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Monday evening. (Staff photo by Bob Woodring) 

Neighboring residents heard the 

crash and rushed out of their homes 

to see flames shooting into the sky. 

Fire covered the roadway on Ann 

Arbor Road from the point of impact, 

slightly west of Ann Arbor Trail, to 

the point where the wreckage came to 

a halt. 135 feet down the road 

Racing to the scene to see if he 

could help. Gordon Champion said 

when he arrived, both vehicles were 

engulfed in flames. "I could see one 

person ort fire in the VW. but he was 

obviously dead " . 

Another nearby resident. William 

Frazee. said he heard "several explosions" 

and ran out of his house to see 

the sky lit up all around him. 

Frazee said debris was strewn all 

along the roadway. "It looked like he 

could have been going either way. 1 ' 

Frazee said in the five years he has 

lived near the intersection of Ann 

Arbor Road and Ann Arbor Trail he 

has seen many accidents, and "quite 

a few close calls." 

Frazee said "A lot of cars and 

trucks are traveling too fast. We hear 

wheels squeaking all the time as 

people come out of the curve (west* 

bound on Ann Arbor Road)." 

Gignac said the accident was the 

"worst I've seen In Plymouth Township 

in terms of damage " 

"EXCELLENT 

RESPONSE 19 

was J. Kamlnski't response 

to his Observer & Eccentric 

Classified Ad. His ad» 

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brought immediate response, tnd 

sold all but one item rtgtit away! And 

Mr. K le ttW getting calls! Try It—and 

you'll agree mat there's rtf tetter way 

to sad those unwanted household appliances 

than through yo*r local Ob-. 

Server & Eccentric Want Ads. CaM 

today! 

Wayne County 

to replace Mrs. Parker's 1964 model 

and the possible purchase of a cottage 

up north. 

Other than that, the $50,000 checks 

coming in for a 20-year period will not 

change the family's lifestyle too 

much. 

Parker plans to cortinue his work 

at GM, and Mrs. Parker has not yet 

decided if she will quit her three-yearold 

job at Miller School. Jeff hopes to 

obtain a job at McDonald's. 

"I don't know if I'll feet it, now that 

School site 

we're millionaires," Jeff said. 

His millionaire mother decided she 

could afford to take Wednesday off 

work, however. 

"I told them I wouldn't be in if we 

got past the $10,000 mark," Mrs. Parker 

laughed "I haven't decided if 111 

quit my job yet, because I really 

enjoy it. If I do decide to quit, I'll at 

least finish out this school year." 

The whole family journeyed to 

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may be moved 

PLYMOUTH—Administrators and 

board members alike are taking a 

dose look at alternative sites for an 

elementary school, currently planned 

for the Windsor Park subdivision in 

Canton Township. 

Architects for the school district received 

word recently that the Wayne 

County Road Commission will not approve 

plans for the school unless a 

temporary access road is provided to 

the school site, east of Sheldon and 

south of Joy. 

RESIDENTS of the subdivision 

have appeared before the board on 

two occasions to ask it to reconsider 

an earlier position not to build the 

temporary road. * 

The board rejected the temporary 

road last month, when it was learned 

cost of the road and a bridge over the 

Tonquish Creek could cost the district 

upwar$ of $100,000. 

** -1 ^Hii5oi officials and concerned residents 

were scheduled to meet last 

night (Wednesday) to discuss possible 

'alternatives to the access problem, 

which would now direct construction 

traffic down two residential streets 

within the subdivision. Fleet and Ar- 

' lington. 

School Supt. John M. Hoben said. 

"Maybe that site is not suitable for 

building at this time. Ite board has 

to decide where the greatest growth 

will occur." 

Hoben said there are several other 

sites within the district on which the 

new school could be built "and we 

could justify any of them as viable 

sites." 

"The real question is where and 

when do we get access to serve the 

greatest number of students " 

ASKED ABOUT possible delays in 

construction if the site for the school 

is moved, Hoben said he doubted 

there would be much delay. "Site 

plans would have to be altered, but I 

think we could proceed with the bidding 

on schedule." 

School board trustee Georae Lawton 

said construction of the road would be 

taking away from money that could 

be spent on the new school. "When 

voters approved the bond issue last 

year, they gave us money.to build and 

equip schools, not roads." 

Lawton said he would like to see the 

school on the Windsor Park site, but 

added: "1 would father move the 

school to another site before" spending 

$40,000, $50,000, or $60,000 on a temporary 

road." 

According to both Hoben and Lawton, 

property available for construction 

of an elementary school Include: 

the Hough site, near Warren and Hag 

gerty; the Maben site, near Maboi 

and Beck; the Centennial Education 

Park, at the south end of the site off 

Canton Center and north of Ford: or 

the Bartlett site, north of Ford between 

Canton Center and Sheldon. 

' PLANNING is a dynamic process, you must constantly reevaluate 

and update your information," comments MSU professor 

Robert Hotaling while talking to a joint meeting of tfje 

planning commission and township board (Staff photo by Richard 

Gold) 

Planner 'teaches' 

Canton officials 

By RICHARD GOLD 

CANTON-' Townships in Michiganare 

where the action is and will Contin- 

ue to be and that's why townships 

Schools in bind 

ThurÛy, M«h ^ 1975 

Inflation erodes state aid 

How to convince an already tax-burdened 

public that school coata are still 

rising despite declining enrollments is 

the most troubling problem faced by 

school superintendents and state legislators. 

The problem was reiterated Monday 

in the Livonia Board of Education offices 

at a public hearing called by the 

joint State House and Senate appropriations 

subcommittee on state school 

aid. Despite short notice, school officials 

from Clarenceville. Garden Qty, 

Livonia, Plymouth, Northville, Washtenaw 

Cotanty and elsewhere packed the 

room. 

The chief problem was that while enrollments 

are declining, fixed costsheat, 

light, maintenance—are not. On 

top of that, there are problems of personnel 

contracts, state mandated programs 

and just plain inflation. 

Conducting the hearing were Sen. 

Dale Kildee (D-Flint) and Rep. James 

O'Neil Jr. (D-Saginaw), cochairmen; 

Sen. Carl Pursell (R-Plymouth); Sen. 

Joseph Young (D-Detroit); Rep. Richard 

Young (D-Dearborn Heights); 

and three fiscal analysts, including former 

State Rep. Clifford Smart. Also 

at the hearing wasRep. John Markes 

(D-Westland). 

AT ISSUE was Gov. Milliken's recommendation 

for $844 million in state 

aid for fiscal 1975-76 and how to divide 

it for local school needs. 

State aid for the past three years 

under the so-called Bursley Bill has attempted 

to equalize taxing ability and 

at the same tiie provide a local taxing 

incentive of a matching grant method 

of state aid This means that eVery 

school district with a specified state 

equalized valuation (SEV), retaining 

the same level of tax effort, will have 

the same number of dollars per pupil 

to spend 

The current formula provides a 

maximum per pupil allowance of $975 

equalized at $39,000 SEV per student 

with a deductible millage rate of 25 

mills. 

For 1975-76 the governor has proposed 

the maximum per pupil allowance 

be increased to $1,120.50 providing 

equalization at $41,500 SEV with a 

deductible millage rate of 27 mills— 

an increase of about five per cent. 

Milliken's proposal strictly curtails 

provisions of the Bursley Bill, which 

would have allowed an unlimited 

amount of local millage for the upcpming 

year. 

"We saw the Bursely Bill as a prom 

ise. and now we're not getting the 

promise." said David McDowell. Clarenceville 

superintendent 

A PROMISE denied was the least of 

the superintendents' problems; they 

now face backing out of their budgets 

whi|e meeting the costs of personnel 

contracts, state mandated programs 

and inflation. 

TESTIFYING FIRST. Dr. George 

Garver, Livonia superintendent, addressed 

three of the most commonly 

felt problems: declining enrollment, 

categorical state funding and mandatory 

programs. 

"It is impossible for a school district 

to immediately recover the total 

per capita costs for each student 

when there is a decline of enrollment. 

"As an alternative suggestion to our 

current philosophy, I would offer for 

your consideration the premise that 

school districts should be allowed to 

use, for purposes of studert count, the 

enrollment of their current year, or 

the enrollment of the previous school 

year, whichever is higher. This concept 

will allow school districts one 

year's lead time to make adjustments 

in their operation when there is a decline 

of enrollment," he said. 

Ronald Wyszynski, Garden City administrative 

assistant, suggested the 

state might use a figure of 98 per cent 

of the previous year's enrollment to 

handle the problem of declining mem 

bership. To handle the decline in just 

one year would be "monumental," he 

said. 

Wyszynski stressed that despite declining 

numbers of students, overhead 

and fixed charges do not decline. 

ON CATEGORICAL funding, direct 

state reimbursements for specified 

programs such as reading and drivers' 

training, Garver said:" I would 

also like to take this opportunity to 

personally endorse the concept of expanded 

categorical stat^ finding. This 

position is a complete reversal from 

one I held a few years ago. My point 

is motivated by the fact that we have 

s4en school programs reduced substantially 

over the last few years in 

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order to allow districts to meet the financial 

demands of the collective bargaining 

process. 

' "Categorical aid stipulates that a 

district must operate a given program 

in order to receive state reimbursement 

for that activity. 1Ws means 

that a district would incur little or no 

advantage to dismantle a given activity, 

for if that program were discontinued, 

the district would not receive 

that financial assistance." 

Categorical funding also helps 

educators look at other areas than 

they normally might assess in determining 

the educational program for 

youngsters, Garver added. 

ON MANDATORY programs, the Livonia 

superintendent said: "We have 

seen a proliferation of many activities 

which are state mandated with little, 

or no, additional revenue channeled to 

the district to assist the district to implement 

these new directives. These 

directives flow both from legislative 

mandate and actions of the State Department 

of Education or the State 

Board of Education." 

Several of the mandates and the 

problems they pose, Garver said are: 

• Unemployment compensation: 

school districts will incur a potential 

libaility when they attempt to reduce 

staff as enrollment declines. The appropriateness 

of unemployemnt compensation 

is not in question. 

• Employment placement service 

for students: An unfunded act which 

further erodes local autonomy and 

which remains untouched even if 

other programs are reduced; also a 

duplication of the Michigan Employment 

Security Commission's effort. 

• Mandatory Special Education Act: 

While these children deserve every 

benefit, if a district must eliminate 

programs for other children because 

of a lack of funding and maintain special 

ed programs under law, this concept 

"certainly does not guarantee 

equality of educational opportunity." 

NICK A. IANN1, superintendent of 

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Washtenaw County Intermediate 

School District, said: "Some programs 

In special education run up to 

$4,000 per student. But I say you have 

to compare that to the cost of between 

$7,000 and $8,0000 per student 

for institutionaJization. We've made a 

commitment, and we shouldn't haggle 

about the cost factor... 

•"The big thing is that the program 

is not funded and will cost $25 million, 

with $8 million of that coming from 

mental health funds. If that kind of 

money is pot forthcoming every 

school district is going to take a bath, 

a good bath, and the money will come 

out of the general operating budget." 

Other areas Ianni identified asdifficult 

were the cooperstive education 

fund and regional educational media 

centers. 

SPECIAL EDUCATION poses stringent 

problems for the Northville 

School District, according to its superintendent, 

Raymond Spear. Because 

six state treatment centers are located 

in the district, it is conceivable 

that up to 1,100 additonal youngsters 

from the centers may have to be educated 

by the district. While the cost of 

educating these youths is borne by 

their parents' home districts, the cost 

of educating those over the age of 18 

falls to Northville. 

"In August 1974 Wayne County 

voters OK'd one mill for special education, 

and they probably did this without 

thinking they would have to pay 

for institutionalized kids. We have to 

use the money for a job beyond what 

the millage was approved for," Spear 

said. 

WHILE PLYMOUTH Community 

School District does not face declining 

enrollment, its other costs have gone 

up, and it faces the loss of student 

count from the Detroit House of Correction 

where it conducts educational 

programs. 

John Hoben. Plymouth superintendent, 

also stressed the need for continuing 

reading support services. "Our 

reading program is excellent, and in 

the third year it is still showing significant 

progress. If we lose the program 

we will have to pick up 17 staff mem 

bers and integrate them into the regular 

program." 

Backing up Hoben, Shirley Spaniel, 

principal of Plymouth's Miller Elementary 

School and a former reading 

specialist, said: "If any special funding 

affects the lives of boys and girls 

more than reading, I'd be surprised... 

We stand to lose very good programs 

if we lose the funding." 

THE MATTER of funding came 

under scrutiny from Barbara Sowers, 

president of the Livonia Education Association. 

She said: "The house a person 

lives in is not a good yardstick to 

measure one's wealth. The property 

tax does not tax true income or 

wealth. Thus, this tax is not an equitable 

way to finance the education of 

children." 

• She also took a Senate bill to freeze 

property values to task and asked the 

subcommitte to consider abolishing 

the limit on the millage rate used in 

the Bursley Bill. 

"One problem in the Legislature is 

that there are limitless needs and limited 

resources." said Kildee. "When 

we reach the limit, we look for alternatives..Whenvever 

we face an agonizing 

decision, any expression of support 

is helpful," referring to the 7/ 

lOths of a per cent additional income 

tax already passed by the House and 

now awaiting a Senate vote. 

McDowell said the Clarencville 

board has informally supported the additional 

tax, as has the Livonia Education 

Association, according to Miss 

Sowers. 

Pursell said the subcommittee will 

conduct four more hearings statewide 

and will probably work through the 

summer on the state aid appropriation. 

"This is the most iffy budget presented 

to the appropriations committee," 

Kildee, an 11-year veteran, 

said. "Of course this is the most iffy 

economy." 

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_ the personal enjoyment of the gover- However, Gov. William Milliken 

lade for a high school mu£ai organic nor-has come to Plymouth's Centennial isn't stingy; the concert he commandzation 

r- a command to perform for Educational Park Symphony Band, ed in a personal letter to Bandmaster 

• GOV. MILLIKEN'S COMMAND PERFORM- 

ANCE letter to the Plymouth Centennial Park 

Symphony Band is presented during a rehearsal 

to Bandmaster James R. Griffith (center) by 

Bruce Galbraith (left), managing secretary of 

W-W schools seek 

CETA job funds 

WESTLAND - The Wayne-Westland 

School District may get federal 

money under the Comprehensive Employment 

and Training Act (CETA). 

That's the word brought back by 

Supt. Timothy Dyer after testifying before 

the U S House Subcommittee on 

Manpower, Compensation and Health 

and Safety this week. 

Purpose of the testimony was to encourage 

the subcommittee.and subsequently 

Congress, to include schools 

as prime agents to carry out Title VI 

of CETA. said Dyer. 

Dyer says that school districts in 

the Midwest have been excluded from 

receiving CETA funds because of a 

differing ways districts are run 

throughout the country. In many eastern 

state*, city governments and 

school districts are linked, therefore 

the money .gets to schools. In Michigan. 

school districts and municipalities 

are separate governmental touts 

"It is difficult to draft legislation 

for the differing systems." said Dyer 

"But. schools are ideally suited for 

providing jobs for the unen^ysd." 

WHILE THE Wayne-Westland district 

employs more than 2,400 persons 

from 45 communities, and could employ 

more with the funding, the city 

halls are complaining they can't think 

of anymore jobs to create, he said 

'The extension of this emergency 

job program is important to the economic 

health of our district and is 

vital to industrial states like Michigan." 

Dyer told the subcommittee. 

"My concern is that the Title VI 

Emergency Jobs Program funds are 

not regularly making their way into 

our school district. In terms of cost effectiveness. 

this appears to be unfortunate 

because we have available 

human and material resources and 

are organized and ready to give guidance. 

training and placement." 

MSU awards 

degrees to 3 

from Plymouth 

PLYMOUTH-Three Michigan State 

students from Plymouth received 

bachelor degrees at winter term commencement 

ceremonies. 

Bachelor of science degrees were 

awarded to Caryl A. Davis. 11696 Russell. 

in criminal justice, and Richard 

M Goepp. 9475 Canton Q?nter.in ani 

mal husbandry. 

Vicky J. Stoyanoff. 11300 Aspen, received 

a bachelor of arts degree in 

communications. 

Because of programs in which the 

district is involved, it is suited for 

training and retraining employes. 

Tliree areas for training stressed by 

Dyer were paraprofessional aids for 

educable mentally impaired, for training 

orthopedic and physcially handicapped 

and for assisting with/transporting 

special education youngsters 

to and from school., 

*'We are proud that we can provide 

quality education for these special 

people." said Dyer. "Obviously, it 

takes many hands to work with the 

youth who have special problems. In 

many instances, paraprofessional 

staff can be trained on-the-job to assist 

in special education. 

Ten positions were allocated for paraprofessional 

aids for educable mentally 

impaired programs in 1974-75 but 

weren't filled because of lack of 

funds, said Dyer. These positions, he 

said, could lead to entry into paraprofessional 

field. 

"The McGrath Special education facility 

located in conjunction with the 

ttti&evelt Elementary School is; one 

of the finest facilities for the physcially 

handicapped in the state. Training 

in this program would lead to 

entry into similar positions either in 

Wayne-Westland or surrounding districts." 

The needs for aides to supervise 

handicapped students could also be fulfilled 

by using CETA funds, he^said 

"We have the local capabilities for 

guidance, on-the-job training and 

placement in continuing work situations. 

Wayne-Westland Schools operate 

a continuing education program 

for adults, vocational and technical 

programs for in-and-out-of school populations. 

cooperative programs with 

business and industry and job placement 

" 

BECAUSE THE DISTRICT has 

adopted the philosophy of "Life Long 

Learning." it provides programs from 

pre school through senior citizen. This 

requires additional funding, he 

says,but fills an important void. 

"Because only 35 per cent of our 

graduates continue their education 

beyond high school, our program is 

also geared to provide for students 

seeking a salable skill for the job market 

upon graduation." 

Areas cited by Dyer in which the 

district has facilities for training persons 

for future employment were education 

aides, technicians, clerical and 

secretarial, service and skilled workers, 

unskilled labor and student jobs. 

Dyer also pointed to the many industrial 

and commercial firms in the 

area which provide employment opportunities 

for persons trained in the 

district. 

the Michigan School Band and Orchestra Association, 

and Frank Mills, chairman of the 

Governor's Concert .executive committee. 

(Staff photo by BOb Woodring) 

current 

millage 

rate 

current tax 

rate lor property 

attested at 

$20,000 

tentative 

equalization 

factor 

tentative tax 

Increate for 

property now 

assetted at $20,000 

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James R. Griffith stipulates that it be 

presented in the 10,000-seat Lansing 

Civic Center. 

Curtain time will be 8 p.m., Wednesday. 

April 30, and the concert will be 

heard without charge to an who can 

crowd into the Lansing auditorium. 

Known as the annual "Governor's 

Concert," this evidence of increasing 

emphasis on the arts under the Milliken 

administration was conveyed to 

the band Tuesday by a three-man governor's 

delegation as the talented musicians 

of Plymouth-Salem and 

Plymouth-Canton High Schools were 

about to begin a routine rehearsal. 

BEARING THE good tidings were 

Bruce Galbraith, managing secretary 

of the Michigan School Band and Orchestra 

Association; Frank Mills, 

chairman of the Governor's Concert 

executive committee, and Craig Hodnett, 

also a member of the executive 

committee. 

Griffith knew in advance what was 

coming, but the nearly 90 young men 

and women of the band did not. However, 

presence of Board of Education 

President E. W. McCIendon. Supt. 

John M. Hoben, Deputy Supt. Earl 

Hogan. and Salem Principal Bill 

Brown indicated more was afoot than 

City of 

Plymouth 

• 

Plymouth 

Township 

just the presentation of another 

plaque. 

• "You witt represent all the high 

school bands of Michigan in this concert 

for Gov. Milliken, his wife and 

family," said Galbraith as he addressed 

the band. "Plymouth is 

known across the entire country for 

its outstanding music, and we're 

happy with this selection." 

It was Mills who read aloud the personal 

letter to Griffith from the governor: 

"I am most pleased to extend congratulations 

to you and members of 

the Plymouth Centennial Park Symphony 

Band on being selected asjvinner 

of the third annual Governor's 

Concert. 

"Hard work, competition and final 

success are stimulating and very satisfying 

experiences, and this recognition 

is one of which each of you can 

be justifiably proud 

"I am sure the talent you display in 

your command performance at the 

Lansing Civic Center on April 30 will 

bring pleasure to all and attest to 

your outstanding musical skill. 

"Kind personal regards. 

"Sincerely. $ 

"William G. Milliken. 

"Governor." 

Canton Twp. 

Plymouth 

School District 

THE DAY-LONG, association financed 

experience will include Itocheon 

en route to Lansing, followed by a 

rehearsal session in the Gvfc Center 

prior to introduction of the band to 

the State Senate and House of Representatives 

in the State Capitol later in 

the afternoon. / 

Following that will be a banquet in 

the band's honor at the Gvic Center 

at which time each member will receive 

a special recognition medal 

from the governor. Other state dignitaries 

also will attend, and Plymouthites 

also will be welcome — with 

the charge for this particular function 

as it pertains to parents, family members 

and citizens to be announced 

later. 

Supt Hoben. extending congratulations 

to Griffith and the band 

on behalf of the entire school district, 

likened the band's accomplishments 

to the championships attained in football 

and basketball — calling it "a fantastic 

year for Plymouth." 

Previous recipients of the Governor's 

Concert honor have been Saginaw 

and Ann Arbor. Detailed specifics 

of the April 3(J schedule will be announced 

by Griffith as they become 

available. 

Canton Twp. 

Wayne- 

Westland 

School district 

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$1,232.40 

1.06 

$73.94 

$988.40 

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$1,023.40 

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Area communities hit 

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by big assessment hikes 

By DARLENE STINSON 

Property owners in the City of 

Plymouth and Plymouth and Canton 

townships are not vehemently opposing 

rises in 1975 property assessments 

this year, if the numbers at board of 

review sessions are indicative of concern. 

Although tentative equalization factors 

for the municipalities indicate a 

six to 12 per cent rise in 1975 figures 

and a subsequent jump in taxation, 

the same or fewer number of residents 

are casting complaints before 

their boards of review this year, according 

to reports of local officials. 

The Wayne County Bureau of Taxation 

has assigned tentative equalization 

factors to all communities in 

the county. The factors pull property 

assessment and equalization figures, 

used to compute municipal, school 

and county taxes, to 50 per cent of actual 

market value. 

INFLATION has pushed market 

values upwards in most areas of the 

county, according to a sales study 

spanning a three-year period, said Clarence 

Hicks, director of the Wayne 

County Bureau of Taxation The equalization 

factors compensate for the in- 

flationary rise, and push property assessment 

figures upwards. 

The highest tentative equalization 

factor applied to local communities 

this year is a 1.12 factor, pushing property 

assessments in Plymouth Township 

up 12 per cent. 

That means the county equalized 

value of a house in Plymouth Township. 

assessed at $20,000 in 1974 with 

an attached 1.12 equalization factor, is 

$22,40(J. reflecting an increase in market 

value from $40,000 to $44,800 

If the township's millage remains at 

the 1974 rate of 49.42 mills ($49.42 per 

$1,000 of state equalized value) for 

township, county and school taxes, 

that homeowner would see an increase 

in his tax bill of $118 60. from 

the 1974 rate of $988 40 to the 1975 figure 

of $1,107. 

Property owners who have made 

structural improvements also will find 

an assessment increase, based on the 

market value of the addition, which 

will push their tax bills upwards 

THE WAYNE COUNTY Board of 

Commissioners will review the tentative 

equalization factors, recommended 

by the county taxation bureau, on 

April 23 If the factors are approved. 

Parisi removed from MTA post • 

LANSING—Joseph Parisi. who had 

served as executive director of the 

COL JOSEPH PARISI 

V 

Michigan Townships Asso iation for 18 

years, has been been removed from office 

by the association's board of directors. 

Members of the board would not 

comment as to whether Parisi's removal 

was for wrongdoing while in office. 

the board simply stated that the 

change was "due to the extended nature 

of his illness, the uncertainty of 

his return in the future and various 

other reasons." 

The association membership would 

not explain the "various other reasons" 

for dismissing Parisi, who had 

been hospitalised until a few days 

ago 

ROBERT R. ROBINSON, who had 

served as acting executive director 

was appointed executive director by 

the executive committee of the board. 

Parisi. 58. a resident of Kalamazoo, 

had suffered a heart attack in October 

1973 and re-entered the hospital in 

Janu ry of this year for a "re-evaluation 

of his condition." according to 

Robinson. 

The 1 ma Spencer. Avon Township 

clej-k and secretary of the townships 

association, concurred that ^he removal 

was "basically for health reasons." 

* Roy G. Lord, president of the 42member 

board of directors, also 

agreed that the dismissal was for reasons 

of health 

Mary Lou Carey, Huron Township 

clerk, said that the board did not feel 

the "other reasons" need be made 

public. However, Robinson has indicated 

that more information regarding 

Parisi's removal may be forthcoming. 

The decision to remove Parisi came 

at a Feb. 21 board meeting but was 

not announced until March 14. - 

The Michigan Townships Association 

was founded in 1993 "to strengthen 

township government, to educate 

township officials and to engage in lob- 

bying activities." according to Robinson. 

Parisi was named executive director 

in 1957. but had served with the association 

since it was founded 

Robinson had been deputy executive 

director. 

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1974 property assessment figures plus 

1975 equalization factors will total the 

county equalized value of a piece of 

property. 

The State Board of Equalization will 

scrutinize county equalized values in 

May to insure that all property within 

the state is assessed on an equitable 

basis. County equalized vajues will 

then become state equalized valuations. 

According to Hicks. Plymouth Township's 

tentative equalization factor is 

high this year, because values have 

not been reassessed for four years. 

The same is tjue of Canton Township. 

where the couty taxation bureau 

has proposed a tentative equalization 

factor of 1 07. pushing property assessments 

up seven per cent. Hicks said 

The taxation bureau had originally 

proposed a tentative equalization factor 

of 1 09 for Canton. Hicks said, but 

reduced the figure, when township officials 

agreed to impose an additional 

five per cent increase in assessed 

valuations on commercial property. 

"THERE WAS clear indication that 

commercial property was underassessed 

in relation to residential and 

agricultural property." Hicks explained. 

The seven per cent equalization factor 

means the county equalized value 

of a,house in Canton Township, assessed 

at $20,000 in 1974 would jump to 

21.400. reflecting an increase in market 

value from $40,000 to $42,800 

At the current millage rate of 51.17 

($51.17 per $1,000 of state equalized 

value) for township residents living in 

the Plymouth Community School District. 

that means a jump of $71.63 for 

1975 taxes from the current rate of 

$1.023 40 to $1.095 03 

Residents living in the Wayne-Westland 

School District would see a 

slightly higher tax increase, since the 

current millage in that area is pegged 

at 58.54 mills ($58.54 per $1,000 of 

state equalized value). 

The tentative equalization factor for 

the City of Plymouth, pegged at 1.06, 

is lower. Hicks explained, since property 

in the city was reassessed two 

years ago. 

Using the same example of a house 

assessed at 120,000 in 1974, the equalization 

factor means a $1,200 increase 

in the county equalised value of the 

property. At the current tax rate of 

61.62 mills (961.12 per $1,000 of state 

equalized value), that means a tax 

f 

$1,170.80 

1.07 

$81.96 

bill hike of $73.94 from the current 

rate of $1.232 40 to $1.306 34 

DESPITE THE equalization factors 

which would result in higher tax bills, 

no more residents complained of t,heir 

assessments this year before boards 

of review in all three communities 

than in previous years. 

According to Plymouth Township Supervisor 

J.D. McLaren, only about 50 

residents have complained in board of 

review meetings held so far 

"We don't have as many complaints 

as last year." McLaren said. "Maybe 

people don't understand what a 1 12 

equalization factor means " 

The township board of review will 

hold as many meetings as needed to 

accorrfrnodate complaints. McLaren 

said No adjustments in assessment 

rolls have yet been made 

All persons, whose property is 

marked for assessment increases because 

of structural improvements, 

were notified of the assessment 

change, he said 

About 130 Canton Township residents 

appeared before the board of review 

last week, according to chairman 

Phil Dingeldey About the same 

number complained last year, when 

the township's equalization factor was 

one. 

"WE COULDNT give some people 

answers." Dingeldey said, "and we 

told them we'd review their problems." 

City Assessor Kenneth Way called 

this year's board of review sessions in 

the City of Plymouth '^routine" and 

"nothing unusual." The" last session 

was held Monday night 

The board of review made some adjustments 

in taxpayers' assessment 

roils. Way said, but added that adjustments 

were nothing "unusual." 

"We had about 45 people show up ip 

all." Way said. "We usually have 

about 35." 

According to law. municipalities 

must turn over their assessment rolls 

to the county taxation bureau by Monday. 

April 7. The assessment rolls 

total the assessed valuation of all real 

(immovable) and personal (movable) 

property within the community 

Once approved by the county and 

the state, the figure becomes the state 

equalised value of each community. 

Local state equalised values for 1174 

are $177.3 million for Plymouth Township. 

$141.7 million lor Canton Towrv 

ship and $81.5 million for the City of 

Plymouth. 

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THB 0B8KRVHR fc ECCENTRIC Thundat. March 20. 1975 

MSJJ prof i teaches' 

Canton officials 

to serve the people, now and in the future. 

We must recognize the economic 

realities of the world and work 

around them. 

"Our objective as planners is to 

make a more livable and enjoyable envjronment 

for people—all people 

across the board. That means we 

should provide housing for people of 

all incomes, not just the upper 10 per 

cent ." • 

Hotaling said that planning, while 

based on facts.'is a judgmental process. 

He commented. "Hiere is great 

confusion among the experts. It's no 

secret that there is no unanimity 

among planners. The numerous court 

cases we have will attest to that. Planning 

is still 'a young tool, less than 50 

years old, and it will take time before 

it becomes institutionalized. Hie first 

zoning laws weren't introduced until 

1926 " 

The professor added that good planning 

is a balance between meeting the 

needs of the people and making the enviornmment 

more convenient, and 

ecological concerns. A second balance. 

that between no zoning ordinances 

at all and "exclusionary zoning" 

must also be reached, he commented. 

"TO PLAN for a community like 

Canton, you have to get the facts 

first—the facts about the people and 

the economy. You look at the history 

of the area and the lamtnarks and 

you evaluate all the relevant facts. 

From that you get the 'personality' of 

a township and you work from there." 

From that you can get a good master 

plan. But you must constantly update 

your facts and constantly re-evaluate 

the situation. Planning is a dynamic 

process." 

A third balance, between the public 

and private sectors, Is also necessary, 

commented the professor. Good planning, 

he added, demands that an equilibrium 

between the individual's 

needs and the requirements of society 

for social services must be met. 

Zeroing in on the specifics of Canton, 

Hotaling said, "I have looked at 

the data for Canton and it is one of 

the fastest growing areas in the state. 

I foresee industrial and commercial 

corridors along Haggerty, next to I- 

275, along Ford road and along the old 

Chicago Road corridor (Michigan Avenue). 

"THE FUTURE depends, on the 

whole area, however, the economic 

picture for Detroit, Livonia Westland. 

Plymouth and Van Buren. It depends 

on the job opportunities and the general 

condition of the tyest side of Detroit." 

Planning is not just a local concern, 

it must be integrated into the 

Area, regional and national picture." 

Commenting on the need for a 

stronger tax base. Hotaling declared, 

"Make industry pay for itself. Any 

project you attract here should pay 

for itself. Sell the good locations Canton 

offers, but make sure you don't 

give too big a break to industry."The 

professor pointed to the lesson of the 

south where municipalities built 

plants for industrial concerns and 

granted tax breaks, only to find industry 

leaving when the tax breaks 

ended. 

THE PROFESSOR said that township 

officials must make an effort to 

see that growth is orderly. "Devel- 

Body discovered 

in Fowler Creek 

CANTON—The badly decomposed 

body of a Detroit man was found 

March 16 floating in Fowler Creek, 

half a mile from the intersection of 

Geddes and Denton roads in the south 

west portion of Canton Township 

Canton resident Danny Mullins, 14, 

and an older friend Gabel Ratliff, 

spotted the body hung up on barbed 

wire in the stream behind the Mullins' 

residence early Sunday afternoon 

State police from the Ypsilanti post 

were called and they reported the 

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dead man had been tentatively identified 

as Johnny Eugene Haynes, 24, of 

Euclid Avenue. 

Spokesman for the police said 

Haynes had died from a bullet wound 

to the head. 

Police hypothesize that Haynes had 

been ^dumped into the stream near the 

intersection of Geddes and Denton 

and had drifted for some time before 

being discovered. 

Detectives say no motive has been 

established for the apparent slaying. 

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COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT 

March 20—The general membership 

of the Community Improvement Association 

of Plymouth Township will 

meet at 7:30 p.m. in the Plymouth 

Township Hall. Featured at the meeting 

will be a presentation on how to 

prevent home burglaries. 

FACULTY TO FIGHT LIONS 

March 20—Members of the I 

Plymouth-Salem and Plymouth-Canton 

faculty will take on the Detroit 

Lions in a basketball game at the 

Salem gymnasium beginning at 8 p.m. 

Admission is $1.50 for students and $2 

for adults. 

GERMAN AMERICAN CLUB 

March 20—The German American 

Club of Plymouth will hold a dinner 

meeting at 6:30 p.m. in the Oddfellows 

HaJl. 

PROFESSIONAL WOMEN » 

March 20—The Plymouth Business 

and Professional Women's Club will 

hold its "annual boss night" at the 

Meadowbrook Country Club Cocktails 

are at 7 p.m. aid dinner is at 8 p.m. 

PING PONG 

March 20-The table tennis program 

sponsored by the Plymouth Department 

of Parks and Recreation 

meets at 6 30 in Central Middle 

School. 

FOLK DANCE CLUB • 

March 20—The folk dance club 

meets in the Plymouth Cultural Center. 

525 Farmer Street, at 7:30 p.m 

AAUW MEETS 

March 20—The American Association 

of University Women, Plymouth 

Branch, will host Dr. Warren A. Ketchum 

in an open meeting on gifted 

children. Interested area redidents 

are invited to attend The meeting 

will begin at 7:30 p.m. in West Middle 

School, and Dr. Ketchum's lecture 

will begin at 8:30 p.m. 

CHAMBER DINNER 

March 20—Hie Carton Chamber of 

Commerce's third annual dinner meeting 

will feature Robert hotaling, Professor 

of urban planning and economic 

development at Michigan State University 

The dnner will begin at 6:30 

at Leright's Banquet Romm in Westland. 

626 South Wayne Road. Tickets 

are $7 50 per person and reservations 

must be made by March 17 at the/ 

chamber office. 41652 Ford Road 

FACTS ON FOOD 

March 21 —Lorraine Jarvis. a 

Plymouth nutrition specialist, will 

speak on improving health and saving 

money through the proper use of 

foods at 10 a.m. in the Plymouth Cultural 

Center. The meeting is part of 

the monthly senior invitation series 

open to all retirees, senior citizens 

and anyone interested. 

VFW ORGANIZING 

March 22—Veterans of foreign wars 

interested in joining the Canton VFW 

Post are encouraged to attend an organizational 

meeting at the Canton 

Township Hall. 44508 Geddes Road, between 

1 and 3 p.m. or contact George 

Kurluk, 39733 Edmonton Drive. 

FREE MOVIES 

March 22—Plymouth Parks and Recreation 

will sponsor free children's 

movies from 10 a.m. to noon at the 

Cultural Center. 525 Farmer. Hot dogs 

will be available for 25 cents and 

cokes for 10 cents 

MILLIONAIRES' PARTY 

March 22—The Canton Township 

Jaycees will host their second annual 

' Millionaires' Party" at 8 p.m. at the 

VFW Hall. 1426 Mill Street, Plymouth. 

Admission is $6 per person and a door 

prize wilt be held following a buffet 

dinner. 

LUNCH WITH THE EASTER 

BUNNY 

March 22-The Plymouth Jaycee 

Auxiliary will have "Lunch with the 

Easter Bunny." at the Plymouth Odd 

Fallows Hall. 344 Elizabeth from 11 

a hi. to 1 p.m. Tictets cost $1.50 and 

are available at Kinney's Shoes, Del's 

Shoes, and the Little Angels Shops. 

PLYMOUTH AREA LIFESPAN 

March 34-Plymouth Area Lifespan 

will hold its monthly meeting at The 

Plymouth Community Credit Union, 

$00 S. Harvey beginning at 8 p.m. 

CO-OP ELECTIONS 

March 25—Canterbury (the Willows) 

Mews Co-op will hold its thirdannual 

election for the board of directors 

at 7:30 p.m. at the Co-op Commu- 

0ity Buttding. 784 Canterbury Circle. 

There will be a $50 and $25 prize draw- 

, WOMEN'S SOFTBALL 

| March 2**-An organizational raeetiing 

for a women's slowpitch Softball 

league is being sponsored to the Canton 

Township Recreation Department 

' at 7:30 p.m In the Canton Township 

> Hall, 128 Canton Center Road. TWms 

interested in joining the league must 

have 75 per cent of their players el- 

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PRAYER AND MEDITATION 

March 25—The Plymouth S.F.G. 

study group is presenting a reading 

survey on prayer and meditation by 

Tom Page. The lecture will begin at 8 

p.m. at the Plymouth Credit Union, 

500 S. Harvey. 

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RETIRED PERSONS 

March25—The Plymouth Northville 

Chapter of the American Association 

of Retired Persons will meet in the 

Plymouth Presbyterian Gwrch Lenten 

programs at the church have 

caused the rescheduling of the meet- 

ing normally held on the fourth 

Wednesday of the month. There will 

be a sack lunch at noon, followed by 

"Sing-Along" and a short business 

meeting. Bob and Ann McBride will 

have a slide presentation of their recent 

trip to Alaska. . • 

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CITY OF PLYMOUTH, 

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Notice is hereby given that the City of Plymouth. Michigan, will receive sealed 

bids up to 2:00 P.M.. E.S.T.. Wednesday. March 26. 197$. for the following 

1975 SANITARY SEWER TELEVISION EXAMINATION PROGRAM 

Specifications, proposal forms and other contract documents may be obtained at 

the Office of the City Clerk during regular office hours. 

A certified check, cashier's check or bid bond, in an amount of not less than five 

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Several weeks ago The Stroller suggested 

that one of the better things to 

do next year to help celebrate the 

country's bi-centennial was to arrange 

a trip to Philadelphia and spend a few 

hours viiiUhg such places as Independence 

Hall, where the Continental Congress 

met and where the Liberty Bell 

is on display. He also suggested that 

some time be spent at the Betsy Ross 

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ther points to consider for bicentennial 

home to live again the mbnients when 

she made the first American flag. 

And to go from there to Old Qirist 

Church and sit in the same pew to 

worship in which George Washington 

sat during the trying days of our country's 

birth. 

The Stroller went a step further. He 

suggested the senior classes in our 

schools switch their annual trip from 

Washington D.C. where many of them 

go to study the nation's Capital, to 

Philadelphia where they can see firsthand 

where the country was born and 

enjoy a visit that Wild live with 

them for the remainder of their lives. 

Since then The Stroller has been 

asked by well meaning folks in the 

suburban areas for some other suggestions 

that wouldn't involve travel and 

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"What can we do right here at 

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of this stage of our history." 

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thus provide a foundation 

from which future committee^ can 

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in Plymouth, for instance, is the picture 

of the intersection of Main Street 

and Penniman Ave., taken in 1924, 

that is now hanging in the historical 

museum. This should be a must to see 

when the museum is opened. There 

are few such links of the past available. 

Then there is the need to preserve 

some of the old buildings that have 

played a part in the early days of 

your community. The City of Liyonia 

has a committee working on k.!i a 

project—and it is certain to be worthwhile. 

There isn't a community that 

doesn't have something that should 

serve as a link. The first city hall in 

Livonia is a fine example. Situated 

across from the present city hall, it is 

a one story brick building now used 

as an aid center. But it once housed 

the offices of the mayor, city clerk, 

city treasurer", the water department 

and a branch of the fire department 

k along with serving as council chambers. 

No one building ever has served 

so many purposes at the same time. 

In Plymouth, every effort should be 

made to preserve Qie building where 

the Daisy Air Rifle was made. The 

building now used by the D.S.I, is invaluable 

as a historical site. There 

are others. Every community has 

something about which it can boast as 

a link with the past. These all should 

be preserved. More than that, all the 

old pictures available should be gathered 

and preserved so that each community 

can take pride in its heritage 

and thus become part of the master 

celebration. It would be a way in 

which the year 1976 never would be 

forgotten. 

And one of the finest things that 

could be done is to establish a Hall of 

Fame in which the community's pioneers 

could be remembered There 

isn't a community that doesn't have a 

library or some civic building that 

could furnish the space for the Hall of 

Fame. 

As an example, why shouldn't the 

Hough family and the Hamiltons be remembered 

for all time They spread 

the name Plymouth around the world 

through the manufacture of air rifles. 

Coming generations should be able to 

know them and some of the other 

"giants" who made the area possible. 

How about some of the old schools, 

some of the old teachers, and some of 

the well remembered officials They 

should all be remembered in a Hall of 

Fame. 

Too many of us are prone to forget 

those who made things possible and 

we take for granted the places and 

the people who went before us. Remembering 

them would enable you to 

take pride in your community and 

this combined show of pnde and respect 

for the past would be part of the 

whole that would make the bicentens 

nial one of which every .citizen could 

well be proud. 

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THE OBSERVER Thursday, March 20, 1975 

must change 

values, exhorts Dr. Salk 

By AL LILLEY 

Livonia Stevenson High School 

Guest Writer 

"We only have one billion more 

years in which to adjust from an either 

intellectual or intuitive society to 

a society in which both intellect and 

intuition are present," said Jonas 

Salk. MD. developer of the first effective 

polio vaccine 

Speaking at the recent Second Annual 

Life Sciences Convocation for 

High School and College Students. Dr. 

Salk presented his views on the present 

condition of the human race and 

his work at the Salk Institute for Biological 

Studies in LaJolla. Calif. 

. The convocation was sponsored by 

the Metropolitan Chapter of the 

March of Dimes. 

HIS MAJOR point dealt with the present 

condition of society. 

Esch bill would 

speed up hiring 

in public sector 

Legislation has been introduced by 

U.S. Rep. Marvin L. Esch (R-Ann 

Arbor) which, if adopted, would speed 

up and increase the hiring of the 

unemployed in public service jobs 

The bill is also intended to resolve 

bureaucratic delays that have prevented 

hiring under the Public Service 

Jobs program, explains Esch 

whose 2nd District includes Livonia. 

Plymouth and Plymouth Township 

THE'BILL extends the Emergency 

Public Jobs program authorized under 

the Comprehensive Employment and 

Training Act

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District chairmen planning 

Jeff-Jack Dinner in Cobo 

Congressional districts have been 

tapped for a pool of chairpersons to 

plan the 25th annual Jefferson-Jackson 

Dinner April 19 in Cobo Hall. 

Democratic chairpersons from this 

area include: Alice Hosback, 2nd District 

which includes Livonia, 

Plymouth and Plymouth Township; 

Terry Trout, 15th District which includes 

Garden City, Westland and Canton 

Township; and Rod Beaulieu, 17th 

District which includes Redford Township. 

Residents in each district may obtain 

tickets by writing Mrs Hosback, 

POB 2054, Livonia 48151; Trout, Ro- 

Spelling tactics 

to be attacked 

A controversial viewpoint on the 

processes of spelling instruction will 

be presented in a workshop for teachers 

from 1-3 p.m., March 22 at Madonna 

College in Livonia. 

Dr. Abraham Citron, professor of sociology 

at Wayne State University, 

will talk on "Traditional Spelling as 

Child Abuse." He will challenge educators 

with new concepts to oppose old 

traditions. The workshop is open to 

teachers, student teachers, and anyone 

else interested. 

Registration should be completed in 

advance by mailing the $2 fee to the 

Madonna College Student Services 

Center, 36600 Schoolcraft, Livonia 

48150, with the registrant's name and 

address. Make checks payable to "Madonna 

College Spelling Seminar." 

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24261 Grand River, Detroit 48219. 

Keynote speaker for the dinner will 

be Leonard Woodcock, president of 

the United Auto Workers. 

Woodcock is currently working with 

leaders of government, industry and 

labor to bring the nation's economy 

under control and to reverse the current 

unemployment trend. 

"The officers of the Michigan Democratic 

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says Morley Winograd, 

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"He is well known across the nation 

for his tireless contribution to labor 

and to our party and we look forward 

to his comments at the Jefferson- 

Jackson Dinner in April." 

The dinner will follow a day of work-^ 

shops sponsored by the Michigan Dem-. 

ocratic Party, focusing on expanding 

women's opportunities. 

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EMU opens new center for consumers 

A $14,238 grant from, the National 

Bank of Detroit will be used to establish 

a satellite of Eastern Michigan 

University's Consumer Education Center 

at v Wayne State University in 

order to extend consumer education 

services in the Petroit area 

Wayne's Family and Consumer Resources 

faculty, directed by department 

chairman Mary Jane Bostick, 

will serve as advisor to the project, 

expected to be in operation March 1. 

Susan Klein, a graduate assistant, 

will staff the center, whose hours will 

be 3-7 "p.m.* Monday through Friday, 

in WSlJ Purdy Library. 

The center will give in-service training 

to Wayne County teachers through 

workshops, conferences and special 

courses. It also will provide consulting 

services to schools, colleges, 

community organizations, consumer 

groups and senior citizen organizations. 

Other services provided at the WSU 

center will include consumer information 

services including textbooks, curriculum 

guides and other printed and 

audio-visual materials. . 

Mrs. Rosella Bannister, director of 

the EMU center, emphasized that consumer 

competence is not an automatic 

talent, it must be learned. 

NBD second vice-president Daniel 

S. Voydanoff said. "Greater public understanding 

of how to manage money. 

familiarity with laws affecting and 

protecting consumers, and knowledge 

of our economics system are all essential 

parts of consumer education." 

Other consumer education programs 

supported by NBD include a 

public schools money management 

program for students, now offered in 

Detroit and several other Michigan 

communities, and the Consumer Survival 

Kit. a 30-minute program on 

WTVS-TV .(Channel 56). 

VM-D group updates file 

A man and' two women from Livonia 

are working on a project to 

index land in the metropolitan Detroit 

area. 

New recreation centers, hospitals 

and other community facilities in 

southeastern Michigan may be more, 

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of the project now conducted by the 

Center for Urban Studies at the University 

of Michigan-Dearborn (UM- 

D). . 

Ten UM-D students, under the direction 

of William Iâdd of Livonia, the 

center s associate director, now are 

working on the geographic base file 

for the tri-county area. The plan is financed 

by a $36*500 contract from the 

Southeastern Michigan Council of Governments. 

Assisting Ladd in the research are 

Patricia Key and Susan Platts of Livonia. 

The completed project "will provide 

local governments and other organizations 

with the potential to obtain information 

for any parcel of land in the 

Detroit region." according to Ladd. 

Esch backs 

ozone study 

legislation 

Legislation initiating full-scale research 

into the possible dangers of 

chlorinated fluorocarbons in the atmosphere 

has been co-sponsored by 

U.S. Hep. Marvin L. Esch (R-Michi. 

ranking minority member of the Science 

and Technology Committee's environment 

and atmosphere subcommittee. 

and Rep Paul G. Rogers 

(D-Fla.). 

The bill would provide a twofold 

study conducted by the National Academy 

of Sciences and the National 

Aeronautics and Space Administration. 

and would impose a ban on 

all aerosal spray cans if the studies 

confirm existing reports that the 

ozone layer is being seriously threatened. 

"This approach does not call for an 

immediate ban on aerosals and. in 

fact, does not include 'closed' systems. 

such as refrigerators." Esch 

said 

"What it does do is take a careful, 

rational approach, utilizing the best 

scientific advice we have available, to 

affirm or deny the findings of the University 

of Michigan and others that indicate 

a serious health hazard " 

Less service 

needed for cars 

F. Hager Green, plant manager of 

the Fisher Body-Livonia plant and 

chairman of the GM Livonia Plant 

City Committee, says 1975 GM models 

offer reduced maintenance and operating 

costs. 

Green says a check of the 1975 

model GM passenger car maintenance 

schedule highlights the changes 

which have taken place 

For example. 20 years ago a 1954 

Chevrolet was scheduled for routine 

servicing 49 times in the first 50.000 

miles. The 1975 Chevrolet is scheduled 

for only six service visits during the 

first 50.000 miles. 

The oil change interval for 1975 has 

been lengthened from four months or 

6.000 miles in 1974 models to' six 

months and 7.500 miles The spark 

plug change has been increased from 

12.000 to 22.500 miles 

All other recommended vehicle 

maintenance has been set up in increments 

of 7.500 rather than 6.000 

miles as in previous years. 

• Green says these improvements are 

due to benefits from catalytic converters. 

high energy ignition systems, 

radial tires and unleaded gasoline 

Three make 

merit finalists 

from Canton 

CANTON—Three students from 

Plymouth-Canton High School are 

among 14,000 nationally who qualified 

as. National Merit finalists. 

The three students are Wayne Heinmiller, 

Kathy O'Connell. and Philip 

Schulte. The National Merit Scholarship 

Corporation made the announcem 

nt last month. 

Eugene Van Bibber 

re-elected to post 

A. Eugene Van Bibber has been reelected 

first vice-president of the 

Michigan Cemetery Association. 

Van Bibber, of Mt. Hope Memorial 

Gardens in Livonia, was renamed to 

the post at the association's 30th annual 

conference in early February. 

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musical to be produced this Friday. Saturday and Sunday are 

Clarenceville High School students in a recent rehearsal. They 

are David Suphin (left), Eric Gifbert and Pattie White. The show 

will be held at 8 p.m. each night in the Louis Schmidt Auditorium. 

Middle Belt, north of Seven Mile. Tickets are $1.50 and available 

at the door. (Staff photo by Art Emanuel) 

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Publisher Ross dies from stroke 

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Services for Mrs. ElpMnstone, 56, of 

1M21 Sunset. Livonia, who died Feb. 

28. were held in th%Fred Wood Funeral 

Home frith the Rev. Bartlett Hess 

Burial was in Rowland 

survived by her husband, 

mother, Mrs, Ruth Muzzall; 

Mrs. Ruth Davis and Mrs. 

ngliah; brothers. Holmes and 

Muzzall; and four grand 

IARLES L. SMITH 

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Livonia, who died Feb. 28. 

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Lindholm officiating. Burial was in 

Parkview Cemetery. 

Mr. Smith was a retired foreman 

from Ford Motor Co. 

He is survived by his widow, 

Iantha; daughter, Mrs. Barbara Peterson; 

son. Charles Jr.; and seven 

grandchildren. 

JOHN R. ZALEWSKI 

Services for John Zalewski, 9. of 

14278 Hubbell. Livonia, who died Feb. 

19. were held in St. Genevieve Catholic 

Church with the Rev. Richard 

Schmidberger officiating. Burial was 

in St. Hedwig Cemetery. Arrangements 

were handled by Neely Funeral 

Home. 

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strangulation in the basement of his 

home. 

He is survived by his parents, Mr. 

and Mrs. Robert Zalewski; sister, 

Deborah, and brothers. Patrick and 

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1&A» (R.W.Q-12A) THE OBSERVER k ECCENTRIC Thunfoy. March 20. 1975 

editorial opinion 

WHEN, OH WHEN, will contractors building 

the Jeffries Freeway ever get barriers built so 

that motorists along the surface Schoolcraft 

Road stop dropping into "the ditch ? Two 

more vehicles went over the side Monday; one 

is visible at the left center. (Staff photo by 

Maurie Walker) 

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Accident list groM(S 

along 1-96 'big ditch' 

The man with the long scythe, known in many 

circles as the "Grim Reaper" hasn't struck yet 

on Schoolcraft Road, but judging from the way 

accidents are begining to pile up, it won't be too 

long. 

So while the State Highway Department continues 

to drag' its feet in making the new expressway 

safe while under construction, more and 

more motorists are skidding and rolling over into 

the big ditch. 

There was a time when the excavation for the 

depressed highway was known as the Schoolcraft 

Corridor. But with all the dangers that have 

cropped up with the closeness of the deep excavation 

to the curb of the service drive, it has a new 

name. That is the one used above. 

Two weeks ago two separate accidents were reported 

in which both cars wound up at the bottom 

of the excavation. Just a few days ago another accident 

happened on the eastbound lane near 

Middle Belt Road, but fortunately none was injured. 

IF THE HIGHWAY department had insisted the 

contractors install safety barriers, as their contracts 

call for during the excavating, then none of 

the accidents would have occurred. 

The cars would have bashed into the barriers 

and caromed off with considerable damage to the 

car but not too much to the drivers. i 

'Tis true enough the highway department has 

borne down on the contractors handling that portion 

of the highway between Beech and Inkster 

Roads. However, whoever is making the decision 

apparently hasn't discovered the dangerous spots 

in Livonia. 

IN THE LATEST accident, a young woman, 

driving in the eastbound lane, struck a contractor's 

truck parked half on the highway and 

half on the shoulder. 

It has always been our thought that when 

trucks were parked along the service drive, the 

contractor should have a big arrow indicating that 

drivers should move over to the other portion of 

the lane. Apparently the truck had nothing but 

flasher lights and the car was on the truck before 

the young woman noticed. 

Needed: A new brand of economics 

I In the business pages of today's paper, there is 

&n interesting and controversial article on how to 

help the auto industry and cure the recession written 

by Irving Rozian. a suburbanite with engineering 

and economics training. 

Rozian's idea is to have the federal government 

pay the auto companies a re-employment subsidy 

to get laid-off workers back on the job. The companies. 

in turn, would reduce the selling price of 

cars, which would stimulate demand and strengthen 

the economy. 

Although Rozian's plan on its surface appears 

expensive, he makes the argument-that by the 

time you calculate the costs of unemployment 

compensation and welfare payments to workers 

off the job and add to it the loss in taxes that reduced 

auto sales entail, government re-employment 

subsidies would be cheaper than continuing 

the present system. 

THERE IS much to evaluate in Rozian's thinking, 

which has received attention in the White 

House, but there can be no dcubt that he has 

made a contribution to a central problem of this 

era 

This problem is that the theories about how to 

run an economy originally proposed by John Maynard 

Keynes, after a spectacular run of success 

in the 1960s, are simply not working today Keynesian 

theory simply does not account for pricegouging 

for raw materials that we recently experienced 

from the Arabs, nor does the theory give 

us much practical guidance about how to break 

out of the inflation-recession syndrome wi.th which 

we are now afflicted 

In fact, if you talk over the problem with economists, 

even the most self-confident ones look upon 

the theoretical and practical breakdown of their 

discipline with something pretty close to terror. 

Obviously, a new economic synthesis is needed; 

Rozian's article is one small step in this direction. 

PERHAPS ANOTHER important step surfaced 

last week, when the news media carried stories to 

the effect that both UAW President Leonard Woodcock 

and Ford Motor Co. Chairman Henry Ford 

II were beginning to discuss with favor the whole 

potion of planning in an economy. 

; Most people associate planning in running an 

economy with socialist or communist states, in 

which some board of planners directs the way investment 

and production are to be handled, regardless 

of the forces of the market. This notion 

contrasts with the free-market economy, in which 

sources and production are allocated on the 

isis of the market forces of supply and demand. 

; For many years, however, many countries in 

Europe have used something called "incentive 

planning" in running their economies. Such planning 

involves establishing certain social goals in 

the economy (for example, building up industries 

Observation 

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DIVISION OP SUBURBAN COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION 

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that operate on a business cycle which oscillates 

counter to previously established industries, thereby 

gaining employment stability for the whole 

economy), and then setting up incentives such as 

tax breaks or low interest loans to encourage business 

to move into desired areas. 

It's an interesting notion, because it combines 

reliance on the market system as an allocator of 

resources with broadly-based social goals set by 

broad public policy. 

In years to come, it may have increasing use in 

the American economy. In fact, it's not hard to 

imagine that such planning would be useful here 

in Detroit, where concentration on the automobile 

industry has led to vast swings in employment as 

the market for cars rises and falls and in turn 

made the recession here much worse than anywhere 

else in the country. 

Will 2 crimes in 5 years 

kill an entire industry? 

A bill has been introduced in the Legislature 

making it illegal for newspaper carriers who are 

minors to collect money from their customers. 

In 1970, a Pontiac news carrier was killed 

while making his collection rounds. In 1974 a news 

carrier in Detroit was stabbed to death during his 

collection rounds. In both cases, the alleged assailants 

also were young people. 

Obviously. I am a little prejudiced in the matter 

but. because two persons were killed in the 

state over a five-year period, some legislators 

have decided that a very old institution should be 

put out of business. 

There are very few opportunities for very 

voung teen-agers to learn about business. 

BECOMING A NEWS carrier requires a 

youngster to develop responsibility in doing a job 

and learning how to handle money through the 

process of buying and selling newspapers. 

Many successful people attribute their experience 

as a little independent merchant as the 

thing that got them started in business. Now. because 

two boys have been killed, some people 

want to take this opportunity away from the 

vounq folk. 

In our operation we have more than 1,600 carriers 

and have never had a problem. 

We receive the same report from newspapers 

all over the state. 

I AM NOT UNSYMPATHETIC to the plight of 

newsboys trying to collect money in the city of Detroit. 

But to end an institution because two persons 

were killed in the state over a five-year period 

is liike throwing out the baby with the bath 

water. 

There is no clamor to close all of the schools 

in the State of Michigan. Yet. two persons were 

killed in Detroit public schools within the last 

vear. 

There is no clamor to close Cobo Hall because 

a girl was killed in a stairwell last year. 

HENRY M. HOGAN. JR.. Co-Puklitktr 

PHILIP H. POWER. Co-PublitKtr 

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JOHN RBDDY, Execuliti Editor 

TIM RICHARD, Editor, 

Wayne County Newtpafxrt 

ARTHUR SHAFER, 

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Marketing Director 

Member of 

MICHIGAN PRESS ASSOCIATION 

SUBURBAN NEWSPAPERS OF AMERICA 

NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION 

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THERE IS A PROBLEM of crime in the 

streets of the City of Detroit. The stabbing of the 

carrier last year is only a symptom of that problem. 

and the Legislature should be working on solutions 

to the problem, not the symptoms. 

Proponents of the legislation say that this will 

not end carrier delivery because people can pay 

in advance and a boy could still deliver the paper. 

But these legislators apparently don't understand 

the voluntary-pav system that some newspapers 

such as ours use. where the carrier's compensation 

is based on his collections. 

THE LEGISLATORS also don't understand 

that the lifeblood of a newspaper is its circulation, 

and,if they prevent the newspaper salesman, the 

voung carrier, from trying to sell subscriptions, 

then they are cutting the heart out of the whole 

character-building program. 

It's easy for some people to sit back and think 

of other solutions so that the carrier does not 

have to collect money in the street, but most of 

the people who fantasize these solutions have 

never been in the business of trying to circulate a 

newspaper. 

We have seen the automobile industry strangled 

by government legislation. The newspaper industry 

has no desire to suffer the same fate. 

She ran into the end of the truck, both cars 

swerved and rolled into the big ditch. With all of 

the deep mud, neither car turned over and the 

driver, Jacquelyn Erma Greer, 21, of Detroit, suffered 

only minor injuries. 

According to the police, no tickets were issued. 

We would take issue with the police and wonder 

why the truck driver wasn't given & ticket for illegally 

parking. Schoolcraft Road, from Telegraph 

to Newburgh Road in Livonia, has no parking at 

any time'signs posted. 

Since the truck did not have the arpw telling 

drivers to get out of the inside lane, then he is 

just as guilty of the violation as would be any motorist 

parking his car in the same position. 

WE REALIZE there are many problems in the 

construction of a "highway, whether depressed or 

not. We also realize the State Highway Department 

has certain duties and one is makinfe certain 

the roads are safe while the highway is urtder construction. 

We had a promise from the Wayne County district 

traffic offices that barriers would b4 erected 

all along the highway before the middle' of January. 

We have to admit that some work hps been 

done. But little action was noticed in 'Redford 

Township until two Thurston High , students 

skidded off the highway, the car flipped in the air 

and rolled end over end to tbe bottom. One of the 

two was seriously injured, and for a wpile it was 

thought he might have a broken back., As it was. 

he was hospitalized for 10 days and then sent 

home. However, his swimming career may have 

ended with that accident. 

After that accident was brought to the attention 

of the highway department, things began to move. 

Barriers were erected at practically all T-intersections 

along the service drives in Redford Township. 

Barriers were placed at several spots but 

none in front of the Thurston High building until 

last week. 

The highway department lowered the speed 

limit in Schoolcraft Road to 35 miles per hour two 

weeks ago as a safety measure. This action was 

taken without informing the media so the driving^ 

public would know of the new speed limit. 

Apparently the highway department does realize 

the dangers of the corridor or it woufdh't have 

reduced the speed limit. One can't understand 

why it would take safety measures on one side 

and then seem to forget the contractors are contract 

bound to provide the safety barriers. 

And it doesn't appear to us that barrels placed 

some 30 feet apart are a safety barrier 

Some ideas 

on constructive 

harassment 

It's hardly a secret that motorborne vandals 

have discovered a new way to increase their destructive 

capacity on suburban lawns The 2 a m 

marauders used to be content to drive across the 

grass, leaving a set of tire tracks. Today, however. 

they also spin their wheels so that they dig 

nice trenches into the spongy grass 

The problem with that kind of stupid destruction 

is that it hurts the innocent. A more useful 

prank might 'be to go to a supermarket parking 

lot and look for the adult jerks who park in the 

fire lane, blocking traffic, and just walk across 

the hoods of their cars. .The boors who park in 

fire lanes deserve to receive some kind of mischief. 

There's not much you can do about the guy in 

the supermarket checkout line who goes into the 

express Jane with three or four items, but then decides 

: tof'ash a big check and holds up other shoppers 

for several m.nutcs.* 

But tlfere is something you can do at the bank 

when so>me hog decides to refinance his house and 

.close three savings accounts at the drive-in window. 

Y&iacan honk. A simple check cashing and 

deposit transaction shouldn't take more than two 

minutes; J>o if the inconsiderate!customer ahead 

of you takes too much time, start honking at him 

every 30 to 60 seconds, and thert be sure to tell 

the teller why yon honked. Drive-in windows were 

intended for short transactions, and the teller 

really should tell the time- consuming customer 

to come Indoors. 

Honking,at time hogs isn't vandalispi; it's constructive 

harassment, and we should do more of 

it. 

Here's an excellent way to harass telephone solicitors: 

When someone gets on the phone with a 

spiel about credit cards or Florida real estate, 

tell them to hold on because the baby's crying or 

the soup's boiling over. Then just leave (he phone 

dangling. The telephone solicitors harass you. so 

why not harass them right back? 

Constructive harassment of that sort does no 

harm to the innocent, it punishes the guilty, and it 

sure beats vandalism. 

TIM RICHARD 

Take starch out of disposition 

Grocery carts piled high with pop. potato chips 

and frozen cream pies sail through supermarket 

checkout lines—to be paid for with food stamps. 

A Garden City school food service director 

points to vending machines and the district's 

"open lunch" policy as contributing to poor nutrition. 

High school cafeterias nearly everywhere offer 

vending machines full of pop, potato chips, candy. 

Home economists lament: "They don't teach nutrition 

as they used to." 

Good nutrition is something Che average family 

can afford. Margaret Miller of our staff recently 

wrote about nutritionist Irene Cameron, who sug- 

gests a nutritionally sound, "basic four" menu 

which will feed ^ family of four for one day. Total 

cost: $4.86. V i 

A Plymouth mjddle school teacher set up an experiment 

in th£ front hallway of her school to 

show how nutrition—or lack of it—woultj affect 

six white rats. TVo rats fed a normal "teenage" 

diet developed fccaly tails, poor fur and dispositions 

so nasty* that they bit their keepers. 

Natural Nutrition Week was designated recently 

—but not observed by the majority. 

Try eating the '{basic four" way—meat or fish;' 

grains; fruit and vegetables; and dairy products: 

It may improve jyour disposition. 

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Western Wayne Cotrty residents 

were among those honored March 14 

by the Wayne County Detectives Association 

(WCDA) at the fifth annual 

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' Cited for endangering their Uvea or 

to some other way showing exceptional 

courage in the apprehension of 

criminals were: Mark Dunlap, Jerome 

A. Purotl. Gary D. Baker, all of 

Livonia, and Charles A. Austin of 

Westlind. They were among 11 who 

received Mowatt awards. 

Mrs. Betty Cooper of Livonia and 

Richard H. Nelson Jr. of Westland" 

were among five county residents who 

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friend of police officers and civilians 

who was an out-county prosecutor in 

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in 1967. He died in 1968. 

John M. Neville a close friend of 

Mowatt, who serves as director of the 

Juvenile Court branch office in Westland. 

was the keynote speaker at the 

awards ceremony. 

Mowatt award and citizen award recipients 

were nominated by police officers. 

MARK DUNLAP, 12. was' nominated 

by Det. Sgt. Shirley Garrison of 

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the Livonia Police Department for his 

part in alerting police to the June 1974 

kidnapping of his mother from their 

Sheep shearing 

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The sheep shearing demonstration 

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March 15 at Wonderland Center has 

been rescheduled for Saturday. March 

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Featuring a professional shearer. 

3 l £-hour show is presented at no « 

charge.. A commentator will explain 

the process as the sheep are sheared. 

Wonderland Center is located at 

Plymouth and Middle Belt roads. Livonia. 

home. Livonia's policewoman said 

without Mark's quick action the situation 

"may have been fatal to him and 

his family." 

Jerome A. Puroll, 20, was also nominated 

by Det. Sgt. Garrison for pursuing 

two armed robbery suspects in 

his car. getting the license number 

and alerting Detroit Police to the suspects 

by his erratic driving. The alleged 

armed robbery took place January 

1975 at a Greait Scott store in Redford 

Township. 

Det. Sgt. Frank A. Brandemihl of 

the Livonia Police Department nominated 

Cahrles A. Austin and Gary D. 

Baker for assisting a security guard 

at Montgomery Ward in Livonia to apprehend 

a shoplifter in December 

1973. While no one else attempted to 

aid them. Austin tried to stop the man 

who pulled a weapon. Tliey were hon- 

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the face of danger. , 

MRS. BETTY COOPER was nomirated 

by Det. Sgt. George F vor of Uvonia 

for alerting police when she 

saw two men break into a gas station 

near her home in December 1974. Tê 

pair's arrest led to the> solution of 19 

armed robberies. 

Richard H. Nelson Jr. was nominated 

by Det. Sgt. Brandemihl for tipping 

police to the planned burglary of 

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Churchill dominates O&E All-Area hockey team 

Charging may be worth two min- THE GOALIE POSITION has to be 

utes in the penalty box where most the mainstay of the All-Area team 

hockey teams are concerned, but the with Churchill's Phil Rose taking first 

1975 Observer and Eccentric hockey team honors and Franklin's Chuck La- 

team has a definite "Charger" look. tour placing as the second team net- 

Five of the 12 All-Area positions are minder. 

held down by members of the Subur Rose, a 6-0. 180 pounder, is only a 

ban Hockey League champion Church junior. He boasts a fine 2 ~>8 goalsill 

Chargers and with good reason I against average for 1975. appearing in 

Churchill finished the year with a 21- 19 games. 

2-1 record and went through the "Rose has an excellent glove hand 

tcague season with \ perfect 14-0 re- and very quick reflexes."' said Church 

cord -- the first tr ie tliat trick has ill hockey coach Adam Mitchell. 

ever been turned 

Bill Finn of Stevenson and Ken 

Livonia Franklin landed three play- Franklin of Franklin are the men di 

ers on the team while Bentley and Ste- rectlv in front of Rose on the All-Area 

venson *ach placed two playert? on team 

the team 

Franklin was the defensive 

All-Area hockey team 

First Team 

Name School Position 

Phil Rose Churchill Goal 

Bill Finn Stevenson Defense 

Ken Franklin Franklin Defense 

Kevin Kardos Churchill Forward 

Todd Bond Churchill Forward 

Jerry Dirusso Stevenson Forward 

Second Team 

Chuck Latour Franklin Goal 

Sam Bird Churchill Defense 

Steve liemieux Bentley Defense 

Brian Veasey Churchill Forward 

John Vella Franklin Forward 

Dave Manoogian Bentley Forward 

mainstay for the Patriots. "He's a 

hard hitter, a good skater and really 

makes the opposition keep their heads 

up." said Franklin head ice man Paul 

Fergerson. • 

Bill Finn shored up the defense for 

Stevenson. He scored 10 goals and 

added 12 assists ranking him among 

the top "offensive" defensemen in the 

area. 

THE SCORING POWER of the first 

team All-Area team comes from a 

pair of Chargers. Todd Bond and 

Kevin Kardos. and Jerry Dirusso of 

Stevenson 

There's no doubt that Kardos would 

"have been a standout on any team in 

the state. Only 5-8 and 155 pounds, he 

scored at an unprecedented rate 

Kardos has the college scouts stand- 

Honorable mention 

GOAL: Curt Downs (Stevenson), 

Tim Oakley (Bentley). 

DEFENSE: Bob Gamache (Stevenson), 

Bob Fontana (Stevenson), Joe 

Salvaggio (Franklin), CJuis Gaines 

(Bentley), Tony Bellono (Churchill).- 

FORWARD: Nelson Yanick (Franklin), 

Glen Stevens (Bentley), Mark Sabuda 

(Bentley), Greg Earl (Southfield), 

Dana Bonino (Southfield), Ken 

Isaacson (Lathrup), Bob Kelly (Lathrup), 

Jerry Truax (Churchill), Doug 

Smith (Stevenson), Gerry Kamet 

(Franklin). 

' Walkiiig the dog' keeps this 

\ 

Livonian, family pet in shape 

By TOM SCHRAM 

Sports Editor 

Every night. 49-year-old Max Nemazi 

comes home from his job as an 

engineer at Detroit Diesel and takes 

the family dog out for a little exercise. 

If that sounds pretty normal, let it 

be known that the dog. a five-year-old 

labrador retriever dubbed "Cap" may 

be the healthiest dog in the Detroit 

metropolitan area 

The reason for the shining eyes and 

glossy coat of the family pet is that 

for Nemazi. as he approaches his 50th 

year and the golden age of life, a 

iittle exercise consists of an eight 

mile, one hour run through his Franklin-West 

Chicago Road neighborhood 

THAT. OF COURSE is only during 

the week. On weekends, the pace 

$ 

picks up to 15 miles and two hours of 

picking 'em up and laying em back 

down. 

Nemazi. it seems, has late in life 

caught that most curious of athletic 

diseases. He has turned himself into a 

long distance runner and like most 

long distance runners, he believes in 

jogging for the masses 

"I have been running now for two 

and one-half years. I feel much healthier 

and I have lost 20 pounds," he 

said 

For the weight watchers. Nemazi 

claims that he can take off three 

pounds in a good day's run. He claims 

running is good for the mind and soul 

as well as the body. 

"I don't get at all bored when I run. 

I look at the birds or I think about the 

day's problems or I meditate," he 

said 

MAX NEMAZI AND CAP make the eight mile jaunt around 

Nemazi't Livonia neighborhood a daily occurence. 

NEMAZI IS ONE of the area's top 

runners in the "Masters" (over 40) 

category. He recently won his age 

group award from the Motor City St riders. 

one of the largest running clubs 

in the Detroit area. He finished fifth 

in last year's Motor Ciyy Marathon — 

not bad at all for a man of his age 8 

who claims he has not peaked yet. 

"Some day I suppose it will all 

catch up to me. but 1 feel that I have 

not run my best times yet." Nemazi 

said. 

The marathon is the favorite of all 

serious long distance runners. It consists 

of 26 miles. 385 yards of torture 

and Nemazi is currently in training 

for the biggest marathon of all — the 

world famous Boston Marathon on 

April 21. 

Nemazi competed in the race last 

year, finishing well back. 

"I was lm240th out of 1750 runners. 

But. of course, I did not expect to do 

very well. I run in the Boston Marathon 

for the experience and challenge, 

not because I expect to do well." Nemazi 

said. 

NEMAZI RAN THE grueling distance 

in three hours. 24 minutes last 

year. He said his personal goal for 

this year is three hours, 10 minutes. 

Nemazi, who has lived in Livonia 

for 20 years, got interested in running 

through the physical fitness program 

at the Livonia YMCA. 

"I had to start out slowly and it 

wasn't until six months after I started 

that I really felt in shape. At one time 

I was not at all interested in running 

I thought it would be rather senseless. 

Now I think differently." he said. 

"For me, running is like taking a 

hike. I don't huff and puff and as long 

as I don't push myself. I'm not exhausted 

when I'm finished running. I 

intend to keep running as long as I 

can,"said Nemazi who pointed out 

that was a % year-old starter in last 

year's Boston Marathon. 

And so Nemazi. who is big and 

friendly as well as healthy, continues 

to trot along the streets of Livonia preparing 

for a race which he knows he 

cannot win. 

As long as Cap's legs hold out, Max 

Nemazi will at least not know the lonliness 

of the long distance runner. 

ing in line and excells academically 

also, boasting a 3.7 overall average in 

the classroom. Kardos piled up 125 

points this season on 70 goals and 55 

assists. 

Bond has little trouble finding the 

nets himself. The senior forward 

clicked on 36 goals and added 26 assists 

as a linemate of Kardos. Bond 

saw triple duty for Churchill as his 

work on the power play and killing penalties 

gave him more action than the 

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Dirusso led the Spartans in scoring 

this season with 22 goals and 28 assists. 

These statistics are in spite of 

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during the year and as a result. Dirusso 

scored in spurts. 

THE SECOND TEAM goalie. Chuck 

Latour. averaged 33 goals-against 

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The second team All-Area defensive 

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Area coach of year Mitchell 

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If ice hockey can he termed a science, 

Adam Mitchell has a distinct advantage 

over his coaching contemporaries—and 

that advantage shows up 

in the win column. 

Mitchell, who has taught science at 

Uvonla's Riley Junior High School for 

seven years, applied the precise principles 

of his trade to Churchill's hock 

ey team this year. The experiment 

was a great success as the Chargers 

came up with 21-2*1 record and the 

Suburban Hockey League title. 

For his efforts, Mitchell has been 

named all-area hockey coach of the 

year 

Success is nothing new to Mitchell's 

teams. The Livonia resident, who has 

been playing and coaching hockey at 

all levels for 20 years, has a four year 

overall high school record of 57-12-9. 

THIS YEAR'S CHURCHILL team 

was scentifically typical of the teams 

Mitchell has coached-high energy output. 

"All 16 boys on this squad worked 

for one common cause—the team. Al- 

though we had one outstanding 

scorer, it did not distract from the 

other players giving their all," Mitchell 

said. 

That one outstanding scorer, Kevin 

Kardos, piled up a league record 70 

goals and 55 assists in 24 games this 

year. 

"But we didn't have any real star, 

we just played very well together," 

Mitchell said. 

Churchill ended up with a 14-0 

league record and No. 3 ranking 

among state ice powers. 

AS WITH ALL coaches, there is 

more behind Mitchell's success than 

can be seen on the ice or in the lockerroom. 

"I have to give my wife Rosemary 

a lot of credit. She put up with a lot 

during the course of a long, rough season," 

Mitchell said. 

Mitchell and his wife have two children, 

Kimberly, three years and 

David, nine months. His future goals 

are hockey oriented. 

"My main goal as far as hockey is 

'Y' gym team 3rd in region 

The Livonia Family YMCA girls 

gymnastic team took a third place 

team trophy last weekend in the 

YMCA regional gymnastic meet at 

Dayton (Ohio) Wright University. 

Five placed in the regional event 

which included 20 teams from four 

states. , 

In the Senior (15-and-over) competition. 

Pam Adams of Redford 

Township took 10th place all-around 

with a seventh on uneven bars and a 

12th on the balance beam. 

Three area residents scored in the 

by Livonia's Beth Divens. She took 

fifth place all-around which included 

an 11th on the balance beam, a seventh 

in floor exercise and a 10th in 

the vault. 

Mary Devereaux placed sixth on the 

balance beam and Plymouth's Ledah 

Schrader posted a 12th in that event. 

In the Preps (11 and 12 years) division. 

Margie Treharne placed 10th on 

the vault. 

The Livonia Family YMCA team is 

coached by Barb Winn of Plymouth. 

Norene Divens of Livonia and Kathi 

juniot (13-14 years) competitions led McKeown of Farmington Hills 

v 

Higgins advances in 6 Gloves' 

West Point cadet Kevin Higgins. a 

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Agatha High School, is making a 

name for himself in amateur boxing 

circles in the New York Gty area. 

The hard-hitting Second Classman 

(junior) recently advanced to the semifinals 

of the New York regional tournament 

by defeating Robert Schmidt 

at Felt Forum in New York City 

Higgins scored repeatedly to gain a 

unanimous decision over Schmidt. 

Herb Kroeten. a 1944 Golden Gloves 

champion who trains Higgins at the 

military academy, was confident of 

Higgins' chances to move up in the 

tournament. 

"I have high hopes that Kevin will 

advance to the finals in Madison 

Square Garden." Kroeten said. 

concerned is to have a state high 

school championship team and eventually 

coach college hockey. As far as 

high school players are concerned, 

my main goal is to prepare them for 

college hockey," he said. 

Mitchell also looks to develop the 

well rounded Individual in lis coaching. 

"The opportunities for American 

hockey players are now there for the 

asking. The only thing many players 

forget is that they must also have 

good grades as well as hockey ability," 

he said. 

Mitchell is already looking forward 

to next season when he will have several 

performers from this years' team 

back for a go at a second straight 

title. 

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counted a 692 and Bill Cooper tied 

Gene Goike with a count of 656. 

The senior house league furnished 

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Heady earned the pace-making role 

with 693 Behind him came Ed Miu 

with 644 where he tied with Jerry Conflitti 

and Erv Watson followed with a 

657. 

Bill Cooper scored again when he 

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FRANK A^HCRAFT survived a 

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Westland Bowl with a 665 that included 

games of 252 and 225. At that figure 

he had a 13-pin margin over Don 

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beat Dan Emmett by two, pins 

THE GIRLS CONTINUE to set a 

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Merri-Bowl. This week top honors 

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264 in 610, and Mary Mohacsi missed 

double century figures when she had 

a 230 game in a 599 series. Marie Vihosky 

landed third with games of 200 

and 221 in 591. 

One of the best scores of the week 

was the.work of Joe Julisz, who came 

through with a 290 in 653, in the junior 

house league. 

TWO UNUSUAL PERFORMANCES 

were recorded at Plaza Bowl and they 

were turned in by the ladies. 

Charlene Hollingvworth, who carries 

a 113 average, pasted a 123 triplicate 

and Peggy Mc Kinny, with a 138 

average, fashioned an all spare game 

of 168. 

THE SENIOR CITIZENS had a 

right to celebrate at Plymouth Bowl 

when Marie Moore turned in a 595 

series. She opened with a 218. followed 

with a 212 and finished with a 

165. 

In the Wayout League, Pauline Talaga 

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was enough to top the league. 

Sharing honors wit this pair Jackie 

O'Dell posted a 124 triplicate. 

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Joyce fcrown topped the parade 

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Van Every rolled a 535 series to 

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ONE OF THE WEEK'S star roles 

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lady in the junior league at Country 

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in a 470 series last Saturday. 

BARB WALING was Queen for the 

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Next in line came Jan Nissle with 225 

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Arvey Heath, who is 72 and carries 

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FACTORY 

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tone would have to fbelieve the days 

o( Racing Commissioner Leo Shirley 

are numbered. What may be the final 

blow to dismiss him from office came 

from State Sen. Carl Pursell (R- 

Plymouth) who has a letter in the 

hands of Gov. Milliken urging immediate 

dismissal. 

Pursell's communication follows letters 

from the 'Northville City Council 

aijd groups representing the thoroughbred 

owners, trainers and jockeys. 

Each has requested the governor to re 

nfcve the racing commissioner from 

office. 

6hirley has been under fire for sevesal 

months and there was an earlier 

njmor he would be removed shortly 

a$er Gov Milliken had taken the oath 

of office But at that time the commissioner 

was involved in a law §uit with 

Northville Downs over the failure to 

allot it summer dates. 

THAT SUIT wasn't resolved until 

thfree weeks ago Inasmuch as the ruliqg 

by Circuit Court Judge Thomas 

Foley, of Plymouth, favored the comrriissioner. 

many thought he was out 

o( trouble 

Apparently such is not the story and 

Pursell took his action after listening 

to complaints from horsemen, trainees 

fans and track operators 

7'It is my personal feeling, after listening 

to the numerous complaints 

that the commissioner is not acting as 

one would expect a man in that position 

to perform." said Pursell. "1 

have two of the racing plants in my 

district and I feel it would be for the 

betterment of racing if a change is 

made The quicker, the better " 

There is considerable doubt that the 

By Doc Minard « 

governor would take any action this 

week. The commissioner is out of 

town attending the National Association 

of Racing Commissioners convention 

where he was slated to become 

the new president. 

MANY NAMES have been thrown 

into the hopper as a possible successor 

but it is that of Dr. Fedele Fauri. 

a vice president at the University of 

Michigan, which seems to have the inside 

track. 

In the meantime a special committee 

headed by Sen. Bill Hoffman. 

(D-Hazel Park), is making a study of 

the Racing Act with the thought of 

making some necessary changes. 

One change, which has support of 

the thoroughbred and harness horsemen 

and track managements, is to 

change the format to a three-man 

commissioner. 

Under this plan, one commissioner 

would have knowledge of harness racing. 

the second of thoroughbred racing 

and the third, with knowledge of 

both, to serve as an administrator. 

Such a commission has been recommended 

in Illinois and probably will 

be adopted before another season. 

There are some states in the east 

with three-man boards which have 

worked much better than the racing 

czar type of the past 

The newest development is interesting 

inasmuch as rumors about the 

appointment of Dr. Fauri have been 

heard since last fall One thing is certain. 

he has to have considerable 

knowledge of the thoroughbreds since 

he was a former jockey. 

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which had its first million dollar Saturday. 

came right back with a big 

$600,000 on Monday and appears on 

the way. The Monday handle was in 

spite of the fact the program only had 

eight races. 

The track cut back the number of 

races on Monday and Tuesday from 

nine to eight but Director of Racing 

Tom Dorsey indicated it was only a 

temporary thing until management 

can fill races and not have a fourhorse 

event as happened last week 

Just to give the fans a break. Vice 

President and General Manager Dick 

Wilson ordered win. place and show 

betting on the four-horse race and got 

caught with a minus pool 

"We expected as much." he said. 

"But then the patrons have been so 

patient with us this first week that I 

thought we owed them something. 

They took full advantage of the unusual 

straight betting gesture and cost a 

few dollars " 

THE DRA has changed the mix of 

its gimmicks The daily double is on ^ 

the first and second races, perfectas' 

on the fourth and fifth and trifectas 

on the third, seventh and last races. 

The track has hit a high in the number 

of jockettes on the premises Four 

members of the distaff side rode on 

Saturday's card They were Jeanne 

Maxwell. Teri Broegman. Kathy Duck 

and newcomer Ann Schultheis. / 

Livonia Mayor Ed McNamara took 

part in a winner's circle ceremony 

after the sixth race Saturday. Then he 

went to the huge St Patrick's Day 

Party that night. 

The track management still remembers 

the St. Patrick night blizzard of 

two years ago when His Honor was 

one of the 1.800 who attended the 

races. Ed showed up with a St. Bernard 

carrying a flask. It never was 

known whether Ed guided the dog or 

the dog guided Ed to the race track 

MacKinley 

goes to WMU 

Gary MacKinley. standout linebacker 

for Livonia Bentley JUgh last 

fall, has signed a letter of intent to attend 

Western Michigan University. 

In his senior year at Bentley. the 6- 

3, 195-pound MacKinley took part in 

eight tackles per game and attained 

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NOTICE 

ADOPTION OF BUDGET 

TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH 

roll for the recently completed first semester. 

Those students receiving all A's are 

Notice is hereby given that the Township of Plymouth will hold e Public Hearing 

on the General Government and Water and Sewer Budgets for the 1975-1976 fiscal 

year at their regular meeting of the Township of Plymouth Board of Trustees. 

42350 Ann Arbor Road. Plymouth. Michigan on March 25, 1975 at 8:00 P.M. 

Publish: March 17. 20. 1975 

* HELEN I. RICHARDSON. Clerk 

Plymouth Township 

POSTING AND FILING OF 

CITY COMMISSION MINUTES 

CITY OF PLYMOUTH, ~ 

MICHIGAN 

Notice is hereby given that on the 19th day of March. 1975. true copies of the minutes 

of the special meeting of the City Commission held on Monday. February 24. 

1975, at 7:30 P.M., were posted on the official bulletin boards of the City of 

Plymouth, located at the Southeasterly corner of the intersection of S. Main Street 

and Penniman Avenue; the Southeasterly corner of the intersection of Starkweather 

Avenue and W. Liberty Street; the South entrance of the Central Parking 

Lot facing S. Harvey Street, and also on the bulletin board in the City Hall at 201 

S. Main Street. These minutes are posted in accordance with Section 5.11 of the 

City Charter for the benefit and information of all interested citizens of the City of 

Plymouth. 

PAUL V BRUMFIELD. City Clerk 

Publish: March 20, i»7S 

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Daaa P. Atkka. Aathoay Ataa, LyaM Aatry 

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Mark B. Baacka, Larry Bawllaf. Katth Bradley, Kaa 

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Mlcbaal Callahaa, Laarea Chatterley, Themat 

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Mlrtael Brag. Jamet L*r**a, Cyatkla Letoa, Rabert 

La lit. Rata Letperaaee, Cheryl LeveUle, Tlraatky 

UUay. 

Tlaiatby L*ag, Ckarlei Law*, Joyce Lace. Pamela 

Lyla, Jaalc* Macqaeea, Dareae Malaae. Peter Maly, 

•Catkerlae Maaa, Jaaet Matthew*, William McDoogall 

Tareta McXea, Patrick McKeadry, Stephen 

McKeaay, Rebecca McKaaa, Jamei McLeaaaa, 

Jeaa McMeaamla, 'David Metier. Kathy Metevier. 

Diaae Millar, Aaaette MltcheB. 

Margaret Maaa,Margaret Mao re, Joha Maate, Me- 

Had* Marrlt, Richard Matteiler, Michael MaDea. 

Marre Mailiaaa, Cyathla Naaaey, Reaelie Nawrackl, 

Lyaa Nettle 

Laaral Nlchala*, Rebecca Niehalt. Patrick 

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Aaaa Detbasb, Timatby Dagaa, Gerard Daraeher, 

Patrick Praacla, Laarle Pry, Cyalbla Gartaey. 

Breada Gettschalk. 

Karaa GaaM, Mary Gray, Uaa Grbnm, Themat 

Haar, Bail Hagapiaa, Jamet Uambba, Kevia 

Harrlt, Jeaa Hawkias, Gall Hayaa, Saaaa Hedrick. 

Laara HeaUagway. Jalle Herscb, Jeff Hewett. 

Laarle A. Hlacklay, Mickaai Haimaa. Yvaaae 

Heaka, Kart Haplaar, Jeff Haraabaw, Aatta Halbregtte, 

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Margarita Klaaaea, Klara KMae, DavM Kaight. Aaaatta 

Kraas, Grag Kregaiki, Beaaie Lake, Ltoa Lambert, 

*Pam Lelth, Michael Ley, Lawreace Mack. 

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Robert Richardsaa, Cheryl RMge, Gweadeiy* Rippee, 

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•Scetl Wales, Teresa Washbara, Stevea Weadlaad, 

Philip Wile-, Pam Wiilard, Mary WillUmt, David 

Wrahie, K1 abarly Zaladi, Mark Zydec*. 

Honor rolls for freshmen will follow 

'in the next edition. 

Junior cage standings 

FINAL STANDINGS 

•denotes champions 

BOYS "B" LEAGUE 

American League 

*76ers 

Celtics 

Cougars 

Rocks 

Darts 

Bulldogs 

Pistons 

Knicks 

Warriors 

Royals 

National League 

•Mustangs 

Trojans ' 

Lakers 

Chargers 

Snapper 

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1 2103 Wayne Road 

Wayne, Michigan 48184 

Phone. 721-5220 

9-1 

7-3 

7-3 

7-3 

6-4 

5-5 

3-7 

3-7 

2-8 

1-9 

9-1 

8-2 

8-2 

7-3 

Hawks 

Stags 

Bullets 

Sonics 

Bulls 

Nats 

6-4 

4-6 

3-7 

3-7 

2-8 

0-10 

Week's Results: Rocks 38, Cougars 

24; 76ers 29, Celtics 13; Knicks 28. Pistons 

17; Warriors 31, Royals 30; Darts 

35, Bulldogs 32; Bullets 27. Sonics 23; 

Bulls 18. Nats 14; Chargers 42, Stags 

28; Trojans 46, Hawks 34; Mustangs 

53, Lakers 36 

BOY"A" LEAGUE 

American League 

'Sonics 

Bulls 

Knicks 

Bullets 

Pistons 

Chargers 

Lakers 

National League 

'Celtics 

•Cougars 

Warriors 

7-3 

Mustangs 

Rocks 

Royals 

Nats 

10-0 

7-3 

6-4 

4-6 

4-6 

1-9 

0-10 

8-2 

8-2 

6-4 

5-5 

4-6 

0-10 

Week's Results: Celtics 52. Rocks 

37; Pistons 47, Chargers 31; Sonics 69. 

Bullets 46; Knicks 49, Royals 29; Warriors 

45, Bulls 44; Mustangs 42, Nats, 

21; Cougars 58, Lakers 28. 

BOYS 

•Hoosiers 

•Buckeyes 

Hawkeyes 

Badgers 

Spartans 

Gophers 

"AA" LEAGUE 

9-4 

9-4 

7-6 

6-7 

5-8 

3-10 

Week's Results: Hawkeyes 45. Spartans 

41; Buckeyes 47. Hawkeyes 39; 

Spartans 48. Hoosiers 46. 

GIRLS 

•Sonics 

Chargers 

Royals 

Warriors 

Pistons 

Lakers 

Bullets 

Knicks 

B" LEAGUE 

9-1 

8-2 

8-2 

7-3 

5-5 

2-8 

1-9 

0-10 

Week's Results: Sonics 52, Knicks 

16; Chargers 21, Lakers 11; Royals 30, 

Pistons 12; Warriors 28, Bullets 17. 

GIRLS "A" LEAGUE 

Nets 7-3 

Angels 7-3 

Blues 6-4 

Stars 6-4 

Apollos 5-5 

Dolphins 4-6 

Hornets 3-7 

Wings 2-8 

Week's Results: Nets 35, Hornets 

20; Angels 41, Stars 26; Apollos 22, 

Blues 20; Stars 44, Hornets 33; Blues 

32, Angels 25; Apollos 32, Dolphins 14; 

Nets 26, Wings 19. 

FINAL TOURNAMENT GAMES 

Pioneer Middle School 

Boys "B" 

Girls "B' 

Boys "A 1 

Girls "A' 

Saturday, March ZZ 

10 a.m. 

Central Middle School 

Boys "AA" 1:30 p.m. 

Coaches game 3:15 p.m 

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NOTICE OF MILLAGE ELECTION 

TOE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF 

_i TOWNSHIP OF NORTHVILLE, 

WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN 

NiUce is hereby given that a Special Millage Election will be held in the Towi ship 

of Northville. County of Wayne, on Tuesday, March 25, 1975 from 7:W a.m. ii i the 

forenoon until 8:00 p.m. in the afternoon Eastern Standard Time for the purpose ot 

deciding the proposed millage as follows: 

MILLAGE PROPOSITION 

Shall the total tax rate limitation on property in the Township of Northville. 

Wayne County. Michigan, be increased an additional amount not to 

exceed 1.3 MUh for the years 1975-through 1979, both inclusive, and the 

funds thereby derived be used for the general purposes of the Township 

of Northville? s _ • . _ 

Polling Places: Precincts 1, 3, It 6 - • Board of Education Offices - 301 W. Main St. 

Precincts 4 & T - Tanger School 

Precinct 5 - Kings Mill Clubhouse 

Precinct 2 - Highland Lakes Clubhouse 

Anyone wishing to obtain an Absentee Voters Ballot must do so before 2:00 p.m. 

Saturday. March 22, 1975, The office of the Clerk will be open from 8:00 a.m. to 

2:00 p.m on March 22. 1975, for that purpose. 

Betty M Lennox. Oerk 

v Northville Township 

Publish: March 13 * 20. i n 

STATEMENT AS REQUIRED BY ACT 278 OF PUBLIC ACTS OF 1964 

amending the Property Tax Limitation Act 

I, LOUIS H. FUNK. County Treasurer of Wayne County, Michigan, do heteby certify 

that, as of February 11, 1975. the total of all voted increases in excess of the 

Constitutional fifteen-mill tax rate limitation /md the years such increases are effective 

are as follows affecting the taxable property of Local Unit: 

TOWNSHIP OF NORTHVILLE 

Local Unit 

County of Wayne 

Wayne County 

Intermediate) 

School District) 

Plymouth 

Community) 

School District) 

Date of 

Election 

Aug. 8. 1972 

Aug 6. 1974 

June 12; 1972 

June 11. 1973 

Aug. 20. 1973 

June 10. 1974 

Northwest Wayne June 11, 1962 

County) ' , 

Community College District) 

Northville Public March 6. 1971 

Schools) 

School District) March 16, 1974 

Township of 

Northville 

None 

Publish: March 13 k 20. 1975 

Wayne County. Michigan 

Voted Years Increase 

Increase Effective 

1 mill '1975 to 1979 inclusive 

1 mill 1975. indefinitely 

5 mills 1975. 1976 

1.5 mills 1975 to 1977 inclusive 

1.5 mills 1975 to 1977 inclusive 

6 5 mills 1975 to 1978 inclusive 

I mill r 1975 to 1981 inclusive 

17 mills • 1975 

3 mills 1975 to 1978 inclusive 

None None 

Signed LOUIS H. FUNK, 

Wayne County Treasurer 

TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH 

BOARD OF TRUSTEES -- REGULAR MEETING • 

MARCH 11, 1975 

The meeting was called to order by Supervisor McLaren at 8 00 P.M All members 

were present. 

READING, CORRECTING AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES Mr Gornick moved 

approval of the minutes of the regular meeting of February 25. 1975 as submitted 

Supported by Mr. West and carried unanimously. 

READING, CORRECTING AND APPROVAL OF BILLS. Mrs. Richardson re 

quested that a bill be added to the General Fund list of Bills from Bernard Borowski 

for services rendered to the Board of Review in the amount of $45.00. 

which changed the General Fund Total to $5,500.06 and changed the Grand Total to 

$5,868.41. Mr. Burke moved that the bills be paid inHhe amended amount of 

$5,868.41. Supported by Mr Ash and carried unanimously 

NEW BUSINESS -Helen Richardson, Clerk, Re: Schedule of Fees for Planning 

Commission. Mr. Burke moved adoption of the Schedule of Fees (or the Township 

of Plymouth covering the Planning Commission as amended to include a $50.00 fee 

for a special meeting before the Board of Appeals. Item 8. Supported by Mr West 

and carried unanimously. 

Brender-Hamill 4 Associates. Re: Recommending final acceptance and final pay 

ment to Peter A. Basile & Sons. Inc. on Minehart Drive Water Main Mrs. Richardson 

moved that the Township of Plymouth give final acceptance of the Minehart 

Drive Water Main and make final payment in the amount of $2,396.17 to Peter Bas 

ile & Sons. Inc. Supported by Mr. Ash and carried unanimously. 

John Flodin. Clerk, Township of Canton. Re: Joy Road (1-275) Overpass Cost of 

Lighting. Mr Ash moved that the Township Supervisor attempt to set up a joint 

meeting with the Township Board of Canton for Tuesday. March 18, 1975, for the 

purpose of discussion of overpass lighting - Joy Road - 1-275 Overpass. Supported 

by Mrs Richardson and carried unanimously. 

Helen Richardson, Clerk. Re: Transfer of Funds Mr West moved approval of the 

transfer of funds as requested by the Clerk. Supported by Mr. Gornick and carried 

unanimously. 

Web Kincade. DPW Supt.. Re: Requesting Board's approval qf proposal of new 

charges for Combined use Teletype Machine. Miss Dig One Number Call System, 

with Northville. Northville Township. City of Plymouth and Township of Pltmouth. 

Mrs. Richardson moved approval of the secondary party agreement, and authorized 

the Supervisor to sign on behalf of the Township of Plymouth, said agreement 

to be with Consumers Power Company. Michigan Bell Telephone Company. Detroit 

Edison Company. Michigan Consolidated Gas Company. General Telephone 

Company and approve the distribution of expenses as outlined by Mr. Kincade in 

his letter of February 18. 1973. Supported by Mr Burke and carried unanimously. 

J.D. McLaren. Supervisor, Re: Negotiation of Lease for Hilltop Golf Course Mr 

Gornick moved that the Board of Trustees empower the Supervisor to enter into a 

lease for the operation of the Hilltop Golf Course with Daniel J Ross. DBA Hilltop-Glen-Golf. 

Inc. Supported by Mrs. Richardson and carried unanimously. 

Wayne County Road Commission. Re Requesting Board to adopt a Resolution in 

connection with the proposed closure of Edward N. Hines Drive to vehicular Traffic 

during officially designated 1975 "Bike Days" as requested by Rep John F 

Markes. Mr. Burke moved that the Board of Trustees approve the request from 

the Wayne County Road Commission and adopt a Resolution in connection with 

the proposed closure of Edward N. Hines Drive to vehicular Traffic during officially 

designated 1975 "Bike Days". Supported by Mr. West. Mrs. Richardson stated 

that the dates, all on Saturdays, are May 3. June 7. September 6. and October 4, 

1975 between the hours of 8:30 A.M and 4 :00 P.M The Wayne County Sheriffs "Department 

and/or the Michigan State Police are the designated police agencies for 

Plymouth Township. The motion carried unanimously. 

Jacques Coallier, Chairman. Dollars for Diabetes March Re Requesting permission 

to solicit funds in Township of Plymouth on May 9. 1975 for "Dollars for 

Diabetes". Mai ,1. Mr. Ash moved to grant permission to the Dollars for Diabetes 

March to solicit funds in the Township of Plymouth on May 9. 1975 Supported by 

Mr. Gornick and carried unanimously. 

RESOLUTIONS - Royce E. Smith, Wayne County Commissioner. 27th District. Re: 

Resolution supporting Senate Bill 126 and House Bill No. 4172 Mr Gornick moved 

that the Board of Trustees approve a Resolution indicating support of Senate Bill 

126 and House Bill No. 4172. Supported by Mr. West and carried unanimously. 

MR BURKE MOVED that the following items be added to the agenda: 1) International 

Association of Firefighters, Ratification of the Firefigtters Contract 2) 

Herald Hamill, Township Engineer. Extension of water main from Mr. Frieman's 

property on Haggerty Road 3) Gerald Burke. Trustee. Report on SEMCOG meeting. 

Supported by Mrs. Richardson and carried unanimously. 

International Association of Firefighters. Re: Ratification of the Firefigliers Cantract. 

Mr. Burke moved to ratify the contract for the 1975-76 economic portion of 

the Firefighters contract. Supported by Mr. Gornick. who commented that the tentative 

cost would be $14,142.00. broken down into $11,800 for salary increases. $1440 

for food allowance. $600 for increase in holiday pay and $300 for acting rank The 

motion carried with Mr. McLaren voting "No." Mr. McLaren commended the 

negotiating committee of Mr. Gornick and Mr Burke for the excellent job they 

did. Mr. McLaren felt he could not. in good conscience, approve the percentage 

increase in view of the fad that the Township is offering other personnel in the 

Township, non-union represented, a lesser figure. 

Herald Hamill. Township Engineer. Re: Extension of water main from Mr. Frieman's 

property on Haggerty Road. Mr. Hamill commented that the Buckeye Pipeline 

going under the expressway st Haggerty Road would complete the water system 

and should be done before the road goes in. This would involve some 1400 

feet, with approximately 500 feet under the expressway, with an estimated cost of 

around $150,000. Mr. Ash commented that this is the opportune time to do the work 

but wondered what concrete benefits would arise from the expenditure of $150,000? 

Mr. Hamill replied that the Township would get a completion of the loop which we 

were unable to get before as there were two houses in the way Discussion followed 

regarding priorities, cost for only two potential customers and the source 

for the expenditure. Mr. Gornick moved that this item be tabled until the next 

regular meeting. March 25, 1975, that the Supervisor meet with Mr Kincade, Mr 

Hamill and Mr. West to compile a-report on other possible priorities in the water 

and sewer area that should be considered before finalizing this decision Supported 

by Mr. Burke and carried unanimously. 

Mr. Ash moved to adjourn the meeting. Supported by Mr West 

Supervisor McLaren adjourned the meeting at 9:3} p.m. 

Approved, 

J.D. McLaren, Supervisor 

Respectfully submitted, 

Helen I. Richardson, Clerk 

These minutes are a synopsis. Original minutes are on file in the Clerk's office. 

Publish: March M, im 

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band to an international competition at Mexico 

City in,May. Bob Armstrong (left) of Armstrong 

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Re-employment plan author 

Js it a tool to revive 

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EDITOR S NOTE: The white 

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are studying a proposal for 

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Irving Rozian. 49. a Plymouth Township 

resident Kozian is president of 

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By IRVING W ROZIAN 

The nub of my proposal is this: Instead 

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unemployment compensation and welfare 

per year to a laid-off auto workef, 

the government should pay his prevjpus 

employer $5,000 to put him back 

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lems, such as preventing fraudulent 

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alternatives for the unemployed of either 

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in idleness, a plan for immediate 

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BY MARGARET MILLER 

A young reference librarian who 

supports the Equal Rights Amendment 

and loves digging into Garden 

City history will compete for the title 

of Young Careerist of the Year in the 

Michigan Business and Professional 

Women's organization. 

Dianne Bish. a member of the Garden 

City BPW. was selected Sunday 

from among four candidates for the 

honor or representing BPW District 9. 

including clubs from Livonia. Garden 

City. Westland. Plymouth. Redford 

Township and Northville. 

The four careerists, all in their 20s. 

met with a panel of three judges and 

gave talks before the BPW members 

of District 9. ' * V 

Chosen as runner-up. and the District 

9 representative should Ms. Bish 

be unable to attend the state convention 

in Traverse City May 15 to 17. 

was Janet Lynn Lauritsen. Plymouth 

music teacher. 

The other young women competing 

were Paula Joyner. Livonia resident 

and music teacher in the Farmington 

school district, and Dorothy Shipley. 

Northville resident and writer for the 

South,Lyon Herald. 

•IF I'M CHOSEN. I'll do my best to 

represent this district at the state 

meeting." said Ms Bish. who has 

been with the sociology-economics department 

of the Detroit Public Library 

for a year and a half 

"If I'm not chosen, well. I'll still be 

around doing my best for this BPW 

district." 

The District 9 representative will 

meet again with a panel of judges at 

the state meeting, and she will again 

give an address before the delegates. 

The state winner, and those from 

other states, will be honored during 

the BPW national convention in Las 

Vegas July 20 to 24 

Jud^s for the district competition 

were Marjorie Carter of the Farm 

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DIANNE BISH 

ington BPW and administrative assistant 

to the executive vice president of 

United Northwest Realty Association; 

Barbara Geil. Schoolcraft College director 

of admissions, and Patricia 

Oshry. head of a fashion firm. 

Lucille Cutler. Northville realtor, 

served as district chairman for the 

competition. This is the first time the 

district has sponsored a Young Careerist 

event] although it has been part of 

the state, prbgram for several years. 

DIANNE BISH grew up in Garden 

City and graduated from Garden City 

East High School in 1965. the last year 

that school served the entire city. 

She earned a BA in economics and 

social sciences from MicKigan State 

University in 1969. She also has an 

MA in library science from Wayne 

State University, and while working 

on that degree she served as the first 

law librarian for the Detroit law firm 

of Clark. Klein. Winter. Parsons and 

Prewitfr. 

Her career also has included a tour 

with the state of Missouri library, 

working in the legislative reference 

unit. 

She was married last year to Joseph 

Velky. economist employed by 

Michigan Blue Cross and candidate 

for a doctorate in economics from 

WSU. The couple make their home in 

Westland. 

MS. BISH IS an ardent proponent of 

the Equal Rights Amendment, and 

thinks it may become part of the constitution 

next year. 

"It would be all-encompassing federal 

legislation that would get rid of a 

lot of outdated state and local laws." 

she said 

She also gives a strong vote of approval 

to women's organizations like 

the BPW. saying they are "doing a 

tremendous job around the country encouraging 

young women to enter business 

and careers." 

A member of the Garden City Historical 

Commission. Ms. Bish said 

Lily sale coming 

DENISE HASSA, small Llvonlan who Is Wayne County Easter 

Seal poster girl thlp year, is the center of attention for Livonia 

Rotary Ann members preparing for their annual Easter Lily 

parade fund-raising Friday and Saturday. Proceeds from the 

collection In local stores and banks will be used to help crippled 

children and adulta. With Denlse, 6, are (from left) Doris Heinzman, 

AmHIa Beruttl and Betty Rosenthal. (Staff photo by Bob 

Woodrlng) 

) ' 

that activity gives her an outlet for a 

couple of favorite interests, learning 

more about local history and restoration. 

"What I'd really like." she said, "is 

to find a rambling old house to restore—and 

a lot of help in keeping it 

up." 

In her not-too-abundant spare time, 

she added, she likes to do crewel embroidery 

and play the piano and the 

clarinet. 

A CAREER CLARINETIST, Janet 

Lynn Lauritsen. came to her secondplace 

selection in the BPW event via 

a much different route. 

Mrs. Lauritsen. now teaching privately 

in this area, told of musical studies 

at Interloehen. both in summer 

programs and in the year round arts 

academy, and of entering the Michigan 

State University school of music 

on a scholarship and earning a BA 

there. ' 

She performed with the American 

Wind Symphony in Pittsburgh, studied 

in an international music school ,in 

Switzerland and earned a master's degree 

in performance from the University 

of Michigan. She now works with 

the Oakway Symphony in addition to 

teaching. 

She related how a serious automobile 

accident almost ended her career 

and did give her a different outlook, 

and she credited Plymouth BPW member 

Lois McAllister for helping her 

get the right medical attention and encouraging 

her during a slow recovery. 

"When you have something traumatic 

happen to you. you think more of 

what life is about." she said. "You 

know you could just look back on accomplishments. 

but it is far better to 

go forward. L want to help young 

people love music and learn from it 

as 1 have." 

PAULA JOYNER told the group she 

has taken an active part in Livonia 

community activities along with her 

husband. William, because. "I think 

in politics women should help make 

the policy, not just 4he coffee." 

She has been active in the Jaycee 

auxiliary and the Friends of the Barn 

and served as coordinator of the community 

Walk for Mankind last year. 

"We as women can raise the levels 

of consciousness among our peer 

groups." she said As a member of 

the BPW. she added "I've been 

pleased to work with women who give 

of themselves, and I believe now is 

the time we should assert our leadership." 

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Mrs. Joyner is a graduate of Central 

Michigan University and teaches 

at Warner Junior High School in 

' Farmington. 

NORTHVILLE'S Dorothy Shipley, a 

graduate of the University of Michigan. 

said that on her first job "I've 

realized that all those women who 

have been pushing for women's rights 

really knew what they were talking 

about—women's rights have become 

far more important to me " 

Miss Shipley said she had elected to 

, work instead of accepting an offer 

from her sorority. Zeta Tau Alpha, to 

help organize a new chapter while 

working on a master's degree. 

"I am glad I made the decision," 

she said, "because I've become increasingly 

aware of the importance of 

knowing something of the business 

v world in almost any field. 

"So when I go back to school, and I 

definitely plan to do so, it will be to 

earn a master's ip business administration 

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competition were (seated, from left) Marjorie 

Carter, Barbara Geil and Patricia Oshry. 

Lawyers, wives sponsors 

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'Is your child next?' panel asks 

"Is Your Child Next?" is the topic 

for a Free seminar on drug and alcohol 

abuse, scheduled in the auditorium 

of Madonna College, 36600 

Schoolcraft, en Monday, March 24 at 8 

p.m. j 

A panel discussion by authorities In 

the field, some first-hand reports by 

young people undergoing treatment 

and a chance for questions from the 

audience will be included in the program. 

The Michigan State Bar Association 

and the Lawyers' Wives of Michigan 

are sponsors. 

Dr. Ralph D. Rabinovitch, Hawthorn 

Center director of clinic research, 

will be one of the members of 

the panel, and he will interview student 

drug users. 

Other panelists include Dr. J. Irwin 

Nichols, director of the Michigan Office 

of Substance Abuse Services, and 

Dr. Edward Leibson, former executive 

director of the National Addiction 

Rehabilitation Organization. 

Completing the panel will be James 

F. Kipfer, executive director of the 

Michigan Society for Mental Health, 

Barbara Reid of the Therapeutic Day 

Care Clinic and Phyllis Tuttle, corpo- 

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abuse program sponsored by the 

Ford Motor Co. 

MODERATING the discussion will 

be Wayne County Probate Judge Ira 

G. Kaufman. 

Mrs. Lillian Kaufman, wife of the 

judge and Michigan chairman for the 

law wives' drug and alcohol abuse 

committee, said the program is being 

presented in several locations in the 

state over a period of months. 

She said her organization hoped to 

reach a large number of persons with 

information on the subject because 

"this awful menace to society, especially 

to young children, is growing 

worse and causing so much more 

crime." 

"The problem if drug and alcohol 

abuse is rampant," she added. 

The program, she emphasized, is 

open to the public. 

DR. RABINOVITCH wili discuss the 

local drug and alcohol scene and the 

students he interviews will be some of 

those now receiving treatmeht at the 

Hawthorn Center. The students will 

tell how misuse of drugs and alcohol 

has affected their lives. 

Dr. Rabinovitzh is a nationally- 

known authority on drug misuse 

among children. He will discuss family 

circumstances as factors causing 

dnjg abase as well as prevention and 

treatment measures. 

A discussion of drug misuse 

throught the country and remedial programs 

in operation will be the contribution 

of Dr. Nichols, who, in his 

state post, is in close touch with the 

national office of substances abuse 

services in Washington. 

Dr. Leibson will describe the drug 

abuse problem in the midwestern 

states. He has experience as a consultant 

to United Community Service, the 

crime control and narcotics committee 

of SEMCOG and the mayor's 

commission for rehabilitation ol narcotics 

addicts. 

KIPFER WILL REPORT on the 

mental health organization's program 

to prevent drug and alcohol abuse 

among young people. He has worked 

10 years in administration of the society's 

community services, field services 

and public pol'cy. 

Following the program, refreshments 

will be served by members el 

the Detroit Lawyers' Wives Association. 

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A recent evening at the movies brought some serious 

thoughts about young minds and today's entertainment—on 

screen and the printed page. 

My husband and I took our youngest to see "Harry 

and Tonto." We'd read reviews and were sure we would 

enjoy it, and we all did, maybe partly because a cat is 

a valued member of our household. 

But we were amazed to note that the movie was 

rated "R"—which means that if you're under 18 you 

can't see it without bringing a parent. 

THE WEEK BEFORE we had attended a different 

"R" movie. "Clockwork Orange," to be exact. Without 

our 13-year-old. of course; we'd read reviews and other 

assorted comments on that one too. 

So ouf question was: How could a wholesome, if a bit 

• earthy, story of an old gentleman and his cat get the 

same rating as the violence-filled film that has caused 

so much controversy? 

I discussed the matter with a colleague who also has 

to make these decisions about entertainment for teens. 

We concluded the ratings seemed to be based mostly 

on sex and nudity in films, then language is considered 

and finally the matter of violence. 

I CAN'T AGREE with that order. 

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THE OBSERVER » ECCENTRIC TWy, Man* 20, 1975 Ecumenical Reflections 

Music to 

Special music programs will fill 

many area churches as Palm Sunday 

ushers In Holy Week Sunday. March 

23. 

Church school programs of the Easter 

season also will have a place on 

church calendars. 

The Easter portion of Handel's oratorio, 

'The Messiah," will be performed 

by the 80-voice chancel choir 

of Ward United Presbyterian Church 

at 7 p.m. March 23. 

Dr. Jerry Smith will direct the 

choir as it sings the most-performed 

of all oratorio music. Hie church is located 

at 17000 Farmington Road. 

COVENENT COMMUNITY Church, 

located at Beech-Daly and Student in 

Redford Township, will present its 

chancel choir in Theodore Dubois' 

"Seven Last Words of Christ," at 7 

p.m. Palm Sunday. The Cantata Singers 

and church orchestra also will participate. 

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Soloists for the performance will be 

Marcia Holmes and Ray Shuster, both 

from Detroit Bible College, and Harvey 

Thompson, a Covenent member. 

A dedication concert for the parish 

choir of St. Valentine Catholic Church 

in Redford Township is planned Palm 

Sunday at 4:30 p.m 

The choir, directed by Donald Zielinski. 

was organized last fall and 

comprises 50 men and women who 

have been singing regularly to enhance 

parish liturgical celebrations. 

• A highlight of the liturgical music to 

be presented in the dedication concert 

will be a cross-section of music with 

organ, guitar and brass accompaniment. 

St. Valentine church is located 

at Beech-Daly at Five Mile. The 

concert is free. 

ST. MATTHEW 

LUTHERAN CHURCH 

5885 VEN0Y-1 BLK N of FORD 

WESTLAND. Ml. 

REV. RALPH F. FISCHER. Pastor 

MAUNDY THURSDAY EVENING 7 30 P.M 

with Holy Communion 

GOOD FRIDAY TRE-ORE SERVICE100 P.M. 

GOOD FRIDAY EVENING SERVICE7 30P M 

EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE 6:00 A M 

EASTER FAMILY SERVICE 9 30 A M 

EASTER FESTIVAL SERVICE 11 00 A M 

with Holy Communion 

Church 

937-2424 

f^ll area churches 

A JOHN PETERSON cantata, 'No 

Greater Love," will be presented by 

the chancel choir of Grand River Baptist 

Chtjrch, 34500 Six Mile, at 7 p.m 

March 23. 

"The Glory of Easter" is the title of 

the cantata scheduled at 7 p.m. Palm 

Sunday in Good Shepherd Reformed 

Church, 6500 N. Wayne, Westland. 

Solo parts will be sung by the Rev. 

Kel Kronemeyer, Rick Donovan, 

Jerry Dahlen, Jeff Langham, Joan 

Tackaberry, Sue Lundy and Bill 

Trombley. 

A BIBLE SCHOOL breakfast will 

launch the Palm Sunday worship in 

Timothy Lutheran Church, 8820 

Wayne Road. Westland. It is scheduled 

at 9:30 a.m. Festive worship at 

10:30 a.m. will include special music. 

In St. John Lutheran Church. 13542 

Mercedes, Redford Township, the 

church school will present a Holy 

Week program with skits, slides and 

music of the events of the season. 

Some 75 to 100 children in grades 

one through eight will participate. A 

light supper will follow the program. 

Processions with palms to mark the 

opening of Holy Week are planned for 

Palm Sunday services in several area 

churches, including Episcopal Church 

of the Holy Spirit, of Westland, at 8 

and 10 a.m., and Newburg United 

Methodist, of Livonia, at 9:15 and 11 

a.m. 

In Our Savior Polish National Catholic 

Church, 610 N. Beech-Daly. Dearborn 

Heights, there will be a 9 a.m. 

mass in Polish and one at 11 a.m. in 

English Both will feature blessing of 

the palms. 

FIRST UNITED 

METHODIST 

PLYMOUTH 

'/« Mile W. of Sheldon on N. Territorial 

453-5280 

PALM SUNDAY »:30 A 11:00 a.m. 

"HumHtty That Eiatta" 

Rev Date M Miller 

MAUNDY THURSDAY 7:30 p.m. 

Service (A Shadows 

EASTER SUNDAY 

Sunrbe Swvtc« 7:00 a m 

"Rendezvous In QaNtaa" 

R«rv Dale M MM* 

Worship Service 9:30 & 11:00 a m 

"I Am the Raaurractton A the LHa" 

. Rev Paul M. Cargo . 

HQS ANN A TABOR LUTHERAN 

9600 Levern. Redford 

N ot W. Chicago, batwaan Baach Daly and Inkatar 

PALM SUNDAY SERVICE 

9:00 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. 

GOOD FRIDAY 

1:00 p.m. & 7:30 p.m. 

EASTER SUNDAY 

6:00 a.m., 9:00 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. 

Continental Breakfast 7:00-9:00 a.m. 

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 

43065 Joy Rd. Plymouth 

453-6749 455-0022 

PALM SUNDAY 

GOOD FRIDAY 

EASTER SUNDAY 

9:30 A.M. 

10:30 A.M. 

7:30 P.M. 

11:00 A.M. & 6:00 P.M. 

Guest Speaker: REV. WILLIAM CRUMP 

G. DOUGLAS ROUTLEDGE 

from Ontario. Canada 

Schoo 1 

937-2233 

1:00-2:00 P.M. 

G. DOUGLAS ROUTLEDGE 

11:00 A.M. 

EASTER CONCERT 7 00 P.M. 

50 voice choir, presenting John W. Peterson's "Easter Song," 

directed by Tom Hovermale, minister of music. 

TIMOTHY LUTHERAN CHURCH, ALC 

8820 Wayne Road at Joy, Livonia 

George A. Fleischer, Pastor 

HOLY WEEK SERVICES 

PALM SUNDAY 

Bible School Breakfast 

Festive Worship, special music 

HOLY THURSDAY 

Sacrament of Holy Communion 

'Behold My Hande-Lovlng Hand*" 

GOOD FRIDAY 

1:00 P.M. Combined Worship Service with All Saints and Christ the Kino 

Lutheran Churches-The Rev. David A. Paap, All Saints, 

7:30 P.M 

8:30 & 

10:45 A.M. 

9:30 A.M.' 

preaching 

Traditional Tenebrae Service 

'Behold My Hands-Pierced Hands" 

EASTER SUNDAY 

Festive Worship Celebration 

with special music, both services 

Matins, with meditation and discussion 

of "The Reaurrection-HIS and Ours" 

Bible Study Claeeee tor All ages 

A STATUE of the 'Scourged 

Jesus" will be in St. John Bosco 

Catholic Church, 12100 Beech, 

Redford Township, from March 

23 to March 28 to focus attention 

on Jesus' suffering as the church 

marks Holy Week. The Rev. William 

Westhoven, Passionist 

priest, will give the sermon for 7 

p.m. mass Wednesday and 

Thursday and for the Good Friday 

luturgy from 1 to 3 p.m. 

ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN 

CHURCH 

,13542 Mercedes 

Redford 538-2660 

(1bfc E of Inkster. I btk S of Schoolcraft) 

Children's Easter Celebration 

•Nrty Ttarafey 

Holy Communion 

Oeetf Frtity tenrics 

EtttorSnfev 

Easter Breakfast 

Easter Worship 

Holy Communion 

5 p.m 

8:00 p.m 

1 00 p.m. 

8-10 a.m. 

9:30 a m 

10 45 a.m. 

ST. TI MOTH Y PRESB YTERIA V 

CHURCH 

Newburgh Road 

(Just South of Six Mile) 

261-4844 

Palm Sunday Worship 

8:00 a.m., 9:00 a.m. & 11.00 a.m. 

Church School 10:00 a.m. 

Maundy Thursday Communion 

7 :30 p.m. 

Easter Sunday Worship 

8:00 a.m., 9:00 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. 

V^Church School 10:00 a.m.y 

Why celebrate Easter ? 

By JAMES W SCHAEFER 

Pilgrim United Church of Christ 

Should we celebrate Easter this 

year? 

Easter is a time of great joy and festival 

observance of a rather incomprehensible 

event. It almost 

seems irreverent to make plans when 

so many of God's children are in 

trouble. k- 

Consider: war in Cambodia and 

Vietnam which means death and destruction; 

economic disaster in our 

community with unemployment reaching 

higher and higher, which means 

persons facing a very bleak future; 

tW energy problem is hovering over 

our heads with no solution in sight, 

we are facing multiple problems of environmental 

destruction. 

Then think of the difficulties of finding 

food for the world's population 

and somehow stopping the rising number 

of violent crimes-each means persons 

are being hurt and even murdered. 

A SUPERFICIAL LOOK at Easter 

would say we are turning away from 

the needs of persons in order to have 

a churchy celebration. 

Yet, we assert strongly that Easter 

is exactly what we need. For the wisdom 

and understanding of life that 

comes through the Easter event 

speaks directly to what is needed in 

the world. 

FIRST, EASTER is a confirmation, 

an assertion, the mystical and beautiful 

symbol that says we really do 

know God and his will for humanity. 

It is the "proof" that all that Jesus 

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did and said is absolutely true and reliable. 

Proof 1 Yes, proof! Not like a lab experiment 

that can be repeated and 

thus proved. Not like a sociological 

study that verifies certain "facts" 

about culture. Not like any other 

proof we know. 

But Easter is the transforming 

event that caused the Christian 

Church to become. It is the single 

most important phenomenon of all history—for 

us. 

Despite all of our knowledge, of life 

and the environment, science cannot 

explain the overall pattern nor probe 

the baffling meaning of human life. 

And. if this is so. who are we to demand 

scientific proof or rational explanations 

for Easter? The Resurrection 

of Jesus as Christ is something 

that we just know because it makes 

sense and unravels the basic meaning 

of life. 

SECOND, EASTER—far from being 

removed from real life—is the key to 

being able to live with purpose and 

meaning. That is to say, the most 

frightening experience each of us 

faces is death, we will die. 

The next most frightening experiences 

for each of us are the many 

pains and catastrophies that can enter 

our lives. We aren't just frightened 

about these things, we are scared. 

Easter puts all of life into perspective 

for us. 

I do not mean to suggest that reading 

the Easter story is going to solve 

all problems—it cannot. What I do suggest 

is that the approval of God for 

Jesus' life means he truly represented 

...Let UsRejoice^ 

28680 Cherry Hill. Garden City 

427-3660 Pastor Dean H. Beckwith 

HOLY THURSDAY 

Commemorative Meal 

GOOD FRIDAY 

EASTER SERVICES 

Sunrise Service 

Easter Breakfast 

Early Service 

Sunday School . 

Late Service 

PEACE EVANGELICAL 


9415 Merriman, Livonia 

Pastor Karl J. Vertz 

7:15 P.M. 

7:15 P.M. 

8:00 A M 

7:15 AM 

8 30AM 

945AM 

11 OOA M 

Maundy Thursday 7:30 

Good Friday 1:30 

Eaater Sunday 

Sunrise Service 6:30 a.m. 

Easter Breakfast 7:30 a.m. 

Festival Services 8:30 & 11:00 a m. 

Sunday School 9:45 a.m. 

Easter Film 

St. Matthew's United Methodist Church 

30900 Six Mile Road 

Pastors 

William D. Rickard Jerome K. Smith 

MAUNDY THURSDAY 

7:30 p.m.-Holy Communion 

GOOD FRIDAY 

at St. Matthew's United Methodist Church 

12 to 3 p.m.-Cooperative Service with 

Ward United Presbyterian Church 

St. Matthew s United Methodist Church 

Holy Cross Lutheran Church - 

Church of the Savior (Rfform Church) 

St. Timothy's United Presbyterian Church 

EASTER 

6:30 a.m. Sunrise Service followed by Breakfast 

9:30 and 11 a.m. Easter Worship Services 

9:30 a.m. Sunday School for all ages 

Nursery Care All Services 

422-6038 

Celebrate Easter 

At 

Covenant Baptist 

864-7878 

9:30 A.M. and 7 P.M. services in the sanctuary at 18700 James 

Couzens, Detroit 

11:00 A.M. service (our new reach out) at the West Maple Junior High 

School (Inkster Road, North of Maple) 

March 23-PALM SUNDAY 

9:30 and 11:00 A.M. 

Family Worship 

7 P.M. 

Festival of Choir Music 

March 25-Tuasday, March 25,8 P.M. 

, The Mas Davey Singers with Mike Whorf: 

"There's Nothing Like Qood Old-Fashioned Music' 

West Bloomfield High School 

4925 Orchard Lake Rd. 

March 27-Thurtday, 7:30 P.M. 

MAUNDY THURSDAY COMMUNION 

March 30, EASTER SUNDAY 

9:30 and 11:00 A.M. 6:30 P.M. 

Family Worship "Alleluia" 

Presented by The Chancel Choir 

Listen Each Sunday 9 A.M. 

WNIC "Sounds of the New Life" 

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You are cordially 

invited to attend 

SPECIAL GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE 

1 p.m. until 2:45 p.m. 

including Special Music 

BETHEL MISSIONARY 

ASSEMBLY OF COD 

8900 MIDDLEBELT RD. 

North of Joy Rd.. Livonia 

Speaker: Rev. Fred McDaniel 

Sponsored by the Assemblies of God 

Churches of Livonia. Plymouth. Northville. 

Westland and Dearborn Heights 

F*r information Call 

261-1957 or GA 1-9140 . 

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GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES 

March 28, 1975 

God to"us and we can trust what he 

said and did J^sus presented and 

lived a life-style that can be acceptejj 

for pur own lives. Such a life isn't 

going to be found false and stupM by 

some new discovery. 

IF WE HAVE ANY feeling for those 

in need, if we have any understanding 

of the difficulties that face fellow 

humans, if we can comprehend the 

endless night that faces so many of 

God's children, we can face those 

dark thoughts and emotions, because 

we know God and his way in the 

world. 

John stated it so simply: "God 

loved the world so much that he gave 

his only son." x 

The life that Jesus presented was so 

radical, so different from what human 

beings had devised for themselves, 

that they could not even have Jesus 

around. The challenge was too great. 

So. to maintain their pride and fulfill 

their expectations, the authorities 

executed the man who wanted to save 

them. , 

BUT GOD WOULD NOT let that 

stand—he caused the Resurrection 

and the world has never been the 

same. 

Bake sale 

The junior high Sunday School' class 

of Good Shepherd Reformed Church 

of Westland will hold a bake sale Saturday, 

March 22 from 10 a.m. to 5 

p.m. in the shopping center at Ford 

and Beech-Daly. 

Funds raised will be used toward 

the group's pledge on a church bus. 

' LOLA VALLEY UNITED 

METHODIST 

16175 Delaware, Redford 

255-6330 

Rev. George Kilbourn 

PALM SUNDAY 

Confirmation Sunday 11:00 a m 

MAJUNDY THURSDAY 

Communion 7:30 pm 

EASTER-SUNRISE SERVICE 

"Challenge of the Cross" 

7 00 a m 

A drama by the youth 

V^Regular Servfce 11:00 a m ^ 

Speaker: Dr. Norman R. DePuy 

Pastor of the First Baptist Church of Dearborn 

12:30 to 1:30 P.M. 

REDFORD BAPTIST CHURCH 

25295 Grand River 

Office 

453-0190 

1:30 to 2:30 P.M. 

REDFORD I 'M TED 

METHODIST CHI RCH 


Sponsored by the Redford Area Churches 

Nursery Provided 

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ST. JOHN'S 

EPISCOPAL CHURCH 

574 S. Sheldon Road 

Plymouth 

PALM SUNDAY 

8 A.M. Holy Communion 

10 A.M. Holy Communion 

MAUNDYTHURSDAY 

6:30 A.M. Holy Communion 

10:00 A.M. Holy Communion 

8:00 P.M. Holy Communion & Tenebrae 

GOOD FRIDAY 

1:00 P.M. Good Friday Liturgy 

7:30 P.M. Stations of the Cross 

HOLY SATURDAY 

8:00 P.M. Easter Vigil, Holy Baptism 

Flrfct Eucharist of Easter 

8:00 A.M. 

10:00 A.M. 

EA9TER DAY 

Festival Eucharisft 

Festival Eucharist 

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Seder 

A Seder supper, designed to "take 

the Jewish Passover and turn it into a 

Christian meal," is one of the ways 

churches in this area will help wor-v 

shippert find new meaning in commemoration 

of Maundy Thursday and 

the Last Supper on March V. \ 

The Seder is planned by St. Agatha 

Catholic Church, located on Beefch 

north of Grand River in Redford 

Township. Following the meal, which 

will require reservations, there will 

be a special mass 

Maundy Thursday, the occasion in 

Holy Week marking Jesus' last meal 

with his disciples, will see tenebrae 

services in several other area 

churches. 

Tenebrae takes its name from the 

word "darkness." and the service is 

one that dates back to the Middle 

Ages. In the service, candles are extinguished 

one by one until only one remains 

lit, as the symbol of Christ. 

One church. St. Timothy Presbyterian. 

16700 Newburgh. Livonia, 

plans* a reenactment of the scene in 

the famed "Last Supper" painting for 

its Maundy Thursday service. 

ST. AGATHA'S SEDER will com 

bine ritual meal with parish pot luck 

supper. 

Deacon Ernest Bedar;d, who brought 

the idea frofr his home parish. St. Brigid 

in Detroit, said the church's copastors. 

The Rev. Kevin Britt and the 

Rev. Joseph L. Romano, would officiate 

for the Seder 

"The church will supply the Passover 

wine and thf bitter herbs and ritual 

food." Deacon Bedardsaid "Fam- 

FIRST UNITED METHODIST 

of GARDEN (IT) 

6443 Mernman Rd 421-8628 

R«v Glenn Kjellberg 

Thursday, March 27 

Communion Service 7:30 p m 

Eaater Sunday March 30 

Sunrtae Service 7:00 a.m. 

Service® 9:30 a.m. 4 11:00 a.m.. 

ST. ANDREWS 

EPISCOPAL CHURCH 

16360 Hubbard Road 

Livonia 

421-8451 

GOOD FRIDAY WORSHIP 

9 00 A M Morning Prayer 

12 00 Noon Passion of Christ 

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EASTER SUNDAY 

Choral Eucharist 

6 30. 8:30. and 11 00 A M 

UNITY OF LIVONIA 

28660 FIVE MILE. LIVONIA 

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ilies in the church will bring the rest 

of „the meal." 

A good will donation will be taken, 

he added, to cover the cost of ingredients 

for the ritual meal. If 

money is left over, it will be donated 

to a charity to be decided by the parish 

council. 

Following the supper, mass will 

begin at 8 p.m. with a ritual, washing 

of the feet. Then will come stripping 

of the altar, reservation of the 

Blessed Sacrament and adoration 

until midnight. 

"We think this meal will add a real 

flavor of Holy Week to our parish experience," 

Bedard said. He and John 

Kaul serve the parish as deacons. 

TENEBRAE SERVICES are 

planned in several churches Thursday 

night. 

St. John Episcopal Church, 574 Sheldon, 

Plymouth, will use Moravian 

music for its service at 8 p.m., which 

will begin with the Eucharist, commemoration 

of the la^t supper, and 

continue with the tenebrae. 

Scriptural responses will be entirely 

Moravian music sung by the choir. All 

of the anthems were composed by 

early American Moravian composers 

who also were ministers of the Moravian 

church which settled in Pennsylvania 

about 1740. 

IN GRAND RIVER Baptist Church, 

34500 Six Mile, Livonia, the Maundy 

Thursday service at 7:30 p.m. will include 

communion and tenebrae and a 

film created by college age students. 

Music will be by the chancel choir 

and guest soloists. 

ALL SAINTS LUTHERAN 

8850 Newburg at Joy 

427-9575 

GOOD FRIDAY TENEBRAE 

HOLY SATURDAY VIGIL & BAPTISTS 

EASTER FESTIVAL SERVICE 

Rev. David A. Paap, Pastor 

Thufdiy, March 20, 1975 THE OBSERVER & ECCENTRIC #5C 

gives meaning to Maundy Thursday 

7:30 p.m. 

7:30 p.m. 

10:30 a.m. 

fGRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 


Detroit 

MAUNDY THURSDAY 

7:30 P.M. 

GOOD FRIDAY 

1:00 and 7:30 P.M. 

EASTER SUNDAY 

7:30,9:15, and 11:00 A.M. 

Palm Sunday, March 23rd 

9:30 and 11:00 A.M. 

Subject: MAKE A TRIUMPHANT ENTRY 

INTO YOUR INNER CENTER. 

Good Friday. March 28th 1 P.M. 

"Today Thou wilt be with me in Paradise" 

Easter, March 30th, 9:30 and 11:00 A.M. 

ALIVE AT LAST WITH EVERLASTING LIFE. 

DIAL-A-POSITIVE THOUGHT 

261-2440 

WARD UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 

OF LIVONIA 

Six Mile & Farmington Road 

422-1150 

PALM SUNDAY 

Worship and Bible School 

9:30 & 11:00 A.M. 

"CHEERS and JEERS" Dr. Bartlett L. Hess 

7:00 P.M. 

"THE MESSIAH" by Handel 

The Chancel Choir -Dr. Jerry J. Smith, Director 

MAUNDY THURSDAY -7:30 -HOLY COMMUNION 

"THE LORD'S TABLE -LOOKING BACK, LOOKING AHEAD" 

Dr. Bartlett L. Hess 

GOOD FRIDAY -12 Noon to 3 P.M "THE WORDS FROM THE CftOSS" 

Combined services of five area churches held at 

St. Matthew's United Methodist Church. 30900 Six M|le Road 

EASTER SUNDAY 

Bible School 9:30 & 11:00 A.M. 

6:30 A.M. Sunrise Celebration sponsored by the Youth 

Leaders: Dan Schar and Terry Prisk 

8.00 A.M. "COME 8EE...QO QUICKLY AND TELLP 

The Rev. L. Edward Davis 

9:30 & 11:00 A.M. "THE DISCOVERIES OF EA8TER" 


7:00 P M Film "JOURNEY TO THE 8KY" 

Nursery Provided all services except 6:30 A.M. Easter 

9;30 A.M. Sundays -Broadcast over WBFG-FM 98.7 

PREPARING for the Maundy Thursday Seder meal in St. 

Agatha Catholic Church in Redford Township are (from left) 

Tenebrae services also are planned 

in St. Paul United Presbyterian 

Church, 27475 Five Mile, Livonia, 

where the chancel and senior high 

choirs will provide music for 8 p.m. 

worship, and in Good Shepherd Reformed 

Church, 6500 N. Wayne. Westland, 

at 7:30 p.m. 

1A TIVITY UNITED CHURCi 

OF CHRIST 

9435 Henry Ruff at West Chicago 

Livonia. Michigan 

421-5406 

R. Paul Koons, Pastor 

PALM SUNDAY 

9:30 Church School A.Worship 

11:00 Worship Service 

MAUNDY THURSDAY. March 27 

Communion service 8 p.m. 

EASTER SUNDAY 

6:30 Sunrise service 

with communion 

9:30 Church School & 

Worship service 

11:00 Worship service 

with communion 

ALL ARE WELCOME! 

A Services of Shadows is planned at 

7:30 p.m. Maundy Thursday by the 

First United Methodist Church of 

Plymouth, N. Territorial west of Sheldon. 

and a comemorative meal is set 

at 7:15 p.m. in Good Hope Lutheran 

Church, 28680 Cherry Hill, Garden 

City. 

... Let Us Rejoice 

WORSHIP 

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ALPHA BAPTIST CHURCH 

2S051W. Chicago 421-6300 

PALM SUNDAY 

11:00 a.m. & 7:00 p.m. 

GOOD FRIDAY 

1:00 D.m. 

EASTER SUNDAY 

11:00 a.m. & 7:00 p.m. 

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*Q THB OBSERVER k ECCENTRIC 

Religion Update 

The sunrise service— 

is it 'for the birds?' 

By REV. LEOTER K1NS0LVING 

This It the time ol year that ministerial 

—iodrtionn plan what a 

small, but growing number of clergy 

regard as "the annual atrocity": the 

Caster sunrise service. 

The wide variety ol people who attend 

these outdoor ecclesiastical dawn 

patrols are usually guaranteed ooe invigorating, 

ecuqteofcal mass experience. 

They freâ^ in unison. 

For the clergy they are rarely in 

the habit ol bedding downjft sunset as 

did the slaves, whose very early morning 

services were the only possible 

time for corporate worship. 

If most clergymen go to bed at S or 

9 p.m. in order to prepare to greet the 

dawn—and to preach at as many as 

three more services—they find that 

sleep eludes them, particularly on the 

eve of so great a church festival. 

Yet with two or three hours sleep. 

ministers roll out of bed in the pitch 

black pre-dawn in order to prove that 

they are as pious and disciplined, as 

those saints who rose at S a.m. to 

pray. 

ONE CLERGYMAN who has dared 

to defy this festival of more-natureworship-than-Christ-worship 

is the 

Rev. John Lewis Gilmore, of Worland, 

Wyo. 

This United Church of Christ minister, 

who is serving as pastor of Zion 

Evangelical Lutheran Church, has 

written ii»Christian Century magazine 

that "Easter sunrise services are for 

the birds." 

He has several reasons why he feels 

that these services "ought to be 

dropped once and for alL" 

"liiey tend to appeal to the religious 

phony. In the dawn's early light 

I have spotted church members who 

Ward, Severo join for service 

Ward United Presbyterian Church 

of Livonia and the Severo Ballet Company 

will join in presenting two special 

Lenten services Thursday. March 

20 at 7 p.m. in the auditorium of the 

Detroit Institute of Arts. 5200 Woodward. 

In each of two services, scheduled 

at 7 and 8:15 p.m.. there will be a 

message by Dr.Bartlett L. Hess. 

Ward senior minister, based on 

J- 

Psalms 39. 40 and 150, as well as two 

choral numbers by the Ward chancel 

choir and a performance by the ballet 

company. 

Dr. Jerry J. Smith will direct the 

choir in "The Last Word of David" 

and "Almighty God." TTie dancers, 

under the direction of Sandra Severo, 

will perform the Symphony of Psalms 

by Igor Stravinsky, with choreography 

by Fernand Nault. 

CALVARY 

BAPTIST 

CHURCH •43065 JOY ROAD. PLYMOUTH 

WINGS OF TRUTH 

WMUZ FM 103.S 

5.30 a.m.a 

5:30 p.m. 

A Vibrant Fellowship With Your Family in Mind" 

REV. WILLIAM CRUMP 

GUEST SPEAKER 

ONTARIO, CANADA 

Livonia Baptist Church 

AmifHd 

WHH tavthan TAP 11 MI CottvwnUan 

12 M0 tcKootcralt 

2 Stocks East off armmgion Road 

422-3703 

*•» «h~> Cl»* 

Suâay 4c»«oo 

aa*fc*i 

t »awa a®" 11 * «ou' 

MMnt iMiSoxa 

not once during 10 years of my pastorate 

have attended the regular services 

" • 

"Perhaps they think God will compliment 

them for their once-a-year 

courage, in dragging their bodies to a 

windswept hill at 6:30 a.m. Hrne who 

like to suffer couldn't find a better 

way to satisfy that desire. But we 

should stop, encouraging the belief 

that such suffering leads to salvation." 

"Let's get rid of the myth of the superiority 

of early risers! People who 

get up early do so because of their 

sleeping habits. God does not expect 

those of us who are up working half 

the night to roll out at dawn simply to 

meet a false standard of piety." 

PASTOR GILMORE acknowledges 

that "the debate between the night 

owl Christian and the morning lark 

Christian invariably picks up steam" 

whenever the subject of Easter sunrise 

services is brought up. 

And while readily admitting that 

there have been many devout figures 

who rose early to pray, he refers us 

at the same time to a number of 

great night owls. Among these was 

famed poet Robert Frost, who defied 

custom and milked his cows at midnight. 

rather than face pre-dawn. And 

the late Pablo Picasso once observed: 

"I realize why condemned men are 

usually executed at dawn. I just have 

to see the dawn to have my head roll 

all by itself." 

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CEXTRAL BAPTIST TEMPLE 

670 Church St. Plymouth 

455-7711 

455-7427 

Robert Billings, Pastor 

Don Samples. Assistant 

Joe Jordon, Bus Director 

Sunday School 9:30 A.M. 

Morning Service 10:30 A.M. 

Sunday Evening 6:00 P.M. 

Wednesday Service 7:00 P.M. 

The Heppter Way, WMUZ FM 103.5,9 A.M. SAT. 

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Rev. Meets Ve* Per Wertl 

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Rev. Needy Yap Miniater of Evangelism 

PRESBYTERIAN 

WARD UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF LIVONIA 

Farmington Road S Six Mile Road 

422-1150 

W or strip a Bible School 

9:30 & 11:00 

"CHEERS and JEERS" 


7 00 p .m. 

"THE MESSIAH" by Handel 

The Chancel Choir 

Dr. Jerry J. Smith, Director 

Wed. School of Education 

Family Dinner 6 p.m. Classes & Choirs 7 p.m. 

Nursery Provided for all activities 

9:30 A.M. Broadcast WBFQ-FM 98.7 

ROSEDALEGARDENS 

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN 

CHURCH 

Hubbard at West Chicago 

GArfiaId 2-0494 

WORSHIP & CHURCH SCHOOL 

9:00& 11:00 A.M. 

"WHAT SAY YOUR PALMS? 

Rev. Arthur K. Beumler 

Special Classes for Handicapped 

11:00 A.M. 

Pastor* 

Arthur K Baumler 

OonaxJR Ell* 

Shirley M»rden Director ol M»nc 

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EPIPHANY LUTHERAN CHURCH 

Lutheran Church In America 

41390 Five Mile Road 

45S-M07 

(One Mile West of Haggerty Rd.) 

Frsd Preztoeo, Pastor 459-1191 

Worship and Sunday School: 

10:30 s.m. 

Nursery Provided 

In Lhronia 

421-0749 

427-1414 

LUTHERAN 

CHURCH 

IN AMERICA 

CHRIST THE KING 

9300 rarmmgton Road 

The Rev John* Root 

8 15 & 1100 Servces 

9 30 Sunday Scneoi 

H.OLY CROSS 

30650 West Si« Mile 

"astor William C lindholm 

464-2906 

464.3908 

Worship Church School and Nursery 

9 30 and 11 a m 

ST. JOHN'S 

13542 Mercedes Redford 538-2660 

(1 bloc* E of inksier. 1 Woe* S ol Schoolcratt) 

Robert Q Johnson, Pastor 

Sunday School 9 30-10 30 a m -Adult Bible Class 

and Htgh School Discussion Group 

Worship at 10 45 a.m. (Nuraary provided) 

St Michael Lutheran Church 

James QsNimore Elementary School 

SKetden Rd. near Jay Rd. 

MCaNteeTsra. 

455-S123 , 

Worship Service 

Sunday School 

10 00 a.m 

11:00 s.m. 

ST. TIMOTHY 

PRESBYTERIAN 

CHURCH 

People Caring For People 

9:00 a.m. First Service 

10:00 a m Church School 

11:00 a.m. Second Service 

(Nursery Care) 

NEWBURGH RD. 

(Just South of Six Mile)> 

Rev. E. Dickson Forsyth 

Minister 

Jim Anderson 

Music 4 Choir Director 

Call 261-4844 

ST. PAULS 

Presbyterian Church 

272*75 Five Mile Road 

GA 2-1470 

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"Everyone Welcome 

Dr William F Whitledge 

Rev William A McGaughy 

Rev Charles M Webster 

WORSHIP 

Worship Services 9:30 & 11:00 a m 

26701 Joy 

Church School 

Worship Sarvlca 

ST. MARK'S 

PRESBYTERIAN 

Sew,n 9 Centers and participant Approved Dealers. 

DIAL-A-RIDE 278-9340 

9:30 & 11:00 am. 

Nursery thru Grade 4 

"ANNAS AND CAIPHAS 

11:00 a.m. 

PLYMOUTH 

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 

CHURCH 

701 Church 453-6464 

Philip Rodgers Magee Minister 

Theodore D. Taylor II, Assoclste 

Henry J Walch Emeritus 

WORSHIP 9:30 A.M & 11 00 A M 

CHURCH SCHOOL 9 30 Crib Grade 5 

CHOI* 6 yrs -12 yrs 

CHURCH SCHOOL 11 S m Cr.b-Sr High 

CHRISTADELPHIANS 

CHRIST AOELPHIAN8 

3SS1I Parkdale 

1 blk South ot Plymouth oft Levan 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:30 A.M. 

Your Children Are Welcome 

Wrm tor our tree Haaadm m I 

ee> 142*. Oetro*. VM *mt 

OHITY 

UNITY OF LIVONIA 

28660 Five Mile 

421-1760 ' 

Sunday 9:^0 & 11:00 A.M. 

Dial-Prayer 

261-2440 

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AMERICAN LUTHERAN 

CHRIST LUTHERAN 

14350 Wormer Road. Redford 

Rev. Jerry Stroud 

Worship Servioe 10:00 A M 

Sunday School 11:00 A M 

Nutsery Provided 

ACACIA 

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SWORD OF THE SPIRIT 

LUTHERAN 

34563W. SEVEN MILE. LIVONIA 

476-3818 

SUNDAY WORSHIP 10:00 A M 

STUDY 11:10 A.M. 

PASTOR WALTER DICKINSON 

TIMOTHY LUTHERAN 

CHURCH, ALC 

a>20 Warn* Road at Jof427-22»0 

George A- Fleischer, Pastor 

Worshtp-8 30. 9:30 4 10:45 • 

Bible School at 9 30 

Mid-Week Lenten Vespers 

Wednesdays at 7:30 

LUTHERAN 

(MISSOURI SYNOD) 

HOLY TRINITY 


39020 Five Mile Road 

East o

M-y* *,.»Y 

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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, guest speaker for its Palm Sunday 

43065 Joy, Plymouth, will welcome services at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. 

the Rev. William Crump of Ontario as CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY 

HAROLD NELSON (right) presents a Bible to the Rev. Patrick 

Colladay following Rev. Colladay's recent ordination to the gospel 

ministry in the Merriman Road Baptist Church of Garden City. 

Son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sperry of Garden City, Rev. Colladay 

is pastor of the Canton Baptist Church, Canton Township. 

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CHURCH of Uvonia, temporarily holding 

services in Holmes Junior High 

School, 18200 Newburgh, yrill welcome 

as guest speaker to services Sunday, 

March 23 at 7 p.m. the Rev. JohnM. 

Harris, newly-approved Assemblies of 

God missionary to Chile 

Rev. Harris and his wife, Glenda, 

will. participate in literature distribu- 

tion and evangelism during t first 

term of service in a mission indeavor 

that has established 154 chUrches in 

the South American nation 

In his Livonia appearance he will 

share plans for future ministry and 

show slides and curios fi from Latin 

America. 

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 

OF PLYMOUTH, 701 Churci Street, 

will present the full-length technicolor 

movie "Godspell" in two 

Palm Sunday , one at 6:30 

the second at 9 p.m. 

showings 

j.m. and 

The church's senior high fellowship 

group is sponsoring the film 

priced at 75 cents for children, $1 for 

students and |1.25 for adults, ire available 

from the church office Of may be 

purchased at the door 

WARD UNITED PRESBYTERIAN 

CHURCH, 17000 Farmington 

vonia, will host the Taylor University 

Chorale in a program of sacred music 

Tuesday, March 25 at 7:3fl 

The 50-voice group, directed by Dr. 

Philip K. Kroeker, will featijre works 

of composers from the 17th c 

the present in its concert. Taylor University 

is located in Upland, Ind 

ROSEDALE GARDENS UNITED 

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 9601 Hub- 

bard, Livonia, will sponsor a Youth 

Prayer Breakfast through tfs church 

youth subcommittee on Wednesday, 

March 26 from 6:30 to 7:30 a.m 

The program will be a presentation 

of a new puppet ministry ty the Salt 

Co. 

Young people in the sever th to 12th 

grades are invited to atterni, and all 

will be offefed transports ion from 

the church to their respective schools. 

Tickets are $1 and available in the 

church office. 

ST ROBERT BELLARMI 

OLIC CHURCH of Redford 

will have its annual spring 

sale in its activities building, 

cago at Inkster, from 8:30 

p.m. Saturday, March 22 

NE CATHownship, 

rummage 

West Chia.m. 

to 3 

The Altar Sodality is spo n>or of the 

sale, which will include a w ide selec- 

tion of clothing and slightlyappliances. Unsold items are gi ven each 

year to St. Vincent DePaul Society. 

^yocjR i n u i t a t t o n t o COoRstajf^ 

NARDIN PARK 

UNITED 

METHODIST 

CHURCH 

Farmington 

476-8860 

29887 West 11 Mile Road 

MINISTERS 

Dr. William D. Mercer 

Rev. Meredith Mothlirtf 

Rev. J M I N F. Thomas 

Morning Worship 

9:15 & 11:00 A.M 

Church School 

9:15 Nursery-6th grade & Adults 

11:00 Nursery thru 12th grade 

CLARENCEVILLE 

UNITED METHODIST 

20300 Middlebelt. Livonia 

Pastor Gerald Fieher 

474-3444 

9 00 am First Worship Service 

10 15 am The Church School 

11 15 a m Second Service ol Worship 

6 30pm Youth Meetings 

7 30 p m The Evening Service 

7 30 p m Wed The Mid-Week Service 

Air CondHtaned 

Nurury Provided at All Services 

FIRST UNITED 

METHODIST CHURCH 

of Garden City 6443 Merriman Road 

Mlnlatar Rev. Glenn Kjellberg 

421-8628 

9:30 A.M. Church School for all ages 

10:45 A.M Morning Worship 

Nursery & Toddler Care 

Church School-4 yr. old thru 

6th grade following 

children's aermon 

6:30 P M. U.M.Y.F. 

NEWBURG UNITED 


aaaaa Ann ai*®c Tt«a 4aa-oi4» 

MV. WILLIAM RITTSR, MMater 

REV.JPUANE SNYDIR, Minister 

Worship & Church School 

9:30 & 11:00 A.M. 

RICE MEMORIAL 


20601 Sewch De»y-ce r.SMSe 

634-4907 

694-7676 

Church School (ad agea) 9:45 A.M. 

Bus Service 

Worahlp (Nureery Provided) 11:00 AM. 

. Lenten Pot Luck and 8ervloe 6:00 

. imam J. Lindberg , Pastor* 

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UNITED METHODIST EPISCOPAL 

ALDERSGATE 

UNITED 

METHODIST 

CHURCH 

(Redlord Township) 

100 0 0Beech Daly Road 

Between Piymouin and Wesl Chicago 

533-7905 

Sr. Miniater - Wm.Q. Wager 

Aaaoc Mlnlatef - David K. Koekl 

Dir. of Education • Gail Burn* 

Mlnlatar ol Mualc • Ruth Hedley Turner 

Worship Service 9:30 A.M 1J00A.M 

Church School 9:30 A M 11:00 A M 

UMY.F 6:00 P M 

(Baby care provided for all services) 

FIRST UNITED 


OF PLYMOUTH 

% Mile W of Sheldon on N Territorial 

453-5260 

Ministers 

Paul M. Cargo and Aaaoc. Dale M. Miliar 

WORSHIP 9:30 and 1100 a m 

CANTATA: 

u ON THE PA86ION OF CHRI8T 

By the Chancel Choir 

CHURCH SCHOOL (all ages) 9:30 A.M. 

CHURCH SCHOOL(thru 6th gr.)11:00A.M 

NURSERY PROVIDED 

LOLA VALLEY 


CHURCH 

16175 DELAWARE at Puritan 

255-6330 Geo. H. Kllbourn, Rev. 

Church School 9:45 a.m. 

Worship 11:00 a.m. 

Wed. Bible Study 7:30 p.m. 

8L Matthew's United 

Methodist Church 

10600 Sis M He Meed 

4»4WP 

William D Richard Pastor 

Jerome K Smith Associate Pastor 

9:30 A 11:00 a.m. Worship, 

Nursery Available 

'J 

9:30a m. Church School All Ages 

Jr. and Sr High Fellowship 

Sunday 7 p.m 

CHERRY HILL UNITED 


Ml Ridge Rd. C amen Twp. 

80 of Cherry Hill Rd .. 

Rev. Leonard RNslar 

Sunday School 

Worahlp 

465-6226 

9:45 a.m. 

11:00 a.m. 

Holy Spirit, Westland 

34545Cowan Rd 

261-8460 

8 00 A M. -HOLY COMMUNION 

10:00 A M -HOLY COMMUNI DN 

(Morning Prayer 3rd Sunday) 

Saint Andrews, Livonia 

16360 Hubbard Road 

421-8451 

Sunday Worship 

Holy Communion 8:00a.n 

Family Service 9:00 A M 

Ministry to Deaf 10:00 AM 

Family Service 11:00 A M 

Saint John'a, Plymouth 

574 S. Sheldon Road 

453-0190 

Services 

Wed- High Eucharist (Chapel) 1 D:00 A.M. 

Sunday Holy Eucharist B:00 A.M. 

Sunday Family Worship 1 D:00 A.M. 

Holy Eucharist -1st & 3rd Sun 

Morning Prayer -2nd S 4th Sljn 

ST. DAVID'S GARDEN CITY 

27500 Marquette (Nr Inkster Rd 

427-3820 

SUNDAY HOLY EUCHARIST 

SUNDAY FAMIiy WORSHIP 

HOLY EUCHARIST Is 

8:00 am 

10:00 s.nf. 

& 3rd Sun 

MORNING PRAYER 2r> I A 4th Sun. 

AY 

LKNTCM SERVICES WEDNESC 

630 a.m., 10:00 a-tn. 7:00 PIT 

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David H. Krlat, Paator 

422-4000- Home Church— 453-4530 

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11.00 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP 

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Wednesday Service 7 30 PM 

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LIVONIA 

ASSEMBLY OF GOD 

33015 W. 7 Mile 

474-S405 522-8209 

Daniel De Konty, Paator 

Sunday Services 10:00 A.M. 

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Churches of the aroa cordially invite you to attend their 

services. Sunday Sciool is conducted at the same hour as 

church, and care is provided for children of pre-Sunday 

School age. 

FOURTH CHURCH. Detroit 

24400 W Seven Mile near Telegraph 

EIGHTH CHURCH. Detroit 

20011 Grand River at Evergreen R< 

FIRST CHURCH. Garden City 

33111 Ford Road 

FIRST CHURCH. Plymouth 

1100 West Ann ArborYrail 

WEDNESDAY TE! TIMONIAL MEETINGS HELD AT 8 P.M. 

CHRISTIAN CHURCH 

(Disciples ol Christ) 

LIVONIA 

CHRISTIAN CHURf 

WMHam H. Haas. Mmistet 

36676 7 MMeR*. 

476-1676 

Sunday Worship 9:30 A.M 

Fellowship 10:30 a.m. 

Sunday School 11.00 A.M. 

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10:30 a.m. 

11 a.m. 

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SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST 

PLYMOUTH 

8EVENTH DAY ADVENTIST 

. 4295 Napier Rd. 

between Warren & M-14 

Plymouth 

455-3580 

Saturday fl£rvtce< 

Bible Study Class 

..9:30a.m. 

Sermon 

..11:00 im, 

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CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY 

ASSEMBLIES OFGOD 

CHURCH 

Temporary Location 

Holmes Junior High School 

16200 Newburgh Road. Livonia 

(between Five A Six Mile RoaOa) 

Ministers 

Irving M Mitchell. Pastor 

Edgar R Cook. Assistant Pastor 

John M. Shortness. DCE 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 9 45 

MORNING SERVICE it 00 A M 

11:00 A.M. 

PASTOR MITCHELL WILL MINISTER 

7:00 P.M. 

M S * * * : 

REV. JOHN HARRIS 

Missionary-Chile 

Nursery Provided tor all Activities 

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CHURCH ADS 

CALL 

261-8600 EXT. 280 

CHURCHES OF CHRIST 

KENWOOD 

CHURCH OF CHRIST 

20200 Merriman. Livonia 

South olB Mile Road 

l .TS-4J22 

Don 8 u Hack. Minister 

Keith Gardner Associate Minuter 

SUNOAY SERVICES 

Bible School 


Christian Hour on WBFG 

Evening Service 

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Hour Ol Power 

SAVE 

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gal. 

33650 FIVE MILE ROAD 

LIVONIA, MICH. PHONE 425-8440 

9 45 AM 

11 00 AM 

1 45 PM 

6 30 PM 

7 30 PM 

Wisconsin 

Evangelical 

Lutheran Churches 

WISCONSIN LUTHERAN 

Radio Hour WIID AM 109G 

Sunday 10:00 a.m. 

Ilhahlf. I inhere* Church 

17616 FemMnflen Rd. 

Paator wintred Roelpin 261-6759 

WorrftlpServloea 8,30 4 11:00 a.m. * 

Syndey School 6:46 e-m- 

1nPtywo«thi 

St. Peter'sl«. LeMeren Church 

. • 1343Feen«maeAee*w 

. Paator Leonard Koenmger 453-3393 

Worship Services 6 and 10 30 a.m. 

j Sunday Schooi9:l5a.m 

' In Redford TewneNp- 

Lela Parti Iv. LutMran Church 

147MK|n|ectt 

Paator Edward 2eN 532-6665 

Worship Senncesl:30and11 am, 

, Sunday School^! a.m. 

Ml 

OerSevterlv. 

Church 

WERREEETFAMMAERE. 

Pastor Jack A. d6RuRer427-6m 

Sunday School 9:16 a m. 

Worship Service 10:30 a.«. 

2 Blks W. of Farmington 

North Side of Five Mile 

CHURCHES OF CHRIST 

PLYMOUTH 

9301 Sheldon Rd. 

Bible School 9.30am 

Sunday Worship 

10 30am and 6 30pm 

Wed 7 30 pm 

Robert J Young. Mmiste' 

453-7630 

. LIVONIA 

15431 Merriman Rd. 

SUNDAY WORSHIP 

10:50 a m & 6:00 p m. 

Bible School 9 45am 

Wed 7 30pm Worship 

Wayne Baker. Minister 

427-6743 

GARDEN CITY 

1657 Middlebelt Rd. 

SUNDAY WORSHIP 

11 am and6 pm 

Bible School 10am 

Weo 7 30pmWorsnip 

HobartE Ashby Minister 

422-6660 or 251-1694 

See Herald ol Truth 

TV Channel 9 Sunday 9:30 am 

Call or Write for 

Free Correspondence Course 

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRI8T 

. SCIENTIST Farmington . 


Sunday Service-11 a.m. Sunday School-11:** a m 

Wednesday Evening Testimony Meeting-8 00 p m. 

Child Care Room 

Reading Room m Church E d It ice 

Tuee., Wed . Thurs A Sat -11:00 a m to 2:00 p m. 

Mon. 4 Fri. Evening-7:00p.m to 9 00 p m 

ALLAREWE19PMI 

Salem United Church of Christ 

Oakland at Grand River. Fermington 

Sunday Vkool at V:OU a.ai. 

Vortkif Service el IO:IS a.M. 

Partooafc GR 6 04«7 

Chun* Office GR V6M0 

Carl H Schults, Mmiacr 

CHURCH OF GOD 

LIVONIA 

CHURCH OF GOD 

19*27 Middiebett Rd. 

Rev. R.L. Treedwey 

Sunday School 10 a m 

MorninQ Worship 11a.m. 

Evening Service 7 p.m. 

Wed Night 7:30 p.m. 

Tuesday Pastor s Claea ...^ 7:30 p.m 

47S-4Sel Church 476-7933 

(Anderaon. tnd.) 

liiMhur/ih MA el 

niBt ei • lyinwiin no. 

0:30 am. Sunday Service 

10:45 Mommo WofStvp 

6:30 pm Evening Service 

Farmington HMe 

25717 Powers Road 

Wilbur M. Kirby ' I 

Parsonage 4 74 -M1S t 

Church School 


Evening Service 

yMailiieai

Attorney speaks 

on divorce 

at Schoolcraft 

Attorney Jean Wagnet^will speak on 

divorce laws at a semihar Tuesday. 

March 25 at 9:30 a.m. at Schoolcraft 

College. 

Designed for persons contemplating 

or involved in the early stages of separation 

or divorce, the seminar will provide 

an overview of current divorce 

laws. 

However, it is not intended to replace 

or supplant specific legal or 

emotional counseling for individual situations. 

Mrs Wagner, who is associated 

with the firm of Millar. Weinberg. 

Necker and Johnson, will discuss 

what is meant by no-fault and family 

laws. 

There is no charge for the meeting, 

which will take place in Room 465 of 

the liberal arts building. For further 

information contact Jean Giristensen 

at the college. 

Camp Fire 

has birthday 

More than 7)800 girls and adults of 

the Camp Fire Girls Detroit Area 

Council will observe the 65th anniversary 

of the organization during the 

week of March 16-22. 

Local activities in the council's five 

districts include ceremonial council 

fires, special service projects and the 

launching of the Camp Fire Bi-Centennial 

program called "We. the 

People." 

There will also be judging and distribution 

of the annual Finger Fling 

items (needle and handcraft projects. 

The Camp Fire program is for girls 

six to 17 

Laniaze group 

sets classes 

The newly formed Lamaze Childbirth 

Education Association of Livonia 

will hold four different series of classes 

during March and April. 

A scries will begin March 25 at Whitman 

Junior High School. Livonia, and 

ori March 26 in the Novi Middle 

School Two other series will start in 

St Mary Hospital. Livonia. March 27 

and April 15 

Anyone wishing to register for any 

of these classes ma/ call St. Mary 

Hospital. 

YWCA to start 

alcohol class 

An alcohol education program 

called Reflections in the Glass" will 

begin for a five-week term Monday. 

April 7 from 1-2 30 p.m. in the North 

west' Branch YWCA. 25940 Grand 

River. Redford Township 

Run in cooperation with the National 

Council on Alcoholism, the seminar 

will take up the difference between social 

and problem drinkers, and the 

psychological and physiological effects 

of alcohol. 

The class is geared to anyone who 

has ever attended or acted as hostess 

to any gathering where alcohol was 

served YWCA membership is not required 

Registration will begin March 24 in 

the Northwest Branch. 

Accountants 

schedule talk 

James C. Edward will speak on "Accounting 

for Personal Property Tax 

Appraisals" at a meeting of the American 

Society of Women Accountants 

Tuesday. March 25 in Carl's Chop 

House, .on Grand River! Detroit 

Edwards is supervisor of assessment 

auditing for the Wayne County 

Bureau of Taxatior). He is a certified 

personal property examiner and a certified 

assessment administrator. He 

has also published training manuals 

for schools and colleges. 

A reception for Edwards will begin 

at 5 30 p.m., to be followed by dinner 

at 6 15 p.m Reservations may be 

made by contacting Mrs Donna Johnson. 

19209 Auburndale. Livonia, by 

March 20 

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Following The Fire 

Grimmer-Palmer 

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Mr. and Mrs. William J. Grimmer 

of Arthur Street, PlymoiAh, announce 

the engagement of their daughter, 

Karen Elizabeth, to Matthew D. Palmer, 

son of Mr. and Mrs. James Palmer 

of Dearborn. Tlie bride-elect is a 

1973 graduate of Plymouth Salem 

High School and her fiance graduated 

in 1973 from Wayne State University. 

No wedding date has been set. 

154 Mary Alexander, Northville 

Ch block South off Main St. "behind Long's Plumbing") 

SAVE 30-70% 

OFF RETAIL 

We sell samples, closeouts, overproductions, 

store merchandise and slight irregulars 

GIRLS 2-14 

JUNIORS 5-15 

PT. 6-14 

BOYS 4-10 

"QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT 

INEXPENSIVE PRICES" 

FRI. til 9-MON. thru SAT. 10-5 

s 4 Z u a t i t y Outiet Stanc 

WINTER SALE STILL IN PROGRESS 

50% OFF 

SALE 

Several Racks of Selected Suits, Sportcoats, 

Slacks, Top Coats, Leather Jackets, 

Dress Shirts, Ties, All at Drastically 

Reduced Clearance Prices. 

ALL OTHER SUITS, SPORTCOATS, TOPCOATS 

AT30% OFF 

As Low as Suits -*72 50 Sportcoats - s 47 50 , 

Leather Jackets -*69 50 Ties - $ 2 50 

SALE SPECIAL ~ 

HARBOR MASTER ALL WEATHER COATS 

A SPECIAL CLOSEOUTPURCHASE ASLOWAS*37 50 

Just inside the door similar to sidewalk sale 

tor easy browsing 

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(;USTOM CLOTHING 

IN THE MAYFLOWER HOTEL 

PLYMOUTH 

453-0790 

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10 You 

SALE HOURS 

MON. THRU SAT. 

9:30-6 

FRI. til 9 P.M. 

We Honor 

BANKAMERICARD 

MASTER CHARGE 

LENT'S CHARGE 

1 — 

Plymouth High graduates wed 

Deborah Lance and John Richard 

Lewis, both graduates df Plymouth 

High School, exchanged nuptial vows 

on Valentine's Day in the First Presbyterian 

Church of Plymouth. 

The Rev. Philip Rodgers Magee officiated. 

Tbe bride is the daughter of Mr. 

and Mrs. Walter F. Lesiak of Beck 

Road and the' bridegroom's parents 

are Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis of Ann 

Arbor Trail. 

Given in marriage by her father, 

the bride wore an ivory sata peau 

gown trimmed in beaded cluny lace. 

Lace also trimmed the matching mantilla 

attached to a camelot cap. She 

carried roses with baby's breath. 

Barbara Wells of Plymouth was 

maid of honor and Kathy Fulkerson. 

also of Plymouth, was bridesmaid. 

Their empire gowns of wine red velvet 

were trimmed with ivory lace. 

Flower girl Denise Lewis, sister of 

the bridegroom, wore a pink organza 

dress with a hoop skirt 

Assisting the bridegroom were 

Dennis Michaels of Plymouth as best 

man. Michael Lance and David and 

Donald Lewis, brothers of the bridal 

pair, as ushers, and Patrick Lesiak. 

the bride's brother, as ring-bearer. 

The couple greeted guests at a 

Roma Hall receptjon before leaving 

on a short Canadian honeymoon. They 

will live in Plymouth. 

MR AND MRS. JOHN RICHARD 

LEWIS 

(Deborah Lance I 

Diabetes class set in Plymouth 

Diabetics and their families can 

learn about diabetes mellitus. its control 

and treatment in classes sponsored 

by the Wayne County Department 

of Health in Plymouth. 

The series will begin Tuesday. April 

1 from 1:30-3:30 p.m. in the Plymouth 

Community Federal Credit Union 

building, 500 S. Harvey. 

It will continue for five consecutive 

Tuesdays. 

The importance of the diabetic's cooperation 

with his physician will be 

stressed along with the patient's responsibility 

in caring for himself. 

All diabetics regardless of age. may 

attend with written approval from 

Sample-Blake 

Deborah Marie Sample, daughter 

of Celia Evans Sample of Plymouth 

and the late John Sample, will be married 

June 21 to Harold Richard Blake 

Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Richard 

Blake Sr. also of Plymouth. 

La Leche 

to meet 

La Leche League of Plymouth- 

Northville will hold a meeting 

Thursday. March 20 at 8 p.m. 'in the 

home of Mrs. Judy LaManna. 15733 

Robinwood. Plymouth. 

The topic for discussion will be 

"Baby Arrives; The Family and the 

Breastfed Baby." 

Expectant and new mothers are invited 

to attend Babies are always welcome. 

For further information contact 

Mrs. Tom Nunez. 195 Garling. 

Plymouth, or Mrs Robert Frellick. 

20219 Woodhill. Northville. 

LOTTERY TICKETS 

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OPEN EVENINGS MON THRU FRI 

PLYMOUTH 

COMMUNITY SCHOOL 

LUNCH MENUS 

Monday, March 31 

thru Friday, ^pril 4 

ALLEN 

MONDAY MARCH 31 

Vegetable Beef Soup Peanut Butter and 

Jelly Sandwich CheeSe Stick Fruit Cup 

Cake Milk 

TUESDAY. APRIL I 

Sloppy Joe Pickle Slices French Fries 

Fruit Cup Mtlk 

WEDNESDAY APRIL 2 

Chicken in Gravy over Mashed Potatoes 

Homemade Hot Roll Fruit Cup Milk 

THURSDAY APRIL 3 

Hot Dog on a Bun Relishes Buttered Vege 

table Fruit Cup Cookie Milk 

FRIDAY AlVtll. 4 

Hafnburger on a Run Relishes Carrol 

Sticks Pickle Slices Fruit Cup Milk 

BIRD 


Tomato Soup Toasted Cheese Sandwich 

Toll House Bar Fruit Cup Milk 

TUESDAY APRIL I 

Sloppy Joe on a Bun Pickle Slices Buttered 

Green Beans Fruit Cuj*. Milk 

WEDNESDAY y*RIL 2 

Hamburger Gravy over Mashed Potatoes 

Hot Roll Pruit Cup Milk 

THURSDAY AKRIL 3 

Hot Dog on a Bun Catsup Mustard. But 

tered Hot Vegetable Fruit Cup Cake Mtlk 

FRIDAY. APRIL 4 

Fish Sticks Tartar Sauce Catsup French 

Bread Buttered Vegetable Chocolate Pud 

ding Milk 

CENTRAL ELE. & MID. 


Creamed Chicken Mashed Potatoes and 

Gravy Buttered Peas Bread Cranberry 

Sauce Milk 


Hot Dog on Bun Buttered Corn. Fruit Cup 

Cowboy Cookie Milk 


Spaghetti with Meat Sauce and Cheese Hot 

Roll Fruit Juice. Pudding. Milk 


Barbecued Meat on Bun, Buttered Green 

Beans Fruit Cookie Milk 

FRIDAY APRIL 4 

Fish Sticks Oven Fried French Fries Cole 

Slaw. Buttered Bread, Milk 

FARRAND 


Grilled Cheese Sandwich Cream of Tomato 

Soup Toll House Bars *Fruit Cup Milk 


Hamburger Gravy over Mashed Potatoes 

Pickle Slice Buttered Hot Roll Fruit Cup 

Milk 


Spaghetti with Meat Sauce Buttered Vege 

table Cinnamon Roll. Fruit Cup. Milk 


Hot Dog on Bun Catsup Mustard and Relish. 

Green Beans or Sauerkraut. Peanut Bat 

ter Cookies. Fnjit Cup. Milk 


Oven Fried Fish Sticks Tartar Sauce Tater 

Tots. Buttered French Bread. Fruit Cup 

Milk 

FIEGEL 

MONDAY. MARCH 31 

Tomato Soup, Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich 

Cheese Sticks. Fruit. Brownie* Mtlk 


Hlwd Pdtators 

and Gravy Ruttered Swept Potatoes Home 

made Roll and Butter Choice of Fruit Milk 


Baked Macaroni and Cheev Homemade 

Roll and Butler Cabbage and Carrol Salad 

Choice of Fruit Milk 

EAST MIDDLESCH00L 


Spaghetti with Meal Cole Sla» Biscuits 

Pudding Cookie Milk 


Pizza Noodle Green Beans Fruit Cup Toll 

House Bar Milk 


Hamburger on Bun Relishes Corn Orange 

Juice Fruit Cowboy Cookie. .Mtlk 


Sloppy Joe on Bun. French -Fries Fruit 

Jello Brownie Bar Milk 


Fish Sandwich Tartar Sauce Potato Chips 

Fruit Cup Banana Cake Milk 

WEST MIDDLESCH00L 


Hot Dogs with Trimmings Hash Brown Po 

tatoes. Applesauce Peanut Bulter Crinkles 

Milk 


Pizza Noodles Green Beans French 

Bread Peaches Butterscotch Bars Milk 

WEDNESDAY APRIL, 2 

Roast Pork Mashed Potaloes Sliced Car 

rots Biscuit and Butter Strawberry Jello 

Milk 

THUR*SDAY APRIL 3 

Hamburger with Trimming} Oven Fries Or 

ange Juice Chocolate Cake Milk 


Pizza burger Tossed Salad Whole Kernel 

Corn Pears Milk 

SALEM & CANTON HIGHS 


Hot Chicken over Mashed Potatoes Hot 

Rolls and Butter Buttered Vegetable As 

sorted Fruits Milk 


Sloppv Joe on Bun Buttered Vegetable Po 

tato Chips. Jello with Fruit Milk 


Goulash Buttered Vegetable Hot Roll and 

Butter Assorted Fruit and Milk 


Barbecued Pork on Run Potato Chips Veg*^ 

table Soup Fni t Crisp. Milk 


Fish on Bun. Taters, Buttered Vegetable 

Jello Milk 

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900 Help want id 

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Hospital assisting Vttertdtag 

aad cleaning dog; 

Part Un«. 

CAREER 

> SALES 

OPPORTUNITY 

Joia Um Herman Frank el organization 

aa a Sales Manager for New 

Horn* Construction. Become a part 

ol one of the moat prestigious, successful 

home builders In the country. 

We offer an outstanding opportunity 

for the truly exceptional 

Individual who has been head and 

shoulders abort hit contemporaries 

throughout his working career 

W« require a successful salts 

background; but It does not have to 

â la Real Estate You must bt 

willing to pull your weight In a 

my aggressive, successful working 

climate We offer salary plus 

commission and a full benefit package 

plus a profit sharing retirement 

program Earning potential 

ia Outstanding! If you are truly 

good (and you know deep inside • 

you are) call Tom Cochlll at IM- 

JM3 after IS Noon any flhy except 

Thursday If You're our man. 

You've found that one job In a million' 

REDrORD TWP RESIDENTS 

Police cadets wanted Must be a 

resident one year prior to application 

II or 19 years of age High 

school diploma vision HMO before 

correction Correctlble 10-20 No 

color blindness, good hearing Men 

at least $ ft. • m Women atleast S 

ft S In. After testing and process 

lug some applicants will be hired 

under a limited term Federal 

JANITORS, men and women, experltnctd 

Warren and Schaefer 

area Also Plymouth • Middlebelt 

area Part time, evenings Call 

TE 1-5031 

BARMAID and Waitress, full-time, 

nights, experienced, attractive 

Beau-J's Lounge, 13090 Inkster Rd, 

Redford. 431-0505 

u 

— 

900 He* wonted 

opportunity to become officer of 

UM company. AU replies held hi 

Boi Ml. 

rrt. L i ^ T B 

MAINTENANCE-TRAINEE 

Entry level position with opportunity 

to learn maintenance of our 

machinery Apply at 1U1 HI*. Westland. 

An Equal Opportunity Employer 

COLLECTION MAN • 

Need aggressive man, knowledge 

of all phases of col lection 

work lo assume full responsibilities 

for collection deportment. 

Excellent opportun 

if y to move into 

management. Salary equal to 

experience and ability. Full 

fringe benefit pockage including 

profit sharing Firm located 

in Rochester area Call 

LeeW. Hool, 651-8193 

COUNTER woman. Bray's Ham 

bur|tr«, 35150 Ford Road, West- 

THYBONY WALL COVERINGS 

Seeking a design consultant for full 

time employment. Experience In Interior 

design, home furnishings, textiles. 

or related areas required Excellent 

company benefits Profit 

sharing, paid vacation and company 

paid medical. Interview by appointment 

only Call Mrs Nielsen 

642-8990 

SERVICE STATION shift ma 

mature, mechanical know! 

ability to supervise Resume 

ly to Manager. 2IM9 Nov! 

Road, Novl. Mich 41050 

MATURE woman to work In green 

house Farmington area. 474-OMO 

DEPENDABLE DRIVER 

Neat Appearance A Must 

Wanted for dispatch for • 

THE OBSERVER & ECCENTRIC 

Newspapers in Livonia. 

Complete driving, ptclt up and deliveries. Company car normally 

furnished, but must have own car in good condition, 

must be able to work flexible hours. $3.00 hour plus fringe 

benefits 

Could be perfect for retiree or housewife. 

Apply: OBSERVER & ECCENTRIC 


Schoolcraft & Levan Rd. 

Livonia 

CURRENT OPENINGS 

Assistant 

Executive Steward 

Previous Hotel or large Restaurant experience necessary 

Salary position with Benefits. 

PBX Operator 

Experience Necessary 

Housekeeping Maids 

Day Shift 

Hostess-Fine Dining Room 

Personable, Gracious 

\ Interviews 

9 a.m.-12 Noon, 1 p.m.-3 p.m. 

Fri., Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. 

WESTERN INTERNATION^C HOTLTS 

Partner m travel Wito United Air Lioea 

16400 J L Hudson Drive 

Southfield 

TRAIN FQR A CAREER 

'IN 

INSURANCE 

MATURE woman to work ice 

cream store. 1 484 SS-ldon, 

PLymouth, Stroh's Ice Cream Parlor. 

Sheldon. Ann Arbor Road area 

• CONTROL YOUR OWN DESTINY 

• NO LAY OFFS 

• SALES OR SALES MANAGEMENT 

• EARN FROM $10,000 to $25,000 

HOW TO START v. 

• EVENING OR WEEKEND CLASSES 

i • FREE APTITUDE^ TESTING 

• LOW TUITION-REFUNDED WHEN 

STATE LICENSING EXAM PASSED 

CLASSES NOW FORMING 

CALL MR. SMITH 

357-4060 

500 Hdp wanted 

LAID OFF? 

UNEMPLOYED? 

Factory outlet in Livonia looking 

for young men to start immediately 

in good paying positions. 

No sales experience 

necessary. Call Friday only 10 

to 6 PM. 425-8888. 

AUTOMATIC Tranamiaalon Install 

tr, experience necessary. Good 

working conditions and benefits. 

Call. 52547M 

MAJOR APPLIANCES 

Manufacturer needs young men 

and woman to display and merchandise 

maintenance equipment. No 

experience necessary. 1175 week to 

start plus profit sharing. Call 

KlRhy Ptrsonnel Office. Frkla/ %\ 

3PM 

861-5366 

NIOHT waitress, some txptrltnce 

with grill. Dearborn area. Call evenings 

421-7388 

LIFE GUARDS and attendants. 

BlooiQfltld Surf Club Mall aprtcatlons 

to Mrs. Franklin McDonald, 

430 Steeplt Chast Court, 

Bloomfleld Hills. 48013 Or call. 

^ 147-5173 

BRIGHT outgoing girl for sales 

and cashier work. In office supply 

store, experienced only. Apply In 

person, I AM to 12 Noon Sv Draft 

Inc 23017 Coolidge, at 9 Mile 

DUNKIN' DONUTS 

Grant Program Those considered 

under r the grant g program must be 

tployed or underemployed to 

* 4y. Applications will be scoept- 

DONUT Finisher and Counter 

work. Responsible woman for 

full and part-time. Apply be- 

HANDYMAN for all around odd 

jobs Southfield area EL MW7 tween 10 AM and 2 PM, no 

phone calls. 34417 Ford 

RETIRED COMPTROLLER will 

Ing to work part time Phone ap- Road, Westland. 

pointments taken on Friday. March 

until March II. 1175 For further 

WAITRESS, Experienced Apply in 

14th only Plymouth • Oreenfield 

details, call between I AM and 4 

person from 1 to 3 dally, except 

area 171-7171 

PM SJ7»SS0 

Sat. Palombo's, 20401 W 8 Mile, 

near Evergreen 

ADVERTISING Agency in South 

WOMAN FOR kitchen prep wort 5 

field has Immediate opening for HELPER for Tool Shop Apply In 

days week, Farmington area res- 

messenger. II to 21 years, full person. 11170 Mayfleld, Livonia. 1 

taurant 151-4096 

time. Must be dependable, have block east of Farmington Rd., 1 

car, familiar with Detroit ft subur 

BUSBOY, Dishwasher, full-time, 

block north of Plymouth Rd. 

ban area Salary plus mileage Call 

midnight shift, must be 18 Expe- Addle. S53-MM 

rience preferred Apply In person 

RECREATION PROGRAMMER 

at Palace Restaurant, 1507 Ann 

"ATTENTION WOMEN" 

The Farmington area Recreation 

Arbor Rd., Plymouth 

Start Immediately tg good paying Commission will be accepting appll 

lobs, Mandgement, Clerical, tic. cations until April 4. 1175. at 4:30 

Pleasant working conditions, no ex PM. for the position of RECREA- 

WAREHOUSE MEN rlence necessary. 1100 to start, TION PROGRAMMER Applicants 

Must be II or over, afternoon shift r you qualify. Full company ben- must have a degree in recreation 

Some experience preferred!' Start efits Call 

or allied field, and a minimum of 2 

at 13 per hour Excellent company 

547-5178 

years experience Under Federally 

benefits 

EXPERIENCED young welder, 

funded program. CETA; applicants 

APPLY IN PERSON apply between 10 AM and Noon, must be resident of Oakland Coun 

AC.E , INC 

March 21. 19000 W I Mile. South ty, unemployed for 30 days, or un- 

field 

deremployed Satary 110,000 plus 

12285 Dixie 

fringes 31$55 11 Mile Rd 

Redford Twp 

474-6115 

BARMAID 

Nights. Plymouth. Southfield 

Call after 5 PM. 

272-3445 

MANICURIST wanted, needed for 

Thurs.,Fri.,Sat work Clientele 

here now; ask for Dave, 477-6041 

PRODUCE MEN 

Expereinced. Apply in person 

to JOE'S PRODUCE, 33152 

W.7 Mile, Livonia. 

BEAUTICIANS, male or female, ex 

perlenced In hair cutting and blow 

drying. Also part time manicurist 

with Beautician's License Artiste 

Salon. Livonia Mall. 474 4844 

MATURE full time Drug Clerk and 

Sundry Clerk for modern drug 

store Call I AM 5 PM. Southfield. 

351-2100 

Prefer To Work? 

A start at $400 month Is waiting for 

3 persons with some leadership abU 

Ity, a sense of responsibility and 

the will to contribute to - and par 

tlclpate In - the success of a national 

company's expansion Into the 

NW Detroit suburbs. Csll Mrs Mer 

rill at $424143 till 7 pm 

PERMANENT STAFF CO 

T"—-7 " 

1- • \ 

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M: 

AUTOMOTIV! 

850 Autos for Sole 

852 Antique Cors 

854 Amerkon Motori 

856 IvicW 

858 Codillot 

860 Chevrolet 

862 Chrysler 

864 Dodge 

866 Ford 

870. Jeep 

872 Lincoln 

874 Mercury 

876 Oldsmobile 

878 Plymouth 

880 Pontioc 

824 Sportt & 

CLASSIFICATION INDEX 

Imported Cor» 

882 Thundarbird 

88 4 Volkiw^-n 

816 Auto Porn & Service 

818 Auto Rentals 

4 leovrng 

820 Autos Wonted 

822 Trucks for Sole 

800 Recreational Vehicles 

802 Snowmobiles 

804 Airplanes • 

806 Boats & Motors 

808 Vehicle A Boot 

Storoge 

810 Insurance. Mot< 

812 Motorcycles 

Go-Korts 

Mini Bikes 

814 Campers & Motorhomes 

EMPLOYMENT, INSTRUCTION 

518 Education-Instruction 

500 Help Wanted 

510 Help Wanted Couples 

502 Help Wanted Dental 

Medical 

507 Helo Won'ed Port t.m 

508 Help Wanted Domestic 

504 Help Wonted Office- 

Clerical 

506 Help Wonted Sales 

520 Secretariol-Busmess , 

Services 

512 Situations Wonted 

Female 

514 Situations Wonted 

Male 

516 Situations Wanted 

Mole 4 Female 

MERCHANDISE FOR SALE 

702 Antiques 

706 Appliances 

700 Auction 5oles 

712 Bicycles for Sole 

718 Building Materials 

714 Business & Ottice 

Equipment 

724 Camera Supplies 

720 Form Produce 

722 Hobbies, Coins & 

Stomps 

744 Horses. Livestock & 

Equipment 

708 Household Goods— 

Oakland County 

709 Household Goods- 

Wayne County 

738 Household Pets 

716 town/Garden & Farm 

Equipment 

710 Misc. for Sole— 

Ooklorsd County 

711 Misc for Sole— 

Wayne County 

726 Musicol Instruments 

740 Pet Service 

704 Rummage Sales 

7.30 Sporting Goods 

728 Stereo, Hi-Fi & Tope 

Decks 

734 Trade or Sell 

736 Wonted Misc 

732 Wearing Apparel 

NOTICES I SERVICES 

604 Announcements & 

Notices 

626 Bingo 

610 Cards of Thanks 

618 Child Care 

614 Deo'h Notices 

628 Entertoinment 

616 Hell for Rent 

612 In Memoriom 

622 Income To* & 

Insuronce 

606 legal Notices 

602 Lost & Found 

600 Personals 

624 Professional Services 

608 Transportation 

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 

400 Apartments to Rent 

422 Commerciol- 1 - 

Industriol to Rent 

426 Convalescent— 

Nursing Homes 

408 Duplexes to Rent 

410 Hats to Rent 

414 Florida Rentals 

402 Furnished Aptartments 

to Rent 

406 Furnished Houses 

to Rent » 

428 Garages to Rent 

404 Houses to Kent 

432 living Quarters 

to Shore 

418 Mobile Homes to Rent 

424 OHke—Business 

,Spoce to Rent A 

420 Rooms to Rent 

412 Townhouses— 

Condominiums to Rent 

416 Vacotion Rentals 

430 Wonted to Rent 

434, Wonted to Rent Resort 

Property 

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 

300 Homes for Sole— 


302 Birminghom-flloomfieW 

304 .formington-West 

Bloomfield 

309 Northville-Novi 

308 Rochester Troy 

306 Southfield-lothrup 

310 Homes for Sole—. 

Wayn« County ^ 

312 Livonia 

314 Plymouth 

318 Redford 

316 Westland-Gorden City 

320 Other Suburbon Homes 

for Sole 

330 Apts for Sole 

360 Business Opportunities 

348 Cemetery Lots 

352 Commerciol-lndustrial 

322 Condominiums for Sole 

324 Co-ops for Sole 

344 Country Homes 

326 Duplexes for Sole 

350 Forms for Sale 

336 Florida Property 

for Sole 

354 Income Property 

for Sole 

356 Investment Property 

for Sole 

340 lake 4 Resort 

Property lor Sole 

342 Lakefront Homes 

for Sale 

364 listings Wanted 

338 lots & Acreage for Sole 

332 Mobile Homes 

for Sale 

358 Mortgages—Land 

Controcts 

346 Northern Property 

334 Out of Town Property 

368 Real Estate to Exchange 

362 Real Estote Wanted 

328 Townhouses for Sole 

We reserva the right to classify, revise or reject any want ad. Want ads moy be placed until 4 p.m. 

Tuesday for the Thursday edition and 4 p.m. Friday for the Monday edition No cancellations ac 

cepted after noon Tuesday for Thursday editions or noon Friday for Monday editions No cancellations 

before first insertion No cancellations on Double Action Ads The Observer & Eccentric Newspapers 

will not issue credit for errors in ads after the first incorrect insertion. Report ony errors 

immediately. Phone Room hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. 

CALL CLASSIFIED DIRECT 

644-1070 852-3222 522-0900 

OAKLAND ROCHESTER WAYNE 

COUNTY AVON TWP. COUNTY 


RETAIL Security Ouards needed, 

part-time and full-Ume. Car and 

phone necessary. Steady workers 

only need apply. Call 542-0181 

£ 

TRUCK HELP wanted, full-time, 

semi-heavy *work, apply In person 

only 20110 W 7 Mile at Evergreen 

Apply 10 AM I PM daily 

Waitress 

Full or port time 

CHIN'S 

RESTAURANT 

28205 Plymouth Rd. 

Livonia, Michigan 

AUTO PORTERS, we need 2 

for part time porter work A 

Mr Alles. Dsmeron Motor Si 

21301 Grand River at Middlebelt 

CHILD CARE workers Male, full 

time Malt or female, part time 

Farmington aYea Call between 9 

AM - 4 PM. Mon • Fri 444-8850 

6 i i k > 

GOOOtS^tofAI' 

One of the Midwest's finest family restaurants is 

presently under construction in Southfield on Evergreen, 

just South of 1-696 

In preparation for May opening, we are now accepting 

applications for JANITORS, COOKS & DISH- 

WASHERS." Experience is not necessary as all successful 

applicants will be placed in our training program. 

All Applicants must be 16 or over. All applications 

will be accepted dt Bill Knapp's, Plymouth, 

40900 Ann Arbor Road, Plymouth, Michigan 

Monday thru Friday, 2 p.m.-4 p.m. 

BILL KNAPP'S 

We are an equal opportunity employe' 

CAREER OPPORTUNITY 

Would You Like To Earn 

U2,000 to $25,000 A Year (And More) 

As A Sales Professional ? 

You can do it right hert in Michigan- No overnight travel required We 

offer a comprehensive three year training program with excellent fringe 

benefits Opportunity for rapid advancement. 

Of the 15 men In these pout ion> ia our Michigan offices, 5 earn more 

than $25,000 per year and the 8 others earn between $12,000 and 

125,000 annually. In recent year*, our top men have qualified for 

meetings in Hawaii, San Prandaco, West Palm Beach. Phoenix, Quebec 

City, Caracas, and a seven day Caribbean Cruise. 

We pay a starting income (not a drew) of up to 11,000 per month. A 

commission bonus plan makes it poeatble to earn more than $20,000 in 

the first year and more than $30,000 in the second year. Following the 

three-year training period, our people art aelf employed and completely 

independent. 

While a degree ia not mandatory, business administration graduates, 

srith a preference far a selling caietr, match our profile. We will accept 

sales sxpariaaca to the absence of a degree. Age Is not an overriding 

consideration, but maturity and commitment are. 

If you are a career orieted winner with an Independent etreak, and if 

corporate life turns you eff, take five miautea to investigate this 

chale aging end rewarding career opportunity. 

CaU 478-3070 on Monday between 9K» A.M and 1:00 PJM., and 

Tueeday, Wedoeeday, Tburaday, and Friday between 900 A.M. and 

4: JO PM, aad ask for Ma Bettie Martin. 

MIDLAND MUTUAL AGENCY 

u 

FINANCIAL CON8ULTANT8 

IN8URANCE, MUTUAL FUNDS 

BUSINESS CONSULTING 

500 Help wanted 

RETAIL 

STORE MANAGER 

General Nutrition Center, 

World's largest and fastest 

growing Diet & Health Retailer, 

with 300 stores coast to 

coast, currently has opening 

for full time Manager in the 

Meadowbrook Villoge Mall, 

Rochester. This is an outstanding 

opportunity for a person 

who desires o career in 

RetaH Store Management. Persons 

must be self motivated, 

bubbly, enthusiastic and not 

afraid of hard work. Experience 

in grocery, food or 

dairy retail extremely helpful, 

but company will train right 

person Excellent starting salary 

plus incentive bonus program 

and complete company 

paid benefit package including 

profit sharing Send resume 

or data sheet to: 

DISTRICT SALES MANAGER 

GENERAL NUTRITION CENTER 

BEECHMONT MALL 

7500 BEECHMONT AVE. 

CINCINNATI, OHIO 45230 

Interviews will be 

held in your area 

BUILDING 

CUSTODIAN 

WANTED Mature, Dependable Individual 

With seme experience, to 

help maintain 2 buildings. Apply In 

person 

KYSOR ELECTRONIC 

SYSTEAAS 

20975 Telegraph Rd. 

Southfield 


MALE and female applicants 

INTERVIEWS UNLIMITED! needed for positions open. 131 

Attractive public contact work Maple. $44-42$4 

Part time with full time earnings. 

BIRMINGHAM 

Call after 4 PM 72*-2lX3 EMPLOYMENT BUREAU 

OPERATING ENGINEER 

WESTLAND CENTER 

Minimum qualifications: High pressure 

boiler and 3rd. class refrigeration 

license. City of Detroit or 

aqual. Soma H B.A C., pneumatic, 

electrical knowladgt. maintenance 

experltnce deslrtd Apply in person: 

Westland Center. Wayne It 

War ran Rds , In tht concourse. Ask 

for Gene Sweet. 


BEAUTICIAN 

Eiperlenced. Pleasant working conditions. 

Call for an interview. 

Days. 522-11M Evenings. 421-2171 

BEAUTY OPERATOR, full-time, 

clientele waKlng. Sean's Hair Fashions. 

Auburn Hts. 142 1441 

FULL time cook, days. A 

person Guernsey Farms 

tlNO Nov! Rd , Nortkvllla 

YOUNG MAN about M lor stock la 

deem town Detroit store, good opportunity 

for high school gradiUM. 

DRAFTSMAN 

DESIGNER 

Ta assist la tht development of 

aaw display products Responsl 

billties would Include preparing prototypes 

and estsbllshlng production 

standards Plaaaa send rasuma to 

P. 0. Box ITI, Farmington Hills, 

Michigan 4M24 

500 Help wanted 

EASTSIDE STUDIO 

Needs interior designer with own 

following. Liberal commissions, 

paid vacation, car allowance Send 

resume and references to Box 531. 

Observer * Eccentric Newspapera. 

38251 Schoolcraft, Livonia. Michigan 

41150 

DRAPERY INSTALLATION 

and measure man needed for Eastside 

Studio Custom work, 3 day 

week guaranteed. Paid vacation 

Give references Bo* 538. Observer 

4 Eccentri/ Newspsptrs, 38251 

Schoolcraft? Livonia Michigan 

48150 

Purchasing 

Production Control 

Excellent opportunity for alert Individual 

with technical background 

to assume responsible position In a 

growing company College hack 

ground required Please submit resume 

to P.O. Box 578, Farmington 

Hills, Michigan 48024 

WAITRESS, afternoons Apply at 

Here's West, 3M85 Plymouth Rd 

Livonia. 

FRANKLIN HILLS 

CADDIE ROUNDUP 

Saturday, March 29 at 9 AM 

Contact Russ Streeter, Caddie 

Supt. for further informatioa 

851-4339 

WANTED, Hair Dressers. Topcommlssions 

Southfield area. Full or 

part time. Experienced 777-7203 

All positions are fee paid arid 

available in Detroit and suburbs. 

Permanent and temporary 

assignments. 

Mich. Insurance 

Personnel Serv. 

155 W. Congress 

961-8755 

BUSINESS Opportunity, looking for 

a Delicatessen Manager; student 

clientele. Use our facilities for DeU 

on a profit sharing or lease basis 

Must be exptritneed Eastern Michan 

University and University of 

Slchlgan area. Huron Hotel ft 

Lounge. 413-1771 or 4434478 

MATURE woman for Attendant In 

Laundry Apply: The Wash Hut. 

11180 Grand River. Farmington 

47(0104 

MAN INTERESTED 

IN RELOCATING 

in Northern Michigan Must 

be experienced in high speed 

and carbide brooch grinding 

Send resume to box 524, Observer 

4 Eccentric Newspapers, 

36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, 

Michigan 48150. 

YARD maintenance * handyman 

Mowing, trimming, fertilising, complete 

clean up. etc. Also window 

trashing, garago cleaning, etc 3 

homes In a row to bid for. Prefer 

your equipment Bloomfleld Township 

area After I PM , 

CHIEF TOOL 

ENGINEbR 

With h|-speed cutting tool design ei 

parlance Top firm, salary, bmtflts, 

future growth. Fee paid. For 

Immediate consMarltton call In 

confidence, W. Clark at BlB-?OI-OiOO 

or write: 

CENTRAL STATES PERSONAL 

"Tht Industry Specialists" 

P.O. Box 2041 

Ann Arbor. Mich. 40101 

BEAUTICIANS WANTED for w« 

MARRIED couple to clean Auto Dl- 

Cantar. nights. I to !• PM. 

var 

Livonia. 

500 Htlp Wanted 

NATIONALLY known company, 

leader In Its field, has caredr opportunity 

for service technician h 

electronic scale fiald. Must havt 

electronic background and aptitude 

Preftr men 21 to 35. Michigan 

drlvtr's license required. Call. 

HM7N 

SALESMAN 

Are you earning $15,000 or 

so but no opportunity to at 

least double your income? 

Advancement opportunities 

unlikely? 

Permanent position for experienced, 

mechanically inclined, 

well - groomed young 

man selling for a well-known 

national building products 

company.' 

477-2567 

CITY OF WESTLAND 

117$ SUMMER REC PROGRAM 

Applications from Westland residents 

will be accepted through 

Frlddy March 21st. for : 

PLAYGROUND SUPERVISORS 

ARTS Ir CRAFTS INSTRUCTORS 

RECREATION PLAYLEADERS 

ASSISTANT PLAYLEADERS 

BATON INSTRUCTORS 

RECREATION ATTENDANTS 

AND OTHER CLASSIFICATIONS 

Apply to Westland, Parks and Recreation. 

32715 Dorsey Rd 722-7820 

HELP WANTED, evening counter 

work, over II. apply in person 

after 2 PM, Mr Tony's Sub Shop. 

4721 Woodward. Royal Oak 

HYDRAULIC TUBE BENDERS 

POWER UNIT BUILDERS 

EXPERIENCED 

TOP WAGES 

OVERTIME 

FRINGES 

261-4611 

JANITORS - evenings, psrt-tlma, 

steady Experienced Muat have 

transportation Greenfield - 10 Mile 

arts 571057$ 

TELEPHONE solicitors, full time, 

top wages Call 550-7W0 

CARTOGRAPHER 

EXTRA $$$ 

Bloomfleld firm desires cartogra 

pher's services on a per-job basis 

Excellent opportunity for supplementing 

existing income Equal opportunity 

employer 

858-2445 

FULL TIME experienced lawn 

maintenance personnel Stsrt April 

15 thru Oct 17 Could work Into full 

yesr around }ob 5254290 

CATERING LADIES, set up and 

service, part-time only Call Monday 

Friday 10 AM to 5 PM 

531-7120. ExL 454 

EMBROIDERY MACHINE oper 

ator, for production work, 1424131 

ACCOUNTANT-resldentlal builder 

requires young mafi with good general 

accounting Computer oriented 

MAID 

For motel. Full or part-time. No experience 

necessary 5334000 


Derrtal-Medica! 

NURSE RN Full time midnights 

RN dsvs LPN. afternoon shift, 

full time Fringe benefits Bedford 

Villa Nursing Home Southfield 

557-3333 

BILLING CLERK must know cod 

ing plus Medicare Medicaid, light 

typing hours 4 PM - 11 PM Minimum 

$3 hour. Towne Personnel 

West 274-7250 

R.N. & L.P.N.- 

FULL h PART TIME 

3 PM.ll 30 PM shift 

Paid Blue Cross and benefits Call 

Mrs Powers 

LAHSER HILLS 

NURSING CENTER 

• 25300 Lahaer Rd Southfield 

354-3222 

DOCTOR S office seeking medical 

secretary with experience In medical 

transcription and secretarial 

procedures 188-4478 

HIGH SCHOOL JR Interested in 

veterinary medicine. Must type 

Send resume to Box 502. Observer 

& Eccentric Newspapers. 38251 

Schoolcraft. Livonia Michigan 

48150 

R.N., L.P.N. 

Full Or port time 

Aflernoon shift 

Apply 9 AM- 4 PM. Mon. thru 

Fri. of: 

ARNOLD HOME 

18520 W 7 Mile _ 

KE 1-4001 

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST 

Attractive smile pleasing personality. 

experienced Excellent salary 

Send resume Dental Office. 1311 

Ann Arbor Rd. Plymouth Michigan. 

48170 

MEDICAL SECRETARY Must 

have experience in dictation, all Insurance 

billings plus psyroll 

Northland sres 550-7101 

X-RAY . TECHS 

Positions svsilsble on all shifts for 

registered Techs Apply I to 12. 

Tuts thru Fri Personnel Office. 

Crittenton Hospital. Rochester 

8514800 


502 Hilp Wanted 

Dental Medical 

AVON DALE Convalescent Heme, a 

SNF has openings for full time PM 

nurse Call between I - $.. M, • F 

8SI-4422 

DENTAL 

HYGIEN 1ST 

EXPERIENCED, full time Blr 

mingham Area 

642-8130 

LICENSED X Ray Technician full 

time Trov area. 540430 

RN'S 

RNs 

& LPNs 

DAYS 4 AFTERNOONS 

Full A Part Time 

CAMELOT HALL 

35100 Ann Arbor Trail 

Livonia 522 1444 

504 

(R.W.G-70HC 

A«-I— TLF LLNIT 

Help wamea 

Omce-Oerical 

SUBURBAN 

OPPORTUNITIES 

Employers Pay Fee en Thaaar 

GIRL FRIDAY, to MM. Fat Paid 

Good appearance. Good typist. Dictaphone 

Light bookkeeping. Farmington 

MCST. to 1550 Fee Paid Experienced 

or will train 70 WPM typist 

Southfield 

INSURANCE ANALYST, to 1010, 

Fee Paid Detail minded Flgart 

aptitude. Aceuratt typist Over 2$ 

Southfield 

Coll Mrs. Evans 477-9840 

SUBURBAN PERSONNEL 

Afternoons Full or part time We 

will orientate and train Good pav. 

benefits, pleasant surroundings 

Apply $-4. Mondav through Friday 

Mrs Lindow 

FARMINGTON NURSING 

PART TIME insurance secretary, 

senior girl OK. Resume by mai 

only No phone applicants Merritt 

Insurance Ageacy. $07 S Mam. 

Plymouth 41170 

ARCHITECTURAL firm nteda ex 

rienced Designer * Draftsman 

GInlmuort I years experience in 

housing and commercial. Smith ft 

a>urman Associates 8424303 

AMBITIOUS Couple interested in 

establishing a second Income. Fantastic 

growth potential 3554350 

HOME 

30405 Folsom Rd Farm Reception 

477-7400 

RECEPTIONIST experienced all 

types Insurance, peg board system Medical 

appointments, patient contact 4 

davs Redford Twp 1374124 

Suburban doctor needs sharp gal 

with good typing and medical terminology 

for front desk Call Lorf. 

SSI 3000 

sonnel 

Choate A Choate Per 

background to assist chief account- 

ant Orchard Lake - Long ig Lak Lake Rd. 

area In W Bloomfleld 11,000 

110,000 yearly Send complete re-| 

sume lo Chief Accountant. Box 529, 

Birmingham. Mi. 480IJ 

DENTAL HYGIENIST 

4's days Plymouth area. 443-llMi 

NURSING HOME NEEDS 

RNs ft LPNs 

Afterhoon ft Midnight Shifts 

•44401$ 

LPN 

MIDNIGHTS 

If you or® the dynamic and 

progressiva LPN rqody to tokp 

the position as Unit Charge 

Nurse. Coll ui at: 

722-3170 

Ask for Ma. Judy Gilbert 

RECEPTIONIST; Esr. Nose 

Throat Experienced, all types e( 1a- 

building. Highland Park. M7-MM 

RN's. LPN. and GN needed • all 

shifts, for newly expanded Dorvin 

Convalescent Inc Apply in person 

20270 Morelock. Livonia, Michigan 

between the hours of 9 AM - 3 PM 

RNS 

Midnights, full time, no weekends 

Small convalescent 

home in Livonia. Contact Director 

of Nurses. 

421-4800 

DENTAL ASSISTANT • full time in 

central Livonia office Experience 

desirable, but not mandatory Must 

be HSG with 3 to 4 years working 

experience living In the Immediate 

area Personable and willing to 

learn new skills 281 7101 

, KITCHEN HELP 

NURSES AIDES 

DAY SHIFT 

HENDRY 

Convalescent Center 

Apply in person Mon thru Fri 

Between 9-4 

105 Haggerty Plymouth 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT expe 

rienced lo assist Orthopedic Sur 

geon in Southfield Must know in 

surance. X-ray helpful Monday 

through Fridav 9 AM lo 5 PM 

EL 7-1884 

RNS and -LPNS 

Part-Time 

Apply In Person 

WILLIAMSBURG 

Convalescent Ctr 

21017 Middlebelt. Farm 

Between Grd River & 8 Mile 

DOCTOR S OFFICE Assistant 

rt-time. some typing Experience 

CIpful Send resume to H Chapman 

33681 Chief Lane Westland 

NURSES AIDES 

FULL OR PART TIME 

ALL SHIFTS 

Apply In Person 

FRANKLIN MANOR 

CONVALESCENT CENTR 

352-7390 

DENTAL ASSISTANT experienced 

full time. Birmingham 

Send resume and desired salsrv to 

Box 528. Observer ft Eccentric 

rs. 38251 Schoolcraft Li 

ichigan • 48150 

504 Help Want 

Office-Oerk 

EXECUTIVE 

SECRETARY 

Work with heod of company 

Excellent skills). Detailed and 

versatile position. Beautiful 

suburban corrpany. 

Lois Ray Personnel 

559-0560 

RECEPTIONIST 

Good .typing, some invoicing 

and phone work. Beautiful 

suburban company. 

Lois Ray Personnel 

559-0560 

SECRETARY for 2-gtl manrfac 

turers representative office Must 

havt 3 vears of secretarial axperlence. 

Including shorthand Must 

bt good on phone and have aptitude 

to Itarn technical terms. 

Ordtr and quotation experience 

helpful Rtftrtncaa necessary S7Vt 

hrs. 12 Mile near Northwestern. 

354-1813 

FUTURE - MINDED? 

$450 To Start 

Ground - floor opportunity In suburban 

office for person with clerical 

skills. Great benefit package too! 

Call Kay Taylor 

588-5400 

SNELLING & SNELLING 

PERSONNEL 

.4 

SECRETARY-RECEPTIONIST 

for new West Bloomfield Real 

Estate Office opening soon. 

Must be experienced and 

have good typing skills. 

Call Joe Medwed, 

559-8333 

WOMAN WANTED, full-tlat, goad 

typist far gsoaral office work toduding 

proteasing Magaataa subscriptions 

'up-dsting recording filing. 

ate.) Sand resume te CMro 

Newt Publishing Co , MOM W. 10 

Ml la Rd.. FarmTagten Hills • 

CAR BIUER 

Immediate 

car Mller. Recant experience preferred. 

Highest wages, plus Btet 

Cross. Ufa 

sharing plan. CaU Mrs. Hals. 

453-7500 

DON MASSEY CAW L LAC 

INC. 

Plymouth, Michigan 

rv. sho 

not necessary, some bookkeeping, 

must be able to travel, fee paid to 

1200 week Towne Personnel West. 

274-7250 

No Shorthand 

N'Land $600 

No sherthand required by this fantastic 

firm, just outgoing personality 

and organised thinking will put 

you In top spot Why pay an 

agency fee* A better future for 

free at 

THE FREE AGENCY 

354 3210 1.304PM 

Dentist Aide West 

Suburban urgently needs your patience 

with patients Select your 

starting salary call Dale Gates 

at 281-2111 (open till 7 pm weekdays! 

Personnel 


OFFICE Girl, Friday type, for general 

office work Should be expe 

rienced in bookkeeping, typing ft filing 

Lahser • 5 Mile area Reply 

box $31, Observer ft Eccentric 

Newspapers. 38251 Schoolcraft. Livonia. 

Michigan 48150 

Clerk Typist 

Position open for individual 

with good typing skills, filing 

ond general office work Calculator 

and occounts payobie 

experience helpful. Salary 

based on experience Paid vocation 

and complete insurance 

benefits Hours 9 AM to 

5:30 PM For appointment 

call 642-4200. 

Silhouette/ American 

Health Spas 

30555 Southfield Rd 

Suite 400 

Southfield at 13 Mile 

Southfield 

SECRETARY for Troy Financial 

Firm Good skills reqiured lo 

work for VP in luxury offices 

Excellent benefits ond fee 

paid Salory $600 

ADAMS 

& 

MARTIN 

PERSONNEL 

920 E Maple Birmingham 

646-5600 

ORDER DESK. 1175. Fee Paid 

Read cutting tool prints, like telephone 

work Farmington CaU Mr 

Grant, Suburban Personnel 4774M0 

MEDICAL INSURANCE CLERK 

W. SUBURBS $130 

Light typing OK - Flexible hours. 

Call Pam Smith at 211-2111 (till 7 

PM weekdays i Personnel 

PERMANENT STAFF COMPANY 

OPERATOR 

NCR Bookkeeping machine Model 

S3 for Accounts Receivable (heavy 

load) Must be fully experienced. 

Five day week 

Apply 12130 Greenfield 

Ntar Plymouth Rd 

SECRETARY with bookkeeping ex 

E 

rience Apply at 31484 W 8 Vile 

I., Farmington Mich 

LIGHT SHORTHAND 

or speedy longhand will start you 

aa Sec y to easy to please South 

field executive who pays your 

agency fee Good phone manner 

and accurste typing? Earn $120tisa 

weak Please call Ms Baker 

at $42-3143 (open till 7 pm I 


Airport Area Sec y $000 

Company pays personnel service 

fee aad ... very top benefits to adf 

• supervisor with Ught shorthand. 

Reliable Start now! Call Carol 

Dwytr at 2814111 (open till 7 pm 

weekdays 1 


TELEPHONE 

RECEPTIONIST 

Needed immediately. Dependable 

full time woman for answering 

telephone, minor filing, 

some typing and clerical, 

Must be neat, have a good 

voice Over 25, 5'/t days, 

hours flexible. Excellent pay. 

apply in person 26400 W 8 

Mile Rd 

TEMPORARY 

TYPISTS 

SECRETARIES 

STENOGRAPHERS 

. CALL 

win GIRL 

545-6828 

FOR OFFICE NEAREST YOU 

GENERAL OFFICE he* 

Wayne Oakland Laadkeapi 474-4 Ml

s 

HC*f(RtW.G-»C) THB OBSMtVEK k ECCENTRIC Thur^, Myth 20. 1975 

904 

SECRETARY 

For Notionol Corporation. 

Shorp person with good communication. 

skills. WW advance 

quickly. $585 up to 

$628, in two weeks. Compony 

poy» fee. 

ACCURACY 

PERSONNEL 

Birmingham 

Southfield 

642-3050 

358-2010 

SECRETARY-RECK PTIONBT 

Needed at mci, r*r MM gb-l • 

in Southfield. Duties include 

rat* typing, filing aad general office 

Shorthand not required, 

Livonia Typists(3)' 

The bloom to back to large, local 

company's future. Hiring. Nov! 

Three peraoaa with 1 to 3 year* experience. 

$111-9119. Call Pam 

Smith at Ml-IUI (till 7 pre) Per 

PERMANENT STAFF COMPANY 

Stat Experience? 

Typist with good accuracy needed 

here NW suburb an employer pays 

SIM week Call now at 543-3143 till 

7 pm Personnel 


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who prefers public contact, (barter 

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T!««d«T. March 20, 4975 THE OBSERVER k ECCENTRIC (R,W,G-9Q*I3C ^ 

504 H* Wanted 

AUJO SALES. 

SALESMAN NEEDED FOR 

LOCAL SUBURBAN DEALER 

Yotag. aggrassive pmtn i n M 

to nil ppeition as combination Sales 

man: New Cert. Trucks. Ueed 

Cert. 

Experience not necessery Will 

train the right pereon 

Send Raaume to Boi IN Obaerver 

• Eccentric Newspapers. »m 

Schoolcraft. Livonia Michigan 

m 

Obaerver A Eccentric Newspaper* 

JOS I Schoolcraft Livonia. Mich 

LADIES 

Moke money full or port 

time • Hove o nutritionol 

porty. Our prog rom guaran- 

tee* better health- in 30 day*, 

(in writing). Or mon®y r ® 

funded. It really work*! You 

provide the audience We do 

the rev, 

CALL NOW' 

352-5758 

306 Htlp 

Safes 

A I opportunity full and part time 

no experience, no investment no de- 

liveries Call between 19-3 Ml -27M 

or 754 7174 

COME, GROW 

WITH US! 

RAPIDLY GROWING 

EARL KEIM REALTY COMPANY 

Of PLYMOUTH 

hos found it neeessoty to in- 

crease it* *ales staff to handle 

our increasing sales volume 

We have 2 full time position* 

open for experienced sole* 

people in our Northville of- 

fice Interested? 

Call Jim Bress 

349 5600 

Real Estate Sales 

Pari time or full time new homes 

no mortgage money or listing prob 

lems Openings in Washtenaw 

Wayne Oakland and Macomb Coun 

tits Represent nationally known 

home builder Call Mr Rodd 474 

3135 or evenings , 357 1424 

MUSIC STORE now hiring sales 

person for keyboard guitar and 

amplifier Must be over 18 Call 

Ml 1141 or 544 9700 

READY TO WEAR 

SALESLADIES 

Experienced mature sales per 

sonnel for full time employment 

particularly seasoned in sales of 

coats A dresses Opportunity for ad 

vancement plus excellent company 

benefits Apply in person 

ALBERTS 

NORTHLAND CENTER 

Menswear 

SALES PEOPLE 

WANTED 

EXPERIENCED ONLY 

For exclusive Men A store opening 

in Farmington area Full or part 

time age no factor Blue Cross 

profit sharing available State expe 

nence and statistics in brief note 

to A M GABRIEI.S 18074 Oak 

Drive Detroit 48221 

FULLER BRUSH 

Con Ploce 2 full and 2 part 

time mature adults Livonia, 

Farmington area Car neces- 

sary S50 part time $200 & 

up full time Phone 

271-3738 

VERY EXPERIENCED person to 

work in exclusive high fashion 

Women's Boutique Birmingham 

aret Musi love working with cus 

tomers and be capable of coordinat 

ing outfits Full or part time 25 

years or over $42-3088 

CAREER 

Opportunity 

I'm tired of Interviewing Sole* 

People for a career opportu- 

nity and only talking to 

people who are *ati*fied earn- 

ing $200 to $250 weekly 

People without ambitionl If 

there it someone with a 

strong desire for a healthy fi- 

nancial future with no travel, 

no competition, no soliciting: 

we offer*: 

1. Income, $300 to $500 per 

week. 

2. 25% automatic second 

year increose. 

3. Unique lead source. 

4. Over 50% closing averoge. 

5. - Excellent retirement ben- 

efits. 4 •> 

6. Incentive program: Carib- 

bean cruise, Las Vega*, Ha- 

woiion trip* 

For per*onel and confidential 

nterview. send complete re- 

*ume to Box 532, 

Observer •& Eccentric News- 

papers. 36251 Schoolcraft. Li- 

vonia, Michigan 48150. 

CENTURY 21 

THINK SPRING - Think Selling 

Real Estate Join the largest and 

still growing Real Estate Firm In 

the country Offering excellent 

class room training and finest refer- 

ral system Top Commission Mul- 

tiple Listing Service 

BIRMINGHAM • TROY 

LIBBY & ASSOC Inc. 

644-3232 

BLOOMFIELD-W BLOOMFIELD 

SECONTINE ASSOC 

626-8800 

HOUSEWIVES 

If you wont to become more 

active with part-time employ 

ment. consider applying for 

one of the sales positions at 

Hickory Farms Of Ohio This 

is one of America's leodmg 

cheese stores and will be 

opening soon in the North- 

land Sapping Center (next to 

J C Penney). Work mornings, 

afternoons or evenings No ex- 

perience necessary. Will train 

Apply in person only to Mr 

Mike Doyle, between 1-2 

Noon and 5 PM on Fri., 

March 21 

506 Hdp Wanted 

AVON 

GET BACK INTO THE SWING OF 

THINGS Be an Avon Represenla 

live Meet people have fun. find 

out how profitable selling is when 

vou ve go< beautiful fragrances, 

cosmetics, )ewelrv and family prod 

ucts too I'll show vou how Please 

call 

MS 0455 427 4000 

152 2926 422 2252 

SALESMAN 

SELL Industrial Footwear to In 

dustry Retail shoe experienc help 

ful Mature reliable individuals 

onlv Salary plus commission Call 

Week days or Saturday 'A M 

532 3812 

REPRESENTATIVE 

For nationwide food com- 

pany, commissions and bo- 

nuses Apply in person: 

8900 Telegraph 

Detroit Mich 48239 

Modeling School Sales 

The world lamous BARBIZON 

SCHOOL OF MODELING is seek 

ing women who have a sales back 

ground Must be chic and have a 

knowledge of the fashion field 

Eves and Saturdays a must Draw 

against commission plus bonus 

Call Miss Dega 

353-2800 

EXPANSION 

Positions available for experienced 

or non experienced sales people 

Full training facilities in classroom 

and in the field Fastest growing 

and largest real estate firm in the 

country 1000 offices nationally 

CaU Mr Chevnne for appointment 

642-8100 

Century 2 1 

Libby h Assoc South 

Birmingham 

SALES-MANAGEMENT 

Active Better Sportswear Depart 

ment has opening for an expe 

rienced Salesperson and also for a 

Department Manager Excellent po 

sit ion for ambitious career person 

MARTI-K 

SUBURBAN 

OAK PARK 

CaU II AM 5 PM 399 3377 

After 5 PM 353 1179 

WAINTED Neat appearing expe 

rienced food salesmen to call on 

chain and independent food mar 

kets Car furnished or car allow 

anoe Pleasant working conditions 

Send resume to Box 534 Observer 

k Eccentnc Newspapers 36251 

Schoolcraft Livonia. Michigan 

44150 

EXPERIENCED 

SALESWOMAN 

to estoblish life department in 

large fire and casualty 

agency Byron W Trerice 

Agency. 24245 Northwestern 

Highway, Southfield 

355-5400 

SALESMAN FOR Men s Clothing 

store Experience not necessarv 

Salary plus S 

CONDUCTED BY 

GINI 

647-1674 

FLEA MARKET. Saturdays A Sun 

davs. 9 AM to 6 PM Perry and 

Water St. downtown Pontiac 

Plants, plaster crafts books, glass 

toys, and trains New with us this 

week. Gingerbread House Antiques 

of Lake Orion 

ANTIQUE CLOCKS banjo oak 

regulator, and many other types 

Also oak curio cabinet, mirrored 

back glass shelves 626 9057 

CUPBOARD cradV settee Ubles 

chairs desk, rockers, organ stool, 

commodes ice box, oval walnut 

Victorian lamp table, much too 

much to list All in excellent condt 

lion 453-2285 

1/)VELY Victorian Oil Lamp with 

brass base and etched globe. $45 

Interesting Victorian hall stand 

with mirror and decorative tiles 

$70 Drop leaf table $60 642-4259 

702 Antiques 706 Appftancot & 

KENMORE |« rsnee Mjnch- _ 

white, good condtt*—. 4M MMM» 

GE REFRIGERATOR PreewTTt y- 

ft.. good condition $44. MI-4lM . ( 

DEALERS wanted for Flea Market 

Craft Show May 17 at Holmes Jr 

High. Livonia CaU for space 427-4S4S 

- JL 

MOVING, must sell 4 

white GE potaerubher dishwasher >

140(R,WXMpC) THE OBSERVER It ECCENTRIC Thur»d*Y. Muth 20l 1975 

706 

GE portable ob 

lero 447-4522 

CUSTOM DRESSMAKING 

Alterations 

Bridal k Formal 

Fast Service 4M-7472 

DRESS DESION, Dressmaking, Al- 

tarauons. all type buttonholes Pri- 

vate SOWIM lessons 

Call 94, 52549M. 47*4771 

CUSTOM mad* elothji: dresses 

suits, wedding gowns, BrideemaMa' 

». alterations. M years ex^ 

Dressmaking & 

Tailoring 

ALTERATIONS, all kinds, men 

and women. Fast service. Call any- 

time 30 vears experience Let 

phone ring long time Birmingham, 

4474350 

Bee tried 

KING A SON ELECTRIC 

RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL 

522-4557 LICENSED 

Use Your BankAmericard 

J A J ELECTRIC 

Residential, commercial, FHA 

work and free estimates After 4 

PM 4444295 or 4M 247I 

BRITE Electric, residential A com- 

mercial Repairs, violations Rea- 

sonable SS3-3Sa4 

TERRY MCINALLY ELECTRIC - 

Rochester. Residential, com- 

mercial wiring, home repairs, fsst 

service, call 4524147 

MASTER ELECTRICIAN 

Res I Remodeling -Com m I 

Free Estimate Licensed 151-7447 

ELECTRICAL 

SERVICE-INCREASES-CHANGES 

ELECTRIC HEAT INSTALLED 

Mercury, Lucalox Floodlights 

Industrial. Residential, comm'l 

Floodlltes-Park area:Bldg drives 

Mach controls-Fluorescent lights 

GOOD WIRING DOESN'T COST 

IT PAYS!!! 

"Speedy" Electric 

VE 5-0600 

ELECTRICAL WORK DONE 

Reasonable rales, free est , fast 

service No job too big or small. 

425-2072 

A&N ELECTRIC CO 

Resident! Commer'l. Industl 

Over 20 yrs. Experience 

We do Household Wiring 

Ranges. Dryers Service changes. 

Alterations. Additions, etc 

Also: Shops. Stores. Lot Ligtting 

specialists 

FAST. EFFICIENT SERVICE! 

421-3838 

COLLINS ELECTRIC CO 

RESIDENTIAL. COMMERCIAL 

Eat 19M GA 1-2*44 

BOLLIN ELECTRIC 

Commerclal-Indnatrlal-Resl 

GA MtM ) • 

BILL AUTRY, Elec Contractor 

Commercial. Induatrial. Repairs 

Violations. Reasonable. Work 

KE MtM; after I PM. 4tt 

K R 

¥ 

BULLDOZING 

GRADING-BACKHOE 

Ray's Landscaping A Nursery 

PENCINO 

WOOD. S 

FREE EST 

STEEL AND REPAIRS 

347-234f 

FIREPLACE WOOD 

SEASONED HARDWOODS |2S/cd 

FRUITWOODS $35/cd 

419-1493 

MIXED HARDWOOD 

Full Face Cord, well seasoned, 125 

Delivered anywhere 5914427 

J W WRIGHT SUPPLY 

FIREWOOD 

4744044 

SEASONED mixed hardwood. deU 

ering face cords dailv, Troy - 

mingham Bloomfield • Roche 

A surrounding area. 

HARDWOOD. Oak. Hickory. 2 fa** 

cords 24 In ISO It In.. $45 Deliv- 

ered Tree removal. I AM- I PM 

6*2 2571 

Boor Service 

FLOOR Sanding Finishing A 

Stsin Work beautifully done 

Work myself IM-ltlS 

FLOOR SANDING-REFINISHINO 

Old floors our specialty Very 

reasonable. ,Free est 477-77M 

Furnoce Repair 

FURNACE SERVICE 

Cleaning. Repair. Instsllatien 

Humidifiers. Boilers 

Reasonable Rates 

KRAUSE'S 

HOME HEATING SERVICE 

Mas fere ha rge 453-0228 

Furniture 

FURNITURE REPAIR 

Reupholstering A Refmishing 

Our specialty Ts repairing ri 

lueing and reupholstering dini 

room chairs 

•e«l 

dinng 

M14MV 

FURNITURE REPAIR 

SERVJCS 

422-72*4 

Garages 

' Garages-All Styled 

ALL Home Improvement 

Lowest Discount Prices 

Owner is your Salesmsn 

FREE EST E-S TBRMS 

HYGRADE BUILDING 

Cad Anytime 

557-2880 

GARAGE DOORS 

REPAIRED OR REPLACED. Elec- 

tric Operators After 4 PM. 42544*7 

HOME REPAIRS. Large and 

small Carpentry, electric, plumb- 

ing Painting Inside and out 0* 

tors and roef repairs H7-14M 

EXPERIENCED HANDYMAN 

Elec.. plumbing, carpentry. bvBUn 

Handyman Fla meet 

Doors cut. minor plumblM * Mat, 

disposals, locks iffCKELiOJ^ 

iMJtn 

i'ftt!.. 

A

Thursday, March 2ft 1975 THE OBSERVER k ECCENTRIC (R,WfO-llO»JC 

710 Mbc. F«r Sab 

,!, Oakland County 

heel eflar ever CM Walnut mity. 

IMI in m-mn 

APAWTMENT furnish tags 

nirm World' twin MB. t 

Dresser. I iriwn I fl 

miner "MUI frame Urn* 

im

lftO(RtW,G-lX) THE 0B8ERVER k ECCENTRIC Thunda^ March 20. 1975 

730 Sporting Goods 

SLATS POOL TAILSS UM 

732 Wearing Apparel 

baits BOUTIQUE 

Sailing tM brand m ctotbw Al 

has to p. 81ms Ml. Fancy, Sport- 

Ums. *-n* aIt. Por appo to tenant. 

irv«M4. m*« 

MATERNITY clothes for spring k 

summer, li* HI, young us to 

data faablons, many from Page 

•ay. eicellent condition, reason 

able 477-M7I 

LIUTITIA Mink Stole. Aho char 

coal brawa aaiari fur coat, alac It, 

eicelleat cootfitioa 6434107 

WEDDING Gown, lace. *lsa 14. 

Baautlful. Excellent condition 

IIM UI-7111 

PETITE dMk|aar draaaaa. Slae I, 

I. Sboaa, (lac 4. 4W Thurs Fri 

only Mill Qaaa Court. AlU Loma 

Sob Grand Rlvef Farmington Rd 

araa 

PANT SUITS, draaaai. ensembles, 

slacks. topa 1-11, excellent condition 

Shoes, 74. Wlga Mem clothing 

42149K 

CAMEL HAIR coat. navy, lady* 

ilu 14-11 Worn twice. Excellent 

condition 115. 45*4217 

LONG DRESS siae 14. suitable for 

prom Never been worn 531-4964 

LOVELY brown Mink jacket. MOO 

HMIIt 

GIRL'S 4 • IX and 7 - 14. tome 

cbubbiea Alao boy'a II - It; In 

time for Easter 4274679 

CHILDREN'S. J union, and Ladles 

winter and summer clothing and 

maternity Furniture, baby equip- 

, misc 55MM0 

ment 55S-4J 

CHILDRENS good Spring clothing, 

v«rv reaaonable ible High chair, chair converts 

to youth chair. Drapes, toy 

raise 

IVORY chiffon organdy with unusual 

lace trim, train, and veil Includ 

ed lltS 5154944 

734 Trade or Soil 

WILL trade or sell ($300). IMS Mus 

tang, for Motorcycle 515-1047 

736 Wanted Misc. 

WANTED Table saw. baid saw. 

lathe, chain saw, drill press, roto 

tiller, air conditioner, color T V . 

camping trailer, outboard motor, 

tractor, oak round table, roll lop 

desk 477-1144 

WANTED: Color TVS needing relr 

Must have UHF Channels 

y up to MO 7IS MM or 261^900 

K 

WANTED: Old radios, tubes and 

parts from the 1920 s thru the 40's, 

In any condition Also telegraph 

keys and related equipment Abo 

interested In some early TV'S If 

unaure, please call anyway 52245J1 

WANTED Bedroom Sets. Chests, 

Desks. Refrigerators, Wringer 

Washers, Gas Ranges. Electric 

Ranges. Dressers and Household 

KE 1-5164 

NINE or ten hp Evinrude outboard 

motor, pull start 421-0978 

ALL PIANOS WANTED 

HIGHEST PRICES PAID 

SCANLAN Ke 2 7537 

All Non-Ferrous Metals 

Capper 32-40c Brass 25-38c 

lead 10c Aluminum 8-16c 

BATTERIES 90c 

v . 

Carbide-Nickel-Silver 

Plymouth Iron & Metal 


Weekdays 8 4 30. Sat 8 4 

425-1110 453-1080 

WANTED small sail boat or catamaran. 

call evenings. 626-5841 

FAMILY would like to rent garden 

area that is already plowed, F arm 

ington area 

478-3654 

WANTED; piano, spinet or 

nice condition 113 

SWORDS WANTED 

Japanese. German, dagfers, helmets, 

medals, war souvenirs 

885 9431 

COLOR T V s needing repair, 

under 7 years old. pay up to ISO 

Also B W portables, with UHF, up 

to 110 838 7842 

736 Wonted Misc. 

WANTED. Lloatal and American 

Ftjrer Tralna 729 5696 or »49-7725 

738 Household rets 

POODLE puppies, white or 

vary tiny «Sb 

YOREIE puppy. ARC, malt-ttML 

GERMAN Shepherd pupaTjUCC. 

champlon-skrad ExcaUant quality 

and temperament |1M. 4?t-14M 

COCEER-SPANIEL. ARC. buff. II 

*k. fainale. shoU, trained Ideal 

far children. Private. 64541M 

AMERICAN Eskimo, Boxer. CoUle, 

Labrador, Malamute mixed. 

Poodle. Puppy, small. Yorkahtre 

Terrier. Black Peralan cat. mixed, 

beautiful. 

Shelter For Unwanted Animate 

Ml MM 

IRISH SETTER puppies AKC regis 

tered, American, l, Canadian Chnm- 

ploo blood line M4-I1J5 

BLACK allver Keeahonden. Excellent 

watch dog. I years old. AKC. 

IIM Ml-1450 

PUPPY. 7 weeks. Free to good 

Home Mixed breed, medium sise. 

2554*97 

BORZOI (Ruaaian Wolf Hound> pup 

jMt. best In show, champion sire 

and champion dam. Flashy red and 

white pupa now available for pets 

or show 137-/314 

MINI Sheep dog. fei female. 3 years 

old. completely hous ebroken. good 

with children, mus must find good 

home. IM 

114-3503 

COLLIE, exciting blue female 1 

yr., champion sired, AKC, 545-1460 

SHELTIES, American - Canadian 

champion sired Shots Wormed 

Show t pet. Grown female house 

broken. Reasonable Guaranteed 

K-Mars 83M755 

BOUVIERS, big and beautiful. 

AKC, I weeks, see these before you 

buy 1911471 

Minature Schnauier puppies. 

Whelped January 15 Male lr female, 

AKC registered Permanent 

shots and wormed 7M-5411 

GOLDEN color afghan. I year old. 

male, ready for breeding Best 

offer 511-7052 

FREE St Bernard, 3 years old, 

male, loves children, needs room 

to roam, call after 6 PM 4785808 

GOLDEN RETRIEVER. 4W vears 

spayed female, AKC, beautiful and 

loveable 150 or best offer 626-8970 

MINIATURE Schnauiers, 4 years 

old. male 4 female shots, papers, 

must sell 522-8834 

TOY POODLES, AKC. 8 weeks. 2 

tiny females. 1125 9684369 

MALTESE puppies, male, 4 

months old Shots. AKC. »225 

151-4 M0 

COCKER Spaniels. AKC. Champion 

sired, shots, 681-3067 

GENTLE kitten, gray and white, 

3H months, litter trained, to kind 

loving family 644-4522 

WANT good home for female white 

poodle No papers, Best with older 

children or adults 427-8138 

FREE to good home small black 

male dog, mixed breed, very good 

with children, housebroken, 453-2278 

MEDIUM sized one year old black 

dog. needs room to run and family 

to 1< love. Rochester 375-0092 

FREE to good home mixed breed 

dog Would make good watchdog 8 

mos old Male 4784739 

SCHNAUZER, miniature, AKC. 

salt-pepper, healthy adorable 9 

week ola female |I25 522 7154 

IRISH Setter, sli 

housebroken. 175 

months, male. 

255-6063 

THREE adorable pure whxe kittens. 

free to good home 455-4477 

EASTER rabbits. 8 weeks old. also 

large rabbits, live or dressed Gravlin's, 

13 Mile-Northerwestern Hwy 

SEVEN adorable puppies. 6 weeks 

old, need a home Is each 

KE 4-5334 

WANTED one guinea pig' 937-3126 

MINIATURE Schnauiers. AKC, 7 

weeks, paper trained, 4 female, 

one male, call after 4 PM, 261-4837 

SCOTT IE AKC 5 years, male Excellent 

watchdog Housebroken 

Prefers adults, older children 

1125 476-8217 

if you find your name in today's 

Classified Section 

You've just won 

2 Free 

Red Wing 

Hockey 

Tickets 

740 rot Service 

DOG FOOD' 

SPECIALS 

I lbs I M 

15 lbs MM 

DOG I D. NAME TAGS 

PET SUPPLIES 

beppy Dog Food Di»t. 

J7M7 Ford 'Rd Westland 

TM4144 

BEAGLE, male. Housebroken, free 

to good home. Ut-ITM 

BLUE Peralan female cat for aale. 

with papera. one year old. IM 

4764325 

POODLES, AKC, four" chocolate 

miniature females. 7 weeka, |I5 

6M-M67 

NINE beautifully marked mixed pedigree 

Collie and German Shepherd 

puppies, I weeks. 15 M7-40M 

DOBERMAN AKC, one year old. 

good papers, pleaae call after I 

BT 313-4413 

PUPPIES WANTED 

We find them good homes. Pet 

City, 13 Mile, Van Dyke. Shelby 

Plaxa 739-8717 

SCHNAUZER miniature, home 

raised puppies Wormed, shots, 

trained, guaranteed. Champion 

atud service, professional Brooming. 

Master Charge> Bank 

Amerlcard The Albrecht's 5224380 

AKC. Afghan Pups Weekends and 

evenings. 537413T Days. 537-1111 

IRISH SETTER pups. 10 weeks, 

AKC, 1 male, 1 females, verv reasonable. 

After 6 PM 711-1183 

GOLDEN RETRIEVER puppies, 6 

weeks. AKC. After 5 PM >134162 

AKC NORWEGIAN Elkhound, female, 

1100 or best offer. 533 9288 

The Birmingham Humane has list 

tngs on several pets, dogs, puppies. 

cats and kittens needing good 

homes Call between 9 and 5. No 

Sunday calls MI 4-2339 

POODLE, 2 year old female, 

spayed. 110 358-2967 

SHEPHERD- Husky pups Health 

guaranteed Silver and dark. 125 

274 4964 

ENGLISH Springer Spaniels, 9 

weeks old, AKC, Champion stock, 3 

little Liver and White lovers 375-01M 

DOBERMAN PUP. AKC, beautiful 

black female. Blood lines, in 

telligence, temperament superb 

562-6747 

BEAUTIFUL mixed Brittany Spaniel 

puppies. 15 each 522-7672 

AIREDALE PUPPIES. AKC. champion 

sired, loving family pet Ann 

Arbor 769-4245 

AKC Dachshund, red miniature. 7 

week puppies. 2 female. 2 male, 

455-2433 

WEST HIGHLAND White Terriers. 

AKC registered. 6 weeks old 151- 

4779 or 651-2558 

ALASKAN Malamute, 5 months, 

male. |75, good markings Days, 

851 5030 evenings. 3634586 

CHIHUAHUA. AKC. beautiful fawn 

female. 4 lbs . 4 years old. 150 

718-2843 

OOOD HOMES WANTED 

St Bernard, 10 month old male 

cat, Labrador - Setter pup, Poodle, 

Dachshund. Dalmatian, mixed 

Shepherd. Collie. Cockapoo, Labr 

ador pup. German Shepherd. Old 

English Sheepdog, white cat. 

Beagle, Beagle mixed puppy Many 

others too numerous to mention. 

Call Birmingham Humane between 

9-5, no Sunday calls, Ml 4-2339 

CAT, Russian Blue gray, extreme 

ly clean, intelligent, gentle, very affectiinate. 

neutered To loving 

people 271-3793 

BIRMINGHAM Humane Society 

badly In need of Dog Houses 

Please donate MI 4 2339 

SIAMESE kitten. 7 weeks old. Seal 

Point $20 GA24846 

FREE to good home: female dog, 

one year old. part Shepherd, shots, 

some training 455-2511 

COCKER Spaniel puppies AKC 

Beautiful color, champion sired, 

males Shots 7 weeks 421-4383 

CAT, I months old male, long hair, 

grey, black and white, neutered 

and shots Indoor cat 535-3022 

FREE female, 6 months, housebroken 

mixed breed, white, brown 

spots, cocker size, very bright 642 

H35 or 642-8551 

WISH to give away miniature 

French poodle Male, apricot color, 

4 years old Call 2614358 

GERMAN Shepherd 9 months, Liberstraum, 

obedience trained 

Papers, shots, show stock, must 

sell. IIM 522 2486 

LHASA APSO puppies. AKC registered 

10 weeks, shots, adorable, 

loveable pets 6514747 

FREE puppies. Farmington area 

Call. 476-3030 

SHIH TZU, 2 months old, black and 

white, AKC. shots, wormed After 4 

PM. 8514571 

I'LL love you if you'll love me! I'm 

a cute little Yorxie female, as cute 

as can be 54549M 

GUARANTEED stud service for 

AKC female Shepherd desirwl by 

Plymouth couple. Call Chuck after 

6 PM. 455-4532 

TRI-COUNTY Companion Dog. al 

breed. Obedience Training Classes 

formirl 

699 2762 3554275 

METROPOLITAN 

DOG OBEDIENCE 

TRAINING CLINIC 

Sponsors of all phases of obedience 

training for all breeds of dogs. A 

dog worth owning is a dog worth 

training We train you to train your 

dog Your dog trained tor a better 

pet or dog obedience shows Classes 

starting April 3. Thursday, 7 

PM Health certificate required 

For further information, call 851- 

50M or 3584825 

Stud Service, white Persian est, 

papers, guaranteed litters, reasonable 

rates 876-7232 

THE 

PEPPERMINT 

POODLE 

PARLOR 

Offers complete dog grooming for 

Poodles, Terriers, A most other 

breeds Call: 

453-7711 

IM W Liberty Plymouth 

BOARDING OF /^LL BREEDS 

Bird dog training Obedience train 

ing. Town A Country Kennels, 

47157 Cherry Hill Rd. Plymouth. 

MI 453 2790 

744 Horses, Livestock 

& Equipment 

RABBITS 2 bucks for breeding $10 

each with cagea. 417-1419 

HAY FOR SALE Extra large 

balea Some IM lbs M94411 

HORSE and Saddle, Veterinarian 

owned. Well trained, excellent riding, 

smooth gallop. Good beginning 

horse or advanced. #744171 

HORSE BOARDING, private estate. 

II mlnutea from Birmingham. 

Box stalls, pasture, miles of trail. 

Excellent car*. IM per month. 

17342M 

HORSES BOARDED. |I9 

Plymouth area, box stalla. 4554063, 

429-4M9 

HORSES BOARDED. Small, private 

farm wanta boarders. Box 

stalls S II acres of pasture MM 

Welch. Walled Lak* CaU 1 

after I PM 

800 Recreational 

VeNdes 

EMPIRE 

TRAVEL TRAILERS 

By the makers of APACHE 

CAMPERS PARADISE 

Open Mon. thru Thurv, til' 8 

PM 

Op«n Tues., Wed., Fri., Sot., 

t.'l 5:30 PM 

29070 Plymouth, Livonia, 

261-J100 

20804 John R., Hazel Park, 

545-9026 

10040 S. Telegraph, Taylor, 

291-7175 

A APACHE 

Is your BEST BUY! Come on in 

and SEE WHY! 

Campers Paradise 

Open Man. thru Thurs til' 8 

PM 

Open Tues., Wed., Fri, Sat., 

til' 5:30 PM 

29070 Plymouth, Livonia, 

261-1100 

20804 John R , Hazel Park, 

545-9026 

10040 S. Telegraph, Taylor, 

291-7175 

CHEVY 1174 G 10 Van Windows, 

power brakes, steering, radio, upholstered 

Interior, many extras. 

M7-2675 

VAN CONVERSION 

The Slip-in Camping Unit is Custom 

Built. To CONVERT any make 

ef Van into a Complete Comfortable 

Camper No cutting or bolting 

necessary. 

ONLY $650 

For more Information, call or 

write, Connelly Enterprises, 1117 

W Maple Road. Walled Lake. 

48068 1-624-5216 

802 Snowmobiles 

NEW Snowmobile Trailer 851-1717 

RUPP & COLUMBIA 

SNOWMOBILES 

NEW 1975 MACHINES 

440CC. 40 HP 

1595 UP 

LaBARONS SPORTS INC 

34711 Dequindre 

S of 15 Ml., Troy 

565 3536 

SKI DOO '73. 400 FA, built up for 

racing, new engine, clutch, expansion 

chambers, etc Double trailer 

$950 After 6 PM 5254422 

804 Airplanes 

CESSNA 1971, 401B. no damage, 

always hangared. 1 owner, immaculate, 

licensed till 8/75, total hours 

650 Call Woody 5214200 

CESSNA 19M Skyhawk, with two 

Mark 12. 3M channel ADF $7,450 

Call Woody, 5214200 

GAT-1 Simulator, meticulously 

maintained Call Woody, 5214200 

806 Boats & Motors 

FIBERGLAS Canoe.12 ft excellent 

condition. 9S7«24 

SAILBOAT. 16 ft Day Siilor, 

Chrysler Lone Star, trailer includ 

ed. call 626-7368 

11 ft aluminum boat 7to hp motor 

Accessories Roof-top boat carrier, 

used 3 times Priced to sell After 

I SO PM or anytime weekends, 

6444001 

14 Ft. Rebel flberglas sailboat 

91391, aluminum rigi suits of 

sails. Pamco trailer' a firm 

559-4364 

SAILBOAT. 13 ft. Bayvlewer, nice 

shape Fun to sail With trailer, 

$500 647-3847 

LUGER 20 ft sailboat, sleeps 4 

4274457 

EVINRUDE. 19M. 18 hp. excel 

lent condition. $300 477-2648 

SAILBOAT. South Coast. 22 foot, 

large cockpit, dinette, with trailer, 

sails, $3915 Great Lakes Sailboats 

559-0361 4774023 

TRAILER & BOAT 

STORAGE 

Protected-Fenced Lighted 

630 E. Wolton Blvd Pontiac 

373 5350 338-6246 

812 Motorcycles, 

Go-Karts-Mini Bikes 

BSA 650. no title, trade for Honda 

Twin 305 or bigger or sell 5354406 

SUZUKI 1972. 350. good condition. 

$600 851-4096 

SUZUKI 1972 TC 90 Like new 1,819 

miles Asking 1375 357 2924 

KAWASAKI 1973 , 350 Enduro. like 

new. 422 7535 

HONDA 1972 CB 500 1300 original 

miles, excellent condition 474 4036 

HONDA 500. Fsiring A Bucco bag. 

cycle guard, low mileage, bar, 

other extras $1100 644-0328 

SUZUKI 1970 350CC Needs work 

$100 New trial tires, 3 15 x 19. 3 50 

x 18 5234143 

SUZUKI 1974, 125TM, forward 

mounted Konl shocks, many 

extras $540 349-76M 

HONDA. 1971, CL 350 Excellent 

condition Hardly ever driven Only 

5000 miles Must see $525 4254627 

YAMAHA. 1974, GTIO MX New in 

July 1974, excellent condition 1300 

471-2714 

YAMAHA 1974 115 MX, never ridden, 

M50 411 7148 

SUZUKI 1971 TC 115 Street/dirt 

bike Like new. 1500 miles. $375. 

Must sell. 411-4094 

MOTOR 

CYCLE 

INSURANCE 

Check Our Rates 

255-5552 

OR 

255-51 10 

816 Auto Ports & Service 

812 Motorcycles, 

Go-Karts-Mini 

YAMAHA. 1971, IM MX dirt bike 

like new, many extras. Hon*. 

1*71, Trail 76. good condition, 

M7-MM 

YAMAHA Enduro 171 cc. after I 

PM. 

YAMAHA. 197) 4M MX. excellent 

condition, never been raced, low 

mileage MM 

SUZUKI. TIM. 1170. Excellent conditlon 

4 25-8962 

YAMAHA. 1*74. model IM RD. excellent 

shape, with extras, low mileage, 

1780 47M3M 

YAMAHA '74. RD1M. 1,000 miles, 

Uke new. M MPG. MM Between I 

AM and 3 PM 3M-74M 

KAWASAKI, mm. 7M cc. Dunstall 

cafe racing fairing and handlebars. 

Low mileage Very good condition 

I1.IM or best offer. 47t3MI 

YAMAHA 1974 500CC Excellent 

condition Extras 2 Helmets Included 

Padded sissy bar $1,600. Alter 

5 PM. 415-5641 

TRIUMPH I9M, IM. completely 

rebuilt, engine, brakes, wiring, red 

Not a trail bike 1495 474-0338 

HONDA 500, 1971, excellent, includes 

crash bar, padded sissy bar 

Only I.OM miles 341-1017 or4554273 

HONDA 4M. 1971, very good condition, 

MM or best offer 272-5963 

BMW 7M. 65M miles Bags and 

trailer, 11800 Call Ed. 833 1125 

HONDA, 1972 CB 350. like new, pad 

ded sissy bars, luggage rack, many 

extras 453-5652 

MINI BIKES 

Rupp.Ruttman.'Lil Indian.Solex 

SPECIALS 

Was Now 

4 HP. dual shocks 1200 1149 

Solex * 1280 $209 

Rupp,street legal,lOcc 1500 $319 

LaBARON S SPORTS INC 

34711 Dequindre 

S of 15 Mi., Troy 

. 585-3534 

816 Aulo Ports & Service 

NEW eat sat Mix!) whitewalls for Drt- 

Plnto, Vega. Ce*. Beat offer. 

After 

WHEEL COVERS 

New and uaed, singles or sets Also 

for pick ups and vaoa. 

SID SAVAGE \ 

Auto Supply 

30254 Ford Rd 

West of Middlebelt 

MERCURY, 19M. complete |1M 

caah and haul. 349-7147 

USED TIRES ON WHEELS. |8 and 

up. Starters, alternators, batteries 

M exchange. 474-6739 

FOUR TIRES. H7I x 15 115 for all 

4. Two new snow tires with rims. 

H7I x IS. 175 4254622 

820 Autos Wanted 

YAMAHA. 1173. IM Enduro. 10M 

miles, 1375.. 415-1571 NEEDED IMMEDIATELY 

Sharp low mileage cars and trucks 

HONDA. 5M. 1974. 15M miles, like 

new I15M. 711-2541 

See or call 

HIGH DOLLAR HANLEY 

ROGER PECK CHEV 

Farmington 474-0500 

YAMAHA 750. 1973, 3860 miles, 

11600 . 7214945 

HONDA 3M. 1974. excellent condi 

l on. 427-2460 

YAMAHA 1974. 360 Enduro, low 

mileage, excellent condition, 11150 

537-1205 

HODAKA, 1973, 125 CC New com 

bat engine, extras. $550 3- bike 

trailer. $115 4644287 

HONDA. 1971. SL 115, very good 

condition. $325 525-1656 

HONDA. 1972*, CB 450, excellent 

condition, low mileage, adult 

owned $995 or best offer 582-7958 

SUZUKI. 1970, TS #0. good condi 

tion $225 ^ \ 422 1093 

V 

KAWASAKI. 175cc. ex 

extras, in 

good 

condition. $325 

V 2614506 26 

HONDA 1973, CB500. low mileage, 

excellent condition, must sell. 

$1,3M or best offer Evenings 

1-2274279 

MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE 

Lowest Rates. Monthly Payments 

Immediate Certificates 

Call 559-8687 

HONDA, 1971, 350, good condition, 

fair mileage, best bid takeaâ^s. 

SUZUKI. 1M7. 150 $250 GA 2 1735 

KAWASAKI 1974, MT 1 minicycle 

Trail bike 75 cc. 3 speed with 

lights and mirror Less than 25 

miles $350 or best offer 399 8204, 

5344552 

814 Campers and 

Motorhomes 

APACHE 1972, solid state, like 

new, sleeps 6. $900 After 6 PM, 

729-5252 

CONCORD travel trailer, 1970, 22 

ft , excellent condition, sleeps 6. 

self-contained, tandem axle, one 

owner 4744626 

WHEEL camper, 1966 Sleeps 8, furnace, 

stove, sink, ice-box Electric 

light, double dinette, $600 Also 10 

ft Fiberglas boat. $100 464-1447 

APACHE. 1970. Mesa III Stove, Ke 

box. curtains, new tires Excellent 

condition 588 7696 

BULLSEYE, 1972, 8 ft pick-up 

camper Stove, refrigerator, heater 

and sink Sleeps 4 459-1772 

SIXTEEN ft TravelV Trailer, like 

new. dual axle, self-dontained, gas 

furnace, range and lights, porta 

$1,575 Days. 5374111, or evenings. 

353-7CT7 

CHAMPION 

CONCORD 

TITAN 

Motorhomes - Show Prices 

H.W. Auto Sales 

453-6535 

HEAVY DUTY equaliser hitch 

651-7146 

TRAVEL TRAILER. 20 ft sleeps 6. 

self contained, Reese hitch, awn 

ing. mirrors, less than 10,000 miles, 

excellent condition. $2150 4744638 

PORTA-CABIN. 1974. 6 sleeper. Pin 

neer model, many extras. M7 2675 

NOMAD 1973, camping trailer, 21 

ft.. 9 In., self • contained, sleeps 8, 

$3,100. Call between 4 9 PM.4554604 

PACE ARROW Motorhome, 1972, 

20 ft fully equipped. $7,200 4 25 2313 

FAN travel trailer, 16W ft., self 

contained, sleeps 4, also, mis 

cellaneous equipment Call after 5 

PM, 4224162 

816 Auto Parts & Service 

CHRYSLER, IM7. 313 enghe and 

transmission, $100 19M Pontiac 350 

engine. $M 476-4665 

WE have now to offer the new Lectra 

Auto Plug This new Lectra is 

quaranteed up to 50.000 miles or 3 

years driving. Will add 30K> hp 

and up to I mpg of gas Call with 

car make, year, model, engine 

site 4774211 

KEEP your car looking like new 

summer or winter. We Slmonixe - 

wax your car at your home for 

only $9 9$. For appointment call 

4774111 

1$ Your Trininiuion Slipping 

TRANSMISSION SPECIAL 

• ROAD TEST e CLEAN SCREEN 

• ADJUST BANDS • REPLACE PAN GASKET 

• CHANGE FLUID • ADJUST LINKAGE 

ALL FOR $ 7 . 4 9 + fluid 

5939 MIDDLEBELT RD. 

421-2200 

1 Blk. N. 

of Ford 

Car For Sale 

WE WELCOME YOU 

WITH OPEN WALLET 

Because we sell so many, we 

need good used cars of all 

kinds. We pay CASH and 

need cars NOW. 

Bob 

478-0500 

Saks 

Farmington 

OLDER CARS '65 70 

GOOD CONDITION 

INSTANT CASH 

534 9599 5374187 

YOUR CAR 

May be the one we want If 

it's a late model and in good 

condition—you're in luck, because 

we will pay you more 

cash money than anyone else 

for your car Foreign and 

sports cars too Hurry though, 

because when we get the 

cars we need, then our offers 

go down. Call today 

Birmingham 

CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 

1100 W Maple Rd.. Troy Motor 

Mall 

643-7000 

WE ARE 

BUYING N6W 

HIGH DOLLAR 

All Makes & Models 

Including Sports & 

Performance Cars 

FREE APPRAISAL 

BOB SELLERS PONTIAC 

22520 Grand River KES-7600 

TOP DOLLAR 

FOR SHARP CARS 

Averill Auto Sales 

2020 Dixie Hwy 

FEderal 44896 

ALWAYS 

TOP DOLLAR 

821 Junk Cars Wanted 

HIGH$$HIGH$$ 

WANTED 

$ 2 5 - $ 5 0 

ON ALL 

Junk Cars 

Must Have Title 

CITY AUTO RECOVERY 


453-3411 261-9120 

PLYMOUTH 

$ CASH $ 

55c PER 100 LBS 

For Junk Cars , 

G & L Auto Wrecking 

537-4456 

821 Junk Cars Wanted 

JUNK CARS, and trucks wanted 

Any condition. Immediate pick up. 

Days er evenings. 7284948 

Wanted 

Junk Cars 

55c PER 100 LBS. 

FAST PICK-UP 

CALL 

D. & J. Auto 

Wrecking 

474-4425 

JUNK CARS snd trucks wanted, 

any condition. Immediate pickup. 

Days or evenings 7264948 

JUNK CARS 

WANTED 

FREE PICK-UP 

739-3333-268-1090 

UP TO |M paid for old wrecks or 

Junk cars Bob's Towing, 721-1597 

822 Trucks for sale 

CHEVY. 1964, W Ton pick-up. 

Camper top, radio. Body some rust 

but good running condition 1475 

firm or will trade for smaller car. 

3264130 

CHEVROLET, 1973. Cheyenne 

Super, to ton, bronze & white. 

15,M0 miles, sutomstlc transmission, 

power steering, sir conditioning. 

customized csp, showroom 

* 13.195 Roger Peck Chevrolet. 

474 4500 

DODGE 1970 Pick Up. % ton. 1969 

Van, both 318 automatic, either 

$7M 8352862 

ANTIQUE AUTO TRUCK 

1945 Ford Pick-up to Ton Runs 

well. Easily restoreable. Asking 

$750 or best offer. Call Saturday 

and Sunday. 851-2441 

1974 RANCHERO GT 

Ford's personal size pickup 351 V 

I, power steering, power brakes, 

only 8,000 miles. 2 year warranty 

A bargain at our low asking price 

of 13.495 


LOW OVERHEAD EQUALS 

LOW PRICES 

22520 Grand River 5324720 

1970 CHEVY Pick up V-8, automat 

ic. power steering, air. Reese 

hitch, dual tanks, camper cab 

HIM After 6 PM, 1-4374428 

DODGE 1970 window van, automat 

ic transmission, new tires & snow 

tires Good condition 453-2475 

FORD. 1969. pick-up. 6 cylinder 

stick. F-100. 1725 3564674 

DODGE 1974, Sno-Fighter. 4 wheel 

drive with snow plow, many 

extras Excellent condition. 354-1497 

'72 DODGE VAN 

V-8, automatic, power steer 

ing $2,295 

OPEN SATURDAY 

TOM SULLIVAN 

VOLKSWAGEN 

25400 W SMile 353 6900 

Pontiac FORD 1974 1 ton, 360, five 10 ply 

FEderal 2 9878 tires, automatic automatic, power steering, 

9,000 GVW $3800 

4534513 

CHEVY 1969. to ton pick-up. suck. 

8. $425 349-7612 

DEMONSTRATORS 

1973 Travelall, gold, 345 engme. 

tow package. 43.951 miles List 

$6,241, SALE PRICE $2,969 

1974 Travelall, green, 392 engne, 

tow package. 11,533 miles List 

$6,776, SALE PRICE $4,364 

1974 Travelall, white, 392 engne, 

two package. 9,092 miles List 

$6,834 SALE PRICE $4,595 

1974 Travelall, yellow, 400 engne, 

tow package. 18,038 miles List 

$7,041, SALE PRICE $4,350 

1974 Scout, 4 x 2, 304 engtoe, automatic 

transmission, miles 6000 

List $5,044. SALE PRICE $3,950 

USED TRUCKS 

1959 IH Refuse Truck, make offer 

1970 Chevy, model 20, $800 

19M Ford, model 250, $350 

INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER 

31666 W 8 Mile Rd 

476-0960 

822 Trucks for sale 

FLEET SALE Dodge vans M s ft 

71s, all V-I's. Call between 94 

Monday through Friday. 3564411 

RANCHERO 1971, GT. loaded, 

sharp. 71 

824 Sports and 

Imported Cars 

CAPRI. 1971. brown decor 4 s 

AM. gauges Excellent 

After 5 PM 4534376 

CAPRI 1971, 2.000 CC engine, decor 

group, AM radio, 4 speed, |1,0M. 

537-3921 

TRIUMPH. 19M. TR 2M, needs 

work, wire wheels, new top. new 

Urea Make offer. (42 2506 

PORSHCE 914. 1974. 1.1 litre, 

atereo, 13,000 miles. MMPG, warranty. 

rust proofed, garaged, 

extras, 15395 or best offer Bob TU 

14000 or TU 6-1 IM 

CAPRI 1973. 1I.5M miles, sskina 

$1,950 357413? 

CORVETTE 1973 Coupe Air. am 

fm Sharp, well cared for Best 

cure for Spring Fever' 336-1838 

CORVETTE, 197J, Stingray coupe, 

air, AM-FM stereo, tilt-telescope 

steering wheel, loaded with all the 

extras, leather. Garage kept, 26,000 

actual miles Extra nice 559-4210 

CORVETTE 1973 coupe, fully equip- 

>ed. low mileage, excellent candiion 

$5,700 647 1837 

HONDA car '72. very good condition. 

50 mpg. Ziebartea $1100 or 

best offer 651 1391 

TRIUMPH TR-6, 1974, 4 speed. 

AM-FM, 6000 miles, must sell 

After 5 PM 474-8349 

TRIUMPH, 1972, TR 6. 33.000 

miles AM-FM 8 track stereo Excellent 

condition. $2,250 6814232 

MERCEDES 1972. 280SEL, 4 5 

liter, fully equipped, beautiful 

shape Just bought a new dark blue 

one, same color Price $7,675 

3554100 

MGB-GT 1968, 32,000 miles, new 

transmission and clutch, good 

body. $1,600 652-9314 

BMW-PEUGEOT-SUBARU 

Authorized Sales A Service 

ALL MODELS IN STOCK 

Open Monday It Thursday til 9 PM 

Saturday 10-2 PM 

ERHARD MOTOR SALES 

32715 Grand River 4774400 

TOYOTA, 1974. 1600 coup, orange 

brown interior, vinyl top Good con 

dition. FM stereo, great mileage 

422-3500 or 34H7J3 

MGB-GT 1971, blaze orange, good 

condition, 26.000 miles, new tires, 

AM-FM radio, Abarth exhaust system 

Days 872-2002; Evenings 

852-4365 

240Z 

Datsun. 1972 240Z, 4 speed, mag 

wheels, front spoiler, orange black 

interior. 22.000 actual miles, show 

room condition Must be seen to be 

appreciated 

Datsun. 1972 240Z. automatic trans 

mission, air conditioning, white 

black interior, like new condition 

Golling Datsun 

2605 14 Mile 

Bet Crooks & Coolidge 

576-4400 

MG Midget 1970. excellent condi 

tion 644 7634 

CORVETTE 1972, 454 engine, auto 

matic, power, air, perfect condi 

tion. low mileage. $4,600 After 6 

PM. 644 3093 

824 Sports arid 

Imported Core i , - 

CAPRI 1971 V4, rdk 

, -r-~- ' 

'5S2SI 

MLB., 1971. new clutch. 

battery, exhaust $1M9,- . 

AUSTIN HKALV Sprite 

miles, aew brakes dtUch sho^ 

carbureter Best wtr.^ iMMfM 

OPEL. 1971. OT. 14.9M miles, o» 

torn dual exhaust Afthary a 

and wide Urea. I *

RAMHtR, INI, Wagoa^Bjiai 

IS* MCK 

^ 3 x i,ir>3 %5 

S^lss i m - •&«& 

B^P^^ pvw«« i " 

a;jgjsrsjrtt& 

Limited in. 4 «MT 

-roe, oaeUm tolerter 

vtorl root, all 

Private. 

BUICK i n LeSabre, air cm*ttoatef. 

Mai-Trac, AM PM atom 

radio. | IIM Call IKvttn l » 

•51- 

CONGRATULATIONS! 

ELICRA LIMITED in. al peostble 

options. IMN M74I7I 

LESABRE in. 1 door hardtop 

power steering m brakes, air. VtojH 

to*. FM atereo. In maculate. MJII 

miles, |lIM After IM PM 

time m k n a 

REOAL lft4, X door hardtop. NH 

power. yinyl lop. air. Ult. eratoa. 

rM stereo. defroster, (now liroa on 

extra rtou. NN miles. $I7N After 

I N PM Anytime weekends, 

1) 

ELECTRA. S3*. I It l. 4 door bor^ 

Uphill power. aiccllont e 

ELECTRA. INI. 4 door. air. M 

power. o*o owner After I PM. 

131-401 

REOAL in. low mileage, maay 

extras $3195 4S*-14M 

BUICK. 19*7, t door Special, power 

steering, power brakes, runs weU 

BUICK IMS. LeSabre. convertible 

eicellent running condition new 

brakes, power steering, brak 

electric windows, UM or beat 

offer 

APOLLO in. power brakaa. steer 

ing. air. automatic, much more 

•44-7311 

SKYLARK. IIM. power brakes, 

steering, air 3 dr hardtop New 

brakaa. very good condition. $7N 

CR MM7 

BUICK i n Regal. 3 door hardtop, 

air. power steering, power brake*. 

AM FM stereo cruise control, 

many more S37N 

CADILLACS 

GALORE! 

DRIVE A FEW MH.ES 

SAVE A FEW BUCKSI 

Don Money . Cadi Hoc in 

Plymouth Koi 300 CodiUoc* 

new & uted "never abusod" 

Most used- Coddy* corry 12 

month-12,000 mila service 

worronty. Good onywhere in 

USA 

DON MASSEY 

Cadillac 

684 Ann Arbor Rd. of Main 

453 7500 963-4512 

SEDAN DE VILLE. 1171, full 

power sharp. 17,Ml miles JMM^ 

860 Chtvrotet 

IMPALA, m 4 Mar hardtop,' fuU 

gg..te| 

OAPtlCE, in, 4 door vtayl hardtop. 

air. staroe. UM wheal. Power 

aaata, window* aad Martoeka. Ex 

^gijar-'-msa 

STcf"- ""VR 

CHKVKLU MM. I ciWdsr"^ 

•alte. aaaaBil gaa mlleo«e. 

«^1«* 

2 5 ^ ^ - " - u s 

ftr** 

„ . 

1972 VEGA 

.4 

mltoe. t year warranty. True 

at ear tew aafctef price af 

$1,095 

BOe saints PONTIAC 


LOW PRICES 

Grand Bteor 1 1*3*73* 

CAPWCt. ISfl, 4 door Air condi- 

SSfc*. """JUL 

CAMittO. lfN aatomatk, jm^t 

steer I no, brakaa, air, AM-PM 

•.MM aallea. MlM 

ssr 

IMPALA, m . I door hard top, 

air, boot aad musk. new snow 

UR3 « » 

•Mirra 

CHEVELLE, IMS. 1 dr., V4. automatic. 

Mr, M.IM ml lee Good cea* 

ttooNMer make offer M4-7M1 

VEGA in. Millionth aeries. Custom 

GT. automatic, power iloerkng. 

brakes AM-FM. tbiied windows. 

snows, wide-oval Urea, very 

well malatamed Asking |IM6 or 

make offer 

IMPALA Custom i n Power ateerl*f 

aod brakes, new tlree. good cen- 

Svkon, MM After I PM. 47*4717 

CHEVY Bel Air I Ml Power ttoei 1 - 

ing, brakes, air conditioning, venr 

good running condition. Must sell 

3SVM71 

MONTE CARLO i n Blue with 

vinyl ton, power steering and 

hrakee. AM-FM radio, air cowl^ 

tieaiag!. 13700 Eveninga 47*4717 

CAMARO 71. Silver, black InUiior. 

I speed, radio Is. sharp. II7M er 

beet offer Don. MHW 

CAPRICE. 1171, 4 door. air. AM- 

FM. ether extraa 11350.. 533 INS 

IMPALA \ n . 3 door Cuatom 

Coupe Air. power. AM-FM. blue/ 

blac* vinyl top. I31M MI4M3 

MONTE CARLO S in. air. cruiao 

control, rally, radlala. many other 

extras, burgandy, white vinyl roof, 

low ml lea, Immaculate condition, 

IMM or offer • 477-3030 

NOVA i n Hatchback Cuatom. air, 

low mileage, excellent condition, 

owner tranaferred 13000 After I 

PM. 3404303 

IMPALA custom 1M0 Air. new 

tires h brakes. One owner Second 

car 45 000 miles MM Ml4944 

1975 DEMOS 

SAVE UP TO.. 

$1,419 

MONTE CARLOS • IAAPALAS 

CAPRI CES*CHEVEUES 

LOW MILEAGE 

EXTENDED WARRANTY 

BANK FINANCING 

GENE BELL 

CHEVROLET 

341-6900 

CAPRICE 1M7. 4 door. exooSent 

condition. MM 471-7171 

CHEVELLE. i n Wagon, power 

steering k broken, ruat proof, excellent 

condition $1390 Ul-lia 

CAMARO 1174, I speed, stick, 

power. steering. I,MO miles, firm 

price. $3,000 Call after I N PM or 

Weekend 4314431 

CAMARO IIM. console, vinyl top, 

oentlo. swew tires, bucket seals, 

new exhaust and bMtery. after I 

PM or weekends 47V7I07 

CHEVROLET in. ImpMa. I paasenger 

wagon, air, FM radio, 

power steering, power brsksa, 

rack. 37.IM miles, R tM 5444477 

CHEVROLET i n Impala two 

door, good condition,, private 

owner. 14 Mile. Southfield area. 

$750 MI 44M4 

NOVA m. Custom HB, .A-l, MM 

Miles. V4, air conditioning, power, 

steel belted radUls. am fm U.900 

M3-4K3 

VEGA GT i n Hatchback. Extraa 

Md ruat proofed. 13300 or beat 

after T 4SM«33 

VEOA. in. Kaenback GT. Air, 

AM-FM, 4 spaed, leaded. MSM or 

boat offer M14TM 

VEOA. in. Kamback, good coaditioa 

II.0M aallea, aitraa ISSM.. 

tMPALA, in, 4 doer hardtop, 

vinyl reef, automatic, power steeri*. 

saow tires, Upe deck 4374M1 

MONTE CARLO in. Air, AM-FM. 

aarleel buckets. $3.5M or efter. 343- 

860 Owvnfct 

862 CtvyBltr 

CHRYSLER IMPERIAL, in, hteo 

4 dear LeBaroa, power steering, 

CHRYSLER MS. ISM. 3 door hardtop. 

power steering. brakea^MM. 

DONT MISS THIS ONE 

i n CHRYSLER NEW YORKER. 

St. Reata, fall power, factory Mr. 

rodial tlree, 1,000 miles, limited production 

car, M.MS 

PEISTER 


ITMl Ford Rd. at Newburgh 

Ttl-MM 

DODGE Monaco 1173, I passenger 

station wagon, automatic, power 

atooring, brakaa. radio, new steel 

belted radial tires. Beautiful A 

clean Muat sell. 13350 or best 

offer 47*7415 

SWINGER 1174. I fnonths old 

M.MI miles $3700 Phone between 

I and 5 PM 5574743 

866 Ford 

FORD Galaxie 1970 Small I. automatic. 

Power ateering, brakes. 

Mil Tyme Sales 45545M 

1173 MAVERICK GRABBER, 

power, air and stereo. 30.000 actual 

mllea, like new. Extra clean See 

and drive. 13,495. 

HINES PARK 

LINCOLN MERCURY 

ANN ARBOR RD AT HAGOERTY 

453-2424 425-2444 

MAVERICK, in. LDO 3 door, fee 

tory air, IM I cylinder, automatic, 

power steering, redio, radial lires. 

vinyl roof. ItOOO miles 13,995 Bill 

Brown Ford. 35000 Plymouth Rd, 

Livonia 437 9700 

PINTO, in. Squire Wagon Automatic. 

radiala. Forge aluminum 

wheels Rustproofed, perfect condition. 

7900 mllea. M.473. $ MUST UP TO 700 

SEE OUR 

"ALL NtW 

SERVICE FACILITY 

5 MECHANICS 

WAITING 

TO SERVE YOU 

JOE HANEY 

IDATSUNI 

372-177^ 

13200 GRATIOT, 3 BLOCKS BOUTH OF B MILE 

FREE LOANERS AVAILABLE! 

DOLLAR f 

s 

v* lull CARS 

Must be sold by MARCH 31 

l 

EVERY 75 

CAPRICE 

IN OUR STOCK 

OFF LIST 

EVERY 

$900 

EVERY 

OFF LIST 

% 

NOVAS* VEGAS• CAMAROSe 

TRUCKS* CHEVELLES* IN STOCKI 

1 SWITCH TO LA RICHEIU _ k 

KE 8-6600 FORD 

INFLATION 

FIGHTER 

DIALS 

* NOW AT , adajkA 40875 PLYMOUTH RD.f PLYMOUTH 

453-4600 ACR088 FROM BURROUGHS 

24780 w. ; Miiw Rd nt GRAND RIVtR 

J 

< 

I

1970 FURY II 

«•« Aad 

•era eatjr Mktag - 

r $995 

BOS S&LBS PONTIAC 

. LOW OVERHEAD EQUALS ' 

LOW PftlOM 

tttN0rv4Rlw 

D tutor. 

••GOOD NEWS® 

1 

USED CAR SPECIALS " 

1974 IS" * ** c "*"'^ $3,555 

1Q7Q Civvy Nova Custom, automatic, # 0 O Q Q 

1910 powar staging, vinyl top 

1972 ssra3^~$2,825 

1971 '""—$1,745 

IQCft OUmobNa Dalta 86 Custom. 2 door. ^ 

1309 hardtop, extra sharp. brand now £ f I 1 Q Q 

I1MIbaftadtree 

1974 AMCGrmlta 6 automatic, real dean $2,322 

1970 5 T ^ - S W 5 

WE BACK OUR/JSUSED CARS M WRITUG 

& 

IRICAC 

40071 Rd., Ptymoelh 

493-4600 

SPRING 

USED 

CAR 

SPECIALS 

1974 PINTO 2 door. 4 epeed, 4,000 $2195 

kmtM, ahowroom newl 

1974 C0U8AR XR7 Air. Marao, 

1973 COUGAR 2 door hardtop, full 

(power, factory air, vinyl roof, ready! #2795 

1972 LTD Brougham 2 door hardtop. 

factory ak, ful power, triple black, )uat like #«QQC 

newl $1995 

1971 fORD COUNTRY 

SEDANS* COUNTRY 

SQUIRES Factory a*, full power from $1095 

FORD 

LEO CALHOUN L 

41001 PLYMOUTH RD. || 453-1327 

BEFORE Y OU BUY! 

1071D0D6E 

TRADESMAN VAN 

V-8 standard, powder blue, 

like now 

$1,995 

1074 DODGE 

POWER WAGON 

$4,295 

1973 REGAL 

SKYLARK 

7K 

2 door, hardtop, factory air. 

power steering, power 

brakes, vinyl roof, spilt 

seat. extTa sharp. 

$2,795 

1973 CHRYSLER 

4 wheel drive, automatic, 

power steering, power 

brakea. Meyera snow plow, 

salt spreader, radio. 11.000 

miles 

2 to choose from, one 4 

door & one 2 door. Power, 

factory air. vinyl roof, lowest 

mileage A sharpest in 

town. Your choice. 

1074 SPORT 

SATELLITE 

WA60N 

0 passenger, factory oir, 

power steering A brakee, 

roof rack. Theae are very 

scarce. 

$3,295 

197? 

•JUKIV 

Loaded with all the extras! 

^$rs;jas. 

COLONY 


111 ABB Arbor Road. Plymouth 

453-2255 

SATELLITE 1172, Florida car. Ex 

coedltloa. Radio, , 

jjtaarlyâlr coedlttoalBg; New 

0404111 

CATALIN/., 1W4. 2 door hardtop, 

rln^l roof, air. aporta Interior, 

oao-ioii 

PUBLIC NOTICE 

General Food C6rp. cars. 

1973 Plymouth Satellite Cu»tom 

4 door sedans, 1972 

Plymouth Furys, Dodge Polaras 

and Ford Galaxie 

models. Choice of 10. All cars 

equipped with automatic 

transmission, power steering, 

power brakes, foctory air. 

Buyers choice, $1,395 to 

$1,995. 

COLONY 


111 ABB Arbor Road. Plymouth 

453-2255 

OOLD Duster. 1*73. air. power 

steering. ataal baited radiala, new 

brakaa, shocka. exhaust avatem. 

Aftar S PM. 4*34704 

ORAND COUPE 1174. $3,500 Call 

after S PM. 4S04311 

890 Pootkx 

CATALINA 1174 wagon. Power 

atoeriag. brakaa. air. Tinted ckuluggage 

rack, 14,000 mllea. 13000 

4514474 

'74 BONNEVILLE 

Coupe, official car. Only 4,004 actual 

epaedo miles Powar. air conditlOBlng. 

showroom new Save bundreds, 

new car warranty. 

$3,995 



LOW PRICES 

22530 Grand River 5334730 

SfALiiii 

J M 

CATALINA. 1073, 3 door Vtnyi lap. 

1973 GRAND PRIX 

Peetlacs top of the Una pereoaal 

luxury car. Bueket seau, coaaala 

shift, power wiadewa, power, ateerlag, 

powar brakaa. factory atr coodiUaaia|. 

rally wheals, lew milaa, 

riayl roof, t year warraaty. Other 

dealers would want much mora 

than our low aakiag price U 

$2,950 



LOW PRICES 

22520 Or aad River IM4730 

CATALINA 'M. powar brakea. 

powar staerlog, automatic, air, 

clean. Good traaaportatioa. 117$ 

422-7102 

'73 LUXURY LE MANS 

door hardtop. V-0. automaUc 

traaamiaaioB, power steeriag. 

power brakaa. factory air condl- 

UoBlag. low mllea. New spare ta 

the trunk, vinyl roof Sharp. Asking 

$2,895 



LOW PRICES 

22*30 Grand River $324730 

PONTIAC I Ml, power steering, PONTIAC 1073 Catallna, full power 

power brakaa. excellent condtttion, O air, new exhaust A brakes, food 

3234101 Urea. 11400 After 0 PM. 4404730 

DATSUN SAVES!. 

E.P.A. RATES 

D A T S U N B - 2 1 0 ^ ^ 

#1 

39 H . P . G ^ P : 

AT FIESTA! 

M E m 

•AMERICA'S IS! 

WIDE SMALL CAR 

FIESTA AMC JEEP 

1205 AM Arbor Raid* Plymouth. 453 3600 

1972 BUS 

BiCTMCVfM 

|4 door, hardtop, air. power, 

[radio, tit steering wheel, vUv 

[yltop 

12.305 

If7t 

SUCK APOUO 

12 door, V-8. automatic, power 

[stoorlno, power brakes. 

I AM/FM radio, vinyl top. low 

1 mileage. 

12,250 

1171 tort IV 

All the goodies 

IWM 

1973 

ELKT1A CUS DM 

4 door, hardtop, air. power,I 

AM/FM stereo, vinyl top. steel | 

bolted radial tiro. 

12,001 < J 

1970 

FOUOTMNiO 

2 door, hardtop, V-8, auto ] 

matic, power steering, radio,] 

vinyl top, very, very low rrtle-1 

$1,175 

. I9B5 

NCR IIVflA 

Full power, a real classic, air.l 

1^73 CATALINA 

I doer hardtop, AaFm radio, fade- 

• / COBwIUOCinj, pOWf?r 3lCrrinj, 

power brakaA, radial tires, law 

" \ 

$2,350 



LOW PRICES 

HO Oread River MM7M 

LE MANS Sport Ceope. 1073, aulomatlc, 

power eteerlai, powar 

brakes, AM-PM stereo, vtayl top. 

meat aaU. M7M After I PM 

474^ 

OTO Iter. 4M balanced aad blue 

printed. B aad M t apeed manual 

atdft transmission. 4M pool 

7304110 CATALINA IIM, go< 

ORAND SAFARI. 1073 wagon. 

dition, beet buy tor the mon^. 

M.oee mllea, SUM. 091 1044 IIM 

'74 Luxury tE MANS 

I door. 13,000 miles, radio, heater 

automatic transmission, SS0 e.u. V- 

8 engine, power ateerlag. brakaa 

factory air conditioning, Vtayl roof, 

showroom fresh We're only asking 

$3,595 



LOW PRICES 

33J30 Graad River v S33473Q 

ORAND PRIX 1073, 34.000 mllee 

runs and looka like new. full 

power, rear window defogger, 

M ESRÎGG 

LiMANg.l^, 

D mt. Fermuia M0. 

Ower atooring, panrar 

brakea. 

ORAND PRIX, 1174, AM-FM 

air. white witk burguedy 

». law mileage, 043M AJtor 

sav" 

LEMANS. 1074. Luxury 3 dear, air, 

radiala. stereo, warraaty. Consider 

tr.de la. 444-41S2 

ORANDVILLE, 1073, 4 door, auto 

matic, all power, air. Ult steeriruL 

gold. M.MS.. 43174ft 

LEMANS, 1071, 0 passenger wagon. 

cruise conrol, door locks, vinyl top. Air, power, er, low It ml Ileage. tlMO 

tilt wheel, radiala, dual mirrors, ac Call after 0 PM 

4744004 

cent stripe, garaged. 030-1071 

1974 VENTURA 

882 Thundortfrd 

3 door hatchback, only ll.OOt T BIRD 1073. Stereo, radials. 

miles. 3M V-8 engkte. power steer power windows, clean, 13^8oe. or 

tag, power brakea. automaUc traae- best offer o After t PM s-im 

PONTIAC Catallaa 72 1 door hardmiaclon. factory air conditioning, 

top. power ateering. powar brakaa. 

T-BIRD 1072, poorer windows, seat, 

air, am-fm radio. SSS-IOS 

decor group, save at our low price steering, brakaa. air. stereo, reer 

of 

defroster, vinyl top, dark green. 

GRAND PRIX 1073. White with red 

Mlchelin tires 30.0M miles, excel- 

$3,495 

interior, S way power. Stereo, air, 

lent condition, original owner. 

radial tires, low mileage. Mint con- BOB SELLERS PONTIAC 13000 3344070; after J PM 020-1117 

dition. Orlglnialowner. $3400. 


140-7473 

THUNDERB1RD. 1073. clean, full 

LOW PRICES 

power, air 13405 or best offer. 

FIREBIRD, 1071, power brakes 

21430 Grand River S3347I0 

0014304 

powar steerlnglH ew tir ires, radio, ex 

cellent condition. tlMO 4534741 

1973 MONTI CARLO 

9 S CARS 

LANDAU 

Automatic transmission, factory 

ALL MAKES 

air conditioning, stereo, like n«w 

1974 CAMARO LT 

350 4-speed power air, stereo, 

tape, vinyl top. 10.000 miles, like 

$3^50 

Tessas 

16 Cylinder, standard transmiaalon. 

$3,795 

radio, power steering, white wtth j 

i rod Interior. 11,000 mllea. only ' 

1972 JAVELIN AMX 

V-0, 4-apood transmiaalon. storoo, 

power. 

$1,995 

1973 NOVA 

, Hatchback, 350 V4. automatic, 

power steering, vinyl top, extra 

dean 

$2,195 

S U M 

882 

blue aa wbOe. 

1971 thunderblrd 

2 door hordtop, olr, power, 

rodio, heoler, whitewalls, 

40,000 actOpI miles. Runs exceptionally 

good. Sharpl 

$1,995. 

PAT 'MILLIKEN 

FORD 

Betweee PlJmlSSWr Chicago 

255-5840 

THUNDERBIRD 1070, air. hilly 

equipped, $1,100 340-iaa 

VOLKSWAGEN 10M. Low mileaot 

Eicelleat candttloB. Cheap! Tyme 

FIREBIRD 1073. Formula 4M CtD 

7 4 G R A N D A M SUPER BEETLK. 1074, automatic, 

Gold, wide aval Urea, mag wheals, 

bright yellow. 4000 mllea. IMM. 

automatic, air. stereo PM 

4 door, immaculate one 

4704400 

radlo.tepe, console. Excellent cendt- 

ow/ier. Air, automatic, power 

tion. SS.I Kjm. 

KE 

steering, brakes, windows VW 1071, orange, good condition. 

$000 5254071 

LEMANS 1174. 4 door, with air. 

ond door locks. AM-FM sRreo, 

vinyl top. power options, by GM 

employee. PJN 047-4*34 

steel radials, finned covers, VW. 1070. blue 3 door, clean. 

tint gloss and morel Sports 

ORANDVILLE I ITS. 4 door hard 

top. air. power feature*, low mile- 

cor handling, luxury ride. Art VW 1071. Yellow with bi-ge interi- 

OTO 10M. Automatic, power 

age. AW PM stereo. 0614M3 

Sao* aow ttrea Moron special, $3,695. 

or. 4 speed. 41,000 miles, exceOent 

condition, new brakaa, I12S0. 

PONTIAC IMS, LeMsns, Safari, 

I PM. 

or 1173 

430-7181 

wagon, air, automatic, power sleer- CATALINA 1073, automatic 3 

ART M O R A N 

tag. brakes, wood grata, good condt- atr, power steertng. brakes, vtni 

PONTIAC 

VW t071, nation wagon boa, new 

Uoo, SIMS. •47-4010 top. fl.OSO or offer. 

MSM Telegraph 

tires, muffler, rear window Mog 

far. good condition. U.OM 421-4011 

GRAND PRIX 1073. Air, stereo, PONTIAC 1073. Safari wagoe, 

rustproofed. tinted lUu, aew w Urea! Urea. giwer ateerlag, brakaa. alrâck. VW. im. Bug. AM-FM. sua roof. 4 

JO.afc mllea S>.«00 4314141 

speed, good coodltloa. $000. 455-7041 

CATALINA 1071. 3 door hardtop, 

T-BIRD. 1174, excellent condition 

ORAND PRIX 10M, air, power 

air. power steering, brakes, new steertng, power brakea. vtny 

11.000 miles. Waded. 4214031 

rtnylroof, 

tlrea. , excellent condition. U.OM excellent conditioning. $1300. CaS 

mllea. 

S3S-43X7 

VW. 1073, Super Beetle, Low mile- 

before 0 PM. 477-073S. After 0 PM, age. AM-FM stereo. $2300 720433$ 

4S04MS 

1972 VEOA QT 

Automatic, AM/FM radio. Ilka new 

$1,395 

1971 VESA 

3 apeed. AM/FM radio, factory air. 

extra dean 

$1,259 

TENNYSON 

CHEVROLET 

32570 PLYMOUTH RD. 425-6500 

*eir * 

SSU 

s ^ - S ' 

'MS 

'tu **T. 

"°C* 

i 

*53ge 

FOR THE 

ILDSMOBILEW 

?«C 

« w u t h S X£^JS Una 

: ? r v = r - ^ 

36579 

ORAND RIVER WE»7 OF FARMINGTON 

478-0500 

D A Y T O N T I R E S 

OPEN MON. AMD THURS. TIL 9 

Rebate 

ON ALL 1974 PINTOS OR MUSTANGS IN STOCK 

6 0 5 0 

Choose from 

OPEN SATURDAY 

BILL B R O W N F D R D - A C I 

- i 

II.IM or 

YW, 1007, aew brakea. 

cesMftiea,|ua4 tuned 

S S S a l 

aaa. ««7-iMa 

aecead ear. better tbaa aoaae 

ION'S. II.OM.. 47MSM 

VOLElWAOEN IIM. Ba)a Bag. rebuilt 

meter and traasmiMiM, 

aoeda work $M or beat offer, 

4V7-7MI 

£ 

Wl 

'74 VW 

Demonstrators 

$AVE $AVE $AVt 

OPEN SATURDAY 

TOM SULLIVAN 

VOLKSWAGEN 

M400 W. SMllo 

Urea, eew brakea. I1.0M •iies.ja: 

cellent ceedttloe. $1100 

WELCOME! 

GENE 

SALVAT0RE 

to 

BENE MER0LLIS CHEVROLET 

"NEW FLEETS LEASING MGR." 

GENE MER0LLIS CHEVROLET 

31850 Ford Rd. 427-6200 

1 Blk W. of Merriman Gordon City 

© 

'74 VOLKSWAGEN 

DEMO SALE 

S A V I N G S ! 

ALL TO BE SOLD IN NEXT 10 DAYS 

OPEN SATURDAY 

LIVONIA VOLKSWAGEN 

34501 PLYMOUTH RD., 

Between Wayne 4 Farmington Rd. 425-5400 

S M - e 

RT SPORT 2 W 

?995 

$ 3119 

INCLUDES: 

•120 S. TAX 

•4 LIC. TRANS. 

6 cylinder engine 

All standard 

Factory Equipment 

PARTS COUNTER SPECIAL 

•NEED BRAKES?! 

SAL^ 

'73 

NEW 

I> 100 PICK UP 

s 2949 

$118 S. TAX 

s 3070 

INCLUDES: 

•was 

$3 LIC TRANS. 

6 cylinder engine 

All standard 

Factory Equipment 

115" wheel baoe 

UNIVERSAL JOINT 

COUPON FXPIHES MARCH 28.1075 COUPON EXPIRES MARCH M. 1075 

35% DISC 

|ON ALL BRAKE SHOES| 

SERVICE LABOR 

Regular Price $13.00 

SPECIAL PRICE 10 

AND DISC BRAKE PADS SAVE $3.00 

TOWN 0 COUNTRY OOOGE. INCH 

•MUST m WttSBfTEDATTUKOMgUg 

PARTS DEPT. SPECIAL 

flCHRYSLER| 

MOTOR OIL 

GI0W30-20W| 

TOWN A COUNTRY DOOOf. INC 

Vi TON 9000 

$2,995 

1970 MONACO 

8g* $1295 

TOWN AND 

TJA COUNTRY 

DODGE INC 

/ ;• 

TOWN A COUNTRY DO DOC. INC. 

•COUPON EXPIRES MARCH M. TOTO^ 

FRONT WHEEL BEARING REPACK 

Regular Prtee Rovular PrionJ 

iDisc^Br^^s 

PRICE , l5 PRICE 

Save $4 JO Save $1.80 

•Labor Only Parte Additional^ 

TOWN A COUNTRY DOOQt I NC* 

MR NMT M NWOTTBD AT TBO OF OWTfW 

1974 CLUB CAB 

1971 CHARGER ^ 

'L.

m 

3|2 Livonia 312 Uvonio 312 Uvonio * 

Aetna Realty 

559-8333 

• •'«< • I • 

312 Uvorao 

312 Uvooia 

LIVONIA 

$52,900 

Extra shorp 4 bedroom Coloni- 

Ot. Formal dining, large vwstibule. 

family room with fireplace. 

1st floor carpwted. Must 

Iee to appreciate 

• Thompson-Brown 

• \ x NEW ON THE MARKET Pride of 

LIVONIA 

LIVONIA 

ownership la evident throughout 

this three bedroom ranch Special 

$52,900 

$36,900 

features Include CENTRAL AIR 

finished basement, screened porch 

Extra shorp 4 bedroom Coloni- Beautiful assumption on this and new carpeting • quick occu 

Ot. Formal dining, large vwsti- very nice 4 bedroom split pancy and assumption terms availbule. 

family room with fire- level includes large treed lot. 

able. Call Robert Bake. Realtors, 

for details 45342M 

place. 1st floor carpwted. Must dining room, family room, 

Iee to appreciate 

convenient kitchen with built 

ins. Close to schools, shop- 

• Thompson-Brown ping ond recreation. Definite- 

• \ 261-5080 

ly won't last. 

Thompson-Brown 

476-8700 

x LIVONIA 

6 BEDROOMS 

LIVONIA 

Large Colonial In desirable Idyl 

$36,900 

OPEN SUN. 1-5 

Hill* Sub Living room, dining 

IMS DORIS. 1 blocks west of Mid 

Beautiful assumption on this 

room, large kitchen, family room 

dlebelt. south or 7 Mile OWNER 

very nice 4 bedroom split 

with raised hearth fireplace, walk- 

TRANSFERRED, anxious to deal' 

out basement on huge ravine lot 

level includes large treed lot. 

Make an offer today on this 1 bed- 

aad $ of the biggest bedrooms you 

dining room, family room, 

room. aluminum sided ranch, acre 

have ever

EL 

312 

LIVONIA 

SUP® QUAD 5 bedrooms or 

idaol Mother-ln-low wing. 3 

full boths. family room with 

firepioce. dining room. 90 ft. 

lot. 

WESTLAND 

2 BEDROOM •brick ranch on 

double treed lot. 2 car gorag*, 

only $22,900 

FANTASTIC 3 bedroom brick. 

Family room, fireplace. attached 

goroge. control air, 

139 500 

CANTON TWP. 

M06ILE HOME living at it* 

best 2 bedrooms plus excon 

do. beautifully panelled, 

.furniture included. $10,000 

•Land contract terms possible 

Bocks to woods. Coll; 

FfRN McCORMICK 

One Way 

I 464-0800 

Tut rtnavvvSR fcJKXXKZlIC 

LIVONIA. Iirp I bedroom ranch 

large lot. I VMS Golfvtew Dr. 

W ilt Open Sun 1-5. Or call. 

47S-0887 

7 fs% 

MOMTOAOSS 

AVAILASL* 

312 

^ ^ V- r >f • • 

EXECUTIVE RANCH 

1M* I hafruam brick react. 

* 1a see . la 

•WOT 

U.m*cStT. 

JAN k GOROIE MEYERS 

CENTURY 21 

937-2300 

UVONIA QUAD 

IMMEDIATE 

POSSESSION 

Available on this lovely spacious 

4 bedroom quod-level 

with 2 full baths, 21 ft. fomily 

room with natural firepioce, 

family kitchen. 2 car attached 

goroge. Transferred 

owner wonts sole. Offered at 

$43,900. 

Century 21 

Hartford 4IB 274-7200 

BY OWNER Castle OiNm 

ranch, t car attached «arage. S bed 

rooms. I's bet ha patio, country 

kitchen family room with rtre- 

SK,. 

XKAOKB.MWK.TT-L*'>' 

>11 

Ut " • 

COUNTRY HOMES 

Move In condition. An oil 

brick, three large bedroom 

homo with o 22 fool kitchen 

writh built int. dinette with 

doorwall to potia • Finished 

t plus 4th bedroom 

down. A full both off the master 

bedroom. carpeted 

throughout. $36,900. 

HARRY S. 

WOLFE 

Five Mile OAl-j 

UVONIA. prime area Colonial. « 

large bedrooms. 14 baths family 

room, fireplace Formal dining Attached 

garage drapes, patio, privacy 

feme. 7'«assutnabte mert 

p.. By owner SJgg 

GREAT STARTER 

$22,900 

S bedroom brick home in food 

area Full baaemeat. even central 

air. Iar(t lot. paved street What 

mere could you ask Call ED 

LANE bafore it s sold 

NORWOOD 

No. 3. Inc. x . 425-1500 

312 

LIVONIA'S B8ST IUYI 

WHERE ELSE 

con you find 0 brick 3 bodroom 

ranch with full boeement. 

fomily room with natural 

fireplace, modern kitchen, 

all aluminum frtm. and many 

extras. All for $31,900. 

Century 21 

Hertford 418 

GRAND OPENING ! I 

274-7200 

FAMILY HOME 

Brook wood Estates Porting of 

ways forces sole on this large 

brick ranch. Year around enjoyment 

with o cozy family 

room, overlooking a spacious 

23 x 15' summer porch, three 

bedrooms. 1V* baths, kitchen 

with built Ins. attoched two 

car garage, basement. Immediate 

Occupancy $41,500. 

HARRY S 

WOLFE 

32388 Five Mile GAI-MtO 

Whtrt Th« Action Is 

IN SINOLB FAMILY 

HOUSES I I NORTH CHILLS 

c53 Luxurious Community of fine homes in ihe3^kxlhvilk/&bri Area 

Take your p«k ot these new 3 and 

4 bedroom colonial and ranch 

models designed and built in the 

true tradition of Greenspan quality 

construction that has been the 

trademark of excellence for nearly 

half a century. 

See all our furnished models now .. 

4 

Your next move will be to 

NORTH HILLS. 

Priced from $56,000 00 

Some models available in 30 to 60 days 

lltlr IfuofAfK t (prporftffc* 

I MHe 

\»M*t 

Models L, oca ted at 9 Mile 

and Center Street 

The early pioneer life around Northville and 

Novi is still a charming part of life. And you're 

also convemently located - you're almost a 

neighbor of Ann Arbor, Birmingham and Detroit 

via I 96. I 696 and other freeways. And the new 

1-275 freeway is already under construction. 

•Residents of NORTH HILLS can look ahead and 

be certain that this is a most desirable area; a 

secure, young and growing area to live. And the 

longer you live in this area, the more reasons 

you'll find not to leave it. 

• 

All homes in North Hills include underground 

wiring for all utilities. Detroit water. City 

sanitary and itorm sewer system and are on 

curved paved streets. 

Sales by Frank L. Brjun Realty Co. 

Office Phona 456-9220 

.Model Phone: 348 1230 

Mdbait Open DsMy and Sunday 1 pm to I pm 

Opan Saturday 1 pm to 6 pm ldo«4d Thursday) 

Rochester's Finest... 

New Home Community 

GRAND OPENING! 

from... 

$67,500 

Coach Lamp Hills 

SAVE $2,000 BETWEEN NOW AND MAY 1st! 

COACH LAMP HILLS ia located on the old Sergeant's apple 

orchard originally settled in the early 1800'a. The scenic, rolling 

countryside and farmland are reminiscent of northern Michigan. 

Two ol Michigan's moat popular cider mills are located 

nearby. Chifchen attend the Rochester school aystem, long 

known for its cxcefleooe. Oakland Community College, Michigan 

Christian College, and Oakland University provide an 

outstanding opportunity for continued education. The meadow 

brook Center, including Mead 

owbrook Theatre, makes the 

community an admired cultural 

center. Several fine parks ia the 

arc* offer year-round recreational 

activity. Thompson 

Brown, the marketing repreaen 

tativee in Coach Lamp Hffla, ia 

working with four builders 

ffl, 

TIENKEN RD 

MODELS OPEN DAILY 1 to 8 P.M. 

Sat. Noon to 5 P.M. Sun. Noon to 7.P.M. 

(Closed Thursdays) 

1 

there, each providing his own design and professional touch to 

the homes he is constructing, giving each one character and 

doing away with the "look-slike" community. Pour new models 

are open for viewing including the 197S Award Winning Idea 

Home. The William aburg, a four bedroom, 2ft bath American 

claaaic Colonial, featuring a large foyer, and huge master 

bedroom suite with luge walk -in doeet, private bath vrith 

shower, aeparate dreaaing room, and twin-door entry. Three 

other four bedroom 2ft bath 

Colonial homes are featured on 

AINTREE 

"model row"—The Por- 

PHILL 

tsmouth, The Georgetown, and 

the Madison. A variety of Colo- 

MEAD 

nial deration* and rand) homes 

ars also available. Coach Lamp 

HiHa ia located two tmlea north 

ot Rochester, off 

Road, near the 1-75 and M-39 

MARKETING REPRESENTATIVES 

6 4 1 - 8 8 6 8 • 9 6 2 - 0 8 8 0 I 

expressways. 

$38,900 

VAORCONV. 

aa I 

IS car 

lab opportunity aai 

laavta* state aaa CaU 

FERGUSON today. 

NORWOOD 

Inc 425-1500 

LIVONIA 

JE OCCUPANCY 

deon 3 bedroom custom] 

built ranch, family room 

with fireplace, fully finished 

it, 2 full baths, carpeting 

| throughout, 2ft cor otgorage. 

Asking 

$48|900. 

Handyman Special 

2 bedroom home, 5 Mile 

Forrîngton, 100 x 120 lot. 

fed* soma work. Excellent invest 

nent. Won't lost. Only 

$24)900 

JUST LISTED 

Immoculote 3 bedroom, completely 

redecorated, carpeting 

throughout, fire and burg lor 

alarhv Great assumption. 

Onl| $18,900 

G'RAMCO 

525-7400 

312 

INQUIRE ABOUT 

CRAN BROOK'S 

REBATE PROGRAM 

SPRING SPECIAL 

THREE bedroom. IH both, 

split level with fenced yord 

and 2 cor goroge. $38,500. 

CRANBROOK 

Assoc Inc Realtors 

349-8800 478-1028 

BURTON HOLLOW 

Will Catch Your Eye 

WTTT 

TMs immaculate brick Cape Cod 

feature* large living room Formal 

6ning roam, completely equipped 

kitchen. Family room with fireplace 

If you want (pace here it i* 

with a 38 ft master bedroom plus 3 

large bedrooms. 3'» bath*, and attached 

car garage 

$10,000 Assumes 

Chapman Bros N 47S-4I00 

UVONIA. 7» i W lot. cute I bedroom 

aluminum aided, l't car garage. 

only 13*.508. Call Norwood 

522 2880 

UVONIA QUAP 

Really a Jewel 

Look for a bright future in this 2200 

sq ft brick home, with its 23 ft. Ilvroom 

Food center and Intercom 

system. 22 ft family room 

with fireplace 4 bedrooms. 3 

baths, attached 3 car garage All 

on a IM ft lot 

£2037 Tredwell. South of 9 Mile. West of Inkster. 

terrific brick contemporary ranch. Three bedrooms, 

jsement. Sunken living room. Attached garage, 

ireat area lor children. Swim club in sub Farmington 

lills. $37,900 

FAMILY AREA 

fjrick four bedroom ranch. Finished basement with wet 

bar. Large fenced lot with lovely shade trees Close to 

School. Farmington Hills. $36,500 

QUALITY PLUS LOCATION 

irim, neat three bedroom brick ranch in lovely quiet 

neighborhood. Formal dining. Large living room with 

fireplace. Sunporch. Basement and two car garage. 

Farmington -walk to town. $46,700 

r 

CIFINA 

V 

" First United 

OMAR Q. , 

1535-2720 474-3000 

!> 

Tipoftheicdberg. 

You can ice that it's beautiful. 

Because it's a Scholi design, you 

know that it will oifer great livabtllty 

But what you may not know is that 

it Is only one of over 200 different 

Schols home designs. And each 

312 

UVONIA RANCH 

ATTRACTIVE I bedreoa 

home, feature* a finished basement. 

2's car garage It's aa a 

larfs let for )uat t33.M8 Call US- 

integrity 

ELEGANCE 6 LUXURY 

Exquisite executive custom built, 

immaculate. 4 bedroom culiawial. 

2's baths, attached garage, custom 

decorating, fireplace. built-Ins. 

landscaped '» acre in Golf view 

Meadow* 874.M8 

OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 3 - 5 

18887 Fairway 

Offered by Viking. Realty ^ 

• UVONIA 

ways to tailor the Scholi hon* you 

select to your specific desires. See us. 

and we'll be happy to show you 

the whole "iceberg" of 200 designs 

design can be modified in a variety of of fine homes Scholi has for you. 

Mi erle Phillips Realty 

10 1021 Bridge 

Linden, Michigan 

735-4222 

Sales Offices At..^ 

4 BEDROOMS 

IMPRESSIVE Colonial with » car 

garage. Feature* all king siaed 

rooms, beautiful family room, natural 

fireplace, formal dining room, 

and of course, a full basement 

Best you II find at 848.888 Call 533 

ntegrity 

Realtors 

BARGAIN TRI 

In move-in condition is this 

sparkling 3 bedroom brick trilevel 

highlighted by a large 

family room, kitchen with 

built ins. 1 ft baths and on excellent 

assumoble mortgage. 

Asking $33,900- 

Super sharp throughout and 

with formal dining room is 

this 3 bedroom custom built 

brick ranch with attached 2 

car garage, located on 120 x 

170' lot Professionally finished 

basement and bar Luxurious 

carpeting throughout, 

entertainment sized living 

room with natural fireploce, 

covered terroce Excellent area 

of Livonia. Offered at 

$$4,900 

CARDINAL 

West Inc Funk Realty Dlv 

522-5333 

MINT CONDITION 

Sharp 3 bedroom brick California 

ranch. I's baths, cheerful country 

kitchen, built-ins. nice carpeting 

and drapes, full basement. *< mile 

from Livonia Mall Only S30 MO. 

CAMELOT 525-5600 

Farmington Realty Co. 

23290 Farmington Rd. 

Farmington, Michigan 

476-5900 

312 

ULTRA MODERN 

first offering on this ultra 

modern three bedroom brick 

ranch in Merrl Lyn Forms. 20 

ft. kitchen with qll built Ins. 

Ml tiled bosoment. good corpeting. 

lorge lot. 1ft baths 

and carport. Won't last at 

$32,900 

HARRY S. 

WOLFE 

12388 Five Mile 

GA 1-5888 

RENAISSANCE RANCH 3 bed 

rooms 2's baths. H ft. lot. patio, 

gas grill, full finished beseawat. 

central sir. door opener full ia- 

N let tea By owaer. 183 888 522 3888 

CUSTOM RANCH 

Locoted In a beautiful prime 

area of Livonia is this 3 bedroom 

all brick custom ranch. 

Carpeted throughout, center 

hall entronce. professionally 

finished rec. room, formal dining 

ell. huge living room with 

natural wood burning fireploce, 

1ft boths, lorge family 

room, attoched 2 car goroge 

Asking only $49,900 

CARDINAL 

We*t. Inc Funk Realty Dlv 

522-5333 

SCHOOLCRAFT • Levan area 1 

bedroom brick ranch attached garage. 

fully carpeted bullt-im. open 

Sun 2-5. asking 834 500 281 2058 

LIVONIA LARGE LOT 

COUNTRY AREA 

Cory 3 bedroom ranch on a lovelv 

188x158 -ft a>ooded lot Full basement. 

2 car s'tached garage Onlv 

835 880 

Red Car 

REALTORS 5?2-3500 

LIVONIA $41,900 

V2 ACRE 

LOVELY CAPE COD 

1850 sq ft 3 bedroom brick, family 

room 2 fireplaces dming room, finished 

basement 2 car garage a 

great bus 

Red Car 

REALTORS 522-3500 

LIVONIA, bv owner 3 bedroom 

brick and aluminum ranch 2 

baths finished basement, central 

air. carpeting throughout dish 

washer, disposal SIS.500 After S 

PM GR 4-4533 


. % ACRE 

With stream, charming older home 

- in condition like new Large 

rooms. 3 bedrooms dining room 

|'s baths basement 1 car garage 

modern kitchen many extras 

Red Car 


LIVONIA Blue Grass Farms Must 

sell 3 bedroom brick ranch I'i 

baths family room, corner lot 

15508 Nola Circle 484 3822 

312 

UVONIA $37,900 

FAMILY ROOM 

Largs S 

la 

.... beautiful fta 

»hed rec ream. 14 baths I car ga 

rage, carpeting throughout 

Red Carpet 


S MILK. Levan: trt-kvaL « had 

rooms, family room. I's laths sua 

garage, wooded area 

r m m 48^3183 

LIVONIA 

1/2 ACRE 

$52,900 

NICE COUNTRY SETTING 

1888 sq ft brick ranch 3 large bed 

roams, family raom lovely famtlv 

kitchen bullions dining raom l't 

baths, fireplace can** 1 Jr tMcd 

• 

basement 3 car attached garage 

Interior 1880 nesriv redecorated 

top quality 

Red Carpet 


RED 

WING 

TICKET WINNER 

TOO GOOD TO LAST 

BURTON HOLLOW exceptionally 

CASTLE GARDENS 

fine home. 4 bedroom* 3'* beths. Chapman Bros N. 478-4100 

Over 1.300 square feet of liv- 

family room, beamed celling and 

ing in this 3 bedroom brick 

fireplace, formal dining room, tin BUTLER HILLS SUB Spacious 

HARRY S. 

Robert Pretzlafl 

basement, new carpeting and •potless brick ranch on a park like 

ranch comolete with a large 

SJ2JS Seven Mile ' 427 0733 

27672 Doreen 

as throughout corner lot. By large well landscaped site 4 bed- 

kitchen, odjoining family 

Ml 2331 rooms. 2 "• baths. • . tiled bi basement, cov- 

(r. mm 

OPEN SUN 1-5 1762 Westbrook. room with natural fireplace, 

Farmington Hills. Mich 48024 

ered patio, all appliances carpet- Denmar Estates 3 bedrooms. 1>» lft baths and 2 cor ottoched 

COMPTON VILLAGE, brick ranch, 

car garage with opener. bath brick ranch 10 ft, snack bar. 

t bedrooms. 3's Baths. family 

separates 13x22 ft kitchen from garage. Good assumption. 

room, with natural fireplace. New 

14x22 ft family room with fire- Asking $41,900. 

c»ruling. 1 ear garaga. t'tt aa WALT SHUSTER CO. place Fullbasement. attached ga- 

HARRY S. 

sumption available 842.888 423-8271 REALTORS 626-0400 rage. heated pool, large lot Must 

Bui you must call me Promotion 

see to appreciate 281-828! 

Depl of the Observer & Eccentric 

no later than 5 P.M. Friday, March 

OPENHOUSE 

IMMACULATE WOLFE 21, 1975 to claim your two liee 

SUNDAY 2-5 p.m. 

33235 Seven Mile 427-8733 red wing hockey tickets. 261- 

8600 Ext 209 • 

Because location is Important to you . . . you look north to the green, 

rolling edge of metropolitan Detroit. An area of fine homes, substantial 

neighbors, and rising land values ... in the highly desirable Bloomfield 

Hills School District. We've located homes there. Big. comfortable 

homes with 4 bedrooms. Homes with all the expected amenities and 

many unexpected luxuries. The combination of quality, location, and 

advantages we offer are outstanding. Why regret tomorrow what you 

didn't do today? Visit Covington today . . 

Stately colonials, 

prlcad from 

$66,990 

TO 

$81,490 

ovington 

Long Lake Rd. (18 Mils Rd. 

22^TFERN 

On Long Lake Rd. (18 Mile Rd.) between 

Orchard Lake Rd. a Middlebelt 

Model Phone 62S-43S8 

1ft 

{ftI) 

MUl.TI.Pt.aX HOMC COWPOnATlOM 

* POP ATI OH • 


ROSEDALt GARDENS 831 SOS 

3 bedroom brick ranch with new 

furnace and central air. remodeled 

country kitchen and bath base 

ment almost finished I's car ga 

rage with covered patio new carpeting 

and insulation 8SI5 Merrl 

man Open house Thursday S to 8 

Saturday and Sunday 12 to < 


SUPER RANCH 

FAMILY SIZE KITCHEN • 

Large quality brick home central 

air. huge kHchen with buiH ins J 

bedroms l't baths finished base 

ment covered patio 2 car attached 

garage In lovely Kimberlv Oaks 

Red Carpet 

REALTORS 522 3500 

LIVONIA bv owner Newly deco 

rated 3 bedroom, large treed lot 

I's car garage asking 827 S00 

522 1733 

Livonia Assumption 

$25,900 

100x130' LOT 

FAMILY ROOM 

With fiteplace corv 

home on a lovelv 

2 bedroom 

treed lot 

Screened in palio This won't last 

Red Carpet 

REALTORS 522 3500 

EXCELLENT Assumption J bed 

room ranch family room fire 

place 2 baths 2 car aitached ga 

rage excellent condition Pav 

ments 8315 Interesi rate Tt'i 

842 500 Call Steve Real Estale 

One 281 7800 

nramrrN IMMEDIATE TROY 

WM7M ,7MM0 

OCCUPANCY 

CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 

Ta i lored To Fit Your Lot 

Free Estimate 

Expert Supervision 

WOODBURY BUILDING CO. 

®' 6 4 2 - 5 1 5 0 

PO Box 189. Bloomfield Mills 48013 

Greenfield Pointe 

BRIGHTON'S FINEST SUBDIVISION 

A prestigious sub of '4 acre wooded lots Paved streets 

and underground utilities. Have your home custom 

built by R. A. Snyder Construction Co or Italo American 

Building Corp or choose from one ot tne 7 homes 

now under construction. Priced from $58,500 

4 bedroom Colonial with dan. 2* baths, tirst floor 

laundry, family room with fireplace, fotmal dining 

. room, blacktop driveway. 

ureenliew Potnte FROM DETROIT by taking 1-96 W. 

to Pleasant Vailq exit. If on Pleasant Valley to Spen-* 

cer and W. on Spencer lo subdivision. FROM ANN 

ARBOR take US-23 N. to Brighton exit. N on Old US 

23 past Grand River to Spencer Rd . E on Spencer 

MODELS OPEN OOT 

• DAILY 12-6 ddf-OUf}

Thurtdty, Mirch 20. 1975 

312 Livonia 

© b s m i r 522-09QQ 

644-00 

LIVONIA 

NCTO> 

•tyt« tyl* 4 I bedroom quad-level 

1 fuH bathe. finished recreation 

room family room, attached fa 

'-rage Ml.900 Assumeble balance 

LEE 

Call Lee and Mart packin' 476-6161 

FACE Brick ranch 3 bedroomi 

. carpet and drapes throughout Finished 

basement with rec room and 

l» bath Fenced yard. Clarencevllle 

Schools t» 500 Owner Call after 

*PM • 476 J29S 

IDEAL 

FAMILY HOME 

JOY «D. NEWBURGH AREA 

J Bedroom Brtck Ranch Family 

aaom with ftreplac*. . I'* Baths, 

-double attached garage FuH bat* 

ment Large wooded landscaped lot 

with garden 

Call after 4 FM weekdays anytime 

weekends 

464-0240 

LIVONIA 

SCHOOLCRAFT LEVAN 

J bedrooms. J full baths split rock 

ranch finished recreation room, 

kitchen appliances familv room 

with fireplace. 2 car heated garage 

Will consider Land Contract 

«S4 #00 full price 

LEE 

"Call Lee and start packin" 

476-6161 

314 Plymouth 

OPEN SAT. 2 to 5 

MM Canton Canter Rd north of 

Geddes Rd 5 acres, modern cuatom 

built 4 bedroom brick ranch, 

finished basement. 2W car attached 

garage. 1 natural fireplaces. 

horses OK >70.000 Terms 

possible 

John D. Rogers 

REAL ESTATE SERVICE 

277-6464 278-5134 

OWNER ANXIOUS 

Beautifully finished basement, 

large family room fireplace, 

country kitchen inclixf 

ing all appliances, formal dining 

room, 4 bedrooms, 2 y /i 

baths, 2 car attoched goroge, 

large lot, central air, heated 

*pool Asking mid $50's, assumable 

Call DON KAMEN 

. 464 0800 or 427 7195 

One Way 

. CANTON TWP . by owner, luiurl 

• MIS ) bedroom rsnch, central air. 

' family room with fireplace and 

bo*. dishwasher, 2 baths, custom 

draperies. 2 car attached garage, 

patio with planter. Call after 5 PM 

4557021 

T.N. 

"BIG FAMILY" 

This home is large and older, 

with capability of 5 bedrooms 

The home is in excellent 

condition and not far 

from grade school Priced to 

sell, $25,500 

"HOME & INCOME'' 

Live in this two bedroom unit 

with $265 income on the 

crfher 2 units. It's aluminum 

sided and on a large corner 

lot Just $9,000 down Land 

Com roc f terms on the balance 

of $36,000 

Phone 453-7733 

Tom Noteboert Real Estate 

1205 s Mam, Plymouth 

BEST BUY 

; IN PLYMOUTH 

'4 bedroom colortial, 1 Vi 

• baths, family room, fireplace, 

' full basement, 2 car garoge 

.By appointment 

455-2180 

"TRI - LEVEL. 4 bedrooms, family 

•^room. garage Prime in • town loca- 

'~ttan. 3 blocks from public and paro- 

' eblal schools. U1,900 45M944 

• Nearly Brand New 

. One year old 3 bedroom all 

) brick Ranch with 2 full baths, 

. dining rdom, beaufiful kitch- 

, en, family room with fire- 

• place and more Asking 

! $48,500 Make offer. Call 

• BILL HARRISON at 464-0800 

One Way 

314 Plymouth 

ROOM FOR MOM 

In, this plush IN-PLYMOUTH 

brick Cape God style residential 

duplex. New England 

charm in this 1962 built beouty. 

Features: 2V4 baths, formal 

living and dining, rooms, 

large ipip*»*ive open foyer, 

full basement} fruit trees too 

Asking jutt $54,500. 

CENTURY 21 

Hortford 429 Inc. 459-2900 

CENTRAL AIR 

Cool and shorp 3 bedroom 

fully carpeted ranch, with 2 

full baths, beamed cathedral 

ceilings in kitchen ond family 

room areas. Notural firepioce, 

enormous basement, 2 cor attached 

goroge, quiet area, 

only 2 blocks from schools. 

Only $43,900. 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford 429 Inc 459-2900 

ONE year old 4 bedroom Colonial 

an park, 1W baths, dining room, 

family room, fireplace, partially 

finished basement Attached 2 car 

garage 20 x II ft. patio $49,000 

455-7656 

PLYMOUTH MID $60's 

4 bedroom colonial family room, 

formal dining room, much more' 

Phone DON HICKMAN 

NORWOOD 

No 4. Inc. 484-1800 

NICE 'N' QUIET 

Living in this Finch Roberts trilevel 

on 1V4 ocres in peaceful 

Salem Twp. 3 bedrooms, country 

kitchen with built-ins, 2 

full baths, large garage, 

walk-out family room with 

firepioce, above ground pool, 

Plymouth schools. Great living 

for only $55,000 

CENTURY 21 


Filled with thick plush carpeting 

and a firepioce that accents 

this sharp Tri-Level in 

Canton's nicest area Dream 

kitchen with loads of eating 

spoce on soft step floor Large 

lot with patio and stream, 

ond it's only $44,900 

CENTURY 21 


TUDOR COLONIAL 

In Canton's beautiful Carriage 

Hills, with thick plush, 

qualify carpeting throughout 

3 big bedrooms, walk-in 

linen closet, 2 full baths, family 

room with wood burning 

fireplace, 20 ft kidney 

shaped patio, 2'/J car attoched 

garage, with loft ond 

door opener. Large lot Just 

$48,900 

CENTURY 21 


CANTON TWP By owner 4 bedroom 

duplex home. Carpeted, 

drapes, girage Family room, air. 

2 baths $39,900 455-9212 

Lots of Goodies 

Come with this large 4 bedroom 

brick colonial 2Vi 

baths, large master bedrodm 

suite, family room and firepioce. 

Brick highlights in country 

kitchen with all appliances 

including dishwasher 

and beautiful fixtures 2 car 

attoched garage, all on 75 ft. 

lot, with redwood deck, gas 

grill, and large brick patio 

under giant sugar maples. 

Quick occupancy Just 

$53,900 

/ 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford 429 459-2900 

MINI FARM - lovely, large rambling 

brick ranch on 6 acres in desirable 

Plymouth area I stall barn, 

fenced in for horses. M9.900. 

Buyers only Ride by 47200 Cherry 

Hill, cornar of Beck Rd 4S3 2799 

NtWLY decorated | bedroom all 

brick raack. finished basement 

4534918 

Custom Ranch 

Country Setting 

Large % ocre wooded lot. 

Beautiful setting for this custom 

built home with l££G6 

rooms, year-round Florida 

room, bosement and 2 car attached 

garage. Asking 

$55,500. Call 464-0800, ask 

for BILL HARRISON 

One Way 

PLYMOUTH. 4 bedroom split 

level, large family room, a car ga 

rage, built 117). will take trade, Immediate 

possession. 139,900 Owner 

455-4M4 

AVAILABLE 30 DAYS 

10625 Joam Lane. Woodbrook Sub 

Plymouth's newest executive area 

close to town. A Wautlful colonial 

in a quiet treed area. 4 bedrooms 

up plus 1 down that can be used as 

a den. 4 baths, complete kitchen 

plus separate eating area. Family 

room, recreation room, billiard 

room. Redwood deck and screened- 

In porch. First floor laundry 3300 

sq ft Large lot completely land : 

scaped for privacy. Owner, 

455-2195 453-7980 

NEW 

SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 

ONLY. Plymouth Twp.. Colony 

Farms. Mediterranean style home 

View lot 4 bedrooms, library Wet 

plaster. Finished open basement 

Burglar and Fire alarm. Many 

more extras $150,000 

ROY MALTESE CO 

LO 2-8868 

316 Westland 

Gordon Gty 

BRICK ranch, transferred owner 

must sell Features country kitchen 

with built Ins. finished rec room 

with fireplace, walking distance to 

schools Priced for immediate sale. 

$28,900 First Federal Realty. 

478-3900 

ONE OF A KIND TWO bedroom ranch A full tiled 

Canton Twp , only home in sub. basement, new nowax floor In 

with Impressive Tudor style, I and large yard Priced al 

months old. 2000 sq sa ft , 3 bed- 4.000 Call Bel-Men's Bob or 

rooms. 1U baths, formal dining & 

522-3010 

room, large family room with fire 

ce. Compare with model at 

K.•00 We added $4,200 worth of GARDEN CITY $33,500 

custom features not included in 

model price. Forced sale at $48,900 Growing Pains? 

After S PM for appointment453-3755 

Moke a date today to see this 

25 Ft. Family Room 

lovely 

home 

spacious 5 bedroom 

with country kitchen, 

family room with wet bar, 

dining room, lorge 22 x 32 

garage,- ideal for work shop 

or hobbies. Many extras. Call 

today 

Century 21 

Hartford 418 425-7272 

MERRIMAN-Warren area, attrac 

live 3 bedroom brick ranch, all 

aluminum garage and trim, full 

basement, pool & redwood deck 

l.900 Bring all offers Call Beltn's 

Lillian 522-3010 

E 

SHARPLY decorated 2 bedroom 

starter home, gaa heat. VA or 

FHA Call Bel-Men's Fran 522-3010 

NEW HOME 

WESTLAND 

34120 ALGONQUIN 

34025 SHAWNEE 

$1050 Down 

New 3 bedroom solid brick homes 

in Westalnd featuring shag carpet, 

full basement, 60 ft lots, paved 

streets, all brick sub Only 132.900 

Low V A., FHA Terms Many other 

choice locations In Redford and 

Dearborn Heights 

MODEL OPEN; Sat Sun 1-5 

6250 Beech Daly Rd 

Between Ford Rd. A Warren Rd. 

HOMEFINDERS 

565 1310 Eves. 278-5345 

GARDEN CITY 2 bedroom home 

Large lot. 2*t car garage. Easy assumption. 

$20,800 , 7V4% Interest. 

$175 payments 5254329 

OPEN 1-5 PM. 8153 Melvln.N of 

Ann Arbor Tr . W of Middlebelt 

Studio celling with natural cedar 

beam Three l>edroom brick ranch, 

full finished basement, pool. Livonia 

schools $25,900 425-5846 

$6,500 DOWN 

to mortgage. $^% Interest $213 

monthly including taxes 3 bedroom 

aluminum bungalow, carpeted. 

rec room. 80 ft.frontage. Excellent 

buy at $26,000 

RED BARON 

422-8220 

WHAT A NICE TIME TO BUY A HOME! 

OPEN SUN 2-5. 14372 Barbara, Livonia. N. of 

Schoolcraft. E. of Levan Large entertainment center, 

plus 3 bedrooms, family room, 34' Florida room and 2 

full baths $52,900 

SparVling clean, this 3 bedroom home with family » 

room. 154 baths, and large modern kitchen. Gas heat 

m- 

508 Help Wonted Domestic 

504 Help Wonted"OHiee- 

Clerical 

506 Help Wonted Sale* 

520 Secretoriol-Businesi 

Service* 

512 Situation* Wonted 

Female 

514 /Situation* Wanted 

Mole 

51o Situation* Wanted 

Male ft Female 

MEtCHANDISE FOR SALE 

702 Antique* 

706 Appliance* 

700 Auction Sole* 

712 Bicycle* lor Sale 

718 Building Material* 

724 Comer* Supplies 

720 Porm Produce 

m Hobbies. Com* ft 

Stamp* 

744 Horse*, livestock ft 

Equipment 

70S Household Goods— 


709 Household Ooods- 

Woyne County 

735 Household Pets 

716 lawn/Garden ft Form 

Equipment 

710 Misc for Sole— 

Oakland County , 

1711 Misc. for Sole— 

Wayne County 

726 Musicol Instruments 

740 Pet Service 

704 Rummoge Soles 

730 Sporting Goods 

728 Stereo, Hi-Fi ft Tope 

Deck* 

734 Trade or Sell 

736 Wonted Mite 

73? Wearing Apparel 

NOTICES I SERVICES 

604 Announcement* 8 

Notice* 

626 Bingo 

610 Cord* of Thank* 

618 Child Care 

614 Death Notice* 

628 Cntertoinment 

616 Hall for Rent 

612 In Memoriom 

622 Income Tax & 

ln*urance 

606 legal Notice* 

602 lost ft Found 

600 Pertonol* 

624 Profe**ionol Service* 

606 Tran*portotion 

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 

400 Apartment* to Rent 

422 Commercial— 

Induttriol to Rent 

426 Convalescent— 

Nursing Home* 

408 Duplexes to Rent 

410 Flat* to Rent 

414 Florido Rental* 

402 Furni*hed Apartment* 

- to Rent 

406 Furniihed Houiet 

to Rent 

428 Garoge* to Rent 

404 Houses to Kent 

432 living Quarters 

to Shore 

418 MobOe Homes to Rent 

424 Office—Business 

spcx. to I 

420 i looms to Rant 

412 Townhoutes— 

Condominiums to Rent 

416 Vocation Rental* 

430 Wonted to Rent 

434 Wonted to Rent Resort 

RIAL ESTATE FOR SAU 

302 Birmingham-Bleomfield 

304 Formington-Wetl 

, MoomtieW 


308 Rochester-Troy 

306 Southfield-lothrvp 

311 Homee tor Sale— 

Oakland County _ 

312 Uvonio 

314 Plymouth 

*»8 Redford 

316 Westlond-Gorden City 

318 Homee tor Sale- 

Wayne County 

320 Other Suburbon Homes 

lor Sole 

330 Apt* lor Sole 

360 Business Opportunities 

348 Cemetery lots 

352 Commerciol-Industrial 

322 Condominiums lor Sole 

324 Co-op* for Sale 

344 Country Home* 

326 Duplexet for Sole 

350 Form* for Sole 

336 Florido Property 

for Sale 

354 Income Property 

for Sale 

356 lnve*tment Property 

for Sole 

340 lake & Retort 

Property lor Sole 

342 lokefront Home* 

lor Sole 

364 li*tipgt.yfonted 

338 Lot* ft Acreage for Sole 

332 Mobile Home* 

for Sole 

358 Mortgoge*—land 

Controct* 

346 Northern Property 

334 Out of Tpwn Property 

368 Reol Ettote to Exchange 

362 Reol Estate Wonted 

328 Townhouse* lor Sole 

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CALL CLASSIFIED DIRECT 

644-1070 852-3222 522-0900 

OAKLAND 

COUNTY 

316 Westland 

Garden Gty 

THREE bedroom ranch. Westland, 

brick construction with full basement, 

2W car garage, Joy Rd. • 

Merriman area. $27,500 Call after 

6 PM. 

521-127$ 

EXCELLENT ASSUMPTION 

Payments of $237 monthly at $V& 

can be yours without refinancing 

Call today about this 3 bedroom 

brick ranch on Maplewood In Garden 

City. Stove and refrigerator 

are Included In sale of this home, 

with finished baaement Lot Is $8' x 

122' and fenced. Call 2614484 for 

full details. , 

SMITH REALTORS 

GARDEN CITY Three-Four bedroom 

Bungalow, super move In condition. 

New kitehen, bath, carpeting 

Owner sacrifice, $22,900 $2500 

down. 261-9379 

GARDEN CITY-ROSSLYN ST 

Oscar just planted for sale sign on 

this all brick beauty. The sold sign 

trill be up as soon as the little lady 

walks in and sees dream kitchen 

If you have a large family, the 

huge den could be 4th bedroom All 

aluminum trim and maintenance 

free Hubby won't have to paint 

2Vt car garage and above ground 

filtered pool. Full finished baaement. 

It's froatlng on the cake CaU 

261 3434 

; 

SMITH REALTORS 

SELL or rent with option to buy 

Westland - 1W story 

aluminum sid 

ing. 3 i bedroom, full basement, car- 

peted. eted, drapes Gas log fireplace, 

fot water ft forced air heat 

$17,500 Call weekdays. 6 to $ PM. 

326-3696 

SPACIOUS BRICK 

$790 Makes Deal 

Lovely 3 bedroom brick ranch, 

large kitchen, carpeting, and 

more. $790 moves you in, excellent 

schools. Easy FHA 

terms C43. Open 7 days and 

eves. 

GROSSMAN 565-8840 

pjjj 

1 1 V 

OPEN SUN. 2-5, 32741 Ohio. N. of Joy. E. of Farmington 

Road. Livonia. In Rosedale Gardens. 4 bedrooms. 

family room, 1V* baths, and enclosed porch. A 

good buy at $44,900. 

i t ; 

B . 

In beautiful Coventry Woods, Livonia with room for all 

•of you. 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths. 25' family room, 20' 

kitchen, formal dining room. 2 car garage, and. of 

course, a fireplace New carpeting throughout. 

$59,900. . 

Don't Wait. CALL 421-2100 NOW 

® alien 0 

REALTOR 

15337 Farmington Rd. and Five Mile. Livonia 

i 

316 

ROCHESTER 

AVON TWP. 

Garden Gty 

WESfTLAND, beautiful carpeted 3 

bedroom brick ranch, carport, 

fenced Terms to suit. Vacant, sacrifice 

$21,150 5«4 252 

£i 

WESTLAND 

OPEN SUN. 2-5 

Beechnut, E. of Merriman, S 

of Cfcerryhill. Spotless 3 bedroom 

brick ranch with beautiful carpeting. 

kitchen table space, full basement. 

gas heat, fenced yard. 4In 

good area. Immediate occupancy. 

S18 5JOO PALMER ASSOC 559-1&W 

i 

WAYNE 

COUNTY 

316 Westland 

Garden Qty 

GARDEN CITY 

3 bedroom brick ranch, 2Vj 

car garage, finished basement. 

Super value, priced ot 

$26,900. Call MR LAST. 

Century 21 

Hartford 41 8 425-7272 

SWAIN 

Realty 

Plymouth 865 S. Main.St. > 453*7650 

PLYMOUTH TOWNSHIP over 1/2 acre. 3 

amily income on Schoolcraft. West of Eckles Rd Land 

ontract terms 

WEST OF PLYMOUTH 110 acre farm 70- 

tfarn. good location and terms 

ACRE RESIDENTIAL BUILDING 

SITE near 6 Mile and Salem Roads. Land contract. 

Cham berlain 

REALTORS* 

1 DO NT BELIEVE IT But TOM KUSTER says he 

haa a big family ranch with centrsl air, natural 

frcplace, 4 bedrooms, full basement, family room and 

2 car attach«d garage in WeatUnd'* beat lubdiviaion 

for just $37,900. To find out taore about it call TOM 

at 476-9100. 

BINGO! A sure winner S&arp 3 bedroom brick ranch 

with sll formica kitchen, vanity in bath, nicely finiahed 

recreation room and attractive decor throughout. De 

arable Farmington subdivision. Asking only $36,900 

For details call 476-9100. 

PERFECT FIT For you and yowa with 4 big bed 

room*, full fnished baaement and large family room. 

Close to Livonia schools arith a price to fit your 

budget of just 838,900. Call 476-9100 

8ACRIFICBI Owners muat sal this 3 bedroom 

Southfield ranch with separate dining room and all 

main spphances included in the below market price of 

$14,000. Low Land Contract available. To take advantage 

of this good investment call 476-9100 today. 

LIKE FINE AGED WINE Charming vintage home in 

excellent condition offcriag 3 bedrooms, first floor 

laundry, aew,alummifflai

* 

4D* THB OBSERVER k ECCENTRIC iiiuraasr, March 20, 1975 

31* 

Qhf 

WF STL AND $25,500 

LAND CONTRACT 7% 

MOT* ia aad ratal, super sharp ) 

barroom. 14 bathe Beamed catling. 

rae. room with bv, faaoad 

jrard aa save court. Harry or yeall 

be loo lata Call PHYLLIS !«• 

NORWOOD 

No 3, Inc. 425-1500 

Wm. FEHLIG 

Real Estate 

906 S. Main, Plymouth 

316 Wettiond 

Garden Qty 

GARDEN CITY W.M 

BEAUTIFUL 

I bedroom maintenance 

(m Ranch la great area Large 

kitchen. t bate, rae roam, central 

air, Mot* 19x94 heated pool, brtck 

barbocwa. 

Red Car 


$11,000 - Full price for this 2 bedroom starter. YOU 

MUST SEE THE INSIDE of this home. Located at 

20039 Indian. Redford, Call for details. 

Stately farm home in Plymouth Township on 2V* acres. 

Large rambling home has 3 bedrboms. IV* baths, 

formal dining room, family room, 24x17 lining room 

with fireplace, full basement and much more. Newly 

redecorated and painted. Asking $64,900. bring an 

offer 

Building lot on Holbrook St. in Plymouth. $6,500. 

453-7800 

© 

sxas 

OPEN SUNDAY. 36767 MALLORY. Livonia. Pillared 

Colonial with 4 bedrooms, 2'4 baths, dining room and 

dinette family room with marble fireplace, fully carpeted. 

built-ins, first floor laundry. $61,900 

OPEN SUNDAY. 9940 SEMINOLE. Redlord, 4 bedroom. 

2 bath bnck bungalow with aluminum trim, fully 

carpeted, beautiful kitchen, outstanding recreation 

room, garage, terrific assumption, $31,900 

32398 

FIVE MILE RD. 

GA 1-5660 

Skerry Jay ear 

CurtftSMmky 

Fred KaeH 

316 

j l H PE29I m 

HARRY L. WOLFF 

H L J m J 

Gate Qty 

REDFORD TWP 

$59,900 

OPEN SUN. 2-5 

26777 Ross Drive, E. of Ink- 

ster, N. of Lyndon 

4 bedroom home located on 

.7 ACRE of beautiful setting 

overlooking Golf Course. Unusual 

panelling. Even a greenhouse 

SEE IT SUNDAYI 


261-5080 

SOUTH REDFORD. 1* ftory brtck 

bungalow. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, 

basement, low,taxes 5394953 

316 

Entertain much? This gleaming 

Cape Cod is ideal for it. 

Boasts 5 bedrooms, 2 full 

baths, 2 fireploces (living 

room 4 family room). The 35 

x 22' gome room has wet 

bar. Located on 105' x 12$' 

treed lot overlooking Golf 

Course. 


261-5080 

NEGAUNEE 18456 

OPEN SUN. 2-5 

Radford * beat buy. 3 blocks east of 

Inkatar Rd.. 14 blocka south of 7 

Mile. 3 bedroom bungalow, large 

kitchen, finished basement $23,900 

JAMY 537-1950 

HMO assumption. Sharp 2 bedroom, 

full basement, 14 car garage. 

formal dining room, payments 

1241. Call Norwood 523-2W0 

OPEN SUNDAY. 9209 BASSETT CT. E.. Livonia, 

family size 3 bedroom Colonial with 1V& baths, family 

room with fireplace, carpeting, covered patio. 2 car 

attached garage, immediate occupancy $42,900 

1 f 1 1 lilWliH MOBBW 

NEW 

OPEN SUNDAY, 14301 LYONS. Livonia, owner transferred, 

4 bedroom, 2 full bdth ranch home, carpeting, 

built-ins. recreation room, garage, near schools and 

swim club, immediate occupancy. $39,900 

DON WOLFE 

MODERN 

318 

SOUT H REDFORD. 3 bedroom 

brick Rahch. newly decorated. 2 

car garage, finished baaement. 

9374934 

REDFORD AREA 

Assume 7 } /» Mortgage 

THRfcE bedroom brick ranch, 14 

bathi, fully carpeted, drapaa, air 

cond tloned, finished basement, 

newlf decorated in and out. Large 

patio Screened porch, 3* car garage,, 

trees, owner. After 5 PM, 

KE 2459$ 

311 

LAND CONTRACT 

8'/2% 

19919 Beech Da^r, 3 bedroom brtck 

ranch, 24 car garage. Interior completely 

redocorated. immediate occupancy. 

19.000 down. 9300 monthly 

17373 Beech Daly. 14 atory as- 

bestos bungalow. 3 bedrooms, fin- 

Call Jim Wilbanks ished basement, modern kitchen 

Pay inents of $200 per month, 93.900 down. 1290 monthly 

3 bid rooms, 2 car garoge, rec 

roon 

AAA'FAIR 

522-8000 



277-6464 278-5134 

REDFORD TWP 14132 Fenton. 

block north of Schoolcraft, and 

west of Telegraph. Brick ranch. 

945,900 Owner 

OPEN HOUSES SUNDAY- 

2-5 P.M. MARCH 23 

13165 Levan—Livonia, N of 6 Mile. E. of Newberg. 

Large 2400 sq. ft. Colonial on acre lot. Heated pool 

ith large deck. Superbly landscaped Many extra 

features when built Priced in 60's 

30 W. Spring—Plymouth, N. of Mam St., W. of Star- 

/veather Not a drive by—the inside sells itself. Cometely 

updated 3 bedroom home in move-in condition, 

rice $31,500. 

MARK VI 

REAL ESTATE 

319 PLYMOUTH RD 

i/ONIA, MICH 

TWO LIVONIA LOCATIONS 

COMPANY 

| v 

Y KV. 

HARRY S WOLFE 

Once Again The Leader in Livonia Home Sales in 1974 

50th ANNIVERSARY 

ANXIOUS SELLER 

Priced for a quick sale with quick occupancy is this 

newly decorated 3 bedroom ranch with a large kitchen, 

central air, large patio lor summer fun and a low 

assumable mortgage Only $22,500 

SPECIALTY 

Three spacious bedrooms. 17 foot modern kitchen, 

carpeted throughout, full finished basement. A real 

clean sharp home lor only $25,900 

FIRST OFFERING 

All brick ranch with three good-size bedrooms, 1W 

baths, a sharp kitchen with dinette, warm cozy family 

room with fireplace, large patio. All this on a beautiful 

119x121 lot and 2'4 car garage $38,900 

ASSUMPTION BUYERS 

Enjoy the terms on this attractive three bedroom brick 

ranch with huge living room with dining ell. a modern 

kitchen, three spacious bedrooms, a full finished 

basement and an enclosed terrace off the kitchen. Also 

features a garage $30,500 

^ I Ji 

8 1 /4% MONEY AVAILABLE 

Dial 

455-M-A-R-K 

or 464-3828 

JACK 04CKS0N 

318 Redford 

Century 21 

Hartford 418 274-7200 

JERRY STILL 937-2300 

"1973 Colonial" 

(1st Ad) $9,400 assumes, 

814% 1973 built brick colonial. 

14 ft. master bedroom, 

I Vi baths, 4th beflroom, den 

or family room, finished basement. 

$26,500 balance. $268 

total payments $35,900 

11391 Seminole. 

CENTURY 21-HALLAAARK INC 

SOUTH REDFORD Immaculate 

bedroom brick ranch. 3 baths, bss 

ment apt., fully carpeted, knground 

pool. l4 car garage Low taxes 

Good assumption 939,300. 196-3973 

REDUCED $2000 

Owner has placed deposit on 

new home and must sell 

With features like 20 ft. family 

room, 2 full baths, basement, 

and 2V6 car goroge, 

this 3 bedroom brick ranch 

won't last, so coll 464-0800 

now. Ask for BILL HARRISON 

One Way 

OPEN SUN 2-5 

13962 Arnold 

Schoolcraft k Beech area 3 bedroom, 

one floor ranch. Den with 

fireplace, attached garage, fully 

carpeted 90 ft lot Assume $34,000. 

1%% mortgage Full price, $39,900 

ROCK & CURD 

532-3200 

33235 

WEST SEVEN MILE 

GA 7-0733 

REALTOR 

Georaa ScKemansk 

INC 

318 RodfonJ 

HURRY, HURRY 

Transferred owner must sell 

this beautiful 3 bedroom story 

4 half home with beautiful 

family room and natural firepioce, 

full finished basement, 

family style kitchen, goroge 

Low taxes, fost occupancy 

Asking $27,500. 

CARDINAL 

West. Inc Funk Realty Div 

522-5333 

THREE bedroom brtck, huge master 

bedroom, newly decorated, 

tiled basement, large lot. 2 car garafe, 

74% mortgage to assume 

Other terms available $2$,900 

534-1913 

FOR SALE BY OWNER 

3 bedroom brick ranch in Beech 

Villa Sub Newly carpeted and decorated, 

new roof and lawn Full 

basement. 2 car brick garage. 

534-1793 

REDFORD 

BARGAIN HUNTERS 

FOUR Bedrooms, formal dining 

room, attached 2 car garage and a 

large lot affords plenty of elbow 

room. $24,900 Call 5224300 

SOUTH REDFORD 

3 bedroom brick ranch, wet plaster, 

carpeting throughout, full basement 

$29,900 terms or trsde 

LEE 

'Call Lee, ant 1 start packin" 47941(1 

319 Homes For Sate 

Wayne County 

New offering, 18803 Seminole, 

OPEN Sunday 1-5 PM, I 

block E of Livonia in Redford 

Twp, beautiful 3 bedroom 

brick with attoched garoge 

lorge kitchen, family room, 

I'/» baths up, x /i bath down, 

fully tiled and paneled basement. 

Call today Only 

$37,900 

ASK FOR CASH TRYBAN 

BEL-MEN 522-3010 

DEARBORN HTS. 

Custom brick 3 bedroom plus den, 

14 baths, rec room, country kitchen. 

dishwasher, range, pool stays 

Asking $35,900 

RED BARON 

422-8220 

319 

For, Sdo 

Wayne County 

REDFORD Twp. I bedroom brtck 

WESTLAND - Vacant » bedroom 

REDfORD TWP. S. 

yard. 9199 total 

WESTERN GOLF CLUB 

P9IMF REDFORD 

brick, I _ batha. batl b 

$17,991 mSSi 

$1,800 TOTAL 

I car ((*rag throughout, finished batha Oarage. 

level home. With 5 spocious Ing room, family room, finished SMITH REALTORS 

room with bar, 2 car go- 

bedrooms, formal dining 

"JOY" 255-3960 

baaement. 14 car garage. Lspi 

rag ragh, nicely landscaped 

room, lorge kitchen with di- Contract terms. Make offer. BURT RD SCHOOLCRAFT I bad- 

318 Redford 

$32 500. $3,250 down. Call 

WEST of Telegraph 19993 Woodnette, 3W baths, huge family 

Una. Bungalow, dim 

NORWOOD 

ing room, car 

K S 

REDFORD. S . bedrooms. living 

26111010. 

peted. basement. gas 

room with fieldstone fire- 

No. 3, Inc. 425-1500 

room, dinlaj ro room, kltchan and utll- 

fenced Extras, 120, 

place, and your own 2 story 

My room Gas FA Call Bai-Men'a 

123-9010 

st UNITED 

gymnasium. Shown by ap- REDFORD, 3 bedroom aluminum 

bungalow, beautifully decorated, 

pointment only, this lovely paved street $7,790 down, aaau 

QARLETON REAL ESTATE 

home is offered at $120,000. at $«« $34,909 5344999| 

1 C " KSFT 

DEARBORN HTS.: 

Custom brick 3 bedroom phis daw. 

14 baths, rec room, country kitch- 

X 

/ Mil,if'r 

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ft 

BEGINNER'S DELIGHT 

A real dollhouse Just reduced to $21,500. Owner 

anxious to sell. Large country size lot] new aluminum 

siding, gutters, storms, screens and a new roof on both 

the house and garage are just a few features of this 

darling home Also features large living room, nice size 

bedrooms, gas heat and a terrific assumption Stop tn 

and see it today. 

WOODS & WATER 

Call now to see this spacious 3 bedroom ranch with a 

formal dining room, large living room with natural 

fireplace, full walk-out basement and on a large treed 

lot with Wolverine Lake privileges Asking only 

$30,900. 

BETTER THAN NEW 

Not even 1 year old is this beautiful 4 bedroom, 2V* 

bath colonial in northwest Livonia. This immaculate 

home has a large family room with fireplace, formal 

dining room, country kitchen, full basement and 2 car 

attached garage. Good assumable mortgage. $59,900. 

en. diahwaaher. range, pool stays. 

Asking $35,990 "• 

RED BARON 

422-8220 

NORTH DEARBORN HEIGHTS, 9 

bedroom brick bungalow, fully 

peted. basement, attached 

with breeseway, large l< 

owner $29,900 

$17,900 SMALL BRICK ; ; 

$999 Land Contract. 1 , 

78 x 140 lot, garage, $17$" 

month total payments Small 

home but lots of spoce to enlarge 

8% interest, $999 

moves in No qualifying 

Near Ford Rd , Westlond W- 

7. Open 7 days and eves_ 

GROSSMAN 565 8846 

CANTON-CUSTOM RANCH 

ON 1 ACRE!! This el brick home 

is every man's dream 29 ft family 

room with full wall brick and stowe 

fireplace The 3 bedrooms are 

large and there are 2 baths This a, 

an all electric home, built to Edison 

specifications There is s mud 

room and utility room off the huge 

2 car attached garage with electrfcdoor 

opener This 1.900 sq ft home 

is on Lots Road In Canton near 

Cherry Hill. Call Te* Favors 711- 

4241 Compare at 947.900 

GARDEN CITY RANCH 

Most attractive 2 bedroom home in 

Garden City Carpet throughout, 

Integrity 

BEAUTIFULLY decorated, 

air conditioned living room. fuH 

brick, 14 story, in very desirable 

- Realtors 

basement is nearly finished, ntarty 

South Redford 3 bedrooms. 2 down 

new 40 gallon gas hot water heater 

and 1 large carpeted, up Dining BY Owner. 3 bedroom aluminum and gas FA furnace Both th* 

room, finished baaement with extra Bungalow, finished basement with 

kitchen, loads of storage space. 12 bar. Modern kitchen, carpeting 

house and 24 car garage are all 

X 30 stone patio with redwood throughout Gas forced air. r. utilit utility aluminum with aluminum trim 

fence 24 car garage, occupancy shed, gas grill and light In Red- The gas light and gas barbeque 

in mid June- 74% assumable mort- ford Twp . $24,990 19713 Norborne. stay too Call Dee Meldrum and 

gage. $29,900. Owner. 332 2994 Open House Sunday. 1-5 PM or for ask how you can own Sheridan 

appointment, KE 5-3459 or. 537 4994 Street 7214241 

Jack Reeub 

Jim Whyett 

Merfe Welfe 

fa 

Dkk Sfcepkerrf 

CKEON 

•LING 

GEORGE SMITH REALTY 

221$ S Wayne. Westlsnd 

721 4241 

A NEW YEAR 

MEANS A NEW HOME " ; 

and we have the perfct one 

for you Beautiful bnck ranch 

located in low tax area 3bedrooms, 

I'/» baths, kitchen ' 

with built-ins, full basement, 

fully corpeted, ond over 1200 

sq ft of living area Moke 

your resolution to show you/, 

WIFE this beautiful NEW 

HOME and start HER YEAR off 

right Priced in low $30's. v 

JERRY TACK 

464 0800 425-3700 

ONE WAY 

LUPINI 

BUILDERS, INC. 

Custom Built 

And 

Custom Designed 

Homes 

349-0152 ; 

NORTHVILLE 

REALTSTATE. INC. 

PLYMOUTH 

500 S. MAIN t=J 

453-6800 ** 

THINKING OF BUYING OR SELLING 

YOUR HOME? 

McKEON N0LING REAL ESTATE 

DIAL SERVICE 453-6800 

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 

1360 ROSS--S of Main St between Evergreen and 

McKinley. Pleasantly situated in established neighborhood--delightful 

3 bedroom fully carpeted 

ranch, large fenced lot, IVi garage $31,500 

Two story older brick, in-town location, large kitchen, 

formal dining, living room with fireplace, 4 bedrooms 

plus artist's lolt Or 5th bedroom $38,500 


Deluxe colonial, many attractive features, carpeted 

throughout, large country kitchen, fantastic assumption. 

$42,990 

Highest gross--City of Plymouth"--Income $650.00 

monthly, land contract terms. $43,900 

Vacant building lot. F>hoenix Lake frontage, 80x279. 

land contract terms available. $19,500 

oCooLiny Jor Âcluantaf*? 

...OwnJn come Prof^j

302 

YOU MUST SKE THIS 4 

contemporary colonial J 

and superbly decorated 

living room cathetral ceil 

cfca. firrpUce. central atr. 

syatem and MUCH 

_ la deairable Potomac VII- 

SubdivMoa M7JM Buvera 

M1-U46 

OPEN SUN. 7 to 5 

• Pine Lake Estates 

*»7 HatcMm Hills Orchard Lake 

l^nf Lake Rd area. 4 bedroom 

2'i bath Georgetown Colonial 

I-arte lot. good "°° r P'* n Many de 

luxe feature* Immediate occupancy 

Pine Lake privileges 

no MS 



277-6464 278-5134 

BLOOMFIELD TWP 4 bedroom 

2 1 * bath Colonial for sale bv (Retlringt 

owner Birmingham Schools 

Obtala own mortgage assume 

6'» f 'r or land contract 62MMS 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS 

• • OPEN SUNDAY IS 

534S ECHO RD 

NW of Telegraph It Quarton 

lively 4 bedroom brick custom 

quad level at cul de sac 3 full 

baths beautiful paneled family 

room with natural fireplace It 

bridt floor large living room with 

marble fireplace, separate dining 

room Beautv on a scenic lot with 

many trees Excellent condition 

TONI BEASAW 

847 148 1 447 MM 

BIRMINGHAM 

2 FAMILY BRICK 

GOOO'INVESTMENT 

1625 00 MONTH INCOME 

English Tudor professionally deco 

rated five rooms each unit Sepa 

rate utilities 2 car - garage 

Ml 400 00 »44 1117 

EftTREMELY WELL MAIN 

TAIN ED * decorated 4 bedroom 

Colonial home with formal dining 

r«om f (replaced famiK room **pa 

rate breakfast area in built in kitch 

en 2 car attached garage $58 500 

-chamberlain 

• 6 4 7-5 9 5 0 

NEW CONSTRUCTION 

(2' of 21 exciting new homes avail 

able for immediate occupancy 

I'nce range from $55 »00 io 

$215,000 

OPEN WED THURS SAT * 

SUN 15 Whether vou are teeking 

a house or Condo you must see 

this 3 000 sq ft Ranch overlooking 

Wabeek Golf Course Imported 

marble (oyer Wet plaster construc 

tion 4 quality details throughout 2 

separate bedroom suites 2'i bath* 

paneled library Many extras 4281 

Margate In Wabeek W of Tele 

graph. S of Long Lake Rd 

S15S500 

COLONIAL ON CUL-DE-SAC 

WITH LAKE FRONTAGE Water 

ford Schools Inviting deck off pan 

eled family room overlooks White 

Horse l.ake J bedrooms PJ baths 

Fully carpeted insulajed windows 

6 walk out basement $55 M0 

l.et us show vou these and other 

new homes we know of that will be 

in vour price range 

Ralph Manuel 

ASSOC INC 

West Bloomfield 

681-4500 

851-7799 

302 

V t«. ' 'WW 

Newly Listed 

Brick bl-level Ranch In BtoemftekJ 

Hills aa baattflful privacy lot. Cabana 

la rear * 2-level deck that decends 

to frtc form heated pool. 

Florida room la heated Ik air condi 

tlened. I bedrooms. >4 .batha. family 

raom plus many extras 

n a m 

Open Wed., Thurs. 

Sat.. Sun. 1-5 

DeiuBe contemporary Condo with 1 

story living room Central air. GE 

appliances, sprinkling system k 

landscaping Insulated glaas doorwall 

4 wood casement inaulated 

windows * screens plus many 

more extras 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, 

library 4 full basement IMS Golf 

Ridge In Wabeek W of Telegraph 

S of Long Lake Rd IM.5M 

In addition, there are 5 other 

models to choose from 

Timeless Beauty 

BIRMINGHAM IMI Chapln. 2 bed 

room. I bath, kitchen wifh ei eating Gracious pillared Southern Colonial 

wace. dimnc room Finished fam- in Bloomfield Village Circular 

ily room. with fireplace in full base- driveway Central air Gas heat 

ment 2 car garage 126 500 Spacious rooms New kitchen with 

445 0642 latest appliances 3 bedrooms. l't 

baths, large family room plus library 

Many extras $110,000 

Lots of Room » 

Comfort li efficiency are blended 

in this spacious ranch home 4 bed 

rooms. 2 full plus two '* baths 

Large family room' k recreation 

room, both with fireplaces Pool 

sun deck li barn are also included 

Birmingham Schools $74 M0 

Open Sun. 2-5 

Lovely brick Ranch in Quarton 

Lake Estates Gas heat central 

air 4 bedrooms. 2't baths family 

room 14x20 patio with awning 

Many extras 1360 Puritan W of 

Woodward S of Quarton Corner 

of Redding 177.500 

Ralph Manuel 

ASSOC INC 


681-4500 

851-7799 

BIRMINGHAM 

SCHOOLS 

Sharp 4 bedroom colonial featuring 

2'/j baths, attached garoge, 

attractive decor and central 

air $59,900 

EARL 

KEIM 

of Birmingham. Inc 842 3500 

UNIQUE CONTEMPORARY in 

wooded setting 3 bedrooms 2 

baths spacious family room full 

basement Space for handy 1st 

floor laundry Bloomfield Hills 

Schools $54 900 

chamberlain 

6 4 7 - 5 9 5 0 

Hl.OOMFIELD HILLS RANCH 

Bv owner 3 bedrooms. 2 baths 

large built-in kitchen separate din 

ing room living room with fire 

place foyer, paneiled den. brick 

patio garage On well landscaped 

I's acre corner lot M7 500 8511940 

BLOOMFIELD 

2920 London Wall Custom built 5 

bedroom Colonial 2'» baths first 

floor laundry central air finished 

recreation room two fireplaces 

family romm and patio leads to 

beautifully landscaped acre setting 

Near St Hugo School $77 900 By 

owner 362-1220 

HAROLD 

real estate 

FISCHER £) 

F0"» MOllSiHQ 

inivm UNITIES 

1108 S Mam St . Plymouth 455-5100 

655 Forest --3 bedroom older home on large lot 

$33,900 with contract terms 

PRICE REDUCED --3 bedroom Condominium-Family 

room, patio, full basement-carpeting, appliances and 

draperies Desirable housing $33,500 

1 acre -Ridge Road, Plymouth schools, approved perk 

test -contract terms 

2 acres Joy Road -Well and garage contract terms 

16 acres-Cherry Hill, Westland Contract terms 

]. L.HUDSON 

Real Estate 

LIVE BETTER FDR LESS • 

Two bedroom condo, newly carpeted 

and decorated, clubhose and pool 

privileges, close to all types of shopping 

THE THEME HERE IS ROOMINESS 

Priced to sell, three bedroom brick 

ranch, finished recreation room, extra 

large two car garage, fine location, 

Plymouth schools 

GO WHERE THE GOOD LIFE IS 

Three bedroom tri-level, family room with 

fireplace, central air, electric air filter, 2 

car garage, move-in condition 

COUNTRY BOY AT HEART? 

YOU'LL LOVE THIS 

Five acres in handy location, three bed- 

room ranch, 1'/fc baths, large family room 

and living room, ideal for entertaining 

large groups, big patio All this in nerve- 

$oothing atmosphere.. 

A SMALL KINGDOM 

FOURTEEN KARAT LOOK 

Everything points to finery in this superb 

home, situated on 3.7 acres, 2 fireplaces, 

finished rec room,' large family room. 

40x20 heated pool, sauna bath, central 

air. four bedrooms, 3800 square feet of 

easy living, 50x32 finiahed garage Mr. 

Executive take a look. 

$21,900 

$34,900 

$36,500 

$59,250 

$140,000 

607 S. MAIN ST. 

PLYMOUTH 

453-2210 

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CO* 

302 

BY OWTFER 

OPEN SAt-SUN 114 

BLOOMFIELD HICKORY GRQVE 

Custom 4 Bedroom Wing Colonial. 

I 1 ! Baths t car attached garage, 

family room, fireplace, separate 

dining and living rooms, let Floor 

Laundry Bloom field Hills Schools 

and St. Hugo's. Only II3JM 

ISM YORKSHIRE LANE 

Off S v } i 

PULTE 

Master Buikin* 

851-6550

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902 

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J bedroom brisk ranch familv 

room Heated Monda room .TrvVf 

lot 150 x MO fl ^RHODES REAL 

ESTATE M2 00U 

BLOOMFIELD VILLAGE, 4 bed 

room updated older Spamih 

8 5 

I ORCHARD*'* J fall ^ and I. half 

(ha tamtty 

room Superb .r» .!"£» 

priced home* Itt.Mt 6444501 

$77-: 

THE OBSERVER & ECCENTRIC 

302 

S 6 " 

. . THE SPIRIT OF 75 

BIRMINGHAM. 3 bedroom alum, 

num and brick colonial. Living 

room, dmtni room, kitchen with 

« ll "« J** Somi finiahed base 

ment Franklin stove New carpet 

ing through out $34 SOC 647 If* 

BIRMINGHAM, bv owner 

SreaJL . 

twlta* family room, full basement 

new furnace. l't car attached garage. 

large fenced yard fSl.OM 

OWN APIECE OF THE USA 

RENT IS A RIP-OFF 

ESPECIALLY FOR YOU 

of Plymouth 

OPEN HOUSE—PALM SUNDAY—2-5 P.M 

PLYMOUTH 

200 S Harvey—Between Penniman and Church. 

Zoned 0-1 for offices. Now used as home $35,900 

237 Maple—S. of Ann Arbor Trail and E of Mam. Truly 

a family home—4 bedrooms. $30,500 Call 453-4840 

CANTON 

44411 Newburyport— S of Warren |ust W. of Sheldon, 

2 story Condominium. 2 bedrooms. 1ft baths. 7% low 

assumption Price reduced $1,000 ONLY $23,500 

Call 453 4840 

Call 453-4840 

1005 ANN ARBOR TRAIL 

Plymouth. Michigan 

PLYMOUTH OFFICE 

702 S MAIN 

453-8200 

NEVER BEFORE OFFERED 1 We're again pleased 

to represent a home that is thoroughly complete in 

its attention to interior care and landscaping detail 

4 bedrooms. 2ft baths, formal dining room, family 

room with fireplace, finished recreation room, and 

attached 2ft car garage More privacy assured with 

its court location olus many extras including Central 

Air and underground sprinkling system BE SURE 

TO SEE $57,500 Call 453-8200 

FiRST OFFERING 1 LeSs than a year oid but. in an 

established PLYMOUTH neighborhood, this charming 

home has 3 bedrooms. 1ft baths family room with 

fireplace first floor laundry, and basement Carpeting 

throughout and complete kitchen built-ins result in a 

very complete home $47 500 Call 453 8200 

NEW ON THE MARKET' NORTHVILLE ITS AP 

PEARANCE IS OUTSTANDING and it presents all 

the teatuies you'd expect in a large and gracious 

home Spacious foyer, fine room arrangements. 4 

large bedrooms, first level laundry separate formal 

dinmg area 2ft baths, family room with fireplace, 

•uli basement, and end entrance 2'? car garage A 

premium court location 599 $77 900 Call 453- 

8200 

FIRST OFFERING' An old fashioned tree-lined 

PLYMOUTH street presents an old fashioned and 

gracious home ideally suited for lovers of the past that 

want modernised undertones 4 bedrooms, 25 ft living 

room with fireplace, small family room surrounding the 

kitchen area, full basement, large covered front porch, 

and detached 1ft car garage Pleasant patio area with 

gas barbecue tor summer enjoyment $38,500 Call 

453-8200 

EARI, 

REA 

of Plymouth, Inc 

PLYMOUTH AREA 

S-P-R-E-A-D O-U-T m this large, long ranch 

nestled on 1/2 acre of seclusion in Northville School 

system. 3 bedroom bnck construction, attached garage. 

family room with fireplace, freshly painted, immediate 

possession. Land Contract terms available Excellent 

value at $49 900 Call 453-0012 

SUMMER IS ALMOST HERE and your 

family will enioy the many fine features of this 4 

bedroom lake Pointe Village colonial central air, outdoor 

bar-b-que. glass door to raised patio. 2ft baths, 

dming room, family room with fireplace, fenced lot 

$58,500 Call 453-0012 

OPEN HOUSES 

Sunday. March 23. 1975 

2 to 5 p.m. 

LARGE FAMILIES WILL LOVE THIS 4 

bedroom colonial in Windsor Park 2ft bathrooms for 

hectic mornings, large kitchen eating area and formal 

dinmg room, family room with natural fireplace. 2 

doorwalis, i^rge yard and terrace, pool plus many 

other extras m this bright colorful home Please stop 

by' 7339 Hillsboro Ct . No oft Warren. E of Sheldon 

Rds 

BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED 4 bedroom 

colonial, family room with fireplace, 2ft baths, attached 

garage, 20x12 screened porch plus a long list of 

features Please stop by Saturday or Sunday. 2-5 p.m. 

42964 Versailles. S of Joy. E of Sheldon Rds. 

NORTHVILLE AREA 

FIRST OFFERING- -extra sharp 3 bedroom 

brick ranch with 1ft baths, family room, central air and 

finished rec room. Home is located on 74x265' lot 

within walking distance to all schools. Excellent as- 

sumption Just $38,500 Call 349-5600 ^ 

EXCELLENT CONDITION & LOTS OF 

ROOM for the large lamily is just what you'll find in 

this 4 bedroom home. Features include 2 full baths, 

formal dining room, family room with fireplace, all for 

just $43,900. CaH 349-5600 

EXCEPTIONAL CAPE COD features 3 large 

bedrooms with walk-In closets, 2 Ml baths, unique 

family room with fireplace, country kitchen with builtins. 

full basement, 2 car garage--move-in condition! 

Priced to sell at $53,900. Call 349-5600 

NORTHVILLE ^ PLYMOUTH 

OFFICE 

330 NORTH CENTER ST 

349-^600 

OFFICE 

1115S MAIN ST 

453-0012 

7*TTTWrw*r. 

Thurtdty, March 20, 1973 

302 wirangham 

BloomMJ 

OPEN SUN. 1-TO 5 

TREAT YOURSELF to an In 

sped ion of this unique Contemporary 

on I.I acres beautifully treed 

4 bedrooms, l't baths 3 fireplaces 

family k Florida rooms Cathedral 

• beamed ceilings, brick floors, lots 

of glass Extra building site. Immediate 

possession 3407 Greeniree. 

W of Adams. N. off Long Lake. 

WM0 

chamberlain 

6 4 6 - 6 0 0 0. 

BEVERLY HILLS 

16212 Kirkshlre 

OPEN SAT-SUN 1-4 PM 

Sharp 2 bedroom ranch Immediate 

occupancy and high assumable 

mortgage One block South of 

140Mile and third block Wes of 

Greenfield Ortly 124 »00 

CHARLES J. 

VAN HORN INC. 

646-2400 

/ 

BY PROFESSIONALS 

BLOOMFIELD 

Just reduced' 4 bedroom ranch 

with fireplace Bloomfield schools • 

fabulous buy. 

TROY 

4 bedroom ranch. AC and built-ins 

Quiet Cul-de-Sac - walk to schools 

with no traffic worry - beautifully 

landscaped BLOOMFIELD . 

bedroom ranch. Tremendous 

boy! Fireplace in large family 

room Large kitchen Owner moving 

North Belter hurry' 

CARL L. BLACK 

ASSOC 

REALTORS 

643-8804 

BIRMINGHAM 

2M4 Windemere 

OPEN SUN. 2-5 

Colonial style ranch J bedrooms, 

gas forced air heal, range, refrig 

erator. fully carpeted. 50 foot lot 

Between Eton and Cooledge North 

of Maple Just 135 900 #440700 

RISDON REALTOR* 

OPEN THURSDAY loTo 2 PM 

996 SUFFIELD. Birmingham 

QUARTON LAKE ESTATES 

Center entrance colonial with Over 

sized bedrooms, family room with 

bar. dining room, fireplaced living 

room, 2't baths, central air 

KANE REALTY §52-0800 

BIRMINGHAM 1197 Washington 2 

story brick with 3 bedrooms, den 

with electric fireplace playroom, 

dining room, kitnen with eating 

space stove and refrigerator 

screened in back porch. I'j car ga 

rage, full basement, large back 

yard nice neighborhood convienent 

to everything $42 900 

844 2259 

BIRMINGHAM 2 bedroom older 

home, basement 60 ft lot Remod 

eled bathroom carpeted Bv 

owner $19,500 644 6272 

Country atmosphere. 3 bedrooms. 1ft baths. 22 ft 

living room. Southfield. $37,500 

1st Floor laundry, family room, fireplace, 4 bedrooms, 

2ft baths, central air, Southfield $49,500 

Cham berlain 

REALTORS' 

from $65,250 

MODELS 

OPEN 

DAILY 12-7 P M 

CALL 

626-5710 

or 626-4300 

* « 

AND : 

(pPEN SAT.-SUN. 1-4 

THI i Quod Level located in 

Fox Hills Subdivision, is beoutifu 

ly landscaped Home induces 

4 bedrooms, 3'/j baths, 

fon ily room with fireplace, 

wet bar and parquet floor. 

Corf>e see for yourself. 

$6'i .900. South of South BJvd 

anc East of Opdyke 527 Sedgef 

eld 

CRANBROOK 

REALTORS 

Jloomfield Hills 

645-5790 

Office 

304 Farminatort 

Wtit ftoomfWd 

BEAUCHAMP SMITH 

& ASSOCIATES 

478-9900 

FARMINGTON HII.LS 

Sharp. 3 bedroom face brick ranch, 

full finished basement extra large 

kitchen with built-ins. l't baths. 

2't car garage, swim club membership 

available Owner $38 900 

Open Sun 2 to 5 476 1399 

BIG SIX 

Farmington, 6 lovely rooms. 3 

bedrooms, brick, gas heat, 

fence, recreation room, attached 

2 car garage Many 

extras, $37,900 

Farmington Realty Co 

476-5900 

: amily room, 3 bedrooms, 2 fireplaces. 1ft baths. 

Dasement. Southfield $41,900 

Unique fireplace, family room, 4 bedrooms, 1ft baths, 

lormal dining room, Troy $58,900 

Soulhfield/Lathrup Village Office 

26840 Southfield Rd. at 11 Mile 

557-6700 

t U 

eowi rtCuSM 

0*0*TUWTltS 

a 

from $68,700 

BE OUT OF THE ORDINARY IN THESE COMMUNITIES 

U iLii 

RANCHES. QUADS, COLONIALS 

^ ROLLING OAKS 

J P SUBDIVISION 

• I 14 MILE RO 

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 

KINDSPOINTE 

I F SUBDIVISION 

13 MILE RD 

I Q H Irom FARMINGTON RD t 

302 Birminahom 

30(2 Birmingham ' 

304 ronmngron 304 

-- -«TI » 

KMOOflnMO 

WMI BtoofflfWd 

WMt 

FRANKLIN, custom tri-level Colo BY OWNER; 3 bedrodm. 2 baths, 

Farmington Hills-Rolling Oaks WANTED FROM OWNER WEST BLOOMFIELD •< a 

mal l'» acres. car garage 

WESTBROOK SUB 

Cranbrook 

boosts 4 king size bedrooms, 

lust reduced to $44 900 

KENDALLWOOD AREA 


ALEXSY REAL ESTATE 

boy windows in family room 

Mint condition tri-level 4 large bed 

Dea rborn 561-0820 SEEING IS believing, this beautt and living room, library with 

rooms. 2 full baths, familv room 

ful 3 bedroom with 2 full bathsfor- wet bar. inter-com. central 

has raised hearth fireplace and 

BY OWNER. 4 bedroom tri-level 

walkout doorwall lo patio. 2 car at 

mal dining room with fireplace air. plus many other extras. 

2'. baths, compeletely carpeted 

(ached garage Prime area 

famtlv room carpet throughout 

and draped Spacii rious fan family room. 

Call for details. Also excellent 

$53 500 

excellent condition BUYERS 

1st floor utility, full finished base 

occupancy and assumable 

ONL Y $64 000 

338-8842 ment. 3 car garage, plus much 

more Call for list of manv extras 

mortgage $88,500 

RADAR REALTY 

$74 900 

I 

MRS BARRIE 

476-2444- 

IRVINE 


5 BEDROOM COLONIAL 

36062 Congress. W off Drake Rd.. N of Grand River 

Bright, cheerful decor, quality carpeting throughout, 

spacious first floor laundry room, 2ft baths, inground 

heated pool, circular driveway, just a few of the features 

offered at $112,900. Call Mr Vornhagen 477- 

6302 or 522-1258 (C056) 

T 


IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 

1800 sq. ft. 4 bedroom split level, family room with cozy 

fireplace, dishwasher in the kitchen, 2 full baths, room 

for a garden. 23028 Lilac St. 2 blocks E Orchard Lake 

Rd., N. off Grand River, Farmington, Call Mr Nelsor> 

477-6300 or 476-4486 (L055) 

• OF DISTINCTIVE 

AND QUALITY 

BUILT HOMES 

HOME BUILDERS 

& SAM WOLOK CONSTRUCTION CO. 

Sales by... SHANER REAL ESTATE 


BEST BUY IN LIVONIA , 

9 )41 Garvett. Livonia (S. of Plymouth Between lnk«ter 

Rd and Middlebelt) Bnck ranch hâdfront. 3 bedr( 

om, on a nice deep lot. Cdi. V:nu> 477-6300 or 522- 

58 (G-047) , 


LIVONIA HILLS ESTATES 

L ving is great in this spacious 3 bedroom custom 

'iinch, family room. Florida room and privacy patio are 

)me of the features of this executive home. All set off 

by V« acre and a view of rolling hills. CcAl Bette Haskins 

f7-6300 or 535-0152. (M-062) 

A W J J jiii lifcltlil I I I i I III 11 I I I f> I'll fc Hi 


Birmingham-Bloomfield 

851-2577 642-0703 

NEW & UNIQUE 

THREE bedrooms. Sponish 

Ranch, featuring 7 arches and 

generous roof overhang Quality 

throughout Stained woodwork. 

heavily insulated 

Buyer oicks caroet color. Located 

in Bloomfield Twp Immediate 

occupancy. $62,500 

626-8700 

Cranbrook 

Assoc Inc Renltnrs 

EXCEPTIONAL CONDO 

Excellent floor plan features tiled 

I. shaped vestibule with brick wall 

from lower level to ceiling on 2nd 

level, fantastic recreation room di 

vided into game room sitting 

room, bar room A workshop area 

or'office 2 bedrooms. 2 full, two 'i 

baths Sitting room off master bed 

room has indirect lighting * built 

in shelves Exlras too numerous lo 

mention Must see-'lo appreciate 

W6 500 

NEWLY LISTED 

Beautiful Colonial in good area 

Sodded front It back vard Excellent 

floor plan Paneled beamed & 

step down familv' room 4 bed 

rooms 2't baths Beautiful decor h 

immaculate condition Manv 

extra* S79 900 

Ralph Manuel 

ASSOC INC 


681-4500 

851-7799 

LIVONIA AND AREA 

ROOM TO ROAM 

Custom aluminum ranch on ft acre, 2 large bedrooms, 

fireplace, family room. 2 car garage $33,500 


3 bedroom brick ranch, finished recreation room. 2ft 

car brick front garage $1,500 down. 


Custom built brick ranch, family style kitchen, 1ft 

baths. 2 car attached garage. $8,000 down 


Maintenance tree 3 bedroom bnck ranch, central air, 

raised, hearth fireplace in paneled family room, 1ft 

baths, finished recreation room, attached 2 car garage 

$9,000 down 

GORGEOUS 

FRENCH PROVINCIAL 

in prestigious bluegrass farms, 27 It master bedroom, 

formal dining room, fireplace in paneled beam ceiling 

family room Terraced yard enclosed by sculptured 

stain wood fence, attached 2 car garage $59,900 

Weldon Clark 

REALTORS 

UNITED 

IT WON'T LAST 

Colonial 6-Levan. first 

offering. 3 spacious 

bedrooms. family 

room withjr^n* f-rjplace, 

carpeteaWoughout, lovely 

country kitchen. First 

priced at only $46,900 Call 

261-4200. 

ATT. GAR. 

FAMILY ROOM 

Just listed, it won't last, 

sprawling custom ranch, 

18x12 family room, 3 

bedrooms, carpeted 

throughout, finished rec 

room, 1ft baths. Only 

$37,900. Call 261-4200 

4-BEDROOM 

RANCH 

Buy of the month, located 

Hix-Schoolcraft. 20x14 

family room, full basement, 

14x10 kitchen. 2 full baths, 

this home is under the 

market but owner says sell. 

Asking $38,900. Call 261- 

4200 

ROSEDALE 

GARDENS 

Colonial 1700 sq feet, 

15x13 master bedroom, 

15x13 family room, natural 

fireplace in living room. 1ft 

baths, stove, refrigerator, 

dishwasher stay. 24.000 

BTU air conditioner. 2ft 

car garage with electric 

garage opener. Asking 

$45,900 Call 261-4200. 

KING SIZE 

BARGAIN 

On this just listed 3 

bedroom brick colonial, 5- 

Levan area, featuring 

carpeted throughout, slate 

entrance. 21x14 family 

room, country kitchen, 1ft. 

baths, 18' master bedroom, 

attached 2ft car garage, all 

for only $43,500, Call 261- 

4200. 

425-7300 

27492 Five Mile Livonia 

40x20 POOL 

Tri-level featuring 3 large 

beorooms. v 13x10 dinmg 

room, country kitchen 26' 

family room. 1ft baths, 

large terrace, pool is in 

ground and really lovely, 

attached 2ft car garage, all 

for only $42,900 

ISTOP LOOK! 

Attached garage. 20x16 

family room. 3 bedroom 

country kitchen, finished 

rec room, 2 fireplaces, 1ft 

baths. Be first. Asking 

$44,900 Call 261-4200 

MINI FARM 

6 5 acres in Livonia, with 

farm house, move in and 

have investment all around 

you Over 200' on main 

road Only $52 900 261- 

4200 

ACRE OF TREES 

Surrounds this charming 

brick home Featuring a big 

party-time family room 

23x22 with a picturesque 

view Plus 3 large 

bedrooms, a huge kitchen, 

beautifully finished rec 

room. 2 car attached 

garage and squeaky clean 

thruout $59,900 261 2000 

FANTASTI 

TRI 

Just listed this charming 

family home has central air, 

2ft baths, huge family 

room. 3 bedrooms 

inground pool and a 2 car 

attached .garage, easy 

assumption with $33,000 

owning on mortgage 

$46.500 261-2000 

304 

CASS lfAKE PRIVILEGES 

3 bedroom brick ranch large lot. 

dining room large kitchen 2'» car 

atlached garage $29 900 

CASS LAKE ACCESS ! 

3 bedroom brick ranch l't baths« 

carpeting fireplace basement 2'! 

car garage over 1 1 acre $49 900 | 

GREEN LAKE ACCESS ' 

I vear old custom'tri-level I bed' 

rf-oom. 2't baths 2 fireplace* car 

peting draper large palto ler 

race familv room 15 x 26 heavilv 

wooded lot over I acre LAKE- 

VIEW $96 000 

GREEN LAKE RLTY 

7070 Commerce Rd 

363 1501 

ASSUME r, Farmington Hills I 

bedroom ranch on 2'i acre* with 

large spring fed pond kitchen 

built ins first floor laundr\ A tire 

place full walk-out basement 

Sauna with shower and dressing 

room $75 900 I7S »21I 

Castlemeadow 

3 bedrooms, 3 baths, family 

room, rec room. I Vi acres, 

$118.000 

Century 21 • 

CURRAN & JOHNSON 

274-1700 

w BLOOMFIELD 

Ju ACRE 

IMMACULATE yeor old 4 bed 

room Colomol on high ** acre 

lot, in Heart of W Bloomfield. 

featuring 2ft baths lorge 

breakfast room, raised heorth 

in family room and basement 

Sparkling home with 

warmth and appeol Plus W. 

Bloomfield's Schools within 

walking distance 

Max 

BROOCK 

tin Orchard Lake «?6 toon 

5 BEDROOMS 

This exquisite Farmington Hills iri 

level can be vours 2'» balhs al 

tached 2's car garage with opener 

spacious familv room with fire 

place palm with gas barbecue over 

looking ravine central air custom 

window treatments lush floor env 

erings much more Spotless condition' 

Hv appointment onlv HV- assumption 

69 500 

btewort Oldford 

Real Estate 

453-7660 

QUALITY 

COLONIAL 

With many custom 

features 4 king-size 

bedrooms plus den. 

modern kitchen oven 6elfcieanmg 

custom cabinets, 

rec room with wet bar 

Right out of Better Homes 

& Gardens Beautiful family 

room The finest home 

available today at $67 900 , 

261-2000 

WILL CONSIDER ' 

LC : 

Value conscious--Buyers I 

will appreciate 3 bedroom* 

brick ranch, central air! 

conditioning All aluminum 

trim, wet plaster lullbasement. 

$25,900 First 

deposit takes 261-2000 

BRICK RANCH 

FAMILY ROOM 

Just listed located, 

premium Livonia area 

Take advantage owner, 

transferred Spacious bnck* 

ranch with excellent floor, 

plan. Modern kitchen,; 

family room, rec room.' 

must be sold Priced to sell., 

today' At $32 900 All; 

offers considered 261-' 

2000 ; 

MATCHLESS 

RANCH 

Just listed all these good 

features. 3 bedrooms, 

huge family room with 

fireplace. 1ft baths, central 

atr, plus a finished rec 

room and 2 car attached 

parage, can't last $44 900 * 

261-2000 

RUSTIC 

RANCH 

Is this grey brick ranch and 

a country setting with four 

bedrooms, 1ft baths, big 

family room $46,900 281- 

2000 

Century 21 Real Estate 

Hartford North Inc. Hartford South Inc. 

Your 

rQnfu(K, 

RIAT E STATE 

Century 21 

Office 

is Just 

Around 

the Corner

ft 

far;* 

1 

OPEN HOUSE 

Sat & Sun 1-4 PM 

3040 Bloomfield Shores. S. of 

Lone Pine. W. of Middlebelt. 

Oouic coloniol, 4 bedrooms, 

2Vfc both*, elegant master 

bedroom with walkout deck. 

Roised firepioce with massive 

brick wall In family room, immoculate. 

HOWARD T. 

KEATING 

646-1234 

W. BLOOMFIELD 

SHARP QUAD-LEV El with 

super floor plan Dramatic 

•oyer. AH dropes and tocked 

down carpeting 3 bedrooms, 

2V4 baths, fomily room, #ec. 

room ond librory $67,900 

HOWARD T. 

KEATING 

646-1234 

CITY of FARMINGTON. tri-level. 

like new. 3 bedrooms. 1'% baths, 

separate dining room family 

room l'« ear garage 141 900 

•74-7WJ 

UNION LAKE AREA 

Lake Privileges 

Deluxe 3 bedroom rancn features J 

full bath*. large family room, custom 

kitchen with snack bar. formal 

dininj room, screened porch, natural 

fireplace t car attached garage 

All this located on beautifully 

wooded lot in area of fine homes 

143 TON 

WEST BLOOMFIELD 

l-ake Privilege* 

Immaculate 3 bedroom l'» bath 

ranch home with finished walkout 

basement only 2 blocks from ele 

mentary school This home is onlv 

3 years old and priced to sell at 

»«« Call *s&07 

MEININGER S OLD ORCHARD 

FARMINGTON HILLS full bnck 3 

bedooom Ranch Attached garage 

FuJIv carpeted Built-in range and 

dishwasher Patio Verv sharp Bv 

owner t34M0 477 336S 

FARMINGTON 

Clean & Complete 

Three bedroom brick, finished 

rec room, reor terrace, new 

roof and hot water lank Two 

cor garoge. first exposure 

$35 900 

MEADOWBROOK 

GLENS 

Spanish Beauty 

Three bedroom brick coloniol. 

lorge kitchen, dinette with 

built in oven, range and dishwasher 

formal dining room, 

huge family room with natural 

fireplace carpeted 

throughout, finished rec room 

with bor. rear terroce Attoched 

two car garage lots of 

extras $56,900 

Jerry F. Edwards 

& Assoc. 

477-4700 

OPEN SUN. 2-5 

Farmington Hills 

II07J Whttlork well built J bed 

room ranch fireplace in familv 

room country kitchen situated on 

a treed 't acre lot Additional 't 

acre available 133 900 

Anthony V. Rizzo 

349-9460, 

FOUR bedroom wing colonial with 

den Well landscaped and dero 

rated 7 r r assumable mortgage 

Pine Ijike beach privileges 

172 S00 8511577 

— { extern 

OTON HILLS. ~ I 

bedroom brtck ranch, fin- 

£5I.'W,"RU U C.1S#^: 

I'M. . 477 8233 

Franklin Valley 

Near Middle belt-Maple . area 

Qtarmlag rambling multl* level 

home nestled on rolling heavilv 

imd ravine lot. I bedroom*. 3 full 

bntha. mammoth family room, 

beige carpeting, walnut floor*. first 

floor laundry, baaement. central 

air conditioning $73.060. 

ALKON REAL- ESTATE 

357-1800 

FARMINGTON HILLS, beautiful 

1*74. 10 room Dutch Colonial in 

lovely Wedfwood Commons MM 

sq. fl plus 1,900 sq ft. basement, 

situated on 1 acre corner lot Large 

eory fieldstene fireplace, i 4 large 

bedrooms, V* baths, study, carpet 

and drapes throughout Sacrifice 

by owner S7VM0 or 119.000 and assume 

020-7133 

WEST BLOOMFIELD 

6979 PINE EAGLE 

OPEN SUN. 2 • 5 

Brick and aluminum Cape Cod 4 

excellent bedrooms. 2'i baths, dining 

room paneled family room, 

fireplace. 15 * 15 screened covered 

porch, rec. room, attached 2 car ga 

rage, private swim club, quick po« 

session Now 182.S00 East of Orchard 

Lake Rd Souths of Maple 

Rd 

EDMUND C 

RISDON 

158 W 14 Mile 

REALTORS 

840-0700 

WEST BLOOM FIELD Briarcliff 

Subdivision 3 bedroom 2 full bath, 

ranch on large treed lot Covered 

patio Laundrv room 2-wav fireplace 

attached 2'» car garage, 

manv extras 951 900 Bv owner 

Buvers onlv 042 7393 

/ 

After I PM. 

m CAMBRIDGE Vllla«B. I 

brick ranch, all aluminum trim, attached, 

garage. fireplace in large 

living room, dining roam, eating 

apace In larf* kitchen, carpeting 

drape*, assume T'* 

®5fiSi 

4 ! 

BOUTHnKLA. By owner. 1 bedroom. 

I'» beth brick ranch. Family 

fireplace. 2 car attached fa- 

Central air. completely car- 

ed Sprinklers, tiled baaement. 

illt Ins. I418M 

354-5274 

BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS lit 

Mile and Evenreen n area area, newlv 

decorated 3 or TCI room tri-level 

21 ft. family room with fireplace 

Central air, excellent assumable 

mortgage 964.900 SOO-I9I5 

LAHSER. 12 Mile Rd area Bv 

owner. Large 4 bedroom colonial 

2't baths, family room and llbranr. 

mint condition 171.100 Must aefl 

Call after 6 PM 

352-2737 

SOUTHFIELD. new 3 bedroom 

ranch. l'» baths, family room fire 

place. 2 car attached 

145.900 557-9020 » 0 

OPEN SUN 2-5 

18841 RAINBOW DRIVE 

LATHRUP VILLAGE 

West of Southfield Rd South of II 

Mile Rd Broadfaced custom ranch 

home with 2 car attached garage 

Quality construction throughout, 

large living room with ledgerock 

fireplace, separate dining room 

opening into heated enclosed porch 

and covered patio Commodious 

kitchen k breakfast room. 2 tiled 

bathrooms. 3 good fixed bedrooms 

or 2 4 library. Carpeting k drapes 

throughout Basement recreation 

room, lots of closet k storage 

space Occupancy at closing. 

948.S00 

ANDERSON 

Realtors 

559-1 150 

REALTORS 

670 Main Street 

Plymouth, Michigan 48170 

WESTLAND 

455-8400 

Immediate Occjjpsncy is available on this 

neat 3 bedroom split level offering 1 Vfr baths, newly 

paneled den (or 4th bedroom), family room with fireplace 

and large 2'^ car garage Good neighborhood 

plus close lo schools' Asking $29,900 

PLYMOUTH 

Must Sell, opportunity worth your careful consideration 

on this large family styled Colonial providing 

4 large bedrooms. 2'4 baths, formal dining room, 

family room with fireplace and attached garage. Priced 

for quick sale ($55,900) so call now. 455-8400! 

GLENVIEW. SUB. One of Plymouth's most 

exciting and interesting homes built in recent years' 

Custom built on a heavily treed 1/2 ACRE lot, this home 

offers 16 rooms in all with over 4000 sq. ft. of living 

space 5 bedrooms, 4 full baths. 2 complete kitchens. 

2 natural brick fireplaces. CENTRAL AIR for the coming 

summer and much, much more! Separate apartment 

also available! For complete details, please call 

455-0400 

306 Southfiald 

Lathrup ' . 

• SOUTHFIELD RANCH 

3 bedroom brick ronch. built 

In 1967, fomily room with 

firepioce, finished basement, 

central air, underground 

sprinkler. 2 cor attached garage. 

Possible land contract. 

$45,900. 

EARL 

KEIM 

Realty North. Inc. 559-1100 

ENGLISH Tudor In Lathrup Village 

On I lots. S bedrooms 2 fult 

baths dininc room, library, fireplace 

In living room, barn wood 

rec room. 2 car attached garage 

buyers only ISO.M0 

SETTLING AN ESTATE, an executive 

dream house, will consider 

any reasonable offer Open Sat k 

Sun 1 to S. 27150 Streamwood 

Lane. EL 7-M99. Ml 9133 

SOUTHFIELD 

Brick ranch loaded with extras' Inground 

pool. CAC with air-filtering 

system, burglar alarm system 

large pane family room with 

fireplace, new Cornlac range k self 

cleaning oven, washing machine, 

shag carpeting, new roof k attached 

prage 933.M0 

PALMER* ASSOC 

569 1520 04*4727 

Kavanaugh 

REAL ESTATE 

18224 FARMINGTON Rd. 

in l'urti«) 

"He mailt tkixgi timplrt for you j 

al a lover cmI lo »•« appreciate ic 

•64,900 

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR REAL QUALITY?' 

Check thia new Shy-Lo ranch that contains qaafi 

ty plu*. Tht* home foatwe* paeJii fn% room' 

with fireplace, two batha, tiiiwm. larft — - 

bedroom, appbneea. 2\t car garage, ph* many 

more featurea. Open daily I S Dlmetiane: Take 

M59 Weat to North on Harvey Lake Road fafcv 

R. D. (Inc. 363-159 

I 

REALTOR 

Evonkws cal 

.3133 Union Uln M. Just S. of ComiMrct Rd 

E«mng.c*te7M388 ^

n 

Hl> THB OBSERVER * ECCENTRIC Thuradav, march 20, 1975 

ttt SoutWWd 

KMJTHFIELD. 

bedroom ranch 

, t MUe-Lafcaar. I 

ranch '» acre wooded lot. 

ally room I'a hatha. fenced 

fan* m m K7IUS 

BOUTH FIELD 

room brick n 

" r t 

unaer m i 

nporary 3 bed 

Urge kitchen 

drape*, carpet 

"* ""SIT. 

TM 

LBVKL. 4 

control air. family room, 

drop)ace patio, sprinkler* M1J00 

Own Sunday 14. 19*77 George 

Wnhtn|ton GreenfieM - Ten 

U7 4248 

UNUSUAL homo located on a I.I 

acre (rc«4 lot aoar It Mile. Beech 

area Musi »ee lo appreciate 

140 000 or b*+ offer MUM 

306 Rochester-Troy 

UrfTVERSlTY HILLS I4M sq ft 

colonial 4 bedroom* (I manor 

uati Formal dining room family 

room firepioce Id floor laundry 

Professionally decorated, ci 

drapes throufhout central air 

nace humidifier Dormer stora 

security system •51 1 

irpct. 

. fur- 

r„ 

ROCHESTER By owner, custom ) 

bedroom brick Ranch on S acre 

lot Newlv decorated close to 

schools 651 444S 

IN ROCHESTER large « bedroom 

colonial first floor den formal din 

ing room large fireplaced familv 

mom great Oaks East Bv owner 

tUtM 45I2IH 

Trey 

OPEN SUN. 2-5 

OUTSTANDING Village Woods 

Coloniol offers total color 

coordinated daeor, plus time 

.laving built-in kitchen, cen- 

tral air. free form patio, fam- 

ily room and rec' room and 

more to discover for yourself. 

$56,900 4266 Bristol. W of 

fochaster ond No. off Watt let 

645-2500 

CRANBROOK 


GREAT OAKS EAST, by owner 4 

bedroom colonial ]>i baths, pan- 

elled familv room with fireplace k 

bookshelves, living room dining 

room, full basement, beautifully 

landscaped with patio 151 2541 

CHRISTIAN HILLS SUB 

Rochester Schools Avon Township 

3 bedroom all brick ranch Family 

fireplace In living room din- 

room large lot. appiontment 

onlv S52.500 By owner 175-0J02 

OPEN SAT 14 Excellent assu- 

mable mortgage for this newly dec 

orated Cape Cod Open space liv 

ing with balconied familv room 

overlooking living room 4 fire 

placed conversation pit J bed 

rooms 1 baths full basement 4705 

Stoddard S of Long Lake. E of 

John R S52 SOO 

OPEN SUN 14 30 Carefullv 

cafed-'or ranch has 4 bedroom* 1 

baths fireplaced familv room Pri 

vale fenced backvard with lar 

pajv> gas grill, treed vie 

Renshaw S of Long Lake E of 

Jofcn R 853 500 • 

. RALPH MANUEL ASSOC 

IS|t W Maple S47 7190 

Birmingham 

TROY « bedroom colonial on beau 

tifujlv landscaped large lot I's 

baths family room with natural 

fireplace with gas starter central 

air large patio with gas grill full 

basement with finished plavroom 

or office attached I car gara 

854 S00 

762v 

TROY COLONIAL 

Newly listed. Georgian coloni- 

al in Long Lake - Rochester 

Rcf orea 4 bedrooms, mod- 

ern kitchen, dining 

room.family room with rxitu- 

ral firepioce, mud room or 1st 

floor laundry, full basement 

2 car ottached garage 

$57,900 

EARL 

KEIM 

Realtv North Inc S59 1300 

AT ROCHESTER 

Gracious living in this 3 bedroom 

brtck rancher Close to schools and 

shopping Features huge family 

mom 2 fireplaces carpeting and 

drapes 2 car garage A country 

yard with inground pool S54 500 

JKNREN SHKPARD REALTOR 

43S Main Rochester 451 8588 

BEAUTIFULLY 

MAINTAINED 

RANCH located in Troy with 

Birmingham Schools, features 

include 3 bedrooms, living 

room with fireoloce, patio, 

kitchen with many conven- 

iences and is situated on two 

third ocre lot. $4 5 900 

CRANBROOK 

REALTORS 

Bloomfield Hills Office 

645-5790 

JUST LISTED 

i» 

Beautiful contemporary ranch 3 

bedrooms lots of open space full 

basement k wooden deck Excel- 

lent location 856 500 

Weaver Real Estate 

I Jlo Walton Blvd Rochester 

Cor Livernois 6514140 

ROCHESTER 

STRATFORD KNOLLS 

SIJB 4 bedroom colonial l'» 

baths formal dining room sunken 

family room kitchen built Ins 

854 9u0 Finished tiled basement 

375 0940 

OPEN SUNDAY 2 5 

124 Wimpole S of Walton Blvd E 

of Old Perch Rd A sparkling 

'move In condition i 3 bedroom 

Ranch on a '» acre 2'i baths car- 

peting k drapes throughout Near 

assumption 

362-1689 

OPEN 

3481 

TROY 

SAT k SUN 14 

Witherbee 

Somerset Mall area, new sprawling 

3 bedroom brich ranch l'» baths 

large family room with natural fire 

place formal dining room first 

floor laundrv 2 car attached ga 

rage extra large basement and 

corner lot 

Move Real Estate 

542-5200 

ROCHESTER Shelby area New 

home 3 bedrooms family room 

l't baths extra large 

choice of carpeting 

garage 

After S PM 

781 3547 

TROY Beautifully decorated 3 bed 

room ranch l'» baths family 

room country kitchen fireplace in 

living room carpeted throughout 

drapes Gas barbeque S35 000 

After 3 PM 585 6517 

ROCHESTER For sale bv owner 

Builder's model Large colonial 4 

bedrooms J'» baths family room 

Raised fireplace and enclosed wet 

bar Full basement Cozy den air 

conditioned carpet and drapes 

throughout Walning distance to 

country club S74 900 651 1197 

TROY 4 bedroom colonial, formal 

timing room Family room fire- 

place and wet bar 1st floor laun 

dry. 2'i car attached garage large 

patio with gas barbeque S53 800 

Owner 689 3350 

BY OWNER Trov 

Mile Dequintre area 

I's baths fireplace 

rage. S37 000 

tri-level. 15 

3 bedrooms 

2'i car ga 

689 4598 

TROY 16 and Crooks by owner 4 

bedroom colonial 2'> baths formal 

dining room, family room with fire 

place fully carpeted central air 

dishwasher and disposal 2 car ga 

rage patio SS6 000 362 2817 


NORTHVILLE TWP 

$69,900 

2 9 ACRES of suburban para- 

dise 3 bedroom ranch beauti-' 

fully decorated and main- 

tained 2 full baths, full fin- 

ished bosement Above 

ground pool Horses allowed 


261-5080 

NORTHVILLE 

$40,900 

Looking for a nice clean home 

with a huge back yard for 

your garden ond your kids? 

This is it with a nice finished 

basement Home is in excel- 

lent condition 


476-8700 

BY OWNER' 

CUSTOM BUILT HOME 

3 large bedrooms 2'» baths cen- 

tral air fireplace in family room 

Finished basement newly carpeted 

and drapes Corner lot beautifully 

landscaped in suburbs of North 

llle 169 500 349 2051 

& 

ROCHESTER 8518100 

ROCHESTER COLONIAL 4 bed 

rooms I's baths family room with 

fireplace den Living room dining 

ream. central air. many other 

extras 875 000 By owner Call 

after • PM or weekends 6S1M29 

ROCHESTER 

HILLS 

Pre-Opening Prices 

8 smgle family mode's on 

large lots. 

Golf course and swimming 

pools on property 

3 bedroom. 2V* bath, Ranch 

house* ond 4 bedroom, 2V4 

bc^h Colonials from $53,900 

Gty sewer, wafer and pov- 

'ng. 

Models located on John R. 

north of 20 Mile 

Models open 2-7. every day 

but Thursday 

THUN0ER61RD HOMES 

852-6266 

LAKE HILL HOMES 

852-2100 

THIS IS SPECIAL 

Owner say*. If you want the pool, 

yea can hare It with the purchase 

IT ae( he will remove It One acre 

treed M I bedroom ranch IS car 

, family room Why look any- 

BATEMAN REALTY 

f*OY. • reeai haaaa. Ill * m ft 

jjVleertfW for quick sak_ OS 

• Beautiful in-ground 

sssas sal S5S5 

bath. S bed 

'i acre in 

INQUIRE ABOUT 

CRANBROOK'S 


AARDVARK 

OUTSTANDING newly deco- 

rated Ranch with 50 ft., living 

room, dining room, with par- 

quet floor, spacious lot, with 

trees and privacy. Spic V 

Span bargam at $34,900 

CRANBROOK 

Assoc. 

349-8800 

Inc Realtors 

478-1 028 

NOVI 

ADULT COMMUNITY 

I bedroom, plush carpeting, appli- 

ance*. private terrace, clubhouse, 

pool and pond H7.S44. Low assump- 

tion. 

LEE 

• Call Lee. and start packin" 47*4111 

NEED SPACE FOR 

HORSES?, 

This I acre parcel on 7 Mile fea- 

tures a large 4 bedroom ranch with 

In-law apartment 1 fireplaces 

walk-out baaement with 4 car ga- 

rage Quick occupancy. SSS.900. 

M9 44J0 or 149-S4S5 

• JAMES C CUTLER, 

REALTY 

NOVI-LAKEFRONT 

Like new, 4 bedrooms, t baths, fam- 

ily room, fireplace, carpet through 

out. 1 bar attached garage Just 

•56 M0 with 7 , " mortgage bal 

ance Terms or traded 

10 ACRES 

WITH POND. Here Is your 

Horse Ronch. Attractive 3 bed- 

room Ronch, 1 Vi baths, at- 

tached 2 car garage. Fourteen 

fruit trees, small born on prop- 

erty. $59,800 

LAKE PRIVILEGES 

SECLUDED 3 bedroom Tri- 

level on large treed lot. 

Priced below market. 

$28,500 

WALLED LAKE 

SPRAWLING 3 bedroom brick 

Ranch. Eye catching appeal 

Master bedroom has its own 

full bath Charming family 

room. Land contract terms 

$33,900 

CARRIAGE REALTY 

M-59 at Milford Rd 

1-887-4107 

LEE 

"Call Lee. and start packin" 476-6161 

MEADOWBROOK LAKE Novi 4 

or 5 bedroom Quad Level 1100 

sq ft plus basement Reautlfully 

landscaped wooded lot on lake 

Large family room with fireplace 

•61.900 Bv owner 349-1104 

REAL BARGAIN 

NOVI 

Immaculate 3 bedroom brick 

ranch, modern kitchen. I baths, 

carport, large lot. only S31900 

O'NIEL KE2-01 1 3 

INQUIRE ABOUT 

CRANBROOK'S 


OPEN SUN. 2-5 

40810 Village Rood, Novi. 

South off 10 Mile Road on 

Willowbrook to Village Wood 

Road Three bedroom Ranch 

with 2 car attached garage 

CRANBROOK 

•'4* HIGHLAND MILFORD 

OPEN SAT.SUN., 1-6 

New homes. '» acre lots. Lake 

privileges, rambling brick ranches 

with basement, family room at- 

tached garage. 138 640 Other stvles 

available N of M 59. EAST off Mil 

ford Rd onto E Wardlow. follow 

signs 

AB-RO 421-1210 

Assoc 

349-8800 

Inc Realtors 

478-1028 

311 Homes For Sale 


NEW HUDSON 

$76,500 

JUST REDUCEDHI Quality built 

(3.200 sq ft ) ronch over acre 

with hilltop view. 3 bed 

rooms. 2'/» baths, oak pan 

elled family room with fire- 

place, Is! floor laundry, par 

tial basement, many custom 

features, excellent access lo 

expressway South Lyons 

schools 


476-8700 

FINE HOMES 

PONTIAC AREA Aluminum sld 

ing. basement Nice Residential 

area Exceptionally clean Onlv 

SI4 900 

LAKE ORION - Just listed Nice 1 

bedroom home CTose to shopping 

schools and lake Onlv 817.500 

Will consider all offers 

FINE HOMES 398 6220 

BEAUTIFUL SECLUDED 

Treed area backing on vacant prop 

ertv A rustic ranch with 4 bed 

rooms I's baths family room fea 

turing double fireplace Into both 

familv room and living room base 

ment attached garage and a little 

Ved barn All on 100 x 200 lot If 

country living is calling you, then 

call us Near Proud Lake recrea 

tion area and priced for immediate 

sale 845 500 

NIEBAUER REALTY 

644-3015 

BY OWNER 3 bedroom ranch Be 

verlv Hills subdivision Roval Oak 

2's baths den. fireplace finished 

basement wine cellar redwood 

deck 2'i car garage. 842 500 . 

576 0161 

CUSTOM BUILT 

To exacting specifications of a cor 

porate executive, this sharp ranch 

offers 3 bedrooms. I's baths fire 

place 144 fl lot, fenced dog run 

and much more Quick occupancy 

S67 900 

chamberlain 

547-2000 

KEEGO HARBOR 

LAKE FRONT 

4 bedrooms I's baths aluminum 

sided ranch newly decorated 

built-in range. W Bloomfield 

Schools SIS.500 VA SO down 

358-4766 

HUNTINGTON WOODS by owner 

large bungalow. 3 bedrooms up 

finished basement with bedroom 

large dining room adjacent 

screened porch, fireplace. 834.500 

Sharp 398 7377 

OWNER TRANSFERRED 

Must sell this spectacular 11 year 

old brick and cedar multi-level 

home 3 bedrooms I's baths, all ap 

pi i an res superbly decorated. 1 car 

attached garage Those are the 

specifications Here Is what It 

doesn't say this home has been a 

personal friend and needs new 

owners that will love It as much 

Fantastic area with lake privileges 

on Commerce Lake 839.700 

NIEBAUER REALTY 

624-3015 

HIGHLAND 1100 Sq Ft 3 bed 

room custom built brick home 

Family home, stone fireplace. I's 

car garage Basement Patio Har 

vev Lake privileges S47.900 B 

owner I-U7-430& 

NORTHVILLE 4 bedroom I's 

bath brtck and aluminum Colonial 

Carpeted throughout drapes, fam- 

ily site kitchen fireplace in living 

room family room redwood deck 

professionally landscaped Full 

basement I's car attached garage 

Within walking distance of schools 

and town 34S 3181 

NOVI 

DELUXE RANCH 10 ACRES 

3 bedroom, central air burglar 

alarm, manv deluxe features, on 

prime corner 10 Mile and Wixom 

Rds 

MAX SHELDON 

Realty Co. 

477 8700 

NORTHVILLE 

OPEN SUN 2-5 

715 SPRING DRIVE ! bedrooms 

formal dining room, full basement, 

double depth lot with mature trees, 

excellent older neighborhood Ask 

ing SJS 900 

OPEN SUN 1-5 

45S ORCHARD ! block from Our 

Lady of Victory. 4 bedrooms, t's 

baths full basement, nearly 1 acre 

of land assumable 7N

332 Mofalb HOMOS 

FA TAB 

osfcs cms-TWO 

HOY DELUXE, Mill, fully carpal- 

H paneled. Partial? lur- 

Mated Map stay an tot or arm. 

N» *U»M toe Beet offer. After I 

Ml4771 or 

2M41I7 

DARLING 1 

MOBILE HOMES 

March Madness Sale 

On All Homes On Display 

MARLETTE 

SKYLINE 

VICTORIAN 

BOANZA 

V* Mile S. of 1-96 on Novi Rd 

Nov. 

349-1047 

BENDIX, 1174. M $ 41, 1 bedroom, 

1 bath, appliance*, many axtraa 

Nort Muat sell Easy assumption 

with HMO Mittn 

VINDALB IM4, MsM with as 

pando, unfurnished. aaay 

tion. after • PM M7-1 

LITTLE VALLEY 

MOBILE HOME SALES 

8 Mile-Merrimon Area 

12 New Mobile Homes 

On Display 

$4,995 Up 

Lois available SPECIALS! All 

new, 14 wides, 2 ond 3 bedrooms, 

from $6,995. 

476-4072 

REVERE 1174. 14x65, family room 

snack bar. cuatom carpal and 

drspei gas grill Mint condition 

Mnit tae MS ISM; after 4 90 PM 

LIVE LIKE A MILLIONAIRE 

COUNTRY ESTATES 

New and late model mobile homes 

available on choice sites In our 

beautilul mobile home community 

with swimming pool and recreation 

hall Let ua show you mobile 

homes at pricea you can afford 

Built for safety and soundness construction 

Credit Terms Easily Arranged 

58220 W 8 Mile Rd 

W or Northville 

M • I. I AM • 7 PM 

437-2046 

STOP! 

Our sale* lot specialises In USED 

and REPOSSESSED MOBILE 

HOMES The selection Is. unmatched 

la this part of the state 

We have on hand S ft through M 

ft. wide homes Low down pay 

ments and interest rates We're 

also offering a new service, exclusive 

listings on mobile homes al- 

ready located in many 'parks. Let 

ua help you select a comfortable 

primary or secondary dwelling 

ONE STOP SHOPPING WILL 

SAVE YOU TIME A MONEY' 

Tm-T~r- 

UTIPUL I • 1 balk, lit 

condominium Air 

M*. rafrlfarator, 

Rft&ar g&s 

Lots and Acreaat 

For Mb 

TROY - On Limerick. One of 

the la$t loft in Lake Charrvwood 

Sub. Lcfce privileges. 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - Lone Pine 

Rd. Beautiful country locptton 

near schools, shops, all utilities. 

Last building site with 

trees In the Dells. 

METAMORA - 106 rolling 

acres of beautiful farmland. 

Gfeot (or horses I Approxirpately 

60 minutes to Detroit 

via M-24 or 20 minutes to 

Hint. Trailer included. Rent 

$125 per month. Offered at 

$121,900. 

HOWARD T. 

KEATING 

851-9200 

SALEM TWP 

$25,000 

10 ACRES Country living with 

325 ft. on black top rood. For 

further information call 


261-5080 

ROCHESTER II ACRES 

Wooded and ravine, in Oakland 

township, Rochester schools, plrvacy 

and beauty 842,500 terms 

IMS discount for caan J7S4382 

MANCHESTER 

97 ACRES Rolling. Wooded Ceufttryside. 

S1SOO Per Acre. 

Owner says SELL. 

R.H. CHAPIN 

BROKER 

1-4214961 1-4214107 

New Subdivision 

MILFORD 

You 'Early Birds' can have 

your Choice of 41 Lots - some 

with Lake frontage. 

W^STGATE 

474-4990 

TWO ACRES in Novi on » Mile 

Rd.. perc guaranteed. 813.S00 

TWO J acre parcels In Salem Twp 

MSM each 

Anthony V Rlxxo, Broker, 3484460 

10 ACRE HILLTOP SITE 

Private and exclusive Near Deiter- 

Pinckoey recreation area. CaU 

TRIAD REALTY 

358-4663 

338 Lets and Acrtagt 

For sale 

Magnificent sloping wooded 

lot, IVi ocret, in desirable 

Woodcreek Farms. Perfect tetting 

for custom home. 

$22,000. 

EARL 

KEIM 

of Binning Mm. Inc. 

HIGHLAND AREA 

Vacant Lots 

White Lake front, high on a Mil 

with • 1 mile view, treed, perked. 

H1.M. Terms 

Deck Lake prlvUegea, 111x140' corner. 

perked, treed. |*SM Terms 

Eicellent starter home aita. 

perked. S2SM Lake prlvl- 

Retirement? Village of Milford, 

sewer and water Included. 71x192 

MSM Terms 

Wt trade! 

Hill-View Realty Co. 

. 1 887-7222 

NEAR Mt Holly II rolUng acrea. 

partially wooded, exclusive area 

Private road. Excellent home site 

1.M0 fl. of fence Installed Owner. 

$3,3M per acre. Land contract. 

Shown by Appointment IM-7M0 

LOTS OF LOTS 

Priced from II,»W to ISS.OM 

Bloomfleld, Farmington. Trey 40 

ft. i IM ft te S acrea. Ravlnea to 

lake privileges If we don't have It, 

we'll help you find It MMM4 

O'RILLEY 

SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP. M 

beautiful rolling acrea south of Davisburg, 

low down payment. Land 

contract. By owner 4224S3I 

A BETTER BUY 

Wauaau. nationally known, all electric. 

energy • saving, step • saver, 

3 bedroom home on your improved 

lot. 120.472 Includes carpeting and 

electric radiant heat, Wausau 

builds anywhere In Michigan Financing 

available. Let us show you 

how to save up to $S.M0 Many attractive 

1 SI acre ^parcels starting 

at |S.MO, 10 acrea at I12.M0 Over 

IM parcels to choose from Easy 

LC terms. Park Planners Assoc . 

OS E Main St (M M). Plnckney. 

Michigan. I7I4195 Evenings call 

171-SIM or 957-1B4 

HIGGINS • HOUGHTON AREA 

IM scenic wooded acres with 1 

mile road frontage near I 75 and 

lake. Oood Investment and development 

property High and dry. 

Will divide Offers Invited. Owner 

111-3003 

PINCKNEY AREA 

State land surrounds these 5 

and 10 acre parcels. $1,500 

per ocre. Land Contract terms 

REAL ESTATE ONE 

of Washtenaw 

1196 M-52, Chelsea 48118 

(313) 475-8693 

338 Lots and Acreap 

For tab 

DESIRABLE 

Building Sltet in Bloomfield 

Hills. Good Tarmt. 

Coll Mr. Balogh, 645-2500, 

Eves., 646-6102 

CRANBROOK 



1. 71 x IM ft. $7,M 

1. 711 IM ft. 

3. M i 111 ft Km 

All Improvement, In a beautiful 

subdivision. St. Huge aad 

Bloomfield Schools. Ready to 

Eaty Tarmt. P.O. Rorabaugh 

10 ACRES 

FOWLERVILLE 

A BEAUTIFUL PARCEL IM feet 

bp 13M feet, 7 acres wooded, I 

acrea cleared. Available land contract 

Hl.MI. 

JAMY 537-1950 

11 1 Acres of woods, I corner touching 

St Joseph River, land contract 

available, located on County Road 

M Acroa. 17 acrea tillable, located 

South of Camden, Mich. Land contract 

available 

IS Acres bare land. 17 acres tillable. 

Financing available. 

Richard Masters. Broker 

Waldron. Mich 517 

PRIME land. 7M acrea adjacent to 

Industry and alrpert Rapid value 

growth. Ideal for developer WUl 

sell all or Interest Plat on reqosat. 

After 7 PM 99*43M 

340 Lcfce-Resort Property 

For Mb 

HIGGENS LAKE. Waterfront con^ 

dominium Beautiful beach, tennia 

court, boats Included. Priced right 

Phone S174214US 

UNION LAKE front, redecorated. 1 

story. 3 bedrooms, dlnina room, 

flrepalce, baaement, hlgn aaaumable 

S34M0 Sale, Rent 343 7316 

LAKE TYRONE lakefront lot, excellent 

building site near U.S >3 

and M SI IMM ANTHONY V 

RIZZO Broker 34M4M 

WALNUT LAKE 

BEAUTIFUL site overlooking 

Lake. IM x M0 ft. landscaped, exceptional 

panoramic view. Sewer, 

water, gaa 626-1415 

LAKEWOOD Village • Outstanding 

new 3 bedroom brick, finiahed baaement, 

attached garage, deluxe 

throughout Huron Valley Schools 

M3 MM 

UNION Lake privileges - Lovely 3 

bedroom, full baaement. Built 1173 

Walk to shopping. IM.SM 

HEATED pool plus lake privileges 

- Brick 3 bedroom, family room, 

fireplace, finished baaement Only 

MS Ml 

CHRYSLER REAL ESTATE 

M3-IIII 363-7138 

LAKE CITY, Michigan Year 

round cottage or retirement home 

1 bedrooms with beautiful loft. 

Brick fireplace, gaa heat. 471-1717 

HIGGINS • HOUGHTON AREA 

M scenic wooded acres on road 

near lake and I 75 Excellent for 

camp or trailer park. High and 

dry. Will divide. No down payment. 

Long term. Owner. MI-M03 

LAND fcONTRACTS 

ANGELUI . Lakafroot coietedreema 

estate 

treed lot. boat houae, two 

,uKrTL.lt , w 

walkout iewer level, 

room Retirement a 

xcea tale. Maka off 

ORION area • MM* 

chain Brick quad ' 

at. family and ri 

Lame lot 

, IODE1 REAL ESTATE 

|CXE MS-M14 Rat. Mtl*4 

OPEN 14. SAT4UN 

— o a lake. 4 bedroom, Stt 

kails, air conditioned, other 

extr«j f7t,MI. About one mile 

Williams Lake Rd. oH M- 

M.. km Steep Hollow, Twin Lskaa 

Ivltloa. 

FIRST OFFERING 

tt ACRE of wooded Wolverine 

Lakefront. Two bedrooms, 24 

x 24 living room, with firepi 

cê, gas heat, basement. 

WiII take Land Controct. Context 

Don Botco, for details. 

$39,900 

626-8700 

ranbrook 

Assoc Inc. Reattora 

ARCHITECT S HOME on the lake. 

l.M« sq ft.. 4 bedrooms, 114 hatha. 

Pine Knob area. Maay extras, 

SM.SM. WMfft 

)N , MOTOR LAKE 

Tri-level 2 bedroom, 2H baths, sun 

2 car garage, nataral flreplade 

Beautiful treea on beach 

Priced to aell. Ml M0 Com- 

Twp 

BORIS BRODER 

REALTY 

544-0245 

IHAM LAKE. Hartland. Higharea 

By ownrr. Immediate oclacy. 

like new elegant home In 

ral landscaping, pine wooded 

frontage 3 bedrooms, 3 batha, 

sunken living room, huge veand 

patio. 20xM swimming 

central air. aaaumabie 7\t< 

•age, IM.SM IMS Blue Heron 

1-227-1763 

CHAIN OF LAKES 

Three bedroom ranch, located on 

Chain of Lakea. Qutncy. Mich IM 

ft hater frontage 

MASTERS AGENCY 

Richard Masters. Broker 

517-286-6236 

WOLVERINE LAKEFRONT LOT 

II Minutes from Northland Center. 

lake lot with IM ft. lake 

frontage. I21.M0 Low down paymeat 

or caah offer. 1244777 

Country homes 

OPEN SUN. 2-5 

DOWN ON THE FARM 

M 59 WHITE LAKE AREA 

Thll IM year old plua home fea- 

3 bedrooms, a den, country 

kitchen, family room, 2 flre- 

, patio, a large two story 

full baaement. 4" well, gas 

excellent Interior decorating, 

must see thia fine quality 

hoiAe to appreciate K as It la In 

extra fine condition). Ideal for 

horSe lovers. 

344 Country homes 

M. wltk kin • rmt, garage, weA- 

•hee (or play heaee). >paefa«e 

titckea witk aMUaneet. living 

m. rail b e**) (peealbty 4)be? 

eaa. ttS.SM. Convenient It ed con 

" i P r i n PM CALL IU-14M 

MacGlasban 

METAMORA 

1-67B-2289 

COUNTRY living, 4 bedroom ottar 

heme ea 1* acrea. Oarage, kaaeroont. 

fireplace, lata of shade treat. 

Rec boa tar schools Appraised at 

M4.IM. M14— 

MAJESTIC COUNT** 

COLONIAL • 

White pillored 5 bedroom 

beoutlful home. Over 2000 

sq. ft. and new in 1973 

features ceramic baths, 

30 x MVi living room, family 

room with brick firepioce, 

fine slate foyer, country style 

kitchen with pantry, full baMment, 

artd 2 car garoge. On 

10 ocres of hilly land and a 

breezy knoll ... tall trees, 2 

story horse barn, and fenced 

pastures. Prestigious Hadley 

Hills location. $79,000 

J. L. Gardner 

Metamoro 

678-2284 

BRANDON BEAUTY 

Just a short hop from Birmingham 

and out in the country. 

.. o 4 bedroom family home 

(colonial styleh in beautiful 

Brandon Twp. ... large forma 

dining room, built-in kitchen, 

spacious living room witl 

brick firepioce, full basement, 

and a 2 cor garage. Si 

lovers redwood deck, and 

big acres of land with lots 

tall trees $49,900. Co 

KEMPF or DELLA SPENCER crt 

678-2910 

J. L. Gardner 

Me to mora 

678-2284 

Gracious homo with over 7,Ml 

ft. of living area. Feeturea 7 

rooms with adjoining bath, dra 

Ing room, living room, dining 

with fireplace. 2 kitchens with 

lna, laundry, powder room, 

room, groan houae. 4 car garage 

much more. .This fantastic ' 

sits on 12 acres wltk breathtaking 

view of the couatryaide. Ideal fo 

large familv or eiecutlve weekend 

retreat. Shown by appointment 

om,. ANTONELLI REALTr 

5522 Mala St Drydai 

Only % hour from Birmingham 

1-7M3S35 

COUNTRY HOMES 

CAN BE ALL SIZES 

Thor«d«y, MnrCh 2a 1975 THE OBSERVER * ECCENTRIC 

344 Country homes 

ALMONT. execatlve quad-level, 

ever MM aq. ft at lexer*. New 

aluminum karaa barn aa )w acrea 

witk river running through property 

Mere land available Vmn 

only I7I.SM 7MMM 

LOCK OUT THE WORLD • la a 

year-roead retreat. Beautifully 

wooded, kink bluff setting Fanui 

Uc view el .Lake Michigan. Seed 

beach rrentage Spacious feemfort, 

I bedrooms. wet kv, elegant dataila 

throughout Mast be toan. 

PI,Ml. Denton Realty, Beulah 

CHIPPEWA Lake area, Mecoeta 

Cawntjr. SM acrea. mostly wooded, 

completely fenced, lake on two borders, 

ttreem across property Good 

banting, fishing, snowmobillng. etc. 

Air atrip available on property. By 

owner, IMS down Phone 111-7944717 

GORGEOUS VIEW OF LAKE 

MICHIGAN AND MACKINAC 

BRIDGE. Approximately 26 

acres of lakefront property 

with sandy beach and cedar 

and pine trees on US Route 2- 

Ideal for resort development. 

HOWARD T. 

KEATING 

646-1234 

M WOODED acres on a beautiful 

aprlnffed lake Good fishing, hunttag, 

snowmobillng, etc Chippewa 

Lake area. Mecosta County By 

owner, IMS down Phone 

111-7344717 

TRAVERSE CITY Just llated! Outstanding 

borne situated on hilltop 

setting In East Bay section of Old 

Mlaalon Peninsula Exciting trl • 

level dwelling of contetnpgary design 

ft rough cedar extend. I bedrooms. 

2 batha, family room, dining 

area. 2 car attached garage: 

Suspended decking into the trees 

Beautifully ft naturally landscaped 

with birch ft pines. A mint condition 

property |7f,0M 

MacGlashan 

329-2294 

AFTER 6 PM.. 642-1495 

MINUTES from Otsego Ski Club on 

lovely private lake. Beautifully furnished 

3 bedroom. 2 bath Chalet. 

Living room, with beamed celling 

and fireplace, game room and fully 

equipped kitchen Including dishwasher 

Also guest house with fireplace 

I7S.M0 1514171 

348 Cometry lots 

FOR SALE, Companion Crypt. 

White Chapel Memorial Cemetery. 

Troy. Mich Call EL I4MI 

SINGLE LOT. White Chapel. 

Choice, developed locetlon. Below 

coat. Evenings only. 311-1139 

TWO crypts, Woodlawn Mausoleum 

si2-4203 or S42-2M7 

350 Farms for sale 

MULT.PUX HOME CORPOR«^nnounc«... I f U p C £ 

We've just made tne^ 

good bu better t 

/ 

HIDDEN HILLS 

...in Rochester Area 

Contemporary condominiums. Two slory townhouse units, 

with 2 or 3 bedrooms, luxurious features, carpeting, wood 

burning fireplace, central air-conditioning, altacheogarage, 

Heated swimming pool and Community Building. 

„^37,990 

Modrl Phone: M2-»J2 

On Livernois Road, Just South 

ot University Drive 

i 

Or** Otlk md SmmUT II » 

Clawd Itawsdey 

INC'S COVE 

...in Rochester Area 

ti\«»4|u 

Exquisite condominiums with 11 differeni floor plaqs 

townhouse styled buildings. 1 or 2 car attached gar 

Central air-condiiioning. Full basement. Privale courty 

or patio. Clubhouse. Nature trails. Trout slream. Fish 

pond. Tennis courts. Swimming pool. 

^38,340 

Model Phone: 652-1100 

On Tlenken Road, lest west 

of Rochester ltd. 

TIINMN NO. 

t N 

WALTON »D. 

Off Mt mi 

CM n 

ng 

STONEHENGE 

...in Novi/Farmington Hlll'i Area 

A fabulous place to live. In a Stonehenge condominium 

home no one lives above or below you. Privale front 

entrance. Attached garage. Richly carpeted i loors. Central 

air-conditioning. Privale palio or wooden de 1-449-4466 

CHARLES J VAN HORN INC and gas ga IS.000 Easy tu-ms homes on W. MAIN Si 117,100 Rob- 

DEPOSIT will hold, commercial 

Country. Shown by appt Call eve- 

Evenings 44M1M or 44M466 

646 2400 

Briedis 

883-4244 ert Bake. Realtors 45*4200 nings. Ill-231-7111 682-5551 

property that will pay owner f7M 

per month No labor or maintenance 

Livonia. Plymouth • Merriman 

area 42S472I 

322 Condominiums For sde 

1 

Moving upstate reason for selling 

52S41&) 

SOUTHFIELD Attorney with established 

probate practice with accees , 

to. but limited intereat in, otho 1 

fields wishes to shsre office snd e(- 

inses Write Box S14, Observer ft », 

rccentrlc Newspspers. 362S1 

Schoolcraft, Livonia, Michigan 

4IIM 

1 

MOBILE HOME PARK42 com 

pleted sites with 23 additional 

platted on 35 acrea. Hillsdale County. 

Permsnent laundry facilitiea 

Paved streets Central water ft -ew 

age III7.SM Terms Other land 

available for development Rex Gle- . 

v%r. 

RESTAURANT-With profitable 

Donut franchise, smsll town S E 

Mich Seata M Free on stree* 

perking Real Eatate. bus In eaa ft 

equipment IM.MI Terms Lew Gla- . 

ter 

PIZZA PARLOROnly pixia bus^ 

ness downtown-area, college town. 

S E Mich A-l condition Ample ^ 

parking Good family operation ' 

8100 000 Terms Rex Glover. * 

GLOVER 

REAL ESTATE ONE 

Adrian S17 263-4M4 . 

J Home Corporation wfl tend you a,check lor 

•J'M 

itor a full year after 

expires March 31, 

' 

) 

fa) 

APTS. 

InvettmenU that make you 

plaa several tax savings advantagaa. 

Several aasrtmsals available 

Par pertontl investment conteOoa. 

call 

Jardine & Laurencelle 

COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE 

549-8320 

I 

PLUSH COUNTRY CLUB 

141 ACRES!'! THUMB AREA . 

Country Club with M Unit Motel. . 

Cocktail Lounge. SwlmmHig Pool, 

large dining area with dancing, i * 

hole golf course, phis room for I 

more, liquor license, comet fully 

equipped PLUSH!! (Wed to yon • 

for I47S.IM. terms. B A CALKa. ' 

Realtor, Caas City. Mlehigsn. 

44724 Telephone (S17) 8724914 | 

362 Real Estate Wanted 

FAST CASH 

For Homea-Western Suburbs 

No Commission-No Pokits 

Ask for Mr Carleton Ml-llil 

1st United-Carleton R E 

CHURCH WANTED . 

Prefer Livonia, Westlan^t- 

Plymouth, Dearborn Heighh, 

or Plymouth. Need 200 S^fit 4 

copocity or more Will buy or * 

lease Call: 

Father James 834-567W* 

COTTAGE wanted, between Orion 

and Matamort on Lake or with 

lake prlvlleget Mutt be lll.MI o? ' 

under L.C at MS with 81.MS down, 

Phone after I PM M741#" 

RETIREE looking for alee 

Livonis srea Call Tom Ti Riat. 

Kelm Realty of Dear bora, lac '' 

72M9M 

-v- 

EXCHANGE 

We Buy-Sell & exchonge Real 

Estate 

METCALF ASSOC. Inc. ^ 

645-0560 W, 

CASH or TRADE \V 

Property wanted aa Is. in Detrek^^ 

or anywhere In Snkerks 

Call and ask for 

Mr OERSHON er Mr COLBERT' 

Rose Hill 532-90601 

CASH 

FOR YOUR HOME 

Immediate Equity 

REDFORD-D6TROIT AREA ^ \ 

Call Mr. Keoihian 

538-2000 v 

FARMINGTON-LIVONIA AREA"" 

Coll Mr. $an*ni * 

478-1040 • ^ 

Alger F. 

QUAST I

I V V • ' WP'VJW •w 

1QO THE OBSERVER It ECCENTRIC Thuredey, March 20. 1975 

362 Ited Estate Wonted 

i.r 

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•.t 

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NO LISTINGS 

tr 

WE JUST PAY 

CASH 

We do not wont to list your 

Some We wont to buy it ond 

poy you cosh. No stalling or 

promises. No fees or commissions 

Just the best price. 

SOUND . 522-4440 

BUILDER NEEDS LOTS 

WATER-SEWER AVAILABLE 

NO COMMISSION TO PAY 

CALL UMtll 

QUICK CASH 

Investment buyers for houses 

or I ond contracts. Call ond 

ask for: 

MEL OR GEORGE 

427-5828 

WE WANT TO 

Buy Your Home 

$$ 

All cash in 24hours for your 

home or equity No waiting, 

no deloy, coll us and you will 

gel more money. 

ADVANCE 

of Michigan 

6876 MIDDLEBELT 

427-5400 

364 Listings Wanted 

DON'T WASTE TIME! 

LET US SAVE YOU MONEY AND 

HEADACHES' W*. WILL GIVE 

YOU THE EXTRA PERSONAL 

SERVICE THAT WILL BRING 

YOU RESULTS CALL TRIAD 

REALTY 3JMSU 

PLYMOUTH One bedroom Towne 

house Air conditioning privale 

basement Ideal for senior citizens 

Two blocks to shopping Quiet 

area till month 728 6121 

400 Apartments to rent 

NORTHVILLE Upper efficiency 

stove and refrigerator $120 a 

month includes heal plus security 

deposit No pets 459 9342 

1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments 

m a smajl-town setting 

from $195, 

• Landscaped village green 

• Whirlpool kitchen 

including dishwasher 

• Carpeting h drapes 

• Clubhouse k pool 

• Hot water It heat Included 

UTICA PLAZA 

1-731 9677 

Ooen daily 1 Sunday 9-8 

45220 Keding St north ol Hall Rd 

120 Mile Rd tust west of M S3 ex 

presswav t 

WESTLAND NEAR HUDSON S 

Spacious 2 bedroom apts carpet 

ed air conditioned all kitchen ap 

pliances $195 plus securrtv Coun 

tr\ Village 72S 1600 444 4064 

AREAS 

Indian Village Boston Edison 

Charming residential atmospheres 

offering restored apartment build 

ings with modern features recrea 

tional complex securitv guards 

and parking lots Reasonable terms 

for professional and working 

adults 

Higgens Management S24 8010 

2567, E. MAPLE 

BIRMINGHAM 

Modern I bedroom apartment 

Close to shopping carpet air condi 

tioning Mature adults onlv No 

pen l sear lease SIS0 p«r month 

Call 57S 4221 or M4 2764 

ONEJiedroom apt Living * dining 

roorrr all accessories Reliable 

people onlv Available immedi 

ateh 10911 Bvron Plvmouth 273 

4244 or 273 9646 

1975 

apartments 

at 

1968prices 

BRGDKD4LE 

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HUNTER'S Rtdfe. sublet eictesl 

OfW Utdroom luxury apartme 

CHARMING 1 bedroom apt 

nymi /ilnine rn/sm o|» 

' Will i MWWW^ " Wnl i ell vVIRI 

control Birmingham 

stores and bus SiS IMI 

Af 

PRIVATE 

WALLED 

ESTATE 

Company transfers make available 

only S much sought after luxury I 

bedroom apartments, l't baths, 

pantry gourmet equipped kitchen 

with dining space doorwalls onto 

patio in this prestigious community 

that provides a 34 hour gatekeeper 

and (alehouse, tennis courts, swim 

mini pool, cabana and ofblent club 

house with saunas card, exercise, 

billiards and •ntertainment rooms 

Rent includes carpeting and electronically 

operated garage Prom 

1340 

ONLY 2 

AVAILABLE 

Hunters Ridge on 14 Mile Rd.. W 

of Orchard Lake Rd 

Phone SSI-0III 

Open Dally. SAM-3PM' Open Week 

ends IJ Noon-SPM 

LEASE: Near Adams square Em 

pioved rriarried couple "upstairs • 

downstairs" chalet Modernized 

and refinished throughout All shag 

carpeted except heavv duty tiled 

bath and kitchen Utilities SI65 

plus liflht vard duties J vr lease 

renewable References §44 S003 

SHARP 

ONE BDRM. APT. 

Across from Redford Golf Course 

ONLY $165 

22320 West 7 Mile Rd 'i Mile East 

of Telegraph 

531-5627 

CLARKSTON Main St large 

homev. 2 bedroom in small com 

plex Central air. all appliances 

Large storage area easy walk to 

shops $275 neat included 2 adults 

onlv 62$ 1749 

Grand Opening 

SPECIAL 

Ponttail Apts 

IN SOUTH LYON 

On Pontiac Trail between 10 h 11 

Mile Rds One and two bedroom 

luxurv apartments from $150 

437-3303 

TWO bedroom fullv carpeted, stove 

h refrigerator air conditioning all 

utilities except electric Plvmouth 

No Children no pets 453 647® 

SOMERSET MALL AREA 

MAPLEWOOD MANOR 

APARTMENTS 

2200 Crooks Rd 

North of Maple H5 Mile' 

FREE KIRST MONTH RENT 

2 BEDROOM $250 

Fullv carpeted all utilities except 

electricity Pool air conditioning 

partv room Adults No pets Also 

near Oakland Mall and 1-75 

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY 

RESIDENT MC.R 362 0720 

CHERRY HILL area 2 Bedrooms 

refirgerator and stove Air conditioner 

Heal included $195 month 

544*64 4 54 1 9205 

GRAND OPENING 

SPECIAL! 

CHEROKEE APARTMENTS 

IN WATERKORD 

on Scott»Lake Rd N of Elizabeth 

Lake Rd one and two bedroom 

luxurv apartments from $175 

682-1952 

WESTLAND PLAZA 

Onlv I left 2 bedrooms carpeted 

$190 7300 Central 8 30 till 5 week 

davs Sat * 30 till noon 427 1997 

HILLCREST 

CLUB 

Plvmouth Rd Haggertv 

iPlvmouth Twp i 

Mile E of Dntwn Plvmouth 

W of Livonia 

1&2 BEDROOMS 

FROM $180 

Includes Carpet Heat Clubhouse 

No Pets 

12374 Risman Dr Apt 101 

liiiLl! 

{ M 

Brand new. spacious apartments 

in Metro Detroit's most 

convenient and safe location. 

Immediate Occupancy 

Pool and 

'beautifully landscaped grounds. 

INTRODUCING 

1 bedroom from $160 


Phone: 437-1223 

Furnished Models Open 

At the corner of 9 Mile 

& Pontiac Trail 

V / M f / m / 

Cloy moor Apartments cordially invite* you to 

hve in a unique residentiel setting offering 

pri tec y end prestiga. 

Tha apartments provide several exciting 

9ervkes which include doorman and valet 

perking, maid aervice. meaoeuae and masseur, 

barber ahop. beeuty shop and boutique. 

Clay moor offers such facilities as a complete 

security system, two profeasionel tennis 

courts, onclooed garage, swimming pool, plus 

ex ore m end sauna, and a spacious club room. 

As an exclusive feature, facilities for ovemite 

guests. 

C ley moor Is conveniently loceted on Franklin 

Roed, just north of Northweetorn Highway 

between 1? A 13 Mile Roods. 

Two bedroom apertments available from 

$395.00. 

For further information pleese cell 

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FROM CANTON TWP., 

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HILLS, GARDEN CITY, LIVONIA, 

PLYMOUTH, REDFORD TWP., 

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WHEN YOU'RE CALLING FROM 

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CP h s r i" 11 r r r c 11 i 

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Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. 

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OLD VILLAGE PLVMOUtM. 1 

waefc Atoo'l bedroom apartment 

CM week MI4MI 

WESTLAND ESTATES 

«. WAYNEWOOO ARTS. 

Feature 

I aad t bedrooms IIM and up Car 

petiag. drapes appliances. air COB 

dttloner Infants welcome He pets 

Chil I M • I Menday • Friday. 

/ PLOS 

Pool & Clubhouse 

mi N Wayne Rd. Westland 

Between Ford ft Warren Rd 

721-3600 

GARDEN CITY t 

living 

room kitchen stove, refriasrator 

No children. W month Deposit 

42) 3084 After • 

PM 

UI-itm 

8ROOKVIEW VILLAGE ARTS. 

Palmer Rd Wes< of Hannen 

Plvmouth School District 

I ft I bedroom apartments and • 1 

bedroom I's bath townhouses 

Each unit fully carpeted, air condi 

turned gas heat All appliances 

Weatlnghouae washer and dryer 

Large walk-In closets Lower units 

m townhouses with private patioe 

and doorwalls Ample parking Gas 

utility Inc hided In rent Village 

park with plav area No pets 

FROM $175 Month 

Resident Mgr. 7H-3M8 

I AM,- I* AM or 

4 PM • It PM 

I Petv 

One Bedroom. One' Bath. 2 

Bedrooms. 1 Vfr bafhi, includr»g 

Carport from $250. Model 

Open Daily. 12-6 PM. End of 

Kirt» Rd.. between 15 4 16 

Mile Roods. E. of Crooks. 

689-1377 

WESTLAND 1 blocks from Hudsons. 

I bedroom, all carpeted, air 

conditioned, all kitchen appliances. 

IIM No children no pets 72S 7233 

THE BEST Of THE 

WORLD Of ROCHESTER 

Timberlea Village 

APTS & TOWNHOUSES 

Central air conditioning, wall 

to wall carpel, oven ond 

range, refrigerator freezer, 

dishwoshnr, balcony or potio, 

kitchen pantry, drapes 

throughout, adjacent indoor 

storage, security system, clubhouse 

and pool. CHILDREN 

WELCOME. 

Locatad on Livernois 

Between Walton & Avon Rds. 

Open 12-6, Weekdays 

11-7 Sat & Sun. 

(CLOSED THURSDAY) 

PHONE 652-3020 

8LAVIK 

Rentals 

Equal Housing 

Opportunities 

PLYMOUTH, upper apartment. 2 

bedroom. 1171 month, everything 

paid except electricity Near Kroger 

store Tw# singles or couple, 

no pets 115 Union Call between I 

and 8 PM. 4SJM57 

BOTSFORD PLACE 

Grand Rlver-I Mile 

Behind Botsford Hospital 

FARMINGTON 

1 BEDROOM-S198 

2 BEDROOMS-$238 

3 BEDROOMS-S268 

Quiet prestige address •Swimming 

pool, air conditioning, carpeting 

stove and refrigerator, all utilities, 

except electricity included Accepting 

applications, call: 

MANAGER 477-MM 

77*01 Independence. Farmington 

SUBLEASE 2 bedroom apt In 

South Lyon Rent plus small depos 

It Call after I PM 437 &43 

ROCHESTER MEADOWS 

Offers a winter special Luxurloua 

I bedroom apartment fof 1170 a 

month A 2 bedroom apartment at 

1200 a month Can vou find this anywhere 

else in the Rochester area? 

We tndude ippllances, carpeting 

and all utilities except electric 

Some furnished apartments available 

No pets ppldren welcome. 

'!>]• — 

LAKE ORION beautiful 2 bedroom 

apartment, carpeted, refrigerator, 

stove, dishwasher and garbage disposal 

Lake-view and privileges 

M3M94 or M3M44 

PtAO. QUIET & SECURITY 

New 1 Bedroom 

Apts. 

Aak About Our 

FREE RENT Off® 

Immediate Occupancy 

VILLAGE GREEN 

OF PLYMOUTH 

d55-S!00 

ROYAL COACHAAAN 

Apartments . 

ftpadous I and I bedroom models 

featuring carpeting, air conditioning 

OE dream kitchen Including 

dishwasher. Patio, balconies, 

swimming pod. tennis courts and 

more Conveniently located near I- 

71 and Rochester Rd 

One bedroom from C214 

Two bedroom from M4I 

689-3090 

2MI Rochester Ct Troy 

TROY I.IM H R. deluxe 1 bedroom. 

I's hatha, balcony, shag carpeting. 

all appointments, large storage 

room Near Shopping Small 

complex. No Pets Manager. 

MJ-4III 

CHARTERHOUSE APTS 

Northland area's most luxurious 2 

bedroom. S bath apts 

• Central Air Conditioning 

• All Electric Kitchens 

• Dishwasher 

• Heat ft Hot Water 

• Carpeting 

• Private Balcony 

• Private Party Room * 

• TV Controlled Security ft Guards 

• Laundry ft Storage Area 

• Tennis Courts 

• Swimming Pool 

IMM W I MILE RD 

West of Greenfield 

Office open I day* from IM 

Phone 557-8100 

SECLUDED country living In a 

lovely wooded community where 

children are welcome That's 

Bloomfield Square 1 or 2 bed 

rooms, air conditioning, carpeting, 

drapes, swimming pool and community 

building Dishwasher In 2 bed 

room units From I2M 

Call H2-4S77 

Bloomfield Square Apts 

on South Blvd between Woodward 

and Squirrel Roads 's mile from I- 

73 

BIRMINGHAM FARMS APTS~ 

Mil TELEGRAPH SSI-2340 

I Bdm I2M to 1250 

1 Bdm plus den 1275 to t»i 

Adults only No Pets 

ARE YOU SELLING 

OR HAVE YOU SOLD 

YOUR HOME? 

2 * 3 BEDROOM 

APARTMENTS AVAILABLE 

BLOOMFIELD 

HILLS 

From MM Per Month 

FOUR SEASONS 

Call For Appointment 

338-1800 

2945 WOODWARD 

EVERGREEN Schoolcraft area, 

modern I bedroom apt Includes 

stove, refrigerator. 1125 per month. 

I month security deposit required 

Phone Manager. 8314013 

PALMER PARK area, modern 

building. I bedroom, no pets or children. 

IIM per month, air conditioning. 

heat, stove, refrigerator, 

rarprting. parking Security deposit 

1150 5*5 5711 

LUXURIOUS 2 bedroom apartment 

Carpeted built Ins parquet 

foyer Southfield hi-rlse 

Aault Its Available April I Call I 

PM-1PM 

551 4515 

ONE BEDROOM apartment, all 

utilities except electricity. 533 4«7I 

Glen Cove Apartments 

New 1 and 2 bedroom apartments 

from $180. Carpet, 

drapes, appliances, alarm 

Telegraph between Schoolcraft 

and Plymouth. 

533-9146 

J WESTLAND TOWERS ' V 

OFF WAfNt ROAD 

Jut S. ot Wmthnd Shopping Ctr. 

Year Round Raaort Living Under t Roof 

INDOOR POOL 

No Swwity Dfomt—O 

721-2500 HSL" 

CHATHAM HILLS 

Luxury Uvlng In Farmington 

On Old Qrand River 

Between Drain 6 Hals fad 

1 & 2 bedrooms, dens available 

WITH ATTACHED OARAQE 

476-8080 

5 

WATERVIEW FARMS 

In Novi by Wailed Lake 

ON PONTIAfc TRAIL 

kCTf 

Feef ot Oeefc Rd 

Enjoy your salt at our pool, dauna and tennle courts 

LUXURY 1 ft 2 BEDROOMS 

624-0004 i $1 

721-3600 t 

FRANKLIN PALMER 

In Cmton TowntNp On fhifr rttf. W Ut*y 

NEW LUXURY APTS. 

112 Bad room a from $179 

VILLAGE SQUIRE 

In Canton T 

ON TORO RO. 1 MleV* of Nawburph 

112 Bedroo 

HAWTHORNE CLUB 

— $180 

On Marrtmap fry Aftn Arbor Tro* 

1ftt 

Tl rf 

- ^ $180 

Apply 7710 Merriman Rd. or oaM 822-1364 

DEARBORN PARK 

WtAMKUN DR. Off MICH. AVti 

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INQUIRE 1«2 FRANkLIN DR. Apt 1103 

- $ 1 8 5 

WESTCHESTER TOWERS 

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Gracious Living 

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THOMPSON BROWN 

Overlook Rochester 

From yaar t bedroom 

or townhoaae Includes all the 

vanlenoaa a faad apartment 

have: WATER (Soft ft 

CARPET ten the Ptoeri. AIR 

DITION I NO (Summer ft Wk 

HEAT (Summer Optional). 

POST FOR CARS (Na 

please). ICE BOX (El 

RANGE (Oven too). DI 

WASHER (For Overworked 

beads) OFFAL ORINDER (f 

Yaar Excasa Offals) and CAf 

TAKERS TO AT CARE! Frem 

per Month "Rug Rata" ml 

Call collect 1451-1751 or IMI-t 

Rochester Park 

Apts, 

WILLIAMSBURG VILLAGE 

- TOWNHOUSES • 

Two bedroom. I bath, full 

ment Townhouses In fine 

tlal area. Tree lined etr 

Gracfield Rd Air conditioned, 

peted. 

in 

DON7 SIGN 

THAT LEASE 

Unless your apartment Includes Ian 

individual clothes wester «»d 

dryer for vour own personal usd a 

built in vacuum, a dub 

Indoor and outdoor pools 

courts, carpeting, air conditKxiii 

and free use of a beautiful tl 

golf course )u«t outside your 

also putting greens ft Ice skai 

area All this for IIM per 

and brightly lighted plot 

parking and walking area Chi 

17 or over INDEPENDEN 

GREEN APARTMENTS Gri 

River and Halstead. Farmlm 

Michigan 474-72M 

MT. VERNON Towns 

Townhouse Rentals 

In Southfield on Mt Vernon BH 

West of Southfield Rd Towi 

features full basement. 2's bat) 

individual central A/C. carpettt 

walk-in dosets. clubhouse ft 

Also available: garage or carport 

2 bedroom 1315 

3 bedroom S4I& 

353-4242 

DELUXE X bedroom. 2 bath, available 

Mav 1st Tel - Twelve ar 

pets OK. I2M monthly 33^3kM 

PINE LAKE MANOR 

APARTMENTS 

l and 2 bedrooms available for limmediate 

occupancy. Washer and 

KENSINGTON 

PARK APTS. 

Immediate 

Occupancy 

New 1 ond 2 

bedroom 

apartments from 

$129 

Directly Across from 

Kensington State Park 

At 1-96 4 Kent Lake Ex 

CHILDREN WELCOME AND 

PETS WELCOME 

Open Doily 4 Sun, 9-9 

Model: 437-2520 

WESTLAND I bedroom apartmmt 

near Hudson's, all appliances, c irpeting. 

air conditioning, heat, no 

pets, no children. 1180 After 6 PM 

722-t 173 

PLYMOUTH HERITAG 

APARTMENTS 

N Territorial Rd ft Sheldoi 

(Behind NBD Bank I 

One bedroom Carpeting and 

drapes In living room, large cljn 

tit. air conditioning, appltanc 

Storage area In basement Including 

washers and dryers Pool Am^le 

parking, spacious grounds I vt 

lease 8200 security deposit Fnim 

1175 Adults No pets See resident 

manager or call: 

455-2143 

LIVONIA 

Select I and 2 bedroom models njow 

available at FRANKLIN SQUA IE 

APARTMENTS from 11*0 Cotne 

sea the deluxe features you can 

enjoy or call us at 427- 8970 Model 

hours Sat I AM to I PM Sundakr I 

PM to 5 PM Evening showings by 

appointment only till I PM 

FRANKLIN SQUARE APTS 

2M40 Lancaster. Livonia 

I block E of Middlebelt Rd oft S 

Mile 

ONE BEDROOM APT., air 

condi 

tioned. carpeted, drapes, all ui 

ties except electric 538-" ill 

SM4 

SENIOR 

CITIZENS 

Beautiful fully equipped modern 

2 bedroom apartment 

dwellings. Available for immediate 

occupancy ot 10% 

re/ifal discount. Convenient 

Southfield location. Phone 

AM to 5 PM. doily and Sujndoy. 

352-2435 

Sill CROOKS ROYAL 0*K 

Spacious I bedroom with cai. , 

drapes, dishwasher, shag carpet Lft 

storagr Mature adults onlv. po 

ts. I year lease 1211 month 

Bloomfield Manor Weit 

I ft 1 bedrooms carpeting, 

appliances Including dlshwaater. 

Air conditioner and pool 

IIM Ordttrd Late Rd • Ml 

bait area 

682-2950 

MODERN DELUXE I and 1 

room apartments: heat 

WapWies. air condiMoalac 

port, lake privileges Keego 

bor. call II AM to I PM. Mi l IMI or 

MODERN DELUXI 

APARTMENTS 

I-2 bedroAn units. Air 

tioned. corpeted, some 

ments. corporis, pool. 

W. Outer Dr.-Schoolcraft 

533-5213 531- 

557-0770 

OMt bedroom apart r 

ftertaee aed Pierce. B 

Modern kitchen, air e 

M7-I 

Thuraday, March 20. 1975 TL^S OBSERVER AT ECCENTRIC MID 

400 Apartmants fo rani 

HINES PARK 

APTS. 

WESTLAND 

1 and 2 BEDROOMS 

FROM $180 

Chrpeting. dishwasher, air condi 

tinning, security Intercom. 2 swimming 

pools and glamourous clab- 

Overlooking beautiful Hines Park 

with Its fah id o us recreational faetl 

Hies nature trails and ptcnlc areas 

Public transportation at entrance 

Only I minutes East of Hudson\ 

Westland Center 

SORRY. NO PETS * 

COWAN ROAD. Jusl North of Warren. 

I block West of Merriman 

425-0052 

• y Friday 114 

Saturday-Sunday 121 

PLYMOUTH - 1 bedroom. Terrace 

East apartment stove, refrig 

erator. carpeting, draperies air 

conditioning Walk to town. Avalle 

AprilT. Adults. 1170 plus utilities 

415-1372 

BRAND NEW APTS 

WHY settle for lesa? Brand 

new carpeting ond oppliooces 

in o fresh, exciting development 

- Villoge Green of 

Tray. 2871 Troy Center Dr. 

South, just South of Big Beaver 

Rd., between 1-75 and 

° ookl 362-0320 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS, custom 

ranch apartment. 2 bedrooms 84M 

a month 1 bedroom M25 Central 

air newly decorated Carpeted l'» 

baths living room with fireplace, 

basement and gara£ Call M7-I7M 

Baldwin-Walton 

New 1.-2 bedroom deluxe 

apartments, carpeted, air conditioned. 

utilities but electric. 

Manager 335-1277 

557-0770 

If no oniwer. 335-7010 

BEDFORD 

SQUARE 

APARTMENTS 

Now being completed 

in Rochester oreo. 

1 4 2 Bedroom Aportments 

These are the finest apartments In 

Rochester area, located In a beautifully 

landscaped, secluded location 

drver in each apartment. M^ny All deluxe features include Carpetother 

features also Included In ing. Large Gosets. Sound Condi 

each apartment Children w d- tionlng Schlage Security Locks. 

come From S21S 

Bath Enclosures and Balcony Hotpoint 

Ranges 14 cu ft. 2 Door Re- 

Model 682-94 ?9 frigerator • Freezer. Dishwasher. 

Office 338-4033 Garbage Disposal. Heat and Hot 

TWO BEDROOM apartment lb 

carport. Maple and Coolidge ar •re a 

All conveniences except dl ih 

washer No children or p*ts ttn 

monthly includes heat. MI-9 

Water. Air Conditioning Locker 

and Laundrv Facilities 

Swimming Pool Beautiful Club 

House Tennis Courts. Carports 

LUXURY CONDOMINIUM 

available 

months old 3 bedrooms. 2 full 

half baths, carpeting, drapes rec North Side Tienken Rd between 

room Available immediately for Rochester and Livernois Rds 

short term lea^| at II.MO mont il 

844 019 RESIDENT MGR 8514008 

UVE ON 

THE PARK 

PLYMOUTH PARK 

APARTMENTS 

One bedroom, carpeted living room 

and hall, central air conditioning, 

kitchen built-lns. basement, parking. 

pool Ready for occupancy. 

1171 month See Manager at 40215 

Plvmouth Rd . Plymouth Twp 

LAKE 

GENEVA 

SWIM-SAIL-FISH 

On 

BEAUTIfUL LAKE GENEVA 

1 4 2 Bedroom Apartments 

• Carpeting throughout including 

kitchen 4 bathroom. 

• Full draperies throughout. 

• WASHER 4 DRYER IN EACH 

APT 

• Balconies 4 Patios 

• Dishwasher. 

• Continuous self-cleaning 

range 

• Refrigerator 4 Garbage Disposal. 

• INDIVIDUAL CENTRAL A/C 

• Heated Swimming Pool. 

• OPEN SNACK COUNTR. 

• SMOKE DETECTOR IN EACH 

APT 

FROM $210 

MODEL 681-6880 

OFFJCE 338-4033 

New Maple Manor Apts 

Wolled Lake-1 4 2 bedrooms 

Conveniently located next to Maple 

Plata Shopping Center Electric 

heat, shag carpeting, draperies air 

conditioning, fully equipped kitchen. 

locker space Model open Stop 

In at 1272 WEST MAPLE RD or 

call: 

624-1737 

CANTERBURY APARTMENTS. I 

bedroom apartment opposite St Joseph 

Mercy Hospital, i weeks free 

rent 3344M8 

BLOOMFIELD 

HILLS 

LUXURY APTS Urge 2 ft 3 bed 

room. 2 hatha apts. Private basement. 

some units also have a den 

Scenic grounds adults only. Imme 

diate occapancv Near communter 

station Ml W Long Lake Rd. 

model open dally From 1305 to 

9499 

642-3680 

400 Aportmnts to rani 

172 ANN BIRMINGHAM 

mma spacious 1 tedruasa apart 

E . , - < L ? T r - l £ r J £ 

INFLATION FIGHTER PRICES 

Village Manor Apts 

Oxford Area 

I bedroom deluxe units frem IIM 

Widows and retirees deluxe units 

fram IIM 2 bedroom deluxe units 

from MM. Effideacy uaM. Iltt 

Aleo reservations new taken far 

April. May. J ma. Cuatom luxury 

units feature I full hatha, self dean 

Ing oven dishwashers spacious 

walk-In ctoaeta aad private balcony 

porches All units bulk and man 

aped by owner Include hot water 

heat, soft water, shag carpeting, appliances. 

air conditioning sound 

proofing between Roar*. Night aecu 

rity guards, electric toter-com and 

door release. No chil Wen No pets 

628-4600 

STERLING HTS 

A spacious floor plan 1 bedroom 

IIM 2 bedroom Mil or MM 

784-4 2M 

Balmoral Arms Apts. 

Featuring 1 and 2 beordom 

opartments starting ot $160 

Month 

Van Dyke at I7'i Ml Sterling Hts 

OFFICE OPEN 14 PM 

PHONE 268-2870 

DEARBORN. Inkster area One 

bedroom, shag carpeting and 

drapes, central air conditiomnn 

Security svstem. no children no 

pets M23384 

HAMPTON 

HOUSE 

APARTMENTS 

1 & 2 Bedrooms 

FROM 

$170 

air conditioning 

carpet & drapes 

swimming pool 

NEAR 1-94 

728-71 17 

PLYMOUTH.;.! 

SQ. LAKE HILL 

APARTMENTS 

THINK SPRING 

2-1 Bedroom Prestigious Apts 

SOME WITH FIREPLACES 

PRIVATE 

BBACH. BOATING SWIMMING 

and POOL 

ALSO FEATURES: 

I FULL BATHS 

INDIVIDUAL HEAT AND 

AIR CONDITIONING 

LARGE BALCONIES / 

SOUND CONDITIONING 

NEW LOWER PRICES 

FROM $297.50 

MODEL OPEN 1-7 PM 

CLOSED TUESDAY 

LOCATED: Telegraph Rd N af 

Square Lake Rd Bloomfleld Hills 

across from Holiday lna 

PHONE 

332-7616 

SUBLEASE Urge 2 bedroom apart 

ment. carpeted appliances, pets 

pool Available now I2M plus security 

Call Jan I AM 5 PM M2-MM 

SIX MONTH Lease Northwest De 

troit area t bedroom apartment 

with appliances including all utilities 

except electricity IIM Call 

after 2 PM Agent U348M 

BROUGHAM 

MANOR APTS 

Wilcox ond Schoolcraft 

Luxurious one ond two bedroom 

oportments Air conditioned, 

security locks, pool 

Sorry. No Children 

455-1215 

FARMINGTON HILLS 

VILLAGE OAK APARTMENTS 

New I and 2 bedroom apartments 

from 8100 a month including shat 

carpeting drapery intercom all 

appliances Manager 478-4572 Office 

M7-M20 

NOW RENTING Plvmouth Hou» 

Apts Spacious I ft 7 bedroom apts 

Quiet Residential setting Heat In 

riuded Pool ft air conditioning 

From 1175 per month Call Mgr 

Daily II AM 8 PM Sun 24 PM 

453-2241 

RIVER REND 

APARTMENTS 

Luxuriously carpeted and draped 1 and 2 

bedroom apartments and 2 bedroom 1M baffi 

townehouees Dishwashers, an conditioning 

MOTPOINT appttancee. glass doo< waits onto 

belconiee. walh-m cfcwets. Imposing Commu 

nty House end swimming pool exclusively kx 

residents 

Open dally and Sunday 1iam-7 pm 

Month/y rani includes an uUMs ercepf etectnoty 

FROM $190 to $275 

Hudson's Weetland 5 mtnmes awey 

DSR al your doorstep 

Expressway acceesXxHTy 

Resident Manager GArfield 1-4977 

30500 West Warren 

•nd Marimao 

JOHN F. UZNIS Builder-Developer 

£ dMRTMCNTC 

0 IS* 

e one and two bedrooms 

e balconies and patios available 

• Westinghouse appliances 

e convenient lo shopping 

from • central heating and air conditioning 

As A A e healed swimming pool 

• e dishwasher 

1 BLK W OF SHELDON. S. 

Of ANN ARBOR ROAD ON 

MAflQUERfTE 8T. 

• adult community 

455-6570 

Deer Creek Park Apartments;; 

Are Renting For 1969 Prices!! 

Our Rates have been reduced 

Across the Board! 

• APARTMENTS 

1 bedroom with den from $185 


TOWNHOUSES 



En»oy 

e CARPETING AND ORAP«S 

' e DISHWASHER 

e FIREPLACES 

• SUNKEN LIVING 

ROOMS. _ 

• BEAM CEILINGS 

Joy Rd. Miles West 

of Wayne Rd., Plymouth 

455-2424 

t i t i i d 

• CARPORTS 

• GATEHOUSE SECURITY 

Recreation W«h 

a OLYMPIC SIZE 

YEAR-ROUND POOL 

. Open Deity 10-6 

Sat. -Sun. Noon-6 

Closed Wed. 

OCEn CMCCK **** 

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to rant 

the finest in 

Birmingham • Bloomfleld 

4PTS AND TOWNHOUSES 

•legantly 

APPOINTED 

11*1 bedroom apt*. 

located 

la four Meal locations 

HUNTLEY SQUARE 

13 Mile West of Southfield 

Village of Beverly Hills 

Phone 6469860 

FOXCRGFT 

15 Mile W of Telegraph 

4160 W Maple Rd 

Phone 62 ft-IMC ' 

WHETHERSFIELD * 

l« Mile E of Telegraph 

Quarton Rd E of Telegraph 

Phone 645 0026 

includes 

• Beautifully landscaped and fully 

malntsined - 

• Swimming Pool 

• Covered Parking 

• Minutes from downtown Birming 

ham and expressways 

402 Fumishod Apts. 

For 

Managed by 

Robinson Bros 5562060 

RED 

WING 

TICKET WINNER 

Mark Lichtman 

15804 Fairfax 

Southfield. Michigan 48075 

But you must call tr>e Promotion 

Dept ol the Observer & Eccentric 

.no later than 5 P.M. Friday, March 

21, 1975 to claim your two free 

red wing hockey tickets. 261 - 

8600 E*t 209 


ONE BEDROOM APT 

REDFORD TWP 

Ronge. refrigerator, carpeting, 

drapes, heat, air conditioning 

available 

535 8133 

CHURCHILL SQUARE APTS 

TROY'S finest 1 bedroom apart 

ments includes dishwasher carpet 

ing full size washer and dryer in 

each apartment Central air. bal 

conv reserved carport heated 

pool plus olher features Adults 

No pets 695 Kirts E of Crooks 

362 1035 

402 Furnished Apts. 

For Rent 

COMPLETELY lurnished down 

town Birmingham short term 

lease accepted 1310 per month 

Call Bob Thorson 362-1626 

PLYMOUTH, furnished 2 bedroom 

apartment. W week phts seeurity 

includes utilities No peta. walking 

distance to can tar of town. Immedi 

ate occupancy 4&54ft46 

MAY-FLOWER 

MOTEL 

TELEGRAPH - GA AN 0 RIVER 

Efficiency Apartments 

LOW IDEAL 

WEEKLY 

MONTHLY 

RATES 

Maid 

Ample 

Service 

Parking 

l blkJ S. of Grand River Ave. 

Office Open 24 Hrs. Daily 

GENTLEMAN or couple, furnished 

apartment, utilities paid. 9 Mile. 

Grand River area 477-7599 

FURNISHED LUXURY 1 bedroom 

apartment, short term lease, pool, 

air. 14 Mile and Crooks Road $295 

per month 4354281 

FURNISHED 

SIX MONTH LEASE 

MONTHLY LEASES ALSO AVAIL 

Spacious t bedroom apartment now 

available Linens, dishes TV Ex 

cellent location $350 

ROYAL CHAMBERS APTS 

3341502 

N WOODWARD. Troy area tow- 

nhouse 3 bedrooms 2't baths ga- 

rage fireplace basement Clean 

and complete $490 furnished After 

6 PM. 647 1136 

TWO BEDROOM apartments and 

large furnished family efficiencies 

Utilities, linens. TV and maid serv 

ice included Special winter rates 

daily and weekly rentals 1 mile 

West of Telegraph Twin Elms 

Motel. 25645 Michigan 561 3002 

404 Houses to rent 

LOVELY home in Birmingham ex- 

cellent location heated garage 

fenced yard. $300 per month After 

4 PM 646 9392 

34721 John Hauk Westland new 2 

bedroom, carpeted, near schools 

and shopping Children OK No 

pets Open Sunday 3 to 4 $195 

month 276 8319 

BIRMINGHAM Quarton section 

Appealing 3 bedroom ranch base 

ment. porch, garage No pets Pre- 

ferred location Prompt possession 

$400 monthly 644 6460 

LIVONIA 7 Mile Middlebelt area 

Brick 3 hedrrooms family room, 

large lot 2'i car garage carpeted 

$295 plus security 437 9221 

OPEN SAT 1 TO 3 

MOVE RIGHT INTO this immacu 

late 3 bedroom 1 1 * bath brick 

Ranch with fireplaced family 

room huge basement 2't car at 

tached garage Nicely decorated 

landscaped Come A see it at 934 

Provincetown N of South Blvd . 

E of Opdvke $375 per month 

ASK FOR FERN WAGGONER 

chamberlain 

646-6000 646-0373 


HOUSE 

Now Availiblt to Renters 

• Fully Carpeted 

• Air Conditioned 

• Refrigerator/Freezer 

• Self/Cleaning 

Range &Oven 

• Automatic Dishwasher 

• Carports 

Suburban serenity with alf the city 

facilities. Hudson's Westland, 

famous parks, golf, churches, 

schools, freeways . . at wonder- 

ful W00DVIEW. 

for Rentals call 525-1230 

wooDvilwl 

APARTMENTS 1 

ONE BEDROOM $240 

TWO BEDROOMS $270 

All advantages and luxuries of 

these beautiful condominium apart- 

ments are now available on i 

limited basis at attractive rentals 

Enjoy the Club House. Swim Club 

and Saunas From the living Room, 

double sliding glass doors invite 

you outside to a private balcony 

or patio for a long look at your 

magnificent woodland setting 

On Cowan Rd. Between Wayne Rd. 

and Newburgh Rd. acfoss from 

Westland Shopping Center. ' 

n B 

PHASE 111 

OPtf 1 

NEWAPTS 

Ownmwty Buudtog 

Swimming Pools 

ran«.co*» SPECIAL PRICE! 

(Undrcone*uc9on> p^BRUARY and 

MARCH ONLY 

1 Bedroom from 

2 Bedroom from *199°° 

Air conditioned, appliances 

carpets, & drapes all apts 

9960 S.-Wayne Rd 

(At Wayne Rd. Exit Off I-94) 

5 Minutes to airport 941-7070 

TWN 

ARBORS 

1 or 2 bedrooms. Central air conditioning, swimming 

pool, club house. Fully carpeted, ceramic tile bath- 

rooms. automatic dishwashers, inter-com entry system 

for your security. Balconies sound-proofed, large stor- 

age facilities, plus many more up-to-date custom »ea- 

Ituresl AVAILABLE NOW! CHILD ACCEPTABLE. 

TWO BEDROOM $210 PER MONTH 

INAUOTAT NUT ANO HOT WATIB 

Immediate 

Occupancy 

RESIDENT MANAGER: 455 3020 

smrnjm a m 

Houses te rent 

FARMINGTON HILLS. I 

tri-level. V% • batha. family 

with fireplace dan. format dining 

room. 14 attached (trace, refer 

ences security deposft. ISM month 

, HMOS 

IS VACANCIES ' 

Sec 413. Rental Agencies 

Guide 

TIP J; 

Top Gu 

835 314ft 

UNION LAKE front. I story 1 bed- 

room sandy beach. 1385 363 7363 

BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP. I bed 

room ranch, family room with ftre- 

carpeted throughout, near 

145ft per month First and 

place 

school 

last Call after 12 Noon 852 6443 

TROY Area. 3 bedroom houae. 8255 

per month, security deposit re- 

quired Phone. 465-6232 

BIRMINGHAM, attractive ranch, 

fireplace. 3 bedrooms. 2 full batha. 

newly carpeted and decorated |425 

a month Ask for Edith Hanna 847 

7100 Ml 60555 

TWO BEDROOMS plus den. all cir- 

peted. 2 car garage. Burt - School- 

craft area, asking 821ft plus secu- 

rity. 532 4978 

BIRMINGHAM IN TOWN loca- 

tion near park, tennis courts. 

YMCA Newer 3 bedroom Ranch, 

large kitchen with appliances. 1st 

floor laundry, carpeting. 2 car ga- 

rage. gas heat References, fami- 

lies preferred 8285 per month plus 

security deposit Immediate posses- 

sion Ask for Peter Schump Cham- 

berlain Companies 8468000 or eve- 

nings. 6466411 

FARMINGTON Hills 3 bedroom 

utility room, carpeting. 8260 month 

Deposit required 644-0662 

PLYMOUTH 3 bedroom house. 1 

bedroom down 2 up Living room, 

dining room kitchen, bath Newly 

decorated $210 plus security 349 3812 

HORSE LOVERS - Lovely brick 

home on 3 acres with horse barn 

for 2 or 3 horses One mile from 

Novi - 1-96 exit $425 per month 

plus security deposit Available 

April I 425 3103 261 9611 

BEAUTIFUL Troy ranch on 4 

acres Large 2 bedrooms, family 

room garages, carpeting drapes 

•Manv extras $350 Mrs Carter 398 

7242 > 396 0200 

BLOOMFIELD 

Five bedroom tri-level. family 

room with fireplace, kitchen with 

built ins. including charcoal grill, 

newly decorated, completely carpet- 

ed 3 full baths central air condi- 

tioning with air purifier 2 car at- 

tached garage By owner 

698-1280 

EXECUTIVE home for lease Long 

1-ake - Orchard Lake area Beauti- 

ful quad level on ravine lot with 

mature trees 2 patios plus red- 

wood deck Home has beautiful 

decor spacious rooms, excellent 

floor plan ft maids quarters Owner 

is looking for a tenant who will 

take pride in home for I or 2 years 

Prefer no animals $750 per month 

851 3563 

BIRMINGHAM brick 4 bedroom 

or 3 bedroom and den Wall to wall 

fireplace in living room, large din- 

ing area, carpeting throughout, full 

basement gas heat, central air 

carpeted screened in porch 2'» at- 

tached garage located across from 

Birmingham Country Club 

CENTURY 21 642-8100 

THREE bedroom brick, farm 

home basement. 1st floor laundry, 

carpeted throughout Hydromc 

heat barn Plymouth schools. $295 

month security and references 

4536336 

DEARBORN HTS 3 bedroom brick 

ranch. l'i baths, built ins. full base 

ment $300 monthly plus security 

Call after 4 PM 477 29$3 

EIGHT ROOM brick house for 

rent 4 bedrooms. 2 baths 120 ft 

corner lot Garden Citv 421 7667 

BIRMINGHAM Redecorated 3 bed 

room older Colonial - convenient 

in town location Activities room 

l'i baths gas heat. Central Air. 2 

car attached garage, large fenced 

yard Call Mr Gavev. 646 6000 eve 

nings 647 7319 Chamberlain REAL- 

TORS 

Two bedroom brick ranch, adults 

only. $250 month 

EARL KEIM 642 3500 

REDFORD TWP Charming 2 bed 

room home with family room Com- 

pletely decorated new carpeting 

stove and refrigerator l'i car ga- 

rage Lovely treed yard Close to 

everything $270 14336 Inkster Rd 

South of 5 Mile 261 1873 

SOUTHFIELD Lovely 3 bedroom 

Ranch, l'i baths, den fireplace 

$250 after 2 I'M 357 4271 

FERNDALE. south of 9 Mile Love- 

ly. spotless home with 3 bedrooms, 

separate dining room fenced yard 

enclosed pool $275 month Children 

welcome Security required 

427 4973 

BLOOMFIELD ORCHARDS like 

new 625 Ashburnham 3 bedroom 

ranch, carpets ft drapes attached 

garage fenced yard Option to buy 

Harry Stevens * Ml 4-4225 

BIRMINGHAM - Charming 3 bed- 

room colonial near Quarton School 

Carpeting, drapes, appliances, ga 

rage fireplace Available now until 

Aug 31 at $425 

MADISON HEIGHTS • 3 bedroom 

brick ranch Finished basement 

carpeting drapes appliances 2'» 

car garage Nice street Available 

April 1 at $325 

BIRMINGHAM Quaint 2 bedroom 

ranch with basement Fireplace 

new carpeting newly decorated, ga 

rage Available now at $325 

TROY 3 bedroom ranch on large 

lot Carpeting stove refrigerator, 

fireplace Available now at $325 

GOODE Ml 7-1898 

BY MONTH, 3 bedrooms In Bel- 

zaire area of Troy. I 1 * baths, fam- 

ilv room, fireplace, basement, 

large yard $350 64 1 9281 

FARMINGTON HILLS older 

home 2 bedrooms, utilities includ 

ed couple one child O K No pets 

Security required 421-7225 

4 BEDROOM or 3 bedroom den. 

fireplace. 2'i car attached garage, 

across from Birmingham Country 

CTub 64 5 9234 

LIVONIA 

ming pool. 8280 plus securfty depos 

2614468 

HOUSE for Rent. Grand River-8 

Mile area One bedroom, fully car- 

ed. air conditioned, paneled. 

peted. air conditioned, pai 

fenced-in yard $180 month Secu 

rity deposit required Couples only 

No children No pets 8514227 

SOUTHFIELD. custom built spa- 

cious 3 bedroom ranch on 2 acres 

Near schools Before noon 358-0642 

CHARMING country Cape Cod on 

2'» acre treed setting in West 

Bloomfleld 2 car garage, appli- 

ances available 8375 per month 

ASK FOR CHARLES SOWER 

chamberlain 

626-9100 626-6503 

STERLING Heights. 16 Mile and 

Ryan, new three bedrooms; appli- 

ances. carpeting, basement, at- 

tached garage. 8315 month 979 4764 

APRIL I. Cape Cod house. 4 bed- 

rooms. finished basement, fenced 

yard 1-75, 11 Mile area 2 months 

security. 824ft month 643-9331 or 

396-4719 

SOUTHFIELD - 12 Mile area 2 bed- 

rooms. full baaement. no garage, 

electric store Employed. C 

erences llftft month 8240 Good ref 

ft. deposit. 

557 9066 

THREE BEDROOM house, base- 

ment. 2 car garage, large heck 

yard, available April 1 8250 

security. Southfield 387-$74ft 

THREE BEDROOM home on Nov! 

Rd 825ft month, call between ft-12 

Y 478-2561 

8 

406 Furnished Houses 

To Rent 

LEAVING TOWN! 

Don't Wont To Sell? 

Consult us about our rental and/or 

management service. Also check 

our rental with option to buy plan 

GOODE REAL ESTATE 

1411 N. Woodward Ml 7-ISftft 

TWO bedroom house. PLymouth. 

on acre, newly decorated. 827ft 

month. 4*4 2267 

BIRMINGHAM ranch for lease - 4 

or S A den. fireplace 

84ft0 month plus security deposit 

After 5 30 PM 64-0690 

FARMINGTON HILLS. Hamburg 

ck 5 

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erator. basement BR 34223. 272- 

Twp.. S. Lyons. Detroit. Brick 

bearoom ranches Stove, refr' 

4927 1-4374187 

MACKINAC ISLAND v 

W Bluff, approximately 3 blocks 

above Grand Hotel Completely fur 

nished. linens 7 bedrooms, oil 

heat, barn and corral References 

required Available Memorial Day 

to Aur 1 Also available in Fall. 

Labor Day on. Box 540. Observer ft 

Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 

Schoolcraft. Livonia. Michigan 

48150 

408 taplexes to rent 

NORWAYNE unfurnished 2 bed- 

room. available April I. rent $145 

plus security deposit Call 937 3644 

12 VACANCIES 

See 413. Rental Agencies 

Tip Top Guide 

835 3240 

2 BEDROOM duplex in Northville 

area newly decorated. 8150 month- 

ly Couples only 3544960 

•WESTLAND. 3 bedroom duplex on 

'> acre lot. fully carpeted Includes 

Isundry room, stove, covered patio 

8325 a month all utilities paid 

721 6966 

BRIGHTON Duplex, I bedrooms, 

appliances air. carpet Modern 

$190 1 229 9021 

410 Flats to rent 

12 VACANCIES 

See 413. Rental Agencies 

Tip Top Guide 

835 3240 

BIRMINGHAM 2 bedroom lower 

flat large living room with fire^ 

place, formal dining room, carpet- 

ing throughout, garage near Wood 

ward $250 includes heat and 

water 645 5987 

UPPER 5 room flat, partially fur 

nished heat included, very reason- 

able, I child welcome Call eve 

nings and Sunday UN 14124 

ONE bedroom upper flat Garden 

City area Private entrance, pri 

vale parking area $140 per Month 

All utilities except electricity 

525 0012 

BEAUTIFUL Upper flat on Sylvan 

Lake fireplace, some drapes and 

rugs, refrigerator and stove Utili- 

ties included Middleaged or re 

tired couple 681-4254 

412 Townhouses 

Condos To Rent 

ROYAL OAK. 1 bedroom tow- 

nhouse 1210 546 9163 or 547 0351 

LIVONIA Luxury two bedroom 

upper. carpeting dishwasher 

stove refrigerator own utility room 

with washer dryer central air. 

many large closets balcony Beau- 

tiful wooaed view carport, pool 

Adults No pets Available May 1 

656 0734 851 0361 

WESTLAND--2 bedroom ranch 

condo--option to buy. $260 

per month, includes carpet- 

ing, appliances, heat and 

electricity 326-1213 

TROY newly decorated 3 bed 

room 2'» baths, all appliances, 

basement, carpeting club house 

$400 includes heat and water 852 3111 

OWNER S Condominium 2 bed 

rooms close to everything, fur 

nished $450 month unfurnished 

$400 month Bloomfleld Hills area 

After 5 PM M4-7SU 

TOWNHOUSE 

APARTMENT 

Attractive 2 bedroom I's baths 

full basement, central heat and air 

condtioning. carpet, drapes and 

utilities Included $275 per month 

RIVER BEND APARTMENTS 

30500 W Warren 

421-4977 Bet 11-7 

FURNISHED 2 bedroom 2'» bath 

condominium in Rochester area 

Heat and water included 2 car ga- 

rage central air. adults only. Ho 

pets $400 per month Call work 

371-2131; or nome 652 9115 

NORTHFIELD HILLS, Trov 2 

large bedrooms, carpeted full base 

ment. patio fireplace, family 

room woods, lake, tennis, club 

house. $375 month 669-3634 

PLYMOUTH AREA 

Live in a Townhouse with 2 and 3 

bedrooms Reasonable monthly- 

charge from $153 to $179 Mainte- 

nance and utilities except elec- 

tricity. are included A Member- 

ship Fee is required Call from 9 5. 

Monday thru Friday 

292-0810 

PLYMOUTH TWP Exclusive Colo- 

ny, Farms, 3 bedroom Townhouse 

2 car attached garage full base- 

ment fireplace central air. pri- 

vate patio all appliances $450 

month plus maintenance fee 1 

year lease or longer, references 

and security deposit Stewart Old- 

ford Real Estate 453 7660 

SUB-LET Bloomfield Fox Hills 

Townhouse April 7 thru June Save 

$180 per month 3 bedrooms. 2's 

baths, basement, carpeting^ Chil- 

dren OK $200 per month Call be- 

tween 6 9 PM 336 9372 

C L A W S O N 

TOWNHOUSE 

LOVE CHILDREN ft PETS . 

447 ROCHESTER - A Privale 

Court Luxurv. 2 KING SIZED 

BEDROOMS' Wood burning fire- 

place. dining room, l'i baths, kitch- 

en snack bar Built-in bookshelves 

Bedroom balcony secluded patio 

Central air $305 

544 3200 

PLYMOUTH ON ROUGE RIVER 

2 large bedrooms 1'* baths, base- 

ment. appliances, central air. 8275. 

459 0064 

NORTHVILLE. J bedroom luxury 

Townhotne Carpeted throughout, 

air. fire - bureular alarm. 2 natural 

fireplaces Walk to shopping, 

schools, churchs No more tnan 3 

children No pets References $400 

month 356 44)9 

CRANBRQOK MANOR 


LUXURY TOWNHOUSES 

3 bedroom. I's bath, full basement 

2 bedroom, f bath. att. garage 

HAZEL STEPHENS «42-75J7 

THOMPSON BROWN 

CO. 

BIRMINGHAM • new S bedroom 

townhouses. $325 c«rpet. appli- 

ances. central air. IH baths, full 

basement, children and pets wel- 

come 4454971. 557-9629 

LEASE with option to bey, l i l 

bedroom. Ilftft.ftftft .townhouse* in 

BloomfleM. MM to II.IM a KM 

ROYAL OAK - 2 bedroom 

nhoqse la newer complex, 

carpeted, drapes, all appMano 

finished bascaMwt. heat * wat 

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835 3240 

WELCOME. $130 monthly 

ous 5 rooms Kids and pets 

Appliances, basement, carpet- 

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835-3240 

LES or family. 8180 monthly. 

3 bedrooms Kids and pets 

Stove, refrigerator, tiled base 

carpeted, fireplace '509A) 

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PLY 40UTH AREA. $140 monthly 

Sharp S rooms Kids o k carpeted, 

newl ' decorated, fenced yard. 

'603$ I Service fee. Tip Top Guide 

«5 324ft 

OAKLAND COUNTY. 8135 month 

ly Move, refrigerator carpeted 

urr)ished or unfurnished, near 

schools and shopping (625DI Serv- 

ice fee. Tip Top Guide • 835-3240 

HP 6 rooms. $150 monthly 

and pets o k Tiled basement, 

je. newly decorated (637DI 

ce fee Tip Top Guide 835-3240 

SfTLAND, $155 monthly Large 

room home Kids and pels 

Appliances, tiled basement 

ted. fireplace (531B i Service 

ip Top Guide 835 3240 

MILE AREA. 8150 monthly 

5 rooms, kids and pets o k 

ances, carpeted, large yard 

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835 3240 

FARMHOUSE. $135 monthly 

Largfe 5 bedrooms, kids and pets 

o k Stove, refrig tiled basement 

carp ted Barn, acreage 1630C) 

Serv ce fee. Tip Top Guide 835 3240 

OAKLAND COUNTY $185 month 

ly. Siarp 5 room home. Kids and 

pets o k Stove, eefrig tiled base 

mend, carpeted I636D i Service fee 

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414 Florido Rentals 

SIESfrA Key Sarasota 2 bedroom 

aparjment on the beach Beautiful- 

ly fijrnished and equipped Tennis 

courts and 2 pools, near restau- 

rant^ shopping and golf courses 

after! 6 PM 261 5982 

SIESfTA KEY - Sarasota beautiful 

1 bedroom apt . Gulf beach, boat 

dock pool screened porch 336 4562 

REN[T new home. Sun Citv Center 

Florida adults Mar April or 

lease Pool, golf etc Reasonable 

Afteij 4 PM Ml 4 7672 

POMPANO BEACH n^"T bed 

room Condo. l'i baths pools large 

recreation area courtesy bus 

Avai able alter April 30 low sum- 

mer rates 332-4927 

HOLLYWOOD Available April at 

$650 month A beautiful furnished 

condominium overlooking swim- 

ming pool tennis and golf course 

Call; 353 2040 

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able 

large 2 bedrooms 2 baths 

ise condo directly on the Gulf 

Mexico at uncrowded Belleair 

Large balcony overlooking 

400 ft of beach frontage 

if ully landscaped tastefully 

i shed Ideal for 2 couples Con 

4nt to Tampa Airport Avail 

April II to May 10th 561 4482 

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MARGATE Florida 2 bedrooms 2 

bath i Condo 3 months rental min 

imuth from now to Dec 1 Par- 

tial!' furnished Clubhouse facil- 

ities Pools. Sauna 546 6891 

RENT or sale. Hlllsboro Beach 

Pompah" oceanfront. coop apts 

Two I bedroom units, accom- 

modates 5 people $25,950 each 

GA1 7653 

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plete 

bat hf 

look 

MYERS BEACH com 

Iv furnished 2 bedrooms 2 

Condominium on Gulf over- 

ng pool 8866888 

POMPANO BEACH Florida I bed 

rooni apartment on ocean avail- 

able April I thru Sept 30th $325 per 

mon h 643 4067 

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ARWATER Brand new luxury 

r apartment 2 200 sq ft 2 

bedrooms. 2 baths (1 huge 

in stvle' large family room 

tructed view of Gulf A Bay. 

d pool tennis courts Unfur 

Yearly lease with exten 

available 561-4482 

TER • Tequesta New 2 bed 

furnished I •» baths, pool, 

tennis, fishing Adjacent Jrma 

Dickinson State Park Month 

vearlv 313 455 5025 

T. 3 bedroom 2'» bath seclud 

cean front cottage. Jupiter Is- 

Florida $500 week, refer- 

Business 754 4 500 

L|F Club Villa deluxe 2 bed 

2 bat|i 2 courses unlimited 

swim/ tennis, near Newport 

tichjey Available Apr 1 362 2327 

UTIFUL NAPLES 2 bedroom 

h furnished condominium re 

i rate available April 1st 

tennis golf all the amenities 

524 9286 

FORT LAUDERDALE lovely fur 

nislxd condo ocean view heated 

pool transportation nearby all con 

veniences Available April 1st 

563 5407 

ATHON KEYS For sale or 

125 miles south of Miami On 

water overlooking ôlf course 

if fishing, tennis New 2 bed 

2 bath fully furnished condo 

pool No pets 7314248 

Vacation Rentals 

1ENS LAKE vear around 

ionlng Chalet condominium 

ooded area on sandy beach 

ace dishwasher, washer k 

Sleeps 6 474 3821 

COTTAGE on the lake. 30 miles 

from Detroit Milford area; sleeps 

six For information, call 1487 55M 

SKI BOYNE for EASTER Four 

bediooms. furnished, ileeps 

8. close to five resorts Fire- 

pioce with all builtins. Call 

Mr. Balogh. 645-2500; eves 

646-6102 

CRANBROOK 


CHALET, available Easter week 

deluae. all electric. 4 bedrooms. 2 

baths On US-131 Minutes from 

Nubi Nob and Boyne Highlands 

549 0119 

SKEY. charming ski cottage 

from Little Traverse Bay 

• rs 

PI 

3 do. 

Cent fa I to all ski areas 5 bed 

roorns. 2 baths, family room and 

family .kitchen All conveniences 

Available for March skiing and 

Eastfcr week 6454783 or 

ng and 

9654746 

TIMhERLANE RESORT on beauti- 

ful lake Manitou on Manltoulin Is 

land American Plan or house 

lumfc 

trout 

ng 2 and 4 bedroom cottages 

ilTe . private road Pickerel, 

perch, boss. pike, lake 

routi whiteflsh and speckled trout 

Boat*, motors, guides, tackle and 

live | bait. We clean, pack and 

free re fish Write or Phone John * 

Edith Moas. Box 130 Dow Una. On- 

tario, Phone; 70S 865 2487 

SKI u)DGE for rent for weekend 

or otherwise One Lake Michigan 

of Traverse City. Ski 

Tlmberlee and 

w« VI 

C" west 

Loaf. CRYSTAL 

y. Four 

or cross country, t 

game room. 2 baths, gas 

heat, modern appliances, fireplace 

replace. 

6464393 

AÂPUtcO BAY. MEXICO 

I to 8 bedroom A/C vlllaa. pool, 

tor. maid Also Tortuga • Matador 

Near Beach - Tamils. 

CHALET. Boyne Coun- 

try I bedrooms. S baths, fireplace. 

Avalhble weekends, weekly, month- 

ly. Easter week ISM. After I PM! 

2566798 

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416 Vacation Rentds 

LAKE CHARLEVOIX 

1.2 ond 3 bedroom homes 

and condominiums on mag- 

nificent white sand beach - 

for rent by week or month. 

VILLA NUAVA KE 7-1144 

420 to rent 

BLOOMFIELD Hllla near 1-78, 

Square Ltke Rd.- Woodward, room 

15x30, first floor, bed-aittlng room. 

gentleman, no cooking. 335-7332 

SLEEPING room In Plvmouth, for 

refined gentleman. Private en- 

trance. 453-2732 

LARGE room for working woman, 

kitchen privileges, laundry privi- 

leges. Garden City. Nice location. 

1-7771 

BEAUTIFUL room, bath, kitchen, 

laundry, sauna, pool privileges, 

llftft monthly. Utilities included 

Non-smoking youn^ lady. ' Fairo 

Ington Hllla. 151 

LARGE ROOM with private bath, 

home and kitchen privllegaa. air 

conditioned. Plvmoutn - Beech Rd 

area. Lady preferred 1374965 

LIVONIA, pleasant room for day 

working gentleman. Merriman and 

Plymouth Rd area. 261-1886 

LIVONIA Room, private bath, em- 

ployed adult, non-smoker, and ref- 

erences. 522-2796 

SLEEPING rooms for rent Good 

clean home. Must have references. 

Payable monthly. |80 and |70 . 8341 

N Wayne Rd., W»stlftnd. Between 

Ford and Warren 7264124 

SLEEPING room, private bath, 

pleasant neighborhood, prefer em- 

ployed man or woman. Five Mile 

near Levan. 425-7158 

CLEAN quiet room. Employed gen- 

tleman only. Private Dath Call 

after 4 PM 8464861 

NOVI, room in ranch type home 

with house privileges Call gfter 5 

PM 3494236 

SLEEPING ROOM, employed geiv 

tteman, carpeted, swimming pool, 

off-street parking Five Mile- Mid- 

dlebelt area. After 5.30 PM or 

weekends. 421 2859 

SINGLE room for gentleman, 27026 

Plymouth Road. 531-0597 

GARDEN CITY Gentleman over 

35, private entrance Yard parking, 

day worker, $20 week After 3 PM 

weekdays; all day weekends 

427 6062 

SLEEPING ROOM, private en- 

trance with shower and bath No 

drinking 525-9069 

MALE roommate wanted Coach 

House Apts 9 Mile-Greenfield 

area. Southfield Modern, spacious 

2 bedroom. 2 bgth, $150 month with 

security Immediate occupancy 

5 PM 

Daytime. 2244034 After 

5594627 

UNION Lake, deluie room for lady 

or gentleman Reference, security 

deposit. 3634511 

DOWNTOWN Plymouth, furnished 

sleeping room for employed gentle- 

man or college student. Call 

455-1610 

CLEAN, sober gentleman, kitchen 

privileges, references. $25 a week, 

Dearborn Heights area 563-7924 

NEAR Wonderland. Beautiful large 

room, semi private entrance, kitch- 

en privileges For girl $27 week. 

522-7786 

NEWLY furnished room for em 

iloyed woman, kitchen privileges 

126 Harrison, Garden City 

4224225 

SOUTHFIELD area, room for re- 

tired gentleman, kitchen privi- 

leges Call after 5 PM 3565795 

ROOM in private home for gentle- 

man onlv Kitchen privileges if de- 

sired Off Schoolcrah If no answer 

call after 7:30 PM„ 5314170 

LIMITED number of rooms on per 

manent monthly basis Color TV, 

air conditioned. Mayflower Hotel, 

Plymouth 453 1620 

422 Commercial 

Industrial to rent 

GARDEN CITY. Ford Rd Middle 

belt area. 1500 sq ft No reason- 

able offer refused 422-7030 

INDUSTRIAL BUILDING pres- 

ently set up for Tool 4 Die shop. 

3200 sq. ft., gas heat, air condi- 

tioned, large truck door Small of- 

fice, 250 amp service. Bussduct 

and air line. $600 a month plus in- 

surance GA 14100 

Three new stores for lease on 

Grand River in Farmington 

Available immediately. Four- 

teen other stores already 

open for business in shopping 

center. Contact Gary Burkhart 


476-8700 

Ideal for office or Îght manufac- 

turing. 6262422 

Commercial Units 

available in residentail Apart- 

ment Complex with x 478 

units. 

LINCOLN 

TOWERS 

• Prime location 

• Approx. 630 Sq Ft. 

• Ideal for Professional or Re- 

tail 

• Heat, Hot Water, Central 

Air, Carpeting included. 

Call 968-001 

LATHRUP VILLAGE, approx- 

Sq. Ft. Retail or Office 

space.' 28711 Southfield Rd Ideal 

imately 900 

for small business. 842-1120 

424 Office-Business 

Space to rent 

LIVONIA, rent or lease, near Won- 

derland. Panelled and carpeted, 

central air, 725 sq. ft 20 car part- 

ing area. $300 month. Carleton 

Real Estate 211-1010 

LATHRUP VILLAGE 27641 South- 

fleld Private offices, 875 month. 

Desk space. 150 month. Complete 

secretarial services available. 

5574212 

412 Townhouses-Condos 

424 Office-Business 

to 

OFFICE 

FOR LEASE 

700 E. Maple, Birmingham 

Both suites and individual of- 

fices available. Highly com- 

petitive prices. Secretarial 4 

telephone answering service 

available. All .maintenance & 

utilities included. Close to 

shopping and restaurants. 

Contact Jack Thornhill, Bir- 

mingham office. 


642-7444 

IM |M I 

Southfield Offices. All services In- 

cluded. Phone answering, secretar- 

ial services available 2ftSftl Green- 

field Rd . Ken Leavltt 5574*11 

OFFICE SPACE for lease in South 

field, 800 so. ft. Modernbullding. 

Will remodel to suit your needs 

For Information call 5594311 

SOUTHFIELD 

3 private offices with carpeting, 

drapes, utilities. Ideal for manufac- 

turers rep. insurance agent, book- 

keeper, attorney Immediate occu- 

pancy. 1ft Mile near 1496 1110 each 

per month. 

TRIAD REALTY 

358-4663 

BIRMINGHAM AREA 1050 sq ft 

office space, terrific view, carpet, 

Swedish blinds, partitioned covered 

parking, Janitor service, 6444508 

FORD RD Middlebelt area 2000 

aq. ft. second story building, will 

rent all or part, ample parking, no 

reasonable offer refused 422-7030 

Bloomfield Hills 

Woodward and Square Lake 

Rd. area 800 sq. ft. suite 

ready for occupancy Carpet- 

ing, drapes, central air and 

ample parking. 

' 858-2377 

A-l STORES For lease 26705 - 

26717 Plymouth Rd near Inkster 

Rd . Redford Twp Busy location 

Rent separately or combined. 

5334960 

OFFICE SPACE available on sub- 

lease for 3 months period starting 

April 1 Total 800 sq ft which in 

eludes 2 offices plus reception 

area. Located 6 Mile - Farmington 

Rds , Livonia 1305 per month Con- 

tact Russ Moser 356-4100 

BIRMINGHAM 

UP TO 800 SQ FT. 

1. 3 or 4 ROOM SUITES 

Modern air conditioned building 

ith all deluxe features and serv- 

ices' In convenient location on 801 

S. Adams Rd 

Call and cheedro

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