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Volume 4 Number {& 

Commissio 

Thursday, June 28,1 

nixes revise 

sign ordinance 

A revised version of Canton's controversial 

proposed sign ordinance was 

found unacceptable by the township 

planning commission last Monday. 

The commission recommended by a 

4 2 margin that the Canton Township 

Board of Trustees not adopt the document, 

which the board had revised and 

returned to the commission. 

Instead, the planning commission 

recommended that the original proposal 

sent to the board be adopted. 

The sign law, as submitted to the 

township board from the planning commission, 

allowed 50-square-foot freestanding 

signs in the commerical districts. 

The board, however, reviewed the 

proposed ordinance line-by-line and 

eventually slashed the allowed free 

standing sign from 50 square feet to 18- 

i 

square feet. The sij^s could be up to 25 

square feet if madflôm natural mate- 

rials. 

The commission 1 ) 

posed ordinance 

mality by most of 

likely to change 

approval of the rei 

"The revised d< 

Here come the jw 

eview of the proonsidered 

a formembers 

and not 

board's expected 

i^d law. 

lUment is dramati- 

cally changed fromitlhe original," Planning 

Commission 'Chairman Robert 

Padget said of theJordinance. He said 

another public heatiDg may be neces- 

sary. 

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But a motion to r Commend a public 

hearing should the township board accept 

the ordinandi jfailed to gain a 

majority. 

The ordinance, |si revised by the 

township board, is s rjcter in allowances 

for signs in all zorfeldistricts. 

District Judges Dunbar Davis (left) and James G*rber were all 

smiles Saturday at the grand opening of the Canton brftbch of the 35th 

District Court. 

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Canton, Michigan 

72 Pages 

Plotting out the slimmer 

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Twenty-five cents 

Linda Arndt detaches gardening equipment from her bike as she four miles away in order to tend her garden. This is the first year 

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Senate bilVs Headlee changes 

paitse fuming school officials 

^ By EMORY DANIELS 

'jThe latest' Headlee "implementation" 

proposal in the Michigan legislature 

is making a number of people uni^ppy 

in addition to Richard Headlee 

- author of the tax limitation amendi 

fent to the state constitution approved 

tty voters last fall. 

rjSchool trustees and administrators 

aite upset with Senate Bill 460 which 

t^fey see as a blatant afftempt to skirt 

« Headlee requirement that the state 

Did mandated programs 

JThe sole provision in the Headlee 

Wendment which was favored by alnjbst 

all school and municipal officials 

uired local governmental units to be 

bursed for all programs mandated 

tate and federal governments, 

ut now SB460 is before the State 

ate and, if approved as written, 

Id nullify much of that provision of 

tK^ tax limitation amendment. 

fffhe Senate bill has some 17 exemptiAjis 

— specific mandated programs 

wSfch the state would not have to fund, 

eluded in the exemptions are any 

vices which must be provided because 

of an order by a state or federal 

ccurt. 

Another exemption is the mandate 

that all children must be immunized 

before being allowed to attend school. 

This one measure alone will cost Plymouth-Canton 

Community Schools some 

$17,000 in paperwork, accorrding to 

Superintendent John M. Hoben. 

A REPORT on the bill was delivered 

to the Plymouth-Canton Board of Education 

Monday night by trustee Flossie 

Tonda. 

Mrs. Tonda gave her report during a 

report to the board on the most recent 

meeting of the Metropolitan Association 

for Improved School Legislation 

(MAISL). 

MAISL is an education lobbying 

group of some nine school districts, including 

Plymouth-Canton Schools. 

Hoben said he wasn't sure MAISL 

alone, or added pressure from other 

school boards opposed to the bill, would 

be sufficient to persuade the legislature 

to defeat SB460 

Hoben expressed a hope that Plym 

(Continued on page J A) 

Amurcon request tabled 

A chilly reception awaited the attorney 

for Amurcon Corp. at Tuesday's 

Canton Township Board of Trustees 

meeting when, he requested site plan 

approval for a rent-subsidized apartment 

complex near the Pickwick subdivision. 

The board decided to table the request 

instead, saying that information 

supposed to be supplied to township attorneys 

by Amurcon had not been 

delivered. " - ^ 

Amurcon attorney Daniel Stella 

maintained that the site plan for the 

proposed complex could be passed anyway. 

"I think there's no question the 

PUD (planned unit development agreement) 

is valid," Stella told the board. 

"The board can approve the site plan 

tonight." 

But Supervisor Noel Culbert interrupted, 

"I'm not going to listen to any 

arguments until you submit your stuff 

to our attorney." 

Stella said he had read Amurcon's legal 

opinion to township attorney Dave 

Barry over the phone that day. 

Board members maintained that a 

verbal discussion was not sufficiant 

and said they would not act without receiving 

a legal opinion from Barry. 

Trustee Robert Greenstein moved to 

table the site plan approval until Barry 

did receive the written information 

from Amurcon, a motion that succeeded 

The proposed apartment complex is 

financed under a HUD mortgage guarantee 

that provides for rent-subsidized 

units to low and moderate income families. 

Residents of the Pickwick subdivision 

have voiced extreme oposition to 

the complex. 

A similar complex, also being built 

by Amurcon, is nearing completion on 

Joy Road near the Forest Trails subdivision. 

KDAC org&nizejf claims eviction is unjustified 

\ By JAMES CLARK 

The organizer of Kids Deserve a 

Chance (KDAC) has been told by the 

Honeytree apartment management 

that his lease will not be renewed after 

July 1. 

Cliff Thomas, a trustee for KDAC 

and his wife Yvonne, have also been 

given an eviction notice in addition to 

the lease termination. The notice gives 

the Thomases until July 31 to vacate 

their apartment at 8270 Nectar in the 

Honeytree complex on Joy Road just 

east of 1-275. 

According to Thomas and literature 

dealing with KDAC, the organization 

was formed to provide opportunities 

for the children in the Honeytree apartments 

in the areas of community affairs 

and career exploration, along 

with various social and entertainment 

functions. 

Thomas maintains that he does not 

know why the management has decided 

not to renew his lease. 

"The only thing I can think of is that 

they do not like what I am doing here 

at the apartment with the kids," sad 

Thomas. "We are a non-profit organization 

and we have a lot of positive 

feedback from the tennants of this 

place." 

Chris Erdody, manager of the 

Honeytree complex, said Monday that 

the management has decided to request 

its property back as of July 1. She 

would not elaborate as to why they 

wished to do so, referring further inquiries 

to the Honeytree attorney, Ira 

oAuslander of Southfield. Auslander 

~r s 

mmm 

said when contacts 

that he was not at lit 

details about the The 

ing only that there 1 

lems in the case. 

; 

L early this w< 

erty to go into any 

has eviction, say- 

(pre serious prob- 

"This is an ernoti bal situation, and 

there are two sides the story, but at 

this time it would be ethical to go 

into the details. It tf|j ild not be fair to 

Mr. Thomas or to iHoneytree apart- 

ments," said Auslai r. He added that 

he would like to defej his client's posi- 

tion, but he .could not lo so. 

"We have serious' •ncerns, and this 

action was not taken -lightly. I can say 

CLIFF 

thi^t there is no personality problem 

involved," said Auslander. "We have 

jufet decided not to keep Mr. Thomas on 

lease, and the eviction notice came after* 

some of our problems continued." 

Aiiijlander stated that it is the landlords 

who take a bad rap when something 

like the Thomas case comes up. 

"$t is legal to do what we are doing, 

and 1 we feel we are correct in pursuing 

it this way. When a tenant wants to 

moye out of his apartment, no one asks 

if tljjat tenant should have to give the 

landlord a reason, but when a landlord 

to no longer enter into a contract 

a tenant, it creates a big 

em," said Auslander. 

lander would not say if the core 

e problem stems from the KDAC 

ization. KDAC is listed with the 

of Michigan as a non-profit corpo- 

Part of the activities of KDAC 

ising money for programs and 

trips, The children of KDAC 

sometimes solicit these funds from 

e living in the Honeytree apart- 

. The mailing address of KDAC is 

as 8270 Nectar, Thomas' resi- 

e lease states that the apartment 

used solely for the use of tenanlace 

to live, strictly as a private 

nee," saidÂuslander. "We have 

received some complaints from some 

tenants, but the problem is more 

ex than just one item." 

as reiterated that he can not 

the eviction notice. "I haVe 

re for five years. We do not 

oud music, my kid is not any 

than any other kid, we pay the 

rent and so I can not see any other reason 

why they would no,t want to renew 

my apartment lease," said Thomas. 

Thomas said he feels that his constant 

fight to make the apartment complex 

meet the needs of the children living 

there may be behind the eviction. 

"I wrote to the Honeytree management 

asking if we could use some of 

the apartment laiid for a KDAC sponsored 

car wash, arjd the next thing I get 

in the mail was the eviction notice. All 

we wanted to do is have the car wash 

under one of the car ports, and I guess 

it was too much for them,"said Thomas. 

Manager Erdody said that the evic» 

tion notice did not stem from the car 

wash incident, and that the permission 

for the car wash was refused because if 

the management let KDAC hold such 

an affair, Honeytree would be beseiged 

with such requests. 

"If you do it for one, you have to do it 

for all," said Erdody. 

Thomas said that the eviction notice 

comes at a time when he is making 

headway with the "apartment's older 

kids. 

"The KDAC is a club that leU the 

kids play a big role 4n determining 

what direction the club takes, and that 

involvemnt is important and the kids 

really like it. A lot of the older kids — 

the ones who get into the real trouble 

around here — have begun to get interested 

in KDAC," said Thomas. "We 

have our Cedar Point trip coming up in 

July, and this whole thing makes it 

harder to keep the enthusiasm." 

Canton Township hoard trustee and 

attorney Bob Greenstein, who has assisted 

Thomas on matters in the past 

on a volunteer basis, said he thought 

Thomas was getting the raw end of the 

deal. Greenstein said that Thomas had 

come to him about six weeks ago about 

some maintainence problems in his 

apartment at Honeytree. 

Problems dealing with the unit's gas 

and lighting were discussed and Thomas 

was quite vocal about getting the 

troubles solved. "Thomas filed a note 

against Honeytree for the problems he 

was having. The management said that 

if he backed off and calmed down, they 

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would ease up on him. because they 

have not been happy with him for some 

time. He agreed to do this and 1 thought 

everything was all set. And then I hear 

he gets an eviction notice," said Greenstein. 

"I do not like the attitude of 

Honeytree on this matter." 

Greenstein said he thinks that the 

eviction is a retaliatory action 

Thomas' statements in the newspa 

per interview were reported to Auslander 

for comment by the attorney 

Auslander insisted that Thomas knows 

more about the incidents leading up to 

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Western Wayne makes poor show before SEMCOG 

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By TIM RICHARD 

You couldn't tell it from the western 

Wayne County attendance, but there 

were vigorous contests when the Southeast 

Michigan Council of Government* 

(SEMCOG) met last week to elect it* 

own officers and pick two persons for 

the controversial Southeastern Michigan 

Transportation Authority (SEMTty 

Although membership in SEMCod is 

at a record high of 134 counties, eitie$, 

townships, villages and education 

boards, western 

munities sent bar 

gates to the annfl 

Radisson-Cadillac 

The cities of Gfcj 

and Plymouth and 

were represented 

nor an alternate in 

sion. 

lyhe County cornhalf 

their delemeeting 

in#the 

1 in Detroit, 

n City, Livonia 

anton Township 

er by a delegate 

e three-hour ses- 

Westland, Plyrpoijjt 'i Township, Red- 

ford Township, Schiq craft College and 

Wayne County Come linity College took 

part in the voting, i 

Richard Manninl Wayne County 

P l p t m t t h - f f i a n f c m 

OBITUA 

JOHN H RIDDLE 

Funeral services for Mr. Riddle, 86 

of Fairground, Plymouth, wel^cheduled 

for today at 10:30 a.m. in Dyersburg, 

Tenn., with the Rev. W.E. Smith 

officiating and burial tq be in Fairview 

Cemetery in Dyersburg. Arrangements 

were made by Schrader Funeral Home. 

Mr. Riddle, who died June 25 in Hendry 

Convalescent Center, Plymouth, 

was a retired production worker for 

Pord Motor Co. who had moved to 

Plymouth in 1948 from Realfoot Lake, 

Tenn. He was a member of the Apostolic 

Faith Church in Ypsilanti. Survivors 

include daughters, Nellie Crouch of 

Plymouth and Bessie Lee Wallace of 

Westland; son, Leroy of Livonia; 

brother, Odie Quillin of Tennessee; Sister, 

Pearl Johnson, formerly of Plymouth; 

seven grandchildren and 10 greatgrandchildren. 

RANDALL L. WILLIAMS 

Services for Randall L Williams, 31, 

of Lilley Road, Plymouth, were held 

recently in St. John Episcopal Church 

with buria^ at Riverside Cemetery. Officiating 

was the Rev Robert S. Shank, 

Jr. 

Williams, who died June 18 in St. Joseph 

Hospital, was a school teacher and 

coach for Walled Lake Junior ifigh 

School 

Survivors include his wife, Joan; parents, 

Howard and Betty Williams of 

Plymouth; a daughter, Erin; and two 

brothers, Patrick antl Steven. 

ROBERT PASKEY, SR 

Services for Robert Paskey, 82, of 

Windmill Drive, Canton Township, 

were held recently in Schrader Funeral 

Home, Plymouth with burial in Holy 

Sepulchre Cemetery, Southfield. 

Paskey. who died June 20 in St. Mary 

Hospital, was a retired tool and die 

maker who was a resident of the Detroit 

metropolitan area since 1913 and 

had been an employee of Burroughs 

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Big 

Corporation for abbfit 50 years. 

Survivors include his wife, Theresa; 

a son, Robert, Jr.;, ifrree grandchildren 

and four great-grarajjchildren. 

VESTEftlkEED, SR. 

Services for V ;r Reed, 52, of N. 

Harvey, Plymouth ?ere held recently 

in Uht Funeral H le in Westland with 

burial in Parkview [Memorial in Livonia. 

) i 

Reed, who died 

Hospital, was a 

Hydromatic. He hdji 

while working on 

Survivors include 

son, Vester R J 

Marie; a brother, 

Neel Brown and 

grandson, David R 

Services for 

Union Lake, we 

Schrader Funeral 

the Parkview C 

was the Rev. Dana 

Smith, who died 

Mercy Hospital, h; 

ufacturing forema 

Survivors inclu 

and Mrs. Lee 

grandparents, Mr 

of Taylor and Ad 

Detroit; and a sis 

Atlanta, Ga. 

MABEL f 

Services for Ma 

of Detroit, were 

Lady of Good Com S 

in Plymouth witlj 

Olivet Cemetery, 

was the Rev. Fr. K 

Mrs. O'Malley, 

Westland Convale: 

fune 16 in St. Mary 

ctory worker for 

fallen off a ladder 

s home in the city, 

s wife, Kathleen; a 

a daughter, Iôse 

|?rant; two sisters, 

se Butler; and a 

d. 

LEE JkV SMITH 

Jay Smith, 25, ot 

held recently ii 

me with burial ii 

etery. Officiatini 

hultz. 

ne 18 in St. Joseph 

worked as a man* 

his parents, Mr. 

ith of Plymouth; 

d Mrs. Alex Smith 

efee Tamasiunas of 

Tr, Diane Segel of 

MALLEY 

A. 6'Malley, 86, 

d recently in Our] 

•1 Catholic Church 

burial at Mount 

troit. Officiating 

eth MacKinnon, 

died June 20 in 

rnt Home, was ag 

a l 

homemaker and 0 H member of Ourj 

Lady of Good Counfef. . 

Survivors inclu(jb y a brother, Lawrence, 

and several jiffces and nephews. 

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confynissioner from Redford and chairmaty 

of the county board, won a vice 

chair seat at SEMCOG. 

HpMER CASE, Bloomfield Township! 

supervisor, will join the SEMTA 

boajd after an easy election victory. 

Although Case is a member of 

SEMCOG's mainstream establishment, 

the (regional planning agency's annual 

meeting June 21 was marked by strong 

participation from previous dissidents. 

Onefieven won a SEMCOG vice chairmanship. 

Cjse, a former SEMCOG chairman, 

got âpproximately 70 of the 90 votes 

cast to win a. three-year term on the 

trarteit authority board. 

Tpe remaining votes were split ben 

Southfield Mayor Donald Frartand 

Royal Oak City Commissionlice 

Schoenholtz. 

Ffracassi, now a SEMCOG delegate, 

had; vetoed his city's joining of SEM- 

CCKfj several years ago, but council 

overrode the veto. Mrs. Schoenholtz acknowledged 

she has "not always beep 

the greatest proponent of regionalism." 

All three candidates for an Oakland 

Coi$ity seat on the 15-member SEMTA 

boaftd were unfavorable in some degree 

to SEMTA's tentative plan to put 

at teast part of a Woodward Ave. light 

railfline underground, 

(ffase replaces Joseph Bianco Jr. of 

Bloomfield Hills. 

fHOMAS FEGAN, director of plan- 

ning for Washtenaw County, was elected 

to another SEMTA seat representing 

the four small counties in the region. 

He replaces Marilyn Thayer of Ann Arbor 

who died shortly before her term 

expired. 

Fegan collected about 50 votes, with 

some 18 being cast for Ypsilanti Councilman 

Tom Moors and a pair for St. 

Clair Township Trustee Jean Tabor. 

Washtenaw political leaders drafted 

Fegan in a stop-Moors effort, seeing 

Fegan as one who would consult them 

more closely. Fegan said he was 

"uncommitted" on the subway question, 

while Moors said he was "skeptical" 

and called the downtown Detroit people 

move "a frilly t6y." 

Robert Bovitz, mayor of downriver 

Trenton, was elected chairperson of 

,SEMCOG, succeeding Oak Park Mayor 

David Shepherd. Bovitz had been a vice 

chairperson and was in line to succeed 

Shepherd, stepping out after the traditional 

pair of one-year terms. 

IN A MORE significant election, Saline 

Mayor Donald Shelton won a SEM- 

COG vice chair. Shelton had been »a vocal 

opponent of SEMCOG's having a 

strong role in the new Area Water 

Quality Board. 

Oakland delegates, finding the county 

without either the chairmanship or a 

vice chairmanship for the first time in 

SEMCOG's 11 years, plunked unsuccessfully 

for Ferndale Councilwoman 

Dorothy Webb. / 

Tax notes are sold 

Rational Bank of Detroit submitted 

th* low bid and was given the privilege 

of*? loaning $9.6 million to Plymouth- 

Canton Cpmmunity Schools. 

NBD's low bid was approved by a 

unanimous vote of the six-member 

Plymouth-Canton Board of Education. 

?The money will be loaned to the 

Softool district at a rate of 5.79 percent 

ffrla net interest cost of $416,870. 

yhat compares to a net interest cost 

r the current fiscal year of $269,610 

a $7.6 million note with a rate of 

73 percent. 

The school district each year — normally 

in June — hiust borrow funds to 

eet payroll and other operating exnses 

until taxes are collected the following 

December. The loans are called 

x anticipation notes. * 

This year, because of the Headlee 

x limitation amendment, the initial 

x collections in December must be 

sed first to pay off the $9.6 million 

oan. And so the district in November 

nust take out another loan to meet opv 

rating expenses until the $9.6 million 

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This second loan will be based on anticipated 

state aid, and will be the first 

time the district has borrowed with 

state aid as colateral. 

Four banks bid on the $9.6 million 

loan. The second lowest bidder was 

Manufacturer's Bank with a rate of 

5.89 per cent for a net interest cost of 

$424,080. 

Michigan National Bank of Detroit 

bid^ 6.05 per cent and First National 

Bank of Plymouth bid 6.6 per cent. 

In past years the amounts borrowed 

in tax anticipation notes, the interest 

rate and net interest cost were: 1977, 

$7.5 million^ 3.22 per cent, $181,200; 

197)6, $6.9 million, 3.84 per cent, 

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The school administration was not 

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Five days earlier, Superintendent John 

M. Hoben made a prediction the interest 

would be 5.7 per cent 

Besides Manning, other vice 

chairpersons elected were Mary Ellen 

Parrot, treasurer of Shelby Township 

in Macomb County; William E. Smiley, 

St Clair County commissioner, and 

Robert D. Smith, president of the Livingston 

Intermediate School District 

SHEPHERDSAID the last two years 

were the most exciting of SEMCOG's 

decade because of such accomplishments 

as the adoption of a water quality 

plan, a regional bikeway plan and 

small area forecasts. 

The water quality plan was one important 

reason many formerly anti-regional 

communities joined the sevencounty 

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He noted thAt 15 of the region's most 

populous 20 cities are SEMCOG members, 

including previously dissident 

Dearborn. The five holdouts are all in 

Macomb County, still an anti-regional 

hotbed 

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COG budget for its lack of money for 

recreation planning, which she called 

"very important to the quality of life." 

SEMCOG Executive Director Mi 

chael Glusac replied that no federal 

funds were available for recreation 

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In a scene right out of the late 1960s, anti-draft marchers discus 

known with speeches and posters. 

By ROBERT CAPUDEAN 

An anti-draft rally last Sunday in 

Plymouth's Kellogg Park attracted 

about 200 persons, some from as far 

away as Saginaw, to express their opposition 

to draft proposals currently 

before Congress. 

The protesters, mostly draft-age students. 

heard U.S.Rep. Carl Pursell support 

their position and advise them to 

"be aware" of what's going on in Congress. 

"A recent defense department study 

came out against the draft and draft 

registration. I support that," Pursell 

said. 

He told the crowd, "some members 

of Congress support both the regular 

draft and draft registration, so they 

will vote on the draft first and, if that 

fails, they'll come right back with 

registration." 

Pursell said there are more than 

«a» 

no, we won 

Craig Berry (center), 18, voices his opposition 

to the draft while holding onto his protest 

sign. Steve Coll (right), 18, looks on while 

Anti-draft protesters file past the Plym- 

* oath City Hall Sunday on their way to a rally 

o at Kellogg Park. The rally attracted about 

three million peqpj in the active ; id 

reserve military, joj te and one-half f 

r 

cent less than pre-] ietnam levels, id 

that average ent*£ Ice test scores -e 

higher. He said t( was an indication 

there is a higher t nation level of 

rent military perspj lei. 

• The draft pre 

amendments atta< 

procurement bill. Ai 

proposal, the McCtt 

sion of compulsqrj 

according to HoWc 

of the American pi 

in Detroit. 

"The Senate A 

mittee, those won 

us Vietnam, havejb^ 

posals in a weapoi 

because they donl 1 

man is going to V< 

authorization bill|ji 

lis are actui 

>d to a weaj 

(other type of di 

bkey Bill, is a vj 

; national servij 

rd Simon, direcj 

'il Liberties Unj 

ed Services Co 

ful folks who ga 

ried the draft p 

procurement 

ink any congre 

against a ma 

t because of ttyb 

Chris IGearno, 15, ch 

behino his placard, 

outh. 

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matters with police. The protesters at Kellogg Park made their feelinVs 

little amendments," Simon said. 

"And the McCloskey bill is involuntary 

servitude — slavery for all 18year-olds," 

he continued. 

Simon called for a two-fronted fight, 

"a fight on the house floor and a fight 

on the streets to put pressure on the 

representatives. 

Organizers of the protest said they 

hoped it would help bring awareness of 

the draft issue. Many of those attending 

said they felt there was a general apathy 

among students and the public regarding 

the draft. 

"I think today's youth is complacent, 

apathetic. This may be characteristic 

of youth but they must realize the seriousness 

of this," said 37-year-old Lloyd 

Clark of Saginaw. 

According to Craig Berry, 18, of 

Plymouth, some people care about the 

wrong things. "No, I don't think people 

ks out the action from 

three are from Plym- 

le including Congressman Carl Pur- 

version 

are real apathetic, they care abojjt 

their designed clothes and designer 

shoes, but th£y don't care about the 

things that can mean life or death," 

Barry said. 

After "the raHy the participants 

marched around Kellogg Park and 

down Main Street, where they stopped 

in front of the city hall and-called for 

an end to the draft proposals. 

The organizers not only received 

support from the ACLU, the War Resisters 

League and the Cqjnmittee 

Against Registration and the Draft 

(CARD) as well as from local parents 

knd teachers, including Plymouth-Salem 

High School instructor Jerry 

Courtney. 

Courtney called the draft a "prelude 

to war," and called for support from all 

concerned people to help keep peace in 

the world. 

Thursday, June 28,1979 (P,C>3A 

Draft 

Shades of the '60s 

marchers stage protest 

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Plymouth-Salem high school teacher Jerry Courtney (foreground, 

with beard) joined anti-draft marchers Sunday. The rally was called to 

protest draft proposals currently before Congress. 

C 4 

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Eviction notice termed unfair 

(Continued from page 1A) 

the eviction than Thomas indicated in 

the interview. 

I can assure you that Thomas knows 

the details as to why we are following 

this route," said Auslander. "I am in 

the situation of having a problem discussing 

the case; of what I can and can- 

(Continued from page 1A) 

outh and Canton residents would sent 

letters to local lawmakers expressing 

opposition to the bill. 

"The Headlee proposal is very clear 

about the funding of mandated programs 

Yet SB460 would defeat the in- 

not disclose." 

The Honeytrc 

that he did not 

laundry" in the pd 

tails would comet 

case went to courti, 

"If by the end 

out of his aparti 

attorney admitted 

rant to "wash dirty 

)li( and that the de- 

)ut if and when the 

July Thomas is not 

mt, then the matter 

}11 go to court. This is where he can 

rijspond to our charges and we can talk 

)re about it." said Auslander. Thois 

said that he has not discussed the 

eviction with the KDAC kids because 

th||y are too young to handle a situation 

of lathis kind. He stressed that if he has 

tolleave Honeytree that the KDAC or- 

Headlee Exceptions irk board 

tent of Headlee i| approved. Legislators 

will listen to knd respond to a barrage 

of letters froili citizens, and I hope 

our citizens will 

Lansing on this." 

iend their views to 

, The names an( addresses of state 

legislators, who present the city of 

PHjmouth, Canton and Plymouth Townships, 

are: 

ite Sen. William Faust, D-Westlanl], 

8228 Ravine Drive, Westland 

48l(]5; i 

ate Sen. Robert Geake, R-North- 

Tubby tabbif s need! a trim 

"Fat is no more a health barometer 

than a dog's nose, and a 'pleasingly 

plump' pet could be suffering from 

malnutrition," say authorities at the 

American Animal Hospital Association 

(AAHA). 

Obese or overweight pets have one 

thing in common with overweight 

humans — an improper diet. In recent 

months the association has focused attention 

on fat cats and pudgy budgies. 

We have received some comments 

concerning malnutrition in pets, so we 

conducted a survey. Frankly, we 

thought we would find that it was the 

exotic or uncommon pets that are suffering 

from malnutrition," said Dr. 

Louis J. Rossoni, a spokesman of the 

AAHA 

"We were somewhat amazed to find 

that 90 percent of the veterinarians felt 

we should focus malnutrition warnings 

on dogs, 87 percent on cats and 35 percent 

on birds Very few mentioned 

other pets." , 1 

Diet also was the most important 

consideration for more than 80 percent 

of the veterinarians responding to the 

question, "What do you feel your clients 

should know about cats?" 

It isômetimes .hard for the average 

Summer 

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pet owner to determine if their pet is 

overweight or malnourished, and an 

overweight pet may be suffering from 

malnutrition. 

SOME OF the problems of pet 

weight control are similar to human 

problems; it's a copiplex area, and each 

case requires individual attention. Here 

are a few rules supplied by Rossoni:' 

• Weigh your pel Get on a scale and 

note your weight, 'fhen hold the pet and 

get on the scale again. Subtract the difference 

to get the weight of your pet. 

• Ask your veterinarian if your pet is 

about average in height. He can usually 

spot a weight problem without using 

a scale. v 

• Watch out fork high calorie treats. 

Caution your children not to feed pets 

high sugar contenttfoods which provide 

excess calories. I 

• Ask your veterinarian for specific 

diet advice for youjl pet. 

"Cats are abou( 'the only creatines 

we know which car tctually suffer plain 

from a disease mown as steatosis, 

which is caused b^ in improper diet of 

too much red lat tuna," Rossoni 

explained. 

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"When we tell the kids that we are 

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Robert Andrew Smith pled not guilty 

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Smith remained in the Canton jail, 

awaiting the payment of a $100 bond 

He was expected to be transported to 

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According to police reports, Smith 

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And when the going got rough, his 

friends got together to show their respect 

and admiration in a way that became 

apparent to all. 

Randy Williams, 31, a longtime 

Plymouth resident, died June 18 after a 

year-long illness. During that time, a 

group of his local buddies staged a golf 

tournament in his honor. It was an 

event that the entire community had 

learned about. 

According to one of his friends, they 

raised some $7,000 in the fall of 1978. 

At that time, they hoped it would finan-_ 

cially help him while he battled the 

cancer that would ^ter take his life. 

Williams, a Willed Lake school 

teacher, had grownfup in Plymouth. He 

later married JoanJStrait and they had 

a daughter, Erin, now 3. 

His local friends êscribed him as an 

energetic, industrial man who "never 

had a bad word to fay about anybody." 

"He showed more Courage in the past 

year than most ofkis could show in a 

lifetime," said Jim felias. 

"I think one of tpe biggest things is 

that Randy alwaysijhad time to listen," 

said Pam Cook. "H| was very outgoing 

and understanding.' 4 

Administrative help approved 

The positions of assistant principals 

at Gallimore, Isbister and Hulsing 

elementaries and at Pioneer Middle 

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Monday night by the six-member 

Plymouth-Canton Board of Educatidn. 

All four schools are on the Extended 

School Year (ESY) schedule. 

Tom Yack, board president, stressed 

that these are not new administrative 

positions but involve only a change in 

title from administrative intern to assistant 

principal. 

"Some will earn slightly more money 

in salary," Yack adiiled, "but most will 

earn the same amount." 

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that the adiiled administrative 

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schools. 

A particular need,|Hoben added, is to 

have an administratGr in charge of the 

school during the four or six weeks that 

the principal is on vacation. 

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June 30 - A doubles tennis tournament 

will be sponsored bY Canton 

TownshiP Parks and Recreation Saturday 

and Sunday, June $0 and July 1, at 

the Griffin Park tennis courts. Competiton 

will be divided into men's doubles, 

women's doubles, and a mixed doubles 

class. Registration deadline is Friday, 

June 29. Register with the recreation 

office from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday 

through Friday at 1150 S. Canton Center 

Road. 

JULY FOURTH BAR-B-QUE 

July 4 — Mayflower VFW Post No. 

6695 on S. Mill near Ann Arbor Road 

will sponsor a chicken bar-b-que from 

noon to 6 p.m. Cost of the dinners is 

$3 50 and $2.50 for senior citizens. 

Menu will include a half-chicken, baked 

potato, cole slaw, roll and butter, coffee, 

tea, milk or lemonade. Carryout 

dinners also will be provided. Proceeds 

will go towards the post fund for aid to 

veterans and families of deceased veterans 

YOUTH SUPERSTARS 

July 7 — Canton "Youth Superstars" 

contest, conducted by Canton Township 

Parks and Recreation Dept., will be 

held at 10 a.m., with pre-registration at 

9 30. in Griffin Park, at the east end by 

the tennis courts. Superstars involves a 

series of seven events to test a variety 

of athletic skills, including basketball, 

baseball, golf, soccer, running, to determine 

who is the best youth athlete in 

the Canton area Age divisions for boys 

and girls are nine and under, 10-12, "IS- 

IS, 13-15. Tropies and awards will be 

given out in each age group. The conts 

contest is free • > 

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Canton, Northville, Plymouth Family 

YMCA and the Plymouth Community 

Arts Council (PCAC), will be held Tuesdays 

and Thursdays frqjn 3-5 p.m. July 

17 through Aug. 24 in West Middle 

School Cost is $22 for YMCA members 

and $26 for non-members. Those involved 

will learn everything about producing 

a play and then will put on a 

performance at the Plymouth Fall Festival. 

Instructor will be Ray Sypniewski, 

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will be held June 22 23. Applications 

for booths for the F l iday and Saturday 

events are now ava lable at the Plym- 

outh Cultural Cente r. Booth sizes are 

eight-by- 10 feet an d run $4 per day. 

The police auction w ill be held noon on 

Saturday. 

PARTY BRIDGE 

The Senior Party Bridge Group 

meets 1-5 p.m. eve y Thursday in the 

card and meeting room of the Plymouth 

Cultur al Centei. 

JOB PLACEMENT 

The job placement office of Plymouth-Canton 

Commu nity Schools is ac- 

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former Students of the district who are 

seeking full-time, p^rt-time or temporary 

employment. Contact Joyce Willis, 

job placement specialist, in Room 

184 of Plymouth Canton High School or 

phone 453-3100. 

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Brevities items for the Monday edition 

should be submitted by noon 

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5 p.m. the previous Friday. Bring in or 

mail to the Observer news office at 461 

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,The cafeteria lunch and breakfast 

ograms in Plymouth-Canton Commuy 

Schools will be handled by a proional 

food service management 

mpany, starting in September. 

The school board Monday night, by a 

vote, approved a contract with the 

A Food Service Co. which is headartered 

in Birmingham. 

One of the results will be a five-cent 

crease in the price of lunch this fall, 

lother hoped-for result is a vast imovement 

in the quality of lunches, acfding 

to Daniel White, executive ditor 

of finance for the district. 

nother important factor to the 

ard js that ARA has guaranteed the 

strict a profit of $1,281 for food operions 

for the 1979-80 school year compared 

to an annual loss in food operations 

in recent years. 

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a ARA will take over the entire cafeteria 

program for the district on a contractual 

basis. 

{Included in the $1.4 million cafeteria 

idget for the coming year is a $17,170 

lanagement fee to ARA plus $78,070 

salaries to a food service manager 

bookkeeper to be under ARA's 

iploy. 

In fact, part of the contract with the 

jstrict is a guarantee that Paul Siedel 

of ARA will be the food service director 

for at least two years. 

Siedel has 25 years experience with 

food service with the U.S. military plus 

another 11 years with ARA, including 

time as food service director for Jackson 

Public Schools. 

White stressed that there will not be 

any layoffs of cafeteria workers now 

employed by the school district. The 

school district labor amounts to 

$426,660. 

Tom Yack, board president, told 

spectators at Monday's meeting that 

the decision was reached only after 

months of exhaustive study on whether 

to hire a management company and 

which firm to hire. 

Trustee Carol Davis said she was 

convinced this is the best way to go, 

particularly since there won't be a need 

now fof, a central warehouse for cafeteria 

operations. 

The êntral warehouse for purchases 

at Central Middle School is being 

closed down as the school district has 

joined Livonia Public Schools in a 

warehousing operation for purchase of 

supplies. 

"We did have the brown bag strike 

last fall at Plymouth Canton High," 

noted White. "We hope ARA will si 

solve those problems this year by mov- 1 

Furniture winners told 

h Robert Borthwick of Northville was 

tlie grand prize winner in a contest conflicted 

by Plymouth Furniture in conrflection 

with its grand opening at 360 S. 

Pftain. 

j) Borthwick was the winner of the top 

l^-ize — a $500 furniture shopping 

spree. 

Edna Perkins of Plymouth and Berrjard 

Bushow of Livonia won Bando 

»ather pillows. A1 Larson of Canton 

iron a picture and Cheryl Seeley of 

mthfield a table lamp. 

Other winnete included: Nancy Smith 

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^prings; Lydia Georgian of Livonia, a 

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wall shelf; Carol Sewesky of Canton a 

Lane Love .Chest, and Sue Van 

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Judy Groiendal of Dearborn also won 

a Bando leather pillow as did Mark 

Pohl of Livonia. 

Other winners were: Mrs. Pat Eddy 

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John Oekamn of Cariton,\an Academy 

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LUNCH MENUS 

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TUESDAY. JULY 1,1»7» 

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universities including Wayne State and 

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ARA also handles cafeteria opera , 

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MCSC, [ward for academic excellence- 

MSU; F chard B. Owens, MCSC; Laura 

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LIT GRADS 

Two Plymouth residents were among those gra-" 

duating recently from Lawrence Institute of Technology, 

Southfield 

Craig Dobias earned a degree in building construction 

technology and Gary VanWagen, who 

graduated cum laude, earned a degree in business 

administration 

WMU GRADS 

Among those graduating recently from Western 

Michigan University, Kalamazoo, were these two 

Plymouth residents: Stephen J. Hokenshil of Channwood 

Ct., a RBA; and, Susan G. Ritchey of Byron, a 

BS degree 

BONITA CAMERON 

Bonita Cameron of Homestead Lane. Plymouth, 

recently graduated cum laude with a bachelor of 

architecture degree from Kent State University, 

Kent, Ohio. 

DAVID HONE 

David Hone of Plymouth was among the 354member 

graduating class in June at Northwestern 

Michigan College in Traverse City. 

Hone was awarded an associate of applied science 

degree after completing a two-year program 

in liberal arts and vocational courses. 

NORMAN STEIN 

Norman Stein of Plymouth has been named program 

committee chairman for the Eastern Michigan 

Chapter of the Hospital Financial Management 

Association for the 1979-80 l.scal year' 

THEODORE KIETZMAN 

Theodore W. Kietzman of Dewey Street, Plymouth. 

graduated recently with an engineering degree 

from the University of Connecticut, Storrs, 

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A nufnber of residents of Canton ant Plymouth 

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Stale University. They were: 

Jamfs Tschirhart, Amherst Ct., PlymDuth, BS in 

psychology with high honors; Richard V jells, Hartsough, 

iA in accounting; Deborah L. Wjse, Maplewood, 

f lymouth, BA in linguistics with honors. 

Gradjates from Canton included: Ijlichael D. 

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Charles R. Monroe of Holly Dr., degree i labor and 

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HOURIGAN A VP FOR NBI) 

Charles S. Houngan of Plymouth has 

been appointed vice president of the instaloan 

division of National Bank of 

Detroit. 

Hourigan oversees the direct consumer 

loan portfolio activity for the 

bank In his 31 years with NBD> he has 

worked as a loan analyst and a credit 

manager, was an assistant cashier and 

an assistant vice president and has 

served as a second vice president in the 

bank's instaloan division. 

Hourigan has completed the executive 

management development course 

and the School of Consumer Banking at 

the University of Virginia. Hfc is a director 

of Credit Counseling Centers and 

of the Detroit Neighborhood Housing 

Services, and serves as secretary and 

treasurer for the Consumer Bankers 

Association in the central western 

region 

HERSHBERGER TRAVELS 

Alan J. Hershberger of Keystone, 

Canton, was in Boca Raton^ Fla., recently 

for a five-day business and educational 

conference wwth officers and 

leading sales/ representatives of the 

Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. 

During 1978 Hershberger, associated 

with the company's Allen Park office, 

achieved a sales and service record 

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cent of Metropolitan's 20,000 sales representatives 

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PLYMOUTh-PAST & PRESENT 

(Part II) 

John Fuller, Plymouth's justice of 

the peace in the Civil War era, married 

Louisa Kellogg, one of the daughters of 

John Kellogg, for whom the local park 

is named. 

Kellogg, a native of Massachusetts,; 

arrived in Plymouth from New York 

State in 1832. He brought money with 

him and was soon a prominent landowner, 

hotel proprietor, and businessman 

in Plymouth. 

It was Kellogg who'built the brick 

home at the corner of Majn and Ann 

Arbor Trail for his daughter and her 

husband. His own home stood not far 

away, on Ann Arbor Trail, where the 

Christian Science Church is now located. 

THE FULLERS apparently lived on 

a farm prior to moving into the big 

house in the village. 

Mrs. Ruth Shattuck Garlett recently 

told me that in Civil War days the 

Fuller farm was on Haggerty Road, between 

Five and Six Mile, not far from 

the present campus of Schoolcraft College. 

She says it was on a hill on the 

right side of Haggerty as you face 

north. 

There is no doubt, however, that the 

Fuller residence on Ann Arbor Trail 

was built prior to July 3, 1886. It appears 

in a photo of the Plymouth band 

taken on that day. 

The imposing brick buildii\g, a landmark 

for many years, was destroyed 

by fire in 1910. The late Walte^ Kellogg 

Sumner, great-grandson of John Kellogg, 

told me the house had beeb vacated 

for some time before the firA It had 

l?een vandalized. The fire was thought 

to have been set by children. 

tn 1890, when Fred Carlisle published 

his book on Wayne County, he referred 

to Mrs. Fuller as still living. Apparently 

Judge Fuller was dead ly that 

time. i 

Although Fuller had legal trt raining, 

many who became justices of 

had little knowledge of the 

was only one of the criticisi 

pfcnents brought to bear against the JP 

system. 

; Some said a person brought before a 

justice did not have his day in court. 

TTiey also said the methods of collecting 

fines and reimbursing the justices 

JPs defend the system 

\e peace 

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that op- 

Mr. and Mrs. John Fuller. He was a lawyer and early JP. She was 

John Kellogg's daughter. Their house was where Mayflower Hotel 

now stands. 

led to corruption and biased judgement. 

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Those who favored retention of the 

justice of the peace courts said lawyers 

were- just trying to extend their 

domain. The cost of settling disputes 

between neighbors, they said, would 

rise rapidly once JPs were abolished. 

THE LAST TWO justices of the 

peace in Plymouth Township were 

Martin Schomberger, who was JP here 

for 16 years (1953-68), and James E. 

McCarthy, who held the office for three 

years (1966-68). 

Both thought the change away from 

the justice courts to district courts was 

a mistake. 

Schomberger, Who was not a lawyer, 

told a reporter in 1968: 

"I think the politicians are making 

the judicial process too darn complicated. 

"People don't understand the nature 

of our work. They think of justices as' 

money collectors. In the past, certain 

unscrupulous JPs earned a black eye 

for everyone by working with collection 

agencies, 

"I have never run a collection agency. 

I am paid a standard fee for writing 

complaints and warrants. That fee is 

not related to the amount of the fine or 

the outcome of the trial." 

Schomberger opened his court after 

4 p.m. when his daytime duties as 

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 

CITY COMMISSION 

CITY OF PLYMOUTH, MICHIGAN 

Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the City Commission of 

the City of Plymouth, in the Commission Chamber of the City Hall, oiAlonday, July 

16, 1979, at 7:30 P.M., to consider an amendment to Chapter 52, ZONING, of the 

Plymouth City Code, as follows: • 

Amending the text of Section 5.195, Off-Street Parking Requirement, of Article 

XV, by adding new Sub-section (9) Parking Credits, and re-numbering (9) to 

(10) and (10) to (11). 

All interested persons are invited to attend this hearing and will be given ampê 

opportunity to participate in the hearing. At the close of the hearing, all comments 

and suggestions of those citizens participating will be considered by the City Commission 

before rendering its decision. 

A copy of the item scheduled for hearing is on file in the Office of the City Cleric' 

during regular office hours for public examination 

Pabllsh June 28. 1979 

PAUL V BRUMFIELD 

City Clerk 

NORTHVILLE TOWNSHIP 

HOUSING REHABILITATION PROGRAM 

TO THE RESIDENTS 

OF NORTHVILLE TOWNSHIP 

Northville Township Is participating In a housing rehabilitation 

grant program with the cooperation of Wayne County. Housing 

rehabilitation and repair grants are available to eligible homeowners 

who are interested In making needed repairs and in improving their 

homes. 

Under a federally funded Home Improvement Program approved 

by the Township Board, direct grants will be given to homeowners for 

repair, Electrical or plumbing Installation or other improvements 

needed now or In the near future to bring the home up to code. Expansion 

or room additions will be available to large families showing a 

need for Increased space. 

Applications are now being taken by the Township's Housing 

Grant Administrator at the Township offices, 41600 Six Mile Road. Only 

Northville Township residents who own and live in their homes in one 

of the designated areas are eligible. This Includes residents buying 

their homes on land contracts or mortgages. 

A homeowner may receive up to $4,000 to cover the cost of needed 

repairs and additional Improvements If It is determined that the latter 

will be needed in the foreseeable future. 

The purpose of the program Is to provide an opportunity for home 

Improvements to people who cannot otherwise meet minimum housing 

standards and It Is hoped that senior citizens and others on 

limited, fixed Incomes will take advantage of this opportunity. 

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$11,150 

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. Clarice Sass, Clerk 

maintenance supervisor at Plymouth 

High School were completed. He told 

the reporter that he decided to become 

a JP in 1953 "because the office was 

open and no one was running. I had no 

intention of becoming active in judicial 

matters. I just liked the idea of being 

Bv JSum Hudson 

addressed as 'judge'." 

McCarthy, an attorney since 1963 

when he graduated from Purdue University, 

lives and practices in Plymouth. 

He agrees with Schomberger that 

it was a mistake to abandon the JP 

courts. 

"I testified against the change," he 

told me recently. "I knew it would add 

cost to the litigants. It is much more 

expensive to try a case now than it was 

then." 

McCarthy said some states may have 

let JPs benefit from fees collected in 

court cases, but that was not true in 

Michigan. 

"Our pay was the same regardless of 

the outcome of the case. "The media 

and the people were really misinformed. 

We got paid according to the 

work done. There was an incentive for 

us to work long hours, to clean up all of 

the cases in front of us. That is not true 

today." 

ABOLISHMENT the JP system of 

courts was provided for in the constitution 

that Michigan adopted in 1963. 

The office of the Justice of the Peace 

was to be replaced in five years by a 

system of district court judges. 

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ORDINANCE NO. 79-6 

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE ZONING MAP, AS ADOPTED 

BY SECTION 5.96 OF CHAPTER 52, ZONING, OF THE CODE OF 

THE CITY OF PLYMOUTH. 

THE CITY OF PLYMOUTH ORDAINS 

Section 1. The Zoning Map, as adopted by Section 5.96 of Chapter 52, Zoning, of the 

Code of the City of Plymouth, is hereby amended, as follows: 

Lot Nos. 17, 18 and 19 of Mary K Hillmer's Addition to Plymouth Village 

changed from B-l (Local Business iessDtsici( ict) to RM-1 (Multiple-Family Residential 

District) zoning 

ORDINANCE NO. 79-6 

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Made, passed and adopted by the City Commission of the City of Plymouth, Michigan, 

this 18th day of June A.D. 1979 

THOMAS A. TURNER, Mayor PAUL V. BRUMFIELD, City Clerk 

Copies of this Ordinance may be obtained or inspected at the Office of the City Clerk 

during regular working hours. 

Publish Jam 18, 1179 

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The Northwest Staff Development 

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four day workshop in mid and late August. 

In the workshop, educators will examine 

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development center'to get more information 

or to register at 261-7440 

_ IJie workshop will be held at Madonna 

College, Jeffries Freeway and 

Levan, from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Aug 14, 16, 

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this 18th day of June A.D.. 1979. y«nouui, MJcni 

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to begin year 

Norman T. Druce is the new president 

of the Rotary Club of Plymouth 

and will take office July 1. 

Other officers assisting Druce will 

be: Dr. Richard Kirchgatter, vice president; 

Robert Sparling, treasurer; Lou 

LaRiche, secretary; Charles Gordon 

Shaw, financial secretary; and Harry 

0. Draper, executive secretary. 

Druce replaces Carl A. Lampton who 

served as president for the 1978-79 Rotary 

year A resident of Plymouth since 

1952, Druce is owner of Industrial Repair 

Services in the City of Plymouth. 

Serving on the board of directors for 

the 1979-80 year will be Gerald 

Loiselle, Dr Lee Feldkamp, Efc\ William 

Taylor, Clarence DuCharme, Earl 

Merriman and Lampton. 

The new president for the Rotary 

Anns, th ladies auxiliary, will be Jan 

Carney. Assisting her will be: Beverly 

Hoisington, vice president; Beverly 

Corp, secretary, Lois Taylor, treasurer; 

Rita Feldkamp, social chairwoman; 

Joan Ford, membership chairwoman; 

Gail LaRiche, past president; and Marlene 

Somers and Susan Schrader, members-at-large 

of the board of directors. 

Belobraidich is elected 

Frank Belobraidich of 

Plymouth has been elected 

to the board of directors 

of the American Diabetes 

Association, Michigan 

Affiliate. 

Sharon Belobraidich 

was re-elected to the 

board of directors. Both 

Frank and Sharon, a husband 

and wife team, have 

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At the annual meeting, 

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West denied approval to hire 

By TERI BANAS 

Plymouth Township Trusteed! and 

Treasurer Joe West once again tangled 

in a procedural scuffle involving Ijiring 

practices Tuesday night. ! ^ 

West's request to hire an applicant to 

a job in his department was denied by 

board members who said West fail Ki to 

follow the proper rules in seeking the 

applicant. 

In a four to three split between trustees 

and the administration, Truitee 

Maurice Breen made the motion wjiich 

was supported by Trustees Lee Fijlge, 

Barbara Lynch and Gerald Law (upported 

Trustee Maurice Breen's mojlion 

to reject the hiring. 

specified by the board when members 

previously approved filling the vacancy 

The full-time vacancy occurred 

when an employee in treasurer's office 

quit June 1. 

"When I first posed this request, I 

knew it was going to cause some 

trouble," West said. "I might say my* 

work is piling up in my office. I col 

say more, but July 16 I'm going on va^ 

cation and that leaves Mrs. Prey (the 

existing full-time clerk) alone." 

Trustees Fidge and Law stressed 

that the job be advertised. 

"The danger in not advertising is 

that you close the circle of people 

wanting to apply," Law said. 

West admitted he merely posted the 

v opening in to^nshi^hall 

THE REQUEST to fill the vacancy 

comes at a time when township offices 

, are undergoing a study of job descriptions 

and qualifications of township 

general employees. 

Board members earlier had expressed 

reluctance to fill the job until 

the findings were released by accounting-consulting 

firm Post, Smith Lutz & 

Ziel. 

Behind that effort is a desire to upgrade 

present township general employees 

when the need for advanced 

"You've made everyone feel like ********************* £* ***************** 

they've made a matryr out of Joe West 

which is just a bunch of balon jy. 

Breen accused West. "You've I een 

turned down at every request by the Trustees challenged 

board because you didn't follow pnji >ce- • Plymouth Township Treasurer Joe erning those offices but not their in- 

dures." 

West's intention to fill a vacancy in his volvement in the administrative func- 

department in a way that's adverse to tioning of those departments. 

WEST HAD ASKED to hire an applicant 

who he claimed had 11 years (experience 

in office work, as well as 

bookkeeping and typing experience. 

His request to hire the person, at the 

first level office worker with one-year 

experience, was a direct contradiction 

to previous board direction, Breen said. 

board direction received initial Support 

from both the township supervisor and 

a local resident. 

Tuesday night, township resident Archie 

Vallier appeared before the board 

requesting seek an attorney general's 

ruling on the board's authority over the 

hiring and firings of employees in the 

Asked if West supported the resident's 

notion, he said Wednesday: "Yes, 

to find out who's who and what's what. 

It seems that there's a question of law 

there. If we get a ruling it's better than 

litigation to get an answer." 

Supervisor Thomas Notebaert, on the 

other hand, said he would first seek a 

West failed to advertise for the posi- treasurer's office, as well as the offices suggestion from the township attorney 

tion as outlined by board-adopted poli- of the other two elected officials — the on charter townships "to see what recies 

and procedures for township hir- supervisor and clerk's office. 

sponsibilities each office has." He adding, 

trustees charged. In addition, 

West's request asked to pay the proposed 

employee $600 more a year than 

He called for a "separation of 

powers," adding board members did 

have the right to approve budgets goved 

this course would produce a faster 

answer rather than contacting the attorney 

general's office. 

Wayne C-C backs super sewer 

The City of Wayne Chamber of Commerce 

has endorsed the " Super Sewer 

concept" for western Wayne County. 

The organization voted unanimous 

support for super sewer, according to a 

letter by chamber president Da\jjd J. 

Willett. \ 

"We believe that the 'super sewfer' is 

a logical solution to the prevalent JVoblem 

of inadequate sewer facilities in 

western Wayne County," the \\\ter 

states. 

"No doubt tfoftt all are not in favdr 

further out-county growth,' the 1< 

continues, "but it is our conviction 

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mrsday, June 28,1978 

School libraries need \freedom to read' 

Found in the thick policy book of Plymouth-Canton 

Community Schools is an administrative procedure 

for dealing with controversial subject matters 

in the school libraries. 

The policy itselfvery exciting reading. 

But included in the seven pages of procedures is a 

position on "Freedom to Read" by the National 

Council of Teachers of English. That position is endorsed 

by the local school district. 

The position statement should be read by all of us 

because even today many forms of censorship continue 

to remove books which arte an important part 

of our intellectual and literary heritage from 

schools and colleges. 

LTHOUGH ORIGINALLY stated in 1953 by th 

teachers council, the position still is just as relevant 

today, as we approach Independence Day. Here is 

the text 

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• The freedom to read is essential to democracy. 

• Attempts at suppression of this freedom rest on 

a denial of the fundamental premise of democracy 

— that the ordinary citizen, by exercising his critical 

judgment, will accept the good and reject the 

bad. v 

• Americans are able to recognize propaganda 

and to reject obscenity without the aid of censors. 

• Suppression of books leads to an even larger 

• curtailment of expression by those who seek to 

avoid controversy. 

• Every silencing of a heresy, every enforcement 

of an orthodoxy, diminishes the toughness and resilience 

of our society and leaves it less able to deal 

with stress. 

• Books are among our greatest instruments of 

i freedom. 

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guard the freedom to publish and to circulate in 

order to preserve its 1 own freedom to read. 

• Those with faith in free men will stand firm on 

our constitutional guaranty to freedom to read 

and will exercise the responsibilities that accompany 

this right. • ^ 

THE SCHOOL DISTRICT also affirms the following 

positions expressed in the School Library 

Bill of Rignts established by the American Association 

of School Librarians: * 

• To [^)vide materials that will enrich and support 

the curriculum, taking into consideration the 

varied interests, abilities and maturity levels of the 

pupils.served. 

• To provide materials that will stimulate growth 

in factual knowledge, literary appreciation, aesthetic 

values and ethical standards. 

• To provide a background of information which 

Consider Burley s 27-vote margin. The School- 

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craft College District has less than half the popula- 

C:ff 

tion of a congressional district. Burley's margin, on 

a congressional district basis, would have been 

about 60 votes, or about one-fourth of Pursell's. 

That was a tight election. 

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will enable pupils to make intelligent judgments in 

their daily lives. 

• To provide materials on opposing sides of controversial 

issues so that young citizens may develop 

under, guidance the practice of criticafreading and 

thinking. 

• To provide, materials representative of the 

many religious, ethnic and cultural groups and their 

contributions to our American heritage , 

• To place principle above personal opinion and 

reason above prejudice in the selection of materials 

of the highest quality in order to assure a comprehensive 

collection appropriate for the users of the 

library. 

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Those rights listed above remind us that the 

placement of materials on the library shelves in the 

schools is a very serious matter — and the removal 

of items even more serious. 

Tight elections? Here 

are 2 for record books 

Random thoughts on Schoolcraft College, the college 

that won't go away: 

The two trustee elections of June 11 deserve a 

spot in state record books for their closeness. 

Your favorite Michigan history tome will cite the 

1950 gubernatorial race of G Mennen Williams vs. 

Harry Kelly as the closest. Williams won by about 

8,000 votes, or one per precinct^ 

At this-writing, Schoolcraft trustee Richard Hayward 

leads Thomas S. Moore by a single vote in an 

area • covering northwestern Wayne County 

Hayward's margin is the slimmest fraction of a 

vote per precinct. 

Michael W. Burley is ahead of Robert Ficano by 

27 votes in a race for a six-year term. That, too, is a 

fraction of a vote per precinct. 

U.S. Rep. Carl Pursell's 1976 victory over Edward 

Pierce in the 2nd Congressional District was a 

matter of 240 votes. To compare it to the J 950 gubernatorial 

race, multiply that margin by 19 because 

a congressional district is one-19th of the 

state. On a statewide basis, Pursell's margin would' 

have been about 2.600 votes, less than one-third of 

Williams'. 

THE MATHEMATICIANS among you now will 

say, "Hold on In 1976, about 80 percent of the registered 

voters went to the polls. In the June 11 

school election, the turnout was less than 5 percent 

in Clarenceville, about 8 percent in Livonia and not 

much better in the other towns." 

Irrelevant, say I. The two important things are 

the size of the population to be governed and the 

size of the victory margin 

The winner is the candidate who gets a majority 

of the votes cast. The people who sat on their 

butts literally don't count when it comes to running 

government. 

So in myVook, those two Schoolcraft College races 

of June 11, 1979 will rank as two of the tightest in 

state historv. 

Gas is cheap; can send nothing 

By W VV EDGAR A. 

Years ago when The Stroller was cutting his eye 

teeth in big city journalism as a neophyte at .the 

Detroit Free Press, he was given another rookie as 

a desk partner. 

One evening the managing editor called the 

young rookie into his office and gave him his first 

out-of-town assignment. It was to a small town 

outstate to cover an explosion and fire. 

"Get your story in to us just as fast as you can," 

the old editor advised the youth and then sent him 

on his way. 

Several hours later, the rookie reported with a 

message that still is a classic in the journalism profession 

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"All is confusion. Can send nothing," the message 

read The old editor almost tore the hair from his 

head 

The Stroller was reminded of the rookie's words 

the other ddy while on a short vacation jaunt along 

the St. Clair River, when he, too, became too 

A Division 

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Suburban Communications 

Corporation 

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confused to understand the current uproar over a 

possible shortage of gasoline, 

BEFORE HE LEFT for the river site, The 

Stroller stopped at one of the local gas stations and 

paid 98.9 cents per gallon when his tank was filled. 

A few days later he stopped again for gasoline, 

this time in Marine City, and the price was 99,9 

cents per gallon — just a shade away from the $1 

per gallon that had been threatened for so long. 

This was a bit surprising to think that the gasoline 

dealers in the small outstate areas were getting 

more for gasoline than their big city brothers. But 

the Marine City dealer just smiled. ^ 

At this point on the vacation jaunt, as so often' 

happens, the ladies in the party decided on a trip 

over the Blue Water bridge at Port Huron and a ride 

into Sarnia to visit the famed Scott China Mall. 

No sooner had we crossed the big bridge and 

started down the main street in Sarnia when we 

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Thomas A, Riordan, Executive Editor 

George J. Hagan, Advertising Director, Fred J. Wright, Circulation Director 

came upon a gas station. And what The Scroller saw 

caused the confusion. 

"Come visit us," the sign read. "We have plenty of 

gasoline arjd the price is only 98 cents for the big 

gallon (The Canadian gallon is one quart more 

than that sold in the States.) This dealer caught the 

eyes of passers-by with a financial chart posted at 

the gasoline tank. 

ON THE SIGN it was explained that because of 

the extra quart in the big gallon, and the rate of 

exchange in American money, the gasoline was only 

83 cents a gallon. And there was plenty of it. 

As we drove through Sarnia, the road took us 

close by the big refineries that were working three 

shifts a day turning out gasoline. And everywhere 

we went across the border, we were reminded that 

gasoline was plentiful. iMore than that, there vwre 

signs all over the placi extending an invitation to 

come and visit often. 

On the return to the States — this time on the 

ferry across the St. Clair River — the local paper 

was filled with a story out of West Virginia in which 

Gov. Rockefeller moaned the fact that the country 

wasn't making use of the millions of tons of coal 

buried in the West Virginia mountains. 

He pointed out that if there is a real shortage of 

energy, there is no reason why the coal isn't being 

mined and the long ranks of the unemployed miners 

shortened. ' 

Is it any wonder that The Stroller was reminded 

of the young reporter who was so confus^fJ on his 

first big assignment that he could send nothing? 

On one side of the St. Clair River Asoiine is sold 

for 99.9 cents a gallon. Right acrosstte bridge in 

Canada it is equivalent to 83 cents. And not many 

miles away the governor of a state is moaning that 

the coal in his state — a real source of energy — is 

not being mentioned by the government. 

It is confusing. Isn't it? 

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THE WHEELS of bureaucracy grind slowly. On 

July 2, the new trusteefekof Schoolcraft are due to 

take office and elect officers. J . • 

But the recount of the two contested races won't 

begin until July 2. and who knows when it will be 

over 9 

What does the board do 9 

It's business as usual The June 11 election results 

showing Nancie Blatt and Richard Hayward reelected 

and Mike Burley newly elected will stand 

until they are overthrown 

If Moore or Ficano wins, he will replace the defeated 

candidate. If need be, the board will elect its 

officers over again. 

A PERSON with any feeling at all for higher education 

must be genuinely depressed at the voters' 

short-sightedness in rejecting the two rock-bottom 

minimum mi Mage requests. 

The preliminary budgets I have seen show about 

$230,000 for special maintenance and equipment 

That is one-fourth of what would have been available 

had voters passed Proposal 2. a half-mill, 

which would have yielded $1 million 

President C. Nelson Grote, vice president Kenneth 

Lindner and the board will trim corners to get 

the funds — a few bucks from not replacing a secretary 

here, a few bucks more from the cultural 

and public affairs program there, maybe a few 

part-time faculty members. 

Ah, well, who needs a cultural and public affairs 

program when we have 'Mork and Mindv" and 

"Police Woman" on the tube for free 9 

Former trustee Lee Bennett used to say. "Man 

does not live by voc-tech alone." But it appears 

there are a number of persons in these parts who 

would like to try. 

THE CONSENSUS is that Schoolcraft, after suffering 

five straight defeats in asking for money, 

will give up for at least a few years When you can't 

get one mill for one year, you can't get anything 

It's no good if we 

don't understand 

Many Michigan residents perceive — incorrectly 

— that their property taxes are going up each year 

They look at the gross bill that comes Dec 1, or see 

the statement [fom the mortgage company that 

their payments are rising, and figure they're getting 

socked. 

Then they are fair game for a poorly thought-out 

panacea like the Headlee amendment 

Actually, Michigan has a state income tax provision 

which has been dubbed the "circuit breaker." 

When your homestead property tax gets beyond a 

certain percentage of your income, the state rebates 

60 percent of the excess. You get the rebate 

as part of your income tax refund 

One problem is that most people don't know 

they're getting it. 

While school superintendents talk "circuit break-. 

er" when trying to sell millage increases, there re-' 

ally is no line labelled "circuit breaker" in your 

state income tax form. You have to hunt to find the 

property tax rebate. It's there, but it's hard to find. 

A second problem is that it takes time to get your 

rebate. You get your tax bill Dec. 1 and pay it no 

later than February. But your state income tax refund 

takes several more weeks or months to arrive.' 

Meanwhile, you have had to cough up hard cash and 

you're giving the state an interest-free loan. 

Property tax increases for local government 

would be more palatable if people could see and 

feel the effects of the rebate. The Michigan Legislature 

needs to address the cash flow and public relaf 

tions problems so folks will know they're getting a 

good deal when they send their tax dollars to the 

school board or city hall instead of to Lansing.

Tom 

Riordan 

Executive 

Editor 

Can't call queen? Then send her flowers 

When was the last time you drove along 

Northwestern Highway, just above 12 Mile Road? 

You may have noticed an impressive three-story 

building. Adorning its front wall is Mercury, the 

winged messenger of the ancient Ro/nan gods, 

clutching a bouquet of flowers. 

Alongside Mercury are the initials FTD. 

They stand for Florists Transworld Delivery and 

this is the international headquarters of a giant cooperative 

association. 

FTD HAS A PRETTY fascinating history. 

Delighted to tell it is Bill Golden, resident of 

Plymouth Township and an ex-newspaperman in 

Big Rapids and Jackson. Bill is now FTD's director 

of publications. 

Golden explains that the group began in 1910 with 

some casual conversation among 13 florists from 

around the nation who were meeting at Buffalo, 

N.Y. 

It went something like this: 

First florist: You know, every once in a while 

I get an order for flowers to be delivered in your 

town. 

(At that time, some inventive flower shop owners 

were shipping bouquets to other cities via parcel 

post to satisfy their customers. Practical, it was 

not.) 

Second florist: Yes, and / have orders for people 

in your town. 

First florist: How about the next •time I get 

one I mail you a letter with the order. You can 

bill me later and I'll bill the customer; 

That's the way it began, Bill swears. , 

SOON THOSE FTD pioneers were finding mail 

too slow. So they took to the handy telegraph wires. 

In 1912, the coorperative elected as its secretary 

a Detroiter, Albert Pochelon, who ran a downton 

shop on Bates Stree^ He was promotion-minded 

and apparently saw the va^t potential for the group. 

Pochelon. established the co-op operation in his 

backroom. 

It has been in southeastern Michigan — first the 

Motor City and now Southfield — ever since, 

how FTD has grown. 

More than 18,000 shops around the nation, Canada, 

Central and South America Mexico and Japan 

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Bearded Bill Golden is steeped in the history of a 

giant association, based in Southfield and operating 

around the globe. ' 

are members. F'fo locks into several world-wide 

groups to give an adjusted total of 45,000 outlets. If 

you'd like flowers delivered to a friend in Alexandria, 

Egypt, for example, just call your handy FTD 

florist and the deed will be done. 

During FTD's fiscal 1978-79, which closes June 

30, association's books will show 17 million "clearings" 

worth $300 million. 

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garage, central air conditioning and gas 

As Bill Golden says, "That's a lot of posies." 

IN THE BEGINNING , the "T" in FTD stood for 

"telegraph." By 1967 that wasn't completely accurate, 

so it became "T" for "transworld." 

This summer, if you'd permit a little invention on 

my part, it could Ije "T" for"transmit". 

Let me explain. 

This summer marks another milestone in the 

transmission of orders — the introduction of the 

Mercury Network. 

As you read this, some 7,000 FTD shops around 

the country are being equipped with electronic terminals. 

Here's how they'll work. 

When a member in Biloxi, Miss, gets an order for 

a Toledo, Ohio resident, he refers to his handy FTD 

directory. (This is updated eight times a year under 

Mr. Golden's direction.) From the Toledo roster he 

would select a florist. 

Then the fellow in Mississippi sits down at his 

terminal. On its keyboard he taps out the order. 

When he hits the "send" key, the data is zipped off, 

via telephone line, to a clearinghouse in Chicago. 

It's automatically recorded as a transaction (thus 

saving the Biloxi florist the weekly task of filling 

out a form with his FTD orders.) In a matter of 

minutes the Toledo shop has received the request on 

its terminal. 

UNTIL NOW, ARRANGEMENTS were made by 

telephone. Sometimes the Mississippi accent might 

be misunderstood by the Ohio counterpart and the 

order wouldn't be exactly right. 

With the Mercury Network, which costs each 

member $35 monthly, such problems should be a 

thing of the past, predicts Bill. 

The handling of orders is just one facet of FTD's 

operation. s f 

Golden's publication division is responsbile for a 

•wide variety of magazines, posters, mailers — and 

everything is done in rich, full color. 

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Florist goes to 23,000 retail shops. 

Spectrum is a 110,000-circulation quarterly 

aimed at people who buy flowers. Dealers have 

their names imprinted on copies and pass them out 

to customers. 

ADS AND POSTERS in a variety of languages 

are continually being created for shops, newspapers 

and magazines all over the world. 

When the craze over plants took hold a couple of 

years back, FTD came out with 350,000 copies of a 

slick Professional Green Plant Guide for sale 

over members' counters. 

The guide moved so quickly that three more 

printings were ordered and the total number has 

now topped one million. 

But all is not pure delight. 

Take the phrase occasionally seen in newspaper 

obituaries, "In lieu of flowers friends are asked to 

donate to . . . 

When Bill and his associates see this they shudder. 

He explains. "Florists recognize the right of people 

to express sympathy in any way they choose 

We'd rather see the line begin 'Contributions are 

being accepted for ... 

BILL DELIGHTS in telling one story. 

J. P. McCarthy, who makes his home in Bloomfield 

Hills, was having some fun on his WJR morning 

show. It was 1977 and Great Britain's Queen 

Elizabeth was celebrating her Silver Jubilee 

J.P. told his audience he would try to telephone a 

greeting to the Queen. But he couldn't get through. ' 

Listening to McCarthy on his car radio was John 

Doyle, FTD marketing director, who was heading 

for work. 

Once at the FTD office, Doyle, now with a Hudson, 

Ohio ad agency, called J. P. and suggested, 

"How about sending flowers?" 

Doyle volunteered -to handle details and J P 

readily accepted. 

That night, a London florjst, a Member of FTD's 

brother British cooperative, Interflora Associates, 

made the delivery to Buckingham Palace in J. P.'s 

name. \ 

A few weeks later, McCarthy received a thank 

you from the queen's lady in waiting 

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Bicyclist-banned from 

bank drive-in window 

Editor: 

As I was getting my young son and 

myself into the car to go to the bank, I 

realized it was foolish to waste the gas 

for the short trip into Plymouth. I decided 

to put my youngster in the child 

carrier on the rear of my 10-speed and 

bicycle into town — I could exercise 

and conserve gasoline at the same 

time. 

I was feeling very good riding 

through our subdivision, and my threeyear-old 

was also delighted for the 

change of pace. This feeling of content- 

LWV appreciates 

Editor: 

On behalf of the League of Women 

Voters, I thank you for the fine job you 

did publicizing' and covering the 

league-sponsored Plymouth-Canton 

School Board Candidates Forum. We 

1 feel these forums are an excellent way 

to inform area voters on candidates' 

views. Without your cooperation, the 

candidates forums would not be as effective 

as they are. 

JACKIE WESTBAY, 

Voter Service Chairperson, 

League of Women Voters 

o V. 

ment soon ended, however, as I turned 

on the sidewalks of Ann Arbor Trail. 

After avoiding cracks and bumps, 

ducking low-hanging branches (one hit 

my son in the face), and dodging glass 

and litter, I decided we would be safer 

in the street. 

I should have realized most drivers 

do not appreciate sharing the road with 

a cyclist and regard one only with contempt. 

Turning cars don't seem to be 

aware of bicycles or think that cyclists 

have any rights on the streets. 

When I finally arrived at the bank, I 

was feeling somewhat discouraged but 

not defeated until the bank teller pleasantly 

told me that cyclists could no 

Proud mother 

Editor: 

I would like to publicly thank the 

Plymouth Jaycettes for sponsoring the 

"Super Mom Contest" and also my 

daughter, Julie, for entering and winning 

first place. 

Needless to say, I am proud to be 

"Plymouth Jaycette Super Mom of 

1979." MARY CATHERINE TORTO- 

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Thursday. June 28, 1979 

Canton Obsrrtirr Spprts 

American stars blast Nationals 

The Plymouth-Canton Junior Baseball 

League held its annual all-star 

games Saturday at Griffin Park and in 

the A' League, the American all-stars 

blasted National squad, 20-3. 

Mike McKenney of the Indians was 

the individual star as he hurled the first 

three innings and hit a three-run homer 

in the second inning to help his own 

cause. 

Mike McKenney hurled the first three innings for 

the victorious American all-stars in the A League 

Mark Bennett of the Brewers hit a 

pair of three-run homers in the sixth 

and seventh inning for the American 

squad. He also hurled the final three 

innings. 

The Americans belted two more 

homers in the sixth inning. Tim Michalik 

of the Athletics smashed a threerun 

shot while Jim Dillion of the Tigers 

hit a solo blast. 

In the nine-inning game, Michalik 

hurled the middle "three innings and 

Bennett finished up, 

In the middle three innings, the 

Expos' Tim Osborn struck out eight 

batters. Doug Nester of the Giants 

pitched the first three innings and Todd 

Nickerbocker of the Cubs went the final 

three. 

It was the third year in a row the 

game played at Griffin Park. McKenney also hit a 

three-run homer. (Staff photo by Gary Caskey) 

Roth confident about 

gajne despite defeat 

* By BRAD EMONS 

For the third time in his young golf career, Jeff 

Roth of Plymouth qualified for match play in the 

68th Michigan Amateur held last weekend at 

Belvedere Golf Club 

Despite a first round loss, Roth feels confident 

about his future and has set his sights on two big 

amateur tourneys later this summer — Western „ 

Amateur and U.S. Amateur. 

"I feel good about my game right now," said 

Roth "I feel I've gotten better each summer." 

Lansing's Fred Beyhemer eliminated Roth, 3 and 

2, in match play. 

"I was pumped up, maybe too pumped up going 

in,' said Roth, who is running the driving range this 

summer at the Birmingham Country Club. 

"I felt I couldn't lose,'' he said. "I ran into a good 

player. 

i lost the match on the third, fourth and fifth 

holes It was the type of day where pars would win 

it The conditions that day (Saturday) were unbelievable. 

I was wearing a ski cap the whole round because 

it was so cold." 

Qualifying for the match play was a real challenge 

for Roth 

Last Wednesday, he fired a 79 on the tough Antrim 

Dells course near Charlevoix. Roth thought he 

had played a bad round but was only one of 10 golfers 

to break 80. 

MANY OF THE golfers complained about the 

toughness of Antrim Dells. White out-of-bounds 

stakes were placed all over the course. u 

"It's a tight course without the stakes," Roth 

said. "Only six holes are wide open and the greens 

are grainy. 

Sports reinstated 

"I felt lousy about my round but everybody had 

the same problems I did. There were a lot of double 

bogeys." 

The next day, Roth made the trip over to Belvedere, 

a more reasonable course. 

The Plymouth resident lit up the fairways firing 

a 72, the secohd best score on the day, thus qualifying 

him for match play. 

"At Belvedere you can spray the ball around 

more. I played really consistent there," Roth said. 

In 1974, Roth was a quarterfinalist and in 1975 he 

lost in the second round to eventual champ Rod 

Sumpter. Last year he missed the match play cut 

by one shot. 

Five years ago, Roth enrolled at the University 

of Arizona in Tucson. He plans to graduate from 

there in December. 

Roth played well as a freshman but after that, he 

was in an out of the lineup his final three years. 

"I played in only two or three tourneys this 

year," he said. "I thought I deserved to play more 

but I don't want to get into the reasons why. It was 

a series of little things, 

"After my sophomore year I changed my swing 

and started playing more consistently. 

"Right now I'm 50-50 on what I'll do if I graduate 

in December," said Roth. "I'd like to turn pro and 

play on the mini-tour but that's iffy." 

The Plymouth golfer said he will probably come 

home after he has completed his education. 

This weekend he will play in the Frank Syron 

Tourney at the Pontiac Country Club. Roth practices 

every day with the U.S. Amateur and Western 

Amateur tourneys on the back of his mind. 

'Td like to get into the U.S. Amateur because 

I've never made the qualifying round," he said. 

Soccer arrives in fall 

By BRAD EMONS 

Because the recent millage proposal passed, all 

seventh and ninth grade athletic programs will be 

restored, according to Plymouth-Canton School Superintendent 

John M. Hoben. 

By the request of the middle school principals, 

seventh grade football this fall will be replaced by 

soccer. 

"The principals asked that soccer be started in 

place of seventh grade football," said Hoben at 

Monday night's school board meeting. "The principals 

communicated with the coaches. 

"Soccer is a growing sport with a great deal of 

interest, and involves many more children as participants, 

at a lower cost 

"There is a lower possibility, of injuries," Hoben 

said. 

The superintendent said he hopes that in the 

future, a district-wide soccer program will become 

a reality at all levels. , 

Seventh grade boys soccer will coincide with 

girls volleybaH which was recently reinstated. 

"We'll have soccer and volleyball going on at the 

same time," said Pioneer Middle School Principal 

Gerald Elston. 

School trustee Joe Gray inquired about the 

switching another sport to the spring "because 

soccer is just as big for girls." 

Elston said that girls sports are going on all year 

long. He said soccer was just replacing football for 

boys and that no other boys programs were being 

started. 

LU TRUSTEE Elaine Kirchgatter asked if girls volo 

leyball could be replaced by soccer. 

Elston replied: "We have quite a few girls interested 

in volleyball." 

The Pioneer Middle School principal said one 

reason for the switch from football to soccer was 

because the present equipment is worn out and a 

team cannont be fielded without "massive purchases." 

"This is a start," Hoben said. "The city league 

has more than 1,000 boys and girls in soccer 

leagues." 

"Soccer is an Inexpensive sport," Elston said. 

"All we need are knee pads for the players, a ball 

and goals." 

Several coaching positions have opened up as a 

result of the passed millage. 

Salem and Canton High Schools are looking for 

ninth grade football coaches. 

Two prerequisites for the job include experience 

both as participant and coach in the sport which 

they are applying. 

Other coaching positions availabe include reserve 

basketball coach at Canton, ninth grade girls 

basketball coach at Canton, ninth grade girls basketball 

coach at Salem. 

Ninth grade boys' basketball positions are also 

available at Canton and Salem. Applications for the 

job close July 9. 

With the exception of the reserve basketball 

coaching position at Canton, all ninth grade vacancies 

were made available because of the passed 

millage, which resulted in reinstatement of the programs 

that were cut last year. 

The Canton junior varsity cage job became vacant 

when Pat Cunningham resigned. He will reportedly 

be on a leave of absence next year. 

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American League has bested the National 

stars. 

Members of the American League 

team included Bob Moore and Greg 

Penfield, Angels; Mark Kinsel, Athletics; 

Toni Esser and Curt Holda, Blue 

Jays; Tim O'Leary, Indians; Tim 

Ludwig and John Cameron, Orioles; 

John Longridge and Jeff Smith, 

Rangers; Jeff Evenson and Ed Wurster, 

Red Sox; Vince Rasmussen and Tom 

Taetch, Royals; Steve Sobditch, Tigers, 

Greg Price and Ken Michol, Twins; 

Tom Penland and Jim Rorabacher, 

White Sox; Vince Spears and John Gregory, 

Yankees; Chris Ezzo and Paul 

Grazel, Mariners; Ken Breen, Brewers. 

Gordon Wurster of the Red Sox managed 

the American stars. He was assisted 

by Jim Penfield (Angels), Frank 

McCart (Mariners) ind Allen Ludwig 

(Orioles). / 

Representing tht National stars 

were Jim Parks and Joel Graves, 

Astros; Curt White and Tom Kenyon, 

Braves, Andy Flowers and Dan 

Zawacki, Cardinals; Andy Bagnasco, 

Cubs; Steve Swartzinski and Tim Tsiang. 

Dodgers; Matt Abbott, Expos; Joe 

Bane. Giants; Bob Roulin and Kevin 

Kowalski, Mets; Mark Moreno and A1 

Flores, Padres; Brain Murray and 

Scott Darling; Jim Schlicker and Craig 

Morton, Pirates; Pat Walsh and Mark 

Dixon, Red Legs; Dan Robertson and 

Keith Kecskes, Pilots; Jim Talbot and 

Todd Clomb, Senators. 

Ed Abbott of the Expos managed the 

National Leaguers and was assisted by 

Pete Flores (Padres) and Harry 

McFarland (Expos). 

The Junior League held three other 

all-star games. In the B' League, two 

games were played. The G-Junior 

League also staged an all-star shootout. 

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games held Saturday. (Staff Photo by Gary Caskey) 

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2B(P,C) Thursday, June 28,1978 

McDowell out 3-6 weeks 

Oasis places 4th in tournament \ 

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Crippled by injuries, the Oasis Golf 

Center women's fast-pitch softball 

team still managed a fourth place finish 

in the tough Midland Invitational 

Tourney. 

Oasis was finally eliminated by Complete 

Insulation of Saginaw, 9-2, playing 

without two key players — Jan 

Boyd and Sue McDowell 

In the Complete Insulation loss, 

McDowell was carried from the field 

and taken to,a Midland hospital reportedly 

with torn ankle ligaments. She is 

expected to be lost to the team from 

three to six weeks. 

Oasis lost the game in the first and 

second innings, allowing seven of nine 

runs. 

Boyd,'a pitcher, never made it to the 

final game of the double elimination 

tourney. 

Against Daly Restaurant in game 

three, Boyd was struck in the stomach 

by a line drive off the bat of Sue Sanford 

during a four-run Daly first inning 

uprising. 

Boyd was also carried from the field 

and taken to Midland Hospital 

Oasis rallied to overcome the fourrun 

deficit outlasting Daly, 6-5, as 

Denise Cifaldi allowed just three hits 

the rest of the way. 

PLAYING ERRORLESS ball, Oasis 

started the tourney and its season by 

blitzing the Jet Sets of Sanford, 9-0. 

Boyd hurled a masterful one-hitter in 

the triumph. 

Oasis received strong defensive play 

from McDowell, an outfielder, Vicky 

Cavallaro, an infielder from Plymouth 

Canton and Vickie Forest. 

Cavallaro collected three hits while 

Garden City's Sherry Kiselica had two. 

Jody Humphries got Oasis off to a 

fast start with a three-run homer in the 

first inning. 

In its second game, Oasis lost a 

heartbreaking 2-1 decision to Girl Fri- 

day of Saginaw. Cifaldi suffered the defeat 

for Oasis. Despite the loss, she allowed 

only one earned run and six hits. 

Oasis opens its regular season Saturday 

at 6:30 p.m. at Ford Field in Livonia. 

Oasis returns eight players from last 

year's state runnerup team. Returning 

are: Boyd, Cavallaro, Cifaldi, Connie 

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4B(P.C) Thursday, June 28,1979 

It is official now the Detroit area 

can claim three national bowling 

champions. 

The release of the official records 

show that Bob Basacchi, who bowled 

with the Goebel team in the all-star 

leagues, now is the American Bowling 

Congress all-events champion with an 

official count of 2097. He rolled 681 in 

the team event, 709 in the doubles and 

707 in the singles. 

Meanwhile, the Women's International 

Bowling Congress released the 

official standings of its recent tournament 

and two Detroit area women — 

Gerry Beattie and Mary Ann Duptula 

are the new doubles champions. 

It's been a long time since Detroit 

has claimed three champions in these 

prestigious tournaments. 

IF Tl*ERE is any truth to the old 

saying that youth must be served, the 

young bowlers in the area are showing 

the ability that will make them heard 

from by next season. 

One of the best examples came last 

Sunday in the doubles at North Hills in 

Rochester when Cheryl Daniels, 19, who 

will bowl with Marge Kropacek's team 

in the all-star league, rolled a perfect 

game 

After counts of 215, 220 and 206 she 

started on a string of strikes that gave 

here the honor that has come to few 

IN THE 

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Area sports shorts 

The city of Plymouth Parks and Recreation Department 

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The program will run until Aug. 10 and each park 

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Children, ages 5-12 are encouraged to join the 

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Hamilton and Joy roads. Elm and Evergreen, Auburn 

and Junction, Sutherland and Forest, and in 

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Over 40 applications were received for summer 

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This year's sutnmer staff includes Steve Morman, 

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women in the Detroit area. Only one of 

her 12 strikes was on the Brooklyn side. 

ANOTHER YOUNG BOWLER to be 

reckoned with is Aleta Rzupecki, bowling 

her second year as an all-star. She 

teamed with Leona Obuchowski to win 

the doubles event in the famed Cincinnati 

doubles in Ohio last weekend. 

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"IT WAS LIKE a miracle on Michigan 

Avenue" was all that Terry Smith 

of Redford could say when he won his 

first Michigan Majors title in Ohio last 

weekend. 

To gain the honor he averaged 208 

and won 10 of his 12 matches. 

BARB BOHNWAGNER will have 

good cause to remember her bowling 

performance last week in the Ladies 

Foursomes at Woodland Lanes. 

The reason- she toppled the Big Four 

or the so-called impossible split — the 

4-6-7-10. 

Another unusual performance was 

that of DeLores Hareath. She had the 

misfortune to register 11 splits in her 

three games. 

The pacemaker for the day was Sue 

Schuelier with a 268 in 568. Behind her 

came Jane Mokoski with 565 and Betty 

•Woodstock with 541. Next in line was 

Sue Berry with a 214 in 528. 

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LIVONIA ADRAY swept a pair of 

games from Westland last weekend, 

7-1 and 5-1, in an Adray League 

baseball doubleheader. 

In the first contest, Dave Frey 

pitched five innings and gained the 

victory. He struck out eight and 

walked two. Joe Emery provided relief 

help the final two innings. Stan 

Price was the losing pitcher. He 

struck out four and walked two. 

Adray slammed 11 hits during the 

contest and Westland had three. 

Adray broke into the scoring column 

with one run in the first inning. 

The victors added six in the third inning 

with six singles and a two-run 

triple. Jim Wilson cracked the 

extra-base hit. Westland scored its 

lone run during its first turn at bat. 

Wilson had two hits and two RBIs, 

Tom Deacon two hits and Otis 

Manning two hits to pace Adray's 

offense. Mike Scivorski went 2-3 at 

the plate for Westland 

Scott Riley was the winning pitcher 

in the second game. He held 

Westland to three hits in five innings 

of work. 

Riley struck out six batters and 

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the game for the Livonia squad and 

struck out three. Greg Hanson went 

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Adray scored single runs in the 

first, third, fourth, sixth and seventh 

innings, while Westland again 

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Malcom McLean had two hits and 

one RBI for Adray, while Deacon 

and Wilson each added two hits 

"We put it together well in both 

games. Our pitching is coming 

around. It's the key to our play right 

now," said Adray coach Ron Hellier 

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endy's splits twin bill with Redford 

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last weekend. Wendy's won the 

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„ Tom Zwolan pitched a complete 

game for the vibtory in the opener. He 

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Wendy's scored four runs in the third 

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sixth, while Adray scored one in the 

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Dave Croskey and Mike Martin each 

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Dous Funke writes: 

Hearns credits good coachipg to amateur success 

Thomas Hearns, a gangling, soft-spoken 

20-year-old, has captured the fancy 

of the Detroit-area boxing crowd. 

The welterweight, if he defeats 

Bruce Curry tonight in Olympia Stadium, 

will have won as many professional 

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1977. 

Green gains 2nd state amateur title 

By CJ. RISAK 

Pete Green would never say that golf 

is his whole life. But it is certain he 

would never want to do without it. 

Green, a Franklin resident who plays 

out of Orchard Lake Country Club, was 

the winner of the 68th Michigan Amateur 

golf tournament last Sunday at 

Belvedere Country Club in Charlevoix. 

It wasn't the first big title he's won 

Green captured the Michigan Medal 

Play four times and won his first Michigan 

Amateur in 1969. He has played 

three times in the U.S. Open and 12 

times in the U.S. Amateur At 38>he is 

one of the state's premier amateur 

golfers 

He may have beeji a good professional 

golfer, but he decided years ago not 

to do it. 

"I considered it some, but decided 

not to do it," Green reflected. "I'm not 

too sorry Everyone makes a big deal 

out of turning pro, but I think it's really 

blown out of proportion 

"There's some very good golf played 

outside the pros — (including) all over 

this state." 

Green's views on golf are rather simple 

— to him, it's a game, one that he 

loves to play. 

"I really enjoy playing golf, and I 

love playing competitive golf. It's a big 

part of my life." 

But it's more than just the pro tour to 

Green. To him, the backbone of the 

sport is the average duffer, the businessman 

who gets out and plays a 

round or two every week. 

"GOLF IS THE club player," Green 

said. "It's all kinds of people of all 

ages, participating in it and having fun 

doing it. Anyone can play it. The (Michigan) 

Amateur is open toifnyone with a 

legitimate four handicao^r better.". 

Despite his imprqjsive amateur 

record, Green is not a heavy golfer. He 

does not practice every day, hitting 

dozens of buckets of golf balls on the 

driving range or spending endless 

hours on the courses throughout the 

area to sharpen his skills. 

In fact, Green did very little to prepare 

for the Amateur this year. 

"I've played a lot of golf over the 

years," he explained. "I really don't 

need to practice a lot." 

But he didn't come in exactly cold 

and win the Amateur. "I had five 

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the start of the tournament) under my* 

belt. I hit balls once in awhile in the 

morning before work, and I play in as 

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State amateur golf in recent years 

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the second round of qualifying and 

stretching into the first two days of 

match play. 

Experience proved to be the most 

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possess. The weather cleared by the 

time the final two rounds got under 

way, but Green remained in control. 

HE BEAT ROY Schultheiss of Port 

Huron in the morning's semifinal 

round, 5-4, then came back to claim the 

championship with a 2-1 match win 

over Steve Braun of Flint in the afternoon. 

"I felt I was playing well, hitting my 

driver very well and keeping the ball in 

play^Green said. I'd say that was the 

strongest part of my game, my 

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Still, it was his experience in handling 

adverse weather conditions that 

helped him through the earlier rounds. 

"The wind made it real tough," he 

recalled. "With the high winds, the older 

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More than pros uniting 

/ Thursday, June 28,1979 (P,C)7B 

Final preparations being made for PGA tourney 

By BOB GROSS 

The Professional Golfer's Association 

(PGA) Championship is much more 

than a group of players getting together 

for a few rounds of golf. It is an 

event that will have a dramatic effect 

on the Birmingham-Bloomfield area. 

The PGA will be held Aug. 1-Aug. 5 

at Oakland Hills Country Club in 

Bloomfield Township. Practice rounds 

begin on Monday, July 30. 

Oakland Hills is in the Telegraph- 

Maple Road area, and it is there that 

the PGA's impact will be the greatest 

on local residents and businesses. An 

estimated 100,000 persons will come to 

Oakland Hills during the week as spectators 

— and most will be driving 

cars. 

Cpt. Ted Spring of the Bloomfield 

Township police department said the 

greatest amount of traffic congestion 

will occur at the intersection of Gilbert 

Lake and Maple? (the site of Oakland 

Hills). Spring said officers will be on 

duty at the intersection from 7 a.m. to 

7 p.m. ' 

The officers will direct spectators to 

Oakland Hills' North Course where 

there will be parking Spring said there 

will be officers at the North Course to 

assist in the parking. 

There will be no parking allowed on 

the side streets adjacent to Oakland 

Hills, said Spring. The Oakland County 

Road Commission will post tow-away 

zones in those streets. 

Spring said that in addition to han- 

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dling traffic control, the Bloomfield police 

also will handle crowd control 

responsibilities. He said that plainclothes 

officers will work in the crowd 

and watch for pickpockets and sneak 

thieves. 

"We'll handle it basically the same 

way we handle/ it last time (1972)," 

said Spring. "W£ had no problem then 

and we don't expect one this time." 

Ted Woehrle, the course superintendent 

at Oakland Hills, said that there 

will be room on the North Course to 

park 14,000 cars a day. 

PARKING IS included in the price of 

the tickets, if the tickets are bought in 

advance. Tickets are $10 for the practice 

rounds and $15 for the championship 

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Hudson's or Sears or can be ordered 

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The ticket price also includes a program. 

Spectators at Oakland Hills will find 

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Practice rounds start at 8 a.m., and 

championship rounds start at 7:30 a.m. 

Mary Ann Petres, of the PGA office, 

said that if spectators "want to see 

everything, they should get here by 8 

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More than 700 volunteers are expected 

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Businesses in the area are confident 

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WAYNE AND LENORA Dunlap 

could not believe the turnout for their 

Sunday evening retirement party. 

"I expected about 50 people at the 

most,' said Wayne. There were 155 

persons at the dinner reception in the 

Meeting House. 

Jim Sponseller, former editor of the 

Plymouth Mail, came from Rochester 

for the party. Jimmy Tamburini, who 

has played first trumpet for the Detroit 

Symphony Orchestra for 25 years, was 

there He is an old friend ,of Wayne's 

and Bill Beitner's. He always came out 

to play at least one concert each season 

with the Plymouth Symphony — usually 

the pops. 

Louise Hauenstein, wife of the late 

Nelson Hauenstein who was a longtime 

member of the Plymouth Symphony, 

came from Ann Arbor. Glennis 

Stout, first flute, was there. 

Harold Von Bergen, violinist and 

by 

ELLIE 

GRAHAM 

charter member of the orchestra; 

Joyce Lee, violinist; Peggy Bunge, violinist; 

her husband, Earl Bunge, percussionist; 

William Hulsker of Detroit, 

bassoonist; Max Stroup of Detroit, clarinetist; 

and John Perpich of Plymouth, 

first bass were there 

Other members of the orchestra 

were Jean Braun, first viola; Dr. John 

Moehler, first clarinet; Mary Ann 

Marks of Brighton, cello; Linda Ignagi, 

violin. Bob Randall of Livonia, horn 

section; and Mary Beth Derderdian, 

viola, who played the piano for the singalong 

at the party. 

Ann Arbor dentist Merrill Wilson, 

who pla'ys horn, and his wife, Charlene 

Wilson, who plays first trombone, attended 

the party Former members of 

the orchestra Jack McKinny and Dave 

Wolter of Dearborn returned for the retirement 

party 

Emcee Nat Sibbold and his head 

table guest, Frances Swan of Grand 

Rapids, said they plan to be married 

next month another happy note for a 

very special evening 

MARTHA DAVIS loves the thankyou 

notes she receives from young students 

These arrive a week or so after 

she has visited their classrooms with 

her talk and display of rocks. 

Martha believes that the children appreciate 

displays that they can touch, 

so she usually invites them to hold the 

unusual rocks and minerals in their 

hands. Among her collection is a clear 

piece of rock salt. 

With all the beautiful geodes, crystals 

and semi-precious gems, you never 

know what will appeal to the individual 

students. The following letter bears 

this out: 

Dear Mrs. Dams: 

Thank you for bringing in your 

rocks. We liked all of them. We especially 

liked to lick the salt. 

AND THERE'S A note from Judy 

Kammeraad 

"Thank you for the interesting article 

on our family-centered birth. 

"Unfortunately, we failed to mention 

the fact that the aid of the people at the 

Plymouth Childbirth and Family Resource 

Center made this possible for 

us The library and LaMaze training 

available were essential in our preparation 

of our five-year-old daughter for 

the birth. 

Also, our LaMaze teacher, Michelle 

Kirkman, went with us to the hospital 

to help with Jenny's needs Without her 

unselfish assistance, we would not have 

been able to include Jenny in Katie's 

birth. 

"We would be very grateful if some 

recognition of the Center aryi Michelle 

could be matfe. I'm sure this information 

might be helpful to other couples." 

For those who didn't read the story, 

Peter and Judy Kammeraad and their 

daughter, Jeuny, shared the experience, 

when their daughter, Kathryn 

was born May 29 in Women's Hospital, 

Ann Arbor. 

SALLY HOLMES and Howard Griffore 

had high scores at last Thursday 

afternoon's party bridge games in the 

Plymouth Cultural Center. 

PLYMOUTH LIONS Club is generous 

in its donations to the community, 

to preventive eye care and to the blind. 

For example, at their June meeting, 

members approved the following donations: 

They agreed to give $264 for eye examinations 

and glasses; $600 to the 

Michigan Eye Bank; $600 to Welcome 

Home; $300 to the Penrickton Nursery; 

$300 to the Leader Dog School for the 

Blind; and $100 for a sign for Miller 

Woods They also donated a Braille 

watch. 

Nice going, gentlemen. 

CIRCLE THE DATE July 21 on your 

calendar. That's the day for Old 

Village's Dearie Do You Remember 

When? festival. 

It will be the eightlf annual Dearie 

Day and the merchants, beaded by 

Ronnie Sebuck, are planning dozens of 

special features, sidewalk sales, enteri 

tainment, rides and games topped off 

' by a dance in the evening. 

Community 

pays tribute 

to retiring 

conductor 

Wayne Dunlap summed up his 28 

years as conductor of the Plymouth 

Symphony Orchestra as "the most enjoyable 

and satisfying time of my life." 

More than 150 persons — old friends, 

neighbors and members of the orchestra 

— gathered Sunday evening in the 

Mayflower Meeting House to honor 

Lenora and Wayne Dunlap who are 

moving to Texas later this summer. 

And^jere were stacks of letters from 

those who were unable to attend the 

dinner reception. 

Nat Sibbold, a former Plymouth resident, 

came from Battle Creek to be 

master of ceremonies. 

Sam Hudson, representing the Plymouth 

Rotary Club, reminisced about 

Dunlap's years (1956-1971) as a member 

of the club He recalled the summer 

concerts at the Pino farm when 

the maestro had persuaded his fellow 

Rotarians to become involved in the 

project and the amount of sheer manual 

labor that resulted. 

He told about the year the Rotary 

chicken barbecue became the Plymouth 

Fall Festival. Dunlap was appointed 

chairman of the cultural side of 

the festival and for years was responsible 

for entertainment, arts and crafts, 

during the early September fest. 

Hudson presented a certificate of appreciation 

from the club to the guest of 

honor. 

MARY CHILDS, mayor pro tem, 

read a proclamation from the City of 

Plymouth, signed by Plymouth Mayor 

Thomas Turner. It named June 24, 

1979, a day to honor Wayne Dunlap. 

State Rep. Robert Law delivered a 

special commendation from Gov. William 

Milliken. Elaine Kirchgatter presented 

a resolution of appreciation 

from the Plymouth-Canton Community 

Schools and another from the Plymouth 

Community Arts Council. 

Paul Miller, tympanist with the orchestra 

for 28 years, was a student of 

Dunlap's at the University of Michigan 

before he joined the orchestra. 

He said he had seen the musicians 

become a family, with "good music, 

good fun under the gentle hand of 

Wayne Dunlap." 

His talk was laced with anecdotes 

that led fellow orchestra member Bill 

Beitner to say after the party, "I wish 

we had recorded Paul's whole speech." 

Miller went back to his student days 

when he was playing in the U-M Symphony 

Orchestra. "I didn't have a tux 

and I didn't know how I ever would get 

a tux." However, he bought a portable 

typewriter "which Wayne wanted to 

trade for his standard model. It was a 

good deal for me and I was prepared to 

make an even trade." 

But it didn't work out that way. 

"Wayne said, And I have an extra tuxedo 

I'll throw in with the typewriter.' " 

Paul Miller had his first tux. 

HE RECALLED the time the orchestra 

was doing "La Traviata" with the 

Michigan Opera Association. At the 

Saturday rehearsal, everything was 

perfect. 

Sunday morning, the day of the con- 

* 

cert, the lead baritone could not speak 

above a whisper. A replacement was 

found after several frantic telephone 

• calls. The opera was being presented in 

English and the substitute, who had 

sung the part in Europe and America, 

could sing it in both English and Italian. 

He took his place in the orchestra pit 

beside the conductor. The regular 

tenor, in full costume, mouthed the 

words from the stage. 

"It-was beautifr.l," said Miller, "the 

best mouthing on record until the tenor 

came to the most dramatic part. In his 

excitement, he lapsed into Italian, as. 

the on-stage tenor mouthed the words 

in English." 

There were other occasions which, in 

retrospect, were funny. They were not 

particularly humorous at the time. 

There were soloists who could not 

sing in the key in which the music was 

written. "Wayne was always very gentle. 

He would just ask us to transpose 

from D to C " 

Miller recalled the concert that the 

conductor left his glasses in the dressing 

room. When he Went to retrieve 

them, discovered the door to the pit 

was locked and he could not get back 

in. "And once he forgot his tux and had 

to borrow Bill Beitner's."- 

"BUT THIS orchestra is very 

special," he said. "It has been a spring- 

Jean Braun (left), first viola in the symphony, and Louise Hauenstein 

were among the guests. 

i 

After 28 years as conductor of the Plymouth Sym- pated retirement on a small Texas ranch. (Staff photo 

phony Orchestra, Wayne Dunlap received a blue by Tim Richard) 

pitchfork decorated with the PSO logo for his antici- 


board and a catalyst for so many young 

musicians. 

"And I've enjoyed every mile of the 

80,000 I've driven to rehearsal." Miller 

commutes from Flint to Plymouth for 

rehearsals and concerts. 

In conclusion he said, "As Wayne 

would have said after his year in Vienna, 

'auf Wiedersehen.' This is not 

goodbye." 

Parting gifts from the Plymouth 

Symphony Society were presented by 

Fran Lang, past president of the society. 

There was a pitch fork painted in 

the orchestra's colors, blue and white; a 

farmer-type straw hat with a baton in 

the band; and for Wayne and Lenora 

Dunlap, a pewter tea service with the 

orchestra logo and the years 1951-1979 

engraved on the tray. 

Dunlap said, "There is no other com- 

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Emily Mutter Austin, concertmaster, was in the long line ot we 

wishers. 

Fran Lang, past president of the Symphony Society, made the presentations for the society to Wayne and Lenora Dunlap (from left) and 

their daughter, Betsy. 

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Paul Miller, tympanist and one of the speakers at under Dunlap for 28 years, Daisy Barnes and Edith 

the party (left), was seated at the head table with two Duranceau. 

original numbers of the orchestra who have played 

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Area youngsters soon will be able to check out hand puppets at 

the Dunning Hough Library on Main Street, Plymouth. 

The City of Plymouth presented a puppet tree to the library 

.earlier this week. The tree bears a plaque engraved with the 

words: Presented by the City of Plymouth ir\ memory of Beth 

Simescu, Oct. 26, 1978. 

Beth Simescu served as librarian in Plymouth from October 

1970 to July 1978: She died of cancer last October. During her 

years at the library, she instituted and enlarged many of the 

children's programs. The puppet tree, presented in her honor, will 

introduce another service for children. 

So far, there is just one puppet — a furry rabbit with a carrot 

— on the tree. Librarian Pat Thomas says they will have to wait 

until they have 20-25 puppets before they will be checked out for 

circulation. 

"WE HAVE ABOUT 75 items in the toy collection," said Miss 

Thomas, "and sometimes they are all out. So we'll have to have at 

least 20 to start." 

Donations of new hand puppets or contributions to buy puppets 

will be welcomed at the library. They will be added to the Beth 

Simescu memorial collection. 

"I have a couple of lists to order from,'' said the librarian. They 

range in price from $7 to $20. Persons wishing to add to the 

collection can stop in at the library, or send a check to Dunning 

Hough Library, 223 S. Main. Plymouth. 

The puppets will be circulated for short loan periods of one 

week. The educational toys also are checked out for periods of 

one week. 

The puppet tree was made by Dick Harden of Dick's Pine 

Crafts of Starkweather Street in Old Village. It was fashioned of 

pine and stained The tree will hold 14 puppets on its branches but 

Pat Thomas anticipates they will be very popular. 

She's hoping to have at least 50 in the collection. 

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Thursday, June 28, 1979 

Young nighthawk 'makes himself right at home' 

By ELINOR GRAHAM 

Nancy Dietrich, of 702 N. Harvey 

Street, has been devoting a good deal of 

attention to Chester this past week. As 

a result, Sam has been in a vile mood. 

Sam is her 8-year-old parrot. Chester is 

a baby nighthawk, a waif, an orphan 

Scott Cunningham, Ms, Dietrich's 

next door neighbor, found the baby 

nighthawk in front of Bill's Market on 

Starkweather. He was flopping around 

and sort of unsteady on his feet — obviously 

lost. If anyone could save the nestling 

without a nest, it was Nancy 

Dietrich, who has "brought up a lot of 

birds." 

They named him Chester and he took 

up residence at 702 Harvey. By day, his 

home is the newpaper-protected coffee 

table in the living room. By night, he 

Nancy Dietrich (left) and Jude Cunningham admire Chester. 

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has a snug cage in the corner of the 

kitchen. 

AT FIRST, he had to be coaxed and 

"sweet-talked" into eating. But he soon 

got over that and has become very aggressive 

in his demands. 

Every two or three hours he lets his 

hostess know he is on the verge of starvation. 

Ms. Dietrich prepared a mixture of 

raw ground beef, yolk of hard-boiled 

egg, and water. She mixed in some canary 

gravel for grit so he can grind up 

and digest the food. 

When she has prepared a batch of 

Chester's food, she forms it into tiny 

pellets and puts it in the freezer. Small 

amounts are thawed and kept refrigerated 

for his feeding schedule. 

A meal consists of several of the pellets. 

Nancy sticks each one on the t^p of 

a toothpick and drops it into Chester's 

large mouth. 

Jude Cunningham, Scott's wife, provides 

the flying bugs which have been 

trapped in a bug-catching device. All 

are washed down with water, enriched 

by bird vitamins and fed through an 

eye-dropper. 

Once his appetite is appeased, his 

eyelids begin to droop and he is ready 

for a nap. They are amazed at the way 

he flattens himself out and spreads out 

one wing when he sleeps. 

"THEY ARE not perching birds," 

Ms. Dietrich explained. "They live in 

rocks or rooftops. When he sleeps that 

way, you realize that he would be almost 

invisible on a rock. With his coloring, 

he would look like part of the 

rock." 

Tfce nighthawk closely resembles the 

whippoorwill. Both fly at dusk and 

their coloring is similar. The 

nighthawk has a forked tail while the 

whippoorwill's is rounded. The bfoad 

(Continued on page 9C) 

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During his 28 years with the orchestra, 

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The pewter tea service presented by Fran Lang on behalf of the Plymouth Symphony Society was admired 

by Wayne, Lenora and Betsy Dunlap. (Staff photos) 

How to submit news items 

The Suburban L-ife section of the 

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births and news of club and service 

organization activities. 

Forms are available for engagements 

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There is no charge and size is 

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them all by their first names." 

"As Paul said, the orchestra has had 

its moments of terror and its glorious 

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HEAD TABLE guests were Paul Miller, 

Edith Duranceau and Daisy Barnes 

who have played in the orchestra since 

it was founded, Nat Sibbold, Wayne and 

Lenora Dunlap, their daughter, Betsy, 

and their\son, Bruce, Wayne's sister, 

Bev Murray, Fran and Charles Lang, 

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Fred and Betty Nelson, Jerry and 

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Harriett Randall, Joanne Hu'lce, 

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a host of other friends attended the dinner. 

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Nancy Halmhuber of Plymouth, a 

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Community Schools and a teacher 

of emotionally impaired children, has 

been appointed an administrative associate 

in the department of special education 

at Eastern Michigan University. 

The appointment as administrative 

associate II was approved by the EMU 

Board of Regents at its regular monthly 

meeting on June 20. 

A native of Detroit, Halmhuber 

earned a bachelor's degree from Central 

Michigan University in 1972 and a 

specialist's degree in 1975 from EMU. 

Before her appointment at Eastern 

she worked as a psychologist for Plymouth-Canton 

Community Schools from 

1975-79. 

She also has taught and served as a 

consultant for emotionally impaired 

youngsters in the Branch Intermediate 

School District from 1972-75. 

A resident of Plymouth, she is a 

member of the Michigan Association of 

School Psychologists and served as associate 

editor of the organization's 

newsletter last year. She also is an active 

member of the National Association 

of School Psychologists. 

As an administrative associate II, 

she will assist in the development and 

implementation of administrative policies 

and objectives. 

She also will plan and supervise the 

fiscal management and administrative 

activities of special projects for the 

In a ceremony in Winter Park, Fla., 

Cheryl Dawn Wilson was married to 

John David Zimmerly. 

Cooley-Pellerin 

Mr. and Mrs. D R. Cooley of Livonia 

announce the engagement of their 

daughter Ruth to Michael Pellerin of 

Dearborn 

The bride-elect is a 1971 graduate of 

Franklin High School and is currently 

on the nursing staff at Oakwood Hospital 

in Dearborn. Her fiance, formerly 

of East Lansing, is on the athletic staff 

of Maxey Boys Training Center in 

Whitmore Lake 

A fall, 1980, wedding is planned 

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budgets and will advise faculty, 

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policies and procedures. 

Her appointment is effective immediately. 

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and 

Mrs. Davis E. Wilson of Cocoa, Fla. 

The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and 

Mrs. John Francis Zimmerly of 

Howell, formerly of Livonia. 

The Rev. William C. Tuck officiated. 

For the ceremony and reception, the 

bride chose a sheer ivory gown with 

lace inserts in the full sleeves. Her veil 

was floor length and her flowers were 

white roses. 

Three bridesmaids wore mauve empire 

dresses with pleated skirts and 

cape sleeves. They carried sweetheart 

roses and baby's breath. Margaret Wilson 

was maid of honor for her sister, 

and the bridesmaids were Rebecca Wilson 

and Barbara Ann Zimmerly. 

Robert Schoof served as best man. 

Seating the guests were Byron Wilson 

and Matt Leeds. The couple honeymooned 

in the Georgia Islands and will 

make their home in Canton, where the 

bridegroom has been living while 

working as a systems analyst for Burroughs 

Corp. in Detroit. He is a graduate 

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PLYMOUTH LIONS CLUB 

Members of the Lions Club of Plymouth 

will have an installation banquet 

Thursday, June 31 in the Mayflower 

Meeting House. Cocktail hour will begin 

at 6 p.m. and dinner will be served 

at 7. 

Entertainment will be provided by 

the Plymouth Community Chorus. 

PWP DINNER 

Plymouth-Canton Chapter of Parents 

Without Partners will meet for dinner 

Saturday, June 30 at Omar Khayyam's. 

Reservations should be made with 

Noreen, 595-8663, by Thursday, June 

28. 

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Members of the Pilgrim Garden 

Club, Federated Garden Clubs of Michigan, 

will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, 

June 28 in the home of Nancy Chapman. 

The final meeting of the season will 

be a potluck dinner. 

CHICKEN BARBECUE 

Veterans of Foreign Wars Mayflower 

Post 6695 will have a chicken 

barbecue dinner from noon to 6 p.m. 

Wednesday, July at the post, 1426 S. 

Mill Street, Plymouth. 

Dinners will be $3.50 for everyone 

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Saturday, June 30 will be Veterans 

Day at Tiger Stadium. All veterans and 

their families may take advantage of 

the outing planned by Plymouth Mayflower 

Post 6695 and its auxiliary. 

Buses will leave the post at 1426 S. Mill 

Street at 12:30 p.m. 

Bus trip, ticket to game, refreshments 

and dinner at the post after the 

game will cost $20 per person. 

For reservation information call the 

VFW, 453-9681. 

PLYMOUTH BPW MEETING 

"Retirement Planning for the Working 

Woman" will be the topic of a panel 

presentation when the Plymouth Business 

and Professional Women's Club 

meets at 6:30 p.m. Monday, July 16 in 

the Jacob Room of Hillside Inn. 

Panelists, all BPW members, will include 

Sandra Davis, bank manager, 

Irene Piccone, attorney; and Joan Silver, 

insurance agent. Women who 

would like to attend the meeting as a 

guest should call Daisy Proctor, 453- 

5045. 

The Business and Professional Women 

is an organization devoted to the advancement 

of working women and all 

are welcome as members. 

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an Old We$t Fair from 5-9 p.m. Friday, 

June 29 at the school on Canton Center 

Road between Joy Road and Ann Arbor. 

Trail. 

There will be a Texas beef barbecue, 

games, dunk tank hayride, prizes and 

many games. 

unions 

Plymouth High School 

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July 21 at the Plymouth 

Elks Club, Ann Arbor 

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Norma Robinson Kenyon, 

453-7615. 

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THE MAGIC OF JEWELRY (Part II) 

ORIN J. MAZZONI. Jr. 

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Jewelry found its place among 

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and cure illness This idea was carried 

through the ages, expanding to include 

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prestige and recognition 

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as medication are ideas now enter 

tained mainly as curiosities, the idea 

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to the present Two other strong 

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an item of adornment and its appreciation 

as a work of art 

Fine jewelry accents both ones 

wardrobe and one's physical features Pearls have been known to enhance 

any complexion Colored stones add excitement when coordinated 

with an outfit And diamonds light up the face and draw attention to any 

other area on which they are worn The precious metals add a subtle yet 

rich accent Yellow gold is especially noted for its warm glow 

Jewelry has advanced tremendously from the string of shells and 

bones of primitive man Today it is an art form The designs are drawn 

up by talented artists, the pieces executed by master craftsmen Some of 

the finest jewelry has found its way into museums Jewelry from any 

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depicting plant forms Modern art has inspired some of the clean and 

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425-5585 (Btwn Wayne ft N**>urgh) 522-9306 

Roland F. De Renzo', Paitor 

• MORNING WORSHIP. 10:00 a.m. • 

• BIBLE SCHOOL a 11:15 a.m. 

• EVENING SERVICE . 6:00 p.m. 

• WEDNESDAY SERVICE...7:00 p.m. 

• VISUALIZED CHILDREN S CHURCH.± 10:00 a.m. 

Holding lorth Ihe word of Lilt 

GRAND RIVER BAPTIST of LIVONIA 

34500 SIX MILE RD Just West ot Farmington Rd 

QMng the word ot a* « the free ot Mfe 

9:30 A.M.* Family Sunday School 

t 0 45 A.M. "BLESS GOD, AMERICA!" 

7:00 P.M. "FAITH NEVER FAILS" 

261-6950 Nursery Open 1 

P»»l0' 

Or Wilbert D Gough 

Rev Wm Bellaire 

Ass l Pastor Youth 

PLYMOUTH, MICHIGAN 

45000 N. TERRITORIAL RD 455-2300 

Vt Ml. West of Sheldon 

9:40 A.M. Sunday School 6:30 P.M. Evening Worship 

11:00 A.M. Morning Worship 7:45 P.M. Youth Fellowship 

WED EVE. 7:00 P.M. Fsmlly Night 

Dr William Slflhl Rev John Elliott 

Mrs Richard Kaye Music Dir 

HERALD Of MOPE 

WYFC 1520 

Mon thru Fri 

8 4;, AM 

M 

MARANATHA 

BAPTIST CHURCH 

Rev James H Russell, Pastor 

44815 Cherry Hill Rd., Canton, Mich 

981-Q895 

SUNDAY SERVICES 

FAMILY BIBLE SCHOOL 9:45 a m 

MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE 10 45 a m 

EVENING SERVICE 6:00 p.m 

MONDAY AWANA CLUBS Ages 5-13 6 45 pm 

WED BIBLE STUDYVPRAYER MEFTING 7 00 p m 

P 

FUNDAMENTAL EVANGELISTIC G.A R B,C. 

REFORMED CHURCH IN AMERICA 

e o p l e ^ s 

y h u r c h 

CANTON HIGH SCHOOL 

8415 

Canton Center Rd., 

near Joy 

Canton. Michigan 

Rev. Harvey Heneveld, pastor 

Phone: 981-0499 

10 AM - MORNING WORSHIP 

WORSHIP & SERVE 

with 

THE SALVATION 

ARMY 

290 Fairground 

Plymouth 

453-5464 . 


9 45 a m Sunday School 

1J 00 a m MornmQ Worship 

6 00 p m Evening Worship 

It Bill Hartoot. 

Officer 

NEWBURGH 

-UNITED METHODIST 

CHURCH 

36500 Ann Artxx Trai 

422-0149 

Rev Wm Ritter Minister 

Rev John Fenis, Assoc Minister 

Terry Gladstone 

Director ot Education 

WORSHIP SERVICE" 

ft CHURCH SCHOOL 

9 15 & 11 00 A M 

CLARENCEVILLE UNITED METHODIST 

20300 Middlebelt Livonia 

Pastor Gerald Fisher 474-3444 

6:00 p.m Youth MaMliiy 

9 a.m. Fir* WoraNp Service 

7 p.m. Sunday Evaning Servtoe 

1015 a.m. Tba Church School 

11:15 a.m. Second Service ot Worship 

7:30 p.m Wed -Tha MMmW 

Nursery Provided at AH Services Ak Condmonmy 

ST. ELIZABETH'S 

26 4 31 W Chicago Rd 

Redford-937-2880 

SUMMER SCHEDULE 

9:30 A.M. 

Parish Eucharist 

Child Care Provided 

Nursery & Church School 

Rev David M Liiiv.s 

EPISCOPAL £ 

HOLY SPIRIT, 

W E S T L A N D 

3484$Cowan Rd. 

281-8480 

, 9:30 A.M. Holy Eucharist & 

Sermon 

Rev. Emery Qrevetfe 

SAINT ANDREW'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 

16360 Hubbard Road Livonia, Michigan 46154 

421-8451 

W 

fcNA.M. 

KMX) A.M. 

UaL fiiâilel 

twp/ KMnann 

"Family Service" 

10:M A.M. 

• Nwrssry tot AesilsWs 

TUs Us*. Kseeath 8. Dsvts Tfcs As*. R. Sua Kratai 

Nursery Care 

Reformed Church in America 

NON-DENOMINATIONAL 

AGAPE FELLOWSHIP 

Of Plymouth 

Meeting at Masonic Building 

Penmman Ave Downtown Plymouth 

Full Gospel • Non-Denominational 

• Charismatic 

10 A.M. ADULT WORSHIP 

YOUTH/CHILDREN'S CHURCH 

6 P.M Worship 

WED 7:30 P.M Family Teaching 

Community 

Baptist Church 

28237 W WARREN 

Garden City 

Rev James B Allen, Pastor 

Sunday School -10am 

Sunday Morning Service 

- 11 a.m. 

Sunday Evening Service 

6 p.m, 

Mid-Week Prayer Service 

- 7:30 p.m. 

LIVONIA 

BAPTIST 

CHURCH 

AFFILIATED WITH 

SOUTHERN BAPTIST 

CONVENTION 

32940 SCHOOLCRAFT 

2 BLOCKS EAST Of 

FARMINGTON RD 

422-3763 

PASTOR ELVIN L. CLARK 

Sunday School 9 45 am 

Morning WorshipIO 45 a m 

Baptist Training Union 6pm 

Evening Worship Hour 7pm 

Wednesday Service 7pm 

MAIN STREET 

BAPTIST CHURCH 

Affiliated witt) 

Southern Baptist 

Convention 

9451 S MAIN. 

PLYMOUTH 

H, Thweatt Pastor 453-4765 

Sunday School 9 45 am 

Morning Worship 11am 

Baptist Training Union • 630 pm 

Evening Worship 7 30 p m 

Wednesday Service 700 pm 

DEAF MINISTRY 

CHRISTIAN 

SCIENCE 

FOURTH CHURCH 

OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 

24400 W -Seven Mite 

(near Telegraphi 

HOURS OF SERVICE 

11 00 A M 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 

tl 00 A W 

Nursery Carp Provided 

WEDNESDAY 

TESTIMONIAL 

MEETINGS 8PM 

ADVENTIST 

Plymouth Seventh Day 

Adventlst Churth 

4295 Napier Rd 

(Just N of Warren) 

Service Saturday 

Sabbath School 9 30 

Church Service 11 00 

Norman A. Yeager, Pastor 

Personage 459-1024 

Ass t Pastors Claude and Genny Lawson 

459-6240 

Agape Means The God Kind of Love 

Pastors Earl and 

Bobbi Moore 

CANTON CATHOLIC CHURCHES 

ST. JOHN NEUMANN 

Parish 

44600 Warron Road 

455-5910 

Fr Edward J. Baldwin 

Pastor 

Masses 

Sat 5 00 and 6 30 pm 

Sun. 8 am, 9:30 am 

11:00 am and 12:30 pm. 

Prayer 

Group 

* 8:45 A.M. 

WORSHIP 

SERVICE 

10:00 A.M. 


ST. THOMAS a' BECKET 

Parish 

42424 Castle Court 

981-1333 

Fr Ernest M Porcari, 

Pastor 

Masses at Mildred Field 

School 

1000 Haggerty Rd., South 

of Cherry Hill 

Sat. 6 00 p.m. 1 

Sun 9:00 a.m„ 10:30 a m 

and 12:00 

AMERICAN LUTHERAN 

CHRIST LUTHERAN 

14350 Wormer Road, Redford 

TIW0THY 

LUTHERAN CHURCH ALC 

8820 WAYNE ROAD 

at JOY 427-2290 

George A.-Fleischer, 

Pastor 

WORSHIP SERVICES 

8:30 4 10:00 A.M. 

Rev. Jerry Stroud 

Sunday School 

11:15 A.M. 

SWOftDOFTHi 

SPIRIT LUTHERAN 

34563 W. 7 MILE 

LIVONIA 476-3618 

Walter Dickinson 

464-6635 

SUN. WORSHIP 10MA.M. 

VACATION 

CHURCH SCHOOL 

JUNE 25-29 

» AM - 12:00 

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3 

I ACACIA 

SCHOOLCRAFT 

Ascension of Christ 

Lutheran Church 

16935 W. 14, Mile 

Birmingham 

Sunday " 

Famly Learning Hour 9 AM 

Morning Worship 10:15 AM 

Mid-Week School Wed 8:30 P M 

Peator W. E. Wotdt 644 MHO 

m mm 

PRESBYTERIAN 

WARD UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF LIVONIA 

Farmington Road & Six Mile Road 422 1150 

9:30 Sunday Service 

INDEPENDENCE SUNDAY 

Worship & Sunday School 9:30 A 11:00 a.m. 

"Is God on America's Side?" 

Dr. Bartlett L. Hess 

Recognition of Veterans 

7:00 p.m. 

Jack and Linda Henderson 

Wycliffe Missionaries 

Wednesday 7:30 p.m.-HOUR OF POWER 

Air Conditioned Sanctuary 

Broadcast WMUZ-FM 103.5 Nursery Provided at All Services 

TRINITY CHAPEL—Superior Township 

(Branch of Ward United Presbyterian Church, Livonia) 

Meeting at Isbister School—Canton Center Rd. south 

of Ann Artor Rd,, Plymouth 


at Both Services 

INDEPENDENCE SUNDAY 

9:45 a.m. Sunday School for All Ages 

11:00 a.m. Worship Service 

"Breaking Chains of Injustice" 

Rev. William C. Moore 

Children's Worship (through grade 4) 

For More Information 

Call 422-1150 

VILLAM IJMTTEFT 

PRESBYTERIAN 

25350 W SI) MILE RD 

534-7740 

Dr. L. Peterson 

WORSHIP SERVICE 

10:00 A.M 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 

CHURCHSCHOOL 

10:00 A.M 

Nursery tor both services 

St. Mark s 

Presbytenan 

26701 JOY RD. 

Dearborn Hgts. 

Pastor John Je*tre> ?78 9340 

Worship 

Service 

1040 A.M 

Dial A Ride 278 934( 

ST. PAUL S UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 

27475 Five Mile Rd. (at Inkster) 422-1470 

Worship 10 a.m. 

"BETTER TO LIGHT A CANDLE" 

Dr. Whitledge 

Continental Breakfast 8:45 a.m 

Bible Study 8:45 a.m. 

William F Whitledge and Robert G. Cox, Robert G. Armstrong, Ministers 

+ tnnor 

FIRST (Organized 1835) 

PRESBYTERIAN (U P C U S A 

PLYMOUTH (Main &,Church). 


10:00 A M. 

Philip Rodgeri M»y»e Minute 

453-6464 

ative contemporary meaningful 

tifcOOAJi 


GENEVA UNITED PRESBYTERIAN 

CANTON Sheldon Rd N o< Forcl Rd 

Margaret A. Scabfch, Interim Pastor 

ROSEDALEGARDENS 

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 

Hubbard at W. Chicago 422-0494 

WORSHIP & CHURCH SCHOOL 

8:30 and 10:00 A.M. 

"THIS IS THE LAND" 

Rev. Ralph J. Hawley 

Stated Clerk Presbytery of Detroit 

Church School 10:00 A.M. 

P R E S B Y T E R I A N F R E E 

C H U R C H 

30025 Curtis Ave., Livonia 

(West of Middlebelt) 

SERVICES 

Sunday 11:00 A.M. & 7:00 P.M. 

Sunday School 10:45 A.M. 

Thursday, Prayer Meeting 8:00 P.M 

Rev. John MacSween, Minister 

CHRISTIAN 

CHURCH 

(Disciples of Christ) 

LIVONIA 

CHRISTIAN 

CHURCH 

36075 7 Mile Rd 

476-2075 

Church School 9:30 A M 

Worship Service 11 A.M. 

- J 

n e t 

Fellowship 12 Noon 

Rev Austin C. Denney 

PI 

m 

• J r 

CARL R. ALLEN 

PASTOR 

f ( R S t 

H o l t 

c b r j H c b 

cip t h e 

n c i z n n e r x i 

,W. Tw*ty» 

MORAVIAN 

UNIThI) 

li mis 

SALEM UNITED 

CHURCH OF CHRIST 

Oakland at Grand Rive' 

Farmington 

Worship Service 9 00 a m 

Church 0«ice GR 4 6880 

Rev James A Nelson Mm' 

Parsonage 4 74 ?944 

NATIVITY CHURCH 

Henry Rutt at vV?$t Gh cauo i . 

421-5406 

Worship & Church School 

10:00 am 

Dr. Robt H Jacobson 

U N I T Y 

UNITY 

OF LfVONIA 

28660 Five Mile 

421-1760 

SUNDAY 10:00 & 

11:30 A.M. 

Oial-a-Thought 261-2440 

FAITH COMMUNITY CHURCH 

Pioneer Middle School 

46081 Ann Arbor Rd., Plymouth 

Family Worship Service 10 30 A M 

Nursery Available 

Rev. Darryl Bell, Pastor 459-2199 

A Protestant Church Serving the Community 

CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 

PLYMOUTH CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 

41550 E. ANN ARBOR TRAIL. PLYMOUTH 

453-1525 

The Difference is Worth the Drive 

W5ajn. SUNDAY SCHOOL 

11:00 s.m. MOANING WORSHIP 

MO pjn. SOUND OF SUNDAY FAGHT 

WED. 7:00 P.M. Midweek Service 

. 9:45 Sunday School 

- 10:50 Worship 

6:30 p.m. Praia* & Worship 

Wednesday 

7:00 Family Night 

Nursery Provided at All Services 

477-2526. 

W E S L E Y A N 

WARRENWOOOS 

WESLEYAN 

66nV#nov Aesnano 48185 

4 ?*• -11 7 0 

SUNDAY SCHOOL "VOO'A M 

WORSHIP SfHV'CC 11 00 AM 

LIFECONFERENCE 

4 00 P.M 

PASTOR HARRY WV4QAR

Flex Bradley teaches sign language to«4from left) Alan Machanak, 

Ginger Bloomfield and Michael Brooman. It is part of a Bible School 

program at Memorial Church of Christ to make hearing children 

aware of the problems faced by the deaf. 

tyouu. \nu\tat\on to COausYiip 

CANTON CALVARY 

Assembly of God 

, 7933 Sheldon Rd 

Between Warren & Joy Rd 

REV M GREGORY GENTRY - PASTOR - 

455-0820 

9 45 AM - Family Bible Study Hour 

11 00 A M Adult Worship & Children's Church 

6 30 P M Prayer & Praise Gathering 

Nursery Available 

r 

Pastor Williams 

Nursery Provided at All Services 

11:00 A.M. 

Pastor Raimer 

7:00 P.M. 

BETHEL MISSIONARY 

ASSEMBLY OF GOD 

8900 MIDDLEBELT 

NORTH OF JOY RD 

ACHARISMATIC GROUP 


9 45-10 45 AM • 6 30 P M 

THURS • 7:00 P M 

PASTORS 

J.J TRAUB 

M TYLER 

261-1967 Of 421-9140 

UNITED ASSEMBLY OF GOD 

42021 E. Ann Arbor Trail Ptymouth, Ml 

Pastof, Jack Williams • Youth Pastor. Phil Knst 

SUNDAY 

10:00 a.m. Sunday School 

11:00 am. Morning Worship 

Patriotic Music by Choir - Pastor Speaking 

6:30 p.m. Evening Worship 

Patriotic Music "RING ALL THE BELLS" 

in Kellogg Park 

WEDNESDAY 

7:00 p.m. FAMILY NIGHT 

Adult Bible Study Youth PowerHouse Service 

Welcome to Our Father's House 

TRI-CITY 

ASSEMBLY 

OF GOD 

2100 HANNAN ROAD 

WAYNE, MICHIGAN 

721-6832 

Pastor Raimer 

Jesus Loves You and So Do We 

Serving Wayne WesBand and Canton 

CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY 

CHURCH 

Assemblies of God 

41355 SIX MILE ROAD 348-9030 

Northville, Mich. 48167 

Irving M Mitchell. Pastor 

Gary Hanson. Youth Pastor 

Gary Wilhngham, Minister of Outreach 

11:00 A.M. 

"THE SOUL THIRST 

QF JESUS" 

6:30 P.M. 

Pastor Mitchell will minister 

APOSTOLIC 

APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST 

993 N HOLBROOK PLYMOUTH 

455-4861 334-6040 

PASTOR C T GRAY 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 10 AM 

SUNDAY EVANGELISTIC 7PM 

WED EVE BIBLE STuDv 7 p M 

"The Church On The RocK" Matt 16-18 

LIVONIA 

15431 Merriman Rd 

SUNDAY WORSHIP 

11:00 A M & 6:00 P M 

Rob Robinson Minister 

427-8743 

CHURCHES OF CHRIST 

GARDEN CITY 

1657 Middlebelt Rd 

SUNDAY WORSHIP 

11 a.m & 6 p.m. 

Bible School 10 a.m. 

Wed 7:30 p.m. Worship 

Hobart E Ashby Minister 

422-0660 or 261-1694 

See He raid of Truth 

TV Channel 20 Sunday 9:30 a.m. 

Call or Write for Fjee Correspondence Course 

L" 

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mmm 

FARMINGTON HILLS 

CHRISTIAN CENTER 

Drake Rd at Freedom 

Phone 478-1511 

Rev. Edmund Lother Pastor 

SUNDAY 

9 45 AM - Sunday School 

10 45 AM - Worship 

7O0 PM Revival Ratty 

Thursday 7 30 PM 

Affiliated with the Assemblies of God 

464-6554 

LUTHERAN MISSOURI SYNOD 

CHRISTOUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN CHURCH 

MISSOURI SYNOD 

REV. RALPH G. SCHMIDT. PASTOR 

WORSHIP SERVICES EVERY SUNDAY 10:00 A.M. 

LUTHERAN CHURCH 

Of 

The 

14175 Farmington Rd. 

Livonia 

Holy Communion - 1st and 3rd Sundays 

3,1 c \ Q IK ST 

46250 ANN AR.OOP. ROAD PLYMOUTH 

Kenneth ZielUe Paste 453 5252 453 1 QQQ 

Su^dov Wo's'vp 

9 00 am - 10 45 am 

O'bie Study 0 Su^dov SC'k)0 

9 00 a m 

NURSER Y PRO VIDED 522-6830 

God ( ,ircs tor N< HI 

GRACELUTHERAN CHURCH 

MISSOURI SYNOD 

25630 GRAND RIVER at BEECH DALY 

532-2266 REDFORD TWP 

SUNDAY SERVICES SUNDAY SCHOOL 

9:15 A 11:00 A.M. 9:15 A 11:00 A M. 

Rev. V, F. Halboth, Jr.. Pastor 

Rev Victor F. Halboth. Sr., Pastor Emeritus 

Steven F. Arnold, Dir. of Christian Ed. 

EVANGELICAL CONVENANT CHURCH OF AMERICA 

4* 

MEMORIAL 

CHURCH ot CHRIST 

(Christian Church) 

35475 Five Mil. Rd 

464-6722 

MARK McGILVREY, Minister 

CHUCK EMMERT 

Youth Minister 

BIBLE SCHOOL 

(All ages)...9:90 a.m. 

Morning Worship,..10:45 a.m. 

Evening Worship 

& Youth Meetings 

6:30 p.m. 

FAITH 

COVENANT 

CHURCH 

During construction: 

Meeting at North Farmington High School, 

13 Mile near Farmington Rd. 

10 a.m. Worship Service 

4 

Pastor 

Michael A. Halleen 

Office 

32910 W. 13 Mile Rd. 

626-7140 

T here is no limit to 

God's wisdom; 

no limit to His power, 

His mercy, His love. 

There is no limit to God. 

LUTHERAN WISCONSIN 

Wisconsin Evangelical 

Lutheran Churches 

WISCONSIN LUTHERAN 

RADIO HOUR 

WIID A.M. 1090 Sunday 10:00 am 

In Livonia—St PaulsEv Lutheran Church 

17810 Farmington Rd 

Paftor Winfred Koelpm • 261-6*59 

• Worship Services 8:30 a.m. A. 10:00 a.m. 

In Plymouth — St Peter Ev Lutheran Chyrch 

1343Pennimsn'Xvs 

Pastor Leonard Koenioger e -453-3393 

Worship Services 8 410 30 a m, e Sunday School 9 15 a m 

In Retftord TowWeMp — Lo% Park E'v Lutheran Church 

T4750Kintoch 

Pastor Edward Zetl e 532-8655 

Worship Services 8:30 a.m. A fi a m e Sunday School 9 45 a m 

In Weetiand — Our Savior E*. Lutheran Church 

Warren at farmington Rd Pastor Jack A dePuner e 427-8119 

Worship 9:30 a.m. 

ST. MATTHEW 

LUTHERAN 

Church & School 

5885 Venoy 

1 8* N

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Reading club is for singles only 

By DICK FOSTER 

If you're into the singles scene and 

you like to read, then the Singles Booklovers 

Club may be for you. 

The club, based in Philadelphia, was 

founded in 1970 by Bob Leach, a widower 

who saw a need for an outlet for 

cultured, unmarried people. He started 

it to help them get acquainted through 

their mutual interests in reading. 

The club's founder now has an assistant, 

his wife Ruth, who concentrates on 

most of the paperwork. 

Leach and his wife put out a monthly 

Tibbitts wed 50 years 

m 

FLOYD AND FLORENCE TIBBITTS 

WITH GREAT-GRANDDAUGHTER, 

RONDA 

Former Plymouth Mayor Floyd A. 

Tibbitts and his wife, Florence, will 

celebrate their golden weddfng anniversary 

June 30. 

Floyd Tibbitts and Florence Boring 

were married in Detroit June 30, 1929. 

He was born in Port Huron and she was 

born in OrtonviHe. They were living in 

Pontiac when they met. 

The couple moved to the Plymouth- 

Northville area in 1931. Tibbitts served 

as a Plymouth City Commissioner 

from 1949-1954. He was mayor of the 

city in 1951 and 1952. They moved to 

West Palm Beach, Fla. in 1958 where 

they live at 2113 Wellington Road. 

They have four children: Mrs. Rita 

Ryder Shearer of West Palm Beach; 

Lawrence Tibbitts of Steamwood, 111.; 

Betty Whyatt of Livonia; and Pam 

Gould of West Palm Beach. They have 

10 grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. 

newsletter. The newsletter doesn't promote 

any certain style or type of raeding. 

It only provides correspondence 

between singles who read a lot. 

The monthly publication lists each 

new member, marriages that are the 

result of correspondence and personal 

profiles on members, listing their occupations, 

hobbies or favorite movies. 

Using code numbers instead of 

names, the newsletter also lists each 

person's age, height, city and state. 

THE CLUB'S GOAL, according to a 

member who has asked not to be 

named, is to provide a large pool of 

compatible people to meet. 

"The club is a nice way to meet people 

and it's a great alternative to the 

bar scene," she said. "Most of the people 

I've met through the club are over 

30 and are tired of the bars where everything 

seems so put on." 

The club member said she joined the 

club for fun after a member told her 

about it. 

"It's really quite popular. I discovered 

there were 10-12 members in the 

metropolitan Detroit area," she said. 

According to the member, there are 

•)ther members in 45 states, some provinces 

in Canada and a few foreign 

countries including Germany. 

Th$ newsletter that sent to each 

member includes a list of the male 

members for the women and a list of 

the female members for the men. 

MIGRAINE 

HEADACHES 

ELIMINATED! 

it 

How long can 

this go on?" 

...Headache 

sufferers ask 

this question... 

IT'S UP TO YOU! 

CALL 422-7800 

TO MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT 

AIL INSURANCE PLANS PAY FOR 

CHIROPRACTIC SERVICES, INCLUDING 

BLUE SHIELD, AETNA, METROPOLITAN, 

TEAMSTERS, AUTO. INSURANCE, WORKMEN'S 

COMPENSATION, MEDICARE & MEDICAIDE. 

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"If you see someone who has similar 

reading interests or is just appealing 

because of his description, you can send 

in foua^detailed one-page information 

sheeton him," she said. 

IN THE SHORT time the club has 

been in existence, starting with just 30 

members, there have been 50 marriages. 

"I've had people fly in to see me after 

we've corresponded but nothing 

came of any of the meetings. Most of 

them were nice and interesting to talk 

to but they just weren't my type," she 

added. 

For the $19 annual dues fee, a member 

receives the newsletter and a twoline 

synopsis about him or herself in a 

newsletter. 

Interested singles can write to Box 

AE, Swarthmore, Pa. 19081 for more 

information about the club. 

Alcoholic profile 

According to the National Council 

on Alcoholism, a Torco Drive-supported 

agency, the average alcoholic 

is a man or woman in their middle 30s 

with a good job, a good home and a 

family. 

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Subtitles include "when fat was 'in' 

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There's a movement afoot, and this 

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There's a gorgeous blonde sensuous 

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She is the national fashion consultant 

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that thin isn't always in 

The birth of The National Assoication 

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rights — a sort of political mouthpiece 

' And now there's Carole Shaw, editor 

of her brainchild, now on the newstands. 

"BIG BEAUTFIUL WOMAN" was 

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trip. Preparing to go on a vacation and 

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a boost, Carol shopped, and 

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trip and watched the frustrations flare 

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"What's needed, Carole?" he asked 

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"The demand has been beyond our 

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The former professional singer has 

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Focus on Canton. China 

Thursday, June 28.1U79 

Train and bus trips to craft shop, ancestral temple 

By GLORIA HOPFNER 

Special writer 

(Gloria Hopfner of Plymouth recently 

traveled to Hong Kong and to 

the Republic of China and relates 

her experiences and observations in 

this special series for readers of 

The Observer) * 

Boarding the train at Hong Kong, we 

were off to Canton, China. 

Traditionally when the train reaches 

the border at Lo Wu everyone must detrain 

and walk across the bridge to go 

through visa inspection, health card 

check, customs, currency declaration 

and then surrender a signed immigration 

slip. -Long live the great unity of 

the people of the world!" proclaimed a 

large and prominent red-and-white 

banner outside the station. And "Mobilize 

and strive to fulfill the genuine task 

for the new period'" read another. 

Chinese officials were courteous and 

efficient After we complete all of the 

f 

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UiUh UaUh 

checks to their satisfaction, we were 

ushered into the dining room for lunch. 

Seated at round tables for 10 we 

were served a family-style Chinese 

meal, which included sweet and sour 

pork "for the tourists," with whom it is 

always a very popular choice. Our tour 

group included members from Venezuela, 

England, Germany, South Africa, 

Canada, California, Washington, 

New York, Michigan, and Illinois. 

AS WE EXITED the dining hall, another 

sign warned that "Passengers are 

advised that there is no toilet on the 

train from Lo Wu to Canton. There are 

some, however, in the station." 

Reboarding, we found the train 

transformed. All seats had been covered 

with freshly laundered covers and 

headrests topped with lace doilies. A 

female attendant or hostess had been 

added in a uniform of. navy slacks and 

short-sleeved white blouse. Her long 

black braids fell almost to her hips. She 

could neither speak nor understand 

by GUNDELLA 

Music is essential 

to churches, magic 

"Music has charms to soothe the savage beast, to soften rocks 

and bend the knotted oak." 

— Congreve 

From the beat of a primitive African tribal drum to the resounding 

chords of Handel's "Messiah," music is an intricate part of the religious 

ritual of all mankind. 

It offers a link with the spiritual world and brings man closer to his 

God. It would be hard to find a religion that does not employ music of 

one kind or another to enhance its rituals. 

Even the angels in Christian mythology play harps, trumpets and the 

like. 

MUSIC IS an important part in the working of "magic." It would be 

difficult, indeed, to cast a spell without chanting an incantation. 

Beethoven said that music is the mediator between the spiritual and 

sensual lives It is certainly triv that all of man's emotions are best 

expressed through the use of this medium. 

Shakespeare said: "The nun that hath not music in himself and is not 

moved with concord of sweet sounds is fit for treasons, stratagems and 

spoils; let no man trust him." 

Gaiety and grief, love, fear, excitement and passion are all conveyed 

in musical strains It has been said that a musician is truly the greatest 

of all magicians, for there is none over whom he cannot cast a spell. 

I PAY TRIBUTE to a very special group of magicians — the public 

school band directors 

Each September they meet with a new group of children who may 

know nothing whatsoever about music. By late October, these children 

are playing recognizable tunes. By the time of the Christmas program, 

they are playing as a group -5 a real band! 

If parents are thrilled by this, just wait another four months, when it is 

time for the spring concert. By then, the school band will make you tap 

your toes to their beat. 

School band directors are paragons of virtue. They display more patience 

than Job himself. They are usually the first ones at school in the 

morning, the last to leave at night. 

They think nothing of embarking with a bunch of teenagers on a bus 

trip to a neighboring school district for a band festival, or half-way 

across the country to take part in a parade. 

They march with these kids and inspire them in the coldest winter 

weather, on the hottest summer days. 

AND WHEN THE bond issue doesn't pass, or the millage is defeated, 

they are the first to lose their jobs. 

When a school district cuts back on its music department, it makes a 

big mistake, for music is not an "extra-curricular frill." It is the stuff 

that life is made of. It is the sound of man. 

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English, but did inquire of each of us, 

"Tea?", which she then provided in 

hand-painted covered China cups containing 

boiled water and loose tea 

leaves without cream or sugar. This 

could be rested on a small shelf just 

below the window. 

Moving out, we soon found ourselves 

traversing low, mostly flat farmland, 

virtually all of it under cultivation. Water 

buffaloes still are used as work animals 

because the farms are not yet 

mechanized. We later were told that 

one of China's goals is to have all farms 

mechanized by 1985. 

There was an occasional settlement 

with low buildings, many rice fields 

and a few low hills on the horizon. Oscillating 

fans on the ceiling of the car 

provided the only cooling on an extremely 

warm day. Sounds of stringed 

instruments was played over the P A. 

system without any melody that I could 

discern. 

We arrived at Canton and transferred 

to buses, which took us first to 

Kwangchow Museum. Because every 

town and city long has had both a Cantonese 

and a Mandarin name, the government 

is making a strong effort to 

encourage everyone to use only the 

Mandarin names. Therefore, we found 

that our destination, Canton, is called 

Kwangchow or Guangzhou (phonetic 

spelling is optional in English). 

Our visit at the museum was a casual 

one without guide or commentary, so 

we wandered at will among the many 

displays. There were handsome, sculptured 

busts, many with the face left unglazed 

to allow for finer features. All 

of the information cards attached to 

the displays were printed in Chinese 

without a translation. 

Around 5 p.m. we arrived at our hotel 

— the Tung Fong, or Tung Fang or 

Dong Fdng (take your pick). Our, room 

with attached bath was clean and comfortable 

with twin beds, each with a 

ceiling-hung coronet of mosquito netting, 

an oscillating fan and all of the 

other amenities we had come to expect, 

except a television set. Small loss, 

though Chinese TV offers no daytime 

programming and is available for only 

Bids submitted 

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Reconstruction of parts of Haggerty Road in 

Livonia and Plymouth and of Beck Road in Plymouth 

Township may begin this year. 

The Michigan Department of Transportation in 

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of Haggerty between Five and Six Mile Road and a 

mile portion of Beck from North Territorial to Five 

Mile. Both road portions are now gravel. 

Ajax Paving Industries of Madison Heights was 

the low bidder on both projects. It bid $1,024,985 on 

the Haggerty paving and $1,532,552 on the Beck 

work. 

Both projects are scheduled for completion in 

July 1980. 

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After dinner the first evening we 

were taken to a theater to be entertained 

by Chinese folksingers and dancers. 

There another great banner: "Long 

live the victory of Chairman Mao's revolutionary 

line of literature and art!" 

Also, "Hold high the great banner of 

Chairman Mao and advance from victory 

to victory." And under a photograph 

of Chairman Mao high on the 

wall in the lobby, "The Great Leader 

Chairman Mao will live in our hearts 

forever!" 

Advancing from the wings with military 

precision between numbers, an attractive 

Chinese woman acted as mistress 

of ceremonies to explain in Chinese 

what was coming next. Performances 

featured highly skilled 

execution, brilliant costumes, great 

enthusiasm, bright lighting and attractive 

sets. Themes behind the skits took 

on political overtones, which would 

have been lost on the tourists without 

benefit of a translation volunteered to 

us by a friendly Chinese spectator in an 

adjoining seat. 

At bedtime, I spread my mosquito 

net as a test. I lay down and watched 

the net billow each time the fan swept 

from side to side. I closed my eyes and 

discovered that no cooling breeze was 

coming through. With the night quite 

warm, I abandoned use of the net and, 

after a cooling shower, managed to 

sleep very well. 

NEXT MORNING we had a choice 

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The latter featured ham omelet, 

toast, roll, butter, marmalade and tea 

or coffee. I had selected European, but 

requested orange juice, which had not 

been offered. Our waitress disappeared 

for awhile, then returned to place before 

me a chilled bottle of orange pop. 

She was trying to oblige, but oranges 

must be imported and are very expensive 

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The Chinese were very hospitable. At 

every new place we went, we were always 

cordially welcomed. A cup of tea 

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student told us that once while visiting 

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When the nephfew returned, his uncle 

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We were shown a 500-year-old 

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Chinese ancestral worship has also 

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He kept referring to "Before Liber 

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"Liberation from what?" He could offer 

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We're giving away tickets 

We're still taking entries in our little 

contest to give away a set of tickets for 

18 children (12 or under) and two adults 

to the Dobritch International Circus in 

Westland on Aug. 31. 

If you know of a group of kids who 

would like to see a two-hour show under 

the big top, write us a letter — 50 

words maximum — explaining why 

they deserve some fun. Deadline for entries 

is July 31. 

The showing of the fcircus is sponsored 

by the Wayne County Deputy 

Sheriff s Association. Judging for the 

entries will be done by a group of Observer 

editors. 

Send entries to Circus, Section 4, The 

Observer, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 

48150. 

Detroit whoops it up on the waterfront 

Motown goes bang 

If Yankee Doodle were going to town this Fourth of July, 

he'd be going to Detroit. 

He'd get there Friday and stay at least until Wednesday, 

July 4 — the running dates of this year's Detroit-Windsor 

International Freedom Festival. 

And rather than call it "macaroni," Yank would probably 

agree with freedom festival committee chairman Robert G. 

Wall and call this, the 21st annual festival, the best one ever. 

THE FESTIVAL has grown into the largest and most successful 

continuous event of its kind in North America, according 

to Wall. This year's schedule is jammed with athletic 

events, parades, exhibits, demonstrations, shows, regattas, 

tournaments, races, picnics, concerts, religious services, 

and, of course, the fireworks. 

• In addition, 26 nationalities — Arabic, Irish, German, 

Scandinavian, Armenian and Greek included, to name a few 

— will participate in the International Ethnic Festival at 

Hart Plaza, at the foot of Woodward. Featured will be foods, 

as well as a wide assortment of crafts and gifts representative 

of each ethnic group. Hours are noon to 11 p.m. Friday 

through Wednesday. 

The festivities begin tomorrow — officially at 5:30 p.m. 

with hand-shaking mayors Weeks of Windsor and Young of 

Detroit — but actually at 11:30 a.m. with the Manufacturers 

Bank-Spirit of Detroit Regatta up and down the Detroit River 

and out on to Lake St. Clair 

Competing in two classifications will be some 50 offshore 

racing boats that will reach speeds of 80 mph over two 

courses — one 90 miles long, the other nearly 200 miles long. 

There will be unlimited vantage points on both sides of the 

Detroit River until around 1 p.m., when the boats head out to 

Lake St. Clair. 

Later in the day, beginning at 7:30 p.m., the Bob-Lo boat 

fireworks cruise sets sail. Approximately 1,200 people will 

board the ship in quest of that perfect vantage point for the 

fireworks later in the evening. 

The Joe Vitale dance band will also be aboard, doing what 

it does best for those inclined to kick up their heels a bit. 

Tickets for the cruise are $6.95 and may be purchased by 

calling the Detroit Chamber of Commerce, 964-4000. 

Military aircraft and an aerobatic stunt plane will buzz 

over the Detroit River starting at 7 p.m. 

Then, starting about 9:55 p.m., the seven-ton Hudson's- 

Stroh's fireworks display will light up the sky for one hour, 

providing a magnificent sight and sound show guaranteed to 

amaze adults and scare young children and dogs. 

Over 600,000 people are expected; bring suntan lotion if 

you plan to arrive early and be prepared for choppy waters 

if you're on one of the hundreds of boats that will fill the 

river. In case of inclement weather, the aerial show will be 

postponed for 24 hours. 

The bombclouds bursting in air are launched from four 

barges in the river, located opposite the Veterans Memorial 

Building, Cobo Hall and Ford Auditorium. 

"Each year, we carefully space the novelty shells so 

there's no lull in the show," says Art Wright, director of 

special events for Hudson's. "We don't want to have too long 

a gap without a racket, or the show will lose its momentum. 

"We build to a crescendo to knock the people off their 

seats. They really enjoy our finales " 

ON SATURDAY, it's back to the river 

and off to Belle Isle. 

The Detroit Boat Club's International 

Rowing Regatta gets stroking at 8 

a.m. Eight events will be run along the 

one-mile river course. Spectators can 

take in the action from the Belle Isle 

Bridge or the island's shoreline. 

At 9 a.m. on the island a lO-ity^ run 

gets underway, At the same time rrm-\ 

nicipal employees from Windsor and 

Detroit begin day-long competition in 

baseball and tennis events. You can't 

Elsewhere. . . 

Don't want to go downtown? 

The Willow Metropark near New 

Boston starts a new program of dancing 

with Its fireworks program this 

weekend. 

A new outdoor dance center is the 

location for square dancing 7:45-9:45 

p.m. Fridays, starting tomorrow and 

running through July 27. 

This weekend. Tie Phil Gram Orchestra 

will 

7:30-11 p.m. 

display will 

jstaittag around fc4S p.m. 

join in the fun unless you've already 

registered, but watchers are always 

welcome. 

The kids' favorite Aesop fables will 

come to life on Saturday. The Melikin 

Puppet Theater will present such alltime 

favorites as "Androcles and the 

Lion" at the Hart Plaza pyramid. Free 

performances are set for 3, 3:45 and 

4:3to p.m. this day, and for noon, 12:45, 

1:3a and 2:15 p.m. Sunday. 

For the old at heart — the very old 

"afheart — the Ancient Fife and Drum 

Willow is located off 1-275. Exit at 

Bell Road and turn east on Willow 

Road to the park entrance. 

The Huron-Clinton Metroparks are 

expecting the July 4 holiday to be on of 

their biggest if the weather is good. 

Groups of 50 or more are asked to notify 

the appropriate park office in advance 

so officials can snggest the best 

location. 

Events are free, except for vehicle 

entry — $7 for an annual permit or $2 

daily. 

The fireworks display on the Detroit River is tê centerpiece 

for the annual Freedom Festival in Detroit and Windsor. 

Over half a million people will line the water and peer 

from office building windows to watch the skyline erupt into 

Corps Music Muster will perform at 

Greenfield Village — also this day and 

the next. Admission to the village is 

$3.75 for adults and $1.75 for children. 

SUNDAY, the mighty unlimited hydroplanes 

hold their annual race on the 

Detroit River, starting at noon. Interspersed 

with five heats of the unlimited 

race will be five heats of the 

Grand Prix Race, with hydroplanes 

about three-quarters the size of the 

"unlimiteds." 

The three-mile unlimited course 

starts at the Roostertail night club and 

heads downriver to a turn near the 

Belle Isle bridge. Grand Prix boats run 

a smaller course with the west turn 

near the Whittier Hotel. Viewing is 

available all along the riverfront. 

The unlimited hydroplanes are 

powered by World War II fighter plane 

engines with up to 3,000 horsepower. 

Their average lap speeds are 132 mph, 

with top speeds near 200 mph. 

Also, as part of the annual meeting 

of the Antique and Qassic Boat Society, 

there will be a parade of antique 

racing boats on display on the river between 

laps of the races. The antiques 

were built from 1921 to 1938 and include 

boats such as Miss America IX, 

the first boat to exceed 100 mph. 

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color. Other events scheduled are the hydroplane races on 

Sunday, and Olympiad '79 — a meeting of theater groups 

from around the world who will be performing in town (see 

story on page 2D). 

Don't feel like driving? 

The Detroit Department of Transportation 

will run a shuttle bus service 

to the riverfront and back for the fireworks 

display on Friday. 

Buses will leave from the Wonderland 

Center in Livonia (between gates 4 

and 5) and from Northland Center in 

Southfield (lots C and D) starting at 

5:30 p.m. Fare is 75 cents each way. 

Passengers can disembark downtown 

along Jefferson between Randolph 

and Washington Boulevard. Return 

buses start operating along Jefferson 

immediately after the fireworks 

display. For more information, call 

DOT at 224-6400. 

Elsewhere on Sunday will be the 

C.W. Dickerson Bugle, Fife and Drum 

Corps performing military music at 

noon in the Hart Plaza amphitheater, 

and a square and round dance, 2-5 p.m. 

in the ballroom of the Veterans Memorial 

Building. The dance is free and 

open to advanced dancers and 

beginners. 

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OTHER EVENTS in the Freedom 

Festival include: 

• The annual Cinema Canada screenings 

of films produced by the National 

Film Board of Canada, free in Ford 

Auditorium. A documentary on Canada's 

endangered timber wolves will be 

shown at 3 and 6 p.m. Friday. Another 

eight short films will be shown at 2 and 

7 p.m. Tuesday, July 3. 

• A variety of free events in the Cultural 

Center area near Wayne State 

University on Tuesday. Alistair Cook's 

film series "America" starts at 9:45 

a.m. in the Detroit Institute of Arts. 

"Life Goes to the Movies," another series 

of films, starts at 11:30 a.m. in the 

Main Library. Other programs are at 

the Children's Museum, the Detroit 

Historical Museum, Center for Creative 

Studies and the Detroit Science 

Center. 

• A two-hour concert of 18th and 19th 

century military music starts at 6:30 

p.m. Tuesday on the parade grounds at 

Fort Wayne, Jefferson at the foot of 

Livemois. The fort gates will open at 6 

p.m. for this free concert. 

• Concerts throughout the festival by 

the 4,000-pound Pepsi Carillon - billed 

as the world's largest and most valuable 

musical instrument - at the Hart 

Plaza pylon. 

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combination of folk 

and blues guitar 

music, nightly through 

Sunday at the Haven 

Gallery in Southfield. 

For reservations, call 

557-2622. (Coming up 

at the Raven, see page 

71)) 

• KILLER TOMATOES? 

Have you got the eggplant that 

ate Chicago 9 Or maybe an el primo 

peck of pickled peppers that once 

tasted Pittsburgh 9 Entry forms for 

the 1979 Michigan State Fair are 

available for entering exhibits in 

any of the fair's categories. 

Premium books detailing fees and 

requirements are available for 

community arts; fine arts, horse 

show; youth division (8-18); 

livestock; and everything else. 

which includes poultry, rabbits, 

pigeons, plants and wine 

To get any of them, write State 

Fairgrounds, Detroit 48203, or call 

368-1000. Deadline for entries is 

Aug. 1, except for horses which h^ve 

to be entered by July 25. 

The Michigan State Fair, 

scheduled this year for Aug 24 to 

Sept 3, is the nation's oldest. 

• DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY? 

The Harbinger Dance Company is 

auditioning for male dancers and 

for male and female apprentices for 

the 1979-80 season The group offers 

36 weeks of salaried employment, 

free classes and a variety of 

performances. Auditions will be 

held at Harbinger's studios, 75 

Victor in Highland Park, on July 15 

Persons interested can can 883-1998 

to register 

• 3 STRIKES YOU'RE OUT 

An obscure song by the 

Blackholes making the rounds in 

Milwaukee these days, about a 

pitcher for the old Milwaukee 

Braves (now the Atlanta Braves), 

includes in its lyrics the philosophy 

that: 

Life is like a baseball game. 

Three strikes you're out. 

You argue with the umpire. 

He throws you out. 

Last we heard, the song was going 

nowhere on the charts. But keep it in 

mind if you head down to Tiger 

Stadium this week as Sparky 

Anderson keeps trying to put the 

fear of the minor leagues into the 

troops. 

The Tigers are playing in town 

every day through next Thursday. 8 

p.m each night except 2 15 p.m. 

Saturday and 1 30 p.m. Sunday (both 

against Cleveland). Most of the 

bleachers are closed off but nobody 

has messed with the hot dogs yet 

And if they lose again'' Well, 

that's life. 

•^TICKETS, PLEASE 

The Dearborn Summer Repertory 

Theater is soliciting tickets for its 

performances, which start next 

week and run through Aug 19 in the 

Henry Ford Centennial Library on 

Michigan Avenue. Now in its eighth 

season, the group this year is 

perfoming "The Royal Hunt of the 

Sun," "Thurber Carnival" and 

"Underneath My One Most Favorite 

Tree." Performances are at 8 30 

p.m. weekends. For ticket info, call 

584-1200, ext 263 

• AT THE YMCA 

We're just surprised they waited 

so long The Northwest Detroit 

YMCA, Seven Mile Road at Lahser, 

is sponsoring disco dances for kids 

5:30-8:30 p.m. this Saturday. 

Parents will be admitted free if 

accompanied by a kid under 14 who 

pays $1. Dancing will be in the gym 

and gym shoes or socks are 

required. 

• BOOGIE BOOSTER 

The New Miami bar near Wayne 

State University in Detroit is 

hosting a benefit at 5 p.m. Sunday 

for Free Radio Now, a group trying 

to get stations to play more music 

by local musicians. Performing will 

be Cadillac Kidz, the Cubes, Flirt, 

Retro and the Ivories. Minimum 

donation is $2.50. The bar is at 3930 

Cass Ave. 

If you've got information about 

entertainment — around the 

corner or down the freeway — let 

us know about it. The address is 

Section 4, The Observer, 36251 

Schoolcraft, Livonia 48150. Allow 

at least a week's notice for 

scheduled events. •

Dance musical 

at the Attic 

Other Things and Company's production for all ages, 

called "Yellow Bus 'N Stuff," is continuing at the 

Attic Theater at 1 p.m. this Sunday. 

Other Things is a touring dance theater for 

children, which has performed in many area schools 

in the past two years. 

"Yellow Bus 'N Stuff" is the story of a day in the 

life of a child, told through music, mime and 

movement. This performance is part of the 

Performing Arts Festival sponsored by the Attic. 

Tickets are available at the door. 

Other Things will conduct summer performing arts 

camps in July. Members of the company will work 

with children in music, mime, dance and drama. 

Members of the company include Beth Taylor, 

Gary Ed Mach, Jill Johnson, Darien Matrus, Paul 

Johannes and director Carol Halsted. 

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performing groups from at least a dozen countries, 

is part of the 1979 International Freedom Festival 

activities. 

Olympiad '79 will present virtually continuous 

performances noon-1 a.m. at the Hart Plaza amphitheaters 

and/or the Attic Theater, 525 E. Lafayette, 

in downtown Detroit. 

Theater companies from Brazil, Canada, Colombia, 

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United States will be the Howard University Theater 

Experience and the old Town Players from 

Vincennes, Ind. 

The Theater Guild of Livonia-Redford was to 

have been a participant in Olympiad after winning 

a local stage competition, but some of the performers 

are off in summer stock work. It was be impossible 

to get the group back together, according to 

Pat Secor of the guild. 

Hart Plaza performances, scheduled between 

noon-8 p.m., are free to the public, as are the open 

rehearsals which begin daily at 10 a.m. Admission 

is $2 to performances at the Attic Theater, which 

will be presented 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. 

HOSTED BY the Detroit Metro Theater Council 

of the Detroit Recreation Department, the festival 

is being held in conjunction with the Canadian National 

Multicultural Festival, which will bring performing 

groups from five provinces to the area. 

Olympiad '79 will focus on folk theater in honor 

of the International Year of the Child and stress 

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Rivera's working drawings — a find in the basement 

By CORINNE ABATT 

Since she began assembling archives 

for the Detroit Institute of Arts, Marilyn 

Ghausi of Bloomfield Hills has 

made some interestng finds. 

But, none before — and probably 

none after — will rival her discovery 

of Diego Rivera's working drawings for 

his "Detroit Industry" frescoes. They 

are on the four walls of the inner fountain 

court in the museum's main building. 

Mrs. Ghausi came to the museum in 

March of last year to organize the historical 

records Intended to be a short 

term project, it was funded with a 

grant from the National Historical 

Publications and Records Committee 

(NHPRC). 

It was an ideal job for her because in 

addition to seven years experience as 

an archivist, she had specialized in art 

history and American history at New 

York University's Institute of Fine 

Arts. 

As of last October, the archives 

project was made a permanent museum 

department with a staff of two, 

Mrs. Ghausi and Claudia Hommel. 

THE STEPS LEADING to the discovery 

of the drawings, called cartoons, 

a word that comes from the Italian 

"cartone"' meaning pasteboard, in 

retrospect, seem logical. 

Controversy swirled 

around Rivera's work 

By CORINNE ABATT 

Looking at the Diego Rivera murals 

43 years after they were completed, 

it's difficult to comprehend the controversy 

they once generated. 

A motion was presented to the 1933 

city council that the paintings be 

washed away One of the daily papers 

suggested "Whitewashing", the walls as 

the answer. 

His mural in Rockefeller Center was 

smashed to powder in 1934. It almost 

happened in Detroit. But, Rivera was a 

man of the working people. His sympathies 

had never wavered and it was 

the workers of Detroit who found their 

artist in Rivera 

THEY STREAMED into the museum 

to see his frescoes of "Detroit Industry." 

And they saw themselves as a 

part of the mechanical age, of the assembly 

lines, smelting furnaces and 

moulton steel 

Edsel.Ford, who had donated $25,000 

to pay for the work, defended the artist. 

And although Ford's statement was 

a gentle one, "I admire Rivera's work," 

it carried enough clout to quiet the dissenters 

and save the works. 

Before the outcome was certain 

Rivera wrote, "If my Detroit murals 

are destroyed, I shall be profoundly 

distressed as I put into them a year of 

my life and the best of my talent, but 

tomorrow I shall be busy making others 

for I am not merely an artist, but a 

man performing his biological function 

of producing paintings . . . 

Not only were the (\urals saved, but 

because of the foresight of several people, 

they are extraordinarily well documented 

— to the point where Rivera's 

presence is still in the garden court 

where he worked 

The latest, and major, addition to the 

documentation is the discovery' of 

Rivera's full scale drawings or cartoons, 

for the project. 

They were unrolled in the almost an 

acre floor of the north court last week, 

and placed on public exhibition briefly. 

Because the storage conditions had 

been favorable and because Rivera 

was an artist of gigantic proportions, 

these drawings are breathtaking 

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PEOPLE WHO prefer drawings and 

sketches to finished oils because of the 

intimacy of the medium, would adore 

these 

The two sepia-toned drawings of the 

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nude female figures, best seen from 

three floors up, are so total in their 

rounded composition and have such 

depth with so seemingly little effort 

that the viewer feels as though he is 

standing in the midst of the art process 

— which, indeed, he is. 

Rivera kept a progress journal of the 

work on the Detroit murals and much 

of this is in the film, "The Age of Steel" 

made by Shelby Newhouse for the Ford 

Motor Co.'s 75th anniversary celebration 

last year. The film, which has been 

shown regularly at the museum, tells 

the story of the murals and includes interviews 

with several men who worked 

with Rivera on the project. 

Fortunately, too, Edsel Ford had the 

making of the murals filmed in black 

and white. The film adds to the completeness 

of the documentation and 

parts of it were used in the Newhouse 

film. 

So, not only are the murals well preserved 

at the Detroit Institute of Arts, 

but so are the materials directly related 

to them. 

RIVERA WAS well aware of the diverse 

opinions his art could generate. 

He wrote down his belief that the artist 

must be "concerned with all problems 

of social struggle ..." and he wad delighted 

with the Detroit commission 

and the opportunities it provided to visit 

the automobile plants and related 

industries, to sketch the workers in action 

and to tell their story. 

In Rivera's hands, faces of workers, 

American and Mexican, take on nobility. 

Often, in his murals of Mexican history 

and life, those who exploited the 

downtrodden have animal characteristics. 

He didn't feel the need to do that 

here, but his unpardonable offense in 

New York City was to include a portrait 

of Lenin. 

Even Nelson Rockefeller, who was 

instrumental in persuading Rivera to 

accept the Radio City commission, felt 

compelled to question a portrait of 

Lenin in a public building. Although 

Rivera had embraced communism in 

the early years it was more the ideology 

than the practice, he later became 

as critical of the Russian leaders as he 

was of any others he felt guilty of 

wrongdoing. 

But, whatever his politics during his 

lifetime, the recently discovered drawings 

reveal a compassionate, brilliant 

artist — one whose murals are among 

the city's richest treasures. 

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The idea to organize an archives 

came from the museum's Archives of 

American/Art. The grant application 

was written from there. 

Fortunately, Mrs. Ghausi had a background 

in both art and organizing 

archives. In her work at the museum 

she had established that the cartoons 

did exist from correspondence between 

Clyde Burroughs, then director of the 

museum, and Rivera. Burroughs asked 

if the museum could keep the preliminary 

drawings and Rivera responded 

affirmatively, making them a gift. 

Up until last April the search to find 

the cartoons had been fruitless. But, on 

April 28, Mrs. Ghausi went into an 

enormous storage room looking for 

some architectural drawings. 

"I crossed over to the opposite corner 

and I saw rolls eight and nine feet 

high wrapped in plain paper — there 

were no markings. I unrolled a shorter 

one on a table. As I did, it passed 

through my mind that this must be the 

Rivera cartoons. I opened the first one 

in a dark room and it was a thrilling 

moment," she said. 

If she hadnH known what she was 

looking for, the cartoons might still be 

there, for the first marks she saw were 

sparse charcoal lines, not images. 

WHEN SHE RETURNED to tell the 

staff and they gathered to watch as the 

cartoons were unrolled on the floor cf 

the North Court, Mrs. Ghausi said, 

"The pastel was so fresh, it was incredible. 

This was the first time they had 

been unwrapped in 46 years." 

SHE ATTRIBUTES their generally 

excellent condition to the somewhat 

dark, air-conditioned, cool room and 

being well wrapped for storage. 

The cartoons contain the drawings 

for nine of the total 27 panels. Some 

are charcoal, several are black, red 

and brown chalk Rivera used his colors 

for the drawings of the two nude 

fertility figures — and with these he 

achieved a warm lush sepia. 

Traditionally, fresco artists attached 

their working drawings to the walls 

and used them for tracing. Rivera, Mrs. 

Ghausi said, placed another sheet over 

these, traced on that and then transferred 

the lines to the walls. 

"These cartoons are working drawings, 

not the same as the frescoes. 

There were some changes," she said. 

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found to be in excellent condition when they were unrolled on the floor 

of the museum's garden court. They will be put on public exhibition in 

the early 1980s after undergoing restoration and preservation. Marilyn 

Ghausi (left) knew immediately what she had found in the museum's 

storage room. 

the prop«r scale and approach and 

could work from his smaller sketches 

well enough. 

ARTISTS CUSTOMARILY do the en 

tire fresco on paper in the colors it will 

appear on the wall. Rivera, however, a 

master of his art, made a color chart 

for the chemist to follow for mixing 

pigments and left the rest to his own 

judgment. In frescoes the paint is applied 

while the specially prepared plaster 

is still wet. The artist must work 

quickly and surely before the paint 

dries and becomes part of the wall. 

The cartoons were on public display 

for two days last week The estimate is 

that it will take the conservation staff 

about a year, working full-time, to 

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they also present problems — the 

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The next public showing of the cartoons 

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While it might have been difficult for 

Mrs. Ghausi to come back to reality after 

her discovery of the drawings, she 

has succeeded 

She said that the boxing and labeling 

of 500 cubic feet of records in the north 

loft is completed and records from 

many of the various departments have 

been included 

"I have found some very beautiful 

architectural drawings of beaux arts 

architect Paul Cret," she said "He designed 

the building and these are beautiful 

renderings and blueprints of the 

original building." 

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How to judge the jug wines 

The typical wine shopper, needing 

volume more than finesse as he often 

does, approaches the jug wine 

selections, if he is wise with some 

trepidation. 

Facing him are an almost too 

generous number of choices, ranging 

from names rather well known 

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Making a good choice is important. 

While they are not costly, per 

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with. After all, there is little so 

large as a bad bottle of wine or so 

small as a good one. 

So, some help is offered. 

First, the nomenclature- If the 

name is generic (referencing a region 

rather than a grape) as most 

will be, it doesn't matter whether it 

is called Burgundy, Red, Chablis, 

Rhine, White, Chianti, Rose or whatever. 

The name means nothing (except 

color designation) and there is no 

way to know the kind of grapes that 

went into the bottle. Perhaps that is 

best But you do know that what you 

are buying is a blend of assorted 

variation (and perhaps vintages,), 

but the blend is one that appeals to 

the producer. And, short of tasting 

experience, that is the only guide 

you have, except price. 

In general it would, accordingly, 

be advisable to stick with a good, 

dependable producer rather than a 

totally unfamiliar name. But there 

are so many familiar names that 

produce jug wines — CK Mondavi 

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Gallo, Los Hermanos 

(Beringer), Mondavi, Pedroncelli, 

Souvein Parducci, Inglenook — the 

list goes on. 

Recently a comparative tasting of 

California jug wines was held by a 

class dedicated to studying California 

Reds. The results are reported 

as a guide to you in your quest for a 

dependable jug wine: 

Sebastiani Mtn. Burgundy, Rank 

1, Mean Score 3.65, voted first 4, 

voted last 0; Parducci '74 Burgundy, 

Rank 2, Mean Score 3.74, voted 

first 5, voted last 1; Inglenook Navalle 

Burgundy, Rank 3, Mean Score 

4.26; voted first 1, voted last 0; Colony 


4.71, voted first 1, voted last 2; Zanetti 


5.29, voted first 0, voted last 2; 

Pedroncelli Sonoma Red, Rank 6, 

Mean Score 5.82, voted first 1, voted 

last 1; Zanetti Burgundy, Rank 7, 


last 2; Mondavi Red table, Rank 8, 


last 2; Gallo Hearty Burgundy, Rank 

9, Mean Score 6.88, voted first 1, 

voted last 4; Masson Baroque Burgundy, 

Rank 10, Mean Score 8.00, 

voted first 0, voted last 3. 

The Friedman Ranks analysis, of 

Variance was applied to t these 

scores to test the level of significance 

of these differences. 

The analysis produced a chisquare 

value of 34.145, which is significant 

beyond the .001 level of confidence. 

No paired comparisons 

were run but at this level it is apparent 

that the preferred group, say 

the top three, easily exceed consistently 

the bottom three. 

A note on the Zanetti, it was 

poured into two sets of glasses. They 

all came from the same jug. Interesting. 

The results suggest some stereotypes 

need reviewing. The famed 

Gallo Hearty Burgundy did very 

badly, and "predictable" Masson 

had a bit of a disaster. And the prestigious 

Mondavi Red Table Wine, 

generally well respected in the 

trade, didn't do well, exceeded by 

both samples of the $4 a gallon 

Zanetti. Most of the other wines cost 

$4 — $4.79 a magnum locally. The 

relative strength of the Colony (at 

less than $3.50 a magnum) was also 

a surprise. That Sebastiani and Parducci 

did well should surprise no 

one. 

Jug wines are one of California's 

unique contributions to the world of 

wines, offering as they frequently 

do, excellent value for cost. Perhaps 

this tasting report can serve as a 

guide to your expanding experience 

in every day wine drinking. The results 

suggest strongly that the difference 

between the better and 

poorer are worth seeking out. 

Sunday brunch concerts go domestic 

Each Sunday through July, the Detroit 

Institute of Arts' Brunch With 

Bach chamber concerts will present a 

month-long salute to American Art 

forms. 

Two concerts will be offered each 

Sunday, at new times — 10 and 11:30 

a m — in the museum's enclosed 

Kresge Court. Seating will begin 20 

minutes before performance. 

The July schedule will include: 

• July 1 - Detroit folk singer, Phil 

Marcus Esser will perform "Songs 

About America." 

• July 8 - Dave Wilborn, one of the 

original McKenney s Cotton Pickers, 

leads a 5-piece combo in hot Dixieland 

music. 

• July 15 - The Original Bluegrass 

Opera presents the story in words and 

music about a country family that 

moves to Detroit. 

• July 22 - James Dapogny, solo jazz 

pianist, performs the spectrum from 

ragtime to Jelly Roll Morton to late 

swing style. 

• July 29 - Soprano Suzanne LaCroix 

and pianist Martin Burwell present 

"The Girl on The Flying Trapeze," a 

program of popular American song. 

Tickets at $5.50, $4 and $2 may be 

purchased through the museum ticket 

Institute marks 1st moon landing 

Cranbrook Institute of Science will 

celebrate the 10th anniversary of 

man's first landing on the moon, July 

20, 1969, with two workshops open to 

all interested persons. 

"Apollo 11 Revisited," 7-9 p.m. on 

July 10, 12 and 17, will use the institute's 

planetarium and observatory for 

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The Detroit Symphony Orchestra 

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tour of major European cities and mu- 

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Twenty-four concerts will be given 

in eight countries, all under the direction 

of Antal Dorati, the orchestra's 

music director. This tour is the 

symphony's first overseas trip and represents 

a major step toward the goal of 

achieving international recognition and 

status. 

The first concert of the tour will be 

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Music on Tuesday evening, Oct. 30. A 

second will be given the following evening. 

Then the orchestra will go to Madrid 

for its final date in Spain. 

The concert schedule includes: Berlin, 

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Basel and Geneva, Switzerland. 

For Dorati, the visits to London and 

Stockholm will make special 

homecomings because he holds the post 

of conductor laureate of the Royal 

Philharmonic in London and was, for 

many years, music director of the 

Stockholm Philharmonic. 

Appearing as guest artist with the 

orchestra in London, Paris and Berlin 

will be Yejudi Menuhin, violinist. 

Menuhin was born in New York City of 

Russian parents. He made his concert 

debut at the age of 7. He recently won a 

German peace prize for using music 

"to bring closer people, races, cultures 

and civilizations." He will receive this 

award Oct. 14 in Frankfurt. 

Complete tour programs, as well as 

details of corporate concert sponsorships 

and available Detroit Symphony 

Orchestra board and sponsor tour packages, 

will be announced soon. 

Carillonneur salutes holiday 

Christ Church carillonneur Beverly 

Buchanan will play an all-patriotic program 

at 4 p.m. Wednesday, July 4. 

The second annual free recital will 

pay tribute to America and its musical 

heritage. Programs will be at the front 

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in the Cranbrook Gardens booth. 

Included in selections honoring Independence 

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"The Star Spangled Banner." 

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the rousing "Washington Marches, I, II, 

Fostered by a growing 

interest in the fine arts 

by both lawyers and the 

public, commissioners of 

the State Bar of Michigan 

have authorized creation 

of a section on the arts. 

Arthur James Rubiner 

has been elected its first 

chairman. 

Rubiner said that the 

principal function of this 

section is to form a technical 

expertise bank 

which will be available to 

the art community, including 

visual and performing 

arts, individual 

artists, as well as organized 

art councils and 

similar organizations. 

He said the section on 

the arts will assist in 

areas such as the corporate 

formation of arts 

councils, their legal status, 

lease arrangements, 

and exhibitions. 

It will also aid individual 

artist in gallery contracts, 

grant applications, 

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Harold Lloyd, the comic 

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returns to Channel 56 in a 

series that features many 

of his greatest works including 

early one-reelers 

never before seen on television. 

The first 2Vz-hour 

installment will be seen 

Saturday at 9 p.m. 

The rest of the series, 

comprised of 30-minute 

programs, will alternate 

every other Saturday at 

7:30 p.m. with "Sneak 

Previews." 

The last hour on the 

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Jazz 

at DIA 

on radio 

Broadcasts of the Detroit 

Institute of Arts' 

"Jazz at the Institute" 

concerts will be heard on 

four Michigan public radio 

stations this summer. 

Beginning July 6 and 

running through Sept. 29, 

a 13-week series of taped 

concerts will be aired 

Performances from the 

museum's 1978 and 1979 

concert series will be 

used for the' two-hour 

programs. 

The shows will be hosted 

by Gary Laehn, a jazz 

producer for WKAR-FM, 

East Lansing 

Production and distribution 

of the "Jazz at the 

Institute" programs is 

made possible by funding 

from the state of Michigan 

for museum statewide 

services 

The schedule of broadcasts 

WDET-FM Detroit - 

101.9, Satuardays at 3 

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Opera 

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The second season of 

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The program, 1-2 p.m., 

is an informal look into 

some of the most famous 

operas Hosts are Dino 

Valle and Catherine 

Grimshaw, both professional 

opera singers, who 

try to explain the background 

of each work and 

point outf its unique 

aspects. 

The schedule for the 

summer is as follows: 

June 30: "The Abduction 

from the Seraglio" 

by Mozart. July 7: "Don 

Carlos" by Verdi. July 14: 

"Norma" by Bellini. July 

21: "Die Fliegende 

Hollander" by Wagner. 

July 28 "Madame 

Butterfly" by Puccini. 

Aug. 4: "Thais" by 

Massenet Aug. 11: "The 

Student Prince" by Romberg 

Aug 18: "Lucia di 

Lammermoor" by Donizetti. 

Aug. 25: "Salome" 

by Strauss 

Sept. 1: "La Bohem '' 

by Puccini. Sept. 8: "The 

Magic Flute" by Mozart. 

Sept. 15: "The Bartered 

Bride" by Semtana. Sept. 

22: "La Juive" by Halevy. 

Sept. 29: "La Sonnambula" 

by Bellini. 

YW Tennis 

open to public 

The YWCA tennis 

house will be opened this 

summer for community 

use at Northwest Bj 

YWCA, 25940 Grajfci River, 

Redford Toi 

Summer fees for 

time are $5 per hour 

court. There is a bO-cei 

admission charge f< 

non-YWCA member! 

The tennis house will be 

open from 9 a.m. to 9 

p.m. Mondays through 

Fridays. Permanent 

court time is available, 

and tennis lessons will be 

i conducted for all age 

•groups. 

V * 

is about to marry a 

scheming bigamist. 

In the stirring finale, 

he pulls himself together 

and races to break up the 

wedding on one of the 

wildest chase scenes in 

film history. 

Other movies by this 

comedy legend to be featured 

in coming weeks 

will include "Safety 

Last," "The Cat's Paw," 

"Speedy," "For Heaven's 

Sake" and "The Kid 

Brother." 

Super Special 

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SAVE ON 

PLUMBING 

TUBS, TOILETS, 

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ALL AT LOW, LOW 

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Bus rides 

available 

to 

SEMTA and the Detroit Department 

of Transportation are providing bus 

service to five area Metroparks, Belle 

Isle and the Detroit Zoo. The special 

summer bus service will be available 

through Oct. 31. 

The buses will be in operation weekdays 

between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m.; and 6-9 

p.m.; weekends between 9 a.m. and 9 

p.m. Roundtrip fare for bus service to 

any of the Metroparks, Belle Isle or the 

Detroit Zoo is $1.10 per person, prepaid, 

and $1.25, in cash, per person if 

paid the day of the trip. 

Five area Matroparks — Metropoli- 

tan Beach, Kensington Park, Lower 

Huron Park, Stoney Creek Park and 

Willow Park — offer a range of activities 

including biking, hiking, sports, 

swimming, picnic areas and nature 

trails. Group admission rates to the Detroit 

Zoo are available Monday through 

Friday at $14 per bus. 

The special summer bus service is 

designed to be used by groups. For service, 

a group representative is asked to 

call a central dispatch number to make 

a trip request. The dispatcher needs to 

know the preferred destination, the 

number of people making the trip.^the 

Let Us Help You With Your 

PUDS FOR THE 

WEEKEND 

SIX FOOT SAVINGS!! SAVE UP TO 43 % 

$ 

Shorts cost less than longs, so we buy them by the carload and pass the savings 

on to you. Savings up to 43% on 6' lumber. These low, low 6' prices will 

f 

give you big savings on all of our picnic table packages, Parrott barn kits 

and workbench kits. You'll save big money too, when you use them for 

$ 

shelving, for fences, or on any other project which uses 6 foot lumber. 

$ STOP IN NOW, STOCK UP ON SIX FOOTERS AND SAVE! ! ! 

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1x10-6 $300 $ 2 2 « 1x10-6 S4S0 $330 2x10-6 $ 2 " 

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rough sawn fence boards. Use outdoor 

wood throughout and eliminate the need for 

staining or painting. Wolmanized wood 

weathers to a natural silver grey color. 

Wolman preservatives keep it worry-free 

for decades. 

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DOG-EARED 

PICKETS 

$ 1.69 

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Olympic Stain enhances wood's natural texture and 

beauty And, it gives wood the protection it 

êservesi So ii you have beautiful new v)-ood to 

finish, do it with Olympic Stain 1 

Treated lumbw 

WHATEVER YOU'RE BUILDING 

OUTDOORS, YOU NEED 

m 

Anything you build will have extraordinarily long life ... if you build it 

with ordinary lumber or plywood pressure-treated with Wolman 

preservative chemicals. 

I.t won't fot, and termites won't bother it — even if you don't stain or 

paint it. Considering how long it lasts, Outdoor Wood is surprisingly in- 

expensiv e. And if you don't have a project in mind, ask us for a 

suggestion 

WOLMANIZED 

SIZE E FT. 10 FT. 12 FT. 14 FT. 16 FT. 18 FT. 20 FT. 

2"x4" 2.09 2.79 3 88 4.59 5.52 6.14 6.99 

2"x6" 3.75 4.70 5 95 6.93 8.56 10.15 12.33 

2"x8" 4.59 5.76 8.57 9.15 10.59 12.51 15.44 

4"x4" 4 99 6.53 7.84 9.13 10.45 14.09 16.42 

| SIZE 8 FT. 10 FT. 12 FT. 14 FT. 16 FT. 18 FT. 20 FT. 

*2"x10" 5.97 7.73 11.40 13.87 15.85 17.10 18.99 

*2"x12"' 9.50 11 88 14.76 15.87 19.68 23.60 24.70 

*U"x6" 9.97 11.96 13.96 16.53 21.62 25.14 

*6"x6" 14.95 17.94 20.93 24.50 32.43 37.72 

'STOCKED AT YPSI ONLY BUT AVAILABLE ON ORDER FROM OUR MAIN YARD 

INVEST YOUR WORK, TIME AND MONEY IN A 

HABITANT FENCE THAT WILL LAST & LAST & LAST 

Many fences sold locally are made from spruce and other woods which have a 

very limited lifetime outdoors — even when painted or stained. Habitant fences 

are manufactured from northern white cedar — a wood which has a natural 

resistance to rot and decay, much like pressure treated wood. It will last 5 to 6 

times as long as spruce or other untreated white woods. It costs a little more but 

ITS WORTH IT! ! ! 

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CASHWAY 

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7374 HIGHLAND RD. 

On M-59 B«t. Airport 

1 WllliamiLk.M. 

444-2450 

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ALL ITEMS 

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MARKED WITH* 

PRICES GOOD 

JlJNE 28 thru JULY 1 

$339 

$ 4 " 

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# 2 

preferred pick up and delivery time 

and the preferred date. 

A minimum of 25 individuals is required 

for a trip to be scheduled 

Groups or individuals should expect to 

share a bus with other groups going to 

the same destination. 

Groups requesting the service are 

asked to call in advance, 48 hours in 

advance for weekday outings. 

If the trip begins in Detroit, call the 

Detroit Department of Transportation 

at 224-1550. If the trip begins in the 

suburbs, call SEMTA at 362-1160 or 

362-1161. 

Super Savings 

on STUDS 

CONSTRUCTION 6-89** 

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Observer & Eccentric's Second Annual 

Deluxe 

HAWAIIAN TOUR 

Thursday, June 28,1979 (T-17C,S-8B,F-12C,Ro-10C,*6D)* *7D 

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Der person 

3ased on 

double occupancy 

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Departs November 5,1979 - Returns November 20, 1979 

2 full Weeks (14) nights in Paradise 

Four (4) islands 

Cost: $999.00 per person based on double occupancy 

Deluxe Accommodations at these fine hotels: 

5 Nights on Waikiki Beach at the fabulous Hilton Hawaiian Village 

3 Nights on Kauai at the Coco Palms Resort Hotel 

3 Nights on Maui at the Kaanapali Beach Resort Hotel 

3 Nights on Kona at the King Karnehameha Hotel 

All Deluxe hotel accommodations as stated above 

Orchid Lei Greeting upon arrival 

Deluxe coach transfers between airports and hotels 

One half-day tour of Old and New Honolulu where you will see the lolani Palace, 

Capitol building, Punch Bowl Crator, Manoa Valley, stopping at the Waioli Tea 

Room and the Robert Louis Stevenson Grass Shack 

All inter -island jet flights via Aloha Airlines or Hawaiian Air 

The services of a professional Hamilton, Miller, Hudson & Fayne Travel 

Corporation host from start to finish 

Native Hawaiian escorts will be at your service throughout your stay in the islands 

To your room baggage handling throughout 

A representative from the Observer & Eccentric newspapers will accompany 

your tour 

All taxes, tips and service charges 

Many optional tours will be available to you at minimal cost 

mm . 

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A $75.00 deposit will secure your space on our program. Space is limited, so send 

your deposit in early. 

Regularly Scheduled United Airlines Jet Service 

Note: HMHF reserves the right to change dates, times, accommodations and rates due to 

adjustments in tariffs and schedules over which it has no control 

Call our Travel Desk at 591-2300, Extension-244 

Clip and mail to The Observer & Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, Ml 481 SO 

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60 years later there's more of us to love. 

We knew it when our first store opened back in 1919; 

this was the start of something big. Because no 

matter how much a product may change over the 

years, people's needs remain pretty much the same. 

So when you visit a Mercury Paint Company factory 

store today (or our beautiful new 56,000 sq. ft. modern 

plant), you'll see complete lines of first quality architectural 

paints and related supplies; a staff of experts to 

help handle your individual needs. 

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And underneath it all you'll see the knowledge and 

experience that only comes with 60 years of serving 

a community. 

Now if this sounds like the kind of company you 

like—or maybe even love—doing business with, we 

have more good news: there are now five Mercury 

Paint Company factory-branches serving metropolitan 

Detroit, plus a large dealer in Flint. Which is our 

way of taking a good thing. . .and making it better. 

0 MERCURY PAINTS 

Plant and main office 

14300 SCHAEFER HWY. 

DETROIT, Ml. 48227 

PH: 491-5650 

Branch 

11840 WOpDWARD 

HIGHLAND PARK; Ml. 

PH: 868-3060 

Branch 

2362 FRANKLIN RD. 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS, Ml. 

PH: 858-7095 

Branch 

16612E. WARREN 

i DETROIT, MI. 

PH: 884-6900 

Branch 

42042 VAN DYKE 

STERLING HEIGHTS, Ml. 

PH: 7J9-9400


EQUAL HOUSING 

OPPORTUNITY 

All real estate advertising m this 

•tewspaper is iubiect to the Federal 

Fair Housing Act ot 1968 which 

makes it illegal to advertise "any 

preference limitation oi 

discrimination £>ased on race, color, 

religion sex or national origin, or an 

intention to make any such 

preference limitation or 

discrimination " 

This newspaper will not 

knowingly accept any advertising tor 

real estate which is in violation ot the 

law Our readers are hereby informed 

that all dwellings advertised in this 

newspaper aie aavailabie on an 

equal opportunity basis 

312 Livonia 

A SHOW PLACE! 

You must see this exauisite custom 

built 3 bedroom. 1W bath ranch A few 

of the many extras include beautiful 

courtyard, family room, fireplace, 

basement, attached 2 car parage Al! 

thus & more for $93,WO 

CENTURY .21 

CORNERSTONE 478-4660 

ATTENTION 

TRANSFEREES 

4 bedrSom Dutch Colonial on large 

wooded lot Large family room with 

natural fireplace. 2nd fireplace in base 

ment. 1st (loor laundry, screened In 

porch, quick occupancy By owner 

Open Sun 12 6 $9000 34781 Perth 

Ave 522 6468 

t 

EQUAl MOUSING 

OPTOKUIiTfS 

Livonia 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford North, Inc. 

32850 Five Mile Rd 

525-9600 

Plymouth 

CENTURY 21 

QoldhouM Realty 

44523 Ann Arbor Rd. 

459-6000 

Redford 

CENTURY 21 

AaLI ftfMi llnmii 

who My nomti 

18303 Beech Daly Rd, 

(313) 255-2100 

IlllllltllllllilllifllllllllllllllllflilllllliillUlillllllllllllilil 

REAL ESTATE 

FOR SALE 

.10? Hitmingharn Bloomfield 

30.1 West Bloomfield 

304 Farmmylon- 

Farmingfon Hills 

305 Brighton Hartlancl 

30t> Southtieid-l alhiup 

10 7 Miltord Highland 

308 Rochester Troy 

309 Northville Novi 

310 Cummercp Union I afce 

T l l Homes Foi Sale 

Oakland Cty 

31? I ivonia 

3 '4 Plymouth Canton 

,1 if) Wfstland Garden City 

3 iB Bedford 

119 Homes For Saw? 

Wayne Gty 

1?0 other Suburban 

Homes For Sale 

3? l Real Estate Services 

322 Condommimum For Sale 

324 Co-ops For Sale 

3?6 Duplexes For Sale 

328 Towrihouses For Sale 

330 Apt For Sale 

33? Mobile Homes For Sale 

334 Out Of Town Property 

335 Florida Property For Sale 

338 I o'h A Acreage For Sale 

340 I dke Bivei Resort P'Operty 

Foi Sale 

312 Livonia 

BY OWNER 

OPEN HOUSE 

Sunday 12-5PM 

Assumable mortgage 7 V, % . 

3 bedroom brick ranch centrally local 

ed Full basement, 2>* car garage, 1W 

baths, covered patio, tastefully decorated 

and landscaped, fully carpeted, appliances 

included $62,900 425-4694 

ATTRACTIVE 2 bedroom ranch Large 

living room, family room, double wood 

ed lot, rural atmosphere Si* Mile 

Middlebelt area Ga 7-7757 

KfcAtTOfT 

34? I ahetiont Property 

344 Country Hom^s 

346 Northern Properly 

348 Cemetery Lots 

350 Farms For Sale 

351 Business & 

Professional Bidys 

For Sale 

352 Commercial Industrial 

354 Income Property For Sale 

356 Investment Property 

For Sale 

3'J8 Mortgages L and Contracts 

360 Business Opportunities 

361 Money To l oan 

362 Real t : state Wanted 

364 I istings Wanted 

368 Real Estate To Exchange 

REAL ESTATE 

FOR RENT 

400 Apartments To Bent 

401 f urniture Rental 

40? Furnished Apartments 

to Rent 

404 Houses To Rent 

406 F urnished Houses To Rent 

408 Duplexes To Rent 

410 flats To Rent ' 

4 1? Townhousfes 

Condominiums To Rem 

4!3Benlal Agency 

4 14 Florida Rentals 

4 15 Hall tor Rent 

410 vacation Rentals 

4 18 Mobile Homes To Reni 

312 Livonia 

419 Mobile Home Space 

To Rent 


To Bent 

424 Office Business Space 

To Rent 

426 Convalescent Nursing 

Homes 

4?8 Garages Mini Storage 

To Rent 

430 Wanted To Rent 

4321 ivmg Quarters To S ( iare 

434 Wanted To Bent 

Resort Property 

436 House Sitting Service 

EMPLOYMENT, 

INSTRUCTION 

500 Help Wanted 

SO? Help Wanted Dental 

Medical 

504 Help Wanted Office Olenca 

506 Help Wanted Sales 

507 Help Wanted Cart Time 

508 Help Wanted Domestic 

S10 Help Wanted Couples 

512 Situations Wanted 

Female 

514 Situations Wanted Male 


Male F emale 

518 Education instructions 

520 Secrelariai Business 

Services 

5?? Professional Se'vice* 

BEAUTIFUL SPLIT LEVEL 3 bed 

room home with family room, patio, 

m baths, 2W car garage, carpeted 

thru-out, treed lot, Clarenceville 

Schools Hurry on this one $58,900 

ERA-MYERS-HILL 

Realty Co. 533-8511 

BEAL'TIFUL 3 bedroom brick ranch 

with large terraced rear yard, backed 

up to trees Family room, fireplace, 1 V> 

baths, country kitehen, finished rec 

room, wet bar, central air, 16*32 in 

ground pool, 12*20 patio, brick 

barbeque, 2 3, 4 car garage $76,900 

Open Sunday 1 5PM, 35985 Orangelawn 

525 5091 

312 Livonia 

NOTICES & 

SERVICES 

600 Personals 1 

(your discretion| 

602 Lost Found (By the word) 

604 Announcements Notices 

606 Legal Noticek 

607 Attorney Services 

608 Transportation 

610 Cards of Thanks 

612 In Memooani 

614 Death Notices 

618 Child Care 

619 Summer Canps i 

622 Income Ta< insurance 

626 BmgO 

628 Entertainment 

MERCHANDISE 

FOR SALE 

Bus 700 Auction Sales 

Bus 702 Antiques 

703 Crafts 

704 Rummage Stiles 

705 wanted to bUy 

706 Appliances 

708 Household Cjoods 

Oakland Ch 

709 Household tic uds 

WayneCty 

710 Misc. For Sals 

Oakland Co mty 

711 M(sc Fur Sai j 

W.lyrie County 

7 t? Bicycles Foi Sale 

7 13 f icycle Repair 

BLUE GRASS Farms- 4 bedroom colonial, 

formal dining, family rqom. fire 

place, deck, corner lot $93,00C 

464 3530 

BRICK RANCH 

3 bedroom brick ranch with finished 

basement, 2 car garage, e*tra bedroom 

in basement with full bath, gas RBQ 

$55,900 

DURS0 

261-1400 

CLASSIFICATION INDEX 

7 14 Business A Office 

Equipment 

715 Equipment 

7l5Comm Ind Equipment 

7 16 l awn Garden A 

Farm Equipment 

7 18 Building Materials 

720 Farm Produce (I me) 

12 1 Flowers A Plants 

(Business I ine) 

722 Hobbies Corns Stamps 

724 Camera Supplies 

726 Musical instruments 

728 TV Stereo Hi Fi 

Tape Decks 

729 CB Radios (By line i! 

Business) 

730 Sporting Goods 

732 Wearing Apparel 

734 Trade or Sell 

738 Household Pets 

740 Pet Services (By tine) 

744 Horses.livestoek Equip"* 

AUTOMOTIVE 

800 Recreational Vehicles 

802 Snowmobiles 

804 Airplanes 

806 Boats Motors 

807 Boat Parts & Service 

908 Vehicle Boat Storage 

810 Insurance. Motor 

812 Motorcycles Go-Karts 

Mini bike 

8 13 Motorcycle Parts 

A Service 

m 

814 Campers Motor homes 

816 Auto Trucks Parts 

A Service 

818 Auto Rentals I easing 

819 Auto Financing 

820 Autos Warned 

821 Junk Cars Wanted 

822 Trucks for Sale 

8?3 Vans 

824 Sports imported Cars 

852 Classic Cars 

854 American Motors 

856 Buick 

858 Cadillac 

860 Chevrolet 

86? Chrysler 

864 Dodge 

866 Ford 

870 Jeep 4 Wheel Drive 

87? Lincoln 

874 Mercury 

876 Oldsmobiie 

878 Plymouth 

880 Pontiac 

884 Volkswagen 

BUSINESS 

DIRECTORY 

3 Accounting Service 

4 Advertising 

5 Air Conditioning 

6 Aluminum Cleaning ^ 

9 Aluminum Siding 

12 Appliance Sei vice 

15 Asphalt 

16 Asphalt Sealeoatmy 

18 Auto A Truck Repair 

312 Livonia 312 Livonia 

BRICK! 

ONLY $59,900 

SUPER CLEAN 

NICE AREA 

3 bedroom brick basement Call LAU- 

RI to see 

CENTURY 21 

GOLD KEY HOMES 

18303 Beech Daly Rd Redford 

255-2100 

BURTON HOLLOW - by owner Immaculate 

3 bedroom, maintenance free, 

face brick ranch Attached 2 Mi garage/ 

opener, family room with fireplace, 1W 

baths, oversized basement, large lot 

with patio Many extras include builtins, 

carpeting throughout, attic fan, air 

conditioner, etc A great home & a 

super investment Open Sunday 12-5pm 

or by appointment Buyers only Weekdays 

after 5pm 5911895 

BY OWNER lovely 3 bedroom 2 bath 

tri level, natural fireplace in family 

room, dining room, 2 car attached 

garage, gorgeous inground Gunite pool 

with private professionally landscaped 

yard $81,900 Byappt 522 9034 

H E 

2 I Awnmgs 

24 Basement Waterproofing 

25 Bathtub Refmishmg 

26 Bicycle Maintenance 

27 Einck Block A Cement 

29 Boat Docks 

30 Bookkeeping Service 

31 Building Inspection 

33 Building Remodeling 

36 Burglar Fire Alarm 

39 Carpentry 

42 Carpet Cleaning 

45 Carpet Dyeing 

48Carpet Laying 

51 Carpel Repair 

52 Catenng-Flowers 

'.>4 Ceiling Work 

f>5 Chimney Cleaning 

57 Christmas Trees 

Sfl Clock Repair 

59 Commercial Steam Cleaning 

60 Consumer Services 

61 Doors 

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OAK PARK 

FANTASTIC ROMAN BRICK HOME features 

family kitchen, lovely formal living room, 3 

bedrooms, plus many other excellent features, 

on a beautifully landscaped lot. $64,900 

557-6700 

LATHRUP VILLAGE 

ONE IN A MILLION describes this lovely Quadlevel 

with formal living and dining room, beautiful 

family room with wet bar, 4 spacious bedrooms, 

3 full baths, outside enjoy the park-like setting 

and relax in the lovely free form pool $124,900 

557-6700 

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1 v? Acre Wooded Lot surrounds this Redwood 

Ranch with 3 bedrooms, natural fireplace in large 

family room, 2 full baths, storage galore, 2 car 

attached garage. Land Contract available. Asking 

$64,900 Ask for Mary Capelli at 476-9100. 


Country living in the City in this 3 bedroom 

beautiful Brick Ranch Family room, fireplace 

and CA Recreation room, panelled and carpeted. 

Side entrance garage Almost V* Acre. Only 

$89,900 Simple Assumption. Call Virginia 

Thompson at 476-9100. LP1 

CANTON 

2337 Abbey Ct., Canton. S of Palmer, E. of 

Sheldon. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5. "All Modern 

Conveniences" in this large brick ranch; central 

air. humidifier, garage door opener, 3 bedrooms, 

1V} baths, carpet throughout plus more Stop by 

$69,900 PA1 455-5200 

WESTLAND 

Don't read this home by its cover - Tasteful 

contemporary design distinguishes this home 

from the crowd. Three bedrooms. 1V? baths, 

Track lighting, recreation room with wet bar, 

Florida room with jalousie windows. 2'/? car 

garage and back yard landscaped for privacy. 

Seeing is believing! $53,900 Mark $trauz can 

help you enjoy this home PW6 455-5200 

GARDEN CITY 

A sharp 3 bedroom ranch with family room, wet 

bar, carpeting throughout, attached garage, 

fenced In yard, all this plus much, much more, on 

a double lot. Call and ask for Jem Proch. 

721-8400 WD1 " 

3 

WESTLAND 

Willow Creek Estates, 2 bedroom ranch, complete 

with central air, all appliances, 1 Vfe baths, 

garage. Immediate occupancy and low association 

tee, plus swimming pool and clubhouse 

Only $42,500. 721-8400 WG1 

04 E 

SOUTHFIELD 

SOUTHERN CHARM & ELE- 

GANCE are YOURS IN THIS sparkling, 

spacious family home, formal 

living room and dining room, 

an amazing kitchen with built-ins, 

warm wooded paneled family 

room, fun finished recreation room 

and more! $105,000 557-6700 

WONDERFUL GRAY-BRICK 

Ranch with 3 bedrooms, 2 full 

baths, lovely family room with parquet 

floor, first floor utility and 

more! $78,500. 557-6700 

ARTISTIC DECOR both inside and 

out of this immaculate 3 bedroom 

ranch, starlight ceiling in living 

room, cozy breakfast nook, loads 

of storage space and more on a 

beautifully landscaped lot. $45, 

000. 557-6700 

LIVONIA 

Featuring this Beautiful Tri-level on 

over V? acre. 4 large bedrooms, full 

wall fireplace, family room, country 

kitchen. 2 car attached garage. 

Only 6 years old! $76,900. Call 

Virginia Thompson at 476-9100. 

LN1 

LIVONIA 

Owner already purchased new 

home. Three bedroom Brick ranch, 

full basement, 1V? baths, walk-out 

patio, attic fan. Fenced yard and 

more! Bring all offers! $55,500. 

Call Linda Dohany at 476-9100 

LS2 

REDFORD 

Mrs. Clean Lives Here! Much pride 

shown in this Three bedroom 

Ranch. Sharp throughout, carpet 

like new. Only $41,900. Includes 

shed, move in condition. Ask for 

Diane Ross at 476-9100. LB2 

WESTLAND 

A lovely 3 bedroom ranch with a 

family room, fireplace, kitchen 

paneled with a snack bar, new 

plumbing and hot water tank, attached 

garage. Call to see and ask 

for Shirley Bodrie. 721-8400 Wh1 

$44,900 

ROMULUS 

A sharp 3 bedroom brick ranch on 

double lot with V2 acre back yard, 

family room with natural fireplace, 

large 3 car garage, all with immediate 

occupancy. Call to see 

721-8400 WW2 $47,900 

PLYMOUTH TWSP. 

Hay is for horses and this unique 

offering has accommodations for 

both Five acres with hay approx. 

700' of frontage, 6 out buildjngs, 2 

wells. 3 bedroom. Energy efficient 

Farm House, with den, fireplace, 

formal dining room, gas pumps 

and option on adjoining acreage - 

close to everything for that city hay 

seed! For more feed on this one 

contact Mark $trautz at 455-5200 

PP4 $129,900 

CANTON 

Located in peaceful Franklin Palmer 

Estates, this lovely 4 bedroom 

brick Colonial, has a full bath on 

each floor, full basement, a country 

kitchen with loads of cabinets, 

and lots of table space, family 

room with fireplace and attached 2 

car garage, all with immediate 

occupancy. 721-8400 WP1 $74, 

900 

1 

Simple Assumption Super Ranch 

in Sunflower Subdivision'features: 

2 full baths, 3 bedrooms, first floor 

laundry room, upgraded carpeting 

throughout, family room with fireplace, 

lots of cupboard space enhance 

this lovely kitchen, plus subdivisions 

own pool, tennis court 

and club house. PM1 $79,900 

455-5200 

DE ARBORN HGTS. 

Rustic charm is abundant throughout 

this lovely 3 bedroom ranch 

featuring: Family room with 

beamed ceiling and fireplace, living 

room offers full wall Fireplace with 

end to end mantle, large 3" plate 

glass mirror with wood frame. Also 

a large 24 ft. above ground pool 

with redwood deck, front porch 

with wrought Iron and brick flower 

bed. Lisa Palmer $40,500. PC5 

455-5200 

LIV0NIA/FARMINGT0N BRIGHTON/LIVINGSTON SOUTHFIELD/ 

476-9100 478-7560 LATHRUP VILLAGE 

557-6700 

PLYM0UTH/N0RTHVILLE 

455-5200 

f 

NATIONAL RELOCATION 

COUNSELING CENTER 

K f l H t t M M i a i M M 

WESTLAND/CANTON 

721-8400 

312 Livonia 

CASTLE GARDENS 

Deairabto 1 bedroom brick Rtncfc 

featuring family I J room, • WM«, fireplace, • vjl • - foil 

tiled baaemeat, fenced ' rard. — ' I 1 car at- at- 

tacbed _ — — ConfentJonal - m mortfafe 

or LC fermt $W,W0 

Realty World Village. 

666-1212 


JUST LISTED thia sharp S bedroom 

brick raDch. with 2W batha. profeaaloo 

all* finished rec room, attached 1 car 

garage In a dealreable area for only 

$69,900 

Red Carpet 

REALTORS 522-3500 

CATCH A FALLING PRICE 

2 year old 3 bedroom ranch, 1 Vfa batha. 

drapes and curtains, central air, pantry, 

dishwasher, oven/range, basement, S 

car garage with opener on roll-ap door 

Only |58,M0 

HITCHCOCK 

GALLERY 

OF HOME? 

478-4100 

CENTRAL AIR 

Attractive 3 bedroom brick ranch, and 

finest area. Urge family room with 

fireplace, carpet throughout, nicely 

landscaped, and more Owner anxious. 

$86,900 

- KAVANAUGH . 

REAL ESTATE INC. 

478-2555 

CENTRAL AIR 

Maintenance free brick 

ranch with aluminum trim. 3 

spacious bedrooms, new 

kitchen, family room and finished 

basement, fenced yard 

and garage. $57,900. f 

Century 21 

Hartford S. 261-4200 

COUNTRY SETTING 

Sparkling white aluminum 

ranch on quiet rural street. 3 

bedrooms, family room, carpeting 

throughout. 2 car garage 

and more. $49,900. 

Century 21 


312 Livonia 

COZY m STORY brick home. 1 bedrooms. 

attached garage, large lot. gas 

beat, fireplace In living room Coxy 

comfort at ftt,M4. 



CHARM - ECONOMY 

Beautiful newer 3 bedroom 

brick ranch. Family room 

with natural fireplace, full 

basement, 2 car attached 

garage, central air. A beautiful 

opportunity. $70,900. 

Century 21 

Hartford South 464-6400 

No 1 C-ll Office in Mich 1877 k 78 

CONTEMPORARY HOME 

In North Wat Livonia. Easy maintenance, 

Solar oriented. Nature lovers delight 

with large window areaa, trees, 

wildlife and open space Country living 

in the city A home for those who enjoy 

privacy 193.900 

EARL KEIM 

SUBURBAN WEST, INC 

261-1600 

15707 Farmington Livonia 

COOL IN POOL 

3 bedroom brick Ranch, finished rec 

room, gas beat, 2 car garage Beautiful 

32 x 16 Kayak pool Tennis courts and 

recreational facilities near by. Only 

$36,900 

FAMILY DELIGHT 

AttracUve 4 bedroom Tri-Level Builtins 

In model kitchen, door wall to patio 

and large family room 1W baths, 2"* 

car brick front garage $74,900 

COUNTRY LIVING 

Sparkling brick and aluminum Ranch, 

large modem kitchen, finished rec 

room, country atmosphere $52,900 

REAL ESTATE 

NETWORK 

CLARK-FRON REALTY 42S-7300 

COUNTRY in the CITY 

Situated on approximately 

half an acre is this 3 bedroom 

Ranch home. Featuring 

a large living room with 

dining ell, family room, 2 car 

garage and immediate occupancy. 

Enjoy your yard with 

the many fruit trees and 

plant yourself a gardenl Only 

$52,900. 

HARRY S. 

WOLFE 

COMPANY 

33235 Seven Mile 474-5700 

OPEN SAT-SUN 11-5 

9358 MARIE COURT 

Beautiful Treed Cul-De-Sac Lot 

Delightful 3 bedroom ranch. Spacious country 

kitchen (appliances included), finished 

basement, carpeting throughout, 2V2 car 

garage. Near schools and access to I-275 

and Jeffries. $63,500 

Lots More - See for Yourself 

464-2446 

312 Livonia 

Cardinal 

LIVONIA & AREA 

RESORT LIVING 

Awaita vou in this spacious 5 bedroom. 

2 1 * j>ath Colonial Enjoy your summer 

In tile 40 x 21 heated inground pool, 

along with the many lovely features 

that include Family room with fireplace. 

formal dining room, patio, etc 

Situated on nice lot that overlooks the 

17th fairway of Idyl Wyld Golf Course 

$107,500 

PARTICULAR BUYER 

Can be satisfied with this sharp 3 bed 

room Tri-Level home Has formal dining 

room. 2 full baths, family room with 

beamed ceiling and corner fireplace, 2 

car garage, all on extra deep lot with 

garden space and plenty of play room 

for the kids $74,900 

ITS NEW 

And with wide open spaces for you on 

this HALF ACRE lot With a custom 

built 3 bedroom Colonial featuring for 

mal dining room, 2H baths, 1st floor 

laundry room, family room with natural 

fireplace, full basement Attached 

garage Plus lots more, all for $86,900 

NICE TRI 

In very desirable area Living room has 

lovely bay window and the 23 ft Fami 

ly room has a doorwal) to a sunken 

patio, attached garage Only $64,900 

LARGE LOT 

Around this neat 3 bedroom aluminum 

home Has plush carpeting in the family 

room and living room Asking only 

$41,900 Call for Appointment 

PEACEFUL 

Country living at its finest 4 bedroom, 

2W bath Colonial on HALF ACRE lot in 

a lovely area Family room with fire- 

ilace, formal Dining room, 1st floor 

faundry, basement. 2 car attached ga 

rage and much more $89,900 

FARMINGTON 

FASHIONABLY DRESSED 

TWO story home where the emphasis is 

on a fine location Historically one of 

Farmington's older residences with 

many recent improvements Charming 

setting with private treed yard Offers 3 

bedrooms, large formal dining room, 2 

screened in porches, basement MUST 

SEE' $76,900 

HORSE LOVER'S DREAM 

A PERFECT setting for raising or riding 

them on your very own 4 ACRES A 

charming 3 bedroom brick home has 

features such as den. country kitchen 

with all appliances, huge recreation 

room, 2V< car garage on a circle drive 

Land contract terms available $89,900 

REDFORD 

LOTS OF CHARM 

This center entrance Ranch is 

highlighted by a fieldstone fireplace in 

the living room Fo mal dining room 

with doorwal) to dec , and den could be 

3rd bedroom Basertient and attached 

garge All on love y treed lot Only 

$48,900 

LOWTHXES 

3 bedroom aluminufji Ranch, has sepa 

| rate dining room, cemodeled kitchen 

I Basement could have rec. room Hurry 

$39,900 

ROMULUS 


A treed ACRE lot offsets this charming 

3 bedroom Ranch Large living room 

with fireplace, country kitehen. Family 

room Fruit trees and berries too (Also 

investment potential) Only $44,900 

Cardinal 

West, Inc. 522-5333 


New on market! 

Full brick ranch featuring finished 

basement. 2 full baths. 2 car garage 

Needs some work but priced to sell at 

$54,900 

Real Estate Network 

J.R. Mall, Inc 455-5780 

KIMBERLY OAKS 3 bedroom brick 

ranch, family room with fireplace IW 

baths, central air, 2 car attached 

garage Close to schools, shown by appointment 

only $72,500 522 1232 

ROBERT 

BAKE ~ 

1005 W. Ann Arbor Trail 

Plymouth 453-8200 

NEW ON THE MARKET! A LOCATION AND SETTING THAT WOULD BE DIFFI- 

CULT TO IMPROVE UPON. Nearly 9 Acres consisting of trees, meadows, and well 

tended lawn. Privacy without isolation on one of the area's prettiest roads introduces 

a beautifully maintained custom built brick ranch. 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, 

formal dining area, a very special 20 x 18 family room with fireplace, a new kitchen 

with all the needed appliances, full basement, and 3 car garage with loft. An inground 

heated pool, aluminum trim, a completely new bathroom, wet plaster, and 

sophisticated interior decorating talents results in one of the year's better new 

Offerings. WE INVITE YOUR EARLY INTEREST. $137,500. 453-8200 

FIRST OFFERINGI PLYMOUTH! FRAMED BY UNCLUTTERED VIEWS OF DISTANT 

COUNTRYSIDE AND YOUR OWN PICTURESQUE POND, this completely re-built and 

handsome Farmhouse was painstakingly re-cycled without compromise to cost or 

attention to detail. Enjoying the best surroundings, your ownership will assure you of 

continued upward value. There are 3 bedrooms, 3 full baths, formal dining room, a 

study or 4th bedroom, a handsome entrance foyer, a large living room with fireplace, 

basement, and an oversized side entrance 2V? car garage. EXPRESSLY FOR THOSE 

WHO ARE SEEKING A LOVELY FAMILY HOME WITH WARMTH OF CHARACTER 

AND AN INVITING ATMOSPHERE. $175,000. 453-8200 

L 

A REFRESHING DEPARTURE FROM THE ORDINARY. THIS CUSTOM BUILT 

HILLSIDE RANCH offers superb views of Hilltop Golf Course, an excellent arrange 

ment of internal space, the beauty of a nature-wrapped One Acre setting, and the 

pride of ownership resulting from an attractive exterior. There are 3 bedrooms, 2 

baths, a dramatic living room with a fireplace and bookcases, a pleasing kitchen 

with a spacious dining area, a large family room, basement, and side entrance, 2Vi 

car garage. A new roof and an exterior free of all maintenance concerns. A PLYM- 

OUTH LOCATION DELIVERING THE BEST IN PRIVACY AND RELAXATION. 

$114,900. 453-8200 

THAT LINGERING SECOND LOOK WILL BE FOREVER REPEATED with ownership of 

this original owner Colonial. There are many features generally found only in more 

expensive homes. Aluminum trim, Central Air, underground sprinklers, Gas BBQ, and 

an oversized garage are among its many extras. There are 3 bedrooms, 1 x h baths, a 

24 ft. family room with fireplace, a very workable kitchen, a finished basement area, 

and an oversized 2fc car garage. A PLYMOUTH HOME WITH THE BEST OF 

CREDENTIAL'S. $79,900. 453-8200 

NEW ON THE MARKET! THIS EXCEPTIONALLY DEVELOPED COLONIAL RE- 

FLECTS THE OWNER'S GOOD SENSE OF TASTE. . upgraded carpeting, special 

floor coverings in the foyer and kitchen, subtle colors, and an exterior enhanced by 

a covered entry porch and an end entrance garage. Inside, there are 3 bedrooms, 

1M? baths, a 22 x 16 family room with fireplace, 1st floor laundry, full basement, and 

oversized side entrance 2Vt car garage. Central air, Gas BBQ, and a fenced rear 

yard add to the desirability of this impeccably maintained home. $77,900. 453- 

8200 

FARMINGTON HILLS! NEW ON THE MARKET. EXCITINGLY DIFFERENT AND TO 

ITS CREDIT. THIS GEORGIAN STYLED BRICK HOME WAS CUSTOM BUILT and its 

splendid arrangement of large rooms is practical and refreshing. An Inspiring two acre 

setting sequestered within a private compound of seven other homes.. .providing 

precious privacy and soothing views. There are 4 large bedrooms, 3V? baths, a 15.7 x 

13 formal dining room, a 25 ft. living room, a gracious entry, a study, a 21 x 21 family 

room with cathedral celling and fireplace, 1st.floor laundry, a screened porch off the 

breakfast room, a. fvHI walk-out basement, and an oversized side entrance 2ft car 

garage. A HOME THAT LEAVES LITTLE TO BE DESIRED. $205,000. 453-8200 

N 

OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2:00 to 5:00 

465AUBURN STREET. CITY OF PLYMOUTH. East of Sheldon and North off Penniman. 

In the heart of one.of Plymouth's most favored residential area's.. .tree lined 

streets and well nrpintalned homes. This ever popular CAPE COD features 3 bedrooms, 

kitchen with eating area, finished basement, carpeting throughout, and 

garage. Wet plaster and a newer furnace wtth Central Air are comforting qualities. 

SET ASIDE PART OF SUNDAY AFTERNOON TO SEE THIS HOME. $58,900. 453- 

8200 

t 

312 Livonia 

CUSTOM 

Elegant 3 bedroom ranch, family room 

with fireplace, full basement, inground 

pool, attached garage, 6Vi% assumable 

mortgage OPEN SUNDAY 1 to 5 

36290 MARCARETA E of Levan, S of 

7 Mile 

Norwood 

No. 10, Inc. 459-2800 

DISTINCTIVE 

COMBINATION! 

Location, Condition and Priced Right' 

Impressive corner lot Attractively oec 

orated 3 bedroom, brick Ranch with 

Familv room, Natural fireplace, At 

tached garage Assumption available. 

Country Homes Sub $69,900 

EARL KEIM 

SUBURBAN WEST. INC. 

261-1600 


EXECUTIVE HOME 

An all brick with aluminum 

trim Bi-Level with balcony, 

dream kitchen, f/2 modern 

baths, cozy family room with 

door wall to sunken patio, 

spacious open floor plan. A 

treat to show this attractive 

home. $61,900. 

HARRYS. 

WOLFE 

COMPANY 

32398 Five Mile 421 5660 

EXECUTIVE'S CHOICE 

Discover the quiet neighborhood 

& easy living with comfortable 

surroundings from 

this spacious split level 

home built on a terraced, ravine 

lot. Extremely well 

cared for brick split level 

with 4 bedrooms, huge family 

room with natural fireplace. 

enclosed Florida 

room, relax & enjoy the view 

front the raised deck overlooking 

the ravine. $86,500. 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford West, Inc. 453-7600 

FIRST OFFERING 

Extra sharp 3 bedroom brick ranch. 1 

baths, family room, central air. aluminum 

trim, basement, 2 car attached 

garage, nicely landscaped lot, super 

area, only $70,900 

Realty World 

Camelot 525-5600 


This 2 bedroom ranch has 

formal dining room, basement, 

and sits on 80x275 lot. 

Has 2 garages for car lovers, 

close to shopping and transportation. 

$39,900. 

Century 21 

NADA, INC. 477-9800 

FOR SALE BY 0WNF:R Rambling 4 

bedroom fanch, 1% baths, dining room, 

cedar rec room with Franklin fireplace 

& built in bar. attached garage. 35 x 20 

patio V« acre lot. House is much bigger 

than it appears, must be seen inside to 

appreciate. $61,990 Open Every Saturday 

and Sunday 1-5 pm, or call for 

appointment 427-0244 

312 Livonia 

Land Contract 

Over three quarter acres is the setting 

for this 3 bedroom home with basement. 

2V4 car garage 

7 Mile Middlebelt of Livonia $70,000 

Call 522-8300 

ERA 

Integrity, 

Realtors 

LAUREL PARK 

30-60 DAY OCCUPANCY 

Livonia's most prestigious community 

Two custom ranch models to choose 

from, with features that include 2Vt 

baths, 1st floor laundry, family room, 

fireplace, attached garag age, full base 

ment, on 80x120 lots HurTy for this 

unbeatable value , prices starting al 

$85,900 For more information call 

RAY HURLEY 

Red Carpet 

REALTORS 

LIVONIA 

COUNTRY SUBDIVISION -Custom 

Ranch, 3 bedrooms 1 ^ bath, family 

room with fireplace, attached garage 

Excellent condition Ixrt 90 x 270 Ask 

for 

HARRIET HENNIGAR 

REAL ESTATE ONE 

348-6430 or 349-1685 

LIVONIA'S BEST BUY 

in new construction 1 Tradi 

tional three bedroom Colonial 

offers 1W baths, large family 

room with brick wall fire 

place, two car attached ga 

rage and central air Spacious 

lot with well established trees 

$81,900. Call 261 5080 

Thompson- 

Brown 

FIVE STARS A * * * * 

Like a great movie, this rare HIT has 

one fine feature after another' 5 bed 

rooms, Family room with fireplace, 

Dining room, Country kitchen. 1st floor 

laundry, Master bath for owner s bed 

room. Finished basement, Attached 

garage Burton Hollow Call today for 

an appointment $104,500 

312 Livonia 

FOUR BEDROOM New England colonial. 

2 1 * baths, fireplace in family 

room 1st floor laundry, formal dining 

room, 1990 sq ft of living, patio, shade 

trees, much more 6 Mile-' Newburi urgh 

area By owner 

464 6488 

FOUR BEDROOMS 

And 2 full baths add up to a 

big 'plus' in this brick ranch. 

Full basement, family room 

with fireplace, attached 

garage Located in western 

Livonia $70,900 

Century 21 

Hartford S 261-4200 

INCOME PROPERTY W ACRE 

Garden spot with roomy 3 bedrooms, 

basement dining room, family room, 

natural fireplace Plus income house on 

property Land contract terms Century 

21 ABC Realty 425 33250 

Investment Special 

Do some painting and fixing 

and save $$ Large alumi- 

522-3500 i num bungalow with base- 

ment, 3 bedrooms, separate 

dining room and treed lot 

$36,900 

Century 21 


JUST LISTED 

This beautifully decorated brick 

colonial offers 4 bedrooms, country 

kitchen with extras carpeung. family 

room with natural fireplace terrace 

full basement and attached 2 car 

garage Reduced to 183,900 

CENTURY 21 

TODAY 425-7900 

FAMILY ROOM 

FIREPLACE 

A 3 bedroom brick Ranch 

with 1 Vi baths, modern 

I kitchen, 21 x 12 family room 

with natural fireplace, full 

[basement, carpeting 

throughout, attached 2 car 

i garage This home is in ex 

cellent condition $66,900 

HARRY S 

EARL KEIM WOLFE 

SUBURBAN WEST. INC 

261-1600 


HALF ACRE RANCH 

In a rural area of North Livonia 

is this sharp and clean 3 

bedroom brick Ranch home 

Highlights include a 20 ft living 

room, family room with 

natural fireplace, modern 

kitchen with built-ins and 

dishwasher, full tiled basement 

with lavatory, enclosed 

porch and a 2 car garage 

Room for everyone! Asking 

$79,900. 

HARRYS. 

WOLFE 

COMPANY 

33235 Seven Mile 474 5700 

IMMACULATE 3 bedroom Ranch 

14780 Park, Levan/5 Mile area 

Screened patio, pool, family room 

Treed lot. $75,900 464 6987 

I'IVIOL 

K0CK 

COMPANY 

32398 Five Mile 421 5660 

FAMILY ROOM WITH 

FULL WALL FIREPLACE 

Also offers a beautiful view of wood.* 

adjacent to back lot line 3 bedroom 

brick Ranch Modern kitchen base 

ment. 2 car garage Near Idyl Wild Coif 

Course 169,900 

EARL KEIM 

SUBURBAN WEST INC 

261-1600 

15707 Farmington Ijvonia 

FARMINGTON - 7 MILE RD 

IMMEDIATE 

OCCUPANCY 

LOOK no more! F.xtr.i nice 3 bedroom 

brick Ranch built in 1974 .ill the good 

things 1 W baths family room with 

fireplace air conditioning completely 

enclosed porch (15 » 12 i plus patio 2 

car attached garage finished base 

ment. quality copper plumbing 100 

amp service, ceramic tile move in con 

dition $79,900 

NETWORK 

HARRISON MOORE 427 9030 

nzt A- 

Historic Plymouth! 

fin investment in todays lifestyle 

your family t future. 

A new home is one of the best 

hedges against inflation. Make your 

investment now and enjoy the 

finest in family living in one of 

Plymouth'^ most desirable areas. 7 

quality Sullivan-Smith plans to 

select from, 3 models to view. But, 

only 24 families will enjoy the opportunity 

to live in exciting Beacon 

Trail II. Priced from $118,900. 

(+oe) 1-1? 

Open Daily 1-5, Sat 12-5, Sun 1-7 

Closed Thurs Model Ph 455-0777 

5 mile ho 

joy ro 

ford rd 

SULLIVAN-SMITH,INC. 

mil 

Visit another 

outstanding Sullivan-Smith 

development Beautiful estate size 2 acre 

plus sites. Select from 3 exciting models, or you may purchase 

the lot only and build with the builder of your choice, as long as 

construction is started within 6 months of lot purchase date." 

Only 33 lots available. You may view the models at Beacon 

Trail II and the sales representative there can give you details 

and prices for Beacon Farms Estates. 

•y 7 Mil E no 

6 MILE RD 

f " ^ 1 

tr' 

MILE RO, 

Beacon 

Farms 

Estates

312 Livonia 

LIVONIA 

JUST LISTED 

$55,900 . 

QUALITY BRICK RANCH located In 

Uvonla i highest demand area S bed 

rooma with Urge ckweU delightful 

kitchen, table apace, good HOOT plan, 

partially finished basement Immediate 

occupancy Better hurry on thia one' 

Century 21 

HARTFORD 

North 525-9600 

LIVONIA new quad level under con 

tt ruction V* acre lot Still Ume to 

choo* colon M8.000 Builder 

42&-S1S2 

LIVONIA 

ON A CORNER 

Standi a value-packed brick ranch 

Walking distance to shopping center. 3 

large bedrooms. 2 full baths, carpeting 

throughout, full kitchen in finished rec 

room, living room with dining L, Mx8 

workshop and 2 car garage Try and 

beat thia 8W.W0 

NOTHING BUT ROOM 

For the large family in this brick splitlevel 

Has 5 large bedrooms, I full 

baths, king siaed family room with 

beautiful natural fireplace, big farmtype 

kitchen with loads of eating space, 

much new carpeting, a deep lot and 2 

car attached garage $7J,W0 

CHARM GALORE 

Best describes this Oldie but Goodie A 

brick home beautifully maintained with 

excellent location on a corner lot Has 

cherry and apple trees plus 4 bedrooms. 

1W baths, spacious living room with 

natural fireplace, big formal dining 

room, basement and 2 car garage Located 

in desirable Coventry Gardens 

To see is to buy I76.W0 

CENTURY 

21 

HARTFORD 

NORTH 261-2000 

LIVONIA 

RANCH WITH PRIVACY 

ON ONE ACRE 

A moat lovely ranch home on a one acre 

country setting 1W baths, large living 

room with dining ell, natural fireplace 

and more Low taies N of S Mile. W of 

Merriman 

By owner. |74,»00 

522-3641 

LIVONIA-$51,900 

We lust listed this charming J bedroom 

brick borne with 1W batha. finished 

basement, garage Move in condition 

Red Carpet 

REALTORS 522-3500 

312 Livonia 

LIVONIA RANCHES 

FROM I&9.M0 

Sharp 3 bedroom, central air, finished 

basement, newer kitchen, northwest 

area 

884,900 

Two bath facilities, 8 ft doorwall from 

kitchen/dining area, garage and more 

889.WK) 

Only a tour will satisfy your curiosity 

and you won't be disappointed with this 

Immaculate J bedroom with more ei 

tras than you could imagine 

ASK FOR CASHTRYBAN 

Norwood 

No. 11, Inc. 522-3010 

LIVONIA SPECIAL 

Maintenance free brick front 

3 bedroom Ranch with a terrific 

floor plan, nice treed lot 

and garage. $42,900 

HARRYS. 

WOLFE 

COMPANY 

32390 Five Mile 421 MM 

LIVONIA 

2 bedroom ranch, fully carpeted, fenced 

yard with pool and paUo. 138,500 HI 

Mart Real Estate Inc 47S-77M 

LIVONIA 

30-60 

DAY 0CC. 

Several Ranches A Colonials for 

30 and 60 day occupancy 

Windridge 

Village 

7 Mile, W. of Farmington 

476-9300 

MEET VERY CLEAN 

3 bedroom brick ranch, family room 

with fireplace, full finished basement, 2 

car garage Like unusual charm' 7 Mile 

and Middlebelt Mall & school just 

blocks away To tour call Dick 171.900 

HOMESTEAD 

522-0900 

OPEN SAT & SUN, 1-5. 14992 Riverside 

Dr , 5 Mile, Farmington Rd Sharp 3 

bedroom brick Colonial, natural fireplace 

in paneled family room, 1st floor 

laundry, many extras 464-0952 

OPEN SATURDAY t SUNDAY 

Brick ranch, 3 bedrooms, new kitchen 

with sll built-ins, central air, drapes, 

carpet, IW baths, doorwall .o patio and 

gas grill, finished basement, 2*^ car 

[arage last chance at owner's price, 

85,900 Must sell 7 Mile L Merriman 

47M219 

DISTINCTION 

in an eminent Northvifle area The formal dining room, 

beautifully appointed kitchen with dark stained trim, 

and an exceptional family room with adjacent redwood 

deck are arranged to take advantage of the sloping 

rear yard Walk-out basement with sliding doors to the 

patio and terraced yard add that extra dimension It 

commands a personal inspection $134,900 

REALTY WORLD' 

. 

O A E 

fOUAl M0USJNC 

oppostunty 

j 

REALTY WORLD 

Wm. Decker, Inc. 

455-8400 

312 Llvonis 

Your Needs Come First at... 

MERRILYN FARMS 

Popular subdivision. Call today 

on this freshly listed 3 

bedroom brick ranch with 

large rooms, formal dining 

room, doorwall to redwood 

deck, half bath off master 

bedroom, large fenced yard 

and more. $55,500. 

Century 21 


NEED SPACE? 

Call today on this 3 bedroom 

colonial with large country 

kitchen, family room with full 

wall fireplace, 11% baths, 

basement and attached 2 

car garage. $71,900. 

Century 21 


NEW LISTING 

A beautiful opportunity, this 

gorgeous 3 bedroom brick 

ranch features family room 

with doorwall to patio, full 

basement, 2Vi car garage. 

Only $65,900. 

Century 21 


No 1 C-21 Office in Mich 1977 I 78 

RENAISSANCE RANCH, i bedrooms, 2 

baths, . dining area, built-ins, family 

room with full wall double opening fireplace, 

finished basement, rec room, 

18 x20' wood deck, sprinkler system, all 

aluminum trim, open house Sat & Sun 

1-5. 14435 Ramblewood Dr S of 5 Mile, 

E of Levin 883,900 591-1509 

312 Livonia 

OPEN HOUSE 

SUN. 2-8. JULY 1 

38502 Summers 

LIVONIA AREA 

N. of Schoolcraft 

W of Newburgh 

Sharp 3 bedroom tri-level, built In 1972 

Natural fireplace, family room, patio, 

carpeting throughout Beautiful corner 

lot Must see to appreciate 172,900 

» JAMES C. 

CUTLER 

REALTY 

349-4030 

ONE LOOK 

Is all it will take to start 

packing - large lot with many 

trees, cedar & aluminum 

sided ranch featuring 24 ft. 

family room Ideal for gathering 

room enjoyment, 3 good 

sized bedrooms, covered 

patio & garage. Priced to sell 

fast at only $49,900. 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford West. Inc. 453-7600 

PRICE CUT!!! 

OLDE ROSEDALE GARDENS 

3 bedroom full brick colonial on shady 

double lot Formal dining room, natural 

fireplace, full basement, garage, aluminum 

trim, aluminum storms and 

icreens Recently decorated featuring 

many origin original fixtures For private 

tour call ill 459- 459-3700 

IMMEDIATE MMEI OCCUPANCY 

Realty World 

CHAPMAN WEST 

"PRIME AREA" 

Neat and clean brick ranch with J 

bedrooms, 2 full baths, natural fireplace, 

full basement, attached 2 car 

garage and more Only 174,900, 

CENTURY 21 

TODAY 538-2000 

SPECTACULAR VIEW comes with this 

beautiful 4 bedroom 2 bath multi-level home 

in Livonia's Coventry Woods on a ravine lot, 

immaculate condition, family room, dining 

room, carpeting, fireplace, CENTRAL AIR, 

fast occupancy, $99,500. 

OPEN SUNDAY, 32966 BARKLEY, Livonia, 

prime location in Kimberly Oaks backing to a 

wooded area, 3 bedroom ranch with family 

room in spotless condition, carpeting, dining 

room, recreation room, attached garage, 

$68,900. 

OPEN SUNDAY, 31232 STEPHEN, Westland, 

sharp as a tack, lovely 3 bedroom 

Tri-level with family room, fully carpeted in 

newer earthtones, oversize garage, LIVONIA 

SCHOOLS, $56,900 

Martin, / 

Ketcham [522 0200] 

& Martin REALTORS |Ti7?TIvtMT^0A0 

NORWOOD 

The Progressive Name in Real Estate 

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IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY-Meticulously cared for 3 bedroom ranch fc 1 0UTSTANDING-A rare find, beautifully maintained 4 bedroom brick 

in neighborhood of fine homes and conveniently located In Livonia. [ home, Lovely Rohda room, family room, library, 2 ful and batha, 

Lovely towing floor plan, finished basement, brand new roof, Hove ] exquisite landscaping with crushed stone, trees and shrubs. Two zone 

and refrigerator wHI stay Two car garage. 464-2800. $55,900. | , 1 heat. 2tt car garage. 851-9090. $136,900. 

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POSSIBLE ASSUMPTION—Surrounded by mature trees on beautiful 

private yard, 3 bedroom aluminum ranch. (Xitstanding finished rec 

room with extra shower in basement Covered patio could be 

screened. Spotleesl Immediate occupancy. 464-2800. $59,700. 

PICTURE PERFECT-Spacious 2 story colonial In West BtoomfMd set 

on perfectly maintained, landscaped lot with many trees and shrubs. 

Exquisite wrought Iron lenc* surrounds patio, 4 bedrooms, 2% baths, 

Ibrary, flrsplaced family room. Underground sprlnklng. 851-9690. 

$156,577 

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312 Livonia 

NORTH LIVONIA 

Close to schools & shopping, 

this mint-condition 3 bedroom 

brick ranch is just 

waiting for its new owner. 

Large country kitchen with 

doorwall to patio, full basement, 

lovely treed yard, 2 

car garage. $57,900. 

Century 21 


Nothing But The Best 

(No 49). First : ume tin featured, this home 

is sbaolutely - • • beautiful eautiful Among details, 

such as built-in lt-in wood cloaets, exception 

al baths, earth tone decor and i lovely 

hardwood floors, the moat spectacular 

element Is the casual elegant flow of 

this wide open floor plan Quality custom 

Interior treatments compliment 

this tri-level home for gracious entertaining 

and comfortable living Added 

features, 4 bedrooms, family room with 

full brick wall fireplace, oval patio, 2 

car attached garage with opener and 

central air OPEN SAT 1-5 

16414 COUNTRY CLUB S of 6 Mile, E 

of Levan |89,500 

Century 21 

VINCENT N LEE 

EXECUTIVE TRANSFER SAI.ES 

851-4100 

RANCH, 5 bedroom, (3 on main level - 2 

In finished basement), large corner lot, 

fireplace, family room, attached 2 car 

garage, central air, SW Livonia. 

§72,900 464-1604 

312 Livonia 

ROOM TO ROAM 

and expand on this 1 82 acres 

Charming older brick Bungalow 

with three bedrooms, 

1* batha. full basement and 

two car garage Additional out 

buildings 864.900 Call 

261 5080 

Thompson- 

Brown 

ROSEDALE MEADOWS Very 

bedroom brick tri-level, aluminum 

trim, 2 baths. 2 Mi car garage, large 

kitchen, pool, patio 867,900 427 1435 

SHERWOOD FOREST 

Roblnhood didn't live here 

but you would think so by 

the privacy offered with the 

beautifully" wooded atmosphere 

surrounding this adorable 

3 bedroom Ranch 

featuring a FORMAL DINING 

ROOM, 1% baths, family 

room with natural fireplace, 

full basement, central air, 2 

car attached garage and 

quick occupancy. $95,900. 

HARRY S. 

WOLFE 

COMPANY 

32398 Five Mile 421-5660 

OWNER 3 bedroom brick ranch with 

attached 1 car garage, central air, 2 

baths, finished basement, extra large 

lot with 10x12 ft Chalet play L storage 

bouse Assumption at7% 591 2015 

REALTY WORLD* 

c.w. 

ALLEN INC. 

REALTORS 

W / / / 6 

LOVE A GRACIOUS SETTING? 

Beauty, Shade, Coolness, and Quiet are benefits provided 

by the stately trees that frame this lovely, quality 

home. Enormous living room, formal dining room, three 

bedrooms, two baths and additional desirable features 

contribute to the all-round graciousness of this exceptional 

LIVONIA property. $97,900 

EASY ON THE BUDGET 

Energy efficient, this home has extra insulation, attic 

fan, gas heat and central air conditioning. This is an 

attractive, easy maintenance home with three bedrooms. 

attached garage and completely finished basement 

Westland $59,900 

YOUR MONEY COULDN'T BUY MORE! 

Have you nearly despaired of finding a good home you 

can really afford? A nice clean home with 2 large bedrooms. 

It even has an attached garage and a fenced 

yard with a beautiful big old shade tree! Ann Arbor 

Trail-Middlebelt area Just $29,900. 

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15337 Farmington Rd. 

Livonia 525-1812 

312 Livonia 

SIMPLE ASSUMPTION 

On this 3 bedroom brick 

Ranch home with many features. 

Open flowing floor 

plan with spacious family 

room and natural fireplace. 

Central air, country kitchen, 

full basement queen size 

master bedro< 

sized attache< 

now. Only $79^900. 

HARIIYS. 

WO 

m, and overgarage. 

Call 

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COMPANY 

Mil* 474-5700 

TRADITIONAL Colonial, 4 bedrooms, 

2 1 * baths, in-ground pool, enclosed 

tio, family room, fireplace, 7 Mi - 

van WESTGATE REALTY. 474-4990 

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Thursday, June 28, 1979 *3E 

312 Livonia 

TROMORROW'S 

NEST EGG 

OPEN SUN. 2-5 

31037 DORA IS 

(Merriman 5 File Area) 

3 bedroom brick ranch with patio. 2 car 

garage. IV* baths, full finished base 

ment, newly remodeled kitchen with 

built-ins, wet plastered walla, unusual 

and charming decor Asking 863,900 

KENDRA REALTY 277 0600 

TRULY DELIGHTFUL! 

Call today to see this immaculate 3 

bedroom brick ranch Includes 1W 

baths, central air, basement patio & 

more for only 847,500 

CENTURY 21 


312 Livonia 

VALUE PACKED 

One of the best buys currently 

available is this huge 4 

bedroom. 2% bath brick 

colonial. Family room with 

natural fireplace, 1st floor 

laundry, basement, 2 car attached 

garage, over 2,200 

sq. ft. Excellent location 

$87,900 

Century 21 


No I c 21 Office in Mich 1977 J. 78 

OPEN SAT-SUN 12-5 Schoolcraft 

Merriman area Sharp and clean. 3 bed 

room brick ranch, country kitchen, 

Florida room. 1 W baths, lovely finished 

basement, patio, many extras Assume 

at 5** 863,500 427 2795 

LOT OWNERS 

IF THE HIGH COST 

OF BUILDING STOPPED YOU... 

FLEXIBLE BUILDING PROGRAM 

WILL LET YOU PITCH-IN AND SA VE 

WE CAN PUTIN YOUR FOUNDATION . 

WE CAN ERECT THE SHELL OF HOME. 

WE CAN INSTALL ALL MECHANICAL . 

WE CAN DO ALL MASONRY 

IMMEDIATE LOCAL 

BANK FINANCING 

FOR LOT OWNERS 

You do the rest 




LARGE SELECTION 

OF CUSTOM HOMES 

FREE DESIGN SERVICE 

BRING IN YOUR OWN PLANS FOR A PROMPT ESTIMATE 

6386 Jackson Rd. 

Ann Arbor 

OPEN DAILY 10-7 

SATURDAY 10-4 

Sunday and Evenings 

by Appointment Only 

DIRECTIONS 

TO MODEL: 

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SIMPLE ASSUMPTION-Three bedroom colonial In Canton, central 

air, country kitchen backs up to lovely wooded area. Rreptaced family 

room, full basement, two car attached garage. Professional landscaping. 

459-2800. $74,900. 

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PRIVATE AND QUIET-In BeAevHe, spacious custom 4 bedroom 

ranch, 3 ful baths, flrsplaced family room, dsn, ful basement. Wooded 

K acre lot with additional 28 acres available 459-2600. $107,900. 

NORWOOD NO. 8, 

| 30510 Ford RcL. Garden 1 

m m '• 522-2000 r 

m's-J. 

I-94 West toZeebRd. Exit 169 

Left at Exit to Jackson Rd Right 

on Jackson Rd 1 Mile to Model 

Phone..662-4815 

IF YOU CAN'T STOP IN-MAIL THIS TO 

6386 Jackson Road Ann Arbor 48013 

Please forward your catalog 

NAME 

ADDRESS 

CITY 

PHONE 

BUILDING SITE LOCATED IN 

I Serving Michigan Since 196P 

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r Whether you're a seasoned real estate veteran or an 

\ enthusiastic beginner, Norwood offers you a profita- 

. b ble challenge. Call the Norwood office nearest you 

today. 

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POOL-Cool off on hot summer days. Beautiful 3 bedroom home In 

picturesque setting on over an acre of land with stream in Farmington 

HHts. Three bedrooms, lovely sun porch. Lower level with complete 

independent living quarters. 9% Land Contract. 478-5000. $94,900. 

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PRESTIGIOUS AREA-Beautiful two story colonial with circular drive. 

In Farmington and convenient for shopping, schools, churches. 4 bedrooms, 

2'A baths, flrsplaced family room, dining room, library. Beautiful 

comer lot. 478-5000. $119,000. 

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ACREAGE-Set on eight acres, lovely 5 bedroom home with remodeled 

kitchen, formal dining room end breathtaking scenic view. 46x38 

bam srtth water and electricity wM accommodate 6 horses. Canton. 

522-2900. $145,000. 

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IORWOOD NO. 10 INC! 

i tfYV nU.| ltd IrSSIIU 

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v; ^ 469 2006 ; 

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WESTLAND-Splc and span 3 bedroom brick ranch in desirable area. 

Beautiful carpeting and finished basement Enjoy the well kept spaclous 

yard this summer 2 car garage 522-2900 $49,900 

MOVE RIGHT IN-Only six years old, brick and aluminum country 

ranch with 3 bedrooms. Spacious living room and kitchen with two car 

attached garage. Priced to please the pocket. 522-3010. $56,900 

JUMP IN—The beautiful Inoround oool and ortvate landscaped vard 

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maL. iKU O luiin f>.m • i III ' -» ' anneAn •- * *«miM 

vim o Deoroom spin leva especwy ipptseng. i trracta pwo 

w*th dovNe ges jrfW, 2 ethanes. Arspfrosd fsmly roony 2W oar parage 

with door ooener Share and dean. GoiMew Meailn— Uvorfe. 

$89,900 

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C0UNIY

4E* 

312 Livonia 

TRY ATRI 

A gorgeous 3 bedroom Tri- 

Level with huge master bedroom 

with balcony, a formal 

dining room, supe* kitchen 

and family room with natural 

fireplace, 2 car attached 

garage. This home is a real 

sharp place. $79,900. 

HARRYS. 

WOLFE 

COMPANY 

32398 Five Mile 421-5660 

UNIQUE QUAD LEVEL 

5 bedroom*. 3 full baths, formal dining, 

family room with fireplace Could be 

in-law quarters Owner transfered. immediate 

occupancy Everything you 

could want on large lot »86,S00 

HITCHCOCK 

GALLERY 

OF HOMES 

478-4100 

Thursday. June 28,1979 

312 Livonia 

30426 MINTON 

OPEN SUNDAY, 2 to 5 

Owners retirii ing Nice brick ranch in 

West Chicago Merriman area Central 

air. lovely inground heated pool Finished 

rec room with bar A great buy at 

|64.»00 

Noling Real Estate 

437-2056 

8% % Assumption 

Three bedroom ranch, full baseme.it, 2 

car garage Beautiful condition Owner 

anxious $6 1,900 

Remodeled Kitchen 

With Corning Ware top range, loads of 

cupboards & no wax Moor make this 3 

bedroom ranch a Super Buy' All alumi 

num trim, finished basmemt & 2 car 

garage New on Ihe market at $53,900 

Countrified Acre 

On this 3 bedroom home with mini barn 

& corral. 2 horses allowed, 16x32 in 

ground pool, asking $64 900 Make an 

offer 

FIRST 

FEDERAL 

Realty 478-3400 

312 Livonia 

V/t ACRE PARADISE 

The breeze along the river 

seejns to know the people 

living here are happy In this 

stunning 4 bedroom brick 

colonial. Family room with 

natural fireplace, basement, 

2 car attached garage, hardwood 

floors and wet plaster 

walls, over 1V4 acres with 

running stream. A rare find. 

$125,900. 

Century 21 


No 1 C-21 Office in Mich 1977 & 78 

WONDERLAND 

AREA 

.Sharp 3 bedroom brick Kanch, carpet 

ing, drapes, finished basement. 1 4 car 

garage, with screened porch and immv 

diate occupancy $53,900 

NETWORK 


North Livonia Summer Values 

Bbrl 

3 b«droomt, brick on four sides, 

featoros finished basement, central 

air. 4 bath off mastef bedroom, brick 

wall fireplace in family room, like new 

carpeting, built-in kitchen with appliances. 

all aluminum trim with privacy 

yard Asking $73,900 with 94 assumabie 

mortgage 

JUST LISTED 

N Livonia Ranch near 5 and Newburgh 

features 3 bedrooms, multiple 

baths family room with fireplace, 

basement and garaoe very clean, 

fast occupancy Asking $68,900 

Blue Grass brick ranch, gigantic 

country kitchen overlooking mammoth 

family room with fireplace Posh 

decor in ceêrys and gold This Is an 

original 3 bedroom one owner home 

with much attention to detail and 

decor Full basement with attached 

2-car garage/opener Asking $87. 

900 flexible occupancy 

OI E 

Q 

oneway 

522-6000 

OR 

464-0800 

Rare 2 story brick with attached 2 car 

garage, features formal dining room, 

large family room, country kitchen, 

full basement. Curtls-bullt quality 

home, very quick occupancy, north of 

5. west of Newburgh Asking $82,900 

JUST LISTED 

FIVE bedrooms with all desired features 

Including 2% baths, formal dining 

room, first floor laundry with dramatic 

full wall brick fireplace In lovely 

Greenwood Farms north of 5, west of 

Newburgh Asking $97,900 

1 •' M&f*. i 

11 

North of 5, west of Newburgh Is found 

this lovely 4 bedroom, 2'* bath all 

brick Colonial featuring 2 beautiful 

bay windows which enlarge both the 

living and dining rooms It includes a 

spacious wax-free country kitchen, 

open family room with brick wall 

fireplace, patio and doorwall, attached 

2-car garage on private above 

average lot Owner anxious, bring 

offers Asking $99,500 

Castle Gardens Colonial, perfect In all respects for your 

family, features 3 large bedrooms, hardwood floors 

throughout, step-down family room with brick wall 

fireplace, partially finished basement with treed yard 

and attached 2-car garage. Asking $73,900 with Immediate 

Occupancy. 

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LIVONIA 

For $36,500 you can own a very spacious 2 bedroom 

home with updated kitchen, den. dining room, 23x26 

garage Call 261-2600 (583651 ^ 

DEARBORN HTS 

Brick ranch, nice decor, large kitchen Family room with 

gas fireplace, 2 bedroom and den 2 car garage, recreation 

room with bar. basement, storage shelves $60,900. 

Call 274-9510 (58358) 

FULTON TWP 

Home away from home, on this beautiful man made lake 

Only 2 hours from Livonia Lot ready for building Buy today 

and start building tomorrow $6,900 Call 261-2600 

(73000) 

SOUTHFIELD 

Lots of room for everyone in this aluminum 2 bedroom, 

family room, attached oversize 2 car garage on 125x200 

lot Nice area near Southfield's super recreational facilities. 

$43,900 Call 525-0990 (58795 

FOWLERVILLE 

Pride of ownership! Country living at its finest. Quality 4 

bedroom tri-level home on 3V3 acres. Enjoy peace and 

quiet and what a view! Only 8 miles from I-96 $67,900 

Call 227-5005 (58629) 

LIVONIA 

Rural type living on this 600' deep lot. Large living and 

dining room area, Z bedrooms plus expansion attic. Lots 

of potential here!! $39,900 Cell 525-0990 (58915) 

Imagine yourself in this nice three bedroom brick ranch in 

desirable Castle Gardens sub. Be cool this summer with 

your central air, or take a dip in your above ground pool. 

This winter, snuggle up to your natural fireplace in the family 

room. 1V7 baths, attached 2y? car garage with automatic 

door opener, nice size lot and much more. $70,900 Call 

261-0700 (58791) 

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PLYMOUTH 

Don't miss this 3 bedroom brick Colonial on tjholce treed 

lot in desirable area. Spacious family room, country kitchen 

with doorwall to patio. ^V^ baths, 2ft ca r garage. 

$81,900. Call 455-7000 

312 Livonia 

OWNER beautiful 3 bedroo schools 

Spacious 3 bedroom, all 

country kitchen, large living 

of closet space, carpeting 

tiled basement with custom 

boards 25 x 26 brick garage, 

with beautiful hardwood trees 

Evenings k Weekends 474 0428 

314 Plymouth-Canton 

$115,000 

5 ACRES - excellent North 

Territorial location. Plenty of 

room for children to be 

raised in a country atmosphere. 

Small horse barn, excellent 

3 bedroom, full basement, 

professionally decorated. 

with fireplace. Excellent 

garden area. 

LAND CONTRACT TERMS 

Lloyd Courtney 

CENTURY 21 

Gold House Realtors 

459-6000 

AN AMAZING VALUE • $6)9.500 

4 bedroom colonial. Plymouth T*p 1 ^ 

baths, family room, fireplace^ finished 

basement, wet bar. 24 car garage, pool 

& much more Immediate occupancy 

40434 Pinetree 455-7109 


15004 MAPLEWOOD LANE 

Spacious tradiUooal 4 bedroom Colonial 

located in Lakepoint Village Sub 

ly decorated lr carpeted, 

landscaped, large, love! 

baths, attached 2 car 

room/fireplace Priced to sell at JuW 

$87,900 Call Marv Lou Guilbault. 459 

7500 Eveninp, 911-0479 

Caldwell & 

Reinhart Realtors 

382 Ann St 

4 bedroom home in lovely area of 

Plymouth situated on a beautiful tree 

lined street With a little TLC this home 

will be as charming as the area in 

which it is located Excellent schools, 

fine family home Priced under $60,000 

Stop by Sunday A see for vourself Call 

Jayna Eckles. 994-0400 Evenings, 662 

4785 Or Mary Lou Guilbault. 459 7500 

Evenings. 981-0479 

Caldwell & 

Reinhart Realtors 

A MUST to see, ranch lovers 

HARBOR SPRINGS 

iG 

clean L sharp California styled alll 

brick home, all upgraded, beautufully 

landscaped, wood deck, cedar fence, 

new appliances, many extras 8V« % 

mortgage Must sell $79,800 Owner 

transferred Iff AM, 225-0131, 

or PM. 98 2439 

ASSUMITION 7 V« % 

PICKWICK VILLAGE 2 story English 

Tudor, 3 bedrooms, 1 4 baths, livifig 

room, formal dining, kitchen with pan 

try. beamed family room with fireplace 

& gas logs, central air, deluxe carpet, 

custom draperies & shadjss 

throughout Tiled basement & builtiin 

storage, 18x24 landscaped patio wl|th 

gas grill High $70's 459 1364 

Superbly crafted 6 bedroom. Colonial es- 

tate on approximately 4 acres. Large living 

room, dining room, black walnut library and 

study. Country kitchen, recreation room, 3 

fireplaces. 2 car attached garage. Over- 

looks private swimming pool and golf 

course. Many other outstanding features. 

Additional acreage and facilities available. 

^ H E ? 

MATTHEWS phone (616) 526-2179 

E M . n S T r ^ Estate, Lnc. 

194 East Main Street, Harbor Springs, Michigan 49740 


A STEAL 

Assumable mortgage of 8*«% also immediate 

occupancy Enormous 3 bedroom 

brick ranch 1st floor laundry, 

family room with fireplace Basement. 

24 baths, central air, bright country 

kitchen 2 car garage Owner anxious 

Only $85,500 Call Karen A Swystun 

Realty World 

Colonial Village, Inc. 

455-7790 

ATTRACTIVE 6. MOST DESIRABLE 

Deluxe 4 bedroom brick colonial in 

Windsor Park Sub. 30 day occupancy, 

$81,900 Call for deta.Is 455 7567 

Be Comfortable 

This summer in central air 

conditioning! In Canton, this 

3 bedroom brick ranch has a 

2 car garage, family room 

with fireplace, full basement, 

carpeting complete, patio, 

and more. Make the move 

todayl Asking $64,900 

Century 21 

Boardwalk div. 459-3600 

BY ONWER, 3 bedroom brick Colonial 

with mansard roof on corner lot. mas 

ter bedroom includes walk in closet 

with dressing area, country kitchen, 1st 

floor laundry room, 14 baths, full 

basement, Congoleum, stained wood 

work throughout, extra insulation pack 

age, 2 Mi car turned garage with stor 

age, work area, patio, central air, 

$76,900 981-2749 

BY OWNER, beautifully landscaped 3 

bedroom colonial on large court lot in 

Plymouth township, 1 4 baths, large 

family room with fireplace, finished 

basement attached 2 car garage, 2 

patios, many extras $82,500 455 3043 

BY OWNER exceptionally maintained 

3 bedroom ranch, 26x15 porch, central 

air, many other extras Assumable 

8*4% mortgage $77,400 459 1684 


NEW 4 bedroom Quad on court lo*. 

available in August 10% interest rate 

4 314 Ptymouth-Canton 

FIRST OFFERING 

PLYMOUTH TOWNSHIP 

Beautiful 3 bedroom brick 

ranch with aluminum trim, 

full finished basement, 2 car 

garage. Excellent location. 

Low, low taxes. Asking 

$60,900. 

Century 21 


No 1 C-ll Office In Mick 1»77 A 71 

Great Buys-Canton! $79,900 

$3,000 BELOW BUILDER! 

New UM Sq Ft colonial featuring 4 

bufe bedrootni. 1W batiks, family room 

with full wall brick fireplace, formal 

dining room, dinette off kitchen with 

doorwall. 2 car attached carage. eho 

Huge master suite with walk-in cloaeU 

and fvll bath Immediate occupancy 

Hurry' 2S17 RovnrfUbfe Dr . E 

2,000 BELOW BUILDER 

Sarat colonial aa above, only family 

room, master suite and master bath are 

unfinished aho I72.JOO 

2111 RoundUble Dr . K 

MAYFAIR REALTY 522-8000 

GREAT LOCATION 

114S Carol 

Three bedroom tri, 1H batha. family 

room 2 car garage, central air Qviet 

tree-lined street 

OPEN SAT k SUN I0AM-4PM 

VINTAGE REALTY 

EVENINGS »«l-2402 

GREAT RANCH 

Extra sharp J bedroom, full basement, 

new carpeting, main floor laundry, attached 

garage, new landscaping, family 

room with fireplace, plush, plush plush 

SPIC & SPAN 

Three 2 bedroom colonial, central air, 

country kitchen, backs up to lovely 

wooded area Attached garage, full 

basement Asking |7« »00 

Norwood 

No. 10. Inc. 459-2800 

"Hampton Court' 

Dynamic 3 bedroom, fully 

carpeted North Canton brick 

ranch with 1st floor laundry, 

large country kitchen off 

vaulted family room with natural 

fireplace. 2Vfr baths, full 

basement and 2'A car attached 

garage. Asking just 

$86,500. 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford 429. Inc. 981 -2900 

MOVE-IN Relax and CTIJOV 4 bedroom. 

2 1 * bath colonial Large family lam room 

1th fireplace, beautiful earth tone col- 

ors. 2 car attached garage, fruit trees, 

loo many extras to mention IS9.900 

By owner 4&MI9I 

314 Ptymouth-Canton 

HARD TO 

PLEASE?? 

You will approve of this spaclous 

3 bedroom Coionlal located 

in Canton. Features 

dlnlnfl room, 2Vi baths, 

beautiful hardwood floors, 

sunken family room with fireplace, 

central air, master 

bedroom with bath and large 

walk-In cioset. Extra large 

2 Vfc car garage. Nicely 

landscpaed. IMMEDIATE 

OCCUPANCY!! ONLY 

$78,900. 

HITCHCOCK 

GALLERY 

NEW 6Vfc% GRADUATED 

MORTGAGE 

NEW CONSTRUCTION 

60 DAY OCCUPANCY 

CANTON TOWNSHIP 

4 bedroom. 2W bath brick Colonial 

complete basement Including family 

room, II' x II' family room Including 

fireplace, living room with bay window, 

side entrance garage Thermo-break 

windows, styrofoam sheeting plus much 

more All inside • colors olors svailal" sble HOW 

warranty plan 114.120 Call 4SS-M80 

after 1 PM 

DEMBS 

Building Co. 

NO CANTON J bedroom Ranch Large 

main floor laundry, see through natural 

fireplace, large dining area, full basement, 

2 car attached garage k p 

oversized professionally landacai 

Super clean |72,MO «! 

N CANTON Windsor Park Sub 2,100 

sq. ft., 4 bedroom Colonial. tH baths. 2 

car attached garage Completely redec 

orated M3.M0 45 451-5554 

EXCLUSIVE CUSTOM DESIGNS 

Tudor - Contemporary 

and Traditional Elevations 


Immediate Occupancy 

Outstanding Carriage Hills brick ranch 

with S bedrooms, gorgeous interior 

decor, 2 full baths, formal dining room, 

central air conditioning, inviting family 

room with fireplace, spacious patio for 

sunning and entertaining and attached 2 

car garage Asking (74.M0 with great 

»•* * assumption available Call 

459 5222 

One Way 

Immediate 

Occupancy 

This beautifully decorated 

Canton Colonial can be 

yours - owners have been 

transferred! Featuring 4 

bedrooms, large family room 

with fireplace, huge master 

bedroom with full bath and 

walk-In closet, 2 car attached 

garage and more! 

Call Mike or Glnny Garrison 

for details. Asking $79,900, 

make us an offer! 

Century 21 


JUST LISTED 

Holiday Park brick k aluminum ranch 

with soft, neutral decor throughout 3 

bedrooms, 1 v* hatha, family room/fire 

place, spacious country kitchen, partially 

finished basement and garage, all 

in move-in condition Asking M9 900 

Call 459 5222 

One Way 

3 1 / 2 % 

AB.RO MULTI LIST REALTORS 

• Fufi range of services usually costing up to 7%. 

• National transfer/referral service 

• 620 Office Multi List Exposure Network. 

• Established in 1950-Licensed Brokers 

• FIRST to offer competitive rates, most experienced. 

• Member Western Wayne Oakland County, 

Livingston County. Birmingham Bloomfield 

Boards of Realtors. 

HOME OF THE WEEK 

NOVI, Lakefront, 4 bedrooms, $89,500 (ML18786 CSB 3%) 

Call us for accurate information on our services. 

477-3762 981-1210 685-9830 


KID'S PLAYHOUSE 

An added delight with this 

Immaculate, central air conditioned 

and fully carpeted 3 

bedroom "Colonist" brick 

ranch In a popular North 

Canton neighborhood. 2 full 

baths, large formal dining 

area, family room with natural 

fireplace, gigantic finished 

basement, attached 2 

car garage and a superbly 

landscaped large corner lot 

with private patio area. Newly 

offered at just $77,890. 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford 429. Inc. 981-2900 


LAST CHANCE on this baaatlfaUr decorated 

J bedroom brick ranch with custom 

features throughout Stop k look 

Inside Open Dally Low fMs • offer 

911-1110 AB-RO Realtors or l»7 M01 

LOOK ME OVER 

We can finally offer you a 

home that your financial 

budget can afford. Now Is 

the time to enjoy this 3 bedroom 

ranch, basement, garage 

& partly finished recreation 

room. Be the first to 

view this new listing. Asking 

$49,900. 

ASK FOR ED OR CAROL 

CENTURY 21 


A SERVING ALL OF WESTERN WAYNE 

A COUNTY SINCE 1922 

A ^ 0 199 n Ma,n 

L Z J Plymouth 

iA R LIN G S inc 

BRICK RANCH 

REALTOR* 

in Garden City. Central air. 3 bedrooms, family 

room with fireplace, finished basement, custom 

drapes and carpeting Many extras and only 

$57,500 

DUPLEX 

All brick, separate basements, separate drives and 

garages Each unit has 2 bedrooms, dining room, 

living room, kitchen and bath Land Contract terms. 

Call for details 

PLYMOUTH TWP. 

Three bedroom aluminum sided home with family 

room, garage, country atmosphere on dead end 

street, asking $49,900 

453-4800 

MULTI-LIST 

SERVICE 427-7797 


NEW LISTING 

Immaculate split level In Northern 

Canton with S bedrooma. 1H baths k 21 

X II family room with natural fireplace 

Doorwall off dining room to deck 

of huge pool Large yard k privacy 

fence, attached 1 car garage $71,000 

Call 464-MOO 

CANTON COLONIAL 

Super 1 bedroom with upgraded carpeting. 

central air k custom wood pUnk 

floor in kitchen k foyer Family room 

with fireplace. 1H baths, tiled baaement 

k attached 1 car garage. Immaculate' 

$71,900 Call 4



, t PLYMOUTH 

1 bedroom condominium 

"A, ronl b * lcoo 5 r overlooking Cool Inviting 

pool and court yard Offering im 

mediate occupancy, kitchen appliances 

•nd convenient to shopping and tram 

portation At 9JS.500 with an aaaumable 

»* mortgage Better Call Today' 

REAL ESTATE 

NETWORK 

JOHN COLE REALTY 455 84J0 

PLYMOUTH 

MULTIPLE LEVELS 

New England Village Is the locale 

where you will find this 4 bedroom fam 

ily home offering 2 full bath* and huge 

family room with fieidstone fireplace 

Occupancy U prior to Sept I. to there 

will still be Ume to enroll your children 

in school. Alio, 1 car* fit nicely In the 

attached garage. 989.900 For more In 

formation call 

Century 21 


459-6000 

PLYMOUTH, older home, with charac 

ter, 2 bedrooms, 959.900 455-2940 

9 


OPEN HOUSE SUN 

JULY 1 1-4 PM 

4477 Oregon Trail 

Plymouth, Twp. 

2 Blocks W. of Sheldon 

1 Block N. of Joy 

ATTENTION PARENTS-who 

need a lovely landscaped 

yard (fenced) for your children's 

safe play and 4 bedrooms, 

bath and a half, family 

room with free standing 

fireplace and oversized 

garage. Only $66,750. 

HITCHCOCK 

GALLERY 

OF HOMES 

453-2210 

DESIGNED WITH YOU IN MIND 

All brick three bedroom ranch with two full baths, first 

floor laundry can replace mud room, extra large family 

room with raised hearth fireplace, professionally finished 

basement with lower level kitchen and 2% 

garage Spacious open floor plan and large lot with 

extra large patio and gas barbecue You have to see to 

believe all the outstanding features of this home Offered 

at $81,900 

HERE CLOSE TO THE CITY. 

you will find natural surroundings and easy manner of 

life m the country The soil is tilled and ready for planting 

or pick fruit or berries from your own trees. This 

beautiful four bedroom ranch on 2 V? acres offers a 2Vicar 

attached garage for Dad and a country kitchen for 

Mom The kids will enjoy the 16x32 foot pool and patio, 

Call now for more details, this one won't last long at 

$105,000 

A STRONG & POSITIVE FIRST IMPRESSION 

will greet you when viewing this spacious 4 bedroom 

quad First floor laundry, beamed cathedral ceiling in 

kitchen, and only $91,900 

READY TOGO 

An immaculately clean 3 bedroom ranch with 2 full 

baths This home offers living space for the whole family 

Only $68,900 

SHORT ON-GAS? 

Why not save all those gas dollars in a year round type 

of family home Inground pool, large family room with 

wet gar and natural fireplace Brick ranch with oversize 

lot Only$87.9Q^ 

MATURE TREE-LINED STREETS 

Make a cool and pleasant setting for this cozy three 

bedroom ranch in Plymouth Township Such qualifies 

as hardwood floors, no-wax kitchen flooring, beautiful 

oak kitchen cabinets, and a full basement with recreation 

room make this home a joy to experience Simple 

assumption is available $52,900 

EARL KEIM 

REALTY 

I I 

IiI l ay, 

r w w 

SOUTH, INC 

453-0012 

1115 South Main St 

Plymouth 

Call your local 

"Lakes Area" Realtor today. 

GREEN LAKEFRONT 

Perfect 3 bedroom one story with open living floor plan 

continuing right out to your redwood deck where you 

have one of the finest views of West Bloomfield's best. 

Graciously treed yard Gently sloping to sand Beach 

$129,900 

"HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL" 

SYLVAN AND OTTER LAKES 

are at the rear door of this super huge 4 bedroom, 2 

baths, 2 story home The handy buyer needs to finish 

trim, drywall. and aluminum work to complete this 

home. Asking $89,500 

WEST ACRES 

MIDDLE STRAITS LAKE PRIVILEGES 

A prime offering in a community that time forgot. Brick 

and Cedar double-wing 4 bedrodm, 2 full baths, 2 natural 

fireplaces, huge dining room, 2 car attached 

garage, beautiful private beach privileged park. Asking 

$112,000. Call Carol Nally. 

BRENDEL LAKEFRONT 

One year old contemporary quad level in beautiful setting. 

4 bedrooms, 2M? baths, drift stone fireplace Immediate 

occupancy. $129,900. 

r 

orchard 

363-8307, 

OtE 


LARGE LOT - an 85 x US ft. lot pro 

vide* an Ideal letting for this L-*haped. 

J bedroom brick ranch in Plymouth 

Twp Cathedral celling* In living room 

and large fireplace A coxy family room 

off the kitchen 2* car garage Immediate 

occupancy Offered at 971,900. 

PLYMOUTH TWP Nicely decorated S 

bedroom brick ranch with full baaement 

and attached 2H car garage 

Large family room with fireplace and 

CENTRAL AIR AN EXCELLENT AS- 

SUMPTION AT 9% Offered at 978,900 

HOUGH PARK - S900 aq ft of elegant 

living Some of the many feature* Include 

3 full baths, plus 2 one-half bath*, 

5 large bedroom*, library, den, formal 

dining room, 15 * 28 living room, large 

lit floor laundry, basement and attached 

2** car garage See It today! 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - on this S 

bedoom Canton ranch There are 2 full 

baths including master, full basement, 

central air and family room with fireplace 

Only 989,900 

WM 

FEHLIG 

Real Eitate 

453-7800 

906 S Main, Plymouth 

PLYMOUTH TWP clo* to M14 4 city 

of Plymouth 2 bedroom, formal dining 

room, hardwood floor*. utility, ga* heat, 

aluminum siding, storm* 4 screen* 

Newly revamped 2 car garage 

940,000 conventional mortgage only 

Latture Real Estate 453-5158 

PLYMOUTH TWP by Owner, 3 bed 

room Colonial, 1H bath*, hardwood 

floors, family room with fireplace, 

basement, central air, Solarian floor in 

Kitchen 978,900 453-7859 

^Bibble 

JRealtg 


OPEN SUNDAY 1-4PM 

Unique Visually-connected living and 

family room In this north Canton 1900 

sq.ft quad level Family room also 

open to rear 30ft paUo. Central air, 

large rooms, custom throughout 42088 

Hartford Call before 8PM, 

349-8700 (454); After 8PM 453-7038 

PLYMOUTH AREA 

5 ACRES 

This 1950 3 bedroom ranch with finished 

basement, large living room, and 

formal dining room Is located on N 

Territorial Features a *tooe fireplace, 

thermo window* and imall bam Taxes 

are only 91185 Priced for the new 

farmer at 9115.000 

Century 21 


459-6000 

PLYMOUTH 

Calm, Cool & Collected 

is an unsurpassed feeling that awaits 

you in this central air conditioned colonial 

The 19 ft master bedroom allows 

room for that krge bedroom set The 

family room with fireplace lead* to a 

breeiy paUo A finished basement 

awaits your children and their bobbles 

Parking for 2, an outstanding home for 

979.900 

Century 21 


459-6000 

PLYMOUTH TWP BY OWNER 

Tri-level with 4 bedrooms, family room 

with natural fireplace. 2 car garage, 

within walking distance of elementary 

school and easy access to Jeffries Freeway. 

Early occupancy available 

975,000 420-0780 

Multi-List 

Service 

in Plymouth 

Since 1951 

453-1020 

A DRIVE PAST this uniquely attractive home and you'll 

want full particulars! REFRESHING WELL CONCEIVED 

exterior - well maintained and tastefully decorated interior. 

Features include 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, country 

kitchen, charming family room with natural fireplace, 

full basement Extra large 2Yi car garage Premium location 

provides rear yard abutting solid wall of tall 

trees! Priced right on the button at $69,900 

MATCHLESS PLYMOUTH in-town location. Lovely 

tree lined street This OLDFORD BUILT tri-level offers 

3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, extra spacious family 

room with dining area and doorwall to patio. Crawl 

space with concrete floor provides excellent storage 

CENTRAL AIR Clean and sharp. Private rear 

yard must be experienced - trees, flowing stream! A 

must to see at $76,900 

JUST THREE YEARS OLD - This immaculate tri-level is 

in move in condition! 3 bedrooms, 1V? baths, extra 

roomy family room with handsome full wall fireplace 

Spacious country kilchen has pantry and no wax floor 

Upgraded carpeting. Attached garage with opener 

Park-like atmosphere compliments rear yard with 

patio Just listed and priced right at $75,900! 

PLYMOUTH COLONY - An area offering the hard to 

find combination of a true country setting yet walking 

distance to town and schools. A GOULD built, all 

brick ranch of EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY and DES- 

IGN ! 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, large living room with 

natural fireplace, formal dining, kitchen with builtins 

and abundant cupboard and counter space The 

oversized family room will prove to be the family 

gathering spot. First floor laundry. Large lot Towering 

trees! A rare find that will not last. 

Lonm iu.a. 

LAKE AREA LIVING 

Offered by 

Your Lak§ Area Realtors 

INC 

reaitors 

6545 Commwoi Rd 

UNION LAKE AREA 

JUST REDUCED! Immaculate tri-level. excellent location 

offers three bedrooms. 1b baths, family room with 

fireplace, attached 2'/? car garage at $70,900. 

JUST REDUCED! 

TWO ACRES OF LAND goes with this sharp bi-level 

offering three bedrooms, kitchen appliances, large recreation 

room, attached 2b car garage. Room for horses 

at $71,900. 

qntuij; 

li~r~! J i n 

CLDAR SHORES 

21 

QntuiK 

309 UNION LAKE RD 

i UNION LAKE 

698-4500 

'of the lakes 

OPEN SATURDAY 9-9 

COMMERCE LAKEFRONT 

A year around vacation spot, 3 bedroom, 2 fireplaces, wet 

bar in family room. Built-in BBQ on patio and many, many 

more extra*. Directions: West on Commerce Rd. to Sleeth. 

left on Benstein to Van Stone. Follow the signs. $115,000. 

INCOME POTENTIAL 

Beautiful home with rental unit. Reduce the cost of your 

expenses while enjoying your spacious 3 bedroom home 

with M baths. Living room with cathedral ceilings and 

Fireplace. Completely modern kitchen, Lake privileges. Only 

$77,900. 

624-7900 or 363-7119 < 

3888 Commerce Rd., Union Lake, Mi. 48085 


Outstanding Decor 

Throughout this spotlessly 

clean, central air conditioned, 

4 bedroom, totally 

upgraded North Canton 

colonial. Large 1st floor 

laundry, family-sized formal 

dining room, large country 

kitchen off generous-sized 

family room with natural fireplace, 

custom patio, dynamic 

open foyer with spiral 

9talrway, attached 2 car garage 

and meticulously 

landscaped yard. Offered at 

Just $84,500. 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford 429, Inc. 981-2900 

Pardon Our 

Enthusiasm 

For this elegant all brick 

colonial in Canton which features 

4 bedrooms, family 

room with wet bar and full 

wall fireplace, 2V4 baths, 2 

car garage and a lovely redwood 

deck overlooking a 

treed back lot. Also features 

Central Air and a stunning 

bay window In the living 

room. A superb home for 

$89,900, 

Century 21 



PLYMOUTH 

OPEN SAT. & SUN. 

2-5 PM 

10078 WOLFRIVER (S of Ann Arbor 

Trail, E of 1-275) This spaciou*4 bedroom 

Colonial 1* located in Une of 

Plymouth's finest subdivision* and I* 

designed for easy care and maintenance 

so that you have more leisure 

time to enloy life Complete with full 

basement, family room, patio, pool ar 

2 car attached garage Asking 972,900 

REAL ESTATE 

NETWORK 

JOHN COLE REALTY 455-8430 

PLYMOUTH'S 

FINEST 

Woodbrook - a prestigious subdivision 

in Western Plymouth is where thi* stun 

ning 4 bedroom Cape Cod is located 

Extraordinary floor plan has master 

bedroom and bath on main floor 3 bedrooms, 

2 full batha and den up It most 

assuredly has all the amenities plus a 

screened in porch viewing many trees 

This first offeri er|ng and perhaps the last 

is for the discriminating buyer 

$127,900 

Century 21 


459-6000 

PLYMOUTH TOWNSHIP 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 

BUILDERS MODEL 

3 bedroom ranch 2 1 * baths, family 

room with fireplace and bookshelves, 

1st floor laundry, 2 car attached 

garage, full basement, central air, professionally 

decorated with custom 

drapes, wallpaper, moldings plus much 

more $11S.S00 HOW warranty Call 

455-9080 after 1 PM 

DEMBS 

Building Co. 

M c KAY 

REAL ESTATE 

AND CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. 

SERVING ALL OF LIVINGSTON COUNTY 

Toll Free 

BRIGHTON 

HOWELL 

2649 E.GRAND RIVER. HOWELL 

Prom DFTROr 

' 1 < 4 c'?84 

\ 13 ??'•> 4son 

' i shin 

HERE'S WHERE TO 

FIND A HOME THAT'S 

RIGHT FOR YOU! 

You'll love this cute little three bedroom home on 2.\ 

acres. Zoned M-2 light industry Many potential possibilities. 

For more details call and ask about RR591 

r 

Sit high on a hill and overlook 6 Beautiful acres, a 

stocked pond and a pool Relax on the deck and enjoy 

the beautiful view This walkout home features 3 

bedrooms, fireplace in the living room, a family room, 

recreation room, 1 car garage and a carport $89,800 

RR599 

Brand new home near completion. Just move in and 

finish the fireplace and do a little landscaping This 4 

bedroom ranch features carpeting throughout except 

the kitchen, full basement, and 2 barns on 10 beautiful 

acres. Only $74,500 RR609 

Elegance and seclusion mark this spacious all brick 2 

story Colonial with 3 fireplaces (one in master bedroom) 

, 3.3 acres of beautiful rolling hills framed in 

dense forest and hardwood trees, Cathedral ceilings in 

all 4 bedrooms. Solid oak cupboards and cabinets, and 

all in 3300 sq ft with a few more extras. Truly a 

magnificent home for $ 176,000 RR615 

• • • 

Ifi 

BEAUTIFUL ALUMINUM RANCH built in 1973. Huge 

trees surround this "almost new" home. Three bedrooms 

(master bedroom opens to bath), 1st floor laundry 

for convenience, carpeted throughout and no wax 

flooring in this huge country kitchen, 2 V? car garage 

finishes the "eye appeal." Just listed - won't last. 

$52,900 

5 ACRE ESTATE. 2400 sq. ft in this spacious ranch 

The many outstanding features of this superb home 

includes formal living room and dining room. Huge elevated 

family room with corner fireplace. Compact 

kitchen and large &inny breakfast room with doorwall 

Three large bedrooms and 1'/? baths, complete this 

lovely picture Possible den or office, oversized 1'/? car 

attached garage and kennels All of this situated on 

high rolling property with approximately 100 trees (80 

apple.) Call for private showing $125,000 

NIEBAUER REALTORS 

1374 W. Maple Rd. 

624-3015 

Call Observed & Eccentric 

Classified For Space 

Reservation 

591-2300 


PLYMOUTH TWP 

Cool and comfy Country living on 2 

acres 5 bedrooms, dining room. 2 car 

garage Separate guest house with own 

garage and workshop Owner anitous 

CANTON 

Spacious 4 bedroom Tudor Colonial, 2H 

bath, family room with fireplace and 

wet bar Prestige Sub 

3 bedroom Condo In desirable Plymouth 

landing 949.900 Ask for 

CLAUDIA or NORMA 


348-6430 or 349-1685 

PLYMOUTH 

2 ACRE PARK 

Across the street and ideally situated in 

town, this all aluminum 2 *tory home 

features 2 bedrooms, a den, family 

room with glass doors, enclosed porch 

The large lot is heavily treed Walking 

to Downtown Is half the fun of living 

here A value that won't last at 948.500 

Centjury 21 

Gold Houise Realtors 

459-6000 

PLYMOUTH TWf* 

BEAT THE HEAT 

with central air in this spotless brick 

colonial featuring country kitchen," 

family room with natural fireplace, 18 

ft master bedroom, basement extended 

under family room, attached 2 car 

! arage, 20 ft patio and large lot 

77,900 

CENTURY 21 

TODAY 478-1040 

PLYMOUTH TWP • Colony Farms 1 

year old custom built brick Georgian 

Colonial 4 large bedrooms. 2W baths, 

large beamed family room, natural 

fireplace, formal dining room, den. first 

floor laundry 4 oversized garage, cen 

tral air. Kitchen Aid diswasher, built-in 

»tove Premium carpeting, floors 4 

light fixtures Custom drapes 4 klthcen 

.-abineta Many more extras including 

34 treated wood deck on over acre 

lot adjoining 9 acre natural commons 

with pond Priced 915.000 below mar 


Spacious - Gracious 

Luxurious 4 bedroom brick 

quad-level. Huge family 

room, 2% baths, formal dining 

room, basement, 2 car 

attached garage Excellent 

location. $87,900. 

Century 21 


No 1 C U Office In Mich 1977 4. 78 


SPECIAL 

One of the moat delightful home* to be 

listed by la In a long time. Lovely 1 

bedroom brick colonial with desirable 

plan bringing a pleasant 

floor r of the family room and It s lovely 

fireplace immediately upon entering 

the living room Tasteful Individualised 

decor throughout, large bright kitchen 

with plenty of table space, basement. 2 

car garage Plenty of grown trees, 

shrubs and flowers as this home was a 

Builder's Model >69 900 

522-6410 

• Century 21 

Community Realtors 

n 

u« ingland ra | 

12316 HIGHLAND RD. (M-59) 

HARTLAND 632-7427 or 474-4530 

HIGHLAND HILLS. Clean 4 bedroom bl-level with 

privileges on 4 lakes. 1Vi baths, family room with 

fireplace, garage, 120'X157' fenced lot, A good buy 

at $61,500, OPEN SUNDAY 1-4. Take Mllford Rd 

north of M-59 to left on Clyde Rd. to left on 

Strathcona Follow signs to 3942 STRATHCONA. 

JUST LISTED! Large country home on beautifully 

rolling and wooded 8 acre parcel. 4 bedrooms, 3VI 

baths, 3V4 baths, 2 fireplaces, formal dining, 

garage. 2 story barn with loft suitable for horses 

$129,900. Land contract terms. 

JUST LISTED! Sturdy aluminum sided farm house 

on square 10 acres. 6 bedrooms, oil heat. Hartland 

Schools, Possibilities galore $69,900. Possible 

land contract terms. 

BE THE FIRST OWNER! New 4 bedroom quadlevel. 

Quality cupboards in 8x10.8 kitchen, formal 

dining room, family room with fireplace. Vh car 

garage, blacktop drive, large lot, Brighton 

Schools $108,900 Ask to see this soon! 

COUNTRY LIVING, large comfortable 3 bedroom 

ranch on 1 acre, formal dining room, fireplace in 

living room, 2V» baths, 2Vfc car garage, small 2 

story barn, Hartland Schools. $85,900. 

LARGE attractive country tri-level overlooking 

beautiful Lake Shannon. 4 bedrooms, family room 

with fireplace, 22x10 deck. 123x400' lot. $86,800 

04 E 

Ml '6 «>< 


7530 DRIFTWOOD DRIVE 

WILDERNESS 

VALLEY NO. 2 

15 Miles 

to 

Gaylord, Michigan 

450 acre retreat 

quarter mile 

to golf courses 

ENVIRONMENT 

10 acre tracts 

We invite you to inquire into 

the advantages of land 

ownership here 

REPRESENTATIVE 

ON 

PROPERTY 

(»e4»rg«* Wellington Smith 

Kte 

Gaylord. Michigan 

lou Grissu 

Real Estate One 

Assoc Broker 

I M7-7W44-45 


SH0WPLACE 

INC 

1% 

REAL ESTATE 

1718 WALNUT RIDGE CIRCLE 

Mint Condition, 3 bedroom Colonial, 

family room, fireplace, lto Car garage 

Many Extras $79,900 

39703 PETERS 

83 Bedroom Brick Ranch. Family 

Room, Fireplace, 2 to car garage 

103.900 

455-3460 

772 S Main St 

Plymouth Michigan 48178 

SPACIOUS brick and aluminum Cape 

Cod on 5 to acres, with barn and fenced 

horse pasture Living room, 20x24 family 

room with fireplace, 3 bedrooms and 

study, 2 to baths, 3 car garage Asking 

1169,000 455-5391 522-0474 

THREE BEDROOM brick ranch in 

Plymouth Twp 4th bedroom or office 

in finished basement, family room with 

brick fireplace, deck, 2to car garage 

$69,900 After 5 Pm for appointment 

455-5077 

THREE BEDROOM, lto bath Tudor 

Colonial on professionally landscaped 

premium lot with trees, formal dining 

room, family room with full wall fireplace, 

stained woodwork, huge master 

bedroom with walk-in closet k vanity, 

attached 2 car garage, k much, much 

more $75,900 (teen Sunday. 351 Robyn 

Dr near Cherry Hill 4 Lilley 981-2591 

TRAIL WOOD 

Hampton Colonial, 4 bedrooms, den, 

2 to baths, family room, fully carpeted, 

assumable 8to% mortgage, full base^ 

ment, 30 day occupancy $118,900 By 

appointment 459-0085 

Trailwood Ranch 

Constructed by one of the 

area's better builders, this 

solid home consists of a 

brick and cedar exterior, 

main floor utility, formal dining, 

3 bedrooms, walk-in 

closet, dressing area and 

bath off master bedroom, 

bar between dining & family 

room with natural fireplace. 

Carpeted, spacious basement, 

20x20 deck and attached 

2 car garage. Quick 

occupancy. Priced at 

$109,000. 

CENTURY 21 


316 Westland 

Garden City 

BRICK RANCH 

Three bedrooms, half basement A 22 X 

15 family room, backs up to Garden 

City Park Built-in kitchen, central air. 

pool & 2 car garage Sharp home 

$56,500 Call 464-6600 

MARK 

BY OWNER 

2 bedroom Bungalow Large lot, low 

taxes Land contract possible $25,000 

326-9866 

BY QWNER, 3 bedroom, Brick Ranch, 

on large lot. Large country kitchen, 

carpeting, finished basement with bar, 

Simple Assumption 729-9123 

-A 3 

316 Westland 

Garden City 

CREAM OF THE CROP 

Location'! tbe beat in Garden City [y and 

everything else for it too- this 3 

bedroom gray with finished 

basement. 2 to garage, fenced yard, la 

in move In condition frith immediate 

occupancy. Hurry! 

WILL TIPTON 

427-5010 

CURTIS WOODS 

This 3 bedroom brick trilevel 

with a large living room, 

huge family room, 2 baths, 

country kitchen, patio, close 

to schools. $55,900. 

Century 21 

NADA, INC. 477-9800 

DON'T PASS UP 

this bargain priced 4 bedroom maintenance 

free home Large family room, 

formal dining room, 2 car attached 

garage This home will sell fast Call 

now for an appointment $42,900 

Century 21 

Hartford 424, Inc. 525-4444 

FEATURES GALORE! 

Don't miss this spacious 4 bedroom 

ranch with 2 full baths, dining room, 

fireplace, finished basement, 2 car garage 

and much more for only $54,500 

Simple Assumption 

CENTURY 21 


FUSSY? 

Then you'll appreciate this 

lovely 2 bedroom condominium 

In Colonial Estates. 

Features a full basement, all 

kitchen appliances, separate 

dining area, central air, 2 car 

garage, and carpeting and 

drapes throughout. Also features 

an open air terrace on 

the second floor. Call today 

for a private showlngl Asking 

$66,900. 

Century 21 


GARDEN CITY 

Sharp 2 bedroom brick ranch, natural 

fireplace, central air, lto car garage 

with enclosed patio On lovely to acre 

lot Many extras Good assumption 8% 

existing VA mortgage 

NEW HOMES 

3 bedrooms, full brick, 1.100 sq ft., full 

basements 

SUBURBAN 

GALLERY 

OF HOMES 

277-2700 

GARDEN GITY, By Owner - 3 bedroom 

brick ranch, fully carpeted finished 

basement with full bath and possible 

4th ^room, 2 car garage, with opener, 

remodetcu __ , J.room, extras included, 

appealing neighborhood on Brown Ct. 

buyers only. $53,900 522-3867 

ELRANCHO ALANSON 

Camper's Country Club 

Michigan's First Condominium Campground 

10 Miles North of Petoskey 

No» Accepting Reservations 

Located «i Michigan» l-iigru inland wxriway to Pickerel Crooked. Burt anil 

Mullet l.ake» Firit ('hate include* Survtveil and titled situ avrrajttnj; 2.400 sq ft . 

lull hookups. luntot Olympic lirated pool tennis courts. (Hitting green play 

Writ ' wound. barnyard too. b«seb«ll diamond, shufflehoar.ls, lodge and dfluae 

'X to.t 

• 

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-nV 

" ^ 

irstiooms facilities fi 

m I Offered 

! Ipen year around m ihc hean of Michigan i four season 

vacation land 

VERY DESIRABLE BRIGHTON AREA 

Land ownership Not a security 

exclusively by 

AREA REAL ESTATE LTD. 

6732 M-68. Alanson. Michigan 49706 

(616)548-2600 

Magnificent 11 room, 3 bath Chalet Estate home on 7 acres of high rolling wooded 

terrain, lavishly landscaped. 

Less that three miles from City of Brighton, ten minutes from access to U.S. 23 and 1-96 

freeways. 

Oak-stained rough-sawn cedar paneling and 2 lovely winding staircases, plus 2 uniquely 

designed Imposing fireplaces express a feeling of grace and warmth. 

Two-story high cedar-beamed cathedral celllnged living room has 36 ft. long cedar 

balcony overlooking large outdoor pool, lanal and cedar stockade. 

Lower level family room leads to walkout stone patio and stone steps to pool. 

Gorgeous private meadow and pond view from master bedroom and through doorwall 

to small balcony outside. Another delightful view from loft down Into the huge living 

room, greenhouse-dlnlng room and open Island style kitchen. 

Three-stall auto barn and parking for several cars. 1 

At the end of a quarter mile treed private lane, all on the property, this Indescribably 

beautiful home could never be duplicated anywhere, nor could Its surroundings. Its 

cedar shake roof with the four perfectly scaled dormers, Is In Itself a masterpiece. 

If you are looking for a one-of-its-kind hideaway estate in the $300,000 range, please 

phone me at 313-1-229-8600 during business hours* Monday through Saturday or 1- 

227-7333, evenings or Sunday. ^ 

My dear wife, the inspiration for this custom fashioned 1970 home, died tragically last 

November. I have finally decided to dispose of the home, complete with all furnishings, 

appliances, utensils, tableware, linens, etc., all hand selected and of finest quality, so 

the new family can ease right Into ready made luxury. 

Final price and terms can be negotiated. 

Possession can be Immediate as I'm planning a move to our retirement home In Arizona. 

There Is much more of Interest to tell about this secluded, one of a kind estate that 

would add to Its value, enjoyment and charm. 

316 Westland 

Garden City 

HERE'S THE ONE 

you've been looking for This 3 bedroom 

custom brick home has a large kitchen 

with utility room, formal dining room, 

family room with natural fireplace. 1 

car garage, carpeting throughout, central 

air plus a urge master bedroom 

with private bath All thia and more for 

$67,900 

Century 21 

Hartford 424, Inc. 525-4444 

IMMEDIATE 

OCCUPANCY 

1891 Harvey St, haa everything you 

need for the large family, $ bedrooma, 2 

full baths. 2 fireplaces with large 

sunken family room, wet bar, 16x32 ft 

pool with redwood deck.0nly>44,900 

Centurv 7 21 

COMMUNITY JNI 

721-4241 

JUST LISTED 

Just right for the single 

person, retirees, or 

newlyweds. 2 bedrooms, 

great big kitchen & dinette, 

huge utility room. Fenced, 

landscaped yard around the 

all aluminum well cared for 

house and garage. $34,900. 

TERRIFIC TRI 

This lovely home features a 

spacious family room, large 

living and dining area below 

a balcony, ceramic bath, and 

landscaped yard in a pretty 

neighborhood of winding 

streets. $51,900. 

MAKE MONEY 

4 unit income property that 

grosses approximately 

$11,000 year. All private 

entrances. Needs some upkeep 

work, reflected in the 

low price of $51,500. 

LOUIS 

HARDING 

453-4840 

LIVONIA SCHOOLS. Weatland 3 bed 

room brick ranch, full basement, beautifully 

decorated, carpeted, Florida 

room, garage, gas grill, large kitchen 

with builtlns, many extras $58,900 

522-1604 

ASSUME 8% 

This 3 bedroom brick ranch has a 

charming interior, new kitchen, lots of 

gorgeous cabinets, no-wax floor, glass 

doorwall to paUo that could be finished 

off to a family room Sellers are offer- 

ing a variety of terms besides the 

tempting $24,000 assumption, $242 !42 payments 

Vets, . c call on this one $56 ,9w « 

WHAT'S THE CATCH 

you'll say, when we tell you about this 

mint condition 3 bedroom home with 

eye-catching beamed ceilings in living 

room, a kitchen that makes entertaining 

a pleasure, attached garage, 

screened-in patio Seller wants to sell, 

so we're fisning for a qualified buyer 

$43,900 

52i2-6410 

Century 21 

Community Realtors 

GARDEN CITY 

This 3 bedroom ranch, full basement, 

65 ft fenced comer lot, won't last long 

$38,900 

Realty World 

ADVANCE 427-5400 

GARDEN CITY - 3 bedroom brick 

ranch, redecorated, carpeted, basement. 

covered patio, fenced $43,900 

D A Ron Realty 326-8300 

WAYNE/WESTLAND schools 3 bed 

room brick ranch, full basement, 2 

baths, central air, 2 car garage It more 

Call today $56,900 REN Taylor 

326-2600 

LIVONIA SCHOOLS 

Just listed this sharp 3 bedroom brick 

ranch, aluminum trim, beautiful finished 

basement with bath and bar, central 

air, extra insulation and much 

more, $58,900 

Realty World 

Camelot 525-5600 


Sharp brick ranch, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, 

partly finished basement $51,900 Easy 

conventional terms or trade or assume 

Mske offers 

SUMMIT 

427-3200 


3 bedroom brick ranch In 

popular area. Full basement, 

large treed lot, fenced yard, 

many extras. Low $50"s. 

Century 21 



Immaculate 3 bedroom ranch, finished 

basement, with kitchen, bath and gas 

fireplace. 2 car garajm, and good 

assumption Asking >53,900 

RANCH 

Attractive 3 bedroom home In fine 

srea Immaculate interior, new car 

petiri, new kitchen, new roof, flnkhed 

basement, 2 car garage, and fenced 

yard Asking >54,900 

KAVANAUGH 


478-2555 

MINT CONDITION 

3 bedroom brick ranch 

that's decorated to a "T\ 

Newly done kitchen & bath, 

full basement and 2Vi car 

garage. $55,900. 

Century 21 


Must See. Open Sunday 1-5 PM 29101 

Badelt, 1 block S. Ann Arbor Trail, off 

Middlebelt Immediate occupancy , on 

this immaculate 3 bedroom brick 

Ranch featuring professionally finished 

basement. 1 to baths, central air, plus 

carpeting and garage, mid >50's Call, 

SACKLLAH A ASSOC 525-4050 

NEWLYWEDS 

Thia neat and clean ranch features 

large bedrooms, modem kitchen, central 

air, landscaped double lot Close to 

everything Only $35,900 

CENTURY 21 

TODAY 425-7900 

OPEN SAT. 1-4 

Brick ranch offering 3 bedrooms, lto 

baths, finished basement, for $44,500 

Call 525-4200. 

ERA 

Integrity, 

Rati tors 

THREE BEDROOM face brick ranch, 

lto baths, finished basement with bar* 

pool table, lto car garage. Livonia 

Schools Buyers Only, 427 8427 

TONQUISH SUB. S bedroom brick 

ranch, lto batha, aluminum trim, atbed 

garage, flnishirl hanamU, Boat, 

air conditioner, redwood deck 722-0132 

9 

316 Westland 

Garden City 

OPEN SUN 2-5 

38264 Jean Ct., Westland 

South of Avondale, East of 

Hlx. 3 bedroom brick Ranch 

with full basement. Newty 

decorated interior, beautiful 

hardwood floors. Asking 

$50,900. 

HITCHCOCK 

GALLERY 

OF HOMES 

453-2210 

OPEN SUN 2-5 

425 Surrey Heighta Drive 

1700 so ft, 4 bedroom Colonial, lto 

baths, 80' lot, basement under family 

room, newly decorated, attached 2 to 

car garage 

EARL 

KEIM 

WESTLAND 729-2500 

RANCH 

Home features 3 bedrooms, family 

room, natural fireplace k garage 

$43,900 

Call 522-8300 

ERA 

Integrity, 

Realton 

RANCH 

Style home with 3 bedrooms, 

full finished basement, 

recently remodeled, 

new carpeting, parquet 

floors, stained cabinets and 

V/t car garage. Priced at 

$54,900. 

CENTURY 21 


SPECTACTULAR 

Immaculte 3 bedroom ranch, spacious 

country kitchen with built in dishwash 

er, carpeting thru out, fantastic rec 

room with fireplace, 2 to car garage, 

super buy, $46,900 

Castelli 

525-7900 

30805 Ann Arbor Trail 

Ranch in mtwe in condition features a 

full basement, with rec' room, 2 to car 

garage Full price is just $33,900 

Call 522-8300 

ERA 

Integrity, 

Realtors 

STARTER HOME 

Fantastic 2 bedroom aluminum ranch, 

carpeting thru out, fenced yard, super 

buy. $34,900 

Castelli 

525-7900 


SUPER BUY 

Spacious 3 bedroom brick ranch, enormous 

country kitchen, cartpeting. par 

tlally finished basement, covered patio, 

pool. 2 car garage. Immedalte occupancy, 

Livonia schools, only $50,900 

Castelli 

525-7900 


Brick randi features 3 spaclo&s bed 

rooms, all kitchen built Ins, with a 

doorwall off dining area, onto patio 

Plus of course a basement, and a 2to 

car aluminum sided garage $59,900 

Call 522-8300 

ERA 

Integrity, 

Realtors 

s.o.s. 

SEE OUR SENSATIONAL 

new listing In Westland, a 3 

bedroom all brick ranch with 

a full finished basement, 2 

baths, 2 car garage, new 

carpeting throughout, and 

morel An Immaculate home, 

asking $48,900. 

Century 21 


WESTLAND Appealing to the ego In 

fine sub of better quality homes 3 bedroom 

maintenance-free ranch, full 

basement $52,000 R E N -Taylor 

326-2000 

WESTLAND - By Owner 3 bedroom 

brick ranch on spacious, landscaped lot 

Underground sprinkling system Redwood 

patio deck/stooe barbeque pit. Includes 

drapes, carpeting (over oak 

floors), arched mirrored wall, stove and 

refrigerator Full basement-partially 

finished Convenient to snopping, 

schools and park Located north of Ford 

Road, east of Wayne Road 6292 Westland 

Court $54,900 Shown by appoint 

ment 7BM411 

WESTLAND - BY OWNER Bl level 

Tooquiah Sub 3 bedrooms, lto batha, 

den. large kltchen,2to car garage Well 

maintained $54,500 719^0544 

WESTLAND 

NEW ON MARKET 

Excellent»tarter home, with thia 3 bedroom 

brick and aluminum ranch, carnice 

fenced and treed 

31.:" 

CENTURY 21 

STEINHAUER INC. 

326-3400 

1 

WESTLAND 

Nice 3 bedroom brick ranch. 

Oversized garage, 22x30. In 

Livonia Schools. Owner anxious. 

Only $45,000. 

CALL DAVE SNELL 

CENTURY 21 


WESTLAND 

Perfect starter home on large fenced la 

lot. This $ bedroom home has a new furnace 

and water beater. Priced to sell 

quickly at $12,900 BK2 Ask for Frank 

Skrumbellos 

Chamberlain 

229-6650 or 478-7560 

WESTLAND'S BEST 

Super sharp I bedroom brick R#nch 

family kitchen with doohrall, 

finished basement with bar. This 

IM many extras pi as 1 to car alu 

garage arage with 7 ft ft. door for Van 

Owner moving North. Most sacr sacrifice 

Asking $M $51,904 Call to see and aak for 

JEAN PR0CH 

CHAMBERLAIN 711-4400 

316 Weetland 

Garden City 

WESTLAND'S FINEST 

Immaculate 1 bedroom colonial, family 

room, fireplace, 1 to baths, Large country 

kitchen, beautiful decor Finished 

basement, covered paUo, heated pool, 

attached garage, many extras $69,900 

CENTURY 21 

STEINHAUER INC. 

326-3400 

WESTLAND, 3 bedroom brick ranch, 

finished basement 32442 Mackenzie 

Joy-Farmington Rds area, Livonia 

Schools $47,900 

477-1670 

4 Bedrooms 

Brick rsnch needs some work, but a 

BARGAIN for the price of juat $40,000' 

With a full basement & a 2 to car 

garage Call 522 8300 

ERA 

Integrity, 

Realtors 

4 BEDROOM TRI 

Nice and clean and ready for 

quick occupancy. V/t baths, 

attractive carpeting throughout, 

central air, 2 car garage. 

$52,900. 

HARRY S. 

WOLFE 

COMPANY 

32398 Five Mile 421 5660 

318 Redford 

REDFORD-A BEAUTIFUL TOWN' 

"NEW LISTINGS" 

$34,900 to $59,900 I am selling these 

homes before the multi list has time to 

send informatioq to other offices Get 

your name on my buyer list or you 

might lose out Call Jerry Still ONLY 

"4 Bedrooms" 

$46,900 • 3 baths, large family room, 

natural fireplace, central air. 2 

doorwalls, large rear porch, full basement, 

South Redford area, north of 5, 

west of Beech Daly, 15860 Lexington 

"$39,900" 

Neighborhood showplace' Large coun 

try Tot, family room with Franklin fireplace, 

huge 35 ft garage with gas heat, 

newer roof, aluminum exterior, paved 

street, fast occupancy Priced under 

market!" 20045 Poinciana 

$"54 900" 

(First ad) SUPER SHARP 3 bedroom 

brick ranch in prime S Redford area 

Central air! Electronic air cleaner, 2 

baths, newly decorated, fnished rec 

room, 2 car garage with auto door 

opener, dining room, appliances negotiable 

and fast occupancy Don't hesi 

tate, it's nice" 11343 Hemingway 

"JERRY STILL" 

937-2300 

No 1 C-21 Salesman in Mich ^977 

CENTURY 21 

HALLMARK INC 

ADORABLE 2 bedroom aluminum 

ranch in Redford Owner says, "Sell, 

Sell, Sell'" Sacrifice at $25,900 



REDFORD • 3 bedroom home on dead 

end street, next to park, only $49,900 

OLDER 3 bedroom borne with efficiency 

apt. Good investment at $29,900 

Land contract terms 

417-1214 227-1234 

ALL AMERICAN REALTY 

A FIRST OFFERING 

OPEN SUN 2-5 

Beautiful Brick Ranch 8330 Silvery 

Lane (North Dearborn Heighta) Quick 

occupancy Asking $63,900 Land contract 

terms available Ask for 

DEBBIE THOMAS 


525-0990 or 421-5151 

REDFORD 

THROW AWAY YOUR PAINT BRUSH 

maintenance free brick k aluminum 

ranch in desireable S Redford boasts a 

huge 18*18 family room with wood 

burning fireplace, finisl^J rec room in 

basement with dry baF k full bath, 

22x22 attached garage, carpeting in living 

room, family room & 1 of the 3 bed 

rooms, new roof less than 4 years old 

Onlv $59,900 

RYMAL 

SYMES 

REALTORS SINCE 1923 

538-7740 

CLEAN 3 bedroom home. 2 baths, country 

kitchen, new carpeting, copper 

plumbing, heating and plastered walls 

Living room, dining room and family 

room 532-4862 

"GOLD KEY SPECIALS" 

SHARP! 

ONLY $31,900 

Clean aluminum home, updated kitchen, 

and lots of storage Call TOM to see 

BRICK! 

MUST SELL! 

ONLY $47,900 

SUPER CLEAN 

3 bedroom, full baaement, oversised 

garage Call ENZO to see 

JUST LISTED 

REAL BEAUTY 

3 bedroom brick, full finished basement, 

lto car garage, beautifully 

landscaped Call DENNIS to see 

LOOK! 

COUNTRY LIVING IN THE CITY 

Lovely older home on 160 ft of frontage 

3 bedrooms, full basement, 3 car 

garage Call ENZO to see 

CENTURY 21 

GOLD KEY HOMES 

18303 Beech Daly Rd Redford 

255-2100 

S. REDFORD AREA 

3 BEDROOM BRICK RANCH with aluminum 

trim, new roof, relaxing patio 

with gas BBQ. blown In Insulation for 

energy conservation Garage door open 

er on huge lto car garage. Only 

$44,000 

RYMAL 

SYMES 


538-7740 

TWO BEDROOM ranch, finished 

ment rec room with fireplace k bar, 

lto car face brick garage, nicely 

Landscaped, fenced extra lot available, 

$31,000 m-l»7g 

REDFORD TWP. 

1 bedroom brick ranch with fnll finiihed 

bfament. Ccarpeting. gas bent 

and garaft. Low taxes, excellent area, 

real buy at $44,500 

Century 21 

COMMUNITY 

721-4241 


318 Redford 

1ST. OFFERING 

BEAUTIFUL Brick Raoch in S Red 

ford Central air, large rooms, country 

kitchen with pantry 3 bedrooms, lto 

baths, carpet throughout Family room 

with fireplace, basement 2 car garage, 

all on beautifully landscaped lot 

PRICE REDUCED 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY on 

and Clean 3 bedroom Brick Ranch in 

Redford 2 baths, carpeted, modem 

kitchen, rec room with bar and fire 

WESTLAND 

lace Screened terrace 2 car garage 

Sharp 3 bedroom brick ranch. 1 car f RICED FOR QUICK SALE at $47,500 

arage, flniabed basement, large lot. 

I49.900 GARDEN CITY N. REDFORD 

Lovely 3 bedroom bungalow In great SHARP Aluminum Ranch 3 bedrooma, 

condition 2 car garage, full basement, dining room, carpet throughout Full 

large lot. $49,950 

basement, garage Quick Occupancy, 

only $41,900 

Norwood 

No. 8. Inc. 522-2900 

EARL KEIM 

538-8300 

REDFORD INC. 

OPEN SUN. 1-4 

6988 Whitby, E of Henry Ruff, 1 block 

S of Warren 3 bedroom brick ranch 

Finished basement, 2 car garage on 

large lot Featuring 2 full baths, stove, 

refrigerator, 2 window air conditioners, 

furnace 2 years old Just listed Will 

take land contract, moving out of state 

tall Ralph 

CENTURY 21 

Hallmark, Inc. 937-2300 

DOLL HOUSE 

tful brick home with 3 richly car 

bedrooms, fabulous remodeled 

itchen with new dishwasher, partially 

finished (• carpeted basement, formal 

dining room with bay window and lots 

of storage space in room divider, plus 

fenced yard k 2 car garage, all in ei 

cellent condition Asking $53,900 Call 

459-5222 or 464 0800 

One Way 

OWNER WANTS DEAL NOW 

On a 3 bedroom brick ranch Basement, 

garage $2,500 down If you wish Near 

Chicago Blvd $49,900 Century 21 ABC 

Realty 425 3250 

"First Offering" 

REDFORI) 

Newly decorated throughout with mod 

era kitchen plus dinette, 3 bedrooms, 2 

full baths, finished rec room, patio, 

garage and fenced yard $41,900 

CENTURY 21 

TODAY 538-2000 

FOUR BEDROOM brick, attached 

garage, family room, fireplace, 2 baths, 

to acre, open Sunday 1-5 13962 Royal 

Grand $69,500 533-0945 

Charming Colonial 

Enchanting 4 bedroom colonial. 

Large country kitchen 

drenched in sunshine, formal 

dining room, full basement, 

2'A car garage. Priced to sell 

at $42,900. 

Century 21 


No 1 C-21 Office in Mich 1977 4 78 

REDFORD TWP SPECIALS 

Newlyweds or Retiree 

Sharp 2 bedroom, full basement, gas 

heat, excellent condition plus garage 

First offering at $42,500 

$49,500 

Three bedroom brick, lto story with 

2 to car garage, central air and newer 

furnace ASK for CASH TRYBAN 

Norwood 

No. 11, Inc. 522-3010 

DIXIE-WESTGATE $63,600 

Custom built quality home, 3 bedrooms, 

dining room, lto baths, tile basement. 

2to car parage, treed lot, low tax rate, 

low utilities Prime location Many 

extras 538-2777 

REDFORD TWP 3 bedroom bnck. 

finished basement, back deck, trees, 

garage, near schools By appt 533 9804 

MOVE RIGHT IN 

at Closing 3 bedroom brick bungalow 

In desirable S Redford Full basement, 

maintenance free, new carpeting, low 

taxes Like Cedar closets' $48,900 

HOMESTEAD 

522-0900 

MOVE RIGHT IN 

to this fresh n' clean 3 bedroom brick 

bungalow in desirable S Redford Town 

ship Offers new carpeting, dining el 

with bay window, full basement & low 

taxes on nice tree lined street Immedi 

ate occupancy $48,900 

HOMESTEAD 

522-0900 

NOTHING TO DO 

but move in! This three bed 

room brick Bungalow is in 

perfect condition and is located 

in a low tax area Beauti 

fully finished basement with 

wet bar All custom window 

treatments included Newer 

roof, two car garage $45,900 

Call 261 5080 

Thompson- 

Brown 

BEECH DALY 7 Mile area, 3 bedroom 

brick, natural fireplace in living room, 

summer room off master bedroom, 

basement, garage, fenced $43,900 D A 

ROBS Realty 326 8300 

BRICK RANCH, 3 bedrooms, desirable 

South Redford neighborhood, family 

room, central air, finished basement 

with wet bar, modern kitchen, appli 

ances included, fireplace, above ground 

pool with redwood deck on treed lot, 

$62,900 937-0113 

BUNGALOW 3 bedroom. 6 Mile-Beech 

Daly, 1 to bath, finished upstairs and 

basement, 1 to car garage, new kitcben. 

bath, roof, extras $49,500 Home, 531 

7005, Work, 137-4163 

REDFORD 

ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE 

To believe is the buy you can make on 

this big brick colonial Has 4 large bed 

rooms, 2 full baths, huge 24 ft living 

room, carpeting throughout, super 

kilchen, doorwall to Inviting redwood 

deck, deep yard and 2 car garage A big 

family special $65,000 

CENTURY 

21 

HARTFORD 

NORTH 261-2000 

REDFORD'S BEST 

3000 iq ft of comfortable family living 

In ooe of the communities most desireable 

locations 6 bedrooms, full finished 

basement, 3 full baths, double garage, 

many custom quality features, and a 

low interact assumable mortgage See 

It today Only M1.M0 

RYMAL 

SYMES 


538-7740 

JUST LISTED 

Set among mature trees oa large private 

M. 1 bedrooma, formal dining 

room, 1 fireplace In den and living 

room, central air and recreation room 

Clone to playgronnd area. $41,100 

CENTURY 21 

Gene Dnrta 1 

Realtors 

851-6700 

< 

318 Redford 

*7E 

REDFORD TOWNSHIP 

Very sharp. 3 bedroom, garage, fenced 

yard, finished basemen! with wet bar. 

and V* bath Paved street in very nice 

area Assume 7% mortgage $39,900 

TEPEE REALTY 533 7272 

BEAUTIFUL park view 3 bedrooms 

optional 4th bedroom in baaement 

Modern kitchen k bath $38,000 Before 

5PM,474 3649 after 6PM 25^3146 

BEECH and 6 Mile 3 bedroom ranch on 

3 lota Large kitcben. family room, 1 to 

car garage Good transportation, 

schools, $41,000 KE2 7 09? 

319 Homes For Sale 

Wayne County 

A FIRST OFFERING 

OPEN SUN 2-5 

Beautiful Brick Ranch 8330 Silvery 

Lane (North Dearborn Heighta) Quick 

occupancy - Asking $43,900 Land con 

tract terms available Ask for 

DEBBIE THOMAS 


525-0990 or 421-5151 

ALLEN PARK 

4 bedroom home on double lot Remod 

eled kitchen, dining room and upstairs 

bedroom Attached 2 to car garage with 

breexeway Stooe patio with awning 

and much more B06 $51,900 Ask for 

Frank Skrumbelloa 

Chamberlain 

229-6650 or 478-7560 

BELLEVILLE LAKE 

PRIVILEGES 

3,200 Sq ft Executive colonial with 

prestige and luxury beyond compare 3 

huge bedrooms with 31 ft Master suite, 

3 to baths, family room wiht Italian 

marble fireplace, study, enormous fin 

inshed basement, 2 car attached garage 

and inground pool Home has all oak 

floors throughout including doors and 

trim Call for long list of extras 

Offered at $235 000 

Century 21 ^ 

COMMUNITY 

721-4241 

BRICK RANCH $2,500 DOWN 

Lovely 3 bedroom ranch 2 baths, fin 

ished basement, carport Now vacant 

$45,900 Gas heat nice lot Century 21 

ABC Realty 425 3250 

BY OWNER Spacious older 3 bedroom 

in Wayne recently remodeled, beauti 

fully decorated in earth tones Urge 

lot Fast possession Open House Sun 

day 2 6PM 35609 John St House 

721-4988 

CUSTOM RANCH 

Belleville Spacious 4 bedroom ranch 

beautiful home offers plush carpeting 

full basement 2to car garage, 3 baths 

custom windows, family room fire 

place and much more Situated cm half 

acre lot with 28 additional acres avail 

able Asking $107,900 

No. 10, Inc. 459-2800 

DEARBORN HEIGHTS 

3 bedroom brick bungalow excellent 

condition, full basement large corner 

lot $42 900 Andrv Realty 886 5672 

DETROIT 

DELIGHTFUL THRU I THRU, is this 

immaculate home with all the amenities 

in the 8 Mile Berg area Some 

touches like the decorative coach lamps 

and the flood lights front & back to 

phone jacks in all the bedrooms com 

fort is the key word The 3 bedroom full 

basement house has central air, drapes 

and carpeting thiu out family room 

with fireplace, 1st floor laundry huge 

patio with privacy grill and 2 car 

garage Onlv $73,900 

RYMAL 

SYMES 


538-7740 

GREAT STARTER home 2 bedroom 

ranch, full basement, lto car garage 

All terms acceptable onlv $25,900 


Realty Co 533-8511 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY tri-level 

1700 sq ft 10936 Buckingham Ct Allen 

Park fey owner Buyers only $77,500 

388 7182 

INVESTORS LOOK 

AT THIS ONE 

Detroit's west side 3 bedrooms breeze 

way to garage Asking only $11000 

with contract or low assumption possi 

ble Not a drive-by 

REAL ESTATE 

NETWORK 

O'Hara & Co. Realtors 

464-0400 

•SEE THE EXPERTS' 

JUST LISTED 

Super sharo 3 bedroom brick ranch in 

Dearborn HI Finished carpeted base 

ment Underground sprinklers >56.900 

DURS0 

261-1400 

JUST LISTED 

Super sharp 3 bedroom brick ranch in 

| Dearborn Ht Finished carpeted base 

I menl Underground sprinklers $56,900 

DURS0 

261-1400 

N DEARBORN HEIGHTS-Open Sal t 

Sun 2 6 Spend your summers in air 

conditioned comfort in a large & unique 

family room (28x19| overlooking buillin 

pool House includes cathedral ceilings 

3 fireplaces & many extras >66.000 

277 1999 

N DEARBORN HTS 7684 Rosemary 

SWIMMING POOL 

Owner transferred need immediate 

sale of this lovely 3 bedroom brick 

ranch, country kitchen and finished 

basemen I plus inground, pool >57 900 

VA possible 

DURS0 

- 261-1400 

SUPER SHARP 

Three bedroom bungalow in Wayne 

new carpeting throughout lovely fin 

ished basement. 2to car garage custom 

cupboards, formal dining, pro landscaping 

Asking >39.900 

Norwood 

No. 10. Inc 459-2800 

TAYLOR Brick 3 bedroom 1 to baths 

2 car parage, large lot. appliances, carpeting. 

drapes full basement >53.000 

After 6PM A all weekend 941- r .il3 

WAYNE 

INFLATION HEDGE PLUS TWIN IN- 

COME upstairs downstairs both rent 

ed for >210 month Make this all brick 

income property on s quiet residential 

street a prime inflation hedge Each 

unit has 2 bedrooms k bath. 17x12 8 living 

room. 14x11 formal dining room 

and large kitcben There is s rec room 

In the basement k a 1 car garage Nice 

neightx>rhood protects property vslues 

RYMAL 

SYMES 


478-9130 

$49,900 

Is the Investment for this 

neat-as-a-pin ranch-style 

home backing up to farmland 

for that country feeling 

with 3 bedrooms, finished 

basement, large kitchen and 

2Vfc car garage. 

CALL JOANNE WAS 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford West, Inc. 453-7600


302 Birmingham 

• Bloom fold 

Bloomfield Village 

Immediate Possession 

4 bedroom. tW bath pillared Colonial 

with circular drive Studio beamed 

family room with wet bar. panelled 

den. formal dining room, 1st floor util- 

ty, finished basement Central air coo 

di lioning, fenced yard, sprinkler lys 

tem 1110.000 Owner Broker 

649 1900 626 5100 

BEVERLY HILLS 2 bedroom ranch, 

remodeled kitchen. 1 car garage Im- 

mediate pnesrsiion 157.600 Open Sat- 

urday. Sunday 1 4 PM 15544 Birwood 

642-1725 or 574-2547 

ADAMS WOODS 

Prestige location Executive condomi- 

nium home 3 bedrooma. 2W batha. 

large deck, private courtyard, gourmet 

kitchen with large breakfast area, full 

walkout basement, I car garage Fin- 

labed In warm earthy tones immacu- 

late condition, ready to move in 

$147,900 

Call for appt. 852-8799 

BIRMINGHAM BY OWNER 

Walk to town 1 bedroom Colonial Fea- 

tures fireplace, original woodwork, 

french doors, separate dining room 

Open this weekend >89.500 984 Forest 

642 0038 

A SPORTS 

LOVER'S HOUSE 

Tennis court, indoor swimming pool. 4 

bedrooms, JW baths, large rec room 3 

fireplaces. 7000 sq ft alarm system, no 

outside upkeep 1425,000 Buyers only 

Bv appointment 

626-4745 

ASSUMABLE mortgage 9W* Charm- 

ing home on shading court near Quar- 

ton School 2 bedrooms, den and Florida 

room Fireplace, brick patio and 

landscaped yard Open house Sat • Sun, 

2 5PM $7$.>00 646-6891 

Atmosphere Abounds 

In this California Contemporary on 2V« 

acres. 4 bedrooms. J baths. 4 fireplaces 

Open Sun 2-5 

1465 Cedar Bend 

Off Pine Tree Trail So of Long Lake, 

>249 000 

CRANBROOK 

Assoc Inc., Realtors 

645-2500 

BIRMINGHAM Beverly Hills, spotless 

3 bedroom brick ranch, m baths, 

brand new kitcben. new carpeting, new 

furnace, 2^ car garage, full basement. 

Birmingham schools, immaculate 

move-in condition. >75,900 By owner, 

31142 W Rutland, after 6pm Fri 

642 9518 

BIRMINGHAM BY OWNER, brick 

ranch, aluminum trim. 2 bedrooms. 

Florida room, full basement, attached 

garage, natural fireplace, new decor k 

carpet, fenced yard Kitcben appliance* 

included >67,500 1857 Sheffield Even- 

ings 645-2)71 

BIRMING HAM -BLOOMFIELD 

Elegant Tudor located m prestigious 

Wabeek development on a tree lined 

lot Extra large master bedroom suite 

with sunken Roman tub Professionally 

decorated 3 bedrooms plus den Beauti- 

fully landscaped >219.900 

WABEEK SAI.ES ASSOC , INC 

851-9010 

BIRMINGHAM BY OWNER I* story, 

1 bedroom house (lose to commuter, 

shopping and Eton Park Nice trees 

I "r iced to sell at. >50.500 646-4061 

ATTENTION' Prestigious Bloomfield 

Hills Vernor EaUtes, Looe Pine-Lahaer 

Lovely 4 bedroom French Colonial, cus- 

tom draperies k Van Luit wallpaper, 

interior decorator's home Immaculate 

Large picturesque lot Brick patio 

Chipping putting green, 

circular drive Assumable mortgage 

By owner 642 MM 

BIRMINGHAM by owner, charming 

aluminum 1 "4 story Cape Cod on s lot 

and a half J bedrooms, dining room, 

rec room with fireplace, m car 

garage, patio. Large garden area, many 

features, close to schools , shopping, 

parks it YMCA >49 500 64i 1264 

BEAUTIFUL English tudor with mag- 

nificent view of Walnut Lake from all 

living areas Italian marble foyer, large 

living room, and formal dining room 

with crown molding, oversized family 

room with beamed cathedral celling 

and hidden wet bar, 4 bedrooms ana 

library, 2 W baths, huge master bed- 

room has dressing area and Roman 

bath, brick walled patio with barbecue 

pill and breathtaking view of Lake and 

beautifully landscaped grounds Even 

ings 651-5291 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS. $ bedroom 

brick ranch, fresh new decorating, up 

dated kitchen, half acre, Adams k 

South Blvd Must sell 644 6343 

BEVERLY HILLS 

I year old brick colonial with 4 bed 

rooms, library. 2H car garage, S full 

baths, falmlly room, living room, for- 

mal dining Located in Birmingham 

school district Special features, sprin- 

kler. central air, fireplace, full base- 

ment. large foyer, large wooded lot 

II27.500 Assume >*,% Weekdays 6 JO 

to >PM, weekends 1 to 7PM 644-5496 

BEVERLY HILLS WEST 

Custom built 3 bedrooms, 2 full, 2 half 

bath brick ranch home, with attached 2 

car side entrance garage with opener 

Living room with stone fireplace, full 

sued dining room, family room, kitcben 

with lots of cabinets «• built In GE 

appliances breakfast nook, full base- 

ment with fireplace, plastered walls !• 

ceiling, all custom color hath fixtures, 

tiled wall in bathrooms marble sills, 

thermopane windows, slate foyer floor, 

custom drapes. carpetng, 

wallpaper .many other custom items, 

excellent condition 125xl>0 ft beautl- 

fully landscaped lot Birmingham 

schools Immediate occupancy >125.000 

Appointment. 64V4770 

BEVERLY HILLS 

Custom ranch on beautifully 

landscaped lot Full basement Fire- 

placed living room, large kitchen, pan- 

eled den or 3rd bedroom m baths 

Large paUo Central air >121,900 

BIRMINGHAM 

Walk to Quartern School from this ap- 

pealing colonial filled with New Eng 

land charm Fireplaced living room 

with bay, screened porch 4 bedrooms, 

2 W baths >12*.M0 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS 

Elegant ranch In scenic Cbelmaleigh 

has superb family room, dramatic din- 

ing room, Florida room, 5 bedrooms, 

31* baths Central air, quality details 

>306 000 

RALPH MANUEL 

ASSOCIATES 

1821 W. Maple 647-7100 

Birmingham 


Bloomfield 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS COLONIAL 

4 bedrooms, 2 baths. 2Vfc baths, Bloom 

field Hlla Schools, library, gas beat, all 

conditioned, spprox 3,333 sq ft., over 

sixed garage, garden rear yard with 

wood deck 

>IM,900 

CALL HERB HERZBERG 

BIRMINGHAM REAL ESTATE 

642-4500 office or 626 4942 Home 

BIRMINGHAM Torry area. 2 bedroom 

frame, needs paint, full basement, pan 

neled rec room, garage. paUo, fenced 

yard. Immediate possession By owner 

Terms >48.500 647-0451 

BIRMINGHAM - Walk to Midvale - 

Seabolm Schools Charming 3 bedroom. 

IV* bath colonial Large living room 

with fireplace, dining room, family 

room with Franklin stove, finished 

basement, wood deck, 2 car raranf 

Friendliest neighborhood >121,900 By 

owner, appointment only 642-0341 

BIRMINGHAM - 1083 Northlawn At 

tractive colonial. 3 bedrooms, plus nur 

aery. Large, treed yard. Walking di» 

lance to town Midvale schools Assum 

able mortgage Open House. Sun 1-4 

>119,500 646-8037' 

BIRMINGHAM 

BY OWNER 

4 bedroom, 2W bath colonial 

Excellent condltlonl Excel- 

lent schoolsl Excellent value! 

Excellent location! 

646-1733 

BIRMINGHAM COLONIAL Brick k 

new aluminum, 3 bedroom, 1 bath, 

faipily room, rec room, 2 car garage 

with opener, brick patio, up-dated 

kitchen, tastefully neutral decorating 

throughout, wet plaster, re finished 

hardwood floor. 6 panel doors, new alu- 

minum storms/screens >33.000 bal- 

ance at 8*« V By owner >97,000 Open 

Sun 2-5. 1470 Henrietta 64M85S 

BRAND NEW 

City of Bloomfield Hills 

Custom built, rustic Cape Cod bursting 

with charm, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, living 

room, family room, library, and large 

separate dining room, 3 fireplaces, cen- 

tral air, SVi car garage, floor plan de- 

signed around entertaining l 1 * acres 

>169.900 

647-4754 or 642-1556 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - By owner Out 

standing colonial borne 4 bedrooms 

2 V, baths, family room, screened porch 

large heated pool, beautifully 

landscaped yard backed by woods, cen 

tral air, many extras Ideal home for 

growing family >178,000 851-3110 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS First offering 

3 bedroom ranch Quarton Rd -Gilbert 

Lake area 2 sided fireplace, circular 

drive, formal dining room, library, 2W 

baths, kitcben built ins >104,950 By 

Owner Days 644-4618, Evenings 

642-1785 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS-richly decorat 

ed. 3 bedroom ranch, unusual 30 ft 

beamed family room, with fireplace 

Den, basement, skylights & many 

extras By owner, Looe Pine in 

Franklin area. >139.900 

For appointment 626-7377 

0 

Bloomfield Hills 

VACATION AT HOME 1 Contemporsry 

Tri-level with lovely In-ground pool, 

sauna with bath 4 bedrooms, SVi baths, 

family room, brick wall fireplace, 

beamed cathedral ceilings, new Central 

Air Just luted >148,500 

ASK FOR ISABELLE HALL 

Chamberlain 

6 4 7 - 5 1 0 0 

ALL WITH 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY ' 

SLOW DOWN 

INFLATION! 

With Any Of These Values 

BLOOMFIELD COLONIAL 

This 4 bedroom, fireplaced family room 

home with rec room and possible 5th 

bedroom now available Family home, 

family neighborhood BLOOMFIELD 

HILLS SCHOOLS Offered at >92.900 

WEST BLOOMFIELD RANCH 

3 bedroom, family room with brick (2 

way) fireplace, special jalousied win- 

dow summer room snd attached 

garage This charmer tits on a country 

size lot Mature treed setting is visible 

from every room Offered at >79,900 

BEST FOR LAST 

Lake frontage on lower Long Lake with 

this 4 bedroom, Bi-Level Contemporary 

home Built in 1972 featuring Central 

air conditioning, 80 ft lake frontage, 

1 V« acre site, Bloomfield Hills address 

and schools >174,000 firm Call 

ShirleyGotthelf 


644-1575 or 644-4700 

APPEALING 2 bedroom home in popu 

lar Birmingham neighborhood, very 

low maintenance (all brick), excess 

storage space, fall basement, garage, 

fenced yard 1571 Henrietta >62,500 

Open Sunday 2-5 444 6741 

ARCHITECTS OWN HOME, heavily 

treed acre lot with Walnut Lake privi- 

leges, 3 bedrooms, 2W baths, library, 2 

large fireplaces, 5 doorwalla, a beamed 

cathedral celling running throughout 

the main living areas >189,900 

FOR DETAILS CALL BOB LYNDALL 

Chamberlain 

6 2 6 - 9 1 0 0 

a BY OWNER 

Holy Name, Quarton Lake Estates 9 

room brick colonial - 4 bedrooms, 4 

baths (2 full, two "4), includes all dra 

peries snd appliances Fully carpeted 

929 Harmon, approx Vt acre Buyers 

only, by appointment >142,000 

647 0803 . 644-0234 

BY OWNER Colonial, 3 bedrooms, din^ 

ing room, living room with fireplace 

baths, family room In basement 

Deck with fire pit IVi car 

>83,900 Call evenings 

BIRMINGHAM by owner > bedroom 

aluminum sided bungalow Finished rec 

room, new carpetag. newly decorated. 

Assumable mortgage >58 900 644 8M7 

BIRMINGHAM - lovely > bedroom 

brie* colonial in highly desirable neigh- 

borhood Fireplace In living room, sep- 

arate dining room, family room, 1H 

baths. 2* car garage with opener Piss 

extras Situated on a extra large lot 

Fenced and bsautifslly landscaped 

July 1 occupancy 1255 Henrietta 

816S.M9. 647-4144 

BIRMINGHAM 

OPEN SUN. 1-4 

IMMACULATE QUAD LEVEL HOME - 

on exceptional site with Japanese gar 

den. 4 bedrooms. 2 fall k 2 half batha, 

family room k library. Birmingham 

schools, truly move-in coodltioo 5724 

Sutlers Lane. N of Wslnut Lake Rd W 

of Franklin >148.800 

KINGSWAY 

ASSOC. INC. 

642-4300 

BIRMINGHAM 

OPEN SUN. 1-4 

TRI LEVEL HOME beautifully main- 

tained 4 be+'nom 2Vt batha. on large 

irsed corner rite. 1 year home warran- 

ty, |1IM» Mil Kingamill. W of 

/ratlin. SrfQuartou 

KINGSWAY 

ASSOC. INC. 

642-4300 

B1RMINOHAM. 1* II** 

room home. Fenced bnAyard retreat 

with —Basement Garage Clam to 

importation anT school. 

M2 I f l*04«ar Before noon. Ml 

JtiMt Sm i PM, (117) M4-1449 

O A E - 

BIRMINGHAM 

FARMS 

Beautiful Colonial with 4 

bedrooms. 3 baths, large 

family gathering room ad- 

joins kitchen. Effective use 

of mirrored walls in living 

room, dining room and 

foyer. Beamed ceiling In 

family room. Gourmet kitch- 

en by Charlotte Clark. In- 

cludes beautiful swimming 

pool. A real dream house. 

$144,500. 

Century 21 

FAIR TOWNE CO. 

626-8000 

BIRMINGHAM - Just listed at >59.900 

Charming 2 bedroom frame ranch 

Living room with fireplace, basement, 

1W car garage 

"OLp BIRMINGHAM" • Quaint 2 bed- 

room, 2 story, close to town Den, re- 

modeled kitchen and bath, fully carpet- 

ed, baaement with newer furnace and 

water heater 2 car garage, fenced 

yard Excellent bay at Ml.MM 

G00DE 

REAL ESTATE 

A Goode Listing Is A Good Buy' 

1411 N Woodward M7-1IM 


BloomfiskJ 

OPEN SUN 2-5 


EXECUTIVE CUSTOM 

HOME for space loving fami- 

ly. Four/five bedroom Quad 

on cul-de-sac, panelled fam- 

ily room with wet bar PLUS 

panelled finished recreation 

room and den, large living 

room, dining area, family 

kitchen and slate foyer, cir- 

cular drive, side entrance 

large 2 car attached garage, 

intercom, super traffic flow, 

approximately 3600 square 

feet of living space, full 

brick, hardwood floors. 

$155,000. 5320 Echo Road- 

W. of Telegraph, N. of Quar- 

ton. 

Century 21 

ROBEC PROPERTIES 

851-7711 

Shrine Parish 

3 bedroom ranch Move-in condition 

clean k well maintained Porch 

8 4x11 9 is screened k jalousied Living 

room with fireplace k dining ell Oven 

range, refrigerator, disposal, fireplace 

tools, gas incinerator included >56,700 

Pleasant Ridge 

1 v» story living room with fireplace, 

Florida room 2 bedrooms on the first 

floor, unfinished 2nd floor (33 5x12 6) 

could be a suite Rec room, powder 

room in the basement Fenced back 

yard Good starter or retirement home 

>64,900 

Just Reduced 

4 bedroom ranch in Maple-Telegraph 

area Excellent schools, close to shop- 

ping Family room & rec room 2-way 

fireplace between the family room and 

living room Attached garage with 

opener Marble sills, new carpeting in 

kitchen OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 6795 

CEDARBROOK Birmingham 

>115,000 

SNYDER 

KINNEY & 

BENNETT 

BIRMINGHAM 644-7000 

"California Rustic" Colonial 

New Bloomfield Hills schools. 4 bed 

rooms, 2* baths, formal dining room 

super large kitchen k breakfast room 

t'lM' eating deck overlook is wooded 

yard, secluded master suite with balco- 

ny k huge closet 8 ft high 

with i ft windows 14* Financing 

available. |144,M0 

ENERGY SAVER HOMES 

of Bloomfield. Inc IM-m* 

MM Uhser Rd Open Dally 

CHARMING Country Style Ranch, walk 

to Birmingham Schools Excellent cond 

I bedrooms, 1* hatha, I flreplacea. air,I 

cathedral ceilings, designers own, mam 

custom Items. Buyers only M4 7MI 

OPEN SUN 1-4 

Spndom, (racioes 4 bedroom. I* hath 

Ranch in Berkshire Villas, 

Maple Rd arm. Beautiful Urn treed 

lot. near schools, church and shopping 

mi% 

edge wood Drive, Birmingham 


646-1600 

t 

1/ 

EXCELLENT VALUE 

TRANSFERRED OWNER must sacri 

flee 4 bedroom, 2H bath Colonial on 

large lot In popular Birmingham area 

Brick wall fireplace in family room 

with doorwall to private yard 

Completely finished rec room Attic 

fan Reduced again! >119,900' 

ASK FOR PAUL WAGNER 

Chamberlain' 

6 2 6 - 9 1 0 0 

FRANKLIN 

VILLAGE 

ESTATES 

Quality built 3200 to 3400 sq ft.. tradi- 

tional Colonial homes One half acre 

lots Bloomfield Hills schools 9"*% fi- 

nancing available From >178,600 Call 

851 9490 Daily 12-6 PULTE Homes of 

Michigan, Inc 

IN TOWN BIRMINGHAM on tree^lined 

street with lovelv center median 

Charming 2 bearoom Ranch on 

100 x130' lot Family room, complete 

kitchen, fireplace, heated greenhouse, 

fenced yard 2^ car attached garage 

Excellent value for popular area 

>74.900 

ASK FOR ANNE CROOM 

Chamberlain 

6 4 6 - 6 0 0 0 

FRANKLIN VILLAGE 

Charming 6 bedroom, 2Vi bath farm 

colonial on 1V« heavily wooded acres 

Living room, dining room and family 

room, 2 fireplaces, large deck, small 

barn and corral >190,000 


Distinctively designed Mediterranean 

ranch in an exclusive area 3 bedrooms, 

large living room with dramatic fire- 

place, separate dining room, Florida 

room with bar, full basement, 2 car 

garage >82,500 25673 MULROY, 

Southfield N of 10 Mile, 

E off Berg Rd 

TROY 

This beautifully maintained 3 bedroom 

ranch condo is vacant and ready to 

move into There's a finished rec room, 

central air, and community pool for 

summer enjoyment >59,900 

Snyder Kinney & Bennett 

GALLERY 

of HOMES 

851-7000 

Fred Pierce, Inc. 

647-1414 

CAPE COD 

Downtown Birmingham, three bed 

rooms, 1W baths, family room, with 

fireplace, patio, fenced yard >125,900 

QUAD LEVEL 

Bloomfield Hills- 4 bedrooms, 3Vt 

baths, living room, k family room with 

fireplace, library on lower level, 

landscaped, >129,500 

PRIVATE COURT 

Tri level In Bloofmield Hills Original 

owner Four bedrooms. 2H baths, fami- 

ly room with beamed ceilng k raised 

hearth fireplace, florida room.-patio 

with gaa BBQ >137,500 

GILBERT LAKE privileges, on 1 acre 

qf land, beautiful mature trees. 3 bed- 

room ranch, family room, 1H baths, 

completely renovated, car attached 

garage, by owner Open Sun 1-5 

1132.900 After 5pm 645-9478 

r 1 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 

Walnut Lake Privileges 

2 ACRES - - CHARM! 

3 bedrooma, formal living room with 

fireplace, huge library with bullt-ina, 

formal dining room, separate breakfast 

room, rec room Room for expansion 

Possible lot split for Investment Bir- 

mingham Schools 

LAVERNE EADY 

k ASSOCIATES 

626-4711 227-4744 

IN TOWN-2 bedroom ranch with base- 

ment. carpeted living ii dining room, 

remodeled kitchen, garage Mid 40's. 

BEVERLY HILLS VILLAGE-brick k 

cedar ranch, attached garage, fireplace 

In living room, dining area overlooks 60 

ft lot High 50'i 

WEST BEVERLY-J bedroom brick 

ranch, attached 2 car garage on 85 ft 

lot. Basement, rec. room, central aft- 

New carpeting In fireplaced living 

room k formal dining room, breakfast 

room off remodeled kitchen Immedl 

ste possession >98,900 

DOROTHY UNDEMAN 

REAL ESTATE 

644-0330 

LARGE brick ranch on 1 acre lot. 

Bloomfield Hills Twp. By owner, call 

between >am-tpm, Mon thru Fri 

5M-M80 

OPEN SAT. & SUN. 2-5PM 

4500 Walden Drive 

Stately new tudor with oyer 3300 sq.ft 

Many deluxe features overlooking pood 

and Wind Lfa. Bloomfield schools 1 

block W of Franklin and N. of Walnut 

Lake Rd 

Regency Building Co. 

626-7723 

OPEN SUN. 1-4 

UNQUESTIONABLY ooe of best values 

in Birmingham Newly decorated, 

C llarad (Georgian Colonial on beautiful 

1 in Bloomfield Village area. 4 bed- 

rooma, 1* hatha, S7'tlV family room 

with fireplace Major price reductions! 

Anxious ownarl 144 Vorn Lam, N. off 

Maple, E of Lahmr >129,900 

ASK FOR TOM TAUNT 

Chamberlain 

6 4 7 - 5 1 0 0 

I 


BloomfMd 

LUXURIOUS 

PRIVATE ESTATE 

BIRMINGHAM, truly a quality-built, 

one-of a kind RANCH HOME contain 

Ing more than 4300 sq ft- This FOUR 

BEDROOM. THREE FULL BATH Ex 

ecutive Residence with spacious rooms 

and scenic views, lends Itself to elegant 

entertaining Magnificent pounds and 

meandering river surrounds this house 

affording a private setting at the end of 

a cul de sac BirminghamSchools 

Potentially THREE ADDITIONAL 

BUILDING SITES For personal show 

ing pleaae call 645-9700 

PALMER 

REALTORS 

NEW BLOOMFIELD HILLS 

CONTEMPORARY 2 STORY" 

Four bedroom. 2W bath, balcony loft 

overlooking "Great Room" with Cali- 

fornia Driftstone Fireplace, Kohler cast 

iron fixtures, ceramic tile foyers, open 

wood floating staircase, formal dining 

rooom, main floor laundry and large 

decks overlooking wooded lot, circular 

paved drive around treed mound, oak 

cabinets and door trim Walk-out base- 

ment with doorwall >158,500 

ENERGY SAVER HOMES 

Of Bloomfield Inc 858 7225 

26100 Lahser Rd Open Dally 

NEW LISTING 

Popular Bloomfield Souare, only 5 

years old - all brick front, 2 story, 

approx 2800 sq.ft. Mint condition. 4 

bedrooms, 2* baths, family room with 

raised hearth fireplace k book shelves, 

library Tastefully landscaped k deco- 

rated >154.500 

VAN HORN, INC. 

Established 1915 

576 N. Woodward 

Birmingham 

646-2400 

ONLY $73,400 

for this attractive 3 bedroom brick 

ranch, all new kitchen, screen terrace, 

rec room, garage, carpets Convenient 

location to Midvale k Seaholm schools 

Quick Possession Vacant 

CENTURY 21 

SECONTINE ASSOC. 

626-8800 

OPEN SUN. 2-5 


It's just a short walk to town when you 

move into this absolutely charming 3 

bedroom colonial on one of Binning 

ham's prettiest tree-lined streets You 

will be impressed with the modesn 

kitchen and updated bath The yard iX 

very private and there is immediate 

occupancy >87,900 1208 VILLA. S of' 

Maple, E off Adams 

Snyder Kinney & Bennett 

GALLERY 

of HOMES 

851-7000 

OPEN SUN. 2-5 

5815 Wing Lake Rd. 

Picturesque Wing Lake, country atmos- 

phere within city limits describes this 4 

bedroom, 3V4 bath executive retreat 

Cathredral ceiling in living room with 

full wall natural fireplace All major 

rooms face the lake >248,900 

Call JUDY ATKIN 

or HOWARD ELLMAN 

THE 

DURBIN 

COMPANY REALTOR 

851-6004 

OPEN SUN. 1-4 

2705 Warwick Dr Bloomfield Hills, 

spacious quad level in prime Bloom 

field Hills area, beautifully decorated 

in neutral tones, large kitchen with 

Kitchenaide dishwasher, 3 bedrooms, 

1W baths, family room k rec room, 

beautifully landscaped lot with mature 

trees, >101,500 

SOMERSET 

REAL ESTATE 

649-6800 

OPEN SUN.-2 to 5 

Nearly an acre In stxe, loaded with 

trees, and surrounded by a stream This 

custom built ranch is neatly arranged 

with 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, 2 fire- 

places, screened porch, and a finished 

recreation area in the basement 

>110,000 

31675 Westlady 

S of 14 Mile.E of Lahser 

SORRENTINO, HOLCOMB 

& PASCOUAU, INC. 

REALTORS • 

Ask for Dorothy, 644-1400 

OPEN SUN. 2-5 

ELEGANT PILLARED COLONIAL 

with private wooded backyard in prime 

area. 4 spacious bedrooms, 2H baths, 

fireplaced family room, first floor Laun 

dry Immediate possession >169,900 

4632 COACHMAKER, N of Lone Pine, 

W of Franklin 

Chamberlain 

W. Bloomfield 

851-8100 

W BEVERLY HILLS 2 story brick 

colonial 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, din- 

ing room with built Ins (ind french doors 

leading to screened porch 1st floor 

den, large panelled rec room in base- 

ment. Hardwood floors, fenced yard 

and 2 car detached garage This well 

maintained, charming family home la 

In prime neighborhood and within walk- 

ing distance of Birmingham elementa- 

ry school and park 18245 Devonshire 

off Riverside at Beverly >112,600 

Open House Sat !• Sun 12 to 4 pm 

Eves 642 0269 

31255 Downing Place 

BELOW MARKET VALUEII 

Well built home with hardwood floors 4 

a romantic fireplace in master bed- 

room suite 117,500 Immediate occu- 

pancy 

Ask for HOWARD BARRON 

THE 

DURBIN 

COMPANY REALTORS 

626-7284 851-1300 

OPEN SUN. 2-5 

5M4 BLANDFORD 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS 

of Telegraph. S of Quarton) 

Jfully decorated ranch with quick 

> fireplaces, large treed 

SCHWEITZER 

Real Estate Inc, 

BETTER HOMES i. GARDENS 

851-0300 

CHARMING energy efficient 2 bed- 

room home close to schools k down- 

town Birmingham completely renovat 

ed with custom touches, fully Insulated, 

new wood storms, new wiring, new 

roof, new plumbing. Oak trim, cabinets, 

beams, k hardwood floors throughout 

Modern bath with skylight, tile k solid 

oak vanity Lovely k private fenced 

yard By owner M0.500 644 6591 

BLOOMFIELD VILLAGE 

141: 

"ST" 

644-2160 

QUARTON LAKE E8TA 

Uw 

ESTATES 

In prim Birmingham 

»ly year round Flori 

Jndenlable charm 

neighborhood Lovely year 

da room opens to private' yard lined 

with trees S bedroom Colonial has 

librsry, rec room, center-entrance floor 

plan, I panel doors On large treed lot. 

REDUCED for Immediate sale! 

>111,(00. 

ASK FOR JOHN OLSON 

Chamberlain 

6 4 6 - 6 0 0 0 


Bloom fiakl 

West Beverly Hills 

TOP AREA with specious Colonial 

Multiple bedrooms and baths, library 

and rec room with wet bar, 2 fire- 

places. rear entrance garage 

Conveniently located on beautiful set- 

ting Birmingham Schools >153,900 


Chamberlain 

6 4 6 - 6 0 0 0 

COUNTRY CLUB 

ESTATE in Bloomfield Hills High, 

private acreage slopes down to third 

fairway of Forest Lake Country Club 

Magnificent views from executive 

Ranch 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, family 

room, fireplace, hobby room, shaded 

patio and TREES Reduced for immedi- 

ate sale Owner anxious! >144,900 

Chamberlain 

6 2 6 - 9 1 0 0 

EXCELLENT BIRMINGHAM 

location, newer Colonial. 4 

bedrooms, 2 baths, attached 

garage on quiet cul-de-sac 

in the Quarton - Covington 

school area. Walking dis- 

tance to downtown. Take 

possession before school 

starts in the fall. $118,900. 

BALDWIN ASSOCIATES 

REAL ESTATE. INC. 

642-9010 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS SCHOOLS- Pine 

Lake privileges, custom Tudor. 3000 sq 

ft, den, 5 bedrooms, 3Mi baths, sauna 

attractive W acre vard with sprinkling 

system Available early August 

>198.000 Owner 681-6349 

BLOOMFIELD LAKEFRONT 

95 ft prime lakefront 3 or 4 

bedrooms, 2 baths, den, fire- 

E laced family room, walk-out 

asement, fireplaced rec 

room, motorboaU allowed 

See it today >159,000 Call 

642 0703 

Thompson- 

Brown 

Birmingham-Bloomfleld 

BLOOMFIELD Orchards - by owner 4 

bedroom Colonial, family room, dining 

room, 1V4 baths, 3 fireplaces, fenced in 

yard. 2 car garage. >66,900 335-2691 

BLOOMFIELD SCHOOLS, 3200 sq ft.. 

Robertson built Colonial, 4 bedrooms, 2 

full k 2 half baths, study, large kitchen 

k laundry room, finished basement, 

patio Last reduction'>180,000 641-8135 

COLONIAL 3,200 so ft Ideal borne and 

location for executive and family Cir- 

cular stairway, 4 bedrooms, paneled 

study, 2V4 baths, large master suite 

opening onto balcony, extra large fami 

ly room with 3 sided fireplace, extra 

large sun deck joining family room, 2 

car garage, many extras Beautifully 

landscaped grounds surrounding bouse 

Superb Bloomfield Hills school district 

Middlebelt k Lone Pine Rd area Ex- 

clusive Bloomfield on The I-ake Subdi- 

vision Moving out of state, immediate 

occupancy Call after 5 30 Price 

>215,000 Shown by appt only Owner 

(No Agents) 851-3725 

OPEN SUNDAY 12 3 

South of 14 Mile, W of Greenfield 

52292 Auburn 3 bedroom Beverly Hills 

Colonial, 1 ** baths, Florida room, cen- 

tral air. 2 car garage Asking M4.900 

Brendan Battersby, Roe Roberson Inc 

643-4583 

BLOOMFIELD TWP By owner Strik 

ing 3 bedroom Colonial nestled on a 2 

acre treed lot Formal dining room, 

family room, living room with fire- 

place, 1W baths. 2 "4 car garage, full 

basement Newly decorated kitchen 

with appliances Lake privileges 

>149,500 For appointment call 626-1455 

CONVENIENTLY 

IN-TOWN BIRMINGHAM Big 4 bed 

room home close to grade school, park, 

YMCA and Downtown 3 full baths, rec 

room, 2 car garage, private fenced 

yard >67.500 

ASK FOR JIM McRITCHIE 

Chamberlain 

6 4 6 - 6 0 0 0 

303 Watt Bloomfield 

BROOKFIELD HIGHLANDS 

Sensational scenic setting highlights 

this quality built auad k meticulously 

maintained 4 or 5 bedrooms, fireplace, 

family room/bookshelves, modern 

kitchen, 3 full baths, library, 31 ft liv- 

ing-dining room with paneled wall fire- 

place Slate foyer, rec room, added 

insulation/>325 annual heating coat 

Bloomfield Hills Schools A beautiful 

home for family living k entertaining 

CENTURY 21 


626-8800 

OPEN SAT. 3-6 

3193 N ELDER • W flLOOMFIELD 

(S of Commerce, W of Green Lake 

Rd ). Unique 4 bedroom home, treed lot 

on nearly an acre. 2 fireplaces Imme- 

diate occupancy >94,900 

OPEN SUN. 2-5 

19>2 WELBECK W BLOOMFIELD 

(S of Cooley Lake Rd., W of Lochaven) 

3 bedroom Colonial, built 1972 Front 

porch facing lake >79,900 

SCHWEITZER 

Real Estate Inc 

BETTER HOMES k GARDENS 

851-0300 

W BLOOMFIELD Knoll wood Heights 

Sub, Birmingham school district 4 bed 

room Colonial, 1st floor library, 2 1 * 

baths. 1st floor laundry room, 2Vi car 

garage with automatic door opener, 2 

xone beating, central air, underground 

sprinkler, approx H acre lot By 

owner >169.900 626-4690 

W. BLOOMFIELD 

CUSTOM FRENCH PROVINCIAL 

Brick Ranch-Bv Owner 

Urge family room with unique conver 

sation pit with 2 way fireplace, nice 

size kitchen k breakfast room, living 

room, dining room, panelled den, 3 bed 

rooms, large master bedroom has walk- 

in closet, 2 full ceramic tiled batha, 

first floor laundry room, full basement, 

large attache d2 "4 car garage, small 

wood deck off family room with large 

brick walled patio, large ceramic tile 

foyer, central air, burglar alarm sys- 

tem, complete inter-com with AM-FM 

radio, smoke alarms, carpeting 

throughout Approx V* acre Asking 

>144>00 By Appointment Buyers 

Only Call after 6PM Ml-2401 

UNIQUE CONTEMPORARY in West 

Bloomfleld's popular Potomac Vllla|e 

3 or 4 bedrooms, fireplaces In family 

and living rooms, 29x17' loft highlights 

sharp interior Central air >115,900 

Chamberlain- 

W. Bloomfield 

851-8100 

W. BLOOMFIELD 

Orchard Lake l> North of Maple Lovely 

professionally landscaped. 3 bedroom 

ranch, new carpeting k drapery treat- 

ments throughout, family room with 

natural fireplace and hardwood floor. 

1st floor laundry. 20x10 completely en- 

closed Florida room. 2Vfa car garage, 

freshly decorated Assumable mort- 

gage. acre lot, plus many more fine fea- 

turee >145.900 Owner Buyers only 

624-7423 

OPEN SUN. 2-5 

Pine Lake 

Spectacular contemporary, lake living 

at Its finest Custom family bi-level, 5 

bedrooma or 4 plus library, family 

room with walk oat to patio, > full 

baths View of the lake plua privileges 

3 car garage. Better then new. 

>219,900 IMS Pine Estate Dr , N of 

Long Lake. W of Middlebelt 

CENTURY 21 


626-8800 

PRICED TO SELL 

4 bedroom, 2U bath colonial Central 

air, large entry, family roor- . fire- 

place, 1st floor utility room, i ..pet and 

drapes Finished basement. Immacu- 

late By Owner >1M.M0 SS1-0047 

303 Watt Bloomfitld 

W. BLOOMFIELD. 

EXECUTIVE HOME...LAKE 

PRIVILEGES...Dreamed of 

owning you own park and 

greenhouse, pond, acre of 

magnlficient landscaping, 

mature trees including 

spruce, pine, etc. PLUS a 

super size custom built full 

brick Tri-Level with three 

large bedrooms. 2V4 baths, 

large family room, living 

room, family kitchen, all 

appliances, carpeting, 

drapes, huge foyer, attached 

2V% car garage and dog run? 

A MUST SEEI $169,900. 

Century 21 


851-7711 

BY OWNER 3 bedroom contemporary 

on sensational treed lot Cathedral ceil- 

ings and open floor plan make this a 

great entertaining nome Tastefully 

decorated rooms include spacious coun 

try kitchen, fireplaced living room, for- 

mal dining room, family room, huge 

bonus room, 2 full baths, first floor 

laundry, central air, tiled basement, 2 

car attached garage with electric open 

er, deck with grill, sprinkler system and 

much more Must see to appreciate 

>125,000 Open Sat, and Sun, 1- 

5PM After 6PM or weekends, 661-4666 

BUILDER'S MODEL 

WEST BLOOMEIELD 

BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS 

5464 Crispin Way Quality built custom 

Colonial located in Fruehauf Farms of- 

fers 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths and 2 half 

baths plus den and 1st floor laundry 

Professionally decorated by Perlmutter 

and Friewald of Franklin Fully 

landscsped ravine lot with multi-level 

deck off first floor and automatic 

sprinkling system Central air condi 

Uoning Completely finished walkout 

basement including bath, master bed 

room deck overlooking stream and 

woods Bay window and many other 

custom features 30 day occupancy 

>150,000 

BINDER HOMES 

855-1616 or 474-9300 

OPEN SAT. 2-5 

3135 WESTACRES DR >89,900 

Beach k boating privileges on Middle 

Straits Lake Inviting 4 bedroom coloni 

al on treed acre lot Paneled family 

room. 2 baths, fireplace, carpets, 2 car 

attached garage The ideal family com 

munity S of Commerce Rd , E of Un- 

ion Lake Rd 

CENTURY 21 


626-8800 

WEST BLOOMFIELD 

Spacious family colonial with 

4 large bedrooms, 2% baths, 

family room with fireplace, 

den, country kitchen, formal 

dining room, first floor laun- 

dry, full basement, 2 car at- 

tached garage. $127,900. 

EARL 

KEiM 

Realty North, Inc 

559 1300 

OPEN SUN. 2-5 

BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL in prestigious 

West Bloomfield Lake Estates Dra- 

matic stone fireplace in family room, 4 

bedrooms, 3 full baths, library, large 

slate foyer with circular staircase 

>187,900 5135 LAKE BLUFF, between 

Walnut Lake Rd k Farmington Rd 

Chamberlain 

W. Bloomfield 

851-8100 

OPEN SUN 2-5 

LAKE PRIVILEGES ON ORCHARD 

LAKE Warm k inviting New England 

Colonial built 1976 featuring 4 bed- 

room, 2Vfc baths, family room, large 

master bedroom/fireplace, English Up 

room in lower level, free form pool plus 

many custom details Vacant 2945 Ore 

hard Place, S of Commerce Rd W side 

of Orchard Lake 

CENTURY 21 


626-8800 

On The Golf Course 

A new 4 bedroom, 2W bath Tudor on a 

heavily wooded lot in Shenandoah Lake 

In The Woods Sub The if Ft 1st floor 

master bedroom feature! His k Her 

walkin closets k full bath A country 

kitcben with snack bar leading to a 

beamed breakfast room with a bay win- 

dow, formal dining, 1st floor laundry k 

2 ^ car attached garage This elegant 

home features the Great Room which is 

27 x 23 with a 20 ft Alpine ceiling 4 

open balcony highlighted by a wood 

bamstered staircase, wet bar k massive 

stone fireplace The large treed lot is 

located on the fairway of Shenandoah 

County Club Immediate Occupancy 

Call Al Tiano 

GALAXY HOMES INC 

681 7878 643 8335 

SPACIOUS SECLUDED ne* colonial in 

Fox Run Green Master bedtoom with 

adjoining bath and walk-in qioset, pan- 

eled family room with beams and full 

wall fireplace, bay window in formal 

dining room, bright kitchen and break- 

fast room with sliding glass doors to a 

private heavily wooded backyard Fire- 

place in future 4th bedroom Get back 

to nature and get away from city life in 

your own yard 661-0249 

OPEN SUN. 2-5 

3472 Buckingham Trail 

No of Looe Pine 

E. of Orchard Lake Rd 

Bloomfield Hills Schools Lovely Cov 

ington by the Lake Colonial 4 bed 

rooms, 2 1 * baths Move In condition 

Decorated in neutral tones Spacious 

family room, first floor laundry and 

central air 

Ask for SHAR0N WINKELMAN 

THE 

DURBIN 

Company Realtors 

851-1300 626-4865 

OPEN SUN. 2-5 

6715 GLENWAY 

S. off Maple, 

E. of Middlebelt. 

Over 2 acres of breathtaking 

country setting. Pond and 

stream surround this custom 

built brick ranch. Spacious 

living room with fireplace. 

Family room with fireplace. 2 

bedrooms, 2'A baths, Florida 

room, central air, 2Vi car at- 

tached garage. $149,900. 

AETNA 

REALTY 

"Everything we touch turns to SOLD" 

626-4800 

W. BLOOFMIELD 

Custom designed contemporary home, 

balcony overlooking 2 story gathering 

room, 3 bedrooma. 2 with private balco- 

nies. 2Vb hatha. firejHsce, circular 

drive, deck, call Lorraine 557-1M8 

SUBURBAN 

REALTY 

SUPERB CONTEMPORARY DECOR 

Creamy tones, lees than 2 years oM, 4 

bedrooma. 5 baths, central air, alarm 

system, fireplace, family room, private 

K d, finished carpeted rec room. Lake 

vtleges Bloomfield HlUs Schools 

>2H,000 22)5 Shorehill Dr. North ot 

Long Uke. E of Middlebelt For Ap- 

pointment call after >PM 332 53*1 

BY OWNER- 2 bedroom brick k alumi- 

num ranch, minutes from 1-75, 1 Mi 

batha, family room with nataral fire- 

place and door wall. Immediate poeeee- 

sion >59,900 681-1160 

303 Waat Bloomfiald 

OPEN SUN 2-5 

Spacious (3,000 sq ft) contemporary on 

treed lot with lake privileges 5 bed- 

rooms. 2 baths plus 2 powder rooms, 

family room, library, large foyer/spiral 

staircase Ideal for the large family 

5624 Tequesta W of Farmington Rd.. 

N of Walnut Lake Rd 

CENTURY 21 


626-8800 

BY OWNER, beautiful 1** acre ravine 

lot. overlooking Franklin River, lots of 

K ivacy, country like 5 bedrooms. 2V* 

ths, 2 fireplaces, large family room, 

plus large rec room, near Middlebelt k 

Maple area >150,000 Call afternoons k 

evenings 626-8755 

14 MILE MIDDLEBELT AREA 

3 bedroom tri level, 2 full baths, family 

room with fireplace, doorwall to patio, 

gas grill, kitchen with eating space and 

pantry, central air, air furnace cleaner, 

lirealarm. 2 car garage with opener, 

>99,900 assumable mortgage 626 5347 

WEST BLOOMFIELD By Owner Cape 

Cod, reduced to >111,000 for quick sale 

4 bedrooms, 2W baths, paneled family 

room with wet bar apd fireplace Sepa 

rate dining room, living room, large 

carpeted panel rec room, storage space 

galore, patio with barbecue, sprinklers, 

garage door openers, lake privileges 

available Buyers only 681 4670 

POTOMAC 

VILLAGE 

W Bloomfield, Farmineton RD k Wal 

nut Rd area Beautiful contemporary 

ranch, central air, 3 bedroom brick. 2W 

baths, first floor laundry, mint condi 

tion, eho Call Art Borrusch 

MAYFAIR 522-8000 

ENJOY THE LAKE 

Two new tri-level homes with Walnut 

Lake privileges Time to select your 

colors' 3 bedrooms, I Mr baths Neat 1 

From >69,700 

LAVERNE EADY 

& ASSOCIATES 

626-4711 227-4744 

LIVE & ENTERTAIN comfortable in 

this fine Ranch with 3 fireplaces in 

living, family and recreation rooms 

Wet bar, intercom, 4 bedrooms, 2W 

baths (double sinks), 6 zone heat On 

half acre >104,900 

.Chamberlain 

6 2 6 - 9 1 0 0 

COLONIAL, W Bloomfield. master 

bedroom with fireplace, 4 bedroom, 2 

full 2 half baths, family room with 

fireplace, study, island kitchen, living 

dining room, foyer with circular stair 

case, finished basement, beautiful 

landscaped pool, furnished or unfur- 

nished, immediate occupancy, 6650 

Edinborough Dr , 

Furnished >199,900 851 0232 

ASSUME 9% LOAN 

Owner transferred Better than new, 

conveniently located, 1978 built, 3100 

sq.ft. pillard Colonial Center entree, 

circular stairway. 4 large bedrooms 

with outstanding master suite, 2 1 * 

baths, walk-in closets, spacious living 

room, bay windowed dining room, den, 

family room with wet bar & raised fire- 

place, super sized garden kitcben with 

Breakfast area & snack bar, 1st floor 

laundry, full basement, custom deck 

Closets galore Features include Prem 

ium soft-tone carpeting, solarian 

kichen, double self cleaning ovens, mar 

ble vanities throughout, crown mold 

ings, custom windo\jr treatments, pro- 

fessionally landscaped, central air Bir 

mingham Schools >65,400 to assume at 

>169,900 Buyers only 855-1825 

BEACH PRIVILEGES 

on Pine Lake Sharp colonial with con 

temporary decorating Assumable 

mortgage Early occupancy Open Sat 

& Sun 4276 MacQueen >114,000 

Evenings L weekends 851 8630 

BLOOMFIELD FARMS SUB Highly 

desirable 3 bedroom brick ranch on 

wooded V, acre Includes new kitcben, 

Rosewood bar, fireplace in family 

room, 1W baths. 2 car garage Birming- 

ham schools Open Sun 1 5pm 6900 E 

Dartmoor Rd >84.900 626 1438 

BRAND NEW 

Ready for immediate occupancy Wood 

ed subdivision, circle drives, walk out 

ranch >128 000 4 bedroom contempt 

rary colonial >139,900 

Coventry 

ASSOCIATES 

642-5755 

MOVE-IN 

CONDITION 

Not sure whether to go Traditional or 

Contemporary' This 4 bedroom Coloni- 

al with 2Mi baths, family room, den, 1st 

floor laundry is suited to either life 

ityle With its open, spacious floor plan 

Gorgeous treed lot Swim and tennis 

club in walking distance Quick posses 

«oo >114,900 Ask for 

EMMY ROTHSCHILD 


851-1900 or 851-5471 

FRANKLIN VILLAGE 

Story book home on story book setting 

This Franklin Village Carriage bouse 

tucked away on 1H acres on private 

drive in choicest area of Franklin offers 

3 bedrooms (large master), 2 baths, 

chalet style ktichen with fireplace, 

glass enclosed Florida room, living 

room, dining room, professional dark 

room, plus 3 car attached garage 

Charming k very private 

By owner >199,500 

851 5155 

Knollwood of W. Bloomfield 

Is proud to offer you the opportunity of 

viewing this Contemporary Quad Level 

designed with the large family in mind 

Huge kitchen, with new appliances, in- 

cluding micro wave oven, island coun- 

ter, 4 or 5 bedrooms. 3^ baths, open 

floor plan Double patios, with gas grill, 

overlooks an enchanting garden k 

20x40 ft , POOL The full sprinkling sys- 

tem & central air conditioning com- 

plete the ease k comfortable style of 

this home Priced to sell at >154,900 

Max 

BR00CK 

4139 Orchard Lake 626-4000 

PRESTIGIOUS 

BLOOMFIELD LAKE 

ESTATES 


5179 WATERGATE 

N. of Walnut Lake Rd. to 

Bloomfield Lake Rd., W. on 

Watergate. 

Magnificent 3,200 sq. ft. 

custom center entrance 

Colonial. Living room, formal 

dining room, library with 

builtins, family room with 

stone fireplace and French 

doors that lead to redwood 

terrace. 3 bedrooms. 2V4 

baths, master bedroom with 

cathedral ceilings, builtins 

and spacious dressing area. 

Beautiful carpeting and win- 

dow treatments throughout. 

First floor laundry room, 

central air, attached garage, 

ake privileges and many 

more amenities. Don't miss 

seeing this beautiful home. 

$199,500. 

AETNA 

REALTY 

"Everythinf we touch turns to SOLD" 

626-4800 

PRICED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE 

Lovely colonial offers 4 bedrooma, 2W 

baths, fireplaced family room, central 

air Private location 10% mortgage 

available 5149 K1NGSFIELD CT. K of 

Maple. W of Farmington >105.M0 

Chamberlain 

W. Bloomfield 

851-8100 

303 Waat Bloomfiald 

OPEN SUN 2-5 

W. BLOOMFIELD 

4174 Hardwoods. N of Wal- 

nut Lake Road, W. of Orc- 

hard Lake Road in the 

"Birches" 

Newly listed...this gorgeous 

Contemporary Quad Level 

with 3 to 4 bedrooms, fin- 

ished recreation room, 32 

foot family room with fire- 

place Also featuring a large 

free form Inground pool with 

diving board, slide and filter. 

There is August 

occupancy.. .$ 129,900. 

Century 21 


851-7711 

CONTEMPORARRY TUDOR 

Builders original. 3400 so ft , with 4 

bedrooms, library cathedral ceilings, 

gathering room, and master bedroom, 

balcony overlooks wooded lot in beautf 

ful area of W Bloomfield See it today' 

>179,900 

EARL 

KEIM 

REALTY. BLOOMFIELD, INC 

681-5700 

CUSTOM BUILT all brick colonial 

3200 sq feet, V« acre lot, 3 or 4 bed 

rooms. 2 full baths 2 half baths, beauti 

ful fireplace in family room fabulous 

extra large kitchen, all built ins, cen 

tral air sprinkling system, beautiful 

gardens Must be seen >195,000 Buyers 

only 851 0848 

CUSTOM 

CONTEMPORARY 

SHARNGRI LA 

Over 3,000 sq ft. Colonial, 4 

bedrooms. 2'/i baths, den, 

first floor laundry, family 

room with bar opening to 

gorgeous deck and garden 

with waterfall. OPEN SUN- 

DAY 2-5. $152,900 

Century 21 


626-8000 

ENJOY PINE LAKE 

This immaculate Quad level is sur 

rounded by beautiful landscaping and 

mature trees There are 4 bedrooms, 

2"^ baths, family & recreation rooms, 2 

zone central air Beach A boat pnvi 

leges and Bloomfield Hills Schools Call 

for your appointment today >147,900 

EARL 

KEIM 

REALTY, BLOOMFIELD. INC 

681-5700 

By George Call George 

CLOSE 

IN 

LAKE LIVING 

At Land Lubber Prices 

VERY ATTRACTIVE Long Brick 

Ranch 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths, 2 Fire- 

places Family Room & TV Room 

Large Screened Patio Attached 2 

Car Garage Beautiful Park like Yard 

Short Walk To Your Private Beach k 

Boat Dock >97.500 PINE LAKE 

CALL GEORGE 0RRIN For Details 

549-7078 851-7190 

BEAUTIFUL 

DECOR 

IN THIS 6 Room. 3 Bedroom Expand 

able Bungalow Appliances Included 

2 Car Garage, Extra Lot >55,900 

LAKE PRIVILEGES 

CALL GEORGE ORRIN For Full Info 

Lake Privileges 

Immaculate center entranceT'olonial. 4 

bedrooms, 2H baths, library, formal 

dining room, first floor laundry, mud 

room. 2 V, car garage, basement Un 

derground sprinkling system Beautiful 

ly landscaped yard with mature trees 

and shrubbery Decorative wrought 

iron fence surrounds huge free form 

patio Bloomfield Hills Schools Many 

amenities featured Call for additional 

information >159,577 Ask for DAWN 

orEMMETT. 851 3749 

Norwood 

No. 12 North Inc. 851-7190 

304 Farmington 

Farmington Hills 

BY OWNER 3 bedroom ranch bi 

level, all alum , central air.3 full baths, 

office or 4th bedroom off 36 family 

room Many extras, kitchen appliances 

30 garage, premium quality through 

out >57,900 478 2820 

CANTERBURY COMMONS Colonial, 4 

bedrooms, 2 W baths.library. natural 

brick fireplace in paneled family room, 

formal dining room, spacious kitchen 

with breakfast room Newly carpeted 

>109,000 land Contract available 

681-1314 

CHATHAM HILLS 

3 LEVEL COLONIAL 

4,200 sq ft . 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, air, 

family room fireplace, patio and deck 

overlooking 34 acre park with pond and 

stream 

Buy direct >149.900 

478-2121 474-1999 

HELP 

(No 6) We must find a buyer willing to 

save money by assuming this terribly 

low interest rate mortgage on a neat 

as a-pin 3 bedroom ranch with base 

ment. family room, and garage in a ter 

rific sub First offering at >92.500 

Century 21 

VINCENTN LEE 

EXECUTIVE TRANSFER SALES 

851-4100 

HERE'S YOUR 

CHANCE 

Cloee in Farmington Hills for a small 

family Charming aluminum sided 

Rancn with 2 bedrooms and large en 

closed sun porch 24 ft living room and 

cheerful country kitchen Full base^ 

ment >39,900 

Cranbrook 

Assoc , Inc Realtors 

855 2200 

Pillared Colonial 

Farmington Hills super country setting 

on almost 1 sere wooded lot. 4 bed 

rooms, fsmily room. den. fireplace. 2 

baths, large fJtchen with lots of cup 

board space, finished basement, over 

sized »ttached garage, plus much more 

only >118,900 Csll for details 

CLASSIC 478-5500 

OPEN SUN. 1-4 

33226 11 Mile Rd. 

E. of Farmington Rd 

Assume the mortgage k enioy the pri- 

vacy of this newly decorated 3 bedroom 

ranch with new baths k updated kitch- 

en Open floor plan professionally fin- 

ished lower level, central air, 2 V, car 

garage, % acre with trees »7.&M 

Weir, Manuel. Snyder k Ranke 

851-5500 

OWNER TRANSFERRED 

1st lime ofered. In laiurious Wookcreek 

Hills, priced under market value to sell 

quickly' Breathtaking quad level. 4 bed 

rooms, 3 full be ths. central air, sprink- 

ling system, finished basement on pro- 

fessionally Isndecaped lot. Interior dec- 

orations, right out of "House Beauti- 

ful" Occupancy after Aug. I. by owner. 

>179,900 Buyers only. ISMI18 



JUST 

INTRODUCED 

Lovely two bedroom home in Farming 

ton Hills Extra wide lot Good location 

Only >38 900 

EARL 

KEIM 

Realty-Midwest 477-0880 

JUST LISTED 

With everything you love in a home 

Pantry in kitchen, spacius family room 

with stone frieplace. gracius dining 

room, first floor laundry Call 4 be ooe 

of the first to see this lovely colonial 

>119,900 

Call SHARON SIl.VARMAN 

478 6510THE 

DURBIN 

Company REaltors 

851-1300 

JUST LISTED 

140x140 beautiful treed lot, 4 bed 

rooms formal dining, living room with 

fireplace. 2 v, baths dishwasher oven 

range, family room 2 car garage 

>92.900 

CENTURY 21 

Gene Darke 2 

Realtors 

851-6700 

IMMEDIATE 

OCCUPANCY 

Sharp and clean 3 bedroom, 

V/t bath brick Ranch Full 

basement, 2 car garage 

Priced for fast sale Asking 

$58,900 

Century 21 


626-8000 

Independence Commons 

(No I) Early American classic design 4 

bedroom 2V| bath colonial perched 

high on a bill This home has a formal 

dining room large family room with 

fireplace, spacious kitchen huge laun 

dry room, first floor den full basemen! 

turned garage, central air This premi 

um lot and setting offers a large back 

drop of trees within the concept of your 

own backyard woods Immediate occu 

pancy >129 500 

Century 21 

VINCENT N LEE 

EXECUTIVE THANSFER SAl.ES 

851-4100 

INDEPENDENCE HILLS 

Is where you'll find this 

brand new 4 bedroom, 2M» 

bath brick Colonial home 

With over 2,800 sq ft of 

gracious living space and 

featuring a king size formal 

dining room, mothers dream 

kitchen with built-ins and 

dishwasher and compactor, 

first floor laundry room and 

den. beamed cathedral ceil- 

ing. family room with natural 

fireplace, plush carpeting, 

full basement, and a huge 

attached garage Cannot be 

duplicated at $135,500 

HARRY S. 

WOLFE 

COMPANY 

33235 Seven Mile 474 5700 

INTRODUCING 

(No 55) This desirable ranch in popular 

Kendall wood Quality prevails 4 bed 

rooms. 2 full baths Full basement rec 

room for your indoor fun Spacious 

well maintained lot for your outdoor 

fun Full brick wall fireplace, wet plas 

ter. cheery, modern kitcben. extras 

Prime area Call for your personal 

showing >92.500 

Century 21 

VINCENT N LEE 


851-4100 

JUST REDUCED... 

Charming older home on large lot with 

many mature trees Ranch with formal 

dining and deck off kitchen, 2 car 

garage Land contract terms available 

>57,900 

HITCHCOCK 

GALLERY 

OF HOMES 

478-4100 

LIVE IN A WORLD 

of your own on 2 8 acres 

Large 5 bedroom Dutch Colo 

mal surrounded by towering 

trees, ravine and winding nv 

er Approximately 3000 sq ft 

with 4 fireplaces in the mag 

nificent older family home 

Spectacular view from every 

sparkling window land con 

tract terms possible >120 800 

Call 553 8700 

Thompson- 

Brown 

MAINTENANCE FREE ALUMINUM 

trim on this brick and alumi 

num Colonial will let you en 

joy your hobbies You'll also 

appreciate the privacy offered 

by the location of this 3 bed 

room, one and 4 bath bome 

It also features a full finished 

rec room and storage in the 

basement and has an oversized 

2 car garage See this value 

soon >55 500 Call 553 8700 

Thompson- 

Brown 

MR. EXECUTIVE 

(No 1) Meadowbrook Hills Would you 

believe you could purchase this quality 

constructed, beautifully architacturally 

designed custom bome offering top 

quality building products fftr only 

>124,900"" 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms. 2^ 

baths, living room, formal dining room, 

modern kitchen, family room with fire 

place and a 2 car built-in garage Pic 

tureSque back yard with stream This 

area has winding streets, rolling terrain 

and custom quality homes in >125,000 

to >300.000 value range Owner trans 

ferred, early occupancy possible ML 

19340 

Century 21 

VINCENT N LEE 


851-4100 

NEED 2 AND * BATHS 

family room, large lot? Call 

553 8700 for your appotntment 

to see this immaculate 3 bed 

room brick Ranch in Farming 

ton Hills Exclusive custom 

home area Good freeway 

access Fsrmington schools' 

>99.650 

Thompson- 

Brown 

NEW LISTING 

Attractive ranch, great area. 

Family room, treed lot, low 

taxes, garage and more 

$49,900. 

Century 21 


H i

Thursday, June 28, 1979 *9E 



NEED LOTS OF SPACE' 

We are offering an extra large 

4 bedroom Colonial in an ex 

eel lent location in Farmington 

Hills with over 3000 sq ft 

Some of the features include 

Central Air. a large cheery 

kitchen with new built ins a 

first floor laundry room, a 

spinous but comfortable fam 

II y roojn with an attractive 

full wail fireplace and a rec ' 

reation area Better hurry on 

this value $104,900 Call 

553 8700 

Thompson- 

Brown 

NEW ON MARKET 

It s a dandy 3 bedroom brick Kanch 

with lariuly room fireplace. I 4 baths, 

attached 2 car garage, nicely 

i.indscaped fenced yard $65 90(1 Farm 

ington Hills 

Real Estate 

NETWORK 

Omar Sanderson, Inc 

474-3000 __ 

NORMANDY HILLS 

Niv li Large lot hilltop premium set 

ung for this quality built 8 room 4 bed 

mom 2 4 bath ranch home with a I 

turned garage fireplace and enclosed j 

rear [Kirch Early occupancy possible I 

\rea of rolling land, winding streets, 

and custom built homes A must call ' 

see 1 Ml. 22695 



OPEN SUN. 2-5 

BEAUTIFUL brick Ranch, 4 bedrooms, 

24 baths Newly redone kitchen with 

beautiful wood cabinets Completely 

finished basement with recreation 

room bedroom, lavatory, and utility 

room 2 car garage Lovely yard with 

patio Swim club half block from house 

22215 BRANDON In Farmington HilLs 

$67,500 

Chamberlain 

6 2 6 - 9 1 0 0 

ntury 21 

VINCENT N LEE 

1 KECl'TIVK TRANSFER SALES 

851-4100 

OLDE FRANKLIN 

TOWNE 

OPEN SUN 1-4PM 

28882 ROCKLEDGE DR 

S of 14, E of Middlebelt 

Custom decorated 4 bed- 

room. 3' ? bath colonial First 

floor 19x18 fifth bedroom or 

in-law suite with private 

entry Living room, formal 

dining room, kitchen with 

built-ins, plus breakfast 

room Large family room 

with fireplace First floor util- 

ity room, balcony off Master 

bedroom, central air, pan- 

eled rec room, heated pool, 

patio. 2'? car garage. 

S149.000 

AETNA 

RFALTY 

I- vi-rvthing we touch turns to SOLD 

626-4800 


|No 19> 35912 HARDENRURG W of 

(iiake S of 12 Mile This custom built 3 

(vdroom ranch on a half acrr treed lot 

Offers a family room remodeled kitch 

fr, and all appliances fin place quality 

farpetniji throughout and beautifully 

|n nrdied 2 cat m.'Vd garage All 

>• i beautifully tijdv ap< eauty This 3 

bedroom 2'i bath traditional Ranch 

teatures 2 fireplaces, a full brick wall 

BBW pit in Family room and a 1st floor 

laundry all reached by one of two cir- 

cular drives See it today $139,900 

EARL KEIM 

SUBURBAN WEST. INC 

261-1600 


COLONY PARK III 

Newly offered by owner in this presti 

gious area with private park l-ess than 

I year old Quality 4 bedroom Colonial, 

decorated in neutral tones, approx 

3000 sq ft . 24 baths, library. 24x18 ft 

family room, island kitchen, 1st floor 

laundry, central air, sprinklers, large 

professionally landscaped lot Assum- 

able loan $146,900 

553-2476 

BY OWNER 3 bedroom. 14 bath 

brick ranch 4 acre lot, carpeting thru 

out.finished basement, 24 car garage, 

dose to schools & shopping in desirable 

sub. near 8 Mile & Farmington Rd 

$67,900 Buyers only 477-6543 

BY OWNER Aluminum sided 4 bed- 

room Dining room family room, free 

standing natural fireplace Low taxes 

33501 Kit by Farmington Hills $39,900 

After 6pm. 476 8960 

OPEN SUN 2-5 

NEW OFFERING-JUST $46,800 

Freshly decorated throughout. 2 bed 

niom ranch on large treed lot 14 

biths, beautiful kitchen, family room. 

g4» heatfadded insulation), carpets, 

garage. patio Maintenance free exteri 

or Occupancy at closing 22774 Violet, 

E of Orchard Lake S ofShiawasse 

CENTURY 21 

SECONTINE ASSOC 

626-8800 

SIMPLE ASSUMPTION 

10V,% 

Custom built ranch with first floor 

lawndry, formal dining, 3 bedrooms, 24 

baths, library, full basemer.t and so 

much more $97,500 

HITCHCOCK 

GALLERY 

OF HOMES 

478-4100 

"ROLLING OAKS' 

OPEN SUN. 2-5 

35199 Sprinahill 

Quality built bome shows like a model, 

underground sprinkling system, de 

corater shades throughout Extra insu 

I a lion in wall & ceiling, central air, 

large elaborate deck Beautiful treed 

lot 

Ask lor JEANETTE BAYER 

THE 

' DURBIN 


626-6866 851-1300 

O A E 

M l 

QUAINT 

CAPE COD 

Surrounded by mature trees and shrubs 

for privacy, on over acre lot 2 full 

baths. 2 fireplaces, family room with 

beautiful wood deck Tree house for the 

kids 189.700 Farmington Hills 

Real Estate 

NETWORK 

Omar Sanderson. Inc. 

474-3000 

HERITAGE HILLS 

(No 44) Appealing 4 bedroom, 24 bath 

cedar colonial on ravine lot surrounded 

by professional landscaping This home 

features ranch planked flooring in the 

family room and bedrooms Fireplace 

plus a first floor laundry Energy 

efficient extras throughout Central air, 

inner windows Ideal home for the 

allergy conscious family Call today for 

a personal preview $126,500 

Century 21 

VINCENTN LEE 


851-4100 

PARADISE FOUND 

The ultimate in total living 

comfort is offered in this 

beautiful 4 bedroom, 2% 

bath brick tri-level with fami- 

ly room, natural fireplace, 

doorwalls to 3 patios, 2 car 

attached garage Exclusive 

location. The perfect formula 

for better living. $99,500. 

Century 21 


No 1 C-21 Office in Mich 1977 fc 78 

Something Different 

Custom designed Contemporary built In 

1978, one acre ravine lot on private 

road Exclusive privacy is yours 3 bed 

rooms, family room, floor to ceiling 

fireplace In family room and livfhg 

room, 3 full baths, 2 car atUched ga- 

rage with workshop, central air. fantas- 

tic kitchen with all the extras, custom 

appointments thru-out $164,500 

NETWORK 

HARRISON MOORE 

427-0030 

Super Sharp Clean 

Is how you will find this 3 bedroom 

brick ranch, beautifully finished recre- 

ation room , wet bar," fireplace, large 

storage closets plus ftrplace in living 

room, excellent landscaping Move in 

condition $85,900 

CENTURY 21 

Gene Darke 2 

Realtors 

851-6700 

FOUR bedroom colonial, 24 baths, 

newly insulated, 20x40 inground pool, 

family room, 24 car attached garage 

$108,600 553 4425 

OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 26J81 Dundalk, 

Kimberly Sub Farmington Hills. By 

Owner 4 bedroom, 24 bath tri-level. 

Formal dining room, central air. targe 

fenced yard with covered patio, pool 

club in subdivision and walk to all 

schools $110,000 476-174$ 



KENDALLWOODI SUB 

3 bedroom Kanch, 2 car garage on 

woodedJot Newly decorated 

553 3364 585 5916 

SUPER COLONIAL 

In one of the most desirable 

areas, this brick colonial fea- 

tures 4 large bedrooms and 

den, has beautiful landscap- 

ing and sunken patio, almost 

3,000 sq ft of living area, 

formal dining room, family 

room with wood-burning 

fireplace, 1st floor laundry, 

2V« attached garage, dream 

kitchen, central air, alarm 

system, sprinkling system, 

and much more $149,900 

Century 21 

NADA. INC 477-9800 

OPEN SUN 2-5 

•'PICTURE PERFECT" de- 

scribes this home Every 

room shows professional 

decorating skills and is 

immaculate Located in a 

highly desirable Subdivision 

with swim and tennis club 

nearby Immediate Occu- 

pancy There are 4 bed- 

rooms. a formal dining room, 

beamed family room with 

brick fireplace, a door wall 

leads to a beautifully 

landscaped patio Delightful 

country kitchen Finished 

rec. room with bar includes a 

musicians sound proof 

room $93,900 27203 Arden 

Park Court, East of Middle- 

belt. North of 11 Mile 

Century 21 


BREATHTAKING & INVITING 

is the only way to describe this 

backyard privacy and crystal 

clear pool This spacious 4 

bedroom brick Colonial in 

Kimberly has maintenance 

free aluminum trim, a gor 

geous Florida room, a beauti- 

ful r«creation room, an extra 

large family room with fire- 

place and Central Air Land 

contract terms available at 

94% See it now $118,900 

Call 553-8700 

Thompson- 

Brown 

THE PERFECT BLEND 

(No 55) There are several characters 

tics that make a lovely house an ex- 

traordinary home Discriminating taste 

and the proper combination of quality 

appointments and features are 2 such 

chaiacteristics that are evident at first 

glance in this spacious 4 bedroom colo- 

nial Included are a library, family 

room, and first floor laundry A busy 

family will enjoy the cheery, modern 

kitchen with its lovely view of the treed 

backyard and access to a large elevated 

deck Harmonious simplicity and un- 

mistakable class with an assumable 

mortgage Call for more details 

$165,900 

Century 21 

VINCENT N LEE 


851-4100 

UNIQUE 

Immaculate 3 bedroom brick ranch, 

enormous rooms, 20 ft country kitchen 

with built ins. full bath and walk in 

closet in master bedroom, spacious 

family room with fireplace, intercom, 

attached 2 car garage, wooded lot, 

$112,900 

Castelli 

525-7900 


CONTEMPORARY FLAIR 

OPEN FRI. 9:30-11:30 AM 

(No 49) Lovely hilltop treed setting, 

privacy plus, area of property appreci 

ation Quality workmanship is dis 

played in this custom built 1975 brick 

ranch in prestigious Meadowbrook 

Woods Lovely bay window with win 

dow seat accents this spring like coun- 

try kitchen Home features 3 bedrooms, 

24 baths, full basement, 2 car attached 

garage and much more $132,900 21252 

WOODHILL DR 

Century 21 

VINCENT N LEE 


851-4100 

COUNTRY SETTING 

With all city conveniences, set on Se 

rene 4 acre lot. sharp brick ranch with 

3 bedrooms. 2 full baths, natural fire- 

place in living room, fenced yard and 

attached garage Asking $61,900 Call 

464 0800 

One Way 

OPEN SUN. 2-5 

24635 POWER ST 


|S off 11 Mile W of Orchard Lake Rd ) 

3 bedroom ranch on a country acre 

Large rooms, rustic fireplace $85,000 

SCHWEITZER 


BETTER HOME A GARDENS 

851-0300 

Builders Closeout 

Ranch & Colonial spec model homes 

ready for immediate occupancy Sever 

al choice building sites still available in 

Green Hill Woods of Farmington Hills 

9 Mile just west of Drake Rd 

BENIVEGNA REALTY 

476-1577 

ALL FARMINGTON AREA 

EXECUTIVE QUAD 

Elegant brick double wing Quad in 

prestigious, scenic area 4 bedroom*. 

24 baths, family room with fireplace, 

basement. 2 car attached garage 

$109,900 

SUPER RANCH 

Beautifully decorated, sparkling clean 

brick ranch 3 bedrooms, family kitch 

en, full finished basement with fire- 

place, 2 4 car garage, swim cluff Just 

listed $67,900 

COLONIAL BEAUTY 

Nearly new colonial on large lot 12 

Mile Drake Rd area 3 bedrooms, for 

mal dining with bay window, family 

room with fireplace, basement, 2 car 

attached garage New to v market 

$93,900 

TRI-LEVEL $66,900 

Spacious brick Tri in mint condition 3 

bedrooms, family room with fireplace, 

country kitchen, large lot For the ener 

gv conscious Just listed 

EXECUTIVE RANCH 

Prestigious custom brick ranch on 

large lot adjoining Commons area 3 

large bedrooms. 2 baths, huge kitchen, 

family room, fireplace, deck. 3 car 

garage, central air and more $118,900 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford 414, Inc. 478-6000 

ATTRACTIVE NEW 3 bedroom custom 

ranch on large secluded lot, 14 bath, 

basement Clarencevtlle Schools, Farm- 

ington Hills area $79,900 477-0606 

Bel-Aire Hills 

Brand new and waiting for you, this 

beautifully maintained and freshly dec- 

orated brick ranch has just been listed 

Curl up with a good book and relax on 

the cool spacious screened in porch 

Carpeting is only a year old and pride 

of ownership is evident in the meticu 

lous care this 3 bedroom home reflects 

$63,900 851-9690 

Pocket Pleaser 

Starter home in Grand River Crest Sub 

This single story easy care aluminum 

home is perfect for the iust married or 

retired couple 2 bedrooms, dining 

room, nice living room and completely 

carpeted throughout VA financing 

acceptable Only 

$27,900 478-5000 

Tremondous Potential 

In Cox Estates, this attractive sinale 

story 3 bedroom home is on a double Tot 

with a 3 car garage on back of property 

for easy rental Living room, family 

room with fireplace, library or den and 

2 baths, attached single car garage and 

cyclone fenced yard A lot of elbow 

room and plenty of possibilities 

$49,900 478-5000 

Norwood 

No. 12 North & South Inc. 

COMPARE 

(No 47) Superb value and features In 

this 3 bedroom ranch Unllmlnted possi- 

bilities Fireplace In living room, large 

family room, 2 car oarage Privately 

enclosed treed lot Friendly country 

lub Unrivaled at $65,500 

Century 21 

VINCENT N LEE 


851-4100 

CONTEMPORARY 

Dramatic CONTEMPORARY QUAD 

(Former Builder's Model) with circular 

drive on better than 4 ACRE of excep 

tionally landscaped h treed property In 

prime Farmington Hills area. 4 bed- 

rooms, 24 baths, The master bedroom 

with studio-celling 4 fireplace Family 

Room with doorwall to patio. 8tudio- 

ceilinged Living Room t Dining Room 

with the Living Room windows f stories 

high' 4th bedroom on main level ideal 

for Den Completely equipped kitcben 

Doorwall from breakfast area to red- 

wood defck. Priced at $111,700. 

Ask for 

DAVID SCHIKLER 

355-1441 644-4700 

Real Estate One 




KENDALLWOOD SUB. 

Conveniently located to shopping, 

schools and churches 3 bedroom t>rick 

Ranch with full finished basement, 

large kitchen with built-ins, 1 full bath 

plus 2 half baths, 20 x 24 ft patio with 

foundation, 2 car garage Asking 

$79,900 

Sprinaland Sub. 

New custom J"Wdroom brick Ranch, 

formal dining room, big kitchen . full 

basement, 2 baths, family rpom, fast 

occupancy $93,900 

REALTY WORLD 

JERRY F EDWARDS & ASSOC 

553-8100 


$113,900 

Elegant living' A home to be proud of 

Beautiful wooded setting in scenic area, 

with circular drive, and privacy fenc- 

ing 

I.ovely brick ranch on over an acre fea 

lures large studio family room with 

dome litea, 4 bedrooms, 24 baths, slate 

floor entry hall, living room with fire- 

E lace, and hearth Dining room and 

itcben Lots of cupboard space And, a 

Florida room ana patio Central air 

Full basement, partially finished An- 

derson windows Artesian well 24 car 

attached, back entrance, garage Easy 

access to shopping, schools, and free 

ways 

BY OWNER 

474-3474 

FARMINGTON 

Low budget in the suburbs, nice areas 

needn't be sky high, for just $55,900 you 

can live in the desireable Orchard 

Lake-Grand River section of Farming 

ton Close to shopping, schools and the 

expressway This 3 bedroom brick 

ranch home has a fully fenced yard for 

the youngsters, carpeting thru out, for- 

mal dining room, 2 car garage, stove & 

refrigerator stay 

RYMAL 

SYMES 


478-9130 

FARMINGTON 

QUAKER VALLEY 

Is the setting for this rambling brick 

ranch Like living in the country Fea- 

tures 4 extra large bedrooms, 24 

baths, carpeting throughout, spacious 

living room, a fully finished rec room 

with walk out doorwall, 2 car attached 

garage and large free form in-ground 

pool Try and beat this entertainers' 

delight $132,900 

CENTURY 

21 

HARTFORD 

NORTH 261-2000 

Farmington Square 

in... 


Want to put some excitement in your 

life 1 

You can do it with a new home in 

Farmington Square Choose from an 

outstanding collection of Designer 

Showcase Homes, including the Hunt- 

ington. an authentic reproduction of 

18th Century New England architec 

ture and the Brentwood a California 

style home with the master suite on the 

first floor All this plus 21 acres of open 

space that allows you and your family 

the pleasures of outdoor living close to 

home 

Stop by some time soon Our model 

homes are not quite complete, but 

we're ready to welcome you anyway It 

is a good way to put yourself ahead in 

the home buyers' game^ 

CALL LEO ANKOSKI 

478-2340 or 354-4114 

Brokers Welcome 

IMPACT 

MARKETING 

SERVICES 

DOLLHOUSE SEEKERS 

lake notice' This 3 bedroom 

brick and aluminum is just the 

thing for the decorating 

enthusiast Xll ihe important 

features are there Recreation 

room in basement, garage, 

newly painted, a garden and 

you can buy it on land contract 

terms or assume a low inter 

est mortgage Call for details 

$46,900 553 8700 

Thompson- 

Brown 

EXCITING 

COMTEMPORARY 

ON 4 ACRE TREED SETTING 

3 bedrooms family room, central air. 

2-way fireplace, wet plaster construc- 

tion Newly decoratea and well main- 

tained in Farmington Hills $94,900 

Call Cary Weisenberger 

851 5500 OR553-2286 

WEIR, MANUEL 

SNYDER 1 RANKE 

FARMINGTON 

Beautiful yard enhances this sharp 3 

bedroom bungalow Excellent location 

Can be yours for only $56,500 

EARL 

KEIM 

Realty-Midwest 477-0880 

FARMINGTON By owner 3 bedrooms, 

14 baths, finished basement, 2 car 

garage Ravine type setting Well kept, 

many extras $69,900 476-9020 

FARMINGTON HILLS. 2 bedroom 

starter hojne in 8 Mile; Grand River 

Area Garage, basemeft, Immediate 

Occupancy 21011 Oxfofd St (28,000 

By Owner 474 3845 

FARMINGTON HILLS 3 bedrooms, 

large living room, built-ins, lot 70x120, 

large garage Very clean 474-3918 

FARMINGTON HILLS Step through 

the spacious foyer Into the dramatic at- 

mosphere of this 4 bedroom contempo- 

rary colonial Family living at Its best 

$144,900 Call for details 559-3230 

B E Jiggens It Selesko, Inc 

FARMINGTON HILLS, BY OWNER 

Fabulous contemporary on 1 wooded 

acre with pond, waterfall and bridge, 

immaculate Immediate poaession Ask- 

ing $169,900 Open House Sat. & Sun, 

June 30, JULY 1, l-5pm 477-0633 

FARMINGTON HILLS Brand pew colo- 

nial on apple treed lot - by owner. S 

bedroom, 14 bath, family room with 

brick fireplace Super location, immedi- 

ate occupancy $95,000 Call weekends 

or after 5PM 476-2705 


OPEN SAT. 12-3 

OPEN SUN. 1-6 

30315 FINK 

9 Mile to Shiswassee. Spacious master 

bedroom, kitchen complete with appli- 

ances, full basement has fireplace, and 

2 car garage Immediate occupancy 

$59,900 

CENTURY 21 

YOUR REAL ESTATE 476-7000 


KENDALLWOOD 

Tastefully decorated 3 bedroom brick 

ranch features family room, step sav- 

ing kitchen with built-in oven and 

range, large living room with natural 

fireplace, quality carpeting throughout, 

attached X car garage and court lot 

Asking 115,900 

CENTURY 21 

TODAY 478-1040 

OPEN SUN 1 to » PM BY OWNER, 

City of Farmington. Thia one wont last 

Price reduced 18000 for quick sale 

Beautiful custom ranch In desirable 

Alta Loma subdivision Within walking 

distance of downtown 3 large bed- 

room. 2 batha, natural fireplace, Flori- 

da room, finished basement 2 car at- 

tached garage and other features. 

Beautifully decorated throughout, 

Immaculate, just move In. Onlv, 

$88,500 After 5 PM 4TT-ti7# 



FARMINGTON HILLS Builders mod 

el Completely carpeted and draped, 

decorators papers and use of mirrored 

6 panel doors, 3 bedrooms, 24 baths, 

formal dining room and completely 

landscaped Call regarding 94 money 

availability $96,000 

Coventry 

ASSOCIATES 

642-5755 

CUSTOM QUAD. By Owner 273S 

square feet on large lot 3 or 4 bed 

rooms with 34 baths, family room with 

fireplace and wet bar, cathedral ceiling 

in living room, formal dining room, 

Jenn aire grill and many extras 13 and 

Drake area $149,500 661 1857 

CUTE AS A BUG 

Don't let this one crawl 

awayl Located in beautiful 

Floral Park sub, this 3 bed- 

room. *"\Vt story mainte- 

nance-free home offers new- 

ly remodeled kitchen & bath, 

carpeting throughout, par- 

tially finished basement and 

newly built 2V4 car garage 

with electric door opener. All 

this, plus more, for only 

$63,900. 

CALL ALNAP 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford 429, Inc. 981-2900 

DELIGHTFUL! 

Super brick colonial in great area with 

3 spacious bedrooms, 14 baths, formal 

dining, inviting family room with brick 

wall fireplace, partially finished base- 

ment, rear patio with gas grill and at 

tached 2 car garage Asking $74,900 

with fast occupancy Call 522-6000 

One Way 

DISCRIMINATING 

BUYER??? 

You will stop looking after seeing this 2 

bedroom ranch Enjoy central air, fam 

•ly room, "manicured" lawn, attached 2 

car garage $48,500 

HITCHCOCK 

GALLERY 

OF HOMES 

478-4100 

DOLL HOUSE 

On large country lot. Mainte- 

nance free vinyl siding. 2 

spacious bedrooms, country 

kitchen, newer roof, fenced 

yard and garage. Just listed. 

$37,900. 

Century 21 


SUPER BUY 

Spacious 3200 sq: ft. pillard 

Colonal for the home loving 

family. 4 bedrooms, 3% 

baths, 3 car garage, library, 

family room, central air, 

walkout basement. 

$149,900. 

Century 21 


626-8000 

RAMBLEWOOD 

in... 

Farmlnaton Hills 

How about a gatekeeper for your new 

home' 

Of course, you'll need a gate as well In 

Ramblewood. you'll have both the gate 

keeper and the gate plus heavily wood- 

ed preserves A limited number of 

building sites are still available in Vil- 

lage 4 Why not stop by some time 

soon'' You'll find a distinguished col lee 

tion of model homes awaiting your 

inspection, including traditional and 

contemporary designs 

661-2410 or 354-4114 


IMPACT 

MARKETING 

SERVICES 

TREASURE HUNT 

(No 47) Found in this maximum livabil- 

ity at minimum cost 3 bedroom ranch 

nestled on a tree sheltered lot Fire- 

place in living room, family room with 

garden view, 2 car heated garage 

Flawlessly built with wet plaster Lo- 

cated in desirable executive area 

Owner leaving for Florida Immediate 

occupancy Priced to sell at $81,500 

Century 21 

VINCENT N LEE 


851-4100 

TWO ACRES and a maintenance free 

brick ranch 3 large bedrooms, 24 

baths, Anderson windows, 24x16 fire- 

placed family room, overslxed attached 

garage Extremely well maintained 12 

Mile/Middlebelt area Only II 14,900 

FOR DETAILS CALL BOB LYNDALL 

Chamberlain 

6 2 6 - 9 1 0 0 

WOODCREEK HILLS 

OPEN SAT. 1-4PM 

28185 DANVERS 

N. off 12. W. of Inkster. 

Exclusive area of prestigious homes 

Open floor plan colonial 5 bedrooms, 

24 baths, pa neled family room, 2 fire- 

places Private study with built-ins 

Well equipped kitchen First floor utili- 

ty room AtUched side entry garage 

Central air, sprinkling system, com- 

pletely redecorated throughout with 

new carpeting A perfect family home 

$172,000 

AETNA 

REALTY 

"Everything we touch turns to SOLD" 

626-4800 

OPEN SUN 1-4. 

Hills 

Large nicely grooved site , 3 bedroom 

2 bath ranch with family room, central 

air, many outstanding features, realist!- 

cslly offered , 179,900 26015 LaMuera 

Dr N of 11 Mile Rd W of Middlebelt 

KINGSWAY 

ASSOC. INC. 

642-4300 

305 Brighton-Harttand 

ALWAYS WANTED 

the Country Life? Try this S bedroom, 

24 bath home on for lixe Situated on 4 

rolling wooded acres Includes large 

barn with fencing for bones LIVINGS- 

TON GALLERY OF HOMES 237-2400 

BRIGHTON AREA. NW of Kenaingtco 

Park Brand new quad-level boms with 

privileges on Lake Moraine. Approx 

2200 Sq. Ft. with fireplace, wood burn- 

ing stove and 4 bedrooms. Still Ume to 

•elect carpet colors. $102,100 226-5400 

Open Sunday, I to I. 

BRIGHTON-HOWELL 

Parklike setting. Beautlfnl decor. I bed- 

rooms plus den and family room, walk- 

out lower level with fireplace, reloca- 

tion dictates sate. $66,400 

LAVERNE EADY 

4 ASSOCIATES 

625-4711 227-4744 

BY OWNER luwry 4 bedroom bome, 

fpnl. rolling wooded acre lot, 

near lake * golf course 1% LC terms 

1IMIM 

305 Brighton-Hartland 

Brighton-Howell 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. 3 bed 

room ranch completely remodeled in 

1977, basement, 24 car garage 

95x190 treed lot (.and contract terms 

only $44,900 

CONTEMPORARY A-frame set on a 

hill surrounded by trees and overlook 

ing Crooked Lake 2600 sq ft Loft with 

sky light Spiral staircase, 4 toned heat, 

2 brick fireplaces, one-of-a-kind 

$124,900 

BUILDERS MODELS, Open Sunday 2 

to 5 Greenfield Pointe Sub off Spencer 

Rd, east of 23 One of Brighton's finest 

developments Colonials 2100 sq ft and 

up from $99,500 

Century 21 

BRIGHTON TOWNE CO. 

CALL COLLECT 

229-2913 517-548-1700 

BRIGHTON 

WINANS LAKE AREA 

Luxury ranch surrounded by state land 

2 fireplaces, walkout basement, air, 45 

ft deck, golf & country club nearby plus 

many more features Charming subdivi- 

sion, good schools Must see this super 

buy 

GREAT ASSUMPTION 

OR 11% CONVENTIONAL 

Buyers only Hurry' 

231-1462 or 425-6000 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 3 bed 

room Tri-level, 2 car garage, fireplace 

on 2 5 acres near X-pressway $69,900 

Cheyenne Land 227 5097 

MILFORD By Owner Quad Level 

home on 3 acres 24 baths, large fami 

ly room with fireplace and wet bar, 4 

bedroomp, formal dining room, living 

room and country kitchen, walk out 

basement to attached garage, forced 

air, oil heal, many extras Nicely 

landscaped with above ground pool 

$119,900 Call between 8am-5pm, 

477 0650, after 5pm and weekends 

685 2388 

306 Southfield-Lathrup 

ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom brick on qui 

el cul de sac near Southfield & 12 Mile 

Finished basement, new insulation. 14 

car garage, ideal first or last home Im 

mediate occupancy 851 6847 

BEACON SQUARE West Cape Cod Co- 

lonial on very large, professionally 

landscaped corner lot within walking 

distance of schools, shopping & swim 

club 24 car attached garage with elec 

trie opener 4 bedrooms or 3 and pan- 

eled library with built-in shelves & cup 

boards Enormous master bedroom 

(28x14) with private sitting room or 

sewing room 1st floor has pass hall, 

formal living room and dining room, 

country kitchen with eating area and 

built-ins Ijrge paneled family°room 

with full wall brick natural fireplace 

and doorwall to raised redwood patio 

deck with gas BBQ Fully carpeted, 1st 

floor laundry, basement with dark 

room, central air, electronic air filter, 

humidifier, attic vent fan, Thermopane 

windows. By owner Quick occupancy 

$91,500 352 3631 

BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom brick ranch, 2 

baths, family room, central air, finished 

rec room, newly decorated on quiet cul 

de-sac Southfield. 557-8957 

BEST BUY IN SOUTHFIELD 

Attractive 3 bedroom ranch on shaded 

4 acre Quiet street, private setting, 

central air. lovely patio and much 

more Nicely decorated, move-in condi- 

tion. priced for immediate sale and 

occupancy By owner at $44,900 Open 

Sun 1 6pm 21801 Frazer 357-3132 

BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS. 3 bedroom 

brick ranch, paneled family room, 2 full 

baths, carpeting, 2 car attached garage, 

finished basement rec room, excellent 

area $68,000 ' 642 0934 

BY OWNER. No of 12, E of Southfield 

3 bedroom brick ranch. 14 baths, fami 

ly room with fireplace, central air, 2 

car attached garage, $82,900 557 2059 

BY OWNER Southfield. 10 Mile-Tele 

graph Extra clean 4 bedroom ranch, 

14 baths, 2 car garage, over an acre of 

land with grape orchard ii fruit trees 

$59,900 356 3212 

BY OWNER Southfield. 12 Mile be 

Iween Greenfield and Southfield live- 

ly 3 bedroom utility room, patio and 

5 arage, new carpeting, gas heal 

41.900 . 28747 Brentwood Buyers only 

After 6PM 626-4066 or 851 3558 

BY OWNER 4 bedroom, 24 bath colo 

nial, central air. finished basement. 2 

car attached garage, extras Move-in 

condition Buyers only Open Sunday 1 

4PM, 27106 Sutherland (N of 11 Mile, W 

of Greenfield) 557 5062 

SOUTHFIELD 

Kingsley Estate Subdivision, 4 bed 

room, 14 bath, brick ranch, with full 

finished basement, $69,500 Hi Mart 

Real Estate Inc 478-7766 

BY OWNER 10 Mile Berg 3 bed" 

room brick ranch. 14 baths, country 

kitchen, panelled family room with 

fieldstone fireplace, screened rear 

porch, central air, 2 car attached ga- 

rage with opener, thermopane windows, 

$87,500 354 7134 

CAPE COD 

OPEN SUN 1-4 

2200 square foot four bedroom, 14 

baths, family room with fireplace, den, 

kitchen appliances, full basement, at 

tached 24 car garage, treed lot, North 

of 12 Mile, West of §>uthfield Roads at 

$89,500 

Century 21 

CEDAR SHORES 

1-698-4500 

TODAY 559-4488 

COME ON HOME' 

to this delightful 2 story brick and 

aluminum house with 3 bedrooms, liv 

ing room, dining room, rec room, porch 

and garage Living room has fireplace 

and a window seat 2 spacious bed- 

rooms upstairs with full bath One 

downstairs with half bath Finished 

basement rec room has fireplace, great 

storage and half bath Central air Gas 

heal Lovely yard and garden complete- 

ly fenced Extra lot Call today for 

other features $81,000 

EDITH M DOWLING. REALTOR 

Lathrup Village 

569-1875 559-2776 

Cranbrook Village 

Birmingham Schools 

Dining room and kitchen open unto 

spacious family room witn fireplace in 

tnis attractive red brick colonial with 

formal living room with bay window 3 

bedrooms, 14 baths 2 car atUched 

garage By owner $89,500 

647-6722 

ENGLISH TUDOR 

Original owners want immediate sale 

on this 3 bedroom Lathrup Village Colo- 

nial Features paneled family room, 

natural fireplace, basement, sttacbed 

garage, central sir, Isrge lot, and more 

Don't delay $79,900 

OWNER AIDS 

559-6111 

LATHRUP VILLAGE - West of South 

field Rd near 12 Mile Rd This brick 

Cape Cod Is the idesl family home In- 

cluding fireplaced living room, spa- 

cious formal dining room snd country 

kitcben with knotty pine cabinets. Four 

bedrooms, den or guest bedroom, 14 

baths. Florida room and finished base- 

ment with extra fireplace Attached 

double garage and lovely private yard. 

$M.S00' 557-3600 

Cranbrook 

Assoc., Inc. Realtors 

557-3500 

SOUTHFIELD - Plenty of yard span 

goes with this outstanding brick ranch 

in Up-top condition. Carpeted and 

draped living room and dining all. da- 

llghtful country kltchan with Wit-Ill, 

three bedrooms and 14 batlN. Semi- 

finished basement, new gas fwmace In 

1*77, attached 2 car garage A irilS* 

patio. NS.S4W »57-»oJ7 , 

Cranbrook 

Asaoc., Inc. Realtors 

557-3500 

306 Southfiald-Lathrup 



17641 WILTSHIRE 

S. of 12 Mile, E. of Southfield 

Rd. 4 bedroom contempo- 

rary quad. Gorgeous 23 ft. 

family room with natural fire- 

place. Lovely large kitchen 

and breakfast room. Central 

air. Attached garage, base- 

ment. 2 years young. 

$89,900. 

AETNA 

REALTY 

Everything we touch turns to SOLD" 

559-8333 

NEW LISTING 

Sharp & clean brick ranch in Evergreen 

Park 3 bedrooms, master with private 

bath, gracious family room with 

doorwall to patio, inviting comfortable 

modern kitchen with island sink. 2 car 

attached garage Only 9 years old 

$64,900 851-9690 

ELEGANT 

10 Mile, Beech Rd area Exquisite 

home with unioue and lovely decorat 

ing Wicker and wood divider separat 

ng foyer from living room with studio 

ceiling Indirect lighting in kitcben with 

pantry snack bar and built ins 3 sided 

fireplace, family room, private den and 

3 bedrooms 14 car garage 

$83,900 851-9690 

Norwood 

No 12 North & South Inc. 

CATALPA SOUTHFIELD 

Gorgeous treed lot features this fine 

ranch with 4 bedoroms, 2 full baths, full 

finished basement with rec room, all 

the extras included Central air Don't 

delay $58,900 

CENTURY 21 

OPEN SAT. 1-4 

26661 W. 10 Mile Rd. 

A County Classic 

Nestled on over 2 acres of trees us this 

charming farm Colonial, with magnifi- 

cent St Charles kitchen, has a fireplace 

as well as the living room, there are 3 

spacious bedrooms, king sued den. 

30x20 family room oveloooking in 

ground pool with cabana, .basement, 

central air, 24 car attached garage, 

red barn with sliding door Accentuates 

the Early American decor Asking 

$139,900 

SCHULTES 

Real Estate 

362-1444 

306 Southfield-Lathrup 


21510 Hollywood in South- 

field, N. of 8 Mile & W. of 

Southfield Charming 3 bed- 

room brick Cape Cod with 

V/t baths, finished basement 

with fireplace, formal dining 

room, huge living room with 

fireplace,, hardwood floors, 

2 car attached garage, cor- 

ner lot, $69,900. 

EARL 

KEIM 

306 Southfiold-Lathrup 

Realty North Inc 559 1300 

OPEN SUN 2-5 

18145 Onyx 

Gorgeous 4 bedroom Colonial with 

tasleful Contemporary flair 1 24 balhs. 

family room with brick wall fireplace 

and doorwall lo patio and gas BBQ, spa 

nous formal dining area, full basement. 

2 car attached garage central air and 

much more Possible land contract 

terms $86,500 Ask for 

GARY ANGOVE 


559-2300 or 626-5013 


21930 Maplewood 

West of Beech South of 9 Mile 

On a spectacular wooded lot 3 bed 

rooms, large bath with Roman tub and 

shower, paneled family room and natu 

ral fireplace, screened porch, oversized 

terrace with stone BBQ, attached 2 car 

garage and LOTS MORE" $76,900 

Cranbrook 

Assoc, Inc Realtors 

855-2200 


20270 Winchester, 114 4 Evergreen 

attractive 3 bedroom ranch, full base 

ment. 14 baths, family room wilh fire 

place. 2 car garage & opener plus 

much, much more Move-in condition 

By owner, $72,900 356 1548 

ROSEMARY OAK PARK 

N of 9 Mile Newly listed bnck ranch, 3 

bedrooms large living room, spacious 

kitchen, full basement with rec room 

Home in mint condition Asking 

$44,500 

CENTURY 21 

TODAY 559-4488 

OPEN SUN. 2-5 

29625 Marshall 

No of 12 Mile 

W of Greenfield 

Move right into this sharply decorated 

colonial central sir fenced yard & 

garage $67,900 

Call LIBBY WEI NG ARDEN 

THE 

DURBIN 


354-1338 851-1300 


17436 Redwood In Lathrup 

Village, S. of 12 Mile & E ot 

Southfield. Beautiful custom 

colonial with 2 y /t baths. 4 

bedrooms, central air, fire- 

placed family room, rec 

room with bar, formal dining 

room, 2V* car garage, land 

contract terms available. 

$112,900 

EARL 

KEM 

Realty North, Inc 559 130C 

OPEN SUNDAY I -5PM 

FOUR bedroom colonial formal dining 

room, fireplaced family room, living 

room, finished basement bar, 2 4 

baths central air. automatic garage 

opener treed lot. close to schools Ap^ 

proximately 2700 sq ft $95,000 

25246 Stoneycroft. east of Telegraph 

north of 10 Mile 355 1/35 


30200 Northgate in South- 

field. S. of 13 Mile & W of 

Southfield Newly decorated 

4 bedroom colonial in Cran- 

brook Village with Birming- 

ham schools, central air, 

family room, modern kitch- 

en, formal dining room, 2 car 

attached garage with 

openers. $87,900 

EARL 

KEIM 

Realty North. Inc 559 1300 

PIERCE, S of 10 Mile 3 bedroom 2 

bath brick ranch, beamed family room, 

2 car attached garage large kUcben 

with builtins, air, carpets drapes cus 

torn features throughout Extra sharp 

Appointment only 557 3358 

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HELP IS / 

ON THE WAY 

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From jobs 

to jump ropes, 

find it in the 

Classifieds. 

591-0900/Wayne County 

644-1070/Oakland County 

852-3222/Rochester-Avon 

CterUfr&Ilctfiitrii' — 

Classified

10E* 


306 Southfield-Lathrup 306 Southfield-Lathrup 

SOUTHFIELD • Beacon Square-21188 

Harvard. 4 bedroom. 24 bath Colonial, 

fsmily room, 2 car attached gara 

66,500 

ft 

bv owner 

J60 1477 

NORTHVILLE ESTATES 

Attractive 4 bedroom, colonial wilh ex 

cellent floor plan, large living room, 

dining room, 24 baths, family room 

with natural fireplace Situated on a lot 

with mature trees, $110,000 

JAMES C. 

CUTLER 

REALTY 

349-4030 

SOUTH LYON 

OPEN SUN. 1-4 

9623 EARHART RD 

(S of 8 Mile W of Pontiac Traill 

4 bedroom Colonial on 84 acres with 

family room 24 baths, full basement 

4 stall barn IMMEDIATE OCCUPAN 

CY OWNER ANXIOUS BRING ALL 

OFFERS' 

NOVI 

BROOKLAND FARMS 

Beautiful 4 bedroom, 24 baths ranch 

with lower levelsloping to stream, 1 •-* 

acres, trees, eho Must see to appreci 

ate Asking $109,900 Ask for Art 

Borrusch 

MAYFAIR 522-8000 

OPEN SAT. SUN. 2-5 

HACK TO NATURE ON 6 29 ACRES 

j Close to golf course Proud I-akf Recre 

Jlion area and state land hofne fea 

lures 4 bedrooms 2 4 baths formal 

! dining room large living room wilh 2 

| fireplaces 2 kitchen and full basement 

Commerce Rd to Sleelh Rd to 2165 

J Sleelh Rd Watch for signs 

GROUP I REALTORS 

666-4800 625-8782 

OPEN SUN. 2-5 

3I8TSTI MPW(K)I) COMMERCE 

| (Between Duck I,ake Rd A Carvy Rd 

oil Commerce Hd ) Quad Level built 

I 1978 4 ai re lot 2 full & 2 half baths 

Enjoy near-by Beach A- Boat privileges 

| t.ood assumption $119 800 

SCHWEITZER 


BETTER HOMES A GARDENS 

851-0300 

NOVI 

CALIFORNIA WITHOUT THE SMOO. 

California contemporary in lovely 

Meadobrook Glens gives you west coast 

charisma with Michigan s pure country 

air Smart modern decor includes bal 

cony overlooking living room A huge 

24x22 country kitchen There are 3 big 

bedrooms (master bedroom air condi 

tionedi. and 2 full baths natural fire 

place, family room carpeting 2 car at 

tached garage with door opener, simple 

9'v mortgage assumption $78 500 

ROCHESTER, 3 bedrooms. 24 haths. 

den. 24 car garage, patio, new decoral 

cd Large lot 8 '* % mortgage 

$109,000 652-4565 

SPACIOUS COMFORT 

TROY Birmingham Schools' Big Bl 

level on treed lot 4 over size bedrooms, 

24 baths, family and Florida rooms, 

large hobby room laundry, fireplace 

Swim club Just listed IMMEDIATE 

.XVUPANCY' Priced to sell' $87,900 

ASK FOR PHYLLIS ROSS 

Chamberlain 

6 4 6 - 6 0 0 0 

TROY BY OWNER Colonial 4 bed 

room. I 4 balh. beautiful location and 

neighborhood, large lot on Cul desac, 

walk to schools $90,500 689-1631 

Duck Lakefront 

Krontage on all sports lake, seller will 

consider land contract $49,900 

Fish Lakefront 

Home with full basement A other 

special little extras, includes gas 

heat $57,900 

Wooded Seclusion 

On Paved Road surrounds this tasteful 

ly decorated Quad Must be seen to be 

appreciated $85 000 

CARRIAGE REALTY 

M-59 at Milford 

353-8995 888-4107 

SOUTHFIELD 

Professionally decorated 2 

bedroom ranch with huge 

rooms throughout, large 

landscaped lot, 1 car at- 

tached garage, a must see, 

$62,500. 

EARL 

KEIM 

Realty North. Inc 559-1300 

SOUTHFIELD RANCH 

Lovely California ranch in 11 

Mile & Lasher area. Featur- 

ing 3 bedrooms, large fire- 

placed living room, 2 car at- 

tached garage, 8x14 wood 

deck. $47,900 

EARL 

KEIM 

Realty North. Inc 

OAE 

559 1300 

HARTLAND TWP. 

Super sharp Tri Level on an extra 

large, well landscaped lot, 3 bedrooms, 

14 baths, family room with fireplace, 

lake privileges on prestigious Dunham 

Lake Plffs a full year warranty area, 

iust a few of the features that this love- 

ly home has to offer $84,900 

HIGHLAND 

Immediate occupancy, 3 bedroom brick 

ranch study or 4th bedroom, family 

room with firepalce, fenced in pasture 

BArn with electricity A water Just un 

der 2 acres with third lot avalalbe 

Walking distance to shcool All for only 

$71,900 

HIGHLAND 

Lovely Spanish ranch, 3 bedrooms, 24 

baths, large country kitchen with 

cathredral ceiling, dishwasher, fire 

place, first floor laundry room, central 

air. 24 car garage, all on 5 acres 

Built. 1978, many extras $123,000 

Gentry Real Estate 

Highland 887-7500 

Hartlnd 632-6700 

TROY, by owner REDUCED' Lovely 

colonial, excellent area, professionally 

done inside A out Many extras, a must 

see home $93,500 528-1431 

TROY By Owner 3 bedroom brick 

ranch, 14 baths, large master bed 

room, natural fireplace, central air, 24 

attached garage. 1 acre lot park like 

setting Thornwood Sub $105,000 

642 0945 

TROY, BY Owner Reduced to sell this 

weekend Attractive and spacious 4 

bedroom. 24 bath Quad Includes large 

kitchen formal dining room, master 

bedroom and bath, family room with 

fireplace, and deck Open Saturday 

Sunday, 1 5 North of Long Lake, E of 

John l\ 2323 Topa* $92,900 879 8827 

TROY BY OWNER. 3 bedroom colon, 

al many features, early occupancy 

Please phone for more information 

$84,500 1166 Ashley Dr Buyers only 

689 9117 or 528 9099 

.TROY BY OWNER 

4 bedroom colonial, 84% assumable 

mortage Immediate occupancy Open 

anytime $89,500 879 2474 

TROY COLONIAL, 4 bedrooms, 24 

baths, family room fireplace, den, 1st 

floor laundry. 2 car garage, deck By 

owner Open Sunday 2-5PM 5164 

Prentis, 689 2876 or 646 2303 

TROY, immediate cocupancv. 3 

room all brick ranch, 14 baths, famil 

bed 

3 

7 MILES NORTH OF ROCHESTER 

5 bedroom colonial, 24 baths, family 

room, country kitchen, dining room 

large formal living room. 2 acres on 

Rochester Road $99,900 By appoint 

ment 752-9981 

BY OWNER 

Lovely large family home in well estab- 

lished Troy area Excellent floor plan 

Panelled family room with beamed 

ceiling and raised hearth fireplace 

I.arge patio with gas grill off family 

room Convenient kitchen with attrac 

live dinette Built in self cleaning oven 

Formal living and dining rooms with 

crown mouldings Three large bed 

rooms 1st floor laundry room, elec 

tronic air cleaner, large professionally 

landscaped yard with mature flowering 

shrubs Exceptional value priced below 

market value at $84,500 OCCUPANCY 

UPON CLOSING BUYERS ONLY 

1166 ASH LEY DR 

E Long Lake Estates Subdivision Lo- 

cated N of Long Lake Rd just E of 

Rochester Rd Easv access to I 75 and 

M 59 

528-9099 

REDUCED 

This exceptionally clean Colonial is in 

move in condition Extra large lot, 

bedrooms, family room with fireplace, 

central air. 24 car garage Priced lo 

sell at $87,500- 

PRIME AREA 

2400 Sq Ft of beauty in Troy s Wash 

inglon Square Estates Brick A alumi 

num Colonial features 4 bedrooms with 

a 5th one in professionally finished 

basement Family room with fireplace, 

all rooms are good sized Priced at 

$117,500, this one won't last long 

TROY 

Attractive 3 bedroom brick Ranch fea 

lures a lovely country kitchen, natural 

fireplace with gas logs in family room. 

16 x 30 patio with gas grill, central air 

A 2 car garage Priced right at $72,900 

D. LOHMEIER 

Gallery Of Homes 

(The Most Comfortable Stop Between 2 

Ho^nes) 

646-5800 

room, large country kitchen, air, fi 

basement Only $66,900 689 6627 

HIGHLAND 

TOWNSHIP 

10 acres Beautiful hillside ranch, 11 

rooms with nearly everything you could 

hope Tor In extras Almost surrounded 

by state land Great for horses Call for 

appointment, 

MILFORD ROM PS 

887-7222 

LAND LOVERS 

10 ACRES 

This 4 bedroom brick coloni- 

al features large living room, 

formal dining room, family 

room with fireplace, 2% 

baths, country kitchen, loads 

of cupboards, oversized 2 

car attached garage. 

$135,000 

Century 21 

NADA, INC. 477-9800 

OPEN SUN 2 to 5 

Brendel Lakefront 3 bedroom walk-out 

ranch, $119,500 S of M 59, E of Bogie 

Lake rd Uke Biacayne to $46 Schuyler 

Real Estate Network Winn A Assoc! 

ate* Inc 887 3716 

TROY IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 

Wooded estate size lot that offers a 

peaceful and serene lifestyle for your 

family 4 bedroom Colonial with beauty 

and convenience inside and out Open 

floor plan, central air Walk to schools 

Assumable mortgage By Owner 

$95,000 524-9620 

TROY In print Your own style in this 

uniquely designed home in fine oak con 

struction stages Featuring 4 bedrooms, 

2 4 baths, Targe great room All for 

$119,900 

CHAMHKHLAIN REALTY 548-9200 

NEWLY 

colonial 

TROY 

COMPLETED 

rpeting 

central 

4 bedroom 

A fixtures in, 

repped for central air, family room, 

fireplace, 1st floor laundry, basement A 

2 car attached garage $96,900 

SUPER 4 BEDROOM COLONIAL on a 

professionally landscaped lot, backs up 

to wooded area. 24 baths, family room 

with fireplace, basement, central air, 

walk in closets A 2 car attached 

garage $91,900 

COUNTRY SETTING, 3 bedroom Cape 

Cod on almost an acre lot, basement A 

24 car garage $68,500 

O'RILLEY REALTY 689-8844 

TROY newly listed, energy efficient 4 

bedroom colonial in popular Ml Vernon 

Estates Large country kitchen .formal 

dining room, family room with fire- 

place, all schools walking distance, 

|M,900 

SOMERSET 

REAL ESTATE 

649-6800 

TROY • 4 bedroom colonial, circular 

staircase, 1st floor laundry, central air, 

many extras Buyers only $110,000 

689 4852 

TROY, 4 bedroom Colonial, large wood- 

ed lot. with patio A gas Barbecue, walk- 

ing distance to all schools, all built-in 

appliances in large kitchen, decorated 

In neutral colon. $85,900 0M9 

Attention Transferees 

ROCHESTER 

NEW HOME 

(No 6) A transfer forces the sale of this 

never-been lived in 4 bedroom colonial 

in beautiful Hawthorn Sub Situated on 

a 4 acre cul de sac lot, this home has 

the appointments and features, you'd 

expect in more costly homes Current 

replacement is $163,000 Asking 

$156,000 Call for a IX)NG list of 

features and extras IMMEDIATE 

OCCUPANCY 

Century 21 

VINCENTN LEE 


851-4100 

BY OWNER • Charming 2 year old 

Spanish colonial in prestige arva of 

Troy E of Adams A Long Lake 

entral air Extra large family room 

with raised hearth fireplace, cheerful 

kitchen with all appliances, 1st floor 

laundry room, washer and dryer 4 

large bedrooms and den, 24 baths Big 

lot 24 car garage, automatic sprin 

kler, full carpeted basement $179,000 

Open Sunday 12 6PM 641-7455 

BY OWNER, Rochester 2100 sq ft spa- 

clous colonial, on beautifully treed lot 

backing up to 10 acre nature preserve 

Master bedroom with walkout redwood 

deck, lower level with large redwood 

deck, formal living room and dining 

room, family room, 2 4 Iwfths, central 

air, and much much more Low 

$100,000 range Open Sunday 1-5PM 

1033 Barns wood Ijine N of Tenken, W 

of Livernois Call 651-2298 

EXCLUSIVE TROY 

three bedroom Dutch Colonial Spacious 

2,000 ft of luxurious living space, car- 

peted and drapes throughout, central 

air, built-in appliances, fireplace, 2 car 

attached garage, brick paUo with gas 

grill, large landscaped lot, convenient 

extras Immediate 

occupancy |79,9()0 To arrange private 

appt Calf ~ 

to schools, ma 

occupancy 

appt Calf Buyers only 

M9 2MS 

FOUR YEAR OLD Custom Built Home 

on 5 acres with pond $-4 bedrooms, 34 

baths. 2 fireplaces, 24 car garage, full 

walk-out basement, central vacuum, 

plus many custom features Assumable 

84% mortgage. $165,000 652-1904 

GROSSE PINES of Rochester, custom 

built 3100 so ft Dutch colonial features 

open tiled foyer, large living room A 

dining room super size kitchen with 

built ins, plus desk area Walk in pan 

try. breakfast area with bay window, 

door to large wood deck, 22x20 ft fami 

ly room with fireplace, library with stu 

dio ceiling, 4 bedrooms, 24 baths, full 

basement, loaded with features Call to 

see today, $198,900 

SWIMMING POND in your back yard 

comes with this 3 bedroom brick ranch 

in one of Rochester s most desireable 

subdivisions Additional features in 

dude dining room, screened porch, 

walk out basement with rec room with 

bar 24 car attached garage, a real buy 

at $105,900 

HARTWIG 

651-8144 

House Beautiful 

Inside & Out 

4 bedroom, 2VJ bath Coloni- 

al, family room with beams, 

den, outstanding kitchen, 

custom drapes, carpeting, 

and shutters thru-out. If you 

see it, you'll buy it! Immedi- 

ate Possession $134,900 

Century 21 

EAIR TOWNE CO. 

626-8000 

IMMEDIATE 

OCCUPANCY 

4 Bedroom, 24 bath Colonial in Troy 

Builder's ' Spec" house in all new 

GOLDEN GATE SQUARE at 16 Mile 

and Dequindre $89,600 6 other homes 

available for 30 to 90 day occupancy 

Priced from $88,100 

The Home Office 

528-0346 

I Models Closed Thursday) 

NORTHVILLE 

Lovely tree lined street in the city of 

Northville offers the perfect setting for 

this authentically restored Victorian 

home built in the early 1870's It's 3 

spacious bedrooms. 2 full baths, formal 

dining room and family room has pro- 

vided comfort and family enjoyment 

over the years It can be yours today for 

only $79,900 

NORTH HILLS 

l-ovely 4 bedroom 24 bath Colonial 

with walk out basement on beautifully 

wooded lot Offers den.. farjii'y room 

with fireplace, 1st floor laundry, formal 

dining room, garage and many custom 

appointments $134,900 

MEADOWBROOK GLENS 

Lovely 3 bedroom. 14 Tri Level fea 

tures family room with fireplace, car 

peted rec room, cheerful kitchen, at- 

tached garage and private yard 

$78,500 

EARL KEIM 

Northville, Inc. 349-5600 

WHISPERWOOD 

CLOSE OUT 

, LOT ti\ Ranch $104,900 

LOT «86 Colonial $105,900 

LOT C54 Colonial $111,900 

LOT "109 Colonial $111,900 

LOT H51 Colonial $98,900 

LOT »55 Colonial $98,900 

Call Mary Ann Zarb 

Res: 661-4264 

420-2525 or 354-4114 


IMPACT 

MARKETING 

SERVICES 

SUBURBAN 

GALLERY 

OF HOMESRYMAL 

- I SYMES 

277-2700 

S. LYON 

CUTE COLONIAL in quaint S Lyon 

sun streams in the doorwall into the 

familv room kitchen area Dream in 

your lounge chair on the spacious wood 

deck back yard continues onto a large 

open field Only $69,900 

RYMAL 

SYMES 


478-9130 

TURTLE CREEK 

...IN NOVI 

Turtle Creek is a community of fine 

homes in a country atmosphere There 

are four different builders offering 

Colonials, Ranches, or Custom built 

homes from your plans on our lot 5 

models now open for your inspection 

Priced from $94,900 

CALL MIKE FURNARI 

349-0004 or 354-4114 


IMPACT 

MARKETING 

SERVICES 

NOVI, on I^ke, 4 bedrooms. 24 baths, 

formal dining room, family room brick 

fireplace, deck Full basement. 2 car al 

tached garage $92,900 348 2530 

IN THE HEART OF THE HILLS 

Spacious 4 bedroom 24 bath executive 

colonial, wooded lot, large deck, clrcu 

lar stairway, $132,900 

SHEPARD 

GALLERY 

OF HOMES 

652-6900 

NORTHVILLE PRESTIGIOUS HAS A 

PRICE but it's amazingly low on this 

new listing in Lexington Commons 

1974 colonial with, 3 bedrooms. 24 

baths, basement, family room, attached 

garage A patio at only $97,500 Simple 

assumption at 84^ 

HOUSE SAD-FAMILY LEAVING 

Need replacement for charming 3 bed 

room home with fireplace in living 

room Separate dining ro^m A modern 

kitchen Carpeted, rec room, garage, 

screened porch A fenced yard complete 

the picture Priced $75,900 Owner 

wants an offer' 

6 ACRE MINI FARM with pond in 

beautiful Northville Twp , 3 bedroom 

aluminum sided*home Large living 

room with natural fireplace, picture 

window overlooking lovely acreage, 20 

X 40 barn/garage is waiting for your 

cars or animals $89,900 

NOVI S NICEST STREET BECKONS- 

We offer 3 bedroom ranch 14 baths, 

country kitchen overlooking patio A 

decks, basement, attached garage. 14 X 

20 barn with loft storage Worth a mil- 

lion, but only $74,900 

NICHOLS REALTY 

348-3044 

NORTHVILLE 8 Mile-Shelden area, 

brick ranch, 3 bedrooms, I full A 2 half 

baths, finished basement attachut 

basement, 2 fireplaces MUST SEE' 

Pride of ownership shows in this clean 3 

bedroom, 14 bath, Ranch with a beau- 

ty of a rec room 24 car garage Large 

lot 

NOVI 

Quiet comfort on 14 acres Rambling 

custom Ranch 4 bedrooms, 24 bath, 

family room with fireplace, country 

kitchen, formal dining, attached 

garage Ask for 

Claudia or Harriet 


348-6430 or 349-1685 

ENTERTAINER'S DELIGHT 

Large 4 bedroom Colonial with 2 door 

walls opening to large wood de< k and 

inviting 20 x 40 inground gunite pool, 

private yard Family room with fire 

place and wet bar 1st floor laundry, 

beautiful decor, 24 baths, more Ask 

ing $99,900 

HITCHCOCK 

GALLERY 

OF HOMES 

* 478-4100 

Coventry 

ASSOCIATES 

642-5755 

NORTHVILLE 

Prestigous home for the executive 

whose family requires the spaciousness 

and comfort of a 4 bedroom Colonial 

Custom features include 24 baths, for 

mal dining room, familv room den and 

attached 2 car garage Offered for 

$129,900 

REAL ESTATE 

NETWORK 

JOHN COLE REALTY 455 8430 

| \ I (REAM in Royal Oak Reverb Hills 

area immarulate 3 bedr.iom 14 bath 

I all bru k colonial i arpeted living room 

with fireplace formal dining room, at 

tached 2 car garage cedar paneled re< 

reation room with bar all window 

treatments 4 fenred extra 4 lot Includ 

ed As.sumahle 7 mortgage $R9 900 

1665 

BERKLEY St Johns W>«K1S Spurious 

3 bedroom brick Colonial 14 baths 

I eating space in kitchen formal dining 

room family room fireplace 24 car 

garage, mid $70 s Assumablt' By 

appointment 54i5 9098 

RY OWNER Wixom (ipen Sun l'-6PM 

3 tx-droom colonial. 24 halhf rec 

room living room dining room 2 4 

cat garage manv custom lejturcs 

l-ikc privileges Assumable 8 4" 

mortgage $88 500 Evenings 47? 4417 

RY OWNER 4 bedroom home 2 lull 

baths, full basement I block ln>m shop 

ping area l-akc Orion Ask for Hick 

693 4743 R9» 7377 

OPEN HOUSE Sat & Sun 16PM 

166 Ashley Dr Troy By owner large J 

bedroom colonial, open floor plan, 

clean, In move in condition, close to 

schools, with easy access to 1-75 and M 

59 Just reduced by $5000 to $84,500 

Occupancy on closing, buyers only 

528-9099 689 9117 

OPEN SAT. & SUN. 2-5 

Best Buy In Troy 35 Olympia, N of 15. 

W of Livernois 3 bedroom. 2 bath tri- 

level, family room with fireplace. 24 

car garage Super sharp at $64,800 

ENJOY THIS 4 BEDROOM 

24 bath colonial with inground pool l> 

equipment, family room with fireplace, 

basement Birmingham Schools 

$119,500 

Century 21 

OAKLAND, INC. 

643-9550 

ROCHESTER Income, good In town 

location, lit floor, living room, dining 

room, 2 bedroom, kitchen, bath, base- 

ment 2nd floor, living room, 2 bed- 

rooms. kitchen, bath, separate utilities, 

3 car attached garage, 651-5814, 

651-7755 

ROCHESTER Open Sat-Sun 2-5, 1240 

Whispering Knoll, large colonial with 

central air, patio, landscaping . kitchen 

with pantry, beamed family room, 

tastefully decorated. 2 fireplaces, other 

eitraa By owner. $W,900 652 6699 

NORTHVILLE TWP. 

BEST BUY IN AREAI 

19694 SCENIC HARBOUR DR.. 

So of 8 Mile. W of 1-75 

New pillared colonial backing to pri- 

vate lake featuring 4 large bedrooms. 

24 baths, formal dining room, family 

room with full wall brick fireplace with 

raised hearth kit Has built-ins plus 

large dinette with doorwall 2 car at 

tached garage 2,200 Sq Ft Million $ 

view from every window in the bouse 

Immediate occupancy Only $97,900 

eho Many extras Hurry!' 

MAYFAIR REALTY 522-8000 

LAND CONTRACT 

WELCOME 

(No 31) on this sharp 4 bedroom, 24 

bath colonial Central air new in 78, 

PELLA wood windows and a premium 

home site are just a few extras plus fast 


Century 21 

VINCENTN LEE 


851-4100 

OLDE NORTHVILLE 

Everything about this home speaks ele 

gance W'Ood paneled wainscoating in 

living room and formal dining room 

coved ceiling moldings large dramatic 

foyer, excellent location near Catholic 

chorch Large breakfast room over 

looking wooded valley $119,900 

RIZZ0 

NORTHVILLE REALTY 

349-1515 

CITY OF SOUTH LYON 

TWO STORS' 4 bedroom older home 

nice Ire'-d lot with large 2 slor\ garage 

suitable for vour own small business 

Zoned Cornmeri lal $54 500 

EXTRA CLEAN 3 bedroom ran. h on 

corner lot Full basement I bath full 

carpeting 14 car garag' wilh opener 

$54,900 

LETZRING-ATCHISON 

REALTY 

437-2111 437-1531 

LOVELY SPACIOUS 

t bedroom brick ranch in Connemara 

Hills Huge family room with cathedral 

ceilings and natural fireplace Includes 

large lot and lots of extras See this 

while It is still available 

Century 21 

COMMUNITY 

534-3666 

OUTER SPACE 

(No 31) Huge well landscaped homesite 

compliments this spacious 4 bedroom 

colonial with large master suite 

Central air. finished rec room and 

much more $95,000 

Century 21 

VINCENTN LEE 

EXECUTIVE TRANSFER SAI.F.S 

851-4100 

310 Union Lake 

Commerce 

CLARKSTON COLONIALS 

NEW 

4 bedroom cedar-sided 

home on 3 acres Includes 

special interior package with 

all the extras $150,000 

Lake frontage 4 bed- 

rooms 2 1 /? baths, family 

room, formal dining, walk- 

out lower level, large exterior 

decking $137,900 

Hargreaves & Pilarcik, Inc. 

- Realtors - 

625-1333 

NORTHVILLE TWP 

IMMEDIATE 

OCCUPANCY 

Gleaming white 3 or 4 bedroom Coloni- 

al with full front porch Family room 

with full wall fireplace Side entry, 24 

car garage 80 x 160 lot 14 or 24 

baths available Dishwasher and range 

included Full price $89,915 (lot 069). 

BELOW MARKET INTEREST RATES 

AVAILABLE One Mile West of I 275. 

Just South of 8 Mile 

OPEN DAILY 12-8 

CALL RAY ABRAHAM 

at..348-1850 

' PULTE 

Homes of Mich, Inc. 

NORTHVILLE 

$119,500 

LEXINGTON COMMONS 

EXECUTIVE COLONIAL Quality built 

on extra large 201 ft lot. 4 king sized 

bedrooms, plus den, 24 hatha, formal 

dining room, delightful kitchen, base- 

ment. professional landscaping, sprin- 

kler system Call now for list of extras 

Century 21 

HARTFORD 

North 525-9600 

MODEL HOME 

Be the first occupant to start 

a new family way of living in 

this immediate occupancy 

colonial. 4 bedrooms, family 

room with fireplace & dining 

room. Extra large lot on cgl- 

de-sac. Splendid location 

only 1 mile from X-ways & 2 

miles from the great Twelve 

Oaks Mall. Under builder's 

warranty. $82,990 

CALL BOB AITCHISON 

CENTURY 21 


NORTHVILLE AREA 9 Mile Rd W 

of Beck, beautiful 1 acre setting in 

country, 4 bedroom colonial style, fami- 

ly room, fireplace. 24 baths, 2 car at- 

tached garage. $84,700 

RIZZO 

NORTHVILLE REALTY 

349-1515 

NOVI - assume 84% Spacious 4 bed- 

room colonial in new sub, excellent 

schools, close to all X-ways and Mall 

Dining room, family room, fireplace, 

kitchen-breakfast knook. 24 baths, at- 

tached garage, energy saving exU«s, 

1,850 sq feet, landscaped, 14 years 

$88,900 ' 477-3762 

BRAND NEW HOME 

3 bedroom ranch with 2 full baths, lam 

ily room with natural fireplace, at 

tached 2 car garage full oasement 

secluded setting, quick occupancy 

$82,900 

HITCHCOCK 

GALLERY 

OF HOMES 

478-4100 

BY OWNER 1 year old tri level, over 

looking Commerce Lake, full wail fire- 

place bay window, largejot. assumable 

mortgage $69,900 363^2140 

COMMERCE 

VILLAGE OF WOLVERINE 

Super clean & ready for it's new owner 

this 3 bedroom all brick ranch on a gor 

geous 4 acre treed fenced yard Coun 

try kitchen with doorwall lo patio and 

gas grill Central air for those hot. hot 

summer days and lake privileges for 

the kids $65,900 

RYMAL 

SYMES 


• 851-9770 

CLAHKSTON DEER LAKE Flat top 

California contemporary high on a bluff 

over Deer Ijke 1 acre wooded lot 

3.600 sq ft 4 Large Bedrooms 3 Full 

Baths Extensive use of IX>ort»alls 

1,600 sq fl of decking Finest carpeting 

and wall coverings Inground P»ol 5 

acre out lot privileges on Deer l.ake 

with private beach and boat do

Thursday, June 28, 19/9 

*11E 

311 Homtt For Sal* 

Oakland County 

HUNTINGTON WOOD6 BY OWNER 

Brick, 3 bedroom, 2W hath, living 

room, dining room, eat in kitchen, 

buyers only $72,500 399-1318 

H U N T I N G 

WOODS 

TON 

Sfi 

Ureal ranch home lor growing family 

4 5 bedrooms 4W batlu, family room 

with beamed cathredral ceiling, gas 

fireplace, lota of built in», I toned ce* 

tral air with humidifier, 20 ft deck on 

rear patio, double gas BBQ Large 

kitchen with many cabinets & 10 ft 

breakfront wall Double oven. GF. Am 

ericana refrigerator, electric Hove 

instant hot water tap. Kitcben 

dishwasher new inainkerator, intercom 

throughout Large master bedroom 

suite with cedar cloaets & 2 walk ins. 

2^ car garage with door opener, full 

basement Tiled L ceiling plastered 

Two dark rooms walk in cedar cloaet 

Many more custom features A must 

see Not a drive by Call for detail!, 

ELAINE SARKO 

626-8700 

Cranbrook 

Assoc Inc Realtors 

320 Othar Suburban 

HomasFor Sale 

DEARBORN 

Country Club Area 

Gorgeous bricK Ranch 21 Foot living 

room with large natural fireplace, all 

kitchen built-ins, beautiful dining room, 

large enclosed back porch, garage, 1 Vt, 

baths, full haaement Must see Asking 

174,900 

Garling, Inc. 

582-6144 

South Lyon Area 

SUPER VALUE 

i bedroom Bungalow with 1W baths & 

huge floored attic with dormer for 

expansion Fireplace, 2 car garage 

Walk to Town Even has extra lot that 

can be sold 171 000 

CANNIBAL CASSEROLE 

Price cbewed to the booe on this out 

standing all brick Cape Cod 3 bed 

rooms, 2 baths, full finished basement, 

stone fireplace 1W acre site Land Con 

tract Terms (92,000 Bring offers 

EXCITING TRI-LEVEL 

with 3 bedrooms, bath and a hall, fami- 

ly room with fireplace on nicely treed, 

cul-de-sac lot Excellent access to 196 

New Hudson $59,900 

20TH CENTURY REALTY 

1-437 6981 

321 Raal Eatata Services 

RELOCATING 

Consider Southfield 

Southfield Home Information Center 

l-obby Parks & Recreation Bi 

JSOOo Evergreen Rd , Southfield, 

gan 41076 

354-4400 

A Free City S^rvic 

LOT OWNERS 

MODULAR HOMES 

Now On Display 

•BUILD QUICK 

•BUILD FOR LESS 

•MICHIGAN CODE 

•DRYWALL INTERIOR 

•JO YEAH FINANCING 

•LICENSED A INSURED 

Darling 

Manufactured Homes 

349-1047 

NOVI RD NOVI 

(4 MileS of 

Closed Sunday 

OAK PARK 

BRICK 

Immediate occupancy on this sharp J 

bedroom bungalow Just S of 11 Mile 

Featur^jg carpeting throughout. Flori 

da rotarfireplace, recreation area, I W 

Pane Hurry, 847.500 

" < 

OWNER AIDS 

559-6111 

OAK PARK 

Enjoy the comforts of this 

charming three bedroom 

Ranch with family room, fin- 

ished basement, 1 'A 

baths. ..and located on a 

super large lot at the end of 

a cul-de-sac $45,900 

Century 21 


851-771 1 

ANN ARBOR AREA • tri level, J bed 

rooms, 1 W baths, large family room 

with fireplace, basement, central air. 

deck h paUo, 10 acres on private road, 

8119,000 426 2122 

BY OWNER 8128.000 Exec Home 

9% land contract terms possible 

Private Tennis and Lake access 

Golf and Country Club area 

Days 227-4422, Eves 231 1056 

DEARBORN HILLS 

LARGE CENTER ENTRY 

BRICK COLONIAL on beautifully 

landscaped large lot with patio, sur 

roundea by tall trees, sunken rock gar 

dens, built in gas grill 8 rooms include 

4 large bedrooms, family room with 

bay window overlooking paUo & yard, 

fireplace in formal dining room, fully 

carpeted, finished and carpeted 

rooms in basement. 2 V* car garage 

OPEN SUN 15 

By owner, buyers only 

561 0948 

IUIIJ 

T 

EXCELLENT LOCATION 

This 3 bedroom all brick Ranch has full 

tiled basement, half bath plumbing in 

basement, stove and refrigerator stays, 

all window treatments, hardwood floors 

covered wilh carpet, new roof, also has 

a garage Asking 854,500 

Call and ask for 

DIANE ANDERSON 

CHAMBERLAIN 7214400 

OAK PARK N of Lincoln, Etkin built, 4 

bedroom colonial 2W baths large fam 

ily room, finished basement, gas bar-b- 

que. central air 2 car attached garage 

with openers, rotor antenna, many 

ejtras 181 500 545 0648 

OWNER SAYS Sell it Now'' & to help 

u* do it he has reduced the price of this 

Custom Built Colonial Features 12x24 

Sun Room plus 12x24 Family room 

with fireplace. 3 bedrooms, 2** baths 

first floor laundry, all this on W acre in 

Beautiful Oak wood Meadows Immedi 

ate occupancy Call At Noling ReaJ 

Estate 437 2056 

Reduce' Reduce' For your satisfaction, 

the owner of this super clean nice 4 

bedroom Tri Level has just reduced 

their price so you will be able lo afford 

it Includes huge family room, fireplace 

& closet bar for your entertainment 

pleasure There is also a patio with 

BBQ so you can enjoy th-' summer fun 

Two full baths and a pride to own Call 

lor immediate showing 625-5602 

SEE IT YOU'LL BUY IP 

You be the judge live near the lakes 

area Si dose to Twelve Oaks Shopping 

Mall You can move into this 3 bedroom 

aluminum ranch with double wide at- 

tached garage Family room needs fin 

ishing Very well kept home on treed 

lot All this for only 845 900 

CALL ED OR CAROL 

CENTURY 21 


SOUTHFIELD 

North of 12 Mile Rd , W off Evergreen 

Birmingham Schools^ Sprawling 3 4 

-bedroom brick Ranch nestled on a 

se< luded WOODED ACWE LOT which 

affords pr»vacy and nature at its best 

Amenities include LARGE FAMILY 

ROOM, fireplace, 1st floor laundry, 

large kilctien with built ins, oversiied 

24 CAR GARAGE, enclosed porch 

overlooking spacious patio $99,500 

MAGNIFICANT 

4 bedroom Quad FREE FORM HEAT 

ED POOL. Cabanas rock garden with 

fountain 3 baths FAMILY ROOM with 

bar & fireplace Plus game room 

1179,000 


HIGHLY DESIRABLE 4 bedroom Colo- 

nial with ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE 

This home is situated on a lovely treed 

and well landscaped lot. formal dining 

room. LIBRARY, 2 fireplaces. 3 4 

baths ATTACHED GARAGE with 

openers $120 000 

HUNINGTON WOODS 

PLEASURE. COMFORT AND VALUE 

can be found in this 3 bedroom brick 

Colonial This home fetures, central air. 

2 CAR GARAGE, {ireplae in llvii 

room, WALKING DISTANCE 

SCHOOLS $85,000 

IN HOWELL-very attractive ranch. 2 

large bedrooms, den, formal dining 

room, 2 car garage, black top drive, 

aluminum siding, close to churches & 

shopping A 1 condition $54,000 

Terms 517/548 1393 

IRISH HILLS AREA. Be7iltif|il nearly 

new 4 bedroom Colonial, sitting on 10 

acre hill overlooking many lake areas 

Call for appointment J L Hudson Real 

Estate. 517 467-2132 

MINT CONDITION 

Energy-efficient 3 bedrooms. 14 baths, 

full basement, large lot 6 years old 

$59,900 

Oren F. Nelson, Realtor 

Main St., Whitmore Lake 

1-449-4466 

Evenings 1 449-4466 or 1 449 4272 

or 1-449-4659 

NEWLY LISTED 

This great family home includes 4 bed 

rooms dining room,partially finished 

basement, pantry, nicely landscaped I 

fenced yard wilh block patio $62,900 

CRANBROOK 

ASSOC. INC., REALTORS 

645-5790 


19 Cat Lake Hills in Dayton 

Township, S. of M-46 & E. of 

M-24. Lovely 4 bedroom alu- 

minum ranch with lake privi- 

leges. country kitchen, fire- 

place, 2% car garage, all fur- 

niture included In price, fan- 

tastic summer or year round 

home, $43,900. 

EARL 

KEIM 

Realty North, Inc 559 1300 

•s 

ATTENTION HOME BUYERS 

We at Chamberlain have good news 

(or our Friends and Clients Last week 

we became members of the BIRMING- 

HAM BOARD OF REALTORS Whal 

that means lo you is that we now have 

all the home* that are for sale in the 

West Bloomfield, Farmin«on Hills and 

Bloomfield Hills area right here in our 

office on Coolidge and 10 Mile Rd In 

Oak Park 

Furthermore we are prepared to 

GUARANTEE the SALE OF YOUR 

PRESENT HOME so lhat you can pur 

chase the home you desire the moment 

you see it 

ATTENTION VETERANS 

Housing facts you should know Do you 

know 1 

1 You can pure bane up to a $100,000 

home with 0 down 

2 Your second bome can also be 

QUAD LEVEL 

Offers privacy at end of street with 

woods behind property ("harming home 

with 3 or 4 bedrooms 1 4 baths, family 

room with fireplace and wood burning 

stove Excellent buy at $69,000 

EARL 

KEIM 

REALTY, BLOOMFIEIJ), INC 

681-5700 

ROMEO VILLAGE 

Historic bome authentically restored, 

3400 sq.ft. inground pool, 24 acres 

Hart wig Inc Realtors 752 3556 

SHELBY-OPEN Sat and Sun 126PM 

By owner Immaculate 2 year old. 3 

bedroom brick ranch Fireplace balco 

ny, walkout basement, ana more As- 

sume mortgage Asking $61,900 No 

brokers 652 6183 

purchased V A 

3. The inter* 

interest rate is only 10% versus 

12% for other types of mortgages 

4 Sellers of homes are interested in you 

because of liberalised V A 

regulations 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. 

PLEASE CALL AND OUR QUALI- 

FIED SALES PEOPLE WILL ASSIST 

YOU 

Chamberlain 

548-1500 or 544-0512 

WATER FORD-Near Walton Blvd 

CUTE AS A BUG'S EAR 

Just listed, this charming 3 bedroom, 

14 bath colonial tri-level on 4 sere 

fenced k* Spacious family room and 

natural fireplace Carpeting and drapes 

throughout, gas F A Built fl 

atUched garage. 

64597 00 

977 24 car 

lake privileges Call 

PALMER 

REALTORS 

WATERFORD TWP. 

ted. 

14 I 

) bedroom ranch on almost 

acre rural setting Lake Geneva 

privileges $56,900 

CENTURY 21 


WIXOM 

1*71 Colonial on a half acre with 2,900 

sq ft oi Uvtag space Features 4 bed 

rooms. 24 batha, formal dining room, 

family room, full b as • ment and many 

custom extras Plna semi finished over 

ibed 14 car attached garage, heated, 

wired, running water, electric door 

opener and much more (Quality aayi It 

all) Asking $94,900 Call for appoint 

ment to aee and ask for 

JEAN PR0CH 

CHAMBER LAIN 711-MM 

O A E • 

SHELBY This charming Colonial nes 

tied in Ihe trees, features 4 bedrooms, 

family room, fireplace, formal dining, 

large deck All in "like new' 1 condition 

896,900 

SHELBY 5 Bedroom Colonial Family 

room has beamed ceiling with natural 

fireplace Living room with built in 

bookcase Basement partitioned with 

finished work area plus office or 6th 

bedroom $93,500 

CHIRCO REALTY 739 8200 

S LYON 

Do you miss the smell of country air? 

Then see this beauUful 3 bedroom bome 

with 40 acres 2 fireplaces, 4 porches, 

fenced partially, apply orchard, a cou 

pie of barns, and a chicken coop Plus 

much, much more Shown by appoint- 

ment only $235,000 

JAMES C. 

CUTLER 

REALTY 

349-4030 

TAYLOR'S FINEST 

FOXCROFT SUB. 

Large custom brick Cape Cod, 4 bed- 

rooms, 2 baths, family room with fire- 

place, basement, 2 car attached garage. 

169,900, 10% down, make offer, must 

SUMMIT 

427-3200 

WEST OF CANTON CENTER ON 

FORD RD We offer a mini farm of 4 

acres, close lo shopping & X-ways, near 

Ann Arbor. Dixboro A access to Detroit 

The house is custom built with 2 or S 

bedroom*. Urge living room, dining 

room & kitchen, family room , 2 fire- 

places, basement 4 garage all for only 

>108.900 Owner California bound 

NICHOLS REALTY 3413044 

321 RmI Estate S#rvk»t 

LEAVING TOWN! 

Don't Want To Sell!! 

Consult as shout our rsntsl and/or 

property management service Over 10 

yean experience In management field 

Competitive rates. 

Goode Real Estate 

1411 N Woodward 647-1198 

ATTORNEYS FOR 

Real Estate 

Closings 

FROM $75 

557-0710 

Buying Or Sellin 

A purchase agreement (offer 

chase) is a legal document (a 

and If you are selling or buying real 

late you should consult with an attorney 

BEFORE signing this contract 

Our legal services include 

Counseling, drafting and/or review of 

offers to purchase 

Preperation and/or review of applica 

ble closing documents 

Attendance and representation of your 

interests at closing 

- Rothsteln & Erlich 

24901 Northwestern Hwy. 

Suite 305-A 

Southfield Mi. 48075 

355-2048 

BUY OR SELL 

BY OWNER 

FREE BROCHURE 

SHARE ADV INC 642-1620 

124 S Woodward, at Maple, Birm 

SELLING YOUR OWN HOME' 

You still need someone to attend to the 

paperwork and prepare the closing 

Ben Brody, Attorney 353 8118 

322 Condominiums 

For Sale 

ACCLAIMED! 

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED 

Two bedrooms, 2 baths, condo ig W 

Bloomfield All the ammenlties needed 

for the most discriminating buyer Cus- 

tom furniture, wall, window and floor 

treatments Unit is ttfwly updated and 

executed by internationally known 

designer 

1EANINGFUL RESIDENCE FOR 

THE COMPANY EXECUTIVE 

OR AFFLUENT BUYER 

Max 

BR00CK 

4139 Orchard Lake 626 4000 

A CONTEMPORARY 

RANCH 

"GEM" IN 

WFST BLOOMFIELD 

End unit, cathedral ceiling with 

skylights, custom built library wall, 

fireplace with doorwall and large deck 

overlooking rolling, wooded, protected 

wetlands Tito's just the giving room' 

Custom designed kitchen featuring 

Coming "tnaTand lile floors and count 

ers with doorwall to large treed garden 

courtvard 2 baths, 2 large bedrooms 

with balcony, master with long wall of 

mirrored closets, earth tones & fabric 

wall coverings Professionally designed 

by John Pender Lower level 1500 so ft 

walkout (Tennis courts, pool & club- 

house of course) Assumable 84% 

mortgage $122,900 For appointment 

call 661 5566 

ALMOST 

COMPLETED! 

VERSAILLES PLACE 

CONDOMINIUM 

An Adult Community 

30727, 30733, 30739 

SHIAWASSEE 


East of Orchard Lake 

North of Grand River 

1 Ii 2 Bedrooms 

All Appliances 

Carpeting, Balcony 

$41,500 to $56,900 

Model Open 12 

Closed Wednesday 

474-0*594 

H.B.WRIGHT REALTY 

5 Daily 

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, sharp 1 

bedroom condo. 1st floor. paUo, club^ 

house, sauna, pool Beautiful surround- 

ings, lake with fountain, woods $39,900 

Call 852 0800 or 645 1677 

John P Carroll Co 

BEDFORD VILLA 

SUPERBLY decorated 3 bedroom brick 

and cedar with full basement, attached 

garage, formal dining, custom drapery 

and window treatments, mostly fin 

ished basement Western Wayne's best 

complex with low maintenance fee 

Beautiful grounds and clubhouse A real 

bargain at $64,900 For more details 

call 459 3700 

Realty World 

CHAPMAN WEST 

BELOW BUILDER'S PRICE 

Farmington Hills 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, 

lots of storage space, choice level As- 

sumption possible 553-7532 

BIRMINGHAM- 

BLOOMFIELD AREA 

2 bedrooms, 2 baths, all ma- 

jor appliances plus carpeting 

& drapes. By owner. 

$87,500. Shown by appoint- 

ment only. Phone after 4 

PM: 338-3828 

BIRMINGHAM 

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 PM 

MAGNIFICENTLY APPOINTED 

QUALITY TOWNHOUSE 

iltusted In prestigious residential area 

featuring 3 bedrooms. 24 baths. 2 car 

garage, professionally landscaped 

courtyard and English Tudor Rec 

Room Just lUted! Call 645-9700 11118 

Buckingham, W of Southfield, S of 14 

Mile k 

PALMER 

REALTORS 

BIRMINGHAM 

THE ULTIMATE 

IN QUIET LUXURY 

An Invitation to gracious living in this 

quslltv-bullt and meticulously main 

talned Georgian Colonial condo with 

complete security rystem, ELEVATOR, 

bested garage and luxurious club room 

This second floor 2 bedroom tastefully 

decorated unit features 2 full baths, 

family room, customixed designed 

kitchen and private balcony with view 

Just listed $108 


For Sala 

BRAND new 1 bedroom Condo, 12 Mile, 

Farmington Hills Convenient to 

1-696, stores k library New appliances, 

air. drapes, carport, laundry, pool, bal- 

cony fSSO per month plus heat, utili 

ties, & security deposit Adults pre- 

ferred, no pets, yearly lease Call 

5S0PMI0PM, 474-8963 

CANTON Plymouth Landing. 3 bed- 

room colonial carpeted throughout, 14 

baths, built-in dishwasher, full base- 

ment By owner #51,900 455 4356 

ATCH A FALLING PRICE 

'i new bome ready Excitingly 

ted Condo with 2 bedrooms, fln- 

basement, all kitchen appliance, 

attached garage Assume 84% mort 

gage $58,800 

HITCHCOCK 

GALLERY 

OF HOMES 

478-4100 

ivate balcony i 

8,000 Call M5-9700 

PALMER 

REALTORS 

CONDO LIVING AT BEST 

W Bloomfield, 2 bedroom and den up. 

2 4 baths, super master suite, 2 decks, 3 

level, walk out lower, attached garage, 

occupancy as needed $107.000 478 5080 

CONDOMINIUM 

REALTY CO 

559-3800 

A VERY SPECIAL 

CONDOMINIUM IN FARMINGTON 

This Lovely 2 bedroom, 24 bath unit in 

kitchen with sliding door access to a 

Heritage Village has a large, bright 

private patio with gas grill The spa 

clous living room has rich, soft brown 

carpeting and custom drapery comple 

mented by a beautiful solid oak antique 

fireplace The lower level is finished 

with walk-out to front yard, plus 

wnelled ofice Separate laundry area, 

arge 2 car garage and extra storage 

space makes this a best buy 

opportunity 

$115,900 

SUPER VALUE IN 

MADISON HEIGHTS 

lv 

Madison Heights offers 2 bedrooms, 14 

baths, appliances including self clean- 

ing oven Full basmenl and swimming 

pool for summer fun 

ALL THIS FOR $35,900 

EXTRADORINARY OFFER 1 

You can buy a condominium in Royal 

3ak which affords you carpeting of 

your choice. 3 bedrooms or 2 This unit 

also offers 14 baths, central air, a full 

basement, all appliances and the priva- 

y of an end unit 

$45,900 

ENJOY YOU SUMMERS 

Swimming, playing tennis, or fishing in 

this great recreational community This 

beautifully decorated condominium has 

3 bedrooms, 14 baths, separate dining 

room, large kitchen and fireplace 

NORTHVILLE HIGHLAND LAKES 

$63,900 

STEP INTO A UNIQUE 

Westland Condominium Stunning de- 

scribes the custom decorating Lavish 

carpeting, beautiful built-ins, 2 spacious 

bedrooms, 2 full baths 

MANY, MANY EXTRAS 

$55,900 

RENTAL 

CLOISTER ON THE LAKES 

Stunning contemporary 3 bedroom end 

unit in presitge subdivision Beautiful 

off white carpeting, custom window 

treatments and wallcoverings, mir- 

rored wall surrounding fireplace $1250 

includes washer, dryer, trash compac- 

tor and insta-hot water dispenser I-org 

or short term available 

CONDOMINIUM 

REALTY CO 

559-3800 

COUNTRY GLENS 

CONDOMINIUMS OF 


PHASE 1 now under con- 

struction. Occupancy Sum- 

mer 1979. 

1 Bedroom, 1 Bath Homes 

$43,900 

i South side of 14 


For Sala 

CRANBROOK PLACE 

CONDO 

Three bedrooms, 2 haths. formal dining 

room, fireplace, 

OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-4 

18301 W. 13 Mile Rd. 

(Just W of Southfled Rd 

Rodney Lockwood & Co. 

644-2655 644-4024 

CCAREFREE Condominium living En 

(oy privacy without maintenance In 

your own luxurious 3 bedroom, 24 bath 

home Beautifully decorated end unit in 

Pebble Creek $134,900 


REAL ESTATE, INC. 

642-9010 

CHOICE CONDO 

Priced to sell in Potomac Towne, 2 bed 

rooms, 24 baths, 2 car attached 

garage Central air Basement, deck, 

marble fireplace, ceramic tile & hard- 

wood floors New-never lived in August 


626-8700 

Cranbrook 

Assoc Inc Realtors 


BEECHWOOD HILL CONDO 

N off 12 Mile 

W of Middlebelt 

27840 Berrywood 

OPEN SAT & SUN 12-5 

Spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bath apartment 

style unit Large foyer, balcony from 

living room doorwall Wet bar for 

entertaining Dressing area and walkln 

closet in master bedroom Large bright 

kitchen with good eating area and all 

appliances Private basement, central 

air, carport, pool and clubhouse U>w 

maintenance fee Excellent guest park 

ing $79,900 Owner 

851-7453 

FARMINGTON HILLS" 

BEECHWOOD HILL CONDO 

N OFF 12 MILE 

W OF MIDDLEBELT 

27840 BERRYWOOD 

OPEN SAT &' SUN 

12-5 

Spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bath apartment 

CLIFFS LANDING 1680 

and 4 bedroom condos with wood 

burning fireplace Security guard, boat- 

ng ana swimming Why drive up North 

when you can vacation year round on 

Ford l-ake Call Alexandra Payne 

Evenings 487-3010 

DeLoof & Associates Realtors 

995 4400 

Cloister On The Lake 

3 bedroom condominium fronting on W 

end of private Fox Lake Located south 

east corner Middlebelt and Long Lake 

Rd Immediate occupancy $168,500 or 

best offer 

OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1 5PM 

2193 Rhine Rd Call for appointment 

626-2972 

Located on South side of 14 Mile Rd. 

between Middlebelt and Northwestern 

Hwy 

Sales Office open Dally 4 Sunday 1-7 

PM. Sat 1-6 PM. (Hosed Thursday) 

SALES BY 

THOMAS, POMEROY REALTY, INC 

626 8450 or 626 8452 

BROKERS WELCOME 

BIRMINGHAM • 2859 E Maple, near 

m units from| 

except Thurs. 1-6PM 

Coolldge 1 bedroom units from $36,900 

Open dally 

Earl Keim 

GREENTREES 

ROUNDTRKE - Extra nice ranch with 

3 bedrooma. 14 plua 4 bath, large 

kitchen, dining room, finished rec room. 

Wolmanlsed patio deck, central air, 

good buy, $59,900 

OTHER 1 4 2 bedroom units in selected 

areas - soon U> be placed on market. 

Phone Model. 649 3657 between I and 

• PM. dally; or office, 64MM4 

t 

name on our 

KEITH METCALF - REALTOR 

64 5-0 W0 

ROUNDTREE - Colonial, I bedrooma, 

14 baths, walk In closets In bedrooms, 

extra large kitchen with all maior 

w||; w ^ • pp I lances, show * sell, $61,900 

LOVELY TROY - conUmporarr condo. 

Preferred Condo Ltot , btdnoam ,H t»ths plw W bath. 

Urge kitchen plus pantrr, dressing 

room off 1 bedroom, central air, all ap- 

pliances plua washer 4 dryer. Finished 

oasement, overlooks pool, $46,900 

TWO BEDROOMS 14 bath condo, 

natural colors thru out, fully enclosed 

paUo with gas grill, lovely rue room, 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - Mulberry Sq central air, 1 carport. $72,9*0 

lower and anit 1 bedrooma, S batha, fln- 

Ished room la basement, I carports, ROCHESTER- Super sharp , finished 

patio, pool, clabtouee, many extras, basement, nice patio and I carport, la la 

$83,500 811-9002 5U-OC20 move in condition 1 bedrooms, 24 

BHADMIKV - ccado. Plyawtt. I lw

12E+ Thursday, June 28,1979 

338 Lots A Acreage 

For Salt 

GARDEN CITY 

Acre lot KiNlog Kim wood St 

SUBURBAN 

GALLERY 

OF HOMES 

277-2700 

GENTLY ROLLING 5 acre parcels ait 

uated In Milford Township near l-M 

n press way Area of floe homes Call 

Today' Cardinal Reatyy North 

117 41II 474-1138 

HAMBURG PICKNEY area, M M. 3 

sere building sites, high ft dry. paved 

road, gas available f If,000 terms 

Call 9am 5pm 453 4128 

INVESTMENT 

POTENTIAL 

Beautiful site on approxi- 

mately 35 acres of rolling, 

hilly land. Near Tyrone Hills 

Golf and Country Club and 

Lake Shannon. V« Mile West 

of U.S. 23 and Center Road 

Exit. H-4. 

HANNETT, INC. 

646-6200 645-5700 

LAKE SHANNON 

PRIVILEGES 

3 acre building site, could possibly be 

split Nice area of homes in the 190,000 

and higher range A real buy for now or 

(or investment (13.900 Land contract 

possible 

338 Lots A Acreage 

For Sato 

LIVONIA 

Farmington Rd. (• Mile • 7 Mile). 140 X 

100, and IM X 117 on Filmore One par 

eel back lo back Professional services 

toning a possibility. Land contract 

terms available 

KAVANAUGH 


479-2$$$ * 

SOUTHFIELD • 1 wooded lota, * acres 

each $12,600 each Cash only Sewers 

and water. After 5pm 358 5595 

TWO ACRE building sites with trees ft 

stream, just waitinf for your dream 

house to be built Excellent Hartland 

school district, cloae to M-59 ft US-ll 

From $18,900 Call F L Dettore Real 

Estate 517-546-3900 

TWO ACRES 

Beautiful hilly, treed. Lone Pine area, 

Bloomfield 171,900, terms $3^3013 or 

323 1784 

WEBBERS VILLE 10 acres 

22 miles from Lansing off 96 Best offer 

over 116,000 562 1360 

WEST BLOOMFIELD, 14 Mile, 

Orchard Lake Rd area 215x211', 

beauUful subdivision )18.500 Owner ' 

476-5881> 

WEST BLOOMFIELD Moon Lake Sub^ 

division Pood lots 160,000 Bloomfield 

Hills Schools Sewer and water Will 

build to suite Parkland Realty Ask for 

Linda Scharg 051 5690 

340 Lake-River-Resort 

Property For Sato 

NETWORK 


LAND INVESTMENT 

JO acres - already in platting process 

Close to Davisburg 195,000 with good 

terms 

• 4 acres - ZONED MULTIPLE Beau 

tiful land oo Dixie Highway, north of 

ClarksUxt Approximately 20 units 

(69.900 

Hargreaves ft Pilarcik. Inc Realtors 

625-1333 

LARGE LOT. 120 X 2N. Indian Glens 

of Au Sable Development, NE Roscom- 

mon, underground electric ft phone A 

tteal (4500 or best offer S60 07I9 

LIVINGSTON COUNTY between 

Pinckney ft Stockbridge 16 choke 

acres, corner frontage, rolling terrain 

Evenings 453-1221 

LIVONIA. WOODED lot 112x145ft, 

C ime area, 2 blocks N of 6 mile, W of 

erriman on Bobrich 118,000 464-1622 

LOT IN LIVONIA. 

PI ymouth- Inkster, 

453-1055 

LOT, 120 X 180 Ft. zoned Offlre NW 

corner of E Maple and Enterprise, 1 

Bl W of Rochester Rd Ideal location 

lor Doctor's or Dentist's Office Bklg 

646 4244 

MLTAMOR-V HUNT Area 53 

Very rolling with numerous high home 

utes having panoramic views, 15 acres 

woods, stream and 4 acre spring fed 

pondsite 1120,000 Land Contract Call 

9 Oil 5 weekdays 962 4790 

MILFORD Oakland Orchard Estates. 

2 to acre tree Itoed parcel, paved, un- 

derground utilities, area of prestigious 

homes 133.500 36^ 3892 

N OF ROMEO. If acres, attractive I to 

acre each, water, woods, clear Ideal 

lor active outdoor family After 5 PM 

642 7564 

OAKLAND COUNTY Holly Michigan 

33 prime acres, 1 mile W off North 

Holly Rd, 4 miles N of Village Zoned 

rural estates, I lots platted ft recorded 

for under 4 acres $71,000 cash, whole 

parcel only Goodman Pierce ft Boyer, 

Inc 313-8M-3O60 

PLYMOUTH SALEM AREA 

3 tree covered acres, perked Electric 

and telephone in, private road 145.000, 

Call 453-0278 

PRESTIGIOUS Bloomfield lot 130x180, 

Wing Lake Road. N of 14 Mile City 

sewers, water, gas electricity $33,900 

Call Mike Golding Real Estate One 

559-2300 

ROCHESTER BUILDING SITES 

1 $ Acres-of wooded tranquil land, ideal 

for that dream house, private road with 

city sewer ft water.$60,000 

to Acre wooded lot in prime area, 

$30,000 

HARTWIG 

651-8144 

SECLUDED 

residential building site in 

area of exclusive homes Over 

one acre of trees, a pond snd 

all the features Mother Nature 

has to offer Northville 

Schools land contract terms 

svaiiable $44,900 Call 

261 5080 

Thompson- 

Brown 

GULL LAKE COTTAGE 

By owner Island living-choose gracious 

cottage living at its best on western Mi- 

rhigans most prestigious sailing lake, 

Gull Lake, between Kalamazoo ft Bat 

tie Creek. 20 min from Kalamazoo air- 

C rt. 9 miles N of 1-94 5 bedrooms, lto 

ths. elegant lakeside view, enclosed 

porch. 90 beach $125,000 1-616-629 

4208 or write Lknrd Neujahr, P 0 Boi 

233, Richland. Mich . 49083 

HIGGINS LAKE - waterfront lots 

Choice area, perfect beachi 170 Lake 

Blvd. ione 12 also 4 bedroom lakefront 

cottage, excellent shape. Higglns Lake 

waterfront condo - 2 bedroofc, 1 baths 

5)7-121-9528 

'HOUGHTON LAKE 

UNUSUAL QUALITY HOME 

Elegant home in elite neighborhood 

Custom built with only best materials ft 

workmanship Can be used as 2 com 

plete separated living quarters Lovely 

view of lake Fantastic bome and irv 

vestment for an individual family or as 

group tax shelter Business 

(313)585-2524, bome (313)689 0150 

LOT FOR Sale Located in Michaywe 

Development $6,900 421-6165 

PINCKNEY Recreation Area, 50 miles 

W of Detroit Parcel of 22 wooded lots 

with frontage on Half Moon Lake Rea 

sonable. cash or LC terms 474-0050 

ROSE CITY Furnished 2 bedroom cot- 

tage on Mack Lake Only 135 miles 

from Detroit Across lake from Nat'l. 

Forest ft Kirkland Warblers Sanctuary 

$22,900 398-3316 or (517)826-5367 

VIRGIN GOLF 

MAHOGANY RUN 

an 18 hole Fazio-designed champion- 

ship golf course on 315 oceanfront acres 

on the Carribbean Island of St Thomas 

will be completed in December. 1979 

For details write to 

X 852 

BIRMINGHAM. Ml 48012 

342 Lakefront Property 

BEAUTIFUL CRYSTAL Lake in Beu 

tah Fantastic year round bome fully 

furnished with 100 ft of water frontage 

Terms available $43,900 GrandView 

Real Estate 616-941 8960 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS ranch. 1 Mile W 

of Woodward off Hickory Grove 3 bed- 

rooms, 2 baths, family room, many 

extras $148,500 334-8138 

BRICK 2 BEDROOM with fireplace, 

•ment, set on a hillside surrounded 

by pines overlooking Square Lake Qui 

et northern atmosphere within 20 miles 

of Birmingham. $72,500 Open Sunday. 

1 5PM Appointment 548 9129 

Bring your Fishing pole ft Bathing 

suit' This N«St ft Clean Los Cabin is 

ready for family fun for all seasons 

Huron River In front of cottage gives 

access to STRAWBERRY LAKE part 

chain of Lakes. Natural fireplace adds 

to ideal summer or winter family fun 

$31,900 

Ask for Doris 

Noling Real Estate, 

437 2056 

BURT 1>KE- 150 sandy beach off 

M-68 ft Fisher Trail Year round 3 bed- 

rooma, 2 baths, balcony above living 

room, sauna, attached 2 car garage, 

large deck, fireplace. $88,000 851-0009 

616-548-5562 

BY OWNER Beautiful Green Lake 

front, 111ft. frontage oo East Shore 

overlook serenity of Sailboats ft Sunset 

Gorgeous Quad Level, approx 

4,300sq ft of living. 4 bedrooms, 2to 

baths, den, living, dining room, family 

room, 2 fireplaces, newly redecorated 

large kitchen, 1st floor laundry. Flori- 

da Room, covered patio, gas barbecue, 

Fantastic lower level rec room with 

18ft commercial wet bar, 2"* car at- 

tached garage, circular drive, under- 

ground sprinkling system Beautiful 

Executives Home Perfect for Inter 

taining $325,000 Serious Buyers Only 

. mm 


BY OWNER. Watkina Lake, beautiful 3 

bedroom, fireplace. 2 baths, dining 

room. bar. large sun deck. lto car 

carafe, many extras, buyers only, 

$112,900 After 6PM 673-2117 

CAVANAUGH LAKE 

Washtenaw County 

Minimal maintenance 2 bedroom 

home Large living room has ca 

ceilings, fireplace and superb 

Uks 2 baths. Large pole barn and 

ed workshop Sandy beach with aes 

Good access to 1-04 "" 

20 minutes 

Ann Arbor $89,700 

WATERLOO REALTY 

1-475-8674 

CHARMING 4 bedroom. 3 bath brick 

ranch on Lake Angelas A real Shangri- 

La, yet only 20 minutes from Birming- 

ham /Bloomfield areas. $255,000. 

332-3364 

CLARKSTON - Deer Lake frontage 

Also frontage on Dark Lake 3.5 wooded 

acres Very private $130,000 

Hargreaves ft Pilarcik, Inc Realtors 

625 1333 

CLARKSTON, Susan Lake BeauUful 

large lakefront lot Clarkston Schools 

Near 1-75. Priced to sell Immediately 

$39,900 After 6PM 651-2378 

CLARKSTON, 

VA acre lake front and lake 

access lots on private sand 

bottom lake. Introductory 

prices from $24,900 - 

$99,900. 

HEATHER LAKE 

CALL 313-693-4215 

SALES CENTER: 4210 

CLARKSTON RD. 

(E. OF PINE KNOB) 

Broker - McKinley Properties 

CLOISTER ON THE LAKE 

FOX LAKE condo See ad under condo- 

miniums. 2193 Rhine Rd 626-2972 

ENJOY SUMMER In this 5 bedroom 

quad level, family room with fireplace 

and built in wet bar, walk out rec room. 

2 baths. 2 paUos, boat dock, 150 ft on 

lake ft canel, Schoolhouae Lake, 

$99,900 Call after 6pm 334 8283 

EVEN IF the price of gas goes up, you 

can still enjoy the amenities of the Wa- 

ter Wonderland when you build in one 

of our prestigious developments Sail- 

ing, swimming and water skiing, tennis 

courts, play grounds, etc All this and 

more and just minutes frorgthe Metro 

area 1 Call 

681-8050 • 

ORCHARD LAKE ASSOCIATES 

GO FISHING 

ON LOON LAKE 

Two bedroom brick bome on a treed, 

sloping lakefront lot with an unfinished 

family room in Wlxom, iust ,5 miles 

from I 96 Walled lake Schools 

$71,900 

Max 

BR00CK 

4139 Orchard Lake 626-4000 

HEMINGWAY COUNTRY 

WALLOON LAKE 2300 square feet, 3 

bedroom plus Chalet Flnisned walkout 

basement, living room with cathedral 

ceilings, deluxe kitcben with all built- 

ins, family room with fireplace, sliders 

ft 2to baths, decks, private club with 

Lake Frontage Land contract terms 

Call Tom MolesU, 616-459 5016 

Independence Realty 616-949-8813 

HIGGINS LAKE AREA split rock 

ranch, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, deluxe kitch- 

en, carpeted, fireplace, paneled 

throughout Natural gas heat Attached 

26 x 40 heated garage on 8 acres Only 

$62,500 By owner Rte 2 Box 449X, 

Roscommon, Mich 517/821-6992 

LAKE ANGELUS BY OWNER 

5 to acres Brick Bi-level ranch, 5 bed 

rooms, 4 to baths, 4 fireplaces, 210 ft 

lake frontage. Boat bouse Steel brake 

water Underground sprinklers Sepa- 

rate caretaker i home 673-3S74 


LAKEFRONT 

Panoramic view of Fox Lake. Superb 2 

bedroom ranch built 1971 with 2 baths, 

family room, Florida room and deck/ 

BBQ, sprinklers. 2 car garage, move in 

condition A pleasure to live In the 

Lakes area New offering $97,500 

CENTURY 21 


626-8800 

LAKEFRONT 

Superb setting, sandy beach, great boat- 

ing ft fishing for your enjoyment Im- 

maculate Quad-level bome with 3 or 4 

bedrooms. 2 baths, family room, 

screened porch ft sun deck, sprinkler 

system. Located on no-traffic cul-de- 

sac All for $122,500 

LONG LAKEFRONT 

One of the finest locations on this clean 

all sports lake Over 2500 sq ft., 4 bed 

rooms, including large master bedroom 

overlooking lake Urge living room 

with dark stained hardwood floors, fire- 

place and fantastic view of lake Also, 

includes family room, great kitcben, 

2 to car garage . and 24 X 14 ft deck If 

you see It you will want it $119,000 

EARL 

KEIM 

REALTY, BLOOMFIELD, INC 

681-5700 

Lake Living At Its Best 

9137 Evee 

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5PM Thau what 

you will feel when you see this chalet on 

Whipple Lake This home includes so 

many extras 4 bedroom 3 to baths, 2 

fireplaces and full walk out basement. 

Drive out today Priced to sell at 

$117,900 DirecUons Take I 75 to N on 

Sashabaw 2 miles turn right on Sally 

than left oo Evee, follow open signs 

COOL OFF 

.. this summer and enjoy lakefront liv- 

ing This custom built brick bome situ- 

ated on a fenced lot oo "Wormer Lake is 

what you have been looking for 3 bed- 

rooms, family room with full wall brick 

fireplace, full finished basement, cen- 

tral air, sprinkling system and much 

more Call today for details Priced at 

$109,900 

CENTURY 21 

VAL-U WAY REALTY INC 

674-4687 

OPEN SAT 2-4 

228 S. Broadway 

lîke Orion 

N. of Atwater, S, of Flint 

Forget the gas shortage. Buy 

on beautiful Lake Orion. 

Completely renovated 3 

bedroom homSk family 

room, living room with fire- 

place, jalousied porch over- 

looking the lake. Added 

bonus 2 bedroom rental 

house on property. $79,900. 


REAL ESTATE, INC. 

642-9010 

LAKE CHARLEVOIX, 97 ft oo to acre 

Georgeous view, energy efficient, 7 

years old, 4 bedroom, 2 baths, family 

room, 2 garages, 2 fireplaces, new natu- 

ral gas furnace ft hot water beater 

$69,500 616-582-6820 

LAKEFRONT CONTEMPORARY 

wood home Upper Long Lake lto acre 

wooded lot, 170 feet of beachfront, 

spectacular hilltop view 3 bedrooms. 3 

baths, office, sauna, skylight, cathedral 

ceiling, burgler alarm. $360,000 

334-3410 

LAKE MARGRETHE, near Grayling. 

150 foot frontage with 2 bedrooms 

Golden Medallion Home with 2 car at- 

tached carage. Also 2 car detached 

garage Has one bedroom guest bouse 

furnished Priced to sell at $85,000 Call 

or write Carl L Leslie, Route #1. Box 

1559. Grsyling, Mi 517-346-9760 

LAKE ORION f-AKEFRONT - 5 year 

old, beauUful 2300 sq ft., 3 bedroom, 

2 to baths, fireplace In living room, at- 

tached 2 car garage, deck, also brick 

patio $110,000 Century 21 Real Estate 

No 217 Ask for Ruth 628-4818 or even- 

ings. 693-2557 

LAKE ORION 5 lots, 170 ft frontage 

Very nice small house, garage, 

lanttacaped Very quiet area Excellent 

spot to build $99,500 693-9254 Mr 

Blaxyk. 856 7000 

LAKE SHERWOOD-4 bedroom Quad 

Level, 2 to baths, 3 walk-outs to back 

yard, overlooking 100 ft water fron- 

tage including dock ft boat hoist 

$169,900 642-0332 or evenlngs,685-1967 

OPEN SUN 2 to 5 PM 

LONG LAKEFRONT Walk-out ranch 

in immaculate condition Features 4 

bedrooms. 2to baths, 2 fireplaces, large 

recreation area Attached heated 

garage, brick and aluminum exterior 

Large sloping lot with sandy beach 

Professionally landscaped, overlooking 

golf course. $162,000 Take Haggerty 

rd to Union lake rd to mile rJ of 

Commerce rd to 8396 Golfs!de dr 

JL Daily Co Jtt-7114 

ORION SCHOOLS 

Colonial with 4 bedrooms, 2 to baths, 

formal dining room, brick fireplace In 

family room, finished basement with 

rec room ft wet bar. Master bedroom 

with private bath and doorwall to bal- 

cony $119,000 

EARL KEIM 

Orion-Oxford 628-4869 

PINE LAKE 

RETREAT provides year-round recre- 

ation on south side of lake 3 wood 

decks overlook 100 feet of fronUce 

with new seawall and redwood dod 

Spacious, largely remodeled bome has 

completely new kitchen, like-new fur- 

nace and roof, 200 amp electric service, 

etc Library plus 4 bedrooms, fire- 

£ laced family room, Bloomfield Hills 

rhools $225,000 


Chambterlain 

6 4 6 - 6 0 0 0 

PRIVATE 

All-sports lake is like s picture 

postcard from this wooded hilltop set- 

ting Four year-old all season Wne 

with fireplace, enclosed porch and doa- 

ble garage Close to US-23 and South 

Lyon $64,500 The Plymouth Colony. 

Realtors. 90S-1911 


LAKE SHERWOOD, lakertew lot with 

fall lake privileges, over 1/2 acre with 

^ trees Won't last st $35,500 

685 8861 or 584-2322 

RETIREMENT HOMES st Canadian 

Lake* - a 4 season community with 

homes on water or gotl course, also teo- 

nls, skiing. Write for brochure and list- 

ings. Alexander Investments, Inc. 

Route #1. Stan wood, Michigan, 49346 

or call 8004324163 

SACRIFICE 

Near Gay lord, cleared lakefront lot, 66 

X 279 FT Sandy beach, many extras 

459-6412 

SIT on the glass enclosed porch over- 

looking the lake and enjoy this 3 bed- 

room cottage with fireplace ft all mod- 

ern conveniences, very good fishing, 

swimming ft winter sports. 3 hours N 

of Detroit, South Dease Lake 453-5275 

TWO BEDROOM year round cottage, 

on Inland lake near Caro Michigan 

Fireplace ft fully carpeted Must see 

517-492-1401 or 517 #02-7595 

UPPER STRAITS LAKEFRONT 

Picturesque lakefront setting with un- 

surpassed view Quality Is evident 

throughout this attracUve, well main- 

tained home 16x26 living room with 

beamed cathedral ceiling ft reclaimed 

brick fireplace overlooks lake. Inviting 

family room ft outstanding master bed- 

room ft bath also take advantage of the 

spectacular view 2 additional bed- 

rooms, bath, full basement, 3 to car 

garage HugeopaUo Over 70 trees 

Many extras. 662 5163 

VACANT ORCHARD LAKE FRON 

TAGE, 2 exclusive sites in excess of 1 

sere each These sites represent the 

last, most prestigious locstions left for 

building your home on Orchard lake. 

The property is surrounded in front by 

Orchard Lake and on the sides by heavy 

forest and over 50 acres of beautifully 

landscaped snd picturesque St Mary's 

College For InformaUon call Rick 

Vidrio 644-4550 

WATERFRONT plus tennis court Otter 

Lake (near Cass). 2500 sq ft bi-level. 

BeauUfully landscaped from street to 

waters edge $125,900 Owner 681 1717 

OXFORD Lakefront, custom built 5 yr 

old maintenance free, 3 bedrooms, 2 

baths, large walk-out lower level, coun 

try kitchen with fireplace, underground 

sprinkling system ft many more fine 

features $155,000 

HANSON ASSOCIATES 693-8303 

W. Bloomfield Lakefront 

$139,900 

Dramatic view af sparkling spring fed 

Hammond Lake witn broad lawn slop- 

ing to sandy beach under massive oaks 

Unspoiled privacy, yet quick access to 

Telegraph ft 1-75 Spotless Bl Level, 

ofers 3 or 4 bedroms 2 full baths, family 

room with fireplace, rec' room, central 

air, and 3 car garage The price ' You 

read right just $139,900 

Max 

BR00CK 

4139 Orchard lake 626-4000 

344 Country Hornet 

OoenSat-Sun, 12-5 

PLEASANT VALLEY VILLAGE 

3 CUSTOM HOMES 

At 1-96, Pleasant Valley exit. 

Three or four bedrooms, 

walkout basements, 3 car 

garages. 

PADULA BUILDERS 

BY OWNER BeauUful "4 acre with 

trees is country setting for this 8 to year 

old 3 bedroom colonial, lto bath, full 

basement, living room with fireplace, 2 

car attached garage, easement to pri 

vate lake, approximately 6 miles from 

US-23 Must see to appreciate $64,500 

appraised much higher 231-1459 

COUNTRY ESTATE 

12 PLUS ACRES 

HOWELL-BRIGHTON AREA 

5 bedroom, modern brick multi level 

home with 4,600 sq ft living space 2 

fireplaces, screened Summer porch 

Professionally landscaped grounds. 

{ olfing green, heated pool with cabana 

outbuildings with electric, large barn 

with 3 large box stalls, and pine pan- 

eled tack room Intercom system 

$235,000 Cell Cecelia Turbyville. 

517-548-1668 or 

313-478-7275 

PRESTON REALTY INC 

HOLLY AREA - by owner, elaborate 4 

bedroom brick, energy rated, has 

everything, 11 to acre estate, 2 horses, 

extra 10 acres ft new trout pond avail- 

able, swim, fish, gorgeous building sites 

nesr 1-75 ft US 23. $106,000 Terms, 

open Sat ft Sun 1-4PM Immediate 

poMSslon (313)426-3713 

MET AMORA AREA 

Just built on an acre in the country 2 

story. 4 bedrooms, 2* baths, formal 

dining room, family room with fire- 

place, 2 car attached garage, carpeted, 

dishwasher and disposable AD for 

$66,500 Land contract possible 

Webster Curtis Real Estate, 628-2515 

344 Country Hornet 

ORTONVILLE AREA 

COUNTRY HOMES 

CONTEMPORARY QUAD Brand new 

on 4.5 wooded acres Over 2000 so ft, $ 

bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace, family 

room, 2 decks. 2*4 car finished garage 

Don't miss this opportunity to own this 

exceptlonsl property, Ortonvllle 

schools. $02,000 

ORTONVILLE COLONIAL BeauUful, 

with 3 bedrooms, 2 batha, cathedral 

celling In family room Fireplace, 1st 

floor laundry, lto car garage. Hand- 

made cabinetry You must see this 

bome! On 4.1 acres Ortonvllle schools, 

$98,900 

WATERFRONT LIVING Bald Eagle 

lake is just minutes sway from this 2 

story, 3 bedroom, canal front home At- 

tractive cedar siding. lto baths, brick 

fireplace, 1st, floor laundry, deck and 

walk-out basement Ortonvllle schools. 

$69,900 

ENJOY THE LAKE At the sandy 

beach in front of this 2000 sq. ft. tri- 

level Frame and brick on the outside 

with 3 bedrooms and 3 full ceramic 

baths inflde 2 to car finished garaae 

and gas heat. Ortonvllle schools, 

$79,900 

FARM HOUSE It's all here in this 

chsrmlng 4 bedroom, 2 to bsth home 

From the country kitchen to the black- 

top driveway Included are 3 fireplaces, 

a story and a half car garage Outbuild- 

ings and a heated ingrourxl pool All on 

5to acres Ortonvllle schools, $129,000 

6 BEDROOM COLONIAL 2500 iq ft of 

brick and aluminum colonial with 3 to 

baths, full finished wslk-out basement, 

fireplace, formal dining and on and on 

On a beauUful 2 acre setting Lots of 

room here for the whole family Orton- 

vllle schools. $107,000 

WITHOUT QUESTION this 2700 sq ft 

bi-level is a lot of home for the money 

With 4 bedfooms, 2to baths, 2 brick 

fireplaces, family room, 2 to car garage 

and more On 2.7 acres Ortooviile 

schools. $86,500 

Barry Young & Co. 

REAL ESTATE 

252 M-15, Ortonville, Mich 

1-627-2838 

Think Young' 

RECREATIONAL LAND in Michigan 

Presque Isle County near Alpena. 

Grand Island, 54 acres on Grand Lake, 

6500 ft lake frontage, wooded, good 

bird hunUng ft fishing $35,000 Good- 

man Pierce ft Boyer, Inc 313-886^30^0 

346 Northern Property 

PARADISE FOUND 

40 acres in Mecosta with 15 acre lake 

Many mature pine trees, white paper 

birch ft sand dunes 2to hours from 

Metro area Ready for splits $60,000 

20TH CENTURY REALTY 

1-437-6981 

ALMOST 1 Acre on Old 27, just N of 

Harrison City limits, zoned commer- 

cial, across from local bank, 12 x 60 

mobile home with attached uUlity room 

and recreation room 2 car garage, 

shade trees, $22,900 Assumable mort- 

gage Steve H. Lieber Realty Box 669 

Harrison, Michigan 48625 

Phone 517 539 6200 

346 Northern Property 

ON SAFE SANDY BEACH AT Hough 

ton lake in setting of besuUful trees, 

association has 2 ft 3 bedroom fur- 

nished cottages each with 16 ft steel 

boat, 80 ft of dock. 2 swim floats, 

swings ft slide, beach chairs, picnic ta- 

bles ft grills, master TV antennae ft 

fish cleaning house Available at 

$24,000 ft $27,500 L C 

NORTHWAY Bowling Alley ft Bar 2 

blocks from new Holiday Inn Terms 

available 

KEPLER REALTY 

BOX 185 

HOUGHTON LAKE, Ml , 48629 

Phone 517/422-5405 

OOAKLAND COUNTY • Groveland 

Michigan 177 acres, 3 miles N of Holly 

recreation area $2,000 per acre Land 

Contract at 9% available Goodman Pi- 

erce ft Boyer, Inc 313-886-3060 

SUGAR ISLAND \ 

This fine 5 bedroom year round bacent lot 

$76,400 533 0976 

LAKE CHARLEVOIX One of a kind 

This beautiful nearly new bome was 

built for the owners for a lifeUme They 

put the best and lots of thought into ii 

as they expected to live there a life- 

time Change of occupation makes this 

lovely home available Four baths, 

beautiful stone fireplace, spacious mas 

ter bath with Jacuzzi built-in Deluxe 

carpeUng. 2 car atUched garage and 

lots of trees and a sandy beach 

WRITE or CALL 

CARLTON L KESSLER 

CAPITOL CITY REALTY,INC 

US 31 at Torch lake VilUge 

i EASTPORT. MI , 49627 

. PHONE616/599 2504 

LAKE HURON. Tawas Bay 100 ft san 

dy shore, 3 or 4 bedroom, Executive 

home, has all extras, fall Broker 

Sunshine Realty 517 362 3401 

Evenings 517 362 5239 

LAKE MICHIGAN FRONTAGE 

Frontage , view and ridge lota with wa 

ter privileges Harbor Springs Cross 

VilUge, Mackinac City and Traverse 

City Also new rustic modern home on 

river with Lake Michigan view and 

privileges. $47,500 Call C R (^ttrill 

1 616-52^6351 

LAKE MICHIGAN fronUge Hide a 

way retreat, 10 acres on the lake from 

$16,500 Near ManisUque Easy terms 

Cheyenne I-and 227-5097 

LELAND AREA 

A LIFESTYLE IN ITSELf Ultra con- 

temporary 5 level home located in a 

very exclusive area North of Leland 

151 ft of fronUge on lake Michigan 

with access to N lake Leelanau Beau 

tiful views of the islands and sunsets 

over the lake as well as the natural 

wooded surroundings Offering 2500 sq 

ft of living area, this dramatically de- 

signed home features 2 fireplaces, 3 

plus bedrooms. 3 ceramic baths, kitch 

en with eating area, desk and pantry, 

billiard room. 3 redwood decks, look 

out tower. 2 car garage and much 

more A luxurious home priced at 

$197,500 with terms 

SCHMIDT REAL ESTATE 

402 E FRONT ST 

TRAVERSE CITY, MI ,49684 

616-947 3520 

MICHAYWE BEAUTIFUL wooded lot 

with state Und behind, near ski slopes, 

clubhouse, golf course tennis courts, 

3 lakes, paved streets, underground 

wiring 981 1394 

NORTHERN 

MICHIGAN 

Whatever Your Interest 

LAKEFRONT 

FARM 

COMMERCIAL 

RESIDENTIAL 

ACREAGE 

We have it or will locate it for you 

PETOSKEY PROPERTIES 

413 EAST LAKE ST 

PETOSKEY. MI 

(616)347 5360 

PAT VERHELLE 

Associate Broker Mgr 

CHARLEVOIX PROPERTIES 

405 BRIDGE ST 

CHARVEOIX, MI 

(616)547 4411 

GENE STEELE Broker 

CHARLEVOIX PROPERTIES 

208 SOUTH LAKE ST 

BOYNE CITY. Ml 

(616)582-6781 

GARY WINTER, Manager 

CALL OR WRITE US 

IF WE MAY BE OF SERVICE 

ON LAKE HURON Between Lexington 

and Port Sanilac 3 bedroom brick 

home, fireplace wilh heaUlators Many 

trees, sandy beach, $59,000 

Phone Connie Marcus 313-633-9522 

Rep N Clare Wait Realtor 

Port Sanilac 

CEDAR LAKE, Oscoda area, furnished 

2 bedroom cotUge. insulated, gas heat, 

on lot 50 i 150 pictures available 

$15,500 Adjoinng lot $2500 422 4384 

348 Cemetery Lots 

FIVE graves - Roseland Park Ceme 

tary 651-6771. Mr Russello, evenings 

FOUR GRAVES for sale in Glen Eden 

Lutheran Memorial Park, Garden of 

Gethsemane. Section 728 Asking $750 

(616)326 5327 

ROSELAND PARK Near Woodward 

Section 31, lot 226 One grave near 

front of cemeUry $300 or will consider 

offer 651 0767 


HORSE FARM 

Dexter area. 

Terrific investment, beautiful country 

estate Country style farm home Ap- 

proximately 76 5 acres includes 3 

ponds, Kentucky style main barn with 

irena, 80 x 160 Fl Bull ring, 4 outdoor 

rings, to mile track, 4 wells, ooe Urge 

Foaling barn, large storage buildings. 

Brood mare barn BeauUful wooded 

section Too many features to list If 

this sounds like your dream come true 

call us now for your private viewing 

Terms available $545,000 

GARLING INC 

582-6144 

COUNTRY BRICK bome features 

unique family room with brick on walls, 

fireplace and beamed ceiling, horseb- 

sarn done in redwood. 70x120ft pole 

barn You must get inside this lovely 3 

bedroom home In Dexter area to appre- 

ciate It SS6496 CAll Howell Town and 

Country Inc 517 851 8444 

800 SEAT theater. 3 clubrsoms 12 

offices. 2 reUil stores All cameras & 

screens intact Has orchestra pit & 

stage Building 140x60 will accomo- 

date 5 more floors Located across 

street from proposed $150,000 000 

downtown Pontiac development plan 

$175,000 Will consider right terms 

Call Empire Properties Ltd 332 9266 

352 Commercial A 

Industrial Property 

LIVONIA 

80 ft frontage on 7 Mile Rd, 1 block 

west of Farmington Rd acros* from K 

Mart All utilities For details call 

JERRY GREEN 

MCFARLANE 

BROS 

421-2400 

BY OWNER Partner wanted for brick 

2 story modern office building 5500 

square feet Reasonable pnoe for an 

occupier Mr Gary 424 9788 

15,000 Sq.Ft. 

3 Story Bldg. 

includes brick exterior, grosnO lioor 

dab, second ft third floors have hard 

wood flooring, 5 minutes to I 75, I 94. 

I 96 & City Parking behind building 

Land contract terms negotiable 

$55,000 

CRANBROOK 

ASSOC INC.. REALTORS 

645-5790 

354 Income Property 

For Sale 

SUBURBS 

Purchase/lease back. 12% 

cash flow, 1 to 3 year invest- 

ment. $20,000 minimum 

capital required Call 

642-1106 for appointment 

BUILDERS EQUITY 

SERVICES. INC 

356 Investment Property 

For Sale 

FERNDALE • brick office building on W 

Mile Rd , 15 units excellent depre

Thursday, June 28,1979 *13E 

362 Rsal Estate Wanted 

CASH 

No waiting, no delay 

for houaea. tot*, and Und contract* Call 

us for top offer 

Realty World 

Advance 427-5400 

CASH TODAY 

OR 

GUARANTEED SALE 

Also If In Foreclosure 

Or Need Of Repair 

Castelli 

525-7900 


FAMILY will pay cash up to mid $60's 

for clean 3 bedroom ranch with 2 car 

attached garage Must be N of School 

craft, W of Merriman Rd 478-4610 

NO LISTINGS 

WE JUST PAY 

CASH 

We do not want to list your 

home. We want to buy It and 

pay you cash. No stalling or 

promises No fees or com- 

missions. Just the best price. 

SOUND 522-4440 

PRIVATE INVESTOR with $20,000 to 

invest In buying your bome equity Call 

after 7 PM 

168M339 

400 Apartments For Rent 

FURNISHED 

EXECUTIVE 

APTS k CONDOS 

1 bedroom $350$400 

2 bedroom . $4SMM0 

J bedroom, 2 bath $55* $600 

Several locations, 1 yr lease New fur- 

niture Large selecUon, warehouse 

showroom 

GLOBE INTERIOR RENTALS 

1100 E Maple (15 Mile), Troj 

W of I 75 -1800 

GARDEN CITY 

Large 1 bedroom apt. Appliances, bal- 

cony. gas k water paid $2M per month 

Adults preferred 2*14087 

HIDDEN OAKS, Southfield, 11 Mile be- 

tween Greenfield and Southfield Rd , 2 

Bedroom apartment, carpeting, all ap- 

pliances Including dishwasher Carport 

available $370 Office hours, between 

II noon and 5 PM 

AAAA INV. CO , INC 

DESIRES TO FURNISH 

You a complete list of people wbo sold 

us their homes for can and are very 

satisfied with our professional manner 

and prompt closing $1000 deposit, bal 

ance of money within 4 days Detroit or 

suburbs Move at your convenience 

with absolutely no expenses or repairs, 

me wed not be paid for Call. 

RKET 537-5800 

Your bome 

MR MA 

ABSOLUTELY TOP $$CASH$$ 

Paid for any home, any location, call 

for our offer, No cost, no obligation 

Classic 478 5500 

INDEPENDENCE 

GREEN . 

APARTMENTS 

IN FARMINGTON HILLS 

One Bedroom $300 up, two bedrooms 

1355 up Personal washer and dryer in- 

cluded in your apartment 

ALSO FREE ARE 

•18 Hole Golf Course 

•Iodogr Pool 

Outdoor Olympic Pool 

•Built An Vacuum 

•Clubhouse k Ballroom 

•Fully 

•Airt 

Al. 

in Closets 

•Spacious Parking 

•Ice Skating Rink 

•Si i month lease 

Grand River at Halstead 

474-7284 477-0133 

INDOOR POOL 

FREE HEALTH CLUB 

Tennis Courts 

Saunas 

Exercise Equipment 

1, 2 & 3 Bedrooms 

From $275 

FOX LANE 

Shelby Township 

Just N of M-59, on W Utica Rd be- 

tween Mound k Ryan Open Weekdays 

10-8, Weekends 11-5 

739-3000 


ONE bedroom apartment, Blrming 

ham Stove k refrigerator included 

ONE BEDROOM with den. sunken liv- 

ing room, central air conditioning, 

dishwaaber. heat included Available 

DOW. Call between 10 AM and 8 PM 

455-2424 

ROYAL OAK 

2 Bedrooms Apartment 

Spacious, carpeted, air condlUoned 

Near shopping, k bus Adult* 

outh Woodw 

910 South' 

erred 

oodward. Near 10* Mile 

Scotsdale 

from 

$275 

TENNIS-POOL 

• Gas ranges 

• Carport 

• 1 & 2 Bedroom 

• 1V4Baths 

10-5 BBS Sun 

Newburgh Rd. 

Just South of Joy Rd. 

Livonia Schools 

455-4300 

Equal Housing Oopportunity 

SOMERSET MALL AREA 

Maplewood Manor 

2200 Crook* Rd 

North of Maple (15 Mile) 

1 OR 2 BEDROOM 

Newly carpeted, heat, all uUliUes ex- 

cept electricity, pool, air conditioning. 

K rty room Adult*, no pets, also near 

kfand Mall k 1-75 

RESIDENT MGR 382 0720 


LAHSER-7 MILE newly carpeted. 1 

I bedroom apartment, adults wily, no 

pet* |250 851-4477 After 5PM 

534 9883 

LARGE 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT 

Air condiUoning |300 a month 

City of Rochester 

751 8538 or 851-8487 

LIVE IN 

LUXURY 

Pontrail Apts 

On Pootiac Trail between 10 Mile and 

11 Mile Rds - One and two bedroom 

luxury apartments from $215 

437-3303 . 

LOVELY 2- and 3-bedroom townhouses 

for rent 285 2148 

LUXURY large 1 bedroom with den, 

balcony, carpet, deluxe appliances in- 

cluding dishwswsher. central air, com 

munity building k pool Call between 

10AM-6PM 355-2047 

CHERRY HILL Middlebelt area Base 

ment apartment Single working person 

5 per month. 1st, last 

month Includes all utilities 72^2709 

preferred $185 

CfTY OF PLYMOUTH 

Beautiful 1 k 2 bedroom apts from 

$270 A up Central downtown area No 

pets Call 453-6050 

CANTERBURY 

APARTMENTS 

Off Woodward Ave. opposite 

St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. 

•Balcony • Carpet 

•Pool ^Security 

3^-8900 

Cass Lake 

• Shore Club 

APARTMENTS 

Unique Lakefront Living 

from 

$290 

1 and 2 Bedrooms 

•Private Beach 

•Pool 

•Tennis Courts 

•Entry Guard 

Comer Cass Lake I 9 

Cass Elizabeth Lake Rds 

MODELS OPEN MON-SAT, 9 6 

SUNDAY 12-6 

681-4100 

Equal Housing Opportunity 

CHEROKEE 

LUXURIOUS APTS 

IN WATER FORD TWP on Scott Lake 

Rd . to mile West of Elizabeth Lake Rd, 

from $275 

Complete Whirlpool Electric kitcben 

with dishwasher, many extras 

682-1952 

BIXX>MFIELD HILLS Large, beauti- 

fully deco. ited 1 bedroom apartment, 

perfect for upper income person orper- 

soos One year lease Rent $800 Early 

July appointment 216-831-0308 

APPLEWOOD - SOUTHFIELD Brand 

new spacious balcony and paUo. apart- 

ment, laree courtylard central air, car 

peting. Whirlpool appliance, ample 

storage, laundry facility, carport 20944 

Sherman N of 8 Mile. 

$295 569 2288. 

of Tele From 

356-3824 

APPLICATIONS FOR 2i and 3-bed 

room townhouses for rent Call 941 • 1540 

AUGUST 1 to December I sublet Fair- 

moot Apartment*. Farmington Hill* 

$325 per month One bedroom 

474 2$lfr. ^ 477-8433 

AUGUST 1 to December 1 sublet Fair- 

mont Apartments, Farmington Hills 

$325 per month One bedroom 

474-2510; 477-8433 

AXTELL ROAD APTS. 

TROY 

LARGE 2 Bedroom Apartments $320 

per Month Balconies, Carpeting. Car- 

ports, Air CondiUoning. Swimming 

Pool, Clubhouse No Pet*, Adult* Pi* 

f erred \ 

Well Maintained Cloae to Shopping. 1 

Block North of Maple. I Block E of 

Coolldge, near Somerset Mall 

LOOK for the Apartment with the 

Canopy 

' FOR APPOINTMENT 

Contact Manager Bonnie Miller 

643-9109 

BIG TWO bedroom Apartment, Hard- 

wood floor*, carpeting, dining room, 

end unit $3*5 per moot*. Call 842-8100 

or 643-9750 for further InformaUon or 

appointment . 

CENTURY 21 

Libby * Assoc South 

BIRMINGHAM Adams Rd, 1 bedroom 

apartment, carpeted and air condi 

booed Cloes to shopping and transpor- 

tation Laundry and storage facilities 

L Lwmdrr 

First, last, and 

Altar 6 

security deposit $260 

543 5642 

BIRMINGHAM FARMS APTS 

1 bedroom $325 $3M 1 bedroom plus 

den $395 $411. Heat Included Adult* 

only No Pets 

6818 TELEGRAPH 881 1368 

BIRMINGHAM Intown location. UN 

N Adams. 1 bedroom, appliances, all 

etiities except electricity, WW. 

644 6764 

BIRMINOBAM-IITT.tSTt 

1 

admits, no pets. Carport, 

ter. central air 

643-4428 

BIRMINGHAM MM & MAPLE. One 

jm apartment carport, beet. 

, air Adults. 00 pets $*t» 

647-7394 

BLACKSTONE PLAZA, t bedroom 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS. I 

1% 

hatha, snnken living room 

ceiling Rsdorstsd, new appliances, 

$6M lacladae h#et and water lM-MM 

O A E 

MUIRWOOD Apartment. Deluxe 1 bed- 

room, patio, carport Sub lease to 9-30- 

79 Furnished or unfurnished Referenc- 

es required 476-8006 or 1-616-345-4775 

NEW 

TOP OF THE DRIVE 

APARTMENTS 

STUDIO 1 & 2 BEDROOMS 

FROM $185 

includes: 

Stove. Refrigerator 

Heat, Water, New Carpet 

Garbage Disposal 

Air Conditioner 

SENIOR CITIZENS SPECIAL 

($5 Discount With Ad) 


Outer Drive k Schoolcraft off 1-96 

Just E. of Telegraph 

(15 Min From Downtown) 

531-2260 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS Condo, 2 be* 

rooms, 1 to baths, redecorated, new 

appliances, close to schools k shopping 

$450 per month 646-7318 

BONNIE BROOK 

APARTMENTS 

LOVELY 1 BEDROOM 

& 2 BEDROOM APTS 

$240 $270 PER MO. 

Includes heat 

Enloy our lovely sha

HE* Thursday, June 28,1979 

404 Houees For Rent 404 Houses For Rent 

SOVTHf-TELD IMMACULATE 1-1 bad- 

room, contemporary ranch with car- 

port, earpot, drapes, air. and appli- 

ances $450 month plua security. 

352-8160 

WEST BLOOMFIELD 

SOVTHf-TELD IMMACULATE 1-1 bad- 

room, contemporary ranch with car- 

port, earpot, drapes, air. and appli- 

ances $450 month plua security. 

352-8160 

Birmingham Schools, 2 bedrooms, IVfc 

saths, family room with fireplace, 2 car 

ittacbed garage, screeoed in porch, 

wwly decorated and remodeled. $775 a 

mooth Security depoait References 

p leaae 626-4221' 

SOUTHFIELD . Newly decorated $ 

''•droooi ram*, breesway. 2H car at- 

Uched garage, large lot, drapes, new 

»tove k refridgerator, near school, $435 

month plus security No pets Immedi 

•te occupancy 549 6026 or 642-9713 

Birmingham Schools, 2 bedrooms, IVfc 

saths, family room with fireplace, 2 car 

ittacbed garage, screeoed in porch, 

wwly decorated and remodeled. $775 a 

mooth Security depoait References 

p leaae 626-4221' 







406 Furnished Houses 

For Rent 







BIRMINGHAM-monthly leaae Fullv 

furnished 3 bedroom bouse All appli 

ancea, linen 4 dishes $640 monthly in- 

cluding all utiliUes. 6474434 

*PACIOUS Year-old Colonial, 4 bed 

-ootna. 2H baths, fireplaced family 

°

©I|e ©bserucr 

Thursday, June 28,1979 * IF 


DESIGNERS-CHECKERS 

DETAILERS 

I by special automated welding 

design and buUd company relocating 

in northern suburbs Full 

fringes, overtime, days Persons interested 

In long term employment apply 

at 

Expert Automation Inc 

17144 Ml Elliott 

Detroit, Michigan. 41212, 

801-4327 

Or send resume AU Gait Barr, 

Chief Engineer 

DIE MAKERS 

Long programs, overtime, top' benefits 

and wages Day and night shifts 

APPLY 

ARROWSMITH 

TOOL & DIE 

23811 Telegraph, Southfield 

DRAFTSMAN 

DESIGNER 

Prefer • person with parts feed ling expe- 

rieoce will consider anyone a with back- 

ground in light design or heavy detail 

ing Excellent benefits 

Spectrum Automation 

13815 Wayne Rd , Livonia 

522-2160 

General Fabricators 

Welders-Fitters 

Machine Builders 

Retirees Senior Citixena-Handicapped 

welcome to submit applications 

Apply at 

SAFETY FLO CO 

S6857 Schoolcraft, Livonia 

. INSPECTOR 

for Quality Control 

On the plant floor for automotive small 

parts manufacturer Experience 

required Liberal employee benefits 

Apply immediately 

STAHL MFG 

12282 Woodbine. Detroit 

Machinists 

PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT 

4YEARS MINIMUM EXPERIENCE 

BENCH HANDS & 

LATHE HANDS 

$10.50 HR 

PROGRAMMER 

& OPERATOR 

NC Exp. for Moog 83-1000 

and 83-3000 

SI Hr Week BC/BS Master Medical 

Dental IS Pd Holidays Vacation Pay 

Retirement Plan COLA 

Apply in person 

Shield Tool & Eng 

23261 FENKELL 

PROGRAMMER 

ANALYST 

Learn the la lest In mini-computers, 

tele-communications, data base design 

while programming Ii designing, 

accounting marketing A distribution 

systems for ihe major (AMEX listed) 

regions, retailer Must have a college 

degree in daU processing or business or 

mini-computer experience 

Call Or Write 

Mr Lester 

Frank's Nursery A Crafts Inc 

6JW E Nevada 

Detroit, Mi 48134 

366-8400 

SMALL PARTS 

Layout Inspector 

For autonxftive small parts manufac 

turer Experience necessary Liberal 

employee benefits Apply today 

STAHL MFG. 

12282 Woodbine, Detroit 

WANTED 

SCHOOL 

BUS DRIVERS 

PART TIME WORK 

We will train for obtaining State Certification 

Must have good driving record 

and be in good health Apply in person 

SOUTHFIELD PUBLIC STOOLS 

24641 Lahser Rd . Southfield 

A BANK HIRING TRAINEES 

Tellers to |l6Jwk 

' Clerk Typist to $198wk 

Stenos 4 Secy's to 111,000 

Many other positions available Moat 

Fees paid by Employer 

Employment Center 

Inc 

569-1636 

A BANK TRAINEE to (163 Wk 

Positions available for persons with 

good figure ability and available car 

Employment Center 5M-1636 

ACCOUNTANT experienced for Oak 

Park CPA Firm Mr Ir Sheplow SM-7400 

ACCOUNTANT JR/BOOKKEEPER 

Wanted part time for eventual full Ume 

position that can extend into an excel 

lent opportunity for career oriented 

individual Immediate opening Call 

SS7-S418 

ACCOUNTING 

SR. FINANCIAL ANALYST 

Fortune IM Co in need of a Sr Finan- 

cial Analyst >-» yrs experience In cap- 

Ital budget investments, 1 

forecasting. 

price studies, etc Pall benefit package 

Company paid fee. Call Loraa 

652-6800 

MANAGEMENT RECRUITERS 

OP ROCHESTER, INC 

ACCOUNT REP Self-starter for ad 

agency, with ability to produce ads and 

promotion materials |!SM to IJ0M 

Send confidential resume to Box 144. 

Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers. 

M1S1 Schoolcraft Rd, Livonia. Mkchi 

ân4ll» 

ACTION 

ACTION 

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS 

Non-skilled industrial work. College 

students 4 Ugh school grada Mort be 

II and have transportation 

Apply Mon thru Prt M 

1»M0 Middlebelt. Suite U0E 

Livonia 

478-1130 , 

14471 Woodward, Suite wt 

Huntington Woods 

5 4 3 - 1 0 8 0 

MANPOWER 

Temporary Servkcea 

World's Largest 

Aa Equal Opportunity Employer 

AD AGENCY Production Manager 

seme to Box 144, Oteerrer * Eccentric 

sara 4I1M 

\ O A E 

REAL ESTATE 

FOR SALE 

302 Birmmgham-Bioomfield 

303 Wesl Bloomfield 

304 Farmmglon- 

Farmingion Hills 

305 Bnghlori-HaMland 

106 Southfield I Hlhiu(i 

307 Millord Highland 

308 Rochester Tip* 

309 No'thvilie Novi 

310 Commerce Union L ake 

3' i Homes I oi Sale 

Oakland Cly 

31? I ivoma 

3'4 Plymouth-Canton 

3i6 Westland Ga'den City 

318 Redtcud 

319 Homes For Sale 

Wayne C'y 

3?0 Othei Subui ban 

Homes for Sale 

321 Real F sfate»Sefvices 

322 Condominium Fc Sale 

324 Co ops For Sale 

326 Duplexes F or Sale 

328 Townhouses For Sale 

330 Apt For Sale 

332 Mobile Homes For Sale 

334 Out Ot Town Property 

336 I lorida Property For Sale 

338 I ots (. Acreage For Sale 

340 i ahe Rive< Resort Property 

For Sale 


ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 

For an Electronics Engineering firm 

Flexible hours, 4-6 hours per day Ask 

for J W 180-0177 

A GREAT SUMMER JOB 

MALE COLLEGE STUDENTS, High 

School Seniors needed as general coun 

selors for summer day camp Musi live 

in Birmingham, west Bloomfield, 

Southfield. Oak Park or Farmington 

Willoway Day Camp 

356-8123 

AIRLINE 

TICKETING COURSE 

See Education InstrucUon 

Classification 518 

ALUMINUM SIDING INSTALLERS 

New construcUon for East side 

Brewer Roofing A Siding 

478 9500 ' 

ALUMINUM WINDOW A DOOR manufacturer 

needs person to hang and inspect 

light frames on paint line conveyor. 

male or female Steady work with 

some benefits and overtime 26015 

Glendale Redford 

AN EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 

TOP SALARY 

FEE PAID 

ADVANCE-EMPLOYMENT 

559-2710 

ANYLIST • PROGRAMMER 

Familiar with interactive time sharing 

systems Experienced in BASIC Challenging 

position designing and implemenUng 

InteracUve business aplica 

lions Salary commensurate with experience. 

hospitallxaUon, life.milth and 

accident insurance provided Send resume 

to Data Services Corp., P.O. Box 

1746, Ann Arbor, Mich 48106 or Call 

Mr Swain. 515-9170 

Apartment Manager 

Maintenance 

Full time Husband-Wife team opening 

for deluxe apartment complex - north 

suburb Experience in apartment rental 

operation and maintenance 

Involves personal maintenance activl- 

Ues in addition to tc supervision. Better 

than aver rage remuneration and benefits. 

CaU 441 1500 

A PHONE CANVASSER 

No Sales 

Pleasant Work 

964 4600 

APPLICANTS needed for positions now 

open male A female 139 W Maple, 

644 4154 

Birmingham Employment Bureau 

APPLY 

NOW 

Day, Afternoon A Midnight shifts 

WE ARE ACCEPTING AP- 

PLICATIONS FOR PACK- 

AGERS, LIGHT ASSEMBLY, 

AND WAREHOUSE WORK. 

LONG TERM ASSIGN- 

MENTS, 40 HOURS A 

WEEK, NEAR YOUR HOME. 

THIS IS AN EXCELLENT OP- 

PORTUNITY TO ESTABLISH 

EMPLOYMENT REFERENC- 

ES. MANY JOBS -COME IN 

AND SEE USI FEMALE/ 

MALE 

Somebody 

Sometime 

TEMPORARY HELP 

Livonia- 17321 Farmington Rd 

(In Burton Executive Park) 

525-5170 

Detroit 16415 W 8 Mile 

272-8500 

Dearborn 

2S400 W Michigan Ave 

Suite 410-VIIUge Plaxa 

565-3500 ' 

APPRAISER 

Single family appraiser to be baaed in 

Bloomfield^ two to four years 

experience Preferably with local Savings 

A Loans 

Complete famllarlty with current 

FHLMC/FNMA forms 

Excellent salary, fringe benefits Plus 

Incentive compensation Company car 

furniahed 

Detroit 

Federal 

Savings 

961-7600, ext iO. 

Equal Opportunity Employer M/P 

APPRENTICE TRAINEE 

INDUSTRIAL 

MAINTENANCE 

ELECTRICIAN 

]Jar with 110/440 Liberal employfits. 

Apply immediately 

S.M.C. 

IOO Junction, Plymouth 

ARCH MECH DRAPTSPERSON 

Window manufacturer. Apply la person 

Call Roland Juengel for appointment 

M4-41M 

INTERLAKE INDUSTRIES 

15440 Nov I Rd 

»' Novt, Ml 

Equal Opportunity Employer M/P 

AREA GUIDES NEEDED, pleasing 

personality, accept responsibility. Driven 

license with good driving record. 

Own cnr. Part Ume basis, mileage paid. 

7440 

Artistic Interiors 

OF LIVONIA 

la looking for penaa to work In the 

•hipping area Pull time portion Will 

train Good starting salary and benefits 

Call Ken at 

478-7770 

/ 

M M 

342 I aketront Property 

344 Country Homes 

346 Northern Properly 

348 Cemetery lots 



Professional Bidgs 

For Sale 


354 Income Property For Sale 

356 Investment Proper!* 

For Sale j 

358 Mortgages I and Contracts 

360 Business Opportunities 

361 Money To loan 

36? Real Fstate Wanted 

364 Listings Wanted 

368 Real fstate To F xchange 

REAL ESTATE 

FOR RENT 

400 Apartments To Rent 

401 Furniture Rental 

402 Furnished Apartments 

lo Rent 

404 Houses To Rent 

406 Furnished Houses To Rent 

408 Duplexes To Rent 

4 10 FI.4IS Tp Rent 

4 t? Townhouses 

Condominiums To Rent 

4 13 Rental Agency 

4 14 F lorida Rentals 

4 15 Hall tor Rent 

4 16 Vacation Rentals 

4 18 Mobile Homes lo Rem 


419 Mobile Home Space 

To Rent 


To Rent 

424 Office Business Space 

To Rent 

426 Convalescent Nursing 

Homes 

428 Garages Mini Storage 

To Rent 


4321 ivmg Quarters To Share 


Resort Proper!) 

436 House Sitting Service 

EMPLOYMENT, 

INSTRUCTION 


502 Help Wanted Dental 

Medical 

504 Help Wanted Ottice Clerical 


507 Help Wanted Part Time 

508 Help Wanted Domestic 

510 Help Wanted Couples 


Female 

5! 4 Situations Wanted Male 


Male Female 

518 Education Instructions 

520 Secretarial Business 

Services 

5t>? Professional Services 

ARTHUR TREACHERS Fish A Chips 

Help Wanted Full and part time positions 

available Openings for both day A 

night shifts Flexible hours, good hourly 

pay, uniforms provided Promotion op^ 

portunities available within Apply in 

person at: 19010 W 7 Mile. Livonia or 

640 Ann Arbor Rd, Plymouth 

ARTIST Studio Production 

Must be experienced in Keylining and 

some B A W retouching Unusual oppor 

tunity with major art studio We need a 

good all around person who can work 

with minimum supervision 352 3260 

A SALES TRAINEE wanted for a promanufacturer 

in the industrial 

area of the machine tooj busi 

Successful candidate will be capa 

ble of grasping technical knowledge A 

relating it to others, have ability ' " 1v A de^ 

sire to get along well with people, & be 

willing to travel A locate in the 7 coun 

ty Metropolitan etropolitan Detroit area Send resumeincluding 

salary history to: Numa 

lies :* Inc, 1450 N Milford Rd , High 

land, Mi 48031 - or call L Strauss at 

111-887*111 

An Equal Opportunity Employer 

ASSEMBLERS 

AFTERNOON SHIFT 

No Experience Necessary 

Applications are now being accepted 

for a susbstanUal number of job openings 

on afternoon shift (4 PM to 12 30 

AM), in air condlUoned electronic plant 

in Nov! »3 20/hour to start with automaUc 

raises to $3 80/hour during first 

6 months plus incenUve bonuses Also 

Holiday pay, vacaUon pay, insurance A 

health benefits Women preferred 

Apply 8 30 AM to 5 PM, Mood# 

through Friday at: 

Multi-Elmac Co. 

22700 Hesllp Dr., Novi 

(9 Mile A Novi Rd area) 


ASSISTANT JEWELRY MANAGER 

Experience a must Apply in person 

A.J. Poland A Company 

4100 East 14 Mile, Warren 

ASSISTANT 

MANAGER 


Interested in responsibility? Working 

with really nice people? A beautiful f 

bedroom apt.? We need you if you're a 

mature couple. Full Ume for maintenance 

A cleaning in large beauUful apt 

community. Excellent salary plus 

health A life insurance No children 

preferred, no pels Call 9-4 

474-5526 

ASSISTANT to production manager of 

small plant Diverse duties include 

shipping/receiving, mechanical 

repairs, maintenance A special pro) 

ects Must be orderly with some clerical 

A mechanical aptitude Only aggressive 

A reliable trainee need apply 

Starting pay approximately |850 per 

month Mr Wm Jahns, Vinyl Fab Industries, 

13550 Otterson Court, Livonia 

Call between 2-4pm, 515-7713 

ASST MANAGER TRAINEE 

For ski shop Retail experience helpful 

Ski knowledge necessary 

Apply FArmington Ski A Tennis Barn 

478-9494 

ASS'T 

RETAIL MANAGER 

Become an intregal parttof contemporary 

fashion retailing at Alberts We 

have an opportunity for a motivated career 

oriented Individual to fill the poei 

lion of ass't store manager Excellent 

opportunity for advancement Good pay 

A company benefits 

Please apply in person 

ALBERTS 

LIVONIA MALL 

A TYPIST-flOO per week 

ADVANCE EMPLOYMENT 

559-1710 

AUDITOR-NIGHTS 

Experience preferred. Please apply in 

person Troy Hilton Inn. 1455 Stephen 

son Hwy. at Maple 

AUTO GLASS INSTALLER 

wanted full Ume. Must be experienced 

Please call 8 AM 5pm. 

444-4188 

AUTO MECHANIC 

Experienced, with tools, good pay A 

benefits. Apply at: 1191 West lJ Mile 

Rd, Berkley 

AUTO PORTERS 

Contact Mr Bob Moran or Jim White 

ART MORAN 

PONTIAC-GMC 

Trucks 

13900 Telegraph, near 11 Mile 

353-9000 


NOTICES & 

SERVICES 

600 Personals 

(your discretion) 

602 Lost Found (By the woro) 

604 Announcements Nonces 

606 Legal Notices 


608 Transportation 

610 Cards ol Thanks 

612 In Memonam 

614 Death Notices 


619 Summer Camps 

622 Income Ta* Insurance 

626 Bingo 


MERCHANDISE 

FOR SALE 

Bus 700 Auction Sales 

Bus 702 Antiques 

703 Gratis 

704 Rummage Sales 

705 Wanted to buy 

706 Appliances 

708 Household Goods 

Oakland Cty 


WayneCty 

7 10 Misc fl5i Sale 


711 Mist For Sale 

Wayne C-Ounty 

712 Bicycles For Sale 

7 13 Bicycle Repair 

AUTO PARTS 

COUNTERMAN 

& SALESMAN 

442-5858 

AUTO PARTS Specialty Warehouse 

looking for individual capable of taking 

charge of phone A UPS sales Good pay 

A benefits Apply at: 12845 Fenkell, 

Detroit 

AUTO PARTS Supplier in the Plymouth 

area needs follow up and production 

control person Send full resume including 

salary requirements to Box 980, 

Observer & Eccentric Newspapers, 

36251 Schoolcraft Rd.. Livonia, Michi 

gan 48150 

AUTO SHOP PAINTER, experienced in 

enamel Full Ume, good pay Farmington 

Hills Call 551-7111 

BANK TELLERS 

Full Ume A part Ume. possible evening 

hours, experience on NCR, model 41 

teller machine preferred 

Apply Personnel Dept 

NATIONAL BANK 

OF ROCHESTER 

142 W University, Rochester 

651-8533 


BEACH GUARD must be at least 18 , 

Pleasant Lakes Highland subdivision 

661 2469 

BEAUTICIAN 

Experienced only Full or part time 

Westland area 

261 2841 

BEAUTICIAN 

Experienced Immediate openings 

Busy Unisex Salon 

537-0553 

BEAUTICIAN full time with following, 

Livonia Very pleasant surroundings 

422-9592 or 116 2059 

BEAUTICIANS 

igham i 

chair 

location in the 

heart of the city. Be your own boas En- 

Joy an easy ambience $60 weekly fee 

(Supplies not included) Frev parking 

Call for further details 

647-3068 

BICYCLE SET UP A REPAIRS 

Bicycle shop experience only Reliable 

Bike Shop, 28860 W 7 Mile Rd. Livonia 

474-1645 

BINDERY 

TOR PUBLISHING COMPANY 

REDFORD AREA 

937-8570 

BIRMINGHAM needs drivers for the 

Dial-A-Ride bus service Must have 

good driving record, knowledge of the 

area helpful, vehicles are 12 passenger 

vans 646-1501 

BOY • Drug store Stock work Must 

have car. Apply in person Burton 

Hollow Pharmacy, 17176 Farmington 

Rd, Livonia 

CLARK OIL is looking for a couple 

good people to manage stations in the 

Rochester area Excellent starting salary, 

insurance benefits A paid vacation 

For further information call Jerry 

Edds at, 524 2710 


CLASSIFICATION INDEX 

714 Business A Office 

Equipment 

715 Equipment 

7iSComm-lnd Equipment 

716 Lawn Garden & 


718 Building Materials 

7?0 Farm Produce (Line) 

721 Flowers A Plants 

(Business Line) 

722 Hobbies Coins Stamps 

724 Camera Supplies 

726 Musical Instruments 

728 TV Stereo HI-FI 

Tape Decks 

729 CB Radios (By Line if 

Business) 



734 Trade or Sell 

736 Wanted To Buy 


740 Pet Services (By Line) 

744 Horses Livestock Fquipment 

AUTOMOTIVE 

800 Recreational Vemtles 

802 Snowmobiles 

804 Airplanes 

806 Boats Motors 

807 Boat Parts A Service 

808 vehicle Boat Storage 

8 10 Insurance. Motor 

812 Motorcycles Go Kads 

Mini bike 

813 Motorcycle Parts 

A Service 


BRIDGEPORT MILLHAND 

At least 5 years experience, 

benefits, overtime 

JORGENSON TOOL CO. 

12489 HARTEL, LIVONIA 

525-0880 

BUSBOY OR Girl for the 21 Club, on 

top of the Quo Vadis Theatre, Warren A 

Wa^ne Rds Apply in person after S 

BUYER SUPERVISOR 

Heavy experience in casUngs, screw 

machine products Will manage small 

department Laoking for seasoned 

supervisor $23,000 range Fully paid 

including dental No Agency Fee. 

MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR ' 

Supervision of 14 employees Handle 

outside contractors Machine electrical 

repair Record keeping Must have 

supervision experience Salary open depending 

on experience Full benefits . 

No Agency Fee 

INDUST.- COLLECTION 

for Industrial Collections Must have 

heavy industrial experience Excellent 

starting salary. Paid Benefits 

SALESMAN 

Castings A Forging* experience Excellent 

Base Salary, Plus Liberal commission. 

Should average over $40,000 in 

1st year Excellent benefits No Agency 

fee 

PRODUCTION CONTROL CLERK 

Clean Shaven 

Troy 

1-2 years experience in inventroy or 

production control or good clerical 

schooling Accounting student ideal! 

Salary $10-12.000 Start Excellent 

future Full benefits including Dental, 

tuition refund No Agency Fee 

OFFICE SUPERVISOR 

WARREN LOCATION 

Clean Shaven 

Some typing, letters, greeting customers, 

mechanical apUtude a Must' Prefer 

Accounting or engineering schooling 

Salary $12 $18,000 Min Range depend 

ing on experience Mull benefit* Company 

will negotiate o^ agency Fee 

BETTY HAMIL PERSONNEL 

424-8470 

CAMPUS SECURITY GUARDS 

for local college Portion openings at 

locaUons In the county Must be 

in good phj physical condition and have 

good communication comm 

skills Security 

background helpful Will train Should 

be available for various shifts Excellent 

benefits including full tuiUon 

These are CETA positons Must be 

unemployed Oakland County resident 

and meet CETA low income guidelines 

Call 644-1150 

CAREER AS 

CREDIT COUNSELOR 

We will train bright, mature 

appliancants. Good pay & 

benefits. Part time or full 

time. 

Call Deborah 

544-3702 

CASHIER CLERK 

Drugstore, Livonia area, must have 

experience, over 18, Call Manager 

476-1010 

CLERICAL - TEACHER aide, maintenance 

and custodial positions available 

with suburban school district Must 

meet CETA Title II D requirements and 

be an unemployed Oakland County 

resident Call Mm Davies, 547 0590 

ELECTRICIAN 

MACHINE TOOL 

At least 1 year experience in wiring machine tools, 

special equipment or control panels. Must know 

circuit-connect drawings and be able to work from 

electrical schematics. Prefer some test equipment 

experience. 

TESTER INC 

12271 Globe 

Livonia 

591-2271 

PART TIME HOUSEWIVES 

OR 

RETIREES 

We have Driver Independent Contacts open in Birmingham, 

West Bloomfield, Rochester and Troy for men or women drivers. 

Must/have truck, van or full size station wagon and be 

available on call for Monday and Thursday to drop off bundles 

of papers to Observer & Eccentric carriers. 

Call the 

Observer & Eccentric 

Circulation Department 

644-1100 ' 

or 

651-7575 


\ 

. I 

•-K 

814 Campers Motorhomes 

816 Auto Trucks, Parts 

A Service 

818 Auto Rentals Leasing 

8 19 Auto Financing 

820 Autos Wanted 

821 Junk Cars Wanted 

822 Trucks tor Sale 

823 Vans 

824 Sports Imported Cars 



856 Buck 

858 Cadillac 

860 Chevrolet 

862 Chrysler 

864 Dodge 

866 Ford 

8 70 Jeep 4 Wheel I>ive 

872 I incoln 

874 Mercury 

876 Otdsmobile 

878 Plymouth 

880 Pontiac 

884 Volkswagen 

BUSINESS 

DIRECTORY 

3 Accounting Service 

4 Advertising 

5 Air Conditioning 

6 Aluminum Cleaning 

9 Aluminum Siding 

I ? Appliance Service 

15 Asphalt 

16 Asphalt Sealcoating 

18 Auto K Truck Repair 


21 Awnings 

24 Basement Waterprooting 

25 Bathtub Refmishmg 

26 Bicycle Maintenance 

27 Brick Block A Cement 

29 Boat Docks 

30 Bookkeeping Service 

31 Building Inspection 

33 Building Remodeling 

36 Burglar Fire Alarm 

39 Carpentry 

42 Carpet Cleaning 

45 Carpel Dyeing 

48 Carpet Laying 

51 Carpet Repair 

52 Catering-Flowers 

54 Ceiling Work 

55 Chimney Cleaning 

57 Christmas Trees 

58 Clock Repair 

59 Commercial Steam Cleaning 

60 Consumer Services 

6 i Doors 

62 Drapenes 

63 Dressmaking P. Tailoring 

64 Drainage Surface 

66 E'ecincai 

67 ElecVoiysis 

69 E «c Ailmg 

75 FirAfisces 

78 I ,r/vood 

8 t Finer Service 

8 7 f loodhght 

90 Furnace Repa» 

93 Furniture 

96 Garages 

CASHIER/CLERK 25 to 35 hours, 

evenings and some weekends Apply 

in person, Bi Lo Pharmacy, 

34500 Ford Rd Near Wayne Rd 

CASHIER - experienced to start imme^ 

diately, retail store in Northland Center. 

Call Edith 569-5885 

CASHIER HOSTESS 

Douglas Foods his permanent part 

time work available during the day 

Qualifications would include good driv 

ing record and congenial personality 

Good opportunity for housewives and 

college students Apply between 

8AM 4PM at 

32416 Industrial Rd., Garden City 

427-5300 

CASHIER 

needed immediately 

Night shift 

For Supper Club 

Hazel Park. 

542-9196 

CASHIERS LIVONIA AREA 

Part time Experience preferred Must 

be over 18 

464-1668 

CLEANING LADIES wanted to clean 

hallways and laundry rooms in apart 

ment projects Day work. Full and part 

time Starting wages $3 25 per hour 

with regular increases Steady year 

round work Call Monday thru Friday, 

8 AM to 4 30 PM 427-4343 

CLEANING PERSON for new apart 

ment complex in Southfield Experience 

helpful Prefer mature person 40 

hours Call between 8 30 AM 4 30 PM 

358 1885 

CLEANING WOMAN 

Wanted for beauUful Farmington Hills 

apt. complex, 

474 6082 

CLERKS 

Will train, no experience needed, high 

pay, all benefit*, openings insouthfield " ' (1< 

A Lathrup village areas Apply ... anyday *) 

noon to 1 pm Mai Kai Cleaners, 23935 

W 9 Mile at Telegraph 

358-0505 

NOT JUST A SUMMER JOB 



9 7 Go" Club Repair 

98 Greenhouse*- 

99 Gutters 

'02 Handyman 

105 Hauimg 

108 Heating 

t ' 1 Home Safely 

> 12 Humidifiers 

114 Income Ta» 

115 Industrial Services 

116 Insurance Photog 

11 / Insulation 

120 Intenoi Decorating 

'23 Janitorial 

t26 Jewelry Repairs ft Qockv 

'29 landscaping 

I 3? I awn Mower Repair 

135 1 awn Maintenance 

'38 I awri Sprinkling 

'42 I inoieum 

'46 I ock Service 

' 4 7 Medical 

14R Maid Service 

149 Mobile Home Service 

'50 Moving Storage 

155 Music Instruction 

'57 Musical Instrument Repair 

' 58 New Home Services 

'65 Painting Decorating 

170 Patios 

1 75 Pest Control 

' 78 Photography 

'80 Piano Tuning 

200 Plastering 

2 15 Plumbmy 

220 Pools 

CLERKS 

7- 11 

America's Largest Chain of convenience 

stores npeds you With 7,000 

stores worldwide we can offer good 

pay, excellent benefits and a real 

chance for rapid advancement AH 

shifts available Apply in person to the 

store manager 

10 A MEADOW BROOK, NOVI 

9 A MIDDLE BELT, NOVI 

585 W KENNET, PONTIAC, 

10 V, A GREENFIELD, OAK PARK 

tOLLKCTOR/TRAINEE 

Royal Oak area Commercial collections, 

hours 8 30 to 5 PM For appoint 

ment call 545-4330 

COLLECTOR 

TRAINEE 

Immediate opening available for 

Collector Trainee with a mortgage 

banking company located in the Bir 

mingham area We are willing to train 

individual for the position Please call 

I Sharon K to set up an interview 

647-8600 

COLLEGE STUDENTS 

pass out catalogs, pick up orders for 

Fuller Brush Earn $8 per hour aver 

age Between 9 10 30am. 4 30-6 30PM 

689-2374 

COMPOSITION and Key line person 

needed for offset printing Company in 

Redford Typing a must Experience 

necessary Call 255-2280 

COMPUTER 

OPERATORS 

Major Detroit Bank has openings for 

experienced Computer Operators inter 

ested in working days or afternoons A 

minimum of 2 Yrs experience on IBM 

370/148 DOS/VS. Some TP experience 

and knowledge of job control Salary 

commensurate with experience, excel 

lent fringe benefits 

Person with related experience should 

apply or forward resume 

CITY NATIONAL BANK 

Personnel Div , Rm 339 

ity Natio 

Detroit, Mich , 48231 

INTERESTED IN 

REAL ESTATE SALES? 

FULLor PART TIME 

We are now accepting applications for no cost training. 

En|Oy the profits of today's booming market in Farmington. 

Farmington Hills, West Bloomfield, and surrounding 

areas. Call for appointment 

851-7190 478-2000 

[norwood ffl] 

^ WtAtTO«S J 

Full time help needed for: 

MAINTENANCE 

NIGHTS 

Starting pay $4 hour 

T 

Apply in person at; 

24020 Orchard Lake Rd 

at 10 Mile Rd 

Farmington Hills, 

Equal opportunity F.mploytr 

NEW FACILITY IN ROMULUS 

HAS OPENINGS FOR EXPERIENCED 

• TOOLMAKERS 

• MAINTENANCE MEN 

• MACHINE OPERATORS 

(Presses, Chuckers, Grinders) 

Excellent fringes 

interested individuals are encouraged to submit an 

application or apply in person, 10.M. - 4 P.M. 

FEDERAL MOGUL CORP. 

PRECISION FORGED 

PRODUCTS DIVISION 

17000 Northville Rd. 

Northville, Michigan. 48167 

£f«*/ opportunity tmploytr 

22' Porcelain Relinishing 

222 Printing 

223 Recreational Venule 

Service 

225 Retmishmy 

229 Refrigeration 

233 Rooting 

234 Saw Sbaioeninq 

235 Screen Repair 

237-Septic Tanks 

24 I Sewer Cleaning 

245 Sewmg Machine Repai' 

249 Slipcover. 

251 M.-ro-s 

253 Snow Removal 

254 Storm fVvw- 

255 Stucco 

257 Swimming Pool- 

26' Television Radu C B 

265 Terranums 

269 1 lie Work 

273 Tree Service 

275 Typing 

2 76 Typewrite' Rei 

27 7 Upholster J 

28' Vacuums 

282 Vinyl Repair 

283 Ventilation K 

ATTIC F ans 

284 Wallpapering 

285 Wan Washing 

.-'89 Wa'er S< iflenmg 

293 Weidmg 

294 We" Drilling 

297 Window 

298 Woodworking 


tofitm At* 

_ COMPUTER 

Entry/Operation 

IBM SYSTEM 34 

MUST HAVE 

EXPERIENCE ON ENTRY 

Full Time. Excellent benefits. 

Apply in Person,Personnel 

Office (Upper Level) 10 AM-2 

PM. 

31435 Stephenson 

Hwy. 

Madison Heights 

COOK 

Full time afternoons. 

Experience necessary 

Apply in person. 

WILLIAMSBURG 

Convalescent Center 

21017 Middlebelt, Farm 

Between Grd River & 8 Mile 



COMPUTER OPERATOR 

Minimum 1-2 years experience, with 

IBM equipment in an O S environment 

required Excellent working conditions 

location 4c benefits For further infor 

matlon contact Personnel Dept 

Alexander Hamilton 

Life Insurance Co. 

Of America 

12 Mile & Farmington Rd 

553-2000 

CONDO Converter needs man to do 

handyman jobs in various apartments 

Part time now and full Ume soOn Age 

no barrier Keith Metcalf 645-0560 

CONTROL DESK 

OPERATOR 

Apply in person after 7PM 

MAYFLOWER LANES 


Vi mile W of Beech Daly 

COOK 

Nights and some days Experienced in 

Italian cooking Farmington area res 

taurant Phone for interview 851-4094 

COOKS > 

Full time A part time cooks needed 

immediately Si Vincent A Sarah 

Fisher Center Farmington Hills 

626 7527 

COOKS 

To work in modern Westland Health 

Care Facility Excellent fringes 

including full retirement benefits afler 

10 years Experience desired but 

dependability is more important Will 

train proper person Retiree 

acceptable ( all for appointment 

261-9500 

APARTMENT COMPLEX 

MATURE MAINTENANCE COUPLE 

WANTED FOR LARGE Ai'ARTMENT 

COMPLEX MAN FOR MAlNTE 

NANCE. WOMAN FOR CLEANING 

GOOD PAY FOR RIGHT COUPLE 

t PLUS APARTMENT. UTILITIES A 

; MEDICAL BENEFITS 

CALL MS JONES 

I 852-4377 

CREDIT MANAGER 

Midwest distributor of commercial 

equipment seeks qualified dividual with 

| experience to run entire Credit Depart 

j ment Send resume C O Mr Jay P O 

J Box 1172, Berkley, Michigan. 4$072 

BOB JEANNOTTE PONTIAC 

IS NOW HIRING! 

* SHOP FOREMAN 

* LIGHT REPAIR 

Excellent opportunity to those who qualify Dealership 

experienced required. Blue Cross/Blue Shield, 

dental, eye glasses Fast growing west side dealer 

Call for an appointment. Ask for TIM YUERGENS or 

BOBJEANNOTTE 

BOB 

JEANNOTTE 

PONTIAC 

874W. Ann Arbor Rd. - Plymouth 

453-2500 963-7192 

RETAIL MANAGEMENT 

OPPORTUNITIES 

MEIJER THRIFTY ACRES is seeking aggressive mdivia 

uals for management in the following areas 

FOOD MANAGEMENT 

HARDLINES MANAGEMENT 

Hardware 

Housewares 

Pet & Gardens 

Photo & Jewelry 

Home Improvement 

Toys & Sporting Goods 

S0FTLINES MANAGEMENT 

Women's 

Children's 

Shoes 

Domestics 

Men's 

Retail education and or supervisory experience would 

be helpful but both are not necessary as we provide a 

training program to help insure your success with 

Meijer In addition to a competitive salary a complete 

company paid benefit package consisting of dental, 

life, optical prescription, hospitalization and major 

medical benefits. Paid holidays, personal leave days 

and vacation; sick pay plan; and a vested pension plan 

are provided. If you are interested in joining a winning 

teanngend your resume detailing work experience and 

salary history to: 

MEIJER, INC. 

PERSONNEL DEPT. 

* 

2727 WALKER 

GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. 49504 

AM

IF* Thursday, June 28,197fr 


CREATIVE DIRECTOR For mutp- 

ment position Knowledge of art and 

print production a muit Assertive, 

take-charge Individual Start at |S&M 

plot fringe Confidential resume to Bo* 

141. Observer k Eccentric Nesrspapera, 

3U51 Schoolcraft Rd.. LivooU, Mkrhi 

gan 41ISO 

CREDIT" 

ADJUSTER 

Requires an Individual expe- 

rienced In all phases of loan 

collections. 

WAYNE BANK 

Wayne, Mich. 48184 

721-4151 


CREDIT CLAIMS 

EXAMINER 

1 to 2 years claim* experience, (disabil- 

ity preferred), typing desired, excellent 

working conditions, location k benefits, 

for further information contact Person 

nel Dept 



Of America 

- 41 Mile k Farmington Rd 

553-2000 

CUSTODIAN 

Handyman able lo do small repairs, 

clean office, floors, walls, etc Good 

driving record Steady job with good 

pay and benefits 

Apply with references 

Land is 

Manufacturing Co., 

2035 Hilton Rd , Ferndale 

500 Halp Wantad 500 Halp Wantad 

DESIGNERS 

FOR FIXTURES '& 

GAGES 

LANGLOIS CORP. 

12730 Arnold, 

Redford.Mich. 

Call for Appointment 

DETROIT BRANCH OFFICE of Na- 

tionwide Firm Distributor has opening 

In Film Inspection/Shipping Depart- 

ment Will train right Individual Excel- 

lent opportunity k benefits Phone Mod- 

ern Talking Picture Service, 273-2072 

To arrange for an Interview 

., expert 

and medium lixed Progressive Dies 

New building, good benefits Apply at 

24450 Crestview Ct., Farmington Hills 

474-0413 

DRAFTSMAN 

Engineering/architectural experience 

necessary, minimum 1 year Design 

hotwater heat systems Responsibilities 

include estimating k shop fabrication 

Excellent opportunity for growth #lth 

a well established company OuUtand 

ing benefits. Royal Oak area 

HUME COMPANY 549-2830 

DRAFTSMAN 

For detailing of throwaway Insert tool 

holders, and »pecial cutting tools Some 

experience preferred Steady employ 

ment, overtime, all fringe benefits. 

U.S. TOOL & CUTTER CO., 

5 #8-0733 553-2038 


CUSTODIAN Full or part time da 

Able lo do small repairs, Ideal 

retirees Some weekends Bedford Villa 

ivs 

for 

Southfield 

557 3333 

DELIVERY help and inside help want 

ed Apply In person only at Hungry 

Howies Ptxxa k Subs. 25249 Plymouth 

Rd Hedford, during business hours 

DELIVERY PERSON 

wanted. 4 day week, benefits Westland 

Canton area Township Auto Supply, 

728 4030 

DEPENDABLE PERSON needed for 

delivery k maintenance of hospital 

equipment In patients home Detroit 

area k suburbs Some heavy lifting 

involved Good customer relations k 

good driving record required Call be- 

tween 9am 4pm 548-4500 

DESIGN CHECKER NEEDED 

SPECIAL MACHINES 

Save gas work near bome 10 Mile 

Grand River-Ha latead Rd area in 

Farmington Freeway Industrial Park 

Permanent full fringes 

K J Law Engineers Inc 478 3150 


DESIGNER DRAFTSMAN 

Full and part-time for board and layout 

of air filtration cabineta and consoles 

Must have experience with cabinet shop 

Industrial Rd . Livonia, Ml 48150 

Designer/Draftsman 

Automation equipment for handling of 

small parts Liberal company paid 

benefits Apply 

Tri-Mation Inc. 

20764 Whitlock 


477-7490 

DESIGNERS 

FOR .FIXTURES & 

GAGES 

LANGLOIS CORP. 

12730 Arnold, 

Redford.Mich. 

Call for Appointment 

EXPERIENCED COMMERCIAL Ac 

counts Assistant lew casualty and pack- 

age rating and underwriting Good ofK 

port unity for advancement and bonus 

plan for qualified employee Southfield 

office 352 7350 

DRAFTSMAN 10 year old computer 

manufacturer is seeking a qualified 

draftsman Call engineering manager 

Tech s Inc, 12997 Merriman, 

Ml 48150 

Livonia. 

425-9800 

EXPERIENCED air condiUoning ser- 

vicemen needed. Experience in heating 

helpful Good driving record. Benefits 

Livonia • 427-2584 

EXPERIENCED drapery salesperson, 

top salary for qualified person, Irving 

Kay Draperies, Birmingham 844-5280 

EXPERIENCED Drug Clerk, full time, 

ita, Sun. or Holidays. Good pay k 

lt», Plynfouth Rd near 

Call between »AM k 3PM, 

EXPERIENCED MAN needed for land 

scape work Complete lawn care. Able 

to manage a crew Have own transpor- 

tation. 354-3213, 397-2180 

EXPERIENCED machine operators - 

19 per hour, good fringes, days and mid 

nlgnta Haber Operations, 

12850 Inkfter 

EXPERIENCED PART TIME teller 

Call for appointment 

Security Bank of Novi, 478 4000 

Aa Equal Opportunity Employer 

EXPERIENCED 

Superintendent, Estimator. 

Foreman and Controller. 

Good opportunity for 

qualified person. 

For more Information, 

call 9 AM-5 PM Weekdays: 

MARCELLO BUILDING 

425-0140 

500 Halp Wantad 

FOREMAN. 

Supervisory experience and electronic 

knowledge necessary Openings on day 

and afternoon shifts Apply IJO AM to 

5 PM. Monday thru Friday' 

MULTI-ELMACj CO. 

22700 Heallp Dr . Nov! 

9 Mile & Novi Rd. area) 

n Equal Opportunity Employer 

s 

FOSTER 

PARENTS 

NEEDED 

Do you have room In your bome and 

heart for a mentally handicapped 

young adult or adult? As wel- 

come Apply In persofe. Consolidated 

Security, 3000 PrudentUl ToWn Center, 

Suite 690. Southfield Located 10* Mile 

k Evergreen Rd or call Dick Bailey, 

358 4880 


Accounting background through financial 

statements Degree desired, but will consider 

current night school student Some typing 

desired Excellent salary and fringe benefits 

Apply to 

Box: 814 

c/o Observer & Eccentric Newspapers 

36251 Schoolcraft 

Livonia, Ml 48152 

Equal Opportunity Employer M/F 

SECURITY 

FOR 

SPECIAL EVENTS 

BOXING MATCHES CIRCUS 

CONCERTS PRIVATE PARTIES 

MAJOR SPORTING EVENTS 


*JF 

500*tofp Wanted 

SHAMPOO GIRL 

Licensed, Tkuriday. Friday and Satur- 

day Be Lynn Beauty Salon. MISS W 

Ten Mile. Farmington 476 8323 

SHAMPOO GIRL 

Southfield area SSI) 0750 

SHAPERHAND 

DIE LEADERS - 

DTA MEMBER Job »hop experience, 

lie detail A progressive dies Long 

program All fringe benefits including 

Jen la I Steady work 

WALING TOOL 

23485 Industrial Pk. 


v A 

Sheet Metal Phototype 

Bench Layout 

Bridgeport Operator 

fop Wages A Benefits 

' Day Shift Only 

HY-FORM PRODUCTS. INC. 

35588 Veronica Dr.. Livonia 

464-3811 

SHIPPING DEPT MANAGER 

For metal stamping plant, 2 years ex 

perience in dealing with automotive re- 

leases and shipments Will be res pons i 

bfc for all shipments, inventory control 

and the direction of shipping depart- 

ment personnel Send resume to box 

W4, Observer A Eccentric Newspapers, 

36251 Schoolcraft Rd , Livonia, Michi 

gan 48150 

SHIPPING A RECEIVING CLERK 

Some typing required Day shift $3 10 

lo start Apply Tues thru Fri at North 

American I*boto, 27451 Schoolcraft, 

Livonia, Michigan 

SMALL APPLIANCES ful) time and 

part time sales person Experience pre- 

ferred Apply at Barry* Appliance 

29J2S Orchard Lake Bd 

SOCIAL WORKERS 

>ne MSW A ooe BSW Case work with 

•hildren A families in a residential 

treatment setting St Vincent A Sarah 

Fisher Center, Farmington Hills 

826 7527 

STEEL DOOR 

DISTRIBUTOR 

Seeking man for diversified shop duties 

Must have experience welding light 

gauge metal 

" VANDO CONSTRUCTION 

PRODUCTS INC 

261-9720 

STl'DENT fix part lime delivery and 

general for TV service shop Must have 

excellent driving record Apply 28915 

Joy Rd Westland 

STUDENTS 

Fuller Brush Company will hire 10 stu 

dents part time now. lull lime this sum 

mer Excellent earnings l Car neces 

sary For interview call Livonia office. 

6 8PM only Ask for Dave 525 2832 

STU EVANS 

Lincoln Mercury 

GARDEN CITY 

Full time porter Contact Rhonda or 

Joe in the Body Shop 

425-4300 

SUBSTITUTE BUS DRIVERS 

LIVONIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS 

So experience necessary Train during 

tummer for fall term Add to your 

income Excellent benefits Perfect op- 

portunity for Mothers who want to keep 

house and be with Ihe children when 

school is out - or for men interested in 

C rt time work Pick-up applications 

ard of Education Offices. 15125 

Farmington Rd. Livonia Michigan 

Ask for the Business Office 

4n Equal Opportunity Employer 

SUMMER HELP needed immmediate- 

ly Good lor students Inside ticket 

sales Apply 32228 Michigan Ave. 

Wayne 326 5600 

SUMMER JOBS • 16 21 per hour to 

siart Order taking and delivery posi- 

tions W E A I Company Must be 18 or 

over Car needed All shifts open Call 

373 0440 or 534-6020 

SUMMER 

PERMANENT 

JOBS 

for 

CLERKS 

SALES & STOCK 

Previous cash register experience 

required Must be at least 18 years old 

and have own transportation For more 

information call Mon thru Fri 

between 9AM SPM 

963-7781 

CUNNINGHAM 

D R U G S T O R E S I^C. 

SURFACE GRINDER 

Experienced Form Grinding Immedi 

ate opportunity in modern, air condi 

lioned shop in Plymouth 50 hour week 

Excellent benefits, hourly rate open 

301 Industrial Dr, 

455-1100 

SURFACE 

GRINDER HAND 

Apprentice with I years experience 

acceptable. Auto Parts Manufacturer 

located in Redford Liberal employee 

benefits Apply immediately 

STAHL Mfg. 

12282 Woodbine. Detroit 

SURVEY CREW A construction inspec- 

tion personnel Experienced only 

Send resume or apply at NI.DA, 

107 So Main, Plymouth, Michigan 

TAILOR OR Seam tress, part time in 

modern shop Lapham's, 120 East Main, 

Northville 349-5175 

TEACHER FOR suburan nursery 

scfcodl 2 mornings per week beginning 

in September 661-XJlJ 

TEACHERS NEEDED 

For I»79 80,Certified Guidance 

Counselor. Drafting teacher and part 

time Art teacher Call Larry after 6 

PM 553 *129 

TEACHER TEACHER AIDES 

Kindergarten and pre school teacher A 

teacher aide applications now being 

accepted Kingergarten teacher must 

be certified All other* most have early 

childhood educational background and 

experience Send resume to Children's 

World P 0 dox 367, Farmington Hills. 

Mich 48034, Attn Margaret Schoeffler 

TECHNICAL WRITER 

Machine Toots 

Agency needs engineer who can write, 

or trained writer with 2 technical 

yean Write don't call Temple, 22255 

Greenfield, a441, Southfield, Mi 46075 

TELEPHONE OPERATOR needed for 

morning and evening shift Mature 

woman, must be able to write legibly 

and spell correctly 155-3100 

TRUCK DRIVER - full time Anderson 

Vehicle Sales. 34600 W 8 Mile. Farm- 

ington Hills 476-1100 

TRUCK DRIVERS 

Minimum 1 year semi experi- 

ence. 25 or older. Highway 

work. Good driving record. 

Home daily. 

595-8088 . 

BETWEEN I AM 5 PM 


TRUCK TIRE REPAIRMAN Expert 

encwd preferred, will train 

Apply at Kllffel Tire Co . 21176 W I 

Mlle'Rd Southfield. Ml 

TYPESETTER 

AM or Compufraptoc experience Full 

or part-Ume Southfield area Call • AM 

toiPM, 557 1851 

UNION PAINTERS wanted. Must be 

a bis to do good work Most work In 

Plymouth area After 7 PM, weekdays; 

anytime Sat A Sun 5U761I 

Ot E 


TELLERS 

Part Time Teller positions available 

for Suburban Branches of Detroit area 

Savings A Loan Applicants should have 

some cashier experience, light typing 

skills A good math ability Public con- 

tact positions request well grooomed 

personable applicants able to work 

flexible schedules, including Saturdays 

Own car Applicants may complete ap- 

plications at the Branch locations 

shown below, Monday thru Saturday, 

between I0am-4pm Only thoee seeking 

part Ume will be considered 

32800 Southfield Rd . Birmingham 

22180 Greenfield. Southfield 

31550 Northwestern Hwy 

Farmington Hills S 

19830 W 7 Mile. Detroit 

25555 Coolldge. Royal Oak 

Metropolitan Savings Assoc 


TOOL A DIE MAKER, Machine Hand, 

Die Repairman or Proto Type Maker 

for automotive proto type shop After- 

noon shift Minimum 2 years experi 

ence in related field, with references 

Full benefits Davis Tool & Engineering 

Co 728 8180 

T00LMAKER 

JOURNEYMAN STATUS ONLY 

GAGE EXPERIENCE DESIRED 

AREA WAGES 

AREA BENEFITS 

DENTAL PLAN 

DAY SHIFT ONLY 4 

Contact krtr. C Morris 

463-1563 or 965-7432 

Bendix Corp. 

A & M DIV. 

118 N. Groesbeck, 

Mt. Clemens. Mich. 


TOOL MAKER, part time Fourslide 

Tooling A Set up Retiree or moon 

lighter Exceptional wages Call Days 

Russ Mueller 425 2378 Eves 1 634 8864 

TOOL MAKERS 

Active or retired Part time also avail 

able with hours arranged Overtime is 

also readily available if desired Liber- 

al employee benefits Apply immediate- 

ly 

S.M.C. 

800 Junction, Plymouth 

TRAINEES 

for new real estate office. 6 

positions open. For interview 

call v 

Norwood 

No. 10, Inc. 459-2800 

TRUCK DRIVER 

Distron, a division of Burger King is 

now taking applications for tractor 

trailer drivers to deliver food and pa 

per products to Burger King restau 

rants Must meet all DOT require- 

ments Call for more information 

941-4150 


VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL Assistants 

wanted by Garden City Public Schools 

for part-time work (2-4 hours per day. 5 

days per week) in the fields of eWfctron- 

ics and graphics to work with class- 

room teachers beginning in September, 

1979 Two years experience in these 

areas needed Rate: $6 75 per hour 

Contact the Personnel Office at 1333 

Radcllff, Garden City or call 425-4900 

WALL PAPER DANGERS 

Some experience necessary 

Must have own equipment 

722 0160 

WANTED EXPERIENCED MAN 

For Maintenance A Janitorial work 

120unit apartment complex in South 

field 354 3930 

WATCHMAN part time nights, Farm 

inston Hills office building. Sat Sun 

holidays only 4pm midnight Retired 

person preferred Personnel Dept 

553 2000 

WELCOME WAGON 

Has the Job you ve been looking for We 

offer something different than the 9 to 5 

routine You work your own hours, 

meet new people, do something really 

worth while A earn at the same Ume 

356 7720 After 4 PM 879 8446 


WELDER 

Experienced with Heliarc for Machine 

shop Good benefits, challenging work 

Farmington area 478-3600 

Welders A Apprentice Welders 

Spray Painter, Hi Lo Driver, Semi 

Truck Driver also Foreman or Leader 

W Suburban Area Small Welding Shop 

422-2772 

WILLING TO TRAIN WOMAN IDEAL 

Producer of sophisUcated powder met- 

al parts in need of person to work on 

compacting presses St powder process 

ing equipment Ability to handle small, 

fragile, high volume parts reauired, 

along with patience A sensitivity to 

finely tuned equipment CompeUtive 

wages in a new A small, high technolo 

gy company located in West Farming- 

ton Hills Call or write Plant Superin 

tendant, C'MI, P.O. Box 670, Farming- 

ton Hills. Mich 48024 

478-5600 


WOMAN to learn cleaning of uphol- 

stered furniture Part time with full 

time potential Must be mature and 

able to deal with public, conscientious 

and neat Requires handling equipment 

Earn $6 $8 per hour Steve Hagopian 

353 1843 

WOMAN 18 yrs or older Drug store 

Full or part-Ume Days or evenings 

Apply in person Burton Hollow Phar 

macy, 17176 Farmington Rd, Livonia 

YOUNG MAN, Livonia area, must be 18 

yrs. and have chauffer license to 

cleanup shop and make deliveries Also 

to fill in on machines St learn a trade 

591-3121 

$NEED 

MONEYS 

EXTRA BONUS 

CONTACT YOUR NEAREST 

KELLY SERVICES OFFICE 

FOR DISCOUNT TICKETS 

FOR JULY 4TH DETROIT 

EXPRESS SOCCER GAME 

Don't wait atay longer to start working 

We have temporary LIGHT ASSEM- 

BLY/LIGHT PACKAGING WORK 

available days or afternoons Start 

work*today Apply at 

29449 W 6 Mile, Livonia 

For Plymouth, Farmington 

A Novi area 

522-4025 

27631 John R. Madison Hts 

For Troy, Femdale, Madison Hu, Roy- 

al Oak * Basel Park area 

398-1420 

2319 S Telegraph. Bloomfield H 

For Pootiac area ' 

642-9650 

109 E Grand River 

For Novi, Wtxom A Brighton area 

1-227-2034 

KELLY 

SERVICES 

"T>e Kelly Girl People 


«140. PER WEEK 

Guaranteed. Ice Cream St V 

Apply Penguin Ice Cream, 

Schoolcraft, Livonia between IM 

ending 

M0f» 


Dental-Medical 

MIDNIGHT NURSE 

FULL OR PART TIME 

RN OR LPN 

Apply at 

Middlebelt-Hope 

326-1200 

AVONDALE CONVALESCENT HOME 

has full Ume openings on all shifts for 

RNs. LPs, and experienced Nurse 

Aides New salary level In effect. Call 

651 4422 

BILLING CLERK in Blue Shield, Medi 

care, Medicaid and 3rd party insurance 

Full time, Southfield lab Ask for Bill 

mg Supervisor 358-0813 

BRIGHT ATTRACTIVE young lady 

wanted as Oral Surgery Assistant 

Beautiful Birmingham office Experi- 

ence necessary Please call 646-1721 

CERTIFIED dental assistant wanted 

for Livonia office 522-6770 

Charge Nurse 

Opening for full time r 

Registered Nurse for 

midnight shift. Supervisory 

and psychiatric experience 

preferred. 

Ardmore Acres 

Hospital 

19810 Farmington, Livonia 

474-3500 

CHIROPRACTIC ASSISTANT, part 

time A Saturdays, light typing, filing A 

X-ray Experience preferred, but not 

necessary Redford 537-5452 

DENTAL ASSISTANT Oral surgery 

office, full time to start in September 

Experience preferred Call between 

9AM-5PM Birmingham area 647-7336 

DENTAL ASSISTANT, full time, for 

Livonia speciality practice Experience 

necessary Weekdays Only Also need 

ed, part time receptionist Call Jennifer 

at 522-7313 

DENTAL ASSISTANT 

Experience preferred, Joy-Telegraph 

area Salary open 

537 8600 

DENTAL ASSISTANT - Experience 

preferred, no evenings Own transpor- 

tation Southfield Must live in area 

Call 10am 5pm except Wed 353-5010 

DENTAL ASSISTANT for busy N 

Woodward general practice Experi 

ence not necessary, willing to train 4 

day week, no Saturdays Call between 2 

Si 3 PM for appointment 544 9000 

DENTAL ASSISTANT, full time A part 

Ume Chairside. typing & insurance 

Friendly and pleasant Modern office 

Experience preferred Redford 

537 8063 

DENTAL ASSISTANT for Orthodontic 

office in Southfield Apply to Box 128, 

Observer I Eccentric Newspapers, 

36251 Schoolcraft Rd.. Livonia, Michi 

gan 48150 

DENTAL ASSISTANT chairside, must 

be experienced, Garden City, Call 

522 2180 

DENTAL ASSISTANT for children's 

dental practice in Birmingham area 

Full time Experience or formal 

education necessary Call for interview 

appointment 647 8656 

DENTAL CHAIRSIDE Assistant want 

ed full time, pertnanent posiUon Expe- 

rience preferred, but will train right 

person 459 1950 

DENTAL HYGIENIST Full 

time with preventive oriented 

dental practice in Fisher Bid. 

Detroit, Monday through Fri- 

day 9-5PM, No eevenings or 

Saturdays. Paid holidays, 

sick. & vactions. Medical 

Insurance. Must like working 

with children, excellent 

working conditions. Your 

own Hygiene department- 

with 2 operatories. Must 

have good personality, sal- 

ary commensurate with 

experience. 871-3260 

DENTAL HYGIENIST. wanted 3 days, 

Joy, Telegraph jrea, no eves 274-3590 

DENTAL 

land area, 

raphjrea, not 

HVGIENIST. Wayne, West- 

722 4455 

DENTAL OFFICE Manager experi- 

enced AtUacUve benefits, interesting 

general practice, congenial and pleas- 

ant 3 girl office 7 Mlle-Inkster Rd 

area 533-9100 

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST 

West Bloomfield. aggressi\>e A mature, 

must be experienced, 4 1 * days, bene- 

fits, salary commensurate with creden 

tials, for interview call 851-2242 

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST 

For Orthodontic office, in Lathrup Vil- 

lage Full Time employment for ma 

ture person Must be excelled typist A 

enjoy children Call 9-12 Only 556-4092 

DENTAL TECHNICIAN, experienced 

in waxing, casting, metal finishing 

Excellent working condiUons, chance 

to learn A advance Plymouth area 

4536840 

DENTAL TECHNICIAN 

New dental laboratory, Plymouth area 

Opening? for experienced CAB techni- 

cians Exceptional opportunity to grow 

with laboratory Salary open Send re- 

sume th Box 14?, Observer A Eccentric 

Newspapers, 36251 Schoolcraft Rd, 

Livonia, Michigan 48150 _ 

DOCTOR S OFFICE, full Ume Direct 

patient contact All insurance billing, 

typing skills required Pegboard and 

bookkeeping experience helpful Top 

salary to capable applicant Eleven 

Mile-Evergreen area . 569-0737 

EXPERIENCED Dental AaAsUnt for 

modern Westland practice, fujl time. 

412 5540 

EXPERIENCED INSURANCE 

BII.LER Blue Cross, Medicare and 

Medicaid Also some background at 

front desk, peg board, phones etc 5 

days, no Saturday Southfield v 

Call Anne 358-2744 

FULL TIME dental assistant desired , 

minimum 2 years experience, applica 

lions being accepted, call Debbie 

351 5441 

FULL TIME position avaiUble in pnv 

gresslve dental office Experience nec- 

essary In four handed dentistry Better 

than excellent beneflU and salary 

532 6013 

HEAD NURSE 

Small. Acute Care 

Psychiatric Hospital in 

Livonia seeking qualified RN 

with psychiatric experience, 

day shift. Monday - .Friday. 

Call Mrs. Schweler. 

474-3500, Ext 21 

HOME HEALTH Aide, full Uipe, Belle^ 

vllle, Wayne area, 1 year experience 

minimum as nurse aide, must nave car 

available prefer certificate, excellent 

salary A benefits 278-7000 

LAB TECH 

Part Ume Doctor's office. Vena punc- 

ture, accustat, etc 20 hours per week 

Call days A evenings 549-7058 

LIVE-INS- 

COMPANIONS 

PUT a ray of sunshine In your Ufe, i 

smile on someone's face, and know 

you're appreciated! Serve with the Per- 

sonalised Home Care People 

QUALITY CARE 

643-0311 274-2309 

LOCAL general practitioner in Wayne 

needs help in pleasant friendly office, 

flexible hours, good typing A clerical 

skills required Permanent part time, 

call Debra at 729 7110 

RN NEEDED to be on call for vaca- 

tions etc Six D.O office In Livonia - 

Plyfnouth area Call Mr Mulr 

464-9200 

RN'or LPN'S FULL OR PART Ume. 

All shifts, meals, paid blue cross plus 

other beneflU. Bedford Villa Nursing 

Home, Southfield. 557 3133 

RN OR LPN to do insurance physicals 

on a mobll basis South Oakland County 

area lW> 



Dental-Mad ical 

LPN 

FULLTIME 

3-11 PM 

APPLY IN PERSON 

WHISPERING WILLOW MANOR 

-Nursing Home- 

49650 W Warren 

Canton 459 7060 

L.P.N.'s & R.N.'s 

Midnights 

Specialty and charge posi- 

tions readily available. Work 

for the temporary agency 

that caters to you and your 

bank account. 

SUBURBAN 

HEALTH CARE 

SERVICE 

Southfield 

352-7150 

MATURE WOMAN, filing, phone, bill 

ing. typing Experienced Mon thru 

Fri , 8 30AM 5 PM. Southfield area 

559 5808 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT 

Rochester area, 

651 2900 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT, Vena puncture. 

EKG, typing, knowledge of medical ter 

minology Prefer mature woman 

Northwest Detroit area Benefits 

272 0900 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT needed for Foot 

Specialist Some typing A assisting Dr 

will train Approx 30 a week Plymouth 

area Call 453 4055 or 851-2309 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT for Internist s 

office in Southfield Experience with in- 

surance forms, Venipuncture, Lab Pro- 

ceedures, EKG preferred 557-7878 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT Mature wom- 

an, typing, records, 32 hours weekly 

Call for interview 353 3636 354 5577 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT 

wanted for part time position Doctors 

office in Farmington Please, ask for 

Helen 476 4850 

MEDICAL 

, ASSISTANT 

Great opportunity in suburban special 

isl office Experience in VP, EKG, and 

light lab Super hours! 

COMPUTERIZED 

PERSONNEL SERVICES, INC 

Merriman at 7 Mile 

474-0740 

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST 

Must be experienced, pegboard, typing, 

insurance forms 5 days a week Bene- 

flU 553 8800 

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST 

For Farmington Hills Allergy office 

Good pay for mature, experienced indi 

vidua! 553 0008 

MEDICAL SECRETARY to type 

charU, letters and insurance forms for 

Dermatologist office in Farmington 

Please send typed/written reply to Box 

160 Observer A Eccentric Newspapers, 

36251 Schoolcraft Rd , Livonia, Michi- 

gan 48150 

MEDICAL 

TECHNOLOGIST 

3:30-12 Midnight shift Full Time posi- 

tion Good fringe beneflU 

Call Anna SUItmanis 

REDFORD 

Community Hospital 

531-6200 Ext.325 


MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONIST 

2 yrs experience minimum 

Good opportunity 

call Steve Walmsley 569 5144 

MEDICAL 

TRANSCRIPTIONIST 

On Call 

We are currenUy seeking a Medical 

Transcriptional to work on an "As 

Needed'' basis This position requires a 

thorough knowledge of medical termi 

nology and an ability to type a mini 

mum of 60 wpm For more informa- 

tion, please call Personnel 

Metropolitan Hospital 

& HEALTH CENTER. WEST 

28303 Joy Rd.. Westland 

522-6800, ext. 286 


MEDICAL TYPIST 

Part time, 3 days per week Experience 

necessary and knowledge of all insur- 

ance forms Excellent wages A working 

conditions Southfield aiea 353-6887 

Mental Health 

Workers 

For All Shifts 

Ardmore Acres 

Hospital 

19810 Farmington, Livonia 

474-3500 

NURSE AIDES and ORDERLIES, Full 

time all shifu On the Job training 

Pleasant working condiUons. Bedford 

Villa Southfield • 557 3333 

NURSE 

AIDES 

Experience not necessary Be paid 

while you Ualn Mature, responsible ap- 

plicants desired Opportunity for 

advancement Differential for mid 

nighu 

EARN $2.95-$3.60 HR. 

APPLY NOW 

HENDRY 


105 Haggerty, Plymouth 

455-0510 

RN'S & LP'A 

Psvch nursing-Immediate openings on 

PM's and nighU for 36 bed unit in fully 

accredited acute care Psych facility 

Competitive salary and fringes, shift 

differential. Paid training thruout ori- 

enUtion and in-service programs Call 

338 7144, 9 to 3. Mon thru Fri 

WOODSIDE MEDICAL, INC 

845 Woodward, Pontiac 

NURSE AIDES 

FULL TIME 

11 PM • 7 AM or 7 AM J PM 

13 AN HOUR TO START 


, WHISPERING WILLOW MANOR 

-Nursing Home 

49650 W Warren 

Canton 459 7060 

, NURSE AIDES 

FUll Time, All Shifts, 

t Apply in person 

WILLIAMSBURG 


21017 Middlebelt. Farm 

Between Grd River & 8 Mile 

NURSE AIDES 

With recent experience, transportsUoc. 

current TB skin test A Drs permit 

needed to work lmmedUtely 

RN'SfLPN'S 

With current llcJnee, TB skin tost A 

Dr'i permit needed to work ImmedUte- 

ly 

AMC HEALTH CARE ONE 

Suite 102W, Livonia Office Pavilion 

acroas from Livonia Mall, 19506 

Middlebelt Mon.1-4, Wed A Fri. 10-1 

478-2590 

Southfield Pontlac 

569-2781 643-6970 

NURSE FOR summer camp RN pre- 

ferred LPN accepted June 15 thru 

August 1ft or any portion thereof. Your 

children welcome Call 559-7510 

NURSES - AU shifU, fuU or part Ume. 

four hour shift avaiUble on day* 4 

afternoons Call Hendry Convalescent 

Center 455 0610 


Dantal-Madical 

NURSES - RN'S, LPNS . GN^S, NURSE 

AIDES needed part Ume A full Ume, 

competitive salary A benefiU, excellent 

geriatric facility, apply 34215 Grand 

River, Farmington or call Personnel 

477-7373 

NURSING 

ASSISTANTS 

A few openings are available on our 

afternoon schedule for women who en- 

joy working with the elderly Flexible 

scheduling 

Call Mrs Mills at 

427-8270 

University Convalescent Center 

28550 Five Mile 

Livonia 

ORTHODONTIC CHAIR SIDE 

ASSISTANT 

Experience required 

Salary commensurate with ability 

Birmingham Area 

Call 647 0696 

O.T.R. 

Full Time poeiUons available Serving 

in MetropoliUn Detroit area Home 

Health Care. Hospital A Convalescent 

Centers Excellent salary A fringe ben- 

eflU Call Mrs Weil at 353-0420 

PART TIME MEDICAL RECORDS 

clerk needed for busy Garden City Clin- 

ic Hours 9am-2pm Call Janet for 

interview 421-7478 

PART TIME RECEPTIONIST for doc 

tors office Insurances, billing, typing 

and pleasant personality necessary Ex 

perience preferred 937 8155 

PERSONNEL 

To do scheduling of Nurse Aides For 

further informaUon call or apply in 

person 

FRANKLIN MANOR 

CONVALESCENT CENTER 

26900 Franklin Rd , Southfield 

352-7390 

PHYSICAL THERAPIST 

Registered, growing rehabilitation 

firm 644-4134 

PRIVATE DUTY Full or part Ume 

RN/LPN in home, days, Mon-Fri Ex- 

perience A references required Bir 

mingham area Call Mrs Sweet, 

835-5400 

RECEPTIONIST Doctors office, full 

time Including Mon and Thurs eveth 

ings and Saturdays Southfield area 

569 2416 

RECEPTIONIST 

For busy InternisU office in Southfield 

Medical experience a must Person 

must be mature, dependable Pegboard 

knowledge helpful Hours, Mon thru 

Fri, 8 30 to 5 30 BenefiU and salary 

negotiable Call Jill, 645-2520 

REGISTERED 

NURSES 

We* are currently seeking Registered 

Nurses to fill the following positions 

Emergency Room, days, 

20 hours per week 

Special care unit, 

afternoons, 24 hours per week 

In-patient, midnighU. 


Supervision. midnighU, 


Supervision vacation replacement. 

rotaUng shifU 

If you are interested In becoming a part 

of our dynamic and growing team, 

please call Personnel for more infor- 

mation 

Metropolitan Hospital 

& HEALTH CENTER. WEST 

28303 Joy Rd,, Westland 

522-6800, ext. 286 


ftN A LPN 

Explore with us the opportunity of a fu- 

ture 12 hour shift Work 3 days, enjoy 4 

days in pursuit of your other activities, 

immediate 8 hour per day opening 

RN 11-7 Full Time 

LPN 11-7 Full Time 

LPN 3-11 Part Time 

Every other weekend 

LPN 7-3 Part Time 

Every other weekend 

•No shift rotaUon 

•No overlapping of shifU 

•No roUUon of unit assfknmenU 

•9% Differential for 2nd and 3rd shifU 

NEW POTENTIAL RN graduate appli 

cates welcome at a saUry midway be- 

tween RN A LPN level, pending sue 

cessful passage of the state board 

examination Apply Kern HospiUl. 

21230 Dequindre, Warren 

RN-LPN 

Full or part Ume. all shifU Good start- 

ing salaries, and good hospital benefiU 

Modern facilities See Mrs Ferguson 

NIGHTENGALE WEST 

8365 Newburgh Rd 

Westland, near Joy Rd 


RN • LPN Join our caring nursing staff 

in modern suburban (acuity Full and 

part time, all shifU Cambridge South. 

18200 W 13 Mile, Birmingham 

647-6500 

^ RN-LPN 

3PM-11PM Shift 

4PM-9PM Shift 

New Wage Scale 

Call or apply in person, 10am-3pm 

Dorvin Convalescent Center 

29270 Morlock. Livonia 

One block south of 8 Mile on Middlebelt 

476-0550 

RN'S-LPN'S 

- ENJOY - 

• YOUR FREEDOM 

• YOUR FAMILY 

• YOUR PROFESSION 

- TOP WAGES - 

RN'S-TO $80 Per Shift 

LPN'S-TO $70 Per Shift 

OUTSTANDING BENEFITS 

• YOUR CHOICE OF - 

• Assignment 

• Schedule 

PART TIME/FULLTIME 

MEDICAL 

PERSONNEL 

POOL 

Blmfld/Pontlac 334-9220 

Detrdlt/Sfld. 569-1950 

RNS LPNS, Full and part Ume All 

shifU Excellent beneflU 

Farmington Nursing Home. 30405 

FolsomRd 477-7400 


Dantal-Madical 

R.N. 

for internist's office Birmingham 

4Vt days, salary open, fringes 

644 4900 

SECRETARY ASSISTANT 

Surgeon's office In Troy seeks a respon- 

sible person with good typing and phone 

skills Excellent saUry and beneflU 

Will train qualified individual Send re- 

sume to Box 816, Observer A Eccentric 

Newspapers, 36251 Schoolcraft Rd, 

Livonia, Michigan 48150 

WANTED DENTAL ASST 

Experenced preferred 

Livooia area 

All fringe benefiU 

Call 427-8111 

RNS & LPNS 

Full Ume, All ShifU Starting salary. 

LPN $44'per shift 

RN »50 per shift. 

WILLIAMSBURG 

CONVALESCENT CENTER 

21017 Middlebelt. Farm 

Between Grand River A 8 Mile 

476-8300 

RN'S-LPN'S 

You're not "Just Another Nurse" With 

us. your're a specialized person with a 

specialized agency 

QUALITY CARE 

643-03,11 


RN's 

Needed at Northville Regional Psychia- 

tric Hoapttal. 115,743 to fll.tU 

Michigan Civil Service beneflU Please 

contact Mrs Nixon 

349-1800 ext.231 


RN S or LPN'S. FuU or part Ume. All 

shifU, meals, paid Blue Cross plus other 

beneflU Bedford Villa Nursing Home. 

Southfield 557-3111 

WANTED: PART TIME L >N 

for PedUtrlcians office, must give 

Injection. Garden City area. 

ftil-iro 

X RAY TECHNICIAN - part time, 

mornings, N suburban X ray clinic, 

547-75M 

X-RAY TECHNICIAN 

Part Ume. Garden City office. 

Call weekdays 

411-3100 


Offica-Clarical 

ARE YOU AN 

EXPERIENCED 

Shorthand/Typist? 

If so why not become part

4F* 



OWc*-Cl#rtc«l 

GENERAL OFFICE work. Farmington 

»re« Typin| essential. filing, pdow 

and form* Hours flexible |3 per hour 

Ml 2112 

to iurt 

GENERAL OFFICE 

area Permanent Typing 

^ M Phone. Filing, ability 

"" k SUT* A " beneflu 40 bour 

40 

644-M70 

GENERAL 

OFFICE/CLERICAL 

Full Time. Some experience 

required. Good typlnfl skills. 

Excellent fringe benefits. Ap- 

ply in Person 10 AM-2 PM 

Gratiot Auto Supply 

31435 Stephenson Hwy 

Madison Height* - (Upper Level) 


insurance company I Mile. Southfield 

are* Experience Decenary 

538 #500 



JUNIOR SECRETARY with good typ- 

ing skill* for management company lo- 

cated in Southfield Call for appoint- 

ment. 559 779S 

Keydisc/Keypunch 

Experienced operators - top 

pay. Immediate openings for 

afternoon shift. Excellent 

benefits and incentive pay. 

Livonia 

Utica 

427-2000 

254-1910 

Keypunch-Key Tape Operator* 

Schoolcraft - Middlebelt Area Mini 

mum 6 month* experience, full k part 

Ume, day*, afternoon* k midnight* 

522-1710 


Part Time. 9 AM 3 PM, 5 day* Plea* 

ant working condition* Plymouth area 

455 8300 

GENERAL OFFICE • Position in bu*y 

one girl office light bookkeeping 

knowledge helpful but not necessary 

Will train, must be willing to learn Call 

9am 5pm. SM 1446 

GENERAL OFFICE work Accurate 

wilh fimre*. light typing, telephone and 

filing^ Full Ume position Apply to Mr 

Jim Shepperd, Wolverine Trucking Co , 

1020 Doris Road. Pontiac. Ml 37J-9SOO 


Friendly office tn Southfield's Town 

Center Bldg has opening for an intelli- 

gent individual with knowledge of off- 

ice procedures, accurate typing skills, 

figure apUtude and ability to handle 

busy phones Excellent working condi- 

tions Call 9AM 5 PM 352 #555, Eves 

828 0363 

GIRL FRIDAY for law office in Bloom 

field Hills Duties include light typing 

Call Mrs Herrala between 9 AM and 5 

PM 642 5770 

GIRL FRIDAY 

Immediate opening for experienced gal 

wilh outgoing personality, to handle 

front office duties Livonia area 

525-7747 

GIRL FRIDAY 

Immediate opening for experienced gal 

with outgoing personality, to handle 

front office duties Livonia area 

525-7747 

GLAMOUR SPOT 

If you can type 60 wpm this 

plush advertising agency can 

use your services Company 

pays your fee $9000 a year. 

PERMANENT STAFF 

353-0505 

GO-GETTER 

Ambitious Self Starter can move ahead 

quickly in personal service area The 

combination of in person and phone du 

lies is designed to express your own 

people handling skills $650 $800 j 

Call 649 4144 

HARRIET SORGE PERSONNEL 

Your New Boss Pays Our Fee 

GREENHOUSE OFFICE needs mature 

individual to keep records and handle 

various office responsibilities Sec re. 

tarial experience and ability to org* 

niie and learn quickly very helpful 

Full time permanent position Apply in 

person at the greenhouse office, Mon- 

day through Friday, 8 AM 5 PM; a*k 

(or Loraine Bordines Better Blooms, 

1985 So Rochester Rd . Rochester 

GROUP HEALTH insurance claim 

examiner Computerized payment sys- 

tem, excellent starting salary and bene- 

fiU Southfield office location 424-M28 

KEYPUNCH OPERATOR 

for IBM «3742 Redford area 

Full or part Ume, days 

#37 1180 

KEYPUNCH OPERATOR for day shift, 

K rt Ume Apply at Wicke* Furniture, 

635 7 Mile Rd Livonia 



Needed for full Ume positon in progres 

*ive Southfield Firm Some experience 

necessary Pleasant working conditions, 

excellent benefits For appointment 

call 353 3209 

LEGAL SECRETARY, full or flexi- 

time, must have excellent skills k expe- 

rience Birmingham Salary open, 

646-1800. 644-4309 

LEGAL SECRETARY For Northville 

firm Experience preferred Please call 

for interview 348 2992 

LEGAL SECRETARY 

For Southfield law firm Salary com 

mensurate with experience Call 

Mr Haberek 424 8844 

LEGAL SECRETARY, Downtown, 

some experience preferred, general 

pracUce with personal injury emphasis 

Salary open, 962 1492 

LEGAL SECRETARY part time, good 

typing and dictaphone skills, no expert 

ence required 642-1811 

LEGAL SECRETARY experienced 

preferred for Southfield general law 

fUjn, pleasant office, near 10 Mile-Ev- 

ergreen area 353 3600 

MAG CARD 

TYPIST 

Full Ume or part Ume opening Must 

have skills in spelling, punctuation, and 

transcription experience Typing at 50- 

60 wpm Hourly rate negotiable Con- 

solidated Security Services, 3000 Pro 

dential Town Center, Suite 690, South- 

field, located 10W Mile A Evergreen, or 

call Sandy, )58 4880 

MARKETING SECRETARY 

No shorthand 1 Step into a new career in 

this beautiful suburban Highrise Your 

f ood typing and experience are the 

eys To $11,700 

Call Joanne Headley today' 

SNELLING & SNELLING 

PERSONNEL 

MATURE PERSON 

Wanted for office duties, must be able 

to answer phone and greet people in our 

office with a pleasant personality Must 

be able lo work one day on weekend 

Call 349-8410 

MATURE SECRETARY needed for 2 

J lrl district insurance office located in 

loomfield Must be able to work well 

under pressure Call Jackie 362 4900 

IMMEDIATE OPENING with an ex- 

panding company In Troy for an indi 

vidual with payroll experience and gen 

era I accounting skills Send resume to 

Box 138, Observer k Eccentric New* 

papers. 36251 Schoolcraft Rd , Livonia, 

Michigan 48150 

IMPRESSIVE SPOT 

Lots of public contact for this executive 

secretary Typing and shorthand re- 

quired for this exciting publicaUon 

position Southfield area $12,000 fee 

paid 

PERMANENT STAFF 

353-0505 

INSURANCE AGENCY, Downtown 

Northville. full time, typing required 

Experience preferred G«id wages, 

pleasant surroundings 349-1122 

INSURANCE-Commercial account as 

sistant for insurance agency Experi- 

ence necessary Excellent opportunity 

It working conditions New office in 

Southfield 355 4400 

KEYPUNCH 

1 year experience, call Rena 

642-9500 

LEGAL RECEPTIONIST for South 

field I-aw firm, American Center Op- 

portunilies for advancement Excellent 

benefits Salary commensurate with ex- 

perience and ability 354-4740 

MATURE SECRETARY with excellent 

office skills Pleasant Troy insurance 

office Excellent fringe benefits Age 

No Barrier Call mornings, 649 3600 


MATURE SECRETARY good typing 

skills dictaphone experience for 

accounting firm located Via 

Southfield Send resume to Box 130,Ob- 

server A Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 

Schoolcraft Rd, Livonia, Michigan 

48150 

MATURE WOMAN for general office 

work, apUtude for figures Call Rose 

8 30 to 3 PM 831 8700 

MEDICAL BOOKKEEPER Insurance 

Biller wanted for ousy Rochester 

specialist'* office Experience needed 

Good typing skills a must Pleaae call 

652 2900 

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST needed for 

doctor* office, full time Experience 

helpful, some Saturday* 7 Mile • 

Middlebelt area 477-7022 

NEED mature Secretary for 1-gtrl off- 

ice, dictaphone experlnece r*>cessary 

No bookkeeping, full Ume Dearborn 

area Call 644-2700 

OFFICE ASSISTANT NEEDED 

Secretarial experience, male or female 

Apply in person, 9-5 PM Auto City 

Cnemlcal Co, 16515 Plymouth Rd., 

Detroit 

PART TIME OFFICE HELP NEEDED 

Experience helpful in handling busy 

phones & light typing Apply in person 

Art Van Furniture, 4331 N Woodward, 

Royal Oak 

504 Help Wanted Office-Clerical 


FTD is looking for an individual with Data Entry 

experience General office experience and knowl- 

edge of Bookkeeping procedures is highly desir- 

able We offer a competitive salary and excellent 

benefits package to the qualified individual. If inter- 

ested, contact 

DEBBIE DUNGEY 

355-9300, Ext 283 

FLORISTS' TRANSWORLD 

DELIVERY ASSOCIATION 

29200 Northwestern Highway 

Southfield, Michigan 48037 


SECRETARY 

Immediate opening in our Sales Coordination Depart- 

ment Excellent typing skills required Call for interview 

476-7100, Ext. 277 

DIAMOND AUTOMATION DIV. 

23400 Haggerty Rd. 

Farmington 

An Lift si Opportunity Employer M/F/C 

PURCHASING 

CLERK \ 

National printing Ink manufacturer seeks individual 

for it's corporate purchasing department. Some of the 

duties include processing of l^ders, telephone contact 

with suppliers and general typing. Applicants should 

possess a pleasant telephone voice and the ability to 

*ork with a variety of people Previous purchasing 

experience helpful but not required. 

Send resume, phone 538-6800, ext, 10 for applica- 

tion or apply in person between hours of 9 AM - 4 PM 

FLINT INK 

CORPORATION 

25111 GLENDALE AVENUE 

DETROIT. MICHIGAN 48239 

CORPORATION 

£f*V Opportunity EmpUyrr 



OFFICE ASSISTANT 

Experienced in Bookkeeping and ac- 

count control procedures Able to in- 

struct clerical employees In a variety 

of work methods and procedures and to 

priortlxe and expedite work processing 

Accurate typing and shorthand skills 

Excellent fringe benefit* Call Director, 

Management Education Center, MSU, 

Troy. Michigan 879-2456 


OFFICE CASHIER 

Enjoy working in our office Duties of 

office cashier include Verifing sales 

balances, doing daily bank tranaacUotp, 

disbursing fund* and many more relat- 

ed duUe* Excellent company benefit 

package 

WRIGHT-KAY JEWELERS 

180 S Woodward 

Birmingham 

642 2025 

OFFICE CLERICAL 

Full Ume permanent position for CPA 

Office Telephone experience, filing and 

some typing Pay commensurate with 

experience 559-6686 

OFFICE CLERK Novi Area 

Manufacurer* representatives need 

conscientious worker with willingness 

to learn order processing and other re- 

lated work Accurate typing and pleas- 

ant phone manner Call 8-5PM for 

appointment, Grad-Eifrid Co 348-3460 

OFFICE CLERK 

person needed for typing, 

detail work, accounts receiv- 

able, filing. Must be willing to 

learn keypunch operation. 

Office located in Southfield. 

Call between 4 and 6 PM 

355-2530 

OFFICE HELP for Retail Chain local 

ed in Southfield Figure and calculator 

experience helpful, but not necessary 

Includes fully paid Blue Cross and Prof 

it Sharing Please call 358-1191 



OUTSTANDING CAREER 

OPPORTUNITY with growing elec 

Ironies company Position is for Admin- 

istration ana Marketing Assistant Must 

be able to form and type business cor- 

respondence, take dictation, and per- 

form other marketing and secretarial 

responsibilities Contact Control Pak 

Corporation, weekdays 9 to 5PM 

349 4231 

PART TIME help needed for office 

duties Approximately 20 hour* per 

week. Must be able to answer phones 

and greet people in our office with a 

pleasant personalty Must be sble to 

work I dsy on the weekends Northville 

area Call 349 8410 

PART TIME Secretary for Legal off 

ice Good typing skill* required Flexi- 

ble days American Center Building. 


PAYROLL SUPERVISOR 

Full payroll responsibility for a 2 per- 

son (fepartment, duties to include Jour 

nal entries, Ux returns It group insur- 

ance Computerized system, experience 

a must Salary commensurate with 

experience Call Helen 

355 9200,ext 261 

PERSON TO RUN Data processing 

reports, medical terminology helpful, 

will train Troy area 562 3815 

PERSON with pleasant personality for 

small office, woman preferred divers! 

fied duties Experience in billing helt^ 

ful 838-5941 

PLYMOUTH 

PRESTIGE 

$10,000 PLUS 

FEE PAID Be key individual for 

friendly President of well established 

firm 1 Much variety and responsibility' 

Excellent clerical skills a must 

TOWN k COUNTRY 

EMPLOYMENT CENTER 

474-1717 

OFFICE MANAGER Able to supervise 

4-6 employees, light bookkeeping k typ- 

ing Start $165 a week plus hospitaliia 

Uon k vacaUon Send resume to Box 

126, Observer t Eccentric Newspapers, 

36251 Schoolcraft Rd., Livonia, Michi- 

gan 48150 

OFFICE^ Manager for Livonia shopping 

center tA supervise bookkeeping, pur 

chasing and both payroll It rentals 

accounting Mature man or woman Lo- 

cal references required Call ,522-4100 

OFFICE POSITIONS 

Secretaries - typing k shorthand re- 

uired ) 

iccounUng Clerks -- experience k abili- 

ty to work in large company. 

If you among the BEST Call. 

A BETTER WAY. .559-7773 

Office Position 

Permanent full time position 

with Thybony wall coverings 

distribution. Phone order, 

Clerical, light typing, mailing. 

Benefits: Medical, Dental, 

Life Insurance, paid vaca- 

tions and Holidays. Apply In 

person. 

THYBONY 

WALLCOVERINGS 

11874 Market 

Plymouth Rd E of Newburgh 

OFFICE 

SKILLS? 

Let Kelly Services help you put those 

skills to work Work as much or as often 

as you like. We have over 100 different 

classifications of jobs. Let us evaluate 

your skills snd find what kind of work is 

right for you 

We offer top pay rates, top assign 

men Is, merit r axles, bonus referral plan 

and paid vacations Make a move in the 

right direcUon call the KELLY office 

nearest you today 

EXTRA BONUS 

CONTACT YOUR NEAREST 

KELLY SERVICES OFFICE 

FOR DISCOUNT TICKET 

FOR JULY 4TH DETROIT 

EXPRESS SOCCER GAME. 

29449 6 Mile, Livonia 

522-4020 

2239 S Telegraph, Bloomfield H 

642-9650 

999 W Big Beaver 

Suite 100, Troy 

362-1180 

23777 Greenfield 

Suite 122, Southfield 

424-9100 

Not An Agency - Never a Fee 

KELLY 

SERVICES 

"The Kelly Girl People" 


POSITION AVAILABLE for experi 

enced legal secretary with Bloomfield 

Hills law firm Good benfits Call Mar 

gle, 332 9256 

POSTING CLERK 

Responsbilities required, accurate fig- 

ure skills as well as strong typing It 

telephone skills Previous experience 

necessary Prefer western Wayne Coun 

ty residence Salary negoUable Call 

Linda Clark, after 9am at 522-6668 

itv54vonia, moving to 

ledge of 

PRESENTLY in, 

Westland, knowledge of typing, filing, 

10 key calculator / Pleasant phone 

voice Schedule is flexible, will discuss 

at interview Apply in person Target 

Party Sales, 13150 Wayne Rd Livonia 

PROPERTY and Casualty Insurance 

Agency needs lady to handle all facets 

of accounUng and bookkeeping Some 

Commercial Insurance knowledge 

desired Salary commensurate with 

experience Minimum of 3 Years 

Southfield area 559-9877 

PURCHASING CLERK 

The selected candidate will assume 

duties of district purcashmg for the 

West Bloomfield School District Will 

handle county bids, processing of 

purchase order*, etc Some typing 

required Experience desirable but will 

train For further InformaUon contact 

the Personnel Office, West Bloomfield 

School District, 682-3555 

RECENT High School Graduate for 

Secretarial position Typing and gener 

al office skills, shorthand helpful 

Southfield location Ask for 

m• Accardo. 353-0770 

RECEPTIONIST day shift at subur 

ban county club Must work weekends 

holidays Excellent wages benefits Call 

Tues thru Fri after 10am 851 2200 

RECEPTIONIST TYPIST 

Experience necessary 45wpm. Monday 

thru Friday, 8:30am-b 30pm 

Amaricar Rental System 644-6500 

RECEPTIONIST - typist, general office 

work, must be 18, apply Fox Photo, 775 

Davis, Plymouth 


RECEPTIONIST 

For Pediatrician's office. 15 Mile- 

Woodward area Two to three day 

week Peg board, experienced 355-0736 

RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY 

For Southfield Office Sharp depend 

able person with poised business man 

ner for telephone and general office 

duties Call Susan. 569 4545 

RECEPTIONIST-SECRETARY- 

SALES Presentable girl with basic off- 

ice skills to work In the above area* for 

s dsUng service & law firm 9 Mile It 

Woodwsrd. Ferndale Base salary plus 

bonuses Must be mature Ii sophisticat- 

ed Ask for Bob 541 0300 

RECEPTIONIST 

Experienced typist, other duties Include 

general bookkeeping, ordering office 

forms It supplies, typing phone orders 

For further information, call 

Chuck Keeler, Sentry Drug Stores,729 

7700 

RECEPTIONIST- Experienced switch- 

board, shorthand, typing, clerical, 

f leasant surrounding* 9AM-5PM 

ringes Call Mrs Mash between 

10AM-4PM 477-7400 

RECEPTIONIST 

Stock Brokerage Firm • Southfield 

area Experienced only need apply Ex 

cepUonal opportunity, excellent work- 

ing conditions Ask for Barbara 

358 2212 

RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST 

Pleasant office in 7 Mike-Evergreen 

area needs high school graduate Call 

R C Lappeu* 533 7503, Capitol Flnan 

clal Services 


OFFICE WORK ' 

Full Time for busy Doctors office in 

Gsrden City Area 422-7600 

OPPORTUNITY 

Southfield office desires s person who 

csn use office machines, Utes figure* 

snd is interested In a realistic opportu- 

nity for advancement Previous office 

experience helpful Interesting and var- 

ied duUes Outstanding fringe benefits, 

periodic raises after 6 months and 12 

months SUrting salary at $120 Call 

Ms Magulre, 557-8444 


ORDER CLERK 

Order entry clerk needed for Troy 

based franchising firm Position will 

relocate to Redford Twp. In the near 

future Must have good telephone man- 

ner, ability U> learn procedures, key- 

punch eperieoce helpful, some light typ- 

ing required Call during business hours 

&M-4100, ext 222 

PART TIME 

Secretary 1PM 5PM Shorthand or 

Speed Writing. Birmingham law office 

forking. Will train college stedent 

844-2015 

PART TIME Year around Mature par- 

son for General office and light typing 

Northwestern-11 Mile Road area Call 

mornings, 855-2500 

PAYROLL CLERK 

Looking for person with good aptitude 

to work In pleasant office and assume 

charge of psyroll processing Experi 

ence s plus but not required For fur- 

ther information contact the Personnel 

Office. West Bloomfield School District, 

612 3555 

RECEPTIONIST Farmingtoo Hills Ad 

Agency Experience necessary, with ex- 

cellent typing skills and clerical func- 

tions |I85 plus fringes Resume to Box 

158, Observer k Eccentric Newspapers, 

38251 Schoolcrsft Rd, Livonia, Michi- 

gan 48150 

RECEPTIONIST 

SECRETARY 

Prominent builder looking for Recep 

tionist/Secretary to work in his model 

home sales office in West Bloomfield 

DuUes include greeting customers, 

phone work, assistant to Sales Manager, 

general office work plus the excitement 

of working directly with customers 

through the total building process Typ- 

ing Required 

Must be sble to work aU Sundays and 

every other weekdays. Hours Noon to 6 

PM Call 628-3502 after 12 Noon 

SECRETARY 

ARA. the unique service management 

company is seeking a bright and com- 

petent secretary for our Southfield 

Headquarters 

We desire a personable Individual hav- 

ing 2-5 years clerical experience Good 

ty|>inj| and shorthand skills sre s 

We offer an attractive starting salary 

with a comprehensive benefit package 

and the potential for career growth in a 

fascinating business 

For an appointment please contact: 

Denise Petrecd 

(111)844-7500 

An Affirmative Action 

Equal Opportunity Employer 

SECRETARY, bright, accurate with ex- 

cellent clerical and organisational 

skills to train for legal work in large 

Southfield Law Office at American 

Center Mr Bornstein 355-5000 

504 Halp Wantad Offka-Oarkal 



RECEPTIONIST - for nice Troy law 

firm Good telephone experience re- 

quired plus typing Outstanding compa- 

ny offers full benefits Salary W50 to 

$750, agency fee paid 

SECRETARY for leasing department 

of large land developement company in 

Troy With good skills snd experience 

you will start st $866 to $910 plus enjoy 

excellent benefiU Convenient to shop^ 

ping, fee n»id 

ACCOUNTING clerk for large South 

field company Position requires math 

ability, outgoing personality It ability 

to communicate well Start al $620 

month, excellent benefits and fee paid 

BEGINNING secretary, no shorthand 

for fun spot in large Troy company 

Good telephone manner needed Salary 

range $758 to $800 Plus full benefits L 

agency fee paid 

AMS 

ARTIN 

920 Maple Birmingham 

646-5600 

D.IAL A JOB 

24 Hour Service To Hear About Our 

Most Recent Openings 

646-8780 

SALES SECRETARY Experienced, 

punctual, mature person Good typing 

skills, shorthand preferred, pleasant 

telephone skills Farmington Hills 

478 8776 

SECRETARIAL OPENING 

For Bright individual wilh good skills; 

(Typing 60WPM, Shorthand 80WPM). at 

least 2 yrs experience Southfield based 

company Good benefits, pleasant 

working condiUons Call Sharon DeWitt. 

at 352-0202 any weekday from 8 AM 5 

I'M After 5 PM Call 838 1618 

SECRETARIAL position in Southfield 

law firm Excellent typing and dicta- 

phone skills required, legal background 

not necessary Contact Carol 559 2828 

Secretarial Positions 

Available in Real Estate firm Clawson. 

Plymouth, Farmington and Birming 

ham areas Call Marilyn Sanders, 541- 

1520 for appointment 

HITCHCOCK 

GALLERY 

OF HOMES 



SECRETARY • Medium sized company 

located in Troy seeks career minded 

secretary Type 65wpm, shorthand 

90wpm Great company paid benefiU 

To $12,000 , FEE PAID 

SECRETARY • Major construction 

company In Southfield 1 year office ex- 

perience required Light shorthand 

70wpm. typing 60wpm Mature atti- 

tude BenefiU To $11,000 FEE PAID 

CLERK/TYPIST Entry level position 

for bright beginner Type 55wpm. 

shorthand not necessary but helpful 

Good opportunity for promotion within 

Good benefiU $150 $160 per week 

FEE PAID 

Call Rchinat 642 7242 

KAY PERSONNEL CONSULTANTS 

Onlv a partial listing 

All fees employer paid 

SECRETARY - Minimum 2-3 years 

experience, self motivated, excellent 

English and typing speed required, 

shorthand desirable, 12 man office, re^ 

•quired to handle office during travel 

Located in Top Of Troy building Call 

between 9 5 30PM 362 4266 

SECRETARY 

RECEPTIONIST 

Very choice position with major com 

pany Diversified responsibilities in 

dude personnel, purchasing and dicta 

phone To $1,000 Call Ms Hayward 

353-2090 

. SNELLING & SNELLING 

PERSONNEL 

• SECRETARY 

Sales Department needs additional 

help, typing, filing, and general office 

work Opportunity for growth. 50 WPM 

typing required. Call H Munn 

476-7875 

GSEINC 

23640 Research Dr 


SECRETARY 

Service department, will train Recent 

Graduate, good benefits Located in 

Berkley Call 543 1666 

SECRETARY 

Southfield company, dealing in diverse 

international business, desires Girl Fri 

day to be able to perform Secretarial 

duties and aid several Executives 

.Should be good organizer and be able to 

accept responsibility Salary and raises 

to suit experience and ability Call Mr 

Lewis 557-4550 

SECRETARIES 

TYPISTS 

KEYPUNCHERS 

In between jobs, or need a 

summer job? Earn top pay 

and still have time to look for 

a permanent job. Come in 

and let us evaluate your 

skills. Not an agency, never 

af6e SOMEBODY 

SOMETIME 

Temporary Help 

Livonia 525 5170 


Madison HeighU 545-1700 

Dearborti 565 3500 

SECRETARY 

AD AGENCY 

D ARCY, MCMANUS k MASIUS 

Has an immediate opening for a Secre 

tary to our Broadcast Manager Post 

Uon requires typing at 60 wpm and 

shorthand 80 wpm Most be a quick 

study and good at follow through Call 

Personnel department 

646-1000 


SECRETARY 

Challanging opportunity for experi 

enced secreUry, typing 60-75 WPM 

shorthand 80 100 for further Informa 

Uon conUct Personnel Dept. 



Of America 

553-2000 

12 Mile It Farmington Rd 

SECRETARY, experienced, with short 

hand skills, for Southfield Law firm 

Salary commensurate with experience 

557 8300, Ext 52 

SECRETARY Experienced, for Livo- 

nia office Typing Use of dictaUng 

equipment, some bookkeeping desir 

able Good starting salary Excellent 

working condiUons Phone between 

9am-3pm for appointment 5^1-1474 

SECRETARY - experienced for general 

manager and marketing department 

Shorthand not required Must be detail 

oriented and able to handle complex du 

Ues to completion Salary com men 

surate with experience. Lin wood

505 Help Wantad 

Food-Beverage 

Job 

Openings • 

Full Time 

Waitresses 

MUST BE OVER 18 

Full Time Cooks 

MUST BE OVER 18 


BETWEEN 8-AM 5 PM 

Perkins 

Cake & Steak 

501 SO WAYNE RD. 

WESTLAND 

Is 

KITCHEN HELPER days. experi 

enced in food preparation and cooking 

helpful but not necessary Italian res 

taurant tn Farmington 8514094 

KITCHEN HELP wanted experience 

preferred but not necessary Apply in 

'8 PM 6 

eipei 

»ry Ap| 

person between 8 AM and 8 PM Con 

tact Mr Mailer or Mr Stavros Red 

Timbers, Grand Raver, Novi 478 7154 

LIGHT COOKING Part time dap. no 

experience necessary, 2 or 3 day a 

week Apply Masons lounge. Farming 

ton at Schoolcraft in Livonia, 421 9633 

NOW HIRING 

Waitresses, bartendeis, dishwashers, 

cooks Call Bob Allen at Hamilton 

Place 646 8990 

ONE OF THE LARGESTS licensees of 

Arby's Roast Beef Restaurants is cur- 

rently planning major growth and ex- 

pansion into new markets As a result 

of this we will be in need of several 

.management candidates We can pro- 

vide competitive salary, benefits and 

the opportunity for advancement for 

those qualified If you would like to ex 

plore your opportunity with us either 

call 744 4030 Mon thru Fri 9am 5pm 

or write to Sybra Inc 3549 S Dort 

Hwy Flint, Mi 48507 


WAITER WAITRESS, permanent 

position must b* 18 no experience nec 

essary. apply in person Rickshaw Inn. 

6407 Orchard Lake Rd W Bloomfield 

WAITRESS & BARMAUJ 

experienced, Harold's Bar 75524 5 

Mile Redford 532 9212 

WAITRESSES It BARMAIDS 

(Nights) 


Somebody* 

13090 Inkster Rd Redford 

532-0505 

WAITRESSES It Bus Boys, part time 

and full time, Chinese Restaurant in 

Birmingham area call 

642 8386 

WAITRESSES EXPERIENCED 

Village Pump 

32350 W Eight Mile Rd 


WAITRESSES' 

Full time Midnights Willing to work 

weekends Top pay. vacation pay, uni- 

forms and meals furnished 

AFTERNOON MANAGER 

13 to II PM) Pay open lo ngM person 

Apply in person between 8 & 10 AM snd 

3 & 5 PM 

Bates Hamburgers 

33406 Five Mile, Livonia 

WAITRESSES 

KuII and part time. Evening shift 

Apply in person Mama Mia Restau 

rant 20210 W 8 Mile Southfield 

WAITRESS 

Experienced Good wages 

Southfield area 

559 1380 

STEAM TABLES SALAD PREP 

Monday thru Friday, 2 6 30PM. Call 

Mrs Fahrenkrug, Detroit Baptist 

Manor, Farmington Hills 626 6100 

TIGRIS 

SUPPER CLUB 

5845 Merriman Rd, minutes from 

Metro airport (Comer of Van Born Rd ) 

Fabulous new supper club opening late 

July 1979 Openings for cooks, hostess 

es. barmaids, waitresses, bus help, 

dishwashers Please call for interview 

Mondav through Friday between 9AM 

5PM 557-7033 

TOPINK AS COUNTRY 

HOUSE is now hiring 

COOKS 

PANTRY HELP 

DISHWASHERS 

WAITRESSES 

CASHIERS 

HOSTESSES 

Apply in oerson: 24010 W 7 

Mile 

WAITRESS GRILL PERSON for week 

ends, some evenings Interviewing Fri 

day I0-5PM Hawthorn Valley Golf 

Club, Merriman al Warren Mrs Z 

WAITRESS 

To work full and part time 

nights 

Apply in person. 

BOX BAR 

777 W Ann Arbor Tr Plym- 

outh 

WAITRESS WANTED experience not 

necessary Cocktail Lounge in West- 

land 33700 Ann Arbor Trail 427 0622 

WANTED COOKS. BM boy*, 

Waitresses for the Pear Tree Restau- 

rant. located corner of Plymouth It 

Wayne, Livonia 

WANTED waiters, waitresses, busboys 

and bartender, full Ume, for suburban 

country club Excellent wagfs It bene- 

flU, meals. Blue Cross It Blue Shield 

Call Wednesday thru Sunday after 12 

Noon 8512200 


Sales 

ADVERTISING 

Southfield sales firm looking to fill 4 

openinp No experience necessary 

Paid training program for those who 

i ualifr Starting salary WOO per month 

up No traveling 

Call Dale Thompson between 9AM 5PM 

for appointment 

559-2040 

559-2173 

Caldwell & Reinhart 

Realtors 

is Washtenaw County's leading real ea 

late firm with over 165 million dollars 

in sales volume in 1971 We are expand- 

ing in order to offer the same auallty 

service to residents of Wayne L Liv- 

ingston Counties We are seeking new 

or experienced agents for our Plymouth 

office at this Ume Experience Is not 

necessary as w* otter our own compre- 

hensive evaluation training program 

For further information call. Mary Lou 

Guilbault. Sales Manager 459 7500 

Kvenlnp. 981 0479 


CENTURY 21 

Experience Not Necessary 

1 weeks schooling (we will reimburse 

you for the cost ot this schooling) will 

prepare you for your license exam Also 

free oo the »ob training plus free Cent* 

ry 11 training program wUI prepare 

yon far (baking mosey as a real aetata 

salesperson ft's well worth talking 

about, so let's do It WESTLAND OFF- 

ICE located at 1271 Merriman. Just 

north ot An Arbor Trail Century 11, 

ABC Realty. SUre Barrer 41VJIM 

AMBITIOUS PERSON willing to 

sent different products in the d 

live Held servicing the south pari of 

Michigan snd part of Ohio Must have 

car and willing to wort. Pleaae call 

Mrs Nicholson J5VJ411 

ASSISTANT MANAGER better 

sns store In Rochester Phone for 

sppointment 651 1115 

OA E 


. Salts 

Inside Sales 

Excellent opportunityfor person expe- 

rienced In selling pipes, valves, centri 

fugal pumps It process equipment Ex 

cellent salary It fringe benefits Phone 

Mrs Caesar, 

478 0100 

CORR1SION FLUID PRODUCTS 

Pump Sales 

Excellent opportunity for person exper- 

ie need in outside sales or Inside 

Inside order 

desk experience selling centrifugal 

mps & process equipment Excellent 

lus commlssslon, car It 

Phone Mrs. Caesar 

478-0100 

CORRISION FLUID PRODUCTS 

pump 

base pay dIuj 

fringe Benefits 

ADVERTISING SALES person needed 

to develop display advertising depart 

ment for growing classified publication 

Will tram right person with agressive 

nted personality Salary plus 

mi up to 111.000 to $13,000 

sales-orient 

commission up 

per year Livonia area Call 525 1780 

AGENCY AVAILABLE 

Farmers Insurance Group 

Offers complete training program, min 

imum guarantee per month Learn 

without disturbing present job 557 3266 

AMBITIOUS PEOPLE 

Earn extra Income part time 

We Uain Call for appointment 

721-5580 

AMBITIOUS PERSON willing to rep 

different products in the decorative 

field Servicing the South part of Michi 

gan and part of Ohio Must have a car 

and willing to work Please call Mrs 

Nicholson. 353-3422 

At ORCHARD LAKE ASSOCIATES we 

have more work than we can handle 1 

We're not greedy' We'd like to share 

some of this successful business with 

two good professional real estate 

agents Sell thru out the West Bloom 

field, Birmingham. Bloomfield Hills 

and Farmington area Conduct your 

business in an all new private office 

and enjoy an excellent commission 

schedule Call 

681-8050 

For Confidential Appointment 

ATTENTION! 

MANUFACTURER'S 

REPRESENTATIVES 

COMPUTER 

SALESMEN 

GROCERY PRODUCTS 

SALESMAN 

INDUSTRIAL 

SALESMEN v 

Weary of traveling'' Tired of the same 

old rat race" 1 Want more time with your 

family 7 Are you ready for independ 

ence iif responsibility and the opportu 

nity to earn according to your personal 

ability'* 

Think About Real Estate 

Heal Estate is the best paid hard work 

and poorest paid easy work'" 

We are the area's premier builder of 

luxury single family and condominium 

homes We are seeking an intelligent, 

organized, ambitious and aggressive 28 

35 year olds man (college aegree pre 

ferred) we can train to be a Community 

Sales Manager This is an outstanding 

career position No housing experienced 

necessary We will provide in-depth 

training while paying you a salary 

Complete benefit package, including 

profit sharing Must be willing to work 

weekends Call after 12 Noon Monday 

Friday 

626-3502 

THE HERMAN FRANKEI. 

ORGANIZATION 

A UNIQUE 

EARNING 

OPPORTUNITY 

FOR YOU 

The' Shaklee Opportunity. 

You can earn Direct Profits, 

Bonuses, Convention Travel, 

A Bonus Car, own your own 

business If you desire, and 

much much more. 

Spare time or full time 

Call Today For Details 

Call after 4:30PM 

464-8585 

AUTO SALES 

Big earnings opportunity for young men 

h women who want to sell Chrysler • 

Plymouth automobiles Full benefits in 

duding Blue Cross, Dental Care and ex 

cellent earnings for aggressive sales 

minded applicants Call Tony Marino 

mornings onlv at 

COLONY 

Chrysler Plymouth 

453-2255 

AVON 

Make Your Spare Time 

PAY OFF 

Earn a second income selling Avon part 

time Set your own hours For details, 

call 

334-2109 

546-1877 

427-4000 

879-8177 

BAKERY SALESGIRLS full It part 

time, W Bloomfield area, please call 

mornings 626 2212 

Be Your Own Boss 

If you are tired of working for someone 

else & want to control your own destiny 

k income, Cranbrook Realtors invites 

ou for an interview 

is ui a real career opportunity for the 

motivated sals person with one of 

Birminham-Bloomfield Hills leading 

Real Estate companies For details, 

call 

Dennis Balogh 645-5790 

Charles Balogh 645-1500 

BIRMINGHAM, formal wear shop 

needs young man for full time sales 

position Experience helpful but not 

required $3 25 per hour to start 5% 

sales commission Stock boy also need- 

ed Nice working condiUons 647-8054 

BUSINESS INSURANCE ninth largest 

life insurers looking for 2 qualified can- 

didates to be trained in Business Insur 

ance MarkeUng Program Must have 

degree and/or business experience 

Management opportunities Training to 

be CLU and Licensed Counselor Troy 

offices with all fringes Call & ask for 

C Adams, CLU M2-1110 

BUSINESS MACHINES 

New position open In Metro area sell- 

ing office copiers, electronic calcula 

tors, typewriters Salary to start Good 

commission & benefits For appoint 

ment, call 

Burwood Business Machines, 883-7911 

CAREER OPPORTUNITY 

The largest real estate organization In 

the country, over 6,000 offices referring 

transferees We have excellent training 

faciliUes and field training for the new 

ly licensed Positions open In Birming- 

ham office Top commissions' 

Call Mr Romano for appointment 

CENTURY 21 

LIBBY U ASSOCIATES 

842-8101 

CASfylER, part Ume Mature.Recent 

local references required Apply Wells 

Cargo. Wonderland Center (In Market- 

place). Livonia 

COLONY MANOR 

New party plan is looking for managers 

and consultants We sell prints and 

frame*, decorator accessories Ground 

floor opportunity, solid company Call 

Jan 417- sit 2 chil 

dren Some davs. some evening* 

425-7847 

WORKING MOTHER of 2 desires 

dependable, mature baby sitter to live 

in Canton area Call between 9*m-2pm 

397-0128 

YOUNG WOMAN to do light housework 

fof new mother for 6 weeks. Monday 

lhfu Thursday. 4 hours a day Redford 

arfa Call BAM 4PM 255 5437 

YOUNG woman wanted immediately 

fo| care of 8 year old girl, 2 30 

ll]30PM, 4 afternoons per week. July 

August Birmingham, 644-5873 


Couples 

APARTMENT 

MANAGERS 

Suburban complex Apartment plus 

salary Experience in maintenance and 

management References Call Monday 

thru Friday 9 to 5 

352-2013 

MATURE COUPLE • to assist manager 

in modern well maintained apt com 

plex in Plymouth Salary open, plus apt 

It utilities Gentleman may have out 

side job 455 3880 

RESIDENT MANAGER 

Mature couple or single persons for 18 

unit apartment in Birmingham Some 

cleaning and maintenance involved 

Apartment plus salary References 

Call 647-7895 

Thursday, June 28. 1979 


Couples 


Female 


Maintenance 

Full time Husband Wife team opening 



operation and maintenance necessary 

Involves personal maintenance activi 

ties in addition to supervision Better 

than average renumeration and ben« 

fits Call 642-2^00 J 

DAY CARE opening! in my licensed 

horn* Experienced References avail- 

able Southfield 10 Mile area Call Cm 

dy at 557-7672 


Maintenance 









DAY CARE, Weekdays 8 AM"'W 5 30 

PM Home atmosphere iWree in Phy 

sicology Livonia Northv^lTe Plymouth 

area 464 4451 


Maintenance 









DENTAL ASSISTANT seeking part 

time employment F S C graduate 

Evenings Fri A Sat Call Carolyn at 

427 1659 

APARTMENT MGR. 

If you are an experienced couDle and 

want to be rewarded with excellent sal 

ary, fringe benefiU and a future, con 

tact us 1 We are building the finest pro- 

fessional Management Firm in Michi 

gan and want the best People on our 

Team Complexes range from 100 to 

700 units 

355-2400 Ext. 298 

DENTAL ASSISTANT seeking part 

time employment F S C graduate 

Evenings Fri A Sat Call Carolyn at 

427 1659 









700 units 

355-2400 Ext. 298 

DIAL A MAID INC 

Reasonable h Personalised 

I^t Us Clean Your Home 

Call 887-6006 









700 units 

355-2400 Ext. 298 

HOUSECLEANING JOBS wanted in 

the Canton, S Farmington Livonia. 

Westland areas I have references Call 

after 3pm. 53M612 









700 units 

355-2400 Ext. 298 

I LL CLEAN your home weekly 

Livonia Westland area Own 

transportation Fast, efficient wurker 

Call Ruth 729-8599 









700 units 

355-2400 Ext. 298 

JANETS Housecleaning Are you hav 

ing trouble keeping up with the plean 

ing now thai school is ouf Let Janet s 

crew come in & clean and be in 4 out in 

1 W hrs Janet or Diane 589 9173 

CARETAKER COUPLE 

WANTED Wayne area Man must be 

mechanically inclined Liberal salary, 

apartment, utilities Insurance and 

Paid Vacations 

Adults preferred, no pets 


CANTON COMMONS 

HAGGERTY ROAD 

Between Michigan & Cherry Hill 

JANETS Housecleaning Are you hav 

ing trouble keeping up with the plean 

ing now thai school is ouf Let Janet s 

crew come in & clean and be in 4 out in 

1 W hrs Janet or Diane 589 9173 









HAGGERTY ROAD 


LADY WANTS house cleaning paint 

ing waitress or house sit your home 

while your are on vacation, neat and 

responsible 937 2565 533-3365 









HAGGERTY ROAD 


Live In Companion Housekeeper 

Excellent references Car 

Available Julv 5 

642-6278 


64 units 

Salary $550. apartment & utilities 

532-6911 591 0900 

LOVING MOTHER wishes to babysit 

Monday thru Friday days onlv Chil 

dren over 2 Yrs preferred Livonia 

area your transportation 261 5015 

CARETAKER COUPI* childless Old 

er man for general upkeep-grounds, 

garden, etc Woman for general clean 

ing and baby-sitting Rent-free Guest 

House in exchange for services Bloom 

field Hills After 7 PM 332 2122. 

MAID or laundry good ironer Honest, 

good worker dependable good refer 

ences Call anytime 130 dailv 

925-9121 

CARETAKER COUPI* childless Old 

er man for general upkeep-grounds, 

garden, etc Woman for general clean 

ing and baby-sitting Rent-free Guest 

House in exchange for services Bloom 

field Hills After 7 PM 332 2122. MATURE MOTHER wishes babysit 

ling Full or part time days or evenings 

Schoolcraft Middlebelt area Your 

transportation 427 1087 


Female 

MATURE MOTHER wishes babysit 

ling Full or part time days or evenings 

Schoolcraft Middlebelt area Your 

transportation 427 1087 


Female 

OFFICE WORK sales oriented Busi 

ness, High School Grad Experience in 

dustrial office and camera department 

manager «23 year* old Native Ijke 

Orion area* 693-4268 

MOBILE MAIDES 

Bring the Maid to you 

Experienced Personnel 

Fully Insured 

Transportation Furnished 

968-0151 

OFFICE WORK sales oriented Busi 

ness, High School Grad Experience in 

dustrial office and camera department 

manager «23 year* old Native Ijke 

Orion area* 693-4268 

MOBILE MAIDES 



Fully Insured 


968-0151 

RELIABLE dependable trustworthy 

woman desires housecleaning < urrent 

references own transportation 534 5707 

MOBILE MAIDES 



Fully Insured 


968-0151 

RELIABLE YOUNG WOMAN wishes to 

baby sit full time in mv home Davs or 

evenings on Palmer between Sheldon & 

Lilly 397 1665 

ABCARE 

Specializing in private duty nursing in 

the Home, Hospital, Nursing Facilities 

RN's, LPN'S. COMPANIONS 

AIDES 

NEWBORN CARE 

RESPIRATORY PHYSICAI 

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS 

There Is A Difference We Care' 

424-8377 

24 HOUR COVERAGE 

SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 

RELIABLE YOUNG WOMAN wishes to 

baby sit full time in mv home Davs or 

evenings on Palmer between Sheldon & 

Lilly 397 1665 

ABCARE 




AIDES 

NEWBORN CARE 




424-8377 



TEMPORARY part time work wanted 

Flexible hours Prefer transcribing lor 

writer, students Will do office clerical 

receptionist 355 1418 

ABCARE 




AIDES 

NEWBORN CARE 




424-8377 



TWO HOMEMAKERS looking for hous 

es to clean Rochester area 652 4496 

ABCARE 




AIDES 

NEWBORN CARE 




424-8377 



VANDENBERG MOTHERS Will baby 

sit for all ages Pick up from Kinder 

garten Excellent references Reason 

ahle rates,. 569 1529 

ABCARE 




AIDES 

NEWBORN CARE 




424-8377 



WILI CAR! for elderly ambulatory 

person in m\ VVestland home Private 

room good meals reasonable rales 

721 0453 

ABCARE 




AIDES 

NEWBORN CARE 




424-8377 



WILL TEACH your child to swim, your 

I. life guard. AAU. YMCA experi 

ence Results guaranteed Jf> half hour 

$10 hour 642 8175 

BABY SITTING 

Farrand .School - I-akepoint Area Your 

home, experienced high school girl 

Reasonable rates 455 9218 

WILL TEACH your child to swim, your 

I. life guard. AAU. YMCA experi 

ence Results guaranteed Jf> half hour 

$10 hour 642 8175 

BABY SITTING 

Farrand .School - I-akepoint Area Your 

home, experienced high school girl 

Reasonable rates 455 9218 514 Situations Wanted 

Male 

Call-A-Maid 

Delivers a Maid To You 

Experienced personnel 

Fully Insured 

All Transportation Furnished 

557-2008 


Male 

Call-A-Maid 



Fully Insured 


557-2008 

EXTERIOR House painting, guaran- 

teed lowest prices Free estimates Ref 

erences Call Mike 532 4847 or 

Terry 464 6659 

Call-A-Maid 



Fully Insured 


557-2008 

H ANDY WORK WANTED PART tlME 

Inside or Outside 

Birmingham Bloomfield Area 

280 1624 

Call-A-Maid 



Fully Insured 


557-2008 HARD WORKING dependable college 

student needs tution money Seeks em- 

ployment by private homeowners for 

any labor Reasonable Livonia area 

Call Christopher. 425 1348 

CANTON MOTHER 

will watch your child in her licensed 

dav care home 

459 9328 

1— 

HARD WORKING dependable college 

student needs tution money Seeks em- 

ployment by private homeowners for 

any labor Reasonable Livonia area 

Call Christopher. 425 1348 

CARPENTER. 15 years experience 

Basements finished, suspended ceilings 

doors, etc Reasonable prices 

Free estimates . 453 7656 

NEED PIfyBALL REPAIR" 

We restore repair 

and lease for parties 

Call 542 4084 orS38 7185 

CHILD CARE 

Your transporation Swimming large 

yard, good lunches, 6 Mile and Beech 

Daly area 533 5342 

PAINTING, ceiling and wall repairs 

what have you Free estimates Refer- 

ences 721-5006 or 729 4614 anytime 

After 5 PM *nd weekends 729 8547 

CLEANING With a New Twist The 

Cleaning Service will clean your home 

to your complete satisfaction & we'll be 

in It out in an hour and a half 681 5163 

^ PAINTING It WALLWASHING 

Call Van 40 years ot experience 

589 9173 

CLEANING With a New Twist The 

Cleaning Service will clean your home 

to your complete satisfaction & we'll be 

in It out in an hour and a half 681 5163 

PROFESSIONAL PAINTING 

Also Aluminum Siding &• Cement Work 

By College (irad Students Reliable, 

Reasonable References 644-8059 

DAY CARE for children of working/ 

mothers 8AM 6PM. Southfield. 10 Mile^ 

area 

557 0724 

PROFESSIONAL PAINTING 

Also Aluminum Siding &• Cement Work 

By College (irad Students Reliable, 

Reasonable References 644-8059 

DAY CARE for children of working/ 

mothers 8AM 6PM. Southfield. 10 Mile^ 

area 

557 0724 

SMALL ENGINE REPAIR 

Reasonable. 522 0368 

HOME NURSING 

Total care for your loved ones We have 

AIDES. COMPANIONS, RN S, I.PNS, 

OT'S, PT'S it RT'S Immediate place 

ment in your home 24 hr availability 

MED CALL 

559-8090 

SMALL ENGINE REPAIR 

Reasonable. 522 0368 

HOME NURSING 





MED CALL 

559-8090 


Male-Female 

HOME NURSING 





MED CALL 

559-8090 

FREE Teenage employment service 

sponsored by Bloomfield Hills Youth 

hmplovmt Serv 1000 applicants 335 

4248 335-0793 10-4 daily (Summer 9 1; 


-WORK FROM YOUR HOME . 

-GOOD COMMISSIONS 

- INVOLVEMENT IN THE COMPUTER 

INDUSTRY ' 

WF HAVE REQUIREMENTS FOR AGGRESSIVE 

INDIVIDUALS WHO CAN COMMUNICATE WEI I 

AND Wll I WORK FROM THEIR HOMES. A 

TELEPHONE IS ALL THATS REALLY REQUIRED 

TO PERT ORM THIS JOB 

THERE'ARE MINIMUM PERFORMANCE 

STANDARDS TO BE Ml T. HOWEVER THI 

QUALIFIED CANDIDATES WILI MANAGF THEIR 

OWN TIME YOU WILL BE PAID THOUGH 

COMMISSION A BRIEF TRAINING PROGRAM 

WILL BE NECESSARY PL EASE CALL SUE FROM 

9 00AM TO 4 30 P.M MONDAY THROUGH 

FRIDAY AT (313) 353-7352 

FREE TRAINING IN 

REAL ESTATE SALES 

The Durbin Company. Realtors has a limited number o< 

openings 

We have an ;outstanding FREE TRAINING program and are 

interested in people committed to a full time Real Estate 

Career 

Our strong management backing,.superti office facilities and 

effective merchandising tools combine to assure you of a 

successful and profitable career 

1 

FRAN MIRSKY 

Manager 

851-1300 

6346 Orchard Lake Road 

W Bloomfield 

KEN KERNEN 

Manager 

851-6000 

29920 Orchard Lake Rd 


KEN KERNEN 

Manager 

478-6510 


Farmington 

JACK COLE 

Manager 

528-1200 

1055 E. Long Lake Rd. 

Troy 

TOM RICHARD 

. Manager 

647-5500 

1591 Woodward Ave 


THE DURBIN COMPANY, REALTORS 

1 

I

6F* 


518 Education 

A Instruction 

IBM KEYPUNCH 

Learn Now-Work in Weeks 

DAY & EVENING CLASSES 

FREE Placement Assistance 

Livonia Business 

Machines Institute 

18770 Farmington Rd 

(1 block S of7 Mile) 

477-2900 

AIRLINE 

CAREERS 

Let the Professionals train you for AIR 

UNE RESERVATIONS/TICKETING 

PASSENGER SERVICE/TRAVEL 

AGENTS Your Airline Training begins 

at home Then fly to resident training 

for four exciting weeks of final prepa- 

ration part of your training'will be on 

reservation computer systems used by 

airlines Our people start at salaries 

from MM to $1016 per month, plus ben- 

efits 68% Placement Call 

(313) 962-3051 

(Mon Fri 8 30 AM 5 PM) 

(direct or collect) 

or send your name. Address, Telephone 

Number and Age to AIRLINE/TllAV- 

EL CAREER TRAINING, Northwest 

Schools, Dept A6-79 , Bo* 124. OUtrv- 

er It Eccentric Newspapers, M251 

Schoolcraft Rd, Livonia, Michigan 

491 SO 

AIRLINE TICKETING 

Travel Agent Course 

Call 399 5522 

American Travel Schools 

22932 Woodward Ferndale 

CALLIGRAPHY LESSONS 

Beginners & Advanced 

Weekend It Evening Classes 

5J6-7805 

CAREER IN FASHION 

MERCHANDISING 

Placement 

Fashion Institute of America 559-9733 

EXPERIENCED SPECIAL Education 

teacher to tutor all subjects, grades K 

thru 8 Rochester Lake Orion area 

Call between 5 7 30 pm 651 0205 

EXPERT TLTORING-all subjects all 

levels Reading improvement a special- 

ty Diagnostic testing available MA & 

educational specialist degrees 591 1294 

MEN WOMEN 

BE A 

BARTENDER 

Legal Minimum Age 18 

TWO WEEK 

Day or Evening Classes 

Free Placement Assistance 

Full or Part Time Work 

557-7757 

PROFESSIONAL 

BARTENDERS SCHOOL 

267J9 Southfield Rd .Southfield 

23 Schools Coast to Coast 

PIANO LESSONS IN YOUR HOME, 

Popular or Classical All ages 

The Association of Music Teachers 

Phone. 851 5423 

PONTIAC BUSINESS 

INSTITUTE 

Applications now Being Accepted for 

the Summer Term 

LEGAL SECY. 

MEDICAL SECY. 

SECRETARIAL 

ACCOUNTING 

MANAGEMENT 

FASHION 

SIX LOCATIONS 

PONTIAC MT CLEMENS 

OXFORD MADISON HEIGHTS 

PORT HURON FARMINGTON 

628-4846 476-3145 

522 Professional 

Services 

CONFUSED? 

Psychotherapist, certified by Stale, 

forming new groups focusing on depres- 

sion, self defeating behavior, loneliness, 

anxietv and re-declsions Blue Cross 

and other health insurance accepted 

642-7252 

MODEL PORTFOLIOS 

and composites, striking fc professional 

Satisfaction guaranteed Reasonable 

Michael Drissman, 851 4018 

520 Secretarial & 

Business Services 

EDITING REWRITING College sen 

ior will edit articles, papers for busi 

neis writers Ford-Merriman area 

Phone after 7 30pm 421 1283 

600 Personals 

A MARRIED couple unable to have 

chiM need volunteer surrogate mother 

to be arUfically inseminated All re- 

sponses treated confidentially, all H- 

penses incurred with above covered 

Reply to P.O. Box 222. Troy, Michigan 

ASTROLOGY It TAROT classes now 

forming Lyn 546-9740 

BEER CANS Over 2000 varieUes for 

sale Westland Mall July 5. 6. 7. 8 

Bring ad for 10% discount Michigan 

Beer Can Man, Jim McKinney 

BIRTH CONTROL 

FAMILY PLANNING 

PROBLEM PREGNANCY 

FREE PREGNANCY TESTS 

CALL WOMEN'S CENTER 

476-8558 

NEED HELP PLANNING A PARTY? 

Call Kay 

464 8256 

NEED Perry Como Pine Knob Pavil- 

lion tickets First 10 rows only, for any 

night Call 477 1146 

READER it ADVISOR 

Advise on all problems of life Also 

card readings Plymouth Rd between 

Burt Rd and Evergreen For appoint- 

ment Mrs Duval 836-3573 

RELAX AND enjoy your summer let us 

write your letters make and/or take 

you to your appointments, do your 

banking, shopping and pick up your 

drycleaning Qualified, experienced and 

reliable $5 per hour, 2 hour minimum 

Give us a call 644 9094 or 589 2572 

SAFEGUARD YOUR Last Will & Tes 

lament from fire, theft, loss or illegal 

alteration Register your Will with the 

North American Will Registry, $25 

Your personal registration card it 

national number will be sent by return 

mail North American Will Registry, 

P O Box 602, Dept L, Westland, Mi 

48185 

WANTED 4 United Airline coupons 

I 227-7046 

WISH TO Trade 7 American Airlines 

50% off coupons for 7 United Airlines 

Coupons 851 8572 

602 Lost & Found 

BLOOMFIELD TWP SHELTER 

For Animals Lost Your Pet' Call Mon- 

day-Friday, 9 3PM, also nice Pets for 

Adoption 644 6161 

FOUND Afghan dog in .Salem Twp 

Call and describe, between 9 AM and 5 

PM 453 6848 

FOUND Black and while dog, collar no 

name 373-8736 

PRIVATE TUTORING 

Your home, all subjects, aU levels, chil- 

dren. adults Day. night service Certi- 

fied Teachers 356-0099 

READING SPECIALISTS 

Reading improvement for all ages, di- 

agnostic testing, private individualized 

tutoring. Mon thru Sat. 9-9 562 7130 

REMEDIAL READING Learning dis 

abilities English, Math. Social Studies 

MA in Reading Education Recom 

mended bv local schools, colleges Cert 

Teacher Mrs Sussman, 626 2767 

SUMMER TUTORING 

Remedial math • all grades M S M A 

degrees Certified, experienced, teach- 

ing specialist 642-5484 

SWIM LESSONS Experienced instruc- 

tor All Ages, privau dr group lessons 

Your place Rochester area Call be 

tween 5 It ' 30 PM 651-0205 

TEACHERS 

Kindergarten It pre school teacher ap- 

plications now being accepted Kinder- 

grden teacher must be certified All 

others must have early childhood edu 

cation background it experience 

CONTACT K GOEBEL 

CHILDRENS WORLD 

427-9450 

TRAVEL 

EDUCATION 

INSTITUTE. INC. 

HAS OPENINGS FOR JULY 

J< OCTOBER CLASSES, FEATURING 

• All evenlni classes 

• Entire teaching staff 

acUve in travel Industry 

• On the )ob training 

CALL OR WRITE 

Travel Education Institute 

32985 Hamilton a Suite 100 

Farmington Hills, MI 48018 

(313)553-8858 

Licensed by Mich Dept of Ed 

TUTORING By multi certified Special 

Education Teacher, 10 yean experi- 

ence Aasesment. prescriptive report 

provided Ages 3-15 preferred 642-2057 

522 Professional 

Services 

Are you concerned about an 

elderly parent or a con- 

valescing family member? 

Let Suburban Health Care 

Services help you with home 

health care on a constant 

one to one personal level. 

Nurses, nurses aides and 

companions available 2 to 

24 hours dally. 

COMPETITIVE RATES 

SUBURBAN 

HEALTHCARE 

SERVICES 

28333 Telegraph 

Suite 407 

Southfield, Mich. 

352-7150 

Professional assistance 

with a personal touch 

FOUND - Black it white male mixed 

Medium sued Dos found Mon June 18 

on Beck between Warren it Joy 

' 455-4980 

FOUND, German Shepherd mixed pup- 

pie, about 10 Wks ola Harrison-Plym 

outh Rd area, 6-16-79 Or to good home 

522-5979 

FOUND Gold colored, female, mid- 

sued dog 9 Mile L Gill Rd area 

474-5902 

FOUND- June 22, Light grey domesti 

cated young rabbit, Canton Hills, call 

mornings, 397 0007 

FOUND Small white poodle, 4-6 year 

old female Davisburg area Inquire at 

887 9610 

FOUND SUM of Money Call Southfield 

Police 354-4820 

FOUND Young white male Samoyed 

Evergrsen-Tlreman area on 6-25-79 

271-1658 or 271 6912 

LOST black female cockapoo with 

white chest h feet June 24, vicinity 

Ford Road between Lilley & Sheldon 

Reward 459 3420 

LOST - Black retriever female puppy, 4 

months old Hunter's Creek area (Wal- 

ton-Adams) REWARD' 468 3581 

LOST Blue Parake«t 5 Mile Merriman 

area Answers to 'Corky' 422 9006 

LOST, brown Collie vicinity of 11 Mile 

Lahser, discolored nose Reward 

355 4199 

LOST • Brownish gray Toy Poodle, 

female, 14 Yrs old, very hard of bear 

ing, "Co-Co " Vicinity of 8 Mile • Beech 

Daly Rds Reward 532 8903 

LOST- Calico cal, female. Big Beaver- 

Wattles area Answers to Shasta 

Reward 528-0926 

LOST Cat, gray long hair, wearing flea 

collar, declawed Vicinity, Wayne Rd L 

Michigan Ave 595 0948 

LOST cat, gray neutered male, Green 

field Beverly Hills area 647 0611 

LOST Diamond Ring, Ford Park, 

Livonia, June 1 Very sentimental 

Reward, 425 0151 

LOST Female, grey cat, white paws It 

stomach, Crooks Rd Big Beaver area, 

on June 16 Reward If found, call 

362-1928 or 625 0608 

LOST-female, Old English Sheepdog, 

answers to Vanessa Must get to vets 

immediately Large reward Last seen 

Novl-Walled Lake 

Call 425-3758 or 669 1370 

LOST - Female Tan it White Collie 

Crooks Rd L South blvd area 

REWARD After 6PM, 375-1660 

LOST; grandchildren's dot black Poo 

die, answers lo Blackie Reward Call 

AM VI 2-6161 Evenings 559-1124 

LOST - gray Persian male, while spot 

oo chest, lost east Rochester area $20 

reward 375-0773 

LOST Irish Setter, 5 years. 6 Mile 

Beech Daly area Brown collar, name 

Duke, medical problem, call 531-1284 

LOST Irish Setter. J years, 6 Mile- 

Beech Daly area Brown collar, name 

Duke, medical problem, call 631-1284 

LOST, Irish Setter puppy, male. 12 

weeks old. reward, Farmington Hills 

area. 474-9378 

LOST-Keeshood female dog, black and 

grey longhaired, lost Sat vicinity West 

Bloomfield 661 5495 

LOST- Sunday, small white female 

Cockerpoo, clipped Farmlngton- 

Schoolcraft area Needs dally medlca 

tion Reward 425-0415 


BID PROPOSAL 

CITY OF FARMINGTON 

Sealed proposals for the 1979 Sidewalk Ramp Project, City of Farming 

ton will be received by the City of Farmiqgton at the office of the City 

Clerk, 23600 Liberty Street, Farmington, Ml 48024 until 11 A.M.. on 

Thursday, July 12. 1979 at which Ume the bids will be publicly opeaed 

and read aloud The approximate quantities of work Involved in the 

projects are (1) Cut and removal of 540 ft of curb (J) Cut and removal of 

1.700 sq ft of sidewalk (3) Installation of 4.025 sq ft. of sidewalk for 

ramps Contract documents including necessary specifications may be 

tained at the City Clerk's office in Farmington City Hall. A charge of $5 

will be made for each set of contract documents taken. 

Attention Is called to the fact that sot len than the minimum salaries 

aad wages as Mt forth In the contract documents must be paid on this 

project and Uut the contractor must sours that employees aad appli 

cants for employment are not discriminated against, because of their 

race, ootor. religion, MX or national origin in accordance with Executive 

Order 11146 Equal Employment Opportunity and Notice of Requirement 

for Affirmative Action to Ensure Equal Employment Opportunity. 

Contract mutt comply with the Davis Bacon Act. July », 1964 (Title 40- 

174A). Equal Employment Opportunity Act. Sept 28,1M6. No 11246 AU 

United States Dept of Labor regulations and standards Title 2f, 1. S and 

I and Title II. U S C, Sec 174 known as "Anti-Kick Back Act" and the 

Federal Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1170 

Proposals will be enclosed in sealed envelopes marked with the name of 

the bidder and shall be plainly marked on the tower front left-hard cor- 

ur "Proposal 1079 Sidewalk Ramp Project" and shall be delivered to 

tho office of the City Clerk on or before the time specified above. No bid 

may be withdrawn for a period of 90 days after scheduled closing Ume 

for receiving bids The City rseervss the right to reject any or all bids 

and ancent any bid It may deem In the best Interest of the City. 

Respectfully Submitted. 

Gerald Horner, Administrative Assistant 

o A E 

602 Lost A Found 

LOST-long haired grey & white TAbby 

cat. vicinity Franklin Road It Lone 

Pine Reward 851-1672 

LOST MINIATURE amber colored 

poodle, lamed hind left leg Reward 

offered Call 476-0486 

LOST Monday, black Labrador female, 

white spot on cbest, Henry Ruff-Warren 

area Reward Childs Pet 525-0889 

LOST; Pure white cat, answers to 

Bianco Vicinity Ridge Rd L 5 Mile in 

Plymouth Reward 459-6455 

LOST Purse In Garden City, Sat, June- 

23rd Contains 2 needed keys Pleaae 

return, reward Call: 427-7177 

LOST, saggy male silver pay Poodle,, 

Orchard lake. Long lake Rd Reward. 

days, 585-8141, anytime £. 

851 9045 

LOST, small black 4i white cat near 

Plymouth it Farnyfigton Rds Answers 

to Little One, very friendly 525-0185 

LOST; tan dog with some white, male. 8 

Mile £ Middlebelt. Friday Laree scar 

on nose Answers to Max 4/6 : 4996 

LOST- White dog lost at K Mart, Cherry 

Hill it Wayne Rd , 6 26-79 Answers to 

Sassy 728 0638 

LOST Yorkshire Terrier female Blue 

& white collar, answers to Ticka 1100 

reward Between 7pm-11pm, 255-6376 

LOST |50 REWARD Onêyed male 

Pekingese, mostly black and grey, June 

9th, vicinity of Joy Rd and Wayne Rd 

522-7188 or 862-6977 

LOST Cat, orange and white, red col- 

lar Viclnicty of Coolldge and Wattles 

689 7264 

LOST 1 pair of blue slacks with belt 

between Woodward h the parking deck 

of the 555 Building Call TV Moons 

575-8911 

LOST 6-13. 14 Mile It Middlebelt, mfale 

Siamese cat, neutered, Sealpoint,/ oo 

collar, needs medication Reward B51 

4 

REWARD FOR lost black female 

Bouvier wearing red collar with black 

spot on tongue June 15 628-3729 

1200 REWARD 

For small black long haired cat. lost on 

April 29th, 8 Mile-Middlebelt- Grand 

River area Please call after 6 PM or 

anyUme weekends 477 2941 

604 Announcements 

Notices 

ASTROLOGY CLASSES 

Lessons on basic Astrology Day or 

Eveing classes Only 10 serious students 

accepted For interview, call Colleen at 

728-9299 

GO 4 IT PRODUCTIONS 

presents a DISCO COSTUME PARTY 

with sounds by DISCO BONNIE h 

COMPANY l*ut together your most 

outrageous costume and dance with 

guest celebrities Several CASH 

PRIZES will be awarded Held on Mon- 

day, July 9, at Carmens East/Sergios 

1* Club. Warren, Michigan flO at 

door For reservations 

649 0345 


The Board of Directors of Fidelity Bank 

of Michigan at a regular meeting of the 

board on June 20, 1079 resolved that 

subject to furthur action of the board 

the hours of business of the bank effec- 

tive July 16. 1979 shall be as follows 

Lobby Mon thru Thurs, 9 30am to 

3 00pm, Fri., 9 30am to 8pm Drive in 

windows Mon thru Fri, 8 30am to 8pm, 

Sat 9am to 4pm 


ATTORNEYS AT LAW 

FIRST CONSULTATION FREE 

SAT it EVE APPTS AVAILABLE 

D'Avanzo & Meconi 

42142 FORD RD , SUITE 101 

459-5300 

ATTORNEY SERVICES 

Real Estate, Divorces, Wills, General 

Law, Initial Consultations No Fee 

Reasonable Rates 

Joelson Law Firm 553 8555 

DIVORCES, drunk driving, license 

suspensions, all traffic violations, work 

man's compensation, auto negligence, 

slip and falls, wills It other legal ser- 

vices Initial consultation free 569-8386 

SAT. APPT. AVAILABLE 

FREE 1st CONSULTATION 

DIVORCE uncontested ) 150 

DIVORCE - contested from $225 

Child Support modification $125 

HOUSE CLOSING »100 

DRUNK DRIVING from* 125 

BANKRUPTCY simple $125 

LICENSE RESTORATION $125 

TRAFFIC VIOLATION most $75 

MISDEMEANOR from$150 

FELONY from $250 

WILUisimple $35 

NAME CHANGE $125 

COST NOT INCLUDED 

WORKMEN'S COMP 15% 

PERSONAL INJURY 30% 

No Fee unless you collect 

"We Are Not A Clinic" 

Your case will be handled at all stages 

by one of three experienced trail law- 

yers 

LAW OFFICES 

' RICHARD H DORMAN 

LIVONIA 27540 Schoolcraft 

CALL 868-7694 

For Your Personal Consultation 

SAT. APPT. AVAILABLE 

FREE 1st CONSULTATION 

DIVORCE uncontested $150 

DIVORCE - contested from $225 

Child Support modification $125 

HOUSE CLOSING $100 

DRUNK DRIVING from$125 

BANKRUPTCY simple $125 

LICENSE RESTORATION $125 

TRAFFIC VIOLATION most $75 

MISDEMEANOR from$150 

FELONY from $250 

WILLSslmple $35 

NAME CHANGE $125 

COST NOT INCLUDED 

WORKMEN'S COMP 15% 

PERSONAL INJURY 30% 

No Fee unless you collect 

"We Are Not A Clinic" 

Your case will be handled at all stages 

by one of three experienced trail law 

yers 

LAW OFFICES 

RICHARD H DORMAN 

LIVONIA 27540 Schoolcraft 

CALL 868-7694 

For Your Personal Consultation 

606 Transportation ' 

LIMOUSINE SERVICE 

Serving northern Michigan for all driv- 

ing needs L airport service. Courteous 

chauffeurs 616-526-7267, 616-347-3795 

612 In Memoriam 

In memory of Ben H Starkey who 

passed away July 9. 1978 

He came to the end of a Journey, 

He came to a closed green door. 

Where a new path led. from a narrow 

bed 

To the land he was longing for 

He who had grown so weary 

Wu suddenly lifted up 

To the high blue hi As, where Heaven 

spills 

From a kind Gods silver cup 

He came to the end of a journey 

And we could not bid him stay 

Tho we shed sad tears, that for endless 

years 

He w< 

would never pass away 

Our lives were filled with beauty 

And beauty will never end 

For the one whose gift, to the world's 

uplift 

Was my brother, companion and friend 

Loretta Bringold 

Sister, and Nephews 

MICHAEL W RICHARDS , 

In loving memory of our dear son and 

brother oo his list Birthday, jJjy 1. 

1918 - July I. 1971 Mom, DadAand 

Mark V 

618 Child Cars 

CHILD Care; Former LPN and mother 

Prefer II months to 1 years, 8 Mile 4 

Inkster 3546566 

HAVING a Wedding or Party? Who 

does the Music of Donna Summer, 

Glenn Millar. Barfara Streisand k Chi 

cago? We do? At Sundance Dtac Jockey 

4Sound Rental Call 49-D.IACO or 

493-4726 Ethnic music also available 

LOVING car* of yow child In my b 

censed home, full or part Ume, day* 

N W Detroit, low rates. tTMMS 


SUMMER 

DAY CAMP 

REGISTER NOW 

Educational Day Care 

Nutritional Lunches-Snacks 

Pre School Classes 2 W -5 years 

Summer Day Camp 6-11 years 

Open Year Around 6 45am 6pm 

CHILDRENS WORLD 

6585 Middlebelt. Garden City 

427-9450 

619 Summer Camps 

CAMP ADVISORY 

SERVICE 

General It specialty tours, ranches. & 

summer schools For over 30 yrs have 

helped parents select summer pro- 

grams that meet each child's need Also 

counselor placement service 

Susan S Klingbeil 

885-5176 

626 Bingo 

BINGO 

Each Friday-7PM 

Madonna College 

36600 Schoolcraft 

At Levan Livonia 

BINGO EVERY SUNDAY 6 30 PM 

St Edith Church 

Newburgh. S of 5 Mile 

Liyoma. Michigan 

BINGO EVERY THURSDAY - 7 PM 

Divine Savior Catholic Church 

39375 Joy Rd , Westland 

(just east of 1-275) 

BINGO 

Livonia VFW Post 3941, 27300 Plym 

outh Rd.. Livonia Every Wed night 

Open at 5PM Starting time 6 45PM 

Northwest General Hospital 

Bingo every Wednesday, 6 30 PM 

Sans Souci Hall 

29500 W Nine Mile at Middlebelt 

ST. ALEXANDER'S 

BINGO 

Every Monday 11AM 

21900 Middlebelt 

Farmington (K of C Hall) 

476-1100 

WEST SEVEN YOUTH CLUB 

Every Friday 6 45 


Between Inkster It 8 Mile 


ACCORDIONIST 

Music for any occasion 

/ Joanne 

\ 421-6454 

BAltD AVAILABLE 

Standards Rock Polkas 

Call Jerry 

531 5457 

CAROLE LASSER pianist Available 

private parties and wedding ceremo- 

nies 357 0Q30 

CHANGES 

Versatile Band for Any Occasion 

Weddings, Parties, Reasonable Rates 

722-2203, 644 6037, 229-6339 

DIRECT FROM TV.. 

COMEDIAN VENTRILOQUIST 

EDDIE JAYE 

AND HIS PAL CARLTON D CROW 

Now in your area and available for 

summer, fall and Christmas Adult and 

children's shows 

398-5357 

FINISHING TOUCH 

The barid with the class and music to 

make ybur occasion memorable Call 

Kevin after 4 464^589 

FOR YOUR WEDDING OR PARTY 

Call the Sundance D J & Sound Rental 

We have the variety you need, every 

thing from Donna Sommer to Glen Mil- 

ler 49 Disco or 491-4726 

JAN SAN PUPPETS 

Children entertainment Puppets, 

magic music, all occasions Call 

642 7450 or 647-4676 

LOVESOUND 

For the Most Versatile Sound 

Quality Music for any occasion 

386-9489 928 8356 

STEVE" THE MAGICIAN 

Specializing in children's shows 

Balloon animals, juggling, magic 

Reasonable 548-5928 

UNIQUE 6 MEMBER BAND 

2 female vocalists 10 instruments 

Weddings our Specialty Disco, 

Standards. Rock 632-6109 

700 Auction Sales 

ANNUAL 

4TH OF JULY 

AUCTION 

Wednesday July 4,12 Noon 

THE DEARBORN INN 

OAKWOOD BLVD 

(Adjacent To Henry Ford Museum) 

FEATURING 

Large Oriental carved ft inlaid teak cu- 

rio cabinet, rare Viennese enamel 

jewelry chest, collection of Intricate 

carved Ivory (55"carved scenic ele 

phant tusk, large figurines, chain vases, 

animals, Rowers, unusual Netsukes), 

pair of 48" Oriental decorated porce- 

lain palace vases, large KPM painting 

on porcelain, large Victorian bronze fi- 

gurines ft animals (Moreau, Gregolre, 

Gaudex, Clodion, Mene, Barye, Moig- 

niez, Preiss), large Victorian carved 

walnut curio cabinet, collection of intri- 

cate carved Jadeite-Nephrite-Mala 

chite X Lapis, large Dore bronze ft 

marble clock set, Handel ft Pairpoint 

table lamps, collection of rare Faberge 

type enamel boxes, psir of large Royal 

Dux figural vases. Victorian art alus 

(13" Steuben blue Aurene vase, Tiffany. 

Galle, Da urn Nancy. Moeer. Lalique), 

early Victorian carved needle-point 

armchair. Meissen figural porcelain 

group, early pocket watches (Including 

18K gold enamal portrait watch), 8 tune 

cylinder music box. brilliant cut glass, 

miniature carriage clock, unusual 

bronze Cartel clock, early carved mar- 

ble figurines. Oriental carved stone in- 

laid four panel screen, large Victorian 

hanging lamp, early Japanese metallic 

Cloisonne, fine diamond-sapphire-opal- 

ruby Jewelry, brass student's lamp, 

large Mettiacb vase, Victorian carved 

figural table, pair of Royal Bonn vases. 

Meissen, Dresden ft Limoges porce- 

lains. Empire side table. Victorian 

table lamps ft many more fine items 

Viewing from 10 30AM, day of sale 

Cash. Approved Checks. Master Chare 

ft Visa accepted. 

A Howard Golden, Auctioneer 

GOLDEN GALLERIES 

OF MICHIGAN 

313-9*6-5724 

ESTATE AUCTION 

Antloues, Trsctors, Farm Machinery 

10 Guns, Gun Shop Equipment 

We will have a public auction at 1341 

W Delhi Rd Ann Arbor, Mi located 3 

miles west of Ann Arbor between Mil 

rft Dexter Rds 

SUN JULY 1 AT 12 NOON 

Owner. Heirs of J W (Bill) Wing 

Auctioneers-Lloyd R Braun, Ann 

Arbor, 66^9646 Jerry L. Helmer, 

Saline. ' 994 6309 

ESTATE AUCTION 

Antiques, Collectsbles, furniture and 

appliances. 

The estate of Mrs Jonathan Dudley and 

unclaimed storage lots to be sold Satur- 

day. June 10,7 PM 

At 32SM Michigan Ave.. Wayne consist- 

ing of Curved glass China cabinets, Cu- 

rio cabinet, drop leaf Cherry table, 

clocks, Victorian chairs, rockers, 

Ubies, 9 pc. walnut dining room, bed- 

rooms, sofas, love seats, Washers, 

dryers, refrigerators, stoves, air condi- 

tioners, pictures, mirrors, glassware, 

china, trunks, and hundreds of misc. 

Items not listed 

Inspection 910 AM day of sale, unUl 

sale Ume 

J WOFTORD AUCTIONEER 

711-19)9 

700 Auction Sales 

ANTIQUE AUCTION 

We will have a public auction at 204 

Lottie St S Lyon. Mi Take Pontiac 

Trail lq Lottie St just past 10 Mile , 

turn East on Lottie 

SAT JUNE 30 AT 11 AM 

Owner,Olive Janke 

Auctioneers-Lloyd R Braun, Ann 

Arbor, 665 9646 Jerry L Helmer, 

Saline. 994-6309 

A SPECIAL ANTIQUE AUCTION Sat 

June 30 at 7 PM Open 4 pm for inspec- 

tion Some verv fine wicker, chairs, 

rockers, baby buggy, flower stands, 

baskets, table, foot stool plus other 

small pieces Rattan chairs, couch plus 

others Patio pieces, 5 piece child's ice 

cream set. signed Handel lamps Chan- 

deliers, ft other lamps Mahogany roll 

top desk, 3 walnut high boy chests, 

dresser, 4 needlepointe chairs, 6 Bent 

wood chairs, plus others Hoosier cup^ 

board, oak sideboard, drop front desk, 

small wood stove, 5 piece maple dinette 

set, mirrors ft pictures, glassware, hall 

tables, clocks, must be seen to J>e 

appreciated Listed are only the 

highlight TERMS OF SALE CASH 

No children allowed at sale time, 

please Lunch conter, Bluebird Auction. 

16847 Dixie Hwy Halfway between 

Pontlac ft Flint on old US-10 Stoney's 

Auction Service 634 1967 681 2866 

702 Antiques 

ANTIQUE AUCTION The Dearborn 

Inn, Oakwood Blvd Wed July 4. 12 

Noon See Auction Sales Column "700 

MARGIE'S 

FLEA MARKET 

In the old Walled Lake Theatre 

Pontiac Tr near Maple 

ANTIQUES. FURNITURE, COINS 

JEWELRY, PRIMITIVES 

Friday 12-7 PM 

Sat . Sun 10AM 6PM 

4t 4-4579 624 9752 

ANTIQUE BUFFET Solid oak, excel 

lent condition, $125 534 2751 

ANTIQUE, living room couch, coffee 

table, end table, sofa table, and accent 

table Queen size sofa bed 522 6499 

ANTIQUE PIANO, Addison ft Addison 

from London, solid rosewood with flpm 679 7966 

WOODARD glass top dinette act with 6 

chairs Woodard porch furniture 

Lamps, various wood tables, uphol 

stered chairs Sunday only 966 5146 

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UNDERGROUND 

Collector Conducts 

2 Day Estate Sale 

Thurs. June 28, 10 AM-5 PM 

Fri. June 2fi. 10 AM-5 PM 

1321 Pierce St. Birmingham 

(1 block S. of Lincoln on 

eastside) 

Quality living room, bed- 

room furniture. Drop leaf 

mahogany dining table and 

chairs,. bookcases, books, 

large desk, . new Kenmore 

washer & dryer, window air 

conditioners sterling flat- 

ware and jeweler's equip- 

ment. Electric mower, yard 

equipment, work bench, 

much more. 644-3982. 

UNION NATIONAL dlmoc room set, 

44 cloverleaf pedestal with (our 11" 

leavaa, table pads-custom esse (or leaf 

storage, 4 chain Serving shelf 7' long x 

II" |700 After 6PM 626-7312 



WANTED 

I Large dining room set 

t wood . 6 ch 

"chairs or more. M4-881 9 

Household 

Wayne 1 COL 

Goods 

County 


Wayne County 

COLONIAL COUCH and swivel rocker, 

beige floral, excellent condition $300 

534 2627 

AIR CONDITIONER 14,000 BTU, 350, 

gas grill, $100 Coffee maker, new $10 

Aft^r • PM 427-1634 

BABY FURNITURE A equipment (or 

sals, good condition 

call between 3pm-9pm, 464 8226 

BEDROOM SET • I 

doable bed complete 

, mirror, 

422-2676 

CHANDELIER, crystal, (ram model 

home, $50 or best offer Drapes, cus- 

tom. beige satin with sheers Modern 

geometric with matching bedspread 

Yellow print for patio doors, with 

matching kitchen curtain 455 4574 

CHANDELIER, 5 candles, crystal, 

$150 After 6 PM Thursday A Friday 

411-5137 

COUCH, I Ft., brown cordoroy, great 

condition. $7$ After 7 PM. call 

, 348 3717 

DINING L bench A table - built in, free 

standing, 3 pieces, used 4 months, ask- 

ing $154 After 5pm 592 $185 

706 Housshold Goods Oakland County 

FURNITURE SALE 

Savings on new & pre-rented items 

RENTAL RETURNS; 

1 rust & beige stripe sleeper. $149 

1 gold stripe sofa, loveseat, chair $219 

1 pine frame green tweed loveseat $ 89 

2 biack vinyl living room chairs $ 39 

1 walnut frame houndstooth sofa & loveseat $299 

1 4-pc pine bedroom set $349 

NEW FACTORY CLOSEOUTS 

1 bittersweet Oriental bar, reg $815, now $325 

1 contemporary walnut and birch 44" drop-lid storage 

cabinet, reg $999, now $399 

1 solid cherry server, reg $559, now $253 

1 contemporary walnut & birch display cabinet reg 

$600, now $299 

MATTRESS & BOX SPRINGS 

Twin set ^ New factory reiects $ 9Q 

Twin extra long set $110 

Full set $125 

Queen set $ 160 

King set $190 

GLOBE INTERIOR RENTALS 

1100 E. Maple (15 Mile) Troy 

West of i-75 588-1800 

COLOR TV 15 INCH WALNUT coo 

sole, sll channels, pre set tuning Excel 

lent condition, guaranteed, $115. 

181 5800 

COMPLETE 3 piece) twin French Pro 

vencial bedroom set, $115 Curtis 

Mathis stereo. $75 711-8547 

CONTEMPORARY living room set, 5 

months old, print couch with matching 

solid green chair A ottoman, solid apri 

cot chair A ottoman $580 081-1815 

COUCH A chair, black Naugahyde, La 

Z-Boy rec liner burnt orange velvet 

Both in excellent condition, best offer. 

484-1815 

COUCH. SIMMONS Hlde-a-bed, aqua 

vinyl, very good condition $115 

581-7103 

COUCH, 7' high back Colonial A match- 

ing chair, green, yellow, white plaid 

Good condition. $300 or best offer 

Norgif dishwasher, new, 7 cycle, 

coppertone, convertible model, cutting 

board top, $250 or best offer Call from 

4PM 9PM 537 4805 

DINING room Uble, 4 chairs, solid 

birch $190, matching end tables $30 

each 421-4145 

ELECTRIC oven, 30 In., avacado 10 In 

electric white Apt site stove, both good 

condition CslI 511-7257 

ESTATE SALE, dishes halltree, Jenny 

Lind and iron beds, solid oak dining set. 

45" floor loom, iron gas stove, washer 

dryer, MTD shreed-it, snow blower, 

Ironrite ironer, tools June 28-29, 

9-6PM 870 Forest, Plymouth 

ESTATE SALE 

June 29, 30, & July 1 

10am-4pm 

17455 Anne Avenue, Allen Park 

Southfield X-way lo outer Drive, turn 

East, jog behind service station V« 

block to Watson, turn right 6 blocks to 

Anne Ave„ turn right 

We are selling entire contents ol bome 

and oversized garage 8 rooms of furni- 

ture, misc , A the garage includes many 

tools, hunting, fishing and camping 

equipment 

Conducted by 

FRIGIDAIRE electric stove, good con- 

dition, upholstered chair, hooked rug 

9X12 537-5975 

GARAGE SALE Depression glass, 

antiques, old cbest, old books, hanging 

wrought iron lights, much more Fri. A 

Sat Glenview Sub off N Territorial, 

48777 Betty Hill Plymouth. . 453-4092 

HOUSEHOLD Sale, many items, tradi- 

tional living room furniture (gold A 

green), 7 pc dining room set (oak), other 

misc items June 28-July 3, Colony 

Park 33811 Hunters Pointe, Farming- 

ton Hills ' 553-2109 

Htyjsehold 

709 Hty/sehold Goods 

Wsyns County 

ESTATE SALE 

June 29. 30, & July 1 

10am-4pm 

17455 Anne Avenue, Allen Park 

Southfield X-way to outer Drive, turn 

East, )og behind service station W 

block to Watson, turn right 8 blocks to 

Anne Ave , turn right 

We are selling entire contents of home 

and oversized garage 8 rooms of furni- 

ture. misc , I the garage include* many 

tools, hunting, fishing and camping 

equipment 

Conducted by 

B & B SALES 

Betty Bev. 

ESTATE SALE Sunday, July 1 

12 noon-6 PM Misc household goods, 

wringer washer, bedroom suites, chairs, 

dishes, pots, silverware 29087 Mar 

quette. Garden City 

EXCELLENT Condition North Hickory 

couch and lounge chair Hungerford 

nfaple Queen sized bedroom set Bench 

and weight lifting equipment 478-0191 

FIVE piece kitcben set, like new, $175 

or best offer 532-8332 

Italian Provincial drop leaf extension 

Uble, buffet with grilled hutch, 2 side 

chairs. Kindel genuine frultwood, excel 

lent condition, $875 422-4734 

KENMORE washer/dryer set; stove, 

frig, 2 sofas, matching chairs, tables, 

kitchen set Reasonable 420-0388 

MAPLE TWIN or bunk beds, and large 

4 drawer chest, $100 981-1451 

MOVING OUT of State Selling every 

thing, household and misc items 31270 

W Seven Mile. Livonia. 474-4303 

MOVING SALE qweh, recllner, endt 

ables, childrens crib, furniture A toys 

459-2745 

MUST sell. Pine dinette set, Uble, 4 

chairs, dry sink, $400 or best offer 

421 8578 

NINE BIECE ratUn grouping, excel- 

lent condition, other items 86J-8278 

PAIR Early American hutch cabinets. 

excellent condition, $350 

Call . 421 3260 

PIT GROUP. 7 piece, beige, 1 year old, 

excellent condition. $275 522-7830 

THOMASVILLE dining room set, 8 pes 

84 inch breakfront, 8 chairs Kenmore 

automatic Washer 937-1488 

TRADITIONAL blue nylon velvet sofa. 

84" like new $250 422-8017 

TURN OF the Century Dining set, 

round Uble, buffet, 6 chairs, $350 

388 5811 

WALNUT CHINA cabinet, drop leaf 

Uble, pads. 4 chairs, perfect condition, 

$175. 7214809 

709 Housshold Goods 

• Wayns County 

SALE Photographic Items, supplies 

from retired photographer plus general 

goods. June SOth-July 1, 10-5PM. 481 

Blunk, Plymouth. Corner Farmer. 

SALE SALE 

Ma Ureases $14, $19 1 pc living'room 

sets $119 ChesU 4 Dressers. $1(1, $13, 

$29 Lamps $5, $7, $9 Refrigerators 

Gas A Electric SToves Tables 4 end 

Ubles. $5. $9 Desks. $19. $13. $19 Bed 

room seU. new and used Sofa beds, 

new, $89 Beds, $15. $15 Hollywood 

beds, complete, $59 Wringer washers. 

$29 ALL MUST GO< 

New A Used Furniture 

Bargain House Furniture 

21741 Fenkeii (at Lahser) 

Store Hrs 9 30 to 5 PM 

SOLID cherry drop-leaf dining room 

Uble, 42x24" with 24" leaves, cherry 

buffet and cherry spool twin bed, head 

A foot After 6pm. Weekends 455-1484 

SOLID MAPLE dresser A twin bed 

complete, $100 Ask for Mark 531-1952 

Warehouse Sale 

ALL NEW FURNITURE 

Odd chest $59.95 

Trundle Beds . . . $129.95 

Hollywood Beds. . $119.95 

Roll Away Beds . . . $89.95 

Mattresses $49.95 

BED-N-BUNK 

Sleep Shoppe Inc. 


V/t Blks. W. of Telegraph 

KE 1-1740 

WHITE Child Craft chifferobe, $35, ' 

533-2588 

WHITE Chlldcraft bed. complete. 5 

drawer dresser, excellent condition, 

$115 455-8978 

1 area rugs, 6 ft x 9 ft , 1 wool, 1 acri- 

lan, abstract design Earth colors Rea- 

sonable Call: 4*3^457 



ABOVE GROUND aluminum pool with 

accessories and deck, 15x30, 6 years 

old, kids outgrown, needs some repair, 

$100 plus removel Farmington area 

474 1965 

A FORTY year accumulation Entire 

contents of home Furniture, dishes, 

wicker, rugs, prints, Victorian doors, all 

kinds of junk from the 20 s, 30's A 40's 

Priced to go fast No pre-sales Sat 

only 9 AM - 4 PM 932 Humphrey 

Birmingham 2 blocks S of Lincoln, 

W off Woodward 

t£- 

DRESSER A chest $20 each; drafting 

Uble with desk $115. antique pedestal 

sink $75, porch swing $10, other glass- 

ware A misc 363-2860 



AIR Conditioner, 11,000 BTU's, $45 40 

Yds. gold carpeting, $40. Upright piano. 

$550 641-3895 

AN ASSORTMENT of household items, 

bikes, auto parts, wine bottles, barber 

shop Items, and other family! treasures 

9-5 Sat A Sun 30065 Spring River Dr 

between 12 A 13 Mile. Southfield A 

Evergreen 

ANTIQUE DEALERS YARD SALE 

Saturday, June 30, 9- 5 PM No pre 

ales Between 8-9 Mile Rd , first block 

E. of Woodward, 365 Charming, Fern- 

dale 

ANTIQUE White bedroom suiU, new 

Fake furs, 881-4179, 881 0889 

ATTIC SALE Moving Furniture, Dish- 

es, Fine Things A Junk 1043 Chestnut, 

Birmingham Maple - Adams Area 

Sat, Sun, 10 AM 5 PM 

BABY Carriage, brpwn A white, 

Perego New sumn)er 1978 $120 

I 645-1281 

BARGAIN Garage Sale- Nearly new 

treasures, Thurs , June 28, Fri., June 29 

10AM-4PM 17341 Kinross. E of South- 

field. S of 14 Mile 

N SALE - Saturday, 10 4PM, 839 

. Birmingham Anl 

BARN 

Knox 

records, more 

Dtiques, books, 

BASEMENT SALE 9AM 5PM June 28 

A 29 238 CaUlpa Drive, Birmingham 

Antiques, dishes, fireplace screen, fur- 

niture, small appliances, misc 

BASEMENT SALE Don't miss this one 1 

Many Bargains Galore Thurs , Fri , 

June 28, 29, 9 AM-5 PM 1279 Washing 

ton, Birmingham Between Lincoln • 14 

Mile. 3 blks W of Pierce 

BEDROOM §ET. triple dresser, double 

mirror, 2 night sUnds, solid cherry 

Best offer 553-2246 

BEDSPEADS, TWIN, matching cur 

Uins, sheets, ladles shoes, 7W narrow, 

handbags, gowns size 14-18^ 557-7947 

BLOOMFIELD VilUge Garage sal* 

3335 Bradway,Birmingham Household 

goods, baby Items, Thurs , A Fri 9-3 

BRUNER water softner A iron filter, 

like new, manual. $150 (or both Call 

after 6 PM 852-4267 

COME A get it. we have it all!! Garage 

sale, June 28-30, 30130 Woodgate Dr 

near 13 A Evergreen, 9am 

DOGHOUSE-LARGE, dog run 5x20ft 2 

f ates, celery brocade draperies. 2 pair, 

4x100 each, snowmobile suit, extra 

large, sleeping bag, misc 646-5053 

GARAGE-MOVING Sale Lawn tractor 

with snow blade A leave sweeper, 

Jacobson reel mower A sulky, broiler, 

antique vanity A Ubles, yard equip- 

ment, dishes, ping po»g Uble. fans, TV, 

games 240 Harrow' Circle, Birmiqf 

nam Thursday thru Sunday 

GARAGE SALE, all household items 

June 30th, 9 to 5 4474 Hardwoods Dr., 

W B'fleld Located in B'fleld Oaks op- 

posite Fire Station 


Oakland Coupty 

ELECTRIC Pin ball machine by 

Coleco, 48" X 21", wood cabinet, does 

not require coins, $125 334-7200 

Encore II 

FABULOUS SALE 

NEW 

DESIGNER 

& QUALITY 

SHOES 

All Sizes 

Unbelievable Prices 

2478 ORCHARD LAKE RD. 

SYLVAN LAKE 

(1 Mile W Telegraph) 

OPEN MONDAY 

THROUGH SATURDAY 

-10AM to 5PM- 

682-3200 

ESTATE SALE • 198i Suzuki 79, 1100 

miles, sewing machine, lawn mower, 

rototiller, garden tools, ladders, radio 

equipment, towers, antennas, Tool A 

Die and misc tools, patio furniture, di- 

nette set, comer cabinet, cedar cheat, 

misc furniture and much more Sat-Sun 

24328 Power Rd. V* Mile W of Orchard 

Lake Rd. oft 10 Mile Rd 

FIVE Family garage sale, June 28-30. 

baby items, toys, furniture 41944 Cher- 

ry Hill, Novi N of 10. W of 

Meadowbrook 

FLEA MARKET, all kinds of goodies. 

Open Fri , Sat„ Sun 20770 Parker, 

Farmington Hills N off 8 Mile 

GARAGE/FURNITURE sale sofas. 

Ubles, riding mower, tent, car rack, 

misc 6953 Hillock Lane, W Bloom- 

field 626-7438 

GARAGE A Household Sale 30780 

Pearridge Road, Farmington Hills S of 

14 Mile, E o( Farmington Road, June 

29 thro July 3 10AM 4PM 

GARAGE A household sale. Sat June 

30. 9am Chairs, Ubles. quilt stand, GE 

re(rigerator, misc items 24285 

Tamarack Trail, 10-Lahser area. South 

field 

GARAGE-MOVING Sale June 

28,29,30th. 10am 4pm 21801 Frazer, 

Southfield, E off Lahser, 2 blocks S of 

9 Mile Home, garden A sporting goods 

357-3132 

GARAGE SALE, antiques, books, 

household, clothes, misc 25129 Pierce 

Off 10 Mile, between Southfield A 

Greenfield Sat 10 6, Sun 1-6, Wed 10-6 

GARAGE SALE, antiques, furniture, 

lots goodies. Fri, Sat., Sun 9-5, 30140 

Pleasant Tr, comer Northgate, Cran- 

brook Village, 13 Mile, Southfield Rd 

Thursday,, 

710 H$c. 

.June 28,1979 

• 7F 

710 Mtyc. For Sals 


GARAGE SALE - Antique*, children 

clothing, train Uble, many household 

items 174 Bridgeatooe, Rochester. off 

Tienken, Thursday, Friday 

GARAGE SALE, antique, babv A con- 

temporary furniture, household Items 

toys, miac Multi family farage sales. 

SUman Acres, N of 10 Mile, W of Orc- 

hard Lake. 31971 SUman Court A 31767 

SUman Circle Fri 10-1. Sat 10-5 

GARAGE SALE, antique furniture, roll 

top deak, walnut bedroom set A more 

Antique dishes, pictures, linens, books 

Fur rugs, clothes, appliances. ndgets. 

Items to numerous to mention June 19. 

30. July 1. 9-5 PM. 24482 Lae Baker, 


GARAGE SALE Bargains galore, FrL, 

Sat. Sun 9AM 1 16140 WoodvllU.off 

Lincoln, £et Greenfield A Southfield 

GARAGE SALE Baby clothes, furni 

ture. misc 25777 Forest view S of 19 

mile, east of Beech 9am-5pm, Fri, Sat 

GARAGE SALE baby Items, girl's 

clothing to 6x. books household misc 

Fri, Sat, 9-5. 19084 Dolores. Lathrup 

Village, W of Southfield. Bloomfield, S 

off 12 Mile 

GARAGE SALE Big' 28160 Rollcreat, 

off 12 Mile, between Middlebelt and 

Orchard Lake Thurs , Fri , Sat 10 AM 

to 7 PM Antiques, dirt bike, Urea, 

chrome side pipes, pool, jigsaw, race 

track, lawn mowers, furniture, beer 

cans, much more 

GARAGE SALE Childrens clothing A 

toys, misc items A some furniture 

28618 Balmoral Way. Farmington Hills 

Off 12 Mile, between Middlebelt A Ink 

ster Friday thru Monday. 9AM-5PM 

GARAGE SALE-clothes, shoes, baby 

carriage, many other things 3180 Hix- 

on Rd , between E Buell A E Gunn, 

Rochester. June 28 thru July 8 

GARAGE SALE, everything must sell, 

baby furniture, Hitcncock reproduc- 

tions. furniture, toys, piano, misc June 

29 . 30, 31 3136 Pebble Lane, Birming- 

ham. 15 Mile, Lahser Great bargains, 

hurry, hurry, hurry 

GARAGE SALE For the Connoisseur 

Absolutely no baby clothes 1 Oak snd 

wicker furniture, snUque lamps, clocks, 

mirrors, trunks, hundreds of extrsordi 

nary Items Must see to believe! Friday, 

9 2. Saturday 9-6, 3129 Alpine, Troy, off 

Big Beaver, between Crowned A operated by brothers PHIL A 

IIM RASHll) Licensed Call anytime 

353-5229 353-0435 

Aluminum Siding Trim-Gutters 

Work Myself 

3 yrs exp Licensed 

nsured Call 464-6745 

ALUMINUM SIDING 

ûality at the LOWEST prices In town 

>1 Woodward area 545-1110 

Aluminum Siding 

Custom Trim 

.utters, Storm Windows A Storm 

Doors, Awnings. Porch A Patio Enclo- 

tures Owner operated No Salesman 

20 Year Written Guarantee on all Ma te- 

la Is A Workmanship Free Estimate* 

Licensed A Insured 

MILLS HOME IMPROVEMENT 

Call anytime 838-2326 


CUSTOM TRIM 

GUTTERS - REROOFING 

LICENSED AND INSURED 

L.J.Rodgers 

Hom« Improvements 

399-1233 


Gutters A Trim 

Free Est Licensed Ins 

419-7980 

ALUMINUM 

SIDING & TRIM 

647-6166 

Klttyhawk 

Construction Co. 

ALUMINUM 

5" GUTTERS 

SIDING ROOFING 

PORCH ENCLOSURES 

Free Eatlmate 

Reasonable Prices 

477-2408 

ALUM. SIDING 

SALE 

TRIM - GUTTERS 

R.W. BROOKS. BLDRS. 

Free Estlmstas 

532-5685 

Alam ttdtst- Trtm-Onttars 

HUGHE JONES CO 

FresssUmaU 

O A E 

474-8114 

Aluminum Siding 

CALL Metro Aluminum for siding, 

gutters, storm windows, awnings, foam 

insullatlon and roofing Licensed Chris- 

tian Owner Frank Feldt 525-7677 

FOR Aluminum siding, awnings, patio 

enclosures A roofing, call Bestway 

Builders, licensed, insured, free eat , 

Livonia, 537-5375 

LOWEST PRICES 

For Quality Work 

Aluminum siding, trim A gutters 

Custom formed trim In our shop, not on 

your lawn Licensed A insured to 

protect you, the Homeowner' Also 

Aluminum Awnings A Storm Windows 

Countryside 478-6666 

SIDING, TRIM, GUTTERS 

Repairs 

We do small jobs 

525 8326 861-8100 

ALL CEMENT 

Drives, patios, porches, footings, foun 

lations, garage floors | 

176-0643 after 6 PM424-6797 

Aaphalt 

BASE 

Asphalt Paving, Inc. 

OUR 21st YEAR 

of consecutive advertising in 

the Eccentric. 

We also do ASPHALT SEALING 

626-8787 

ELGAN PAVING CO 

Residential A Commercial 

Ask for Larry Nagle 

647 89i2 

GREAT LAKES ASPHALT CO. 

Driveways, Parking lots 

Reasonable Rates 

355 1206 Ke 1 8000 

" INTERNATIONAL 

ASPHALT PAVING CO 

Residents I. Comm'l Free est 

Call anytime, 292 4907 

Brick, Block & Cament 

FRANK VENTO 

MASONRY & CEMENT 

25 YEARS EXPERIENCE 

I DO MY OWN WORK 

MI types Brick, Block, Cement work 

Patios, Driveways, Porches, 

Foundations, Additions 

1st Class Work 

at a Fair Price 

RESIDENTIAL A COMMERCIAL 

Guaranteed Workmanship 

Free EsUmate 

CALL THE EXPERT 

464-7262 

repairs A 

Licensed 

tuokpointlng Guaranteed 

Oakland County only. 545-2944 

(-Larie 

myself 

Jobs or small repairs Work my sel 

Licensed, bonded A insured Free est 

on quality work 348 0066 

CEMENT WORK 

ALL KINDS 

To save mooey deal direct 

with owners Years of experience 

with the Finest Quality 

ITALIAN CEMENT 

CONTR. INC. 

LICENSED INSURED 

BONDED FREE ESTIMATE 

356-0396 

476-4271 

JIM GEORGE'S 

ASPHALT PAVING 

Now offering Spring Special prices on 

parking lots driveways. 50*10 resur 

facing, 8350 New const sealcoaUng 

FREE ESTIMATE 291 -4130 

PFRM-X 

ASPHALT PAVING 

RESURFACING REPAIR 

Commercial. Residential 

Last year's prices sUU In effect 

569-3082 

Aaphalt Saalcoating 

A A B SEAL COATING 

Hand spoiled, no sprsys Quality work 

Reasonable rates Free Estimates 

Call 729 0315 

SEALCOATING BY HARTWICK 

Applied by hand - no sprays 

FUntar 99^02 C-omm l. Sealer 

ResMtential-Comm'l Industr'l 

Call 24 Hours 427-1430 

SEALCOATING 

SPECIALIST 

Applied new 1979 Laymor squeegee- 

brush machine 

Resideotial-Comm'l-lndustrlal 

Ask about our Sand Slurry 

CONTRACTORS TAKE NOTICE 

PERM-X 

CALL ANYTIME 569 M82 

Awnings 

PLUMBING SERVICE Taba, sinks, toi- 

lets, faucets New and Repaired Com- 

plete new batha a speciality. Fine work 

manahlp, fair prices 531-8475 382 8M0 

Baaamant Wattrprooflng 

BASEMENT LEAKS REPAIRED 

Drains A Sump pumps repaired 

21 YEARS EXPERIENCE 

Earl H 474-6S14 

BASEMENT WATERPROOFING 

Outside Digging 

GUARANTEED 

477-3977 361-W47 

FRANK L RICHMOND 

"The Artisan" 

For Peace of Mind 

Licensed 422 1133 

Brick, Block A Cament 

CHIMNEYS 

Repaired or beUt new. Screened 

Cleaned Root leaks stopped 

GUARANTEED 1 Ga 7 3981 

B A JCEMENT 

Driveways, Patlta, Porches 

Lie 4SU144 or Ul-7071 

BAN CEMENT Walks-Drives-PaUo* 

Porchaa-Brick , block. Stone, pre cast 

rtepa A chimney wort, free aaL raaaon- 

ible rates 624 3426 

BRICK A BLOCK WORK 

Porch A Chimney Repairs 

Small Can*ot Jota 

Free eatlmate 422-1486 

CEMENT WORK 

Patios, Driveways 

& Footings 

Garage & Basement floors 

Additions, Porches 

LICENSED, INSURED 

CALL REMO 

After 6 PM, 422-7018 

C A G CONCRETE 

Patio A Driveway Special 

Cusom Finishes Available 

427 3832 

C C KIRBY CONST 

MASONRY 

r ' All Size Jobs Licensed 

Free Estimate* 363 9714 

DRIVEWAYS-GARAGES-PATIOS 

Residential A Commercial For quality 

work. Ke 7-7474 or 363-7000 

McCarthy ConstrucUon Co 

DRIVE-WAYS, Garage, Basement 

floors. Patios, Porches Licensed and 

Insured Member of GCCA 425-5915 

836-0938 

LEONARD MASONRY-toeclallUM In 

Fireplaces, Chimneys, Porches Rea- 

sonable prices. Free estimate* 

Call evenings, 349-8644 

MASONARY REPAIRS-porchea. all 

cement work, tuckpolnting and steps 

Lowest prices on small jota and medi- 

um jobs Call anytime, 534-1570 

MASON CONTRACTING 

& 

TRENCHING SERVICE 

FOUNDATIONS FLOORS 

WATERLINES 

C M Krause & Son 

624-3301 478-9384 

PORCH-CHIMNEYS-STEP REPAIR 

Immediate Service On Violations, 

TuckpolnUng A Slabs Free Est 

474-1980 

TAURUS CONST. INC 

CEMENT WORK 

New A Repair 

After 6. 484-0213,484-2240 

Bookkaaping Sarvicaa 

EMPLOYED COUPLE dealrea house 10 

miles within Plymouth A Middlebelt, 1 

or 2 bedroom, up to 1300 Excellent 

references Call anytime. 478-4821 

Building A RamodaJing 

KITCHEN REMODELING 

Formica Cahtneta, Counters 

Refacing Lie -Ins Walt 476-8891 

REC ROOMS-CEILINGS 

Modernising, Repairing 

476-4011, eves 24 hrs 835-8810 

BLOOMFIELD Builders New coartms 

tioo Complete modernisation for rec 

rma, additions or aocloanrea 

Licensed Builder, lnaured 851-2780 

CARPENTRY, REC ROOMS 

Basements, kitchens, bathrooms 

Ceramic tile 

ReaidanUal A commercial 478-8167 

CU8TOM WOOD DECKS 

CALL KEN OR JOHN 

383-4483 3*0-0815 

Building A Ramodaling 

Custom 

Wood Decks 

Call BOB REEDY 

647-5033 

Custom 

Wood Decks 

CALL RON 

386-0119 

CUSTOM WOOD DECKS 

CALL DAN SHUPICK 

671-1833 

CUSTOM WOOD DECKS 

CALL DAVE 

286-2758 

Building & Ramodaling 

REMODELING 

DESIGN SERVICE 

Before you call In the 

contractor, let us provide 

you with a creative plan 

designed to save you moneyl 

HOUSENSE, INC. 

542-3600 

16 years of experience 

Carpentry 

CARPENTER WORK Additions,Rec 

rooms Wood Decks,ceilings,book 

eases,kitchens, baths and.aoporches 

Home or office Reasonable 522-2563 

CARPENTER WORK Addltions.Rec 

rooms Wood Decks,ceilings,book 

cases,kitchens, baths and,porches 

Home or office Reasonable 522 2563 

CARPENTRY- 

Licensed Builder Remodeling Repairs 

Residential A Commercial Floor lay 

ing and sanding 533-9050 

RESIDENTIAL MODERNIZATION 

And Additions Quality work at reason- 

able prices Designs A free estimates 

Small jota welcome Licensed builder 

348 6378 

ROOM ADDITIONS 

WE ARE SPECIALISTS' 

422-2240 

CUSTOM 

WOOD DECKS 

Free Design . Craftsmanship 

. Competitive price. 

Build the RIGHT WAY 

Call Rick Handley 

373-3980 

DECKS Retailer Walls. PaUo roofs. 

Privacy Fence, all areas, beat prices, 

references, 15 yrs experelnce 

533-3365, 937 2585 

DE SANTO HOME 

IMPROVEMENT CO 

Bldg remodeling specialists Kitchens, 

baths, rec rooms, roofing, alum siding, 

gutters All phases of home Improve- 

ments Licensed, insured, res builder 

20 yrs exp Call Vince De Santo for free 

estimates 522-1811 

EAGLE CONSTRUCTION CO INC 

REMODELING A ADDITIONS 

Aluminum Siding-Gutters-Roofing 

NORM 816-2145 

FAMILY 

ROOMS 

647-6166 

KITTYHAWK CONSTRUCTION CO 

FOR REASONABLE ratea, quality 

work on additions, finishing basements, 

attics, kitchens, Bestway Builders Free 

est Licensed Livonia 537-5375 

IT COSTS NO MORE 

... to get 

first class workmanship. 

FIRST PLACE WINNER of two 

NaUonal Awards, HAMILTON 

has been satisfying customers 

for over 20 years 

You deal directly with the 

owner All work guaranteed 

and compeUUvely priced 

•FREE Estlmatea>Deaigns 

•Additiona>Kltchens 

•Porch Enclosures, etc 

HAMILTON BUILDERS 

Call 559-5590...24 hrs. 

L A S Glass A Maintenance 533-8507 

Trapp Storm doors A Windows. Plate A 

Thermo unlU. Tub enclosures, Mirrors 

Storm repairs. Interior PalnUng A 

Remodeling Free Estimates Visa. MC 

MAINTENANCE-FREE 

WOOD 

DECKS 

H & H MODERNIZATION 

535-8336 533-9176 

J 

MARS BLDG CO. Residential, Com! 

Additions, Kitchens, Dormers, Rec 

Rooms, Baths, Siding, free eaUmatea 

Prompt service 538-1666 618-7044 

Ray's Construction 

BUILDER 

161-4110 

ROYCE V. MALIN 

MODERNIZATION CO. 

Sell & Do my own work 

KITCHENS 

Counter tog* A cabinets Kitch—. addi 

moved. Dishwasher* built 

in. Cabinets reatyled Formica refacing, 

REFERENCES 7 

646-1614, 545-0889 

WOLMANtZED PATIO 

workmanship, fair prices 

WOOD DECKS 

Free form design 

Call for design consult 

Jerry Fitrzyk-Custom Builder 

373-1329 

WOOD DECKS 

Many affordable Designs 

to choose from 

Single or Multl level 1 

All work guaranteed 

A competitively priced 

CALL ROBERT WILKIE 

286-7888 

647-5033 Wood 

DECKS 

Custom 

DECKS 

Square 

DECKS 

Rectangular 

DECKS 

• Sun 

DECKS 

CALL BOB REEDY 

. Licensed Professional Builder 

100's of happy customers 

647-5033 

MulU-level 

DECKS 

Wslmanised 

DECKS 

Redwood 

DECKS 

Small 

DECKS 

• Large • 

DECKS 

647-5033 

Carpentry 

EAGLE HOMES 

QUALITY BUILT 

REDWOOD A WOLMANIZED 

DECKING 

BIRMINGHAM 

442 9599 

WESTLAND 

261-6466 

LOW PRICE REPAIRS 

Carpentry, roof A gutters, plumbing A 

painting 

835 8610, eves 24 hrs 478-0011 

Village Carpenter 

Home or Business 

Val. after 6, 476-7658 

ALEXANDER CONSTRUCTION 

Custom Wood Patio Decks 

Using Wolmaniaad or Redwood 

Uceoted Contractor 

979-1912 

MODERNIZATION 

HOME REPAIRS 

IMPROVEMENTS 

471-1114 

CARPENTER & 

CABINETMAKER 

30 yrs ireariate-quality cabinet work 

wanted Also kitchen remodeling Call 

Ed Collier of Rochaater, 852-9194 

CUSTOM CARPENTRY 

ResidenUal A commercial Offices 

remodeled All phases 21 yrs exp Free 

est After 4 476-9597 

FINISHED 

BASEMENTS 

Call BOB REEDY 

647-5033 

FINISHED BASEMENTS 

EAGLE HOMES 

Birmingham area 642 9599 

Livonia area 261 6466 

H & H MODERNIZATION 


•Addltions'Garages'Porches 

•Basements'Kitchens'Decks 

•Store Fronts*Homes 

All Phases of Carpentry Work 

Licensed A Free Estimates 

535-8336 533-9176 

Carpet Cleaning 

FOR REASONABLE rates A beautiful 

cleaning on carpets A furniture - 

King's Careful Cleaning, 21 yrs exp 

Insured, Livonia, 261-1040 

Carpet Laying 

A-1 CARPET REPAIR 

Al.I. KINDS OF CARPET REPAIRS 

TEARS-BURNS-SEAMS-ETC 

CALL JIM, 453-5118 

B SEOG CARPET SERVICE 

Carpet Repairs 

PAD AVAILABLE 

421 6550. 522-4227,427-1994 

CARPETS BY BRADLEY 

SALES-SERVICE INSTALI.ATION 

REPAIR STEAM CLEANING 

LO 1-4926 

EXPERT 

CARPET 

INSTALLATION 

421-1459 

Carpet Repair 

CARPET LAYING A REPAIRS Res 

tretchlng, patching and reweaving 

Reasonable 532-6218 

Catering - Flowers 

HORIZON 

WOOD DECKS A PORCHES 

DON 649-4038 

IRVELA NEWMAN 

Carpentry, PalnUns A Other 

25 YRS EXPERIENCE 

855-2645 or 669 9201 

KITCHEN SPECIALIST 

Refacing or New Cabinets 

Formica Counters 

Install Dishwashers 728-7910 

R. BERARDdO. INC. 

Custom Cabinet Maker 

Wood and formica cabinets, kitchen 

cabinets relaminated, counter tops, 

vanities, rec rooms 

Licensed and Insured 

271-8683 273-7267 

WOOD DECKS 

Designed A Built by College Architec- 

tural student Many satisfied custom- 

ers Dave 624 6561 


BARTENDERS, WAITRJCSSES 

For Weddings, Parties, Etc 

Country Club experience, references 

Bob or Connie Schott 624-8185 

CHUCK OLIVER SPECIALTY 

CATERING OF BLOOMFIELD 

Hors D'oeuvres A Buffets Any sixe par 

ty Bartenders 543 6100 

WEDDING FLOWERS 

Silk Arrangements, Bouquets. Baskets, 

Corsages, Boutonnieres Experienced 

453 3111 

Ceiling Work 

ACOUT1C TILE CEILINGS 

Paneling A Floor Tile 

No Job too small 

Free estimate 421 8489 

SPRA-TEX CEILINGS 

California Texture to end cracks, 

etc A add a decorative finish 

IMPRESSIVE CEILINGS 545 9003 

Chimney Cleaning 

BURNING WOOD 

Causes build-up of flammable creosote 

In your chimney This fire haxard can 

be cleaned out with no mess by fully 

insured experts Call: 

Chimney Cricket 

Sweeps, Inc. 

541-1161 J 

Steam Cleaning 

SPECIAL 

$25 LIVING OR FAMILY RM 

Powerful truck mounted equipment 

gets carpets safely cleaner A dryer 

than all other methods 

We guarantee to Get Jt Clean 1 

Greasy Soil Extracted k 

Pet Odor Removal 

Trained Spotting 

Owner Operated 

Licensed by 3M Company 

For Genuine SCOTCHGARD 

ACTION CARPET CLEANING 

559-0050 421-5380 

GORDON E SCHULTZ 

Cheerful Free Estimates 

Serving All Areas 

Visa MasterCharge 

CARPET A Furniture cleaning, floor 

waxing, wall A window washing. 

palnUng A odd job home repair ser- 

vice 835-8810, evea , 24 hrs 478-0011 

Duraclean Upholstery 


No Scrubbing 

No Over-Wetting 

All Fabrics (Tapestry-Velvet) 

DARREL ARNOLD 

255-5947 

Flbercare Steam Carpet Cleaning - 

" sllway, $25 

empty). (^Lher rooms SIS. (112 empty 

Westland Living room A hallway, 

(|20 empty) nunlly room $SS (|20 

SHULTS 


Steaji^ClesnlngSp^dsltsts 

Addit 

Preva 

ring Room and Hall. >38 

IditTonal Rooma, |18-|1S 

vacuuming I 

Also Av 

261-8956 

CHIMNEYS CLEANED 

& SCREENED 

427 3981 

Electrical 

RANGES, DRYERS New fuse boxes 

or circuit breakers installed Viola 

lions corrected No )ob too small 24 

hr service 661 0881 335-8131 

SMALL ELECTRICAL JOBS 

Free estimates 

533-0275 

Speedy Electric Service 

Comm'l-Industrisl-Residential 

464-1035 

Excavating 

Handyman 

HANDYMAN 

Repairs-Maintenance-Custom Wood 

Working-New Installations 

Prices Reasonable 728 0249 

HANDY MAN 

Tiling. Panelling, General Carpentry 

Almost Any Type of Service 

348 1588 

HOME REPAIRS 

Experienced No Job too small Reason- 

able 357-0241 or 353-3336 

Hauling 

ANDERSEN'S EXCAVATING 

DOZERS. LOADERS 

BACKHOEG, TRUCKING 

Call 476 140 

Farmington Area 

Fences 

Custom Built A Quality Fences 

Of all Types Lowest Prices 

Fences of Distinction 

FREE ESTIMATE 522 3641 

CYCLONE FENCING 

Installation A Repair 

Coleman and Karinen Free Estimates 

478-1985 534-0936 

NEWSTF.D FENCE CO - Steel fence 

installed I do all my own work Over 20 

years experience 

Call Wallie. 474 5836 

OLD RELIABLE Company, all types of 

fencing, sold, installed or repair at rea 

sonable prices Abbey Fence A Wire 

559 9055 897 8940 

QUALITY 

FENCE 

569-0216 

A FAST HAULING SERVICE 

832 per pick up load 

Garage, Basement, Clean up 

Call Fred 334 2379 or 332 1247 

COMPOST TOPSOIL. GRAVEL 

852 3798 

End Loader service-fire cleanup 

WRECK ING BULLDOZING 

Rubbish Removal 

349-1228 582 6692 

HONEST PRICES - Trash removal, anv 

kind Building site clean-up Garage A 

Basement Cleaning Fast Service 

474 2640 

PICKUP ANYTHING-including broken 

concrete Deliver sand gravel dirt etc 

Reasonable 

453 1293 

SITE CLEAN UPS TOP SOIL SAND 

BUSTED CONCRETE SOI) ETT 

Ron Marshke 

Days425 4146 Eves 459 0531 

TRASH A DEBRIS REMOVAL 

Any type clean ups 

Residentia I ' ommercia 1 

Call Marty or Joe 474 13S8 

Firewood 

FIREWOOD 

Mixed hardwood 8 x4 x18' f35 

Delivered and stacked 

851 3853 

FIREWWOOD 

Be ready for the energy crisis Summer 

special Mixed hardwood. 835 per face 

cord, 8x4 x16 inches We deliver Call 

after 6PM 624-7328 or 968 0468 

TRASH A RUBBISH REMOVAL 

Cost Nothing to Call 

And Little to Haul 

Mike 535-0511 

Heating 

HEATING A COOLING Gas furnaces, 

boilers, air conditic.v^g Sales A Ser 

vice, all models 595 4777 

HOME HEATING SERVICE 

Service Repair-Cleaning 

Custom duct work 

Mastercharfte 453 0228 

Insulation 

Floor Service 

FLOOR SANDING REFINISHING 

Old floors our specialty Stain work 

beautifully done Very reasonable Free 

est 477-7736 

LEONARD S FLOOR SANDING 

30 YEARS EXPERIENCE QUALITY 

WORK REASONABLE PRICES 

437 5533 

SANDING A REFINISHING 

wood floors - staining a specialty Call 

for free estimates 

272 3200 or after 6PM, 541-0879 

Chimney 

Building $ Repair 

CHIMNEYS 

Repaired or built new Screened 

Cleaned Roof leaks stopped 

GUARANTEED- CA 7-3981 

Draperies 

BRADLEY'S CUSTOM Draperies, 

made tn our own workshop Free 

estimates Complete selecUon of 

quality fabrics 855-1190 

TIME FOR NEW DRAPERIES' 

Seamless Sheers A Specialty 

Every Order Hand-Sewn With Care 

261 0143 

Electrical 

BOLLIN ELECTRJC 

Commercial-IndustrialRes'l 

Maintenance 425-0030 

COMPLETE Comm'l Electric Service 

No )ob too small to handle 

545-4353 

EDWARDS ELECTRIC 

455-9788 

Residential Commerictal - Industrial 

I Free Estimates 

ELECTRICAL SERVICE 

COMMERCIAL A RESIDENTIAL 

Appliance Hooknpa, Additions Wired 

Licensed. Free Estimates. M4-78S7 

ELECTRIC WORK - ALL AREAS 

New A Old Work 

Violations Corrected, Ucn. A Insured 

AnjfUme 399-8253 

G. 

tractor 

ERNIE"! ELECTRIC, INC 

Licensed - Insured 

Reasonable Rataa 

464 3950 

LONDER ELECTRIC 

esUmates 338-4835 MS-IMS 

i OAKLAND ELECTRIC 

qualified electrical work. Call • 

yon aaad as, anytime Wa ancapt 

»• Charge A Vlea 64S-7»F» 

SPECIAL" ALL Floors thoroughly 

cleaned and resealed using a revolu 

Uonary new process for that non-skid 

mirror like finish Monthly mainte 

nance, >20 per touch-up 759 3248 

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710 Mite. For Salt 


SALE: Odds 4 ends 4 Fami 

[***. Klu *en »«*"' clothes, antiques, 

wob Md ao forth Friday 4 Saturday 

June »-JO 9am 5 pm 420 Tilbury Rd, 

"*ar Cranbrook, Pine and Maple 

(•ARAGE SALE Relocation, furniture, 

clothea. household items, yard equips 

ment, miac . June 29,30, Fri , Sat 9-6. 

17611 Oaworth. Farmington H1IU. 

1 rrhtU Commons, 11 Mile, Inkster 

uuu A ?£ SALE- Rochester, Sat, 

10AM 3PM Sun, 12 4PM Couches, 

i. 7..? topta ' book*, clothes IU 

Mead Rd Just N city of Rochester 

GARAGE SALE Saturday k Sunday 

10am-7pm, 2J045 Purdue, off Middle- 

belt between HO Mile Rds 

GARAGE SALE - Sat, June JO, 10am- 

Jpm Furniture, dishes, clothes, etc 

W8 Historic Right off Wattles, on 

Forge to Historic 

GARAGE SALE Sat only, June JO 

10am 5pm 19150 Coral Gables, South 

field One block south of 11 Mile, 2 

Nocks east of Evergreen 

GARAGE Sale. Sat. June JO, 9 to 4 Old 

and antique furniture, glassware, dish 

es, baby items and misc 1026 Roseland. 

No of 12 Mile. E of Woodward 

GARAGE SALE Saturday 9-5 25502 

Weaaex, Farmington Hills, Lincolnshire 

Sub Cedar chest, wedding gown. IBM 

typewriter, misc 271-2100 477-1986 

GARAGE SAll; Sat k Sun. 12 5 TVs. 

bicycle. Ughtihg fixtures, bathroom 

sink, Dish Master, drill press , motors, 

many odds k ends 6767 E Nashway 

Drive. 2 blocks S of Maple, W of 

Farmington Rd 

GARAGE SALE, super duprt- neighber- 

bood gala 1011 N Glenhurst, Birm 

Thurs only 

GARAGE SALE Super bargains Com- 

plete set of Corningware dishes plus 

many extra serving pieces, bedspreads 

twin k double site, some with matching 

drape* All in mint condition, ski boots, 

golf bag, light fixtures, games, chil- 

drens clothing (in excellent condition) 

Girls bike k much more 2651 Biiv 

brooke, Troy 1 blk S of Wattles, be 

tween Adams k Coolldge, enter off 

Adams Thurs . Fri, Sat 

GARAGE SALE. Thurs . Fri 9 5. 44J5 

Walnut Woods Dr W Bloomfield. off 

Green Rd between Hardwoods & 

Savoie Set of weights, table drill press, 

desk, baby items, toys, etc 

GARAGE SALE, Thurs . Fri . Sat 9 4, 

camping needs, antiques, art. lots of 

goodies 2965 Quartz, Troy N of Long 

Lake. W of Dequindre 

GARAGE SALE Thurs, Fri 9anv5pm 

Everything cheap' J0J2 Westview 

Court. Bloomfield Hills 2 blocks north, 

one block west of Long Lake k Squirrel 

intersection 

GARAGE SALE tools. 2 gas heaters, 

wood stove, household, misc items, 

Thurs Fri Sat 9 4 2760 Pine Lake Rd 

between MlddlebeltOrchard l-ake Rd 

Thursday^June 28,1979 

710 Miac. For Sala 


GARAGE SALE Thurs Fri Sat 9 5. 

misc Items i576 Derby, Birmingham 

Coolldge Adams Rd area 

GARAGE SALE. Thurs Sun , 9 4 

Household, infant's clothing, toys, misc 

2J6J0 Brandywynne, between Tele- 

graph k Beech, off 9 Mile 

GARAGE SALE Thurs k Fri 9 5 

Toys, household items, childrens 

clothes 1122 Great Oaks Blvd .off Uni- 

versity. Rochester 

GARAGE SALE.Valley Woods Garden 

Club Children* clothes, manv many 

bargains, Friday only 9 4PM 32505 

Eastlady, S of 14 Mile, between Cran- 

brook and Lahser 

GARAfcE SALE A special variety iX 

dies apparel sixes 12-14, shoes 6 W 4-8, 

small furniture k other kniek knacks 

24654 River Heights, Southfield, J 

blocks E of Telegraph June 29 k JO 8 

5 PM 

GARAGE SALE Bike, games, fans, 

lawn mower, sporting equipment, re- 

cords k books 762 Kensington Lane, off 

Kensington Rd.. Big Beaver/Adams 

area Fri & Sat only 10-5 

GARAGE SALE From Thurs Variety 

of Item*, furniture-collectables, misc 

27612 Lexington Parkway, 2 blks N of 

11 Mile, between Greenfield-Southfield 

GARAGE SALE Furniture, tools, 

stove, clothing, baby items, misc 

household Sunday. 10-6 2JJ04 Orchard 

Lake Road, between Grand River and 

10 Mile, off Orchard Lake Road 

GARAGE SALE Fri .-Sat., June 29, 

JOth 9AM to 4PM 22449 Maple, be 

tween Grand River and Freedom Dr , in 

Farmington Hide a bed, housewares, 

canning jars and small tools 

GARAGE SALE Fri , June 29th, 

9 5PM Walnut lamp table, TV stand, 

lamp, misc articles, good children's 

clothing, and much more 4019 Quarton 

Rd , F. of Telegraph 

GARAGE SALE Friday, the 29th, after 

2 Saturday, the JOth, 1f West Quarton \ 

HOSPITAL BED. new mattress After j 

5PM "\ 528 1364 

HOW WpULt) you like to own your own 

PlnbalrMachine'' Several professional 

makes and models to • choose from 

Great for family fun Fully recondi 

tinned and guaranteed Delivery and 

set up available W Bloomfield Call 7 

to 9 PM 363-2325 

LAWN SALE • Colonial sofa bed. chair, 

golf clubs 901 Broadacre. Clawson 14 

Mile-Crooks June 28.29,30 9am 4pm 

LEAVING COUNTRY, must sell every- 

thing Saturday, Sunday, 12 noon-to 

4pm, 13330 Sherwood, 

Huntington Woods 

LOOM, 36" Berga iniman, excellent 

condition, very little use, asking $350. 

including all weaving supplies, warping 

board, shuttle, warp hook, extra string 

heddles. ask for Lauren, 644-7105 

MAGNIFICENT 18K, gold necklace, 

38" long, large loops, $1500 Also 

J rtnch cabinet desk, marble top, $450 

fter 5PM, 399-2381 

MAN'S 26 In bicycle, large lawn 

sweeper, $27 each 646-1484 

MOVING SALE, appliances, furniture, 

and misc.. all must go Bedroom chairs 

4 twin beds 855 2|733 

MOVING SALE furniture, appliai 

antiques, childrens stuff, many misc 

f ood items at irresistible prices In 

armington Hills, 26105 Hidden Valley, 

1 block E on 11 Mile Road from Drake 

Rd Sat 4 Sun , June 30 4 July 1, 

8AM 8PM 476 3778 



MOVING SALE, going to apartment, 

must sell - furniture, lawnmower*. pool, 

ping pong Uble, small items. Thur* 4 

Fri 10-7, Sat 9-1 74 Alice, Bloomfield 

Hill*, E off Woodward between Square 

Lake 4 East Boulevards 

MOVING SALE, living room couch, ex- 

cellent condition, blue, gold, white 

stripe Also round wood Uble, 2 beige 

swivel : chairs, misc children * toys, 

beige and white couch with atUched 

end Uble, triple dresser with mirror, 

25" color RCA TV in wood cabinet. Sim- 

plicity 7 hp tractor mower, lawn roller, 

and leaf blower 851 0999 

MOVING SALE - 25332 Liberty Lane, 

Farmington Hills, Independence Com- 

mons, Grand River-Drake Rd upright 

freezer, desks, bunk bed, dressers, 

clothing, yard tools, ping-pong Uble, 

misc household items, appliances, June 

29,JO 477-7052 

MOVING SALE 25332 Liberty Une, 

Farmington Hills, Independence Com- 

mons, Grand River Drake Rd upright 

freeier. desks, bunk bed, dressers, 

clothing, yard tools, ping-pong Uble, 

misc household items, appliances, June 

29,30 477-7052 

OFFICIAL GOVERNMENT SUP 

PLIER Desks $79 95 Executive chair* 

$39 95 Files $39 95 Conference Ubles 

$99 50 Interviewing booths IBM Type- 

writers $229 50 Tape Electronics 

$49 96 Automatic copier $199 50 As- 

sorted shelving Lockers, check Writers 

$49 50 Cash registers 231 W 9 Mile 

.548 6404 

OLD TH 

iunk Fn JSat I 

Birmlnghanl 

GS, New things and good 

9-J. 608 Lakeview 

OUTDOOR GRILL, large charbroil, 

best made\wheels, spit, hood, cutting 

block, little ui@i Excellent $185 

644-9184 

•» 

SAPPHIRE, diamond ring. $170 Ruby, 

diamond ring, $300 MK gold cross with 

diamond. $20 . W 264-7539 

!G MACHINE, zig-zag, never 

,$125 478-5765 

SIDEWALK SALE 

Sat July 28, Antique dealer, arts and 

crafts and weekend business men Re- 

serve your space for Northville's annu 

al sidewalk sale Register at Laphams 

Mens Shop. 120 E Main 349 5175 

THREE matching wall units, $75 Two 

black, vinyl chairs with matching foot 

rest. $100 478-8744 

THREE PIECE F|mily room set. 

washer 4 dryer like new, console color 

TV, lawn mower, 30 gallon aquarium. 6 

ft X Mas tree 652 7418 

TORO, 21" mulching mower new 

Family membership Hampton Golf 4 

Recreation 4 bar stools 651-1283 

4 DRAWER file cabinet, was $175, now 

$80 Aquariums, road race, HO trains, 

remote control planes, rockeU, chemis- 

try equipment, hi-fi 338-1457 



TWO FAMILY garage Mile 

21249 Donovan Ct , south of 9, east of 

I-ahser, Thursday. Friday 4 Saturday 

TYPEWRITER. Royal, old sUndard, 

upright good condition. $35 644 9184 

VILLAGE 

FLEA 

MARKET 

Woodward 4 10 Mile, Royal Oak 

OPEN SAT 4 SUN 11-7 

WHITE metal cupboards, good condi- 

tion, best offer 647-2417 

WOODBROOK HILLS Swim and Tennis 

Club membership, $450 Call after 6 

PM. 553 4308 

YARD SALE - DESK , trunk, dresser, 

chairs, stove for eotUge, kitchen Uble, 

baby carrier, walking plow, corn 

sheller, misc Saturday, Sunday, 39720 9 

Mile Road, just west of Haggerty 

YARD SALE - Moved to smaller home 

Cabinets, Ubles, gas stove, old school 

desks, mirrors, fruit jars, wooden box- 

es, Church pew, crocks plus many unu- 

sual one of a kind farm antiques No pre 

sales June 29,30 9am 5nm 2895 

warner between Green Lake Rd 4 

Keith off Commerce, West Bloomfield 

711 Miac. For Sale 

Wayne County 

AIR CONDITIONING, sliding window 

9000 BTU, $65 heavy duty 10x12 out 

door treated canvas awning 4 steel 

mounting poles. $85. 3 speed house fans, 

two, $25, woman's 26 inch new 3 wed 

bike, $85, matching corner 4 cbffee 

table. $50 After 5pm 425-6239 

ALL WQEEK SALE, white tub wall kit, 

$54 88 Tub shower doors, $49.88 Plas- 

tic shower sUll with door, $149 88 ^ M 

X 10 Ft copper pipe, $5 TV antennas, 

40% off Bring this ad, expires 6-30 

MATHISON HARDWARE, 

31535 Ford. Garden City. 

6130 Canton Center. Canton 

ALUMINUM 24FT round pool. 3 years 

old, sand filter, sun deck, new cover 

Needs liner 261 0366 

ALUM SIDING seconds for the "Do-it- 

yourselfer", $36 95 sq , 9-5 30 daily, 8 4 

Sat, No Sun, 14544 Telegraph, E'lat 

Rock, 1-782 9890 Cash 4 Carry 

AMWAY PRODUCTS - 453-5869 

AMWAY PRODUCTS 

Come to you - satisfaction guaranteed, 

or your money back 

Livonia 464-8194 

ANTIQUE oak high back chairs, also 50 

year old oak library chairs Good condi- 

tion, no paint, reasonable 455-6807 


Wayne County 

ANTIQUE SIDEBOARD, contemporary 

Uble, 4 chairs; 4 hubcaps for 

Ford pickup • 455 6382 

AINTIQUES - stereoviews, sUtuary, 

photon 4 albums. Avons, miniatures, 

magazines, art courses, mugs, tokens, 

mike June 28 thru JO, 9 5, garage sale 

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711 Mite, for Sale 

Weyne County 

saw** it * m Fn • 

, - J °. PuriUn. Uvo- 

bWww 4 I, 6 Mile and Miupment, advertisinj, more), 

collectables. households, plus Sat Sun 

IM. CMM* 46701 Came 11a, W.rten 

" ot Canton Center off Chich«*ter 

GARAGE SALE Miscellaneous. rea- 

WMble prices, Thursday, June 28. 9 

»PM, 17ns Levan, N of i Mile 

GARAGE SALE-mlac Items, most like 

new 42443 Barchester, Canton, W of 

Lilley, N of ford June M-July I. 8 6 

GARAGE SALE-Movtng A little bit of 

^ r r ^ h 'n| Thurs ,Frl .Sat 15120 Ellen 

'Ing A 

iSat ... 

Parmington. off 5 Mile 

GARAGE SALE mulU family. Wed 

U>ru Sat June 27-30. » « pm 30731 

Mackenxie. Westland, 2 blocks E of 

Merrttjrum, 2 blocks S of Joy Baby & 

children clothes, furniture, Dooks, old 

Playboy magannes. drapes, toys, 

antiques, many miac household items 

GARAGE SALE, MUIU family, Thurs, 

Friday, Sat bicycle, swing set, 

dishwasher 35443 Leon Livonia 

GARAGE SALE NEIGHBORHOOD 

Fn, Sat. Sun. 9 AM-5 PM Clothes. 

Furniture. Etc Brammel. between 

Plymouth k Elmira. approximately 1 

Mile E of Telegraph 538-0143 

GARAGE SALE Plymouth, 11677 

Russell, off Ann Arbor Trail, near Hag- 

gerty. June 28 July 1. 10AM to dark 

GARAGE SALE. Sat June 30, 9 5PM, 

8346 W Outer Dr Near Mercy College 

GARAGE SALE Sat Sun 10-4, glass 

ware, dishes, silverware, kitchen uten 

sils, etc 367 31 Angeline Circle, Livonia, 

Ann Arbor Trail Newburgh area 

GARAGE SALE-several families, 228 

Brittany, off Cherry Hill between Shel 

don It ully Fri 9am 8pm Toys, furni- 

ture. clothing, stereo equipment, boat 

cover, odds k ends 

GARAGE SALE-several families, today 

thru July 2, 10-7 Collectables, baby 

things, clothing, glassware, kitchen 

ware, tableware, king sue dog house, 

Scott lawn spreader, gas incinerator 

8853 Inkster Rd , near Joy Rd 

GARAGE SALE-slarting Tues, June 26 

thru June 30 39118 Richland. Livonia, 

between Ann Arbor Trail k Ann Arbor 

Rd . off Hix Rd 

GARAGE SALE • summer bargains 

Kids pool with filter. 20 inch boys bike, 

fan, crib, misc June 28,29,30 10am 

4pm 5752 Wedgewood north of Ford, 

east of Lilley 

GARAGE SALE Thurs June 28 thru 

Sun, July 1. 9 AM 6 PM Holiday Park 

Sub , Canton. 39789 Lynn Joy 1-275 

area Weber Cooker. Portable Humidi 

fier, small Rototill, Bar k Stools, Cloth 

Ing, Kitcben Articles, Etc 

GARAGE SALE. Thurs , Fri, Sal, 9 

AM 6 PM 38835 Richland W of Hix, 

N of Ann Arbor Rd Dining set, misc 

GARAGE SALE. Thurs Fri 10-5.2128 

Treadwell, Westland Between Glen- 

wood k Palmer 

GARAGE SALE Thurs Fri Sat Sears 

tractor with mower k snow blower, 

Valley pool table etc 16555 Surrey, 

Burton Hollow Farmington 6 Mile 

GARAGE SALE ThurvSat 19282 Har 

dy One block north of 7 Mile, one block 

west of Osmus Corner of Ingram & 

Hardy 

GARAGE SALE, toys, childrens cloth 

ing, furniture, golf clubs, lawn mower, 

paper back books, misc household 

items Friday Sat June 29-30, 9AM 

43608 Westminister N of f*ord, E of 

Sheldon 

GARAGE SALE Furniture, appliances, 

miscellaneous 32580 Sheridan Venoy 

and Ford Rd area June 28. 29, 30th, 

after 9 AM 261 2273 

GARAGE SALE Fri, Sal. Sun , 9 5 

Misc items 18834 Southampton, off 

Gill, near 7 Mile-Farmington 

GARAGE SALE Furniture, toys ice 

skates, skating dresses, clothes, Thurs- 

day, Friday. 9am-6pm 

14446 Ellen Drive, Livonia 

GARAGE SALE Jun 29. 30. 1 18505 

Gill. S of 7 Mile, W of Farmington, 

Livonia New, used childrens clothing, 

housewares furniture. HO train. CB 

GARAGE SALE Lady's girls clothes^ 

shoes Glass Misc Twin Bed 29440 

Hlvely, Inkster. Cherryhill Middlebelt 

GARAGE SALE Mostly antiques June 

26 29 9 AM 9 PM 19549 Hillcrest, 

Livonia 

GARAGE SALE Misc Thurs, Fri, Sat, 

Sun 8316 Alton, Holiday Park Sub, be- 

tween Haggerty k Hix 

GARAGE SALE Sears portable sewing 

machine, like new. trailer awning, 5x8 

oval rug. kings size bed spread, new, 

muc items 6333 Beck Rd between 

Ford and Warren 

GARAGE SALE Thurs ,Fri ,Sat, June 

28.29,30th 10AM lo 8PM Furniture, 

miac household and clothes 

7612 Amboy Rd , Dearborn His, near 

Warren Ave. and Inkster Rd 

GARAGE SALE Thurs thru Sat, 10am 

dark 30265 Leona. Cherryhill k Henry 

Ruff Garden City 

GARAGE SALEi Thurs, Fri, Sat Water 

Softener, furniture, clothing, toys, miac 

16&28 Riverside S of 6 Mile, W of 

Farmington 

GARAGE SALE Thurs, Fri, 9am 4pm 

3 famlliea Sears refrigerator side by- 

side, gas range, clothea. unicycle, misc 

14192 Blackburn, corner of Perth 

GARAGE SALE Thursday. Friday k 

Saturday Stove, dishwasher, bedroom 

furniture, fence gates, tires, wringer 

washer, 35700 Columbia wesl of 

Wayne, north of Glenwood Westland 

GARAGE SALE Very Nice 3 families 

Jun* 28, 29. k SO 8 lo 4 30 15632 Nola 

Circle. Livonia No of 5 Mile, off Hix 

GARAGE SALE 20162 Centralia. 

Grand River Beech Daly Redford 

June 28,29th. 10am 4pm 

GARAGE SALE 27561 West Chicago 

between Inkster k Cardwell June 

28.29th.30th Bedroom set. games, girls 

pre-teen clothes and lots of misc 

GARAGE SALE 5 families on Suffolk 

Court, Canton June 29 k 30, 9.30AM- 

5PM Off Sheldon, bet Joy k Warren 

GARAGE SALE 7M1 Garden, off War 

ren Thurs. Fn June 28. 29 9 AM 8 

PM Sat. June 30. 9 AM 5 PM 

GARAGE SALE 1181 Dewey St. Plym- 

outh. So Main, near Hartaough June 29 

only Antique furniture,A collectables 

Excellent drop leaf ta^le k 4 chairs, 

good children s clothing 453-6520 

GARAGE SALE, 12305 Columbia, N of 

Plymouth Rd Stove, good toys, chil- 

drens clothes household goods, picnic 

tabic, bikes, furniture Thurs Sat 

10-6pm 

GARAGE SALE - 14969 Farmbrook, 

Lakepotnte Sub S of 5 Mile, Plymouth 

Thurs Fri 

GARAGE SALE. 1SSSS Fitzgerald, N 

of J Mile, betw Levan k 

Newburgh,l-ivooia.Mon thru Fri , 9-4 

GARAGE SALE. 15833 Pomona, Red 

ford, Thurs, Fri Baby furniture k 

clothes, knick knacks, 10-5, 5 Mile. 

GARAGE SALE. IU1I Parklane, IJVO- 

tua Thun Fri, Sat, June 28-30, 9am- 

6pcn 8 of I Mile. E of Levan Dishes, 

toys, furniture, games, clothes Baby, 

yard, car Items Rec vehicles 

GARAGE SALE-18402 Denby, E of 

r, S. of 7 Mile. Fri, Sat. 10am- 

Clothes, furniture, stereo, misc 

7pm Cloth 

Everything going cheap 

GARAQE SALE - 2 Family Thursday, 

Friday, Saturday, June 28 thru 30 

tAM-if*M 11408 Afden. Livonia ( 1 

block W of Merriman, off Plymouth 

Rd.) Many .many .many Items Some- 

thing for everyone 

GARAGE SALE. 2 famlliea, gas dryer, 

itove, Urea, baby Items, and much 

more Jus 21 k 10, 10 AM to 6 PM 

18116 Garfield, Radford 

GARAGE SALE-2 houses, Oestmont 

Or CaaUB W on Windmill off Sheldon. 

Joy A Warran. Saturday.June 

M, 8AM-duak Bedding, stereo, toy*, 

childrens clothing. I JObikts. ate 

GARAGE SALE, tlOv portable heat 

era. pmg pong Uble. metal handicap 

ramp. flM cabinet other nifty houee- 

M4 Itema Try us June S9, 30 10AM 

|PM, 42695 Barchester Canton N of 

Ford. W of Lilley 

OARAGE SALE 19003 Ray burn, Livo- 

nia. Jan* 30, 10AM-8PM Furniture 

GARAGE SALE. I Familiea, records, 

tttkraaa clothea, misc. Fri k Sat. lft-7. 

1MM tafcrtman. Livoola, S of 6 Mil* 

OA E 

711 Mite. For Sale 

Wayne County 

GARAGE SALE 3 Family. Thurs thru 

Sat 9am 16589 Wayne Rd , Livonia Just 

S of 6 Mile Large Avon collection, love 

seal, some electric trains, much misc 

GARAGE SALE, 3 family, lots of good 

buys for everyone Thurs June 28 Sun 

July I, 38703 Grandon St Off Hix Rd 

Between Ann Arbor Rd and Joy Rd 

GARAGE SALE- 3 Family Lota of goo 

dies, some old, some brand new at half 

price Sat. June 30 10AM 6PM 303 

Maple, Plymouth, corner of Fair- 

ground, off Ann Arbor Trail 

GARAGE SALE 3 family, lota of 

clothes, two 10 speeds, games, dishes, 

small appliances, tools, books, organ, 

June 29,30, July 1. 10-6, 31641 Grand- 

view. Westland. w of Merriman, S of 

Cherry Hill 

GARAGE SALE 3 family, extra special 

items, no iunk Wrought iron table, 

clothes, sofabed, lawnmower, dinette 

table, 26' 3 speed bikes, much much 

more Fri & Sat 9 4 45219 Riveredge 

Dr , Trailwood Sub Plymouth 

GARAGE SALE 4 ,"family, 13965 

Ashurst, Schoolcraft W 

Rd Lots of goodies Jura 

GARAGE SALE, 5 fami y, June 29, 30, 

9 6. 42510 Revere, Plymouth Twp Off 

Lilley, 1 block N of Joy Rd 

of Farmington 

28,29.30 

GARAGE SALE, 6 family, antique 

clocks, utility trailer, hard top carrier, 

conoe carrier, clothes, household goo- 

dies, lots of misc treasures, 43566 Ban 

nockburn, off Hanford, Canton Thurs , 

Fri . Sat 

GARAGE SALE • 654 Queensway , Can 

ton W of Lilley. S of Cherry Hill, June 

28.29, 9-5 Loads of everything Come 

see for yourself 

GARAGE SALE, 8744 Holly on Joy Rd , 

E of 275. June 28 k 29 Ski boots, bowl 

ing balls, old trunks, clothes, toys, and 

housewares 

GE AIR CONDITIONER. 10.000 BTU 

for regular house wiring, J125 Good 

Condition After 5PM, 427 2224 

GUARANTEED AMWAY PRODUCTS 

for every need are just a phone call 

away We deliver 

Phone 538 0120 

HOT WATER tank, approximately 2 

years old. 30 gallon $30 

522 6532 

HOUSEHOLD SALE, living room, bed 

room, kitchen furnilufe. misc appli 

ances, hospital bed with rails. 272 1464 

HUGE YARD SALE Saturday, Sun 

day, 8 to 6PM, 8883 Melvin, Livonia, off 

Joy Road 522 2653 

HUGE YARD Sale 7340 Plymouth Rd , 

Fri-Sal 8am 10pm Everything & fur- 

niture including Butcher Block table, 

15" leaves, 4 captains chairs, |350 

HUNDREDS OF oldies & goodie paper 

backs. Romances $ 25 &$ 50 32651 

Maplewood, Garden City, 422-0138 

INCLUDING 96 in hide-a bed. *375, 

business desk k chair $150, fireplace 

equipment, $50. call eves weekends 

459 2578 

LIKE NEW, round picnic table 4 

benches, $60 591 0288 

MATCHING HOTI*OINTrefrigerator k 

double oven stove, crib & dresser set, 

white dressers, records A tapes, clothes 

& misc items 7528 Cavell, 2 blks W of 

Inkster k Warren 

_ 1 

421 2715 

MEMBERSHIP with Burton Hollow 

swim k tennis club Reasonable 

421-1043 

MOTORIZED LAWN Sweeper, clock 

radio, stereo record player-radio con- 

sole, all good condition 522 1412 

MOVING AND garage sale furniture 

household items, etc 16128 Southamp- 

ton, 5 Mile Farmington area June 29- 

30 9-5PM 

MOVING Everything must go House- 

hold, motors & tools Sat, Sun 8am 

12856 Berwyn Schoolcraft k Beech 

MOVING SALE; Dehumidlfier. $35 

Lawn spreader, like new, $19 Lawn 

and garden sprayer, $15 Winter 

clothes, 4 Ures, car motorcycle racks, 

$15 2 extended rear view mirrors, $15 

Car bicycle rack, $7 Boys ski boots, 

size 3. ski poles, skis, $75, complete 

Crib and complete, $55 More 464-7160 

MOVING SALE, everything must go, 

furniture, household items, 9664 Hazel 

ton, Redford. Plymouth Telegraph 

area. Sun 255-0895 

MOVING SALE Multi family, miscel- 

laneous items June 28,29,30 9am-5pm 

1 block S of Cherry Hill, 1 block K of 

Hix Lawrence Court, Westland 

MOVING SALE 2172 Minerva, off 

Glenwood between Wayne & Newburgh 

Thurs, Fri. Sat. 10am-7pm 

MOVING SALE 2 Families Furniture 

k Misc Items June 28. 29, 30 10 AM-6 

PM 29732 Greenland, off Middlebelt, 

between 5-6 Mile, Livonia 

MOVING SALE, 3 families, misc 

household items and childrens clothing 

Fri, Sat, k Sun, 10 to 6 377 

Meadowlake Ct.. Canton, off Cherry 

Hill, between Hix and Lot* 

MULTI FAMILY garage sale Thurs k 

Fri 9-5pm, Lakepointe Sub 14863 Dog- 

wood Ct., W on 5 Mile, S on Haggerty, 

turn on ivewood then on Dogwood Dr 

to Dogwood Ct 

MUSKIN pool, 24 ft, good condition, 

with filter, ladder, heater 

525 5331 

NEIGHBORS Garage Sale Household, 

auto Ures, clothing, toys, etc 

41635 Ladywood Drive, off Bradner, 

Northville Thurs , Fri, Sat 9AM-5PM 

NEW CARPETING PAD • Top of the 

line Omalon 450 Retail $3 yd Will sell 

$2 25 yd Evenings 

POOL FILTER, Coleco F-135, V. hp, 

used 2 seasons, $125 455-7615 

POOL filter, horse motor, sand filter 

like new $75 7 Mile k Middlebelt area 

474 3039 

PORTABLE zig-zag sewing machine, 

attachments k case $50 7 drawer desk 

$50, adding machine $15, calculator 

$15 2616388 

RIDING MOWER, 25". Yardman, 5HP 

like new, $325 Small folding dog ken- 

nel. $25 478 2589 

RUMMAGE SALE household Items, 

clothing, Thurs Fri Sat 9-6 8932 Hen- 

ry Ruff, N of Joy Rd between Middle- 

belt - Merriman 

SAVE MONEY, write your own Last 

Will and Testament Complete Do It 

Yourself Will Kit only $3 North 

American Will Registry, P 0 Box 602, 

Dept LO, Westland, Mi 48185 

SOFA bed. Simmons, brown, $100 GE 

Automatic Washer, $50 Schwinn 10 

speed, 24' bike, $85 Numerous miac 

Call 7AM-6PM 421-8014 

STONES. 1W-2" smooth stones Great 

for around the pool 2Vt yarda, $25 

261-1008 

SWIMMING POOL, Aristocrat, 24 ft 1 

round, with expandable liner, decking k 

all aceaaoriea, $800, 561-0508 

SWIMMING POOL, 14' aluminum, sand 

filter, all accessories. d*>ck, like new, 

$500 after 1PM. 417-4183 

SWIMMING Pool. 54 Ft round, adjust- 

able from 4Ft to 7 Ft deep, complete, 

$500 Call 728-4048 

TENT food condition 17X6 ft $75 or 

best offer Camping stove k lantern, 

dresaer with beautiful mirror, 

antique 

538 1563 

TRAILER AWNING and attachable 

screen room, also above ground 15 foot 

pool without liner. Includes large filter, 

all equipment After 5PM 4&5-8105 

TWIN bed bedroom set, contemporary, 

2 years old, excellent condition $350 

Girls bike $50. good condlUon After 

6pm. 937-9415 

TWO 10 speed blkea, like new, 3 

bike, sofa, chairs, misc Fri". Sat. 1&879 

Whitby. Liv 7 Mile W of Farmington 

TWO 10 speed bike*, like new, 3 speed 

bike, sofa, chairs, misc Fri , Sat. 18979 

Whitby, Uv 7 Mile W of Farmington 

WARDS W HP shallow weU piston 

pump k tank 19x35 mesh, black fire- 

place screen 453-1914 

YARD-GARAGE SALE Furniture, 

Clothing, Appliances, Toys, Miac Thurs 

thru Sun , 9-Tlll Dark 9411 Brookllne, 

Plymouth, 1 blk. S. of Ann Arbor Rd , l 

blk. E of Sheldon 

YARD k Junk 8ale Sat, June 30. 

10AM Numerous old barn Itema: Pul- 

leys, corn shelter, Ice box. horse 

harnesses. Ford Model A wheels, mis- 

cellaneous 775 Irvln, 1 block north of 

Farmer, Plymouth. 

YARD k Porch sale Few antiques 646 

S. Main St, Plymouth, across from An- 

derson Music Co June Slth until 7. 

YARD SALE - Furniture, miac 93* 

Venoy, Garden City Between Cherry 

Hill-Ford. Merriman-Wayn* Rd. June 

15 thru July 1 


Wayne County 

YARD SALE Huge private collecUon 

of Depression crystal. Cambridge. Fos 

toria glassware, reasonable Primative 

furniture, solid walnut gun cabinet, 

household Items k clothes, curtains 

Something for evei 

Livonia ig for everyone 11634 Deering, 

June 18 k 30. 9AM til?? 

YARD SALE, misc furniture, clothing, 

and older china No iunk 617 Easley, 

Westland, June 30, July 1, 6, 7, k 8 One 

block S of Cherry Hill, off Venoy 

YARD SALE - Saturday, June 30, 

9am-3pm, 15619 Delaware-Redford 

Bikes, lampa, miscellaneous 

YARD SALE Thur -Sat June 28-30, 10- 

6 31550 Conway Dr Westland, corner 

of Merriman k Ann Arbor Trail 

YARD SALE Thursday, June 18 Furni- 

ture, books, slide projector/screen, boat 

motor, misc 116 Randolph. Northville, 

corner Sheldon & Randolph Bargains 

YARD SALE, 15456 Beaverland. be 

tween 5 4 6 Mile, E of Telegraph Sat 

urday, June 30, 9-6 PM Quilts, clocks, 

misc 

YARD SALE 4 Families Thursday. 

Friday, Saturday 18728 Five Points, 

Detroit Grand River 4 7 Mile 

30 YEARS ACCUMULATION, Fri. 

Sat. 9AM UP 28520 Clarita, E of 

Middlebelt, S of 7 Mile, Livonia 

712 Bicycles For Sale 

AMF 3-speed bike. $25 Call 420-3094 

BOY'S FUJI, 10 speed, like new $110 

10' Sevylor inflatible boat, used twice 

591-2019 

BOYS SCHWINN continental 10 speed, 

good condition $110 661-1658 

BOYS Schwinn 26" Collegiate, 5 speed, 

green, with light and odometer $75 

476-5959 

llOYS 26 inch Rollfast. heavy duty with 

carriers Ideal pap£r bike $20 478-650% 

GIRL'S Schwinn, like new, $79 Bicycle 

Built for 2. $75 Small Girl's bicycle, 

$18 644-1879 

RALEIGH RECORD 10 speed. Sun 

Tour VGT Luxe Derailleur, excellent 

condition, 643-6383 

SCHWINN BICYCLES 

ALSO USED. $22 $26 $30 

JERRYS 

459-1500 933-9293 

SCHWINN YELLOW, Varsity, girls 10 

speed, exce.lent condition $75 After- 

noons 642-4072 

SCHWINN 10 speed, Super .Sport, load 

ed with extras, very good condition 

$100 427-1838 

SCHWINN, 16 convertible bike with 

training wheels, very good condition, 

$30 64^7288 

SEARS FREE SPIRIT, motorcross 3 

20" bike Excellent condition 

•st offer 646-5534 

TANDEM bike, $90 Like new 4-add on 

bike rack, never used. $15 425-5179 

TWO 1977 Schwinn Super Letour 12 2 

10 speeds, excellent condition. $425 pr 

,$225 each Between 6pm 10pm 

422-6222 

WARDS 3 speed. 26 inch, metallic 

green, girls bike. $35 (Livonia). 

422-5357 

6 bikes, 2 in good condition Total pack 

age $75 or will sell individually Call 

after 6pm 661-5873 


Office Equipment 

DESK k CHAIR. 3 years old $125 An 

tique barber chair, reupolstered Slide 

trombone, $50, | 591 3047 

DESK, executive wing, arm 4 secre- 

Ury chair, floor pad, misc office acces 

sories, 474-5765 

EQUIPMENT-USED 

PRICED FOR QUICK SALE 

COPIERS: Minolta 101, 

RBC-III, RBC-II, RBC-I, Den- 

nison BC-28, SBM, Apeco 

300, Yorktown Genie, Toshi- 

ba 601, Sperry-Remlngton, 

Saxon PPC-1, Apeco 686, 

Apeco 776, Dennison 2000, 

and Royal. 

CASH REGISTERS: TCA 

5100 electronic. NCR 250, 

NCR 225-6131,NCR 250- 

7003, NCR 210, NCR 225- 

1131. | 

MISC.: Pitney Bowes 4351 

mailing machine) Gestetner 

duplicator, copier and cabi- 

net, Sunyet large screen TV 

and recorder, Universal 300 

X-ray unit and teletype. 

Call 545-4330 

LIQUIDATING beautiful Southfield 

law office, desks, Dictaphone 

equipment, electric typewriters, chairs, 

conference table and chairs, recepUon 

furniture, extensive law library, litho- 

graphs, sofa, custom wood shelving 

Priced to move No dealers Call Sue at 

354 4580 

NCR electric cash register Excellent 

condition $325 Call after 6PM, 

626-1140 

NCR 260 DATA TERMINAL 

Best offer 

554-4600 

OFFICE FURNITURE 

Used desks, chairs, files, drafting 

tables, folding Ubles. storage cabifiet, 

misc 729-8756 

SHARPFAX SF 720 Copier, 2 years old 

AM-5PM 

$1500 Call between 9A* 

647-7590 

TOSHIBA 702A, Bond Copier, excellent 

condition ' 353-8811 

VARIOUS USED Office Equipment, off 

lease, like new. reduced drastically for 

quick sale Call 545-4330 

T 

715 Commercial & 

Industrial Equipment 

CLAYTON 900 OEP steam cleaner 

Like new 721-8104 

MINI BOBCAT, front end loaded 

$3,100 455-1100 

TWO REID SURFACE GRINDERS, 1 

Brigeport Mill Readout Late Wanted 

Sunnen Hone 538-7363 

USED MACHINERY, tools, hardware 

for all trades Scuba Gear Buy, Sell, 

Trade. 141 S. Main, Clawson, Tues thru 

Fri 10-7., Sat 10-6 

435-0944 

716 Lawn, Garden A 


ALLIS-CHALMERS 16HP garden trac- 

tor with front loader, 2-mowers, roto- 

tiller 4 more Call after 5 PM 855-9774 

DOG Run, 4x12x6', new, coat $114 , will 

sell for $150 Call after 5PM and all 

weekend 464-8596 

LAWN 4 GARDEN tractor, Wheel 

Horse B-80, 10 HP Kohler, 3 speed. 36 

inch mower atUchment, excellent con- 

dlUon. 1875 151-3411 

SEARS CRAFTSMAN, 36" riding lawn 

tractor, lOhp, excellent condiUon, $750 

851-5749 

SEARS Craftsman series 88 riding 

mower, 7 HP, 16' cut Like new, $15tT 

459 3834 

SEARS lOhp tractor, plow, duins, 

welghU, mower, sweeper, cart Asking 

$900 644-7105 

STARTING landscape business, wanted 

to buy 12 HP or larger garden tractor, 

portable arc welder, vehicle hauler 

Leave message on recorder at 399-7800 

TWO Jacobaon Redl mowers, 1 leaf 

ed, |75 

vacuum, motorixed, 

Call after 4 PJ4 

teach 

.640-4184 

USED LAWN MOWERS, from $9 95 

H 4 R Hardware 

17410 Joy Rd, 

Livonia, 411-5161 

USED 

Tractors: 7HP - 16HP 

Riding Mowers: 5HP - 8 PH 

Walk Rotaries: Big Selection 

Chain Saws: 12' - 20' 

SAXTONS 

Garden Center Inc. 

— 587 W. Ann Arbor Trail 

Plymouth, Mich. 

453-6250 

716 Lawn, Garden & 

Farm Equipment» 

SIMPLICITY 7W HP riding mower. 36 

inch cutter, snow blade. 48 inch catch- 

er. $450 After 6PM . 661-4174 

grass catcher 

riding 

.$350 363 1485 

718 Building Materials 

ATTIC INSULATION CHEAP 

1000 Sq. ft , 3 1 * in blanket. $140 

1000 sq ft.. 6 in blanket, $140 

Free delivery 348-9880 or 1-127-4839 

GARAGE DOOR Barry Swing-up 

16'x7' Asking $50 Call after 5 PM 

591-3107 

KITCHEN CABINETS, dark oak. excel 

lent condition, 6 wall units. 6 base uniU, 

white formica countertop i 332-2440 

PATIO enclosure Aluminum 4 glass, 

screened. $600 422-0149 or 421 0275 

720 Farm Produce 

BERRI HILL 

STRAWBERRIES 

YOU PICK 

21165 CHUBB RD. 

4 miles West of Northville, 

7AM-8PM. Senior Citizen 

Discount. 349-5457 

HORSE HAY. $1 50 RABBIT HAY. $3 

Mulch Hay, Straw. $1 60 

Rabbits 

GA 1-4484 

IF YOU WANT 

FRESH PRODUCE 

AT 

LOW PRICES 

COME TO 

COLEMAN'S 

X FARM MARKET II 

Ann AJrbor ltd at Gotfredson. 5 miles 

W of Plymouth'' 

OPEN 9 7 DAILY 

453-7110 

STRAWBERRIES YOU PICK 

Always call before making trip On 

Ecorsfl Rd, iv« mile W of 1-275 or 1 

mile W of Haggerty Rd 397-2763 

STRAWBERRIES 

You - Pick, Raynor's , corner Ford 4 

Frains Uke Rd W mile E of Junction 

M-1534 M-14 

STRAWBERRIES PICK YOUR OWN 

Open Now, Meyer Berry Farm, 48120 

West 8 Mile, Northville For Recorded 

Information Call 349 0289 

STRAWBERRY 

TIME!! 

15 ACRES-YOU PICK 

36« a lb (55 « Quart) Located only 5 

miles W of 1-275 

Blessed's Berry Farm 

453-6439 

49601 Powell Rd. Plymouth 

Call before coming. 

721 Flowers & Plants 

EVERYTHING 

In 

PERENNIALS 

Rughes Gardens 

• 24333 LAHSER 

S OF 10 MILE RD 

YES! 

We still have a 

Complete Selection of 

Top Quality 

FLOWER & 

VEGETABLE PLANTS 

Hanging baskets, potted plants 

NEW LOCATION 

Schroder's 

Farm Market 

24951 West 9 Mile 

between Beech 4 Telegraph 

355-1059 

722 Hobbies 

Coins & Stamps 

STAMPS WANTED 

CollecUons - Accumulations 

Dealers stock • Estates 

Days 525-3630 Eves 422-3046 

HURON STAMP CO. 

Postage stamps for collectors 

Bought sold and appraised 


Farmington. Mich 

474-0441 

724 Cameras & Supplies 

BA^JER, 8 mm motion, C-2m Super 

Zoom, used little bargain $125 

644-9184 

BO LEX. H-16, motion Turret, W/3 

Bolex lenses, case Excellent $265 

644-9184 

MAMIYA RB67 - Excellent condiUon 

$885 Includes eve level view finder, 2 

120 backs, bellows lens shade, sun 

shade, handle. 90mm lens Call 356-3487 

MOVIE PROJECTOR 16 MM and film 

$700 537-9359 


A KALAMAZOO Base. $100 Black 4 

Silver, Kaswo Head $100. 

Good Condition 427-9804 

ALTO Saxophone. King Cleveland 

Good condiUon $250 455-1285 

ANTIQUE pedal pump church style 

organ. 12 stops, 5 octaves, Vocation 

Keeps pitch 4 excellent tone Reason- 

able. Call after 4PM 644-9166 

AT EVOLA'S 

JUNE INVENTORY SALE 

USED PIANOS FROM $388 

USED ORGANS FROM $288 

New Baldwin. Chlckerlng, Wurlltxer. 

Story 4 Clark, Sterrling Pianos from 

1988 

Lowrey 4 Hammond organs from $895 

EVOLA MUSIC CO. 

Miracle Mile Center 

2313 Telegraph 4977 Dixle'Hwy. 

Blmfd Hills Drayton Plains 

334-0566 674-0433 

BABY GRAND piano, best offer Must 

sell Best offer 689-1113 

BABY GRAND Piano, good condiUon 

$1800 544-7897 

BABY GRAND Piano, must sell Part 

of estate Bush 4 Lane. $995 420-2989 

BABY GRAND Piano, apartment sixe. 

with pettlpolnte bench, ivory keys, 

needs tuning Must sell Immediately, 

661-5553 

CABLE NELSON console piano. $750 

Call evening^. 

851-1390 

CABLE NELSON piano, 25 rear old 

mahogany finish,, upholstered bench, 

newly tuned, great tone, like new $550 

or best offer, must sell 644-7165 

ELECTRIC plaver piano, Hardman 

Duo, with bench, excellent condiUon, 

$1200 After 5PM, 646-4234 

FISCAL YEAR-END SPECIALS 

New Pianos From $1,095 

New Baldwin Pianos from $1,250 

New Hammonds From $885 

Used Hammonds From $685 

Terms-Trades-Deli very-Benches 

SMILEY BROS ' 

1010 NO HUNTER 

BIRMINGHAM 

i MI 7-1177 

FLUTE, TRUMPET. Gemelnhardt 

Flute (with SSIB, $400. New York Bach 

Trumpet 453-5905 

Conrole piano, excellent 

walnut finish, $650 474-1101 

GRINNELL Spinet piano, leas than I 

years | old, like new $400 Call 9AM- 

5PM. 280-0410 

GULBRANSON organ 4 bench Double 

keyboard 4 25 ft, pedal, with rh^thym 

sec tion,like i 

HAMMOND 

$1,050 

Phoenix electric organ, au 

rhythm, Leslie speakers, cas- 

' seldom wed 549-4994 

ORGAN, Swincer 700, latest 

features, Leslie speakers 

moving, must sell 455 7984 


KIMBALL spinet piano, Artist series, 

excellent condition, less than 3 years 

old, walnut 4 cherry exterior with 

bench $1150 797 4317 

Oplinger Music 

Rent With Option! 

PIANO OR ORGAN 

OF YOUR CHOICE 

HAMMOND. BALDWIN 

KOHLER 4 CAMPBELL 

1 On a monthly basis 

2 All money applied if purchased 

3 Rental based on selection 

Michigan's largest selection of key 

boards, all sale priced 

STERLING HTS 

TROY 

WARREN 

254-1337 

649 3213 

775-6040 

HAMMERED Dulcimer built 1976 of 

maple 4 cherry, 71 strings. $220 

559 2001 

HAMMOND HI00 Draw bars, reitera 

tion, type jacks, 10 presets each key 

board, and new auto-vary rhythm box 

Console style, walnut finish, good condi- 

tion $2,350 or best offer For appt 

851 6057 

HAMMOND ORGAN, Maverick, excel 

lent condition, $1000, call 553 4715 

PIANOS FOR RENT 

RECONDITIONED OR NEW 

GRANDS CONSOLES SPINETS 

(Option Plan Available) Ideal for Be 

S inners or Serious Musicians Open 

Ion thru Sat 9 AM 6 PM 

Grand River Pianos 

14820 GRAND RIVER-DETROIT 

837 0506 

PIANO, Sluyvesant, upright. $550 

Call 642 3695 

SIGMA Acoustic Guitar made by Mar 

tin with case, excellent condition, like 

new $125 After 5 30PM 852 1124 

UNI VOX Electric Guitar, Gibson amp 

with cord 4 case, rarely used, perfect 

condition Best offer Scott, 646-2937 

UPRIGHT PIANO, good condition, best 

offer Call after 4pm, 474 6620 

WELLINGTON upright piano, approx 

68 years old. good tone quality. 54" 

high, very heavy $450 453 1293 

120 USED PIANOS. Consoles, Grands, 

Uprights, Players, $395 to $1,295 Days. 

9AM 6PM Scanlan's, 2200 Fenkell, 

341 4880 

WE BUY PIANOS ASH 

728 TY, Stereo, 

Hi-Fi, Tape Decks 

ALL CHANNEL 25 inch color console, 

$145 also 19 Inch color portable, both 

in excellent condition 358 0017 

BIG screen television, manufacturers 

rep's new samples. 30% off wholesale 

5'6 screen with projection unit, only 

$850 348 3185 

B 4 0 Beogram 2400 turntable with 

cartridge, excellent condition, must 

sell After 7 PM 545 8797 

JBL SPEAKERS, Onkyo A 7 integrated 

arpps. Phillips 312 turntable, $715. or 

separates 6266815 

PIONEER CTF 7272 cassette deck. 

! ;ood spec $150 After 6pm 348 0184 or 

eave number at 651-4581 

SANSU1 9090 DB stereo receiver, 125 

watts RMS per channel, Dolby noise 

reduction, $390 Two Ohm C2. 3-way 

speakers. $300 Upgrading system, ex- 

cellent condition 524-1075 

STEREO RECEIVER, turntable, cas- 

sette tape 4 6 Ft walnut stand Good 

condition $80 ' 477-5873 

STEREO 1 year old. Omega speakers, 

Panasonic turntables, Harmon Kardon 

receiver, paid $800. must sell $400 

354 6735 

TASCAM series by Teac. demo stock 

Model 5A mixers, 1 with talk back 

Model 5EX expander, 25-2 quarter inch 

2 track with DBX 4 console Excellent 

condition 642-0640 

VIDEO CASSETTES pre-recorded and 

blank Cartoons, nostalgia movies, rock 

concerts, adult, etc Personalized ser- 

vice, free delivery Call after 6PM 

464-3726 


COMPOUND bow, bear White Tail, left 

hand, sites and arrows, $125 Weaver 4 

power, with dot. $40 Weaver. 6 power, 

cross hair, $50 Redfield. 2 X 7, 4 plex, 

$95 Redfield, 12 power, cross hair, 

$150 Complete set of golf clubs with 

McGregor autograph set, bag and cart, 

shoes, size 9. $320 Bear Grisley, 40 lb« 

left hand. $30 Three fishing rods, $10 

each 721-7580 

GOLF clubs, complete set, bag with 

wheels, and all accessories $150 

647-8518 

K2-170 snow skis, Tyrolia bindings 

Womens size 7W Kastinger boots 

Great cdhdiUon, price negotiable 

644 1142 

MAC GREGOR V I P irons, 1-PW, D2, 

S shaft. $200 647-7933 

POOL. DOUGHBOY, 18ft I year old 

Fence, filter, vacuum, ladder and hoses 

$250 After 6PM 459 6543 

SET OF golf clubs, bag, cart and ball 

retriever, like new Sold together or 

separately 261-7928 


ALL SUITS ON SALE 

1 week only Leather jackets and coats 

at wholesale prices Tailor shop on 

C remises Rubino of Italy. 17117 West 9 

lile. Southfield, Suite 150 

BEAUTIFUL full length light gray fur 

coat/matching hat, worn twice $4500 

value, will sacrifice at $2100 271-0718 

FANTASTIC selection of chic womens 

clothes for all occasions, sixes 6-10 Ex- 

cellent condition Terrific value Sacri- 

fice 851 4242 

FUN FUR size 14, black, excellent con- 

dition $25 427-1838 

LEOPARD CAT coat, excellent condi 

Uon, sixe 6, after (fpm 331-7300 

LITTLE GIRL'S clothes, 18 mos lots of 

sixe 2, some 3, brand names only, excel- 

lent condiUon, Thurs thru Sat 33233 

Franklin, Wayne Near Annapolis 4 

Venoy 7 r 28-3031 

736 Wanted To Buy 

ORIENTAL RUGS 

BUY-SELL-TRADE 

ESTATE RUG APPRAISALS 

TADROSS & 

ZAHLOUTE 

Distinctive Oriental rugs since 1897 

Detroit: 963-7400 

Birmingham: 644-8200 

WEDDING DRESS, size 14-16 Call af- 

ter 6pm 477 8835 


A good kind home for female cat, 5 

years old, has been spayed, declawed 4 

has shots $5 477-5653 

AIREDALE, male, AKC, needs lovli 

home, 524-98 

AIREDALES - AKC. Pedigree of Cham- 

pions Beautiful, healthy 8 week old 

pups $200 and up 649-5974 

AIREDALES - A^C, 3 months, champi- 

on bred BeauUful, Intelligent, noo 

shedding Super pets' Shots, wormed 

Quality Guaranteed 326-6362 

AKC 

blacks. 

BERMAN pupa, reds and 

les $150, females $100 

537-0715 

BEAGLES, A-l rabbit dog. demonstrate 

5256468 

BEAGLE, 8 weeks, male, shots, 

houaebroken $45. 

981-2x79 

BELGIAN Ma lino is (Sheei 

free, champion sired, femaje. 9 

150 879-2640 

BIRMINGHAM 

OAKLAND X 

HUMANE 

SOCIETIES 

CALL 939-4240 476-5656 

Yorkle Poo, St. Bernard, Labrador!, 

Shepherd. Kevshound, Poodles, German 

shorthaired, Staffordshire, Beagle, Eng 

llih Bull dog. Husky, Malamute, Collie, 

Basset, Irish Setter, Cocka-Poo, Dober- 

man, Bouvier Elkhound, Shi Txu, 

Dachshund. Boatoo Terrier, Great Dane 

PERSIAN CAT 

SIAMESE CAT 4 KITTENS 

BOUVIER 

weeks | 

lions ofl 

nie Line 

- Holland 

DES FLANDERS pupa,6 

ahow quality, AKC. 4 gerera 

pedigrees Including Sire, Thudi 

i - Belgium, Dun. Roxanne 11m 

line 

I77-3M5 


BOXER PUPS - faun, father is champi 

on. 427-5334 

COCKER puppies, black, males and 

females Championship line Loving and 

adorable AKC $200 291-8217 

CUTE PUPPIES need home Six week 

old part Cockapoo Free 522-1822 

DACHSHUND-Miniature, AKC home 

raised puppies, smooth hair, stud ser 

vice Bob 4 Pet Albrecht 522 9380 

DACHSHUND-miniature, AKC, 1 year, 

male, neutered, $100 652-0329 

tf 

DACHSHUND pup. AKC. red, 13 weeks, 

shots, papers. 729-2145 

DOBERMAN PUPS 6 weeks, black/ 

rust, AKC, championship bloodline, ex 

cellent temperament, wormed, tails, 

dew claws, shots $150 to $200 421 0896 

DOBERMAN PUPS AKC. 9 weeks, 

males, line bred to champion Bushido 

Yodan Asking $130 Written health 

guarantee Call persistently 

437 8776 or • 349 9418 

DOG FREE to good home, preferably 

with children, housebroken, well 

mannered 937 2607 

ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIELS, 6 

weeks, AKC. liver and white $100. 

each After 5 30 or weekends 522 7467 

ENGLISH Springer Spaniel pups. 6 

weeks, nice markings. Rood parentage 

557 2465 

FEMALE KITTEN 6 months, 

shorthaired, dark gray, spayed 4 shots 

937-1849 

FLUFFY white Persian kittens $25 

721 1484 

FREE DOG brown dachshund Older 

dog. not around children 453 4324 or 

595 8684 

FREE dog to good home, 14 month old 

Shepherd - Collie, female, spayed, well 

trained, good with children 261-5784 

FREE KITTENS, beauUful tigers, 

trained, 7 weeks Young black 4 white 

female, gentle 647-4512 

FREE kittens, long haired, to a good 

home 852 3146 

FREE- Part Shepherd puppy Good 

with, children & other animals Call 

Taylor area 292 9374 

FREE PUPPIES to good home595-0544 

FREE puppies, to good home, 9 weeks 

421 4610 

FREE PUPPIES to good home, after 

6PM. 525 2668 

FREE PUPPIES 7 weeks old 36630 

Grandon, Livonia 522-2666 

FREE to good home-2 kittens. 2 months 

old Can not keep 642 3831 


FREE to good home, neutered male 

cat. raised with kids 4 dogs 525-0185 

FREE to good home. 2 nice Burmese 

cats, female 647 7762 

FREE to good home, 6 week old pup- 

pies, part mix Spaniel part ShelUe, 

4 535 7334 

FREE TO GOOD HOME Adorable kit 

tens, one Calico, older cats (spayed) 

477 0334 

FULL BLOODED black Great Dane. 15 

months old, housebroken. watchdog 

335 6973 

GERMAN SHEPHERD pups, AKC 

champs $75 each 941-1978 

GERMAN SHEPHERD pups, Champi 

on sired, 6 weeks, $20 each 537-0965 

GERMAN SHEPHERD. 2 years old, 

AKC male, great watch dog. loves kids, 

needs fenced yard. $25 355-0342 

GERMAN SHORT hair pointer, AKC, 

champion bred, male pups, finest hunt 

ing slock 397 0567 

GOLDEN Retriever puppies, AKC, 

champion sire, 6om 5 28 79, 

clear Evenings 

champion sire, 6ora 5 eyes 4 hips 

478 2869 

GREAT DANE, AKC, champion sired, 

female, fawn, black mask, 35Vt". show 

crop, hips x-rayed, show quality, 

or best offer. 425 

$500 

0087 

GREAT DANE. BOXER TERRIER 

POODLE. AIRDALE SPAYED. GER 

MAN SHEPERD, KITTENS 

All Need Good Homee 474 3474 

GREAT PYRENEES AKC reg Quality 

puppies, champion sired Pine Pointe 

Farms 627 3882 

HIMALAYAN KITTENS 7 weeks 

CFA registered, shots Also CFA regis 

lered black hybrid Himalayan male 

477 0868 

HIMALYAN Kittens, Blue Point. 8 

weeks, male and female, shots $75 

643 4594 

KITTENS, all white, free to good bome, 

6 weeks oljd Call after 5PM 358 0267 

jcl 

KITTENS Free to good home. 2 white 

females, 7 weeks old,' Birmingham 

area , 642 7167 

LABRADOR RETRIEVER, yellow 

male, 8 weeks, shots & wormed $75 

464 1871 

LHASA APSO Pups, AKC, champion 

pedigrees 3 black female, I red male 

Written health guarantee 476 8231 or 

478 3894 

SCHNAUZER. Miniature. AKC home 

raised puppies, stud service, grooming 

Bob 4 Pal Albrecht 522 9380 

SEALYHAM TERRIER puppies Ex 

cellent quality AKCshowipet 

721-5705. 437 0741 


MALAMUTE. male, AKC, 16 weeks, all 

shots, beautiful Sable and white After 

6PM 882 4253 

MEOW"MEOW"Meow" Free female 

kittens to good homes. Walnut l-ake 

area 855 2359 

MOVING MUST sell my red Doberman 

Pinscher, AKC, 3 yr old male Well be^ 

haved gentle dog. needs good home. 

$100 or best offer 855 2441 

NEED A caring family living in the 

country who will help a stroke patient, 

and offer a good home to her pel cat 

family Afternoons 589 7950 

OLD ENGLISH SHEEPDOG, 6 mo» 

old. lo a good home $100 476 3453 

OLD ENGLISH Sheepdog puppies, 

AKC. 6 weeks old 427 7083 


PERSIAN kittens, registered, cfcampt 

on lines, pets some breeder! 4 »ow 

most colors $100 up 634 9359 547 44*4 

POODLE AKC champion sired, female 

chocolate, small Toy, II months well 

mannered, housebroken, $300 425-0087 

POODLE PUPPY female silver, mini 

toy. shots 10 weeks old Almoat 

Akc registered 4H-51H 

POODLE. 3 months, apricot male 

shots. AKC $150 Call before 6 ^ ^ 

SHELTIESftoy collies). AKC, 

PAiR of Peach faced lovebirds. 6 

months old, $60 533 0627 

PART LAB, part Sheperd 10 months 

old Needs lots X>f tender loving care 

Free to good home After 4PM 838-4776 

SIAMESE BLUE Point kitten, champi 

on sired, female. $40 628 1908 

SIBERIAN HUSKY Female 4 months 

old, AKC. all shots $150 453 5479 

SMALL mixed breed dog good with 

children, free to good home 722 1282 

SHIH TZU puppies AKC registered. 

champion sired, 2 males 1 peUte apri 

cot with black tips I gold k white. b«w 

tiful face $250 645 2387 

WEIMARANER. AKC champ. 

years old male, trained. $100 879-1787 

WEIMARANER puppies. AKC. « 

weeks, champion blood lines to good 

home only. 727 ?932 

WIRE HAIRED Fox Terrier, male pup 

py. 5 months old, AKC registered, greal 

personality, all shots, $250 646 9136 

YORKIE POOS. 2. 8 week female pup 

pies $55 each Mother 4 father $65 the 

pair Moving lo apartment After 4 30 

PM. 

740 Pet Services 

SPECIAL 

B A B Y 

C O C K A T I E L S 

(GREY & ALBINO) 

Fancy Furniture fur Felines 

Sweaters k ( oat* for Dogs >11 sizes •( ompletr Services 

Travel ('axes Training Equipment Hoarding 4 Grooming 

Pets'N*Particulars 

??8.K) MOONE ' AVI At'(»ss t'"" 1 ^ y i c P a/a 

OPfcN VON SAT 8 6 4'4hflOf 

Waste' Charge Bank American 

709 Household Goods Wayne County 

ft 

Sears 


WAREHOUSE OUTLET STORE-STOCKROOM 

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 

SALE 

25% TO 75% OFF— Sears Regular 

Low Price on Assorted Furniture, 

Appliances, Plumbing, 

Heating and Building Materials 

LAST 3 DAYS 

JUNE CLEAN-UP SALE 

RuQQ©d western 3tyle bedroom series, 

simulated knotty oak grain finish 

12—No. 13851 single dresser base 

Reg. $129.95 

SALE $74.88 

7—No. 13852 double dresser base 

Reg. $159.95 

SALE $99.88 

14—No. 13856 nite stands 

Reg. $89.95 

SALE $59.88 

13—13857 Student desk 

Reg. $139.95 

SALE $79.88 

14—No. 1382 twin wagon wheel headboprd 

Reg. $129.95 

SALE $09.88 

SAVE 33% to 46% 

47—Assorted dressers - chests - nite stands 

25% to 50% off 

73—Assorted beds - mirrors - dresser hutch 

tops * 

40% to 75% Off 

16—Assorted maple and pine bunk beds 

$99.88 to $239.88 

6—No. 960-79 Wall unit bookcase 

Reg. $149 95 

SALE $98.00 

ROOM 

8—Special Vinyl Sofa Sleepers, Assorted 

Colors 

Reg. $279.95 

SALE $199.88 

39—Assorted sofas - sleepers - love seats - 

chairs - rockers - recllners 

40% to 60% Off 

76—Assorted occasional tables - curios - 

wall units - bookcases 

30% to 60% off 

APPLIANCES 

LARGE ASSORTMENT - REFRIGERATORS 

- RANGES — BUILT-IN OVENS — VENT 

FANS - LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT - POR- 

TABLE DISHWASHERS - RANGE VENT 

HOODS 

Oufkt 

10% to 50% off 

11001 Im Own 

«'» «OOO..i )U« JIJ 

*«• •*>„ It, « » 

W * ) » Sv/vio, 

Ws 

11 Special twin size "Lonoster" Hollywood 

bed - Includes mattress - box spring - head- 

board and frame 

$159.95-$88.00 

SAVE 45% 

317—Assorted twin, full, queen and king 

size mattresses and box springs 

SAVE 40% to 60% 

HOME IMPROVEMENT 

& MISCELLANEOUS 

46—Assorted central air conditioning units - 

some A colls 

35% to 50% off 

32-7-Assorted kltchn cabinets 

50% Off 

12\-Assorted riding mowers - tractors - lawn 

moêrs^ 

25% to 35% Off 

ALUMINUM,FOLDING 

LAWN FURNITURE.. 

No. 890^1 ChaS—Reg $24.95 

A SALE $14.88 

No. 89072 Chalse-^g. $39.95 

SALE $24.88 

WAREHOUSE STORE HOURS 

Mon. thru R1. - 9 am - 9 pm . 

Sat. 9\am - 5 pm 

476-6000 ext. 213 

Each of these advertised items Is readi- 

ly available for sate as advertised. 

Ranges and dryers requlrfe either elec- 

trical or gas connectors which are not 

included in the price shown. At these 

special prices, a delivery charge is ad- 

ditional should you be unable to "Take 

It with you" 

Use Your Sears Charge 

Credit Plan 

WA

'i'"r •.»' 

iOF* Thursday, June 28,1979 

738 Household Pfti 

THREE cata, DMitmd, fr* to 

honwa. due to all«r(y. 

to food 

52M1U 

YORKSHIRE PUPS - J male*. • weeks 

old. AKC, $ 175 each 437 8344 

740 Pet Service* 

YORKHAVEN 

Grooming Salon 

ProfeHknal Dm Grooming 

BY SYLVIA' 

ALL BREEDS 

You'll Like Our Service 

Your Pet Will Be Expertly 

TRIMMED 

NAILS CUT ft TILED 

EARS CHECKED ft CLEANED 

BATHED ft FLUFF DRIED 

You'll Like Our Price* Too 1 

421-1636 

$1001 Si* Mile, Livonia 

(•* Mile E Of Merriman) 

OPEN 9AM-7PM DAILY 

CLOSED SUNDAY 

806 Boats A Motors 

MIRRORCRAFT, 18 ft , aluminum 

boat, JO hp Mercury Extra *cc—o- 

riet Trailer S3* 1M7 

RAFT/4 man inflatible with motor 

mount, oar*, and aeat, made by Sevylor, 

like new. $120 MS-felt 

REGATTA • 1976, Jet. 4M Olda, Berk 

ley, extras, excellent coodiUon. $4500. 

459-5417 

RINKER built. 15 ft. boat, 1977, 55 hp 

JohMon. Panco trailer $1200 427 0441 

RINKERBUILT 1977, 140 Mercruiaer 

1/0, with pamco trailer, needs work, 

$4,000 Ml 7893 

RUNABOUT cedar boat, 14 ft 15HP 

Kv en rude motor, Unk included. I MO 

937-1*43 

SAILBOAT American, 17 ft, sleeps 4. 

motor, trailer, many extras, lights, 

553-03 

cushios. etc (3900 306 

METROPOLITAN 

DOG OBEDIENCE 

TRAINING CLINIC 

Sponsor* of all phases of obedience 

training for all breeds of dogs A dog 

worth owning is a dog worth training 

Classes for beginner, advsnced, open 

and utility training Trophies, ribbons, 

diploma upon graduation 

SAILBOAT Fiberglaa, l«ft Fireball 

with main sail lib and spinaker. fast 

thrilling to sail, International class. 

11700 Includes trailer and extras. 

5^0 0349 

SAILBOAT - 14 ft, fiberglas with trail 

W00 

er Excellent condition 422 (493 

Registration & classes starting July 5 

We enroll 1st J weeks only, July 5,12,19 

Twelve weeks $30 

Health certificates required For fur 

ther information call 851 5088, 422 

7544 or 53*0529 

Professional trainur* at your service 

Classes will be held st American Legion 

Hall 31775 Grand River. Thurs only 

744 Horses, Livestock 

Equipment 

BOARDING STABLE. Clean stalls. Ex- 

cellent csre, box stalls 190, Pasture 

$#0 Northville W W Stables 349-8415 

HALF ARAB GELDING. English or 

Western. 6 years old, $750. approved 

home only 427 3895 

HAVING TROUBLE finding sawdust' 

Call before 3 PM 483 5585 

v HORSES BOARDED Farmington 

ill I Is Hunt t'lub Horse Farm, $80 per 

hionth 477-2774 

/RARBITS. white & black Flemish, call 

after JPM, 474-0527 

REGISTERED Morgan Gelding, Eng 

hsh western dressaae ft drives, $1000 

Work cart $250 weekdays 538 2250, 

eves 553 0859 

censed trailer, mint condition Enjoy 

the Fourth 1 8 10PM. all day weekends 

84 7 3382 

SCOTT A TWA TER 7W hp, remote 

tank, forward ft reverse, like new Sec- 

ond motor for parts $175 both 522-2022 

SEA FOX (Zobol) 1959, 18ft, fully 

equipped, excellent condition Write, 

David Bassett, 1500 Pine Dr, Traverse 

City, Ml., 49884 

SEA KING Outboard motor, 9 8 HP, 

water-cooled, short shaft, excellent 

condiUon $460 or best offer 281-4377 

SEA NYMPH. 14'. lOhp motor, trailer, 

all equipment like new. less than 20 hrs 

on all $1000 firm, 357-4322 

812 Motorcycles 

Go-Karts, Mini-Bikes 

HONDA, 1973, 1S0XL, low mileage, 

very good condition |500 525-9371 

HONDA 1973, 450. 8.800 mile*, i 

condiUon, stay bar, new battery, $325 

After 7 PM, 348-3727 

HONDA 197J, CB380T, new August 

1978, excellent condiUon, new battery 

luggage rack, Adult owned 2300 miles 

8850 484 0927 

HONDA 1975, CB, 500 T. low mileage. 

sharp, 81,000 844-1743 

PUCH MOPEDS, 1978, hardly used 

2 sea ter bicycles with canopy, brand 

new Call 84*2900 

SUZUKI 1970 250 TS Endure Excellent 

condiUon, adult owned New Urea 

chain, sprockets $395 484-1718 

SUZUKI. 1971, 250, mint condition 

3,000 miles, plus one helmet $450 

,159-8553 

SUZUKI, 1972, GT 380, good coWion 

$275 or best offer 494-0161 

SUZUKI 1975, 125RM $450 Good con- 

dition Call after 4PM 421 7949 

SUZUKI 1978, 380 1500 miles Like 

new $700 538-8854 

SUZUKI, 1977, GS 750; adult owned, 

low mileage, extras, $1795 Weekdays 

883 7911 After 8PM 852-1185 

SUZUKI, 1977, GS750, $1400 or best 

offer 645-0885 

SUZUKI 1977 GS 400. windshield, only 

400 miles, brand new, $1100, 

363-8630 

SUZUKI 1978, RM80, low hours, extras, 

excellent condition Mike after 4 PM 

532 4783 

THREE BIKE motorcycle trailer 

Oversixe tires ft lights $300 532-3148 

SEARAY, 1974. SRV200. excellent con 

dition, 454 Chevy engine with Berklv 

Jet with trailer 525-1487 

SEA RAY 1976 SRV220, excellent con 

dition, amfm stereo, compass, 188 HP, 

extras, must sell. $8200 356-4407 

SEA RAY 1977, 30ft, Cutty Weekender, 

loaded, mint coodiUon, $27,500 Imme- 

diate possession Office 561-7000; Home 

464 6871 

SEARS Elgin 7 1 * hp, water cooled, 

runs good $150 477-1177 

SKI BOAT, North American 16ft 

inboard,outboard 120HP, and trailer, 

$2200 531 0158 or After 5PM 533-8905 

THOROUGHBRED, 6 years old. dres 

sage pass jumping experience 15 3 

hands Call Pam after 4 PM 363-0600 

THROUGHBRED Gelding, nice iwjver, 

experienced lower level dressage, aui- 

et gentle disposition, 642 3099 

TWELVE yr old thoroughbred mare, 

intermediate hunter jumper, $1500 

553 0491 

WALKING HORSE Registered 5 year 

old gelding (Jentle, large $800 

437-0741 

800 Recreational Vehicles 

CRUISEAIRE 1975. 25 double dinette, 

air, stereo, new 4KW generator, new 

tires, 30,000 miles $10,000 542 9809 

DO YOU WANT lo see yours for more'' 

It Or would you like to buy one for 

less' Do it yourself at Park & Sell, Sat- 

urday and Sunday Call 879 7000 

HOLIDAY TRAVEI-ER 1965, 20 ft 

good condition, sleeps 8, self-contained 

$2,500 356 9306 

804 Airplanes 

Cardinal. RG, twin rlavcom 300, DME, 

Glidescope, transponder, auto pilot. 

ADF, marker beacon Days call 

422 7474. or evenings 4274422 

806 Boats & Motors 

ALUMICRAFT 12 ft boat, 7* hp 

motor, oar* & anchors. $450, 30905 

Bobrich, Merriman ft 6 Mile 

ALUMINUM boat. lt.ft with Mercury 

motor, SW HP 5 gallon tank, oars 

$450 652 4220 652 4505 

ARISTOCRAFT. 1969, hardtop, 120 HP, 

I B.-O B plus trailer $2900 

537-1348 

SLIPPER SAILBOAT, 12' 4 passenger, 

dry cockpit sailing, for slightly more 

than a Sunflsh Used one season Manu 

factured by the people who make the 

Rebel $1350 681-3948 

SNIPE sailboat - 1969, and trailer, Fl 

berglas hull, sails and accessories $800 

or best offer 626 3693 

TRIUMPH 1973 750cc Bonneville Out 

torn frontend, good condition $995 or 

best offer 591-3198 

TWO mini blk», Ruttman 2HHP, 

condition $50 each After 3pm 261-6554 

YAMAHA YZ 80, 1974, good condition, 

one owner 761-7890 

YAMAHA 1972 Enduro 100 CC, 

excellent condiUon, $250 

646 2703 

YAMAHA 1973, 650, excellent coodl 

tion, low miles, fairing, asking $1,100 

721 5450 

YAMAHA, 1974, DOHC 500cc. luggage 

rack, sissy bar. bog tire, highway peg, 

$750 525 6640, 728 7344 

YAMAHA 1974 500, good condition 

349 4707 

YAMAHA 1975, Enduro, excellent con- 

dition. $550 420-0130 

SNIPE SAILBOAT 16419, good condi 

Uon. boat, trailer, sails, life jackets, all 

available 647-2135 

SOL CAT • 18 ft. with trailer, yellow 

hull, multi-colored sails, many extras, 

$2850 Canton 453 7923 

STARCRAFT 14 Ft., trailer and oars 

Excellent condiUon $400 261 3906 

STARCRAFT 14 FT fiberglass, 40HP 

Evinrude, trailer. $1,295 348-6213 

STUERY 15 ft Fiber glass runabout, 

gauges, convertible top, Ult trailer, 

very little usage Mint condiUon $1,900 

Call ifter 6 PM 261 8538 

SUNFISH SAILBOAT, trailer, excel 

lent, life jackets $900 455-3512 

V BOAT, 14' aluminum. 600 lb trailer, 

15hp Johnson motor, many extras, 

$925 474 2948 

WAYFARER 1974 Sailboat 16' with 

Pamco Ult trailer, cushion, anchor 

$2200 8510999 

807 Boat Parts 

& Service 

DO YOU WANT to sell yours for more 7 

$$ Or would you nke to buy one for 

less' Do It yourself at Park and Sell, 

Saturday and Sunday Call 879-7000 

DRUMS, 55 GALS, empty or filled with 

unsinkable poly urethane foam, perfect 

i, floats, 

for docks. . etc Call 9 AM 5 PM, 

591 3350 

FIBER GLASS boat, 15ft, 60HP John- 

son. trailer, plus extras Excellent coo- 

diUon $1200 681 8329 

BOAT 17 ft 70 HP Johnson motor, Ult 

trailer ft many extras 591-6290 

CARAVELLE 1978, 20 cuddy cabin 

Loaded $8 300 474 0049 

CATAMARRAN 20 FT , 2 Sets of sails, 

5HP outboard, trailer, extras, 

$1000.541-4119 or 851-8285 

812 Motorcycles 

Go-Karts, Mini-Bikes 

BENELLI 1969. 125CC, 1968 Benelli, 

250CC. 3 rail trailer $750 takes all 

477-4482 

BMW 1977 R100/S, 9000 miles. 

feet condiUon 

lies, per- 

626-6013 

C'ATYAK, Catamaran, 9 ft sail boat, 

one class design excellent condition 

Can be transported on top of car $300 

335-9825 

CHALLANGER 15 ft sailboat, .excel- 

lent condition, fully equipped, including 

sails, full summer cover, motor mount 

deluxe fittings, $1600 645-0676626-9518 

CHRYSLER 1978. 15 ft Bass Runner. 85 

HP Charger outboard engine, dilly-tilt 

trailer, demonstrator model bought 

April 1979, excellent condition, extras 

List near $6000. price $4500 427 0478 

DUO, 17 ft fiberglass tri-bull with 125 

h p Johnson, plus trailer, convertible 

top, ski equipment 455-9104 

FIBERGLASS BOAT. 14ft, trailer. 

J5HP engine. $300 356-5410 

FIBERGLAS 17 ft American 2, 

full equipment, $4,400 After 6Ph 

435 5206 

GLASTRON Carlson. 1977, 16 ft 140 

Merc IO power trim ft Ult, 8 track 

tape, cover, less than 80 hrs use $6000 

455 9685 

GLASTRON 18 ft fiberglas deck boat, 

125HP, Mercury motor with power 

lift $2500 626-1415 

GREAT YELLOW SEA RAY 

20 foot. 228hp. very rarely used, stored 

indoor* 12 months a year Must sell 

626-1276 

GRINNELL V190, 1977 inboard-out 

board, 165 HP motor, Pamco trailer 

Many extras $7,800 5367554 

LONE STAR. 14 ft fiberglass, 40 h p 

Evinrude, trailer, new carpet, clean, 

$900 535 5722 

LONE STAR 16 FT Aluminum speed 

boat, 40hp Johnson, trailer extra, 

$1 000 338 8338 

MARLIN, 1978 deep V A beauUful jet 

powered family cruiser. $25 HP Like 

new. 10 hours of operation $8,200 

861 0688 

MFG 16 ft Fiberglass outboard boat, 

J5HP Evinrude. trailer $1380 

641-73S5 

O'DAY, 1975 19 Foot 6 Inch sailboat, 

trailer, 4HP outboard motor Excellent 

condition 85.150 689 9530 

OWENS ARUBA, 1967. 42ft fully 

equipped, excellent condition, beat 

offer 424 8890 

PONTOON boat. 20' 1978, 40HP Evin- 

rude. $2800 or best offer 34*6357 

Go-Cart Indy 500, Corvette body Like 

new $300 981-2489 

HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1974 Super 

Glide, excellent condition, $2,750 or 

best offer After 6pm 478-2913535-8032 

HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1975 Electra 

Glide, full dress, 5,000 miles, excellent 

condiUon. $3500 or best offer After 

6pm 478 2913 535 8032 

HONDA. ST 90, extra clean, low mile- 

age, $425 559 0904 

YAMAHA, 1975, 175 Enduro, excellent 

condition, $400 

553 7294 

YAMAHA 1975, 650. excellent coodi- 

Uon, low mileage Must sell, best offer 

476-3754 

YAMAHA - 1975, 650, customized, 

many extras, low mileage, immaculate 

Must see 474 14*7 or

82 * Sports* 

Imported Cart 

", 74 whlt * WIUl 'tripe, 

Uitii condition, low mileage, 

" 200, negotiable 47Hill 

1,71 look * 

J 8«r«|ed, no winter use. MI 

i»on« C ^l ,l,oni , » nUWK ' mil«ag«. blue, 

$2900 Ml 1108 or fe-IMZ 

MG'S WANTED 

BOB OWENS 

UN$ P £ RT -IMPORTS 

*4Q45 FonfRd 71J-5J10 

OPAL, 1»74 Sports wagon. tutomatlc. 4 

cylinder, undercoated. am-fm stereo, 

[>e " tlres 25mp«, regular gas, 55,000 

mi let, excellent $2100, 45J-5712 

OPEL, 1976, air. am fm stereo, economy 

4 1 peed 4 cylinder, gas saver, 

$2,995 

GLASSMAN OLDS 

28000 Telegraph at Tel Twelve Mall 

»4 5500 

PORSCHE, 1972. 914. sharp. $3200 

m SW 4257 

PORSCHE 1974 914, 2 litre, yellow. 

AM r M, low miles. Ziebart After 6PM 

k weekenda 557 4054 

PORSCHE. 1977. 924, air, AM FM, ex 

cellent condition, best offer 493 7178 

After 5 PM 557-0525 

SUBARU, 1977 

• speed, low mileage, like new $2995 

ANDERSON HONDA 

1819 S Telegraph Rd Bloomfield 

333-3200 

TOYOTA Celkra 1974 GT 5 speed, ex 

cellent condition . am-fm radio use any 

gas $2250 or make offer 425 7592 

TOYOTA, 1976 

harp 

North bros 421 1578 

TOYOTA 1978 Cetica Liftback, GT Spe^ 

cial Over $4000 extras. $1000 sound 

system, gets 28 MPG $8500 firm Se 

nous inquiries only \ 288 1547 

TRIUMPHS 

WANTED 

BOB OWENS 

SPORTS - IMPORTS 

3404 J Ford Rd 722-3910 

TRIUMPH 1972, runs good. $1500 or 


TRIUMPH, 1976, TR 7. 20.000 miles, 

AM FM stereo, 4 speed. $4600 334 3967 

TRIUMPH, 1976 TR6 excellent condi 

lion 661 5724 

TRIUMPH. 1977 TR7 Air conditioning, 

am-fm cassette, 19 000 miles, $4,995 

Excellent condition 642 5198 

TR 7 1976 Mint, 25 MPG average, reg 

ular gas Stored winters After 5PM and 

all weekend 476 5039 

VOLVO, 1967 sedan, 4 speed, amfm 

radio, good condition, S0MPG $400 

535 6248 

VOLVO, 1973 145 station wagon Air, 

fuel injected. luggage rack, good condi- 

Uon $2,500 or best offer 277-0829 

VOLVO 1974, 142 Air, am fm stereo, 

price negotiable 537 1693 and 685-8958 

VOLVO 1974 164 E. immaculate condi 

tion, 1 owner southern car, low miles 

Must see Showroom condition 557-7947 

VOLVO 1975 244DL, 4 speed with overdrive. 

43,000 miles, regular gas $3500 

or best offer $55 1007 

1975 HONDA CIVIC 

4 speed, silver, radial tires $2,995 



333-3200 


JAVELIN 1974, power iteering & 

brakes, air, AM-FM. excellent condi 

tion $1500 After 5 MHU5 

MATADOR 197S, I cylinder, air, 80,000 

miles, radio, 1 owner Excellent main 

tenance $400 558-4441 

MATADOR, 1975, 9 passenger wagon, 

fully equipped, amfm, air conditioner, 

ôd mileage. $1700 477-8964 

MATADOR, 1975, 9 passenger wagon, 

fully equipped, amfm, sir conditioner, 

good mileage. $1700 477-8964 

PACER. 197$, automaUc, rustproofed, 

air, stereo, new steel belts, $1,875 

399 3157 

PACER, 1977, DL Wagon Fully loaded, 

rustproofed. low miles, mint condiUon. 

must sell 459-3098 

PACER 1977. 6 cylinder, automatic, 

power steering, AM-FM. air. undercoating, 

low mileage, warranty $3400 

646 2761 

REBEL 1970, good dependable trans 

portation $199 or offer 425 7592 

856 Buick 

BUJCK 1976 Special. V6 automaUc, 

$2000 481 0310 482-8777 

CENTURION, 1973. radials. 60/40 seat, 

am-fm radio, full power ,air, tinted 

windshield, good condition 557 8076 

LE SABRE, 1971, 2 door hard top, factory 

air. just like new, $600 

538 5654 

LESABRE, 1973, Convertible, excellent 

condiUon loaded, new Ures, top and 

paint like new $2800 Evenings 

647-1006 

LE SABRE, 1978, Custom Coupe Tilt, 

air, am fm stereo tape, only 1,600 1 

owner miles $5,495 

GLASSMAN OLDS 

I Telegraph 1 

3300 

LIMITED 1977 4 door Air, full power, 

AM FM-Stereo, many extras Excellent 

condition 453 0632 

PRICE BUSTER 

SPECIAL 

1977 BUICK REGAL 

Air, power steering, power brakes, Lath 

dau roof $4195 

Emmert Chevrolet 

20000 Grand River at Evergreen 

531-2828 

REGAL LIMITED 1678, 10 months old. 

loaded, 20 MPG, $5300 Must sell Days, 

556-2082, evenings 264 8094 

REGAL 1974, low miles, all power, air 

conditioning, stereo, many options, new 

battery .exhaust, and shocks 851 9053 

REGAL, 1977, black with r"d interior, 

tilt wheel, amfm cassette, custom air, 

rustproofed. excellent 478 3477 

860 Chevrolet 

BEFORE YOU SELL... 

BRING US YOUR CAR 

OR TRUCK' 

WE PAY TOP DOLLAR 

IMMEDIATE CASH 

SAV.OIE 

CHEVROLET 

1900 W MAPLE(15 MILE RD) 

1W MILES E OF WOODWARD 

643-8000 

CAMARO LT, 1978, 12,000 miles, power 

steering, brakes, air, Ult wheel, V-8, excellent 

condition, after 6PM, 533-8311 

CAMARO, 1971, 307 V-8, 3 speed, reliable 

transportation, needs work, $575 

or best After 6pm weekdays 689-9499 

CAMARO, 1973 type LP V-8. automat 

ic, air, power steering, brakes, custom 

Interior Regular gas. good mileage 

Must see $1,900 firm 422-8951 

CAMARO, 1974, AM-FM stereo tape 

deck, 4 Mag Cregars, T/A-60's, 23,500 

miles Mjjt Stored $3990 464 2189 

CAMARO, 1974, power steering, power 

brakes, 6 cylinder, automatic, excellent 

condition, $2,050 354-5714 

CAMARO 1974, white, regular gas, no 

money down, take over payments Must 

sell, moving to Florida 352-2432 

CAMARO, 1975, silver, black interior, 

power steering and brakes, sun roof, 

cruise, spoiler, rear defog, 2 sets of 

radials, $2800 or best offer 544 3669 

PORSCHE, 1978 Model 924 Brown 

ELECTRA 1969, 4 door, vinvl top, ex 

light tan interior Loaded, mint coodi 

CAMARO, 1975 AutomaUc, ready to 

cellent condiUon Must see Needs mi 

tion After 6pm. 751 0085 

go' $2995 COLONY CHRYSLER 

nor repair $525 591 M72 PLYMOUTH 

453-2255 

1977 CORVETTE 

Automatic, air tilt wheel, stereo, 

26 000 miles $899S 

ANDERSON 

CHRYSLER/PLYMOUTH 


333-3100 

1977 DATSUN 

280Z 2 + 2 

lxtaded. air. stereo and low mileage 

Sharp' $7495 



333-3200 


CADILLAC 1964 Convertible. 62,000 

miles, excellent original condiUon 

Must sell $2950 626-4518 

CHEVROLET 1957. Belair. 2 door 

hardtop, 6 cylinders, 3 speed low mileage 

good condition Original owner 

$100 661 5948 

CHEVY. 1941. 4 door, special deluxe, 

body sound, restoration required Eves 

651-7508 

CLASSICS 

Masserati 

condition, flawless lacquer. 

$10,500 

npecc 

5 speed, sp 

1963 A C Cobra 289 cu Inch 4 speed, 

like new, now displayed at Auburn. 

Cord, Lfcisenberg museum, licensed and 

roadable, $34,500 Owner Art Days 

846 3000 or evenings 851 -3411 

DO YOU WANT to sell yours for more 7 

$$ Or would you like to buy ooe for 

less' Do it yourself at Park and SeU, 


ELECTRIC CAR 1975, Vanquard. 

very good condition, $1700 or best 

offer' 255 1038 

FORD 1928 Model A, early 2 door 

sedan, basket case, diaasembled Not 

restored $900 firm 455-0461 

JAGUAR, 1953. XK 120 convertible, in 

good condition, $10,500 Call 295 1097 

MARK III 1969, excellent condition, no 

rust, like new interior, new Ures. exhaust 

A shocks Best offer 626-1415 

MARK III, 1971. Collectors quality, fully 

equipped, low mileage. $5,000 Call 

171 8233 

MERCURY. 1953. convertible, 

restorable $500 

537 1348 

MUSTANO 1966 factory 4 speed, air, 

rally p»c, chrome wheels, like new 

Must sell $3750 626 4518 

OLDS. 1967 Delta Custom Coupe, good 

coodiUon, very dependable, make offer 

477-5575 

PONTIAC, 1965 Grand Prix Very good 

condition Out of state car Burgandy 

with black interior Automatic, power 

steering, brakes, air 15-19 MPG. 25 

gallon tank Excellent mechanical coodiUon 

$475 or best offer 646 0473 

T BIRD 1960 Original, excellent 

throughout, restoration almost com 

piete $1750 If no answer, call Monday, 

•44 1165 


GREMLIN. 1974. good condition New 

brakes and radials Regular gas, good 

gas mileage $1195 After 6 453-5418 

GREMLIN 197$, automaUc, Levi interior, 

rustproofed. 11.000 mikes, AM-FM 

8 track 554-5M7 

HORNET 1971, hatchback, air coodl 

Uanlnc, power itoertng t 1.009 or beat 

offer 191-7740 

HORNET 1974, Hatchback. 5 . 

AM-FM stereo $800 or best offer Call 

after 5PM 161 5472 

HORNET 197$ wagon. 6 cylinder stick, 

good condition $1100 or best offer 

174-1719 

HORNET. 1976.1 door, power steering. 

automaUc, economy 6 cylinder, low 

mileage. $1800 or best offer, 937 8548 

JAVELIN 1909 Mark Donahue type, 

runs - good parts car Call after I or 

anytime Saturday - 557 7551 

AMC SPORTABOUf" 

WAGON, 1975 

2 to chooM from, 4 door, 

radio, 6 cylinder, 3 speed, 

47,000 miles, rustproofed. 

SAVE. 

LIVONIA VOLKSWAGEN 

I Wayne k Farmington Rds 

GREMLIN X 1/77, • cylinder, automatic, 

power steering. AM FM radio, rear 

' r defogger orange with black 

17,000 miles $500? 459 5854 

GREMLIN 1971, automatic, MOM 

miles, good commuter ear, some rust, 

$47$ After 4 PM 4U-I9M 

JAVELIN 1971 - M0 

i timing chain Call ayttoe 

O * E 

REGAL 1977, full power, air, stereo, 

sun roof, low miles, new tires $4200 

642 7530 

REGAL. 1977, Landau, 2 door, all pow 

er, stereo, etc Excellent condiUon. 

$3800 Call 420 2387 

REGAL. 1978, Sport Coupe, Turbo, V 6, 

air, power, 5700 miles, extras, $5400, 

353 9257 

REGAL 1978. sport coupe, turbo, air, 

power steering, brakes, stereo, tape, 

split seats, cruise, special wheels, rust 

proofed low mileage Excellent 

Condition $54^5 626 8171 

REGAL, 1979, Limited, excellent condi 

Uon, loaded. V-6 engine, 10,000 miles 

399 6920 

SKYHAWK I97t power steering, air, 

stereo, 4 speed, bl;K.k with white interi- 

464 7273 

SKYLARK 1966, ex 

dition. body fair, $4 

lent running con- 

425-9577 

SKYLARK, 1969, 2 door, hardtop 

TransportaUon $195 JACK DEMMER 

FORD 721-6560 

SKYLARK 1970, 4 door, power steer 

ing, rear defrost, clean, snow tires, $850 

or best offer 534-2458 

SKYLARK 1975, V6. hatchback, power 

windows, steering, brakes Air, auto^ 

matic. clean, in good r-ondiUon $2300 

Call after 6 644-8492 

WILDCAT, 1969 Convertible, good condition, 

litUe rust, good Ures $400 Cher 

ryhlll k John Hix area 719 6355 

858 Cadillac 

D'ELEGANCE 1977, 4 door, nice condi 

tion, 16,000 miles, dark blue, loaded, 

private $6700 or best offer 555-1157 

DEVILLE, 1976 Sedan, low miles, tilt, 

cruise, stereo, 50/50 seats. 4 to choose 

from A bargain at only $4495 each 

AUDETTE CADILLAC 

W Bloofofield 851 7200 

ELDORWO. 1976, Convertible Triple 

black, va^ clean, 53,000 miles $12,900 

or best offer 756 7878 or 754-8370 

ELDORADO, 1978 Biarritz, mint condi 

iUon, 9500 miles, all options, triple blue, 

Poly-Guard 474-3498 

ELDORADO 1978, Biarritx, triple blue, 

low miles Must sell immediately 

$10,500 or offer 411-8941 

ELDORADO 1978, loaded, including CB 

k security system, yellow with matching 

vinyl Vi top k interior, beauUful 

car-luxurious ride. $9300 616 6094 

AT AUDETTE 

LUXURY SUNROOFS 

DEVILLE 77. Immaculate. $6988 

DEVILLE 77. One Owner, $4488 

ELDORADO. 77, "Triple Black', $7188 

SEVILLE, 77. Triple Black", $8988 

SEVILLE, '77. "Bimini Beige". $8988 

DEVILLE. 78, "D EIegance", $8688 

Financing, 1 Year Warranty Available 


W Bloomfield 851 7100 

CADILLAC, 1975 Coupe De Ville, red 

with white landau roof, only $1995 Au 

tosense Computer Checked Hines Park 

Lincoln-Mercury 425-5039 

CADILLAC. 1976 Coupe De Ville, 

white, white leather, green accent, full 

power, cruise and tilt, 27,000 miles ER- 

HARD MOTOR SALES 477 6400 

COUPE deVILLE 1978, many extras, 

very clean $7800 After 5pm, 981-1560 

COUPE DE VILLE 1978, real cream 

puff, color claret, white vinyl roof, 

37,000 miles, loaded, $4150 1 681-0735 

COUPE deVILLE 1970, 1 door, brown 

with black vinyl top. loaded, $100 

981-0757. 421 5814 

SEDAN DEVILLE 1975, low mileage, 

good condiUon. regular gas $1675 

478-6019 

COUPE DEVILLE 1974. all options, rtbuilt 

engine, brakes , radiator, good 

condition $2500 or best offer 595-1181 

COUPE DE VILLE 1976, loaded. Blue 

with Blue leather interior, 48.000 miles, 

$5,895 615 1119 

SEDAN DfVILLF 1978, white - red 

leather 14/19 mpg M550 851 1904 

SEDANdeVILLE. 1971, leather seats, 

needs some work $595 554-4007 

SEDAN DeVILLE 1974 Loaded with 

options Best offer Call after 4PM 

455-5554 

SEDAN DE VILLE. 1975, loaded, grut 

coodiUon $1750 or best offer 

967-1114 

SEDAN DE VILLE 1978, wire wheels, 

many opUons, good condition, $7850 

After ,5pm 8514953 

SEDAN DeVUle. 1976, leather, perfect 

coodiUon, no damage or rust, Ziebarted, 

Ult. vinyl top. cruise, twilight sentinel, 

all power options - power trunk $5495 

851 6351 I 

SEDAN, 1977 Loaded, itereo, rear 

defroster, cloth upholstery. 1 to choose 

Like new $4195 


W Bloomfield I»1 7100 

SEVILLE, 1976. Low miles, leather. I 

Ult. cn»(s*, stereo, all factory options, I 

"Immfcrulate condition, Uke new . Low- \ 

est price! 

1 


W Bloomfield 8517100, 

SEVILLE. 197$, low mileage, looted, 

good gas, garage kept, no wlntr-s 

111,800 $57-0150 

SEVILLE, 1978, 7,900 miles, loaded, 

showroom clean, wire wheels, silver 

exterior, silver lesther interior, CB S 

track slereo Look at all 197S Seville* 

advertised then call after $ PM415 1104 

SEVILLE'lt7», 115,700 or best offer 

Fully loaded Firetnlst chestnut color 

* . 554 5895 I 

CAMARO 1975 6 cylinder automatic, 

power steering, power brakes, am-fm 

New tires ana shocks. $2600 or best 

offer After 3 PM 538 2613 

CAMARO 1976, power steering, brakes, 

air, stereo, mint condition 421-7382 

CAMARO 1977, landau ,sun roof, 305, 

power steering, brakes, stereo, air, rear 

defogger. Rally wheels, $4300 549 0458 

CAMARO 1977, loaded Full power, 

stereo, air $5,800 After 5PM, 

422-4531 

CAMARO 1977 LT. loaded, excellent 

condition Best offer 557 7229 

CAMARO 1977 LT, 350 V8, 4 speed, air, 

power steering, brakes, fm stereo, rear 

defogger. console After 7, 453-1758 

CAMARO 1977 Sports coupe 6 cylinder, 

rustproofed, automatic, am fm, power 

"ows.doorlocks, clean 646 1648 

VRO 1977 Z28, loaded, must see, 

iKI 459-5178 

CAMAUQ 1978 LT Black, power steer 

ing brakes, AM-FM stereo cassette, air. 

26,000 miles $5200 681-4040 

CAMARO 1978 6 cylinder, air. 14.000 

miles Week days k evenings, 852-4274 

CAMARO 1979 BerlinetU. loaded, Ttop, 

cruise. AM-FM cassette. 13,000 

miles, $6,400 355-3930 After 7 646 2473 

CAMARO 1976 Like new 6 cylinder.^ 

excellent gas mileage $2,450 Tyme 

Sales 

L-. 455-5566 

CAMARO I9?9. power steering k 

brakes, air. Rally wheels. 305 engine, 

deluxe interior, warranty 642 2938 

CAMARO 1979. power steering k 

brakes, air, Rally wheels. 305 engine, 

deluxe interior, warranty 642 2938 

860 Chevrolet 

CAMARO 1979 Z28. loaded. 1800 miles. 

$7400 Must sell 718-6576 

CAMARO 1979, Z28. air, T top. 4 speed. 

Jow mileage, best offer 453-8136 

CAMARO. 1979. Z 28. power windows, 

defogger, T roof, air, 3,000 miles 

J Mos old 478 4653 

ERO LT 1978, Silver with black 

lerior, air, am-fm stereo, rear 

. $4400 or best offer 728 3646 

CAPRICE CLASSIC 197S, air, power 

steering & brakes, excellent coodiUon. 


CAPRICE 1972 4 door, all power, good 

body. ips 

equipped with the available 5 0 liter 

I305 Cu In ) V8 and manual transmission 

Remember Compare this EPA estimated MPG to th© "estimated 

MPG" of other trucks You may get different mileage depending on 

your speed, trip length and weather 

CHECK HUGE 

OUR DEALS DISCOUNTS 

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 

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Uncle Lou 

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USED CAR BARGAINS 

$1895 

STATION 

WAGONS 

1975-78 

Priced from 

$1409 

1977-78 

THUNDERBIRDS 

7 to choose from 

Priced frorrt $4393 

1977 PINTO 

2 door, j stereo, 4 

speed, white, red inte- 

rior, low miles, extra 

clean $2895 

1977 COUGAR 

WAGON 

Luggage rack, air, 

stereo, rear defroster, 

dark blue, sharp! 

$3695 

1977 COUGAR 

I XR7 

Black,! black vinyl top. 

burgundy vinyl interior. 

air, stereo tape, 

cruise, rear defroster, 

power door locks. 

Sh8rP $4999 

1974-78 

CHATEAU 

CLUB 

WAGONS 

priced from $2495 

WE BUY CLEAN 

LOW MILEAGE CARS 

% jf'oirs 

Pl»M0UTH ao*0 

ANN A180* «OA0 

KEEP THAT GREAT GM FEELING 

WITH GENUINE GM PARTS 

lou IARTCHE 

CHEVROIET 

40875 Plymouth Rd., Ptymou 

(Across from Burroughs) 7 • 

Phone 

1977 PONTIAC 

ASTRE 

Automatic, power, 

factory air, stereo, 

20,000 miles 

$2995 

1975 GRAN 

TORINO 

# door, radio and 

heater, automatic, air, 

low miles, dark blue. 

$2295 

1975 

CHRYSLER 

NEWPORT 

4 door, excellent con- 

dition, power! air 

$1495 

LEO CALHOUN 

4 5 3 - 1 3 2 7 41001 PLYMOUTH RO 

"Where Customers Bring Their Friends" 

860 Chevrolet 

KINGSWOOD, 1971. 9 passenger, fully 

equipped, uses reg gss. immaculate 

Condition Must see 524 1129 

^(ALABU. 1974, classic, power steerng, 

brakes, vinyl top. many m extras Ex 

cellent condition $1795 427-4550 

ilk 

MALIBU 1974 Classic 4 door. V8 air. 

new tires, uses regular gas, good condition, 

$1350 585 0579 

IMPALA, 1973. wagon, good transpor 

tation $900 515 6638 

ngii 

mechanical condition, best offer Call 

after 5pm 348 0416 

NOVA 1968, automatic, 6 cylinder, 

power steering k brakes, good Ures, re 

built engine, litt|e rust Call be'ween 9 

6PM 427 2238 

NOVA 1973 V-8, front left fender dam 

#ged. good running condition, 80,000 

miles $400 522-7999 

MONTE CARLO 1978, power steering 

brakes, air, cruise, stereo 8 track, landau 

roof, excellent condition, $5,095 

437 3037 

MONTE CARIX) 1975 Landau, excel 

lent, power steering brakes, air, Ult 

wheel, rustproofed, 16,000 miles, 

maroon & white $3195 647 6054 

MONTE CARLO. 1973 350 4 barrel, 

dual exhaust, power steering, power 

brakes, air, automatic, many extras, 

excellent condition $2100 348 2404 

MONTE CARLO, 1978, 9,000 miles, car 

mine exterior, full vinyl white top, 

white vinyl interior, loaded with extras, 

$5,350 646-119^ 


860 Chevrolet 

MONTE CARLO 1979 9500 miles, load 

ed, 22 options 6 months old New Cor 

vetle in, must sell by Sunday, asking 

$6195 261-9331 

MONZA 1975 Town coupe. V-8, automaUc, 

air, power steering, brakes 

Tiempo radials. $2,000 -981 2545 

MONZA 1978, air, power steering, Ult 

wheel. V6 5 speed $3500 531 4573 

NOVA 1974 Hatchback Economical 6 

cylinder, auto, power steering brakes, 

AM-FM. New brakes Dependable, 

$750 422 6%. 

860 Chevrolet 

*11F 

MONTE CARLO 1976, 550 landau, 

36 000 miles, power steenni brskes br 

windows door locks, am n fm, fm. cloth cwth Wt 

nor excellent condiUon $3500 417-1 WH 

MONTE CARLO - 1977 Firethorn. exec 

ulive driven loaded, air, power steer 

ing. brakes am fm cassett, $3400 

After 4pm 

MONTE CARLO 1974 white, landau, 

bucket seats, console shift, automatic, 

stereo, air, rear window defroster, Ult 

wheel, rally wheels, excellent coodiu«v 

I owner, $2400 After 5pm 555 4M8 

DICK GREEN W EST 

CHR YSLER-PL Y MOUTH 

Proudly announces the appointment 

of NEW service manager BOB 

MANTECON and body shop manager 

JIM TEECE. 

We invite you to come meet BOB & 

JIM, whatever can be done will be 

done. 

NO JOB IS TOO SMALL! 


at Middlebelt 

531-8200 

H' \;» S P I I A f:i III f; IH| [) f A l S t HI HI SI IN TOWN 

NEW '79 

REGALS 

Come See 

Why They Are 

Calling Us Regal City 

Starting \ 

At 5136 

25 MPG. Hwy. 

All Cars Equipped With: 

Power Steering 

Power Disc Brakes 

Turbo Hydramatic Trans. 

Whitewall Steel Belts 

231 V-6 Engine 

Plus Much More 

Full 

Price! 1 

19 M.P.G. 

EPA Mileage 

ONLY 

114 

PER 

M O N T H 

ONLY 

$795 

DOWN 

CASH OR 

TRADE 

New '79 Regal selling price $5196. Use this base price Including listed 

equipment - add for additional equipment. Sales tax, license a little extra. 

Payments based on 48 mos. financing to qualified buyers. A.P.R. 11.40% 

Finance charges $1099.80. Total payments $5500.80 Deferred paymienti 

$6295.80. 

1 

STELLA 

25330 Grand River Ave. 

4 Blks. West of Telegraph 

Credit Check Call 

531-2500 

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1976 CAPRICE 

CLASSIC COUPE 

Air, power windows, power 

door locks, tilt wheel. AM/ 

radio, landau roof 

ONLY $ 3195 

J977 OLDS DELTA 88 

4 door, sedan, air, AM/FM 

stereo, power door, locks, 

cruisp rustproof, a real bar -1 

gain 

ONLY $3895 

1977 CUTLASS S 

4 door, air. automatic, pow 

er steering, vinyl rool, white 

Side wall tires 

'3495 

1978 LINCOLN TOWN 

CAR 

Loaded wilh extras Super 

sharp 

: 

S 7195 

1978 OLDS 98 LUXURY 

SEDAN 

Air, stereo, tilt, cruise, power 

windows and door and 

seats, vmyl rool and moie 

A black beauty 

' ONLY s 6595 

1977 FIREBIRD 

FORMULA 

Automatic, air, AM/FM 

radio low miles One ol a 

kind 

4995 

1977 MONTE CARLO 

LANDAU 

Sunroof, air, AM/FM stereo, 

lilt wheel, vinyl roof Extra 

nice 

ONLY s 4795 

1978 CUTLASS 

SUPREME 

Air, AM/FM Radio, road 

wheels, while side wall tires, 

economy engine A supet 

saver B to choose from 

Starting at s 4595 


(1 mile S. of Jeffries Fwy , 1 block west 

of Farmington Rd.) - 

2 6 1 - 6 9 0 0 

1978 NOVA 

HATCHBACK COUPE 

6 cylinder, automatic, power 

steering, AM/FM -tereo with 

cassette while side walls 

Fxlra nice 

ONLY $ 4195 

1978 GMC PICK-UP 

% WITH CAMPER 

4 wheel drive, automatic, 

power steering, camper 

sleeps 6 stove refrigerator 

Like new 

1977 LINCOLN TOWN 

COUPE 

Air. stereo, power windows 

and >«or locks, tilt | 

wheel, cruise control, and, 

much more, like new 

'5995 

1978 OLDS OMEC* 442 

AN. stereo, bucket seats, 

console road wheels, lilt 

wheel sporl mirror ITS 

super sharp 

ONLY $ 4995 

HARA DATSUN 

El 

I280ZX 

STILL 

gas mileage 

maker in 

the country! 

REGULAR GAS 

C0STS\LESS 

16 DATSUN IÔDELQ 

USE IT - 

50 CAN YOU! 

BEST SELECTION IN TOWN. 

ALL MODELS A VAIL ABLE FOR 

SALE OR LEASE. 

STILL 

VOLUME 

\ / / DATSUN 

+ R 1 DEALER 

I in this midwest 

' ' • region 

'79 DATSUN 

PICKUP 

IMMEDIATE 

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(Only 3 minutes from 

1-275 & Jeffries 1-96) 

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K

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860 Ctovroltt 

MONTE CARLO. 1974 Power 

veering.power brakes, air, good coodl 

pon Reasonable 561 0818 

MONTE CARLO 1978, V8, low mileage, 

illll under Warranty, extras 15195 

626 7798 

MONTE CARLO, 1978 beautifully 

maintained, loaded, custom T-top, 

13450 64 5 0281 

860 Chevrolet 

MONTE CARLO. 1974, excellent coodl 

lion, black Interior, air, AMFM stereo, 

350, best offer After 4 559-8M5 

MONTE CARLO, 1978. air. power 

steering, am-fm stereo, automatic, V-8, 

13100 453-2949 

MONTE CARLO 1976, low mileage, 

power steering, brakes, air, stereo, 

cruiae >3600 Evenlno. 316 046? 

860 Chevrolet 

VEGA, 1974, GT, hatchback, standard, 

AM PM. 2 door, 1800 425-1103 

VEGA 1974 Wagon, red with woodgraln 

panels. 4 cylinder, automatic, air, radio, 

sharp, 22 mpg 455-8278 

VEGA, 1974, 3 speed, new exhaust and 

clutch, great mileage, some rust 

1325 After 5PM 459-0374 

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Over 250 new '79 Buicks available 

No reasonable offer refused. 

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453-4411 Open Mon & Thurs til 9 pm 

BRAND NEW 

1979 T-BIRD 

STARTS JUNE 28th ENDS JULY 10th 

85 

TOTAL AVAILABILITY 

ON DISPLAY AND TAGGED 

WITH PRICES 

MANY OF THESE T-BIRDS ARE 

ACTUALLY BEING SOLD AT A LOSS 

YOU CAN SHOP THESE T-BIRDS 

24 HOURS A DAY AT AVIS FORD 

INCLUDING 

SAT. and SUN. 

EXAMPLE 

">y% e 

* * 'XV- 

You Pay J 5 0 

V / & 

ABOVE CAR (STK No. 1301) IS EQUIPPED AS FOLLOWS 

ECONOMICAL 302 V-8, PAINT STRIPES. RADIAL W.S.W. 

DELUXE BUMPERS. AIR. DEFROSTER. STEREO. DUAL SPORT 

MIRRORS. WIDE BODY SIDE MOLDINGS. 

OPEN MON. AND THURS. 9 A.M.-9 P.M. 

29200 TELEGRAPH (At 12 Mile) 

354-3000 

AVIS FORD 

offly Severs 

FROM LOU LA RICHE CHEVROLET 

1975 MAVERICK 

Automatic, power steering, 

6 cylinder Sharp 

$2288 

1976 CAMARO 

LT 


air. stereo Immaculate 

$4040 

1977 IMPALA 

4 door, air AM/FM, medium 

green metallic 

$3277 

1977 

BEAUVILLE VAN 

Air. cruise control, 2 

tone paint. 

$5373 

KKKP THAT GREAT GM riELING 

WITH GENUINE GM PARTS 

If 

0 A E 

1975 VEGA 

4 cylinder. Economy 

special 

$1975 

1976 

BEAUVILLE VAN 

Air, 2 tone paint. 

$3535 

Ask about our Extandad 

Sarvica Contract-Back* 

by Ganaral Motors-12 

montht or 20,000 mile* 

1976 IMPALA 

Air, dark blue metallic 

$2195 

1978 CAPRICE 

Air. stereo, light blue 

metallic. 

$4848 

Lou IARTCHE 

1979 BLAZER 

t ^ x 4 


air, 7,000 miles 

$7979 

1975 NOVA 

Automatic. 6 cylinder, 

power steering. Only 

35,000 miles. 

$2495 

1976 CHEVY 

PICK UP 


air sport wheels 

$3484 

1978 CHEVETTE 

A jet black beauty, only 

12,000 miles 

$3688 

CHEVROLET PH0NE 

40875 Plymdbth Rd., Plymouth 

from 

4 5 3 - 4 6 0 0 

860 Chevrolet 

NOVA, 1974 Low mileage, good coodi 

lion 11,300 After 5pm. 478 2359 

NOVA 1975 small 8 cylinder, excellent 

condition, new tires, power, air Call 

days 478-5485 

VEGA 1976, automatic, cloth seats. 

AM, 30,000 miler Good condition, 

dependable $1450 522-5845 or 535-8334 

VEGA 1976, good condition. 40,000 

miles. 18 MPG (1800 425 1949 

1978 CHEV. 

CAPRICE DEMOS 

All loaded with equipment. 3 

to choose from. Save up to 

$2400. 

TENNYSON CHEV. 



862 Chrysler 

CORDD BA 1975 Beatiful condition, 

clean/ioaded with extras 591 0072 

ROAD RUNNER 1971, custom body, 

paint, stripping and decals Power 

trunk, antenna & hood 355 rear end, 

poaj traction, low mileage, mag wheels, 

good gas mileage New shocks, exhaust 

»nd 340 CC high rise manifold. $2100 

negotiable 476-2064 or 455-7025 

TOWN & COUNTRY. 1972, station wag 

on, 76,000 miles, equipped for heavy 

duty trailering, loaded $1195 459-1207 

CORDOBA, 1977, AM • FM, power 

steering, power brakes, rear defrost 

$3800 Call after 6 30 PM 525 1104 

864 Dodge 

ASPEN 1976 SE Air. cruise, power 

steering & brakes, AM-FM. vinyl top 

After 7 PM 643 9167 

ASPEN, 1976, Wagon Harvest gold, 318 

engine, am-fm. rear defroster $2,000 

464 6565 

864 Dodge 

ASPEN, 1977, Special Edition, air. 

power brakes, power steering, loaded 

with more 22,000 miles 547 8691 

ASPEN 1977 wagon, power steering, 

brakes, air, am-fm, 6 cylinder, 21,000 

miles, 19 MPG average, $3200 

After 5pm C 477 8529 

CHALENGER, 1971, excellent condition. 

20mpg regular gas. new ET mags 

& tires, new paint. $1100, 338-90J2 

CHARGER 1972 SE 318 2 barrel, $1100 

or best offer 476^3453 

CHARGER, 1972. 400-2 barrel, automatic, 

power steering, excellent coodi 

tion Best offer 464 6846 

CHARGER, 1973, mechaincally per 

feet, has rust, $500 421 3365 

CHARGER, 1973, power steering, 

brakes, air, new tires L snows $1700 or 

best offer After 5pm 644 7942 

CHARGER 1974 400, 4 bbl, clean, needs 

little work, am-fm 8 track, air, bucket 

wats, must sell $1400 or best offer 

569 3132 

COLT 1977 Wagon. 4 cylinder, air, AM 

FM cassette, snow tires, undercoating, 

34,000 miles Excellent condition 

$3,300 851 6324 

CORNET 1974 wagon, air conditioned, 

like new. $49,down $49 a month 1 yr 

limited warranty Open Saturday 35545 

W Michigan Ave , Wayne 728 3100 

AUTOLAND USA 

CORONET 1969 2 door, good transportation, 

best offer, call after 5pm 

427-7978 

CORONET 1974, V-8, automatic, power 

steering, brakes & windows Air, cruise, 

am-fm $1995 531-7363 

DART 1969, dependable. $300 453-1629 

DART 1974 Sport, 6 cylinder, automatic, 

air. power steering & brakes, $1700 

644 8456 

DART 1974 

steering Good 

Ms Barnett. Mon 

only 

6 cylinder, air. power 

condition $1,500 or best 

Fri. 9AM 4PM 

353 3010 

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1976 BUICK 

SKYLARK SR 

2 door, VC. air. automatic, power 

steeimg and brakes, AM/FM radio, 

bucket seals, landau vinyl lop 

1978 BUICK REC 

LIMITED 

V6, air, automatic, power steering 

and brakes, power windows. AM/ 

FM stereo, lilt wheel, cruise control, 

electric rear window delogger. landau 

vinyl top 

1976 PLYMOUTH 

VOLARE 

2 door VB, air, automatic, power 

steering and brakes, radio, vinyl hall 

op $2488 

1975 DODGEt)ftRT) 

SWINGER J 

2 door 6 cylinder, air aut&rKatic. 

power steering radio vinyl top extra 

mce car 

$2785 

1976 FORD GRAN 

TORINO 

2 door air, automatic, power steer 

mg and brakes, radio, vinyl top - 

$2485 

1975 FORD LTD 

BROUGHAM 

2 door, air, automatic, power steer 

ing and brakes, AM/FM stereo, vinyl 

top 

$1685 

Ask about the works 12 months or 20,000 miles 

mechanical repair protection tor used car buyers. 

ARMSTRONG 

Buick-Opel • 525-0900 

30550 PLYMOUTH RD.f LIVONIA 

VETTES 

4 -1977- 4 9,000 to 30,000 Miles All Fully 

Loaded Priced to Sell 

1975 BUICK LeSABRE 

WAGON 

Fully equipped, clean Only $1995 

1978 CHEVY.LUV PICK-UP 

Automatic, low mileage, sharp! Only$3895 

Z-281978 4 

Automatic, air, tilt wheel, stereo, sharp. 

^ $5595 

Free 

864 Dodge 

CHARGER 1975 Excellent condition, 

power steering brakes, air, AM-FM 

stereo tape, good mileage Best offer 

569 3375 

DODGE, 1978 2 door hardtop. Broug 

ham, loaded, excellent coodltloo $3095 

COLONY CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 'j 

453 225 

OMNI 1978, 4 door, 4 speed. 4 cylinder, 

rustproofed $4,200 533-0098 

POLAR A 1971, power steering, brakes, 

air. new exhaust system New tires 

Tune up. good on gas. great condition, 

$1500 261-1165 

866 Ford 

GALAXIE, 1961, excellent throughout, 

no rust, 59.000 miles, $850 531-3482 

FIESTA 1978. sport coupe. AM-FM 

cassette, low mileage, ge, exc< excellent 

condition, rustproofed, 33 MPG $4000 

348 3917 591-0373 

FIESTA. 1978, 2 door One owner, am 

fm radio New car trade, $3,995 JACK 

DEMMER FORD 721-6560 

FORD Galaxie, 1965 500 convertible 

White over fed New tires & exhaust 

Spare rebuilt short block Ideal graduation 

gift Best offer over $1,500 Afte^ 

6PM, \ 464 8107 

FORI), 1975, Custom 500 Wagon 351 

engine, automatic power, radio, 23.000 

miles $1,695 Bill Brown Ford, 35000 

Plymouth Rd / 421-7000 

COUNTRY SEDAN, 1973 wagon, automatic, 

trailer package, good condition. 

$900 459-9748 

COUNTRY Squire 1973 Wagon, good 

condition, power steering brake?, 

cruise, air, 57000 miles 453-8891 

FAIRMONT. 1978 6 cylinder, automat 

Ic Sharp $3500 North bros 421-1376 

FAIRMONT, 1978, Wagon Loaded, like 

new, $4,400 453 0276 

FIESTA SPORT, 1978 

Air, only 7,000 miles. $4795. 

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FORD 

•'HOME OF THE SMILING 

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Betwn Plymouth & W Chicago 

255-5840 

866 Ford 

A NEW 1979 

T-BIRD 

With Lower Payments Than Most Used 

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$99 

(FOR 24 MONTHS) 

5 To Choose From For Immediate Delivery 

Till June 29 Equipped With Air, 

Vinyl Top, Defroster, Tinted Glass, 

White Side Wall*. Stereo. Moldings 

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CHECKING INTO 

Above Payment Based oo $1000 Down 

All Taxes h Plates Included Total 

Monthly payment Obligation of $2376 

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421-7000 937-0900 

BOBCAT 1976 Villager Stationwagon, 

many options, good condition $2,295 

Call after 6PM 348-6839 

ELITE, 1976. interior decor, air. am-fm 

8 track, heavy duty trailer towing, 

$2500 After 5PM 9811704 

FAIRMONTS ZEPHYRS Large selection 

Gas mizers North bros 4211376 

GALAXIE, 1969, custom, excellent gas 

mileage, new tires, 3 speed, no rust, 

$475 643 6201 

GALAXIE 1971, power steering & 

brakes, air, radio, very good condition 

$695 534-2751 

GALAXIE 1973. 4 door, radio, heater, 

power steering 4 brakes, good tires, 

$495 646 5391 

GALAXIE 500, 1973, 2 door, 8 cylinder, 

automatic, power, vinyl roof, 52,000 

miles $877 Bill Brown Ford, 35000 

Plymouth Rd 421 7000 

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GRANADA GHIA 1976, Air, am-fm 

$2800 Call evenings 353-7855 

AVIS FORD 

'77 PLYMOUTH VOLARE WAGON 

Automatic, power steering, air, low miles 

78 FAIRMONT SQUIRE WAGON 

All the extra s & only $5,435 

Stock No. 1526A 

'74 FORD F6Q0 

16 ft. utility box van. exceptionally clean. 

Hurry! 

75 FORD 10 PASSENGER 

Wagon, automatic, power steering, air, new 

tires & brakes, low miles, ideal vacation car. 

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29200 Telegraph (at 12 Mile) 

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7 -1978 & 1979- 7 4 Speeds, Automatic, 

Some with Air. 

1978 BLAZER 

Automatic, 4 wheel drive, sharp. 21,000 

miles. Only f $4995 

1975 BlilCK SKYLARK S.R. 

Full power, air, low miles. Only $2495 

SQUIRE 1977 FORD LTD SQUIRE 

Loaded, clean. Only $2895 

GEORGE MATICK CHEVROLET 

14001 Telegraph Rd. F T S8MCE s kwm T I I 531-7100 

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CAMARCS 

JUNE23 -JULY 11 

AIM CONDITION® O. 

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T BIRD 1177, power iteering, brake*, 

»ir. am-fm *t«reo, extras, low mileage, 

excellent .must sell, beat offer 535-1504 

T BIRD, 1977 

North bro* 

Jade, 

loaded MM! 

411-1171 

THUNDERBIRD, 1977, ttereo. air. rear 

defroater, interior 4 exterior decor 

groups. 19,000 mi lea >3,695 BUI Brown 

Ford, 35000 Plymouth Rd 421-7000 

THUNDERBIRD. 1975 Mr. stereo, 

wide moldings, wire wheels. 19,000 

miles $3395 Autoaenae Computer 

Checked Mines Pari Lincoln-Mercury 

435-3034 

TORINO 1970, looks good, runs uis great, 

interior excellent, like new Goodyear 

radla la. $600 

619/391 

TORINO, 1970, wagon, n runs good. $300 

or beat offer Call I *h$r 12 Noon 

569- M9-5I57 

TORINO. 1971, beat offer 357-4470 

TORINO 1971 500 Power steering, 

brake*. automatic, black, runs A-l. 

$650 or best offer 464 3188 

TORINO 1976, staUon wagon, air. stereo, 

speed control, power steering and 

bukn 37.000 miles $1900 or beat 

oner 729-9720 

proofed, 14,000 mile* Mint coodiUon 

12.800 411-7619 

WE FINANCE 

I97J MUSTANG. Fire Engine R*d, 

Bucket*. Coo|ole ihi/t. V-6, automatic, 

power steering, brakea, AM-FM. 

Balance Due $797 47 No Caah Needed 

DETROIT CAR 

LIQUIDATORS 


535-8585 

79 MUSTANG fc CAPRIS Uke new 

North bros 421 -137® 

B70 Jeeps & Other 

4-Wheel Drives 

BLAZERS Large Selection From 

$5695 North bro* 431-1376 

BLAZER. 1975, 4*4, heavy duty suspen 

sion plus trailer hitch AM-FM CB 

radio (4200 537-1341 

BLAZER, 1976. 4 x 4. Cheyenne package, 

regular gas. air, rust proofed, 9000 

miles, extras 17600 525-9335 

0RONCO, 1979 Cuatom, 6 cylinder. 

automaUc, power, 2nd seat, AM/FM 

sU-reo 16995 Bill Brown Ford, 15000 

Plymouth Rd 421-7000 

CHEROKEE, 1977, Chief Air, cruiae, 

till, am-fm stereo 6 track, hi-lo rag, 

completely loaded, very clean Must 

sell. >6,000 or best offer 756-7878 

CHEVY 19ft K-5 Blaxer, 350 aitomatic. 

Cheyanne package, shag carpet 

throughout. Plooeer am-fm stereo casset 

I wagon wheels with oversized Urea, 

72,400 ynlles, new tr«nsmi*sion, 

mwhanicatly perfect, 14mpg highway, 

some body rust, $2400 After 6PM, 

459 2946 

CHEVY. 1977 Blazer 4x4 Super excel 

lent condiUon. 10,000 mile* Completely 

loaded >6.900 161 7346 

DODGE, 1978 4 Wheel Drive Rtm 

charger. Special Edition 10,000 miles, 

automatic, air, stereo, cruiae. absolutely 

miot condition 1 DODGE, 1978 4 Wheel Drive Rtm 

charger. Special Edition 10,000 miles, 

automatic, air, stereo, cruiae. absolutely 

miot condition >5995 

1 >5995 

Art Moran Pontiac-GMC 

Telegraph North of 12 Mile 

353-9000 

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$$ Or would fou like to buy one for 

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FORD 1979. F 150, 4 wheel drive. V-6 

engine power steering, brakes. $6200 

or best offer Call before 1PM 525 2557 

FORD 1979 F250 Ranger XLT, 4x4, 

loaded, rustproofed CAM anytime, 

495-1187 

JEEP. 1969 Waggoneer, 150, power 

steering and brakes, runs good $700 

522 2151 

JEEP, 1975 Wagon, J speed, sharp 

$1995 North bro* 431-1376 

JEEP. 1978, CJ-5 

22 000 mile*, V8, power steering, rear 

seat 

$4995 

Fiesta AMC Jeep 

1205 Ann Arbor Rd. 

Plymouth 

453-3600 

JEEP 1978 Wagoneer Limited Ixxaded, 

11 000 miles. $8000 477-4651 

JEEP 1979 Cherokee Golden Eagle, 

loaded with exlraa, $6000 196-0360 

JEEP, 1979 CJ 7. Golden Eagle Loaded 

North bros 421-1176 

WAGONEER 1978 160 VI. regular gas. 

4 door, power steering-brake*, stereo 

AM-FM. air, hi-lo range transmission, 

trailer package, tilt wheel, cruise, fully 

carpeted $7500 851 0999 

1975 JEEP 

WAGONEER 

Loaded, air condiUoning, >4495 



333-3200 

1978 CHEROKEES 

Automatic. 6 cylinder with air Hurry' 


1819 S Telegraph Rd . Bloomfield 

872 Lincoln 

872 Lincoln 

MARK IV. 1971. Leather, Ult. cruiae. 

stereo, "needs a litUe TLC Only 

11195 


W Bloomfield 151-7100 

MARK IV, l'97S, good condiUon. fully 

equipped. $1800 776 4496 

MARK IV, 1973, triple white, air, 

AmFm, Upe, power seata-windows 

antenna New brakea, burns regular 

gas Very clean, wife's car 459-1414 

MAR1? IV, 1974, excellent condition, 

black leather interior, all opUons, plus 

reg gas. $2900 or beat offer 425-6962 

MARK V 1977 Carlier edition Dove 

gray, leather Interior Excellent condi- 

Uon. $7900 624-7289 

MARK V. 1978 Pucci. sharp. >8595 

North broa 421-1376 

TOWNCAR 1974. 4 door, loaded, with 

sunroof $2500 Contact Marvin or Ron, 

after 8 30AM, before 4PM, 349 6300 

TOWNECAR, 1973, Excellent condi 

tion, full power, Ult, cruise, stereo, 

$1375 After 5PM 261 9048 

VERSAILLES 1977, 15,000 miles, 2 

tooe grey $6600 Excellent condition, 

loaded 592-1064 

874 Mercury 

CAPRICE, 1979, RS, 6 cylinder, aut& 

matic loaded $6000 455-8066 

CAPRI II 1976, Hatchback, 2600 V-6. 4 

speed, undercoated. good gas mileage 

very good condition 348 304$ 

CAPRI 1972, 301 Boa, ET mags, 2 sets 

of Ures h wheels, many extras Excellent 

condition Best Offer Call after 6 

PM 642-3534 

CAPRI, 1979, Ghia, under warranty, 5,800 Lakes it After 

7 SO PM, call 459 3967 

MARQUIS 1975, i door, red with black 

vinyl top, power steering-brakes, air, 

$1,000 Contact Marvin or Ron, after 

8 30 AM, before 4 00PM 349 6300 

MARQUIS 1979 Brougham 4-door, 

showroom condiUon, well equipped, 

3,000 mile*, $6600 171-4136 

MERCURY 1974 wagon, full power, 

air, stereo, new exhaust, new master 

cvcllnder, low mileage, regular gas 

Wife* car Reasonable 349 3689 

MONARCH 1975, 2-door, like new, low 

mileage, power steering-brakes, automatic. 

raaio and more 358-0316 

MONARCH 1975 2 door Ghia. many 

extras, excellent condiUon $1875 Call 

after 4 30 455-7365 

MONARCH 1976 GhH. excellent condi 

Uon, power steering L brakes, air, AM- 

FM stereo, 8 track tape player, vinyl 

roof Sharp >3100 or best offer. 

455-5167 

MONARCH, 1976. 6 cylinder, very low 

miles, economical, superb condition 

>2450 455-3023 

333-3200 MONARCH 1977, 6 cylinder, automatic, 

power steering, vinyl roof, am-fm, 

great mpg., After 5pm, 937-1114 

CONTINENTAL 1*77 Town Car, 4 

door, fully equipped,•excellent condi 

MARQUIS, 1970 Brougham, fair condi- 

Uon. full power, must sell >115 776-4496 

tion >6000 Call before 10 30AM or 

after 9 30PM 476^6^0 

MARQUIS 1972 Wagon Fully loaded, 

high mileage-all highway. Pirelli tires, 

CirTLASS, 1975 Salon Red/while Air, 

stereo, loaded Minor body work Sharp 

$1,940 981 2862 

good condition $995 151-6041 

/ 

MONYEREY, 1974 Excellent condi 

Uon, high mileage 11,500 474-9297 

AVINGS! 

GRADUATION SPECIALS 

1974 PONTIAC CATfttlNA 

Pow«r «t^rfng, power brakes, air.. . . . . .$999 

1974 CHRY8LER NEWPORT $1550 

1974 DODGE TRADESMAN 300 VAN . $1695 

1974 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER $2395 

CORDOBAS 1975-76-77-78 s $2595 

1976 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER $3595 

1976 BUICK ELECTRA 225 loaded $3895 

1977 PLYMOUTH WAGON loaded $2895 

1977 GRANADA 4 door, low miles $3795 

1977CHRY8LER NEWPORT 2 door .low miles $2995 

1979 FAIRMONT 2 door, gas saver $389? 

1978 DODGE CU8TOM 100 PICK-UP .... $4495 

1971 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER BROUGHAM $5995 

FEISTER 

CHRYSLER • PLYMOUTH 

37401 Ford Rd. 

at Newburgh 721-2400 

874 Mercury 

MONTEGO 1973 MX Brougham, 4 

door, regular gas, power steerng, 

brakea. amfm stereo, air conditioning. 

$1500, beat offer ' 981-2482 

ZEPHYR. 1978. Villager wagon. < cyl 

inder, automatic, loaded, $5100 

455 8066 

ZEPHYR 1978. V 7, 6 cylinder, air, 

power brakes, windows, 14,000 miles, 

very good condition $389i 453-7257 

ZEPHYR, 1978, Z 7. metallic brown, 

automaUc, air, 6 cylinder, 22MPG, 

20,000 miles, excellent condiUon $4500 

Call after 5pm ' 538-5694 

ZEPHYR, 1978 2 door, 6 cyl, air, am 

fm stereo, power steering, rear defroat, 

excellent condition $3,500 981 1858 

876 Oldtmobile 

CUTLASS "S" 1976, 260 V-8, 17- 

20MPG, maroon/white top, amfm 

radio,, swivel bucket seats, custom 

wheels Excellent $3100 464-1893 

CUTLAS SUPREME 1979 excellent 

condiUon, low mileage, $6,000 8 30am- 

4 80. 

544 2302, evenings, 585 0255 

CUTLASS 1972 Supreme, 17 mpg regu 

lar gas, am-fm stereo, air, runs excellent, 

very good condition. $1000 

273-4610 or 455-5419 

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Of 1977, 1978, & 1979 

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CUTLASS 1974 Supreme, power steer 

Ing-brakes, air, am fm stereo, 59,000 

miles, $2450 326 6765 

CUTLASS 1974 Sport, blue, vinyl roof, 2 

door, am-fm stereo, air, radials, excel 

lent running condiUon $1295 626-3308 

CUTLASS 1975 Salon, loa 

maroon, excellent conditiofi 

Buying new car Call anytime 

e save e save e save e saveeSaveesavee 

0 4 Ej 

r 

silver/ 

rust 

9 5870 

CUTLASS 1975, S. air, radio, heater, 

low mileage, exceptional condition, 

After 5pm 565-4236 

CUSTOM CRUISER, 1978 9 passenger, 

loaded, 12,000 miles, $6,195 

476-7623 

876 Oldsmobile 

CUTLASS. 1978. Calais, rally package, 

excellent condition 

855 2616 • ^ 855 9033 

CUTLASS 19781 Calais, v-6. air power 

steering and bra\es After 5PM 

\ 628 1908 

CUTLASS 1978 Sue 

very clean, good Ml 

CUTLASS, 1978, Supreme Brougham, 

Landau. 2 door, air, loaded, V-8, excellent 

condiUon, $5790 751-4984 

CUTLASS SUPREME 1973, Very good CUTLAS 1973, good condiUon, no dings, 

mechanical condition, V-8, automaUc, . new Ures, power brakes, power steer - 

air, Some rust $960 

624-2762 | ,ng $850 Ask for Dick 349 1212 


OMEGA, 1973 beautiful car, 6 cylinder, 

economy special, $49 down, $49 a 

month, 1 yr liqiited warranty Open 

Saturday 35545 West Michigan Ave, 

Wayne ' . 728-3100 

AUTOLAND USA 

REGENCY. 1975. 

new, $2,300 Firm 

fully loaded, like 

652-2496 


878 Plymouth 

878 Plymouth 

HORIZON TC3 1979 Sport packagf. 

rally package, sunroof. AM-FM 8 track 

stereo, cast aluminumroad wheels, 4 

FURY II, 1973 4-door, 360 V-8. power speed, rust proofed $6,500 477 9442 

steering, power brakes, air, radp, trailer 

package, needs tires, $695 or best 

oiler 535-4052 

HORIZON 1978, 4 door. 4 speed, rust 

proofed, radio, 21,000 miles, excellent 

condition $3,850 728-1226 

Thursday, June 28, 1979 • 13F 

878 Plymouth 

878 Plymouth 

CUTLASS 1973 Supreme, V8, automatic, 

air, power steering, brakes, regular 

fuel, am-fm, excellent condition, $1500 

or offer 624 6902 

dJTLASS 1974, Supreme, very good 

condition, power steering, power 

brakes, air. new tires, AmFm, $2,100 or 

•best offer, must sell 272-7396 

CUTLASS 1976, Salon, excellent 

tion, all power, air, am-fm. ning 

seats Best offer over $3750 522 5556 

CUTLASS 1976, supreme, air, power 

steering, disc brakes, am-fm stereo, 

rustproofed, low mileage, best offer 

537 3484 

CUTLASS 1976 47000 miles, electric 

sunroof-windows door locks trunk, 

opener-rear defogger, air, AM 

stereo.power steering-brakes, $170C 

best offer 643-85fc5 

CUTLASS 1977, Salon, power steering 

.brakes and windows, rear defog, Ult, 

bucket seats, console radio, air. landau 

top, 26,000 miles, $4350 or best -Ev?hv cl€ 

Ings 33V33I0 ^ U GUTLESS. 1972 Supreme, power steer REGENCY, 1976. white over burgundy, BARRACUDA - 1973, 340, auto, power 

Ing, brakes, air, good Urn. excellent full power. $3700 After 5pm 851-0767 brakes, steering, tape cassette,., best 

condition, $1090 477-2242 

offer After 5PM 453 6505 

REGENCi 1978 Beautiful well-kept 

DELTA 1975 Royale, excellent condi car Fully loar^d, full power, numerous BARRACUDA. 1970. 118,excellent 

tion, vinyl top, power, air. am fm extras Good gas mileage G M ex ecu engine. $400 or best offer. 

velour interior, $2300 or best offer tive 559 0568 545 8984 

721-3164 REGENCY 1978 4-door, full power, ex- DUSTER 1972, air conditioning. 6 cylincellent 

condition, $8200 647-7166 der. power steering, radio, 4 good tires, 

DELTA 88, 1972 Royale, excellent me- 

new transmission $700 644-3882 

chanical condition, well equipped, regu 

REGENCY 1978, 98 All luxury options, 

lar gas, some rust $600 375-0102 executive car, 8600 miles, warranty, 20 

mpg. $6995 or best 642 0041 

DELTA 88, 1978 Royale 4 door Air, 

stereo,cruise, rear defog, etc 17,000 

miles' $5,800 689 6864 

OLDSMOBILE 1978, Delta Royal, air. 

tilt wheel, stereo, defogger, clean, 

$5,295 533 4928 

OLDS 1974, hard top, 4 door, one owner, 

DOW' er steering & brakes, air, stereo 

Ven ery good condition i 464 7273 

OLDS, 1977 Cutlass Salon. 2 door, air, 

stereo, bucket seats, console, extra 

clean Asking $4495 Autosense Cornier 

Checked Hines Park Lincoln- 

( 

:ercury 425-3036 

CUTLASS 1977, supreme brougham, 

OLDS 88. 1974, good condition, air, new 

350 V-8, triple black, am-fm cassette, 

air, Ult, cruise, power window and 

Ures, like new interior $1595 453-1982 

locks, sport package, 60/40 seats good OMEGA 1973 , AMFM Stereo, brand 

condition Must sell $4500 or best offer new brakes, new heavy duty shocks, 

455-5995 or 459-1633 new tires, excellent condition, $1900 or 

best offer. • 595 3984 

DUSTER 1971, family owned car!1 DUSTER 1971, family owned car! perfect 

condition, no rust, air, power steering, 

brakes, low mile* $1150 427 3315 

REGENCY 1978, 98, low miles, 4 door, 

triple black, extra sharp, must sell. 

$6300 Buyers only Anytime 6612646 

1 PLYMOUTH 1967 4 door, good Ures, ROAD RUNNER 1974, white on white 

runs good, best offer 

on white, 318 with 340 heads. fH header 

After 5 P M 522 3689 & trush Dana 391 r*ar end 2 barrel 

cartorator, 15 MPG city, 20 highway 

PLYMOUTH 1967 4 door, good Ures, air. slap stick, body in almost perfect 

runs good, best offer 

condition $1700 Call home after 6PM 

After 5 P M 522 3689 Mon thru Fri Ask for Dave 647-1247 

PLYMOUTH, 1973 Duster, 6 cylinder, 

automatic, power steering, good condi coodi SAPPORRO 1978 4 cylinder, 5 speed 

tion $1495 COLONY CHRYSLER many options including digital clock 

PLYMOUTH 

453 2255 excellent mileage, excellent coodiUon. 

per- 

10.500 miles, warrant* $5 000 After 5 

fect condition, no rust, air, power steer- PLYMOUTH, 1977 Grand Furys. air. PM 548 6071 

ing, brakes, low mile* $1150 427 3315 

REGENCY 1978, 98, low miles, 4 door, 

commercial vehicles 12 to choose 

triple black, extra sharp, must sell. 

from $1050 COLONY CHRYSLER 

DUSTER, 1973, 6 cyl. power steering, 

GRAND FORY, 1976, 9 pasienger 

$6300 Buyers only Anytime 6612646 PLYMOUTH 453 2255 

runs good $975 525 7713 

power steering & brakes trailer pack 

age, good tires, must sell 

TORINADO 1979 Diesel, 170 miles, 

PLYMOUTH, 1977- Grand Fury Broug 

DUSTER, 1974, Sport, V-8, automatic, 

478-0851 229-2280 

loaded. 478 7936 ham, air. stereo, crusie control, silver 

power steering, brakes, good condition, 

wilh red vinyl top, 21,000 miles, only 

TORONADO 1973, air, AM-FM stereo, 

$1450 After 6PM. 35^3340 

GRAN FURY 1975 Excellent coodi 

$3495 Autoaense Computer Checked tion Loaded with extras 652 9264 or 

full power, uses regular gas, other DUSTER 1974, stick, 318, regular gas Hines Park Lincoln Mercury 425 3036 

375-0647 

extras $600 642-5845 $1200 or best After 4pm, 273 0044 

* 

TORONADO. 1975, excellent condition, FURY III. 1973. 2 door hardtop, auto- 

loaded, 56,000 miles, $3200 

malic. good tires, power steering, 

Days, 453 2295 Evenings, 476-1756 brakes, good condition $600 533-4998 

FURY III 1974, 4 door, 8 cylinder, 

TORONADO 1979 Brougham Beige, 

automatic, air, radio, sharp' $1,350 Bill 

Buckskin leather All available options 

Brown Ford. 35000 Plymouth Rd 42 - 

including moonroof AM FM-Stereo-CB 

7000 

5)000 miles Like new $10,800 559 9665 

FURY 1972, StaUon Wagon, 9 passen 

VISTA CRUISER 1974, 3 seal wagon, gar, needs battery, $275. new tires, runs 

air, power steering-brakes, regular gas good 689 3763 

$1,095 375-0208 

FURY 1972, 4 door, power steering, 

power brakes, ^jr, good tires and 

98 REGENCY, 1977, low mileage , ex- 

brakes $700 421-0198 

cellent condition. 855 2616 or 855-9033 

CUTLASS, 1978. Supreme Brougham, 

all power, sun roof, loaded, only 7,000 

miles, rustproofed, Carmine red Mint 

condition $6,200 355 9145. 354 5365 DICK 

CUTLASS, 1978, Supreme, Sport, 

maroon/white paint, power steering' 

brakes, AM FM casette Excellent con 

dition $5,000 525-5520 474-4311 

CUTLASS, 1979, Diesel, loaded, 

28MPG, $7595 Days 553 2280, evenings 

878 9624 

DELTA 1978 Royale. air, stereo, power 

windows & locks, vinyl top, rear defog, 

cruise, $4995 Days 851-9095 or even 

ings, 626-4567 

DELTA 1978 Royale 88 4 door. 12,000 

miles, like new. power brakes steering 

windows-locks, tilt, cruise, AM KM 

stereo $5200 Call after 6PM 591-6591 

DELTA 88, 1972, power steering power 

brakes, air, good condition, clean, $625 

349 2250 

CUTLASS 442, 1968, automatic, 455, 

new starter, cam, Ures. exhaust, carbti 

retor, needs repair, $1600 553-0256 

TOWN & COUNTRY 

DODGE 

SUMMER IS HERE!! 

DODGE ASPEN WAGON 

Automatic, power steering, power brakes, luggage 

rack, family vacation car $3795 

1978 DODGE DIPLOMAT WAGON 

Automatic, air, cruise control, power steering, power 

brakes, luggage rack, vacation special $5187 

1976A MC PACER 

2 door, blue, extra sharp! 

ONLY $2195 

1975 FORD ELITE 

Sharp! 

WOW!! : $2195 

1975 CHEVY MONZA 

2 door, one oftner, suburban driven car $2695 

CALL RA Y, JEFF or ROCKY ' 

TOWN & COUNTRY DODGE 

9 MILE & GRAND RIVER 

FARMINGTON • 474-6750 

GREEN WEST 

CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 

S 

300 

P L V M O u t h 

CARS 

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FROM 

EVERYTHING 

MUST GO 

Second 

ANNUAL 

SUPERMARKET 

SALE 

JUNE 25th 

Thru 

EXAMPLE 

1979 PLYMOUTH VOLARE 

2 DR. COUPE 

— - 

Guards Powe, Slfei mn , 0 l " SK,p H °ocl Reieaso 

ANDMOHf 9 DfJ ' U,e Covers WW 

'•«C«RVaKLS'o 4 N 499 

2 DOOR COUPE 

Red Exienor S ; 2 e 0 0 3 °EMO 

AH .1o«rTln,eTG®ass ny1 i?rA andR< ' ! 

* Effective thru 6 PM 

Friday, Jjtine 29 

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m > e ' * sell vou that identical mooel at a 

" ~ lower price — think about iti 

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AMD 24MHES ft? MWV. 

* Effective thru 6 PM 

Friday, June 2 9 

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ford ro. att?aynerd. p&mi44 pa-mi4 

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• ^ • M i N U T C S e * s S T o r 1I - 2 7 S 5 C K * i T X ^ 

VE 0 

£ d , * t o i * 

Effective thru 6 PM 

Friday, June 29 

BOB JEANNOTTE PONTIAC 

CORNER OF ANN ARBOR ROAD 

& MAIN STREET 

PLYMOUTH 

453-2516 

12 months or 20,000 miles Mechanical Repair Protection for used car buyers. 

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New '79 Grand Prix 

Air Conditioned 

Carmin®, Air, Pwr. Windowi, Auto, Pwr. Steering, Pwr 

Brakes, Defrost & Much, Much Morel Stk. #0530. 

Your Price 

Only 

$ 750 

Or A Payment of Only ily 

$ 6161 

*125 

Down Per Month 

24 AUTOVEST LEASE PAYMENTS 

o 

Pric* Includm ii Iajl and ar Plain Total Obligation JJ000 iikKkM* Hon Ma 

luodabta P»y i«^ll *7S0 

25 19 

EPA Hwy. EPA City 

Your actual miieag* (jia, 

vary (lepoortifig or. driving 

habits condition ol cu Of, 

tional equipment 

New '79 Bonneville 

Sedan — Air Conditioned 

Blue, Air, Stereo, Rear Defroat and Much, Much More. 

Stk. #504 

You Pay 

Only 

s 6494 

A Payment of Only 

*750 *139 

Down Per Month 

24 AUTOVEST LEASE PAYMENTS 

Prtc« lnclud«a Tai »nd 

Plat**. Total obligation 

>3336. Includ*i Non R*- 24 17 

fundabl* Paym*nl of 1750. EPA Hwy. EPA City 

Demo Sale 

44 Sharp Loaded Low Mile 

Demos Reduced! This Week Only 

| New Firebirds & Trans Ams j 

18 Available For Immediate Delivery 

48 New Wagons 

Tremendous Discounts Now I 

New 1980 Phoenix 

Featuring Front Wheel Drive 

AM*VAN 

by A 

American 

Way 

Division o' MoO-l* T'avat#r Inc 

ON Display — Immediate Delivery 

38000 Grand River, Farmington 

Just E. of Haggerty 478-8000 

B Q B S O I B B 

r P0/VHACj 

T 7

14F* Thursday, June 28,1979 

Plymouth 

FURY, 1»7«, Salon, 111 V 8. air, power 

"••nnt/brtkw, velour, radials, rust 

proofed, alarm Best offer 591 3255 

SEBRINO PLUS 1973, 318, automaUc. 

P?* er stewing, brakes, air, am fm, 

* 7M 181-4138 

VALIANT - 1»72, one o«ner. 48,000 

miks, Ziebart, air, power steering, 

brake*, vinyl top, $1JM offer 521 8044 

VOLARE. 1976 WagonV-8. 4 spefd, 

radio, power steering Ajhrakes, good 

condition y 553-2790 

VOLARI 1978 Road Runner, power 

»t#ering-brakes, 318 automatic, am fm, 

49.0V0 miles, »2800 after 5PM 534 3476 

1975 DUSTER 

2 Door, automatic, air, power steering, 

Florida car 12.000 miles $2495 

ANDERSON 



333-3100 

878 Plymouth 

FURY 1977, MID size, very good coodi- 

Uon 318 automatic, air, power steering 

1977 PLYMOUTH 

VOLARE PREMIER 

10.OOO actual miles, 6 cylinder, automatic. 

power steering, power brakes, 

air, stereo, power windows, power 

locks, cruise, rally wheels, like new 

84695 

ANDERSOM 



333-3100 

1978 HORIZON 

Silver, 4 Door, Hurry" 

ANDERSON 



333-3100 

878 Plymouth 

FURY, 1969, automatic, air, good transports, 

477-0571 

and brakes, vinyl top, rear defog, tinted 

lass, rustproofed. only 15,000 miles 880 Pontiac 

J3000 or best offer 689 8026 

ASTRE, 1977, fully equipped, 

tionally low mileage, $2,900 After rt 

851-0812 

P 

9 

BONNEVILLE 1977, Brougham, clean 

& sharp, loaded with h extras, 16,000 

miles. $4300 or best offer 484-1120 

BONNEVILLE. 1978, 4 door, 2 tone silver, 

red interior. Private. Low mileage. 

Good MPH Loaded 1 422-7888 

BONNEVILLE 1979, loaded, sun roof, 

rust proofed, warranty, 24 mpg, $7,200. 

375-0125 

BONNEVILLE. 1978, Brougham, 4 

door, loaded, must sell, $5100 399-9387 

BONNEVILLE 1977 Brougham, Landau 

top, tilt, cruise, all power, air, etc. 

$4,400 851-4381, 851-3457 

BONNEVILLE, 1976, 2 door, extras, 

26,000 miles, $2900, good condiUon 

427-2138 

OVER 75 

RUCKS IN STOCK 

FOR IMMEDIATE 

DELIVERY 

NEW 1979 ELCAMIN0 

Tinted glass, color keyed front mats, air. 

sport mirrors, console. 4.4 litre V8 

engine, automatic, power steering, whi 

tewall steel belted radials, windshield 

aruenna, color keyed rally wheels, vinyl 

bucket seats Stock tt55 List Price 

$6669 80 

SALE PRICE $5656.61 

SAVE $ 1013 19 

NEW 1979 % TON CHEVY VAN 

Tinted glass, swing out side and rear 

door glass, power windows, air, stainless 

steel mirrors, heavy duty shocks, front 

stabilizer bar, 5 7 litre V8 engine, automatic, 

power steering, 4,000 watt battery, 

.chrome bumpers, custom vinyl high back 

jucket seats Stock K1368 List Price 

^7857 94 


SAVE $ 1279 00 

NEW 1979 BLAZER 

Folding rear seat, tinted glass, stainless 

steel mirrors, heavy duty shocks, 5.7 litre 

V8 eng»ne, automatic, 31 gallon gas tank, 

wheel (Sovers, chrome' bumpers Stock 

#1611. Ut Price $9285.70. 


SAVE »1520" 

THINK CHEVROLET 

THINK TENNYSON! 

NEW 1979 % TON SUBURBAN 

CARRY-ALL 

Tailgate, fold down center seat, tinted 

glass, electric tailgate window, air, stainless 

steel mirror, stabilizer bar, 5.7 litre 

V8 engine, automatic, wheel covers, 

chrome grill, steel belted whitewall tires, 

Silverado equipment package, 2 tone 

paint, custom cloth interior. Stock 

it 1442 List Price $9807.05 


SAVE $ 1925 21 

NEW 1979 CHEVROLET % TON 

PICKUP 

6 cylinder, power steering, gauges Sjibck 

f 1647, List Price $5335.75 


SAVE $ 729 67 

Great Gat Mileage! 

NEW 1979 CUSTOMIZED 

TREANORVAN 

ton, 2 tone paint, power door locks, 

tinted glass, swing out rear door glass, 

heavy duty shocks and rear springs, 

speed control, 5 7 litre V8 engine, automatic, 

air, 33 gallon gas tank, tilt wheel, 

power steering, rally wheels, chrome grill 

and bumpers, whitewalls. 4 captain 

chairs, couch, 2 tables, heavy duty battery. 

Stock #797. List Price $10,820.80. 


SAVE MQ4A38 

CHEVROLET 


LIVONIA 

425-6500 

* Special Offer 

is Good 

Now ... June 28th 

Thru 

Tuesday, July 10th 

880 Pontiac 

BONNEVILLE 1978 4 door brougham, 

loaded, excellent condiUon, 19 mpg plus 

luxury,$5875 • 483 2457 

BONNEVILLEI971 2 door, power 

steering, brakes^ automaUc Good 

transportation $500 or offer. 274-2072 

BONNEVILLE 1978. 

ed. 12,000 miles, power 

stereo $6100 / 

Load 

8 track 

338-6099 

BONNEVILLE 1977, 4 d&r, loaded, executlve 

retiree car. low mileage $4200 

Uke offer 318-9162 

CAPRICE, 1976, Classic, 4 door, power, 

cruise, air, stereo. Ult. 32,000 miles, 

$3,200 511-8471 

CATALINA, 1970 60,000 miles Good 

transportation $225 126-0117 

CATALINA. 1970, excellent condition, 

runs good, new Ures, am radio, $500 or 

best offer After 5pm 569 5225 

CATALINA, 1971 2 door automaUc 

Power steering, brakes Good condition 

$150 477 0868 

CATALINA, 1971, 4 door, air, white 

sidewalls, excellent running condiUon 

647-8826 

CATALINA, 1972, 4 door, air, iwer 

steerihg/brakes. $500 459 1975 

CATALINA 1972, factory air, 64,000 

miles, nice condition no rust $600 

518-5654 

CATALINA 1974 4 door, air, power 

steering & brakes, A-l condition, no 

rust, riebarted 455-9*40 

CATALINA, 1974, pow. er s 

brakes, air, $1250. Call: 728- 

CATAI.INA, 1975, 2 door, $1100, 

condition. 651- 1581 

CATALINA, 1978 2 door, 16,000 .miles, 

extremelyiclean, garaged, not driven in 

winter, V-8, air, power steering, brakes, 

tilt wheel, automatic. AM - FM. 

Ziebart $4700 752-9418 

FIREBIRD. 1972, 350 automaUc, fair 

condition, runs good. $750 Call between 

6 PM and 8 PM 422-8193 

FIREBIRD 1974, Am radio. V-6 automatic, 

good mileage, regular gas, snow 

tires, power steering Asking $1400 

626-4390 

FIREBIRD, 1975, air, am-fm stereo, 

power steering & brakes, excellent condition 

$2,850 or best offer 525-5163 

FIREBIRD 1975 Esprit, 350 automaUc, 

like new, low mileage, am-fm stereo 

cassett. 453 2591 

FIREBIRD 1976. automaUc. air. amfm, 

power steering & brakes, red/ 

orange $3300 643-6472 

pow 

brakes, automatic, AM-FM 

wheels and spoiler, $3400 

stersp, rally 

661 0045 

FIREBIRD, 1976, Formula, air, rear 

defrost, power steering 4 brakes, new 

Ures. low mileage, best offer After 5 

421-7635 

FIREBIRD 1976 Esprit, V8, automaUc, 

blue, 29,000 miles Wife's car 

981-1548 

FIREBIRD 1970, 350 engine, new 

chrome mags & B.C. Goodrich Goodrt tires, 

am-fm stereo 8 track, 47,000 original 

miles, $2495 or best offer 421-3460 

GRAND PRIX LJ 1977. air, power 

steering, brakes, door locks, tilt wheel, 

velour Inferior, buckets, stereo 8 track, 

vinyl top 569 2054 

GRAND PRIX SJ 1976, loaded. $4500 

or bejt offer Call after 3 30PM 

525 0386 

GRAND PRIX 1969, J Power steering 

& brakes, bucket seaU^new tires, all 

original $895 or best offer 852 9147 

GRAND PRIX 1977, T top, rally package. 

air, extras, $4,400 or best 422 1886 

GRAND PRIX, 1973, white on white, 

air, power windows, fm stereo, power 

trunk, 60,000 miles, good condiUon. 

$1500 After 6PM, 459 8951 

880 Pontiac 

FIREBIRD, 1977, formula, black/goltf 

excellent coadiUon/SoMPG, stereo, air 

>4800 firm 611-80yl or 517 151-1174 

FIREBIRD 197y Esprit, automatic, 

power bykGTfid steering, air, V-8, 

am-fm Pioneer stereo, rust; 

rear defroster, body side mol 

more 20,000 miles, mint. $4750 

/ 358 

FIREBIRD, 1977, air, stereo, power 

windows, tilt, cruise, power door locks 

and much more $4,595 

GLASSMAN OLDS 

28000 Telegraph at Tel-Twelve Mall 

354 3100 

FIREBIRD 1978 Esprit, Limited Edi- 

Uon Redbird, immaculate, loaded, air, 

stereo, power steering-brakes, etc. 

Ziebart, low miles. After 5pm 477-0142 

FIREBIRD, 1978 Formula, air, stereo, 

extra clean $5795 Hines Park Lincoln- 

Mercury 425 1016 

GRAND PRIX 

offer 

1977 Loaded Best 

511-7979 

GRAND PRIX , 1977, 2 tone silver 

pay, am-fm stereo, air. cruise, excellent 

condition, $4495 711-5188 651-0565 

GRAND PRIX, 1974, very good condi- 

Uon $2000 or best offer Callafter 6pm, 

532-2811 

GRAND PRIX 1977, loaded, excellent 

cqndiUon. rust proofed, low mileage. 

$4300 588 6765 

GRAND 

4,! 500 miles, air, 

stereo, cr on trol. do wer locks, rear 

window £1978 

i er. $5,200 646-3253 

GRAND PRIX 1978. V-8. air, stereo, 

power steering h brakes, rear defrost, 

console Days 642-7480 Evenings,541- 

0816 

GRAND PRIX. 1978, U. on warranty, 

eccellent condition, low nhles, fully 

loaded, air, AM-FM stereo casette, 

leather interior, T-roof, $7400 

556 4442, after 6 PM, 589 0118 

GRAND PRIX 1975 J Loaded, sunroof, 

good condiUon Best offer 477-7216 

GRAND PRIX 1975 U Loaded, super 

clean Excellent condiUon $2,900 

478-1047 

GRAND PRIX 1974 Power steeringbrakes, 

air, AM-FM stereo, radials 

Sunroof, buckets, cruise, rear defroster 

$2500 8510999 

GRAND PRIX. 1978, U, black, red, air, 

all power, excellent condition, very 

-iharp, $5600 752 7211 

GRAND PRIX, 1975, triple black, sunroof, 

loaded. 55,000 miles, $3,000 or 

best offer After 6 PM 1-666-2573 

GRAND PRIX 1979, LJ Low mileage, 

excellent condition, air, power steerin"' 

&i brakes $6400 280-2945 or 559-292 

GRAND PRIX, 1977, 2 tone Glacier 

blue, loaded, power sun roof Excellent 

condition $4,500 or best offer After 

6PM 559-4201 

GRAND PRIX, 1978, LJ, air, AM/FM/ 

CB, power windows, seats, doorlocks, 

and trunk, cruise, tilt Excellent condition 

Must see Asking $5900 349-4192 

GRAND PRIX 1976, power steering, 

power brakes, air, tinted glass, rally 

wheels, landau vinyl top, am fm stereo, 

20,00

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