Deer hits daughter, then car lands in pool - Canton Public Library

Volume 3 Number 30 

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To finals 

Tlie Plymouth Salem 

girls' basketball team 

advanced to the finals of 

district competition 

against Dearborn Fordson 

last night For the results 

of this championship 

battle played at Dearborn 

High School see today's 

sports section on Pane 1C. 

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and in Canton a few 

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in Old Village—got some 

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Canton (DbsrrUcr 

Thursday, December 1, 1977 

Some 7,000 gallons of icy water cascaded down 

Boniface Street in Canton Saturday night when a 16year-old 

rounded the corner and endH uo 

Canton, Michigan 64 Pages 

WhC • ym^ 

parked inside a decked swimming pool. (Staff photo 

by Art Emanuel) 

Deer hits daughter, 

then car lands in pool 

By anyone's standards. Thanksgiving 

weekend was not a lucky one for 

the Zolten Vegh family of Canton 

Township 

Zolten and Mary Vegh moved in to 

their home on 44020 Southampton the 

day after Thanksgiving still shaken 

from the news that their eldest daughter 

had received '20 stitches from an 

antler wound she received the day 

before. 

That's right an antler wound It 

seems that a deer ran into the side of 

her husband's car near Kalamazoo 

while the couple was heading to Canton 

to help the Veghs unpack 

Despite this worry, by Saturday 

night Vegh had completed most of the 

heavy moving and sat down to a welldeserved 

rest in his new surroundings. 

Mrs Vegh was out shopping. Veghs 

repose didn't last long 

From out of the blue, at about 10:55 

p.m., Vegh heard the horrible sound of 

metal crashing into metal. Immediately 

he ran to the front door to see 

what had happened Nothing was 

amiss in the street It took a neighbor 

rapping on the rear doorwall for Vegh 

to realize that an unexpected guest 

had dropped in. In his backyard swimming 

pool . , 

THE 16-YEAR-OLD driver of a Ford 

LTD and his l^year-old girlfriend 

were spinning their wheels in a vain 

attempt to back out of the aboveground 

pool. Hie impact of the crash 

buckled the walls of the pool and sent 

more than 7.000 gallons of water rushing 

down Boniface Street. Salt trucks 

were dispatched to melt the ice that 

had formed 

State Police Troopers John McAllen 

and Dale Garrow noted that the street 

was clear Saturday night, before the 

Sunday snowfall, and theorized that 

the youth spun out of control after 

doing a "lawn job'" on the property 

across the street from the Veghs. A 

small tree across the street was side 

swiped by the youth's car, sending the 

car careening across the street,through 

a security fence and into the 

pool 

Mrs. Vegh said .she doesn't believe 

the boy's intent was malicious lawn 

vandalism 

"I felt sorry for. the kid," she said. 

"I think maybe he was trying to get 

the girl home before 11 and took the 

corner too f^st " 

Mrs. Vegb said the fence was worth 

$200 and the pool $7,000 She said that 

she and her husband were excited 

about moving to Canton from Garden 

City but they got "a little more excitement 

than they bargained for." 

IT SHOULD BE noted 

Veghs troubles did not end 

pool mishap. On Monday, 

reporter from the Canton 

visited them, he pressed 

thought was a doorbell at 

door. 

that the 

with the 

when a 

Observer 

what he 

the side 

That "doorbell" set off the automatic 

garage door closer, and the 

family's new snow shovel happened to 

be leaning against the garage door 

hinge. As the door closed, the shovel 

became caught in the hinge and the 

shovel handle was snapped off. 

"Man alive, what a crazy weekend," 

said a laughing Mrs. Vegh "What's 

next?" 

Lawn mutilatidns may end 

with posting of stop sign 

Who can get excited over a red and 

white stop sign'' 

Canton resident Barbara Timmerman, 

who said she was sick of 

cars tearing up her front lawn and 

mutilating her mailbox. 

She was elated about the stop sign 

the Wayne County Road Commission 

placed near her home last Friday. 

"It's been a real fun corner." Mrs. 

Timmerman said of the bend in Carnage 

HUls Subdivision where Gloucester 

and Westminster roads meet. 

"People hit that bend at 25 miles an 

hour and it's a real car screecher 

They fly down the street and sometimes 

end up on my front lawn " 

Since the Timmermans moved to 

their home on Gloucester a year ago, 

three motorists have sped around the 

corner too fast and landed up on the 

front lawn. One of them rammed Wo 

a tree and mailbox last winter, and 

another smashed into the repaired 

mailbo$ast spring. * i 

Mrs. Timmerman and her neighbor,. 

Bunny Gumber, even took turns 

guarding their property against speeding 

motorists when their small children 

were at play. 

"We were afraid they'd jump the 

curb and kill one of the children someday," 

Mrs. Timmerman said. "I 

thought the whole thing was ridiculous.'"' 

^ 

Mrs. Timmerman placed a call to 

the Wayne County Road Commission a 

few months ago to push for a stop sign 

at the Gloucester-Westminster intersection 

just east of Sheldon between 

Warren and Ford 

But it wasn't until township Clerk 

John Flodin and Police Chief Walter 

MacGregor and the rest of the department 

got into the stop sign campaign 

that the road commission heeded Mrs. 

Timmerman's plea foT help. 

"Mr MacGregor called me and said 

I'd get a call from the road commission," 

Mrs. Timmerman said. "I got 

the call, and a week later the sign was 

up" 

STOP 

Residents on Gloucester Street fought long and hard for their stop 

sign after they grew tired of motorists rounding the corner and 

ending up on their lawns. Mrs. Bartyira Timmerman and children, 

Gina and Jeff, walk safer now, along with neighbors Mrs. Bunny 

Gumber and her children, Julie and Paul, and Mrs. Marcie Clarke 

and her children, Lori and Jeff. (Staff photo by Gary Caskey) 

Twenty-F'ive CenLs 

C 1977 Suburban Communicalions CorpoaiiQ' ai> Riyhts Resft'vec: 

ZBA case shut, 

ut board can't 

meet until 1978 

Canton Township is still without a 

zoning board to near a backlog of 

building variance requests, but by Jan. 

2 that board may be rack in business 

On Monday Wayne County Circuit 

Judge Mvron Wahls dismissed a law 

suit filed March 21 by Carfton Supervisor 

Harold Stein whicji asked the 

court to choose a legal zoning boardeither 

the one appointed by his predecessor, 

Robert Greenstein. or the one 

he appointed to replace Greenstein's 

board. 

Wahls, who took over the case from 

Judge Neal Fitzgerald, reiterated his 

predecessor's view that neither zoning 

board was legitimate, leaving it up to 

the township board of trustees to 

appoint a new ZBA. 

In his remarks from the bench last 

May, Fitzgerald said. "You haven't 

.got any zoning board of .appeals out 

tnere now One of you i Stein ) didn't do 

it right and the other fellow (Greenstein) 

did it without even trying to put 

in an ordinance. And tine other one 

(Stein, again) that tried to put in an 

ordinance didn't do it right " 

Because the township board went 

back and properly amended the ordinance 

and reappointed Stein's board 

on Aug. 23, that is the board which 

is scheduled to meet Monday. Jan 2. 

barring an appeal 

In dismissing the lawsuit, Wahls 

made the stipulation that a temporary 

injunction prohibiting the Canton Zoning 

Board of Appeals (ZBA) from 

meeting be extended through Dec. 31 

Robert Miller, who claims he was illegally 

removed from the first zoning 

board and illegally excluded from the 

second, holds an appointment to the 

planning commission until Dec. 31 

TO COMPLICATE matters further. 

Miller sat on the ZBA as the planning 

commission's delegate until Feb 8 

when he was removed by the township 

board. Under the old state law, the 

president of the planning commission 

automatically was a member of the 

ZBA. But in 1976, the same law 

which forced Canton to appoint five 

members to the ZBA instead of three, 

also stated that any member of the 

planning commission could sit on the 

ZBA. Gary Sands, .chairman pf the 

planning commission, is Ur commission's 

delegate on the zortffig board. 

MILLER WANTS the township 

treasury to pay the legal fees he's 

incurred in fighting for his reinstatement. 

He recently submitted a bill for 

$3,425 to the township board of 

trustees 1 , and his legal expenses are 

still mounting. 

Judê Wahls Monday refused to rule 

on who should pay Miller's legal bills, 

saying that was not an issue in Stein's 

lawsuit. * 

Stein says that since he is personally 

paying thu plaintiff fees in his lawsuit 

that Miller should do the same for the 

defense. ' 

"They (the township board of 

trustees) aren't paying my legal 

expenses Why should they pay his''" 

Stein said "If they pay his. they'll pay 

mine" ^ 

The supervisor said he'$ "happier 

than hell"! the judge dismissed the 

lawsuit and considers it "a victory'' 

the judge didn't order Miller 

reinstated. 

BOTH TOWNSHIP attorney firms- 

Sempliner, Thomas and Guth and 

Travis, Warren, Nayer and Burgoyne—have 

represented Stein in 

court privately But Miller's attorney, 

Daniel Burress. said that since the 

lawsuit was instituted by Harold Stein 

in his capacity as township supervisor 

and Gary Sands, chairman of the second 

ZBA. the dispute is hardly a private 

matter 

School holiday 

hours are told 

School vacation schedules for the 

Christmas and New Year holiday periods 

havte been set for Plymouth-Can 

ton Community Schools Some dates 

have bên changed from the calendars 

published earlier. 

The last day of school for teachers 

and students on a traditional ninemonth 

calendar will be Dec 22. 

Schools on an Extended School Year 

(ESY) prc^jram will be in session 

through Dec 23 

All schools will reopen on Jan. 3 

except Track B of ESY which will 

return Jan. 23 Track A holidays J>egin 

on Dec. 12 and return on Jan 3 

The school administration building 

will be closed from Dec. 24 through 

Jan. 1. A few administrative staff 

members will be available on Jan. 2. 

Because Miller was force

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'77 graduates tell weaknesses, 

strengths of English and math 

If they could turn in their matriculation 

cards and take high school all 

over again, last year's graduating seniors 

now in college would sign up for 

rixire math and Knglish courses. 

That was one of the key findings of a 

survey of June 1977 graduates of 

Plymouth Canton and Plymouth Salem 

high schools now in their freshman 

year ui college. 

The survey reports results of interviews 

with 120 college freshman at six 

different colleges and universities in 

the state The interviews were conducted 

by members of the guidance 

department ^ the Plymouth Centennial 

Kducatmnal Park (CKP> 

Bach yea7. the'survey is conducted 

of graduateW-in their first year of,college 

to get their responses on the value 

of their high school experience. 

FRED LIBBING, of the CKP guidance 

department, summarizes the 1977 

purvey findings as follows 

"Generally, our graduates seemed 

happy with their high school experience 

and were doing quite well m 

college. A significant portion were 

quite enthusiastic, even though more 

than 90 per cent had some comments 

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HS placement 

tests Dec. 10 

High school placement tests will be 

given beginning at 8 a m Dec 10 at 

|-adywood High School. 14680 Newburgh 

Road. Livonia. v 

The four- hour tests are for all 

eighth graders who plan to attend 

ninth grade in a Catholic high school 

Students are requested to take along 

two No. 2 pencils and $4 for the exam 

fee They should use the northwest 

entrance of the high school 

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on how to improve our program or 

made suggestions for change. 

"Despite the fact that we required 

three years of Knglish. our graduates 

were quite vociferous about their lack 

of reading and writing skills, and gave 

reasons for this deficiency. Some were 

not aware that they did not have the 

requisite writing skills for college 

level work, some chose not to take the 

higher phase Knglish; some did not 

heed warnings to take additional Knglish 

beyond the minimum, especially if 

it was clear (i.e. grades,- ACT scores) 

that they needed this extra preparation. 

and many felt that much more 

emphasis on basic skills should be 

stressed—in all classes and throughout 

the four years.'" • 

MICH A FX H0MF:S, Ph.D., assistant 

superintendent for instruction, said he 

wasn't particulary suprised by the 

results 

"Students get a different feeling 

about their high school experience 

after they are out of school for a while 

and Ux)k back in retrospect on what 

should have been done differently 

This is particularly true when you 

have students in their first semester of 

college work, faced with new requirements. 

looking back at their high 

school years. 

; "But in the survey 1 do see a clear 

need for more work to be done in the 

language arts and math areas. But I 

don't find that especially suprising 

either when I look at some of the college 

curriculum students now are getting 

into. 

"1 agree with the assessment that 

most individual students surveyed 

were satisfied with the programs at 

the CKP. Some of the criticisms mayrepresent 

some individual feelings as 

a result of adjustments made to college 

life." | 

Homes added that more than 4,000 

students had graduated from the CKP 

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last June, and the survey results were 

from 120 of those former students. 

"The 120 probably are very representative 

of that''portion of the student 

body who went on to college, but it is a 

select group and may not be representative 

of the entire student body's 

assessment 

OF" THF: questions asked in 

ey, and responses received 

live your impressions anoshort 

evaluation of modular scheduling]' 

,Positive responses were given/by 88 

per, cent, negative annwers by 12 per 

cent. Of the 88 per cent positive 

towards modular scheduling, threefourths 

felt the major advantage was 

that modular scheduling helped them 

budget their time and become'more 

self-directed. 

•Q. Do you feel that your high 

school, prepared you adequately for 

college level work 7 

Sixty per cent answered "yes'' and 

11 per cent "no." The response of 29 

per cent was "in some ways. Among 

the comments. .'{0 per cent felt they 

needed more Knglish in high school. 15 

per cent more required courses, and 13 

[>er cent felt there was a lack of depth 

in high school courses 

•Q. Which department helped you 

the most? ^ 

Math. 33 per cent; science. IB per 

cent; Knglish. 17 per cent, social stud- 

ies. nine per cen; no co nment. 11 per 

cent. 

•Q. Which department helped you 

the least'' 

Knglish 36 per cent no comment. 49 

[XT cent 

•vine of 

Plymouth; son.* Samuel of Grand 

Rapids; sister. Mrs, fcxiith Green of 

Wiitoraham. Mass; four grandchildren 

and!one great-grandchild 

MRS. ELIZABETH JANE BELL 

WELSMAN 

Funeral services for Mrs Welsman. 

89.' of Ross Street. Plymouth, were 

held recently in Schrader Funeral 

Home with burial at Cadillac Memorial 

Gardens West, in Westland Officiating 

was the Rev, Samuel F Stout 

Mrs Welsman, who died Nov 25 at 

West Trail Convalescent Center, was a 

f housewife and a member of the First 

United Methodist Church of Plymouth 

Survivors include: sons. Matthew of 

Iâpcer. Thomas of Livonia; daughters. 

Mrs Elizabeth Holmes of 

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BERNARD M. BRODERICK 

Funeral services for Mr Broderiek. 

81. of Deer. Plymouth, were held 

recently in Lambert Funeral Home in 

Plymouth with burial at Hoh 

Sepulchre 

Mr Broderiek who died Nov 21 in 

Beverly Manor Nursing Home, was a 

retired yard master for the Term Railroad. 

a life member of George F Monihan 

Council 2690, and a member of 

Our. Lady of Good Counsel Catholic 

Church in Plymouth Survivors 

include: wife, Winifred sons. John. 

Bernard and Tom. 21 grandchildren 

and three great-grandchildren 

CHARLESE PADDOCK 

Funeral services for Mr Paddock. 

63 of Grace Ave Wayne, wert^k'ld 

recently in Schrader Funeral Home 

with burial at Newburg Cemetery. 

Livonia Officiating was the Rev R 

Allen. 

Mr Paddock, who died Nov 24 in St 

Mary Hospital, was a retired custodian 

and a member of the Church of 

the Nazarene in Plymouth Survivors 

include: son. James of Wayne, daughter. 

Mrs Joyce Forrester of 

Plymouth; and five grandchildren 

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THroday, December I, 1977 (C)3A 

Cubs9 dads win kudos for culinary delights 

Winners of the bake-off arfr-KCto Danielski (from left) and father, 

Jim; John McKimmy mother, Toots; Scott Magaldi and 

father, Bud; Ralph Robinson and mother, Carole; Steven Janik 

Pies, cakes, breads and cookies filled four tables at Miller Elementary 

School for the bake-off sponsored by Cub Scout Pack 854. 

Reading skills stressed 

in middle school classes 

A call for a more ambitious reading program in 

Plymouth-Canton middle schools—including mandatory 

spelling instruction—is being considered by 

the board of education 

If the proposal is adopted, the school administration 

would be asked to come up with a new 

middle school reading program for next fall, which 

would extend reading classes through the eighth 

grade and establish spelling curriculuhi in all 

middle school English courses. Currently, reading 

classes stop after the seventh grade 

On Jan 9. tlx' board will vote on the move, proposed 

by Trustee Joe Gray He sought a vote on 

his motion Monday night, but he could enlist the 

support of just one of tîs colleagues, Flossie 

Tonda. A counter proposaj to postpone the vote 

was passed instead 

'The majority felt curriculum changes should not 

be directed in haste, as it was put. They cited an 

upcoming workshop on reading and spelling curriculum 

Dec. 19 The motion to postpone was 

approved 4 2 with Gray and Tonda dissenting and 

George Lawton absent. 

"TO MY KNOWLEDGE we now stop teaching 

10-year-old 

hangs self 

after a spat 

Ten-year-old Brian Ireland of 6887 

Brookshire, Canton Township, was 

found hanging from his closet door 

Sunday night by his 12-year-old sister, 

/according to Det Adolphus Allen of 

the Wayne County Sheriff's youth 

bureau 

Deputies could not determine if the 

strangulation was an accident or a suicide. 

Allen said the incident occurred 

after the boy was sent to his bedroom 

for arguing with his sister. Twenty 

minutes after being sent to his room, 

Det. Allen said, the boy's sister went 

to see him and found her brother lying 

on the floor with the embroidered edge 

of a blanket wrapped around his neck. 

"We think he jumped from the 

closet," Allen said 

The boy was dead on arrival at St. 

Mary Hospital in Livonia. The youth 

officer said school officials and classmates 

at Allen Elementary said the 

boy had a good record and "showed no 

signs of despondency." 

f 

reading in the seyenth grade, instead of in the 

eighth." said Gray in explaining why he made the 

motion. "If a student cannot read, I can't see sending 

him out to the Park," he added, referring to 

Centennial Educational Park, the district's dualhigh 

school complex). 

"Maybe we can cut down on the number of students 

who need to go to the alternative school program 

if we make sure they can read by the eighth 

grade. We also should insist they know how to 

spell and write a sentence. " 

Trustee Richard Arlen said he agreed with 

Gray's sentiments, and asked whether the assistant 

superintendent of instruction. Dr. Michael 

Homes, had any ungoing plans to improve reading 

or spelling programs. 

Homes, who noted there now are reading programs 

in the middle schools, said boosting reading 

skills is an important part of the goal-based curriculum 

program now in progress. 

"1 wonder if we need a specific motion on this 

issue if we've already covered it in a general 

motion previously adopted," commented Arlen 

"We've been discussing reading for a long time 

now," responded Gray. "I'm just saying it's time 

for the board to set direction on this by setting a 

date when administration must be ready to implement 

a program. I'm not saying what the program 

should be. But set the date and we'll get started " 

TRUSTEE STEVE HARPER commented "I 

had assumed changes to improve reading programs 

would come back as parts)f the goal-basecurriculum 

effort. 

"Also, one problem we face is to identify those 

sixth graders who have reading problems which 

will require special attention in the seventh grade, 

and then determine the cost. If we are •going to 

provide remedial reading to all to bring each student 

up to his grade level, it will cost plenty and 

maybe we don't want to pay that price tag. Right 

now it's deemed acceptable if a student reads at 

two levels below the grade he is in." • 

Gray said that coming within two grade /levels 

may be acceptable as long as reading programs 

continued in the middle schools. "Elementary 

teachers can identify pupils in the classroom who 

have reading problems without an extensive testing 

program. And we don't need to spend a lot of 

money coming up with a new program; w^ can 

follow programs which have proved successful in 

other districts." y j 

Arlen said the board needed to consider specifically 

what was wanted. "Do want students to 

just learn spelling or also punctuation and other 

basic writing tools? Personally, I think the principle 

rules of language usage should be applied at 

all grade levels for all subjects." 

TOM YACK, board president, commented: "I 

don't think this is the way curriculum is built. I 

don't think the board wants to add an item to the 

agenda and approve a curriculum change the 

same evening." 

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Gooey pics, tarts and cookies separated 

the chefs from the kitchen dabblers 

in a father-son bake-off at Miller 

Elementary School Tuesday night 

Chewy oatmeal cookies, 

scrumptuous banana bread and, a few 

not-so-yummy bakery creations were 

all whipped up by members of Cub 

Scout Pack 854 and their pops—with 

only minimal supervision from mom 

TTie contest, organised by Cub parents 

Tom Ford, Pat Mosti and Sharon 

Thibodeau, was modeled after a statewide 

bakery contest sponsored by Cub 

Scout packs in Virginia each year Cub 

Scout members and their dads are 

taught how to tell a spatula from a 

baking dish 

High-calorie concotions submitted 

by 89 father-son duo6 of the 110-member 

pack were heaped on four tables 

on the Miller school stage, and the 

judging began 

When the nibbling was over and the 

final judgment made on the basis of 

texture, color, appearance and taste, 

9-year-old Kenneth Danielski and his 

father, Jim, coveted the grand cooking 

prize for their Russian cherry cheesecake. 

Runners-up were Kelly Jones ahd 

his father, Max Miller, for KeUV's 

banana nut bread; Steve Janik and 

father Gene for cherry nut pudding 

cake; John McKimmy and his pop. 

John, for cherry tarts; Dan Carngan 

and father Pat for mint brownies; 

Scott Magaldi and his dad. Hud. for 

pumpkin bread; Ralph Robinson sen 

ior arid junior for their carrot cake; 

and Jason Connor and his dad, Gary, 

for peanut butter crisscrosses. 

Each winner won an engraved 

trophy of a boy with a laurel wreath 

"Oh, it was really exciting." said 

Mrs Mosti, an organizer of the bake 

off "The anticipation was really 

mounting A lot of the boys couldn't 

help peeking through the curtains on 

the stage to tell how the judging was 

going." 

Judges in the contest were Rich Holloway 

of Holloway's Old-Fashioned 

Foods in Canton; Gerald Luteran of 

the Roman Forum; Hester Griffin, 

head chef at the Mayflower Hotel in 

Plymouth; Larry Wendel of Terry's 

Bakery in Plymouth; and Theresa 

Cirnino, head cook at Miller School 

Tlie chocolate chip cookie was yummy, but judge Gerald Luterman 

(above) didn't think it warranted a prize. Tony Mosti, 5, (below) 

sneaked into the judging area for a big bite of an oatmeal cookie. 

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Liquid protein is still marketed here 

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Despite the linking of liquid protein 

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the food supplement can still be 

found on the shelves of most pharmacies 

in Plymouth and Canton Township 

Only a hanclful of local druggists 

have banned liquid protein, the subject 

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In recent weeks, at least 10 and possibily 

as many as 26 deaths, including 

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the liquid protein'diet. 

Two of the pharmacies that are no 

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"In the beginning, I discouraged it 

but a lot of* people bought it anyway." 

said Woody Bur bank, pharmacist at 

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"We could have sold a lot more but 

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Sav-On Drugs in Plymouth Township. 

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ifWe stopped ordering.it two months 

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stuck with it," the store manager said 

"We're talking about a large order of 

400-600 cases It's too volatile a 

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THERE ARE a reported 30 liquid 

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A variety of manufacturers 

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Byer» Rexall Drugs on Ann Arbor 

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One area druggist said regardless of 

the adverse publicity, the recent slack 

in liquid protein sales was inevitable. 

"The quickest way to make a blick is 

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most successful to date. . 

"We had the Canadian Air Force 

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last a few months and then die off. 

This one's no different." 

LIQUID PROTEIN is different in 

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Dr. William Ross. D O of Plymouth, 

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Division chairmen have reported 

more than $162,000 in collections, 

which is 65 per cent of the $250,000 goal 

set for 1978. 

The contributions are up in every 

single area." said Dan IêBlond, campaign 

chairman. "We are moving well 

ahead of last year's figures for this 

point in the drive " 

Although the final report will not be 

given until Dec. 9. both LeBlond and 

his co-chairman Jim Boyce, expressed 

confidence that the goal will be met 

"The community has gotten behind 

the drive this year," LeBlond said 

"The response is very encouraging/' 

Boyce said that he feels the campaign 

is on better ground this year foF 

a number of reasons. "Employment is 

up for one thing And the overall condition 

of the area economy has improved 

since last year 

"I've said it before, and I'll say it 

again—we are going to break it open 

this year." 

Jim Boyce and Daisy Proctor look ove* the I totals of contributions 

made to the Plymouth Community Fuqd (Staff photos by Gary 

'askey) 

Schools cut hours Dec. 7 

The middle school day will end 11:30 

a m Wednesday, Dec 7. because of an 

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The conference will be from 12:30 to 

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Snowmobile class registration open 

Youths between 12 and 16 in the 

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The classes, co-sponsored by the 

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"A DIVINE INVITATION" 

M) ( ()i I L( I IONS OR |)ast year's figure represented a 19 

per cent drop in snowmobile deaths. 

This was with an increase in* the number 

of persons involved in snowmobiling. 

Boyne attributes the 

improved safety record to the better 

tfaining and education young people 

receive This, coupled) with the development 

of off the road trails, may be 

the key to further reducing the number 

of accidents and fatalities. 

To continue the educational programs 

in Wayne County, Boyne has 

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classes on his own time. Interested 

I jvonia public schools residents Should 

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1200. extension 334, to reserve a place 

in class. 

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dents should call the district's Continuing 

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Telephone reservations will be taken-, 

until Dec 5 

Enrollment is limited Participants 

must attend all four sessions. To 

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p.m. ' 

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School vacation schedules for the 

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Geake votes to close 

county party caucuses 

By MICHAEL MATUSZEWSKI 

Unless Gov William Milliken vetoes 

an amendment to the state open meet 

ings law, county-level party caucuses 

may be closed to the public. These 

meetings had not been exempted from 

the law passed last spring 

The amendment would allow Wayne 

and Oakland County commissioners, 

along with county commissioners 

across the state, to conduct any kind of 

business and discuss any topic at private 

party caucus meetings 

Only state legislative party caucus 

meetings have been exempt from the 

law. But last month, the state senate, 

by a 28 4 vote, passed a set of amendments 

to a more specific version of the 

open meetings law which included 

exempting county caucuses. 

The house concurred ahd only a Milliken 

veto would prevent the law from 

taking effect next Marcty 

Those voting for the senate amendments 

included: Sens. Donald Bishop 

iR-Rochester). Daniel Cooper (D-Oak 

Park), William Faust (DWestland), 

Bill Huffman tl^Madison Heights) 

and Robert Geake (R-Northville). 

In the house the bill, as amended, 

was approved 5645, even though that 

body had originaHy said county partycaucus 

meetingsshould be open 

Those voting to exempt the county 

caucuses included: Reps Robert Law 

(R-Livonia), Roy Smith (R Ypsilanti), 

Wilbur Brotherton (R-Farmington), 

.James Defebaugh (R Birmingham 1, 

Joseph Forbes (IVOak Park), Richard 

Fessler (R Union I-ike) and Ruth 

McNamee (R Birmingham). 

Voting against exemption were: 

Reps John Bennett (DRedford ), 

Thomas Brown (D-Westland). William 

Keith (D-Garden City) and Sal Rocca 

(D-Sterling Heights) ' * 

Rep Jack Kirksey (R Livonia) did 

not vote 

Supporters of the measure said 

county level caucuses should folloyv 

the samtf policy as the already 

exempted state-level caucuses The 

rationale was that only party and 

organizational matters are discussed 

in the caucuses 

Those opposing the bill said that 

while party and organizational matters 

might be the only things discussed 

by the state caucuses; policy matters 

were discussed and often decided in 

county caucuses 

Forbes, the house Democratic floor 

leader, an exemption supporter, said 

the two parties needed someplace out 

of the public eye where they could 

decide strategy. 

"Party caucuses arc rx>t devious," 

he said "It's not the smoke-filled type 

nx)m But we might drive it back to 

the smoke-filled rooms if we keep the 

caucuses open 

"What can possibly be discussed in 

an open caucus 9 " he asked "Some- 

where we^ve got to plan our (party) 

strategy." 

In Oakland County, Commissioner 

John McDonald (R-Farmington Hills), 

chairman of the Republican majority 

gaucus, said that no decisions have 

been made He said he would go back 

to confer with the caucus should Gov 

Milliken fail to veto the amendment 

"I have a feeling that on certain 

items they'd want the meeting 

closed," McDonald said, such as 

organizational anc^party matters. 

However, he recognized that at the 

county level many policy measures 

were hashed out in caucus Closing the 

meeting "would depend on just how 

delicate the policy matter was," he 

said 

"It's a situation where if it's not an 

open caucus, it looks as though we're 

trying to hide something. It leaves a 

ted taste in everybody's mouth." 

"People have a tendency to hold 

back if the meetings are public," he 

said "It's kind of like fighting with 

your wife in public—you just don't do 

it." 

Commissioner Lawrence Pernick 

(D-Southfield), who heads Oakland 

County's Democratic caucus, said a 

return to the closed caucus would 

mean a return to the days when 

elected officials would come into a 

meeting and "browbeat" commissioner 

into decisions 

Referring to the Republican caucus 

before the open meeting law was in 

force, he said, "People were browbeaten 

into accepting a party line. There's 

no question about it in my mind 

"They would sit in committee and 

vote one way and come out of their 

caucus and vote in a way that was 180 

degrees from their position in committee," 

"People intmidated, browbeat and 

otherwise influenced commissioners to 

change the position their conscience 

dictated Daniel T Murphy (Oakland 

County executive), the prosecutor (L 

Brooks Patterson) and other elected 

officials, when they didn't get what 

they wanted frpm the board of commissioners, 

went into caucus and got 

it," Pernick charged 

However, Pernick agreed that the 

caucus could legitimately be closed 

when the party was discussing organizational 

matters such as deciding who 

would be appointed to certain com 

mittees. 

The debate of closing the county 

caucuses may be far from over, 

though. N 

Rep Edgar J Fredericks (R Holland) 

has introduced a bill which 

would open the meetings of the state 

legislative caucuses and Rep. David 

Hollister (D-Lansing) has indteated 

that he will introduce a bill which 

would re-open the county caucuses if 

Gov. Milliken fails to veto the pending 

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ALLEN BOUTIQUE 

Dec. 3— Allen Elementary School 

PTO Christmas boutique, featuring a 

coffee shop and sale of handmade articles, 

will be held from 10 a.m. to 1 

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HELP HANDICAPPED 

Dec. 3— Boy Scout Troop Pi of Bird 

Elementary School in Plymouth is participating 

in the Help Scouting Help 

the Handicapped project. The Scouts 

are helping the handicapped employees 

of League-Goodwill by distributing 

Good Turn Day Bags for clothing to 

homes, and by collecting old newspapers 

to be recycled into insulation 

by handicapped workers. All clothing 

and newspapers must be on front porches 

in Plymouth before 9 a.m. Saturday. 

I*-1 is responsible for the area 

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not be serving lunches 

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Dec. 2—State S£h. R Robert Geake 

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Party from 8 p.m. to midnight in the 

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Livonia. Cost is $5 per person. There 

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Rebecca Zeppa of Canton Township gave a stuffed bear a fast ride 

around the Meeting House. 

UJ Bill Buffy (left) of Livonia 

o the slot car traetf. 

The small fry took over the Mayflower 

Meeting House all day Sunday and again 

Monday evening for the annual Toyland 

Brunch. 

They played will all the toys and drank red 

pop to their hearts' content—the ever-flowing 

fountain of their favorite beverage never did 

run dry. 

With complete freedom from the usual 

parental admonitions of "Don't touch," and 

"Put that down.'' they had a whale of a time. 

More than 1,500—more than half of them 

children—turned out for the wingding sponsored 

by the Mayflower Hotel with the coop- 

. eration of the Ford fyoad Kmart in Canton, 

Jerry's Bicycle on Ann Arbor Trail in 

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Symbol 

of past 

gets new 

beginning 

By W W. EDGAR 

It is amazing, sometimes, what a 

little imagination can do 

For the past several decades the old 

CM) freight house in Plymouth has 

stood like a ghost across the tracks 

from the deserted railroad station, but 

now is an unusual gift shop—another 

diamond in the crown of Old Village. 

The gift shop, the brainchild of Saul 

and Adrienne Star, opened this week 

to help the community usher in the 

yuletide 

rhe new shop has a line-up of gifts 

which run in price from $1 to $60 and 

everything from a holiday greeting 

card to china, glass, wicker, candles 

and everything else found in modern 

gift shops 

Before taking over the old freight 

house the Stars operated The Fig Tree 

in Canton Township. But when they set 

eyes on the freight house and the possibilities 

it offered, they put their 

imagination to work and the community 

now has a special addition to its 

list of specialty shops. 

THE TRANSITION to a gift shop is 

another chapter in the odd history of 

the freight house. 

A few years ago it was considered 

an eye-sore that blocked the vision of 

oncoming trains. At the time, Cal 

Holes had plans to offer the communis 

a "railroad restaurant" on the 

site 

With the possibility of tte restaurant, 

the C&O moved the freight house 

across the tracks and on the east side 

of Starkweather 

Since then'the dream of the railroad 

restaurant became a nightmare. 

Boles the dreamer, reportedly went 

bankrupt and the restaurant building 

and the embellished passenger cars 

were left to the vagueries of the 

weather Only recently the cars were 

moved again 

All the while, the 1 old freight house 

stood as symbol of by-gone days, 

almost unwanted and left to sink into 

ruins 

For a time it was being considered 

for law offices, but like all the other 

ideas the notion died in infancy. That 

fs. until the Stars came along and 

transformed it into a gift shop. 

The transition has brought back 

many memories of the days.when the 

freight house was one of the busiest 

places m ' he area. 

ONE OF THOSE who recalled the 

old days was Clarence Moore, former 

president of the Plymouth Historical 

Sonet \ 

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the other afternoon while paying a 

visit And the big scales were just 

about here " t 

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that the sprinkling system was 

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like the old days 

Moore recalled "the days when he 

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when .ill of the ordeVs were shipped by 

freight 

"There were very few trucks back in 

1932 so everything was shipped by 

freight But I just can't believe the 

many changes that have Ix'en made." 

As he walked around the long rectangular 

room, recalling the old days, 

Moore turned and said: "You know 

when something likej this happens it 

benefits the entire community It sure 

is a welcome sight, and the old eye 

sore is now a bright spot in Old Village 

and a great replacement for the old 

freight house " 

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lOA(P.C) Thursday, December 1. 1977 

The first heavy snow of' winter 

draws different responses from each 

of us. For me that first downfall 

evokes memories of an experience 

if*fcich confirmed my belief that there 

w |sfbiisic good in human nature. 

In 1967, when blizzards covered the 

midwest with six feet and more of 

snow, 1 was serving time with the U.S. 

Army Air Defense Command at 

Arlington Heights. 111., northwest of 

Chicago 

My wife was living with me in a 

housetrai\or on a pig farm near Wheeling, 

about ten miles from the 45th Brigade 

headquarters site which was my 

place of employment for two years. 

OUR TWO-YEAR residence there 

offered friends and relatives a good 

reason for travelling to Arlington 

Heights for a week or long weekend 

for a personal visit with us and to tour 

the windy city 

And we encouraged as many visitors 

as wanted to come because it was 

great entertainment to take people 

down to Chicago. I have been told 

there are great cities in America, 

some of which are allegedly better 

than Chicago, But no-one has convinced 

me yet th;it there is a better 

city in America than Chicago 

But we cannot now digress too far in 

expounding on the glories of Chicago 

because today's column is not about 

the windy city but the basic goodness 

in human nature. And in the winter of 

l%7 in the windy city, human nature 

"was much more preferable than 

mother nature 

'Particularly on the weekend my 

wife's sister was scheduled to arrive 

for a long weekend's visit. Weather 

conditions were normal when she left 

Plymouth in the early morning hours 

to catch a train in Ann Arbor In fact, 

everything was normal m Ann Arbor 

also 

Hut after the train began its westward 

journey, the storm began—a 

mammoth blizzard which hit Michigan 

iind Illinois with a fury. The train 

Linda was on. unbeknownst to us, got 

stranded somewhere near Benton Harbor 

A large truck had gotten stuck at 

a crossing and the tram was delayed a 

couple hours until a tow truck could 

arrive and clear off the track. 

The train was loaded with passengers 

and it soon became apparent 

there wasn't enough food on board 

The tw

Thursday, December 1, 1977 iPCillA 

Legislature considers streamlining court 

By MICHAEL MATUSZEWSKI 

There will be a change in the state's probate code; 

that much seems certain What is uncertain, however, is 

how far revisions will go in streamlining the probate 

process 

Of the two probate reform bills pending in the state 

legislature, the senate version, would completely 

streamline probate Hie house version, on the other 

hand, would allow some streamlining but would still give 

the probate court supervisory powers. 

SB-12, the senate bill, would, according to probate 

experts, establish a totally "unsupervised" probate. The 

bill is based solely on the Uniform Probate Code, backed 

by the American Bar Association. The code has been 

accepted in total by two states. Alaska and Idaho, and in 

part by 10 others 

Many probate judges, including Wayne County Probate 

judge Krnest Boehm, Oakland County Probate 

Judge Eugene Moore and Clare County Judge Alexander 

Strange II, said tin* Senate version would not adequately 

protect heirs from unscrupulous estate adminstrators. 

While the judgesâid that in 40 per cent of the probate 

cases there are no problems, they maintained individuals 

need the court to protect their interests 

Hoehm, who worked on drafting the house version for 

2 1 2 years, roundly criticized the senate bill 

"There can be secret filings (by those wishing to 

.idnunster the estate). It'll just be a race to the courthouse." 

he said After the necessary papers are filed, the 

adminstrator would be left to do as he saw fit. 

"It's strictly an individual process," Boehm said. 

THE HOUSE version, a three-bill probate-revision 

package, would allow for "unsupervised" probate only 

in cases where all heirs agree 

The package was approved unanimously by the house 

and gained the full support of the Michigan Probate 

Court Judges Association, of which Boehm and Strange 

are influential members 

The judges recognized a need to reduce both the 

amount of time spent in probate and the cost, they said. 

But they believe there is still the need for court supervision 

to protect the interests of all parties 

Moore said that under the house bill the court could 

intervene and review the proceedings at any stage, even 

if the heirs had previously agreed to an "unsupervised" 

probate "There is a need to protect the individual and 

that's what the house bill would allow." he said. 

THE HOUSE revisions would require only four basicprocesses 

filing a petition with the court to open the 

estate; preparing an inventory of estate assets to be distributed 

to interested parties; publishing one notice for 

creditors and filing a closing statement with the court. 

These steps are required of lawyers handling an estate 

under the state's present probate law The revisions, in 

both cases, would make it possible for the average person 

to go it alone without a lawyer's representation 

There are other matters than the issue of court supper 

vision, though 

BONDING, which protects heirs in cases of illegal law 

practices (like the lawyer skipping town with the 

estate), is jeopardized under both versions Administratos 

in "unsupervised" probate would f\oi be required 

to bond 

But probate lawyers wonder even if bond were 

required of independent probaters, will bonding com 

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individuals? 

The Oakland County Bar Association is against the 

revisions. Michael Zipser, a member.of a Farmington 

Hills law firm, said, "The bar association is opposed 

because the supervision the probate court provides is 

important. If the wife is the only one who receives the 

property and no one objects, then maybe it's not a bad 

situation." 

However, proponents of the Senate version argue that 

the probate judges and lawyers are only acting in their 

own selfish interests when they oppose a move to "unsupervised" 

probate 

"YOU'RE NOT going to find a lot of probate judges 

and lawyers in approval of oui" bill," said Michael Zagaroli, 

a legislative aide to Sen Anthony Derezinski (D- 

Muskegon), a sponsor of the senate bill 

"Any probate reform, especially SB 12, that makes it 

College News 

OAKLAND GRADS 

Four residents who recaitly earned 

degrees a Oakland University, Kochester, 

are: Judith K. Humberger of 

Meadowlake, Canton, has earned an 

MAT in elementary education; Alice 

J. Chrenko of Brookline, Plymouth, 

MAT in reading; Gayle Fountain of 

Greenbnar, Plymouth. MAT in reading; 

and Diane Iâcharite of Arlington, 

Canton, an MA in guidance and 

counseling 

ELIZABETH M. MOEHLE 

Elizabeth M. Moehle of Plymouth 

has been named to the dean's list for 

the summer quarter at Kalamazoo 

College for achieving a grade paint 

average of better than 3 5 She is a 

member of the Class of 1979 

CAROL STONE 

Carol Stone, daughter of Mr and 

Mrs. Richard Stone • of Linden. 

Plymouth, was amongst the performers 

in the fall concert of the 

Treble Choir on Nov, 20 at Western 

Michigan University. 

PRESIDENTIAL AWARDS 

Two Plymouth residents who have 

been awarded the Presidential Awards 

for 1977-78 academic year at EMU are 

Robert Farasakian of Willowbrook and 

William Schultz of IXigwood The 

honor is given to current undergraduate 

students and new freshmen 

who have a recognized outstanding talent 

in a curriculunvrelated field 

MARY K. CLAUSER 

Mary K. Clauser of Camelia Drive, 

Canton, recently graduated with a 

BGS degree from Oakland University. 

Rochester 

easier to probate, works against their interests It takes 

away business from the legal community, there's no 

doubt about it. 

"There's no doubt that when you streamline probate, 

you run the risk of fraud Tough probate laws are 

designed to minimize fraud But there's more than one 

way to skin a cat." 

"Experts agree," he said, " you can have a much sim 

pier probate process and minimize or eliminate the risk 

of fraud " He did not say who the experts are 

Zagaroli said that in the instance of a contested estate, 

the probate code could still provide strong procedures to 

insure that all sides are heard by a court 

Adding to the uncertainty and conflicts surrounding 

the two revision proposals are the matters of inheritance 

taxes and other special provisions of the senate bill 

STEPHEN R HARRIS 

.Stephen R. Harris, son of Mr and 

Mrs. R. Harris of Tennyson, 

Plymouth, was among the new members 

of Michigan State University's 

Spartan Marching Band this fall He is 

a sophomore at MSU on a pre-dental 

program, and a 1976 graduate of 

Thurston High in Bedford 

STEVEN C ABA DAS 

Steven Cabadas of Plymouth collected 

one of five speakers awards 

during Western Michigan University's 

debate team's 9-3 win-loss record at 

the Michigan Intercollegiate Speech 

League's debate tourney held in early 

November at Central Michigan. 

Cabadas. son of Mr and Mrs Eugene 

Cabadas of Nantucket, Plymouth, 

received a superior citation by tying 

for third place speakers position . 

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BAND SPECTACULAR 

Four Plymouth residents participated, 

in the annual Band Spectacular 

held 'in mid-NoVember at Western 

Michigan University, Kalamazoo Two 

symphonic bands, the jazz lab band, 

and the Bronco Marching Band were 

on stage for the event. Plymouth residents 

participating in the event were 

Mark Stamper, Steve Hawkins, Jill 

Bask ins and David Vaughn. 

WILLIAM MURPHY 

William Murphy, son of Mr and 

Mrs William Murphy, Plymouth, has 

enrolled as a freshman at Asbury College. 

Wilmorc, Ken Murphy is a prelaw 

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Even under "unsupervised" probate, the administrator 

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and the state inheritance tax. The gross estate, including 

jill assets held jointly, is subject to the federal estate 

tax The state inheritance tax. meanwhile, covers only 

those assets that pass through probate 

Life insurance and jointly-owned property ;irc 

exempted from the state tax 

Boehm pointed to a specific provision of the senate bill 

which he said will be "detrimental to old poeple 

He contended that under SB 12 someone interested in 

the estate could ask that a guardian be appointed for an 

elderly primary heir l 

"They could have a guardian appointed because of 

their age." he said, " just because they think you re too 

old to handle your own property " 

Rotary, gift to fund 

llie Plymouth Community Fund received some help in its 1977 

campaign recently with the presentation of a check for $600 from the 

Rotary Club of Plymouth. Dan UBIond, fund chairman, accepted the 

check from Arnie Williams, chairman of the Rotary Foundation The 

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A new course to help individuals 

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to attend. 

Tlx- course emphasis will be to provide 

methods for helping parents and 

other adults work with children at 

home and m tlie community Basic 

background and current information 

concerning the term "learning disabilities" 

will be explored. Current 

educational procedures will also be 

discussed, as will how to obtain needed 

services 

Available resource books and period 

icals along with helpful professional 

organizations such as the Michigan 

Association for Children w r ith learning 

Disabilities iMACLD) will be covered 

Ms. Swanson is a special education 

teacher with the Livonia School District 

She is a registered nurse and 

holds a bachelor of arts degree from 

Klmhurst College in Illinois and a 

master of arts degree from Fast em 

vitlichigan I'niversitv 

V 

Tuition for the eight-week course is 

$15 50 Non-residents of the college district 

pay $26 Course materials will 

cost an additional $.150. 

Registration or further information 

may be obtained by calling the Schoolcraft 

continuing education office at 

591 >91 -WlX). -64ft). ext. 404. 

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Thursday, December 1, 1977 I

14A(P.C) Thursday, December 1, 1977 

iSN'T CHRISTMAS 

SHOPPING FUN? 

^ Si / 

When else do your feet ache so much The stores are out ot everything you're 

looking tor Every kids toy is at least $40 or so it seems You can't think ot 

anything to buy tor Uncle Matt, because he already has everything No sales clerk 

is in sight and ^you have 1Q items to pay tor in three minutes before clos,.^ time 

Take a Christrrfas Shopping break at Perkins We'll supply our famous bottomless 

cup of coffee, or a hot chocolate and a piece of hot pie or our dessert French 

Crepe for just 

Thursday 

Friday 

Monday 

Tuesday 

Wednesday 

>» 

Thru 

Christmas 

Dinner Dollar Savers 

Rib Eye Steak 

Fresh Battered Atlantic Perch 

Chinook Salmon Patties 

Prime Rib Dinner 

Spaghetti Dinner 

DRUM SBTS 

From 

$15Q95 

SNARE DRUMS 

$ 4 9 9 5 

TAMBOURINE 

$795 

BAND 

INSTRUMENTS 

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501 S. Wayne Rd. 

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Open 24 Hours 

Mon. - Sat. 

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New and USED 

Free Lessons & Delivery 

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$3995 

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FT-120 $ 79 9 5 (j 

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An aerson music 

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BIG-MUFF FUZZ $3395 

BONGO KITS 

$-|2 

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Mon.-Fri. 9:30-9 00 Sat. 9:30-6:00 Sun. 12 5-.00 

798 Penniman Avenue 

Downtown Plymouth 

Across from Kellogg Park 

FREE PARKING 

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Are more folks singing early retirement blues? 

Are Americans retiring earlier and 

enjoying their retirement less 9 

Some evidence in support of these 

conclusions has been reported by Rich 

ard Barfield and James N Mo*«an of 

the University of Michigan's Survey 

Research Center (SRC) 

The/K study of individual retirement 

planning, ongoing since 1966, reveals 

that more Americans are planning 

early retirement now than were a decade 

ago, largely because of improved 

financial prospects 

The study also found that retirees 

expressed more dissatisfaction with 

their life since retirement than they 

had eight to 10 years earlier. The 

researchers say they suspect the dissatisfaction 

is due largely to widespread 

health problems and the high 

rates of inflation in recent years 

Barfield and Morgan say that a 

majority of men and women now 

retire before age 65, in part because 

Social Security benefits are available 

after age 60 or 62, and because many 

private pension plans have early 

retirement provisions which make it 

East gets 

new trees 

Three new maples are adorning the 

grounds of East Middle School of 

Plymouth-Canton Community Schools 

The trees were purchased and planted 

by students, teachers and the East 

ITSO to beautify the buMn^ entrance 

and symbolize the/unity between students. 

teachers ano\m rents 

Funds for the two -mnison maj 

;ind one scarlett maple Wrt-dtfrtated 

by the teachers, students and PTSO 

Linda LaLonde, teacher at East 

Middle, was in charge of the project 

The trees were planted Nov 16 

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financially feasible to leave work 

before the traditional age, 65 

The latest SRC study of individual 

retirement plans (1976) revealed that 

40 per cent of working family £ieads. 

aged 35 to 63, planned to retire before 

age 65 Of those between 35 and 59, one 

out of four planned to retire before age 

62 Both proportions were somewhat 

higher than any reported in the preceding 

decade 

Finances continue to be a major consideration 

in early retirement decisions, 

the study notes. Responsibility 

for children and mortgage payments 

tend to inhibit early retirement, while 

higher current income, availability of 

private pension funds to supplement 

Social Security, and ability to estimate 

retirement income encourage early 

retirement 

The researchers found much greater 

uncertainty about details of expected 

retirement income in 1976 than in earlier 

studies and suggested that it may 

be due in part to current public controversy 

about undependable private 

pensions 

Higher incomes appear to entourage 

wives to retire early, while an important 

incentive to husbands is haying 

more than one private pension 

resource. • 

Very low income also correlated 

with plans for early retirement Barfield 

and Morgan theorize that such 

low income may reflect long-term 

employment difficulties, leading to 

plans to escape into early retirement, 

affording a low, but at least stable, 

income. 

Marital status also was associated 

1 with plans for early retirement Single 

men and* to some .extent, single 

women both were more likely to plan 

on retiring early than were married 

men, with or without working wives. 

Age apears the single most important 

factor in early retirement planning 

Ten years ago the proportion of 

people expecting to retire early 

decreased steadily as age increased 

In 1976, however, people near age 55 

were more likely to plan early retire 

ment than were some younger people 

Barfield and Morgan suggest that 

these attitude differences reflect different 

historical experiences: "People 

55 years old today were in the labor 

market after the Great Depression and 

World War II and got secure jobs 

before the baby boom and the large 

number of women in the market 

increased competition for jobs and 

advancement; they had a chance to 

accumulate savings and retirement 

equities before inflation made, it difficult; 

and many were receiving substantial 

wage increases while 

unemployment was hitting younger, 

older, and less educated groups." 

Further research, they add, will be 

necessary to see whether a given generation's 

economic history continues 

to influence retirement planning 

In the latest study, retirees 

expressed more dissatisfaction with 

their lives since retirement than they 

had eight to 10 years earlier Although 

the small scale of the investigation 

precludes full understanding of this 

apparent trend, the researchers sus 

pect that it is due largely to widespread 

health problems reported in 

1976 and the high rates of inflation in 

recent years 

Among the factors, identified by ear 

lier studies as contributing to satisfaction 

jWith retired life are finding 

retired life as expected retiring as 

planned rather than becaue of health 

or disability; enjoying good health, 

having a retirement income of/at least 

60 fcr cent of 'pre-retirement/income, 

suffering no unexpected savings 

decrease; and enjoying a standard of 

living equivalent to that before retirement. 

Respondents also indicated sat 

isfaction with greater involvement 

with volunteer, social, and leisure 

activities 

Puppet show slated Dec. 9 

[ Chicago's Melikin Puppet Theatre 

will use giant hand puppets to tell the 

classic story of "The Night Before 

Christmas" for youngsters kindergarten 

through fifth grade at 10 a.m. and 

1 30t> m/Friday, Dec. 9, at Miller Elementary 

School. 

Presented in cooperation with the 

Detroit Institute of Arts Detroit Youtheatre. 

the Melikin Puppets have 

been touring throughout Michigan 

since 1969 They recently were invited 

to perform for the National Festival of 

Puppeteers of America in California. 

The Melikins have performed classictales 

especially designed for young 

audiences throughout the midwest. 

Detroit Youtheatre performances have 

included "The Ix-gend of Sleepy Hollow." 

"A*Christmas Carol," "Aesop's 

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464 0766 

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Utility pricing 

may be changed 

By MICHAEL MATUSZEWSK1 

How far would you go to cut your 

monthly electricity bill'.' Would you put 

off using your electric dishwasher or 

washer and drier until after 9 p.m.? 

Proposals now before Congress and 

test programs some electricity producers 

might result in a change in the 

charges for electricity which would 

make waiting worth your while. 

There are two types of electricity— 

the expensive, that which is produced 

during heavy use penods; and the less 

expensive, produced at night by the 

most efficient generators 

President Jimmy Carter, among 

others, favors restructuring the utility 

rates It ideally would mean lower 

rates for consumers who put off their 

electricity usage until non-peak use 

hours 

The proposed rate system would 

function much like the Bell System's 

rate structure for long distance phone 

calls 

"If a local resident places a call to 

Denver at 4!«) p m and talks for three 

minutes, he owes the telephone company 

$1 24 But if he can wait a half 

hour, placing the call at 5 p.m.. the 

same conversation will cost him only 

HI cents -a 35 per cent reduction,' 

illustrated Charles Warren, director of 

the I' S Knvironmental Protection 

Agency 

"CUSTOMERS LIKE the system for 

obvious reasons," he said "The telephone 

company likes it because this 

shifting of calls from the peak daytime 

hours to off peak evenings allows 

it to handle more business without 

installing more equipment 

Warren, who spoke earlier this 

month at a University of Michigansponsored 

energy conference, said. 

"Current rates offer no incentives to 

shift to off peak hours But if home 

owners knew that electricity were 

cheaper after 9 p m . they might delay 

some appliance use until then. 

"Commercial users." he added, 

might, reduce daytime lighting, keep 

a stingier eye on air-conditioning, or 

shift some production to off-peak 

hours " 

WHILE WARREN contends individual 

residential savings might be considerable, 

some industry representatives 

say that, in fact, they would be 

negligible 

The Wisconsin Electric Power Co.. 

which serves approximatelyfiOO.OOO 

residential customers in Milwaukee 

and southeastern Wisconsin, has made 

the transition to time-of day pricing 

The first phase of its conversion 

included having only 475 of its largest 

residential customers going directly 

onto the time-of-day rate structure. 

"For most of our customers it really 

isn't practical to go to time-of-day 

use," said Dennis Kois, spokesman for 

Wisconsin Electric Power. Most of the 

company's residential customers 

would save enough to even cover the 

monthly $2 ,50 charge for the special 

meter which must be used 

"After a two-year test we discovered 

that it wasn't until you got into some 

very untypical usages that there were 

substantial • savings Maybe if somebody 

weren't home throughout the 

day. but was home at night.' he said 

ule to better reflect its revenue picture 

Under the new structure, Kois said. 

customers would be given the opportunity 

to change their patterns for using' 

electricity, but they would not be 

forced to change. 

"If they do not alter their usage pattern, 

the increase in their monthly 

bills would be no more than six per 

cent," Kois said. I 

Under this system, though, po speJ 

cial meters would be installed to, 

measure the amounts of electricity 

used during the on- and. off-peak 

periods. 

ANOTHER WISCONSIN company, 

the Madison based Wisconsin Power 

and Light, made 1 the transitio8 to timeof-day 

pricing in January. While the 

new rate system affects only its industrial 

customers, the savings have been 

dramatic. 

Wisconsin Power and Light's largest 

customer. Kohler Co.. has saved an 

estimated $464,000 on its annual electric 

bill. It achieved these savings by 

moving 250 foundry workers to the 10 

p.m. to 6:30 a.m. shift to increase its 

off-peak usage and cut the peak-hour 

consuption 

IN MICHIGAN, Consumers Power 

Co., which serves most of the metropolitan 

area outside the City of 

IXtroit, has begun testing the time-of 

day cancept 

It lias established special time-ofday 

rates and installed special metering 

systems for 755 homes, farms, 

commercial establishments and 

industries in its service area across 

the state The experiment was proposed 

in March but did not become 

operational until the summer. The pro 

gram was designed as a two-year 

study so preliminary results will not 

be available until at least next summer. 

Michael Blombach, a spokesman for 

Cosumers Power, said the idea of 

time-of-day pricing is not a new one. It 

lias been in use for years, he said, but 

has been limited primarily to industrial 

customers who use large, concentrated 

amounts of electrical power. 

Others, including the president, contend 

that this has not been the case. 

Instead, they say utility companies 

offer industrial users cut rates to promote 

electricity usage. 

Adolescent 

panel set 

"Understanding Adolescent Behavior" 

is the topic of a panel discussion 

to begin 7 p.m. Dec 7 in the Little Theater 

of Plymouth Canton High School 

The program is being sponsored by 

the Student Service Center at the Cen 

tennial Educational Park of Plymouth- 

Canton Community Schools. 

Five Plymouth Canton High students 

participating will be Tammy Parker, 

Frank Kellog, Pam McGarry, Dave 

Tanner, and Tina Decker. 

On Dec. 15 the Student Service Center 

will sponsor another program for 

the community, this one in the upper 

auditorium (Room 2803) of Plymouth 

Salem High Co-sponsor of the pro 

grani on "Alcohol and Driving Safety" 

is Plymouth Family Services. 

Walter Kowalczyk, department of 

highway safety, and Ray Hillen, director 

of Catholic Youth Organization, 

will be speakers. The program will 

include a demonstration of the effect 

of alcohol 

EVENING 

MEDICAL CARE,Re 

AFTER HOURS MEDICAL CARE 

FOR TREATMENT OF ILLNESS, 

INJURIES AND MINOR EMERGENCIES 

OPEN 7 DAYS 

A WKEK > 

s Monday Sat. 5 p.m. to 10 p^ti. Sunday and Holidays Noon 5 p.Vn. 

LJ We will he cloned Chrintmas Eve, Chrintmas Day, and New Year's Eve. 

CANTON PROFESSIONAL PARK 

8552 IN. Ilanton Center Rd. 

Canton Township, Mi. 48187 

455-4040 

NOTICE TO BIDDERS 

CITY OF PLYMOUTH, 

MICHIGAN 

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

HP to 2 00 P.M., E S T.. Wednesday, December 14, 1977, for the following 

1964 American LaFrance 750 GPM Pumper FIRE TRUCK - Invader 

Model, V 12 cylinder, 215 horsepower, 300 gallon booster tank Min 

imum bid $1200 

H* Commission reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids, in whole or in 

part, and to waive any irregularities. Address bids to: 

Paul V Brumfield 

City Clerk 

201 S. Main Street 

Plymouth, Michigan 48170 

in a sealed envelope bearing the inscription "BID FOR FIRE TRUCK." 

Publish December I, l»?7 

PAUL V. BRUMFIELD, City Clerk 

a 

I 

Math scholars honored 

Students who have excelled in mathematics 

school career were honored recently with prizes 

\ 

diiring ^heir high 

fpr their perform- 

ance in the Michigan Mathematic Scholarship competition. Plymouth 

Centennial Educational Park math test winners are: (from left) Mike 

Etienne, Steve Horton and Kevin O'Connor. Now present was Kevin 

Price. (Staff photo) 

PiJjS 

Featuring A Large Selection Of Unique 

And U anted ('hristmas (rifts 

-v * 

friendly (Jerks •Open evenings 

•Lots Of Nearby free Parking 

DAILY 

Saturday & Sunday 

Cobbler's Corner 

104 f MAIN 

Bedspread Place 

341 C MAIN 

Black's jJardware 

117 E MAIN 

YOl COlLDllI\ 

UP TO '825.00 / V 

CHRIST)! IS DOLL IRS' 

I THAI SPl ND I IKI (ASM I OH CMKISIMAS) , —T 

SANTA'S HOURS 

Visiting Stores 

N4 lu 5 p m 

l\jj( I p.m. 

Starting Monday. November 28th 

At Pel's Shoes 

5 to 8 p in 

I to 5 p.m 

Northville Merchants 

Christmas Dollars 

arc woilli S I 00 in merchandise or 

service .it .ill nartnipatiru! More 

TTiunidaj^Dec ember 1, 1977 I PC) ISA 

Business Briefs 

CHARLES E. REPP 

Charles Repp of Plymouth is cur 

rently enrolled is the Stanford .Sloan 

Program—a nine-month general man 

agement course at Stanford's Graduate 

School of Business.' 

Repp is among 42 mid-career Stan 

ford Sloan Exeuctive Fellows who are 

middle managers, average age 35, 

with about 10 years of management 

experience They all are rated by their 

employers as having high potential for 

early entry into senior-level manage 

merit 

Depp is manager of vehicle programs 

in the Vehicle Design Engineer 

ing Office of Ford Motor Co. in Dear 

born 

The students follpw a curriculum 

which includes 11 courses in management 

subjects plus, special seminars 

with top management executives^'!nd 

humanities lectures. '11*' students also 

have a choice of four elective courses 

taught elsewhere in the business 

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Complete Locksmith Service 

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• DOOR CLOSERS & SAFES 

• KEYS MADE, CHANGED, 

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school Highlight of the program is an 

eight day field tnp to meet top execu 

lives legislators, and high government 

officials in New York ;ind Washington 

DC 

Upon successful completion of the 

nine month program, graduates 

receive a master of science degree in 

management Employing organiza 

tions pay tor the employees 

excuses—more than $10.000—and con 

tinue their salaries 

BR I C E W EDW ARDS 

Bruce lyl wards of Plymouth has 

received fthe outstanding alumni 

award foryie class of 1972 of Northwood 

Instil lie Midland 

The y>*rrd is made on the basis of 

l*Tjjt+rtal and career achievement and 

(•(Immunity involvement A native of 

Ann Arbor, Edwards is coordinator of 

research and urogram development 

lor the Buick Motor Division of General 

Motors Corporation He joined 

Buick slmrtly after graduation in 1972 

^tdwn Loasnrm 

Vnother (rood Reason 

in Shot 

in North^dUj 

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Hours: Mon. thru Fri 9-5:30; Sat 9-2 00 

Keuislei lot Christmas Dollars ,ii am parlicip/tinj- nu 

haul No purchase IN neeess.it> Selection of Ayinnerv ui 

he held Monday December 5 ami Monday Dcccmli 

\ ou need not lie present to win Winners will h, nmilicd 

\ll < hristmas Dollars miM he spent In Dcicmher 1 I I 

•Register At These Stores While You Slioj 

D & C Store 

'Hi MAIN 

Del's Shoes 

•S3€ MAIN 

Edie's 

THE GlFTSMOe 

'15 E MAIN 

Brader's Department Store Ely True Value Hardware 

141 T MAIN "6 N CENTER 

Claire Kelly Fashions IV Seasons 

U9E MAIN 

Freydl's Men's & Ladies' Wear 

112 8. 118 E MAIN 

Yankee Carpenter & 

Green's Creative Home Center 

107 N CENTS ft 

John's Meat Market 

toa I MAIN 

Lapham's Men's Shop 

120 E MAIN 

Little People Shoppe 

V s ^ 

fb 

H 

Long's. Fancy Bath Boutique EtCetera Shop 

1M E MAIN 

The Marquis 

Noder's Jewelry 

101 E MAIN 

Northville Camera 

II« N. CIHTI R 

Northville Sporting Goods 

148 MARY ALEXANDER COURT 

10*11 LIVlL NO!TMVILLI tOUARI 

Spinning Wheel Fabrics 

146 E MAIN 

Summit Gifts 

1?4t MAIN 

Sunflower Shop 

Village Needlepoint 

150 MARY ALEXANDER COURT 

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l2D(Wb)(P,C-16A> Thursday, December 1, 1977 

DETROI 

REDWlH 

tK 

Hockey fans -it's time to score again with Olympia 

Stadium and your local Observer & Eccentric. Every 

Monday and Thursday, 5 pairs of reserved seat tickets to 

see the Red Wings will be given away through the pages of 

The Observer & Eccentric. 

For your chance at a free ticket goal, all you have to do is send a 

post card with your name and address, including your zip code, to 

RED WINGS TICKETS, The Observer & Eccentric Newspapers, 

36251 Schoolcraft Road, Livonia, Ml 48150. 

The Observer & Eccentric will then pick names for winners from your 

entries. Some weeks, additional post card winners will be chosen 

for other Olympia events. When your name appears as a winner!, 

in our classified section, call 261-8600, ext. 209 to claim your 

tickets. Monday winners must call by 5 p.m. Tuesday and 

Thursday winners must call by 5 p.m. Friday. Tickets will 

be sent to winners through the mail well in advance of the game. 

(Sorry, no substitutions.) 

G 

ENTER TODAY—THEN WATCH THE CLASSIFIED 

PAGES OF THIS NEWSPAPER BEGINNING 

MONDAY, OCTOBER 17. FIND YOUR NAME AND WIN! 

1 

Also presented by Olympia this year - • - 

SHIPSTADS AND JOHNSON 

ICE SOLLIES 

November 29 - December 4, 1977 

BUFFALO BILL'S 

WILD WEST SHOW 

\ / 

(State Fair Coliseum) 

December 28-31, 1977 

1 

\ 

GREAT LAKES INVITATIONAL 

COLLEGE HOCKEY TOUR 

December 28 - 29, 1977 

ICE CJAPADES 

March 14, 21, 1978 

HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS 

t ' (Cobo Arena) 

March 25, 1978 

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THESE OLYMPIA EVENTS, CALL THE BOX OFFICE AT 895-7000 

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DIAL CLASSIFIED DIRECT-644-1070 IN OAKLAND COUNTY -522-0900 IN WAYNE COUNTY -852-3222 IN ROCHESTER/A VON TWP. 

sr.: 

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Cleared for progress 

The old house on the corner of Mill and Main Streets ain't what it 

used to be In fact, it's gone It was torn down last week to make 

room for eight new condominiums which are planned for the site. 

"The plans for the condominiums look good," said Edward Talbot, 

city building inspector. "I think they'll be pleasing to the eye and an 

asset to the city." Although the property has been cleared and rougfi 

graded, Talbot said the actual construction won't begin until sometime 

next spring. (Staff photos by Gary Caskey) 

Moonlight Madness Sale 

One Day Only 

Friday, Dec. 2nd til 12 p.m. 

$ 5 00 OFF Colorado comfort 

parka with hood 

Colorado comfort ski jackets 

Reg. $60.00 , 

Now $ 54 95 

1 /2 OFF ski caps—all wool 

Down vests by 

Sub Zero Red. $35.00 Q 

NOW $ 23 95 Ann Arbor • 665-3888 

Christmas Hours 10-9 Daily «Sat 10-5 30 

FAMILY RESTAURANT 

GREEK AND AMERICAN FOOD 

• Shish Kebob Mousaka 

• Souvlaki • Pastitsio 

• Stuffed Grape Leaves 

Daily Luncheon Specials 

Serving Breakfast 7 Days 

Senior Citizens 15% Discount 

CYPRUS GARDENS 

5830 SHELDON RD. 

Carry olut, 

Complete 

Dinners 

to go 

; 

i 

SMILE 

AND THE 

WORLD 

SMILES 

WITH YOU 

i; 

Looking for a 

tailoring shop? 

Weight watchers or meticulous 

dressers, Lapham's 

has a complete 

alteration department 

ready to serve you. Personal 

fittings for both 

men and women. 

LAPHAM'S 

349-3677 

NORTHVILLE 

Open Thurs. & Fri. 

9 a.m. to 9 p.m. 

Mon.-Tues.-Wed. Sat. 9 6 

Now at Copper Rivet 

FEDERAL 

THiraday, December 1. 1977 I'.C 117A 

My posr ^ • war. 

7f% C£BJir/CA1t M6S ACCOUNT 

AHb f i*L4-MA'fV*£ AT ABOUT 

Our high-interest certificate savings accounts 

help you earn extra money by waiting. 

Pretend it's six years from now. 

You jo to your desk drawer and look at the six-year certificate 

savings account you (fcêned back in 1977. Remember the $1,000 you 

took to First Federal Savings of Detroit 9 Well, now it's Si ,584.00 And all 

you had to do to get that additional $584.00 was wait 

Of course, if you'd rather pretend it's four years from now, or 

two and a half, or even just one, we can show you plans that still will 

turn your money into more than you might have thought poss'ble 

j. And remember, too, that you can have certificate savings accounts 

in addition to your regular savings account (which earns 5 v 4°o 

per year daily interest, paid and compounded quarterly). In fact, 

that's how many people get the money to open a certificate 

savings account. They save for it. 

What's more, at First Federal, certificate savings accounts can 

/ entitle you to a number of special services, many not 

available anywhere else. We think you should know about these 

things because we know that money is important for you 

Typfe of 

Account 

One-Year 

Certificate' 

2 1 /?-Year 

Certificate' 

4-Year 

Certificate' 

6-Year 

Certificate' 

Minimum 

Amount 

certilicate savings accounts 

CHRISTMAS EXTRA 

A 3-piece Corduroy 

suit at a very 

special price! 

$ 6 5 0 0 

Regular $80.00 

Just in time for that special gift for that 

special someone or just for yourself. It's 

one of the best prices around on a 3- 

piece vested corduroy suit. Styled in 

classic elegance. A great dress Up look 

or for comfortable casual wear. A gift 

that's sure to please. Available in rich 

looking fashion shades. Sizes 38 to 46. 

Prices good thru Saturday December 10, 1977 

* At this special savings there will 

be a slight charge for alterations. 

• BankAmericard and Master Charge welcome 

• Free gift wrapping • Layaway 

So don't wait to find ou't. 

We know what money Is for. 

Annual 

Rate 

Effective 

Annual Rate 

$1,000 6%% 6.66% 

« 

$1,000 6%% 6.92% 

$1.000 7%% 7.71% 

$1,000 7%% 7.98% 

How and 

When Paid 

Paid and compounded 

quarterly. 


quarterly 


quarterly 


quarterly. 

First Federal Savings of Detroit 

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editorial opinion 

Grad critique of CEP 

laments lack of 'basics' 

If you think students don't know what's good for 

them, think again. Survey results just announced 

show that students, assessing the shortcomings of 

their educational experience, come up with very 

similar answers as educators. 

That is borne out in a survey of 1976-seniors who 

graduated from Plymouth-Canton Community 

Schools—about 120 students now attending six colleges 

and universities. Their answers are revealing. 

Before looking at the results, though, we should 

keep in mind that the 120 young people are now in 

their first year of formal college academic training 

Their measurement of high school is basid on 

a, personal evaluation of their success or failure as 

cpllege freshmen. There are no answers from 

graduating seniors who didn't attend college 

BIT LOOKING AT the college freshmen, we 

find that 60 per cent felt high school at the 

Plymouth Centennial Educational Park (CEP) had 

prepared them adequately for college level work. 

Almost one-third, though, felt they could have 

used more Knglish in high school. Significant numbers 

also felt they would have benefited from more 

required courses and felt there was a lack of depth 

in their high school courses. 

A lesson learned 

Kick in 1%9 when the new Wayne County Board 

ol Commissioners was being organized, there 

developed a major issue over whether the 27 board 

members should Ik- full-time or part time policy 

milkers The answer would determine the sizes of 

their salaries 

lhe l*>ard went into a secret session that wasn't 

even held in Wayne County, and they called it a 

Democratic caucus because all but one or two 

commissioners were of that party 

I'he upshot was that commissioners secretly 

worked out a deal that gave them nearly full-time 

jobs and big salaries 

We thought the state had learned a lesson, and 

when the 1977 Open Meetings Act went into effect, 

partisan caucuses of county boards were covered 

But the advocates of secrecy got to work and 

feceiitIn pushed HB 4707 through the Michigan 

legislature to exempt party caucuses from the 

"Sunshine Liw 

It (iv Milliken signs it. the Wayne County 

board along with 30 other county boards overwhelmingly 

or totally dominated by one party— 

;will be able to make its biggest decisions in secret, 

.'going public only long enough to rubber-stamp the 

;secret deliberations of a caucus. 

We urge (iov Milliken to veto HB 4707 and our 

local legislators to uphold the veto 

M avor ducks out 

When asked which subject helped them the most 

in college, a third answered math, 16 per cent 

selected science and 17 per cent English 

When asked what improvements they'd make in 

their high school experience, almost one-third said 

they wish there had been more college preparatory 

courses Some 27 per cent desired more in 

depth writing courses with emphasis on basics 

such as grammar, punctuation and vocabulary, 

and more English required 

When asked what advice they would give to students 

in high school, the three overwhelming 

answers w£re: take all the college prep subjects 

you can; take math,and English —have firm knowledge 

of how to read and write; and learn to study. 

THESE ANSWERS ARE even more interesting 

when compared to the summary observations of 

the guidance and counselling department at the 

CEP. 

"Despite the fact that we required three years of 

English, our graduates were quite vociferous 

about their lack of reading and writing skills and 

reasons for this deficiency: some were not aware 

that they did not have the requisite writing skills 

for college level work; some chose not I to take the 

higher phase English; some did not heed warnings 

to take additional English beyond the minimum, 

especially if it was clear (i'.e., grades, ACT scores) 

that they needed this extra preparation; many felt 

that much more emphasis on basic skills should be 

stressed—in all classes and throughout the four 

years." 

The first thing the survey findings suggest is 

that it's very easy to be objective and constructively 

critical when your high school career is 

over. * 

Secondly, there's some truth in the saying 'You 

can lead a horse to water but you can't make him 

drink." 

Third, "Ve get too soon oldt and too late 

schmardt." 

Finally, there is value in continuing to examine 

very closely the performance of public schools in 

building reading* writing and arithmetic skills. 

And that examination must go beyond the assessment 

and testing stage and enter the heart of curriculum—are 

we really imparting the knowledge 

our classes are designed to impart? 

Again, however, we must recognize that these 

answers are from '76 seniors now in college. We 

have not heard the answers of '76 graduates in the 

work field, or the answers of dropouts who 

couldn't find a niche in the system. We also need to 

hear their answers while assessing our educational 

goals and accomplishments. 

Young's one-way streets 

Metropolitan Fund, rhe southeast Michigan 

research and education foundation, has a faseinat 

ing annual meeting I he business end—approval of 

minutes, budget and officers— is handled with a 

swish of the gavel and prompt "ayes " 

It s the main speech and the get-togethers after 

wards ot merchant princes, industrialists, union 

.chieftains, and politicians from several counties 

• that makes the. MF gathering fascinating 

MT is the outfit that spawned, bankrolled and 

provided early staffing for the Transportation and 

Lirid t'se Study, the council of governments. New 

Detroit and the regional transportation authority, 

as well as provocative discussions of "new towns" 

and regional governance. 

If you equate MF with regionalism, you've got it 

THIS YEAR'S speaker was a man who admittedly 

regards Metro Fund with a certain amount 

ot well justified suspicion. Mayor Coleman A. 

Young of provincial Detroit. 

; It was good that Young finally got around to 

speak to such a body with so many persons who 

ha •• such impact on Detroit and the rest of the 

region and it was good that Young could quip, 

Now that l'n\ one of you . " to much laughter! 

It was bad that it took him four years to get 

around to it. 

What he said showed little statesmanship. 

In the same way he saw decentralization of 

' industry as a union busting plot," Young viewed 

urban freeways as an invitation to people to 

(krentrali/e— a bad thing to him. 

He saw no need for a regional government system 

to sell water because Detroit could do it As 

far as governing the Detroit Water Board is concerned 

I say one gallon, one vote, and how many 

gallons you guys got '" 

Young thought that was pretty funny, ignoring 

the fact that Detroit is getting its water from Port 

Huron these days, and further ignoring the fact 

that suburbanites can let their factory smoke blow 

into Detroit and let their sewage drain down hill to 

Detroit, if they choose. 

U ir present system of one city of 1.3 million con- 

A Division 

of 

Suburban Communications 

Corporation 

Philip H Power 

Choimion ol the 8oord 

Richard D Aginian 

Pr»ndant 

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trolling the water supply of a region of three million 

is plainly crazy, and Young intends to keep it 

that way 

YOUNG REWROTE history, professing to see a 

"traditional American value in very local government. 

One could have referred him to the Federalist 

Papers Nos. 34 (Hamilton) and 39 (Madison) 

to show that unity is the name of the game when it 

comes to finding strength to solve big problems 

Young plainly has contempt for SEMTA, the 

transportation authority. Of the $600 million the 

federal government promised SEMTA. he said 

The City of Detroit was the impetus for that 

$600 million It was for the city, not to be spread 

all over the region." In other words, it's OK to col 

lect taxes "all over the region" to build a rapid 

transit system, but all the money and all the private 

investment associated with it are to go inside 

Detroit, in Young's view His raging selfishness 

boggles.the mind 

After Young spoke. Kent Mathewson. MF president. 

made a brief report in which he referred to 

the real city.j By this he meant the entire, interrelated. 

urbanized area of southeast Michigan 

Only when one thinks of this "real city" can one 

begin to wrestle with the problems. 

But Young didn't hear Mathewson. Young didn't 

hear what the rest of us had to say about his narrow 

views of water and sewers and transportation 

For as soon as he was done speaking. Young and 

lus entourage walked out of the room Communication 

to him is a one-way street, with theAwords 

flowing outward Cooperation to him is another 

one-way street, with the money coming inward. 

Canton flDterUer 

Craig Piechura 

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A freeway in the Schoolcraft corridor, opened last week, has been a vision in western Wavne County t or 

a lull 25 years. The Stroller reveals (Staff photo) 

KXjAR 

Years ago when the Stroller was a kid' in short 

|>ants and experiencing his first exposure to what 

the Pennsylvania Dutch called -'book learning.' he 

was handed a book which was designed to aid him 

in writing. 

It, was what the teachers called a "copy book. 

It was abodt the size of a letter head At the top of 

each page was a famous statement, and tie 

remainder of the sheet was just a series of lines 

We were told to copy these sayings in as nice a 

Spencenan hand as we could And we would be 

graded on how' close we came to matching them 

Among these model sayings that come to mind 

are 

He who runs may read. 

The wheels of the gods grind slowly 

"Make haste slowly." 

TWO OF THESE came to mind the other morn 

mg when the State Highway Commission officially 

opened the Jeffries Freeway through Detroit. Redford 

Township and Livonia. It will connect with the 

coming M-14 Freeway atdlaggerty Road and con 

tinue to Ann Arbor and points west. 

The one that caused the Stroller to smile said. 

"The wheels of the gods grind slowly." He smiled 

because back in the days whenlhe was copying 

that line in his school book, nobody in Pennsylvania 

ever had heard of the Michigan Highway Commission 

If they had. it is just possible that it would 

have been given the line in the school books For 

nothing the Stroller has seen compares with the 

irecord of tlx* highway lads in the building of the 

road that now cuts through the heart of western 

Wayne County 

During the ribbon-cutting ceremonies that 

opened the new road.,it was stated that tfn apology 

was due because the opening was two years over 

due. 

Two years'.'!'.' 

Would you believe the road was in the minds of 

the commission 25 years ago'.' 

The memory of an evening in the spring of 1952 

came though the mist of years \j 

AT THE TIME the new City of Livonia was cele 

brating its second birthday The chamber of commerce. 

eager to make a name for itself, decided to 

show off a bit. It'decided to invite all the utility 

companies, highway groups and business moguls 

*Thc Scroller 

dream comes true 

t/> a meeting wii'i the idea of letting them kn-u\ 

that the new *it> provided great opportunities tor 

them. It so happened that the Stroller was secre 

tary of the c.iambcr and with the nth* r officers 

looked forward with enthusiasm to the meeting. 

Came the big night Much to our surprise racfr 

of the groups sent a representative But even more" 

surprising was what happened after we made out, 

presentation 

With an opportunity to give their view ol the* 

city, these representatives almost put us to shann 

They knew more about Livonia and what lay' 

beneath the surface than we had ever dreamed • 

'lTiev told us how the utilities would installed 

where other things would be placed in tact. they' 

liad the entire 36 square miles ol the cits laid out , 

When the meeting ended, the Stroller sought out; 

the representative of the State Highway Commis - 

sion and asked W hen are you fellows going to do 

something to Plymouth Road lie ween here and 

Ann Arbor, just as you did on the othei side 

toward .Jackson'' 

Never came the reply There are too many 

h'lls and curves in it. It .sould tw too cost In espe 

nally when you have another road 

BY NO STRETCH of the imagination, the StroJ 

jler replied, could you be thinking of Schoolcraft 

[Road. Then he added, very firmly It doesn t 

start anywhere and it doesn 't go anyplace 

To which the highway commission represents 

tive smiled and said. It could. 

'The Stroller replied. I should live so long 

Mind vou. that was 25 years ago. and when the 

highway book for the year was published, mention 

was made of the possibility of using Schooler.ift as 

one of the expressway arteries. 

You can imagine how the Stroller felt the other 

morning when the official ribbon was cut and trat. 

fit* started flowing along the a superhighway thai 

was once the median of Schoolcraft Road. 

It was ironic that the highway ojiened during the 

week of the Stroller's 80th bjthday. for it was a 

victory on lx>th sides—the Ifighway commission 

had given some prestige to Schoolcraft, and tht 

Stroller had iived to see it 

Then, as the traffic went speeding by. he 

rememliered the other line in the copy book 

Make haste slow ly 

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One worthy but small 

lobby costs everyone a lot 

When we talk about special interest groups, we 

usually visualize Big Uibor trying to convince Congress 

that special labor laws should be passed, or 

Big Business trying to get special tax concessions, 

or oil barons trying to protect their depletion 

allowance. 

In reality, most special interest grouas are 

organizations we equate with motherhood, so 

whether special interest groups are good or bad 

depends on whose ox is being gored. 

For example, the biggest special interest group 

in Michigan is education. 'They are always looking 

for more dollars from the legislature, and their 

lobbyists are school teachers and local school 

board members 

We are supfxised to be a democracy where the 

majority rules Special interest groups rally their 

•forces to see that the minority is not forgotten and. 

in most cases, try to get special privileges not 

given to the majority 

Because of the nature of these groups, every 

time you say something that isn't supportive, you 

are accused of attacking something precious by 

honorable local people who are working hard for a 

worthwhile project. This ability to cut down their 

opponents is probably their greatest strength in 

getting special recognition 

TAKE THE HANDICAPPED, for example. They 

amount to less than 10 per cent of the population, 

and within this category you have all kinds of 

people with everything from hearing problems to 

being confined to bed 

A very few are confined to wheelchairs. 

Because of intense lobbying, parking spaces are 

now required to be reserved in prime spots in 

every public area Most of the time, these spots 

are empty because there aren't enough handicapped 

people driving around to use them 

Municipalities are spending billions of dolors— 

for curb cuts so that the handicapped can cross the 

street, for elevators instead of stairs in buildings 

the handicapped never use. and so forth. 

lîblic transportation companies are being 

ccenlm ics 

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forced to spend an extra $10,000 per bus for w heel 

chair lifts, yet few handieapfx-d persons who need 

these lifts use buses This is about 10 per cent of 

the cost of a large bus and means, on a limited 

budget, fewer buses will t>e purchased 

It is not that we shouldn't he sympathetic to 

those less fortunate than the general populace. 

. Campaigns to hire the handicapped are good 

because they encourage making productive people 

who might otherwise be a financial burden on 

society if they didn't have a job 

BIT THE NEW requirements smack of over.ull 

Because the lobbyists for the handicapped have 

achieved a certain momentum, anything they ask 

tor seems to be given without consideration of pri 

orities 

Instead of being reactive to every demand, a 

much more reasonable approach should be taken 

to satisfy the needs of the handicapped 

If government were to spend the same amount 

of money it is spending for this special interest 

group on every worthwhile group that has needs, it 

would be bankrupt very quickly- 

Special concessions should be meted out in relationship 

to real need, not on how loud the voice is 

espousing the cause 

The handicapped as a group may be large in 

number, but they are small in percentage, and 

only a small percentage of their groups are getting 

the benefits of all the spending 

If we keep up on these programs, there will not 

be enough for other worthwhile programs.

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Readers' forum 

Lifespan speaks on birth control bill 

. Editor 

The passage of House Bill 4425 by 

the Michigan legislature Nov. 9 

authorizing local schl districts to 

teach contraceptive hirth control in 

the public schools, culminated a trium 

phant campaign waged in concert by 

all segments of the media The winsome 

refrain was that dissemination of 

birth control information would cure 

teenage pregnancy and veneral disease 

Yet until this bill, Michigan and 

Umisiana were the only states where 

it was illegal to teach birth control in 

the schools 

Statistics show that the number of 

teenage pregnancies did not soar 

above that of other states as it should 

have if arguments for 11 H 442 were 

correct 

Michigan Citizens for Life, which 

contains thousands of members in the 

metropolitan Detroit area, has mem 

bers in many denominations and takes 

no sta«0' on birth control and contraceptives. 

Hut it is committed to a 

firm stand against abortion There is 

no way for H B. 4425 to operate with 

abortion kept a secret You cannot 

muzzle a teacher in her classroom nor 

effectively monitor all classes Kither 

thought is repugnant 

Sen John Welborn introduced an 

amendment to 11 B. 4425 that would 

mi ike fetology a required course in 

presenting the subject of contraceptive 

birth control 

MCI- supported that move because 

without the subject of fetology being 

taught in conjunction with birth control. 

the bill is a fragmentalized educational 

requirement To deal with the 

subject that pertains to preventing a 

pregnancy without saying what a pregnancy 

is (the dwelling of one human 

being within another) is being dishonest 

with young people and giving 

inadequate information about their 

sexualitv 

This amendment lost by one vote in 

the senate, two in the house. Therefore. 

the bill now reads that they 

"may" teach fetology, but it will not 

lie automatically included when contraceptive 

birth control methods are 

taught 

Parents, however, do have some 

options. The bill states that: 

•Parent must be notified of the class 

in advance and given opportunity to 

review the materials. 

• Pupil may be excused without penalty 

if parent requests this in writing 

•An advisory board is to be set up in 

each school district in which parents 

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review materials flnd make 

recommendations r 

We encourage parents to become 

actively involved in the advisory 

boards. /' 

In addition to being firmly opposed 

to abortion. MCL is equally committed 

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6 Born again'' movement demands 4 non-thinking' subjection, prof says 

Hie old taboos against self-admiration 

and self indulgence are being broken 

by a new wave of religious movements 

says a Menninger Foundation 

professor 

"I think we have here the beginnings 

of a rising cult of self-centeredness in 

which many young people assume the 

world has been waiting for them, the 

past having been only a prologue to 

their birth," said psychologist Paul 

Pruyser, director of the interdisciplinary 

studies program, Merv 

ranger Foundation He spoke recently 

at the University of Michigan 

"They have been taught to believe 

Anchor Inn 

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Owners of the Anchor Inn bar in Livingston 

County, which served seven 

Plymouth-Canton area teens before six 

of them were killed in a car crash last 

summer, did not contest 14 charges 

against them in a Tuesday hearing 

before the state Liquor Control Commission 

(LCC) 

LCC Commissioner Edward Weist is 

expected to decide within the next two 

weeks if the bar's liquor license should 

be revoked 

The charges were included seven 

counts for selling alcohol to each 

minor and seven counts for allowing 

the minors to consume alcohol on the 

bar's premises 

Under state law. Weist could revoke 

the owner's liquor license, suspend the 

license, or order the establishment 

sold He could also fine the owners up 

to £*00 per count 

Asst Atty Gen. Thomas Gianchino 

said the state was prepared to offer 

testimony from people who had seen 

the seven youths drinking inside the 

bar But when the bar's attorney, Carl 

Ranno. refused to contest the charges, 

the testimony was unnecessary 

The lone survivor of the car crash. 

Donald Gulau. 16. of Canton, attended 

the hearing along with the parents of 

some of the victims. 

Killed in the July 23 accident were 

the driver, Bradley Wilson. Douglas 

MacGregor. Brian Stout and William 

Cook, all 17-year-olds from the 

Plymouth area and Kric Corey, 16, of 

Fort Smith. Ark 

Pension for vets? 

An open meeting is 

being held Dec 1 on 

whether Congress should 

approve legislation providing 

pension for veterans 

of World War I 

The meeting wSll begin 

at 8 p m Dec 1 in the 

American Legion Post 

No 46. 1035 S Main, Arm 

Arbor 

V S Hep Carl l\irsell 

(R-Plymouth ). who is 

supporting the proposed 

pension, will discuss the 

legislation and how it 

will affecf WW I veterans 

and widows. The 

public is invited to the 

session, sponsored by the 

Wasntenaw Count v 

Council of Veterans—an 

organization comprised 

of the 16 veterans' 

groups in Washtenaw 

County 

Thomas E Hughel of 

the council reports a 

majority of congressmen 

are behind the pension, 

which is expected to cost 

$245 million for the first 

year 

Legislation calls for 

the pension program, if 

approved, to begin Oct 

1. 1978. with WW I veterans 

or widows receiving 

$150 a month Safeguards 

include a provision that 

anyone drawing another 

pension couldn't draw a 

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Pruyser was a featured speaker at a 

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"The Charismatic Movement cen- 

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There is no admission charge for the 

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Hook World at 1 p.m Dec 3 

Ms Zack will tell Christmas stories 

and autograph her books. "A Most 

Crooked Christmas Tree." and "The 

Secret Gift of not even a Mouse " 

TWO LOCAL DANCERS will per 

torm in this weekend's holiday concert 

and holiday performance in Schmidt 

Auditorium of Clarenceville High 

School. Middle Belt Road, Livonia. 

The Livonia Regional Ballet Com 

(&ny and the Iavonia Arts Commission 

have joined forces for the event 

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series of dances depicting happenings 

which might be observed on a winter's 

afternoon at ;i skaters' gathering The 

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Gershwin "Porgy ;md Hess" suite 

Staeie Boushe. IFI, will be OIK* of the 

dancers m ' The Night Before Christ 

111.is " 

Dance instructor Michelle Wolfe 

said The traditional story comes to 

lite in ,1 delightful treat for the holi 

days Santa Clans will appear 111 this 

special ballet for the young and young 

at heart 

Everyone v. ill have a chiince to meet 

Santa and receive a gift after th 

Tickets art- available at Hudson's. 

Pierson Center Hammell's Music and 

at the door $3 for adults, and $1 50 for 

students and senior citizens 

The Dec corxert is at 7 30 p.m 

.mil the Dec 4 matinee begins at 2 

p m 

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the judging in the juried art show 

Fnda> night in the Plymouth Cultural 

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3. and II a m to 6 p.m Dec 4 There 

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SANDRA BOAK is planning a Holiday 

Art Exhibit Dec 3 and 4 in the 

main lobby of the Plymouth Hilton Inn 

on Northville Road 

Mrs Boak of Plymouth Township 

started her artists' forum early last 

fait She is an agent for a number of 

artists presents showings of their work 

in private home parties 

The idea has caught on and Sandra's 

business is booming She now has a 

nationally known artist in her forum 

and the weekend art exhibit will give 

wider scope to prospective clients and 

Christmas shoppers 

The exhibit will be open from noon 

to 6pm. Dec 3 and 10 a m to 6 p.m 

Dec 4 The exhibit is free and open to 

the public 

SMITH ELEMENTARY School 

reports its annual book fair surpassed 

all previous years in total sales with a 

gross of more than $2,200 

Credit for the success goes to Sandy 

Kngel and all her helpers, parents, stu 

dents and teachers 

Proceeds will go to purchase audiovisual 

resources for the media center 

The annual Smith School family holi 

day sing will be at 7:15 p m Dec 20 

A GROUP OK Girl Scouts and Camp 

Fire Girls were involved in a joint 

project last weekend—and it may have 

been a first for this area 

They went to Greenfield Village for 

the weekend They stayed overnight in 

the dormitory used the gym and pool 

facilities, toured the village, went on a 

hayride, and had dinner at the Clinton 

Inn 

Ten junior girl scouts from Troop 

333 in the Miller Ouster, seven Camp 

Fire Girls from Troop Koki (Little 

Women) at Miller, and six Bluebirds 

from Troop Stars at Eriksson School 

enjoyed the weekend activities They 

were accompanied by two mothers 

from each troop 

SCULPTURE IADY training will be 

at 9 30 a m Dec 7 in the Plymouth 

Community Arts Center, above 

Wiltse's Pharmacy on Main Street. 

Plymouth 

Volunteers are needed 

ANNE EEATHERSTONE and some 

of her friends from Greenfield Villagewill 

be at the Plymouth Historical 

Museum Dec 10 and 11 from 1-4 p.m 

They will demonstrate how to make 

17th century dolls with china heads, 

arms and feet, and cloth bodies 

The result will be a 14-inch Puritan 

doll dressed in clothing of theer? 

Sculpture comes to classrooms 

The wonder of King Tut's tomb, the 

glory of ancient Greece and Rome and 

the mystery of Africa are just a few of 

the adventures that Plymouth-Canton 

students have an opportunity to share 

through the Plymouth Community 

Arts Council 

Since 1974, the PCAC in cooperation 

with the school librarians has provided 

sculpture for display in all school 

libraries. Plans now are under way to 

exapnd this program by taking sculpture 

directly to the elemementary 

classrooms by "sculpture ladies." 

Patterned after the PCAC's successful 

"picture lady" program, the sculpture 

program will involve volunteers 

who will donate half a day each month 

to speak to individual classes about the 

sculpture No art background is necessary 

as the arts council provides 

educational material with each piece 

of sculpture 

AUDREY CRAIN and Sharon 

MeCann. co-chairwomen of the program. 

will conduct an orientation and 

Thursday. December 1, 1977 

training session for volunteers at 9 30 

a.m., Dec 7 in th PCAC office above 

Wiltse's Pharmacy on Main Street. 

Plymouth 

"At this meeting, a mock presentation 

will be given to demonstrate howeasy 

and how much fun it is to be a 

sculpture lady," said Mrs MeCann 

Volunteers are needed for all elementary 

schools except Bird and 

Bryant Petros, 10, studies a crocodile from the African sculpture 

group in Allen Elementary School media center (Staff photo by Gary 

Caskey) 

Task force formed 

Canton €>b£rrbcr 

Smith where the program was 

introduced last spring Anyone interested 

in becoming a sculpture lady 

should call Sharon MeCann. 455-3060 

The firs| sculpture presentations will 

be given in January. 

The arts council has more than 90 

pieces of sculpture which have been 

divided into historical and geographical 

study units The units will be 

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rotated among the schools on a 

monthly basis. The sculpture program 

is evaluated constantly and new pieces 

added to meet the interests of students 

and teachers. 

There are now six study units specif 

ieally designated for middle and high 

school iLse. Newest addition to this collection 

is a unit featuring reproductions 

from King Tutankhamu tomb 

along with a narrated slide presentation 

and other pictures and literature 

Several new items also-have been 

added to the African unit which is popular 

at middle and high school levels 

ALTHOUGH THE sculpture ladies 

do not visit the middle and high 

schools, volunteers are needed at these 

schools to rotate the units each month 

Anyone interested in helping in this 

area can call Carol Carlson. 453-3127 

Among the 13 study units available 

for presentations in elemental} 

schools, are pieces from Africa. 

•Japan, ancient Egypt and the Far 

East The North American unit features 

a totem pole, bird idol, eagle and 

Eskimo mask, a favorite with young 

children 

All the PCAC sculpture study units 

are accompanied by descriptive mate 

nal and when not in use in the class 

room, are displayed mi the school 

libraries 

Ceremonial head cup is from the African sculpture * A replica of a horned African mask is included in 

group the collection now on display in Allen School. 

Domestic assault victims need shelter 

By ARLENE VANDERLEUN 

Members of a task force seeking to 

provide assistance for victims of 

domestic assault confirmed recently 

what they have been suspecting all 

along: Household violence is no 

stranger to Westland. 

In assaults reported to the Westland 

Police Department during three 

months of 1977, domestic assaults 

accounted for as many as 52 per cent 

or as few as 27 per cent of the cases 

each month 

Included in the study and defined as 

domestic assault were cases in which 

the victim and assailant were involved 

in a primary relationship, including 

married, divorced or separated, and 

boyfriend-girlfriend 

The task force is gathering statistics 

to demonstrate the need fof temporary 

shelter, counseling and rap sessions 

for victims of domestic assault They 

plan to apply for a grant to help fund 

the project 

"Sob stories just don't work," said 

Mary Ann Pinkerton of Plymouth 

"We need facts." 

In Plymouth 

Bill Henry of Our House is a 

member of the task force After 

Tuesday morning's meeting he 

said. "It is a going group I have 

been very pleased with the progress." 

The survey of domestic assault 

statistics in the City of Plymouth 

revealed that from January to 

October of this year 24 per cent of 

the reported assault and battery 

cases were in the domestic assault 

category. There were just two felonious 

assaults which were domestic. 

Out of a total of 14, this was just 

15 per cent. 

Henry said, "We have been very 

fortunate with the calls we have 

received at Our House. The Salvation 

Army has come through with 

shelter for the mother and her children 

One of the top priorities of the 

task force is to find temporary shelters 

for victims of family assault in 

western Wayne County." 

The task force hopes to complete 

soon its survey of family assault 

statistics for Plymouth and Canton 

Townships. 

Ms. Pinkerton is co-chairing the 

project with the Rev Doug Hodges, 

pastor of Norwayne Baptist Church in 

Westland Other members of the task 

force or support groups include members 

of the Northwest Wayne National 

Organization for Women, of which Ms 

Pinkerton is a member; the Norwayne 

Family Community Services; Westland 

Council President Justine Barns; 

the Salvation Army and the Our House 

Crisis Center in Plymouth 

Of the 214 cases reported during 

April, July and October, in only six 

cases were the victims male The rest 

were female 

In April 1977, 52 assaults were 

reported, of which 27. or 52 per cent, 

were domestic 

The most frequently used weapon 

was the fist There was one case in 

which a telephone and a bottle were 

used, two cases in which a gun was 

used, and two cases of pulling hair and 

kicking 

In July, 38 of 80 total reported cases 

of assault or 47 5 per cent, were 

domestic The method of attack 

included punching, bashing heads on 

the floor, choking, pulling hair, and 

hitting with knives, baseball bats, and 

beer bottles. 

In October, 22 cases of domestic 

assault accounted for 27 per cent of 

the 82 reported cases Assailants most 

often used their hands, fists or feet 

against the victim 

Often petty disagreements triggered 

the attacks "One fight started over 

who picked a tomato." said Ms Pinkerton 

According to statistics compiled by 

the Women's Resource Center of 

Schoolcraft College in Livonia, in 

many cases the battering man is 

drunk. Both victim and assailant may 

have been beaten as children or witnessed 

violence between parents, and 

violence will increase in frequency and 

severity as the relationship continues 

Women who stay in an abusive rela 

tionship tend to be passive, lacking 

self-confidence and have no economic 

options for supporting themselves or 

their children 

Battering occurs at every social and 

income levej*- 

"MANY CALL police as a last 

resort," said Ms. Pinkerton. "Many 

don't want their husband arrested, or 

I * u 

a divorce They just want the beatings 

to stop " 

Westland City Atty C. Charles Bokos 

defines the degrees of assault, as outlined 

by law 

Assault and' battery is unlawful 

touching, or contact, without a 

weapon This would include pushing, 

shoving, kicking or punching with a 

fist It is a misdemeanor, punishable 

by 90 days in jail, or a $100 fine, or 

both { 

Aggravated assault is a "high misdemeanor." 

said Bokos It includes 

assaults where the injury requires 

medical attention, such as a broken 

nose, visible cuts and bruises. Aggravated 

assault carries a penalty of one 

year in prison 

Only misdemeanors come under the 

jurisdiction of the city attorney's 

office, said Bokos. 

Felonious assault is assault with a 

deadly weapon such as a gun or a 

knife. In one case, a broomstick was 

considered a deadly weapon, said 

Bokos. Under felonious assault the 

intent or use of ,the weapon is sufficient 

grounds It is a felony punishable 

Assault with ite intent to do great 

bodily harm less than murder covers 

serious injuries and carries a penalty 

of 10 years imprisonment 

"ABOUT 90 PER CENT of the cases 

change their mind about prosecution." 

said Robert Sage, of tlx- Wayne County 

Prosecutor's Office "This is part of 

the problem " 

As a result the prosecutor's office 

allows a "cooling off period" of about 

a week, said Sage Then, if the victim 

still wants to prosecute the case is 

processed 

"Getting the woman to prosecute is 

the biggest problem." said Sage "If 

she will stand fast, it will help her 

more in the long run " 

OLGC presents i AmahV 

"Amahl and the Night Visitors." the 

Gian-Carlo Menotti opera which has 

become a part of the Christmas tradition. 

will be presented at 3 p.m Dec. 4 

in Our Lady of Good Counsel Catholic 

Church. 1160 Penniman, Plymouth 

There will be no admission charge 

and the performance will be open to 

the public 

The opera was the first written for 

television and made its debut on NBC. 

It is the story of Amahl. a crippled 

shepherd boy, and his mother 

Three kings on their way to Bethlehem 

ask for shelter at the shepherd's 

poor hovel The scene is set for the 

drama and. finally, a miracle. 

After its first performance. Life 

magazine predicted it was "likely to 

become America's most enduring contribution 

to Christmas lore since A 

Visit from St. Nicholas.' " The New 

Yorker called it "a wonderful thing to 

see and hear." 

KATHLEEN Lawrenz. a fifth grader, 

and member of OLGC Youth Choir, 

'has the role of Amahl 

Soprano Jan Gattoni. a member ( ^ 

the adult choir, is the mother 

I 

King Kaspar is played by Bruce 

Jonasz, King Melchior by Ron Foisy, 

and King Balthazar by Tom Olander. ,| 

Ollie Gumley is the page 

The dance vîll be performed by 

Christy Chapman. 

Bert Lord, organist and choir director 

at OLGC, is directing the production. 

An informal reception will follow the 

performance. 

Jan Gattoni of Plymouth Township plays the mother and Kathleen 

Lawrenz of Canton Township is Amahl in Our Lady Of Good Counsel's 

Sunday performance of "Amahl and the Night Visitors (Staff photo 

by Gary Caskey) 

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GIANT RUMMAGE SALE 

Growthworks and the Colonial 

Kiwanis Club of Plymouth arc planning 

a rummage sale from 9 a.m. to 5 

p.m. Dec 3 in the Growthworks Building, 

261 S. Main, Plymouth 

A large collection of furniture, appliances, 

clothes, toys and some antiques 

have been assembled for the sale 

PANCAKE BREAKFASTS 

Mayflower Auxiliary 6696 of the 

VFW will serve pancake breakfasts 

the first Sunday of each month from 8 

am. to 1 p m at the VFW Hall, 1426 

Mill Street. 4 !'lymouth. Eggs, toast and 

rolls are available for those who don't 

like pancakes. 

OLGC ALTAR SOCIETY 

Members of- the Rosary Altar 

Society of Our Lady of Good Counsel 

Catholic Church will meet in the 

school library at 8pm Dec. 7 for their 

;umual Christmas party 

Members will provide a $2 gift and a 

favorite dessert which will serve six 

persons. 

Customer Parking Lots Adjoining 


BAKE SALE 

Apple Run Branch Woman's 

National Farm and Garden Association 

will have a bake sale from 9 a.m. 

to 3 p.m. Dec. 10 in the Kroger store. 

Ford and Sheldon, Canton Township 

The members will be selling Canton 

Goodfellows newspapers as well as an 

array of home-baked delicacies 

APPLE RUN TOUR 

Members of Apple Run Garden Club 

plan a Fair lane tour and luncheon 

Dec 10 Tour begins at 10:30 with 

luncheon at noon. 

Reservations to Cheryl Wachlarz, 

4537424, must be in by Dec. 2 

PILC,RIM GARDEN CLUB 

Pilgrim Garden Club, a branch of 

Federated Garden Clubs of Michigan, 

will meet at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 1 in the 

home of Linda Olson 

Guest speaker will be Shirley Neu, 

whose subject will be Christmas decorations 

with dried flowers. 

Clubs in Action 

WELCOME WAGON CLUB 

Members of the *»dcome Wagon 

Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. Dec 1 in 

the Plymouth Credit Union, 500 S. Har 

vey, Plymouth 

Hospitality will precede a brief business 

meeting. 

There will be a gift exchange and a 

taste and tell session. Each member 

will provide two dozen cookies and six 

copies of the recipe Cost will be one 

cent a taste and five cents for a copy 

of the recipe 

APPLE RUN GARDEN CLUB 

Members of the Apple Run branch 

Woman's National Farm and Garden 

Association will meet at 7:30 p.m 

Dec 6 in the home of Maggie Winter, 

44721 Dionne, for a potluck dinner and 

social evening Each member is asked 

to take a $2 gift for the grab bag 

OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS 

The local chapter of Overeaters 

Anonymous will meet at p.m 

Tuesdays in First Baptist Church of 

Plymouth. 45000 North Territorial 

Road. 

For further information, call Mae 

453-5274 

ISBISTER BOOK FA iff 

Isbister Elementary School Book 

Fair will be Dec 1-3 in the school 

library 

Fair hours will be 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. 

on Thursday and Fnday, and 8 30 a m 

to 7 p.m on Saturday 

PARTY BRIIXiE 

Party Bridge takes place at the Cultural 

Center each Thursday from 1-4 

p.m 

CHILDBIRTH PREP CLASSES 

The Childbirth and Family Resource 

Center. Ltd . a non-profit organization, 

is offering childbirth preparation classes 

for expectant couples The course 

expands the I-amaze techniques for 

childbirth to include values- clarification 

in childbirth, and parenting, 

options in childbirth, needs of the new 

father, infant care, parenting in 

today's society, bonding and the family 

unit 

Director* Chain 

from $29.95 and up/ 

Recover» available in 

many colors. 

Love in it Livonia Hirmingham 

29500 W. Six MUr 221 Hamilton 

522-9200 644-1919 

Whether it's mink or any other fur . . . the magic 

is all at Dittrichs. We have a kaleidoscope of 

treasured furs to choose from and a trained sales 

staff to serve you. So indulge . . . with one of 

life's little luxuries. Make this the year you get all 

wrapped up in fur. 

ASK ABOUT OUR HAPPY HOLIDAY PRICES! 

MENS NIGHT AT BLOOMFIELD: 

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1977 

5.00-9:00 P.M. / 

Rl C* 

Detroit 

873-8300 

7373 Third Avenue 

(West of Fisher Bldg.) 

Fi* product! lob«J«d to thos» 

country of origin of imported Kjr 


642-3000 

1515 N. Woodward Ave. 

(South of Long Lake Rd.) 

The cars on our 

parking lot tell 

you a lot about us 

MAVERICK ROLLS-ROYCE PINTO CADILLAC 

LINCOLN VOLKSWAGEN MERCEDES 

(We're unique.) 

They're all here: Cadillacs and Lincolns 

and Mercedes Mavericks and Pintos.. 

Volkswagons and Datsuns and sometimes 

even a Honda bike Our popularity 

knows no price class. The rich, the wellto-do. 

the middle income, the young 

couples just starting out —all come to us 

because we're unique. And they come 

from all over: Ann Arbor, Dearborn, 

Birmingham, Bloomfield, you name it 

They know they'll find a treasure 

chest of exciting, imaginative. 

unusual ydeas in lighting 

They know they'll find imported 

crystal and Tiffany 

lamps and stained glass 

and smart contemporary 

design, the conventional 

as well as the 

unusual They know 

they'll find an unsurpassed 

selection of 

ceiling fixtures, wall 

fixtures, outdoor lan- 

terns, floor and table lamps. They know 

they'll get helpful service and expert 

guidance. And they know they'll find a 

pleasing price ragige. from the modest to 

the sometimes shocking (and worth it 1 ) 

We have a whole department on bathrooms, 

too, with dozens of exciting 

ideas in tubs, vanities, mirrors, cabinets, 

marble tops, hardware We'll show you 

how to make a dull prosaic room bright 

and interesting . . . and not spend a 

cent remodeling 

For sheer elegance in lighting, 

bath accessories, and 

home decor, we've got it 

all. Park on our lot and 

see for yourself. You'll 

find us at 24200 Telegraph 

Road, between 

9 and 10 Mile, in 

Southfield Open daily 

9.00 to 5:30. Thursday 

and Friday 9 00 

to 9:00 

Custom Gallery & Lighting Studios 

24200 Telegraph, between 9 and 10-Mile, Southfield, Phone 356-6680 

There's no one quite like us. i 

It's DEB'S 

Fo'r the Best ' 

in Christmas Giving 

New Shipment 

• Arrives Today 

Sizes 5/6 to 46 including 

oversized slacks and 

blouses 

Blouses 

$ 3.98 - *10.98 

Sweaters ..*7.98 - '14.98 

Slacks *5.98 - *10.98 

Suits 16.98 - *2'4.98 

Dresses 

$ 12.98 

CAROLINA 

OUTLET 

28503 FIVE MILE LIVONIA 5 PLAZA 

BETWEEN MIDDLEBELT A INKSTER 

427-6780 — Mon.-Sat 9:30-5:30 Thurt. Til 8:30 

irloonv 

ILL 

IIIHHP 

KEEP EiET 

Introducing ^revolutionary Idea in do-ltyoursalf 

kits. "Heirloom Kits" is an easyto-assemble 

four poster bed in kit form — 

sold unfinished. 

The KH comii complete with ell wood and hard 

wara needed to ataemble the alte bed of your 

choice (Twin, Full, Oum/i, King). Aaaembly and 

flnlahlng Inatructtona are Included No tawing. 

drilling or meaaurlng required Send coupon 

below tor prlcea and dealer Information 

TWIN SIZE $169.99 

DOUBLE SIZE $194.99 

QUEEN SIZE $215.99 

KING SIZE $224.99 

-Decorator City- 

SOUTHFIELD 

15531 TWELVE Ml. AT GREENFIELD 

569-7270 

LIVONIA 

8823 MIDDLEBELT AT JOY 

425-2134 

WESTLAND 

150 S. WAYNE RD. (Next to Arnold Drugs) 

729-2910 

For more information or to register, 

tall 459-2360 or drop in at the center 

behind Tnpp Insurance agency on 

Penniman 

Avenue, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekedays 

except Tuesday, and from 10 a m 'to 

noon, Saturday 

COMMUNITY CHORUS 

The Plymouth Community Chorus 

has issued an invitation to singers in 

the area, especially newcomers, to 

join the chorus. Rehearsals are at H 

p.m. Tuesdays in the music room at 

East Middle Schol. 1042 S. Mill Street, 

Plymouth For more information, call 

Harriett Werheheirn 

MILLER CUB SCOUT CANDY SALE 

Cub scouts in Pack 864 at Miller Elementary 

School in Canton Township 

will be selling mixed nuts and candy 

for $1 a can The sale is a fundraiser 

for programs and patches. 

FLYING PILGRIMS 

The Flying Pilgrims, a miniature 

radio controlled aircraft club, is looking 

for new members For more information 

call Willian Judd—during business 

hours. 474-0067, or at home. 981- 

0713 

FOLK DANCE CLUB 

The Folk Dance Club will meet 

Friday'evenings at 7:30 p.m. in Bird 

Elementary School. 220 Sheldon Road 

The group is open to junior high students 

through adults, from novice to 

experienced. For more information, 

call Jot 1 Azbill at 455-6163. 

COMMUNITY CHORUS 

Community Chorus—bpth men's and 

women's choral group meets Tuesday 

at 8 p.m in the vocal room at East 

Middle School. 1042 S Mill 

OIL PAINTING 

For those who have some experience 

in painting with oil. informal sessions 

will be meeting at the Cultural Center 

Monday's from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m 

ROCK AND MINERAL SOCIETY 

The Plymouth Rodf and Mineral 

Society meets the second Monday, of 

each month at 7:30 bin in the Cultural 

Center. 

MOVIES FOR CHILDREN 

Free movies for children will be 

shown the fourth Saturday of each 

month at the Cultural Center from 10 

a.m. to noon. Hot dogs and cokes are 

available for a nominal charge « 

DUPLICATE BRIDGE 

Duplicate Bridge will meet 

Tuesdays from 7:30 p.m. and Wednesdays 

from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the 

Plymouth Cultural Center. 525 

Farmer. 

t 

K a n e - V o l p e 

Kathleen V'olpe and David Kane 

exchanged wedding vows Oct 15 

The bride is the daughter of Sam 

and Doreen Volpe of Old Salem in 

Plymouth Michael and Vera Kane of 

Bretton Avenue. Ijvorua are the par- 1 

ents of the bridegroom 

Given in marriage by her father, the 

bride wore a white organza gown trim 

med with lace and small pearls. Her 

sheer mantilla veil was edged in lace •* 

find her white bndal bouquet had - 

touches of apricot Karen Volpe of ~ 

Plymouth was tier sister's maid of 

honor She and bridesmaids Debbie - 

Amnions and Denise Silvagi wore tuf .j 

quoise gowns and carried daisies, apn 

cot roses and baby's breath Robin "* 

Dolecki wore a long apricot dress for 

her role as flower girl 

Steven Kane was best man and Tony „ 

Spokogny and Kevin Volpe were 

ushers. Michael Petix was nngbearer 

Their brown suits ;md beige shirts 

complemented the autumn colors 

The couple honeymooned in the 

Smokey Mountains and Florida following 

the reception for 200 guests at Glen 

Oaks Country (Tub in Farmington 

They are living in South Lyon 

The bride is a graduate of Plymouth 

High School and Schoolcraft College 

She is a secretary at Kargo Manufacturing 

Co of Nbvi Her husband gradu 

ated from Livonia Stevenson High 

School and Northern Conservation Col 

lege He is employed bv J C Glenzer 

and Co 

Credits given 

for safety training 

A course aimed at new safety direc 

tors or persons responsible for safety 

administration who have not had for 

rnal training for the job. will held 

Dec. 13-15 at Madonna College. 36600 

Schoolcraft, at levari 

James Weiskopf of the safet\ education 

and training division. Michigan 

Department of Labor, will lead the 

conference. Topics to will include accident 

investigation, hazard recognition, 

first aid. medical programs, safety 

incentives, job safety analysis, (ire 

safety, drug use and abuse and confined 

spaces 

Madonna will offer undergraduate 

credit for this course at $77 for two 

semester hours. The registration fee is 

$25. which includes lunches and all 

training materials 

Reservations may be made through 

Art Lenaghan at the college. 

We will purchase your fine 

Jewelry and Diamonds 

In highest confidence, we shall be pleased to appraise 

and buy your fine jewelry and diamonds for 

immediate cash. Expert counsel given to individuals, 

banks and attorneys. 

GREENSTONE'S 

Jewelers For Over Half a Centut v 

125 Fisher Bid 

Detroit, Mich. 48202 

rm\K 

call 

871-573? 

tor 

appointment 

T! ie Christmas 

Still Come In Small Packages! 

We feature a large selection of 

•Diamonds • Chains • Pendants 

in e Jev ? elr V f # Mountings (for remounts) 

All work is done on the premises. 

23077 Greenfield, Advance Bide 

Southfield • 557-0616 

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Some fourth graders at Hulsing Elementary 

are involved in a super project 

concerning our township They are 

gathering information and making 

inquiries all over town about the history 

of Canton Township 

They plan to use all they leam in a 

slide tape presentation that will be 

completed, hopefully, by the end of the 

school year A program for the entire 

student body then will be planned for 

viewing the community's history. 

Children selected for this project are 

all high achievers. They are very 

capable of being able to put in the time 

and effort that is needed for this 

undertaking of tracing the township's 

roots. 

Charlie Jones. Hulang's media specialist 

is in charge of the program He 

stresses that he helps the children but 

it is definitely their work and efforts 

that will be in the film Jean Berger, 

media aide, also is adding her assistance 

and James Honey, a volunteer 

parent, is giving his help 

Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Fillmore 

The children include Dawn Miller, 

Marty Toles, Donn Ott, David Jensen, 

Brian Beals, Mark DeVergilio, Paul 

Kemezis, and David Dart 

The things they will study include 

the history of our schools, newspapers, 

shopping centers, medical centers and 

entertainment centers TTiey will learn 

the importance of these things to a 

community Of course the main idea of 

the study is our township, Canton, but 

no one can really talk about Canton 

without including Plymouth and 

Plymouth Township's influence 

Charlie feels that the children know 

more about the community they live in 

than anything else and these children 

will now know more than most. 

The project is an instructional tool in 

learning The children will be able to 

learn career guidance in their search 

for information. One place they will be 

visiting soon will be the Observer's 

main office in Livonia They will be 

looking over back issues of our paper 

for news stories and events that took 

Fillmores mark 60th 

wedding anniversary 

Vlary and Lloyd Fillmore celebrated 

their 60th wedding anniversary last 

Saturday at a dinner party in Hillside 

Inn Guests were relatives and close 

friends from Iowa, Indiana, Ann 

Arbor. Pleasant Ridge and Plymouth 

The party was hosted by Nellie Fillmore 

and (iary and Mary lx>u Fillmore. 

„ 

Mary Powell and Lloyd Fillmore 

were marned Nov 29. 1917 It was 

Thanksgiving Day and the ceremony 

was two hours late The minister had a 

Thanksgiving service in Birmingham 

that morning and he had three flat 

25%OF F 

tires on the way to the Powell home on 

Joy Road. 

They chose the Nov. 29 wedding date 

because both sets of parents had been 

married on that day 

The Fillmores have been active 

members of the Plymouth Grange and 

First United Methodist Church of 

Plymouth He retired in August 1960 

from Blunk's, Inc. 

They have one son, Wellman, two 

grandsons, Gary of Indiana and Richard, 

a member of the Peace Corps in 

Costa Rica and two great-grandsons, 

Stephen and Jirnmv of /South Bend, 

Ind 

WNTER 

OUTERWEAR 

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Canton 

Chatter 

by SHARON 8TARON 455-5322 

place in Canton over the years. They 

will see various careers in action and 

will ask questions about the different 

jobs on a newspaper. 

Florence Beier, who is in charge of 

public relations for $ir school district, 

.will be taking the children on a tour 

around some of our older schools 

including Geer ajid Starkweather The 

history of the ychooTdistrict is itself a 

good story. 

Charlie hopes t 

project will be co 

Then the task of 

include in the 

done Anyone who 

research of the 

leted by March 

iding what to 

tation will be 

nks they might 

have something interesting for the 

group may contact Charlie at Hulsing 

He would appreciate any and all 

sources of information. 

He is also looking for the loan of a 

35mm camera for his slides 

Last week the group interviewed 

Dorthy West, president of the Canton 

Historical Society She had some great 

stories about Canton for the children. 

I'll tell you next week about the village 

that was once located in the middle of 

Canton in the early 1900s Very 

interesting! 

FOUR CANTON Jayeettes recently 

returned from Kalamazoo where the 

fall state board meeting for Michigans' 

Jaycees and Auxiliaries was 

held. 

Sue Dickie, Diane Davis, Nicki Wilson 

and Nancy Rentz, representing 

Canton, were among the many who 

attended tjiis statewide informational 

and social meeting. 

The women obtained new information 

on Reye's Syndrome and new 

insight into the problem of child abuse 

What they have learned will benefit 

their community as they spread this 

information. 

The main project that the women 

are excitied about and looking forward 

to is the new state community service 

Guard against fire hazards 

•Have your heating system thoroughly 

inspected and. if necessary, 

overhauled 

•Make sure your heating system is 

properly vented to the outdoors 

• Defective appliances, clogged flues 

and chimneys can make a home a 

lethal gas chamber. Protect open fireplaces 

with screens that completely 

cover the openings ( 

•Clear closets, att|cs, stairwells, 

garages and other storage areas of 

Distinctive 

AmericanTradiliondl . 

Furnishings loi lh« Home 

Colonial House ol Furniture 

•ÛlTS ' 

CHOOSE FROM SELECT GROUPS OF LONG 

AND SHORT COATS AND NYLON SKI 

JACKETS. 25% OFF ORIGINAL PRICES. 

Prices good thru Sunday December 4, 1977 

I* Bank Amertcard and Master Charge welcome • Free gift wrapping • Layaway 

Mon thru Sat.. lO a m to lOp m., SUN 12 noon to 6 p.m. 

Adjacent to Meljer Thrifty Acres on Ford Road at Canton Center Road 

i Adjacent to Meijer Thrifty Acres on Pardee at Eureka, next to Southland in Taylor 

Adjacent to Meijer Thrifty Acres on Coolidê Highway 

between 14 and 15 Mile Rd. in Roya?Oak 

/ 

20292 Middlebell 

(South of 8 Mile) LIVONIA 

474 6900 

PI YM$n 

/ 

\ 

For Women Only 

Complete Reproductive 

Health Care and 

Information Center 

• Pregnancy Terminations up 

10 ?4 weeks 

• Free Pregnancy Testing 

• Counselling Services 

• Gynecological Care 

• Family Planning 

Call 

273-7600 

273-7648 

's Clinic 

r 

unused, potentially combustible 

materials. 

•Defective wiring is a serious fire 

hazard—hire a professional electrician 

to repair any faulty wiring in your 

home 

•Be certain that electrical circuits 

are equipped with proper-sized fuses 

or circuit breakers. Inspect all cords 

and outlets for faulty switches, loose 

connections and signs of wear Have 

the defects repaired by a professional 

immediately , 

BUSTER 

BROWN 

M 50 

to 

5 50 

Thursday, December 1, 1977 (P,C)3B 

project called "The Wonderful Washing 

Machine." 

The Wonderful Washing Machine is 

a GM motorhome equipped with dialysis 

machines by the Michigan Kid 

ney Association. GM has leased the 

motor home to the Jaycees for $1 for 

one year with the understanding that 

the Jaycees will purchase it at the end 

of the year 

The machines are used by children 

who need dialysis in order to live while 

they go camping at regular summer 

r 

LET PEOPLE 

KNOW WHAT 

YOUR E SELLING 

WANT 

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Open daily 9 30-6 PM \ Thurs&fti lil9PM 

WIDTHS 

B C 0 E Efc 

Ladies Sizes 

5-9 

Care! 

it goes into every pair 

ol Busier Brown baby 

shoes iust as it they 

were our own 

SHOES FOR THE FAMILY 

33426 H fIVt Mil f P 

LIVONIA 

I Block o' > g'm.nglo 

PhOfli 427-3477 

initials 

What suits the individual 

man more than an initial 

ring created especially for 

him. Every designer style is 

custom made in 14kt or 

10kt yellow or white gold 

Many distinctive rings 

feature brilliant diamonds. 

All letters are available 

A truly masculine gift idea 

With a personal touch 

Special order onlyfrom 

»75°° 

When you visit our living room 

showroom you will en/oy a new 

shopping experience We provide 

an intimate, comfortable 

atmosphere, in which to choose 

the finest jewelry 

Daniel S. Rine Jewelry 

CHMSTMAS MOUUS 

Mor\ - Fr| 10 o 

Sol 10 o m . 

• Layaway • Visa • Master Charge 

f .30 P 

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West of Beech Daly 

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Diamond Setters 

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m 

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• Engagement Rings 

• Wedding Bands 

• Gents Rings 

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DIAMOND 

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Livonia 

478-2680 

camps instead of special ones for 

handicapped children 

I*ast summer 11 children benefited 

by being able to camp among other 

children They experienced more self 

worth and more independence Nor 

mally these children can't go very far 

since they need the machine for four 

hours every othefday With the motor 

home the machines go with them 

Our Jayeettes will be beginning their 

fund-raising efforts soon to contribute 

to this state-wide project 

Complete 

Banquet 

Facilities 

Available 

Parties of 20 to 200 

•Receptions • Meetmqs 

•BnrMi wahs 

oBar.ouets 

•Office P.irtios 

BUFFETS 

AVAILABLE 

FROM Sg95 

(jforboba 

29703 W»>st Seven Mii»>H(3 

at Middieheit 

Livonia Micfuqan 

477-2686 

what's 

going on 

. . .The 

Observer 

AUTHENTIC AMERICAN 

INDIAN JEWELRY 

Choose yQur Christmas gifts from Michigan s 

finest display o' fairly priced authentic American 

Indian jewelry We also feature Navaio 

rugs. Kachinas, pottery and paintings All 

items are guaranteed authentic Member 

Indian Ads & Crafts Association 

CHRISTMAS HOURS 

Mon thru Sat 11-8 Sunday 11-6 

Blackbird Trading Co. 

24610 West Warren 562-323? 

5 blocks W of Telegraph 

Here to help you with your 

Christmas 

selection. . . 

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CASUALS 

CHATHAM VILLAGE 

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464-3505 

OPEN THURS & FRI TIL 9 

Holiday 

Elegance 

Complete Hair Service 

2 for 1 

Bring a friend! $15 for both of you 

....with this ad, please 

Offer good Dec. 1 thru Dec. 31. 

no West Main Street 

Northville 

348-9747 

Tuesda v Wednesda v 

. 5:30 

Thursday- 

Saturday 

F ridav 

Appointments Preferred # Manicurist Available 

Men's & Ladies Hairstylin^ 

L—

ft 

4B* Thursday, December 1. 1977 

Hanuka starts 

evening of Dec. 5 

Jewish families throughout the area 

and throughout the world will light the 

first Hanuka candle on the evening of 

Monday. Dec 5 

Called the festival of lights, the 

eight-day celebration honors an important 

even in Jewish history It marks 

the recapture by Judas Maccabeus 

and a small tend of Israelites of the 

temple of Jerusalem in 164 B.C. from 

the armies of Antiochus IV. the king of 

Syria 

After the Maccabees seized the 

temple from the Syrian army, it was 

purified and dedicated to God with festivities 

that lasted eight days. 

Although there was only enough 

lamp oil for one day's ritual, the flame 

burned miraculously for the entire 

eight days • , 

Hanuka is observed by the lighting 

of an eight branched candelabra called 

a menorah. The ritual starts with one 

candle on the first day and. as each 

day passes, another candle is added 

until all eight are lit 

According to Rabbi Ix>uis Newman 

of New York City. "The Maccabean 

spirit of the Hanuka festival belongs 

not only to Jewry and Israel, but to all 

freedom-loving peoples " 

He added: "The preservation of the 

Jewish faith by the Maccabeans made 

possible the birth of two other religions, 

Christianity and Islam." 

Foods traditionally served during 

the festival include latkes, or potato 

pancakes; kugen or potato pie, and a 

loaf of bread called challa. 

Because Hanuka is a time to receive 

guests, as well as family, Jewish 

homes are often decorated with candles 

and flowers to enhance the festive 

atmosphere. 

A recipe for latkes calls for two cups 

of raw grated potatoes, two eggs, a 

pinch of bilking powder. l l /2 teaspoon 

salt, one tablespoon of flour and bread 

crums or matzo meal 

Peel large potatoes and soak several 

hours in cold water Grate and drain. 

Beat eggs well and mix with the rest 

of the ingredients, adding a little pepper. 

Drop by spoonfuls on a hot, wellgreased 

frying pan. in small cakes. 

Turn brown on both sides, 

with applesauce. 

Pastor to talk in Portugal 

The Kev Darrel Luther, pastor of 

the Church of the Nazarene which 

meets in Stevenson High School. 

Livonia, has been asked to give a week 

of lectures at the University of Lisbon 

in Portugal 

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Luther, who is working on his doctorate 

at Michigan State University on 

the subject of family relationships, 

will speak on this topic. 

The pastor will leave Dec. 7 

A Vibrant Fellowship With Your Family in Mind 

9:45 & 11 A.M. 

WORSHIP SERVICES 

REGULAR SERVICES 

SUNDAY 

9 45 BIBLE SCHOOL 

9 45 & 11 00 WORSHIP 

6 00PM EVENING EVANGEL 

A special performance 

TTiis group of seventh and eighth graders of 

Plymouth Church of the Nazarene will put on a threeact 

play called "Gifts are for Giving" especially for 

senior citizens at 6 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 4. All area senior 

citizens are invited. Left to right in back row are 

David Lear, Vance Lane, Brenda Dougherty, Kevin 

Campbell, Margie IâBush and Scott Bricker. From 

left in front are Barbara LdBush, Sharon Brown, 

Fred Bauer and Cheryl Dilts (Staff photo by Gary 

Caskey) 

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CANTON 

453-6749 455-0022 

6:00 P.M. 

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36125GLENWOOD WAYNE 

721-7410 

• We Preach a Dying Savior's Love 

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7 00 P M 

Hwse-v at an Aojii Services 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 9 45AM 

SPECIAL EDUCATION 9 45AM 

MORNING WORSHIP 11:00A.M 

EVENING WORSHIP 6:00PM 

WEDNESDAY PRAYER MEETING 7 00P M 

NURSERY PROVIDED 

Sr Pastor, Rev Arnold H. Olsen 

Assoc Pastor, Rev Robert A. Emery 

Youth Pastor, Rev. Jeff Bemesderfer 

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The Rib/a As Ills. For Men As They Are 

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF FARMINGTON 

Richard Duncan Pastor - Phone 474-0350 

V > 33400 

SHIAWASSEE 

FARMINGTON ROAD 

SUNDAYSCHOOL 9:45 a.m. 

MORNING WORSHIP 1100am 

EVENING SERVICE 6:00 p.m 

WEDNESDAY BIBLE STUDY 7:00 p m 

BIBLE CENTEP D 

FUNDAMENTAL 

SOUL WINNING 

CHURCH 

BETHEL BAPTIST TEMPLE 

29475 W. Six Mile, Livonia 

,ELI C 0 « W U«"H 

Sunday School 10:00 a.m. 

H.L. Petty 

Morning Worship 

Evening Service 

11:00 a.m. 

7:00 p.m. 

Wednesday Service 7:30 p.m. 

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DEC. 4 

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REFORMED CHURCH I M m & K 

CHURCH OF THE SAVIOR 

38100 rive Mile Rd. 

L SUNDAY SCHOOL 0 lb a.m 

WORSHIP SERVICE 10 30i m 

Youth Club Tues 4 30 p.m 

Evening Studies 

CHINESE BIBLE STUDY-l»t 4 3rdFn 8PM 

Ronald Van De» We VEN0> A VAROLII TITS' 

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ROSED ALE GARDENS UNITED 

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Hubbard 

at West Chicago will sponsor a dance 

through its senior high youth group for 

all area high school students from 8-11 

p.m. Saturday, Dec. 3 Advanced tickets 

are $2 25 or $2 75 at the door They 

arc availablefrom youth group members 

or the church office. 

CANTON CALVARY ASSEMBLY 

OF GOD, is hosting a special presentation 

of the film "Barrett" at 7 p.m. 

Saturday, Dec 3 at Gallimore Elementary 

School on Sheldon, just south 

of Joy in Canton. 

The film is the true story of a street 

cop with a deep faith that gets him 

through the hardshibs of his job 

Admission is $1 for adults, 50 cents for 

children Children under six are free 

THE CLARE NCEY11J ,E UNITED 

METHODIST CHURCH, 20300 Middle 

Belt, Livonia, will present a family 

Christmas walk from 10 a m to 4 p.m 

Saturday. Dec 3 'Hie Christmas story 

will be presented with live participants 

Music, puppets and gdies will 

also be featured The public may 

atttend the free presentation 

A gift boutique will follow the walk 

Coffee and refreshments will be available 

from noon to 2 p rn 

RICH MEMORIAL UNITED METH- 

ODIST CHURCH, 20601 Beech Daly, 

south of Eight Mile. Kedford. will have 

its "Hanging of the Greens" ceremony 

at 11 a m Sunday. Dec 4 at the regular 

church service The trimming of the 

tree and fellowship will follow 

WARD UNITED I'RESBYTRIAN 

CHURCH. Six Mile and Farmington 

Roads . Livonia, will present Peterson's 

cantata, ".Joy to the World" featuring 

the 150-voice teen choir and a 

brass ensemble at 7 p m Sunday. Dec 

14. The conductor will be Dr. Jerry J 

Smith 

FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH, 

30000 Five Mile Uvonia, announces its 

annual advent schedule for the holiday 

season The second Sunday of Advent 

will be Sunday. Dec 4 with services at 

8:30 and 10:30 a.m. The subject of the 

sermon will be "Hoping " The remaining 

services will be "Waiting" on Dec. 

11 and "Belonging" on Dec 18 

FAITH COMMUNITY CHURCH, a 

new Protestant church in the 

Plymouth-Canton community, will 

begin holding its services at 10:30 a.m. 

in Pioneer Middle School. 46081 Ann 

Arbor Road A nursery will be provided 

for styall children, and a children's 

lesson will be part of the service 

The Faith Community Church is 

affiliated with the Moravian denomination 

The worship style of the new 

congregation is similar to that of other 

mainline Protestant churches. Any 

question can be directed to the Rev 

Darrvl Hell at 459-2199 

BETHEL BAPTIST TEMPLE, 2M75 

W Six Mile, Livonia, will present the 

film "The Grim Reaper" at 7 p.m 

Sunday. Dec. 4 The film deals with 

Satan's demonic forces, and a family 

led the Lord The public may attend 

Call 525-3664 for more information 

PARKVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH, 

9355 Stark. Livonia, recently started a 

children's club for young girls in the 

third, fourth and fifth grades. The 

meetings are held in the church 

Tuesdays from 7-9 p.m. 'lliis week's 

meeting is Dec. 6 Games, Bible memory 

work and fellowshib is planned. 

Children of all denominations are welcome 

Call 565-3346 for further 

information. 

Play rehearsal 

I*racticing for their part in the musical play "Amahl and the Night 

Visitors," to be presented at 3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 4 in Our Iâdy of 

Good Counsel Catholic Church, Plymouth, are two members of the 

cast and the organist. At left is Kathleen Lawrenz of Canton Township, 

who plays Amahl, and in the center is Janet Gattoni of 

Plymouth Township, who is Amahl's mother Bert Ix>rd is organist. 

(Staff photo by Gary Caskey) 

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PRESBYTERIAN LUTHERAN ' / 

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FARMINGTON ROAD & SIX MILE ROAD 422-1150 

9 10 Sunday Service 

B'odd cast 'A MUZ-f-M 103 b 

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

"Roots: Christ in the Genealogy" 

Dr Bartlett L. Hess 

7 00 p.m 

Petersons Cantata "Joy to the World" 

150-voice teen choir with brass ensemble 

Dr Jerry J Smith, Director 

Wednesday School of Christian Education 

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

Activities For All Ages 

Nursery Provided at All Services 

ST. PAUL S UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 

27475 Five Mile Rd (at lnks!e r ) 422-1470 

BIBLE STUDY CLASSES 

9:30 & l 1 00 A M 

"WHAT'S THE GOOD WORD" 

Dr Whitledge 

8 30 A M - Early Communion Service 

3 00 A M Hanging of the Green's" - 

A Family Service 

lliam y Whitledge. Charles M Webster, and Robert G. Cox. Ministers' 

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9 30 and 11 00 A M 

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PHILIP RODGERS MAGEE. MINISTER 

453-6464 

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9 00 AM S 10 45 AM 

WORSHIP 8 CHURCH SCHOOL 

GENEVA UNITED PRESBYTERIAN 

Rev Jeffrey S CANTON 

Goldsmith Sheldon Rd., N. of Ford Rd 

ROSEDALEGARDENS 

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 

Hubbard at W. Chicago 422-0494 

WORSHIP & CHURCH SCHOOL 

t 9:30 & 11 00 A M 

i SPECIAL EDUCATION CLASSES 11:00 A.M. 

^ ONLY ONE SAVIOR" 

Rev. Donald R Elly 

Pastors 

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HOOer! M Taylor Shirley E Harden 

Donald R Elly John Gouwens 

ST. MARK'S 

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Dearborn Heights 

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9 30 AM ADULT BIBl E 

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11 00 A M MORNING 

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NURSERY THRU 4th 

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UNITED 

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CHURCH OF CHRIST 

Oakland at Grand River 

Farmington 

Sunday School 9:00 A.M. 

Worship Service 10:15 A M 

Church Office GR 4-6880 

Parsonage GR 6-0487 

Carl H Schu'U Minister 

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Rev. Darryl Bell, Pastor 

459-2199 

Pioneer Middle School 

46081 Ann Arbor Rd 

WORSHIP 10:30 A M 

Sun Sch starting Jan 

A Protestant Church 

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534-7730 

Jam** A Crawford P«»tor 

SUNDAY WORSHIP 

9 30 SM00 AM 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 

9 30 S 11 00 A M 

Nursery lor both services 

ST. TIMOTHY 

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CHURCH 

PeoDlf Canng for People 

WORSHIP SERVICE 

9 30 & 11 00 A M 

CHURCH SCHOOL 

10:45 A M 

NEWBURGH RD 

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Rev E Dickson Forsyth 

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John Robert! 

Music & Choir 

Director 

CALL 464-8844 

349-7187 

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Wednesday 

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5885 Venoy 

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425-0260 

Ralph Fischer Pastor 

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Shortly after he wrote the musical 

setting to "A Midsummer Night's 

Dream." wealthy Berlin composer 

Felix Men de l ssoh n-Bart hoi dy staged a 

complete performance of the Shakespearean 

play, with dancers and 

chorus, on the lawn of his own estate, 

impressive for its natural setting That 

was in the 1840s 

The late Jesse Bonstelle would stage 

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musical setting. That was a 

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THAT (JAP will be filled at 4 p.m 

Sunday. Dec 4 in Southfield-Lathrup 

High School, 12 Mile west of Southfield 

roads, in a multi-media production of 

several scenes of the classic comedyfantasy 

about quarreling fairies, 

enchanted young lovers and country 

bumpkins 

It will involve 101 persons 

• Forty five members of the Oakway 

Symphony Orchestra, conducted by 

Francesco DiBlasi, who had the idea 

express the fantasies and dreams ol 

Shakespeare's characters. The darners 

are the thoughts of the charar 

ters." Mrs Henderson said. 

For example, whilf the two young 

couples — L ysander. Helena 

Demetrius and Hermia—are asleep in 

the forest. Puck puts a love potion into 

the eyes of the wrong man The result 

is considerable, and entertaining, 

confusion. 

DAVE JORLETT deli be rate I) 

picked 10th graders for the chorus 

"Older singers would have had too 

mature a sound he explained 

"They're almost like a Greek 

chorus, Jorlett said of the singers 

function. "They're adjacent to the 

stage. They comment on the action 

and sing the words the fairies sa\ 

"Multi-media is really a new expe 

nence for the singers. NormalK they 

sing their parts and are off', The> 

approached this kind of timidly But it 

has been a challenge for them. An 

exciting " 

Solo parts will be sung by first soprano 

Leslye Sldar. a voice major at the 

University of Michigan and second 

soprano Carol Gagliardi a senior at 

the high school 

To help defray production costs 

ticket prices for tins Oakwa\ perform 

anee are up a bit $4 for general 

admission, $2 tor students and senior 

citizens Tickets are available at Hud 

son's in Northland. Westland and Oak 

Wealthy Berlin composer Felix Mendelssohn 

staged a musical version of A Midsummer 

Night's Dream' on the lawn of his 

estate in the 1840s. Jesse Bonstelle staged it 

on Belle Isle in the early 1900s. Sunday, 101 

persons will stage it at Southfield-Lathrup 

High School. 

for Oakway's biggest production to 

date 

• Twenty pantomime actors from 

Will-O-Way Playhouse, directed by 

Celia Merrill Turner, who will narrate. 

• Five members of the Performing 

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company directed by Lin Henderson - 

• Thirty Choralaire singers from 

Southfield-La\hrup High School, 

directed by David Jorlett. 

• And Helen King, at 76 still an active 

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"WE ARE doing two scenes," said 

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ancess—"the ones centering on the 

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Flute and the rest—rehearsing their 

play. 

"We're using pantomime in full costume 

patterned from the Old Vic production. 

There'll be a certain amount 

of pageantry." 

Mrs Turner explained the production''theory. 

"In opera, you know, 

there are recitative and aria The 

recitative tells the action. The aria 

expresses the mood- —the thinking, the 

suffering 

"Lin Henderson, with her dancers 

lias taken the aria role. She has 

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production." 

Thus, the five ballet dancers—four 

women and a man ranging in age from 

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Fordson stoned; Rocks off to regionals 

The Plymouth Salem girls basketball 

team rolled to an easy 50-28 victory 

over Dearborn Fordson to win "its 

first ever district title last night at 

Dearborn High School 

11* 1 Rocks now advance to regional 

action in Trenton next week It 

marked the first time the Rock girls 

have survived district competnon. 

With the victory, the Rocks boosted 

O n i o n iDbsrrUrr Sports 

their record to 15-6 overall. Fordson 

ended the year with an 8-9 mark 

Salem saw its 12-5 first quarter lead 

vanish in the second period as Fordson 

pulled within one point on two different 

occasions. But a seven point spurt 

by the Rocks in the last two minutes 

gave them a comfortable 24-16 halftime 

lead The Rocks maintained control 

in the second half, extending their 

lead to 38 26 after three quarters. 

Kathy Dillon led Salem's scoring 

attact with 12 points Doris Hoelscher 

added eight, and Debbie Pitera 

chipped in with seven 

In the semifinal game, Salem 

downed Dearborn 45-37 

The Rocks had a balanced scoring 

attack led by Erin Moore who scored 

10 points. She also pulled down 10 

rebounds to lead in that category 

Pat Weidman. a player brought up 

from the Rock junior varsity squad, 

had six points and 10 rebounds. All of 

her points came in the fourth quarter 

Captain Kathy Dillon contributed 

nine points in the victory 

Debbie Pitera added eight points, 

four steals and displayed a good floor 

game. 

Doris Hoelscher chipped in with six 

points. 

Salem took a 16-8 first quarter lead, 

and never relinquished it 

The Rocks' only bad quarter was the 

second, as they could only produce 

four points to take a 20-17 ha I ft i me 

lead 

Dearborn made several good come 

bucks in the second half, a few times 

coming within one point, but all were 

futile 

Salem was up by four points 31 27 at 

the end of the third quarter. 

In the semifinal contest that pre 

ceded the Salem-Dearborn game 

Dearborn Fordson upset Detroit 

Osborne 47-25 

Fordson lost to Plymouth Canton 53 

11 earlier this season 

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In the Pocket 

Gassifieds 

Thursday. December 1. 1977 iCitC 

Rock cagers demolish 

lowly Franklin, 81-35 

B\ I>F W IS O'CONNOR 

Sports Editor 

lf \ lin) early in the boys basketball 

set son to use the adjective "per- 

IccC'as a description for any one 

team's performance 

\fter viewing Plymouth Salem's 81 

3T> non-league laugher over Livonia 

Franklin, however, it was definitely 

liard to lind things wrong with the 

Rocks style of plav 

Salem totallv dominated the action 

in every phase of the game Tuesday 

night enroute to the successful home 

opening victory—the second Rock 

'.numph of the season against no 

defeats i 

It was evident from the start, when 

. Salem grabbed a quick 11 0 bulge only 

'^hree-and one half minutes into the 

•game, that the Rocks belonged in a 

different class than their Northwest 

Suburban U'ague foes. 

After all. what can one expect when 

an established coach with an established 

program kittles against a team 

which is under first year direction 

Salem > bigger and stronger physical 

pla> along with lightening quickness. 

were obviously important factors 

as well in the lopsided outcome 

It wasn't the kind of varsity debut 

Franklin coach John Mclntvre was 

Chiefs 

bomb 

Bentley 

The Plymouth Canton wrestling 

team opened its dual meet season with 

a b;ing I'uesdav night, defeating nonleague 

opponent Livonia Bentley 60-9 

• it the Bulldog gym 

The Chiefs were helped by three 

Bent lev forfeits as they managed victories 

in all but two weight classes 

It was just a good night for us," 

said an elated Canton coach Dan 

Chrenko ' We showed we had the 

fX)tential lor scoring 

"Bentlev s in the same position we 

were four years ago We knew we 

would win and we came out fired up " 

Varsity winners included freshman 

.lay Parks. Tommy Harreld. Dan 

March. Steve Penar. Craig Lee. Jeff 

Key. Scott Collins, Dennis Howell. 

George Hamblin, Paul Haarz and 

Chuck Walker 

They spotted us 18 points but we 

went out and got 42 for ourselves." 

Chrenko said 

I "he Chiefs were still without their 

lull senior lineup because some grap 

piers were injured or failed to make 

weight 

The Canton junior varsity also 

defeated Bentley's JV 45-15 The junior 

varsity squad is coached by Dan 

Kiggs 

(Continued on page •»*•) 

looking for at all 

"Salem was just too much for us." 

the disappointed Mclntvre admitted. 

"There wasn't a ballplayer on our 

team which played better than their 

group 

"But there are no excuses. We 

played poorty and slut poorly.We are 

r play " 

Mclntyre added that lus club •"would 

be back" and they "could only 

improve" on this initial performance 

Salem head coach Fred Thomann 

was pleased with his team's perform 

ance and saw an improvement in 

defensive play from last week's 23 

point victory over Walled Lake Con 

tral. 

"We definitely played better 

defense." Thomann said "We forced 

them out of what they wanted to do on 

offense 

"In my judgment, we are further 

ahead defensively (at this point of the 

season) than in a long, long time. We 

had good court relationships out 

there " 

Thomann felt having the first game 

under their belts was an advantage for 

(Continued on page 

Canton advances to finale 

By ANDY MEL1N 

Advancing to the championship 

round, the Plymouth Canton girls' varsity 

basketball team trounced Dearbom 

Edsel Ford 47-28 in state tournament 

district action at Detroit 

Mumford High School Tuesday afternoon 

The victory increased the Chiefs' 

perfect record to 20-0 

After an error-filled first half. Canton 

broke away in the third quarter, 

converting on several baskets after 

capitalizing on many Edsel Ford mistakes. 

to take a 34-22 lead 

m 

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Turnovers plagued Edsel throughout 

the contest, and were a key factor in 

that third period 

The Chiefs mounted 29 steals in the 

game, nine of those coming from cocaptain 

Kathy Sochacki. 

"The third quarter was definitely 

the turning point in the game." stated 

a satisfied Canton coach Mike 

McCauley. 

The fourth stanza was much like the 

third, as the Chief defense dominated 

play. 

Edsel scored only six points in that 

period, and started to play the 

reserves midway through the final 

4 

Salem's swarming defense, demonstrated as Franklin s Gary 

DeYonker attempts to shoot, was one of the many reasons the Rocks 

demolished the Patriots, 81-35, Tuesday night. (Staff photo by Gary 

Caskey) 

Salem grapplers win 5 duals 

The Plymouth Salem wrestling team 

has started its season off in great fash 

tfui'With five straight dual meet victories 

| 

The Rocks opened the season with a 

clean sweep of a triple-dual event Saturday 

afternoon at Saline and added 

two more victories Tuesday night in a 

double dual at Northville 

Salem, coached by Ron Krueger, 

totally outclassed both respectively 

"The kids just rose to the occasion," 

said Krueger 

The Rocks were off and running 

against Northville, winning the first 

six matches by pins Salem lost its 

^ first match against Ann Arbor Pioneer 

cbut rebounded with six straight vic- 

tories to keep things under control. 

Eight of Salem's 13 wrestlers each 

won two matches 

Rene Leist and Bruce Piper not only 

laised their individual records to W) 

for the year, but all five victories have 

been by way of pins 

Piper has yet to wrestle past the 

first period as all his opponents have 

faltered 

Randy Vipperman raised his record 

U) 5-0 with two victories at Northville. 

Steve Ernst recorded two pins to keep 

his record clean at 4-0-1 Bob Barach 

man Joe Piceola, Jim Ross and Wally 

Brown all recorded two victories as 

well to help pace the attack 

THE ROCKS sparkled in competition 

over the weekend, winning 

three meets in triple-dual action at 

Saline on Saturday 

Salem defeated the host team 35-23 

and rebounded with a narrow 30-27 victory 

over respectable Willow Run, 

The Rocks' third victory came over 

an injured Ann Arbor Huron squad 59- 

10 Huron had to default three matches 

against Salem because of injuries. 

"We were just tickled pink with the 

way the kids preformed," Krueger 

said "Especially after what happened 

to us earlier in the week." 

The Salem coach spoke in reference 

'(Continued on page 5C) 

quarter 

"Our defense was the key, it has 

been all year," said McCauley, 

Canton led 11-7 at the end of the first; 

quarter, and maintained that four 

point edge 18-14 at halftime. 

Sochacki led the Chief scoring attack 

with 14 points, shooting a tremendous 

70 per cent from the floor 

Canton will play for the district 

championship tomorrow afternoon 

against either Detroit Mumford or 

Detroit Chadsey 

Mumford has only lost one game this 

year and is the Public School League 

champion Game time is 4 p.m 

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Offers expire 

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Salem's Matt Etienne led many fast-break baskets as the Rocks 

whipped Frankliii, 81-35, in non-league action Tuesday night. (Staff 

photo by Gary Caskey) 

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Salem, Canton winter sports schedule 

Plymouth-Canton Community Schools 

Interscholastic Athletics 

1977 - 1978 

( ANTON J.V. & VARSITY BASKETBALL 

DATE OPPONENT PLACE TIME 

Friday. Dec 2. 1977 Harrison T 6:15 

Tuesday. Dec 6. 1977 Belleville T 6:30 

Friday. Dec 9. 1977 W L. Western H 6:30 

Tuesday. Dec 13. 1977 Southfield Lathrup 11 6:30 

Friday. Dec 16. 1977 Churchill T 6:15 

Tuesday. Dec 20. 1977 Bentley H 6:30 

Tuesday. Jan 3. 1978 Franklin 6:15 

Friday. Jan 6. 1978 Northville H 6:30 

Tuesday. Jan 10, 1978 Farmington H 6:30 

Friday. Jan 13. 1978 Waterford Mott T 6:15 

Tuesday. Jan 17. 1978 Annapolis . 11 6:30 

Friday. Jan 20. 1978 Harrison - \ 11 6 30 

Tuesday. Jan 24. 1978 Bentley T 6 30 

Friday. Jan 27. 1978 W L. Western 6:15 

Tuesday. Jan 31. 1978 Thurston 11 6:30 

Friday. Feb 3. 1978 Churchill II 6:30 

Tuesday. Feb 7. 1978 Stevenson 6:15 

Friday, Feb 10. 1978 Northville T 6:30 

Friday, Feb 17. 1978 Waterford Mott H 6:30 

Tuesday. Feb 21. 1978 Dearborn II 6:30 

Feb 27th Mar 4 Districts 

March 7 11 Regionals 

March 15. 17. 18 State 

( ANTON 9TH GRADE BASKETBALL 

Friday. Dec 2. 1977 Marshall . H 3:30 

Friday. Dec 9. 1977 Salem T 3:30 

Friday. Dec 16. 1977 Hilbert H 3:30 

Thursday. Jan 12. 1978 Pierce T 4.00 

Tuesday. Jan 17, 1978 Wayne Franklin T 3:45 

Thursday. Jan 19. 1978 Belleville South T 3:30 

Tuesday. Jan 24. 1978 Meades Mill T 3:30 

Friday. Jan 27. 1978 Salem H 3:30 

Tuesday. Jan 31, 1978 Belleville North T 3:30 

Thursday. Feb 2. 1978 Hilbert T 4:00 

Tuesday. Feb 7. 1978 Meades Mill H 3:30 

Friday. Feb 10. 1978 Farmington East 11 3:45 

Tuesday. Feb 14. 1978 Farmington Dunckle T 3:45 

Fnday. Feb 17. 1978 Pierce H 3:30 

SALEM J.V & VARSITY BASKETBALL 

Tuesday. Nov 22. 1977 W L. Central T 6 15 

Tuesda>. Nov 29. 1977 Franklin II 6:30 

Friday. Dec 2. 1977 Allen Park T 6:30 

Friday, Dec 9. 1977 Dearborn 11 6:30 

Friday. Dec 16. 1977 Redford Union T 6:30 

Thursday. Dec 22. 1977 Christmas Tournament H 6:45 

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Fnday. Dec 23. 1977 Christmas Tournament H 

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Tuesday. Jan 3. 1978 Fordson H 6:30 

Fndav. Jan 6. 1978 Trenton II 6:30 

Tuesday. Jan 10. 1978 Bentley H 6:30 

Fnday. Jan 13. 1978 Belleville T 6:30 

Tuesday. Jan 17. 1978 Edsel Ford T 6:30 

Friday.'Jan 20. 1978 Allen Park H 6:30 

Fnday. Jan 27. 1978 I )earborn T 6:30 

Tuesday. Jan 31. 1978 John Glenn T 6:00 

Fnday. Feb 3 1978 Bedford Union H 6:30 

Tuesday, Feb 7. 1978 Trenton T 6:30 

Friday. Feb 10. 1978 Bentley T 6:30 

Friday. Feb 17. 1978 Edsel Ford H 6:30 

Fndav, Feb 24. 1978 Belleville H 6:30 

Feb 27 - Mar 4 Districts 

March 7 11 Regionals 

SAL EM 9TH GRADE BASKETBALL 

Thursday. Dee I. 1977 Hilbert T 4:00 

Tuesday, Dee 6. 1977 Farmington Warner T 3:45 

Friday. Dee 9. 1977 

Canton II 3:30 

Thursday. Dee 15. 1977 Pierce T 4:00 

Friday, Jan 6. 1977 

Marshall H 3:30 

Friday. Jan 13,1978 

Belleville North H 3:30 

Tuesday. Jan 17. 1978 Ypsilanti T 3 45 

Friday. Jan 20. 1978 

Hilbert H 3:30 

Friday. Jan 27. 1978 

Canton T 3:30 

Tuesday. Jan 31. 1978 Meades Mill H 3 30 

Friday. Feb 3. 1978 

Pierce H 3 30 

Tuesday. Feb 7. 1978 Belleville North T 3:30 

Thursday. Feb 9. 1978 Marshall T 4:00 

Tuesday'. Feb 14. 1978 Meades Mill T 3 30 

Thursday. Dec 8. 1977 

BOYS SWIMMING 

Harrison T 7 30 

Saturday. Dec 10. 1977 Redford Union Relays 

Tuesday. Dec 13. 1977 Ypsilanti T 7:00 

Thursday. Dec 15. 1977 W L. Western H 7:00 

Saturday. Dec 17. 1977 Ypsilanti Invitational 

Thursday. Jan 5. 1978 Redford Union II 7:00 

Thursday. Jan 12. 1978 Northville H 7:00 

Thursday, Jan 19, 1978 Churchill H 7:00 

Thursday. Jan 26. 1978 Harrison H 7:00 

Tuesday. Jan 31. 1978 W L. Central T 4 30 

Thursday. Feb 2. 1978 W L. Western T 4:30 

Tuesday. Feb 7. 1978 Thurston H 7:00 

Fnday, Feb 10. 1978 John Glenn Invitational 

Saturday. Feb 11. 1978 John Glenn Invitational 

Thursday. Feb 16. 1978 Northville T 7:00 

Thursday, Feb 23, 1978 Churchill T 7:00 

Thursday, Mar 2. 1978 Western 6 Harrison 

Friday. Mar 3. 1978 Western 6 Harrison 

Tuesday, Mar 7. 1978 Diving Regionals 

Fnday, Mar 10.1978 State Meet 

Saturday. March 11. 1978 State Meet 

SALEM 

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Thursday, Dec. 1. 1977 Thurston H 7:00 

Tuesday. Dec 6. 1977 Stevenson T 7 00 

Thursday, Dec 8, 1977 Northville H 7:00 

Saturday, Dec 10, 1977 Redford Union Relays 

Thursday. Dec 15. 1977 W Bloomfield T 7:30 

Saturday, Dec 17. 1977 Ypsilanti Invitational T 7:00 

Thursday. Jan 5. 1978 Ypsilanti T 7:00 

Thursday. Jan 12. 1978 Edsel Ford T 7:30 

Thursday, Jan 19, 1978 Bentley II 7:00 

Thursday. Jan 26. 1978 Trenton T 7:00 

Thursday. Feb 2. 1978 Allen-4'ark II 7:00 

Thursday, Feb 9. 1978 Redford Union H 7 00 

Friday, Feb 10. 1978 John Glenn Invitational 

Saturday. Feb 11. 1978 John Glenn Invitational 

Thursday. Feb 16, 1978 Dearborn T 7.30 

Thursday. Feb 23. 1978 Belleville H 7:00 

Thursdav. Mar 2, 1978 Suburban-8 Plymouth 

Friday, Mar 3. 1978 Suburban-8 Plymouth 

Tuesday, Mar 7. 1978 Diving Regionals 

Fndav, Mar 10. 1978 State JHeet 

Saturday. Mar 11, 1978 State Meet 

Saturday. Nov 26, 1977 

Tuesday, Nov 29. 1977 

Saturday, Dec 3. 1977 

Thursday. Dec 8, 1977 

( ANTON WRESTLING 

Northville Invitational T 11 a m 

Bentley T 6:30 

John Glenn Invitational T noon 

Harrison T 6:30 

Saturday. Dec 

Tuesday. Dec 

Thursday. Dec 

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Thursday, Dec 

Thursday, Jan 

Friday. Jan 6. 

Saturday. Jan 

Thursday, Jan 

Saturday. Jan. 

10. 1977 

13. 1977 

. 15. 1977 

17. 1977 

20. 1977 

, 29. 1977 

. 5. 1978 

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Tuesday. Jan. 17. 1978 

Thursday, Jan 19. 1978 

Tuesday. Jan 24. 1978 

Saturday, Jan. 28. 1978 

Saturday. Feb 4. 1978 

Saturday, Feb 11. 1978 

Feb 17-18 

Saturday. Nov 26. 1977 

Tuesday. Nov. 29. 1977 

Thursday. Dec. 1. 1977 

Saturday. Dec 3. 1977 

Thursday. Dec 8, 1977 

Saturday, Dec 10. 1977 

Tuesday. Dec 13. 1977 

Thursday. Dec. 15. 1977 

Tuesday, Dec 20. 1977 

Thursday. Dec 29. 1977 

Thursday. Jan 6. 1978 

Saturday, Jan 7, 1978 

Thursday. Jan. 12. 1978 

Saturday, Jan. 14. 1978 

Tuesday. Jan 17. 1978 

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Thursdav. Jan 19. 1978 Allen Park H 6 30 

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Saturday, Feb 4. 1978 Districts 

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Thursday. Jan. 5. 1978 Harrison • T 7 00 

Monday. Jan 9. 1978 Franklin II 7 00 

Wednesday. .Jan 11.1978 W.L. Western H 7 00 

Monday. Jan 16, 1978 Waterford Mott T 6 15 

Wednesday, Jan 18. 1978 Brighton T 4 00 

Saturday, Jan 21. 1978 Schoolcraft Invitational T 9 a m 

Monday, Jan 23. 1978 Northville H 7 00 

Wednesday. Jan. 25. 1978 Ypsilanti T 7 00 

Monday, Jan 30. 1978 Churchill H 7 00 

Wednesday, Feb 1, 1978 Stevenson T 7 (X) 

Monday, Feb 6. 1978 Ann Arbor Huron T 7 00 

Wednesday. Feb 8. 1978 Harrison H 7 00 

Saturday. Feb 11. 1978 Plymouth Invitational 

Monday, Feb. 13. 1978 Thurston H 7 00 

Thursday, Feb 16. 1978 W L. Western T 7 (X) 

Monday. Feb 20. 1978 Waterford Mott 11 7 00 

Tuesday, Feb 28. 1978 Northville T 7 00 

Tuesday. Mar 7. 1978 Churchill T 7 00 

Saturday. Mar 11. 1971k Regionals 

Saturday. Mar 18. 1978 v - Finals 

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Tuesdav. Jan. 10. 1978 Churchill T 7 (Ml 

Wednesday. Jan 11, 1978 Thurston T 7 00 

Monday. Jan 16. 1978 ..Ypsilanti H 7 00 

Wednesday. Jan 18, 1978 Edsel Ford H 7 00 

Saturday. Jan 21. 1978; Schoolcraft Invitational T 9 a m 

Monday. Jan 23.1978 Allen Park T 4 00 

Wednesday. Jan 25. 1978 Trenton H 7 00 

Monday. Jan 30. 1978* Bentley T 7 00 

Wednesday. Feb. 1. 1978 Redford Union T 7 00 

Monday. Feb 6. 1978 Dearborn H 7 00 

Wednesday. Feb 8. 1978 Belleville T 6 30 

Thursday, Feb 9. 1978 Northville T 7 (X) 

Saturday. Feb. lit 1978 Plymouth Invitational 

Monday. Feb 13. 1978 Edsel Ford T 7 00 

Wednesday, Feb. 15. 1978 Allen Park II 7 00 

Tuesday. Feb 21. 1978 Trenton T 7 00 

Wednesday, Feb 22. 1978 Bentley II 7 00 

Monday, Feb 27. 1978 Redford Union H 7 00 

Wednesday. Mar 1. 1978 Dearborn T 7 00 

Monday. Mar 6. 1978 Belleville H 7 (HI 

Saturday. Mar 11. 1978 Regionals 

Saturday. Mar 18. 1978 Finals 

CANTON GIRLS GYMNASTICS 

Monday, Jan 16. 1978 Walled Lake Central T 7 00 

Wednesday, Jan 25. 1978 ^Belleville T 7 00 

Monday. Jan, 30. 1978( N. Farmington T 7 00 

Monday, Feb 6. 1978 Walled I.ake Western H 7 00 

-Wednesday. Feb. 15. 1978 Salem H 7 00 

Monday, Feb 20. 1978 Northville & Harrison North vi lie 7 00 

Tuesday. Feb 28. 1978 Farmington T 7 00 

Saturday, Mar 4. 1978 Regionals 

Friday, Mar 10. 1978 State Meet 

Saturday. Mar 11. 1978 State Meet * 

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Wednesday. Jan. 18. 1978 Belleville H 7 00 

Wednesday. Jan 25, 1978 Northville & Oak Park Northville 7 IX) 

Wednesday. Feb 1, 1978 Walled I*ake Central II 7 00 

Monday. Feb. 6. 1978 N. Farmington T 7 00 

Wednesday. Feb 15, 1978 Canton T 7 00 

Wednesday. Feb 22. 1978 Walled Uike Western II 7 00 

Tuesday. Feb 28. 1978 Farmington T 7 00 

Saturday. Mar 4. 1978 Regionals 

Friday. Mar 10. 1978 State Meet ; 

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Wrestling 

offers 

excitement 

• Boys basketball always steals the 

spotlight when the winter sports scene 

rolls around 

There is an equally exciting sport, 

however, which slowly but surely has 

gained popularity at the Centennial 

Park 

Wrestling is a relatively new sport in 

the high school athletic programs 

around the state The interest it stimulates 

around Plymouth Salem and 

Plymouth Canton High Schools is phenomenal 

But it's time that this increasing 

interest extends beyond the schools 

and reaches people all over the 

Plymouth Canton community 

I urge people from this area to go to 

the Centennial Park ;ind view a wrestling 

match It's truely something to 

behold 

The first big wrestling event which 

will include both the Rocks and the 

Chiefs is a quadrangluar meet scheduled 

in less than two weeks on 

Tuesday Dec 13 starting at 6 p.m 

Salem and Canton will host Franklin 

and Clarenceville in the competition 


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By DENNIS O'CONNOR 

Sports Editor 

Salem's first home dual meet is 

against powerful Belleville on 

Thursday, Dec 8 at 7:30 p.m. Canton's 

first home dual meet is one week 

later, Thursday, Dec. 15, against 

Walled Uike Western. 

Tournament attractions at the Centennial 

Park incliKk' Canton's Christmas 

Tournament on Dec. 29 and the 

Plymouth Invitational on Jan 14, 1978 

Both Salem and Canton will participate 

in the tourney action. 

WRESTLING is growing in popularity 

each year And it has become a 

special activity in this community 

thanks to the countless hours of dedication 

by Canton coach Dan Chrenko 

and Salem coach Ron Krueger 

These two men have worked hard 

together to help wrestling become one 

of the major programs at the Centennial 

Park 

And the only way this sport can continue 

to grow in popularity is through 

the help of the community. 

Come out and see a wrestling match 

the next time you get a chance. You 

will be surprised how interesting and 

entertaining it can be 

The coaches and grapplers in the 

Canton and Salem programs have 

tned to promote this sport They 

deserve the same audience attention 

which basketball receives 

Wrestling- may be the only sport 

which doesn't have a ball But it's just 

as exciting—believe me 

ONE FINAL WORD of congratulations 

is in order to the Portage 

Central football team which lost 17-7 in 

the Class A state finals last Saturday 

to Birmingham Brother Rice 

Portage defeated Salem in the first 

round of action and went on to topple 

East Lansing in the semi-finals 

enroute to the trip to the Pontiac Silverdome 

The Mustangs from the Kalamazoo 

area wert better than I orginally 

thought as demonstrated by the second-place 

finish. 

The Rocks shouldn't feel so bad 

because they lost to a fine ball club 

Congratuations Portage 

Stanwoods lead swim qualifiers 

rhe Plymouth-Canton community 

will be solidly represented in the girls 

state swim meet which will be held 

this Saturday at the Western Michigan 

University pool in Kalamazoo. 

Plymouth Salem's girls, coach by 

Chuck Olson, will send both its relay 

trams to the state finals The 200-yard 

medley relay of Jill MeCann, Collette 

Colbados. Sue Stanwood and Sarah 

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The 400-yard freestyle relay, which 

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Marion, Sue and Sarah, and 

either Sharon Ross or Madeline 

UikAtos, qualified with an outstanding 

time of 3:53.9 

Individual Salem state qualifiers 

include Marion Stanwood in both the 

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freestyle events, Marion' 200-yard 

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"THE FAMILY"

Grapplers shine 

{Continued fr^m page 1C) 

THE CHIEJFS wrestled only five of 

their 11 seniors at the season-opening 

Northville Invitational last Saturday 

afternoon and the result was a disappointing 

fifth-place finish in a field 

of eight teams. 

Novi won the event with 157 points. 

Milford was second at 142, South Lyon 

third at in 1 *, Howell fourth at 114%, 

Canton fifth at 113. Dearborn Hts. 

Crest wood sixth at at 106, Northville 

seventh at 50 and Cherry Hill last at 

304. 

Some Chief grapplers did not make 

their assigned weights while others 

were out with injuries or sickness. 

"1 was encouraged with the under- 

classmen," said Chrenko. "I thought 

we did well with a make-shift lineup 

but we could have done better if we 

had the seniors. I wasn't satisfied. 

"1 think we could have beaten Novi 

(the champion) in a dual meet but 

they're a good tournament, team." 

Scott Collins breezed to his first of 

many expected tournament medals 

with three easy victories at the 155^ 

pound weight class. Collins pinned his 

first two opponents and won the title 

with a superior decision 12-0 over 

Dave Garder of South Lyon. 

Heavyweight Chuck Walker was the 

other Chief tourney winner with two 

pins in his weight class. 

Salem stays perfect 

(Continued from page lCl 

to five key losses in his starting lineup 

which occurred last Monday 

Leading Salem's attack was junior 

Kandy Vipperman, who was a trple 

winner Steve Krnst added a 2-0-1 

appearance on the day. 

Rene Leist, one of four captains, 

came though with three pins over his 

opponents Leist s third pin to Mike 

Herra of Ann Arbor Huron was in only 

15 seconds, which broke his own school 

record for the fastest pin in a match. 

The old mark was set last year at 17 

seconds^ 

Bruce F'iper also turned in a solid 

performance with three straight pins. 

Not one of Piper's matches lasted past 

the first period 

Wally Brown aLso went undefeated 

with a 2-0-1 mark—one of his victories 

was a key win in the close Willow Run 

match 

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Area swimmers 

eye state meet 

By DOUG FUNKE 

A six-girl contingent from Livonia 

Steveason will carry the Spartans' 

banner into the Class A state swimming 

meet this weekend at Western 

Michigan University in Kalamazoo 

Stevenson finished second to East 

lansing last season, but coach lx>is 

McDonald said she doubts that she has 

enough blue-chip swimmers to do as 

well in the next couple of days. 

"1 haven't really figured it out, but 

I'm hoping to get in the top six," said 

McDonald "It depends on how they 

swim in the preliminaries and whether 

they get into the finals or the consolation 

finals " 

Although the Spartans' aggregation 

may not be as strong as last year's, it 

is by no means shabby 

Linda Hem, state champion in both 

the 200-yard individual medley and the 

100-yard butterfly in 1976. will be on 

hand to defend those two titles 

Becky Stanley, who placed in the 50and 

100-yard freestyles last fall, has 

qualified in both again this season 

l^n Loomis, who earned points in the 

100-yard backstroke in the 1976 meet, 

will attempt to do the same this weekend 

All three—Hein, Stanley and 

I-oomis—are seniors 

Kari Santo, a junior, has qualified 

for the individual medley and the 500 

yard freestyle; Sally Zehnal, a sophomore. 

will compete in the 200^ and 

500-yard freestyles and Dede Hoeft, a 

junior, will test her skills in the 1(XV 

yard breast stroke 

Hein. Santo. Stanley and Zehnal 

have also qualified as a team for the 

400-yard freestyle relay. 

Two Livonia Churchill sophomores- 

Jeanne Gessler and Jackie Rudolph- 

have also earned a trip to Kalamazoo. 

Gessler has qualified for the individual 

medley and the 100-yard breast'stroke 

and Rudolph in the individual medley 

and the 100-yard butterfly. 

"They're strong and they have been 

swimming for a long time," said Churchill 

coach Carolyn Benninger.^Tm 

just excited for them that they were 

able to make it this year." 

Cindy Brown, a Iivonia Bentley senior 

and a state finalist last season, has 

qualifed for five events—the 50- and 

100-yard freestyles, the individual 

medley, the 100-yard butterfly and the 

100-yard breaststroke. 

Bentley coach Kevin Shelton said he 

will enter Brown in the individual 

medley and the butterfly since competitors 

are limited to two individual 

events 

The three Stanwood sisters—Marion 

and Sue, twins and seniors, and Sarah, 

a freshman—will spearhead the 

Plymouth Salem effort at the state 

meet 

Marion will enter the 200- and 500vard 

freestyles, Sue, the 100-yard butterfly 

and Sarah, the 100-yard freestyle 

The trio will also team either with 

Sharon Ross or Madeline Lakatos in 

the freestyle relay and Sue and Sarah 

Mill combine with Jill MeCann and 

Collette Colbados in the medley relay. 

Cindy Shelanskey, a Plymouth Canton 

senior, has qualified for the 100yard 

backstroke and Kim Massey, a 

freshman, for the 500-yard freestyle. 

Clarenceville has qualified four 

divers—Tammy Thompson, Kim 

GaulV, Denise Pearson and Helene 

Ingemanson—and two swimmers— 

Marcia Hartley and Lisa Redford—for 

the Class B state meet at Central 

Michigan University in Mt Pleasant. 

Giief JV gains 17-2 mark 

The continued successes of the 

Plymouth Canton girls basketball program 

can largely be attributed to the 

junior varsity accomplishments 

ITiis year, coach Pat Cunningham 

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included a perfect mark in Western 

Six league action 

The Chiefs only two defeats were 

against tough teams from Dearborn 

Fordson abd Redford Thurston by narrow 

margins. 

"For the first time in years expe 

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ningham "We had four or five juniors 

in the group where we usually had a 

lot of freshmen 

"We had some fine players on the 

team, and we definitely played better 

defense than in past years We played 

hard man-to-man." 

Members of the Chief JV this year 

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Merrifield, Sue Bauni, Marlene 

McKinley, Chris Gagge , Kim Tripplett. 

Barb Sczapanski, Jean Timlin, 

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Five new Livonia Churchill starters 

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successful debuts Tuesday, as the 

Chargers slipped past Dearborn, 52-50, 

in their initial boys' basketball contest 

of the season. 

Craig Hanton snapped a 50-50 tie on 

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"It was exciting, but it wasn't really 

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Please send resume lo Persoryiel 

Office 1 it> of Farmington Hills 

31555 11 Mile Farmington Hills 

Michigan 48018 

AHI- Vol I OOMNG FOR 

\N h \ 1 ITINt; JOB 1 

liuaranteed immediate employ 

ment for young men under 25 who 

ca' qu ilify iiood pav Continue 

your education with vocational 

technical or business training Feel 

• he sense "I pride gained through 

achievement in a job with real 

growth potential A bright future 

euld b< just a phone call away 

I all Naw 42) '1660 425 3720 425 2722 

ARTISTS 

hxperienced in id layout & design 

Challenging creative work on 

national at c ounts Agency or studio 

tiackgrourid desirable For inter 

view call 962 0090 

ATT F.N HON Male rtr Female 

Full or I'art time no experience 

required l.ight manufacturing 

sewing sealing layout & packag 

ing Two ne^ plants opening m 

January T ivonia & Troy 1 Appli 

cations being taken at 12164 

former near Telegraph Si 

Plymouth Rd Also 930 F Drayton 

I- erndale 

AI To DEALERSHIP 

Needs neat & trainable person for 

service write uns light mechanic 

parts trainee K porter V[>f>l% in 

Person To Tom S/olt 

ROC I- B PI- NS^ ( HFVROl FT 

28! 11 Telegraph Rd Southfield 

Electrical Panel 

WIREMAN 

Machine Tool 

Electrician 

Experience required 

Overtime & Benefit} 

H R Krueger 

MACHINE TOOL. INC 

3 1 506 Grand River 


47 / - 8 400 

El.ECTRK Al PANEL wire men 

electrical apprentices electrical 

designers design apprentice 

Dynamic Electric Controls. 1850 

Tnunderbird Trov 3SZ1950 

ENGINEER AIDE I 

SEASONAL 

Previous municipal inspection 

experience desirable Ability to 

deal well with contractors Must lie 

a high school graduate with draft 

ing and surveying skills Applicants 

must be a Farmington Mills resi 

dent unemployed for 30 days or 

underemployed $4 96 hour City of 

Farmington Mills 

474 6113 

FORCF AMFAD 

Become a manager of a consumer 

finance office With Capital, being a 

branch manager is almost like 

being 111 business for yourself You 

furnish the ability and the 

supplii 

Ihe office training, trie know how 

initiative ( apitol supplies you with 

the office location A equipment & 

all the money needed to build a 

successful branch We have op«i 

ings for manager trainees now 

Phone Mr Cetnar at 38^0310 to 

arrange for a confidential personal 

interview Capital Financial Serv 

ices. 16089 Eureka Southgate 

An Equal Opportunity Rmployer 

FOX PHOTO is looking for mature 

responsible person to work in Salts 

in our Photo Drive up store located 

at 30209 Cherryhill in Inkster Apply 

in person at 775 Davis St 

Plymouth Michigan between 10-4 

weekdays 

An Equal Opportunity Employer 

oa. e 

Thursday, December 1, 1977" 


ATTENTION: 

DUE TO FIRE 

OUR RFDFORD OFC 

HAS MOVED 

MANPOWER 

TEMPORARY SERVICES 

Previously located al 26049 5 Mil. 

Redford has been relocated 

OUR NFW ADDRESS 

24 755_5 Mile, Redford 

Between Telegraph B 

H/O 

87? 

87.1 

87t, 

8 .'8 

880 

8/4 

EMPLOYMENT. INSTRUCTION 

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818 

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808 

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AulOS tor S.llt:' 

At'luiut! Car. 

Ampncao Motor 

Bun *• 

Cadillac 

C'UWK ;lf!t 

Chrysler 

Dodue 

Fori) 

jeep 4 Wheel 

Lincoln 

Men u'v 

OldHrrintjilr 

Plymouth 

Pi >hM(. 

Sports & 

ImfHitteil Can. 

Volk'.A.iijeii 

Auto Truck 

Parts P, Service 

Auto Rentals 

ft I eavriq 

Autos Wanted 

trucks to' Salt* 

RecfC'l'iuna' Vehicle*. 

Snowmobiles 

Airplanes 

Boa's ft Moli i", 

Boa' t'.i'is ft Servu > 

Vehicle ft Boa! 

Storatje 

Insurance Moio' 

MotO'CyC lr>s 

Gp K,vis 

Mil Bikes 

Motorqycle Par'' 

Cd" IX!'' ft M< ' 

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Help Wanted 

Help Wanted ( kj(H' 

Hi^p War'Sic I lo* • n 

MI'WKMI 

Help yV.ii 'ed ' V 71 

Hell W.r ! 1 • 

Help War 'e i Ott i •' 

(.'eru a 

Help W i- ted ' i iler. 

Set retaii.il Bum' ' 

Services 

Situ.itifi' W.r 'ed 

I em,lie 

'Ot' Aniiqu'", 

'0*i Appi .e i i- 

7(K) Anchor' Sales 

71,' Bu y< if. I' 1 iaie 

71 t Ri( ,(le Mepai' 

714 Buse es', ft Ut'i'.e ( Qiep' 

7 Ifc Commercial ft InriuStna 

Lquipment 

718 Hiiiidwifj Ma'c .ir 

4 i ..in hi j Supplies 

7?y c:B Radios 

7.'D t arm Pii iduce 

'.'I flfjwt-ry ft ('i.ini. 

Hotitne? ft 

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NOTICES' & SERVICES 

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Cart! o 1 thai-- 

Child C.i'e 

I ntertaiririienl 

In Memoriam 

income 'a« ft 

I'isiiranie 

lecjal Notices 

I os: ft Found 

Personals 

Camj) 

Transportation 

744 Horî", I 

f quipmenl 

, 708 Hou 

tiaktand CôiiPty 

7 09 Household Ooo 

Wayne County 

"18 MoiiSehijid Pefti 

7it i ,iai Ga- i>" ft 

Etjuiprfien! 

710 Mis( 'O' Salt- 

Dai. .1".! I ' IT •. 

"1 Mist $ for Sale 

Wa,r< Cm.int, 

'.'h M .sii.ai iostrijm 

'4M Pel Servu >• 

'"04 Rumii .iqp Sale* 

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Advancement possibi 1 dies 

Apply TULSA STATIONS 

23433 Plymouth, Redford 

27353 W 8 Mile. Rpdford 

291QVenoy Rd Wayoe 

(.AS PUMPERS lor larg. folurrw 

Birmingham Service Station Full 

or part time days or aftenit««is 

hourly plus commission 647 OTim 

GENERAL cafeteria work 7AM 

3PM full time Farmington area 

Call Marie 553 2000 St a 327 

GENERAL LABOR afternoon 

shift start $4 per hr liood benefits 

send resume to NSS Industries 9075 

General Dr Plymouth Mi 18170 

GENERAL LABOR needed al 

starbird Auto Glass Itedford ind 

Southfield - Ke . 2312 

GENERAL MAC IIINISTS 

To assume tool making ^ inspection 

responsibilities .7040 Princeton 

Inkster Michigan 

562 4441 

t 

GRII.I COOK 

Experienced (inll Cook for stand 

ard menu in busy airport reslau 

rant Must be able to work days or 

afternoons including weekends and 

holidays $.'l 58 per hour Blue Cms 

paid vacations and holidays Apply 

in person to Pi rsonnel office 

located on the ground li-vel of the 

Airport Motel between 8 AM 3 

PM Monday I- ridav or rail Mrs 

Hundarin 941 3029 

MOST INTFB.NATION VI. 

METRO AIRPORT 



HIGH F ashion Models vv.uiii it 

Professionals nlv Minimum i 

A I M A 557 J3.il 

HIGH Si Hool m ,dnil wanted 

*ork ai Dmo Pi//i na Phiin iti 

Male ..i feu- a . pari tin . aft. ' 

school t i.1otl 

HOSTESSES Waitress.-, f. Bus 

Boys for Pieadlllv Reslraur.uu • ri 

Raleigh Mous. 25.100 lelegiapt r 

10 Mile Appfv ir, persof 

11 \ M 9PM T ues 11 ru S,i> 

HOUSEKEEPER 

Full time day sf f' A{jpi> • 

(*»rsori 

WILLIAMSBURG 

Co' wolescer.t O' 

2101 7 Middlebel' Fam 

Between Grd R ve r &8 V h 

HOlSEKEEPERs 'dl'im. ..m. 

Weekends ^'ply al 2,"-iI l"v'!v I' 

I Rd I ivotila " Between 8am 

! riimn 

I MOl SEKEFPEKS lull tiiih tor 

small nursing hniin in •s.n/tili' •! 

I Pleasant * orV iif n dil . • 

!• ringe benefits , r :i333 

i INSTRl ( TORS wanted for F.i r.: 

Wood Reading Dviam s 

1 Applicants must hav Hurl* • i' 

i Decree w lib e xp. r i. • > • n I • , 

Public Speaking ..r Salt* Int.' 

vii f vtill b< held Saturday I H- 1 

12 1 PM 173911 W KM. s, it|.i„ .j 

*•> : 

GUARDS I-ul 

Farmington area 

and part linn 

333 0663 

GUARDS 

MICHIGAN'S lASGtST 

INDUSTRIAL SECURITY 

Full & Part Time 

Wayne-Oak Id Macomb Ctys 

TOP UNION SCALE & FRINGES 

Call Collect 

255-2600 

BONDED GUARD 

SERVICES 

17819 W 7 M le Rd Detroit 

GUARDS 

Weekends A Part Time 

Sectjrtlv Services 

31 lil W 10 Mile 

Farmington 4/69600 


ID-OD 

& Surface 

Grinders 

[Par! Time & Ret 'ef'5 

tor-'S'dered 

Top wages Fu be'ie' "> 

Overtime Mjs' tse quO ' e 

lor pres ision 'c* a o f « 

SHIELD 

TOOL 

23261 FENKEll 

IMNU HI \TE OPF N| 

For High Si ho.1 t.r.id 

Seniors betw« en the n:« 

14 Over Ton ddf< fer 1 ski 

1 hoose Ir.im I earn a jot 

attend • ollegi it tin -a 

I- • anl vac ai'c 

uous assistant e Iron 1 t m 

Applications* are t oir ; taker 

PM ,it 23'1'jS Teieqtapn Sou' 

or send resutr (• tn " < 

' v\ ' 

EXPERIENCED 

MANAGERS 

CO-MANAGERS 

Cham Store Aqe h,i'- • ,11 t im t ' ,i» 

Retail Giant ,v»ri we f•

500 Help Wonted 

Insurance Trainee 

To $25,000 

National company paid training 

excellent benefits management 

potential Salaried position College 

and I year sales preferred IJ90 


Southfield Mich 40034 

(-'all write or walk in 

Personnel Recruiters 

358 3300 

INVENTORY CONTROL 

RE BUYER 

•Vn excellent oppijrtumtv is immediiflelv 

available , w ith a reputable 

ndustry leader located in the west 

em suburbs If you have experience 

in re buying are familiar with 

mechanized inventory control pro 

edures and possibly some EDP 

background you should apply Sal 

arv commensurate with ex^ncnce 

E ic el lent fringe benefit program 

Send completed detailed i resume 

to Box 832 Observer & Kccentric 


I .noma Michigan 48150 

INVENTORY 

CONTROL MGR. 

TO $20,000 

National beverage distributor 

excellent fringes salary must have 

multiple items inventory expe 

rience 1406 



Call write or walk in 


358 3300 

JANITOR for Warehouse At)ffice 

Experience needed full time 

permanent position good benefits 

f>ovi area Call Miss Harrier 

weekdays between 10 AM and 3 PM 

349 5000 

lAMTok part time Tues Thurs. 

! n evenings 5 111 8 Jo PM Must 

have car |/) 2 6254 

KEY LINE K 

years experience Southfield area 

557 5713 


W FTICKETS ©M5$ 

500 Help wanted 

JANITOR 

HIGH SCHOOL GRAD 

General plant clean up 5 day week 

CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 

Monday Nov 28 

Ramshaw Photo 

29299 Franklin Rd . Southfield 

358-51 10 

janitor, jan it res s'. eYPV 

rienced part time evening work, 

must have own transportation 

Crooks Rd Big Beaver area 

.W2072 

KEYPUNCH 4 KEYTAPE operators. 

afternoon shift, having 

complete keypunch school or typist 

to train as keypunchers Must tvpe 

65 W'PM. excellent benefits, 

incentive pay, Manatron. Inc 20361 

Middlebelt, Livonia Call 478-7447 

KIDDIE TRAIN OPERATORS 

Attractive neal appearing women, 

over 18 to work with chiTdren and 

the public operating the Tel 

Twelve Mall Kiddie Train, thru 

Dec 31 2 shifts available, 10AM to 

3PM and 3PM to 9 30PM Call 

354 0002 

KITCHEN Help, fast sandwich 

maker and slicing for deli 

Southfield area 364 0121 

LABORERS 

Maintain public grounds, roadside 

and stream clearance Must be able 

lo perform heavy labor work $3 75 

per hour Applicants must meet the 

following CETA requirements 

•Farmington Hills resident 

•Family income within 70-- of the 

lower living standard 

•Registered with MESC 

•Unemployed for 15 of the last 20 

weeks, or whose family is receiving 

AEDC. or recently discharged 

veteran 

City of Farmington Hills 

31555 II Mile Rd 

474-6115 

MACHINIST SF \R("H 

Needed a machine hand who is 

experienced in running machines 

reading blueprints, 4 is familiar 

with trie manufacture of tools 4 

dies Comparative wages with as 

much overtime as wanted & good 

benefits Contact Pat Kern at Kern 

Industries Inc 4740762 

RAPIDLY EXPANDING 

AUTO PAH1S MANUFACTURER 

has the following openings for experienced 

personnel 

• DIE SETTERS 

• TOOl A DIE MAKERS 

• SURFACE GRINDER HANDS 

• 2 ELECTRICAL APPRENTICES 

• ID & OD GRINDERS 

• INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIANS 

Surplus overtime available Excellent working condi 

tions * th liberal employee benefits Apply today 

STAHL MFG. 

12282 WOODBINE 

IF YOU LIKE 

FLEXIBLE HOURS... 

OA E 


L A N D 

SURVEYORS 

PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING 

ASSOCIATES. INC has Openings 

for Rodmen on Land Surveying 

Field Crews Wage Rale. $2 50 to 

$4 50, depending on qualifications 

Liberal fringe benefits For 

appointment Phone 

313-362-0390 

LATHE HAND 

BORING MILL OPERATOR 

AND MACHINIST 

Steady employment overtime, all 

benefits including dental program 

Apply at 5320 Oakman Blvd. 

Dearborn 

Laundry Person 

Good working conditions, pleasant 

surroundings Apply 7 AM to 2 PM 

Mrs Long 

FARMINGTON NURSING 

HOME 

30405 Folsom Rd Farm 

477-7400 

LIGHT INDUSTRIAL WORK 

Apply at 

Interlace Industries 

25460 Novi Rd . Novi 

LIGHT INDUSTRIAL WORK 

Apply at 

Interlake Industries 

25460 Novi Rd . Novi 

LOW PRESSURE boiler operator 

with maintenance experience Mail 

name and nhone number to box 734 

Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers. 

36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, Mich 

igan 48150 

MACHINIST or skilled mechanic 

for interesting work in arAique auto 

restoration shop Excellent opportunity 

for careful, conscientious 

worker Plymouth 453 5309 

Machinist 

With lathe experience helpful 

Top wages and fringe ben- 

efits Clean, pleasant shop 

Apply in person 

Join us at one of our Burger King restaurants We 

otter excellent wages and an excellent work envi- 

ronment Housewives can work while the children 

are in school and be home in time to meet the 

school bus Extra money can be important any time 

of the year 

lot ations at 

Come Join our Team 

ACT NOW 1 

Telegraph & lb Mile Road Bloomfield Twsp 

Rochester'& 16 Mile Rd , Troy 

Groesbeck & 15 Mile Rd . Fraser 

Northwestern Hwy & 1 ? Mile Southfield 

8 Mile between Sthf & Lodge Freeway, Detroit 

Twelve Oaks Mall, Novi 

THE DEVELOPMENI GROUP, INC 


Di-Dro Systems 

23874 Kean 

West Dearborn 

MAINTENANCE MAN must have 

experience in general building 

maintenance opportunity to learn 

boiler operation, retirees welcome 

Send name and phone number to 

box 732, Observer 4 Eccentric 


Livonia Michigan 48150 

MAINTENANCE 

Part time maintenance for morning 

shift for cleaning retail store Good 

starting wage 4 many company 

benefits Apply 10am 5pm Monday 

thru Friday in F'ersonnel 

MONTGOMERY 

WARD 

Tel Twelve Mall 

Equal Opportunity Employer M F 

MANUFACTURING help needed in 

jewelry shop full time, permanent 

Will train Call Yince 10 AM 3 30 

PM 362-1270 

MANICURIST Wanted for Headline 

Hair Salon Birmingham Call 

Carol 647 3033 

RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT 

U S « 

645-9246 

689 0659 

791-3960 

357-0346 

644-2000 

644-2000 

The Development Group. Inc . a franchisee, continues to expand its Burger 

Kmg restaurant operations iri metropolitan Detroit Our growth has created 

immediate openings for promotion oriented individuals who can handle every 

aspect ot running a small business 

Look into these benefits 

• Excellent starting salary plus atyactive bonus 

• Advancement opportunities 

• Professional training proqram 

• Paid vacation 

• Maior medical benefits 

What does it take to join us 7 An associate or college degree is preferred 

Management or supervisory experience is essential Strong directly related 

experience will be considered m lieu ot college 

It unable to call, send resume to 

ACT NOW 1 CALL 644-2000 

F4111 /tydover Rd , Suite 206. Bloomfield Hills 48013 

THE'DEVELOPMENT GROUP. INC 

An egual Opportunity Employer 

Just 


Maint. Supervisor 

For automatic press room New 

FacilitlS Profit Sharing 4 Pension 

All fringe benefits 

Progressive Stamping Inc 

2807 Samose^f Royal Oak 

14 Miie-Cool idge Area 

MAJOR MACHINE Tool Distributor 

will employ 

Sales Engineer Trainee 

to work in Customer Services 

Department for 1 lo 2 years prior lo 

joining sales department Must be 

sales oriented with technical educa 

lion or shop experience and willing 

to relocate if required Submit 

resume to J Lee Hacketl Co . 

23550 Haggerly Rd Farmington 

Mich 48024 

MALE Help wanted to service 

automatic washers 4 dryers Must 

have mechanical ability, good 

driving record & willing to leam 

Steady, good benefits 547 2829 

MANAGEMENT TRAINEE - high 

school grad or better with 2 years 

good working background Quick 

promotion for neal appearing 

applicant Beryl Personnel 4274 N 

Woodward. Royal Oak 576 0270 

Manager Trainee 

$1 I ,500-$25,000 

F'ull service restaurant Insurance 

profit sharing, paid vacations Paid 

on the Job training 828 



Call, write or walk in 


358-3300 

MAN To do Collection Work in 

Finance Office Hours 9^5pm 5 day 

week $650 a month to start Wylie 

Loans, 29474 Ford Rd (iarden City. 

427-7500 

MARKET RESEARCH Inter 

viewers needed immediately (or 

door to door surveys in City of 

Detroit and Wayne Macomb and 

Oakland Counties Must he avail 

able to work evenings and week 

ends Car necessary No sales 

solicitation reouired or permitted 

Please call Sally Doner at Market 

Opinion Research 963 2414 

MATURE MAN 

For office supply stock work 4U 

hours weekly, plus benefits 

Appointment only 3428817 

MATURE person, to assist in 

Architectural Library downtown 

Detroit 964 3000 Ext 418 

MATURE W O M E N 

Will train All shifts Flexible hours, 

full or part time Good working con 

ditions Paid vacation Prefer over 

18 

Apply In Person 

THE D O N U T STOP 

20745 Farmington Rd at 8 Mile 

MCDONALD'S 

OF C A N T O N 

Needs Help 

Full 4 Part-Time 

i Weekend Maintenance 

Apply at 

44900 Ford Rd 

MFIAT MARKET looking for steady 

help, willing lo leach must be neal 

Apply at meal department Conti 

nental Market 210 S Woodward 

Birmingham 

MECHANICAL 

ENGINEER 

A Responsible and challenging 

position working in new product 

design Degree and Product Design 

experience desired 

MECHANICAL 

DRAFTSMAN 

EXPERIENCED for layout and 

detail Fringe benefits Permanent 

position 

ACE CONTROLS, INC 

23435 INDUSTRIAL PARK DR 

FARMINGTON HILLS 

476 0213 



MECHANIC & DRIVEWAY MEN 

Wanted full time for Service 

Station Apply In Person 32889 

Warren Harden C^ty 

MODELS Female for afternoon 

F'ashion Shows Age 18 to 30 I,ee 

Shell's Modeling Agency Call 

Shelley 349 1375 or Lisa 543-6527 

MODELS for Fashion show Will 

train Call between |2 3 PM only 

for appointment time 5.77 9359 

MOLDING PRESS 

ALSO GENERAL 

LIGHT ASSEMBLY 

Male or Female Full lime 2nd or 

3rd shifts Must have good refer 

ences Good pay 4 fringe benefits 

Apply 

Selastomer Detroit Inc 

23800 Research Dr 

Farmington Industnal Park 

10 Mile Grand River Area 

Applications accepted 8.30AM 

to 4 30PM. Mon thru Fri 

(No phone calls, please ) 

M O L D LEADER 

^ M O L D MAKER 

Capable 4 experienced for Plastic 

Mold Builder Shop Salary open 

fringe benefits 

DURA MOLD 4 ENG CO 

13400 Northend Oak Park 

548 0550 

MOTEl. MAIDS pari time help 

Farmington Hills Novi area 474 2725 

NEED EXTRA 

M O N E Y FOR 

THE HOLIDAYS? 

We have temporary light industrial 

work available in the l.ivonia 

Plymouth F'arm ington and Novi 

uieas If interested apply al listed 

locations 

29449 6 Mile Livonia 

522 4025 

27629 John It Madison Ills 

'KELLY GIRL A Division of 

KELLY SERVICES INCi 

Equal Opportunity Kmployer M F 

NIGHT CHEF 

Experienced 

Full time Salary 

Call Mornings 

The Great Dorte Restaurant 

Farmington Hills 

851-0555 

NIGHT CUSTODIAN 

Janitor work, nights for Farm 

ington area restaurant Call mom 

ings The Great Dane Restaurant 

851-0555 

NIGHT DISH W ASH EH full or pari 

time Northville Charley s. 41122 W 

7 Mile Northville Please apply in 

person 

An Equal Opportunity F:mplover 

NOON AIDE Substitutes needed. $4 

per hour I 1 '? & 2 hour 

assignments Farmington Public 

Schools 477 1300 ext 21 

NOW HIRING 

BUS BOYS 

DISHWASHERS 

START IMMEDIATELY 

Day or Night Shifts 

APPLY IN PERSON 

Stafford's Restaurant 

6306 Orchard I.ake 

W Bloomfield 

ORCHARD MALL 

851 8952 

NOW HIRING EXPERIENCED 

HOSTESSES 

CASHIERS 

WAITRESSES 

Start immediately Day or night 

shifts Excellent tips Blue Cross 

paid holidays 

APPLY IN PERSON 

Stafford's Restaurant 

6303 Orchard l.ake 

W Bloomfield 

ORCHARD MALI. 

851-8952 

CITY OF NOVI 

Has openings tor the following pbs 

• CUSTODIAN, < ETA VI special project. 1 opening JH.SO 

• ACCOUNT CLERK. CETA VI sustaining. 1 opening J*, 1 

500 

,»un 

• PLANNING 

JH .500 

AIDE. CETA VI special project. I opet ipening 

These positions are CETA Title t> anil are subject to the following 

qualifications. 1, Be a resident of Oakland County but 

not resident of the cities) of Pontiac, Trov, Royal Oak, Southfield, 

F'armington Hills.j or Waterford "township 2. Qualify 

under the necessary (,'ETA Title fi family income and 

unemployment restrictions F'or more information or to obtain 

the necessary application material, please contact 

City of Novi 

CETA & Safety Coordinator 

43315 Sixth Gate, 

Novi, Michigan 48050 

349-4300, ext. 40 

MECHANICAL LAYOUT 

EXCELLENT BENEFITS 

OVERTIME 

LONG TERM PROGRAM 

CENTRI-SPRAY 

CORPORATION 

39001 Schoolcraft. Livonia, Mich 

MOUNTAIN 

JACK* 

attr 5I*rcoD SPIRITS 

Mountain Jack s Restaurant is 

Now HIRING Restaurant Personnel 

Full or Part Time, Lunch or Dinner 

BUSBOYS/BUSGIRLS 

WAITERS 

DISHWASHERS 

BARTENDERS 

i i A p p l y in p e r s o n b e t w e e n J - 6 P M 

Monday thru Friday 

Mountain Jack's is located at 

The Corner of Stephenson Hwy & Rochester Rd 

Equal Opportunity Employer 


NOW HIRING 

MANAGERS 

MANAGER TRAINEES 

ASSISTANT MANAGERS 

ASST MC.R TRAINEES 

If you have the ability and desire to 

fill one of these positions apply in 

person Kentucky Fried Chicken 

27524 Plymouth Rd Livonia 

OFFICE MANAGER Experienced 

in Property and Construction 557 

0770 1569 2758 Eves i 

OFFSET OPERATOR for New 

A B Dick 360 4 Multilith 1250 s with 

at least some experience 425^2920 

OPERATIONS 

ASSISTANT 

MOVING INDUSTRY 

EXPERIENCE REQUIRED 

Ask For LEONARD SEE 

837-0808 

OWNER/OPERATORS 

IK) YOU WANT TO BE HOME 

REGULARLY 4 PAID FAST ' 

Detroit based refrigeration oper 

ation We load both ways Detroit 

to West Coast 4 immediately reload 

hack to Detroit 1975 or newer traitors 

4 42 refrigerated trailers 

lie* ied We offer you year round 

work 4 3 year contract plus pay 

your pro rates, fuel taxi's 4 furnish 

PL, PD 4 cargo insurance We pay 

a true 75 r ; on all loads For full 

information call Bill 313 584 9241 

PARKING ATTENDANTS 

Full Time Day 4 Night 

Call Between 10AM-5PM 

569 3232 Ext 600 

PART TIME mature responsible 

woman very interesting work 

Photography studio 425 0990 

PATROL DRIVERS 

Full Time 

Security Services 

31171 W 10 Mile 


476 9600 

PENSION ADMINISTRATOR 

$18 256 to $20 1104 year Supervision 

of municipal pension activities 

Related degree considerable expe 

rience Apply Civil Service Dear 

born West City Hall Annex 

PERSON TO Set up maintain and 

service punch presses arid dies 

Full time Apply at Interlake 

Industries. 25460 Novi Rd Novi 

PERSON to set up maintain and 

service punch presses and dies 

Full time Apply at Interlake 

Industries, 25460 Novi Rd Novi 

PIZZA HUT Inc is now accepting 

application for cooks waitresses 

waiters Full time and part time 

positions are available Apply it 

4845 Rochester Road Trov Mich 

or call 689 9350 

PIZZA MAKER wanted apply 

Dino's. 27235 W 7 Mile at Inkster 

PIZZA MAKER experienced 

needed Also kitchen help Must be 

dependable Pleasant working con 

ditions Dante's Pizza Farmington 

Hills After 4 PM 474 7874 

PIZZERIA Carryoul needs girl, 

some cooking answering plume and 

cashier Gagliarei s Pizza, 13820 

Merriman Rd Liv 261 0350 

PLASTICS PLANT now accepting 

applications for afternoon .ind 

midnight shifts Apply at A Line 

Plastics 38880 Grand River Farm 

ington Hills 477 5430 

PORTER 

For Apartment Complex located 

Telegraph 12 Mile Rds ('all 

between 9 AM 5 PM 

357 1761 

PRESSER Silk Quality work full 

time need car $175 $225 549-708Q 

PRESS OPERATORS expenenced, 

afternoon shift for automotive 

stamping plant Blue Cross arid 

other fringe benefits Apply Per 

feet Mfg ll70Souter Troy 

Production Foreman 

for Livon id area Stamping 

^lant Experienced m progres- 

sive and line dies Overtime 

and good benefits Apply in 

person 

Garrett Tool & Eng 

36930 Industrial Rd 


PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR 

trainee, college experience or 

aptitude $160 weekly bonus Ray 

Greene Personnel 399 1428 

Production & 

Machine Operators 

Including H i Lo Drivers Wire 

Operators. Header Operators Grob 

Operators and shipping and receiv 

ing personnel We are now taking 

applications 

S.M.C. 

800 Junction Plymouth 

PROMOTION & 

MARKETING 

DEMONSTRATORS 

NEEDED 

See KELLY GIRL We have misc 

promotional and public contact 

assignments available now through 

Christmas in Detroit and all sul> 

urbs A smile, an aggressive per 

sonality and the ability to commu 

nicate effectively are all you need 

for temporary marketing assign 

ments Sales and or product dem 

onstration experience helpful Must 

be flexihle for some evening and 

weekend work and have your own 

transportation This is a perfect 

opportunity for homemakers col 

lege students and teachers 

KELLY GIRL 

A Division of Kelly Services 

Not an agency Never a fee 

Renaissance Center 


Southfield 

Livonia 

Madison Hts 

259 1400 

642•9650 

}24 9100 

522

8C *( P.C- 10C.K, W.G-6C) Thursday. December 1. 1977 

T O WIN: Send your name and address, on a 

postcard, to RED WING TICKETS. The Ob 

server & Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 

Schoolcraft Road. Livonia. Ml 48150 Then 

watc>Ohe classified section every Monday 

and Thursday When your name appears 

you re a winner 1 Enter soon and as often 

as you like 

AT OLYMPIA STADIUM 

SEE THE 

RED WINGS 

500 Help Wonted 

Warrant* Claims We need an 

experienced person tohandle AFA 

rlaims Top pay top fringe benefits 

including paid life, medical dis 

ability insurance Profit sharing 

plan l-all Marv Hons or Hick 

Fmerick at Dalgleish Cadillac near 

CM .1 Fisher Bldg 875-0300 

W e Fire People!! 

with enthusiasm .«rid fiin within the 

confines of Kh Al. ESTATE MAH 

KE.'TIN'O Must love lile want to 

succeed .ind have a genuine interest 

in all Iy pes of people If this is you, 

rill Mils GOAD for interview 

appointment al (INK W AV 522 4000 

VNe need ,i machinist with .1 years 

• xperience for a clean modern shop 

wi'h i full benefit program Apply 

m person 23435 Industrial Park 

l>r Farmington 

WOMAN for bakery work must be 

dependable Southfield area .354 0121 

WOMAN for pari time office clean 

ing Plymouth Beech Daly area, 

early evenings Mon thru Fri 10-12 

his per week Apply 33921 

Plymouth Kd I ivonia 

WOOD WORKING Set t'p Man 

For plant in I ivonia Should have 

knowledge of molder. double end 

tennoner and straight line rip saw 

Call 427 3720 


Dental-Medical 


Dental Medicd 

DENTAI ASSISTANT for busy 

Livoni i pr ictice Full time chair 

side duty with some reception A lab 

work F tperlenced preferred Call 

between 8AM 5PM 533 7542 

NURSES' AIDES 

ORDERLIES 

five day paid training class 

Full time or part time All 

shifts Attendance bonus Start 

today Apply in person 

PORVIN CONVALESCENT 

4 NURSING CENTER 

2V2/0 Mo'lock Livonia, on 

Midd!eErt»lt one block south of 

8 M.le 

DH \i 

M h 

PM 

Ref 

Fccemrii 

Si hooli r a 

48'.5o 

Nt h'sks 

time Stri 

sburg \i.ir 

Hoi 

\SSISTANT 

s per week 

PM 'I 

Troy 

828 Observer & 

News papers 3625 I 

l.ivonia M ie h igan 

U DF' private duty pari 

ke patient it William 

ang Home 5460694 

FULL-TIME Denial Assistant, 

experienced, mature business 

manager Able to assist in chair. 13 

Mile. Farmington Rd area 8514020 

DE NT AL KECE PT ION 1ST needed 

for busy office Experience neces 

sary in Bookkeeping Insurance, 

phone calls and malting appoint 

ments Prefer Dental knowledge 

Call ask for Mary or Rebecca 

425-0110 

Part Time Registered Nurse 

l-arge Nationally known insurance 

company needs an RN for inter 

est ing part time work with flexible 

schedule and hours This position 

offers challenge and satisfaction in 

ihe coordination of medical treat 

ment and rehabilitation of the 

industrially injured patient Duties 

require outside contact with injured I 

patient treating doctor and 

patient's employer Must have 

automobile mileage allowance 

paid Reply by giving education, 

professional experience plus home 

phone number Reply Box 826, 

Observer & Eccentric Newspapers. 

36251 Schoolcraft Livonia Mich 

igan 48150 


DENTAL IIYGIENIST 

FULL TIMF 

Birmingham Office 

642 8130 

EXPERIENCE PREFERRED. 

Benefits Good Pay Suite Age. 

experience Greenfield 9 Mile Area 

Send i^sume to Box 674 Observer 

& Eccentric Newspapers. 36251 

Schoolcraft l.ivonia Michigan 

4815S 

program all 

preferred 

Excellent trauung 

shifts experience 

HOI sh hi- h PI- KS Day shift full 

time *ill train Excellent working 

conditions 

PORTE It 

'I"' genera 

em kitchen Musl 

weekends 

Part tune older man to 

cleaning of large mod 

be able lo work 

Applications 

Th^rs 9 AM 

accepted Mon 

4 PM 

BEVERLY MANOR 

CONVALESCENT 

CENTER 

532 Orchard Lake, Pontiac 

338 7151 

I- XTRF M E 1 1 INTELLIGENT 

we|| groomed mature woman for 

receptionist Girl I- riday in dental 

specialist I.ffm .57 9674 557 6844 

DFNTM ||\i,|| \ 1ST For Mon 

•lay iri'l Tuesday Send resume to 

* t M> Minn DDS 36180 5 Mile 

l.ivonia 48154 

MED It M ASSISTANT Training 

program for foot specialist full 

time must be available 4 '? days 

including Saturday Mature person 

resume required with tpplication 

< all for appointment 349-9023 

Must be Oakland County Resident . 

I.PN for 

I- arrnlngtnr 


busy tamily 

at ion 

practice 

Call for 

176 2420 

ME DP Al Receptionist expe 

rienced for busy Doctors office 

Birmingham location Front desk 

and Him- Shield Apply box 824 

Observer A Eccentric Newspapers 

.36251 Schoolcraft l.ivonia Mich 

igan 48150 

VETERINARY AlDh Secretary 

Receptionist Southfield 353 1198 

Medical Reception 

To $8300 

Several front desk positions are 

available in prestigious offices 

Build a cari-er in these terrific meet 

and greet spots 

Snellmg & Snellmg 

478 3500 

DENTAI OFFICE auxiliary expe 

nenced I- ront desk appointment 

book peg board some insurance 

forms 453 S070 

SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST for 

oral surgery office lavonia typing 

skills A insurance rlaims expe 

rience preferred Salary com 

mensurale with experience profit 

sharing insurance Si benefits 

Monday thru Friday 8-5 Phone 

Thursday or h riday 2 5pm 427 2330 

group practice 2 

and every other 

NURSES AIDE" for recVering 

pleasant male stroke pallet in 

Troy Mon thru Fri 7 30 to 3 30 

Must be dependable and like light 

housekeeping duties (all 6420900 

for Loretta after 6 

535-5140 

before 

pm 

4 ask 

or LPNS 

Afternoon SEiift 

RNS 

Full time 

Apply 

WILLIAMSBURG 

Convalescent Or 

21017 Middlebelt, Farm 

Between Grd River & 8 Mile 

476-8300 

DENTAL LABORATORY 

Needs person to train in ceramic 

staining Knowledge of colors on 

color wheel such as in oil painting 

would t»e very beneficial Call for 

particulars Monday thru Friday 8 

5 Mason Dental Ceramics 525 i070 

For 

Job 

(he 

answer 

Whether its part time or full 

time the |Ob you re looking 

for is in the pages of The 

Observer & Eccentric Classi- 

fied You'll find so many op- 

portunities close to home 

too 1 

644-1070 Oakland County 

522-0900 Wayne County 

852-3222 Rochester/Avon 

etroit store Call Carol for 

appointment Griswold Sporting 

Goods 963 5800 

STENOGRAPHER IBM Executive 

typewriter shorthand essential 

!.aw Office Honeywell Building, 

Southfield 559-3600 

CONTRACT 

ADMINISTRATOR 

Major financial institution is look 

mg for a sharp individual to handle 

receivable processing accounts 

payable and other duties associated 

with administration of our con 

tracts If you are presently an exec 

utive secretary handling adminis 

traliye tasks or have been 

performing light bookkeeping or 

similar duties you'll enjoy this 

opportunity We are seeking to 

develop an individual who has 

potential to grow with the changing 

needs of this young aggressive com 

pany Must be intelligent and flex 

ible Salary commensurate with 

ability Farmington Farmington 

Hills area Please send resume or 

brief letter slating your qual 

ificatioas personal history and sal 

ary required to Box 846 Observer 

A Eccentric Newspapers 36251 

Schoolcraft Livonia Michigan 

48150 


CLERICAL 

Plymouth based insurance com 

pany has an immediate opwung for 

general clerical and policy typing 

with typing skills of 50 WPM. office 

experience helpful Excellent fringe 

benefits Call 453 2000 

LEGAL ^SECRETARY Downtown 

Detroit Good typing and shorthand 

necessary Good fringes 292 7703 


Office-Clerical 

ACCOUNTS payable clerk (or 

Birmingham company, they will 

train if you have good math 

aptitude and light typing Salary 

1563 with benefits Fee paid 

JR STENO for Troy financial 

company. Somerset location nice 

hours, beautiful offices and full 

company benefits Salary starts at 

1585 Fee paid 

SPECIFICATION 

Birmingham engineer 

memory typewriter salarv 

with benefits and fee paid 

typist for 

(.earn new 

1671 

SOUTHFIELD Industrial and Com 

mercial Real E state Firm looking 

for good typist and Receptionist 5 

Days, no nights 353 4454 

ft A Firm Rochester Area $51 «655 

RECE PTIO NI ST S ECR ETARY 

need mature, responsible individ 

ual with knowledge of handling 

telephone, typing office pnx'edure 

Farmington Area Top Salary $700 

$750 Good Benefits Call hives 476 

1366. or 477 5588 

RECEPTIONIST TYPIST 

Typing filing related duties for 

college office Salary $3 00 to $3 70 

per hour Send resume lo Siena 

Heights College 21700 North 

western Hwy Southfield Mich 

48075 

TYPIST ^ 

To perform misc clerical functions 

Typing speed 45 WPM minimum 

Salary to $8 006 Applicants mast 

meet the following CETA 

requirements 

•Farmington Hills resident 

•Family income within 7ir of the 

lower living standard 

•Registered with MESC 

• Unemployed for 15 of the last 20 

weeks, or whose family is receiving 

AFDC. or recently discharged 

veteran 

City of Farmington Hills 

31555 II Mile Rd 

474-6115 

Call Now 

Work Tomorrow 

Accts Payable Clerk I year expe 

rience $650 per month 

Beginner typist No experience 

$550 

l«gal Secretary type 65 with dicta 

phone and medical exp $860 

(General Office Type 50 I year exp 

$700 

Executive Secretary Type 60. 

shorthand 80 $850 

All positions fee paid, Suburban 

Uications with excellent benefits 

Call the office nearest you Per 

manent Staff Co Livonia 522 4210 

Dearborn 565 2770 

BOOKKEEPER thru Trial balance 

Experience with Blue Cross Blue 

Shield helpful very liberal fringe 

benefits Small office Southfield 

area Call Ken Burek ,1584510 

PART TIME Experienced secre 

tary (or small firm in Plymouth 

Ypsilanti area Shorthand typing 

and business skills References Mr 

Zelek , 1 483 7118 

SECRETARY BOOKKEEPER 1 

S ri office, must have experience 

rough trial balance, payroll & 

tax reports Shorthand helpful.-but 

not necessary Call for appoint 

ment 3& 9203 

BOOKKEEPER'SECRETARY I 

girl office, must have expenence 

through trial balance, payroll, and 

tax reports Shorthand helpful, but 

not necessary Call for appoint 

ment 338-9203 

ACCOUNTANT 

Experienced woman to work in 

pleasant office in Bloomfield Hills 

Excellent fringes 85fr2400 

ADAMS 

& 

. MARTIN 

PERSONNEL 

920 E Maple BIRMINGHAM 

646-5600 

RECEPTIONIST SWITCHBOARD 

Operator Bloomfield Hills location 

Prior experience not necessary 

647 0900 


Birmingham West Maple at Tele 

graph Real Estate office needs 

personable, dependable high school 

graduate to work full time Call 

John Palmer. Palmer Realtors. 

64'> 9700 

RECEPTIONIST Typist South 

field firm good accurate typing, 

phone manner figure background 

and experience Salary com 

mensurate with ability Fee"paid 

ASSISTANT Bookkeeper Troy 

firm payroll and accounts payable 

experience, good typing $65(1 with 

review in 3 months Fee paid 

LOIS RAY 

PERSONNEL 

559-0560 


To Greet Clients Heavy typing 

must be accurate ind able to 

SECRETARY with statistical typ assume responsibility 13 Mile and 

experience for position with Northwestern 645 5776 

1^655 

office Services Specialist 

Duties include, inter office mail 

messenger (or Detroit area Switch 

board relief limited clerical and 

common area maintenance 

Offices presently located in South 

field moving to Troy in February 

Phone 444 1800 

THE TAURMAN CoMP\NY 

FARMINGTON $650 : 

Fee Paid Put your personality'ami 

skills to good use working for these 

ruce salesmen Type 60 wpm and no 

shorthand' 

NO EXPERIENCE $600 + 

Fee Paid This nice suburban com 

pany will train you for a great job if 

your typing is 55-60 wpm 

TOWN & COUNTRY 

EMPLOYMENT CENTER 

474-I 717 

WANT VARIETY We need some 

one familiar with Accounts Receiv 

able with accurate typing Also 

involves office machines and 

Receptionist for small office Must 

be dependable and responsible $125 

week Call 9 5 PM 477 3434 

Telephone, 

Receptionist 

needed immediately Sharp 

dependable woman for 

answering telephone, some 

typing and filing Must hove 

good voice, experience help- 

ful Full time and excellent 

pay Apply in person only 

ÛN CONTROL, INC. 

26400 W 8 Mile Rd 

1 1 2 miles W of Telegraph 

SECRETARY 

Seeking highly motivated Sec- 

retary for Farmington Manu- 

facturer I year experience 

required Must have excellent 

typing skills and ability to 

f>andle telephone inquiries 

Opportunity for advancenient 

Excellent working conditions 

Call for interview 

4/6-7 I U0, Ext 296 

Equal opportunity Employer M F 

SUBURBAN 

OPPORTUNITIES 

CLERICAL, to $750 Fee Paid Good 

typist Prefer employee insurance 

claims experience Southfield 

SECRETARY to $825 Fee Paid 

Excellent typing with 80 S II Farm 

ington Hills 

TY'PIST to $600 Fee Paid Adver 

Using agency needs good typist 

Southfield 

SECRETARY to $900 Fee Paul 

Good secretarial skills needed for 

Southfield commercial real estate 

firm 

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE $650 Fee 

• Paid Light typing for processing 

accounts payable Redford Co 

Call Mrs Evons 477-9840 

SUBURBAN PERSONNEL 

Genera! Office 

Th© expansion of our office 

and the growth of our busi 

ness has created several new 

positions for full time and part 

time personnel An evening 

shift is also available Duties 

and responsibilities will 

include working with our new 

Computer system as well as 

assigned |obs Experience is 

not required and training is 

available Pleasant working 

conditions with good benefits 

Call 642-4200 Ask for Jeon 

GENERAL OFFICE GIRL 

Secretarial and bookkeeping expe 

rience required for small parts 

manufacturer 27040 Princeton 

Inkster Mich 

562 4444 


Office Clerical 

MATURE female for general office 

Bookkeeping, phone and filing 

experience necessary F'ull time 

Ask for Rosemary 4211120 

GENERAL "OFFICE work full time 

position, musl type 55 wpm Call 

karen 588 6830 

RECEPTION 1ST SECRETARY 

needed by Bloomfield Hills Realtor 

on Woodward AVe Typing a 

necessity | shorthand not required 

Pleasant personality Excellent 

working conditions Full time Call 

Mr Kelticr 64 7 5 9 50 

TYPIST full time and part time 

Hourly and piece work Farmington 

Hills and Southfield areas Mich 

igan Data Systems 35&202Q 

CLERK TYPIST 

Minimum typing 55 WPM aptitude 

for figures Immediate opening for 

dependable individual in our mar 

keting department Duties include 

typing filing and a variety of 

assignments 

Alexander Hamilton 

Life Insurance Co 

Of America 

12 Mile & Farniinglon Rd 

553-2000 

ACCOUNTANT full charge 3 to 5 

years experience in supervision 

general cqsVand tax accounting for 

small manufacturing service Com 

pany Degree preferred Send 

resume to Contamination Control 

13324 Farmington Rd Livonia 

Michigan 48150 

SECRETARY Research Assistant 

challenging position Elderly Care 

Research < enter Wayne Slate 

University, excellent typing 

required college background pre 

ferred Approximately $8000 

577 3307 

SECRETARY Insurance Biller 

p.ill time up to 20 hfs Evenings & 

Saturdays to work w ith Psychiatrist 

St associates Mature Si dependable 

outgoing woman with experience 

Top Of Troy Please call for 

interview appointment 362 0888 

PART-TIME SECRETARY 2 3 

days per week E xecutive Stjcretar 

lal skills ability to deal withipublic 

shorthand required Call Mary 

George IJ47 0400 

OFFICE PERSON required, small 

sales office needs front window ind 

phone receptionist Duties will also 

include mail distribution typing 

• ( office files and 

1 for appointment 

585 7031 

s Michigan 



BOOKKEEPER 

Experienced full charge including 

preparation of financial statements 

& tax returns for Real Estate 

Broker Investor in I of D area 

King Realty 34241600 

RECEPTIONIST SECRETARY 

Mature responsible individual with 

knowledge of handling telephone 

typing Si office procedures Expe 

rience helpful Real Estate of Ik* in 

W 7 Mile Southfield area 

King Really ,342 8600 

Farmington Hills Law Firm 

Needs bright dependable Secretary 

must be able lo work independ 

antly fast accurate t>ping a must 

Ability to greet clients A good 

telephone manner essential Call 

851 6111 

JR. SECRETARY 

Bright beginner needs good typing 

and dicta experience here Brim 

ingham location plus $140 start Call 

649-4144 

Y'our New Boss Pays (kir Fee 

HARRIET SORGE PERSONNEL 

E X P E R IE N ( ED SEt R ETA R Y 

with good typing and shorthand 

skills Company benefits Salary 

commensurate with experience 

l.ivonia 4& 9030 

GENERAL OFFICE 

Work right in Dow*n River area a' 

$150 to start This person Friday 

spot leads lo management level 

Call 562 8900 

Your New Boss Pays Our Fee 

HARRIET SORGE PERSONNEL 

RECEPTIONIST Switchboard 

Operator A self-starter with a 

pleasant personality is needed to lill 

this position with Cumputer Servici 

Corp located in Southfield There 

will 1m- some typing & clerical work 

Salary based upon experience ( all 

between 9 AM 5 PM ,fo 

appointment 358 1852 ext' 25. 

maintenati' • 

records Ph 

Kubik 

Accounts Payable 

Clerk Must have 2 years expe 

rience in payables Good with f.g 

ures and enjoy detail work Per 

manent position full lime Novi 

area (.'all Miss Harrier weekdays 

between III AM and 3 I'M 

349-5000 

EXPERIENCED typist recep 

tiorust file clerk Musl be able to 

use IBM Select ric typewriter 

References required Please call 

566-3961 

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 

For Bloomfield company 70 wpm 

typing plus shorthand 8u wpm 

Must have previous Executive sec 

retanal experience Salary $10 000 

plus benefits Fee paid 

RETURN INt. TO WORK 

This job in the Southfield area 

might be lor you if you can type 50 

wpm and have a figure aptitude 

Salary $120 a week to start poten 

tial of $180 a week after a couple of 

vears Benefits include denial Fee 

pdid " ' 

PREFERENCE 

PERSONNEL 

362-3420 

DEMOS 

MARKETING 

ASSIGNMENT 

YOU WILL ENJOYc 

Are you outgoing neat and per 

sonable'' If you are. then bring your 

poise, charm and big friendly smile 

to MANPOWER We have an excit 

ing assignment for you Excellent 

working conditions and excellent 

pay Product demonstration 

helpful 

Apply 9am 3 30ptn MonC/hru Fri 

MANPOWER 


24755 5 Mile Redford 

Bet w en Telegraph Beech Daly 


SECRETARY PART TIME 

F'art time secretarial help needed 

in Birmingham Area office Accu 

rate typist with good skills 

required Must be mature & willing 

lo accept responsibility Send 

resume to Box 786, Ohserver & 

Eccentric Newspapers 36251 


48150 

SECRETARIAL POSITION OPEN 

FOR LARGE REAL ESTATE 

FIRM BASED IN FARMINGTON 

HILLS OFFICE EXPERIENCE 

NECESSARY PHONE MS PAR 

DON NET 851 1900 

SECRETARY' for Southfield firm 

Office experience Type 55 wpm 

some shorthand $850 Fee Paid 

LEGAL SECRETARY for ^wn 

town firm Three years litigation 

experience, type 70 wpm $850 Fee 

Paid 

EXEC SECRETARY for Southfield 

firm Type 60wpm, shorthand 100 

wpm Full benefits $950 Fee Paid 

OPEN SATURDAYS 9am 12 noon 

ACCURACY • 

PERSONNEL 

642 3050 358 2010 

PHONE LADY 

6 HOURS PER DAY 

5 DAYS PER WEEK 

REDFORD TWP AREA 

Apply In Person 

M A Y E R 

JANITORIAL SUPPLIES CO 

25743 W 7 Mile at Beech 

SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST for 

office near Northland Intelligent 

take charge, good with figures a 

plus Some experience desired but 

not necessary Fringes Call Ruth 

Tues Si Thurs 968-0064 

CLERK TYPIST 

Good office & telephone skills, keep 

accurate records, experienced 

Medical billing desirable Oak 

Park 521 7010 

-Accounts Payable 

Position to process vendor invoices 

statements &• claims Accuracy • 

attention to detail & tin- ability to 

communicate orally & in writing 

with vendors is a necessity 

Call 642 9500, Mr Jock 

COMPETENT full time woman 

.with good Cashier Clerical 

background for busy retail tore 

Appearance and good public rela 

Hons awareness both important 

Osmun s Tel 12 Mall Southfield 

I'ART TIM!• mail clerk part lime 

general office Musl have car 

hourly pay plus gas mileagi 

Southfield Ask for l ee .61 14211 

Exec Secretary 

Extensive all around Secretarial & 

Business experience required lo fill 

interesting diversified position as 

secretary to P/esident U tter com 

position ability self motivation 

general bookkeeping knowledge 

important Shorthand required Sal 

ary commensurate with ability and 

experience Call Ms Graham 

9 30am 5 30pm at l.orio Boss 

Entertainment Agency 

588-0441 

YOUNG LADY needed in our 

mailing department 111 Farmington 

To answer phone sort mail stuff 

envelopes Si perform other mail 

room duties Three girl office Light 

typing required Non smoker 

preferred $130 per week to start 

Butler publications Inc 477 4180 

FEMALE PREFERRED Per 

manpnt full time work Phone 

order taking shipping light office 

work, company traveling Call 

Noreen for appointment 525 3535 

TYPIST Modern professional 

firm in Southfield looking for an 

ambitious girl IBM equipment & 

general office duties Must type at 

least 60 W'MP Excellent fringe 

benefits Immediate Opening Call 

Maryann to arrange interview 

356-8181 

EXPERIENCED Legal Secretary 

need for Birmingham law firm 

Good typing shorthand and Dicta 

phone required MT 200 experimce 

preferred Salary $190 $200 Call 

Jeri 64 5 5800 

EXPERIENCED SECRETARY 

Shorthand knowledge of construc 

Hon and(real estate 

' . 557 0770 

OFF ICE GIRL 

Knowledge of Property Manage 

ment, Southfield Area Good future 

557-0770', 1569 2758 Eves 1 

SECRETARY for Southfield law 

firm, must have excellent secretar 

ial skills salary open Call Barb 

355 5000 

RECEPTIONIST 

Chiropractor s office Plymouth 

Pan time Mondav. Wednesday 

Friday 3 PM 8 PM Non smoker 

459 0200 

PERSONNEL CLERK wanted for 

A Line Plastics Inc Inquire at 

38880 Grand River Farmington 

Hills. 477 5\30 

AlTo DEALERSHIP bookkeeper 

lo do the daily Sales & Parts Sales 

Journals Full control of pouting 

accounts receivable, scheduling and 

collections Other duties will be 

assigned Experience preferred, no< 

required Fringe benefits. Grand 

River near Seven Mile Road Call 

John Galbavi 5317000 

STELLA BUICK OPEL, INC 

25330 GRAND RIVER 

DETROIT, MICH 

\pply 9 AM 3 PM Mon thru Fri 


I.EGAI SFi RF TARY experienced 

for small Birmingham Ijw Firm 

Good working conditions Salary 

commensurate w ith experience 

6444433 

LOCAL CPA firm wants Typist 60 

70 wpm Bookkeeping skills help 

ful but not necessary filing 

general office work in Hirming 

ham 1 5 25 hours per week 

Approximately 10 AM 3 PM 

Please respond with brief resume of 

experience and references to P O 

Box 593 Bloomfield Hills Mich 

igan 48013 

GENERAL OFFICE 

SECRETARY 

Take charge Secretary with diver 

sified General office duties (.ood 

shorthand typing 4 knowledge of 

office procedures required Mm 

imum 5 years experience 9 Mile 

Southfield location 557 2500 

Help Wanted 

Office Clerical 

12\ MILE TELEGRAPH area 

advertising position available wi'.h 

minimum 2 to 3 years office 

experiertn. Typing 60 WPM good 

speller diHapnone Salary based 

upon experience plus imentiv> 

benefits (all 644 35&. 

Mature 

One gi 

SECRETAR' 

Expert shorthand & typing 

T office Northland area 

559022H 

KEYPUNCH 

OPERATORS 

and Systems III needed for .ill 1 

shifts for 2 weeks beginning the .as - 

week in December If ritereste>t 

apply immediately .1T 

KELLY SERVICES 

29449 6 Mile l.ivonia 

522-4020 

Equal Opportunity Employer M E 

n.ERICAl PERSON some book 

keeping & computer experience 

'input & readout Good Typist & 

possible shorthand Troy Aria 

64* 450O 

QIENT CONTACT POSITION 

Successful record company seeks 

your enthusiastic manner-arid sharj 

clerical skills to enhance their pro- 

fessional image $650 Call Jn,.i 

Hart/ 

56f 0400 

ling & Sf>e 

PERSONNJEl 

line 

MATURE WOMAN lor general 

office work must be accurate 

typist some office experience 

necessary will train on the job 

Southfield ' 356 64M 

WOMAN wanted full tune to fill 

office position in prominent South 

field furniture store 557 I800 

TYPISTS needed on temporary 

basis days nights Southfield area 

call Mon thru F r 1 9am 5pm 

424 8770 

OFFICE TYPISTS willing to b. 

trained a- < Rf operator 50 WPM 

Southfield area Call Mon tliru I-ri 

9-5 424 87711 

CLERICAL 

Permanent entry level opening in 

our Accounts Receivable and Pay 

roll Billing Department Requires 

good clerical skills arid typing abil 

it\ We are moving early 1978 from 

the Southfield area to Tr v 

Call 569-57(H) ext 222 between the, 

hours of 9 \m and noon for an 

interview appointment 

Equal Opportunity Employer M 1 

Legal Secretary 

We are seeking an experienced arid 

highly organized LEGAL SECRE 

TARY' for the Vice President at cor 

porate headquarters of inter 

national organization presently 

located in Southfield bifl mov iijg 

early 1978 to Trov 

Shorthand is required as well as 

excellent typing and dictaphone 

skills Benefits are provided 

If interested please call 36^5700 ext 

222 for an interview appointment 


ATTENTION: 

DUE I O FIRE 

OUR REDFORD OFC. 

HAS MOVED 

MANPOWER 


Previously located at 26049 5 Mil. 

Redford has been relocated 

NEW ADDRESS IS 

24 755 5 Mile, Redford 

Between Telegraph Beech Daly 

OUR PHONE NO IS 

538-3 I3p 

We are taking applications for the 

following skills 

TYPISIS 

STENOS 

KEYPUNCH 

SECRETARIES 

GEN L. OFFICE 

ADMINISTRATIVE SE 1 "RE.TARY 

Executive suite in progressjy, 

E'armington firm excellent potc 

tial and customer contain $825 

1 -real benefits 

DURHAM ASSO< W 1522 

SECRETARY TY PIST for S.wit 

field CPA office Statistical typing 

Si shorthand required Prior CPA 

experience helpful but not nei-es 

san Pleasant A frifndly wnrking 

conditions (iood fringe benefits 

>59 744; 

RE.CE.PT ION 1ST 

have an opening iri 

office lor someone 

people we|| handl 

rately arid is a 11 

Person we want 

gradually ass 

responsih lit ic 

value and inrom 

Korsak 11/ tier 

22036 Grand Rm 

I - • 

f ashier 

iir l al bra net 

4ho can meet 

(figures accu 

'([••tent typist 

intended 1 

additional 

rnirw 

and inr 

Ti. tpplv 

Plnanr 

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see Mr 

SI | RE IARY 

Mi-da al La 

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sible rehab!" il| tram 

421 

' al, 

4538 

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST 

Expanding Dr s

TTiursday. December 1, 1977 



CLERK TYPIST for small Birmi 

ngahm office Good figure appti- 

tude required Call Elaine Cusmano 

for appointment 6440560 

Insurance Agency 

Experienced Property or Package 

Rater or Underwriter for com 

mercial desk Excellent salary & 

benefits Farmington Hills 

553-4800 

HIGH SCHOOl. graduate with 

experience in typing 50wpm and 

filing Benefits Farmington Hills 

S5J4800 

CLERK TYPIST 

Some experience either in accounts 

payable or purchasing desirable 

Math aptitude and accuracy Salary 

commensurate with experience 

Full benefits Call Linda Bell. Erb 

Lumber Company 644-5300 


RECEPTIONIST 

TO SI 0,000 

Fantastic opportunity' Diversified 

duties The day* will fly by and the 

bonuses are something else' Call or 

send your resume today 

Snellmg & Snelling 

29200 Vaster. Suite 404 

Livonia, Mi 48152 

478-3500 

CLERICAI 

TO $6500 

Do you like to work in beautiful sur 

roundings' 1 Shop in the building 

during your lunch hour" If you can 

type call today 

Snellmg & Snellmg 

478-3500 

MEDICAL SECRETARY AND 

Assistant in Ophthalmology office 

General office duties dictaphone 

experience 549-6000 

TYPIST 

With general office experience for 

data processing relating to 

manufacturing 

NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS 

STAHL MFG. 

12282 Woodbine. Detroit 

SECRETARY 

Southfield law firm No legal 

experience necessary Good 

typing and shorthand skills 

required Call 

352-2300 

TYPIST RECEPTIONIST wanted 

for downtown Detroit advertising 

agency Musi type neat ana 

accurate on IBM electric machine 

will train on switchbaorsd Call for 

appointment 962 0090 

TYPIST 

Southfield Area 

569-1 494 

906 Hdp Wanted Sales 

504 Heb Wanted 


RECEPTIONIST Law Office, near 

Northland Minimum wage to start 

5WS050 

PROGRAMMER 

Experienced in BASIC desired 

Progressive Southfield firm with 

excellent fringe benefits and work 

ing conditions For appointment 

call J53J209 

PROGRAMMER 

1-2 years experience necessary in 

COBOL 0 S Southfield insurance 

company with excellent benefits 

For appointment call 353-3209 

OUTGOING OFFICE OB?K 

Leading National corporation offers 

top benefits, for your pep, phrwie 

poise and good typing' $650, Hurry' 

Call Sherri Day 

569-0400 

Snelling & Snelling 

PERSONNEL 

INSURANCE SECRETARY Expe 

rienced homeowners rating and 

typing General agency pleasant 

Bloomfield Hills surroundings 

644 7161 

SECRETARY Tne~girf office. 

Southfield 30 hours Shorthand 

helpful Call before 3PM 358-2858 

LEGAL SECRETARY American 

Center. Southfield Good typing 

skills required, shorthand and legal 

experience preferred Call Jan, 

353-1400 

SOUTHFIELD Uw firm needs full 

time girl with typing of at least 50 

wpm, no legal experience neces 

sary Shorthand preferred but not 

required Call Linda 5595959 

1. E < J AL SECRTe T a'rY ~ ex pe 

rienced in areas of litigation and 

corporate law wanted for young 

Southfield law firm, excellent skills 

a must, pleasant working surround 

ings and salary commensurate with 

experience 3536100 

RECENT High School Graduate 

with pleasant phone manners, 

typing skills, will tram for light 

bookkeeping 35A221I 

BILLING 

ASSISI ANT 

MOVING INDUSTRY 

EXPERIENCE REQUIRED 

Ask for LEONARD SEE 

8 3 / 0 8 0 8 

SECRETARY needed for medical 

department in hospital Good typing 

A some billing experience helpful 

Starting immediately DETROIT 

MEDICAL CENTER 577 1116 

TYPIST CLERK, full time 

position Prior experience a must 

Salary and excellent fringe ben 

efits Apply in person only to 

Exotic Rubber A Plastics. 23936 

Industrial Park Dr , Farmington 

Keypunch Key Tape Operators 

Schoolcraft Middlebelt Area 

Minimum 6 months experience, full 

A part time days, afternoons A 

midnights Call between 10 AM 12 

Noon 522 1710 

BOOKKEEPER, part time expe 

rienced thru trial balance tor 

Livonia CPA Firm Please send 

resume to Box 812 Observer A 

Eccentric Newspapers. 36251 


48150 

REAL ESTATE ONE 

CAREER OPPORTUNITY 

i bstale One Sales Associates are selling over 

5 OCX: homes a year Immediate openings available 

fo' 'eputabie ambitious people to earn and grow 

a " us as we expand across the nation Famous 

'as' start framing program, sales aids that com- 

pel on can t match Attend our next Career Seminar 

on Thurs December 1 7 30 p m at our new Troy 

Office 3726 Rochester Road • Call Alice Mclntyre at 

644 4 7Q0 for your complimentary reservation 

A' fcqua Opportunity Compaq 

LLOYD, CARR.S. CO. 

SALES 

Li Ovf) CARR & CO S OPENING US NEW DET 

RC T f-FiCF IN THE RENAISSANCE CENTER WE 

AR- ->iTKING PROFFSSIONAi SA1 ES PEOPLE 

W!TH r -F NEED AND DFSiRF TO ACHIEVE PER 

SON A I. -UCCESS AND EARN IN EXCESS Of 

SS0 000 ANNUAI I V 

[ iyd ( arr & Co ic. .i leading national commodity 

br -keraoe firm efin oynq uo to 75 unusually success 

Lii .a.f -ivooin in each of its offices Notably almost nil 

came try from other industries with neither ex 

oeripn.ee n nor knowledge of commodities as an 

investment vehicle They were trained intensively in our 

oassr xvt m our research department and On our 

se 11 nq 'loor ihei' education continues in semi-weekly 

Seminars md dai'v conference meetings 

INCOME N THE UPPER HAl F OF THIS GROUP 

BASED ON COMMISSION STARTING ONE MONTH 

FROM DATE Of FMPIOYMENT RANGES FROM 

$?4 000 to $133 000 ON AN ANNUAl BASIS 

TO INVESTIGATE THIS OPPORTUNITY OAll 

JIM FETHERSTON 

(313) 259-5800 

Da • Detroit • Boston • St i outs • San; 

Fra-'i ' • Chicago* Los Angeles* Stamford* 

Atlanta • Philadelphia • New York 

CAREER OPPORTUNITY-REAL ESTATE 

For a limited number of Realtor Associates in our 

Super Farmington Hills office, just north of 13 Mile 

Road 

S'ar'ig ^v n—our intensive ''ain.ng D f oqram 'or 

'j ja ' f.i " I v duals -invested m a career as Real 

Es'a'e Pro'ess'onais 

We w I! 'facn you 'O 'Tiake money in your new career 

Ae /. back you wiin superb management extensive 

adve" -. - q and the finest oH.ce *ac ' t»es An we ask m 

•o' j ". s 'na' you want to succeed 

' you are contemplating a career changp and are 

nterested n a pos'tion with an o< the potential of being 

your own boss and tne support of an established 

company can for a confidential interview You need 

not be licensed.-to apply 

GARY COOK 

Assoc Broker-Manaqer 

851-6000 

THE 

REALTORS 



DECEMBER RECEPTIONIST 

People personality needed for 

fnendly firm in large office com 

plex to meet and greet' Accurate 

typing' |650 Call Pat 

5^8-5400 

Snelling & Snelling 

PERSONNEL 

BROKEHAGE SECRETARY 

Insurance Office Southfield loca 

tlon, accurate typing, shorthand 

and math required We are a 

branch office and participate in our 

companies affirmative action priv 

S am Excellent employee benefits 

ill Mrs Sternberg Mai thru Fri 

H 30 353-7747 


RECEPTIONIST-TYPIST 

Birmingham. West Maple at Tele 

graph, Real Estate office needs 

personable, dependable high schobl 

graduate to work full time (ill 

John Palmer, Palmer Realtors 

64 5 9700 

WE ARE looking for a highly 

motivated person with a minimum 

of 2 years expedience as a closer in 

a mortgage office or real estate 

sales Must be able to handle 

pressure Salary commensurate 

with experience Send resume and 

salary history to Box 736, Observer 

& Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 

SchoolcraU, Livonia. Michigan 

48150 < 

All replies will be answered 


TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT 

WE NEED IMMEDIATELY 

1-egal Secretaries Typists Com 

mercial A Personal Lines girls 

Bookkeepers 

E M SPEARS & ASSOC 

1044 Buhl Bldg . Det Mi 48246 

963-08)0 

CAN YOU cheerfully handle 

requests for advertising materials, 

type a good letter A file cheerfully' 1 

If your answer is Yes, then we 

would welcome an opportunity to 

discuss 25/30 hours of weekly 

employment with you Please apply 

at 930 E Drayton, Eernd/ile. 

Michigan, 9 Mile Hilton Rd area 

BOOKKEEPER needed, part time 

experienced onIy 549 0777 or 

881 7393 

SALES SECRETARY national 

broadcast representative, good 

skills needed, excellent benefits 

Southfield office Call for appoint 

ment 353 8050 

Exec. Secretary 

Extensive all around Secretarial A 

Business experience required to fill 

interesting, diversified position as 

secretary to President letter com 

position ability, self motivation, 

general bookkeeping knowledge 

important Shorthand required Sal 

ary commensurate with ability and 

experience Call Ms Graham. 

9 30am 5 30pm, at Lono Ross 

Entertainment Agency, 

588 0441 


Sales 

BE A 

PROFESSIONAL 

We will train you in Michigan's fin- 

est Real Estate School A provide 

you with all the modern tools A 

facilities needed in the Real Estate 

profession Highest commissions 

paid & very lucrative incentive 

plan For details, call 522-8300 

Ask for John Buggy 

ntegrity 

Realtors 

SALES 

Applications are being accepted for 

Sales positions for our Christmas 

Season Available flexible hours 

between 9am-9 30pm Sundays, 

between II am-7pm Immediate 

employee discount Apply, Employ 

ment office, fourth level. Monday 

thru Friday. 9 30am 4pm 

Hudson's 

Northland 

506 Help Waited 

Sales 

INDUSTRIAL SALES TRAINEE 

Hydraulic distributor looking for 

individual to start on the ground 

floor A work up to commission 

sales Training program will 

include order department, service 

work A system fabrication Engi 

neering degree preferred Excellent 

benefit package Submit resume in 

confidence to 

RACINE HYDRAULICS d MICH 

12605 Arnold Ave 

Redford 

Atti J Breits 

EARL KEIM 

REALTY WEST 

THE HELPFUL PEOPLE! 

MEMBER MULTI-LIST 

GREAT 

CAREER 

OPPORTUNITY 

For experienced or inexperienced 

persons, male or female, who want 

a challenging career with potential 

for excellent earnings need good 

people now''' 

Call Georgette Rogg, Mgr 

AT 522 210) 

PARKE, WINTER & REED 

REALTORS 

has restored the hi stone postcolo 

nial home at the northwest corner 

of Woodward Avenue and Lone Pine 

Road, creating one of the more 

charming, comfortable and spa 

cious real estate facilities in our 

We would like to expand our sales 

staff with Associates of a caliber 

befitting our company and his 

home Our services cover Birming 

ham Bloomfield If you are seeking 

a well-paying and independence-ori 

ented career, and live in the area, 

consider us 

If you are already licensed and are 

"considering an association with a 

dignified business environment, 

please call us 

PARKE, WINTER & REED 

REALTORS 

646 5000 MR REED 

SALES 

We are accepting applications 

for temporary, full & part time 

sales & stock people 

JEWELRY 

STOCK R O O M 

SPORTING G O O D S 

TOYS 

HOUSEWARES 

CAMERAS & 

RADIOS 

Please Apply in Person 

NAUM BROTHERS, INC 

27065 Greenfield-S'fld 


EXECUTIVE 

SALES 

$750 $1250 monthly to start 

plus bonus if qualified. Out- 

standing career opportunity, 

leads to exceptional income 

Extensive 3 year training pro- 

gram if you have some col- 

lege or business equivalent 

and are an aggressive self- 

starter Three people to be 

appointed the first week of 

January Please send resume 

to Mr Ed Jacobs, Penn Mutuol 

Life Insurance Company, 

17117 West 9 Mile Road, 

Suite 940, Southfield, Mich'; 

48075 

506 Help Wanted Sales 

Only Experienced Realtor or Sales Associates need 

apply Phenomenal Business opportunity for th? qual- 

ified person with high productive sales record ^nd 

organizational background Must have good profes- 

sional conduct to grow with our Company in respon- 

sibility and financial benefits Large established 

based Realtor with 7 Offices 

CALL MR. BALOGH 

645-2500 

CRANBROOK Assoc. Inc. REALTORS 

1424 S Woodward Ave 

Birmingham, Michigan 


Sales 

SALES 

REPRESENTATIVE 

Expanding division of a major international corpo- 

ration seeks an individual to service existing 

accounts and solicit new business in the Detroit 

Area Automotive Industry Experience in sales to 

Automotive Manufacturers and a college degree are 

preferred An excellent opportunity for the hard 

working person who aspires to ultimate sales man- 

agement responsibility Excellent company benefits 

and salgry commensurate with ability and back 

ground Send resume with salary requirements in 

confidence to Box 836, Observer and tccehfqc 

Newspapers, Inc , 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, Mich- 

igan, 48150 

An equal Opportunity Employer Mlf 

FASHION 

SALES 

EXCITING Part Time Salea positions for h Fashion conscious 

woman in our Contemporary Collections & Woodward Shop 

areas ' 

• 

Hours: Part Time, Evenings, Monday thru Friday 

* Saturdays, between 9 Hm 9:30 pm 

Sundays, between II am 7 pm 

Salary & Commissions provide excellent earnings while selling 

TOP DESIGNER merchandise Excellent Benefits 

Apply, Employment office, fourth level 

Monday thru Friday, 9:30 am 4 pm 

HUDSON'S 

NORTHLAND 

REAL ESTATE 

Opportunity Knocks 

for the right indyviduala to join the 

most aggressive of CENTURY 21 's 

4,000 offices nationwide We are 

looking for management oriented 

individuals, professional sales per- 

sons and unlicensed persons looking 

for a career in real estate serving 

the Western Suburbs We offer the 

following advantages 

• Pre-license training 

• Quick start program 

• Bonus plan 

• Excellent commission 

• Int'l Referral Service 

• Multi-list computer 

Don I hesitate, call TODAY for a 

confidential interview 

Ask for Jack Keoshian 

Century 21 

TOOAY 538-2000 

CENTURY 21 

Real Estate Career 

Sales personnel (or our new office 

servicing Troy, Brimingham A 

Bloomfield area. We have 4 open 

ings for individuals who are willing 

to earn $15,000 to 120,000 per year 

You need not be experienced We 

will guarantee complete training in 

our professional school as well as in 

our office For confidential inter 

view, contact Mr Podoske , 

CENTURY 21 OAKLAND. INC" 

643-9550 

ADDED INCOME 

Merchandise Distributors 

needs 10 people over 21 & 

married, immediately 4 eve- 

nings 6-10 Earnings of $55 

to $90 per week 

689-8355 

FRIENDLY N E IG HBO HI IOO D 

Pharmacy needs Sales Lady full or 

part-time Mills Pharmacy, Bir 

mingham 6445060 

PLEASANT telephone work for 

radio advertising promotion 30 

people needed No experience 

necessary Day A evening shift, 

including 4 day Saturday Salary 

plus bonuses Students welcome 

Apply at 195 W 9 Mile Rd , Room 

216, Ferndale 

SALES 

Part Time Christmas positions for 

individuals with some sales 

experience 

Apply in person 1 lam 4pm 

20201 Plymouth Rd . Detroit 

inear Evergreen i 

Winkelman's 


SALESMAN 

from Plymouth area for route sales 

Guaranteed salary, must be 

dependable 459-1000 

Career Opportunity 

For a bright ambitious woman 

with good sales skills A attractive 

personality to be trained in New 

York as an Electroiofpst (per 

manent hair removal i for a leading 

department store Beauty salon in 

this city Expenses paid Phone 

427 5260 

NEW DIVISION of National Food 

Servicing Company with new 

concept of marketing Has sales 

openings Call Mr Pavne 522 7870 

AHA 


WANTED someone to help in my 

retail business 425-6269 

STRICTLY GRAPHICS Americas 

largest chflui of graphic artsgal 

lerys is seeking ambitious and 

dynamic people to manage its 

Meadowbrook Village Store You 

must have extensive retail sales 

experience and some in store 

management is desirable Salarys 

are open and opportunities are 

great for the right people Call for 

appt 800-323-0073 

CENTURY 21 

REAL ESTATE CARES? 

We have openings for Sales people 

for the Southfield and Farmington 

area office Licensed or unlicensed 

We provide complete training at the 

Century 21 Academy 

CENTURY 21 

RESTUM REALTY INC 

353-6666 

Real Estate Career 

Opportunity available for associ 

ation with one of the oldest estab 

lished firms in the Birmingham 

area Positions open in the West 

Bloomfield Farmington territory 

and also Franklin Village Full 

time, experienced persons pre- 

ferred If inexperienced but willing 

to dedicate yourself to leaining a 

new career, you will be considered 

If chosen, we will gtve you personal 

attention and training in the prac- 

tical aspects of the business Ask 

for Betty Koskey 

SNYDER 

KINNEY & 

BENNETT 

BIRMINGHAM MI4 7000 

SALES 

REPRESENTATIVE 

To sell home A garden insecticide & 

plant food line to area lawn A gar 

den centers 2 years college or 

equivalent work experience 

required Transportation required 

3 days per week 14 per hour start 

January 9,1978 thru Ji*ie I. 1978 

Send Resume & letter of application 

to Holiday Inn c o J A Balsley. 

2900 Jackson Rd Ann Arbor. Ml 

48103 

CONGRATULATIONS 

You have sold your home 

Call today for your $500 

deposit on our unconditional 

guaranteed Sales Program 

SUMMIT REALTY 

522-4440 

WE'RE EXPANDING! 

Openings for trainees, experienced 

sales associates, associate brokers, 

and sales managers Commission 

plan up to 70*r For personal inter 

view, call JOE F, NORWOOD 

Norwood 

to 12, Inc 478-2000 

SALESGIRL for Tobacco Shop, 

over 19. experience preferred but 

not necessary Full time Rochester 

area Applv in person Smokey 

Mountain, Winchester Mall, Roch 

ester & Avon Rds Ask for Tom 

CHRISTMAS HELP 

LIVONIA MALL 

RETAIL JEWELRY SALES 

& ENGRAVING 

Immediate openings full A part 

time Work behind a jewelry 

counter in a large retail store, 

excellent working conditions Call 

between 9 5PM 774 1565 


Sales 

LOOKING 'FOR KEY People to 

expand my retail business Call 

after « PM 422 4296 

a cosmetic, -onsuftant Free train 

ing, earn it lie you learn Luzier, 

famous si e 1923 Bess Lyons 

OS-2641 

PART TIME HELP wanted, early 

A M Livonia area 421 7280 

PRUDENTIAL INTERVIEWING 

Guaranteed starting salary, train 

ing program A all fringe benefits 

We sell auto, life A health 

insurance We are looking for an 

aggressive applicant who is willing 

to study A make a career of the life 

insurance business Male or female 

Sales experience helpe 

apartment arid assist in nffur work 

Excellent starting wages , T. r,.'« 

Home and benefits with scheduled 

advancements | ease .all tu'wrif, 

9>12 A I 4 I'M orii\ lor -n appoir t 

ment 478 f i')3S 

'Sorr-i in. r hildrni or pils 

CLERICAL 

Several part time positions avail- 

able on 2nd shift of international 

organization presently headquar 

tered in Southfield but moving earlv 

1978 to Troy 

Call 569;5700 ext 235 for an inter 

view appointment 


WOMAN 9 30 AM to I 30 PM daily 

delivering and selling lunches 

Southfield area Must have car 

Nice personality dependable $3 00 

per hour 354 0l2l 

HELP WANTED PART TIME 

Southfield Public Schools 

Noon Aides 1 ' j Hr$ Per Day 

Indooj plus Outdoor Work 

5 Days Per Week 

Starting pay 13 25 per hour 

Substitute Cafeteria Help 

2-3 Hrs per day when needed 

Starting pay $2 75 per hour 

Must have own transportation 

Southfield residents preferred 

Apply in person onlv 8 30 Am to 

2 30 Pm . Mrs Price. A Wing 

Attendance Center Southfield-Lath 

rup Senior High 19301 W l2Mile 

MALE STUDENT for small office 

bookkeeping typing filing etc 

Middlebelt Lone Pine Rd area 

278-1188 

PART TIME R ECE PTK >MST 

For Sunday Monday and Saturday 

evenings Reliable and i>utgoing 

Rochester area Call Jan 8 4 I'M 

652 1502 

PRIVATE counseling agency is 

seeking a mature part time 

secretary Must be able to type 

take shorthand, maintain records 

and, do bookkeeping Call and ask 

for Mr Damiani V Mr Van 

denburg 453-8400 

CHRISTMAS HELP 

LIVONIA MALL 

RETAIL JEW ELRY SALES 

6 ENGRAVING 

Immediate openings full & part 

time Work behind a jewelry 

counter in a large retail store 

excellent working conditions Call 

between 9 5PM 774 1565 

JANITORIAL. Southfield Burning 

ham. Farmington Troy locations 

Evenings $3 00 per hour and up 

Call Mr Griffin 3563055 

COMMERCIAL 

' SEWING MACHINE 

OPERATOR 

Custom vans and cars 

Redford area 

531-0332 

SALES CLERK 

Needed (or our Livonia location 

Experience preferred, part time 

only Excellent salary For inter 

view contact Mr Eiden 474 3330 

SAV-ON DRUGS 

CRANBROOK INSTITUTE of Sci 

ence auditorium assistant projec- 

tionist. part time evenings 

weekends Must have experience 

with A\' equipment Call L G 

McGfade 645-3224 

PROFESSIONAL CLEANING firm 

desires female help Top wages 

good hours 477 5307 

PART ti\4: helper on delivery 

truck Good pav Schrader s Furni 

lure. 111 N Center Northville 

349-1838 

TYPIST for physcian s office in 

Troy, Mon V\ ed En Flexible 

hours Medical termonoligv helpful 

855 1359 

Part Time Secretary with some 

legal experience for one woman s 

downtown Birmingham l.iw office 

References $3 50 per hour 646 3939 

CUSTODIANS 

Men A Women part time evenings 

or mornings Birmingham Warren 

Schaefer Schoolcraft Middlebelt 

areas 

831 5031 

THE MOST Important Part time 

job in America The Michigan 

Army National Guard Call SGT 

Kuhlman 967 0080 or I 465-1607 

TAX PREPARERS 

Experienced Call Mr Watkins for 


681 1111 

BABYSITTER my home own car 

2 children 4 days 7 in 5 3u L! 

Mile A Woodward area After (. I'M 

543 1524 

BABYSITTER needed my home 4 

days week 8 30 5 pm lor j and I 

year old Canton 453 2075 

PERMANENT live-in companion or 

elderly serin ambulant woman 

Livonia ;53« 6244 

MATURE woman to join family 

father and 5 school ag.-d children 

need live in home maker room 

wages provided Nheltn Twp 

References Call after p.m 

781 5131. 

HOUSEKEEPER Livonia \rea lor 

widow semi invalid 'requires liiil. 

help live in own room and bath 

lovely home excellent pay musl 

drive 464 613^ 

GIRL TO liv. in Housekeeping and 

child care Salary 358-1420 

IIABY SITTER light housekeeping 

Southfield experienced references 

own car 6 8 hours dailv (.ill be(..r. 

5PM .59 7HIM 

HOUSEKEEPER reliable exj« 

rienced woman 3 days wyeek must 

drive references West B|o.*nfield 

Call after 5 I'm H5I 8885 

EXPERIJ V H» rot p|j- i, j 

for managerner t ot new s. uthf.cU) 

townhous* rumple* < ..i 35 ::k: 

' ARK TAKER I Ml PI E Exp. 

rienced in all phases ol map:!' 

1 nam > plumb.ng t>. at \g r 

conditioning ttifege.nir.. . le.uniK 

Nalarv and apartment V t.i.drni 

I or pets < ass Lake area WM Ki 

RELIABLE baby 

thru Friday 7 AM 

Wayne Road 

•.liter Mondav 

. I PM 6 Mile 

47? 0812 

WOMAN to care f.>r lovely home 

and 9 year old girl Evenings or 

live in References 3540121 

MOTHERLESS household needs 

dependable reliable Mtter (or 

afternoon --hilt Monday thru 

Friday I 30 II PM Berkley area 

64 1 74KI 

BABYSITTER full time one child 

m\ home 5 Mile A Middlebelt Own 

transportation Call (ter 6 PM 

525 4334 

BABY SITTER needed Brae, 

school district Southfield 8 30 

5 30 3-4 days a week No weekends 

beginning Monday Dec '« .156-0579 

DEPENDABLE HOUSI- KEEPER 

Baby sitter care of I > hi Id flexibli 

hours Farmington Hill- Area (and 

working conditions 4?4 3059 

EXPERIENCED housekeeper 

Tuesday through Saturday for 

Bloomfield Hills home Must hav. 

own transportation A good refer 

ences 626 0508 

BABY SI I TER N| I- DED for 2 

children in rny home for about ! 

month Monday through Friday 

8 30 AM 5 30 PM Farminglon 

Hills 553 0587 

WOMAN wanted tor .are of ». 

month old infant in Wist 

Bloomfield 5 days week 'or 

teacher Beginning end ..( January 

References .6" 1523 

512 Srtuotions Wanted 

Female 

TWO WOMEN ay ai able |. . .,r 

your hurt 11 as vnu want t \ 

wasted time Hav. wo f,f-insport-t 

lion Livoni . vr .u'* 1 

WOMAN III- SIHI- S Steady tieari/ig 

Days in sari.i pla.i89Mi 

E.XEIT T\\ I- SEi R H TVKY . MI , 

lent bar kgrout.! r ei gir.» .-r rig 

manufacturing . r i[ ,ii r • * 

light bookkeepiiii- 8'.,ri .,n» ..r 

replacement \f!er M'-'lv- 

SI PER house rod m!!hi Ue.ir 'ig 

Troy Sterling Height irnl Wane, 

area Husband .irtij wi'fi .rn 

References 93991,18 

1 

STENO SEC RE TARN t. vu.rk fr. • 

her homt h 'ro tv;» write Will 

pick up and dell 41 h iju 

IRONINt, DONE ir: mv hom, $ 

bushel pick up rleliivirv $«. 

delivered J) . I ,y| . | 1 i 

45.9463 

CLEANING WDM \N Hard work 

ing will a Is. I wind.'W K 

1 "hristmas I r.mm ngs pn., . 

early 1Y« v, s 

> 

COMPh LEV] Kh LINED v. .rig 

woman desires day w ..rk \ must 

lurrush trans) i.'a'i. r ,.r tit icar 

Busline 49'. 6345 

REI.1ABI f WOMAN will iv. ,n 

« are elderly fight housi work 

Livonia or er:\irpns 'leap -,ngle 

home nopets Kei.'cn..'- igft.-fiii 

W. iM \N tn do baby sitting 10 •!(• rd 

• Twp Joy Inkster area 93 113ij 

I . OM PA N il IN i,. . derlv "s..r 

Thursday & E'rMav Nursing h.e k 

jround 

H. , : 42 

BABYSITTER needed for infant in 

my home II am 4 pm Mon Tues 

Wed Somerset area your transput 

| tat ion References 64'' .MM 

HONEST H K 1.1A H1. E Cleaning 

lady Once a Week Must have 

j references 477 0633 

W ANTED mature live m baby 

i sit t er for f a m i .1 y in West 

Bloomfield Excellent w iges r..mn 

Aboard included 626 ui)4 2 •• r 

>14 1.100 

! BABYSITTER for bovs I \ 4 

» Redford Area Live in only (illI 

Limar, Inc. 

. \1 EKING f. Party II. 

NURSES 

l.l\ h IN ( nM PAN 14INS 

V \< \TR«N SITTERS 

647-3540 

RED WING 

TICKET 

WINNER 

after 6pm .12 

BABY SITTER wanted in my , 

home or yours II Mile Southfield 

area 2 children oni in s. tio.il all ; . 

dav Call after 5 30 PM 557 5651 ,, 

1 » 

EXPERIENCED M

10C*(P.C-12C.R,W,G-8C) Thursday, December 1, 1977 

514 Situations 

Mate 

Wanted 

(ARPENTER 15 ve«rs experience 

basements finished suspended ceil 

ings kitchen cabinets refirashed. 

etc Reasonable prices, free rati 

mates 45*7656 

516 Situations Wanted 

Male-Female 

CHRISTMAS TREK Delivered & 

decorated outside lights put up 

windows washed A trimmed Tree 

stands & new ideas Call Early' 

45*2228 

YOUNG MARRIED Couple" with 

Infant, will care for your Home or 

Apartment in exchange for Free 

Rent 425-5983 

\ RELIABLE MATURE Person 

•.eeking full time employment 

Experience in credit & office 

3W-47J0 

FREE Teenage Employment Serv 

ice sponsored by Bloomfield Youth 

Guidance Committee 1200 appli 

rants 335-4248 335 1793 KM dally 

Summer 9 1 i 

518 Education 

Instructions 

MODERN MATH tutoring all 

grades M A B A degrees 

Experienced certified teacher 

545-3898 

IBM KEYPUNCH 

learn Now Work In Weeks 

DAY 4 EVENING CLASSES' 

FREE Placement Assistance 

Livonia Business 

Machines Institute 

18770 E arm ington Rd 

il block S of 7 Mile• 

477-2900 

El N A l. Till l II Lessons in 

needlepoint blocking and pillow 

finishing Next session l«ec 6 

Linda 54 5 4687 Nance 352-4378 

PIANO I ESSONs bv former 

teacher of the Detroit Conservatory 

>f MUSK Beginners .ind advanced 

354 0126 

AIR1.1N (• TICKETING 

Travel Agent Course 

Call 199 5522 

American Travel Schools 

22H32 Woodward Eerndale 

BEGINNING Gl'l I AR LESSONS 

Qualified teacher $4 50 '» hour In 

vour home I enjoy working with 

hildren but accept all ages Brett 

I 69* 5476 

LEARN 

AUTOMOBILE 

DEALER ACCOUNTING 

PREPARE NOW 

EOHAWELI PAYING CAREER 

Call or write for EREE catalog 

HADLEY SCHOOL OF 

AUTOMOB1LF DE AI. EX ACtT 

1917 Bonnie View Dr 

Royal Dak Mich 48073 

PHONE 544-7552 

PIANO LESSONS in your Home 

Popular or Classical All ages The 

Association of Music Teachers 

Phone 851 5423 

HAVING PROBLEMS" 

WE CAN HELP ALL SUBJECTS 

K Ihru 12 All Teachers Certified 

ABLE TUTORS 557 64)14 

PR IV ATI- TUTORING 

Your home All subjects all levels 

hildren adults Day night serv 

ice Certified teachers 356 0099 

GUITAR 

s. 

DRUM LESSONS 

Expert Instruction 

Pontiac MoSiC & Sound 

2534 Orchard Lake Rd 

(IN SYLVAN LAKE' 

682 3350 

602 Lost & Found 

FOUND IRISH SETTER. MALE. 

NEAR ADAMS RD AND SOUTH 

Bl.VD 852 7821 or 647-4118 

REWARD 1$ Lost 6 month 45 

pound female shepherd airdale 

mixed, black and tan We love her 

please return, lost since November 

x3rd 45*4830 

LOST Siamese Cat small, Female. 

Nov 15 Downtown Birmingham 

Area 629 Pierce Reward Call 

Eves fi46 2699 

LOST Siamese cat. seal point with 

white paws, 12 Mile Southfield 

area 55»3652 

520 Secretarial- 

Business Services 

RESI Ml- SERVICES 

UC PERSONNEL 522 4330 

522 Professional 

Services 

A.NSWI- KING SERVIC1- 

Hours 9 5 Aw,n from home and 

need someone to answer if Also 

mail box 557-7151 

CONSUl TANT Writer Will write 

research for business brouchures 

pamphlets 647 1475 

Oil PAINTINGS 

BY SANDY 

421 8587 

PRIVATE KARATE LESSONS 

Earl Smolntck 3rd Degree Black 

Belt for a better body and sound 

mind 967 1259 

600 Personals 

AMY IS IT THAT ONE DAY you 

feel like a million dollars and the 

next day like small change 1 

Because you go thru cycles called 

Biorhvthms Have your Biorhythms 

computed free in our booth al 

Oakland Mall near The Santa 

Pavillton or visit the Royal Oak CB 

Specialist Store 

TEMPORARILY HOMELESS 

Teenager needs short term home 

Some expenses paid Call Elizabeth 

Baxter 'of Wayne County Youth 

Services Monday thru Friday 

427 6670 

SANTA FOR HIRE 

Kris Kringle Himself 

Parties Si Home Visits 

661 0087 

KARATE LESSONS professional 

non profit studio 7th Degree black 

belt from Okinawa Free 

introductory lesson Original Okina 

wan Karate 209 S Main. Royal 

Oak Mich 547-4260 

FOR INFORMATION ON 

BIRTH CONTROL 

FAMILY PLANNING 

PROBLEM PREGNANCY 

WOMENS RIGHTS 

FREE PREGNANCY TESTS 

CALL WOMEN S CENT® 

476 8558 

LOST Irish Setter, female II 

months old brown (lea collar 

Seven h Daly area 531 1782 

LOST Brittany Spaniel, liver & 

white, male 8 Mile Inkster area 

Reward 478-3762 

1200 REWARD for return of Golden 

Retriever Pup Lost Nov 23, 

Plymouth area, 8 months old, 60 

lbs tan collar Return home and 

buy 2 more, no questions asked 459 

4930 45» 3743 

LOST Small brown french poodle, 

vicinity Beech 4 Grand River, 

chi Ids pet 535-6229 

FOUND Young .white cat with 

black spots vicinity 6 Mile- 

Nerwburgh area 427 4967 

LOST Collie large male black, 

white collar, brown markings 

vicinity Bloomfield Twp Franklin, 

family pel Please call Reward 

£26 8265 

LOST German Schnauzer. Salt & 

Pepper color, Male Name So-So. 

Reward Halstead 8MileArea 

478 2852 

LOST Female Dog, short black 

hair with white chest. 27lbs 

Named Mandy l.ivonia Area Days 

722-5700 421 5*87 

LOST Neutered orange A white cat 

named Max, medical problems 

Bridgeman Gill Rd Area Reward 

474 2101 

FOUND Siamese cat, Community 

House downtown Birmingham 

area 644-1628 

LOST man s Sterling ring with 

Blue Agate vicinity Smarts Auction 

or Kavari s Reward 542-0546 

lOST Lhasa Aplo. white and gray, 

answers lo Charmin" Vicinity 

Livonia Westland Reward 4554130 

FOUND small male mixed dog. tn 

color vicinity Merriman, Avondale 

After 5 I'M 326-6725 

LOST November 22. Male Tabby 

Cat I year old. Ann Arbor Trail K 

Eckles Rd Plymouth Area 455 2918 

LOST TOY Collie /female" sable 4 

white from vicinity of Beck Si 

Hanford. Canton 459^0894 

LOST Cat, tan, part Siamese, 

vicinity 7 Mile, Farmington.421 1024 

LOST YOUR PET" In Bloomfield 

Area Call Bloomfield Twp Animal 

Shelter Mon Fri . 9 AM 3 PM 

Also nice Pets for Adoption 64 4 6161 

IE YOU'VE Lost your dog because 

it had no lag, or even if your cat's 

gotten out of the bag Call the 

following area animal shelters 

Southfield 354 4870 

Plymouth 453 2577 

Rochester 391 0800 

Livonia Redford, W est land, Canton 

i Dearborn Heights 721 7300 

Garden City- 422 1122 

Troy 391 0800 

Birmingham 647-4090 

Farmington 474 1212 

Farmington Hills 858 1022 

Lathrup Village 547 1337 

Oak Park 547 1337 

Beverly Hills Southfield Township, 

Bingham Farms, Franklin 647 1010 

A Public Service from Pet Pals 

604 Announcements 

& Notices 

THE next regular meeting of the 

Board of the Southwestern Mich 

igan Transportation Authority will 

hr held at 1 30 PM Tuesday, 

December 6, 1977, in the 7TH 

FUJOR CONFERENCE ROOM in 

the Detroit Bank Si Trust Building 

211 West Fort Street, Detroit, 

Michigan 48226 This meeting is 

open to the public and eopira of the 

agenda are available at the SEMTA 

offices 48 hours prior to the 

meeting 

DOCTOR S Sanford Kaner 4 Robert 

Kahl announce their association 

with Dr David Kaplan as a partner 

in the practice of Pediatric 

Medicine 4 Foot Surgery at 32932 

West Warren Rd , Westland Mich 

igan Office hours by appointment, 

Telephone . 425-8400 

608 Transportation 

WANTED, riders to Florida to 

share driving A couple or females 

476-2297 

RIDE WANTED from Brown near 

Woodward in Birmingham to Cass 

at Michigan in Detroit Men thru 

Fri Work hours 8 4 30 After 6 pm 

647-4689 

Car Pools Trucks, Planes 

Rides local, long distance 

Car Delivery, Share Ijoads 

SHARE 334-6673 

622 Income Tax 

& Insurance 

HOMEOWNERS Save money on 

vour Fire Insurance World's 

largest company Low poet. excel 

lent service Days. 531 5355 Eves 

682 3130 

626 Bingo 

i 

•jVERY MONDAY 7 30 PM 

Congregation B'Nai Moshe 

14390 W 10 Mile Rd 

Corn Church, Oak Park 

EARM1NCTON ELKS BINGO 

Monday 7 PM 10 30 PM Public 

invited 23666 Orchard Lake Rd , 

between 9 Mile 10 Mile 

NEW BINGO 

Every Monday night. Cystic Fibr- 

osis, 27300 Plymouth Rd al Inkster 

in Farmer jack Shopping Plaza 

6 45 PM starting time v 

BINGO MONDAYS 6 45 PM 

Cystic Fibrosis Foundation 

Farmer Jack Shopping (enter 

Plymouth 4 Inkster Roatte 

700 Auction Sales 

LARGE PUBLIC AUCTION 

FRIDAY. DECEMBER 2, 7 30 PM 

Located at 

IMPERIAL HOUSE ANTIQUES & AUCTION 

26020 Grosbeck Hwy , Warren 

corner of 10'/? Mile Rd 

HUGE INVENTORY OF HNE ANTIQUES MUST BE 

SOLD IN ORDER TO SETTLE AN ESTATE 

Merchandise moved from a large home in Detroit 

whereas the owner wishes to remain anonymous 

Consisting of many tine antiques and collector's 

items Oriental bronzes Chinese brass, very old 

solid brass Chinese dipper many fine wood carv- 

ings bowl and pitcher set, large amount of pictures 

and frames Many pieces of old Christmas orna- 

ments 2 very old Oriental hanging vases, one very 

beautiful old lamp table with carved Jacobean legs 

f/om Belgium (oblong and in mint condition) Victo- 

rian end irons One large English carved Grand- 

father clock and much more 

For information, call 772-4110 

GEORGE A YOUNES, AUCTIONEER 

Liquidators, Auctioneers & Appraisers 

626 Bingo 

ST BERNARDINE S BINGO 

31443 AnnArborTr W of Merriman 

Every Wednesday 7 PM 

Open 5 30 PM 427 5150 

HEY UT 5050 

29500 W 9 Mile 

Just W of Middlebelt 

Every Thursday. 7 PM 

ST MARY'S ORTHODOX 

CHURCH BINGO, every Mon. 7 

PM 32520 Cherry Hill, E of Venoy 

Hall is in the Shopping Center 

BINGO 

EACH FRI DAY-7PM 

MADONNA COLLEGE 

36600 Schoolcraft, Livonia 

628 Entertainment 

ANKERS, THE MAGICIAN 

Parties Juggling Holiday Shows 

Children's A Specialty 

Reasonable 968^0038 

MITCH ROBERTS ROCK n Roll 

Revival Recorded sountfe of the 

50 s. 60 s, and 70 s Call after 3PM. 

4761857 

Free Organ Concert 

by Detroit's 

DANNY HOLLEY 

BIRMINGHAM 

COMMUNITY HOUSE 

Sunday. Dec 4 2 PM 

For Information call 

SMILEY BROS. 

647-1177 

ROCK BAND needs employment 

for New Year's Eve and other 

occasions, popular music, reason 

able rates Call Mark or Paul. 

937 0987 

JAN SAN PUPPETS 

Children's Entertainment Puppets, 

magic mutic, all occasion* Call 

642 7450 or 647-4676 

WANTED Experienced Guitarist 

to fill position in Band Easy 

listening 4 all occasion Music Age 

between 16-20 Ray 261 5981 

BLUE MENAGERIE BAND 

Music For All Ages 

The experienced musicians you 

need for your wedding Dave 

525 6524 937 2642 

B BAH K Farms Hay Rides, 122 

acres, bonfire afterwards, group 

rates Call for information S Lyon 

area 349-8176 

SANTA CLAUS for hire, expe 

rienced Parlies, office parties. 

$100 Home visits, $40 Excellent 

rapport with children Days 64ik 

34J4 Nights 689,3342 

GERI THE MAGIC CLOWN 4 CO 

Now Booking Holiday Shows 

Clowns Puppets Magic Balloons 

Call now 682 3130 

ANKERS THE MAGICIAN 

Juggling. All Kinds of Parties 

Children s A Specialty 

Reasonable 968-0038 

FULL VARIETY of excellent music 

4 entertainment Experienced in 

providing the finest in music for all 

social occasions Jerry 7314081 

BILL GING 4 

THE DAYDREAMERS 

MUSIC FOR YOU • 

464 0860 

700 Auction Sales 

ESTATE AUCTION 

(kiod Antiques/Antique Furniture 

Household Older Farm Tools 

We will have a public auction at 

13095 Petersburg Road. Milan 

Mich Located 3 miles SW of Milan. 

1 mile S of Redman Rd v 

SAT DEC 3 AT II AM 

Owner E R (BobiNeedham Estate 

Auctioneers Lloyd R Braun, Ann 

Arbor. 665 9646 Jerry I. Helmer. 

Saline, 994-6309 

AVON PRODUCTS 

AUCTION 

Fri , Dec 2. 7 PM 

Doors Open 5 30 PM 

We have been comissioned to sell 

out of a Birminghdfti estae a large 

collection of Avon^roducts There 

are between 1.000 and 2.000 

separate containers of perfume, 

cologne after shave, body cream 

powder, bath oils, skin softeners, 

lotion, make-up plus collectors' 

bottles They will be sold individ 

ually and in quantity al auction 

PLUS current style new wedding 

dresses veils from local bridal 

salon 

330 W Tienken Rochester 

Gary Berry Auctioneer 

No Children Please 

651 0233 

JEWELRY 

AUCTION 

On the Premises at 

WAYNE JEWELRY CO 

1214 GRISWOLD-SUITE 205 

DETROIT, Ml 

FRIDAY, DEC 2nd. IIAM 

SATURDAY, DEC 3rd, 11 AM 

Preview Friday, December 2nd 

9AM 10AM ONLY 

FEATURING 100 s of SOLID 

GOLD RINGS including DIAMOND 

BRIDAL SETS MATCHED WED 

DING BANDS, COCKTAIL RINGS, 

all types of ladies' and men's GOLD 

RINGS, many sets with genuine 

stones, even a selection of GOLD 

MOUNTINGS 1000's of* NECK 

LACES, BRACELETS. EARR 

INGS, CHARMS. PENDANTS, 

LOCKETS. CROSSES, MEN'S 

JEWELRY. ETC From DIAMOND 

AND SOLID GOLD thru COSTUME 

JEWELRY 100's of WATCHES 

including SOLID GOLD. DIA 

MONO, CHRONOGRAPHS, 

DRESS, FASHION SPORT MEN S 

4 LADIES WATCHES 100s of 

SPIEDEL and KRIESLER watch 

bands, MANY CLOCKS AND a 

Large Selection of JEWELRY 

RELATED items, such as MUSIC 

BOXES, JEWELRY BOXES, EVE- 

NING BAGS. WALLETS. FLAT 

WARE, ETC All showcases, store 

fixtures and display items must go 

TOM KELLY 

AUCTIONEER 

TERMS Cash. Cashier's Check 

Master Charge. B A With VISA 

25 p/ r Deposit Required 

FOR INFORMATION 

534-5003 

NO CHILDREN ALI/iWED 

HOUSEHOLD AUCTION 

Having sold our home we will have 

a public auction at 317 Vernon St , 

Manchester , Mich take I 94 to M 

52 then S on 52 to Main St Cross 

Main St 2 blocks then left Near 

Middle School 

SUN DEC 4 AT 1PM 

Mr 4 Mrs Ed Wurster 

Auctioneers Lloyd R Braun Ann 

Arbor. 665 9646 J L Helmer. 

Saline v \ | 994 6309 

AUCTION SALE December 3 7pm 

Sharp Doors Open 5 30 p m 

Bluebird Auction, 16847 Dixie 

Highway, Holly Antiques, collec 

tables, household, miscellaneous, 

rolltop desk, oak dining room stole, 

hand bell, Handel lamp, clocks, 

commodes, beautiful beds, hanging 

shades, chest and dressers stove 

and refrigerator Much muiji more, 

too much to list Following sale Dec 

10 and 17 Stoney 6 s Auction 

Service Sale Terms of sale cash 

634 1967 

TOOL AUCTION over f75,00oTn 

new tools to be auctioned Thurs 

Dec 8 6 30 pm 8777 Main St 

Whitmore Lake Hand toola, air 

tools, compressors, grinders elec 

tne tools, hydraulic jacks, socket 

sets, impacts drills All name 

brands, all fully guaranteed Auc 

tioneers R a y 4 M ike Egnash . 

517 546-7496 

702 Antiques 

SMALL THINGS for Christ- 

mas primitives. Depression glass, 

K ssed glass, black walnut drop 

table, matching chairs Low 

consignment THE IRON PUMP. 

704 N Woodward. Birmingham 

645-5142 

702 Antiques 

PRICED 

HOME 

SALE 

The contents on the premises a^ 

17350 Pontchartrain Drive. Detroit 

Hie Estate of Harold C Belf 1 Day 

only, Friday December 3, from 10 

AM 5 PM Plain prices 

Sale to be conducted by 

DuMouchelle Art Galleries 

Detroit 

ROLL TOP DESK 

Oak. S curved. 54 X 50 X 30 roll 

needs recanvassing, $500 firm 

642 3131 

OAK CURVED glass bookcase 

secretary, excellent original conch 

tion. $250 Northville 348 9224 

DOUBLE HARNESS 

ESTATE SALE 

Member of Antique Appraisal 

Assn of America Inc " will again 

be appraising at the HOLY NAME 

ART 4 ANTIQUE SHOW Sat 4 

Sun Dec 3 4 The Best Sale Of 

Christmas Treasures' 

Next week Estate Sale at Marine 

City 

OAK WARDROBE, reh rushed." $275 

Queen Anne occasional chair newly 

upholstered. $95 Brass countertop 

scale, $75 Other Items Private 

647 7032 

A nice collection from Europe 

Antique picture frame Fabulous 

Gustav Becker hanging clock 

Refectory tables, beautiful hanging 

light fixtures. Tiffany 4 Venetian 

Stained glass windows Unusual 

picture albums Lots of unusual 

candlesticks 4 plant slarnte Oil 

paintings, desks, Mechanical sing 

ing bird in cage Much Much more 

MARK FISCHER GALLERY 

PICTURE FRAMING 

APPRAISALS 

RESTORATION REFINISHING 

Mon thru Sat 11 5 851-6166 

32732 Northwestern Hwy 

Bet Middlebelt 14 Mile Rds 

PLAYER PIANO Good working 

condition $2 000 536-743$ 

(AST WIND ANTIQUES 

Have you seen our new shop in 

Royal Oak 1 Fashionable Oriental 

carpets, antiques ind collectables 

for vour home 4 gift giving 

* 520 S WASHINGTON 

CORNER 6TH 

399 1179 547 5145 

SIGN OF THE WINDSOR CHAIR 

Has just received a shipment of 

fabulous handcrafted Hems lo 

compliment your finest antiques 

2486 Orchard Lake Rd 681 6303 

SIDEBOARD, light oak 

Perfect condition $125 

After 4 P M 326-0321 

FLEA MARKET 4 Antique Show 

Northville Plaza Mall, 42361 W 7 

Mile Rd Northville. Friday Dec 2. 

Sat Dec 3 10 am to 9 pm Smday 

Dec 4, 12 noon to 5 pm Antiques 

collectables and interesting para- 

phernalia Dealers interested in 

setting up please call Ray Egnash 

1517 i 5447496 

HOOKED RUGS, lamps, library 

table, pictures, clocks collector's 

Items. Christmas specials 16705 

Middlebelt, Livonia 525-4120 

ANTIQUE hall tree, spooled oak, 

wrought iron hangers Drop leaf 

table, oak, 4 chairs Jenny Lind 

spool bed, full size House desk 2 

end tables Round table Brass floor 

candle holder with candle Grandpa 

shopping wagon, steel rims, wood 

spokes, approx 78 years old Will 

sell as group or separate Before 10 

AM. after 6 PM 474 5257 

702-Antiques 

PLAYER Piano 1928. electric and 

manual, excellent condition with 

over 200 piano rolls $1 000 3645960 

ANTIQUE "Pool Table 1920 Brunsw 

ick Monarch 4V x 9 Gorgeous 

condition Best offer Days 628-4420 

after 7 Mi 4 2670 

DINING Room Set, Circa 1920. 

mahogany, Jacobean style, table, 6 

chairs, china cabinet, sideboard, 

excellent condition $700 773-0678 

CHRISTMAS SALE 

lO'l off Antiuues Webster House 

Antiques 231 S Main, Romeo Open 

Sat Sun 12 5 PM Call 7524858 

706 Appliances 

DOUBLE OVEN Gas Range $125 

Electric Range $50 Basement 

Refrigerator $10> Whirlpool Refrig 

erator $60 455-42t>8 

REFRIGERATOR 

c« ft $125 

Frigidaire 17 

626 0364 

EIGHTEENTH CENTURY furni 

ture. paintings, lamps, etc 851 4043 

LOUIS XV Side chair Cranberry oil 

lamp. Empire desk other items 

6230772 

antique 

474 iM23 

RS PRUSSIA bowl. Flow blue 

pitcher sel of three cut 4 pressed 

glass, silk 4 velvet quilts circa 1885 

and more Evenings. 354 6781 

POST 

TURKEY-LURKEY SALE 

WAREHOUSE JAMMED FULL OF 

ANTIQUE FURNITURE. COLLEC 

TABLES. 4 STAINED GLASS WIN 

DOWS 4 DOORS. FRETWORK 4 

ARCHITECTURAL SALVAGE 

WED THRU SUN 10AM 4PM 

MATERIALS 

UNLIMITED 

4100 E Morgan Rd ,Ypsilanti 

434 4300 

Take I 96 or 1-94 to US23 So Exil 

US-12. Saline left turn to Slop 

Light. I .eft turn lo Morgan Turn 

Right 

EXQUISITE ITALIAN cutwork 

tablecloth 68x120. 12 napkins 

Wallace Silverplate flatware 105 

pieces for 12 355 2071 

COLLECTABLES Blue Bonnet 

babies. Russian enamel brass, 

china toys war relics also dining 

room set French bedroom set 

mauve mohair Empire sofa high 

back chair 24224 W 7 Mile Rd 

Apt 40. Detroit, after 10 A M 

Find Your Place 

In History 

14 CONVENIENTLY LOCATED 

ANTIQUE SHOPS 

IN 

THE ANN ARBOR 

AREA 

ANTIQUE ASSOC. 

ANTIQUES Make a VALUED 4 

LASTING GIFT for CHRISTMAS 

Most SHOPS have MASTER 

CHARGE 4 VISA 

This Week You Can Pickup a Map 

al 

Materials Unlimited 

4100 E MORGAN RD 

YPSILANTI, Ml 48197 

434-4300 

OPEN WED Thru SUN 104 

18th CENTURY to OAK 

STAINED GLASS 

ARCHITECTURAL ITEMS 

ORIENTAL teak wood sofa 

entirely hand carved, $800 Two 

English hand carved commodes 

$500 each Eng 11shtable$300 

644-0215 

VICTORIAN walnut cradle brass 

bed, oak wall telephone, cedar 

chests, pitcher 4 bowl set, large 

spinning wheel, large antique 

woodburning stove Many items in 

copper 4 brass Old postcards 

10970 Ford Rd , Ypsilanti, 3 miles 

west of Canton Center HU 2-1307 

WINTER FROLIC AT 

BYERS COUNTRY STORE 

Sale begins at 3 PM Sharp till 9 

Fri , Dec 2, Sat 11 Till. Sir , 1 30- 

Till Surprise Discounts on All Pine 

Oak Furniture Lamps, Dolls, 

Miniatures Unsual Gifts 213 

Commerce Rd Commerce Free 

Coffee 

OAK KITCHEN cupboard, porce 

lain shelf, carmel stained glass in 

doors, excellent condition $275 

Library table, solid Oak, excellent 

condition $135 Square Oak coffee 

dining table $60 Drop leaf dining 

table seats 4, Mahogany with light 

Mohogany inlay $35 I-arge camel 

back trunk, needs work $75 652 2108 

CLOCK Early American wall 

clock E M Welch Eorestville 

Conn Circa 1864 $175 826-0324 

A BIGGER 4 BETTER SHOW 

SUN FLEA MARKETS 

Schaupeter Promotions 

Dec 4 Roma s of E Detroil 

Dec 11 Roma s of Livonia 

Free Admission 9 till 4 pm 

282 0040 476-1872 

SERVICE FOR 12 of Met to 

china, hand painted perfect. $7 

BEA MAHGI 

355-4971 „ 354 1572 

The 

Professionals 

GLASS oval coffee table end 

lables. white area rug 12x16 

excellent condition Other misc 

851 5955 

(X)MPLETF. Fruityvood formal din 

ing room outfit cost new $3500 

Must sell 268 2044 

APARTMENT SAI.E ^sofa, bed 

room set Easy chair mis 

cellaneous Sunday 124-77 12 to 

9PM 478 4260 

MOVING SALE, complete mahog- 

any bedroom, blue green sofa 

turquoise cha i r refrigerator 

358-4664 

MEN'S SUITS 

INDIES you wanted to get him a 

new suit WELL here s your 

chance Bring him to BIRMING 

HAM RESALE SHOP 

BIRMINGHAM RESALE SHOP 

319 E BROWN 

2 blks S of Woodward 4 Maple '15 

Mile Rd I, 3rd bldg on Brown St 

W off Woodward 

OPEN Mon thru Sat 10-5 

Thurs Evening till 9 Pm 

PARK IN REAR 

HOUSEHOLD 

SALES 

CONDUCTED BY 

Lilly Miller 

& COMPANY 

562-1387 851-9540 

COUNTRY PROVINCIAL Crib 4 

armoire. combination baby buggy 

carbed new avocodo silk quilted 

queen bedspread exquisite end 

table AltV 5pm 87^6576 

BIRMINGHAM House full of 

funiture. must be sold Maple 

dining room set. bedroom set too 

many items to mention basement 

sale, also many antiques 1629 

Banbury, 5 blocks N of 14 on 

Woodward E on Bennaville 1 

block Sat Sun IIAM 4PM House 

also for rent 

COUCH. 9 months old triple 

dresser and mirror, cedar ct*st 

double bed. game or dining table 4 

antique side chairs, art work 

accessories, dishes linens etc 62£ 

0522 553 4800 

SIX FOOT drop leaf, maple harvest 

table, nutmeg $200 After 5 557 5964 

MOVING TO APT must" sell 

decorator items Beige upholstered 

arm chair $70 Wing chair $90 2 

captains chairs $35 each Bleached 

mahogany chest $80 Ump tables 

nreplace screen 38W x 3lH $40 

i ictures. accessories, metal stor 

age cabinet misc 64^ 3724 

708 Household Goods 

Oakland County 

DINING ROOM suite $.315 Sofa 

$150 Maple kitchen sel $125 

.549 3766 

APPROXIMATELY 150 vds . 

peting 4 padding good condition 

gold, blue 4 red 3 sets of gold 

drapes lined with sheers I set 

white lined drapes full wall I sel 

sold lined drapes for 2 door walls L' 

Rocking chairs light fixture 

A r d m o r c 4 two n i g h I stands 

661 1228 

DESK 36 in colonial rock maple 

da venport an11que chest 30in 

Ml 6 1673 

Dl.NBAR SOI-A Beige Velour 

86 perfect condition 1300 Teal 

blue King Spread $25 Lamps $15 

652 7414 

LA Z BOY recliner dark brown 

Naugahyde $200 851 .1159 

MOVING must sell tn-droom sel 

antique dining room w.isher A 

dryer 15 pi Cranberry glass 

collection sewing machine many 

picture arrangements chairs 

lamps and tables clothes and 

many small household items 22549 

Glastonbury Southfield 153 2386 

BIG HOUSE SALE 

FURNITURE Dining orid Bed 

room Lots, of miscellaneous 

Friday, Saturday 10 to 5PM 

25961 Marlowe Place, Oak 

Park, north of Lincoln between 

Coolidye and Greenfield Gall 

968 9595 or LI 9-8754 

KROEHI.ER Sleep Sofa like new 

Reasonable After 10AM 54A3409 

EIGHT piece walnut yii.cn Anne 

dining set 50 vears n«k buffet with 

claw feet 777-8626 

MOVING SAI E Antiques bedroom 

set kilchen set desk set sewing 

machine misc En Sat 10AM 

5PM 17601 Dorset S 9 Mile, E 

Southfield 

HOUSE FULL of Drapes 4 

Curtains redecorating Bloomfield 

Hills Home 23 In RCA console 

color TV Call Evenings 642-1422 

BEAUTIFUL wrought iron glass 

top dinette table with 4 1 hairs $60 

48x31 647 2674 

A FORCED SALE 

Sold mv ermdo Musl vacant this 

week Contemporary cxouisile dm 

ing room set elegant luffed velvet 

earth tone sofa bedroom sel 

dinette sel plexiglass swivel 

chairs lornnca table, country 

(renCe buffet el< Will sacrifice 

355 3469 55^ 3074 

SOFA modern 80 in royal blue 

excellent condition $190 524 2329 

MAGNAVOX STEREO gold velvet 

chair green tweed sofa 54&9518 

MOVING OUT SALE game table 

and chairs. 5 piece chrome and 

glass dinette C. Ilerette ibar 1 

foyer bench Slake more bridge sel 

lamps accessories and wall decor 

557 2017 

LAW SON SPY I 1- davenport Gold 

provincial print 74 $ 75 646 9477 

AUTOMATIC WASHER and Elec 

trie dryer Oak bedroom set 

excellent condition 375 9693 

TWIN BED 4 dresser $60 Sewing 

machine 4 cabinet $40 Good 

condition 476-5699 

SMALL EST A TI Sale From 

Antique furniture to early 20th 

century Essentially dining and 

bedroom furniture Also misc 

furniiure and small Hems Between 

,9AM 7PM Ml 6 5711 

MODIFIED EARLY American 

Sofa gold 100'' Nvlon good condi 

Hon, $150 855 9144 

BEAUTIFUL decorator furniture 

Thomasville girl s hedroom sel 3 

couches, velvet 4 Herculon 2 

matching ottomans Tables All in 

beautiful condition 646 9438 

SOFA Matching Mr 4 Mrs Cliair 

Green $100 476 3046 

NICE QUALITY Yellow Hab> 

furniture crib dresser changing 

lable Excellent Condition $f?^ 

642-5943 

AIR hockey 6 ft ColefO excellent 

condition best offer Affer.5 

626 7332 

LARGE BEIGE 3 piece sectional 

sofa Walnut dining room table 4 

chairs pads both very good 

condition Girl s off White Complete 

Bedroom Set Musi sell Best offer 

After 6PM 62^9386 

GAME. TABLE 4 chairs wood 

$250 Brown velvet rlwir $150 

Rusty orange drapery for 5 door 

wall $40 Orange corner Parsons 

table $5o 157 8110 

CARPET 12x15 medium shag $9o 

Excellent condition orange gold 

combination 644^806 

The Underground 

Collector conducts 

TWO December Sales 

This Thursday, Dec I, (1 Day 

ONLY, 9 9 AM 5 PM) 116 

DEVON SQUARE APTS ' 

between Long Lake & Lone 

Pine, Apt complex next to 

Great Scott on eostside 

Outstanding curved white sec 

tional, chrome chairs, "Saltunni 

glass table & chairs, serving 

tables, hooked rugs, art, 

books, antique china, etc 

Save Sat Dec 10 & Sun Dec 

II Outstanding Sale 3110 

ELMHURST, Royal Oak Otails 

next week 

644-3982 

TWO SEI.IG Contemporary pillow 

back sofas beige $ 100 each .362 3280 

MOVING Round kitchen table 54 

in . 6 chairs $200 Two Stereos 

Misc Furniture garden tix>ls odds 

4 ends maple bunk beds 4 dresser 

girls 20 in bike 5653 Eirwood 

Troy N on Coohdge past Uwg 

Lake right al N'orthfield Parkway 

to second street right on Firwooo 

Dei 3 only From 9AM I PM 

64 1 775 2 

QUALITY sofa chairs >T\ stack 

chair> carpeting drapes many 

misc items M usl sacrifice Call 

544-0677 



BEDROOM SET 4 DC wniie 

Provincial twin < omplete Medi 

terranean I shaped sofa mai

Hursday, December I, 1977 


Wayne County 

M infant car seal high chair, 

buggy infant clothes boy s and 

liirl s. sur 5 Ski Don snowmobile 

suit Maternity clothes 13-14 IS 16 

Sears coppertone Iree/er 4 3 cu ft 

1100 excellent condition 522 1745 

SOFA chair end table very Rood 

condition Stereo record cabinet 

533 3343 

NFW 57 in 2 seal sofa, plump 

cushions in plaid regular $195 sell 

$»' 422 1255 

BEAl'TIFl'I PECAN letting Room 

set 6 chairs mal table with 3 

leaves 4 buffet Plus miscellaneous 

561 5736 

BUNK BEDS twin size complete 


THREE CUSHIONED sola beige 

blue 4 yellow velour 1 vr old $1100 

Medium blue Fthan Mien Chair, 

excellent condition 1100 Call after 

5PM 453-7593 

SNOW BLOWF.lt table 4 chairs, 

office desk 937 1316 

Fill. S1ZF Maple Bed Complete 

girl s ice skates sue I 45*0134 

SEARS KF.NMOKF. Washer $40 

Sears Jogger like new . $50 42S9419 

COLOR T\ 25 inch walnut console 

'ill channels pre settuning Fxcel 

lent condit ion guaranteed $125 

726-5404 


Wayne County 

ZENITH console stereo with arn fm 

radio, $75 Also l « metal bed, 

complete, $25 OA 7-7529 

MOVING, must sell 2 piece curved, 

tan leather sectional davenport 

$25 each Ideal for rec room 

537 9404 

BALANCE OF Estate Sale Some 

furniture misc items Saturday 4 

Sunday, Dec 3 4 4th Saturday 

after 10 AM Sunday after 12 PM 

firm 14436 Inkster ltd Bedford 

Twp 

SOFA and Matching loveseat 

Herculon beige 4 brown plaid Like 

new $300 or best offer 522 4726 

TWIN bedt\gm sel complete, 

excellent condition, $175 Studio 

couch. $25 chest, $25 425 5494 

GIBSON stove with 2 broilers, 

electric. $50, 3 blond end tables, $5 

each After 6 30 '273 3590 

DOUBLE bed, bookcase, head 

hoard two matching night slancfe 

$150 OA 7 9183 

MOVING MUST Sell' Leather chair 

4 ottoman I blue. 1 gold chair 

Matching sofas, chest of drawers, 

houseplants, pictures lamps, 1 

glass, I marble table Mis 

cellaneous odds 4 ends 937 3532 

SEWING MACHINE, Kenmore 

model 1207 w ith cabinet, zig zag, 

button hole attachment $75 453-5273 


Wayne County 

RUGS, RECLINING chair, vacuum 

cleanvt lamps, folding screen. 

Christmas lights, ornaments lug 

gage, credenza. chairs 453 3551 

BRAND NEW! 2 Light oak formica 

kitchen cabinets 23'-2 x33 464-6118 

COFFEE 

i Antique I, 

household 

TABLE end tables 

lamps, miscellaneous 

532 3679 

CHINA CLOSET, solid mahogany, 


710 Misc. For Sde 


THREE storm doors, 3 sets wood 

shutters, 3 children's Schwinn 

bikes 628-0558 

POOL TABLE Brunswick 9 X 5. I 

in slate excellent condition 

Counter. baUs cues $650 474 2824 

INDIES ski equipment. Alpine skis, 

never worn Nordica buckle boots 

to fit sue 7'? plus poles and 

bindings, complete $50 Also 

drapes light fixture and curtains 

After 6 pm 641 8668 

WELL SHAPED Norfolk Island 

Pine 7 tall Many branched .lade 3 

iri diameter $80 each 357 4564 

REFRIGERATOR, pale yellow 3 

bags of insulation Invalid walker 

Cultivating rake 522 1236 

709 Household Goods Wayne County 

LIVONIA 

WAREHOUSE OUTLET STORE 

i 

Monday Ihru Friday 

Saturday 

9 AM 9PM 

9AM-5 30PM 

LOCATED AT 

12001 SEARS AVE. 

LIVONIA, MICHIGAN 

(JUST OFF PLYMOUTH RD. 

WEST OF MIDDLEBELT) 

476-6000 

EXT. 214 

DECEMBER WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE SALE 

Hundreds ot Furniture & Appliance Items ai 

GREATLY REDUCED PRICES 

LIVING ROOM FURNITURE 

Spec, a I assorted recliners cloth or vinyl RFG $199 95 

NOW $99 88 Quantity 16 

Assorted two piece living room sets Loveseats-Chairs-Sofa 

Sleepers 

SAVE 30°o to 50 % Quantity 34 

Large assortment commodes, end tables, cocktail tables, book- 

cases, desks, gun cabinets 

SAVE 30°o to 60% Quantity 76 

BEDDING 

A .sorted mismatched twin sets REG $139 95 to $149 95 

SALf 79 88 Set Quantity 8 

A 

Assorted mismatched twin set REG $149 95 to $179 95 

SAIL $88 Quantity 10 

Assorted mismatched full sets REG $179 95 to $199 95 

SAl I $98 Quantity 14 

Assorted mis-matched full sets, $199 95 to $219 95 

SAL I $ 1 18 Quantity 1 7 

Assorted mis-matched Queen Sets, $199 95 to $249 95 

SAl L $138 Quantity 6 

Assorted mis-matched Queen sets, $249 95 to $269 95 

SAl f $158 Quantity 11 

Assorted mismatched King Sets, $249 95 to $299 95 

SALE $148 Quantity 10 

Assorted mis-matched King Sets. $299 95 to $399 95 

SALf $178 • Quantity 14 

BEDROOM FURNITURE 

Assorted Dresser-Hutch lop Up to $39.95 

SALf $10 Quantity 4 

SALE $20 

Assorted Dresser Hutch Top Up to $69 95 

Quantity 6 

Large Assortment Bookcase or Mirror Hutch lops 

SAVE 50 % to 75% 

Large Assortment of framed mirrors 

SAVE 40% to 60% 

SALE $49 88 to $89 

Assorted Mates Bed 

Quantity 26 

Quantity 21 

Quantity 7 

215 4 piece bedroom set 

SALf $499 88 Set Quantity 6 sets 

Dining Room, assorted tables-wood formica round oval—large 

assortment of finishes 

SAVE 50% to 70% Quantity 26 

APPLIANCES 

Large assortment refrigerators all styles & colors 

SAVf 20' ? to 50'; Quantity 61 

Assorted gas 8c electric ranges built-ins-vent fans 

SAVf ?0"t to 509? Quantity 47 

99571 Micro ovens/REG $359 95 

SALE $288 Quantity 6 

Assorted Console & Portable TV Sets 

SAVE 30'/ to 50Vr Quantity 32 

4215 Portable TV Set/REG $479 95 

SALE $388 00 Quantity 16 

Assorted Console & Component Stereo Sets 

SAVE 309? to 409? Quantity 12 

Assorted miscellaneous items Tractor - Riding Lawn Mowers 

Air Compressor Furnaces - Space Heaters - Hot Water Tanks 

SAVE 309? to 509? Quantity 26 

Assorted Storage Chest—many Styles & Sizes 

SAVE 35% to 759? Quantity 26 

F AC.h _>t THESF ADVf RTlSf 0 ITEMS IS RTADIL Y AVAILABLE FOR SAl f AS ADVERTISED 

Ai these special prices a delivery charge is additional should you be unable lo take it with you 

Sears Warehouse Outlet Stores are intended lo provide Sears customers with specially priced merchandise that is 

generally limited m assortment usually I 2 and 3 ol a kind many discontinued models some crate marred some 

demonstrator models some «oor samples and some brand new Although there usually is a wide selection of 

turmture appliances home entertainment and home improvement values not all items are r ecessanly listed and 

not all kinds are always m slock Visit your nearest Sears Warehouse Outlet soon and see line values available 

ASK ABOUT SEARS CHARGE PLAN 

D&E 

710 Misc. For Sde 


Encore II 

Consignment 

and Resole Boutique 

For the Discerning Woman 

YOUR INVITATION 

to consign your quality clothing and 

cruisewear for the holiday season 

Also furs, accessories jewelry, 

antiques and objets d art 

2478 ORCHARD LAKE KD 

(1 mile W Telegraph I 

Open Tues thru Sat 

10 AM 5 I'M 

682 3200 

Consignments 

By Appointment Please 

TRACTOR 4 trailer, pool table, gas 

grill, train, accessories, Harden 

sofa chair picnic table, sj

l2C*(P,C-14C.R,WtG-10C) Thursday, December 1, 1977 

730 Sporting Goods 

HOCKEY Pads gloves size io 

skates Make offer 4S^2«l 

HART steel skis. 7 ft Cubco 

bindings, size 12 boots $35 357 3164 

SKIS Dynastar Omeglass, 190cm 

with Look N17 bindings $150, 

wUhout bindings $100 After 6 pm 

• _ 647 4383 

SCaTK TOP Pool Tables Ikeal 

®ffct with factory Starting as low 

I.J249 95 New and Used Open 

m 7255 855 1314 


ROYAL OAK HISTORICAL ARMS 

COLLECTOR SHOW 

M C B Hall 16545 Eastland. 

Rose vi lie 

'•» Block North 12 Mile at M 97 

Sam 5pm 

Registration Fee $1 00 

MENS GOLF Clubs and hag $65 

Call Friday after 5 pm 642 3064 

BAR SHl'FFLEBOARl) C.ame 

12*32 Perfect condition $200 

474 4577 


HEAD SKI IS Solomon Bindings. 

Scott poles Hierling W omens Boots 

Size A. Complete package $150 

538 7698 

HEXCEL COMI'S 185cm skis. l«ok 

swivel heel bindings and ski break 

Bottoms just refimshed in factory. 

$150 Also Nordica ski boots, sue 9 

After 6 pm 62M338 

SKIS Mark IV 180 cm $80 Mark 

I 175 cm, E series $50 ' both 

excellent condition. 647 2872 

730' Sporting Goods 

HART SKIS 150 cm. excellent 

condition $7 5 626-7415 

USED fiK I EQU I P MENT SALE 

Sat , Dec 3. 9 AM 2 PM, Orchard 

l-ake Middle School, 6000 Orchard 

l-ake at Maple Bring used ski 

eur car s beautiful body Free no 

jbligatiori estimates Free nib wit 

pr any car we do for over $200 

2400 Plymouth Hd l.ivonia 

427 4840 

Bod> Shop Manager Steve 

Accounting Service 

SfoALL Business Accounting 4 Tax 

$efv ce personalized 30 yrs exp 

Saputo 647 2749 

Jasement Waterproofing 

BASEMENT LEAKS REPAIRED 

20 vears experience 

474 6224 

~ FRANK RICHMOND 

The Artisan 

Licensed 363-8006 

BASEMENT WATER PROOFING 

Kll outside digging Guaranteed 

177 3977 2610247 

Brick, Block & Cement 

EXPERIENCED licensed Con 

tractor will beat an> price on all 

tement brick block footings & 

repairs Free estimate on large or 

small jobs 474 7278 

ALL Chimney 4 porch repairs 4 

tuckpointing Guaranteed Li 

censed 545 2944 

CHIMNEYS 

Repaired or built new Screened 

Cleaned Roof leaks stopped 

GUARANTEED I ia 7 1981 

DRIVEWAYS t. ARAGF-S PATIOS 

Residential 4 coninierci.il For 

quality work KF 7 7474 or 682 4862 

McCarthy Construction Co 

SPECIXLIZF' fireplace work .nidi 

tions cement work chimney 

repairs Licensed Insured 474 0945 

CC KIRBY CONST 

MASONRY 

All Size Jobs Reasonable 

Free Estimates 398 6876 

LEONARD MXSONRV Specializing 

in Fireplaces Chimneys Porches 

Reasonable prices Free estimates 

149 8644 

Building & Remodeling 

RtC ROOMS CEILINGS 

Modernizing Repairing 

83S86I0 eves 24 hrs 272 8096 

KITCHENS 4 HATHS Recover old 

cabinets counter tups vanities 

Call Darryi 533 9226 

CUSTOM Homes Additions Eng 

Ush Pubs full copper bar fireplace 

beautiful brick work of all kinds 

See mv work lor free estimate 

Price 4 work can t be heat 3.W9430 

AUTHENTIC wood bricks for 

floors not manufactured since the 

turn of the century indoor 

outdoor great for patio kitchen 

hallway 4 designer i architectural 

look Call fi P M to 9PM only, 

642 5844 

INDOOR 

REMODELING 

Baths Kitchens I abinrts Formica 

work Rec rooms Basements Heat 

ing 4 Plumbing 

Solely Owned & Operated Hv 

BROTHERS PHIL 4 JIM 

No Middleman 

LICENSED CALL ANYTIME- 

5229 353 0435 

COMPLETE 

MODERNIZATION 

PRICED WITHIN REASON 

COMPLETED TO PERFECTION 

CUSTOM KITCHENS 

or formica < over vour old cabinets 

FORMICA TOPS REC ROOMS 

WORK MYSELF 

Lo 5 3522 

D Bowyer 

Brm ham area Carpenter Mason 

Remodel repair restore 

Small jobs or large M6 2165 

KITCHEN Bath Basement special 

ists New Formica cabinet or reface 

existing ones Counters sinks 

vanities bars Ml 8247 

A I Carpenter Licensed 

Rec rooms porches additioni 

paneling doors Reasonable prices 

tall days 96ft9297 

HAROLD SMITH 

A TOTAI 

BCILDING IO MODELING SERV 

RESIDh NTIAI. COMMKRCIAL 

28 YEARS EXPERIENCE 

Roofing Aluminum siding 

Room Additions "iKirmers 

Attics Recreation Rooms 

Kitchens Bathrooms 

Formica Tops Gutters 

Patios Fireplaces Heating 

Plumbing Insulation 

Slorm Windows Doors 

Acoustic Ceiling 

Cement Bnck Work 

642-0755 

999 So Adami Birmingham Mich 

CUSTOM BUILDERS 4ASSOC 

HOMES ON YOUR LOT 

Additions Remodeling Garages Etc 

Lie Bldr 455«52 

ROYCE V. MALIN 

MODERNIZATION CO 

Sell & Do my own Work 

KITCHENS 

ounter tops 4 cabinet Kitchens 

additions walls moved Dish 

washers built in Cabinets restyled 

Formica refacing 

REFERENCES 

646 1514 545 0W9 

Building & Remodding 

ADDITIONS MODERNIZATION 

Dormers Kitchens 

Alt garages Bathrooms 

Porch enclosures Rec rooms 

Family rooms Office or den 

Redwood decks Replacemt doors 

Rough in Fireplaces 

For quality work or free estimate 

bv Builder who works on jobs him 

self call 

MARTY GRAFFS 

GRAFF CONST CO 


476 8338, 478 2820 

Repairs small jobs welcome 

Remodeling 

For free design service estimate 4 

references Deal direct with lie d 

bldr Call 

MCRRAY SEDLEY 355 3398 

ATTENTION! 

COMPLETE MODERNIZATION 

Also Koom Additions Fireplaces 

Porches Masonary Cement 

No Job is too small for MARIO In 

business 20 yrs Mario is tin- Artist 

of Construction For free est . 

846-5208 

MARS BLDG CO Residential 

Comm I Additions Kitchens. I Kir 

mers Rec Rooms Baths Siding 

Free estimates Prompt service 

538-2666 626 7044 

KITCHEN REMODELING 

Formica Cihinets Counters 

Refacing Lie Ins 

Walt 422 0224 

ADD-A-ROOM 

Rough In or Complete Finish 

MASONRY-All Types 

Specializing in Fireplaces 

LICENSED Bl'ILDER 

R.F. HESS 

531-6839 

R & R 

MODERNIZATION 

ADDITIONS 4 WOOD DECKS 

FINISHED BASEMENTS 

KITCHENS 

SUSPENDED CEILINGS 

BARS 4 CABINETS 

I Sell 4 Do My Own Work 

Licensed. Free Estimates 

Call BOB REEDY 

647-5033 


Custom 

Wood Decks 

Coll BOB REEDY 

647-5033 

CARPENTER 

BUILDER 

CONTRACTING REMODELING 

COMMERCIAL 

INDUSTRIAL 

Residential Maintenance 

Ray's Construction 

261-4230 

ROY MALTESE CO 

Kitchen & Bath Kem>deling 

FRFF. EST I/) 24868 

WORRIED ABOUT CALLING 

THE RIGHT BUILDB? 7 

Kitchens, bathrooms additions 

sun porch alterations I will be 

happy to advise you Free est Can 

give references 626-6015 

IT COSTS NO MORE 

to get 

first class workmanship 

FIRST PLACE WINNER of 

two 

National Awards HAMILTON 

has been satisfying customers 

for over 20 years 

You deal directly with the 

owner All work guaranteed 

and competitively priced 

•FREE Estimates'Designs 

•Additions* Kitchens 

•Porch Enclosures.etc 

HAMILTON BUILDERS 

Call 559 5590 24 hrs 

Carpentry 

H 4 H MODERNIZATION 

RESIDENTIAL 4 COMMERCIAL 

» Additions * Ga rages •Porches 

• Basements » K itcheiu*Decks 

• Store Fronts»Homes 

All Phases of Carpentry Work 

Licensed 4 Free Estimates 

535-8336 533 9176 

FINISHED 

BASEMENTS 

Coll BOB REEDY 

647-5033 

Village Carpenter 

V»l After 6 4767658 

LOW PRICES 

Carpentry, roof 4 gutters 

Plumbing 4 painting 

835 8610 eves. 24 hrs 272 40% 

CARPENTFTR who teaches Indus 

trial Arts desires weekend jobs 

Licensed 4 Insured Bldr 53^9499 

CARPENTER WORK Additions 

Rec Rooms Ceilings, bookcases 

All home improvements Reas 

522 2563 

KITCHEN SPECIALIST 

Refacing or New Cabinets 

Formica Counters 

Install Dishwashers 7287910 

CUSTOM CARPENTRY 

Residential 4 Commerical Offices 

remodeled All phases. 20 years 

experience Free estimates After 

4PM 4769697 

CUSTOM CARPENTRY plus Fair 

Prices divided by Satisfied Custom 

ers eoual Good Business Call Ted 

after e pm 478-9048 

BASEMENTS additions ceilinjp 

kitchens, counter tops Quality 

work Free estimates farmington 

477 7165 

CARPENTER BUII.DFH 

Commercial 4 Residential 

Remodeling Work Call I.en 

421 9328 

REC ROOMS, ETC 

Drop Ceilings Partitions 

425 2255 

Building & Remodeling 

Bill's Kitchen Top 

and Cabinet Shop 

Specializing in Formica' brand 

kitchen cabinets 30 years expe 

rience Reasonable Ifcites 

882 Holbrook. Plymouth 

455-3230. 

After 6 PM 534 2074 

FOR Reasonable rates 4 quality 

work on refinishing basements, 

attics, kitchens, etc call Bestway 

Builders free est Licensed 

Livonia 537 5375 

Carpet Cleaning 

sill I IS CARPET 4 

FURNITURE; CLEANING 

First rm 4 hall $25. Add! rms 

$10 Sofas $25 

We Steam Clean Only- 

All Work Guaranteed 

Livonia 2616956 

Steam Cleaning 

SPECIAL 

$25 LIVING OR FAMILY RM 

Pet Odor Removal 

Greasy Soil Extracted 

Velvet Furniture Specialist 

OWNER OPERATED 

Licensed for Sn>TCHGAHD" 

Carpet Protector Application 

ACTION CARPET CLEANING 

559 0050 4215380 

Visa MasterCharge 

CARPET FURNITURE 

CLEANING SPECIALS 

LR. DR Hall $33 

Regular Sofas $27 

LOVE SEATS $19 

CHAIK $12 

COR I AN 32 Yrs Business 273 1030 

NYBERG 

MAINTENANCE CO. 

Steom Shampoo 

(roni 

$19 95 

also 

Upholstery • Vans* Car Interiors 

525 4414 

See our Yellow Pages ad 

NW Directory 

CARPET CLEANING SPECIAI 

All work guaranteed Fully insured 

One of the most effective methods 

Carpets are pre spotted to lift 

grease then ihe carpet is sham 

pooed to loosen embedded soil 4 

steam cleaned to extract the soil 

Your carpel is- then treated with a 

soil retardant at no additional cost 

Our regular low price $28 50 for any 

average hv rm 4 hall Our 

SPECIAL $12 50 for add I rm 

Roebuck Maintenance Co 357 1211 

STEAM CLEANING 

Living Room 4 Hall 

534 2837 

$19 95 

CARPETS furniture cleaned to 

industry specifications 19 vrs 

experience Careful Cleaning Serv 

ice Insured Livonia 537 1050 

Carpet Laying 

It SEOG CARPET SERVICE 

PAD AVAILABLE 

533 5880 427 1994 

EXPERT 

CARPET INSTALLATION 

421 1459 

I 

A I INSTALLATION 

4 CARPET REPAIRS Rubber pad 

available Reasonable All areas 

( all Jim 455 6010. if no answ call 

453 5118 

BOYLE S CARPET SERVICE 

Sales Installation Steam (leaning 

Free Estimates 525 9038 

Carpet Repair 

CHUCKS CARPET REPAIR 

Any repair large or small, residen 

tial or comm I 464 3815 

Catering 

CHUCK OLIVER SPECIALTY 

CATERING OF BLOOMFIELD 

llors D oeuvres 4 Buffets All sizes 

parties bartenders 5486100 

TRAVELING GOURMET 

Catering any Occasions of a Special 

Nature All Services 

353 0292 

HAH I KM U- US WAITRESSES 

Available (or Parties, Weddings 

etc Country Club experience 

References Call Bob Schott 624 

7239 569 1720 

PARTIES BY 

PATRICK 4 SUSAN 

Gracious Bar Tending 

In Your Home 542 5886 

Ceiling Work 

ACOUSTIC TILE CEILINGS 

Paneling 4 floor tile free est No 

job too small 42HM89 

Christmas Trees 

FRESH Your Christmas Tree will 

be cut after you select one of our 

4000 Blue Green, fully branched 

short needled Scotch Pines tip to |0 

ft tall Slingerlend s, 3201 I,ake 

George Rd Open Sat 4 Sun 

beginning Dec 3rd . 651-8218 

Draperies 

BRADLEY'S CUSTOM Draperies 

made in our own workroom. Free 

estimates Complete slection of 

quality fabrics 478 5369 

THIRTY Yrs experience Custom 

draperies, spreads, etc Samples, 

advice in your home Harry Wood 

'557 2244 

Dressmaking & Tailoring 

DRESSMAKING Alterations No 

Pattern necessary International 

material 4 dresses, Gold 4 

diamond rings for sale 522 7976 

BJ'S DRESSMAKING wortierts 

and children's clothing custom 

made Also alterations Rochester 

«rea 375 9199 

MEN S, WOMEN S CHILDREN'S 

Clothing Fast, Efficient Expert 

Workmanship 

Call Yvonne 476-1628 

BARB S CREATIVE FASHIONS 

All Types yuilts Macrame 

Troy 528-0528 

Electrical 

Speedy Electrical Service 

Comm I Industrial Residential 

Contractor 464 1035 

COLLINS ELECTRIC CO 

RESIDENTIAL. COMMERCIAL 

Est 1952 Ga I 2044 

trical 

BOLLIN ELECTRIC 

Commercial Industnal Hes I 

GA 5 0030 

ERNIE S ELECTRIC 

464 0364 

ELECTRICIAN Desires additional 

work Large or small jobs 

Reasonably priced 39^ 3253 

ELECTRICIAN - Licensed Needs 

additional work Reasonable Guar 

anteed Residential commercial 

industrial 1 632 7650 

GENERAL HOME repairs, elec 

trical. plumbing 4 carpentry Free 

estimates All work guaranteed, 

lowest prices Howard 474-0647 

478-3468 

ELECTRICAL 

We specials in ranges dryers, 

service changes, repairs additions, 

shops stores, etc Prompt service 

A 4 N Electric Co 

42 1-3838 

FREE ESTIMATES on all residen 

tial 4 commercial wiring including 

fusebox replacement Intercom 

electric heat Violations corrected 

Licensed 4 Insured 477 9219 

LICENSED Home Wiring 4 

Repairs Ranges Dryers 

Fixtures Reasonable Kales 544 7986 

Fences 

ALL FENCEJ* 569-0243 

Free *st on Repairs 

4 new installations Steel or wood 

Small jobs our specialty 

Michigan Tence 

S1.57 per ft up 

FREE ESTIMATES 

477 2878 288-3520 981 1120 

CHAIN LINK STEEL FENCES 

Prompt Installation Quality work 

Portable dog pens pool enclosures 

GOOD PRICES Free Estimate 

534 5106 356 3017 

NEWSTED FENCE CO 

Steel Fences Installed 

I do all mv own work 

Call Wallie Newsted 474 5836 

Firewood 

HACKER FIREPLACE WOOD 

HARD BIRCH 

SINCE 1946 474 6914 

• 

FIREWOOD 

I Face Cord $35 or 2 face corcfc $60 

Misc wood Kindling wood $3 50 

Box Delivered 

729 8962 

QUALITY FIREWOOD 

Select mixed hardwoods 

Well Seasoned $35 a cord 

l>elivered 591 6427 

FIREWOOD 

I Cord $33 2 for $58 

482 8517 

HARDWOOD 

$35 per rick 2 for $60 For prompt 

delivery call after 9 30 PM 

I 437 8273 

FIREWOOD 

Delivered $40 Cord 

693 2069 

Seasoned Firewood 

Oak & AAaple $38 00 

Apple $48 00 

Kindling $ 2 50 

FREE DELIVERY 

TO MOST AREAS 

Meadow brook landscaping 

478-6110 

FIREWOOD 

Mixed Hardwood & White Birch 

464 72 1 0 or 464 1662 

FIREWOOD S30-S35 

264 4500 

FIREWOOD, choice northern hard 

wood Split Seasoned $35 face cord 

delivered Birch $4 5 437 9554 

FIREWOOD 

NORTHERN MIX 

HARDWOOD 

$45 FACE CORD. DELIVERED 

OUR WOOD BURNS 

CALL 728 7137 72* 3826 

Split and Seasoned 

ONE DAY SERVICE 

Soburban Firewood 

SPLIT MIXED HARDWOOD 

WELL SEASONED 

$35 

WHITE BIRCH 

$40 

Face Cord Delivered 

Kindling Wood $2 50 Bundle 

729-6158 

We don't sell produce plow snow or 

mow lawns Firewond is our only 

business 

CLOSED SUNDAYS 

FIREWOOD 

Split, mixed hardwood Well 

seasoned $30 (ace cord delivered 

White Birch $40 face cord 

delivered 

Qosed Sun 729 6158 

TRY MY DELUXE mixture of 

Apple Birch 4 Oak All wood 

guaranteed split 1-3 years unless 

you specify greener wood, for a 

custom mix ofsomc green to hold a 

longer fire Delivered locally al $45 

a generous face cord Cords of 

straight Hickory, Apple or White 

Oak are available as is stacking 4 

wheelbarrowing al prices to coin 

cide with order Hank Johnson 349^ 

3018 437 1220 227 7462 453 7313 

682 7539 

MIXED HARDWOOD, $25 face 

cord your pickup delivery extra 

4788240 

FIREWOOD $35 face cord, birch 

maple oak quick delivery 32^2928 

397 0375 

SEASONED FIREWOOD 

rface cord delivered Kindling 

W Stacking IS 9 a m 9 p m 34» 

0U2 — No answer. 9 a m-5 p m 

only, 427 7698 

Floor Service 

• «, 

LEONARD S FLOOR SANDING 

28 years experience Quality work 

Reasonable prices 474 U63 

FLOOR SANDING RE FINISHING 

Old floors our specialty Very 

Reasonable Free est 477 7736 

A 4 N SERVICES 

Floor polishing Get ready for the 

Holiday entertaining Basement 

stripping, waxing and polishing 25 

years experience Free Mtlmatea 

Reasonable 293 3474. 792-1512 

Fumal e Repair 

KRAUSE'S 

HOME HEATING 

Featuring HEII, HEATING 

4 COOLING EQUIPMENT 

Fast, dependable service 

Free estimates of course 

453-0228 

Humidifiers Custom duct work 

F'urnace cleaning 4 Electronic 

cleaners Mastercharge 

Furniture 

FURNITURE REPAIR 

Reupholstering 4 Hefirushing 

Our Specialty is repairing reg 

lueing 4 reupholstering dining 

room chairs Mastercharge 85 1 2550 

Garoges 

GARAGE DOORS 

REPAIRED OR REPLACED Elec 

trie Operators 425 8437 

BLOOMFIELD 

GARAGE DOOR CO 

We Sell Install Service 

Garage Doors Elect ric Operators 

435 4669 

GARAGE 

DOOR OPENERS 

559 5224 

Handyman 

HOME REPAIRS 

Small carpentry electric plumb 

ing, screen repair Gutter and roo 

repairs i 647 1426 

THE HANDYMAN 

No job too small 

Home repairs 626 0286 

HOME REPAIRS 

Flxperienced No Job too small 

Reasonable 357 0241 or 353 3336 

HOMFTK E PAIRS 

CARPENTRY Painting roofing 

gutters, electrical and plumbing 

All types »f repairs 476-2217 

GENERAL HOME RFT'AIR-S 

No Job Too Small 

For Fast Service Call 

399 4554 

ALL CARPENTRY remodeling 

repairing plumbing electric, roof 

ing gutters Cement work 4 

furnare Cleaning Mr Rice 54M687 

Hauling 

End Loader Service Fire Clean Up 

WRECKING BULLDOZING 

Rubbish Removal 

349 1228 582 6692 

OFFICF Cleaning Debris removed 

3 trucks available for leasing with 

drivers 435 8082 

t 

HONEST PRICES Trash removal 

any kind Building site clean up 

Garage 4 Basement Cleaning I 

day service 474 2640 

FAST HAULING SERVICE 

Oarage Yard Basement (lean-up 

$25 per load Call Fred 623 6869 

LIGHT HAULING 

Garage basement yard 647 1198 

Heating 

HOME HEATING SERVICE 

Service Repair Cleaning 

Mastercharge 453 0228 

Howard's Heating 4 Cooling 

Complete Emergency Service 

Furnace Cleaning Sales 

Residential. Comm I. Mobile Homes 

255 5698 

Humidifiers 

LOBB HUMIDIFIERS • 

$135 INSTALLED 

54 1 3355 

Insulation 

BURT'S Insulation Warmer Win- 

ters Cooler Summers Fiberglass 

blown in attics Free F.stimates 

Call anytime 455^7095 

SAVE ! 

UP TO 50% 

• ON HEATING BILLS 

CLASS I pink Cellulose blown in 

Foam Insulation Quality work and 

materials 

ACCUFOAM INSULATION 

593-3155 

BORDEN FOAM 

A Name you can Trust 

SAVE ENERGY 

LOWER FUEL BILLS 

- HYGRADE - 

A Dealer you can Trust 

Call Anytime 

• 557-2880 

JONES INSULATION SUPPLIES 

000 sq ft . 3'j in blanket R II 

>140 1000 sq ft 6 in blanket R 19 

$240 Blown Insulation available 

Free information 4 delivery 

I 227 4839 

WINTERIZE YOUR Home Seal in 

the heat Insulate your attic, re- 

caulk windows Immediate inslalla 

tion F ree estimate 399^4554 

SUPER SEAL 

INSULATION, INC. 

SPECIALIZING IN 

Aerolite Foam 

Free FIstimates, Call 

459-1510 464-4085 

LICENSED INSURED 

MAY WE GIVE OUR BID TO 

INSULATE Your HOME'' We have 

BORDEN S INSULKPRAY 4 Fire 

Retardant loose Cellulose 

Harold Smith Const 642^)755 

BLOW ATTIC 

YOURSELF 

(ash 4 Carry for highest quality 

cellulose insulation U I, listed 

Qass I 

1st COME, lit SERVED 

MACHINES AVAILABLE 

B & D SUPPLY CO 

422-8332 

SAVE UP TO 50% 

of your FUEL COSTS 

Protect your Home 

from Winter Wrath' 

Licensed 4 Utility Approve,! 

Your Home deserves a Lifetime 

Warranty Call Now' 

ENERGY CONTROL 

973 2245 455-1200 

INSULATE YOUR ATTIC 

Blown in Insulation 

C 4 H Builders 

274 9400 

Insulation 

FOR Reasonable price* & quality 

work on Insulation 4 Siding call 

Bestway Builders Licensed 4 

Insured Free est Livonia. 537 5375 

MICHIGAN THERMAL 

INSULATION 

SAVE $ ENERGY 

FINEST Spray Blown product 

available All season comfort 

BEST PRICE FAST SERVICE 

Free Estimate 

LICENSED 4 INSURED 

626 3204 

Janitorial 

SPARKLE JANITORIAI SERV 

Family Owned 4 Operated 

Full Service Insured 

Excellent references avail 461 1602 

TRILLIUM House Cleaning Co 

bonded insured dependable 

887 9620 

HOLIDAY CLEANING General and 

commercial Floors carpets and 

walls Bucket Brigade Stella 358 

5834 Flo, 721 0547 

Lock Service 

LOCK Rekeying. Keying alike 

Lock repair, replacement 4 iifctal 

lation Call Tom KE 7-7424 

LOCK INSTALLATION 

Specialize Dead bolt Licks 

477 5253 

Moving & Storage 

PROFESSIONAL MOVING Co 

laical 4 Long Distance 

Piano Specialists 

SPECIAL RATES 

FLORIDA CALIFORNIA 

Insured Bill ' 255 3532 

FW Stewart Moving Co 

Office Residential Professional 

courteous local moving Royal Dak 

588 2418 

G B S Moving 4 Service Co 

Any kind of Movig You do the 

packing we II dot he stacking We 

Specialize In Apartment Moving 

Insured. Fair Rates Special rates 

for Senior Citizens 

JUST CALL 669-9222 

JULIUS ROSS MOVING CO 

Custom work, household moving, 

offices packing pianos appli 

ances local 4 state of Mich 

357 2674 

APOLLO MOVING (X) 

Homes. Apts office Piano 4 

Equipment movers Check our 

rates, we're competitive Depend- 

able courteous service 537 1906 

427 4181 

WILL move anytjhing larige 

enclosed truck experienced, lowest 

rales fast and careful service Call 

Chris 326-8444 

RYAN TRUCKING COMPANY 

Courteous local moving Ixiw rates 

Will outbid anvone Free estimates 

5338281 

Painting & Decorating 

PAINTING Oakland Cty only 

Careful, quality work Special Fall 

rates, free est Mr Carlson,643 0319 

INTERIOR 4 Exterior Decorating 

Free estimates, excellent results 

guaranteed I I vears experience 

537-3618 

CALL Mel Schenk for Ihe finest in 

lerior and exterior painting and na 

perhanging Free estimate Refer 

ences this area My business de 

pends on your satisfaction 837 5fi26 

EXCLUSIVE 

DECORATING 

by 

DONALD J, FULLER 

PAINTING 

Work Mvself 

WALLPAPERING 

Insured 

559 0232 

$ LOW RATES $ 

Painting repairs wallwashing 

835 8610, eves 24 hrs 272 8096 

M GORELICK 

Professional Painting-Decoration 

Res 1 4 Comm 1 Custom Work 

Guaranteed Licensed Insured 

474-0911 

PAINTING 

Interior, Exterior Rooms $20 and 

up Neat Dependable 6 vears 

Experience Discount to Retirees 

Call Ivan Frederick 533 2044 

CUSTOM PAINTING 

INTERIOR EXTERIOR 

Work Guaranteed Free Estimate 

All Around Repairs Southfield 

569-3874 

EX PERI ENCELTpAINffNG" 

And Wallpapering 

Call Joann. 64 2 0536. or Gale 

979-9575 

INTERIOR PAINTING 23 years 

experience Reasonable rates 

Western Wavne County After 5 

PM 495 (1924 

Comm I •ResidentiaMndustrial 

NYBERG 

PAINTING CO. 

BRUSH* ROLL-SPRAY 

Free Estimates 

525-4414 ' 

See our Yellow Pages ad 

N W Directory 

CUSTOM PAINTING 

Wallpapering Home Improverents 

Commercial A Residential TOM 

WATTS 54 1 8 7 5 5 54* 0360 

PAINTING & PAPERING 

30 Years Experience 

References 

Joe Kenney 288 5860 

EUROPEAN TOUCH 

WALLPAPER PAINTING 

Interior Decorating Service 

Free Estimate Iniured 

549-3680 

HONEST PRICES 

Using Pittsburgh Paint I can deco^ 

rate your house inside and out or 

just I room Custoiii mixing l>on't 

paint until you get a free estimate 

from me 

352-8972 

FRITZ STRFCH 30 years in 

Birmingham Painting and paper 

ing small and large )Ob8 Low 

winter rates AIso spray painting 

644 7I& 

Painting & Decorating 

A i PAINTING 4 

WALLPAPERING 

References 

474 6978 

A 4 B PAINTING 

Interior Exterior 

13 Years In Area 

Free Estimates References 

Wall Washing Paperhanging Ton 

V'erv Reasonable Prices 

565 4728 Eves 261 62M 

REASONABLE prices quality 

work on painting wallpapering 

Fire 4 Insurance repairs. Bestway 

Painting licensed insured free 

est Livonia 537 5375 

* 

ESTIMATE BY PHONE 

Journeyman Painter Reliable 

Honest Prices 

Call Bruce 326-6183 

HONES! PRICES 

HOLIDAY SPECIALS Have vour 

home beautifully decorated for the 

holidays Custom tinting done in 

your home I room or your whole 

house Don't decorate until you get 

a free estimate from me Call 

Garth 

352-8972 

FULLY 

PROFESSIONAL 

PAINTING 

Residential interior our specialty 

Also exterior 

HANK S PAINTING 

476-8106 261 5856 

FOR THE FINEST 

EXT-INT PAINTING 

Also Wallpapering plaster repairs 

wall 4 window washing Insured 

references 

M.ke, 336-8503 

A 1 CUSTOM PAINTING 

Int 4 ext paperhanging, plaster 

repairs References Free 

Estimates 

R Wickherl 543-6179 

Int Ext Livonia Ply Canton 

CEILING 4 WALL REPAIRS 

721-5006 anytime or 729 8547 alter 5 

PM or weekends 

Photography 

ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHIC 

COMPLETE WEDDING $155 Com- 

mercial 4 Portraits 464 1912 

Piano Tuning 

ANTHONY S PIANO SERV 

June Regulate Repair Quality 

work. Resonable Rates 651 3415 

MICHAEL McGITKF 

TUNING-SERVICING REPAIKS 

REGULATING VOICING .363*488 

PIANO TUN INC. 

Specializing In Dvertiauls 

JOHN McCRACKEN 356-4966 

Plan" Tuning $5 off Regular Price 

if your piann is tuned before 

Christmas Call Chuck Hunt eve 

rungs 642 2153 

MICHAEL MCGLIRE 

Tuning Servicing Repairs 

Regulating Voicing 363 8488 

Plastering 

LIVONIA AREA Plaster 4 Drs 

wall Repairs Free estimates Guar 

anteed work Insured 525 5235 

PLASTERING Stucco work Dry 

wall repairs texturing Licensed 

insured 937 8374 422 3764 

PLASTERING 4 DRYWALL 

Repairs, additions new work 

State lie 348 2447 474 0727 

PLASTER 4 Dry wall repair 4 

small alterations Have done work 

in Birmingham Bloomfield Royal 

Oak area for 25 vrs Can give refer 

ences 62&6015 

ROY MALTESE CO 

Specializing in 

DRY WALL PLASTER REPAIR 

LO 2 8868 

PLASTERING new repair and 

texture work Drvwall repair also 

Free estimate SalBallerini 

435 7416 

Plumbing 

PLUMBING WORK IMiNh 

Reasonable rates Fast service No 

job too small 274 2469 

24 Hr Service Reas Rates 

P&TE CUFFE PLUMBING 

533-7 171 

ELEC SEWER CLEANING 

Water Heaters I>tsp08als 

Complete Repair Service 

No Job Too' Small IJC Insured 

MasterCharge BankAmenenrd 

BERGSTROM'S,INC 

PIUMBING 

RESIDENT I Al.&l. IGHT COMM I 

REPAIRS 4 ALTERATIONS 

Basement baths water heaters fan 

eels vanities garbage disposals 

hot water heating drains cleaned 

Licensed insured Mastercharge 

NO JOB TOO SMAI.I 

Call m> home 522 1350 532 582 2528 

F I OMR A. ' F R A Ml' HI F 

III Years F \peruuo 

gitalin Work 

Reasonable 85,i 9267 

Tree Service 

JF.SSIF S 1 RF I si R\ I' > 

Tret Trimming fc Remova 

23 vrs exp Free est 222 3028 

A & K I RFF NF HV li F 

Tret & Slump Removal 11 m 

I ill rig I lean I p I ow Prui Qua I 

itV Work 

477 1)634 .1 1471 

\SPEN 

I RI F A, I WDsi APING 

643 0125 

Expert ire. \ shiub trntimui 

Removal Feeding Re.'sitn.ibli 

Upholstery 

SMALL JOBS 

WORK MYSELF \ROVF average upholstering 

Call me at mv home i aviiagi pru i Free 

_ | mate Park I pholstering "»C 6011 

476-6706 

-1 IPnoiSTFin B V Kit HAH I 

j Ql ALIT\ F \RKICS i. WORK 

ROOF GUTTERS REPAIRED | Free (Mim-iii p k.ipAdehv 

New & Old Gutters (leaned i 682 1178 

All Work Guaranteed 

F'ree Estimates A3 2K38 | Det orallv. I ph..Islet i K Id 

Repair W oik R. a oruil.i. Rater 

' i ustoni Bldr- 4 "2 612 

HAMILTON HOOFING 

Roofing gutters vents MAKF v.u dttlumilur. i-k ikt 

repairs Reasonable F . st. ^ „rk 

I llien Ask about Fallal, F„ 

i A I Rooting ' 

WICKES LUMBER 

NEW&REROOFS SWFH 

5 Year Financing \vai!abl< 

Free Est 852 5883 

EVENINGS ONM ( Al l 

651 2398 693 2767 

115 Year Guarantee 

ROOFING Installed l-eaks F'i\ed 

CRIS1.EH ROOFING m 

Guaranteed 35 Yrs F vp 531 W 

servo. i 

• hargi \ 

nm.i't M istei 

pit .1 Prt -n, 

iM illM 

ALL ROOF REPAIRS \ I F \Ks 

Guaranteed Licensed 

Call Anytime .4 . 2«i 

\ Bob AH". I( i upholster ! 

F X. ell. nl wm k Voalltv latir • 

Pickup & I >e V eI A2 0218 

DAY BY DAY 

Custom UphoMer ng 

HF I IN IS111N i 

RF STORING 

R F S T V I I No 

l(F P MR I NG 

es Qualm w. •krn..n*hi| 

lllll .li I'll K i| 

Fair t' 

F r. • 

ileliv. i 

42S 7287 

Septic Tanks 

• H'lIN I PIIOI SI F RING l i 

, Reupholstering Repairs ReMv 

1 CUSTOM Mad. Nt w F'uriuiu 

Septic Repairs Basement Leaks 31501 Plvmout'. H I I '. 8'« 

BL'I.I.DO/l.NG 

474 6224 

Sewer Cleaning 

SEWER ( LEANING $18 first J» It 

45c ea add I fl Plumbing repaus 

call Leo 557 8730 

\ J & A Sew er Cleaners 

Sink Lines Drains I'ubs 

No F xtra Charge lor Sun Nites 

Holidays 127 06'i. 

SEWF.R & Drain Cleaning pijx 

thawing nevef ov. r 13.S ûallv 

less Call 531 68), or ^/.Ml 4832 

Slipcovers 

CUSTOM M AI > F F I'RNITIRF 

SLIPCOVERS Fabrics availablt 

Call for home app I 5.'t8 5751 

KUSTOM SLIPCOVF R SEHV H 1 

YOUR FABRIC OR MINE 

476 0776 

CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS A Drap 

eries. shop at home service Custom 

Emporium 455 3074 Ml 669H 

SLIPCOVERS DRAPERIES 

Bedspreads Your Fabrics 

Mary Flame 838-4228 

Wallpapering 

C&S PAPERHANGING 

$5 up per roll 

25 yrs exp W ork guaranteed 

887 2666 

C&S PAPERHANGNG 

$5 up per rd 1 

25 yrs exp Work guO'O'Heed 

887 2666 422 8' 59 

K&G PAPERHANGING 

$6 pei roll 6. Up 

348 9700 538 8449 

DROP A M VKTI 

Wall Covering (Jualilv I'ainl 

Custom Wallpaper hanging ' 163 

ADV AM F IM'F HH \Nl,IM, 

Excellent R. I i i . i h . - Fre. F si 

(iuarantet d 8.>i ,18,' 

Snow Removal 

SNOW RFMOVAI 

Serv icing N W Suburbs Res I 

Comm I Ind I Per Time or Season 

24 HR SERVICE M4 312I 

SNOWBOUND 7 

Ikies your Snow Contractor have 

Ihe right equipment (or COM 

Pl.ETE removal W e ha v e 

LOADERS DOZERS «. TRUCKS to 

do a more complete ji>b including 

salting 

DAYS 646 5205 

AFTER 6 3IIPM 334 ,788 

SNOW REMOVAL 

RESIDENTIAL COMMEHCIAI 

& PARKING I OTS 

Seasonal Contracts

CHRISTMAS TREE TIME! 

I V e S j b e c c a i c j e C H 

We hav© more No 1 Douglas Fir tre«s than any to* 

In Michigan TTvey are the finest c4 a* trees We have 

a ImftoJ amount ot the Concotor Fir Either erf the Hr 

trees go up to 14 ft high 

• Come Early tor a Better Selection • 

We atoo have a good selection of SCOTCH PINE, 

SPRUCE, Grave Blankets, wreathe, cedar and Pine 

«op*»3 Open 7 days a week trom 9 AM to 8 P M 

Cockrum s Farm Market 


Vi Mile W of Wayne Rd 

Just .Kt iv> I'orn F-ard ! td'ismission Plant 

I' * 1 Kill |C cxrlusiv i ri 

app.'l I / I mr li'-rv J ocuvrcs 

Orvimr KUestH jinil. 

mote importantlv. v»u! 

641-8371 

F o r D i n 'nu) P l e a s u r e 

v Plants, Pots 

and 

Baskets 

T h e 

Hunting 

B a s k e t 

2 4 3 5 9 H A L S T E A D 

North of Grand River 

C O N C O R D C E N T E R 

FARMINGTON 

478-4848 

a n d H O U D A Y R F S F R V A T I O N S l 

• * o e 

v i£% 

C a l l T O P I N K A S C O U N T R Y H O U S E 

24010 W 7 Mile Rd Detroit 

t ^ r r e l i i i f g s 

MATERIALS 

UNLIMITED 

Beveled and Stained Glass 

light fixtures woodwork 

doors Old iron hardware 

stone and the unusual Call 

or Write tor your Special 

Needs SHOP OPEN Wed 

through Sun 10 4 p m 

MATERIALS UNLIMITED 

4100 E Moroan Rd . 

Ypsilanti, Mich 48197 

!A t, PSon* I 313)4 )4 4300 Rpy'void 

P'.iprwic* • Note We oW 

"J- 

COLLECTIBLES PRlMlTIVESl 

ANTIQUES 

WAKE BEAUT IF IM 

CHRISTMAS GIFTS 

C O U N T R Y F A M 

A N T I Q U F FLEA 

M A R K E T 

a ? * ^ 

2 Big Locations 

PONTIAC 338-7880 

WARREN 779 3070 

See AD Antique Cot /0? 

(Eamrlnt aranr 

• Hawai 

• Europe 

• Caribbean 

Cruises 

Individuals Groups 

Business 

Let Us P l a n Y o u r 

J D r e a m V a c a t i o n 

11M7 Beech Daly 

Corner Beech f, Plymouth 

Call 937 0511 

REAL LIFE 

HAY RIDES 

Private 60 acres 

very close in 

3 lo 3'/j 

hour visit includes 

USED RECONDlTION ED 

J U K E B O X E S 

AND 

P I N B A L L S 

For Your Rec Room 

l-)rqe Parking Facilities 

Call or Visit our showroom 

| AMGOTT DISTRIBUTING CO. 

INC 

2616 Puritan Detroit Mich 

Low Prices 

Un 4 0' 73 

Guaranteed 

HO TRAINS 

LIONEL 

M O D E L 

ROAD RACING 

POCKETS 

Bicydes 

NI 

Scale 

l ANUE SUPPLY NOW 

WE HAVE LOW PRICES 

JONIMO INC. 

27788 Joy Rd 

422-7952 

Open Sun til Christmas 

M ID M 

hayride. Horse back riding, cook out area Form animals 

Play & eat in huge barn 

GREAT FOR SCOUTS, CHURCHES, 

PARTIES 

No alchoholic beverages allowed 

VERY REASONABLE RATES 

Contact Jim Fraser 561-6700 

• Luncheons 

Dinners 

Cocktails 

S a m I ' a m i c a ' s 

g f y a k e t f p e a r t s 

Extensive 

fresh Seafood 

Featuring: Fresh 

Oysters & Clams 

Fresh Salad Bar 

Steaks, Prime Rib Specialty & Italian Dishes. Com 

plete Dinners from $3-95 

24000 Plymouth Rd. (corner of Telegraph) 

Bedford Twp. 538-3100 

CloMd 

Sunday 

9lf,s Come 

477-9399 

t u b I ' & u . / • . * ; * 

7 

U I M t l o c k 

I I I T l i l H T W M . wc. 

communkatiow 

iquipment socialists 

LTD- A . 

R O L L S R O Y C E 

I C h a u f f e u r D r i v e n ) 

for the Person 

» Who Has Everything 

(lift Certificates Available 

867-1133 

POOL TABLES 

7 FT. $ 2 9 5 

• Genuine Italian Slat* 

•Formic* Rail 

•Pura gum rubber cushions 

•Adjustable levator* 

• Disassembles to nt any home 

•Choice ot cloth color 

ALL STATE BILLIARDS 

26728 Roeewood, Ryeevllle 

779-1413 

• . a V - T O 

x m 

F TURNER POWER 

1 MICROPHONE 

M 4 3U « m | 3U 

ONLY $ 17 95 

"IF WE SHOWED YOU TWO PROFESSIONAL CB RIGS, 

AND GUARANTEED THESE RIGS TO OUT SPEC. OUT 

CLASS, OUTPERFORM, OUTTALK ANY OTHER RIGS ON 

THE MARKET WOULD YOU BE INTERESTED 7 " 

INTRODUCING CPI'S ULTRA CP 2000B BASE STATION 

AMSSB TRANSCEIVER - 

f PHONE Dunui mnfRS ORDERS ACCEPTED 

ACCfPTE 

W* Ship Anywh«r* 

UPS C O D 

90 0AYS SAME AS CASH 

ON APPROVED CREDIT 

> 

• 80 db adjacent Ch 

rejection, 25 mv 

tensitivity, 600 Ch 

RX capability 

AND THE CPI'S CP 400 SIDEBAND AM 

MOBILE BASE* AMSSB TRANSCEIVER 

LIST $599 00 

LOWEST PRICE 

IN DETROIT 

$3^9 95 

ANYTHING IESS IS CHILD'S PLAY 

MORE IS ILLEGAL 1 

DETROir538-4023 

18655 W. 8 MILE 

BETWEEN EVERGREEN 

AND SOUTHFIELD X WAY 

'OPTIONAL 

BASE 

ADAPTER 

$49 95 

ANYTHING 

wTeaberry. $1OQ95 

COMflCTI PAOCAM SYSTEM 

T BfAH OHUW 

CB Wilfi (kflitol 

r»odoot Rfgain NB 

TONE t Yi Woi 

INSIALLATION* 

OELUXf SltOf 

MOUNT DElUXf 

TRUNK MT 

ANTENNA 

EXPERT INSTALLATION 

FAST CB REPAIR SERVICE 

WESTLAND 

326-5760 

34651 FORD 

BETWEEN WAYNE RD 

ANO WILD WOOD 

Thursday, December 1, 1977 P.C 15CR.W.G ll(j*!3C 

MICROSCOPES 

New & Used 

from S100 to S600 

Monocular 

Binocular 

Stereo Models 

MICRO OPTICS 

• CO 

9 a m -5 p m 

Mon fri 

557 3743 

V A C U U M S 

BEFORE YOU BUY 

ANYWHERE 

CHECK 

We hove 

Kirby 

Electrolux 

Eureka 

Hoover 

OUR PRICES! 

Filter Oueen 

And all 

the rest 1 

J 

PfllCfOTOSELLFORTNf HOLIDAYS 

$10 and UP 

Llvmla HV5210 

Firmlaftoa • 477 7408 

Pontiac M2-7707 

Christmas 

Arrangements 

, $ 7 9 5 

from v i 

•J 

r• ' SHOP 

A . 

SPRINGBROOK FLORIST 

• 1 

433 N WASHINGTON 

Royal Oak 

2 Btofchs So J o' I lewe n Mile Rfl 

PHONf 546-6828 

WESTERN 

WEAR 

• • • 

TURQUOISE 

.ind IVORY 

JEWELRY 

boots 

e w,,e 

31128 fU\*^Tma4u^ 

0 

•V. from 

with c»n exquisite 

holiday 9 111 

FRENCH S 

1 FLOWERS 

33641 Five Mile 

ivonia Mich 48154 

427-7820 

PET CITIES 

EVERYTHING FOR PETS 

& TROPICAL FISH 

10 Gallon Aquarium tor 

Iplptp $15 HH plus $? '•«"< 

Ifish F.sli Can br picke 

m tvnilve vail 

utlca "j9 8.m8 

sterling 9'9 1?4 

RE-SALE S H O P 

OutM.inding selection o' 

Christmas Plates Hjno 

crafted Ornaments ^ 

| Stockings 

U N D E R G R O U N D 

C O L L E C T O R 

644-3982 A 

* 

L

J 

1C #( P.C- 16C,R,W.G- 12C) Thursday, December 1, 1977 

732 Wearing AppareJ 

LADY'S camel coal, red fox trim, 

wool tweed coat with dress, lohg 

gown, beautiful reasonable, size l(V 

12, men s quality suits 431,, boy's 

)«cket 642.3)31 

MODELS CLOTHES Designers 

name Size 10 Some things never 

wom Magnificent white mink coat, 

high fashion fur vest Call 9 AM 5 

PM 642 2070 

NATURAL RANCH Mink coat, lik(• 

new size 10 asking 356-4185 

BLACK 4 WHITE TaCroase mink 

coat, excellent condition Call 

Friday after 5 I'm 642 30*' 

A BEAUTIFUL full length Autumn 

Haze mink coat size 14 16 

sacrificing for $875 H4 1529 

LADIES coats s i zes 1214 

untrimmed Cashmere. I.amb mink 

collar Shagmoor coal with Mink 

collar 478-0848 

FULL pastel emba mink coat size 

6 10. $950 or best offer Excellent 

condition 88'' 664 2 576-4944 

BONWIT TELLER furs size 6-8 

French Lapin ankle length coat 

new $175 White mink oval jacket, 

cast $1700 $475 Geoffrey Beene 

floor length mink vest, cost $5,500. 

worn once $1 500 Antique turquoise 

jewelry 644 0215 

CLOTHING boys & girls ft3 years, 

and baby equipment After 5 

357-1329 

I.IKE NEW BOUTIQUE RESALE 

50 lo SO 1 "* Savings 

Furs Jewelry i Clothing 

33335 Grand River Farmington 

Village Mall 478 3434 

Open Tues thru Sat 10-4 30 

734 Trode Or Sdl 

CHEVY 1974 Malibu Coupe fully 

equipped 1975 Palamino Pop Up 

travel trailer pandum aide fully 

equipped 1976 750 Honda 400 

actual miles Sell or Trade for 

Pickup l'p or Down 

Excellent Condition 

all in 

421-2782 

736 Wanted To Buy 

SANTA NEEDS Bumper Pool for 7 

year old 646 7437 

W ANTED used Lionel trains Call 

646 4312 

' IN BIRMINGHAM 

CASH FOR YOUR 

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725 SOUTH ADAMS 

644-6650 

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METALS 

COPPER 34 44c 

BRASS 24-34c 

LEAD I 5c 

ALUMINUM I 4- 20c 

BATTERIES $1 25 

Carbide Nickel-Silver 

Plymouth Iron & Metal 

40251 Schoolcrcrft 

Weekdays 8 4 30, Sat 8-4 

425-1110 453-1080 

WANTED TO Bl V used concert 

type Harp for Student Call after 

5PM 335 1906 

WANTED TO HI Y Sump Collec 

Hons Accumulation old Cor re 

spondence Call after 6 pM 47"; 2057 

CASH FOR SCRAP 

Carbide $4 up lb 

Batteries $1 80 ea 

Also Copper brass lead radi- 

ators generators starters 

insulated copper electric motors 

carbide aluminum nickel nickel 

alloys mercury etc 

Newsprs- $2/100 lb. 

IBM Cards 6c lb. 

Print Out Sheets 4c lb. 

LAFAYETTE 

RECYCLING CORP 

7700 Dix at Central 

843-7000 

8 AM 4 30 Sat til Noon 

SERIOUS LOCAL Collector will 

c*irchase all signed Tiffany lamps 

Handel Pairpoint Jefferson & Moe 

Bridges Lamps All transactions 

strictly confidential Please call 

after #pm 886 2812 

ALL PIANOS WANTED 

HIGHEST Prices Paid 

Scanlan Pianos 

KE 2 7537 

* ANTED Bedroom Sets. CheaU. 

Desks Refrigerators Wringer 

Washer Gas Ranges Electric 

Ranges Dressers and Household 

Pay Cash KE 1 5166 

colorTtvs 

NEEDING Repair under 8 years 

old pay up to $60 

838 7 842 

Wanted Color TV'S 

Needing Repair 

Top Prices Paid 

728-5404 26 1 5300 

WANTED Dining room set used. 8 

pieces or more of excellent make 

and condition 557 1223 

NEWLY W E DS Need Refrigerator 

4 30 Gas or Electric Stove. White, 

(•old or Coppertone In exrellent 

.ondition Days 358 0818, Evenings 

KE 7 7571 or 532 5277 

736 Wonted To Buy 

WANTED used portaplete Services Hoarding \ Ciroommg 

v iimpirir Uirt ncaiiunii x iiroommg 

Pets'N Particulars 

22830 MOONEY AVE 474-6806 

Across From Farmingion Plaâ 

Open Monday-Saturday 8 A M -6 P M 

Master Charge-Bank Americard 

738 Household Pets 

MANX 10 weeks. Tabby, Male. $20 

Pure White F emale, 10 weeks $6 

427 8314 

CAT, female, 1 year old, white 

Persian, $40 4 Month old white 

Persian kittens. $50 or best offer 

Must sell because of allergies Shots 

and Vet checked 537 7486 

POODLE needs loving home 4 

months, female, dark chocolate. 

AKC. mini toy, 4554)906 

AKC male Doberman pup. 4'i 

months, very gentle Before jP M 

937 0928 After 11 P M 896 1930 

MIXED Irish Setter & Labrador 

Retriever puppies. 6 wks old 

males $15, Females $10 474 0596 

COCKA POO PUPS 

$10 each 

6 weeks old, 

453 8006 

BOSTON TERRIER Pups AKC 

females, well marked, 7 weeks, 

black 4 brindles. 42141305 

CHRISTMAS PUPPIES AKC regis 

tered, champion Siberian Husky 

puppies Get a Champion in your 

family 349 2512 

TEMPORARY HOME For dog 

needed for 3 weeks 375*9561 

DOBERMAN PUPS AKC black 

and tan champion blood line dews 

docked wormed hold till Christ 

mas $125 538-6952 

SMALL male dog 3 months old 

Free to good home 522 8885 

FREE to good home male tiger 

cat, 8 months old. declawed, 

affectionate After 5 pm 729 9373 

ADORABLE SIAMESE kittens 

Sealpoint, 8 weeks, litter trained 

Sweet 4 affectionate dispositions 

*36 427-5144 

MUST FIND good home American 

Eskimo, male, good watchdog 

Before 4 30 pm 862 5252 After 5 pm 

6496493 

BICHON FR1SE puppies. Champion 

dam and Champion sire 3 males, 2 

females, born Sept 7. shots and 

paper trained Between 4 6 PM 

264 3392 

WIRE FOX Terrier. 14 years 

papers, champion line Must sell 

Best offer 549-7393 

FREE To good home. 1 year old 

orange female cat, spayed & 

declawed Call after 4 PM 4763984; 

WEST HIGHLAND Terrier Pups. 

AKC 10 weeks Call after 5 PM 

3534)139 

SIAMESE KITTENS Vet checked 

7 weeks old, $35 Will hold for 

Christmas 474-3834 

GREAT DANE pups, champion 

background, blues, blacks and 

Harlequins, $100 and up. loving 

Christmas Gifts 464 2157 

GOLDEN RETRE1VKR" 5 month 

old pup female Must be good home 

with children Free 553-4221 

TWO FEMALE grey cats, spayed, 

declawed. shots, 9 months old. 

mostly Persian Call 12-5 30p m 

647 2710 

KITTEN'S litter trained, also I 

calico and 1 tabby cat. 1 year old 

free to good home 455-8534 

FREE Three adorable kittens. 2 

solid black, I striped, 6 weeks old, 

need good homes 522 3043 

DACHSHUND, long haired pups 

AKC. champion bloodline 537 2334 

GREAT DAfÊ male 2 years old in 

need of new home Call between 

5 30 7 PM 582 4913 

MIXED Black Lab pups 7 weeks 

old free to good home. 6418179 

YORKIES males, AKC. 12 weeks, 

shots, guaranteed Reasonable 

941 5395 

ADORABLE 100'7 Cockapoos pure 

bred parents, soft, curly, black 6 

weeks, $50, Christmas I a y-a way- 

plan '427 2413 

GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies 

$50 Other puppies free 477 4516 

GERMAN Shepherd, free lo good 

home, very friendly, has shots, 1 

year old 2611165 

LHASA APSO. AKC. pups, ador 

able, indoor watchdogs compan 

ions 14 weeks, 885 1197 

LHASA APSO, AKC, | tips iidor 

able, indoor watchdogs, compan 

ions, 14 weeks. 885 1197 

OLD English Sheep Dog, Champion 

sired, AKC, male, 2 years, loves 

children 559 6030 

MINIATURE SCHNAUZER Pup 

pies, male, 4 onths old, ears 

cropped 34^8289 

ALBRECHT'S Specializing in 

Schnauzers & Dachshunds AKC, 

home raised puppies, champion 

stud service Professional groom 

ing Visa 4 Master Charge 522-9380 

POODLES small miniature, cham- 

pion pedigree AKC. will be ready 

tor Christmas gifts From $ 150' 

272-4957 

740 Pet Services 

POODLE GROOMING 

Reasonable Rates 

tall 532-2783 

I.ONG VIEW ACRES" 

Small Show Kennel 

Boarding 4 Grooming 

Adams Long Lake 641-8237 

PEPPERMINT POODLE PARLOR 

All Breed Dog Grooming 4Supplies 

453 7711 , 

YOUR FUZZY FRIEND 

Feline or Canine prize winner or 

iust Plain Pal would make a 

beautiful portrait Orden now in 

time for Christmas 645 9194 

744 Horses, Livestock 

& Equipment 

TRAIL FT makes horse trailers 

extra high, wjde and long because 

your horses are Great Christmas 

gift Winter Discount Free Dinol 

Tuff-Coat through January 15th 

Used trailers 373 5259 

REGISTERED saddlebred Gelding 

four years 15 3 II. rides and drives 

Ribbon Winner $2500 , 453-4272 

BUCKSKIN quarter horse gelding 

$400 Thoroughbred bay gelding 

$700, and tack 553-2239 

API'ALOOSA yearling colt Beauti 

ful color Partially trained $150 or 

best offer 3462610 

QUARTER F ILL V 7 "months, not 

registered 626-2872 

800 Recreational 

Vehicles 

INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL ALL 

1974 4 door, air cruise trailer 

towing, bucket seats. $2f*m 278-2838 

VW DUNE BUGGY" Fiberglas 

body, L60 tires, aluminum wheels, 

convertible top, needs engine work 

42i oo«7 

802 Snowmobiles 

I'OI ARIS 1978 snowmobile in stock 

now Master Charge 4 Visa Janet 

47 8 8200 

WANTED Used snowmobile till 

trailer 422 3658 or 887 7457 

RUPP 

4 

SCORPION 

From $849 

PARIS SERVICE 

CLOTHING 

LaBaron's 

34711 Dequindre-S of 15 Mi 

Troy 585 3535 

Mon Fri 10-8 

Wed Sat 104 

Sun 11-4 

802 Snowmobiles 

TWO SKI WHIZ, 404 and 344, I 

trailer, 2 spot, $1350 3401529 

DO IT YOUR SE LEERS Build 

your own Snowmobile or Utility 

trailers, trailer tongues 474 2580 

SKI DOC) 1972 440-35 h. 1971 

Allouette 440 35 H with trailer, low 

milage. $800 661-0012 

ARCTIC CAT 197 4 250Z, excellent 

condition. 700 miles $600 After 5pm 

525 3812 

Snowmobile Parts 

We have a large line of SNOW 

MOBILE REPLACEMENT PARTS 

AND ACCESSORIES for current 

and discontinued models at DIS 

COUNT PRICES 

Snowmobile Clothing 

At Discount Prices 

Midwest and Raven clothing for the 

whole family at low prices Com 

plete range of sues, starting from 

child's 3 to adult 4X We also have 

longs for you tall folks 

TTiere is also a good selection of 

BOOTS, HELMETS 4 GI.OVES 

RECREATIONAL LEISURE 

30717 W 10 Mile Farm 

477-0212 

Hours Mon 9 lo 8 Pm . Tues thru 

Fri 9-6 Pm Sat 9 to 4 Pm 

RAIDER 1974 Twin Track snow 

mobile. 340 actual miles, loaded 

with extras Price $575 682-6436 

SKI DOO 1971 T N T Good condi 

tion 422 0941 

RUPP 197$, 25 hp. $625 1975 MF 

Ski Whiz 40 hp $895 Both very little 

use. 721 7290 

MOTO-SkT 1970 292 good 

condition. $395 DU I 0474 

RUPP 1975. Sport. 25 HP Massey 

Ferguson, 1973, Ski Wluz 40 HP 

electric start, shocks plus trailer 

$1300 complete 721 5098 

RUPP YANKEE - 1972."Also SKI 

DOO,TNT 1971 good condition 

261 3526 

SUZUKI 1975 Snowmobile 4 double 

carrying trailer like new. $600 

Evenings 4 Weekends 557 3874 

807 Boats Parts 

& Service 

THOMPSON 17 ft runabout with 45 

HP and trailer, excellent condition 

with extras. $875 Call 644 1 630 

810 Insurance, Motor 

AUTOS Motorcycles Vans Home 

owner's Check our low rates 

Immediate coverage Ralph Grant 

Agency. 8919 Middlebelt Road. 

Livonia. 261 3500 

812 Motorcycles, 

Go-Karts-Mini Bikes 

HONDA 1971. 350cc. semi-custom, 

rebuilt engine and transmission, 

new paint. $350 or best offer Needs 

minor repair 4224)949 

KAWASAKJ. KDIOO, dirt bike, 

complete with bumper rack, prac 

deafly new, $350 642 4979 

R UTT M A N 5 HP go cart, $ I 60 

353 9266 

SCHWINN girls 3 speed, excellent 

condition $40 425-0203 

SUZUKI 1976, RM250A good condi 

tion, with extras call-after 6PM 

427-0718 

HONDA. 1976. 500cc, like new adult 

owner, garage kept, $850 4214)067 

CHAPARRAL 80 horsepower 1st 

$200. 3 wheel all terrain vehicle, 

cost $800 asking $300 661 19W 

CUSTOM GO CART with 450 

Honda new Floatation tires must 

see, $600 or best 661 1994 

HONDA CB-70, trail bike, good 

condition $195 474 2824 

814 Campers And 

Motor homes 

FOR RENT MINI MOTORHOMF.S 

Winter Rates-Daily Weekly 

422 4410 

RENT, 26ft AMC Motor Home 

completely self contained, sleeps 6 

681-2376 

FORD 1977'? F 350 camper special, 

slider AM FM stereo power 

steering 4 brakes camper cap. 

dual wheels 3262390 

CHEVY School Bus converted to 

motor home Good condition Will 

sell or trade After 5 30 422 2341 

FOR RENT 1 977 Wmnabago 

motorhome 26 ft fully equipped, 

sleeps 6 453 5375 

OVER CAB CAMPER cap lift back 

4 small door $600 4765699 

FOR RENT 1977 Coachman Motor 

home double air, double dinette, 

cruise control to non drinkers, non 

smokers 421-5738 

PIONEER 8 ft tamper over-cab 

sleeper Table heater, stove, 

lamps $450 525 1467 

SURVEYOR SALE 

1977 SURVEYOR 31 SB $22 3% 

1977 SURVEYOR 26 RB $18 467 

NORTHWESTERN DODGE 

10500 W 8 MILE RD 

BETW LODGE 4 SOUTHF IELD 

399-6700 

814 Campers And 

Motorhome s 

AIR-STREAM 1968 Nice Condition, 

deluxe interior, air. oven, 4 range 

$6 800 661-0012 

MOTORHOME, completely self 

contained, sleeps 6 , $ 190f 522 1564 

Best Prices Anywhere 

CHAMPfON 

TITAN 

CONCORD 

17, 20 22, 25 27, 31 4 35 ft High 

inventory of new & used 

MOTORHOMES 

H W MOTORHOMES 

981-1535 

816 Auto-Truck 

Parts & Service 

TWO SNOW tires polyglass G 

78X14 like new $50 122 2638 

TWO snow tires, (>78-15 Firestone 

on Pontiac sport wheels $55 

642 8351 

MAGS 8 Lug (or van $150 Stereo. 8 

track $30 Firm ( 525-5157 

TWO SNOW tires Michelin Sears 

steel belted radials 225-15 'JR78-I5I 

1000 miles $9 5 427 4713 

SNOW TIRES TWO new HH78-I5 

Dunlap radials $100 pair two like 

new 1)70 14 Sears Dynaglass $35 

pair, 332 4545 

GOODYEAR Snow Tires WSW, 

1178-14 fiberglass belted Excellent 

condition $60 After 5 PM 6460084 

SNOW Tires 2 HR78*I5 3t«el 

radials 2 GR78xl5 4 ply 2 1178x15 

belted regular 64 7 6799 

WHEEL COVERS 

New 4 used Singles or set Also for 

Pickups Vans 4 Motorhomes 

SID SAVAGE 

Aiifo Supply 

30254 Ford Rd, Westlond 

West of Middlebelt 

M B G GT 1972 for parts Front end 

damaged $130 553-0472 

TWO Keystone with tires 2 buckets 

seats After 6PM, 349-3729 

SNOW TIRES 2 ('78X14 $15 2 

F78X14 on GM wheels. $35, 2 775X14 

on (iM wheels $45 6265356 

FOUR H78 X 15 Poliglass tires, 

white side walls $50 Two D78 X 14 

snow radials, white side walls $50 

477 5933 

1000 X 16 5 highway tires mounted 

on 8 lug white spoke wheels 349-1529 

STEEL BELTED snow tires I year 

old 8519625 

WIRE MAG wheels, 2 sets, I4in 4 

15in will fit Chrysler or Ford 

product, accessories included 

478-1877 

i ______ - 

TWO Goodyear polysteel tires. F 

78 14, balanced with rims excellent 

condition Call Cathy 626-3405 

SNOW tires and rims, like new. size 

I) 78 X 14 $35 set After6 626-9609 

SNOW TIRES 2 G-78L5- r s wit 

wheels. 2 E-78 14 s with wheels $i 

each set 

ith 

$20 

4769053 

TWO Firestone deluxe Champion 

tires fiberglass. 2 ply, 78 15 

whitewall excellent condition $15 

each 644 2326 

SNOW TIRES; pr G-78-1&" white 

Sldewall, almost new $39 626-1547 

1937. FORD, Flathead motor, 

complete with trans, $350 trade 14 

boat motor 4 t/ailer 427 2143 

SEARS PENSKE Engine Analyzer, 

includes timing light remote 

starter, vacuum gauge 4 com 

pression tester F:xeellent condition 

$120 Call between 12 3PM Monday 

Friday 649 5289 

FOUR BE Goodrich belted TA60. on 

15 in Anson mags lots of tread 

1200 642 0439 

SNOW TIRES F7814.11ke"ne^, 

4534402 

SNOW TIRES 6 50 X 13 originally 

from Toyota practically new 

422 0365 

820 AutOs Wanted 

.NEEDED 

IMMEDIATELY 

Sharp low mileage cors and 

trucks, 

SEE OR CALL 

HIGH DOLLAR HANLEY 

Roger Peck Chev. 

Farmington w 

474-0500 

MANSFIELD 

SHARP CARS 

NEEDED 

335-5900 

338-8825 

NICE CARS WANTED!! 

Dsn'! sell yours without seeing 

Tom Hymes ot j 

Hines Park 

LINCOLN MERCURY 

453 2424 425-2444 

820 Autos Wanted 

Car For Sale? 

WE WELCOME YOU 

WITH OPEN WALLET 

Because we sell so many, we 

need good used cars of all 

kinds We pay CASH and 

need cars NOW 

Bob Saks 

478-0500 Farmington 

WE BUY 

USED CARS 

ALL MAKES & MODELS 

ALSO TRUCKS 

COMPLETE SELECTION Of 

CLEAN USED CARS' 

Bill Brown 

USED CARS 

35000 Plymouth Rd. 

Livonia, Michigan 

421 7000 

Selling Or Trading 

Your Car 9 

STOP BY 4 SEE WHY 

SO MANY PEOPLE TRADE AT 

TURNER 

FORD 

WE WON'T BE UNDERSOLD 

al Maple 4 Coolidge 

In The Somerset Area 

643-7500 

VW BUG with blown engine no 

serious rust 646-5332 

We Are Buying Now 

ALL MAKES MODELS 

HIGH DOLLAR 

100 TO 200 MORE 

ONE MINUTE 

FREE APPRAISAL 

LEO CALHOUN FORD 


453-1327 

ABSOLUTELY 

TOP DOLLARS, 

Paid for 

Used Cars 

From $1 00-$1,500 

We Pick Up. Call 722 2220, 

or Drive in to, 

AUTO CLEARANCE, 

321 I 5 Michigan Wayne 

821 Junk Cars Wanted 

ANY AUTO or trucks wanted Junk 

or used cars Top dollar paid 338- 

7740 681 2894 

HIGH$$ HIGH$$ 

WANTED 

ON ALL 

JUNK CARS 

Must Have Title 

CITY AUTO RECOVERY 

401 II Schookrafi 

453-34 M 261-9120 

PLYMOUTH 

$INSTANT$ ' 

$CASH$ 

POR 

JUNK 

& WRECKED 

v CARS 

CALL 

E & M • 

474 4425 

822 Trucks For Sde 

CHEVY PICK UP 1970 with 

camper lop runs excellent, power 

steering brakes automatic 559 

•041 559-1727 

CHEVY pickup 1965 good condi 

tion, no rust $500 476-5699 

CHEVROLET 1977 V-8 Custom 

Deluxe Step-Side pickup, auto 

matic. power steering, brakes 

radio, sliding rear window, just 

7,000 miles, Tike new first $3,750 

427 5279 

CHEVY" SUBURBAN 1977. com 

pletely loaded, equipped for towing. 

454 4 barrel 455 4548 

CHEVY 1969 half ton pickup with 

cap, new shocks and exhaust 

automatic wiih power steerinc 

$695 * 

CHEVY 1973 pick up C 10 model 

350 engine heavy duty springs from 

4 back, AM radio, good tires Good 

condition One owner $1 450 Call 

between 4 PM 8 PM 729-602," 

816 Auto-Truck Parts & Service 

• BAND ADJUSTMENT 

• CLEAN SCREEN 

• ADJUST MANUAL and 

THROTTLE LINKAGE 

• CHANGE TRANS FLUID 

• ALSO CHANGE FLUID IN 

TORQUE CONVERTER 

• COMPLETE ROAD TEST 

Z. Plus Fluid 

and Gasket 

BRING YOUR FORD OR LINCOLN MERCURY 

CAR IN TODAY 

IT PAYS TO DO BUSINESS WITH A NAME 

EVERYONE KNOWS ... THAT'S AVIS! 

Remember AVIS FORD uses GENUINE FORD PARTS 

29200 TELEGRAPH (at 12 MILE RD.) 

_ 3 5 4 - 3 0 0 0 

VIS FORD 

822 Trucks For Sale 823 Vans 

CHEVY 1971 W Ion pickup 307 

stick good condition $1300 3489116 

CHEVY 1974 ton pickup 

Cheyenne package, automatic 

power brakes, power steering cab 

high top. Reese type hitch 


CHEVY, 1974, *4 ton pickup 

automatic power steering, brakes, 

cap, low mileage $2 775 425-0135 

CHEVY 1975 pickup crew cab dual 

wheels, call 476-2016 

CHEVY 1976 Suburban trailer 

package loaded rustproof 42S-66IB 

CHEVY 1977. Silverado, loaded 

under warranty 728-4716 

CHEVY S ton 1977 8~ foot" box. 

power steering brakes automatic 

AM FM V 8 $3850 or best offer 

661 2829 

DODGE PICKUP 1972 8 fl box 

with cap 42 000 miles air only 

$1 888 

SOUTHFIELD DODGE 354 6600 

El. ( AMINO truck 1977"Hassle 350 

automatic power steering brakes 

427 4472 

FORD F'100 XLT. 1974 with pickup 

cap. power' brakes steering auto- 

matic V 8 Air step bumper AM 

Fm stereo'"Excellent condition 476 

2560 , 834 1625 

FORI) PICKUP 1974 F 350 1 ion, 4 

stick, cover good condition, 

750 476-0981 

FORI) "RANGER 1971 pickup 

heavy duty, suspension good condi 

lion, $500 652 2108 

FORD 1971 F 100 V 8 radio stick 

shift good transportation Must 

Sell 464 7313 

FORD 1971 Ranger pick up with 

camper, new tires and snows $850 

Ford 1969 Van runs good some 

rust $295 474 1954 

FORD 1974. 'i Ion pickup 

excellent condition, low mileage 

set up for trailer hauling 52M467 

FORD 1975 F 100 XLT power 

brakes steering air automatic 

$2475 422 8780 

FORD 1976, F 250 super cab 

Ranger camper special GVW 8100 

4 speed, 351 V-8. cruise power 

brakes.steering AM radio excel 

lent condition 375-9780 

GMC 1975 ton Pick Up 4 wheel 

drive. hi(jh Sierra Package sliding 

window Ziebarted $4195 685 1671 

GMC, 1977 V8 automatic, short 

bed $3350 427-0169 

SUBURBAN 1974 GMC Sierra 

power steering and brakes dual 

air. AM FM, new tires, deluxe 

irterior Make offer 722 2061 

SUBURBAN, 1972 Chevrolet. 9 

passenger, accessories, loaded 

474 8099 

823 Vans 

BEAUVILLE 1977 8 passenger 

cruise, tilt am fm swivel tilt 

captain s chairs radials 21 otlier 

options $6 700 must sell 455-0343 

BEAUVILLE 1977 three i|uarier 

ton power steering brakes air 

conditioning heavy duty susjien 

sion 350 4 barrel lots more 13 000 

miles $6900 477 5)025 

BEAUVILLE 1976 G 20 P >wer 

brakes, steering air cruise Musl 

sell $4 995 4214142 

CHEVROLET 1974 window van \ 

8 stick $1 900 358-1465 

CHF.VY"BEAUVILLE, 1977 many 

options excellent condition 425 5635 

CHEVY HI CI BE I Ion van 1976 

duals, discs 22 000 llmpg Stand. 

6x8x12 cube open to - ah fiOiri doors, 

nice $6400 453-6683 

CHEVY Te? Van 19,., i , ,piai:i 

chairs dinette p-'wer ron ei'i" 

Sharp More Extras J" 800 After 

3PM 261-6183 

CHEVY VAN 197". a,if ower. 

man> extra- Must sell v*8t 2560 

CHEVY VAN 1974 Serj»s 30 heavv 

duty Power brakes $2 ooo ''64-0098 

CHEVY. 1974 power steering 

brakes am-fm carpeting new 

tires mint condition $30U) eve 

rungs 4 weekends 681 3199 

CHEVY, 1975 v 8 , 350 u.r, 

power steering air $3400 682 9079 

'KJDGE 1972 Mam Window Van 

good body 47 000 miles power new 

tires $1200 835-2882 

DODGE 1975 Royal Sportsman 8 

passenger window van 318 airta 

matic, power sleering brakes am 

fm stereo new steel belted radials 

$4000 478^9488 

FORD CHATEAI 1975 Window 

Van E-150 V8. power sleering and 

brakes, stereo tape 8 passenger 2 

tone brown like new Priced to sell 

Jack Demmer Ford 721 26ou 

FORD CHATEAU 1969 8 

passenger good I ransportat ion 

needs brakes $395 2610375 

FORD CLUB Wagon 1975 Window 

Van 17,000 actual mileN \ 8. 351 

engine power steering braked 

excellent condition $37oo After 

5PM. 4.t7 9909 

FORD ECO NO Van Wagon 1975 

excellent condition $4.".45 Call 

between 9AM 5PM 459 2940 j 

FORD F. 150 1976 automatic 

custom inter lor exterior power I 

steering brakes AM FM stereo, j 

extras very clean one owner I 

private a steal at $3975 356 0929 

FORD VAN 1974 automatic power 

steering 302 V 8 custom carpet 

AM KM 8 track stereo ice box 

table $2500 ( a 11 after 5 PM 

459 0092 

FORD 1969 F. 200 V 8 stick runs 

gmxl insulated ;md carpeted, $450 

or best offer 261 3386 

v _ _ 

FORD 1970 window van $850 

Trade for 14 fi aluminum boat 

motor trailer and $400 427 2143 

FORD 1970 window van .302 12 

passenger automatic no rust runs 

good, $675 AFTER 5PM 476-4438 

FORD 1971 needs little work good 

transportation $600 or best offer 

464-6321) 

FORD 1973 E 200 custom window 

van V'8 automatic power steering 

& brakes hit stereo radials Reese 

hitch pop top custom interior .set 

up for travel no rust $3500 425 3470 

FORD 1973 Super Van v8 

automatic 46 000 miles New paini 

»1?M> 464 2615 

FORD 1976 F ISO Van carpeted 

insulated AM FM cassette stereo 6 

cylinder ruslproofed 25 000 miles 

522 3706 

FORD 1976 F'. 250 Van Club 

Wagon 8 passenger V8 air 

Chateau captain chairs. $5500 

729 1063 

FORI). 1976 150 Customized with i 

too many extras in list 16 000 

miles $6900 4 22-0076 

FORD 1977 Chateau 351 V 8 

automatic power steering brakes 

air stereo rn ore options $7150 

464 1604 

GMC 1977 Van loaded with Midas 

Touch After 5 PM 525 5056 

FORD, 1976 Long Wheel base 

Private glass automatic irans 

mission power steering under 

coated, AM EM radio $4 500 

721 9038 

824 Sports And 

Imported Cars 

' APHI 1974 2 door a real mile 

maker for only $1 395 FEISTER 

37401 Ford Road al Newtxirgh 721 

2400 after 6 call 721 2m 

i APRI 1976 Ghia sun roof auio 

malic loaded like brand new musl 

be seen to appreciate $3 850 

M2 57*5 

CORVETTE 1976 Silver red 

leather interior fully loaded 

aluminum wheels 5100 miles 


CORVETTE 197 3 Coupe 350 

Automatic red air AM FM stereo 

tilt telescope $5 650 6612278 

CORVETTE, 1977 buckskin interior 

& exterior 3500 miles $8*Xi 646 1057 

CORVETTE 1977 Automatic air 

conditioning power windows lilt 

| wheel rear defogger , leather 

| interior and luggage rack am fm 

[ stereo 

Roger Penske Chev 35^1000 

DATS UN B 210 1977 Radio rear 

defogger 4 000 miles $2 900 52^4625 

DATSUN FASTBACIC 1976 2 ctoor 

with rack, low mileage One owner 

NEW car trade Excellent condi 

tion $2895 PAT MILLIKEN FORD 

9600 Telegraph 'between Plymouth 

4 W Chicago i 255 5840 

DATSUN 1974 210 low miles AM 

FM air $1 595 Tvme Sales 

455 5566 

^DATSUN 1975 610 Silver statu* 

wagon automatic air rear 

defroster AM FM reclining seals 

undercoated Like new Driven A 

serviced with T $3 3 50 646 6048 

DATSUN 200 SX 1977 5 speed am 

fm stereo 12 000 miles Like new 

$4 395 O Hara Dalsun 35655 

Plymouth Rd 425 3311 

DATSUN 2807. 1977 4 speed air 

conditioning cruise control 9 000/ 

miles Showroom new $6 895 V 

O Hara Dat Ian 

interior Michelin X tires like new 

$12 995 

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CHEVY 1L'64 van 6 cylinder slick CAPRI 1974 excelleni condition 

custom interior fair ondition, $375 | air. automatic am fm 48 400 miles 

or best offer After 5 I'M 535-6807 1 $1850 '189-6005 

MGB 1969 wire wheels am fm no 

rust, $300 939 6956 

MG MIDGET 1974 22.000 miles 

new tires exhaust alternator 

rustproofed good condition $1695 

or best offer Days 553 2280 

Evenings 1-4376979 

FIAT 1974 Spider convertible 5 

speed new top new tires no rusl 

fm stereo must êll l^ts make a 

deal' 427 1466 if busy 421-0301 

MAZDA GLC 1977 "stick AM FM 

excelleni mileage must sacrifice 

34^9143 

MAZDA 1 97 3 RX 3 wagon $900 

3494684 

IMMACULATE 1975 MG Midget 

only 33 000 miles AM FM stereo 

cassette 4 speed must sacrifice at 

$2695 or best offer Call 3260877 or 

4*4 2261 

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Imported Cars 

OF'EL 1970 C.T red no rust, new 

paint (ires Low miles like new 

Best offer 363 .TOM 

PORSCHE ' 1976 914 2 0 litre 

showroom new am fm stereo 

cassette low mileage after fi PM 

644 13,19 

PRE OWNED 

CARS 

25 NICK I SEl) 

SPORTS 

CLEARANCE PRlQD 

FALVEY 

MOTORS 

TROY 

TROY MOTOR MALI 

643 7870 

Sl'NHEAM 1969 4 cylinder auto 

matic, radio heater $49b 

SOUTHFIEID DODGE 354 6600 

TOYOTA CEI.ICA ST 1973 (lean 

original automatic $1,695 Art 

Moran Pontiac tiM(' Telegraph 

North of 12 Mile 353 9000 

TOYOTA 1977 

speed stereo 

best offer 

("plica liflback (iT 5 

air 175 miles, mini 

721 3856 

TRH.'MPH SPITFIRE. 1975 con 

vertible am fm snows. 28,000 

miles excellent condition. $2500 

hlvenings 477 4934 

LRU MEM SPITFIRE 1967 with 

hardtop very clean 52 000 miles 

$1100 After 5 PM 5326766 

TRIUMPH 1976 TR7 

EXTR \ CLE AN 

TOM SULLIVAN 

•99 S Hunter Woodward > 645-5930 

TK 7 1976 air AMFM stereo tape 

deck mint condition, 23.000 miles 

M750 545 2132 

VOLVO 1974 142C.I automatic air 

leather seats sunroof must sell 

Hest offer 569 7440 

852 Classic Cars 

CHARC.ER rare 1971 Super Bee 

»3 magnum vinyl lop. tape deck 

new ( rager mags ana tires 

headers Hollev carburetor Weiand 

manifold Mallors ignition rebuilt 

alternator and master cylinder 

new battery automatic excellent 

(•ondition Must sell' $1 750 or best 

offer 453 4396 

CHEVY I9s6 Bel Aire 2 door 

hardtop rebuilt motor • 327 » 

transmission 4 speed rear end 

positraction, Texas car excellent 

condition $2500 569 2091 

' HK> SI F K 1949 Limousine 

reads for renovating formerly 

• wned by Mrs Wilson Dodge 

Meadow brook Mall of Rochester 

25 1100 miles Call from Noon 10 

I'M 6..1 1511 

Pl.YMOl'TH 1949 coupe excellent 

body new tires and exhust 

.•xeellent condition 3386541 

RED WING 

TICKET 

WINNER 

M r e Woo 

ss.' madison 

Bif'V -c)" v Ml 48008 

But you. Hmst ua'l Ihe Pro 

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Observer A E-Ccentnc by 5 

p rn f fdiy December ? 

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D MING HOCKEY TICK 

1 'S ?i)\ .8600 ext ,M j 

>ngma ilh ai ions' 

FORI) 1951 4 door very go.nl to 

excel lent »HHM) 455 WW9 

$1,000 

FINDER'S FEE 

For information leading to the pur 

chase of an unrestored 

DUESENBERG 

('lease 1'hone 

LOWELL STLCKMAN 

6#l 0454 556-1351 

854 American Motors 

AMBASSADOR 1969 Wagon power 

steering air $150 455 9553 

(.REMLIN X 1973 

56 000 miles $80(1 

After 5 PM 

8 .AM EM 

best offer 

474 0266 

(.REMLIN 1973 X 6 cylinder stick 

hift good Condition spoke wheels 

radials 644 4755 

(•REMLIN 1972. super condition 

excelleni gas mileage 4644385 

HORNET 1914 Hatchback all 

power am frti stereo rear 

lefroster $1500 545 2010 F^ves 

w.-e (tends KE4 2799 

HORN FIT 1976 Deluxe Sportabout 

Wagon 6 cyclinder fully equipped 

2 snow tires full steel belted 

radials Excellent condition $2 800 

Call after fil'M 851-0594 

JAVELIN 1973 h 8 000 miles. AM 

FM stereo, air Very good condi 

(ion Black Rest offer 522 5586 

IAVELIN 1971 excellent condition 

rebuilt engine ft trans no rust, lots 

of extras 453-6235 

MATADOR 1976 9 passenger 

Wagon air stereo t. •e loaded 

Like New 23 000 mifes $3934 

352 5S28 

OA E 

854 American Motors 856 Buick 

PACF1R DI. 1976 silver automatic 

trans power, steering tinted 

glass, rear defrosters, excelleni 

•2.400 478 5683 

856 Buick 

CENTURY l.uxus Wagon 1973. 

34,000 miles loaded $1700 l\xeel 

lent condition. 522 2975 

CENTERY. 1973 power steering & 

brakes air stereo, vinyl top. $2,150 

Alter 4PM 453 2940 

CENTURY 1973 power steering, 

power iwer brake brakes, air AmErn. excel 

lent condition. $1,700 553 4473 

CENTURY. 1973, air, stereo, power 

windows, vinyl top. excellent 

condition, asking $2050 or besi 

offer Office No 968 2526. Home, 

evenings 642 2368 

CENTURY 1974. Excellent Condi 

tion Many Extras 350, air power 

steering brakes, tilt wheel $2 200 

421 3096 

COUPE deVILLE 1977 Blue with 

White Cabriolet loaded C.M Execu 

live car, best offer 6611976 

EI.ECTRA Limned. 1976, 2 door, 

triple black fully loaded, $5300 Call 

between 9 3 pm 353 3657 

1975 Electro Limited 

4 door loaded loaded, loaded' 

$3,695 

JACK SELLE BUICK 

200 W Ann Arbor Kd 

Plymouth 

453 441 I 

1977 ELECTRAS 

2 door coupe Landaus 2 to chouse 

from both low mileage and loaded 

$6,695 

' JACK SELLE BUICK 

200 W Ann Arbor Rd 

Plymouth 

453-4411 

EI.ECTRA 1973 4 door air full 

power am fm 8 track excellent 

condition. $2200 453 1611 

EI.ECTRA 1971 48.000, excellent 

condition, full power, including 

power package 569 4290 

LeSABRE 1972 air full power. 

48.000 miles One owner $895 

522-6782 

EI.ECTRA 1977. Limited 2 door 

landau fully loaded Uiw mileage 

excellent condition Best offer 

851 4859 

EI.ECTRA 1970, air power 4 door 

runs good $795 661-0621 

ESTATE WAGQN 1970 Very got*! 

Iiltle rust new tires and brakes, 

$375 Call 644 1630 

ESTATE WAGON 1973, 

5454 or 

$500 682 

963-8700 

(.RAN SPORT 196 9 4 55 Stage I I 

speed positraction Cragars. new 

tires 531-6455 

l-E SABRF". 1976, good car air 

power steering, brakes cruise, 

(runk release door locks. 6469185 

LESABRE 1970 2 door air. power 

steering brakes, flood Condition 

$650 64 4 2495 

LeSABRE 1971 350 4 barrel, power 

steering, brakes, air, vinyl top, new 

brakes, muffler, shocks tires $600 

397 2587 

LeSABRE 1977. air conditioning 

stereo cruise rear defog. 7.000 

miles 642 1687 

REGAL 1976 v-8, landau air am 

fm stereo & more Rustproofed 

excellent SABRF: 1977 custom, excellent 

condition power steering power 

brakes AMFM radio, $5,000 

464 2653 

1975 LE SABRE 

2 door coupe, low mileage 

$2,795 

JACK SELLE BUICK 

200 W Ann Arbor Rd 

Plymouth 

453-44 11 

REGAL 1 973 2 door, super 

condition, new tires, air. 35.000 

miles $2,195 or offer Evenings 

477-6649 

REGAI. 1976. air all power lilt 

wheel cruise, stereo tape rear 

window defogger vinyl top, $4100 

After 6 pm 356 2234 

RIVIERA 1975. Customized, white 

with red sports stripe red interior, 

626-0828 

SKYLARK 1972. Mom's car. mini 

condition low mileage, best offer 

569-1686 

SKYLARK 1977. clean. V-6 $200 

takes over my payments 255-2104 

858 Cadillac 

ASTRO ROOF 

COUPE deVILLE. 1977. 2.000 miles, 

wire wheels with locks showroom 

condition leather interior AM FM 

8 track tape opera lamps and 

more Must see (o appreciate ('. M 

executive car Hurry wont last 

754 8370 756-7878 

CADILLAC 1977 

loaded $8400 

Sedan DeVille. 

7561634 

CADILLAC 1973. new tires. shocks 

and hrakes good condition, 54,000 

miles $1900 After 4 pm 421 3933 

CADILLAC'1972 sedan Deville. like 

new $1495 Law Motors, 21706 

Schoolcraft 532 6563 

COUP DeVILLE 1975 white, 

loaded. $4 975 or best offer 646-1845 

COUPE deVILLE 1974. 44.000 

miles good condition $3,800 or 

make offer After •M 349-94J9 

C O U P E D e V I I. I. K 19 7 7 

D'Elegance 8,500 miles, cruise, till 

and telescoping dark blue white 

lop, $K SOU 646 5435 

COUPE deVILLE 1977 cabriolet 

saffron while top, stereo, till 

wheel cruise many more options, 

5200 miles $820 0 64 7 0517 

COUPE deVllle 1973 cruise con 

Irol many extras 44.000 miles, no 

rust $1950 255 2874 

COUPE deVILLE 1975 Cabriolet 

lop, 21 000 miles, mint condition 

fully loaded $4750 546 4432 

COUPE DeVille 1977. triple Saf 

fron. cabriolet lop. tilt, cruise, 

defogger. many options 4.000 

miles, 6 months warranty left 

Excellent condition $8 300 353 1436 

COUPE DeVILLE. 1977 

D'Elegance, loaded, theft. Excellent 

Condition Silver & Blue 

interior $8,500 4596473 

COUPE DeVILLE 1977 8250 miles 

saffron, while cabriolK leather, 

loaded, mint $7995 455 8978 

COUPE DeVILLE 1977 firemist 

blue, cabriolet lop leather interior, 

factory built in ( B lots of options. 

$8400 or offer 474 F998 

COUPE DEVILLE 1974 haded 

gold white vinyl top leather 

cruise radials stereo. CB Asking 

$3500 335 1703 

CHEVY 

FOUR WHEELERS 

FOR '78 

AREAS LARGEST 

SELECTION OF NEW & USED 

TRUCKS & VANS 

Attention G M hourly employees 

and retirees: Get our deal plus 

$200-$300 rebate from G M 

33200 

WAYNE 

1977 \ I 

SAVINGS 

as "HIGH" as $1000 

Discount on Some Models 

• MATADORS 

• PACERS 

• HORNETS 

• GREMLINS 

Many with air, power steering, automatics, etc. 

77 DEMONSTRATORS AVAILABLE 

Some with less than 1,000 miles 

1205 Ann Aitor Road • Plymouth 

)Yi Miles West ol I-275 Interchange 

AVE. 

722-9100 

ft AMC/JEEP 

The Buyer Protection 

Plan People. 

453-3600 

858 Cadilloc 

COUPE DE Vll.l.E, 1975. all 

options, AM FM stereo with tape, 

16,000 miles, clean. $5650 425 8198 

COUPE deVILLE 1977 yellow, with 

white cabroilet top. white leather 

interior tilt wheel, cruise power 

trunk, theft deterrent syslem. rear 

defogger, many others Eves 

588-1626 

COUPE DeVILLE 1977 firemist 

blue, cabriolet top, cruise control 

loaded, show room condition, $7,800 

642-0580 

COUPE DeVILLE 1977 CAB 

Firemist Desert Rose exterior, 

white top white leather, many 

extras, 7500 miles Weekdays after 

5PM or weekends 852 9172 

COUPE deVILLE 1977. firemist 

green, white leather, loaded 

477 3381 

DE VILLE 1976 triple blue, leather 

interior cruise control, security 

many extras $6600 Before 5PM 

332 3366 

ELDORADO 1977 BiarriU Like 

new Under 8.000 miles Loaded 

Frost Orange. SaffrOn lop & 

interior Musi sell Make offer 

354 1055 

ELDORADO. 

8000 miles, 

interior 

1977 ever very option, 

Sliver red leather 

334 2346 

ELDORADO 1977 Saffron. CB, 

many extras must sell 474 2861 

ELOORADO71974. clean, beat offer 

over $.3800 Before 10 AM. afler 6 

PM 476-525? 

ELDORADO. 1977 power split scat 

alarm system white. lea(her 

interior, extras, beautiful condition. 

5100 miles, $8800 5311019 

ELDORADO 1 977 cabriolet 

leather, low miles loaded mint 

condition $92 5 0 349-0967 

ELDORADO 1975. Cherry Red. Red 

interior, white top. new tires & 

hrakes $7,995 Sharp 661 0012 

ELDORADO. 1977 Cabriolet while 

leather, (lit travel wheel, CB. $8850 

649 6932 

ELDORADO 1973 All extras new 

paint, muffler, tires wiring Fender 

needs bumping Best offer 722-6670 

ELDORADO 1977 Silver, red 

leather extras. 7000 miles $8600 

332-8221 

ELDORADO 1977. 8,500 miles white 

with black landau roof black 

leather interior all options plus CB 

radio, warranty $8 925 644 1318 

SEDAN DeVille 1972 loaded runs 

well. 90,000tnlies $1100 Musl sell 

4254333 

SEDAN deVILLE d Elegance 1977 

Fully equipped low mileage $8 80o 

642 2973 

SEDAN DeVille 1973. excellent 

condition, loaded low mileage 

$2250 352-9057 

SEDAN deVille, 1973 fine condi 

(ion, 40,000 miles 6 wav seat lilt 

wheel $2395 646-6732 

858 Cadillac 

SEDAN DeVILLE, 1976. triple 

black, full power, wire wheel 

covers excellent condition 455-3853 

SEDAN DE VILLE 1976 phoencian 

ivory. 18 options mini condition, 

$6750 643-0947 

SEVILLE 1977 

rfcnty $10,900 

860 Chevrolet 

7.000 miles, war 

' 642-8649 

All Remaining 1 977 Chevys 

CLEARANCE PRICED NOW 

AT 

MIKE SAVOIE 

CHEVROLET 

1900 W Maple Troy Motor Mall 

643 8000 

— • 

CAMARO 1969 automatic, power 

steering, brakes, console low 

mileage, 626-5351 

CAMARO. 1973 LT Red'White. 

Vinyl Top, automatic. Spoiler. 

Power. Deluxe Interior, Air, AM 

FM More $27 5 0 522^)636 

CAMARO 1974 power steering. 

brakes air, AM F'M stereo, rally 

wheels, $3000 

CAMARO. 

sharp 

1975 19.000 miles, auto. 

855^2673 

CAMARO, 1976 power brakes, 

steering, automatic, air AM FM 

stereo, console, spoiler, 7jebarted. 

19.000 miles 427 9717 

CAMARO. 1977 LT i ir AM FM 

stereo. 8500 miles. warranty 

421 -6015 

CAMARO 1977 V-8, automatic Air, 

AM F'M Stereo, rally wheels sport 

mirrors, side moldings 6 000 miles 

$4,700 525-4625 

CAPRICE CLASSIC, 1975 , 4 d«>r 

hardtop, air, power locks, low 

mileage, good economy, beautiful 

condition $2950 646-0235 

CAPRICE CLASSIC 1976 (udor 

original owner many options, very 

clean everything works $3800 

661 -0724 

CAPRICE CLASSIC 1977 Vinyltop 

4 door air power^sleering, power 

brakes power seat defogger, 

automatic 13.000 miles $5200 or 

best offer 477 3097 

CAPRICE Classic 1977. 4 door. 9600 

miles, rustproofed. loaded 646-1040 

CAPRLCE CLASSIC 1975 extras 

clean. $2900 or bes( offer 464 6355 

CAPRICE CLASSIC, 1977 must sell 

low miles, 34 options, 33^2382 

CAPRICE CLASSIC 1974. very 

clean air, stereo, windows locks, 

split bench velour seat $2400 

421 1503 

CAPRICF". Classic, 1977 4 door air 

350 engine super radials show 

room condition $4950 642 2986 

IMPALA 1965 2 door new engine 

parts, paint exhaust tires, and 

interior IJurst shifter, Murine 4 

speed 327 After 6 Pm 453-0391 

BRAND NEW 

1978 CHEVROLET 

TRUCKS 

PICKUPS • VANS • 

• BLAZERS • 

• SUBURBANS • 

WE'VE GOT EM! 

CHOOSE FROM 

THIS AREA'S 

FINEST SELECTION 

SEE US NOW 

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WHERE TRAGIC IS TOPS I 

32570 Plymouth Rd. Phone 425-6500 

& COUNTRY 

1974 PINTO WAGON, air conditioning, 

automatic $2388 

1976 CORONET WAGON, 9 passenger 

$3495 

1973 DART SPORT, V-8. AM radio $1395 

1947 DODGE 

automatic transmission, a black beauty 

Priced to sell only $1395 

1974 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE, V-8. auto- 

matic, blue $1795 

1976 CHEVROLET NOVA, 4 door, 6 cyl- 

inder $3195 

1976 ASPEN WAGON, clean $3395 

1974 MUSTANG II, sharp $2395 

~ " T 

1973 GREMLIN 

6 automatic, air conditioning, under 20,000 

miles only $1395 

1975 SNOWFITTER 4x4, with blade$3995 

1977 ASPEN, automatic, air conditioning 

$3995 

1974 DUSTER, 30,000 miles $2288 

Automatic transmission, a black beauty 

Priced to sell 

860 Chevrolet 

CAPRICE. 1977, power steering 

power brakes, AM FM stereo air. 

cruise, plus many extras Must sell 

Best offer over $5000 98 M9II 

CAPRICE. 1977, 4 door, vinyl roof 

air, AM FM. V-8, radiaLs & more 

$5350 45^ 2042 

CAPRICE 1976 4 door full power 

air, stereo, cruise, tilt, radials, 

loaded, excellent $3,750 25S-6246 

CAPRICE 1 977, 4 door silver 

305V8, power steering brakes air, 

vinyl top. am fm. power locks, 6000 

miles. $4900 626 7330 

CAPRICE 

passenger, 

$3300 

1975 

air. 

Estate 

power 

wagon, 9 

AM FM 

464 8378 

CAPRICE, 1977, 4 door, power 

steering, power brakes, air AVE 

FM, 9,000 miles mint Condition 

$5200 Call after 5 PM 64 4 9045 

CAPRICE 1971, 4 door, air, am fm. 

new tires, good running condition 

$350 464 7336 

CAPRICE. 1977 Wagon 3 seat, air, 

cruise, defogger power door locks 

9000 miles $587 5 559-4317 

CAPRICE 1976 4 door sport sedan 

fully loaded, extra clean sharp 

l-ow mileage $4275 332 1936 

CAPRICE 1977. 2 door vinyl (op 

air V 8. fm (ill, cruise locks rtc 

low miles, asking $4 995 651 3110 

('HEVELLE, Malibu Classic 

landau. 1975, air. power, radio, 

white and burgundy low mileage 

excelleni condition wife's car 

391 2278 

CHEVELLE. 1972 972. V-8, power 

Steering, power Brakes AM Af FM 

(ape new radials. very good 

condi(ion $ 1 700 or best offer 

537 7 925 

C'HEVF.TTE 1976 yellow, auto 

malic, radio $2300 522 2091 

CHEVETTE. 1977 AMFM stereo. 4 

speed, 17.000 miles. $2400 421-8119 

CHEVETTE 1977. automatic, cus 

torn interior exterior, installed 

Craig cassette stereo asking $3 loaded power unroof low n . ,igi 

15200 M i hV'i 

MONTE ("AKI.O 1976 landau 

loaded excellent > unditiun cruise MONTE ( AKI.O I" 2 .11 i»« 'i .ie* 

swivel buckets lilt wheel low 350 V fi air n-» tire: Sujier (lean 

mileage 4:>3 2657 $2 4110 64 

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Import Dealer 

We offer pre-owned Mercedes-Benz Porsche 

Audi, Volkswagen, & Honda 

Plus a 12 month -12,000 mile warranty 

Highest prices paid for 

clean imports 

MOTORS 8 MILE a! GRATIOT 

372-2600 

OLDSMOBILE 

THIS WEEKS 

SPECIAL 

1974 DELTA 88 ROYALE 

24,000 actual miles, one owner air conditioning, 

power steering, power brakes 

ONE OF A KIND! S2695 

1975 TORONADO 

Air, stereo, 2 lone paint all 

options 

A REAL BEAUTY! 

$3995 

1976 OLDSMOBILE 88 

4 door hardtop, power steer 

ing, power brakes, full vinyl 

top, air conditioning, full 

power, radio, like new 

THIS WEEK ONLY! 

$3,295 

VALUE RATED 

1973 442 

Automatic transmission 

power steering power 

brakes, stereo tape? 

SUPER SHARP 

S2395 

1972 SKYLARK 

4i 000 miles air 2 doo' 

hardtop all power 

WON'T LAST! 

$1895 

CLEAN AND READY 

1974 AMX 

43,000 one owner miles, air conditioning am fm 

stereo, bucket seats, automatic transmission 

COLLECTORS ITEM! S2895 

•TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS- 

1. 1973 SEDAN DEVILLE, air stereo loaded 

s2095 

2. 1973 TORINO. air conditioning clean runs 

good 

s895 

3. 1973 DELTA 88. 2 door, air conditioning, all 

options' 

$14 95 

NEED A SECOND CAR? 

1973 PINTO WAGON 

38,000 one-owner miles Automatic transmission, luil 

power, luggage rack SALE PRICED! \ 

$14 95 

ASK ABOUT OUR 1 YEAR, 12,000 MILE OR 2 YEAR. 

24,000 MILE, USED VEHICLE SERVICE CONTRACT FOR 

THAT EXTRA PROTECTION. 

AT GRAND RIVER and DRAKE 

JUST 2 MILES WEST ol FARMINGTON 478-0500

16C #( P.C-18C.R. W.G-14C) Thursday. December 1. 1977 

860 Chevrolet 

MONTE CARLO 1974. triple black 

power steering brakes, automatic, 

air tilt wheel am fm 5 new 

radials. rear defog Very good 

condition $2850 Brian 353 29M 

MONTE CAKLO 1970, V8 auto 

power sleering brakes air EXCTI 

lent condition No rust 40 000 miles 

t l M 5 851 1297 

MONTE CARLO 1977 Landflu Air, 

stereo door locks extras low 

mileage Clean 751 M48 

1975 OPEL 1900 

2 door. 4 cylinder, automatic 

transmission AM FM radio 

$2175 

1975 BUICK SKYLARK 

2 door V6 automatic, power 

steering and brakes, radio 

$2685 

1977 SKYLARK 

2 door, V6. automatic, radio, 

power steering 

s 

$3675 

860 Chevrolet 

MONTE CAKLO 1970, clean, no 

winters, garage kept AfterSPM 

941 3373 

MONTE CARLO, 1977. AM FM 8 

track stereo, air conditioner, triple 

black, rally wheels, low mileage 

under warranty 474 7969 

MONTE CARLO. 1972. power 

steering, power brakes, air. AM KM 

stereo tape, good condition. $1 695 

525 2852 

FACTORY OFFICIAL CAR 

1978 BUICK REGAL 

2 door, turbo charged V6, 

automatic, air conditioning, 

power \>teermg and 

brakes, tilt wheel, cruise 

control, wire wheel covers, 

stereo with 40 channel 

CB, electric clock, rear 

defogger. tinted glass, 

electric door locks, plus 

more extras 

RETAIL PRICE $8420 90 

SAVE $1628.90 

SALE PRICE $6792 OO 

All cars nave received 

autosense computerized car service. 

ARMSTRONG 

Butek-Opel 525-0900 

30500 PLYMOUTH RD., LIVONIA 

860 Chevrolet 

MONTE CARLO 1974 loaded, 

iiebart. new radials. low miles, 

excellent condition. 671 1735 

MONTE CAKLO, 1977 AMFM 

stereo, air. automatic, power 

steering, brakes, door locks, win 

dows, tilt wheel 

Roger I'enske Chev 355 1000 

MONTE CARLO 1974 Power 

steering brakes, tilt wheel, air. AM 

FM stereo, rear defroster, power 

windows Exeellent condition $2750 

851 3880 

MONZA 1976. 2.2. 4-speed transmission. 

steel belted radials, 

Ziebart. air, rear window de-icer, 

tinted windows, am fm radio, rear 

seat speaker, 17,700 miles, 937 8828 

NOVA Custom 1975. V8. automatic, 

power, tilt wheel, air, el0 000 miles, excellent condition 

$250*t| 

CHARGER 1973 SE clean power 

steering .'brakes, console AM FM 

stereo 8 track $1 590 or best offer 

356 1916 

CORONET 1971 station wagon. V 8. 

power steering $550 535 0148 

DODGE CHALLENGER 1970 318 

Good Condition $750 651 4581 or 

6824)943 

DODGE DART 1970 6 cylinder, 

42.000 miles, no rust good mecharu 

pally $475. 349 5018 

DODGE 

jgon ( 

steering brakes A iM-FM 

Deluxe model No rust $860 or besl 

offer 474 9382 

MONACO 1971, new tires & 

transmission am fm radio tape 

deck runs, excellent, body verygood 

Must sell Asking $600 651-8527 

MONACO[ 1975 Split top Super 

super loaded Less than 25.000 

miles Sacrifice Sherry 644-6700 

POI.ARA 1973. station wagon, good 

condition, air power steering, 

brakes radio, $1295 After Spm 

357 2108 

866 Ford 

BROUGHAM 1*74 

Air new brakes. 

Nice' 

Ton no 4 door 

no rust Super 

464 7612 

CLEANED UP & ready to go LTD 

2, 1977 Air conditioning power 

steering brakes Call 56^2211 

CUSTOM 500 1967 17.000 actual 

miles, no rust like new. V I 

automatic $1500 455 1847 

ELITE 1974 ArnFm stereo power 

locks, 

tion 

Ziebarted excellent condi 

453 9218 

ELITE 1974 power steering & 

brakes air rear defrost AMFM 

stereo excellent condition. 31000 

miles $2,600 

522 4834 

ELITE 1975 a 

steering brakes 

AM FM 

dit r 

$2 900 Call Richard 

353 7

866 Ford 

PINTO. 1976 2 door, low milt-agf 

ix»e owner todas only $2 IBS Avis 

Ford 

Telegraph at 12 Mile 354-3100 

PINTO 1977 excelleni condition. 

4SO0 miles stick steel belted 

radials, JOmpg $2750 477 8528 

PINTO 1977 wagon automatic 

radio 4 cylinder 5 000 miles $3350 

642 9729 

Pre-Christmas 

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77 GRANADA 

4 door, automatic, power 

steering power brakes am 

radio, low mileage $3,695 

77 PINTO 

2 door 4 cylinder automatic, 

power steering, radials $2 905 

75 GRANADA 

6 cylinder automatic, full 

power, sale rpnced $2 495 

76 MONTO CARLO 

landau. V8, air am fm, sun 

root $3,995 

75 MAVERICK 

A I shape 6 cylinder, automalic 

$2,150 

76 MACH I MUSTANG 

Looded. with white raised lettered 

tires low mi'eage 

$3,895 

77 LTD II 

2 door hardtop air. automatic. 

full power Silver 

$4 250 

MANY MORE TO 

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FORD 

On I'.d Kiver Helween 

Middlebelt 4 9 Mile 

In Karmington 

474-1289 

PUBLIC NOJICE 

If you are in the market for a 

ate mode 1 used car low mile 

uge, one owner new car 

'rode. Stop m and see the finest 

selection in the Detroit 

area or call 255 5840 

PAT MILLIKEN 

FORD 

9600 Telegraph 

Net ween Plymouth & W Chicago 

255-5840 

STATION wagon 1973 37.000 miles 

rustproofed good condition $1100 

855 2572 

T BIKD 197ti low mileage excel 

lent condition Power seats and 

windows. AMFM till wheel. auto 

matic temper iture and more Price 

negotiable 476-5201 

T BIRD 197 tailed .197 0129 

THl'NDFRBIRD 1977 ur condi 

tioning exterior and interior decor 

group power steering power 

brakes tilt wheel stereo plus 

much more black on black with 

burgund> interior 10 000 miles 

mint condition lull warranty best 

offer over $5 850 652 9225 

TH! NDFRKIKD 1977 8 000 miles 

6mos old air power steering 

brakes stereu Plus other upturns 

:m ,157 

TH! NDFRHIRD 1977 

$5 500 

loaded 

3 1977 4 door 

sedans, executive cars low mile 

age excellent condition, used half 

year, really loaded Call 9am 

5pm.946 9600 6 9prn and weekends 

27^174 

» . 

CONTINENTAL 1972 4 door 

metallic green fully automatic, 

excellent condition 626-3151 

CONTINENTAL 1975. loaded 

excelleni condition Tap*'deck CH 

Must sell 476 0574 

CONTINENTAL. 1972. 4 door 

yellow full power, air, stereo, 

leather vinvl lop low mileage, 

$1195 After 6pm 557 5291 

LINCOLN TOW N K COUPE 1975 

Full power and options. 23,000 

miles a one owner Sharp See it 

today HOB DUSSEAU Lincoln 

Mercury 31625 Grand River474 3342 

LINCOLN 1974 Town Car, 4.1000 

miles Sun Roof many extras, must 

sell best offer takes 626-7492 

MARK 1\ 197.1 high mileage 

excellent condition. $2450 682 5454 

or 

MARK IV 1974. triple blue AM FM 

stereo tape deck, anti theft device 

tilt wheel, clean best offer .148 

1744 also 837 0245 

MARK l\ , I974.^»ietallic bronze, 

tan leather loaded, tape deck, 

alarm, new Michelin radials 22,000 

miles, looks 4 rides brand new , 

$5 ,195 After 5 PM 352.1442 

$ O O O O 

,ROLue MRRGTT; 

30777 PLYMOUTH RD. 1 

f LIVONIA < 

$ 1178 CHEVROLET 

VAN 

4% Customized, reMQ«rator 

and start. 

$3788 

& 1976 PLYMOUTH 

W V0LARE 

Automatic. 6 cytindsr, 

C9 POW* storing. AM FM 

w r«dk>. Rkt rm/. 

1973 JEEP CJ-5 

27,000 rrviM 

1976 PLYMOUTH 

SPORT FURY 

Automatic, air conditioning, 

AM-FM radio, 

vinyl roof, whits sids 

wall tirss. Extra clean. 

1976 PLYMOUTH 

V0LARE 

6 cylinder, automatic, 

power steering, radio, 

vinyl roof, white side 

waH tires, low miles 

1977 CHRYSLER 

NEW YORKER 

BROUGHAM 

4 door, like new. 

$S088 

THUNDERBIRD 

Loaded. Like new. 

$2388 \ S 

1975 PLYMOUTH 

DUSTER A 

Automatic. 6 cylinder, 

power steering, AM FM W 

redo. Clean. 

W t CORDOBA © 

Air. AM FM stereo, full 

powsr. Sharp. .a, 

1974 CHRYSLER 

NEW YORKER 

BROUGHAM 

Loaded A sharp. 

1973 CHRYSLER 

NEWPORT 

Looks & runt good. 

1975 FORD LTD 

4 door, air conditioning, 

low mW 

$2288 

525-5012 

ALL VEHICLES 

v Safety Checked v Reconditioned 

> Road Tested by Qualified Technician 

1977 

MAVERICK 

6 cylinder automatic power 

steering. vinyl top 4,280 

miles still in warranty 

$3495 

1977 

MONARCH 

GHIA 

2 door 6 cylinder auto- 

matic, power steer ing. air 

conditioning stereo wfiite 

with red landau top 

$4150 

THIS WEEK'S WINNERS 

1977 T-BIRD 

Ao conditioning, stereo and 

tape 8 000 milos, rod and 

white factory warranty 

ONLY $5650 

1975 CADILLAC 

CALAIS COUPE 

Silver and red, spare neve' 

used Fxtra clean 1 

$4295 

H0B00T IN THE WOfllO SELLS WORE 

AMERICAN MOTORS CARS 

THAN 

GREENFIELD AMC/JEEP > 

1977 LINCOLN 

VERSAILLES 

Loaded 1 Only ? months old 

and ?.000 rnilos 

SAVE $$$ 

1977 TEN 

PASSENGER 

COUNTRY 

SQUIRE 

An conditioning power win 

dows, luggage rack, 10,000 

miles 

$5595 

TOP DOLLAR ON TRADE INS 

OPEN MON. *17C 

876 OMsmobile 

CUTLASS S! PRE Ml- 1973 Triple 

black siere- air power steering 

brakes new radials and brakes ISO 

automatic ruslproofed excellent 

condition $2400 or hest offer 569 

0.1911 26 1 92.34 

( I TI.ASS SI PR I- M E Brougham 

1977 power steering brakes AM 

EM stereo cruise control tilt 

wheel air steel radial tires and 

more Only 7 000 miles $52% After 

4 30 7210133 

CUTLASS SI PRFME 1976 fully 

loaded 26 000 miles full power 

buckets sport wheels .iir stereo 

tape fc more $4300 4.37 9580 

t'l'TLASS Supreme 1973 vinyl tup 

power steer ng and brakes radio 

good i ondition must sell M9 8.196 

(Ml ASS SI PRE ME 1977 Aut" 

main AM EM Landau 350 air 

power • ti l ring t/r .ike- Steel 

radials l.medgla $4 71. 453 4^6 

C ! 31 ASS S! PRE ME Hr..i,ghain 

defogger lilt wheel vmvi roof 

\i lour inter • . • U00 mile- $. 100 

4 IhW 

BELOW COST SALE 

NEW 1977 PINTOS 

YOUR CHOICE $ 3195 

NEW 1977 PINTO 

2 door, 2 3 liter 2V 

engine, outomatic, 

transmission, rack and 

pinion steering, dual 

Sport mirrors, white 

Side wall tires Polar 

white Stock No 

1037 


2 door, 2.3 liter 2V 

engine, automata 

transmission, rack and 

pinion steering. AM 

radio, dual sport mir 

rors, white side wall 

tires, wheel covers 

Light chamois. Stock 

#1952 


RUNABOUT 


engine, automatic 

transmission, rock and 

pinion steering, dual 

sport mirrors, white 

side wall tires light 

blue Stock #1071 


? door 2 3 lite 4 cylm 

der engine, automatic 

transmission, power steer 

ing AM radio, dual sport 

mirrors 2-tone" pomt 

treatment white side wall 

tires, wheel caverv, while 

Stock # 1867 


2 door, 2 3 liter 4 

cylinder engine, auto 

matic power steering 

AM radio, dual Sport 

mirrors, wheel covers, 

white side wall tires 

Bright yellow Stock 

M 1926 


RUNABOUT 


cylinder engine, auto 

matic transmission 

power steering, dual 

sport mirrors, white 

side wall tires. Polar 

white Stcfck ft 1057 

FORD 



cylinder engine auto 

mo tic tr onsmissi on. 

power steering AM 

radio dual sport mir 

rors wheel covers 


Bright yellow Stork 

H 1927 



engine automatic 

transmission rack arid 

pinion . steering, dual 

sport mirrors AM 

radio, wtieel covers 


Light chamois Stock 

#1951 

421-7000 

32222 PLYMOUTH RD . LIVONIA 

Brand New 

'78 MARQUIS 

mScubys 

YOURS FOR 

ONLY 

k s 5,380 

1978 will be the 

last ot the lull 

size Mercurys 


RUNABOUT ( 

3 door 2 3 liter 4 

cylinder engine auto 

matic transmission, 

power steering dual 

sport muiors white 

side wal' tires Polar 

white Stock tt 1055 

OPEN MON. & 

THURS. TIL ' 

' 9 P.M. 

Automatic transmission power steering power hranes whitp 

sidewall tires vinyl roof tender skirts 

13-1977 LINCOLN 

TOWN SEDANS 

PRICED 

BELOW INVOICE! 

PAT 

MULLIGAN 

LINCOLN-MERCURY 

20200 GRAND RIVER West ot EVERGREEN 

OPEN TIL 9 PM 

MERCURY 

UNCOLN 

MON. & THURS. KE 2-4000 

BUY DIRECT AND SAVE 

R i ^r 

SCHOOLCRAFT 

The Toughest 4-LUter Word on Wheels 

JEEP 

JMU the Toughest 

. " • X 

I

IflC +(P.C-20C.R. W .G- 16CI 

876 Oldsmobiie 

CUTLASS S 1972, one owner, wrl| 

maintained very clean, blue with 

white vinyl top white interior 

power steering, brakes. V 8 auto 

matic air plus more 11490 or best 

Offer 981 0014 

Cutlass s 1977 excellent 

condition 5 000 miles under war 

ranty air all power $4500 

Evenings 477 4934 

CITTLASS S 1968, one owner power 

brakes steering fil 000 miles M00 

or best offer ,153 3242 

CUTLASS 15M»h original Ziebart 

45.000 miles automatic power 

rtwrinK brakes Must See First 

come 464 0060 

CUTLASS 1977 Salon 350 V 8 air 

Stereo power steering brakes 

bucket seats Clean $5 300 Ml 7336 

CUTLASS 1973 Supreme 4 dmr 

air power brakes steering vinyl 

top radio 35 000 miles $1 775 

>57 4h&! 

04 E 


876 Oldsmobile 

CUTLASS SUPREME Brougham 

1976 air stereo tape deck 

defogger posi traction. And Much 

More Excellent condition $4,500 or 

best offer Days 354 9478. Kves 

425 0355 

CUTLASS, 1976 \'B power steering, 

power brakes, automatic, steel 

radials, am fm deluxe wheel 

covers low miles one owner E C 

$3,690 397 0913 

CUTLASS 1974 Supreme AM KM 

tape power steering power brakes 

air conditioner Must sell, new car 

on way 422 4516 

CUTLASS 1977. Vista Cruiser, air. 

tilt wheel, power steering, brakes 

windows, door locks AmKm stereo 

tape 14 000 miles Immaculate 

$6 195 or best offer 64 2 7093 

CUTLASS 1975 2 door air power 

steering brakes, one owner, low 

mileage snow tires $3095 642 4404 

851 3230 

VALUE RATED 

USED CARS 

1977 JEEP 

RENEGADE 

4 yytiee drive > tops low mile 

ay?* New car fade $5895 

1976 OLDSMOBILE 

88 R0YALE 

4 door full pow«< air condi 

toning stereo vinyl top New car 

tr»Ow Low miles $ 3 8 9 5 


TORONADO BROUGHAM 

Full power air conditioning 

slereo low mileage new car 

" ai1e $1995 

SPECIAL DISCOUNT 

SCHOOL SENIORS 

1974 MERCURY 

• COMET 

2 door automatic, full power, low 

mil.". New car trade $1995 

1976 FORD 

TORINO 

2 door automatic, full power air 

conditioning low mileage Sharp 

New car trade $3295 


CUTLASS SUPREMES 

Automatic, full power, air condi 

ioning stereo, road wheels 

Sharp. Low mileage 3 to choose 

''oin Priced from f 2 4 M . 

TO LIVONIA HIGH 

OR GRADUATES. 

ACTION OLDS 

33850 Plymouth Rd.. Livonia 

(West o 

Farmington Rd » 

IH! 

261-6900 

876 Oldsmobile 

CUTLASS 1973 Supreme, power 

steering, brakes stereo $1,975 

455 7153 

CUTLASS 1977 Only 150 miles 4 

door, rustproofed loaded, and 

beautiful. 591 6743. 886 9511 

CUTLASS. 1977 Supreme Hroug 

ham. loaded excellent condition 

1111 w h e eI cruise After 6 PM 

979 3675 

cutlass 1976 Salon Power steering. 

AM KM vinyl top low 

mileage 6 cylinder $2995 firm 

Call after 6PM 399 6681 

CUTLASS 1977 Brougham. 1-mdau 

350 air, AM KM tilt wheel, power 

locks, 11.000 miles $5295 474 5013 

DELTA ROYAL 88 1973 fully 

equipped, air power, am-fm. ft way 

seat recent tune up. 2 new tires 

55,000 miles asking $1600 or 

negotiable '626-1601 

DELTA ROYAL 88 197 1 4 door 

sedan good transportation Best 

offer Call weekends only 354-4579 

DELIA 88, Hoy ale 1976. loaded 

Ziebart less than 5 000 miles, like 

new OA 7 5364 

DELTA 88 Itoyale 1973 4 door 

air, power options 8 track, cruise 

rust proofed 642-8678 

DELTA 88. 1971 350 engine 4 door 

air, no rust excellent condition 

53,000 miles $1100 Evenings or 

weekends 274 0386 

DELTA 88 1973 4 door air full 

(>ower onh 29 800 miles excellent 

body and motor 855 2022 

DELTA 88 1973 

tion 40.000 miles 

Excellent condi 

Loaded $1 650 

455 5428 

OLDS CUTLASS S 1975 A bit of 

class in an intermediate si/e car 

Has factory air $3,195 f()U)NY 

III ANN AUBOK HOAD 

PLYMOUTH , 453 2255 

OLDS 1961. Super 88. mint 

condition only 29 000 original miles 

power steering A'tjrakcs $1600 

9814)011 

MONARCH C.HI A 1975. loaded 

Mint condition Must sell 261 5672 

NINETY EIGHT Olds 1974 

Women s car Excellent condition 

White over Blue White interior 

Eull power $2 900 538 9296 . 522-6783 

BELOW COST SALE 

NEW 1977 LTD 4 DRS. 

YOUR CHOICE $4895 

NEW 1977 LTD 

4 door hardtop, 400-2 VB. engine, auto 

matic power steering and brakes reai 

window defroster air conditioning, am 

radio tinted glass, left remote mirror, rear 

Pumper guards, vinyl roof, electric clock, 

dual accent paint stripes white side wall 

tires Oeme Stock No. 1153 

NEW 1977 LTD 

4 door hardtop automatic, 302-2V V8 

engine power steering and brakes, air 

conditioning, am radio tinted glass, left 

remote mirror, power door locks, wheel 

covers, rear window defroster, rear 

bumper guards, white side wall tires 

Dark blue with white vinyl root Stock No 

1906 

NEW 1977 LTD 

4 door hardtop 351 2v V8 engine, automatic, 

p«j 

actual miles excellent condition 

$2 395 Tvme Sales 

455 5566 

VW BUS 1972 7 passenger sler.'. 

belted tires low mileage rxi*lleijt 

running $1800 437 94^5 

K AH MANN GHIA 1968 , 

condition besl offer 557 

VOLKSWAGEN ii75 Rabbit Auto 

malic transmission $2ttX) 358-456^ 

VOLKSWAGEN Beetle 1974 i*

Thursday, December 1. 1977 

312 Livonia 

A SMALL INVESTMENT 

For a large return Picture this a 

perfect letting for a resale shop 

with all the comforts of home in 

(act IN your home when you buy 

^ this C 2 treasure Uttie modifies 

lions lo be done new roof black 

lop A siding already done for you 

Many other possibilities 138 000 

Call for details 

REALTY WORLD 

CHAPMANW 459 3700 

BEST BUY 

3 be

2D* 

314 Plymouth Canton 

Immediate 

Occupancy 

is your* with this super sharp 3 bed 

room brick ranch with large family 

room naiural fireplace, large lot, 

full basement Lovely home located 

in popular Canton Twp owner 

iveds quick sale Asking $47 500 

For details call 

Century 21 

Boardwalk I L Div P\. . , ' 459 4 3600 li/ 

r 

X/ 

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SACRIPKÊ 

located in popular vVaiien 

Rd-Sheldon Rd area of Can 

fori is thi* lovely 3 bedroom 

brick ranch with 2 full bathy 

family room with natural fireploce, 

partially finished basement, 

2 cor attached garage 

Priced below market at 

$49,900 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford South, Inc 464 6400 

\ v J 

/ ; a 

REALTY WORLD 


CANTON immediate occupancy, 

Builder's Model, 2 story, 4 

bedrooms, Dutch Colonial, base 

ment partially finished, brick/ 

aluminum siding, attached 2+ car 

parage, family room, fireplace 

Huge lot, landscaped front yard 

$59,900 44254 Aramore, Sheldon/ 

Palmer 427 4510 425 7421 

WM. DECKER, INC. 453 7800 

Nt W ON THE MARKt 1 in a fine area of Northville, 

' v; a very special Ranch home Offering four spa 

nous bedrooms, three full baths, family room, and 

walk out lower level it is A BIG, WIDE, WON- 

DtRF UL WORL D tor only $6?,900 Belter bee 

' today 456-8400 

Santa will have plenty of room for his sleigh and 

eight rem leer on of an acre in Northville town 

shii) ind you will love the quality three bedroom 

b' > r Ranch home that goes with it It's A 

WORL D OF SPACE priced at $56,900 

456 8400 

We present A WORLD OF CHOICE in a 

prime wooded subdivision of Plymouth Choose 

trom two exceptional Colonial homes, one a three 

bedroom, one a four bedroom home Each has its 

own very special extras Start your New Year right 

with the home you ve always wanted Call us for 

details 455-8400 

Theres A WORLD OF SAVINGS to be 

had by owning your own home If you are renting 

get started on your tax savings by investing in a 

condominium l et us show you how Three 

models from winch to choose from $22,900 to 

$31 900 455-8400 

Its A WORLD OF CHRISTMAS and we 

have |ust what you really want most a fine three 

bedroom Colonial with tgynal dining room and family 

room at a tan price Come shop with us 

OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, 

DE C 4 1977 2-5 P M 

43646 RYLGATE 

' tke Sheldon Road to Warren Road Turn East on 

Warren to Morton Taylor, then North to Ryegate See 

you there ) 

A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE 

Each office is independently owned 

670 S. Ma'n St., Plymouth 

455-8400 

Buy Any Home, 

\ 

O 4 E 

PLYMOUTH TWP 

TRAIL WOOD SUB 

Elegant 3 bedroom brick ranch, 

beautiful carpeting throughout, for 

mal dining room, first floor laun 

dry, family room with natural fire 

place, 24 baths, attached 2 car 

garage, full price $77,500 Ask for 

MAUREEN ERCKMAN 

Norwood 

No 1, Inc 464 2800 

PLYMOUTH — zoned GENERAL 

BUSINESS, presently used as 

duplex with $6,800 yearly 

rental income Asking 

$39,500 with land contract 

terms available 

2 ACRE BUILDING SITE South 

Lyon school district offered at 

$8,500 

WM 

FEHLIG 

Real Estate 

906 S Main, Plymouth 

QUADONIAL 

2,000 SQUARE FEET 

$55,990 

BEST PRICE IN 

CANTON-PLYMOUTH 

AREA 

• 5 Levels • 4 Bedrooms* 2'/a 

Car Garage • Family room 

with natural brick fireplace • 

5'/j baths • Basement • Formal 

dining room or country 

kitchen 

WINDMILL WAY 

(2 Blocks West of Lilley on 

Cherry Hill Rd.) 

MODELS OPEN 18 PM 

CLOSED THURSDAY 

981-1320 

D6MBS BUILDING CO 

JOHN COLE-BROKER 

T 


Have a New 

House for Christmas 

For a big family here's a 4 

bedroom quad, 2 car attached 

garoge, family room with fireplace, 

lots of room to roam 

Asking price $51,900 Ask for 

JOANNE YOUNG 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford West, Inc 453 650Q 

HOLIDAY PARK 

Sharp 3 bedroom fully cor 

peted brick ranch on low traf 

fic street, full tiled basement, 

cozy family room with notural 

fireplace. 2 Vi car insulated 

garage and low budget price 

of |ust $45,900 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford 429, Inc 9812900 

PLYMOUTH TWP Modest starter 

or retire? frame home 1 bedroom, 

no basement, large corner lot very 

low taxes and utilities Newly 

painted exterior Immediate occupancy 

$17,900 40724 Gilbert 

between Hines 4 Ann Arbor Trail, 

E of Haggerty Shown by appoint 

ment after 5 30 and weekends 

455 2093 

* PLYMOUTH TWP 

offers this sharp starter home 

with 2 bedrooms, full finished 

basement, carpeting through 

out, completely fenced lot, 1 Vi 

car garage A real doll house 

Just $32,900 Ask for, NANCY 

AUSMAN 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford West, Inc 453 7600 

MOVE IN BEFORE 

CHRISTMAS 

4 bedroom 2Vi bath colonial 

with attached 2 car garage 

Formal dining room, family 

room with fireplace. All this 

for the reduced price of 

$58,900 Ask for JOANNE 

YOUNG 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford West, Inc 453 6500 


JUST REDUCED! 

Flawless fully carpeted 3 bedroom 

Carriage Hills brick 

ranch with 1 Vi txjths, large 

kitchen-family room combination, 

natural fireplace, 

full basement and 2 car 

attached garage Only 

$51,900 Hurry! 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford 429, Inc 9812900 

MANY EXTRAS 

offered in this 3 bedroom 

brick colonial in one of Canton's 

finest subs Profes 

sionally landscaped with 

underground sprinklers, carpeted 

throughout, natural 

woodwork, family room with 

natural fireploce, formal din 

ing, full basement, attached 2 

car garage with door opener, 

beautiful redwood deck Must 

see Just $60,500 Ask for 

LYNN VANERIAN 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford West. Inc 453 7600 

SPACIOUS QUAD 

in Canton 4 bedrooms with 

a lovely warm glow through 

out Stained woodwork, huge 

family room with natural fireplace, 

formal dining room, 2 

cor attached garage, IVi 

baths, huge raised deck off 

rear Priced right at $62,500 

Call us We're hie re for You 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford West, Inc 453-7600 

YOU'RE INVITED 

to the perfect place to live You'll 

be convinced when you see this 

beautifully clean, newly decorated, 

frashly painted 3 or i bedroom 

home Central vacuum system & 

new 2 car garage are only 2 of its 

many fine features Don't take our 

word for it, see it for yourself 

$44 900 

REALTY WORLD 

CHAPMAN W 459 3700 

REDFORD AREA 

$2100 down Excellent home, 

maintenance free, featuring 3 

bedrooms, carpeting, full basement, 

and 2'/2 car garage, new 

roof, new driveway, close to 

shopping asking $20,900 

DEARBORN HEIGHTS 

Double lot adds to the beauty of this 4 bedroom brick, light 

new carpeting with built-ins, V/2 baths, full finished base- 

ment, and 2Vi car garage, this is a great home for the price 

of $32,900 

NOTTINGHAM WEST 

Livonia Area 

Original idea home, mint condition throughout, 3 bedrooms, 

brick ranch, first floor laundry, carpeted throughout, builtin 

oven and range, 2V2 baths, full finished basement and 2V2 

car garage. Many other extras in this quality built home 

including central air conditioning. First offering. 

sr 

New or Used, Through Chamberlain and _ 

We can GUARANTEE THE SALE of Your Home! 

5 P S 

"NO FAIRYTALE" This beautiful colonial in 

1 anion has it all' 4 bedrooms, dining; room, 

lialhs, family room with fireplace, central air, 

excellent decor, pool, attached parage and 

more' 

$01,500 

WINTER WINDS" won't chill you in this 

lovely custom ranch in Northville with 3 bed 

rooms, dining room. full wall fireplace in iam 

ily room, recreation room, 2 full baths, full 

basement, attached garage and more all on Mi 

acre! 

$7^,900 

HE READY FOR SANTA ( LAUS' in this 

lovely ranch located in Canton with 3 bed 

rooms, 1 Vi baths, natural fireplace in family 

room, terrace, attached garage and more! 

$56,900 

•NEW BABY" Brand new 1977 Colonial 

located in Canton with 4 bedrooms, dining 

room. tVi baths, family room with fireplace, 

attached garage and more! 

$64,990 

"TIS THE SEASON" to be merry in this lovely 

ranch with 3 bedrooms, large country kicthen 

including fireplace, full finished basement, ter 

race, attached garage and more! LOCATED 

IN MARTI.AND!! 

$48,900 

4 i 

4 

MILKORD: Near G.M proving grounds. Atten 

tion executives If you want the ultimate in a 

home you must see this unique raised ranch 

(3600) »q. ft builders home, custom throughout 

on almost 4 acres 3*4 car garage and stable 

for horses are only a touch of extras. Asking: 

$130,000. 

- 476-9100 

LIVONIA Bargain hunters here is a beautiful 

colonial in one of Livonia's finest areas, 3 bed 

rooms, formal dining room, family room with 

fireplace, immediate qccupancy. Asking: 

$52,900. 

476-9100 

REDFORD OPEN SUNDAY 2-5, 16048 Ryland, 

Golfview sub right off Puritan, 3 bedroom 

brick ranch, finished basement, Florida room, 

garage, prune area, quick occupancv. Owner 

already purchased new home •'Bring all 

offers, won't last." ('.all now, don't wait! 

476-9100 

LIVONIA, Six Mile and I.evan area First 

offering: spacious '•* bedrooms and den or 4 

bedrooms, tastefully decorated quad. Formal 

dining room, kitchen with built ins and dining 

L, natural fireplace in family room, large base 

ment. 2Vj car garage attached Priced to sell 

Asking: $64,500. ( all now and ask for Joe 

DeKroub. 

476-9100 

LIVONIA. Larê house, 4 bedroon home, 2 full 

baths, extra kitchen could be in-law apart 

ment, face brick front, maintenance free, great 

value for the money Asking: $28,900. ('allnow 

and ask for Joe DeKroub 

476-9100 

Chamberlain's record breaking •ales volume is creating the need fi„ 

additional sales associates and management opportunities If von enjoy 

working wiih (K'oplc and would like to ram an income commensurate 

with vuiii eftirt. call today and we aboul wilting your own "success 

stitry " 

Livonia Westland area call Fred Madlev 

Plymouth Northville'CiiUon area call Dick Kanda?zo 

4 7 (• 'HOU 

4" 9€73 

WOW! 

No Turkey Here 

3 BEDROOMS FINISHED BASK 

MENT 2 CAR GARAGE MANN 

EXTRAS. BRAND NEW LISTING 

SO CALL FOB ALL DETAILS 

$34 900 

EARL KEIM WEST 

522-2101 

YOU'LL NEVER 

BELIEVE 

ONLY $30 900 FOR THIS 3 BED 

ROOM BRICK RANCH LARGE 

KITCHEN PART FINISHED 

BASEMENT EXCELLENT AREA 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY NEW 

4IURRV 

EARL KEIM WEST 

522-2101 

LAKPXJROVE, very neat, clean, sharp •'! bedroom 

home. Built in 72. Fenced KOxlla yard, White I.akr 

privileges. $29,000. Toll free I -Klin 'i:VJ (».'! 1 ."> 

FIRST OFFERING, .sharp 'i hedroom ranch, situated 

on over I acre. 11x14 dining area with doorwall. loads 

of kitchen cupboards, partially finished basement. '( 

car detached garage, other extras $f>3.fiOO. Commerce 

Twp. 363-7117. 

JUST LISTED, super clean •'! bedroom home on 

acres, over 100 five year old pines ori property Hart 

land Schools, $44Toll free 1 -H*M>(Kiln 

WOLVERINE LAKE PRIVILEGES Deluxe 1 bed 

room uuad level, family room with fireplace. 14x12 

glassed and screened porch, 2 car parage, large lot 

excellent condition A fi^ home for & r >l'/0ras heat and oversized car 

garage A good value at $34.90(1 

Redford, Near Plymouth Road and Beech Attractive 4 Bed 

room home with baths, good kitchen, carpeting through 

out,'CENTRAL AIR. and basement. Reduced for quick sale 

I35.HOO 

Livonia Vacant building lot on Fitzgerald, north of ' Mile 

with sewer and water. Good area of home* on large lots 

$10,000. 

( HAKl fcS AIJ.KN 

HKAI.TOHS 

15337 Farmmgionfld 

Livonia. Mich 

421-2100 

( ) 

REALTY WORLD

3)6 Westland 

Garden City 

19x13 Family Room 

fl SOO down Good solid 3 bedroom 

home with den or sewing room 

Karate fenced IW baths gas heal 

low price HI 130 000 because it 

needs decorating Call for address 

CENTURY 21 

ABC Rh ALT V 729 8636 

$37,900 

Beautiful 

3 bedroom brick ranch in Westland, 

huge family room with natural fire 

place f oil v carpeted throughout 

dishwasher and garbage disposal 2 

full baths 2'i car K»rage 204 deep 

lot too many extras to mention 

For more details call 

Century 2 1 

q„ Boordwalk . -.il. Div rv ' 459 4 t n 3600 i a. t 

318 Redford 

An ACHED GARAGE 

Ranch Western Golf area 3 bed 

rooms 26 ft living room with natu 

ral fireplace I'i baths spotless 

condition 40 X 20 inground pool 

with bubble could swim year 

round 100 X 135 It lot As low as 

12500 down 

SUMMIT 

427 3200 

Beginner's Bargain 

B«' buy in Redford is this 

lovely 3 bedroom rarxh fea 

luring 2 fjll baths plus fin 

• shed basement for only 

S26 900 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford South, Inc 464 6400 

CLOSE TO 

EVERYTHING 

Nice 3 bedroom brick ranch 

with full basement and brick 

front 2 car garage low taxes, 

convenient location for shop 

ping and transportation Ask 

ing $33 500 

1st United 

WtlDON CLARK 

425 7300 

COZY WARM 

Ttia! s what vnu II be in this cute 2 

bedroom ranch featuring a natural 

fireplace in a 17 ft living room 

large 22 ft laundry room The per 

feet starter home for you See it 

today Onlv $1100 down moves you 

in 

SHARP! 

Best describes this immaculate 3 

bedroom bungalow Completely 

redecorated throughout Full fin 

ished basement with bar and full 

tath 2'j car garage age ro roof is only 4 

months old Won l t last long only 

11500 down moves you in 

REALTY WORLD 

Makinu Inc 425-7484 

FOUR YR old 3 bedroom brick 

Ranch central air I'i baths new 

carpet basement good assumption 

Owner 93' " 2581 

Immed, Occupancy 

Lovely face brick ranch in mint 

condition with tiled basement 

aluminum trim new roof central 

air 2'* car Karate Located in 

desirable area of Redford Twp All 

this and low taxes Asking $35 500 

GRAMCO 

525 7400 

YOUR O W N PARK 

Lovely cape cod with 2 car 

garoge ON appro* 1 1 J acres 

Oily $45*000 Must see 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford 401 537 6808 

OA E 

318 Redford 

JUST REDUCED 

ONLY $1400 DOWN 

INDIAN Fast of Inkster, North of 7 

Mile 5 Bedrooms, 2 lull baths 2 car 

Karage 

CENTURY 21 

GOLD KEY HOMES 

27348 W 7 Mile Redford 

255-2100 

NEW LISTING 

11417 ROCKLAND 3 bedroom 

brick ranch, modern kitchen with 

built ins wet plaster marble sills, 

carpeting throughout, full base 

ment 2 car garage Priced for 

quick sale Only $33 900 Ask for 

RAY OR BANK 

CENTURY 21 

HALLMARK. INC 937 2300 

NEW LISTING 

Sharp 3 bedroom brick ranch 

in prime area 

garage and 

$37,000 

Full basement , 

more Asking 

Century 21 

HARTFORD S 261 4200 

NORTH RF.DFORD by owner 2 

bedroom ranch, on 125x160kfoot lot, 

large kitchen, dining room . living 

room attached I'i car garage 

$21 900 532 0589 

Open Sun 1 30 4:30pm 

North of 6 Mile 

West of Beech Daly 

LOTS OF EXTRAS go with this 

charming home such as washer 

dryer refrigerator dishwasher, 

shelves special chandeliers, car 

peting etc 2 bedrooms down 1 up. 

full hasment Only $32,500 

LAVERNE EADY 

it ASSOCIATES 

626 471 1 275 4422 

OPEN SUN. 2-5 

3 BEDROOMS 

15408 LEXINGTON You will 

be cozy in this brick bungalow 

Large kitchen, family 

room, finished basement, 2 

full baths, 2 car garage and 

large lot Immediate occupancy 

$35,900 Call 4 77 

1111 (484271 

REAL ESTAtE ONE 

PRICED TO/SELL 

3'SE 

You surely will not be a pauper 

when you show off this 

immoculate 3 bedroom ranch 

Central air plus an air 

cleaner You can tinker year 

round in the workshop Super 

assumption available Come 

today to see the Kings's Palace 

for only $22,900 

f 

HARRY S 

WOLFE 

COMPANY 

1323^Seven Mile 474-5700 

RF.DFORD 

A LOT 

Of 

AND CONSTRUCTION CO. INC. 

LOT 

ELBOW ROOM to spare is yours on 

this large log in W Redford The 3 

bedroom bungalow has a possible 

4th bedroom, a good size kitchen 

formal dining room, family room, 

I'i car attached garage there is 

brand new carpeting in the living 

room and dining room carpeting in 

the family room and 3 bedrooms 

conveniently close to the just 

opened Jeffries Freeway This cus 

torn home is only $32,500 

14174 Seminole Rectford 

See it al 

RYMAL 

SYMES 

538-7740 

TWO STORY 5 bedroom gas heal, 

all brick garage fenced yard 

basement, carpeting 4 draperies 

Land Contract Conventional 

$28 000 4216868 

318 Redford 

REDFORD 

NEW LISTING ELMIRA 3 bed 

room brick ranch beautiful decor 

carpeting, draperies, family 

kitchen, basement rec room, 2 car 

garage Quick possession $39,500 

JUST LISTED GARFIELD 3 

bedroom brick ranch, family 

kitchen, beautiful decor, basement, 

rec room, many features 2"-« car 

garage Quick possession $37,500 

CALL MR GOZZARD 

CENTURY 2 

HALLMARK INC 937 2300 

REDFORD SOUTH By owner 

Open •n house Sunday Sur 2 PM 5 PM 

9931 Lucerne lorth of West 

Chicago 2.500 sq , „ elegant custom 

3 bedroom Assume 7V»*? mortgage 

146,MO >37 3222 

REDFORD TWP BEAUTY 

Ideal brick family home, possible 4 

bedroom with roughed in 2nd bath 

(up l Fireplace, tiled basement 

breezeway. attached 2W car 

aarage, all aluminum trim, 2 treed 

rots Spotless, original owner 

Possible land contract terms, quick 

possession Call ED SEXTON 

Norwood 

No 12, Inc 478 2000 

REDFORD TWP 

25398 GRAHAM RD 

Facing Western Golf Course 

Brick 2 bedroom, aluminum trim, 

no painting, modern kitchen, car 

peting throughout, finished rec 

room. 2'i car garage fenced 

excellent condition 

ASK FOR MR EDWARDS 

CENTURY 21 


REDFORD TWP. 

WHY RENT 1 

Cozy 4 bedroom home, 2 down. 2 up, 

new siding, carpeting, oversized 

garage, 70 foot landscaped lot. con 

venient to schools, churches and 

shopping. $21,000 

TEPEE 

25200 Five M.le 533-7272 

REDFORD TWP $23,900 

Sharp bedroom, double lot, loaded 

extras, basement, low taxes, move 

right in Call 349 8700 

BRUCE ROY REALTY INC 

REDFORD 

1ST OFFERING 

BEAUTIFUL Brick Ranch Move in 

condition, new carpeting. 3 bed 

rooms, full finished rec room, cov- 

)*red terrace 2 car garage 

FHA - VA 

LOVELY DECOR Sharp and clean 

ranch in S Redford Carpeted, 

country kitchen, enclosed patio 

Rec room low taxes, $23,500 

CHARMING DECOR 

LARGE & LOVELY home in mint 

condition Formal dining room, car 

peted. full basement, garage On 

large lot, $25 900 

EARL KEIM 

538-8300 

REDFORD INC. 

REDFORD 3 bedroom aluminum 

sided, finished basement, 2 car 

garage $24,000 $799 moves you in 

D A Ross Realty 326-8300 

Something Special 

Beautiful 3 bedroom brick 

ranch, plush carpeting 

throughout, file basement. 2 

car garage, central air Asking 

$31,900 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford South, Inc. 464-6400 

3 BEDROOMS 

Super shorpl Asbestos with 

aluminum trim. Home has 

large bfedroom upstairs ideal 

for a dormitory, finished basement, 

large kitchen with formica 

cupboards and 2Vi car 

garage on a big lot completely 

fenced $29,900 Call 

261-0700 (49921). 


t=r 

SERVING ALL OF 

LIVINGSTON COUNTY IOuA4HOytiw; 

omwn«!e 

2649 E. GRAND RIVER, HOWELL 

Call (517) 546-5610 in HOWELL 

(313) 229-4600 in BRIGHTON 

DETROIT (ToM Fre«) 476-2284 

OPEN MON. thru FRI. 9 to 9 SAT. 9 to 5 - SUN. 1 to 5 

December Delights! 

$ 1 8 , 5 0 0 

CR278 

$ 1 8 , 5 0 0 

$ 2 1 , 9 0 0 

Excellent rental investment-3 Bedroom home with full basement 

Cozy Starter or Retirement home just outside city limits. RR469 

Super Sharp 2 Bedroom Aluminum-sided home with heated 

Workshop and Garage CR275 

- Fully Furnished cottage near Lewiston $6,000 down 

CR265 

on land 

makes it yours LR59 

- 4 Bedroom home in Howell on spacious lot with mature trees 

$ 2 2 , 7 0 0 - 2 Bedroom Aluminum-sided Beauty that is fully carpeted 

$ 3 0 , 0 0 0 

contract 

$ 3 2 , 0 0 0 

CR279 

$ 3 2 , 9 0 0 - Duplex in Howell with easy land contract terms. CR267 

$ 3 3 , 0 0 0 - 3 Bedroom home with Garage, fenced dog kennel, mature trees 

and lake access RR471 

$ 3 4 , 9 0 0 - WOW 1 4 Bedroom home with 2 full baths, Den and full 

basement 1 CR252 

$ 3 5 , 9 0 0 - 4 Bedroom home in excellent neighborhood, plus new 24-30 

Garage CR263 

$ 3 7 , 9 0 0 - 2*4 ACRES with Super Sharp Aluminum-sided Ranch plus In- 

Ground POOL 1 RR422 

$ 3 9 , 9 0 0 - 2-Story Farm Hoyse with 3 Bedrooms, Family Room, Fireplace, 

1 ACRE" 

$ 4 2 , 7 0 0 

ACRES" 

$ 4 5 , 0 0 0 

Room , 

$ 4 5 , 9 0 0 

Barn, RR467 

RR410 

Use your imagination with this double-wmg Colonial Lodge on 5 

RR47Z 

- 3 Bedroom Tri-Level with Family Room, 2 full Baths, Family 

nd 2 plus ACRES' RR465 

- Spacious 3 Bedroom home on 3-plus ACRES with 28x32 Pole 

$ 4 7 , 0 0 0 - Aluminum sided Lakefront home with walkout lower level. LR68 

$ 4 9 , 5 0 0 - Delightful 3 Bedroom home, 1 1 /? Baths, natural woodwork, 

fenced yard & 2-car Garage CR272 

$ 5 0 , 0 0 0 - 29 Wooded, Rolling ACRES with Horse Barn, Vi Mile Training 

Track & Mobile Home RR432 

$ 5 7 , 5 0 0 - 4 Unit Apartment Building bringing in excellent return on your 

investment 1 C66 

$66,200 - Brick/Aluminum 3 Bedroom Ranch with 2 Fireplaces, 2 full 

Baths, many extras CR274 

$ 6 5 , 0 0 0 - 5 Bedroom 2-Story home on 10 ACRES with 30x40 Pole Barn 

RR435 

$ 7 9 , 5 0 0 - 4 Bedroom Brick Home with 2% Baths, Family Room, Fireplace 

and 5 ACRES'RR447 * 

$ 8 3 , 0 0 0 - Office Building in Howell bringing in 8 rental checks monthly!! 

CR256 

$ 8 9 , 0 0 0 - Beautiful 5 Bedroom Executive home with Office and 3-car 

Garage 1 CR189 

$ 1 2 5 , 0 0 0 - Ideal Family Home - 5 Bedroom home with 2-car Garage and 

24 ACRES plus Outbuildings. FR32 

.^yvassr:?. 

318 Redford 

REDFORD BUYERS CALL 

"JERRY STILL" 

(THE REDFORD SPECIALIST i 

WHERE'S 

MY AD? 

If you're listed with Jerry Still s 

GUARANTEED ADVERTISING 

plan it would be here (Prospective 

sellers call Jerry Still» 

"$22,900" 

"DOLLHOUSE" Cute as can be 3 

bedroom aluminum wet plaster, 

quality built, large kitchen, new 

roof and siding, garage paved 

streets, close to shops, school and 

bus HURRY 18508 Lennane 

"$24,500" 

EXCEPTIONAL RANCH full 

basement, 2 bedrooms newly 

insulated ($266 yearly heat bill I. 

above ground pool with redwood 

deck THIS HOUSE IS SHARP 

24345 Puritan 

"$29,900" 

THIS IS SHARP 2 bedroom ranch, 

dining room, attached garage, car 

peting throughout, custom deco 

rated, new draperies, roof, kitchen 

floor, etc Exceptionally finished 

rec room, country size lot (trees I. 

walk to schools shops and bus (30 

Day occupancy I HURRY 17626 

Kinloch 

"JERRY STILL" 

937-2300 

CENTURY 21 

HALLMARK INC 

319 Homes For Sale 

Wayne County 

BURT RD WEST CHICAGO 

Bnck 4 bedroom home on deep lot 

Natural fireplace, full basement, 

near Rouge, gulf tennis and pools 

owner retiring FHA VA or Corj 

vetlonal terms Call 261 3467 

(50084 • $26,500 


CITY OF WAYNE 

3 bedrooms, aluminum siding car 

peting large country kitchen, full 

basement, garage $2800 down buys 

this beauty 

SUMMIT 

427-3200 

$3000 ASSUMES 

Excellent Area of Taylor 

2 LARGE BEDROOMS BIG 

KITCHEN. LOW TAXES. LARGE 

LOT, l l > CAR GARAGE, MOVE-IN 

CONDITION $20,500 

EARL KEIM WEST 522 2101 

4 

319 Homes For Sole 

Wayne County 

DEARBORN BY OWNER 

1863 ROBINDALE 

Three bedroom brick bungalow, 

Divine Child area Immediate 

Occupancy $43,900 Open Saturday 

4 Sunday_L< 563 7409 

DEARBORN HTS (S of Ford) 

BEAUTIFUL! 

$79,900 12500 sq ft i tri level 4 bed 

rooms 4 baths attached garage 

family room (fireplace l. country 

kitchen, formal dining room, built 

in intercom, 40 x 20 heated inground 

pool . Japanese garden, pond area, 

bridge cabana bar, etc (OVER 

$20,000 COST i, prestigious Dear 

born Meadows 26872 Rochelle 

Call JERRY STILL 937 2300 

HUJJRY 

CENTURY 21 


DEARBORN HTS Ann Arbor 

Trail Beech area Beautiful brick 

ranch, 3 bedrooms, I'i baths, large 

living room, beautiful finished base' 

ment Florida room, central air. 

shag 2 car garage Land contract 

terms available Mid $40's 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford 414. Inc 478 6000 

NORTHWEST DETROIT 

Ideal for city workers or teachers 

Inground pool 3 bedrooms. 2 car 

garage city certs are in Priced 

$27,500 Call 261 3467 (50523' 


SOUTHFIELD WARREN 

3 bedroom brick home with finished 

basement remodeled kitchen, covered 

patio, aluminum garage and 

workshop wired for 110 and 220 

$25 900 Call 261 3467 (50139 ( 


TAYLOR 

Super nice 2 bedroom home 

with family room or possible 

3rd bedroom Maintenance 

free exterior with plenty of 

extras $25,500 Call 274- 

9510 (50249} 


302 Birmingham 

Bloomfield 

ATTRACTIVE 

CUSTOM RANCH on Corner ACRE 

3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 fireplaces in 

living and recreation rooms, large 

kitchen with eating area Florida 

Room overlooking pool and patio 

Many builtins $87,900 Buyers Only 

7177 PARKHURST 

644-0943 

OPEN SAT ii SUN 2 5PM 

BIRMINGHAM FARMS Tri Level 

4 bedroom plus den, formal dining 

room family room with natural 

fireplace, 2 4 baths Bloomfield 

Hills Schools Open Saturday & 

Sunday 2 5pm 6681 Spruce Drive 

$85 851 4236 

one my 

realty 

BETTER THAN NEW 

3 bedroom home with new vinyl siding lots ol 

wallpapet timing room, 2 full baths, full basement 

and garage, fenced yard, m a great Red 

ford area with low taxes and yet good schools 

Asking $33,500 

NICE SECTION TO LIVE 

$1,800 DOWN 

Buys this classic brick ranch featuring a dirnng-L. 

pleasant kitchen, with large closets in each of the 

three bedrooms, a picture window in the living 

room, a full basement, V? bath and 2 car garage 

all on a picturesque lot with trees Asking 

$36,900 

BRAND NEW 

LIVONIA RANCH 

Spacious 3 bedroom with full basement, large 

closets, country kitchen, you pick your own 

colors of carpeting, paints, formica and ceramic 

90 day occupancy Asking $43,500 

NEW TO MARKET AND 

FANTASTIC" 

Scrawling 3 bedroom brick ranch in country area 

with many, many custom features including formal 

dining area, family room with wall fireplace, 

finished basement in stucco and beams, mir 

rored and paneled walls with custom drapes and 

carpeting new dream kitchen, new gunite swimming 

pool with fountain area. 2 car garage, and 

central air-conditioning, plus 2 full baths Now 

priced at $50,000 with $2,500 down 

LABELED LUXURY 

4 BEDROOM RANCH 

Country ranch on sprawling v« acre wooded lot 

on a private lane in North Livonia near 6 Mile and 

Farmington Numerous features include a unique 

ultimate kitchen with almost every expected 

amenity, a Spanish-accented cornef fireplace of 

white plaster m the dramatic family room with a 

spectacular view A separate master suite with 

ultra-violet lamps, mirrored doors and Mexican 

earthstone tile, marble sills a doorwall leading to 

the private court, all for a price of $99,500 

For -Information On The 

Above Call 464 0800 or 522-6000 

EARL KEIM 

REALTY 

LIVONIA 

WHY BRUSH OFF THE SNOW'? This 3 bedroom 

ranch has a 2ft Garage witfc> Taylor Sectional Door 

which allows you to park your Van or Truck inside 

Located in Livonia 

EKR-Livoma 1 261 1600 $27,500 

LIVONIA 

ALDEN VILLAGE NON SUB AREA Excellent Floor 

Plan m this cozy 3 bedroom V/2 bath aluminum 

ranch, heatilator fireplace Family room, gas hot 

water baseboard heat Garage Treed 90x200 Lot 

Handy to Livonia Industrial Plants-X ways Recommended 

Value at 

EKR-Livoma 261-1600 • $43,700 

LIVONIA ' 

TWO HOUSES FOR THE PRICE OF ONE Live in 

one and rent the other Older homes on large lot 

located in Northwest Livonia Handyman's special 

EKR-Livoma 261-1600 $49,900 


nrminqnan 

Bloomfield 

"APPRECIATE 

QUALITY" 

Then you must see this exquisite 

home and its many fea 

ture* Centered on a marble 

foyer and notice the fieldstone 

fireploce and kitchen for a 

Queen on your way lo the 

Custom inground pool, 4 bed 

rooms, 4 baths, central air, 

walk-out lower level, only for 

a select few at $195,000 

EARL 

KEIM 

Realty North, Inc. 

681-5700 

QUART ON LAKE Estates iBir 

mingham >. brick center entrance 

colonial, 3 bedrooms, plus study or 

child's room 14 baths, family 

room, separate dining room 

$86,900 Eves 642 871 4 

BIRMINGHAM Ranch. 3 bedrooms 

I bath. 2 car attached garage 

100x140 ft lot $62,000 Negotiable 

1446 Yosemite 62 5 8625 


mrminanan 

Bloomfield 

AVON DALE SCHOOLS 

Bloomfield Orchards off South 

Boulevard, 3 bedroom ranch with 

full walk out baseriient 

central air. wet bar 

Pnced at $47,500 


corner lot. 

fireplace 

334 0261 

Beuutiful choice building site 

in prestigious area with 

Meodow Lake privileges 150 

X 150 with water, sewer, and 

gas available, priced to sell at 

$17,900 

21 

ROBEC PROPERTIES 

851-77 

OPEN SUNDAY 2 5 Bv owner 7315 

St Auburn, west of Telegraph 

north of 14 Mile 4 bedroom 2'j 

bath Colonial formal dining room 

family room with fireplace beauti 

ful kitchen with island Bloomfield 

Hills schools $89,500 626 0967 

BLOOMFIELD TWP By owner 3 

bedroom brick A aluminum Ranch 

2 baths, family room fireplace 

first floor laundry basement 

attached 2'J car garage built ins 

large wood deck otner extras 

$56 500 Buyers only 852 5982 

AB-RO 

AH RO KI AI I < lk -• 

i >imsion i>l 

NOR Ml AMI Rll W RI I IK \ I ION M A \ V. h \I h \ I 

LIVONIA $62.90(1 

Mid January occupancy in this .1 bedroom, I Vj hath brick 

ranch Central air arid purifier, family room, fireplace P rotes 

sionally finished basement, - car attached garage »> Mile 

Levan area Ask for Terry Abraham 68 fi 7473 

Sharp 3 bedroom 

baths, family roo 

Schools Located 

Andy George. 421 

NOV 

CT 

than one year old' 1V/ 

ttached Karate Walk to 

and new 12Oaks Mall Aak for 

PLYMOUTH—TRAILWOOD $88,900 

Very sharp is this 1974 4 bedroom plus den, 2Vi bath colonial 

^ Central air. air purifier, corner lot, ungraded carpeting 2(1 * 

40 redwood deck Shows like a jewel Ask for Terry Abraham 

685-7473 

\\ \\ M- (III A 

421 I2ln 

33 OFFICES TO 

SERVICE YOU 

(> \M WIK Ol 

74"! 

S I -| 

SOUTHFIELD 

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 

27140 PIERCE. N 11 Mile Rd . W Greenfield 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY m this delightfully deco 

rated Southfield colonial with 3 large bedrooms and 

2V2 baths Family room with fireplace, central air and 

large sunny kitchen with excellent appliances 1st 

floor laundry room, 2 car attached garage Only 

$56 900 Call now at 559-8333 

SOUTHFIELD 

LOOKING FOR THAT 

SOMETHING "SPECIAL 9 " 

Quality is outstanding in this custom ranch with 4 

bedrooms and 2Vz baths Dining room, spacious 

family room with wet bar and nutone kitchen Elec 

tromc air filter, custom ceiling lighting in almost 

every room and recreation room Redwood deck 

floodlights and 2 car attached garage SO MANY 

EXTRAS 1 Only $65,000 Call immediately al 559- 

8333 

SOUTHFIELD 


18176 SUNNYBROOK, N 11 Mile, W Southfield 

Charming 2 story with 4 bedrooms and 2Vi baths 

This lovely residence features a spacious family 

room, closets galore, finished recreation room with 

wet bar and attached 2 car garage Patio and beautiful 

landscaping Newly decorated inside and out 

JUST REDUCED' OWNER ANXIOUS MUSI SELL 1 

$52,900 Call 559-8333 

SOUTHFIELD 


15641 PENNSYLVANIA W Greenfield, S 10 Mile 

NEW ON THE MARKET 1 Snuggle right into this 

sharp contemporary 3 bedroom ranch Large family 

room with natural fireplace, central air, 2 car 

attached garage and super finished basement with 

wet bar $54,500 Call now and be Ihe first to see 

this lovely home Call 559-8333 

Hiursday, December 1. 1977 •3D 

302 302 Birmingham 

Bloomfield 

ANSWER 

To Your Prayer 

Four bedroom ranch with family 

room ii basemen! large private lot 

attractively decorated with new off 

white carpeting throughoul central 

air, 2'i baths 2 fireplaces special 

architectural details in Bloomfield 

Hills Schools $112.900 

CRANBROOK 

Assoc Inc Reolfors 

645-5790 

BI LEVEL 4 Bedroom Ranch 2'j 

baths, family room on lot over l'« 

acres Matured area near (Juarton 

& 1-ahser Ideal for family living 

$109 000 After 3PM 642-4008 

BY OWNER attractive 4 bedroom 

Cape Cod I'i baths family room 

fireplace 2'i car garage fmisned 

basement good condition Pern 

broke area $56 000 649 6759 

BIRMINGHAM new Cape Cod 

Fairway Dr 4 bedrooms V t baths 

formal dining room paneled family 

room hardwood floors throughoul 

Attached 2'i car garagr Midvale 

School $92 50 • 

a warm family like you Attached ga'age gas hea' 

low taxes near Westland Mail 

$41 900 Call EKR South inc 453 0012 

CANTON TWP 

LET THE KIDS ENJOY COUNTRY LIVING but most 

of all you too 2 Graceful acres compliment this 3 

bedroom ranch style home, super-clean and m 

excellent condition Great area for Kids pets ga' 

den or whatever' Call today 

$48,900 EKR South Inc 453-0012 

EARL-KEIM oiom-i»

4D* 

302 nrmina Birmingham 

BJoomfi ieW 

NEW HOME 

IN BERKLEY 

3 bedrooms I'i baths brick and 

aluminum rolonial fully carpeted 

$33 900 5"? down payment 7V> 

mortgages available with monthly 

payments of approximately 1230 

plus taxes Model shown by appoint 

ment only 

BARRY HOME BUILDERS 

557 3682 

BLOOMFIELD 

Charm abounds in this rambling 

3 bedroom New England 

ranch You'll enjoy the 

beamed ceilings, 2 fireplaces, 

family room 2' 5 baths. Many 

appealing unusual features 

$76 900 Call 477 1 I I I 

OA E 



irminq 

B loomfi lekj 

FOR THE ACTIVE FAMILY 

Minimum maintenance & max 

imum fun comes with this 5 

bedroom, 24 bath colonial with in 

ground pool, large screened porch, 

adjacent to tennis courts This 

home also features a large country 

kitchen library with natural fire 

place family room I'nme location 

near Midvale school 4 St Regis 

$99,500 For appointment call M5 

9700 

PALMER 

Assoc Inc I Realtors 

MIDVALE SCHOOL a short walk 

from newly listed C'ape Cod 

Charming 3 bedroom 2 full bath 

home New kitchen with built ins, 

newly decorated, new carpet, 

finished rec room fireplace 

Fenced yard $64,900 

Chamberlain 

6 4 6 6 0 0 0 

L. HUDSON-HITCHCOCK 

C a I U r y ol Hoivits 

607 S. MAIN 

I'I \ MOl I'll 

453-2210 

DISTINCTIVE HOME 

Inviting 4 bedroom colonial located in a very lovely 

subdivision Large friendly kitchen'i with exceptional 

dining area, ?' ? baths, family rooVi with fireplace, 

Convenient 1st floor laundry, large jfoyer, basement 

and attached garage Loads of find features Don't 

be sorry tomorrow call today $71,900 

CUTE, CLEAN AND AVAILABLE 

A world of living in this delightful 3 bedroom brick 

ranch located in Plymouth Twp with easy access to I 

275 and City of Plymouth Large kitchen, 1V? baths, 

full basement New carpeting New landscaping 

Large lot Priced to please 545,900 

DOLLAR STRETCHER 

So much here for your money Looted in convenient 

area of Plymouth Twp Three b&droom brick and 

asbestos one story home with recreation room in 

basement with extra room and Vz bath Large kitchen 

with range and refrigerator Two car garage Double 

gas grill LAND CONTRACT TERMS AVAILABLE 

Value packed for only $40,000 

OVERJOYED TO OFFER 

This stunning custom-built four bedroom colonial 

located in a most desirable area of Plymouth Twp 

Lovely home with dining room, large kitchen, family 

room with fireplace, finished basement, 2nd floor 

laundry 3'? baths, carpeting thru-out, enclosed terrace 

attached garage A home to make you and 

your family proud and happy $105,000 

WE Bmrvq 

fyStfyy PEOplE HOME... 

5 § \ •«* ^ 

453-2210 

302 wrming Birmingham 

Bloom fi ieW 

Birmingham Schools 

And full bath off master bedroom 

are pluses for you when you move 

into solid brick Beverly ranch 

Three bedrooms. 2 baths florida 

room, tiled basertynl with plenty of 

storage built ins $&1.000 

CRANBROOK 

Assoc Inc Realtors 

645 5790 

LEAVING TOWN! 

Don't Want To Sell! 

Consult us about our rental and or 

property management service 

Over 9 years experience in manage 

ment field Competitive rates 

GOODE REAl ESTATE 

1411 N Woodward Ml 7 1898 

Fruehauf Farms 

TRADITIONAL HOMES" 

Select homes from $93,950 

2500 to 3200 sq. ft Birmingham 

schools Middlebelt at 

Walnut Lake Rd 

BINDER HOMES 

855-1616 


BkxxnfieJd 

COUNTRY FRENCH 

NEW CONSTRUCTION, French 

Provincial 2 story Bloomfield 

Hills Schools, custom 4 bed 

room, 3'/j bath elegant home 

Absolutely the finest qualify 

used throughout 100% brick 

exterior, 3'/J car garage, 

beamed ceilmgâmily room & 

paneled library Spacious 

foyer, beautiful master bet 

room 8. dressing room with 

Roman tub large kitchen with 

all conveniences including 

island with Jen aire cooking 

surface Brand new & a great 

value! $139,900 

VAN HORN 

646-2400 

FRANKLIN 

4 ACRES 

Immediate occupancy on this 3.000 

sq It ranch, plus many extras 

including horse barn 4 a heavily 

treed area One of a Kind Call Ken 

Friend 

NORWOOD REAL ESTATE 425 1500 

M c K E D I S J , imc 

REAL ESTATE 

a 

IQUAL MUtlRfi 

owomt 1 UNITIES 

500 S Ma>n Street 

Plymouth Mich 48170 

A BEIITR RETURN available on this investment 

Rentals are at a Premium and this compact 2 Bed 

room would be a perfect Low-Maintenance Rental 

Property All Aluminum Exterior, Over-Si/ed Lot, 

Garage and Protective Alarm System- $26,900 

- j 

take it trom 

"put YOUR Horvie on 

OUR'BeST SeLLeRS' LlSf 

Call or stop by our oflice today. 

•wtierstnu studies 

'H UN'OUf WATf RFRONI ranch which offers much 

1 im feature 1 bedrooms possibly 5, 3 full baths, 2 

' r "P i e. b'Mutifully finished basement formal dining 

ir '' 1 ; iciou' i- tcheri including all appliances central air, 

'.i' attacned garage EXTRAS 1 tXIRAS 1 $89 000 Call 

553 B 700 

Bf AUTlFUl describes this 3 bedroom. 2V? bath Colonial 

Bu.lifers own home with Spanish tile in kitchen, family 

"Mr powder room and foyer Natural fireplace, Coming 

'''I' tiuilt in stove dishwasher, central air, built-in pool Call 

553 8700 $49,900 

BEAUTIFUL I UXURY CONDO m "The Woods" Excellent 

carpeting and decor two bedrooms Formal dining Second 

floor ranch for safety and superview of courtyard from 

four doorwalls Large terrace Excellent location to I-275 

access $51,900 Call 553-87(^)0 

a 

AI YOUR CONVENIENCE lour this Lakepointe 

Ranch with 3 Bedrooms, 1 Vi Baths. Large Family 

l iving Area with Beautiful Stone Fireplace in Family 

Room, Open Dining and Well designed Kitchen with 

Pass-Thru and Built-ins RECREATION ROOM with 

Storage Cupboards m Basement 2-Car Attached 

Garage and Many Plesant features for Summer 

Fnioyment' Immediate Occupancy 1 $59,500 

PRIME VACANT I AND 12 Acres, Zoned 6 Commercial 

6 Residential in Canton Township Com 

mercial frontage on Hiqh traffic thoroughfare convenient 

to 1-275 Existing Home Included 

453-6800 

1111 

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HCESIN A\ L 50 STATES 

302 Birminghom 

B!x>mfield 

BY OWNER 

Unique architect design brick 

contemporary Chalet 2 bed 

rooms, 2 baths, cathedral ceil 

ings, natural fireplace, 2Va car 

attached garage Beautifully 

landscaped $149,500 For 

appointment call 64 2 6653 

BUCKINGHAM in Birmingham 4 

bedroom I'i story Dining room 

fireplace 2 car garage Birming 

ham schools Open Sal & Sun 2 5 

64 9 5949 

BIRMINGHAM 

WALLACE FROST Aulhentic Fng 

hsh Country residence Accentual 

ing a spacious solid beamed living 

room with attractive fireplace and 

bookshelves, large library formal 

dining room country kitchen 4 bed 

rooms, and 2 baths plus 5th bed 

room on 3rd floor Screened ter 

race, newer roof Immediate 

possession REALISTICALLY 

PRICED Call Today for Private 

Inspection 

CENTURY 21 

SECONTINE ASSOC 

626-8800 

NEW LISTING 

Bloomfield Village 

Exquisite decor in quality built 

2 story, seperate dining room, 

large family room, 2 fire 

places, much, much, more 

$139,500 

Ask for Genny Conrad 

Ileal Estate One 

644 4700 626-4269 

CITY BLOOMFIELD HILLS 

Contemporary Ranch on approx 

imately 2 acres Over 4000 sq ft 

living area 4 bedrooms. 4'j baths 

3 fireplaces Many special custom 

features Construction under way 

with changes still possible to meet 

your requirements 

BIRMINGHAM Ranches Avail 

able on land contract I0 r i dow. 

8 l 7 r r interest 2 bedrooms base 

ment $22,000 to $27 500 

RHODES 

Ofc 64 2 0014 Eve 646 1 074 

302 nqt 

loomfield nfic 

COUNTRY ESTATE 

Live with Horses Gardens, Nature 

and still be in the city This 2 acre 

Estate is on Adams Road near 

l-one Lake Road In the city of Troy 

in the school district of Bloomfield 

Hills A traditional Farmhouse with 

its stone basement walls 4 3 

fireplaces has all the nostalgia of 

yesteryear and yet it is modern 

and cozy making it very difficult to 

leave for work every morning 

l-arge den. spacious living room 

with fireplace, formal dining room, 

country kitchen with fireplace 

large screened in porch 4 bed 

rooms and a master bedroom with 

fireplace $97 500 

Equitable Realty 

544 3200 ' 544 7222 

* Birmingham 

Choice rolling lot in area of 

homes 100,000 ond over with 

privileges on Meadow Lake, 

$22,900 

Century 21 

ROB EC PROPERTIES 

OPER 

851-771 i 

OWNER TRANSFERRED 

l>ess than I year old Striking 3700 

Sq Ft custom 5 bedroom Contem 

porary Colonial on cul de sac 

Scenic wooded view. Walnut Lake 

privileges 2 full 4 2 half baths, 

master suite with private walkout 

balcony, 35 Ft living ropjn with 

natural fireplace, family room, 

study Unusual large custom 

kitchen 4 breakfast room latest 

top of the line built ins. 1st floor 

laundry, side entrance garage with 

opener 4 circular drive, full 

basement Close to excelleni 

schools First time offered Quick 

occupancy Asking onlv $175,000 or 

best offer 055-2045 

IN-TOWN STARTERS 

BOTH JUST LISTED both conven 

lently located 2 bedroom Ranch 

full tiled basement, full aluminum 

siding finished attic, fenced yard 2 

car tandem garage. 2 year old roof 

$31,900 

2 BEDROOM RANCH kitchen 

laundry appliances, dining room 

basement. 6 year old roof, new gul 

lers in 1977 garage $28,900. 


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EARL KEIM 

REALTY 

GREF.NTREES INC 

OPEN SUN 1-4 

1520 ABERDEEN Bloomfield Hills 

S off South Blvd between Squirrel 

and Opdyke Over 2100 sq ft con 

dominium with no common walls 

Georgian type architecture. 3 large 

bedrooms. 2't baths family room 

with fireplace 2 car attached 

garage full basement, central air 

with outstanding environment Just 

reduced to $74 900 

649-5 100 

Lathrup Village 

Colonial on a cul-de-sac 4 bedrooms. 

2'J baths Living room 

left of double door entrance 

Dining room with bay Fire 

place in family room Finished 

rec room with built in book 

shelves 4 cupboards Central 

air. carpeting 4 window treat 

menl included $64 900 

Frame Bungalow 

In Birmingham with natural 

oak woodwork 4 floors 4 bed 

rooms living room with fire 

place dining room eating 

space in kitchen library 2 car 

garage Walking distance to 

stores, schools 4 parks $57 900 

Bloomfield Village 

Colonial suitable for entertain 

ing 4 family living Large tiv 

ing room with marble fireplace 

formal dining room paneled 

family room with built in book 

shelves 4 bedrooms 2 baths 2 

powder rooms 1st floor laun 

dry Rec room . Central air 

Quality construction Well land 

scaped $189 000 

SNYDER 

KINNEY & 

BENNETT 

BIRMINGHAM MI4 7000 

First Federal 

Realty, Inc. t=* H 

SPECIALIZING IN THE SALE OF HOMES 

IN LIVONIA & SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES 

BUILDING 

SITE A beautiful spot m the country for that 

dream home ('all today for detail* and diree 

tions $18,000 Assumption available 

INCOME 

in the City of Plymouth Older t unit that has 

been updated Let us show you that this can 

he r money maker Asking $M,iMXi with land 

j-ontract terms 

A LOT OF HOME FOR THE MONEY' ATTRACTIVE 3 bed 

room Ranch on nicely landscaped lot in Farmmgoln Hills 

Bath and a half attached garage, large lot Owner transferred, 

fast occupancy Priced to sell at $39,900 Call 261 

5080 

M m b h 

Gracious living will be yours in this custom 2400 square 

foot Ranch 3 bedrooms, 2'/? baths, family room and first 

floor laundry Natural Oak woodwork and doors Basement 

finished beauh fully with fireplace, complete second kitchen 

and powder room $74,900 Call 261-5080 

m ai lou 

478-5400 

W ' 

BR.K k 

ranch in Westland featuring 't KeiieroiiH size 

bedrooms, full basement, lar^r country 

kitchen, 1 Mi baths, 'J car garage Onupaney at 

closing $28,MM) 

LIVONIA 

Make a point to see this all aluminum home 

offering large living room with fireplace, for 

mal dining room, full finished basement, 

garage, treed lot Asking 

In Ih> I illu^t 

Fashion Mull 

7 Mi It of Merriman 

l.i! nnin 

Cute three bedroom Ranch priced for young couples and 

retirees Move in and have a party Large living room 

recreation room with bar Secluded winding street near 

schools, churches and expressway $21,000 ( all 261 

5080 

SET ON A SMALL HILL is this lovely pillared colonial Fireplaced 

family room, den, four bedrooms two full baths, 

plus powder room and a fantastic pool $105,000 642' 

0703 

BEAUTIFUL PARK-LIKE ARCA Quiet country living three 

bedroom, two bath ranch, family room attached garage 

$44,900 642 0703 

V V 

* *• v 1 

^ x V 

Lake privileges 100 yards away Two bedrooms with base 

ment and garage on four treed lots Nice area $28,900 

642 0703 

THOMPSON-BROWN 

FARMINGTON ' LIVONIA 

553-8700 261-5080 

BRANCH OFFICES . . . 

BIRMINGHAM/BL00MFIELD 

642-0703 

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Bloomfield 

NO CATCHY 

Phrases Needed 

This house really is perfect for 

your growing family Friendly 

neighbors ond plenty of chil 

dren for yours to walk to Pem 

broke Elementary with Three 

bedrooms, kitchen with 

dinette area, full basemen! 

1 '/i car garage and screened 

porch situated on lovely tree 

lined street m Birmingham 

Just reduced to $46,990 

REALTY WORLD 

PROFESSIONALS 

649-0200 

NORTH WOODS setting '211 deep 

with charming 2 Story a short 

walk from Downtown Birmingham 

Complete in law suite or 

a pert ment with 2 private entrances 

on 1st floor Huge home on 2nd floor 

with beamed vaulted ceilings in 

open 25*15 living room dining 

room 4 kitchen 2 bedroom-- 

124 x!3 Master with full bath 

Central Air foyer & private 

entrance Heated 2 car attached 

garage $84 900 


6 4 6 6 0 0 0 

304 Farm. 

West ieW 

ATTRACTIVE 1 bedroom brick 

Cape Cod attached garage family 

room fireplace $65 490, Owner 47< 

9122 355 4551' 

BEAUTY TO CATCH 

THE EYE 

TTns stately Colonial will leave you 

breathless with its 4 bedrooms ret 

room, den family room with natu 

ral fireplace formal dining room 

carpeting thru-out heated inground 

pool, attached 2 car garage and 

MUCH MORF If super cons true 

tion plus a beautifully planned 

home with spacious rooms are 

appealing lo you please do not 

delay in seeing this 

home ONL"l $99 900 

CENTURY 21 

CORNERSTONE 4/8 4660 

BREATHTAKING 

VIEWrFROM EVERY WINDOW 

3 bedroom ranch on alrnsot 

an acre huge living room and 

family room, new kitchen 

$96,900 

W. BLOOMFIELD 

STATELY PILLARED 

COLONIAL 

'4 bedrooms, den. first floor 

laundry, on lovely wooded lot 

swim and tennis club in sub 

$93,900 

W. BLOOMFIELD 

• CHARMING 

3 BEDROOM RANCH on large 

lot, 2 way fireplace in living 

room and family room, full 

bath off master bedroom 

bright kitchen $60,500 

Ask for'Genny Conrad 

Real Estate One 

626 4269 , 644 4 700 

EXEC'S DREAM 

Nearly new and sitting on a •'« acre 

lot Features include country 

kitchen with built ins master bed 

room with balcony studio ceilings 

2'j baths family room with natural 

fireplace and wet-bar central air 

attached garage Offered al $H9 901) 

CENTURY 21 

TOOAY _ 538 2000 


Neat as a pin 4 bedroom brick 

ranch I'i baths attached garage 

You will like this unique floor plan 

and large master bedroom $42 900 

REALTY WORLD 

CHAPMAN 478 410(1 

304 Farmington 

West Bloomfield 

COLONIAL 

PARK WEST 

En|oy gracious living in this 

10 month ôung contempt 

rory quad Dramatic balcony 

overlooks spedcxulo' studio 

ceiling and dining area This 

unique home has 4 bedrooms 

2/7 baths cozy family room 

plus a 2 way fireplcxe, den 

and many more extras 

$107,900 Coll Century 21 

Fair Tywne for appointment 

Century 2 1 

F A I R 

T O W N E 

CO. 

626-8000 

lt\ OWNER Beautiful line year 

ild Herman Erarikel h-me n 

Bloomfield Hills Scti.»o| District 

Exceptional floor plan 2 storv 

garden staircase private master 

suite SUflken tub marble vanity 

dressing area Vâlk n i lose! 

bâty 5 bedrooms I pstairs 

plavrocm downsta.rs (.111 

room modern kitchen self cleaning 

double oven formal dining r> om 

beamed athedral ceiling wood 

decks off bedrooms dining and 

family room lentral air cond- 

Honing underground sprinkler s i. 

entrance garage walk-out bast 

menl Corner lot and many intra* 

$183 000 85) 2615 

BN OWNER I bedroom famnv 

room formal dining room 1st floor 

laundry with finished basement 

1 riderground sprinkler cntra air 

conditioning humidifier $S2 OOn 

851 "19" 

CLEVERLY DESIGNED Contem 

porary brick ranch with more living 

space but fewer housekeeping 

problem* 4 bedrooms 2 full bath-, 

extra large living room * th .1 

natural fireplace faun v room der 

2 car attached g.iragr All h • 

$#9 000 

Cranbrook 

Assoi Realtors 

Ml 6600 I58 

CUSTOM RANCHES 

EARMINt.TON HILLS 

1 bedrooms 2hatha family room 

with fireplace laundry room plus 

full basement 2 car , attached 

garage Muj ti More 

MODI- I OPEN 9AM 5PM 

30191 Gladstone & 3iil9ti Ardmore 

' Off Orchard Lake Rd r. rth of 13 

Mile west on Fhrwood t.. Ardm tC 

PADLH RUJLOJrMS 

FARMINGTON HILLS 3 bed 

rooms aluminum s idea ranch 

redecorated $21 00 •" • I • • 

Road 530 foot toSMaqe ,i ' »»• I .»• d < or'*- j. •' 

terms 

11 acres Canton Center 1 p-.- . : ».n • 

ft frontage 600 ft dccj ,r .• *. ,•• < 

terms 

B i b b l r IRealtp 

453-1020 

FOUR BEDROOMS 

TOR CHRISTMAS 

plus SO MUCH "Hire "> th •- • P.-Jsitfi 

cedar two story colonia 

Wiilk in closet full t alt .t 1 

bedroom. Country *.• -hi 

cupboard space no-wa 

washer Family roort with w. n 

Basement Be t 'ituliy ia" :•-< ai 

a 1'ist one year old fieateif • g'-n. i n 

and well decorated home 1 Hai 

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* 

Aid ttw ». • ,r a,i 

the PLYMOUTH elementary sctoc A HL 

SPECIAL at $61,500' 

1 ! .)' 

tlf, 

YULE LOVE THIS ONE 1 

No exterior maintenance with thi; .1 tiruk m- C t v\ " 

aluminum trim 3 bed'oor": e>tra 1 . ban. ' 

basement Exciting country styled n'i ' ove's/e t 

heated and insulated garage perfect hobliy a'e.i 

Iree shaded yard hxtra sharp' S .per We-* r : 

Location and attractively priced a: $35 900 

REMEMBER GRANDMA'S HOUSE 9 

The huge living room and dmieg




Fttl THE PLEASURE 

of owning this charming 3 

y«ir old home in ROILING 

OAKS that has oil the fine 

features you would build into 

a home of your own without 

the inconvenience and higher 

cost of building Tastefully 

decorated 4 bedroom colonial 

with large foyer, huge living 

room and dining room with 

bow windows ultra modern 

kitchen library family room 

that opens to a large wood 

deck, lorge cul de-sac lot Coll 

us today Owner asking 

$ I 39 900 


2 050 SQ FT 

Well planned 3 tied room brick 

ranch with many deluxe fea 

tures GE designed kitchen 

with island range formal din 

ing room. 20 ft family room 

with fireplace. 2' j baths, cul 

de sac lot. immediate occu 

poncy 183.900 

Realty World 

JERRY F EDWARDS 

& ASSOCIATES 

553 8100 

farmington hills 

WESTLAKK VILLAGE SI H 

Attractive brick colonial 4 bed 

rrm I'i baths paneled family 

room with healolator fireplace 

doorwall lo patio dininK room fin 

ished basement 2 ear attached 

RaraKe Immediate occupancy 

won l last at $52 *xi 

TQWER 4 78 5090 


K1MHERLV Sl'HMVISION 

Beautiful brick tri level 3 large 

bedrooms plus den I'i baths pan 

eled family room natural fireplace 

large kitchen dinette with built ins 

Elorida room with BBy 2 car 

attached garage automatic door 

premium lot Walking distance to 

Mercy High School Only $72,900 

tower 4 78-5090 

oa e 

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West Bloom fieW 

"For A Great 

Family Like Yours" 

This 5 bedroom. 3 full bath 

good-level gives you the room 

you need in o fine neighbor 

hood Many features such as 

sprinkler system, intercom, 

attic fan, air conditioning, 2 

terraces and many new instal 

lafions Coll for your appoint 

ment now $83,900 

EARL 

KEIM 

Realty North, Inc. 

681-5700 

JUST LISTED 

tNo 141 A spacious, original owner, 

executive home featuring 3 full 

baths a formal dining room, a huge 

family recreation room with wet 

bar and natural fireplace, and 3 

large bedrooms An excellent neigh 

borhood of custom built homes 

close to downtown Earmington 

Custom lighting and draperies 

throughout A maintenance free 

brick ii aluminum exterior Asking 

$76,900 will consider offers 

Century 2 1 

VINCENT N LEE 

EXECUTIVE TKANSEER SALES 

553-3408 

KENDA1.WOOD BY Owner Multi 

level. 3 bedroom I '? bath, 

cathedral ceiling living room 

family room, dining room with 

fireolace modern kitchen large 

nicely landscaped lot, many extras 

$69 500 Principals only 553 0313 

LARKSHIRE SCHOOL neighbor 

hood 3 lor 4 i bedroom ranch move 

in condition new carpeting, IW 

baths dining area large finished 

basement family room sewing or 

4th bedroom redwood deck, 

enclosed sun room 2'j car garage 

Owner transferred wishes to sell 

quickly $43,000 Phone after 3 F'M 

or on weekends 478 054,' 

FRANKLIN VILLAGE 2 bedroom 

and den ranch stvie on wooded lot 

Newl decorated, fully carpeted 

Attached 2'j car garage $62,900 or 

besl offer 358 4545 Sunday and 

evenings 855 2515 

38 OOP bsi )802 

) W BLOOMFIELD 

LAKE ESTATES 

Custom contemporary colonial 

Immediate occupancy $1 25 000 

682 2639 

OPEN SUNDAY 18130 SAN ROSA LATURUP VILl 

AGE beautiful 4 or 5 bedroori Colonial. 2V? baths, 

fieri t.imily room îth fireplace carpeted first floor 

laundry recreation room, patio with gas grill 

attached oarage, $69,900 

SUPER HCMF -n Redford elbow room galore on 

almost 1 J '-i acrn lot 3 bedrooms family room dining 

room, carpeting. 2 fireplaces barn corral, green 

house garage $74 900 

COMMERCE LAKE privileges SHARP,3 bedroom 

Tri, family room, carpeting, built iris marble sills 

newly decorated, garage, $52,900 

SOU I HE IE LD Charmer. 3 bedroom ranch on a mce 

size lot. convenient location and it is in very nice 

condition $28,500 

i 

Martin, 

Kfttebnm 

Jb Martin 

Offered c Local G Area c Builders 

v 

BRAND NEW FOR '78 

Les Elegance 

3 bedroom massive country kitchen with bu.ilt- 

ms overlooking large family room with fireplace 

tull basement attached garage full brick only 

Mill K. 

N 

flger-Sikora 

Homes 

421-1555 

1-7 i\> 1 daily 

sat. & sun. 

12 5 i'm 

(closk i) 'i'lirus.) 

OLD VILLAGE 

142001 

.11172 MS K Wil t. IMUU 

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of... R v U s 

IN BEAUTIFUL FARMINGTON 

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JOHN M.GOODMAN 

BUILDING CO 

Phone 4 7b 2050 

OF I S ('F 

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For Space 

Reservation 

Contact 

Roy Meadows 

261-8600 

Grand Opening 

HAWTHORN 

SECTION 11 

in beautiful 

ROCHESTER 

Hawthorn s lirst section of tine homes 

has been sold out and the Grand 

Opening for Section II is new under 

way 35 Home sites nave already been 

sold since the 1st of September in 

Rochester's newest and finest community 

CHOICE BUILDING 

SITES AVAILABLE 

FOR SELECTION NOW! 

HAWTHORN 

Please Call... 

651-3684 

MODFL HOURS 

1 to8 DAILY 

SAT t2 S SUN 12 7 

IC1 OSED THURSDAY! 

Luxury Homes from Low $90 s 

[Q THOMPSON-BROWN f 

SALES AGENT 

From $71,000 

to $85,000 

bRANQ WVIR 

i 

TTursda y. December 1. 1977 



Owner Anxious 

to move to country This lovely 

Georgian Colonial has |ust 

been reduced to $105 000' 

Four large bedrooms, two 

story marble foyer with circu 

far stairway, family room with 

fireplace, formal dining room 

and finished basement, Pn 

veat patio off large garden 

kitchen Professionally lond 

scaped and decorated Out 

standing quality and 

aaftsmanship 

REALTY WORLD 

PROFESSIONALS 

649-0200 * 

304 on 

West field 

»5I) 

RAVINE SETTING with stream 

running behind this one of a kind 

home in a gracious setting Thjs 

home is too Dizarre to describe in 

an ad Suffice to say it has 3 

bedrooms 2 baihs family room with 

a sunken conversation pit 20*22 

screened Elorida room deck on 

back and doorwalls facing the 

ravine And all sorts of other stuff 

1 11 tell you about when you call 

$79 900 Farmington Hills 

() Connell i Associates 478 8898 

N Bloomfield 

OPEN SI N 2 5 

REDUCED TO 1133 500 

PRESTIGIOUS area 4-SOPH IS' 

TICATED decor will impress you i 

your friends in this spacious quad 

level in BLOOM FIELD SCHQOl 

district featuring 4 bedrooms 

central air sprinkling system 4 

much more 3M8 Valley view Kane 

iE of Orchard Lake S of Lone 

Pine 

PALMER 

A&soc Inc I Realtors 

645 9700 

WOODCRAFT SUB 

Only $79 900 for this four bedroorr b 

E h 

WO(l| | moijhs 1 i • A> 

i? ». •»a 1 h sun 

ic.i nsf r> 'mihs . 

fOWflPOS & HOVA/l IL 

MASTER BOILDtBS INC 

363-4166 

LOCATED 1 MiLE vVE ST 

OF HILLEO AT LOCHAVF N \ WILLOW

61)* 

304 Farmi 

West 

Thursday. December 1. 1977 

* 

on 

oom field 

SPACIOUS 4 bedroom ranch on 

over an acre of rolling wooded land 

in WMI Bloomfield S Lake Country 

Features a circular staircase to rec 

room with woodburmng parlor 

stove 2 gas grills 4 gas baseboard 

brat Asking 178 900 Open house 

Saturday 4 Sunday 6120 Commerce 

Rd 343 5863 

'/2 ACRE 

Sharp face brick ranch offers couri 

try kitchen with built ins and pan 

try ] large bedrooms natural fire 

place family room gas heal 

attached 2 car garage Priced at 

only $61 500 

CENTURY 21 

TODAY 538 2000 

4 BEDROOM RANCH 

iNo 5 i 1-ooking for a spacious 

ranch'' Stop This home features 4 

bedrooms family room with fire 

place huge kitchen 3 full baths 

central air 2'J car garage plus 

more F.arlv occupancy Prime 

area Close to \ ways schools 4 

shopping Onlv $79 WO 

Century 2 1 

VINCENT N LEE 

E \ F ( T T I \ B TRANSFER SALES 

553-3408 


Woods 

N6W SUBDIVISION 

Buy today before the new 

price increases Choice lots 

perfect to Custom build your 

dream home Ranches coloni 

als. split levels, your plan or 

Jur^ Convenient to schools, 

shopping, churches call us 

today for all the information 


NEAR IHE LAKES 

2 200 sq H custom brick 

ranch with 3 bedrooms 22 ft 

kitchen with built ms 24 ft 

family room featuring cathe 

drol ceiling and fireploce full 

basement 2' ? baths, large lot 

with circular drive OWNFR 

WANTS ACTION asking 

$83 900 

Realty World 

JERRY F EDWARDS 

& ASSOCIATES 

^53 8100 

GRACIOUS KING SIZED (JL'AD 

LEVEL top location 4 bedrooms 

master bedroom has fireplace as 

does large family room with wet 

oar Ciourmet kitchen doorwall to 

patio gas barbecue, central air 

turmal dining room 1126 900 


6 2 6 9 10 0 

WEST 

BLOOMFIELD 

Very elegant 4 bedroom 

home country club living on 

'he 5th fairway of Wabeek 

country club Circular drive 

and professiono II y land- 

scaped Features too numer 

ous to mention $215 000 

Call 851 1900 (50796) 


West Bloomfield" 

FIRST OFFERING 

Ro'Kh, 3 bedrooms 2 bath, 

paneled and beamed family 

room with fireplace attached 

garage Super condition, 

beautiful 'reed Site Close to 

schools shopping, ond trans 

oortafion $60 900 

EARL 

KEIM 

Realty North, Inc 

681-S70Q 

306 Southfiekl 

lathnjp 

CAMBRIDGE VILLAGE 

BY owner 1 bedroom immaculate 

brick ranch I 'J baths finished 

basement 135.900 ^ 363 8 5 89 

I RAN BROOK \ 11.1. A G E 3 bed 

room brk ranch 1 bath targeted 

newly decorated partis finished 

basement 2 car gnrnge

Thursday, December I. 1977 

322 Condominiums 

For Sale 

EXCLUSIVE Centaur Firm Vil- 

lage W Bloomfield 3 bedroom 24 

baths fireplace lofl or den on 3rd 

n OOf >78 S00 6610625 

FARMINGTON HILLS Beautiful 

brick condo surrounded by a 

wooded paradise ravine and 

stream 2 huge bedrooms, large hv 

ing room with dining all appli 

ances carpeting Ml,700 

CENTURY 2 

Hartford 414 Inc 478 6000 

Highland Lake 

Afler a hard dav RKLAX A crack 

ling fire in the fireplace and a 

hotoby to work on or look out on Ihe 

winter world over Ihe lake Three 

bedrooms Good occupancy Gall 

now (or appointment An easy hv 

-ng I 

Century 21 

Gene Darke 2 Realtor 

851 -6700 

NOVI 2 stprv colonial balh 4 a 

half garage $34 900 Call Ken 

Fnend 

Norwood Real Kstate 425 1500 

PEBBl.E CREEK condominium. 2 

bedrooms 1 full and 2 half baths 

tiearned 22 ft high living room with 

fireplace $91 500 Call Monday ihru 

Fri dav 9 6 pm for appoinlmenl 

356 9226 

TROY NORT HF1ELL) Hills 3 

bedrooms finished basemen! 14 

balhs formal dining room carpel 

ing fireplace (lose lo pool 

Clubhouse $49 500 64 1 73 54 

326 Duplexes For Sale 

DUPLEX: Ford Rd Evergreen 

(Fairlane area I. aluminum, 2 story, 

basement 2 car garage, excellent 

rental Only $18,906 $5 500 assumes 

L C 84

M># 

Thursday. December 1, 1977 

400 Apo-tments To Rent 

STUDIO apartment. 877 Stark 

weather. Plymouth Call for 

appointment 358 0099 

1130 Royal Oak I bedroom stove 

refrigerator carpet A C 

CM Farmington Hills 1 bedroom 

walk in closets slove refrigerator 

cairpet singles OK 

We have manv more 

HOME FINDERS RENTAL SVC 

27650 Farmington at 12 Mile 

Phone 553 XX) I 

20220 Parker l.ivonia 4 room 

apartment I person or married 

couple GR 4 3961 

TELEGRAPH 7 Mile 1 bedroom 

with appliances air all utilities 

except electric $185 plus security 

deposit 537 2968 

404 Houses To Rent 

Apts. 

402 Furnished 

For Rent 

Completely Furnished 

MONTHLY LEASES 

Lovely 1 and 2 bedroom apart 

ments Linens dishes TV air 

Excellent locations ALSO weekly 

leases available 334 1502 

ROYAL CHAMBERS 

APARTMENTS 

PLYMOUTH I bedroom furnished 

apartment all utilities except 

electric no children or pets. $250 

rent plus $375 security 459 0217 

FURNISHED 

EXECUTIVE DELUXE 

A P.TS 4 CON DOS 

1 bedroom $350 $400 

2 bedroom $450 $500 

3 bedroom 2 bath $550-$600 

Several locations I vr lease New 

furniture Large selections ware 

bouse showroom 

GLOBE INTERIOR RENTALS 

I IIOO Ef Maple t I S Mile • Troy 

w 1 of I 75 ' 588 1800 

MONTHLY LEASES 

LUXl'RY completely furnished 1 

and 2 bedroom apartments Linens 

dishes Color TV available Near 14 

Mile A Woodward From $395 

ROYAL MANOR 

549 I 174 

REDFORD furnuhrt studio apart 

ment middleaged working woman 

utililiesinduded KE3 7779 

SHORT TERM LEASE Attractive 

(urnished one bedroom apartment 

Unens dishes TV poof air 14 

Mile i Crooks $375 Monthly After 

5 PM 435 6281 

TROY DELUXE complete 2 bed 

room 2 bath golf course view 

available Jan tillMav I Adults no 

pets security deposit 843 4791 

TWO BEDROOM beautifully fur 

nished apartment available Dec 21 

to April 1 Hunter s Ridge 14 Mile 

near Northwestern Hwy $450 

826- 3787 

BEVERLY HILLS. 3 bedroom 

Ranch, central air. $475 per month 

Realtor Eveimngs only 84ft 3530 

BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS 7 2 

bedrooms hot water heat heAied 

garage $300 monthly. 1'i months 

deposit, credit refrences, after 6 pm 

or all day weekends 335 2812 

BIRMINGHAM 3 bedroom, I 1 ! 

baths built 1975. carpeting, drapes 

dishwasher, range refrigerator, 

washer dryer disposal $475 478 

7400, Evenings 332 2319 

BIRMINGHAM 3 bedroom'linek 

Cape. !'•» car garage, finished 

basement, newly remodeled 

kitchen, ktichen appliances, fin 

ished study $475 645 9739 

BIRMINGHAM Cranbrook Maple 

area 2 bedroom full basement with 

den, good starter retirement 

home Excellent condition No pels 

2jrar lease 64 4 4 6 90 

BIRMINGHAM 2 bedrooms, large 

family room, carpeted, range 

refrigerator, no garage $350. plus 

security No pets Evenings 851 1039 

BIRMINGHAM Older 2 bedroom 

ranch Fireplace basement, 

garage kitchen appliances, carpt 

ing, no pets Available now at $285 

plus security 

BIRMINGHAM Cute 2 bedroom, 2 

story W of Woodward Dining 

room den 2 car garage carpeted 

throughout kitchen appfiances 

Available Dec 10 at $325 

LAKE ORION 3 bedroom 1'jbath 

ranch on Tamarack Lake i5 miles 

N of Rochester 1 Family room with 

fireplace, kitchen appliances, car 

peting drapes attached garage 

Lake Orion school bus at door 

Available nOw at $450 

ROCHESTER 4 bedroom. 2'i bath 

colonial Family room with fire 

place, new appliances new carpet 

ing and drapes Attached 2 l i car 

garage Available immediately at 


ABANDON YOUR HUNT 

W'e have Tenants A Landlords 

SHARE REFERRAL SERVICE 

334 6673 

GOODE Ml 7 1898 

BIRMINGHAM IN TOWN 3 bed 

room 2 baths references St I yr 

lease required $400 a month call 

338 6643 or 644 2828 

BIRMINGHAM CLEAN Sharp 2 

bedroom ranch, full basement 

garage fenced yard near com 

muter immediate Dossesion Ask 

for Peter Schump Maple Associate 

542 6500 644-1875 

BIRMINGHAM 1 block east of 

Woodward Insulated Si carpeted 2 

bedroom ranch plus sun room 

excellent condition Basement. 

E arage fenced yard Modern 

itchen with refrigerator freezer 4 

self cleaning range $330 month plus 

I'* month securitv deposit Agent 

644 1590 

CANTON 3 bedrooms, baths. 2 

car attached garage, family room 

with fireplace air and appliances 

$475 per month Evenings week 

ends 482 1893 

CHERRY HILL Harrison Area 3 

bedroom 1 'j bath tri level. 2 car 

garage $300 security. $275 monthly 

plus utilities 459 7074 

COMMERCE all new 3 bedroom 

Ranch large kitchen, attached 

garage, view of Wolverine Lake 

KefTence* $400 a month 624-891 1 

FARMINGTON. 2 bedroom, car 

peted dining room gas fireplace, 

finished basement, large yard, rent 

$300 Security deposit $450 1-878-8915 

400 Apartments To Rent 

KENSINGTON PARK 

APARTMENTS. 

NEW 1 & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT^ 

FROM $225 

DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM 

KENSINGTON STATE PARK 

AT I-96 & KENTLAKE EXIT 

V 11 shag earoetmg cunbouô A 0QO' *i' ©ondi 

' " • -q h O I' cef, Both .-joi'-'-oA Dark far iitiec r-ghf 

1 , 'ho fi '-id 

Mgr 437-6794 Open Daily & Sunday 

9 AM-9PM 

• Kitdwn oppttoncM 

• Swimming pod # T«rrt« 

• HottFOMnd • c — r d dr 

• Private f*rowc— • 1 V j baths 

2 A 3 bedroom townhomta 

$ 2 4 5 

from 

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« 01 T*0n** 

Mod* Open dotty 104 

4 Wnfa.d, h-S 

Amberwoods 

942-0180 

It 

PHASE II 

NOW OPEN! 

a unique, new apartment 

jkiiK 

in picturesque Farmington Hills 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 

77 acres of private parks • tennis 

courts • pool and cabana • spring fed 

stream and pond • bike trails • picnic 

areas • Luxuriously conceived Family 

Room lownhouses • door walls onto 

patio from family room • onto balcony 

from living room • first floor powder 

room, etc From $455 

Balcony and Patio Apartments 

• up to 2 full baths huge storage rooms 

traffic free floor plan 1 and 2 bedroom 

apartments $285-$375, 

includes carpeting 

Furnished models open daily, 10 a m to 6 

p m. Nestled midst rolling terrain in resi- 

dential Farmington Hills, on 9 Mile Road, 

West of Drake Road 

Phone (313) 478-4664 


EARMINGTON, 2 bedroom, fullv 

carpeted, newly redecorated, 

includes stove and refrigerator. 

$285 per month plus utilities $150 

security 478 5798 

FARMINGTON New 4 bedroom 

colonial on small lake, available 

December 9th. carpeted, stove 

refrigerator, dishwasher, fireplace 

In family room. $650 monthly, may 

consider rent with option to buy 

363 8885 


FARMINGTON II Mile. Orchard 

Lake Rd. 2 bedroom, living room, 

gas heat, garage, $250 monthly, 

security deposit After 5PM 477 6824 

FARMINGTON HILLS Shia 

wassee Middlebelt, 3 bedrooms 

carpeted, $250 plus security 21656 

Hamilton Shown Thurs Fri 11 I 

FARMINGTON HILLS 2 bedrooms 

garage, large lot $225 plus 

security 474 5210 

FOR rent or buy, Lahser Five 

Mile 2 bedroom. $200 per month 

plus security 356 7387 

GARDEN C^TY 3 bedroom nicely 

decorated carpeting, conveniently 

located, basement, security deposit 

E ol Middlebelt, N of Ford Rd 

5643 Helen Open 12 3.30 Sat Sun 

GARDEN CITY 4 bedroom l'\ 

story, full basement, lb car 

garage, fenced yard, $240 Inonth, 

first month rent plus security- 

deposit in advance Tenant pays all 

utilities 1 family preferred 421 8497 

LANDLORDS at no cost lo you. let 

us send you select, qualified 

tenants Call for details 


PHONE 553 9001 

LEAVING TOWN! 

Don't Want To Sell! 

Consult us about our rental and or 

property management service 

Over 9 years experience in manage 

ment field Competitive rates 

GOODE REAL ESTATE 

1411 N Woodward MI 7 1898 

LIVONIA Inkster Grand River 

area 2 bedrooms, private home, 

couples preferred no pets $185 

monthly Please call D39 8267 

LIVONIA. 4 bedroom ranch, family 

room. 2 baths. 1st floor laundry 

basement, garage appliances, new 

carpeting immediate occupancy 

$475 a month. Call after rl'M 

425 8341 

LIVONIA 6 Mile and Inkster area 

3 Bedroom references and secruity 

deposit $250 Monthly Call evenings 

for appointment 261 1859 

LIVONIA 7 Mile Farmington Rds 

4 bedroom brick ranch family 

room. 2 baths, basement, central 

air. 2'T car garage $425 month 

Securitv deposit Available Jan 

477-3070 

LIVONIA 7 Mile. I 275 Area 3 

bedroom brick ranch. 1 bath, 

basement less 2'J car garage $350 

per month, first, last plus security 

261 9254 

LIVONIA. 7 Mile A Farmington 

Rd , 2 bedroom brick with garpge. 

working couple desired Refer 

ences 474-1855 

NICE 3 bedroom house, 14 baths, 

with carport in Auburn Heights 

$245 Working couple preferred 

Reference anddeposit 651-3761 

NORTHVILLE 

Large 4 bedroom, 3'I bath Stone 

House Fireplace 5 acres Hag 

gerty. Road $650 per month 

TEBCO Real Estate 

64 5 9848 _ 796 3962 

NORTHVILLE 4 bedrooms I'J 

baths, family room. 2 car attached 

garage $450 plus utilities Security 

deposit, no pets 349 5729 

NORTHVILLE North Hills New 4 

bedroom, 2'i bath, family room 

attached garage $625 plus utilities 

Security deposit, no pets 349-5729 

NORTHWEST DETROIT. ' Ever 

green. Warren Area 6549 Grand 

ville, 2 bedroom brick bungalow, 

basement, nice yard, $240 month 

Call between 4 It 6 PM 278 8319 

NOVI, immediate occupancy 

Lovely 3 bedroom colonial on 

('•rand River, formal dining, fire 

place carpeting, no pels or 

children $375. plus security 349 

6128 349 7445 

PLYMOUTH AREA executive 

home, 4 bedrooms I'j baths, 

family room garage central air 

$475 per month plus $525 security 

luireif 

421 6906 

PLYMOUTH neat 3 bedroom 2 

bath fenced yard 2 car garage 

stove refrigerator Call evenings 

459 4244 

PLYMOUTH TOWNSHIP 2 bed 

rooms, family room, new kitchen, 

new gold carpet, large fenced yard 

trees fertilized garden garage 

$380 plus security and references 

Adults 455 5729 

REDFORD TWP Small house 7 

Mile and Beech area $170 per 

month 535 8433 

REDFORD. 5 bedroom gas heaL 

garage fenced yard., basement 

Carpeted A Drapery $250 monthly 

plus utilities plus security deposit 

421 6868 

ROYAL OAK 

Nice 2 bedroom, carpeting garage 

appliances Close to schools No 

pets $290 per month Plus deposit 

Call 547 6044 334 0567 

ROYAL OAK, spacious 3 bedroom 

brick, fireplace carpeting finished 

full basement.central air sun deck 

attached garage $450 645-5249 

£49 5236 

SMALL home near Adams Square 

Carpeting, appliances basement 2 

working adults References secu 

rity deposit No pets $220 MI 4 8 852 

SOUTHFIELD brick ranch 3 

bedrooms immediate occupancy 

redecorated, carport, walk Ele- 

mentary. no pets, $400 monthly 

plus security 569 6943 , 557 6515 

THREE Bedroom brick home 13 

Mile Greenfield area 2 car garage 

fireolace $350 month plus utilities 

and security deposit 64 5 9637 

THREE bedrooms gas heat One 

bedroom, living room, kitchen 

furnished $200 monthly plus 

utilities $200 security deposit 

KE 5 5319 

THREE BEDROOM ranch with 

basement. 2 car attached garage 

907 Opdyke. near Silverdome $400 

per month O RILLEY REALTY 

689 8844 

TROY 4 bedrooms 2 full baths 

family room with fireplace Carpet 

ing drapes appliances, garage 

$450 per month Plus security No 

pets 577 3840 After 7 PM 689 1455 

TWO BEDROOM on Cass Lake 

Channel. $260 per month plus 

utilities Security deposit Refer 

ences 851-0700 

TWO BEDROOM house' $200 

security deposit. $200 monthly, 

563 2873 

WAYNE RI) Palmer Rd area 

small 3 bedroom home, immediate 

occupancy. $225 month 476-3754 

WAYNE-WESTLAND Area near 

Palmer It Venoy. large duplex, 

unfurnished. $200 monthly. $200 

deposit, married couple steady 

employment. 2 children, no pets. 

562 4451 

deposit References reqi 

WEST BLOOMFIELD 3800 sq ft 

ranch, 4 bedrooms 3 full baths, 

family room It fireplace, all 

appliances. 2'* attached garage, 

immaculate immediate occupancy 

$660 682 7485 645 1011 

WESTLAND Attractive 3 bedroom 

Ranch, basement, yard $250 mo 

Security deposit 477-0196 

WESTLAND, 2 bedroom 2'i car 

garage $250 per month. $250 

depoait Couples preferred 721 2586 

$300, Farmington Hills redecorated 

3 bedrooms stove carpet 2 

children OK 

$285, Royal Oak 2 bedrooms large 

kitchen, stove refrigerator carpet 

drapes, I car garage, fenced 

yard 

We have many more 


27650 Farmington al 12 Mile 

Phone 553-9001 

406 Furnished Houses 

To Rent 

BEVERLY HILLS Very nice 3 

bedroom ranch Fireplace, family 

room dining room 2 car garage, no 

pets Available Dec 29 until July 1 

at $400 

Ml 7-1898 

GOODE 

BIRMINGHAM. 2 bedrooms car 

peted. all appliances, dishwasher 

newly decorated Convenient to 

shopping, commuter, no children or 

pets. $380 plus securitv & refer 

ences 649 5662 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS comfort 

able small ranch house nicely 

furnished 1 couple onlv mid Dec 

lo April I 332 1575 


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FOX LANE - 

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Snelby Township " ' d 

Just north of M 59, on West Utica Rd 

between Mound & Ryan Qpen WeekdayS l0-6 

739-3000 Weekends 11 5 

BRGDKDALE 

Brand new, spacious apartments 

immediate occupancy 

Pool ond beautifully landscaped grounds 

$ 2 f c 

1 bedroom from 4m • 

2 bedroom from 4 a ^ P v 

phone: 437-1223 

located at the corner of Pontiac 

Trail and Nine Mile Road 

(Sorry No Pels) 

uiZf-M mm 

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a p a r t m e n t s 

MIHHEV1K < OVI 

On beautiful 1 & 2 Bedrooms 

Lake nestled in M• spactousclosets 

a natural wooded M• (joiqy+> tioorpign 

setting \U&M• Ratios & Balcomes 

apartment liv M * 24 hour maintenance 

my COmmun-/• i uli appliancocl kitchen 

ity you SO M • K ds ft pets welcome 

rightly de-# •Year .wound 

serve 

From 

$215 

rec reational 

activities 

CALL 485-8666 

Model Hours M-F 9-6 Sat 10 5 

Sun 1 -5 

take I 94 tot-xi! 183 go South then IpM 

on Huron River Drive 

PROFESSIONAL 

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MANAGEMENT 0Y 

roperties 

406 Furnished Houses 

To Rent 

FOR L&SE 

Completely furnished lovely home 

in prime area of Birmingham, 

December thru April Adults only 

No pets References required Ask 

for Alice Blyat 

644 6700 

BROOCK 

Realtors 

SPACIOUS TOWN House 

Bloomfield Lake Winter resort 

setting 2 fireplaces, private 

streets, snow removal No children. 

t*> pets, references. Jan 16 June I 

651 0665 

408 ftjplexes To Rent 

DOWNTOWN Birmingham, 2 bed 

room 'x house $300 plus Utilities. 

64 5 2800 

DUPLEX Royal Oak Modem 

spacious. 3 bedrooms 2 baths, 

carpeted, all kitchen appliances, 

basement, attached parage 541 6492 

CfcRDEN CITY sharp one bed 

rftom, appliances, carpeting air 

laundry facilities, $240 includes 

heal No pets, children Mature 

adults only 

478-7640 

LIVONIA 2 bedroom duplex. $240 

monthly . security References No 

pets Middlebelt It Plymouth area 

421 1763 

PLYMOUTH AREA Brand new 2 

bedroom Colonial i'i baths, $3S0 

plus security deposit Call after 6 

PM 261 0166 

ROYAL" OAK, 2 bedrooms" I'i 

baths fully carpeted, appliances 

included, central air. gas heat, 

immediate possession $325 per 

month plus security deposit After 6 

PM 391 3487 

S LYON 2 bedroom duple* on 

qui el street 10 minutes from 

Twelve Oaks Mall, no pets $250 

month, call after 6 pm 474 3026 

WESTLAND. brand new carpeted 

2 bedroom, no pets. 464 3009 

WESTLAND. Wayne Ford Rd 

area 34713 John Hauk New 2 

bedroom duplex, carpeted, large 

yard near schools It shopping $265 

month Call between 4 It 6 PM 

278-8319 

410 Rats To Rent 

GARDEN CITY, lower llal" 2 

bedroom, no children, no peU, all 

utilities paid 8240 > month 525-2818 

JOY It GREENFIELD, I bedroom 

upper flat, washer-dryer 1150 plus 

utilities fl SO Security 5 8 4 0 641 or 

VE 5 2021 

412 Townhouse* 

Condot. To Rent 

CLEARWATER BEACH luxuri 

ously furnished 2 bedroom con 

dominium 813 441 3428 

IN BIRMINGHAM walk to 

downtown, 2 bedroom townhouse 

central air, very private, $450 

month, call 642 0187 

:jnnis Courts e Sauras , 

wrcisp Ftiuip-me-'i '• x - y j F ^ . 2 

CANTON 

COMMONS 

TOWNHOUSE RENTALS 

1. 2. 3, BEDROOM 

FROM $153 

APPLICATIONS NOW BEING 

fAKEN FOR FUTURE RENTAL 

Carpeting. Modern Appliances 

Children Welcome No pets 

HAOGERTY ROAD 

Betw Michigan 4 Cherry Hill 

397-0300 

AVON HILLS 

in the beautiful Rochester 

- Avon Twp area Carefree 

Townhouse living for your 

family at an affordable price 

Includes 

• Gar pet ing 

• Full basement 

• Electric Range 

• Frost-free Refrigerator 

• Swimming Pool f* 

Qubhouse 

Two bedroom Cooperatives 

are now available, from 

S272 

Two bedroom Rentals. $306 

Both rental and cooperative 

Townhouses are now being 

offered 

Visit the information center ot 

A V O N HILLS 

Between Rochester 4 Livemois 

Rds off Avon Rd 

Mon thru Fri 2 6 

Sat 12-4 PM 

or call 652 0800 

Equal Opportunity in Housing 

412 Townhouses- 

Condos. To Rent 


Cooperative 

located on Woodward Ave I mile 

north of Square Lake Rd I 2 3 bet* 

room townhouses From $145 to $191 

per mo Membership fee required 

Call 10-5 Mon , Tues , Thurs Fri 

335 7452 Wed 557 2930 

BIRMINGHAM condom inium 

excellent location walking distance 

lo Birmingham, central business 

district and to the commuter train 

2 bedrooms, dining room, I'j baths 

finished basement wall to wall 

carpeting References required 

$300 month Please call between 6 8 

PM Mon thru Fri 649 6093 


Cooperative 

Located on Woodward Ave I mile 

north of Square Lake Rd One bed 

room units, some wilh full base 

ments $145 to $163 per mo Mem 

bership fee required Call 10 5 Mon . 

Tues Thurs Fri 335 7452 Wed 

557 2930 

NORT H FtEL D HILLS 3 bed ro o m s 

den attached garage basement 

2'i baths private setting no pets 

$409 plus Condo fee 85 1 0665 64 1 8335 

PARTIALLY furnished condo in 

Rochester 3 bedrooms 2'i baths 

washer St dryer indoor pool 6 

month lease only 375 9065 

PLYMOUTH Woodgale Tiirt 

dominium Prestigious unit 2 large 

bedrooms. 24 baths, fireplace 

paiio deck with privacy fence air 

conditioned, swimming pool & 

clubhouse, full basement, garage 

$425 per month McNamara 7.ann 

Assoc Inc 9 A M 5 P M 464 2707 

RIVB* BEND 

TOWNHOUSES 

2 bedrooms, I'J baths, dishwasher, 

ai/\onditioner. ad many, many 

«tras including an imposing com- 

munity house and swimming pool 

Excluaively for residents 

FROM $340 

RIVB* BEND 

30500 West Warren 

(Between Middlebelt St Merriman 

421 4977 

SOMERSET PARK Troy town 

house 2 bedrooms I'i balhs 

Basement, children area Across 

from Somerset Park Swimming 

and tennis $400 per month 645-2710 

Southfield Townhouses 

New two bedroom Townhouses in 

beautiful suburban residential area 

One and one half baths, Hotpoint 

Appliances Central Air. Carpeting 

Drapes Full Basement Carport 

Children Permitted No Pets 

Immediate Occupancy 

$375 Per Month 

Lasher Rd Corner McClung 

Between 9 It 10 Mile Rds 

355-3253 

Equal Opportunity Homing 

TOWNHOUSE CONDO 

BIOOMFIELD HILLS 

22 living room. 19' x 17 bedrooms, 

I'i baths Basement, attached 

garage All appliances including 

washer and dryer Fully carpeted 

8650 Available NOW 

Parke, Winter & Reed 

646-5000 

TOWNHOUSE 

SOUTHFIELD AREA 

6 month lease on 2 bedroom 2'J 

bath, basement, and attached 

garage Pets OK $400 per month 9 

AM 5 PM call 477 3804 

TWO bedroom townhouse, Birming 

ham 645 5431 

TWO bedroom private beach 

central, air $295 per month 

Kealington 20 minutes outside ol 

Birmingham 391 3523 

TWO BEDROOM Condo Carpeted 

drapes air conditioned stove, 

washer, dryer, refrigerator $235 

Call afler 7 PM Ml 6-7581 

TWO bedrooms. Long Lake 

Telegraph, heat, water, carport 

included $375 monthly Evenings 

Saturday.644 7353. 563 7661 

WABEEK unfurnished 2 bedrooms 

2 additional on lower level 3'i 

belhs carpeting drapes refrig 

erator. stove and microwave 

dishwasher, automatic garage door 

references and security No pets 

647 2260 

WEST BLOOMFIELD 2 bedroom 

executive Condo with den and 

garage for lease Carpeted through 

oid appliances included Call for 

details 855 1 500 

WOODWARD 16 Mile area 2 

bedroom. I'j haths lownhouse air 

conditioning full basement no 

pets Call 9-5 848 1188 

2 BEDROOM CONDO FOR LEASE 

All appliances furnished $350 per 

month 1 year lease Includes 

heal 

CENTURY 21 

LIBBY 4 ASSOCIATES 

64 4 3 2 32 


GLEN COVE 

APARTMENTS 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 

1 and 2 Bedroom 

Apartments from $210 

On Telegraph between Plymouth and 

Schoolcraft Rds. 

Open Daily and Sunday 9-9 

MANAGER 538-2497 

Grand Opening 

i f ' 

1 & 2 Bedroom ffcntal Tou/nhomes 

wilh Private Basement 

Private Entrance 

Individual Washer Dryer Hookup 

Private Patio Available 

Whirlpool Appliances 

Community Buililmy 

Tennis Courts 

Swimming Pool 

Open: 10-6 Weekdays 115 Weekends 

from s 250 731-9600 

Uitca 

The Peace & Quiet of 

the Country 

•Private Entrances 

•Appliances 

•Gas Heat 

•Central Air 

•112 Baths 

1. 2 & 3 BEDROOM 

TOWNHOMES 

ISwimming Pool 

ITennis Court 

IClubhouse 

lExercise Room 

from $250 

Open 10-6 Weekdays 11-5 Weekends 

utica green 

739-5610 Jml north of M 59 on West Utica Road 

bftwiten Mound & Ryan in Shelby twp 

O A E 

413 Rental Agency 

FREE LISTING Service lo all area 

landlords We screen all prospec 

live tenants AAA Home Renial 

588 672l 

414 Florida Rentals 

ABANDON YOUR HUNTf 1 ^ 

' We have Tenants & Landlords 

Share Referral Service 

334 6873 

ANNA MARIA Island Bradentnn 

area One bedroom luxury condo. 

1W baths, balcony 60 ft from Gulf 

$250 weekly 477 2354 

BOCA RATON Country Club Apt 

Season or Month No Children 

Swimming, Golf Tennis Call afler 

5 30 I'M 642 7383 

CLEARWATER on Sand Key (iulf 

Reach deluxe condo 2 bedroom 2 

bath Adults No p«*ls Monthly or 

seasonal Call owner 821 0042 

CLEARWATER" FLORIDA al 

Tampa Bay. new 2 bedroom Condo 

new furniture pool monthly or 

seasonal No pets After 6ILM 

647 4323 

CLEARWATER BEACH For rent 

luxuriously furnished 2 bedroom 

condominium on Clearwater Beach 

« 1813 ' 441 3428 

CONDOMINIUM for rent I 400 sq 

ft 2 bedroom unit at Juno by Ihe 

Sea 12 miles north of Palm Beach 

3rd floor unil facing Ihe ocean 

Luxuriously furnished Available 

starting January 1st Call Mr 

Amori before 5 I'm 284 8848 

HOLLYWOOD 

Emerald Hills area 2 bedroom 2 

bath apartment Seasonal or yearly 

642 8175 

HUTCHINSON ISLAND Stuart 

new Oceanfront Condo 2 bedroom 

2 bath, available January Febru 

ary March 422 1057 

LAKE WORTH near Palm Beach 

two bedroom condo. view over 

looking waterway ocean, conven 

lence Two to Five months 626 0519 

LONGBOAT KEY luxury condo on 

18 acres of beautiful Gulf frontage 

2 bedrooms. 2 baths 2 colored TVs 

pool, tennis Available Jan 4 Feb 

Months only $1250 363 4267 

LONGBOAT KEY lovely new 

completely furnished 2 bedroom 

condo on Gulf of Mexico Bv week 

month or season Call 682 9329 

MARCO ISLAND 

Newly Furnished Efficiency 

Across from Beach Pool Tennis 

Fishing No pets ur children By 

Owner, Jerry Chiappetta 559 0290 

MARCO ISLAND 2 bedroom 1 bath 

garden Condo. fully furnished, 

available now thru Jar 

evenings 

T L 5715 

NAPLES 

Gulf front Condo 2 bedrooms. 2 

baths Pool, gome room Available 

January 642 8175 

NAPLES New professionally deco 

rated Condo 2 bedrooms on golf 

course Available for months of 

January or April 62 6 6767 

OCEAN FRONT Siesta Key 

Sarasota 2 bedroom. 2 bath condo. 

designer decorated, minimum 2 

weeks . 64 4 7 239 

ON The Ocean Luxurious 2 

bedroom. 2 bath Condo Jupiter. 

Florida 25 minutes from Palm 

Beach Airport Spectacular vie* 

beautiful beach, private tennis & 

golf Available January 15th 

through April 15th $1 400 monthly 

Underground parking 453 90?7 

PALM BEACH Singer Island 

Owner's luxury 2 2 apartments in 

Oceanfront condominiums Beauli 

fully furnished Monthly yearly 

J a c k P Jemison Realtor 

305-848-9788 

POMPANO BEACH, condo for rent 

or sale 2 bedrooms 2 baths on the 

Intracoastal beautifully furnished 

Available season only' Dec thru 

April $4 400 Days 589 3900 Eve 

nrnjfs 646 0325 or 349-1875 

POMPONO BEACH condo. 2 bed 

rooms. 2 balhs completely fur 

nished Jan 1 thru April I 478 2135 

SANIBEI. ISLAND 2 bedroom 

Condo Pool, tennis, golf bicycles 

beach, boat dock No pets $300 

weekly 64 6 7 835 or 646 8004 

SAN1BEL ISLAND Modern I 

bedroom condo. heated pool Gulf 

view. $230 gulf from $265 weeV 

Long rent discount 3^-6522 

SANIBEL Island 2 bedroom 2 

bath condo Beautifully furnished 

pool, tennis sandy beach on Gulf 

of Mexico Available now until 

January 20th & after April 10th 

Brochure A photos available Great 

place to spend Christmas Holidays 

852 8037 

SANIBEL ISLAND New cusiom 

built piling home on canal 2 

bedroom furnished 2 baths Avail 

able Feb 1 March 23 585 2364 

SARASOTA Bradenton. live on El 

Conquistador Country Club 18 

hole par 72 golf course tennis 1st 

floor condo furnished 2 bedrooms 2 

baths available month or season 

Details call 647 4192 

SEA TOWERS at Madiera Beach 2 

bedro< 

building new carpel heal a.r 

conditioning and janitorial Answer 

, ing service and secretaria service 

available S125 700 E Maple 


SINGLE ROOM OFFICES" VISU. 

ing service available Corner of 

Ford Rd & Middlebelt Garden 

Cily From $125 per montt and op 

including uliiilies 422 7030 

SOUTHFIELD AREA Kalian 

Office Plaza Southfield Rd just 1 

I block N of 10 Mile Deiuxe office 

space available 750 sq ft utilities 

janitor service security alarm 

service system storage space 

conference room For further 

information call 557-9620 

SOUTHFIELD 

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No reserved bus lane on 1-96 

due to 2-year snarl, politics 

B> TIM RICHARD 

Something was missing when state 

and locai officials last' week opened 

the fin.il 12 miles of the I % (Jeffries) 

freewa> in l.ivonia. Redford Township 

and western I Vtroit 

There was no dedicated lane for 

express buses 

The stor\ of how (lie western suburbs 

missed out on being the first 

place iji Michigan to have one freeway 

lane reserved for buses and. possibly, 

car pools is ,i tangled tale of technolog\ 

a lawsuit and old-fashioned 

city suburb politics 

Psychologiealh drivers of cars and 

l nicks need to become accustomed to 

seeing one lane of a new freeway used 

for group or mass transportation from 

the beginning It the State Department 

ol Highways and Transportation 

attempts to "take away' a lane at 

some later date experience shows 

there mas fx- a massive driver 

rebellion. 

WHEN I-% & wris m the building 

stage. Cars KrniLse. transportation 

planner lor tlh 1 Southeast Michigan 

Council of (iovemments. had begun 

working on the idea of a dedicated 

lane 

He had called it a good bet.' An 

energy saving idea a dedicated lane 

would presumabls make auto drivers 

envious of the speed and freedom of 

buses and carpools. It was seen as a 

was to pro mole use < > f public 

transportation 

I'led to 'his mas the idea of using 

sophisticated traffic control methods 

that would warn motorists of freewas 

jam ups. More public transportation 

and better traffic control are seen as 

ways to avoid building more freeway 

lanes and parking lots. 

"A RESERVED lane is still our 

preference said Lirrs E. Salcji. general 

manager of the Southeastern 

Michigan Transportation Authority 

LARRY E SALCl 

No buys in two years 

He holds out hope h may come yet. 

The twin answers to why the lane 

wasn't marked on opening day are 1) 

SEMTA couldn't get the bust's and 2) 

the City of Detroit refused, for policyreasons. 

to take on the project of 

express bus service along the .Jeffries, 

he said. 

Has construction was held up two 

years. Salci said, because of a suit 

filed by AM Ceneral. the bus-making 

arm of American Motors Corp.. that 

blocked two other manufacturers, 

(ieneral Motors and Rohr, from building 

their "advance design buses." 

'Hie federal government's Urban 

Mass Transit Administration had been 

working on an idea called "Transbus." 

AM General put all its eggs in one 

basket by pumping $25 million or 

more into Transbus. said Salci. When 

ITT A didn't go ahead with Transbus 

Milliken's w total package' 

/POTLIGIf 

December 1. 1977 F.L.P.C) IE 

specifications. AM General "complained 

they were being forced out of 

the market and had been misled by the 

federal government." 

FINALLY, the new secretary of 

transportation. Borock Adams, this 

year, approved the GM RTS2 and 

Rohr 870 advance design buses until 

1979 

In the meantime. SEMTA's bus 

acquisition program was held up "We 

couldn't buy buses for two years, 

said Salci 

"I've got 189 advance design buses 

on order now The first ones'are due in 

mid-March, the others in about late 

June. Most are targeted as replacement 

vehicles, but some of the old 

ones will have to be kept on," the 

SEMTA manager said 

SEMTA by law is a regional authority 

covering seven counties, but in 

practice it is a suburban service 

because it has yet to absorb the 

Detroit Department of Transportation 

(!)-DOT) 

SO SEMTA turned to D-DOT for help 

on the Jeffries freeway plan 

"The city wasn't enamored of it." 

said Salci. "They never put their position 

in writing, but their policy came 

out in negotiations 

"They don't want to make a bus 

rapid transit project look good " 

How metro area benefits 

Gos William G Milliken is making an intensive 

bipartisan appeal with State K( p William Ryan 

D-Detroit i for legislative pass; 

ge of a $188 lini- 

lion total transportation packag 

Tor road purposes, it would br ng the tri-county 

metropolitan area Wayne, OakUlnd and Macomb 

some $27.8 million annually in fiesv money This 

would amount to* an increase j of 24 per cent, 

according to figures supplied bl the governor's 

office. 

Those funds would go for county roads, city and 

village streets 

Oakland Counts would get an increase of $6.6 

million to a new total of $ii3 8 mijlion 

Wayne Counts is slated for an increase of $17 

million a sear, to a new total of $87 H million. 

PU BLIC TRANSPORTATION would get a boost 

averaging nearls S2K million a year over the next 

four scars Milliken said Among the beneficiaries 

•Commuter rail—$15 1 million, matched with 

$»>1 8 million in federal funds. New locomotives, 

rail coaches and related eCuipment would go to 

SEMTA lines from Detroit to Pontiac and Ann 

Arbor 

•Detroit s people mover —$6.5 million for a 

2 :* mile downtown loop. The federal government 

would contribute $2(1 1 million 

• Intermediate level bus system— $19 2 njillion 

in state funds matched bs $80 million federal for a 

total hf $99 million 

•Light rail rapid transit—$75 2 million in state 

funds asd $J0I million in federal funds for a total 

of more than $375 million by 1981 

•SEMTA regional bus expansion capital funds— 

$5 8 million state plus $23.2 million federal for a 

total of $29 million 

•Two new intercity passenger train terminals in 

western Wayne and Oakland counties 

• Port improvements at Detroit—$38.2 million in 

capital and $14.8 million in operating funds over 

the next four years 

• 1-696 in Oakland County—expediting construction 

of a 7.9 mile section. Total construction cost is 

pegged at $81 7 million. 

A COMPROMISE package between Republican 

Milliken and Democrat Ryan asks a two cents per 

gallon increase in gasoline and diesel fuel taxes, 

increases in vehicle license fees averaging $7 on 

the average personal passenger car, and $42 million 

from the state's general fund 

Die Mi Hi ken-Ryan package is in political trouble 

in the Michigan Legislature. A rival package has 

been pushed by the county road interests in a 

Said Milliken: "Passage of a comprehensive 

transportation plan is necessary to assure continued 

economic growth for Michigan and Wayne. 

Oakland and Macomb counties during the latter 

third of the 20th century. 

"Resources are becoming more scarce. Energy 

costs are rising It is imperative that Michigan 

move forward with a thoroughly modern and 

totally comprehensive transportation system if our 

future growth is not to be restricted or, worse yet. 

reversed. 

MICHIGAN PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM 

EXPANSION BUSES 

ntfhmi d i at l 1 0 5 

LOCAL 

1 20 

small 

1 4 4 

PR0JFCI 

to 1 a i 369 

OCTOBER I, 1977 - SEPTEMBER 30, 1981 

SOUTHFAST MICHIGAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY 

C0MMUTI R HAIL 

110H7 RAIL TRANSIT 

O DETROIT Ceo PI 0PL F MOVER 

1. COMfÛT I R RAIL 

i. INTFRMf DIATF LEVEL BUS 

2. LIGHT RAIL TRANSIT 

1 DETROIT CRD PEOPLE 

MOVER 

REGIONAL BUS EXPANSION / 

Ann Arbor 

TOTAL 

FUNDING 

S 77,232,000 

$376,1 71,000 

S 32,633.000 

4. INTERMEDIATE LEVEL BUS S 99,193,000 

i REGIONAL BUS 5 29.0G7.260 

EXPANSION 

TOTAL $614,290,260 

FEDERAL 

$ 61,787.000 

$300,937,000 

S 26.106,000 

S 79.994.000 

$ 23.2S4.640 

am an j 

STATE 

M t 

MACOMB 

oil i 

WAYNL 

S 15,445,000 

S 75,234,000 

S 6,527,000 

$ 19.199,000 

$ 5.812,620 

ACTUAL PUBLIC TRANSPOHTA I ION 

SCRVICES. ROUTLS. AND ESTIMATED 

COSTS AMI SUU.'f CT TO SECTION Uh 

OF ACT NO bi OT THE PUBLIC ACTS 

OF 19'j 1, AS AMfNDED 

Detroit, under Mayor Coleman 

"Young, has held out for an underground 

rail rapid transit program, the 

Cadillac of public transportation. 

Young has fought anything less, even 

an at-grade (surface ) light rail idea 

Money is so short that one option 

open to SEMTA is an all-bus system, 

with express buses on dedicated lanes 

taking the place of rail transit Indeed, 

bus rapid transit is slated for the Jeffries 

corridor even if rail lines go into 

the Woodward and Gratiot corridors. 

Thus. Detroit's position seemed to 

be that a successful bus rapid transit 

program in the Jeffries corridor on a 

dedicated lane would harm the 

chances of getting the underground 

rail lines on Woodward and Gratiot 

A STATE HIGHWAY department 

spokesman. Charles Fisher, said. "The 

Jeffries was designed and built to 

accommodate 

reserved express lane. But there's no 

real operating plan for oneV he added, 

pointing to the inability of SEMTA and 

D-DOT to provide the service 

But he said a lane could be dedicated 

later on. 

He cited the case of Los Angeles, 

however "The l,os Angeles diamond 

lane was added after the highway was 

opened There was a horrendous rebellion 

among motorists. 

"There was complaining and a lot of 

violations. Police issued tickets, but 

it's a terrible thing to try to police. 

There were mass violations." and so it 

us an open question whether one of the 

lanes of the Jeffries freeway will ever 

be dedicated to public transportation 

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Bernstein's Watergate stories 'simple, basic' 

Bv KATHLEEN I MOHAN 

Girl Bernstein said his investigative 

reporting of the Watergate scandal 

was nothing more than aiy good 

re()orter would do. eertainh notlung 

out of the ordinary 

But his means of getting to Troy 

recently lo address a crowd of about 

400 persons Vas perhaps unique 

Bernstein, who arrived about an 

hour late for his speech p;j'rt of the 

Pros Town Hall series, said he missed 

his plane from Washington I) C when 

the taxi in which he was riding collided 

with another car 

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plane leaving for Detroit, but discov 

ered it v\as booked After an unsuccessful 

attempt to charter Ins own 

plane. Bernstein used a little inge 

nuity—he scalped a plane ticket from 

a willing passenger 

"I figured if you can scalp a basketball 

ticket, you must be able to scalp a 

plane ticket." he said, adding that he 

paid "an outrageous amount of 

money " 

That guy is having the weekend of 

Ins life in Washington," he said 

Troy comedian and ventriloquist 

Eddie Jay. who was in the audience to 

hear Bernstein, entertained the group 

at Athens High School until the 

reporter arrived 

INDUSTRIOUS n'|x)i1ing by Bern 

stem and lys colleague at the Washington 

Post, Bob Woodward, was credited 

with unraveling the Watergate scan- 

'Nothing out of the ordinary 9 

dal, which eventually toppled the 

Nixon administration 

But Bernstein told the Troy audience 

that he and Woodward did only what 

good reporters should do. 

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in the White House 

So they started at the bottom, inter 

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ing their way up 

In contrast to the FBI. which interviewed 

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"We were pretty much alone he 

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A letter from one of the men 

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connection between the break-in and 

the White House Immediately after 

that—and after revelations by Donald 

Segretti of planned dirty tricks—the 

New York Times jumped on the story 

"Up until that point, it was very 

lonely and we were very bothered by 

it. he said "I was never so glad to 

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ever 

THE INVESTIGATION brought 

down the President and his top staff, 

but Bernstein said it has had an 

adverse affect on the reporting field 

The press, he said, is engaging in an 

"orgy of self eontratulations primarih 

as a result of its role in Watergate 

I lather than encouraging a trend in 

serious saturation reporting lierri 

stein said he fears the episode has 

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He believes the result has been 

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During the Watergate investigation 

the White House was able to discredit 

the press by criticizing it Bernstein 

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press 

"That attitude might not haw 

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OUR SLIPPER 

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AT A SPECIAL LOW PRICE 

Because this fluff scuff is so warm and comfy, we've selected it as our Showcase 

choice Other slippers, for the entire family, are Showcase-priced too. But only 

for a limited time, so scoot to Kinney fast And there are more Showcase 

Specials coming, so keep watching for our values-of the month! Women';! fluff- 

scuff in choice of lungewear colors 

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Showcase priced 

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The Great American Shoe Store 

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STOCKING STUFFERS 

and 

TEACHER'S GIFTS 

from 

19* 

MacMILLAN CHILDREN'S 

CALENDAR 

Sticker Fun 

to Last the Year 

$395 

7 Mile-Farmington Rd. 

Open til 9:30 

474-9568 

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IDEAS FOR EVERYONE 

Remember When 

You Were Young? 

THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS. The idea of 

Santa Claus is many centuries old; but it is to Clement 

Clark Moore that we owe the warm, jolly old 

man with his reindeer that every child knows $5.95 

and up 

VELVETEEN RABBIT by Margery Williams who 

understands nursery magic and how toys become 

real So will every child who discovers this classic 

story, a 1971 award winner $3.95 

MRS. CHRISTIE S FARMHOUSE. Caroline Browne s 

delightful story of life in the country and the surprises 

that came wifh livmq in a small farmhouse $5.95 

Ldrge Selection of 

CHILDREN'S BOOKS 

and Bibles and 

Gift Box Sets 

RAGGEDY ANN 

BOXED SETS 

$750 

Webster's 

New 20th Century 

DICTIONARY 

Leather-Like Binding 

Reg $59.95 

Specially 

Priced 

$2495 

e# Ticer 

In B o o h ( e n t e r ! 

7 MILE AT FARMINGTON, 478-3240 

BOOKS and OFFICE 

SUPPLIES 

/SHAY'S RECORD AND TAPE 

PRE-CHRISTMAS 

ALL 

$5.50 GIANT 

POSTERS 

% PRICE 

Cassidy 

RECORDING POSTER ARTIST $1 

MIRRORS 

BELT BUCKLES 

PENDANTS 

KEY CHAINS 

$-|49 

w m 

Twup 

• ir-i 

5,000 ^ 

OLDIE 45's 

E v e r y t h i n g f o r 

t h e m u s i c l o v e r 

New 

KISS-LIVE 

$699 

BING CROSBY 

"White Christmas" 

98 

Reg. *7 $499 

Shawn 

Cassidy 

New LP 

Some dd. some new. some rock some 

used Songs from Glen Miller to Steve 

Miller 

29'each 4 for 11.00 

ALL 

HEAD 

ITEMS 

20% 

OFF 

100 WATT 

BLACKLITE 

BULBS 

Reg $3 00 

$-| 49 

In Kmart Center 

7 Mile and Farmington Rd 

Livonia 

V 478-1520 

A Large 

Group of 

SLACK 

1/ 

Days Only 

Sale em:s 

W e d n e s d a y 

Decembi 

POWER 

HITTER 

$-|9? 

7 Mile at Farmington Rd 

Livonia 

Mon , Thurs., Fri 9:30-9:00 

Tues, Wed, Sat 9:30-5:30 

Neil 

Diamond 

New LP 

Reg $7 98 

Linda 

Ronstadt 

"Simple Dreams" 

VKA 

20215 Plymouth Rd. 

Detroit 

Next to Woolworth's 

836 4 

New Buyers 

New Sty I es 

'w S e l e c t i o n s 

fr/f/' 

WMP 

FASHIONS 

R&M Bridal Salon 

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shopping 

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Check out all the great gift possibilities avail 

to you this holiday season. Christmas is the 

fect^time to purchase something a little oi 

of the ordinary for someone special. Choos 

a novelty gift... a gift your friends would 

never think of buying... or a very 

practical gift, like an energy-saving 

device. You'll find hundreds of 

interesting ideas for under your 

tree at , liftingWil 

CW V * 

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sratei r 

EVERYDAY LOW PRICES 

Regular and King 

~ZJ - J A. \ 

CIGAREnES ^ 

100MM 

\ Carton 

Awrey 

BREAD 

20 oz loaf 

% w 

loaves 

' for 

$ 3 

PRESCRIPTION 

CO-PAY 

$137 

Beer and Wine 

$ • 

$4.09 CARTON 

Twin Pines 

MILK 

Plastic Container 

• 

fiffift ' W V 

S2 

gal. 

PRESCRIPTION 

CO-PAY 

7 Mile at Farmington Rd. 

Next to K-Mart 

Shopping Plaza 

474-3330 

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Open Daily 9 to 10 

Sunday & Holidays 10 to 6 

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4 

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for our Tuesday 

Specials- 

Served from 4 00 

til closing: 

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Potato, Texas Toast ^ 

Salad Bar 

Rib Eye Steak 

/ * 9 0 9 

on 1 a ci 

Chopped Steak 

, s i 99 

only I 

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Monday is Sr. Citizen's 

/> 

Day—Seniors get a 

FREE beverage 1 " 

SOUTMFiaO \ 

25610 W 6 MILE RCT 

A I BEECH-DAY RD 

v -n K-MART PLAZA 

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Don't Miss 

Our Salad 

Bar! There 

are nine 

different fixin's 

and four great dressingsa 

meal in its ovyn right." 

to 

Chopped Steak Dinner 

It's hard to stay in 

the saddle when 

you can climb down and 

come in for these: 

M 

$ 1.49 

Breaded Veal Cutlet *1.49 

N Y Petit Strip Dinner $1.79 

Prime Rib Dinner, H A ' 

Includes potato, toast Salad Bar 

Corn nn the r.nh 49? 

BELLEVILLE 

2053 RAWSONVILLE RD 

OFF I 94 

IN K-MART PI. A/A 

LIVOINA 

33456 W 7 MILE RD 

AT FARMINGTON RD 

IN ^MART PLAZA 1 

HOURS: MON -THURS 11 toB 00 • FRI * SAT 11 to9 • SUNDAY U To8 

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WORLD 

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Christmas 

from s 19 88 

Sweaters, sweaters and more 

sweaters!( ardigans, pull-overs,. 

V-nec ks, cinch-waisted, shawlcollared, 

belted ... in a 

rich array of patterns 

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r.^ 

and colors. Sweaters are 

better at O'Brien's . . . 

with styles and prues 

you can really warm up 

to! Fhe, sweater is the 

perfect holiday wrap- 

c up 

Reg. to 

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DISTINCTIVE APPARI 

3 Convenient Locations * 

GRANDLAND (Fenkell at Grand River) 635-1424 

•NORTHLAND (LOT E) 569-5065 

•LIVONIA (7 Mile at Farmington Rd ) 4 78 0060 

•All stores open Sundoy 12 to 5 p.m 

i it 

has the 

/ 

ideas 

for Christmas 

Let the holidays begin' We're 

ready with loads of 

beautiful fashions to wrap or 

wear Priced to leave a little jingle in 

your pocket All of our 

salespeople have plenty of "brfgMf ide 

to help you with gift selections. 

Look for their shiny red buttons Notice 

our values And start dreaming 

of a bright Christmas 1 

TODAY 

TODAY STORES LOCATIONS downtown birmingham. seven mile 

and farmington rds . fairiane town center, eastland center west 

land center, southland center, twelve oaks 

December 1, 1977 

v.*-. 

spring 

Sw.CC! SiT.in.uk' 

Suinmcf She.if 

now, in limned edition .. . 

T^QDraw&tn) T^mcnkweDD s 

famous "FOUR SEASONS" sce%3s 

authentically reproduced, j 

dramatically presented exclusively on 

A- 

I ' I I L ' I I I I I . U ' . 

Gorham Fine China 

J , 

W nilci ' hillinc ( hi 'fc 

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(F.L.P.C) 5E 

$ 

Hack in 196.'}, 

Norman Rockvvt'll 

produced 

his "Going on 

Sixteen" Four 

Seasons series. 

This series is 

now a collector's 

iti-m—a slice of 

n os t a 1 g i a e v e n 

for 19(53, a 

super-t re a.sure 

for us today! 

Reproduced in 

full color and 

exacting detail 

on Clorham fine 

6E (F.L.P.Cl December 1, 1977 

To Taste. 

Tests prove low tar MERIT delivers flavor 

of higher tar cigarettes. 

For years, it seemed the only way to get 

real taste from a cigarette was to smoke 

a high tar brand. 

High tar cigarettes had an 

"exclusive" on taste. 

Today, all the standards are 

changing because of a new 

taste breakthrough called 

'Enriched Flavor' tobacccj. 

MERIT is packed with 

'Enriched Flavor' tobaccd. 

Tobacco fortified with certain 

key flavor-rich ingredients 

isolated in cigarette smoke 

and proven to deliver flavor 

way out of proportion to tar. 

I'I,,!,,. M.in i. |(ll 

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Kings: 8 rug tar.' 0.5 mg. nicotine av" per cigarette, FTC Report Dec'76 

100 s: 12 mg! tar]' 0.8 mg. nicotine av per cigarette by FTC Method. 

Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined 

That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous lo Your Health. 

-a 

MERIT 

REGULAR and MENTHOL 

Test Data Conclusive 

MERIT and MERIT 100s were both 

tested against a number of higher tar 

cigarettes. Thousands of 

smokers were involved. 

Overall smokers reported 

they liked the taste of both 

MERIT and MERIT 100s as 

much as the taste of the 

higher tar cigarettes tested. 

Cigarettes having up to 

60% more tar! 

Only one cigarette has 

'Enriched Flavor'tobacco. 

And you can taste it. 

MERIT 

Kings & lOO's

50 years of music 

^ K ; {j J/ 

t. Tucker and Beverly (,oteh team up to cast of eight reviews a half-century of stage music in a production 

ds ; , 

o m lhe hlt m 

"sic-al "Annie" in the Livonia-Red- that will be repeated Dec. 2A and 10-11 in the guild playhouse on 

lord 1 neater Guild s current potpourri called "Pieces of Eight" A Beech Daly south of Five Mile 

There must be ways 

to slice your taxes 

Year-end efforts to cut income 

taxes depends on whether you plan to 

itemize your deductible expenses or 

take the new standard deduction 

Hut decision, according to tjje 

Southfield based Michigan Association 

of Certified Public Accountants 

iMAO'Ai will determine which of a 

number ol tax planning options are 

available 

The CPA organization points out that 

the standard deduction for 1977 tax 

returns is no longer a percentage of 

income. It s a fixed amount— $2,200 for 

individuals and $3,200 for married 

couples filing joint returns 

This represents a $200 decrease in 

the maximum deduction for individuals 

and a $400 increase for couples 

CPAs suggest that taxpayers whose 

deductions are near the standard 

deduction should reexamine their 

method of claiming them, computing 

taxes both ways to determine which is 

better. 

It you're paving alimony, you'll now 

he able to consider taking the standard 

deduction. Alimony has been changed 

into an adjustment, which means it's 

no longer affected by your method of 

taking deductions. 

MAC PA KST1 MATES that an individual 

with income of $14,000 or more, 

and average deductions, may find it 

better to itemize The same goes for 

married couples at almost anv income 

level who also have average deductions 

lor their income brackets 

Sometimes CPAs say. taxpayers 

benefit b> taking the- standard deduction 

one >ear and itemizing the next, 

bunching as many deductible expenses 

as possible in tlx- years in which they 

itemize. 

If this is your year to itemize. CPAs 

advise that pre paid interest can no 

longer Ik- deducted entirely in the year 

of payment but only as it would come 

due if paid over the life of the 

obligation 

However according to MACPA. 

there s nothing to prevent you from 

having necessarv medical or dental 

work done and paying for itr reight 

awa> You can also make planned 1978 

charitable or religious contributions 

f 

This winter your 

family could get 

•. if your old furnace 

decides to quit. 

now or pay some state and local taxes 

in advance. 

If you're not covered by a pension or 

profit sharing plan where you woifk. 

and you decide to set up an individual 

retirement account, you can deter 

taxes on as much as 15 per cent of 1977 

income This is done by putting up to 

$1,500 into your individual account 

before Feb I4; 1978. 

AS LONG AS you don't exceed the 15 

per cent limitation, you can now put 

an extra $250 into your account for a 

non working spouse. If the spouse is 

employed and also qualified for in 

individual retirement account, the two 

of you can contribute a total of up to 

$3,000 into separate accounts 

II you're considering selling 

depressed stocks or other assetjs 

before year-end in order to offset gains 

or other income, remember there's 

been a chance in the holding period 

To create a long-term capital gain or 

loss, an asset must now be held for 

more than nine months In 1U78. it goes 

to more than 12 months 

I p to $2.00 of ordinary income can 

be offset by capital losses in excess of 

capital gains. This is an increase from 

$1,000 in 1976 From 1978. the maximum 

income which can be offset 

increases to $.'{,000 

If your employer undt rwithheld 

taxes from your salary this year and 

you expect to owe Uncle Sam substantial 

added amounts, see fi you can 

have extra taxes withheld rom your 

final 1977 paychecks. This could help 

you avoid a penalty. 

MACPA further advises that you 

begin now to gather full documentation 

to support your deductions—especially 

those having to do with business 

travel or entertainment. Internal Revenue 

Service is now taking a hard line 

against the use of estimates for travel 

and entertainment expense 

deduct ions. 

AKK THERE ANY tax changes 

expected m 1978 which would affect 

tax plans now'' CPAs, who continue to 

keep a professional eye on tax developments. 

don't think so 

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Number 1 Air Conditioning M.iker 

' 2* °! b i anke,s un,li tf * ' W W arrives can be a chrilin? 

experience Avoid winter drafts and other furnace tool ups Have vour Carrier 

heating speculjst give your furnace a low-cost ($29 95) safety inspection He II tell 

^ m ^ oration whether your present furnace needs repair or replacement 

r£ , U T * rim3 " P * * your Carrier man will help yoL seteûlt 

Z SSIMS ,0 " ** y ° Ur ^ us ,0 I (tended (are 

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Birmingham 644-1070 • Rochester 852-3222 


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JVC builds in 

what the others leave out. 

ONLY THREE RECEIVERS IN THE WORLD GIVE YOU TOTAL 

CONTROL OVER YOUR MUSIC. AND THEY'RE ALL FROM JVC. 

One of the very special features built into JVC s 

three new top-of-the-line receivers is the exclusive 

S E A 5-zone graphic equalizer system, it's head 

and shoulders above the conventional bass/ 

midrange/treble tone controls of other receivers, 

With S E A 'you're m complete command of the 

music spectrum from low lows to high highs 

S E A. lets you custom tailor the sound to the 

acoustics in any room, and to bring out the best 

in other components in your music system 

JVC S600 II AM/FM STEREO RECEIVER 

This is JVC's most advanced and most powerful 

receiver It features the exclusive SEA, 

graphic equalizer with 5-zone tone control 

recording switch for improved recording 

2-way recording/dubbing 2 power 

meters 2 tuning meters Simplified pushbutton 

and sliding control operation 120 

watts per channel, mm RMS. into 8 ohms, 

from 20-20,000 Hz, with no more than 0 08% 

total harmonic distortion 


Everything you're looking for m a receivjer 

including JVC's widely acclaimed S E AI 

graphic equalizer Also has professional re- 

cording switch Delivers AO watts per 

channel, mm RMS, into 8 ohms, from 

20-20,000 Hz. with no more than 0.0)3% total 

harmonic distortion Features twin directreading 

power meters and tuning meters. 

2-deck tape dubbing. FM muting, arid much 

more. 

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JVC S200II S100II 

S600II 


This powerhouse receiver delivers 50 watts 

per channel, mm RMS, into 8 Ohms, from 20-20,000 

Hz. with no more than 0.1% total harmonic distortion 

Highlights JVC's famous S E A 5-zone 

graphic equalizer plus the exclusive SEA record 

switch Also twin power meters, signal strength 

and center-channel tuning meters. 2-deck tape 

recording/duplication An outstanding perfprmer 


Power. Performance Features Delivers 35 watts 

per channel, min RMS. into 8 ohms, from 20-20,000 

Hz, with no more than 0 5% total harmonic distortion 

Features twin power and tuning meters, 

FM muting, sliding tone, volume and balance controls. 

PLL circuit for improved stereo separation 

and lower distortion 


No other receiver at this price packs this total 

combination of power and features Hand ng 20 

watts per channel, mm, RMS, into 8 ohms frpm 

40-20,000 Hz. with no more than 0 5% total 

harmonic distortion, it's ideal as the control center 

of a fine music system Signal strength and 

center-channel tuning meters 

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ADD ANY OF THESE GREAT JVC COMPONENTS TO A JVC RECEIVER FOR AN UNBEATABLE SYSTEM 

JVC SK-1000 3-Way Speaker 

System. New JVC Phase Moire 

technology produces solid 

bass that blends with smooth 

mid range and crisp, clean 

highs. 12' woofer, 5 cone 

midrange, 1" dome tweeter. 

Level control for mid and high 

frequencies Handles up to 

170 watts (peak). 85 watts 

RMS. 

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Roseville Mi 48060 


Livonia, Mi 48150 

139 S Main 

Rochester Ml 48063 

JVC KD-35 (top) & KD-S200 II Cassette Decks. 

Both feature JVC s exclusive Sen Alloy head 

and 5 LED peak level indicators Also bias/EQ 

switches, automatic stop KD-35 has Dolby 

noise reduction; KD-S200 II has JVC's Super 

ANRS to reduce tape hiss Doth let you record 

automatically in your,absence 

JVC JL-F30 Fully Automatic Turntable. 

Automatic tonearm lead-in, 

return ar d shutoff Repeat play fiom 

one to six times, or continuously. 

Also operates manually Belt-drive 

motor Oil-damped cueing. Anti- 

' skate 2] speeds Base and dust 

cover 

AVAILABLE AT THESE JVC "SPOTLIGHT" DEALERS: 

STEREOLAND 

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Southfield, Mi 48192 

17113 145 W McNichols 

Detroit Mi 48235 

3244 Orchard Lake Road 

Orchard Lake, Mi 48033 

ui 

8E (F.L.P.O December 1, 1977 

All of these 

DETROITBANK Corporation Banks paid daily 

interest on 5% Statement Savings today* 

...and they all paid it 

yesterday and will tomorrow. 

A Daily Interest Statement Savings Account 

is just one of seven different savings plans 

offered to you at these DETROITBANK 

Corporation Banks Your savings will earn 

5% annual interest, compounded quarterly; 

you earn interest from the day you deposit 

and continue to earn until the day you 

withdraw your savings. 

With Daily Interest Statement Savings, 

there is no passbook to bother with; just 

fill out a deposit slip and keep your own 

records in your own savings register. Once 

s 

DETROIT 

BANK 

TROY 

every three months, we will send you a 

convenient, detailed statement of your 

account, showing deposits, withdrawals, and 

the interest you've earned for the quarter. 

Ask the people at your favorite 

DETROITBANK Corporation Bank which 

savings plan fits you best. Regular 

Passbook, Daily Interest Statement Savings, 

Time Deposit Passbook, or any of their 

four Savings or Investment Certificates. 

But if you want to earn interest each and 

every day in your savings account, come in 

and open a Daily Interest Statement 

DETROIT 

BANK 

SOUTHFIELD 

DETROITBANK 

CORPORATION. 

Detroit s lirst lamily ol Banks: Detroit Bank & Trust - continuous service since lfi 49 

Detroit Hank-I.ivonia Detroit Bank-Southfield Detroit Bank-Troy Detroit Bank-Warr en 

Members F 

Savings Account at your DETROITBANK 

Corporation Bank. \|Vhen you have one 

everl day you'll be & little bit richer 

. interest is one 

of many reasons why 

you ought to know 

a Detroit Bank-er 

...Let's get together! 

DETROIT 

BANK 

WARREN, N. A 

die 

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