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By ARLENE FUNKE
Supervisor James Poole soon may
become the second Canton official in
recent months to donate part of his salary
to the new township library.
Poole said he plans to make an undetermined
donation to the library and,
perhaps, to charitable or church
groups. The supervisor — who believes
his $32,500 salary is too high — earlier
had hoped to slash his pay by 20 percent.
But an attorney for the Michigan
Townships Association recently informed
Poole that officials of charter
townships can neither hike nor cut their
salaries during the same term of office.
Canton is a charter township and
subject to the guidelines of the state
Charter Township Act.
In a similar situation last fall, former
township treasurer James
Donahue donated some $900 of his salary
to the library after illness forced
him to relinquish some of his duties.
POOLE in December had asked
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finance director Mike Gorman to seek
opinions from the Michigan Attorney
General's Office and- the Michigan
Townships Association concerning his
bid to cut his salary to $26,000 a year.
As a retired Air Force major, Poole
collects an annual pension of $15,000.
He said he can afford to hold office at a
lower salary.
In a Jan. 22 letter to Poole, Kalamazoo
attorney James Bauckham noted
that the salary "belongs to the office
without regard for the services performed."
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The letter added that any attempt to
either decline portions of salary or
raises "would amount to a purchase of
the office and accordingly (be) agairist
public policy." Poole said he hasn't
decided how much of his salary he will
donate, and to whom. He said any discussion
of specifics would "open a can
of worms.
"The library is certainly one of
them," said Poole. "I don't know how
much.
"I'm certainly not going to go to
court and sue," Poole added. "I've been.
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ruled out of order."
POOLE has been stumping for a
slash in the supervisor's pay since last
fall, when he was campaigning for the
top elective post in Canton.
Salaries for trustees — set by the old
Township Board about a year ago —
were boosted in December.
The treasurer and clerk were raised
from $27,500 to $30,000, and the supervisor's
pay from $30,000 to $32,500.
Poole had tried in November to have
the supervisor's salary reduced. But
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under a procedural error, he attempted
to add the pay issue to the meeting's
agenda after all issues had been discussed
or decided.
A board rule requires officials to add
items at the beginning of the meeting
Some trustees indicated opposition to
Poole's plan. A few said it might place
the chief administrator's salary below
that of other officials.
Others felt it might limit the number
of persons interested in seeking office
IN RESPONSE to a Question about a
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1981 SabarbaD Communication Corporation All Ri|(kU Rwrvri
Township absorbs bulk of water fee spurt
By DARLENE STINSON
For residents, the cost of water will
jump two percent after March 1
But for township officials, who buy
water first from the Detroit Water and
Sewerage Department, the cost already
has jumped 28 percent as a result
of a Dec. 1 hike in the price
charged to municipalities
Last week, the the Township Board
voted to absorb most of price increase
as recommended by finance director
Mike Gorman and accountant John
Sobleskie.
"If these times were good, we probably
would have made a different recommendation,"
said Gorman. "We
don't want to make things harder for
people than they already are."
The board's action will hike the residential
price tag for water to 87 cents
per 1,000 gallons — two cents more
than the current price — starting
March 1.
That increase and a proposed 4-cent
hike in the cost of sewer services will
raise the average residential bill for
water and sewer by $5 a year, Gorman
said. The proposed 4-cent increase
would not take effect until next July.
Gorman is proposing the hike in customer
sewer costs because of a proposed
23 percent increase in the price
charged to municipalities.
Canton currently pays 48 cents per
1,000 gallons for water, a fee which includes
a 10-cent increase implemented
Dec. 1. The township now pays 48 cents
per 1,000 gallons for sewage service
Police close in on B&E cases
By ARLENE FUNKE
A warrant has been issued for the arrest
of an 18-year-old Canton man who
escaped police custody last week after
leading officers to a cache of stolen
goods in Wayne.
Police have linked the stolen items
— including stereo equipment, appliances,
televisions and guns — to nine
Canton break-ins since November.
Sought by police is escapee Leland
Grayson, 18, of Canterbury Circle in
Canton. The Wayne County Prosecutor's
Office last Tuesday approved
warrants for his arrest on two counts
of breaking and entering and a charge
of escaping custody of a police officer-
Already arraigned on one charge of
breaking and entering was James Earl
Wynn, 18, of Hickory Hollow in Wayne.
He stood mute at his arraignment last
Thursday before 35th District Court
Judge James Garber.
A plea of innocent was entered in
Wynn's behalf, and he was sent to
Wayne County Jail in lieu of $5,000
bond.
Garber has disqualified himself from
heSring the preliminary exam on Wynn
because the case involves the home of
his former law partner, according to
police.
Wynn's preliminary examination
will be Feb. 11 in 22nd District Court in
Inkster, where he also faces a charge of
receiving and concealing stolen goods.
THE INVESTIGATION - which in
eludes the Canton, Inkster and Wayne
police departments — has * been
highlighted by what police describe as
bizarre aspects.
One unusual twist is Garber's acquaintance
with one of the break-in victims
Another is that an Inkster police
officer recognized his own stolen TV
among the pile of goods.
The complicated set of circumstances
began Jan. 31. Explaining the
chain of events were Lt. Larry Stewart
and Officer John MacDiarmid of the
Canton police, and Det. Capt. Dean
Smith of the Inkster department.
Inkster police say they pulled over a
car Jan. 31 containing three men, including
Grayson and Wynn. A routine
check indicated the car, a 1977 Oldsmobile
Cutlass, had been reported stolen a
week earlier from the Center Stage
club on Ford Road in Canton,
In the car were two television sets,
one reported stolen from a Canton
home. The men were arrested by Inkster
police and charged with receiving
and concealing stolen property and
they were kept in custody over the
weekend.
ON FEB.2, Canton police picked up
Grayson from Inkster. Grayson was
due in 35th District Court that day for
an examination on a separate charge of
breaking and entering a car.
The charge was brought by the Michigan
State Police.
MacDiarmid said a . handcuffed
Grayson offered to show him some
goods which were being kept in a townhouse
at the Hickory Hollow complex
off Van Born, between Merriman and
Venoy, in Wayne.
The two men — accompanied by
Canton Cpl Rob Cripe and a Wayne po-
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Det. John MacDiarmid sorts through household items discovered in
Wayne last week. The items were believed stolen in a number of
burglaries in Canton. (Staff photo by Gary Caskey)
Officials petition for tax law delay
Township administrators will travel
to Lansing Tuesday to protest implementation
of a new state law on property
assessments.
The law, which takes effect this year,
assesses property by four classifications
— residential, agricultural, commercial
and industrial. In the past, all
property assessments within a community
were increased by an equal
amount.
In Canton, residential property assessments
will increase by 19 percent
this year as a result of the law's implementation.
Industrial Assessments will
increase only seven percent; commer-
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what's inside
cial assessments will drop three percent;
and agricultural assessments will
drop 18 percent.
Canton administrators will accompany
officials from other Wayne County
communities on Tuesday, when they
push for a delay in the law's implementation
before the Michigan Senate
Finance Committee.
Township Treasurer Maria Falkiewicz
said she has received a flurry of
calls from irate residents since news of
the residential tax hike was publicized.
She hopes to bring a stack of written
citizen protests to the Senate Finance
Committee on Tuesday. She encourages
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residents to submit written protests to
the treasurer's office in Canton Township
Hall at Canton Center and Proctor
by 11»30 a.m. on Tuesday.
House Bill 4044, introduced by State
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. The new law sharply raises residen-
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Hoilsing assessments are expected to
leap 49 percent in Dearborn, 30 percent
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Westland.
According to Mrs. Falkiewicz, Tuesday's
meeting with the Michigan Senate.
Finance Committee was initiated
by Westland assessor, Glenn Shaw.
Here's how new law
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Here is an oversimplified but fair example
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works under Michigan's old property
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For school lunches
Board weighs price hike
The Plymouth-Canton Board of Education
will be asked to increase the
price of student lunches at tonight's
meeting.
Most of the price increases will be
for five cents.
The meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m.
in the board room at 454 S. Harvey,
Plymouth.
The price increases are being recommended
by the Food Service Parent
Advisory Committee to help offset a
deficit in the district's food operation.
Dr. John M. Hoben, superintendent of
schools, said he also recommends the
increased prices in light of a potential
deficit of $88,000 in the cafeteria fund.
THE INCREASE won't offset the
deficit, but the additional revenue will
be $25,200, said Dan White, executive
director of finance.
Some thought had been given to asking
for a 15-cent increase in lunch prices,
but that idea was rejected because
of the current economic conditions in
the Plymouth-Canton community,
White said
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The cafeteria program is administered
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In other action Monday night, ,the
school bdard will be receiving a report
from administrator Dave Rodwell on
the statewide Michigan Educational
Assessment Program (MEAP) tests
conducted each year.
McMurray wins area post
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MARGERITA J. STROPE
Funeral services for Mrs. Strope, 69,
of Central City Park Towers, Westland,
were held recently in the Harry J. Will
Funeral Home in Livonia with burial at
Oakland Hills Memorial Gardens. Officiating
were the Revs. Thorns Trask
and Bruce Gunn.
Mrs. Strope, who died Jan. 30 in
Providence Hospital, Southfield, formerly
lived in Redford Township, was
a homemaker, and a member of
Brightmoor Tabernacle.
Survivors include: daughters, Alice
Bohr of Plymouth and Joann Jordan of
Westland] sister, Aleida Finetti; seven
grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
GLINDON LAMERSON
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Officiating were chaplains Lt.
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Christianson with military honors provided
by the U.S. Air Force Honor
Guard of Castle AFB.
Sgt. Lamerson, who died Jan. 18 in
the Republic of Korea, was born in
Newberry, Mich., raised in Plymouth
and was a graduate of Plymouth High
School.
Survivors include: wife, Silvia; sons,
Glindon and Raymond; mother, Eunice
Rathburn of Plymouth; step-father,
Wesley Rathburn of Plymouth; brothers,
David Rathburn of Westland,
Dennis and Douglas Rathburn, both of
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Marrianne McMaster spent Tuesday shadowing Nick
Aron in th£ Pendleton Shop.
Student Bruce Burt and Larry Shaffer (right), owner of Pacer Manufacturing in Canton, inspect the workings of a Bridge port mill.
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Staff photos
by Gaty Caskey
CEP students observe world of work
National Vocational Education Week
is being observed this week throughout
the nation by business, industry, teachers
and students.
The theme of the week, "Knowhow
for the Jobs of the '30s." relates to the
importance of the programs offered
and the dedication of the instructors
and administrators.
In the Plymouth-Canton Community
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SERVICE
School District vocational education
week is being observed, in part, by a
shadowing project involving Rotarians
and students at the Plymouth Centennial
Educational Park (CEP).
Another activity is an open house at
the CEP so residents may view th^ vocational
education facilities at the high
;hools.
IN RECENT YEARS the Rotary
Cl\ib of Plymouth has worked actively
to support vocational education programs
in the Plymouth-Canton area.
A few years ago Plymouth Rotarians
worked with the Rotary Club of Canton,
Plymouth and Canton chambers of
commerce, and the school district to
sponsor a Business-Education Forum.
Out of that forum grew the concept
Jody Rice and Doug Swatosh of Doug's Standard at Main and Ann Arbor Trail discuss records a business
must keep.
Past officials honored
of "shadowing" and plans to use that
technique In the school district.
Under the program, Rotarians have
volunteered to take a vocational student
under their wing on a day's visitation
to accompany them through a daily
work schedule.
The students spend the day "shadowing"
a sponsor and learn firsthand
what it is like to live a day in the
life of a business person in the world of
work.
Some of the participants are: Larry
Shaffer of Pacer Manufacturing in
Canton with student Bruce Bart; Doug
Swatosh of Doug's Plymouth Standard,
with students Howard Brassfield and
Jody Ribe; Victor Vojcek of Loc Performance
Co. in Plymouth Township
with student Dan Elmore; Joe Tate of
Canton and Beverly McAllister with
Sun Plastic Coating in Plymouth with
student Kim Mendenhall; Dick Kirchgatter
of Parkway Veterinary Clinic
in Canton with student Gaye Kindred;
and Nick Aron of the Pendleton Shop in
Plymouth with student Marrianne
McMastfer.
Harold Gaertner, director of vocational
education for the school district,
said the purpose of the week's observance
aid of the open house is to bring
attention to the merits and accomplishments
o! vocational education.
He encourages residents to visit the
school tnis week to view ongoing projects
ami programs. The schools are
open from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. weekdays.
Plymouth Salem High is located at
46181 Joy west of Canton Center Road
and Plymouth Canton High is located
at 8415 Canton Center Road south of
Joy.
Citizens blast Poole for ceremony
Supervisor James Poole will continue
to honor past officials for their
service to Canton — but he'll do it in
private.
Since presenting plaques to a
number of former officials at a public
meeting last month, Poole has
received nothing but complaints and
criticism from residents.
They have called Poole to hurl political
accusations and disagreements
at all but two of the nine per-
sons who were publicly honored.
They included four previous occupants
of the supervisor's office —
Noel Culbert, Harold Stein, Robert
Greenstein and Phil Dingeldey; former
Treasurer James Donahue; former
Trustee Eugene Daley; and former
planning commissioner Bart
Berg
Current Trustee Robert Padget
received plaques for his past service
on the planning commission and
Economic Development Corporation.
Building official Aaron Machnik
was awarded a plaque for his
work on the township's new computer
system.
"We do nice things for people, and
I get chewed out," Poole told the
Township Board last week. "I
received nothing but bad words
from people. I didn't even think people
could talk like that."
In the past, some retired officials
received a resolution from the township
in recognition of their services.
Charter commission hears gripes
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land on which they can no longer afford
to grow crops. Kosteva urged "use value
taxation," so that farmland can be
taxed on the basis of its use, not the
basis of its potential development.
A charter commission member, former
state Sen. William Copeland of
Wyandotte, asked why Canton farmers
couldn't use a state Farmland and
Open Spaces Preservation Act.
Kosteva replied, "PA 116 works in
an area that is all farmland or where
there's no population pressure, like
Lenawee County or the Thumb. But
where you have development pressure,
as in Canton, there is no incentive for a
w farmer to enter the act."
* The law allows farmland to be
a
"banked" for 10 years in return for
property Uyc breaks, but Kosteva said
the 10-year period "is not a permanent
solution."
Asked what kind of charter powers
would help Canton with its road problems,
Kosteva quipped, "Probably a
gift of $15 million." It brought the only
laughter of the evening.
Then he added more seriously, "I
don't know that a charter could help
us."
"MY SORROW" was how Noel Culbert,
supervisor of Canton from 1978-
80,, described his dealings with the
Wayne County drain commissioner.
"Many developers complain It costs
too much to deal with Wayne County,"
he said. "That entire department
should be abolished.
"One man holds more power than the
governor. You have to play ball the
way he says to play ball."
Culbert said county drains in Canton
were so badly neglected that the township
used $50,000 of its own money to
clean drains "that the county should
have cleaned."
MICHELLE HOWARD, representing
seven chapters of the League of
Women Voters, urged a strong county
executive and a county commission
with a maximum of 15 members. Currently,
the Wayne County Board of
Commissioners has 27 members.
Last month's ceremony was the
idea of Poole and Trustee Robert
Padge P(X>le had planned to hold
additic taJ perernonies in honor of
other persons who have held elective
ar d appointed office.
"Bui maybe we should just do it in
private," Poole said.
Tim Orbecke of Canton complained
of a li ick of recreation, particularly
with tl e county sanding down Hines
Park's hills to prevent sledding because
i , lacked the money to supervise
the hill* use.
Maria Falkiewicz, Cantbn Township
treasurer, said the county is losing
np oney by failing to invest its cash in
hv terest-earning accounts.
"All money should be kept in a savings
account," she said.
She said Canton in a year earned $2
million on its invested money, a practice
which, applied at the county level,
could wipe out its $19 million deficit.
Kim Mendenhall, student, looks at an inspection site in the production
area as Beverly McAllister explains the process.
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Praising the project is John Flodin,
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Former hostage, Joe Subic, tells of torture
By BILL CASPER
Details of Joseph Subic Jr.'s life as a
hostage, including two attempted escapes,
came out for the first time last
Thursday before an audience of mostly
elementary school children at St. Valentine
School in Redford Township.
Subic, who was greeted with cheers,
flowers, yellow ribbons and banners
saying, "Welcome home," and "We love
you," in his hometown parish, revealed
these details:
• He twice attempted to escape and
was beaten for his efforts.
• He "lived in constant fear" and
sometimes cried at night.
• He slept on a foam mattress
which at times was taken away, lived
on a montonous diet of soup, partially
cooked chicken and sandwiches on Iranian
bread, and spent one third of his
444-day confinement alone in a room
with no sunlight. He kept track of the
days by counting the daily servings of
soup.
• He was "mentally and emotionally
tortured, but not physically " Subic
said he did not want to give details to
his audience.
• The Iranians treated the prisoners
with contempt and even beat one of his
colleagues on the way to the airport the
day they were released.
• He and fellow prisoners had to
beg the Iranians for "everything," including
such things as walks to a bathroom
— blindfolded — and reading
material.
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Michigan backgrounds to be
taken hostage by the Iranians. Subic, a
staff sergeant in the U.S. Army, was
raised in Livonia and Garden City and
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lived in Ohio. His parents moved to
Redford three years ago while he was
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the St. Valentine assembly at the
request of Subic, who said he still does
not want to answer in detail press questions
about his captivity. Subic has
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by the U.S. Department of Defense.
In speaking to an audience of some
300 elementary school pupils, teachers
and administrators and some parents,
Subic revealed much about the way he
was treated during his confinement.
"IT'S GREAT to be back in a parochial
school since I was educated
through the eighth grade in Catholic
schools," Subic said. "I want to talk informally
with you, but there are some
things I can't.talk about," he said.
The majority of his comments were
elicited by questions from the students.
"My first reaction to the takeover
was that ft was going to be another sitin
and last a couple of hours. But after
a while, we knew we were going to be
there a long time.
"Our diet basically consisted of flat
Iranian bread with butter and jelly in
the morning. For lunch, we usually had
chicken and rice, which were not
cooked too good. We always had soup
for dinner. They had plenty of Campbell's
soup. I got tired of the soup, but
that's how we kept track of the approximate
date.
"With no sunlight, there was no other
way to note each passing day except to
count each bowl of soup as one day.
^1 was kept alone the first couple of
months after the takeover. I was the
only American I knew who was still
alive. They tried to keep us separated
so we had no communication with our
fellow Americans. 1
"I SPENT one-third of my time in
captivity alone in a room with no sunlight.
I never had more than one roommate
except for the day before we
were released when there were five
other hostages in my room.
"We knew something was going on
the day before our release because
there were several Algerian doctors
examining us. We hadn't seen many
doctors before that. I was sick often
during captivity, but their medical
treatment was not up to our standards.
"We were told we were candidates
for release and we stayed up all night
nfaying we'd leave. But the next day
tossed into the night and we thought it
was just another trick.
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we boarded the plane. One of my colleagues
was beaten on the way to the
airport, the last beating of our captivity.
"The treatment we received from
the militants varied with each hostage.
I was beat up, mentally and emotionally
tortured, but not physically tortured.
They weren't very humane, but I can't
go into detail now.
"I WAS in constant fear during captivity,
my knees shook and I cried a lot
at night. I tried escaping a couple of
times in January and April. After being
caught, I was beat up, handcuffed to a
chair and blindfolded with an electrical
cord wrapped around me for eight
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"It was difficult for me to escape because
I couldn't blend into the population
and I don't speak the Iranian language
very fluently. Now that I look
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"I kept a diary the first couple of
months of captivity, but the militants
took the pens and papers from those of
us they suspected as being spies because
they thought we were trying to
send out secret messages. But my experiences
are in my memory and I've
had offers to write a book on my t^rie
in captivity. I haven't made a decision,
but I will consider all offers.
"MY FREEDOM really didn't hit me
immediately and I really never felt
free until we landed on American soil. I
still find it hard to believe I'm free and
I don't have to beg for a glass of water.
"One of the first things I wanted
when I got back was a good old American
hamburger."
Subic said he plans to schedule a
press conference to answer media
questions after another debriefing session
with the U.S. Army.
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Feb. 9 — The legal aspects of divorce
will be presented by Detroit attorney
Marlyn Marcks at a YWCA seminar
7:30-9:30 p.m. at the Rosedale Gardens
Presbyterian Church on West Chicago
at Hubbard in Livonia. Ms.
Marcks will review the divorce process
and answer questions.
For more information about the ongoing
divorce support qroup, contract
Leslie Frederick, area program director
for the YWCA, at 561-4110
SKI CLINIC
Feb. 10 — The Canton Parks and
Recreation Department will sponsor a
cross-country skiing clinic from 7:30 to
9 p.m. behind Township Hall at Canton
Center and Proctor. The $5.50 per person
cost includes skiis, poles, boots and
instructions. The cost is $3.50 for persons
with their own equipment. To reserve
a spot, call 397-1000 two days
prior to the event
ARC MEETING
Feb. 10 — The Association for Retarded
Citizens of Northwest Communities
will hold its general membership
meeting at 7:30 p.m. at Webster School,
37855 Lyndon in Livonia.
Guest speakers will address "Our
Response to Budget Cuts." The threatened
cuts on special education and the
Wayne County Associations for Retarded
Citizen?' programs can have serious
implications for the mentally retarded
persons in this area, the group said
More information is available by
calling Margaret Olesnavage at 937-
2360
PCAAT MEETING CANCELED
Feb. 11 — The Feb. 11 meeting of
the Plymouth Canton Association for
the Academically Talented has been
cancelled. The group instead will hold
two meetings — March 11 and April 8
The March 11 meeting will be held at
7:30 p.m. at Pioneer Middle School in
Plymouth Township. Guest speaker
will b« Rose Silver, director of Ann Arbor's
Emerson School for Talented
Young People, who will discuss being
the parent of a gifted child. On April 8,
the guest speaker will b? Cheryl Johnson,
Talented And Gifted director for
Plymouth-Canton Community Schools,
who will talk about revised identification
criteria.
SMITH TALENT SHOW
Feb. 11 — The Smith School PTO
will sponsor a talent show 7-8:30 p.m.
in the school's multi-purpose room.
Many Smith students have auditioned,
and a number of acts have been selected
for the show.'
PRINCIPAL'S COFFEE
Feb. 12 — A coffee hour between
parents and principals at the Centennial
Educational Park will begin at 9:30
a.m. in the Plymouth Canton High
School conference room.
SMITH PTO MEETS
Feb. 12 — The Smith School PTO
will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the school's
staff lounge. All parents and faculty
members may attend
VALENTINE PARTY
Feb. 14 — A children's Valentine's
Day party will be held from 10-11:15
a.m. at the Canton Rec Center, Michigan
at Sheldon, for ch.lren 3-12. Featured
will be cartoons, games, prizes
and party refreshments. For reservations
call 397-1000.
ROCK AND MINERAL SHOW
Feb. 15 — The Plymouth Rock and
Mineral Society will host an open house
noon to 5 p.m at the Plymouth Cultural
Center. Featured will be slide shows,
demonstrations, displays and movies.
The entrance fee is 50 cents for adults
Radio plans open house
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second floor of Plymouth Salem High
School, Joy just west of Canton Center
Road.
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opinion
8A(C) Monday, February 9, 1981
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The sheriff and his constitutional arrogance
in part it is simple arrogance which made Sheriff
Wiiliam Lucas defy the Wayne County Board of
Commissioners and Circuit Court by mulishly refusing
to lay off 250 or so of his staff.
But only in part.
The county board, in its legislative capacity,
sought to obey the Michigan Constitution by eliminating
a $20 million deficit and balancing its budget.
To do so, our 27 legislators, for better or worse,
sought to cut about one-third of the sheriff's staff.
That was their decision. If we don't like it, we can
elect new commissioners in two years, but meanwhile
it's their decision.
The modern scientific cop is not ab'ove playing
politics and using the courts, so two unions of sheriff's
employees asked Judge Victor Baum for a
court order barring the layoffs. Baum agonized but
finally ruled the county board "had the right to dissolve
the road patrol and investigation division
through budgetary means — without collective bargaining
"
LUCAS KEPT his troops on the job with this curious
reasoning:
• "The sheriff is the executive officer of the
Sheriff's Department, and it's up to him to decide
how much manpower he needs," in the words of his
attorney, Dennis Nystrom.
• At one point in the controversy, Lucas himself
said, "I am a constitutional officer."
And that is why I say Lucas is arrogant only in
part The Michigan Constitution, sad to say, has
Shirlee
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They'll get
no valentine
Making out a valentine list can be a sensitive
matter.
It can be the highlight of an otherwise glum
month What's cheerful about a 9-degree Tuesday,
wind chill minus 40. degrees and a groundhog who
has to be hauled kicking and screaming out of his
hole?
A valentine, after all, can be a powerful thing. It
can warm a heart, ease a pain, tickle a funnybone
or start a new tradition.
It's one of the few things you always buy for
someone else, hoping someone will remember you
the same way.
Valentine's Day may mean tummy aches,
homemade hearts, sticky hands and a start on new
cavities — but mostly it means love.
This year I decided I'm going to have two lists for
Valentine's Day — one for those who deserve my
love and kind thoughts; and one for those who on my
list who shall remain "heart-less."
Top of the heartless list will be Defense Secretary
Caspar Weingarten, who sees nothing amiss in
resurrecting the neutron bomb.
FOR THOSE who may have forgotten, the neutron
bombed nixed in 1978 by the Carter administration,
is the enhanced radiation weapon designed
to kill people without destroying property.
"1 have seen little to'indicate in my mind that
that is wrong." Weinberger is quoted as saying.
As for our new president and his wife, let them
enjoy their heraldic trumpets, ostentatious wardrobes
and elite cabinet of millionaires if all this is
pleasurable.
Seems pretty callous while some suffer unemployment
(many from his hiring freeze) and all suffer
price raises, not to mention chillblains, from his
decontrol of fuel prices.
Can't warm up to that, so let them eat jellybeans.
And the tug at my heartstrings isn't a warm feeling
for Budget Director David Stockman, just disgust.
With his cohort, Treasury Secretary Donald Regan,
he has lobbied the Congress to approve a $50
billion increase in the national debt ceiling on one
hand while masterminding program slashes with
the other.
Stockman would decrease funding for some Social
Security programs: Medicaid, CETA jobs, food
stamps, child nutrition programs and projects in the
arts and humanities.
A QUICK perusal will reveal they are all human
programs that help people make it and help life
have meaning. Stockman will have to look elsewhere
for hearts and flowers — from me he'll get
the thorns rather than the roses.
No love message from me to the guv, this year.
While the legislature cuts school aid to the bone,
evjen considering shortening the school year, Bill
Milliken champions an unconscienable give-away
of big bucks to non-public colleges Jot several
years. Where's the logic?
And I'll not send valentines to the families of the
52 returned hostages. -Heck, they don't need my offering;
they have Jheir Valentines at home with
them. All I wish them is privacy and anonymity.
I'll keep my valentine list short but special with
love messages from the heart to my darling husband
Jack; my supportive parents; my daughter
Tzviah, whose heart belongs to the horses; my
brother, Gene, all'good things; my son Bruce, who
shall love more than the law; and Alex, Elaine, Arik
and Maya whom I couldn't love more if they lived
right next door.
Tim
Richard
provisions which empire builders can point to when
they want to do something outlandish.
You have to understand that Lucas is a lawyer by
training, and lawyers have a principle called stare
decisis — literally, adhere to the decisions. In political
English, if someone in the past has done
something outlandish and was able to find a judge
dumb enough to let him get away with it, then you
can behave outlandishly, too.
MY OWN BELOVED University of Michigan —
cultural center of the universe, Athens of the midwest
— has been guilty of legal arrogance in the
past. U-M practiced constitutional arrogance generations
before a cow college jock teacher coined
the term "arrogant asses from Ann Arbor "
Let me illustrate.
A Detroit News reporter once told me that as a
practical joke an editor would send a cub reporter
to Ann Arbor to cover a meeting of the U-M Board
of Regents (this was back in the 1940s and '50s). The
reporter couldn't get into the meeting, however, be-
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after being KO'd in the fourth round of a regulation match.
"Toughman" fighters have il even rougher. Most have no training, no
cause U-M, which was mentioned in the constitution,
claimed to be a co-equal branch of government,
a kind of separate legislature and executive,
and chose not to meet in public.
I recall a newspaper story in the '60s about U-M
refusing to let its faculty organize a union because,
as a constitutional institution, it felt state labor
laws didn't apply to U-M.
And I recall legislators, snorting in anger, cussing
the U-M for refusing to justify its state appropriation
request by showing its budget and revealing
how it intended to spend the dough. U-M's reply was
that, as a constitutional body, it didn't have to deal
that way. U-M would decide its own budget, tell
Lansing how much it needed and expect the state to
write out a check.
Fortunately, those days are over. But you get the
point: By claiming constitutional status, U-M considered
itself a law unto itself.
AND NOW WE have Wayne County Sheriff William
Lucas saying he's a constitutional officer, and
damned if he'll lay off one-third of his smokies just
because a board of commissioners tells him there
isn't any money.
The Michigan Constitution of 1964 repeated a
mistake made by earlier constitutions dating from
the Jacksonian era of unsavory politics, Art. VII,
Sec. 4, provides: "There shall be elected for fouryear
terms in each organized county a sheriff, a
county clerk, a county treasurer, a register of deeds
and a prosecuting attorney, whose duties and powers
shall be provided by law."
Other sections say the sheriff's office must be in
the county seat and that the sheriff must post security.
"The county shall never be responsible for
his acts, except that the board of supervisors (sic)
may protect him against claijps by prisoners for
unintentional injuries received while in his custody
He shall not hold any other office except in civil
defense."
Thus saith the Michigan Constitution about the
sheriff.
JUST HOW Sheriff Lucas reasons that such a
shaky constitutional status gives him the budgetbusting
right to employ all the personnel his heart
desires escapes me
Lucas and other "constitutional" county officers
need to be cut down to size, just as the arrogant
asses from Ann Arbor were finally brought under
control.
Ideally, the constitution should be amended so
that counties could have true home rule. Counties
could then eliminate the sheriff, clerk and other
functionaries as elected, constitutional officers and
appoint them the way cities appoint public safety
directors, the state appoints the director of state
police, and the president appoints the attorney gen
eral and director of the FBI.
Times are tough. Populations and revenues are
declining. Corporations and entrepreneurs are
tightening their belts, and so are most governments
Bill Lucas has got to get it through his head that he
must do the same.
We can no longer afford constitutional arrogance
conditioning and sfSnd an excellent chance of suffering serious, perma
nent injury.
Hang up 'Toughman' gloves for good
This is one of those told-you-so columns that newspaper
people usually love to write. Except this time there's little
satisfaction in reporting that a prediction made last
May about the popular "Toughman" contests has come
true.
An aging amateur boxer has been seriously injured in
this so-called sport. For the last 15 days his family has
kept a vigil outside his room in Lansing's Sparrow Hospital.
Kenneth Meylan, a 41-year-old Auburn farmer and father
of six suffered a reported brain hemorrhage after
the bell sounded to end the second round of his third fight
of the night in the Jan. 24 Toughman Contest in Lansing's
Civic Center.
Dean Oswald, a partner of Art Dore in the Bay Citybased
Ardore Ltd. amatuer boxing organization, is a longtime
frifpd of Meylan. He's been at the hospital periodically
to check on Meylan's slow progress.
But the inevitable disabling injury hasn't soured
Oswald on the sport. Oswald says injuries happen in every
sport despite every conceivable precaution to prevent
them.
Meylan's father, Werner Meylan, who runs a farm in
Auburn, 10 miles west of Bay City, didn't need to see his
son injured to be opposed to the Toughman contests. He
says he was against it from the start and adds, "anything
I can do I will do to stop these events."
MEYLAN KNOWS his son was a strong supporter of
the Toughman fights and had fought in 50 previous bouts
without incident.
Prior to that, son Kenneth was active in Golden Gloves
boxing competition. Meylan didn't like to see his son boxing
in Golden Gloves either, but says those fights were
safer because the boxers were young, in top physical condition,
and being tutored by coaches with ring experience.
"There was always an opportunity for young men to
box in Golden Gloves," said the senior Meylan. "It was
really controlled and regulated. As far as I can tell this
Toughman deal was rotten right from the start. Why, they
put a 175-pound man against a man twice his size. They
let 'em drink (beer) before they fight."
The promoters can argue, and they do, that Kenneth
Meylan was not a rank amateur when it comes to boxing.
He won the amateur Golden Gloves state boxing champion
in 1962. But that was 19 years ago when Meylan was
19 years old.
His brother, Bill, also boxed in Golden Gloves competi-
Piechura
tion. Contacted by phone outside the intensive care unit of
the hospital, Bill wasn't about to criticize the Toughman
bouts just because his brother was injured.
"Nobody twisted his arm to get in there into the ring,"
said Bill Meylan.
Promoter Oswald says ther's an ironic twist to Meylan's
injury.
"This whole (Toughman) thing started out five years
ago after, a gym workout by Ken. We were thirsty and
went to a bar to put together a tournament of this type.
We werer going to call it a "Roughman" contest because
Ken had just been through a rough workout."
BUT JUST because there are men like Ken Meylan
eager to endanger their lives should the state of Michigan
help them?
All Toughman bouts in Michigan are. sanctioned by the
state boxing commission. The Michigan Board of Athletic
Control even ruled on Oct. 17, 1979 that Toughman fighters
could compete in any number of bouts in a 48-hour
period, provided that each bout consists of no more than
three two-minute rounds.
This exemption excuses Toughman promoters from a
1939 state law which prhobits boxers in bouts lasting up
to four rounds from fighting more than once in a 48-hour
period. Consequently it's not unusual for winning Toughman
contestants to fight as many as four times in one
night. ]
State Boxing Commissioner Hiawatha Knight says in
light of Meylan's injury there will be a hearing to review
state regulations governing Toughman promotions. The
meeting is tentatively scheduled for 10 a.m. Wednesday,
iti Lansing.
Judging from Mrs Knight's previous support for the
Toughman fights, don't expect tough action. The wet noodle
probably is already soaking in anticipation of gentle
application to Ardore Ltd. promoters' wrists..
IN THE week following the accident, with Meylan still
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in a coma, Mrs. Knight pointed out that promoters were
following state boxing law which allows Toughman fight
ers to fight as many times as they wish in a day She went
on to defend the practice of allowing amateurs older than
40 to climb into the ring to slug it out
"There is a possibility of danger but we'd be denying a
man his rights if we set an age limit," said Mrs Knight, a
gym teacher in the Detroit school system
To qualify to compete in the Toughman fights is sim
pie. A man must weigh at least 175 pounds, have never
boxed professionally, and sign a waiver stating that he's
completed a minimum of 30 hours training
- Everyone, including promoter Oswald, concedes it's
impossible to tell if the fighter has actually trained 30
hours before he fights.
Last May I talked to fighters who had worked at the
factory hours before they competed. Others admitted ly
ing about their training I talked to Emmanuel Steward,
who manages welterweight champion Tommy Hearns,
and trained a Toughman who has sinced turned pro. Biff
Humphrey of Southfield.
"We trained Biff like a fighter but he was a freak on
that program," Steward said "When I was wrapping
(Biff's) hands, the guy next to me said, I don't know what
I'm doing here. I should be home with my grandchild '
"I asked him what kind of training he did to get in
shape. He said he'd go downstairs and start punching a
pillow and when he was through he'd come up for a beer "
THE IDEA of allowing untrained, out-of-shape boxers
in a ring, is "kind of frightening," admits Commissioner
Knight. She says she is personally "very upset" about
Meylan's injury but adds that there are no plan§ to with
hold state sanction for upcoming Toughman events.
"Think of everyone who's fighting in the state and
we've had one accident," Mrs. Knight said. "It could have
happened with Hearns inithe ring It's not restricted totally
to the Toughman events."
Crocodile tears shed by Mrs. Knight must be a real
comfort to Werner Meylan as he spends another day in
Sparrow Hospital at his son's bedside.
About the prediction made on these pages last May. I
said that when a tough man is injured "all this talk will
sound like so much swill."
You didn't need to be a clairvoyant to predict the future
back then. And you don't need to be a garbage man
to know when something stinks.
This barbarism belongs in the Roman Coliseum. It's
about time It's banned.
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$1 million water main on Morton Taylor,
which, when completed, will improve
water pressure.
Gorman said financing those projects
through bond issues would have
tripled the cost because of interest
costs.
TOWNSHIP PAYMENTS for water
and sewer services have leaped during
the last few years. According to Gor-
man, officials last passed on an increase
to residents in June 1979.
According to Supervisor James
Poole, sewer fees charged to Canton by
the Wayne County Board of Public
Works have jumped 203 percent since
April 1977. A proposed July 1 increase
would lift the four-year rise to 275 percent.
Sewer charges are passed through
three governmental untis units before
they reach residents. The Detroit Water
and Sewefage Department sets
rates for the county; the county Board
of Public Works sets rates for municipalities;
and the Canton Board of Trustees
determines rates for local customers.
Poole recently protested the proposed
July 1 hike in sewer rates
through a letter to Charles Beckham,
director of the Detroit Water and
Sewerage Department.
"While it may be true that the rate of
inflation over the past 3V4 years has
caused prices to skyrocket, we feel 203
percent jjs far above any increase
caused by inflation and is absolutely irresponsible.
Thp current proposed increase
of 23 percent is exorbitant and
reprehensible.
"Some communities are ostensibly
paying rates below their costs, thus
being subsidized by Canton and other
communities," Poole said.
"It is hoped that you will rectify this
unfair rate structure and illogical increases
immediately. Continued pillaging
of out-county pocket books will lead
only to further polarization and wasted
expenses."
Police investigate burglary cases
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lice officer — went to the house and
obtained permission to go inside.
"HE (Grayson) went upstairs ahead
of me," explained MacDiarmid. "I was
stopped on the stairway to talk (by the
woman who lived there).
"I could feel cold air coming down,"
he added "I saw him going out a rear
bedroom window He ran south. We followed
the footsteps, but didn't find
him "
Det Capt. Dean Smith said the
Wayne police department is considering
filing a misdemeanor charge
against the woman for receiving and
concealing stolen property under $100
a TV set missing from the home of
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"This officer spotted his own TV,"
said Smith. "He recognized a mark on
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IN THE MEANTIME, Canton officers
with search warrants have
checked three houses in the Hickory
Hollow complex, turning up some 10
televisions, numerous pieces of stereo
equipment, electric mixers and guns,
according to Canton Police Lt. Stewart.
In addition to these latest charges,
Grayson also is awaiting trial in Wayne
County Circuit Court on an earlier
charge of breaking and entering and
car theft at a Haggerty Road house in
Canton.
Breaking and entering a house carries
a maximum penalty of 15 years in
prison upon conviction. Car theft and
receiving stolen property over $100
each carry maximum penalties of five
years in prison.
Poole pledges donation of pay
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separate pay issue, attorney Bauckham
said trustees could be paid on a per
diem monthly, quarterly or annual fee
basis. The decision rest with the board.
Currently, trustees receive $75 per
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meeting. Trustee Robert Padget, who
had requested the opinion, endorses a
monthly salary for trustees, with a pay
deduction for misled meetings.
Padget said a pay plan other than
per meeting might encourage more
study sessions. When the current term
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Monday, February 9, 1981
Cheese and wine have been natural partners for centuries, but
tlijey've never been more "in" than now! With today's time schedules,
friends often gather informally for an evening of wine and cheese
tafcting, which may include cheese hors d'oeuvres and snacks to fill
out a light repast.
The choice of wines for a tasting is important, but spend just as
much time on the selection of cheeses to have a basis for tasting and
comparison.
I Your cheese tray could feature an array of the classic types of
cheeses produced in this country — monterey jack, muenster, brick,
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.>ling of natural
which results from aging, you could offer a sampling
cheddar cheeses ranging from mild to extra sharp.
When you select wines to accompany cheeses, the basic principle
is that the flavors should enhance, not overpower each other. A mild
cheese will be accented by a light Chablis or fresh rose, while a
flavorful cheese such as sharp cheddar calls for a full-bodied Burgundy
or California pinot noir.
To save last-minute duties, your cheese tray may be assembled
ahead of time, wrapped tightly in moisture-proof wrap to prevent
drying, and refrigerated. For eye appeal, cut the cheeses in different
ways. Cheddar adapts well to slicing; Swiss cheese may be cut in
cubes or sticks; and the cylindrical colby midget longhorn may be
cut to form an attractive, easily-served spiral. Since cheese should
usually be served at room temperature for maximum flavor, remove
the cheese tray from the refrigerator at least an hour before sampling
time, and uncover just before serving.
In planning quantities, remember that the greater variety of
cheese and wine you serve, the more you'll need to allow each guest
an adequate sampling. For the wines, a tasting portion is about one
to two ounces, so estimate 12-15 servings per bottle and at least
one-half bottle per person, depending on the number of wines. If you
were serving four wines to twelve people, you would probably need
two bottles of each.
For the cheese, estimate between a quarter and a half pound per
person — again, the greater the variety of cheeses you offer, the more
you'll need. Feel free to be generous — leftover cheese keeps well and
can be used in a number of ways.
Light cheese dishes are the perfect way to cap an evening of
cheese and wine tasting. Serve a beautiful layered spread of grated
cheddar cheese, cranberry-orange relish, whipped cream and cream
cheese, with glasses of a light ros£ or riesiing. A Califomia-style
fondue made with natural monterey jack cheese might call for a fruity
Gamay Beauiolais. Experiment with new flavor combinations, but
most of all-nave fun!
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2 cups (8 ozs.) shredded
natural monterey jack cheese
2 tablespoons flour
MONTEREY FONDUE
1 cup white wine
1 tablespoon chopped parsley
Vegetables for dipping
Toss cheese with flour. Heat wine in fondue pot or saucepan until bubbles
rise to the surface. Do not boil. Add cheese mixture, 1/2 cup at a time. Stir
constantly, letting cheese melt completely before adding more. Continue
stirring until mixture bubbles lightly. Stir in parsley. Keep fondue bubbling
gently while serving. Serve with raw vegetables.
LACY CHEESE DISCS
Cut cheese horizontally into 1/4-inch slices. Turn upright; cut vertically into
quarters. Place cheese quarters 2 to 3 inches apart on Teflon-lined cookie
sheet. Bake at 350 , 10 minutes. Remove from cookie sheet immediately;
drain on absorbent paper.
Variation: To make curled cheese appetizers; prepare as directed. Remove
from cookie sheet by rolling disc around handle of wooden spoon.
Drain on absorbent paper.
LAYERED CRANBERRY CHEDDAR SPREAD
1 8-oz. pkg. cream cheese
2 tablespoons sherry
1 cup heavy cream, whipped
1 10-oz. pkg. frozen cranberryorange
relish, thawed
3 cups (12 oz.) shredded
sharp natural cheddar cheese
Combine softened cream cheese and sherry; fold in whipped cream. Layer
relish, cheddar cheese and cream cheese mixture in M/2-quart clear glass
container. Garnish with additional cheddar cheese, if desired. Serve with
crackers or fruit wedges.
CHEESE OPORTO
1 cup (4 ozs.) shredded sharp 2 tablespoons soft margarine
natural cheddar cheese 2 tablespoons port s
1 cup (4 ozs.) shredded natural
Swiss cheese
Combine all ingredients, mixing until smooth and well blended. Press into
lO ounce custard cup lined with plastic wrap. Chill until firm. Unmold and
garnish with chopped nuts, if desired. Serve as a spread for crackers, bread
or fruit.
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A wonderful way to end a very good beginning
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Souffle. This cold European dessert takes its name
from two of the favorite flavors of France: piquant
lemon (citron in French) and the warmth of Green
Chartreuse, an unusual liqueur made by the Carthusian
monks who reside in the French province of
Dauphine.
Fortunately, the recipe is relatively simple, so
th^ souffle can rise to this occasion with style without
your having to spend hours preparing it.
CITRON CHARTREUSE SOUFFLE
2 envelopes unflavored gelatin
4 cup cold water
6 eggs
*3 cup sugar
Pinch salt
1 tbsp. grated lemon peel
cup lemon juice
3 tbsp. Green Chartreuse
2 cups heavy cream
>/« cup coarsely chopped pistachio nuts
Lemon pinwheel
Prepare lVfe quart souffle dish with 4-inch foil
collar.
In small saucepan, sprinkle gelatin over water;
let stand 1? minutes to soften. Place saucepan over
low heat until gelatin dissolves Remove from heat;
cool.
In a large mixing bowl, beat eggs, sugar and salt
until thick and light (about 8 minutes). a
To cooled gelatin mixture add lemon peel, lemon
juice and Green Chartreuse. Pour into egg mixture;
Souffle dessert is delectable.
fold until well-blended. Refrigerate 5-10 minutes
until mixture begins to mound.
Beat IV2 cups cream until stiff peaks form. Fold
into lemon mixture until no white streaks are left.
Pour mixture into prepared souffle dish. Refrigerate
at least 3 hours. ,
When ready to serve, carefully remove foil collar.
Beat remaining cream. Decorate top of souffle
with additional whipped cream and lemon
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Perfect dish for a party
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2 pkgs. (10 oz. each) frozen broccoli
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1 bead romaine
2 tbsp. sesame seeds
Vb cup vegetable oil
1 tsp. salt
Mi tsp. monosodium glutamate, optional
2 grapefruit, peeled and sectioned
Cut broccoli spears in half lengthwise;
cut any long spears in half crosswise.
Wash romaine leaves; break into
bite-size pieces. Brown sesame seeds in
large skillet or wok vver medium heat;
remove to bowl; reserve.
Heat oil in same pan. Add broccoli.
Cook, stirring quickly and often, until
tender. Add romaine, salt and monosodium
glutamate. Cook, stirring constantly,
2 minutes. Remove from heat.
Stir in sesame seeds and grapefruit
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By Hilary Keating Callaghan
Fluff up the pillows and rest
"What the mind conceives, the body achieves."
This optimistic statement expresses the philosophy
of the current power-of-positive-thinking
school of self-improvement.
The goal of this movement is to harness and direct
the immense, untapped potential of the human
mind The power of the mind to effect physical
change has been the subject of a great deal of interest
and study in recent years although this is an
ancient phenomenon.
An indication of popular fascination with this
mental-physical connection was the sequence in
"The Empire Strikes Back" in which Luke
Skywalker, under the tutelage of the ancient Yoda,
learns to move physical objects through mental
concentration.
The mind, however, works on the subconscious as
well as the conscious level, and .our subconscious
may desire what the conscious mind would reject.
There are those, for example, who would hold that
succumbing to a cold or flu may not be entirely a
physical occurrence.
The subconscious may wish to be sick. Illness
may offer a chance to rest, to escape responsibility,
to obtain sympathy
COLD AND FLU germs surround us. Why, at a
particular time, do we fall victim 0 Why will one
person pick up a bug while someone else, similarly
exposed, will.not? The intervention of the subconscious
offers an intriguing possibility.
Taking sensible preventative measures is beneficial
whether one subscribes to this theory of the
subconscious or to a pure germ theory. Simply
focusing one's conscious thoughts on remaining
healthy should help the body achieve that end.
Dressing and eating right should enable the body
to carry out the mind's bidding.
Eating to ward off colds or flu means basically
following a normal, prudent diet, with attention to
obtaining adequate amounts of vitamin C. Good
winter sources of vitamin C are citrus fruits, tomatoes,
cabbage and Brussels sprouts.
If these precautions fail and you do succumb,
give in and pamper yourself.
FLUFF UP the pillows and take to your bed for
the duration, armed with mountains of light reading
and tissues. Plan to drink plenty of fluids
preferably hot and loaded with vitamin C. Meals
should be light. The body is too busy repairing itself
to be digesting heavy meals.
Fortunately, appetites usually wane when one is
ill. The problem is more likely to be working up
some interest in eating anything when food can't be
tasted due to congestion,
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tortillas should come through loud and clear.
The hot peppers in the sauce might even clear
your nose and sinuses and incinerate a few germs
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Folk wisdom has long held — and'medical science
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In keeping with this eminently sensible tradition,
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12 to 16 strips bacon, crisply cooked, drained,
crumbled (or substitute imitation bacon bits)
2 cups (8 oz.) shredded sharp Cheddar cheese
8 green onions, thickly sliced
1 can (about 7 oz.) red chile salsa
2 firm, ripe avocados
1 tbsp. lemon juice
4 eggs
1 tsp. salt
1 tbsp. milk
about 2 tbsp. butter or margarine
8 flour tortillas
Place bacon, cheese, onions and salsa in individual
bowls. Dice avocados; coat with lemon juice and
place in a bowl.
In a pie pan, beat together eggs, salt and milk. In
a wide frying pan over medium heat, melt 1 tsp. of
the buttet\ Dip a tortilla in egg mixture, drain
briefly over dish, then fry in butter for about 1 minute
on each side or until golden brown. Repeat for
all tortillas.
Serve tortillas hot at table; pass condiments to
spoon onto them. Roll up to eat. Makes 4 servings
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3 eggs
1 lemon
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and serve at once, garnishing each bowl with a paperthin
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box of candy, a phone call, a thoughtful
gift. It can also be said with a Valentine's
Day meal
Those who g3ther around your table
will be able to read your Valentine's
message loud and clear when you treat
them to planked sirloin steak. A broiled
top sirloin steak is especially impres-
•ive when surrounded with a ruffle of
potatoes and garnished with fluted
mushrooms.
Preparation begins with the steak
being broiled as usual. Then, shortly
before it is done, the steak is transferred
to an oiled wooden plank
Mashed potatoes, combined with egg
yolks and chopped chives, are tubed or
spooned around the steak, extending to
the edge of the plank. Decorative
mushrooms are added to fill any spaces
between steak and potatoes..
Then the plank is placed under the
broiler just long enough to complete
cooking the steak and for the potatoes
to be tipped a golden brown.
Because sirloin, especially the boneless
top sirloin, is a prestigious steak, it
is important that steps be taken to pro-
tect and promote its outstanding eating
quality. The steak should be cooked at
a moderate temperature with careful
attention given to distance from heat
and cooking time.
These factors will vary depending on
the thickness of the steak and the doneness
desired Cooking at a high temperature
and overcooking should be
avoided, for it will cause excessive
shrinkage and less tender, less flavorful
results.
Proper storage is also important to
protect your steak investment. The
steak should be placed immediately in
the coldest part of the refrigerator
upon returning home from the supermarket.
If it is not to be prepared within two
to three days, it should be wrapped and
placed in the freezer.
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1 beef top sirloin steak, cut 1 to 14
inches thick
Salt and pepper
3 to 4 cups hot seasoned mashed potatoes
2 egg yolks, slightly beaten
2 tbsp. chopped chives
8 mushrooms, fluted, if desired
2 tbsp. melted butter
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Two potted pink geraniums, just a- little scraggly, have been blooming
away on a kitchen windowsill They were the only ones brought in last fall
because I couldn't bear to let them freeze after their valiant efforts during
the summer and on into autumn.
The pinks had out-bloomed the reds by far.
In the midst of these good feelings about pink geraniums, along comes a
booklet from Fox Hill Farms, the geranium people in Parma, Mich. The
publication deals with scented geraniums, complete with recipes for geranium
jelly, rose cake, bath bags and pot pourris.
Fifteen varieties of rose-scented geraniums are listed with the sugesstion:
"Use the rose geraniums where you want that haunting rose fragrance.
Rose geranium jelly and rose geranium cake are classics, and you can
candy the flowers and use the leaves for tea. Tuck packets of dried rose
geranium leaves in linen and lingerie drawers."
ome of the varieties — old fashion rose, Rober's lemon rose, Dr. Livingston
and Arrar of roses are grown as field crops and their essential oils distilled
for use in perfumes, cosmetics and toiletries in place of the more expensive
rose oil
THE CITRUS scented group has 11 varieties characterized by the clear
scents of lemons, limes and oranges.
Leaves, flowers and soft stems can be used in molded and tossed salads,
in desserts, and as garnishes for fish dishes. Cocktails can be garnished with
scented geraniums in place of lemon or lime slices. Lemon geranium tea is
suggested
"And, of course, no formal dinner is complete without a couple of sprigs
of Fingerbowl geranium floating in fingerbowls at the table."
here actually is a Fingerbowl geranium. It.is a small, firm, compact plant
with crinkled leaves, strong lemon scent and lavender flowers.
e fruit and spice group is edible but the varieties are used for potpourri,
sachets, bath bags and fresh or dried bbuquets. Most distinctive fragrances
are apple, nutmeg, old spice and coconut.
All varieties in the mint-scented group have marked fragrances and
strong growth.
"Eat them, drink them, make jelly and cake with them. Use them for
mint juleps, they also make good bookmarks," advises the booklet.
e pungent group tends to have a musky rather than a sweet and tangy
aroma. Fair Ellen; fern leaf, Mrs. Taylor, oak, sharp-toothed oak and southjkrnwood
are pungent.
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cups of sugar. The recipe says to add cup to the cornstarch but doesn't
tell what to do with the other Va cup of sugar This is to be added to the egg
white and cream of tartar, gradually, after the frothy stage has been
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Brush mushrooms with butter and
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By MARGARET MILLER
Georgia Gebhard's big party should
make a lot of hairdressers more
skilled. And that should make a lot of
heads look better.
That's the idea behind the 42nd annual
North American Beauty and Fashion
Show, scheduled Feb. 14-16 at the Hyatt
Regency and chaired by Ms. Gebhard,
a Livonia resident who has been
in cosmetology for 32 years.
The show sponsored by the Michigan
Cosmetology Association will bring in
top stylists and innovators to impart
their knowledge to some 6,000 hairdressers
expected to gather.
M We try once a year to give our
members a chance to meet really top
national educators from all over the
country," said Ms. Gebhard, who has
been working on the show for nearly a
year and is now winding up final details.
She considers the project of great
importance in her ever-changing profession.
"Furthering our education is what
we all have to keep doing," she said.
"Everything we do toward education
comes back tenfold And it's so rewarding
to seem the younger cosmetologists
learning at the big shows.
"They get so excited, it makes up for
a the work it takes to put this thing together."
HEADLINERS for the weekend of
learning that begins Saturday evening
and runs through Monday include Doris
Williams of Statesville, N.C.\ national
stylesdirector for the National Hairdressers
and Cosmetologists Association;
Charles Watkins of the Wolverine
State Association, an expert on styling
hair of blacks and orientals, and the
Americoif group, local stylists.
"We are fortunate to have all of
them," said the show chairman. "Doris
Williams is a gracious southern lady,
and she has to have great ability to
have been selected top national styling
director.
"Watkins will do a guest spot that
should teach us all a lot. And the members
of Americoif all have special
skills. All of them, Anthony Marsalese,
Jacqueline Robinson, Douglas J.
Weaver, Felicia Palazzolo Shaw and
Peter Scaglione, have educated themselves
to the point where they are able
to give the education they possess.
"A lot of people can do these various
stylings, but to be able to give as they
can is a talent." In addition to the presentations
by special guests, there will
be some 50 exhibitors on hand, showing
the latest in equipment and teaching
particular skills. Ms. Gebhard said
their classes and demonstartions will
run Sunday and Monday to give all participants
a chance to attend several.
"What is offered," she added, "is
probably more than any of us can as-
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COMPETITIONS also will add interest
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years and offering a $500 prize and a
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"And this year we are adding a Novice
Total Look contest for those who
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said Ms. Gebhard. "Each entrant
will do amodel from head to toe — hair
style, makeup, outfit."
The prize for that competition, she
noted, will be two days of study with a
noted Windsor stylist, Ezio of Canada.
Ms. Gebhard, until recently owner of
the Merre Belles Salon in Livonia,
serves with the community's advisory
council for career education, giving advice
when needed on cosmetology instruction
in Livonia schools.
Her work attracts larger and larger
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and a big share of salons are continuing
to do well despite difficult economic
times.
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through the depression it survived."
GEORGIA GEBHARD is in charge
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time. Last year she was exhibits chairman,
and twice she has headed arrangements
for her organization's service
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It is a major job which requires a
great deal of donated effort from many
people, she noted
As the show gets bigger, she added,
"it probably will reach the point where
we will have to pay someone to handled
it."
"But as of now everyone is volunteering,"
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Cosmetologists who attend the show
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Monday, February 9, 1981
Jaycettes tell parents:
It's kiss-your-baby week
It's national Jaycette Week and
45,000 young women between the ages
of 18 and 35 are celebrating Feb. 8-14
with special projects and meetings.
Canton Township Jaycettes are joining
chapters across the state in participating
in the "Kiss Your Baby Week"
project. It involves taking cystic fibrosis
literature to stores and asking them
to include the flyers in shopping bags
when they pack merchandise.
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The local Jaycettes have distributed
posters and flyers to Meijer Thrifty
Acres and other stores as well as to the
Canton Library.
The purpose of the statewide project
is to alert parents to the symptoms of
cystic fibrosis and other children's lung
diseases. They hope that early diagrfosis
and prompt treatment — an essential
element in lengthening the lifespan
of children with CF — will result.
One of the symptoms of cystic fibro7
Shirley Mudri, internal vice president of the Canton JayceetS, shows
off a lion puppet made by the club.
Tim Kroneski, 14, an eighth grader at Pioneer
Middle School, designed the winning emblem
for the Plymouth Community Arts
Council's upcoming musical revue, "Shenanigans."
Joan Gerigk, who chaired the contest,
Designs logo
(i
sis is an extremely salty taste to the
child's perspiration which can be detected
by kissing or tasting them on the
forehead.
OTHER SYMPTOMS are recurrent
wheezing, persistent coughing and excess
mucus, pneumonia more than once
during childhood, excessive appetite
with poor weight gain, and clubbing
(enlargement) of fingertips. Suspecting
parents are directed to call their physician.
"It is estimated that respiratory
problems in children take up to 70 per
cent of a pediatrician's time and are
the leading cause of chronic absenteeism
from school," said Sue Jagoda,
president of the Canton Jaycettes.
"Furthermore, cystic fibrosis is second
only to cancer in the number of young
lives it takes. One third of the victims
of this disease are not yet diagnosed.
"Because early diagnosis of CF is essential
to longer life for these children,
we have joined in the campaign to
spread the word to residents of our
community."
Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease
for which there is neither cure nor control.
In CF a thick, sticky mucus clogs
the lungs and airways creating breathing
difficulties, high susceptibility to
infection, and lung disease. The mucus
also may interfere with digestion by
preventing the flow of enzymes into the"small
intestine, causing malabsorption
of food. Though both parents must be
carriers of the CF gene, according to
medical authorities, one in 20 persons
in the U.S. is a carrier. In Michigan
alone, they estimate that there are
nearly 500,000 such carriers.
At present, there is no definitive test
to determine a carrier of the CF gene.
SERVING WITH Sue Jagoda on the
Canton Jaycette board of directors are:
Shirley Mudri, internal vice president;
Sandy Meigel, external vice president;
Marlene McCune, treasurer, and Lee
Ann Farrell secretary. Directors are
Lana Olson, Debbie Haller and Pat
Bardel.
The Jaycettes work closely with the
Jaycees and already are planning the
annual Walk for Mankind. The two
groups cooperated in their Halloween
project, the haunted house, and the
Christmas project, a Santa's workshop
at Meijer's.
They prepared Christmas food baskets
for needy families for Christmas.
The women put on a special Christmas
party for the residents of Whispering
4
announced the winner last week. Tim is the
son of Frank and Chris Kroneski of Morrison
Street in Canton Township. (Staff photo by
Gary Caskey)
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Debbie Haller (left) and Pat Bardel, members of
the Canton Jaycettes, hang some of the puppets they
Willows Nursing Home. Each residents
received a personal gift from the Jaycettes
and there was the actual party
with punch, cookies and the singing of
Christmas carols. #
The Jaycees and Jaycettes have taken
a special interest in the new Canton
Library. The men built a puppet stage
and the women made the curtains, sew-
&
ing more than 10 yards of material.
They plan to make duffle bags for
the toy section at the library. Children
will be able to check out toys as well as
books.
The Jaycees built a puppet tree for
the library and the women made and
dressed puppets for the tree. The puppet
stage is collapsible and can be
Ellia Graham editor/459-2700
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made on the puppet tree made by the Jaycees for the
new Cantoi Library. (Staff photos by Gary Caskey)
stored easily when not in use
Jaycettes welcome new members
between ages 18-25. Single and married
women are eligible for membership A
member does not have to be married to
a Jaycee.
Women interested in joining can call
Shirley Mudri, 981-1896, for information.
'Snow White' tickets are now on sale
"Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs"
has been chosen by the American Association
of University Women as its 21st
annual children's play.
Last year all performances were
sold out — more than 5,400 seats — so
Judy Stone, business manager, advises
early reservations. The play will be
presented at 7 p.m. Feb. 27; at 10 a.m.,
1 p.m. and 3 p.m. Feb. 28, and at 1 p.m.
and 3 p.m. March 1 in Plymouth Salem
High School auditorium. A benefit performance
will be presented at 7 p.m.
Feb. 26.
Tickets at $1 each will be on sale at
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extended school year (ESY) schools in
the Plymouth-Canton District Feb. 13
and 17, and in the traditional school
year schools, Feb. 16 and 17. Beginning
Feb. 18 tickets will be on sale at Dels
shoes on both Plymouth's and Northville's
Main Streets and at Book Break
in the New Towne Plaza, Canton. Tickets
also may be purchased by mail, but
orders should be received before Feb
13. Check, choice of performance and
self-addressed, stamped envelope
should be mailed to: Plymouth AAUW,
14720 Thornridge, Plymouth 48170
SKITS WIIyL be presented in the
Plymouth-Canton elementary schools
Feb. 12 and 13 which will give the children
a brief preview of the play
Co-directors Sue Siletti and Bev
Brooks are giving the cast the benefit
of their combined expertise Children
will be caught up in the excitement of
the familiar story Can seven little men
save the beautiful princess from her
wicked stepmother'' The audience
knows that Doc, Sneezy, Grumpy and
their friends will bring about atxjut a
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GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
The Genealogical Society will meet
at 8 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 18, in the
Carl Sandburg Library, Seven Mile
west of Middlebeit. Guest speaker
Alyce Gauthier will dicuss Irish research.
Persons wishing more information
can call Arthur Smith, 337-8172.
DAR GOOD CITIZEN LUNCHEON
The Sarah Ann Cockrane Chapter of
the Daughters of the American Revolution
will meet at noon, Wednesday,
Feb 18, in the Kings Mill Clubhouse,
Northville. Twelve 1981 good citizen
winners and their mothers will be
guests of the chapter. Mrs. Bill Sheets,
DAR state and national DAR good citizen
chairwoman, will present the
awards The Urquhart Family Singers
of Albion will provide entertainment.
MAYFLOWER VFW POST
Regular post meeting will be at 8
p.m. Tuesday in the Post home on Lilley
Road between Ann Arbor Trail and
Ann Arbor Road.
WNFGA STATE WINTER MEET
The winter council meeting of the
state Woman's National Farm and
Garden Association will be Thursday.
Feb. 19, in the Warren Royalty House,
8201 Old 13 Mile, just east of Van Dyke.
Registration and coffee hour will be at
9 a m with a business session at 10
a m and luncheon and program at
12:30 p.m.
Theme for the meeting, sponsored by
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income
tax service
for seniors
The Plymouth/Northville chapter of
the American Association for Retired
Persons will provide tax counseling for
the elderly. The program is aimed at
helping persons over 60, but younger
persons will not be turned away, according
to Warren Bain of the AARP.
Tax forms will be completed at no
cost. In some cases, where the return is
unusually complicated, the person will
be referred to the nearest IRS office.
Times, dates and locations of the sessions
are:
• Feb 10 — 2-5 p.m., Northville Library,
Northville
• Feb 18 — 2-5 p.m.. First Presbyterian
Church, Plymouth.
• Feb 19 — 1-4 p.m., the Plymouth
Grange Hall, Union Street, Plymouth
• Feb. 23 — ' 4 p.m., Tonquish
Creek Manor, oheridan Street. Plymouth.
• Feb. 25 — 2:30-5:30 p.m. (approximately),
the Plymouth Cultural Center.
525 Farmer Street, Plymouth, following
the AARP program.
• Feb. 26 — 1-4 p.m., Dunning-
Hough Library, Main Street, Plymouth.
• Feb. 26 — 2-5 p.m., Northville Library,
Northville
• March 2 — 1-4 p.m., Tonquish
Creek Manor, Plymouth.
• March 12 — 2-5 p.m., Northville
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• March 12 — Dlinning-Hough Library,
Plymouth.
• March 25 — 2:30-5:30 p.m. (approximately)
Plymouth Cultural Center,
following the AARP meeting and
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may call Bain, 453-3562
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Monday, February 9. 1981
It was a battle between the big men Friday night
as Salem's Sean Houle (left) goes up against 6-7
Northville center Dave Ward. Houle had 21 points as
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Brad Emont editor/591-2317
Lanton cagers ignite;
loop leaders fall
By BRAD EMONS
Don't count Plymouth Canton out of
the Western Six League basketball race
just yet.
The Chiefs won a vital game Friday
night by beating league leader Northville,
46-38.
The Canton victory has caused a
logjam at the top as Northville, Farmington
Harrison and Livonia Churchill
all share first place with 5-2 records.
Canton is one game behind at 4-3.
Northville certainly did not look like
a league leader, but the Chiefs' mixture
of man-to-man and zone defenses had
something to do with it.
Sean Houle, Canton's 6-foot-5 senior
center, once again controlled the inside
play. He led all scorers with 21 points
and hauled down eight rebounds
The Canton center also did a yeoman's
job on Northville's 6-7 center
Dave Ward, who was held to eight
points, all in the third quarter.
"The last time we played them we
picked up a lot of fouls," said Canton
coach Craig Bell, "but today, to our
benefit, they (officials) let us play.
"Our enthusiasm and picking up the
loose balls was good to see. Sean did an
exceptional job on the boards.
"We didn't want Ward getting any offensive
rebounds. We felt how Ward
would play, Northville would play."
Canton also got a solid game from 6-
1 senior guard Dave Malek, who poured
in 13 points. He made four critical free
throws down the stretch to stop a
Northville comeback.
CANTON DOMINATED the first
half as Ward, who averages 18 points
per game, missed all 10 field goal tries.
The Chiefs led 12-6 after one quarter
and took a 14-point advantage midway
through the second quarter.
"How can you have a big game like
this and play like that," said Northville
coach Tim Lutes. "The way we played
in the first half, we beat ourselves.
"But give Plymouth Canton credit —
they pflayed well. Houle is a fine, fine
player and Malek hurt us, too."
Northville had a hard time matching
up with Houle, who plays effectively
both inside and outside. Lutes did not
want to put his big man (Ward) on the
Canton center.
"Houle is a tough player to defense
one on one," explained the Northville
coach. "We don't have a forward with
Chief swimmers win big again
Plymouth Canton won its fifth
straight swim meet Thursday with a
96-72 triumph at home over Ypsilanti.
The Chi^js, coached by Bill McCord,
are now 5-2 in dual meets.
Juniors Pete Stern and and Ron Hurley
each won two events for Canton.
Hurley captured the 50-yard freestyle
with a time of 23.6. He came back
to win the 100 freestyle with a clocking
of 54.4. He was also a member of Canton's
first place 200 medley relay team
(1:50.4). He was joined by John Simone,
Bob Simrak and Jim Luce.
John Simone, a sophomore, placed
Norm Haygood (right) blocks out his man
under the basket as teammate John Cohen
ui (left) shoots a jumper. (Staff photo by Gary
- Caskey)
second in the 200 individual medley
(2:15.0) and first in the 500 freestyle
(5:20.5). Stern took firsts in the 200
freestyle (1:56.5) and 100 butterfly
(59.8).
Luce broke his own freshman record
in winning the 100 breaststroke (1:08.0).
Simrak, meanwhile, finished first in the
100 backstroke (1:02.0) and grabbed
second behind Hurley in the 50 freestyle
(25.4).
"I'm encouraged fight now," said
McCord. "We've had some open dates
and we've been swimming real hard.
Our times have been going down.
"When we taper down, our times
should really drop. We're keying for
our meet with Livonia Stevenson (Feb.
26).
Against Ypsi, the Chiefs' Joe Gibbons,
Tom McKercher, Matt Krawzak
and Stem finished second in the 400
freestyle relay with a time of 3:43.6.
Gibbons also placed second in the
100 butterfly (lr05.4).
Canton swimmers placing third included
McKercher, 200 freestyle,
2:03,3, and 100 butterfly, 1:11.7; Pete
Sickels, 200 IM, 2:17.7, and 100
breaststroke, 1:07.8; Steve Gaggi, div-
' Salem's Sub 8
title dream fades
Plymouth Salem's seven-year reign
on Suburban Eight League basketball
appears to be coming to an end.
The Rocks lost a heartbreaker Friday
night at home to Dearborn Edsel
> Ford, 62-57. The loss virtually eliminates
them from title contention although
they still mathematically have
a chance for their eighth consecutive
crown.
With three games to go Dearborn has
the inside track, sporting a first-place
mark to 8-J. Edsel Ford moves into
second spot all alone with a 7-2 record.
Salem occupies third at 6-3.
Edsel Ford won the game by outscoring
Salem 13-8 in the decisive third
quarter.
The Thunderbirds jumped out to a
16-12 first quarter advantage, but Salem
(-allied to knot the game at 30-all
at intermission.
Edsel Ford benefitted from the foul
line, canning 24 of 38 shots for 63 percent.
Salem hit seven of 15 for 46 percent.
Toby Puffer led all scorers with 19
points. The Edsel Ford sharpshooter hit
nine of 14 from the line. Teammates
Dave Smith and Rick Wyka chipped in
with 13 and 11 points, respectively.
JUNIOR GUARD Mike McBride led
Salem with 15. Scott Bublin added 10.
Sophomore forwards John Cohen and
Dave Houle scored nine and eight,
respectivley.
"I was disappointed in that there
were three loose balls to get and we
didn't come up with anything," said Salem
coach Fred Thomann. "But we
played hard and intense.
"We played good basketball. I felt as
wod about this game as any we've
played this year."
Salem, 10-5 overall, \yill travel Tuesday
to Livonia Franklin (9-6). The
game will be broadcast on student radio
station WSDP-88.1 FM. Ross Rhinehart
and Jim Heller will provide the
play-by-play coverage.
EDSEL FORD 62 — SALEM 57
EDSEL FORD (62): Paul Renko 1, 1-2, 3; Toby
Puffer 5, 9-14. 19; Paul Wydenbors 3, 2-4, 8, Dave
Smith 5, 3-6, 13; Mike Tomich 0, 0-0, 0; Rick Wyka
4, 3-4, 11; Dave Snymanski 0, 5-6, 5; Dan Betz 1, 1-
2, 3 Totals: 19, 24-38, 62
SALEM (57): Dave Miller 3,1-2, 7; Dave Houle 3.
2-4, 8; John Cohen 4, 1-3, 9; Scott Bublin 4, 2-4. 10,
Mike McBride 7, 1-3, 15; Mike Sharp 2. 0-0, 4;
Norm Haygood 2. 0-1, 4 Total*: 25, 7-15, 57.
Total foals: EDSEL FORD 15, SALEM 25
Foaled oat: McBride (PS), Houle (PS).
EDSEL FORD
SALEM
ing, 178.25 points (season high);
McBratnie, 500 freestyle, 5:35.0.
CANTON-THURSTON
Joe
The Chiefs pounded Redford Thurston
last Tuesday, 104-71.
The two-time defending Western Six
League champs won five of 11 events.
Simrak, Luce, Stem and Hurley combined
to win the 200 medley relay in
1:59.0.
Simone was a double winner — 200
and 500 freestyles. Gaggi won diving
(154.15) while Luce place first in the
100 breaststroke (1:08.7).
11 14 13 19 -82
12 18 8 It -57
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Dave Malek of Plymouth Canton drives to the basket during first
quarter action against Northville. The Chief guard scored 13 points in
the upset win.
enough experience to match up with
him."
Lutes said his team got plenty of
good shots in the first half, but "we just
couldn't get them to go/ 1
"Our total strategy was destroyed by
getting behind so much," Lutes said
In the second half, Northvilfe made a
charge. The Mustangs cut Canton's
lead to 32-30 early in the final period
when Dave Greer scored two of his 12
(Continued on Page 2C)
Christian downs
Bethesda auintet
Plymouth Christian raised its basketball
record to 9-3 Friday with a
58-46 victory over Detroit Bethesda
Temple.
Jim Koss led the Eagles with 14
points. John Koss contributed 12
points. Both are forwards and both
snared six rebounds during the contest.
Mike Routledge, a guard, added
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2C(P,C) Monday, February 9, 1981
i?ocfc tankers splash Bentley
Successful season continues
Plymouth Salem, enjoying one of its
>est boys' swim seasons ever, continied
to roll Thursday night with a 101-
H victory at Livonia Bentley.
The Rocks are now 8-1-1 overall in
lual meets.
Salem coach Chuck Olson thinks of
lis team as a "dark horse" for the Sub*
jrban Eight League title, but Bentley
'oach Keith Wright thinks otherwise.
"He (Chuck) has a real solid team,"
;aid Wright. "He's got a lot of good

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Salem posts 10-3 dual mark
Rock wrestlers pin Bentley
Plymouth Salem's 1980-81 wrestling
season couldn't compare to
last year's, but the Rocks can still
be considered a good team.
Although the Rocks didn't match
last season's 13-0 dual-meet mark,
coach Ron Krueger's squad ended
their regular campaign on a high
note Thursday with a 60-6 win over
Livonia Bentley.
Salem concluded the year with a
10-3 record — all losses coming at
the hands of three of the state's topranked
teams.
Injuries have beset the Rocks
most of the year. Regulars Steve
Szilagyi (167 pounds) and Billy Ward
(119) did not compete against Bentley.
Szilagyi, a senior tri-captain,
was out with a bothersome knee.
Ward failed to make weight.
As it turned out. their absence had
little bearing on the final outcome.
"We haven't put our whole team
on the mat and I don't know if we
ever will," said Krueger, who led Salem
to a fourth-place finish in Class
A a year ago. "It used to be 10 guys
out, now it's only two."
Bentley coach Bill Riddle, in his
third season, is trying to bring the
school's program back to respectability.
"We had five kids the first year,
18 last year and 20 now," he said.
"Once we get the experience, we'll
have some champions. Right now
I'm trying to get a junior high program
going."
Bentley was also without two of
its better wrestlers — 112-pounder
Ron Rothley and heavyweight Steve
Kempfer.
"Right now we're working for
depth," Riddle said. "This is the first
time we've even had a junior varsity
and varsity team."
KRUEGER'S MATMEN recorded
seven pins out of 11 bouts.
Joe Ward, filling in for Szilagyi,
had the fastest pin of the night. He
took just 43 seconds to down Bentley's
Jamie Garrison.
Other Salem wrestlers winning by
pins included Dave Lucas (112
pounds), Dave Leist (119), Randy
Beaudoin (138), Rob Price (155),
Adam Golchuck (185), Scott Wickens
(198) and Ward.
Golchuck put Bentley's Dave Madonna
on his back with just one second
left in the match.
Jeff Vojcek, wrestling at 98
pounds, scored an impressive 20-1
decision over John Danielski of
Bentley. Rock teammate Bruce
Bachman downed Bentley's A1 Porter,
7-2, at 145 pounds.
In the 132-pound match, Salem's
Rob McDonald beat Bruce Young
handily, 10-2.
Bentley's lone winners were Curt
Boyea (126) and Bill Novak (105).
"Bill (Riddle) is a nice guy who
does a good job with his kids," said
Krueger. "He loves (he sport and
hopefully they'll come. They're
more competitive in that have more
people on the mat and not as many
voids. Their good people were also
out."
v
The only default came at heavyweight
as junior Marty Piper of Salem
was awarded the decision.
"Bentley will be back soon," predicted
Krueger. "I just hope they
don't make it to the point like the
rivarly we have with them in basketball."
Canton 'spike game'' kills Mott
Plymouth Canton downed Waterford
Mott for the second straight time, 15-9
and 15-6, in a Western Six League volleyball
match held Wednesday.
The Chiefs, now 3-3 in the league and
4-4 overall, had little trouble besting
the last-place Corsairs
In meeting earlier this year. Canton
won in three games.
"It was a very different game," said
Canton coach Cyndi Burnstein. "Our
spikers played well. They depressed
and discouraged Mott. When we hit
some good, hard spikes — they were
through."
Leading the spikers brigade were 5foot-11
Debbie Dickinson, Mary Reardon
and Marianne Pink.
Burnstein praised their play along
with 6-0 junior Robyn Hudgins, who alternated
with backcourt defensive specialist
Renee Edwards.
"Robyn has been helping us out more
and more each match," said Burnstein.
"The front row is her strong suit. Renee
(Edwards) played a very good game.
"She's a good defensive player from
the back row."
BURNSTEIN is hoping her team can
make a run at the end of the season.
"The league situation is not good for
us," she said. "I'm trying to be hopeful.
I'm not settled on this team as being
mediocre.
RU, Eagles head toward hoop battle
Redford Union coach Bill Foley said
his basketball team turned in its finest
performance of the season Friday in
beating Livonia Franklin, 85-62.
"That's the best we looked all year,"
Foley said. "We fast broke very well.
We played very good defense. That was
definitely the key and we're not making
fouls. We had a good passing game
and we out-rebounded them."
Jerry Burk, RU's 6-3 center, scored
27 points, grabbed 18 rebounds and
blocked six shots. Rocco Rucinski produced
15 points, Todd Hillis 14 and
Mike Lowney 10.
Three Franklin players were in double
figures. Mike Williamson scored 20
points, Terry Buchanan 14 and Jeff
Wojcik 10.
RU, now with a 7-0 Northwest Suburban
League record, travels to Redford
Thurston, 6-1, Friday in a battle that
Mat results Thursday
JUNIOR SWIMMING
Civ mouth-Canton 303, W|llow Run 17b
MEDLEY RELAY
P-C 1st place finishers
ROYS H AND UNDER Eric Bunch Jamison
Mpsserlv Matt Wisniewski and Patrick Vesnaugh.
1418 (100 yards) GIRLS K A N D UNDER: Kelly
Kische. Rev Gale. Nicole Hilfinger and Kellie
Adamczak 1 35 7
BOYS 9-10: Mickey Adamczak Chris Elliott.
Scott Swart/welter and Mick Neil 2 40 3 (200
yardsi
BOYS 11-12: Don Harwood. Paul Swartzinski.
Frank Wisnir-wski and Tonv Atwell. 2 24 5 (200
yardsi GIRLS 11-12: Michelle Stackpoole, Cindy
Elliott. I.on Shaffer and Mineo Gupta. 2 23 4
BOYS 13-14: Chuck Eudy. Jim Casler. Steve
Swartzinski and Shawn Shankie. 2 210 (200-yards)
FREESTYLE RELAY
1st place finishers f
BOYS 8 AND UNDER Bunch. Messerlv
Wisniewski and Vesnaugh. 1 32 2 (100 yardsi
GIRLS 8 AND UNDER Rische. Gale. Hilfinger
and Adamczak 1 28 0
BOYS 9-10: Kevin Stackpoole. Adamczak. Neil and
Swartzwelter. 2.24.8 (200 yards)
BOYS 11-12: Harwood. Swartzinski. Wisniewski
and Atwell. 2 07 4 (200 yards) GIRLS 11-12: Stackpoole.
Elliott. Shaffer and Gupta. 2:10 1
BOYS 13-14: Eudy. Casler.
Shankie. 2 02 1 (200 yards)
SPECIALTY BACKSTROKE
Swartzinski and
BOYS 8 AND UNDER: 2) M Wisniewski. 24 05
(25 yards), 3) Bunch. 24 73 GIRLS 8 AND UNDER:
1) Rische. 22 62. 2) Hilfinger. 22 76; 3) Adamczak.
23 16
BOYS 9-10:*2) Adamczak. 39 75 (50 yards); 3)
Stackpoole. 40 37 GIRLS 9-10: 2) Tracy Meszaros.
42 19
BOYS 11-12: 1) Harwood. 36 06 (50 yards); 2)
Swartzinski, 38 .11; 3) Atwell. 38 50 GIRLS 11-12:
1) Elliott, 36 7, 2) Shaffer. 36 8. 3) Stackpoole. 38 3
BOYS 13-14. 1) Casler. 1 17 1 (100 yards); 2)
Swartzinski, 1219, 3) Eudy. 1 22 2
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posted on the official bulletin board of the City of Plymouth, located at the corner of
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CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH
MEETING DATE CHANGE
ESTHER HULSING. Clerk
The Board of Trustees of the Charter Township of Plymouth will
hold its last meeting of the month for February on February 25,
1981 instead of on February 24, 1981 at 7:30 P.M. by motion at its
Regula^ Meeting of January 27, 1981.
Publish February 9 and 16,1981
NOTICE
CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH
BOARD OF REVIEW
ESTHER HULSING, Clerk
The Board of Review of the Charter Township of Plymouth will meet at the Township
Hall, 42350 Ann Arbor Road, Plymouth, Michigan, on:
Tuesday, March 3,1981 —
Monday, March 9,1981 —
Tuesday, March 10,1981 —
Thursday, March 19, 1981 —
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m. to 5.00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Commercial, Industrial and Multiple appeals by
appointment.
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
for reviewing tax assessments on Real and Personal property in the Charter Township
of Plymouth. Any taxpayer feeling unjustly assessed may and should appear at
this time
Agricultural Ratio 24.77 Factor 2.0186
Commercial Ratio 34.97 Factor 1.4299
Industrial Ratio 33.22 Factor 1.5052
Residential Ratio 24.77 Factor 2.0186
Personal Property Assessed at 50% of True Cash Value.
Petitions to be filed by the taxpayers for the purpose of protesting their assessments
must be filed with the Supervisor.
Publish February 9.16 and U. INI
"We still have the makings of a good
team."
Burnstein is trying to remedy Canton's
lack of quickness.
"We're trying to get the girls to play
faster," said the Canton coach. "We're
doing it in our practice drills."
The Chiefs will meet Northville Monday
at home. Canton will then host
league leader Livonia • Churchill
Wednesday.
v>
MAURICE M BREEN,
Supervisor and Secretary
to the Board of Review
Monday, February 9, 1981 (P.C)3C
SOCCER CLINIC SLATED
A soccer clinic for youngsters in
grades two through five is being offered
by the Canton Township Parks
and Recreation Department in cooperation
with Livonia Family Y.
The fee is $8 per person. Registrations
can be submitted in person or by
mail to: Canton Parks and Recreation
Department, 1150 South Canton Center
Road, Canton, 48188.
The four-week clinic is slated to begin
March 3 at three different sites:
3:30-4:30 p.m. and 4:30-5:30 p.m. Tuesdays
at Miller Elementary School; 3:45-
4:45 p.m. and 4:45-5:45 p.m. Wednesdays
at Field Elementary; 4-5 p.m. and
5-6 p.m. Thursdays at Isbister.
Each participant will receive a patch
and individual award.
For more information, call 397-1000.
PISTONS HOLD PREP
BASKETBALL SEMINAR
The Detroit Pistons will hold their
first annual poys High School Basketball
Seminar prior to the Pistons' 8:05
p.m. game with the Boston Celtics Feb
21 at the Pontiac Silverdome.
Among the speakers scheduled to appear
include Piston center Kent Benson,
forward Terry Tyler, assistant
coach Don Chaney and Bob Samaras,
who formerly coached at the University
of Windsor.
The seminar will start at 5:45 p.m.
with a tour of the Pistons' locker room.
That will be followed by discussion
'with trainer Mike Abdenour on training
techniques and conditioning.
The Pistons are offering speciallypriced
tickets for the Saturday game.
All $7 seats will go on sale for a group
rate of $3.50 per person.
sport shorts
For more information, call 338-
HOOP
SLOW-PITCH SOFTBALL
MEETING SCHEDULED
An organizational managers meeting
for the 1981 slow pitch softball season,
sponsored by the Canton Township
Parks and Recreation Department,
will be held at the end of the month.
The Men's Class A. B, C managers
will meet at 10 a.m. Feb 28 at the Canton
Recreation Center. 44237 Michigan
Avenue (at Sheldon). The women's
meeting will be held at 1 p.m.
Among the topics to be discussed at
the Saturday meeting are entry fees,
registration dates and policies, team
structures, rule changes, residency requirements
and schedules
For more information, call 397-1000
ROSE SHORES OFFERS
RACQUETBALL LEAGUES
" Racquetball leagues, sponsored by
the Canton Township Parks and Recreation
Department in conjunction with
Rose Shores Center, are being offered
for beginners and adults starting Feb
25.
A five-week beginners course will be
held from 10 30 to 11 30 am. each
Wednesday The registration fee, which
includes all court time and instruction,
is $20 per person
A 13-week men's league, to be held
at 8 and 8 30 p.m. each Wednesday, is
slated to begin on March 4 The women's
league will be held at 8 p.m each
Tuesday, beginning March 3
The registration fee is $63 per person.
For more information, call 397-1000
THURSDAY
SPECIAL
FISH FRY*
Deep fried cod fillets
lightly breaded, tartar sauce,
steak fries'. $2.95
•ft served after 5PM
The Family Restaurant & Pub
1020 W Ann Arbor Rd., Plymouth Mi 48170 313 459 4190
Ik 1020 WAr
NOTICE OF HEARING
CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF CANTON
TAX BOARD OF REVIEW
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Canton Township Board of Review will meet
starting Tuesday. March 3, 1981 and will meet until all protests are heard The hours
will be 9:00 a m to 5:00 p.m. daily, and on Monday. March 9. the Board will meet
from 9 00 a m to 1:00 p.m., and then again from 3 00 p m to 9 00 p m
All persons protesting their assessments must complete petitions prior to appearing
before the Board Petitions may be obtained by calling the Township offices at 397-
1000. or may be picked up at 1150 S Canton Center Road
Publish February 9 and 2J. 1981
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
CITY OF PLYMOUTH HOUSING COMMISSION
PROPOSAL AND QUOTATION FOR
PUBLIC LIABILITY AND/OR FIRE AND
EXTENDED COVERAGE INSURANCE
JAMES E POOLE
Supervisor
The Plymouth Housing Commission of the City of Plymouth will receive bid quotations
up to 11:00 a.m., Thursday, March 12, 1981, for Public Liability and/or Fire and
Extended Coverage Insurance for one (1) 60 unit senior citizen housing facility AND
(1) 108 unit senior facility: The 108 figure represents a 48 unit addition to the present
60 units which is anticipated to be completed March 15, 1981
The Housing Commission reserves the right to accept or reject any or all proposals in
whole or in part and to waive any irregularities pertaining thereto
Proposals and quotations are to be addressed to Sharon Lee Thomas. Housing Director,
1160 Sheridan, Plymouth, MI 48170, in a sealed envelope bearing the inscription
"PROPOSAL AND QUOTATION FOR PUBLIC LIABILITY
AND/OR FIRE A EXTENDED COVERAGE INSURANCE -
ELDERLY HOUSING"
Requirements and specifications for quotations and proposals to be submitted are on
file in the Office of the Housing Commission, and may be procured at any time during
normal office hours - 8:S0 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. weekdays. Additional information required
for submission of these proposals by prospective bidders is available from the
Housing Director.
i
SHARON LEE THOMAS, Director
Plymouth Housing Commission
Publish Febnury ». 1911
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"Violence is beautiful" award goes to Martin Scorsese
for "Raging Bull," starring Robert De Niro as boxing
champ Jake La Motta.
the movies
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Picking the best
and the worst
of 1980's films
Believing that recognition should be more definitive than 10 best
or 10 worst of anything, I've listed some specific awards I would
like to bestow on movies of this past year.
Most disgusting horror movie: "I Spit on Your Grave," selected
for reasons too disgusting to elaborate.
Funniest movie: "Airplane," a nutty spoof with splendid casting;
it maintained its goofy vitality from beginning to end.
Technological breakthrough: black and white photography. You
think color is something? Wait until you see the most recent discovery
— black and white. Catch it in "Raging Bull." "The Elephant
Man" or "Stardust Memories." Before you know it they'll
make movies without sound
FLATTEST COMEDIES of the year: all those mate-switching
movies that seem to have Shirley MacLaine in them.
Most energetic and successful film debut: Dolly Parton, who did
more than manage against tough competition in "Nine to Five."
The Sam Peckinpah "violence is beautiful" award: to Martin
Scorsese for the boxing ring bloodletting in "Raging Bull."
Best music: "The Competition." How can you beat a score by
Beethoven, Prokofiev, Brahms, Chopin and Liszt 7 '
JJnsung heros: Daniel Pollock, Eduardo Delgado, Ralph Grierson,
Lincoln Mayorga and Chester Swiatowski — the pianists who
made Richard Dreyfuss, Amy Irving and the other finalists in "The
Competition" sound great.
Best animal actor: Clyde, the orangutan, in "Any Which Way
You Can." Watch out when he learns to sing and dance.
Most misleading title: "The Great Santini," an exceptionally
good film about family relationships with a title that made everyone
think it was about a circus act.
BEST YOUNG ACTOR: a draw between Timothy Hutton, who
played the tormented son in "Ordinary People," and Michael
O'Keefe, who played the angry son in "The Great Santini."
Most disappointing film: "Popeye," for neutering the hero and
overworking the social situation in order to make "a statement."
Most frustrating title: "The Big Red One." You have to see the
movie to figure out which words get the accent and what the title
means, then you have to ask yourself if it was worth it.
Best Taste: "The Stunt Man," for location shooting at Hotel del
Coronado in San Diego.
Most damaging to a profession: "The Awakening." Lops 30
points off the IQ of every archaeologist.
Most confusing title: "Gates of Heaven," the documentary about
pet cemeteries, which is not to be confused with "Heaven's Gate,"
"Days of Heaven," or for that matter, "Gate of Hell."
TURNABOUT AWARD: to Tommy Lee Jones, who was such a
dolt in "The Betsy" and so surprisingly good as Sissy Spacek's
(Loretta Lynn's) husband in "Coal Miner's Daughter."
Once is enough: to any movie with a "2," "II" or "Two" in the
titte.
Most successful film debut was made by Dolly Parton as
executive secretary to lecherous Dabney Coleman in "Nine
to Five/'
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ALTERED STATES (R). Ken Russell sci-fi film about a man's exploration
of altered states of consciousness From novel by Paddy Chayefsky.
ANY WHICH WAY YOU CAN (PG). Clint Eastwood, Clyde (the orangutan)
and team of "Every Which Way But Loose," united for more
comic mayhem.
THE ELEPHANT MAN (PG). Largely true story of grossly deformed
man rescued from sordid life by compassionate doctor. Fine acting by
John Hurt, Anthony Hopkins and John Gielgud balances out directorial
shortcomings.
FORT APACHE, THE BRONX (R). Paul Newman and Edward Asner in
powerful drama about embattled police precinct in New York's violent
and devastated South Bronx.
THE INCREDIBLE SHRINKING WOMAN (PG). Lily Tomlin is happy
suburban housewife who faces big problems when she finds she is
growing smaller every day.
THE JAZZ SINGER (PG). Ridiculous remake magnifies all the faults of
what's at the movies
Monday, february 9,1981 (R.W.Q-306C*
the first talking motion picture made in 1927. The story doesn't get
any better. The songs get worse.
KAGEMUSHA (The Shadow Warrior) (PG). Director Akira Kurosawa's
spectacular epic of the struggle for power among rival clans in 16th
century Japan told through the story of a thief who takes the places of
a dying wdrlord he resembles.
THE MIRROR CRACKD (PG). Aged but glamorous stars populate film
based on Agatha Christie novel with spinster sleuth, Miss Jane Marpie.
NINE TO FIVE (PG). Comedy with Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin and Dolly
Parton as three secretaries who scheme to get rid of their boss
ORDINARY PEOPLE (R). Robert Redford's directorial debut is a
smash in this extraordinarily well-acted, moving film about a "perfect"
family trying to cope with a son's mental illness
POPEYE (PG). It will take more than spinach to save this "Popeye"
from defeat brought on by slack direction, a highly forgettable musical
score and a generally mean conception of characters and situation.
Class teaches Piano Readiness to kindergarteners
A nine-week Piano Readiness class
for kindergarten children will be offered
beginning Thursday at Schoolcraft
College in Livonia.
Music instructor Don Morelock said
the class is designed to help parents,
children and teachers determine potential
musical talent and interest of students
before making a major commit-
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piano study.
Piano Readiness will provide children
an opportunity to experience
rhythmic activites, pre-notational
reading and creative musical games in
an informal atmosphere. It also serves
as preparation for future music study,
either with piano or another instru-
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platinum and gold, this classic band has busted out with its biggest hit ever. It should
come as no surprise. Hi Infidelity is in the great tradition of REO Speedwagon.
A well-earned name in the best game there is.
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304 Farmmgton-
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306 Soolhlieid Lalhrup
3t)7 MiltO'd Highland
308 Rochester Troy
300 Royal Oak Oak Pa-k
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3 10 Commerce Union Lake
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313 Dearborn
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314 Plymouth-Canton
3 lb Northville Novi
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320 Other Suburban
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324 Macomb County
325 Washtenaw County
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330 Apt For Sale
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334 Ou> 0' lown Property
336 Florida Property
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360 Business Opportunities
36' Money 'o Loan
edroom, 14 Daths, attached 2 car ga
age and decorated to perfection' Ex
•ellent location
HARHYS
WOLFE
COMPANY
421-5660
314 Plymouth-Canton
ASSUMPTION
with 9% Interest or land contract terms
can move you into this beautifully deco^
rated 4 bedroom Canton "Colonial offering
24 baths, family room, fireplace
with heat-o-lator, huge country kitchen
and master bedroom, 2 car attached garage
Owner transferred Call today
$80,900
Century 21
Boardwalk div. 459-3600
CITY OF PLYMOUTH 14 story
brick, 3 bedrooms, newly remodeled
bath, kitchen & large rec room in basement
2 car garage Immaculate Sim
pie assumption, blended or convention
al $71,900 Call after 5 459 0921
BEST BUY!
$62,900 Family room, and fireplace,
highlight this brick ranch Complete
with lull tiled basement and 2 car ga
rage 3 bedrooms, excellent area and
immediate occupancy Owner trans
ferred'
HARRYS
WOLFE
COMPANY
421-5660
BLEND MORTGAGE
OR ASSUMPTION
(1 we), Possible on this freshly decorat
ed 4 bedroom quad-level home, featuring
26x15 family room with fireplace
and 24 baths i/ocated in prestigious
Nottingham Forest Easy access to
1-275 and Airport Only $79,500 ML
94157
Century 21
VINCENT N LEE
EXECUTIVE TRANSFER SALES
851-4100
BUILDERS decorated models
Ranches, quads, colonials From
$79,900 I2V«% mortgages available
Crescendo Homes 455 3110
CWE LIKE PLYMOUTH SO MUCH
Wo bought a "HOME" for ourselves here! It's just south of the Mayflower Hotel. Please
stop in and say HELLO.
City of Northville. Colonial home in cul-de-sac location.
Screened porch, full basement. Land contract
available.
$75,000 ' 459-2430
Downtown Plymouth, 2,000 sq. ft. office or commercial
space for lease. Excellent Main St. exposure.
Call for Appointment 459-2430
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Colonial on '/* acre in Northville. Family room has
studio ceiling. Ceramic brick foyer, hardwood floors.
$107,900
Sharp Colonial in Canton's "Century Farms".
Charming enclosed patio, fireplace ifn the family
room, stained woodwork.
$67,500 1 459-2430
New Lifting: Sprawling 4 bedroom ranch on 5Vi rolling acres. Terms available ' $225,000.
Nevl Listing: Lowest price in subdivision. Four bedroom Colonial with master bath and family room. . .^$73,900.
N«* Listing: 12 acres Canton Center Rd.*4 commercial, 8 residential - contract terms $159,000.
C3 1=} 498 SOUTH MAIN PLYMOUTH 459-2430
M Weir, Manuel, Snyder & Ranke
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812 Motorcycles Go-Karts
Mini-Bikes
813 Motorcycle Paris
A Service
814 Campers Motorhomes
8 16 Auto Trucks Parts
. 4 Service
818 Auto Rentals Leasing
8 19 Auto Financing
820 Autos Wanted
82 1 Junk Cars Wanted
822 Trucks For Sale
823 Vans
824 Spoils imported Cars
852 Classic Cars
854 American Motors
856 Buick
858 Cadillac
860 Chevrolet
862 Chrysler
864 Dodge
866 Ford
870 Jeep 4-Wheel Drive
87? Lincoln
874 Mercury
876 Oldsmobiie
878 Plymouth
880 Pontiac
884 Volkswagen
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
3 Accounting Service
4 Advertising
5 Air Conditioning
6 Aluminum Cleaning
9 Aluminum Siding
12 Appliance Service
15 Asphalt
16 Asphalt Sealcoating 93 Furniture
18 Auto & Truck Repair 95 Gas Appliance Repair
21 Awnings 96 Garages
?4 Basemenl Waterprootinc 97 Golf Club Repair
?5 Bathtub Retinishmg 98 Greenhouses
26 Bicycle Maintenance 99 Gutters
27 Brick Block & Cement 102 Handyman
29 Boat Docks 105 Hauling
30 Bookkeeping Service 108 Heating
31 Building Inspection 11 1 Home Sately
33 Building Remodeling 112 Humidifiers
36 Burglar Fire Alarm 114 Income Ta»
39 Carpentry 115 Industrial Services
40 Business Machine Repair 116 insurance Photography
4? Carpel Cleaning 117 Insulation
45 Carpet Oyemg ,^20 Interior Decoraling
48 Carpet Laying
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5 1 Carpet Repair 126 Jewelry Repairs
52 Catering-Flowers S Clocks
54 Ceiling Work 129 Landscaping
55 Chimney Cleaning 132 I awn Mower Repa»
56 Chimney Bidg & Repair 135 Lawn Maintenance
57 Christmas Trees 138 Lawn Sprinkling
58 Clock Repau 142 Linoleum
59 Commercial Steam 146 Lock Service
Cleaning 14 7 Medical
60 Consumer Services 14« Maid Service
61 Construction Equipment 149 Mobile Home Service
62 Draperies 150 Moving Storage
63 Dressmaking & Tailoring 152 Mirrors
64 Drainage Surface 155 Music Instruction
66 Electrical 157 Musical Inslrumenl
67 Electrolysis Repair
69 Encavalmg 158 New Home Services
72 Fences 165 Painting Decorating
75 Fireplaces 1 70 Patios
78 Firewood 175 Pest Control
81 Floor Service 178 Photography
87 Floodlight 180 Pianb Tuning
90 Furnace Repair 185 Pmbali Repair
200 Plastering
215 Plumbing
220 Pools
22 1 Porcelain Refimshmg
222 Printing
223 Recreational Vehicle
Service
225 Refiriishing
229 Refrigeration
233 Roofing
234 Saw Sharpening
235 Screen Repair
237 Septic Tanks
24 1 Sewer Cleaning
245 Sewing Machine Repair
249 Slipcovers
253 Snow Removal
254 Storm Doors
255 Stucco
257 Swimming Pools
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263 Tennis Courts
265 Terrariums
269 Tile Work
273 Tree Service f
275 Typing
276 Typewriter Repair
27 7 Upholstery
281 Vacuums
283 Vinyl flepau
283 Ventilation &
Attic Fans
284 Wallpapering
285 Wall Washing
289 Water Softening
293 Welding
294 Well Drilling
297 Windows
298 Woodworking
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314 Plymouth-Canton
BY OWNER - N Canton ASSUME
8*4% or Land Contract Spacious 4 bed
room Colonial, built 1977, large kitchen,
2 car attached garage, family room
fireplace, finished basement, automatic
sprinkling system, energy saving insu
lation package, central air, lots of extras
Moving out of state Sell consider
ably below appraised value 455-2294
Close, Active Family
Land contract on this gorgeous
3 bedroom home, features
include - 2 fireplaces,
family room, game room,
beautiful kidney-shaped
pool, 2 car attached garage
with door opener. $89,900.
Ask for:
DANNY-REA
Century 21
Gold House Realtors
45^6000
Excellent Terms
on this City of Plymouth 3
bedroom brick ranch with
Vh baths, carpeted finished
basement with fireplace, 2 x /i
car garage., oversize lot and
land contract or assumption
available. $60,900. Call:
ED PRINGLEMEIER
CENTURY 21
Gold House Realtors
420-2100
GATHERING ROOM
Beautiful gathering room with beamed
ceiling and natural fireplace accents
this 3 bedroom ranch home Featuring
a modern kitchen, large dining area,
huge patioSmth fountain, and a 24 car
insulated garage Land Contract
$59,500
HARRYS ,
WOLFE
COMPANY
474-5700
GREEN THUMB??
Now is the time to buy this delightful
maintenance-free Ranch in Plymouth
Twp, on extra large corner lot, perfect
for gardening 2 bedrooms + extra
room in basement Harwood floors and
loors, garage with opener LAND CON
rRACT AVAILABLE Asking $62,500
\sk for ADRIENNE STAR
Real Estate Network
John Cole Realty
455-8430
NEW ENGLAND SUB.
Four bedroom Colonial with 24 baths,
formal dining room, large family room
with natural fireplace, recreation
room, attached2 car garage with elec
trie eye Beautiful lot, owner trans
ferred and home priced to sell at
$87,500
GARLING
Realty
453-4800
PLYMOUTH, immediate occupancy
New luxury 3 bedroom home in excel
[lent location 2,100 sq ft
459 9396
' PRICE REDUCTION
Lovely 3 bedroom Colonial in afford
.ible Holiday Park Country kitchen,
carpeting thru-out, family room with
natural fireplace, full basement and attached
garage Immediate occupancy
All this for Only $63,900
Real Estate
NETWORK
John Cole Realty
455-8430 255-5330
REACH OUT
for something special - huge
customized quad on oversize
lot, finished rec room,
plus family room with natural
fireplace, central air, main
floor utility, attached garage,
and land contract or assume
3'/«% mortgage. $75,900.
Call:
ED PRINGLEMEIR
CENTURY 21
Gold House Realtors
420-2100
314 Plymouth-Canton
PEACE & QUIET
COUNTRY LOT
Only 20 minutes to downtown Detroit
super sharp 3 bedroom ranch on dead
?nd street Brand new carpeting,
Franklin fireplace in family room, at
tached garage, simple assumption
available $60,900
Red Carpet
RICHTER & ASSOC ' SM-S5fl 522 350«
THIS EVER POPULAR VISCOUNT
RANCH offers quality, choice
location and fine schools Ad
ditional features include 3
bedrooms, 14 baths, family
room with fireplace and a terrific
rec room in the full base^
ment All this in a setting with
a park-like view $85,900 Call
261 5080
Thompson-Brown
315 Northville-Novi
JUST REDUCED $14,000 Must Sacri
fice' Top auality custom built 1977
home 3 bedrooms, den, formal dining
room, family room. Florida room,
dream kitchen, attached garage Was
$104,000, reduced to $89,900 Hurry"
ERA - MASTER
ASSOCIATES
478-7550
LUXURIOUS All brick ranch with a
walkout basement nestled on approxinately
4 acre surrounded by mature
.rees for intimate privacy with a year-
-ound running brook 24 baths, natural
ireplace, 2 car attached garage and
•lean as a new home Immediate occu
oancy Call Joe Durso for an appoint
nent
Re/Max West, Inc.
261-1400
NAME YOUR TERMS
on this desirable, well priced
Colonial in Northville Commons
4 bedrooms, 24 baths,
den, first floor laundry and
side entrance garage Charm
ing family room with fireplace
and rich carpeting throughout
$113,900 Call 261-5080
Thompson-Brown
NOVI modern 3 bedroom brick Utility
room, carport Large fenced lot As
iumable 7% mortgage $49,900 Owner
Call after 5 30pm, 477 8980
NOVI-TERMS-TERMS
Brand new 2,500 sq ft. spacious Brick
Colonial Including 4 bedrooms, den. 24
ceramic baths. Cathedral family room,
1st floor laundry, fireplace, wood
thermo-windows. wood trim. & Much
More Located in Desirable Turtle
Creek Sub All for a modest $119,900
including 10*4% financing.
MASCIUI.LI BLIX; CO 476 3737
SHOW PLACE
On the 1978 Northville Home
Tour, interior decorator and
owner did a great job to
make this a warm family
home and entertainment
center. 4 bedrooms, den, 2%
baths, central air, finished
basement, move in and Invite
your friends for a preview
of one-of-a-kind home.
$159,900. Ask for:
JIM ELDRIDGE
Century 21
Gold House Realtors
459-6000
316 Westland
Garden City
ASSUME
This low interest rate mortgage on this
immaculate 3 bedroom Colonial featuring
modern kitchen, family room with
natural fireplace, 14 baths, and 2 car
attached garage A superb buy at
$63,900
EARL KEIM
Midwest, Inc. 477-0880
BUY A BARGAINI
Home must be sold! Land Contract
terms' 3 bedrooms, 14 bats, family
room, fireplace, garage ind basement
$54,900
HARRY S
WaFE
COMPANY
421-5660
FINE ASSUMPTION or land contract on this spacious
Colonial in a prime Northville area. 3 bedrooms, famity
room, library, 2h baths, large lot, much more.
$142,500.
TERRIFIC ASSUMPTION, beautifully decorated three
bedroom two bath Livonia ranch home, fully carpeted,
buitt-ins, lovely reoreation room with bar. 2 car garage.
$69,900.
SENSATIONAL STARTER HOME. 2 bedroom aluminum
sided home in Wayne, a land contract Is possible
and It is just $25,900
316 Westland
Garden City
GARDEN CITY 3 bedroom brick, 24
baths, professionally finished basement
with wet-bar, all appliances'and win
low treatments stay, 2 car garage, all
kinds of storage space, desirable location,
FHA, VA, or conventional $59,900
425 0463
HERE IT IS
Completely remodeled 3 bedroom bungalow,
newer carpeting thru out, coun
try kitchen with appliances, open staircase,
huge master bedroom, beautifully
finished basement, garage, only
$45,900, terms
Castelli
525-7900
NEWLYWEDS - $39,900
First offering on this SPARKLING
CLEAN, brick ranch Just like new in
side and out 1 A 3 bedroom home with
large kitchen, gas heat, large fenced
yard The best buy in the area'"
HARRY S .
WOLFE
COMPANY
421-5660
WFSTI^ND brand new, 3 bedroom
brick ranch, carpeted, basement,
$47,900 10% interest, $5900 down.
D A Ross Realty 326 8300
WESTLAND- 3 bedroom brick ranch,
14 baths, finished basement, 24 car
garage, patio, extras, $62,000 Assume
522 9278 729 0607
WOW
What a deal, only $10,000 down, 11%.
enormous 4 bedroom brick tri level, 2
full baths, country kitchen, huge family
room, attached
model in sub,
car garage, largest
Castelli
525-7900
$62,900
YOUNG AT HEART
$42,500 First offering' Don't hesitate to
see this most attractive brick ranch
with aluminum trim and complete with
2 car garage Ready to move into, car
peted throughout, 3 bedrooms, large
country kitchen and "Not another like it
at this price'"
HARRYS
WOLFE
COMPANY
421-5660
YOUNG MODERNS
Move right into this freshly decorated 2
bedroom aluminum sided ranch home
This city approved home has modern
kitchen, garage and immediate occu
pancy $35,900
HARRY S
WOLFE
* COMPANY
474-5700
$57,900
Simple assumption or land contract
terms available on this comfortable 3
bedroom brick ranch with attached garage.
natural fireplace, central air.
loorwall to deck and treed enclosed
rear yard Call now
Century 21
Boardwalk dlv. 459-3600
Monday, February 9, 1981
PLYMOUTH
CANTON
BLOOM FIE LP
LIVONIA
ONE CALL
Reach 12
All real estate advertising in this
newspaper is subiect to the Federal
Fair Housing Act of 1968 which
makes it illegal to advertise any
preference, limitation or discrimina-
tion based on race, color religion
sex Or an intention to make any
such preference limitation or dis-
crimination
316 Westland
Garden City
4 BEDROOMS
Brick ranch on large corner lot, 4 bath
and walk in closet off master bedroom,
family room, full basement. 2 car garage,
located close to everything and
asking just $57,500
GARLING
Realty
453-4800
318 Redford
WHERE ELSE
can you find a family room 28x20. 4
bedroom. 2 full baths, basement, 2
car garage, large lot in Redford asking
$46,900. Call 476-9100 LG-4
CONDOMINIUM
Beautiful condominium in downtown
Farmington River Glen, walk to
stores. Great view overlooks courtyard
and ravine. Offers land contract
terms. Asking $43,900. Call Virginia at
476-9100
BRICK BUNGALOW
beautifully maintained with three bedrooms
and a full basement. Assume
10V* interest rate. Ask for Larry 476-
9100 LD-1
ATTRACTOVE
Split level, two bedroom, basement
and attached garage. Prime area facing
Redford Golf Course. LG-1. <
COMMERCIAL
W. 8 Mile Road - Southfield. Lot
55x139.5 and 2 cement block buildings.
Front one currently used for
sales. Parts storage plus small living
quarters. Back one for repair service
and storage area. Land contract
terms. Ask for Dorothy. Call at 476-
9100
CHARMING 3 bedroom brick ranch, 4
acre, family room fireplace. 2 baths,
dishwasher. 24 car attached garage
many extras L C or assume 94%
mortgage $68,900 531-7970
EASY TERMS
on this cute and clean 1 bedroom
maintenance free
home on good size lot
withattached garage Only
$23,500. Ask for:
RON or AL
CENTURY 21
Gold House Realtors
420-2100
LAND CONTRACT - $47,900
Brick ranch complete with full finished
basement and garage Priced to sell
with excellent terms' This is a S bed
room home, carpeted throughout, gas
heat and quick occupancy'
HARRYS
WOLFE
COMPANY
421-5660
OPEN SUN. 3-6
11392 SIOUX
S of Plymouth Rd E of Inkster
(71-si) 3 bedroom bungalow, large master
up Full basement, garage Owner
transferred Move in now 1 $43,500
Century 21
VINCENT N LEE
EXECUTIVE TRANSFER SALES
851-4100
REDFORD TWP - 3 bedroom, brick
ranch, fenced yard, garage, finished rec
room. $48,900
Ijiverne Eady & Assoc 626-4711
Cham berlai"
RE Ai TOPS'
BIRMI
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OPPORTUNITY
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tate which is ip violation ol the
0v r readers are hereby informed
mat an dwellings advertised in this
ie»spaper are available on tr
equal opportunity basis
318 Redford
REDUCED $3000 Sharp 3 bedroom'
brick ranch large living room with*
fireplace, 14 baths 24 car garage
covered patio, finished basement with
wet bar, immaculate Must see to ap
preciate $53,500 Call after 6PM or
weekends 537 6146
SIMPLE ASSUM1TION at 9»."\ B>
Owner' 4 bedroom brick Bungalow in S
Redford Large remodeled kitchen oak
floors. 2 car garage A much more
$52,900 For appointment. 937 1989
SUPER BUY -$39,900
Immediate occupancy on this attrac
live aluminum ranch near Western
Country Club Full basement gas heal
appliances included The besi buy in
the area'
HARRYS
WOLFE
COMPANY
421-5660
1 brdroom. 14 story, aluminum ga
age remodeleid kitchen partially fin
shed basemenl gas fireplace $13 000
tssumes $42,400 Owner
302 Birmingham
Bloomfield
8051
ASSUMABLE 10*4 % mortgage b\
owner 3 bedrooms. I 4 story in Pem
broke Manor Fireplace dining room
porch 2 car garage basement $18 700
equity to assume Open Sun 1 4pm
645 9585 After 5pm 649 0173
AUCTION Very new 4 bedroom cola
nial 14 Mile Lahser Master bedroom
has his & her baths 4 S of an acre lot J
car attached garage Loaded with ex
tras Renting $1,690 Der month Ap^
praised $155,000 Minimum bid
$131,000 Call Jane 642 6755
BIRMINGHAM cape cod western view
of Birmingham country club 3 bed
rooms. 2 full baths, 2 fireplaces, &
much more Assumable 9% mortgage
asking $135 000 1899Norfolk 646 4252
BIRMINGHAM Pembroke Manor 4
bedroom, brick. I 4 story, family room
fireplace buyers only $64,000 LT
20% down 642 1620 or Eves 649 4747
BIRMINGHAM Quarlon School Trad
itional 2 story brick 3 bedrooms sepa
rate dininj room, modern kitchen fam
ily gathering area 2 car attached ga
rt^e, traffic free setting Progressively
ma ntained Clean & fresh thru out
$12'- 000 645 2945
LOOMFIELD 4 bedroom ranch fam
i|y room, newly redone inside I out. GE
appliances, assumable mortgage
$124,500 646 1260 or 557 4022
BIRMINGHAM 3 bedroom brick
ranch, fenced treed lot. gas heal priced
for quick sale assumption or special
mortgage package available 644 2686
or 642 7273
BY OWNER
LISTINGS FOR
BUYERS .nd SELLERS
(NO COMMISSIONS OR CONTRACTS)
B1001-8loofnfiekJ luxury Coodo. assume 11%% Must sell fast'
T345 - No Royal Oak, 4 bedrooms. 2'* baths assume $78 900
L956-Lathrup Village, 4 bedrooms. 3 baths, custom buill
E970-Clawson, 3 bedrooms, 1% baths. LC. or assume, $66,900
G1010 - Clarkston, 3 bedrooms, 1% baths, extras, $54,500
MANY OTHER PROPER TIES CMSPL A YED IS OUR OffCE
EREE BUYERS GUIDE WITH PICTURES AND DESCRIPTIONS
aS4 8. ADAMS
L.RMINGHAM
642-1620 ADVER TISING
MODEL TERMS
Come see our display of excellent
terms on this three bedrooms, decorated,
very well maintained, former
model home, desirable Canton location.
(PC30) $64,500. 455-5200
STRETCH YOUR LEGS
It s a clear run with land contract
terms, simple assumption, and a
three bedroom package that will add
nutrition to your budget Beautiful environment
(PC29) $52,600 455-5200
BEAT THE SEASON
Hit a home run in the quaint, quality
town of Plymouth. Beautiful four bedroom
that shimmers in decor and
cleanliness. All offers welcome (PGs)
$64,500. 455-5200
PROFIT NO LOSS
Your statement will read excellence In
your gain and satisfaction This beautiful
three bedroom ranch is an absolute
must to see (PA 10) $63,500 455-
5200
LET'S MAKE A DEAL!
This exquisite four bedroom family
quad will boost your desires to move.
Excellent simple assumption. Central
location with convenience to churches,
schools and shopping. (PW7)
$82,900. 455-5200
• IIV0«IA-FAMII*GT0« 471-1100
•tftSTLAWMUROCXCrTY 721-MOC
•PlYMOUTH-#C*THVIlL£ i»-S200
• BRIGHTON 23-W5C
•ALLEN PARK JII-2200 £>l
4

8C*(R.W,G-6C)
302 Birmingham
Bloom field
BIRMINGHAM tri-levei, J bedrooms.
14 baths, large family room & rec
room. 2 fireplace*, 2 rtew furnaces, new
carpet, large treed lot, Midvale School
$113,000 Land contract 647-3)54
BIRMINGHAM-1424 Henrietta near
downtown. 3 bedroom, 14 hath.living
room, dining room den. large Tamily
room, finished rec room Central air
Land contract 188,#00
647 4811 399 7272
CHOICE Oakland Hills Country Club location.
beautiful J bedroom 24 bath
ranch, on the 18 th fairway Large family
room with- fireplace, lovely living
room dining area with fireplace, cen
tral air. enclosed porch overlooking
golf course Large lot with circular
drive 646 2495
CONTEMPORARY QUAD
Builder's own 3850 sq ft 5 bedroom.
34 plus 4 bath custom built home In
viting great room witH cathedral ceil
mg and full service entertainment area
plus lower level family room and guest
suite Formal dining room, custom
kitchen and for total enjoyment, an in
ground 20*38 heated pool surrounded
by beautiful landscaping on a rear slop
ing lot Circular drive, central air,
alarm system and much, much more is
now available By Owner with Land
Contract terms and excellent financing
$260 000 For appointment, call week
davs. 352 2013, weekends 569 1050
OPEN SAT & SUN. 1-4
2336 Park Ridge
N off Sq Lake. W ol Adams
Spacious 4 bedroom colonial backing to
woods Truly move in condition. Bloom
field Hills schools, simple assumption,
blend rate or LC $126.50i>
See Dorothy Craven
KIN6SWAY ASSOC ERA
642-4300
303 West Bloomfield
BUILDER'S MODEL CLOSEOUT
4 bedroom colonial 24 baths large
kitchen with breakfast nook & appli
ances let floor laundry, formal dining,
familyroom with wet bar & fireplace 2
car garage complete landscape, 9*4%
financing LoPiccolo Homes, 474 2930
FOUR BEDROOM 24 bath colonial
across S Wabeek Big hilly lot, central
air Bloomfield Hills schools. 91, as
sumable $119 900 626 1497
304 Farmington
Farmington Hills
BUILDER'S MODEL
CLOSE OUT
LAST ONE LEFT!
Spacious 3 bedroom ranch 2 full baths,
family room wijh fireplace, living
room, dining room, all built ins, extra
insulation fully carpeted, professional
Iv landscaped, VA approved immediate
occupancy' $55,500 Call DICK COURY
global
HOMES. INC
522-6500
BY OWNER 2 year old premium
ranch 2460 sq ft 3 bedrooms plus den
24 baths, energy package, deck, wood
ed lot $159,900 Call after 6 477 0164
EXCEPTIONAL FARM colonial on
wooded hillside acre lot in all custom
sub 4 bedroom, 24 baths, family room
plus large hobby room, attached ga
rage $209,900 For appt 474 8467
FARMINGTON charming historic
home leaded glass, modern kitchen,
new plumbing & electric, land contract
terms. $68,900
D A Ross Realty 326 8300
O A E
Monday, February 9{ itfbl
©>
^04 Farmington
Farmington Hills

400 Apartments For Rent
APARTMENT- 1 bedroom. $215 month
willi utilities Security deposit required
jmm^U^occu(*Bcy. upancy. Garden City No
5PM 421-5713
ARE YOU SPECIAL-
You «re 1/ yo« live at Great Oaki, 940
Oak wood Dr . Rocbwter We have a lew
1 & 2 bedroom apts lor immediate occupancy
From *M6 to $S45 651 2460
AXTELL ROAD APTS.
HEAT INCLUDED
One and 2 Bedroom Apartments from
$330 Balconies, Carpeting, Carports.
Air Conditioning. Swimming Pool, Club
house No Pets, Adults Preferred
Cloae to
Maple. 1 Block
Somerset Mall
1 Block North of
of Coolidge. near
FOR APPOINTMENT
Contact Manager Bonnie Miller
TROY 643-9109
BEAUTIFUL WESTLAND AREA At
tractive 1 bedroom apartment, $270
monthly Spacious 2 bedroom apart
ment, $295 monthly Carpeted, decorated
It heat included
Country Village Apartments 728 2880
BEAUTIFUL I and 2 bedroom apart
ments Elevator building Outer r
Jeffries Manager. 533-5213
557-0770
BERG - 7 Mile, 1 bedroom, all utilities
fxcept electric, $240 plus security de
posit adults preferred, no pets 537 2956
BIRMINGHAM Adams Rd.. 1 bedroom
arpeted, air, laundry St storage facili
lies Close to shopping & transportation
1st last h security deposit $310 After
Spm 543 5842
BLOOMFIELD HILLS I bedroom stu
dio apartment (maids quarters) sepa
rate entrance, freshly decorated $70
per week Heal, electric, stove St refng
erator included After 6pm 647 5914
858 7J33
BONNIE BROOK
APARTMENTS
1 BEDROOM, $270
2 BEDROOM, $310
INCLUDES HEAT
Carpeting, air conditioning,
swimming pool.
19800 Telegraph
Nest to Bonnie Brook Golf Club
Office Hrs.
9am-5pm Weekdays
9am-2pm Saturdays
538-2530
BOTSFORD PLACE
GRAND RIVER-8 MILE
Behind Botsford Hospital
Inflation Fighting Prices
1 BEDROOM FOR$3()9
2 BEDROOM for $369
3 BEDROOM for $439
PETS PERMITTED
Smoke Detectors Installed
Singles Welcome
Immediate Occupancy
We Love Children
HEAT 4 WATER INCLUDED
Quiet prestige address, swimming pool,
air conditioning, carpeting, stove L refrigerator.
all utilities except electricity
included Warm apU Laundry facili
Ucs Intercom system Good security
Playground on premises For more information,
phone
477-8464
27883 Independence
Farmington Hills
BLOOMFIELD ORCHARD ApU
A beautiful Urge apt air, carpeting.
I, excellent security quie< buildings,
Ct, hot water Excellent location 1
bedroom - $210, 2 bedroom • 1310 2457
S Blvd. Auburn HU W of 1-75
332 IMS 731-1826
BLOOMFIELD Attractive 2 bedroom.
1W bath apartment in Corcord PUce
$425 including beat Days 544-4381
after 4pm 335 5583
BRIGHTON
THE GLENS AT HAMILTON FARMS
Situated in a quiet, wooded area Rent
als from 1275 Pilot Rd off Grand Riv
313-229-^727
OR VISIT MO BECKET, APT 4
O A E
BIRMINGHAM AREA
2 4 3 bedroom luxury ApU
$615 - $750
647 1508
BIRMINGHAM
Cory, clean 1 bedroom Apt
Carpeted Heat included. $310
•>46 6774 646 5467
BIRMINGHAM Complete downstairs
>f lovely downtown duple* on Frank
Street Recently remodeled 1 bedroom
arge living roam, kitchen 4 basement
Laundry St utilities included $395 per
nonth Weekdays. Mr Lund. 549 0100
BIRMINGHAM -
DOWNTOWN APTS
Luxury appliances, plush
carpeting and elevators.
Furnished apts available
1 & 2 bedroom units,
now available from $355
355-1673
Weekends 4 after 5PM. 642 2174
BIRMINGHAM DOWNTOWN
I rooms, fireplace, new kitchen 4 bath
.unroom, $420, also small basement
ipartment utilities included sleeping
ilcove $315 968 2128
BIRMINGHAM
DOWNTOWN
555 S. WOODWARD
Luxury I & 2 bedroom apts in hi rise
building for immediate occupancy
With in walking distance to shopping
> eslaurants 4 theatres, heat included
645-1191 ;
BIRMINGHAM FARMS AITS
'>810 Telegraph 851 2340 1 bedroom
S360-$385 1 bedroom » den $415 J
$435 Heat Included Adults No PeU
BIRMINGHAM PROPER
l^arge 2 bedroom apartment carpeted \
1 year lease No children No pets $375
l>er month Call for details 643 0750
Century 21
J IETY HILL. INC. J 642-8100
BIRMINGHAM Prime downtown
Maple efficiency newly decorated, cur
tains Furnished or unfurnished In
• ludesheat Best rent in town' 626-409I
BIRMINGHAM
TWO LOCATIONS
LUXURY TOWNHOUSES
2 bedroom features
Natural fireplace
Full basement
Private entrance 4 patio
WoodedR Residential area
From $375 per month
Corner Eton 2 blocks S of Maple
1911 Villa 644 1300
BIRMINGHAM 1 bedroom apartment,
beautifully landscaped, adult complex,
with pool, next to Semta stop $300.
heat included 6 month lease available
358 4120 evenings 646 6087
BIRMINGHAM
2 bedroom townhouse or ranch unit Air
conditioning, carpel drapes dishwash
er $450 644-0832
BIRMINGHAM 2 bedrooms, air condi
lion, carport patio, convenient location
all utilities except electricity, 6 month
lease $^95 645 2731
BIRMINGHAM
2377 E Maple I bedroom apartment
Carpeting, drapes, dishwasher, carport
Mature adulU no pels $325 1 year
lease Available Immediately 643 4428
BLOOMFIELD AREA (Minutes from I
75 4 M-59) Beautiful, spacious. 1 bed
room, custom drapes, walk-in closet,
large patio $295 264 3924 or 575 1940
••BLOOMFIELD HILLS Spacious 2 bed
room 2 bath, carpeting draperies full
fjasement air. carport, pool, park-like
area near hunt club After 6, 642 8371
BLOOMFIELD HILLS
Bright cheerful, ground floor condo
near St Hugo's 2 bedrooms. IW baths,
beautifully decorated. $450 with heat
Future sale available
Eves 4 weekends 682 5159
OPEN SUN 2 5
400 Apartments For Rent
BOTSFORD PLACE
GRAND RIVER-8 MILE
Behind BoUford HospiUl
Mansion Sized Apts.
1 BEDROOM FOR$319
2 BEDROOM for $369
3 BEDROOM for $439
PETS PERMITTED
Smoke Detectors Installed
Singles Welcome
1mm mediate Occu upancy
We Love Chil dren
HEAT & WATER INCLUDED
Quiet prestige address, swimming pool,
air conditioning, carpeting, stove L refrigerator,
all utilities except electricity
Included Warm apts Laundry facilities
Intercom system Good security
Playground »n premises For more information,
phone
477-8464
27883 Independence
Farmington Hills
CASS LAKE Waterfront deluxe apartment
to sublet. 2 bedrooms, 1W baths,
partly furnished. $380 355 5880
Charterhouse
Apartments
1 & 2 Bedroom
• Central Air
• Range
• Refrigerator
• Disposal
• Dishwasher
• Heat-Hot Water
• Carpeting
• TV Controlled
Security & Guards
• Laundry & Storage Areas
• Tennis Courts
• Swimming Pool
• Party Room
16300 W. 9 Mile
. W. of Greenfield
Office open daily
Evening appointments
557-8100
CHATHAM HILLS
APT. HOME
WITH ATTACHED GARAGE
IN FARMINGTON
ON OLD GRAND RIVER
Bet Drake 4 Halstead „
1 & 2 BEDROOMS
from $320
Fabulous Clubhouse with year around
swimming pool, saunas, sound and
fireproofed construction 4 more
OPEN DAILY 12-6PM
476-8080
CORAL RIDGE
APARTMENTS
2nd at Wilcox
Rochester
1 bedroom units
$265
Includes:
• Heat
• Hot Water
• Air conditioning
• Refrigerator
• Stove
• Garbage Disposal
• Carpeting
• Laundry & Storage
Facilities
• Swimming Pool
Beautiful
Wooded Surroundings
651-0042
CROOKS BIG BEAVER AREA
Attractive 2 bedroom apartment Heal
included Carpeted, air conditioned
dishwasher, walk in pantry, large stor
age area $345 month plus security
Call 9AM-7PM 362 192/
CROOKS RD I4^i MILE
One bedroom apartment Carpeting
drapes, dishwasher 4 storage AdulU
no pets |315 per month one year lease
Available immediately 280 257/
Dearborn Park Apts.
26170 Michigan Ave.
Just W of Beech Daly
1 & 2 BEDROOMS
from $240
Hental includes air conditioning,
carpeting, pool, sound proofed
construction
562-4623
RED WING
TICKET
WINNER
Tom Kapusnak
358 Clair Hill Dr
Rochester
Please call (he promo-
tion department of the
Observer & Eccentric
by 5 p.m. Tuesday
February 10. 1981 to
claim your 2 free RED
WING TICKETS
591-2300 ext.244
CONGRATULATIONS!
East Pointe
Townhouses
14Vi Mile-Groesbeck
1-2-3 Bedroom Apts
RENT INCLUDES
Stove
Refrigerator
Heat
Hot Water
Carpeting
Private Entrance
Laundry Facilities
Playground
Children Welcome
Office Open
Daily. Sat. & Sun.
792-0116
Equal Housing Opportunity
EXTRA LARGE 1 bedroom, carpeting,
all appliances including dishwasher, eitra
storage in Apt $305 per Mo., beat
included. AdulU perferred. no |
The Village East, 610 Orion Rd
Call 711 7797
tr
Farmington Hills
LEASE WITH OPTION TO BUY
BRAND NEW CONDOS
2 bedroom • Sorry, all leased
1 bedroom. 1 bath • $330 Only 5 left
1,000 aq.ft. luxury unlU. Each with
laundry room, storage room, patioa,
etc. Partial rent applied to purchase 2
min from Downtown Farmington
VILLA NOVA CONDOS
•74-3717 469-2030
FARMINGTON HILLS
One bedroom apartment at 1200 Heat,
air. appliances, carpeting and drapes.
391-MM
400 Apartments For Rent
Farmington Hills
WALNUT CREEK
APARTMENTS
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
One bedroom apartments from $100
Open Daily k Weekends
Middlebeit, Just south of 10 Mile
477-4046
FARMINGTON HILLS
Stoneridge Manor
New 1 St 2 bedroom luxury apartments
from $335 Includes carports, carpet
ing. drapes, appliances, storage area
within tne apartment Close to downtown
Farmington Freedom Rd , W of
Orchard Lake ftd , S of Grand River
Easy access to freeways
477-4143
FARMINGTON HILLS Newly decorated
one bedroom, private entrance, individual
washer and dryer Stove, refrigerator.
carpeting, drapes, central heat
It air conditioning, $285 per month Call
between 1 4 6 pm 474-5825
FARMINGTON
LIVONIA
Luxury apartmenU Dishwasher, security
intercom, soundproof, pool, club^
house Sorry no peU Adult community
1 4 2 bedroom available
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
COME OUT 4 SEE US
Merriman Rd (Orchard Lake Rd.)
Just one block S of 8 Mile Rd
MERRIMAN PARK APTS
The most beautiful Garden apartment
in Michigan"
FOREST LANE
APARTMENTS
6200 North Wayne »}d
WESTLAND
1 & 2 bedrooms
Carpeting, appliances, swimming pool,
2 car parking, $265 up, heat included
Close to Westland Shopping Center
728 4800
FRANKLIN Northwestern Hwy area
Spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bath luxury
ranch Apt, vertical blinds, utility room,
2 car carport Children welcome
Priced below current rental 354 1326
FREE
FIRST MONTH
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
CfAK PARK AREA
SCOTIA MANOR
12800 W 9 MILE RD
Near Coolide 4 Scotia
ONE OR 2 BEDROOM
HEAT INCLUDED
Completely carpeted All utilities except
electricity Pool, air conditioning,
party room AdulU, no peU Large well
lighted parking lot. near shopping centers
and 9 Mile 4 Coolidge bus lines
SEE RESIDENT MGR
ELIZABETH LAKEFRONT apartment
2 bedroom, hardwood floors, appli
ances, screened porch $350 per month
(includes heal 4 water) 624 6948
ENJOY the country living in a spacious
2 bedroom apartment on the 2nd level
ol old farmhouse Just W of Northville
Adults preferred, no dogs $275 per
month plus utilities Eves 348-7177
FREE
FIRST MONTH
FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
SOMERSET MALL AREA
Maplewood Manor
2200 Crooks Rd
North of Maple (15 Mile)
I OR 2 BEDROOM
HEAT INCLUDED
Completely carpeted, all utilities ex
cept electricity Pool, air conditioning
4 party room Adults No pets
Also near Oakland Mall 4 1-75
Open Mon Sat
Noon till 5 PM
RESIDENT MGR 362-0720
GARDEN CITY, adult complex, no
peU 1 bedroom, kitchen appliances,
central heal 4 air. water paid by landlord
$235 per month Call between
9 30am 6 30pm 4213181
GARDEN CITY applications now
being taken for 1 bedroom duplexes,
references required No pets From
$200 monthly, security and cleaning de
posit required 421-1515
GARDEN CITY
Clean and large 2 bedroom, basement
$285 Mo includes heal $285 deposit
References 348 0492 or 422 0591
GARDEN CITY
Duplex, sharp I bedroom Like your
own home Large yard, patio, carpet
ing, air, freshly painted $290 No peU
AdulU preferred
Agent 478 7640
GARDEN CITY large 1 and 2 bed
room apartmenU 28439 Pardo, $310
per month Immediate occupancy
422 5487
GARDEN CITY 4 LINCOLN PARK
Sharp 1 bedroom apartments Appli
ances, carpet, some utilities
AAA Home Rentals 381-9194
GARDEN CITY, Middlebeit Ford, 3
bedroom AdulU preferred No peU
$300 includes heat, carpet, appliances,
4 air 421-0478
GARDEN CITY Urge 2 bedroom, bal
cony apt Carpeted, appliances Heat 4
water paid Adults preferred $285
month
261 4 §6 7
GRAYTON GARDENS
Beautiful newly remodeled, Carpeting,
appliances. Outer Dr 4 Jeffries
531 1502 557-0770
GROSVENOR
SOUTH
TOWNHOUSES
SPACIOUS
1-2-3 BEDROOMS
ELM ST., TAYLOR
East of telegraph
South of Goddard
MONTHLY RENT
INCLUDES:
Private Entrance
Refrigerator 4 Disposal
Gas Heat Hot Water
Carpeting
Range and Oven
Park 4 Play Ground Area
Laundry Facilities
CHILDREN WELCOME
Office open daily 9AM-6PM
Sat. & Sun. 12 Noon-4PM
Evening appointments
Call 287-8305
Equal Housing Opportunity
Hillcrest Club
12382 Risman Dr.
Plymouth Rd 4 Haggerty
IN PLYMOUTH
& 2 BEDROOMS
from $270
453-7144
400 Apartments For Rent
GREENFIELD LINCOLN AREA Luxurious
3 bedroom Air conditioned car
peliiu. appliances, beat and hot water
included. Dishwasher, carport, no peU
$455 559-7935 or 424-4194
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY for one
bedroom apartment Air conditioned
beat k hot water furnished Swimming
—>1. pool On ( 7 Mile rd W of Telegraph
Senior cltixens weclome 534-3444
IMPERIAL MANOR W.
Now taking applications for 1 A 2 bedrooms
Includes heat It water, air coo
ditioning, carpeting, laundry & storage
facilities, pool k security 7 Mile I,
Telegraph area
538-2158
on Park
One 4 2 bedroofhs including carpet,
pool, clubhouse, heat Cable TV available
Open 7 days
FROM $260 PER MONTH
I 96 And Kent Lake Rd
10 Minutes from Kensington Park
437-6794
LAHSER, 7 MILE AREA 2 bedrooms,
carpeting, appliances, dishwasher,
laundry room No pets Seniors citiiens
preferred 255 4953
LAHSER 7 MILE Modem one bed
room, carpeting, drapes, laundry room,
parking AdulU, no peU Heat included.
$250 626 4196 after 5 30 538-0684
LARGE 1 bedroom apartment, nice
area, private drive, utilities included
No pets $270, month 334-5417 or
335 4316
LEASES ARE necessary for our 2 bed
room luxury apartmenU, but we can
meet you needs with 6 month. 1 year or
2 year lease Cranbrook Centre. Southfield,
between 12 4 13 Mile Rds
642 6777
LIVE IN LUXURY
Pontrail Apts
On Pontiac Trail between 10 4 II Mile
Rds . 1 4 2 bedroom luxury apU from
$245. heat included
. NO SECURITY DEPOSIT
if qualified
437-3303
LIVE ON THE PARK
PLYMOUTH PARK
APARTMENTS
One bedroom Carpeted living room and
hall Central air cnditioning, kitchen
builtins, basement, parking, pool
Ready for occupancy From $265
month, heat included See Manager at
40285 Plymouth Rd„ Plymouth Twp
LOVELY WESTLAND WOODS - Attractive
1 bedroom apartment, $285
monthly Spacious 2 bedroom apart
ment $320 monthly Decorated, carpet
ed 4 heat included
728 2880
LUXURY APTS AVAILABLE
1 bedroom - $435 per Month
2 bedrooms $570 per Month
1 Yr lease Please call 644 6105
MAPLE RD W , 629, NEAR CROOKS
2 bedrooms, air, carpeted $345 month^
ly Heat included No pets
288 0948 275 4364
MERCY COLLEGE Area Efficiency 2
room, full bath private entrance. $180
includes utilities, adulU preferred,
647-1475
MODERN 1 bedroom Apt. completely
furnished Quiet complex Beech-Daly ;
Grand River area Adult only 6 Mo
min , $265 plus security 591-2078
NORTHVILLE- Horse, stalls, pond, 2
bedrooms, bath, large living room, dinette,
kitchen, all utilities included.
$400 month 349-4518
NORTHVILLE-Innsbrook ApU, luxury
1 bedroom, sublease to 6/31/81 or Yr
lease Pool $341 Mo includes heat,
$500 security John, 353 1000, Ext 26
NORTHVILLE-Sublease 3 bedroom, 2
bath apartment Good location Gas 4
heat included- $435 plus deposit Call
after 5pm. 349-0982
NORTHWOOD
APARTMENTS
1127 W. Farnum
11 Mile - Woodward
1 bedroom units
Rent includes.
• Heat
• Hot Water
• Air conditioning
•Carpeting
• Disposal
1 Range
1 Refrigerator
1 Laundry & Storage
Facilities
Parking
Swimming Pool
541-3332
400 Apartments For Rent
' il.
400 Apcrtmtflts For Rtnt
NOW IS THE TIME TO RENT
Beat inflation by acting now 2 bedrooms,
m baths In choice Rochester
location Call for further Information
652-4 MO
OAKLAND MALL
APARTMENTS
ONE MONTH'S FREE RENT
Limited Offer
New Tenants Only
ONE BEDROOM. $290
2 BEDROOM. $315
INCLUDES HEAT
Close *to I-75 expressway
and just blocks from Oakland
Mall Shopping Center
365 East Edmund St., just
East of John R and S. of 14
Mile Rd, In Madison Heights
PHONE 588-5558
9AM-5PM Mon. thru Fri.
10-4 Sat.,12-4 Sun.
Oakland University
* Area
GRAND OPENING
TURTLE CREEK APARTMENTS
One, two A three bedrooms Private entrance,
drape* 4 carpeting, kitchen appliances
Pool, clubhouse 4 much more
From $295 with grand opening rebate
373-2611 478-4200
RED WING
TICKET
WINNER
/
Ronnie Kramek
9178 San Jose
Redford
Please call the promo-
tion deparlment of the
Observer & Eccpntric
by 5 p.m Tuesday.
February 10. 1981 to
claim your 2 free RED
WING TICKETS
591-2300 ext244
CONGRATULATIONS!
OAK PARK large 2 bedroom, new appliances.
plush carpeting, newly decorated
Close to transportation Pool
Small peU allowed $325 776-6014 or
967-0420
OLD REDFORD • Lahser near Grand
River. 1 • 2 bedroom, carpeting, drapes,
appliances Heat included, no peU firm
$245 Leave message 626 4196
ONE BEDROOM APT Schoolcraft 4
Outer Drive Area $240 mo . 1 yr lease
Heat 4 appliances included Call after 5
PM 534 3446
ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT
Close to transportation and shopping
13 Mile Greenfield area Walk to
Beaumont Everything included except
electricity $290 a month
Call before 7 PM 549 4034
ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTS
Westland Estates
6843 N Wayne Rd , Westland
721-3600
ONE MONTH FREE RENT
Accepting applications for studio and
one bedroom apartmenU, from $215
Apply manager office, 23750 Fenkell
B 532 9234
ONE 4 TWO Bedroom ApartmenU
From $260 on up Heat and water included
Stove and refrigerator fur
nished Located in Wayne
Call Manager at 728-9453
OVERLOOK
ROCHESTER
From your 2 bedroom apartment or
townhouse, includes all the conveni
ences a good apartment should have
WATER (soft running), CARPET (on
Ihe floor). AIR CONDITIONING (sum
mer 4 winter), HEAT (summer option
al), CARPORT FOR CARS (no horses
please), ICE BOX (Electric), range
(oven too), DISHWASHER (For over
worked husbands). OFFAL GRINDER
(For Your Excess Offals) and caretak
ers that care From $330 per month
"Little Humana' welcome Call collect,
1-651-9751 or 1 651-8090
Furnished ApU on Request
ROCHESTER
PARK APTS.
on ttfl tmtkrtf % Rouge River " *
Hudton's Wesflftrtfo Minutes
1 and 2 bedroom bedroom.
Vh bath town houeehm^ConditioiHng-Private
balconiee with meatateg-eflding glass
door walls-Security lock halt and court
door speaker-Huge Cld*ets-Gas heat-2
swimming pools-Ample parking-Carports
available-Semta at your dooratep.
MONTHLY RENT INCLUOES: CARPETING/ALL UTILITIES,
EXCEPT ELECTRICITY. RENTAL 0?FICE
421-4977
30500 WEST WARREN tetwnn Road ind Mtrrimir Road
John F. Uxnn Builder-Developer
2 Bedroom Townhouse
HUNTINGTON GARDEN TOWNHOUSES
A niosl practical ad-
dress. Across from
Rackham Golf Course.
Close to Southfield,
Birmingham, Troy,
etc.. Freeways,
Shopping, every-
thing. Open Dai-
ly- ' _
from
'315
Highly rated OAK PARK
schools. Private front
& rear doors & private
full basement. Beauti-
fully landscaped,
quiet & suburban.
(Sorry, NO pets).
Michigan's Biggest
"Apt" Value!
10711 W. TEN MILE/OAK PARK/564-6073
400 ApartmenU For Rent
OAKLAND VALLEY
NO. 2 APTS.
LAST MONTHS
RENT FREE
Near Oakland Uoivenlty, N on Squirrel,
past Walton Blvd., L of Birchfield
to Patrick Henry Dr.. R to office Apt
•11 Studio/1 and J bedroom apartmenU
Sunken living room, doorwail,
balconiea, aelf cleaning ovena, aelf defroating
refrigerator, dUhwashera
SUrting $280 per month
Call 11 AM-6 PM, Tues Sat
373-2196
PALMER PARK
One bedroom apt, newly decorated, ex
tra clean Quiet, adulU preferred $210
monthly Leave mesage. 861-5010
PALMER PARK TOWNHOUSE
Large 2 bedroom, full basement, park
ing, private entrance, appliances included
$295 861-5010
PALMER PARK Modern one bedroom
apartment Appliances. adulU. no peU
Private parking From. $215 l/eave
message 626-4196
PALMER TERRACE
APARTMENTS
2006 Venoy. Westland.
Quiet one bedroom apartments.
Heat included.
Adults. $225.
326-2770
Parkway Apartments
Beech at Sniawassee
1 block N of 8 Mil*
CITY OF SOUTHFIELD
1 4 2 bedroom ApartmenU From $325
INCLUDES GAS HEAT, hot water, car
peting, balcony. 2 pools, walking dis-
Unce to shopping and transportation
Mon-Sat , 9 4 30 Sun , noon 4 30
357-2503
PLYMOUTH, charming 1 bedroom,
newly decorated, walking distance to
stores, carpeted, kitchen appliances,
$270 per month 459 5177
PLYMOUTH- Charming brick tudor
home in quaint wooded neighborhood 2
bedrooms, living room, fireplace, dining
room, modern kitchen, nook, appliances,
Walk Downtown Eves 453-1353
PLYMOUTH Charming brick tudor
home in quaint wooded neighborhood 2
bedrooms, living room, fireplace, dining
room, modern kitchen, nook, appli
ances, WalR Downtown Eves 453-1353
Plymouth Hills
Apartments
768 S. Mill St.
One 4 Two Bedroom from $285
Your own washer 4 dryer
Self cleaning oven
Self defrosting refrigerator
Automatic dishwasher
Heavy duty garbage disposal
Air conditioning
Fully carpeted
455-4721 278-8319
PLYMOUTH HOUSE APTS.
SPECIAL OFFER
$175 MO. FOR 90 DAYS
1 & 2 Bedroom Apts.
City of Plymouth - Central
Downtown Area. No pets
453-6050
400 Apartments For Rent
400 Apartments For Rent
PLYMOUTH DOWNTOWN efficfcacy
unit, first floor, redecorated. Range, re
frigertor, all utilities Included 1230,
ideal location. After 6pm 417-1140
PLYMOUTH
HeriUge ApartmenU now renting 1 k 2
bedroom from $250. Call 455-2141
PLYMOUTH, one bedroom upper,
stove, refrigerator, beat and water.
$275 plus security. Call after noon
455-0241
PLYMOUTH Spacious 2 bedroom, anpUances.
carpet. 2nd floor, quiet adult
complex Heat included, $115 plus security
591-2078 or 459 7684
PLYMOUTH Old Village area 1 bed
room, $60 a week 6 month lease 4 security
deposit, utilities not included
685-8858
ROCHESTER
STRATFORD MANOR
APARTMENTS
On Walton near Adams Rd.
APPLICATIONS
Now being accepted
for Deluxe
1 and 2 bedroom Apts.
Rent includes:
Heat and hot water, fully
equipped kitchen, carpeting,
central air and carport.
Residents qualify for swim
club membership with use of
pools, table tennis, weight
rooms and saunas.
375-0748
ROYAl. OAK AREA - Spacious 1 bed
room apartment, $290 monthly Decorated,
carpeted 4 beat included
Wagon Wheel ApartmenU 542 8319
ROYAL OAK
ONE WEEK ONLY- On spacious one
bedroom apt reg $320 REDUCED
TO $289 inlcuding heal Also 2 bed
rooms, available Mansfield Manor
rtment. No of 14 Mile, E of
280 1443
ROYAL OAK, II Mile-Woodward area
Large 2 bedroom groundfloor flat, bay
window, off street parking, includes
heat $350 Mo plus deposit 645 1053
SMALL unfurnished upsUirs Bachelors
apartment for rent Prime Plymouth
location Basic requiremenU only, but
not expensive 459-0520
SOUTHFIELD-11 MILE AREA
Spacious 2 bedroom, bath 4 one hali
townhouse $425 monthly Carpeted,
decorated, eentral air 4 full basement
Fairfax ToWnhouses 389-1982
STUDIO APARTMENT
Carpeting, drapes, central air $260 per
month includes heat and water Farmington
Hills, 474-2552
STUDIO, 1 bedroom, furnished or not
Carpeting, drapes, gas stove, refrigerator,
gas heat paid Near expressways,
shopping, buses 273-0223 836-0286
SUBLET 2 bedroom apartment in
Southfield, March 1 occupancy $370
per month includes carport 4 heat Call
I-arry Levey Days 557-7700; or
Eves 355 3913
TELEGRAPH PLYMOUTH
GLEN COVE
Desirable 1 bedroom apartment Car
pet. drapes, air $260 AdulU, no peU
538 2497
STANEYBRUQKE
APARTMENTS
Joy Road at 1-275, 30 minutes to Downtown Detroit
•Spacious 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments
• Pool-Tennis-Clubhouse
• 1 1 /2 Baths • Plymouth Schools
Senior Citizens Discounts
From
$ 250
• HEAT INCLUDED •
Cooking gas included Immediate Occupancy
MODEL OPEN 9-5 DAILY, 12-5 WEEKENDS
Equal
Opportunity
Housing 455-7200
Attractive Apts.
BEST VALUE
E. and W, side locations. Studio one and two bedroom
apts. from $215 per month. Heat and carpet
included. Air conditioned and private parking Applications
accepted at
Congress Management Co.
30555 Southfield Rd. Suite 110
Southfield from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
For info, call
642-2272
A unique new apartment
in Farmington Hills
OVER 70 ACRES OR PRIVATE PARKS. SPRING FED
STREAMS & PONDS. BIKE. JOGGING & NATURE
TRAILS TENNIS COURTS SWIMMING POOL HUGE
STORAGE AREAS
1 and 2 bedroom luxury apartments
(On 9 Mile Rd 1' ? miles West of Farmington Rd )
models f
open daily
if din 6 p m y
Phone
478-4664
John F U/rns
buiide'/ developer
n
Beautiful 1 & 2 Bedroom
Apartments from $ 225
• Shag Carpeting
• Modern Kitchens
• Air Conditioning
• Balconies
• Pool
• Clubhouse
• Convenient to
12 Oaks Mall
Heat Included • 6 Month Leases Available
IN WIXOM
At Pontiac Trail & Beck Rds (Take Beck Rd Exit
north IV* miles from 1-96) Open daily & weekends.
11 am-7 pm Sorry no pets Phone: 624-6464
Monday, February 9, 1981
400 Apartments For Rent
THE HEAT'S FREE
AT
CHARLES HAMLET
J 4 2 Bedrooms
from $310
Large spacious units,
carports, walk-in closets, air
conditioning, pool, balconies
or patios. Hampton community
facilities.
Mon. thru Fri. 10-5
852-0311
VILLAGE GREEN
MANAGEMENT
THREE OAKS
Troys newest luxury apartment com
munity 1 4 2 bedroom apartmenU All
applunces. carports, community build
ing. pool, tennis courts 4 rural setting
V* Mile E of Crooks on Wattles al I 75
OPEN Mon thru Fri-10 to 6
Sat -10 to 4 Sun 12-5
Phone 362-4088
TIMBERLEA
VILLAGE
APARTMENTS
Now leasing attractive
1 & 2 bedroom apartments
from $310 '
Heat 4 water included
Prime location, Rochester area, close
to shopping 4 minutes from Freeway
416 TIMBERLEA DR . ROCHESTER
652-3920
Office hours 9AM-5 30PM
Sat 10AM 2PM
TWYCKINGHAM VALLEY
22277 W 12 MILE
SOUTHFIELD
ONE BEDROOM •
RENT INCLUDES
HEAT 4 HOT WATER
STORAGE 4 LAUNDRY
FACILITIES EACH FLOOR
FULLY EQUIPPED KITCHEN
CARPETING
CENTRAL AIR 357-5809
400 Apartments For Rent
(R,W,G-7C)9C*
400 Apartment! For Rent *
TROY/BIRMINGHAM AREA
Spaciovs. luxury 2 bedroom. 2 bath,
adult complex, decorated, carpeting,
inter-com. balcony, carport, central air,
all appliances, storage, beat, hot water,
near shopping, I 75 U2 1044
TWIN TOWERS
APARTMENTS
SOUTHFIELD
Large I and 2 bedroom apartmenU
from $334 Many features including
draperies, carpeting and indoor pool
No peU Open 10-5 weekdays. Sat 10 4
559-2680
VERY NICE 1 bedroom Apartment in
downtown Birmingham Moving to Cal
ifornia must rent Please call for
appointment, 644 4196
VILLAGE GREEN
OF TROY
1 & 2 bedrooms
from $339
High rise All adult community.
Heat included
East of Somerset Mall
362-0320
Weekdays 9AM-5PM,
Weekend by appointment
Village Green
OF
BELLEVILLE
1 & 2 Bedrooms
FROM $285
An All Adult Community
Heat Included
699-2040
Weekdays 9 to 5 Sat 9 In 12
WALLED LAKE 14 2 bedrooms on
rivate lake with balconies central air
Ceat included recreation room ex
ercise room, private beach For full ir.
formation call 624 5999
Scoisdah
Jlpartmonts
Newburgh Road between Joy & Warren 1 Mile to
1-275 or 1-96. 30 minutes to Downtown Detroit
• Large 1 A 2 Bedrooms • 1 Vt Baths
• Covered Parking -Park Areas
• Pool-Tennis-Clubhouse • Livonia Schools
Senior Citizens Discounts
FROM
$ 280
• HEAT INCLUDED •
Cooking gas included Immediate Occupancy
Model Open 9-5 Daily, 12-5 Weekends
Equal
1 = | Opportunity
Housinq
455-4300
Northgate Apts
RENT INCLUDES
Air-Conditioning • Range • Refrigerator • Carpeting
• Garbage Disposal • Laundry & Storage Facilities
• Swimming Pool • Tennis Courts • Activity Buildinc
• Heat & Hot Water • Movies ar]d Entertainment
FROM $250
GREENFIELD AT IOVj MILE-fiD
OFFICE OPEN DAILY
SAT. & SUN
Call
968-8688
FREE
1ST MONTH RENT
LOW
MOVE-IN COST
• NEW KITCHEN
• NEW BATHROOMS
• SPACIOUS LIVING ROOM
• 2 BEDROOMS
• BEAUTIFUL OAK FLOORING
• FULL BASEMENT
• PRIVATE PARKING
• MAINTENANCE FREE
ONLY $250 PER MONTH
Corner of Glenwood and Ackley, % mile N of Michigan
Ave., 3 blocks E of Wayne Rd 2721 Ackley
Phone 721-8111
SORRY NO PETS
Mon. thru Fri. 9 to 5
Open Sat & Sun
11 to 4 PM
NEAR NORTHLAND,
2 X-WAYS, HOSPITAL
WINDSOR 1
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315
• AIR CONDITIONED
• SWIMMING POOL & DECK
• NEW CARPETING. DRAPES
• NEW LANDSCAPING
• GARAGE AND CARPORT
AVAILABLE
• INTERCOM TV SECURITY
• ELEVATORS. STORAGE
16200 NINE MILERD .SOUTMFIELO
MODEL OFFICE
557-0366 -548-4800
PRACTICAL MANAGEMENT CO

10C*(R,W,G-8C)
Monday, February 9, 1981
400 Apartments For Rent
WARREN AREA
Spacious 2 bedroom townhouse $265
monthly Central air, no peU
MacArthur Manor 755 3671
402 Furnished ApU.
For Rent
i (#AYNE adults preferred, no pets. 1
\ bedroom, $250 month, includes heal,
water carpet, drapes, appliances
721 0508
WAYNE APARTMENTS
13402 Michigan Ave One bedroom ap
pliances. parking $225 Mature adults
No pets • 595-8010
WAYNE FOREST apartmenU
1.2 4 3 bedroom. Starting from $299
with deep shag carpet, color coordinat-
ed kitchens, central air, 1 block S of
Mich on V'enov Office hours Mon Fri
12-6pm. Sat 4 Sun l-6pm 326-7800
WAYNE WESTLAND. 1st month free
rent, clean, quiet attractive 1 bedroom,
carpet, drapes air appliances, adults,
$275 326 4893 591-0165
WAYNE 2 bedroom apt Carpeted air
conditioned swimming pool, $240
month includes all utilities except elec-
tficity Adults preferred No pets Call
noon to 8pm 77S-0699
WAYNE. 2 bedroom apartment Car
peted air conditioned, swimming pool
$240 a month includes al' utilities ex
cept electric Adults preferred No pets
Call I to 8 I'M 728 0699
PUTNEY MEWS
Completely Furnished Townhouses
Monthly leases
ALL IN BIRMINGHAM
19 delightful 2 bedroom units Dishes,
TV. linens utilities included From
$750
644-0832
SOUTHFIELD 12 Mile. Telegraph
Area 2 bedrooms, 1W bath, available
through April. $420 per month. Anytime
422-7569
SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES
Motel Rooms 4 Efficiency Apartments
$60 Single $75 Double
17729 Telegraph Rd -
(1 blk S of Grand River)
MAYFLOWER MOTEL KE 1 9855
WESTLAND AREA There are no free
hies you will pay n >w or later We offer
quality housing * a lair fixed rate One
bedroom apartments, $270 Two bed
room apartments, $295
Country Court Apartments 721 0500
WKSTI.AND AREA
I anr* 2 bedroom apartments, patio or
ball "nv Appliances, carpeting, air con
dilioning heat and water included
'.'lose to shopping restaurants, church
es 4 busline Pools and tennis court
6 month lease available 326 8270
WESTLAND AREA
Spacious 1 bt-droom apartment. $27o
monthly Attractive 2 bedroom apart
ment $295 Carpeted decorated 4 in a
lovelv area Heat included
STIIDIO apartment 6 Mile 4 Middle-
belt Suitable for one Private entrance.
$240 per month including heat A
light 425-3301 or after 6 PM GA7-3706
WAYNE, Efficiency Apartments Pri-
vate entrance, private bath $50 to $6«
weeklv Single gentleman preferred No
pets Call 10 AM to 8 PM 729 7285
WAYNE. 1 bedroom furnished apart
ment $220 a month includes all utili-
ties $100 security deposit Adults pre
ferred. no pets Call Noon to 8 PM
326 8474 or 728 0699
U
404 Houses For Rent
COUNTRY COURT
. APARTMENTS
721-0500
WESTLAND C.lenwood area) Quiet
attractive complex large 2 bedrooms
new carpeting just decorated Appli
ances Heal $.105 Sam 7pm 729 5654
WKSTI.AND
Near Westland Shopping ('enter Spa
cious luxury 1 4 2 bedroom apart
ments some with (iseplaces Complete
ly carpeted central air all appliances
including dishwasher Clubhouse light
ed tennis courts pool From $265 Call
between 10 5 261 7394
WKSTI.AND NOR WAYNE
("lean 1 bedroom $175 monthly. $175
rteposi' References
348 0492 or 422 0591
WTSTLAND"
Only $235 Small effeciencv 1 bed
room shower carpeting heat included
No pels Agent 478 7640
WESTLAND I & 2 bedroom apart
ments Immediate occupancy From
$261 Spacious rooms, closets 4 swim
ming pool Hampton Court Apartments
Call., 729 4020
12 MILK LAHSER
laurel woods
Luxurious adull community, 2 bed
room. 2 bath townhouse with own laun
drv room 4 storage Clubhouse 4 pool
357-3174
402 Furnished Apts.
For Rent
\ CLEAN 4 comfortable furnished
Berkley efficiency carpeted appli
inces air disposal l-ease & security
$275 includes heat 398 4245 or 398 625*3
ATTRACTIVE large 1 bedroom Apt .
•ompleleK lurnished immaculate
Pool Crooks Rd 4 14 Mile $475
Monthly Leases 435-6281 or 280 0398
BIRMINGHAM AREA
Fully furnished 3 bedroom. I 4 baths,
finished rec room air. available (or
Short or Long Term Lease Walking dis
tance to town close to main arteries of
transportation $950 for month
Century 21
PIETY HILL, INC 642-8100
BIRMINGHAM Maple 4 Coolidge de
luxe I bedro6m executive apt. newly
decorated includes Iihens aishes, ex
tr.is Short term available 645 2320
Birmingham-Troy Area
Luxury Executive Apts
COMPLETELY FURNISHED
TO EVERY DETAIL
Maid Service Available
Long and Short Term Leases
From $375
280-1820
BIRMINGHAM 1 bedroom newly
decorated completely furnished Long
or short terms lease 641 8126
BLOOMFIELD HI!.US Luxury I bed
room Everything provided just bring
luggage Short term lease available
645 5129
FARMINGTON 1 bedroom in residen
nal area near downtown Farmington
No lease required utilities included
$330 per month After 8 30pm 4 week
ends 4?4 5338 855 2351
FARMINGTON' 1 bedroom, healed
pool washer dryer well furnished
club house good location, rent or sell
After 10 am 476 4266
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1 bedroom $375-$4S0
2 bedroom $475 $550
3 bedroom 2 bath $575-$650
Several locations New furniture l-irge
selection warehouse showroom Short
or long term lease
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588-1800
IN TOWN BIRMINGHAM
I bedroom completely furnished apart
ment short term lease available $4f>0
month including utilities Security de
posit 642-W193
196 4 OUTER DRIVE Furnished
basement apartment $150 Utilities
paid Security deposit Adults pre
ferred 425 3534
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| ATTRACTIVE home, 12 Mile Green
'field area 2 bedrooms, carpeting, gas,
| appliances.ino pets. $375 plus security
] ' 356 7885
. ATTRACTIVE 2 bedroom in Hazel
Park Newly decorated appliances,
' basement, storage garage
'$325 month 651 2994
• A TTRACTIVE 3 bedrooms Appliances,
carpeting utility room, lake privileges.
I fenced yard Commerce 4 Union Lake
Lease, security $365 968 3595
| AUBURN HTS I bedroom, refrigertor
14 stove large yard 2 car garage Ex
ifellent condition $370 per month Days
(588 7211 Eves 852 1349
I BEAUTIFUL secluded area 2 bed
I rooms, tile bath, oak floors, gas heat,
iverv nice $350 plus security 4 credit
! check ' 352 5439
! BEAUTIFUL W Bloomfield home, 3
| bedrooms, family room basement, ga
[rage lake privileges $495 mo Year
1 lease Security or Sale 968-3595
404 Houses For Rent
CANTON TWP - 4 bedroomi, 2*
baths, fireplace, family room. XW car
attached garage, basement
Era Metro West 261 3956
CANTON • 3 bedroom, 1V* bath brick
ranch with aluminum *iding. 2 car, au-
tomatic. attached garage, air, fire-
place, $510 month plus utilities
592-1956
CLINTON TWP & REDFORD, 3 bed
room, 2 bath brick, fireplace, 2 car at-
tached garage Rent negotiable Call
evenings 981 -3050 263-4818
COMMERCE 4 UNION LAKE, lovely 3
bedroom home, fenced yard, carpeting,
lake privileges, $365 mo Year lease,
security or will sell 968 3595
DEARBOR HEIGHTS - 3 bedroom,
brick ranch, 14 baths, full basement,
carpeting, drapes, built ins Security
deposit, references 477-2933
FARM HOUSE for rent Ann Arbor-
Dexter area 3 bedrooms, bath, kitchen,
living room, dining room, fully insulal
ed, combination wood and oil furnace
Barn and machinery shed Located on
198 acres Farmable land is leased by
others Call Mr Mueller. 9AM-5PM
weekdays. 455-4520
FAHMINdTON HILLS 4 bedroom colo-
nial, family room, fireplace, formal
dining room, central air. 3 baths. 24
car garage $595 month 553-0835
FARMINGTON HILUS Nice 2 bed
room home, gas heat appliances,
fenced yard $375 per month Security
deposit 4 references 553 4168
FARMINGTON HILUS 2 3 bedroom
custom ranch family room, fireplaces.
24 baths, finished basement, hilltop,
dramatic view. $850 month 477-7771
FARMINGTON HILUS 3 bedroom
brick ranch 14 bath, central air, full
basement great neighborhood $460
941 4553
A COZY home in Farmington Hills
Clean. 2 bedrooms, full basement for
rent with option to buy $395 per month
After 5 PM and weekends. 437-5580
FARMINGTON HILUS lovely 2 bed
room brick ranch, spacious living room
and kitchen, attached garage ana more'
Only $330 per month 531 2427
FARMINGTON Spacious 4 bedroom
colonial family room. 24 baths, ga
rage, treed yard, carpet Immediate oc
cupancy $800 monthly plus security 4
references 626 0686
FARMINOTON very nice ranch. 2
bedrooms plus den. 2 car garage with
opener, washer, dryer, beautiful area,
22759 Maple, $525 mo Feb occupancy
No dogs, mature tenant preferred with
references Call eves 6 9 335-2062
BERKLEY CLEAN very —e 2 bed
room, garage, porch, fenced yard ap
pliances child o k No pets $375
334 1955
| FARMINGTON 2 bedroom historical
J home, downtown, newly decorated,
! $425 month Security Call weekdays af
iter 6pm, anytime weekends 477-6512
BERKLEY Mortenson near Calalpa 3
'bedroom brick ranch Full basement
i flove washer 4 dryer, garage First 4
last securitv $425 month Phone Keith
Metcalfe Realtor 645 0560
BERKLEY Sharp clean bungalow. 3
j bedrooms, bath, large kitchen 4 family
room living room, dining room gas
heat $365 mo first, last security de
i posit 542-2528
|' BIRMINGHAM BEVERLY HII.I.S
: Charming older home; 2 bedrooms, fire-
) place hardwood floors, air. appliances
j basement $425 • security 646 5995
BIRMINGHAM Beautiful 2 bedroom
]ranch Formal dining room fireplace
[appliances, fenced yard. 2 car garage
near Downtown Immediate occupancy
$525 Eves 645 2995
, B IRMINGHAM Beautifully detailed 3
bedroom, oak woodwork, custom kithen
| Si bath immaculate great location
i ompare this to the market, lease, no
I lets, $650 month, 735 Ann St 644-2828
BIRMINGHAM complete restoration
| to older 3 bedroom home new every
'thing just completed fireplace. 14
I bath new appliances, unusual Quality
, for rental no pets, lease. 1058 Floyd,
i $650 per month 644 2828
1 BIRMINGHAM INTOWN 2 bedroom,
j 1 hath garage, basement stove 4
i refrigerator $375 a month Call after
15 PM 646 8430 or 644 0617
i
| BIRMINGHAM in town large living
j dining room 4 kitchen. 2 bedrooms 4
I hath newly decorated $500 Referenc
I es 356 Ferndale St 851-3590 Evenings
647-7712
j BIRMINGHAM Newer 3 bedroom
! ranch, completely redecorated New
i rarpet private fenced in backyard, pa
I Ho. air conditioned Walking distance to
j shopping, busline 4 schools Only $445
I per month lease 645 1979
; BIRMINGHAM 4 OAK PARK AREAS
I Beautiful 2 and 3 bedroom homes Car
I peting 4 appliances From $325 per
| month plus utilities 4 security
[ Option possible Call Sue. 355 1780.
BIRMINGHAM Redford Ann Arbor
Ranches tn level basement Appli
j ances Schools, pets Near expressways,
| shopping buses 273 0223 836 0286
| BIRMINGHAM Stanley St. move in
.condition. 2 bedroom, living 4 dining
, rooms, kitchen appliances, basement,
j $450 mo Deposit references 645 2851
.BIRMINGHAM W Bloomfield School
I District 4 bedroom. 24 bath Tn-Level
j on large beautifully landscaped lot
Central air automatic 2 car garage,
i den with fireplace, large healed pool 1
! vear minimum lease $850 Call after
; 130pm 557 9620
BIRMINGHAM Available immediate
ly 3 bedroom home, 14 bath, all appli-
ances. gas heat basement fenced yard
I vear lease plus securitv $475 month
Iv 646 9179
FIVE BEDROOM house Gas heat
Farmington Hills Close to shopping
irea $420 month 851 3265
FOR RENT NW Detroit Telegraph 5
Mile area " 2 bedroom home $265
K -r month plus securitv John C'm
ealtv ' '55 5326
GARDEN CITY Ranch 3 bedroom,
basement 2 car garage fenced, air con
ditioned, no pets, security deposit. $400
month References 478 4044
'lARTI.AND SHORES ESTATES. US23
li M59. Executive Colonial 4 bedrooms,
! full 4 2 half baths, large family room.
: all-sports lakes $750 month * se
•urity Call after 4PM 1 632 5347
edrooms. finished basement, appli
inces. ravine lot $550 per month
474 7611
JVONIA. downtown 3 bedroom, newly
emodeled. kitchen appliances, country
ot, garage $350 261-0447
.IVONIA near schools 4 shopping 4
ledroom quad level newly decorated
!4 baths, 24 car garage $550 month
iecurity Call 477-2944
.IVONIA quiet setting 2 bedroom, ap
iliances and utility room, $325 a
nonth plus security deposit No peLs
"all after 6 PM 425 2467
.IVONIA rent with option to buy 2
ledroom, one bath basement, large lot
iood starter home 464-6840
LIVONIA 2 bedroom ranch, carpeting
drapes, fenced yard. $525 security de-
posit $350 month I yr lease Singles
OK 591 02*7
LIVONIA 3 bedroom brick ranch, 14
baths, finished 4 furnished basement,
appliances, 2 car garage. $525 mo plus
security After 6PM 851-3493
LIVONIA 3 bedroom Ranch 14 bath
modern kitchen built-ins garage. $575
month.
| NEATON REALTY CO 538 4055
LIVONIA 3 bednom brick ranch, ga
rage, custom basement, appliances.
1 96. 1-275 $495 After 4pm.
422-8364
BIRMINGHAM 3 bedroom brick Cape
Cod 14 baths, fireplace, garage, appli
ances Near tennis, shopping $540 per
month After 6PM 851 7986
NORTHVILLE large brick ranch
Basement, fireplace, garage New car
pet 4 appliances Quiet $475 month
427-4730
LEASES
REASONABLE RATES
Beautiful full sue apartments Com
pletely furnished in excellent locations
ROYAL CHAMBERS
334-1502
New Studio Apts.
FIRST MONTH FREE
$275-LEASE
Deluxe apartment^ air, laundry and
storage facilities, off street parking
Downtown Royal Oak Adults pre
ferred, no pets Applicants mint make
$12,000 or more per year to apply
Call Mike
549-8320
PONTIAC M 59'Telegraph area Fur-
iished studio 4 efficiency apartmenU
Ah utilities included From $185 month
olus security AdulU preferred, no peU
334-1280
BIRMINGHAM 1 block from down
town 2 bedroom, living room, dining
room kitchen den. newly carpeted
$495 per month Call Mr Erman days
358 2754 or evenings 626 5252
BIRMINGHAM
3 bedrooms, full basement, just painted
Available now $350 per month plus se
rurity Call 644-8332
BIRMINGHAM 3 bedroom buck ranch,
rarpet basement, garage, appliances,
near train bus, gas heat, lease, securi-
ty No pets $475 After 6pm. 559 0193
NOVI Large 4 bedroom. 24 bath
ranch living, dining family, finished
basement, garage Clubhouse privi
leges $590 month Security. 553-8737
NOVI 41386 Llewelyn 2600 sq ft Cus
torn built home, rental for $800 montb
or best offer Call Ben Denny
7218400
OAK PARK ranch 2 tied rooms. 3rd
bedroom or den. stove, refrigerator,
washer, dryer, fenced yard, $375 plus
$500 security 352-1494
BLOOMFIELD HILLS Maple/Tele
graph area 3 bedroom ranch, family
room, large garage, newly decorated t
carpeted $600 per month 644 4402
ONE BEDROOM house, recently paint
ed 12 Mile. Southfield area Close to
shopping, churches, bus, 4 schools Wa
ter furnished, $150 348 3077 399 4294
BLOOMFIELD HILLS Charming 3
bedroom ranch Fireplace, spacious
kitchen, large lot Short term lease pos
sible $575 a month Eves 644 6067
BLOOMFIELD HILUS Executive 4
bedroom colonial plus den. corner lot.
3W baths, family room, finished base
ment with wet bar, many extras, very
clean $950 per month plus deposit
Call Mrs Mvers 647 0700. 626-4688
BLOOMFIELD HILLS. 3 bedroom,
Ranch House, large basement, fire
place, garage, immediate occupancy,
short term lease available 645-0180
BRICK Ranch in Westland on Kennedy
)r. North of Ford Rd Good sized
•oorns with basement, (needs some
company) $450 month Call
Ben Denny. 721 8400
BY OWNER 3 bedroom Birmingham
Ranch, near Pembroke Park New car
peting 4 drapes, full basement. $475./
month Call before 5PM, «49 3405, or
after 5PM. 642 7597
CANTON - center of town 3 bedroom
home $325 month plus deposit Month
to month or lease Jean 459 3600
CANTON N W - new 1700 sq ft ranch
Central air, 2 car garage, lawn mainte-
nance, no peU 1 yr lease Security
After!
$475 mo 7pm 455-9791
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OXFORD ORION
Clean. 3 bedrodm ranch Attached ga
rage, gas heat, carpeting, drapes, stove
4 refrigerator. $400 month 693 2055
PINE KNOB Sub 3 bedrooms. 2 baths
family room, fireplace, attached ga
rage, close to 1-75, $700 month plus se
curily 625-8923 or 541 2581
PLYMOUTH AREA 3 bedroom, base-
ment, garage, month to month or lease
available Call Ron or Al 420 2100
PLYMOUTH LAKE POINTE, 4 bed
room Quad, 2 baths, nice quiet court,
$500 per month, children welcome,
420 0784
PLYMOUTH, new luxury 3 bedroom
ranch in prestige location 24 baths,
formal dining room, family room with
fireplace $800 monthly 459-9396
PLYMOUTH-Southfield Rd area 2 bed
room house, $195 per month Security
deposit required Prefer no pets
698 1012
PLYMOUTH
1 bedroom cottage for rent Newly re-
modeled $250 a month plus security
Call 455-8699
QUAD LEVEL in prestigious area with
2000 so ft Large family room with nat-
ural fireplace, Whitney Knoll Sub,
Westland $750 month Call Ben Denny.
721-8400
REDFORD ^REA, 24 bedroom, ga
rage, fencein lot, $300 plus security
Call Jack after 7pm, anytime weekends
869-1660
REDFORD TOWNSHIP - 3 Bedroom
ranch. $375 per month, security
deposit required
354 8202
REDFORD TWP. Immediate occupan-
cy 3 bedroom brick ranch, carpeting,
drapes, appliances, Florida room, rec
room, garage, $475 534-7069; 437-0092
ROCHESTER 1 year old colonial.
4 bedrooms, 24 baths, family room
with fireplace, 2 car garage, $700 a
month 879-7674
ROCHESTER 3 bedrooms, 14 baths,
all appliances, 2 car attached garage.
Rochester schools $575 per month
Call 651-8090
ROCHESTER, 1 bedroom home, full
basement, 14 baths, stove 4 refrigera-
tor »400 /month After 4PM, 6284S70
SHRINE Royal Oak area Brick, 4 bed-
room, 2 bath, garage, appliances, fire-
place, basement. References, security,
no pets. Call 4PM-6PM 541 Ml
SOUTHFIELD-attractive 1 bedroom
ranch, basement, fireplaces 14 acres,
all appliances, gas heat Immediate oc-
cupancy $600 month IS4-4M2
404 Houses For Rent
SOUTHFIELD house, will sub lease, 3
bedrooms, call after 5pm 559-1335
SOUTHFIEU) - 11 Mile/Telegraph
Beautiful 3 bedroom Ranch, super fam-
ily room with fireplace. 24 car garage,
large lot, air. Much More $625 /month
Geo Orrin, 549-1713 or 553-8700
SOUTHFIELD-4 bedrooms on 3 acres 2
full baths, 2 fireplaces. 2 car attached
gafage Sunken family room with
beamed ceiling, finished basement, gas
heat $650 a month $1000 security de-
posit 569 7622
STERLING HTS 4 bedroom colonial.
14 bath, family room, fireplace, base^
ment. attach garage, 4 acre country
setting. $650 plus security 725-7221
TROY - 3,000 sq ft. 4 bedroom, 24 Co-
lonial, den, living, dining, breakfast
room, family • room, fireplace, base-
ment. 2 car garage, air, $625/mo No
peU Deposit required 851-5766
TWO BEDROOM, carpet, stove, refrig
erator. Southfield, couples preferred,
$325 month 357-2337
WALLED LAKE 3 bedroom, nice area,
fully carpeted, appliances, washer 4
dryer, close to shopping $425 month
Call after 5pm, 669 9821
WATERFORIV 3 bedrooms, built in
kitchen, basement, double garage.
Elizabeth Lake privileges, $450 per
month 682 9285
W BLOOMFIELD Cass Lake privi-
leges, docking 4 beach 3 bedrooms, 14
baths basement. Newly remodeded. all
appliances $550 monthly 626 4221
WEST DEARBORN 21010 Carlvsle, be
tween W Outer Dr 4 Monroe, 3 bed
room bungalow, stove, refrigerator,
washer, 'dryer, curtains 4 carpeting,
basement garage, clean, working cou
pie preferred No pets $400 per month
Call after 6pm. 274-694J
1
WESTLAND Ford Rd area 3 bedroom
brick ranch. 14 baths, basement, car-
peted, decorated, no pets Close to Hud
son's $395 mo 271 4951
WESTLAND 3 bedroom Brick Ranch,
24 car garage, close to schooLs 4 shop^
ping, $350 per month $350 security.
595 6559
WESTLAND 4 bedroom, family room,
central air, 2 car attached garage, 2
full baths, appliances $500 per month
plus deposit 981-2636
WOLVERINE Walled Lake Urge Bi
Level - 4 bedroom. 14 baths, 2 car ga
rage, central air, workshop lake privi
leges $540 per month 624-6948
W BL(X)MFIELD 3 bedrooms. Urge
kitchen, basement, all appliances in
eluding washer 4 dryer, new carpeting
4 drapes, lake privileges $400 montii
855-1849
W BLOOMFIELD. Brand new execu
tive 4 bedroom Colonial. 14 Mile
Drake, for rent option to buy, specious
rooms for entertaining, owner financ-
ing excellent terms, Janet 642 6755
13241 Burton Oak Park 3 bedroom
ranch adults preferred $460 per month
f lus one month security deposit Call
alarie 322 5910 or 273 8230
3 BEDROOM brick, garage, family
r.iom Warren Rd -Middlebeit area
$420 plus security Must have Big 3
type benefits 274 1 189
s MILK 4 INKSTER, 1 bedroom fur
nis;..'.; r n " n Monthly ALSO
2 bedroom uniuii, J stove, refriger
ator, carpeting $300 Monthly 522-4238
8 MILE Middlebeit area 3 bedroom
frame, 2 car garage, large yard, clean
4 well decorated $425 month 476-3754
408 Duplexes For Rent
BIRMINGHAM DUPLEX
Features 2 bedrooms. 14 baths, fire
place in living room, family kitchen
Carpeted throughout $495 per month
Century 21
PIETY HILL. INC. J 642-8100
BIRMINGHAM Pierce St 2 story Vic
torian 2 bedroofns, living room, dining
room kitchen, breakfast room. 14
baths full basement Private entrances
private yard, appliances 4 parking
$475 per month Days 857-7211
Evenings 642 4787
GARDEN CITY
Duplex sharp 1 bedroom Like your
own home Large yard patio, carpet
ing air freshly painted $290 No pets
Adults preferred
Agent 478 7640
PLYMOUTH-Canton Convenient loca
tion Luxurious 3 bedroom duplex
Family room, carpeted, appliances Im
mediate occupancy 455-2294
PLYMOUTH Adams St 1 bedroom
kitchen appliances, full basement No
pets $290 monthly plus gas 4 electrici
ty Security deposit 453-17U:
ROYAL OAK duplex, modern, spaciou:.
3 bedrooms, 2 baths, carpeted, all kitch
en appliances, basement attached ga
rage Call after 5PM 541 849::
HOYAI. OAK Lively spacious 2 bed
room lower Duplex Basement 4 Ga
rage $450 $475 month No pets
626 66|:
WAYNE nice area, two 2 bedroom
Brick Duplexes individual basements
references, no pets $300 monthly
$325 deposit, 525 626i
WESTLAND
Only $235 Small effeciency, I bed
room, shower carpeting heat included
No pets Agent 478 764(
410 Flats For Rent
BIRMINGHAM. 2 bedroom, fireplace
basement garage, appliances. $375
month 14 security deposit Call after 6
PM 455 3782
DEARBORN (2). 2 bedrooms carpet
ing, garage, basement, fenced yard
Lower, $290 Upper $250 month Ref
erences. security After 5pm, 565 731C
DEARBORN, 6 room lower, newly dec
orated, appliances AdulU preferred
No pets $300 Security deposit Immc
diate occupancy References 533-232S
FERNDALE Cozy I bedroom upper
carpet, appliances All utilities includ
ed $260, immediate occupancy
644 7713
TAYLOR 2 bedrooms, fireplace, full
basement, garage, washer'dryer hook
up. stove, refrigerator All utilities in
eluded Older couple considered Refer
ences $360 349 3462
TWO BEDROOM 6 room upper flat
Telegraph Grand River area, $295 per
month including heat Call 7 30 9pm
464 6015 or 729 8718
UPPER FLAT, 1 bedroom, Plymouth
area. $350 a month All utilities includ
ed, heat, electricity 4 air Carpeted
Washer 4 dryer in apt 453-0538
412 Townhouses-Condos
For Rent
AVAILABLE
10 Mile - Lahser
2 or 3 bedrooms, 24 baths, living room,
dining room, sit-in kitchen with built-in
appliances Finished rec room with sep^
arate laundry room Fully carpeted,
drapery rods 1,950 So Ft Carport in
eluded Adult, teen 4 cnildren area Sor
ry. no peu $485 Guarantee no rent in
crease for 1 year
HEAT INCLUDED
356-8844
AVAILABLE
12 Mile-Telegraph
SPECIAL DISCOUNT
To new residenU of $ 100 per Mo
for 2 months on a 12 Mo lease
of $510 per month - offer good
on last unit thru 2-28-81
Luxurious 3 bedroom ranch townhouse,
2 baths, 1450 Sq Ft. individual private
entrance, living room, dining room,
kitchen w/builUn appliances, fully car-
peted. laundry room and storage room,
carport included Small children wel-
come Sorry, no peU
Also Ranch Apt available for $490
Same special discount thru 2-28 81
HEAT INCLUDED
356-3780
- BIRMINGHAM -
FREE RENT
ill MARCH 1st
Charming Townhouse, best location
Everything New! Quality Decor! Beau-
tifully finished roc room 1475 / month
Call 626-7713 or 81J-5S07
Re/Max ol Birmingham
BIRMINGHAM Short term, fully fur
hiabed Townhouse* Starting at $750
per month 642 0145
412 Townhouses-Condos
For Rent
BIRMINGHAM
2 bedroom luxurious townhouse. walk-
ing distance from downtown
References required 646-2701 642-8471
BIRMINGHAM
2 Bedroom Townhouse with
full basement in beautiful
wooded area. For rental in-
formation call any day ex-
cept Sun. from 12 to 5 PM.
643-8225
BLOOMFIELD HILLS SCHOOLS
MOON LAKE
2 or 3 bedroom townhouses, no common
walls, attached garage, full basement,
patio, fireplace, fishing, golf, tennU,
pool, park $660 to $935 per month
Long Lake Rd, one mile west of
Middlebeit Open daily from 1-6 30PM
(Closed Fridays)
626-4888
BLOOMFIELD HILLS spacious 1 bed
room condo, frostfree refrig. self clean
ing oven, washer, dryer, carport $375
mo ,heat included After 6 30 645-1437
BLOOMFIELD HILLS - sharp Condc
for rent, 2 bedroom, 14 baths $425 un
furnished $525 furnished Include?
heat After 6pm, 549-7847
BLOOMFIELD Spacious and lovely 3
bedrooms, 24 baths, family room with
fireplace, breakfast area 4 large pan
iry. drapes, carpeting, washer 4 dryer
pool 4 clubhouse Will rent to responsi
ble tenant for $650/month 373 1745
COLONIAL CT.
BIRMINGHAM AREA
Large 2 bedroom town-
houses with central air, light-
ed carports & carpeting,
From $420
Office - 1343 N, Woodward
646-1188
CONDO Farmington Hills, 2 bedrooms
2 baths carpeted, kitchen appliances
balcony, pool, clubhouse $440 Mo . heat
included Call 453 4539 or 476 0396
FARMINGTON HILLS, 2 bedrooms,
adult condo, wooded area close to Livfr
nia Mall, convenient transportation, gas
4 water $370 661-5026
FARMINGTON HILUS, 12 Mile Ore
hard Lake Rd area, new I bedroom
condo, all appliances, including mi
crowave 4 washer 4 dryer, $365 per
month • security 464 8382 or 568-7672
FARMINGTON HILLS
1 Bedroom 14 baths Super luxury,
king sized one bedroom condo with
huge closeU 4 formal dining Pool,
clubhouse, tennis Quick occupancy, if
desired Daily 4 Weekends 855- 2703
FARMINGTON HILLS
$410 per month 2 bedroom unit, com
plete kitchen, air. poo' tennis courts
carport, 1 m nith security deposit Im
mediate occupancy Meadi w Mgt Inc
Call Bruce 851 8070
FREE
FIRST MONTH
FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Large beautiful 2 bedroom 14 bath in
suburban residential area Reasonably
priced at only $480 Features Hotpoint
appliances in deluxe equipped kitchen
Plush shag carpeting drapes, central
heat 4 air conditioning Carport Full
basement No peU
Near Southfield 4 1-696 Freeways
Southfield Townhouses
I^hser Rd Corner McClung
Between 9 10 Mile Rds
Model Open Mon Thru Sat
Noon Till 5 pm
RESIDENT MGR 355-3253
FREE
ROCHESTER KINGS COVE CONDO
MINIUMS. 1st months rent FREE Spa
cious new 2 and 3 bedroom townhouses
Full basement 4 garage We offer Club
house pool 4 tennis courts for your en
joyment $550 per month Call 652-1800
after I PM
1275 4 Ford New. 3 bedroom I ^
bath, plus basement, club house Negi>-
tiable Rent . Sale or Lease 1, 2 or 3
people 326 4968 or 316 275-0735
KF.ATINGTON CO.NIX)
2 bedrAom. garage, central air, appli
ances Immediate occupancy $360
month 681 1290
LAKESIDE DRIVE
3 Bedrooms - 2 baths
Immediate Occupancy
A magnificent view of beautiful
landscaped lake tn W Bloomfield area s
most desirable Condo community Spa-
cious rooms, with 22 ft master bed
room suite All appliances, laundry
room new decor Good lease terms
Call anytime - 855-2703
NEAR BIRMINGHAM very clean
2 bedroom, 2 bath, carport, new carpet
ing 4 appliances, laundry 4 basement,
upper unit $450 646-4153. 357 3320
NOVI-IO Mile 4 Haggerty 3 bedroom,
14 bath, rec room, dining room, pri-
vate yard, clubhouse, pool, tennis, heat,
hot water $500 month 478-5728
PLYMOUTH Adult community 2 bed
rooms, 2 baths, rec room, carport In-
cludes heat, carpeting 4 drapes, pool 4
clubhouse Will lease $400 mo 453-5178
Plymouth Condo
2 bedroom in the City Stove, refrigera
tor. heal included, swimming pool,
basement, storage facilities 4 month to
vear $345 month Call
JIM STEVENS
Century 21
Gold House Realtors
459-6000
PLYMOUTH LANDING 3 bedroom
condo, large living room, uulk in clo-
seU. 14 baths, baseman!, central air.
all appliances $425 981 2325
ROCHESTER Condominium, 2 bed
room. 14 bath, fireplace. 1 car garage
full basement $550 per month Call J
Gibbons. 652 6560
ROCHESTER
2 bedroom, 2Vt bath town-
house, complete kitchen, im-
mediate occupancy,' $475
mo. includes heat, security
deposit, $250
Meadow Mgt. Inc.
851-9070 652-3484
ROYAL OAK. Coventry Sq end unit for
rent or sale 3 bedroom Condo. 14
baths, family room Rent $560 month
includes heat After 5PM 649-6396
ROYAL OAK
Rochester Terraces Beautiful newly
carpeted 2 bedroom townhouse $375
month 547 2672 or 275 4364
SOUTHFIELD CONDO. 2 bedroom,
new carpeting, new appliances includ-
ing dishwasher, basement, central air,
$425 mo includes heat, water 626-4459
SOUTHFIELD. sublease Mar 1-JuI 1. 3
bedroom. 24 bath with finished base
ment Children OK $400 month. $500
security deposit 356-4475
TOWNHOUSE W CHICAGO
E of Telegraph 5 rooms, 2 bedrooms,
basement, appliances AdulU N» PeU
$235 273-7328 or 851-4477
TROY area. Wattles Creek 2 bedroom
townhouse. full basement, fully carpet
ed 4 draped, all appliances Brick patio
including gas grill, private parking
Mint condition $520 monthly 646-1066
TROY, spic 4 span, newly decorated
Townhouae/Condo, 2 bedrooms. 14
bath, air, step-down living room with
firepUce, finished basement with wet
bar. all appliances 4 block from Club
house, pool, tennis courU Maintenance
paid by owner $500 per mo 852-7829
WATER FORD TWP Near Pontiac Air
port Lease with option to buy or con-
sider land contract sale with low down
2 bedrooms. 14 baths, like new appli-
ances, carpet, drapes Immediate occu
pancy $375 month 642-2244
W BLOOMFIELD 1,800 sq.ft. 2 bed
rooms, den. 24 baths, dining room,
basement, garage, appliances, carpet-
ed, drapes, pool, tehnis. $680 661-1557
414 Florida Rentals
ABANDON YOUR HUNT
Florida RenUls
TenanU 4 Landlords
Share Listlnp 642-1620
BEAUTIFULLY furnished 2 bedroom,
sleeps I, luxury condo on Fort Pierce
Beach Florida, facing the ocean Avail-
able 4 weeks 649-2060 or 681-7879
414 Florida Rentals
BEAUTIFUL new 2 bedroom, 2 bath
Condo overlooking golf course in BonlU
Springs TennU court, pool, near gulf
beaches Available Mar . April $350 a
week. 1,200 a month Call after 6PM
weekdays or weekends. 399-9080
BOCA RATON coodo, 2 bedroom, 2
bath, available March 4 April New
apartment, completely furnished Days
dnly 642-503)
BONITA BEACH CONDO
1 bedroom brand new Weekly 4 month-
ly rata. 478 3669
BRADENTON - Sarasota area, golf at a
E rivate club. 1st floor condo, available
Iar«th 4 April 647-4192
CLEARWATER Beach on the water, 2
bedroom, 2 bath luxury condo, deluxe
furnishings Available bi-weekly or mo
beginning April 1 After 6 661 2686
CLEARWATER BEACH • 440 West,
gulf front luxury 2 bedroom. 2 bath con-
do Heated pool Seasonal 4 summer
rates 553-4104
CONDO Townhouse in Stuart 2 bed
room, 24 bath, completely furnished
Pool, tennis Available March 1st Call
Eves 689 8212
DISNEY WORLD Vacation' Beautiful
Orlando condo, fully furnished, on Lake,
rent weekly Near other attractions
Reasonable 541-7144
FORT LAUDERDALE
l.arge 2 bedroom, 2 bath Condo over
looking canal 4 Intercoastal 4 mile
from Ocean Weekly or Monthly rates
Available March, April 4 May Com-
pletely furnished 453-2500
FT MYERS BEACH, efficiency condo,
sleeps 4, poolside, Gulf front, every
thing Included, many extras Available
weeks of 3/28 4 4/4 524 9858
HILTON HEAD IS Villa, 3 bedroom.
34 baths, pool, 7th fairway, next to
tennis courts, walk to beach, good rate
by week or month After 6pm 642-6872
HUTCHINSON Island new oceanfront 2
bedroom, 2 bath furnished penthouse
Pool,tennis Adults preferred, no peu 2
weeks, $700 1 month, $1300 682-1641
ISLA DEL SOL • St Petersburg 1 bed-
room, 14 bath condo or 2 bedroom, 2
bath, bay-front villa Tennis, golf,
swimming, sailing, clubhouse 4 restau
rant all on island 525 3943
LONG BOAT KEY CONDO
Completely furnished
Pool, tennis On the Gulf
882 9806
LONGBOAT KEY Completely fur
nished 2 bedroom condo Gulf, pool, ten-
nis Also 3 bedroom house on Bay Eves
only 646 1525
MARCO ISLAND South Seas ground
floor new corner condo Immaculate 2
bedrooms, 2 baths, decorator furnished
20 ft from bay Tennis, beach, pool,
dock No peU 674 2828
NAPLES luxury Condo, 2 bedrooms, 2
baths, completely furnished, minimum
2 week rental $1,200 per month Avail-
able Apr 1st 538 3385 or 517-546 0044
NAPLES New luxury gulf-front condo
2 bedrooms. 2 baths "with den Wet bar.
laundry room, tennis, pool Available
Feb 28th thru Mar 20th 652-4602
OCEAN VILLAGE-Hutchinson Island
New first floor condo 2 bedroom, 2
baths, living fining room, plus den, ful
ly equipped Enjoy tennis, golf, sauna,
swimm "g pools, exercise room, gour
met restaurant 4 lovely private beach
Available Feb-Mar $1600 per month
Call 851-7821
POMPANO Ft Lauderdale area Beau
tiful new 2 bedroom. 2 bath Condo on
L^ako with swimming pools Completely
furnished Avail April 4 May 476-4420
SARASOTA - Siesta Key, gulf to bay
condo. 2 bedrooms. 2 baths fully fur
nished pool, tennis Available month or
season Adults preferred 286-5846
SIESTA KEY Fla
Harbor Towers Yacht 4 Racquet Club
Luxury condos. 1, 2, 3 bedroom fur
nished apU All amenities Free bro
chure Write 5855 Midnight Pass Rd
Siesta Key, Fla 33581 or call
(813)349 7600
SIESTA KEY Luxury condo. 2 bed
rooms, 2 baths, large wrap a round en
closed lani plus 2 outer porches, beauti
fully furnished 4 bay to gulf $2000 per
month 626-8670
SIESTA KEY. Sarasota, oceanfront 2
bedroom 2 bath Condo. designer fur
nished Boat dock, pools, beach cabana
Available April. adulU 644 7239
STUART, FLA.
Circle Bay Yacht Club 2
bedroom, 2 bath, top floor,
furnished or unfurnished.
Long term lease. Right on
and facing the St. Lucie Riv-
er. It's heaven. Clubhouse &
pool, walk to 43 store shop-
ping center Available imme-
diately.
661-5932
305/931-7552
STUART FLORIDA
Circle Bay Yacht Club. 2 bedroom, 2
bath, top floor, furnished or unfur-
nished. long term lease, right on and
facing the St Lucie River It's heaven
Club house 4 pool walk to 43 store
shopping center Available immediate-
ly 1-313-661 5932. 1-305-931 7552
ST PETERSBURG Bay on an island 2
bedroom condo. 2 baths Golf course,
pool, tennis, boating, quiet 4 new $450
per week Call 544 9542
TARPON WOODS 2 bedroom 2 bath
completely furnished condo Golf,
swimming, tennis Weekly, monthly
Call after 5PM 464 2988
THE GULF 4 Bay Club, 2 bedroom 4 2
baths beachfront, island, condominium
rental. I month minimum Available
Apr 4 May Tennis galore, saunas, heat
ed pool, restaurant, 650 feet beach Call
now 5730 Midnight Pass Rd, Sarasota.
Florida 813 349 7101
VENICE AREA - 2 bedroom. 2 bath
condo, bay view, golf, available month
of March * 227-7690
YOUR ISLAND in the Sun on Boca Cie-
ga Bay. 2 bedrooms. 2 baths, sandy
beach, golf, tennis, pool, attractively
furnished Available Feb 7th-March
20th Minimum 2 weeks 851-8732
415 Halls For Rent
LIVONIA Daniel A Lord K of C Hall
Capacity 275 Ample parking, air condi
tiomng Rental far all occasions
464-0500
416 Vacation Rentals
ABANDON YOUR HUNT
Vacation Rentals
Tenanu 4 Landlords
Share Listings 642-1620
ALPINE RESORT
Skiers reserve now for ski season
3 or 4 bedroom furnished chalet in
Boyne Country Special rates by the
week Fireplace Cross country 4
snowmobiling Call
Mr Balogh, 645-5790,
Evenings, 646-6102
Resort, 1-616-347-8501
A BESK CHALETS
Boyne MounUin t
2.3,4.5 bedroom chaleU
Livonia Office 464 9684 464 4260
BOYNE COUNTRY CHALET
4 bedrooms, wood fireplace, sleeps 8
comfortably Call after 7 PM
642 3575
BOYNE COUNTRY CHALET
Rentals Finest lodging in area
By day or week
Call 928-8295
BOYNE COUNTRY
Deluxe 3 bedroom Condo, 3 full baths
all convenieces, fireplace, loft, garage
661 0874
BOYNE HIGHLANDS CHALET
2 minutes from ski area, 3 bedrooms. 2
baths, natural fireplace Days 642 488C
or evenings 885 0361
BOYNE MT 3 bedroom Chalet, fully
equipped kitchen, dishwasher. 2 baths
fireplace, great cross country skiing
$20i per weekend 644-2729
CHALET. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, sleeps 8
at base of Nubs Nob Ski Resort, com
pletely furnished, very reasonable t(
responsible parties 464-3680, 476-7213
CONDOMINIUMS 4 Homes available
Oby week 4 weekend during ski season
Also by week only during summer sea
son 1981 Contact Graham Real Eatate
198 E. Main St.. Harbor Springs, Mi
49740 or Call 616-526-6251
HILTON HEAD ISLAND, new 2 bed
room oceanfront villa, at Palmettc
Dunes Resort, completely furnished,
sleeps 6. save 20% 647-4574
HILTON HEAD, South Carolina 1200
sq ft. 2 bedroom Condo on the ocean,
weeks of 4-4 6 4-11 Free tennU, swim-
ming. etc. Call 668-6130
416 Vacation Rentals
SKI ACCOMMODATIONS
Michigan's moat luxurious reaort Con-
dominium Townhouses are located on
Walloon Lake, between Boyne Mt 4
Boyne Highland Ice skating 4 cross
country skiing available on property
Over 200 acres of lovely rolling wood
lands References please
WILDWOOD
WALLOON LAKE, MI 49796
616-582-9616
TRAVERSE CITY • charming, clean,
cottages and apartmenU on East Bay
Beautiful, private beach $265 $295
weekly No peU Early reservations
suggested Call for brochure
1-616-938 1740 or 1-938 2530
VAIL COLORADO-elegant 3 bedroom.
3 bath, brand new home at Vail Rac
quet Club, sleeps 10, fully equipped.
$1000 weeklv Call Jason 313-358 4270
418 Mobile Homes
For Rent
MOBILE HOME& One 4 2 bedrooms,
furnished including heat 4 air Rent
$140 to $250 per month P O Box 181,
Farmington, Mich 48024
ONE BEDROOM furnished mobile
home Farmington location References
and security reouired Employed mar
ried couples preferred 476-0973
420 Rooms For Rent
ABANDON YOUR HUNT
Select Rentals
We Help landlords 4 Tenants
Share Referrals 642 1620
FURNISHED ROOMS
Also, efficiencies available Winter
rates Daily, weekly or monthly $90
per week, no security deposit required
Color TV, phones, maid service
Royal Motor Inn 27751 Plymouth Rd
Livonia 422 1911
ATTRACTIVE ROOM in Novi area
with light kitchen privileges Working
female $40 per week Before 5 30pm
349 5202, After 5 30pm, 349 6014
MATURE, professional or retired lady
Birmingham Pontiac area Beautifully
furnished, lakefront room I.oving home
atmosphere Reasonable 673-2852
CANTON AREA Room in 3 bedroom
condo to responsible non-smoking per-
son Security deposit required 453 9438
CLAWSON room for rent with house
privileges women preferred 588 3013
GARDEN CITY
Comfortable room in private home
Mature gentleman preferred
421 6328
LARGE Room, quiet neighborhood
breakfast privileges, gentleman pre-
ferred 13 Mile/Southfield area
After 6PM 646-0290
LONG LAKE, 1-75 4 Telegraph area
Woodward bus line Private entrance,
telephone line to room Working male
preferred $30 weekly 332 7644
PLYMOUTH N MILL ST
AdulU preferred, 25 4 older $25 $30
weekly plus deposit Laundry facilities
parking Oid Village Inn 453-6776
PLYMOUTH THE MANOR ROOMS
Furnished sleeping rooms near down
town, $30 per week * security deposit
455 2010
SOUTHFIELD room with private bath
for working woman, kitchen privileges
557 4804
CHECK CLASSIFICATION 432
for Living Quarters to Share
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422 Commercial &
Industrial For Rent
BIRMINGHAM
1550, 2400, 3480, 4020, 7500 sq ft S
Eton Rd Call days 642-5159
FARMINC.TON industrial space, Px
cellent location. $350 includes gas 4
electricity Security deposit. 4710645
MINI WAREHOUSE STORAGE
S Eton Rd Birmingham, available
Feb 1.96 to 230 sq ft uniu Days
642 5159
NEW DOWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM
2400 so ft Deluxe warehouse complex
3 overhead doors gas heat Mr Lund
549 0100
PLYMOUTH downtown 1200 sq ft in
the quaint Forest Place Shopping Com
plex Retail tenant only Immediate oc
cupancy 455-7373
SCHOOLCRAFT INKSTER RD
Livonia. Mi 3700 sq ft in active shop
ping center Ideal for auto parts, hard
ware, clothing discount, or many other
types of business 559-1160
424 Office &
Business Space
ABSOLUTELY UNIQUE Way to save
Office Expenses Your own Birmmg
ham Office Address, business phone 4
Secretary for under $50 per month
Office Suites 645 5839
AN INEXPENSIVE WAY for a presti
gious Livonia office address 4 tele
phone service $50 per month Secretar-
ial 4 bookkeeping services also avail
able Professional Offices 477-0415
A PRESTIGIOUS Livonia Office 150
sq ft Secretarial 4 bookkeeping ser
vice available $225 a month includes
utilities 477-0415
ATTORNEY OR CPA OFFICES for
rent Prime Troy location Reception, li
brary, conference, secretarial facilities
available Reasonably priced Call
(313)649 6962
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY
Downtown Plymouth, modern single of
fices up to 3000 sq ft starting al $85
month First Month Free 459 4200
BINGHAM CENTER 3 offi&s of 5 off
ice suite, in full service complex Avail
able immediately Ideal for mfg rep
CPA, attorney, etc $285 month per off
ice 30700 Telegraph Birmingham Call
Miss Jones 644 4887
BIRMINGHAM, cute space for retail
store or shop in 555 area Carpeting,
drapes, parking Previously successful
location 642 9700
BIRMINGHAM
Large 3 room deluxe office
suites, completely finished,
available now.
Tisdale & Co.
626-8220
BIRMINGHAM OFFICE SPACE
In Downtown Area
From 390 to 500 sq ft
Call 646 9700
BIRMINGHAM
Office
400 Sq Ft
Call 353 4280
BIRMINGHAM plus office and desk
space in prime location Secretarial and
pnone answering service available on
premises Available now 645 5839
BLOOMFIELD HILUS Private office
plus use of common areas in beautiful
new building located in Bloomfield
Hills $485 per month Call 645 6166
BRIGHTON Now Leasing New con
temporary office buiRJing. up to 8000
sq ft All or part custom finished to
your needs Grand River frontage, near
expressway 227 2440
424 Office A
Business Space
EXECUTIVE SUITES AVAILABLE
Includes spacious parking facilities 1st
floor Experienced Executive Secretar-
ies, personalized phone answering, du
plicating Notary
HARVARD SUITE
29350 SOUTHFIELD RD
SUITE 122
557-2757
FARMINGTON DOWNTOWN
Premium retail or office space Excel
lent location and customer parking
Fully carpeted, newly decorated Utili-
ties Included Several spaces from 300
to 1300 sq ft Terms negotiable Call
weekdays 9 AM to 5 PM 477-0157
FARMINGTON HILLS - 12 Mile just
off Orchard Lake 4 1-96, new office
building to be completed Aug 1981 Up
to 4800 square feet ground floor to
lease Call John Thompson 553-4566
Farmington Hills
Middlebelt-Northwestern
Unique Office Suites
626-8842
FARMINGTON Drakeshire Profes
sional Centre. Drake Rd 4 Grand Riv
er 1,150 sq ft for lease in Farming
ton's ouUtanding professional building
(Won the beautification award 4 years
in a row ) Present occupanU chiroprac
tors, dentisU and osteopath Looking
for podiatrist or medical specialty Call
Pat 477-7313
FURNISHED CORNER office with sec
retarial service available in 12 Mile
Southfield area Ample parking Call
9am-5pm, 557 7860
GARDEN CITY, house for rent
for office space Ford Rd 4 Middlebeit
Please call for details
422 7030
HOLLIDAY PARK
OFFICE PLAZA
8623 N Wayne Rd.
272 to 600 sq ft Modern professional
building All utilities 4 janitorial in
eluded 1 mile N of Westland Shopping
Center Call McKinley Properties
Julie Hitter
769 8520
IDEAL BIRMINGHAM location in his-
toric I'eabody Mansion 1200 sq ft 2
rrivate entrances Parking available
mmediate occupancy 642 0640
INSTANT OFFICE
Telegraph 4 Maple 635 Sq Ft 2 room
suite, (can be divided into 3 or 4 rooms)
Immediate occupancy
Call Mrs Swanson at 682 1119
LIVONIA AREA
18x30 ft Office Space
660 sq ft of Warehouse
$525 per month 591 3717
LIVONIA, Instant office and staff for
one month lease fee No payroll or atv
sentee problems Schoolcraft at Farm
ington Metro Business Centers, Inc ,
525 4240
LIVONIA PAVILION
19500 Middlebeit, 1. 2 and 3 room
suites Paneled, carpeted 4 drapes
Also space available for larger tenant
All utilities 4 5 day janitorial service
included MaxCicurel 478 1427
MAPLE-ORCHARD
Deluxe 2 room suite avail-
able now All services includ-
ed.
Tisdale & Co.
626-8220
MEDICAL DENTAL or related usage
Approximately 1000 sq ft partitioned
offices on Orchard Lake Rd Farming
ton Immediate occupancy
Canner Mgm t Co 569 4003
MEDICAL SUITES
FOR LEASE
Northland 9 Mile Medical Bldg 15901
W 9 Mile. Southfield From 500 to 1500
sq ft Adjacent to Providence Hospital
Janitorial, free parking included Cof
fee shop, pl^armacy, radiology 4 lal*>
ratory servfee in building Call
McKINLEY PROPERTIES
Elaine Dailey at 769 8520
NEW OFFICE 4 WAREHOUSE
3.100 sq ft Wixom Industrial Park.
313 348 1771
NORTHVILLE 1600 sq ft office space
ideal for sales force or engineering
staff Adjacent light industrial or ware
house space available Will subdivide
priced for quick lease Days. 349 7077
NOW AT
Bingham Center Suite 2865
30800 Telegraph Birmingham
EXECUTIVE GROUP INC
The prestigious yet cost effective
Office Secretarial concept
15 Yrs of service to national local
companies
7 Prime locations serving Birmingham.
Dearborn. Troy 4 Southfield 647 4707
OFFICE SPACE downtown Plymouth
Main St Victorian Landmark Home un
dergoing detailed restoration Inside
completed Extras available 459 0940
CANTON PROFESSIONAL PARK
Ideal N Canton location, approximate
ly 500 sq ft. full basement, ample
parking 4 design your own interior
453-6521 349 1240
Commercial Space
Available in High Rise Bldg
Located in Southfield
Ideal for Doctor
Area consisu of reception room, wait
ing rpom, lab room, aoctor's office and
3 examining rooms
For further information call
557-6116
• OFFICE SPACE
For the Executive who wants a success
ful. business like image
PLYMOUTH EXECUTIVE SERVICES
full time staff provides this worry-free
package at part time rates 455 5353
OFFICE SPACE Orchard Uke Rd 4
12 Mile, Farmington Hills, 280 sq ft, in
eludes heat, electric air, janitorial out
side window 4 private entrance $275
per month 626 4881
PLYMOUTH downtown 1200 sq ft Pf
office space, will finish to suit, new corv
struction Also single office approx 200
sq ft 455 7373
PLYMOUTH
Main St office space
Utilities included
Inquire 459 5870
PLYMOUTH office space Prime down-
town first floor, corner Approx 600 sq
ft, air conditioned, prior medical office
Immediate occupancy 459 3434
Plymouth Office 4 general business
space Prime Main Steeet location
For more information, call
MARK REALTY 459 6200
ROCHESTER
Deluxe general office space
available - from 2 room For
information call:
Tisdale & Co.
626-8220
ROCHESTER
620 W University Office space with
complete office services available
I 800 462 88444 or 652 3630
SCHOOLCRAFT 4 INKSTER
Livonia 500 sq ft heat 4 air condition
ing included ideal for factory repre
sentative or any general office 559 1160
.. NICE HOUSE to share in Wes' ind
male or female, immediate occupancy
Private roorri house privileges. s«cun
ty deposit 59S-6367
428 Garages A
Mini Storage
STORAGE BUILDING HaUtead Grand
River area Heat 4 electric, no garage
door 981 33M
430 Wanted To Rent
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GARAGE WANTED
For storage
Plymouth area
453 1735
LIVONIA AREA Office approi 110
sq ft. or will share shop, need approx
800 sq ft Call Mon after 9AM. 477 5500
WANTED TO rent one floor house or
first floor apartment 2 or 3 bedrooms
in vicinity 12 Mile 4 Southfield Rds
preferably Lathrup Village 356 1594
432 Living Quarters
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SHARE REFERRALS 642 1620
COUPLE TD share 2 bedroom apart
ment with forking girl over 20 After
7pm 7299466
COUPLE will share 3 bedroom home in
Westland with lady Cooking privileges
Own refrigerator color TV $160 in
eluding utilities 32^7897
FARMINGTON HILLS Share home
12 Mile Orchard lake prefer single
non-smoking professional male own
baih Pool $250 Mo references, securi
ty John 353 1000. Ext 26
FARMINGTON,LIVONIA area I want
a mature person to share my large
home, reasonable Male female Call
anytime 478-1930
FF.MAIJ-: K'XIMMATE wanled to
share 3 bedroom home in Westland
Available immediately Linda Days
25S 0050
FEMALE will share 2 bedroom Somer
set apartment with same Swimming
pool, convenient shopping Call Mira
Eves 643 9146 or Days 493 54C4
FEMALE wishes to share 2 bedroom 2
bath in beautiful W' Bloomfile apt. with
same laundry facilities ask for Karen.
work352 5353 Home 851 3346
FEMALE wishs to share apartment
with same Sommerset Troy $19$ plus
^ utilities 649 0203
10am 12 noon , 356 3941
IDEAL GREEN ACRES location Com
fortable large home to share with re
sponsible person Reasonable rent
Davs. 876 4034 eve weekends 345 3364
IN PLYMOUTH Disabled doctor will
provide living quarters (semi apart
ment) in exchange for periodic physical
assistance 4 small rent Ideal lor*male
students in health field Call between 1
5pm. 45$ 5007
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MALE WISHES |o share Oak Park 3
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$150 month plus 4 utilities Call Ray
Evenings 544 7695
MOTHER WISHRS to share 3 bedroom
home in Canton with neat responsible
female $220 month plus phone utilities
included After Iplri 981 2059
ONE FEMALE Co share 1 bedroom
home with 2 of same Furnished
washer dryer air conditioner $150 a
month plus utilities Call before 2pm or
after 7pm 280 1589
PLS'MOUTH Livonia area Female Op
tician has nice clean 3 bedroom home
to share with mature responsible per
son Reasonable 464 8330 or 56b 3852
PROFESSIONAL WOMAN Will share
with same luxurious 2 bedroom, 2 bath
Southfield apartment Needed al once
356 7139
PROFESSIONAL female looking to
share apt 4 expenses with same War
ren or Southfield area Call after 6pm
757 I486
SMALL bedroom in 3 bedroom home on
lirt road near Farmington and 8 Mile
$100 per month plus 'j utilities
476 8663
SINGLE ROOM OFFICES. Corner of
Ford Rd 4 Middlebeit Garden City
$75 per month and up including
utilities 422 7030
550 sq ft on private 4 general office
Private entrance Parking at front
door $275 per month Call Mike Nanry
425 3570
TROY Crooks 4 19 Mile available
2^*5 Straight male to share new 10
room furnished colonial storage space
garage available $225 Eves 87$ 7792
TWO MALES wish to share their S bed
room house in Redford Twp area
Share expensees Call between 5 30 and
7 30 PM . 534 6734
WANTED neat female professional to
ihare large Southfield apartment with
iame Call after 6pm 557 9533
WANTED Responsible male 25-35 to
ihare 3 bedroom Westland home with
full basement central air fireplace L
2 c a r garage Wayne Cherrv Hill
irea Call 7AM 5 30PM ask for' Dave
Krugler 322 7104
WEST BLOOMFIELD townhouse, 2000
iq ft male or female $200 month plus
4 utilities Call Dave 661 9388 553 3344
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30555 Southfield Rd Southfield
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YOUNG MAN to share my home with
same Furnished between Beech Daly
and Telegraph near 5 Mile
533 9458 837-8167
YOUNG MOTHER wishes to share 3
bedroom Birmingham home with re
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424 Office & Business Space
DOCTOR
Lease a medical suite in
Farmington Hills. Modern
building with elevator, doc-
tors lounge with sauna, ex-
ercise room and showers,
convenient to most North-
west area hospitals and ex-
pressways. Inspect the facili-
ty at your convenience. Ask
for Mary Bush. Call
553-8700.
Thompson-Brown
DOCTOR
Medical/Dental offices, 12 Mile South
field Area Fully aerviced,
Call after 6PM 442-579$ or 646 5291
MALL
GRAND BLANC
New tenant expansion (or Spring 1981 Thirty new stores In
plan Enclosed Mall in very affluent market verage house-
hold income in excess of $30,000 00 Population, including
surrounding trade area, 40.000 Excellent opportunity for
specialty stores Store sizes range from 600 to 7,500 sq ft 23.
300 sq It anchor store space available at this profitable
location
National, independent and owner/operators, don t miss this
opportunity! Type of stores needed - Sportswear, Ready-to--
Wear. Shoes, Children's. Men's Wear Fine Jewelry. Accesso-
ries, Records. Electronics, and Kiosk operators, and existing
Restaurant space available
/For Further Information
Contact
Doug LaMay
Moceri Management Company
P.O. Box 487,*Grand Blanc. Ml 48439
Telephone 313-694-1670
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4?? Commercial Industrial
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•124 Office Business Space
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426 Convalescent Nursing
Homes
-,'8 Garages Mini Storage
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430 Wanted To Rent
4 3? I iving Quarters
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704 Rummage Sales
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708 Household Goods
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709 Household Godds
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10 Misc For Sale
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7 11 Misc For Sale
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712 Bicycles For Sale
A Repair
7 13 Computer Service
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734 Trade or Sell
738 Household Pels
740 Pet Services iBy linei
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800 Recreational Vehicles
802 Snowmobiles
804 Airplanes
806 Boats Motors
DO7 Boat Parts A Service
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812 Motorcycles Go Karts
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813 Motorcycle Parts
& Service
814 Campers Motorhomes
8 16 Aulo Trucks. Parts
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820 Autos Wanted
8? I Junk Cars Wanled
822 Trucks For Sale
823 Vans
824 Sports Imported Cars
852 Classic Cars
854 American Motors
856 Buick
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LIVONIA
DtYMOUTH
GfRDE
CITY
CANTON
ONE CALL DOES IT ALU
Reach 12 communities with 1 call to
5910900
mt
500 Help Wanted
A BANK LOAN SERVICING MGR
To $35,000 Fee Paid Must have 3 yrs
minimum related Bank experience in
f strow, assumption, insurance collec
ion, real estate, automation 4 data
processing Employment Center
569 1636
ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
Due to expansion in Northwest area. 7
full time positions ranging from stock,
clerical, display 4 management trainee
are available for ambitious, sharp in-
dividuals No experience necessary
Company will train Excellent starting
pav with benefits Call Personnel
537 7066
AIRE MASTER IND
ACCOMPANIST (or CHORAL GROUP
$10 weekly rehearsal, Parks & Recre
ation Dept Resident preferred Apply
no later than Monday February 16
1981 City of Livoma Civil Service Com-
mission. »5UOO Civic Center Dr
An Equal Opportunity Employer
ACCOUNTING
MANAGER
COMPUTER
ACCOUNTING MANAGER
Must have in house computer experi
ence Excellent opportunity lor right
person Send complete resume 4 cover
letter to Box 534 Observer 4 Eccentric
Newspapers. 36251 Schoolcraft Rd,
Livonia. Michigan 48150
ADVERTISING
Southfield sales firm looking to fill a
lew openings No experience necessary
Paid training program for those who
qualify No traveling
Call Dale Thompson between 9AM 4PM
for appointment
559-2173 559-2539
AN OFFSET PRESS
OPERATOR
$10,000 to $20,000
Far management training program
Guaranteed salary Call Bill
PERSONNEL RECRUITERS
358-3300
APARTMENT MANAGEMENT
ASSISTANT TO
RESIDENT MANAGER
The Village Apartments in Wixom is
looking for an Assistant to the Resident
Manager Applicants should be
Inowledgeable in office procedures,
purchasing, and all aspects of apart-
ment maintenance Must be able to su
prrvise a large building, and grounds
maintenance staff as well as outside
rontractors Send resume to
Apartment Management
Edward Rose 4 Sons
P O Box 5071
Southfield. Michigan. 48037
APARTMENT RESIDENT COUPLE
Excellent opportunity for mature cou
pie to advance with large apartment
complex in Westland Excellent salary
Husband experienced in maintenance
and repair, wife-cleaning and office du
ties Call 455-7100
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN
for Commercial Design work
Part time maybe considered
Kapila 4 Associates, 851-9755
AREA DIRECTOR
For residential communities.
Oversee 1,500 apartments in
6 locations 3 years or more
experience. Certified Prop-
erty Manager certificate pre-
ferred Send complete re-
sume to Box 556, Observer 4
Eccentric Newspapers. 36251 School-
craft Rd , Livonia, Michigan 48150
VILLAGE GREEN
MANAGEMENT
ASSISTANT
COMPLIANCE
EXAMINER
Excellent opportunity' We have an
entry level Compliance position avail-
able for an individual with strong Math
and English abilities An Associate's
Degree or Financial background is pre
ferred Individual will review Mortgage
Documents and Branch Operations for
consistency with regulations and corpo^
rite policies Position requires occa-
sional travel We offer a full benefit
package For consideration, please call
Tuesday 9 11 AM or 13 PM
661-7144
MANUFACTURERS HANOVER
MORTGAGE CORPORATION
27555 Farmington Rd
Farmington Hills, Mi48018
corner of 12 Mile Rd
Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/H
ASSISTANT CREDIT MANAGER
MANUFACTURING
Must h^ve credit background in either
construction or manufacturing
$17-111,000 range Excellent benefits
including COLA, dental, hospital, re-
tirement Fee Paid
COMPUTER OPERATOR TROY
Ooe year eipertecne on Burroughs
4800 Good beoefit package Fee Paia
INVENTORY - AUDIT CLERK
40 WPM typing, familiar with CRT. I
year experience in production control,
mechanical comprehension and figure
aptitude $900 nun. per month, full ben
eftts including tuition refund, optical
and dental F« Paid
ELECTRONICS GENIUS
Programmer analyst with experience
in special machine tools, special ma-
chinery and mini computers
ISO-$35,000 Fee Paid
BETTY HAMIL PERSONNEL
424-8470
ASSISTANT
MANAGERS
$M0 per week while in training for 90
days $500-$400 a week plus more for
go getters. If you are 1$ or oider, I have
an opening in my buslneas that I will
teach yon that is fall proof. I am 24
years old, bnarly finished high and
made $71,MO la IMi If still interested
call for Interview
ORIGINAL ART WORKS
569-1150
04 E
500 Help Wanted
AUTOMATIC
SCREW MACHINES
SET UP & OPERATE
1 AB-OAB, W/S
or
1 5 /8-2 5 /8 Acme
Top hourly rate in line with your expe
rience Full fringe package, including
pension and savings plan, Blue Cross 4
Blue Shield including dental and pre-
scription Paid holidays, vacation with
pay, life insurance and sick and acci-
dent insurance Apply at
35101 Schoolcraft
Livonia, Michigan
AUTO TECHNICIAN
Birmingham import car dealer has
opening for fully certified technician
Prefer experience in fuel injection and
diesel engines Good pay and benefits
Apply in person Birmingham Motors.
Ltd 479 So Woodward Birmingham
646 3980
A WORD PROCESSOR
to $12,300
Type 60WPM
Employment Center 334-6910
BAKER S ASSISTANT
in small specialty bakery in Southfield
Experience preferred but not neees
sary Call 357-4540
BANK TRAINEE to $191 a week Posi
tions available in all locations Previ
oes cashier experience helpful
Employment Center 544-0616
BEAUTICIAN
Experienced male preferred Bloom-
field salon 851-7464, Birmingham salon
646 8383
BELLY DANCERS wanted for Belly
Gram Inc A dancing telegraph service
Must be experience dancer Auditions
on Tues, Feo 10, 2 6pm Bring costume
4 cassettes Holiday Inn, 2655 Tele
graph Rd, Southfield, Mich
BOOKKEEPER EXPERIENCED
through Trial Balance and Financial
Report Familiar with sales tax and
payroll tax returns preparations Im
mediate opening Forward resume to
Comptroller. Bob Saks. Inc. 35200
Grand River Ave, Farmington Hills,
Mi 48018
BORING MILL OPERATOR
Minimum 5 years experience
Westland. 729 5700
BUILDING MAINTENANCE
AT $14,400
For expanding suburban company of-
fering comprehensive benefit package
which includes Master Medical with
prescription. Dental plan and educa-
tional assistance Qualified candidate
with have minimum 1 year building
maintenance experience with emphasis
in electrical air conditioning and fleet
maintenance Excellent advancement
potential Fee Paid
525 7870
SHARROW 4 ASSOCIATES
PERSONNEL AGENCY
A BANK WORD PROCESSOR
To $12,300 Fee Paid Must type 60
WPM plus 4 have a minimum of 6
months experience on Wang or Re Dac-
tron equipment Employment Center
569 1636
CASHIERS
Gasoline retailer seeks responsible peo
pie for afternoon 4 week-end shifLs
Previous retail experience helpful
Must be 18 Mastery of basic math
skills required Benefits Apply between
9am 3pm, Mon thru Fri at the follow
ing Speedway Stations 10 Mile 4 Tele-
graph in Southfield, Franklin 4
Northwestern in Southfield, 10 Mile Si
Novi in Novi, Milford Rd Si General
Motors in Milford
An Equal Opportunity Employer
CASHIER WANTED
Part lime, days or eves Applv Sherman
Prescriptions, 14 Mile Miadlebelt
855 1177
JHORAI. DIRECTOR $16/weekly re
learsal, Parks Si Recreation Dept Ap-
3ly no later than Monday, February 16,
1981 City of Livonia, Civil Service
Commission. 33000 Civic Center Dr
An Equal Opportunity Employer
CLERK
Vlotel night shift 10 30 pm to 6 30 am
Full time Redford area
533 9000
COACHES needed for Farmington
VMCA Youth Floor Hockey program
Must be High School graduate and
ivailable after school on weekdays and
ill day Saturday Skills & values devel-
>pment are essential, everybody wins
n this league Call Dave al 553 4020
COLLECTION CLERK for credit union,
:o work under supervision, experience
n use of phone essential Collection ex-
perience necessary Call from 8,30-4,30
557-2736
An Equal Opportunity Employer
COLLECTOR - earn high commissions
mi top of liberal base salary & en)oy
pleasant working atmosphere L much
-nore Reply immediately with resume
L earning history to Mr 6 Michaels.
P 0 box

--"V T"
2D*
Monday. February 9,1981
0> WW 2 HOCKEY TICKETS
SEE THE RED WINGS AT JOE LOUIS ARENA
TO WIN: Send your name and address, on a'
poitcard. to REO WING TICKETS. The Ob-
wvar A Eccentric Newspapers. W2S1
Schoolcraft Road, Livonia. Ml 40150. Then
watch the classified section every Monday
and Thursday. When your name appears,
you're a winner! Enter soon and as often
as you Uke
502 Help Wanted
Dental-Medical
DENTAL ASSISTANT
Cart time, afternoon* Experience nec-
essary Farmington Hills area
474-2280
DENTAL ASSISTANT part time. 2*
days with flexibility to occasionally
pinch hit more days Mature woman
with dental office experience preferred
Troy Birmingham area 643-6660
DENTAL ASSISTANT
I'art time. Monday and Friday even-
ings. all day Saturday, some experience
preferred but not necessary State wage
preferred Farmington Hills are Send
resume to Box 570, Observer 4 Eccen
trie Newspapers, 36251 Schoolcraft
Rd Livonia, Michigan 48150
DENTAL ASSISTANTS
Tired of wages 4 benefits' 1
Contact Kathie after 6 PM
728-086J
502 Help Wanted
Dental-Medical
LPN'S
To $21.600/Yr.
WESTERN SUBURBS
Immediate openings in major westside
Detroit 4 suburban facilities
Call Today for an Interview
MED-STAFF
557-2505
DENTAL ASSISTANT chairside, must
have some experience Full time Good
starling salary Northwest area
967-11 OS
DENTAL ASSISTANT, full time, chair
side with 4 handed experience, light
book work North West Detroit, pleas-
ant office. 532 1242
DENTAL ASSISTANT Endodontic off
ice HUntington Woods f'leasant pa
lierrts and staff Full time dental expe
rinnoe preferred but will train the right
girl 661 4646or 398 7110
DENTAL RECE1TION1ST Needed, for
new practice, must have previous expe
rience in handling insurance, pegboard
bookkeeping accounts receivable,
ch.nrside ability helpful 348-7997
DIETARY COOK
Housewives need second income'
SW.Iled nursing facility desires After-
noon Cook Shift II 30 AM 7 30 PM
Previous kitchen experience helpful
Good benefits
fall 477-2000 between 9 4 30 PM
\n Equal Opportunity Employer
DIRECTOR OF NURSING
ASSISTANT
Achievement oriented RN with solid
clinical skills and goal to be Director of
Nursing of skilled nursing facility Sal-
arv outstanding benefits We will train
you (or promotion in Nursing adminis-
tration Contact Director of Nursing
between 9 AM 4 PM 477 2000
An Equal Opportunity Employer
DOCTORS RECEPTIONIST
Receptionist for Dearborn doctor
gr.iup Experience peg board, light in
surances, cash, appointments Medical
experience II II 50 per hour, paid
overtime
Other fine opportunities in Farmington
and other areas Medical experience
DAVIS SMITH
MEDICAL PERSONNEL SERVICE
557-7200
EXCEPTIONAL " ~
Medical Receptionist-Medical termi
nologv friendly smile a must for this
position in pleasant office Full time 4
davs ,i week Salary, benefits
MEDICAL ASSISTANT
Experienced in venapuncture and X-
rav Suburban clinic Sal-rv benefits
LPN'S with
starting wage of $6 50 per hr
ALSO RN'S
ALL SHIFTS
Apply in person
MEDICO'S
RECOVERY CARE CENTER
22355 W. 8 Mile Rd.
3 blks W of Lahser
502 Help Wanted
Dental-Medical
502 Help Wanted
Dental-Medical
MLT (ASCP) for busy doctors office in
Southfield 4 days, experienced in Hem
atology, chemistry, and venipuncture
Call Rejee at 354 3030
RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY
Mature, for Psychology Clinic, part
time Hours Monday thru Thursday
4-8PM 644-7077
NURSE AIDES
3 to 11:30 PM. shift & 11 to
7:30 AM. shift. Apply in per-
son only.
FRANKLIN MANOR
CONVALESCENT CENTER
26900 Franklin Rd . Southfield
L.PIN.
FULL TIME OR PART TIME
Afternoon and Midnight positions avail
able Good starting salary Hospital in-
surance. Modern nursing home
See Mrs Ferguson
NIGHTENGALE WEST
8365 Newburgh Rd
Westland. near Joy Rd
An Equal Opportunity Employer
L.P.N.'S
PRIVATE DUTY
FARMINGTON AREA
6 hour shifts available
Call today
TEMPORARY
HEALTH CARE SERVICES
835-5400
MATURE RKt-KPTlONIST Part time-
Dr s office in Livooia Some knowledge
of medical terminology billing Recent
references Reply,-40 Box 572, Observer
A Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 School
craft Rd . Livonia, Michigan 48150
MATURE WOMEN
With previous nurse aide experience
needed for live in position, must have
own transportation, $42 50 per day plus
room 4 board
PRO CARE ONE INC.
The Health Care Professionals
SOUTHFIELD
LIVONIA
569-4400
425-6316
MEDICAL ASSISTANT, part time, ex
perience preferred in insurance billing,
EKG 4 venopuncture Afternoon 4 Sat
urdav hours Call 649-2060
MEDICAL ASSISTANT
Full Time for Pediatric Office Must
have some training in Lab Troy Area
Call Evening* 646-7264
CALL KAREN
Professional Medic;
353 0507
Personnel
EXPERIENCED Orthodontic laborato-
ry technician for busy orthodontic prac
tice liearborn Area Inquire 5616160
EXPERIENCED Orthodontic chairside
assistant for busy orthodontic practice,
Dearborn-Canton Area 561-6160
HOME HELP AIDES Home care and
staffing assignments available Must
have .i minimum of 1 years recent ex-
perience and reliable transportation
Call 357 3650
Professional Medical Personnel
LIVONIA DOCTOR'S Clinic part time
Heoeptionlst and Oner a I Office work
425-0780
LPN OR RN
Days, 7 3 PM Good wages and benefits
Applv in person Wishing Well Manor.
520 U Main St, Northville
l.PNs Full 4 Part-time PM 4 Mid
night Shifts, including every other
weekend Oakhill Nursing Home. 34225
Grand River Farmington 477-7373
LPN'S, RN'S
Full and Part time. Flexible
scheduling 100 bed nursing
home Birmingham area.
Call for appointment
647-6500
MEDICAL ASS'T - permanent part
time opening Livonia Doctor's office
Experience helpful, but not necessary
Send resume to Box 580, Observer 4
Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 School-
craft Rd.. Livonia, Michigan 48150
MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST
noons a week Some typing
Oak Park area 968 5155 or
2 after
required
557-6252
MEDICAL SECRETARY in vascular
surgeons office, experience with peg-
board 4 insurance forms Southfield
area 552 9292
NURSES AIDES
Full time and part time openings on all
shifts in skilled nursing facility Liberal
wages and fringe benefits Contact
Director of Nurses 477-2000
An Equal Opportunity Employer
NURSES AIDES
Weekends only, all Shifts.
Will train. Good starting rate,
other benefits.
See Miss Watkins
NIGHTENGALE WEST
8365 NEWBURGH RD . WESTLAND
NURSES AIDES Needed for private
duty, home health care, and live in posi
lions If you have one years experience,
flexibility and own car call 643-0311
NURSES
Become a Foster parent Use profes
sional skills in your home by providing
care and training for a medically in
volved developmental!) disabled child
Foster child would require training at
home as well as in a local Special edu
cation program Foster parent will
receive additional training profession
al support, and a monthly salary from
Plymouth Center for Human Develop-
ment Call 837 3560
RECEPTIONIST/Billing Clerk Pleas-
ant individual with problem solving and
organizational abilities Experienced in
all medical, WC and NF insurances Ex-
cellent clerical skills a must Only best
need apply to Pam 569-5142 ext 328
REGISTERED NURSE NEEDED
Clinical Research position Work in
Royal Oak area days, Monday thru Fri-
day Contact
Michigan State University
PERSONNEL OFFICE
ROOM 110, NISBET BLDG
1407 S HARRISON RD
E LANSING. MICH 48824
Refer to positon OA 0256
MSU is an Affirmative Action Equal
Opportunity Institution
REGISTERED NURSES
We are currently seeking Registered
Nurses to work part time and full time
on our Afternoon and Midnight shifts at
our small suburban hospital The posi-
tions are available in our In patient de
partment and require a minimum of
one year Medical-Surgical experience
Interested applicants please call
Personnel
523-6685
Metropolitan Hospital
& Health Center, West
28303 Joy Rd., Westland
An Equal Opportunity Employer
NURSES NO FEE
MEDICAL
TECHNOLOGIST
Our small suburban hospital has an im
mediate opening for a Medical Technol
ogist on our day shift from 10AM
6 30PM Select^ applicant must have
an MTASCP 4nd be able to rotate in all
areas including Blood Bank We offer
an excellent salary and a fully paid
benefit program For more informa
tion. please call personnel
523-6685
METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL
& HEALTH CENTER WEST
28303 Joy Rd., Westland
Equal Opportunity Employer M F H
Mental Health
Workers
Males Preferred
ALL SHIFTS, Apply
Ardmore Acres
Hospital
19810 Farmington, Livonia
474-3500
502 Help Wanted Dental-Medical
RNs, LPNs
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Health Care Services
22255 Greenfield, Southfield
(313)557-8600
Equal Opportunity Employer M F
OPHTHALMOLOGISTS' office in
Southfield needs mature receptionist,
full time Telephone, pegboard Medi
care Blue Shield, Medicaid experience
preferred Reply to Box 440 Observer
4 Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 School
craft Rd Livonia. Michigan 48150
OPTICAL ASSISTANT Part time, ex
penenced No evenings Plymouth Can
ton area Send resume to Box 518, Ob-
server 4 Eccentric Newspapers, 36251
Schoolcraft Rd, Livonia, Michigan
48150
RESPIRATORY THERAPY
CARDIO PULMONARY
TECHNOLOGISTS
NOVI
Providence Hosptal is currently seek
ing part time Cardio Pulmonary, Tech
nologist for our new NOVI Ambulatory
Care Center Qualified candidates, must
be Certified, Registry Eligible or Reg
istered by the NBRT Positions immedi
ately available to work every or every
other weekend 4 holiday on the day or
afternoon shift Excellent salary of
fered including premium pay for week
end 4 holiday work Apply only at
Employemt office, Mon thru Fn ,
9am-3pm
Providence Hospital
Fisher Center
22500 Providence Dr., Southfield
An Equal Opportunity Employer
502 Help Wanted
Dental-Medical
RN'S-LPN'S
JOIN
"The Professionals"
You will receive
Highly competitive wages
Vacation pay
Holiday Pay
Specialty pay
Shift, weekend differentials
Paid mileage
In service education
Paid mal practice, liability, workers
comp, bonding
Professional support
Assignments throughout metropolitan
Detroit
Referral bonus
Choice of days, hours, assignments
For more information and personal in
terview call
357-3650
Professional Medical Personnel
"A Professional Nursing Service"
504 Help Wanted
Office-Clerical
RN's, LPN's /
Positions available on all shifts, either
full or part time, in modern skilled
nursing facility located in Redford
Twp Revised pay scale and good bene^
fits Good orientation offered in Geria-
tric Nursing Contact Nursing Director
between 9AM 3PM, at
CAMBRIDGE NURSING HOME, W
18633 Beech Daley, 255-1010
An Equal Opportunity Employer
RNS 4 LPN'S Positions available on
PM 4 midnight shifts Shift differential
pay, revised wage scale, free meals, ex-
cellent benefits package Bloomfield
Hills Care Center 338-03^5
RN'S-LPN'S '
Special Case for
Special Nurse
Private duty home care afternoon and
midnight shifts, weekend shifts Imme
diate need Plymouth Twp
, UPJOHN
jiHEALTH-CARE
SERVICES
DEARBORN 277-2060
An Equal Opportunity Employer
RN-LPN
PART TIME
AFTERNOON SHIFT
FRANKLIN MANOR
CON V ALESCF.NT ('ENTER
26900 Franklin Rd . Southfield
352-7390
RN-LPN-PRN
Needed for .private
duty and staffing. Flex-
ible hours, no manda-
tory weekends.
643-0311
RN'S
TO $25,000/Yr,
WESTERN SUBURBS
Immediate openings in major westside
Detroit 4 suburban facilities
Call Today For an Interview
MED STAFF
557-2505
ROCHESTER AREA Health oriented
dental practice seeking an assertive
Hygienist who can relate well with peo-
ple Please send resume to P O Box
613. Rochester, Mi 48063
ROYAL OAK cardiologist needs experi
eoced ultrasound- technician for M
Mode Experience in Holter monitoring
would be nelpful Excellent salary 44
days per week 399 9083
R.N.'S
RN or LPN for Extended Care Facil
ity midnights Call Sherwood Hall
Convalescent Home. 288 6610
RNSandLPNS -
Full and part time Flexible scheduling
Excellent benefits
Farmington
Nursing Home
30405 Folsom, Farmington
477-7400 '
OPTICIAN dispensing
only Part time
Experienced
562 3000
PART TIME RELIEF
FOR
NURSE. NURSE AIDS
AND HOUSEKEEPERS
Small Nursing home, pleas-
ant atmosphere.
Call 459-7060
RN
PART TIME DAY SHIFT
Expertise in Medicare, Medicade, and Blue Cross coverage
to coordinate entire program. Apply In person, 9-4 p.m
CAMELOT HALL
Convalescent Center
35100 Ann Arbor Trail
Livonia
PRENTIS MANOR
JEWISH HOME FOR AGED
SOUTHFIELD
RNS & LPNS
FULL OR PART
ALL SHIFTS
Join our team for the best in geriatric
medical long term care Top salaries
premium holiday pay. free meals, paid
Blue Cross, paid sick days life insur-
ance. sicknes 4 accident insurance, re
tirement plan Excellent working envi
ronment Call Ms Young.-RN 352 2336
RECEPTIONIST Bookkeeper for Roy
al Oak Clinic Duties include appoint
ments, pegboard, light bookkeeping 4
insurance Experience preferred 4 day
week Salary open For appt call Lynn
399 2061
RECEPTIONIST for Southfield Ortho
dontic office, typing, must like children
experience preferred, 358 5120
RECEPTIONIST/NURSE for busy sur
geon, experience necessary 4 days a
week Southfield 569-4475
RECEPTIONIST ASSISTANT part
time Front desk, typing, telephone,
light assisting Some experience neces-
sary Romulus area 942 1650
RNSand LPNS
Full and Part Time
Afternoon & Midnight Shifts
Apply
Williamsburg
Convalescent Center
21017 Middlebeit. Farm
476-8300
RN'S
CRITICAL CARE COMPLEX
MED. SURG. UNITS
We have a few positions available for
immediate placement on the afternoon
and midnight shifts We are currently
interviewing LPN's 4 RN s on a casual
basis The requirement will be 2 days a
month as needed We offer total patient
care, no shift or unit rotation, excellent
salary and shift differential
Contact Human Resources Dept
BOTSFORD
General Hospital
(OSTEOPATHIC)
28050 Grand River. FArmington
476-7600
RN'S-LPN'S-AIDES
Flexible Scheduling. Top Pay
• Variety of Assignments
PRO CARE ONE
The Health Care Professionals
LIVONIA
33900 Schoolcraft. Suite L6
425- 6316
SOUTHFIELD
17000 W 8 Mile Rd Suite 271
569-4400
$12.50 PER HOUR
Suburban location
Your choice of hours, days 4 area
TEMPORARY
HEALTH CARE SERVICES
835-5400
ADMINISTRATIVE • • assistant, with
good skills for Troy company, good or-
ganizational ability to aet up branch
office for established Fortune 500 com-
pany Salary $15,000 to 116,000 with ex-
cellent benefits 4 agency fee paid
EXECUTIVE - secretary for downtown
Detroit law firm, no shorthand, no legal
experience required to work for this
progressive young company, good bene-
fit* 4 salary of $13,500 to $15,800
Agency fee paid
ADAMS
&
MARTIN
PERSONNEL
1000 S Woodward Birmingham
646-5600
DIAL A JOB
24 Hour Service To Hear About Our
Most Recent Openings
646-8780
504 Help Wanted
Office-Clerical
COMPUTER OPERATOR
Will train Troy law firm needs person
with good typing skill* and matn apti-
tude to assist with computer operatii
Salary open, good fringe benefit* Call
879-5150 Ex 100
COMPUTER - operator, Southfield
company, 2 yrs recent experience, IBM
360/370, DOS/VS power system After
noon shift, excellent benefits, $12,500
Fee paid
SECRETARY - prestigious law firm, 3
yrs secretarial experience, no legal
necessary Type 70, dictaphone, good
math aptituoe Excellent benefits
$13,500 Fee paid
LOIS RAY
PERSONNEL
559-0560
RED WING
TICKET
WINNER
George M Platz
6501 Vernmoor
Troy
Please call the promo-
tion department of (he
Observer A Eccentric
, by 5 p m Tuesday.
February 10, 1981 lo
claim your 2 free RED
WING TICKETS.
591-2300 ext 244
CONGRATULATIONS!
AGGRESSIVE, fast growing company
requires ambitious person with basic
computer 4 bookkeeping background
for full-time office position Salary
commensurate with experience
Ask for Michael. 642-4707
AN EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
*ho is a take charge" person, needed
o coordinate financial sales seminar
iouthfield area Mr Casewell 559 6840
TECHNICIAN, part time Some experi
ence with M-mode echocardiography,
treadmill stress testing 4 halter moni-
toring Call Anne Daniels 624 6633
VETERINARY TECHNICIAN Plym
outh area, must type well, part or full
time Reply to Box 586, Observer 4 Ec-
centric Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraft
Rd , Livonia Michigan 48150
W DEARBORN Chair Side Dental As-
sistant C D A or 4 handed experience
preferred, permanent full time posi
tion, non smoker, pleasant ronjenial
office, benefits. 563-2610
X-RAY TECH, needed part time, no
weekends Excellent working condi-
tions For Livonia Drs office Ask for
Linda 522-7177
X RAY TECHNICIAN
Licensed Part time Mon thru Thurs,
evenings from 5 8pm Warren Rd 4
Southfield Rd area Call between 10am-
6pm 271-7805
504 Help Wanted
Office-Clerical
ACCOUNTING CLERK expanding
Southfield company seeks Individual
interested in full time employment
Typing 4 business machine, experience
helpful Company paid fringe benefits
352 6234
ACCOUNTING CLERK
For expanding suburban company
Handle ledger posting credit and ac
counts receivable Qualified candidate
will have some previous general ac-
counting or bookkeeping experience
with some receivable background Full
fringes with dental, excellent advance
ment potential Fee Paid
525 7870
SHARROW 4 ASSOCIATES
PERSONNEL AGENCY
ARTISTIC INTERIORS of Livonia
leeds typist to work in friendly office
Jood starting salary 4 benefit* Call,
47$ 7770
BILLING CLERK
Good typing ability
Experienced
535 0103 "
BLOOMFIELD HILLS Firm looking for
jecretary with excellent skills |& ac-
counting background Must have previ-
3us experience and possess business
like appearance Send resume to P O
Box 584, Observer 4 Eccentric News-
papers, 36251 Schoolcraft Rd . Livonia,
Michigan 48150
BOOKKEEPER CLERICAL
For apartment management office in
Southfield Post ledgers and cash
disbersements and balance bank state-
ments Send resume to
Edward Rose 4 Sons, P 0 Box 5071,
Southfield. Michigan, 48037
BOOKKEEPER SECRETARY want
ed for busy construction office in Novi
Must have experience in use of peg
board system, receivables, pavaoles
and payroll 478-6662
CONSTRUCTION
SECRETARY
4 RECEPTIONIST
With light Bookkeeping
Experienced only
For growing Construction Firm
in Farmington Hills
Call Kathy after 9 AM
478-6600
An Equal Opportunity Employer
Data Processing
CONTROL CLERK
This is a full time day position, Satur
day thru Wednesday Control Clerk ex
perience is prefered with background in
data entry Hospital experience helpful
Apply
HUMAN RESOURCES DEPT
BOTSFORD
General Hospital
(OSTEOPATHIC)
28050 Grand River, Farmington
476-7600
IXiWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM Seen-
tary, part time, leading to full time, ex
perienced in mortgage company or real
estate Mu*t be a no^ry public
Suburban Mortgage Co 642 2880
EXECUTIVE Patent Law Secretary
north suburb Full responsibility Confi
dential resume to Box 478, Observer 4
Eccentric Newspapers. 36251 School-
craft Rd, Livoniar-Michigan 48150
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Assistant
that is achievement oriented needed
immediately Must have excellent
bookkeeping 4 typing skills, Southfield
office Debbie 552 8860
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Full time,
Livonia manufacturing firm Excellent
typing and shorthand skills and also
have clerical accounting skills Send re
sume to Box 532, Observer 4 Eccentric
Newspapers. 36251 Schoolcraft Rd.
Livonia. Michigan 48150
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
for Southfield office Legal or real es-
tate background preferred
559-7432
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
Challening position available for sharp
rson with good tvping and shorthand
feasant working con-
353-3209
pers
Southfield area Pleasant
ditions Call
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY needed
for fast growing real estate office in
downtown Birmingham, looking for an
ambitious self starter, capable of han
dling a large range of responsibilities,
good typing, communication 4 organi-
zational skills necessary Call Margaret
354-5600
EXECUTIVE
SECRETARY
Full time should enjoy typing and be
able to take dictation feasant working
environment Plymouth area For ap
pointment call MRS BIDA between
1 30 and 5 PM
425-2600
BOOKKEEPER SECRETARY, posi
tion available in one girl office, looking
for energetic individual experienced in
real estate property management 4
bookkeeping procedures, good typing
skills required Call Ms Fraser354-5602
BOOKKEEPER TYPIST
No experience necessary New plastics
distributor in Novi needs self motivated
person for a full time position Compa
ny is new and growing with good bene-
fits and offers excellent future David
Marino Mldstate Rubber 4 Plastics
348 9788
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE detail. 10
hours per week, hourly rate, must have
good handwriting 4 be good with fig-
ures Southfield area
Call 9-5pm Sharon 353-4800
RN'S-LPNS
Full or part time All shifts Special
considerations Extended care facility,
Wayne Call Mrs Mayville, RN,
Mrs Harding RN 326 6600
504 Help Wanted Office-Clerical
PHYSICAL THERAPIST
ASSISTANT
Full time days. Associate degree or
equivalent experience for west subur-
ban hospital. Excellent salary and
benefit program.
For details contact:
Garden City Hospital
6245 N. Inkster Road
Garden City , Michigan
421-3300 ext. 277
SECRETARY
We offer an above average fringe benefit
program. Minimum requirements: nine
months secretarial experience and/or gen-
eral business course, accurate typist (mini-
mum 45 WPM), shorthand or speedwriting
helpful. Knowledge of newspaper business
helpful.
(0bsrrurr

Monday, February 9, 1981
3D*
504 Help Wanted
Office-Clerical
SECRETARY
National Restaurant chain with offices
in Southfield seeks a person with high
figure aptitude and accurate typing 5
day work week Good pay and benefit*
For interview appt call 647-2010
SECRETARY, pai
law office Legal experience not neces-
*ary Excellent typing, salary com men
surate with experience 559-5620
SECRETARY
Prestigious company seeks J. 3 years
experience Well skilled in typing,
shorthand Some college preferred 1
904 Help Wanted
Office-Clerical
SECRETARY
$12,000 UP
Nations largest will train you as cleri-
cal career consultant Must be poised
and articulate Stimulating work envi-
ronment Call Mr Nick Pro
Snelling & Snelling
336-7400
PR expertise Salary $12,000 to
000 K Fee Paid
114
>llege
$12.0
Assoc. In Personnel
552-8320
SECRETARY
PURCHASING
FARMINGTON HILLS Mfr needs Sec
retary Must have accounting knowl-
edge. be self motivated and exception
ally sharp on details Will handle *pe^
cial projects, purchasing, personnel and
corporate records Shorthand and com-
puter knowledge preferred Excellent
pay and benefits in this non-smoking
office Call for appointment
478-1205
SECRETARY
Southfield Typing, shorthand and gen-
eral office work Call Mr LeVoir at
559-8590
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER
Dynamic Computer Word Processing
Company has an immediate opening for
an experienced person as a Stenogra-
pher reporting to the District Support
Manager, located in Southfield Excel
lent typing word processing skills, good
telephone and communication tech-
niques light shorthand Fringe benefits,
profitsharing, etc
Send resume in confidence to
Elaine Steffes,
Wang Laboratory. Inc
24445 Northwestern Hwy,
Southfield. Mich 48075
An Equal Opportunity Unployer
-SECRETARY-
TO SALES DIRECTOR
SOUTHFIELD LOCATION
Large Automotive Supplier - providing
S ooa fringe benefits Must have General
ffice experience good typing A short-
hand experience necessarv along with
pleasant phone manner Position Open
immediately Salary commensurate
with qualification (in 112.000 Range)
Please Call Thelma McGee 569 5520
SECRETARY Well organized respon
sible secretary needed to work with
salesmen A customers Call for ap-
pointment 624 7171
SELF STARTER for busy Plymouth
office in entertainment industry
Record keeping, accurate typing and
some shorthand required Call between
10am-12noon. 450-5705
SUPER
SECRETARY
13K-FEE PAID
Use your excellent secretarial skills for
this plush top suburban location Avail-
able Immediately Super benefits
PERMANENT STAFF
TROY 362-4004
505 Halp Wanted
Food-Beverage
THE
RAFTER'S
RESTAURANT _>
In Stouffer'p Northland Inn. tt looking
for experienced Bartenders. Waiter*,
Waitresses A Bus Help. Applications
are being accepted, Mon thru Thurs.
9am-4pm, Personnel Dept, Room 131.
Stouffer's Northland Inn. 21000
Northwestern Highway. Southfield
T.G.I. FRIDAY'S
Waiters/Waitresses
T G I Friday s, the popular Southfield
restaurant and bar now hiring Waiters
A Waitresses .Exciting travel opportu-
nities. group health including dental,
advancement, plus many other benefits
for the right people Give us a call
353-5530
26299 EVERGREEN
TEMPORARY SECRETARIAL
Position National company Typing
skills required, shorthand desirable, be
glnner considered Northwestern/13
Mile area 855 9868
TOP NOTCH Bookkeeper thru trial bal
a nee. must be excellent typist, 1 day a
week, then 2 days a week after 30 days
Call Clarence Bornstein, 354-4808
TYPIST GENERAL OFFICE
Recent experience necessary 40-50
S ars old Part time with full time p
itial Call for appointment, 557-2719
TYPIST NEEDED for W Bloomfield
office Must type 60 wpm and have ex-
perience typing invoices Located in the
Pine Lake Mall, Lone Pine and Orchard
Lake rd Call Kathy at 8513605
TYPISTS
Needed for pleasant temporary jobs
with competitive pay NO FEE
PERSONNEL POOL
29200 Vassar, Livonia
(suite 145)
478-8352
505 Halp Wantad
Food-Bavaraga
SECRETARY
$10,400 PLUS
FEE PAID
If you have accurate typing skills and
would like to work in an attractive off
ice in a choice suburban location, this is
the position you have been looking for
Call Carol Lee
SNELLING & SNELLING
649-5900
WANTED
TYPISTS-55 WPM
For Temporary Assignments
For appt call,
MANPOWER
TEMPORARY SERVICES
LIVONIA 478-1130
TROY 585-5595
WE NEED a sharp, bright girl to work
in a real estate management office in
SouthfieUJ. 5 days Must be good with
numbers $200 per week to start Expe-
rience preferred Send resume to Box
560 Observer A Eccentric Newspapers,
36251 Schoolcraft Rd . Livonia, Michi
gan 48150
WORD PROCESSING TYPIST
City National Bank, downtown, has an
immediate opening for an individual
with a minimum of I yr experience op^
erating a redactor II or similar word
processor equipment Typing 60 WPM
We offer attractive compensation A
benefit package including dental Sal-
ary based upon experience & perform-
ance Pleae apply Mon thru Fri 9am-
3pm to the Personnel Dept
CITY NATIONAL BANK
Room 339. Citv National Bank Bldg
Detroit Mi 48226
Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/H
WORK CLOSE
TO HOME
CLERKS
TYPISTS
SWITCHBOARD OPRS.
Temporary assignments available
Equal Opportunity Emloyer
SUBURBAN
OFFICE SERVICES
Farmington 477-9840
Rochester 651-1500
5110 COM PI 'TER OPERATOR
Bookkeeping functions, receivables,
payables. $5 00 an hour Send resume to
Box 5*8, Observer A Eccentric News
K pers, 36251 Schoolcraft Rd, Livonia,
ichigan 48150
ASST. MANAGER
Our restaurant has a full time position
open for an assistant manager If you
have work experience in dealing with
people and/or leading personnel, then
this could be your opportunity Compet-
itive starting wa^e, 5 day work week
Full fringe benefit A uniforms provid
ed For details call manager 459-5790
FRIENDLY
FAMILY RESTAURANT
43270 Ann Arbor Rd
Plymouth, Mich.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
BARMAIDS WANTED
Experienced persons only Applications
accepted Tuesdays A Fridays after
2PM Center Stage. 39940 Ford Rd ,
Canton
COCKTAIL WAITRESSES A BAR-
MAIDS Must be responsible, intelli-
gent, and attractive N W Detroit area
Call 838-8763
COUNTER SERVICE part time, day
A evening shifts Lite, continental cui-
sine Downtown Birmingham 273
Pierce or 645 9122
DARLIN LILLY'S Saloon in Farming-
ton Hills now hiring good help Dining
room A cocktail waitresses, bar maids,
cooks, dishwashers, bus boys You must
have experience Apply at 29200 Orc-
hard Lake Road between 12 & 13 Mile
Road Apply Monday thru Friday, 2pm
4pm No appointment necessary
EXPERIENCED BARTENDER
Apply within, see Jerry
Moy's
16825 Middlebeit, Livonia
EXPERIENCED COOK WANTED
Afternoon shift in private country club
5 days a week Overtime opportunity,
good working conditions, fringe bene
tits Call the chef Wed Sun, 2-5pm,
644-2500
MANAGER
Afternoon Shift
Mature and experienced Must work
weekends Salary open Vacation pay,
uniforms and meals furnished Apply in
between 8 A 10 AM and 3 A 5
WAITERS OR WAITRESSES
Must be 18, experience preferred but
not necessary, apply in person after
2pm, Rickshaw Inn, 6407 (Vchard Lake
Rd. W Bloomfield
WAITRESSES
ALL SHIFTS, full time, experience
preferred Top salary, vacation pay.
uniforms and meals furnished Apply in
person between 8 4 10 AM and 3 A
5 PM
Bates Hamburgers.
33406 Five Mile, Livonia
WAITRESSES, HOSTESSES AND BUS
BOYS wanted Call Mon tlfru Fri 10
am to 3 pm 19245 W 8 Mile rd
535-6224
506 Halp Wantad
Sales
EMPLOYMENT
COUNSELOR
114,000 to III,000 RLUS
Expanding field Substantial earning
power Training program and^olid rep
utation D y ^ e and strong bujyness ex
perience*quired Call Mr Blaii
tSNELLING &
649-5900
£KIPLOYMENT 7
COUNSELOR
Bring your sales experience and knowl-
edge of secretarial skills to Snelling &
Snelling, "Tl)e Worlds Largest Employ-
ment Service " Looking for success ori
ented people only Help others while
helping yourself to |20,0000 in commis-
sion your first year Full benefits Com-
plete training Call for details Mr Hay
SNELLING & SNELLING
478-3500 "
ENTHUSIASTIC PERSONS
For unique cosmetic sales career
Call Belle Cosmetics
261-4178 *
WAITRESS full time for Plymouth
Towne Apts 11 am 7,30 pm Apply
Hendry Convalescent Center. 105 Hag
gerty Rd Plymouth 455-0510
WAITRESS wanted mature person,
evenings A weekends Apply 5652
Middlelbelt Rd. Garden City N of Ford
Rd
WAITRESS with bar experience Lads
of Livonia Call between 9 11am, Pete
261 5558
506 Halp Wanted
Sales
ABOVE AVERAGE EARNINGS
Are what you can expect by joining our
Sales Team Expanding Real Estate
firm has limited number of sales posi
lions available in our Troy office No
sales experience necessary We provide
a complete in-house sales training pro-
gram Call Ross Martin, 689 5606
ACCENT
YOUR POSITIVE
Join our professional sales team Super
bonus plan, FAST START TRAINING.
A More' Call us today for a confidential
interview 1
Steve Lelbhan - Southfield 557 6700
Dick Randazzo - Plymouth 455-5200
Bill Wintersteen Livonia 476 9100
Ben Denny - Westland 721 8400
Frank Skrumbellos Allen Park 388 2200
Chamberlain
AGENCY AVAILABLE
Farmers Insurance Group Offers com-
plete training program, minimum guar
antee per month Learn without dis
turbing present job 557 3266
AGGRESSIVE SELF STARTING
SALES PEOPLE
For real estate office Ample floor
time New and seasoned license Call
CENTURY 21 HOME CENTER. INC
476-7000
AMBITIOUS, mature person interested
in earning excellent income on their
schedule 60 minute personal interview
a must Call only for appt 477 4689
RED WING
TICKET
WINNER
Ti m Zawacki
1226 Franciscan Ct W
Canton
Please call the promo-
tion department of the
Observer & Eccentric
by 5 p m Tuesday.
February 10, 1981 to
claim your 2 free RED
WING TICKETS
591-2300 ext 244
CONGRATULATIONS!
EXPANSION
International Marketing Executives
Will conduct interviews to select ma-
ture individuals with leadership poten
tial and experience Person selected
will gain the ability to combine person
al development with financial growth
Only seriously interested persons need
apply Interviews will be conducted at
Ramada Inn, 28225 Telegraph Rd , at I
696. suite 214. Thurs . Feb 12, 1981, be-
tween 9 AM and 4 I'M . and 6 PM to 8
PM
EXPANSION
International Marketing Executives
Will conduct interviews to select ma
ture individuals with leadership poten-
tial and experience
Persons selected will gain the ability to
combine personal development with fi
nancial growth
Oply seriously interested persons apply
Interviews will be conducted
RAMADA INN
28225 Telegraph (at I 696) Suite 214
Thursday, Feb 12, 1981
between 9 AM 4 PM A 6 PM 8 PM
EXPERIENCED phone solicitors to
work in office Home improvement
sales Guaranteed salary A commis
sions Call Mr DeWitt mornings
559 7770
AN INVITATION to a new business de
velopment presentation by Second In-
come Specialist A GJS A Associates
Tues 7PM-8PM Plymouth Cultural
Center 525 Farmer Street. Plymouth,
Mich Equal opportunity
ATTENTION favorable way to in
crease income' Perfume originals of
fers you exceptional opportunities
Here is the chance to do your thing and
be your own boss Call Sophia or Ron,.
278 8738
ATTENTION Rubbermaid people and
others Be a part time fashion coun-
selor No investment Fun job Queens
Way to Fashion Call Fat 522-4378 or
Sherry 729 5321
AUDIO SALES Person needed Experi
ence preferred Livonia area
261-5762
Bates Hamburgers
33406 Five Mile, Livonia
MOVING TO MIAMI'
We have opening for a Counter Man in
our Deli A need a responsible, depend
able Dell Man to join our staff - one
who Is looking for a steady job. good
pay, daytime hours A has the desire to
get away from the Cold Good people to
work with Write to Gold Star Deli,
6186 SW 8th St.. Miami. Florida 33144
"if,
positions Cooks Waitresses Etc Kxpe
rience preferred Plymouth A Farm
Rd also Telegraph A Ford 427-6691
SHORT ORDER COOK
Part time Experience only Apply
Nugget Restaurant, 30685 W 12 Mile,
Farmington Hills
STRAlTH MEMORIAL Hospital, 23901
Lahser Rd , Southfield Is seeking a part
time dietary aide Experience is desir-
able Call for Interview appointment
357-3360, ext 190
506 Help Wanted Sales
CAREER SEMINARS
NO COST OR OBUGA TION
The Decade of the 80's will be the most lucrative time for
Real Estate Sales In history. More people will be moving,
Investing in, and buying Real Estate than ever before.
Modewi Real Estate marketing will prove to offer a career
that is unparralled In financial and personal rewards.
You are Invited To Attend
an informal seminar to discuss the opportunities and advan-
tages of a Real Estate Career. Coffee and Conversation.
Saturday, February 14 . 10:30 A.M.
Thursday, Fabruary 19 7:00 P.M.
Saturday, Fabruary 21 . . 1

4D#
Monday, Februarys, 1881
Q> WIN f HOCKEY TICKETS
SEE THE RED WINGS AT JOE LOUIS ARENA
TO WIN: Send your nam« and address. on a
postcard, to REO WING TICKET^, Tha Ob-
server A Eccentric N*wtpap«rt, 36251
Schoolcraft Road, Livonia. Ml 48150. Then-
watch tha classified taction avary Monday
and Thursday. Whan your namt appears,
you're a wlnnarl Enter soon and as oftan
as you like
512 Situations Wanted
Female
INSURANCE SECRETARY- Part time
hours wanted. 4H yrs experience
Farmington Bloomfield area pre
ferred 553-4044
•LOVING MOTHER wishes to babysit
your infant or preschool child week-
days. your transportation Redford
area 937-1908
MOTHER OF ONE PRE-SCHOOLER
will baby sit days for one child Your
transportation, Westland area
muss
512 Situations Wanted
Female
TWO LADIES desire Housework days
only, transportation A references,
Bloomfield, Livonia. Birmingham
537 2667
TWO RESPONSIBLE Women will
clean your house Birmingham and
West Bloomfield area Call
1-887-1202 or 1-674 3046
TYPIST - experienced A equipped for
court reporter Call Vickie between 5,30
It 8 pm 533-6340
708 Household Goods Oakland County
GLOBE INTERIOR RENTALS
FURNITURE SALE
PrtvKwtly ranted himitur* from MotMt and transferred aiecutivea must be told.
9 ceramic lamps . .$10
1-5 pc. dinette set 1 $129
5 contemporary chairs r $75
1 sofa . $100
2 sofa & loveseat sets $250
2 contemporary sleepers $250
1-3 pc maple bedroom set $200
3-3 pc. walnut bedroom sets $150
THIS WEEK ONLY
Queen size Mattress & Box Spring set —$100 with
purchase of any sofa or dresser.
OFFICE FURNITURE
10 secretarial swivel chairs $50
2 rolling files $49
5-6 ft folding tables $50
NAME BRAND MATTRESSES
& BOX SPRINGS
Factory Seconds
2 pc. Twin size mattress & box springs set $125
2 pc Full size mattress & box springs set $135
Queen size mattress & box springs set $ 175
3 pc King size mattress & box springs set $200
GLOBE INTERIOR RENTALS
1100 E. Maple (15 Mile). Troy
West of I-75, E. of Rochester Rd. 588-1800
Mon.-Fri. 9 AM-6 PM, Sat. 9AM-5 PM
512 Situations Wanted
Female
PULL CHARGE Bookkeeper seeking
part time job after 5PM, and/or week-
ends 326-1113
GENERAL HOUSECLEANING
Experienced
References
Call Steffanie 682-6297
HOUSECLEANING - by depeodable,
experienced lady Own transportation.
Reasonable References 544-2712
HOUSECLEANING
3 Woman Team - Birmingham Area
Experienced - Reliable
645 5309
HOUSECLEANING SERVICES avail-
able Reliable, references. Prefer week-
ly steady jobs Charges vary. Call week
days after 6 PM. 399-2543 or 280-1263
WILL DO IN-HOME NURSING
6 years Nurses Aide experience Week
420-2942
days only. Call after 6 P\
WOMEN to babysit in your home while
you are on vacation Experienced and
references Call 585-0209 or 326-6076
514 Situations Wanted
Male
ACCOUNTANT available part time, ex-
cellent general ledger background 12
Yrs experience Corporation taxes,
statements 533 8045 or 532-2325
CARPENTER
20 yrs experience, wants work In all
phases Fast Cheap it Good' Call any-
time. 272-6398
MAINTENANCE it REPAIR
plumbing, electrical, carpentry A appli-
ance installation Reasonable
626-8449
YOUNG MAN. hard working, seeks
steady job Can work any hours
477-7217
518 Education .
& Instruction
IBM KEYPUNCH
Learn Now Work in Weeks
DAY L EVENING CLASSES
FREE Placement Assistance
Livonia Business
Machines Institute
18770 Farmington Rd
(1 blocks of 7 Mile)
477-2900
518 Education
A Instruction
ALL TYPES of academic tutoring
Remedial reading, learning disabilities,
MA. Reasonable. Recommended by
67
schools, colleges Cert 626-2767
CAREER IN TRAVEL?
Train With Travel
Industry Professionals
•On the job training
•Free placement assistance
CALL OR WRITE
Travel Education Institute
26711 Northwestern Hwy... Suite 310
Southfield. Mich. 48076
(313)352-4875
Licensed by Mich Dept of Ed
CERAMIC CLASSES available, morn-
ing, afternoon It evening classes Little
Ones Ceramics, 135 Romeo Rd Roches-
ter 651-5144
CLASS VOICE LESSONS
By Experienced Teacher
$4 00 for 1 Hour
538-4138
ENJOY PIANO LESSONS
In your home Adults and children Pop-
ular and/or Classical Call
644 9069
FRENCH language tutoring, all levels,
reasonable rate
477-4832
MATHEMATICS TUTORING
All Grades. M S M A degrees
Certified, experienced teacher
642 5484
MATH TUTOR
Certified experienced high school math
teacher, all grades 358 2961
PONTIAC BUSINESS
INSTITUTE
Applications now Being Accepted for
the Winter Term
LEGAL SEC'V
MEDICAL SECY
SECRETARIAL
ACCOUNTING
MANAGEMENT
FASHION
SIX LOCATIONS
PONTIAC MT CLEMENS
OXFORD MADISON HEIGHTS
PORT HURON FARMINGTON
628-4846 476-3145
PORCELAIN DOLL CLASSES
Dolls made with authentic composition
bodies Taught by award winning in
structor. Classes now forming, pre-reg-
istration required After 3 PM 661-2926
518 Education
' ft Instruction
MEN WOMEN
BE A
BARTENDER
Legal minimum Age 18
TWO WEEK
Day or Evening Classes
Free Placement Assistance
Full or Part Time Work
557-7757
PROFESSIONAL
BARTENDERS SCHOOL
26739 Southfield Rd, Southfield
23 Schools Coast to Coast
PIANO LESSONS
Certified Teacher desires new students
for Piano Instruction Call after 6PM,
354 3729
RED WING
TICKET
WINNER
Jeff Anderson
41138 Greenbrook
Plymouth
Please call the promo-
tion department of the
Observer & Eccentric
by 5 p.m. Tuesday,
February 10, 1981 to
claim your 2 free RED
WING TICKETS.
591-2300 ext244
CONGRATULATIONS!
TEACHER WISHES to do Tutoring.
K-12, all subjects with specialization in
remedial reading It math Will come to
your home Call after 4pm, 398-0116
TRAVEL CAREERS
3ver 500 people placed Full lime fac
ilty It teachers active in the travel in
lustry We have a full facility it li-
brary
Computer Training for 1980 Classes
American Travel School
22932 Woodward, Femdale
399-5522
518 Education
ft Instruction
TUTORING In my borne (experienced
teacher) Grades K 6 Reading, math It
spelling $5 per half hour Livonia/
Westland area. 522 6484
WILL TUTOR any subject K thru 6
- Certified Teacher -
Call after 4 pm 355-2410
522 Professional
Services
ACCURATE, CREATIVE RESUMES
Professional Writing, Editing
Printing
Advertising and
The Write Idea
ting
557-8521
DEEP MUSCLE THERAPY
Prevention A Correction
Restore Normal Function
By appointment 595-0339
EARN MONEY and loss weight at the
same let us show you how, supervised
by a certified nutrition consultant-
Hease rail 357-5941 or 644-7857
600 Personals
ASSISTANCE
FOR
PROBLEM PREGNANCY
PREGNANCY TESTS
Immediate appointment
WOMEN'S CENTER
Free Counceling Assistance
476-2772
AT LAST
A Christian Dating Service'
"Matchmakers" for information,
Write 1610 Norns. Westland
CUSTOM PRINTED T-SHIRTS
For fund raisers, clubs, businesses, etc
Quality shirts, low prices Call 9am
5pm Action Sports Apparel 837 6651
DO YOU WRITE POETRY'
Would You Like To Be Paid For It'
We are looking for Everyone who
writes poetry, professionally or ion
professionally We are seeking immedi
ale material (all types 1 ) We are accept-
ing everything received - absolutely no
material will be turned down
For complete details, payment sched-
ule. and registration forms; write
OR A W Publishing Enterprises,
P.O. Box 35245, Detroit, Mi 48235
MARY MAC There's something about
the combo of your charms and a Japa-
nese Steak House that drives men wild
If you are a romantic too, perhaps you
will be my want ad Valentine
Jer 335-9382
600 Personate
GET THE JUMP ON CUPID-
HERE'S your chance to really say
You love him best In every way
3 lines, *3 12 cities know
That he's your very special beau
VALENTINE GREETING
O & E Newspaper
$1 per line (min. 3 lines)
$12 per inch
Use Your M. C. or Visa
Thurs, Feb. 12, 1981
591-0900 644-1070
852-3222
IF YOU heard Dr. Lyndon Smith speak
on the importance of Vitamins It are
truly interested in having healthy chil-
dren. please call after 4pm, 455-0706
•SEND HIM OR HER.
a "Valentine's Day" Balloon Bouquet
We deliver*
Call for info, 424-8885
602 Lost A Found
FOUND • German Shepherd Black It
tan young male Vicinity of G M plant,
Ypsilanti Free to good home 459-2685
FOUND Huffy girls 10 speed bicycle
Call 259-5742
FOUND - large mature Tabby, near 9
Mile It Inkster 474 2964
FOUND OLDER brown male dog,
mixed, vicinity Shiawassee-9 Mile
478-9047
LOST - Blue notebook Very important
household papers Royalty Cleaners, 14
Mile near
oapers 1
Coolidge 557 5089
LOST - left on washroom counter at
Foxey's Restaurant. Rochester, Janu-
ary 29 Ring of sentimental value Gen-
erous reward Days only 652 3950
LOST male Pektngnese type dog beige
it white, dearly loved family pet
Greenfield Southfield area Please call
646-0754
LOST RALPH Large male black Lab
mix. blue collar, 11 Mile A Drake,
Farmington Hills 477-8510
LOST RED male Cocker Spaniel, lost
near Plymouth Rd & Beech, Jan 31
937-2998
LOST Reward January 26th, 6 month
old male silver Tabby cat, vicinity Tor-
ry St School, Birmingham 646-8834
LOST standard Poodle, white, looks like
sheepdog, answers to Morty Farming
ton Hills, 12 Mile-Middlebeit. Sat Jan
31 Eves 626-5410 Days 547-3715
LOST Sunglasses, Prescription, Octo-
eon shape, black frames it case
REWARD 1 Call anytime, 899-3581
802 Lost ft Found
LOST Collie, male, brown A white, vi-
cinity Birmingham Reward 642-3131
646-4737
LOST-Golden Retreiver from Orchard
Lake area. Uvlnpton County Li-
censed, answers to Teddy Reward
681-1636, or 575 M90
LOST ladles gold bracket, Livonia
Parking lot, Cunninghams or Krogers
S Blvd Bloomfield Contact R stone,
476-6300, Ext 35-36 After 6 3085.2 3657
LOST - Terri Poo, black female. 4Vi
months old Answers lo name of
"Coors" Lost Nine Mile/Middlebeit
area Any information call 474-5395
LOST White Poodle, Male, name Den
ny, Cherryhill A Wayne, reward
722 9837 or 595 3086
LOST 7 Mdnth old female Husky/Ger
man Shepherd, white/black Grand Riv
er-8 Mile area Reward 538 9632
LOST 9 mile-Grand River Mixed male
(6 yrs) Beagle It Spaniel White with
brown A black spots Friendly, drag
ging a long chain 474-8179
607 Attorney Services
ATTORNEY OR CPA
offices for rent Prime Troy location
Reception, library, conference, secre-
tarial facilities available Reasonably
priced Call 649-6962
607 Attorney Services
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
FIRST CONSULTATION FREE
SAT It EVE APPTS AVAILABLE
D'Avanzo & Meconi
42142 FORD RD. SUITS 161
459-5300
SAT. APPT. AVAILABLE
FREE 1st CONSULTATION
DIVORCE uncontested 1150
DIVORCE - contest from $225
CHILD SUPPORT modification |125
HOUSE CLOSING $100
DRUNK DRIVING from $125
BANKRUPTCY from $125
LICENSE RESTORATION $ 125,
TRAFFIC VIOLATION most $75
MISDEMEANOR from $150
FELONY from $250
WILLS simple $35
COST NOT INCLUDED
WORKMEN'S COMP 15*
PERSONAL INJURY $30%
No Fee Unless You Collect
We Are Not A Clinic
Your cast- will be handled at all stages
by one of two experienced trial law
yers
LAW OFFICES
GOODMAN I. BELL
LIVONIA 27540 SChoolcraft
CALL 868 7694
For Your Personal Consultation
FURNITURE MADE LIKE NEW...
WITHOUT THE PRICE!
ABLE & 4 CHAIRS
INISHING SPECIAL
$50oo
ON REFINISHING
ANY TABLE & 4 OR
M O R E CHAIRS!
HURRY! OFFER ENDS 2 i HI
Discount Furniture
Stripping & Refinishing Co.
961-2129
Free Pick-up & Delivery
••I
i coupon special 1
H O / M E - 5 1 S E R V I C E G U I D E H Q
3 Accounting Services
BETTER BUSINESS SYSTEMS
Specializing in Ux service for business
es It individuals
569 6676
COMPUTERIZED ACCOUNTING
Payroll processing
Income tax service
Gary L Figurski P C 522 9110
8 YEARS CPA EXPERIENCE
Federal it State Returns
Corporate, Partnership & Individual
Reas fee. your office or mine. 626 0622
9 Aluminum Siding
Alum Siding Trim-Gutters
Storms-windows roofing
HUGHE JONES CO
Free estimate 474 8124
LOWEST PRICES
Alum siding it gutters cleaned A In-
stalled Roofing & related work
476 0011 or 835 8610
MEL RUOKOLAINEN, licensed siding
contractor Quality first
WINTER PRICtS
336 5869 949 5093
SIDING WORK NEEDED
All types Free Estimates
SENTRY CONTRACTORS INC
476 4444
12 Appliance Service
. SANDS APPLIANCE SERVICE •
Authorized parts, all makes repaired
Carry in or Home Repair Washers
dryers refrigerators-disposals-ranges
microwaves-dish washers-TVs
No service charge if you have us repair
your machine Over 15,000 satisfied
customers last year
$5 00 off HOME REPAIR with AD-
Nortbem Suburbs, call 553-7446
Western Suburbs call 522-0199
MasterCharge or Visa
18 Auto ft Truck Repair
AUTO BODY L paint
Excellent work
Free estimates
Ask for Mitch 356-5778
T
24 Basement
Waterproofing
BASEMENT LEAKS REPAIRED
Drains It Sump pumps repaired
. 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE
Earl H Jensen 474-6224
27 Brick, Block ft Cement
CHIMNEYS
Repaired or built new Screened
stopped
Ga 7 3981
epalr
Cleaned Roof leaks
GUARANTEED 1
BLOCK BRICK CEMENT
Small jobe It repairs Experienced It ef-
ficient Free estimates. 352-2019
WORK MYSELF
Brick, block, cement work
Foundations. Porches It Tuck pointing
.Any sixe Job, call anytime. 534-1570
CUSTOM BRICK It STONE WORK
Fireplaces-Chimney Repair Additions
LICENSED INSURED
474-0945
WILSON MASONRY CONSTRUCTION
35 years of experience
Brick work of any kind, large or small
453-7051
33 Building ft Remodeling
ALTERATIONS A ADDITIONS
RESIDENTIAL It COMMERCIAL
MACOMB A OAKLAND COUNTIES
Designers. Planners,
Complete Home Improvements
LICENSED CONTRACTORS
REHOUSE, INC.
Mon.-Frl. . 588-7220
BUILDING it REMODELING
Rec Rooms It Additions
Carpentry, Elec . Drywall, Plaster
Caramics, Roofing. Siding, etc
Call 4
Any Siae Job I 471-7278
CERAMIC TILE
Quality brick and plaster repair work
Call Jerry
759-1556
(COMMERCIAL It Residential
Also Attic, Garage
: clean upe
476-4181
COMPLETE
MODERNIZATION
PRICED WITHIN REASON
COMPLETED TO PERFECTION
CUSTOM KITCHENS
or Laminate rar old Cabinets
FORMICA TOPS REC ROOMS
WORK MYSELF
Ml-7644
33 Building ft Remodeling
CREATIVE CONSTRUCTION
BY CRAIG
Modernization of all types, specializing
in kitchens and baths Free estimates,
references supplied Licensed and In-
sured After 5 I'M. call 427-6029
CUSTOM CARPENTRY
Additions, Garages, Basements.
Kitchens Home Repairs & Painting
Winter Rates Call 979 8788 879 8653
FINISHED BASEMENTS
Kitchens & Bathrooms
Custom Cabinets
By Design Craft
644-5115
FINISHED
BASEMENTS
CALL
WILKIE CONST.
646-2292
IT COSTS NO MORE
...to get
first class workmanship.
FIRST PLACE WINNER of two
National Awards. HAMILTON
has been satisfying customers
for over 20 years
You deal directly with the
owner All work guaranteed
and competitively priced
• FREE Estimates • Designs
• Additions • Kitchens
• Porch Enclosures, etc
HAMILTON BUILDERS
Call 559-5590.. 24 hrs.
KITCHEN
& BASEMENT SPECIALISTS
-Hardwood Cabinets
-Tops h Bars
-Quality Craftsman
-Licensed A Insured
DEMERS HOME
SERVICES
Call Jim 349 7725
KITCHEN It BATH REMODELING
Like new counter tops, formica kitchen
cabinets or vanities?
We re face with new doors or we furnish
material and you do the installation
WOOD FASHIONS 532-0632
Licensed/Insured
KITCHENS BASEMENTS BATHS
$10 per hour
Experienced - References
Call Tom 525 3682
MARS BLDG CO. Residential. Com'l
Additions, Kitchens, Dormers, Rec
Rooms. Baths, Siding, free estimates
Prompt service 538-2666 626^7044
Ray's Construction
BUILDER
261-4230
REC ROOMS-CEILINGS
MODERNIZING, REPAIRING
476 0011 or 8J5 8610
R A R Mod
FINISHED
BASEMENTS
KITCHENS
Call BOB REEDY
647-5033
"Your Investment is our responsibility"
TOTAL DESIGN It BLDG SERVICES
Exterior *< Interior Remodeling It
Additions... Free Consulation It Pricing
626-5155 626-5290 ... 661-4246
10% Interest Rates
On all home Improvement
loans with 50% down
NAIL TITE CONSTRUCTION
Siding specialist All name brands
728-8425
39 Carpentry
A Village Carpenter
Home or Business
Val, after 6, 476-7658
CABPENTER. who teaches Industrial
Arte weekend jobt I
• 4 Insured Builder
„ O A E
39 Carpentry
CARPENTER (Licensed Builder) to do
all chases of home Improvement A re-
calling
- - 7
prices Call Jon
ng No job too big or too small
Top quality craftsmanship Reasonable
477-5122
CARPENTRY - Custom Cabinets, Elec-
trical, Plumbing . New or Remodel for
House or Office Free Est
Call Eves 476-4078
Carpentry-Electrical-Plumbinc
Kitchens, Basements, Etc No job too
small Low prices Free Estimates All
work guaranteed 357-4191
CARPENTRY REPAIRS
Roofing - Gutters - Siding, Small Car-
pentry repairs of all kinds Small Re-
modeling Jobs Mature - Honest
261-6941 427-9854
CARPENTRY
Well experienced, fair prices
Call Eves. 532-8455
CARP ELEC. - PLUMB
Modernizations Alterations No job too
small Reasonable Rates Licensed
592-8681 After 6PM 356-3718
H & H MODERNIZATION
RESIDENTIAL It COMMERCIAL
•Additions'Garages'Porches
• Basements* Kitchens* Decks
•Store Fronts* Homes
All Phases of Carpentry Work
Licensed It Free Estimates
535-8336 533-9176
KITCHEN SPECIALIST
Refacing or New Cabinets
Formica Counters
Install Dishwashers 728-7910
LOW PRICE REPAIRS
Carpentry, roof A gutters, plumbing A
painting
476-0011 or 835-8610
MASTER CARPENTER
& CABINET MAKER
35 years experience
It to order
Cabinets bui
CALL ED COLLIER 852-9194
42 Carpet Cleaning
Aaction
Steam Cleaning
SPECIAL
Vz Off Regular Prices
LIVING OR FAMILY ROOMS
Powerful truck-mounted steam clean-
ing equipment gets carpets safely
cleaner A dryer than all other methods
We guarantee to Get It Clean'
Greasy Soil Extracted
Pet Odor Removal
Trained Spotting
Owner Operated
Licensed by 3M Coin
For Genuine SCOTCHGA
ACTION CARPET CLEANING
559-0050 421-5380
Cheerful Free Estimate*
Serving All Areas
Visa-MasterCharge
Member of The Society
of Cleaning Technicians
and Tbe IICUC
•ACCENT ON*
Starllte Cleaning Systems
20/20 special
•$20,00.
living or family rooms
20% disc all other rooms
Powerful safe truck-mounted Steam
Cleaning equipment for cleaner
carpets & quicker drying
' - OWNER OPERATED -
WORK GUARANTEED
PET ODOR A STAIN REMOVAL
SOIL RETARDANT
FLOOD DAMAGE
FREE ESTIMATES
543-2858 645-0849
CARPET It funlture cleaning, floor
waxing, wall A window washing, paint-
ing It odd job repair service.
476-*11 or 815-M10
48 Carpet Laying
AU
BOYLES CARPET SERVICE
Installation A Carpet
• • o n Carpeting &
[Metro • H B
Carpeting
Installation A Repairs Call anytime.
All wort guaranteed. 261-5257
BSEOG SERVICE
PAD AW
421-4550,522-4217.417-1994
CUSTOM CARPET INSTALLATION
|1 50 sq.yard, pad available
No job too small, experienced
Call Bob 93?-1746
rrrZPATRlCK CARPET COMPANY
Prof—tonal installation A repairs 20
MHaxperiance. Work guaranteed.
4*41724
SS,
55 Chimney Cleaning
CHIMNEYS CLEANED
& SCREENED
427-3981
THE WOODLET BUILDING CO
Woodburning stoves A fireplaces in-
stalled. chimneys cleaned it repaired
Professional A licensed 626-8137
56 Chimney
Building A Repair
CHIMNEYS
Repaired or built new Screened
Cleaned Roof leaks stopped
6A 7-3981
leaned Roof leaks
GUARANTEED 1
63 Draperies
DRAPERIES- 1 inch decorator blinds,
Vertical blinds, woven woods, Kirsch
drapery hardware, all installations
Reasonable 937-3830
64 Dressmaking &
Tailoring
EXPERT ALTERATIONS
Custom draperies, fine women's fash
ions, men's suita Fast service, excel
lent work, reasonable prices 453-1198
PROFESSIONAL SEAMSTRESS
All types of sewing A alterations
Experienced from Europe
Madison Hts. area 399 5580
SEWING ALTERATIONS A Repairs
Done in my home
Fast A reasonable service
569-1252
SUITS RESTYLED Lapels narrowed.
K nts tape
ms's Tailoring Shop. 120 East Main,
pel
ants tapered Men's A Women's Lap-
Northville 349 5175
65 Drywall
BRANDENBURG DRYWALL CO
25 yrs Exp Specializing in older homes,
repairs, cracks, nail pops Installing,
finishing, texturing Fully Lie 363-1800
COMPLETE DRYWALL REPAIR
Hanging - Taping - Finishing
'obe and Additions
Small Jobs
18 Yrs. Experience 525 2756
PLASTER or DRYWALL
New or repair
Jim 421-0914 -Shaeffer Hal 425-0236
66 Electrical
BOLLIN ELECTRIC
Commercial-Industrial-Res'l
425-0030
COMPLETE Electrical Service No job
too small to handle
545-4353
DEPENDABLE ELECTRIC
Free Estimates, Reasonable Rates
Licensed A Insured
24 Hours-7 Days 557 9696
ELECTRICAL-Plumbing A Carpentry
Low prices. All work guaranteed, free
estimates 24 hour emergency aervice
No job too small 357-4191
OAKLAND ELECTRIC
Fast qualified electrical work
Call us when you need us An
Master Charge A Visa 642-7979
SMALL ELECTRICAL JOBS
- Free Estimates -
533-0275
78 Firewood
ABSOLUTELY well seasoned, split,
mixed hardwoods, |45 face cord
(8x4x16) Northern Oak |50 Free deliv-
ery Livonia A nearby areas. 464-2433
ADMIRE YOUR FIRE
Hacker Fireplace Wood
Hard - Birch - Fruit Woods
Since 1*46 474-4914
1 For 135
482-4517
A - FIREWOOD
2 Cords For |65
ffiSS
Burn American Wood - Not Foreign OU
FIREWOOD INC
well seasoned.
Two foe MS. three for
|1M. Kindling |3 bundle, two for ft.
PICKUP AND SAVE
Closed Sunday. 1-49HSU
Master Charge Visa
' CUT FIREWOD
Very Reasonable
422 2642
FIREWOOD
ALL HARDWOOD
FIREWOO
QUARANTEED
WHITE BIRCH
MO PACE CORD

607 Attorney Services
ATTORNEY SERVICES
Real Estate, Divorces, Wills. General
Law. Initial Consultations No Fee
Reasonable Rates
Joelson Law Firm 553 8555
GENERAL LAW Divorce, Accidents,
Real Estate. Wills, Criminal First Visit
• No Charge Sat k Eve appointments
* ' : Davisson. Troy 643 8338
k 606 Transportation
MAN 4 WIFE will deliver late model
car any point in Florida Leaving ap-
proximately March 21 Gas 4 other ex-
penses paid by the owner A l referenc
es 522-0094
RELIABLE COUPLE will drive late
model car to Central Florida Desires 6
days (or stopover en route 644 7851
RETIRED professional engineer, will
drive your car to east coast, Florida,
Feb 10 thru 18 642-7185
626 Bingo
(CARIH) National Asthma Center
Bingo every Tuesday 7PM
(Special games at 6 30)
Amer Legion Hall 29500 W 9 Mile Rd
EACH WEDNESDAY 6 45 PM
N W Communities Association
For Retarded Citizens
Roma Hall, Schoolcraft, W of Inkster
628 Entertainment
A BAND for your listening 4 dancing
pleasure Some spring dates
The Sound Merchants
522-3078 355 0419
ANKERS THE MAGICIAN
Magic Juggling Balloons
All< I Occasions
968 0038 764 4917
ASTRA
The Band Who Plavs It
All For You
595 4537
Let us Sing Your HEART Out' Contact
Rooty roots Singing Telegrams for
Valentines Day Ask for our $20 Spe
cial Phone 354 3211 or 561 4149
PROFESSIONAL - Light & Sound Kn
tertainmeni ANY OCCASION, Class
Reunions, Bowling Banquets, Weddings.
Schools Over 4000 selections We play
what you request Call for appt to visit
our showroom for a demonstration
Come Dance With Us We are
DANCE WITH ME PRODUCTIONS
Lie. - Ins. 589-2705
SATIN FLAMES BAND
Specializing in Banquets. Weddings, 10
yn experience Listening & Dancing
Days 1 373-8917 Eves 332-1055
SONSET
Dedicated to providing a wide range of
music, all generations 4 occassions
Tod or Bob 591 1420
THE VERSATILES Music for all oc
casions Weddings, dances, anniversa
ries, etc Professional strolling group
also available 937-8390 675-0604
VARIETY SINGING MESSENGERS
For Valentine present, birthdays, anni-
versaries 4 etc Harry The Ape Gram
"Belly dance gram male or female
dancers 4 more' 671-0803
701 Collectibles
COLLECTORS' plates Knowles "Scar
lett", "Scarecrow", "Tin Map" Also
Doulton figurine Janine Mint condi
tion 545 5083
702 Antiques
2 HOCKEY TICKETS
702 Antiquas
ANNOUNCING the :he opening of The
World's Smallest Antique Shop Mary
Edwards Antiques. ». 32751 Franklin Rd
In back of the Red House convenient
parking 11 to 4 PM Tues thru Sat
ANTIQUE Restored Rolltop desk.
$1400 or best offer Also restored antique
bedroom set, price negotiable
642-5773
ANTIQUE SHOP
Closing Out! 25% off all Furniture
Open Mon thru Fri., 1-4PM
22746 Fenkell or Home phone. 538 0423
ANTIQUE SHOW 4 SALE
Dearborn Civic Center, Dearborn. Mich
February 12-15
C 4 C Promotions 517/288 3377
ANTIQUE, 2 Mahogany dining room ta-
bles, 4 mahogany chairs After 5pm,
464-4099
BARBER CHAIR-circa 1910 Excellent
condition $275 Pedestal sink make of
fer Call evenings.' 478-2047
BEST OFFER - Gustov Becker regula
tor wall clock 2 brass National cash re-
gisters Rockwell Lithograph - Voyager,
Hayseed Critic, Convention Reply
to Box 582, Observer & Eccentric
Newspapers, 36251 Schoolcraft Rd,
Livonia. Michigan 48150
Clocks, dolls, Hummels, furniture, de
pression glass, pottery, jewelry are iust
a few of the old items you'll find at the
Antique and Collectible Show
Sun , Feb 15th, 9 AM to 4 PM
24845 Gratiot, East Detroit
J C Wyno, 773-7803
ROMA'S OF MICHIGAN EAST SIDE
SOON TO OPEN
RALEIGH SQUARE MARKETPLACE
Wanted quality flea market 4 antique
dealers to be housed in the largest
marketplace in the country Over
100,000 sq ft under 1 roof, with 1300
parking spaces available for cars
cated on Telegraph Rd near 10 Mile
Formerly (y called the Raleigh House.
For further information
313-352 6420
UNUSUAL pine 2 sided country cup
board 851 4486
703 Crafts
BEGINNERS stained glass
forming, days and evenings. 4 weeks.
$25 For information call 661 5829
STAINED GLASS CLASSES
Beginners
Starting Feb 17th 8 week course
Call The Glass Man". 557-8333
705 Wanted to Buy
NEWSPAPERS ONLY
$ I 65 per 100 lbs Tied with string, not
in bags, no magazines Batteries Alum
siding 34* lb, carbide $5 50 & up, radia
tors 40* Highest prices for copper,
Si lead
L & L WASTE
34939 Brush St., Wayne
721-7436
BUYING GOLD, any form, class rings,
dental gold, wedding bands, diamonds,
sterling, US silver coins Top prices
paid, will pick up Larry 565 8670
COLOR TV'S
NEEDING REPAIR, under 8 years old.
all makes pav up to $60
838 7842
USED CHILDRENS clothing, toys, fur
niture baby items Like new condition
only For childrens resale shop Call
9 30am 5pm 545 KIDS
ONE TWO Year old IBM Selectnc Cor
recting typewriter in good condition
355-3700
WANTED ANTIQUE white Polaski chi
na cabinet server, chairs, modern bed
room set, chrome or white, full shears
for 6 sliding doors 559-3237
WANTED Appliances, Furniture. Gas
Ranges. Refrigerators. Chests,
Dressers, Bedroom Sets, Wringer
Washers, Electric Ranges Si Household
PayCash KF. 1-5166
WANTED Besseler opaque used pro
jector or equivalent 626 8477
WANTED used furniture, suitable for
recreation room 474 1172
1976 or 1977 Cadillac Seville, clean & in
good condition Call Betsy Manecke
644-4700 363 8885
706 Appliances
AMANA freezer, upright, 23 cu ft.,
hardly used. $400 591-3620
BRAND NEW double oven stove, sideby
side refrigerator, automatic ice
maker Almond Must sell 522 0057
CORNING WARE 30 in range, smooth
top, self cleaning oven, Corning cook
ware included. $200 851-4142
February Sale
UP TO y3 OFF
BRAND NEW REFRIGERA-
TORS. WASHERS, DRYERS,
MICROWAVES. TV'S
STEREOS & MORE!
All Fully Warranted
Some Freight Damage
And Prior Year Models
SALE STARTS MONDAY 10 AM
HOT'N'KOLD SHOP
23930 W 9 Mile Rd
(*•» block just East of Telei
10-8 Daily. Saturday til 6
Closed Sunday 354 1717
FRIGIDAIRE upright freezer, good
condition. $100 Call after 4PM 646-8691
TAPPAN electric range, self
avacado $150 Call after 6PM 522
706 Household Goods
Oakland County
BEDROOM set, including triple
er, mirror, highboy, 2 night
headboard 4 frame. $325. green sofa 4
chair, $175, gold lazyboy, $120 , 3 wal-
nut end tables. $75. also Misc Week-
days after 6PM 477-5429
BEDROOM SET, Mediterranean style,
by Stanley, kinpsize headboard, 2 twin
bed frames, triple dresser, man's armoire
2 nightstands, excellent condi
tion. $750 858 8465
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644-1070 OeklefMl County
801-0900 Wayne County
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706 Household Goods
Oakland County
ANTIQUE maple with oak inlay bed-
room set, (highboy, vanity/large round
beveled mirror, seat, bed), $900 2 Ori-
ental rugs, 6x9 4 9x12 Silver Levolors.
$75. All excellent condition 624-4689
ANTIQUE marbletop comode, 2 lamps.
1 lamp table, small decorator chair
Reasonable 474-6959
AUTOMATIC
ZIG ZAG sewing machine. 1970 "Fash
ion Dial" model in walnut cabinet $44
cash or monthly payments Still under
guaranteed
UNIVERSAL
SEWING CENTER
FE 4-0905
BEDROOM SETS (2) by Pennsylvania
House (1 (Maple canopy double bed,
double dresser, nightstand (1 (Cherry
king size bed, highboy, double dresser. 2
nightstands 585-0574
BEDROOM SUITE, 3 peice, solid wood,
beautiful French Provencial with cano-
py, includes box spring Si mattress
Sacrifice at $800 Call 356 8431
BOYS oak twin bedroom set complete
Corner desk, bookshelf, etc $400 Love-
ly glass Si brass coffee table purchased
in Spain $100 642 6599
CARPETING, green shag, up to 50
sq yds, good condition, $60
879,8670
CARPETING 43 yards gold, $110 35
yards red, $80 10 16 yards yellow, 16
yards blue, 17 yards lavender; $35 each
Frigidaire washer & electric dryer,
good condition, $150 641-8957
CHIPPENDALE, antique high boy,
$1800, bed, $225, foot stool $85. mahog
any drop leaf dining table, server & 4
chairs. $425 (will separate) Mahogany
dresser. $150 desk $100. oriental rugs
(Persian), antique painting, violin, Vic-
torian love seat $350 Misc 649-5613
COMPLETE light oak dining room set.
$300 Call between 10 and 2 daily
474-7200
CORNER sectional sofa wheat color, 3
pieces and round cocktail table
474 0233
COUCH, gold crushed velvet. 7Mi Ft,
excellent condition, $100
Call: 1 666 2389
CRUSHED VELVET champagne arm
less loveseat & Tonk walnut base cabi
net with open hutch $125 each. Call af-
ter 4pm, 661-9133
CUSTOM Decorated young girls room
for sale, 5 piece hotpink bedroom set,
custom bedspread, throw pillows, win-
dow covering, $300 will take offer
Good condition 354-0295
CUSTOM DRAPES with valances &
traverse rods, light gold Si 7 Ft bamboo
ull up shade. 2 table lamps, hanging
flue green glass lamp Weekdays after
5pm or weekends 288-3009
DINETTE SET - 42" round cherry table
2 leaves, 4 ladderback chairs, rush
seats Like new $875 647-5327
DIXIE- Teenagers Canopy white bed
room set, 7 pieces, Sacrifice $825
642 5795
DRESSER with mirror $75 Chest of
drawers $50 Two wood bookcases $80
Brass floor lamp $50 Two matching
easy chairs $100 Two wood end tables
& lamps $125 Beautiful wood & fabric
couch $150 Solid maple round table Si 4
chairs $200 Solid maple stand $20 $600
complete for everything After 6PM
682 9433
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HARD ROCK maple hutch $195 2
Drexel floral chairs Plaid loveseat
$125 All excellent Magnavox console
TV, needs minor repair, make offer
Desk $15 Swing set $10 477-31 16
Intertainment unit/bookcase. 4/or
matching bar/server, wood, original
$1700 asking $750 for both pieces or
best offer Ceiling hanging chandelier
new $50 879 2396
MATCHING GOLD GE refrigerator,
top freezer, no frost, $300 GE range, 2
ovens, self clean, $400 Hotpoint dryer,
$100, Maytag washer, $200, both white,
must be moved by February 17, afternoon,
642 0054
MISC home fuhiishings, circular rugs
Call more more information 478-1279
MULTI colored shag carpet, 16/6 by
13 4 with extras St padding, $65 Fire-
place screen, $10 Sears Spanish stereo
console, $50 649 2233
PEDESTAL TABLE, 4 heavy captain's
chairs 4 one mate, solid maple with
pine finish, $575, matching corner chi-
na, $290 Good condition 349 2018
TORTABLE DISHWASHER $75 Roll
bar for a small pickup. $45
SECOND HAND ROSE
Consignment, collectables, small
furniture 4 misc items Buy 4 sell
427-7009
South of 14 on W Woodward 549-1044
SINGLE BED complete, brass head
board, large dresser, hanging mirror
lamps, many extras Like new $225
645-2586
SOFA DAYBED, $200 2 chairs, $150
each Ottoman, $50 Sony color TV with
stand, $200 2 tables. $50 each 693-7627
SOFAS. Mediterranean styling Red St
black tweed with wood sides Also yel-
low with wood sides Call 626-8442
WALNUT dining room table. 6 chairs, 1
leaf, $300 Three Montague Dawson
framed ship prints $25 each 478 9808
WALNUT office set. desk 36x60 6
drawers,matching swivel chair 4 side
chair, excellent, $400 642-8532
709 Household Goods
Wayne County
BASSETT PECAN dining room set
smoked glass top with 4 armchairs,
$900 584-7373
BEAUTIFUL honey pine rolltop desk
Drop-in Hotpointe stove 4 oven, must
sacrifice After 6pm 474-5113
BROWN SOFA with attached end ta
bles. $85. matching chair 4 rocker. $40
each, total $165 728-7816
BUNK MATTRESSES complete, good
condition 464-1873
CARPETING, 42 sq yds of red shag
carpeting. $35 Call
459 7093
COUCH & CHAIR rust color. $350 3
Oak end tables, $125 Dressing tables 4
headboard, $100 420 0610
COUCH, chair, 2 end tables,^coffee
table China cabinet Kitchen table 4
chairs Good condition 261-4235
DREXEL mahogany Extensole table
(pafls) seats up to 10, $275, matching
36" buffet. $250.; or $475 both 397-2531
FLORAL sofa, 69 in with matching
chair, blue background, good condition
Maple dresser, •er. desk with stri straight back
chair, living ing roc room drapes, also miac.
items Call 4 to 9 PM, 459-2475
MODERN BEDROOM Set 5 per, 1 yr
old. $100 Portable dishwasher, harvest
gold, apt site, $50 451-5741
MOVING - sofa bed, dinette Mt. gas
stove, poker table, chairs, table*, fans,
misc After 6pm 427-1404
PENN House cherry block-front
lowboy, Queen Anne legs $250
417-2956
SOFABED It LOVESEAT $25 for both
522-424)
SOFA - cream/brown, like new, $200
Excellent condition 455 4385
TABLES (4) Matching chrome A glass
I end tables, l sofa table. 1 cocktail
table 1120 or beat offer 117-1754
TAPPAN Oas Range, table lamp,
459 0 134
709 Household Goods
Wayne County
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852-3222
HIDEBED and Queen Anne Buffet Call
after 6 PM
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477 9046
KROEHLER dining room set China
cabinet, table, 6 chairs, pads; excellent
condition, $450 Magic Chef self-cleaning
range, olive green, $200 Whirlpool
washer 4 dryer. $100 each Other misc
items Call after 5PM 537-1605
LARGE Metalmasters Dining table 4 6
sturdy chairs $125 261-7682
MAPLE bureau for infant or young
childs room, 4 drawers and side ward
robe, excellent condition, $100 455-7268
TWO pair of custom made draperies,
beige Damask, swag cornice All hard-
ware included Size, 106 X 94" and 80 X
85", matching. $125 591-0726
TWO TWIN beds, I mattress and box
spring, 2 lingerie chests, off white Ask-
ing $325 Call 420 0782
WALNUT China Cabinet, 6 piece patio
set, lamps, chairs, golf clubs, other
items 591-6798
710 Misc. For Sale
Oakland County
A PECO DRY Copier Model 786
Purchsed July, 1978 Can copy up to
11 "x 18" $800 L Lamb 353 0366
BAR - Portable, and 4 chairs Brand
new Still in carton Gold
Best offer
naughyde
553 2847
BEDROOM furniture white, bassinette,
baby girls clothes; siz^0-3 years, plants
Si misc 689 283C
BEDROOM set 3 piece, king size bed
Paintings including Picasso, stained
glass. Living room furniture, Art piec-
es, 355 5110
BOY's 20".bike. $50 10 speed bicycle,
$80 Speed Roller Skates (8), $35 Indoor
Air conditioner $80 5' Hamilton Draw-
ing board, $150 IBM Exec typewriter,
$150 Fireplace screen/window, $30
Old wood office desk, $40 Ping Pong
table. $25 Model Rocket, $25 553 7496
DMSO
Industrial Solvent
As seen on '60 Minutes"
4 oz bottle $15 60
SHELDON SPECIALTY
Southfield
313-569-0819
ESTATE JEWELRY given to church
14k gold ring, set of 14k gold St multiple
opal antique bracelet, ring & earrings
Recently appraised at $1800 476 7673
FRANKLIN wood burning stove with
grate & scig-en Call after 5 PM
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435 6396
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591-0900 644-1070
- 852-3222
GRANDFATHER CLOCK Brand New
in Box, Outstanding buy Call between
10AM 5PM Ask for Howard 851-5926
GRAY Metal Desk 30x60, metal table
30x70, chair on casters with arms, file.
4 drawer legal, insulated $400 wili sep^
arate 642 8532
MOVING SALE • Living 4 dining room
furniture, pictures, tables, etc Troy
Call for appointment 362-0328
SANTA CLAUS Suits (3). worn once. 1
size fits all, $25 each or best offer
1-227 3648
THREE PIECE Oak Bedroom set $135
Call after 6 I'M. 624 6845
Wool Oriental Rug floral on Burgundy
background, good condition, 9ftxl2ft ,
best offer Call Evenings 356 6307
711 Misc. For Sale
Wayne County
BASEMENT SALE 15926
Meadowbrook, 5 Mile Inkster area,
Redford Household, misc Feb
12.13,14th, 10am-4pm
BRAND NEW 100% wool carpet orien
tal design, 10x14ft, Sacrifice, $650 Bar
with stereo, record changer, tape play
er & lights, like new $375 .Sofa good
condition, $75 Rocker, good condition.
$30 Corner table, tan, $15 Side table,
tan, $8 2 Table lamps, $12 each
455 7336
COUCH Si Love seat, blue crushed Vel-
vet, good condition, best offer After
4 30PM 531-2412
CRIB (maple Bassett) & mattress, ex-
cellent condition $95 525 7465
25% OFF NAUTILUS VENT FANS
25% OFF RANGE HOODS
15% OFF DELTA FAUCETS
5 HP power generator. $599, now $480
8 HP power generator, $749, now $599
HP garbage disposals. $39 00
33 X 22 Double stainless sinks, $39 88
Vanity including marble top, $39 88
Bathtubs, $89 Tub wall kits. $69 88
Padded toilet seats, $12 88
Laundry tubs, $23 Shower doors $39 00
M sweai copper tube. 10' for $3 99
V« M sweat copper tube. 10' for $6 88
50-50 Solder with tubing, $7 50 Lb
In copper elbows. 10 for $1 30
In copper elbows. 10 for $3 30
1 V* PVC plastic pipe, 10 Ft for $3 88
2 In PVC plastic pipe, 10 Ft for $4 99
3 In PVC plastic pipe. 10 Ft for $10 88
4 In PVC plastic pipe, 10 Ft for $14 65
14-2-G Romex wire, 250 boi. $19 99
12-2-G Romex wire, 250' box, $29 99
Duplex wall recepticles, 10 for $6 90
Light switches, 10 for $6 90
100 AMP main 20 breaker box. $49 88
Circuit breakers with main box, $3 33
Lighting dimmers. $2 99
MATHISON HARDWARE
31535 Ford Rd. ' Garden City
6130 Canton Center Canton
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852-3222
GLASS LIGHTED showcase, 6 ft ,$300
533-0020
HOSPITAL BED, semi-electric including
side rails, $350 Hospital bed lift.
$150. Both in mint condition Whee'
chair, good condition, $100. 149-2' «
POKER TABLE, Beds, baby furniture,
odds 4i ends of Misc furniture, Avon,
clothes. 417-9191
ROLL-TOP DESK, excellent
ie wood, oil finish $100. (
f matt re** includes 4 dr«»
Ion aquarium
* 10 gal-
5 34 -MM
SNAP ON KRA 380, tool box. 7 drawer
roller cabinet, like new $195
414-0024
WARDS WOOD Lathe with Craftaman
$75 Snow tires. G7I*15 with
$15 Tubular fireplace grate &
croen, $10 for both. Royce 40
CB Bast station, $45 45,000
BTU gas forced air furnace, good condition,
Ideal for small home or cotUge,
1100. M3-M71
WATCH, Patek Philippe, II K
gold Mans'-matching 18 K
rious calls only
712 Bicycles For Sale
TEAM MONGOOSE 1980H, red. never
raced, loaded, 25 Vi lbs $400 new
Asking $325 375-9581
714 Business A
Office Equipment
CREDENZA Wood grain top. black
metal sides on chrome legs 20x60, 2
slide drawers. 1 16x58 shelf $150
DECWRITER III TERMINAL
IVi Yrs old
$1,700. '
642 8532
Call 354-3997
IBM COMPOSER type setter with 15
fonts, good condition $3,000 474-7261
MISC OFFICE FURNITURE Desk,
safe, chairs, etc Very reasonable Must
sell We need the space Nothing over
$60 Wednesday Only, noon to 4PM
17663 W 10 Mile, just E of Southfield
OFFICE DESK, standard size with re-
turn L, walnut formica top, excellent
condition. $175 8am-4pm 277-1900
OFFICE FURrJlTURE
Deluxe Executive officV desk, couch
and chairs Also round contemporary
table and 4 chairs with matching shelv-
ing Call Mrs Swanson at 682-1119
OFFICE FURNITURE SALE
Reasonable prices, desks, credenza,
storage cabinets, files, paintings, prints,
couches, executive desk. Weekdays
355-1100 ext 272.9AM-4PM
PHONE MATE, BOOS with Remote
$200 Excellent condition 422 3333
RECORD-A-Call, office or home Mi
crophone to dictate notes. Top of the
Line $150 or best 534 0656
SECRETARIAL desks, assorted office
supplies, room dividers, floor mats
357 4200
715 Commercial &
Industrial Equipment
AIR COMPRESSOR 5 hp. $900 2 ton
floor jack, key machine, vises, air tools,
Rockwell 315 circular saw.
snowblowers, roller toolbox, contrac
tor's tools, motors, more 220-242 S
Main, Clawson Open 7 days 435-0944
GENERATOR, Homelite. 1500 watts,
used 10 hours, under warranty, $450
Call after 5 PM 595 7053
HIGH PRESSURE power wash, 2H P
motor, mercury pump, model «MC14;
600PSI, very good condition. $450 Mike
Coral 422 0520
JACOBS MODEL 91-C4 hand wheel op^
erated spindle nose lathe chuck, plus
collets, sizes 1 /16 to 1H, best offer, like
new Call Bob after 4 30pm 846 3732
TWO STEEL Racks, Ampro 3 ft x 10 ft
long x 8 ft high complete $500 Work
benches Misc sizes, Wards Compressor
1 HP. 3 mos old Many other items Call
Mr Borland 522 5571
716 Lawn, Garden &
Farm Equipment
BOLENS DIESEL 1979 Tractor. I7hp. 4
wheel drive, 48" snowblower, 40"HD
rototiller Asking $4500 386-8629
JOHN DEERE 20 20 tractor,
bucket, forks, rear blade, like new,
$11,500 16 ton trailer, new tires.
$2,100 483-6326
SNOWBLOWER - 24 in like new. 5 HP
motor, self propelled, tire chains, $150
851 3094
TORO 21" Snowblower, gas, electric
start, used I season $200 425-0235
WANTED hand guided rototiller, utili
ty trailer. 10 HP garden tractor with
tool attachments, 728 6513
718 Building Materials
WRECKING Monroe Elementary
School, Westland Used steel for sale,
bar joist - 20, 30, 40 ft, channel iron
720 Farm Produce
273-1355
MUSHROOM COMPOST • Great for
gardens Si shrubs Get it on your garden
now for spring Dump truck loads deliv-
ered 651 0321
722 Hobbies
Coins & Stamps
BEER CANS (121) including Schmidt,
Zodiac. J R Ewing, Tennets Lager,
Dortmunder Kronen, and more $55
477-7933
724 Cameras & Supplies
CANON AE-1, all accessories, $400 Se-
"rious inquiries only After 6 pm
533 4736
LEICA CAMERA model M5, with
35,50,90mm lenses Excellent condition
757-1444
726 Musical Instruments
• ALL PIANOS WANTED"
Top Cash Paid at Once'
One Day Pick up
541-6116
BABY GRAND St CONSOLE Pianos, in
excellent condition $2,200 4 $975
Must see to appreciate 864-4881
BABY GRAND piano, mahogany, refin-
ished, rebuilt $3500 372-3954
BALDWIN ACROSONIC CONSOLE
Used, very fine 1 $1395, delivered 4
tuned 356 3180
CLARINET, NORMANDY
New pads, new case, $50
Call I 525-9417
CLARINETS 4 FLUTES
like new. guaranteed, reasonable, will
deliver
By Band Director 843-3427
CONN MINUET Electric Organ, excel
lent condition, $500 476-7366
CONSOLE PIANOS
Used $695 to $895 356-3180
EVERYTHING
MUSICAL
with
QUALITY SERVICE INTEGRITY
COMPLETE REPAIRS
ON ALL INSTRUMENTS
Full Line Of
MUSIC
ACCESSORIES
INSTRUMENTS
ROYAL
MUSIC CENTER
512 No. Main St. Royal Oak
548-4894
FENDER Rhodes Keyboard piano,
plays excellent $450 or best offer
459-5052
TWO ROTH VIOLINS V. $125 Full
size $180 Both excellent condition,
good for beginners 474-8038
KUSTOM AMP 4 Guild Electric Gui
tar, excellent condition $225 Ask for
Ken Jr 464-8191
LOWREY Fiesta Organ with external
Leslie. 25 pedal, 41 note keyboard, full
range of stops, $850. 4 55-6810
ONE TANGENT 802 mixin| board, 2
eusli • 3 speakers, one pas 320 amplifier,
$1100 397-1754
ARTLEY STUDENT FLUTE
Excellent condition.
After 4 PM. call: Ml 1419
GUILD Claaalcal Guitar with case 4
music books for beginnen $115
474-7544
HAMMOND organ. Cougar model, $700
Call after 4pm 544 0914
HAMMOND ORGAN M-100. double
keyboard, draw bah, has everything.
Ilka new 474-0157
HUNTINGTON piano, apartment upright,
circa 1417, excellent condition 4
tone 338 3888
USED SPINET PIANO
Good tone 4 action $595 354-31*0
WURLITZKR organ, with built-in sjrathealwr
4 Upe recorder, excellent condition,
$1400 After 5pm 455-9417
WURUTZER WAREHOUSE
New 4 Used Pianos 4 Orgaw
lllll Capitol Ave Oak Park
441-7414
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726 Musical Instruments 738 Household Pets
OVATION ELECTRICAL Accoustic
Model 1(21 4 6-string Excellent condi
Don Asking 1475 478 7595
PIANO - Wurlitzer Spinet bench, tuned
regularly. $850 722 5093
needs good home After 455-3519
POUR PUPPIES 7 weeks, part cocker,
need a good home $5 each 427-7654
728 TV, Stereo,
Hi-Fi, Tape Decks
PIONEER KE 5000 car stereo, all digi
tal, with Upe deck and clock, make of
fer 855 9444
PORTABLE COLOR TV Sears (Magna-
vox) Very good condition IS in screen
$75 464-7342
STEREO console, black slate top. good
condition 1175 626 0310
730 Sporting Goods
BELGIAN BROWNINGS Three 12 sa
One 16 ga Also Remington 742, 30 06
8 gun gun rack Call any time 420-0134
BRUNSWICK POOOL TABLE. inch
slate, regulation sue. with accessories
good condition. $400 531 8116
DYNASTAR 170 skns. Saloman 444
bindings Nordica hurricane boots, sue
8 Excellent condition, $200 459-7486
NEW LEOPOLD 2 V. to 8 power varia
ble Van X3 Rifle Scope. $150 New
Hawken 50 caliber $180 538 1561
ROSIGNOL Cross Country Skis, poles
and boots (8W) 2 pair, new 852 3357
ROSSIGNOL SKIS, Tyrolia bindings.
Rosschil boots sue 8 4 poles. Cost $450
selling $100 Also Rossignol Comps,
Tyrolia bindings. Rosschil boots, sire 10
St poles Cost $650 selling $150. both
like new After 6pm 420-3019
SEARS Triple Action Exercise Bike,
hardly used, $35 or best offer After
3PM, 427 6349
SKIS Hexcel Competition, S555 bind-
ings, poles, Tecnica boots sue I0V«
Used onlv once $325 459-7559
WATER SKI Epcomp X2 Slalom, 64
inches with a medium large fixed boot
Call Bernie 642 0890 or 887-3202
732 Wearing Apparel
A TASTE OF HONEY
Where the best-dressed woman cort
signs her wardrobe for the most dis-
criminating buyer Now 20 50% Off
Sale 2514 Lvernois, Trov 689 4324
BEAUTIFUL black cross (white with
black markings), mink coat, medium
sue Additional piece zips on to wear
over gowns Asking under $2,500 Call
after 5 I'M 626 0790
FURS, sue 6, like new Geoffrey Beane
floor length mink skirt 4 vest Cost
$5500 sacrifice $1950 Canadian Lynx
paw coat, cost $5000 $2000 White
Mongolian Lamb coat $400 644 0215
TOURMALINE Mink 4 leather coat.
length sue 10. hardly worn, $350
689 5372
TREMENDOUS OFFER Brand new
full length black pearl mink coat,
made to fit your proportions Regular
price $12 000 Final offer $4000
671-1482
TWO beautiful full length mink coats
Fawn, sue 8 10, matching purse Vahie.
$4 200 $1200 Chocolate Sable, sire
14P $1000 Call mornings 851-9460
738 Household Pets
ADORABLE puppies. 6 weeks old,
black with white paws To a good home
Call before 6 PM 476-3720
BLACK 4 WHITE female cat. 1 year
old. affectionate but not with other
pels Free to good home 358 3.347
BORZOI i Russian Wolfhound) puppies,
best m show sire, champion blood lines
2 males 325 1583
ROUVIER Puppies 6 weelts old AKC
registered $25-0 or best offer
493 4041 * 895 4921
BOl'VIER PUPS AKC, 10 weeks old
Excellent family pets Must sell $125
522 459?
fiOTVIUH 'tor ptTCTlTMm^popples,^
weeks old big mostly black need a
good home After 6PM 478 8255
BOUVIER 7 months old. AKC. male.
Brindle long hair, excellent tempera
ment Call before 5 PM $300 firm
363-0711
CAT SHOW
March 14 15
Southfield Entries close 2V«0
547 6464 634 9359
CH1H TZU puppies AKC, 6 weeks old.
3 males 3 females 652-9333
COLLIE Puppies, AKC registered, 9
weeks eyes checked, shots, wormed,
guaranteed 569 7622
DACHSHUND puppies AKC. Standard
Shorthair, 6 weeks old Champion sired
476 9252
FREE FEMALE medium-sired dog 9
months, shots, wormed, house broken
Moving to apartment 591-6579
FREE only to good borne Terrier Aire-
dale. male, lW yi
house broken Good watchdog, excellent
years old, neutered,
with children 728-8628,
464-7079
FREE to good homes, Shepherd/
Pointer mixed puppies, three 10 wee)
males Call
week
425-9197
GERMAN SHEPHERD pups, extra big
boned, nice markings, X-rayed,
wormed, paper trained $65 4 $75
933-3691
GERMAN Shepherd / Labrador
nly tt
reeks old Debbie. 421-5057 or 592-7006
lepber
$10 each, sold only to good
GET THE JUMP ON CUPID
HERE'S your chance to really say
You love him best in every way
3 lines, $3 12 cities know
That he's your very special beau
VALENTINE GREETING
O & E Newspaper
$1 per line (min. 3 lines)
$12 per inch
Use Your M. C. or Visa
Thurs, Feb. 12. 1981
591-0900 644-1070
852-3222
GOLDEN RETREIVERS. pet puppies,
AKC. hips, eyes, shots, $200 each Call
after 5 30pm 891-1625
GREAT DANE Harlequin, 9 months,
show marked, male, must sell Best of-
fer Call after 6PM 652-7923
HUSKY Black 4 White Spayed Free
to good home 422-5886
IRISH SETTER 8 year old female,
spayed, good health Needs a good
home Call after 5PM 642-6529
LAB, mixed white female, spaved,
shots. 4 years old, good watchdog, lov-
ing, needs home Days 357-3700 Eves
ing.
weekends 1-627 6188
LABRADOR, mixed, black, 6 weeks old,
free to good home only Call after 6PM
weekdays, anytime weekends 477-4197
MIXED HUSKIE puppies, medium sue,
7 weeks old. 3 solid off white in collar
427 0344
MIXED Lab puppies, free to good
home, 272 4394
PUGS, Chinese puppies, excellent Val-
entine gift, beautiful AKC 937;3716
Snowmobiles
MOTO-SKI 1980, 800 miles, manual
start, good condition. $1,600 Two 1980
Ski-Doos SS Citation 445; good condi-
tion, 11,800 each 2-pIace trailer. $225
To buyer of whole package at $5,425
Free caboose 459-4655
POLARIS 1978 Cobra 440, IVfc seasons
use, 250 miles, excellent condition
$1200 After 6pm 693-6708
SKIDOO. 1977 Everest, 440, electric
start, excellent condition 2 machines
plus double trailer, $3,000 476-7366
YAMAHA 1980 SRX. cover, extra
parts, low miles, like new Must sell
$2200 336-0701 or 335-0178
804 Airplanes
AMERICAN EAGLE FLYING CLUB
Based SW Oakland Cty. 2 Cherokees,
180 with GS. ADF, DME $22 per tach
hour wet 140 $18 per hour Dues $22
per month Jack 464 7109
806 Boats & Motors
CHRYSLER, 1974 Sports Fury, 16 Ft..
90 HP Chrysler outboard engine, motor
newly overhauled, submergical water
pump, power tilt, new battery, all white
custom curtains, custom mofding cover
with tilt trailer. $1,650 453-4551
IMPERIAL 1974 19 ft 120 Merc Cru-
iser, inboard, outboard New motor,
open bow, moving must sell. 398 8438
SHEPHARD 1954 28 ft solid mahoga
ny, twin straight 8, Chrysler V drive.
Mr Murch, Rt 1. Box 293, Cheboygan.
Ml 49721. 616 238 8150
THUNDERBIRD 1980 Formula 18,
loaded, 260 Merc cruiser Power steer
ing. hour meter, 11,500 3913839
806 Vehicle &
Boat Storage
WESTERN WAYNE COUNTY'S finest
Mini Self-Storage servicing the
greater Plymouth/Canton area
Storage Unlimited 459 2200
812 Motorcycles
Go-Karts, Mini-Bikes
HONDA 350
4 cylinder, very low mileage Call be
tween 6 PM and 8 PM 476 2554
KAWASAKI 1972, 750. custom.
Chopped, fast. $1,250 or best offer
422 2341
SAMOYED 8 month old male. AKC.
champion lines. Friendly, housebroken
Owner alergic $175 After 6pm 4
weekends. 476-0436
SIAMESE MALE, all shots, neutered 4
declawed Call before 3 pm 292 1539
TIMBERWOLF mixed German Shep-
herd puppies Extra large boned, beau-
tiful markings. X rayed hips, wormed
Paper trained Very gentle natured but
protective Only $100 933 3691
740 Pet Services
A-ONE D(K; GROOMING
All Breeds • Reasonable
Located in Westland
Call for App t 595 6367
Pets n' Particulars
Large Selection of Pel Supplies
Small Mixed Puppies Kittens
Parrots Finches Parakeets
Boarding Si Grooming Services
474-6806
22830 Mooney - Farmington
814 Campers &
Motorhomes
FOR RENT
Cruise Air. 1979, 25 Ft motorhome
Sleeps 8, all options
Call 6 9pm 459 0426
TRAVEL TRAILER, 17 ft refrigerator,
stove, furnace, toilet, shower, sleeps 6.
excellent condition $3000 851-2045
816 Auto A Truck
Parts & Service
JEEPS CARS TRUCKS
Available thru Government Agencies
Many sell for under $200 000 Call
602 941 8014.Ext 4242 -
for your Directory on bow to purchase
LTD II. 1977 400, 2 barrel engine 4
trans Police car engine 42.000 miles
$550 Body parts available 592 0910
MEYERS snow plow, 74 ft hydraulic
for Dodge truck, complete package.
$975 453-4056
802 Snowmobiles
ARCTIC CAT Si Ski doo T4T, good con-
dition. 6816547
ARTIC CAT 1979 snowmobile, excel
lent condition $900 or best offer After
4PM 538 5297
CHAPARELL 1973 SS3, 340 cc Good
condition. $375 531-1606
ELTIGRE, 1974. 440, excellent condi
tion, $850 356-5778
SKIDOO. 1978. 440 TNT, like new, I
season use, $1200 652 0987 after
5 30pm 656-1081
SKI DOO. 1980. Everest 500. $1600. Ski
Doo. 1979 Everest 340, $1400 Both
electric start, speedometer SkiBoose
$150, 1980 heavy duty 3 place trailer,
13' tires, $425 $3500 for all 459-9877
SNOWMOBILE TRAILER, double, alu
minum top, like new, $350 474-1917
YAMAHA 1970, SS-396, 2 place trailor
4 dog sled All in good condition $625
425 5238
DICK GREEN SEZ
%
FINANCE
ALLOWANCE
1 K-CAR for $ 5888.00 + Taxes
Gkt HORIZON MISER .J5299 00
Gel 1980 VOLARE ""Sr
Get 1980 LEBARON
automatic.
Stock 87142.
Demo, 2 door, loaded,
air,Stock 02006
•4890"
, 6492 M
Tain
Taxes
• Taxes
Get 1979 TRAILDUSTER ""tEU '683T
MANY MORE GOOD DEALS ON 1980's & 1981s
DICK GREEN
29301 GRAND RIVFR F ARMINGTON HILLS
531-8200 476-7900
PONTIAC HEADERS. 1965 1966, good
condition, $15. Pontiac V-8 Flywheel,
clutch, pressure plate, throwout bear-
ings Si bell bousing, excellent condition,
$60 Call after 4pm. 536-5024
SNOW TIRES^ 2 Lee G-78 15, used 1
winter. $35 981-1590
TIRES • Four G78-14 with wheels $25
each Fair condition 427-8397
TIRES 4 15' Goodyear Tracker AT.
9-15LT-C, balanced Si mounted on 6 bolt
magnesium wheels Almost new $300
476-5610
TORINO 1973, for parts $200 477-1849
TWO SNOW TIRES sire JR78 15, steel
belted radials, excellent condition Both
for $F0 626 8367
WESTERN 6ft power lilt angle snow
plow-lights, fits 1966-77 Bronco Best
offer 591-0650
2 WHITEWALL SNOW tires with
wheels, sire GR7815, like new Call af-
ter 5pm 422-8132
820 Autos Wanted
CASH NOW
WE BUY USED CARS 4 TRUCKS
NORTH BROS
421-1300
FOREIGN COLLECTOR wants to buy
European vintage St classic sports cars
WiH pay cash for right cars Call 9am
5pm Mon Fri 589 1712
HIGHEST DOLLAR
$100 to $4,000
Regardless of condition
326-0220
PONTIAC TRANS AM 1979 TA400, 4
speed. 4 wheel disc, black, T-top, all op-
tions, mint condition Call Bob, 642-4114
ALWAYS
TOP CASH PAID
All Makes and Models
Call Dale Irving
Jeannotte Pontiac
Sheldon Rd at M 14. Plymouth Ml
453-2500
AT AUDETTE...
CASH FOR
CADILLACS
Top Dollar Paid
Clean Cars Needed
Ask For Tom Karay
AUDETTE CADILLAC
W. BLOOMFIELD 851-7200
Why Are We
Since 1977?
• 3 NATIONAL SERVICE AWARDS
• HONEST LOW PRESSURE SALES
STAFF
• IN-HOUSE BODY SHOP
• LARGEST PARTS DEPARTMENT
IN MICHIGAN
KEEP US #1 IN '81
24130 Telegraph Rd, Between 9 and 10 Mile Rds., Southfield • 352-8580
820 Autos Wanted
BUYING ANY SHARP
1975 THRU 1980 CAR
CALL JIM AT
GAGE
OLDSMOBILE
WOODWARD AT 8W MILE RD
399-3200
CASH!
For late model cars, highest
dollar paid. Call Used Car
Department.
Art Moran Pontiac - GMC
Telegraph North of 12 Mile
353-9000
TOYOTA'S
WANTED!
$High Dollar Paid$
1974 THRU 1980 S
CALL ART WELCH 333-3300
ANDERSON
TOYOTA
We Are
BUYING
a few select
USED CARS
TENNYSON CHEV.
425-6500
WE BUY CARS
LATE MODEL
FOREIGN - DOMESTIC
TOP DOLLAR PAID
SUBURBAN OLDS
1810 Maplelawn (Troy Motor Mall)
643-0070
We'll Buy Your
Used Car or Truck
ALL MAKES A MODELS
Bill Brown
USED CARS
35000 Plymouth Rd.. Livonia
421-7000
821 Junk Cars Wanted
QUICK CASH $40 to $150 and more
for driveable junk cars and trucks Call
before you sell We definitely pay a bet
ter price 933-5276 934-6565
Junk Cars - Trucks
Late model wrecks
WE TOW
AMERICAN
AUTO WRECKERS, INC
268-1090
toll free
JUNK CARS WANTED
TOP $$$
QUICK PICK-UP
E & M AUTO PARTS
474-4425 397-2200
565-1365
JUNK 4 DRIVF.ABLE CARS WANTED
I pay more than any yard
1 hour service
Call 336 5583
HIGH $$ HIGH $$
WANTED
ON ALL JUNK CARS
$15 $40
MUST HAVE TITLE
RUBE'S AUTO SALES. INC.
40249 Schoolcraft
453-0371 or 525-5444
Plymouth, Michigan
JUNK 4 RUNABLE cats wanted
547 4009 or " 541-1799
822 Trucks For Sale
CHEVROLET 1969. pick up, new tires,
clutch, pressure plate 4 motor, little
rust, runs like new $650 592 0910
CHEVROLET. 1977, Pick UE
tires, good condition Reasonabl
Call weekdays 8 AM to 5 PM
Good
348 2800
CHEVROLET I960 V> ton pick-up, 6
cylinder, automatic, power steering,
power brakes, deluxe cab, excellent
condition, 25.000 miles, $4550 455 2735
CHEVY 1976 ton pick-up, 4 wheel
drive, 41,000 actual miles $2,195
Tyme Sales
455 5566
CHEVY. 1977. C-30 Camper Special
Pickup, 10,000 GVW, dual rear wheels,
power steering 4 brakes, plus more
14.495 Bill Brown Ford, 35000 Plym-
outh Rd at Wayne Rd 421-7000
CHEVY, 1979 Cheyenne, power steer-
ing/brakes, auto, cruise, good condition,
$4,350 or best offer After 6pm 420-2117
CHEVY. 1979, Luv. 4x4 4 speed, stereo
and much more Great condition Only
$5,195 OHara Datsun. 35655 Plymouth
Rd 425 3311
CHEVY 1979 stepvan 30. 18ft long with
built in wooden shelves Low mileage
$6500 476-4119
CHEVY, 1979, SUBURBAN
3 seater. Scottdale, air. loaded. $4,485
JACK CAULEY
- CHEVROLET-
ORCHARD LAKE RD.
Between 14 & 15 Mile Rd<
855-9700
CHEVY, 1979. W ton, Fleet-side, 6
stick, power steering St brakes, amfm.
875
tuffkote. $3700 6616 after
652
DATSUN, 1979, Pickup King Cab 5
speed, only 18,000 miles, sharp, only
$4,895 O'Hara Datsun. 35655 Plymouth
Rd 425-3311
822 Trucks For Sale
DATSUN. 1980. Pickup, 7 ft box, 20,000
miles $4,895 OHara Datsun. 35655
Plymouth Rd 425-3311
DODGE 1974. STAKE, flatbed with
metal tool cabinets$1800 476-4119
DODGE 1975, ** ton longbed pick up,
with cover top Si power steering, good
condition Si tires, new exhaust $1300
425-6800
DODGE, 1977. Pick-up with cap 360
engine, power steering, brakes, side
step 522-6330
DODGE, 1977
4x4 RAMCHARGER
Automatic, air, AM FM. low mileage
$3,485
JACK CAULEY
- CHEVROLET -
ORCHARD LAKE RD.
Between 14 4 15 Mile Rds
855-9700
EL CAMINO 1975 47,000 miles $1,200
477-3939
FORD RANGER 1980. FI00 Pickup, 6
cylinder. 3 speed stick, power steering,
AmFm radio, 2-tone paint, sliding rear
window, step bumper. $5,000 455-5522
FORD 1974 F600. 21.000 miles, 200
amp generator, arc welder, full length
ladder rack Steel tool boxes, clean.
$4200 559-3520
FORD. 1976 Courier, roll bar, wagon
wheels, excellent condition, must sell
453-6914
FORD. 1976, 4x4 Canfield Wrecker,
power steering 4 brakes, amfm, West-
ern snow plow, extras 36,000 miles
Mint $6 000 728 6298
FORD, 1977 Currier. 32.000 miles very
good condition. $2500 After 6pm
476 6352
FORD 1978, P150, 6 cylinder stick.
38,000 miles, excellent condition,
$3,350 1975 Chevrolet 1 ton. 12 ft
stack, steel ladder rack, new tires and
brakes. $2,650 483 6326
FORD, 1978 F150, excellent condition,
$4100 or best offer After 5pm 981-0541
or 464-0752
FORD 1980 Pickup, 6 cylinder, auto-
matic, power brakes-steering, low
miles $5,500 After 6PM, 728 2690
LUV. 1978 PICKUP
4 speed, radio, Tonneau cover, very
clean. $3,485
JACK CAULEY
- CHEVROLET -
ORCHARD LAKE RD.
Ret ween 14 4 15 Mile Rds
855-9700
Tom Holzer Ford
Used Truck Clearance
1979 Bronco Snow plow air $5,995
1978 Ford F 250 Raoger, stereo $2,995
1979 Ford F-250. Super Cab,
4 speed air $4,495
1977 Chevy G-10 Van, automatic $1,795
1978 Ford E-I50 Van. stereo, air.
finished interior $4,595
30711 Grand River Farmington
474-1234
823 Vans
CHEVY 1978 6 cylinder, automatic,
power steering, sharp, like new, $2495
Pay Less Auto .Sales
525-6510
CHEY 1977. equipped for wheel chair,
electric ramp. $5000 Electric wheel
chair, electric hospital bed 681 3051
DODGE 1973 Royal Sportsman window
van with built in refrigerator Low
mileage, excellent condition 453-0364
DODGE. 1974 B 200. power steering/
brakes, cruise, custom interior, no rust
Very good condition. $1,200 582-3217
DODGE 1977 Window Van. Tradesman
200, Captains chairs, cruise control,
$2,000 News Printing. 349 6130
FORD 1973 van, e/cellent condition,
$795 453-5240
FORD, 1976 E250, 351. power steering/
brakes, auto, new tires, runs well
$1625 661-5780
FORD 1978, Carolina club wagon, 8
passenger, reg gas. dual air, stereo,
cruise. 4 more $5200 420-0809
FORD 1979 Chateau Club Wagon, air.
cruise, captains chairs, am-fm cassette,
privacy windows 464-3865
FORD 1979, E 150. air, power steering
4 brakes, automatic. 302 V8. blue
$4900 557 5652
FORD 1979. l,ong Wheel base, Econ*
line 100. 1 seal. $3,000
Call Mr Borland 522-5571
FORD 1979 van, E-150, automatic, side,
rear window, 6 cyl, 20,000 miles.
$4200 464 1900
824 Sports A
Imported Cars
AVANTI 1974, excellent condition,
beige exterior, suede interior, 28,000
miles, really babied $12,500 644-0215
DATSUN 1979, B210, automatic, am-fm
stereo cassette, rear defog, undercoat
ed. excellent condition $4300 negoti-
able Week days. 5 30PM 8PM. week
ends. 12 noon 6PM. 553-4184 553-3587
CORVETTE. 1971 convertible, original
owner Side pipes 356-0244
CORVETTE, J974 convertible, auto-
matic, air, amfm $5,800 455-5582
pov
stereo, air, leather interior, extra sharp
car
PILCO 855-2000
DATSUN 1976 280 Z Excellent condi-
tion Air, AM-FM-Stereo $4,000 or best
offer After 5 30PM or weekends
851-8975
DATSUN 1977 2807.. air, 5 speed,
$5200
tood condition New tires
after 6PM 455-3017
DATSUN. 1978. F 10 Hatchback Rust
proofed, AM-FM, runs on regular gas.
33,000 miles $3,395 O'Hara Datsun.
35655 Plymouth Rd 425 3311
DATSUN. 1978 210, 5 speed, stereo
Great shape Only $3,195 O'Hara Dat-
sun, 35655 Plymouth Rd 425-3311
DATSUN, 1978, 510 Hatchbacks 2
available Both in great sharp, lots of
sell O'Hara Dat
824 Sports A«r
Imported Cars
BMW
'73 3 OS 4 speed, air $3,895
'78 733i, automatic $17,100
'79 320i, 3 in stock From $9,500
'80 320i, 5 speed, air, S/R,
air, alloys $13,500
'80 528i,5 speed, J/R $17,900
Erhard Motor Sales
32715 Grand River 477-6400
DATSUN 1980, 280 ZX. T top. GL, war-
ranty, 5,700 miles, mint condition, ma-
hogany brown 689 1030
FIAT, 1976, 44.000 miles, front wheel
drive, no rust, tremendous heater.
$1,475 or best offer . 427-3198
FIAT 1979 Strada, 5 speed, low
deluxe package, air, am fm, must sell
$4200 397 8609
GOLLING DATSUN
"NOBODY BEATS OUR DEALS'"
90 S Telegraph Rd
Pontiac, Michigan
681-2900
LECAR 1978 GTL Front wheel (Vive,
sunroof, AM FM, rear defogger.
35MPG $2,450 Tyme Sales
455-5566
MAZDA 1980 626, gold. 4 door, auto-
matic. air, rustproofed $6350 or best
offer Days 362-4339 Evenings 4 week
ends, 937-1304
MERCEDES BENZ. 19794. 300SD.
14,500 miles, warrenty. ivory with sad
die. sunroof Perfect $26,750 644 7077
MERCEDES BENZ. 1970. 250-C. sun
roof, radio, needs work, bargain Call
642 7069 or 398 2190
MERCEDES 1974. 450 Sel, metallic
blue, blue leather, sunroof, all power,
r-bart. excellent condition, 60,000
miles $14,000 firm 353 3188 476 5391
MERCEDES 1979. 280 CE, sunroof,
new michelin, 25,000 miles, excellent
condition. $19,500 After 5PM 661 5043
MERCEDES 19794, 450 SEL. Milan
brown, with leather interior, all avail
able options, sun roof, perfect condi
tion, must sell, best offer Days,
681 1600 or evenings 363 5561
MERCEDES 1979 Model 450SEL, gray
with blue leather interior, AM FM ster
eo tape, sunroof Call 9 AM-5 PM Week-
days 886 4101
MERCEDES 1980, 300 SD, silver, blue
leather, low miles, excellent $27,500
Office, 647 5250 Residence, 647 2989
ON A BUDGET?
I can finance you at a payment you can
afford' Cash Rebates on certain new
Oldsmobile's, Toyota's and AMC's Also
special payments on 200 used cars Call
MR. KARR
478-0500
BOB SAKS, INC.
Farmington Hills
PORSCHE 1977 91 IS. all options,
$16,500 Call after 7PM
851 0887
RENAULT 1980 Le Car. $4500 Call for
information 358-2643
TOYOTA 1976. Celica GT'Liftback, 5
speed, am-fm cassette stereo, clean,
$3,100 453 1231
TOYOTA 1979 Celica, GT. liftback, sun
roof, am-fm stereo, excellent condition,
must see to appreciate $4500 553 2138
TOYOTA, 1979, Corolla 4 door, only
$3,995
North Bros 421-1376
TOYOTA, 1980 Celica ST, Executive
Fleet car. $5400 Automatic transmis-
sion, power steering, am fm MPX ra
dio, tinted glass, day/night mirror,
style steel wheels rear window de
fogger, radial tires, classic copper. 7900
miles, full new car warranty 559 0080
856 Buick
CENTURY, 1976, Special. V6. power
steering 4 brakes, radio, new tires,
good condition 522-8679
CENTURY 1977, Special Landau Ex
1.995
tra clean'.Only $2.1
North Bros 421-1376
ELECTRA. 1976, low mileage, power
steering 4 brakes, air, power windows,
excellent condition. $2200 261 4486
TOYOTA, 1980 Cressida Executive
Fleet car, $7100. Automatic, 4 speed
overdrive transmission, fruise control,
power steering, tilt wheel, air, am/fm
stereo, power antenna, power windows,
door-locks, plush pile carpeting, radial
tires, loaded Stylish light blue. 10.000
miles, full new car warranty 559 0080
TOYOTA 1980 Tercel Deluxe Hatch-
back, air. AM-FM stereo cassette. 5
speed, excellent condition $5275
627 4622
852 Classic Cars
ATTENTION COLLECTORS. 1952 Ca
dillac hearse, the Golden V, casket in-
cluded All original $4500 543-5258
equipment Priced
sun, 35655 Plymouth Rd 425-3311
CHEVY CUTS
'81 CHEVETTE PRICES
AT LaRICHE CHEVROLET
1981 CHEVETTE • 2 DOOR HATCHBACK
Tinted glass, rear defogger, remote mirror
sport, automatic transmission, white walls,
cloth trim, Stock #8005.
SELLS FOR $5558.00
DOWN PAYMENT-$558.00
MONTHLY PAYMENT-$139.55
. n MONTHS
- A.P.R. 15.17% - Total Obligation $6898.40
ON THE SPOT FINANCING
MANY MORE FOR LESS
lou IARTCHE
CHEVROLET
40S7S Pty*novtt» Rd • Plymoutk
JUST Wf 8T OF 1-275 PHONE 453-4900
1965 MERCEDES BENZ 230 SL, 2 tops,
automatic, excellent condition.
546 1228
854 American Motors
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Need A Car?
I can sell you one AND reestablish your
credit' Many cars to choose from at
23349 Grand River
BANKERS OUTLET
Ken 535-8840
GREMLIN 1976, low mileage, excellent
condition $1600 522 2497
GREMLIN 1976 X Luggage rack, sport
wheels, triple black, automatic Sharp 1
41,000 actual miles $1,650 with guar-
antee Tyme Sales 455 5566
best
tNET 1974,
ofler Good transportation
474 7662
HORNET 1974 Very good condition,
good tires, standard transmission, $650
537 3809
HORNET 1976, station wagon, fully
loadedj good condition, $1750 981 3029
MATADOR X 1974, V-8. 64.000 miles,
interior excellent, body sound, needs
minor attention. $1,500 or best offer
689-6825
856 Buick
BUICK, 1980, Regal Limited Air, ster-
eo, tilt, velour interior. 3,900 miles
Like new $6,995 O'Hara Datsun. 35655
Plymouth, Rd 425 3311
CENTURY 1976 Custom V6. 4 door, 1
owner, air, automatic, power steering,
brakes, windows 4 locks Rear de
fogger, AM FM $2075 After 6 261 5962
ELECTRA 1977 4 door, like new, full
power, cruise, tilt, $2695
Pay Less Auto Sales
525-6510
LASABRE 1980, 4 door, air, tilt, power
steering 4 brakes, am-fm stereo, rear
defog, 5 month warranty, 9000 miles,
many extras $7695 326-2727
OPEL 1977, Yellow, AM FM cassette,
very good condition, $2,900 or best of-
fer Evening ask for Mike 373 2462
REGAL, 1978, 46,000 miles Blue, load
ed, good condition, $4,200
After 5 30 PM. call 326-4626
REGAL, 1979, automatic, power steer-
ing 4 brakes, air, AM-FM stereo
PILCO 855-2000
REGAL 1979 Limited Loaded, air.
stereo, low mileage Mint condition
$5,400 After 6PM 261-3778
REGAL 1980 Sport Coupe, low miles,
very loaded including sunroof, must
sell, best offer over $6800 476-5733
RIVIARA, 1963, excellent condition,
power steering/brakes, air, good collec
tor car Days, 554-5141 Eve's 644-6655
RIVIERA 1979, all power, show room
condition, loaded. 12.000 miles $8490
278 4825
RIVIERA 1979, dark red, CB stereo ra
dio. anti theft system, wire wheels, low
mileage, loaded A-l condition 355 3773
SEVEN 1958 Buick Limited, 3 convert!
bles. two 2 door hardtops, two 4 door
hardtops. plus parts Mr Murch, Rt 1.
box u293, Cheboygan. Mi 49721
616 238 8150
SKYHAWK 1,977. air, power steering 4
brakes. V6, 39,000 mi
offer
$2550 or best
455 9137
SKYLARK 1971, 350 engine, asking
$150 Good for parts Call after 5pm,
421 3531
SKYLARK 1980 Limited, Mint condi
tion, loaded, 14.000 miles, $6,400, Call
478 4346
SKYLARK. 1980, 2 door, V-6. power
steering/brakes, low mileage, loaded,
excellent condition. $6700 435 8674
858 Cadillac
BIARITZ 1977. Triple blue, excellent
condition, $5000 478 0973
CADILLAC. 1970. Sedan DeVille Good
condition, new brakes, $400 522-9072
COUPE deVILLE. 1978, yellow, excel
lent condition, many extras. $6,000/of
fer 360 1813
COUPE DEVILLE 1971 very clean,
new tires, brakes, 4 muffler system
83 000 miles one owner. $750 or best of
fer 1st pne takes 898-8153
COUPE DeVILLES 1977 (3). Collector s
cars, mint condition, loaded, mid 20.000
miles Birmingham, 649 4746
ELDORADO 1978, full power, low
miles, loaded, excellent condition Must
sell. 485 4334
ELDORADO, 1979, silver/red leather
interior Must sell $9400 or best offer
661-1848
ELDORADO 1979 Diesel, excellent con-
dition, 31,000 miles, $10,200 Call after
10 30AM 541-1608
ELDORADO 1980, Biarritz, loaded. C^.
Aluminum wheels. Mint condition, 9.000
miles After 6PM 261 3778
FLEETWOOD 1969, $600 or best offer,
good condition Livonia, 421 3624
SEDAN DEVILLE 1976, dark blue,
loaded, excellent condition, owner, ap-
pointment only 937-0840
SEDAN DEVILLE 1977, triple yellow,
loaded, excellent condition, 43,000
miles,$4800 or best offer 557-3241
SEDAN DEVILLE, 1976 New tires,
loaded with leather interior, $1995
Pay Less Auto Sales
525-6510
SEVILLE, 1980, Firemist DesertSand.
valour interior, loaded, 13,000 miles,
excellent condition $15,000 642 4935
860 Chevrolet
CAMARO 1975. excellent condition, 350
4 speed, rear louvers 4 spoiler $2,500
or best offer 681-7121
CAMARO, 1977, airv 31.000 miles,
$3,195 Bill Brown Ford, 35000 Plym
outh Rd at Wayne Rd 421-7000
CAMARO. 1979, Berlinetta. 305. auto
ma tic power steering 4 brakes, power
windows. $5,695
COLONY
Chrysler-Plymouth
111 Ann Arbor Ra . Plymouth
453-2255
CAPRICE 1969 Excellent condition,
loaded $1000 firm Call 7AM-5PM.
649 6010
CAPRICE. 1976. Classic, loaded, excel-
lent condition, must sell $2450 or best
offer 261 8555
CAPRICE, 1978. good tires, air condi-
tioning excellent condition Reason
able Call weekdays 8 AM to 5 PM
348 2800
CAPRICE, 1978, 4 door, good condition,
many extras, must be seen 476-0382
CHEVELLF. 1970, SS, 454, 4 speed,
mags. $1000 729 1594
CHEVETTE 1977, 2 door hatchback,
new exhaust battery. 4 snow tires
$2250 After 5pm 422 8187
CHEVETTE 1977 Automatic, AM FM,
black, red interior $1,595 Tyme Sales
455-5566
CHEVETTE, 1979
4 door, automatic, sports stripes, 4 cyl,
$3,685
JACK CAULEY
- CHEVROLET -
ORCHARD LAKE RD
Between 14 4 15 Mile Rds
855-9700
860 Chevrolet
CHEVETTE 1980 4 speed, 4 door, air.
custom interior, radials, extras $4,795
After 4PM 476 4312
CHEVETTE, 1980, air, stereo, automat-
ic, defog, carrier, custom pin striping. 4
cylinder HO 4 more, $5,000 5311192
CHEVETTE 1980 4 door, 4 speed,
twotooe, am-fm. SB radials. roofrack,
more $4200 477 3765
CHEyETTE 1980 2-door Automatic,
air, radio, rear defog. radials $4,750
After 6PM 681 0437
CHEVETTE. 1981, standard trans , 4
speed. AM radio, radials Must sell Af
ter 5pm, 522 2572
CHEVY. 1980
IMPALA WAGON
9 passenger, air, cruise, door locks, tilt,
factory official $4,885
JACK CAULEY
- CHEVROLET-
ORCHARD LAKE RD.
Between 14 4 15 Mile Rds
855-9700
RED WING
TICKET
WINNER
Nick Fish
31718 Alameda
Farmington Hills
Please call the promo-
tion department of the
Observer & Eccentric
by 5 p m Tuesday.
February 10 1981 to
claim your 2 free REO
WING TICKETS
591-2300 ext 244
CONGRATULATIONS!
CITATION 1980, 4 door Hatchback, air.
4 cyl 8000 miles, auto, power steering,
brakes, deluxe exterior $6050 375 0081
CITATION, 1980, 4 door. air. automat-
ic. most power options, stereo, 8,000
miles, rear defog $5995 642 8851
CITATION 1980, sharp, silver, 4 door 4
cylinder, automatic, air, power brakes
4 steering, 8000 miles $6000 646 7735
CITATION, 1980, 4 door hatchback 6
cylinder automatic, all power including
locks, air, defog, radio, cruise. 2-tone,
executive car $5600 334 8860
CITATION 1980 4 door Hatchback al
most all options Well maintained, ex
$51
ceptional $5100 525 8305
CITATION 1980, excellent condition
company executive car, am-fm radio,
rear window defogger. cloth seats, 4
speed. 4 cyl 2 door, $4995 353 3460
CITATION, 1980. V-6. 4 door 2900
miles, air, stereo cruise, tilt wheel, de
luxe interior, sport suspension, wide
tires, $6500 553-2242
IMPALA 1972, 4 door, air, good running
condition. $600 937-2030
IMPALA 1973. power steering power
brakes, air. AM radio, 4 door Must sell
$700 Call after 6 PM 261-2186
MALIBU, 1979 25,000 miles power
steering brakes, air, AM FM, 3 6 liter
V-8, 24 m p g excellent condition
$4700 453 9130
MALIBU. 1980 Classic Wagon 9.000
miles, power, air 4 more Still under
warrenty $6,300 After 4pm, 459-6774
MONTE CARLO 1977 Sun roof swivel
seats, stereo, air, all power 34,000
miles 661-4911
MONTE CARLO 1979 custom, twotone
low mileage. Lincoln rear end. Cadillac
top, Must see to appreciate $6000 476
4119
MONTE CARU) 1977. am fm power
steering, brakes, rear defroster, tilt,
air, low miles, $3400 or best 478 9694
MONTE CARU) 1976 I-andau top
power steering brakes, air AmFm ster
eo. cruise, good condition $2,100
Call Eves 4 weekend?, 855 2959
MONTE CARLO, 1980
V6. automatic, AM FM cruise tilt
door locks, air. factory official $AVE
JACK CAULEY
- CHEVROLET-
ORCHARD LAKE RD
Between 14 4 15 Mile Rds
855-9700
MONZA 1975. 4 speed, V8. 60,000 miles,
air, stereo, rear defog. power steering
brakes, good running $1,350 641-7957
MONZA 1976, 4 cylinder automatic.
AmFm. good condition,
$1,100 or best After 7pm 349 6356
MONZA 1978 Great condition AM FM
Stereo, good gas mileage, radial tires
Best offer 644 4196
MONZA 1978, 3 speed, automatic, am
fm, $3100 After 5pm 457-0357
MONZA 1979, 2 + 2, 4 cylinder 4 speed,
am-fm. power brakes-steering. 8000
mi , clean, must see $3995 626 6609
MONZA 1979, 4 cylinder AM FM cas
sette stereo, 32.200 miles, good coodi
tion Asking $3400 455 1333
NOVA. 1972 2 door, 6 cylinder automat
ic. power steering, radio and heater
35.000 actual miles, one Owner Must
see 1 $79 down, $69 per month
One Year Limited Warranty
OPEN SATURDAY
35545 Michigan Ave West, Wayne
AUTOLAND
728-3100
NOVA 1978. automatic, air, • power
steering-brakes, AmFm cassette, rear
defog, mint condition $3,50*. 531-6743
NOVA, 1978, 2 door automatic, power
steering 4 brakes, air, new tires,
brakes, shocks, excellent condition
$3,350 534 4598
814 Campers A Motorhomes
FOR FLORIDA SUN OR WINTER FUN
DRIVE A FUEL EFFICIENT
ECONOMICAL RV FROM
LLOYD BRIDGES TRAVELAND
17' MODELS
1961 CHAMPION TRANS VANS
Trans Vans dual as a family station
wagon and self-contained camper.
Sleeps four. Equipped with air condi-
tioning. LP furnace, refrigerator, galley.
toilet, etc. Light weight aluminum and
fiberglass body makes this vehicle easy
to handle and fuel efficient.
WE TAKE TRADES—FIVE YEAR BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE
LLOYD BRIDGES TRAVELAND
Phone: 313-475-1347 ChelsM Located at the Cheleaa Exit on I-94
1981 TOYOTA MINI CRUISERS
This vehicle sleeps four, equipped with
dinette, complete kitchen, LP furnace,
refrigerator, etc. Four cylinder engine
with four speed transmission gives out-
standing fuel economy. Easy to drive
for family car and recreational fun.
862 Chrysler
LE BARON. 1979. Medallion, 2 doar. 6
cyl .automatic, power windows, power
steering 4 brakes, stereo Upe erase
air, power sunroof, 24,000 miles $4,995
COLONY
Chrysler-Plymouth
111 Ann Arbor Rd , Plymouth
453-2255
NEW YORKER 1968, air no rust, new
tires, runs like new, $400 592 0910
CORDOBA, 1977, mint condition 2 door
burgundy landau, automatic, burgundy
velour 60 40 seats power, lilt, air tint
ed power steering 4 brakes, cruise
rear defrost, amfm $2 500 643 6881
864 Dodge
ASPEN 1976 R/T Sun-roof buckets
many extras, $1995
Pav Less Auto Sales
525 6510
ASPEN 1979 Wagon air power steer
ing 40 channel CB excellent condition
$4200 or best offer Call Mark after
6PM 642 8916
CHARGER 1972 SE 400 mag air mag
wheels AM-FM. snows Call
96 7 3227
CORONET 1972 Custom, good trans
porta tion car $300
595 »59
DART 1976 2 door 6 cylinder auto
matic power steering, sharp $1695
Pav Less Auto Sales
525 6510
DODGE 1978 Diplomat Medallion V8
automatic power steering 4 brakes
stereo 60 40 seats cruise 28 000 miles
$3,995
COLONY
Chrysler-Plymouth
111 Ann Arbor Rd Plymouth
453-2255
DODGE 1980 Diplomat 4 door 6 cyl
automatic, power steering 4 brakes
power window?. 4 door locks loaded
$6 396
COLONY
Chrysler-Plymouth
111 Ann Arbor Rd PIvmouth
453-2255
OMNI 1980 loaded 4 door red, aula
matic 9000 miles excellent condition
$6300 or best offer Before 7pm,
357 0014 after 7pm 553-4442
866 Ford
COUNTRY SQUIRE 1976 8 passenger
loaded with extras new exhaust system
excellent condition $1775 522-1023
(X)UNTRY SQUIRE. 1973 8 passenger
air. amfm new exhaust system $350
682 8715
CREDIT PROBLEM
NO PROBLEM'
Call Mr Small
421 1376
i
CUSTOM 500 1973 42.000 miles engine
in good running condition some rust
$175 349-4874
ELITE, 1976 black, new paint micbe
lin tires, fancy wheels 356-0244
ELITE 1976, power steering brakes
air, excellent condition Original owner
24,000 miles $2490 or best 278 4825
ELITE 1976 Air stereo, radial (ires
351 engine power steering 4 brakes no
rust, clean, $1650 355^4452
FAIRMONT 1978 2 door 6 cylinder
automatic, air, power brakes steering
19.300 miles, $3500 Evenings 591 1296
FAIRMONT 1978 6 cylinder aut»mal
ic. air, velour interior AM FM stereo
17.000 miles $3450 or consider trade
522 3870
FAIRMONT. 1978 squire wagon air
automatic, power 6 cylinder Best of
fer 645 0070 after 5pm 642 6731
FAIRMONT 1978 Wagon 6 cylinder
power steering brake* Air am fm cas
selie. $3,400 After 6 pm 641-7517
FAIRMONT 1979 Squire Wagon Air
cruise, power steering sharp' $4,895
O'Hara Datsun. 35655 Plymouth Rd
425-3311
FIESTA 1978 white radio sport pack
age, 34.000 miles best offer After 6pm
or Sat 4 Sun 641-7873
FIESTA 1979 Air AM FM StereoCas
sette decor option rear defrost, rust
proof Excellent condiUon $4 200
474-4974
FIESTA 1980, low mileage many op
lions, best offer Call after 7pm
624-9104
FORD. 1978, GRANADA
4 door. 6 cyl, automatic power steer
ing & brakes air, low mileage $3,985
JACK CAULEY
- CHEVROLET-
ORCHARD LAKE RD
Between 14 4 15 Mile Rds
855-9700
LTD 1978 Wagon loaded includes CB
70,000 miles New tires 4 brakes
4746385
LTD 1980 Victoria 2 door low miles
factory warranty, like new JACK
DEMMERFORD 7216560
FORD, 1979 Chateau Club Wagon 8
passenger even option $AVE
North Bros 421-1376
GRANADA. 1975 Ghia 4 door auto
matic power steering brakes air, FM
stereo, excellent condition $2350 Free
snows 646-2916
GRANADA 1977 automatic, power
steering 4 brakes air vinyl top. low
miles extra clean
PILCO 855-2000
GRANADA 1979 6 cylinder automaUc
power brakes steering air rear win
dow defog cruise A m F m stereo split
bench seat, 16 200 rallies excellent con
dition $4 225 y\fter

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880 Pontiac
SAVE-A-LOT!
78 SUNBIRD
2 Door. 4 Speed
ONLY $1,995
76 FORD SQUIRE
Air. Stereo
ONLY $1,995
'77 CAMARO
3 Speed. Sp*rp
ONLY £2,595
77 llKMANS
Air, Stereo, 40,000 Miles
ONLY $2,995
77 GRAND PRIX 1J
Fully Loaded, 34,000 Miles
ONLY $3,695
78 FIRKBIRD ESPRIT
6, Air, Low Miles
ONLY $4,295
GOOD SELECTION OF'81
FACTORY OFFICIAL CARS
AT TREMENDOUS
SAVINGS!
'79 SUNBIRD
2 Door. Air, 11,000 Miles
ONLY $4,295
TV MUSTANG
3 Door, Stereo Cassette
ONLY $4,495
79 CHEVETTE
4 Speed, Tilt, Sharp
ONLY $3,395
78 CAMARO
l.T T TOP
Lots of Toys, 29,000 Miles
ONLY $5,295
79 TRANS AM T TOP
Fully Loaded, Sharp
ONLY $6,695
78 TRANS AM T TOP
Air, Stereo, 31,000 Miles
ONLY $5,495
12 MONTH, 20,000 MILE
SERVICE AGREEMENT
AVAILABLE
ON MOST CARS
78 BONNEVILLE
LANDAU
Fully Loaded, Sunroof
ONLY $4,695
79 SUNBIRD WAGON
Air, Stereo, Tilt, Cruise
ONLY $4,495
7» MALIBU
6, Air, Tu-Tone, 18,000 Miles
ONLY $4,595
80 CITATION HATCH
Automatic, Power,
Air. Tu-tone
ONLY 5,995
•80 SUNBIRD
2 Door. 4 Speed, AM-FM
ONLY $4,595
80 FIRKRIRL)
Air, Stereo, 7,000 Miles
ONLY $6,495
80 BONNKVILLK
Fully Loaded. 14.000 Miles
7.295
Jeannotte Pontiac
Shpldon Rd al M H Plymouth MI
453-2500
866 Ford
MUSTANG. 1974 Marh I. V 6 air pow
er steering stwl 1*11 radials, am-fm
itereo 46 000 miles, $ I,$00
6)8-9366 or 474-4258
MUSTANG, 1978 4 cylinder, power
steering power brakes AM FM stereo
cassette $2500 After 4 30 453-7327
MUSTANG 1977 Ghia loaded, excellent
mechanically & body $3500 553-9295
MUSTANG 1979. deluxe
$3,900 Excellent condition
interior,
397 0829
MUSTANG 1979, Ghia. well equipfxnl
less than 5.000 miles Private owner
Can finance 477-8835
MUSTANG 1979. hatchback, air. power
steering, disc brakes, AM FM casette.
aluminum wheels, Michelin tires.
$4295 349 1073
MUSTANG 1980. Cordovan, 3 door, 4
speed, am fm stereo, 15,000 miles, ex
cellent condition $4500 455-7106
MUSTANG 1980, 6 months old, Many
Many goodies. $6,900 Call Mr Borland
522-5571 or 349 6431
MAVERICK 1973, 302 Hurst 3 speed,
good condition 425-3851
MAVERICK 1973, 302 Hurst 3 spe^J,
good condition, 425 3851
MAVERICK 1976, automatic, air, 6 cyl-
inder low mileage, power steering.
$1700 538-8813
T BIRD 1979 Low mileage, am-fm
stereo, excellent condition, $4500 or
best offer After 6 PM 628 7058
Tom Holzer Ford
Used Car Clearance
79 Fairmont Wagon, air, stereo $3,495
78 Ford Fiesta $2,995
'79 Mercury Marquis Brougham, power
windows seats locks, speed control.
8 track $4,495
'79 Mustang 3 door Ghia, 6 cyl, auto-
matic. air stereo, flip roof. TRX,
tires L wheels $4,795
30711 Grand River Farmington
474-1234
TORINO 1973 Wagon, good condition -
$700 484 2433
T BIRD, 1978 air. stereo, cruise, excels
lent condition 476-1745
1974 MAVERICK
2 door, 6 cyl., automatic,
power, air, only 38,000
miles. Only $1,695.
PAT MILLIKEN
FORD
"HOME OF THE SMILING
IRISHMAN"
9600 Telegraph
Betwn Plymouth 1 W Chicago
255-5840
870 Jaapt A Othar
4-Whaal Drivat
JEEP 197$ CJ5, low mileage, moat Mil.
t«00 617 8692
BLAZER. 1977, Good Urea, good ooodl
tloo Reasonable Call weekdays I All
to » PM 348 2800
MAZER 1977, lock-out hubs, good con-
dition Owner anxious to atll $2,500 or
boat offer Also FORD 1179, F250, pow-
ar steering-brakes, excellent coodiUon,
er beat offer 127 •a," 352-7900
BRONCO, 1179, FYm wheeling pack-
age just w . m
North Bros 4SMI7I
O A E
870 Jaapt A Othar
4-Wheel Drivat
JEEP. 1978, CJ-7. automatic. 20,000
miles, like new $3,99S
North Bros 421-1376
$5,790
Joe Dwyer Imports 537-2295
JEEP. 1979, Cherokee Golden Eagle.
Automatic, power steering A brakes,
air, cruise, tilt wheel, roof rack. AM
FM, CB. stereo, clean, low miles
PILCO 855-2000
JEEP, 1979, CJ5, 6 cyl, 3 speed, soft
top roll bar. rear seat, $4,490
Joe Dwyer Imports 537-2292
CHEROKEE CHIEF 1977, air, AmFm,
new tires, many extras, good condition.
$3,800 or bor Rd , Plymouth
X
453-2255
VOLARE, 1980, power steering/brakes,''
4,000 miles, rustproofed, 6 cylinder,
mint condition $4800 421-4814
VOLARE, 1980, Wagon Factory offi-
cial, 6 cyl, automatic, power steering &
brakes, air, cruise, rear wiper It
washer. 8,000 miles, $5,795
COLONY
Chrysler-Plymouth
111 Ann Arbor Rd., Plymouth
453-2255
FACTORY
TO
YOU
(BONUS MONEYS
NOW ON
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OPEN MONDAY & THURSDAY 'TIL 9 P.M.
LINCOLN-MERCURY CALL
40501 ANN AR303 3D. -PLYMOUTH . _ 0 .
(AT THE I 27b INTERCHANGE 4 0 0 - 2 4 2 4
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WE'RE
DEALING
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TOYOTAS IN STOCK!
h jfc m M Tuesday, Feb. 11th
| V • V T A Thru Monday, Feb. 16th
SELL-A-THON!!
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Vanagon
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$80, • cjrl, i
14,000 milea. only $4,395.
COLONY
Chrysler-Plymouth
ill 11 Ann Arbor Ra, Plymouth
453-2255
880 Pontiac
ASTRA, 1976, 40,000 miles, excellent
body & engine condition, $1,550 or beat
offer 9am-5pm weekdays
358-1100 Eves It weekends 357-1894
BONNEVILLE 1978 Brougham. 4 door,
15.000 miles, all options >ns $5,000
Call mornings, 474-0619
BONNEVILLE 1971, Eicellent condi-
tion, air, low mileage, $500,
call after 6PM, 917-9527
FIREBIRD 1971; Parting Out 1 Front
End Smashed 2 speed Transmission,
engine & interior good 459-5472
FIREBIRD, 1976, V8. automatic, power
steering & brakes, air. $3,195
COLONY
Chrysler-Plymouth
111 Ann Arbor Rd . Plymouth
453-2255
FIREBIRD, 1978 Esprit, air, all
gauges, clean, 17,000 miles Must sell,
$4200 Call 855-1158
FIREBIRD 1978, Formula, power
steering

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$300 CASH REBATE
WITH THIS AD - Monday & Tuesday Only
On Specially Marked Used Cart
'79 TOYOTA COROLLA
Deluxe liftbacK automatic, stereo.
30.000 miles
'78 CUTLASS
Brougham. 36.000 miles, stereo, tilt,
cruise, power windows
'79 FIAT STRADA
2 door, air, stereo, automatic.
luggage rack
'79 LINCOLN
Town car. 25.000 one owner miles loaded,
full power, tilt, cruise, velour interior
'78 CAMARO Z-28
Automatic, power steering, power
brakes. Rally wheels, stereo, spoilers
LOOK & SAVE
ON THESE
'4195
'4795
'3995
'7595
'4995
AT GRAND RIVER and DRAKE
Just 1 Mile West of Farmington Rd.
478-0500
'78 CHEVY PICKUP
V8. automatic transmission, power
steering, power brakes. 30.000 miles
'79 ELECTRA LIMITED
4 door, loaded 1
•79 RIVIERA
Fully loaded. 27.000 miles
'80 OMEGA
4 door, air. automatic, power locks.
14,000 miles
'79 CUTLASS SUPREME
Air. stereo, Landau top
'78 CHEVETTE 2 DOOR HATCHBACK
Air, manual transmission, 35.000 miles
'77 MONTE CARLO LANDAU
Air, stereo
'77 HONDA ACCORD
5 speed, air
'3888
'5488
'8388
'6588
'5988
'3788
'2988
'3688
TamaROFF
j Buick Opal Honda]
ACROSS FROM TEL12 353-1300
w w w , V W W
MALL, SOUTHFIELD
'78 CHEVETTE COUPE
29,000 miles, automatic.
'77 BUICK CENTURY WAGON
V6, 34,000 miles, woodgrain, air, tilt,
cruise, power locks, stereo.
'79 MUSTANG
4 speed, sunroof, power steering,
power brakes, stereo, tape.
'80 CHEVY SC0TSDALE PICKUP
Automatic, power steering, power 5 k O Q k
brakes, low miles. w £ w W
'80 PLYMOUTH CHAMP
45 MPG, 14,000 miles
'80 AMC EAGLE
4 door, 7.000 miles, air, power windows, $ C Q Q C
tilt, cruise, stereo, rear defroster. w w w w
'80 SUBURBAN
Factory air, tilt, cruise, full price
'10 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL T0WNE CAR
HURRY!
ART MORAN
jura.
29300 TELEGRAPH
Vi Mi. N. of 12 Mile
KEEP THAT OMAT
am raeumo with
OENUWE ON PARTS
'3395
'2795
'3995
'4795
'4995
PONTIAC
GMC
353-9000
arawsfow »
THUHM. 7*. I
G M C
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'74 CHEVY MALIBU
2 door, automatic
'75 AMC WAGON
Automatic, new car trade
'74 MONTE CARLO
2 dobr. automatic, good-transportation
'78 FORD FAIRMONT
2 door, economy engine, your present
car will make the down payment
'77 CHRYSLER CORDOBA
2 door, automatic, air, 1 owner
'77 DODGE SPORTSMAN VAN
12 passenger, extra clean, automatic
'80 CITATION
2 door, completely eguipped. new car
trade
'995
'995
'1295
'2795
'3295
'3995
'4995
ARE YOU WORKING?
Credit Applications - No Problem!
Call Mr. Carr 531-7100
14001 Telegraph
at Jeffries (I-96) 531-7100
'78 FORD LTD BROUGHAM
Sedan, loaded. Priced to sell.
'78 MONZA WAGON
6 cylinder, automatic, air, power steering.
Sharp!
'79 MALIBU CLASSIC
Automatic, air, stereo, like new
'75 MALIBU CLASSIC
Automatic, power steering and brakes,
stereo, very nice.
'76 MONTE CARLO
Full power, sunroof. A black beauty
'77 PLYMOUTH SPORT FURY WAGON
Air, automatic, power. Very clean.
'80 CITATION
4 door, 4 cylinder, automatic, power
'79 CHEVY V2 TON PICKUP
6 cylinder, stand transmission, cap, clean
/CHEVROLET
'2495
'2695
'4295
'1695
'2695
'1995
'5295
'3895
'77 CATALINA*
Low mileage, air
'77 MONTE BARLO'
Two-Tone, clean.
'77 TRANS AM*
Automatic, stereo, like new
'77GMC VANDURA*
Midas Touch Conversion, double air,
loaded
'79 MONTE CARLO 1
Air. stereo
'80 CENTURY*
6 cylinder, automatic, air
RIVIERAS & TORONADOS
'79 - '80 - '81 priced from
'3730
'4245
'4305
'5435
'5395
'6405
'7495
'77, '78 and '79 CORVETTES MUST SEE!
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1 YEAR 25,000 MILE WARRANTY INCLUDED
EVERYBODY DRIVES A USED CAR
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'77 STARFIRE HATCHBACK
Air, stereo, rear defogger, new tires,
low miles.
'74 CUTLASS
4 door, air, power steering and brakes,
50.000 miles. Sale Priced
'74 MARK IV
Loaded, 53.000 miles. Luxury Special!
'78 TRANS AM
Loaded, 27,000 miles, tilt, cruise.
power windows.
'78 CUTLASS SUPREME
Buckets, console, air. stereo.
v Farmington
^ Hills
Grand River at 10 Mile
471-0800
'79 SUNBIRD HATCHBACK
Automatic, power steering, 11,800 miles.
Compare at
'80 DELTA ROYALE
4 door, loaded, 14.000 miles Priced to go!
'79 TRANS AM
T-roof, automatic, stereo, rally wheels.
15,000 miles. Monday Only!
HCTfON
33850 Plymouth Rd. • Livonia
'2895
'1995
'2395
'4895
'5195
'4195
'6495
'5895
B«t. Farmington A Weyna Rd«. 261-6900
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'80 GMC STAKE TRUCK
KEf p THAT GREAT GM FEELING
WITH GENUINE GM PARTS
1 ton, dual wheels, dual gas tank, heavy
duty 6 cylinder. 4 speed, power steering
and brakes.
'80 SUNBIRD SPORT HATCHBACK
4 cylinder, automatic, power steering and
brakes, air. radio.
'79 IMPALA
4 door, automatic, power steering and
brakes, air. stereo
'78 TRANS AM
Automatic, TA 6 6 engine, air. T-top, stereo
'78 COUGAR XR-7
Black, automatic, power steering and
brakes, air.
'76 VW RABBIT
Fuel injected
'76 PINTO
4 cylinder.
'79 FORD EC0N0LINE 150 VAN
6 cylinder, au
brakes.
omatic, power steering and
'6995
'5495
'4895
'4995
'3695
'1995
'1895
'3895
32570 PLYMOUTH RD.
LIVONIA 425-6500 • FORD RD. AT WAYNE RD.-WESTLAN
DON'T MAKE THE $100 MISTAKE
'78 MONTE CARLO
Sport Coupe. 15,000 miles, one owner,
automatic, power steering, air Stock ••373A
'78 FAIRMONT WAGON
6 cylinder, automatic, power steering, low $
miles. 1 owner Stock s 1293A
'78 MUSTANG GHIA
6 cylinder, dark blue with vinyl top. automatic, power
steering, air. stereo, low miles Stock «310A
'79 FIESTA
A real gas saver, exceptionally clean
Stock «B 1269
'77 THUNDERBIRD
With all the extras, low miles
Stock oB 1265
'79 FORD LTD
Landau sedan, automatic, power steering power
brakes air stereo, power windows, small V8 Stock-91312
'79 FORD F-150 CARGO VAN
Automatic, power steering, sharp 1 Stofck CT1979
5 4899
3645
$ 3645
$ 3245
$ 5245
YOU'RE MILES AHEAD WITH
THESE LOW MILEA GE GA S SA VERS!
AVIS FORD
Telegraph
at 12 Mile
354-3100
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YOUR CHOICE
$2995
'79 PINTO WAGON
Standard transmission, looks new 1
'77 COUGAR
2 door, power, air, vinyl roof
'77 MUSTANG
Automatic, extra nice, clean
'77 OLDS WAGON
Custom C r uiser, power, air
'77 REGAL
2 door. Automatic, Super Nice'
'77 CATALINA
2 door, power, air, looks new 1
'78 SUNBIRD WAGON
Automatic, showroom condition
'78 DODGE VAN
Panel, low miles, automatic
'2995
'2995
'2995
'2995
'2995
'2995
'2995
'2995
BOB SELLERS
WONTiACi
THE BIG LOT
'73 MONTE CARLO
Runs good!
'76 VW SUPER BEETLE
Sharp!
'77 OLDS 88 ROYALE
4 door
'78 OLDS T0R0NAD0
Low mileage, fully loaded
'78 T-BIRD TOWN LANDAU
One of a kind!
'79 BUICK SKYLARK
Bucket seats, Sexy!
'79 MALIBU
4 door, 6 cylinder, air.
'79 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME
Super Sharp!
'795
'2595
'3995
'4495
'4595
'3995
'4695
'5595
GENE MER0LLIS
31850 Ford Rd.
Garden City
C H E V R O L E T
'76 FORD LTD
2 door Landau, power, air, silver with
burgundy cloth interior, priced to sell
'79 CAPRI
3 door, 4 cylinder, automatic, power, air,
stereo-tape, triple burgundy, extra clean.
'77 GRAND LeMANS SAFARI WAGON
Power windows and locks, power steering
and brakes, air, AM/FM, 8 passenger,
luggage rack, low miles
'78 FORD FUTURA
Light gold, 10,000 miles, automatic,
power, air, don't miss this one!
'77 JEEP
Red with black top, 41,000 miles, like
new throughout.
'78 GRANADA
4 door, creme with matching interior,
gold vinyl top, automatic, power, air
'78 LINCOLN T0WNE COUPE
Triple cordovan, velour trim, turbine wheels
cruise, stereo-tape, 21,000 miles, priced to sell
'80 FAIRMONT
2 door, radio, heater, automatic, power
steering, 6 cylinder, factory air, dark
brown metallic, white side walls
427-6200
'1995
'4995
'2795
'3995
'3995
'3295
'6485
'4875
721-1144 WHa" - 11 LEO CALHOUN
78 VERSAILLES
Moonroof, quad. tape, aluminum
wheels, leather
'77 RABBIT
ONLY
'78 BRONCO RANGER XLT
Air, stereo, 26,000 miles.
'79 JEEP CHEROKEE
Golden Eagle, air, stereo. 28.000 miles
'75 OLDS
Full power, low miles.
78 COUGAR XR-7
Power windows and locks, low miles.
'78 T-BIRD TOWN LANDAU
Full power, moonroof, low miles.
'80 MUSTANG
Automatic, TRX tire wheels, white.
8,000 miles.
'6795
'3195
'5595
'5895
'2195
'4195
'4895
'5695
ALL CARS ARE AUTOSENSE
COMPUTER CHECKED
OPEN MONDAY A THURSDAY TIL 9 P.M.
LINCOLN-MIRCURY
CALL
MERCURY
LINCOLN
40101 ANN ARBOR RD. • PLYMOUTH . - a . . . .
(AT THE I-275 INTERCHANGE) 453~2424
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453-1327 41001 PLYMOUTH RD.
"Where Customert Bring Their Friends"
'80 CAPRICE CLASSIC
Air. AM/FM, tilt, power windows and
locks,Tear defogger, 3,000 miles
'78 TRANS AM
Automatic, air, stereo, tilt, power windows
'78 MALIBU WAGON
Get ready for spring
'80 MONZA
Automatic, power steering, air. factory
warranty, only 800 miles
'79 TRANS AM
Automatic, air. AM/FM and tape,
power windows.
'79 CUTLASS SUPREME
Air, stereo, super clean
'80 CITATION
4 cylinder, gas saver
'77 GRAND PRIX
Air, AM/FM, super buy.
'6464
'5388
'3488
'4949
'6288
'5177
'4888
'3424
lot IARICHE
CHEVROLET
«W7s rv«o««i Rd •
Just West of 1-275
Phone 453-4600