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Sentences issued in rest-stop sex cases 

By Diane Gal* 

staff writer 

Most of the 31 men arrested for 

homosexual activities in two raids at 

the 1-275 rest stop in Canton Township 

last year have been placed under the 

supervision of 35th District Court. 

to be confused 

with probation," said District Judge 

James N. Garber. 'Probation implies a 

finding of guilt, and there has not (in 

most cases) been a finding of guilt." 

The arrests by the Michigan State 

Police occurred Sept. 20 and 24 and 

Oct 18. The arraignments and preliminary- 

examinations on charges of disorderly 

person. indecent and obscene conduct 

in a public place were held in 35th 

District Court. 

Court records show the majority of 

men were given a one-year deferred 

sentence They are to meet with a probation 

officer and pay court costs. After 

a year the judge will review the 

case and either impose a sentence or 

drop the charges. The maximum penalty 

for the charges is 90 days in jail 

and/or up to a $100 fine and two years 

probation. 

OTHER CONDITIONS of the "supervised 

deferred" sentences include 

reporting on a monthly basis to the district 

court's probation department, 

maintaining a Michigan residence, 

keeping the court informed about their 

residence and staying away from the 

rest stop, Judge Garber said. Counseling 

was included in a few of the sentences 

Arrests at the rest stop for homosexual 

activity are commonplace, Judge 

Garber said During the past six years 

there have been between 400 and 500 

similar cases. He mentioned that it was 

"interesting" that homosexual activity 

arrests increased rather than decreased 

after concentrated media coverage 

about cases 

"It's not the intent of the 

to change anyone's sexual preference," 

Judge Garber said. "But, it's the court s 

role to keep it out of public places.' 

All but three of the 31 men have been 

sentenced. 

Dennis May, 32, who worked as a 

school bus driver for Plymouth-Canton 

schools at the time of the arrest, 

received a one-year deferred sentence. 

He is presently working as a "garage 

helper" for the district and has filed a 

grievance with the Plymouth-Canton 

Transportation Employees' Association. 

protesting the position change. 

Jydge Garber dropped charges 

against Richard G Buerk, 41, principal 

of Livonia's Stevenson Junior High 

School during a trial held in November 

The following men received a oneyear 

deferred sentence and were ordered 

to see a probation officer monthly 

at $25 a visit with a maximum payment 

of $250. They pleaded no contest 

and were ordered to pay $100 court 

costs: 

Tommy Moore Jr., 33, of Canton 

Bates Landis, 59, of Canton; William 

Murphy Jr., 51, of Grosse Pointe Park 

Ronald Chopin Rice, 43, of Westland 

Daniel Dunn, 36, of Westland; Phillip T 

Jenkins, 36, of Bloomfield Hills, Wil 

liam Luallen, 55, of Livonia, and Gene 

Myers, 47. media specialist with Livonia 

Public Schools. , 

OTHERS WHO received the same 

sentence include: Robert Thomas, 39, 

of Canton, a Michigan Education Association 

regional representative, who 

pleaded no contest; Peter Deane, 37, of 

Wayne, who also pleaded no contest; 

pleaded no contest; Scott Smith, 26, of 

Novi, who pleaded no contest; John 

Tate, 43, of Dearborn who pleaded not 

guilty, Glen Walker, 28, of Garden City, 

who pleaded no contest; John Radtke. 

46, of Detroit, who pleaded not guilty. 

Edwin Roy Armstrong. 51, of Romulus, 

who pleaded no contest; Phillip W. Chilson, 

29, of Clarkston, who pleaded no 

contest; Lawrence David Galbraith, 23, 

of Taylor, who pleaded no contest; Steven 

Luma, 22, of Taylor, who pleaded 

guilty, Ernest Quenon, 59, of Ann Arbor, 

who pleaded no contest, Richard 

Allen Goode. 50, of Romulus, who 

pleaded no contest; Frederick Miller, 

38, of Wayne, who pleaded no contest; 

-and Paul Rufus, 21. of East Lansing, 

who also pleaded no contest 

Frank Buchannon, 43, of lnkster 

pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 

one year probation at $10 a visit and a 

$100 maximum. Daniel Toro, .37, of 

Harrison pleaded no contest, and was 

sentenced to one-year probation at $15 

a visit with maximum of $150. 

- Robert Christian. 46, of Wayne 

pleaded guilty and paid $105 court 

costs. 

Anthony Campagna, 43, of Canton 

and Rick Cottenham, 23. of Belleville 

Carroll plans switch 

to a Garden City post 

By M.B. Dillon Ward 

St9tf wrttef 

Terry Carroll, grants coordinator for 

Canton and Plymouth townships, is the 

first choice of Garden City to take a 

similar position there. 

City Manager George DeFrench of 

Garden City told the city council Tuesday 

night he will be recommending the 

candidate for the position at next Monday 

night's business session. 

If Garden City's council confirms 

Carroll's hiring, he will be assumiug a 

revised position of community development 

director/administrative services, 

a combination of two other jobs which 

have been vacant for several months. 

But he is expected to spend most of 

his time with the city's downtown development 

authority, created four 

years ago to upgrade the Ford-Middlebelt 

business sections. 

The "career advancement" move for 

Plymouth's former senior citizen coordinator 

comes after a seven-year stint 

in Canton Township Hall. 

In a letter dated Wednesday, Carroll. 

34. accepted Garden City's offer 

He expects to assume the $30,700 

poet May 1. Hired in 1978 at $14,000. 

Carroll currently earns $28,355 annuallv- 

. 

Carroll, who recently turned down a 

job offer from a city in Macomb County, 

received high praise in a March 26 

recommendation memo from Garden 

City Manager George DeFrench to the 

city council. 

"I believe (Carroll) would be an excellent 

addition to our staff" and could 

assume responsibilities including working 

as Downtown Development Authority 

liaison to spur greater activity in 

business and industrial development, 

block grants and housing rehabilitation; 

managing Downtown Development 

Authority (DDA) tax increment 

financing; developing long-range DDA 

strategy and vacant parcels throughout 

the city, renovating the downtown area 

and working on DDA public improvements; 

promoting industrial park properties; 

handling some arbitration eases 

and completing various research and 

special projects for city administrators, 

DeFrench said. 

Carroll, who has negotiated a monthto-month 

contract arrangement since 

his last multiyear agreement expired 

in January, will be missed by fellow 

township staffers 

"Terry Carroll has been an asset to 

Canton Township," said Canton Person- 

him. it's apparent Terry is certainly 

very knowledgeable and does a good 

job." 

Durack said "it's been no secret" 

that Carroll has been "applying in 

other places. He has. himself, requested 

the month-to-month extensions, so 

one could have assumed something 

FOREMOST among Carroll's responsibilities 

has been the securing and 

administering of federal grant money 

During his tenure, Canton's share of 

federal dollars has increased from 

$110,000 to $325,000. 

About $130,000 in federal funds went 

toward the purchase of Canton acreage 

for a proposed senior housing project. 

Carroll expects that 1985 federal money 

allocated this fall will mean the 118unit 

project at Ford and Sheldon roads 

will be built. 

"I won't be around for the awards in 

September, but everything looks like 

it's going very well. Senior housing is 

well on the way," said Carroll, who also 

has played major roles in administering 

federally assisted housing rehabili- 

Rough take-off 

have not been sentenced yet. A bench 

warrant has been issued for Jeffrey 

James Olyasz. 24. of Detroit for failing 

to report to court. 

Persons entering no contest pleas 

make neither an admission nor a denial 

of guilt. Judge Garber said. However, 

they may receive the same sentence as 

someone who pleads guilty 

BILL BRESl_ER/*tafi photographs 

AH teemed quiet during a recent visit to Can- many persons-for homoeexual activity over the 

ton'a 1-275 reat atop, where police have arreated last aeveral yeara. 

Terry Carroll 

heading for Garden City 

tation and integrating the community 

development program with the DDA. 

Carroll — a 1974 Wayne State University 

sociology graduate and a candidate 

for a University of Michigan public 

administration master's degree — 

pointed to some other key accomplishments. 

"We relocated seven families from a 

Dye Brothers' subdivision and bought 

the acreage for indusjjial park use at 

no cost to them or the township," said 

Carroll of commercially zoned land 

south of Michigan Avenue. 

All systems go for hot air balloon festival 

By Diane Qaie 

staff writer 

It was clear sailing for promo tors of 

the Hot Air Balloon Festival at the 

Canton Township Board of Trustees 

meeting Tuesday. 

The board unanimously pasaed a 

motion announcing Canton's support of 

the July 5-7 event at the Centennial Educational 

Park (CEP), Joy and Canton 

Center roads in Canton. 

Preparations for the festivities are 

about 65 days behind schedule from 

this time last year when the event was 

held In Plymouth Township, said promotor 

Scott Loreex, general manager 

of the Mayflower Hotel in Plymouth 

He was joined at the meeting by copromoter 

Gordon Boring of Walled 

Lake, owner of the Wicker Basket Balloon 

Center in Plymouth. 

THE DELAY was caused by lengthy 

negotiations with Plymouth Township 

officials to hold the event In that (ttnmunity 

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The proposals were rejected, and 

taken to Canton. Additional time was 

spent in getting approval from the 

Plymouth-Can too Board of Education. 

"W; have to scramble to get things 

done," Lorenz said. "We have loet com 

mercial balloons, previously Involved 

with the event, because they needed a 

firm commitment at an earlier time 

"We want to thank you for offering 

to put on the event in your community," 

Lorenz told the board. "We look 

forward to working with you in the emergence 

of Canton Township, and making 

the balloof festival an even larger 

event than It already is." 

The next hurdle for the promoters is 

to solicit balloon sponsors. Local businesses 

will pay 9750, which buys a 2foot-by- 

10-foot baeiner to be hung below 

the basket of the balloon, $1 million 

for Insurance coverage, a ballooa 

ride for two people, branch for six at 

the Mayflower Hotel, six tickets for the 

Balloon Ball beM July • and 7, along 

with other extras like plaques and T- 

shirta. Lorenz said. Out-of-town companies 

will be charged $1,000. 

LORENZ ALSO stresses widespread 

publicity as a major benefit of sponsoring 

a balloon 

Placemats used at the Mayflower 

will list sponsors, and national as well 

as local media will be Invited to a press 

party given to elicit coverage 

The promoters have 50 balloons 

available for the event, Lorenz said 

About 50 local sponsors hsve committed 

so far this year 

Cost to Canton Township, mainly 

comprising crowd and traffic control 

expenses. Is about $5,000, said Supervi- 

«br James Poole. This Is down from 

higher initial coat estimates of near 

$10,000 

At the meeting, trustees said the popular 

event is coMidered a pins for Canton 

because it brings recognition to the 

community. Township officials said 

they hoped this year will be the first of 

what will become an annual Canton 

Please turn to Page 4 

We don't feel Canton Township will 

be used as a temporary stop-gap. so 

you can go back to Plymouth Township." 

Poole said. 

Trustee Robert Padget said "every 

effort should be taken" to give Canton 

top billing in future promotions for the 

event 

"I'm really tired of bearing Plymouth-Canton 

community." Padget said 

"It's like the tail wagging the dog. 

"Also, if we are going to do it this 

year it should be generally understood 

that in subsequent years we (Canton) 

will get first rights in negotiations," he 

said. 

Lorenz. Plymouth Chamber of Commerce 

board of director member, added: 

'The Plymouth Chamber of Commerce 

Is interested in working with eo. 

promotions between the communities 

for the 

"This may open doors for communication 

between the communities," be 

Court solvent; 

gives extra cash 

to communities 

Canton gets $213,500 

By Oary M. Catae 

staff writer 

Last year was a turning point for the 

35th District Court, according to Presiding 

Judge James Garber. 

As evidence of the claim, Garber and 

Judge John MacDonald are making the 

rounds with checks for the communities 

served by the court — the townships 

of Plymouth, Canton and Northville, 

and the cities of Plymouth and 

North ville. 

Presentation of the checks — returned 

court revenues — marks the 

first year the court was able to completely 

support itself, and then some. 

"We have had our heads beat In since 

moving to our own building but, as I 

told them when we got our building, we 

would get to the point where we would 

not need one dime from the communities," 

Garber said during an Interview 

Tuesday afternoon. 

"BEING UNDER one roof has allowed 

us to administratively hold oar 

costs to the point where we can pay for 

the building." he said. 

The returned revenue, a total of 

some $355,780, comes following a preliminary 

audit of the court books for 

1984 In 1983 the court returned tome 

money at the «d of the year bat the 

what's inside 

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communities also subsidized the operation 

at the beginning of 1983. 

A few years ago the five communities 

joined together to build the Dunbar 

Davis Hall of Justice in Plymouth, 

which houses the entire court operation. 

Before that, the court worked out 

of several branches in the various communities. 

"The local units haven't given this 

court a single penny since 1983," 

Garber said. 

"Until we moved into our own building, 

we never could pay for our operation. 

Administratively, we have reduced 

our costs along with some increase 

in the revenues, however not 

dramatic." 

"It's not any great surprise," he said. 

THE TWO judges now are attending 

government meetings in the communities 

to present the checks. 

Tuesday night they went to board 

meetings in Plymouth and Canton 

townships. 

"You will recall that last year we 

came here and returned some fond* 

from the 35th District Court," Garber 

said. 


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obituaries 

MARY L. JOHNSON-BAKER 

Funeral services for Mrs Baker, 86. 

of Ann Arbor Trail, Plymouth, were 

held recently in Schrader Funeral 

Home in Plymouth with burial at Cadillac 

Memorial Gardens in Westland 

Officiating was the Rev J Mark 

Barnes Memorial contributions may 

be made to the Plymouth Church of the 

Nazarene 

Mrs Baker, who died in Plymouth 

April 5. was bora in Dennis, Kansas, 

and moved to Plymouth from Denms in 

1940. Mrs Baker, who retired from 

Michigan Bell Telephone Co. in 1964. 

was a member of the Plymouth Church 

of the Nazarene 

Survivors include son, Loreo Johnson 

of Plymouth; daughters. Vera 

Prough of Illinois, Maxine Carson of 

OA E Thursday . April 11. 1985 

Plymouth, Ladema Kolin of Pensacola. 

Fla., brothers. William Carper of Odessa. 

Texas, and Eldon Carper of San Diego; 

sisters, Sarah Kirkland of McCune, 

Kan.. Mildred Peck of Pittsburg, Kan , 

and Myrtle Roach of Parsons, Kan., 16 

grandchildren and several great-grandchildren, 

MARGARET J. WALTERS 

Funeral services for Mrs Walters. 

65. of Plymouth are scheduled for 1 

p.m today in Schrader Funeral Home 

with burial at Oakland Hills Memorial 

Gardens in Novi. Officiating will be the 

Rev. Leonard Koeninger. Memorial 

contributions may be made to St. Peter 

Evangelical Lutheran Church of Plymouth. 

Mrs Walters, who died April 8 in 

Plymouth, was born in Detroit and 

moved to Plymouth in 1975 from 

Waterford. A medical secretary she 

was a member of St. Peter Evangelical 

Lutheran Church in Plymouth and a 

member of St. Peter's Ladies Guild. 

Survivors include: husband, Raymond; 

daughter, Sharon Bradley of 

Washington. Mich; and two grandchildren 

ELIZABETH F KLEABIR 

Funeral services for Mrs Kleabir. 

70, of Livonia were held recently in St. 

Edith Catholic Church in Livonia with 

the Rev. James C. Scheick officiating. 

Arrangements were made by Schrader 

Funeral Home. Memorial contributions 

may be made in the form of Mass 

offerings to the Michigan Cancer Foun- 

dation or to the Hospice of Southeast^ 

era Michigan. 

Mrs. Kleabir. who died April 5 in Detroit, 

was born in Detroit and moved to 

Livonia in 1950 She had received a 

tribute from the Republican Women's 

Federation of Michigan, a certificate 

from the Michigan House of Republicans: 

for outstanding volunteer work in 

Livonia, an award of merit for outstanding 

service to the Republican 

Party by the 15th District Women's Republican 

Club. Her father, Henry J„ 

Glynn, served as an aide to Theodore 

Roosevelt during the Spanish American 

War 

A graduate of Detroit Academy of 

Arts, she studied-fashion design for two 

years. She was past president of the 

Livonia Republican Club, attended 

many Republican conventions, was 

Youth job program taking applications 

Help is available to residents of 

western Wayne County age 17 to 21 

who are looking for a job 

Growth Works Inc.. a non-profit so- 

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funded program known as Employment 

Dynamics 

The program's activities include job 

search skill training, on-the-iQbJraining, 

and job placement assistance 

Employment Dynamics is now ac- 

cepting applications and will through 

May. 

GROWTH WORKS has operated 

youth employment programs for seven 

years, particularly in the areas of per- 

. and 

Paul Chamberlain, director of Employment 

Dynamics, says there >are 

several innovations in the 1985 program 

"We have been able to link with 

many employers in the area who are 

expanding their work Torces and who 

find Growth Works" program partici- 

pants to be excellent job candidates." 

explained Chamberlain 

Growth Works receives federal funding 

for the program through the Job 

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Because of the funding source there 

are federal guidelines applicants must 

meet to qualify. 

Eligibility is limitred to persons 17- 

21 who live in Plymouth, Canton, Livonia, 

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Families who are receiving unemployment 

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about Employment Dynamics 

may call Growth Works from 9 a.m 

to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday at 

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3-year-old loses battle with pneumonia 

Lindsay Constance, 3, lost her battle with pneumonia 

Tuesday morning, ending a long struggle 

with problems common to children with Down's 

syndrome 

She would have been 4 years old May 7. 

Lindsay was featured a recent edition of the Observer 

when her mother, Valerie Constance, was 

searching for child care for her other daughter. Ra» 

while Lindsay was having hospital treatments 

Scheduled to enter the Wayne-Westland SPAR- 

KEY preschool program for 3-year-olds last 

March, Lindsay's legs one day "collapsed under 

her." She was diagnosed as haying leukemia. 

"Lindsay had quite a constituency of people from 

all over She made friends everywhere. She really 

touched a lot of lives in a short time." Constance 

said. 

ENROLLED IN A rigorous treatment program 

at C.S- Mott Children's Hospital, Lindsay had been 

in complete remission after 14 days of chemotherapy 

' "Everytime she was doing great, she had a fall 

that was so rapid," Constance said. 

The newspaper article brought offers of help 

with child care, but Constance said it was hard to 

leave Rachel. 22 months, with even well-meaning, 

competent strangers. 

"I discovered my kids were very precious to me 

So I expanded the network of people I had to rely 

on," she added. 

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JOBLESS - By a vote ot M for and SI againat. 

the Senate refused to extend for six months a program 

that gives supplemental êmployment bene 

fits to the long-term Jobless The extension would 

rollcall report 

have cost an estimated $1 billion. 

After rejecting this amendment, the Senate unanimously 

passed and sent to the White House a bill 

(HR 1866) to phase out the program The House 

earlier approved the bill on a non-record vote. 

Under the phase-out, current beneficiaries will 

receive checks until their eligibility runs out over 

the next several weeks, and the program then will 

be terminated. 

The supplemental program, an anti-recession 

law enacted in 1982, is providing up to 14 weeks of 

extra jobless pay to some 325,000 individuals who 

have exhausted their normal 26-week allotment of 

unemployment compensation program. 

Voting yes: Carl Levin, Donald Riegle 

AUTOS — By a vote of 51 for and 42 against, the 

Senate adopted a tax amendment for the benefit of 

those who use their automobiles primarily for business 

purposes. 

An individual who uses his auto for business at 

least 75 percent of the time would be allowed to 

claim a 100 percent business deduction. Some personal 

auto costs thus would become tax deductible 

The provision was included in a bill to repeal the 

IRS requirement that taxpayers keep daily logs to 

document business use of their autos. Records still 

must be kept, but they need not be "contemporaneous." 

Riegle voted yes' 

Levin voted no. 

The bill (HR 1869) was sent to conference with 

the House, which passed a similar repeal measure 

oo a noo-record vote 

Supporter Malcolm Wallop. R-Wyo_ said it was 

unreasonable to tax "minute personal use of predominantly 

genunie busness vehicles 

Opponent Robert Packwood, R-Ore., called it "a 

very expensive amendment" that would cost the 

Treasury $1 billion annually. 

Senators voting yes supported more favorable 

tax treatment for individuals who use their autos 

primarily for business 

CORPORATE - The Senate refused. 44 for and 

47 against, to kill a tax proviaftm that benefits individuals 

who make personal use of their corporate 

aircraft The vote occurred during debate oo HR 

lMt (above). 

Michigan's Lertn and Rtefle both voted yes 

Under present law, the IRS sett the value of per 

sonal use of company )eta as equivalent to the cost 

of chartering a comparable aircraft That amount 

is taxable. 

Language in HR 1M9 directs the IRS to compete 

the value according to a formula based on the 

weight of the plans Farther, the amount to be 

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taxed cannot exceed the coat of a first-class com- 

mercial aircraft ticket between the same points 

This would cut federal revenue by an estimated 

S10 million annually 

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OStE Thursday. April 11 1985 

R u b b i n g alcohol, pilot light to b l a m e for blaze 

A Canton woman suffered minor injuries 

Monday in a flash fire in the 

basement of her home at 42431 Red- 

fern near Saltz Road west of Lilley 

Road 

Firefighters said Jean Villaverde, 36. 

was using rubbing alcohol to wash 

some uniforms in her washing machine 

when fumes were ignited by a hot wa- 

'Eggstra' special day set 

Young jelly bean lovers disappointed 

when Saturday's Easter Egg Hunt was 

flooded out will have another chance to 

fill their Easter baskets 

At 10 a m Saturday. April 13 in Grif- 

fin Park, the Canton Parks and Recreation 

Department will give tt another 

try, hoping for drier ground. 

In age groups, kids ages 10 and under 

will scour the Canton Center Road side 

of Griffin Park for candy treats and 

special ptize eggs 

Parking is limited, so parents are 

asked to carpool if possible Call 397- 

1000 for more information 

ter tank pilot light 

Villaverde, whose hair, eyebrows 

and eyelashes were singed, was treated 

and released from Oakwood Hospital 

Canton Center. Her sister and children, 

who were in the home at 7:50 a.m 

when the incident occurred, were 

unhurt. 

The four-bedroom, multi-level home 

sustained about $500 worth of smoke 

damage. The damage was due largely 

to heavy smoke emitted when a plastic 

wastepaper basket burned, according 

to Canton Fire Department Sgt. Don 

Adams. 

35th District Court reaches solvency, 

returns 'extra' money to communities 

Continued from Page 1 

"The court now is in a position where 

we will be making an annual trip here 

to present you with money." he said. 

Garber and MacDonald presented 

$213,500 and Plymouth Township Clerk 

Esther Hulsing with $46,400. The other 

payments will be: Northville, $26,900; 

Northville Township, $67,800; and 

Plymouth, $4,115. 

The payments are based on a formu- 

la which takes into account court usage. 

When the court receives revenues — 

from fines, court costs and forteited 

bonds — they are placed into a fund for 

the community in which the offense oc- 

According to Garber, thejotal revenues 

from each community were: 

Plymouth, $96,402r Plymouth Township. 

$277,762, Canton. $517,694; Northville. 

$114,825; and Northville Township, 

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By Tim Richard 

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He's one of the last pioneers — a 

man who built where no one had been 

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Patrick Butler was not only director 

of the Schoolcraft College library for 

22 years, but he took the job when there 

were few community college libraries 

to learn from. J 

"There was clothing written about 

how to do it," Butler. 59. recalled during 

a conversation in his Plymouth 

home where he is retired. "They were 

called junior colleges.' and they mushroomed. 

"As soon as a new faculty member 

was hired. I wrote a letter and asked 

What would you need?' " 

BUTLER WAS the second person 

hired after voters in 1962 approved 

property taxes to build and operate a 

college in northwestern Wayne County. 

(President Eric Bradner, who hired 

him and for whom the library is 

named, retired 13 years ago. Lois 

Waterman, dean of students, also is retired. 

Lone survivor of the first group 

is W Kenneth Lindner, vice president 

for business This spring, five more of 

the less-than 160-member faculty will 

retire.) 

Schoolcraft was an early wave in the 

1960s flood of community colleges 

From five "junior colleges" associated 

with such traditional districts as Highland, 

Eark, Dearborn and Grand Rapids, 

the movement grew to 29, whose 

boundries covered every square inch of 

Michigan 

Butler was Plymouth High School librarian 

at the time Bradner hired hinn 

Bay City, where Bradner had come 

from, and Plymouth ware the two big 

sources of early Schoolcraft faculty 

and staff. 

TO THIS DAY, Butler praises 

Bradner for having the foresight to hire 

the librarian fully two years before the 

beginning of classes 

"I think Dr. Bradner's interest in 

good books stemmed from his major 

and doctorate in history," Butler told 

author Samuel Hudson, author of 

"Reaching Out .... A History of 

Schoolcraft College." 

"Studies then indicated that a community 

college should have at least 

20,000 volumes. Dr Bradner told me to 

aim for that number by opening day. 

When I visited other community colleges, 

asking for advice, the librarypeople 

there were amazed to hear we 

were collecting books at such an early 

stage." 

Acquiring books was fairly easy in 

such academic fields as literature, history 

and sociology, which 70 percent of 

Schoolcraft's early enrollees studied, 

Butler said. It was'-pore difficult in 

rapidly Changing fields of technology, 

which now enroll 70 percent of the 

10,000 students. 

"Nursing and allied health occupations 

require many and expensive references. 

But auto shop is not book-oriented 

About 10 percent of the collection 

are basic references of an encyclopedic 

nature 

UNLIKE A public library, a commu- 

S o m e s a m p l e s o f t h e B u t l e r w i t 

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prose style of Patrick Butler, retired 

Schoolcraft College librarian: 

From his own mock news release on 

campus during the Gerald Ford era: 

Library Director Patrick Butler last 

night told a shocked campus that he 

was granting "full, free and absolute" 

pardon" to all Schoolcraft faculty and 

staff for any overdue library books 

or may have borrowed 

since Sept. l.*T9W. The historic 

pardon was granted, Butler said, because 

it was "merciful" and "good for 

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• S'CRAFT WORKSHOPS 

Saturday, April 13 - Schoolcraft 

College invites residents to register for 

Community Service courses and 

workshops beginning April 13. For enrollment 

and fee information call the 

college at 591-640(^-Ext. 409. Special 

materials may be required- Classes and 

seminars are on the Schoolcraft cam 

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• April 13. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m Communication 

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communication skills. 

• April 13. 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. For A 

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• April 13. 2-4 p.m Maskmaking 

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April .15, 7-10 p.m. Auto Maintenance 

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pay the mechanic to do that you could 

be doing yourself. 

• April 20, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m Plan For 

Success Workshop for pre-entrepreneurial 

women. This workshop is directed 

at the skilled and talented woman who 

wants to start and maintain a business 

• COLLEGE FINANCIAL AID 

Sunday. April t+ - Federal -a«d 

state financial aid for college students 

will be among the programs discussed 

at an open house for prospective students 

beginning at 2 p.m at Madonna 

_College. Schoolcraft at Levan in Livonia 

The event will be in Kresge Hall on 

campus and will include tours and refreshments 

For more information, call 

591-5052 

• CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY 

Monday, April 15 - Dale Yagiela of 

Growth Works will make a presentation 

and a discussion, entitled "Chemical 

Dependency You and Your Children." 

will be held at 8 p.m. in the gym 

of Our Lady of Good Counsel Catholic 

School on Penniman Avenue in Plymouth. 

All are welcome 

Banquet ends 

UM-D fete 

The University of Michigan-Dearborn will climax 

its 25th anniversary celebration Saturday, 

April 27, with a banquet in the Springwells ballroom 

of the Hyatt Regency Hotel, Dearborn. 

Edsel Ford II, general marketing manager for 

the Lincoln-Mercury Division of Ford Motor Co.. 

will be keynoter U-M President Harold Shapiro 

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Skramstad of the UM-D staff at 593-5168 Reception 

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• SPRING SHAPE-UP 

Monday, April 15 - Aerobic fitness 

dance and exercise classees are scheduled 

morning and evening, beginning 

through advanced, at St John Episcopal 

Church on Sheldon Road in Plymouth. 

Week-day morning child care is 

available The new session will begin 

the week of April 15. Class size is limit- 

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rmation call 459-9229 

• SPRING AEROBICS 

Monday, April 15 - The Women's 

Association of the First United Presbyterian 

Church of Plymouth is sponsoring 

a 10-week Dynamic Aerobics ses-' 

sion April 15 through June 20. Classees 

will meet 6-7 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays 

at the church Babysitting is available 

The charge is $30 for20 classes or 

$18 for 10 classes. Class size is limited 

For information or to register, call 

459-9485 After April 5. call 453-7624 to 

register. 

• FREE CARDIAC SESSION 

Tuesday. April 16 - Catherine 

McAuley Health Center will host a free 

discussion for spouses of cardiac patients 

beginning at 7 p.nwin the Arbor 

Health Building Community Room, 990 

—W. Ann Arbor Trail at Harvey «v Plymouth. 

Dolly Bently, cardiac education 

coordinator at the health center, will 

lead a discussion for spouses of cardiac 

patients to discuss mutual thoughts, 

feelings, and problems associated with 

heart disease For more information, 

call 572-3094 ^ 

• YOUR KIDS & TV 

Tuesday, April 16 — Your Kids & 

TV" will be presented at 7:30 p.m in 

the media center of Smith Elementary 

School. 1298 McKintey, Plymouth 

sponsored by the Smith PFO. The program 

vfill inform persons of a program 

to be introduced in September The new 

TV curriculum will become part of the 

classroom material Marilyn Finch, 

first grade teacher at Smith, has developed 

the TV curriculum aimed at 

teaching students to be discriminating 

TV viewers 

• SC ADULT ED 

Tuesday, April 16 - Mail-in registration 

will be accepted through April 

16 for continuing education community 

services courses and workshops at 

Schoolcraft "College, 18600 Haggerty 

Livonia. Classes, which are scheduled 

to begin May 8, include sight singing, 

fundamentals of modern marketing. 

buying and selling your own home, Incorporate 

Yourself, couples communication 

workshop, UFO The American 

Experience, florals and crafts for fun 

and profit, and stress management for 

single parents For further information 

call 591-6400. ext 409 

•JUNIOR BASEBALL 

LATE REGISTRATION 

Wednesday, April 17 — Late registration 

for the Plymouth-Canton Junior 

Baseball Association will be from 7:30- 

8 30 p.m. in the cafeteria of Plymouth 

Canton High There will be a late registration 

fee of $10 per family in addition 

to the regular registration fee. The association 

needs additional managers 

and umpires Anyone interested maysign 

up during late registration 

• BUSINESS EXTENSION 

Wednesday, April 17 — Join fellow 

business people at the Plymouth Community 

Chamber of Commerce Business 

Extension to be held from 5-7 p.m 

at the Hillside Inn. Cost is $4 per person 

For reservations, call the Chamber 

office at 453-1540 

• BLOODMOBILE AT ELKS 

Wednesday. April 17 — The Altierican 

Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at 

the Plymouth Elks Lodge 1780 at 41700 

Ann Arbor Road. Plymouth, from 3-9 

p.m. Anyone wishing to donate blood 

will be welcome For a specific time, 

call Boyd Shaffer, blood bank chair-, 

man. at 459-2206 

• SPRING STORY TIME 

Wednesday, April 17 •— There will be 

a toddler story time for children age 2- 

3*4 with a parent at 10:30 a.m. Wednesdays 

beginning AprirZ4 and running te 

May 29 Registration wiTITje held at 10 

a.m in person or at 10:30 a m by phone 

on Wednesday. April 17. 

There also will be a preschool story 

time for children age 3*^-5 at 10:30 

a.m Thursdays beginning April 25 and 

running to May 30 Registration is required 

and will be at 10 a.m. in person 

or 10:30 a.m by phone on Thursday. 

April 18 The library's phone number is 

453-0750 

• SHAPE UP WITH BABY 

Wednesday, April 17 — A prenatal 

exercise class for mother and babies 

younger thah 7 months will be held 10- 

11:30 a.m. at Faith Community Moravian 

Church, 46001 Warren Road just 

west of Canton Center Road in Canton 

The class features exercises for mom 

and baby, relaxation and breathing 

techniques, baby massage, and informal 

discussion. For information, call 

instructor at 459-2678 or Childbirth & 

Family Resource Center at 459-2360 

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are using alcohol or drugs will be held 

from 7-9 p.m. in the cafetena of Plymouth 

Canton High School, Canton Center 

Road just southu>f Joy, on"*April 25 

and May 2. 

The workshop also will look at what 

stages young people go through from 

experimentation (as early as fifth 

grade) to addiction, the impact drugs 

and alcohol have on families, the methods 

families use to adapt to the symptoms 

of the disease of addiction and 

how to discuss alcohol and drug use 

with children in a non-threatening way 

Denise Tardif is the instructor. The 

workshop is free and registration is not 

required. The workshop is being offered 

through the Community Education 

Department of Plymouth-Canton 

Community Schools 

• SENIOR ELKS TOUR 

Thursday, April 25 - The Plymouth 

Active Senior Elks are sponsoring a 

tour May 25-26 via bus to Merriville. 

Ind., to the Holiday Star Theatre to see 

Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme 

Tour includes one night accommodation 

at Holiday Plaza (a Holidome with 

Olympic pool, sauna, jacuzzi and live 

entertainment), complete dinner, buffet 

breakfast, HBO movies, tour guide, 

—and shopping trip in 

charge of $135 is based on double occupancy. 

A $25 deposit is due now with 

final'payment due on April 25 Make 

check payable to "Corporate Travel 

Service" and mail to Ray Lampron, 

6406-Pickwick Dr., Canton 48187. Any 

questions may be directed to Lampron 

at 981-6060. 

• SENIOR POWER DAY 

Monday. April 29 - A Senior Power 

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• SPECIAL OLYMPICS 

Special Olympics, an international program of 

physical fitness, sport training and athletic compe^ 

tition for mentally, impaired children and adults, is 

being formed in the Plymouth-Canton area Anyone 

interested in participating should contact a representative 

of the Special Education Parent Advisory 

Committee (SEPAC) at 455-7684 or 420-0509 

• SEEKING DISCOUNTS 

During April representatives from the Plymouth 

Community Council on Aging Inc will be contacting 

new merchants to become participants in the 

Senior Discount Program. 

• SOAPSTONE CARVING 

A rare soapstone collection is on exhibit through 

April 24 at the Plymouth Histonoal Museum. 155 S 

Main at Church Soapstone carvifig. a "cottage industry" 

of China passed down from one generation 

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exhibitions 

• LIVONIA CITY HALL 

Through Friday, April 19 —" 

pointings by Evelyn Henry are oo 

display in the city hall lobby on Five 

Mile Road, east of Farmington 

Road. Some are for sale. Hours are 

9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The exhibit is sponsored 

by the Livonia Arts Commission. 

• DETROIT ARTISTS MAR- 

KET 

Through Friday, April 19 — 

Shows entitled "Works on Paper" 

and "Word and Image" continue at 

1452 Randolph in Detroit. Hours are 

11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday. 

Call 962-0337 

• MIDLAND ART COUNCIL 

Through Wednesday, April 24 — 

The Michigan Water Color Society's 

annual exhibition-national competition 

is at the Midland Art Council of 

the Midland Center for the Arts Inc., 

1801 W. St. Andrews St., Midland. 

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• PEWABIC POTTERY 

Through Friday, April 26 — The 

Michigan Potters' Association's annual 

members' sale, featuring 2,000 

works by more than 70 potters, is 

running at Pewabic Pottery, 10125 

E. Jefferson tn Detroit Prices begin 

at $2.50. Regular gallery hours are 

10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Saturday 

and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. Call 

Mary Jane Hock at 822-0954 for information. 

• PRESTON BURKE GALLER- 

IES 

Through Wednesday, May 1 — 

Works by Riess, Woolf, Lewis, 

Hratchya and Knigt are exhibited 9 

a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays at 410 W. 

Lamed, Detroit. Phone 963-2350. 

• COLLEGE OF WOOSTER 

Through Sunday, May 5 — John 

Glick of Farmington is one of 19 

potters from across the United 

States invited to participate in 

Functional Ceramics 1985, being 

held at the college in Wooster 

The anrumi event Is 

functionally tonally oriented clay work by 

artist/potters. Call (216)-26S-2000. 

• VALDEMAR'S GALLERIES 

UPSTAIRS 

Through May — "Arts of the Literati," 

an exhibit of oriental calligraphy 

and accoutrements of the 

scholar's art, including porcelain 

and jade accessories. This new gallery 

hosts a rare collection of oriental 

art, ceramics and jade. It Is 

boused In a restored Italianate commfiglal 

block. Hours are 10 a.m. to 

5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday and by appointment. 

The gallery is at 103 S. 

Ann Arbor St in Saline. Take U.S. 23 

to U & 12. Call 429-7864. 

• ART AUCTION 

Sunday, April 14 — The Women's 

Council of Realtors will present an 

"art auction happening," Including 

door prises, at Jack Cauley Chevrolet," 

7020 Orchard Lake Road In 

West Bloomfleld, between 15 Mile 

Road and Northwestern Highway. A 

wine and cheese preview will take 

place 1-2 p "» will 

begin at 2 p.m. More than 260 items 

ol all media, modern and contemporary 

as well as traditional, will be 

on hand. All of the art accustom 

framed and originates from artists, 

studios, workshops, publisher* and 

galleries from the United States and 

abroad. Donation Is $2. Proceeds 

will benefit education scholarships 

for women in real estate. 

• HENRY FORD MUSEUM 

C0LLECT0R8 CLUB-GLASS 

Monday, April 15 - The club will 

meet at tM pja. in Lovett Hall, at 

Greenfield Village in Dearborn. 

Dorothy Lee Jones will speak on 

•The Jones Gallery a new Window 

oo Glass and Ceramics." Jonas has a 

worldwide reputation as an author 

and speaker. The non-profit museum 

she founded in 1976 at Sebago, 

Matae, is a collector's paradise 

Guests to the meeting are welcome. 

Their $6 charge may be applied 

toward a yearly club membership, tf 

• SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE 

L Sunday, April 11 - The Schoolcraft 

College Foundation's 

art sale will take place 1-5 

the fewer level of the Wi 

Center oo the college campu 

Haggerty Road la Uvoofta. 

may choose a frame and hi 

Oil pointing 

lag the event The college's 

16660 

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spring concert oI overtures, show 

tunes and marches at 1*0 pMt In 

the upper level ot the Waterman 

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UM-D group brings art to area 

By Mary Kiemic 

staff writer 

If you think fine art can be found 

only in galleries, think again. 

The Fine Art Associates invites you 

to the library on the University of 

Michigan-Dearborn campus, where a 

treasure trove of drawings, glass, 

paintings, prints and other artworks 

can be viewed and not just read about. 

The Fine Art Associates is an organization 

formed by university members 

and people from the community, to collect 

and promote art at UM-D. Although 

the works are housed on campus, 

they represent the involvement of 

people from thoughout western Wayne 

County. Students, faculty and area residents 

are among the group's 50 members 

"I THINK IN the western Wayne 

County area there are a lot of people 

who have a deep concern for art and 

haven't had any really public outlet," 

said Greg Palka, assistant director of 

sponsor and development research at 

UM-D. "There are no (major art) museums 

between Detroit and Ann Arbor. 

They really have a concern for art It is 

personal and close to them." 

More than 500 works are in the university's 

permanent art collection, on 

display throughout the library. Included 

are works by Rembrandt, Matisse 

and Picasso. Also there is one of the 

state's largest public collections of contemporary 

glass, with pieces by Dali. 

Daum and others. 

Since it was formed in November 

1984. the Art Associates has organized 

exhibits, lectures and receptions. It 

also provides such services as picture 

framing 

"We're not really looking to promote 

any particular art or person," said 

Electra Stamelos, group chairman and 

director of art acquisition and exhibition 

at the university. 

"We do a complete program. All the 

senses have to be stimulated. It's a 

lovely evening. You hear a good lecture 

and see fine art. It's the best show in 

town. For the price (free), you can't 

beat il" 

V think in the western 

Wayne County area 

there are a lot of 

people who have a 

deep concern for art 

and haven't had any 

really public outlet 

There are no (major 

art) muaeuma between 

Detroit and Ann Arbor. 

They really have a 

concern for art. It la 

personal and close to 

them. r 

— Qreg Palka 

assistant director 

sponsor and development 

research 

THE ART Associates is an offshoot 

of the Dearborns Collect, a major annual 

art show of works borrowed from 

private collectors in the area. The pieces 

in the show are by internationally 

known and local artists 

"Many of the same people (are involved 

with the Art Associates)." Palka 

said. "We said we need a group to carry 

this on and expand it. It really has become 

a very strong group." 

C. Edward Wall, head librarian at 

UM-D at the time, thought the libraryshould 

be a community resource for 

significant art and more than just a repository 

for books, according to 

Stamelos. : 

Now the Art Associates conducts 

three shows a year. The first of these is 

the Dearborns Collect. The second 

show is an invitational, allowing one 

artist to display his work. This is followed 

by the final display, which this 

year features contemporary glassworks 

in honor of Michigan Glass 

Month. 

An exhibit of glaaa worka by thrde Czech sculptors ia one three 

exhibita at UM-D. 

Greg Palka, assistant director of sponsor and development 

research, and and Katie Finnerty, a 

student member of the Fine Art Associates, ex- 

AMONG THE exhibitions, on display 

through April 30, are "Glass — 

Three Sculptors: Progression Toward 

Monumentility" by three Czechoslovakian 

artists, "Albrecht Durer: Selected 

Woodcuts" and "The Paintings of Russell 

Keeter " 

The woodcut exhibit was organized 

completely by UM-D students, including 

Robin Bedrosian and David Rau of 

Livonia; Susan Fancy, Kay Hommel, 

Paulius Jurgutis and Edee Ritten of 

Farmington Hills; Karen Brotherton of 

Farmington; Mark Mardiros of Southfield 

and Lauren Symington of Birmingham. 

Southfield resident Alex 

Neshkes and UM-D staff member Joseph 

Marks coordinated the installation 

of the glass exhibition. 

A recent reception at the library, 

featuring a presentation by American 

art glass sculptor Howard Ben Tre, 

drew 300 to 350 people, Stamelos said. 

She said a reception in Midland, by 

comparison, was attended by "barely 

100" persons. 

The organization, while enjoying local 

popularity, is trying to reach Detroit 

art critics and others who tend to 

look only to downtown Detroit or Birmingham 

for art. according to Palka 

reft®". ~ 

"If we could just break through that 

ice," Stamelos said. 

"This area, western Wayne County, is 

a very fertile ground for artists to grow 

and prosper," Palka said. 

The Art Associates welcomes charter 

members. Cost of a one-year membership 

is $25 individual, $35 family, 

$100 patron and $5 for high school, college 

and university students. For information, 

call Palka at 593-5130. 

(P.C, W,Q) 1E 

Photos by ART EMANUELE/staff photographer 

amine worka by Ruasell Keeter in a current exhibition 

at UM-D. 

Original woodcut by Albrecht Durer, "Angel with the Key to the 

Bottom lesa Pit," 14S8. 

What to do when the fun goes out 

This is another lesson on art and 

drawing by special columnist David 

Messing. He has 

taught for eight 

years and operates 

an art 

store, Art Store 

and More, 16340 

Middlebelt, 

Livonia, 522- 

6311. Messing 

encourages 

questions and comments from readers 

You may write him at his store or 

c/o Observer Newspapers, 23352 

FArmington Road. Farmington. MI 

48024. 

By Devfd Meeting 

special writer 

Quickly I hung a sign on my display 

boards which read, "The artist will 

return in 15 minutes." I ran to the 

nesrest phone and called my wife. 

"Hooey," I said, '1 just took a commission 

for five paintings." Over the 

phooe we immediately schemed how 

the money would help pay off our 

"run-away" charge account You 

know the kind most every young couple 

develops after buying their first 

bouse 

artifacts 

play. One of the mall store owners 

said to me, "I'll take this one, this one 

and that big one." 

So back went the sign and I'm right 

back on the horn with Sandy, talkin' 

and laughin' about paying off our 

charge account with plenty left over. 

I returned and a man waiting for me, 

commissioned me to paint a picture 

of his brand new Ferrari, his Rolls 

Royce-Silver Cloud and his Cobra 

Out of my mind with excitement I 

couldn't muster a reasonable price 

quote, so I put my chin in my hand 

while thinking To break the silence 

he made me an offer which, was at 

Tent s $100 more than the quote I 

was going to make. After a quick Joy 

ride" ia his Ferrari, I came back Just 

before the mall closed, and low and 

behold, s Detroit Lion football player 

was standing there looking st my 

work and commissioned me to paint 

of course, a picture of a lion 

By now my emotional fuse had 

completely blown jo I Just casually 

walked to my car-ending the most 

successful night I ever had in my 

short-Uved, mall show career I 

received II commission that week 

and was looking forward to getting 

started on them in between my fulltime 

job at Ford Motor Co 

AFTER A day or two of Just basking 

in the glory of it all, my bubble 

was suddenly burst by the sharp ring 

of the telephone "No Miss, I'm sorry 

I haven't even sUrted your picture 

There are three ahead of yours ' With 

the same anxiety I bad when I was 

late for work, I started the first of 15 

paintings 

By 1 s.m. that night I thought 

"Well that's one of era." By 1 a.m. the 

next night I thought. "Whew . . 

that's two-down.'' By 1 s.m. the following 

night I thought "This is kind 

of s drag." and midway into the 

fourth night it hit me: "I'm not bavin' 

any fun at all here." 

"When the fun goes out" is the title 

of this article, and anyone with any 

commercial or commission experience 

knows the feeling quite well. 

When you see, bear or think of something 

that stirs your creative Juices, it 

is a blessing and a Joy to make your 

Inspiration visual oo canvas, paper, 

stone or clay But that is your work to 

express. Your idea. And that is miles 

away from trying to make your work 

visually express your customer's 

idea. Commissioned work Is quite often 

boring. Really, how excited can 

you get about painting someone's 

cock-a-poo or their yappy little 

Yorky? 

Commercial art can be, and most 

often is, the same case of the blues 

Your client is so excited about this 

new product that his forehead is 

sweating, his nostrils are flared and 

his voice tremors with the Joy of it all 

- while you sit there, battling a 

yawn, trying to look interested 

So what do you do when the fun 

goes out? Even though your commission 

or assignment isn't particularly 

interesting it still can be challenging. 

Challenge yourself off the bench and 

on to the playing field. Perhaps you 

could paint or render it In s new medium, 

or try to beat the clock and 

therefore increase your hourly rste. 

ITS INTERESTING to note that 

the word "challenge" is defined as "a 

call for «mi, effort or Imagination." 

So challenge your mind to think like 

your customer Put yourself in their 

place. Feel the love they have for 

their animal or car Try to acquire 

the excitement they feel about their 

new product 

Then do whatever you must to 

make It visual for them. Challenge 

your ability. Dig deep into your vault 

of media and pick the one you can - 

handle best and the one that best suits 

the Job at hand. Technical skill rarely 

grows at the same rate when it is unchallenged. 

I personally would be a 

one- or two-medium artist with a limited 

scope of subjects were it not for 

the many commissions and commercial 

requests that forced meio grow 

artistically 

Challenge your business skills. Try 

to call your customers and stay "in 

touch," treat them Just as you would 

like to be treated. Commit yourself to 

a schedule and a deadline and stay 

with it If you deliver the artwork oo 

time, technically correct and in a creative 

manner, you will succeed in art 

and may actually be in demand. 

So take those commissions even if 

there is no money Involved; experience 

is the best teacher In doing so 

rj are allowing yourself to be forced 

F i . 

grow In your mind, technical atotltty 

and business sense. Even though It 

may seem at first to be shakey 

ground, perhaps it will be the ground 

upon which you build a. foundation 

that will somedsy support you aa a 

working artist 

Talk about challenging — we're 

still out of breath from the move to 

our new facility In Livonia, and we 

just signed the lease for s new Art 

Store k More tn the city of Plymouth. 

So here we go again.

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Earth tones and soft colors Clean and 

well maintained Large roaster bed- 

room, family room with fireplace big 

country kitchen, basement. 2 car at- 

tached garage J79.900 Call 

GENEVIEVE PATTERSON 

CENTUFTT21 

Gold House Realtors 

478-4660 261-4700 

/ c h w e i t i e r f ^ H o m e s . 

PLYMOUTH 

Eas: J*e Victontn Walk into anc*.f- 

« trt' DasignalK twloncol ion* - r 

towr. aonovtioc arc jpeaioc rvse 

BeOroo«n». fso Sons 1 S low laundry 

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lo- Of,ma MS sa :=>680N:' 1S3-680C 

CANTON 

.arje »our BeOroorr ivw saw ~>or* 

wW pc* Barn. nuttuiWings «flh < 

siaw 5 padocos pona arc sorhgi 

Bom. QramiUC fronj roof. aHh cathe- 

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PLYMOUTH 

"he mot! ««Qar' iownbou»e r Baacor. 

Holow » *K» 

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Mauttfu Occorttoc noma rwnansig tor 

a perfect "mowe ngnt r' condorwwm 

pranturr loctnor at 0» B«sk C B* 

exjmpto iflonsi a WWf »w» o« op«r 

groirxM >rcrr in upper and Kww Sec* 

The recrertor nxm I* conpmt 

arpr and •« bar T oc (or trie 

Ouy^r sho wants tfw EES 1 ' 1 1131.900 

(P92PWI453-6800 

SAliM 

Beeutflui fwo-to-«nC oedroom 

bnck or. three acres 

utcnar, tamiy room with two-way fire- 

place pka mucn more, fymoooi mai- 

ns. ** Ktoon Uult MC to appreo- 

ata Ji« 900 »0«MP- *So-«8« 

NOV! 

Ourtty C»* - great iw trucamff 

Tirta Great - >Jtff a-Jt Cotonai 

rot* BeOroons, 2H baths, formal Oin- 

me roorr. aer.. nso Veptaces wet Bar 

Tie floors n loyer ana Bathrooms a- 

ard wort *96 In knehan *iM irau- 

•atad mnojss urge 1st "toe launOry 

srth OIOM' T ' U-J.9X 

•'L-l2F0X"i 522-5333 

LIVING *T TS BEST 1 

m tiw Hooc* ConOormmumt -arget 

upper rsxfi tc«i if condrtlon 2 

beoroyrs lymal dining room. parQt*! 

ci'cnen floor. scrseneiS termce over- 

looks oomxyis CluB f bath 

oo**!* x asroei»«acre Family room. 

!Vep»M. 'omal Oin«j room, lit Itoor 

l««3ry eitrs naulation. murrtenarea 

tree 6 mere You «• love it al only 

$85,000 (1-32SUNI522-5333 

453-6800 522-5333 

218 S. Main St. SZ744 5 Mita M. 

Plymouth Livonia 

CHARMING 3 bedroom bnck ranch, 

[artuly room with fireplace, lovely ma- 

cloeeby A Steal at 149 900 

COLONIAL 2,700 Sq Ft Carpeted 

throughout central air with 4 spacious 

bedrooms loads of closet space), large 

living "gn»m 

Bloomflww 

303 V»s«t BtoomfisK? 

304 Fsrmington 

Farming ton M«a 

30b &rsgr*tor»-Hnrtland S Lror 

306 Sovrthh^d-L'atrwwc 

307 MWcrd-Hartiano 

308 Rocrwsisr-Troy 

30« Roysi0a*-0*« Ps»> 

Munungtor WooOa 

310 Co

306 Roche*ter-Troy 

BY Owner Tlo> Mrji)cW5 Hawk 3 

bedroomi 2 iuiUo !ir*pU« 

PLEASANT RIDGE [mraaculaU J 

bedroom Tudor New custom kitchen 

OPEN Sat . V Ipm'ltt.OOO HI «813 

NORTH ROYAL OAK BEAUTY Thia 

mint coodiUoo 3 bedroom ranch is a 

decoratoo dream Flnlahed baaement. 

cental air super area I*)K>0 

4712 Briarwood. South off It Mile Kd 

ROYAL OAK by Owner Immaculate J 

bedroom ranch, large kitchen k family 

room BeJumoot Hcapita] area OPEN 

Sue '2-Spm Aaiuot (11.000 2S8©«79 

OPEN SUN 2-5 

"ROCHESTER 

310 Union Laka 

Commerce 

HAMBURG J bedroom, baaeroect 2 H 

• |i'i|r tarje treed krt. ckwe to i-w*v 

shopping schools Land contract avail 

I able W! bOC 2JS i«7» 

I i» 

SILVER LAKE RANCH OPEN San 1- 

4PM 4 bedroonu. 2H batha, 2 ftre 

. places 1»4 Acre lake privilege* Musi 

I »ee U> appreciate Ul.W *3 T 2216 

322 Home* For Sale 

Macomb County 

SHELBY TOWNSHIP Beau Hi ul '.air 

front colonial with < bedrooms, central 

air. 3 full baths flniabed basement, 

fireplace lit floor laundry, den. formal i 

dining roorr.. large lot ipacious back 

deck Beautiful iodacaplng t much. | 

much more'' All this & more for j 

1124 iOO For more info call 

SUNCASTLE S7S-WM 

• B'vd or 

pTrtt-STEH." 

aaUt - 

-. ria.fr i 

>iutin»-i 

"verloo* 

4S Great 

451 ii47 

i» 1 

COMMERCE 

JUST LISTED 1 Warm contemporary 

lake [root walk-out raocb 4 bedrooma. 

,m i family room Flonda room, 2 way fire- 

place in living room and formal dining 

Bv 1 room, underground ipnnfclerv base- 

>97 ment attached garage Golf cour»e 

across the street' lli5,SM)0 ASK FOR 

JERRI MITCH 

CENTURY 21 

MJLCORPORATE 

TRANSFEREE SERVICE 

851-6700 

323 Homea For Sate 

Washtenaw County 

•m 

HORSE AND BUGGY DAYS Revuited 

in a Salem Township centennial home 

Like new with « bedrooma. 2 full hatla. 

basement. 1st floor laundry dining 

room and natural fireplace Garage 

plus 2 bans 1WXKI 

HARRYS 

WOLFE 

421-5660 

ASSUMPTION 

JUST REDUCED Uus loveljr 2 bedroocr. 

coodo ill Bloomfield Hilla Newly deco- 

rated neutral decor atucbed garage 

Full ule basement, large bedrooma 

with customised closets ceramic tile 

foyer A must see $88 SH>0 


Starter Home or Investor s Special Ooe 

bedroom In unit laundry washer U 

\ drver included Plus all appliances A 

I Must See II? »00 

WESTLAND 

Stop those rent payments Own this 2 

bedroom coodo second floor unit MINT 

CONDITION Convenient location All 

appliances included Owner trans- 

ferred Needs a quick sale $41.M 

plete kitcben $43,000 S40-1M0 

• Firushec 

plus $f» >' 

rnoY vVEN HO 1 ." 

F Jbulûs « &Wroo::^ 

floor Uundn' : i 

iWflaj ft »138>J- 

THOY OPEN 55 > 

- i.tttar- . > gf 4-«-r^r +* 

(I NortltfH d Es 

'.ainec. 4 bedroom : . 

»ie« SuS 'A\«vserfu 

.mbine.: » feat-. 

Tiaster bet." - ni su. 

farr-ilv roeir which 

sitchen rj -vt.ent lot 

riorr.e some:.nni" 

$!•?: 

Realtors 

one* pa 

j« must 

fi«s 

- c* ranch 

a lis da 

, . replace. 

.-cried ga 

v. plus 

i24»64» 

day : 5pm 

: -i baths. 

tj>. library 

54J-8252 

319 Homea For Sate 

Oakland County 

324 Other Suburban 

Home* For Sate 

| BERKLEY'-aluminum sided, nicely 

decorated. 2 bedroom ranch First floor 

laundry, gas heat, fenced lot. 1 l v car 

garage Priced for quick sale $34.»00 

283-5111 

HISTORIC HOME, restored Federal 

style, all double brick, formal living & 

Condominium 

Realty 

559-3800 

BY OWNER Detached 2.800 aq ft, 

cluster coodo In Locklln Pines Living, 

dining room snth walk-out to raised 

deck Large family .-'rec' room wtth fire- 

place !• wet bar, walk out to patio 3 

bedrooms, 2 baths, country kitchen 

gas heat, central air attached 2>* car 

garage W Bloomfield School* Call 

363-1048 

.'DOt, 

KflHWTY 

i own jag s. 

unit «llktn^ distance 

Why pay 

sparkling 

COW 

SECOND FLOOR *: 

rent when you car wo uu« 

clean 2 bedroom unit wfiltlni 

to dosrntown Farminân/Courtyard 

view, large laundry and storage area 

$43,900 

t-TVOWlA 

Beautifully cared for two bed 

room, ooe story upper unit 

coodo with a dellghtfat 

screened balcony Dining 

room, - completely equipped 

kitchen, carpeting throughout 

$54,900 Call 281-50*0 

Thompson-Brown 

326 Condoe For Saw 

SOUTtHTEU> 

Three bedrooma. 2 Mi baths 

family room with fireplace 

Heady to more tn Land Coo- 

tract term* Ajaumabke Mori 

gage $74,900 Call »t2 0703 


332 Mobile Home* 

For Sale 

ONLY $1000 DOWN $142 MO 

Assumes 2 bedroom with 7'il4 eipan 

-do. Nice may be left 

oo IM 495-0026 

LIVONIA 

New Construction 

Condominiums 

Now taking reservatioo* Ranch and co- 

lonial stvle* with garage* 4 baaement* • 

From $80.9*0 Call today for details 

Ask for Carol Maaoo Broker 

CAROL MASON REALTY' 344 1 800 

LUXURY spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bath 

South)leld coodo irith garage. NewW 

decorated 10* anumptloc oo L C 

$7000 move* you In Broker Owner 

333-2100 or after 5PM 352L-2878 

Lovely 2'Bedroom fvi 

NORTHVILLE 

bath, neutral decor fireplace. 

NEW ON MARKET Evergreen 

Meadows ranch coodo In Southflela oe • 

ssks, i 

..—^ Cells' Fin.rw-tno 1 

tone* Special Financing' $87,500 

NORTHVILLE Novi Country Place 

bedroom*. 2* bath*, fuUy carpeted, . 

basemeot. autonaatlc garage 

348-7435 

WALNUT 

HILLS 

CONDOS 

WEST BLOOMFIELD 

PHASE I CLOSE-OUT 

Dsstindively designed ranch 4 2-*tory 

unit* srlth 2 bedroom*. 2 t 2 W bath*, 2 

car garage srlth opener, central air 4 

much, much more from $99 »#0 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 

Reservations for Phase 11 available 

from $109,990 Three stunning model 

selections 

Presented by H Lawsoo inc 

Open Daily 4 We«k-ends 12 Nooq - 3PM 

' Closed Thursday 

661-0338 ' 557-2080 

Located South of Walnut Lake Rd 

Ooe street Wat of Drake Rd 

SACRIFICE several Hating*. Farm 

ingtoo. Southfleld Ooe bedroom under 

ts 000 2 bedroom* under $5,000 

354 4454 After 8pm 338-8810 

' SUBURBAN 

MOBILE HOME SALES 

WIXOM AREA S bedroom*. 14 s "0 

Appliances, large deck 4 awning 

BANK REPO 12 i 85 I bedrooms to 

mediate occupancy $8,900 

Other homes in Plymouth, Southfleld 4 

Novi area* Double wide* available 

AS LOW AS $1.000 DOWN 

Thursday, Aprii 11, 1985 04E *7E 

334 Out Of Town 

Property For Sate 

339 Lota and Acreage 

For Sate 

r t 

3e2 Lakefront Property 352 Commercial / Retail 

PKNTON area, 10 scrs 

Perked, $18.MM Term* 

336 Florida Property 

For Sate 

DISTRESS SALE Siesta Key Saraso- 

ta 1 bedroom coodo. furnished, oo wa- 

ter Will sell for mortgage balance 

Must sell $49 04)1 459-1523 

MARCO ISLAND 2 bedroom, 2 full 

batha, screened porch, attached garage. 

r jlf course view Many extra* 879.5O0 

13-394-1793 779-9358 

H.K HESTKR HILLS two large presti- 

gious lot*. H acre 4 1 "4 acre, wooded 

river view aouthern eiposore suitable 

for solar homes, all uulltlss J 75-00341 

SALEM TWP 

4 8 Acre HiU*lde parcel 

Perked $39,500 

Ed Hood Broker 

LAKEFRONT TOWNHOUSE 

ON KU SPORTS LMUE 3 

Mile* from Twelve Osits. TWO 

bsdrooma, two lull and two -» 

baths, two fireplaces, wet bar 

tn farolly room, tseo car ga- 

rage $1M.»00 Call 533-8700 


455-3949 

THREE 2 acre building site*, private 

road, utilities, perked, ready to build 

Plymouth school*, ea*y access to free- 

ways $25 000, terms 453-9308 

building sites from 

All BtlUl 

TROY Cmtcm 

$17,900 to $34,300 All utilities, paved 

street* newer subdivisions 

Real Estate Professionals Inc . 773-48*0 

348-1913 

337 Farm* For Sate 

VENTURE MOBILE home. 14 i75 2 

bedrooms, completely furnished 

$11,000 * 525-7803 

NORTHEAST IND Owner selling re- 

stored, insulated, 8 room. IS bath 

farmhouse, bans*, pood, 80 acres Rural 

Life, Boi 118, Angola. IN , 48703 

333 Northern 

For Sate 

Property 

BY OWNER Echo Valley Farmington 

Hills 1 bedroom coodo. Corner unit 

Carport, appliances Included 826-2804 

diiuVubrarv i BLOOMFIELD HILLS, CltY Of 

2 full, 2 half baths, fireplace, 4 at- , Spaciou* 4 LUIHTKHU Coodo Wood- 

' ward E Long Lake area 1.800 soft 

2 bedrooms, 2 full baths, den. dinette 

tached garage $135,000 Fen too 

l-82»-7482 

| PONTIAC north sidel. 3 bedroom 

-anch. excellent investment Currently 

rented with possibility of 2 year iease 

$27,500 J L Heard Realtor, 874-0358 

916 

1, M 1858 Flem- 

»>• K -4 

Tîiona'.v main- 

. unia'. tn Forest 

SecoratiBig ideas 

.-e» like 2" 

le with fireplace 

does m:-t open to 

location make this 

I brag about 

IT. Chamberlain 

or 543-7508 

320 Homea For Sale 

Wayne County 

TROY OPEN Sl'N 1-4 

3 bedroom ranch I baths family room, 

central air 2 -ar atucbed garage, fire- 

place. cathedra! ceilings deck Troy 

V hoc Is Newh decorated 4 carpeted 

175.900 4756 Butler Mile Jokn R 

Far ippoiiitmem 889-7652 

FINANCING SPECIAL 

With a Special Price $5,000 down on t 

Land Contract, 11% P41 $279 3 bed 

16 room brick bungalow, basement, 2 car 

i MSHDA or FHA VA with 

"down $32 XK) Mk for 

Gail Hodge 

REAL ESTATE ONE 

326-2000 

METAMORA - Hunt area 4 VT DID bi 

level w 11 acres with breathtaking 

view. 3 bedrooms, den, family room, 2 

baths, 2"-s car garage, deal dtreci with 

owner. $76,500 878-2»61 

area off deluxe kitcben. 2 car attached 

garage Impeccable Maintenance 1 A*- 

sum«ie Mortgage Offered at $138,000 

Buyers Only! 642-3197 

garage Also 

OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2-5 

Lovely colonial situated In a country 

atmosphere HIGH SIMPLE ASSl/MP 

TION CLOSING costs approximate!* 

$50 Great room coocepi. three bed- 

rooms. I 1 - bsths. fall finished -basest »; 

ment, 2H car atucbed garage DONT 

MISS SEEING THIS PROPERTY - 2259 

Ox ley Dnve, North of Djie Highway 

Come in oo Parkinson $95,900 

Century 21 

ROBEC PROPERTIES 

851-7711 

Executive Relocation Services 

CANTON Near Warren Road 4 She! 

doo 2 bedrooms, full baaement central 

air $36,900 

Ed Hood. Broker 455-3949 

CANTON - 2 bedroom 1 ** bath ranch 

coodo carport, central air, finished 

basement pnvate patio, clubhouse 

pool, $57,900 By owner 397-0873 

BEST AREA AND BEST PRICE 1 West t fllUsfced 

Bloomfield coodo featuring 2 bed- C1p5fr BBQ Appointment. 

rooms, 2 1 -! baths, finished basement 2 

car atucbed garage, pool clubhouse 

$87,900 

GREAT STARTER 

3 bedroom bnck. full basement, garage 

dining room $25 900 Ask for Nancl 

Eddv Girard Group 353-2020 

TROY prestigious Oak River for the 

discnmina'.n*..- x^fessjonal 3300 sq ft 

ustorr. bui". - * bedrooms, liv- 

-g family dtmn* rooms, island kitcb- 

•.n den bar fin 1 , floor laundry 2 full, 2 

,.ai>bath* professionally decorated, se- 

uriir 4 fire alarm music intercom, 

a.r conditioned 3 car garagf. profes 

s.otialfy landscaped beautiful lot. many 

irees spr.ntlen 4 deck Plus man; 

more features toe nurrierous tc- men- 

tion $265 SHM Senous buyers only 

Eves weekends 641 7007 

TROY' 3 bedroom s bath colonial 

„vmg room, !am.„> room fireplace. 

I >! floor laundrv large kitchen well 

—ntrmacsee 4*-* *•—- ^85 8272 

QUIET west Detroit neighborhood 

7610 Braile Warren Outer Dr area 2 

storv bnck colonial 3 large bedrooms. 

Ill'baths carpet thru-out. fireplace 

Al! r>e» kitchen, new furnace 14 car 

garage many other-extras $41,900 

After 7pm. 271-OW 

WAYNE 14 story. 3 bedroom, base- 

ment near rec center Land contract 

terms $24,900. $5 WW dewn U* 

326-7141 

321 Home* For Sate 

Livingston County 

325 Real Estate Service* 

ARE YOU COLLECTING oo a Land 

Contract or second mortgage and warn 

to cash out 1 * Highest $$$ Lowest Dis- 

count Perry Realty 478-7640' 

CASH FOR 

Land Contracts 

Any type property anywhere 

10 Michigan 24 hrs - Call 

Free 1-800-292-1550. First 

National Acceptance Co. 

LIVINGSTON COUNTY 

MINI FARM - 10 acres nicely remod- 

eled 2000 sq ft farmhouse, large barn. 

$74 900 'L3fll[ 

11 all Unda Roberts 227-1200 

309 Royal Oak-Oak Park 

Huntington Wood* 

ESTATE SALE- 

Large 3 bedroom ranch, finished base- 

ment large rooms, huge cul-de--sac lot 

i-antral air. marble "sills Priced to sell 

a: $39,500 Call now' 

- CENTURY 21 

Your Real Estate 525-7700 

HUNTINGTON WOODS Unique I-story 

i bedrooms JH baths P-wat|ic fire 

pl*ce new paneled rec - > " tr.-odem 

kitchen A must see te" il>: 546-8824 

(QUALITY CUSTOM COLONIAL set 

high on a hill overlooking 16 acres with 

beautiful view of pood. 8 sull bam, 

fenced pastures $139,900 (P709: 

Call Sharon Goebel. 517-546-. 56C 

TEN ACRES o! total seclusior. - Brigh- 

ton area 2300 sq ft finished walk out 

ranch Contemporary styling, excellent 

location $127,500 :R539i 

Call Ten Kitisa 227-2200 

NEAT BRICK RANCH 3 bedroom 

home built for energy efficiency 2 piu* 

acres with bars 4 fruit trees $70,504) 

R360I Call Janet Keough 517-546-7550 

PREVIEW PROPERTIES 

326 Condo* For Sate 

ANNOUNCING 

A New Condominium 

$3,390 DOWN 

$573 per month 

CROSSWINDS 

of 

Farmington Hills 

I Bedroom colonial, 14 baths, 'fire- 

place. central air. ftodio ceilings Pn- 

vate walled patio sheltered parking 

$66,990 348-0800 

BEAUTIFUL I bedroom coodo in Red- 

ford Villa, Redford Owner reallv anx 

lous lo sell Price negotiable See 4 

make an offer 464-0508 

BELLEVILLE - Luxury Livtng at iU 

best Gorgeous large coodo an lake- 

front Access to 1-94 4 1-275 Offett 2 

bedrooms formal dining room, flre- 

lace, 1W bath*, walk out basement. 

goTf cour»e, boating 4 swimming 

Low price 

REALTY WORLD 

HOBERT OLSON REALTORS 

981-4444 

B I N G H A M 

W O O D S 

APPLEWOOD 

!s our smallest floor plan and 

car be either 3 bedrooms or 2 

and a loft This special has a 

deck facing the part, 3 fire- 

places and rougbed-in plumb- 

ing in the lower level July de- 

livery 

$175,900 

MANORWOOD 

Main floor boasts a Ifvtng 

room, dining room, library 

and master bedroom suite 

to the 2n 

connecting 2 good sue 

rooms and a bath Tim home 

overlooks a 5 acre part Deltv 

erv is scheduled for July 

$216,900 

Call Us for An Appointment 

645-6240 

SALES OFFICE 

South off 13 Mile Rd. 

Between Lahser & Telegraph 

Birmingham 

• Opeo Every Day 12-6* 

ROBERTSON BROS. 

CHANTICLEER 

AWARD WINNING 

CONDOMINIUMS 

NEW SITES JUST RELEASED 

Offering the ipectacular new duster 

bome* designed for your 

Caref roe Life»tyle' 

Ranch and townhouse model* feature 

great room with natural fireplace, for- 

WABEEK IN THE HILLS' Former 

model, end unit, beautifully decorated 

large great room with fireplace, pn 

vale courtyard off library and 2nd bed 

room, slate patio overlooks 6th hole 

Wabeek Country Club $189,W0 

ELEGANT Exquisitely decorated 5 

bedroom detached coodo in Bloomfield 

located on nse with lake view and priv- 

ileges on 2 lakes Great room, llbrarv 

I 1st floor laundrv Furnishing* for Sale 

also- 1 $275,000 

CENTURY 21 

MJLCORPORATE 

TRANSFEREE SERVICE 

851-6700 

car atucbed garage srith direct access 

4 much more! 

Select your site now for summer move- 

Models Open 12-6 

Located Nor 

closed Thursdav 

Norths!de of 12 Ml Rd 

Just Ea*t of Telegraph Rd 

354-4330 

Another Development By 

Mooeunr Investment Group 

Co-op Brokerage Invited 

C0ND0-MART 

CP NORTH SETTING 

West Bloomfield location, 3 bedroom 

deucbed coodo In txjutiful treed sur- 

roundings. Wood deck* plus palic, 2^» 

car garage, brick wall fireplace and rec 

room srith wet bar Priceo below mar- 

ket at $89,000 SEE IT 626-8100 

AFFORDABLE 4 COZY 

coodo in Farmington Hill* with superb 

closet space Neutral decor, premium 

appliances and pleasant setting Large 

bedroom srith "walk-in" Handy car- 

port. At $38,900 enjoy the pool I* sum 

mer* Call 826-8100 

BEEN WAITING' 

Here s that unusual Farmington Hills 

panda 2 urge txdrooms frJTnJl batfts 

at a truly affordable price! Upper level 

privacy close-by shopping, all appli- 

ances including in-unit washer 4 dryer, 

carport ALL THIS' IM.500 626-8100 

THINKING OF SELLING " ' 

Lower Interest rate*, our top repauuoo 

tn the condominium markei and a 

healthy demand from qualified buyers 

have combined tc leaves us short of 

coodo* to offer NOW is an opportune 

time'- Can we help you market youn" 

CALL 626-8100 

C0ND0-MART 

626-8100 

CONTEMPORARY DECOR eochances 

thl* 3-4 bedroom. 2u> bait Coodo In 

Potomac Tosrn (W Bloomfield! Sei>a 

rate library, ceramic foyer, kitchen 

with breakfast »re«, central *tr ga» 

BBQ. finished rec room •* much more 

Owner $108,900 Buyers Only' 6«l-i0»» 

EVERGREEN WOODS CONDO Lovely- 

treed setting leads into this absolutely 

beautiful move-in, first floor ranch unit, 

neutral decor Custom kitcben with 

breakfast bar. all appliance*, central 

air. fireplace in living room. Two bed 

rooma. full bath, approximately 1100 

square feet Excellent location For 

appointment call 

Century 21 

ROBEC PROPERTIES 

851-7711 

Executive Relocation Services 

NOVI 

Cbanning three bedroom town 

bouse IT Country Place, car 

peted throughout and beauti 

lullv decorited Natural fire- 

place in living room, spaciou* 

dl^Jng area finished base- 

ment. garage $74,900 

Call 261-5080 


WESTLAND 

OPEN SUNDAY, 7590 MANOR CIR- 

CLE Woodland Manor, sharp 2 bed- 

room Coodo, near Westland Mall. 

$41,900 

MARTIN, KETCHUM 4 MARTIN 

522-0200 

BY OWNER- LELAND Mich 4-5 bed 

room home oo Lake Michigan, 180 ft 

frontage, secluded wooded lot 

$205.000 After 5PM Wi-2115 

CADILLAC AREA Off 115 40 act*, 

small lake. Flaherroan's 4 hunter's 9»- 

adise Heavily wooded Retired owner 

541-0668 

SOUTH LYON 

40'plus acre farm with stream 4 pood, 

3 bedroom 2 story home in good condi- 

tion Possible splits 1.398 frontage. 

$99 >00 

NOUNG REAL ESTATE 

512-5150 437-2056 

UNION LAKE LOT 

77 a 200 close to shopping, trees oo 

property, $10,500 land contract term* 

Call Rav Tavlor 

CHALET 477-1800 

NOVI 3 bedroom Townhouse, 1 "A 

bath*, dishwasher, stove, refrigerator, 

fully capreted. finished basement club- 

house, pool facilities $48,000 153 4218 

WESTLAND - 2 bedroom, utility room 

washer 4 diêr, air, nooL carport, all 

appliances Walk to shopping Livonia 

schools 563-9817 

OPEN SUN 1pm - 5pm Bloomflald 

Hills, iîarton 4 Telegraph Saodel- 

wcod 5630 Adams Way South. Picture 

r rfect ranch with walk-out basement 

car atucbed garage »153,900 Open 

(or offer* For appointment oall 

Celeste Cole. 540-5500. 540-2153 

Cranbroo* Realtors Assoc Inc 

PARK PLACE CONDO - 2 bedroon, 

1 u, bath, doorwall to pnvate patio, fin- 

ished basement. *paciou*. open de*ign 

Clean Assume srith small down 

mem. Open boose. Apr 13.14 

38406 Park Place, 16 Mile 4 Dequir 

$49.900. or caft for appt ST5"-SHT 

W BLOOMFIELD 

elegant, contemporary 2 bedroom coo- 

do Atrium 4 deck, cathreda] ceilings, 

never lived in End unit facing charm- 

ing park area Spacious open celling, 

fLreplace. alarm system. Uundry room, 

full basement, 2 car garajfe. Exquisite- 

ly detailed with new wailoaper 4 top 

quality carpeting $122,000 Call Sun 

only from 8:30am oo 352-0032 

YOUR DREAM 

OF HOME OWNERSHIP IS 

A REALITY - AT THE 

CHIMNEY HILL 

OF W. BLOOMFIELD 

CONDOMINIUMS- 

338 Country Homea 

For Sale 

COMMERCIAL SCHOOLHOUSE 

Extensively remodeled with 2400 Sq 

Ft. on main floor Beautiful apartment 

lower level 

Ideal for office, art* 4 crafts or an 

Uques Ooe mile from Mall across from 

New Industrial Park 

Financing available 

PLYOUTH SCHOOLS 

Country living oo 7 beautiful acres 5 

bedroom* In thl* 12 year old bome 

which also features 2 good barns, horse- 

sla lis 4 corral* $110,000 Call Jayna 

Eckler, 865-0300 Eves. 994-0172 

CHARLES REINHART CO 

ANN ARBOR 

Traverse Clf 

616-947-695 

CUSTOM RANCH HOME 

on pnvate lake. 2500 sq ft of 180 Ft 

point Outstanding feature* finaneng 

available Traverse City 

616-947-6^53 

FARMINGTON HILLS Open Sun 1-4. 

28418 8 Mile Rd Well cared for 2 bed- 

room unit with beautiful wooded setting 

- cloae to everything Terms $49,900 

Century 21 Suburban 349-1212 ot 

261-1823 

PLY-MOUTH 

Highly desired Willow Brook 

Coodo Home nestled in the 

woods Super clean and taste- 

fully decorated ooe bedroom 

ranch stvle srlth atucbed ga- 

rage $44,900 Call 261-5080 


PLYMOUTH TOWNHOUSE CONDO 

! bedroom. 2 full 4 2 half baths all nat- 

ural woodwork $71,900 Aasumable. 

453-7884 

Offering a 30 yr mortgages with 

$4175 DOWN 

Will move you into the 

CARRIAGE HOME 

Enjoy Ihe elegance 4 gractousoeaa of 

the great room srlth catnredal ceilings, 

accented with natural fireplace 4 glass 

doorwall* opening lo a private deck, 

gourmet kitcben. 2 bedrooms with walk 

PLYMOUTH TWP Bradbury Spa- 

cious 2 bedroom brick ranch. Air. par- 

tially finished basement carport New 

carpeting 4 mini blind* earthtooe col- 

ors. pnvate location $57,900 455-1072 

FARMINGTON 

SUDDENLY ITS SPRING 

2 bedrooma with 1H baths, swimming 

pool, trees and stream $55,900 BILL 

LAW CENTURY 21 Today 553-0700 

PLY-MOUTH TWP Bradbury, 2 bed 

room. 2 baths, finished basement, cen- 

tral air carport, stove, Uundry area 

$64 900 By owner 455-1344 

GET READY 

FOR SUMMER 

StKireUne Condominiums 

On Walled Lake 

Models open Moo thru Fn 12 to 8pm 

Sat 4 Sun 12 -5 

Closed Thurs 

FROM $39,900 

Information center located at 

Pontiac Trail 4 West Rd 

Sale* by Meadowmanagement Inc 

855-3362 851-6070 

PLY'MOUTH Woodgat*. 2 bedrooma, 

2H baths, partially finished baaement, 

end unit, ooe car garage July 1 occu- 

pancy Buyers ooly 

Eves., (keep calling). 453-6370 

PRIME LOCATION 

BY OWNER 

Cranbrook Place near freeways. 5Tn!n- 

utes to Birmingham, private, secluded, 

seciirt ySNTTOOflB'sr T pTtn Sen. Trus- 

ter bedroom has 2 walk-in closet* huge 

living room, large dining area 2 full 

baths, kitchen ha* breakfast area, top 

grade neutral carpeting, central air, at- 

tached security garage $89,900. Term* 

to qualified buyer 644-5609 

KEATLNCTON CONDO 

Lake Orion. _Air coodiL 

forced air. lake prtvile 

t privileges 

391-4665 

luooing. 

$32,900 gas 

LARGE, LUXURY coodo. West Bloom- 

field Pebble Creek 3 bedrooms, 2W 

baths, attached 2 car garage Call after 

8pm 851-0529 

"The Strength of a Nation Lies in the 

Homes of Its People." 

- Abraham Lincoln 

LIVONIA'S BEST! 

Laurel Woods 

Condominiums 

From ...$77,900 

FINAL PHASE NOW 

UNDER CONSTRUCTION 

Sales Center Open 

D«lly-2 to 6 P M 

Weekendt-Nooo to 5 P M 

Dosed Thursdays i 

•.JP-i 'J! MI 1.8) Ml* 

West of Newburgh 

591-6660 

REPOSSESSED 

Canton ! bedrooms, basement, 

$43 900 Newiv decorated $2,200 down 

Century 21, Afic 425-3250 

ROCHESTER - Knoll South. Great Oats 

Golf Course, professionally decorated, 3 

bedrooms. 2 full 4 2 half baths, 3 levels, 

losrer level walk out. 2 fireplaces. 2 car 

garage, by owner $147,500 656-0134 

in closets, 2 full bath*, laundry space, 

stillty storage 4 your own private baae- 

ment 4 garage Comfort supreme 

AVAILABILITY MAY 1 

UNBELIEVABLY PRICED FROM 

$80,000 

Model* Open Daily 12-6 

nosed Thur*days 

Located oo the South side of Maple Rd 

Ju*l West of Orchard Lake Rd 

626-4401 

Another Development By Tbe 

MONETARY INVESTMENT GROUP 

HARBOR SPRINGS 

Prune Harbor Cove coodo, 4 bedrooms 

ju, bath*. 2 fireplace*, immaculate 

Professionally decorated, includes oar 

petmg. furniture, 2 color TVs, mi 

CTOwave, dishwasher wisher, dryer 

pr.viie uwl. lgai.il and unnis cour4» 

Minutes from Boyne Highlands ind Pe- 

uakey Must aell Owner moving out of . 

SUte. Days. 937-0164 

Eves. & weekends, 258-6869 

339 Lots and Acreage 

ôr Sale 

BEAUTIFUL Building Sites in Frank 

Un. W Bloomfield 4 Farmingloo Hills. 

W-2 1 * acres Wooded, pnvate. lake 

privileges Call Evenings 855-2010 


West Bloomfield School* 

Our Lady of Refuge Parish 

80 x 180 4 Larger 

Sewer-Water-Paved Streets 

$22 500 Term* 

Owner 

627-3027 or 349-6960 

LAKE SHANNON 

2 level summer 4 weekeod btroa built 

Into wooded 1 acre hillside Over 100 R. 

of lake frontage srith 2 dock* FirepUce 

In family room, glaas sralled living 

room opens to lakeside deck. I bed 

rooms 2 baths Reduc«d to W7.500 

ORE CREEK WATERFRONT LOT 

Approximately H sere rolling wooded 

lot srith 105 ft of sandy shoreline Lo- 

cated near srlld life sanctuary Only 

$8000 

Call for free piCtorul brochures oi 

tomes 4 lots available uc Livingston 

County's largest pnvaU, all sport* lake 

Sylvu L Cole, Real Estate Broker 

62»-4181 

WESTLAND - HOME SITES 

each Land Contract i 

Call 24 Hrs 455-6870 

WEST of Plymouth 2 8 Acres, wooded, 

perked, gas, electnc 4 lelepbooe 

$45.0041 Days. 255-4720 

After 7pm. 881-0194 

YPS1 SCHOOLS Heavily treed 10 

acres oo Prospect Road just South of 

Ford 

Fehllg Real Esute 453-7800 

LOW COST commercial 4 Industrial 

speee Steel 4 Weed MracUn* I »« 

installed AhJ'UK. DMIfB 4 Bill plan 

service available 1-498 1333 

PRIME Location for oeighlwrtoo* h»rt*lmately $30 

business - * acre.-'lM ft frontage ee>*«efit * bustoess name 00 

f rootage 

, / hi 

able for above M2.M0 Owner 

busy thoroughfare, masonry bouse «C 

354 Income Propertj , ; 

For Sale 

WESTLAND - I uniU, cortWToti food 

location, looed C-l basetMK -* car ga- 

rage Land cootract av«S*blev 

LIVINGSTON COUNTY Oo all 

WLlllamsvllle Lake. 65 i 155 foot 

srlth natural ges available 

area 

Fehllg Real Esute 453-7800 

356 Inveetment Property 

For Sale /" 

OFFICE and PROFESSIONAL 

Recently K»ed T V acres with 248 fl oi 

black top frontage JusJ off M24 near 

Orion GM fUnt Includes 3 bedroom 

colonial Bom* plus 10x42 utility build 

ing aof small attached office Short 

term land cootract term* $149,900 

ASK FOR WARREN STOUT 

Merrill Lynch 

r... Realty 

."647-5100 335-7707 

360 Bueineea 

Opportunittee 

400 Apartment* For Rent 

OuviaCA PING Socw Kaocttt Bon 

ûe s part time bsaas is 

• Gross receipt* at ap- 

All equip 

»M 459-7447 

NORTHERN MICHIGAN bar for sale 

Clsss C lienor license on ]>* acres. In- 

cledss $ rooen home 4 12x80 mobile 

home. $135 000 $50 000 down. 8** 

618-335-9201 818-17V7M* 

NORTHERN SUBURBS active retail 

craft and Jewelry store Great poten- 

tial Interested pertles please write 

P.O. Box 813. Troy. Mi 48»»9 

ORCHARD LAKE FRONT 

BUILDING SITE'S 

FIRST OFFERING 

Four choice wooded laieftaot parcels 

Each over 1 acre of land, lood froo- 

Uge. Southern expoewe i have walk 

out potential $2»9 000 and up. Call 

Den McCoubrey for detail* at 828-8394 

or 628-9000 RE/MAX ASSOCIATES 

OF WBST BLOOMFIELD 

TWO FAMILY INCOME - bnck, fln- 

lahed baaement. low land cootract 

term* Ask for Nand Eddy Girard 

Group 353-3020 

NORTH WOODWARD 

seas 4 real estate $140,000 

DEARBORN bar. resuurant 4 deli, 

•eat* approi 120. prime location By 

appointment only 

O'RILLEY REALTY 

689-8844 

Abandon Your Hunt All Area* 

CALL US FOR 

• QUALIFIED RENTALS'' 

SHARE LISTINGS 643 1828 

884 & Adams. Birmingham. Mich 

ABSLOUTKLY THE BEST DEAL 

"April Rental Special" 

Free HBO. free heat, free aecurtty 

alarm arsum Sonne* 1 ttediuoui. 

from $2U to $440 Deluxe 3 bedroom 

units form «XM to $5M Credit report 4 

references required Msrjiman 4 

Ecorsearea Call today 

(Open Dally. Eves. Weekend* 

9THE APARTMENT GROUP 

m-$u3 

OWN YOUR OWN Jean-Sportssrear, la- 

dies apparel, children, large alse, com 

binaUoo. westers store, accessories 

Jordache Chic, Lee, Levi. Ean Street. 

I*od, Esprit. Tomboy. Calvin Klein. Ser- 

gio Valente Evan Ptcooe, Us Clai- 

borne. Members Ooly. Organically 

Grown, Healthtex, over 1,000 others 

T WO to $24 900 Inventory, training, 

flxturea. grand opening, etc Can open 

Loughlin: (812) 888-6554 

15 day*. l| aport* lake, N. of 

M-59 E of US 23 

TYRONE LAKEFRONT. "cute" 2 bed- 

room cottage, fireplace In living room, 

easy land cootract term* Good view of 

all sport* lake. Nice deep lot. $39,900. 

Hartland I 

area 

England Real Esute 474-4530 

Chalet like contemporary, only 2 

irom Telegraph 4 Loog Lake, 5< 

Metro, 4 from snow i£llng On 

LAKEFRONT COUNTRY ESTATE 

Custom quality. 4 bedroom, 3 baths, 

formal dining, plus library, greenhouse, 

atuched 3 car garage, plus 2 car ga- 

rage, 300 ft water!root, over 11 acrea 

loUI, plus all the extra* $220,000 

NELSON'S REAL ESTATE 

1 -449-4466 

Out of Towners 

1-800-462-0309 

332 Mobile Home* 

For Sale 

MOTEL - 5 unit* 4 Uundry room plus 

bouse, 4 acre*. $45,000 - near Kalkaska 

32 miles SE. of Traverse City 

Call after 6 30pm 581 2465 

ROCHESTER $85,9K>0 Streamwood 

coodo, end unit. 3 bedrooma. 2 batha 

finished basement. NeuU-al decor, move 

in condition Alter 6pm 651-2007 

ROYAL OAK - Crooks-11 Mile area. 

Newly decorated 2 bedroom, lis bath 

townboose All appliances, carpeting, 

drapes, finished basement, carport 

Good value at $54,900 

GOODE 647-1898 

ROYAL OAK-deluxe 2 bedroom, 2 bath, 

: 238 so ft , custom kitcben washer ( 

dryer 2 carports. Adult complex. No 

pets $69.9041 Realmerica, 288-0444 

ROYAL OAK 

L"ruque 2 bedroom loft style unit 

Pnvate location $49,900 

ERA Laureocelle 549-7400 

SOUTHFffiLD - Klngswood Place Coo- 

do 12 Mile-Evergreen 3 bedroom, 

baths Townhouse Pool, Tennis, Club- 

bouse 9W% asmimable or 12% blended 

rate available 868.500 557-0947 

SOUTHFIELD 12 Mile at Evergreen. 2 

bedrooms. 1H bath coodo, fireplace. 

excellent condition. Mid $50"*. 979-8110 

A NEW DELUXE HOME 

$11,900 

year financing features Large bay 

window 4c gardeo tab bath Completely 

furnished. Delivered, set up. «tep* skirt- 

ing 4 ue -downs 

Wonderland 

MOBILE HOME SALES INC 

45475 Michigan Ave at Belleville Rd 

397-2330 

NORTHERN LOWER Michigan, 1.500 

acres prime land on aecloded penisula. 

7 miles from Alpena over 5 miles of 

Lake Huron froouge Excellent hunt 

ing, fishing and a potential deep water 

port SuiUble for recreation, develop 

ment or speculation Asking $15 mil- 

lioo. Reply to Beaumont Point. Inc 23 

Cambridge. Pleasant Ridge. Ml 48049 

HAMBURG PINCKNEY AREA 2W 

acres with gas, paved road, perked. 

$14,500 Land Cootract terms 

F L Roberts Builder 453-4128 

LIVONIA Country livtng in the City 

Two beautifully wooded W acre lo4a Ln 

pnme northwest location All utilities 

available $39,900 each or best offer. 

Terms Buyer* only 478-3524 

CHOICE REDFORD LOCATION 

oo bus line 4 walk to shopping Long's 

Mobile Home Park. 265M Plymouth 

Rd Like new 1S7S 2 bedroom bom with 

central air $12,900 

WONDELAND MOBILE HOME SALES 

397-2330 

HOLLY PARK. 1979 70x14, 2 bed- 

room* FurnUhed Shed 4 appliance* 

Excellent condition Asking $16,000 

Can too area 483-5852 

LIFE IS EASY 

in this gorgeous 3 bedroom executive 

- featuring 2H 

baths, formal dining, beautifully fin- 

condo in Plymouth 

formal dining 

Ished basement, superb decor, new car- 

peting, 2 car atucbed garage lu treed 

roiling area A must see $104,900 Call 

JIM COURTNEY 

Century 21 

Gold House Realtors 

459-6000 


Spectacular Loft Condos 

In RiverOwn. 

259-3510 

Call: WABEEK CONDOMINIUM 

"A Golfer s Paradise". Gracious setting 

with specucular view of Golf Course 

and Lake Luxurious Coodo offer* an 

abundance of space |3500 sq. ft.I. 2.3 

bedrooms. 3 baths, family room, 2 fire- 

places, walkout lower level, 2 patios, 

atuched 2'o car garage Immediate oc- 

cupancy $245000 

CHAMBERLAIN REALTORS 

CONDOMINIUM DIVISION 

851 2343 

HOLLY PARK 1976, 14x65 7x24 El 

r io. 2 bedrooms, stove, refrigerator 

dishwasher inctoded Plymouth 

$11,000 Call to see 459-0245 

PATRIOT EXECUTIVE 1978, 14 X 70 

3 bedrooms. IH bath*, all new vinyl eD- 

PRIVATE HIDEAWAY 3 bedroom 

beauty on 200 ft of sandy Burt Lake 

froouge also Sturgeon River froouge 

2 car garage Walking distance to town 

$145,000. 

ALSO several other Burt and Mulleti 

Lake Lola. Homes and Cottages 

A K SMITH 4 SON 

P O BOX 430 

Indian River. MI 49749 

(61«| 238-9338 

MARQUETTE COUNTY 

Upper Pennlsula 80 Acrea on 

Troui Stream r- 

Call 354-7141 

MILFORD 

Ail sites oo sale 

1 to m acres, some tree* 

Paved road survey, pert gas 

20% - 25% DISCOUNTS 

Lakefront - Walnut Lake 

Tara Ct - Bloomfield Hills Schools 

Gorgeous contemporary bome in Wal- 

nut Lake Hills. den^Ded by Don Paul 

Young 2 story atrium*. 12' high ceil- 

ings. oak kitchen srlth Sub-Zero and 

Jenn-Aire 5 bedrooms 3H plu* hall 

bath, walk-out ftniahed lower level wtth 

bar and fireplace, master bedroom 

suite has giant whirlpool and stall 

shower Buut-in pool and hot tub, 2W 

car attached garage, circular drive, 

much more 1 Can't duplicate at thl* 

pnee 1 Call for pnvate showing 

Sylvia Stotzky 

REAL ESTATE ONE 

626-4258 • 644-47D0 

VACATION YEAR-ROUND 

. only 25 mln 

Lake, 50 from 

ooe of 

Oakland County's largeat all sports 

lakes. 4 bedroom, livtng room, family 

room, srith fireplace. 2 bath, 4 more 

Super view, maintenance, effecieocy 

style, value $94,500 343-2801. 

A SPECIAL CLIENTELE needs a Spe- 

cialist In Specialty Advertlaing Pur- 

chase clientele 4 referral base, srtocb 

ted $250,000 In sales, excellent 

vestment ImmedUte takeover Reply 

, Mich 

genera 

Givestn 

to PO box =904. BldWnfield Rills. 

48303-0*04, attn: C.K. 

Bar-Restaurant 

Seats 113 PLUS extra bar in same bldg. 

can seat 115 4 haa 

mlt Presently featuring toplea* danc- 

ers Oo corner of 2 main hwy* near To- 

ledo Bldg has 7700 aq. ft. Land la 1.9 

acrea Land 4 bldg. alooe worth asking 

price of only $340,000 Ask for Rex 

Glover 

Super Buy 

Starter or retiree Class C bar Constant 

ABSOLUTELY 

TOP 

CASH FOR PROPERTY 

Regardleaa of Condition 

All Suburban Areas 

No Waiting-No Delay* 

ASK FOR JACK K 

255-4700 

RITE WAY 

ATTENTION 

PARENTS 

Are your children bored dur- 

ing the summer? Do they 

need something different to 

do? Be sure to read our 

•CHILDREN'S CAMP" cor- 

ner in today's edition.Classi- 

fication »516. 

Walnut Lake - 110' Frontage 

Boating, swimming. 1 acre Water and 

sewer Beautiful treed tot. perfect for 

walk-out $190,000 851-1071 

gross of $105,000. in small rural town 

SE Mich Seats 47 Owner said SELL 4 

has cut the price to ooly $89,900 Includ- 

ing the bldg A terrific deal' Ask for 

Rex SWftr 

Glever Real EsUle Associate* 

Adrian. Ml 517-263-4444 

WATERFRONT LOT 

Lake Columbia In Brooklyn Mich Lot 

^213. Holiday Drive, $19,900 ca*h or 

Land Cootract Call 383-0454 

346 Cemetery Lota 

In Garden of Che Palms, lot 587, two 

sites, $300 each 464-2949 

4 lots Reasonable 517-684^)058 

OAKLAND HILLS Memorial Gardens. 

3 lots in the Garden oi Hope. Block H. 

$375. Write E Parter. !0450-E44 ^po- 

Air Conditioning. Ssrlmmlng Pool. Club- 

bouse. No Pets 

Close to Shopping. 1 Block Ntx-th of 

Maple. 1 Block E of Coolidge. near 

Somerset Mall. Troy 

FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 

643-9109 

BRIARWOOD 

W. BLOOMFIELD 

UNION LAKE AREA 

Cooiey Lake Rd at Lochavec 

PRIVATE ENTRANCES 

14 2 Bedroom Apt*. 

2 & 3 Bedroom Town houses 

From $385 

HEAT INCLUDED 

Washer 4 dryer space available in each 

unit Large private storage 

~ ivered Carports. 

. _ Cable TV 

available. Covered 

363-7545 

Open Weekday* 9am - 5pm 

Sat 4 Sun 11am-5pm 

DOWNTOWN FARMINGTON. 

apartment and 1 

All new appliances 

dryer, stove, refiifsrator. duhwssher. 

1 Call 478-2134 

EXTRAORDINARY 

SPACIOUS 1 4 2 Besfcwxn Apt* 

Carpet Pstio, Air, Poet, Best Iscluded 

1 BEDROOM $340 

3 BEDROOM $380 

WESTLAND AREA 

BLUE GARDEN APTS. 

Cherry Hill Near Merrtman 

For Details 729-2242 

• Side by side rwfrtaarsUr* 

• Decorator carpeting 

Garages, etc. 

Childrens section 

Beautiful Club Howe and Pooi 

From $445 Bent Indaded 

569-3522 

FARMINGTON HILLS - Handicap 

apartment Live is the seculded area of 

Farmington Hills amidst the radio* 

terrain of Fairmont Park. 1 bedroom. 1 

bath. Call 474-2510. 

Sub-lease, one 

CANTON 

bedroom apartment. 

after 5pm 

8350 per mo Please Call, after 5p.m. 

721-3282 

CHATHAM HILLS 

APT. HOME 

Wtth attached garage 

IN FARMINGTON 

ON OLD GRAND RIVER 

Bet Drake 4 Halsteed 

1 & 2 BEDROOMS 

ffom $435 

Fabulous Clubhouse 

Year Around 

Swimming Pool 4 Saunas 

Sound 4 Flreproofed 

Construction 4 More 

Open Dally 12-6pm 

476-8080 

FARMINGTON 

. • LIVONIA 

(** Mils Road) 

set is • colonul 

fast W of SowthfWid, 

Truly 

1750 sq, ft 

FORD WAYNE Rd ares 

apartment $225 month, pise utilities 

GARDEN CITY, beautiful brick 1 bed 

pats 478-7448 

GLEN COVE 

Desirable 1 4 2 bediuum apartments 

from $285 HEAT INCLUDED Carpet 

Adults, no pets 

CITIZEN RATES 

4 TRANSPORTATION AVAILABLE 

*• mile S. ot Schoolcraft on Telegraph 

538-2497 

Luxury apartment*. Dishwasher, 

ity intercom, soundproof,, pool, club- 

house Sorry, DO pets. Adsli community 

1 4 2 Bedrooms Available 

HEAT INCLUDED 

Merrtman Rd. (Orchard Lake Rdj 

Just one block S ot I Mile Rd 

MERRIMAN PARK APTS. 

The Meat Beautiful 

Garden Apartments In Michigan 

HAWTHORNE CLUB 

In Westland 

Oe Merrtman Road 

by Ann Arbor Trail 

1 & 2 Bedroom 

from $350 

Includes Beat - Carpeting 

Air Conditioning - Patio 4 Pool 

Sound Conditioned Walk 4 Floors 

522-3364 

400 Apartments For Rent 


Relax 

You're home 

at 

at c Nor(hvt11c 

SPACIOUS 1 BDRM.—836 Sq Ft 

2 BDRM. —1015 or 1076 Sq Ft 

TBTJWH"^raBTSq"Tr 

• Abundant Storage and Closet Space 

• Private Entrance 

• Clubhouse and Fireside Lounge 

• Heat fnciudtd 

I i Mile;. Vk est of 1-275 on 7 Mile Road 

Open daily 9 a tT> -5 p m 349-8410 

Sal .-Sun 12-5 p m """* [ 

Wt _ _ 

\ ] \ \ a - / ^ ^ o | 

HAIR SALON 

WANTED TO BUY 

Western Suburb* 

Call anytime, 349-4759 

INVEST IN 21st Century He* tins in 

1985 521-2190 

JANITORIAL SERVICE 

Livonia . Plymouth area 525-3183 


By owner $109,500 1-418- 334-4238 


LUXURY APARTMENTS 

These words, attributed to Abraham Lincoln. stiH 

confirm a basic American freedom—the right to 

.own. use and transfer proprerty. 

The National Association of Realtors has set 

aside the week of 

April 28-May 4, 1985 

as 

PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK. 

This weeklong observance reaffirms the rights 

that come with owning property. For most of us 

this means a home of our own. And as 

homeowners we tend to put down roots, to 

become mvofved tn tocat government processes 

and to c^r^ •"* t-^ns place in our 

On Thursday. May 2, we will dedicate a 

CREATIVE LIVfNG REAL ESTATE SECTION to 

Pnvate Property Week. Look for this special 

edition filled with beautiful homes listed by area 

Realtors. 

The right to home ownership is precious and 

must never be taken for granted We think it is a 

right that should be perserved for future 

generations. 

WESTLAND PARK 

APARTMENTS 

• Dishwasher • Utilities Included 

• Garbage Disposal • Air Conditioning 

• Carpeting • Security System • Pool k Gubboase 

1 & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS /nm 

Cherry Hill and Henry Ruff 

'Betsseen Mlddlefcett 4 Men-Imam 

729-6636 

HOURS 

MON. thru FRI. 9 A.M. 5 P.M. 

SAT B A.M.-l P.M. 

SPANS' MJUfcUHOOM lUWNHOUShS 

FULL BASEMENTS 

.HEAT INCLUDED- 

FROM s 267 Call 729-3328 

CterUer & Hccnitric 

THE 

INCLUDES 

SWIMMING POOL 

DESIGNER INTERIORS 

INDIVIDUAL HOT WATER 

HAI CONIES OR PATIOS 

CAR PORTS- 

NATURE A {TEAS 

CONVENIENT SHOPPING 

MON -FRI 

9 NQON. 1-5 P.M 

CLOW-DSAT Si SUN 

• S®?T! Windsor W ood* 

7**1 WIND** W.--1S L^V 

Cjntiir — 

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35661 Smith 

en Weekdays 1-5 

Sat A Sun 12-5 

Managed by 

PMC 

& 

"I*" 

NEWSPAPERS, INC. 

You're A Whole Lot Closer To Home 

Qnx2*u& 

WcQXlAXn 

VILLA, 

close to convenience, 

far from the ordinary 

• Swimming Pool 

• 60 seconds from Westiond Mall 

• Laundry facilities in each building 

• Close to airport and Semto Commuter Route 

• Storoge room In apartments 

• louvered verttcol Winds 

e 2 bedroom/1 bath units from $425 

located In WssflorvJ at Warron and Cowan Pets. 

Open dotty and 

422-5411 

WE MANAGE TO KEEP PEOPLE HAPPY 

.The FourMidAMr Groop. 

Northgate Apts. 

FROM '325 

RENT INCLUDES 

• Air Conditioning • Range • Refrigerator • 

Carpeting • Garbage Disposal • Laundry & 

Storage Facilities • Swimming Pool • Tennis 

Courts • Activity Building 

• Heat & Hot Water 

FREE CABLE TV 

GREENFIELD AT 10V> MILE RD. 

OFFICE OPEN DAILY 968-8688 

ON THE LAKE 

1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments From *385 

Rent includes: 

• HEAT 

• STOVE 

> PESRIGERATQfi 

DISHWASHER 

CENTRAL AIR 

- ""CLUBHOUSE & POOL 

• C0MYEWENT TO TWELVE OAKS SHOPPWG MALL 

BEACHWALK APARTMENTS 

On 14 Mite, between Haggerty A Novi Rd. 

Call for information 

624-4434 

Lincoln 

Towers 

Apartments 

15075 Lincoln Roed 

(Greenfield & 10£ MiU* 

STUDIOS - 1 & 2 BEDROOMS 

FROM '295 

FREE CABLE TV 

Adult Community R—rvd tor Resident* Over SO 

Centrel Air, Heat, Appliances, Cerpeting, 

Community Room, T.V., & Cerd Room, 

Pool. 

968-0011 

((M\( .IO\( I UK 

Ranches* Townhomes 

AT UST . . . A LUXURY 

RENTAL COMMUNITY 

introducing Cavmgton Club, leased residences wt* all the 

features of a 'me home Choose from ranch or town 

homes with private entr.es whirlpool tubs two car 

garages private basements deiu«e kitchens, patios. 

•14 M.te & MtckH«t>eit. Farmington H.lls 

2 4 3 Badroom Units (rom il .1 25 

Prsvitw hours: Noon to S OO p m 

or call tor sn appointment 

626-9103 

L> Ua^cged by t nwroneee 

352-38QO 

OlLartQ' 

XÂPARTMiNTSy 

1 and 2 

Bedrooms 

Includes heat, water, air 

conditioner, carpeting, 

laundry and storage 

facilities and pool 

7 Mile - Telegraph Area 

C a l l 5 3 8 - 2 1 5 8 

One of tbe most 

exclusive addresses in 

Southfield 

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Thursday. April 11, 1985 O&E 

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Ellie Graham editor. 459-2700 

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Ellie 

Graham 

RUSSELL DWYER was out 

Che other morning, walking his 

springer spaniel 

"We were just on the border of 

Plymouth Township Park in a 

wooded area when I saw the 

balloon, lying by the fence," said 

Russell 

He picked up the tatters of a 

yellow balloon with a note attached. 

type* message had been 

laminated in plastic, soTFwas 

perfectly legible. It read: "Hello. To 

celebrate Reading Month in 

Michigan. I have done some extra 

reading and joined in a cOlorful 

balloon blast When you find my 

balloon or this tag. would you please 

write me at my school address 0 If 

my balloon travels the farthest, I 

will receive a prize of posters and 

books My address is, Joshua 

SchmaTtf;Bndgman Elementary 

School. 3891 Lake Street, Bndgman. 

MI 49106 P S. Please be sure to 

mention where you found my tag 

Russell checked the location of 

Bridgmanon on a Michigan road 

map 

"There's Bndgman," he said, 

pointing to a spot not too far from 

the Indiana border by Lake 

Michigan He estimated it was about 

180 miles from Plymouth. When he 

writes to Joshua, he's going to ask 

him his age and the date of the 

balloon blast. 

"I think it was caught in the 

branches of a tree, then fell to the 

ground It was just about 150 yards 

from the launching site for our 

balloon festival," Russell said. 

He'll let us know what he hears 

from Joshua 

TALKED TO Peter Sparling 

Monday morning and discovered 1 

had the wrong date for the closing of 

the Martha Graham production in 

the Lincoln Center. It runs through 

April 21. not April 27. 

Peter said their audiences had 

been growing since the show 

opened. "It's an enormous 

auditorum.l don't know how many 

it seats, but it seems about 4.000." 

He said Martha Graham, at 91. 

comes in every afternoon for - 

rehearsals and comes to the theater 

every night 

"She doesn't perform any more, 

. jt it's rrmnng tu-sw ftvr su-hit-rd 

at 91. And when she goes on stage to 

take her bow. the audiences go 

wild." 

I asked him if there would be anychance 

of seeing her new work. 

"Song," on public television — had 

it been videotaped at the Lincoln 

Center 7 Peter said they planned to 

tape "Song" during a performance 

in Denmark. It probably will be 

shown on television next fall 

Peter met Martha Graham in 

1972 and joined her company in 

1973 While earning his bachelor of 

fine arts degree at Juilliard. he 

choreographed and danced with the 

Martha Graham Apprentice Group 

and was a member of the Jose 

Limon Dance Company 

MICHELLE HOWELL, a 

1983 graduate of Plymouth Salem 

High School, was crowned 

"Sweetheart of Tau Kappa Epsilon 

Fraternity." Omega chapter, Albion 

College She was named at the 

annual Red Carnation Ball 

Michelle is an accounting major 

at Albion College and an active 

member of Alpha Xi Delta Sorority 

She spends her summers working at 

the Willow Tree in Plymouth Her 

parents are Dr and Mrs Frederick 

Howell of Beacon Hill 

Drive.Plymouth Township 

BETTY NORMAN reports 

the acquisition of several memorial 

books by the Plymouth Historical 

Museum, honoring membersof the 

Historical Society who died during 

the past year They are 

For Don Sober. "Wallpapers lor 

Historic Buildings by Richard C 

Ny la rider . 

For Jane Moehle. "An Everyday 

Guide to Exploring the American 

Past" by David Weitzman. 

For Dorothy and Larry Becker, 

"Fiery Trail."

2Q(p C) Qv April 11. 1986 1 — a 

Congratulations to Nancy, Rick, Shirley and Joe 

Happy Birthday' Am I behind So 

many good people ha ye had their birthdays 

pass without proper recognition 

or remembrance, or. in at least one 

case, sympathy 

It seems that while I was preoccupied 

keeping you up-to-date on community 

events, "a black day passed as a 

tiny, but powerful, redhead turned .a 

major corner in her life. I don't know if 

she wants her exact age mentioned, but 

her family turned in ALL the vital 

statistics and I feel obligated to at least 

give you a hint Would you consider 

that really unfair 

A wt.~ mmmo hoot' 1 11 be there, somewhere behind 

0 Anyway. Nancy 

McGuire is one decade closer to Social 

Security, unless they raise the age of 

eligibility again. I don't see why Nancy 

should get upset I should have looked 

that good when 1 turned 20. or 21, or 22. 

tr 19 When did I lose it" 1 

we talk to them. Perhaps that's the real 

reason each generation gets taller. 

Rick is one of those college types, 

going into business management computer, 

something, something. The type 

of kid you know soon will be after your 

husband's job. Can you remember when 

you were just starting out? We all 

thought people over 40 were rude and 

stuck-up and seemed to think they were 

so much smarter and better than we' 1 

Now we understand They simply were 

trying to ignore us because they knew 

we were the new age, the younger generation. 

They knew we soon would be 

after their jobs . just like my nasty 

son and nephew are right now 

Happy birthday anyway, Rick 

Byrnes Thought I would forget, didn't 

you 0 

C a n t o n chatter 

Sandy 

Prebllch 

9 8 1 - 6 3 5 4 

Keep those cards and letters coming 

in for Bart Berg as he is convalescing 

at home. 48630 Michigan Ave. Canton, 

48188 Bart's name is ever present in 

the Rotary and the Historical Society. 

He is sort of the spirit behind the township, 

and a real booster for bridging the 

gap between the old and the new Canton. 

I'm afraid without Bart's prodding 

and sly maneuvering, many of us would 

never get involved in half the community 

projects that we do. 

He has this way of making you see 

what he envisions, and then somehow 

you feel compelled to help him achieve 

it! 

A sneaky guy if I ever met one Get 

well soon Bart or we are all going to 

get real lazy. 

DO NT FORGET to catch the Channel 

56 Auction which begins tomorrow. 

Friday. April 12. Lots of good bargains, 

plenty of excitment and a good cause to 

boot 1 I'll be there, somewhere behind 

the scenes, watching for calls from 

Canton Be one 

NEXT WEEK on the Sandy Show on 

Omnicom, we'll be speaking to the 

frightening and very real threat of 

teen-age suicides The number has 

more than doubled in a little more than 

a decade, compared to the overall increase 

of 25 percent in all suicides 

These numbers should give you some 

idea of the urgency of this information 

The program is expected to air 4:30 

p.m. Monday. April 15, and 9.30 p.m 

Wednesday, April 17. Check the listings 

provided by this paper on Monday. If 

you can't catch the program. seek information 

elsewhere now. 

On that cheerful note, I'll say so long 

for now Call me if you have anything 

cheerier. I need your help to write 

about you' * 

Oh well, congratulations Nancy 

Hope you had a great one and will have 

many, manymore 

SPEAKING OF redheads, 1 have two 

more 

Remember the young fellow I mentioned, 

the cousin my sweet son bit in 

the leg to stop him from walking'' It 

seems he read that column. So just in 

case he makes that a regular habit I 

think 1 hafffcetter say happy birthday. 

Rick 

You see. in spite of the severe bite, 

he managed to grow to 6 feet something 

You know the kind — they look 

like a tree 

I think they were put here on earth to 

tell us when we are getting old. because 

we get a kink in our necks when 

n e w 

v o i c e s 

Bob and Lynn Rivers of Carriage Hills-Drive, 

Canton Township, announce the birth of their 

daughter, Brittany Lynn, Feb. 23 in St Mary Hospital, 

Livonia They have a son, Brandon Robert, 8 

Grandparents are Gordon and Vera Rivers of 

Pinconning and Howard and Esther Bolitho of 

Westland 

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ON TO THE SECOND redhead - a 

close friend and neighbor. Shirley Roberts 

Shirley and I have a great agreement. 

I don't mention in print how old 

she is. and she doesn't ask me if I've got 

my housework done AND, she let's me 

swim in her pool all summer! 

But I'm sure I'm allowed to wish her 

well and let all her friends know that 

now is the time to start showering her 

with expensive gifts. When I say now, I 

get up and scoot over to Wisconsin to 

visit her incredible granddaughter, Jessica' 

So happy birthday, Shirley, and 

many, many more' When does the pool 

open 0 

Remember the birthday wish to my 

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Actually, he and my son Brian were 

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Both grew to be over 6 feet, both 

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He graduated in 1982, and, like 

Brian, had to give up any thoughts of 

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But Joe is in excellent health, and as 

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home on break Joe attends schpol in 

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MORE congratulations are in order 

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• PLYMOUTH WOMAN'S CLUB 

Woman's Club of Plymouth will meet 

at 12 30 p.m. Friday. April 12. in First 

United Presbyterian Church. Church at 

Main, for election of officers. Guest 

speaker Forbes Sibley of the Michigan 

Nature Association will talk about bird 

and flower sanctuaries Reservations 

for the May 3 luncheon should be made 

with Joyce Roebuck 

• PLYMOUTH HISTORICAL 

SOCIETY 

Society will meet at 7 30 p.m. Thursday. 

April 11. at the Plymouth Historical 

Museum, Main at Church Program 

will be a John F Kennedy film and 

memorabilia display Guests are welcome 

For information, call the museum 

455-8940 

• PARENTS WITHOUT 

PARTNERS 

Plvmouth-Canton PWP will meet at 

8 30 p m Friday, April 12. in the UAW 

Hall Local 900. Michigan Ave west of 

Newburgh Road The non-profit organization 

is devoted to the welfare of single 

parents and their children Admission 

is $3 at the door with dancing until 

1 a m Reservations unnecessary All 

single, separated and divorced parents 

are welcome 

• PINK ROSE BRUNCH 

Social brunch for women commemorating 

their mothers, living or dead, 

will be at 11 a m Sunday. April 14 in 

the Governor Bradford Room of the 

Mayflower Meeting House Club's goal 

is to raise money to help defray medical 

expenses for a mother First fundraiser 

will be a garage sale the last 

weekend in April. For information, call 

Bernice Lawrence. 453-5842 All women 

18 and older are invited to attend 

• EXPECTANT PARENTS 

Expectant adoptive parent classes 

will be offered, beginning 7 p.m. Friday, 

April 12 in Botsford Hospital for 

families waiting to adopt an infant up 

to 2 years of age For information, call 

459-7383 

Cabinet Refacing 

in Quality Hardwoods 

Free Estimates 

o o rs 

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• SCOUT COOKIES 

Girl Scout cookies will be sold by 

Troop 346 of Canton from 8 a m to 1 

p.m. Sunday. April 14, at the pancake 

breakfast of the Ladies Auxiliary to 

Mayflower-Lt. Gamble Post 6695 of the 

Veterans of Foreign Wars, 1426 S Mill 

• WOMEN IN JAPAN 

Schoolcraft College will offer area 

residents a chance to learn more about 

the status of women in Japan. Tokyo 

resident Hiroko Hashimoto will share 

her version of Japanese counterparts 

of American women 7-10 p.m. Thurs-« 

day. April 18 For information, call 

591-6400. Ext 409 

• NEWCOMERS CLUB 

The Plymouth Newcomers Club's 

spring fashion show and luncheon will 

be at 11 a m Thursday, April 18, in the 

Mayflower Meeting House Tickets are 

$12 50 and are expected to sell quickly 

Proceeds will go toward the support of 

the Dunning-Hough Library For reservations, 

call 455-0588 

• SYMPHONY LEAGUE 

The Plymouth Symphony League 

Nightingales will present "An Evening 

with Jeffrey Bruce" 7:30 p.m. Thursday. 

April i8. in the Plymouth Hilton 

Hotel Ballroom The $5 admissions will 

go toward the support of the Plymouth 

Symphony Orchestra. Tickets are 

available at the Little Professor Bookstore 

or by calling 455-0075 

• LAKE POINTE GARDEN CLUB 

The Lake Pointe Branch of the Woman's 

National Farm and Garden Association 

will see a demonstration of the 

arrangement of fresh and silk flowers 

at French's Flowers, Livonia, at 7 30 

p.m Thursday. April 18 

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• CANTON COMMUNITY 

FOOD CO-OP 

Food co-op meets at 7 p.m Monday 

before the second Saturday of each 

month in Faith Community Church. 

46001 Warren. Food divided the second 

Saturday New members are welcome 

For information, call Alan or Judy 

Prince, 981-4753, Fran or Theresa 

Kearney, 728-0440, or Jeff or Jan 

Weicksel. 453-8363. 

» TAKE OFF POUNDS 

TOPS Chapter 1236 meets every 

Thursday evening in Faith Community 

Church, 46001 Warren Rd., Canton 

Weigh-in starts at 6.30 p.m.,_.with a 

meeting following, 7-8 p.m.. For information, 

call 981-0446 

• CIVIL AIR PATROL 

U.S. Air Force Auxiliary Squadron 

16-1 invites interested people to attend 

its weekly meetings, 6:30-+©—p.m. 

Thursdays on the 4th floor of the main 

building. Willow Run Airport. Any U. S. 

citizen 13 years of age and older may 

become a volunteer For information, 

call Robert Eizen, commander. 326- 

9673 

• WANTED: PARENT & CHILD 

The "Y" Indian Program is a wonderful 

way to spend constructive time 

with your child Tribes of three to eight 

parents and their children meet on a 

rotating basis to do crafts, games and 

songs. Tribal outings and group Federation 

outings are held for campouts, 

tours, skating, etc. Indian Program 

membership includes a Plymouth "Y" 

Family membership Call the "Y" today 

for more information. 453-2904 

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7220 Middlebelt 

•t Warren 

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Ma// C o p y 7o. O B S E R V E R & E C C E N T R I C N E W S P A P E R S 

36251 S c h o o l c r a f t , L i v o n i a 4 8 1 5 0 

Church Page: 591-2300 extension 259 M o n d a y s 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon 

B M M is 

LUTHERAN MISSOURI SYNOD 

w w w 

Pro-life g r o u p plans a political seminar 

The Life Amendment Political Ac- 

tion Committee will meet from 9 a.m 

to 4 p.m. Saturday, April 20. at the 

Quality Inn of Livonia, 36655 Plymouth 

Road 

LAPAC is a pro-life organization 

that holds seminars nationwide to en- 

courage abortion opponents to become 

politically active. Its national director 

is Rick Woodrow. 

For more information, call 522-6538 

after 6 p.m. or 464-3169 

B'BLE CENTERED 

FUNDAMENTAL 

SOUL WiNMlNG 

CHURCH 

H.L. Petty 

PaSlOr 

281-9275 

INDEPENDENT 

BAPTIST BIBLE 

FELLOWSHIP 

CHURCH 

10:00 a.m 

11:00 e m 

6:00 p.m. 

7:30 p.m 

BETHEL BAPTIST TEMPLE 

29475 W. Six Mile. Livonia 

Sunday School 

Morning Worship 

Evening Service 

Wed. Family Hour 

Bible Study - Awana Club® 

NEWS RELEASE 

APRIL 12-T4 

Dr. Les Ollila 

Messages on the Home 

Fri. & Sat. 7:30 P.M 

Sunday 10 & 11 A.M 

n^d Fci'itie" " 

LUTHERAN CHURCH 

CHRIST OUR SAVIOR 

MISSOURI SVNOD 

Bfl • Mil* N ol Schoolc '•'! 

WORSHIP SERVICE EVERY SUNDAY 8:30 & 11:00 A.M. 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 4 BIBLE GLASS 9:45 A.M. 

WEEK-DAY SCHOOL. WED.. 4:30-6:00 P.M. 

PRE-SCHOOL. MON.-FRI. MORNINGS • KINDERGARTEN, M0N.-FRI. AFTERNOONS 

FREDERIC E. REESE 

Oirsctor ot Parish"Educstion . 

H \KI> PRI;SBVTI;RI\> C HIRC H OI IJ\OM\ 

Farmingion and Six Mile Rd 

Nursery Provided 

St. Paul's Lutheran 

Miaaouri Synod 

20805 M-ddlebeii at 8 Miie 

n:SCOVER 

r Hf O'^FFREMCE 

BEREAN BIBLE CHURCH 

REV. TED STIMERS 

- • A\\ iCPOR TRA L • . "V©N.A 

4 -• B5 . Wavne Ne»b>•«}' 

MORNING WORSHIP 1C 00 A M 

Chances Singers. Dr. Osborn 10:00 A.M 

GR£ CE BAPTIST CHURCH 

44240 Michigan Ave. 

Canton • 397-290C 

IMS A W Sunday SetiOC- 

1 t CO A V Morning Worsn^c 

6 00 P M Evening Worship 

" 30 P M A9Cr«C8'f z-are' Meeting 

W M«IO"C Bapisl O'LSIAMN 

•r rs RalOrwO Ejcwwoos 

-arrn.ngiori Hills - 4 /«- Dfc' 6 

"beRe» Sa'pn E ungc PaslO' 

st*. Carl £ M«fi P«»I1 *««»•«"• 

SATURDAY WORSHIP 6 P M 

SVN0Ar "VORSHiP 8 .30 & 11 AW 

SJN SCHOOL B48>E CLASSES 10 A U 

CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 

GfaJes K-8 

Randy Zietmski, Principal 

4 74-2:488 

HOSANNA TABOR 


937-2424, 

.. Sot P'aoac* 

''•nKNI 

a*. Gl*« 

Sunday Worship 

8:30 & 11:00 A.M 

9:45 A.M. 

V ' f ,Cn «Q ' 00 0 N* 

937 2233 

LUThERAN CHURCH 

the RISEN CHRIST 

Missouri Synod 

46250 ANN ARBOR ROAO 

PLYMOUTH 

Kenneth Zielke Pastor 

453-5252 453-1099 

EARLY SERVICE 6 30 A M 

Sun Sch & Bible Classes 

9 45 to 10:45 A M 

LATE SERVICE 1100AM - 

i l k £ t 

422-1150 

Worship and Sunday School 8:30, 10.00 and 11:30 A M 

"The Sin We Are Afriad To Mention" 

Dr. Bartlett L. Hess 

6:00 P.M. 

"Easter's Challenging Afterglow" 

Rev Wiltard L. Davis 

Wednesday, 7:00 P.M. • SCHOOL OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION 

(Activities for All Ages) 

Your Invitation 

to Worship 

Sunday Service Broadcast 

9:30 a.m., WMUZ-FM 103.5 


at All Services 

A S S E M B L I E S O F G O D 

V'.SuALiZGDCHILDREN bLHUHun 'u w« 

BIBLE SCHOOL 11 15 AM 

EVENING WORSHIP 6.00 P M 

WEDNESDAV SERVICE 7:00 P M - AWANA.S 

Holding Forth the Word ot Lite 

GRAND RIVER BAPTIST OF LIVONIA 

i Affiliated with American Baptist Churches, USA) 

t ? 34500 S'x Mile Rd . Just West ot Farmington Rd.'i 

\ ; Sunday* 

, 9:30 A.M. Family Bible School 

-» 10:45 A.M. Worship 

6:00 P.M. Youth Groups 

Wednesdays 

6:15 P.M. Church Dinner 

7:00 P.M. Mid-Week Prayer 

Ronald E Cary. Pastor 261-6950 

NORTH*EST 

BAPTIST CHI RCH 

23845 Middlebelt Rd 

•'7 Blocks S of 10 Vile 

474-3393 

Sunday School 9.45 a.m 

Morning Worship 11:00 a m 

Evening Service 7 00 p m 

Wednesday Serv>ce 7-00 s m 

Rev Richard i Karr. °asii>r 

GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 

MISSOURI SYNOD 

--'5630 GRAND WIVES at BEECH DAlv 

532-2266 REDFORD TWV 

SUNDAY SERVICES SUNDAY SCHOOL 

9:15 4 11:00 A.M 9:15 & 11:00 A M 

Easter Sunday 7:30,9:15 4 11:00 A.M. 

Rev. V. F. Halboth, Jr.. Paator 

Rev Victor F Halboth. Sr., Pastor Emeritus 

Nursery Providec Mr James Mol. Parish Ass i 

Christ The Good 

Shepherd 

42690 Cherry Hill 

Canton 981-0286 

Sunaay Worship 8:00 S 10:3C A M 

Adyjt Bible Study S Sunday School 

* 9:20 A.M " 

ST. PAUL S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (U.S.A.) 

27475 Five Mile Rd. (at.Inkster} 

422-1470 

_ 9:30 & 11:00 A.M. Worship & Church School 

9:30 A.M. Adult Bible~5tudy 

•YOU SHOULD HAVE BEEN HERE LAST WEEK' 

Dr W Whittedge Rev. K. R. Thoresen -Rev. S. Simons 

LUT HER AN 11 S\nfK! A F I ( 

FELLOWSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH 

(A Ministry of the Baptist General Conference) 

MEETING AT THE HISTORICAL PLYMOUTH GRANGE, 273 UNION 

G-m A M .Sunday School (for all ages) 

10"30 A.M. Worship - "THE DIFFERENCE 

THE LORD MAKES" 

Children's Church 

Sunday Evening Fellowship 6:00 P.M 

(informal) Fun Music for Kids. Enjoyable 

Bible Study for Grown-Ups 

FAITH 

Worship 8:15 and 10:45 a.m 

HOLY 

TRINITY 

.VOHSHIP SERVICES 

8:30 a m & 11 a m 

ST. MATTHEW 

LUTHERAN 

Church 4 School 

5885 Venoy 

1 Blk N.olFofdAd., Wastlafld 

425-0260 

Raloh Fischer. Paator 

Gary D. Headapohl 

Aaat. Paator 

Divine Worship 8 411 a.m 

Bible Class & SS 9:30 a.m. 

Meruit)' E Y>mnij SyyKt *-3C pw 

CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY CHURCH 

41355 Six Mile Northville • 348-9030 

Larry Frick. Sr. Pastor 

Sunday School 1(k00 a.m. 

Worship Services 11W s.m. & 6.-00 p.m. 

Wsdnesdsy Family Night 7:00 p.m. 

Nursery Available • Schools: Pre-School - 8th 

TRINITY 

PRESBYTERIAN 

CHURCH 

Education Office 421-73St 

Sonoay School Ail Aqus 

9 45 A M 

Wee Class - AM Aaes 

645PM 

-WELCOME 

Nursery D rovided 

REV. PETER A. FOREMAN, MINISTER 455-1509 

; Redford Baptist Church 

S i 

Mite Road and Grand River 

Detroit. Michigan 

533-2300 

9:30 A.M. Mr. John Burnell 

^ Speaker 

* U 6:00 P.M. Evening Service 

lLuL? N 

I Evant 

Pa»tor 

CATHOLIC 

CHURCHES 

P TMO'JTH MICHI'JAN 

N T ffiq TQPlAL ur -'i 2300 

: Mi West of Sheldon 

9:30 A.M. 

Worship 

6:30 P.M. Evening 

Dr William Stahl, Sr Pastor 

Thomas Pais, Associate 

Mrs Richard Kaye, Music Director 

ST. JOHN 

NEUMANN 

Parish 

44300 Warren Road 

Canton 

455-5910 

Fr. Edward J Baldwin 

Pa»1or 

Mat»et 

Sat. 5.-0C and 6:30 pm 

Sun. 8 am, 9:30 am 

11:00 am and 12:30 pm 

FIRST APOSTOLIC LUTHERAN CHURCH 

SALEM NATIONAL 

EV. LUTHERAN 

CHURCH 

32430 Ann Arbor Tr 

Westland • 422-5550 

9.00 a.m. Ghurch 

School for All Ages 

10:00 a.m. Worship 

11:00 a.m. Fellowship 

PAAVO FRUSTI. Pastor 

10101 W. Ann Arbor Rd-. Plymouth 

at Gotfredson & Ann Arbor Rd. 

Sunday School for all ages 9:45 a.m 

Worship Services 

and Junior Church - 8:30 & 11:00 a.m 

Rev. William C. Moore - Pastor 

Nuraery Provided Phone 459-9550 

YOU ARE INVITED 

GARDEN CITY 

PRESBYTERIAN 

CHURCH U.S.A. 

1841 Middlebelt 

• One block south ol Fordi 

Sunday 'Aorsmc 

9-154 11:00 a.m 

"hurc School anc Purser. 1' 00 a.m 

Gareth D Baker. Pastor 

421-7620 

GENEVA PRESBYTERIAN 

CHURCH (U.S.A.) 

5835 Sheldon Rd., 

CANTON 

WORSHIP a CHURCH SCHOOL 

9:15 and 11:00 a.m. 

Kannetti F. Qniebei, Pastor 

459-0013 

Briqbtipoor Tahcrpaclc 

26555 Franklin Rd • Southfield Ml 

(T-696 & Telegraph. - West of Holiday Inn) 

A Charismatic Chorcn where people of many denominations worship together 

Sunday School 9:45 A.M. 

11:00 A.M. WORSHIP WORSHIP 

Musical Drama Presentation 

"The Lamb" * 

Fri. & Sat. 7:30 P.M. Sunday 6:30 P.M. 

Nursery provided at all services THOMAS E. TRASK, PASTOR 

X 

ROSEDALE GARDENS 

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (U.S.A., 

Hubbard at W Chicaao • 422-0494 — 

Gerald R Cobleigh & David W Good, Ministers 

FIRST APOSTOLIC LUTHERAN CHURCH 

16325 Halstea>d Rd. at 11 Mile 

Farmington Hills, Michigan 

SERVICES 10:30 A.M. Every Sunday 

7:00 P.M. 1st & 3rd Sunday of each month 

Sunday School 9:15 A.M. Sept -May 

BibJ* Claaa 7:45 p.m. Tu««. Sapt. - May 

Song Service Last Sunday of each month Sept.-May 

LUTHERAN WISCONSIN 

ST. MICHAEL 

LUTHERAN 

7000 Sh«tdon Rd 

Canton 

459-3333 

Pastor Jerry Yamell 

Rev. Ted Grotjohn 

Worship 8:15 & 1100 A.M. 

Dennis Beaver - intern 

Sunday School 9:30 A.M. 

Wednesday Evening Teaching 

7:00-8:00 P M 


1 

"THE WAY TO VICTORY" 

Worship & Church School 10:30 A.M 

ST. TIMOTHY 

PRESBYTERIAN 

CHURCH 

' (U.S.A.) 

16700 Wewtwrflh • uvonia 

11:00 A.M. 

WORSHIP & 

CHURCH SCHOOL 

E Dickson Forsyth. 

Pastor 

464-8844 

WESTLAND ASSEMDLY OF GOD 

1075 Venoy, Garden City 

Rev. Clifford Spencer, pastor 

>1 \ I)AY WORSHIP 11:00 am & 6:00 pm 

SIM)AY SCHOOL 10:00 am 

WEDNESDAY WORSHIP 7:00 pm 

Church Phone: 4-21-0476 or 

326-7844 

Teaching the uncompromised 

Word of God: The Bible " 

TRI-CITY ASSEMBLY 

OF GOD 

2100 Hannan Rd., Canton 

721-6832 

atwn Michigan Ave 4 Pa«r 

SurxJay School 9 * 5 A V 

MOT.ing Wdranip 11:00 A M 

Ev®nmg Worsntp 8:00 P M 

VN»d. Family NigM 7:00 P.M 

REV RICHARO LINDERMAN 

PASTOR 

E P I S C O P A L 

- 

HERALD OF HOPE 

WYFC 1520 

Mon thru Fri 

8 «5 A M 

ST THOMAS A. BECKET 

Parish 

555 LILLEY RD CANTON 

981-1333 

Fr Ernest M Porcari 

Pastor 

Masses 

Sat 4:30 P M 

Sun 8 00 am 

10 00 am 

12 00 noon 

Wisconsin Evangelical 

Luthersn Churches 

WISCONSIN LUTHERAN 

RADIO HOUR 

WCAR , 090 SUNDAY 10 3C A M 

In Livonia — Si Paul Ev Lutheran Church 

178 1 C Farmington Rd 

°astor A nfrec Koeipin • 251-8^59 

Church Services 8:30 A M & 11:00 A.M 

In Plymouth — St Peter Ev Lutheran Chu'Ch 

1343 Penmman Ave 

c astor Leonard Koenmqer - 453-3393 

Worst* c Services S 4 10 3C a rr • 5u"dav Scf'Oc. 9l5jm 

In Redford Township - Lola Park 

Ev Lutheran Church, 

14750 Kinioch 

Pastor Edward Zen - 532-8655 

Aership Sen»ices 8 30 a m & 11 a rr • Sunday School 5 45 a 

CHRIST THE KING 


4 2 ^ 1 M Worship 421 ^ 74? 

& 11K» A.M. 

Church School 9:30 A.M. 

"i=ieV a.l^src; A Mar«o«i 

VILLAGE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 

25350 W. Six Mile, Redford 

(btw Beech Daly & TeleoraDh ) 

Rev Robert M. Barcus 534-7730 

WorshiD 10:00 a.m. Church School 11:15 a.m 

"THE GIFTS OF THE RISEN LORD" 

Thursday - Weekday Program For All 

Thursday Bible Study 7:00 p.m. 

People Growing In Faith And Love 

St. Mark's 

Presbyterian 

26701 JOY RD. 

Dearborn Hgts. 

Pastor John Jeffrey 

278-9340 

9:30 A.M. 

Sunday School 4 Adutt Bible 

11:00 A.M. 

WORSHIP SERVICE 

Dial-A-Ride 278-9340 

SAINT ANDREW'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 

16360 HubbarO Road Livonia, Michigan 4«iS4 

421-8451 

Wednesday 9:30 a.m. - Holy Eucharist 

Saturday 5:00 p.m. Holy Eucharist 

Sunday 7:45 a.m. - Holy Eucharist 

9.00 a.m. - Christian Education for all ages 

10:00 a.m. - Holy Eucharist 

Sunday Morning - Nursery Care Available 

The Rev. Kenneth Q. Oavka, The Rev. Gary R. Seymour 

Rector Associate Rector 

The Rev. Edward A King, Oeecon 

HOLY SPIRIT 

LIVONIA 

9083 Newburgh Rd 

Livonia 

591-0211 522-0821 

SERVICES 

8:30 A.M. Holy Eucharist 

9:30 A.M Christian 

Education 

10:30 A.M. Holy Eucharist 

The Rev. Emery Gravelle 

GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH 

lA/efcomei Isfou! 

'AN INDEPENDENT 

BAPTIST CHURCH" 

CHURCHES OF CHRIST 

TIMOTHY 

LUTHERAN 

CHURCH 

8820 Wayne Rd. 

Livonia, Mi. 48150 

PASTOR ROLAND C TROIKE 

SERVICES 

8:15 & 10:45 A.M 

9:30 a.m Sunday School 

OFFICE 4P7-2290 

EVANGELICAL COVENANT CHURCH OF AMERICA 

UNITED ME THODIST 

ST. MATTHEWS 

UNITED METHOOIST 

30900 S'« Mile Rd 

1 MiMntw: 

DawiC T Strong Mimste' 

422-6038 

10 00 A M Worship S«rvic« 

10 00 A M Church Scftod 

(3 Yrs - 8th Graoei. 

10 00 A M Jr a Sf High C«»s 

11 ISAM Aduti Stuff* Class 

Surs^r. P'OiiOeC 

AIDERSGATE 

UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 

• fted'o'fl 'ownsnipi 

'OOOC-BFEC.H DALY ROAD 

Pi.mouf J"' 1 fVi"*' ' "" 

MINISTERS 

ARCHIE H OONIGAN BARBARA BYERS LEWIS 

M0 * 11«0 KM Worship Seorteea 

M0 - Muraery Care 

11:00 - Mureery through Junk* Hfch Church School 

"PARTNERS IN GUILT" 

Rev. Donlgan 

T - 

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10A

Sports 

8rad Emoni, Chris Mccosky editors/591-2312 

Thursday, April 11. 1985 o&e 

Chris 

McCosky 

Keep news writers 

off baseball beat 

The ntes (and wrongs) of spring. 

REMEMBER WHEN Free Press sports 

columnist Mike Downey wrote daily 

columns about the 1984 presidential 

' election campaigns? I remember reading 

numerous comments from indignant readers 

wondering how the Free Press could let, god-forbid, 

a sports writer cover something as significant as an 

election. 

Well, after all the bub-bub over the Tigers season 

opener. I'm wondering why the Free Press would 

allow so many news writers to cover a baseball 

game? It made for some pretty dull reading. You 

couldn't say Downey's political writing was dull. 

The spring sports season kicks into gear Monday. 

All those suntanned athletes can put their rusty 

talents to work on the field or the track. 

Perhaps I shouldn't let this Easter exodus thing 

bother me. After all. there's no crime in students 

wanting to spend their vacation time in sunny 

Florida. 

On the other hand, if you make a commitment to 

play a spring sport, and that team practices or 

plays games during the break, you should honor 

your commitment to the team. That means no 

Florida trip. If the trip is that important, don't play 

spring sports. 

I don't know. I'm probably just jealous. I couldn t 

afford to go to Florida when I was in high school 

and I certainly can't afford to go now 

Still; I can't help rooting for teams that stay 

home and play ball over the break. 

MEANINGLESS PREDICTIONS: Salem will win 

the Lakes Division and Canton will win the Western 

in the Western Lakes. Walled Lake Western, after 

its state title a year ago. will falter this year. 

Livonia Churchill will average 7-10 runs per game 

and give up 10-12 Farmington will be the surprise 

team in the league and seriously challenge Salem in 

the Lakes. Canton wins its first Western Lakes title 

and makes it to the regional finals. 

Garden City baseball coach Bob Dropp could 

become the first coach in recent memory to win 

two Northwest Suburban League titles the same 

year. Dropp's Cougars won the NSL basketball title 

earlier this year and his baseball team is favored to 

J win as well. 

IT'S AMAZING the type of athletic success 

Garden City has had since combining two high 

schools (Garden City East and Garden City West) 

The Cougars were 7-2 and fourth in Observerland in 

football. And they were champs in volleyball, 

wrestling and basketball. Are you listening 

Plymouth-Canton Community Schools? 

It's also amazing how the Garden City 

community supports its athletic program and how 

the Garden City district administration supports its 

coaching staff. Two long-time coaches, Dean 

Shipman and Chris Babler, were promoted to 

administrative roles in the district. 

'• Next time Plymouth-Canton wants to do a 

comparative study on how area schools operate, 

focus on Garden City. 

MORE MEANINGLESS predictions: Bishop 

Borgess will win the Observerland Boys Relays and 

Churchill will win the Observerland Girls Relays. 

Farmington boys will be the champions of the 

Western Lakes track and the Falcon girls won't be 

as bad as coach Jerry Young says they'll be. I 

really can't tell who will win the Western Lakes 

girls meet. If I had to pick, I'd say Churchill. 

Glenn's girls dominate the NSL and its anyone's 

guess for the boys. 

Long-range forecast: Look for Farmington Hills 

Mercy's Michelle Fryatt to be one of 

Observerland's best point guards next season. 

Plymouth Salem Softball coach Rob Willette is 

generally very low-keyed when he discusses his 

players That's why I'm excited to see Salem's 

Leslie Plichta play this season Here's what 

Willette had to say about this Junior 

"Leslie Plichta is the best outfielder in the state. 

LIVONIA STEVENSON will be one of the favored 

teams to win the state title in girls soccer. The 

Spartans won the title two years ago, but were 

upset last year by a scrappy Northville team. That 

loss continued an unusual string of bad luck for the 

Spartans in state tournament play. 

The boys soccer team made it to the state finals 

and lost to Troy Athens (for the second straight 

year). Tbe Spartans' boys and girls swim teams, 

after dominating the area, faltered in the state 

meet the past two seasons The Spartans' volleyball 

team lost in the state finals In 1984 and in the state 

semifinals this year The Stevenson hockey team, 

always powerful In tbe area, was knocked out in tb« 

first round of the state tourney this season. 

Still, how many Observerland schools can boast 

of having as many opportunities for state title® as 

Stevenson has? Not many 

A POST-MORTEM boys basketball item: The 

talk around the Catholic Central basketball camp 

was that tbe reason Ken George transferred from 

CC to Farmington Harrison was that be was told he 

didn't have the physical tools needed to play 

regularly at CC. I can't help thinking that George 

would have taken a huge load of John Mclntyre this 

year George could have brought the bell up court, 

which no other Shamrock could do coniisteetly this 

season besides Mac 

One last note: I would like to extend, on behalf of 

this sports department, a special congratulations to 

John Glenn basketball star Mike Baydarian For 

two straight years, Baydarian missed making All 

Area first team by one vote But Mike Baydarian 

was a special player and a special person. His 

talent oo the court (his sweet jump shot and his 

deceptive passing skills) will be miased Even more, 

m miss the claaa and sportsmanship be displayed 

on the hail court, win or lose. I wish there 

were more players like him. 

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CEP kickers title run 

By Chris McCoaky 

staff writer 

It's been a long road, but for the first 

time, it appears the level of high school 

lirls soccer in the Plymouth-Canton 

area is equal to that of tbe vaunted 

Livonia teams. 

"The new players coining in get better 

every year," said Plymouth Salem 

coach Ken Johnson. "This year, I can 

see three or four freshmen starting 

right away." 

Freshmen are making their mark in 

the Plymouth Canton camp also. Coach 

Mike Morgan is counting on at least 

two freshmen to crack the starting 

lineup. 

The heavily populated youth soccer 

programs in the Plymouth-Canton 

community are certainly responsible 

for the recent influx of talented players. 

Freshmen players are coming into 

high school soccer programs with three 

to five years of playing experience. 

For many years, only the Livonia 

teams had the advantage of 

soccer programs. Now Elymouth-Can*' 

ton and Farmington have improved 

youth programs and are finally able to 

compete with the Livonians. 

Observerland has become a hot-bed 

of soccer talent. The Western Lakes 

Soccer League has produced the state's 

only two champions (Stevenson and 

Northville). And while the other teams 

have improved, the league remains 

dominated by the three Livonia powers: 

Stevenson, Churchill and Bentley. 

Can Salem or Canton unseat these 

perennial powers in 1985? Here's a 

preseason glimpse at the Centennial 

Educational Park squads 

PLYMOUTH SALEM 

Ken Johnson's team finished 8-7-1 

last year and lost standouts Shelley 

Staszel, Colleen O'Connor and Sarah 

Wallman to graduation. 

But Johnson thinks his crew will be a 

factor in the Western Lakes. 

"With our newcomers, plus our returning 

strength, I think we can challenge 

Stevenson for at least the division 

title. Churchill is the team to beat for 

the conference and state, though." 

soccer 

Three seniors and two juniors will 

supply Salem with a strong, experienced 

nucleus. Seniors Ruth Knoerl 

(all-division defender), Fran Whittaker 

(all-division wing) and Tracey Greenhalge 

(midfielder) return, as do juniors 

Julie Tortora (35 goals in two seasons) 

and Suzie Balconi (midfielder). 

Ah, but those freshmen. Dena Head 

has terrorized the youth soccer fields 

the past three years with her explosive 

style of play. The strong and extremely 

quick winger should have an immediate 

effect upon the Rocks' offense. 

Other freshmen expected to contribute 

are Rachael Thiet (back), Ellen 

Schnackel (defense), Tracey Krajewski 

(midfield) and goalia-Karen Phillippi. 

Sophomore Lisa Hysko also will help 

out at midfield. 

"Our strength will be our overall fitness 

good team spirit, strong young 

bench and a dynamite front three with 

Tortora, Whittaker and Head — they 

should give us all the goals we need" 

Johnson, though, is worried about his 

team's lack of experience, especially in 

goal, where freshman Phillippi is replacing 

all-stater Wallman. 

Salem will open the season this 

weekend at the Schoolcraft Invitational 

PLYMOUTH CANTON 

Second-year coach Mike Morgan put 

his team through an intense preseason 

aerobic conditioning program, and he's 

hoping the Chiefs will be able to dance 

their way to a division title. 

"We hope to improve our record 

(which was an impressive 11-5-1), although 

the other teams in the league 

are very strong," Morgan said. "The 

loss of key players due to job commitments 

will hurt defensively, but our fitness 

and skills should help us attain our 

goal of a division championship " 


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Mercy's Annette Ruggiero is one of the area's many outstanding 

individual players this season. 

Canton, Salem battle 

for S'craft kick title 

By Robert McElheney 

special writer 

The competition will be fierce Friday 

and Saturday when 16 teamj compete 

in Schoolcraft College's fifth annual 

High School Girls Soccer Invitational. 

Defending state Class A champion 

.Northville returns to the tournament 

along with last year's Schoolcraft 

winner. Livonia Churchill. Tournament 

runner-up Troy Athens also returns 

Churchill coach and tournament director 

Ed Dudek. whose squad beat 

Athens 1-0 for last year's crown, said 

any of four teems. Including his own, 

have the best shot at winning the tournament. 

"Northville, Athens, Troy and ourselves 

are the strongest of the buuch,' 

he said. 'Plymouth Salem will also be 

tough. Other teams to watch,out for Include 

Plymouth Canton, Farmington 

Hills Mercy. Frsser and Brighton " 

LIVONIA FRANUJN. Garden City. 

Dearborn, Dearborn Fordson. Harper 

Woods Bishop Gallagher. Harper 

Woods Regina and Madison Heights 

Bishop Foley round out the weekend Invitational, 

which will run M p.m. on 

Friday and 9 a.m. to 2 p m. oo Saturday 

The championship game Is scheduled 

for I p.m. Saturday 

Tournament matches consist of two. 

25-minute halves in favor of the standard 

4 5-minute periods Games tied at 

the end of regulation play will be decided 

by a pair of 5-minute overtimes, followed 

(If neceessry) by s pair of S-minute 

sodden death periods and (If oecessary) 

s shootout 

Key players to watch, according to 

Dudek. include forwards Jennifer Flowers 

and Jennifer Huegll of Churchill, 

goalie Trtcia Docker and halfback Kathy 

Korowin of Northville, center Sheila 

Brett, Athena; halfback Lis Suttie 

Troy, forward Dena Head. Salem, center-half 

Annette Ruggiero Mercy; forward/halfback 

Tamara Brown, Dearborn; 

and forward Jenny WUcos, Brighton 

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Observerland football coaches take a bow 

By Rich S wen eon 

staff writer 

They say that bad things come in 

threes But that's defmately not the 

case for an outstanding trio of area 

high school grid coaches who will be 

hoQored together later this month by 

the Michigan High School Football 

Coaches Association (MHFCA). 

Redford Union's Harvey Heitman. 

Livonia Churchill's Ken Kaestner and 

Livonia Stevenson's Jack Reardon will 

be among 30 coaches inducted into the 

MHSfCA's Hall of Fame Saturday, 

April 20. at a banquet at the University 

of Michigan's Crisler Arena Longtime 

Plymouth Salem coach Tom Moshimer 

also will be inducted 

Special guest speakers include U-M 

head football coach Bo Schembechler 

and former Michigan State grid coach 

Duffy Daugherty 

Heitman. who resigned after posting 

a 3-6 mark at Rl" last year, compiled 

an impressive 117-68 record in 23 years 

as head and assistant coach at now defunct 

Catholic high schools — Detroit 

St. Ambrose and Nativity, as well as 

Redford St. Agatha and Redford Union. 

He went 61-62 as a head coach. 

"I FEEL VERY, very good about it." 

Heitman said of his ^planned induction 

"It's quite an honor to be picked by 

your peers — to be recognized by your 

fellow coaches " 

Hit finest season came in 1979. when 

he piloted the Panthers to an 8-1 record 

and Northwest Suburban League (NSL) 

championship. The highlight that season 

was an opening day 12-0 win over 

Reardon-led Livonia Stevenson, quarterbacked 

by David Hall The Spartans 

into the state Class A-playoffs 

that year after the Panthers beat another 

outstanding team — Adrian — in 

the season finale. RU's fine season culminated 

with a top-10 ranking in Class 

A final ratings 

In nine years at RU (1976-84). Heitman 

led the Panthers to a 37-44 record 

in the tough NSL He was also 12-12 in 

three seasons at St, Ambrose (1969-71), 

and 12-6 in his two seasons at St Agatha 

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All-Area cage stars make college choices 

By Bred Emoni 

staff writer 

The opportunity to play right away 

seemed to be the determining factor in 

the decisions of three area basketball 

performers, who all signed national 

college letters-of-intent yesterday. 

Joe Gregory, a 5-foot-9 All-Area 

guard from Redford Bishop Borge&s. 

hopes to" shore up the Bowling Green 

backcourt 

Also headed for the'Mid-American 

Conference is 6-2 All-Area "standout 

Howard Flowers of Wayne Memorial, 

who could step in at shooting guard 

spot at Eastern Michigan, due to the 

graduation of All-Conference guard 

Fred Cofield. 

Meanwhile, Livonia Ladywood's twotime 

All-State forward Char Govan is 

sport shorts 

• TEAM MICHIGAN 1-1-1 

Team Michigan finished the Junior Olympic High 

School Hockey Tournament, played last weekend in 

Danvers. Mass., with a 1-1-1 record. 

After losing to New England (the tourney's 

champion) 6-3, Michigan tied Massachusetts 5-5 

and beat Minnesota 5-1 

Plymouth-Canton natives Scott Dawson and Pete 

Podrasky competed with Team Michigan, Both, according 

to team representatives, played very well 

Dawson, a defenseman. earned an assist against 

Minnesota. 

• PCJBL SIGN-UP 

Late registration for the Plymouth-Canton Junior 

p^gphall league will take place 7:30-8:30 p.m. 

Wednesday, April 17. in the Canton High School cafeteria. 

A late fee of $10 will be assessed per family in 

addition to the regular sign-up fee. 

Umpires and managers are still needed Anyone 

interested should sign up at this session. 

bound for Illinois State, an NCAA tournament 

qualifier which loses four 

starters to graduation. 

Bowling Green coach John Weinert 

was "just ecstatic" with the signing of 

Gregory, who averaged 30 points per 

game this season in the Catholic 

League 

"The thing that impressed us about 

Joe was his leadership," Weinert said. 

"I'm not concerned about his size, We 

measure a point guard from the chin 

up." 

BOWLING GREEN, without a true 

point guard, struggled to a 12-15 record 

this season. 

"We've really^ had problems at the 

point-guard spot the last two years," 

Weinert said. "We had to move our top 

scorer, Keith Taylor (a senior), to the 

point for the last seven games in prder 

to make the playoffs That's an area we 

had to fill. 

"I think he'll be an unbelievable allaround 

player. He can shoot from the 

outside and he's got good bourt vision." 

Gregory also visited Eastern Michigan 

and considered such schools as Duquesne, 

Holy Cross. Youngs town State 

and Toledo. — 

"Bowling Green was close to home," 

Gregory said. "And another factor was 

my relationship with my mom (Joalyn). 

We're very close and I wanted my family 

to see me play over the next four 

years. 

"I enjoyed my. visit and they made 

me feel at home. Tbe opportunity to 

play next year as a freshman was also 

therfe. 

"Something in my heart said that 

Bowling Green was for me. It just 

clicked. I didn't get the same feeling at 

the other schools." 

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GOVAN, meanwhile, played somewhat 

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Govan. who averaged double figures 

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(10.4), made her decision this week after 

considering Western Michigan and 

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"It was tough because I liked all 

three schools," said Govan of her decision. 

"It was tough to say no. 

"I liked the fact (about Illinois State) 

that I have a chance of playing in the 

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a dome for men's and women's basketball." 

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6C*(R,W.G-5B) 

business people 

Merrill Foersterling DuBeau 

Don Stutrad of Plymouth has been 

promoted to director, of store operations 

with Arbor Drugs He will be re* 

sponsible for the overall operation of 

all 40 Arbor drugstores. He has been 

with Arbor Drugs for nearly 14 years 

and began his career with Arbor as a 

pharmacist. 

Kenneth C. Merrill of Plymouth has 

been appointed executive director — 

business planning and trust management 

for Ford Motor Co., with responsibility 

for pension fund and other trust 

investment administration Merrill 

joined Ford in 1956 

Shirley J. Macy of Canton has been 

promoted to supervisor at Ross Roy 

Inc. Her new responsibilities include 

supervising the clerical staff and coordinating 

departmental activities on the 

Chrysler Incentives account She had 

been executive secretary to the executive 

vice president. 

William Styles of Plymouth has been 

named to the AAA Michigan President's 

Honor Club for Outstanding sales 

efforts in 1984. Styles received a plaque 

and company pin 

Dan DuBeao of Canton has been 

named store director of the Ford Road- 

Canton Meijer store. DuBeau joined 

Meijer in 1977 as a manager trainee at 

the Ford-Canton store "Since that time 

he has held several management positions. 

His most recent position was 

store director at the Adrian store. 

Richard L. Foersterling of Plymouth 

has appointed first vice president 

in the National Bank of Detroit's trust 

division. He manages the trust new 

business and product development department. 

He joined NBD in the per- 

Oldtord 

sonnel division in 1956 and was appointed 

to the management group in 

1963 

James D. Oldford has been appointed 

account product specialist in Detroit 

Ball Bearing's Livonia service center 

William J. Place of Canton has been 

named manager-fluidixed bed marketing 

by the Riley Stoker Corp Place 

comes from Biegelow-Liptak. where he 

was manager-engineered product 

group, responsible for marketing, sales, 

process and application engineering of 

chemical waste incinerators and air 

heaters 

Patricia MacDermott Ladd of Livonia 

was named manager of the newly 

formed trade practice department of 

the Better Business Bureau. She has 

been with the BBB since 1980 

Dick Lax of Plymouth received a 

trip tn attend a salsa conference in Ha-. 

waii sponsor**! hy the Alpxanrlpr Ham 

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more than 5,000 Hamilton agents nationwide 

were selected to go to the conference 

Lax has attended eight previous 

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New concerto pleases violist Paul Doktor 

By Tim Richard 

staff writer 

Scouts provide free baby-sitting service. 

Tickets may be purchased at the 

door or in advance at Beitner Jewelry 

in downtown Plymouth, Hammell Music 

in Livonia and Amoldt Williams 

Music in Canton Township 

result is that an unpopular work can 

become identified with a soloist who 

doesn't particularly enjoy it 

But Doktor enjoys the Jones concerto. 

So did the orchestra, which applauded 

in rehearsal. "He may say he sweated 

it out. but I have the feeling it came 

rolling out," Doktor said 

"Everything comes together (at the 

conclusion). It's an unexpected, happy, 

down-to-earth turle " 

a "barbershop quartet" among fcur 

violas to a tune reminiscent of the 

1940s pop song "Tangerine." 

Doktor recognizes listeners sometimes 

freeze up at the notion of hearing 

contemporary music, confessing he 

doesn't always take to modem art But 

he encourages listeners to rise above 

that comfortable prejudice. "Of all the 

modern works, I like this." he said. 

Besides being a difficult instrument 

to write for, the viola is difficult to 

play, Doktor said. The viola's best 

sounds don't soar through an auditorium. 

the way the soprano violin and baritone 

cello sounds carry. He and Jones 

agree that the viola is the "neglected 

stepchild" of the string f^nily. , 

The viola is larger ancHess comfortable 

to hold than the violin. Students 

including himself and his famous father. 

Karl Doktor — usually start out 

on the violin and later switch. 

Doktor said violists, by taking up the 

instrument later in life, don't condition 

their fingers to it during their forma 

live, childhood years The result 

" Among 100 violinists you may have 50 

or 80 who ar^ excellent. Among 100 viola 

players, hardly 10 are excellent " 

Even at Monday night's final rehearsal 

with the Plymouth Symphony 

Orchestra, soloist Paul Doktor was suggesting 

small changes in the Concerto 

for Viola and Orchestra to composer 

Robert W Jones But they were minor 

changes 

V I was delighted when 1 got the music 

- 100 percent delighted." said the 

Vienna-born, internationally famed 

violist 

Doktor. who teaches at the Juilliard 

School in New York City and concertizes 

occasionally, speaks with genuine 

admiration of the concerto written by 

the Schoolcraft College professor Doktor 

said Jones has solved the problem 

of making the plush, alto voice of the 

viola contrast vividly against a full 

symphony orchestra 

He has the right feeling for the instrumentation 

He comes up with the 

right combinations all the time He's 

really extremely good at it." Doktor 

said 

PLYMOUTH SYMPHONY fans can 

draw their own conclusions at 4 p.m 

this Sunday in the auditorium of Plymouth 

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• ONE-ACT PLAYS 

Two one-act comedies, The Chinese" 

and "Dr Fish," both by Murray 

Schisgal, will be presented by the 

Theatre Guild of Livonia-Redford at 8 

p.m. Fridays-Saturdays, April 19-20. 

26-27 and May 3-4. at the playhouse in 

Redford BotTi plays are directed by 

Art Rizzo of Detroit, assisted by Donna 

Eno of Livonia, who is also the 

stage manager This production 

closes the season for TGLR. which is 

in its"3lst year Tickets at $6 may be 

reserved by calling 522-8057 A summer 

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• PIPE BAND 

The St Andrews Pipe Band will be 

presented on the 1985 Performing 

Arts Showcase of the Livonia Arts 

Commission at 3 p.m Sunday. April 

14, at the Livonia City Hall Auditorium, 

Civic Center Drive and Five Mile 

Road This is a return engagement by 

the group, which features 15 bagpipers 

and a dozen Highland and Scottish 

dancers. Tickets are available at 

the LO VE Office at City Hall, 

phone 421-2000, Ext 221, and at the 

door 

• CHILDREN'S THEATER 

The Children's Entertainment 

Company will present "The Emperor's 

New Clothes," written for the 

stage by Henry K Martin of Bloomfield 

Hills, at 2 and 7 p.m. Friday. 

April 12, and 1 and 3 p.m Saturday- 

Sunday. April 13-14, in the Central 

Court at Westland Center 

• LARRY N02ER0 

Matt Michaels on j>iano, Dan Jordan 

on bass and George Benson on 

saxes, will accompany Larry Nozero 

from 8 30 p.m. to 12 30 a.m Friday- 

Saturday, April 12-13. at Hunters' 

Run in Livonia Michaels on piano. 

Ray Tim on bass and Sharon Williams 

on vocals complete the group from 

7 30-11 30 p.m. Sunday, April 14 For 

more information call 522-5600 

• REDFORDLEAGUE 

"How the West Was Fun " will be 

presented by the Redford Suburban 

League Theatre Guild at 8 p.m. Friday-Saturday, 

April 26-27. and 3 p.m. 

Sunday, April 28, at the Redford Union 

High School Auditorium. Admission 

is $5 for adults, $3 for students to 

age 16 and senior citizens (age 65 and 

over). Proceeds will go to Michigan 

Retarded Children and citizens and 

community interests Tickets are 

available at the door or by calling 

937-8599 or 538-0840 

• IN PIRATES' 

Several area residents are appearing 

in the Marygrove College production 

of the Gilbert and Sullivan 

operetta "The Pirates of Penzance." 

through Saturday. April 13. at the 

Violist Paul Doktor 

concerto rolls out 

Canton Center roads, when Doktor 

premiers the concerto with the orchestra 

conducted by Johan van der Merwe. 

Also on the program will be the late 

Samuel Barber's overture to The 

School for Scandal' (19321 and 

Tchaikovsky's Symphony No 6, the. 

"Pathetique" (1893). Unreserved tickets 

are $6 general admission and $3.50 

for senior citizens and college students 

K-12 students are admitted free Girl 

campus Theatre. 8425 W McNichols, 

Detroit Paul Marquis of Farmington 

Hills will sing the role of the hero. 

Frederic, on Friday. April 12. Mark 

Honevman of Farmington Hills will 

play the Major General at all performances 

Southfield student apprentice 

Jesstea Carver will sing the lead 

role of Mabel at the Friday performance 

Also in the cast is Mary Leger 

of Redford Tickets are $6 

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Finals of the Livonia and Troy area 

t-Ete&ene Festival will -be 

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High School in Livonia, for the 

Livonia area, and 12:30 p.m. Sunday. 

April 21, at Hammell Music. Inc., in 

Troy, for the Troy area. Keyboard 

players of all ages from the area will 

compete to be named Division* 

Winners, who go on to the Northern 

Regional Finals. For free tickets, call 

Hammell Music at 427-0040. 

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Phil Marcus Esser of Livonia is 

opening a new musical revue. "1946 

Detroit," Friday. April 12. at Tremonti's 

(formerly Mr Tee's) in downtown 

Detroit The show is a musical swing 

through 1946 nightclubs and theaters 

where Detroit audiences saw name 

entertainers perform. The show will 

run for 12 weeks. Fridays-Saturdays 

through June 29, with dinner at 7 

p.m.. show at 8:30. Dinner and show is 

$18.95, show only $7.95, late show $5. 

For reservations, call 963-1225 

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An organization called Performance 

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five workshop programs for Detroitarea 

actors and actresses, beginning 

in mid-April. Workshops providing 

media-related instruction and participation 

will be conducted by Sandra 

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and information, call 355-1060 

or 792-4646 

• MACCABEES QUEST 

The second annual Maccabees Mutual 

Life Insurance "Quest for Excellence." 

a series of music competitions, 

will begin Wednesday, Sept 18 

Each program in the series will be 

broadcast at 8 p.m. Wednesdays on 

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DAN DEAM/acaff photograph* 

_ CloseOT«nd Max** ParshsU appear In the Theatre Guild 

UvoMto-ftodfttf pWductlon oi "Th« China**." Two one-acts. 

THE CONCERTO is dedicated to 

Doktor though not commissioned by. 

him It was commissioned by the Plymouth 

Symphony Society with funding 

from the Michigan Council for the Arts 

and the Michigan unit of the American 

String Teachers Association 

That fact makes Doktor. who never 

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"Very often we (soloists) ask a composer 

to write something We pay huge 

sums But what they get is not necessarily 

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Always witty, Jones inserted several 

musical jokes in the score The finat 

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Flexible hours espeneoce helpful 

Call lor an Interview S52-8272 

COLLECTOR, part lime Salary plus 

cotnmusloo Call Mr Redfern after 

2 JOPM 588-8020 

COLLEGE STUDENTS Pari Ume out 

door wort Marketing or sales experi- 

ence helpful Residential coostructioa 

company Guarantee plus commission 

lor Jim 

Ash I 528-8844 

DATA 

PROCESSING 

PERSONNEL 

If vos are a, recent colleg 

with a Jegr* in computer 

data processing u 

yourself In a 

Employment 

Counselor 

lootiiu (or . parson to wort in a 

t college gradual* I fast-paced office fiom 2 to 8 pm This 

xnputer science or person must an)oy sorting wtth people, 

and would lika to In- present themselves well and he vary 

hexihle The jot would include dnallng 

with customers and temporary employ 

ees aeefcwg employment This ia an ao- 

level position Send remme to Bos 


FULL TIME CLERK 

Needed for Party; Grocery Store, 

Southfield area Reply lo Bos 418 , Ob- 

server k Eccentric Newspapers J8251 

Schoolcraft Rd. Livonia. Mi 

48150 

College Students 

Work as a temporary this 

Dreak and summer We have 

many Clerical and Light In- 

Must be articulate k Proleaaional duStrial POSltlOOS throughout 

Highly competaUve Co in Tel Twelve Me(ro Detroit No Fee 

Area Previous Sales a plus 

Paid Training 

li Per Hour to Start 

Automatic W Day Raise 

Call Now For Appointment 

GENERAL 

MANAGEMENT 

SERVICE 

29701 W 6 Mile 

Livonia 

The Bell Creek Plaza 

Suite 140A 

427-7660 

525-0330 

Supplemental 

Staffing Inc. 

Tbe Temporary Help People 

COMMERCIAL ROOFING ASSISTANT 

lor vocational school Part ume evea 

2 rn roofing experience required 

505-2108 

COMPUTER 

JOB$-JOB$-JOB$ 

ARE WAITING 

TRAIN IN AS LITTLE 

AS 2 MONTHS 

FEE FOR TRAINING 

531-9714 

volve rourseU In a sales oriented poal 

uon where your income is directly re- 

lated to your effort aad ability, contact 

us If selected, you will be trained to 

become a personnel placement consult- 

ant Your challenging responsibility 

will be to recnat and position dau pro- 

cessing professionals with air large 

corporate client base Realistic first 

year earnings will fall between 818,000 

lo 880.000 Please submit your resume 

to L F Swider 1000 Town Center, Suite 

2580 Southfield, Ml 48075 No phone 

calls please 

% Observer k Eccentric Newipspeii. 

>onla. Muchi- 

DELTVERY DRIVERS 

Most have good record Experience 

S ri erred Part li Full-time peaJKom 

II for apffaiatmenl 424-8880 

DEPARTMENT STORE 

CLEANING 

Permanent part Ume and management 

trainee positions available in the Uvo- 

nia area ooly Early morning hours. 

Must be dependable with reliable trans- 

portation call 

Kellerroeyer Building Semes 

al our Southfield office during regular 

business hours only 558-1820 

54251 Schoolcraft Rd Livonia, 

gan 48180 

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY 

Salsa trains* for a local expanding stael 

company We will train the nght candi 

date for a career in the technical steel 

service industry Metals chemistry or 

drafting background helpful Send your 

confidential resume to Box S1M08 

Redford. Mi 482J8 

ENERGETIC people to caddy after 

school i> during summer vacation Good 

pay Apply In persoo, Forest Lake 

Countryclub 1401 Club Dr , Bloomfield 

ELECTRICAL DESIGNER 

for growing automation company 

Knowledge of automotive specifica- 

tions helpful, but not required Musi be 

able to design 4 debug small ladder cir- 

cuit Competitive wages k benefits 

548-7140 

FLORAL DESIGNER 

Full time position available for experi 

enced designer Livonia Westland 

area Contact Judy at 2410984 

FLORAL DESIGNER 

Part time, minimum 2 yrs shop expert- 

e Apply at 18115 Grand River 

Farmingloo 478-8171 

Days, for small boring mill shop Salarj 

k benefits Livonia area Apply P 0 

Box 2182. Livoma MI 48150 

FULL TIME OFFICE - Stock 

& Wrap Positions In retail 

•store. Permanent with splen- 

did fringe benefits & working 

conditions. Apply in person 

to Personnel Dept 

JACOBSON"S 

336 W. Maple Birmingham 

An Equal Opportunity Empkêr 

DICKS SCOTT BUICK 

200 Ann Arbor Rd, Plymouth 

Switchboard Cashier needed Experi- 

ence preferred but not 

.7s; 

CONSIDER FOSTER PARENTING 

Single or 2-parent family homes are 

needed (or mentally retarded children 

or adults Some need first floor bed- 

rooms Agency provides training li- 

censing and support. Family Is paid 

over 8700 month Parenting, teaching 

or nursing skills helpful For more In- 

formation call Homefmder Wayne 

CARPET CLEANERS HELPER great (County.348-8200 Oakland County call 

summer job Good working conditions 288-2180 

S Mile, Telegraph area Call Bloomfield 

CARING WORKERS for Group Homes 

for mentally retarded adults in Livonia 

Full-lime float posiuons Weekend 

tiours required Musi be 18 • have di^ 

ploma or GED and good driving record 

start 83 90 up Call Sirs Carter at 

471-5810 

Carpet L legraph an 

.'poolstery Cleaning 842-0722 

CARPET CLEANER wanted - some ex- 

perience helpful Must be neat hard- 

working Day/flight 422-5954 

CARPET CLEANING HELPERS need- 

ed Must have good driving record 

425 1810 

CARPET CLEANING HELPER 

-some experience helpful but not ne

1 

12C*(R..W,G-100 O&E Thursday, April 11. 1985 


MAINTENANCE looting ( 

powtfcle pern* lo uwi in renei 

adult care facility 

rtaponail penoe lo assist Lo 

i*inu , naoce for 

Preferably skilled of mechanically 

r lined UM per ar Applr tn person 

Hon thru Fri Oak Hill Care Center 

34225 Grand River. Farmingtoc 

MAINTENANCE PTIRSTJN 

McDonald > 

808 Rocbeaier Rd Rochester 

65M25T 

MAINTENANCE PERSON (or Wot 

Bloomfield cotxiominiiim Musi lâve 

skilLs ID general building maintenance 

including roofs gutters, garage iooct. 

electrical and plumbing ijood with 

Immediate opening Send re- 

Metro Group Manager 

500 H«lp Wanted 

people 

»ume to 

Corp 4080 W Maple 

Ml 49010 

email 

Birmingham, 

MAINTENANCE PERSON 

Experienced maintenance penon ne**J 

ed (or Birmingham apartment com- 

wuld be Inowledgable in electn 

carpentry Excellent 

commensurate 

MARKETING & 

TELEPHONE 

REPRESENTATIVES 

It you are: 

• Articulate and detail 

oriented 

• Good on the telephone 

• Good In dealing with 

people 

• Looking -for challenging, 

temporary assignments 

Let Kelly Services put you to 

work. Earn good money the 

1 Kelly Way by calling the off- 

Ice nearest you 

500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wantad 

PROGRAMMER 

61C procriffl Ui t>etAi5 b) Sept i. IMS 5 .. 

Vocalcboin t handbell choir Send Re i Consulting firm specializing lnWG II 

turn to Village Presbyterian Church. | needs person with mmimiim 1 " 

2535« W 6 Mile Redlord, MI 46140 perieoc* or. the IBM S 34, J* Will wort 

- wuh clients performing maintenance 

| and new development Background In 

financial*. inventory cost accounting 

helpful Send resume to 

Compuflex. Inc 

12355 Wormer Redford, Mi «JM 

Ml Clemens 

Troy 

Warren_ 

Westiand 

al plumbing 4 carpet 

benefit package Salary 

with ability Applications accepted 

from Sam-lpm Moo Fn al 1»? Villa 

Maple 4 South Eton, Birmingham 

MAINTENANCE 

SUPERVISOR 

Must have approx 2 years experience J""!"? 

in all phases oi apartment mainte- 

nance Must be reliable and not afraid 

to wort Must live oo premises Salary 

commensurate with ability Applies 

lions with resumes being accepted 

I0am-4pm Moo thru Sal al 2-505 

Ford Rd Garden City 

MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN 

Trov manufacturing firm is seeking an 

,ndi'vidual iS maintain electronic video 

audio and control equipment Assoc, 

a to Degree at Electronics 2 years re 

-ated eipeneoce required Competitive 

salary and lull benefit package Send 

qualifications to Personnel, r O Box 

451, Lath nip Village Mich 460T8 

MAINTENANCE 

TECHNICIAN 

and some-time-mechanic needed by 

small stamping plant Wide range oi 

skills and familiarity with machine 

maintenance metal working, or elec 

incity required Prefer individual ID- 

lerested m improving electrical skills 

Minimum 10 years industrial experi- 

ence Good pay 4 benefits 536-6467 

Farmingtoc Hills 

Renaissance Center 

Ann Arbor 

Berkley 

Bloomfield Hilts 

Brighton 

Dearborn 

E Detroit 

LaUtrup Village 

553-7620 

159-1400 

973-2300 

m-Jwc 

M2-W50 

227-2034 

271-5300 

779-8100 

522 4010 

266-7 000 

362-1160 

5JS-4200 

72S-1040 

PACKAGERS 

NEEDED 

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS 

NOVI AREA 

Day shift available Possible 40 hour 

week Own transportation 

Come Lo or call between »-! I SOam or 

t-5 30pcn 

Somebody 

Sometime 

Temporarv Help 

1920J MERklMAN 

(Village Fashion Mail; 

Livonia 477-0900 

PROGRAMMERS 

K-Bvte has ImmedUte openings in 

these areas HP 1000 WOO - MVS C1CS 

internals IMS Name your salary Call 

Koee Ann 524-6676 

Programming Opportunity 

Leading service corpora tioo looking for 

analytical, self-starter who can demon- 

strate solid knowledge of COBOL. Us- 

ing n Business System 800 and DNOS 

Degree preferred Send resume to 

1 Box 322, Observer 4 Eccentric News- 

papers, 38251 Schoolcraft Rd , Uvonia 

Michigan 48IM 

SECURITY GUARD Full-ume, varta 

bie hours Mature persoo for large ours- 

18520 » T Mile, Moo 

Sam lo 1pm 

Inghteie Apply 

torn San 

500 Help Wantad 

500 Help Wantad 

SECURITY OFFICERS 

Immediate openings, full 4 part Ume 

all suburban locations, uniforms pro- 

vided, weekly pay We reward expert 

BONDED GUARD SERVICES 

17819 W 7 Mile at Southfield 

255-7100 

SECURITY OFFICERS WANTED (or 

out of town duty Unique opportunity 

(or field experience Anply in person at 

29777 Telegraph Rd, Suite 1260. South- 

field Mich 

KELLY 

SERVICES 

Tbe Kelly Girl' People 

Not an agency, never a lee 


MECHANIC WANTED - Commercial 4 

residential lawn equipment Experience 

k relerences needed Call betwêrr 

9am 2pm, 525-0S82 

MEN & WOMEN 

te- 

nance equipment 17_50 per n j l p - 

outh area 459-5110 or 453-1900 

MECHANIC for lawn 4 garden equip- 

ment Experience preferred. Full time 

Excellent ground floor 

Auto expenence a natural 

•.unity for hard worker 

Must be able 

per hour 

Great oppor 

,2-2111 

NOW, WHO YOU GONNA CALL' 

TOY CHEST 1 Home Party Plan with 

Best merchandise Best Prices. Best 

E rantee Highest paid lop to li*) 

lers 4 manager Call the rest U»eo 

wort with the best For free informa- 

uon 4 catalog l-WO-922-8957 

NUTRITIONIST NEEDED to develop 

weight leas program for doctors office 

Part time Computer expenence de- 

sired Call for details 542-3515 

PLASTIC ENGINEER 

Plastic mjecUoo moldings manufactu- 

rinng firm in Troy Is seeking an Individ- 

ual to assure equipment maintenance 

and product quality control BS Degree 

In Plastics Engineering Technology re- 

quired Previous acrylic Injection mold- 

expenence desirable Cocnpetluve 

' lull benefi" ' " 

resume to Personnel 

ing exr... 

salary and full benefit package Send 

resume to Persoonel. PO Box 451, 

Lathmp Village, Mich.. 48076 

PLUMBERS 4 plumbers helpers want 

Appllcauoos now being taken at 

Loog Plumbing Co., 190 E Main, North- 

ville.349-0373 

An Equal Opportunity Employer 

PORTERS 

Full-time, days, for Southfield luxury 

Apartments 14 00 per bour 

559-2111 

RUBBISH TRUCK DRIVER" 

Expenenced. 

for roll off 4 front end 

4S1-4603 

SHIPPING RECEIVING CLERK 

| Detroit based firm is seeking a reliable 

individual for entry level posiuoo to 

pack, receive, stock and ship vanous 

materials and to complete required 

] months pnor expenence 

drivers 

TOOLMAKER 

For small toolroom Must be able to 

make details from sketches using mill- 

ing machines, grinders and other tool- 

room equipment and repair dies and 

forming tools 

Call After » AM 

537-8900 

1 Must pos»e 

possess valid • 

license and 

RUNNER NEEDED IMMEDIATELY 

lor Carpets of Farmington Positloo 

also requires some Janitorial wort 

Must have valid drivers license 478-9714 

excellent driving record Respond to 

Personnel. P 0 Box 451, Lathmp Vil- 

lage, Mich. 46076 

FtL'STPROOFING TECHNICIAN ex 

penence preferred, applv In person be- 

tween llam-3pm only Ziebart - 27530 

W Warren. Westland 

SHIPPING 4 RECEIVING FOREMAN 

Full time working loreman Responsi- 

ble for receiving, packing 4 shipping 

floral products Will supervise 3-4 man 

Musi 

lucts 

crew 

4 responsible 

SAILBOAT 4 MARINE SUPPLY is 

Sooting for aggressive, honest 4 friend- 

ly individuals for seasonal wort Posi- 

uons require hard wort, 5 days per 

week Including Saturday Jobs Include 

production maintenance 4 stock 

cashier, pbone duUes Please submit 

letter of interest to: Manager. 60545 Mt 

Vernon Rd Rochester, Ml.. 40863 

Apply in persoo 

9 MUe M/Fern 

be experienced, aggressive 

place (or you oo our Dental 

Team, if you like people 4 are excited 

about helping our paUents Improve 

their health 4 appearance than call 

Jeanne Today' Sharp Personality 4 

good communicaUoo stills a must Ex- 

S rience 4 formal training preferred, 

odern Warren Office Qualified appli- 

st Call 979-2600 

pmeot conv 

_ ind-Vldtl 

insur ances Good 

phone technique 4 basic office stills a 

must. Includes medical termlnology 

Send resume w Sun Medical Equip 

ment Co. 1072 W 14 Mile, Clawsoc Mi 

48017 Attn Martin Leonard 

DYNAMIC RN who en)oys meeting 

new people, new challenges 4 wbc 

seeks to please needed for specially de 

signed part time position with adminis- 

tration 4 management staff ol Pre 

Care One Call lor appt 423-4500 

EEC TECHNICIAN - part time. 8 hours 

per week Dearborn area Call between 

9am-5pm Ml-6009 

Dental Assistant 

HENRY FORD HOSPITAL 

Fairlane 

Henry Ford Hospital is currently seek 

Ing a' full time temporary certified or 

registered Dental .Assistant to wort at 

the Fairlane Center (Juallfled appli- 

cants should have 2 to 3 years expen- 

ence in four banded dentistry with 

knowledge of appointment scheduling 

lab wort and X-ray techniques. Inter- 

ested applicants can contact Barbara 

Fleming. Moo thru Fri. between the 

hours 6 am and 3 pm. at 593-8218 


19401 Hubbard Dr 

Dearborn. Mi, 48126 

Equal Opportunity Employer M F T) 

EXPERIENCED HYGIENIST 

Full time, All benefits 

Oak Park. 

Call: 968-5540 

EXPERIENCED Medical BlUer want- 

ed Must be experienced In computer 

billing Must have experience In no 

(a ult insurance billing Pay negotiable 

Southfield Call the Dr 557-0660 

FULL-TIME SECRETARY 

to work In Cantoo Medical Office Typ 

ing experience preferred Send resume 

to 7288 Sheldon Rd. Canton, Mi 48187 

GENERAL OFFICE - Full time Also 

C tiroe backup receptionist Some 

i Cross billing expenence For busy 

oo Hills 

clinic tn Farmington i 

Call Sharon 

591-0440 

ATTENTION R N s 4 L.P.N's 

Full or part-Ume Expanding Weight 

Loss Clinic has openings in Troy 4 

Uvonia No weekends or nights EKG 4 

Vena puncture experience. 

Send resumes to P.O Box 52293 

Uvoola. Mich 48152 

experience 

squired 

DENTAL 

ASSISTANT 

Henry Ford Hospital. 1000 bed teaching 

bealti-care facility has an Immediate 

"unity available for PART TIME 

AL ASSISTANT Tbe ideal candi- 

date will be a graduate of an accredited 

Dental Assisting Program or have 

least 3 years of re [at 

Orthodontic experience is requi 

As well as professional development we 

oiler an outstanding salary comple- 

mented by excellent part-Ume benefits 

II this position represents the challenge 

you seek, send your resume to 

Jura Kaupas 


Employment Center 

2921 W. Grand Blvd 

Detroit. Mi 48202 

313-876-1819 

Equal Opportunity Employer M . F H 

HOME HEALTH AIDES 

Expenence 4 reliable transportation 

required Contact Anna 649-5150 


HYGIENIST - Part time for progres 

sive Plymouth dental office Saturday 

and evening boors flexible Call Terry 

453-0580 

Call 

HYGIENIST - PART-TIME 

Birmingham area 

64S-9M2 

HYGIENIST 

PART TIME 

Are you enthtBlastlc, personable 4 in- 

terested in working In a modern War- 

ren office this summer' Tlian Call 

Jeanne 979-2800 

BUSY' MEDICAL Southfield office 

neePBX - 

E-Secmtarifts 

BOOKKEEPER OFFICE MANAGER 

for Farmington Hilla Real Estate De- 

veloper Our rapidly growing dynamic 

company oeeda a take-over person that 

does bookkeeping thru trial balance. 

Accoants payable and payroll Comput- 

er knowledge very be!piul Attractive 

setting ^th food working conditions 

Non-smoker only. Call. 851-5400 

BOOKKEEPER 

Part time. North Oakland County dis- 

tributor deairea a Jr Bookkeeper Mast 

be familiar with Accounts P — * " 

counts Receivable. Data otn 

Word Processing Hours 2:30PM 

and 

be familiar with Accounts Payable, Ac- 

- - ~ ' Eitry 

I Hours 

eply Box 1 

4" Eccentric Newspapers: 

6 30PM Please reply Box 3**. Otserv 

er 4" Eccentric Newspapers; 3*251 

Schoolcraft Rd Uvoola. Michigan 

46150 ' 


MEDICAL ASSISTANT - for Cardtoiogjr 

office training require! Good typing, 

medical billing FH11 Ume Near CrU- 

temdon Hospital Rochester Call be- 

tween 9aro-4pm Moo thru Fri *&!-**** 

Al 

A 

NURSE AIDE 

Training Program 

Franklin Manor Convaleacibt Center is 

offering an approved Nurse Aide Train- 

big Program for mature and caring 

women desiring to wort srlth the elder- 

ly as Nurse Aides. (Clam is limited). 

Opoo completion you may be eligible to 

join our staff fFull or Part Time) For 

more information call. Moo thru Frt. 

10-3 pm 352-7390 

Applications accepted from experi- 

enced Nurse Aides also 

REGISTERED NURSE 

Bay downriver clinic has an Immedi- 

ate 'opening for a Registered Nurse to 

work Mooday and Tuesday evenings. 

The Ideal candidate will have at least 1 

year of experience In a clinic setting. 

We offer an excellent salary Interested 

applicant* please apply 

DOWNRIVER HEALTH CENTER 

6550 Allen Road 

Allen-Park. MI 48101 

Equal Opportunity Employer 

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE 

Local contractor has open- 

ing for Accounts Payable 

clerk. Light typing required 

and should be familiar with 

general business machines. 

3 years minimum experi- 

ence. For App t. contact: 

Ms. Ridgeway at. 478-2020 


ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK • expe- 

rienced New York Stock Exdiange 

Company Send resume to: P 0 Box 

23* 57. MI 48161 

.An Equal Opportanlty Employer 

APPLY TODAY! 

GMS 

Needs 

• TYPISTS 

. FILE CLERKS 

• SECRETARIES 

Must have prior office expenence as- 

signments In Plymouth. Uvoola. South- 

field Areas. Never a Fee! 

Call Now For An Appourtroent 

427-7660 

GENERAL 

MANAGEMENT 

SERVICE 

29701 W. 6 Mile - Uvonia 

The Bell Creek Plaza 

Suite 140A 

• Data Entry 

Put your skills to work now, 

our assignments could lead 

to the (ob you've been look- 

ing for. Sharpen your skills 

and gain the exposure you 

need. Call now. 

525-0330 

• Bonus Plan 

I NO FEE 

Supplemental 

Staffing, Inc. 

The Temporary Help People 

BOOKKEEPER 

Part Ume Responsible for payroll bill- 

ing. general ledger, uxea for home care 

y Excellent pay 4 benefits 

'est Home Care. 273-1500 

BOOKKEEPER SECRETARY 

tar -kfc- 

Accounts receivable. Accounts 

payable. Pegmaster system. Call be- 

tween lOamTpm 5*7-*011 

CLERK TYPIST 

JR. TYPIST 

Do you enjoy a variety of du- 

ties? Can you type a mini- 

mum of 35 wpm? 

We offer an opportunity to 

work at top companies while 

you improve your skills. Call 

us for more Information If 

you are Interested in working 

on temporary assignments 

close to home. 

348-2820 

339 N. Center Dr, 

Northville 

KELLY 

SERVICES 

—•—tâ -trjn-p»gTti» 

EXCELLENT 

OPPORTUNITIES 

for 

WORD PROCESSING & 

DATA ENTRY OPERATORS 

Let Kelly Services put your 

skills to the test. We offer a 

chance to work at top com- 

panies. 

e Earn merit increases 

I Paid vacation 

Call 

For An Appointment: 

553-7820 

34115 W. 12 Mile Rd. 

Suite 155 

Farmington Hills 

KELLY 

SERVICES 

The "Kelly Girl'' People 

Not an agency-, never a toe 

Equal Opportanlty Employer M F H 

*FULL Time Medical blller aaade ifc a»-" 

penenced with Bine Croaa. Medlcarsii 

private insurance billing Plymouth 

For appointment 

fULL TIME SECRETARIAL pestam. 

genera! office skilla required. 

Rochester area 653-201'. 

GENERAL CLERICAL, 

small computer i 

style Downtown. 

Call Mrs. Smith 

9*l-*4*3 

GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICE 

Good telephone voice, accurate typK 

Insurance experlesice m Scene Owners 

4 Anto helpful Soathfleld. 5*»-»47 

GENERAL OFFICE 

Dau coUacttoo ia Soattfield office for 

buaineaa pahbraHnai Need clear phone 

voice, neat printing, good apelUaa. Will 

train. Call Hetene.i-llam. »7-< 

5-0714 

GENERAL OFFICE, Rental 1 

Part time for Bloomfield HUJa apart 

ment community Good mmmansratinn 

«*»!• a most PTeaae send HSBM to 

Box M* Observer 4 Eccentric Newspa- 

pers, 3*151 Schoolcraft R4.. Uvooia 

Michigan 4*160 

GENERAL OFFICE PERSON 

JP-40 boors per week Starting salary 

6140 plus benefits 

Call between 9-5 

GENERAL OFFICE CLERK 

for retail chain, experies 

typing 45WPM. complete t 

BOOKKEEPER 

Some experience required. Computer 

Ised accounting, will train. Excellent 

growth opportunity Call Vlcki, 471-0017 

BOOKKEEPER - thru trial balance 

with computer background for Aubarn 

Hills Contractor Part time could 

deveiope to toll time Call 373-2400 


BOOKKEEPER EXPERIENCED 

qualified bookkeeper needed (or Moun- 

tain Jack s Restaurant In Dearboraats. 

Excellent benefits. Apply In peraoc 1 

4pm at 1*107 W Warrest 

AUTO DEALER needs clerical persoo 

for body shop 

Call Steve Schuetx 531-8100 

DICK GREEN CHRYSLER 

NURSE .ASSISTANT 

Full 4 part Ume positions available for 

trained assistants Good salajj - bene- 

fiia adoIv in person St Jade Coov 

Uvoola 

kpply in persoo St Jude Coov ales- 

Sen ter 34350 Ann Arbor Trail. 

NURSES AIDE - full or part ume, days 

br afternoon shift Apply In persoo 

Whitehall Coovaleacent Center, 

* IS MUe Novi. Mich 

13455 

NURSE

L4C*iHJALQ- 12Ci 

QA£_Thur»tl*». ApfU It. 1965 

504 Hrfp 

Qffica-CtertcHl 

INSURANCE Personal Line Co 

derwnler experienced Lo Homeowotn 

and Automobile coverage S«L»nr com 

meosurate with eipeneoce Cootid 

Mrs Valentino. MI-MM 

INSURANCE SECRETARY 

Expenence*! in Ratio* of Small Group 

Health Plans (1; Gin office require* 

yarlety ol responsibilities Salary 

113.900 to $11,500 Sou till leW location 

Call 8*m5pm 144-7 013 

INVESTMENT CLERK 

Experienced Investment Bookkeeper 

denred Send resume to Personnel 

P 0 Box 300 Southfield. MI 4803? 

Attn 1C EC 

LEGAL 

SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST 

TO imill Law Firm In Southfield Full 

ume Call a*a for Mary eipeneoce Pleaae call 424-8000 

LEGAL SECRETARY 

i penence necessary for downtown 

Law Firm Good typing skills required 

Send resume to f M 4 B 3246 Penob- 

scot Bldg . Detroit, Mich 48 !2S 

LEGAL SECRET .ARY Expienenced in 

:ligation to work for busy senior part- 

-let Word processing expenence pre- 

ferred Word Star would be a plus Lib- 

eral benefits salary open Pleaae call tn 

confidence Mrs Gilhs, 540-1080 

504 Ha*p Wanted 

Offtea-Cterical 

LEGAL 

SECRETARIES 

PERMANENT-TEMPORARY 

POSITIONS AVAILABLE 

IMMEDIATELY 

Never a fee lo you for 

our courteous anO 

professional place- 

ment assistance 

PERSONNEL 

AT LAW 

5000 TOWN CENTER, SUITE 2580 

SOUTHFIELD, MICH 46075 

358-0060 

504 Halp Wanted 

Offlca-Clarical 


Office-Cleric* I 

OFFICE RECEPTIONIST CLERK 

Good Pbooe Manners A Most' Llght- 

typin^Ming. some bookkeeping 

ORDER PROCESSING 

CLERK 

Large expanding wholesaler in Bloom- 

field HUIS needs organise*! Individual to 

procea* orders Persoo will also wort 

with the sale* department, proofing tor 

accuracy Detail oriented with mature 

attitude No typing accessary Good 

benefits including profit sharing Call 

(or appointment. 134-6780, ext 175 

PARALEGAL 

Expeneoced for Bloomfield Hilla litiga- 

tion department Medical terminology 

desired Call 642-03*1 

PARALEGAL experienced for bank- 

ruptcy positloo wltji Detroit law firm 

Saiarv commensurate with eipeneoce 

fall benefits, all replies confidential 

Call Mrs Allen 841-6400 

LIKE INSURANCE BROKERAGE 

firm seeking responsible full time per 

son for new buslneae" positloo 1-3 yrs 

previous experience, send resume srlth 

salary requirements to Barbara Hod 

son. PO box 1007. Troy. Mi 48007 

LEGAL SECRETARY Expeneoced. 

for 3 lawyer firm in Tel-Twelve area 

Word Processing experience needed 

Must be able to assume substantial re grow into full time 

sponMblltty c "'— ' 1 "• 

surate with 

LIGHT TYPNG invoicing, good tele- 

pbooe voice, JO hours a week to lead 

into full time Dearborn Heights Call 

between Sam-Spm 174-3100 

Salary 4 benefits ecxrunen- 

LTV0N1A PRINTING BUSINESS seeks 

a responsible clerk with secretarial 

skills and ability to wort with custom- 

Flexible pan time hours, could 

- 476-8130 

LEGAL SECRETARY 

Kxperienced for Oakland County firm 

Foil or pan time At least 2 years legal 

experience required Word processing 

skills necessary CPT Excellent salary' 

4 benefits Non-smoker preferred Ask 

for Linda 355-5555 

-LEGAL"" 

SECRETARIES 

Expenenced, for tn-county area 

Permanent 1 temporary po*IUoos 

available All fees employer paid 

PEG LEI CONSULTING 

& EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 

256-5118 

LEGAL 

SECRETARIES 

For professional job pLacemect »rr 

vices. temporary or permanent Regu- 

ler now and put our eipeneoce and 

roniacts to work for you 

ALL FEES EMPLOYER PAID 

HILLSTROM & ROSS 

AGENCY, INC 

626-8188 

LEGAL 

SECRETARIES 

Experienced legal secretaries needed 

for permanent & temporary assign 

ments in the metro & suburban areas 

Call now or send me your resume 

ALL FEES EMPLOY-ER PAID - 

JOANNE _ 

. MANSFIELD 

LEGAL 

PERSONNEL 

TOP OF TROY 

7S5 W Big Beaver. Suite 208 

Troy Mi 48084 

3S2-S4J0 

LEGAL SECRETARY for Rochester 

lawfinn Benefits Call Tom Hocking 

651-4148 

LEGAL SECRETARY 1 year* expen 

eoce to run office for Southfield sole 

pracUUcoer Word processing experi- 

ence helpful 353-5060 

LEGA1. SECRET,ARY experienced 

Word processing helpful for expanding 

Birmingham firm Full benefits 546-0811 

MATERIAL COORDINATOR HVAC 

contractor require* experienced mate- 

rial coordinator, shipping L receiving 

clerk Good starting salary 4 fringe 

benefiia Northland area 

Contact Mr Carl 547-2400 

MATERIAL PLANNER 

Manufacturing firm in Farmington 

1 area Dutie* include - review of maten 

al requirements, requisition of produc- 

tion material data entry and computer 

operation Expenence preferred but 

not necessary Reply between iiml 

12 noon 476-4550 ext 230 

MATURE SECRETARY needed for ex 

ecutives of busv real easute office in 

Farmingtoc Hills Musi be a self-start- 

er good organizer have pleaaant phone 

manners and be interested in learning 

the real estate business., word process- 

ing experience helpful Please send 

Resume to box -368 Observer 4"Ee 

centric Newspapers. 36251 Schoolcraft 

Rd Llvoma, Michigan 41150 

PART TIME LEGAL 

Secretary for downtown Birmingham 

Law Office Litigation experience 

preferred 540-7060 

PART TIME - manufacturing firm Ln 

Livonia has an opportunity for a part 

time typist receptionist 20 hrs per 

wees; 12:30-4 30 .pro. $4 75 per hr Ap- 

plicants should have a mtnimon-. of 2 

vrs office eipeneoce 4 accurate typ- 

ing of Ml WPM Please »eod resume to 

Box 0350 Observer 4 Eccentric Nesrs- 

papers, 38251 Scbooicraft Rd Livonia 

Michigan 48150 

504 Halp Wantad 

Offlca-Claricat 


Office-Clerical 

PHONE RECEPTIONIST wanted for 

company based in Troy Part time pesi 

tion, typing required. Please call Bar 

bara 8 10am-4 30pm, at 648-1700 

RECEPTIONISTS & 

SWITCHBOARD 

OPERATORS 

Do you want more flexibility? 

A chance to work at top 

companies, white Improving 

your skills? If you type a min- 

imum of 30 wpm. and are In- 

terested In working on tem- 

porary assignments In the 

Farmington Hllls/Novl and 

Bloomfield/ 

Birmingham areas, call us 

for more Information 

We offer top pay, paid vaca- 

tions and merit Increases. 

642-9650 

Bloomfield Hills 

KELLY 

SERVICES 

The Kelly Girl" People 

Not an ageocy; never a fee 

Eqâl Opportunity Employer M F H 

SECRETARY major Troy baaed Dau 

Processing Consulting firm seeking 

wall-organised, detail-crieoutad indi- 

vidual Must possess accurate typing 

skilla. pleaaant telephone manner 

knowledge of office procedures - and 

ability 10 work independently a Most 

Wort Processing experience A Pin* 1 

We offer an excellent Benefit Package 

ft a salary commensurate withprevloue 

expenence Send resume or Work His- 

tory, 10 Merit Systems, 5700 Crook* 

Rd , Suite lit, Troy, Mich 48088 

Attention. Gale Redys 

PRIVATE SECRETARY Part Time 

Busy expanding, financial firm In 

Farmingtoc Hill* seeks organised re- 

sponsible individual with shorthand and 

65 wpm typing Word processing: help- 

ful 20 boors week Must be able to 

work flexible hours occasionally snth 

possibility of foil time later Seod full 

resume with expected salary to Box 

400, Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers, 

36251 Schoolcraft Rd . Livonia. Michi- 

gan 48150 

PROFESSIONAL FIRM seeking expe- 

nenced persoo for personal asai*iant to 

president of a small company. Book- 

keeping 4 Secretarial skills required. 

Only those with expenence need reply 

to box 0402. Obeerver 4 Eccentric 

Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraft Rd 

Livonia Michigan 48150 

RECEPTIONIST NEEDED for north- 

ern Oakland County law firm Excel 

lent telephone 4 typing skills a must 

Send resume and salary requirements 

P O. Box 68005 Pleasant Ridge, Mich 

48068-0005 

SECRETARY Manufacturing rep deal- 

ing with auto industry seek* individual 

with good Typtng 4 Shorthand skills. 

Computer capability an sa*et bet will 

train 00 dau entry system. Send re- 

sufne to June 3111 W Big Beaver, St* 

111. Troy, Michigan 41084 

SECRETARY - Market research firm 

In Southfield Please send resume, ref 

ereoce* 4 salary reqiuremeeu to: 

Box 346, Obeerver 4 Eccentric News- 

papers, M151 Schoolcraft Rd I^vonia. 

Michigan 41150 

TYPISTS 

Calling all 50 WPM or more typssu who 

are interested in loog or abort term as- 

signmeoia 

For an Immediate appt call 

Manpower 

TEMPORARY SERVICES 

SOUTHFIELD 

353-8780 

SECRETARY 

Mature adult for large Southfield based 

builder's office Mu*t have pbooe. typ- 

ing, word processing. *ome shorthand 4 

bookkeeping skilla Good organiser self 

motivated Good salary plus benefits 

Noo-amoker preferred Call between 1- 

5 pm. 352 1800 

SECRETARY needed Immediately for 

fast paced Bloomfield Hill* Office Ex 

cellent typing 4 general office skill* re- 

quired Pleaae forward Resume to 

P O Box 150, Pontiac MI 48058 

SALES OFFICE 

SECRETARY 

Be pan of a dynamic team with this 

well known company If you en toy deal- 

ing with people ana have food ty| 

this could be the position you have 

hoping for 116'900 Fee paid Call 

Bernice now 1 

SNELLING & SNELLING 

353-2090 

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST 

With knowledge of Insurance billings 

for Birmingham office Call Thurs and 

Fri afternoons 540-2307 

NO EXPERIENCE 

NECESSARY 

OFFICE 

CLERKS 

Work at top companies 

close to home on temporary 

assignments 

Apply Monday thru Friday 

between 9 am and 3 pm. 

Suite 155 

Farmington HTITs 

553-7820* 

KELLY 

SERVICES 

The 'Kelly Girl' People 

Not an agency, never a fee 


RECEPTIONIST 

Part time Doctor's RecepUOoixt Good 

opportunity to learn No experience 

necessary - will train oo job Secretari- 

al skills imperative Part time ooly Re- 

ply to Box 340. Observer 4 Eccentric 

Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraft Rd 

Uvonia, Michigan 48150 

RECEPTIONIST POSITION in W 

Bloomfield - typing, filing, answering 

phones Salary based or expenence 

Call Diane - after 11am, 851-1818 

RECEPTIONIST TYPIST 

expenenced for Southfield law firm 

Call Keeu 352-4777 

RECEPTIONIST SWITCHBOARD 

Must have pleasant outgoing personal! 

for Farmington^?Uls companH$7 3810 

RECEPTIONIST, expeneoced, excel- 

lent typing skills, neat appeanng, pleas- 

week Rochester area 

SALES SECRETARY- Part time foe 

manufacturer s rep office. Moo Wed 4 

FYs lpm-5pm Typing 4 shorthand re- 

quired Must be willing to learnpricing 

procedures 4 order follow-up Pleasant 

Southfield office In 12 Mile Northwest- 

ern area Call Morning* for appoint- 

ment 355-1613 

Sales Secretary 

Birmingham sale* office needs a self- 

motivated Secretary with excellent typ- 

ing and math aptitude Must en)oy 

working oo own and pbooe work If In- 

terested. pleaae send confidential re- 

sume to Mr Toth P 0 Box 681, South- 

field, MI 48037 

Piante 4 Moran, an employment ageo- 

cy, recruiting for an equal opportunity 

employer - 

SECRETARY One person office for 

manufacturers rep In Trov .'Rochester 

area. Need well organised person for 

various office responsibilities Send re- 

sume to P O Box 381 Rochester Ml 

48063 

SECRETARY: PART TIME 

for distributorship Varied, interesting, 

challenging work Excellent typing, dic- 

upbone experience Name your hours 

Seod resume to Brook* Equipment Co 

6785 Telegraph, Birmingham. Mich, 

48010 

TYPISTS 

SECRETARIES 

SWITCHBOARD 

OPERATORS 

A your skills to wort oo temporary 

assignment* at lop companies class to 

home Kelly Services offers you top 

pay. paid vacation and merit Increases 

Call us for more Information. 

559-0300 

19668 W. 11 Mile Rd. 

Lathrup Village 

KELLY 

SERVICES 

The "Kelly Girl" People 

Not an agency never a fee 

Equal Opportunity Employer M F H 


Food-Beverage 


Food-Bavaraga 

ASSISTANT MANAGER 

Needed (or restaurant la Wast Bloom 

field Must bs mature and experienced 

Excellent starting pay Plnaae caD 

The Pnpichuk 841-7161 

ATTENTION 

WAITRESSES/Waltars. Door 

people. Looking for people 

to fill these positions Imme- 

diately. Apply In person 

J.L. Seagull 

24230 6 Mile, 1 block W. of 

Telegraph. 

BAKER needed tor restaurant In West 

Bloomfield Must be mature and expe- 

rienced Excellent starting pay Please 

call The Pnpichuk 841-7161 

DISHWASHER 

for senior ctttasn complex 11 hours par 

weak Meals furnished Ooly reliable 

' - ' M w p w w 

Franklin Club Apts 

I8M1 Franklin Rd , Southfkkkl 

DISHWASHER FULL TIME DAYS 

Experience necessary Apply In parson. 

THE NUGGET 

31813 Plymouth Rd. Llvoma 


Food-Bavaraga 

DISHWASHERS 

Addison Oak* Conference Center 

1480 W Romeo Rd.. Oxford 

DISHWASHER wantad Day shift 

Apply ln persoo at The Village PUce 

Restaurant, 1W04 W Sever Mike one 

block E o< Mlddlebelt, LivonU 

BAKERS - MIDNIGHT SHIFT 

Full-time Call far appointment, 

tit MM 

BANQUET SERVICE PERSONNEL 

Full 4 Part-time - for private dab 

Reply to Box IM Observer 4 Eccen- 

tric Newspaper*. 3*151 Schoolcraft 

Rd. Uvonia, Michigan 48150 

BAR PERSON, full-ume 

Walt Person, part-time 

Coc*. part-time 

14 Mile 4 Woodward. 548-1818 

BAR PERSONS WAIT PERSONS 

Apply Ip persoo 

Merry's, 1817(1 Farmington Rd., Uvo- 

nia, 677-7080 

BARTENDER Part Time, 5 nights 

Part time Host Hostess Apply 

Emms'* ResUurant. 844 Penniman 

Ave., Plymouth 

SECRETARY 

Pleaaant Real Esute office wtth good 

working conditions. Deeds general sec- 

retary 865i i iHli aM- 

TYPI8T/RECEPTIONI8T 

Small office located In 

8outM*e*d Typing 00 WPM. 

Cell ®AM-5PM. Mon. thru 

Fri ~ Mt mm 

ALL NEW CLEATS RESTAURANT haa 

full 4 pan Ume poaMUna available in 

all areaa of food 4 beverage aervice 

Apply between 44 et the Caatan Soft 

ban Center. 44444 W Michigan Ave t* 

mile W. of SaOertlie Rd 

AMBITHX1S INUnrHXTALS • ll t ta 

rUI all potftloas la a highly uio«l.a»ad 

raataurant Only espartsnrad cocks aad 

r£-Kr-N5j 35£jr,2rY 

Commerce Rd Walled Laka 

APPLICATIONS aaw he*a( accepeed 

far a M aervice aanetaMy reatavua* 

opaatag Mae 14*4 Wall paraaaa. bar 

•444 Orchard Lake Read Oaa Mart 

APPLICATIONS 

ARBYT MOW HAS I 

aa*. ar IT144 PtjnaaMh IM 

COOK 

WAfTER/WAITRESS 

FULL or PART TIME 

Day or aftarueoe 

Paid vacatlona 

Apply la panoa 

LIVONIA BIG BOY 

Plymouth 4 I 

421-4349 

oouwrm KELP I 

to wort la fast pared 

previous Hiring 

Apply I. pea 

Grand River 

RESTAURANT 

CAREERS 

We are iseklag Food Server*. Baa Boys. 

DWhwasfcer* and Ceeha Full tiase or 

part Ume Apply la parson Monday-Fri- 

day 3-4 PM 

2*«64 Greenfield Rd 

(Just N off 12 MUe) 

Southfield. ML 44474 

jojo's 

Restaurants, Inc. 

A* Equal OpportaaM) ttnptoyar 

WAITRESS WATTER 

FULL 4 PART TIME 

JENNIES FAMILY RESTAURANT 

1441 Rochester Rd 

Hampton PlasaJôchaater 

WAITRESS 

(Walter! Wanted Apply In . 

Beaagarta Restaurant 17111 Five Mile 

Rd, Redford 

WAIT STAFF 4 BUS POSITIONS 

Open for breakfast luach 4 dinner 

shifts 24 to 44 hoars per weak avail- 

able Expenence required Apply la 

person laonday Thru Friday. 11am- 

4pm, Ramada Hotel 24J14 Telegraph 

Rd Southfield 

Aa Equal Opportunity Employee 

Far i 

NOW HIRING.— 

. full and part 

npioymeoL ruil a 

available Watt 

time paeltiaae^^^^^^^^^^H 

bartender cook* 4 kitchen help Apply 

la persott Stattoa 844. 444 gtartweath- 

ee Plymouth H 

WAITPERSON 

Apply Caatoa Cafe, mnrnla^ 

Mlchisan Ave,Canton 


A CAREER OPPORTUNITY 

COUNTER PERSON 

Fall-time Aftsrusea 4 MIMigT' Shifts 

aaw available Expenenced ar wttl 

sty 

Rd 

COUNTER PERSON 

KITCHEN HE2J» 

, Tel-12 Man. Tele 

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DAY 4 NKJBT 

4PM Ut-4111 

RESTAURANT HELP 

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RESTAURANT KITCHEN 

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ADMISSIONS ENROLLMENT SALES 

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craft Id. LI 441M 

A NEW CAREER 

IN REAL ESTATE 

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Page 2* Home and Garden Thursday.. April 11. 1985 

No need to add on 

to get more space 

No matter the size of your home, 

there are probably times you feel it's 

too small. 

And perhaps it really is; small 

homes are being built these days in 

an effort to hold down costs. But it 

co^Jd be that you're not making the 

frogt i isp of the space you have 

Making the best-use of space — 

that pretty well sums up what the designers 

at Armstrong sought to illustrate 

in their conversion of a two-car 

garage into a small home or efficiency 

apartment for two people. Complete 

in every way, the garageturned-home 

is chock-full of spacestretching 

ideas that can be adapted 

to just about any kind of building or 

remodeling project by just about 

anybody. 

To give you an idea of how well the 

designers succeeded in achieving 

their goal, this little home has nearly 

700 cubic feet of storage space — 

as much as some homes three times 

the size. (The home itself retains the 

original dimensions fo the garage: 24 

feet by 22 feet.) 

The home has an unusual diagonal 

floor plan. Its interior is divided into 

a kitchen; a living-dining-sleeping 

area, referred to as the "main living 

area," a den or office; a bathroom; 

and a utility room which functions as 

pantry, storage bin and laundry. 

Assemany 

The home is not wanting in amenities. 

Among its other attractions, it 

boasts a fireplace, skylights, a 

greenhouse in a corner of the kitchen 

and every modern kitchen appli- ^ 

ance. Manufacturers now make 

scaled-down appliances for just such 

situations. 

There are two secrets to making a 

space seem larger than it actually is 

One of them calls for the talents of a 

magician. 

Magicians must be skilled in creating 

illusions to pull off their tricks. In 

the garage home an open floor plan 

creates the illusion of extra space 

Only the utility room and bath are 

fully enclosed with walls. 

At night a sliding partition (fixed toa 

track in the ceiling) screens the 

queen-size bed. which is in the main 

living area, from view. During the day 

it tucks up into its own closet — it's" 

-a Murphy-bed — ©r-eafl-fee-tett ou4 

and fitted with a slipcover to Serve as 

a sofa 

A dark color scheme and insufficiant 

windows would have made the 

garage home seem unbearably 

cramped. The designers opened it 

up with skylights, a greenhouse, light 

blond and rattan furniture, mirrors 

and off-whrte walls, kitchen cabinets 

and counters. 

The "unifier" is a no-wax tile floor 

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Hours Mon -Fri 9 a m - 9 p.m.. Sat & Sun 9 a m -6 p rr 

floral pattern which flows 

IP pntire home.:drawing 

together the various elements of the 

decor into a harmonious whole. Such 

unifiers are essentia) in decorating 

an open-plan home - This particular 

floor was selected from Armstrong's 

Glazecraft series. 

Secret number two to stretch a 

limited space is to make the furnishings 

do double duty (like the Murphy 

bed). Or triple duty, like the movable 

kitchen island 

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The island has a pull-out chopping 

block for-food preparation. 

The garage home is described in 

more detail in a free 12-page brochure, 

illustrated with color photc 

graphs of the interior and diagrams 

of individual projects like the kitchen 

island and supercloset. To obtain a 

free copy, write to: Armstrong World 

Industries, Dept. PYF17, P.O Box 

3001, Lancaster. Pa. 17604. Or call 

800-233-3823 toll free and ask for 

department PYF17 

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Rites of spring include 

home, garden chores 

WINTER is finally over. The spring 

sky is bright and clear, the air 

warm, and the extra hours of daylight 

are an especially welcome 

change from the winter darkness. 

For many, traditional spring cleaning, 

planting a garden and tackling some home 

improvements go hand in hand with rising 

temperatures^ J3yj>lanning ahead, organizing 

your time efficiently and making adequate 

preparations for each job, you will find that 

all these projects can be accomplished without 

severely disrupting your regular schedule. 

Don't try to do every chore in one grand 

sweep. First decide on a specific time span 

during which a spring overhaul of your house 

Within the framework you've chosen, designate 

the jobs you plan to do at specific 

times, balancing the more complicated, 

time-consuming jobs with simpler, less in- 

Thursday. April 11,1985 Home and Garden I Page 3* 

volved tasks that can be completed more 

quickly. Set up a schedule of work for both 

indoors and outdoors, so If the weather 

doesn't cooperate, you won't waste time 

wondering what project to tackle. 

Be realistic about the length of time each 

project will tafcaand be sure to have everything 

available msal you will need. It is less 

frustrating to spend-the necessary time in 

preparation than to be forced to Interrupt a 

project because you don't have the right size 

of nail. 

Involving every member of the family in 

some part of the spring projects will make 

these jobs seem less overwhelming. Even 

young children can help to pack away their 

winter clothes and return warm weather 

clothes to drawers and shelves.-Tiielr JieloJh 

the garden with even such minor chores as 

watering will given them a lasting sense of 

accomplishment as they see the plants grow 

and bear fruit or flowers. 

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Comfy location is 

important to roses 

Although seemingly delicate and 

fragile, roses affc sturdy plants. Capable 

of withstanding moderate seasonal 

changes in climate, they'll 

bloom year after year with the same 

consistent resplendency. 

But to insure this continued health 

and growth, a few preventive measures 

against the damaging effects 

of wind, summer heat and autumn 

chill shoud be taken when you begin 

planting your rose garden. 

With more than 1,000 varieties of 

roses, each responding differently to 

various climates and soils, only the 

most- general rules of protection 

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roses. Still, most roses are partlcu- - 

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Wind causes evaporation of moisture 

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causing rosebuds to thirst for more 

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Even if-tbe surrounding soil Is moist, 

the plant can easily become dehydrated, 

causing petals to dry and 

crumble and leaves to turn brown. 

Building a. fence or planting a 

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prevent this. But with hot, dry winds, 

a fence isn't appropriate protection 

because it doesn't add moisture to 

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the air as a shrub will. With either, 

allow 10-12 feet between the rose 

bushes and protective screen. A burlap 

cover will also serve as a windbreak. 

' ~ 

Temperature changes have an 

even more dramatic effect on the 

growth and overall health of roses 

Most roses are sensitive to heat, especially 

those grown in the sunbelt 

and Midwest where summer temperatures 

can easily reach 90 degrees 

or higher. 

Plants grown In these often dry climates 

shouldn't be overpruned during 

winter. The less pruned a rose 

plant is, the more foliage remains, 

with warehouses of energy and moisture 

available to help the plant combat 

summer heat. Roses growing in 

hot, sunny climates might require 

more immediate protection. 

For example, a lath sheet laid over 

the rose garden during the day's hottest 

hours will protect the plant from 

losing water and leaf suppleness. 

Roses react to the cold much as 

people do, curling up to retain 

warmth. In cooler climates, roses 

tend to ball, opening only halfway. 

When blooms that ball are spotted, 

cut them off so other blooms can 

grow when the weather warms. 

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a cherry finish. A ceiling fixture supplements under-cabinet fluorescents 

that light the tile counters. A tapestry blue stripe in the 

lambswool backsplash reverses the color treatment of the floor's 

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At Williams Lake Rd. 666-2880 

Just West ot Pontiac Airport

CUSTOM TRIM 

. ALCOA ALUMINUM 

. GUTTERING 

. MASTIC VINYL SIDING 

. PRIME REPLACEMENT 

WINDOWS 

. AWNINGS 

ALL TYPES OF 

HOME IMPROVEMENT 

AND 

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— s / u c & u — 

OPEN 7 DA YS 

Home and Garden I 

2 atorm 

doors with 

each job 

anytime464-5560 SERVICE 

DEPENDABLE 

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Thursday, April 11, 1985 

Perfect pegboards 

Pegboards have been around a 

long time — in offices, schools and 

kitchens. Pegboard organizers are 

perfect for storing small and medium-sized 

tools and utensils. Mount 

one in the garage, the basement or 

the shed, and it will make life easier 

and more orderly- 

Today, there are dozens of 

hangers, shelves, bins and jars available 

to be mounted on a pegboard, 

creating a comprehensive storage 

system. A pegboard can be used to 

make a storage wall that will keep all 

sorts of items neat, accessible and 

visible. 

For example, the flashlight will be 

there, so you won't have to rummage 

around In a drawer or closet when 

the next emergency occurs. Tools 

can be mounted on a pegboard, so 

you can find them quickly and easily. 

Sins, racks and shelves are now 

available to be mounted on pegboards. 

and small items, such as 

nails, washers and rubber bands, 

can be placed in glass jars and 

mounted on the pegboard. 

DON'T MOVE ... IMPROVE! 

20° o OFF DO-IT-YOURSELF CLOSETS THRU APRIL 

• Oo ana Custom Closet 

inMaiiai-ons 

• Cirttom Pians to- Re*noa»'ng 

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• Mjge Selector, at Closet ana 

Hcne Storage Products 

• Oua»ny Name Efcanes 

Low Pnces 

• Trainee Siaf to Sen* Storage 

Problems 

A GREAT CLOSET STORE! 

M * ««Xi LOT MO* 

SPRING SALE 

SPRING has arrived at 

Jimmies Rustics and now you 

can save 20-50% 

on the Midwest's largest 

collection of outdoor 

and casual furniture. 

Unkel 

OUTDOO* mooocTs mc 

OVER 2000 Umbrellas 

In Stock From 

Cushions From 

Folding Chairs From 

Choose from 

Meadowcraft 

O Samsonite 

& Many, Many More! 

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•8" 

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b • • lke cfoad' pi u** • 

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LIVONIA - 29500 W. SIX MILE, 522-9200 • BIRMINGHAM - 221 HAMILTON, 644-1919 

Be wary 

of lawn ^ 

services 

if you*re~choosing a lawn care 

service for the first time this year, 

remember that unqualified lawn 

services can pose a hazard to the 

unsuspecting homeowner. 

According to James R. Brooks, 

executive director of the Professional 

Lawn Care Association of 

America, misuse of fertilizers and 

control compounds can damage 

your lawn or vegetable garden. 

Brooks offers some tips In 

choosing a company. "Pay attention 

not to the size of the lawn 

care' company but instead to the 

way they approach their work." 

If a company quotes you an abnormally 

low price for servicing 

your lawn, beware. "You can 

cause yourself many problems 

trying to save a few dollars." 

Another warning signal is the inability 

of the company to satisfactorialiy\answer 

questions such as 

how mahy-applications of fertilizer 

or weed control materials will be 

needed. 

Inquire about billing procedures. 

"Be extremely wary if 

someone wants cash up front." 

And be sure to inquire about 

the company's safety concerns 

such as what precautionary measures 

will be talcen around pets, 

gardens and ponds. 

s 329 

Reg. *660 oc 

CASH & CARRY 

5 Piece Patio Set 

*20 Delivery Charge 

New York, New York 

Bathrooms have evolved from cold cubicles to rooms of fanciful 

dreaming. Italian ceramic tile by Credit creates the illusion of 

the Manhattan skyline in this bath. The design can't be damaged 

by steam or water. The wide selection of tile makes it 

possible to create unlimited patterns and designs on any wall 

or floor in the home. 

W Nothing Runs 

.ZZ~ Like a Deere • 

•R" Series Riding Mowers 

Deluxe 21-inch 

Mowers 

Three modefiMWO aid 872 

with 8-hp engB* 30-inth rut 

and recoil and electnc start 

The R92 with Ll-hp ngm 

etfctnc st»n. 30-mch tat 

f>-speed gear-drive 

[ransmissjor. Sector 

and-pmum steering 

frfi-bushcl rear 

baager available 

LOW AS i l049°° 

Ff*ir 4-hp models - setf-propeted am! 

push-type, each with recoil or electric 

start SeK-propelleds have rear-wbee; 

gear dnve foe exceletu traction ! -arge 

hall-bearing wheels. hie! tank 

Optional 2-bushel rear bagger 

Use your Joha Deere Credit 

Card... 90 days same as cash 

SA VE '50° 

CANTON POWER 

EQUIPMENT 

46600 Ford Rd. • Canton 

1/2 Mile West of Canton Center Rd 

453-0295 

The Natural Look Of Stone 

A manufactured stone wrth the 

Hone at a (racoon af the cost? CULTURED STONE 

ii. It has the same appearance, cokx-fastness and 

dutaoany. but outperforms natural Bone in cost, 

weight and ease ol application 

rat TUB Fn STONE installs over any surface, with 

out extra foundation support or waltWS 

Chocae from a wide selection of styles and textures 

for almost any interior or exterior application 

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Page 8* Home and Garden I Thursday. April 11. 1985 

Ease into gardening with containers 

Just 15 minutes a week is all the 

time you need to take care of a container 

garden. 

For those people who have busy 

work and recreation schedules, container 

gardens provide all the Joys of 

gardening but demand a few of the 

time-consuming chores necessary in 

a large garden. 

Whether you are an experienced 

or a novice gardenec^containers offer 

a challenge that bring fun and 

rewards. Initially, you may have to 

spend a bit of time setting up — say 

one afternoon. 

Once the containers are planted 

and in place, 15 minutes a week is all 

the time it will take for maintenance. 

If you are beginning a container 

garden from scratch, the National 

Garden Bureau suggests you Invest 

In new pots, growing medium and 

seeds. By starting with clean, new 

pots, fresh medium, and vital seeds, 

the chances of a successful gardening 

adventure are guaranteed. 

For pots, a handy combination is 

three each of 8-, 10-, and 15-inch diameters. 

They may be of any material 

— terra cotta, ceramic, wood or 

plastic; choose a design and color to 

harmonize with the existing landscape. 

Make sure the containers 

have drainage holes in the sides or 

bottom for water to drain. 

Nine pots will be sufficient to grow 

three to 18 varieties of garden seeds. 

Containers, growing medium and 

fertilizer may be purchased at a 

neighborhood hardware store, garden 

center or department store. 

The growing medium should be a 

composition suited to garden plants. 

There are many comnbinations of 

soil and soilless media and any labeled 

for garden plants or as all-purpose 

would be fine. Often the medinm 

will have slow-release fertilizer 

mixed in. This kind is very handy and 

helps to minimize the potential mess 

of mixing medium and fertilizer. If the 

medium you have selected does not 

have fertilizer, purchase a slow-release, 

10-10-10 fertilizer. 

There are two important factors to 

consider when selecting garden 

seeds. First, pick varieties which are 

easy to grow and care for. Second, 

grow only the varieties of vegetables 

to select? 

The Nation Garden Bureau suggests 

these nine as easy-to-grow 

varieties which are well suited to 

container culture. 

• Dwarf, edible-podded peas 

• Dwarf, determinate tomatoes 

— they will not require staking but 

must be started indoors six to eight 

weeks before transplanting 

• Loose leaf lettuce 

• Bush green beans 

• Dwarf marigold, 8 to 10 inches 

in height 

• Alyssum 

The fabric store 

that's devoted to 

home decorating 

Calico Corners has a 

wonderful array of 

designer fabrics, right 

in stock, at savings of 

30 r c to 60 r '

Page 10* Home and Garden l Thursday. April 11. 1985 

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Reasonable Prices 

Over 30 Years Experience 

All Work Guaranteed 

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CALL: 537-0*52 535-9612 

WOLVERINE 

ROOFING CO. 

Flat Roofs 

8hingle Roofs Repairs 

Written Guarantee, Free Est 

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Electric Co. 

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COMMERCIAL 

INDUSTRIAL 

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COMPLETE 

LANDSCAPE 

SUPPLIES 

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DECK BUILDERS 

Wood Decks 

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Also Roofing 

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Quality Work 

k"5tfie Price is Right! 

Deep Strength 

Materials 


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For Free Design & 

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TOP SOIL 

40 Lb Bag 

1.500 Available 

Reg '1 6999* 

Limit 12 

USED 

CROSS TIES 

3" x 4" 

Reg. 30- Fl 19* Fl. 

Limit 100' 

N O B L E S 

Landscape Supply 

29450 W. 8 Mile 

JUST WEST Of MIDDLEBELT 


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LAWN MAINTENANCE CO. 

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CompUtt Landscaping and 

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Bed Maintenance. Tree Maintenance 

and Removal. Spring and Fall Cleanups. 

Sprinkling Systems. Asphalting 

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1,000 SQ. FT. of Roofing 

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• Porch Erdo*ur*« 

• P«Uo* 

• U**onry • B/lc* 

Siding 4 Trim 

• Uumnn 

P»IB Co«rl 

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VILLAGE CRAFT BUILDERS 

LIVONIA Ml (Anw8pm 

1464-3113 Oartlme 59t-mn 

AL'S 

ASPHALT 

PAVING 

CO. 

Paving, seal-coating, 

excavation. Owner supervision 

and modern equipment. 

Guaranteed quality workmanship 

at reasonable rates. State lic- 

| ensed and insured References 

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50% OFF 

SPRING 

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LOWEST PRICES- 

-BEST WORK 

ON PAINTING 

INTERIOR. EXTERIOR 

SUflED— 

AO wort: fully guaranteed 

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Great Lakes 

Asphalt Co. 

• Driveways 

• Parking Lots 

3 5 5 - 1 2 0 6 

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and 

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PATIOS 

Reasonable 

Rates 

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TREE SERVICE INC. 

We il go out on a limb for you.' 

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• Workmen's Comp 

. Winter Work Welcome 

• Free Estimates 

• 24 Hour 

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• Insurance Claims 

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ON LOCATION 

Carpet Dyeing 

• Renews taded com 

• Covers stains 

• Redecorates with $>rant new colors 

• Cleans and Dyes m\ne operation 

• Residential and Commercial 

• independently owned and operaiec 

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Carpel 1 Upholstery Cleaning 4 Dyeing 

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IT COSTS NO MORE 

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FIRST PLACE WINNER of two 

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Written References 

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Page 

12* "hursday April 11, 1985 

Home and Garden 

PLAY IT 

1 

THE CUSTOM RECLINER 

SPA 

Reg. '2.495 

Sale 

$ 1,888 

One week only 

The Custom Recliner Standard Features 

• 2 speed pump 

• Low speed for normal filtering and heating 

• High speed for full force hydrotherapeutic 

action 

• 25 sq. ft. cartridge filter 

• 4 recessed hydrotherapy jets 

• Adjustable thermostat for energy efficiency 

• Remote control 4 position airswitch with 

energy efficient on-off position 

100 acrylic shell with fiberglass reinforcing 

Contoured recliner for maximum comfort 

8 air jets 

Ground fault interrupter 

Seating capacity up to 4 persons 

10 year shell warranty 

1 year equipment warranty 

Built up bottom drain 

Installation less than 30 minutes 

FOR A HEALTHIER TOMORROW ... 

USE YOUR SPA TONIGHT. 

No money down - No payments till June 

36 months to pay 

BIG CASH DISCOUNTS 

lb. "PeatTtofiU 

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Pool 

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Liquid 

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SUMMER 

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14 Different sizes & shapes 

SAVE MOOO 

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There are other on ground pools, but none are 

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