated by turnover^ Tuesday at 

Franklin. 

Sue Johnson, a junior forward, led 

Franklin and all scorers With 16 points, 

12 coming in the first ha f. Senior center 

Cathy Baringhaus chopped in with 

12. 

Three players tallied eight points 

each for Churchill — Brow, Patty 

Schmidt and Toni Richardson. Kelly 

Janes added six. 

The fast-breaking Platriot squad, 

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bounced back to cut margin to one at 

the end of first quarter. 

Franklin hit eight of 10 free throws 

compared with Churchill's seven of 13. 

WYAN. MT. CARMEL 50 

BISHOP BORGESS 45 

Turnovers also cost Bishop Borgess a 

victory in its season opener Tuesday at 

Wyandotte Mt. Carmel. 

The Spartans took a 26-17 half time 

lead only to have Mt. Carmel, a Class D 

school, roar back in the third quarter to 

take a one-point advantage. The 

Comets then outscored Borgess 15-11 in 

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The Look will be visiting several clubs in the Detroit area to 

introduce its record "Look Again." 

upcoming 

things to do 

• REVUE CONTINUES 

Livonia resident Phil Marcus 

Esser's musical revue "Cole Porter at 

the Book Cadillac" has been extended 

two weeks, Fridays-Saturdays 

through Sept. 18, at the Book Cadillac 

Hotel in downtown Detroit. A dinner 

show as at 7 p.m., with an 8:30 p.m. 

performance. Tickets also are available 

for show only. The late show has 

seating at 11 p.m. and show at 11:30. 

For more information call 961-2267. 

• CROW'S NEST 

Jazz pianist Charles Boles is appearing 

through Oct. 2 at the Crow's 

Nest in the Mayflower Hotel, Plymouth. 

This week he will appear at the 

Plymouth Festival, playing from 8:30 

p.m. to 12:30 a.m. tonight through 

Saturday on the Mayflower II's deck. 

Cocktails will be served, and there 

will be no cover charge for the outdoor 

entertainment Boles has worked 

with many jazz greats including B.B 

King, Aretha Franklin, Dinah Washington 

and Marvin Gaye. 

• JAMIE'S MUSIC 

Johnny Trudell plays Mondays at 

Jamie's on 7, 29703 W. Seven Mile 

Road, Livonia. Krosswinds is the attraction 

alternating with Smokin' on 

Tuesdays. Smokin' also plays Wednesdays-Saturdays. 

• CHOIR AUDITIONS 

The Livonia Youth Choir is looking 

for students to audition for the Elementary 

(fifth and sixth), Intermediate 

(seventh and eighth) and Senior 

(ninth through 12th) divisions from 

6:30-8:30 p.m. Monday in the Music 

Department at Bentley High School, 

15100 Hubbard at Five Mile Road. 

Those auditioning need not be Livonia 

residents. For additional information 

call 591-1408, or Linda Parr at 525- 

4177. 

• THE LOOK 

Introducing its new album called 

"Look Again," the Look will make 

several Detroit-area appearances. 

The band will appear tonight at Harpo's 

in Detroit, Saturday at the Music 

Box in Westland, Tuesday at Jaggers 

in Waterford and Sept. 17 at Cobo 

Hall, for the Motor City Jam in conjunction 

with WRIF 

• INDIA FESTIVAL 

A festival of Indian art, music and 

culture will be held Friday-Sunday at 

Hart Plaza in downtown Detroit. The 

festival will open at 11:30 a.m. Friday 

for the downtown lunch crowd and 

will officially open at 6 p.m. Friday 

with a prayer and invocation dance 

by Tina Makim. Dances from Bengal 

will be presented by the Bengali 

group Bichitra. Highlight of Saturday's 

program will be a Folk Dance 

Competition beginning at 4 p.m. Another 

competition of classical dances 

will be presented Sunday. Ethnic 

foods representing different Indian 

states and an ethnic gallery with arts 

and crafts of India also will be featured. 

\ 

Orbison in concert 

• BIG BANDS 

The big band sounds of Johnny Trudell 

and Eddie Nuccilli will be heard 

during the second annual Big Bands 

Bash Benefit for Detroit's Music Hall 

Center, from 7-11 p.m. Friday at the 

Renaissance Ballroom of the Westin 

Hotel. This year's bash is being presented 

by radio station KJY (94 FM) 

whose format features the big band 

sound of the '40s and '50s. Tickets at 

$10 are available at the Music Hall 

Box Office, any CTC outlet or at the 

door. 

• MOON FESTIVAL 

The sixth annual Moon Festival 

will be held from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. 

Saturday-Sunday at various lcoations 

on the Wayne State University campus 

in Detroit. The festival will feature 

Chinese dances, calligraphy and 

painting demonstrations, fashion 

shows, children's games, Chinese 

movies, and food and gift booths, as 

well as a Tea House at the Alumni 

House. 

• RECORD PARTY 

The band International Travler will 

appear at a record release party Friday 

night at Traxx in Detroit. The 

band has been playing in the Detroit 

area for about four years, presenting 

all its own music. Its concerts offer 

theater rock in a two-hour show of 

original music. Band members are 

Dan London, Joseph Anthony, John 

Westbrook and Matt Bono. This is the 

band's first record, featuring songs 

called "International Travler" and 

"Unemployment.'' There is a $3 cover 

charge for Friday's party at Traxx 

which also will present the group Andromeda. 

• B.B. KING 

Blues star B.B. King will appear in 

concert at 8 tonight at Meadow Brook 

Music Festival's Baldwin Pavilion on 

the Oakland University campus near 

Rochester. Along with King and his 

guitar, the program will include special 

guest artist Bobby "Blue" Bland. 

Tickets at $10 for pavilion and $8 for 

lawn are available at the Campus 

Ticket Office, Meadow Brook Music 

Festival Box Office and CTC outlets. 

• TOP 40 

Vizitor, a five-member, all-male 

Top 40 dance band, will appear Monday 

through Sept. 25 at Yesterday's in 

Southfield's Sheraton-Southfield Hotel. 

The band performs from 9 p.m. to 

1 a.m. Mondays-Saturdays. 

• REPERTORY OPENS 

The Fourth Street Playhouse in 

Royal Oak will open its first repertory 

production of the 1982-83 season 

with "The Woolgatherer" by William 

Mastrosimone at 8:30 tonight. Performances 

continue at 8:30 p.m. Thursdays, 

6 p.m. Saturdays and 3 p.m. 

Sundays through Oct. 9. Tickets are 

$5, with discount is available for students 

and senior citizens. For further 

information call 543-3666. 

i 1 , 

Singing star Roy Orbison will appear in concert at 9 p.m. 

Monday at Center Stage, 39940 Ford Road, Canton. Doors open 

at 7:30 p.m. Tickets at $11 are available at Hudson's, all CTC 

outlets and the Center Stage box office. The Texas-born singer, 

who now lives in Nashville, is listed as the No. 9 all-time recording 

artist in the British Guiness Book of Hit Singles. 

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Thursday, September 9, 1982 O&E (R,W.G-5C)*7C 

Oakway to open 10th anniversary season 

The Contemporary Civic Ballet will appear with 

the orchestra, dancing to Beethoven's Piano Con- 

Samuel Mayes 

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Oakway Symphony Orchestra Conductor 

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singers and dancers, who will open 

Oakways's 10th anniversary season in 

"Polish Spectacular!" 

The concert will present the Galicja 

Song and Dance Ensemble at 3 p.m. 

Sept. 26 at Madonna College, 1-96 and 

Levan, Livonia. Sister Francilene Van 

de Vyver, whose own heritage is Polish, 

will be guest conductor. 

The next three concert on on the season 

subscription series will be given at 

Harrison High School, 12 Mile Road 

west of Middlebelt in Farmington Hills. 

Samuel Mayes will play the Schumann 

Concerto for Cello at 3 p.m. Oct. 17. 

Ara Berberian, basso, and Dr. Harry 

Begian, guest conductor, will appear in 

a primarily Armenian concert at 3 p.m. 

Nov. 28. 

Artists of Tomorrow will present the 

winners of Oakway's annual artist 

competition, which is the largest in 

Michigan, at 3 p.m. Feb. 20. Four 

winners among young singers and instrumentals 

will perform with the orchestra. 

"Ballet — Burczyk — Beethoven" is 

a program combining the Contemporary 

Civic Ballet, Ruth Burczyk as piano 

soloist and the music of Beethoven's 

Piano Concerto No. 5 ("The Emperor"), 

at 8 p.m. April 15 at Southfield-Lathrup 

High School. 

Final concert in the series will feature 

pianist Ralph Votapek, first 

winner of the Van Cliburn International 

Competition in 1962, with Bloomfield 

Hills resident Ernest A. Jones as 

guest conductor, at 3 p.m. May 22 at 

Orchestra Hall in Detroit. 

Oakway will offer its 10th annual 

Cabaret Concert at 8 p.m. March 19 at 

Madonna College. Fat Bob Taylor and 

Julia Broxholm will sing light classical 

and popular songs, pianist Alice Haidostian 

will perform Gershwin's 

"Rhapsody in Blue" and Sister Van De 

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C o u n t r y p i c k i n ' 

The R and L Express will be provide some old-fashioned 

foot-stomping music at the third annual 

Greenmead Bluegrass Festival from 11 a.fti. to 6 p.m. 

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Michigan 4S150 

AVAILABLE NOW • 6 full time 

Uons ranging from company rep', 

ager trainee, stock display No e 

ence necessary, company will 

Mon , Thurs , Fri, after 10 am 537 

BEAUTICIANS WANTED 

For Northville salon Must have 

tele Rent station or work on 

age 348 

posi 

man 

^peri 

rain 

7066 

DM NO 

348 974 

lien 

9747 

CABLE TELEVISION top field ptjrson 

nel needed for nationally 

cable television 

enced only apply 

contractor 

313-478 

CANVASSERS, for Home Improvement 

Company Guaranteed salary and high 

commission Will train Must hav^ aut 

mobile Call Merle or Sam, 5591-7756 

CARPET CLEANING COMPANY (look- 

ing for hard working, responsible!Indi- 

viduals to work full time, must i>e 18 

and have transportation Start at |3 50 

per hr Sales positions also available 

Call Ron Johnson after 6pm 471J5450 

CASHIER 

Looking for something different! We 

have immediate openings for experi- 

enced cashiers Dressing room fitjings 

of customer! involved Excellent bene 

fits Apply in person today 

FREDERICK'S 

OF HOLLYWOOD 

Northland Center, Southfield 

CASHIER 

Part time evenings, apply Sheijman 

Drugs, Maple Lahser 647^4900 

CASHIERS 

Looking for full or pari t 

work? We have openings 

several shifts for some 

looking for extra income. 

Call for more informatlo 

562-0730 

me 

on 

One 

n. 

CHILDREN 

Back To School? 

ING ASSIGNMENTS 

APPLY NOW for temporary PAC» 

MENTS in Plvmou 

Livonia areas Must be 18 and have 

transportation 

ATTENTION! 

AOCTG and/or MGEMENT BA s 

With a couple yeart experience In Gen 

era I Ledger Bookkeeping thru Finan 

clal Statements, also experienced in 

Tax Reporting Some management ex- 

perience helpful Excellent opportunity 

for young, recent Grad Send resume 

% Novi Post Office, Box 967, Novi. Mi 

48050 - Attention Controller 

LIVONIA 

DEARBORN 

SOUTHFIELD 

525- 

565- 

569-7 

WITT 

SERVICES 

Temporary Help People 

AG- 

h 4 

own 

30 

60 

500 


POSITION AVAILABLE 

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 

THE COMMUNITY HOUSE 

BIRMINGHAM, MICHIGAN 

Experience required with emphasis In areas of: 

• FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 

• COMMUNITY RELATIONS 

• FUND RAISING 

. PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT 

• PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT 

• FOOD SERVICE 

SALARY TO BE NEGOTIATED 

Send resume to: 

IE ARCH COMMITTEE, THE COMMUNITY HOU8E 

3124 Bradway Blvd 

Birmingham, Michigan 48010 

Resumes must be received by September 30, 1982 

Bennigan's is opening its first restaurant in 

Ann Arbor Fun, food and drinks are our 

business Openings available for sharp, cncr- 

gctic, aggressive people. Earnings depend 

upon you and you can earn up to J7 per 

fcur. Positions available for all types of COOKS, SAl.AD. 

PlEP, DISHWASHER, FOOD AND COCKTAIL SER- 

VSRS, BARTENDERS. SERVICE ASSISTANTS and 

POOR COORDINATORS 

YOU'RE BOUND TO FIND OPPORTUNITY 

NNJGANI 

Apply in Person Monday-Saturday, 9 6 P.M 

575 Briarwood Circle 

Ann Arbor, Ml 

(Comer of Sate Sc 4 Briarwood Mall) 

An equal opportunity employer, M-F 

cm 


CASHIERS WANTED - Experience 

necessary Full time 4 part time posi 

tions available Apply at 11 Mile-Green 

field station Total Petroleum lnc 

An Equal Opportunity Employer 

CASHIER to work In exclusive liquor 4 

wine store Experience in selling of li 

quor a must Starting pay is $3 85 Work 

schudule includes 4 days closing includ 

ing Sunday, 2 days opening Apply in 

person Vintage Wii 

Or 

ing Sunday, 2 

"*'ine Shop, Corner of 

tirchard Lake & Pontiac Trail 

CLERK CASHIER, $3 75 start May 

flower Party Shop, 824 S Main, Plym 

outh Part time, Evenings till 2AM 21 

or over Apply in person only 9AM 

2 PM No calls accepted 

COPY/CONTACT Automotive Box 94, 

Bloomfield Hills, Michigan 48013 

COUNTER CLERK 

Mature person, full and part 

time. No experience neces- 

sary. Complete Union bene- 

fits. Transportation neces- 

sary. Apply in person, Janet 

Davis Cleaners, 15 Mile at 

Lahser. 

DATA ENTRY POSITION 

Responsible person for early shift, 6 30 

AM - 3 PM Experience on Northern 

Telecom or IBM 2742 helpful Call to 

arrange interview Southfield 352-7560 

DELIVERY man for Plymouth Canton 

area High school graduate preferred 

Minimum wage to start Approximately 

before 9am or 

32 hours per week Call 

after 4pm 455-6644 

DELIVERY 4 selling lunches to fine of 

fices Mon thru Fri 9am 1pm Must be 

dependable & have car GoodJob while 

children are in school 25099 Telegraph 

Rd N of 10 Mile 

DESK CLERKS 

Dorchester Motel 

Part time, no experience 

necessary. 19 to 60 years of 

age. Night Duty. Call be- 

tween 10am - 5 pm. 

Ask for Ed. or Don. 

531-6955 

DO YOU need extra cash for Christ 

mas 7 Demonstrate toys and gifts from 

now until December Absolutely no in- 

vestment Free kit For more informa 

tion call between 10 & 5 PM Grace 

584 8675 or Gale 838 8977 

DRIVERS for Domino's Pizza Must be 

18 or over 4 have car Minimum Wage 

+ Mileage Please apply, after 4PM, 

at Domino's Pizza, 6030 N Wayne Rd 

or 28985 Joy Rd., in Westland 

DRY CLEANER MANAGER 

experienced in all phases of Dry Clean- 

ing Dearborn Heights area Call Mr 

Currier, 4pm 6pm only, 425-5772 

DRY CLEANERS Cleaner & spotter 

Experience a must With references 

Livonia 422-5590 

DUE TO COMPANY relocation in 

Dearborn HU area 6 full time positions, 

no lay offs, positions ranging from 

stock display to mgr trainee to com pa 

ny rep No experience necessary Com 

pany will train For appt call between 

10,30-2pm Thurs Fri. Mon only 

538 2680 

ESTATE HANDYMAN Frarklin area, 

experienced in ground maintenance 4 

general home repairs Flexible hours 

some weekends Send resume detailing 

experience to Po box 300, Southfield 

Mich 48037 

EXPERIENCED SEAMTRESS 

Full time Work in your own home 

547-6711 


EDITORIAL 

Staff Editor to coordinate production of 

annually revised reprinting of 5-part 

set of books and numerous smaller pub- 

lications for technical association Must 

be able to work independently and like 

detail work Supportive staff, pleasant 

surroundings, good benefits Need de- 

gree, good editorial skills. 3 years expe- 

rience Send resume and salary require- 

ments to Managing Editor. P 0 Box 

19150, Detroit, MI 48219 

ENGINEERING STUDENT 18 or over 

to work full time in an industrial facili- 

ty Apply in person only Standard Steel 

Treating, 12934 Evergreen at I 96 

EXPERIENCED TV benchman and 

roadman Academy Electronics, 15214 

Beech Daly, Redford 255-4100 

FARMER S INSURANCE GROUP 

Has Agent Trainee positions available 

in this area Training will not interfere 

with your present employment Excel 

lent income potential Call for details 

559 1652 

FEMALE 

help, shi 

4 male, light warehouse 

& picking 

ipping, receiving 

clerk, full 4 part time positions avail 

able No experience necessary but help- 

ful Apply in person Monday, Sept 13th 

between 9am-12 noon, Arbor Drug Inc. 

1818 Maplelawn Rd, Troy, Mich 

FOR PACKING OF merchandise, part 

time, reliable person with references 

Apply in person between I-3pm at 

24316 Indo Plex Circle, Farmington 

Hills (Grand River - Drake area) 

FREE LANCE AHTIST wanted for ad 

agency Must be experienced in indus 

trial 4 direct response Send resume to 

1' O Box 2572, Southfield, MI 48034 

FULL 4 PART time help- washing 

trucks, hours flexible, students wel 

come Starting pay $4 hr Call between 

9am-2pm 836-8015 

FULL .TIME front desk clerk needed at 

Howard Johnsons for afternoon shift 

Apply in person only 25100 Northwest 

ern Hwy Experience preferred 

FURNACE INSTALLER WANTED 

Minimum 2 to 3 years experience, tools 

4 truck Residential 4 fight commer- 

cial 728 9009 

GALS OR GUYS living in Wayne 4 

Oakland County, looking for a part time 

job' We have openings for qualified, 

mature individuals with a good phone 

voice 1 Our public relations staff is in 

terviewing for positions in our solicita 

tion department in Southfield Part 

time, evenings, hourly based pay, plus 

bonuses paid weekly Call for interview 

552 9200 

GENERAL HELP 

$225 PER WEEK 

YOUNG EXPANDING COMPANY 

NEEDS PEOPLE IN ALL 

POSITIONS BEFORE FALL 

Openings for Assistant Managers, Man 

ager Trainees, Delivery 4 Sales Must 

have dependable transportation, no ex 

perience necessary, will train 

Call Mr. Brewer, 552-1022 

GRINDERS 

Minimum 5 years experience 

PARKER ID (forms) 

CENTERLESS GRINDER (Profile) 

DEAD-TRU (forms) 

Apply at 

M1CANOL 

CORPORATION 

31362 Industrial Rd , Livonia 

422 0180 

HAIR DRESSERS 

With some clientele 

Troy 

Call Artistic Salon, 689 8890 


BUSINESS 

OFFICE 

Patient Services 

Supervisor 

Supervises and coordinates the activ- 

ities of subordinates in areas of cashier- 

ing and patient accounting preparation 

for billing. 

Billing Supervisor 


ities in the billing section of the patient 

accounting areas. Minimum of 3-5 

years' of health care experience in- 

cluding an in-depth understanding of 

third party billing requirements and a 

familiarity with patient accounting data 

processing systems. 

Accounts 

Receivable Supervisor 


ities of subordinates in the receivable 

section of the Patient Accounting De- 

partment. Minimum of 3-5 years of 

health care experience including an in- 

depth understanding of third party re- 

ceivables. some training and/or exper- 

ience in basic accounting. 

Send all inquires to: 

Box 442 

Observer & Eccentric Newspapers 

36251 Schoolcraft 

Livonia, Ml 48150 

Lqual Opportunity Employer M/F 


GUARDS 

FULL & PART TIME 

APPLY AT 

SECURITY SERVICES 

31171 W. 10 Mile 

Farmington 

HAIR STYLISTS 

A contemporary salon in downtown Ro 

Chester is offering you a chance to in 

crease your earnings Call 651 7950 

HAIRSTYLIST 

With current salon experience 

For busy Livonia salon 

261-5736 

HEBREW TEACHER Must be able to 

teach Bible and Rabbinics in Hebrew at 

Jr High level Prfer previous Jr High 

experience Pari time, 20 hours. $12 per 

hour Send resume Search Committee. 

29335 Prestwick, Southfield, Mi 48076 

HOMEMAKERS OR College Students 

Part time work from home calling 

Fuller Brush Customers on phone Up 

to $200 per week depending on time 

For interview phone 689 2374 

HOUSEWIVES - College Students want 

ed to do houseeleaning. part time 

855 5032 

pa: • • • 

ice cleaning Early eves Mon thru Fri 

Livonia, Farmington area Apply 34040 

Glendale, Livonia, corner Stark Rd 

INCOME TAX PREPARERS 

No Experience Necessary Free Train 

ipl 

ment opportunities in your neighbor 

i Expe 

ing, NOW Full or part lime employ- 

hood for Tax Season, for those people 

who successfully complete training Ex 

cellent earning potential 

Nationwide Income Tax Service 

584-7640 

INDIVIDUAL for general plant posi 

tion Apply in person 12801 Eckles Rd 

Plymouth, Friday between 1 4pm 4 

Monday between 1 4pm only 

INDIVIDUALS interested in future 

part time (10 to 20 Hrs per Wk ) posi- 

tions servicing greeting card counter 

for American Greetings Must have 

own transportation and live in South 

field Royal Oak area Call Monday 

only. 6 PM to 8 PM 685 0737 

INSTITUTIONAL Food Sales, no expe 

nence necessary, will train Own trans 

portation. salary Call for appointment 

477-5270 

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC TEACHER 

to substitute during a maternity leave 

at Parochial High School $6 per hour 

Deadline Sept 15 532 3317 or553 8329 

INSULATION INSTALLER experi 

ence reoutred. blown insulation, exist 

ing residential Send resume with work 

experience to box 420 Observer 4 Ec- 

centric Newspapers, 36251 Schoolcraft 

Rd.. Livonia. Michigan 48150 

INSURANCE 

CLAIM 

REPRESENTATIVE 

CNA A leader in the insurance indus 

try has an opening for an Inside Claim 

Representative 

The successful candidate will possess 5- 

7 yrs experience handling heavy liabili- 

ty 4 litigated claims College back 

ground preferred 

IN return we offer the opportunity for 

financial & technical growth, outstand 

ing benefits 4 a competitive salary 4 

review program 

Please contact; 

DONNA ECONOMO 

Personnel Mgr 

645 6940 

CNA INSURANCE 

30200 Telegraph, Suite 300 

Birmingham, Mi 48010 

Equal Opportunity Employer M F 

INSURANCE Multiple choice, if you 

qualify for any of the below categories 

you'll be a winner 

• Wanted proven commercial property 

casualty executive 

• Proven personal line executive 

• Small agency looking to lower over- 

head to maintain ownership and expand 

market 

Offer Best incentive program in the in- 

dustry, ownership of your own ac 

counts, 50/50 split on commission. 50/ 

50 split on any contingency checks that 

your business generates All inquiries 

will be handled with strict confidence, 

if interested call 851 6808 

INTERIOR DESIGN studio needs ap^ 

prentice drapery installer All around 

handy person Must have good basic 

mechanical skills Will train 353 4150 

LIGHT 

INDUSTRIAL 

ASSIGNMENTS 

KELLY SERVICES has temporary as 

signments available for PACKAGING 

4 LIGHT ASSEMBLY work, days and 

afternoons No experience necessary 

Must be 18 If interesteed. apply be 

tween 9 AM 4 3 PM Mon thru Fri 

29449 W. 6 Mile, Livonia 

(W. of Middlebelt) 

522-4025 

KELLY 

SERVICES 

"The Kelly Girl People'' 

Equal Opportunity Employer M F/H 

JANITORS NEEDED 

14 Mile 4 Orchard Lake area 

Part time evenings 

$3 35 per hour Call 541 2734 


INVENTORY CHECKER 

A well known manufacturing company 

it seeking applicants who have an asso 

ciatess degree in accounting Duties 

call for taking a daily floor count of 

manufactured goods and raw materi 

als Applicants will also check company 

trucks for proper loading of products 

Applicant must have at least 1 year ex- 

perience in inventory control All quali 

fied applicants send resume to Box 

428, Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers, 

36251 Schoolcraft Rd , Livonia Michi- 

gan 48150 

JOB INFORMATION Overseas, Cruise 

Ships, Houston, Dallas, Alaska $40,000 

to $60,000 Year possible Call (Refund 

able) 805-687 6000 Exl 1940^ 

LATCH KEY site coordinator and aides 

needed for before and after school child 

care Coordinator must have BS in ear 

ly childhood elementary education or 

recreation Aide must be mature and 

have minimum of 2 years of undergrad 

uate work in the area of child care or 

education Apply 28100 Farmington 

Rd , *•« mile N of 12 Mile 

LIGHT FACTORY 

WOMEN/MEN 

Temporary assignments available (or 

packaging and light assembly Must be 

18 and have own transportation Call 

(or appt 

ADANAC 

TEMPORARY SERVICES 

TROY 649-1105 

LIVONIA ATHLETIC Club now accept 

ing applications for full 4 part time 

maintenance custodial help to work 

midnights Must be mechanically 

17250 N 

burgh Rd 

clined Apply in person 

Id No phone calls please 

MACHINE SHOP 

ProducUon scheduler 3 years experi 

ence required in machine shop envire- 

ment. CNC background, blueprints, raw 

material cutting, jot) planning, MRP 

Pay commensurate with experience 

Send resume to Box 398 Observer 4 Ec- 

centric Ni-wspapers, 36251 Schoolcraft 

Rd , Livonia. Michigan 48150 

METRO 

PASSBOOK 

WINNER 

H.T. Nelson 

27746 Sheridan 

Garden City 

Please call the promotion 

department of the Ob- 

server & Eccentric bet- 

ween 9 A.M. and 5 P.M , 

Friday, September 10, 

1982. to claim your 

METRO PASSBOOK. 

591-2300 ext 244 

CONGRATULATIONS! 

MAIDS 

Full 4 Part time Apply Red Roof Inn, 

24300 Sinacola Ct Farmington Hills 

MAINTENANCE MAN needed for live 

in position Some experience in highrise 

required Apply in person 36500 Mar 

quette, Westland 

Maintenance 

To assist manager for large Oak Park 

apartment complex Adult community, 

no peLs Good salary plus apartment & 

utilities Call between 9 AM and 5 PM, 

Mon thru Fri 

968-0202 

MALE/FEMALE pizza makers Short 

order cooks Farmington area Apply 

after 4PM 626-6333 

MANICURIST 4 MAKE-UP ARTIST 

Needed for new active Birmingham 

salon Experience preferred 

After 6 PM, call 643 0585 

MANICURIST WANTED 

For Downtown Birmingham Salon 

Full or part time With experience, 

only' 646 4123 

MATURE person\to work information 

center at Farmington YMCA on week 

ends, salary $3 65 Apply at 

28100 Farmington Rd Vr»V" N of 12 

Mile 

MODEL 

Professionals only need app 

Exclusive agency now auditioi 

for talent 

Must have composite & portfolio Call 

for personal interview 

Image Modelling & 

Casting Agency. 

855-2124 

NEW YORK TIMES 

Seeking telephone people 

who can earn up to $150 per 

week. Pleasant working con- 

ditions. Call 

552-9605 




week. Pleasant working con- 

ditions. Call 

552-9605 

NIGHT AUDITOR 

40 Hours must be personable, well 

groomed Will train I1PM to 7AM 

Shift Apply in person Quality Inn, 

36655 Plymouth Rd , Livonia 


NON UNION carpenter to rough in dor 

mer Call between C IOpm 459 5099 

All real estate advertising in this 

newspaper is subiect lo the federal 

Fair Housing Act ot 1968 which 

makes it illegal to advertise any 

preference limitation or discrimina- 

tion based on race color religion, 

sex or an intention to ma(ie any 

such preference, limitation pr dis- 

crimination 

t=J 

"his newspaper will no! Knowlmgly 

accept any advenismc, tor rea.' es- 

tate which is m violation ct the ;aw 

Our readers are hereby informed 

that all dwellings adve'1:s*d in this 

newspaper are available on ar 

eouai opponunit, casis 

ONE CALL DOES IT ALL' 

Place your classified want ad m 

Suburban Detroit's finest market 

The Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers 

591-0900 Wayne 

644-1070 Oakland 

852-3222 Rochester/Avon 

Use vour Visa or Master Card 

OPTOMETRIST 

2 davs per week, contact 

OD Howell 517 

W R 

17-5^6 

ORGANIST CHOIR Direetcf 

eader 

6 0470 

Part time position Send resume 

pha Baptist Church. 28051 W CI 

Livonia. Michigan 48150 

to Al 

icago. 

PART TIME Direct Care Staff \ 

ly retarded group nome near Bel 

ExmVienced with MH clients C 

tweH io 4pm weekdays 69 

ental- 

pville 

ill be 

1-6543 

PART TIME employee for book 

at 29289 Southfield Rd near 12 

Must be mature 4 a reader E 

weekend hrs included Applicatu 

cepted in person Thurs 5-8 pm 

10-5 pm only 

store 

Mile, 

is 4 

ns ac 

b Fri 

PART TIME HELP 

ID grinder hand (or crvheading 

Redford location 

Call 53 

lies 

1 6529 

PART TIME SALES PERSON 

4 air conditioning knowledge h 

Call after 5PM, ] 46 

fating 

•Ipful 

1 6465 

PIT STOP Quick Oil Change Ful 

Oil Change Technician needed' 

Experienced Only [• apply' Apply 

son, Mon Fri , 10 f>PM 905 Ann 

Rd . Plymouth 

time 

n per 

Arbor 

PLASTIC INJECTION MOLDING plant 

requires molders for second and third 

shift Only molderR with 2 years fxperi 

ence or more shimld apply Wcit side 

near Plymouth 4 Telegraph Hermann 

Plastic Molding 24555 Capitol[ Red 

ford. Ml 25(5-0800 


SECURITY OFFICERS 

Wanted Call Friday Monday Tuesday, 

Wednesday 'JAM 1PM 353 6281 

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT 

with mechanical ability 4 dnv^ way 

experience Neat 4 pleasant lxx-ul ref 

erences Full & part time Applications 

being accepted, between 3pm 5pfri 

111 Mile Telegraph Standard 

SET-UP MEN 

For 7/8 Acme-Gridley Screw 

Machine Also apprentices. 

Excellent opportunity. 

Apply today: 

S.M.C. 

800 Junction. Plymouth 


TRANSMISSION SALES PERSON 

good pay commissions benefits 

522 4677 

SHARP AGGRESSIVE individual for 

full time salaried position You will be 

trained to handle phone inquiries in our 

Woodward y mile office Outgoing per 

sonality essential Age or prior experi 

ence not necessary Ask for Sylvija Mar 

tin 545 8770 

F'ROGHAM DIRECTOR Teacher for 

an established, developmental n|urserv 

school Experienced special person 

talented with children, organization 4 

communication HA HI early chi 

education or related field M/ 

ferred 651 8859, 9638 62 

PROPOSAL ENGINEER 

Must tie able to interpret custom 

quest fur gages from part prints 

an excellent opportunity for a qu 

Tool Co 

person Dunn' 

'i s re 

This is 

Ulified 

5-9075 

RECEPTIONIST (or beauty sal< 

perienced Full time Farmingtor 

85 

RECEPTIONIST 

Enthusiastic receptionist wantid for 

full time work Experienced preferred 

Scissors Hair design, Livonia. 477-4080 

RETIRED BUSINESSMAN preferred 

to assist with collections in pfiy • nan's 

office, flexible hours 35|l 0553 

SAKS 

FIFTH 

AVENUE 

Applications are now being ac-epted 

for the position of floor detective in our 

womens clothing areas App icants 

must have substantial experience in the 

field of retail security Excellent salarv 

4 benefits 

Apply in person - Personnel Office 

Mon thru Fri 10 6 

SAKS 

FIFTH 

AVENUE 

SOMERSET MALL 

TROY 


dhiixl 

pre 

9532 

SOUTHFIELD MORTGAGE Banker 

seeking experienced person in mort 

gage servicing field Collection back 

ground required Excellent benefit 

package offered 

Contact Mr Jagosz 354-2557 i 

An Equal Opportunity Empldyer I 

- START THE WEEK- 

WITH A VISIT TO 

-OLSTEN - 

Temporary work assignments available 

for experienced Word Processing Oper 

alors Needed for the 

Following applications 4 equipment 

la'gal NB1-3000 

Safe 

Marketing 

Engineering 

Finance 

Wang 

VvdeC 

n, ex 

area 

5055 

SALES 

Lighting fixture showroom Hoiirly, no 

commission Full time only I Some 

weekends, evening work See Gerry 

15378 Middlebelt. It 5 Mile. Livonia 

SALESPERSON 

Mature and conscientious 

Holly Hallmark Store. 

Northland Center 

SALES POSITON opening. 18 yk>ars or 

older Western Orginals. Livonia Mall. 

477-7722 

SALES REPRESENTATIVE 

Small dynamic, growing com p. ny has 

an excellent opportunity for an alert 

•W 

This 

ressive. career- oriented ind vidual 

individual would In' respons bl* for 

the sales/circulation of a top selling 

weekly publication in the Detro t area 

This position offers 

an excellent training program 

growth potential into management 

Starting salary $13,000 plus bonus 4 ex 

penses for qualified candidate 

Send resume to 

Ll Parker 

PO Box 2726 

Livonia, Mich 48151 

SEAMSTRESS 

Experienced 

Livonia Area 

Call 

477 4434 

SECURITY 

SPECIAL 

ASSIGNMENTS 

IMMEDIATE 

OPENINGS 

$200-$250 Per 

•LIFE INSURANCE 

•HEALTH INSURANCE 

•PAID VACATIONS 

•DOUBLE TIME ON HOLIDAY 

•PAID EACH WEEK 

•RAPID ADVANCEMENT 

•FREE TRAINING PROGRAM 

GUARDIAN 

13735 Puritan 

1 blocks W of Schaefer 

Wk 

837-8734 

I-anier N P 

Xerox 850 860 

(BM 056 

QYX 

CPT 

Redact ron 

IBM Mag 2 

IBM Display Writer 

Excellent Benefits 

Call 354-0555 

OLSTEN 


Word Processing Division 

STIX.'K PERSON Retail drug store 

Birmingham lull or part time mostly 

evenings, over 18 Experienced pre 

ferred excellent salary and benefits, 

must come in person Sav On Drugs 

6510 Telegraph (at Maplei Birming 

ham See Mr Uren No calls please 1 

STOCK WORK help wanted for North 

Redford location Must be strong and 

dependable and have excellent refer 

ences 538-0615 

TEACHERS 

A SALES CAREER 

National Firm is desirous of adding 

Sales Person to its staff locally Sales 

aptitude required Training allowance 

* commissions available Excellent 

fringe benefits 4 training program 

Persons interested in Sales career Call 

AMERICAN UNITED LIFE 

357 0430 

TEACHER TO INSTRUCT alter school 

activity class. 3-5 45 PM 5 days per 

week Plymouth Area Call 

453 2906 

TECHNICIAN PART TIME 

Junior level technician to perforin com- 

puter installation 

335 1499 

TEMPORARY HELP * 

Eddy Current testing technician NDT 

4 or metallurgical background re 

quired K.J Law Engineers 478-3156 

T(X)I. MAKER WANTED 

Master too) maker, experienced in die 

cast dies Capable "< running a jo man 

shop Salarv and commission l|ocated 

300 miles S of Detroit (live full parlu 

ulars in first letter Reply to Smith 

Veigel 4 Associates. 725 S Adams 

Suite 1.66 Birmingham Ml 4801 1 

TUTOR NEEDED to tutor high school 

student in physics trigonometry ana 

lylical geometry Dearborn Heights 4 

days per week 1 1 L i hours per dav 

Call eve 565 2050 

TUTOR WANTED for 5th grade stu 

dent in math Rochester area 652-9318 

WAREHOUSI- STIX'K PERSON 

full time Apply 2 5prn Fri al Yankee 

Peddler 23905 Freeway Park Drive 


25 

People 

Needed 

* 

For . 

Telephone 

Sales 

Uing Term Assignments 

Available In The 

Birmingham Area 

All ShifLs 4 Weekends 

Telephone or Door To Door 

Sales Experience Required 

Must Be 18 4 Have Own Transportation 

G.M.S. 

GENERAL 

MANAGEMENT 

SERVICE 

The New Approach To Temporary Help 

29701 W Six Mile Suite 140 A Livonia 

For Appointment Call 

427-7660 


Dental-Medical 

ALL SHIFTS 

R.N.'S 

ICU/CCU 

$100 + 

PER SHIFT 

Temporary 

Health Care Services 

8355400 

A LOT IS HAPPENING AT 

PRO CARE ONE INC 

Our Ann Arbor office is accepting ap 

plications now For RN'S LPN'S all 

shifts excellent pay stop by or call to^ 

day What you need is happening now at 

PRO-CARE ONE. INC 

ANN ARBOR 761-1144 

DETROIT CALLS 592-0064 

502 Help Wanted Dental-Medical 

PHYSICAL THERAPIST 

Eor west suburban teaching hospi- 

tal. Licensed or eligible for licen- 

sure. Full time permanent days. 

Excellent salary and benefit pro- 

gram. For details contact: 

Garden City Hospital 

6245 N. Inkster Road 

Garden City, Michigan 

421-3300 ext. 277 


A CHALLENGE FOR 

RN's 

Prove it to yourself and others by 

involving yourself in direct patient care 

at Farmington Nursing Home. 

Salaries start at $17,000 & better. 

Weekend differential plus excellent 

benefits including holiday pay, vacation 

pay, sick days, Blue Cross, flexible 

scheduling. 

For personal interview, Call Elsie 

Lindow, RN, Director of Nurses 

477-7400

Thursday. September 9, 1982 

(R.W.G-7C)*9C 

if ROCHESTER 

l i p 

IFIED Wm ADS 

REAL ESTATE 

FOR SALE 

302 Birmingham- 

Bloomtield 




305 Bnghton-Hartland 

South I yon 

306 South»wHd-l athrup 

307 Miiford-Hartland 


309 Royal Oak Oak Park 


310 Commerce-Union Lake 


Walled Lake 

312 Livonia 

313 Dearborn 




316 Westland-Garden City 

317 Grosae Pointe 

318 Redtord 

319 Homes tor Sale- 


320 Homes tor Sale 

Wayne County 

1321 Homes tor Sale 



Macomb County 

323 Homes lor Sale 

Washtenaw County 

324 Other Suburban Homes 

325 Real Estate Services 

326 Condos tor Sale 

327 Duplex lor Sale 

328 Townhouses lor Sale 

330 Apartments tor Sale 

33? Mobile Homes tor Sale 


334 Out ot Town Property 

336 Florida Property tor 

Sale 

337 Farms tor Sale 


339 Lots 4 Acreage 

340 lake River Resort 

Property lor Sale 

34? Lake Property 


351 Business & Professional 


3b? Commercial/Retail 



tor Sale 

356 Investment Properly 

tor Sale 

358 Mortgages' 

Land Contracts 


361 Money to Loan 

36? Real Estate Wanted 


REAL ESTATE 

FOR RENT 



40? Furnished 

Apartments 

403 Rental 

Agency 





4 10 Flats to Rent 

41? Townhouses/ 

Condominiums 

413 Time Share 

414 Floridh Rentals 

415 Vacat on Rentals 

416 Halls jor Rent 

4 19 Mobilj» Home Space 

4?0 Rooms to Rent 

4?1 Living Quarters to Share 

422 Wanted to Rent 

423 Wanted to Rent- 

Resort Property 



Hoi 

4?8 Garaies/Mini Storage 

432 Comr lerCial'Retail 

434 Indus rial'Warehouse 

436 0"iC( 'Business Space 

EMPLOYMENT, 

INST 

500 Help 

50? Help 

Dent il Medical 

504 Help 

Oflic 

505 Foix!-Beverage 

506 Help 

507 Help 

508 Help 

510 Help 

511 Ente 

L51? Situ 

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NEWSPAPERS >6251 SCHOOLCRAFT ROAD, LIVONIA. MICHIGAN 46150. (313) 591 2300 THE OBSERVER A 

RUCTION 

Wanted 

Wanted 

Wanted 

Clerical 

Wanted Sales 

Wanted Part Time 

Wanted Domestic 

Wanted Couples 

tainment 

ations Wanted 

Female 

1513 Siti ations Wanted 

Map 

L514 Siti ations Wanted 

Ma e/Female 

L515 Ch.d Care 

I 516 Sunmer Camps 

L518 Edi cation 

Ins ructions 

519 Con puters-Sales 

Service. Share 

' l 520 Secretarial Business 

Services 

15?? Professional Services 

' L5?3 Attorneys/Legal 

Counseling 

ANNOUNCEMENTS 

600 Personals 

(your discretion) 

60? Lost & Found 

(by the word) 

604 Announcements/ 

Notices 

606 Legal Notices 

607 Insurance 


609 Bingo 

610 Cards ot Thanks 

612 In Memoriam 

614 Death Notices 

MERCHANDISE 

• LBus 700 Auction Sales 

• LBus 701 Collectables 

• LBus 70? Antiques 

703 Ciafts 

704 Rummage Sales/ 

Flea Markets 



708 Household Goods- 



Wayne County 

7 10 Misc lor Sale- 


711 Misc for Sale 

Wayne County 

71? Wanted to Buy 

713 Bicycles-Sale & Repair 

714 Business 8 


715 Comm-lnd Equipment 

716 Lawn Garden 8 


718 Building Materials 

>L720 Farm Produce 

. L721 Flowers 8 Plants 

722 Hobbies-Coins. Stamps 

724 Camera and Supplies 


727 Home Video. Games 

Tapes. Movies 

728 TV, Stereo 

Hi-fi. Tape Decks 

729 CB Radios 


734 Trade or Sell 

ANIMALS 


L740 Pet Services 

744 Horses, Livestock, 

Equipment 

AUTOMOTIVE/ 

TRANSPORTATION 


802 Snowmobiles 

804 Airplanes 

806 Boats/Motors 

L807 Boat Parts 8 Service 

808 Vehicle/Boat Storage 

810 Insurance. Motor 

812 Motorcycles Go-KaMs. 

Service 

814 Campers/Motorhomes 

> L816 AutO/Trucks, 

Parts 8 Service 

818 Auto Rentals 25 Bathtub Refinishing 

Leasing 

26 Bicycle Maintenance 

819 Auto Financing 27 Brick, Block 4 Cement 

820 Autos Wanted 29 Boat Docks 

821 Junk Cars Wanted 30 8ook keeping Service 

822 Trucks for Sale 32 Building Inspection 

823 Vans 

33 Building Remodeling 

824 Jeeps/4 Wheel Drive 36 Burglar Fire Alarm 

825 Sports & Imported 37 Business Machine 

852 Classic Cars Repair 

854 American Motors 39 Carpentry 

856 Buick 42 Carpet Cleaning & 

858 Cadillac Dyeing 

860 Chevrolet 

44 Carpet 1 aying 4 Repair 

862 Chrysler 52 Catering Flowej^ 

864 Dodge 5 4^*NtSflW (iryf 

866 Ford 

GhirnnS^feaning 

872 Lincoln . ^56 Chimney Building 

874 Mercury / & Repair 

876 Oldsmobile I 57 Christmas Trees 

878 Plymouth J 58 Clock Repair 

880 Pontiac I 59 Commercial Steam 

884 Volkswagen S Cleaning 

60 Construction Equipment 

61 Distilled Water 

BUSINESS 

62 Doors 

DIRECTORY 

63 Draperies 

64 Dressing & Tailoring 

SERVICES 65 Drywall 

66 Electrical 

3 Accounting 67 Electrolysis 

4 Advertising 69 Excavating 

5 Air Conditioning 72 Fences 

6 Aluminum Cleaning 75 Firepiaces 

9 Aluminum Siding 78 Firewood 

12 Appliance Service 81 Floor Service 

13 Aquarium Service 87 Floodlight 

16 Asphalt 90 F urnace Repair 

16 Asphalt Sealcoatmg 93 Furniture Finishing & 

17 Auto Cleanup Repair 

18 Auto & Truck Repair 95 Gas Appliance Repair 

21 Awnings 96 Garages 

24 Basement 97 G01« C'ub Repair 

Waterproofing 98 Greenhouses 

99 Gutters 

10? Handyman 

105 Hauling 

108 Heating 

109 Solar Energy 

111 Home Safety 

11? Humidifiers 

114 Income Tax 

115 Industrial Service 

116 Insurance Photography 

117 Insulation 

120 Interior Decorating 

1?1 Interior Space 

Management 

123 Janitonai 

t?6 Jewelry Repairs 8 

Clocks 

1?9 Landscaping 

132 I awn Mower Repair 

135 Lawn Maintenance 

138 I awn Sprinkling 

14? linoleum 

146 Marble 

147 Medical/Nursing 

148 Maid Service 

149 Mobile Home Service 

150 Moving-Storage 

15? Mirrors 



Repair 

158 New Home Services 

159 Nursing Centers 

165 Painting-Decorating 

170 Patios 

175 Pest Control 

178 Photography 

180 Piano Tuning 

?00 Plastering 

?15 Plumbing 

220 Pools 

221 Po-ceimn Refinishing 

777 Punting 

223 Recreatiomal Vehicle 

Service 

224 Retail Hardwoods 

225 Refinishing 

229 Refrigeration 

233 Roofing 

234 Scissor Saw 8 

Knife Sharpening 

235 Screen Repair 

237 Septic Tanks 

?4 1 Sewer Cleaning 

245 Sewing Machine Repair 

?49 Slipcovers 

253 Snow Removal 

254 Storm Doors 

255 Stucco 

257 Swimming Pools 

260 Telephone/ 

Service Repair 

261 Television Radio 8 CB 

263 Tennis Courts 

265 Terranums 

269 Tile Work 

?73 Tree Service 

274 Truck Washing 

275 lypmg 

276 Typewriter Repair 

277 Upholstery 

280 Vacuums 

281 Video Taping Service 

28? Vinyl Repair 

?83 Ventilation 8 Attic Fan 

28' Wallpapering 

285 Wall Washing 

287 Washer/Dryer Repair 

289 Water $oftenng 

293 Welding 

294 Well Drilling 

296 Window Treatments 

?97 Windows 

?98 Woodworking 

?99 Wood bu-ners 

ALL ADVERTISING PUBLISHED iN THE OBSERVER 4 ECCENTR C IS SUBJECT TO THE CONDITIONS STATED IN THE APPL.CA 

.OC a vt a 11 idi c conii THE ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. OBSERVER A ECCENTRIC 

ECCENTRIC 

ECCENTRIC 

RESERVES THE RIGHT NOT TO ACCEPT AN ADVERTISER S ORDER 

AUTHORITY TO BIND THIS NEWSPAPER AND ONLY PUBLICATION OF 

ACCEPTANCE OF THE ADVERTISER S ORDER 

OBSERVER & ECCENTRIC AD TAKERS HAVE NO 

AN ADVERTISEMENT SHALL CONSTITUTE FINAL 

500 Htlp Wanted 

ABSOLUTE 

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY 

Driver delivery tales of imall borne ap- 

E llance Must be neat to appearance & 

ive reliable transportation Will train 

1/ qualified 11175 per hours worked or 

profit sharing Call Immdiately for ap- 

pointment Mis Retd 525-5460 

ACCEPTING 

APPLICATIONS 

Immediate openings for 10 sharp ambi- 

tious people, MANAGER TRAINEES, 

STOCK DISPLAY, plus SERVICE open 

Excellent opportunity with rapid ad- 

vancement Call for appointment 

453-2940 

ULTRA AIR INDUSTRIES 

500 H«lp Wanted 

ATTENTION! Are you are 

motivated, experienced penion - ab|i 

make appointments by phone 

Salespersons'' Call us' Shifts 9:SO-lb 

and 1-4PM or 4 7PM No other job| 

per hour ± bonus Beech Daly 4 5 f 

Call before 12 Noon Only 5S4 

AUTOMATIC DAVENPORT 

Operate 4 set-up Experienced only 

Day or night Benefits include - dental, 

eye, prescriptions, life insurance Top 

pay Southfield 357 (IJ39 

AUTO MECHANIC Must be certified 

Light & heavy Apply in person SMOO 

Manor Park, Venoy, 3 blocks N of ford 

Rd Garden City See Jim LaPradd 


CASHIERS WANTED - Experience 

necessary Full time 4 part time posi 

tions available Apply at 11 Mile-Green 

field station Total Petroleum Inc 


ACCOUNTANT CPA with a minimum 

of 3 years public accounting experience 

who pnrwri the leadership qualities 

4 technical expertise to fully manage 4 

supervise certified audita This poaition 

if available for the ambitious person 

who desires advancement within a 

growing firm Please send resume to 

Mr Grant Gelier, Naftaly, Herbach & 

Shapero, S9201 Telegraph, Suite 80«, 

Southfield, Ml 48034 All replies will be 

handled In a profeaaional manner with 

strict adherence to confidentiality 

AVAILABLE NOW - 6 full time 

tlons ranging from company rep', 

ager trainee, stock display No ex 

ence necessary, company will t 

Mon . Thurs , Fri, after 10 am 537 

A DEPENDABLE self motivated per 

son to work full time, stocking mer- 

chandise Starting pay JS.S5 Apply in 

person Mllo Beauty Supply, 29457 w 6 

Mile. Livonia 

AIR CONDITIONING 4 Heating Per- 

son with ability to supervise others, 

must have equipment commercial ex- 

perience 357-SJ43 

ALL AROUND Handyman, steady 

work, minimum wage to start, over 35 

preferred Reply to P.O. Box 181, 

KArmington, Michigan 48024 

ALL-AROUND PERSON needed for 

Light Packaging Apply In person, be- 

tween J-4PM Kitchen Glamor, 

16770 Grand River, Redford 

AMATEUR MAGICIAN 

needed for Lutbem School Fair, 

Birmingam Call Nancy, 

855-1342 or 355-4550 

AMBITIOUS PEOPLE who want to 

earn an extra Income Management po- 

sition flexible hours This is not a job 

Must have car Call for appointment 

only 981 1774 

AMWAY 

Distributors 

WANTED 

455-9132 

A SALES rep creative, for established 

commercial photo studio, handle exist- 

ing accounts h increase market base 

Experience preferred Send resume to 

box 432 Observer k Eccentric Newspa- 

pers, 38251 Schoolcraft Rd. Livonia, 

Michigan 48150 

BEAUTICIANS WANTED 

For Northville salon Must have < lien- 

tele Rent station or work on per -er 

age $4^97 

CABLE TELEVISION top field pei 

nel needed for nationally 

cable television contractor 

enced only apply 313-476- 

CANVASSERS. for Home Improvement 

Company Guaranteed salary and) high 

commission Will train Must have aut- 

moblle Call Merle or Sam, 559f7756 

CARPET CLEANING COMPANY look 

ing for hard working, responsible indi- 

viduals to work full time, must I* 18 

and have transportation Start at $3.50 

S - hr Sales positions also aval able 

U Ron Johnson after 6pm 47V5450 

CASHIER 

Looking for something different" We 

have immediate openings for e.iperi 

enced cashiers Dressing room fi tings 

of customers involved Excellent bene- 

fits Apply in person today 

FREDERICK'S 

OF HOLLYWOOtj) 

Northland Center, Southfielc 

CASHIER 

Part time evenings, apply Sherman 

Drugs. Maple Lahser 647 4900 

CASHIERS 

Looking for full or pari time 

work? We have openings on 

several shifts for someone 

looking for extra income 

Call for more Informatibn. 

562-0730 

CASHIER to work in exclusive liquor & 

wine store Experience in selling of li- 

quor a must Starting pay is $3 85 Work 

schudule includes 4 days closing includ 

ing Sunday, 2 days opening Apply in 

person Vintage Wine Shop, Corner of 

Orchard Lake & Pontiac Trail 

CLERK CASHIER, $3 75 start May 

flower Party Shop, 824 S Main, Plym 

outh Part time, Evenings till 2AM 21 

or over Apply in person only 9AM 

2PM No calls accepted 

COPY/CONTACT Automotive Box 94. 

Bloomfield Hills, Michigan 48013 

500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 

EDITORIAL 

Staff Editor to coordinate production of 

annually revised reprinting of 5 part 

set of books and numerous smaller puh 

lications for technical association Must 

be able to work independently and like 

detail work Supportive staff, pleasant 

surroundings, good benefits Need de- 

gree, good editorial skills, 3 years expe- 

rience Send resume and salary require- 

ments to Managing Editor, P O Bo* 

19150, Detroit, MI 48219 

ENGINEERING STUDENT 18 or over 

to work full time in an industrial facili 

ty Apply in pereon only Standard Steel 

Treating, 12934 Evergreen at I 96 

COUNTER CLERK 

Mature person, full and part 

time No experience neces- 

sary. Complete Union bene- 

fits. Transportation neces- 

sary. Apply in person, Janet 

Davis Cleaners, 15 Mile at 

Lahser. 

DATA ENTRY ItXSITION 

Responsible person for early shift. 6 30 

AM 3 PM Experience on Northern 

Telecom or IBM 2742 helpful Call to 

arrange Interview Southfield 352 7560 

DELIVERY man for Plymouth Canton 

area High school graduate preferred 

Minimum wage to start Approximately 

32 hours per week Call before 9am or 

after 4pm 455-6644 

DELIVERY & selling lunches to fine of 

fices Mon thru Fri 9am 1pm Must be 

dependable & have car Good Job while 

children are in school 25099 Telegraph 

Rd N of 10 Mile 

DESK CLERKS 

Dorchester Motel 

Part time, no experience 

necessary. 19 to 60 years of 

age. Night Duty. Call be- 

tween 10am - 5 pm. 

Ask for Ed. or Don. 

531-6955 

DO YOU need extra cash for Christ- 

mas'' Demonstrate toys and gifts from 

now until December Absolutely no in 

vestment Free kit For more informa 

tion call between 10 A 5 PM Grace 

584-8675 or Gale 838-8977 

CHILDREN 

Back To Schoc|l? 

APPLY NOW for temporary PA 

ING ASSIGNMENTS in PI 

Livonia areas Must be 18 and ha 

transportation 

ATTENTION! 

ACCTG and/or MGEMENT BA'» 

With a couple years experience in Gen- 

eral Ledger Bookkeeping thru Finan 

cial Statements also experienced in 

Tax Reporting Some management ex- 

C ience helpful Excellent opportunity 

young, recent Grad Send resume 

% Novi Post Offtc®, Box 967, Novi, Mi 

48050 - Attention Controller 

LIVONIA 

DEARBORN 

SOUTHFIELD 

525 

565 

569 

CKAG 

th & 

v«* own 

0330 

8060 

7500 

WITT 

SERVICES 

Temporary Help People 


POSITION AVAILABLE 

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 

THE COMMUNITY HOUSE 

BIRMINGHAM, MICHIGAN 

Experience required with emphaals In areas of: 

. FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 

• COMMUNITY RELATIONS 

. FUND RAISING 

. PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT 

. PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT 

• FOODSERVICE 

SALARY TO BE NEGOTIATED 

Send resume to: 

SEARCH COMMITTEE, THE COMMUNITY HOUSE 

3124 Bradway Blvd 

Birmingham. Michigan 48010 

Resumes must be received by September 30, 198£ 

DRIVERS for Domino's Pizza Must be 

18 or over & have car Minimum Wage 

+ Mileage Please apply, after 4PM. 

at Domino's Pizza, 6030 N Wayne Rd 

or 28985 Joy Rd., in Westland 

DRY CLEANER MANAGER 

experienced in all phases of Dry Clean- 

ing Dearborn Heights area Call Mr 

Currier, 4pm 6pm only, 425-5772 

DRY CLEANERS Cleaner & spotter 

Experience a must With references 


DUE TO COMPANY relocation in 

Dearborn Hts area 6 full time positions, 

no lay offs, positions ranging from 

stock display to mgr trainee to compa 

ny rep No experience necessary Com 

pany will train For appt call between 

I0,30-2pm Thurs Fri Mon only 

538 2680 

ESTATE HANDYMAN Frarklin area, 

experienced in ground maintenance 4 

general home repairs Flexible hours 

some weekends Send resume detailing 

experience to Po bo* 300, Southfield 

Mich 48037 

EXPERIENCED SEAMTRESS 

Full time Work in your own home 

547-6711 

EXPERIENCED TV benchman and 

roadman Academy Electronics. 15214 

Beech Daly, Redford 255 4100 

FARMER'S INSURANCE GROUP 

Has Agent Trainee positions available 

in this area Training will not interfere 

with your present employment Excel- 

lent income potential Call for details 

559 1652 

FEMALE & male, light warehouse 

help, shipping, receiving & picking 

clerk, full & part time positions avail 

able No experience necessary but help- 

ful Apply in person Monday, Sept 13th 

between 9am-12 noon. Arbor Drug Inc, 

1818 Maplelawn Rd, Troy, Mich 

FOR PACKING OF merchandise, part 

time, reliable person with references 

Apply in person between 1 3pm at 

24316 Indo Plex Circle. Farmington 

Hills (Grand River Drake area) 

FREE LANCE ARTIST wanted for ad 

agency Must be experienced in indus- 

trial & direct response Send resume to 

P O Box 2572, Southfield, MI 48034 

FULL & PART time help- washing 

trucks, hours flexible, students we! 

come Starting pay $4 hr Call between 

9am-2pm 836 8015 

FULL TIME front desk clerk needed at 

Howard Johnsons for afternoon shift 

Apply in person only - 25100 Northwest- 

ern Hwy Experience preferred 

FURNACE INSTALLER WANTED 

Minimum 2 to 3 years experience, tools 

& truck Residential 4 light commer 

Cial 728 9009 

GALS OR GUYS living in Wayne 4 

Oakland County, looking for a part time 

job'' We have openings for qualified, 

mature individuals with a good phone 

voice' Our public relations staff is in 

terviewing for positions in our solicita- 

tion department in Southfield Part 

time, evenings, hourly based pay, plus 

bonuses paid weekly Call for interview 

552 9200 

GRINDERS 

Minimum 5 years experience 

PARKER ID (forms) 

CENTERLESS GRINDER (Profile) 

DEADTRU (forms) 

Apply at 

MICANOL 

CORPORATION 

31362 Industrial Rd , Livonia 

422 0180 

HAIR DRESSERS 

With some clientele 

Troy 

Call Artistic Salon. 689 8890 


Benmgsn'l is opening its first restaurant 

Ann Arbor Fun, food and drinks are o 

business Openings available for sharp, en< 

g«' c . sggressive people. Earnings depet d 

upon you and you can earn up to $7 per 

hour. Positions available for all types of COOKS, SALA 

PREP DISHWASHER, FOOD AND COCKTAIL SE 

VERS, BARTENDERS. SERVICE ASSISTANTS a(id 

FLOOR COORDINATORS 

YOU'RE BOUND TO FIND OPPORTUNITY 

NNIGANi 

Apply in Person Monday-Saturday, 9 6 P.M 

575 Briarwood Circle 

Ann Arbor, Ml 

(Comer of Sate St. & Briarwood Mall) 

An equal opportunity employer, M-F 

cm 

BUSINESS 

OFFICE 

Patient Services 

Supervisor 


ities of subordinates in areas of cashier- 

ing and patient accounting preparation 

for billing. 

Billing Supervisor 


ities in the billing section of the patient 

accounting areas. Minimum of 3-5 

years' of health care experience in- 

cluding an in-depth understanding of 

third party billing requirements and a 

familiarity with patient accounting data 

processing systems. 

Accounts 

Receivable Supervisor 


ities of subordinates in the receivable 

section of the Patient Accounting De- 

partment. Minimum of 3-5 years' of 

health care experience including an in- 

depth understanding of third party re- 

ceivables. some training and/or exper- 

ience in basic accounting. 

Send all inquires to: 

Box 442 

Observer & Eccentric Newspapers 



Equal Opportunity Employer M/F 

500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 

GUARDS 

FULL & PART TIME 

APPLY AT 

SECURITY SERVICES 

31171 W. 10 Mile 

Farmington 

HAIRSTYLISTS 

A contemporary salon in downtown Ra 

Chester is offering you a chance to in- 

crease your earnings. Call 651-7950 

HAIRSTYLIST 

With current salon experience 

For busy Livonia salon 

261 5736 

HEBREW TEACHER Must be able to 

teach Bible and Rabbinics in Hebrew at 

Jr High level Prfer previous Jr High 

experience Part time, 20 hours. $12 per 

hour Send resume Search Committee. 

29335 Prestwick. Southfield, Mi 48076 

HOMEMAKERS OR College Students 

Part time work from home calling 

Fuller Brush Customers on phone Up 

to $200 per week depending «n time 

For interview phone 689 2374 

HOUSEWIVES - College Students want 

ed to do housecleaning, part time 

855 5032 

HUSBAND 4 WIFE for park time off 

ice cleaning Early eves Mon thru Fri 

Livonia. Farmington area Apply 34040 

Glendale, Livonia, corner Stark Rd 

INCOME TAX PREPARERS 

No Experience Necessary Free Train 

ing, NOW Full or part time employ- 

ment opportunities in your neighbor 

hood for Tax Season, for those people 

who successfully complete training Ex- 

ceilent earning potential 

Nationwide Income Tax Service 

584-7640 

INVENTORY CHECKER 

A well known manufacturing company 

i1> seeking applicants who have an asso- 

ciates'* degree in accounting Duties 

call for taking a daily floor count of 

manufactured goods and raw materi 

als Applicants will also check company 

trucks fur proper loading of products 

Applicant must have at least 1 year ex 

perience in inventory control All quail 

fied applicants send resume to Box 

428, Observer & Eccentric Newspapers, 

36251 Schoolcraft Rd . Livonia, Michi 

gan 48150 

NON UNION carpenter to rough in d 

mer Call between 6 10pm 459-5< 

JOB INFORMATION Overseas. Cruise 

Ships, Houston. Dallas, Alaska $40,000 

tii $60,000 Year possible ('all (Refund- 

able) 805 687 6000. Ext 1940, 

LATCH KEY site coordinator and aides 

needed for before and after school child 

care Coordinator must have BS in ear 

ly childhood elementary education or 

recreation Aide must be mature and 

have minimum of 2 years of undergrad 

uate work in the area ol child care or 

education Apply 28100 Farmington 

Rd . V« mile N of 12 Mile 

LIGHT FACTORY 

WOMEN/MEN 

Temporary assignments available for 

packaging and light assembly Must be 

18 and have own transportation Call 

for appt 

ADANAC 


TROY 649-1105 

LIVONIA ATHLETIC Club now accept 

ing applications for full & part time 

maintenance custodial help to work 

midnights Must be mechanically in- 

clined Apply in person. 17250 New- 

burgh Rd No phone calls please 

ONE CALL DOES IT ALL 

Place your classified want ad :n 


The Observer & Eccentric Newspapc 

591-0900 Wayiie 

644-1070 Oaklard 

852-3222 Rochester/Avn 

I >se your Visa or Master Card 

OPTOMETRIST 

2 days per week contact W Reai er 

0 D Howell 517 546-0^70 

ORGANIST-CHOIR Director 

Part time position Send resume to 

pha Baptist Church. 28051 W Chic 

Livonia, Michigan 48150 

PART TIME Direct Care Stall Menl al- 

ly retarded group home near Bellevi le 

Experienced with MR clients Call 

(ween 10 4pm weekdays 699 6 

PART TIME employee for book st 

at 29289 Southfield Rd near 12 M le. 

Must be mature & a reader Eves 

weekend hrs included Applications 

cepted in person Thurs 5-8 pm & fri 

10 5 pm only 

PART TIME HELP 

ID gnnder hand for co-heading die 

Redford location 

Call 534 6 

PART TIME SALES PERSON healing 

& air conditioning knowledge helpful 

Call after 5PM. 464-6(465 

INDIVIDUAL for general plant posi 

tion Apply in person 12801 Eckles ltd, 

Plymouth. Friday between I 4pm & 

Monday between 1 4pm only 

INDIVIDUALS interested in future 

part-time (10 to 20 Hrs per Wk ) posi 

lions servicing greeting card counter 

for American Greetings Must have 

own transportation and live in South- 

field Royal Oak area Call Monday 

only, 6 PM to 8 PM 685-0737 

INSTITUTIONAL Food Sales, no expe 

rience necessary, will train Own trans 

portation, salary Call for appointment 

477-5270 

GENERAL HELP 

$225 PER WEEK 

YOUNG EXPANDING COMPANY 

NEEDS PEOPLE IN ALL 

POSITIONS BEFORE FALL 

Openings for Assistant Managers, Man 

ager Trainees, Delivery 4 Sales Must 

have dependable transportation, no ex- 

perience necessary, will train 

Call Mr. Brewer, 552-1022 

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC TEACHER 

to substitute during a maternity leave 

at Parochial High School $6 per hour 

Deadline Sept 15 532-3317 or553 8329 

INSULATION INSTALLER experi 

ence reouired, blown insulation, exist 

ing residential Send resume with work 

experience to box 420 Observer 4 Ec- 


Rd.. Livonia, Michigan 48150 

INSURANCE 

CLAIM 

REPRESENTATIVE 

CNA A leader in the insurance indus- 

try has an opening for an Inside Claim 

Representative 

The successful candidate will possess 5- 

7 yrs experience handling heavy liabili- 

ty 4 litigated claims College back 

ground preferred 

IN return we offer the opportunity for 

financial 4 technical growth, oulstand 

ing benefits 4 a competitive salary 4 

review program 

Please contact, 

DONNA ECONOMO 

Personnel Mgr 

645,6940 

CNA INSURANCE 

30200 Telegraph, Suite 300 

Birmingham. Mi 48010 

Equal Opportunity Employer M F 

INSURANCE Multiple choice, if you 

qualify for any of the below categories 

you'll be a winner 

• Wanted proven commercial property 

casualty executive 

• Proven personal line executive 

• Small agency looking to lower over- 

head to maintain ownership and expand 

market 

Offer Best incentive program in the in 

dustry, ownership of your own ac 

counts. 50/50 split on commission, 50/ 

50 split on any contingency checks that 

your business generates All inquiries 

will be handled with strict confidence, 

if interested call 851-6808 

INTERIOR DESIGN studio needs ap^ 

E renUce drapery installer All-around 

andy person Must have good basic 

mechanical skills Will train 353 4150 

LIGHT 

INDUSTRIAL 

ASSIGNMENTS 

KELLY SERVICES has temporary as 

signments available for PACKAGING 

4 LIGHT ASSEMBLY work, days and 

afternoons No experience necessary 

Must be 18 If intercsteed, apply be 

tween 9 AM 4 3 PM Nfon thru Fri 

29449 W. 6 Mile, Livonia 

(W. of Middlebelt) 

522-4025 

KELLY 

SERVICES 

"The Kelly Girl People" 

Equal Opportunity Employer M F/H 

M ACHINE SHOP 

Production scheduler 3 years experi 

ence required in machine shop envire 

menl, CNC background, blueprints, raw 

material cutting, joh planning, MRP 

Pay commensurate with experience 

Send resume to Box 398 Observer 4 Ec 


Rd . Livonia. Michigan 48150 

METRO 

PASSBOOK 

WINNER 

H.T. Nelson 

27746 Sheridan 

Garden City 


department ol the Ob- 


ween 9 A M and 5PM, 


1982, to claim your 

METRO PASSBOOK 

591-2300 ext. 244 


MAIDS 

Full 4 Part time Apply Red Roof Inn. 

24300 Smacola Ct Farmington Hills 

MAINTENANCE MAN needed for live 

in position Some experience in highrise 

required Apply in person 36500 Mar 

quelle. Westland 

Maintenance 

To assist manager for large Oak Park 

apartment complex Adult community, 

no pets Good salary plus apartment 4 

utilities Call between 9 AM and 5 I'M 

Mon thru Fri 

968-0202 

MALE/FEMALE pizza makers Short 

order cooks Farmington area Apply 

after 4PM 626 6333 

MANICURIST 4 MAKE UP ARTIST 

Needed for new active Birmingham 

salon Experience preferred 

After 6 PM. call 643 0585 

MANICURIST WANTED 

For Downtown Birmingham Salon 

Full or part time With experience, 

only' 646-4123 

MATURE person to work information 

center at Farmington YMCA on week 

ends, salary $3 65 per hour Apply al 

28100 Farmington Rd , L « mile N of 12 

Mile 

MODELS 

Professionals only need apply 

Exclusive agency now auditioning 

for talent 

Must have composite 4 portfolio Call 

for personal interview 

Image Modelling & 

Casting Agency. 

855-2124 




week Pleasant working con- 

ditions. Call 

552-9605 




week Pleasant working con- 

ditions. Call 

552-9605 

PIT STOP Quick Oil Change Full ti 

Oil Change Technician needed' 

Experienced Only apply 1 Apply in 

son. Mon Fri . 10-5PM 905 Ann A 

Rd , Plymouth 

PLASTIC INJECTION MOLDING p ant 

requires molders for second and tûrd 

shift Only molders with 2 years ex 

ence or more should apply West 

near Plymouth 4 Telegraph Rehnlann 

Plastic Molding. 24555 Capitol. Ited 

ford. Ml 255 800 

PROGRAM DIRECTOR Teacher for 

an established, developmental nur 

school Experienced special per 

talented with children, organixatiiii 4 

communication BA in early childhood 

education or related field MA 

ferred 651 8859, 628 9638 628 

PROPOSAL ENGINEER 

Must hi' able to interpret customer 

quesl for gages from part prints Th 

an excellent opportunity fur a qual fied 

Tool Co 

person Dunn' 

425 

RECEPTIONIST for beauty salon 

perienced Full time Farmington drea 

855 055 

RECEPTIONIST 

Enthusiastic receptionist warned 

full time work Experienced prefe 

Scissors Hair design, Livonia. 477 

RETIRED BUSINESSMAN prefe 

In assist with collections in physic 

office, flexible hours 354 

SAKS 

FIFTH 

AVENUE 

Applications are now being acrefcted 

for the position of floor detective ir 

womens clothing areas Appli< 

must have substantial experience i 

field of retail security Excellent sa 

4 benefits 

Applv in person - Personnel Of fi 

Mon thru Fri 10-6 

SAKS 

FIFTH 

AVENUE 

SOMERSET MALlj 

TROY 

An Equal Opportunity Employe - 

SALES 

Lighting fixture showroom Hourl ', no 

commission Full time only ! omt 

weekends, evening work See G ;rry 

15378 Middlebelt, al 5 Mile, l.ivoni 

SALESPERSON 

Mature and conscientious at 

Holly Hallmark Store, 

Northland Center 

TRCTV 

BLOOMFIELD 

FAp&W*I,TON 

__L £_ 

L JJv- 

BlRMirÂMj 

SOUTHFlELDl 

PLYMOUTH 

VISA 9 

REACH MICHIGAN'S FINEST 

SUBURBAN MARKET 

Place your Classified Want Ad 

in over 150,000 affluent 

Suburban Detroit Homes 

ONE CALL DOES IT ALL! 

5910900 

EQUAL HOUSING 

OPPORTUNITY 

All reai estate advertising in this 

newspaper is subject to the Federal 

Fair Housing Act ol 1968 wtiich 

makes it illegal to advertise any 

preference limitation or discrimina- 

tion based on race cok>' religion, 

sex or an intention to make any 

Such preference limitation or dis- 

crimination 

This newspape* Will not knowlingly 

accept any advertising lor real es 

tate which is in vioiation cf the ia* 

Our readers are hereby informed 

that all dwellings adve'tsec m this 

newspaper are available on ar 

eQjai opportunity basis 

99 


SECURITY OFFICERS 

Wanted Call Fridav. Monday Tuesday 

Wedncsdav 9AM 1PM 353 6281 

SERVICE STATION ATTENDENT 

with mechanical ability 4 drive way 

experience Neat 4 pleasant Local ref 

erences Full 4 part time Applications 

being accepted, between 3pm 5pm 

10 Mile Telegraph Standard 

>29 

bor 

I eri 

ide 

075 

for 

i red 

>080 

red 

an's 

1553 

our 

ants 

the 

lary 

SALES POSITON opening 18 yeap or 

older Western Orginals, Livonia M ail 

477 7722 

has 

lert. 

bual 

for 

SAI.F.S REPRESENTATIVE 

Small dynamic growing companv 

an excellent opportunity for an ; 

aggressive career oriented indivi 

This individual would be responsibl 

the sales/circulation of a top selling 

weekly publication in the l>etroit irea 

This position offers 

an excellent training program 

growth potential into management 

Starting salary $13.000 plus bonus A ex 

penses for qualified candidate 

Send resume to 

D Parker 

PO Rox 2726 

Livonia. Mich 48151 

SEAMSTRESS 

Experienced 

Livonia Area 

Call 

477-4434 

JANITORS NEEDED 

14 Mile 4 Orchard Lake area 

Part time evenings 

$3 35 per hour Call 541 2734 

NIGHT AUDITOR 

40 Hours. • must be personable, well 

groomed Will train 11PM to 7AM 

Shift Apply in person Quality Inn, 

36655 Plymouth Rd Livonia 

SECURITY 

SPECIAL 

ASSIGNMENTS 

IMMEDIATE 

OPENINGS 

$200-$250 Per Wk 

•LIFE INSURANCE 

•HEALTH INSURANCE 

•PAID VACATIONS 

•DOUBLE TIME ON HOLIDAYS 

•PAID EACH WEEK 

•RAPID ADVANCEMENT 

•FREE TRAINING PROGRAM 

GUARDIAN 

13735 Puritan 

I ^ blocks W of Schaefer 

837-8734 

SET-UP MEN 

For 7/8 Acme-Gridley Screw 

Machine Also apprentices 

Excellent opportunity. 

Apply today: 

S.M.C. 

800 Junction, Plymouth 

SHARP. AGGRESSIVE individual for 

full time salaried position You will be 

named lo handle phone inquiries in our 

Woodward 9 mile office Outgoing per 

sonality essential Age or prior experi 

ence nol necessary Ask for Svlvia Mar 

tin ' 545-8770 

SOUTHFIELD MORTGAGE Ranker 

seeking experienced person in mort 

gage servicing field Collection back 

ground required Ext client benefit 

package offered 

Contact Mr Jagosz 354 2557 I 


- START THE WEEK - 

WITH A VISIT TO 

- OLSTEN- 

Temporary work assignments available 

for experienced Word Processing Oper 

ators Needed for Ihe 

Following applications 4 equipment 


TRANSMISSION SALES PERSON 

good pay commissions bem-fits 

522 4677 

TUTOR NEEDED to lutor high school 

student in physics, trigonometry ana 

lytical geometry L>earborn Heights 4 

days per week I 14 hours per day 

Call eve 565 2050 

TUTOR WANTED for 5th grade stu 

dent in math Rochester area 652 9318 

W AREHOUSE STOCK PERSON 

full time Apply 2 5pm Fri at Yankee 

Peddler 23905 Freeway Park Drive 


25 

People 

Needed 

For • 

Telephone 

Sales 

Legal 

Sales 

Marketing 

Engineering 

Finance 

Wang 

Vvdec 

NBI 3000 

Lanier N P 

Xerox 850-860 

IBM 056 

QYX 

CPT 

Redact run 

IBM Mag 2 

IBM Display Writer 

Excellent Benefits 

Call 354-0555 

OLSTEN 


Word Processing Division 

STOCK PERSON Retail drug store 

Birmingham full or part time, mostly 

evenings over 18 Experienced pre 

ferred excellent salary and benefits, 

must come in person Sav On Drugs 

6510 Telegraph (at Maplei Birming- 

ham See Mr Uren No tails please' 

STOCK WORK help wanted for North 

Redford location Must be strong and 

dependable and have excellent refer 

ences 538 0615 

TEACHERS 

A SALES CAREER 

National Firm is desirous of adding 

Sales Person to its staff locally Sales 

aptitude required Training allowance 

• commissions available Excellent 

fringe bene/its 4 training program 

Persons interested in Sales career Call 

AMERICAN UNITED LIFE 

357-0430 

TEACHER TO INSTRUCT after school 

activity class. 3 5 45 PM 5 days per 

week Plymouth Area ('all 

453 2906 

TECHNICIAN PART TIME 

Junior level technician to perform com 

puter installation 

335-1499 

TEMPORARY HELP 

Eddy Current testing technician NDT 

4 or metallurgical background re 

quired KJ Law Engineers 478 3156 

TOOL MAKER WANTED 

Master tool maker experienced in die 

cast dies Capable of running a 10 man 

shop Salary and commission Located 

300 miles S of Detroit Give full partu 

ulars in first letter Repl> to Smith 

Veigel 4 Associates 725 S Adams. 

Suite L66. Birmingham Ml 48011 

t»ng Term Assignments 

Available In The 

Birmingham Area 

All Shifts 4 Weekends 

Telephone or Door To Door 

Sales Exoerienre Required 

Must Be 18 4 Have Own Transportation 

G.M.S. 

GENERAL 

MANAGEMENT 

SERVICE 

The New Approach To Temporary Help 

29701 V- Six Mile Suite 140 A Livonia 

For Appointment Call 

427-7660 



ALL SHIFTS 

R.N.'S 

ICU/CCU 

$100 + 

PER SHIFT 

Temporary 

Health Care Services 

8355400 

A LOT IS HAPPENING AT 

PRO CARE ONE INC 

Our Ann Arbor office is accepting ap 

plications now For RN'S LPN S all 

shifts, excellent pas stop by or call to 

dav What vou need is happening now at 

PRO-CARE ONE, INC 

ANN ARBOR 761-1144 

DETROIT CALLS 592-0064 

502 Help Wanted Dental-Medical 

PHYSICAL THERAPIST 

For west suburban teaching hospi- 

tal. Licensed or eligible for licen- 

sure. Full time permanent days. 

Excellent salary and benefit pro- 

gram. For details contact: 

Garden City Hospital 

6245 N. Inkster Road 

Garden City, Michigan 

421-3300 ext. 277 


A CHALLENGE FOR 

RN's 

Prove it to yourself and others by 

involving yourself in direct patient care 

at Farmington Nursing Home. 

Salaries start at $17,000 & better. 

Weekend differential plus excellent 

benefits including holiday pay, vacation 

pay, sick days, Blue Cross, flexible 

scheduling. 

For personal interview, Call Elsie 

Lindow, RN, Director of Nurses 

477-7400 

M M iHM

10C*(R,w.G-8C) Thursday, September 9, 1982 



502 H#lp Wanted 


ALPHA 

HEALTH CARE INC 

Urgently Needs 

RNs-LPNs 

For Immediate Placement tn 

Wwtern Wayne County 

•TOP PAY 

•FLEXIBLE SCHEDULE 

•EXCELLENT BENEFITS 

• Pleaae Call Now - 

281-2434 

CARDIO VASCULAR TECHNICIAN 

Experienced In ECHO, holler, stress 

testing Southfield office Call Bonn* 

Ut-SOM 

DENTAL ASSISTANT full Ume, 1 to 2 

yn recent chalrelde experience r«- 

quired, certification preferred. 16 4 

Ryan Sterling Hu 979-OMO 

DENTAL ASSISTANT full Ume. expe- 

rience preferred but not neceaaary, will 

train right peraon. good beneflta. pleas 

ant working conditions 682 4981 

DENTAL ASSISTANT - Experienced 

Farmington Hills Dental Office Satan 

commensurate with experience Full 

time Replies to Box 414. Observer 4 

Eccentric Newspapers. M251 School- 

craft Rd , Livonia, Michigan 48150 

DENTAL 

ASSISTANT 

Po«ition currently available at our 

Novi Ambulatory Care Center for a 

Contingent Dental AaauUnt to work as 

needei office Full time 

837-7400 

MEDICAL ASST full time or part 

time Experienced. Some knowledge of 

EKG, X Rays. VP Background in Lab 

Deareorn Heights office 561-4542 

MEDICAL ASST 

E irt time Mon thru Fri Must know 

KG, draw blood, blood pressure 

Experienced needed 552 9191 

NURSE or medical assistant, prefer ex 

pen ence in dermatology, full Ume in 

back of office. Southfield 353-0818 

OFFICE MANAGER mature individu 

al for orthodontic practice Experience 

in dental medical related office necce* 

*ary, lull time. 1 evening 4 Sat Typing 

mandatory , resume required 879 6200 

ORTHODONTIC ASSISTANT experi- 

enced excellent hours, benefits, Bir 

mingham. 64^9768 

OUTGOING 

Enthusiastic, sparkling peo- 

ple-person, business minded 

front desk in caring West 

Dearborn dental office 

565-8544 

SKILLED Nursing facility has openings 

for RNs 4 LPNs Retired Nurses are 

welcome We will orientate 

eVenoy Continued Care Center, 

3999 Venoy. Wayne Call 326 6600 

ULTRA SOUND TECHNOLOGIST 

Must be registered with B-Scan experi- 

ence Travel to various clinics Appli- 

cants call Ron. 837-8486 

X-RAY TECHNICIAN, Certified Has 

pital experience necessary Weekday 

afternoons Southfield area Please send 

resume to Box 422, Observer 4 Eccen- 

tric Newspapers, 36251 Schoolcraft 

Rd . Livonia, Michigan 48150 


Office-Clerical 

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE 4 other 

Secretarial Work IBM system 23 Will 

train Pull time Douglas Cleaners. 900 

N Woodward, Birmingham 

BOOKKEEPER 

CLERICAL GENERAL OFFICE 

Southfield based Property Management 

Firm seeks take-charge person with 

minimum 5 years office experience for 

Accounts Payable, SBC Payroll, Pay- 

roll Taxes, Bank Rec's 4 Preparation 

of work for Data Processing Pleasant 

working surroundings 4 attractive 4 

girl office Immediate opening Call 

557 2500 

BOOKKEEPER for Bloomfield office. 

Please send resume in confidence to 

box 444 Observer 4 Eccentric Newspa 

C rs, 36251 Schoolcraft Rd , Livonia, 

ichigan 48150 

CLERICAL OFFICE 

Small company relocating in Livonia 

needs dependable Secretary full time 

Light bookkeeping 967-2040 

COLLECTION CLERK well establish 

ed Southfield company needs res pons! 

ble, intelligent individuals for credit 

collection dept Experience preferred, 

apply in person Ram the Beeper Peo- 

ple 24423 Southfield Rd Southfield 

COMMUNICATIONS 

COMPANY 

SECRETARY 

A choice position with a leader tn their 

field Top skills and experience for this 

$14,000 plus nice benefits Call Bernice 

Fromm 

SNELLING & SNELLING 

Southfield 353-2090 


Office-Clerical 

ireferred Typing 80 80 

and Good benefits, s~' 

surate with experience 

MICHIGAN 

NATIONAL BANK 

OAKLAND 

552-7562 


EXPERIENCED, dependable person 

needed for One-Secretary Sales Office 

Accurate typing, filing 4 math skills re- 

quired Some light dictation Must have 

f leasant phone personality Full bene 

Its Salary commensurate with experi 

ence 4 aklity Send Resume to P.O. 

Box 5352, Orchard Lake, Mi 48033 

EXPERIENCED legal Secretary with 

word processing capabilities, in excess 

of 75 wpm. desired for growing 

Birmingham Law firm 644-4436 

EXPERIENCED Telephone Answering 

4 55 wpm typing required for busy 

Secretarial services 3-4 day week 

1 Northwestern and 12 353-4466 

GENERAL OFFICE 1 year experience 

required Salary negotiable Southfield 

area Call for appointment 

424-8811 

INSURANCE AGENCY needs part 

time help with good typing skills 4 

some insurance experience Call 4 ask 

for Inez 645-6655 

COMPUTER operator supervisor, De-j 

troit firm, 5 yrs supervisory experi 

ence, on IBM equipment, $17,500, fee 

paid 

LOIS RAY 

PERSONNEL 

SOUTHFIELD 559-0560 

Customer Service 

Office 

RECEPTIONIST Oral surgery office, 

part time poasabtlity of lull time Medi- 

i al or dental background necessary 

Call 10am-4pm 647 7336 

RECEPTIONIST PART TIME 

For modern progressive Dental prac 

tice 3 mornings 1 evening Dental ex 

perience necessary Call 422 5560 

RECEPTIONIST for doctor's office in 

Livonia Must have experience 4W 

days weekly 261 3337 

RECEPTIONIST, experienced, full 

Ume. for dental office. Maple Tele- 

graph area 626-2104 

RECEPTIONIST 

For family planning clinic In South 

field Part-time includes Saturdays 

Call 569 7010 

RN/LPN 

Office position Full Ume benefits in a 4 

day week. Fri thru Mon Supervisory 

experience helpful Excellent pay and 

benefits Lovely Southfield location 

MEDICAL 

PERSONNEL POOL 

352-6111 

Administration 

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY 

Would you enjoy working with people 

and doing a variety of office work' IX 

you type accurately - ' If so, we have • 

Job for you We will train you with oui 

formal and on the job training pro 

({rams You will work in a modern off 

ice with pleasent co-workers, good sal 

ary with regular merit increases, op- 

portunity for advancement, many em 

ployee benefits including paid 

vacations This is an excellent careei 

opportunity 

GENERAL FINANCE 

CORPORATION 

20338 W 7 Mile, Detroit, 48219 


Dial-A-Number 

If you wish to work temporarily aneri 

Full 

oes 

ard 

Telephone 

Sales 

Openings available for long term 

signments for a Telephone Sales Cei 

Birmingham area Call 644 2150 N 

thru Fri between 9 AM 4 5 I'M M 

be 18, have own transportation, s^les 

experience required 

KELLY 

SERVICES 

"The Kelly Girl People 

Equal Opportunity Employer M F iH 

TELEPHONE SOLICITOR 

Mature voice, hourly wage plus com- 

mission Call eves leave name & nuni 

ber on recorder 352 4T70 

TWO sharp people to work part turn!, 3 

days per week, 3-8 301'M (.oood traps 

portalion required Possible earnings 

$100-200 Prefer 25 years and o\er 

Send name address and phone to Stile 

manager, PO Box 1297. East l^nsng. 

Mi 48! 23 

VACATION 

TIMESHARE MARKETING 

Michigan,s foremost vacation 

timeshare sales company requires 6 id 

ditional associates with the desire 

ability to earn in excess of $60,000 êr 

year W'e are interviewing for mana 

ment and sales positions Real istate 

cense preferred We train 

Ask (or Mr Gust 552 8 

ml 

00 

$20,000 Yr. Plus 

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY 

FREE 

TRAINING 

For more information call 

CENTURY 21 

Today Realtors 

Farmington Ron Miller 478 10(40 

Westland Larry Buckniaster 525-77 30 

Redford Jon Ruud 538 20)0 

Livonia Tom Lewarne 26120)0 

Lathrup Village Hill Cavanagh559-44p8 


Part Time 

AUCTIONEER PART TIME 

Public auction Saturdays only 1 

I'M Experience necessary 525 7834 

B(XIKKEEI'ER PART TIME 

Full Charge' Payroll, Taxes. Rece . 

ables thru Trial Balance Send resume 

to Office Manager, Kcnsingston Acac e 

my 1020 E Square Lake Rd Bloon 

field Hills. Mi 48013 

DO YOU LIKE FLOWERS 1 Interesting 

job for person over 21 with good driving 

record Call between 9-5 471-41141 

HIRING NOW 

We have the perfect part time job 

you' All you need is a pleasing tele- 

phone voice and a desire to earn mon ?y 

The positions open are for teleph< ne 

sales No experience necesary, we will 

train Salary plus commissions 2 shifts 

available (9am-3pm and 4pm-8pin) 

Call today from 10am to 5pm Ask or 

Wendy Bakka or Linda Meuws 

Century Trane 

32500 W, 8 Mile 

478-2784 

SUPPLEMENT YOUR INCOME 

Interesting opportunity Use your spare 

time easily to earn extra income No 

selling or solicitation Name your own 

hours 2 days a week or more_ Deliver 

popular national magazines, books 4 

advertising pieces to residents in your 

city We invite men women and family 

teams Call now American Field Mar- 

keting, 5919496 

WAYNE, OAKLAND 4 MACOMB coun 

ties Persons to do phone surveys and 

in-store surveys Must have good per 

sonality and car Phone experience 

helpful Absolutely no selling I'art time 

on call basis Must be available both al 

ternoons and evenings 422 7676 

WE'RE LOOKING for part time con 

sumer research telephone interviewers 

(no sail's involvedi Weekend and eve- 

ning work No experience necessary 

Will train Call Sue Prieur at PACE 

Marketing Research in Farmington 

Hills 553-4100 

MATURE WOMAN to care for pre 

schooler 4 1st grader 3 days a week 

Housekeeping 4 dinner Non-smoker 

Driver References Maple-Franklin 

Rds 855 9514,569 8180 

MATURE WOMAN to babysit 2 chil 

dren. ages 3 4 1W My Garden City 

home Hours 3 30pm to i2 45am 3 to 4 

evenings References 522-1703 

MATURE WOMAN to care for IS 

month old infant. 5h hours per day 

Mon thru Fri my Livonia home Refer 

ences required 591 1396 477 1060 

MORNING MOTHER needed from 

7 15AM till 12 30PM Mon thro Thurs 

I .one Pine & Orchard I-ike area Call 

855 5234 

MOTHERS HELPER dependable 

woman to care for 3 young children, my 

home I pm 5 30pm Mon thru Fn 

Light housekeeping 459-9396 

NEEDED AT ONCE live in bouse 

keeper nurses aide Experienced, must 

have references, own transportation 

Lady 4 elderly parent Southfield apt 

352 0242 

PART TIME 

Positions at residence in desirable 

Bloomfield Hills area requires a ma 

ture responsible individual to assist 

with cooking, light housekeeping and 

errands Must be experienced and have 

own transportation Good hourly rate 

plus mileage compensation Hours to 

vary between 2-8 PM Monday Friday 

If interested, please call 362 2188 

between 1 30 4 30 PM 


Domeatic 

AUBURN HEIGHTS AREA 

Baby Sitter needed in home 4 days per 

week Will provide transportation Call 

after 6 PM 852 3451 

BABYSIT infant part turn' days in youf 

home References Non smoking and 

loving please Canton or S Plymouth 

area 453-6718 

BABYSITTER, age 35 50. to care for 

boy, 7 years Non smoker reliable Own 

transportation References Troy Days, 

651-1399, eves. 641 8879 

SITTER NEEDED For 9 yr old girl 

Mop thru Thurs 7-8 30AM Fri 7- 

10AM with housekeeping Long Lake 4 

John R After 12 30 noon 689-1718 

SITTER WANTED to care fix 1 4 year 

old boy in our Farmington home, 3 days 

K r week while mother works Call Sat 

fore 5pm 476 4838 

BABYSITTER and light housekeeping 

experienced own transportation, non- 

smoker Bloomfield Hills area 855-6855 

BABY SITTER and light housekeeping 

in my W Bloomfield home, live-in a 

possibility, own transportation 557 0758 

BABY SITTER Birmingham Irom 

8AM-1PM, 5 days Possibly to 6PM one 

or two days One child, 5 years Call 

mornings or after 6PM. 642 3731 

BABYSITTER for 16 month old Four 

mornings, Farmington Hills. 12 4 

Middlebelt area 471-5524 

BABYSITTER for 2 children. Farming 

ton Hills home Own tranportaiion, ref- 

erences 553-4496 

BABY SITTER, full time reliable, ma- 

ture person to sit for 4 month old infant 

in my home. Canton area Call after 

6pm 455-9179 

BABY SITTER Mature woman with 

car to baby sit 4 days a week in my 

Birmingham home for 8 month old 

Mon . Tues Thurs Fri . 8 5 646-6789 

BABY SITTER NEEDED 2 to 3 days a 

week in my Canton home Flexible 

hours 3 children, 17 twins 4) Call after 

6 30pm, 981 0746 

BABYSITTER needed for 4 month old 

Southfield home own transportation 

references. 356-5394 

BABYSITTER needed Responsible 

References 4 month old child West 

land * 729 4461 

BABY SITTER needed for 3 year old 

boy, 7 45am 5 45pm your home, Mon- 

day thru Fnday. Newburgh & 6 Mile 

772 8833 

BABYSITTER NEEDED In nn Roches 

ter home for 11 month old, 8AM 6PM, 5 

days, own transportation references 

Must be dependable A prompt 

852-0650, 852 4471 

STRUCTURED BABYSITTER wanted 

for 2 to 2W hours after school Monday 

Friday, for 7 yr old boy Mill St 4 Ann 

Arbor Trail area 455 7516 

WANTED BABYSITTER for 2 well 

behaved boys, ages one 4 three, in my 

own home, part Ume - day shift 

Oood pay 651-1214 

WOMAN to assist elderly couple bve 

in. light housekeeping, prepare meals 

car L gas available excellent wages 

etc Orchard I.ake area Box 0 434 Ob- 

server A Eccentric Newspapers 36251 

Schoolcraft Rd Livonia, Michigan 

48150 

WOMAN to babysit for 6 month old in 

our Farmington home 1 day every 

week and possibly a second day every 

other week Call persistently 478 3683 

WOMAN TO DO light housekeeping 

laundry and help with after school 

driving Tues Thurs afternoons Own 

car Good pay 13 Mile Telegraph area 

After 6pm 851 4918 

BABYSITTER A or housekeeper 7 

9am some afternoons. Tonquish Sub 

Westland Own transportation. $3 per 

hour 7215470 

BABYSITTER wanted my Garden City 

home, for boys 2 4 Call after 7pm 

427 4963 

BABYSITTER wanted at my Canton 

home, from 7 30 AM 5 PM Call for 

details after 7 PM 453 8579 

YOUNG WOMAN as live in aide for ac 

tive disabled woman Room and board 

plus salary Must have car and refer 

ences 542 6694 355 580V 


Couples 

MANAGER 

COUPLES 

for modern suburban mid rise apart 

menl community Applicant should be 

middle age or older A have some expe 

rience with building maintenance Sal 

ary. benefits 2 bedroom apartment all 

utilities paid Sorry no childen. or pets 

excellent future for the right husband A 

wife team 

356-8020 

MANAGER 

COUPLE 

Mature Full Ume for Both Aduli com 

munity Southfield area No pels No ex 

J perience necessary Related handyman 

A light typing skills helpful 2 bedroom 

apartment and other benefits Reply to 

Box 408 Observer A Eccentric News 

l papers 36251 Schoolcraft Rd Livonia 

Michigan 48150 

RESIDENT MANAGERS 

Mature, experienced couple for subur 

ban apartment complex Call 961 741 1 

BABY-SITTER wanted - I infant in my 

homi. 16 Mile 4 Deouindre area Mon 

thru Thurs, 6 30AM 4PM Start Oct 

1st References required 264 7605 

BABY SITTER 

wanted for 1 year old girl, your home or 

ours 8 AM 4 PM Troy Area only 979 

8324 or 879 2780 

BABYSITTER WANTED 

Mature individual, 14 month old, your 

home Westland Livonia Area 8 30 

AM-3 PM , Mon thru Fri 261 3842 

BIRMINGHAM AREA experienced 

Housekeeper refined woman non 

smoker, 5 days a week, live-in reler 

ences 642-9898 

CLEANING LADY, experienced, reli 

able, must drive Recent working refer 

ernes Wednesday. Hours 9am to 3pm 

$35 14 Mile Middlebelt area 626 2194 

COLLEGE or mature high school stu 

dent needed immediately 12 Mile 

Drake Active 7 year old girl needs 

TLC Must love children 7am 9am. 

3 30pm-6pm Mon . Tues Thurs Fri 

Call after 5pm, 553 0860 

COMPANION to live in Southfield with 

elderly lady Sunday A Wednesday a( 

ternoons oil own transportation Call 

mornings 626 2122 Eves 661 2319 

GREAT PART Time job (or student as 

mother's helper Flexible hours, early 

alternoon to early evening Own trans 

portalion A references W Bloomfield 

area Call after 8pm 626-3550 

HONEST RELIABLE babysitter need 

ed with good references for Bloomfield 

Hills, own transportation Mon thru 

Fri 3-5pm on school days A 8am 5pm 

Mon thru Fri on non school days Oood 

pay Call after 5PM 626-2829 

HOUSECLEANER Must be experi 

enced 4 thourough Own transportation 

References Hours flexible, $4 00 Hr 

Maple Middlebelt 851 7969 or 851 8768 

HOUSECLEAN1NG Southfield area, 

dependable weekly, Thurs or Fri Must 

drive, references /'all Evenings 

557 0072 

HOUSEKEEPER mature experi 

enced. 5 days 8 hours day Some even 

ings. overnights, weekends All house 

keeping duties, some child care Own 

transportation Bloomfield Hills top 

pay Send replies. Box 226 Observer A 

Eccentric Newspapers 36251 School 

craft Rd , Livonia Michigan 48150 

HOUSEKEEPER NEEDED live in or 

day, to care for 3 small children for 

working mother Must have references 

Bloomfield Hills 626 6163 

INFANT BOY' needs warm, stimulal 

ing, experienced, mature sitter Perma 

nent position beginning Oct Mon thru 

Fri , 8 AM-6 I'M Beverly Hills Area 

Own transportation, non-smoker refer 

ences required 642 2847 

LIVE-IN HELP WANTED to assist In 

care of young handicapped wife A In 

management of home in Farmington 

area Must be able to drive 474 3434 

LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER for a Wid 

ower Own room and bath Must be able 

to drive Good salary Local references 

required Call Robin, 585 2000 

LIVONIA Teacher needs Babysitter, in 

my home, from Oct to Dec 3 year old 

A 21 month old, 8am 3 45 Excellent 

salary References After 4pm 

427 8984 

511 Entertainment 

PROFESSIONAL Light A Sound En 

tertainment ANY OCCASION Class 

Reunions Bowling Banquets Weddings 

Schools Over 4000 selections We play 

what you request Call for appi to visit 

our showroom for a demonstration 

Come Da nee With Us We are 

DANCE WITH ME PRODUCTIONS 

Lie. - Ins. 589-2705 

BAND FOR ALL OCCASIONS 

Music bv 3 - 4 • 5 

Call Bill Ging 

522 7864 

BAND FOR HIRE 

All occasions (rock A roll) Specializing 

home comings proms parties Very- 

reasonable Call for audition Jerry 

354 2414 356 7427 Bob 894 7899 

CALLIOPE AVAILABLE 

Make any outdoor event delightfully 

different Malls, promouons parties 

carnivals, parades etc 356 5120 

CAPTIVATING entertainment, chil 

drens Birthday parUes Participate in 

puppetry singing movement instru 

ments marionettes Maureen 54? 3854 

CHAMBER MUSIC ENSEMBLE 

Flute. Classical Guitar Cello 

For Any Occasion 

832 2175 

IT'S SCHEER MAGIC 

Specializing in Childrens Entertain 

menl, Magic. Comedy A Balln Am 

mals Magician Doug fecheer, J53-5M2 

JAN SAN PUPPETS 

Children entertainment Puppets. 

magic music, all occasions Call 

642 7450 or 647 4676 

LARRICK PRODUCTS 

Presents The Finest Bands 

At Reasonable Rates 

For Audition Schedules call 772 2982 

REUNITED DANCE Hand 

7 members, experienc«d 

Music from the 30 s to »0 s 

Wedding parties Banquets 528 1845 

SHOWCASE OF BANDS - 

For Weddings'Sept 19th Now You can 

hear 5 or 6 Bands on one (11 Afternoon 

For further informauon, call 772 2982 

512 Situations Wanted 

Female 

ABCARE 

Specializing in private duty mmtag in 

the Home Hospital. Nursinfi FaclUUes 

RN's. LPN » COMPANIONS 

AIDES 

NEWBORN CARE 

RESPIRATORY PHYSICAL 

OCCUPATIONAL 

SPEECH THERAPISTS 

HOME PODIATRY VISITS 

There Is A Difference. We Care 

424-8377 

24 HOUR COVERAGE

Thursday, September 9, 1982 


FamaU 

Alpha Health 

Care Inc 

professional nursing care 

Ow nursing service provides qualified, 

wawed, bended *r*j supervised Regis 

tered N«r*es. Licensed Practical 

Nnreea, None Aide*. Uv^ln Compao- 

l0Q *. 'or boepltals, nursing homes or 

private dwty in the borne 

281-2434 

24 HOUR SERVICE 

7 DAYS A WEEK 

513 8ituatkms Wantad 

babysitting - your transportation. 

Moo thru Fri. 1 yean A up Hamlin/ 

Hocfceater Rds ., Auburn area 

C«ll 851 87M 

BABYSITTING Lovinf care for your 

Uttk ones, weekday*, your transports 

lion, vary dependable. LivooU/Redford 

area Call SIMMS 

CHILD CARE Moo thru Fri Full or 

part time Infanta to 4 yean welcome 

10 Mile • Southfield Rd ai 

transportation References 

ta Your 

MM1V) 

CHRISTIAN LADY will clean your 

home oo a weekly basis Dependable k 

Thorough' Troy Birmingham- Blmfld 

area Call 51^0124 

CLEANING WITH A NEW TWIST the 

old fashion way' We wash window*, 

scrub floor* k clean ovens Becky'* 

Cleaning Service will clean your home 

to roar complete satisfaction ti be tn 

and out tn 1H boor* Excellent refer- 

ences Also available in Livonia k sur- 

rounding area* Becky, 6814858 

DAY CARE borne Individual attention 

Developmental program Safe, happy 

environment Flexible hour* State li- 

censed Mr* Cynthia Grant, Certified 

Elementary Teacher 398 70M 559-7900 

DAY CARE Sylvan Lake Reliable 

mother ol 3 has full 4 part Ume open 

Ing* Reference* 8814110 

BOOKKEEPER/ACCOUNTANT 

experienced, part time, S55-40M 

HANDYMAN 

All types ol wort Yard clean-up, 

gutter*, plumbing, wall washing, etc 

All areas Reasonable Rates 7&1SS1 

RETIRED Businessman to assist in 

short trips or banking or grocery shop- 

ping or coovalesence Leave message 

543 8160 

515 Child Cart 

parent 

Child Care Center specialising In In- 

fants k Preschooler* Drop In, full 

time, weekend, part-time care Profes- 

sional Staff; dependable, trained, rea- 

sonsble Farmington Hills B Mile k 

Halstead 478-1646 

520 Sacratarial & 

Businasa Sarvicat 

THE LETTER WRITER 

Ne«d something written/at a loss for 

_j? Secretarial Services, Bookkeep 

Resumes Glnny 535 -5504 455-8842 

Professional 

Sarvicat 

)FESSIONAL Counseling For those 

j personal or vocational dif- 

Excellent references Initial 

tation free 471-4807 

CALICO DAY CARE LICENSED 

Licensed Pediatric Nurse 

7 M AM to 5 JO PM 

Southfield area 15^2172 

HOME CHILD CARE 

Day or c 

and nacks, an; 

too Rd 

Day or evening Full or part time, lunch 

my age 11 Mile, Farming 

CallEleo 477-6106 

LOOKING for a Unique Nursery School 

Program for vour Special 4 or 5 Year 

Old' Want limited enrollment, art, 

cooking, evalucatioo tasting. Master 

Decreed Teacher? Call 

lOai-A-Cooking Nursery School, Ford 

Rd 4 Telegraph area 561 4513 

LOVING MOM wishes to babysit, pre 

cbool program, activiUes k fun, 6 Mile 

Beech Daly 

school 

am. activiUes k fun 

53J 254B 

DO NOT READ THIS AD 

Unless you are looking for a qulaifted 

dav care for your child Noo smoking 

reliable, licensed Mom Provides 

lunches and marts, craft*, unaII mo- 

tor, phonic*, music, free play, library 

visits, field trips and many outdoor ac- 

Uvttiea Call for interview, 855-1055 

DO YOU NEED TYPING DONE' 

I'll do it in my home Fast, accurate, 

reasonable rates Call 557 1079 

ELDERLY CARE and babysitting 

available. Also bouse and pet sitting 

Days, nights or live Ins reasonable 

ratea Call Liberty Agency 455-6830 

EXPERIENCED Child Care by former 

teacher Trallwood Sub, Plymouth 

Dally hour* Playmates Prefer Infants 

4 year olds 459 3628 

EXPERIENCED CLEANING TEAM to 

give your home that personal touch, S 

years experience Reasonable rates 

Kathey, 8*7 2364 Jean 881 6493 

EXPERIENCED COMPANION, excel 

lent home care skills k driver Able to 

live In k travel Prefer N Woodward 

juburba References 569-3474 

MOTHER of grown children will «it for 

newborns full Ume 

Uon, Southfield 

5 pm 

Your transport* - 

Call weekdays after 

357-0272 

NINE YEARS LICENSED, quality 

home In Birmingham. Excellence In de- 

pendability. experience, references 

Mrs Jackson, 644-1826 

WHO WATCHES YOUR CHILD while 

you shop, go to the doctor, or out for an 

evening 1 ' Did you have to ask Grandma 

s gain'Now you can drop off your baby 

or child at a professional 24 hour Day 

Care Center Hourly rates, dependable, 

trained staff Farmington Hills, 9 Mile 

k Halsted 478-1649 

518 Education 

A Instruction 

Attorneys 

Lagal Counseling 

TORNEYS AT LAW 

f IRST CONSULTATION FREE 

*T k EVE A PITS AVAILABLE 

I'Avanzo & Meconi 

| 44245 FORD RD, SUITE 101 

981-5300 

DIVORCE ALL INJURIES 

Estate k Closings, Traffic, DUIL 

No Fee - 1st Consultation' 

Paul F Joelaon Allen I Glass 

553-11555 553-9302 

FREE PHONE 

CONFERENCE 

with an 

AjlTORNEY AT LAW 

Robert D. Mouradian 

544-7264 

ATTN 

607 Insurance 702 Antiques 

TIRED OF SKYHIGH RATES' 

Try Ours 

Call Art Allen (Formerly of AAA) 

Metro Agency, Inc 522-3900 


ANTIQUE SALE. Rochester Pine 

chests, oil lamps, lots of copper pieces, 

pression Glass, collectable® Dealers 

icome 3067 Rolling Green, Brook 

dale Woods Sub N of Walton, W off 

Adams Fri Sat Sun Sept 10-12. 10am 

4pm 375-0921 

CARS DRIVEN to - Florida, Arizona, 

California Low rates, insured 

Northland Auto, 968 2228 

LADY DRIVING to Florida wants pas 

senger to share driving k expenses, end 

of Sept 693 6046 

ANTIQUE SHOW k SALE 

Brighton Mall - Brighton. Michigan 

Sept 16 thru 19th Quality dealers In 

formation 313-735-7057 

NEED RIDE from Ford k Venoy to 

Telegraph k 12 Mile at 6 30am Willing 

to pay 421-1686 

609 Bingo 

(CARIH) NaUonal Asthma Center 

Bingo every Friday • 7PM 

(Special games at 6 15) 

Amer Legion Hall 29500 W 9 Mile Rd 

EASTER SEAL SOCIETY 

FRIENDSHIP CLUB 

Redford Hall 

Plymouth k Inkster Roads 

Thursdays 645pm 

6:30 PM At 

SHELDON HALL 

33111 Plvmouth Rd. 

CORNER FA 

LIVONIA 

INGTON RD 

261 9340 

SUN • Wayne 2nd Dem 

MON • 12th Dis Dem 

TUES • Mich Young Dem 

WED • 5th Dis Dem 

THURS • Mich Frontlash 

FRI • 17th Dis Dem 

SAT • 16th Dis Dem 

Kathleen J. McCann 

0RNEY k COUNSELOR AT LAW 

ADULTS' GAIN CONFIDENCE! 

It'* Fun! Call now for evening class in 

•tage performance & dramatics 

Gregory s Performer* 427-9116 

EXPERIENCED COMPANION, excel 

lent home care skill* k driver Able to 

live In k travel Prefer N Woodward 

suburbs References 569-3474 

EXPERIENCED ExecuUve Secretary 

seeks full Ume position Excellent skill* 

and references Call Maureen 478-7365 

EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER ha* 

for Birmingham, Bloomfield 

srences Call Mary 548-1479 

EXPERIENCED, MATIHE 

Baby-Sitter Canton area, days 

Your transporta Uon 729-3918 

EXPERIENCED WOMAN to do Gener- 

al Housec leaning Hard Worker k De- 

pendable' Farmington k W Bloomfield 

ire a Call after 4PM, 66*4572 

EXPERT CHILD CARE by mother 

and mother Rochester. (Avon k John 

Excellent ref- 

651-0236 

infant* 4 pre school 

erence* 

FORMER TEACHER 

Mom has opening for 1 full-time Child 

in her licensed Day Care home. 9 Mile/ 

Evergreen area 355-417S 

GARDEN CITY MOM offers lots of 

TLC in clean licensed home Fun, Pals, 

Toys 4 NutriUous Food Very depend 

able MI-1M1 

HOME HEALTH CARE 

Screened, RN supervised. Insured 

24 hours 7 day* 357-3650 

Professional Medical Personnel 

HOUSE CLEANING 

Mature, References, Transportation 

Call Us First' 

979-6336 

AIRLINE 

CRUISE LINE 

TRAVEL AGENTS 

CAREERS 

Day 4 night classes starting now at 

Michigan's oldest 4 most modern Uav 

el school Computer training included 

For a posi Uon in the travel industry 

that offer* good working condlUons. 

travel opportunities 4 advance- 

ment.call American Travel School, 

22932 Woodward, Ferndale Call 

1 313-399 5522 

ALL SUBJECTS 4 GRADES 

Taught by certified teachers giving per 

sonallzed instruction in your home Spe- 

cial help (or LD 4 Reading Problems 

Excellent results 4 references 348-8230 

ALL TYPES of academic tutoring 

Remedial reading, learning disabillUes, 

MA Reasonable Recommended b; 

schools, colleges Cert teacher 826-276 

BARTENDING 

Legal Minimum Age 18 

ONE OR TWO WEEK CLASS 

Day or Evening Classes 

Free Placement Assistance 

557-7757 

PROFESSIONAL 

BARTENDERS SCHOOL 

26739 Southfield Rd . Southfield 

23 Schools Coast to Coast 

BECOME A Professional Electrologist, 

make-up artist, or esthetlctan Day and 

evening class Gsbb School of Electrol- 

y Esthetic* 4 Make-up, 425-0920 

o«y 

FALL OPENINGS' 

SUZUKI Violin snd Piano lessons Cer 

tifled teacher, master* degree Proven 

results 569-6929 

LEARN TO KNIT OR CROCHET 

Beginning k Advanced Classes Begin 

Sept 28, 8 two hour sessions, $40 At- 

tend Open House Sept 22, 1-4 PM To 

meet the Teacher See samples of pass! 

Middlebury Lane, 

642 8916 

ble pro 2623 

HOUSECLEANING SERVICE 

2 honest women with references wish 

house 4 apartment cleaning Please 

csll Patricia or Shirley 541 -0504 

HOUSE CLEANING services done 

professional young woman 

able, reliable, own transportation Oak 

land County Call 10-12 noon, 649 6863 

Noo-drinker and 

able at once 

•keeper/ 

smoker Car Avail 

255 0668 

LOVING CHILD care In my licensed 

home 7AM 4 30PM Stones, songs, art, 

S ame* 1W-6 year* Birmingham/ 

loomfield 855-1973 

LOVING MOTHER of 3* year old will 

babysit, day* Full or part time Toy*, 

fenced yard, playmate* Experienced 

Meal* 4 snacks provided Inkster Rd 4 

Grand River area 533-3517 

Experienced, available for part 

' • 4 in- 

LPN 

Ume or temporary care of elderly 

firm Rates negotiable Own transpor- 

tation, references Call 477-0063 

MAID SERVICE 

House cleaning the old fashioned wsy 

Washing. Ironing. Complete General 

Cleaning Our Women are Bonded. Ma 

ture, Dependable 

For best results csll Susie at 563-6321 

MOTHER OF 2 girls, 1 4 4, requests 

babysitting, your transporta Uon, close 

to Edison School, Westland. prefer a 

4 or under 421-7153 

MOTHER wishes to bsby sit, part Ume, 

Cherry Hill. W of Lilley. your transpor- 

tation 981 2760 

MATHEMATICS TUTORING 

All Grades, M S - M A Degrees 

Certified, Experienced Teacher 

642 5484 

latticing in Wayne, Oakland 

Livingston CounUes 4 surrounding area 

Criminal • Divorce 

Personal Injury • Drunk Driving 

Accident • Zoning 

| Wills • Trusts 

PLUS ALL GENERAL LAW 

Using! newest available computers and 

woraprocesslng machines to help save 

you Ulne and money 

15195 Farmington Rd. 

525-6385 


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Use your Visa or Master Card 

700 Auction Sales 

PERSONAL TREATMENT 

Divorce - Bankruptcy 

Traffic - Business 

Criminal - Real Estate 

1st Consultation At No Charge 

FREDA. NEUMARK 

81)8 W Big Beaver - Suite »303 

TROY 362-4660 

Antique Auction 

Sat, Sept id, 6pm Preview 5pt 

Romulus VFW Hall. 39270 Huron River 

Dr, Romulus One doien sterling items, 

over 150 pieces of glassware including 

Cranberry, Venetian, Carnival, Bohemi 

an. Legras, Nash, Lutz, Weller, Occu 

pied, Oriental 30 pieces quality furni 

ture including mid 19th C primitive, 45 

old toys, 30 primiUves, 1 dozen country 

store items, coin operated machine, 

plus many misc items Call after 2pm 

for pre-recorded list 

D Dalton, Auctioneering 

699-4325 

600 Personals 

Afr 

you 

end is someone 

can call on 

when you need him... 

Call 422-4TLC 

Telephone Listening Center 

ATTENTION DIETERS 

New Day 4 Evening Weight Loss group 

forming No fee to Join Incentive, Sup- 

port You can Join a winning weight loss 

program Serious only Call 348-3379 

VOOD WEIGHT LOSS CLINIC 

5 pounds per week 

lly supervised Call for 

ointment 646 9587 

FOR a two minute message 

Concerning God, Bible or Prophecy 

Messages change weekly 

552-9315 

Call 

GH3 Doctor Asalan's orginal Romaini 

an formula Will It keep you young long 

is It the key to rejuvenation'' 

Interested" 1 879 6834 

U OF M Football 

2 season Uckets 

ch or best offer 

459-6991 

WANTfED WITNESS TO EYE INJURY 

AT FARMINGTON AUTO WASH. JAN- 

UARY 19,1982 

At 5pr}i on 1-19-82 a white, blond, male, 

late tins, received an eye injury at the 

Farmiiigton Auto Wash, Orchard Lake 

N of Grand River, fortunately he was 

assisted by a good samaritan in a 1977 

blue Nova who drove him home Good 

Samaritan please call Mike Daniels or 

Nancy! Schmid, 9-5. Mon thru Fri at 

358 4490 

MATH, SCIENCE ( High School) tutor 

Ing College Entrance exam prepara 

Uon $12 per hour 

EdSteinman, 541 3516 

NOW TAKING STUDENTS for private 

tnstrucUons in drums, vibes, and/or 

theory All styles Rock, Jan, Latin, 

Classical Canton Mike 453-0525 

OPENINGS available for saxaphooe 4 

clarinet students Instructor Is an expe- 

rienced teacher with college degree 

535 5596 

Are 

Combi 

WEIGHT IXXSS 4 CONTROL 

ybu tired of unsuccessful diets' 

Hypi 

diet 

tie the best of Nature/ Science 4 

Therapy for an effective safe 

Chil Kathleen, 459-6730 

OPTICAL DISPENSING 

Evening Class 

In Southfield Schools 

Call Mr K Pollack 541 6222 

OVERCOME YOUR STAGE FRIGHT 1 

It's fun! Call now for classes in stage 

performance and dramaUcs. ages 13 4 

up Gregory'* Performers 427-9116 

PIANO INSTRUCTION by experienced 

professional Classical, popular, theory 

Lessoa In vour home First 1 

your home 

References 356-5215 

lesson free 

557-9146 

PIANO INSTRUCTION - From Experi 

enced Teacher with Master's Degree in 

Performance My Home Please call for 

Fall scheduling 642-3265 

PIANO INSTRUCTION 

Experienced 4 certified, degrees In pi 

a no, theory 4 music education Limited 

openings for the serious student ages 6- 

adult Your home or mine 478-4022 

MOTHER wishes Baby sitting in her li- 

censed home, days or afternoons 

References 7 Mile-Middlebelt area 

476-0593 

NOT JUST BABY SITTING' Pre-school 

teacher will care for your child, full or 

Ume Infants 4 Toddler* Welcome 

vocua. Farmington Area 476-0948 

Dental Hygiene 

ft per wees rarmington. Bloom 

field, Birmingham area Resume avall- 

POSITION WANTED 

2 day* per week Farmington, 

able 

851 3124 

PRO CARE ONE. INC. 

For private duty nursing care you can 

depend oo, In the hospital, borne or 

nursing home 

• RN'S LPN-S 

. HOME HEALTH AIDES 

. LIVE IN COMPANION 

tnsured. Bonded 4 Supervised Care 

24 hr 7 days a week 

569-4400 

(Caring since 1975) 

RELIABLE experienced Policeman's 

wife will do geoeral housec leaning Call 

^ Mi-Wl 

RESPONSIBLE PERSON To clean 

your home. Bloomfield area Own 

tr*n*portatloo 4 references 

JwiaeUe 1494-8377 

TWO GIRL TEAM looking for bouse 

work In Bloomfield Hills area Experi- 

enced, for more Informa tion pleaae call 

573-9673 or 771-0042 

ladles 

tial 

TWO MATURE expert cleaning la* 

WUI do commercial or resides* 

sss ^ 

WESTLAND MOTHER wishes child 

care Toys, games, meal* included IS 

MATS experience Days, afternoons or 

nights Wayne Venoy area 59V8371 

WILL CARE FOR INVALID 

Live In with weekends I do physical 

therapv Call from 10am, 

352 5519 

WILL CLEAN house for you I dsy s 

week or bi monthly, reliable, reaaoo- 

able with references 

Hk fqr Louise 

673-2442 

WILL CLEAN YOUR HOME thorough 

|y, excellent references, call Pat 

474-4169 


ALL TYPES OF PAINTING! Plaster 

(aocy ceiling*, roof repair* 

A minor home repair* Excel 

references 117-StSI 421-4614 

CARPENTER 20 year* experience 

Basements, offices, decks, bathrooms, 

additions, etc Free estimate* 

Retainable prices 453-7656 

OAE 

PIANO LESSONS 

11 year* experience Dearee in piano, 

music education, theory Limited open- 

ings for all levels, all ages Southfield 

area Denlae Anderson Ogden 557-3864 

PIANO LESSONS 

Beginning and Intermediate students 

Anne Harper 642-9337 

PIANO LESSONS - Play before Christ- 

mas' Your home or mine Experienced 

teacher Classical 4 popular Birming- 

ham, Bloomfield, Troy area 644-1033 

PIANO 4 ORGAN LESSONS 

In Your Home or Mine 

Call between 9 AM-Noon 

or after 9PM, 582 5381 

WILL the person who witnessed acci- 

den at Haggerty 4 Ann Arbor Trail on 

Sat Sejt 4, 1982 at 7pm, please call 

591 3085 

PIANO ORGAN THEORY 

25 year* experience, degree Approved RPWar 

by Fartningtoo Public School* 10 Mile • 

Middlebelt Area 47 8 6382 LOST Male 

i e . 

602 Oft A Found 

BLO 

Lost orj 

dav, B 

Adopt le 

0MFIE1.D TWP SHELTER 

r'ound a pet' Call Monday-Fri- 

AM J PM, also nice Pets for 

4200 Telegraph 644-6161 

FOUND 

whlU j 

CAT Gentle male, gray k 

ong Lake k Lahser area 

646 0086 

FOUND 

Tr 4W| 

Cockatiel, vicinity Ann Arbor 

ayne Rd Call 422-4316 

FOUNL 

herd, n 

Beech I 

Miniature male German Sbep- 

•utered, black k tan 5 Mile - 

laly area 5S3-6824 

FOUNE 

ty color 

outh Rd 

Shepherd mixed female, Rus- 

white on chest, vicinity, Plym- 

West Parkway area 531-5223 

FOUNl 

view M 

Tiger type young cat Grand 

hrriman-Cherry Hill area, 9 6 

722-8437 

LOST 

vtlle - 

at. white, brown, black. North 

ovl area Reward 

349-0771 

LOST 

female, 

Main St 

DOG Small black k white 

answers to "Daisy" Plymouth 

area $10 reward 459-8573 

LOST 

like La 

Fannin 

erman Shepherd Female (looks 

>), long black haired, 8 Mile/ 

[ton Rd area 476-7535 

LOST 

Farmtn 

I'ictures, K-Mart. 7 Mile k 

;ton Reward 464-0015 

LOST 

sentime 

Ring, l-adies Aug births tone, 

ital value only Reward' 

553-0718 

LOST 

Royal C 

Call 547 

rgent Tiger Stripe female cat, 

ik area Reward 

3056 545 4390 

LOST 

initials 

ellow gold bracelet, raised 

West Bloomfleld-Farmington 

EVENING 

HOUSEHOLD AUCTION 

We will sell the following at public auc 

tion at 597 Randolph St. Northville 

Take Sheldon Rd N. of Main 2 blocks 

then W on Randolph 

WED SEPT 15 AT 4 PM 

Antique walnut drop leaf table with 

turned legs, maple corner cabinet, mod 

ern table 4 4 chairs, buffet, antique 

cherry wash stand, couch 4 chair, occa 

sional chair, RCA portable TV, antique 

oak chair with rope twist, two maple 

vanities and benches, single bed (com 

ilete), rusk bottom chair, maple double 

led (complete), maple chest of drawers 

nite stand, anUque pine blanket chest 

with drawer (really nice), cane bottom 

chair, spindle rocker, round mirror 

lamps, pictures 4 frames, small oak 

drop leaf table, antique oriental trunk 

TWO metal wardrobes, crocks, linens 

dishes, pots 4 pans, misc items, Ken 

more frostlree refrigerator freezer 

early 8 in RCA Victor TV, stepladder 4 

extension ladder 

OWNER, Grada A Bulten 

Braun 4 Helmer Auction Service 

Lloyd Braun Jerry Helmer 

Ann Arbor Saline 

665-9646 994-6309 

GULF STATION 

AUCTION 

Auto Mechanic Tools 

Food, Brake Lathe 

We will have a public aucUon at 1521 

Holmes Road. YpsilanU, take Michigan 

Ave to Harris Rd then N ot Holmes 

then east 

FRI SEPT. 17 AT II AM 

This is a good clean aucUon 4 will start 

promptly at 11 am 

The first assets being sold at tax auc 

tion 

Owner Gibson's Gulf Station 

Braun 4 Helmer AucUon Service 

Lloyd Braun Jerry Helmer 

Ann Arbor Saline 

665-9646 994-6309 

THE FOLLOWING vehicles will be sold 

by sealed bid on September 20, 1982, at 

7 PM They will be available for view 

ing at 6135 Middlebelt. Garden City 

Michigan from 2 PM until 6 PM on 

September 15, 1982 1 79 

GM22K9G163970. 2 73 

3H35Q135006. 3 68 

136378B152618, 4 71 

A 1 A087E259390. 5 69 

444379H 118931, 6 76 

6B72S166485. 7-65 Ford, 5F07K67786 

8 70 Ford, OX91T345889, 9 79 Ford 

9T11Y 1 1 3284; 1 0 74 Ford 

4 W63S129001; 11-73 Chev 

1L47H31 106258. 12 74 Buick 

4J57J4H152019, 

1H57H3B628380. 

CL23N4C210910. 

6L47S7Q266787, 

124CC0232015, 

3Y87N1 14930, 

3Z72S510662 

13-73 Chevy 

14 74 Chrysle 

15-77 Cadillac 

16-73 Fia 

17-73 Ford 

18-73 Merc 

702 Antiques 

PIANO THEORY 

Qualified Teacher 

Reasonable Rates 

After 8 30PM 

Begtnnng 

Before 7a 

TUTORING 

German, reasonable rates 

7am - after 5pm 852 6704 

LOST tyale miniature Dachshund Sept 

1. Red, 6 years old Venoy, Rosslyn, 

Farmington Rd area Please return 

421-2818 

967 3481 LOST lj year White Miniature Poodle, 

Aug 14,19 Mile-Inkster Rd area May 

have bean hit by a car Please call 553 

1000, eitl 646, or 478-3578 

LOST. 1| 

cat. all 

Reward 

UNEMPLOYED' DEPRESSED' 

Unhappy with the wsy your life Is 

colng' Pontiac Business Instltute- 

Farmlngton can be your answer to a 

better tomorrow PBl offer* programs 

in Da Is Processing. Word I "roc-easing. 

Secretarial and Accounting that can 

help you get to where you want to be In Ur Please call 

life Call today, 476-3145 

Lost 

missing i 

4 6 Mile 

Mile 4 Woodward, female 

black, front paw* declawed 

576 4331 

REWARD 

haired black male cat. 

long 

ince Aug 17th, from Winston 

area Wearing white flea col- 

535 2028 

ALWAYS 

THE 

LEADER 

COUNTRY FAIR 

ANTIQUE 

FLEA MARKETS 

ns's Largest Inside M 

Has 2 Big I>ocation3 

PONTIAC FLEA MARKET 

2045 Dixie Hwy End of Telegraph 

Has both an indoor 4 outside market 

Phone 338 7880 

WARREN MARKET 

20900 Dequindre, 1 block N of 8 Mile 

Rd , has the famous 

•ANTIQUE VILLAGE" 

Phone 757-3740 

Both Iqaitions open every weekend 

FRI 4-9pm SAT 4 SUN 10-6 

Open Daily 9 5 for dealer reservation 

AT GIANT 

FLEA MARKET 

Antiques, Bargains 

6PM-10PM Fri , 10AM 6PM Sat, Sun 

214 E MICHIGAN AT PARK 

DOWNTOWN YPSILANT1 

Air Conditioned Dealers Welcome 

Weekday*, 971-7676 Weekends. 487 5890 

ATTENTION 

important priced home sales Friday, 

Sept 10 4 Sat. Sept 11 10 AM 5 PM 

1 The Estate of Margaret Day. 42 Win- 

throp Place, Grosse Pointe Farms, (cor 

ncr of Lakeshore, between Moross 4 

Fisher) Wrought iron and bamboo fur- 

niture, china, crystal, and an expensive 

library 

Estate of Peter Vroom 52 Handy 

Lane, Grosse Pointe Farms, (corner of 

Grosse Pointe Blvd ) Early American 

and Maple furniture Nice assortment 

of household goods, etc 

COLLECTOR of antiques for 25 years 

Moving Sale No junk, toys or clothes 

239 Townsend, downtown Birmingham 

Thurs Fri, Sat. 10AM 6PM 

DAR's 32nd ANNUAL 

Piety Hill AnUque Show 4 Sale 

September 9, 10, 4 11 

Community House 

Birmingham, Michigan 

Lectures Daily at 11 AM 

Noon to 9 PM. Sat to 5 PM 

Admission $3 00 

Flea Markets U.S.A. 

One Of The Largest 

Indoor Flea and Antique Markets 

Antiques, collectibles, bargains on fur 

niture, food, clothing, crafts 

OPEN EVERY WEEKEND 

Fri . 4 to 9, Sat 4 Sun . 10 to 6 

Bring the family 

T-Way Plaxa, Cooley Lake Rd E of 

Williams Lake Rd , Union Lake Dealer 

Reservation 9 to 5 Daily 360 2100 

GRAND RAPIDS spinet desk, walltype 

crank phone, piano stool, marble lop 

night stand, good condiUon, 851 6052 

702 Antiques 

VICTORIAN bedroom set, 3 pieces, 

original marble tops, excellent condi 

tion. $4000 681 4387 

WE BirY ALL ANTIQUES 

Glass, Postoards, Clocks, Dolls, 

Art Glass. Jewelry, Furniture and 

Shelly china 348 3154 or 348-7984 

703 Crafts 


ESTATE SA1X. 

Gibson 1 yr refrigerator/Ice mak 

New electric hot water heater Chroibe 

Contemporary Tea Cart 644-42(10 

GE electric dryer, excellent condiUw, 

$100 591-2475 

GE washer 4 dryer, gas. 

lures. 1 year old. must sel 

both 

pecial f*a 

I. $375 

453 3385 

FALL CERAMIC CLASSES 

Enroll now Call Nina for information 

5 Mile/Newburgh area 464 0625 

HISTORICAL OLD Village 5th Annual 

Apple Festival in Plymouth Oct 10 

Booth space available for arts 4 crafts, 

flea market and antiques For more in 

formation call 459-8930 

Needlework Frames 4 Framing 

Cross SUtch, Crewel 4 Needlepoint 

Stitchery expertly framed Handcrafted 

wood frames in unique designs Pillows 

too'Affordable'Carol 595-7813 

SAVE 10 TO 20% 

Sale on silk floral arrangements & 

crafts of all kinds Sept 11,12 19350 

Gaylord, off 7 Mile, Redford 532 2321 

ai 

for infants 4 children Toys, clothes, 

room accessories, not consignment 

Animal Crackers 689 8238 641-7140 

704 Rummage Sales 

BEL AIR 

FLEA MARKET 

At 

The Bel Air Drive-in Theatre 

8600 8 Mile Rd E of Van Dyke 

EVERY SAT SUN 7 AM 4PM 

Shoppers free admission, free parking 

Call 358 1928 

Sat Sun Call 366 0292 

GARAGE SALE 

to benefit the 

OAKLAND COUNTY 

VOLUNTEER BUREAU 

Thurs , Fn . Sat, 

SEPTEMBER 9.10,11. 10AM 4PM daily 

1192 LAKE PARK. BIRMINGHAM 

Donations from a number of 

households Clothing, furniture, china, 

antiques, sports equipment, toots, farm 

implements. Jewelry 

METRO 

PASSBOOK 

WINNER 

Pat Rupert 

42949 Barchester Road 

Canton 




ween 9 A.M. and 5 P.M., 

Friday, September 10. 

1982. to claim your 


591-2300 ext 244 


HISTORICAL OLD Village 5th Annual 

Apple Festival n Plymouth Oct 10 

Booth space available for arts 4 crafts, 

flea market and antiques For more in 

formation call 459 8930 

G E 21 cu ft refrigerator freezer, used 

but still serviceable, $35 474-2485 

H()TPOINT refrigerator, white. 2 years 

old Excellent condition $150 348 1550 

KENMORE gas dryer, excellent 

condition, $75 591-2001 

KENMORE heavy duty washer & 

dryer, set $300 40 channel homflbase 

CB, antenna, $50 Black 4 Decker 7V« 

In circular saw, $30 Snowmobil^ suit 

4 boots 356-|4652 



ANNOUNCING 

"MAGNIFICENT 

POSSESSIONS" 

21823 VAN DYKE 

Between 8 4 9 Mile Rd in Warren 

ANTIQUES 4 COLLECTIBLES 

Estate Furniture. Fine I-incns, 

Silver, Crystal 4 China 

Open 10 to 5 Daily 758-4247 

Assorted lighting fixtures, sconces, 

were $1,000 White lacquer, sterling 

| Strauss crystal, brass 855 9487 

ATTENTION 

BARGAIN HUNTERSI 

PRE-RENTED FURNITURE 

I Returns from Transferred Executives 

4 Model Homes 

SAVINGS UP TO 70% 

Oak contemporary occasional tables$25 

Brown cord sling chair $60 

Brass Baker s rack $65 

Baby crib complete $75 

Student desk $125 

Glass shelves wall unit $135 

5 pc oak 4 chrome dinettes $145 

30x60 office desk $175 

Thomasville corner cabinet $ 175 

Herculon sofa 4 chair $250 

3 pc oak bedroom set $275 

Contemporary sofas 4 loveseals $350 

Thomasville mahogany buffet $450 

Traditional print sofa 4 loveseat $500 

Lea country oak bedroom set $595 

Thomasville King sire rice bed $600 

Many other items too numerous lo list 

TERMS AVAILABLE 

GLOBE 

INTERIOR RENTALS 

WEST 37437 Grand River at Halstead 

Farmington 474 3400 

EAST-1100 E Maple (l5Mile) 

Between Rochester Rd 4 1-75 

Troy 588 1800 

HOURS Mon-Fri 9 6. Sat 9 5 


FURS - ladies full length Mink. Mink 

Stole, Blue Fox Stole, men's lull length 

nutria 50% of appraised value Owner 

must sell 540-9892 

oy . _ 

rines, hard lo find collectors plates 4 

HUMMELS, Royal Doulton jugs 4 figu 

rines, hard lo find collectors plates 4 

unique anUque accessories will be fea 

tured by The Plate Rail at the Plym 

outh Symphony Antique Show, Plym- 

ûltural t ei 

outh Cultural Center 

tique 

.Sept 10-12 th 

ipora 

fine quality stained 4 leaded hanging 

JUST Arrived - 22 contemporary very 

nu 

light fixtures, and 3 reproduction high 

eeler bicycles In addition, our vast 

collection of architectural antiques pe 

nod furnishings 4 accessories 

MATERIALS UNLIMITED 

W Michigan Ave.. YpsilanU Hours 

Thurs -Sun 10AM 5PM Mon Wed by 

appointment only 

483 6980 

MAN'S full length black mink, size 40, 

like new, $2000 Also man's half length 

Racoon jacket, size 40. $1800 552 9147 

WEDDING GOWN 4 veil original 

$1200 dress, asking $250, size 12 

478-5413 

BI.ACK GLAMA Mink coat, like new 

outstanding value, $2100 White mink 4 

leather Jacket, fox collar, $1000 After 

5pm 647 6662 

DESIGNER WEDDING Gown 4 veil. 

Ivory, size 10 12, excellent condiUon 

557 9334 

UIVEI.Y Old English Rosewood couch 

4 chair, claw and ball feet Needs some 

restoration $250 649-0049 

FALL BARGAINS ai Farmington 

Commmunity Center s, Second Edition 

Resale Shop, 24705 Farmington Rd , 

Mon Fri II 30-2 PM , Sat 10-Noon 

NEW ARRIVALS 

intings by GAMBLE, DA BO, 

LA CHANCE, BARLOW, Onion Meis 

sen, carpets, Coronation china 4 glass 

East Wind Antiques 

520 So Washington, corner of Sixth, 

Royal Oak 

399-1179 547-5145 

LADIES Raccoon coat, size 10 12, girls 

rabbit jacket, good condition 557 9334 

POOL TABLE, AnUque, restored lo 

original condition $1000 or best offer 

981 4528 

SAT ONLY Antiques, etc Beveled 

mirror, old woodworking tools, mission 

chair, tall 5 drawer chest, round lop 

trunk, Queen Anne table, pineapple 

table with 4 chairs, (stripped), dropleaf 

table, corn planters, bevel panes-7xl3, 

french doors, old leather machine, old 

golf clubs, small 6 burner wood stove 4 

much more On Hill Circle off Elizabeth 

Lake Rd , 1 Mile W of Telegraph 9 

AM Till •> 

SEE YOU at the Plymouth Fall Festi 

val Antique Marl. Sept 10 12 (12 Noon 

9PM| Cultural Center, 1'iymouth 

With lots of clocks, trunks, Victorian 

furniture Charles & Mary KehOe An 

tiques of Plymouth 

OPPORTUNITY SHOP 

Now open with a complete selection of 

fall and winter styles New designer 

clothes, excellent like new clothes for 

men, women 4 children 

St James Episcopal Church 

355 W Maple, Birmingham 

644-6442 

Tues Thurs Fri 9,30 4.30 

Sal 9,30 1pm 

SILVER Lynx full length size 10 fur 

coat, excellent condition $2,800 Musi 

Sell 885-0027 

WEDDING Gown by Pnscilla of Bos 

ton petite, long sleeves, headpiece 4 

train, Asking $500 644-4548 

WINTER COATS, ladies Beige/brown, 

full length water repellant. fake fur 

lined, size 8-10 Rust length, hood, 

fake fur lined, size 52 Wool Plaid, fake 

fur collar. 24 Mi More'Offers' 533-1715 


ADMIRAL, avocado side by side refrig 

erator, 20cu fl Imperial duplex like 

new. $175 375 0655 

SOLID oak desk $350 Chair $100 

534 1655 

THECOUNTRY STORE 

196 W Liberty, Plymouth Old Village 

If you like country, you'll love our 

store Furniture, brass, woodenware. 

quilts, Vintage clothing, toys, accessory 

items Open 7 days 459 9850 

TIME CLOCKS, old international with 

large solid oak case, $500 Please call 

evenings, 588 3267 

TWO SOLID oak doors, mid to late 

1800 s with beveled windows 4 beaded 

trim $400 each or best offer 540-9550 

WALLED LAKE FLEA MARKET 

Michigans Oldest Antique Mart 

13 Mile & Novi Rd On the lake 

Sat. Sun Dealers Invited - 624-9736 

BUTCHER block kitchen set, $50. Ca- 

loric gas stove, gold, $200. minor repair 

needed Call after 4pm 459 305" 

CALORIC ElFCTRIC stove. 2 years 

old like new Days, 283 7055 

Evenings, 422 2702 

like new 

851 8425 

CHEST FREF.ZEH, 11 cu fl 

$200 

DISHWASHEH Portable 

white After 6PM 

DRYER. Kenmore. 

tion. $100 

Call 

518 Education & Instruction 

U OF M GRAD, 2 years Inter locben. 

10W years experience Piano, Clarinet 

4 Theory Your bo*ne or mine 455-8456 

inouncements 

>tices 

VIOLIN/VIOLA LESSONS 

Artist /Teacher • Suzuki Classes Form- 

ing Now • Serious Students Only 

Phone 541-6290 or 647-6622 

WATERCOLOR 4 drswlng classes 

eveolnfs 4 days, in my borne, >7 per 

class Childrens art classes. Tues. Wed 

4. Thurs J Vy 5 Wpm $6 278 9106 

519 Computers 

Salee-8ervice-8hare 

HOME COMPUTER, Commodore Pet 

4006, IK with screen, graphics, retail 

$696 sacrifice $395 562 6641 

IWLERS NEEDED 

For Northville Mens Trio. Northville 

Thurs Evening, 9.30pm Contact Dave 

453 2569 j 459 3090 

DON K ALEXANDER M D PC 

ROBERT C URBANIC M D 

g of their offices at 

ilii St., Plymouth, Mi 

îcians at 

St JosepblHospital, Ann Arbor 

I M 

Interna 

Cardiol 

m located In the First Na- 

ding, 660 Woodward Ave, 

, Detroit, Mi 48226 The 

open to the public and copies 

of the agtnds are available at toe 

SEMTA offices 48 hours prior to the 

meeting 

tlonal Bui 

ISth Floof 

meeUng Is 

ANNOUNCING THE FALL 1982 

SOUTHFIELD 

PAVILION 

ANTIQUES 

EXPOSITION 

Sept. 10, 11, & 12 

At the SOUTHFIELD CIVIC CENTER 

26000 Evergreen Road 

(Between 10 4 11 Mile Rds ) 

95 Exhibitor spaces include 

Nationally prominent Dealers 

FREE LECTURES SAT. 

Free Parking Quality Food 

OPEN DAILY NOON TO 9 PM 

SUNDAY, NOON TO 6 PM 

Admission $2 50 with this ad 

(Good for all 3 days) 

M. & M. ENTERPRISES 

(313) 1-469 1706 

ANTIQUE oak table 4 buffet, $650 

422 7016 

ANTIQUE ROW 

Plymouth Old Village, 5 shops, 30 deal 

ers China, glass, furniture, good gener 

al line Open 7 days 455-2571 

Plymouth Festival. Sept 9,10,11,12 

ANTIQUE Sale-Redford, round oak 

pedestal Uble, $235 Hoosler kitchen 

cabinet with sifter, $225 Oak butcher 

block, $185 Kitchen cabinets from 

1930 s, $185 Oak pressback rocker, $95 

Other furniture, old tins, old kitchen 

utensils lots of collectibles 4 misc 

Thurs, Fri, Sept 9,10, 9AM-6PM 

14121 Mercedes, 1W blocks N of 

Schoolcraft, 2 blocks E of Inkster Rd 

Ready to go 

BACK-TO-SCHOOL? 

Visit 

Pontiac 

Business 

Institute 

P.B.I. Trains For Careers In 

• Accounting 

• Administrative Dental Assisting 

• Administrative Medical Assisting 

• Data Processing 

" Executive, Legal and Medical 

Secretarial 

• Office Management 

• Word Processing 

,NL 

- Financial Aid Available— 

— Night School — 

— Placement Assistance— 

FALL TERM STARTS SEPTEMBER 13 

Farmington 476-3145 

Madison Heights 544-8039 

Oxford 62M846 

Start Your 

Career Tonightl 

Night School Training In 

DATA 

PROCESSING 

WORD 

PROCESSING 

— plus many 

more high-demand 

business fields 

— Financial Aid Available— 

— Placement Assistance— 

FALL TERM STARTS SEPTEMBER 13 

Pontiac 

Easiness Institute 


Madison Heights 544-8039 

Oxford 628-4846 

KKNMOKK washer 4 dryer, $140 jxith, 

also misc furniture 

661 1531 

ATTRACTIVE COMPLETE French 

Provincial bedroom set sectional sofa, 

kitchen lable 4 chairs, cocktail Uble, 

lamps, misc household goods 4 furni 

ture Moving out of town Reasonable 

26130 W 12 Mile, Apt 116, Southfield 

358 2291 

(R,W,G-9C)*11C 



CALIFORNIA BOUND 

5052 Ihanna Place Bloomfield 

Fri i. Sal. Sept 10-11, 10 5PM 

Contemporary furniture Living room 

sofa, chairs, tables, elass etegere. bed 

room furniture dew 4 chair, white 

pedestal Uble, 6 chairs, stereo, color tv 

side by side refrigerator freeser, 

washer dryer IBM typewriter, 

um, teenage clothes baby items Much 

misc Lone Pine Rd between Inkster 4 

Franklin By Terry 851-4579 

CARPETING 

Interior Design Firm 

Established Over 25 yrs' 

Must sacrifice all remaining rolls of 

custom. commercUl 4 designer carpet 

Antron. L'ltron. Wool Berber Terms 4 

installation available Call now 

353-9174 

CHILDRENS STUFF 

car seat, playpen 

Bed, back pack. 

661 2032 

COLONIAL wood hutch, large modern 

dresser both excellent condition, other 

household items After 6pm 669 4951 

CONTEMPOARY sofa, like new Un 

corduroy, $350, excellent condiUon 

689 3097 

CONTEMPORARY family room outfit 

sofa, loveseat I neutral) cocktail 4 2 end 

Ubles4amp». excellent condition Must 

sell 851 2098 

CONTEMPORARY limed mahogany 

(blond) dinette drop-leaf Uble, 4 chairs 

buffet wih glass doored top cabinet 

Teak bedroom set twin beds night 

sund double dress mirror 557-6325 

COUCH A ('hair, brown vinyl, excellent 

condition, $1,100 value for $300 After 6 

PM 979 5494 

COUCH 4 Loveseat modern gold 4 

brown stripped Herculon, excellent 

condition $200 corner Uble $75 

After 5pm 4 weekends 

645-0214 

COUCH $200 loveseat, $175, chair, $50 

or $400 for all Blue velvet, 2 years old. 

excellent condition After 5pm,373 8005 

KENMORE WASHER 4 electric dKer 

Heavy duty White good condition 

$175 476 4890 

KENMORE WASHER, white . large ca 

pacity. like new $175 Dryer, white, 

fair condition, $40 45545183 

KENMORE 17 Sg FT Freezer chest, 

excellent condition $150 After &PM 

525 2676 

MATCHING COPPERTONE gas range 

& refrigerator, $250 for the pair, ejicei 

lent condition Call after 6pm 478 3087 

PORTABLE MAYTAG Washer 4 

Dryer, harvest gold Excellent condi 

tion $175 complete 326 0253 

REFRIGERATOR, frostfree. Double 

Oven self cleaning Stove, white. 2 yrs 

old, $300 each or best offer 553 8833 

REFRIGERATOR freezer Kenmore. 

24 Cu Ft side by side, ice maker & cold 

water tap $300 855-1098 

SEARS COPPERTONE refngrator and 

double oven stove, $175 for both or will 

separate 532 0481 

SEARS KENMORE dishwasher, ix> 

avocado with butcher block 

rta 

ble. 

$200 

728 9396 

SEARS Kenmore washer & dryer Ex 

eellcnt condition $400 Ask for Y elly 

8am 5pm 478 7730 Ask for Tim lifter 

5pm 478 210 

SIDE-by-SIDE Philco refriger 

freezer white, excellent condition. 

261 

SPEED QUEEN electric dryer, copper- 

tone. excellent condition $75 

459 l»589 

STOVE, electric GE 30 In self c 

ing, white $125 

Call 661 )4423 

TAPPAN dishwasher, avocado 

gasket. $25 464 

UPRIGHT 

$175 

23 cu It white frfeier. 

652 

BAKER BURL 4 brass wall unit Glass 

4 wood coffee Uble. butcher block 4 

glass kitchen wall unit plus other misc 

items 852-6053 

BAR STOOLS (6) black Naugahyde. $90 

642 8419 

BEDROOM SET. beautiful Mediter 

raman. 6 pieces, like new. asking $900 

TV. family room 4 Kitchen 661-2375 

BEDROOM SFT, dresser headboard, 

night stand, single bed $275 Black 4 

white T V , $30, electric double oven 

$95. poker Uble $110 541-8002 

BEDROOM SET. white with gold trim, 

twin beds, double dresser with mirror, 

desk, night stand, spring 4 mattress, 

excellent condition, $350 626 4635 

BEIGE VELVET COUCH excellent 

condition, must sell at once, best offer 

626 7947 

BLOCK CHINA, BRAND new, contem 

porary, 12 servings, extra pieces, rea 

siinable, silver trim coffee urn 557 5848 

RROYHILL SOFA and chair 8 fl gold 

sofa with Herculon fabric, traditional 

style, $125 Large brown and beige 

striped chair with solid oak frame, re 

movable cushions, $70 both in excellent 

condition 644 0799 

CUT VELVET Chair blue 4 

Wall arrangement. 8 pieces, wil 

separately Kappa shell Table/ lamp 

combination All A1 condiUon 354^1854 

DECORATOR FURNITURE, like new 

Sofas, end Ubles. sofa ubles, dining »et 

game Uble sel, mirrors, lamps k black 

lacquer pieces Call. 682 7436 

piece sectional, 

Modern bedroom 

DEN Furniture 

chair, table 4 lamp 

twin beds, rule sUnd dresser mirror 

Drapes matching spread A 1' 548-4984 

DESIGNER etegere solid walnut with 

spiral posts 34x17x84 inches, stereo 

system, chrome glass lop coffee Uble 

20x15x60 inches sofa end Ubles 

lamps, micro wave sUnd 645-0141 

DINING room sel 

Like new $1295 

Uble 4 6 chairs 

(89 8253 

DINING ROOM set, 9 piece lulun Pro- 

vincial fruitwood excellent coodiUoc, 

$1,200 Call 656 0W« 

DINING -ROOM Uble & 5 chairs Urge 

office desk wood call anytime after 

9am 453-0235 

DINING ROOM TABLE 3/4 in be 

veled glass, 48 in Uble top. wilh burled 

wood pillar base 646 8138 

DREXEL 9 piece dining room, Georgi 

an Chippendale single cut 1949 $1500 

or best offer 978 2340 689 5321 

i)eeds 

3252 

3378 

WANTED late model 40" electric stove, 

preferably coppertone 682 7598 

WARDS CHEST freezer 23cuft, Used 3 

weeks. $300 4«4 8368 

WASHER AND DRYER 1 set Kenmore 

Coppertone, $225 One set GE white, 

newer. $425 626 4221 68.1-2456 

BUILDER'S MODEL 

HOME FURNITURE 

Save from 30-80% 

Just sold 3 model homes 

New 2 pc mattress sets $47 

New 2 pc Queen set $85 

Bed frames $'0 

8 pc Living rm group with tables $265 

$ I 400 sectional pit $590 

$1,000 3 p< Antron velvet nylon $333 

7 pc bedroom with bedding $270 

Sofabed $U& 

Bunk beds, all wood parts $47 

Rustic bunk bed set with bedding $98 

Oak bunk beds $75 

Electrical bed 1 only, reg $1,800 $600 

Queen chiropractic 2 pc set, 4 only, 

reg $650, now$l50 

C'ockuil tables, reg $75-$350 

closeouts $29 

FREE DELIVERY AVAILABLE 

16706 Telegraph, Detroit 

W mile S of 6 Mile 592 8252 

2260 Scott Lake Rd 1 'ontiac 

The Empirium 674 4179 

Hours 9-5 daily, Sun 11-5 

BUTCHER BLOCK 

36x60, 4 chairs, $150 s 

arsons lable 

after 6pm 

851 1799 

515 Child Care 

EARLY AMERICAN Cannonball 

Bedroom Set regular or queen steel 

rails, triple dresser chest-of drawers 

mirror brass hardware 585 3345 

Estate & Household Sale 

SPECTRUM 

We will coordinate and dispose of your 

esUte and household furnishings in an 

efficient, professional manner at top 

prices 1 

"YOUR POSSESSIONS 

ARE OUR SPECIAL CONCERN 

Free Consultation ask for BETTY G 

642-9020 

KSTATE MOVING SALE 

Southfield Complete contents of lovely 

home Decorator Traditional furniture 

and accessories All appliances bouse 

hold items, brie a-brac tools & parts 

garden equipment snowmobile bikes 

d< etc Fn Sat A Sun , Sepi 10. 11 

12 10 lo 5 PM 28100 Valley Forge be^ 

tween 11 & 12 Mile E off Lahser turn 

on Independence 

KilchenAid 

647 8363 

DRYER, electric, heavy duty Kenmore, 

$100 Excellent condition 855 1098 

gold, good condi 

652 6274 

\eO c 

ELECTRIC RANGE- 30 inch, 4 burner 

excellent condition. $55 After 5I'M 

459-4379 

NURSERY 

DAY CARE 

BHVERLY 

HILLS 

CHILD CARE 

CENTER 

14 MM* A IthM' 

Now accepting applications 

for Sept 1982 for pre-school 

& kindergarten classes 

644-5767 

iRSERY 

1» now taking rfgistr»tinn« for the lull 

wmfjtcr Thfrf air opfningi for 3 and 

4 ymr olds in all w«ion« Your child 

will be in a friendly, relaxed environ, 

menl with fully qualified tei*h«f» A 

place where he ran develop r.iedtally 

wcially physically 4 emotionally 

3061 N Adams Rd Bloomfielil Hills 

(>47-0044 

Family Life Cooperative 

Nursery 

Morning Classes for 3 pnd 

4 year olds 

Northwestern Highway |and 

Lasher 

642-1842 

AVON M0NTESS0RI 

PRE-SCHOOL L KINDERGARTEN 

v* DAY 4 FULL DAY SESSIONS 

EXTENDED DAY CARK AVAII-AflLE 

(7 30 AM 5 30 PM) 

1591 W AUBURN RD 

(BET LIVERNOIS 4 CR(K)KS) 

ENROIXING NOW FOR FAli 

853-4050 652-2868 

MAGNOLIA CREA 

— P L A Y CENTER 

-Nurswy Day Cars Prtvatd KlnOfgar* 

• weeks 6 yean; & 

.Full & Half Day* I l 

I M Y N E - W i m A N D 

FAMILY Y.H.C.A 

827 S Wayne Rd 

721-7044 

PLAY AND LEARN 

Ages 3%-6 yrs M W F 

9-11:30 or 12 30-3 00 

Program includes gym and swim 

Apes 2W-4 Tu 4 Th 

5-11:00 or 1-3 00 

An mtro to learning and group socialisation 

Oakland County Family 

Child Care Association 

A family day care home may b« tor 

you Accepting children ol all ages 

Call for a list ol licensed homes In 

your area 

North Oakland Co 373-573J 

South Oakland Co. 545-575

12C*(R,W,G-10C) Thursday, September 9. 1982 

701 Housshold Goods 


ESTATE & HOUSEHOLD 

LIQUIDATORS 

BY BEV & SHIRLEY 

PRESENTS 2 BIG SALES 

THIS WEEKEND 

1ST SALE 

• SEPT. 10, 11 

FRI. & SAT. 10-4 

1907$ WELLINGTON EAST 

SOUTHFIELD 

N ol IS MUe, W of Telegraph 

EXECUTIVE CONDO 

Game Uble 4 4 npfcoktered chain. 

I la*, wood 4 chrome etagcre, 1 sofas, 

tlate k oak eod Ubka, cocktail uble. 1 

chain, paiwm mil table, roll out 

beochea. Thomaarllle dining room art, 

Uble k I chain with rah backs, side- 

board k pads, smoked glass kitchen 

Uble. chrome baas. 4 raliow swivel 

chain, queen rise sofa bed, 1 chain, 

floor lamp, color remote TV, 1 Thomas 

vllle chests oi drawers, Basic Wits king 

use bedroom set, triple draw, double 

dreaaer k highboy Ola records. Small 

appliance*, buck 4 whiU TV. silver, oil 

paintings k sculptures, books 4 loads of 

decorator Items Stee II black dUmond 

full length mink coat, Oppoeum Ocelot 

full length coat, ladles clothing slse 14, 

mens clothing *ise 41 LoU of goodies, 

everything goes 

2ND SALE 

SAT. SEP. 11, 10-4 

SUN. SEP. 12. 11-3 

15111 OAKWOOD OAK PARK 

N of 9 Mile, E of Greenfield. Go In on 

Avon to dead cod; turn right, tnd bouse 

FRENCH PROVINCIAL dining set 

server, breakfroot, 41 Inch round Uble, 

three 11" leaves 4 pads. 4 4 chain 

Sectiooal sofa, 1 chain round marble 

cocktail Uble, kitchen Uble 4 chain, 

den couch, rec liner, 1 chain end Ubles, 

cocktail Uble. wall unit 4 lamps Two 

beautiful double bed bedroom sets; dou- 

ble dressers, mirrors, desks, chain, 

chest of drawers, wall units, bookcaaee, 

night stands 4 lamps Luggage, cloth 

Ing. lawn chairs, % folding bed, vinyl 

upholstered chain stack chain, bridge 

Uble 4 chain, anall black 4 white TV, 

lots 4 lot* of misc Items Loads of goo- 

dies snd everything goes 

FORMAL DINING ROOM, Modern, lol 

Id wood Love sest 4 chair Frigldalre, 

10 cu ft. tide by side, coppertooe All 

very good condition. 711-9181 

FOUR drawer blood solid oak chest, 

good condition, 15 yean old $115 

UMU( 



ESTATE SALE 

Sat. Sept 11. 10-4 

mil MARK, MADISON HEIGHTS 

(N. of 11 Mile, E of Campbell) 

Abundance In a compact setting Queen 

Anne mahogany secreUry/desk, osk 

curved class china cabinet, curved wal- 

nut needlepoint fireside bench. Regency 

oval InUld mahogany library Uble. Oak 

1910'! English Court style dining room 

set -1 chairs, Uble, buffet 4 china cup- 

board 1910'i French style twin bed- 

room set with sectioned beveled mlr- 

TOO over dresser 4 vanity Chaise 

lounge, oak kitchen clock, glass, china, 

FieaUWare, bUck silk fringed shawl 4 

kimono, vinUge fur stoles, kitchen 

Items, small appliances, bric-a-brac, 

clothes, freeser, peel chain, garden 4 

hand tools Complete household must 

go! Conducted by 

The White Elephant 

ANTIQUE SHOP 

541-5140 



ESTATES 

;ETERA 

Sales 4 Appraisals 

of Household Furnishings 

One of the Oldest 

EsUbllsbed Firms in Oakland County 

ESTATE SALES 

BY IRIS 

Fri 4 Sat , Sept 10 4 11.10 to 4 PM 

17089 Jeanette, Southfield 

Take Southfield Road 2 blocks 

north of 10 Mile to Jeanette, turn 

east 2 blocks to addresi 

FABULOUS 5 BEDROOM HOME 

COMPLETE CONTENTS Including 

Custom made upholstered furniture 

complete dining room with 1 curio cabi 

oeU, marble top buffet, Uble 4 6 

chain, spinet piano, pool Uble. gor 

geous king sixe bedroom set with dress- 

er and armoire, also white Provincial 

bedroom set. Designer clothes, fabulous 

fun, silver, chin* , crysUl, collectibles 

galore Giant basement sale, etc , etc 

SALE BY IRIS 

559-8908 

ESTATE SALE 

Solid mahogany dining room suite, 

featuring large 2-pedesUl Uble. with 4 

leaves, buffet, and china cabinet Also 

cedar chest, 86 in brown naugahyde 

sofa, Ubles, lamps, dinette set, silver- 

ware, glasaware, dishware, linens, dec 

orator pieces, many new gift Items, and 

more 

Cambridge Square Apartments, 27115 

Greenfield, Apt 4,(enter from Cam- 

bridge), Southfield 

Houre: Sat., Sun , 10-6 Cash only 

Buy One 

HARDY MUM 

Get one FREE with coupon 

(only 1 Free Mum per coupon) 

OVER 50 VARIETIES 

2000 PLANTS TC^CHOOSE FROM 

CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS 

HANGING BASKETS 

Schroder's 

Greenhouse & Nursery 

24951 W. Nine Mile, Southfield 

between Beech & Telegraph - S. Side 355-1059 

64| 1-3682 

FRANKLIN STI 

screen 4 grati 

VE, 42 inches, includes 

Excellent condition 1 

474-4424 

FURNITURE 

Offered 

QUALITY DIS 

1 pc Herculon 

$199. now $111, 

with foundation 

Queen $99,1 p 

ly $119, now i 

Jack bunk bed * 

sleepers, $129 

All new mer 

QUALITY DIS4 

MANUFACTURERS 

3&E-OUTS 

o the public by 

X)UNT FURNITURE 

ivlng rooms, regularly 

deluxe 2 pc mattress 

twin $59, Full - $79, 

ece bedrooms, regular 

19; complete Lumber- 

ts. $44, deluxe full sixe 

[•handlse in cartons 

tOUNT FURNITURE 

1446 GRATIOT 

2 blocks N of 7 mile 

Mon thru Sat 10-8 

511-3500 

Credit cards |& checks accepted 

Delivery available 

706 Houaahold Goods 


GARAGE SALE Southfield Thurs 4 

Fri., Sept 9 4 10. 9am • 5pm 21850 

Hampshire, 11W/ Lahser Furniture, 

children's clothes, toys, household 

misc, TV 

HARTZ 

HOUSEHOLD SALES 

1727 HenrietU, Birmingham 

Fri 4 Sat, Sept 10 4 11, 10am to 4pm 

This whole house EsUte Sale includes 

French style furniture, appliances, 

kitchen goodies, linens, etc 

Number tickets given between 8 4 10 

am Fri to esUblish your place in line 

at opening Sale conducted by 

SUSAN HARTZ 886-8982 

HENREDON, sofa, earthtone, like new 

|350 641-0343 

HERITAGE Brittany desk 4 chair, 

must sell Excellent condition, $1000 

338 9389 

FURNITURE SALE 

items including 

room seU, oak 

f ilus bedroom 

terns and misc A 

Many household 

pedestal dining 

maple, top quality 

rniture, living room 

ppliances, 588-6148 

GARAGE SALE 

11, 9-6 Furniture 

Corner of Rosewc I 

G E Built-in SW* 

peting, custom 

sink, light fixtures 

HOUSE 

SUTTON 

soulr 

FRIDAY 

SEPT. 1 

HOLD SALE 

PLACE APTS 

HFIELD 

SATURDAY 

DA 11; 10-5 

eak 

lou 

tat 

wall- 

Llvlng Room 

with matchlr 

COMB br 

etageres, 

toman. 

Kitchen 

Custom 

cabinets 

Family roo 

lounge chair 

Unusual acc 

antique arm 

custom flxtu 

tures, wall a 

Hand paint 

Crystal, 

Office furnit|i 

drafting sto 

copier. 

Drapes, vert 

Golf clubs, 

clothes. 

Washer, 

Household 

23773 R 

Off 9 Mile betw 

Turn North at 

Turn Le 

Follow Sti 

Turn Righ 

Royal Oak Sat, Sept 

4 household items 

Id 4 Normandy 

'e, oven 4 hood Car- 

drapes. dishwasher, 

Excellent' 792-3705 

sectional sofa 

g table, WIDDI- 

front, DREXEL 

nge chair & ot- 

le and chairs, 

hung and base 

m sofabed and 

essories Include 

:hair and mirror, 

res, screen, pic- 

ocessories. 

Ki tea service. 

china. 

re, file cabinets, 

, thermal 

dis 

cal blinds, 

womens & mens 

dryer, freezer. 

rfiiscellaneous. 

IN/ERSIDE DR. 

lahser 4 Telegraph 

fellow Blinking Light 

ft at Stop Sign 

eet to Clubhouse 

to Riverside Dr 

Lillv M. & Co. 

HOUSEHOLD 

& ESTATE SALES 

Conducted by "K" 

Servicing 

Wayne, Oakland 4 Macomb Counties 

KAY 247-0361 

ANN 771-0197 

HOUSEHOLD SALE Warren English 

Chippendale Highboy, antique, dark 

mahogany, ball 4 claw feet, excellent 

conditio, $1,875 4 poster bed, chest-on 

chest, dresser 4 mirror, mahogany chi 

na cabinet, kneehole desk, living room 

tables (some antique tables), much 

more 573-4578 

INTERIOR 

DECORATORS 

FURNITURE in her large home, most 

ly new must sell, Sofas in velvets, ole- 

fins, loveseats, chairs, tables, unusual 

lamps, curio cabinets, secretary Bed 

room sets with armoires in king, queen 

4 full sizes Pecan dining set, also 

Queen Anne cherry dining 4 bedroom 

with poster bed 

In Southfield 356-7136 

JOHNSON WOOD BURNING stove, 2 

years old, excellent condition, cut our 

fuel bill in half, $250 478-1587 

KENMORE Gas Stove 4 Dishwasher, 

both avocado 4 excellent, $100 each 

Round Butcher block-style Uble, 4 

chairs, $75 Before 5 30PM. 589-0326 

KING-SIZE bed, double bed, amoire, 

contemporary couch 4 loveseat, dinette 

set, dresser, coffee table, various kitch 

en appllnaces 643 6482 or 435-6616 

KING SIZE Water Bed, heated, walnut 

frame and headboard $350 

357-5265 

LANE sofa table, pecan, 54'xl4 'x26' 

high, $100 Pale yellow 4 white ceram 

ic lamp, 30" high with white pleated 

shade, $30 Fairchild video TV unit 

with 12 game cartridges $100 645 5067 

LOVELY mahogany dining room set 4 

chairs, Uble 4 cabinet $600 

424-871 1 649-6072 

MAHOGANY bedroom set, double bed, 

triple dresser, mirror, highboy, 2 night 

stands Mahogany credenza/bar cabi 

net Large mirror with mirrored 

frame Lamp Uble and coffee table, 

both leather inserts Mahogany dining 

room set, oval table, hutch top cabinet, 

6 chairs Beige sectional sofa 557-6325 

MAHOGANY twin bedroom set, Chip- 

pendale camelback sofa (needs reuphol 

stenng), breakfront secretary, mahoga 

ny Duncan Phyfe dining room set, fan- 

back chair, French regency chair, 

573-4578 



MATTRESS & 

BOX SPRING SALE 

New - Deluxe Quality 

Factory Seconds 

Values to $500 

QUEEN SIZE MATTRESS 

QUEEN SIZE BOX SPRING 

HEAVY DUTY BED FRAME 

$175 Complete 

FREE Queen sixe Sheets and 

Pillow Cases WITH THIS AD 

GLOBE 

INTERIOR RENTALS 

WEST 37437 Grand River at Halstead 


EAST 1100 E Maple (15Mile) 

Between Rochester Rd 4 1-75 

Troy 588 1800 

HOURS Mon Fn 9-6, Sat 9 5 

MEDITERRANEAN pecan Ubles oc- 

Ugon lamp 4 black slate top coffee 

Uble, $125 each 2 trunks, 1870 s 4 

1940s, best offer Silver grey 8 piece 

conversational sofa, 2"^ years old, $850 

or best offer 879 7408 

MOVING SALE Birmingham Baby 

Grand Piano in carved mohogany case 

with needlepoint bench, patio Uble & 4 

chairs, trampoline, girls glass top vani- 

ty & chairs, adult venetianvanity 4 

bench, gold mirror 642 8465 

MOVING SALE Troy, furniture, sewing 

machine, mattresses, misc Fn , Sat, 

Sun 10-6 3563 Anvil, 1 blk E of John 

K, S of Wattles 





591-0900 Wayne 




ORIENTAL 4 FRENCH 

Gold on black raised Chinoiserie, orien 

Ul china cabinet, pair hand decorated 

cheats 4 wall plaques, exquisite Jars 4 

vases, cloisonne, pagoda music box, ori- 

enUl dolls, ivory, cinnebar, porcelains, 

carved figures, orienUl rugs 

Pair French Ormalu commodes, sofa 4 

wing back chairs, mahogany desks 

1000 s more at dealers cost 

ANTIQUE TRADER 

21805 VAN DYKE, WAKREN 

10-5 DAILY 

756 7885 



SINGER 

DIAL A MATIC lig zag sewing ma 

chine Embroiders, appliques, but 

ton holes, etc Late model school trade 

in $59 cash or monthly payments New 

machine guarantee 

UNIVERSAL 

SEWING CENTER 

FE 4-0905 

SOLID OAK stereo cabinet with stereo 

included, $200 Girls bedroom set, 

white, 4 piece, best offer Days 523-4308 

Eves, 348 6086 

SPEED QUEEN wringer washer, 8,000 

BTU air conditioner, push lawn mower, 

Iron pot BBQ grill. 644-2562 

SPINET piano, walnut, $995 4 piece 

sectional (12 Ft), medium blue, $300 

Both like new After 6pm, 363-5317 

STUDENT DESK 4 Chair, maple; in 

good condition.. 642-9813 

STUDENTS tv, stereo. Iron, couch 4 

chair, jewelers meUl buffing wheel 

Must sell by Sept 13 Offer 352-4058 

THOMASVILLE Provincial Uble, 4 

arm chain, small maple glass top 

hutch, antique lamp Uble, misc items 

645-2182 

TRADITIONAL Orange 4 brown 

striped sofa, $150 Combination Bump- 

er Pool 4 dining Uble, like new, $200 

After 6pm, weekdays, or anytime week 

ends 879-7945 

TWO COUCHES, with end Uble 4 

lamp Living, dining, bedroom drapes 

398 3564 546-5264 

TWO matching loose cushion Kay Lynn 

sofas, $300 each OcUgonal Uble, $50 

Pine cabinet $50, lamps, pictures, etc 

Aluminum patio awning, $100 Sat 9-5 

338 3422 

USED CARPET heavy plush. 10 x 15, 

gold $100 681-2576 

WATERBED- King sixe, custom, with 

drawer pedasUI $250 complete 

652-2059 

YOUTH BEDROOM, red white 4 blue 

bunk bed, featured at Orthogonality, 

dresser, night stand, excellent condi 

tion $350 complete After 5pm 626-5241 


Wayns County 

PIANO, Spinet, Lester, $425 Wrought 

iron kitchen Uble, 6 chairs, $125 

651-4295 

PLANT TABLE - 80 inches long by 18 

inches by 30 inches high Great for 

home or greenhouse Grow light for bot- 

tom shelf $60 363-7270 

QUEEN SIZE sofa bed, $75 , Sears 

Coldspot 14' frostfree refrigerator/ 

freezer, $100. kneehole desk, mohoga- 

ny finish, 7 drawers, $35 . large gas 

stove, 4 burner with griddle, $50, sever- 

al other household items Call 559-8295 

RAINBOW RKXAIRE vacuum cleaner, 

water filter type with atUchments 

Cost is $680 new, sell $175 681-8598 

REDECORATING SALE Teak wood 

wall unit with desk 4 drawers Wing 

back chair, twim mattress, twin frame, 

contemporary gold corduroy sofa 4 

large oil painting. Limited edition, 

553 7629 

ANTIQUE DINING Room Tables with 

leaves Also 6-way Chrome Chandelier, 

like new, (cost $460), will Uke $150 

VegeUble 4 Fruit Juicer, original cost 

$200, will Uke $60 425-8439 

ANTIQUES, washer-dryer, lawn 

mower, snowblow^r, wdger, power vac, 

couch. La-Z-Boy, tables-lamps 532-8329 

AR ESTATE SALE Entire contents of 

5 bedroom house collected over a peri 

od of 60 yrs 745 Grand Marais. Grosse 

Pte Park Thurs 1-6 Fri 4 Sat 10-5 

AUTUMN RUST 86 in velour sofa, 9 

months old, $900 Week days after 5PM 

525-0040 

BABY FURNITURE Crib, playpen, 

high chair, Call after 5Pm 525-2676 

BEAUTIFUL PECAN dining set, Uble, 

china, server, pads, 6 chairs Maple 

round Uble, 4 captains chairs 459-6739 

BEDROOM SET 4 Piece Walnut, very 

good condition, $200 Also new gulUr, 

$50 After 5pm 728-8651 


Wsyns County 

BROYHILL dining set, 6 chain, 4 buf 

fet, $500 Sofa, loveseat, chair 4 

ottoman. $300 981 2092 427-7850 

BUNK BEDS with Udder 4 rails. Early 

American style, maple finish - can be 

used as 2 single beds, excellent condi 

tion, $75 729-7436 

CALIFORNIA BOUND, sofa 4 loveseat 

$500, 2 bookshelves, corner hutch; dry 

sink, maple, lamps, end Ubles, twin bed 

4 chest, also misc items 12621 Curtis, 


CHILDLINE walnut crib includes mat- 

tress 4 bumper pad, excellent condi 

tion, $65 534-8042 

CHILDS ROLLTOP desk with chair, 

maple, excellent condition $130 

459 8924 

CLARINET, $65 Brown naugahyde 

chair, ottoman 4 couch, $150 Antiaue 

maaple 4 chairs 4 Uble, $210 Blue fox 

fur, $350 459 9520 

COUCH AND MATCHING loveseat. 

burgundy velvet, good condition, $200 

525 1217 

COUCH. Henredon, beige, gold 4 yel 

low, floral pattern 7 ft Excellent con 

dition Call eve , 518-4754 

COUCH nd chair, matching contempt 

rary, striped brown, beige, orange, good 

condition, $200 562 6825 

COUCH, Traditional, striped shades of' 

green, excellent condition, $150 

565-0181 

COUCH, 2 matching chairs, $125 Ken 

more washer, working, $25 427-6034 

COUCH, 76" long, spring construction 

green, beige 4 gold Upestry print, $250 

or best offer 455 7809 

DESIGNERS FABULOUS 

FINDS SALE 

10,000 sq feet of designers new one of a 

kind home furnishings 4 accessories 

30-50% savings Antiques, French 4 

English Periods 4 contemporary furni 

ture including Ubles, lamps, chain, 

fabrics, weaving 4 art 

OURWARESHOUSEINC 

19556 Grand River, Detroit, W of Outer 

Drive Friday, Sept 10th, l2-8pm, Sal 

Sun, Sept 11,12th, 10am 6pm Call The 

Pict ure Store 645-0444 


Wsyns County 

FACTORY DIRECT TO YOU 

Furniture Wholesale Distributors of 

Michigan selling all new merchandise 

in original cartons Not builders close 

out models or used merchandise Mat 

tresses still wrapped 2 piece set Twin 

$38 Full $48 Queen $68 Sofa beds 

$109 Odd Ubles, $19 88 Bunk beds 

complete, $44 6 piece living room, 

$170 $800 pits now $375 Now open to 

public, skip the middleman Dealers 4 

institutional sales welcome Name 

brands Serta, etc 9451 Buffalo, Ham 

tramck, 1 block N of Holbrook, 1 block 

E of Conant Credit cards 4 checks ac- 

cepted, delivery available Drive a little 

4 save a lot Call Moo -Sat 10-7pm 

875-7166 

FRENCH PROVINCIAL white, desk 4 

dresser, both for $120 or sold separate 

|y 538-9429 

FURNITURE Contemporary Queen 

Sleeper-Sofa, newlyupholstered, peach 

crusned velvet, Scotch-garded Stun 

ningwalnut 42" round dining Uble on 

black pedesUI base. 4 oventuffed Un 

pedesUl chairs on coasters Unnique 

G iir Regency-style Silver Chests oo 

gs, Manogany/Marquetry 3 Mack vi- 

nyl 4 chrome Designer dining chairs 

Aquarium, accessories 168 7640 

HOUSEHOLD SALE Westland Sept 

10-11 12. Fn 6AM 9PM. Sal 4 Sun 

Nooo-9PM 34126 Arrowhead Wayne 4 

Warren area 

MATTRESS 4 springs Queen size ei 

cellent condition, Serta, $125 477 4231 

METALMA.STER 54' round uble with 

2 leaves, 4 chairs, all formi'a $190 

427 5548 

709 Housshold Good* 

Wayns County 

Warehouse Sale 

ALL NEW FURNITURE 

Bunk Beds $99 95 

Trundle Beds . . . $119 95 

Hollywood Beds $119.95 

Roll Away Beds . . . $99.95 

Mattresses . . . $39 95 

Adult Bedroom Sets $499 95 

BED-N-BUNK 

Sleep Shoppe Inc 


VA Blks. W. of Telegraph 

KE 1-1740 

710 Misc. For Sals 


ALL Kinds of bargains, moving North 

must sell, mineral specimens craft A 

sewing supplies, tools, fireplace equip 

ment, some clothing, desk, washer 

dryer, sofabed, some antiques much 

misc Fri Sat. 9AM 5PM 3845 Lncoln 

Dr Birmingham, between Telegraph A 

Lahser 

MODU1.AH TAN living row. »n 4 

pieces with pull out doubl» b«J lik» 

new 729 M41 

MOVING furniture and antique drop 

leaf Uble 937 0243 

MOVING Breen Danish couch $111 

Antiaue wall phone $125 Step Uble 

$20 Table lamp $10 8ft bamboo d 

348 6624 

SOFA 4 CHAIR, maple hutch desk 

fireplace screen 4 andirons girls bike, 

2 Jacobson reel power mowers 

278 9077 

SOFA, chair & 2 end Ubles, Early 

American by Kroehler, green plaid with 

earth tones $150 or best offer 531 8099 

SOFA, 7' Lawson style, gold k beige 

stripe, nylon fabric, good condiUon, $65 

464-7302 

APT SALE Birmingham Studio 

couch, beds, large drafting Uble 

church windows, antiques, mirrors arty 

things, lots more 11 to 6 daily 259 W 

Brown, W of Woodward So ofMapk 

ARE YOU MOVING? 

HIRE A PROFESSIONAL! 

II YR-S IN YELLOW PAGES"' 

We Have NO Shop To Stock 1 

DOUBLE HARNESS 

ESTATE & MOVING SALES 

644-2223 

AI'TOMI/TIVE CONVENTION Equip 

rnent Typewriters $29 96 Memory 

electronic typewriters $868 Plain pa 

prr ropier $899 96 File cabinets $7S V* 

Chairs $14 95 Desks $79 50 Copien 

$149 50 Automatic correcting type 

writers $27Sf 96 IBMi$149 50 231 

W 9 Mile 548 6404 

BALLY Pin ball machine $350 or best 

offer 356 1229 

BELIEVE IT 

A LITTLE BIT OF EVERYTHING 

THE GAHAGE SALE 

FLEA MARKET STORE 

Now in the rear yellow building sanw 

parking lot Furniture toys tools 

household, clothes, books records 

tapes baby items hardware gills 

Daily except Sunday 12 7pm 

PENNY PIN< HER'SMART 

822 W W 11 Mile Royal Oak 

546 7744 

SOFA 72 in , beige print, good condi 

lion, $200 531-7437 

SOLID BIRCH 6 piece bedroom set. 

$189 Table and 2 chairs, $40 Washer 

and dryer, old but works good, $75 Big 

brown naugahyde chair, $75 Older Hi-fi 

works good, $40 474-1692 

SOLID DARK PINE Trestle Uble k 

benches, 72 "x34", originally $900 

Sell $275 533-2055 

SOLID Pine pedasUI table with two 10 

in leaves. 6 solid pine capUins chairs 

Like new, $500 Eves 326-3558 

THREE PIECE Sectional, grey, black, 

white fur, chrome finish, very good con 

dition, $295 531 9258 

WHIRLPOOL gas dryer, new $225 

Kenmore porUble dishwasher, $235 , 

6,000 BTU air conditioner. $50 , 3 speed 

attic fan, $50 , Craftsman lawn mower 

21". $80 525 2922 

COLECO HOME Pinball machine in 

like new condition needs parts best i»( 

fer 18455 W 9 Mile Garage Sale Fri k 

Sat afteroon 

COMPLETE LINE of Aloe Vera prod 

ucts 4 Aloe Vera liquid quart & gallon 

Farmington Hills area 626 0431 

CONTENTS OF home lor sale Snow 

thrower, lawn mower tools, furniture 

appliances, books, boat motor clothes 

sundry items Sat Sun Sept 11 12 

9AM Dark 1755 Torrv. Birmingham N 

of 14 Mile E of Woodward 

DIVORCE Sale snowmobile $150 3 

wheeler, $150 Toro snowblower $65 

porUble letter sign $100,Honda 50 

mini-trail. $50 also parts Yahmaha 360 

550 miles $600, Toro lawnmower $40 

portable Color TV, $90 437 1882 

DOLLSinoantiaues) 

Over 150 dressed for sale 

Handmade quilts & linens 

588 5430 

WTZw. 

DtADLMS-.A P.M. TUESDAY FOR THURSDAY EDITION / 4 P.M. FRIDAY FOR MONDAY EDITION 

78 Firswood 

65 Drywall 

33 Building A Remodeling 39 Carpsntry 

k & Csmsnt 27 Brick, Block A Csmsnt 

15 Asphalt 

6 Aluminum Clssnlng 

ALUMINUM SIDING CLEANED 

4 WAXED 

Brick. Decreasing 4 Cleaning Service 

Licenced 4 Inaured 515-6500 

Aluminum Siding 

ALL TYPES SIDING 4 ImulaUoo 

Thermal 4 Storm windows 4 doors 

Custom trim, awnings, gutters, roofing 

Metro Aluminum Frank 515-7677 

ALUMA ENTERPRISES 

All tiding, trim, gutters, storms, roofing 

4 repairs Work guaranteed Licensed 

4 Insured Free Estimates 644-3735 

RESURFACE-REPAIRS 

SEALCOAT 

VERY REASONABLE RATES 

Free est (By owner), owner supervised 

7 days a week, 435-3465 

II no answer, 576-0873 

16 Asphslt Ssalcoating 

ADVANCED CO. 

Seal Coating 4 Repairs 

Licensed 841-4100.557-0707 

Aluminum Siding Trim-Gutters 

WORJUASELF 

15 y«ars experience 

Licensed. Insured 464-6745 

ALUMINUM SIDING 

CUSTOM TRIM SPECIALIST 

Gutters. Storm Windows 4 Doors Awn- 

ings. Porch 4 Patio enclosures Father 

4 Son Operated No Salesman 10 rear 

Written Guarantee oo all Materials 4 

Workmanship Free Estimates 

Licensed and Insured 

MILLS HOME IMPROVEMENT 

Call Anytime. 838-2326 

ALUMINUM 

SIDING & TRIM SALE 

Complete Building 4 Remodeling 

Free Financing AvalUble 

Licensed 4 Insured - Free Estimates 

Over 10 Yrs Experience 

HeriUge Home Improvement 

537-0452 or 532-5797 

ALUM SIDING TRIM • GUTTERS 

Complete Moderalxation 4 Renalri 

Roofing 4 Replacement Windows 

SALEM HOME IMPROVEMENT 

Call 515-1985 511-0871 

SIDING 

SENTRY CONTRACTORS INC 

Fully Licensed - Fully Insured 

QUALITY WORKMANSHIP 

Free Estlmstes 476-4444 

17 AutoClsan-Up 

R 4 M DELUXE AUTO CLEANING 

MOST CARS $30 

Includes Wash, Wax, Tires, Wheels, 

Glass, Shampoo Carpet 4 Upholstery, 

Air Freshener 855-1071 

24 Bassmsnt 

Waterproofing 

ALL BASEMENT WATERPROOFING 

Cracked, leaky walla and floors re- 

paired Reliable service Free Estl 

mate Licensed and Insured 464-6916 

ALL TYPES OF WATERPROOFING 

Guarsnteed 


Peter MauU - 476-1565 

COLUMBIA CEMENT CO 

Quality work at fair prices 

Free Eat Lie 4 Ins 

26 yrs. exp 

478 0909 

CONCRETE 

LEVELING 

• SIDEWALKS 

)RIVES 

• IPATIOS 

Relevel rfjther than replace 

54b-7434 

! Estimates 

CONTRACTORS SPECIAL. CALL 

UNIVERSAL BLDG 4 CEMENT CX) 

All types cement work, brick 4 block 

Free Est 422 2404 Licensed 

CUSTOM BRlCK 4 STONE WORK 

Fireplaces-Chilnney Repair-Additions 

LICENpED-INSURED 

171-2875 

BASEMENT LEAKS REPAIRED 

Drains 4 Sump pumps repaired 

10 YEARS EXPERIENCE , 

Earl H Jensen 474«24 

BASEMENT Waterproofing 4 Repairs 

Outside Digging. Repairs 

Brick, Block 4 Concrete Work 

licensed 412 2404 Free Est 

WE ARE THE BEST 1 Eng 4 Arch Ap- 

proved System, Inside or Out 

Refined Concrete Waterproofing, Inc 

Lie B51017 Bonded 4 In* 537-5144 

27 Brick, Block A Csmsnt 

15 Asphalt 

ADVANCED CO. 

Asphalt 4 Coocrete 

Licensed, Ml-4100, 557-0707 

AL'S 

ASPHALT PAVING 

SINCE 1944 

Paving, sealcoatlng, excavation and 

cement work Owners Mpervtaioo and 

modern equipment at reasonable rstes 

SUte licensed and Insured References 

281-0626 

or 291-3589 

• ASH P ALT SPECIALIST • 

Parking Lots • Drivewsr* Resurfacing 

Patching Sealcoatlng 

References' Ask for Gary, 435 6830 


by SHUR-WAY 

Driveways. Parking Lots, Reasonable 

Sealcoatlng U7-mi 1M 4100 

C JONES ASPHALT INC 

Driveways, Parting Lots 

Paving Patching. Sealcoatlng 

Free Estimates 15V1410 

Domino Construction Co. 

Asphalt Paving 

RMideotial • CommercUl 

Sute Licensed Free Estimates 

626-1222 651-5510 

GREAT LAKES ASPHALT CO 

Driveways, Parting Lots 

Reasonable Rates 

156-1104 Ke 1-1000 

RARTWICK ASPHALT PAVING 

Res driveways 4 sealcoatlng 15th yr 

serving livonia Res Use our discount 

coupons pg.9 NW Gold Pages. 161-7115 

K 4 J ASPHALT PAVING INC 

Paving, parting lots, sealing 4 Patch 

work M yrs exp Free estimates 

719-7117 

5#V-007I 

LEHR 


also ROOFING 

COMMERCIAL 4 RESIDENTIAL 

Quality Work 

THE PRICE B RIGHT 

Deep strength materials 

rttra ESTIMATE 

531-8016 

CHIMNEYS 

Repaired or built new, Screened, 

Cleaned Roof leaks stopped 

GUARANTEED 427 1981 

FOUNDATIONS 4 ADDITIONS 

42 In footings, $7 50 ft 4 up. 8 to 

blocks, fl.75 each Also repairs 10 yrs 

Exp Reasonsble Licensed 476-0476 

ADVANCED CO. 

Concrete snd Asphslt 

Licensed, 841-4100. 557-0707 

ALi^ AROUND CEMENT WORK 

Drivewsys • Sldewslks • Gsrsge Floors 

Pstlos • Brick 4 Block Work • Steps 

Fireplaces, Porches • Lie -Insured 

PADULA 4 SONS, 515^0611 

ALL SIZE JOBS UC 4 INS 

KIRBY CONST MASONRY 

Porches-Chlmneyv Waterproof ing 

FREE ESTIMATES 363 9714 

ALL TYPES CEMENT WORK 

Waterproofing • Leaky BasemenU, etc 

Free Est • Licensed • Bonded 4 Insured 

4*4-0211 "87180 

ALL TYPES Cement Brick Block 

Foundation* - New 4 Repairs 

CommercUl / Residential 

Days 511-5148 Evenings 514-1114 

AMERICAN MASONRY, Inc 

Brick 4 Block, for beautiful stone work 

licened 4 Insured For free estimates 

Northville 148-6114 

BLOCK, BRICK, CEMENT 

ALL WORK & REPAIRS 

Porches, chimneys, footings 

foundation work & retaining 

walls. Free & fast estimate 

on small & large jobs. 

534-1570, 477-7251 

CARL M KRAUSE 

Mason Contractor 

Brick. Block 4 Cement 

Free Estimates 478 9184 

CEMENT WORK 

ALL KINDS 

To save money deal direct with owners 

29 Years of eip with finest quality 

ITALIAN CEMENT 

CONTRACTORS INC. 

478-8668 356-0396 

lie . Insured, Bonded, Free Est 

CEMENT WORK 

REASONABLE RATES 


515 9411 

EM.H. 

CONTRACTING, INC. 

Cement & Masonary 

All Repairs • Small or large 

Driveways • Residential 

Patios • Commercial 

Steps 1 • Industrial 

Footings • Fast, efficient sve 

Porches | • Licensed 

- Floors •Insured 

• Waterproofing • Backhoe Work 

DEAL WITH THE OWNER 

THAT DOES HIS OWN WORK 

Will beat ai^y written est by 10% 

FREE ESTIMATE 

348-0066 532-1302 

FRANK VENTO 

Masonary & Cement 

! EXPERIENCE 

OWN WORK 

., Block, Cement work 

veways, Porches, 

Hons, Additions, 

jfing, Basement Leaks 

1st CLASS WORK 

AT)A FAIR PRICE 

RESIDENTIAL 4 COMMERCIAL 

Guar Workmianship^Free est -licensed 

464-7262 

Mem Better Business Bureau 

GENESIS CEMENT CO. 

Priced to mfet todays economy with 

the workmanship of quality Free est, 

Lie insured 522 2299 561-5224 

HENRY GUIDOBONO & SON 

CEMENT CONTRACTOR 

Member of Assoc Cement Contractors 

Over 40 years experience 

QutlityWork licensed Insured 

Free est Jail sixe Jobs, fair prices 

353-3663 

"HUMECKY 4 SONS CEMENT' 

Fast 4 efficient service on your - 

Brick, Block 4 Cement Repair Needs 

ReUlning walls-CONCRETE SAWING 

12 yrs exp , llc'd 474-1980 or 674-1584 

ITALO ROMANA CEMENT CO 

10 yrs experience Gsrages, driveways, 

patios, etc Free estimates Licensed 

Bonded Insured 478 5908 or 771-9850 

Kowalski Cement Co 

Driveways, patios, porches,chimneys 

Reasonable. Free Est 421 1540 

LEONARD MASONARY 

Specialising In Fireplaces, Chimneys 

Porches Reasonable prices 

Free estimates 349 8644 

Manufacturer of quality 

concrete products - 

BUILDING BLOCKS, PATIO, 

4 DECORATIVE BLOCKSs, 

Cement & Mortar. 

RALPH GIBEAU BLOCK CO. 

13075 Newburgh Rd, Livonia 

464-0515 

MCCARTHY CONSTRUCTION CO 

30 yrs exp. Licensed 4 Insured 

DRIVEWAYS-PATIOS PORCHES 

517-7474 or 161 7000 

MELONIO BROS. 

CEMENT CONTRACTORS 

27 YEARS EXPERIENCE 

Garages, Driveways, Patios, 

Porches. Brick & Block Work 

Licensed, Bonded & Insured 


261-0665 or 537-7399 

PORCHES 4 PATIOS 

Driveways 4 Garage Floor 

Ratwalls 4 Footings 

LICENSED 4 INSURED 

CALL REMO 

422-7018 

Sinelli & Sons 

DRIVEWAYS. WALKS 

PATIOS, ETC. 

EsUblished 1912 

Commercial & Residential 

LICENSED & INSURED 

425-8200 

534-3828 after 6PM 

DEE JAY BUILDING CO 

Home Improvements Res , Comm'l. 

Additions Baths, Family Rooms, 

Decks 25 Yrs in Business 626-5049 

GAZEBOS 

Custom built to fit your setting 

Chapman Construction 

624 2492 358 2286 

SOAVE CEMENT CONTRACTORS INC 

All types of cement work 1st quality 

service New 4 repair Residential, 

Commercial 476 3586.476-7696 

WESTLAND CEMENT floors, garages, 

Driveways, Patios, Walks, Porches, 

Foundations, Brick 4 Block 

Small 4 Large Jobs Licensed, 427-1535 

33 Building & Remodeling 

ADDITIONS - KITCHENS 

Baths, Ree' rooms, Dormers, Roofing, 

Replacement Windows, Awnings, Alu 

minum siding Cabinets refaced 

Wm D. McNamara. 459 2186, IJC Bldr 

ADDITIONS 

MODERNIZATION 

Kitchens Att Garages 

Bathrooms Family rooms 

Rough in Redwood decks 

For Quality work by Builder who works 

on Jons himself - call 

MARTY GRAFF'S 

GRAFF CONST. CO. 

476-8338 

ALL TYPES REMODELING. 

4 Repairs Inside 4 Out 

Will beat any deal Call licensed build 

er Michael Forynski, 728 3418 

A SMALLER company means smaller 

K 'ces All home improvements Decks 

11 for free estimates, designs 

Complete Construction 477 3461 

BATHS KITCHENS 

Old Cabinets refaced like new 

Formica Cabinets 4 Counters 

Vanities, Dishwashers 4 Disposals in- 

sulted LICENSED WALT, 476 6691 

BESTWAY Builders has kitchen adn 

bath specialists to reface or replace 

cabinets and to insUU ceramic tile Lie 

4 Insured Livonia.525 1825 or 537 5375 

Carpentry-Remodeling, Large or Small 

Basements, Kitchens. Roofing, Etc 

Work Guaranteed Free Estimates 

459-4788 360 0003 

COMPLETE 

MODERNIZATION 

PRICED WITHIN REASON 

COMPLETED TO PERFECTION 

CUSTOM KITCHENS 

or Laminate your existing Cabinets 

FORMICA TOPS REC ROOMS 

WORK MYSELF 

D Bowyer 589 7646 

COMPLETE REMODELING by fcperi 

enced licensed contractor I-arge or 

small lobs recommended Low interest 

loans for those who qualify 477-7743 

CUSTOM WOOD DECKS 

HOT TUBS 

GAZEBOS 

ADDITIONS 

FINISHED BASEMENTS 

BY WOOD-AWL PRODUCTS 

JERRY FITRZYK 

Licensed Builder 

585-6797 

* DECKS 

LICENSED BUILDER 

OLD WORLD QUALITY 

REFERENCES 

JOB PHOTOS 

DESIGN SERVICE 

90 DAY TERMS 

OUTBACK BUILDERS 

. ALNAGY 

OPC 255 1811 HOME 477 1487 

DECKS 

COMPLETE MODERNIZATION 

FINISH BASF.MF:NTS 

M. Ramsay 

477-5683, 477-6055 

IT COSTS NO MORE 

...to get 

first class workmanship. 

FIRST PLACE WINNER of two 

National Awards. HAMILTON 

has been satisfying customers 

for over 20 years 

You deal directly with the 

owner All work guaranteed 

and competitively priced 

• FREE Estimates • Designs 

• Additions • Kitchens 

• Porch Enclosures, etc 

HAMILTON BUILDERS 

Call 559-5590 ..24 hrs. 

* KITCHENS * 

Work Myself 

Cabinet Refacing 

Formica Counters 

326-5025 

LAWRENCE CONSTRUCTION CO 

All phases of Carpentry, strictly crafts 

manshlp quality No job too small 

Free estimates licensed 4 Insured 

827 8884 Eves, 478-5998 

Absolutely Professional 

CUSTOM CARPENTRY 

list Yr,, Lie , Ins , Free Est 

Custom Closets, Designer Cabinets, 

Low Prices 855-2645 

ALL AROUND CARPENTRY 

Rec Rooms - Additions Kitchens 

Fuel Saving Windows - Roofing 

Tom Terns 422-5883 

ALL*AROUND CARPENTRY 

Rec Rooms Additons - Kitchens 

Fuel Saving Windows Roofing 

Tom Terns 422-5883 

ALL TYPE CARPENTRY 

Specials on finished basemenU, ex 

12x12 rec room, $689 , Free Estimates 

No job too small. Call Bruno 464-1358 

A Village Carpenter 

Home or Business 

Val, after 6, 476-7658 

CARPENTER, who teaches Industrial 

Arts desires weekend jobs 

Licensed 4 Insured Builder 

348-6096 

CARPENTRY For Home or Office 

Custom cabinets 4 counters 

BasemenU, bathrooms, elec , plumbing 

Free estimates 476-4078 

FINISH CARPENTER 

Experienced in all areas 

of woodworking Free Estimates 

Call Pete anytime. 459-0656 

GUY WIELAND, LIC BUILDER 

Carpenter work of all kinds Awnings, 

sun porch, windows, storm doors, alum 

siding, roofs, gutters, etc 937-2390 

MARS BLDG. CO. 

Residential, Commercial Additions, 

Kitchens, Dormers, Rec Rooms. Baths, 

Siding Free estimates Prompt service 

538 2666 626 7044 

KITCHEN SPECIALIST 

Refacing or New Cabinets 

Formica Counters 

InsUll Dishwashers 728-7910 

PASSIVE SOLAR DESIGN 

• NEW HOMES 

• ADDITIONS 

• RENNOV ATIONS 

Absolutely professional work from de- 

sign thru completion New model shown 

by appointment Licensed, insured, ex- 

perienced 

DavidS McGrath 

Design / Build Contractor 

437-4010 

LOW PRICE REPAIRS 

Carpentry, roof 4 gutters, plumbing 4 

painting 

476 0011 or 835-8610 

RAYCO BUILDING COMPANY 

We specialize In custom building, home 

improvements, additions, kitchen 4 

bath remodeling Wood decks 469-4780 

ROOM ADDITIONS 

GARAGES 

KITCHENS-BATHS 

BASEMENTS 

WOOD DECKS 

INSULATED STEEL DOORS 

& WINDOWS 

DENDA KITCHENS 

& CARPENTRY 

295-2468 

SENTRY CONTRACTORS INC 

Additions 4 Modernization 

Design and Build 

Residential 4 Commercial 

Licensed Builder Fully Insured 

Free Estimates 476 4444 

SPECIAL FALL SAVINGS 

DECKS 

ADDITIONS 

SCREENED PORCHES 

KITCHENS 

BASEMENTS 

Call Bob Reedy 

647-5033 

WOOD DECKS 

Professional, dependable 

Job photos & references 

Call BOB WILKIE 

286-7888 

- WOOD DECKS - 

Redwood, Cedar, Maint -free Wolman 

I zed Wood Wood fences, gâges, "ddi 

tions roughed-in Lie., Tom, 288 5549 

REMODELING 

All phases of Carpentry Work 

NO JOB TOO SMALL 

LICENSED 535 8336 

42 Carpst Cleaning 

& Dysing 

Aactlon 

STEAM CLEANING SPECIAL 

1 /3 Off Regular Prices 

LIVING OR FAMILY ROOMS 

As Ixiw As $20 

Powerful truck-mounted steam clean 

ing equipment gets carpets safely 

cleaner 4 dryer than all other methods 

We guarantee to Get It Clean! 

Upholstery 4 Velvets 

Pet Odor Removal 

Family Operated. 

ACTION CARPET CLEANING 

Oakland Wayne 

559-0050 421-5380 

Visa-MasterCharge 

Member ofSCT4HCUC 

. CARPET CLEANING SPECIAL • 

Starlite Cleaning Systems 

$25 living room 4 Hall 

(up to 250 sqft) 

• 2 rooms $40 • 

• 3 rooms $60* 

Additional rooms $15 each 

Powerful safe truck-mounted Steam 

Cleaning equipment for cleaner 

carpets 4 quicker drying 

OWNER OPERATED- 

WORK GUARANTEED 

PET ODOR 4 STAIN REMOVAL 

SOIL RETTARDANT 

357-3960 645-0849 

EDWARDS CARPET CLEANING 

Service Deep soil extraction steam 

30 vears of quality service Call the 

Professionals 422 5409 

R 4 M CARPETT CLEANING 

FIRST ROOM $19 95 

Guaranteed Work 4 Insured 

855 1071 

44 Carpst Laying 

& Rspair 

CARPET LAYING 4 REPAIRS 

Restretching, patching and reweaving 

Reasonable 

532-6218 

CUSTOM CARPET INSTALLATION 

$1 50 sq yd , carpet pad and repairs 

available References No job too big qr 

small Guaranteed Call Bob. 937-87*6 

EXPERT 

CARPET 

INSTALLATION 

421-1459 

THE CARPET CONNECTION 

Sales InsUllation Repairs Cleaning 

Quality Carpets - Low prices 

474 7762 

54 CsilingWork 

ACOUSTIC SUSPENDED 

DROP-IN CEILINGS 

Also Paneling, Floor Tile, Remodeling 

Free Estimates 421-8489 

55 Chimnsy Clsaning 

ALWAYS CALL 

Paul Glass Chimney Sweep 

Since 1976 728-2228 

CHIMNEY CLEANING 

Expertly done, soot free $35 complete 

278 7834 

CHIMNEYS CLEANED 

& SCREENED 

427 3981 

CLARKS CHIMNEY SERVICE 

Cleaning, Screens, Repair, Tuck Point 

ing, Brick Work, Caps, etc Our price 

can't be beat 595-3065 

NORTHWEST CHIMNEIY SWEEP 

$24 95. professionally done 

Firewood available, oak and maple, 

face cord 537-9379 

56 Chimnsy 

Building A Rspair 

CHIMNEYS PORCHES 

BRICK RESTORATION 

Rebuilt, Repaired, Leaks Stopped 

Tuck Pointing, Flashings, Cleaned 4 

Screened All Work Guaranteed Free 

Estimate Licensed, Insured 532-5168 

CHIMNEYS 

Repaired or built new Screened 

Cleaned Roof leaks stopped 

GUARANTEED 1 GA 7-39S1 

PORCHES-CHIMNEYS 

FRE:E ESTIMATES FAIR PRICES 

SUBITOBAN SERVICES CO 4219172 

62 Doors 

SUBURBAN DOOR 

TAYLOR Insulated Garage Doors 

STANLEY Entry Doors • Openers 

Sales • Insullatlons • Service 

Licensed • Insured • Guaranteed 

Free Door Estimates 

Showroom 4 Parts Dept 

28003 Five Mile Road, Livonia 

(Between Middlebelt 4 Inkster Rds ) 

422-0931 

63 Drapsrist 

Custom Draperies 


348 7352 422-9143 

CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES 

Sheers, matching bedspreads, blinds 

shades Expert insUlUUon 

Call 939-6439 

64 Drsssmaking 

A Tailoring 

ALTERATIONS 

Women 4 childrens clothes 

Reasonable 

522-6217 

44 Carpst Laying 

A Rspair 

B SEXXi CARPET SERVICE 

Carpet Repairs 

PAD AVAILABLE 

421-6550. 512-4227 

CUSTOM ALTERATION SHOP offer- 

ing all types of sewing 4 monogram 

ming, zippers replaced. 1 day service 

onmoatnems 525 4413 or 471 1300 

, Ik. 

CARPET INSTALLATIONS 

• yard C' 

done by 

fnsUller 

Starting at $1 50 per vard Carpet and 

pad available Work done bv full time 

981 2984 

DRESSMAKING. Uilonna, all altera 

tions, repairs Experienced, reasonable. 

[Southfield 

557-4576 

ZANNA • experienced dressmaker. E J 

orpean trained, excellent references, 

alterations, too! Will fit In your home 

582 7842 

BRANDENBURG DRYWALL CO 

25 Years Exp New and Older homes, 

Repairs, Cracks, Nail Pops InsUlling, 

E'inishing, texturing Fully Lie 363-1800 

66 Elsctrical 

BOLLIN ELECTRIC 

Commercial-Industrial RPS'I 

425-0030 

ADDITIONS WIRED 

SERVICES MOVED-INCREASED 

FLOODLIGHTS-bucket truck to 35' 

VIOLATIONS CORRECTED REPAIR 

Residential - Commercial 

Professional, Qualified. Dependable. 

Reasonable Rates 30 yrs experience 

Speedy 

Electric Service 

Free Estimates 464-1035 

ALL ELECTRICAL REPAIRS 

Residential 4 Commercial, breaker 4 

fuse panels, plugs, violations Lie Low 

Prices Free Est Anytime 584 7969 

ELECTRICIAN 

For Hire 


Licensed 531-0422 or 583-1306 

ERNIE'S EXECTRIC 

CODE VIOLATIONS Residential k 

Commercial Machine tool wiring 

Licensed 4 Insured 464-7810 

69 Excavating 

ANDE:RSENS EXCAVATING 

Old 4 new repair work, light water 4 

sewer Septic drains 4 basements, 

driveways 4 parking lots 478 6344 

BACKHOE BULLDOZING 

TRUCKING 

Grading, clearing, driveways 

septic systems, concrete removal 

For estimate call Larry 453 8879 

EARL 

EXCAVATING CO. 

Septic 4 Drain Fields 

Sewers 

I .and Clearing4 Grading 

Basements Driveways 

Perk Tests 

Sand, Gravel, Top Soil Delivery 

After 6pm: 348-7586 

EXCAVATING 

Trenching, sewer, water lines, pools, 

parking lots, septic Unks, trucking 

838 6731 

72 Fsncst 

CHAIN LINK STEEL 4 WOOD FENCE 

Prompt installation, quality work 

Portable dog pens, pool enclosures, 

good price, free est 534-5106 356 3017 

GOODISON FENCE CO 

Res k commercial Chain link vinyl 

colors, wood, guardrail, farm fence k 

repairs Free estimates 264 0821 

78 Firswood 

A D»it Yourself 4 save IOC, at least 

this year Proposal Buy 100' lengths of 

full Federal cords Northern Hardwood 

or Birch poles Now is the time to order 

while your heating expense is 'O' Do it 

today' 10 cord minimum free delivery 

up to 22 maximum each load Prompt 

Delivery 7 Days a Week (You pick up 

lesser amounts) Also, Processed stove 

k fireplace wood ready lo burn 

Landscaping wood chins 

HANK JtmNSON 4 SONS since 1974 

Please phone persistently 349-3018 

ALL CHOICE split, mixed hardwoods 

Seasoned 1 year $52 face cord, 8 x 4 x 

16 Two (or $100 All oak, $58 Free de 

livery Livonia 4 nearby areas 464 2433 

ALL SEASON HARDWOOD 

2 for $90 - 1 for $48 

White Birch $60 

Fruitwood $60 

Hickory $60 

Half Birch/Half Hardwood $55 

Cedar Kindling - $3 Bundle 

Prompt EYee Delivery 464 1457 

A REIAL GOOD DEAL 

Good hard wood mixture Some dead 

elm Good burning mixture 70 acres 

being timbered off Tree tops available 

Good road access Must be taken out be- 

tween Oct 11 - Nov 14, 1982 Gaylord 

area As is at $15 per face cord (16"- 

20 "x4'x8') Reply Box 436, Observer 4 

Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 School 

craft Rd., Livonia, Michigan 48150 

A 1 FIREWOOD 

1 face cord $40, 2 face cords $75, 3 face 

cords $100 (7x6x4). 12 to 18 in length 

482 8517 

FIREIWOOD excellent for fireplace 

Seasooed dry logs, soft wood Minimum 

3 face cord (4'x 8 x18 ) Only $95 dellv 

ered N Oakland County only 628-069J 

MIXED HARDWOOD. $50 dellver.-d 

$35 pick up, Suburban area Wood stove 

installation 4 chimney sweeping avail 

able 533-0401 

81 Floor Service 

FLOOR SANDING REIFINLSHINC. 

Old floors our specialty Sum work 

beautifully done Very reasonable Pree 

estimate 477 7736 

LEONARD'S FLOOR SANDING L 

REFINISHING 32 YRS EXPERI 

ENCE QUALITY WORK REASON 

ABLE PRICES 437 5533 

93 Furniture 

Finishing A Repair 

COUNTRY HILL FURNITURE 

Striping, Refinishins 4 Repair 

PICK UP and DELIVERY 

Robert Wilier Owner 

3123 Mllford Rd Milford. 685 2264 

FURNITURE REPAIR 

Reupholstenng. refinishing recamng 

Our specialty is repairing, regluein^ 4 

reupholstenng dining room chairs Visa 

4 MC. Marv Kay, 8512550 

96 Garage* 

GARAGE DOORS 

REPAIRED OR REPLACED 

Electric Operators 425 8437 

GARAGE DOORS 

Taylor Door Distributors 

Farmington Garage Doors 477 2 J80 

MIKERASHID 

Bring your best deal to me 4 I will beat 

It' Owner operated k serviced Taylor 

Garage doors, operators, siding k re 

modeling 1 year guarantee 474 5652 

TARNOW DOORS 

Sales 4 service on Taylor 4 Clopav 

Doors 4 SUnley Operators Licensed L 

insured Showroom 4 warehouse 

478 9060 

99 Gutters 

AUGUST SALE ON ALUMINUM 

GUTTERS & DOWNSPOUTS $1 3fl 

PER FT for replacement with baked 

enamel aluminum All work guaran 

teed Free est . Ray, 358 0117 

COMPLETE GUTTER SERVICE; 

Aluminum k gaivamxed. installed re 

paired, cleaned Roof repairs Free esti 

mates Call Oskar 543 9196 

OHME1R GUTTER SERVICE 

Gutters cleaned, screened, repaired 

New Gutters Roof Repairs Heal Tape 

624 5357 

102 Handyman 

AAA HANDYMAN All home 4 office 

repairs Interior exterior carpentry, 

electrical, plumbing No job too small 

Very reasonable Call Keith 420-0278 

ALL HOME REPAIRS 

REASONABLE RATES 

Free Estimate 

525 9421 

DRAFTY HOMES INSULATED 

Leaky BasemenU WaU-rproofed 

Trees 4 Stumps Removed 

Lie Ins Ask for Roger 417-4335 

HANDIEST MAN IN TOWN 

For help in getting your houae in shape 

call Marv We are efficient 4 fairly 

priced No jofc is too small' 421-7657 

LOCKS PLUMBING 

Old Home Repair- 

24 Hour Lock Service Keys Mad< 

New in area Call 24 hours 464 8335 

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710 Mac. For 8 * 


DESKS • metal drawarm, walnut top, 

|7& Suitable for ottlce or MwfeBt 

•51-4951 

DISPLAY CASE 

WWtc Formica. Like new 

Beat offer 

WIHJ 

END of SUMMER kale, Birmingham. 

INI Holland, between 14 4 15 mOe off 

Adama Fri k Sat IMprn only S piece 

* " 1 «et, cotor tv, large flab tank. 

dec* clothing, miac 

t ARMWJtDN MOTHER'S Twina Club 

Fall clothing k Equipment sale Sat, 

Sept 11, 11am - lpm II aeon tr Temple 

Grand River A Farmington Roads, 

downtown Farmington Great bar- 

Fashion Jewelry 

InventoryJJpuldation 

Volume Mara only Thooaanda of It 

Rings, cubic ctrconiane, chains, ear- 

ring, bond Items, gift sets Some 

I terra as low as MV teas M%, leas 

MX Sale hovrs from lam-ipm 

Ml W 11 Mile Rd, Madison Heights 

Between I 75 k John R 

FURNITURE SALE • coach, game 

table 4 chairs, console color tv. rocking 

chair MMIH 

A GIGANTIC GARAGE SALE 

TROY 

At our clnhhonae parking lot. Northfield 

Hills Coodo preeenta our 4th annual 

Sept Sale Sat. Sept 11 at II am - 4pm 

. antiques, furni- 

much more Long 

Crooks k CooUdge 

Ml-9070 

Rain date Sept 11 

mh aai. acpv ii 

41 families displaying 

tore, clothing, tools, mi 

Lake RdttwMa Cro. 

GARAGE SALE Beverly Hills. 110*4 

Old Stage Rd, off 11 mik rd between 

Lahaer k Telegraph Sept 9,10,11, 9- 

Ipm Christmas In Sept houaehold 

Items, clothing, ski equipment.tools 

GARAGE SALE Birmingham Molt! 

family, $ speed bike, Weber grill, FYan 

ciacan Ware (Aotamn Leaves), drafting 

hoard, etc Sept 9, 10, 11 UmSpm 

•1M Thurher, i blocks W of Telegraph, 

off Maple Rd. 

GARAGE SALE-Birm 4 Family Super 

S«W Household. A l clothing, antiques, 

etc Frt-Sat, 9-6PM 591 Lakevlew 

OARAGE SALE, Birmingham 7 Fami- 

ly Ml Oakland, N of Maple. E of 

Ranter. Thurs-FriM 

GARAGE SALE, Birmingham Fri k 

Sat 9am-5pm 7114 Cathedral, 1 blocks 

W of Telegraph. S off Maple 

GARAGE Sale-Blrm Designer Moving* 

Antlquea. China, clothing, furniture 77 

Fri-Sat,10-5pm. 415 Baldwin 

GARAGE SALE-Birmingham, big 1 

family, Sat , Sun, Sept 11,11, 9AM 

4PM. 1239 Manchester, misc. toys, 

clothes, baby items, glassware 

GARAGE SALE - Birmingham Thurs 

Only" 9 to 5 Furniture. Levi panta k 

shirts, ladles coats, houaehold Items 

1U41 Blrwood 

540-1510 

GARAGE SALE - Birmingham, Fri 

Sat 1M 451 Siiffleld, between Sooth 

field k Cranbrook off 15 Mile Good 

stuff cheap 

GARAGE SALE - Birmingham. Sat 

F.10-1. $»7l Manchester. Between Coo- 

Udge k Eton. Snow blower, barnwood, 

children's toys k lots of other treasures 

GARAGE SALE-Birm Super* Houses 

hold, maos-womeoa-childrea's clothing 

Sat-Sua, 104PM 10771 W Keonowsjr. 

N of 11, between Evergreen k Lahaer 

710 Miac. For Sato 


GARAGE SALE Birmingham 1 fami- 

lies Blkea. furniture, clothea, top, 

misc ltU Humphrey Sept 10-11; 

9AM-4PM S Lincoln. E Woodward 

GARAGE SALE - Birmingham. Thurs. 

only, 9-4, Infant k children clothea. 

toys, miac household Items Simmons 

iota bed, »100, 1407 Norfolk. N W of 14 

Mile & Southfield 

GARAGE SALE Birmingham, 1 faml 

ly. Thurs thru Sat 9-5 JttO Brecken- 

ridge, off Lahser, off Lincoln 1 

Scbwlnn blkea. skies 4 boots, rirls Ice 

•katee, electric guitar. collectaM«a. 

GARAGE SALE Birmingham. Blng 

ham Farn* 11700 Old Orchard, Multi 

family. Sat only, 10-5pm Between 11 k 

14 mik. * mile E of Telegraph Enter 

on Bingham Rd to Old Orchard. 

GARAGE SALE Birmingham, lots of 

miac. Fri. Sept 10 lam-5pm Moatl; 

good quality clothing, all sisea 190 

Pembroke. W of CooUdge, N of Maple 

GARAGE SALE Birmingham Vlntaje 

clothes, wicker chair, other misc 5750 

Monterey Court, In Foxcroft Sub off 

Telegrsph between 15 k II Mile Sat 

10am-5pm 

GARAGE SALE, Birmingham, malti- 

famlly Sept 10,11,11. 10-5 PM Furni- 

ture. clothe*, collectable bottles, books, 

trundle beds, small appliancea, 1971 

Matador 491 E South lawn. N of 14 

710 Miac. For Sale 


GARAGE SALE Bloomfield Hills, 4489 

Conmoore, Thurs k Fri. 9 4pm Girls k 

mem clothing, bargains galore Lone 

Pine k Lahser area 

GARAGE SALE, Bloomfield Hills, 1054 

Patch Dr, Fri k Sat, 9-5pm Adams & 

Long lake area Baby Items, toys, 

household items, stove, drain tiles, wa- 

ter softener Much more 

GARAGE SALE Farmington Hills, 5 

Family 19554 Colony Clrc , N of IS, W 

of Orchard Lake Household, appli 

ancea, miac Thurs, Fit, Sat 9-5 

GARAGE SALE, Farmington Hills 

Sept 10, 9-S PM 29944 Fernhlll, 

Canterbury Sub.,IS k Orchard Lake 

GARAGE SALE - Farmington Super S 

family sale Sat It Sun, 31109 Shiawas- 

see, Dear Orchard Lake Rd Misc 

GARAGE SALE-Farm Hills Furniture, 

baby things Sat., 9-4PM 22905 Ashley. 

477-3076 

Shlaw k 9 Mile 

GARAGE SALE, Farmington Hills, 

19571 Highmeadow, S of 13 mile, W off 

Middlebelt Sat only 9-4pm 

GARAGE SALE-Birmingham House- 

hold goods, gas dryer, dirt bike, "505" 

aailboat, 1711 Darlington Rd N. Off 

Lahser. S of II Mile Sat -Sun 

Sept 11-11 

GARAGE SALE - Birmingham, 713 

Suffkeld. Sept 9-10, 10-4pm Drapea, 

carpet antiques, couch, snowblower, 

childrens clothes, kitchen cabinets. 

Mongoose bike, more Between Maple 

k Quarton, Southfield k Cranbrook 

GARAGE SALE Birmingham Poker 

Uble, bookcases, sewing machine Uble 

k bench, dosens of canning Jars, copy 

Ing machine, leaf sweeper, misc furni- 

ture k kitchen Items Sst Only - 9 to 5 

191 Mohegan, near Adams k Maple 

GARAGE SALE Birmingham Collecti- 

ble*. China, Glaaswsre. Trsys, Linens, 

Pictures , also Trash Compacter, like 

new All quality items Thurs thru Sst, 

10 AM-4 PM 1791 Villa, (1 blk W of 

Eton. 1 blks S. of Maple) 

GARAGE SALE, Birmingham Sat 

Sept II. 10am-4pm Sun Sept UNooo- 

4pm 1717 Pea body Dr., S of Quarton, 

W of Lahser Household accessories, 

clothea, bedspreads, curtains, plants, 4 

more 

GARAGE SALE Birmingham, 1461 

Pilgrim, Thurs k Sat., 9-4pm Many 

household Items, antique aewlng Uble. 

smoking sUnd. piano bench, music 

sUndlnd Street W of Woodwsrd, 1st 

block S of Quarton 

GARAGE SALE- Bloomfield township, 

4441 Squirrel Rd, corner of Wsttles, Fri 

k Sst.. 9-4pm. Clothe*, bikes. Donnay 

tennis rackets, other sports k hockey 

equipment plus loU of misc. Items 

GARAGE SALE-Blmfld HUls 10 Faml 

lies' Thurs-Fri, Sept 9 10th, 9-4PM 

3652 Burning Tree Dr.; N. of Long Lake 

Rd. 1 blk W of Lahser, E of Tele- 

graph, In Still Meadows Sub Watch for 

Signs' Lots of household Items, good 

clothing, exercise bike. 1 bikes (1-10 

speeds), 1 steamer trunks Much more! 

GARAGE SALE-Bloomfield Hills, spec 

Ucular toys, Sept 10,11, 9AM 5PM, 

4415 Queens Way, (SqulrTel k Wattle). 

GARAGE SALE • Bloomfield Hills, 1 

family. Fri Sat. 94 1110 Rugby, off 

Franklin Rd at Telegraph Gaa dryer 

some furniture, baby furniture, misc. 

GARAGE SALE- Bloomfield Hills, 1 

family. 767 Robinhood Circle, N of Big 

Beaver, W of Adams. Fri, Sat 9-4pm 

10 years worth of toys, electronic 

games, furniture, craft supplies, quality 

clothing k more 

GARAGE SALE. Farmington Hills 

Sept. 11-12, 9-5 Last garage sale of the 

year Get ready for winter 21791 S 

Brandon, off Inkster, between 8-9 Mile 

GARAGE SALE-Farmington 3 Family 

Sept.10-11th. 9-4 30PM 24180 St Mary 

Court; Farmington Rd k 10 Mile 

Lady's coat (sixe 16), fur collar More! 

GARAGE SALE • Farmington 32116 

Leelane, near 10 Mile It Orchard Lake 

Rds Sept 9,10,11, 9am - 6pm I.awn 

tractors, tires, furniture, clothing, misc 



GARAGE SALE, Lathrup Village, mul- 

ti-family Thurs ,Fri ,Sat, 9-4 18861 

Sunbright, between Lincoln k 11 Mile, 

Southfield & Evergreen, off Rainbow 

Crib set, skates, fixtures, toys, drapes 

GARAGE SALE • Lathrup Village. 

28051 SanU Barbara. Thurs Fri Sat 

8,30-6 Southfield L 12 Mile area 

GARAGE SALE Lathrup 

17591 Rainbow Sept 9-10-11 1 block 

N Lincoln, Mi block E Southfield Rd 

GARAGE SALE Lathrup Village 

Thurs, Fri, 18535 Glenwooa, S of 12 

Mile, W of Southfield Furniture, dish 

es, misc household items 

GARAGE SALE • Novi Sept 9 11, 

10aro-4pm Size 8 ivory wedding gown 

4 veil, housewares 21924 Greentree 

Rd, 9 Mile 4 Haggerty area 

GARAGE SALE Rochester Fri, Sat, 

2170 Wayward, take Walton to Old 

Perch to Clair Hill to Wayward 

GARAGE SALE. Rochester Sept 10- 

11, 9-4 Tools k hardware Items, 

clothes, bike, unicycle, household items 

380 Donegal. Adams k Walton 

GARAGE SALE Rochester, 365 Row- 

brier, Fri. Sat k Sun, 9 6pm Hunters 

Creek Sub Across from Oakland Uni- 

versity Clothes, toys, household good 

GARAGE SALE, Rochester Childrens, 

mens 4 women* clothes Toys.furni 

ture, tools, etc 9-5 PM., Thurs - Sat, 

875 Baylor, University Hills Sub, Avon 

& Old Perch 

GARAGE SALE-Farmington Hills One 

day, everything must go Sat., 10-4 

25597 Livingston Circle, off Drake, N 

of Grand River 

GARAGE SALE, Farmington Hills Sat- 

Sun, 10-5 Houaehold k tools Take Bri- 

ar Hill N off 10 Mile, between Inkster 

k Middlebelt 28381 Wild wood Trail 

GARAGE SALE Rochester 829 Long 

ford, off Avon Rd between Old Perch 4 

Adams Fri Sat, 9 4pm Lots of good 

cloi 

ngs 

>thes. toys 

GARAGE SALE Royal Oak J Family 

Sat-Sun, 9 6PM Books, furniture, 

clothing, Jewelry, sports equip, red 

wood fencing, games, pictures, frames, 

household items, etc . etc 

4302 Cooper, near 14 Mile 4 Woodward 

GARAGE SALE, Farmington Hills 6 

families. 21760 S Brandon, 9 Mile Si 

Inkster Ferniture, sporting goods, 

household goods, Avon, misc 9-5 PM., 

Sept 11 

GARAGE SALE - Farmington Hills 

Fri. thru Sun 10am-5pm 30007 Pipers 

iper 

Lane, in Kimberly Sub at 11 Mile k 

Middlebelt Size 9- 10 women's clothes, 

drapes. 2 lawn spreaders, porta potty, 

paint sprayer, misc 

GARAGE SALE, Farmington Hills 

S220I Bonnet Hill, Kendallwood Subdl 

vision, off 12 Mile, across from Ken- 

brook School Fri Sat 8SO-4pm An 

tlqoe trunks, primltve benches, stools, 

ti covered. Ice cream Uble, drapes, car- 

peting, rag rugs, chandelier, etc 

GARAGE SALE Farmington Hills 

Grencastle Sub 28529 Cumberland, E 

of Middlebelt, S 12 of Mile Bedroom 

set Desk with hutch top, 2 dressers, 2 

twin beds; bikes, air conditioner, an 

tiqu«s, church pew, baby furniture. TV, 

motorcycle, garden tools, lots of misc 

Fri k Sat., 10AM 5PM 

GARAGE SALE-Franklin Wide variety 

of itjsmi, many New! Scenic Lane; 1 blk 

E of Inkster, off Scenic Hwy Thurs 

Fri , 10-5PM, also Sat, 10-2PM 

^111 — 

GARAGE SALE-GIANT Farm Hills 

29581 Greening, 13 Mile k Orchard 

Lake Rd Thur*Fri-Sat, 9-5PM 

GARAGE SALE, Huntington Woods 

13112 La Salle, Coolidge 4 11 Mile 3 

families Fri Sat 10am-5pm Baby k 

children items, household goods, sport- 

ing equipment, some furniture 

iGESALE, Huntington Woods,an 

school desks, blanket chest, 

ciûtes, toys, baby Items, misc 9 7, 

& Sun., 26373 Dundee, S of 11 Mile. 

1 blocks from Woodward, behind NBD 

GARAGE SALE Rochester 3 Families' 

All items must go Furniture, antiques, 

craft materials, many items like new 

Reasonable prices Will bargain Sept 

10-11-12; 8AM 5 30PM 52727 Brook 

field, between Dequindre k Shelby Rd 

off 24 Mile Rd 

GARAGE SALES Beverly Hills, 4 sales 

1600 block on Kirkshire between Pierce 

and Southfield Thurs thru Sun 9 - 6 

GARAGE SALE. Southfield Fantastic, 

don't miss it' Infants k children's cloth 

ing, mens & ladies clothing, household 

goods 29285 Pinetree Dr N off 12 

Mile, between Evergreen k lahser 

Thurs thru Sat Sept 9-11 9am-5pm 

GARAGE SALE-Southfield. 3 streets 

Westhaven, Westhampton, Westover 8 

Mile-Evergreen area Sat 4 Sun 



GARAGE SALE • Southfield XR 75 

Honda for parts, couches, round oak 

Uble, odd Ubles, black k white console 

TV (needs voice tube), some antiques, 

lots of misc I0am-5pm Thurs-Sun 

20077 Mada. 9 4 Evergreen 



GARAGE SALE, Southfield, I84S5 W 9 

Mile Fri & Sat afternoon 

Housewares,furniture, clothing 4 col- 

lecUbles 

GARAGE SALE, Southfield. 17106 New 

Jersey 10 Mile - Southfield area 

Thurs ,Fri,Sat, 9 4 PM CrysUl, furni- 

ture, clothing, accessories k fur* 

GARAGE SAIJC- Soulhfieli, 5 Fami 

lies 17281 Evans, 1 block S of 13 Mile 

between Southfield k Pierce Sept 9 11, 

9 30am-5pm Adult k childrens cloth- 

ing, fabrics k sewing items, curtains, 

dinette, air conditioner, loads of misc 

GARAGE SALE, Southfield Storm door 

80x36, Leas sleeper, 225 gallon oil tank, 

floor scrubber k waxer, air conditioner 

500 BTU, luggage k trunks, porch 

couch k chair, hooked over rug 56". 

some dishes & glass, 500 red brick, 20« 

each, car tires 14" new, used carpeting 

Thurs , Fri , Sat, 9am 6pm 21540 Avon 

Une 3 blks W of Southfield Rd, 2 blks 

N of 8 Mile 

METRO 

PASSBOOK 

WINNER 

Mr. Donald Prince 

9045 Brookline 

Plymouth 







METRO PASSBOOK. 

591-2300 ext. 244 


GARAGE SALE Southfield, Kingsley 

EsUtes, between 11 & 12 mile, 1 block 

W of Evergreen, Sep 14 thru 17 9-5pm 

GARAGE SALE-Southfield. 25755 Con- 

tinenUl, Sept 11-12, Open 10am Books, 

baby items, clothes, etc lOVi mile area 

GARAGE SALE • Southfield, Sept 9 

thru 12th. 9-5 PM, 29510 Sharon Lane, 

N of 12 Mile, between Evergreen 4 

Lahser Clothes, drapes, bikes, etc 

GARAGE SALE Southfield 

Sept 11, 9am -4pm Furniture, clothes, 

toys 30660 Woodgate, near 13 Mile 4 

Evergreen 

GARAGE SALE • Sdiithfield 27126 

Shiawassee, between Inkster 4 Beech 

Thurs , Fri, Sat, 9am --Spm 

A Little of Everything' 

GARAGE SALE- Southfield, 29325 

Woodhaven Une, off 12 Mile between 

Evergreen 4 Lahser Sept 1112, 9AM- 

5PM Furniture, clothing, household 

goods, toys, misc 

GARAGE SALE TROY Furniture, 

misc items, 4219 Beach Fri 9 to 4 Sat 

9 till noon 

GARAGE SALE-Troy Fri-Sat. 9-4PM 

335 Booth, off Livernois, N of Square 

Lake Misc household 4 clothes 

GARAGE SALE - Troy, Huge multi 

family. Sept 11,12.9-4 2604 Trail wood, 

16 Mile - Deouindre area furniture, 

children items, kitchen items, etc 

GARAGE SALE Troy Electric stove, 

J50 474 Georgian Court, High Oaks 4 

South Blvd, between Crooks 4 Liver 

nois Fri 4 Sat. 9AM-5PM 

GARAGE SALE-Troy 3 family Chil- 

dren 4 maternity clothes, GM loveseat, 

furniture, etc Sat ,9AM-5PM Long 

Uke to Crestmont then 3rd street left, 

2316 Chesapeake 

GARAGE SALE Troy 612 Barclay, (be- 

tween Wattles 4 Long Uke, off Ro- 

chester Rd.). Furniture, 17 cu upright 

freezer, hockey equipment (pads, 

skates, goalie equipment), skis, boots, 

ski clothes, electric lawn mower, desks, 

bookcases, commercial shop vacuum, 

camping equipment, much more' Fri, 

Sat, Sept 10,11.9 AM-5 30 PM 

GARAGE SALE Troy Frt, 4 Sat, 

Sept 10 4 II, 9AM 5PM Sporting 

goods salesman's samples, hunting 4 

archery clothing (men's medium) 

Household goods 2 wood dinette seU, 

antiaue gateleg Uble, desk, lamps, wall 

shelf w/brackets, chairs, pictures, 

much more LoU of quality clothing 

2433 Wembly, N of Big Beaver, E of 

Adams, enter I'almerston, right on 

Beach Rd to Wembly 

GARAGE SALE-W Blmfld 5460 Put 

nam, near Inkster Thurs-Fri, 9 4 PM 5 

speed boy's bike, China cabinet, Ubles, 

clothes, misc 



GARAGE SALE Southfield t family 

17285, 17262 Redwood, E Southfield, S 

12Miie, Sept 9,10th, 9 4pm 




(R,W,G-11C)*13C 

GARAGE SALE Troy Household 

items, clothes Sept 9.10th, 9am 5pm 

3404 N Adams 4 Wendover 

GARAGE SALE Troy Sept 10. 11th, 

9am-4pm Bike, like new ping pong 

Uble, loU of misc, clothes 3344 Tothill, 

N of Big Beaver, E of Adams 

GARAGE SALE Trov 6689 Granger 

Dr Furniture, clothing skates 4 more 

goodies Fn, Sept 10th, 9am 4pm, Sat, 

Sept 11th, 9am 2pm N of Square Uke, 

E of Crooks Rd See you there' 

GARAGE SALE W Bloomfield Thurs. 

Fri. 9am-4pm, Sat, 9am-12 noon 2 fam 

ilies 4 a bit more 4140 Hardwoods Dr. 

W off Orchard Uke. between Walnut 

Uke 4 Lone Pine 

GARAGE SALE Bloomfield Hills 1 

day, Sat, 7 7 Furniture, appliances 

clothing, misc. 1680 Mark Hopkins. 1 

block N Quarton, W of Franklin Rd 

HI BEL PLATES, Neiman plates. World 

Book. BriUnnica. table clothes, bumper 

pool Uble 661-2319 

GARAGE SAI.E, W Bloomfield Close 

Out Everything must go! 4073 Winter 

set Une, off of Long Uke, between 

Orhcard Uke 4 Middlebelt Rd , Thurs 

4 Fri only. 10-4 PM 

INFANT 4 CHILDRENS clothing 4 

furniture, excellent condition, Fri & 

Sat 11am 4pm 644 5785 

GARAGE SALE, W Bloomfield, 

Wabeek South Sub , 4414 Ramsgate 

Une, off of Regent Sept 10 4 11, 10-6 

PM Arc Welder, 12" band saw, tools, 

lawn equipment, household goods, chil- 

dren and adult clothing, toys, infant fur 

niture No checks 

GARAGE SALE Birmingham Fri, Sat, 

9am-5pm Antiques, furniture, clothes, 

drapes 826 Shepardbush, S of Big Bea- 

ver, W of Adams 

GARAGE SALE Birmingham Fn, Sat, 

9am-5pm 20 year accumulation Bed 

spreaas, CB, china, curtains, drapes, 

frames, lamp shades, mangle, sports 4 

camping equipment, much more 136 

Linden, W of Southfield, S. of Maple 

GARAGE SALE Birmingham 5 fami- 

ly Sat, 8am-3pm Everything priced to 

sell Bed 4 bath, misc household, video 

games, X-Mas items, clothing, bike, 

plants 2229 Manchester, N of Maple 4 

CooUdge 


Sofa, stove, refrigerator, misc Fri thru 

Sun 30646 Oneil, between 10 4 11 Mile 

Rds, off Westmorland 

GARAGE SALE -.Troy, Fri Sat 9-5 

570 Troy Valley, Glenmore Sub old 

coke machine, child's oak roll top desk 

with swival chair, two 10 speed bikes, 

books, clothes 4 more 

GARAGE SALE Troy, 2047 W Wat- 

tles, between Adams 4 Coolidge 

Household items, furniture, clothes, 

toys, bikes, formica Uble set, baby 

items, lamps Fri, Sat, 9-6 PM 

GARAGE SALE Farmington Hills Fri, 

Sat, 10am-4pm 28203 Gettysburg Dr, 

12 Mile 4 Drake Household items, 

books, bar stools, clothing, drapes, etc 


Thurs 4 Fri, 9am-5pm Old dishes, col 

lecUbles, misc household items 23664 

Urkshire, 10 Mile 4 Middlebelt area 

GARAGE SALE Novi Dining room set. 

furniture, T V's, misc Sept 9th thru 

12th, 45700 Grand River, between Taft 

4 Beck 349-6410 

GARAGE SALE Rochester Weight 

bench, porUble stereo, vacuum cleaner, 

clothing, many household items plus 

handmade gift items, ideal for X Mas 

9-4pm, Sepl 9th only 327 Longford, 2 

blocks W of West Jr High, off Old 

Perch 

GARAGE SALE Southfield Sept 

9,10,11th, 9am-5pm Several families 

Car parts, clothes, houehold items 4 

misc 25316 Ravine, N of 10 Mile. 2nd 

street E of Inkster 

MOVING SALE Birmingham Furni 

ture, baby items, clothing, misc 950 

Shirley Dr Lincoln & Southfield Rd 

Sat. 9AM 4PM 

MOVING SALE Farmington Hills Gi 

gantic Sale' 28422 Kirkside Une, 12 

Mile 4 Farmington Rd Thurs , Fri 4 

Sat. 9AM-5PM Some furniture 4 tools 

MOVING SALE- Southfield Sat -Sun 

Sept 11-12, 28060 Selkirk, 3 blocks S of 

12 Mile between Greenfield 4 South 

field Beautiful contemporary crib 4 

changing Uble, infant 4 toddler clothes, 

assorted household goods 

MOVING SALE Franklin Mens, worn 

ens. teenagers clothes, power mower 

dehumidifier, bar stools, water bed 

kitchen-ware, snow ures, more Cash 

25545 Tweed Dr, between Franklin 4 

Telegraph Rds, 1 block S of 13 Mile 

Fri, Sat, 10-6pm 

TORCH SA1J0 Rochester Thurs 4 Sat 

4 9am 3pm only Low prices 1509 

Biggers, Livernois 4 Teinken area 

TORCH 4 YARD sale Birmingham 515 

Bennaville, Sept 9 10, 9 4pm Antique 

chairs, bikes, childrens books, clothes 

more Behind Birmingham YMCA 

ROYAL OAK BI/X?K SALE- Ninth An 

nual Waverly Neighborhood Sale 12 

Mile 4 Crooks area Sat Sept 11,9am 

5pm Rain dale Sun Sept 12 

SALE-Orchard Lake Antiques 

Qulmper china. Royal Doulton, boats 

clothes, toys, Exercycle. freezer, misc 

Fri-Sat , 9-41'M 4845 Dow Ridge, off 

Commerce. W of Orchard Uke 

SECRETARIAL desk with bookcase 

$1900 or best offer, girl s 9 piece bed 

room sel, $750, freezer chest, 17 cu ft 

$350, 10 in radial arm saw 4 cabine 

$325 Low Boy toilet, new in carton 

$200 375-95l - 

WHEEL CHAIR Iracks. 10 ft, metal 

$75 Wheel chair, lightweight, $100 

541 3699, 545 224 

YARD SALE, Birmingham Furniture 

tools, collecUbles, antiques Fri 4 Sat 

9 5 I'M 1607 Bates 

USED railroad ties delivered $6 each 

313 654 9863 

GARAGE SALE Southfield Sat, Sun, 

Mon, 9am-5pm Sharon Meadows Sub, 

29480 Sharon Lane, N of 12 Mile, W of 

Evergreen, enter on Marimoor or Stel 

lamar Clothes, furniture, T V's, refrig 

erator, household misc 

YARD SALE Birmingham, gianl 2 

unit Condo lawn sale, Sat, Sept 11, 

AM W side of Adams Rd bet wee i 

Maple 4 Big Beaver Household, furni 

ture, clothes, books, appliances, more 

YARD SALE Farmington, Thurs Fn 

Sat 9-7 22415 Power, between 9 Mile I 

Grand River 

YARD SALE Farmington 23027 Can 

field, Thurs only, 9 6pm Electric, qui 

Ur & accessories Uwnmower pirnic 

table 4 umbrella Coidspot automatic 

ice maker panel type insualtion, hard 

ware items, bowling bails greeting 

cards N of 9 mile, E of Middlebelt en 

ter on Grayfield. Rain dale Sept 11 


Wayne County 

BASKMENT SALE. WestUnd Dealem 

Welcome Sepl 10.11, 10-7 PM 7340 

Haller near Middlebelt 4 Warren 

BURTON HOLLOW Swim Club Mem 

bership (6 Mile & Farmington Rd area, 

Livonia ) $350 471-5760 

YARD SALE Novi Thurs thru Sun 9 

AM-5 PM Fireplace screen wall pa 

pers. Misc. Etc 22626 Wooisey (9 

Mile-Haggerty area) 


Wayne County 

AIR TIGHT WOOD STOVES 

FALL FESTIVAL Truck Uad Sale 

Sept 10 11 12 ONLY I'nbelieivable 

savings on Blue Ridge Hawk

14C*(R,W.G-12C) 

711 Mite. For Salt 

Wayne County 

Thursday, September 9, 198 

GARAGE SALE, Canton S«pt 10-11 11. 

1ft 5 mi Rustic Ridge. E Ltltey 4 N 

of Palmer 

GARAGE SALE. Canton Multi family 

Thurs Sat, *5 PM 77J5 Capri Dr . W 

of Sheldon, N of Windmill Baby Items, 

furniture, childrens clothing k toy*, 

stereo, oak rocking chair k much more 

GARAGE SALE Canton Sept 10-11; 

9AM 4PM Power mower, port-a-crlh, 

dressing table, childrens clothing to IX, 

miac S of Cherry Hill, E ol Sheldon 

Left on Proctor, right on York town to 

< "hairnet te Cowl 

GARAGE SALE Dearborn Hta. IJM 

Arnold, ThurvSun lO-Spm. Appliances 

housewares, toys, games, clothea, 

books, sports equipment E of Beech, S 

of Joy 

GARAGE SALE Garden City XM1I 

Windsor. W of Middlebelt, between 

Warren k Ford Sept 9. 10, 11, M. 

GARAGE SA1£. Garden City Fri, 

sat Sun. 1(V« PM 2M08 Cambridge, 

orner of Hartel Middlebelt li Warr» 

.ARAGE SALE Garden City MulU- 

Family Sept 9 10-11 »87 Garden St 1 

blocks E Middlebelt, between Ford k 

< "berry Hill 

GARAGE SALE-Huge! Livonia 

Summers!de. betw Schoolcraft 

Mile. 1 blk E of Middlebelt, S of 

Lyndon Thurs thru Sun , 9 7PM 

14440 

k 5 


Wayne County 

GARAGE SALE, LWoola Kit 

table, < chairs, W5; Lota of 

knacks. oovalUes, salt k pepper i 

tion. Grandmas doillea, white sheer | 

ture window drapes. 10 gallon 

um $1 SO 4 more. S1M1 We«tfl< 

Merriman, Fri. 4 Sat. 

GARAGE SALE • LIVONIA Thur*, 

Sat tam-Spm. 11001 FalrfWd N of|i 

Mile, E of Farmington. • In 

saw with case, heoci grinder wtth 

W HP. GM car seats, girl s clothes. 

(Fisher/Price), hand tools. Sears 

tor (needs repair). 

GARAGE SALE - Northville. Large Ac- 

cumulation 41M0 Rayborn, Northville 

Colony Estates, N of 5, E of Bradi*r 

Sept ». 10. School clothea. dolls, fi 

ture. glassware, old magaiines.' 

GARAGE SALE - Northville 

clothes, miac Thurs -Sat. 9 to 5 17 

Lilypad Cl„ « Mile, No of Bradner 

GARAGE SALE, Northville 

small appllancea, toys, luggage, 

Ing, daes 10 and 12. furniture, CT 

high chair, yard and garden equipment, 

miac Sept 10 and 11, SOI Orchard, near 

Catholic Church 


Wayne County 

712 Wanted To Buy 

GARAGE SALE Livonia Table 4 

chairs, lawn mowers, clothes, rifles, 

glassware, new items, loads of every- 

thing Thurs thru Sun 37865 Plymouth 

Rd w of Newburgh 

NEWSPAPERS 

|1 per 100 lb., tied with string, not in 

bags, no magazines Batteries Highest 

>rices copper, brass, lead 4 aluminum 

, 4 L Waste, 34939 Brush St, Wayne 

721-7436 

GAS baseboard beater.80"long,13 "high, 

$50 2 modern chairs-1 green, 1 rust. 

|20 ea Wheelbarrow, f 12 537-5873 

WANTED - twin bed spread, Wamsutta, 

Bon Soir" pattern Lightly used or new, 

call 548 2908 

GIRLS Huffy 10 speed, 26 in. »4S 

Boy's Roea-Apollo, 5 speed, 20 in , $50 

Track driven mini bike |45 Girl's ski 

boots (size 7). used 1 season, $30 After 

6pm 453 2085 

GOLD Brocade sofa bed; storage cabi 

net, 9il2 rug; tenure Drexel end table, 

kitchen waste bin, 2 card Ubles, misc 

other items Including jewelry 427 3369 

GOLF CLUBS, Wilson. 4 woods, 9 irons, 

|75 Wards Maboganlte Recliner, excel- 

lent $75 Antique Rocker-$50 476-3107 

HIGHCHAIR, playpen 

Items 522-S3M; 

misc baby 

531 0161 

GARAGE SALE, Plymouth 40 

Orange lawn, off Haggery, between 

Arbor Rd 4 Ann Arbor Tt Sat, Sept 111 

GARAGE SALE • Large Livonia 

14825 Flamingo, E of Merriman, W of 

Middlebelt. No of Lyndon, on 

Flamingo 

GARAGE SALE-Livonia 2001 Items! 

Quakertown Sub 16596 Quakertown, 6 

i Haggerty Sept 9-10th, 9-4ptn 

GARAGE SALE Livonia Sept 9-10-11; 

10AM 6PM Wide range of Items 10041 

E Clements Circle, off Harrison be- 

iween Plymouth 4 Chicago 

PARAGE SALE Livonia, Wed Thurs 

Fri 9 5 7 Mile Levan area 18651 Wil- 

liams Ct Children 4 adult clothing, ei- 

,-ellent condition, toys, household items 

GARAGE SALE-Livonia Opens Tues , 

Sep 7 thru Fri Sep 10, 9am-4pm 

12021 Cavell, W of Inkster, N of Plym- 

outh Misc Items 

GARAGE SALE Livonia Sept 8-9-10, 

35202 Monger, 6 Mile 4 Wayne Rd 6 

Families' Electric stove, bedding, 

drapes, lady s bike, scbooldeak, children 

& adult clothing, misc 

(.ARAGE SALE Livonia Multi Faml 

iy Fri . Sat 10am 5pm 8839 Georgia, 

,>ne block north of Joy, E of 

Farmington Hundreds of books, houae- 

hold items, clothing 

GARAGE SALE Livonia Multi-Fami- 

ly Thurs thru Sat 9 6 PM 35655 Min- 

ion, S of Plymouth, W of Wayne 

GARAGE SALE Livonia 3 Families 

17527 Lathers, (between 6-7 Mile. W of 

Inkster) Thurs Sept 9 

GARAGE SALE, Livonia 18044 Levan 

Between 6 t 7 Mile Sept 9. 10. 11 

9am 4pm 

l,ARAGE SALE Livonia Multi-family' 

Sept 11 9AM 4PM 28043 W Chicago 

W of Inkster* Proceeds to charity 

GARAGE SALE Livorna. Sept 9th thru 

19th. 9am 5pm 8905 Sunbury, N Off 

Joy between Inkster Middlebelt 

GARAGE SALE Livonia If you need it, 

we might have it Thurs -Sat 9-5 36314 

Meadowbrook, 5 Mile 4 Levan 

GARAGE SALE Livonia Lamps, ta- 

bles clothing 32701 Vermont. Roaedale 

Gardens Fri 4 Sat, 10AM 5PM 

GARAGE SALE. Livonia 3 family Sat 

10-5pm k Sun l^Spm 39115 Ora-v 

gelawn. 1 blk S of Ann Arbor Tr 

GARAGE SALE. Livonia 10531 N Ba* 

sett Houaehold items, dishes, bedding 4 

etc Thurs . Fn , Sat l-7pm 

GARAGE SALE Livonia. 20111 Parker, 

Sept 10,11.12 10-6pm Childrens 

clothes, car stereo, eztenor door, dreaa- 

er, extras S of 8 mile, W of Merriman 

GARAGE SALE Livonia 11327 Fair- 

field, So of Plymouth Rd, between 

Merriman k Farmington Miac Sept 

10,11, 10am 5pm 

GARAGE SALE Livonia, 36719 

Rayburn. 3 blocks N of 5 mile. W off 

Levan Toys, children, adult clothing, 

miac Sept 9 11 9am 5pm 

GARAGE SALE Livonia Sept 

13.14,15.16, 9am 4pm Old 4 new 

items 36171 Jamison Dr 

between Schoolcraft 4 5 Mile 

GARAGE SALE Livonia Sept 9 thru 

12, 9 AM MulU Family 19212 Minton, 

(Off Baaaett, S of Ann Arbor Rd , E of 

Ecklau) Clothea. Toys 4 LoU of Miac 

GARAGE SALE. Livonia 9071 Bea 

tnc* Fri, Sat, Sua 10am 6pm Furni 

ture. Franklin stove, small appliances 

misc You name It, we've got it! 

GARAGE SALE- Livonia Sat only, 

I0am-5pm bedroom set, miac kitchen 

items, some tools 28490 Elmira S of 

Plymouth Rd , W of Harrison 

GARAGE SALE. Livonia Houaehold 

items, size 3 lace wedding gown, blcy 

elea. miac 19210 Oamus, W ot Merrt 

man, N of 7 Mile Sept 10-12 

GARAGE SALE, Plymouth Thurs l 

10am-4pm 255 Adams, oej 

Church 

GARAGE SALE Plymouth Sevkal 

Families Thurs, Fri. Sat. starts Slam 

424 Adams, N of Main, S. of Farmer 

GARAGE SALE - Plymouth 9224 Mor- 

rison between Joy 4 Ann Arbor Hd, 2 

blocks E of Main Thurs, Sat, Sua 

GARAGE SALE - Plymouth. M77 

Southworth, Ann Arbor | 4 

Haggerty Thurs., Fri., Sat. 

GARAGE SALE Plymouth MulU 

ly Toys, kids clothea, 2 Schwinn takes, 

crib, dreaaer Fri, 9am 8pm Sat |9-12 

44763 Charnwood, Just off Sheldon 

GARAGE SALE, Plymouth Gas 

$65 Shampoo chair $25 Pii 

frames, deak, china cabinet, 45871 

Green Valley, Trallwood Sub N of Ann 

Arbor Rd W of Sheldon 45#}lJ45 

GARAGE SALE Plymouth Thurs, thru 

Sat. 9 AM-6 PM 9065 Northern, (be- 

tween Main St Sheldon Rd . 1* blks 

N of Joy Rd.). CTothlng. Toyi, tool*. 

Miac Items 

GARAGE SALE Plymouth 

windows, entrance door, 

clothing, small anUqoea, miac 

Charnwood Ct enter oft She"' 

Beech between Ann Arbor Rd 

Arbor Trail, Fri Sat 9 to 5 

GARAGE SALE Plymouth Sept 10,11, 

9 AM-5 PM Maternity clothes, baby 

Items, water skis, bowling ball, ^ mens 

suits, milk bottles, nylon slacks, ' 

magazines, recorda 4 Much Mode' 634 

S Harvey. (Ann Arbor Tr • Main Xrea) 

GARAGE SALE Redford 3 

Fri 4 Sat.. Sept 10 4 11. 10AM-4PM 

16641 Centralla 6 Mile/Beech 

GARAGE SALE-Redford. first 

families. 12850 Leverne, Sept 

9AM 5PM 

GARAGE SALE Redford. Thurs , Fri 

Sat 9-7. 14364 Mercedes, S of Ijyndon, 

N of Schoolcraft 

GARAGE SALE, Redford Household 

gooda, bedroom 4 Uvina room 

ture, 10 am to 4 pm Sat Sept 11 

GARAGE SALE Redford 

long SaL, Sept 11,9-5 PM On 

St between Meadowbrook 4 

Daly, 1 block N of 5 Mile 

GARAGE SALE - Redford. 11481 Rock 

land. Sept 9,10,11,12, S. of Plymouth 

midway betw Beech 4 Inkster Mr coo 

diUooer, tent, clothea, glass*are 

KEROSENE HEATERS 

PRE SEASON SALE 

MODEL PSR8, 7800 BTU 

Regular $170, Sale $123 25 

MODEL PSR10 9600 BTU 

Regular $222 80, Sale price $159 86 

MODEL PSR15, 15.200 BTU 

Regular $239 09, Sale $171 49 

MATHISON HARDWARE 

31535 Ford Rd 422 3888 

6130 Canton Center Rd 455-9440 

28243 Plymouth Rd 427 2920 

LARGE BABY carriage, excellent con 

dlUon, 2 folding camp cots with mat 

tresaea Call after 10am 421 0504 

LIVONIA'S BIGGEST 

- GARAGE SALE!- 

OVER 100 FAMILIESI 

Sporting Equipment 

Toys - Bikes 

Baby Clothes 4 Furniture 

Consumer Electronics 

Many - Many Other 

FANTASTIC ITEMS' 

ALL UNDER 1 BIG TENT 

- at - 

5 MILE 4 LEVAN 

(by Farmer Jack's) 

Sept 10.11,12th 9AM-8PM 

All Money Raised Goes To 

LIVONIA MITE HOCKEY - 

To Donate, call 591-2433 

(Tai-DeducUble Receipts) 

MATCHING COUCH 4 chair, $90 

S0"x60" office table, $55 Phone 

464 6632 

MOVING SALE Detroit Camera 

equipment, household items, no junk 1 

7733 DaCosta E of Telegraph, N of 

Warren Sept 9-11 562-6528 

MOVING SALE, Livonia 

son, 9am-3pm 

14308 Knol 

464-4149 

t; 

MOVING SALE Livonia. 13999 Hi 

of Middleble, N of Schoolcraft 

Sat. 10-4pm Misc household items 

some furniture, must sell 

MOVING SALE Livonia, Thurs Sat 

9am-7pm Clothes, furniture, antiques 

etc 8 pc colonial kitchen set, dark pine 

Including hutch 38443 Grennada, New 

burgh between Schoolcraft 4 5, W on 

Lyndon to Hix, S 1 blk 

MOVING SALE Redford Twp Sept 11 

12, 9-5. 13540 Dixie, S off Schoolcraft 

between Telegraph 4 Beech Daly 

GARAGE SALE Redford, Mul« Faml 

ly Hockey equipment, clothea, furni 

ture. collectibles Thurs 4 Frt 10-5 

25397 Ivanboe, S of 5. E of Beech 

GARAGE SALE - Redford. Th 

Sat 9-5 25249 Keeler, E 

Duly, N of 5 Mile, children 

household Items, miac 

GARAGE SALE Redford 5 

furniture, toys, fabric, < 

clothea, household Items, miac 

9am-5pm 19468 Beech Dal 

Grand River 

GARAGE SALE-Wayne, 2 

Sat, Sun, Sept 11,12, 1 

Treadwell, corner Van Born- 

Many unusual items 

GARAGE SALE Westland Se>t 10-11 

12. Fri 6AM 9PM, Sat 4 Sin Noofr 

9PM 34126 Arrowhead Waynjf 4 War 

ren area 

\ARAGE SALE • Weutland, Fri Sat 

Sun 9 6 38196 St Joe. W of t ewburgh 

between Cherry Hill 4 P 

Fri 

Beech 

clothea, 

amities 

illdrens 

Fri Sat. 

Near 

a milieu, 

4535 

polls 

06 

A ma 

GARAGE SALE. Weatland GlganUC 

Honda bike, furniture, beauty equip- 

ment, glassware, clothea, miich more 

8621 Cardwell, Ann Arbor Trjdl 4 Ink 

iter Thurs-Mon 

GARAGE SALE Canton Fri, Sat, Sept 

10.1 Ith 7732 Provincial. Foijd 4 Sbel 

don 

GARAGE SALE. Livonia 35947 Park- 

dale, near Levan 4 Plymouth Fri-Sat - 

Sun. 10am-7pm Auto parts, bikea, TV, 

lawn mowers, clothes, miac 

GARAGE SALE Livonia. Entire Neigh 

borbood 9901 Per*. I blk W of Hix, off 

Ann Arbor Rd Thurs -Sat 9-4 30 Baby 

items, clothing, toys, appliances, etc 

GARAGE SALE, Livonia Huge School 

clothea, skates, furniture, antique*, 

nove vent, bike parts. TV, radios, 

washer Enter Ellen to Perth to River- 

ude 14424 Riverside Starts Thurs 

GARAGE SALE Detroit Clothes, baby 

Items, lots of misc 12824 Westbrook, 

Outer Drive, Schoolcraft are^ Fri, Sat, 

9am-5pm 

GARAGE SALE Livonia Thurs, Fri. 

Sat. 10am-6pm 36554 Grandô. off Ann 

Arbor Trail Iceakates, back to school 

clothes, lamps, knlck nacs Ldw prices 

GARAGE SALE Livonia H^mehold 4 

clothing Hiurs, Fri, Sat, 9 

14707 Fair lane, S. of 5 Mile 

0am-4pm 

GARAGE SALE Livonia Mi»lU family 

GARAGE SALE Livonia, 9905 Arden, 

S off Plymouth Rd , W of Merriman 

Fri, Sat. 9-5 PM Kitchen set, designer 

clothes, jewelry, bedspreads, much 

more 

GARAGE SALE Livonia Fri , Sat. 

9am - 6pm Dresser, vanity. Interior 

ihutters, mangier, power mower, more 

J!301 Dorais. No of 5 Mile, 

East side of Merriman 

(.ARAGE SA1JC • Livonia, Fn Sat 

30427 Nye, S of 5 Mile off Henry Ruff 

1978 Fiesta, 1981 Yamaha 400, sewing 

machine, good quality clothing for chil- 

dren, teens k adults Misc 

GARAGE SALE. Livonia 36707 Grove, 

S of 6, W of Levan Thurs Fri-Sat 9-5 

Men s suits, 44 long, Drexel secretary. 

Rockwell plates, end Ubles, dishwaah 

er. wall unit, many miac Items, clothes 

GARAGE SALE Livonia, Roaedale Gar 

lens, 11315 Auburndale, S off Plymouth 

Rd W of Merriman Sat k Sun 1^5pm 

Mur houaehold. 2 cabinet stereos, small 

organ, albuma, books, clothes 4 baby 

itema 

GARAGE SALE-Livonia Beautiful 

childrens clothea. white spindle crib. 

1978 Monte Carlo, mans 10 speed, 

i-ouch. kitchen table with benches, vege- 

table juicer 4 more Fri , 12-6, Sat 9-2, 

9042 Lathers Joy Rd Harrison area 

Queen mattress set, Avon. 

9,10,11th, 19978 Maplewood 

Middlebelt area 

GARAGE SALE Livonia J6408 Ray 

burn, Levan k 5 Mile Sep< 9,10.1 lth 

9am 5pm Old records, household items 

bikes 

GARAGE SALE Livonia I tig! Blkea, 

misc Thurs thru Sun, 9933 Knolson, be- 

tween Ann Arbor Rd 4 Ann Arbor 

Trail, off Richland 

GARAGE SALE Livonia Furniture, U 

bles full of knick-nacs, clotJ ling 4 new 

jewelry Fri. Sat. W of Middlebelt, NW 

of 7 Mile, St Martins to iTirlingbrook 

behind Livonia Mall 19648 

GARAGE SALE Plymou 

9am-5pm Bike, clothing, a 

etc 13775 Ridgewood L)r, h 

tonal li Sheldon Rds 

miac Sept 

Mile 4 

MOVING SALE Canton Furniture 

household goods, tools, many other 

Items Thurs, Fri, Sat, 9-5pm 1844 Ab- 

erdeen. 1 block S of Ford, between Lil 

ley 4 Sheldon 981-2850 

MOVING SALE Livonia Sept 9,10th 

10am-5pm 16049 Falrlane, S of 6 Mile 

4 Farmington, (Riverside to Bristol, to 

Falrlane) Burton Hollow Sub Furni 

ture, stove, carpeUng, clothing, toys 

dishes, 4 misc 

MOVING SALE • 577 Canterbury Clr 

cle, off Haggerty between Ford 4 Cher 

ry Hill, Canton Sat, Sun . 10 U1 7 PM 

NEW FRANKLIN woodburner $50 

mens 10 speed $65, wood rocking horse 

$35, sewing machine table $25, V«HP 

motor $20 326-3528 





591-0900 Wayne 




PATIO TABLE. White wrought iron 

glass top, 4 cushioned chairs, indoor 

$250 or best 425-4287 

PHILCO REFRIGERATOR $70 Set of 

World Book Encyclopedia 1973-1980 

$50 427-4644 

POOL TABLE, Sears best/Brunswick 

8 x4', V slgte, accessories included 

$450 or best 421-6519 

REDFORD - Furniture, appliances 

bike, Sound 8MM projector, TV, ex 

ercise bike, tires 1968 Chevelle 

more 538-2191 

SIX FT tall Yucca Plant, excellent for 

sunny office or waiUng room - out 

grown my home, $20 729 7436 

THREE Block Sale Redford Sat 

Sept 11, 9am Men's, ladies, women' 

clothes. Toys, books, linens, dishes 

tools .spreader Bar stools Hammock 

Baby's crib, stroller, appliances 

Dishwasher, electric stove, dryer, lawn 

mower, kitchen chairs, misc North of 

Mile, E of Inkster, W of Beech, S of 

Mile, Denby Indian Negaunee 

TV ANTENNA, 30 ft, rotor, all acces 

dories Brand new $150 425 2909 

TWO Pella casement wood windows 

sixe 21x53, thermopane, with screen 

new $300, asking $200 both Weekdays 

After 6pm 453-2085 

UTILITY Trailer, 6x10, load capacity 

1,000 lbs , $150 

522 7351 

Sat-Sun. 

, dishes, 

orth Terri- 

l uoe 

GARAGE SALE Plymouth 46167 

Academy, W of Canton Center Rd, near 

Mc Clumpha Sept 9th thru Uth, 9am 

4 pm 

GARAGE SALE Redford Air condi 

WOOD STOVES 

Many places have a few stoves A few 

places have many stoves Often imitat 

ed, but NEVER duplicated, Tê Livonia 

Energy Store will put a stove in your 

house, money in your pocket and 

smile on your face 

THE ENERGY STORE 

16709 Middlebelt, Livonia 

Between 5-6 Mile .427-3300 

YARD SALE Detroit Multi-family 

Furniture, clothing, etc Sept 11 19 

11AM 7PM 12081 Stout. Plymouth 

Rd /Evergreen area 

YARD SALE - Garden City, Sat Sun 

10 6 247 Brandt, Cherry Hill Merri 

man area Toys, some furniture, etc 

tiooer, fireplace glaas doors, clothes, 

toys, misc 25351 Catbedi 

Beech area 10am-4pm, Fri, 

al, Joy 

Sat 

GARARGE Sale-Redford 9- 

10 8PM 20113 Wakenden, 

Daly Tools, bldg supplies, household 

mm 

CLASSIFIED 

¥ TV REPAIR 

10, 11,12th, 

8 4 Beech 

& 

Q 

CHECK THE 

HOME SERVICE 

GUIDE 

( f H i t f r t l J f r & l r m i t n t 

classified 

ads 

YARD SALE, Livonia Gigantic 18938 

Farmington Rd . 9 5 PM , Sept 9 14 

YARD SALE Livonia, 37907 Plymouth 

Rd, Sept 9,10.11,12 106pin Heating 

air conditioning, refrigeration, plumb 

ing. electrical supplies, 40z8ft stainless 

steel trailer, timing light set, 750 Honda 

motorcycle. 100 Kawasaki dirt bike 

YARD SALE Plymouth 1103 Penni 

man Thurs thru Sat, 9 AM 5 PM, an 

Uques, furniture, lots of clothing. Etc 

YARD SALE - Plymouth, 154 S Union 

St., Sept 10-11-12, 9-5pm Behind Police 

department, Church, 4 Main 

YARD SALE-Redford Fri 4 Sat, 9 

Furniture, ping pong table, games-some 

electronic, clothes, much more 16625 

Glenmore. S of 6, E of Beech 

YARD SALE, Redford Twp Thurs , Fri 

8am-4pm 15424 Lola Dr Picnic table 

with umbrella, $60 4 Mine 

YARD SALE Furniture, motorcycle 

K rts, plants, clothing Sept 9 12, 10am 

m 31135 Beech wood, Merriman 

Ford area 

50% OFF EVERYTHING 

Paint, brushes, rollers, scrapers, spray 

paint, Rustoleum, stains, bankruptcy 

stock. Open Sunday 25685 W 8 Mile 

Rd , at Beech Daly 537 5756 

712 Wanted To Buy 

ALL NON-FERROUS 

METALS 

COPPER 38-434 

BRASS 24-35« 

BATTERIES $1 25 

LEAD 1(X, ALUMINUM SIDING 20< 

RADIATORS 33« lb CARBIDE 

Prices subject to change daily 

Plymouth Iron & Meta 


Weekdays, 1-5 PM , Sat, 8 5 PM 

425-1110 453-1080 

COLOR TV'S 

NEEDING REPAIR, under 8 years old 

all makes, pay op to $60 

838-7842 

HUMMELS 4 Royal Doulton wanted 

See Mary Weed at The Plate Rail 

Plymouth Symphony Antique ^how 

Plymouth Cultural Center. Sept 10 

WANTED Sliver dollars Pleaae call 

855 5773 

720 Farm Produce 

713 Bicycto- 

Salat A Rapair 

BICYCLES Lady's Raleigh. 3 Speed, 

also Man's Huffy, 5 speed; both good 

condiUon' Best offers Also Sofa, $35 

After 6 30pm, 476^6650 

SANKI, 10 speed Touring bike, $100 

Good condiUon 851-4951 

SCHWINN BIKES 

ALSO USED $25 - $30 -$32 

JERRY'S, 31629 Plymouth, Uvunia, 2 

blocks W of Merriman 4M 1370 

JERRY S. 12117 Grand River, Detroit. 

1 block W of Wyoming 933 9293 

JERRYS, 1449 W Ann Arbor Rd 

Plymouth 459-1500 

SCHWINN BIKE 3 speed, boys, black, 

$75 Holds baby seat or grocery basket 

851 3213 851 3238 

TEAM MONGOOSE, mint condiUon, 

irofessionally maintained 4 raced 

;180. cost new, $400 332-6757 

714 Buaineaa & 


ATARI computers, peripherals k soft 

ware at low prices Model 800, $649 


A-l CONDITION Used desks, chairs, 

etc 4 drawer file, $39 and up Desks. 

$50 and up Royal Oak 583 9333 

BOOTHS - diamond tufted, dark blue, 

circular in style, excellent condition, 

accepting best offer 427-1137 422-2382 

DENTAL HYDRAULIC tilt back chair 

Best offer 646-8383 

IBM SELECTRIC Typewriter. $275 

Also Executive Model, $150 547-6200 

LARGE BULLETIN type Underwood 

manual typewriter, excellent condition. 

»85 644-7774 

LIKE NEW - Leopold solid hardwood 

executive desk, 36x66, with chair, $250 

373 5524 

MISC OFFICE EQUIPMENT 

Burglar safe, $600 (you move) Desks, 

$25 up Showcases and scales 23158 

Woodward, Ferndale 862 5617 

SALON HAIR DRYERS (4) 

Call 425 2777 or 391-0211 

START YOUR Own Monogramming 

Business with MJ100 monogramming 

machine, very good condition, $4000 

429 4581 

STEELCASE executive desk. 70x36 

inches and credenza, 72x18 inches, with 

executive chair, woodgrain top. burn 

ished chrome leg 4 trim, like new, coet 

new $2,200, price $1,100 358 2255 

STENOGRAPH • Court reporter's mod 

el Excellent condition Extras $325 

476-1574 or 474-1447 

THERMA BIND T 220, excellent condi 

tion, $500 Therma Bind T 120, excel- 

lent condiUon, $150 Ask for office man 

ager 645 9220 

USED METAL FILES 

Green only 2 drawer $18 88, 4 drawer 

$34 88 Units can be stacked for 3 or 5 

drawer units 471-1474 

WALNUT executive desk Glass top 

ith chair, $275 Metal desk, 4 chair 

642 8532 

715 Commercial A 

Induatrial Equipment 

FOR SALE 175 used end mills, approx 

Imately 50 in excellent condition 

522-3650 

716 Lawn, Garden & 


LAWNBOY, self-propelled Lawn 

Mower, good condition, $75 Edgers 4 

Trimmers, reasonable 548 0095 

SHREDDER BAGGER, 6 

man, like new $175, 

HP Crafts 

425 8439 

SIMPLICITY lawn tractor, 8 HP, 36 in 

mower, excellent condition, $800 

455 3707 

718 Building Materiala 

FENCE - 5x7 cedar stockade 17 sec 

tions, $10 each 2 Anderson windows 

S'x5'2" by 3'x5'6", white vinyl, excel 

lent, $100 each 642 2584 

JALOUSIE windows, 9 sections, 32V* 

69W window size Plus 1 door 3 inter! 

or doors 2 wood 4 screen exterior 

doors 559 4145 

720 Farm Produce 

APPLES, PEARS, HONEY 

15423 Harrison, Livonia 

3rd house North of 5 Mile between 

Middlebelt and Inkster 

APPLES, PEARS Pick your own $6 

bushel Starting Saturday, Sept II 

Goers Orchards 54480 Grand River 

New Hudson Open 10AM 6PM daily 

437-6081 437 6492 

APPLES 

Pop's Apple Orchard Open Sept II 

You Pick or We Pick Mc Intosh wind 

falls, $3 bushel 62301 Silver I^ke Rd 

(between Kent Lake Rd 4 Dixboro 

Rd.), S. Lyon 313-437 0959 

CANNING SPECIAL YOU PICK 

Tomatoes Italian Tomatoes $4 50 Bu 

ALSO. You Pick BEANS White Half 

Runner. Green Stringless, Kentucky 

Wonder 

GLENN ROWE PRODUCE 

10570 Martz Rd , YpsilanU 

1-94 - W to Rawsonville Rd (Exit 187) 

S 2Vi miles to Martz. turn right, 1st 

farm on left OPEN 7 DAYS - 8am 8pm 

- 482-8538 - 

CORN, HONEY Rocks. It 

peppers Meyer Berry Farm 

For info 349 0289 

For orders 349 3496 

Farmers Market 

In Farmington Sat s 9 am 1 pm 

Front of Lucy's 

34631 GRAND RIVER 

(Between Farmington Rd Drake) 

All Home Grown Vegetables 

Fruits. Flowers k Eggs 

Space Available 

477-9299 

MC INTOSH 

APPLES 

YOU PICK SEPT. 11 & 12. 

Also in our sales room, peaches, apples, 

prune plums. Bartlet pears, honey, pre- 

serves, carmel apples, cider and donuts 

FOREMAN 

ORCHARDS 

& CIDER MILL 

349-1256 

Watch for the little Red Barn') 

3 miles W. of Northville - On 

Mile Rd„ second stand 

past Ridge Rd. 

YOU PICK RED RASPBERRIES 

Ridgemere Berry Farm, 2824 Clyde 

Rd , Highland. Open Mon Sat, 9 AM - 

Dark, $1 05 Quart 887-5976 3 miles N 

of M-59, W Mile E of Hickory Ridge 

728 TV, Stereo, 

Hi-Fi, Tape Decks 

MUST SELL 1 Stereo set, Technics 

turntable, Technics am fm receiver, 

RTR speaker. $550 652-7356 

SANYO 50 W/channel int amp, 2 

tuners, Pioneer CTF 900 3 head cas 

sette deck. 10 band equilizer, DBX118 

expander, large Advent speakers After 

7PM 540 3392 

STEREO. 70 watt Project 1 component 

system with Cerwin-Vega speakers 4 

JVC cassette. $1,100 Call 420 0895 

744 Horses, Livestock 

Equipment 

PUREBRED ARABIAN Gelding in 

training under saddle. 2 year old bay, 

great disposition, reasonable 388 9462 


CORVAIR DUNE Buggy glass body, 

excellent shape, extra parts $2300 

455-8078 

TEC 1978 22 ft Mini on Dodge chassis, 

new exhaust system, cruise, cab air, 

stereo, TV, sleeps 6. lots; of storage, ex 

cellent 24.000 mi $11,900 525-5285 

TECHNICS. 35 watU per channel, 1980 

low hours, Technics turntable full auto^ 

maUc, all like new $250 firm 836 5654 

WANTED 19" color TV, 

not, spot cash, free pick-up 

corking or 

531 3993 

724 Cameras & Supplies 

FIRST ANNUAL PHOTO Flea Market 

_ Trade Show Sat. Sun Sept 18 19, 

10am to 5pm At Dearborn Civic Cen 

ter, 15801 Michigan Ave, Michigan 4 

Greenfield Buy, sell, trade Everything 

photographic InfonnaUon 884 2242 

PHOTO MODELING SHOW 

Photograpers models Bring your cam 

era, shot all day 1 Sat 4 Sun Sept 18-19, 

10am 5pm Dearborn Civic Center, 

15801 Michigan Ave. Michigan 4 

Greenfield Information 884-2242 


HOME GROWN strawberries, raspber 

ries, black berries, cherries, sweet 

onions, tomatoes, green beans, corn 

pickles 4 melons Everything for cann 

ing H off on hanging baskets' 

3 D's Farm 24850 W 9 Mile Rd . 

W of Telegraph. N side of street 

ITEMS READY FOR 

Canning & Freezing 

TOMATOES 

BROCCILI 

PEPPERS ALL KINDS 

MICHIGAN HONEY RtX'K MELONS 

GREEN BEANS 

BEETS 

CARROTS 

APPLES 

STANLEY PRUNES 

BARTLETT PEARS 

MICHIGAN PEACHES 

SWEET CORN White 4 bi-color 

CLYDE SMITH 

& SONS 

8000 Newburgh, Westland 

425-1434 

ABBEY PIANO COMPANY 

822 W 11 Mile Rd . Royal Oak 

WE BUY & SELL 

USED PIANOS 

CON SOLI'S SPINETS GRANDS 

"STEINWAY 4 KNABE GRANDS 

PIANOS WANTED 

TOP CASH PAID AT ONCE' 

541 6116 

ACROSONIC Spinet Piano by Baldwin, 

$500 463-1912 

ALTO SAXOPHONE, good condition 

Best offer Piano. Grinnell upright with 

bench, $275 349 4416 

ALTO SAX, $185 Accordion, $250 Ban 

Jo, 5 string, $125 Violin, half size, $100 

Each with own case 4 in excellent con- 

dition 642-5444 

A NO MORE GIGS" Sale' Rare Ham 

mond Porta B, $2,000 Hohner Pianet, 

$300 Leslie. $450 Kustom Stereo 

Amp, $325 Neptune 6 Channel Board. 

$275 Bull Frog Horn, $225 Altec Bot 

torn, $180 After 6PM, 427-2579 

ARMSTRONG flute, excellent condition 

$200, B - flat clarinet. Good condiUon 

$75 464 7168 

ARMSTRONG flute 4 stand, nice condi 

tion, call after 7pm*«42 9394 

ARTLEY STUDENT Flute, case. , 

conditon $85 464 

ARTLEY Student Clarinet in excellent 

condition with new black case $75 

353-5486 

BABY GRAND Kimball Piano. Ebony, 

with bench, 2 vrs old. used in presiden 

tial election Excellent condiUon, $4000 

Eves 643 0925 

BABY GRAND PIANO, excellent, wal 

nut Vose, beautiful, value $4000 sell, 

^900 Private owner 533-0295 


LIFE-TIME Swimming Pool, 16 x 32', 

7 V deep end, 2' walk around Solar 

cover, extras Must see' 478 4216 

802 Snowmobiles 

i_ 

YAMAHA 1981 SS440, Driven I winter, 

less than 500 miles $1800 

Call 459-3274 

804 Airplanes 

814 Campers & 

Motorhomes 

HOLIDAY RAMBLER, 21ft Free Spirit, 

buy this super clean totally self con- 

tained, also 1977 Suburban Tow vehi 

cle 261-2534 

HOLLY 1963, 17 fl Travel Trailer, self 

contained, excellent condition $800 or 

best offer 626 2327 

MOTORHOME RENTAL 

New 22 ft to 26 ft RV's 

K 4 S Motorhomes 

24855 Plymouth Rd 538 9122 

POP UP Camper, Nimrod, $375 After 

5PM 525 2676 

POP-UP CAMPER 1973 icebox, stove. 

4 sink, sleeps 6, excellent condition 

$800 or best offer 261 1868 

MOVING SHOTGUNS, deer rifles. 22 

rifles 4 85 lbs of shot 722 3155 

SKI Package, K 2 skis 150, good condi 

tion, Nordica boots, size 7W, Salomon 

bindings 222, Rarrecrafter Poles, size 

44 Call 477 6516 

SKIS BOOTS POLES 

Used 1 season All sizes, Adult 4 Jrs 

Custom fitted 4 priced lower than your 

local ski swap Mountain Shop, 29572 

Orchard Uke, at 13 Mile 851 4240 

SNOWMOBILE. Skidoo, 1971 $500 

Round Swimming Pool (27 ft). $500 

397-8618 

TRAMPOLINE, bed 6 x13', good condi- 

tion, American brand 646-8036 


ADOPT A PET 

CALL 892-7822 

OAKLAND HUMANE SOCIETY 

NEW ADDRESS - NEW SHELTER 

19601 MT ELLIOTT, S OF 8 MILE 

MIXED POODLE PUPPIES, Cocker. 

Golden Labrador, purebred, Spaniel, 

Lhasa Apso, Shepherds, I-abrador, poo- 

dle, mixed Dachshund. Shepherd pup^ 

pies, Samoved,Pekingese Many other 

mixed breeds 

CATS k KITTENS 

BALDWIN Acrosonic piano, great tone, 

$995 includes bench 4 delivery At The 

Music Stand, Telegraph S of 10 Mile 

356-3180 

BALDWIN ACROSONIC spinet piano, 

walnut finish. 15 years old, well cared 

for. $1200 453-9486 

BALDWIN Acrosonic piano, beautiful 

maple finish, cane music rack, $650 

Call 338 8660 

BALDWIN PIANO - good condition 

$275 or best offer Call anytime, 

981-4367 

BALDWIN, spinet, walnut Excellent 

condiUon $1000 includes bench 

981-4528 

BALDWIN & WURLITZER 

INTERLOCHEN 

PIANO SALE 

We have received just a few of the 

same pianos used at the national music- 

camp for this very special one time 

only sale It's your chance to buy this 

world famous Wurlitzer console at a 

price that makes this sale the most fan 

tastic musical buy of the year Save 

100's Free bench, free delivery, free 

tuning. 50 year warranty 

Buy now 4 Save 

Bloomfield Store Open Sun 1-5 

EVOLA MUSIC CO. 

Blmfd Hills Waterford 

2184 Telegraph 4977 Dixie Hwy 

N of Square Lake N of Walton 

334-0566 674-0433 

CLARINETS 4 FLUTES 

Like New - Guaranteed 

Reasonable Will Deliver 

By Band Director 843-3427 

CLARINETS - (4). good condition Used 

by my kids 3-12 grades band Priced 

$50 $175 591-3067 

CONN FRENCH Horn, excellent condi 

tion. $425 Conn Coronet. $150 

335 9431 

CONN TRUMPET Bach mouthpiece, 

hard shelled case, mute, excellent con 

dition $250 After 5PM 652 8709 

DRUM SET Slingerland, excellent 

condition, $350 Also Play Pen, $25 

397 8618 

FENDER Princeton amp good condi 

tion, k 12 string acoustic guitar like 

new Call Robin after 5pm, 624-8886 

GREAT PIANOS 

from $395 

Consoles, spinels, grands, player pianos 

at low prices 

SCANLAN PIANO CO 

6713 Telegraph al I 94. 374 2404 

Open Mon-Sat 10 7, Sun 12-5 

PIANOS WANTED- 

CASH 

HAMMOND ORGAN T 200. 

speaker, mini condition. $1150 

I^slie 

425 9594 

KIMBALL PIANO Artists Console 

French Provincial Like new $1,395 

375-1822 

KIMBALL 1980 organ. Swinging Fin 

gers style, excellent condition. $400 

After 5pm, 295-7878 

LOWREY ORGAN, sacrifice. Carnival 

Magic genie bench, headphones, all 

learning books, like new, $1000 Call af 

ter 6 pm 624-9525 

MODERN ACCORDIAN 

Excellent condition. $225 937 3309 

HORSE HAY • RABBIT HAY 

Straw, $1 75 • Rabbits • Organic 

Gardener Special Mulch Hay, $1 50 

421-4484 

PICK YOUR OWN Mcintosh, Wealthy 

and Stanley Plum at Spicer Orchards 

In our farm market - peaches, necta 

rines, Rarlett Pears, red and blue 

plums, apple elder and homemade 

donuts Open daily 9am-6pm US 23 

north to Clyde Road Exit. East Vi Mile 

ROCHESTER CIDER MILL 

5125 N Rochester Rd. 

APPLES, CIDER, DONUTS 

SWEET CORN 4 VEGETABLES 

FRI, SAT 4 SUN 10AM til DARK 

TUES. WED 4 THURS NOONr"»Rqi 

CLOSED MONDAY P ' 

Animal petting farm on weekend*, 

651-4224 I X 

YOU PICK canning tomatoes - Italian 

and regular, $4 50 bushel Hot and 

sweet peppers and eggplant W of 275 

expressway, 41619 Cnerryhill Canton, 

between Haggerty 4 Lilly Rd 

PIANO, upright, reasonable Call after 

6 PM 332-0523 

PREMIER SNARE drum kit with case, 

(110 728 9396 

SELMER Mark VII Tenor Sax, like 

new, I Yr old, $1,050 Call after 5pm or 

weekends 832-7006 

SII.VERTONE organ double keyboard, 

floor pedal, tabs, walnut Excellent con- 

— 557-5411 

dition $75 

TROMBONE, BUNDY. with 2 mouth 

pieces plus all accessories, $175 

After 5pm, 455-4679 

TROMBONE Reynolds, excellent condi 

lion, with case, $150 425-9644 

USED VIOLA, Case 4 stand included, 

{ ood school instrument, good condition 

150 453-2853 

VIOLIN, Full ^|ie, bow and case includ 

ed, excellent condition, $225 Also Gar 

inet, $75 474 3035 

WEGMAN Baby Grand Piano, fruit 

wood finish, perfect condition $1200 or 

best offer LI8^J984 

WURLITZER spinette reed organ, ex 

cellent condition $375 464-7910 

W A JOHNSON, full upright piano, all 

new keys, original finisn, excellent con- 

dition $550 or best offer 543-2088 

If no answer, 646-6917 

YAMAHA electric 

equipped $2,000 

organ Fully 

851 9443 

727 Home Video Games, 

Tapes, Movies 

ROLLS INTERNATIONAL, 27ft, Reese 

eveler hitch, converter, carpeted air, 

awning, excellent itmdition 453 2335 

FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR AVAILABLE 

Several aircraft 

Jim 

553 4496 

806 Boats & Motors 

ALUMINUM 14 ft boat, 7^ hp Sears 

motor $375 425 2056 

SKYLARK 1971 14 ft, $900 

Call after 4pm 

420 0071 

TRAIL STAR 1973, tent camper, sleeps 

5 with table, icebox, small counter. 

1600 591 0018 

BOSTON WHALER, 13 Ft 40HP Mer 

cury, Lil Dude trailer, excellent Ac- 

B16 Auto & Truck 

Parts & Service 

cesSories included $2,850 

537 3569 

CHRYSLER 1979 17V 

water $5,800 

195HP. V8, in 

644 9097 

CYCLONE 13' SAILBOAT, fiberglass, 

with trailer, like new $1,100 or best 

offer 355 2525 or 355 4445 

FIBERGLASS 1974, 15M. tri hull 

Bownder. 75 hp Johnson wilh mechani- 

cal guaranty, Pameo tilt trailer, 2 gas 

tanks, new battery, and equipment 

$2,300 firm Before 3 PM 533 6450,af 

ter 8 PM 478 8089 

CAMARO 1974 front clip, fenders, 

hoods, radiator. $500 Excellent condi 

Hon, call before 10 pm 525 1542 

CARS sell for $117 95 (average) Also 

Jeeps, Pickups Available at local 

Gov't Auctions For Directory, call 

(refundable), 805-687-6000, ext 4100 

FIBERGLASS, 1973, 15Mift. 40HP Mer 

cury 4 trailer, $1,850 Good shape 

538-3188 

GLASTRON 1979, 17 ft open bow. 100 

H P Johnson, Shorelander trailer with 

brakes, best offer 540 4429 

IMPERIAL 16' BOWRIDER 

50HP Evinrude with tilt 4 trim, full 

canvas, trailer, $2,000 

455-8799 

METRO 

PASSBOOK 

WINNER 

Milli DeConti 

26488 Pleasant Valley Ct. 









591-2300 ext. 244 


IMPERIAL, 1978, 15ft tn-hull, 55HP 

motor, electric tilt, new cover, 1 year 

old battery, 2 gas tanks, 2 props k boat 

trailer $3,000 firm 427-2562 

MARLIN JET boat 16ft, 60mph, 464 

Ford engine, 350 hp, $4975 683-2757 

626 4688 

0 DAY Mariner, 1975, (20 ft.) excellent 

condition, includes trailer 4 5 h p out 

board, sleeps 4 Accomodates up to 8 in 

cockpit area $5900 Bob Page, Trav 

erse City After 5pm 616-223-4896 

PBARSON 323 

Sailboat, 1980, 32 ft fully cruising 

equipped 689-0829 

PETERBOROUGH, 16 Ft cedar strip 

boat, hand built in Canada in 1970, $500 

Call 647 2035 

RENKEN, 1982. 19 ft . 120 I 0 Trailer 

Extras $7500 best 981-1482 

RINKER, 17ft, Tn Hull, open bow, 12( 

Merc i/o, includes skis, jackets, ladder 

etc Trailer 4 cover $3200 348-0151 

ADORARLE COCKAPOOS. 6 weeks 

old, black Must see' $45 to good 

homes 476-7766 

AFGHAN HOUND, female, 4 years old, 

housebroken, loves children. AKC regis 

tered. 478-5829 

AFGHAN, registered, papers, well 

trained, housebroken, 2 years old Show 

quality Must give up, going to college 

Good home only After 5 PM 861-3117 

AKC Cocker Spaniel puppies. 1 male, 1 

female, 10 weeks. All shots, buff color 

$150 After 6pm 581-5057 

AKC SCHNAUZERS or DACHSHUNDS 

Home raised puppies Champion Stud 

Service Professional Grooming 

Bob Albrecht 522 9380 

BEAGLE-POODLE, looking for a lov- 

ing home Moving-can't take' Small, 

black 4 tan Peppy, playful, healthy, all 

shots. Well trained Sits up. rolls over, 

etc Call 349 8610 

BIRMINGHAM HUMANE 

SOCIETY 

375-9560 652-8644 

GOLDEN REfRIEVER, WESTHIGH 

LAND. Beagle-Bassett, Springer, 

Schnauzer, Afghan. Cocka poo Bearded 

Collie. Silky Terrier, Keeshound, 

Smooth-coated Terrier, Pekingese 

SIAMESE RUSSIAN BLUE 

KITTENS PUPS 4 CATS 

Call 10 to 5 pm 

BLACK Himalayan female kitten, 3V» 

months old. Copper eyes. CFA regis 

tered, $25 477 0868 

BOXER, neutered male, good house dog 

& watch dog, 2 years old. $75 478 8453 

CALICO CAT long haired, spayed.litter 

trained About 3 years old To a good 

home After 5pm, 534 2882 

CALICO CAT - long haired, small, de 

clawed 3 yr old female, Birmingham 

644 6023 

CORGI puppies, Royal dog of England. 

576 0463 

DANDY CAT, Black/white, voung 

male, neutuered. shots, to good home 

535-5598 

DOBERMAN PUPS. AKC Registered 

15 weeks All shots including Parvo 

Everything done Top Quality' 922 6106 

FREE TO good home female cat about 

I year old, black with grey 

After 6pm, 728 6691 

IRISH SETTER puppies, akc, 7 weeks, 

champion bloodline wormed, hunting 

obedience Must sacrifice, $80 326-7847 

IRISH TERRIOR, male, 7 months, 

house broken. AKC. all shots l/ives 

kids Best offer 557 1138 

KITTENS Adorable' 5 

Mixed breed All shots 

weeks old 

855-4136 

DEFENDERS. ASTEROIDS, Spiders. 

$3000 for all 3 Great Christmas gift 

Call today. 372 8393 

RCA VIDEO cassette camera, beat of 

Ier 

476-1830 

728 TV, Stereo, 

Hi-Fi, Tape Decks 

KENWOOD RECEIVER, Dual turnt 

able. Wharfdale speakers, excellent 

condiUon, $400 682-956® 

KITTENS cute, adorable, 5 weeks old 

To good homes 326-1606 

KITTENS - 8 weeks old Farmington. 

474 8022 

LOVABLE MIXED puppies. 8 weeks 

old Call anytime 836-2481 

SAIL boat. O-Day, 25 ft, VHF. Honda 

with generator, EZ loader, trailer, like 

new $14,900 643-034" 

SAILBOAT. 24 ft Bristol Corsair 

sleeps 5. head, galley, slip on Laki 

Huron included After 6pm 1-987-286* 

SAIL FISH 

$150 

wooden, good condition 

851 495 

SANTANA 35, ideal family sailboat 

Race one design, cruise in comfort, ful 

equipment list, bristol condition 

$65,000 852 197 

SPORTCRAFT 1976 fiberglass, 15ff 

1975 Johnson 50hp motor, 1977 Pamc i 

tilt trailer, Open bow, power trim 4 till 

Mooring cover Many extras excellen: 

condition $2750 421-512 

STARCRAFT 16ft fishmaster. 60 HI' 

Johnson 1980 Roller trailer with span 

Live well, depth finder, custom moor 

ing cover, instruments & more $429f 

Call Bill before 6pm 542-485 

808 Vehicle & 

Boat Storage 

CHEVY 400 Small block heads. $70 

Chevy 3 speed manual transmission 

$30 652 7356 

CHROME WIRE HUB CAPS (4) G M 

15 inch Like New'Retail $375 

Will sell all for $125 729 8971 

JENSEN R400 am fm stereo cassette 

muting, stereo mono, locking fast for 

ward £ rewind $75 After 1pm 261 2696 

TIRES four L7815 Goodyear Tracker 

PG 6 Plvs. mounted on 15x8 chrome 

wagon wheels, like new fits Jeep $225 

or best offer Call 729 2862 

TIRES - 4 HR515. brand new Two 

Bias-Belted, E 7814 k D7814 like new 

used as spares only $35 each 646 8036 

TRUCK CAP for 1983 Ford Ranger. 7ft. 

white fiberglass, sliding windows, $425 

522 3184 

MOTORHOMES. Trailers. Cars. Boat 

Lighted, fenced, dry Special 6 montti 

rates 24735 Crestview, I 275 4 Grarid 

River Farmington Hills 474-5130 

RECREATIONAL VEHICLE Sloragt 

Secured fenced area, foi boats, trailei 

cars, etc 12701 Inkster, Livonia Da 

425-4500 Evenings 474 81$6 

R V STORAGE 

Boats - Trailers Trucks 

Recreational vehicle storage Secur 

Telegraph 4 Jeffries area 255 08( 

812 Motorcycles 

Go-Karts, Mini-Bikes 

BMW 

MOTORCYCLES 

SERVICE 

PARTS 

ACCESSORIES 

APPAREL 

FINANCING AVAILABLE 

ERHARD BMW 

Telegraph-914 Mile 352-603 

BSA 1969 Thunderbolt, 650cc, black 

chrome lank, $600 or best offer397 83 

HARLEY DAVISON 1980 Sportst.fr 

Low mileage Excellent condition 

leather saddle bags Helmet chain L 

lock Musi sell $2850 478 2491474-71 p8 

HARLEY, 1976, Super Glidv, low mils, 

very nice Best reasonable offer or w II 

trade on 1982 truck plus cash 647-75P1 

HONDA XH75. $250 Kawasaki I 

like new, $325 Days 362-6330 Evenm 

644 2f 08 

HONDA 1980, CM400T. excellent conjli 

tion, sissy bar & luggage rack, 

miles, $1250 8514^51 

K7 650 1978. custom seat, pipes, exc 

lent condition, low miles $1500 

525 4 

MO-PED two Suzuki Shuttles, 2 months 

old Must sell, $600 C.ill 

357 0(119 

LOVEABI.E 20 lb 5 year old black 

Mutt He's loved dearly but either he or 

husband and children must go Your 

choice, great with kids 477-9255 

PRAIRIE DOG with 29 gallon aquart 

um + accessories $35 complete 

729-8971 

PUPPIES, adorable Mixed Spaniels. 2 

girls, 1 boy, good home only 

532 6429 

PUPPIES -1 jb-mixed $5 00 

537 2998 

PUPPIES, 7 weeks old, mixed I^b 4 

Husky, to good home 474 8714 

ROTTWEILER PUPS, AKC, champion 

bloodline, excellent pet, guard, show 

$400 and up 363 5604 

SAMOYED, female, AKC. 7 months, all 

shots 349 8527 

TO GOOD HOMES Mixed Shepherd 

Collie/Husky Pups 525-5176 

WHITE KITTEN. 7 month Male, Two 3 

month male kittens, orange Tiger k 

White/Orange spots 937 2849 

740 Pet Services 

ALL BREED DOG GROOMING 

Hand-Tamed Birds 4 Litter Trained 

Bunnies DOB Food k Pet Supplies 

Gail's Dog House, Plymouth 453 6941 

744 Horses, Livestock 

Equipment 

ADORABLE AFFORDABLE childs 

r ny. 6 year old Shetland, well trained 

good disposition After 2pm 478-4714 

GELDING THOROUGHBRED, melt in 

your mouth beautiful, seal brown, 16 1 

hands, professionally trained, also 

throughbred for half lease 

437 3o78 487-0704 

PASO FINO GELDING 6 vears Con- 

firmation Show Winner 13-2, beautiful 

Chestnut with Flaxen Mane 4 tail Will 

train Oxford, evenings, 628-5147 

THREE YR Old Bay mare, excellent 

disposition, willing to try anything 

Good hunter, jumper, prospect for child 

or small adult 334 4220 

REGISTERED half Arab, 1981 Gelding, 

gray will mature 15 plus hands, by Ra 

japaleto. typey, gentle, call monnngs 

SMALL MOTORCYCLE, one year 

excellent condition.$4 00 661 I 

SUZUKI 

$350 

125 Enduro, mint conditi 

624 

95 

SUZUKI 185, 1974 recently tuned 65 

70 mpK Good condition $425 453 $792 

755 

SUZUKI 1976, TS400 Enduro 3,900 

road miles. $750 375-9543 

SUZUKI. 1978 GS 550 with Faring, sis- 

sy bar, highway pegs, crash bar, cruise, 

excellent condition $1,100 Helen 

weekdays only 544-7080 

TRIUMPH 1975 Low mileage Stock 

$1,000 628-4412 857-0586 

YAHAMA, 1980 

Best offer 

Call between 9 AM and 4 30 PM. 

644 7433 

YAMAHA 1979 650 Special, red. excel 

lent condition $1350 652-2059 

YAMAHA. 1980. XS Special, mag 

wheels, extras, 3300 miles, superb con 

dition $900 981 4453 

YAMAHA, 1980, XS 1100 Special, mint 

condiUon, 2,000 miles, plus extras Must 

sell Best offer 355-1897 

YAMAHA 1981. 400 SX Special Disc 

brakes, mags, low miles, extras, excel 

lent condition, $1100 455-3039 

YAMAHOPPER 1981. like new only 

1000 miles. $300 453 3399 

814 Campers & 

Motorhomes 

APACHE campling trailer. 1970, sleeps 

6. $600 or best offer 

Days, 422 1396 Evenings 427-7044 

BUY NOW from our great selection of 

RV's We have over 50 new and used 

motorhomes, fold downs, and truck 

campers in stock including the all new 

diesel powered 25 ft Champion Used 

Uavel trailers, and pick-ups priced to 

sell Now 2 locations to serve you H W 

Motor Homes, Inc 

981 1728 397-0101 

CHEVY 1975 one ton camper, fiber 

glass raised top. ice box, stove, furnace 

522 1872 

CROWN CAMPER sleeps 8. furnace, 

ice box, sink, 2 dinettes, privacy drapes, 

awning add a-room New spare tire, 

$1600 528-1085 

818 Auto Rentals 

& Leasing 

PILCO 

MOTOR SALES 4 LEASING 

•NEW CARS- 

•USED CARS- 

-LEASING- 

•DAILY RENTAI.S- 

32550 Northwestern Hwy 

Farmington Hills 855-20001 

820 Autos Wanted 

AAA BUYER 

TOP CASH 

WAITING 

All Makes 

& Model6 

WE PAY OFF LOANS 

WE NEED 

PICK-UPS 

Call 

Ken Stevens 

TENNYSON 

CHEVROLET 



820 Autos Wanted 

LET US SELL YOUR CAR! 

FOR $25 

I.IVONIA AI 'TO CONSIGNMENT 

USED CAR BROKER 

427-5970 

"SHARP 

CADILLACS 

BOUGHT 

& 

SOLD 

Contact: Pat McAlister 

AUDETTE CADILLAC 

851-7200 

WHY TAKE LESS? 

WE PAY TOPS FOR 

YOUR CAR OR TRUCK 

Matthews Hargreave 

Chevrolet 

Woodward at 10 Mile 

398-8800 

821 Junk Cars Wanted 

"HIGH $$ HIGH $$ 

WANTED 

ON ALL JUNK CARS 

$35-$75 

MUST HAVE TITLE 

RUBE'S AUTO SALES. INC 

40249 Schoolcraft Plymouth. Mi 

453-0371 525-5444 

Junk Cars - Trucks 

Late Model Wrecks 

WE TOW 

AMERICAN 

AUTO WRECKERS, INC. 

268-1090 

toll free 

JUNK ( AILS WANTED 

Dead Or Alive 

High Dollar Paid 

Bill Wild Auto Salvage 326 2080 

JUNKED, WRECKED. 

RUNNING OR REPAIRABLE 

TOP $$$ 

QUICK PICK-UP 

E & M AUTO PARTS 

474-4425. 397-2200, 

565-1365 

822 Trucks For Sale 

CHEVROLET 1978 Suburban AuU> 

matic, power steering brakes, air am 

fm, cruise, 3rd seat. $4,950 421-6832 

CHEVROLET 1979 pick up good condi 

tion, low mileage new tires, power 

steering-brakes, $4600 43 < 3485 

CHEVY S-10 1982 Durango V-6 auto 

low mileage warranty rust proofed 

extras $7100 591-3712 

CASH NOW 

WE BUY USED CARS 4 TRUCKS 

NORTH BROS 

261-1283 

CASH WAITING 

For Clean Used Cars & Trucks 

AVIS FORD 

Telegraph at 12 Mile 

354-3100 

CORVETTES 

Z28'S 

TRANS AMS 

WANTEDI 

All Makes & Al) Models 

Top Cash Paid 

JOE PANIAN 

CHEVROLET 

355-1000 

DOLLARS 

GALORE 

PAID FOR 

• All Used Cars & Trucks 

• Any Make. Model or Year 

• Bonus For Pickups. Vans, & 

Motorhomes 

• We Pay Liens 

• Spot Cash Paid 

• You Owe It To Yourself To 

See Us For Our Bid!! 

SEE TOM KARAY 

or 

Call 421-5700 

Open Mon & Thurs. Eves 

Crestwood 

Dodge 

32850 Ford Rd. 

Just W. of Merriman 

GARDEN CITY 

FOREIGN CAR wanted Mechanics 

special Must be (lriveable $300 maxi 

mum 485 9993 or 552 1408 

Jack Cauley Chevrolet 

PAYS TOP $DOLLAR$ 

FOR SHARP USED CARS 

JACK CAULEY 

-CHEVROLET- 

ORCHARD LAKE RD 

Between 14 k 15 Mile Rds 

855-9700 

WE BUY CARS ' 

LATE MODEL 

FOREIGN - DOMESTIC 

TOP DOLLAR PAID 

SUBURBAN OLDS 

1810 Maplelawn (Troy Motor Mall) 

643-0070 

We'll Buy Your 

Used Car or Truck 

ALL MAKES k MODELS 

Bill Brown 

USED CARS 

35000 Plymouth Rd , Livonia 

421-7000 

WE PAY 

TOP $DOLLAR$ 

For Your Late 

Model GM Car! 

Highest Trade-Ins In Town! 

SOMERSET PONTIAC 

643-8600 

CHEVY 1951 pickup, 3500 series 

curved side winoows body & mechani 

cal good condition $900 After 6 PM 

356 5713 

CHEVY 1972 4 ton pick up runs 

good $350 or best offer 363 1867 

CHEVY, 1975. C 20 V8 automatic 

power steering 1 brakes, tu tone good 

condition $2,695 

CRESTWOOD IXJDOE 421 5700 

CHEVY. 1976 ^ Ton Pickup low 

miles, priced to sell' $ 1 995 

North Bros 421-1376 

CHEVY. 1979 C 10 Stepside all the 

toys' Sharp' $5,795 

CftESTWfoD DODGE 421 5700 

CHEVY 1980 STAKE TRUCK, auto 

matic Excellent condition' Priced to 

Sell 


CHEVY, 1980 W Ton Stepside Pickup 

6 cyl , 3 speed Stereo power steering 

Tonneau cover $4 895 Hines Park Lin 

coin-Mercury 425 3036 

CHEVY. 1982 Pickup automatic pow 

er steering Only 7.000 miles $AVE 

North Bros 421 1 $76 

IXIDGE 1979 Pickup Clean' Automat 

ic power steering Super Clean' Sale 

Price $3 888 

LOU LaRICHE 

CHEVROLET 

Plymouth Rd Just West of I 275 

453-4600 

DODGE, 1980 D-200 *•« Ton Pickup 

slant 6 4 speed would you believe" 

$3,995 Bill Brown Ford 35000 Plyni 

outh Rd at Wayne Rd 421 7000 

EL CAMINO. 1977 Black SS, cruise 

air, tilt, loaded verv sharp $3,650 must 

sell 646-6702 517 337-2230 

FORD 1976 

tion. $600 

ton pickup, fair condi 

476-7158 

FORD 1979 F 150 Ranger XLT auUv 

matic $4,295 


FORD 1981 COURIER Showroom 

New 1 Only $4 995 

North Bros 421 1376 

FORD. 1981, Courier Pickup automat 

i< camper cap. low miles Asking 

$5 795 limes Park Lincoln Mercury 

425 3056 

FORD 1982 F 100 XLT 6 cylinder 3 

speed overdrive power steering 

brake;.. 3 year warrenty. fiberglass top 

k much more $7,450 623 2934 

GMC 1979 Sierra Grande Diesel pick 

up aatomatii power steering brakes 

AM FM aluminum cap. 30 Gal auxili 

ary fuel lank excellent condiUon 

$7^900 or best ofler Call 652 1884 

GMC. 1981 Sierra pickup 23 000 miles 

4 ^peed with overdrive $4,900 Helen 

weekdays onlv 544 7080 

INTERNATIONAL Harvester 1973 

1110 414 air power steering A brake* 

i rinse stereo $1400 Must sell 422 5384 

LUV 1976 Truck Astro cap wagon 

wheels $1 085 Tvme Sales 

455 5566 

VW 1980 pick up camper shell 4 speed 

low mili*s, am fm eicplleni condition 

Must sell $4900 9813423 

~ 7 8 TRAIL DUSTER 

4X4 

Automatic, power steering & brakes 

air stereo, sport package, tu lone red 4 

white $4 995 

MARTY FELDMAN 

CHEVROLET 


NOVI .348-7000 

•81 CHEVY PICKUP 

4 Ton 6 cvl, 12 000 miles $6 495 

MARTY FELDMAN 

CHEVROLET 


NOVI.348-7000 

823 Vans 

HEAUV1LLE 1976 Chevrolet Van 

many options, very fine Interior me 

chamcaT engine Hps rust 673 0717 

CHEVY. 1976 black 250. 3 speed, sun 

roof, cooler, sink bed. tarpeU^l 50 000 

mile rebuilt engine $2000 525-2776 

CHEVY 1979 ton Dual air, tinted 

glass cruise loaded low miles Exc 

condition Between 5-1Opm, 459-4027 

DODGE 1971 Sportsman, window 8 

passenger, air, exceptional $1450 

Good rubber snow tires 478-4982 

IX)DGE. 1977. maxi van V 8, automai 

ic, pro conversion Loaded Low mile 

age $5200 277 3417 

DODGE 1977 TRADESMAN VAN 

6 cylinder automatic, power steering 

excellent condition, ready fbr work 

$ 1,495 Cash or Terms 

One Year Limited Warranty 

35545 Michigan Ave West, Wayne 

Autoland 

728-3100 

DODGE 1979 318 5 paxsenger Crui* 

air stereo, tinted glaaa. 34,000 miles 

Mint condition $6,295 474-0579 

FORD 1976 window van. will Lake 

trade, call after 5pm 5J5 9056 

FORD, 1977, Van, Turtle top cwiver 

sion $4500 Ml 7747 

O&E

123 Vans 

ford i n ran, ErboUm M, Uatad 

wledewi, cvtora laUrter, BO riat, ac«lkBt 

coDdlttoa, HMO 7X3-0011 

FORD 1N1 ran, flnkfcirt Interior, 1700 

•nltaa, captain's tiibi, COM* 4 table, 

aaxllary pi UuIL HMO MftWl 

cue. 1*74 window ran, V-t, aatamatic, 

•It. pwr, ra good. pt |MI 

GMC 1077, Vi 

Uoo, loaded. 

excellent ooodltlrw 

ft spare, tow 

478-MU 

CMC. 1170, Van Coorarakm. mooo roof, 

bay (lukwi, air, landed, old 

car • little raafe down. 

SHELTON 481-MOO Rochester 

GMC, 1M1, fiberflasa A apfeototered Interior. 

abaointely loaded, 1 of a kind, 

10.000 mllea 557-4411 

VOYAGER, 1000, I paaaenmr. VI. ID 

tocnatic, air, rery nice* Jnet$7 0U 

CRK8TWOOD DODGE 4X11700 

V W 1M1 Vanafoa L Like new. 10,000 

rnUaa, 7 p a — f Am-fm. tinted gLaaa. 

auxiliary beater. 110,500 151 X374 

78 FORD CHATEAU 

Window Van, 4 chair*, air, atereo 

caaaette. cmlae control, aatomabc. 

power steering 4 brakes, privacy glaaa, 

hhtone paint. |5.3»5 

MARTY FELDMAN 

CHEVROLET 


NOVI. 348-7000 

'79 CHEVY 

COACHMAN VAN 

Air, stereo, cmlae, tilt, automatic, pow 

er steering 4 brakee |7.»05 

MARTY FELDMAN 

CHEVROLET 


Novi- 348-7000 

824 Jsspt & Ottttf 

4-Whsal Drivss 

BRONCO, 1978, Ranger XLT Showroom 

New 1 


CHEROKEE 1074 Wagon, loaded. CB. 

trailer package. 47.000 mllea. $4500 

435-0731 

JEEPS - Government Surplus 

Listed for |S.IN. Sold for >44 

For Information call 

(312)931- 1M1 Ext 200-7 

P135R7HI Wrangler radial tire 4 6 

bolt Jeep chrome wheel Brand new 

|1X0 14S-7X70 

825 Sports & 

Imported Cart 

AUDI FOX, 1979, excellent coodltlon. 

low mileage, Blaupont AM FM radio 

stereo, air, $3750 firm 

M4-4440 or M4-7M7 

AUDI 1980 4000*. 4 door, 5 cylinder, automatic, 

air, power steering 4 brake*, 

special InatrumentaUoo, excellent coo 

ditioo 689 1995 

AUDI 5000 S. 1979, like Dew, SO,000 

mllea, metallic blue, $8300 or beat of 

fer 559-3865 If no answer 559-3559 

BMW 1979, 524 I. new Urea, sunroof, 4 

speed, anthracite grey, like new 

$11,500 541-1980 

BMW 1980 S20 S package Not driven 

in winter 28.000 i I mllea Call after Noon 

444 1594 

BMW 

1980 1X01. green, low miles, $11,995 

1980 3X01, red, low miles, $10,795 

1979 SXOi, 2 to chooae from $8,995 

1979 5X81. 4 speed, air $9,895 

1978 SXOi. 2 to chooae from. $8,495 

MICHIGAN'S LARGEST SELECTION 

OF PRROWNED BMW'S 

ERHARD BMW 

SOUTHFIELD 352-6030 

CORVETTE 1972, T Top. 350. 4 speed, 

low mileage, $4500 After SPM 4 weekend 

528-1085 

CORVETTE, 1976, 37,000 miles, white/ 

tan leather, power window*, Upe, 

$7400 Excellent 

474 "1 8229 

CORVETTE, 1978, low mile*, pow 

steering, brake*, window*, air, T-topa U 

cover. 350 automatic, tilt/telescopic 

wheel, AM FM stereo, stored winter*, 

excellent condiUon $8100 Call after 

5pm 557 4487 

CORVETTE, 1977. excellent condiUon. 

Jensen stereo, Pioneer speakers Must 

sell Good price 483-MlO, 2S1-S419 

CORVETTE 1979. mint. 10,400 mile*, 

air. automaUc, all extras. $11.300 

Call eve* 62^3555 

CORVETTE 1981. red. all opUons, 

643-7035 

CORVETTE, 1981, Midnight Blue, 6,000 

miles, all options, like new condiUon, 

$15,000 Call 421-4407 

DATSUN F10, 1977 Wagon Standard 

Good condition' Good MPG / AmFm cassette 

$1,850 

427-7993 

DATSUN 1972 1200, 4 speed, new Ures, 

runs great Good brake* $595 937 8555 

or 937 8378 

DATSUN 1974 260-7. New struts, 

brakes 4 rebuilt cart* Good condition 

$3,100 or best offer 349-7473 

DATSUN. 1979. 2807.X, GLP, Silver, automaUc, 

air. stereo, tape deck, sunroof. 

regular gas, $7,000 or best offer 

358 4540 

S54-4441 

DATSUN 1979, SI0, 38,000 miles, am 

fm radio, $2500 Call after 5pm 

474-1529 

DATSUN, 1980. 200 SX, hardtop, automatic. 

very clean $4,495 O'Hara Datsun, 

35455 Plymouth Rd 425-3311 

DATSUN. 1980, 200 SX, loaded, 5-speed. 

SL Package, air, sunroof, 2 tone paint, 

spoke wheels, rustproof, sharp $5950 

522 1474 

DATSUN, 1980, 210, Sport Luxury, automaUc, 

air, AM-FM, very clean 

$4,065 O'Hara Datsun, 35455 Plymouth 

Rd 425-3311 

DATSUN. 1980, 280ZX, Grand Lux. air, 

stereo, cruise, full power, 5 speed, like 

new $9,500 826-3035 or 434-M22 

DATSUN, 1980, 310 GX, 2 door, front 

wheel drive. 5 speed, stereo, air, sun 

roof, sharp $4,195 O'Hara Datsun. 

35455 Plymouth Rd 425-3311 

DATSUN 1981. 510, excellent coodiUoc, 

low miles. 425-4082 

825 8portsi 

Imported 

DATSUN 1M1-180 ZX Tui "bo, black/tan 

leather, fully loaded, rxtraa Bruce 

Weteberg 

644-1 >80 

DEDICATED TO EXCLUSIVE 

SA! SERVICE 4 P ARTS FOR 

4 AUD ONLY 

Fred Lavery 

PORSCHE + AUDI 

499 S. HUNTER 

645-5930 

FIAT, 1970, Strada, low mileage, 

door, loaded, 83X00 or be* offer 

157-4944 S5X-0144 

FOREIGN CAR wanted Mechanic* 

special Moat be driveab e I WO max! 

mum 445-909 J or 551 1408 

HONDA. 1979 Prelude. 5-speed, AM 

FM, regular gas Moon n of Beat offer 

Day*. SiH 053 Eves, 353-9143 

HONDA. 1979, 1000 God Wing, with 

full pack*, low mile*. many extras 

Mint condition. f3.700 negotia ible. 

652-7062 or 

851-3 S748 

L A S T 

T H E ' 

H O N D i 

BeatT 

Price Increase 

ACCORDS 

CIVICS 

PRELUDES 

WE LEASE 

HONDA'S 

SUNSHINE 

HONDA 

1205 Ann Arbor Rd. 

PLYMOUTH 

VA Miles W. of I-275 

453-3600 

825 Sports A 

Imported Cars 

519-253-7259 

VOLVO 

'82 DEMO 

SPECIAL SALE 

DEMO GL 4 DOOR AutomaUc. load 

ed Stock tt4-400 $13,875* 

DEMO DL 4 DOOR 

stereo Stock »570 

AutomaUc, air, 

$11,275' 

854 American Motors 

PACER 1977, D/L wagon, automaUc, 

air, stereo, power steering 4 brakes. 

DATSUN lMl, SOOn, SL hatchback, » TOYOTA 1982. SUPRA 37,300 miles. $2500 Good condiUon 

•pead. loaded. 15,000 mi lea, IminKO- 

After 6pm 559-2578 

late, winter stored, oo air undercoated, 

metallic rtxl, $7250 459-1794 Alao available In automatic with high 

performance package from, f 11,908 SPIRIT 1979, 6 cylinder, automatic 

DATSUN, 1011. 110. 1 da * deluxe, au Include*. Graphic cassette. Freight 4 Only 19,000 miles $AVE' 

UwiaUc, rery low mllea 4 Uke new! 2 to free delivery Creaaidas from $10,598, North Broa 411-1376 

cfcooee tram. O'Hara E •taun. 35655 Starlleta, Tercels. Call for our beat deal 

Plymouth Rd 

415-3311 Ask for Len or Larry Dealer 

DEMO GL DIESEL 4 DOOR Automat 

Ic, stereo/cassette Stock #535 

$13,539* 

DEMO TURBO 2 DOOR - AutomaUc, 

sound system Stock »503X 

$14,555* 

HONDA 1974, Civic. pvee, 80,000 

DEMO TURBO 4 DOOR Overdrive, 

mllea, am-fm, 4 speed. good condition, 

11500 or beat offer 5X5-8 38 592-8117 loaded Stock #582 $ 14,969 * 

MAZDA. 1979 RX7, goo< 

speed, new Ures, sun roof, 

eo $6500 

condition, 5 

AM-FM ster 

685 7582 

MAZDA, 1980 RX7, GS. d irk grey with 

white pinstriping, 5 sp •ed, sunroof, 

$7,300 After 6pm 

437 3151 

MAZDA, 1911. RX7, GS, i speed, sun 

roof, cmlae, low milea, $9 00 or beat offer 

After 5 30 PM 

459-8296 

MERCEDES 1971, 250 Co 

automaUc. air, leather, §(• 

windows, 60,000 miles 

$5,500 

MGB 1977 convertible. I 

good condiUon, must sacrif 

873-0117; 

MGB 1979- Stereo, am-fm 

Uon, one owner $4250 

Sun roof. 

power 

owner. 

772-0996 

PEUGEOT, 1978, 504 Di sel, 4 door, 

sunroof. 4 speed, 37 mpg power win 

dows. exellent condiUon Must sell tm 

mediately $4700 or best of er 546-7027 

PORSCHE, 1980, 9 

Black/black, 16,000 mUes 

dlUon 

mileage, 

ce $3200 

625-454S 

Mint condi 

338 7310 

ISC 

as new con 

855-3195 

RENAULT 1981 Le Car. execuUve. 2 

door, am-fm. sunroof, defroster, $4100 

553-7086 

RENAULT, 1982 

LeCAR 

Black, sport package, 

ptte. 

alloy wheels, 8,000 mlk miles 

ERHARD E A\N 

SOUTHFIELD 3 >-6030 

TOYOTA 1977 Carolla 

conditioning, $2500 firm 

TOYOTA 1977 Corolla, 

red, black interior 

ftback. air 

645-0584 

455 5566 

TOYOTA 1978 Cellca. GT, 5 ipeed, good 

condiUon, $1800 or best offei 422-5420 

TOYOTA 1978 Corolla, white, excellent 

condition, am-fm, $2400 or best offer 

After 7pm I 349-0098 

TOYOTA 1979 Carolla, 4 

power brakes. rustproofed 

tion 57,000 miles $3400 

TOYOTA 1981 Corolla 

Extras Rust proofed 

TOYOTA, 1981 Supra, loade*„ excellent 

condiUon. $9500 or best offer 477-5494 

TOYOTA. 1981 Tercel. Del 

sliver. 5 speed, front wheel 

defrost, rustproof ed, $4400 

am-fm. 

474 4488 

lift back 

455-8649 

coupe, 

;ve, rear 

261-0266 

TRIUMPH, 1973 Spitfire 150(1 convert! 

ble, 4 cyl Good engine, tires,(top, tunic 

cover. AM-FM stereo caaaetw $1200 or 

beat offer 442 9399 

GREAT SELECTION OF 

OTHER MODELS FOR 

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY AT 

BIRMINGHAM 

MOTORS, LTD. 

479 S. WOODWARD AVE. 

2 blks S of Maple Rd , Birmingham 

646-3980 

•Plus Sales Tax and License 

852 Classic Cars 

AUSTIN, 1955, Healey, body profession 

ally done Red with new black top, excellent 

shape, $7,000 647 3923 

CADILLAC 1949 4 door hardl op, 43,000 

miles, 1 owner, show room frt so $5000 

772-1717 

CALIFORNIA Mustang 1966, 24,000 

original miles, spotless, $3,650 or trade 

for ski boat or 4 wheel drive 646-4702 

CAMARO 1048 convertible, recently restored. 

power steering & brakes, automaUc, 

new power top, air & tires, low 

milea, $5000 or best offer 364-9220 

365-4104 

CATALINA, 1970 Convertible, must see 

4 drive to appreciate, winter stored, 

$1,975 642-6081 

CORVAIR MONZA 1940, stored since 

1947. 29.000 miles. automaUc, gas heat 

er. sliver with red Interior Show car 

$4950 674-1132 

DUSTER, 1972, 340, one of a kind Star 

duster, 32,000 original mile* 4 paint 

Must see! Call4-12 Midnight 478 0534 

EDSEL 1959, staUon wagon. $1000 or 

best offer 453 2842 

LE MANS convertible 1969 350 re-con 

diUoned, original owner No accidents 

No rust $2,000 Call after 6pm 356-7876 

MERCEDES 1971. 250 Coupe Sun roof. 

automaUc, air, leather, stereo, power 

windows, 60,000 miles One owner, 

$5,500 772 0996 

MUSTANG 1966, convertible, professionally 

restored, power steering & 

brakes, top, pony interior, $5000 or best 

offer 366-9220 365-4104 

MUSTANG 1966 hardtop, recently restored. 

pony Interior, automatic, $2000 

or best offer 366-9220 365-4104 

MUSTANG, 1967, Coupe, Flordia car 

since new Professionally restored in 

Florida 2 years ago $4800 or offer Call 

after 5 PM 585-7224 

856 Buick 

CENTURY 1974, power steering 4 

brake*, air, new Urea, excellent running 

condition, $700 Eves 855-9881.851-819$ 

CENTURY, 1977, special V-6, 2 door, 

good condiUon, $2,000 427-7077 

CENTURY 1977 wagon, fully equipped, 

1 owner, 16mpg, very clean. $2050 I 

332-2632 

CENTURY 1977, 4 door, power steering. 

brakes, air. clean inside 

$1900 581-1190 

CENTURY 1979 Wagon, automaUc, 

power steering-brakes, wood grain 

trim $5,295 

MATICK CHEVROLET 

14001 Telegraph at Jeffertes (1-96) 

531-7100 

CENTURY 1981 Limited 4 door, clean, 

power steering, brakes, tilt, cruise, air, 

am-fm. $6950 After 6pm 661-2683 

ELECTRA 1969 

excellent $950 

LESABRE 1963, 

>125. 

225 Convertible Runs 

531 1559 

door, dependable 

563-9255 

LeSABRE 1978, excellent! New tires 

brakes, power steering brakes-door 

locks, air 57,000 miles $3,600 356-4861 

LE SABRE, 1980, Limited Loaded, gor 

geous. old car - little cash down 

SHELTON 651 5500 - Rochester 

OPEL 1978, 2 door, 4-speed, new 

brakes, tires and shocks AM-FM, 

41,000 miles, clean $2800 After 

5 30pm 531-4640 

PARK AVENUE. 1981, loaded, diesel. 1 

year 20,000 mile warranty $9,792 Old 

car - little cash down 

SHELTON - 651 5500 Rochester 

REGAL 1976, air, am-fm cassette, rear 

defrost, power steering 4 brakes,good 

$1300 or offer After 5pm 453-1859 

REGAL 1979, 2 door, 4 91 litre, V8, 60 

40 front seat, 2 tone, brown/tan, original 

owner. $5395 649 4673 646-0700 

REGAL, 1980 $6,388 

23,000 miles, sir, automatic, power 

steering 4 brakes 

TAMAROFF BUICK 

353-1300 

RIVERIA 1981 Fully loaded, sun roof, 

leather Interior, wire wheels, CB, low 

mileage. $10,500 543-4678 

RIVIERA 1979, S-Pipe Turbo, full pow 

er, cruise, tilt. Upe, Landau, wires 

Sharp'$7,900 349-1247 

RIVIERA, 1979 $8,588 

Fully loaded, black with tan leather, 

moon roof 

TAMAROFF BUICK 

353-1300 

RIVIERA, 1982, Diesel, firemist gray, 

loaded, beauUful 5,000 miles $14,000 

673-3652 

SKYHAWK. 1976, 6 cylinder, power 

steering, air, AM-FM. good condition 

Some surface rust $1800 478-2688 

SKYLARK LTD, 1981. 4 door, 9,000 

miles, power steering/brakes, air, ster 

eo, cruise, wire wheels, perfect condition 

$7300 689 5913 

SKYLARK 1978, 4 door sedan, V6 engine 

loaded, low mileage, mint condition 

$3600 645-9163 

MUSTANG 1967 convertible Restored SKYLARK 1980, loaded, low miles, 

6 cylinder, automatic New paint, new; 

476-1091 

lop $4,000 or trade 546 9398! 

854 American Motors 

AMC 1975 Pacer, power steering, pow 

er brakes, amfm, 48,000 miles, $995 

Call between 5pm 10pm 525-0175 

AMC, 1978, Hornet DL, 2 door, 6 automaUc. 

power steering 4 brakes, air, 

priced $2,495 

JACK DEMMER FORD 721 6560 

AMC, 1980, Spirit. 2 door, extra clean, 4 

cylinder, 4 speed 

Southfield Dodge 354-0159 

CONCORD 1978 DL, 2 door, power 

brakes, steering, air, automaUc, am-fm 

cassette, 24,000 miles, sharp, clean, 

$4000 Ask for Joe before 6:30pm 

851 6668 

EAGLE 1981. StaUonwagon. 6 cylinder, 

13,000 miles, 19 MPG city, 26 Hwy. s dôoo« AM ttdtc wMt* wmlt 

*to 

acnooK Slot* "BO?« 

^400) 

REBATES 

'82 ARROW TRUCK $ 6 2 9 6 

4 jp««d, re*/ (tap bompa«. wftal trim nogs white »«Je 

wall radial* Stock

1«C*(R.W.Q-14C) 

864 Do

Thursday. September 9, 1982 

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FOR SALE 

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NEWSPAPERS J62SI SCHOOLCRAFT ROAD LIVONIA MICHIGAN 48150, (313) 59 1 2300 THE OBSERVER ft ECCENTRIC 

312 Livonia 312 Livonia 

IDYLE HILLS - Executive colonial, 

owner financing at 10**%, asking 

$99,000 Executive style backing to golf 

course. IW baths, finished basement, 

cvntral air. tide garage, custom built to 

owner's blue prints Call for appoint 

ment. One Way 5M-WOO 

FINE BLEND Available on this 2 bed 

room Ranch oo a large lot, carpeted, 

garage $47,900 

MARTIN, KETCHUM k MARTIN 

522-0200 

ROBERT 

BAKE ^ Realtor 

10C6 W. Ann Arbor Trail 

Plymouth 453-8200 

am/m i wm 

p U j I 

OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2:00 to 5:00 

9477 SOUTHWORTH, PLYMOUTHI SOUTH OFF 

ANN ARBOR RD., just west of Haggerty Rd. Follow 

our directional signs for a visit to a one story 

home that is an Inspiration to all; recognizable 

quality and a lovely setting. 3 bedrooms, a spaclous 

living room with fireplace, formal dining 

room, V/t baths, a family room, first floor laundry, 

and a 2% car garage with opener. New furnace, 

wet plaster, and convincing evidence of pride of 

ownership. BE SURE AND SET ASIDE PART OF 

SUNDAY AFTERNOON. $72,900. 453-8200. 

2D* Thursday, September 9, 1982 

312 Livonia 

Five j w Land Coo tr net Fuaafc buyer* 

bring a magnifying glass to Inspect this 

Gem Beautiful 3 bedroom brick ranch 

with family room, fireplace k finished 

baaemaot 1 small baths $59,900 

8% Simple Aammption or 10* Interest 

oo land coo tract terms Large 1 bed 

room colonial Full dining room, family 

room, fireplace, full basement L at- 

tached garage BeauUful lot $79,500 

ERA 

FIRST FEDERAL 

470-3400 

THIEF WANTED 

This bome Is a steal In beauUful Coven 

try Gardens nestled amongst the trees 

oo a huge country lot 4 bedrooms, for- 

mal dining, fireplace In living room, 

central air. finished basement, 2 full 

baths, and so much more Come in and 

rob us of our simple assumption or easy 

10 year land contract Asking $69,900 

Ask for 

DEBRA LINDAHL 

CENTURY 21 

Gold House Realtors 

420-2100 464-8881 

WEST of Farmington $ bedroom colo- 

nial, family room with fireplace, 

174,000 W down Land cootract Inter- 

est free 444-9011 

312 Livonia 

GORGEOUS QUAD 12H% AMI. 

available oo this S bedroom plus den 

home. !•* baths, formal dining, fire- 

place In family room, ahaolutelv beautl 

Jul. attached 2 car garqge |«9,M0 

CHOOSE FROM these 2 new homes in 

beautiful sub - offers 3 spacious bed- 

rooms. 2H baths. 1st floor laundry, 

fireplace In family room, attached 2 

car garage 912,900 

PERFECT FOR the young family - 3 

bedroom brick ranch, finished base- 

ment, family room, central air, garage 

149,900 * 

SUPER LAND CONTRACT on this 4 

bedroom quad, 2 V* baths, nice area, 

family room Only f59,900 

CENTURY 21 

NADA, INC. 477-9800 

OVER 2400 sq ft of easy living A real 

fun and party home 4 spacious bed 

rooms, family room, sunken patio, fin- 

ished basement Land contract terms 

$103,000 James C Cutler Realty 

249 4030 

REDUCED! 

Excellent Terms 

available land contract or simple as- 

sumpUon on this 4 bedroom with fire- 

place In living room, formal dining, fin- 

ished basement, 2 car garage, and a 

large treed lot $55,900 

CENTURY 21 


464-8881 

312 Livon 


Place your 


The Observer 

591-090 

644-107 

852-3222 

Use your 

b Eccentric Newspapers 

Wayne 

Oakland 

Rochester/Avon 

yisa or Master Card 

ONLY $6,000 I OWN! A beautiful J bed- 

room Ranch, 

and In a supe 

family room, 

large garage 

JUST LISTED 

hearth flreplai 

deck off faiîll 

Dream Garag 

FIXED RATS 

Payment on 

T""T 

312 Livonia 

classified want ad in 

decorated to perfection 

Livonia location Huge 

newer carpet thru-out, 

52,900 

LIVONIA k AREA 

BEAUTIFUL! 

Custom Colonial decorated in Warm 

Earth Tones shows Pride of Construe 

tion k Ownership' 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 

family room (full brick fireplace), atUc 

fan. garage door opener. 

deck' A Real Beauty' $89,900 ( 

COUNTRY FI EL1NG on almost a half 

acre In prime Livonia location 3 bed 

room Brick, family room, 2 baths, 2 car 

attached gar ge Easy Assumption' 

>67,900 

QUALITY ABOUNDS in this beautiful 3 

bedroom Medi erranean style Farming 

ton Hills Ram 

room fireplace 

fireplace, 1st 

entry I "Dijastlcally" 

Terms' |llt>« 

lyle h'arming- 

with 2^ baths, family 

fantastic rec room with 

floor laundry, courtyard 

reduced and 

10 Year old 3 bedroom 

Brick Ranch n North Livonia Raised 

fe. country kitchen, wood 

Auto Buff 

ly room 

$56,900 

MTGE. with Low Down 

this 3 bedroom Brick 

Ranch on closfc to AN ACRE with tow 

ering trees 

room with fireplace, 2 baths, 3 CA 

ATTACHED 

workshop ania 

$86,900 

Huge living room, family 

eplace, 2 baths, 3 CAR 

•ARAGE with office 

A Real 

k 

Showplace 

ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS! 

Home overlooking Belleville Lake located In country 

atmosphere with city convenience to expressway 

Lots of extras Include 3 huge bedrooms each with 

their own full bath, underground sprinkling system 

fed off lake, plus much morel Land contract terms 

for 5 yearsl Definitely a must to seel 

NEW ON THE MARKETI 

Seller offers possible buy-down and with points paid 

on this 4 bedroom Livonia brick ranch. Features In- 

clude 2 full baths, family room with fireplace, hard- 

wood floors. Good location Asking $53,500. 

SUPER PRICE - SUPER FINANCINGI 

On this Plymouth Trallwood beauty! Offers 4 bed- 

rooms, 2V% baths, den, newer family room carpeting, 

no-wax kitchen floor, counter tops. Beautifully 

landscaped large lot on court. Simple assumption at 

8%% or possible land contract, second mortgage. 

$92 900 

BACKS TO MINI-PARK 

Enjoy the pleasant yard with patio along with this 

beautiful 3 bedroom, V/t bath Canton Colonial. 

Clean, well-decorated In neutral tones. Huge country 

kitchen with cupboards galore and no-wax floor, 

family room with fireplace. $65,900. 

REDFORD TOWNSHIP RANCH 

Just listed Is this 3 bedroom brick ranch with newer 

kitchen, full finished basement, with wet bar, V/t car 

garage, treed backyard with enclosed patio. Move 

right In — Immediate occupancy. $46,900. 

HITCHCOCK GAIURY of Horns 

607 S. MAIN ST. 

PLYMOUTH 

453-2210 

ONLY 10% I 

ful 3 bedrooi 

sought-after 

ed to perfect! 

with firepla 

room, cove 

garge All for 

'EREST on this beauti 

Brick Ranch in much- 

Mar Estates Decorat- 

It offers family room 

finished recreation 

pato, 2 car atUched 

w Price of $75,500 

IHARRYS 

LFE 

1-5660 

must sell! Rosedale 

rkling 3 bedroom brick 

Solanam kitchen, fin 

t, garage $14,500 as 

13V«% mortgage. $485 

tax k Insurance or nego- 

rate with 10% down Rent/op^ 

8256 

REDUCED $ 

Gardens 

ranch. »paci< 

Ished base 

sumes 28 yea 

payments pi 

liable r 

tion Asking $35,900 Call eves 522 

REDUCED $9,000 MUST SELL 

WITHIN 3 wieks A bargain at below 

market value Spacious 5 bedroom 

brick Quad livcl Huge family room. 

2^ baths, finished rec room, patio k 

attached garage Great land Contract 

terms $75,0 

LAND CO 

sionally la 

ting lively 

dinli 

VCT TERMS - Profes 

(raped Burton Hollow set 

bedroom brick Colonial, 

room, ] family room, fireplace, 

d basement, under 

ler & attached garage 

ground spri 

$85,000 

V. ACRE COUNTRY SETTING Out 

standing landscaping surround this im 

maculate custom built 3 bedroom brick 

bungalow, red room, dining room, ga 

rage k maintenance free exterior Orig 

Inal owners $34,900 

EAFjL KEIM 

SUBURBS 261-1600 

$9,5 

Sharp, clean 

with alumin 

ment, large I 

term at 11% 

insurance Doi 

$49,800 

10 DOWN ! 

bedroom brick ranch 

trim Finished base 

Land Contract, 4 year 

1403 month plus tax and 

t miss this opportunity 

ARCHITECT'S HOME 

Sharp, clean bedroom brick ranch 

with aluminum trim, basement and at 

tached garage Large patio Land Con 

tract Check on| this location $58,900 

PEE 

28200 7 Ml e 533-7272 


'Schweitzer' 

PDl 

large wood 

(L-542I 

EXECUTIVE 

Neighborhood of fine homes is the 

Choice Livonia setting for this 3 bed- 

room, 2 full bath Brick Ranch Rec 

room has extra bedroom or Study, fam- 

ily room fireplace, screened in patio, 2 

car attached garage More' L C terms 

or VA Welcome'$72,900 (L-537) 

COUNTRY HOMES 

Sharp All Brick 3 bedroom Ranch. 1W 

baths, carpeted thru-out, maintenance- 

free exterior, covered paUo, beautiful 

decor thru-out $65,000 (L-507) 

CONDOMINIUM 

FARMINGTON HILLS Condo-hving 

at its best for this low, low price in de- 

sirable location 2 bedrooms, all kitchen 

appliances, air conditioning, nice pool A 

•>icnic area Much More' Excellent 

.AND CONTRACT $37,900 (L-493) 

ASSUME 

This freshly cleaned 3 bedroom Coloni 

al in SOUTHFIELD 4 You can move 

right into it' l.arge family room with 

double doorwalls overlooking treed 

ard and fireplace, large bright country 

itchen with builtins Priced to sell at 

$69,900" (L-464) 

Schweitzer Real Estate 

BETTER HOMES 

& GARDENS 

522-5333 

GARDENERS DELIGHT 

Sharp 3 bedroom ranch attached ga 

rage on one third acre Bentley High 

area Asking $48,900 

Real Estate Network 

Clark Fron 

425-7300 

YOU WILL love to entertain, in this 

brick ranch with attached garage Per 

fectly maintained, inside k out BeauU 

fully finished basement Too many 

extras to name $69,900 

Integrity • 525-4200 

313 Dearborn 


ASSUME 8%% Interest 

Payments of $339 including taxes 3 

bedroom brick ranch New earth tone 

carpeting Energy efficient Full base^ 

ment k garage North Dearborn 

Heights $53,900 

ERA 

FIRST FEDERAL 

478-3400 

HANDYMAN SPECIAL N Dearborn 

Heights 3 bedrooms, full basement 

$38,000 negotiable 937-3219 or 

278 9517 


ASSUME LOW INTEREST LONG 

TERM MORTGAGE Immaculate 3 

bedroom ranch superbly decorated 

Lovely private patio off family room 

ith fireplace Full basement k central 

air $56,900 

SIMPLE ASSUMPTION Lovely 4 bed- 

room quad. 2W baths, family room with 

fireplace, & wet bar, dining room, at- 

tached garage & more $89,900 

EARL KEIM 

SUBURBAN 261-1600 

BY OWNER Trallwood II Ranch Ex 

cellent condition Air conditioned, par 

tially completed basement, many ex- 

tra* 45189 Pinetree Open house Sun, 

Sept 12th, 2 5PM $109,900 453 7025 

-CANTON COLONIAL 

OPEN SAT-SUN .2 5PM 

SIMPLE ASSUMPTION' - 

$17,600 to assume 30 Year, Fixed Rate 

11W% Mortgage Payments of $614 

Super Clean 4 year old, 2,000 sq ft 

Bnck, full basement, 4 bedrooms. 2 W 

baths, family room fireplace, 2 car at 

tached garage, formal dining, deck, 

jrofessional landscaping, view of trees 

rorn back $78,900 This Home must be 

sold this Weekend' N of Ford. E of 

Lilley to Hanford to 

6184 STONEHOUSE, 981 4557 

CANTON-3 bedroom, tn level, IV. 

baths, assumable 8% mortgage, flexi- 

ble terms, $55,000 Evenings, 624 0804 

CUSTOM ELEGANCE in Plymouth's 

Colony Farms This spacious home has 

3 bedrooms including separate master 

suite, den or 4 th bedroom, 2W baths, 3 

fireplaces, full walkout basement and 

3 1 * car attached garage $137,500 with 

simple assumption or land contract 

terms Wm Fenlig Real Estate 

453-7800 


POPULAR CITY OF Plymouth location 

for this maintenance free In level, 

2 000 so ft of gracious living plus in 

ground heated pool Must see this one' 

$98,500 Wm Fehlig Real Estate 

453 7800 

ROOM TO GROW 

The owners love it here but had lo 

move This super clean home has all the 

features your family will love 4 bed 

rooms. 2 baths, 19 ft kitchen, family 

room, basement, central air and over 

sized garage Offered at $62,900 Call 

for details on the buy down financing 

offered 

KOENIG & 

Associates 455-7320 

ROOM TO ROAM 

Over 2 prime acres west of Plymouth 

Lovely 3 bedroom brick ranch with 

walkout basement and fireplace, bar, 

kitchen Yard has fenced corral Re- 

duced to $115.000 Call 

JOAN ANDERSEN 

Century 21 


459-6000 

Sacrifice Price 

Lowest price in sub and a beautiful 4 

bedroom 2^ bath colonial with 1st 

floor laundry, large kitchen with extra 

cupboards, many extras $99,900 Call 

EILEEN AGIUS 

Century 21 


459-6000 

316 Westland 

Garden City 

302 

HURRY 

Low. Low down l.C Immediate occu 

pancv, super terms, 3 spacious bed 

rooms, bright kitchen with range, tiled 

basement, electronic air cleaner, car 

port $39,900 

Castelli 

525-7900 

LAND. BOAT. CAR. ETC 

for $12,000 Equity in 3 bedroom 

WESTLAND Home Call 729 9454 

LAND CONTRACT TERMS Mainte 

nance free home with 2"j car garage 

Extra nice location close to schools 

Finished basement $41,900 

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M.D. HARWELL 

626-3800 

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JRDABLE BLOOMFIELD HILLS 

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a country setting $550 mo rental 

$59 900 

BIRMINGHAM DELIGHT' This hind 

sonif 4 bedroom 2*^ bath brick bun 

galou must be seen Modernized kitch 

4ith all appliances, central air, 

lood floors, custom blinds k par 

finished basement with wet oar 

is available $74,000 

THE CIRCULAR DRIVE leads up to 

this itately winged colonial on J 3 4 

acre private setting Amenities include 

oak I loon, fully finished basement with 

wet bar k extra bedroom Recessed 

light ng k central air, blend mortgage 

or assumption $168,900 

EARL KEIM 

BIRMINGHAM 

645-5800 

For the 8th consecutive m(j>nth our sales have increased. 

You CAN afford a home now! 

Call today for your FREE brochure, which describes in 

detail the most advantageous financing methods. 

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NORTHVILLE 

Private Executive retreat. Fantastic brick and glass contemporary on 3.75 acres. 4 bedrooms, plus a den and 

huge lower level recreation area complete with bar, sauna and vi€(w of pond and wooded acreage. Amenities 

too numerous to mention. Only qualified buyers, please. Located in Northville Township. $350,000 Call 261- 

0700.(21183) 

LIVONIA 

Outstanding value on this lovely 4 bedroom Cape 

Cod with 2Vfr baths, dining room and family room. 

Beautiful treed lot on quiet cul-de-sac In Burton Hol- 

low Woods. Flexible Land Contract terms. $79,900. 

Call 261-0700. (21954) 

Enjoy country living In this cute 2 bedroom Alumi- 

num ranch on an extra deep lot. loaded with fruit 

trees It's perfect for the retired" couple or 

newlyweds. $42,000. Call 261-0700. (21971) 

Steal this Livonia ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, 

family room and large country kitchen. Full base- 

ment, Central Air, 2 car garage and fenced yard. 

$47,900. Call 261-0700. (21959) 

Nice area. 3 bedroom brick ranch, hardwood floors 

In living room and bedrooms, kitchen recently re- 

modeled. doorwall to patio and attached garage. 

$59,500. Call 525-0990. (20908) 

LAND CONTRACT. Super area. 3 bedroom brick 

ranch with tiled basement, newer furnace and hot 

water heater. Blown-in Insulation added to keep 

down these high heating bills. All appliances stay. 

Close to shopping and transportation. $44,900, Call 

525-0990. (20796) 

Beat buy In Rosedale Gardens, Priced for cash out 

sale. Lovely family room, natural fireplace, country 

kitchen, attached garage, attic fan and 2 full baths. 

$49,900 Call 525-0990. 

FARMINGTON HILLS 

Terms too good to be true on this 2Vi year old colo- 

nial. Four large bedrooms, Vh baths, second floor 

laundry and family room with full-wall fireplace. A 

spacious and gracious home with the terms everyone 

is looking fori $113,500. Call 477-1111. (21930) 

NOVI 

Newer maintenance free exterior Trl-level with addi- 

tional Insulation. Natural fireplace, 2Vfc car garage, 

family room and simple assumption of mortgage 

available. $72,900. Call 477-1111. (20080) 

NORTHVILLE 

Spacious 3 bedroom brick ranch, featuring a large 

familiy rdiom with a raised hearth fireplace, country 

kitchen iith built-ins, 1st. floor lanundry, plush car- 

peting, On a gentle hillside location. $98,500.Call 

348-6430 for terms. 

GARDEN CITY 

Great Land Contract terms with low down payment 

on this \f/ell maintained 3 bedroom brick ranch, fin- 

ished basement with gas fireplace, 2'A car garage 

and ou side barbecue. $47,900. Call 326-2000. 

(21261) 

INKSTER 

Simple Assumption. Three bedroom brick ranch with 

beautiful finished basement, 2V4 car garage and 

more $$7,900. CAII 326-2000. (68235) 

CANTON 

You caifi name your terms when you buy this beauti- 

ful Tri-evel home. Features Include 3 bedrooms, 

spaciojs kitchen, large family room and unusually 

big living and dining room combination. The use of 

the easement makes the lot a very special one in- 

deed. $64,900 Call 455-7000. 

Land Contract terms on 5 acre mini-farm in Canton. 

oom, VA bath brick ranch. Very sharp. Check 

terms to go along with the affordable price of 

3 bedf 

on the 

$79,960. Call 455-7000. (21016) 

Simple 

home 

shopp 

7000. 

PLYMOUTH 

assumption. Neat, clean 3 bedroom, VA bath 

with family room and 2 car garage. Close to 

ng In Plymouth Township. $65,900. Call 455- 

Cozy, 3 bedroom home in beautiful treed setting, fin- 

ished recreation room, remodeled kitchen, newer 

aluminum siding and Insulation. Energy efficient fur- 

nace and new copper plumbing. Land Contract 

terms $53,700, Call 455-7000. (21526) 

Family Neighborhood 

4 bedroom 2W bath colonial on quiel 

large court lot backing to creek Cus 

torn draperies, stained woodwork, deck 

and dog run $85,900 Call 

SYLVIA KEOUGH 

Century 21 


459-6000 

FIVE THOUSAND down Land con 

tract/simple assumption 4 bedroom 

Quad. 2 1 * baths, Refluced $12,000. high 

sixties Many extras All offers 

considered After 5pm 981-2295 

FIVE YEAR 9% land contract avail 

able on this Plymouth home 3 bed- 

rooms, full basement, garage and 

fenced yard Close to downtown area 

Offered at $56,900 Wm Fehlig Real 

Estate 453 7800 

HIGH PAYMENTS next to nothing 

down ($2,800), 11% interest Backs to 

stream with trees, premium lot. War 

ren Sheldon areas Formal dining room, 

master bath off bedroom, family room/ 

fireplace, attached garage Just listed 

icy Earth tone de- 

Immediate occupancy 

cor Call One Way 

459 5222 

A DOLLHOUSE 

Just move in and enjoy this perfect 

home with finished basement, large 

kitchen, breezeway, covered front 

porch, 2W car garage, land contract 

terms, and a Plymouth Twp location 

$47,900 

CENTURY 21 


420-2100 

CANTON BY OWNER 4 bedroom Co- 

lonial. air, gas grill, patio, formal din- 

ing, family room with fireplace, garage 

door opener Seller in home finance 

business $78,900 Evenings 981-4611 

TRANSFERRED OWNER 

WANTS A DEAL! 

Under $15,000 will assume a low inter 

est loan or seller will Uke back a sec 

ond mortgage on this 4 bedroom. 2W 

bath colonial with all the extras 

$72,900 Talk to LILLIAN 

Re/Max Boardwalk 

459-3600 

LOW DOWN L.C 

Or simple assumption, fantastic 3 bed 

room brick ranch. 1 W baths with half 

bath in master bedroom, authentic type 

country kitchen & dinettt Dishwasher, 

could be smaller kitchon plus family 

room Beautifully finished basement, 

gargage, Livonia schools] $54,900 

Castelli 

525-7900 

WOULD YOU LIKE 

To move into a house that has been so 

well cared for and improved that you 

would have little to do for years'" Than 

drive by 6912 Ardsley and make an ap^ 

pointment to see inside Rec room 

downstairs is perfect for kids and par 

ties, spacious living & family rooms, 

convenient country kitchen and much 

more See what $63,900 will buy 

KOENIG & 

Associates 455-7320 

HURRY! 

One story upper level. 2 bedroom con 

do Seller has found a home 5 year land 

contract $7,000 down, 11% interest 

Won t last'$36,900 P-422 

LAND CONTRACT TERMS 

Are available on this spacious 4 bed 

room, 2W bath Colonial in N Canton 

THls well kept home also provides the 

ultimate in privacy as the property ad 

joins a pleasant wooded area Call for a 

private showing Priced at $83,900 P 

421 

WHAT A DEAL! 

3 bedroom raised ranch and only $6,500 

down on a 5 year land contract offered 

Decorated neutrally with many "tovely 

appointments throughout Located in 

llow Trail Sub, Canton Hurry, 

priced for a quick sale at $6i,900 r- 

415 

TERMS 

Almost new home with all tvpes of 

terms, and priced $10,000 under cur 

rent market value for necessity sale 3 

large bedrooms, 2^ baths and so clean 

it squeeks. hurry on this one' $70,900 P 

322 

COUNTRY LIVING 

In Plymouth Twp Land contract terms 

on this newly remodeled 2 bedroom 

ranch with 64 acres Convenient to City 

of Plymouth and perfect for the young 

nily or retired gentlemen farmer 

$58,900 P-390 

Schweitzer Real Estate 

BETTER HOMES 

& GARDENS 

453-6800 

10 YEAR L-C 

One full landscaped acre in Salem 

Twp featuring 2 natural fireplaces, 

covered porch, 2 L, i baths, 4 large bed 

rooms, large country kitchen, 2"^ car 

attached garage, and Plymouth schools 

Only 20% down moves you in Priced 

for quick sale $106,900 bring all of 

fers Ask for 

DAVID BEARDSLEY 

Century 21 


459-6000 

MOVE RIGHT IN 

to this attractive 3 bedrdom ranch, up- 

dated bath, freshly decqrated, I W car 

garage Simple assumption $32,900 

Call DON GETTS 

CENTURY 21 


478-4660 361-4700 

WESTLAND Livonia 

room brick ranch 1W c 

hools 3 bed 

r garage Step 

out your back yard to|golf course 

fireplaces, central air $$9,000 427-9478 


API EALING NOTTINGHAM Forest 

Geni Near Brother Rice Quiet wooded 

cul ile sac Energy efficient 4 bedroom, 

3 ^ I bath custom colonial, modern 

Stuay with bath exjts on fronl court 

Stoie fireplace wall facing family/liv 

ing [dining rooms Full basement, cen 

tral air L vacuum. Blendable 6^% 

mortgage or L.C $179,000 Less for 

cash 646 4870 

302 Birmingham 

Bloomfield 

FRANKLIN, Birmingham tchooli 

27272 Ovid Court. S of 14 F, of lnkater 

3 bedroom ranch air conditioned 2 car 

garage, Florida room immediate occu 

pancy $110 000 with $15,000 down 

Land contract 540 1310 $72-2626 

FRANKLIN ESTATE Finrt offering. 

2 acres, swimming pool 3 bedroom 

ranch, 2 fireplaces privacy etc Owner 

must sell $li5,000 Call 851 0W7 •»-- 

HAMMOND l.AKEFRONT 

Bi level home in Bloomfield Hill*, 4 

bedrooms. 3 baths simple assumption, 

qualified buyers please call 626-9190 or 

after 4PM 334^464 




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ASSUME 7%. % OR 9% LC 

lg term, or lease option with 50% 

it from $1,800 Mo , down payment 

on |installments, 4 bedroom, 3 bath, 

•r contemporarv" 3 acres, pond, 

ed Walnul Lake privileges 

$26^,000, trades considered 851 7530 

ATTRACTIVE 

IN TOWN 

Ingham condo in choice location. I 

oom, 1 bath, completely equipped, 

llent storage, fireplace ana at 

tached garage Immediate occupancy 

$6sj000 Call Betty Dunn 

alph Manuel Associates 

559-3848 or 647-7100 

ATTRACTIVELY landscaped field 

stoi e Colonial near Quarton School 

Gr« cious foyer, large kitchen, break 

fas:, library, & family rooms 4 bed 

roons, 3î baths Large mortgage 

limple assumption 1327 N (ilenhurst 

645 1415 

A BEAI'TV 

Immediate occupancy j 3 bedroom, 

basement, new carpel & paint $27,500, 

LC terms After 6pm 553-3856 

ASSUME immaculate 3i bedroom brick 

ranch, deck, air conditioning, all appli- 

ances, immediate occupancy, must see, 

535 6471 

BARGAIN in brick ranfh, full finished 

basement, attached gfirage, 100 ft 

fenced yard with trees,Jnew earth tone 

carpeting, you paint. IJust listed at 

ttf oon in*. 

$42,900, 10 

One Way 

assumption or VA Call 

] 522-6000 


EDENDERRYHILL 

Seclusion and privacy is yours in this 

dramatic custom built English tudor 

colonial 5 bedrooms, 2 4 baths, pool 

designed for family living Call 

CONNIE or KAY 

CENTURY 21 


420-2100 

EXCELLENT Land Contract Terms on 

this 3 bedroom brick custom built 

ranch, approximately 1800 sq ft , full 

basement,-formal dining room, family 

room with fireplace & country kitchen 

Mini condition' 3 4 acres of rolling ter- 

rain in prime area Priced to sell quick 

ly al only $89,900 Ask lor 

Marilyn Pretty 

REAL ESTATE ONE 

348-6792 or 348-6430 

LAND CONTRACT 

TERMS make it easy to purchase this 

large 4 bedroom 2W bath colonial situ 

ated on an extra large lot $82 000 Call 

FRED MIOTKE 

Century 21 


459-6000 

Large 3 Bedroom 

COLONIAL in Plymouth Twp with gor 

geous landscaping, quality throughout, 

plush carpeting, marble sills crown 

moldings, cathedral ceiling ir Ifamily 

room with fireplace. 1st floor lutillty, 

basement and attached garage Below 

market interest rate $82,500 Call 

DOUG COURTNEY 

CENTURY 21 


420-2100 

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Because you need a bome oow 

and all you have seen are tired 

old model* 

Solution 

The Herman Frankel Group 

has new homes under coo 

itruetioo all of the time 

Freah, innovative, luxurious 

design* Ready for your own 

decorating touches 

Visit the* communities and 

see what* new Available 

now 

The Park 

Luiury single family homes 

from $249,900 

Located oo Rolling Ridge S 

off Lone Pine Road. between 

Middlebelt 4 Orchard Lake 

Rds Bloomfield Hills School* 

Sales Office 626-3502 

Pebble Creek 

Luiufy condominium homes 

from $129,900 

Located on H Mile Rd, W 

mile W of Orchard Lake Rd 

Sales Office 851-3500 

Main Office 626-3500 

A very few available for 

immediate occupancy 

Sales by 

The Herman Frankel 

Organization 

LAKE PRIVILEGES 

UPPER STRAITS LAKE 

OPEN SUN. 1-4 

440) ROLLING PINE DRIVE, N of 

Pontiac Trail, W of Halstead HIGHLY 

I'nderpnced for wooded area of custom 

I homes Knock out contemporarv, quar- 

ry tile foyer. 4 bedroom*, 2 full bath*, 

huge great room with stunning fire- 

place Very large separate dining room, 

cathedral ceiling*, recessed lighting, 

lot* of decking, central air, all done ui 

lovely neutral* GREAT FINANCING 

1160,900 

Cranbrook 

Assoc , Inc Realtors 

855 M00 



ALL FARMINGTON HILLS 

Transferred In? 

Just perfect for you! Sophisticated and 

elegant brick colonial on large rolling 

lot lacks to stream In exclusive area J 

bedrooms, 2H bath*, formal dining, 21 

ft family room with fireplace, base- 

ment, 23 x 19 brick patio. Impeccable 

landscaping I JO,000 down, land coo- 

tract IIOUOO 

FAMILY ROOM 

Only MUM, land contract Stunning 20 

ft family room with brick fireplace 

sweetens this hooey of a ranch with J 

bedrooms. 22 i 15 kitchen, finished 

baaement, 70 ft lot, like new 

SPECTACULAR! 

Breathtaking beauty In this dramatic 

ultr*-cootemporary brick quad-level In 

Colony Park" Towering vaulted cell- 

ing* with ilanllng loft library In balco- 

nies 4 bedroom*. 2to baths, 2 fire- 

places. 22 ft kitchen, formal dining, 

family room with bar, hasement, exten- 

sive decking and more Priced to sell 

Land contract 

BIG DEAL 

Only (95,900 steals this magnificent pit 

la red colonial, appro i 2600 sq ft., only 

2 years old, backs to commons, 4 bed- 

rooms, 21 x 21 master suite with fire- 

place, 2to bath*, family room with fire- 

place, basement, side-entrance 2 car 

garage, 20 ft paUo, underground 

sprinkling Only $10,000 down 

2 FIREPLACES 

UNDER MARKET/144,9001 Towering 

special fleldstooe fireplace dominates a 

rustic dramatic great room, open stair- 

case to loft ma*ter suite with brick fire- 

place, bath and sun deck 4 bedroom*, 

den, 17 ft formal dining room, finished 

basement. 2 car garaage, treed lot. 

choice area Land contract 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford 414, Inc. 478-6000 

195,000 

MARTIN 


Far mington Hills 

OPEN SU!f>AY • 22432 BROOKDALK 

Farmington Lovely 3 bedroom Ranch 

on over 3 jcres, family room, garage 

KETCHUM 4 MARTIN 

22-0200 

OPEN SUN 1-6 PM 

fERS ONLY 

ST SELL 

3 bedroom brick ranch, 2 car attached, 

family room'* Florida room, 2 bath*, 

living room] with fireplace, newly dew 

rated, larga treed lot 

18257 New Castle 

Ml,500 I 553-3444 

OPEN SAT-SUN 2-5 f'M 

Make an Offer 5230 Doberty. Weat 

Bloomfield, East of Orchard, North of 

Walnut 5 bedroom custom colonial, 

3200 sq.ft., on heavily treed 9/10 acre 

Outstanding home and value 

SHARP 4 bedroom colonial living, din- 

ing. family, library, lease with option, 

or land contract considered Reduced to 

$144 000 628-5855 

Sophisticated 

Lake Living 

A contemporary version of our 

Arboretum model which 

opened to rave reviews In the 

area newspapers and TV, will 

be completed In 30 days This 

beautiful home has the Prest 

dentlal features that have 

been called "Tomorrow's 

Sparkle" and Is located on 

Bloomfield Uke with prof» 

sional landscaping and 3 wood 

deck* 

Bloomfield Hills Schools 

$297,900 

THE PARK AT 

BLOOMFIELD LAKE 

Located on Rollins Ridge. S 

of Lone Pine Rd. between 

Middlebelt It Orchard Uke 

Rd (Open Dally 4 Sun 12 

Nooo-#pm (Cloaed Thursday) 

A HERMAN FRANKEL 

ORGANIZATION DEVELOPMENT 

Sales Office: 626-3502 

ANTIQUE Victorian double bay-win- 

dows. high celling*, large room*, 

italned oak flooring, with all new 

plumbing, beating, electrical, and base- 

ment land contract term* A*king low 

$W* Call One Way 522-6000 

Beat Buys/Farmington Hill* 

BRAND NEW 4 UNBEATABLE 

Price slashed $109,900 

Beat terms: 11% 25 Years 

N of 12 34572 BUNKERHILL 

Beautiful 4 bedroom 2vt baths, family 

room 

MERCY CENTER AREA 

Aaaume 8W% mortgage or seller will 

give 7 year land contract, $30,000 

down, price $105,000 Custom Engll*h 

tudor colonial 7 years old, cathwlral 

ceiling living room, large free-form 

kitchen, decl, central air, hardwood 

floors, much more 

ARBOR REALTY 553-8128 

FARMINGTON HILLS $39,900 

Immaculate aabeatoa bungalow 2 bed 

room*, huge 24x12 paneled family 

room, fireplace, screened 4 glasaed 

porch, new carpeting throughout Und 

contract, $5,000 down 477-1769 

FARMINGTON HILLS - 1st time of 

fered, 3 bedroom 1W bath brick ranch, 

In deaireable 13 Mile 4 Drake area 

Family room with fireplace, country 

kitchen, 2 1 * car garage, mature lot, 

$79,000 By owner 553-0*24 

FARMINGTON HILLS • Gracious 4 

Spacious' Newly decorated! Approxi 

mately 2 acrea! 30 ft. living room, ma 

jeatlc dining room, family room, den, 

gormet kitchen 3 flreplacea, $230,000 

Terms Uverne Eady 4 Assoc 626-4711 

WEST BLOOMFIELD equestrian 

Ute, J bedroom ranch, 14 itall barn. 17 

rolling and treed acrea. super Inveat- 

ment. $349,000 661 1533 


Large 3 bedroom, brick 4 aluminum 

ranch near Glen Oaks Golf Club New 

roof, windows, plumbing, electrical, 

furnace, hot water tank, all exterior 

Country kitchen, formal dining room, 

huge living room with natural fireplace 

and attached 2 car garage Ea*y land 

contract term* A*king $72,900 

CENTURY 21 

MJLCORPORATE 

TRANSFEREE SERVICE 

851-6700 

ROOM TO 

bedroom r 

bath, en 

kaleldwo 

storage 

fenced 

Call R(X'K 

IOAM exceptional large 3 

:h on oversized lot, 2 full 

lintment center off patio, a 

of space, a wealth of work 

area, 38x32 garage with 

si First offering, $85,500' 

BRUCE 

COMFORTABLE large 3 bedroom 

brick rarojh with comfortable open 

floor plan, attached 2 car garage 4 

fenced lot, lull baaement, gas heat, nat- 

ural fireplace, LAND CONTRACT or 

reasonable FIXED RATE mortgage 

possible $78,900' 

THIS HOUSE IS SEXY, beautiful open 

floor plan 4 a honeymoon "LOFT" lake 

privileges, like brand new! Only $79,000 

with LOW DOWN terms' Ask for DIA 

NA STEPHENS 

Century 21 

HOME CENTER 

476-7000 

w AS $95,000 

NOW $84,900!! 

SUBSTANTIAL 4 bedroom. 2* bath 

Colonial las library plus fireplaced 

family ro>m, new carpeting On large 

wooded si ;e in prime Farmington Hills 

area Exiellent assumable land con- 

tract Lois of house for the money' 

$84,900! 

ASK FOR ROSEANNE STITLE 

Chamberlain 

646-0000 643-9069 

306 Southfiald-Lathrup 306 Rochaater-Troy 

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 

(47 so) 29619 SOMERSET, N of 12 

Mile, W of Southfield Rd Exceptional 

ly well maintained colonial with 4 bed 

rooms. 2W baths, formal dining, family 

room, fireplace Newer furnace, hot 

water tank, driveway Maintenance 

free exterior, attractive landscaping 4 

gas barbecue LAND CONTRACT 

TERMS BE SURE TO SEE $77,900 

Century 21 

VINCENT N LEE 

EXECUTIVE TRANSFER SALES 

851-4100 

OPEN SUN. 2-5 

Lovely spacious quality built 

Quad. 3-4 bedrooms, 3 

baths, library, family room, 

rec room, 2V4 car garage, 

central air, underground 

sprinklers, burgular alarm, 

beautiful earth tones, family 

room has walkout. Don't 

miss this onel 28741 West 

Sunset, Lathrup Village, S. 

of 12 Mile Rd., W. of South- 

field. $119,900. 

Century 21 

ROBEC PROPERTIES 

851-7711 

EXECUTIVE RELOCATION 

SERVICES 

OWNER must sell home in Southfield 

Custom built 1970 3 bedroom. 1 4 bath 

ranch 2 car attached garage Central 

air Asking $62,900 Und contract 

available 557-4391 

$3,600 CREDIT 

TO BUYER on lovely 4 bedroom Colfr 

nial, 2V, baths, family room, basement. 

2 car garjtge. lovely lot backs to park 

CUSTOM RANCH. 

LOVELY Brick Ranch in country set- 

ting Large lot, 3 bedrooms, family 

room, fireplace, central air Immediate 

occupanpy, FHA-VA terms, only 

$65,900 

EARL KEIM 

538-8300 

EDFORD INC. 

SOUTHFIELD 

GOOD LAND CONTRACT 

Super 3 bedroom brick ranch with 3 full 

baths, 20 ft family room, rec room/wet 

bar, fireplace, newer gas furnace/cen- 

tral air, carpets, 2 car attached garage 

Very motivated seller $79,500 

Birmingham Schools 

Attractive 4 Dedroom brick colonial. 

24 baths, family room/fireplace, new 

carpets, new drapes, 2 car attached ga 

rage Simple assumption $84,900 

CENTURY 21 

SECONTINE ASSOC. 

626-8800 

R 

trighton-Hartland 

ith Lyon 


In a small town atmosphere Charming 

and roimy 2 bedroom home has 2 

bath*, living room, family room, formal 

dining, bull basement 4 patio Call for 

Info on ferm* Seller* anxiou*! $43,000 

ENTURY 21 

TFORD SOITH WEST 

348-6500 437-4111 

HISTORIC VICTORIAN FARMHOUSE 

Circa lp65 Professionally restored Lo- 

cated lh South Lyon Spacious through 

out Mid $90's Boardwalk Properties 

862-1917 or 334 2324 

ithfiald-Lathrup 

WEST BLOOMFIELD 

FANTASTIC REDUCTION on Uii* cu* 

torn contemporary 4 level bome with 

country atmosphere near the city on 

lovely wooded acreage Central air, 

quarry tile entry, kitchen 4 breakfast 

area. 3 bedroom*. 24 bath*, large liv- 

ing room plus separate dining room 

Handsome walkout family room, com 

puter top kitchen with built-in appli- 

ances Central vac system 4 automaUc 

ipnnkler $144,900 A*k for I.AYNE 4 

ROBERT COLMAN 

Cranbrook 

Aaaoc , Inc Realtor* 

855-2200 

•821 C1MMERON, Walnut Uke privi 

leges N of Lone Pine, E of lnk*ter, 3 

bedroom ranch, 2 car garage, immedi- 

ate occupancy f 110,000 with $15,000 

down 544-1310 872-2626 

8V2% 

Land Contract 

BEAUTIFULLY GROOMED 5 bed 

room, 3V, bath quad with library, fire- 

placed family room, wet bar with 

fr*«xer, complete inlaw suite Lovely 

ground* Prime neighborhood Major 

reduction' Now $125,000 

ASK FOR SHIRLEY PEISNFJR 

Chamberlain 

6 2 6 - 9 1 0 0 


ORIENTAL GARDENS 

Abound thl* spaclou* Woodcreek Hill* 

contemporary 2 *tory Four bedroom*. 

24 bath*, multiple doorwalled family 

room Open floor plan with an abun- 

dance of glaia bringing the outalde In 

Security and *prlnkllng lyitem* Excel- 

lent aaaumptlon or land contract 

$188,000 

LOOK NO FURTHER 

It's all here In thl* 4 bedroom brick co- 

lonial Formal dining room, kitchen 

with bulltln*, flni*bed basement with 

wet bar Paneled family room with 

brick fireplace, 2 4 plus half bath, first 

floor laundry, extra large patio with 

barbecue Und contract available 

Owner anxious $113,900 

WOODCREEK HILLS 

Reminiscent of another era 

MagnifIcent'' French Country Manor" 

features 4 spacious bedroom*, 34 

baths, family room and den Circular 

drive, security and sprinkling system* 

Energy efficient Set amongst towering 

trees 7 year land contract term* 

$219,000 

AETNA 

626-4800 

FARMINGTON 3 bedroom, 2 bath 

brick ranch, excellent condition, large 

family room with natural fireplace, 2 

car finished garage, solid redwood deck 

central air, sprinkler system, baaement 

completely finished - laundry, ping 

pong room, pool room 4 rec room 

Chatham Hill* Sub After 5pm 477-1093 

MEADOWBROOK HILLS 

OPEN SUN. 2-5 

28309 Southfarm Lane 

E of Haggerty, N off 8 Mile on Luion, 

Rt on Southfarm appro* acres Cen- 

tral air, family room, formal dining 

room, Florida room and much more 

$114,900 Excellent Und contract 

term* 

Cranbrook 

Assoc, Inc Realtors 

855-2200 

BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS 

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5. (20058 Beechaven. 

Southfield) 4 bedroom contemporary 

5 uad [level home New carpeting 

iroufsiout- Cathedral cellines. family 

roomjflreplace, library, 1st floor laun 

dry Reduced to $119,900 Call STEIN 

or ABEL. EARL KEIM REALTY. 

MAPLE 855-9100 

1MINGHAM SCHOOLS 

oom, 2Ms bath home is in a great 

area Brick fireplace, family 

hardwood, floorsthroughout up- 

er Icjvel, sliding doors off dining room 

0 and privacy $82,900 H 109 

HIANNETT, INC. 

REALTORS 

646-6200 

OWNER•OPEN SUN,2 TO 5 

me offered Southfield Leonard 

4 

B 

lit t 

School Custom contemporary built 

bednjoms, 2* baths, plus bath in fin- 

basement including wet bar, large 

paneled family room with fireplace, 

formal dining room, very spacious 

kitchen, laundry on 1st floor, 2 car ga 

rage with opener, carpeted patio New- 

ly decorated with many more extras 

kpp't. or location, call 358 1353 

BY OWNER 4 bedroom, 24 bath colo- 

nial Family room with built- in 4 fire- 

place, first floor laundry, central air, 

sprinklers, full basement, near schools, 

swim-club Assumption, blend or LC 

$82.(HK) 559-4377 

CAMBRIDGE VILLAGE 3 bedroom, 2 

batlT ranch, custom finished basement 

Itij Franklin fireplace, wet bar In 4th 

om, a/c, lots of extras, 10 year 

land contract. $51,900 559 1129 

FEATURED IN House 4 Garden maga 

architect designed contemporary 

on •>* acre ravine lot with stream 

in $outhfield Very open plan, ideal for 

le or couple 35 ft living room with 

flrifolace, 2 bedrooms. 2 baths, loft/ 

stufly, deck, oak floont $90,000 Call af 

terppm or weekends. 

478 3618 



DRAMATIC 

SPLIT LEVEL 

4 200 SQ FT PLUS INDOOR POOL 

HUGE ROOMS 

FEATURES GALORE 

Poolslde suite plus 4 bedrooms, 2 ftre- 

placna, balcony livina room, family 

room, first floor laundry, acre hlllnde 

lot Appraised at $221,000 Sacrifice 

$169,500 $44,500 down, 9*t% on bal 

ance Up lo 20 year* 

Negotiable Trade Considered 

Owner 476-0850 

ELEGANT, spacious, super clean and 

close to school* 4 bedroom* In cooven 

lent location Huge family room, at- 

lacbed 2 car garage, additional Insula 

Uon. electronic air filter and air condi- 

tioning Und contract $69,900 

EXCELLENT LAND CONTRACT 

TERMS AVAILABLE Large 4 bed 

room 24 bath Colonial on exclusive 

comer lot Bike paths and tot lots, walk 

lo swim club All for only $119,900 

Electronic 

Realty 

Associates 

M.D. HARWELL 

626-3800 

FARMINGTON HILLS *ale or leaae 

with option, 3 bedroom colonial. 14 

baths family room with fireplace, 2 car 

carace 11% LC Immediate occupan- 

cy^477-7831 477 h$6 

FARMINGTON HILLS, 3 bedroom 

brick ranch (spacloua). full basement 

with appliances, $55,600 VA and FHA 

available 255 6707 or 471-0490 

O&E 

NICELY DEOCRATED, Overlooking 

commons. 4 bedrooms 2 4 baths 4 fam 

tly room Will sell for below market 

value Owner anxious $84,900 Also for 

rent M25 per month Ask for Linda, 

Remai Assoc 855-3100 


Place your classified want ad tn 


The Observer 4 Eccentric Newspaper* 

591-0900 Wayne 




OPEN SAT. 1-4 

Beautiful Colonial, 4 bed- 

room, 2 baths, dynamite 

family room/flreplace, 2Vi 

car garage, has enormous 

warmth & charm, set on 2% 

acres with breathtaking back 

drop featuring a flowing 

stream. Large simple as- 

sumptfon. 31060 Glenmuer. 

Farmington Hills, S. off 14 

Mile Rd., E. of Farmington 

Rd. $119,900. 

Century 21 


851-7711 


SERVICES 

M0DEL, New 3 bedroom ranch, full 

ement, brick 4 sides, garage Heavi 

ulated. thermopane windows Im 

Hate occupancy, $53,999 661-5454 

No) of 12 Mile area $19,000 assumes 

10tr mortgage 4 bedroom Quad, 4 

balhs New Jennalre kitchen, air condi 

tion ing Sprinkling system Security 

2966 Rutherland, 644-7994 

OPEN HOUSE SUN 2-5PM 

Terms Sharon Meadows Sub N of 

12] Mile 29490 Leemoor, Southfield I 

room, 2* bath quality ranch spa 

foyer, family room fireplace 

ki|chen nay, basement, central air 

ime lot, sprinklers, attached garage 

or design drapes, carpets, floors 

L C possible $109,000 353 0703 

SOUTHFIELD MINI ESTATE 

A 22 ft family room with brick full 

wall fireplace and huge Florida room is 

featured in this custom 3 bedroom 

brick ranch Also included are step sav- 

ing kitchen wit! built-in range, 

dishwasher 4 refrigerator, 14 baths, 

carpeted throughout attached 2 car ga- 

rage and % acre li ndscaped lot with 

trees Und contra U terms Asking 

$79,500 

CENTURY 21 

MJL CORPORATE 

TRANSFEREE SERVICE 

851-6700 

ANY TERMS CONSIDERED 

Troy - 4 bedroom, 2** bath, family 

room, owner transferred 4 must sell 

Lease - purchase possible $73,900 Call 

Darlene. Real Estate One. 559 2300 

BEAUTIFUL 

BUILDERS MODEL 

2300 sq ft traditional ranch oo wooded 

lot by Great Oaks Golf Course. 

$129,500 1226 Greenleaf Dr in Valley 

Stream Sub, W off Livernois, N of 

Walton Below market mortgage avail 

able until Sept 30th Builder on site af 

ter 1PM daily Closed Thurs 

MacUish Custom Bldg „ 651-2881 

Bloomfield Hills 

Schools 

Newer Colonial, 4 bedrooms, 

2% baths, attached garage. 

Immaculate! Well 

landscaped with sprinkling 

system. Priced below model. 

Land contract. $60,000 

down, 5 years 11%. 

$199,500. 

Century 21 


642-2550 


SERVICES 

BUY or trade $189,900 value, assum 

able 104% mortgage, payment* $1,268 

month, 3015 sq ft 4 bedrooms plus den 

and large family room. Williamsburg 

colonial on wooded lot in beautiful Hid- 

den Valley Sub in Troy 641-7964 

Chamberlain 

COUNTRY LIVING in the City of Troy 

Spacious 3 bedroom tri-level offering 

formal living room with dining ell, fire- 

( laced family room and much more 

89,900 

CUSTOM DECOR enhances the 2800 *q 

ft of luxurious living space found in 

executive Troy Colonial Featuring li- 

brary, kitchen with breakfast area, 

master suite with dressing area, fin- 

ished baaement and first floor laundry 

$119,900 

LAND CONTRACT TERMS Gracious 

ceramic foyer greets you as you enter 

this sharp 3 bedroom Ranch boasting 

formal dining room, family room, oak 

kitchen cabinets, rec room with wet 

bar Truly a delight' Reduced to 

$139,900 

Chamberlain 

6 8 9 - 8 9 0 0 

KEATINGTON 

BALLOONS, CIDER, DONUTS 

Keatlngton Affordable Homes 

Real Estate One will have these homes 

OPEN Sat 4 Sun 2-5 PM Follow Signs 

2612 MlllcrestCt. $79,900 

2746 Gemini $78,900 

2500 Gemini $89,775 

2484 Armstrong Ct. $90,500 

2900 Armstrong $79,900 

SOUTHFIELD Easy assumption at 

11% 5 minutes from Birmingham 3 

bedroom contemporary brick ranch In 

Cranbrook Village Professionally 

landscaped Newly decorated In neutral 

tones Extras $59,900 569 7939 

SOUTHFIELD, 11 Mile • Greenfield 

area Terrlfice floor plan, 4 bedroom, 

24 bath, colonial, 22dO sq ft, central 

air. 2 car attached garage with opener 

First floor laundry room, finished base 

ment, $75,900 $20,000 10% land con 

tract, by owner 557 5237 

SOUTHFIELD 

3 or 4 bedroom brick home with a huge 

finished rec room with bar. attached 2 

car garage Und contract terms or as 

sume $68,900 

12 MILE & LAHSER 

Touch of Class' Und contract terms of- 

fered on this fabulous colonial 4 bed 

rooms, 2 full and 2 half baths, family 

room with fireplace Featuring first 

floor laundry, finished basement, for- 

mal dining room, gourmet kitchen with 

breakfast room, imported chandeliers, 

central air, attached garage, huge patio 

and gorgeously landscaped yard 

$114,900 

AETNA 

559-8333 

SUPER STARTER - Neat. 3 bedroom, 

fireplace, 3 car garage, $48,900 Green- 

field/12 Mile area 

Country charmer, attractive home 4 

grounds Approximately V« acre, 2 or 3 

bedrooms, family room, fireplace, at 

tached garage, $61,900 

Uverne Eady 4 Assoc 626 4711 

2V2 ACRES 

SPACIOUS Brick Ranch, family room, 

3 fireplaces, 3 baths, carpet throughout, 

rec room, possible 0 INTEREST Und 

Contract Call for details 

LAND CONTRACT- 

BEAUTIFUL 4 bedroom, 2* bath Colo^ 

nial Family room, fireplace, central 

air, rec room with wet bar, heated In- 

ground pool surrounded by terrace 2 

car attached garage 

EARL KEIM 

538-8300 

REDFORD INC. 

307 Milford-Highland 

LAKE SHERWOOD NEAR MILFORD 

Waterfront brick ranch, 3 bedrooms, 

walk-out lower level, 10% Und 

Contract $99,900 887-5190 

LAKE SHERWOOD fabulous 3100 sq 

ft 5 bedroom colonial, dining room, 

den, 3 fireplaces Fantastic 1200 sq ft 

walk out lower level Much more On all 

sports lake LC $240,000 

Ask for Fred 

RIZZO REALTY 

GALLERY OF HOMES 

349-1515 

308 Rochatter-Troy 

OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 

1|7130 Edwards, Southfield 

N. of 12 Mile, E. of South- 

field. 1 acre setting for this 

lovely 3 bedroom brick 

r inch, V/t baths, den, base- 

ment, garage, $69,900 

EARL 

KEIM 

ftealty North, Inc 559 1300 

SOUTHFIELD 

OPEN SUNDAY 1 4 15630 ADDISON, 

(jo Mile 4 Greenfield) 7 YEAR land 

oontract Sharp 3 bedroom brick ranch 

21 bath*, central air. appliances, rec 

room $55,900 

CHAMBERLAIN 548-1500 

SOUTHFIELD 

J HY RENT WHEN YOU CAN BUY 

I* aluminum trimmed 3 bedroom 

brick ranch Featuring a large kitchen, 

(arpetlng throughout, includes all ap- 

pliance*, fenced yard, carport with 

Storage and more Immediate occupan 

Cy. land contract offered $43,900 

AETNA 

626-4800 

AVON ROCHESTER 

Early American designed 2 story home 

tucked in the trees In a secluded setting 

just north of Troy Features Include an 

impressive open foyer, large 22 Ft car 

K ted living room. 15 x 10 6' master 

droom, IV, baths, FULL BASE- 

MENT, garage plus a huge 75 I 440' 

WOODED SITE. $59,920 complete, as 

low as $494 month principle and inter 

est with $6,270 down 

ONLY $2,600 DOWN 

And affordable monthly payments of 

$492 principle and Interest to qualified 

buyers on tnLs rustic designed tri level 

Energy efficient home offers a spacious 

living-dining room combination, coun 

try kitchen with eattlng space, 3 bed 

rooms, large family room, 69 x 300' site 

just north of Troy in an area of new 

custom built homes $52,000 complete 

$389 MONTH 

Special low interest financing to quali 

fied buyers with $6,040 down payment 

Brand new 3 bedroom home on a large 

80' site in an excellent residential area 

near Oakland University features 

large living room, coxy dining room 

step-saver kitchen with wood cabinetry 

14 baths full basement and much 

more Full price of $53,540 wilh M.040 

down, low monthly payments of $389 

INCLUDING TAXES 4 INSURANCE 

VISIT OUR MODEL 

Located Just West 

of Crooks Road at 

2655 AUBURN ROAD 

852-6411 

LUMBERJACK 

310 Union Lake 

Commerce 

BEAUTIFUL 

TRI-LEVEL 

GREAT FINANCING POSSI- 

BLE...buy down to 12% VA 

considered, blend. Zero to 

20% down can get you in 

with good terms. Lovely 

home with spacious family 

room and huge deck. Nice 

neighborhood. Just $57,900. 

Century 21 


851-7711 


SERVICES 

324 Othar Suburban 

Homaa For Sale 

BRAND NEW FINANCING 

$45' 

-X ' PER Mor 

Incl Princpal, Inter 

ONLY 5% 

FHA 235 7 C 


Walled Lake 

HIGHLAND 

2 bedroom ranch on lower Pettlbone 

Uke Easy terms, $46,900 

Carriage Realty ' 887-4107 

319 Homaa For Sale 


AUBURN HGTS Beautiful 4 bedroom 

brick 4 aluminum, 1 ** baths, 2 car at- 

tached garage, newly carpeted 4 paint 

ed Appliances Assumable 12*«% 

$58,900 

332-5875 

CLARKSTON NEAR I 75 

Sale oR Lease Option 3 bedroom ranch, 

finished basement, many extras Und 

Contract terms 391 1079 

EXEC CONTEMPORARY 

Appraisers say $225,000 to $180,000, 

Owner says. $160,000 Terms Formal 

assumption with side note or Blend/ 

AML mortgage or 11-13% LC Taxes 

$2,900 9 75 secluded acres, trees and 

ponds, 10 minutes No of Pine Knob In- 

door pool with skylights. 2 fireplaces, 3 

bedrooms, living area, passive solar 

and hydrostat baseboard heat Master 

bath with 6 Ft sunken tub 2^ car ga 

rage with drive-thru into workshop 

Much more Call evenings, 

Chri* Vernier, 1-695-1853 

OPEN SAT. 1-5 

UNIVERSITY HILLS BeauUful, tr«*d 

bedroom ranch, prime Rochester 

community Lota of extra* Great land 

contract term* 1984 Avoncrest, E off 

Old Perch, N of University Dr Only 

$92,900 

ASK FOR BILL BRAKE 

Chamberlain 

65 1-8850 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 

Exciting brand new Chalet designed 3 

bedroom home near Elizabeth Uke 

Features include a large carpeted liv 

ing room with fireplace, bay windowed 

dining room, step saver kitchen, l'-i 

baths, 2 car garage $54,000 complete, 

excellent terms with $2,700 down, af 

fordable monthly payment* of $508 

principle and Interest. 

$3,490 DOWN $380 MONTH 

That'* right! You 4 your family can en 

loy living In a brand new *pUt-level 

home 4 have payment* less than rent 

This rustic designed home Is located on 

a tree lined street in an excellent resi 

dentlal area near the lake in WEST 

BLOOMFIELD Features include 

open living/dining room/doorwall 4 

deck, deluxe kitchen /island work cen- 

ter, 24' family room $50,990 complete 

$900 DOWN 

Veterans financing available on this 

English Tudor tri-level home in a scenic 

lake area with West Bloomfield schools 

Plenty of room for a young family, this 

spacious home features a carpeted liv- 

ing room, country kitchen/wood cabi- 

netry, 3 large bedrooms 4 an 18' family 

room Affordably priced at $50,900 

VISIT OUR MODEL 

Direction* No on Haagerty Rd to 

Richardson Rd , right to Keelson, left to 

Ed wood, left on Edwood to model 

LUMBERJACK 363 9209 

[H 

Taxes, Ins 

iOWN 

fo INT. 

WE HAVE FINANCING WITH 

MSHDA and STATE 

NEW 3 BEDROOM, BRICK RANCH 4 

TRI WITH FAMILY RO )M 

FROM $50,500 

TROY-3035 Heritage, o 

W of Dequindre 

CHESTERFIELD 26973 

E of Gratiot. S of 23 mi 

STERLING HTS 34305 

Irvli ng 

MODELS OPEN 1 6, CLOSED THURS 

WARREN AND EAST DETROIT 

MIKE BUILDING 861 3700 

•IF YOU QUALIFY 

GORGEOUS COLON 1A 

Glenwood Hts Sub in W 

seller has shown tastef i 

agination in making t) 

thing special 4 bedro* 

dining room, family 

place, fully carpeted 4 

Terms available includ 

option to buy Fantastic 

Call Owner 453-0824 or 

LARGE English Tudo home, 4 bed 

rooms, next to Pleasai t Ridge, exten 

sive hardwood trim, beveled glaps 

French doors, arched fi eplace, beveled 

S I ass windows, much more Asking 

65.000 $25,000 Dn , asiume at 14% br 

blended rate Mortgage of $40,000 

Buyers only After 5 PM daily 546-5270 

f 16 mi, 1 blk. 

528 2211 

Clark Circle. 

949 3444 

Centennial at 

978 8484 

326 Condos For Sale 

CHESTNUT HILL Village Adams Rd 

4 S Blvd 1 bedroom condo, assume 

mortgage, $300 per month Must sell 

soon 852 7130 

CUSTOM 1 BEDROOM first floor ener 

gy efficient unit with fantastic court 

yard view Farmington Hills location, 

covenient to freeways, churches shop^ 

ping 4 transportation Neutral decor 4 

upgraded carpeting Well designed 

kitchen with no-wax floor self cleaning 

oven, built-in microwave Pool 4 tennis 

courts Great rental opportunity for the 

investment minded Individual Call for 

additional features 4 financing Ask for 

Peggy Seth, Lee Realty, 528-0920 

FOXTHORNE 

CONDOMINIUM HOMES 

from...$48,990 

• 1W Baths' 'Attached garage • Full 

basement* • 2 bedrooms • Appliances • 

Carpeting • 

•Except Carriage Home 

Models Open Daily 4 Sun I -6 

Sat. 12 5. Closed Thursday 

552-0123 352-8892 

in prestigious 

iyne, Mich The 

f care and im- 

is home sorne- 

ms, 2"^ batM. 

aom with fire- 

more $81,5()0 

ng renting with 

deal to be had 

420-0276 

325 Real Eatate Services 

HARBOR SPRINGS 

High Quality Condominium 

On the shore of Little Traverse Bay 

With over 2,000 sq fl A spectacular 

view 4 lots of sandy beach $295,000 

GRAHAM REAL ESTATE 

198 E. Main ST. 

Harbor Springs, Mi 49740 

616-526-6251 

326 Condot For Sale 

THINKING OP BUYING 

OR SELL NG? 

but you don't know wh 're you stand in 

todays market • we car help you Fo| a 

free consultation in you home, call 

MICHAEL J WRIGHT 

FRED MIOjTKE 

Sales Associajes for 

Century 21 


459-6000 

326 Condos Fo 

A BEAUTIFUL PLACB 

Bradbury/Plymouth 

AfcL ADULT (TONDOS 

One 4 two bedroom ranches with fi|ll 

basement Some with L C available 

$55,000-$6! ,000 

OFFERED BY 

BRADBURY REALTY 

455-3001 

Sale 

ADAMS WOODS, by| owner, tran, 

ferred, 2 bedroom, 2^ bath, family 

room finished in lower level, applianct 

included, assumable 8J mortgage, ur 

believable $123,900 F]ves after Sep 

12 1 852-946(4 

OPEN SUN. 2-5 

BOTH SIMPLE 

ASSUMPTION OR 

LAND CONTRACT 

Quad level, large kitchen, 

family room with fireplace, 

$84,900. 2243 Academy, E. 

of John R., N. of Big Beaver. 

3 bedroom, 2V4 bath Coloni- 

al, finished basement with 

wet bar. $110,500. 4203 

Sugargrove, N. of Wattles, E. 

of Adams. 

Century 21 


642-2550 


SERVICES 

RENT WITH OPTION 

Sharp 4 bedroom colonial In Troy has 

family room with fireplace, central air. 

paneled basement, 2 car attached ga 

rage 4 attractive landscaped lot $650 

per month $75,000 land contract 

O RILLEY REALTYV489 8844 

ROCHESTER • simple assumption at 

9V4% Energy efficient 3 bedroom colo- 

nial with l 1 ^ baths, familv room with 

fireplace Premium lot backing to Com- 

mons Und rate also available Buvers 

only, $79,900 651-3423 

ROCHESTER 4 bedroom quad with 

inground swimming pool, snrinkling 

system 4 many other feature* 

$110,000 LC available 651-7215 

NEW HOMES' 

Lease with option to buy 1 

100% of rent will apply towards pur 

cha*e Limited Offer 

373-6600 669-9115 

PROUD LAKE AREA' 

3 BEDROOM COLONIALS 

2 car garage, basement, fireplace and 

appliance* at payments far below cur 

rent mortgages 

373 6600 669 9115 

LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS' 

3 BEDROOM RANCHES 

4 TRI-LEVEL 

Oak cabinets, family room, fireplace, 2 

car garage, full basement, appliances, 

large lot* and more' Ready tor occu- 

pancy' 

373 6600 869 9115 

LEASE WITH OPTION TO BUY' 

GREAT LOCATION' 

Proud Uke 4 Kensington Area Close 

to freedways and shopping Open 12 to 

6, closed Thursdays 

373-6600 

669-9115 

11 99% MORTGAGES AVAILABLE' 

BERT L SMOKLER 4 CO 

TROY • Assumable 8% 3 bedroom 

ranch, 2^ baths, dining room, large 

family room/fireplace, country kitch- 

en, basement rec room, central air, 2 

car garage, $81,500 By Owner 879-1871 

TROY For sale by owner Attractive 3 

bedroom ranch with sunken living 

room, 2 full baths, family room, full 

basement, central air, inground swim 

ming pool 879-2385 

$8500 Wooded ^ acre*leautlful *ub, 

has everything, Including pool, $90,000 

879-6013 

TROY Wattles 4 Rochester 

3 bedroom Tri-level, completely redec 

orated in earthtones in last 12 months 

No expense spared' Too many custom 

features to list 10% fixed rate, 47 year 

Financing with no Qualifying Approxi 

mately 20% down $86,500 Buyers 

Only' Call Owner, 588 2800 or 689 ?939 

TWO BEDROOM, new roof, siding, car- 

pets, furnace, storms, on one private 

acre $43,000 Good Investment oppor 

tunity 852-4110 

309 Royal Oak-Oak Park 


BERKLEY 3 bedroom Bungalow Re^ 

done kitchen, bath 4 upatairs bedrooms 

m car garage Good area! Close to 

schooLs $39,000 After 3 30pm, 543-1423 

OAK PARKS, OF 10 Mile 3 bedroom 

ranch, 1W baths, partly finslbed base- 

ment. central air, newly decorated, as- 

sume 11 V« % mortgage with only 

$10,000 down 547-6530 

ROYAL OAK 

Make the owner an offer on this North 

Royal Oak home 4 you may be moving 

into this beautifully decorated Bun 

J alow with 3 bedrooms, carpeting, new 

ormica kitchen with slate floor* 4 a 

fenced yard with patio A great deal at 

$52,900' Please call 

Max 

BROOCK 

644-6700 

310 Union Lake 

Commerce 

NEAR MILFORD-4 bedroom colonial 

on 2^ acres in excellent condition Pol- 

ished oak hardwood floor* upstair* full 

basement, garage Asking $&4,000 with 

negotiable down payment on land con- 

tract Duke Realty.477 6000 or M5-2652 

ORTONVILLE, 'unioue contemporary, 

designers home Hilltop location 5 7 

acres in the woods Secluded, yet close 

to schools 4 shopping 2700 sq ft, 3 

bedrooms, 2^ baths, walk-out family 

room. 2W garage Unusual decor Pro- 

fessional landscape Financing flexible 

$169,000 Serious buyers only 

By owner 627 3500 

320 Homes For Sale 

Wayne County 


in this beautiful 3 bedroom ranch with 

natural fireplace in 24 ft living room, 

formal dining, utility room, storage 

room, newer furnace and roof, extra in 

sulation, heated 2^ car garage, and 

screened-in gaiebo In rear yard 

$56,900 Call 

JOEORR 

CENTURY 21 


464-8881 

ADAMS WpODS 

Fabulous 3 bedroom town 

house on wooded ravine, 3Vi 

Sjaths,. finished walkout low 

er level, 2 fireplace, a^sum 

able mortgage c* blend rate 

$162,500, 

DECORATOR perfect 4 bed 

room townhou$e, walkou 

lower level, wooded ravine 

library. 1st floor laundry 

land contract, assumption oH 

blend rate $220j000 

EARjL 

KEIM 

Realty North, Inc | 559-1300 

HEAVILY TREED VIEW 

accents this River Glen of Farmington, 

1 bedroom condo home Peaceful set 

ting and no common walls Pnc-d at 

$33,900, with extended Und Contract 

terms CALL 

COUNTRY GLENS 

in Farmington Hills with SIMPLE as 

sumption available on this ground floor, 

1 bedroom condo Features include cen 

tral air, patio and handy pool 4 tennis 

Priced at $48,500 (iet your tax break 

now CALL 

CONTEMPORARY FLAIR 

in West Bloomfield, describes the archi- 

tecture and decor 1 floor convenience 

with 2 big bedrooms, 2 baths, laundry 

room and garage Simple assumption or 

Und Contract Priced at $79,900 Call 

for more' 

RARE OPPORTUNITY 

in West Bloomfield Ground floor. 2 

bedrooms. DEN, walk-out recreation 

room, main floor laundry, garage No 

common walls Superb lay out Price 

slashed to $R8,000 CALL NOW 

EXCITING VIEW 

over rolling, treed terrain in West 

Bloomfield 3 level Townhouse, with 2 

bedrooms, DEN and walk-out rec room 

Patio deck plus 2 balconies At $102,000 

with very attractive financing CALL 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS 

Exceptional, private atrium entry, 

leads you lo a quality finished", clus 

ter condo with sweeping view over golf 

course 3 bedrooms, 2^ baths, family 

room with fireplace A host of custom 

features Financing and Value at 

$205,000 See it 

C0ND0-MART 

626-8100 

PLYMOUTHS WEDGEWOOD 

VILLAGE" ORIGINAL OWNER 2 sto- 

ry with 2 bedrooms 1W balhs, 1st floor 

laundry, formal dining wood-burning 

fireplace, full basement 4 attached ga 

rage Central air wood insulated win 

dows, 4 land contract terms $73,900 

453-8200 

FIRST OFFERING' BEDFORD 

VILLA highly groomed and well re 

garded this end unit 2 story is impecca 

ble 2 bedrooms m baths, finished 

basement, a lovely patio, formal dining 

& attached garage with opener $59,000 

Another at $54,900 

PLYMOUTH' NEVER BEFORE OF 

FERED 1 "COLONY FARMS ooe sto- 

ry end unit ranch with superb views and 

the best of appointments 2 or 3 bed 

rooms, 3 full baths, formal dining room, 

a study fireplace 1st floor laundry an 

expertly finished recreation room, and 

2h ctir attached garage DONT MISS 

IT' $114 900 

PLYMOUTH'S BEACON HOLLOW A 

TWO STORY EXPENSIVELY IN 

DUU1ED with the best of floor cover 

ings wall coverings 4 window treat 

ments 2 large bedrooms 2"i haths. (2) 

fireplaces in living room and family 

room, basement formal dining 4 2 car 

attached garage with opener A GREAT 

LOCATION' $114 500 

PLYMOUTH'S WoODGATE" origi 

nal owner 2 story with 2 bedrooms, 2W 

baths, formal dining room wood burn 

ing fireplace open staircase, full base 

ment, and an inviting deck patio IM 

PECCABLE AT $89,000 Garage too 

PLYMOUTH COLONY FARMS' Origi 

nal owner end unit with a library for 

mal dining room, large foyer fireplace, 

kitchen with eating area finished rec 

room 3 bedrooms, 3"-» baths 4 2W car 

attached garage with opener Triple 

glazed wndows central air 4 a most 

picturesque setting $109,000 

ROBERT BAKE 

Realtors 

453-8200 

PLYMOUTH 2 bedroom first floor 

unit Carport Basement Clean carpet 

ed 4 decorated throughout Terms 

available After 5pm 453 6271 

ROCHESTER by owner executive 2 

bedroom, 2^ baths condo located on 

15th green of Great Oaks Country Club 

$64,000, assumable 8'S mortgage 

978 3135 

SOUTHFIELD CONDO 

2 bedroom, all appliances including 

washer 4 dryer Venetian blinds, pool, 

carport $55,000 negotiable 357 2957 

TROY- Northfield Hill* 3 bedroom* 

central air appliances custom deck, 

prime location Assumable mortgage, 

priced to sell Ask for Bob 398 7519 

BINGHAM 

WOODS 

Just Perfect! 

it you will 

rp' FERN 

Is the feeling th 

have in this sh 

WOOD model home on the 

Franklin River Professionally 

decorated in neutral tones, 

landscaped deck 4 front court 

yard, redwood de41 

IN BROS. 

BIRMINGHAM 

IN TOWN 

PIETY HILL PLACE 

600 W BROWN 

(Open Fri., Sat. 1-5) 

CALL BETTY TURNER 

644 6463 296 7602 

MICHIGAN CONIX) CORP 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS LAKE LIVING 

Spacious 2 bedroom, 2 baths, carport, 

central air, basement, pool 4 private 

lake From $58,900 Special ll'S fi 

nancing Square Uke Hills 338 0069, 

Eves, 334 5431 

LAKEFRONT New 2 bedroom lown- 

house, walkout basement, decks fire 

places, studio ceilings, carpet appli- 

ance* Golf, tennis, pool 12financ 

ing, 10% down $89,900 Open Sun 12 6 

1-94 at Umontree, Hall Mgt 697 9156 

LIVONIA Woodlore, I bedroom uppeC, 

screened balcony, air, carport, all 

major appliances, drapes 4 carpet 

$42,900 Buyers only 455-0942 

MAGNIFICENT VIEW LAKEFRONT 

Executive condo Cloister on the Uke 3 

bedrooms, 2 V. baths, second floor laun 

dry room, front balcony rear patio 

fireplace Dramatic 2 storv entrance 

$175,000 553 3176 

MEADOWBROOK AREA 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Move-in 

condition 2 bedroom Townhouse Furn- 

ishings available Uvatory on every 

floor, balcony off living room overlooks 

wooded ravine 4 Clinton River Family 

room has sliding door to patio 4 beauti- 

fully landscaped area Pool 4 tennis 

courts Convenient to I 75 and M 59 

Open Daily 1-5 PM 

373-1581 

OUTER DRIVE lusher area. 2 bed 

room ranch, assume $2000 down. $182 

mo included insurance 4 taxes, imme 

diate occupancy After 5,30 669-2949 

TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE - Ex 

cellent maintenance free building toned 

B-6 Business features office and sepa 

rate residence, both in immaculate con 

dition Private entrance to office AT 

TENTION Attorneys, Doctors, Beauti 

clans $59,900 

Electronic 

Realty 

Associates 

M.D. HARWELL 

626-3800 


Livingaton County 

BRIGHTON 

1536 sq ft. 4 bedroom home on 17 

acrea Full basement $59,900 

Carriage Realty 887 4107 

SPACIOUS Remodeled Centennial Far- 

mette On 184 acres, near Howell 

Horses OK Price reduced for Quick 

sale Owner traraferred $57,900 Liber 

al owner financing All offers consid 

er*l 517 223-8214 


Macomb County 

BY OWNER - Warren 9% assumable 

mortgage New 1976 built 2 bedroom 

ranch with study Energy efficient 

Urge lot New shopping, churches, 

schools After 6pm 759-2355 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS 

Spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bath, 1st floor 

unit in greal location, freshly decorated 

and new carpeting Best value in town 

$55,900 

TROY 

Urge 2 bedroofri unit Super clean decl 

orated in earthtones Private entranctj 

and attached carport Finished re

WW WW 

4D* Thursday, September 9, 1982 

333 Northern 

For Sato 

Proptrty 342 Uktfronl Property 

GAYLORD AREA 

Lucrative efficiency. 12 unit motel plu* 

living quarters Lake canal frootage 

JliO.OOi Land Contract, 11* Interest 

CAMPGROUND Home 4 building* JO 

camp iltea, 5SO Uke frontage $98,000 

VARIKTY STORE 4 LA I INI) RA MAT 

S ua r«nUl Income $89.XX) Land Coo- 

act, 11 % interest 

Write for free brochure 

KOSKE REALTY CO 

2192 Old 27 S, Gaylord, Mi 497S& 

517-7J2-1012 

' ARNOLD UKE 

4 bedroom. 2 bath year'round home : 3 

Hoon Attached garage Deck overlook- 

ing Uke LAndcootract terms 1145,000 

BUDD LAKE 

I bedroom ranch, fireplace, boat bouae, 

terms available $45,000 

DEWEY LAKE 

1 bedroom cottage, fireplace, dock, and 

boat Included $50,000 

CENTURY 21 

Quality Homes, Inc. 

274-7200 261-182 

GRAYLING AREA 4 Acre parcels • 

wooded lota Price negotiable' $500 

Down Monthly payments Easy Terms' 

Call after 5PM, 255-2»«0 

HAVE YOUR OWN 5 ACRES 

Nice building site W mile from Crystal 

Mt Golf Course 4 Ski Lodge Pull price 

$3950 Down payment $350 Balance 

LC easy terms Owner 1616 882 4825 

HIGG1NS LAKE LAKEFRONT 

Executive bome. 102' fronUge, J bed- 

rooms, basement. $172,000, Terms 

70' frontage, furnished home, large 

deck, dock. $99,900, Term* 

Ukeview bome, original log, $ bed 

rooms, family room, basement, large 

deck, natural gas, $55,900 

Branch Realty. 517-821M15 

LAKES OF THE NORTH SKI AREA 

4 acre lot, 10 minutes to lake or rec 

buildings Paved street near Mancelo- 

Ctll 444-1797 

WALLOON LAKE. near Petoekey. 

bedroom bome, 1baths, large garage, 

79 ft frontage. $99,500 By owner Open 

to Offers 614-347-9674. 616-$47-9631 

WOODWARD LAKE AREA 

Mesik 

Two wooded loU, $4000 for both 

549 5099 

335 Time Shire 

For Sale 

St Petersburg Beach, Florida, luxury 

resort, complete facilities Efficiency, 

•leeps 5 Week number 49, for IS years, 

$3,795 Will consider payments 

274 5494 

336 Florida Property 

For Sale 

HITCHISON ISLAND, Fla oceanfront 

condo, new construction, upgrade appli 

ances. carpet, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, be 

low developer* listing, 447-2191 

337 Farms For Sale 

HORSE FARM 10 fenced acres, out 

buildings and completely renovated 3 

bedroom bome with large living room, 

family room with fireplace and modern 

efficient kitchen Land contract terms 

available $149,900 Wm Fehlig Real 

Estate 453 7800 

HOWELL spectacular 20 acre site, 

stocked pond, winding drive, rolling 

land, fenced pastures, barn with apart 

ment and fireplace Approximately 6 

black top miles, from expressway 

Terms La verne Eady 4 Assoc 624 4711 


For Sale 

CASUAL 

Country Elegance 

Two story Federal Coloofln with 5 bed 

rooms, 3 baths and 2 fireplaces is beau 

tifully decorated New roof and siding, 

brick garden patio. 3 car garage. 90x40 

barn. 40x25 implement building, all oo 

27 acres near Met*mora with adjoining 

20 acres available 

R J Holden Assoc 478 2246 

COUNTRY ESTATE 40 acres 4 bed 

rooms, i W baths, 2 fireplaces, exquisite 

paneling. 50 ft pool, cabana with com- 

plete kitchen, 4 stall horse bam, pad- 

dock. 3 car garage Very scenic, 30 

mile* W of Ann Arbor $275,000 Terms 

available 313-463 8812 

HORSE LOVERS HEAVEN 

1900 sq ft brick bome, with 2 fire- 

places, central air. huge deck, and iih 

ground pool, on 8 acres with complete 

horse facilities, excellent location, near 

Kensington Park 4 X ways Asking 

$225,000 with easy terms Discount for 

cash (H49) 

SACRIFICING beautiful 4 bedroom 

solar home oo 10 private acres, long 

term simple assumption, will consider 

trade for smaller home, $89,900 

(WIS) 

COUNTRY ESTATE Restored 5 bed 

room landmark oo 10 or 20 acres Beau 

tiful grounds, barns 4 pool Owner leav 

ing lUte, $119,000 Negotiable L.C 

ASK FOR MILT OR BONNIE 

477-0711, I 131 3404. 1-517 544-7183 

THE LIVINGSTON GROUP 

339 Lots and Acreage 

For Sale 

BEAUTIFUL 

LAKEFRONT LOT 

IN 

UPPER STRAITS 

LAKE 

273-4450 363-6279 

Choice Cass Uke FronUge -ea 

SHANNON 

$187,900 

Commute to UKE SHANNON, 

ingstoo County's largest PRIVATE 

sports lake, 1 mile W of US-23 bet» een 

Hart Und and Fen ton Less than one 

hour from Detroit. Pontiac, Flint, Ann 

Arbor and Lansing Additional lake 

front homes, also lake lota, lake aqcess 

homes and Uke access Iota 

Call for 

homes 

free pictorial brochure i of 

Sylvia L Cole, Real EsUte Broker 

629-4161 

UKE SHERWOOD, NEAR MILF^RD 

Waterfront brick ranch, 3 bedro 

walk-out lower level, 10% 

Land Contract $99,900 987*190 

NORTHVILLE 

Lot on water 

PORTAGE LAKf 

CANAL FRON" 

ALTERNATIVE 

Financing Available 

Existing Und Contracts Purchased 

Call for Quotes Selling Your Home'' 

ConUct us for financing possibilities 

DETROIT BOND 4 MORTGAGE 

INVESTMENT CO 

Call 

Oakland «y 540-6060 

Wayne tty - 259 3319 

30 YEAR MORTGAGES 

AvaiUble for refinancing balloon land 

contracts 4 mortgages Atlantic Mort 

gage Corp Call Mr Van Akin 259-0400 

360 Business 

Opportunities 

BE YOUR OWN BOSS Interesting 

work, selling antiques 4 refinishing for 

profit Franchise established 1970 with 

exclusive rights In OakUnd County All 

equipment 4 clientele Call days 

666-1004 or Nights 373-0187 

Businesses For Sale 

Uni-Sex Hair Salon • Southfield 

Health Food Store Troy 

Women's Discount Apparel Farmington 

ReUH Bakeries Major Malls 


COMMERCIAL, INC. 

353-4400 

355- 4550 

ace, 

2 bedrooms, living room with fire| 

covered patio, carport, $45,000 

contract terms 

Oren F Nelson, Realtor 

1-449-4466 Eve 1-449|2915 

Toll Free Days or Eves 

1 800-462 0309 

PRIME UKEUND- NW 

County, 9 acre parcel, approx 7 

of accessabihty Approx 270 ft 

Uke fronUge Setting in beautifi 

vate sub-division at end of road on | 

cul-de-sac Never been touched 

natural landscape, mature 

pines Some beautiful wetUnds 

ing 4 offers maximum secli 

$120,000 By Owner 691 1486 

REUXING UKE LIVING 

Contemporary 3 to 4 bedroom Qiiad on 

private all sports Commerce l-ake, 

large family room, den, firepUce, 

earth tone decor 2 large decks, sandy 

beach, 40' dock, professional Uniscap^ 

ing $92,000 negotUble 66$ 9456 

SECLUDED HIDEAWAY 

Adorable little eotUge on the side of 

the hill overlooking 400' of river fron- 

tage, and over an acre of manicured 

grounds, specimen trees and wirubs 

For those who like the unusual, $79,900 

McCabe 4 Associates 62M6H 

CARPET 4 upholstery cleaning bus! 

ness. Owner leaving state Will train 

Includes all equipment needed, custom 

er account file Plymouth/Canton area 

$6,000 Call between 10-2pm 455-0171 

DOG KENNEL 

OakUnd County license. 12 month 

lease Also house on 10 acres Oxford 

area 391-1079 or 629-1664 

HAIR STYLING SHOPPE Unisex, 

yrs same location, full clientele indud 

ed, LC Royal Oak 542-5311 

HALLMARK CARD SHOP new loca 

tion available in Redford, minimum 

cash requirement, please call between 

8-5 522-5097 

INVESTORS 

Needed for Adult Foster Care Homes 

housing 6 mentally retarded persons 

under 24 hour supervisor Investor may 

lease own home, purchase home for 

lease, or invest in newly built, barrier 

free home Lease arrangements are 

made with Michigan Department of 

Managment 4 Budget For information 

contact 

NORTHVILLE RESIDENTIAL 

TRAINING CENTER 

Community PUcement Unit 

349-8000, Ext 734 

BEACHWALK APARTMENTS 

"IT COSTS NO MORE 

TO LIVE ON A LAKE" 

1 and 2 bedroom apts 

From $320 PER MONTH 

Includes has heat, pool, sauna 

clubhouse, and much more 

Spend this summer on the water 

On 14 Mile Rd , between 

Haggerty 4 Novi Rd 

624 4434 

400 Apartments For Rent 

CANTERBURY APTS 

Centrally located, 

near Square Uke 4 Woodward 

1 or 2 BEDROOMS 

FROM...$270 

Includes air/heat, carpeted, 

appliances, laundry 4 pool 

334-8900 


BEAUTIFUL LARGE APARTMENTS 

Carpeted 1 and 2 bedroom apartments 

available Rent from $285 plus electric 

Air conditioning, swimming pool, 

dishwashers avaiUble No pets 

BLOOMFIELD ORCHARDS 

2457 SOUTH BLVD 

Just W of 1-75 

AUBURN HEIGHTS 

Call 332 1848 or 739 774 J 

BIRMINGAHM, in town, attractive, 

large, carpeted, 1 bedroom apartment, 

$325 includes heat Available immedi 

ately Call 4 9 PM 540 2675 

BIRMINGHAM AREA 

1 Bedroom Gatehouse Apt 

at $395 

Call for appointment 

644 4024 or 642 4493 


CRANBROOK PLACE 

Brand new luxury apartments Estate 

entrance thru wrought iron gates into 

beauUful grounds Good sound control 

4 security 

1 Bedroom from $370 

2 Bedrooms from $445 

Located at 18301 W 13 Mile 

Open 15 Daily, 644 4024 642 4493 

BIRMINGHAM-DOWNTOWN 

One bedroom from $395 

with luxury appliances and plush car- 

peting very clean Elevators, laundry 

and storage each floor 

Furnished apts available 

Call before 5 PM 

for appointment to see 

355-1673 

BIRMINGHAM DOWNTOWN Maple 

Quaint 1 bedroom including heat, stove, 

refrigerator, carpeting Lowest price in 

town Available immediately 540-4122 

BIRMINGHAM 

- Downtown - 

555 South Woodward 

LUXURY 1 4 3 Bedroom Apartments 

in high rise building for immediate oc 

cupancy Within walking distance to 

shopping, restaurants, and theatre 

Heat included 

645-1191 

Bedford Square Apts. 

CANTON 

NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS FOR 

Spacious 1 and 2 bedroom Apts 

Small, quiet, safe complex 

Ford Rd. Near 1-275 

STARTING AT $335. 

981-0033 

Enjoy the Luxury of 

WINDSOR WOODS 

- APARTMENTS - 

And the Sound of Silence 

Spacious One (I) Bedroom Apts 

from $315 Per month 

Located in beautiful Canton at 

•7480 Windsor Woods Drive 

(between Lilley 4 Sheldon Rds ) 

For Details, call 459 1310 

Presented by 

FourMldAble Group 

CANTON GARDENS 

(Joy Rd , 1 blk e of I 275 ) 

$100. Discount 

Spacious 2 bedroom Townhouses with 

private entrance Featuring all appli 

ances. central air, I Mi baths, cable TV 

available Gas heat included Pool 4 

Clubhouse Some with NEW carpeting 

$340 monthly 

Act Now' 

Offer limited to next 5 rentals' 

455-7440 

CHATEAU RIVIERA 

APARTMENTS 

Luxurious apartment living, 1-2 and 3 

bedrooms Appliances, carpeted, cen- 

tral air, private balcony, spacious stor- 

age areas, swimming pool $370 up 

Southfield Service Dr 

S of 9 Mile Rd 

Near Northland and Expressways 

Daily, 9 6 PM 569-4070 


Lowest prices for extra large efficiency 

and 1-bedroom apartments Newly dec 

orated Drapes, shag carpet, appli- 

ances Individual central heat 4 air 

Sorry No Pets All from $255 1 and 2 

year leases 474-2552 

FARMINGTON HILLS 1 bedroom 

apartment in Fairmont Park complex, 

sub lease, $395 per month, first months 

rent free Call George Owens 827-5767 

Home 471-1420 

CHATHAM HILLS 

APT. HOME 

WITH ATTACHED GARAGE 

IN FARMINGTON 

ON OLD GRAND RIVER 

Bet Drake 4 Halstead 

1 & 2 BEDROOMS 

from $350 

Includes Heat 

Fabulous Clubhouse with 

year around swimming, pool, 

saunas. Sound & flreproofed 

construction & more. 

OPEN DAILY 12-6pm 

476-8080 

BIRMINGHAM Downtown, large one 

bedroom. $415 One year lease Victoria 

Place See Manager 

540-2745 

BIRMINGHAM - In town luxury 2 bed 

room apartment for rent Includes new 

carpeting 4 custom draperies, covered 

carport, large storage area in basement 

4 laundry facilities 647-0400 

BIRMINGHAM-In town 2 bedroom 

apartment, carpeted, stove, refrigera- 

tor, heat included $475 Available im 

mediately 644 1572 

BIRMINGHAM, MAPLE 4 Coolidge, • 

2 bedroom, $390 per month includes 

heat 4 water Call between 9am-3pm, 

362-1930 

Call 

BIRMINGHAM 

Studio effiei*"', 

$275 monlhly, heat included 

642 8686 

COLONY PARK APARTMENTS 

12 Mile 4 Lahser 

Luxurious adult community Two bed 

room apartments Gubhouse, pool 

From $440 

355 2047 

CONCORD TOWERS 

2 BEDROOM APT AVAILABLE 

INCLUDES THESE FEATURES 

i Heat • Dishwasher 

. Stove • Refrigerator 

• Carpeting • Fire Alarm 

SECURITY OF HIGH RISE 

FREE CABLE TV 

Near Oakland Mall 

589-3355 

1-75 and 14 Mile Rd 

Next to Abby Theatre 

OWN YOUR own Jean-Sportswear, In- 

fant-Preteen or Ladies Apparel Store 

Offering all nationally known brands 

such as Jordache, Chic, Lee, Levi, Van 

derbilt, Calvin Klein. Wrangler, over 

200 other brands $7,900 ro $16,500 in- 

cludes beginning inventory, airfare for 

one to Fashion Center, training, fix 

tures grand opening promotions Call 

Mr Kostecky (501)327-8031 

OWN YOUR OWN 

VIDEO STORE 

"VIDEO CONNECTION'" A national 

chain of over 140 franchised video 

stores seeks new dealers now We es 

Ubliah, train, promote, supervise 4 

supply vour video specialty store SUrt 

up package including inventory, fix- 

tures 4 decor - $39,975. Attend free 

seminar Offering by prospectus only 

Call Mon-Fri, 9am 5pm (800)645-7439 

PARTNER WANTED for beauty shop 

In Northville Reply to box 426 Observ 

er 4 Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 

Schoolcraft Rd. Livonia, Michigan 

48150 

W BLOOMFIELD on Caw Uke 

canal, 2 bedrooms, $32,000 $500wdown, 

356-1988 


CAD1LUC MEMORIAL 1 lot. 

$400 Ford 4 Wayne Rd in Weitland 

3 2151 

BEAUTIFUL to 10 acre homesites, 

gently rolling, some with ponds, as low 

ax $3000 down, 5 yr L.C 

Pent Development Co 559 7430 

CITY OF BLOOMFIELD HILLS 

Exceptional 3 acre residential site 

Near Cranbrook. wooded, utilities Und 

Contract $145,000 By owner 399 1600 

EVERGREEN CEMETER 

3 LoU, $400 each Sold in pain 

Call before 1 lam or after 6pm, 64 

FOUR LOTS, OakUnd Hlila. tyaaoolc 

Section, will separate. 629-2928 c r 

' 5 4079 

GRAND UWN CEMETER 

2 graves, near Grand River $22 

Y 

each 

17-9744 

LIVONIA Acacia Park Masonk 

tery. 6 grave plot*, 

ELIZABETH I.AKE 

Privileges' 50x132 Lot 

3 Year LC Terms $7,500 

548 3700 

FARMINGTON HILLS pretty * acre 

lot beautifully treed and secluded. N of 

13 Mile on Muer Place Only $27,500 

Land contract terms available One of 

the nicest lots in the area 

ARBOR REALTY 553 8128 

HAMBURG PINCKNEY AREA, beau 

tiful 10 acres, trees, paved road, gas, 

pond site Good terms Call 9am 5pm 

453-4128 

LONG IAKE SHORES DRIVE, lot 47, 

kt acre. Bloomfield Hills address 4 

schools, on canal to Upper Long Lake, 

$87,500 Call 9am 5pm 887 4160 

MI1.FORD PANORAMIC VIEWS 

12 acre sites, underground 

utilities, paved streets, terms 

Progressive Properties 358 2210 

PLYMOUTH TWP Large lots, 

l-akepomte area, ideal location to build 

bome all utilities, $17,000 per acre 

Terms 453 3620 

REDFORD TWP 

70 rr LOT 

On Paved street $ave $$$ Build your 

•elf Only $4,900 

CHALET 477-1800 

ROCHESTER Last two 90 ft wooded 

lots In beautiful sub of $100,000 plus 

homes $29,000 actual cost each to be 

liquidated at $12,000 each for quick 

ulc 

524-1218 

SOUTH LYON - Deercreek Sub, 

$100,000 area homes Prestigious estate 

lot, IW acre, utilities Land contract 

$23,900 $5000 down 427 0991 

SOUTH LYON NEAR I 94 FREEWAY 

A few select IW acre sites 

Utilities, paved streets, terms 

Progressive Properties 359 2210 

W BLOOMFIELD. lOO i 200' 14 4 Or 

chard Uke. $10,000 461 5015 

340 Lake-River-Resort 

Property For Sate 

MUST SELL 

MAKE OFFER ON INDIVIDUAL 

UNIT OR TOTAL 8 UNIT COMPLEX 

MULLETT UKE CONDOS 

2 bedrooms, furnished, In Topinabee 50 

ft pure sand beach frontage 8% LC 

available Ask for Gary 

COL WELL 4 CO., 313 E Mitchell St. 

Petoskey. Mi 49770 614-347-8197 

WHITE CHAPEL, 5 lots, side by 

Garden of Messiah, ^ price 

$1550 

351 Bus. A Professional 

Bldfls. For Sate 

A SIGNATURE 

PROFESSIONAL BUILDING 

2800 sq ft in Livonia Unique 

Rare opportunity Call Sandra L 

Asking 

6-3110 

Ceme- 

15-9426 

side In 

AU for 

r4 1132 

design 

yons 

^ E 

REAL ESTATE O 

COMMERCIAL, 11^10. 

353-4400 

ROYAL OAK Doctors office, i pproxl 

mately 870 sq ft. 5 offices P iced to 

sell Jardlne 4 Laurencelle Ask for 

Jim Hoomalan 349-8320 

ROADSIDERS 4 PEDDLERS wanted 

Laser art, hot new item Make $200 

plus a day, $950 for refundable invento- 

ry Call anytime, 851-8461 

SMALL specialty ladies intimate ap 

parel shop downtown Birmingham Es 

tablished business 35 yrs Owner retir- 

ing, reasonable From 10-5 644-5244 

361 Money To Loan 

LEGITIMATE BUSINESS LOAN. 

$50,000 and up Call 

261-6755 


CASH TODAY 

OR 

GUARANTEED SALE 

Also If In Forclosure 

Or Need Of Repair 

Castelli 

525-7900 

NEED - 4 bedrooms, den, family room 

bome In St Regis area Large private 

lot highly desired Call Joyce at 

Schweitzer 647-1932 

BIRMINGHAM Walk to downtown 

Over 1,000 sa It, 3 bedrooms, large 

kitchen with breakfast area Includes 

heat, water 4 appliances $560/mo Ask 

for Bill 549-2000 

BIRMINGHAM 1 bedroom Very clean 

1 year lease Includes heat Close to 

shopping 4 transportation Ideal for re- 

tirees or mature adults 573-6259 

BIRMINGHAM 1 bedroom apt clean 

4 newly decorated No security deposit 

$330 includes heat 4 carpeting 

646-6774 646-6680 

BIRMINGHAM 1 bedroom with den 4 

garage Heat furnished $375 to $400 

monthly One Year Lease Call 642 8100 

or ask for Manager "Ken" at 642-9580 

BIRMINGHAM 14 Mile 4 Pierre One 

bedroom. $350 month, 2 bedroom. $415 

month Heat included Shopping nearby 

After 6pm, call 647 8230 

BIRMINGHAM 2337 E Maple 1 bed 

room apartment, carpeting, drapes, 

carport Adults, no pets $315 per 

month. 1 year lease, 643-4428 

BIRMINGHAM 

2567 E Maple 1 bedroom apartment 

Carpeting $300 per month, heat includ 

ed Lease Adults, no pets 647-7077 

BIRMINGHAM 

670 Ann 1 bedroom, carpeting, drapes, 

close to town Adults, no pets lâse 

$350 647-7077 

BLOOMFIELD 

COUNTRY MANOR 

Large apartments for rent on 

Woodward. N. of Hickory 

Grove Road 2 bedrooms, 2 

baths, carport and heat in- 

cluded at $500 

335-1230 296-7602 


ABANDON YOUR HUNT 

Select RenUls • All Areas 

We Help Landlords 4 Tenants 

Share Listings 642-1620 

352 Commercial/ 

CHURCH PLUS ONE Ai 

Telegraph and Goddard area I Terms 

Others Call Dick Messier Real Estate 

One, Commercial Inc 353-4400 

HAGGERTY 7 Mile 1 acre ( 00x400) 

lot with 2400 sq ft building, bfdy shop 

OK, heavy use OK 11 % in 

down, quick occupancy Call 

ion. One Way 

LIVONIA • corner, visible locafon near 

Jefferies (Schoolcraft Hi 

3100 sq ft. Industrial /c 

toned, Urge truck door, well 

reduced to $69,900 Anxious! 

Carxon. One Way 

NORTHVILLE • Industrial/( 

cal - 7 Mile Haggerty 1 sere i 

lot with 2400 sq ft building " 

OK, heavy use OK 11% lnt 

down, quick occupancy Call 

ion. OneWay 

SCHOOLS FOR S> 

Public 4 private Wayne, 

Macomb Counties Many 

for these fine buildings such 

homes, day care centers, offij 

Call the School Specialist 

sier for further Information 


COMMERCIAL, INC. 

353-4400 

W BLOOMFIELD lakefront property, 

95 ft of beach, half acre on Hammond 

Lake Estates Completely wooded 

Price negotiable 929-4319 

342 Lakefront Property 

A BEAUTIFUL private Uke within 49 

acres, wooded 355-4550 

BEAUTIFUL CASS LAKEFRONT 

home Good swimming, 3 bedrooms. 9 

large rooms, dock, partUlly furnished, 

also included one bedroom home, 

$95,000 terms 545 3952 or 492 3305 

CADILUC UKE 

2 homes!te lots. 90 x 120 each, good 

fishing 4 bunting area 

^ 279 4239 

O&E 

NOVI RD 

5 acre parcel 218 x 991 Ft J 

the street from Twelve Oaks 

Immediately north of West 

ter Excellent location for 

Contact MarUnn Zander, 

20TH CENTURY REAL' 

437-4981 

354 Income 

For Sale 

urant 

LIVONIA - single family. 2 bedrooms. 

newly decorated 2 car garage 

Assume $•*% or $9000 down 

land contract 

$29,000 

1th 11% 

532-5472 

PLYMOUTH 

Well mainUlned duplex with 2 

room units, garage 4 basem2 full baths 

' private balconies 

• pool & clubhouse 

• private basement 

> attached brick garages 

- central air 

• wall to wall carpeting 

6139 ORCHARD LAKE RD. 

Just N. of Maple 

626-1508 

BONNIE VIEW MANOR APTS 

8 Mile-Telegraph One bedroom $290, 

two bedroom, $325, includes heat, air 

conditioning, carpet and pool Security 

deposit and references reouired Adult 

complex No pets 9AM-5PM, Mon thru 

Fri , Sat , 9AM 12 noon 538-5339 

FENKELLTelegraph area, studio 

apartment. $215 month, includes heat 

and water 

Call Sandy, 538-6359 

AMBER COLONIES Royal Oak/Troy 

0, 1, lx. 1 plus loft, 4 2 bedrooms 

FirepUce, oak floors, balcony 

Pets' Ask 549 4045 

APPLEWOOD APARTMENTS 

1 Bedroom, paUo or balcony, central 

air, carport Located in Southfield 

From $295 356 0026 

ATTRACTIVE CONDO near Beaumont 

Hospital 2 bedrooms, private entrance, 

appliance*, pool, adults, no peU, $375 

Includes heat Broker-Rhodes 642 0014 

AUBURN HEIGHTS area, I person, I 

bedroom apartment, carpet, laundry 

and extras $240 per month, all utilities 

included, no pets 879-0998 

AVAILABLE 

12 Mile - Telegraph 

Spacious 3 bedroom ranch 

type, Individual private en- 

trance, carpeting, appli- 

ances, clubhouse and pool. 

Small children welcome. 

LAST UNIT, $490 PER MO. 

HEAT INCLUDED 

356-3782 356-6261 

AXTELL ROAD APTS. 

HEAT INCLUDED 

One and 2 Bedroom Apartments from 

$370 Balconies, Carpeting, Carports, 

Air Conditioning, Swimming Pool. Clulv 

house No PeU 

Close to Shopping. 

Maple, 1 Block E 

Somerset Mall 

1 Block North of 

of Coolidge. near 

FOR APPOINTMENT 

Contact Manager Bonnie Miller 

TROY 643-9109 


2 4 3 bedroom luxury Apts 

Best Buy In the entire 

Birmingham area 

$495 $750 

647 1508 646 7500 

FERNDALE 1 bedroom upper, all ap- 

pIUnces, available immediately, $250 

includes utilities, security required, no 

pets 652-2375 

BOTSFORD PLACE 

GRAND RIVER-8 MILE 

Behind Botsford Hospital 

RENT & SAVE 

PRICES WILL NEVER BE AS LOW" 

1 Bedroom for $339 



PETS PERMITTED 

Smoke Detectors Installed 

Singles Welcome 

Immediate Occupancy 

We Ixive Children 

Heat & Water Included 

Quiet prestige address, swimming pool, 

air conditioning, carpeting, stove 4 re 

frigerator, all utilities except electnci 

ty include*} Warm apt* I-aundry facili- 

ties. Intercom system Good security 

Playground on premises, For more 

information, phone 

477-8464 

27883 Independence 


CRANBROOK 

CENTRE 

LUXURY 

GARDEN 

Apartments 

Southfield - Between 12 & 13 

Mile Rds., Southfield Rd. 

Two Bedroom, 2 bath apart- 

ments in quiet, private loca- 

tion away from road. Central 

Air, Carpeting, Balcony, GE 

Appliances with dishwasher 

& self-clean range. Extra 

storage, carport & pool. 

On Premises Management 

642-6777 642-2500 

CROOKS-BIG BEAVER AREA 

Modern one and two bedroom apart 

ments Air conditioned, carpeted 

dishwasher, large storage areas Quiet 

building $325 4 $355 month includinj 

heat and hot water, plus security Cal 

for appointment 362-4132 or 362-1927 

CROOKS 4 14 V, MILE 

1 bedroom, carpeting, drapes, 

dishwasher Adults, no pets $330 per 

month I,ease 647-7077 

DEARBORN CLUB 

In Dearborn Heights 

5784 Inkster 

Just No of Ford Rd 

1 Bedroom 

from $290 

Includes Heat Fully Carpeted 

Air Conditioning - Pool 

561-3593 

DEARBORN PARK APTS. 

26170 Michigan Ave. 

Just W of Beech Daly 

1 MONTH FREE RENT 

1 & 2 Bedrooms 

from $250 

Air Conditioning 

Carpeting Pool 

Sound Proofed Construction 

562-4623 

FARMINGTON 

DRAKESHIRE APTS. 

Spacious 1 bedroom apart 

ments from $350 Rent in- 

cludes heat, sound proofing, 

all appliances, central air 4 

1st floor laundry Clubhouse, 

indoor 4 outdoor pools, close 

to shopping 4 Expressways 

Grand River. 1 blk E of Drake Rd 

OPEN DAILY - 477-3636 

400 Apartment! For Rent 1400 Apartments For Rent 400 Apartments For Rent 

NOVI-12 OAKS 

2 & 3 bedroom townhouses 

Carpet, drapes, kitchen ap- 

pliances, full basement, 1Vi 

baths, central air. From 

$465. Children welcome. 

476-1554 or 352-8450 

EHO 

OAKLAND MALL 

APARTMENTS 

ONE & TWO BEDROOMS 

from $285 

INCLUDES HEAT 

CARPETING 

AIR CONDITIONING 

SWIMMING POOL 

CABLE T V. 

Close to I-75 expressway 

and just blocks from Oak- 

land Mall Shopping Center. 

365 East Edmund St., just 

East of John R and South of 

14 Mile Rd. in Madison 

Heights. 

PHONE 588-5558 

9AM-5PM Mon. thru Fri. 

10AM-4PM Sat. 

ROCHESTER MANOR 

APARTMENTS 

801 Plate at Parkdale 

1 and 2 BEDROOMS 

Appliances 4 Carpeting 

From $260 including heat 

CAU VIRGINIA 

651-7772 or 296-7602 

ROCHESTER 

NORTHRIDGE APTS. 

BRAND NEW LUXURY 

I 4 2 BEDROOM APTS 

TOWNHOUSES 4 RANCH HOMES 

On Avon Rd Betw Rochester Rd 4 

Livernois Open Daily 11 6 

Sun 11 6. closed Thurs 

Rental office in Model 

651-1091 EHO 

FARMINGTON 

LIVONIA 

Luxury apartments Dishwasher, secur 

ity, Intercom, soundproof, pool, club- 

house Sorry, no pets Adult community 

1 4 2 Bedrooms Available 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 

COME OUT 4 SEE US 

Merriman Rd (Orchard I.ake Rd) 

Just one block S of 8 Mile Rd 

MERRIMAN PARK APTS 

The most beautiful Garden Apartments 

in Michigan.' 

GLEN COVE 

Desirable one 4 two bedroom apart 

ments from $260 Carpet, drapes, heat, 

air, appliances Adults, no pets 

V4 mile S of Schoolcraft on Telegraph 

SENIOR CITIZEN RATES 

4 TRANSPORTATION AVAILABLE 

538-2497 

Oakland Valley 

No. 2 APTS. 

Near Oakland University, N on Souir 

rel, past Walton Blvd , L of Birchlield 

to Patrick Henry Dr , H to office Apt 

611 Studio/1 and 2 bedroom kpart 

ments Sunken living room, doorwall, 

balconies, self cleaning ovens, self de 

frosting refrigerator, dishwashers 

Starting $270 per month If you sign up 

for a 12 months lease, you'll get the 

first month free 

Call Tues . Wed 

ward area Miinlhh l,easeng or short 

term $550 641 7229 

BIRMINGHAM 3 bedroom condo lully 

furnished Available Sept 25 Short 

term lease F'.XECUTIVE TRANSFER 

SERVICES 879 7652 

NEW STUDIO 

APARTMENTS 

$275 LEASE 

ipartments Air, laundry and 

facilities off street parking 

Downtown Royal Oak Adults No pets 

Applicants must make 112 000 or more 

per year to apply 

Call Barrv 398 3477 

Deluxe 

storage 

PLYMOUTH furnished 4 room Upper 

heat 4 hot water furnished carpeting 

parking, private entrance No pets 

665 7144 

PLYMOUTH furnished. 3 room 4 bath 

upper flat Adult couple preferred No 

pets $300 per month plus $100 security 

deposit 455-3588 

PLYMOUTH TWP I bedroom fur 

nished apartment Ideal for retiree Gas 

4 electric furnished $275 month 4 se 

curity deposit, no pets» 453 2335 

PLYMOUTH TWSP I bedroom apart 

ment $275 per month Furnished Heat 

4 water paid Quiet 453 9855 

SOMERSET Golf couree furnished 

apartment 2 bedrooms 1 bath Sublet 

Oct thru May flexible Adults 

Reasonable 

643 0424 

SOUTHFIELD 

Furnished 

HIGH RISE APARTMENTS 

1 and 2 BEDROOMS 

SHORT TERM LEASE 

559-2680 

SOUTHFIELD TROY short term 

lease Luxurious 1 bedroom executive 

apt Completely furnished 4 equipped 

From $735 including utilities 626 1714 

TFILFXiRAPH l2Mile Beautifully fur 

nished 1 bedroom 4 den heat dishes 4 

linens. November to April, $450 month 

References 357 1327

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591-0900 Wayne County 

852-3222 Rbchester/Avon 

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402 Furnishtd Apts. 

For Rtnt 

WAYNE efficiency apartments Pn 

vale entrance, private bath $50 »60 

weekly Adults No peU Call 

10am gpm 7284727 

WAYNE one bedroom furnished 

apartment $220 to $250 month In 

eludes all utilUea Adults No pets 

Call 2pm 8pm 326-8315 

403 Rental AfpnciM 

HOMEOWNERS 'LANDLORDS 

Job transfer 1 Can t sell' Need tenants 1 ' 

Call about property management 

AAA Homes 389-1000 

USA H O M E RENTAL 

ROYAL OAK, 2 bedroom, acre, 

sharp, $390 

WESTLAND, 3 bedroom, carpet, base 

inent, $385 

BIRMINGHAM 3 bedroom, appliances, 

basement, $400 

WEST BLOOMFIELD. 3 bedroom new 

ly decorated, $400 

BIRMINGHAM, 2 bedroom, appliances, 

basement, $375 

100 S AVAILABLE 

535-7770 

18220 W MC NICHOLS 


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404 HOUMS For Rent 

GROSVENOR SOUTH 

TOWNHOUSES 


Select Rentals All Areas 

We Help Landlords & Tenants 

Share Lutings 642-1620 

BEAUTIFUL 2 Bedroom brick ranch 

on 1 acre lot, 2 car attached garage, 10 

Mile & Middlebelt area $570 month 

With option to buy Call between 9am 

2pm, 254-9*70 

ADAMS RD & 16 Mile Birmingham 

Schools 4 bedroom home Available 

Oct 1 2 baths, family room with fireplace 

$650 plus utilities, requires first 

4 last Call after 6PM 646-1876 

ACCREDITED MGT. 

ORGANIZATION 

Specializing in leasing 4 management 

of single family homes 

COMPETITIVE RATES 

4 FREE APPRAISALS 

Meadow Mgt. Inc. 

Based In Farmington Hills 

Call Bruce Llovd 851-8070 

ANN ARBOR Trail Farmington Rd 

area 3/4 bedroom, finished basement, 

2 car garage, fenced yard, carpeted and 

nicely decorated, $485 Call Property 

Manager. One Way 522-6000 

ELM ST., T A Y L O R 

(Hast ot Telegraph, .Sourh ot Cioddard) 

SPACIOUS 2 B E D R O O M UNITS 

$ 2 6 2 month 

Private Entrance 

STOVE, REFRIGERATOR. CARPETING 

Heat Included 

OFFICE OPEN DAILY, SAT. AND SUN 

C A L L 287-8305 

apartments & townhouses 

Northwestern & Middlebelt 


LUXURY, CONVENIENCE AND PRESTIGE! 

only 6 choice units left 

Everything you could wish for! Quiet setting, superb 

interiors elegant landscaping, tennis courts, pool, whirlpool, 

club house, much more! 1,600 sq. ft 2 bedrooms, 2 

baths, storage room and laundry in apartment From $610. 

model phone 851-1055 

KAFTAN ENTERPRISES - 352-3800 

NEW 1 and 2 bedroom 

apartments & terrace rentals: 

Attached covered parking 

Balcony or patio 

^ Eating space in kitchen 

• Same-level laundry room 

^r""^ Fully equipped modern kitchen 

with dishwasher 

• Individually controlled heat, 

central air conditioning 

Wall-to-wall carpeting 

• , • Extraordinary clubhouse, party 

\) room, swimming pool, lighted 

tennis courts 

Fairmont Park 

m Fdrmm^ton Hills behind the woods 

on Nine Mile between Drake and farmington Roads 

Open daily until S p m 474-2510 

NEAR ROCHESTER 

PATRICK HENRY 

i'uxtoy , r j f i a l t m e n h 

From 

S 275 "CVUD.O 

50% DISCOUNT ON SECURITY DEPOSIT 

Apartment! includ* 

• Balcony Dming 

Terrace 

Clubhouse 

Pool • Tennis 

Air Conditioning 

Sauna • Handball 

Equipped Kitchen 

(Sorry, no pets ) 

i 

lit MONTH RENT Hill 

\\0«.if'| 

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0.$* J««J 

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373-6770 

2 760 Patrick Henry Or. North ot Walton Blvd From I-75 take 

University Dr to Dexter Blvd.. left on Dexter Rd., 1 block 

North ot Walton Blvd lo Rental Office al Patrick Henry Dr 

OPEN DAILY 10 A M -5 P M , SUN NOON-5 P.M 

"BRAND NEW" Opon 11-7 Daily Call 334-0710 Office Hours 8 am-5 pm 538-2158 

Tree "Top Sylvan 

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18 LUXURY WHAT YOU SEEK? 

Then luxury is what you get. Oversized rooms 

and balconies, deluxe kitchens, walk in 

closets, 2 bedroom has double bath. Close to 

shopping and expressway. 

1 BEDROOM $345 - 2 BEDROOM $415 

OPEN 

10 to 6 

Monday 

thru 

Saturday 

348-9590 or 642-8686 

12 to 6 

Sunday 

404 HOUMS For Rent 

ANN ARBOH AREA Lake front home, 

nicely furnished, 2 bedrooms, garage, 

deck, dock, boat US-23 

Monthly 449 4023 or 

ALLEN PARK 

3 bedroom ranch, newly decorated, low 

maintenance $340 per month 

The Beale Group 358-0600 

ATTRACTIVE 

H O M E S & C O N D O S 

Livonia • Redford • Westland 

Canton • Garden City 

$400 - $650. 

Earl Keim Realty 

- 563-4212 - 

AVAILABLE NOW through May Completely 

furnished beautiful 3 bedroom 

lakefront w.ith fireplace Pinckney 

area, 25 minutes from Ann Arbor, |400 

per month 591-3099 or 231 2809 

BEAUMONT Hospital area, 3 bedroom, 

family room, all appliances, washer 4 

dryer, fully carpeted 4 draped, patio, 

24 car attached garage $435 855-3344 

BEAUTIFULLY Situated executive colonial 

Appliances available 1 year 

lease with immediate occupancy $725 

Maple 4 Farmington area Call Agent, 

Art Anderson, Re/Ma* Boardwalk, 

459 4981 or 459 3602 

BEAUTIFUL Portage Lake-front, 3 

bedrooms, near Ann Arbor, furnished, 

garage Sept thru May $465 /mo Consider 

year-round 426-4947 or 591 1784 

BIRMINGHAM - Adams Square area 3 

bedrooms, 14 baths, 2 car garage, cen 

tral air Purchase option available 

$650 per month After 6pm, 646 1786 

BIRMINGHAM Attractive 2 bedroom 

home, carpeted, basement, garage, 

fenced yard Children & pets OK Near 

park $400 per month Call 642-8951 

BIRMINGHAM attractive brick ranch 

near Pembroke Park. 3 bedrooms 

basement Stove, refrigerator Avail 

able, October 1 $480 681-5209 

BEVERLY HILLS 2 bedroom plus 

den, 14 baths, flonda room, fireplace, 

basement 24 car garage with opener 

All appliances $550 plus security 

338 7393 

BIRMINGHAM attractive home on 

Rennaville near YMCA 3 bedroom, appliances. 

gas heat, fenced yard $475 

per month 646 3659 

BIRMINGHAM In town charming 3 

bedrooms Pegged hardwood floor in 

dining room, 2 full baths, 2 car garage, 

major appliances, deck in private yard 

$650 Days 568 4874 Eves 649 3847 

BIRMINGHAM Immaculate, 2 bed 

room, 1 bath home Professionally decorated 

Easy care Exceptional private 

garden, brick patio Near Woodward 

Ideal for singles or professional couple 

I year lease 646-4371 

400 Apartments For Ren* 

BIRMINGHAM Schools 13 Mile 4 

Greenfield Attractive 3 bedroom ranch 

with 2 baths, family room, garage, ap- 

iliances J4SO mo plus utilities 1st, 

f 

ast & $100 deposit 352-5439 

BIRMINGHAM SCHOOL Walnut Lake 

privilege lease option, 50% credit 4 

Bedroom, 3 bath, $1,800 M0 . furniture, 

or 3 bedroom. 2 bath, $700 Mo 851 7530 

BIRMINGHAM Sharp 3 bedroom bungalow, 

all appliances, fenced yard, near 

commuter train, 1 year lease, $450 a 

month, $500 security, no pets 644 3185 

BIRMINGHAM 

i per 

month Security deposit Children C)K 

855 3817 

BIRMINGHAM 3 bedroom brick 

ranch New carpet, dining room, family 

room, appliances, garage, fenced yan d. 

patio, near park, park, immaculate ir 

deposit After 4pm 

1 $600 plus 

879 2571 

BIRMINGHAM 3 bedroom brick 

ranch, family room, garage, 5 appliances, 

$550 month Also for sale 

Rhodes Realty 642 0014 

BIRMINGHAM 2 bedrooms, carpet 

ing, appliances, fenced yard, basement, 

$375 647 4614 

BIRMINGHAM 

3 bedroom Bungalow on 14 Mile Rd , 

near Greenfield $375 month Security 

deposit 646 7017 

3 bedroom ranch on quiet, tree lined 

street Walking distance to parks, 

schools, shopping, free tennis courts, 

YMCA with racquet ball 4 pool $425 

per month, appliances included 

642 8686 

BIRMINGHAM, 3 bedroom. 1 bath, ga 

rage, basement, appliances, fenced 

yard, family neighborhood Lease-purchase 

option $575 ' deposit 647-2616 

645 1139 

CORAL RIDGE 

APARTMENTS 

BIRMINGHAM 

3 bedroom home. 

$375 per month 

BLOOMFIELD /Mams & Big Beaver 

3 bedroom, 24 "bath Ranch, family 

room fireplace, beautiful large proper 

ty All appliances (washer 4 dryer), ful 

ly carpeted draped $625 855 3344 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS gatehouse avail 

able • October, $400 month Utilities not 

included Reply to Box 364, Observer 4 

Eccentric Newspapers. 36251 Schoolichigan 

48150 

craft Rd. Livonia. 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS, large wooded 

lot, newly decorated 2 bedrooms, full 

basement, family room, fireplace, at 

tached 2 car garage $500 Mo 

335-1815; 474 9320 

^ 2nd at Wilcox • Rochester ^ 

1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments 

from $287 

Includes: Heat • Air Conditioning 

• Stove • Refrigerator • Carpeting 

• Laundry Facilities • Pool 

Beautiful Wooded Surroundings 

651-0042 

STflNEYBRUOKC APTS 

Joy Rd. at 1-275 

1 & 2 Bedrooms Vh Baths 

Pool-Tennis Plymouth Schools 

• FALL SPECIAL • 

FREE HEAT 

FREE COOKING GAS 

From $ 2 8 5 

MODEL OPEN 9-5 DAILY, 12-5 WEEKENDS 

fit •&? 455-7200 

TWO MONTHS RENT 

plus HEAT 

Viait our totally renovated and impoceabbly 

carad for apartmafit compitx. Extramaly 

largo 1 A 2 Bodroom apartmonta 

from $289. Enjoy our boautiful pool and 

laka living at BLOOMFIELD CORNERS. 

O v e r l o o k i n g ( asm a n d S> I v a n I,alios 

4 > 1 0 N T H S E C T K I T V D E P O S I T 

1st M O N T H R E N T F R E E 

( I l e a l I n c l u d e d ) 

Sylvan on the Lakes is the best apartment value for 

miles around. 

There's no lovelier view in southeastern Michigan. 

And, there's no lovelier apartment than Sylvan on the 

Lakes. Choice of 1 or 2 bedrooms, with large living 

room, separate dining arep, balcony or patio, mod- 

ern kitchen, wall-to-wall Carpeting, and plenty of 

closet and storage space. Private beach on Cass 

Lake. Private boat wells on Sylvan Lake, Rentals 

from $320 monthly. Come and live on the doorstep of 

Michigan's Water Wonderland. An easy drive from 

Detroit. (Sorry, no pets.) 

6 8 2 - 4 4 8 0 

1613 Cass Lake Road 

Keego Harbor, Ml 48033 

BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS, Blmfld 

Hills address 3 bedrooms, 14 baths, 

secluded Ranch Available immediately' 

I year I,ease, possible Option to Buy 

$600 mo 540-2214 or 647 0373 

BLOOMFIELD TWP Square Lake, 

Woodward area 3 bedroom. 2 bath 

ranch Fireplace, family room, kitchen 

appliances, carpeting, drapes, attached 

2 car garage, Bloomfield Hills Schools 

4 mailing Available Oct 15 at $600 

BLOOMFIELD TWP Maple, Lahser 

area 3 bedroom, 14 bath tri level 

Family room, kitchen built ins. central 

air, carpeting, drapes, attached 24 car 

garage Available Oct 1 at $550 

WEST BLOOMFIELD 4 bedroom, 24 

bath colonial Family room with fireplace, 

kitchen appliances, carpeting, at 

tached 24 car garage. Walled Lake 

Schools, Woodpecker Lake privileges 

Available Oct 1 at $700 

HUNTINGTON WOODS 3 bedroom. 

1 Mi bath brick home Fireplace, all appliances, 

finished basement, central air, 

garage, fenced yard Available Sept 20 

at $550 

ROYAL OAK 3 bedroom ranch on 

deep lot with trees Family room, kitchen 

appliances, carpetng, drapes, attached 

garage with opener Available 

now at $495 

N ROYAI. OAK 3 bedroom ranch on 

nice lot All appliances, fireplace, carpeting, 

drapes. 14 car garage Avail 

able now at $425 

CONSULT US ABOUT OUR RENTAL 

AND OR PROPERTY MANAGE 

MENT SERVICE OVER 14 YEARS 

EXPERIENCE IN MANAGEMENT 

FIELD COMPETITIVE RATES 

G O O D E 6 4 7 - 1 8 9 8 

REAL ESTATE 

1411 N Woodward, Birmingham 

BIRMINGHAM, small house. 3 bed 

rooms, carport and garage for storage, 

dog run, modern kitchen Very convenient 

location $475 645-2829 

BIRMINGHAM, prime in town loca 

tion. charmer 3 bedroom, 2 car garage, 

back deck After 6 PM 644 1661 

CANTON • Executive sized 4 bedroom 

Colonial plus den Many fine amenities 

Available starting Sept 13 I or 2 year 

lease possible $600 mo plus security 

deposit Call Bill Decker. Broker at 

455 8400 

CANTON. North, large 4 bedroom quad, 

all appliances, washer, dryer Available 

Sept 1. $550 month, security Singles 

OK 459 9897 453 6345 

CANTON NORTH 4 bedroom colonial, 

34 baths 2 car attached garage Plymouth 

School district Walking distance 

to schools. $625 month 455 4964 

24 baths, family room fireplace, din 

ing room, attached garage, immediate 

occupancy, $685 Call Property Mana 

ger. One Way 459 5222 

CANTON - Tri 3 bedrooms, 1 4 baths, 

great location near 1-275 Expressway 

Almost immediate occupancy 1 year 

lease $498 Call Agent, Art Anderson, 

Re Max Boardwalk 459 4981. 459-3602 


CHARLES 

HAMLET 


Carports 

from S305 

Central air, vs a ter 

CANTON clean 4 bedroom, 24 bath 

colonial Dining room, family room, 

fireplace, cable T V Immediate occu 

pancy. $550 plus security 348 1156 

CANTON. 3 bedroom, Holiday Park 

Sub fireplace, family room, full basement, 

$410 mo t utilities Available 

now Days 662 8672, Eves 973 1538 

CANTON 3 bedroom Tri Level, 14 

bath, carpeted, 1 months security deposit 

Available Sept 1st $450 per 

month Eves 624-0804 

CANTON, 3 bedroom colonial, 14 

baths, 2 car altached garage Kitchen 4 

laundry appliances, carpeting, drapes, 

family room, fireplace $590 month 

plus security 455 3436 

CANTON 3 bedroom custom ranch 2 

baths, family room with fireplace Fin 

ished basement with bar Appliances, 

dishwasher Central air 2 cement pa 

tios, one enclosed Professionally 

landscaped Underground sprinkling 

system, 2 car attached garage $625 

month 722 5192. after 6pm 981-4381 

CANTON. 3 bedroom home. $450 month 

plus one month security deposit 

Call before 4pm. 981 0457 

CANTON 3 bedroom colonial Mrs 

Clean lives here First floor laundry, 

stove, refrigerator 4 dishwasher Conveniently 

located to 1-275 Expressway 

Immediate occupancy, flexible lease 

$550 Call Agent Art Anderson, Re Max 

Boardwalk, 459-4981 or 459 3602 

CANTON 3 or 4 bedroom ranches, 

duplexes, or colonials $460 up to $625 

Ask for Fred Miotke. Century 21, Gold 

House 459 6000 

CANTON 4 Bedroom colonial, 24 

baths, family room fireplace, 2 car ga 

rage, appliances, large private yard, 

$575 month 455-9011 

CANTON 4 bedroom Colonial, live in 

Executive style, family room, dining 

room, Florida room. 24 baths, large 

kitchen with appliances, finished basement. 

2 car garage, $650 Mo 455 7623 

CANTON 

42142 Gloria, - 4 bedrooms, basement. 2 

car garage, fireplace. $575 mo 

44089 Harsdale - 4 bedrooms, base 

ment, 2 car garage, $575 mo 

44931 Northspring - 3 bedrooms, cen 

tral air, $580 mo 

AGENT 261 3956 

CASS LAKE 3 bedroom ranch 140 ft 

frontage Beautiful hard sand beach 

24 baths. 2 car garage W Bloomfield 

schools Immediate occupancy 626-4768 

CITY of WAYNE, 3 bedroom Cape Cod 

New carpet Finished basement with 

bar 4 fireplace, garage-electric door, 

fence$450 + security 425-2519 

COUNTRY house for rent, Iônard 

area, private setting with lake view 

First month rent free $375 per month 

628 3781 or 642-7771 

DISCRIMINATING EXECUTIVE coun 

try living, only 5 minutes from village 

of Union Lake 2400 sqft custom built 2 

story, woods, acreage A lovely pond, 

bw taxes Call for details, 698 1646 

Homfcn thj "t 

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Ample closet spate 

• Kitchen appliances* Balconies Hi Patios 

• Dishwasher, garbage disposal • Swimming Pool 

• Carpeting • Laundry facilities in each 

• Hampton Community facilities include golf & jogging 

ROCHESTER 852-0311 

Northgate Apts. 

RENT INCLUDES 

' Air-Conditioning • Range • Refrigerator • Carpeting 

• Garbage Disposal • Laundry & Storage Facilities 

Swimming Pool • Tennis Courts • Activity Building 

• Heat & Hot Water 

FROM $260 

GREENFIELD AT I O V 2 MILE RD. 

OFFICE OPEN DAILY „ , 5 ? ! ' ~ 

SAT & SUN 968-8688 

(APARTMENTS) 

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"ASK ABOUT OUR RENT SPECIAL " 

N o w accepting applications for 1 

a n d 2 b e d r o o m a p a r t m e n t s . 

RENT INCLUDES: 

• Heat & Water 

• Air Conditioning 

• Carpeting 

• Laundry & Storage Facilities 

• Pool 

2 blocks East of Telegraph on 7 Mile Road 

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CANTON - Executive 3 bedroom brick 

ranch, altached garage, inground heat 

ed pool, privacy fence, landscaped 

$550 Mo After 5 30 I'M. call 397 2329 

DUCK LAKEFRONT Snack bar, re 

cessed lighting, Jenn-aire range 

dishwasher, side by side freezer refng 

erator Great room, deck and Florida 

room, 2 car garage Special opportunity, 

$600 a month, 1 year lease $600 se 

curity No pets 644 3185 

EXECUTIVE LAKEFRONT, 1981 3 

level contemporary 5 minutes fro US 

23 1-96 interchange Near Kensington 

Park Designed for entertaining 3 fire 

places. 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths Deposit 

and references required, $1200 per 

month days 227-3095 eves 437 9625 

FARMINGTON CITY 3 bedroom 

ranch, family room with fireplace, 

fenced yard, $470 month Available 

Oct I 477-6789 

FARMINGTON Grand River, Orchard 

Lake Area 2 bedrooms, family room, 

attached garage Newly decorated 

Nice neighborhood Immediate occupancy 

References After 6 30 I'M 

474 2507 

FARMINGTON RILLS 

4 bedrooms, 2Vj baths, dining room, 

sunroom, basement. 2 car garage with 

remote Treed lot Immaculate Asking 

$750 per month Immediate occupancy 

Rroker-Bruce 851 8070 


Ramblewood Gatehouse Community 

Executive home Completely furnished, 

5 bedrooms, 3'j balhs, Jacuwi room. 

4800 sq ft . available immediately 

Asking $2500 per month 

Broker - Bruce 851-8070 

FARMINGTON HILLS 3 Bedroom. I 

bath ranch near 10 Mile & Grand River 

October 1 occupancy $440 month 

352-4040 

FARMINGTON HILLS 2 year old 

2,600 Sq Ft colonial Family room with 

fieldstone type fireplace & wet bar, for 

rnal dining room with bay window, 

large country kitchen, 2nd floor laundry 

room $750 per month 474 0578 


Rent with option to buy Builder's model. 

2900 Sq fl colonial, 4 bedrooms, li 

brary, 2 1 -* baths, fireplace in master 

bedroom & family room, walk out basement 

$1200 per mo 50% applied t 

purchase price Musi See Call 471 4555 

FARMINGTON HILLS 2 bedrooms 

Shiawassee Middlebelt Large front 

yard 1st, last & sec urity $330 month 

Available Oct I 474 2769 

FARMINGTON HILLS 2 bedroom 

home on 5 acres Available Sepl 15th 

$475 per month Contact John Eck 

strom, Days 349 7600 

FARMINGTON HILLS, 3 bedroom 

brick ranch, finished rec room, clean, 

close location $450 month Call Bob 

I'ickard, Real Estate One, 559 2300 

FARMINGTON HILLS, Lease or sale 4 

bedroom colonial, library, family room, 

available immediately Lease $750 

month Sale $139,900 Further details 

call Snyder, Kinney & Bennett. 644-7000 

FARMINGTON HILLS, clean 2 bed 

room home, with appliances, laundrv 

room, carpeting garage $425 month 

plus deposit 356-0226 


T 

tMINGTON HILLS 4 bedrooms 

baths Move in condition Neutral 

Available immediately $650 

477 5560 

tMINGTON HILLS furnished or 

irmshed, large 3 bedroom deck 

•ly view of woods & stream, lower 

'1 entertainment area wilh fire 

e. attached 2 car garage $750 

ke 11 Mile 476 7546 471 5228 

FA tMINGTON. 32172 l.oomis freshly 

redecorated, ready to move in 3 bedroop 

ranch, l 1 ^ balhs carpeted, fin 

ish«d basement, attached garage appli 

anii-s $525 476 3662 476 432U 

FRANKLIN Immediate occupancy 3 

bedroom ranch, air conditioned. 2 car 

garage. Florida room Birmingham 

schools Option to buy $750 month 

540-1310 872 2626 

FRANKLIN VILLAGE 2 level house 

on estate One bedroom, recreation 

room 2 baths $450 month Calleves, 

626 2796 

GARDEN CITY clean 2 bedroom 

house. $300 month plus security 

421! 6230 522 7356 

GAjRDEN CITY - sharp immaculate 3 

bedroom dining area garage appli 

arnjes i nrpeling $4211 run plus securi 

ty references 261 5950 427 6686 

GARDEN CITY 2 bedrooms, garage 

fenced yard Close to schools, shopping 

transportation $375 month Security 

deposit 1 year lease References 

After 6pm, 425 7905 

GARDEN CITY, 3 bedroom, appli 

ances, carpcling basemeni garage 

398 8611 751 8027 

al Northville 

541-4551 

SPACIOUS APARTMENTS 

IN A SUBURBAN SETTING WITH 

A COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE 

Private balcony or patio, swim- 

ming pool, tennis court & club 

house with sauna. 

Utilities Included 

Sturby Mgt. 

1V. of 1-275 

oo 7 Mlta Rd 

Op«n D«ty until 6 

349-8410 

EAST POINTE 

TOWNHOUSES 

FRASER, Ml. 

14V2 MILE-GROESBECK 

1-2-3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS 

RENT INCLUDES: 

•STOVE .CARPETING 

•REFRIGERATOR • PRIVATE ENTRANCE 

• HEAT • LAUNDRY FACILITIES 

• HOT WATER .PLAYGROUND 

CHILDREN WELCOME 

OFFICE OPEN 

DAILY, SAT. AND SUN. 

792-0116 

WHITEHALL 

APARTIVIKNTS 

Luxurious 

2 Bedroom Apartments 

• 2 P'ull Baths • Carports 

Adult Community - reserved for 

residents over the age of 50 

VC' 9 MILE AT Plj()VII)I \( I Dk 

IN SOUTjHKIELD 

Office Open Daily, Sat. 4 Sun 

557-5339 d»*d 

lot Good boating 4 swimming $4 40 

plus utilities Walled Uke 363 6289 

LIVONIA brick 3 bedroom 2 baths 

appliances air family room basemeni 

i lean $525 month Call Rick Century 

21 Gold House 459 6000 or 453 7816 

LIVONIA clean Rosedale Gardens 3 

bedroom brick ranch finished basemen! 

garage possible option $495 

month • security Calleves 522 8256 

LIVONIA near I 275 & Ann Arb"r Rd 3 

bedroom brick Ranch family room air 

patif with grill 2 car garage all appli 

am es i washer dryer; $500 mo 

No pets 722 8233 or 533 2018 

LIVONIA Newly decorated 3 bedroom 

Ranch, finished basement, dishwasher 

Mlddlebell Joy Hd area Please call 

after 5PM 348 7638 

LIVONIA Plymouth & Mi'rriman Rds 

Old Rosedale Completely refurbished 3 

bedroom bungalow Urge kitchen 

$55" 1st I .ast Eves 422 8937 

LIVONIA real cute 3 bedroom ranch 

newly painted & carpeted ihru out 

available immediately call afirr 5 30 

pm 464 92.14 

LIVONIA 3 bedroom brick ranch with 

carpeting throughout basement nice 

neighborhood $440 month $500 se< uri 

ty deposit 421 5469 or 464 9154 

LIVONIA 3 bedroom brick with 2 full 

balhs finished basemeni 2 car garage 

Florida room and appliances $445 plus 

security 981 3210 

LIVONIA 3 bedroom 14 bath at 

tached garage $575 Ask for Fred 

Miotke Centurv 21 Oold House 

459 6000 

LIVONIA 3 bedroom bnrk ranch neu 

tral decor appliances finished base 

menl large yard Rent possible option 

$530 plus security 421 0856 

LIVONIA 3 bedroom ranch appli 

ances fenced yard Completely carpet 

ed utility room $375 mo • security 

deposit 474 4346 

LIVONIA 3 bedroom ranch stove re 

frigerator included Clarencevill School 

district $425 mo plus security Corner 

lot 476 4809 

LIVONIA 3 bedroom brick ranch 2 

car garage immediate occupancy 

fenced treed yard $450 Call Property 

Manager One Way 522-6000 

LIVONIA 4 bedroom bruk colonial 6 

\lile I*van area 2W baths family 

room fireplace dining room patio al 

(ached 2 < ar garage appliances Cal 

Property Manager. One Way 522 6000 

I I VON IA 7 Mile Merriman Rd 

18620 Sunsel 3 bedroom ranch $450 

per Mo, plus 1 Mo secunlv No pets 

Call 261 7607 or 477 6293 

LIVONIA 7 Mile Inkster Rd 2 bed 

rooms neutral decor appliances large 

Ireed loi 2'i car garage Immediale 

occupancy $450 per month • security 

deposit Call after 6 PM 255 0073 

I.YMxiN 4 I>olphin 2 bedrooms new 

Is decorated new i arrfi $200 month 

plus security Immediate occupancv 

533 5523 

MII.FORL) country living 4 bedrooms 

Vi baths on 10 acres approximately 

2200 m) ft 3 rar garage finished walk 

Out rec room available Nov 1 Rent 

$675 Broker Bruce 851-8070 

NFV. Hl'DSON 2 bedroom full base 

menl 17 acres of land $385 month with 

option to buy Reply to P O Box 181 

Farmington Michigan 48024 

N OAK PARK 2 car attached garage 

family room 4 bedrooms loads of )iv 

.ng space for large family or 2 moms t, 

kids or 4 roommates $650 per month 

plus utilities 968-4653 

NORTH ROCHESTER Secluded 3 bed 

room fireplace, screened porch on pri 

vale lake 4 10 acres $395 month plus 

deposit Call Days 7318146 

NORTHVILLE small I bedroom 

house Ideal for single person farm sel 

ling $255 month 4 miles vs ol North 

ville 349 325'j 

NOVI Model home 4 bedroom quad 

decorated landscaped central air 

flexible lease 12 15 months immediate 

occupancy $650 month Call Agent An 

Anderson Re Max Boardwalk 

459 4981 or 459 36U2 

NOVI Rent with option lo buy Imme 

diate occupancy 4 bedroom. 2 4 bath 

colonial basement, garage Clean 

freshly painted Flexible terms Anx 

IOUS Call Sharon Serra Real Estate 

One 348 6430 

N CANTON 3 bedroom 2 '-i bath colo 

nial family roonv with fireplace air 

References $475 month 455 7428 

N* DEARBORN UTS Newly decorated 

3 bedroom ranch $450 plus security 

Alter 5PM 1-247 2229Or 1 949 6116 

OAK PARK AREA Beautiful 2 f*-d 

room homes Carpeting appliances 

Shorl term availabl. From $345 

month Call Sue 855 4400 



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PLYMOUTH co/\ 3 Bedroom Cape 

Cod near downtown Oarage base 

menl fenced $465 month plus securi 

ty 626 0097 

PLYMOUTH Executive 4 bedroom 

home with separate master suite 3 

fireplaces full walkout basemeni 34 

car attached garage $850 mo VS rn 

Fehlig Real Estate 453 7800 

PLYMOUTH I.IVON IA area 3 bed 

room bnck ranch $4 75 month 1 bed 

room Condo al $350 2 bedroom Cond.i 

like new $525 Call Marv or Gcri 

453 0017 

PLYMOUTH lovely English Tudor 

walk to downtown 2 bedroom dining 

living fireplace kitchen nook base 

ment. $425 month Evenings 453 1353 

PLYMOUTH TWP executive ranch 3 

bedrooms 2 4 baths Is! floor laundry 

family room with fin pl.n e $650 

459-6300 or 459 9396 

PLY MOUTH 1 bedroom treed lot, qui 

el neighborhood in town no pets $245 

month 348 3263 348 3420 

PLYMOUTH 3 bedrooms sunporch 

walk out basemeni garage all on large 

lot $515 per month 

661 5371 

PLYMOUTH 4 bedroom colonial 

lovely inlown location desirable Hough 

Park Surrounded by beautiful trees 

Flexible lease available Sept 20 $750 

Call Agenl Art Anderson Re Max 

Boardwalk 459 4981 or 459 3602 

REDFORD new carpet 3 bedrooms 2 

baths garage immediate occupancy 

$465 Call Property Manager tine Way 

522 6000 

REDFORD, S 3 bedroom brick ranch 

appliances garage $460 plus security 

Sorry no pets Call after 5 30pm any 

time on weekend ask for John 261 2119 

REDFORD The Redlord Township 

Home Information Center has a free 

rental housing bulletin board 

Call 937 2171 

REDFORD TOWNSHIP 3 bedroom 

all appliances finished basemeni 

fenced yard immediate occupancy 

$450 per month Call Carol weekdays 

8 30 5pm 424 5010 

REDFORD VS Chicago & Beech New 

1,200 sq ft Ranch 3 bedroms 2 car ga 

rage 5 appliances basement low utili 

ties 937 1006 or 556 6010


404 House* For Rent 

REDFORD ) bedroom, walking dis- 

tant* to school and shopping, 7 Mile, 

Grand River area MOO monthly plus 

Ul-IMS 

security, ref«rw«s 

REDFORD, 2 fireplaces, 2H baths, sp 

pllaocea. 4 bedrooms, full basement, 

fenced yard, 2.S 

ways A .hopping 

yard, 2 S car garage. 

ISM 

close to i- 

M7-MM 

404 Houses For Rent 

WOLVERINE LAKE privilege S bed- 

room ranch, gas beat, finished base- 

ment, huge fenced lot. M50 per month 

U4-S7M 

W BLOOMFIELD Schools, executive, 

new 4 bedroom colonial. 2800 sq ft Im- 

maculate. carpet, appliances, drapes 

OOil 851-J5M 

lease MM mo Ml- 

REDFORD, i bedroom brick ranch, 1W 

baths, finished baaement, garage, MM 

a month plus security minus $50 dis 

count plan 5M 3725 

RENT/RENT WITH OPTION 

Redford ranch with basement, |SM 

month, I month lease Call Sybil Tad- 

dia, Century 21. Gold House Realtors 

478-44*0 or 281 4700 

ROCHESTER AREA Coachlamp Sub 

3 bedrooms, 2Vi baths, family room 

with fireplace, large scenic lot |700 

month 852-1817 

ROCHESTER TROY, 2 bedroom, 

pletely redecorated, new carpet, 

refrigerator, on one private acre, M25 

852 4110 

ROCHESTER 

3 bedroom ranch with appliances, car 

5 per 

851-7713 

peted, basement, low uti 

month 

ppliar 

UUes, 8475 

ROCHESTER, 4 bedroom executive co- 

lonial, 2* baths M50 s month Other 

leases available Call Anna Pearcy, 

Chamberlain. 851 88M 852-4818 

ROMEO - Luxury 3 bedroom ranch, 1W 

baths, office, family room, living/din- 

ing ell, tennis court on 3 lots Romeo 

Orchard Sub, 8750 per month plus all 

utilities Ask for Mr Blank at 642-7880 

ROYAL OAK 13 4 Woodward area, 2 

bedroocna, sun room, carpeting It appli 

ances. 2 car garage. 8375 647-4614 

ROYAL OAK 2 bedroom, slab ranch 

on nice lot, fenced yard, carpeting, ap- 

pliances. Crooks It Normandy area 

1400 month Call »-7pm 58#-210« 

SAVE i0% RENT 

Singles Preferred 

Share Referrals 

842-1620 

SCHOOLCRAFT/EVERGREEN, 2 bed 

rooms, double lot Call between 5-9PM, 

525-2678 

SCHOOLCRAFT/Outer Drive 2 bed 

room bome. new decor, carpet, drapes, 

*tove, fenced yard, double insulated, 

a275 mo + security 5SS-67M 

SOUTHFIELD Immediate occupancy 

4 bedroom Quad. 4 baths new Jennaire 

kitchen, dishwasher, No of 12 Mile Se- 

curity References $775 month644 7994 

SOUTHFIELD • on one acre land, 3W 

bedroom bouse Family room, formal 

living room, dining room Modern 

kitchen 2 baths $7M month 355-1854 

Southfield 

28474 Marshall 3 bedrooms Children 

allowed 1425 per month plus security 

967-02W 

SPACIOUS FAMILY bome Will coosid 

er option 4 bedrooms, SW baths, at 

tached garage Lake privileges Keat 

mgton After 5 pm 391-0778 

SYLVAN LAKE 2 bedroom, screened 

porch, lake It tennis privileges, carpet 

ed. appliances No pets Available Im- 

mediately 8425 After 8 PM, 682-6136 

TELEGRAPH Schoolcraft area Extra 

nice 3 bedroom, gas beat, double ga 

rage, $310 month, plus security deposit 

532-8077 

TEN MILE/Woodward Beautiful large 

brick ranch 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, den, 

recreation room Lease with option to 

buy $475 month No pets 288-0375 

THIS 4 bedroom contemporary beauty 

is In a great sub withgolf course, tennis 

It swimming pool The home features 

large family room with fireplace and 

full finished rec room plus sky lights. 

1st floor laundry and 2H car garage, 

central air and many extras Open Sun 

Sept 12. 2 5 N on Rochester Rd to 

right on Barclay Circle to W on Hamp 

ton Circle to right oo Dartmouth to 757 

Dartmouth We are VA specialists 

Partridge HSI 693 7770 

THREE BEDROOM bungalow, near 

Old Redford basement, some new car 

petlng, new linoleum, gas beat, prefer 

adults, no pets References 83v 7547 

TROY RANCH Long Uke & Dequi* 

dre 3 bedrooms, 2 baths Appliances 

car garage $500 plus utilities 

After 6pm 644 1449 

»ly b 

rooms. 2 full baths, den, beauUful coun- 

try street, all appliances. Immediate 

occupancy $525 plus aecurtty 380 0430 

W BLOOMFIELD • New bi-level, 3 

bedrooms, 2 baths. 1,700 

month Also 2,600 so 

bath, lakeview, boat I beach privileges, 

.700 sa ft, M»5, 

ft. 5 bedroom, 3 

8695 month Call 

682 3408 

W BLOOMFIELD 3 bedroom ranch, 2 

CAT garage. Walnut Lake privileges 

$750 month Option to buy 

540-1310 873-2626 

W DEARBORN - 24118 Dartmouth, 

sharp li very clean 2 bedrooms, new 

curtains, washer, dryer, 

274-6941 

y ' 

carpeting, 

stove, refr 

rigerator. $400 mo 

6 MILE It LAHSER - 3 bedroom, new 

decor, carpet, curtains, built in stove. 

Insulated, singles ok $300 plus $300 se- 

curity 255-1626 


For Rent 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS, 3 bedroom 

townhouse, Immediate occupancy. 

Short or long term lease available. 

Completely furnished including linens, 

basement, garage Bloomfield Hills 

schools $800 month 1052 Stratford 

Lane, Cranbrook Manor Call Betsy 

363-8885 

Manecke 644-4700 or 

CASS LAKEFRONT Near Pontiac. 35 

min to Detroit 3 bedrooms, gas heat, 

beamed ceiling in living It dining room, 

well insulated, gas beat, clean, very 

nice Boat Now to June No children or 

pets Security 4 references $350 

month 682 3305; M5-S852 

PLEASANT RIDGE furnished 1st & 

Last + Deposit & utilities Oct. Ull 

May $3M /mo 542 3942 


For Rent 

CANTON • RENT with opUon to buy on 

land contract Beautiful z bedroom mo- 

S ter 6pm 669-2192 

FARMINGTON HILLS 1 bedroom fur 

nished. M5 per week, security deposit 

required Call between 2 and 8 PM 

477-6421 842 7747 

INKSTER ROAD NEAR JOY ROAD 

Brand new 1 bedroom mobile bome 

Completely furnished 

$250 GA 171231 

1 It 2 BEDROOM homes furnished in- 

cluding heat it air One bedroom, $165 

2 bedroom $295 Reply to; P.O. Box 181 

Farmington, Mich 48024 

406 Duplexes For Rent 

BIRMINGHAM IN TOWN 

1 bedroom, fireplace, Parquet floors 

garage $415 per month 

968-M18 

CANTON, ranch style, 2 bedroom, 1H 

baths, central air, baaement, appli 

ances. no pets $395 plus security 

455 1887 

CANTON Deluxe 3 bedroom, 1V* bath 

family room, appliances Laundry 

room Immediate occupancy ,M50 per 

-3616 

month 

981- 

LIVONIA 2 bedroom, clean, carpeted 

throughout, family room, basement, ga 

rage, large fenced yard, air condition 

Ing, lease, security deposit, no 

M» per month 421 c 

406 Duplexes For Rent 

LIVONIA - 2 bedroom Kitchen appli- 

ances, basement, fenced yard $390 per 

month plus security deposit 5910998 

LIVONIA - 9912 Farmington Rd New- 

ly decorated, 2 bedrooms, full base 

ment, fenced yard Near shopping Se- 

313 632 

curity Deposit No Pets' 

1-7227 

NEAR PALMER It Venoy 2 bedroom, 

uUllty room. $260 a month plus securi 

Partially furnished, appliances 

after 3pm 722-2565 

ty Hi 

Calli 

PLEASANT I. CONVENIENT 

bedroom, appliances $250 t utili- 

ties Plymouth near Telegraph 531 9083 

PLYMOUTH 2 bedroom brick duplex 

Stove, refrigerator, washer, dryer in- 

cluded $350 plus security 4 utilities 

AvaiUble 10-1-82. After 5PM 464-1261 

appli 

carpeUng, basement, $325 includes heat 

k water, security 4 lease Available 

Immediately. Call after 6pm, 474-5291 

WAYNE-NORWAYNE. 2 bedroom, 

newly decorated, $245 monthly, $350 

security. 

728-1750 or 595-0518 

WESTLAND - New lovely, large 2 bed 

rooms, living room (19 x 12), Carpeted 

Laundry room Children Welcome, no 

pets Very nice area $315 334-9757 

WESTLAND - 1 bedroom, appliances, 

entrance, nl« 

hood, adult $200 plus deposit 

ivate entrance, nice neighbor 

721-7908 

410 Flats For Rent 

DEARBORN, Ford Woods, charming 

clean lower, 2 bedrooms, stove, refrig 

erator, carpeting, garage, basement, 

cable TV, $350 981-1817 

DEARBORN, lovely 6 room upper, ap- 

pliances. carpet, back porch, basement, 

redecorated, separate thermostat, qui 

et Security 4 references 533-2329 

FERNDALE, available immediately, 

newly decorated 2 bedroom lower, all 

appliances, fenced in yard, garage $290 

month, plus uUliUes, security 652-2375 

JEFFRIES Freeway Burt Rd beauU 

ful upper flat for mature individual, 

convenient, quiet, $195 532-0439 

MAPLE INKSTER area 3 bedroom, 

walk In closet, large country kitchen, 

appliances, lake privileges, $420 After 

3:30pm 689-6213 626 0981 

412 Townhouses-Condos 

For Rent 

MERRIMAN 4 7 Mile 4 room upper 

Stove 4 refrigerator $250 Share utili- 

ties Deposit required Vacant 477-4170 

OLD REDFORD - Carpeted 2 bedroom 

upper Flat $325 per month includes 

heat 4 water Security deposit After 5 

PM 729-8718 or 464 6015 

REDFORD • 1 bedroom upper, clean, 

carpeted, appliances, $300 mo includes 

all uUllUes, security deposit, after 6pm 

533 1884 

WAYNE Urge livin( 

2 bedrooms, fridge I 

uUllUes + security 

[ It dining rooms, 

< stove, $285 + 

Call after 3PM, 

721 5835 

WESTLAND Beautiful 5 Room Lower 

includes 2 bedrooms, refrigerator, 

stove, air conditioning, washer dryer 4 

water $350 /mo 453 3306 or 455-6335 

412 Townhouses-Condos 

For Rent 

LIVONIA - 2 bedroom duplex, fully car 

stove It refrigerator furnished. 

350 month plus security 522-8172 

AVAILABLE 

10 Mile - Lahser 

2 or 3 bedrooms, 2 V* baths, living room, 

dining room, separate breakfast nook, 

built-in appliances Finished rec room 

with separate laundry room, Fully car- 

peted, drapery rods, 1,950 Sq Ft., Club- 

house 4 pool, individual private patio, 

carport included Adult, teen 4 children 

area Sorry, no pets From $515 

HEAT INCLUDED 

356-8844 


TROY. Rochester Rd , J bedroom Dutch 

colonial with 2 car garage, swimming 

pool 4 barn for horses on 8 acres 

Available after 9-15 $550 + utilities 

647 6813, or 644 0946 

TROY Square Lake, Livernois Execu- 

tive 2,800 sq.ft. Colonial, 4 bedrooms, 

den, family room, laundry room, 2W 

baths M25 /mo M6 9637 

TROY Small 3 bedroom, 1 bath home 

on I 75 4 15 Mile, convenient location 

ISM month, 2 months security deposit 

Quiet neighborhood 528-9046 

TROY 3 bedroom, 2 story, attached 2 

car garage on 3H acres of land with a 

natural stream 1400 per month 

879 2622 879 2620 

TWO BEDOROM brick ranch, on huge 

lot with fruit trees Family room, 2 

fireplaces, finished basement North 

Dearborn Heights Ask for Marge 

ERA First Federal 478 3400 

Single family Excel- 

d 5 bedroom, 2 W hath. 

UNION UKE 

lent neighborhood 

family room. uUlity, den, 2W car ga 

rage, pool/deck, fenced yard, walk to 

Jr High, bus to Elem It High No pets 

$500 plus deposit References. 731-3274 

WALLED UKE. 1 bedroom, sppli- 

ances, fireplace, basement, yard, ga- 

rage, $310 per month 525-1521 

WALLED UKE- 2 bedrooms, appli- 

ances. air condlUoning. lake privileges, 

nicely decorated, $400 month 437-6389 

WALNUT UKE Privileges, Birming 

ham schools, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, brick 

cape cod. family room, basement, no 

dogs $525 Mo 335 1815. 474-9320 

WARREN 21022 Blackmar 3 bed 

rooms, rec room Garage $425 month 

plus security 967 0200 

WATERFORD lakefront, looking for 

someone to give TLC in lieu of security 

deposit 2 bedroom, full walkout base- 

ment, appliances $425 698 1646 

WAYNE, clean 3 bedroom in nice 

neighborhood with garage. M00 per 

month. $500 security, 1 year minimum 

lease, references preferred 427-5093 

EDGE OF W Bloomfield, 3 bedroom, 

basement, fenced yard, appliances, lake 

privileges, lease $365 month Hard- 

wood floors 968 3595 

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NORTHWOOD 

APARTMENTS 

11 Mile - Woodward 


Carpeting • Air Conditioning 

Range • Refrigerator 

Swimming Pool 

Heat Included 

541-3332 

aMuiraiGDD 

Farmington Hills. Phone: 478-5533, 

Grand River and Drake Roads. Models open everyday 11-6. 

• 12 different plani featuring 24-hour monitored gatehouse 

> Incredibly spacious rooms • Kitchens with windows and eating space 

• Attached covered parking • Central air conditioning 

• Inspired architecture and landscaping 

• In-unit laundry and itorage rooms 

• 12-acre nature trail • Ponds and streams 

• Resort-like pool, clubhouse, tenuis courts and recreation 

Beztak Development 

WEST BLOOMFIELD area Brand new 

quad-level 4 bedrooms. 3W baths, fully 

rauipped kitchen. 3 car garage, near 

irhooi $1200 mo After 5pm 886-5137 

WEST BLOOMFIELD • 4 bedrooms, 

1W bsths. newly redecorated Ma)or 

appliances with washer 4 dryer 

Fenced yard Near Pine Uke $5M 

monthly plus security deposit with op^ 

to buy Call sfter 6pm. 681-4799 

tion 

Call after 6pm, 

WEST BLOOMFIELD 3 bedrooms, 

large living 4 family room, $750 per 

month CallM9-0SS2. 855-2941 

Don't sign that lease! 

unless you have 

$ 2 g k o o 

PER MON 

PLUS: YOU GET ALL TI 

NO CHAl 

RENT 

ITEMS BELOW AT 

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WEST BLOOMFIELD, modern 4 bed-1 

room colonial. Birmingham schools, 

living, dining, family, library On! 

T month 

$900 per moot 

library Only 

i plus security 626-5855 

WEST BLOOMFIELD • Large 4 bed- 

room, 2Vfc bath, fully decorated execu- 

tive Colonial Landscaped. move-In Im- 

mediately upon credit approval. 1 year 

letN available flM Call Agent, Art 

Anderson. Re/Mai Boardwalk,459 4981 

or 459-3602 

WESTERN WAYNE - 3 bedrooms, 

basement. 2 car garage, 1395 Ask for 

property Manager, One Way 522-6000 

WESTLAND- Neat 2 bedroom, large 

fenced yard, good neighborhood, $310 

month plus security deposit 427-3241 

WESTUND, newly decorated 2 bed- 

room bungalow near Middlebelt 4 War- 

ren Garage, nice neighborhood $300 a 

month plus deposit 681 -5218 

WESTUND - 1 wk. free rent for paint 

Ing 3 bedroom brick, finished baaement 

with bar, I car garage Immediate oc- 

cupancy M70 Mo t security 425-2519 

WESTUND - 3 bedroom tri-level Car- 

2 car garage. 2 hatha. Urge 

inces Included $500/roo 

110-1 729-1311 

fttcben, sppllances Incli 

plus security Available 

WIXOM, For sale or rent Large farm- 

house with acreage, with or without 

large metal building Grand River It 

Wixom Rd area $48-4279 

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heat and hot water 

indoor swimming pool (swim while it snows) 

Outdoor pool - huge sun deck 

18-hole golf course (no charge) 

built-in vacuum and all attachments 

clubhouse and ballroom 

tennis courts 

washer and dry^r (in each apt, free) 

fully carpeted - Carpeted halls 

or, disposal 

air conditioning 

range, refrlgerali 

large walk-In clojsets 

beautiful view 

spacious parking areas 

well lighted area 

fountain and putting green 

fun of living 

heliport (permission only) 

close access to >

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419 Mobil* Homo Space 

ONE BEDROOM furnished mobile 

bome Farmln|ton location References 

4 security required No pets 

478-1998 

420 Rooms For Ront 


Select Rental* All Areas 

We Help Landlord* 4 Tenant* 

Share Referrals 642-1620 

" FURNISHED ROOMS 

Alao. effeciencles available Winter 

rate* Daily, weekly or monthly $90 

per week, no security deposit required 

Color TV. pbooes, maid service Royal 

Motor Inn. 27751 Plymouth Rd. 

Livonia 422 1911 

ATTRACTIVE furnished Room in Novi 

area Light kitchen privileges, near all 

eipreasways Mature female preferred 

146 week 349^014 

BEECH 4 WEST Chicago area Bedroom 

for middle aged or retired person 

with or without kitchen privileges 

937-3786 

BLOOMFIELD Woodward bus line 

Eicellent communication, near Telegraph 

4 1-75 Working male or student, 

private entrance $35 a week 332-5266 

CANTON, beautiful room for rent with 

bath Private home Light cooking privileges 

Gentleman $40 week Deposit 

Call after 4PM, M1-M7S 

CLEAN, QUIET, Furnished room with 

kitchen 4 laundry privileges Mature, 

responsible female, non smoker 

N Royal Oak area 280-2732 

COZY ROOMS, young working ladies, 8 

Mile-Beech area, ample parking Kitch 

en privileges Reasonable 19953 Salem, 

1 •Ik b E of 5 Points 543-5258 

FARMINGTON Plymouth Rd area 

furnished, off street parking, full houae 

rivileges, male/female, $50 week, plus 

P50 deposit Employed only No pets or 

children 425-9167 

GARDEN CITY room, male over SO 

preferred, must be employed, bouse 

privileges, washer 4 dryer available, 

$40 week Call before 3pm 421 0091 

GENTLEMAN, day worker, Plymouth/ 

Inkster/Schoolcraft area, sleep 

room, $40 421-2102 

LIVONIA AREA Sleeping room, full 

houae pnvileges Woman preferred, 1 

child OK 261-0194 561 2928 

MAYFLOWER HOTEL 

Daily maid service, Color TV, private 

bath, telephone service Contact 

Creon Smith 453-1620 

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LIVONIA Nice neighborhood Kitchen 

4 laundry privileges $45 a week 

427 2287 

NICELY FURNISHED, spacious sleeps 

ing room, in pleasenat home for em 

ployed person Near Redford, Livonia, 

Southfield areas 532-1803 

PLYMOUTH AREA sleeping room, 25 

or over preferred, $50 week 459-3747 

PLYMOUTH N MILL ST 

Adults preferred 25 & older $25-$30 

weekly plus deposit Laundry, parking 

455-6776 

PLYMOUTH • Sleeping room References. 

security deposit, and lease required 

$180 per month 

Weekends, call 459 3209 

PLYMOUTH THE MANOR ROOMS 

Furnished room with refrigerator 

$30 and up plus security 

455-2010 

REDFORD Working woman Full 

home privileges Nice area $40 per 

week 531 5612 

SAVE MONEY SHARE HOME 

Mature working person $50 a week, 

utilities included Security required 

651 9337, 651 3226 

SLEEPING ROOM ONLY for working 

gentleman in nice Livonia bome, near 

I 96 1 1-275, and many restaurants 

$35 week plus deposit 464 6179 

SOUTHFIELD AREA I-arge room, pri 

vate bath Queen sixe bed Private en 

trance 352-0840 

SOUTHFIELD - furnished young 

female preferred Kitchen 4 laundry 

privileges $35 per week Security 

deposit required. 353-1623 

WESTLAND area, furnished room in 3 

bedroom home Includes kitchen privileges, 

utilities 4 domestics $50 per 

week 421 3953 

WESTLAND area Clean pleasant at 

mosphere. $50 per week, $50 security 

Private entrance & extras 728 7756 

WESTLAND - Sleeping room with V* 

bath, mature male or female Kitchen 

privileges $135 per month After 4 PM 

421-6170 

421 Living Quarters 

To Share 

FEMALE Professional, mid-20's, wish 

es to share lovely downtown Birmingham 

home with same Call evenings, 

644 5830 

FEMALE ROOMATE WANTED for 2 

bedroom apartment in Wayne 

A/ter 6pm 728 2957 

FEMALE ROOMMATE to share Bir 

mingham bouse, $110 per Mo plus 

shared utilities 

After 6 PM. call 540-6M8 


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COLLEGE STUDENT will share 4 bed 

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Fireplace, 2 baths, patio $200 month 

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ELEVEN MILE-1 75 Staight profes 

slonal male, 31, wishes to share his nice 

4 bedroom home 548-4271 

FEMALE looking for same U> share 3 

bedroom house in Plymouth, $160 per 

month plus W utilities 459-7378 

IOUSE TO SHARE 

area, $145 per month plus 

utilities, references required Call after 

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644-6845 

30555 Southfield Rd . Southfield 

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MALE OR female to share 2 bedroom 

bouse In HR rkley $165 per month plus 

utilities 

399-5719 

MIDDLEB: i CLT AREA- Young lady 

with child Irishes to rent room to same, 

$35 week ., or share home, pay half 

utilities plu* rent 562-2862, 422 2557 


To Share 

PERSON to share 3 bedroom house 

near 7 Mile 4 Merriman Call 

477-6560 or 471-4703 

PLYMOUTH: FEMALE/MALE 

House on wooded lot with fireplace, 

deck, cable TV, full house privileges, 

3W utilities, $190 monthly. $190 secur 

ity, 455-6565 45*5675 

PLYMOUTH Professional person for 

beautiful ranch 2 fireplaces, family 

room, porch, garage Large lot $275/ 

month & utilities 455-5093 

PROFESSIONAL male will share bis 2 

bedroom house in Southfield with professional 

person Serious only reply 

357-5557 

PROFESSIONAL straieht male wishes 

to share large rustic 3 bedroom, 2 bath 

carriage house on Bloomfield Hills es 

tate $350 per month + W utilities Call 

Tom after 6pm or weekends 855-9720 

REDFORD - Basement Apartment in 

pleasant home $200 per month, share 

V> utilities, mature lady preferred Ref 

erences 937-3140 

REDFORD, female with share her 3 

bedroom brick home with responsible 

working person $55 week includes utili 

ties 533-3765 

REFINED MIDDLEAGED WOMAN 

would like to share with same, apart 

ment near Hudsoas Westland 464-1304 

or 261-5728 

ROCHESTER coodo to share Urge, 2 

bedroom, 2 bath, finished basement, in 

door poo! 4 sauna, $200 month 375-9380 

ROOM and kitchen privileges in 3 bedroom 

home, free, in exchange for part 

time evening work Must like animals 

Troy 879-0420,641 8237 

ROOMMATE WANTED, share quiet 

Birmingham 3 bedroom house with 

Vegetarian Law Student Public transportation 

available $212 + utilities After 

7pm or weekends, 645-9656 

SHARING 3 Bedroom townehouse in 

Honeytree apartments $160 month 

455-1549 464 0364 

SINGLE working mother, will share 2 

bedroom home Must love kids 8 Mile 4 

Telegraph $142 50 plus half utilities, 

plus deposit Denise 538-7479 

SOUTHFIELD HOUSE 

2 neat, non smoking Straight Males 

looking for 3rd to share large house 

David, evenings, 559-2642 

SOUTHFIELD. STRAIGHT male will 

share 2 bedroom apartment with same 

$190 plus half phone & electric bill 

356 1353 

STRAIGHT MALE, in late 20 s, looking 

for same to share 2 bedroom, 2 bath 

Northville Apartment $213 /month 

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WANTED By retired minister, 13 

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Church, capable and willing to assume 

financial responsibilities A first 

floor room or small apartment in or 

near Plymouth including 2 meals a day, 

cleaning 4 laundry and car & driver 

available for occasional short trips 

References exchanged Reply to Box 

430, Observer & Eccentric Newspapers, 

36251 Schoolcraft Rd . Livonia, Michi 

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WORKING ADULT To share my fur 

nished Southfield apartment Providence 

Hospital area Days 546-9500, 

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422 Wanted To Ront 

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642-1620 

BARBER with clientele wants to rent 

booth, chair or small store Preferably 

N Redford area Ask for Ralph 

534-4011 534-0837 

RANCH HOMES NEEDED in Western 

Wayne County with 1500-2200 sq ft for 

Group Home Program for 6 adults, 3 

bedroom home requires 140 sq ft per 

bedroom, 4 bedroom home requires 2 

bedrooms wilh 140 sq ft each Two remaining 

bedrooms, minimum 80 sq ft 

each Separate dining and family rooms 

requirea For information call North 

ville Residential Training Center 

Placement Unit at 349-8000. Ext 734 

423 Wanted To Rent 


ASPEN CO- Mature woman, retired 

teacher, desires small apt or condo 

with fireplace Dec 1 or Jan I thru 

May I or June 1 References 855 5665 


MATURE, professional young couple 

wishing to housesit for the winter 

months References available, call af 

ter 6pm 647-2610 

425 Convalescent & 

Nursing Homes 

WANTED • private home, room 4 

board for elderly woman Livonia, 

Westland. Plymouth area 

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428 Garages & 

Mini Storage 

GARAGE storage space 

Area of Telegraph - Plymouth Roads. 

Redford Twp 937-3439 

428 Garages & 

Mini Storage 

STORAGE GARAGES 

12x55 $175 mo 

Also 3000 so ft 

9 Mile 4 Farmington Rd 474-2290 

WANTED TO RENT Garage to store 

car for long term in Plymouth - Canton 

area 455-7428 

432 Commercial / Retail 

BIRMINGHAM 

Excellent Eton Rd location 1200 sq ft. 

ample parking, available October 1st 

642 1-5795 

646-5291 

BIRMINGHAM 

S Eton Rd Warehouse Complex 

800 4 2080 Sq Ft 

Call days 642-5159 

DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH 

Commercial/retail, prime location, excellent 

parking, 1000 sq ft Immediate 

occupancy 455-7373 


Commercial/retail, prime location, ex 

cellent parking, lOOO sq ft Immediate 

occupancy 

455-7373 

OPDYKESQ 

STORE FOR LEASE 1W miles S of 

Pontiac Stadium, 5000 so ft can be divided 

as small as 900 sq ft Reasonable, 

immediate occupancy, 646-5900 

PLYMOUTH Corner of Schoolcraft 4 

Haggerty Excellent for live-in busi 

ness, 3 bedroom house with full walkout 

basement 4 garage $650 per 

month 661-5371 or 453-7800 

PLYMOUTH 

Old Village Area 

Retail 4 commercial space for rent 

459-2688 

WESTLAND 8043 Middlebelt 4 Ann 

Arbor Trail Immediate occupancy 

1000 Sq Ft building Good retail or off 

ice 561 3825 or 464-7652 or 427-3011 


AVAILABLE NOW - Downtown Plymouth 

Shop space Ideal for tradesman 

or light industry 1500 sq ft. separate 

utilities $395 per month 459-4200 

BIRMINGHAM 

Warehouse space close to town 

1,800 Ft available 

647-7077 

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NORTHVILLE 

Industrial, 4800 Sq Ft, 800 amps, 

fenced, deluxe offices Immediate occu 

pancy Arnold Associates 422-5757 

2,300 sq ft warehouse space 500 so of 

office area Outside storage on asphalt 

paving, fenced Grand River Ave , Novi 

478-9500 

436 Office / Business 

Space 

A UNIQUE WAY to your own Birming 

ham office address, business phone 4 

secretary for $60 month 

Call 645-5839 

A BRANCH office in Detroit's Renais 

sance Center for $75 per month An excellent 

opportunity to expand your bus! 

ness 446-6866 

APPEALING LOCATION - 215 sq.ft. 

Office at 7 Mile 4 Middlebelt, Livonia 

Private entrance; 20 car parking 

$200 /mo includes utilities 

EARL KEIM REALTY, 563 4212 

ATTRACTIVE BIRMINGHAM office, 

1st floor. 340 sq ft., ample parking 

Days 642-5159 

ATTRACTIVE Plymouth office suite 

Wood panelled, near Plymouth Land 

ing 260 sq ft, $140 a month 

459-4200 

AVAILABLE NOW 

Congress Building 

30555 Southfield 

Deluxe space, modern 

highrise. 350 to 3500 sq. ft. 

will partition. 

642-2272 

BERKLEY • PRIME LOCATION 

Offices with all utilities 

Ample parking Call Mon, Wed , Thurs 

548-2766 

• BIRMINGHAM- 

Attractive Office Building 3,400 sq.ft. 

Ideal for Corporate, Law, Engineering 

$7 per ft - Net 646-7900 or 646 3399 

BIRMINGHAM 

Excellent Eton Rd location 1200 sq ft, 

ample parking, available October 1st 

642 5795 646 5291 

BIRMINGHAM 

FRANKLIN 

RETAIL/OFFICE 

Prominent retail or office locations 

available for the small user in both of 

these charming sought after cities Call 

Steven Morris, 

HAYMAN CO. 

569-5555 

436 Office / 

Space 

Business 

BIRMINGHAM 

Deluxe two office suite plus secretarial/reception 

area, on Maple at Wood 

ward, Includes carpet, window treat 

ments, janitorial 4 all utilities 644-2911 

BIRMINGHAM 

LAHSER-13 MILE 

Up to 5.000 sq ft. of deluxe 

office space. Great location 

Available now. for information, 

call: 

Tisdale & Co. 

626-8220 

BIRMINGHAM'S finest office building 

1000 S Woodward Main floor, ample 

free parking, gorgeous suite available 

Includes 5 private rooms, large reception 

room, plus 2 open areas containing 

9 steel case deluxe modular work sta 

tions Take over lease at $12 per sq ft 

2000 sq ft Also art work for sale 

Call Gloria Martin 

646-5600 

BIRMINGHAM 

Single office near Downtown 

470 North Woodward 

Kassabian Builders 644-1200 

BIRMINGHAM'S most exclusive on 

street location, 1300 sq ft Must be 

AAA tenant All inquiries confidential 

1 375-9341 

BIRMINGHAM 

k SOUTH ADAMS SQUARE 

1440 sq ft office suite available, rates 

start at $8 per sq ft Rent includes dai 

ly janitorial service, heating, air condi 

tion, free parking 4 use of conference 

room Secretarial and phone answering 

service available 

646-5900 

BIRMINGHAM 

1200 sq. ft, of deluxe general 

office space Great location 

with good parking. 

Tisdale & Co. 

626-8220 

BI.OOMFIELD. WEST 4 LIVONIA 

Plush new individual offices within 

secretarial suite Professional Office 

Services. 855-4955 or 477 0415 

BUCKINGHAM SHOPPING CENTER 

Schoolcraft 4 Inkster Rd 3400 sq ft in 

high traffic area Will lease all or part 

Suitable for office, retail use or distrib 

utor Call 559 1160 

CLAWSON/TROY area Modern offic 

es. choice location Ample parking and 

conveniences Reasonable 

435-4010 

CONVENIENT DOWNTOWN 

BIRMINGHAM 510 sq ft furnished or 

unfurnished office suite 

540-8333 or 689 9404 

Cranbrook Centre 

30161 Southfield Rd 

between 12 4 13 Mile Rd 

2 or 3 room office suites lsl floor, good 

parking, free use of conference room, 

excellent location for attorney, insur 

ance 4 accountants 

642-2500 


One 6 room office suite, 1400 sq ft One 

7 room office suite, 1400 sq ft Excel 

lent location, ample parking Immedi 

ate occupancy 455-7373 

SINGLE OFFICE'Farmington Hills 

for sub-lease in prestigious office build 

ing in Farmington Hills Call 626-8188 

FARMINGTON Carpeted panelled 

office suites across from City Hall 

600 sq ft or 400 sq ft Rent includes 

Janitorial 4 utilities 649 2848 

FARMINGTON HILLS, 3 room suite 

$450 One room office, $225 One room 

office. $200 Security deposit required 

626 2450 Eves, 851 6227 

FARMINGTON HILLS office al 12 Mile 

& Farmington Rds General office 

suite, 2 rooms, all utilities included 

from $175 per month 553-2737 

FARMINGTON HILLS Attractive off 

ice suite near 696 banks restaurants, 

post office 732 Sq Ft Reduced rental 

till Jan 1 Available now 626-0770 

FARMINGTON Hills W Bloomfield 

area Deluxe executive office to sublet 

for professional or mfg rep with tel 

phone service available 855 1610 

FREE 1 months rent, Northville office 

space. 100 to 1600 so ft Carpeted, air 

conditioned, will diviae to suit 349-7077 

HARVARD PLAZA 

29350 Southfield N of 12 Mile 

Beautiful 2 & 3 room suites, 

350 & 550 sq. ft. Will customize 

to order Main floor, 

new carpeting & drapes. 

Great parking, All services 

included 

557-2794 

HOLLIDAY PARK 

OFFICE PLAZA 

8623 N Wavne Road, Westland 

272-3000 sq ft Professional Offices 

Call Julie Rltter 

McKinley Properties 

769-8520 

JOY RD Middlebelt area 800 fl of 

space, office 4 shop $525 month includes 

air conditioning and utilities 

427 0350 

LIVONIA 

Office, 1,000 Sq Ft, Mernman-Plym 

outh Will paint, partition, carpet 

Arnold Associates 422 5757 

LIVONIA Office Space 800 to 1 000 

square feet Call MARY BUSH. Thompson-Brown 

553-8700 

LIVONIA OFFICE SPACE 

500 sq ft Insurance, employment off 

ice or retail Call Al 522 1500 

Livonia Pavilion East 

Approximately 90% Leased 

Come Join Usl 

300 Sq.Ft and Up 

Call Sandra Lyons. 353-4400 


COMMERCIAL. INC. 

LIVONIA 

Shop 4 Office space 

for lease in sharp new building just off 

of Jeffries Freeway Call 2610130 

LIVONIA 

2 & 3 room deluxe suites 

completely finished, all services 

included. Immediate 

occupancy 

Tisdale & Co. 

626-8220 

LIVONIA • 6 Mile Rd , W of Middle 

belt. Ample parking, includes all utili 

ties Executive Suites immediate oc 

cupancy 422 3870 

MAPLE-ORCHARD 

2, 3 & 4 room completely finished 

office suites All services 

included. New building 

with many deluxe features 

Rent now & get your 1st 

month rent FREEI Immediate 

occupancy. Secretarial & answering 

services available 

within building 

Tisdale & Co. 

626-8220 

436 Office / 

Space 

Business 

LIVONIA 2700 sq ft $2250 per month 

including utilities Excellent location 

Occupancy August lit 13955 Farming 

ton Road 522 9140 

MEDICAL OFFICE 

Maple-Orchard 

600 sg ft.. 2 exam rooms, 

lav, perfect 2nd office Available 

now. 

Tisdale & Co. 

626-8220 

MKDICAL SUITE 6 rooms, 12 Mile I. 

Farmington Rds Completely »et up 4 

ready for occupancy No capiUl invest 

ment required Reasonable 553^2737 

MODERN PRIVATE OFFICE. 96 sq 

ft. secretarial 4 phone answering ser 

vice provided Conference room, duph 

eating, notary Excellent location Joy 

Rd near 1-275 459-6300 

NORTHVILLE 

Modern office space for rent 190 E 

Main St 349-0373 

NORTHWESTKRN and Middlebelt 

sublease 850 sq ft office space with 

loft fireplace, private lav, good park 

ing $600 month plus utilities 626^300 

NOVI DOWNTOWN Grand River i. 

Novi Rd X way location, near Twelve 

Oaks New private offices carpeted 

air, kitchenette Only $150 - $250 month 

each (Last 2) Includes utilties 348 7880 

OFFICE FOR RENT 2000 Sq Ft 

Utilities janitorial ample parking 

Southfield area Call Days 357-4740 

or Eves 54 5 0381 

OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT 

$200 per month Share with profession 

al, Garden City/Westland area 

261 8400 



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PLYMOUTH central business district 

425 sq ft of office space Owner will 

decorate to suit $325 month Call Coo 

me Kama 455-0055 

PLYMOUTH Downtown Office suite 

ideal for professional firm or manufac 

turer s rep 2 or 3 offices Reception 

room Xerox room Central air Part 

ing Storage In business district 

453-6555 or 846 1236 

PLYMOUTH OFFICES 

For lease on Main St - 400 tq ft or 550 

sq ft available Ample parking Call 

459 2427 

PRIME OFFICE SPACE located in 

heart of Rochester 650 Sq Ft with in 

ner office 4 private bath Lease includes 

racquet ball courts 4 Nautilis fa 

cility Call Tim Palulian, 651-0071 

PRIVATE OFFICES 

Executive Group, Inc. 

The prestigious yet cost effective 

office secretarial concept 7 prime locations 

in the finest 4 newest full ser 

vice buildings serving Birmingham 

Dearborn, Southfield 4 Troy 

16 yrs of successful growth 

Call Elsie at Prudential Town Center 

271 8550 

ROCHESTER 

Deluxe general office space 

available from 2 rooms. For 

information, call: 

Tisdale & Co. 

626-8220 

ROCHESTER 

Four 1 and 2 room suites 

available now with 1 months 

free rent. 

TISDALE & CO 

626-8220 

SOUTHFIELD/ 

GREENFIELD/9 MILE 

Commercial Suites 

Ample Parking 

Full Maintenance 

Heat Included 

From $5 88 Per Sq Ft 

For information, 559-2111 

SOUTHFIELD 

Office space, Great Location! 

Civic Center/Evergreen 

Rd lower rates then surrounding 

high rise buildings 

Various size suites For further 

details call 

David Eisenberg 569-4545 

Monetary Realty Co Inc 

SOUTHFIELD Prime location Civic 

Center area Executives office Imme 

diate occupancy furnished, all utilities 

180 sq ft $250 month Telephone an 

swenng service available 353 7670 

SOUTHFIELD 

2 room deluxe suites, completely 

finished Immediate 

occupancy. 

Tisdale & Co. 

626-8220 

THE PROFESSIONAL VILLAGE 

Livonia s most prestigious professional 

office space 1,540 sq ft 10833 Farm 

ington Rd just South of Plymouth Rd 

427-3310 

THRF.E ROOMS approximately 430 

sq fl Five Mile 4 Farmington 

$300 month 422 2321 

TROY ETON OFFICE PLAZA 

Crooks Maple Near I 75 

2 room suites, from $280, immediate 

occupancy 5 dav janitorial service 

All Utilities 569 2580 

TROY SOMERSET AREA 

3 luxury offices with 850 s

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